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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-19
PHILADELPHIA.
The Case OF Bishop Cummins.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. lS.-The BulIs-
Tin this evening makes the following au-
thorized editorial allusioa 10 Bishop
Cummins The weekly meeting Of the
Episcopal clergy, representing what is
called the Evangelical wing OF that
church, was largely attended yesterday
and the Cummtns case was fully con-
sidered in all its bearings. and we are
authorized 10 state, as the result oil the
freest interchange of opinion and feel
ing among the low church clergy, that
they wholly repudiate and disown any
sympathy whatever with Bishop Cum
minis in his recent act, and so far as
their knowledge extends are unable to
name single Episcopal clergyman
who gives the slightest countsnance 10
the movement The same steadfast
adherence to their allegiance is main
tanned in New York, when strenuous
efforts were made by Episcopal clergy
to deter the Bishop from his proposed
secession. There is a feeling some.
thing like indignation. at the recent
course,ot the seeding Bishop in taking
so prominent a part in the Evangelical
anniversaries last month, and go iden-
tiiying church affairs with himself that
the necessary inference from his Con-
duct wss that his subsequent action was
the result OF preconcert among those un
derstood TO be in opposition to the Ritz
ualist extreme OF the Episcopal church.
The inference was naturally proved by
the expressions OF representative men
both here and in New York. Not
only did Bishop Cummins carefully
conceal his purpose when in this city
last month, but he is left to carry it
out now, absolutely without sympathy
or support from anybody. 1t is proba-
BILE that he may be acquitted OF inten-
tional treachery to his brethren, but
there can be but little diversity Of opin-
ion as TO the degree OF his moral obli-
CATION and honor as displayed in his
m ethod OF departure.
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Captain Joseph Fry-A Confederate
Hero,

General Dabney II. Msury, now so-
journing in our city, himself q distin-
guished officer in the Confederate SER
vice, and intimately acquainted with
the man, who several times during the
late war served under his orders, gives
us the following memorial notice OF the
gallant officer whose name heads this
article:
Captain Joe Fry, whose exc.
cution by the Spanisrds iu Cuba has
been announced, was a well known
lieutenant in the United States navy,
who resigned his commission in that
service on the secessionl Florida from
the Federal Union, and served through
out the war in the navy OF the Confed-
ate States. He was faithful and dar-
ing officer and an upright gentleman,
who was held in high esteem by all
who knew him. In the time Of our
war his name was always thought OF
when an enterprise OF peculiar danger
was on loot; aud be was ever ready to
espouse the cause OF liberty, and 10 up
hold and defend the oppressed. His
going in command OF the VirgiDius ou
this expedition was q natural and con-
genial duty with bim, and none OF the
many victms OF Spanish bsrbari,y ever
went to his death with & conscience
more void OF oFeuce to his fellowmsu
than did this gallant man.
The blood of Captain Fry and bis
comrades has not been shed in vain.
From all over this country will 70 up q
cry for vengeance upon their murder.
ers, and Cuba soon be free Cuba"
Al-s1na,id Sentinel.
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IOWA.
Suffering Among the Homesteader'

Suffering Among the Homesteaders.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, Nov. lS.-Reports
continue TO come here OF great suffer
ing among the homesteaders in Osceols
county. Hay and seed grass is the only
fuel that nine-tenths Of the people
have, while their food and clothes are
insufficient for the cold weather
MANY families are leaving on foot,
having cold their cattle and horses to
keep them alive. The Homesteader' 8
Protection Association o! that county,
appeals earnestly for help at once, or
many muet perish by starvation and
cold.
The DesMoines cavalry company
have rendered their services 10 the
War Department to go on the war
psth against Spain.
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NEW YORK.
The Tweed Trial.

New YORK, November 18.-At nine
o'clock this morning Graham began
cumming up in the Tweed case for the
defense. The attendance was very
limited. Graham charged that Tweed's
punishment was not 30 much sought
after as his conviction. He asked the
court to direct an acquittal on the
ground that the act Of 1870 had been
absolutely repealed by the changes Of
1873; he also asked acquittsl on the
first set OF counts. Judge Davis raid
be would hold the. points under advises
ment until he charged the jury. Gra-
ham closed his argument at recess,
having spoken four hours. Tremaine
will follow in an appeal for conviction.
At 6 o'clock this evening the Judge
gave his charge to the jury. He de-
MED the motion to charge that the
statue under which Tweed was indicted
was repealed. The case, he said, was
to be disposed of solely on the evidence.
1t was simply B. case of miedemeauor.
The jury retired at 9 this evening.
Juror Arrested.
Robert Porter, eleventh juror 10 the
Stokes case, has Just been arrested for
bribery, and been indicted. He will be
arralgued in the Oyer and Termiuer
Court at once.
A petition calling for an urgent COM
munication OF the Grand Lodge of Ma
sons, is in circulation o-dsy, the ob"
ject being 10 take action in reference
to the Cuban outrages.
Sailed for Cuba.
Reports from Charleston, South Caro-.
lima, state that a vessel with seven
hundred men and munitions of war
called thence for Cuba this morning.
The statement is made by Cuban sim
pathizers here. but it is believed to be
correct.
The Official Vote.
The table Of approximate State ma
jorities published to-day gives Willers,
Democrat, for Secretary of the State,
1921; Thayer Republican, 1927;
Hopkins, Comptroller, has a majority
OF 4.l5l; Raines. Treasurer, has a
majority of l0,S4l; Sweet, for State
engineer, il,7S3; Hyatt. Attorney
General, S29J
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FRANCE.
Another Crisis.

