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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and stock
Market

NEW YORK, October 23.-MoNEY-
3CGSl per cent; prime mercantile paper B
6Gss pea cent for short and ca per cnnt
for long dates. Sterling dul! and lower
at 4s43 for sixty days and 4SS!ChiSSl for
sight. Customs receipts $3Sl, 900. Treas
urer disbursements $4,000. Dry goods
imports for the week $l,272,l70.
GoLD-Opcncd and closed at llO!,
with sales at 1lO. Borrowing rates fat
and 3 per cent Clearings $2O,O00O00.
STATE BoSDs-Quict and nominal.
RAILROAD BONDs-Unchanged, except
Toledo * Wabash convertible, which were
! per cent lower.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEw YORK, October 23.-There was Il
slow package movement 70 day, and but
little animation in the jobbing brsnche.
Cotton goods in steady hut moderate de.
mand at unchanged price,. Fancy and
Side Band Prints in steAdy rcque-t and
firm in first hands, but irregular with
jobbers. Tycoon Reps selling freely Al
2I!c Woolen good for men wear dull
Blankets continue active.
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Philadelphia Wool Market

PHILADELPHIA, October 2O.---NO"I
Dull; ohio, Pennsylvania md
Wet Virginia doubl" extra and ab"y" D,
IN Sic; extra 5iIa 5jc; medium G5fo BE;
coarsc JOc; New York, Michigan,
Indiana and Western fine 4GCl,jOc; ms.
dunn 53Ca jic; coarse isCa. jOc; combIug
washed GOA Gjc; comhlng unwash"d T.!
n sc; tub washed J5IoGOc; cItn awl
merino pulled 42(o,45c; No. and super
fine pulled 4jtaJ0c.
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TIE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WASHINGTON October -, Sr.M
PROBA RILITIES.

For the Northwest and Upper Lakc>
and thence to Missouri and Kentucky.
falling barometer, southcrly to southwest
winds, warm, cloudy weather and occa-
,ional rain, except in the Northwest.
For the Lower Lakes and theme" t" West
Virginia, falling barometer, southcnst"rIy
winds, warmer. cloudy wcatrr, and "crn-
sional rain. For Tennessee, falling bar
omctcr, southcrly winds, rising tcmpcra-
turc, cloudy weather and occasional rain.
For the Middle States, slowly falling bar
omctcr, northeast to southeast winds, and
warmer and partly cloudy weather, with
possibly rain in Virginia.
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PIttsburgh Market.

PITTsBUEGH, October 2%.-Nheat-
Quiet and prices unchanged Corn
New ear GOA &c; old sheIled s3ia Sc.
PetroIeum-Crude quiet at s733Ga zoe at
Parkers; refined lltc for Philadelphia
delivery. Pig Iron-Quiet; bitumin0us
grey forge s25OOtG 20 90; No. foundry
s27 20; No. 2 $50 80.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, October 23.-FlOur-
Dull and unchanged. Wheat-Weak; ;
No. ] amber western u 23Gl -. Corn
Dull at SirGs9c. Oat.-Steady and
unchanged. Rye and Hay-Unchanged.
Pork-$22 co. BacOn-ShOulders slasic;
clear rib sides I2I@l2ic. Lard-Re-
tined l4iGl5c. Butter, Coffee and Pc
trolem-Cnchanged. Whisky-DuII at
81 O2(d,l 03.
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Toledo Market,

TOLEDO, October 23.-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wbest-Dull; No.
white Wabash 81 i6!Cal Il; No. white
Michigan 81 II; extra do sll8; No. ]
red 81 O9!. Corn-Dull and declined;
high mixed 77ci new 7jc; seller October
7lci seller November s5c; low mixed 75!c;
Michigan 75c. Oats-Dull and nominal
No. JO!c; No. 2 49lc; seller Novem-
Der SOC: Michipan 4gic.
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Ocean Steamers.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 2@.-The
steamship Arizona from Panama: The
Pacific Mail steamer Grenada sailed Tor
Panama to-day.
New YORK, October 25.-Arrived-
Steamers Cuba, Liverpool; Bolivia, Glas-
gov; Helvetia, London.
New YORK, October 24.-Arrivcd-
Steamers Pembroke, from Cardiff; India,
from the Mediterranean sea.
LONDON, October 24-Arrived-
Steamers Russia and Wisconsin, from
New York, and Samaria from Boston.
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imbelicity, fraud, corruption, wind and
horses to drag down their proud nation
to the basis of petty South American
republic. 1t is but necessary to note the
so-called republic of Bolivia and charac-
ter ofrulers. See prototypes in 7. ;.
Grant. Ion.
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Nina Sahib's Capture Confirmed.

