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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-12
baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, September ii.
COTTON.-Quiet low middlings at
l9ic.
FLOUR-Firmer Howard street
superiine at S4 7j@5 50; do ex'
ira at 81 O0@7 OG do family at 81 w
as 90 City Mills superfne at 81 IS
Ca67j; do extra at 81 j597 %; do
family at 81 5009 80; do superfine
Tennessee at 81 75@5 80; do extra a,
S. 0O95 -; do family at 50 75@S so.
GRAIN-Wheat active amber at
81 COOL 6j; good to prime, 81 50@
| 81; common to fair, 81 3O9l 45;
Ohio and Indiana, 81 j0@ 60; Penn
syIvania, 81 50@l So. Corn firm;
white southern, 7j@7Sc; yellow do, 73c.
Oats steady at 4O@5Oc.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork firm at
$l4 w. Bacon active and frmer;
shoulders, &c; rib sides, 7@Sc; clear
rib, Sac; hams, sugar cured, lj3@lG!c.
Lard steady at l0@l3ic.
WHISKY-Flrm at 93c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-12
HE SINGLE SCULL RACE.
SADLER THE WINNER

SARATOGA, September 1.-THE great
.ouroared race came off this forenoon,
and the Ward brothers, Of Cornwall, +,
won the race in twenty-four minutes
and tweuty.four seconds. They came
in two lengths ahead. The Tyne crew
were second, leading the BigGn and
Taylor-W Windships by half dozen
lengths. The TAYLOR r-Windships claim
a foul at the stake boat The enthusi-
asm over the triumph Of the Wards is
tremendous. As they came up to the
shore opposite the grand stand, cheer
ater cheer rent the air. The Pough-
keepsie crew was fifth and the Mckee
crew sixth. The third place, which
was in dispute, has been given to the
Biglins, whose stern passed the stake
boat only few feet ahead OF the Tay-
lor.Windships. The day was magniti-
cent.
SARATOGA, September ll.-For the
single scull race there were six entries,
VIZ: Sadler and Bagnell, of the Taylor
Winship crew; Kelley and Bright, OF
the Tyne crew, and Elias Ward and
John Biglin. In the pools Sadler and
Basnell -old at so, Ward at $50, Kel-
ley and Bright at SIS and Biglin at 81.
They started at All P. NJ, Sadler soon
taking a good lead and Ward being sec.
oni. Kelley, however, soon clipped
the second position. They rounded the
-take-boat, distance of two miles from
the starting point, at 4:42, Sadler still
holding the lead, Bigln second, Kelley
third, Ward fourth and Bagnell fifth.
Bright stopped short in the race, before
reaching the stake-boat on the home
stretch. Sadler never lost his lead, but
kept steadily onward at thirty-two
strokes. Kelley worked hard and got
10 the second position. Ward and
Bislin tried hard 10 reach him but
failed. Sadler came in first, touching
the stake-boat six lengths ahead OF
Kelley, having won the race in IL min
u,es and 80 seconds. thus taking the
first prize Of $1,000, Kelley being second
and taking the $500 prize. He came
10 ten lengths ahead of Biglin, with
Ward close 10 him. Bagnell came in
hrhind. There was a light breeze
rom the northeast all day, but 1t did
uot effect the races. The lake was
-,ill and remained smooth during the
greater part Of the day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-12
CHICAGO.
The Church Quarrel.

