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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-18
FOREIGN.
Defeat Of The Carlists

MADRID, March II 7-Advices just
received by the government contains
Information o. a most disastrous defeat
and route OF the Csrlists at Vera. The
dispatches received state that the Gov
srnmeut troops attacked the Carlists
who were encamped al Vera, 1000
g rong. The battle wss very hotly CO j.
tested Tor some hours and f ally result
ID 10 the De eat OF tue rebels who were
dispersed and forced TO fy 10 the moun-
talus, q lsrgs number being killed Aud
wounded AMI many taken prl-oners.
The ammunition depot OF the CarIists,
which cont .ined a pleotiful supply o
over ma erlsl for ersl Distribution
WIS captured BY the Government troops,
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ENGLAND.
The Cab,.et troubles.

LONDON, March l7.-lt ia now re-
ported mat the Hoo. Mr.. Gladstone
nss intimsted his desire Tor 8 tempors-
ry resumption from office, 80 that Tor
the present at least, it is not possible he
" II resume the premiership. Nothing
authentic concerning toe iornslon o.
a new Cabinet is yet known.
Ia the House OF Commons to-day
Gladstone indicated that he would as,
sume the premiership. Hon. Mr..
DIS seli said be would have undertaken
the tormstIoo OF q new Cabinet II al
lowed to Dissolve Parliament. Alter
a briet session the House sdJou ned
un,iI Tuesday. 1t is DOW thought the
Gladstone Cabinet will remain uochaog
ed, rom the remarks OF the premier
IN Parliament to-day ind eating toe
belief that q reorganization would De
unnecessary.
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IOb8ecos,

COLE AGEy Y IN IHE CITY FOB
- = SenA e Fine Cat In pliis
Jubilee TEtsl," IN dfumA
sFInxa brotasrs' BHixag aahozanY and
B1iyhE Navy, In caddlas aad b1rtz
JA0 Il REILLY.
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Mrs. Mcdaniel, OF Atlanta, Ga, who
recently recovered s95 600 rom the
Government on come old var claims,
has been Tor some time employed as Q
sewing-macblns operator In that CITY.
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TEACHERS NOTICE.

Dggs0vs PayptRrv3 n TEACH
i .iToali sen 8 orta. Gs1zrsphy % wea
virzd ia Use1 ~ the oes % scasns IN Ihe
stzt.- Price % csntA
Addres: AC KSOTE,
mArll-gq Wnsslin<, w. Va,
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l. q. LONGDON, A. NJ, NJ. D.,

SOUTH SIZE MONROE STREET.
Third door bov- the Court House)
NOTI'E Dr. LOngion Will fehp'o 20
49,. I.t IN Usst sli, OF Fl TN II ert IeiweNu
Monroe aud Quincy streets, opppi'e 'n'
Cathedral. mArl"-e'N '~s
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-. OLD EYES MADE new!
TT. DrsEAsES OF THE EYE suo-
"A cessfully uested oy
Ball,s New Patent Ivory Eye Cups

S'.s.,,c,ss nea and surgical operations rem
as,si useless The lne~timaole b'esnS
Of Siaht Is made perpetual oy the use W
the new
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In the Senate 9 large number OF bills
were passei to their second readings
o. suspension OF the rules message
from the House Of Delegates by Mr..
Hlndmsu, announced that hat body
had passed and respectfully asked q
CD cIrreuce IN
House bill $50, . bill to prevent prize
fighting in this State, snd pres cribiDs
the punishment therefor.
subsequently, the bill vss read three
times sn1 passed With It's title.
Mr.. Saerrards Q resolution to refer the
subject OF the coostituIioaslity OF the
scts passed 10 December last, appoint
ing the Governor, Stats Superintendent
Of Schools. Auditor, Treasurer and At
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NEW YORK ST ATE.
a Destructive Fire.

