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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-11-27

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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-11-27

TEN females rejoice in having been
elected County superintendents of Schools
in Iowa. One voter in sscratching a
woman's name from his ballot, wrote,
"Don't want kno woman in Nine"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-11-27

WHEN WHITING TO ADVERTISERS,
w please oay yea saw the aaveFt1soDone
In this DaDof.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-11-27

"Let me introduce myself" said Tom,
laughing. my name is Luttrell-Tom
Luttrell; or, if you prefer II, Thomas Cur
zon Alvanley Luttrell."
If she had not been sitting behind him,
Tom must have noticed the flush which
spread over her face at this announcement.
After pause, she said, slowly:
$50 you're Tom Luttrell Z"
EYES," said he lookin up. "What do
you know of mer'
There is young lady staying at New.
lands who is great friend Of mine; she
has told me about you"
Indeed! and what's her name?"
Miss Leigh; Nellie Leigh"
1t was Toms turn to flush now. "Miss
Leigh" he repeated. "Good heavens,
you don't mean to say she is in the neigh
borhood?"
"You don't seem fond of her." she said
quietly.
Tom painted viciously. II hate fast
girls" he said at last.
allow do you know she's fast: You
never saw her."
II have heard about her." Tom said,
gloomily.
"What have you heard about herr" his
companion demanded sharply.
"Why, there was Ernest Browne, he met
her a little while ago. She talked slang
the whole time to him, and-and swore, I
think he said, and wanted to smoke.
Then Tiverton told me.she was the best
hand at quoting Artemus Ward he had
ever heard. Bah! l hate girl that quotes
Artemus Ward!" and Tom switched
viciously at the dandelions with his cane.
His companion watched him with q
mischievous smile.
II soish you aoould be less keerless soith
that sceppin!' she said, you'll upset my
water directly, and then you'll have to 60
and get some more"
Now don't you begin it" Tom pleaded.
"Why not? like Artemus."
Tom shrugged his shoulders.
SWELL" his tormentor continued, shave
you any other fault to find with your
"She's not my BRIDE"
"But she will be-"
mo, I'm bothered if she will" Tom
broke out, vehemently.
"What. Will you buy your freedom
with Hillingdon and seven thousand q
year,"
"Aye, and think it cheap at the price,"
Complimentary to Miss Leigh. Shall
I tell her"
Leigh"
you've not told me your name yet"
said Tom, after while.
"My manner" she repeated. "Oh, never
mind my name."
But do mind your name. Wontyou
tell me?"
"Nv name ia Nellie toon eho ao;d
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25
Raliimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE. Feb 20. - BEEF
CATTLE The prospects Of a rather
light supply gaye promise early in the
week OF an Alliance in prices, and the
Wholesale market opened something
better than last week. but the almost
total absence OF any Eastern buyers for
shipping cattle left those grades with
cut the usual demand in that quarter
The consequence was that the retail
market generally exhibited little sDims
lion. asd prices were tstc per 10 low
er, the greater decline being on the bet
ter grades. The quality Of the recei pts
throughout was much superior to last
weeks, and figures, with but few excep-
tions, no higher.
sPrices 70 day for beef cattle ranged ss
follows Best beeves a. So 00a7 81;
that generally rated first quality IS 009
90; medium or good tar quality "a 90
as 90; ordinary thin steers, oxen and
COWS s3OOG4 90; inferior and loves,
grades of cattle 10000 90; general
range OF the market TO day a 81; ex-
treme range OF prices % 00t97 81. Most
Of the sales were from 81 2595 IS per
100 OF the receipts $40 head came
from Ohio. ITO from West Virginia,
ls4 from Virginia, A from Maryland.
81 from Indians, and 80 head IRON Penn.
aylvsnis-totsl receipts for the week
/ .36l head against j ,457 last week; and
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25

500 head same time last year. OF the
offerings S74 head were taken BY Bald-
more butchers 233 head cold to specu-
lators for Eastern markets 80 to York
county, Pa, dealers and rs to Wash
ington CITY dealers-total sales for the
week l,2l5 bead. against 200 last
week, anu 7S3 head same time las,
yesr.
SHEEP.-There have been very
few arrivals the past week, ard those
generally Of what may be considered
fair to extra quality. There is but lit
tie demand, however, and prices, con.
sideripg the quality OF offerings, can
scarcely be considered any higher
We quote fair to extra sheep st 5(gsc
per oound gross. Receipts this week
S54 head against lS4l last week, and
1859 head same time last year.
HOGS. AIN consequence OF the ma
terisl falling off in the receipts, prices
are on the advance again, being quots-
bic tGs per 10. higher, the improve
ment being most conspicuous on he
better grades, which are especially
scarce other qualities those consisting
OF lig ht and thin Hogs, are most plen-
tiful, and exhibit little animation, while
those of a superior order, weighing
some 25C to 300 lbs. gross, are much
wanted. and are readily absorbed on
arrival at the top figures. We quote
at Sc 50@7 25 per 100 lbs net. Re-
ceipts this week 6Os4 head, against
l2,257 last week. aud 1862 head same
time last wear.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25
New LDrk Market.
NEw YORK, February "a.


