davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-17
State Of West Virginia, Ohio
County.
IT, the S1leriG OF OIio County Groain0:

To the S1leTL1 OF OIio County Groafng:
X1oU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED TO
nmmon Anna Ingharn, Adm'x OF the
estate OF James u. Ingbam, deceased, iohhtn
one hlOufh after the service Of this sufnmons.
10 lay before me "a statement of her receipts
and disbursements, accompanied by her
vouchers as such AdrniDistratriK, during
the entire time she has acted a. hdmini,-
tratrix OF the estate Of the said James ID.
Inzham, deceased, and have then there
this writ with yOur return thereon, stating
the time and manner of eIec,i;ing the
same.
Witness, Robert B. Woods. Recorder Of
Ohio county aforesaid, this 9Th day Of June,
IEI. ROBERT u. WOODS,
Recorder Ohio county.
Upon wb 'ch IL the following endorsement:
The aboTe named Anna ID2hafn ~ no In
habit1nt OF my baIIivick nor found fherein.
JUsEJ, Is7I. T. *. BkOWS, y. &C.
JusE5 9, 1871.
IL appearing from an affidavit MED IN my
office that the above named Anna Ingham,
AdminIstrstrix u a NONRESIDENT of the
STATE Of West Virginia. II u ordered that shs
do appear here within one month nftsf the
date IN the tonifh publication of this order
and do what j. necessary D protset her IN
terest herein. ,.,-,.-r ., ,,,,s<x,.
Teste: KOBbhI u. wooD
iuns-oav Recorder ohio county.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-17
THE COREA EXPEDITION,
Survey OF THE WATERS.
No Objection is Made
The Expedition Fired Into.
Coreans Driven from the Forts.

A>n!yGToN, June 16.-About the
sr.t Of the present month our Minister
- China, with Admiral Rodgers, COM
m,ndns the American fleet in the East,
accompanied BY French and other ves-
-. Of civilized nations stationed in
Chinese waters, made up an expedition
to Corea a peninsula lying between the
Yellow Sea and Sea of Japan, and in
bshitei hv a barbarous, treacherous
and warlike people, entirely independent
Of the Chinese Government. The eX-
priition was undertaked for the purpose
q, cndeayoring to make a treaty with
The Corean authorities for the pro-
,ec,ion OF shipwrecked sailors, who
heretofore gave been made slaves or
murdered or otherwise ill-treated when
csusht by.Coreans.
In his dispatch to the Navy Depart
ment, dated at Boisa Island, Corea,
June ;. via Shanghai, Admiral Rogers
,avs car Minister and the Corean En-
VOWS have exchanged professions Of
amicable intentions. The Coreans made
no objections to the survey being made
oi their waters. The Monocacy, Palos,
snd tour steam launches, under Com
manirr Blake. were sent on June lst
to examine Sable river. On arriving at
the point where navigation is most
ysrilous, masked battery, manned by
even thousand Coreans, unmasked and
opened heavy fire, without warning,
upon our people. The French ship in
advance fought gallantly and our ves-
.sls bearing up drove the Coreans from
their works. The tide swept all the
.h,s past the batteries and they anchor
ei ani threw shells among the retreat
in. enemy. The Monocacy was slightly
injured 10y knocking upon the sunken
rJck. She is now temporarily repair
81 The vessels on returning received
no fire, the enemy having been driven
rom the forts. Our people displayed
great gallantry. Only two 0, them
we're slightly wounded. A communi-
cation was received to-day which may
open negotiations. Otherwise, since the
coreans have met our peaceful overtures
With an unprovoked war, our forces will
aud and alter destroying the forts, will
lake such other measures IA the inter-
ISIS pf civilization reOnirps
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-17
WEATHER REPORT
synopsis for the Past Twenty-FOur
Hours.

SynOpSIS IOf the faSt I"ehty.fOuE
Hours.
WASHINGTON, June l6-7:30 P. NJ
The barometer remains low on the Pa.
cifc coast, but is stationary at the
Rocky Mountains, where the tempera-
ture has fallen somewhat. The baron.
eter has continued to fail throughout
the Mississippi Valley and has risen
but little on the coast Of the Atlantic.
1t is at an average height from Lake
Ontario to Michigan and southwark.
The temperature has risen in the Ohio
VALLEY and Missouri. 1t has fallen de-
cidedly in the northwest and still more
so from Virginia to Florida. Rainy
and threatening weather is reported
from Minnesota to Tennessee and west.
ward and also on the coast from South
Carolina to Northern Florida.
ProJabiHtieS...It is probable that a
severe local torn will pass over North.
ern Georgia to night. The rainy and
threatening weather of the Mississippi
Valley will probably extend eastward
on Saturday to the Blue Ridge, with
fresh and brisk easterly winds from
Lake Erie to Lake Superior and south
east winds on the Gulf coast
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-17
POPE Plus TX.
The AnDiversary--Thc Celebration n
at Different Places,