CHICAGO, September lin his re-
moDstrance to the wardens Of Christ
Church yesterday, the Bishop says;
This Insult and hindrance, imposed on
me after my remonstrance against Its
unlawful force and insubordinatlon to
my Episcopal authority, is done in the
face OF a warning as to its effect In the
administration OF my corporate trust,
and involves in that relation an earnest
purpose to dissolve this parish from its
lawful and alienable connection with
the Protestant Episcopal Church in the
United States and from the Diocese OF
Illinois. of which l am acknowl-
edged to be the spiritual head. For
this malfeasauce in trust, in addl.
ton to these moral and eccieslasticai
delinquencies and the violation OF offl-
cial duties, YOU as wards are respon-
sible, and in my official character as
Bishop of the Diocese hereby declare
my so iemn protest, but under this IN
jurv and compulsion have no honorable
alternative but to submit 10 force ana
retire from the church.
Mr.. Crane excepted to the statements
Of the papers, especially the allusion 10
force, expressly denying that any 90.
stacle whatever was pat in the way Oh
the Bishop in the full performance OF
his official duties, and the interview
closed by the warden again offering the
Bishop full direction and control OF the
services, but claiming that no BishoP
had a right to exclude from church
It's own pastor.
Tomorrow will be held Warden
Convention, when will be determined
what action will be taken in the case.
The legal adviser OF the Bishops now IN
town in consultation with Blshop
Whitehouse. 1t is understood that the
proper Episcopal authorities will OBJ
tain an inj JUNCTION against the Wardens
of Christ Church on the ground that
they have violated their charter creat,
ing them trustees Of an Eplscopai
church, which they cease to be as soon
as they carry on the church as other
than an Episcopal church. If such an
Injunction should be granted and the
Warieus should still persist in their
present action, they will be liable to
imprisonment for contempt Of court, IN
which ease new Wardens will have to
be appointed.
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INDIANA.
Attempt 10 Commit Suicide.

FoRr WAYNE, September ll.-Mrs.
Margaret Finley, the triple murdere's at
Wabash, attempted to commit suicide
Yesterday. She broke the lamp chin
ney in the cell, and cut fright,ul cash
in her throat, almost severing her wind
pipe. The Sheriff had severe strug-
gle in trying to take the glass from her
and was compelled to call assistance
They bound her to the bed before she
could be controlled She said she had
sent three children to hi and was 60
ing there herself. She is not expected
to live until morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-12
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, September l1.-At
ten o'clock this morning John Whaen,
aged sixty-seven years, while engaged
in blasting rocks on the line Of The
Pennsylvania railroad, was strucs on
the head by piece Of rock and tikeu
home. He cannot live.
At the Dock this afternoon, Harry
Gottle, aged forty-fve years, residiIg Al
237 North-Spruce street. was shot in
the side by an unknown man on Vine
street, between Eleventh and Twtfth
and was taken to the hospital whee hi
died Immediately after admittance
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Boiler ExpIosion-Five Persons
Killed.

NEwBURYPoRr, September 1.-THE
boiler in the Custar hat factory ex'
ploded to-day, killing FIVE persons.
Others are still missing. The names OF
the killed are: Charles Boyle, Michael
Pearcel, Bender Mace and Giles Jack
son, of Newburyport; George U. He'd
niger, of Lawrence, the fireman. A
search is now being made for seven men
who, are yet missing. Inc ouiialng
was badly shattered, two or three pieces
OF the wrecked boiler falling into 1t.
The bodies of Bullock and Albert L..
Page have been recovered from the
ruins making the number Of killed seven
Charles Randall and Nathaniel Perkins
are badly hurt. The explosion occurred
lust before work, otherwise the loss OF
life would have been much greater.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-12
KENTUCKY.
A Double Murder.

CISCISSArI, o., September ll.-Last
night at Lexington KY, Jacob Harper,
brother Of John Harper, owner Of Long
fellow, living fifteen miles below Lex,
ington, also Betsey Harper, maiden
sister, were both murdered IN their
beds, their tbroats being cut from ear to
ear. No clue to the perpetrators. The
deed was committed with q knife. Ii
is generally supposed they were mur-
dered for money. A large sum Of money
was in the house as John Harper re-
Gently arrived from Saratoga, where bis
horse won several stakes.
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MAINE.
The Election Yesterday.