FLOUR-Market is dull and heavy
aud holders are disposed 10 realize, ard
offer stock quite freely shippers sup
ply only immediate wants at S6G6. u
Tor superfne state; $720G7 60 iol
extra state S6M6 Is tor super-fne wes'
tern stat 50 tor common TO middling;
SS,5OG,I050 for common TO choice
white wheat
WHEAT-Market dull with medium
demand, cnolce grades very firm 81 81 D
@l.7O for No. = spring the latter for
choice 81 S0Gl 95 winter red 81 80
dl2. tor amber western.
PORK-Market quiet and firm; l4,S7l
for new me-s sl4.35 for new prime
mes
BEEF-Quiet aud unchanged; GA
il rs Tor plain mess; Sl2l9l3,50 for
extra.
PETROLEUM.-Q1Iet and firm st
&c. Tor cru'e. ard 20 tor refined
WHISKY.-Quiet, firm At &c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25
TELEGRAPMiC SUMMARY.

woman named MoGowan, was
harned TO death in Buffalo, yesterday.
hy her clothes catching fire from a
stove.
The Judiciary Committee OF the
House have agreed to report against the
impeachmeD, of Vice President Coliax.
Michael Nixon, the murderer OF
Charles PleItfer was arraignej in New
York yesterday, aud pleaded not gull
~.
Nothirg important was developed
i n the Scanned murder trial in New
York. yesterday.
A den OF panel thieves from New York
recently located themselves in Wash
ington, with the intention Of remaining
until after the inauguration OF the Pres
ideut. hut being indescreed enough 70
operate on some OF the Congressmen, 10
they tune OF $1,000, they were arrest
ed and ordered to leave the city, the
victims refusing to appear as prosecu-
tors.
The Attorney General held consul
tatioD yesterday with the Senate COM
mittee on Election, andPrivileges in re-
lation to the proposition submitted by
General Dick Taylor, for the -ettlement
OF the political difficulties in Louisiana.
He will probably render decision to-
day.
Quite destructive fire occurred in
Camden, New Jersey, Yesterday morn.
ing. The fire originated in the car
shops of the Camden and Amboy
railroad and property to the amount
ofthirty or forty Thousand dollars WAS
destroyed.
A man named II. I. Darley; of Erie
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25
Cincinnati Market.

CrHClSNArI, February "a
FLOUR -Quiet; Superfne quoted
at $6d6 50; ezra 81 60@7 go fancy
brands 50 5OG9
WHEAT.-Quiet and steady. Ma
No ! in market sample lots 81 74@
| rs; No. 3 81 65td | 6s
CORN -Sready 44H 45c.
LIVE HOGS Market strong; ex
upme range - 6OG5 -. Bulk OF sales
S
LINSEED OlL-93.
PROVISIONS Strong pork, city
packed held firm al $l3 50; country
SI2 759l3; bulk meats good inquiry
Shoulders quoted at 5CG5. canvss-ed
It; Bacon shoulders firm 81. CANVAS
sed quoted at II sugar cured hams II
@l3l
LARD.-Citv kettle steady at &c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25
to regulate the tariff on fish. 1t coulC
II n ~t,nlac

