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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-21
Troubles in South Carolina.

Nr,r>rA. September 2O-Thr report
,,., received in thi, city thi, afternoon
that about 4OU ncgr"r> under the leader
.ulp ofa negro named Tenant, intended
,u make an attack on the whites near
Hi..,r, tore in Edgrtirld county, south
C.goliup about fifteen miles from Agus-
o.. |, j. reported that some unknown
ID .rrn., lire ntuth house "t Tenant last
'...~n.. and he intended t. rrtHliatc on
.....,nitn-. who assembled To- resist the
..,ut \ courier arrived here with
a.t. citizen ut Edgchrld, asking for as
..-..ur,. y party Wa, organized and
..a- on ,hr eve If starting from here,
. hen another courier arrived bringing
attenuation that Tenant h;ud been ar
,.,,cd bv the civil authorities and that
,hr u,gror, had dispersed, and that all
VA, quirt. Tenant was a member OF
the convention which nominated Cham
,"rlaiu. There is an uneasy feeling that
;nrrr will bptroublc in Carolina between
rf,. whites and blacks. In that event
rhrrc j. uo question about the white peo-
pIrof Georgia ou the line of tn" Sayan-
unh river, going to the a>sistanr" OF their
urighhors in Carolina.
Fires.
CrNcrNNATI, September pa Ga->tt,
,prrial from Madison, Indiana, reports
destructive fire at Carrolton, krntuck v,
hi, morning at two o'clock, destroying
half Of the most valuable square in the
centre of the town. The chief LOSERS are
Thurman VI. Booker, and Hamilton and
Smith. Loss not determined
Machine shops at Parkersburg De.
sirOyed.
Private adyiceS report the burning hv
au incrndiarv. of the Marietta and Gin
cincinnati railway IN chine shop. at
Purkershurg. W. Va, this morning, de-.
,,roving also the round house aud oncIo
,.pmotivc blacksmith shop. Loss not
,-- than so 2O,OOO
Rev Frederick Brooks, Of Cleveland
wa- drowned at Cambridge, Mass. Tue,
day last. II" attempted t. cross the rail
road bridge ou the Boston and Lowell
railroad, but being n"ar--ightrd. he frl
into the open draw.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-21

From our reports this morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-day
will be partly cloudy, with northwest to
outhwest winds, and possibly light rain.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-21
.u,ouneement-FOr Justice

AuuOuncement-FO Suhe'
r., the Voters Of Madtso" Dtar'a;
thereby offer myself as candidate ior
the office OF Justice of the Peace for Madi-
Am district, which now hold by appoint
,,ert from the Board OF Commissioners OF
nnio county. there being but one Justice
orthe Peace to be voted for In said district
,,,ha election in October next.
s.r5i WIN. H. CALDWELL.
To The Voters Of Mudison hHri1;
thereby offer myself rs n candidate ior
the office OF Justice, in Madison district.
sep l." w. 'n M
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-21
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Kellogg Takes Possession.

NEW ORLEANS, September 20.-About
nine o'clock this morning Governor kel-
logg returned from the custom house TO
the executive office in the ST. Louis Ho-
tel, taking possession.
WASHINGTON, September l9.-The
following was received this morning:
HEADQs DEPT OF THE GULF, !
New ORLEANS. Sept. l9, 1874. J
To -4djmaat General Of the United States
.irmg Washington:
Last night, BY the request Of Coy. Kcl-
logg. the city was placed in my charge.
All was quiet. This morning he Occu-
pied the State house, and resumed his
gubern atorial functions to-day.
[Signed.l W. II. EMORY,
Col. and Brert. MGjor General CommaH-
drrH
NEW ORLEANS. September lg.-Gov.
Kellogg and such other officers rs are
now in the city, went dewn to the State
house at 10 o'clock this morning, and the
military authorities formerly delivered
possession of the building to them. and
furnished a military guard. The Sccrc-
tary of State, Speaker of the House,
Lictenant Governor and Attorney Gen
ersl are somewhere North, and it is un-
stood that Gov. Kellogg has telegraphed
for them to come back at once. He has
telegraphed for the members of Congress
who are all ahsent except Congressman
Smith-rcquesting them to return at
once to their respective duties.
Gov. Kellogg yesterday sent the fol-
lowing to Congressman Sypher and SEN
ator West:
81 see by Western papers that you have
severely criticised my leaving the State
hoase. l left it on Monday at the earnest
solicitation of our many friends, the Lieut.
Governor and Speaker being absent from
the State, and an accident might occur 10
me, | then felt that | might make cont
plications desperate, but non" but colored
troops were in the State house, and had
they made any resistance they would
have been burned out and ma>,acred, the
building being entirely indefrnsibe. II
our friends will come here and help u. we
will be very glad"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-21
Disastrous Storm In Iowa and Hi.
nOts-

