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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-24
THE CHAMPION DEER SLAYER.
An Elk County Hunter--A Remark
able Career Covering n Period OF
Thirty Eight Years.

Nelson Gardner, save the Ridgewsy
Democrat. who has resided in Elk
county, Pa. for tHenty-eight years AID
grown old with lie development, cat
boast Of hunting record equal, if rot
superior, to any man in the State His
bunting career covers q period Of
thirty-eight years-twenty.e;ght OF
which were passed in Elk county-and
during that time he has killed on an
average no less thon one hundred deer
each year. making grand total Of
thirty-eight hundred deer! Think OF
il tor q moment Imagine drove Of
nearly four thousand OF those kings and
queens OF the forest before you, aod th co
remember that all OF these have been
killed, oae at q time, BY single indi-
yidual, and you will appreciate tie
magnitude OF Mr.. GardDers achieve
ment In addition TO this he has slain
10 the same time from Fifty TO one hun
dree esch OF bears and wolves. Oh late
years he has not done much Luntipg, az
be is gro.iug old, and the fatigue incl
dent to such life is no longer corge-
nisl to him. Notwithstanding the fact,
however, that his eyes sre iess true and
hi. limbs less elastic than 10 HE earlier
years, bis aim is generally uusrriug,
and bis speed equai TO the emergency.
Nelson Gardner, By virtue Of his I'D.
m;rable record, stands g. the head and
front Of the noble band Of generous and
hardy Nimrods Of Elk county.
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ENGLAND.

LoSDoy, January 23.-FIsgs are dis
played from all the public and many
of the private buildings, in honor OF the
marriage OF the Duke OF Edinburgh
Bells are ringing ard in nearly every
church marriages are taking place.
Whtby Abbey has been slightly
damaged by FIRE.
s.The CIsimau,'s" Ffie:d fined for
Contempt.
Geo. II. Wbslley, member Of Parlia-
ment. appeared before the Lord Chief
Justices Court Of the Qleen's Bench to
answer the charges of contempt Of
cour. in writing 10 the press aud per-
sisting in the tru;hfulness OF the testi-
mony OF Jean L1ie on HE examination
ss witness Tor the defendant iu the
Tichborue case He wss adjudged
guilty and sentenced TO pay tipe Of
s250 and be imprisoned urtil paid
Whalley refused to pay the fine aud
left the court in the custody Of officers.
There was great excitement when ne
departed.
General Sickles. late United States
Minister to Madrid, is expected 10 this
CITY at an early day.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, January 23.--Plour--Quist
and unchanged, with light sales o.
choice extra spring at 8 $500 IL
Wheat-In fair demand and FIRM; No.
l Chicago spring 81 24l; norihwestsrl
L 25; No. 2 Chicago spring ! 23i %
spot / 23I seller February; ] 81 seller
March; No, 3 Chicago spring / I7@
l LIT; rejected ! l2@l l24s Corn
In fair demand at loHer rates; 80. 2
mixed 81 ic on spot size bid February;
SOC March; Csc bid May; new No. 2
mixed Sic; rejected old 52l@53S nee
49G 50c 0sts-Dull and shade
lower; No. 9 24lic casb; 4i;cseIler Feb
ruarJ; rejected 3Ti93Sc. Rys-Steady;
No. 2 fresh 79c. Bariey--Aciiye and
higher; No. 2 fsil 81 5S9l 90, No. 8
spring ] 359l 90. Dressed Hogs
Quiet and wesk at 81 I0S6 90. Mess
Pork-Dull and lower snd closed 9
shade easier at ga Is casb; II IS
seller February; II 50 seller March.
Lsrd-Aclive aud advanced st 90 O5
csahs Q 10 seller February . 10 ssller
March. Bulk kests-S.eady AID IN :
changed. Whsky--In fair dsmssd
sod 1frrn st e5lc. ~ i1s.1 ~
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OHIO.