to regulate the tariff on fish. 1t could
on corn and all other articles
Mr.. Conger said there were provis-
ions in the bill which should never be-
come law. He complained that the
interests OF the fishermen OF the lakes
were sacrificed to advance those OF the
fishermen OF the Northeastern coas,
and that in the same way the carving
trade on the ocean had been sscr feed
TO the cossting interests OF the Allan
tic States He declared it was the most
sersous blow ever received by the COM
merce on the lakes
After Banks closed his speech the
bill Was passed, yeas l45 nays 80.
Garfield moved to 90 INTO Commit
tee OF the whole on the Legislation APP
preparation Bill TIE motion was
agreed 10, when the bill WAS taken up.
Mt Butler offered sn amendment TO the
the bill concerning the salaries OF the
President and Congreesmen and other
officers Of the Government.
The introduction of the amendment
caused good deal OF excitement, and
Rainor charged the majority with bad
faith in springing this matter upon the
House at this late hour Mr.. f. II.
Roberts. OF y Y, said that Garfield the
Cha rman o. the Committee on Appro-
priations, was responsible TOR the scene,
Tor if he had not urged the House to
take up this hill a late hour, the House
would not now lie kept here.
Mr. Garfield indignantly denied the
imputation that he was responsible
He said he had voted TO adjourn All
he wanted to do WAS 10 bring the bill
be ore the House and he did expect TO
demand action on II to night.
Dawes SAID he had long felt that the
salaries OF officers musl be increased
but he thought the House made a
mistake in increasing their own sala-
riss. He therefore moved an amend
ment TO Buffers substitute TO increase
the sala lies OF Custom House officers,
twenty-five per cent. from January LIST,
1873.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25

Pa, was foun dead on the pavement,
near saloon on State street, in Chica-
90 yesterday. Mrs. Louisa A. Boyce
was sentenced to five years in the llli-
nois peniteutiary yesterday, for the
murder of o H. johnson. The fune-
raj o Mrs. E. A. Willard, prominent
advocate Of Womau's suffrage and au-
thor of a book called Sociology. took
place this IN morning. The new Police
Commissioners appointed by Mayor
Medill were qualified and took the
oath OF office yesterday.
Mayor Davis, OF Cincinnati, exercised
the veto power, given him few days
since by the Ohio Legislature, ior the first
time yesterday, in vetoipg an ordinance
passed by Council granting the Filth
street railroad privilege to extend their
route through the northern part OF the
city.
A man named VIM II. Beck, made
confession yesterday in Indianapolis OF
the murder OF two children, named
respectively, Mary Hennerly aud Cath
arine Grumbler, in 1870. He was ar
rested.
A committee OF coal miners was to
meet a simalar committee OF operators
at Akron, Ohio, yesterday to put an end
to the strike which has been in opera
,ion for several weeks dast, but the ope-
rators tailed to appear and 1t is thought
a settlement OF the difficulties Is now
more remote than before.
Godfrey Frankenstein a landscape
painter died in Springfield Ohio, yester-
day.
The Ohio State Reform school Tor
girls at White Sulphur Springs was
DESTROYED by fire yesterday, No lives
were lost. Loss on building $4,000
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25

SCHUYLER CoLYAx demanded an in
ves,igation. He did not get the inve--
tigation. strange to say, Tor almost any
one can get thst--it is no common -
But be did find the rsrest article OF the
day, that il known a. constitutional
samples. The senate asserted that il
had few left Now we would suggest
respectfully to Schuyler that IL he
wants An investiga,iop-realIy wants
there ia a committee IN perpetual ses-
sion that will investigate him Al any
time, with the greatest pleasure. II Is
called a grand jury.-[Washinston
Capital
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25
ENGLAND.
LONDON, Feb. "a.
Snow Storm.


The most severe snow storm this sea
son set in late yesterday afternoon, and
still continues with unahated violence.
The snow lies on level to the depth
Of one foot, and in many places great
dritts are piled up to the depth ot ten
or twelve feet. The storm has caused
serious detention to travel, and the
railways are blocked with snow. Re
ports received here state that the vio-
ience OF the storm has been felt in all
parts of England.
The weather is intensely cold and a
strong wind blowing on the coast.
Rev. Thomas Guthrie, D. D. the Gel
ebrsted Scottish divine aud theological
writer IL dead.
The London Telegraph Of this morn
has a special dispatch from st. Peters
burg. which intimstes that Count Shou'
valoff will shortly..replace Won Brumer'
at the Court of st. James.
The etrik ers OF the South Wales MI
ners will end by compromise to-cay
it is thought that $4,000 OF the strikers
will return to the mines to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25
RIVER NEWS.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 24.-The river is
falling with 81 feet in the channel
Weather cold. Arrived, Emma Grs-
ham and Juniata, from Pittsburgh
K, r Hudson, from Wheeling; Fred
Wilson No. =, and Tom Rees No. =
with tows of coal, passed down; Thos:
w. Means, with eight bsrges passed
down from Pomeroy Warner and Bar
ges are loading fer St. Louis; td1eave
tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25
FOR glcN.
SPAIN.
Hashinston's Birthday CeIebraied.

