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MateriaIizetl Spirits.

Modern n"cromancy has received n
''"" between the eyes by the late expo
r.'r n' 81 th" hattie King imposturc AT
I,.'Slriphia. There were leading spirit
1"'''' Ike Robert Dale Dwen, who, at
va, umr, would have Stakcd their last
.',.'Ar on the genuincncSS of gauzy appa-
't."hS from spirit land. Since the deeds
~ 'h' Fox sisters in western New York,
iT'r' ago, the spiritualistS have been
'"'"''hS 10 produce n materialized spirit
'P'' earth. They might have been about
:, NOR" useful business, but it WAS 10
I'.' - Taste; and practical people heard
,"''" statements and waited for the de-
,'O'''h1nt 1t came in Katie King. Pho
TrtraPh> of the obhging spirit were
i>"'outed from one end of the land TO
-. "'her good profit for the necro-
ir'1'''"r>, and people marveled. The
,HY nHHY|h>'ration that Katie King was only
t., "''"~ made of flesh and blood, with
'"' passions aS our own; that she had n
!"'hg child; that Katie took her beef
,N' '"N' bread and butter regularly at a
II'"hu'rate Philadelphia boarding house;
,Ie sue had penchant for gewgaws OF
," ,", '"inlnIne kind-all this left the NEGRO
''Sr> without prop to lean on.
'""'rt Dale Owen SAYS he still las some
",Pe "i Producing an inhabitant of the
VA vt"rf ,f world, and hints at "A new trial. The
JI J'"InS'"-Philosophical Journal will
""'ir>S bridge the chasm in spiritual
;; ul with ponderous article of explana-
I,, I', out for the present the prop is
o"%Srd away from our necromancers,
%'l They will have to build new tram
"a; l" the Shadowy land.
NIL, not to be wondered at that great
,"''lir "''n''c have been deceived by the King
~''..I, ~~a'..lc,tations. The great English lexi'
vItaPher himself was gulled by the
toSS t Lane ghost. Thoughtful people
,ba, e come to the CONCLUSION, however.
,ha a' II, II Is very easy to imagine ghosts in
f,'. "'lhd eye-in fact, We have reports
VII all parts Of the country that psopi'
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Fatal Eerry.BOat Collision.

NEW YORK, December 2S.-Dur!nS 4"
hoayy foo this afternoon rs the Williams
burg ferry boat Alaska was leaving E;t hri
slip on this side of the river SnE i; r"l'''"" ,,
with the ferry boat Cslden, killing one
man and fatally injuring three others
Tho h,stS were badly damaged.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW IoEK, December 2S.-BusiEe-s
Was dull with the importers, commission
houses and jubbers alike. Cotton goods
ruled quiet in first hands, although there
vas frecr demand for grain bags by
the western trade. Chiniz and shIriing
prints IN limited demand hut dark fAncie.
moved slowly. Kentucky Jeans, medi-
uun grade. in fair request and Worstsh
cnatings are bring delivered on former
orders.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PTrTsBUEGu, Deeember 2.-Wbe4t--
Quiet and prices unchanged. Corn
Dull; ear 73c; shelled 75c. Petroleura-
Crude sctiys snd in good demafd for
barge Oil for immediate shipment At e5c
nj Parkers; refined II .c for PhiIsteiPhss
delivery.
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Russian Ghost Stories.