PORTLAND, September II, s P. NJ
The State election for the Legislature
and county officers has progressed very
quietly to-day. Very little canvassing
was done on either side, the Republican:
being seemingly confident Of success,
and the Democrats working, where they
worked at all, with the intention OF re
ducing the Republican majority, There
is nothiug unexpected in the result. Sid
ney Perham, the Republican nominee
for the Gubernatorial chair, is isre-elected
by a majority, by present indications
of about 1000 over Charles P. Kimball
his Democratic opponent. The return:
are coming in slowly, but it seems safe
at this honr to assume that the above
statement really represents the case
Portland, Mr.. Kimbalrs home, give;
that gentlemen 1885, and Governol
Perham 2l74, a Democratic gain o
l4O; Bath gave Perham ll5l and Kim.
ball 1888; York gives Perham 220, and
Kimball lS6; Augusta gives Perhanl
974, and Kimball 1871; Bangor give,
33O9 Republican majority, a gain q
100 over last year.
PORTLAND, September ll.-The fol
lowing additional returns have just beef
received Lewiston gives Perham 1921
and Kimball S5S; Calais gives Perhan
44O and Kimball 2lS; Gardner give
Perham 353 and Kimball l26; Hallow
we'll gives Perham 2Sl and Kimbal
l2l; Beliord gives Perham 445 AMI
Kimball 405; Rockland gives Perhan
$50 and Kimball sol. The vote in tie
small towns shows that the Republican
and Democratic losses and gains ale
about equally rated.
LATER-ll:45 P. VI.
The returns from l27 cities and towis
give Perham, Republican, 2S907, aud
Kimbali, Democrat, 22,405, being a
Republican gain of l72S. The Repp-
leans have gained Lincoln county bat
lost their hold in the comfy of Wasn-
ington. On the whole, there Is no ra-
son to assume a Republican majorityof
more than 5000 votes. The Legislature
will be about the same as last year.
LATEST.
PORTLAND, Midnight, September -
The Republican committee estimates
Perham's majority at 10000. Ii tlis
proves true it will materially alter he
complexion of affairs. 1t is stated by
the opposite party, however, that their
loss in the rural districts will more than
counterbalance the loss of the Demc.
racy in the cities and larger towns, and
that the majority will not exceed 800
or 5000 at the most. Two or three
days time will be required to ascertain
the result
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ILLINOIS.
Death ofa Medical student.

JACKSONVILLE, September ll.-Wil.
liam B. Goodrich, son OF Rev. Joel
Goodrich, a medical student with DR.;
Willard q most excellent and talented
young man, died suddenly on Saturday
Afternoon from the effects OF aconite
taken by him In series Of experiments
he had been making to test the effects
Of this and other drugs on his own sys'
tenn.
Normal University Commencement.
NORMAL, ILL, September 1.-THE
Normal State University commenced
;ts fifteenth scholastic year today with
. larger attendance than any other year.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-12
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, September IL.

CHICAGO, September IT.
GRAIN-The market Tor wheat this
afternoon was fairly active but lower al
81 lj4@l l5Y cash and seller the
month and 81 lj! seller October; seller
last half the month at 81 lj!@l lji
and 81 ID! seller October seller last
halt had the preference and generally
commanded a premium Of lic per
bushel. Corn quiet at 46@ 46ic cash oil
seller month.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-12

On Saturday evening the body of q
man, tied up in a coffee sack, was found
in a gutter in the rear of the Louisville
Medical College, and taken to the police
headquarters. The corpse bad been in
brine long time, and was evidently
prepared by some medical professor.
The coroner's jury could fiud no clue to
his identity. ...a-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-12
ST. LOUIS.

Body OF an CnknoWn Man Fsund-
Coroner's Inquest In the Railway
Accident.
ST.. Louis, September 1.-THE body
of an unknown man, with three buck
shot in his head and three 10 his neck.
was taken from the river about
four miles above the city. An inquest
will be held to-day.
An inquest ia now being held in East
St. LOUIS TO investigate the accident
Yesterday TO the picnic party at the
crossing on the Vandslia road.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-12

The hurricane OF the Dist occasioned
immense damage in the Island Of Anti
qua. Every estate was damaged on the
Island. At TortoIa five churches were
blown down or shattered by the hurrI-
cane. la the Island Of ST Kits eight
hundred houses were destroyed and
forty estates nearly ruined. In the
Island OF Saba the growing crops were
JaStroyal
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-12
SAN FRANCISCO.
Of Steamer Moses Taylor.

San Francisco, September 1.-THE
steamer Moses Taylor, from New
Zealand and the Sandwich Islands. in
connection with the ships Nebraska
and Nevada, which have made all their
schedule connections, arrived in safety.
Arrangements have been made with
Blackwood's Steamship Line, whereby
through passengers will hereafter have
close connection for Australia at
Auckland. The Victorian Government
will subsidize Webb's line, provided
Melbourne is made the terminus. The
Sir Walter ScOtrs Centennial
Was duly celebrated throughout the
Australian colonies.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-12
Manner OF DraWlng.