LONDON. October 2$.-The Indian
office received dispatch confirming the
reported capture of Nina Sahib. lie
will be tried Immediately ut the place
where he was captured.
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4 Series Injuries.
Police Take Possession of the Regis
trati0n Board.

New ORLEAS, October 23.-Attorney-
General Fields opinion on the Second
district court naturalizing question will
not be- given until Monday. The police
authorities took possession ofthc rcgistra-
tion books tonight. They were deposited
in the State House. Registration in the
city. whites, 2S,S7S; colorcd, Il, ,43l; white
majority in the city, ll,447; country
parishes 80. give whites 2S,77S, colorcd
.i2.&gS. Total registered rs far rs heard
from: whites 1856, colorcd 1879; net
colorcd majority l73, There are TWEEN
ty-four parishes to hear from. som" Of
the returns given in the above are incom-
plrtr
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FROM reports this morning, we learn
.b,, the imperial forces are still scouting
,h. province of Louisiana, and arresting
indrscriminstely, all subjects who con-
TIME rash enough to be determined to
v,te contrary to the mandates from
Washington. But even the bayonet
.-r,ns to be powerless to force those fool
IN maIconteuts into saying they are will
linz to be- longer robbed.
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SPORTING NEWS.
MARYLAND Jockey Club Races.

BALTIMORE. October 2i.-The first
race to-day at the meeting Of the Mary
land Jockey Club. was for the Brecken-
ridge stake. for 3 year old., miles; the
starters were Brigand. Nandalite and
Hoo-ier; Vnndalite Wa the fsyOrite and
won ~ he liked Time 3:Zj.
The second race was handicap, one
mile and quarter, Wa won By Radi.
Audubon ~, Pose Bud %. Time 2:l1l.
The third race was for the Bowie
-takr-. for all ages. four mile heats. was
won bv Jack Frost, Bessie Lee I'd, Whis-
per di,tanced in the first heat, and Plea
10 and Silent Friend. distanced in the
second heat; Preakne-s was the favorite
but did not start; Bessie Lee won the
fir-t heat. Time 7:33. I'll. S:ll.
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FROM our reports this morning the
,r.hsbili,ies are that the weather to-day
,iu be- cloudy, with southeast winds
and occasional rain.
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If Gcnufic NiOns. DC. Exist the
Minister shall be Tried.

Second. If after investigation it shall
appear to the Bishop and..Standing Com
mittce that the sermons or doubtful
doctrines in fact have been set forth or
Svmbalized by ceremonies or practices
not ordained or authorized a. aforesaid,
it shall he the duty Of the Bishop by in
Strumcnt Of writing under mis- hand, 10
admonish the minister of the parish 10
discontinue such practices or cerr-
monies. and if the minister
shall disregard such admunition
it shall be the duty of the standing COM
mittec to cause him to be tried for Il
breach of his ordination VOW, providing
that nothing herein contained shall pre-
vent preSentment for trial and punish
meut of any minister under the provision
uf section l, of Canon 2, title ? of the
digest.
Third. In All investigations under the
provision Of this canon, the minister
whose acts or practices are subject mat
Ter of investigation shall be notified and
have an opportunity to be heard in his
defense of the charges preferred. and the
findings of the Bishops and standing
committees shall be in writing. and n
record shall be kept of the proceedings
in the case.
Bv order OF the Committee.
LSigned.l W. c. MEADE.
Chairman
Mr.. Burgwin then moved that the re-
port be printed for the use of the men,
hars and that its consideration ha made
the special order of the day for Monday
next. Adopted,
Proceedings Against Offending Cler-
gymen.
The same committee recommended the
adoption of the following resolutions:
RcsoIred, The House of Bishops con-
curing, that the section Of canon 3. title
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Louisville Jockey Club.

