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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-28
NEW YORK.
A Disgraeeful Affair.

NEW YORK, September 27.-Yester'
day afternoon while two companies ol
State militia were returning from Mount
Vernon to Morrisanis, on the train, q
terrible fight took place among the
members. Bsyonets were used, and
several men stabbed. The interior ol
the car presented horrible appear
ance; the floor covered with blood and
lamps. On the arrival Of the train at
fremont several OF the party were ar
rested. Most OF the wounded men
were hurried away BY their companions
to escape arrest. Augustus Brown had
bis right hand almost severed from the
wrist by au officer while attempting to
use his bayonet and received other in
juries which will probably prove fatal.
Most of the men were drunk.
The "Ring" Cases.
A motion was made to-day in the Gen.
eral Sessions to have the ring cases re-
moved to the Court of Oyer and Termi-
ner. The attorney for Harry Genet
consented, but Tweeds counsel and
others objected and proposed an ad-
journment 80 that the question could be
argued. The Recorder fixed Tuesday
next for hearing the arguments. OBJ
jected to, but finally after considerable
quarrelling among the counsel the ar
gument on the question Of removal OF
cases was set down peremptorily tor
Friday next. John Graham ls Tweed 8
chief counsel, and it is considered inn
possible that Tweed's trial will take
place next month.
Investfgating the Bienvtile Disaster
Investigation into the Bienville dis
aster was resumed to-day. Several
witnesses were examined, among them
Henry Autben, a passenger, who testl.-
fled to the general good discipline OF the
crew and skill OF the captain, to whose
bravery most Of the passengers owe
their lives. After other unimpartant
testimony the case WAS adjourned until
tomorrow.
The Heggi Poisoning Case
was adjourned till Monday in conse-
quence Of the illness Of one OF the
jury.
Case That Promises Some Rich
Gossip.
A remarkable will case commenced
to-day before Surrogate Hatch. The
testatrix, Mrs. J. L. Bishop, died in June
last, leaving property valued at one
hundred thousand dollars to her ser
want and Mrs. Anastasia Davidson,
wife OF wealthy Philadelphia jeweler.
The contestant is Mrs. Frank johnson,
who claims to be the daughter Of Mrs.
Bishop, but was not mentioned in the
will. From the evidence taken to-day
it appears that Mrs. Bishop, who was
a sister of Matilda Heron, formerly
kept a house OF ill.ame on Duane
street, under the name of Kate Ridgley
1t is understood that the case will pro.
vide some racy and interesting devel
opments.e
The Fall Meeting at Jerome Park
On Wednesday next the American
Jockey Club will throw open the gates
OF their beautiful estate at Jerome
Park for their annual fall meeting
There will be five days racing, during
which twentv-six races will be run, o
all descriptions, dashes. heats, hurdles
&c. More than one hundred horses
are now in the stables preparing fol
these contests and these include some
of the most celebrated horses on the
turf. Joe Davis Silk Stocking and
other we'll known horses will run.
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ENGLAND.
NJ, Livingstone UncourteOus.

mr.. Livingstone UncOurteOus.
LONDON, September 27.-The official
correspondence which passed between
Dr. Kirk and Dr.. Livingstone and be-
tween the former gentleman and the
Geographical Association regarding the
.uppIies forwarded from Great Britain
u, Dr. Livingstone, and entrusted to
Dr. Kirk, at Zanzibar, for delivery, is
nnblished. DR.. Kirk claims that he
mas done everything within his power
70 further the interest Of the society in
forwarding the supplies to Dr.. Living.
.topp, who he asserts has treated him
in rude and uncourteous manner in
return.
Henry Stanley,
the correspondent OF the New York
Herald, was entertained by the corpo-
ration OF Fishmongers, yesterday, at
Fishmongers Hall, near London
Bridge. A large number Of the
wealthy and most prominent members
Of the corporation sat down with Mr..
Stanley. Several distinguished scien-
tifc and literary gentlemen were also
present by invitation. the occasion
vas characterized by the greatest cor
disity and enjoyment. Many speeches,
mostly brief by all, were made, admir-
ing the enterprise and eulogizing the
work of the correspondent in Africa.
To these Mr.. Stanley briefly and quietly
responded. The ancient company of
Fshmoagers is one Of the twelve great
rom panies Of Lonion, from which the
Lord Mayor was formerly chosen
The company is very wealthy and It's
hall. near London Bridge. is model o.
,plendid architecture.
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Another Big scare Threatened.