CHICAGO, September 20.-Specials
to the Tribune from Davenport
and Dubuque, Iowa, and Rock Island,
Illinois. give accounts of a terrible
storm of rain and wind in those localities
last evening, BY which a great amount
Of property was destroyed and damaged.
At ali of these places houses were un-
rooted, walls blown down and fences
scattered. while cellars and easements
were filled with water. The whole
surrounding country was flooded. At
Rock Island the first Presbyterian church
VIA. nearly destroyed, a portion Of the
roof being lifted up and dropped through
into the basement, carrying with it the
organ. pulpit and floor. and upon these a
great portion of the walls fell II j. i'm
possible to estimate the amount of dam
age. but it will be many thousands of
dollars. During the storm freight train
on the Illinois Central railroad, when
fhrce miles west Of Dunleith, ran into the
break caused by the food. The engine
was completely wrecked, and engineer
Andrews. fireman Orton and \ brake
man named Allison were buried be-
meath the ruins. They were tsken out
horribly -caldcd and bruised. Allison
died soon after. The other two are lying
in a critical condition.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-21
STATE BoSDs-Quict.
RAILRoAD BONps-Quiet

'TocKs-The total transactions on the
Stock Exchange to-day aggregated over
l22,0oo shares, The largest business wa,
in Union Pacific, Lake Shore, Wabash
Western Union and Northwestern. At
the close tho feeling on the crchangc
was much better than during the earlier
hours Of business and stocks werr
firm at an advance CT t@lt per cent from
the lowest point of the day. The sale,
to-day included 27,0OO shares Of Union
Pacific, 26oo0 Lake Shore, 1900 Toledo
and Wabash 1900 Western Union,
5000 Pacific Mail, and 5000 ST. Paul.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-21

GOLD closed in New York Saturday
ut l09s.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-21
Nueh stock Injured

T. Granite mills have been for some
time inning on full time, and turn out
500 pieces Of print cloth per week. and
it i, gnno,ed that considerable amount
Oft. stock is ruined either by the fire,
wa;~ or smoke. Some ofthe machinery is
ais, ,endered useless, principally, how
eve that in the two upper stories. The
mo EXPENSIVE is still good, snd the en-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-21
VOL. 70.
at'heeliaa Reglster.
POLITICAL.

To the Wheeling Register;
AT the solicitation Of many irienas sassnt an
,annce myself candidate 10 rspTeseht
The counties of Ritchie ana CainTuh nfo III
next Leg D. McGREGOR.
CAIRO, W. VA, July 2, 1874.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-21
estou.

NEw YORK, September l9.-Weston,
who began at two minutes 10 twelve,
Sunday night last, his walk Of FIVE hun
dred miles IN six consecutive days, stop
ped tonight at twenty minutes to twelve.
He walked 226 uliles
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-21
The Fever at Pensacola.

The Navy Department Is informed
that there is no abatement of the yellow
fever at the Pensacola navy yard. Com
mander Chas. L. Franklin, native Of
Ohio. died on the 18th, and Captain
Demming, executive officer, Is down
with the disease.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-21
Army Reunion.

President Grant, Secretary Belknap,
General Sherman, and many prominent
officers have signifed their intention OF
being present at the eighth annual re-
union of the Society of the Army of the
tennessee, Gen. W. T. Sherman Prcsi-
dent at Springfield, Illinois, on the 18th
and 18th of October. The annual ad-
dress will be delivered by Gen. ;. AZ
Hurlbut.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-21
Insurance Company Suspended.

New YORK, September 2o.-The Mar
racsnsett Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, of Providence, 4. L. whose
principal agency is at al Broadway in
this city. has suspended business ana re-
insured its risks. The immedlate diss"-
luton of the company is probable; ne
company is large losers by the Boston
and Chicago fires.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-21
BY TELEGRAPH
z E~N sa SH -.
WHEELING REGISTER.
.........I ..r... go s,'rb
Associated Press Peport. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
Of Main and 12th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
The Tennessee TrOubles-The Pre"i'
dent 10 Gov, Brown.