PARIS, November l8.-The commits
tee OF fifteen appointed to consider the
proposition for the prolongation Of the
term OF the executive have rejected the
proposals OF President MacMahon, as
contained in his message to the assem-
bly,. The rejection by the committee
OF MacMahon's proposals has created
great excitement in official circles
aud ministerial crisis is im miuent.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFlcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICBE,
WASHINGTON, Nov. l9, Ian.
PROBABILITIES.

SEElOh OE An1 NhASE CAS+'AL EASGN-i I
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, Lam.
PROBABILITIES.
For the North western and Upper
lakes thence south ward to Missouri
and Kentucky, northwesterly winds
With occasional light snow in the latter
State. Clearing weather and yer7 low
temperature for Tennessee aud the
Cult States. SorthWesterly winds, low
temperature, clearing and clear weather.
For the South Atlantic States north
westerly winds, falling TEN mpersture aud
orthwesterly winds, occasional snow,
cold and cloudy weather, clearing in
the foreuoou. For the Middle States
south westerly aDd northwestly wipds,
low temperature and clearing weather
For New England westerly aud north
westerly winds, occasional snow, the
weather clearing by the afternoon with
falling temperature. Csutionary sig
nails continue st Portland and East
port. Reports are missing from the
Lskes, New England, Rocky mountains
AMI Pacific stations also partly from
the southwest, the northwest and ex-
treme northwest.
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CINCINNATI.
Railroad Matters.

CINCINNATI, Noven Der lS.-The Gin
ciunati Southern Railroad trustees will
advertise tomorrow for proposals to
build the Kingo Mountain tunnel,
twelve miles south of Stanford, in Lin
coin county Kentucky. The tunnel
will be four thousand feet long and near
" all rock excavation.
The trustees OF the road will to-mor-
row publish the proposition Of the Gin
cinnsti and New Port Bridge Company
to sell and keep in repair the bridge
over the Ohio for about one million
three hundred thousand dollars.
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.
Satisfaction Promised.

MADRID, November lS.-President
CASTELAR, has promised both the Ameri-
can and English representatives here,
that his government will render ample
satisfaction to their governments for
the atrocities committed be the Span
ish officials at Santiago De Cuba.
President CASTELAR, has telegraphed to
the GoverDor-Genersl OF Cuba en-
phstic orders to stop all further execu-
tiors Of the Virgipius captives.
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BROOKLYN.
Naval PrepRratiOns.I

BROOKLYN, November lS.-Tbe navy
yard is as busy as lee hive to-dsy, 7,
and large numbers OF additional hands
have been taken on in the various de-
partments, and work is progressing rap.
idly. Secretary Robson did not visit
the yard to-day as was expected.
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ROSTON.
Recruiting Office Opened.

BesToS, November lS.-A Cuban re.
cruting office has been opened here, 10
Blackstone street, and stirring appeals
are made to revenge the Nlrglnlus mas
sacre. There is considerable activity IN
the navy yard. The Brooklyn and
Franklin are to be fitted out as soon
as possible.
Reports we're current this afternoon
tha, the Mercantile National Bank
was abou. 10 suspend. The directors
claim it is in a good condition and has
a surplus OF 100000 after paving its
liabilities.
Wages Reduced.
The South Adams Manufacturing
Company carried out a reduction o.
wages yesterday, which resulted IN a
strike at two OF the mills.
The loan certificates as Low used by
tne Boston banks al the Clearing House
will he continued for their original pur-
roses uylil February Let.
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Atheeling gegi5trv,
p w. IL X RAILROAD.