The latest campaign canard on the
part Of the administration, is the pro-
fsssed discovery Of new secret organ
ization in the Southern States, designed
to take the place OF the obsolete Ku-
Klux. 1t is alleged that this order
already has a strong foothold in the
Cotton States, and that it is powerful
enough already to obstruct the progress
OF Federal judicial proceedings. This
story has been a long time coming, but
it is expected that it will be developed
in plenty OF time to have some cam
paign effect.
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COLUMB
Confession OF a MurdcreI

COnfesHIOu Oh n MurucF0f'
COLUMBUS, O., September N.-John
Barclay, who murdered John Carver
last October, made a confession Of the
murder to-day to Mr.. z. johnson, city
editor OF the State Journal. The details
are full of horror. Barclay will be
hung in this city October fourth. in the
presence Of very few spectators. All
but the correspondents OF the leading
papers will be excluded.
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BOSTON.
Going Home.

BosroN, September 27.-The English
cricketers left this city this morning
en- route for Quebec, from whence they
sail for England. They express them-
selves highly delighted with their stay
here and regret not being able to finish
the game with the Boston %.
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FRANCE.


PARIS, November 27.-M. Leon Gam
BETA arrived at Grenoble yesterday
A large deputation Of citizens awaited
him at the railroad station and accorded
him a most enthusiastic reception. An
immense procession crowded the streets
on his way to his hotel, where he made
brief saluta;ory speech, cordially thank
ing the citizens for their friendly mani'
festations.
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MEMPHIS.
Going for Andy.

MEMPHIS, September 27.-Ex.Gov-
ernor Isham G. Harris will, in the
Appeal tomorrow morning, publish a
letter in reply to Andy Johnson's 8
Knoxville speech, in which the latter
is handled without gloves.
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BALTIMORE.
a.>ssev an ataee Fairs,

BALTIMORE, September 27.-Mr.
Greeley, in answer to F.eP- Stephens.
Secretary OF the Monumental Club Of
this city. rendering an escort on the
occasion Of his visit here says: IL will
visit Baltimore on the 10th Of October,
in pursuance Of an engagement long
standing to speak at your State Fslr.
l much prefer that no political aspect
be given to the visit. as I think our
fairs should be free from partisan
strife. - r..ass EEf rsg -
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MICHIGAN.
The StFaight-Outs.

DETROIT, September 27.-The DEM
ocratic Convention at Jackson to-day
nominated VIM. NJ. Ferry, OF Grand
Haven, TOR Governor and R. Robinson,
of Kent, and Austin Wales, Of New
comb, electors at large. Resolutions
were adopted declaring a straight-out
ticket necessary to preserve the Dem
ocracy, and indorsing the candidates
and platform OF the Louisville Conven
tion
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CHICAGO.
Chs.es sf Venue Refused.

CHICAGO. September -T.-1n the
Criminal Court this morning the coun.
eel for John Biddle. charged With the
homicide Of Michsel Callahan, asked
for change Of venue, bat it was refused
BY Judge Preat, who states the prisoner
could obtain a. fair . trial here - in
any other county. BE did not believe
the people and pres vsrs prej1diced
against any particular prisoner, but u.
cited over the reat prsvalsses .,of
crime. go 2: y. - So. g g
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TURKEY.
Ob,eouie. or President Pasha

ObSequtes Of Prestdent PAShH.
CoNsrANrlNoPLE, September 27.--The
obseauies of the late Djemil Pacha,
President Of the Council of State and
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, took place
today. The funeral was conducted in
. quiet, unceremon;ous manner, with
out any attempt at pomp or display.
KhahI Cherif Pasha,
the successor of the deceased, has been
officially installed in the msnsgem ent
ot the foreign portfolio.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
,,cluslvely for the Register
-, the Pacific and Atlantic L'ne.
Omce, no Main street.
FOREIGN.
SCOTLAND.
.,,r... by Chancellor Lowe.