MOUNT VERNON, October S-Tnis
village was the scene o. a destructive
fire, which broke out at one clock this
morning, in sheds in the rear Of Johu
Woods residence. The flames spre id
rapidly, baftlpg the efforts Of the fire.
men, who were early on the ground. in
sequence OF the small supply oi
water on hand, aud the wind blow
ing strong ct the time. One building
alter another WAS consumed, until after
six o'clock, when the flames were 90,
under control.
The principal business section OF the
town was destroyed. AS tar as can be
ascertalned The Losses are as follows.
Alexander Grant, real cs'ate agent,
S3nn; John Tahrn, bots and snncr,
$1,000; Mr. Silver, clothing, $500; D
Jean, saloon 50 0O0; John Walter, car
riage racrorv. $4,000; George Spi"er,
harness, 2 900; B-mi-t, cloiher. 1000 {;
J hn Wood three bui d ug, burned,
1900; Andrew Todd. owner OF The
WASHINGTON Hotel, Is 900; B F Wal
lace, occupant OF the horel. 15 600;
Msarerson 81 Co, Office, 1000; K'rr
& Barn, cigars, 5000; Weber " Baker.
6 0OU; Schwartz saloon, 5000; D
Lyor, three hu'ldings burned, 5000
Nathan Smith, liquors, 5000; J. Col
Iiu., etstoner 1000; John Berry.
building, 10000 A large number Of
Others suffered. Loss not yet ascertalned.
Danurl Z-riog has been arrested on
suspicion OF being the incendary.
THE L.beraI State eC"nvenii"n
ELmRA, October S.--Ooe hundred
and ,hirty-two delegates were present
at the Safe Liberal Convention. Hon
John Cochran called the Convention to
order, aud Hon. Frederick A Conk-
ling was made permanent chairman,
and made an address in which he vas
frequently appiauded.
After the adoption of resolutions. the
committee proceeded 10 nominate a
ticket. Diedrich Winters, for Secretary
OF State, and Hopkins. for Comptroller,
were nominated by call Of delegates
The following were nominated bv &C
clamstion: Rim for Treasurer, Jack
son Tor Canal Commissioner Sweet 'or
s ate Engineer, Pratt for Attorney
General, and Mead for Safe Prison
Inspector.
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CHICAGO.
Financial.

CRtcAeo October 8-The financial cit
uation in this city continues to improve
The Third National Bank. which sue
pended nearly two weeks ago. rsopeusd
its doors this morning It's suspension
was caused by inability to convert &C.
curities into currency at the time Of
he panic The bank is one OF the
strongest in the city snd its resumption
to-day has added materially to public
cor fdence. There has been no rush
during the day to draw money. but on
the Contrary large sums were deposited
All our banks are showing signs OF
daily increasing strength. and 1t Is
stated on the street corfidentislly that
the Third National. which announced
id Intention a week age Of going into
voluntary liquidation. will soon re.
sume.
Anniver.ary or tho Greas Rfre.
Tomorrow being the second anni'
verssry OF the great dre, the acting
Mayor has issued proclamation rec
omnendiDg that Tomorrow afternoon
be observed as half holiday in com-
memoration OF the extraordinary event
Accordingly the postoffice and other
pubic buildings will be closed at noon.
The special interest Of the day will cen.
tre on the Exposition, and arrangements
are made by the managers to make the
day memorable one. As msiority
OF the railroads running into the city
have announced the com mutation Of
fare, large rumber OF e1cu.sionists
from the north are expected.
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Rev DR.. Storris. OF BROOKLYN, read a
paper entitled "Rome's Appeal to Eiu-
Gated Protestsnts." giving an outline OF
the Romish doctrines He contrasted
the ostentatious and georgeous mods
OF Roman Catholic worship with the
sim pie, plain devotion OF Protestant ex-
erclses
The third section Of the Alliance
held it's session in the Fourth Avenue
Presbyterian church to-day. Ex>Gov-
ernor Buckingham. Of Connecticut,
presiding. Rev. George D. Cummins,
OF Kentucky, read a paper on the Ro-
man and Reformed doctrines OF justIfi-
cation. He held that the two were Gi-
rectly opposed to each Other; one was
perncious and exscting, the other hum
ble and wholesome.
He was followed by Prof. Fisher, Of
Yale. who read a paper ou Protestant
ism and R)msnism compared in re!s-
ton to modern civilization"
r. L Payne, o. Virginia, wants to be
heard, and writes: II / do not set
'or,h the merits OF Christ fuller than
any other man when you hear me. then
YOU may say / am not specially called
OF God by the operation OF HIS Holy
Spirit.
There were no services held by the
Conference this afternoon.
The Committee "f Seventy ~ Dis
band.
The Committee Of Seventy last o kht
resolved that it was expedient to dis
solve. and appointed a committee 10
wind up the concern.
Jerome Park Races.
At the Jerome Park races the frs
race was for purse of $500, mile and
FIVE furIongs, won by True Blue in
2:57t. beating Wsrlike, Wisard, Bessie
Lee, Artalan and Village Blacksmith
rhe second race. for Hunter stakes,
3 year o!ds, 4 miles, was won by LIZ
ze Lucus in STA, beating Katy Peas
rhe third race, for Maturity stalks
three miles, WAS won by Mate in 3;5l
beating Boss Tweed.
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BOSTON.
Held For Trial.

