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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-10
NEW YORK.
The Case Of Norton.

NEW YORK, February 9.-An effort
is said to be making to induce the
authorities to abandon the prosecution
Of Michael Norton, the fugitive e1.
Court House Commissioner, on condi-
ton that he make afidavis that may
serve in pending and prospective suits.
Norton fed to Canada on the convlc-
ton OF Genet, and 10 represented now
the only one OF the number OF the
former ring workers in hurry to turn
iniormer should the act be adyan'
tageous to themselves,
Fire.
A fire this morning in No. 37l
Broadway, occupied by C B. Rauss,
dry goods auctioneer, and A. Furdman
importer OF lace and fne white goods
caused loss estimated at sl0O. .OOO.
Jerome Park Races.
General regret is expressed that the
famous horse Tom Bowling will not
run 3. the ensuing spring meeting o'
the Jerome Park Association, Mr.. Nc
Grath refusing to allow any extra
weight being placed on the horse ss a
penalty for his victory. McGrath is
represented as willing to run Tom Bow
ling on his merits against any horse 10
the country. but will not consent to
have the animal puaished for bis suc-
cess.
The Ten,h National Eank.
President Palmer, OF the Tenth Ma
tioual Bank Gays he is prepared to de-
ny the attempts made through Ex-
Courthouse Commissioner Norton, by
means OF his affidavit, to show collusion
on the part OF the bank with the late
ring. Palmer Gays he had no person
al transactions with Norton, notwith-
standing the statements Of the latter,
who Palmer says has not only a coofus.
ed remembrance OF dates bu. disregard
OF facts. The Whereabouts OF Norton
are not made known, but the belief ia
the Comptroller can produce him wher
necessary. and now holds him 10 re-
serve until the answer to his affidavit il
made public
where He Is.
Hamilton, the deiaultlng Treasurer
Of Jeriey City, ia at Corpus Chrlstl
Texas.
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A CORRESPONDENT presents this morn.
ing an interesting article in relation to
the proposed Centennial Exposition at
Philadelphia and the part West Viz
gjnia products and Wheeling manu-
fac,ures ought to have in the display
The mode OF classification adopted by
the Directors of the exposition is exs
planned and an enumeration made o.
some of the departments in which this
State can and should make very
creditsble appearance. No better adver
tisement OF the immense natural wealth
OF our territory or Of the .xcelleacy o.
our manufactures could be had than
this exposition will afford, aud We trust
tha, the advantages thus afforded will
be eagerly embraced by cur public
authorities and private citiz.ns.
We are not fully advised as to whai
action was had by the legislature this
winter IN relation to this matter. What
ever it was need not interfere with the
immediate beginning OF local prepera'
tons throughout the State, and
we therefore suggest that at the meet'
ing OF the city councils tonight some-
thing be done in reference to Wheel
ing's representation in the Centennial
EXPOSITION. A committee might be
appointed 10 confer with our manafac.
turers and others who will probably
desire to exhibit the products
OF their skill. and secure. as
speedily a. possible. the nscessa'
~ space in the contemplated
building. Individual exhibitors canno
command as much influence or secure
their rights az we'll "a can be accomp
lish.d by concerted and organized
action. Let the city OF Wheeling make
a move for the representation Of bel
own industries in the Exposition, anc
tn. organization here effected will star
others 10 various parts Of the State.
There is no time to be lost in com
meuci,g preparation for the display
notwithstanding the actual exhibition
will not be bad until 1876.
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BY TELEG R APh.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
By the Western Union Line, office North.
west corner OF Main and l2th streets.
WASHIN TON.
WASHINGTON, February Q.
Compensation OF Postmaster.

The bill introduced in the House in
relation to the compensation Of post
masters, fixes the following rates: New
York, $4,000; Chicago, St Louis,
Philadelphia and Boston, 5000 each,
Cincinnati, Brooklyn and Baltimore,
5000; provided such salaries be paid
from moneys received from stamps
and other sources in excess OF expendi.
tures allowed for rent. clerk hire and
other necessities.
The Congregational Library.
Senator Allison will, It the next
meeting OF the Joint Committee on
Library offer resolution directing the
Congressional library to be kept open
on Sunday.
The LynchburG DsfaIcatIon.
Official reports to the commissioner
OF internal revenue from the collector
aud special agent at Lypehburg says
that the actual amount OF the deialca-
ton in the internal revenue office there
i, only $500. The government will
suffer no loss whatever.
The Darien Canal.
The United States steamer Gettys-
burg has been designated by the Secrs-
tary OF the Navy to take an expedition
to inspect the iute-oceanic canal routes
across Darien and Nicaragua.
Proposed Rates OF Postage.
A bill Of Mr.. Dawes offered to the
Postoffice Committee proposes that on
all mail matter OF first class, including
local or dropped letters and postal
csrds, postage shall be charged at the
rate of two cents for each half ounce
or fraction thereof. provided, however
that no stamped envelopes shall be
hereafter issued.
| Confirmation.
The Senate confirmed Daniel Will
son as postmaster at Grafton. West
Virginia.
The House Committee on Foreign
Affairs again discussed to-day Mr..
Or,h's bill tooking to the reorganlzs-
lion Of the State Department. The
Committee instructed their chairman to
direct Secretary Fish TO communicate to
them the Increased appropriation
for salaries which would be required
under the provisions OF the pew bull.
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Nen York Live stock Mnrk,,.