WASHINGTON, September l9.-The
President, this afternoon, sent the follow
ing telegram to Governor Brown, OF
Tennessee:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-21

Providence, September I9.-The
Journal has dispatch from Fall River
saving that some twenty-five blakcned,
charrcd dead bodies had thus far been
recovered; many of them not rceogniza-
bic. Jas. Turner is among the killed.
The body of Ellen Jane Hunter was
identified by fragments of her dress,
The head WAS burned off.
The insurance in Providence on the
Granite Mill are as follows: Firelhen ;,
S5O.O0O; Manufacturers, 55O,OOO; Rhode
Island. $4,000; State, $4,000; Black
stnnr. k2OOOO.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-21
HANK Robber Arrested.

WAvERLY, \. Y, Septtem6er 70,
Cosyrous alias McMaster, alias Howard,
one Of the Wellsboro bank robbers, was was
arrested here this morning, win sl"'Voo
in stolen bonds and money, and the W"'Ch
Of Mr.. Robinson, cashier OF the bank
in the house where he was arrested.
, 1874-11-06

able. Soon tho buttons and other projecting
portions Of tho olothl"g commenced buxzing,
md docldedty painful Bonsatlous followed. Al
tho bAok Of Tho hnnd AMI at tho olbous Al!arp
pric!ting, like that OF needles or sharp knlfo,
aas fole. ~ this .inae tho party ea,no to tho con-
cllsion Tint tlloy wore standing on dangerous
ground, or rather In dangerous olo,tds, for they
wero eIivcloping lib on ovory hide. Thoso Btnni.
lug on tho worry summit Of tho poak and aion!g
tho ul,nrp ridges lending from ii experienced tl,s
spvornst shoo1ts. Attor oeattnE h haHtY rotroat
and remaining on tho atdus Of tlao ,not1ntntn to
cunsinuo oar observations, It WA noticed that
after zach discharge or !lash Of lightning short
trlcty Ind again nccumnlasod. During this time
wo wcro within very few feot of p]ncca struck
by liyh!n!nR. Tl4osc nonrost tt,c. point struck
Thoae pnmo phenononn wore no :icol III our Will
to other pealts during lueso days Of continuous
atorm,s. At mnny placoa NO found the rocks
Elazod whero tito electric current hnd pnuset
Tho formation of tubes tn aaud from tho same
causo III vol knowu."
, 1874-11-06
Electricity i'll the 1aotllatIiistHs

Colorado Correspondence qf the Nelo iork Times.
Among the most interesting phenomona wit
messed during tho trip OF the Haydon Expedition
III tho hgh mounlains wero those eaused by tho
presence Of largo amounts Of electricity. Last
year tho exploring parties had occasion Bovoral
tlmos to oxperlouce slight discomfort from laAo
causes. but tho intensity was by far less tAan
du,ing the proHout BoaHon.
ur Endlicott relatoa tho following to your COR
responder For moro tlAn aix weeks rain
was our faithful companion. falling moro fro
quontly about noon mud afternoon than any
other timo of tho day. Rain III tho valleys Was
turnod into snow or hail on the high points
usually occupied aB stations, an4 1t was thofo
mud then no had ample opportunity OF wltnoss-
lug Il sosies OF phenomena Just ~ Interesting
as dangerous. Ascending staton Nlns, uncom'
pnhgru Peak. Whose attitude il Il ,o3o 1ooet Wo
had tho trnt experience Of tho k!''u thia
year, mud, although VIC stood npon tho Fsllli-
init ns oarly as 7:3u Il. ln 1t waa not more tnan
MI hour or two baforo tho intonsity of tho e!oo-
trio tlnitl malo any longar stay Impossible, Tho
rst Indications ot an uppronclling staEn can Of
course DO Bcon or heard Iro1n dhtanee. nut nut
until tho characteristic buxzag u hoard doeh
the electricity become uncomfortaby rioutllul VI
means an lesthetio comparison, tho sound pro- p
duced by tho rapid succession Of small dlb- q,
| chargeB closely resembles tnnt oronted by tho
frying Of bacon. Frequently tlls noho may pot
| bo observed whi|o lying down or reclining ~ y
nttiug posture, but wi. DO noticed soon NJ tho
observer rises to standing position. Il not o.
curling then, it mny sometimes bo prnst,,etd ny
holding hannlar or rio inta tho airyorllcal!y--
anything that will reach II higher stratum D! tho
| atmosphere, Aa tho olectrieity atcnmu Atos,
however, it will bo found TINT Tho Gair OF the
hoad aud whHlcrs assume a1l abnormal position
-stand on ond-oporating 30 much to our dls-
comfort that boforo continuing ollr inYestlGa-
tiouB, oach member Of the party Ind HIS
head and 1aco oloHcly shenrod. Tue ap-
| pparRnoo Of every mai before this, with
bristling hair and board, was singular and laugh'
, 1874-11-06
Chinese AROUll1lktRlH.

