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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-26
III u l. ID A {.

After the German Of +. Lrwald. finn
edition. l2mo. Fine cloth. Price, sl.1h.
"Thero is not n heavy page In the cntir"
volume, nor IN theintcrrsi allowed Ia Dag
from introduction Ia hnis. " Ihhddd'
min NeB IDs.
~ book thoroughly German In iSl"
and sentiment, and yet one which viii
com mnnd the universal sympathy Of all
classes Of readers. - Boston GiObr.
"One Of the most hralthful, fresh, de-
lighiiul and artistically- CONSTRUCTED nov
els that has appeared this SEASON. --IhHd-
dcIphid ErcHinD Bui'ctiH.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Fleetwood Park Races.

New YoRE. October 2l.-At Fleet
wood Park to-day tn" exciting heat for
the $1,000 purse wa, won by Vanity
Fair; time, 2:27t.
In the race for $l.jOO for horses that
never beat 2:2I. This was dead heat
between Music. Como, Everett. Boy
won the second and third heats. Time,
2.25i. 2:2j. Barney KELLEY, fourth heat
in 227; Music fifth heat in 2:2j. The
race was then postponed till Monday
on account Of darkness.
The $500 race for horse, that never
beat 24l; 300 to the first horse. was
wogby Rutl"y in three straight heat.
Tirr". 2:36. 2.33h 80.
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OPINIONS or THE PRf3,I.

"Thcrc j. no literary event sine" ih"pub.
IicaiiOn OF NDOre's life of Byron, ~ ~
much importance. - NSIT Tork HeTOb.
"Of all men living, SIR. Forster u TIA"
best qualified Ia b. Charles Dickens bi-
Ographer. - T7,findciphiI Bres.
"Nr. FOrster has don. his work with th"
tender, loving care that was 10 have been
expected Of him by all whokDcw tb" bond
Of union which welded th" two men To-
gcther - Lyn,tDH Npra1n1 JDsf.'
"SO more satisfa~toyy record Of Dickenss :
career can b" looked fpf In our gfnrTs-
iiOn - IJH,fDl h1n,fGrL
Now for the iirsi time we seem 10 hhN"
learned the secret ~ the individually be-
longing 10 all of Dickens. really great
novels. ~ LDnofon Daily .Neros.
This work could not have been lntrust.
ed 10 more loving hands, a more genial
writer. or a more faithful and accurate his
t1Tiau. -. .Jq,itl,fcLphld Ey~nlnD BIiisfta.
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ACHARMISG sET OF BOOKS.
ANCIENT CLASSICS


Edited by Rev. W. Lucas Collins; - vols ;
small limo: fins cloth; slJ0 each. Tho
ssries, now complete, embraces:
1: Homer's Had. 2. Homer's Odyssey. 2.
Herodotus. 4. Cesar. s. Virgil. d Horace. ..
.f.chyIu., s. Xenophon. =. Cicero. ~.
s0phocies. II. Piiny. ~ Eurpids., rs;
Thso1ni. ID. Piauius and Terence. ~.
Taritns. Is. Lncian. ~. Plato. ~. Greek
Anthology.
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Large Coffee Crop.

JACMEL, October ll.-Business dull.
The coffee crop i immense, bat il comes
in ,lowiy, the country people refusing to
sell at the prevailing price, which Is ten
dollar.
Octaviu- Rameau has been appointed
Plcnipotentiary 10 the Court of England,
France and Spain. Republic quiet
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THE SECOND WIFE.

From the German Of T.. Marliti, author
OF "'rhc old Nam 'scllc's Secret, ~ etc. sli
edition. Emo. Fine cloth. Price, sl.'j.
"a German story " intcns" interest, by
one Of tn" best-known writer's of romnnr"
Of that country Washington HTOHci".
"'Thc Second WIFE IL at ono" nn artistic
literary labor and a charmingly Interest
Ing novel. - BIHimOrs iSiiurdny Ni0h.
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Ocean Steamers,

o. NEW YORK. October 24.-Arrived-
.N"am>mps Necksr, from Bremen; Rot
,Tfoam, from Rotterdam; reported arriv-
Al OF Colins false; arrived, State OF
Indiana, from Glasgow.
-, NEW YORK, October 25.-Arrived-
ne steamships Belgie, from London,
az q, Il The Pleiades, from Yokehoms eand
shanghai, via Suez Canal.
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The WORKS OF E. MARLITT,

Translated by Mr. 4. l.. WISTER.
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FOREIGN.
The Won trniIn Trial.