NEW YORK. February 9.-BeeVes--
Fresh offerings 555, making go this
weak sgainst 7,ll0 last week; market
opened moderatelyIsctive aud shade
easier; prices closed dLll With a number
OF car loads unso'j. The latest trans
actors we're at a decline Of lc; poor
estto best native steers ranged at Si9
l3S comuon 70 good Te1sns s9l0iS
fall bulls 4t9jIc, live weight. Live
stock freights have been reduced from
sl2 % per car from Chicago for beeves
TO 81 90. Sheep-Arrivsls Yesterday
and to-day 1900 head, making 28.l0O
for the week sgainst 1900 lat week;
the demand was for fair fat sheep and
very fne lots sold at good figures, but
generally the market was weaker and
prices fell of about tc; the range was
66Slc. Swine-Receip:s for two days
II 800 total for the week a, 100 sgains;
%. $50 Last week; market dull AID
weak at 696lG alive 79sS city dr.ss.
ed 7T7ic.
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The Nations Slow ReeOmpense TO n
Heroic ArSonant Of '4o-A True
Romance before the House OF Rep
reacnIatIHef.

In l849, when 20 many adventurous
spirits took up the cry OF Westward,
Ho !" party o! seventy, comprising
men, woman and children, followed the
star Of our empire and faced the dan
g.rs OF the overland route. When
near the end OF their journey, and the
golden shores OF the Pacific seemed al
most beneath the tread OF their wesry
feet, they were oyertaken by one oi
those terrible snow storms which two
winters ago blocked the way Of the iron
horse on the Union Pacific, and they
were compelled to bivousc in the viii
derpess. Intrenched in snow drifts,
which formed q rampant around them,
more terrible and secure than the gran
tie bank OF fortress or bastile, days aud
nights were spent in this position until
their supplies were all consumed
and not even q hoFse
remained TO sppesse tie cTy oI
hunger. Starvation stared them in the
face. and death IN its most frightiui
form seemed inevitable. Nothing re-
msined for them TO eat save one oI
themselves, and this was finally reso.y-
ed upon. Accordingly the larges. sud
stoutest OF the men was selected as the
trs. victim, and he was seized snd
and bound TO tree and tine given him
TO prepare for death. Ia the mtaa-
time the people OF California, hea!in2
OF the misfortune which be.el the eI-
pedition, endeavo!ed to Eave them. The
MILITARY Governor sent accompany o.
United States troops to their relief, bl'
they failed TO find them, and, ssTe the
Captain and Lieutenant, all pe:Ished 10
the attempt, and the Captain subse-
cusutIy died from the hardship he had
endured Then the Governor callei
fo- volunteers and promised a reward tc
those who sho1.d be successful. Thirty.
siI volunteered. but ere the journey
vaa well undertaken. al but one dechn-
ed 10 20. This Eas Ir. Pistri, a Cit
izen OF Illinois, who vas successfully
s0gszed in minicg. Taking tEo Spanish
half-treeds, with cattle ard provisions
be sas on. OF his almost hopeless ex.
psdittion. aad alter ebdariEg terribls
hsrdships, heaven au5 h's own irdo-
mitabie plack eroSsed his efforts vita
success, and be reached he camp II
tine TO save the life OF the intsrdec
victim and those OF the entire party
whom be piloted 10 saietJ to their desti'
nation. NJ P!stri Epsnt come 81, ,eG
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MoRroN's prophecies OF bloodshed
TO result from permitting the people ol
Louisiana to govern themselves, find nc
foundation in the history OF the South
ern States where the combined influ'
ence oil the thieves and carpet-bsggeri
have been overthrown. There is no
massacre OF negroes. and no civil tu-
multi or disorder in Virginia, or Geor-
gia, or Texas, or Tennessee; and it il
a significant fact that there are no
KuKlux in States not under Republic
can rule-or rather, under that kind oi
Republican rule which Senator Nor
TON desires to see perpetusted in Leu
isiapa.
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PITTS BeRGH.
The Msyoralty.

