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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-01-09
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To each subscriber to the Evening Post and
Christian lntellIgancer will be sent the beau>
tIful Chrome, The Cleaners.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-01
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FIRES.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, November 29.--ln-
dependence, Iowa, was visited with &
disastrous fire last night, destroyin 6
seytzs and Dilock's saloon, Boane "
McCarther's gar store and Sooner g
harness shop, together with several
other buildings Estimated loss, $lO,-
600; partly insured.
Sr L2uI-, November 29-The fol-
lowing are the losses b. the fire in
East It. Lonls this morning. Fire AS
suIaGc2, pi Philadelphia, 5000 Will
liamsCirs City, y Y, $1,000. Pennsyl-
vania Fire Insurance Company $4,000,
Westches,er, o. New York, $1,000;
Nail of Pennsylvania, $500; Nail, OF
Missouri, $500, Tradesman, OF New
York, $500, Traders, OF Chicago,
81 800; Union, OF Pennsylvania, 50 500,
Franklin, of Wheeling, $1,000; Kansas
Fire - 500 Armenia, OF Pittsburgh,
81 coo; Great Western, CT New Orleans,
$1,000. There WAS no insurance on
the planning mills. The losses on the
dwelling houses amount to 81. 800.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-01

eral reduction OF prices. so that the
same quantity OF goods can be purchss>
ed for small sum OF money, proper
tionate reduction OF wages would alter
nothing any way. But q lowering OF
wages without q correspondent Increase
in the purchasing power OF = dollar
would prove quite as dissstrous to m 81
ness OF all kinds as injurious to the
boring class. 1t is for the interest o! =.
entire community that wages shall /.
high. The labortr is worthy OF his hiTe
1t is his only source OF income, WhaI
he gets he spends, and Whist he spend
tends to improve his character and that
OF his family, and goes directly back
into the great circulatory system o.
society, to increase business aud stlmu-
late productive industry OF every kind
America is a nation OF laborers, and We
should do our utmost 10 make 1t the
paradise of the workingsman.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-01
The Indictment OF America Against
Spain.

The overhauling OF the United States
schooner Lizzie Major on the 26sh OF
March, 1868, upon the high seas, by a
Spanish frigste, and taking two passen>
gers from on board to Cuba.
Proclamation OF Captain General De
Rodas in May, 1868, authorizing the
search OF vessels on the high seas, in de-
fauce OF treaty with Spain.
The seizure on the 2lst OF January,
1869, OF the United States steamer COL
onel Lloyd Aspinwall, while in use as a
Uuiled States dispatch boat, by the
Spanish man-of>war Herman Cortes uud
her detention for ninety-eight days.
Span paid the owner SO. 703. so in gold.
Outrage TO the flag uustoned.
The seizure OF the United States
schooner Mary Lowell by the Spanish
war steamer Andalusis in Britt h waters,
March Is, 1869.
Attack upon and stabbing OF Messra.
johnson and Foster, citizens Of the
United States, in the streets OF Havana,
February 6, 1870 by Spanish mob ior
the crime" OF wearing blue recktjcs.
The murder o the German citizen
Greenwald, at the same time, for being
in their company and on suspicion o.
being an American.
Insult to the American laG in the
outrage upon United States Consul Phi.
lips, in March 1870, at Santiago de Gu
ba. by Spanish mob, and forcing him
to fly. The confscation OF Consul Phil
lips estates
Murder at Santiago de Cuba Of the
sesmen Speakman aOd Wyeth, citizens
OF the United States, who were ship.
wrecked on the Cuban coast and guilty
OF no crime.
Embargo and confscatlon OF the prop
erty and estates OF American citizens in
Cuba under VaImaseda's proclamation
in April, 1871.
Inhumsn proclamation OF Valmsse-
da in April, 1871, ordering every male
over fifteen years OF age in Cuba found
away from his hsbtatlon. and Tot hav-
ing a sufficient motive therefor, to be
shot.
Disbolical proclamation Of Valma-
seda In April, that every unoccGpied1 !
habltstion and every house not flying
a white flag should be reduced to
ashes.
Execution OF the eight boy students
at Havana in November, 1871, by or
ders OF a court martial, uner the
bloodthirsty dictaton OF the Spanish |
volunteers, for an imaginary insult to
Spanlard's grave.
Condem nation OF the American cili- |
zen DR.. Houard, in December, 1871, 10
imDrsonment on false charges and |
sending him to Spain in chanis
Summary arrests and prisonmentz
Of American citizens military extcu-
tions without pretext, arbitrary enbar-
goes OF property and other acts done by |
the Spanish authorities in Cuba 10 the
persons and property Of citizens OF the
United States in violation OF the Treaty
OF 1895.
The butchery OF the wounded and
prisoners of war and mutilation OF the
dead in encounters with the Cuban
forces.
The repeated murders OF Cuban won
en- and children suspected Of sympathy
with the Cuban forces.
Seizure Of the United States steamer,
Virginius, on the 3lst OF October, 1873, |
upon the high seas, taking her to Sam
tiago de Cuba and there butchering ths
citizens Of the United States and others
under the protection Ct our flag found F..
on board OF her.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-01
Work And Wages.