--r at Different Places.
New YORK, June I6.-There were i'm.
posing ceremonies at all the Catholic
churches in this city to-day in honor oi
the twenty.fifth anniversary of the in
stalment of Pope Plus TX. Salutes
were fred at different intervals through
out the day. This afternoon there was
a grand parade, which was participated
in by all the Catholic societies OF the
city. ...- Er a..
DUBUQUE, June l6.-The Catholics
of this city are celebrating today in
honor of Pope Plus TX. Imposing re-
ligious ceremonies were observed in st.
Raphaels Cathedral, after which an
immense procession was formed, COM
posed of the children from the various
Catholic schools and different Catholic
churches throughout the city.
PHILADELPHIA, June l6.-This morn
ing, at st. Peters Church, the twenty
fifth anniversary of the election Of Pope
Plus TX. was celebrated by a solemn
High Mass at five, seven and ten
o clock. At nine o'clock procession
of about two thousand men was formed,
and after trayersing short route, re-
turned to the church, where the cere-
mony of blessing the new organ took
place. The Philapatrian Institute to-
night celebrated the occasion by
speeches, fire works and grand display
generally.
New YORK, Jnne l6.-The Catholic
churches here were beautifully illulni-
mated tonight in honor of the twenty
fifth anniversary Of the Pope's reign.
Special services were held at all church
es. The Germans especially made a
great display, and many private residen-
es were illuminated.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-17
ILLINOIS.
Suicide Of a Prisoner mt Tuscaloosa
The Crops.

Suicide Of a Prisoner 0t InScaiOOSa
The Crops.
TUSCALOOSA, June l6.-A prisoner
named J. A. Sage, confined in the jail
in this place, poisoned himself and died
this morning. This man Sage had
been arrested at the instance of Colonel
A. Q. Miller, Special Agent of the Post,
office Department, for forgery and for
abstlacting money from letters. 1t
seems that he had been IN the employ
ment of William Fitzpatrick, and
learning that Fitzpatrick expected a re-
mittance OF three hundred dollars
through the pos.office he personated
him at the office, signed the receipt and
took out letter. This letter, however,
contained but few dollars Sage was
a day too soon, for the large remittance
came to hand the next day. He was
arrested and lodged in Jail to await trial
in August, but, driven to desperation,
he perished miserably by his own
hand.
The wheat crop in this section was
never better than this season, and the
harvest is about ten days earlier than
usual.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-17
NEW YORK.
Raid on Keno Players.

New YORK, June l6.-The keno
game, which is still carried on to large
extent in some quarters Of this city, at
racted the attention Of the police last
night, and a squad Of police made a
descent on a keno establishment in the
Eighth Precinct, taking the inmates by
surprise Twelve arrests were made
snt the contents seized.
Suicide.
Henry Boderwf, a Young German,
aged 9i years, committed suicide last
evening at his house in Elizabeth street.
He was married, but had been in i'll
health since March last. He was led
10 destroy himself yesterday, and pur-
chasing a single-barreled pistol and
placing the mnzzle close to his left
breast, he fired lie expired immeii-
st~ly.
Accidentally Killed.
An old lady named Rosanna Mul
searn. who WAS blind and had been
'Nlng with her sister on Ridge street,
10 SIX story tenement house, last nj ght
Went out on the fire escape as she sup
Posed,to get breath Of air. She missed
lhe window, however, and supposing it
10 be all right, stepped out, and falling
10 the pavement was instantly killed.
Weston on his Travels.
Weston, the champion walkist, still
walks At he rink, being ahead OF time.
Before retiring last night he finished his
O-0ih miic When done for the day he
ran around the rink, walked backwards,
IraPed and jumped to show the powers
C' C'endurance he still possessed. There
i every possibility that he will finish
A's task successfully.
The Horse Disease.
The disease which recently broke
ont among the working horses here ap,
pears to Be spreading and causes the
greatest alarm among owners Of horses
generally.
Wall FaIIs-Four Men Buried In
the Ruins.
The walls of the building No. Az
Broadway, now in course Of demolition
'eII this evening, burying four men be
meath the ruins. Two men were terri
Hly injured
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-17
CHICAGO.
Murderer Arraigned.