Hashtnston's Birthday CeIebraied.
MADRID, February 24.-The enter
ts;nment gwen on Saturday, by the o.
ticers attached to the American En-
bassv in this city, in honor of Wash
ington's Birthday, WAS a most brilliant
affair The leading Spanish officials
With their wives were present. together
with the representatives. of the several
governments resident in the city.
Speeches were made hv United States
Minister Sickles, Senior CASTELAR,, Presi-
dent oi the Spa nish Council, and Others
and the organization OF the new repuh-
lie, was the subject Of general congratu'
lation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25

The West Virgins newspapers, par.
ticularly those iu the section known ~
the Panhandle" are discussing the
propriety OF transferring the Panhandle
counties to the State OF Pennsylvania.
The Wheeling IntslLgeneer, under the
head OF Decentralization. says that u
the cession OF the Panhandle were made
to Pernsy ylvanis that the people thereof
would be perfectly willing to ace an>
nexed to West Virginia the Panhandle
oi Western Maryland, lying west oi
Hancock. embracing sll-the county OF
Allegheny, the greater part oi wash.
ington and the flourishing city OF Cum
herIani. That territory belongs geo
graphically to West Virginia"
II our friends OF the young and
growing Commonwealth" will excuse
us we would rather not have any an
nexstion, you know. We could not
think OF such a thing The idea OF
parting with our share in the name
and tame OF this good, great, grand and
glorious old Commonwealth, and 20
into new one TO help build il up. Obi
no. and then To give up our interest IN
the great Chesapeake and Ohio Cansl
and our sight" AT cheap oysters.
Don't mention il Not even the adj
vsntsges OF your xdmirable capital ar
rangements would compensate US for n
change.
II we must 90, we too, like the Pam
handle people, would prefer Pennsyl-
vania.
While suggestions are in order VIC
would Ike TO make one: II the peo.
pie OF West Virginia wish TO settle
their troubles they can do 20 by r'-
annexlng the whole establishment hack
on 10 Old virginia. -Gimbsrtand NswS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25

timony. With view to ascertain what
ground the editor OF the World has tor
his assertion, Mr.. Dickey has caused to
be summoned to appear before the
committee. Manton Marble and Will
liam B. Reed. 1t is supposed Reed
wrote the article in question. He Is
from Pennsylvania, and was Minister
to China during part OF ANDY john
sons administrator. Mr.. Dickey, who
is one of Tbad. Stevens executors
will examine the witnesses before the
Wilson Committee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25
Chicago Market.

FEBRUARY -.
WITEkT-Dull; t@sc lover No
,. 81 20! cash; closing 81 2089l 2Ol
seller March; 81 %, seller April.
FLOUR-Quiet at recent decline
CORN-sc IoSer Tolerably active;
No. =, sold 3lfA3lsc &C., seller March
81 seller April; 26@26t seller May.
PROVISIONS Prime mess pork
$l3 20, seller March, Sl3 40 seller
April
LARD-S7 05, seller April
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25


The New York Worlds opinion OF a
recently punctured humbug: "ln hrm-
self Mr.. ColfsI il nothing. A more
iIlustrious embodiment OF zero never
strutted his brief day in our politics. A
smaller bit OF bladder WAS never blown
into 20 big ball. The memory Of
Mezzoianti ifsurchsrged with the iss
and outs OF our public history for the
last quarter of century could not eI-
hume from its remotest labyrinth n
angle thing this dish Of skim milk has
done. No great speech, no sharp say
ing, no neted bill, no policy, even OF =
day. ever emsnaled from Mr. Colisss
tongue or brain.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25
Money Market.

NEw YORK, Feb ~, 6P. "
MONEY-The money market vas
active and stringent and call loan.
ranked from 6 per cent to l-l6 with
most OF business at l-32.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25
MARKETS BY TEL GRAPH.
Toledo Market.

February "a.
FLOUR Dali
WHAT-Dull at lG2c lErr-
Amber Michigan seller March al 81 &c!
No 2 Red 81 65.
CORN-Quier high Michigan SGT
CLOVER SEED-S6 90 or mamOth
DRESSED HOGS-S5 80 tor light
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25
How a Dog was "Soid."