There will be two glass wheels. One wheel
will contain 100 90 numbers, plaiialy print.
ed on leather tags. The other wheel will
contain 72l boxes, each containing gift.
one tag or number will be drawn from the
10000 wheel, and the fTst box drawn from
the second or 72l box wheel VIII contain Q
gift, neatly printed and scaled up, and the
glft sc drawn rom the second wheel VIII be
the giit OF the ting first drawn. whether elo0.
sIuuG mr. sIOD Go as announced.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-12
Extensive CONFEDERATION.

Three Of the Auckland hotels were
destroyed by fire. II was supposed to
be the work of an incendiary. Two
men were burned TO death.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-12
IL Tickets for 800 2sTieksts, o255
90 tickets, $500; III
Tick cts. $1,000.

The undersigned, late principal businss
manager OF the very successful Mercantile
Library Gift oncert at San Francisco, Cal,
has been appointed agent and manager OF
the Gift Concert In aid Of the Public Library
OF Kentucky.
The drawing VIII take place In pubilc ana
OF tickets that their Interests will he M well
protected as II they personally supsrintspd-
1.d "a pntire affair
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PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY

UlItS, the DhIhHCt OF IHU PIVcttuh WM"8
from the sale OF tickets VIII De Appropriated
To the establishment OF Free Library In
Louisville To be called the
pupIIc IpphPy - kENTIICkv
fOOlIS liONHNl v. NV OSN''
The Concert and Distribution VIII ske
place under the immcdiat. supervision OF
the Trustees mentioned In tho act OF ihcor-
poration.
The Trustees VIII be assisted by Wen
known and eminent ciiinens of kentucky,
who have consented 10 De present nj the
Concert and tosuperintend dihedrawibga ana
distribution oi gifts.
The holders OF tickets To when giHs are
awarded will be paid on pressnI atCn oi
them or their irac'lon,ht tho once ia LOU
isvillc, the second day aiier ufsMins
and every business day Tor slx months
thereafter and may besent direct or through
any Bank or Express Company, for coliec-
ton. All orders accompanied ny lnaits,
Poslofiice Money orders, or oreenbacks,
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7lI Gins I'm $3.50 w

After paying the expenses of the enter
prise and making tho distribution OF the
tiins, the balance OF the proceeds arising
nom the sale OF tickets will De appropriated
To the establishment Of Free Library In
nuisyille tO be called the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-12
GIFT CONCERT.
100000.

By authority OF special act OF the Legis-
latnro OF Kentucky, OF March Is, Isl, ths
Trustees OF the Public Library OF Ken
lucky, will give
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-12
IA,s64 Tickets Disposed OF in July.

To insure ticket holders, the public are
assured that II only 1900 lickets are sold
only ZjD0 numbers 20 In the Large wheel,
the 72l gifts awarded, but diminished pro
rata In case 5000 tickets only are sold,
only numbers I TO 5000 20 In the large
wheel, and the 721 gifts diminished one-half;
and In case only 500 tickets are sold the
entire 72l gifts will be paid In foIl-ft being
intended that no unsoid tickets shall par.
ticipate.
The Manager has already paid into the
Citizens Baak $50, 900 towards defraying
the expense, and does not depend ON ssies
OF tickets to pay bis expenses OF Printing.
Advertising. &c. The public are invited 70
the entire affair.
Persons desirous Of acting ~ sgents tor
the sale OF our tickets In any city IN tns
United States or Canadas, address
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-12
Grand Gift Concert


Under the direction Of the best MUSICAL
Talent.
100000 Tickets Of Admission, $lO.W
Zach in Currency; Half 7iekstt, IS;
Quarter Tickets, $3.50.
Each Ticket will consist OF four quarters,
value S2.5I each. The holder Is entitled 10
admission To the Concert and la the amount
OF glfl awarded 10 IL or It's fraction. Tickets
numbering from 10 10000
The Citizens Bank OF Kentucky is
Treasurer.
All Monies arising from the sale OF Iicksts
will be deposited with the Citizens
Bank, subject only to the order OF
the President and Treasurer OF
the Library. countersigned
by the business Man.
ager.
Turing tha IpnTnft the ktlln oil
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-12
tt Mckee Crew Sixth.

Ceat Enthusiasm Manifested.
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TIeaSurY Balances.

