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MEDICAL.
ODSTACIES TO MARRIAGE,

HAPPY nELIEr for Young Men fron the Of;
rsssofsd. .impsdinsni. % Msfri.se removed. New
msthod o. treatment New and rsmarksble rene
yelopes. Address HOWARD Ass0bIATf0N. No.
Bouth Ninth street PhiladelphiA, PAN institu.
duct and profcsslonai sfiii. ocTsm
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DENTISTS.

nENTIsTRY.-C. d. FOSTER, M. D., FOR
~ thirty years Dents pract,ti9eer IN Philadel.
prof 5ssion at No ilOS New York avenue
Belutiful sets OF teeth IN platina gold, and other
materials the most reasonable terms. noN6u
n w. SCOTT, DENTIST,
". No. a35 Peilns ylyania avenue, between Ninth
and 70 III streets, lover Teels) Nitrous oxide an
aspscialty. Terms moderate. oeoly
DIR. A. PRATT, GRADUATE OF
L. kohio College Of Dental surgery, Sil sey.
~utn enth street, between ID and Y. few doors
.o.th al ODD felloVB' Hall. Mnshinston., uAs
ussdin extracting Teeth. Teeth sioa set, ether
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DEATH RECORD.

ST.. Louis, Nov. 10-James Il. Lucas
the wealthiest citizen Of St. Louis, died
late last night from the effects Of q paraly.
tic stroke, received four years ago. He
was seventy. three years old and left prop
erty, 1t Is estimated, OF from eight to ten
million.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1O,-Col. q D. Cook,
President Of the Board Of Railroad and
Warehouse Commissioners In this State,
died quite suddenly at his residence in
Monmouth, Illinois, on yesterday, aged
SO. His disease, calenlic III was oflong
CoLUnBus, O., Nov. 10.-John Gallo.
way, the Oldest son Of the late Hon. Sam.
uel Galloway, was terribly crushed last
evening in an elevator at the new blast
furnace and died this morning. !
A little daughter Of Gideon 8. Miller,
with others. built q fire near her fathers
house yesterday. While standing by 1t
her clothes caught fire, and abe was 30
badly burned that she died soon alter.
Mrs. James Watson dropped dead in
her room last night The coroner's yer.
dict was apoplexy Of the heart.
PrTTsBURaH, Nov. 10.-Father Brazil,
q Catholic priest, died here yesterday
morning Of consumption. He was trans.
ferred to this Diocese four years ago from
Dubuque, Iowa. :,
SALT LAKE, Nov. 10.-Matthew Kin
ney, an engineer on the Central Pacific r.
R., was shot at Ogden, on Saturday alter
noon, by q colored man named Charles
Mingo. He died last evening.
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WHEELING. w. VA, TUESDAY MORNING NOVEMBER y! 1873

stolen tribble as much as to-day stains
onr garments as q political organization.
The people cannot, and will not, go over
from the Republican ranks to the Democ.
racy for pure rulers. Never They will
look In another direction II such . de.
parture becomes necessary. Bnt 1t Is not
necessary. The great party that saved
the Union and struckoff the shackles from
four millions OF bondsmen 10 not ready TO
die. It's mission Is not yet accomplished,
nor will 1t be, until every veshge OF the
effete Democracy Is buried forever out Of
sight. Then It may die, but not till then.
Il will gain knowledge, strength and
purity nom its recent defeats, and viii
live on until the world becomes asfree as
our own native land.
Major Jim Sweeney Is in the city, and
was warmly welcomed by his friends. II
was rumored that his principal business
was to lift Mr.. Il. 8. WIS. char" but see
It Is still on the top OF his head, and Is not
likely to be disturbed. Times are hard
and are being felt in every circle,
- Sss532 q IoNHAHHAwE q
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 10.-The Police Com.
missioners this morning again decided to
exclude the statements Of Med Donald, con.
victed bank Of England forger. It was
mainly upon these statements the proaecu.
ton relied in their proceedings against
Capt Irving and Officer Farley Of the de.
tective force. Owing to, the determination
Of the Commissioners TO exclude Med
aids statements, Judge Pirrepoint, rep
resentipg the bank OF England, has with.
drawn from the case, and the lnvestiga-
ton Is continued with the Counsel 10
the Health Board acting in the prosecu.
ton. ,i''!. ~ a' ~.
A number of thieves being baffled in an
attempt to rob Ezekiel R. French, Of the
Manhattan market, Saturday night, while
on his way home, inflicted what may
prove fatal stab wounds. Fs
The seamen here are to have grand
street parade with view Of influencing
Congress to repeal the act creating ship
ping commission for different ports in the
country. The ship owners and masters,
1t Is stated, are preparing % formidable
petition in favor Of the repeal Of the act
lue tuuIt was Cuutiuueu tu'uhy W Set
o Jury in the Tweed trial. A new panel
OF Q hundred was called and the counsel
for defense renewed their grounds Of
challenge and demand ior triers, and OBJ
jected 10 Judge Davis acting as q trter,
or, II he persisted, that he be sworn. The
grounds, demand and objections were
all overruled, and exceptions taken and
allowed. Lt.lFt Y E.s5t ,4:a
Woodruff & Robinson, OF Brooklyn,
have been enjoined from transferring
$4,000 tons Of iron to the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company, pending the issue Of
q suit to determine ownership.
Nine Jurors were obtained in the Tweed
case to-day. e ~ - tl-:- j. 90
Both Rudolph and Royal sammis, ar
rested on o charge oi completely in the
murder Of Kelsey at Huntington, L. l.,
were bailed by the Supreme Court Of
Brooklyn to-day in the sum Of $4,000
each.
The tea Arm that failed today was
Batershall s. Co., whose transactions says
the Tribune generally aggregated mil.
lion dollars per annum,
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HAVANA.