BosroN, October james Galligaa
q Boston boy who for several years
worked in the gold mines Of Col'rsdor
saved 100 dollars 10 gold and took two
drafts, one OF 800 and one OF 400 dol
lars from Wells, Fargo Il Co, and mail
ed drafts TO his sister in this city in an
envelope bearing bic name. By mis-
take the post office officials sent the let
ter to another party OF the same name,
who appeared at the office OF the COM
pany on Saturday lsst, but on attempt
ing 10 collect the money on them WAS
arrested. James B Gs!ligan, a Iiqlor
dealer, the guilty party. was held for
trlal.
The Wreck ed Bark Anna Walt.
The third mate, steward aud fore
mast hand OF the wrecked bark Anna
Walt, OF New Bedford, who reached
Boston lew days ago, via Liverpool,
tell hard story OF their sufferings and
shipwreck, near the Bermuda Islands,
on July 9 b. and reflect on the conduct
OF the American Consul at Liverpool.
sus, for Damages.
Israel P. Beal, commenced suit to-
day against the Old Colony and New
York Railroad. for $4,000 damages
for injuries caused by a misplaced
switch.
Libel Suit.
Doctor Day, OF Fall River has sued
the Mtvs OF that city, for libel claiming
ter thousand dollars damages.
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ST. LOUIS.
The Fair IT,. morrow herring Sl
tho CIiRriDx House AssOeiat on

Tha Fair f.. morrow Herring o
tho CI,Rrinx House AssOeist on
ST.. Louis, October S u. is UNDER
stood that. Budd Doble, With Gold
smith Maid, will be here to- morrow Il
compete 'or four thousand dollar purst
at the Fair Grounds; also. the noted
horse Gluster," and several other IA
nous eqnines.
At a meeting o. the Clearing House
Association, last evening. the question
OF resnming currency payments VISA
considerei, and general opinion sx-
pressed in 'avor OF doing 20 as room af
the New York banks lead of. A pre-
position to gradually cancel Clearing
House certificates, and in this wav re-
.ume ujlAGu; ,eiereuce 10 New York,
Wa discussed, but no action taken.
Babk Snsp' n,fOn.
This morning the Union Nationa
Bank OF this city failed to make good
its Indebtedness at the ClearIog House
and will be compelled to 60 into liqui-
daiion. Their assets are abundant TO
meet rheir liabilities, but they are un-
able at pre.ent to realize on their 90
Cur,ies. This is the first suspension 10
this city during the present crisis.
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CINCIN NATL
Suit fer DamaEos.

CINCINNATI, October 8-Msyor G..
W. c. job nston commenced suit against
the city to-day. for $25 600. for damages
sustained bv being thrown from hi,
carriage while driving through street
which was undergoing repairs, and no,
properly guarded. in September last
He has almost lost the use Of his left
arm By reason of the accident, and II
will probably be permanently disabled.
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FOREIGN.
In iSCE,
GambeIta on the Situation.

SaNDDeIta On inc Situaiiou.
PARIS, October S.-A meeting OF the
mem bers OF the Left was held to-day.
Gsmbe,ta addressed the members 90
the impending ques;io. which was to
be presented to the Assembly, relstise G
to the proposed change in the Govern
meut Gsmbetls declared his coDfiien,
belief that the resuIt would be entirely
sati-tactory 10 the party in power, and
that g majority in the Assembly would
vote in favor OF Republrcanism. He
urged his fellow lsborers in the cause o
the Republic 10 unite and crush in one
grand Effort, the rapidly growing and
Threatening power OF the Mousrchisis
Toe general sentiment OF the meeting
was that the debate in the Assembly
would result in Republican victory.
II rs reported to-dsy that Count D.
Cham oord has informed the Duke De
N.mours that be j. determined never to
abandon the white flag.
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OHIO.
Destructive Fire.