BEELlN, october 2i-lt i. expected
that the public trial Of Count Won Arnim
will begin carly in December Bismarck
will be the principal witHess for the pro-
ccutIOr
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
oFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGToN October %, SP. NJ.

" hlNhlpN NNlbDtI ~, Y L &. W.
PROBABILITIES.
For the northwest and upper lakes,
and thence to the Missouri and the lower
"hi" valley, falling barometer followed
~ rising; tomorrow night southerly to
>'"tnwc>trrly winds, warm, toggy and
partly cloudy weather. For the lower
IaNr' and the upper Ohio valley, south
"">'erIy and Southerly winds, falling la
'ometCr, warm and partly cloudy wealth
r. For the middle and eastern States,
nearly stationary temperature and pres
sure northeasterly to southerly winds,
AMI partly cloudy weather. For Ten
hrs>cc and the Gulf States, falling baron.
S'rr' warmer. partly cloudy weather and
variable winds, mostly southeast. For
'ne south Atlantic States, nearly station
"ry temperature and pressure, northeast
'Iy winds, cloudy weather and occa'
N'onaI coast rains.
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A Work of Universal Interest.
TIE sTANDARD
Life of Charles Dickens

By JOhp Forster, author of"L!f" 0i Ian
dor" Life 0f Goldsmith" =" etc. tuUpl'i"
In Three Volumes, with numerous IN
cravings, Illustrations and fa"-slnll"s.
I2mo; bound in Extra Cloth: no per vol
ume.
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Suspension Of Prominent Auction.
GERS.

New YORK, October 24.-Wilming-
ding II Mount. auctioncers, have suSpcn-
ded The house is one of the oldest and
most respectable in trade, but hss not
been transscting much business for some
time past. The firm last year made adj
vances to mills, and the panic tied up
their capital. In this way they have few
or no liabilities in their regular business.
Nearly all the money they owe being on
account of supplies for the mills they
have been carrying The senior member
of the firm owns considerable real estate.
and expects to pay dollar for dollar in
time
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FROM our reports this morning the
liabilities are that the weather to-day
.n he cloudy, with south and shouth-
49,, winds and somewhat higher temper
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..WHY do not settlers come to our sec
.:,o nfIhe country says southern
."n mar We will employ or countenance
frnsp who votes the Radical ticket"
~ ~, tbe citizens of Shreveport.-Steu-
I,,rYl, He7.Gid and Ns'cS.
Co-rect-The citizens of Shreveport
..r, NO more such settlers They have
.I-.sdy warmed frozen scrpents at their
...-,b, whicl, have turned upon, and
,,ung them.
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NOW READY

The hfth edition of Iiulda. The eighth
edition orThc Second Wife. The two most
popular Novels of the season. Mrs WIS
i-r's Latest Translati0ns.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO TIE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th Sts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Irish Catholic Benevolent Society.

BALTIMORE, October 24-In the Con-
vention of the Irish Catholic Benevolent
Society to-day resolutions were adopted
that the children of members of the State
Union needing the protection of the
General Union be placed in the Catholic
Protectorate Of each diocese, and cared
for as wards of the Union; that it is not
advisable now to encourage immigration
to this country; that the Catholic schools
be promoted; that lyceums be established
by each local society of the Union; and
that the 9Th of December be recognized
as the national holiday of the Union.
Mayor Reilly of Richmond, was unan-
imously reelected President, and the
Executive Committee and Committee on
immigration were appointed.
The Convention then adjourned to
meet in Rochester on the third Monday
Of October, 1875.
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Office Holders Wanted I'm Texas.