Froceediogs OF the Legislstnre.
COLUMBUS, January 23.-1u the Sen"
ate this morning q bill was introduced
by Mr.. WortbiDs,on, for the repeal o.
the bill providing tor the repeal Of all
laws allowing second trials; sll laws
allowing the reservation o: cases 10
district courts TO the supreme court; to
repeal the acts for the allowance OF
bills CT exceptions except to such as are
granted strictly upon matters Of law
and not upon questions ot fact aud to
allow the judge trying jury cases to al
low an appeal when, in his opinion,
the justice Of the case requires an ap-
peal. -,
A Joint resolution for the taxation OF
dogs was indefinitely postponed.
In the House the following House
bills passed: To provide for service
on non-residents by publication; to
provide that road viewers shall receive
So per day. chain carriers $l.5O and
surveyors $4,0o.
In the House this afternoon bills
were entered TO abolish the death pen
atty; 10 reduce the toll rates, and ex-
mpting persons attending church for
toll charges; to provide fortbe revision
Of general laws TO assess the cost OF
laying and extending water pipes upon
property benefited per front foot; 10
provide Tor exemption from taxation
of the tools and implements ofme-
chanics and Iaborers. to the value oi
ore hundred dollars.
Milton Mccoy, Democrat, OF Ross
cou nty, was elected Speaker pro TEN. in
the Senate.
Senate bill fixing the rates OF charges
for isres and freigh,s on railroads, was
passed r.r ~
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E. o. Perrin .. . Cs,.Exterminator

The General Clerk OF the Court OF
Appeals, when at home" resides at
Jamaica, on Long Island. Long Is-
land has always been famous for its
immense crop Of cats. Each years
crop beats its immediate predecessor,
and the multiplicity Of cats is fearful
to behold almost as fearful, in fact, as
the fearful concerts to which the peo-
pie are nightly subjected. For some
rea son or other Mr.. Perrin was favored
with more than his share OF these free
coucerts. much to his delight, Of course,
and to the disgust, OF course. OF his less
fortunate neighbors. At length this
iavoritism became uncomfortable, and
Perrin hit upon q happy expedient TO
return the compliment with interest:
Some snow remained on the roof, and
Perrin pretended to wash it of by sluic-
ing three or four tubfuls Of hot water
over the shingles. The consequences
was that in an hour the entire root was
as slippery as anything in this world
can be. That night, while Perrin was
sitting at his bedroom window. gazing
out into the moonlight, he saw q cat
suddenly dssh downward through the
air, with paw stretched toward each
point eftbe compass. its fur elevated,
and its lungs emitting terrible yell.
10 a minute down came another. Then
a third went sousing past, and before it
reached the ground Q fourth came
pelting down. and then q ftb, doubled
up and clswing at the other and the
moonlight for hold, and 40 on until
about one hundred and fifty had de-
scended. Then Perrin thought il about
time to investigate this phenomenon.
He ascended to the gsYret and looked
out through the trap door. There he
saw q procession OF six hundred to sew
en- hundred ests, reaching iu single file
from the yard up over the shed and the
back building to the crown Of the roof
OF the house: They were oil moving
and as the cat at the head OF the
procession reached the peak Of the roof
il would look around for q minute and
wonder where its predecessors had gone,
then its fee. would slip. II would
clutch and claw and grip at the ice /;
but still il would 60 sailing down with
increasing speed until it reached the
edge, when It would shy out into space
aud dash OF towards the pavement i
was interesting 10 Perrin 10 observe this
procession. He never before realized
the beauty OF the Law OF nature which
attracts bodies to the earth. Those
cats never climbed his roof sgain.
Eizhty>four died on the spot, aud il s
believed that four hundred OF them
broke their legs and abandoned the
nocturnal sereradibg business perms1
GENTLY. --.t- -
Perrin, being Q great humsoiisriao,
desires pablieiiy msde OF this ssd eat
astropbe, 10 The eud Chat 10 future
these uuical insocents when they 20
abroad, may avoid slippery places.
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WHEEIJNG W VA SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY a. 1874
!. ITEMS.

