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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-23

officers to rigid accountability for the
peoples money; and from the day they
took charge of the government, to this,
no defaulter has met with any allowance;
no public official, by means Of politics or
other cause, has escaped the stern gaze
Of the law;-your money is guarded well,
and is applied to the purposes for which
YOU intended it.
Under the guidance of Democratic
administration, there has been
marked change for the better in
the condition of the State. Emigrants
now seeks our hills and valleys. New
enterprise. are of every day occurrence,
and the great resources of the State are
being rapidly developed, and were it not
for the mismanagenent of the finances
by the national government, we should
have bright outlook before US.
By your permission l propose to say
word in behalf of that much abused legis-
lature which closed its lsbors in Decem-
Der last. When it met it found very
large amount of legislation necessary to
comply with the requirements OF the new
constitution, and but a very limited
number of its members of much legisla-
tive experience And, notwithstanding
there was persistent effort of the Repub-
lican members to retard the Legitimate
purposes of legislation, the volumes of
laws now exhibited TO you shows that
more was accomplished during their term,
than was ever accomplished in like time
by any body that ever assembled in this
country. l invite you to examine these
laws, and see if they do not
show an earnest desire to secure
to the citizen all his rights,
and to have the government administer
ed upon Just and economical principles.
From the cOmmGnC ement OF the session
until its close, there was systematic
effort upon the part of the Republican
speakers and papers, to misrcpresent and
diSparage the action of the Legislature
Every means, however unfair, was re-
sorted TO. But | trust that tho publica-
ton of the laws themselves, has already,
in great degree, and will eventually, dis
pei all the false impressions created BY
the miS-statemcnts Of our opponents.
One of the most important questions
involved in this campaign is, whether the
control of the State government shall
pass from the hands Of the Democrats,
and again be committed to Republican
rule. This change is prayed and hoped
for by the Republicans with an eagcrnesS
unusual even for them. They hunger
for the flesh pots; and are eager to re-
store the Constitution ot 1863, under the
provisions of which, rs l have shown,
oppression, fraud, and misrule were
prevalent. Such an intention was man
itcstcd by resolution offered by my
colleague in the Senate, Mr.. c. F. Scott
the mouth-picce OF the Republican
party in the Legislature. | ask my Re
publican friends now present, if they de-
sire to see the Constitution Of 1873 re-
stored, to be followed, perhaps, with the
dScord and style which rcignel under it.
What has happened, may happen again;
and it is the duty OF the wise and dis
erect citzen-not matter to what party
he may brlong-tO act so rs to prevent
the possibility Of the rc-occurrcncc of
such owls.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, September 2l.-Cattlr
Receipts for to-day $50 head. A Yet
the supply Is light, tn" demand good
and fair business is doing; the prospect
i, that there will be grod run and that
the market will continue active for the
balance Of the week. Prime to extra
sG OO(dG 6 -; medium to good s. 2jth
) -; common to fair 81 25cd5 OO; stock.
crs scarce at 50 OOhri %; bulls 81 OOld
; %. Hogs-Rcccipts to-day 2,jOO head
best Phladclphias ~ O0laS 10; medium
$6 5OG7 81. Shc"p--Rcccipta for &C.
day 300; best - 15NGj 2ji medium - oO
l., 40
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Secretary Bristow has gone to Ken
tucky to be absent several days, and Soc
rctarv Robson to Long Branch.
An engine on the Portland and Og-
dcn,burg Railroad, exploded yesterday
morning, killing the engineer and Scrl-
ously wounding three others.
The Copenhagen Post positively denies
that the Danes have been elected from
the SchlcSwig at Holstcin.
Big Frank, the noted bank rohbcr, has
again escaped from Jail at Wilmington,
Delaware.
The professional musicians who came
to this country in the years lS47 4S-49
propose holding grand jubilee in New
York. to celebrate the 25th anniversary
of their escape from MOnarchial dcSpo-
tism.
Work has been resumed in the Bolton,
England, mills, pending arbitration. a
settlement is expected about the end Of
October.
The Co-opcrativc Board has resolved
to invite Wendell Phillips to the annual
Conservative Congress in London.
The Republicans of the Columbus, O.,
district, yesterday, nominated David
Taylor Of this county,n practical farmer,
for Congress,
Adviccs from Fall River report that it
is almost decided to run the cotton mills
on short time, some reducing the time
to one half and others to one third.
Samual 4. Briggs, Of Chicago, said to
be drfaultcr in the sum Of 100000
from the bank Of which he was Vice
President and Cashier, was arrested in
New York, and will be taken to Chicago.
Judge Benedict, Of New York, in the
case Of Rev. Gallahcr rs. the steamboat
State of New York, 20 recover the value
Of wearing apparel stolen while passcn-
ger on the vessel. decided that a married
woman can legally bring such action.
The Democratic Congressional Conven-
ton of the Sixth District Of Michigan.
Yesterday, nominated George ). Durant
The Centennial Commissioners E1-
Cows. Biglcr, Pollock and Curtin, Of Penn
sylvania, will arrive at Indianapolis to-
day. and visit the exposition on Thurs
day.
In the practice shooting at CreeGmorc,
Y. V, Yesterday, between the Irish and
American teams, no scores were kept,
but the Americans e1Celled the foreign
ers in almost every instance.
The Berlin Gazette says that while the
expulsion of Danes from Schlcswig was
a legal measure, it was only adopted
in a few isolated cases. The Gazette SAYS
that the relations between Germany and
Denmark are friendly.
The Democratic Convention, for the
Third district. Wisconsin, yesterday,
nominated Hon. Chas Thomson, Of Green
county, for Congress
4 Madrid dispatch says that General
Lazerna has revictualed Pampeluna.
The Empress of Russia is expected to
arrive in England on October 18th, on a
visit to her daughter, the Duchess OF
Edinburgh.
The American delegates TO the Inter.
national Postal Congress have arrived
at Berne.
A dispatch from Csrlist sources brings
truth of the report that Don Carlos has
been recognized BY the four branches OF
the Bourbon family as heir presumptive
I IN tbn throne of France.
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Cincinnati Market.