WASHINGTON, October 25.-Severa!
Texas Republicans interested in the pro.
posed changes in the Government offices,
az" now in " aSkington. In case Gov.
PEAS" declines the Collectorship At
"ay">ton. il will be rendered to General
i. Il. Shields, who was member OF
congress from Alabama many years ago,
and It'll later representing this govern
m"nt IN South America. but who, for
several years, has been a citizen Of Texas.
1t Is not Vet determined who will be ap-
pointed postmaster at Houston. The
Probabilities are that NJ. {. Is. SabenS
viii accept the Galveston postmaster
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VOL. IL.
At'heeliua Re9ister.

co,p closed in New York Saturday
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len volumes, royal Svo, bound In sheep,
price 5000, the most thorough and r"lla-
Bile work OF general reference, Is presented
to the person getting up the club.
J. Is. LlPPINCDIT 4 co, Publishers,
rs and 7lI Market street, Philadelphia.
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Meeting Of Wool Traders.

NEW YORK, October PA meeting
of the persons engaged in the wool trade,
members of the Chamber of Commerce
and others, will be held Monday, to con-
slider what simplitication in the classifi-
cation of woods, and what alteration in
the mode of the collection of duties shall
be asked of the government at the next
session Of Congress. \ similar move
mcnt is taking place in other cities, and
Il hearing of the joint committee of New
York, Boston, Philadelphia and Balti-
more, is promised before Congress meets.
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Fatal Boiler Explosion.

DETROIT, Mich, October 4.-Yester-
day, at l:3Op. m., the boilers of the mil!
and salt works belonging to W. II.
Cooper x Co, of New River, exploded.
The mill had just started when, without
A moments warning, the boilers head
blew of Five men, two named Calhoun,
Alexander Miller, John Talbert and
Henry Getty, with his littl" son named
George Getty. aged about II Years. were
standing in the tre room at the time.
The two CalhOuns were very badly
scalded; also Getty's son. the boy being
so badly scaded across the bowels that
he died about eight hours after the cx-
plosion. Miller and Getty, at last a.
counts, We're improving. No hopes arc
entertained for the two Caihouns and
Talhprt
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Cabinet Meeting.

WAsHINGToN, October 24.-An in
formal meeting of the Cabinet was held
to-day. All the members were present
excepting Secretaries Belknap and De-
lanO.
Secretary Bristow and Postmaster Gen
cral Jewell, had consultation with the
President concerning the Federal officers
in Texas and read to him report which
is considered confidential, in relation to
them, made by special agents. The
only postmasters to be changed are those
at Galveston and Houston The Presi-
dent has already through the Postmaster
General, requested them to resign, but
thev have as yet made no response. The
Postmaster General can see no good rca-
son for making other postotficc changes
in Texas, though politicians there are
urging removals that vacancies may be-
supplied by persons whose chief recon-
mendation is their greater activity IN
politics. The Postmaster General de-
whom no charges can be sustained OF
moral and business unttness. Secretary
Bristow is convinced that charges ought
to be made among certain Treasury Off
GERS in Texas, and this viii be done at an
carly day. Business in some cases has
been loosely transacted to the loss of Gus
toms and internal revenue. Attorney
General Williams also presented matters
concerning affairs in tn" South, and other
members of the Cabinet laid before the
President subjects requiring his consid-
rratinn
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Distressing Accident.

MEMPHIS, October PA distressing
accident occurred in Pamela county,
Mississippi, last Wednesday which cast
gloom over the entire county. \ party
of four men were hunting deer on Tai
lahachee bottom and became separated,
one of them, Ben Mitchell, while pur-
suing Il path through the cane brake
observed the cane shaking ahead of him
and thinking it was caused by deer
fired the contents of Il double barrcled
shot gun loaded with buck shot, aud
hearing screams rushed to the spot and
found Thomas l.. MoSley, one of his
companions, lying dead shot through the
heal, David White, another, shot in the
head and mortally wounded and the
third one, S. W. johnson, severely wound
ed. All the parties were very respecta
bly, connected and the deplorable acci-
dent has brought mourning and sorrow
to many homes.
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New Orleans Items.

NEW ORLEANS. October 24.-Picrrc
Bertin. a notorious burglar, wss killed By
the penitentisry guard while attempting
TO escape.
The steamship Agnes, from Havana
for New Orleans. WAS towed into South
west Pass to-day disabled.
1t Is understood that the Metropolitan
Police are about TO strike for three
months pay nov due them.
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MontcncSrian Difficulty.