~ FfGM I'D s5lftFaftfHE3 TttHFHs
Tho China hoya WHO attenu tho Mission School
Oh Fourth street have for aomo time boon great
" annoyed aud HeriouBly thfoatenod by = lot OF
attending tho school mud learning our language
aud customs. They have frequently gouo ~
fur ~ threaten tllom with sticks and kniYos, and
aln.oBt dRilY ubuao them In tho foulcst language.
Last night tloy became ,worao than usual, aud
tho scl!ooboys appealed to tho officers for pro-
teetion. 4 warrant WAS taken out for four OF
them known by nalt.o, at lato hour last night,
and Ulllcor Wentworth wont With tho boys to
huyo tho Offenders pointod out. But ono OF
tho IowoAt gambling-<onH. Tho na,no of this
young hopeful III All Jung, and ho is by no means
tho worst OF the aot. Ihor corrospond to our
hoodluln elomoat and tho annoyance thoy cause
to tue peaceably-lnolinol OLina boys Is gronter
than We can understand, ~ thoy Threaten thom
continually.
, 1874-11-06
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,

l. ChcBtor, Pa., firm Is Voting Il Fair"
"a recent funeral procession iu st. Paul NUM-
bezod 176 carriages.
THO Agasaiz Memorial Fund, iu Doston,
amounts now to 9121 ,005.
Tho Woatbgn 1ndinnB now prophnsy that
there Will DO no more grasslloppors for xix
yoara.
-Charles Honesty Ia tho namo Of a convict
was horseB.
--Yirgtna has sent 25,ooo pounds Of chest
nuts North this HoaHon In QUO consignment,
tho largest single oxporlaton eyar nlndo.
IA dog ordercd to ho in q wagon at Taunton,
Mass, during tho abBonco Of bin 1nasser. etayetl
At Ills post from Friday until Mo,,day without
food or matcr, Bayo q littlo meat on tho first
day.
.-Ehn Durritt, who has boon lying dam
gororsly Ill witt, homorrhago OF tic lungs,
at his homo in Connecticut, Is slightly better,
mud hopes aro entertained Of bis recovery.
IA Ban Francisco policeman who was living
at tho ratio of $4,000 yoar wns found to bo il
reuelpt OF a75 day for wiuking at Chinese ganl
bling.
IA manwas describing to Douglas Jorrold tlle
story Of his courtshlp and nlarriage--hoW Lit
wife ad boon brought up In q convent, autl wnt
on tho poiu Of taking tho voif. whom his presence
burst on hrr onraptured eight. and sho accaptet
him az hor husband. Jcrro1d listened to TIC ct,t
Of the story. and then remarked. "she sisnp1,
thought you bottor than 7,un."
, 1874-11-06
TEE HQMEOPATHS.