LOrISvILLE. October pa meeting
was held by tn" Director. Of the Louis
Vile Jockey Club. and VI. Levi. Clark,
J-.. was elected President. The grounds
If thu club. near this city, have been
nearly completed, and everything will be
III rendines. for opening meeting mex.
.pingr. ! number Of gentlemen repre-
.rnting southern and western running
courses. were in the city to-day confer
ring with the officers Of the Jockey Club
for arranging the dates Of their respec-
tive meetings next spring. 1t is the in
tenti"n Of the club I" have it. first meet
ing one Of the most brilliant Of its kind
ever held in this section. One of the
feature. will be the Kentucky derby test
Of the best three year Olds in the coun-
try.
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7 TCCcSS WIS lHCII IAhCI.
Resolution OH the Ritual Offered.

After the recess Mr.. Burgwin. of Pitts
burgh, presented report from the Com
mittce on Canons, on the subject of IL
Ritual, and unanimously recommending
the adoption of the following:
RcsoLred, The House of Bishops con-
curing, that the following additional
section be added to Canon 20, Title |:
First. If any Bishop have reason to
believe, or if complaint be made to him
in writing by two or more of his Presby-
tiers that the ceremonies and practices
during the celebration of the holy com
munion, are not ordained or authorized
in the back of the Common Prayer and
setting forth any symbalizing erroneous
or doubtful doctrines, have been intro
duccd into Il parish within his juriSdic-
ton, and Ms examples the following are
declared to be considered aS such: A
the use of incense. B-thc placing or
carving or retaining the cruCitiX in any
part of place of public worship. C
the elevation of the elements in the holy
communion in such manner as to- cX-
pose them to the view of the people rs
objects toward which alteration is to be
made. D-any act of alteration Of or
towards the elements OF holy commu-
nion, such us bowings, prostrations and
genuhexions and all such like acts not
authorized or allowed by the rubric, Of
the book of common prayer, and it shall
be the duty Of such Bishop to summon
the Standing committee as his counsel of
advice and with them to investigatc the
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Commodore William Inman died in
Philadelphia yesterday, He entered the
navy in 1872, and at the time of MS
death was at the head of the Commodores
on the retired list.
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affecting &e9ister.

Gold c.,sed in New York yesterday
y. ll0..
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Cincinnati and sandusky Railroad

SANDUsKY, October 23-At meeting
of the stockholders of the Cincinnati and
Sandusky and Cleveland Railroad Com
panies, held in this city on the 2lst inst,
the following gentlemen were elected
directors: j. S. Farlow, T. ID. Earns
worth and John Atkinson, Of Boston;
John G. Deshler, of Columbus; and CD.
Anderson, of Sandusky. The following
hold over: NJ. w. Pierce, of Boston;
P. w. Wiltshire, of Cincinnati; j. H.
Thomas, Springfield; j. d. Chamberlin,
of Ssndusky. At meeting Of the Board
of Directors, the following officers were
elected: j. S. Farlow, Presidents VIM.
Wiltshire, Vice President, and j. d.
Moore, Secretary and Treasurer. The
election ut Columbus on the 22d was for
directors and officers of the Colambus,
Springfield i Cincinnati Railroad Com
pany.
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Comparative Cotton S,atement.a

NEW YORK, October 23.-Net receipts
in AL United States ports, lS2,4S6 bales
last wear, l03, 800; total TO date; j,00+, ,t3l :;
last year, 375,475. Exports for the week,
45.83S: last year, 2+.l65; total to date,
1902; last year, lO3,223. Stock in all
United States ports, 33S,l5i; last year,
22l .G5G. Stock in all interior towns, j3,-
100: last wear, 4S,SG3. Stock at Liver
pool, 62l. 900; last year, $4,000 Stock
afloat for Great Britain, $1,000; last year,
$1,000.
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An Explosion Occurred i'm the Office

again suggested to Harrington that they
should 90 in and arrest the burg lars; but
Harrington still objected. About half an
hour after the explosion two parties came
out. one going down Four and Il Half
street and the other holding II bundle
started towards Fifth street. Richards
said. I'VE followed him through several
streets to the house Of Columbus Alex
ander. arrested the man and took from
him the bundle. All otuS went to police
hcadduartcrS. Harrington was quite
sick after our arrival there. and went
into the street and vomitcd freely. Dur
ing the whole of the time OF the burglary
| saw nothing that wodld lead mr /"
suppose that burglars were trying TO con-
rcai themselves or wished to do 80. While
we were watching the office, some
one came across from ID street.
and when on the pavement,
directly opposite the office stopped and
shuttlcd his feet quite vigorously, whether
a. Il signal or not could not determine.
In the bundle were some account books.
spoons, &c.
The court adjourned.
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A Cold BIOOded Murderer ~ an L. =.
Detective.