Three hundred cords Of wood, were
caught in the Ohio river and landed at
New Albany during the recent freshet
They hung q man in Morgan, county,
Mo. the other day. BE confessed 70
having lived there iortylsix years. and
never tasted drop Of whisky. ,
The grand total Of the pine stnnpsee
OF Wisconsin is estimated ct the enor>
NOUS amount Of 40,o0o,oQ 600 feet
Good place to talk politics.-BostonR Rast
A girl, hearing her, mattress ask her
husband to bring Dombey and Son
with him when he came home to dine
ner, set two extra plates for the expect
ed guests. - -.g.. a.
The Mount Pleasant, lows, journal
devil thinks it an all-wise Providence
that ordains that religious REVEALS
don't set in until after the stoys-pipes
are all put up.
Peter Van Dyke, an old chap. who
died in New Hampshire the other day,
worth $4,000 in cash, requested in
his will that no one SHOULD shuttle
and shed crocodile tears at his funeral.
but cover him over and then hurry
home to fight over his money"
Not long since, At Sunday school,
the teacher, after trying hard toimpress
on the minds of class of small boys
the SIN of Sabbath breaking, aaked.
"Is Sunday better than any other day r
when the smallest boy in the class
answered, "You bet your boots it isl
An Indiaua editor mildly remarks
IF you cant bring Us wood, remember
us in your prayers It's something to
know, as we cit and shiver, that We are
not forgotten if the stove is cold. ."s.-t
During eight months past eight mil.
lion pounds Of oleomargarins, q COM
mercial substitute for butter, have been
consumed in this country. There is
said to be dsily production Of over
twenty-three tons. .-a.
There is a man in Dayton, o., who
has confidence in human nature. For
ten years or more he has employed
more than 200 men on an average con.
s,antly, and as yet has not discovered
among his hands dishonest man.
A st. Louie baggage master has fsl.
lena sad warning to his profession:
He got hold OF q sheet iron trunk, and
it wouldn't break, despite his earnest
efforts, and his disappointment has re-
suited in q hopeless melancholy.
Middleport, Del, with the beat water
power in the State. used to contain
fourishipg mills and ship flour and
corn meal to Europe. The machinery
has long been idle, and the thirty
houses have for years been given over
to bats and owls.
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FOREIGN.
RUSSIA.
A Royal Marriage.

ST. PErERsBuRG, January 23-The
marriage OF the Duke OF Edinburgh to
Grand Duchess Maria, was solemized
at one o'clock this afternoon. The
day is observed SIS a holiday and since
early this morning when salu'es were
fred the streets have been crowded
with people. The festivities will con-
tinue several daya. The city is gaily
decorated and will be Illuminated on
Saturday and Sunday nights. On Mon.
day there will be grand review in
front OF the winter pslace of forty-one
bsttalious OF infsntry.and thirty-.even
squadrous of cavalry and artillery with
q force OF one hundred and forty guns.
The weather is delightful and sleighing
is excellent.
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A MAN always tesls comfortably
happy when be is satisfied that he has
a right understanding Of things. ltwas
1. member OF our lat. Legislature who
thought West Virginia ought to have
. Geological Survey because "tG.re are
lots Of men 10 the State, to-day, who
do not know where their lands lay. "
With such . clear notion OF the prov
euce OF Geological Survey, the emf
nent representative 10 not to be censur-
ed for voting for the Survey Bill when
il came before him. No doubt the gem
tleman is the happy possessor OF some
real estate, which he is afraid will get
10 incu batting il il 10 not stirred up pref
ty soop. II We could send about fifty
men like him 10 Charleston. mex! win
ter, the Survey Bill would get through
without any trouble. And it would
owe its passag. to pure, cold blooded
ignorance, too -Ritehie Go=Ae.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. January 23.-Flour-
Dull and unchanged. Wheat-Quiet
aed steady; Ohio" and.Iodisna 81 COO
l'7Gfwesiern spring. i 55(9r 5S. Cora
Dull aud lower; mixed western Sic.
Oats-Wesk; western 5Sc. Rye-Wesk
q: 9Sc9sl 90. Provisions-S,rong
Pork unchanged. Bulk shoulders IN
demand and firmly held at 6Ss clear
rib sides SIC bid aud refused Bacon
10 good jobbing demand ard unchsng-
ed. Lard-Qaict and firm. Batter
Quiet and firm; fair to choice western
tab 306 36c; rolls 30@34c. Coffee
Strong q, 26CS2Sic. Whisky-$l oil.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