New YoRK, Nov. 10.-A private letter
from o trustworthy source, dated Havana,
November 9Th, says an official telegram
was yesterday received OF the palace from
Puerto Principe Of IN engagement be-
tween the Spanish forces and q column
OF insurgents under command OF Sarguili,
In which the insurgents were severely
beaten, losing twenty killed and eighty
taken prisoners. The Spanish command
er caused all the prisoners to be shot on
the field oI battle. The Governor Of
Pureto Principe upon hearing OF It took
tho command away from the Spanish
commander and arrested him. Tele-
graphing the event to the Captain Gener.
al, the latter Immediately telegraphed TO
Pureto Principe causing the commander
to be reinstated and ordering the Cover.
nor to Havana. II Is thought here that
the Governor feels On undue sympathy
toward the Insurgents through the infu.
ence Of his wife, who Ia On aunt oi the
late Agramonte.
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ENGLAND.

WASTING HoNoRs ON A POOR SPECIMEN.
LONDON, Nov. 10.-Yesterday was the
anniversary of;the birthday Of the Prince
Of Wales, but the celebration. was post
poned until to-day. Theprocession will
move from Westminster up the Strand
TO the city and return down the Thames
embankment. The exercises were COM
menced this morning by tie firing Of ga
lutes, and will terminate by IN illumina-
tion Of the city In the evening. 'SA.l :
LONDON, Nov. 10.-A grand banquet
was given at Guild Hall tonight, In hon.
or Of the birthday fthe Prince Of Wales,
and the members 'of the Cabinet were
present. Gladstone responded to the
toast 10 the House Of Commons. In
the course of his speech he alluded
to the Ashsnte war, and declared
that the difficulty which has aris.
en- on the African coast demontra.
ted the desirability Of avoiding re-
lations which entailed such disagreeable
consequences. He remarked that 1t was
no pleasure 10 him to staud In security on
the shore and see others laboring in the
storm.
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WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Nov. 10.-Nothing ol
marked importance occurred to-day With
reference to the Vrginius affair, with the
exception OF o dispatch from Ministet
Sickies notifying the Secretary Of State
that the Spanish Government had tele-
graphed TO the Captain General to stay
all iurther proceedings In the cases Of the
captives now In custody. Minister Sickles
was 10 have had an Interview to-day with
the Spanish Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
The execution which recently occurred IS
condemned .in official CIRCLES as brutal.
When all the iacts attending It become
known, should 1t appear that the inter.
national law has been violated, imme-
diate measures will be taken to main.
tain the dignity Of this Government, but
the Secretary Of State has no idea that
the CASTELAR, Government will be slow to
make due reparation as far as in Its power,
judging from the friendly disposition
toward the United States and the ex-
pressed desire 10 cultivate more intimate
Of peace.
The Secretary Of State isrepreaented as
saying to-day, during an interview with
reference to the reported execution Of
Santa Rosa, that he had not been officially
advised Of Il, bat that Santa Rosa had
given him q great deal Of trouble. he was
once before condemned to death as q pi.
rate. After consuming ream Of paper
and the sending and receiving ct numer.
Gus cable dispatches, this government SO.
cured his release. Only 0 few weeks
ago Santa Rosa wrote 10 the Secretary
saying he owed the preservation Of his lie
10 him. Therefore, the Secretary thought
that Santa Rosa was not wise In again
periling his safety.
In the bankruptcy cases brought against
Jay Cook & Co., W, q. Tenney BY his
counsel to-day entered o disclaimer Of being
/ partner in the firm.
A young German from Baltimore was
arrested at the executive mansion to-day |
while endeavoring to see the President In |
)rder to obtain from him $15, 900, 900
which he claims the President owes him.
ae was put on an afternoon train for Bal. |
imore, being evidently alunatic.
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FIRES.