CrScIxxATI, September 22.-Cotton-
Ra.y at l7:c. Flour-St.ady and in
moderate demand. Whcat-DuIl but
unchanged Corn-Firm at SjCaS1c.
Oats-Firm at 4sto-5jc. Rye-Firm at
81 OOGtl VI. Barley-Quiet ard un-
changed. Eggs-Firm at l7c. Pork
Nominal. Lard Quiet; summer l3.ra
1916 Bulk Mcat7-Should"rs dull nt
g1c: c:sidcss,nominal. Bscon-EaSior;
shoulders 1Ol@ l0ic; clear rib sides l6c;
clear sides l6Ic. Whisky-Demsnd fair
and market firm and higher at ilO2.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, september 22.-Flour
Dull; Pennsylvania, Indiana and
Ohio 80 jOld6 %. Whcnt-Dull; red
- 2Oml %; amber 81 2GNdl %. Rye
gScCd$l %. Corn-Active; yellow 99c
GrSl 90; western mixed 9Sc. Oats-ln
rood demand at 63Co 6Gc. Petroleum.
Refined III; crude in barrels H,s!c.
Whisky-At ~ o.. Buttcr-FIrIn;
western prime 2SCa 3Oc; do fair to good
23rr DC; common 22c. Che"se-Qui"t
and firm; Western Reserve l2iM l2!c;
half ,kins lO@llc. Eggs- Firm west
nrn 22M.2hC
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, September 22.-PIour-
Steady; Howard street and western ,u-
pcrfne 81 OOro 80. Wheat-Qui"ti No.
red 81 %; white 81 25Ga %. Corn
Strong at 9sI Oato-Firmer at GOA &c.
Rye Dull at 9Gc(dil 90. Provis ons--
Quiet. Psrk-Nominally at S2i 90.
Bulk Meats-Shoulders, picked lOla
lOic: no sides here. Lard-lj!s But
ter-Strong at 22a30c Cotee-Strong
atlGiGl9i:. Petroleum-Firm; crude
4;c. Whisky-Pirn at 81 O6Ndl o..
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and stock
Market