VIENNA, October 2j.-The foreign
office is informed that the difficulty in
Montenegro is of small Importance,
growing out of the frequently recurring
encounters between hostile classes. The
Porte promises to punish the murdcrsrs,
and the trouble is considered settled.
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The Eclipse at San Franeiseo.

SAS Francisco, OctOber 25.-Thc
eclipse OF the moon last night was visible
through mot Of it, phases, bot dense
fog obscured that Of .otality. Two hours
afterwards a heavy rain commenced,
which still continues
The Granger Executive Committee
il reported 70 have determined to ship
reference to M0rgans sons.
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Beecher still Wants Bill Of Particu.
lars.

There was long argument to-day, in
the city court, Brooklyn, upon the motion
of the counsel of Henry Ward Beecher
to Compel Tilton TO furnish bill OF par
ticulars of the suit against Beecher. The
counsel read an affidavit from Beechcr
setting forth that the plaintiff specifies
but one date on which any act OF impro-
per conduct on his part is alleged to
have occurred. Tilton AYERS that Mrs
| Filton and Beecher confessed their guilt
At different times. This Beecher posi-
/ lively denies and charactcrizcS the St"te-
ment as utterly false and fears that Tilion
contemplates the manufacture OF evidence
at the coming trial, and therefore re-
quires to know what testimony he may
, expect to retute. The court took the
papers.
/ Affairs OF Henry Clews a 60.
1t is stated. on the authority of Mr.
/ Clews, that at the time the pending pro-
credinC in court were commenced, Mr..
| Clews. under the best advice he could
procure, had nearly perfected plan OF
r,sumption which. with the assent of the
( creditors, he was confident could have
been successfully carried out. If the
B rights of all the creditors can be secured
and no preference or priority given those
having judgments. He still believes he
can carry this plan into effect. The
presentation of this plan to the creditors
will necessarily be somewhat delayed by
these law proceedings. Many of the
large creditors were consulted, and upon
their suggestions the assignment was
made The advice of several
officers of banks and trust COM
panies, and many other disinterested
leading financial men pointed to some
action as not only proper but as the duty
of Mr.. Clews, so that all creditors should
thereby be protected alike; result which
could only be attained under existing
circumstances BY general assignment
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STATE ITEMS.

as Friday last terrible boiler cxplo-
.ion took place ut Round Bottom, about
b,lf way between Catlcttsburg and
Louisa, IN the Big Sandy, by which at
.,a,l i've "r perhaps, SIX persons lost
their live. The boiler blown up was at
Ep. Fullcr'S Mill. The engine and mill
were torn to pieces, and house that
stood near was thrown over but the in
matrs escaped serious injury. The ruins
took fire after the accident, hut the
wounded were all rescued. Pieces of the
mill were blown nearly II quarter of IL
mile. The engine and machinery are
q total wreck -Huntington AdrerttSer.
The L. :. Court for West Virginia
has refused to confirm the lease of the
White Sulphur Springs property to
Colonel j. L. Darlington, Of Richmond,
for seven years. Colonel {. mas made
another offer of lease for five years.
Errhaagc.
The West Virginia Tournament AS
sgcia,ion will hold Grand Tournament
together with a trOtting and running
race, on tn" grounds Of the Wood County
Agricultural and Mechanical Association
at Parker.burg, W. Va Thursday. Octo-
her %, 1874, ut o'clock, =. NJ. The
crowniaC of the Queen and wreathing OF
The Maid- Of Honor will take place upon
tn, grounds. First premium TO success
fHl Knight, so; second, so; third, SO.
PAINFUL AccIpENT--On Saturday
,tght young man named Thomas
---. mn employee at the Railroad
camp above Kcyscr, who. We learn,
cam" from AlcNanGr'a, Va, walked
Lfthc platform at the east end Of the
Brick Store. now occupied by D. W.
G. Mirrs IT. Il restaurant. In the fall
b" fractured his thigh, and in this
suffering condition remained until morn
lng, having yelled himself hoarse in the
Vain effort tn make some one hear his
cries for assistance. When found in the
morning. he was almost chilled to death
and completely exhausted. They carried
him 10 tn" camp, where the limb was set
hY Dr. f. Gerstcll and Charles Hoffman,
who report him doing wcll.-hcPScT
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Horse Thief.