spRINaRrELD, MASS, Nov. 10.-As q
locomotive was passing early this morn
ing into the round house oi the Boston d
Albany Railroad, some Goals were blown
from the fire box among some kindlings,
and in short time the building was burned,
together with fifteen locomotives, six ex.
ira tenders and two snow ploughs. Loss
$4,000; uninsured.
SYRACUSE, Nov. 10.-Notwithstanding
three supposed incendiaries are In custody,
another incendiary fire took place las,
night at Canastota. The people there arc
greatly excited.
TlTusv1IE, Pa, Nov. 1o.-A drug
store belonging to Webb Allen, at Tri.
umph, Pa, together with the entire stock
Of goods, was destroyed by fire last even.
ing. Loss $500; insurance 5000.
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ssGHllFR4Hso9hf. i0 2Tg

THEIRS EXPRESSES HIMSELF HOPEFULLY.
HAvRE, Nov. 10.-E. B. Washbnrne, U.
8. Minister to France, was entertained! at
q dinner here Saturday by Col Bridge
land, the American Consul. J! Meredith
Read, Consul General Of the United
States at Paris, and Mayor Medill were
among the guests aynn5sy.tgT 4
r. A committee representing the French
residents Of San Francisco presented
Theirs yesterday with an address. The
ex-President, In replying, said the Mon-
archists had suffered o check and o con-
servative republic was assured.
THE FRENCH oRIsB SUPPOSED TO DE OVER
, PARIS, Nov. 1o-Itis anticipated that
the compromise offered by the Right will
be accepted, perhaps with some modif-
cations or additions. Both aides seem
disposed Il, pursue, 0 conciliatory course.
The excitement here and at Versailles 10
subsidisg, and it Is believed that the crisis
Is over.
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FINANCIAL MATTERS.

Money Loanlpg at Ten and Thirteen
( Per Cent In London..Banksi In New
York Steadily Gaining and Bet
ter Feeling Prevailing.
LONDON, Nov. 10.-Exceptional rates
for advance Of ten to thirteen per cent
have been charged at the Bank Of Eng
land. On the street to-day there are
many rumors OF failures. ~
NEW York, Nov. 10.- -Greenleaf, Nor.
ria & Co. informed the Stock Exchange
to-day that they are ready to pay in full,
and the banks, Notwithstanding the with.
drswals Of currency on Saturday for
weekly payments to laborers, &C., have
gained in legal tender notes, holding this
morning $239s0,00 with one bank to
hear from, which will probably raise the
amount to fully $24,000000, A more
hopeful feeling prevails in mercantile cir
cles, and In addition to the stock house
already noticed resuming to-day, other
firms Of prominence In banking and
Stock Exchange circles are preparing for
early resumption,
Afailure In trede is reported, but the
name oi the house has not been made pub.
liz.
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Failure OF a Columbus Bank.

CoLuMBus, Ohio, Nov. 10.-s. s. Bick-
ley, banker, made an assignment this
morning for the benefit Of his creditors TO
General Chas. @. Walcutt. His liabilities
are estimated OF $125, 600, assets $175, 900.
At the beginning Of the late financial
panic run was made on Rickley's bank
and It was necessary to suspend for Q short
time, but afterwards business was resum-
ed and continued until this morning when
owing to the impossibility Of converting
securities into curaency made the assign
ment necessary. The depositors in this
bank are mostly poor people. The selec-
ton Of q person so well known as Gen.
Walcutt assures the speedy adjudication
of the troubles. A full statement OF the
condition Of the bank will be made as
soon as possible. .--., ......., E
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ADemand for Work.