NEW YORK, September 23.-hOSEY-
2G2tper cent. Sterling quiet at 483!G,
4S3 for sixty days and 4S6td 4SG! for
sight. Treasury disbursements $1,000
Customs receipts $4,000.
GoLD-Opened at 1901 and closed at
1923. Carrying rates lCa2 per cent
loans were also made fat. Clearlngs
$l2-OOOOOO.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet and nominal.
RAILROAD BoSDs-StrOng with =
slight advance in Pacifcs.
GOvERNMENTS-FIrm
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Philadelphia Wool Market

PHILADELPHIA September "a
Wool-Steady and firm; stock
scarce; Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia double extra and above 55
IA SIC; extra 54Co 55c; medium 52rd 56c;
coar-e jOc; New York, Michigan,
Indiana and Western fine 4765lc; me-
dunn 53Co.5 o.55c; coarse 4sCd,J0c; combing
washed GOA G5c; combing unwashed 40
N 42c; Canada combing G2ra So; fine un-
washed 34Cdy26c; coarse and md um wash
ed 3sG1 4Oc: I ID washed 55r1 GGc.
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The Obru.ticntiops of DE Ring.


i"'" ''" Ia. a. ..'', ,>'''' : ''''''
say | "r!' b'''H' |'-| v ' 'hI'rStsha s
d.> A'4 h">."'''' All" ""'-' '"' '' "o'"S-
i"Hl"n'
well. t''r' II, very .'."> 'hinS'
al IL ohiu>tir"tiomN III" I".".'. lou
S"' H. sort OF back action A'h III po'Iy-
ticks, dat Kicks enh'ry "h'r.
"DarS Judg" Holman N.lrH aunt
oa'.n, and Ben hyTn'' Wis., Hl'trrs
n"''", they married '"""''u Ills "i de
Camden ; ana we iA"N|' ring "ut Oh
dem t. Xii John camden.
Then Ben W iI''h great IFai1 Ia.
'h"- daughter married the cousin OF
Jake Jacksn.S cousin George %li"' un-
rI" and dat makes anoder EnE dat
hu,tS Jak" JackSin.
And den | say, Pete, Looms, Blair,
Hu,ch'n'on' ana spencer th'! Got no
relations, c"pt MT Darwin - lh'y
mnh"' anod"r hinS amongst '"''N>'.y''
mat G"IA To- DUST 'HMS' S'n'f".'fy.
Ih"y OuNtS General hoorrh,H VIDE
open iu,t and then th"y o">'' JNdE"
HAL and then th'y huH'S Iho ,n""hi>''
and Il" Grrm4nI' ana al Il" cN4"I'I IA
tiou,. c"pt Bob Patterson "nd Hav"
Leonard, ana they : S'' no Tr@""ns'
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New YORK Dry Goods Mark et.

NEW YORK, September 22.-The job
bing trade was more active in all depart
mcnts, but the package distribution was
light. Cotton goods were quiet at un-
changed price. Prints continue unset
tied, and declining; Hamilton and On
entail Fancies and Side Bands, reduced
10 &c. and Albion Fancies. Side Bands and
Suitings to the same price; Burlington
Suitings are also &c. WOolen goods
quiet. except FlauHels and Blankets.
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Ohio River Commissioners.

EVANSVILLE, September 22.-The
Ohio River Commissioners meet in this
CITY tomorrow. Already commissioners
have arrived representing the States of
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky, Illinois
and Indiana. Mr.. Morehead, Of Penn
sylvania, is permanent chairman. The
other commissioners are expected to-
morrow
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Ocean Steamers.