PIrr.DUReH, February 7.-EI. Mayor
Mccarthy received the nomination oy
the Republican Convention this morn
ing tor Mayor of Pittsburg b. The
delegates for Gross and KIRK bolted !;
and have called q convention 10 be held
a, four o'clock this afternoon.
SECOND DisPATcH
PlrrsBURoa, February 9.-Phe dele .
Gates who withdrew from the Repuoil-
can Convention this morning met at
the Central Hotel :his evening and
nominated David Kirk lndepeuden'
candidate for Mayor. Considerable e1-
citsmept prevails in political circles
over the split in the party, aud An e1-
citing canvsss is expected
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TAUGHT by sad experience, the people
Of Richmond are naturally afraid OF
insecure buildings and we are not SUR
prised that o Grand Jury has coaT
demned the old City Hall, and the city
officials and the Hastings Court retuse
to occupy it any longer. A similar
foresight might have saved The valua-
bic lives lost by the fall OF q floor in
The Capitol buildings o few years ago.
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New York Market.

New YORK, February 9-Cottou-
Dull; middIIng uplsuds l6c; futures
closed steady; sales OF 2i.9OO bales;
February Is 3-l6@ljtc; March lj IT.
32@l5 9-l6c; April l6 5-32c; May
l6 19-32@l6se; June l6 3l-329l7c,
July II li-32@l7.c. Flour-FIrmly
held; superfine western and State S. 70
66 %; common to good 6 5O96 IS;
good to choice S0@7 00 white wheat
extra 7 OO@7 50; extra Ohio 6 coo
800. Rye flour firmer at a 9O9G O0.
Rye and Barley unchanged. Corn
Steady new western mixed afoat 500
83c new western yellow Sl9SiG
new white western S3G85c; old
and new western mixed SAC; old west
ern mixed ahoat soc. Oats-Quis'.
mixed western 6O962tc; white western
62G63c. Hay-DuIl. CoGee-Dull.
Sugar Firmcr. PetroIeum-Crsde "a
nc; refined lit@ljc. Eggs-Fnm
aud unchanged; Canada West l7lB224.
Pork-Heavy; new mess $l6 l24 spot,
l6 90 March l6 % May and June
Lard-Lower; prime steam 95.l6 spot
and February; 9gc March and April;
9I69sc May; 9ic June. Butter-FIrm;
western 25935c, Chese-Frrm At llG
1flr
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The usually placid citizens OF our
smoky neighber, Pittsburgh, are iu-
dulgipg in rather more than their ac-
customed excitement in regard to a
municipal election now pending. The
position of Mayor OF the city is one OF
almost fabulous profit, the honor OF tue
place, although enormous, being more
easily subject to popular computation
than the vague wealth that is generally
supposed to be showered in unseen tor
rents upon the fortunate Mayor. As
might be supposed there is good des'
Of rivalry and numerous candidates
for the place, aud there Is scarcely a
man in Pittsburgh who does not
feel himself competent for the Mayor
atty in so far IS the perquisites OF the
office are concerned, or who would not
struggle hard to maintain the dignity
OF the position.
Our Democratic friends q few weeks
ago, nominated, with as little difficulty
and as great unanimity as are usual!
I, be found in q minority party, Mr.
JOHN B. GUTHRIE, an old and promi-
peut aud we'll beloved citizen, who, but
for bis Democracy, is universally con =
ceded to be worthy OF election. But IN
the Republican camp there has been
trouble.
We will not attempt TO detail the
niuu.ia OF the s9usbble. Suffice 1t ths'
at the primary elections last Saturday
Mr.. MCCARTNEY, who has been very re-
freshipgly denounced by all the Repub'
lican papers in the city, succeeded 10
electing msjority OF the delegates to
the city convention and was accordingly
nominated Mayor BY the Republican
convention yesterday. A portion o
t1e delegates withdrew. asd, accordiui
to this morning dispatches, have nom
mated q third candidate in the person
oiMr. DAVID KIRK. Several OF tn
newspapers have Insisted during to
past lew days that the city would b
irretrievably disgraced il Doctor A. II
GRoss were not elected Mayor. Q
course these journals cannot consent
support any less candidate, and mua
either be mute or the Doctor must run
As viewed by an outsider the quarre
isa very pretty one as it stauds, Ant
1he chances of the election OF Mayo
Of Pittsburgh who will reflect homo
xpon the place are more than usuail
promising.
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ENGLAND.
The Political Situation.