ITsDYR AND BY VIRTUE or A pEED
l. of trust mA1s by lanes Burrows snS
hllzl bls wiie, and Martin Bunors and
Amanda his VFe. % the undsrngned -
I'D h iss is tssf zee n o.s n y ne tosny aSa y
Court of ohio cout ~. ". Va, IN dssd bopk
No. sj. page N5, ! VIII ofisr for sale st pot.
jic auctioD, at The front door of the Court
House Of Ohio county, ". Va, on
tfssdsy the :3a asy ~ Teb. 1874.
~ 10 O'Clock n. m, the foil0vfnx property.
Inst 10 70 say. two certsin tracts or parcels
of iaBd. situated IN Ohio county. W. Va on
wheeling oese, formsrly knoEn - Eesy.
~ .s salioas: ssxsnnina @ ns e essbis sSss;as,
Yea-y, 81, and thence v3lh the liss :. az
". 70 posss % suEar tree, thence n. ~ n.
Iss poies 90 icctiu, thsncsN. N Y ~ pOlfs
To a beach, thsnss n. ., W.. p5o poiD, Gos-
ing Whse1ns creek q "a pclss % the b.gio-
TIE tract above described and n bounde1
a. follow: Beginning at stons In tbs mrs,
line of the trnet Shove 1en9lbud o distance
Of "A $40 poles from the sugar free stump OF
the origtnat conner re, and fFom nid
mouth Of the tan fses. tsepcs q % "
= :sc 10 sc'ss +. .essss nsi = TS X. wgsc' os @
vim sazd me 70 The bsginnins. eonssisipg
e TEaRs n 2: q; 8 ssf 70. sS.s s: s::
much more - The purehan9 De1 sitet "
pay, and The baiencs q the Yusehasf nsor-
Fsetiyeiy, Siff inferesf, in ax and twelve
Iaoutsa fIom the dzy ofnie, thS dsse1ed
payments 70 b. serufed by deed ftrua up.
on the property o. ~ atksfsessy psnsoasi
80 J. HAHsoN GOOD, Trustee
no. fzY Cl5sYsns asea
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The RituaIistIc Controversy.


EIitors of Register:
The unp!easantness now existing in
the Episcopal church 10 this city is
developing an amount OF theological
Inquiry that cannot fail in the end Of
being beneficial TO the community at
large.
Taking advantage OF this state OF az
fairs we are led TO ask for information
upon one or two points which hereto-
fore we have not been able to reconcile.
What has Rev. Mr.. Lataue done, or
written or said that it should be thought
y cessary for him to withdraw from the
miniatry OF the Episcopal church :?
Will the house OF Bishops now tolerat-
ing such departures from both the spirit
and the letter OF the Book OF Common
Prayer as lie exhibited in Ritualistic and
Romish practices now prevalent in the
East (see Father Hobbies letter in this
mornings Mtslligeneer) not pass BY the
very few and inconparsbly less signifi.
cant changes asked for By Rev. Mr..
Latane?
Are DR.. Ever and St, Albaps to be
recognized as within the pale OF the
church aud DR.. Cheney and Rev. Mr..
Latane to be ostracized ?
We further would like to know
whether or not the ritual OF the ouly
apostolic church is at all capable Of
change or amendment
Claiming to date from the days OF ST.
Peter, has its existence been an un-
broken calm of steady adherence to be-
lies always the same and unalterabIe !?
What was its position in the time OF
the VIII Henry?
Was not tue religious movements OF
that period throwing of abuses and
corruptions practically a Cummirs
movement? WEsLEY.
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ogislTgzY Yo NO QJq
cl.ea.nss, market.

