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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-03
TELEGRAPHiC SUMMARY.

The cab drivers OF Berlin are on
a strike for an increase OF wages.
Dowa ger Empress Amelia, OF Brazil
WAS buried in Lisbon, Spain, last Sat
urday.
The sample room of the ST. Nicho'
las Hotel al Dubuque, Iowa, was de-
stroved by fire on Saturday morning.
Loss $4,000.
A man named Henry Ackerman, q
brakeman on the Atlantic and Great
Western railroad. WAS killed yesterday
near Meadville, Pa, by falling from
freight train.
Isaac Lowry while walking on the
track OF the Marietta and Cincinnati
railroad near Athens, Ohio, yesterday
morning was run over by freight train
aud instantly killed.
The bursting OF heated journal IN
the spice mills OF Stevens. Call ~ Co.,
at Chicago, destroyed property to the
amount of eight thousand dollars.
The saloon keepers OF Fort WAYNE,
Indiana, held q meeting on Saturday
night, to protest against the new LIQUOR
law, and passed resolutions denounc-
ing it and stating their intention OF re-
sisting the law.
The Internationalists were much dis
gusted yesterday, by the election Of
the Woodruff" as one OF chief council
OF the order, and many OF them resign
ed their membership in the concern.
The Illinois Legislature has passed
new jury bill which provides that
man shall not be ineligible as juror
because OF reading in the newspapers al
account OF the crime on which the
prisoner is to be tried.
DR.. o S Muusell, the principal o
the Wesleyan University OF Blooming
ton, writes 10 the Chicago Tribune de-
nying the rumor that he has resigned
Oh account OF being found guilty o
criminal conduct with female studen
and SAYS he has not res igned.
Chas. F. McDermot, a prominen
capitalist OF New York, was shot at OF
the street last night while accompanied
by his wife and friend, by woman
named Jennie Cannon, who in answe
to the questions OF the police reptile
ask Charley"
The case of the Penn Mutu'
al Life Insurance Company, sgains
Mathew Griffin, is exciting much inter
est in insurance circles in Cincinnati =
Griffin, who was general agent OF tn
company, lie sued for 1859 80, none
no, paid over by him. His defense
that he procured risks for the compan.
the annual premiums upon wblcI
amounted to 100000 and that his in
terest in the yearly renewals amounte
to $4,000, for which he claims a vests
right. He demanded judgment fc
$4,000, and for $4,000 for being ur
wsrraDtably dismissed from the sgeno!
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POisoning-COrOners Verdict.

In the case of the sudden death OF
John Ptister, full account OF which
We published some weeks ago, the
corouers jury returned a verdict, on
Monday last, that the deceased came to
his death by poison being administered
by some person or persons unknown.
This verdict was rendered upon the
evidence of Drs. Davis, Clark and
Koch. We understand that word has
not yet been received from Prot.
Warmsly, of Columbus, Ohio, to whom
the contents OF the stomach were sent
for analysis. 1t can hardly be possible
that the Jury erred in their verdict,
given upon the testimony O. physicians
SO we'll known a. skilled and able gem
tlemen as the above, and there can be
but little doubt that the result of the
analysis will coroborate their evidence
We understand that this case will he
probed to the bottom and strong ef-
tort made to unravel the mystery ow
surrounding it, at the next term OF the
county court. Letjustice be done, and
the guilt, if there is any, attach where
it belongs journal.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
ExfenstYe EOrRerieH.

LONDON, March 2.-Disclosures Of q
most startling character respecting
heavy forgeries on the Bank OF Eng
land havejust been made public, The
bills OF the bank have been successfully
counterfeited to a large amount aud
extensively circulated throughout the
country. Mauy of the most eminent
firms in the city have been vlctimlzed
and have suffered serious losses. 1t is
impossible to ascertain to what extent
the forgeries have been committed and
no clue to the perpetrators has been oo
,ained. Government detectives have
been set to work to uuravel the my stery
vesses Sunk.
LIVERPOOL, March "A terrible dis
aster occurred yesterday. in the river
Mersey, involving serious loss OF life.
The chip Cbacabuco, from San Fran
cisco colIided with the Dublin steamer
Torch, which had just left the port
The vessels etruck with great iorce'
The Chacabuco sinking almost imne
mediately. Twenty persons on
board. went down with her including
several seamen who had embarked on
board the vessel at San Francisco.
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IT is proposed to build brass monu-
ment to "OAkEs AMEs, Builder OF the
Pacific Railroad, and Grand Congress
sional Detective" The Credit Mobilier
congressman are expected to contribute
at least 1929, each, which Mr.. ANEs
SAWS was the fashionable" dividend
over aud above the price Of purchase
in 1868.
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Terrible ENpiostOn at the Rtfchte
s'Oai Mines !Jbree Men X tIled The
MtDPsOn fire!