'HlcAGo, June l6.-Alfred Zeigen-
meyer, the alleged murderer of Gum
o'e'on' was arraigned in the Criminal
court this morning on a new indict-
inent, the old one, which had but one
count, having been dismissed at the re.
quest of the States attorney. The plea
u not guilty was entered. The counsel
,of the defendant requested permission
70 withdraw the plea of guilty to the
.time % Of forgery. The motion together
win motion that the trial take place
On July 10Th, will be argued on Monday
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-17
WASHINGTON.
The United States Steamer Kansas
Sixty Of the Crew Sick.

WASHINGTON, June l5.-The United
States steamer Kansas of the Tehuan-
tepec expedition, and late from Key
West, arrived at the Washington Navy
Yard to-day. OF the crew sixty were
sick with fever and ague and were trans
ferred to the Naval Hospital. The dis
ease was contracted from exposure In
surveying.
The Cotton Crop.
The Bureau Of Agriculture has re-
ceived returns from nearly three hun
dred counties, reporting the most pro-
ductive districts of each of the cotton
States and showing the comparative
average and condition Of the crops in
the first week OF June. A diminution in
the area planted in cotton appears in
every State except Florida.
Appointments.
WASHINGTON, June 16.-The Presi-
dent made the following appointments
to-day: VIM. II. Pitts and John II.
Wickise, of Utah, to be Commissioners
for the celebration OF the One-Hundreth
Anniversary OF the Independence of the
United States, at Philadelphia, 1876;
II. w. Wilkinson to be Collector OF
Customs for the District Of Pearle
river, Mississippi; James Cory to be
Assessor of the District of Utah Terri
tory.
More Ku-Klux Outrages.
Information has been received at the
White House Of outrages .on colored
residents near Salisbury, n. c.
VIM. S. Pearson, Assistant Assessor
for the District of Salisbury, n. c.,
writes under date of June 18th, as fol-
follows: "I met to-day Robert Logan,
Aaron Bickerstaff and daughter, of
Rutherford county, n. c., the former
with Mr.. j. B. Carpenter, constituting
the editorial corps of the Rutherford
Star, published in Rutherfordton. They
were flying from their houses, being
driven off by the Ku-Klux. They re-
port that on Sunday night, the 18th
inst, fifty disguised Ku-Klux entered
Rutherrordton and brutally beat Major
NJ. Justice. a representative of the
North Carolina Legislature. The band
also completely Quilted the Star office OF
both type and fixtures. Logan, Bick-
erstaff and others narrowly escaped
with their lives.
The Manly Art.
Several days ago the Trustees OF
Odd Fellows Hall refused to rent the
hall for a pugilistic exhibition, and now
the lower branch of the Territorial Gov
erumen has passed resolutions direct
ing the Superintendent OF Police to pre-
vent any exhibitions of the art Of box
ing or pugilism in the District of Colum.
bla till the passage OF an act regulating
the same.
Treasury Balances.
The following were the treasury bal
ances at the close Of business to-day:
Currency S4,2Sl 900, coin 800, AIS, 900,
of which SIS, ,246, 900 are in coin Ger.
tificates.
Supervisor OF Internal Revenue.
General Fry, former Supervisor of
Internal Revenue for the State OF Ken
lucky, has been reappointed in place ol
Emery, who has been removed.
Regulations for Steam Vessels.
All the changes in the regulations 70,
Government officers OF steam vessels
recently made by the Board Of Super
vising Inspectors OF steamboats,, do moi
60 into effect till January /, 1872.
Declined.
Second Assistant Postmaster Genera
Smith has declined the appointment 0
Governorship Of New Mexico. Hi
health is little improved. -s
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-17
DAYTON, OHIO.

Robber Sentcnced-A Sad Accident.
DAYTON, June l6.-John Morris, one
of the parties charged with assaulting
and robbing Mr.. Nudge, jeweler, of
$500, was sentenced yesterday to nine
years in the State prison.
An old man namel Swish, residing
in Perry township, was badly mutilated
by a reaper yesterday. He fell in front
of the machine, which cut his right arm
off.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-17
MILWAUKEE
Sinking Of . Barb.

MrLwAUkEE, June l5-The crew Of
the bark Maitland, which was sunk by q
collision in the Straits on Sunday
last, ARRIVED here to-day, and reports
that the second mate of the Golden
Harvest, one of the vessels which COL
lided with the Maitland, had his thigh
crushed, and two others were injure !,
but not dangerously. The Maitland
sunk in fifteen fathoms water. Fs.'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-17
MEMPHIS.
Attempt to SwindIe the Merchants
National Bank.