Panics always strike labor the heav.
lest blow. 1t is the bottom brick thai
supports the wall. The Losses and de-
rangements Of the upper circles Of the
business world tell on the working clasf
at last and oftentimes with cumulative
effect Society is like the hard-headeC
old squire who, when anything went
wrong, used to cane his servant. II q
wheel broke, or the mare dropped bel
foal, or ten pounds were lost by come
good for nothing runaway, Johns
broad back had to bend for q shower oi
blows. A failure ofthe crops or fur
~ on Wall street, and vages drop from
quarter to half in q week, if work
does not cease altogether.
But q genera! and large reduction oI
wages is uncalled for at the present time
and exceedingly impolitic. The pay
for labor is small enough a. the most.
1t barely supports the lsborer aud bis
family in the best times. 1t is not large
enough to enable him TO purchase
many Of the comforts or any Of the lux
uries of life. He could not educate his
children but for the public school. Ss-
wing ia out Of the question. The labor
er's share in the proceeds OF his indus-
try is too small already, without fur
tber reduction, and reduction di-
miniahes his power Of purchasing the
necessities and comforts Of life. This
would resct Immediately upon business
Of all kinds, aud seriously diminish the
dsnsnd for manufactured goods. The
English ls5orer gets but q 1.-THE Of our
own but be congumes next 10 nothing.
He has nothiSg 10 buy With. The chic
consumers in this country are the wor-
king people. They spend their earn
ings 70. comforts and culture. They do
not labor to hoard, but to live in g geu-
erous, handsome way, To reduce their
wages is to put check on trade and
manufactures, and beDumb every de-
partmeut Of business. II there il q gen.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-01
CHICAGO.
Terrible Fight Between Circus Men.

Terrible Fight Between Circus Men,
CHICAGO, November 30.-A letter
from John Robinson's circus describes
terrible fight between circus men and
citizens at Jacksonville, Texas, Novem.
Der % A crowd of roughs burst into
the tent, knives in hand, the circus
men stopped the performance and tried
10 drive them off ard to load up their
wagons and leave. A general fight
with knives and pistols ensued. Three
rougLs were killed and seven wounded.
Six circus men were wounded. The
wagons were finally loaled and driven
of, but the Texans swore vengeance
and will probably follow. Robinson
has telegraphed to Houston for ammu-
milton.
Judge McAllister, who had decided
to resign his place on the Supreme
bench OF the State to become corporate
attorney OF this city, has decided not to
accept the latter appointment. This
will embarrsss the incoming city ad-
Dinistrstion, as much Of it's popularity
depended on Judge McAllister's ap-
polntment.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-01
NEW JERSEY.
shaIiey's Female TOgEcry.

JERSEY City, Nov. 2Q.-Yesteriay
aiteruoou = police officer, while passing
through The woods rear this place
found bundle OF goods partially hid
den, containing a complete female out
fl, consisting OF q hat, veil, shawl,
dress and gaitors. The Chiei Of Police
is strongly impressed with the belle
that it 10 tie disguise used by Sharkey
in his escape from prison, and intends
delivering the apparel at the police
headquarters, New York.
RumOr. d Deia!cn;i01.
NEWARK, November &O.~~lt is ru-
mored that there is q deficit OF $50, ,D0C
in the City Treasury. This, il is stated
has been brought to light by an invcs,
ugation instituted by a committee OF
one hundred. Frauds are also reported
in various other city departments, but
their extent ia not yet known.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-01
EssGDFfLEf.
Busin!ss at the Navy Ward.