Prom IRVING INFSurHpN.
las ,prlain village there was girl
nuo hated work, but loved gossip. SO
..~uryrr ,pun herself, but used to invite
tn. other girl> to her heuse, where she
'ra,irI them and they spun for her Dur
ng gun, u' these spinning irastS dispute
49,. st, ,o which Of the party was the
haIdr>t.
lin not afraid of anything" said the
a.y-htu">.
"N",l. then. said the spinncrs, "if
You're Bed, afraid, 90 through TN" grave
lard into tn. church, take down the holy
picture from th' door, and bring it here.
"Nrry GOOD, said she: "lll bring it,
only each ot yea must spin me 81 distatl
M,"
We'll. ,nr went To- the church, took
down The picture and brought il home
wlh her. But then the picture had to
tr;ah"u home again. and the midnight
A,u- lul arrived. Who WAS to take it?
"Go ou spinning. You yirl> said the
.aAyhonr,. Il Il take it back myself, M
nol afraid Of anything
- ,hr went back to the church and re-
placed tn" picture. As she passed through
The graveyard on her return, she saw Il
corpse N q white >hroud sitting on II
tomb. Ii WAS moonlight night and
everything Wa visible. She went up To
the rorI',r and pulled its shroud off. Its
h"lr .or stirring hadn't arrived. perhaps.
Then IA" went home. CARRYING the shroud
nI,h her.
After supper, when everybody had gone
= b'nl, AL "f a sudden the corpse tapped
At th" window. saving Give me my
'hrHi' Give IN" my Shroud,' The other
-!r,, wrr" frightened out OF their wits.
Blt,h" laIyhru"> took the shrnud, OPEN
ID the window. and said:
There. taxi" it,
NO, replied the corpse. take il 10 the
pace you took it from.
Ju't tnrn u cock crnwcd; the corpse
vanished.
Neat night, at the same hour, after all
IL" .Hmnrr' had gone home, the corpse
'afi" again, tapped at the window, and
,orI.
CIV" me my >hroudl'
We'll, the girls father AMI mother
"prnrI til" window, and offered the corpse
'' 'Aroud. hut il cried:
"N"' Let her carry it back to the place
'Ar ,o"k it from.'
Just then the cocks began to ncrow-thc
corpse disappeared Well, next day they
,"ht Tor h" priest, told him the whole
Story and mnplored him to help them.
lie priest reflected awhile, and then told
Ia" Slrl To- come to mass the next day.
80 III h"m"rninS she went to mass. The
,'I''e h"can. Numbers ofprople came
u H. But just u, they were going to sing
'"r "Nh"ruhm' song, terrible whirl-
""a arose. And ii caught up that girl
,' u" AR. and then flung her down on
I"' | ground. And straightway the girl
Unsupported from sight; nothing WAS
ever i"and Of her except her back hair
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len volumes, royal svO, bound In sheep,
pric" S9U, tho most thorough and rslia-
bic WORK OF general reference, IL presented
Ia th" person getting up the club.
J. B. LIPPISCOIT & 60, Publishers,
7lj and ~ Market street, Philad"lphis.
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Directors Meeting.

Commodore Vanderbilt has summoned
a full meeting, for Tuesday, of the Dr.
rrctors Of the Lake Shore X Michigan
Southern Railway Company. This meet
iug i to determine whether dividend
shall be- declared 10 the Stockholders.
The decline in the Wabash was Occa-
stoned by the reported decrease in til"
gross earning Of $4,000 for the third
week in December
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JouS KlNG, jr, Vice President of the
p.l,,n,rc and Ohio Railroad, has tender
.rpi. resignation rs Director in the Erie.
n.4 reason given is that he finds his en-
,..,emrnt, at Baltimore of too pressing
.rs,urc 10 admit Of his giving his time to
.,. meetings ofthe Erie Directors.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
OF Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Gerrett Smith Dying.

New YORK, December 2S.-Gerrett
Smith is dying at the house of one of his
relatives in this city. Mr.. Smith in COM
panv with his wife arrived in town Thurs
day for the purpose of spending the holi-
days among his friends He wa, IN re-
markably good health. his checks being
as rudy. his eye as clear, his voice as firm,
his step as elastic as it had been for many
years. He had made arrangements TO
meet Charles OConor Saturday. He
arose early and said to Mrs Smith. that
he had slept uncommonly well, stating
that he had not spent so merry Christ
mas for Il long time rs on the day before.
While dressing, his uttcrancc suddenly
became indistinct and he was gently
borne to bed, barely able TO say in IL
faint tone. every weak" He Immediately
became UNCONSCIOUS and has thus re-
mained ever since. He seemed to be sut-
fering under combined attack of
apopleXy and paralysis.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-29
A SI5O,OOO Fire.