LONDON, February 9.-The TmsS ad'
vises the Government to resign between
the close OF the elections and the as.
semblipg OF Parliament. Gladstone IS
said 10 be at variance with his Ministry
on the question OF his resignation. The
Premier is represented as wishing the
Ministry to resign Immediately. while
they desire to wait until the
new Parliament has assembled.
Disraeli is stated to have already az
ranged his ministry. The members OF
Parliament thus far chosen number
500; 267 Conservatives aud 2i2 Lber-
ais and Home Rulers. One Home
Ruler has been retured from Cork CO.,
two from Kilkenny county. It's prob.
able that Edmund Cordwell, Secretary
OF State for War, will be raised to the
Peerage.
New Cable Company.
The organization Of a new company
to Iay a light cable from Crest Britain
to Halifax via Azories, is conceded.
Capital 33O.O00 pounds The prospec-
tus says it is the intention OF the COM
psny to convey messages at the rate oil
one shilling per word.
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N,uYork Dry Good. market.

NEW YORK. February 9.-Businsss
rather more active with commission
houses strictly bu, the jobbiug trade re.
maiued dali. Cotton goods in moderate
reqaest and steady prices. Standard
and vide sheetipgs closely cold up.
Prints in good demand from first hand,;
Washington spring prints sellirg free
Iy at I0lr; Csrlettan sbirtings reduced
10 %. Domestic and foreign dress
fabrics improving. Woolens quiet.
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rnIIadeIpliin Mnrkei.

PHILADELPHIA. February 9.-Flour-
Dull, superhnc s. -; western and
Minnesota extra family 7 2j@T IS,
State, Ohio and western I 759S %.
Wbest-Dull; red 81 5s9l 65; amber
! 6j9l Is; white S0,9l S.. Rye
Steady at 96c. Corn-Dull; yellew 20
67Sc. Oals-Unsettlcd; white 59963c.
Petroleum Refined l4L9l5S crrds
l3c. Whisky-Stesdy at 8 0l.
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CHICAGO.
Burned 20 Death.

CHICAGO, February 9-Saturdss
evening last, Frank Godfrey was arrest
ed in Chillacotbe, Illinois, Tor drunke'
ness, aud placed in the cslaboo'e, q
wooden structure. Soon aiterward the
building wss found TO be on fire and
burned 50 rapidly that he could not be
rescued.
Rev Joseph B. Wilson, Of Pittsburgh
has accepted q call to the Reformed
Episcopal Church in Peoria.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Thrown from n SieIS h.

TIrUsvlLLE, February 9.-W. II. +
Kelly, of the Western Union Telegraph
Office in this place, was thrown from
his sleigh last evening, badly tracturiDg
his skull. He fingered in an uncon-
sc,ous state until three o'clock this
morning, when he expired.
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FIRES.

CINCINNATI, February a fire al
Mechanicsburg, O.. on Saturday night
DESTROYED Stewards woolen factory
Loss $4,000 to SIS, 900; insursnceS Sl2,'
600.
ST. ALBANs, CANADA, February o.
Martin & Moore's tannery at Swapton,
Vermont, burned yesterday. Loss S25,-
600; insurance $1,000.
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CIxcwxArr. FEBRUARY o. -CN,lon-
Firm at l5tc.. Flour-Qaist .aud up-
changed, - Wbeat-Dull and nominal
at 81 45@l : 500 Corn-Iu good de-
maod; ear $1,000; sbelled 6l@63c.
'oAts--S,eady at 46@54c. |. RJe-Firm
and higher; sales At s9a ! Bsfley-Dull
aud unchanged. Eggs-Steady. But
ter-Firm. Cbeese-Firm.-s Pork
Nominal at SIS 25@l5 50. Lard
Quiet; steam held SIC; kettle 9 lilo.
Bulk .Meats-Dull; shoulders 5iG6c
on spot; Go ieller Nsrch;F Bic buyer
March; clear rib sidess7s97ic buyer
March; clear rib sides 7!e.k Bacon
Quisr shoulders &c on spot and buyer
till February 20tb; clear rib sides Sic
SIC; clear sides 90. = Hogs-Dpll and
lower; light S 50tS5 IS; heavy 5 $50
6 10, latter extreme; receiptssS. $50;
shipments 3,93SaW hisky-Firn at 96c.
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liaItimoFe Market,

BALTIMORE. February 9.-Flour-
Dull and uominslly unchanged
Wbeat-Quiet. Corn-Unchanged
O4ts-Firm and higher, western $50
&c. Rye-FIrm and higher at goo
Csc. Provisions-In fair Jobbiug de-
mapd aud unchanged Buttsr-Mar.
ket barf; western roll 33S37c; tub 800
4Oc. Whisky-Dull at 81 90 cash.
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Louisville Market.