MOBILE, October 23.-DurA% the
trial of Colonel Wetmorc, one of the
Sumter county prisoners, b"tJrr I. :.
Commissioner Gillette, Hester, II |. :.
Detective, the chief prosecutor and Wit
ness for the government, was instantly
recognized by Captain Raphael S"mmrs,
who was present at the trial, a. one Of the
crew of the steamer Sumter. Hester WAS
called forward and at once confirmed the
Captain recognition by offering his hand.
Hester was appointed master mate by
the Captain ut Gibraltar. While mid
shlpman he was temporarily in charge Of
the steamer Captain Scmmcs stated
that Hester shot and killed messmatc
who was lying in his bunk, it was sup
posed asleep and subsequently escaped.
In the trial to-day the point was drv"l-
opcd that the subpmnas for witnesses
were issued by Commissioner Gillette Of
Mobile, September 3Oth, two week, before
the otiense is alleged to have been com
mittcd
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The Phoenix Woolen mills Of Seneca
Falls. was burned Yesterday morning.
Loss $4,000; partially insured.
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Death OF Ex-Governor Flanagan OF
ArkanSaS.

LITTLE Rock, October 26.-E1-Goy-
ernor Flanagan died AZ his home in
Arkadelphia this morning. He was
Governor of this State during the war
and one of the most prominent members
of the Constitutional Convention. The
Convention to-day passed appropriate
resolutions on his death and the State
House flag IS st half mast.
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The Government IIesItates Before
Committing Further Outrages.

New ORLEANS, October 23.--Thc war
rants which were prepared yesterday, tor
the arrest of the merchants who signed
the labor pledge, were not served to-day,
and the whole matter is in a muddlc.
The United States authorities are very
reticrnt, and it is impossible t" obtain
any satisfactory information as 10 their
purpose 1t is rumored that General
Merrill now declares he does not intend
To make general arrest, but only make
examples of the most prominent Sign'TS.
Another rumor is in circulation to the
effect that Deputy United States
Marshqls Heating and White have
resigned, leaving the Commissioner
without an officer to serve the warrants
4 letter from Conshatta states that no
arrests have been made there since Sun
L.
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Henry CIews & 60. Closed Up.

New YORK. October 23.-Thc doors
Of Henry ClewS ~ Co.'S banking house
are closed, the office and effects being in
the hands of the sheriff. It's stated that
the difficulty between the firm and its
creditors will shortly be arranged. Gus
TONERS calling to-day were told to call to-
morrow. The motion to vacatc the or
der by which. the sheriff retains posses
sion was denied.
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China and Japan Scparat" Mission
ary Districts.

\ message from the House Of Bishops
Informed the House of Deputies that it
had constituted Japan Il separate mis-
sionary district.and had appointed Chaun-
ccv VI. Williams with the title of Mis-
sionary Bishop of Jcddo; and had also
constituted China II separate missionary
district, dcsignatingaS Missionary Bishop
thereof VIM. Ii. Orrick, rector of Christ
Church Cathedral, Reading Pa. under
the title Of Missionary Bishop Of
Shanghai.
After transacting some routine busi-
ness the Convention adjourned.
There has been quite a reaction in
favor of DR.. Seymour, and there will be
a demonstration in his favor Saturday.
The report of DR.. Hall on the hymnaI,
was favorably received. 1t proposes
only IA few slight changes.
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Citizens Meeting.

PITTSBURGH, October PA special
to the Ga-ctte from Parkers Landing.
Pennsylvania. says an adjourned meeting
ofthe citizens of the oil region who are
dissatisfied with the recent advance in
railroad frcight, Wa. held there to-day.
The reports of the various committees
were read and adopted. the most import
of which was that of the committee ap-
pointed to interview thr officers Of the
different trunk lines, to see what modi!i-
cations could BE- made. Tho officers Of
all the roads utterly ignored their over
lures, upon which the committc" sought
legal advice. EmineSt attorneys say the
power ot proceeding i, with the Attorney
General of the State. An application t.
that officer has not Yet been answered.
The Finance Committee reported abund-
ant means would be forthcoming IA soon
a. definite action was ugreed upon.
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An Editor Arrested and 100 More Cit.
liens Doomed.