REGULAR MEETING OF TIE ACADEMY.
Tho rcgular monthly meeting Of tho Chicngo
Academy OF Homeopathic Physicians and Sur
eeopa wnB ho.d at tho fremont House Inst eye.a-
ing, DR.. Il. B. Fellows in tho clair, and DR..
Duncan, Secretary.
Tho Secretary road communication from DR..
o. y. Cummings, of Honolulu, under dase Of
Oct II, in reference to the treatment Of lcrrosy.
Dr. slilIs aud otlora reported casos, which
werc discussed.
TIE nAuNEarASN HOSPITAL FAIR.
DR.. Ludlam mado statement in reference to
tho 1lalpeuann Hospital aud tic coming fair.
fundy to liau!lato the debts Of tho Hospital md
during tue coming winter 10 seek MI appropriu-
ton from tho State, aud throw tho institution
open to tie public FREQ.
Dr.. 4, g. Duncan introduced tho following
| resolution, whloh was adopted:
| Ilt3otttd, That tho Chicago Academy Of Homo
thc etIort Gclng made 10 lnt tho Hahnainau osrital
OIL substantial basis by 1naaH Of forthcoming fair
to bo hold III Tits city, commencing Nov. u. Anu
| further,
Nsssltel, Thst the academy pledges Its active ln-
prepare and exhibit specimens for microscuplcai
| examination, to illustrate tho circulation in an-
1asa}a md Vegetables, to bo shown ut tho coming
fur: Drs. Albums, stout, Follows, aud Cole.
| YAGCISAI1OS.
DR.. 4. N. Tooker said there was great denl
OF interest hctng felt III tho subject Of vaccina-
| tiun. The Board Of Health, ho thought, w.ts
| entirely too enieut Oh this subject with tho
children Of tho city. lIo thought the Academy
ought to give Bomo expression upou thlB subject,
And introduced the following resolution:
W,EnEAs Tho Doard Of Health Of this city require
rbyB!ctunA ctrncate OF vaccination from ali rll~
dron nlm:ttcd to tic rnLo schools; and.
| NHEIEAs, 1t III customary hlI requisite only Tor
physicians to reYacCilate III clsoa wAero no Wrl!-1e-
| tined ciratrlx cIn be shown ultl,
| WHEnYAs, 1t Is Tho opinion Of many ointment ply
sicat,a that vaccination docs nut atfor, immunity
from he angorh o{ smallpox for period exceeding
two ut most three yera. which opinion ia cund rct
by the frutlcnt occurrence Of Hnla-po1 nul YArio0td
III persons yaccilatcl ut more remote period than
| thts and, .-......-
Wi1EnEas, Smallpox is now prevailing extensively
in several uo!ghhori,g cities therefore,
Hfsptuc6, Tha VACCINATION should bo tnsihteti upon
In all where vaccination has not been tried with
In rec years pTeyious and that certificates Ut satia-
factory examination SHOULD DO withhold WIEN revue
cina,on In sucA cascs IL not permitted.
The resolutions led to some discussion, In
which several stated TINT tlley bud always with
held cort,icsses to applicants unless recent vac
| cnatuu wuH avilaut
Tho resolutions woso finally adopted by q
unanimous vote.
Adjourned.
, 1874-11-06

will 10 on tic basis from this city to Now York,
% follows First claas, 71.5o; socond class.
e1.l0, third class, So conta fourth class, d5
conta. Tie classification Mil also DO revised.
Tho aboso rates aro llghor than my o7or charged
horetofore. Tho highest charge. known was
3l25 por 100 pounds on first class from tila city
to Nov York. Tha chargo during laHt summer
was II ccnsa.
THE ROCKFORD, nooK ISLAND ST, Lou18
Speetat Dsapateh "a The Ehleaoo Tribune.
Rock 1slAsD, ILL.,, Nov. 60. 1yndo and i.
r. Cable, tho Receivers Of ttn Rockford. Rock
Island i Vt, Louls Railroad. by appel ointlnont of
tho Circuit Court OF Henry County, today alr-
rendered possession OF tho road to ". II. fcrry,
tho hecoiror appontc1 by tho United Sthteh Cit
cult Court at Chlcago.
, 1874-11-06

nearly 5000 oDH volumes.
Several old echooIs llavo become onrfclod by
tho ealo OF tlirIr sites and rcn'osa to cAeapor
ground. III this wny, ponnaylyautn University
got eC00.0o0, tho nation buying OF aho College
for Post. Ohico SO Tint incidentally tho Fot-
oral money wont to osl,lcntton Trlu!ty College,
Hnrtfortl, rccotvol s4ooo0o; tho indianapolis
t1nivoralty, $ld0,o00 Tho roport aays tint tho
Chicago property OF tho Northwestern univ,er-
atty II wi possibly mako 1t tho weatthtcat tn tho
Btnto, II not tn tho United 8tntos, Tho oatlnato
roaching from 10000, 900 to e2o,ooo,opo:"
, 1874-11-06

MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS
English. Trench, aud German Boarding aud Day Scool
fer yuug ladies' an ttIe girls. Nos. and Fast Fifty
tlfiat, Suw York. E1oscises tor tho uGxt yuar WIN
unt New scholars HIll Fppurt 6et. -, whun teachers
, 1874-11-06