BUSin!NS az the navy 1HES'
BROOKLYN, November 29.-No or
ders have been received at the Brook
lvn Navy Yard for the reduction of
toe working force or discootjnusnce o.
active operations which have been en-
foot for the past two weeks. The Off,
cials are OF the opinion that very
slight reduction, If sny, will be made
on the present force for the reason that
men O! war are reeded in several squad-
rons, and the vessels of the navy we're
going to ruin for want OF care until
the Spanish war cloud arose and Gauss
ed the present wholesome interest to
concentrate upon that important branch
OF service.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-01
ILLINOIS.
RAslroad I'm CUnr! =.

BLOOMINGTON, November 29.-Judge
Upton has issued writs OF attachment
commanding the appearance to-day
before his court OF the President, Di-
rec;ors and Superintendent OF the Gill
man, Clinton and Springfield Railroad
with their counsel, Ex-Governor Pal
mer and J. Mays Palmer, to answer
for contempt in obs;ructing the exccu-
ton OF the order Issued by Judge Upton,
placing the road in the hands Of re-
ceiver. Col. Morgan, one OF the recciv-
ers appointed under Judge Tipion's
order, has declined to serve.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-01
SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 29.-Hon,
Eugene Cssserly, United States Sen
ator from this State, has written a
letter to Governor Booth, resigning
from the Senatorship for his unex-
pired term. The California Legisla-
ture meets Monday, and will elect
two United States Senators. Ex-
Governor Haight is prominent can
didate for Mr.. Casserly's unexpired
term.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-01

surrey and GifectUllly control them. tn"
testl nOhy of our host citizens, OF ell classes
establishes the fact, that CHERRY PECToR'
Az will and docs reicveand cure The q inlet
ing disorders pf the Throat ond Lungs be-
yOud any other medicine Tho mOht dan
e ruus affections OF the PulminaTy or nus
Weld 10 itS power and cases OF ConsumIt.
Ion, cured by this preparation, are publicly
known, Ro remarkable ~ hardly To bg
believed were they not proven beyond dis.
puie. AZ remedy ID IN adequate, on which
lhe publ.c may rely for full protection. BY
curing coughs, the fOrerunners 10 more
serious disease, II saves unnumbeTsd lives,
puted. ~ challenges trial, and convince
the most skrptlcRl. Every family shOuId
keep u on hand ~ protection against the
early and unperceivef attack Of Pulmonary
feet ions, which are easily met nj nrst, but
which become lncurable, and too often
fatal. II neglected. Tender lungs need this
deieucr and II IL uHwise TO be without a..
As = safeguard 10 children, amid the dis
tTsssiDg diseases which beset the Throat and
Chest Oi Childhood, CHEEKY PICTORIAL
is invaluable; for, by iu timely use, multi
tudc5 are rescued from premature grave,
and saved To the love and adectlOn centred
on them. ~ acts speedily and surely against
ord. nary colds, securing sonnd and health
TCs:Dr!ng sleep. No one VIII suffer trouble
some Influenza and painful Bronchitis,
when they know how ezhly they can De
cured.
Originally the product OF long. labOEiOUs,
and successful chemical investigation, no
cOst or toll ls spared In making every bOtile
in the utmost possible perfection. u may
~ confidently relied upon NJ possessing ~
the y.TtucElt has ever exhibited, and capa-
bic Of pFOduc nZ cures ~ memorable
the greatest u has ever ehecied.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-01

only lacked one vote on the first ballot
The candidates for the Cbaplaincy were
Rev. j. G. Butler and Thos. W. Paul
son. There was no choice and this
nomination was postponed. Mr.. CO..
burn, OF Indiana, moved that hereafter
some of the principal appropriations
be taken from the Committee on APP
priations and divided among other
Committees. After debate this propo,
sition was voted down as impracticable.
The caucus was harmonious and well
attended The Democratic Represen-
tatlves also held caucus tonight and
nominated Hon. Fernando Wood for
Speaker.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-01
ENGLAND.
Tho Ashnnfen TYnr.

IHC AtHhnItF WIZ.
LoXDoY, November 3O-Oficial adj
vices have been received from Sir
Garrett Wslsley, Of the Gambia expedi
tiouary force against the AshaDtees,
dated at Cape Coast Castle. Sir Gar
rett announces that the troops under
his command, after q severe fight il
a bush beyond Dungarh, lasting thirty
hours, defeated the Ashantees with q
great slaughter. The Britieh loss dur
ing the engagement was slighi, being
only 5 officers and 40 in rsak and file
killed aud wounded. The Ashantee
less was very heavy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-01
RALTHNORE.
E.sbe1zIement and Suicide.