GLASGOW, September 27.-Chancellor
rous who is now on visit here. yes:
.3.v delivered an address before the
ctv authorities and a large gathering OF
.,..,or, The Chancellor alluded to
s'merous questions Of national impor-
au .s.cs including the ballot bill, the
sincstionsl question and the Alabama
.,b,trstiou. At the conclusion Of his
.iSrsss Mr.. Lowe was presented bv the
Town Council with an invitation to
bscome the guest Of the city.
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PHILADELPHIA.
PardOnd,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September o.
Governor Gesry to-day pardoned
Zerker and Mercer, who were impris
oned under an accusation Of being inn
plicated in the recent street fighting.
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SPAIN.
E,ec,,op ora pre.,deu,

MADRID, September 27.-The Cortes
Yesterday voted on the election OF q
President, when Senior Rivero was
chosen by large majority. the vote
standing l76 to 30.
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Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco,
IN PALS ZEE HIVE"
lU 10 do standard"
iust rsosivsA and for .'' syru,1,
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Fatal Shooting.

Arthur Koop was arrested here yes
ssrday, charged with shooting Herman
Stemmerman on the 18th inst, at q
pigeon match. Koop, while apparently
aiming at a pigeon, shot Stemmerman,
The charge taking effect in his face,
neck, arm and side. Since then the
wounded man has been failing, and yes
'erday his injuries proved fatal. Both
men belong in New York.
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NEW JERSEY.
bloody Riot between whites ana
Negroes.


Negroes
JERSEY CRY, September q. - A
bloody riot took place last Sunday be.
tween the whites and negroes working
on the railroad at portion OF the road
known as the jug Mountain Tunnel,
during which Thomas Call, white, and
three negroes. named Powell, Bruce
and Deshonan, were killed. The trouble
originated in q difficulty between Call
and the negroes, in which the former
was killed, when the whites made des-
perate attack on the negroes. Strong
efforts are being made to bring the
rlngIeaders to justice, and Governor
Parker has offered reward of FIVE hun
dted dollars for the apprehension of any
Of the murderers.
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New Crop He COHee.
1nn BAGS CHOICE NEW CROP RIo,
lUU3 Old Govt lava,
s.ps INT. nof fbmAissReSpoer mis 4 pIRKs.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Q. HI. Quimby.

VI H. e&AAADC
DEALER IN BOOKS, PERIODICALS,
IL stationery, Presidential Badges and
Medals. Daily and Weekly Newspapers,
Books, Magazines and Cheap Publications
for summer reading mailed at puolishers'
prices Market street, ten doors above Post
Office, Wheeling, w. Va. 1yD
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-17

PUBLIC SPEAKING.

II H. TAYLOR WILL ADDRESS
IL, the people on the political issues OF the
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-17
sENAroR muLLAN ONCE MORE

Verify Senator Mullan's political hide
is painfully and wonderfully thin. A
statement having been made, IN an edlto-
rial way in the APPEAL IA statement baseo
upon private letter., that he, Mr. Null
Ian, had quilted Nye County Demo-
cratic Convention in disgust, and some
pertinent editorial comments being made
thereon, the said Mullan, feeling a5rleved
thereat, writes letter to the editor OF
this paper g demanding" the name OF the
author of the said letter. knowing that
NJ. NJ. was not much accustomed to
journalistic matters and habits, and be-
ing unwilling to stand upon mere pune
tito, we politely answered his letter and
gave him the name of the author. Ihe
tempest in teapot which has arisen out
of the transaction is made evident by the
terms of communication which will be
found on the outside of this issue of the
APPEAL, signed by its author, Mr.. John
NJ. Whitehill.
That there was a mistake made as to
Mr.. Muilan's status in his party there is
little doubt; and that our editorial COM
ments, growing out of the terms of the
said unintentionally erroneous statement,
were calculated to vex and irritate a nery-
Gus, sensitive man, there is also little
doubt; but for big, healthy, full-grown,
brawny fellow like Mullan to make such
fuss as he has made over mere mis-
take (made in private letter which was
not calculated for publication), strikes US
as it will strike every man of cool sense
and good judgment, as an exhibition OF
over sensitiveness coupled with what
seems to be desire to gain public notice
even at the expense OF being caught at
making a mountain out OF a mole-hill;
and it certainly savors of the preposter-
Gus. The idea of posting a man as an
Infamous liar" under such circumstances
is to make very serious matter out of
very trihing affair; for the fact is that
Mr.. Whitehill is not to be blamed for the
editorial article in question, for, although
he did write the letter alluded to, he did
not write it for publication; and even if
he had, there would have been no great
harm done, for nobody's capacity was
assailed. Mr.. Mullan has displayed a
large character for being very easily out
ragged and has made hims IF ridiculous in
the premises That's all.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-17