LcuIsvTLLE. February 9-Cotton-
Q rct q, Isle. Flour-Qaiet and un-
changed. Whest-NomInal. Corn
Quiet at 70c. OAts--Quiet at 63965c.
Hay-Sl9 90. Meas pork-Firmer at
Ijlc; bulk meats quiet and unchanged;
shoulders 7lc; clear Ole; packed sugar
cured hams l2t@l2!c. Lsrd-Tierces
?f99ic, kegs l0i@l0te; prime steam
o.. Whisky-gjlc,
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-all be bad-ou the expedition. apd
now in his old days he asked his coup-
try, through Congress, to recompenfe
MIN. The Committee on Claims, ur.
animonsly reported the sbill. = graaiirg 2
the old man S, 900, and fthe House,
after q long debate, almost unanimously
voted The sum namsd.s The facts, as
above set forth, were all proved BY in.
contestible evidence, and sthe State. OF
Illlaois peutioped Congress in iA'or OF
the claim,
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IOLkDOl TVUfuaFy
and unchanged. Wheat-Dull; No. .
white Wabash 81 g.; No. do 46;
amber Michigan 40; seller April l 56l;
No. . red l4Sl. Corn-Dull and q
shade lower high mixed February 65!;
May 69c; new Gle March Csc low
mixed 64c; new 7l!c no grade new 6oc.
Os,s-In fair demand and firm; No. >
46lc; No. ! 47Ca47!c. Dressed Hogs
Firm at s. 10. Clorerseed-Dull at
e1 IN
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OHIO.
The Leyislature.

COLUMBUS, February 9.-In the Senate
to-day the following bills were introduc-
ed To reduce the rates OF taxation for
bridge, road and township purposes on
an average of about 20 per cent to pro-
vide Tor five trustees OF the Agricultural
College instead Of twenty; to amend
the act relative to incorporated compa-
nies so As 10 allow Corporations
chartered before the adoption oil the
present Const tuition to increase their
capital stock and change the num-
Der OF directors as other corporations
under the general laws relating to in-
corporated companies to authorize
the correction OF clerical errors, omls-
sion, or defects appearing to exlst in
the descriptions OF real estate in orders
decree. or findings OF probate courts
In the House the general spproprla
ton Was introduced, and a resolution
was adopted requesting the Coustllu
tional Convention to amend the Con-
stitution 40 as to provide TOR the cleo
ton OF township trustees for three
ears, aud for the election OF one eacn
year.
Prosress or tho womsn's whisky
RIPLEY, February 9.-The temperance
work is still progressing with marvel
ops success. Several saloons sur
rendered to-day in the town aud cub
urbs Domerdiu, styled "the wickeda
preacher iu Ohio" has reapPearsd, try
mo in a frantic, upderhsnded way, t.
t,ns,ra,e the movement. He is a pecu
liar burlesque, swearing vehement!
and drinking hard. The ladies ar
prayiug hard tor him. A tremeudon
mass meeting was held last night snt
another tonight. The ladies visit th'
boat bars and are we'll received and as
sured ;nat no liquor will be sold at thl
landing. Without exagseratlon It
pex, to impossible 10 get . glass Q
Iliouor in the place. The saloon keeper
l.wesr they will not sell it, and dr.
topers prove their words by the sadre'
OF ,heir faces.
To FIJI Waitt's Place.
| TOLEDO, February 9.-The Repuol
can convention to-day nominated "u
Baker, a prominent lawyer Of this cit.
10 f;ll the vacancy in the State Con
s,itutional Convention occas'oned b
the re,ignation Of Chief Justice Wait
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, February 9.-Whsat-
Steady; No. red 81 6S; No. 2 do ] IS.
Confirm; 72S73c Tor old mixed
6SG.Ggc Tor bew do. Oats-S,ead,;
jlc Tor white; 30 for No. State; 49,
for No. . do. Peirolenm-Firm and
higber; I2lc for standard white car
lots
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Sew York Money and Stock Market

Kew York Money and Stock Market
New YoRK, February o,-MoNBY-
Very plentiful and closed at 4 pei
cent. Government bond dealers can
not find employment for all the money
offered them. Sterling 4S3! fo- 90 days
and 1861 for sight. Custom receipts
S26O,O0O. Treasury disburseme nts
$3S9,00O.
GoLD-Rnrged from lll} 10 il21,
closing at ll2. Carrying rates 3!G5
per cent. CIearings 81 100000.
STATE BONDS Quiet and steady.
GoyERSaEHrs-Slrong with the