TOLEDO, October S-A fire this morn
ing burned Walker. Pool 6 Co 8 engine
aud boiler works, Leake's wharf and
Irwin & Co.'S engine shop. A number
of schooners a, tne wharf we're damaged.
Tie loss will be heavy.
Burglary.
DAYTON, October 8.-The dwelling
house OF Andrew Stestz, on Jackson
street, was entered las: night while the
'smlly was absent and rsnsacked.
Sie.tz had drawn his bank account yes.
terday but the burglars failed 10 get
the money.
At tie Soldiers Home yesterday
there were 1923 absent and present.
The srrivAls to-day make the number
1000, the largest vet received.
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THs Pennsylvania election will be
held Tuesday, October Ii, and slso on
the came day elections take place 10
Ohio and Iowa 10 Pennsylvania the
State officers to be chosen are q State
Treasurer and Judge OF the Supreme
Court. 10 Ohio and Iowa, Governors
ara to be elected. The respective Re
publican msjorities iu the three States
at the last Stat. elections were Penn
-ylv.nis, IS. .627; Ohio, l4l69, Iowa,
$780, These are the majorities Tor
The leading officers on the State ticket
voted for 10 1872, that Of PennsylvsDia
being Governor, aud 10 Ohio and Iowa,
Secretary OF State. In esch State lSst
year the majoritiee for President Grant
we're larger, being l37.74S in Penusyl-
vsnis; 1881 in Onio; 60 $40 in Iowa
The Democrats and Patrons OF Hus.
bandry in Iowa have this y.sr coslesc-
ed in the support OF candidate for
Governor.
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NEW OH LEANS.
NJ NTii, r.

MUTHtr.
NEs ORLEANS, Octobsr 8-Henry
Armont, q highly respected young
merchant OF this CITY, was shot and
killed last night in boarding house BY
Samuel Williams, a notorious gambler
The cause OF the murder is attributed
to the fact that Armont refused to re-
c0gn ze Wi !iams on the street. The
deed is regarded as an uDprovoked and
cowdrdly murder.
The Fever nj Shreveport.
a dispatch from Shreveport states
that for the pa-t tweuty-isur hours
there has been six deaths.
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CONNECTICUT.
Sos- on the Capital Que,t:sa.

HARTFORD, Octobr S.-The Hartford
Evening Post publishes semi official re
turns from all the towns Of the State
on the capital amendment, showing the
following result; The Stale vore i.
b7.64S. divided as follows: In favor o.
the amendment, $3.50; opposed to it,
3O,s59; msjori,y Tor the amendment
5,Q3s.
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ILLINOIS.
Aid for Yellow Fever Sufferers.

Aid for Yellow Fever SunsrsTss
CAiRo, October. S-About seven
hundred dollars have been raised in
this city for yellow fever sufferers. The
quarantine will be raised here as coon
ss the weather ge's little colder.
Killed.
HARYsvlLLr, October 8-A man
was run over here last evening BY 8
passing train. This morning 8 leg was
found near the station and the arms
and head about three-fourths of q
mile south. Bya diary found it was
learned that he was q German about
thirty Ave years Of age. named George
Hooy. Nothing is known about him.
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Jay Cooke and the Americans In
Paris.

A Paris correspondent Of the Pail
Mall Ga:ette, under date OF September
q, writes: THE large American
colony here is in 40 intense state oi
excitement, owing to the failure OF the
house OF Cooke, OF New York. Tia
pears that mos. OF the Americans op
the continent are heavy losers, and
fpd themselves without iapds,"
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ALBANY.
wIikte Coll ns' Lecture

ALBANY, October s -Wilkie Collins
lectured last night on the Dream Of
Women," to a crowded audience. His
msoner ia something like Joe Jefferson.
There is no flourish or bluster and the
audience forgot the reader in his su b.
ject To-day he is the guest OF Mr.
Lrttlefeld, President OF the Young
Mems Christian Association, aud is
seeing Albany 10 a carriage. After
the drive there will be reception
ST Mr.. LlttlefieId's residence.
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IP the banks would resums to the
extent OF paying out some OF those well
executed counterfeit bills which were
60 touchipgly described month or 60
ago It would help the crisis Q little.
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MICHIGAN.

DkrRolT, October s--Seltz d Co, I,
bankers, opened their doors and re-
sumsd business this morning,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-02