E4LAAA ~ AEoAA5Ati 7-Vu, W u 49Hh W5AV!k
MaBs., Scientific school; James Lick. 9l5o.00o
for nu Academy ot SciencoA ut San Francisco;
George F: Hoar, II: G.. 5000 to tho Worcester
FREQ Institute (bace-pay); Mrs. Shaw, Of nos..
Natural History, whichreoeivcd, beuidcy. $4,000
from Anderson, tho tobuceoulat and $a0,DD0
from Mr.. Gallouro. The late Con. John u.
Wool gave $4,000 10 tho Troy (N:Y:), rolytoch~
ton; Col. Il: 8. Mccomb anel .Alnor coyura,
s,ln,lar small SUMS to colicgea Tranor W. Park,
tho Emma Mino operator, s5,0OD for Art-Gallory
nt bennington, Vt; William y. Clatn, OK
dow . professorahp At tho & V!s|n Uniyer, q:
sity Of south carol!l'a; Asa Whltucy. e5o.0oo
PENNSYLVANIA; Lowis Nudenried coAl-'ninor.
e35, 900 for protessoralip at Lancaster, pa. !;
GS1 Tavs1ssy sayeo oho barnsy 3sopy for
Siblay and friends. s19s, 900 ior tic Unyersity
ot Rochoater. Union College, Schenectady. N.
aome % ono silent a. to ills name, tho mort nod
est gift OF all. Andrew D. White. prcsilcnt Of
Corioll, N. T., gayo $40 900 Of flis own money to
tic College, Ezra Cornell added s76,ooo and II.
| ". Hago, john Mcdraw. and Hiram sibloy gave
| iG0O00 in three equal subscriptions. L. T..
| MORGAN gave s100,0 900 to Wolls College, Aurora,
MY. join B. Treuor and Jatnos u. Colgate
rayo ESQ, 900 to Madison University. Hamilton,
h. Y, S. 4. Drury, Of 0lYst,. Mich, gayo
yarsty rocoiyo % AZ pars Of s7ooo0 in a ab-
soriptionb Of 8l5too0 from tho Appleton family
S3,300 from George Bancroft. slo, ,ooo from John
ia, coioSe,, f Mioiieau o:ooo from David Preston
and otIors. benjamin L. Datoa, OF Hoaton, gave
| sl00,G00 to liatcs Collogo, Ut Lewiston. Mo: :;
Prof. ryndall, Of England slo, 40 to Yato g. IL.
University Ba1aoi N. Hitchcock, Of nrlmtloil,
hlasA., $50,000 to IllinoH College e. Cove OF
Quincy. elo.0o0 to shurtleE College; channey
1loHo, OF Torro IIauto, 100000 to Wabash Col
lego and Horny Ward Fo0to, e25, 900 10 xRlo
tor postgraduate aoholaruhip.
, 1874-11-06
NOTICE.

The Tsc.sures ut tho Village Of Rormnoa Park Cook
cont iaeresthearlnx Sonds bsAfina date NV ls7 d
Gu a o 11 ~ e I'D m .s act;
seas. a. lho hiu,ehans' National BARK. n Chicago.
THo Vs0o has no i.lduhtclnsas avbr aud abovo tho
amount inratre. by tho ,ssae ot ;hess bunas.
MooI narkh q I; =. oolns Js., Village Attorney.
- IOItN UAAiMANKs Vilsge Trnssrr,r,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-04-03

10 We are authorized 10 announce
Mr.. ALLEN /. FILMING. Is candidate
Tor Representative IN the Legislature.
from .,i- District composed oi the coun-
ties of NJ rlim ami dubois, snhjecl 10
ihe decision of tie District Democratic
convention.
~ We nrc authorized TO aanonn &C
Mr.. a, urEw J. Go-aAN a. a rnudid-,ie
o. representative "a thr L'gi>l uure.
from the counties IT Dubois and Martin.
subject 10 The decision o. the Di-grici
Drmocratic Convention.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-04-03
The Effects of IT.

tfirf - fan, tNth-i
The vote of the niiel States Senate
on the currency question on Thursday
had the effect TO improve the prices oil
produce Yesterday ia this city. Grain
advanced about Ic per bu-hrl. pork IL
ga l5c per barrel. and lard aboui loo per
100 pounds. Even opponents of expan.
sion avused ia whispers 10 their conf
DENTAL friends that They We're glad they
Lad been beaten. and seemed 10 bc
warmed by the sunshine Of better bn~i-
nes- prospects. II the S4ItOJ 90 bill
could 10 an this. IS bat would unrcstris.-
cd circulation accomplish.