A gentleman from NatchitOehcz states
that Mr.. Cogrove, editor of the Match
itochcs I'inGicatOy, was arrested at that
place on Wednesday by the U. 5, Mar
ShaI, and taken tos camp ofthc military.
Our informant states that Mr.. CoSgrovc'S
friends are not allowed to communicate
with him by the Marshal. who says that
he has warrants for the arrest of one
hundred others in that parish. The cav.
airy which left here day before yesterday,
are now quartcred at Winden, Webster
parish, but as yet have made
no arrests. The company which
has been at ConShatta and
Natchtoches created considerable alarm
in Desoto parish and attempted to make
several arrests but the parties they were
after had been advised of their approach
and n far rs heard from effected their
escape to the woods. Passengers from
the East report the cavalry detachment
accompanied by the United States Mar
>hals. operating in Lincoln and Union
parishes, but their intentions have not
been ascertained.
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DissatisfactiOn Among Radical Fac
tions in south Carolina.

CHARLESTON, October 23.-Much dis
satisfaction has prevailed for weeks past
among the Independent Republicans,
owing to the fact that the boards of cleo
tion commissioners throughout the State,
were composed exclusively of members
of the Chamberlain party, and c"n>e-
Quent fears that the vote for Greene, In
dependent Republican candidate. might
not be fairly counted and declared. Gov
rrnor Moses has therefore issued Il proc
lamation changing the Commissioners in
every county, So that each board shall be
composed of one regular Republican, one
independent Republican, and one Con
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News Items.

ST. PAUL, October PA special to-
night saws the town of Morchcad, stu
atcd at the Red river crossing Of tn"
Union Pacific Railroad. is in imminent
danger from the prairie fires near by.
All attempts to check the fire prove fru-
tile, rs the wind is too high
A barge containing 4,50O bushels Of
wheat sunk to-day in the Mississippi river
above Winona. The wheat belonged t.
Brooks Bros, of Minnuska. No iusur-
ance.
In the Lepine trial to-day, ot Fort
Garry, Bishop Fachc. produced tn" often
asserted. but as frequently denied agree
meet. signed by Governor McTanish, be-
tween the Hudson Bay Company and
the provisional government, for the loan
Of 800 pounds sterling. and stores amount
ing to 1000 pounds sterling. Tn" com
pany was 70 restore its currency. The
agreement was signed by McTani-h and
Riel. and witnessed by o Donohuc and
Bum. Some excitement was produced
in consc0ucncc of thi, disclosure.
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German and English Evangelical
Lutheran SYNOD.

CINCINNATI, October 23.-About two
hundred and fifty delegates, two-thirds of
them ministers, were present at the
German and English Evangelical Luth-
eran Synod Of Ohio and the adjoining
States to-day. The whole day and even
ing WAS spent in the discussion of the
10th thesis, in regard to pulpit fellowship,
or the interchange of pulpits with other
denominations. The current sentiment
is strongly opposed to such interchange.
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Chicago Water, supply.

CHICAGO, October 23.-The COmmlS.
sloncrs of the Board of Public Works
returned this morning from st. Louis
where they spent few days examining
the water system and the pumping cn-
gincs of that city. Prior to visiting St.
Louis they went on similar mission to
New York. Brooklyn, Buffalo, Bellevillc,
\. j.. Newark, \. j., and milwaukee,,
Wisconsin. Upon their return this
morning, and after ascertaining all that
was possible concerning the experience
of other cities, tho Board award
cd the contract for new com
pound pumping engines for tn"
new West Side water works to the Quint-
ard Iron Works, of New York, for $2i3,-
800. The new engines are guaranteed
to pump thirty million gallons to an ele-
walton Of lj5 feet, every tw"nty-t"ur
hours The new water works will be
erected in the west side of the city, at tn"
terminus of the land extension of tn" new
lake tunnel, which Is seven feet IN
diameter. The new lake tunnel and Its
land extension are now completed. and
the Board are confident that when tn"
new water works are III operation, tn"
water supply of Chicago will SurpaSS that
of anv other city on the continent. Ih"
Board are now laying large water pipes
from II to "A inches in diameter through
the burned and lumber districts of the
city, and will spend halt a million dollars
in laying water pipes during the present