The Reading Eagle of Monday has the
following; There was terrible alarm
and excitement at the Landisville Camp
Meeting ground yesterday which for a
time had the appearance of a regular
riot.
1t appears that when former camp
meetings have been held at the above
place, particularly local meetings, the
largest delegations that would attend
them would arrive on the grounds and be
admitted on Sunday.
This year, those who had direct charge
Of the National Camp, in order TO do
away with the customary Sunday crowds
Of curiosity seekers and others, deter
mined to close the gates, and allow no
one TO enter. Il appears, however, that
this determination was arrived at, alter
advertisements had appeared In the yari-
Gus city newspapers, announcing tue
running Of Sunday excursion trains to
the grounds.
AS usual, yesterday the train ran over
the Reading and Columbia Railroad, and
a large number Of people set out for the
camp, The Eagle announced the fact OF
the closing of the gates on Saturday,
which prevented many from this city
from attending on Sunday. Some how
aver went, which added to the large
crowds which had already arrived from
other districts. The people expressed
their desire to enter the grounds, which
was refused. Then commenced regular
outbreak men became angry and stormed
about In fearful manner, until as @
last resort, the large fence surrounding
the enclosure was torn down and the
crowd entered. At one time 1t was
feared that the various parties would
come to blows. Great excitement pre-
throughout the day..
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-02

Our dispatches last week gave such
full reports of the great fire thin raging
in Baltimore, that we need to-day give
nothing more than hasty statement of
the damage and loss. The loss is much
less than was at first expected, and is
vanously estimated at from s600,0 600 to
$500, aud some put it between $500,
900 aud t600.0O0.
The tlre began shortly after 10 O'Clock
in the morning, in the planning mill OF
Joseph Thomas & Co., on Clay street
between Liberty and Park streets, in the
central part of the city. A still south
west wind that was blowing spread II
rapidly north and east, and in two hours
there were one hundred buildings in
flames, located on the blocks bounded by
Howard street on the west, Lexington on
the south, Liberty on the southeast, North
Charles on the east, and Mulberry street
on the north. Passing beyond the con-
troll of the Baltimore ilremen, assistance
was asked from Washington, and two
engines left that city and did good service.
By In the afternoon the speed of the
fire was checked, it not passing beyond
the limits named, although roofs were
damaged In other quarters.
At about IL a. M, general cOntagra
tion seemed imminent and the greatest
CONSERVATION prevailed, and it was moi
until $50 that the flames were got undel
control. Assistance was offered from
Philadelphia and New York, and II. F
Kenney, Esq, Superintendent Of the p.
W. 81 B. 4. r., telegraphed three timel
to the Mayor of Baltimore offering to ruI
special train with fire engines aHd Gre
men, putting them in Baltimore in lesi
than two and a-half hours, but il WA
found it would not be necessary TO sen(
them.
The reports as TO loss of life are yer,
conflicting, but it is, at least, doubtful
any one perished in the fire.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-02
LINES TO A CRAB.

Thou horrid little monster Of the deep,
Whose grasping claws seem all outstretehed
for prey,
While tiny eyes watch warily the way,
Thy struggling feet all backward clumsy
creep.
Not one claw less tho, no, would l have
thee own,
For most delicious are they, sweet and red +;
(When boiled, Of course, or "fried in
crumbsm instead
A dainty morsel art thou one-one alone
Tho some may call thee Devil fish, and
say
Twas those that Hugo dreamed upon, and
wrote;
boldly cry aloud to lands remote
"'Tis false thou art no "Deyil nsh'-
but aye
When young and tender fresh and nicely
stewed,
With lucious sauce we'll seasoned and pre-
pared;
Lives there bon viuani who neer de-
clared
rhee-not a devil-nay, but-angel foodi
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-02
THE SONG OF THE CAMP,

"Give us a song - the soldier cried,
The outer trenches guarding,
When the heated guns Of the camps allied
Grew weary Of bOmbafding.
There was pause, guardsman said;
1--WE storm the forts to-mOrrOwi
Sing while we may another day
viii bring enough OF SORROW"
They lay along the battery's side,
below the smoking cannon
Brave hearts from Severn and from Clyde
Aud from the banks OF shannon.
They sang oi love, and'not of fame;
Forgot was British glory;
Zach heart recalled different name,
But all sang Annie Laurie"
Voice after voice caught up the song,
Until It's tender passion
Rose like An anthem, rich and strong
Their battle eve confession.
Dear girl, her name he dared not speak,
Yet N the song grew louder,
Something on the soldiers cheek
Washed oil the stains OF powder.
Beyond the darkening ocean burned
The blOudv sunset cmhers,
while the Orimcan valleys learned
How English love remembers.
Aud once again fire of hell
liaincd on the Russian quarters,
W m srrvam Of shot, and burst Of shell,
Aud the believing OF the mOrtars.
Aud Irish Nora's eyes are dim
sOr singer, dumb and CORY,
Aud English Mary moufns for him
Who sang Of Annie Laurie"
All soldiers to your honOred rest
Your truth and vAlnr bearing;
The hravest ARE the tendereat-
The loving are the daring.