A terrible explosion occurred at the
Richie Coal Mines on last Tuesday,
the 25th inst. The explosion was
caused by the dust Of the mine (Which
is combustible as powder) taking fire
from blast which had beeh set of in
tie mine; and like gun that is over
charged, there was not sufficient room
for the charge to escape through the
mouth, and it forced its way through
the top OF the mine. The opening
made, was about sixty feet long, and
through solid rock fifteen feet thick.
About an acre Of ground, around the
opening caused by the explosion, was
greatly disturbed; the trees rocks, &c,
were thrown in every direction.
Messrs. John Nee, Thomas Pierce
aud George Wickenhofer were killed.
Patrick Clark was badly burned,
aud his recovery is considered
doubtful. Messrs Cornelius Bradley
Isaac Garrison, Joseph Guy and L.
niue Williamson were wounded, by fly
ing missiles, while on the outside OF the
mines.
The engine "Ritchie," with number
OF cars attached, was standing near the
mouth OF the mine at the time OF the
explosion it was considerably da-
mayed, and the cars were blown liter
rally to pieces. The mules and horses
which are worked in the mine were. as
good luck would have it, out, or they
would have Jared the same fate az did
the men who were therein.
The mines, at our latest information,
are on fire, aud are ssrd to resemble
the burning OF volcano. DR.. Hall, of
this place, who was sent for, to sdmi.
mister medical aid to the wounded, says
that il would pay any person to 90 over
and see it--RitehiS 90 Star 9th.
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Vesses sunk

A MAN in Shelby county, Tenn was
recently granted q divorce from h's
mother iu>lsw, who he married in igno-
rance of the act being illegal. His vile
had died, leaving a young family, tor
whom the mother had shown great al
lection. and the man married her with
the hope OF promoting the happiness OF
his children. On learning the impro-
priety of their conduct, both parties
sued for 9 divorce, which was granted.
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Ctnein .au nnrket.
CINCINNATI, March

COAL-In anticipation OF large
amount to arrive. has 8 downward ten
dancy. Pittsburgh quoted at l7Gl9c.
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged st
S. 75@6 90 for superfns 81 6097 IS
for fair.
WHEAT-Dull. No. 2 red held at
81 IS
CoRS-Quit at 1922.
OATS-p2938c.
HOGS-Firm. Receipts 1872. Ex-
treme range "a 5095 SIS.
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The Court OF Appeals Of this
State adjourned Tuesday evening
for this term. The docket has been
trimmed down very closely and large
mum ber OF cases have been disposed OF.
The Court, considering the time it has
been in session has disposed OF q re-
markable amount OF business. Its next
session will be commenced on the first
Wednesday OF June next in Wheeling,
and on the first Wednesday in August
the Court will sit in Charlestown, the
next Charleston term coming around in
January, 1874
No new officers for the Court were
elected and the old ones will, therefore,
hold over at the pleasure OF the Judges.
-Charlsston Courier.
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Ivvr non prpu-Mr GINS Edwards

LEFT FOR PERU.-Mr. Gus. Edwards
left town, on Monday last, for
Peru, South America He is one OF
quite number Of carpenters who have
made q contract for three years TO work
on some railroad in that far off coun-
try. We imagine he will not be worried
much by the cold weather in that coun
try, as it lies on the Equator. Wew'sh
him success in his expedition.-Noo'ds'
vile Reporter.
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NO. so.


CHICAGO, MhrCu 4,
WHEAT-Uusettled and irregular,
but fairly active. No. 2 Spring sold at
l9f cash; closing at 81 lst
seller March; 81 2l&@l PIT seller
April!
FLOUR-Quiet at S. 009l0 10.
CORN-Firm aud steady. No. :
sold at 3llG4lt cash; SlsaSlt seller
March; SliG3lt seller April.
OATS-Steady and q shade stronger.
No. = closing at PSI cash; 26s seller
April 27s seller May.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-03

An Iowa man demanded $5, 900 from
g neighbor Tor slanderins him. but after
sitting down and counting the cost, and
reckoning up the probabilities, cooclu-
ded to compromise the suit for twenty
FIVE dollars cash.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-03

The West Point boys passed through
Jersey City yesterday, 900 in number,
to exc out the Inauguration pageant in
Washington City tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-03

TOLEDO, March I.
FLOUR-Quiet.
WHEAT-Dull at l92c lower. No.
3 white Wabash 81 7S; extra white
Mschigau 81 95; No. / white Michigan
81 So red 81 629.
CORN--Quiet and steady, Low
mixei S7i
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CA9TORIA.