! CrscISxAiI, January 22-Co:ton-
Daliar Is lc. Flour-Doh aud lower
st 81 25S7 40.s wheat-Dpll at 81 As
al $50 Corn--Dsll and lower 1t COO
see oxts--Qaiet and weak at 43050,.
Rze-Eirm q. 92993c. Barley-Frm;
,nring 81 3j; tall l 54. Cofee-In
LifGsmanta 4 and advanced; Rio S0033c
Posk-.Firm ass SIS 50.i Lsrd-Qaiet
and firm; steam secs kettle 9l99t,
Bulk Mea,s-Suoag and active for
speculative demand; shoulders quiet at
6t@6tc; sales OF clear rib at 't97sc
cash; ST seller March; Buyers March
andApril held higher at the clese; sales
Of over Q million pounds Of clear at
S@S3.s Bscon,-Scarce and > firm;
shoulders 7t@7 ics cclesr. rib Si@sic
clear SS@9s Hogs-Quiet and steady;
SIS l0@5 35; packers 5 $50
5 60, receipts 1886; shipments ] .554.
Whisky-Firm at CSC -aEs. .s.sH
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I.oStsyfI1c Market.

BorIsvnLE, Jauusry 23.-COllon--
Qaiei; mi5dlings ljic, fiour-Quiet
and unchasel. Whsat-Qiiet and
unchanged. Corn-Quiet st 67@T0c.
Oats-DulI and lower at 5l@5ic. Hay
-Firrner At tl9 90 on cars Provis-
ions--Quist and drmer. Mess pork
SIS 2j9l5 So. bulk shoulders 6ic;
clear rib sides I IS; cleir sides : 20.
Bacon, shoulders 7lc, clear rib sides
SIC; clear sides &c; sugar cured hams
l2l@l2l. Lari-Tierces SIC; kegs
lOii prime s.. Lou. new 20. WHISKY
-Quiet at 95Ic,
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Hanged for Murder.

San FRANCISCO, Jasuary 23.-Mar-
shall Martin was hanged to-day a.
Martiney for the murder OF V. E
r. Cherlear. 1t is said the murdered
mans wife instigated the murder. She
is now in an insane asylum. Martin
made full confession OF his part 10 the
crime. When the drop fell his head
was entirely severed iIom the body,
which fell llieless to the ground.
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TEE editor Of the Noundssills ya-
l;onal n addicted 10 tue use OF some vary
strong language. At times The ediiofs
wrath exceeds his Judgment, sod when
this comes TO pas some esidences OF
fearful recklessness are Get forth. When
the National asserts that @Aoandsyille
is Sc dead a. h-I"v We know that il
xau.s to eoavey the idea thst ioufna-
lam near The Stone house" isat Iges-
ept rather discoarsgipg. The 6guIe of
lpeech induigsd in, although vsrJ com.
moa II far frou being correct u the
editor lives 10 get 70 thsf pisce. tbe con-
dition Of which he Hkens INTO Houndss
vile, be viii fnd things tsr more live.
", perhaps, than he stpresest 10 viii
ling to ceucede. For further inforua-
tios the Natkionalmsa 10 referred to
Harry Gill. President OF, . ceytsin
railrosd.-Ritsiik Gasstt<. %,
.-.."-H n - a7-@1s-r - - - Il -
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CHICAGO.
The DefAulting Treasurer.

The DefAnIt1nE ErfusuFtEs
CHICAGO January 23.-David A.
Gage, e1-City Treasurer, appeared be-
fore the Criminal Court to answer to
The indictment Of perjury and frapd
recently found agaiDst him 10 connec'
t;ou with the de'alcation in bis office.
Mr.. Sweet, counsel for Gage, ssked for
a further postponement Of Ithe csse on
the ground that preparation for the
defense was not yet completed, and also
offered q motion to quash the indlct"
ment on the ground that there 10 no law
to punish Gage under them. A post
ponemeut was granted until Friday De1t
the Both inst. ... ... -
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Toicdo Mssket.

ToLEDc. January 23.-Flour-Quist
aud unchanged. Wbeat--Ia iair de-
mand and firm; No. 2 white Wabash
81 50; No. ; do. ] 47@l As; amber
Michigan AZ; February ! ~;
March | j3,; No. fwliite Michigan
] 53t; No. 2 red "a coru-Dull
and lower; high mixed eash and Feb
ruary Co.; new 63ic; February 63,c;
low mixed new G2: no grade new GOlc.
and nominal. Hogs-At
6 35. Clorerseed--At 5 20 mammoth
535 ...... ...H ..r.a
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PaiIsdeIphta Market.