NEW York, Nov. 10.-At meeting Of
the working men yesterday James B.
Hodgskin connected with the finance de-
partments Of the Erie & Great Western
Railroad offered resolution that the
public works Of utility and necessity on
large scale must be undertaken forthwith
by the city, State and United States Gov.
ernment under the direction ol proper
authorities on the credit oi the nation and
OF seperate communities, and for the ben
eft Of industrious unemployed 'laboring
citizens OF commonwealth. Mr.. Hodgs.
kins also commended to the people in an.
other resolution the fact that large bodies
Of men cannot and will not stsve in the
midst of plenty.
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Cuban Meeting at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 1O.-Atan enthu.
siastic Cuban meeting yesterday the Bur.
veyor oithe port and other prominent fed.
eral officials participated. Resolutions
were adopted condemning the barbarity
Of Spaniards. and calling on, the Federal
Government to recognize the Cuhans as
belligerantsrequiring indemnity and apol'
.ogy for the recent outrages on American
citizens, E-t-
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Eyecutron orthe vlrginius Prisoners.

KEY WEST, Nov. 1O.-A letter from Ha.
vana, dated Nov. 9th, gives the following
account Of the. execution Of the execution
Of the Virginius prisoners at Santiago De
Cuba: The four prisoners were shot at
the place made famous by previous execu.
tons and In the usual manner, kneeling
close to the slaughter house wall. All Of
them marched 10 the spot with firmnesa.
Bembetta and Ryan showed marked cour.
age, although the former was slightly az
iected toward the last. The two others
quite broke down before they were ban
daged, but Ryan kept up to the last, never
gtnched o moment and died without fear
or regret. Bembetta and Ryan were
killed at the first discharge az
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New YoRx, Nov. 10,-The suit Of G..
Lamar against Charles A. Dana, 70 re-
cover damages for the alleged illegal Inn
prisonment Of Lamar by Dana when the
latter was Assistant Secretary .ot war,
which suit has been on the calendar Of the
U. s. Circuit Court for o long time, has
been set down for trial before Judge Ship.
man to.morroM.
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LOWELL, Nov. 10-Eurtin, the ten.
year old boy on trial for murder, has been
found guilty Of manslaughter. Sentence
has been suspended, to give the select
men Of the town wherein the killing oc-
CURED time to consent that the boy be
sent TO o relormatoTy school. RI
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Steamer NeWs,

LONDON, Nov. 10.-The steamship
Kenilworth at Liverpool, to-day, from
Philadelphia spoke the City Of Richmond
with her engines disabled on Nov. 4th, IN
latitud 48 north longitude west. All well.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 10.-The steamers
Keinlworth from Philadelphia, West
phalia and Virginia from New York have
arrived out. t'- %
NEW YORK, November 10.-Arriyed-
Steamer Calabraia from Liverpool.
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MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 10.-Two yellow fever
deaths in twenty.four hours up to this
noon, T. W. johnson, Of T. W. johnson
6 Co., and J. Harrisburg. Three new
cases are reported. 2, t,
PUTTING OFF HER SACK CLOTH.
The streets to-day were crowded, and
presented the same appearance as before
the fever broke out. Nearly all the alb.
sentees have returned. The weather
Is quite warm, and two deaths from the
fever to-day. The Howards report five
new cases.
Alderman CECILIA, for the alleged crime
Of drawing rations from the Relief Com.
mittee for fictitious persons, and appro-
priating them to his own use, was ar
raigned before the Committee Of the
Board this afternoon. The evidence was
very conflicting. The Committee reserv.
ed their decision until tomorrow.
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Railroads In the Far West.

SALT LAKE Cry, Nov. 1O.-The Utah
Southern railroad is completed to. within
two miles oil Provo. The Utah narrow
guage is being extended from Brigham
City, Its former terminus, to Ogden. The
track laying Is now progressing rapidly,
and will probably be completed in one
month n I : u ...l 20.
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Commemoration Of the Boston Fire.