National Bank.
MEMPHIS, June l6.-A shrewd but
unsuccessful attempt was made yester
day by a young man calling himself
Charles Clarke, to victimize the Mer-
chants. National Bank to the amount
of $4,000. He presented letter Of
introduction from Grinnell & Co., New
York, and also deposited a certificate
for $4,000 on the National Bank of
Commerce of New York. The trick
was we'll arranged but failed. The
forger escaped.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-17
TENNESSEE.
The Railroad Affair Assuming n
Serious Aspect.

CHATTANOOGA, June 9.-At o'clock
yesterday, $50 employees of the Ala
bama and Chattanooga railroad seized
an engine and two cars and run them
down the road. The property was un-
der attachment at the time. Stanton
sent out special train this morning to
capture the stock. They cut the tele
graph wires as they ran south. Affairs
are becoming serious and troops are
likely to be called for.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-17
ST. PAUL.
Fatal AccIdents-Episcop COnvcn-
tiOn.

tiOn.
ST.. PAUL, June l6.-Mrs. Jane Tullis,
wife Of ex-Sheriff Tuliis, was thrown
from carriage last evening by her
horse starting suddenly, and in falling
she struck her head upon stone, caus-
ing almost instantaneous death. Mrs.
Larson, OF Loony Valley, Houston
county, was killed by lightning Monday.
The Convention OF the Episcopal
Church is in session here. The dele
gates to the General Convention have
been elected.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-17
KENTUCKY.

Suicide or Judge Shepherd.
GEoRGErowN, June l6.-Judge N.
Shepherd committed suicide near here
yesterday by shooting himself through
the head. He was sixty years old.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-17
EUROPE.
The Conha.ratiOn in Paris.

VERSAILLES, June l6.-The Interna-
tional Societe du Paris has issued q
manifesto in which an acknowledge.
ment is made that the recent confagra-
tions in Paris were the work Of the
agents of the Society. The manifesto
boldly proclaims that the Society ac-
cepts the responsibility Of its acts and
an urgent appeal is made to those
classes in France in sympathy with the
Commune to unite in one gigantic effort
to uproot the present corrupt social sys-
TEN which has been already shaken to
it's foundation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-17
The Pope.

ROME, June l6.-The Pope has an.
nounced his intention OF repairing to
the Island of Corsica if King Victor
Emanuel should enter Rome. The
Holy Father will then avail himself of
the refuge and asylum placed at his dis
posal by the French Government some
time ago, and will probably reside on
the island till the troubles now affecting
the Holy See are ended.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-17
BY TELEGRAPH.

Exclusively for the Register.
u, the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14
EIGHT Prr CrNr = p. C.. Goln.
4. :. HAI,H.

! Fms, N.r,,.,,,i ~I>nI\, Fl DpNi~
OF Iur
! :, r..fru ,>r Dr>IrKtII, P,urn,p COMPANY.
! IS br>r,ut,ln%~ or ~ u0 $500 A%3 S!u. can
/ lac obtained aoia tie nrdci.iglod ur through tie
,ljp,,naI bank, and barker. throughout the United
| St.i,4
TLr,, Bond, are. hriug rapid, absorbed by in
yrsfor- and capitalists. and but small amount re-
main unta,rn. The sccnlity behind lhrn IS ampl"
in every particular, a, they constitute a first and
only mortgage DL n tuna hhc of mlroad which will
soon connect fi' civ 81 r. ',rph. No. IN iinPpr-
tam 'all@av center, with fhr mon Pauic Rail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
OFFICE or FISK Il HATCH

~
BANKERS and Financial AGeats Ofhe Che,dpf"if md
Ohio RailrOdd Co., Nos NAsSAU-sT" NEw-i"Ek.
We are now selling the last OF the CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO FIFTEEN MILLION GOLD LoAN secured
by mortgage on the whole railroad property. These
bonds combine perfect safety with fair income, and
a prospective advantage in their future market
value. Holders of Five rwcnties. or other Govern
mrnt securities can exchange for these bonds, and
realize handsome increase in the amount OF their
invested principal and their annual income, without
imparing the security of their investment. They
are issued in 800 $780, $500, either coupon or reg
~tcr,G: interest fix per cent gold payable May and
November. Price for the present. 90 and accrued
interest from Nov. /. We rccOlG!ncrd them 10 0nr
friend, and Customer, with The same confidence with
which "" hoyr cl"ag- recommended -" NITrh
STATES GovtENHI.I and lhc ClNlrAI PACIFIC
BcNI~.
", contnur to buy and 81 CENTRAL Pacific
BoNp~ ard uly expect they williu tlrI,, i"P"h the
price Of Five twenty Bonds. They are dral in at al
the principal money ccntcIs Of the world The Com
pauy havt none ,it and can issue no more on then
Main Line ~ the amount was fixed by net Of Con
;;rss al S2jsSjc0o. The property pledged To secure
the hundholdIs is worth fully one hundred million
dollars III" ni receipts Of the road for the year VIII
be- II, arly three times the interest payments "r"oE
We buy and .cil TNI-TWIN1U' TENFpIIr-.
FlGmrN-ONIs ana Central I'll WESTERN PAfui'N,
81 receive them in payment tor CIIEsArEAhE ANu
ONO EoNp> At thciI current market price.
Deposit account # hanks hHuErrs and oth"r- Ie-
cciyrd on whrh We allow fon per cent interest.
Ch,ck, payable on prc.cutatou. without notice, the
same ~ at u National iluk. li~K HATCH
II EvIY fi-h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14