Here is true dog story: A family
down town having s-false CRATE IN one
O. the rooms OF the house, placed some
red paper behind it to give the effect OF
fire. One OF the coolest days this win
ter the dog belonging to the household
came in from out OF doors, and seeing
the paper in the CRATE, deliberately
walked up to it and laid down before it,
curled up il the best way to receive the
glowing heat as it came from the fire
He remained motionless for few MI
nutes feeling no warmth he raised
his head and looked over his shoulder
a, the CRATE; still feeling no heat he
arose and carefully applied his nose to
the CRATE and smelt Of it 1t was af
cold as ice With look OF the most
supreme disgust, his tail curled down
between his legs, every hair on his body
saving "Tm sold" the dog trotted out
OF the room, not even deignng to cast
a look at the party in the room who
had watched lis actions and lsug he'd
30 heartily at his misfortunes, That
dog had reason as we'll as instinct
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25

DEATH OF Hon. WALTER D LEAKs.--
Hon. Walter D. Leske died on Wed
nesday last at his residence, Rocky
Spring, Goochland county, in the sixty
third year OF his age, OF typhoid pneu::
monis. During the greater part OF hls
lite Mr.. Leake occupied promlnen,
posiri m in the Democratic party o.
Virgins and was frequently honored
by the people of bis native county with
their suffrsges. AS q member OF the
Legislature for many years ana q
member o. the State Constitutional Con
vention Of lS5O-5l, he ably represented
his constituents and won their approval
he was actively engaged in the prsc'
,iee of the law until prostrated by the
illness which terminated his lite.-R'eh.
mond Dispatch.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-25

The New York World, Of Wednes-
day last charged that notwithstanding
the evidence OF Hon. o. J. Dickey, of
Pennsylvania, before the Wilson Credit
Mobilier Committee, the late Thaddeus
Stevens received $50, 900 for services IN
securing the passage Of the PACIFIC
Railroad bills in 1862 and 1864. II is
further charged that Mr.. Dickey With
held this from the committee in his tes-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-12
No Gases Treated that cannot
be Cured or Permanently
Benefited. :.
The Cost Of Treatment Within the
.- Reach Of All e

livery facility for tho certain Diagnosis and
GklllGll treatment OF az Chronic Disease.
A Powerful GAlVanlO BattSTy containing 80
cells with Rheotome, CommulAtor, Rod, MoVa-
able Disc, RoEl, HydrostAt, Indicator, Combined
Current and, Polarity Changer, and many otter
Electrical IpPtIuments l0E tho treatment Of Dis.
eases OF the Rye, Rar and Nervous 6YBtam. No
Nervous OiGeEse should DO considered lneurable
until Electricity has been well tried.
PhyBlctAnB not having the necessary inBtTu.
ments and time for treating Chronic Nervous
Diseases may recommend tneir patients with
those ailments 70 DR.. Longdon With tho aaAur-
aneo that he will apply Electricity and Magnet
lam In tbs most scientific manner, Rlectro.ther-
NAL baths administered when indicated.
A new Compound Microscope, an instrument
Of wondrouS power, enabling the phyBleiAn 70
detect with absolute certainty many obleuIe
Diseases Of the Heart, Blood, kidneys, UTlnAEy
Organs and Nervous System. Specimens or
urine examined and poaaueiE oOrTSct diagnosis
giYGn IN oVery case. b. g La- VI.
DR.. LOngdon Il consulted daily on al lorna Of
Chronic Diseases, Much Of bis practice - de-
voted 70 the RIorJ orapS and OoStlR1tS NlladIEI
which family PbBel DAM hapS iaIlsd y cure
In describing your disease giye mama, age
symptoms and poSt once address. Enclose Is6
Of IS and your eASa will b. carefully OIAmtned
and the necessary medicines for one months
treatment with special letter Of advice prompt
y forwarded 10 you BY mall or express. Many
ongStSndlnR and lHveterate AilmentA may DO
cured In thlaWAY 1t WAY HoDERATl ExPiI1I.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-12
New York Market.

New YoRK, July 11.-FIour-Fnm;
supertine western and State IS 10s5 30;
common 10 good cavalry, 90 10a0 40;
good to choice SO 45a7 25; white wheat
extra 81 15aS So. Wheat-Higher, very
moderate supply; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 43a
40; rejected spring 81 2s; mixed Chica.
go 81 81. Rye-Dull; western zoe. Bar
ley and Malt Unchanged. Corn-Scarce
and firm with fair demand; western mixed
55a59c; yellow western Gle. OAts-New
mixed western 4Sia45c: white 4sa52c.
Coffee-Qulet and steady; Rio 17iA19tc.
sugar-Firmi fair to good refining 7tasc;
good fair ITO. Molasses-DulL Rice
Steady; Carolina 79as9c. %.