! PHILADELPHIA, January 23.-Flour -
Quiet, weak asd unchanged. Wheat
Very weak: red I'll GOAL 65; amber
J. 78fgl 81; white So. Rys-9Gc.
Corr-Ia good demand; old .carct; usw
dull at SO@S3c. 0an-Dull; State
and western 57960c. Petroleum
Advancing 'rudepcy; refined l3Ir;
crude I0ic. Whisky--Scsrce at VI vi
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'rhirlad.,phi. WOOL M.rk.t.

PHiLApRLrnA, January 23.-Wool
Strong with improved. demand aOd
sosree 0Sio. Pennsylvania and west
Virginia double extra and above SOLO
5Sc; extra 55G57; medium 55@57c
coarse 50G sc. New York. Michigan.
Iudiana and Wes,ern fne, 50S53c;
rsedium 53@55S coarse j0952e comb
ing washed 62it Csc oombipg uuwa.h.
ed 42I@4jc, Canada combiDg 63@65c;
tiue unwashed 35ta37o; coarse and
medium washed 36S3Sc; tub washed
54(S57Ic9 extra aud meriuo pulled ~
@50c; No. | ard snPtrfne RULED A.
~ Snc
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WARRINGTON Jan. "a, A. NJ
PROBABILITIES.
For New England and Middle Statea,
clear or clearing weather and lower
tenn perature will prevail, with fresh to
brisk northwesterly winds and rising
barometer. For the Lake Region and
thence southwark to the Ohio Valley.
continued high barometer and clear or
fair weather, with fresh to brisk north
westerly 10 variable winds. For the
Southern States. clear to clearing
weather, with lower temperature, ris-
ing barometer and northerly to westerly
winda. For the Northwest, decidedly
cold and partially cloudy weather, con-
tinued high barometer and southwest
erly to northwesterIy winds.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Declines the Nomfnssfon.i

PHILADELPHIA, January 23.-The
Evening Telegraph states that Captain
James s. Biddle has written declining
the nomination for Mayor by the
Democratic Convention. ~. :.
A convention OF the Iron and Steel
Association Of the United States Ia call,
ed to meet here February 9th. -
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LOUISIANA.

Meet,ps OF RepublIcan eemmittee.
Nxw ORLEANS, January 23-The
Republican State Central Committee is
now in sessiou in the Senate Chamber,
with q full ATTENDANCE from oil parts Of
the State. Resolutions were unani'
mously adopted protesting sgsinst q
new election as it is likely 10 cost the
lives of,hundreds Of colored men in Oil
psr.s Of the State. and especially in the
Red River parishes. -
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LOUISVILLE.
Heavy Suit fer Taxes.

Heavy Buft lot Ia1es.
Lou1svrILr, January 23.-Suit was
brought BY the city in tie Cbancery
Court yesterday. assipst the Louisville
and Portland Canal Company, Tor one
HUNDRED and fifteen thousand dollars OF
unpaid tsxea The canal company re-
sis.s the payment claiming th.t the
canal 10 the properly Of the. United
States Government. $50
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s.u York Dry Goods nar1.,.

NEW YoRK, sJsnaary 23.-Basi5e,s
seosslly quiet to-day With agents ssd
jobbers market fair. Cotton goods
s,sady and strong; Carleton thir.ings.
stripes, held at oic Lancaster eambrics
opened q, 1916 ssd osientsi percsiis a:
10c- Coltonades 10 tsir reques,
worstsi eoatings And Csc cassineres
improyipz. .E's4 rs.N
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-24
INDIANAPOLIS.


indianapolis, January 23.-The pre-
limipsry trial OF John E. Cremin for
shooting Col. T. y. Stillwell. was con-
cluded at Anderson, Indiana, this morn.
ing by the acquittal Of Mr.. Cremin.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-24
81. LOUIS.
Robbery.

Sr. Louis, January 23.-Henry Elm
steiu, OF Cincinnati, was badly beaten
and robbed Of $500 early yesterday
morning on the S.. Louis and Indiana
polls train b. tLree "three-card monte
gamblers" Mr. Eins.ein intended to
s,op at Anna. H., but came through to
St. Louis. Detectives here believe that
the gamblers are Joseph Hawk, Ell.
Frazer and q man named Conway.