A sUBsrfTUrg Soa CAsroR OIL
n IL " pleasant 10 chs tsats and sclS
promptly. for sac By
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Great Western Gun Works.

DIYLEs, DOUBLE AND SINGLE BAR
ton, Sporting Goods, Rifie barrels. Locks.
Mounting Gun Materials, &c. Send Tor .
Price List. Addre-s J. n. JOHNSTON, 0resf
WestsrD Gun Works, I7s smithdeId street.
Pittsourgh, Pa. n. B.-Army Carbsne., 10.
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PENALTIES.

For every violation of the provis-
ions of the first, second and third
sections of this act, every person so
offending shall forfeit and pay a fine
of not less than twenty dollars nor
more than one hundred dollars, and
be imprisoned in the Jail of the coun-
ty not less than ten days nor more
than thirty days, and pay the costs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-03

1t shall be unlawful for any person
or persons, by agent or otherwise,
to sell Intoxicating liquor to minors,
unless upon the witten order of their
parents, guardians or family physic-
ians, or to persons intoxicated, or to
persons who are in the habit of getting
intoxicated.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-04-07

THE WEEKLY ARGUS, with its IS care
fully edited columns, and its clear, new
type, is a welcome visitor to many a house
hold, and ought to be found in every house
in the county. The price is a mere trife,
only 81 year two dollars for 2,4q6 col
umns Of matter There is not family
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in some way by such weekly visitor.
Our friends in the various townships are
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in conversation with your neighbors. at
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word for THE ARGUs-a paper that is al
ways saying good words for your interests
and the interests of your county.
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Che 9nilg Arsns,
The Farmers Movement,


advertising,
Judicious advertising always paws.
Ii you have good thing, advertise it. If
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If you don't mean to mind your own
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Never run down your opponents goods
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Using.
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.

BENTON BARRACKS. No.
April 81 1855.
DR. John Bull--Dear Sir. knowing the efficacy
Of Your Sarsaparilla. and the healing and bcnct-
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statement Of my Gaze
was wounded ahoHt two YEAR ago and taken
prisoner and confined for sixteen months. Being
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1 nave not sat up moment since I was wounded
am shot through the hips, My general health is
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have more faith in your Sarsaparila than anything
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CAPT c. P. JOHNSON,
81. Louis, Mo.
P, s--The following was written April 30, 1866,
by Mrs Jennie johnson, mother Of Capt johnson
DR.. John Bull Dear Sir: Ny husband, DR.. c. :.
johnson, was skillUl surgeon and physician IL
Central New York, where he died leaving the
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Respectfully,
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KEAREEY's EXTRACT BUCHU.
ouacks and Irnposters.

NO OndfE5e TOT AuVlce anu COnsnIaIl
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Send for the Guide to Health Price 10 Cents
]. B. DYOTT, MD, Physician and Surgeon
104 Duane St New York.
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Ny journal abounds with similar letters. all Of
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LOUISVILLE. KY. Oct $ 1853
Dr.. john BULL-Dear Sir. Many thanks TO YOU
FOR the medicine you have 50 kindly given me l
have been great sufferer for years. and had the
advice Of various physicians. some pronounced
my spine, some my lungs. and some NV heart
TO be the seat of my disease. l have
been burnt. blistered and cupped until / had
become dishearigned. Several very eminent physi-
clans who examined my spine informed me that I
was threatened with paralysis or apeplexy any
dag. and that nothing but a seton would relieve me
! had a perfect horror OF that and was hestaring
about having one inserted, when you kindly sent
me your Sarsaparilla which Immediately begun to
take three times day. had suffered terribly with
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PeciaIly when would read or write for any length
ri time and on raising TO my feet would be per
facly blind for several minutes. and would have to
held to something To prevent falling.
/ Avn most happy to inform vog that the pain in
ny head j. entirely relieved; l suffer but seldom
with nv spine and then not aCUtely. Nv appe-
Jreis good indeed for the first time in my lie !
enjoy my dinner more than any other meal during
the day
You kindly sent me four bottles again last night,
and began again this morning, and hope 10 be
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thanks and nest wishes.
Very truly your most greatful friend,
Mr. B, {. RIVERS.