New YORK, sept. 22-The steamships
America from Bremen, Glamorgan from
Cardiff. Algeria from Liverpool and
Gaelic from London have arrived.
LoHDoS. Sept. 22.-The steamships
France and City of Paris from New
York and Austrian from Quebec have
arrived out.
LONDON, Sept. 22.-Ths steamships
France and Secker frem New York
have arrived out.
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TOLEDO, September 22.-Flour-
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Dull and
declined; No. 2 white Wabash 81 q; |;
No. do 81 lO@l Is; No lred 81 Is;
No. . sls7.. Corn-Demsnd setivs
and prites advanced; high mixed SIZE;
low mixed s6c; white s7Ac; Michigan s4e;
no grade s5lc. 0ats-Demand fair and
market tirm; No. 66ic; No. 2spot SIC;
seller September 55c; Michigan SAGE.
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Coroner's Inquest Over the Pail
River yfctfms

FALL RIVER, Sept. PA morning
and afternoon session Of the Coroner's
jury was held to-day. The testimony
was repetition of that already published.
The jury meets again at 9:l5 o'clock to-
morrow morning. Other officers Of the
corporation and other important witnss-
sss are expected 10 testify.
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3rocKs-Speculations for rise con-
tinued strong to-day with an advance in
prices OF lG5i per cent. The greatest
improvement was in Harlem, 1855 to
l3i; Union Pacific advanced from %! to
81; Lake Shore from 764 to ~; West
ern Union advanced TO % and New
York Central to l0li. Many capital
ists who cannot employ their money on
call al better than ia , per cent are buy
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Cleveland Market

CLEVELAND, September 2.-W heat
Dull and weak at 81 O5(al II. Corn
Very firm at s0@8lc. Oats-firm; NO
| State 55c; No. 2 53c: white 5Gc. Petro-
lenm-Ouiet and unchanged.
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BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
FOB THE WHISPERS.

ksour renever In many eases requires
too long a time, and too much care, To re-
.tore gray OF faded Whiskers, we have pre-
pared this dye, in one preparation; whlcn
will quickly and efectualiy accomplish
duces a color which will neither rub nor
wash off. Sold by all Druggists.
NAsCyArTURED By
r. p. HALL q CO., NASHUA, N. II
octD
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Jay Cooke Bankruptcy Case.

PHILADRLPHIA, Sept. 22.-Lewis, the
trustee in the Jay Cooke bankruptcy
case. has filed with the Register a detail
ed statement of two hundred and ninety
eight items of receipts and four hundred
items Of expenditures. The total receipts
shown being sl,430,9 ,95l.ll, and expendi-
lures 1898, ,395.73, leaving balance Of
S75O555.3S in the hands of the trustee
on the 10Th inst.
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Election to FIJI Vacancies i'm the Nm
tiOnaI Assembly.
Renublican Convention Of New York

UTICA, Sept. 22.-The delegates tothc
Republican Convention have all arrived.
Everything indicates there nomination Of
Governor Dix, but there is contest for
the second place between Lieutenant
Governor Robinson and General Batchcl'
lcr of SaratOra
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Beacon Park Races.

BosToN, September 22.-At Beacon
Park to-day the first race was for purse
of $1,000 for stations that never beat
2:26; 1880 to second horse; $3.50 to
third. and $500 TO fonrth. Mambrino
Gift, l, l, |; Phil, Sheridan, 8, 8, ,; Par
kis' Abdallah, 4, 2, 3; Commonwealth, ,,
a.. Time, 2:26I, 2:25i, 2:25$.
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Castoria is more than SUBSTITUTE TOR
Castor OF. II Is the only soft article In ex-
istence which In certsin 20 assimIlate the
food, regulate the bowels, cure wind-colic
and produce natural sleep. IL contains
neither minerals, morphine or alcohol,
and Is pleasant TO take. Children need not
cry aud mothers may rest.
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n A ] r
nDNVU.NUrtsn