Col. BOB. TAYLOR ON THE STUMP.-On
tomorrow night, at Reno, Col. R. Fl.
Taylor of Virginia City will open his
campaigning tour through the Eastern
counties by speech to the people of that
place. He is one of the honest converts
from the errors of the Democracy; is one
of the best and most effective speakers on
this coast, and will do excellent service
in the field to which he has been as
signed. We publish the list Of his sp-
pointments to-day. ~.
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THE JOINT DISCUSSION.
How Goodwin Used Up Kendall At
UAionvflle.

We got letter from friend in Mill
City Humboldt county, yesterday which
informs us regarding the late Goodwin
Kendall debate at Unionville as follows:
EDITOR APPEAL;--If it will be any comfort to
you land know it will will On my word and
honor say that last night at UniOnville-a Dem
cratic stronghold--in the best attended and live
lest meeting held this year in Humboldt county
and with the majority against him, Charley
Goodwin. able and eloquent candidate for
Congress fairly and squarely defeated Kendall.
Goodwin hauled the Congressman's record en-
him and then called on the crowd TO look upon
this idol, this =. Champion of the People" whom
the Democracy had called upon them to fall
down and worship. Kendall writhed under this
flashing, like 3 bee-stung bull-calf, OF course
the Siirer State will speak of this debate . VIC
tory for kendall and laud him to the seventh
heaven; but it will be a campaign whopper. as
any Democrat who heard the discussion will &C
know ledge. Yours; etc,
A HUMBOLDT REPUBLICAN,.
This confirms the dispatches sent from
Humboldt county by truth telling listen
ers to this famous debate. 1t is very ap-
parent that the longer this controversy
is kept up the smaller will grow the
chances of Kendall's reelection. The
fact is he is already beaten.
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REGISTER!
A,su REMIND YOUR FRIENDS TO 90 50
Yen have only To-day, Thursday,
Friday and SATURDAY Left to do il
in-Only Three Days.

In.the above We have said pretty near
al that need be said to anybody who
don't need guardian. The simple re-
hinder that "now is the accepted time,
now is the day of salvation ought to be
enough hint to the most sluggish and
heavy headed. Don't wait for the rush
for you may get ''shut out, as the
turfmen say. You, whose names are not
on the poll lists, go and register NOW
N. B.-District Attorney Patterson in
forms US that the Registration closes at
sslndo,en on Saturday, and not on Monday.
Hurry up. or overheard you go
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THE OVER PROMINENCE OF THE
SENATORIAL STRUGGLE.
A Word With MI. Jones.

The contest in this State between Re
publicans, or, rather, within the Repub-
ican party, for the Senatorship, occupies
an unfair proportion of the field. All
else in the whole range of politics is held
subservient to this contest; and all else
has had to step one side in order that it
might have full swing. 1t is not going
too far to say that the Republican party
has been much demoralized by this over
prominence of the Senatorial struggle;
and this Reconciliation, apparent in
many directions, is something which
ought, if possible at this late stage of
tie canvass, to be remedied. County
Conventions all over the State have been
filed and organized with special refer
ence to their bearing upon this question;
and the State Convention itself, held as
it was at too late day in the canvass,
WAS largely Influenced by it. The strug-
gle which began with the rivalry between
Sharon and Jones; which became modi-
fed by the withdrawal of Sharon; which
now finds the Republican party too de-
pendently leaning upon the propulsive
power of single successful manipulation
of the primaries, is, we are afraid, prov
ing unhealthful to the party. Fouryears
ago Stewart was successful in getting
clear field for himself: but in doing SO he
left no discounted rivals to harrass his
TANKS; excited no sense of disaffection
amongst the minority. The candidate
who withdrew, withdrew in his favor,
and while the friction of personal rivalry
was thus removed, there was no cause
left behind. for chagrin and recalcitrant
action. The case seems different TO-DAY,
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Pending the building of the ormsbv House,
R. Fred Brooks, the well-known and popular
dealer in books, stationery. musical instruments,
guns, fishing tackle. toys, cigars tobacco, jew
elry and fancy goods. has removed to Millard's
store, next door 10 Rails hardware store, OppO-
site to his old stand. s14
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