Their" was horse thief arrested last
Thursday morning at Thomas Arnett :
hear Arucitsvillc, by the name of Simp-
>,u. The horse was taken from VIM. ii.
laulrr, FinlcySvill", Washington county,
IA, "n the night OF October 18th, 1874.
1t WAS the property of q. ii. Dauler 4
Sons, furniture dealers, l7S Smithhcld
street Pittsburgh, FaiymOHt IHdc.r-
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The President silent on the Third
Term.

WASHINGTON, October 25.-lntimate
friends of President Grant say that he
has made no allusion whatever to them
concerning the question of the third
term, nor Is it known that any one has
mentioned the subject to him; and fur
thermore he has in no way expressed
himself in such manner as to incline
them TO believe he has aspirations in that
direction. They further remark that
although much has been said ana written
upon the subject, the question has not
come TO him in form requiring reply,
and therefore any uttersnce he might
make would not only be gratuitous and
intrusive, but contrary To usage.
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COmmunisfic Ticket.

Chicago, October pa gathering OF
workingmcn Of Communistic tendencies
met at hall in the northwestern part Of
the city to-day. and nominated full
ticket tor county otticcr- and candidates
for Congress in the Second and Third
districts. F. a. Hoffman, Jr, was noun
mated in the Second district, and man
named Lcgrunde in the Third,
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

RegistratiOn in New York closed on
Saturday. The total with IS election
districts massing, is liG,O7i.
On acrount Of dense fog, the eclipse
could not be seen in Washington.
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Captain w. F. Scovell of the steamer
Brysrly, which arrived last night from
Shreveport, states that on the way up he
engaged full cargo of cotton for re-
turn trip at points below Shreveport. In
the meantime cavalry appeared, accom-
panied by L. 5. Deputy Marshals, who
were reported to have writs for the ar
rest of several hundred citizens Of
parishes bordering on the Red
River. These reports sni the pres
ence of the cavalry produced q
panic among the whites, whoimmediatsly
took to the woods. The negroes stopped
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wife Murderer.

ToLEDo, o.. October 2j.-In general
quarrel this morning with his wife, man
named Wolf, struck her with hatchet,
splitting her head open. 1t is thought
she i mortally wounded. Wolf was
arrested. He attempted TO commit
suicide tonight, by cutting an artery III
his arm and butting hi head against the
wall, of the prison. He will probably
lir
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Affidavit Upon which Citizens Were
Arrested.

NEW ORLEANS, October 25.-The fol-
lowing is the text of the sffidsvits upon
which citizens Of Shreveport were srrcs-
TOD
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Bank statement.

BosroN, October PA large crowd
witnessed the trot this afternoon by Dan
Macc'S stallion Jay Gould, against Gold
smith MaidS time of 2:lI, with the fol-
lowing result: First heat, 2:2O4; second
heat, 2:2lt. Withdrawn at this point,
having scratched himself in the second
heat.
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The Pope TrembIcs for France.
new oTk, nave hTTiN'u OUT
AIphOnsO AbandOns Carlos.
M.nRIn Octnbpr D5-Thp IDy-j

MADRID, October 25-The CoTTs-
spondeMrid has a report that Don Alphon-
20. with 400 followers. has crossed the
Ebro, having abandoned the cause Of
Don Carlos, and intending 10 return
to France.
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New ORLEANS, October 24.-The fol-
lowing was unanimously adopted by the
Democratic and Conservative State Cen
tral Committee:
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liOstOn Failures.

BosroN October 24.-Thc following
failures are reported in thi, city: J. H..
Lord. teas and cohrcs; G. :. Barbour,
trunks; :. :. Bcars". Jr., hat, and caps;
G.. c. Mcalsavey. furniture, and j. Bel
cher. boots and shoes.
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More About the Hostile Indians.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, October 24.-Col.
Buell. struck the hostile Indians on the
9th of October, on the Salt Fork of Red
River, and destroyed AS lodges, and is
still in pursuit, driving the Indians to-
ward the edge of the Staked Plains. Col.
Davidson moved from Fort Sill with a
strong column on the 2lst, going west.