BALTIMORE, November 29.--Charle5
Gross, aged 2S yesrs, clerk, charged
with embezzlement by his employers,
and for whose arrest warrants were
issued yesterday, committed suicide this
morning by taking poison. lie resided
at 2Sl West Fayette street and belong
ed TO a highly respectable family.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-01
FOREEGN.
CANADA.
Cold Weather.

ST. CArHARISEs, Ont, Nov. 30.-The
weather is very cold The canal is
!gczen to a depth of six inches. Four
vessels are jamm ed in ct Thorald head
lock and are unable to make Leadway.
Most OF them are endeavoring to Sc
cure the services OF the ice boats There
is small prospects Of the ice breaking
up again this fall sufficiently to allow
vessels TO pass through. Propellcrs are
making their way through slow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-01
PITTSBURGH.
Trouble About the New Constif q
fiun

PITTSBURGH, November 29.-An aP-
plication will be on Monday next for
an Injunction to restrain the election
officers of this county from holding an
election on the new constitution. It is
claimed that it is illegal. Similar pro-
ceedinss are to be instituted in other
counties of this section OF the State.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-01
}t'Aecljn0 &egi9tgv,

Mr. DAVIS, member Of the House OF
Delegates from Harrison county, Mr..
CAMPBELL, OF Hancock, and Senator
CALDWELL, Of Wit, addressed q tenn
rsrauce meeting in Charleston last
Wednesday evening.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-01
FAREWELL BENEFIT,

As mark Of sympathy for the Company
in their unexpected reverSes, and IN orde T
TO testify the appreciation Of the citizens Oi
the uprightness and genilemanly = demeanUr
manifested by the company during ~
short season in Wheeling.
In accordance with the above Matinee
and Evening Performance will be given to-
morrow Tuesday At Washington Hall, In
which the following Ladies and Gentlemen
will participate: Miss Mary Stevens, Miss
Fanny Prestage, Mrs. Julia Barrett, Mis-
Treville, Mis- Davis, Mr.. Walter T. ey.lle
Theo VI. Salte, J. Cayanaugh, W. J. Dun.
can, II. l. Davis. John Hammond, q. VII
hsms, George Slate, &c. The pieces will
consist Of
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-01
How It's Done,

AOH SAo DOL4OI One package Oi
Prof Halls Magic COmpoand will Ioree the
beard TO grow thick and heavy on the
EmoOthest lace without injury in 2I days
or money refunded % cents a package,
postpaid, or Tor so cents. Or one appIlc.-
uon OF my "HAIR CURLER' will curl he
hair o! either sex beautifully. Satisfaction
guaranteed - cents a package, postpaid.
3tor 20 cents. EDGAR w. JONES,
ootuGo Ashland, Mas.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-01

TWELVE Samples by mail. fifty cents
Retail quickly for Ten Dollars. Z. l..
Wo!cott, Isl Chatham Square, New
York ec20-ge
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-01
LETTER FROM CHAgLEATOS.
The printing AgGin-JRcOb's Latest
THorG-A thin Attempt 10 ShtTk
responsibility - Matters NJ the
g,pltOl-PerEOuaI and Otherwise.


i'n,Npars",,, hESp"I, ann osuorw,.c
-.,|gI correspondence of the Register.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 81, 1873.
,r..,me vou have been favored
nN,1'... nI,I,r .tI.
with " c2P! "i l"e l"'eSt uuI' Vi VIC
"nypo;at.ica. Governor OF thls state
There is nothing new in it as to the
.,,;,..-.-.:r.- h,l il Is . thin dodge
l"o'.O ,.,.'9 .., .L.t.,of.S.
when VII ''-'U' " ~" 'N' n'"' y. 'u0
MaG whose name 81 lis CONCLUSION lndl"
Gates .Aa: he j. the author oft.
-~,,-,ho resolution Of the Hopse
,.-.u:.,.. ~. C,ou
O. Delegates '"S' WINTER 'he uo'elHol
vas authorized to bring suit against
a-y public Office or agent against whom
r...r,es were rreferred. To aid him in
,.nrrr.. ovsc,.;rc This "a we'll "a
''.."'I'.-! -,
,.aer laws, he mad "t MS command
cra;.agcnt iuad o! $4,000 and
lie services OF the Attorney General.
,,br,be to-r,s ortba general onnro.
- - ~ 49, .Is,n1o .-,.
.''"2A OH ."e OD' % E4'''0 90
i..ctl &. his dieposaI ior the prosecu-
yon Of ciyi, suits" wherein the State
wa. plaintiff.
When 1t became necessary, IN order
to bolster uH A,s fallen fortunes, the
Gav,rao- aIi not hesitate 10 plunge
~, 81 f...ay
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-01
n. " KGES'S
Oh erry PeCtor all
Fer Iie' trcs Df Tho Throlt and Lungs, such
COrVhs, Colds, WhOOping Cough,
bronchitis, Asthma, and
COnlumptI0n.
Among the great