Every year increases the popularity 81
this valuable Hair Preparation; which u
due 10 merit alone. We can assure our old
patrons that II Ia kept fully up 10 it, high
standard and IL II the only reliable and
perfe ectsd preparation of restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR 10 itS youthful color, max.
ing IL SOft, lu.trOus, and sIlksn. The
scalp, by Us use becomes white and clean.
II removes all eruptiOns and dandrun,and
by its tonic properties, prevents tb. hair
from falling out, a. IL stimulate and nDur-
lshes the air-glands. by It, use the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In baldne--,
II restores the capillary glands 10 th"lf
normal yigOr, and will create "A new
growth, except In extreme old age. " N
the most economical HAIR DHEhslsS ever
used, A. Il requires fewer appllcau0ns'ahh
gives the hair splendid, glossy appear,
ancc. A. 4. Hayes, ". D.. state Assayer oi
Massachusstts says: 1.-The constituents
arepure, and carefully selected f?r M excel, ;
lent quality and conslasr ns.s pnr,. u ,ns D.''
S,Ld by all DTu9gtsS and DeaLer, IN Hedi-
! rfnrs.
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Fall Meeting Mt Prospect Park.

The first fall meeting at Prospect
Park to-day, met with slim attendance.
The three minute race had tw"nty-onc
entries. Of which ten started, with the
field favorite over any three selected
horss, The first heat was won by
Char.ry Greens Tidy in 2:+3!; second
BY Dan Mace's Arthur in 2:39; third, by
Murphy Chestnut in 30. Arthur won
the fourth and fifth heats in 2:57{ and
2:8ot.
The thirty-one purse brought out Lady
Dahlmsn, Vanity Fair, Carrie, Lady
Sayrcs and Constitution. Carrie Va, the
ravorite. Lady Dahlman won the 1t
and % heats in 2:34; Vanity Fair won
the 80 and 4th heats in 2:36i and 2:33t;
LADY Dahlman took the fifth heat in 2:3G,
but Murphy having crowded Mace all
the way up the home stretch, the judges
gave the heat and the race to Vanity
Fair and distanced Lady Dahlman,
which so incensed Murphy that h. yio-
lentlv abused the judge, for which he
was suspended for six months.
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PHILADELPHIA, September ga.
c. X. Ross has commenced suit against
the proprietors ofthe Reading Edgie for
an alleged grossly defsmatory article
published in that paper, on the 10th inst.
A warrant for the arrest Of the parties
was issued to-day.
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ONE thing must be said of President
GRANT No matter how poor PreSi-
dent or how little Of statesman he may
be-. he certainly i, a soldier and brave
one. With what contempt then, must
he have viewed the conduct Of KELLOGG
in the recent Louisiana revolution. A
man claiming to be the Governor OF a
majority Of the people, running and
cuwardly hiding at the first attack Of the
minority. Our soldier President must
feel that he is in poor company when his
associates compel him to eSpouse the
csr.c or .uch Il man rs KELLOGG.
Wr,,, in an article taken from the
Knoxville Mo- D,mocrat full account
ot the naturalization of various spirits,
y, S.ancc held in that place some time
,go. Amoug the spirits, thus material
izcd. was that of a former resident OF
this State.
The followingis is what i, said on the
subject:
On the last evening Mr.. Bernard was
called for met and recognized hls brother,
while other, present could see the family
re..mb.uarr This spirit WAS remark
,hlv well ,natcrializrd plain and pa pa
ko r., thr eyes Of all present. Spok" OF
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SPORTING NEWS.
Running Race.

san FRANCISCO Sept. 22.-Thc II 1000
running race at Sacramento Yesterday
against time, Nell Flah"rty made it in
l:45, l:4l, l:47i. 1t is thought that tn"
great F., 900 trotting race between Occi-
dent and Sim Purdy will be declared off.
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GOLD closed in New York yesterday
Al l.O95.
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Jb the Wheeling Register:
.ttbe solicitation of many friends an.
80 myself candidate 10 represent
n. counties OF Ritchie and Calhoun Ia the
"sA' ID. McGREGOR.
CAIRO, W. VA, July q, 1874.
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VOL, l2.
at'heeling gseister,
POLITICAL.
NOTICE.