fro Fan Francisco in September embraced 200 cnro
II tea car loads Of coffee, car loads Of rilk car o
of wine - car loads Of wool carloads 81 'aIh.I' %
loads Of hides and skins, car loads on ralhuu a
load Of hops, and "a carloads Of unspchhd nrI m
There carloads OF wine and 80 car otlH vi at
from San jose Sacramento, Stockton ana Mil! ~
loads Of wool from Sacramento, ami car lo live
stock from Gan jose The following II a - ptncnt Of
pounds OF through freight forwarded to the
road in September ana for the fret ME months Of tn"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14
THE MARKETS.

MuNpA NV
ASuEs-po,s are GRO a, $40 $9aI Pearl, are dull +" ~
,l,p,h Rio
COFFEE aud hr ltttrr than nominal S.,j. soh
mos h,d gold mailing the range le @'''
liz. fran ,x,ortrra NJ
COTTON demand has been a'
mil ur,r,. holder. are hrm advance lhOlsh w Wy - 49,,
are unch.urrI 10 bales S3 SsiuhSn IS for
lufu export "l' -,
speculation Pnr future ihs cav ~ gis.' WV W
LsLer and hIn. sales olV~J % bAns VI L"" "'NA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14

N. history e Loui> Pbl'pp", by joins $ C..
Arr,rr uiar.r Hrothcl> depicts the marvellous Tor
,,., 60, tie late King Of the French IN the style OF
,osci. ,l.pp,vwir witch 'hc author faH illustrated
the career ci h> tNortc N'ver''fn>h European history!
NJ ., f., have. derived The materials If his volume
,r, documentary source, vhch arc 'ey"nd suSpirlon
n6lcl..,.1r,i:l, wrought tc,u mp in;"a >'nSui"Ii!
Cpfcli,.u- narrative.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14
above Saturday. figures. The Treasury Will oay NH
lion bonds Wednesday, and sell milloh gnu iHu
day. FIX Hatch report M follows at p M

State bonds strong except On sonth Carolinas.
which declined to IS. Tennessecs to CA d6s; Mis-.
souri, Co. eet a. and Georgia od 49, oily ylrgnas were
heavy in tonc the es Consolidated having reccdcd TO 62
and the 6s deferred hsymg sold at 20. Altogether. the
husinc was larger than former days The following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14

The traffic for September lG0O 900 10 larger than
any previous month this year. There has bccn steady
gain since June.
The earnings OF the Indianapolis, Bloomington and
Western Railway for the third week III October were
S25,4i5 Al.
Tho Philadelphia stock market was hlm today.
Pennsylvania 6s, third issue, sold at l07; Philadc
phia and Erie Railroad, 2ii Reading Railroad 80 BIC,
and Pennsy lyania Railroad 6Sb. Gold closed at III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14

4 Pot;c,nIr Of the Chmch'S Lit"gic worship
-, ,,, p.> WlIIiAN RuTprE d. D. u. Il. LilTm'"" "
IN, ,r,es 4 snctuu AMI impressive exposition o. inc
,sirn, q tine Tpscopa Prayer BOOK 10 INV
r-,,rs The enthusiastic sympathy of the author
$40, IN, .ni,ct add, .loqucncc 10 n s'!" ana iorr" l"
hp ayf1mCuts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14
City bank shares were neglected and The bids as

In railTOad hOnds There II well dl,tributrd busl
ness aud Prices were well maintained Central PIcfc-
sold l02l U1 Union Pacific FirstS, @!asgl; Land
Grants 7sa7si Incomes, 79l T795; Chrago and N"th.
Western Consolidated G2; Hannibal ana st. JoNr'1 -,
Convertible w; and G. {. and l. &. FIr-t> al ~. The
following " he