Among the great
discoveries ofnO.
dern science, few
are or moro TCal
value 10 mankind
than this e1eCiunI
remedy for all dis.
eases oithe Throat
and l. u n e.. 4
vast trial ofits VII.
tues, throughout
this ana OF h g .
cOun tries, has
glDVntlntItlD1g
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-01
TIE WEATHER..
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, Dec. !, | An
PROB 4BlLITIEs.

AsEISGToN, Dec. !, a. ~
PROB ABILITIES.
For the North vest and Upper Lakee
falling barou eter, easterly Winds, veer-
ing westerly with cloudy weather and
occasional light snow. For the Lower
Lakes, thence to the Ohio VALLEY north
easterly and soutbeasterly winds, cloudy
weather and occasional snow and rain.
For Kentucky aud Tennessee southeast.
erly winds and cloudy weather. For
The Southern States nortbeasterly winds,
rising temperature aud partly cloudy
weather. For the Middle aud Eastern
States northerly and ea.terly winds,
increasing cloudy weather aud occa-
sioasl rain in the forenoon. Reports
are missing from the southwest. After
the l0;h inst, the display of cautiousry
signals will be suspended at Ii. lake
ports for winter.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WASHINGTON HALL.
FAREWELL BENEFIT.

The entire Dramatic Company lately On
gagged at HamiltOn's Opera House, having
been thrown out Of their engagement
without a moments notice, Il - the eaEresI
desire OF great number OF the citizens o.
Wheeling 10 tender them a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-01

was actually prepared by Mr.. Root
and the younger Bartlett. The rumor
that Mr.. Evarts is engaged to argue
Tweed's appeal is contradicted most
positively, though not by any one as
coming from himself; yet BY those
who have intim ate relations with
him. 1t is also de MED that ex-Judge
Porter has accepted a retainer Tor
Tweed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-03
IAperlal,

There Is no change to report In this
mine. Tho machinery continues to
work smoothly and everything In and
about the mine gives promise Of effeo-
tive ore production when the entire
hoistins arrangements are completed'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-03

GRATEFUL, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Hawkins, wife of Mike Hawkins, who
was so severely injured In the Crown
Point mine, a few months since, and Is
now In San Francisco undergoing sur-
oical treatment, desires MS to return
her grateful acknowledgment to the
Generous Crown Point miners for their
liberal contribution to her relief yes
terday. Friends In need are iriends
indeed. We will hero remark that IN
no country in the known world Is true.
warm-bearted liberalisy more iree,y
developed than In this. and espeols,.y
is this observable among the miners.
Scarcely n payday passes without souie
fresh claim upon their generosity, ana
IL ia nothing unusual for the miners OF
n single niue, such as the Crown poiht
or Beiuher, to give AZ high as $'oo OF
| n OOO ON such occasions. These con-
tributions are all the more meritorlous
that they arc FROM wages earhea W
men working almost stark nakeu, las
down in the hot depths OF the mihe'
amid literally pouring sweat, ana aan
GERS which would appal any one else.
Were their wages sss.only " per day,
they could hardly afford to % thus
liberal.
CARSON MlSr.-of com'tocI crude
bullion there was yesterday received
.ome 43l pounds. By tho noon train
seven bars OF Belchsr bullion. weigh.
inc All pounds. and Of an aggregate
vaiue of $24.1l3 81 were shipped 70 m
Rank of California Agency, FirSinia.
LAST night seven bars OF Crown polnt
bullion. valued at $22.O eO. were sem en-
~ London through Wells. Fargo 70
There Al pounds of gold bullion o
the Comstock, Sierra Nevada: reeo.vsL
Yesterday. for coinage; also . Pou, fu'
Silver from Benton, Caliiernla' III, LII
coinage. So says the Appeal Oh 'ni
morning.
ILI.-we regret to learn tnas VI :,
Hall of Gold Hill Is confined 70 ~
bed with a severe attack OF pieu'o
pneumonia,