The information contained in Mr..
APPLKoArE's card which we publish
this morning has not been unantIclpa-
ted by the public, and will create no
surprise among those who have inter-
,sted themselves in the affairs OF the
Pittsburgh. Wheeling and Kentucky
railroad. The cost OF the road has eI.
cssd.d the anticipation Of the stock
holders, owing to the unexpected
toods OF last summer and the stop
p.ges occasionei by the failure Of local
contractors. With the best motives in,
the world, the Board OF directors let
the road to contract ct rates that
could not he fulfilled. The cas-
est and cheapest part OF the
work was done aud then the contrac-
tor, began to fail and throw back on
the company the heaviest part of the
work. This had to be let to new con-
tractors at increased rates, and thus the
cost OF the road was swelled far beyond
the original estimate and expectation.
According to the contract with tine
Pennsylvania company, all that was
needed TO effect the transfer and &C
C.ptance OF the road to ard by that
company was the certificate Of the Chief
Engineer, Mr.. BECKER, that al had
been completed in accordance with the
contract. This certificate Mr..
BECKER is now ready to give
Having been employed on behalf OF the
P.W. &K. railroad company as well
as BY the Pennsylvania corporotion, he
is ready to certify that his work 90 the
P. W. & X. railroad is completed and
in condition for transfer to the proper
authorities OF the Pennsylvania COM
pany.
But Just here arises the difficulty we
now have to meet Owing to the cur
rency panic and the consequent de-
preston OF all railroad stocks and the
check put upon all railroad enterprises.
the Pennsylvania company finds it i'm
possible to lay the track of the P. W.
4 K. road and put upon it the rolling
stock that was specified il the original
contract, This failure is frankly ad.
mitted by the Pennsylvanians, and the
people OF Brooke and Ohio counties
have now TO consider whether they will
complete and equip the road themse!-
YES or permit the road-bed to lie idle
and suffer serious deterioration during
the coming winter.
Nesrly everybody in Wheeling wants
to see the P. w. & K. railroad compile
ted and in running order. Every
body in the city wants 10 have this
done without special expense to the
taxpayers Of the county, and hence
there is general desire to
har. the books audited and the full.
eat exhibit made in order that it may
be determined what is best to be doue
in the premises and what action must
be h.d by the citizens OF Ohio county.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-19
MEMPHIS.
Presentation.

MEMPHIS November lS.-The How
ard Association tonight presented Dr.
Luke P. Blackburn, the Louisville
pbyscisn Who came here and did so
much good during the yellow fever
with an elegant solid silver tea service
OF thirteen pieces, worth one thousand
dollars; also q handsome ltslisn clock
worth two hundred dollars. The doc
tor made happy response to the do
mating speech and pleasant time was
had generally BY the forty or fifty gen.
tlemen present.
Wind Storm.
A gale has been blowing nearly all
day from the northwest, and this even.
ing the thermometer has fallen from
44o to $50. The wind is 80 strong to-
night that the boats dare not leave the
landing. A similar storm is reported
ct Helena and other points in Arkan-
sas,
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Wesleyan Female Institute
StauntOn, Va.

2esins its twenty.fourth annual sezsion
Septem ner 18th, 1873, one OF the first schools
for young ladies In the South. Twenty
three teachers and officers: buildings eIe-
CANT scenery grand health UNSURPASSED |;
feeble constitutions here restored pupils
from all the fifteen states, from Maryland
TO Texas Board and college tuition for
scholastic year 40.
Rev. W. n HAkRIS, Pres.
aral ataRztsn, Va
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-19

The New York Tines throws out q
hint to Secretary Richardson that be
bad better resign. It's like tying to
scratch the back Of rhinooeros with 8
feather.
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new HAMPSHIRE.
II etiucti0n.

MANCHESTER, November lS.-The
Amoskeag Corporation has given notice
that from the fret OF December they
will reduce the amount Of workir e
hours, or reduce wages twenty per cent.
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Returning TO FIrst Principles.

It ia stated that proposition i,
about to be submitted to the managers
OF the leading railroad compaoies
which contemplstes payment Of freigbr
in kiud-so many bushels OF wheat or
tons OF coal per thousand. A gentle
man who is one oil the movers believes
that the Erie, New York CenGsl abd
milwaukee and st Paul roads viii
adort this plan in few days
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NEW JERSEY.

Death or au Ix-Gnvernor.
TRENTON, \. J., November Is
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A PHILADELPHIA editor oters c Vs.
liable prize TO the man who shall send
alm the biggest lie before next Christ
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OMAHA.
The Alien.Hogan Prize Fight.

AAo
OMAHA, November l8.-The fgbt be-
tween Allen and Hogan began at l:3O.
In the first round Hogan knocked
Allen down; second round Hogan
drew first blood; Allen bit Hogan foul,
but Hogan came to time and his foul
was not called. Allen finally knocked
Hogan down. In the third round Ho~
gan received q foul blow and afterwards
was knocked down. Hogsu's friends
cried foul and jumped inside the ring,
drawing their revolvers. A general
fight ensued and the fight was discon-
tinued. The fight was given to Hogan
by the referee. The militia did not in
teriere. Two companies Of them were
drawn up at the transfer station at 2
o'clock this morning at Council Bluffs,
but the principals had left for the
ground in carriage early 10 the morn
ing.
SECOND DISPATCH.
A large train OF excursiouists bound
for the field OF battle between Allen and
Hogan, left this city at nine o'clock this
morning. Upon arriving on the Iowa
State line they found two companies OF
militia drawn up at the transfer, with
orders to find and arrest the principals.
Allen and Hogan had left for the
ground in carriage, and this stretegy
on their part prevented any interier-
euce with the fight, which took place
twenty miles south of Council Bluffs.
Great interest was manifested over the
fight and many strangers and sports>
men from abroad had arrived within
the last few days, and many leading
newspapers are represented.
LATEST.
The referee IN the Hogan and Allen
prize fight has decided it draw. The
statement that he bad decided in Ho-
gan's favor was untrue.