TUON. C. w. KENDALL, DEMO-
Il = cratic and Liberal Republican nominee for
Congress will address the people on the political
topics of the day, at:
Spruce Mt. Friday ..........Oct. Is
ShelburM Saturday 'Oct. 10
Hamilton MOnday...-....Oct II
Phoebe ..... "Wednesday Oct. 2S
Eureka Friday Oct. 30
Austin Saturday ...-.Oct. 2G
Belmont Monday Oct. IS
Carson City ..... Wedn esday- Oct. 80
Dayton. Friday -Sox. 1
Virginia City. Saturday 1900. Nov. :
P. S.-By mutual agreement, c. c. Goodwin.
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P. S.-By mutual agreement, C. c. Goodwin.
Republican nominee for Congress, will meet MIR.
Kendall at most of the above mentioned places.
oil-td
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SPEAKING By j. p. JoNEs.-We are in
formed by Mr.. Lockwood that John P.
Jones will make political speech here
on next Monday night. Query: would
it not be well for the County Central
Committee to ascertain about this matter
from official sources and, if he is to speak
here ON the occasion indicated, make due
announcement thereof throughout the
county?
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TAAE NOTICE.
vuVHE REGISTRATION BOOKS WILL
Close on Monday, October 2lst,
at 6 O'Clock, r. NJ.
RICH'D n. PARKINSON.
sl1-td
GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE.

THE BOOKS OF REGISTRATION
Il for the General Election to be held on Tues
day. November 5. 1872, are now open at my Office
in E.npir. City, for Empire and Brunswick Mill
Precincts, orlnsby county. Nevada, and will re-
main open until Monday, October II, 1872, at six
o'clock P. n. On that day.
s27-td JAMES MORRIS. Registry Agent.
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NorIcE.-Hereafter the Express Office of Wells,
Fargo Co. will close at ~ O'Clock, P. N. Let
tiers deposited in the Letter Box up to 10 O'Clock
P. N. will be forwarded by the night train.
s3O-1w H. F. RICE, Agent.
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PERSONS DESTROYS of renting rooms in private
residences are requested to let the same be
known to LADD KELLY, as there ls continu-
ally demand for the same.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-17
"Lct Us Have Peace,
[Gen. U. S. Grants Letter of Acceptanc
By wM. GLAND BOURNE.

y
LET US HAVE PEACE ~ is the cry of the
Who fought for the starry-gemmed flag
of the free;
'Tis the prayer of the Hero, the song of
That rolls from the mountains far down
to the sea.
The nation that rocked in the tempest and
gloom,
Aud drifted in doubtto be wrecked on
the shore,
The storm has outlived, and the thunders
Are voices that prophesy tempests no
more.
g Let US have Peace!" is the sigh of the
lowly, .
That walk in the vale where the cypress
la seen,
Who mourn their departed with tender
ness holy.
And kneel where the graves are perenni-
ally green;
And where the 'Unknown," in their si-
leAce, are sleeping,
The feet of the angels are pressing the
sod,
And vespers of harmony around them are
keeping, ..
While Martyrs of Freedom have gone to
their God.
%Let us have Peacew the eyangel of La
4
hands;
Go wipe off the stains from the death
dealing sabre,
And build the bright altar of hope for
all lands:
Io radiant from darkness the tpmDlc in
glory
Throws wide to the world the broad
And freedom shall toll as they inter the
story.
And children repeat to the ages again.
Let us have Peacc!n the chorus ascend
ing
From hamlets that lie mid the pine
covered hills,
And like a glad anthem in unison blend
inc.
Floats on till the plain with its melody
thrills:
And rivers that roll to the land of the
West.
And prairies that wake to the HYMN of
the free.