BosroN, Nov. 10.-Mayor Pierce, &C.
companied BY several members ofthe City
Government and few citizens, commem.
GRATED the first anniversary Of the FIRE to.
day, by an official visit Of observation
through the burned district, and an In.
spection Of new buildings erected, and the
street improvements made during the
year. The total number Of brick, stone
and iron buildings now erected or in
progress Of erection, Is 1855. OF these 115
are completed and occupied, and $40 in
progress Of erection.
A coroner's inquest into the death Of
Michael Doherty In Mobury, Mass., has
resulted In the holding Of Michael Doher.
ty,a son Of e;deceased, and his. on
the charge Of murder.
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Railroad Collision.

PATERSON, N. j., Nov. 10.-A collision
d reported TO have occurred on the New
York 6 0swego Midland Railroad near
Hancock, New York, this afternoon. An
engineer, fireman and o. lady passenger
are reported killed. ~
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A Better Outlook in New England

Boston, Nov. 10.-Reports from the
manufacturing sections Of New England
arc more cheering this morning. There
Il news Of 0 resumption Of business in sew
eyeral places and Of the running Of manu-.
factories on increased time. The exag-
cefated character Of many OF the state.
nlents that have appeared are daily be-
coming apparent.
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Meeting fsteam Boiler Inspectors.

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 104The United
States Commissioners 70 inquire into the
causes Of steam boiler explosions, who
met In New York on Saturday, will meet
In Pittsburgh on Tuesday, November ,1a,
Experiments will be made on Wedpes.
day, tho 10Th, upon three new boilers, each
beiug twenty.four feet long by forty inch.
es In diameter, with two lourteen.ipch re.
turn fues in each. Two Of these boilers
are Of iron and one Of steel. Theywere
constructed specially for this test, .--
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The New York Banks Discussing a
Future Policy.

The New York Banks Discussing a
Future Policy. ~
NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-Various reform
measures are being discussed by the
banks as to the method Of conducting
business In the future, and the Clearing
House Committee will doubtless report
upon the matter very soon. 1t now seems
certain that the committee will declare
against the payment OF interest on de.
posits and also against the certifcation Of
bank checks, except when the money 10
actually on. deposit. The proposition to
compel all railways to make the Stock
Exchange full monthly statements meets
with general favor. II appears that since
the last bank statement was published the
associated banks have lost In deposit to
the extent of $4,000, ,000-viz, Of green.
backs 81, 900 900, of gold $4,000, 900, and
Of currency $34 10000
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Bismarck to the Front.

BERLIN, Nov 10.-The Royal DEGREES
have been promulgated, relieving Gen.
Won Room Of the Presidency Of the Prus.
sian Ministry, and appointing Prince Bis.
marck to his place, and Herr Complains.
er, Minister Finance, Vice President.
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PROBABILITIES.
For the Northwest, rising temperature,
southerly winds and cloudy weather.
For the upper lakes and thence over
Indiana and illinois, northeasterly winds,
warmer and increasingly cloudy weather.
For Kentucky and Tennessee, north
easterly, shifting to northwesterly winds,
rising temperature and partially cloudy
weather.
For the Gulf States, light, variable
winds and partially cloudy weather.
For the South Atlantic States, north.
easterly and southeasterly winds and gen.
orally clear weather. ---.-.
For the lower lakes, northerly winds,
low temperature and partially cloudy
weather. ..
For the Middle and Eastern States,
northwesterly winds, low temperature
and generally clear weather.
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Achance for Northern Pacific Bonds

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-one Of the de.
positors in the banking house Of jay
Cooke & Co., of this city, says proposi-
ton has been made by the house to pay
10 per cent In money and the remainder
In Northern Pacific Railroad bonds ip sat-
islaction OF the creditors. '
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Under Arrest.

LITTLE Rock, Nov. 10.-Eight Of the
ring leaders in the shooting ARRAY in
Lanoke county have been arrested and
are now,in Jail. a
Weather clear and spring like.
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Starving People,,

QUEBEC, Nov. 10.-The settlers on Tho
Island Of Anticosti are represented to be
in starving condition, and the Govern
nient has dispatched steamer with pro.
visions. rio q - - ~
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MADRID, Nov. 1O.-The report that the
Carlists were victorious in the engage
ment near Miranda dc Arga, and that
Lieut.. Gen'l Primo De Rivera was killed,
is officially denied. Gen. Primo De Rive.
ra was not hurt, nor was Cen. Mariones
captured. The Government has received
dispatches dated yesterday from both
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By TELEG RAPH,
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
E1eluslTely to the Intelligencer.

By tho Western Union Line.
ofiee Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sti,