The following were the Treasury bal
ances at the close Of business to day
Coin, $94, ,l3l ,6W IL; Currency, s. ,57S,.
657. 7.46; Coin certificates, $l7 ,536, 500.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Exclusive for the Register.
Nv the Pic and Atlantic Line.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01
NEWS SUMMARY.

Affairs in Franee still unsettled. True, the Commune is no more, but factions exist and assert their several opinions by words and actions that bid fair to treat the shaky Republic to another dish of civil war.
 A San Francisco despatch of June 10 sn- nounces powerful money combination in San Francisco to defeat the nomination of Haight for Governor. This combination con sisted of the friends and supporters of ex. Mayor McCoppin; but an understanding wa. arrived at on the Doth which resulted in the nomination of Haight by exclamation. It is understood that Booth will secure the nomi, nation on the Republican ticket
 A gang of jumpers, on ibe morning of the 18th, seized piece of land on the U. s. Ma. rinc Hospita! grounds, at San Francisco whereupOn Uncle Sam stepped forth, busted the jumpers and destroyed the improvement, they had made.
 San Francisco is pcrspiring eopiousiy. Tn, telegraph announces June IS the 'hottest' da, ever felt in San Francisco. The mercnr, arose to SS in the shade. (Wc can discoun, thai, out herc at Prescott, while our Tucson letter-which we will publish next week. says they arc enjoying it at ilsS in ths shade
 From Concord, New Hampshire, unde, date Of June 10, we have information to tn, effect that James A. Weston, Democrat. wa. elected Governor by lg7 to l51 for Jane, Pike, Republican. in Joint Convention of th, Senate and House.
 The Los Angeles Star urges increased mai facilities hetween California and Central Ari Hons, and gives ns, in the connection, piec' of friendly advice
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

WE have it from Washington that General Crook was appointed to the command of this department, during the absence of Gen. shsr- man and Secretary Belknsp. who, bad they been al iheir p'sts, might have stood by Gen. stoneman, Gen Crook belonged to Grants old regiment, and is said to be in favor at court IT this information Is correct, pIesi- dent Grant should have the hearty thanks of the peDpie of Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

ouR eomporstor, who was once leader of a oaDd-of"devilsn at New England printing otnce---made us say, last week, that . few ounces oi rock from the Lone Starr yielded hatoon " buttonI of silver That mar is destined to lead another band, some day.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

The shooting and killing affair mentioned m iast weeks MjsEa, occurred at Phoenix, and not at Florence, as stated.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

D. HENDERSON & BRO..
 whols.aI. Asd Retail p.alsrsis Groceries. Provisions. Wines. Liquor,. Tobacco, Cigars, Clothing, Dry-Goods. Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Trnware. Glassware, Crockery, Mining and Farming Tools, Paints, Glass,
 Oils, Putty, Stationery,
 Cutlery, Confectionery, Perfumery, Guns, Pistols. Ammunition, Medicines, Uhildrens
 Toys, Fireworks, &c. They rAIi!raTlv invite As special FArr. b iheir AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, e.a.lst,T of all iiads n<
 PIoHs, CrbsrGtors, DD,Ibis SAorsl piows, Soei Soxs,, and WhesSarrox,, Aiso of she trade. 10 shes
 Fine Stock of Liquors, All Of which ,Aey v .ei lower u.s any ets<r t.dsr,
 ccBsrAi ArsDnA. Give them call, bskse purehasinr sis~vher,.
 D. HEsDERsOs & BRO. Prescott. August Il, ls7o.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01
OUR MOUNTAIN HoME--ITs BEAU
 ". WEALTH, ETC.

We are of thosc who believe tho, the trials Of AriIonS's probationary course are almost over, and that she will soon be sdHi,ited lsto tue ten. pie Of the Union. We arrive ai tbose conclusions through the by paths oi flcts aad the logic of events that have recently ,sseu place; also, from pretty thorough knowledge of the resources Of ihs Territory and the indomitahle spirit of her white cilScn,. Should Fate prove ju.t thls sum- mer's thunder peais will sound the death knell oi many Apacte; this summers rain storms will wash the blood-stains irOm her bosom. and the accompanying lightning will illuminate this cucs dark valley Of the shadow Of Death"
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