IN CoxFEREEs APPOINTED BY THE
convention OF Ohio, Brooke, and Han
~, counties, 10 select candidate for the
C,are senate, from the First Senatorial
,',r,c, will meet in Wellsburg on Fri
-, Sent. o5. 1874. at 2 p. m. sep2
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l he suspension Of Ludmann & Co., of
New lork, extensively engaged in the
importation of sugar, was announced
Yesterday.
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COMMERCIAL BANK

(L.rt. Ndf. S1rinO' Bdnk ofWeh P'rOfn'dD
Office, No. SO, Main st.
CAPITAL, $4,000"
STERTST ALLOWED ON SPECIAL
Dannsits. Collections made and pro.
crcds promptly rrmitted. Accounts "i
merchants and Others solicited.
DIRECTORS:
THOS II. LIST. JAMES MoLtNtl'
ROM. GIISOS, j. IDUis SIIFhi'
I & TuOyA4 H. \. MCCABE,
g. n. BOJTH.
TIIOS. ii. LIST, IresidcH,
7 MCCITSEY, Ttc~ I'rss'denf
S.P. HILDRETH, Cushier apSIh
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The People w.. the Illinois Central
Railroad.

CAIRO, September 22.-The case Of the
People rs. Illinois Central railroad,
pending in Alexander Circuit Court, was
continued to-day by the defendant on
affidavit. Gov. Palmer was present, al
pcarng for the People. He asked for n
rule upon the railroad company to cx-
hibit to the prosecution, all the evidence
referred to in the afiidavits, by next
January, which wa, not allowed by the
Court.
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Catholic Total Abstinence Conven-
ton.

A call has been issued for the annual
Convention of the Catholic Total Absti
nence Union of America TO meet in
Chicago on October 7th. The Commit
tee of Arrangements there have been
rendered the hall of the Grand Pacific
Hotel for the use Of the Convention and
it has been accepted. Letters have been
received from Archbishops Bayley, Pur-
cell, Pcrchc, Lynch and Others endorsing
the movement
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WANTED AGENTS FOR THE BlST
WAN Gu, Selling Articles In th"
world. S2W worth Of samples given away
10 those who will become agents. J. BtIDh
& CO., 7G7 Broadway, ". y. %pI'b
4 - ca AGENTS PRCPITS PER
M hlD week VIII prove u or forfeit
$50. New articles are Just patented Sain-
plcs snnt free 10 all. hddrrts W. ". lIIl-
bEsTRH, 2G Broadway, y. 7. splbb
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Sparring EX hibition.

New YORK, September 22.-The spar
ring exhibition between Johnny Murphy
and Larry Power, of Chicago, in Harry
Hills den, on Houston street, tonight,
broke up in a row which threatened seri-
Gus results, and required platoon of po-
lice TO Ouell.
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Attempt TO shoot Captain General
Coneha.

NEW YORK, September 22.-A Ha-
vana letter states that nm attempt was
made few nights ago to shoot Captain
General Concha, while at his summer
residence. His volunteer guard Is suspect
ed. The same letter also states that
Gen. Garcia was captured by Spanish
officer while awaiting conference with
another for the adjustment Of some dis
puted points.
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Executive Order.

WAsuIxGToN, Sept. 9th" follow
ing order has just been promulgated:
EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 4.
at appears to me from their trial at
Washington and ut the city Of New
York, that a further extension of the
civil service rules will promot" the ctfici-
ency of the public service. 1t is ordered
that such rules be, and they are hereby
extended to the several Federal officers
at the city, and in the custom district Of
Boston, and that proper measures be
taken for carrying this order into effect.
/. ). GRANT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-23
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