NEw YogK, December 2S.-Thc dam
agr by the large fire, yesterday, at the
corner of Crosby and Spring streets, in
the furniture manufacturing establish
mrut of Warden. Ward X Co, Is cSti
mated By Mr.. Ward at about SljO,oo"
of which about $4,000 is loss on tn"
hlilding. The insurance amount t."
$4,000 on the stock and $4,000 Oh th"
hnilhing.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-29
THE SECOND WIFE.

From 90" German of ". Nariiu, author
Of "Th" Old m'sslle's 5ccfst, etc. slh
edition. I2m0. Fine cloth. Price, si.5b
"A German story Of Intense Interest, by
one Of the best known writer's ~ rDmancs
Of that country - HoshtHDfOn fhTvpieLS.
18Th" SECOND VIE " at once an artistic
literary labor and n charmingly Interest.
Ing novel; BdhiD.ors saturday Ni0h.
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Orenu steamers

IoxnoS. December 2s.-The steam
ships Pennsylvania from fh'isde'Pnia' ia
Brsunschweig from Baltimore, ana uia,
morgan from New York have arr''e'
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NOW READY

The fnh edition Gf Uulda. The eighth
edition of The SECOND Wife. The two most
popular Novels of the s"ason. Nm Wis
ter. Latest TTanslRtiVns.
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An English Ritualist Gets His
Back Up.

New YORK, December 2S.-London
papers just received say that the Rev.
Mr.. Mac KOnochec, presiding ut the
meeting of the Halborn branch of the
English Church Union, referred to the
recent decision of the Court of Arches
Ii taught them, he said, that the Catho-
lies were not meant to win in law Courts.
st. Peter and ST. Paul were beaten i'll
the law Courts of the CAESARS. The last
twelve years at st. Albans had been n"
bed of roses but feeling that his congr"-
CATION back him up, made it pleasant.
He had his place in the Church Of Eng
land, and had no intention of seeding.
The Church Of England had nothing to
do with these prosecutions, for the Court
of Arches was not spiritual Court, and
they had no right to give up the things
Of God TO Court which was no spiritual
Court
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Case of Tweed-Gerrett smith Dead.

New YORK, December 2s.-Thc re-
turn To- VIM. VI. Twecd'S writ of GER
forari, consisting Of the records Of the
bill Of exceptions and nll proceeding ON
hnhcas corpus, was settled to-day by
Judge Barrett in the oyer and T"rmln"r
Court. 1t now only remains /" b" signed
by the clerk in order To- he laid before the
Supreme Court on the alst inst.
Grrrrtt Smith died at about l2:3O to-
dav at the residence of General John
Cochran.
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FOR 1ENT.

I,HAT DESIRABLE BUSINESS ROOM.
No. 20, lfh street. lately occupied by
Mru. Zeigenfeider. n has good, dry eel
lar with u bake Oyen,J underneath. NJ
place in the city j. better adapted for -
family grocery. confectionery, cr cigar
store. Terms moderate. Apply Ia
II. 4. t'TlIMAS.
West side Market SquaT., or
W. =. NcKELSEY,
dec.guks liR Market street
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VOL. l2.
At'heelina Reeister.
cJ5 closed in New York yesterday

FsOu cur reports this morning the
lubi,j,iss are that the weather to-day
'..rr he partly cloudy, with north or west
,,.rd, and low temperature.
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Acts Signed by the President.

WASHINGTON, December 2s. The
President has signed the act providing
for the authorization of the revised
statutes of the United States an. for
preserving the originals ofall laws in the
Drpartment Of State; the act for the re-
licfof settlers on public lands, which
makes it lawful for homestead and pre-
emption settlers whose crops were de-
s,r6ycd or seriously injured by the grass
hoppers. to be absent from said lands un-
til July, 1876, should another destruc-
tion Of crops occur before that period,
without an adverse right attaching TO said
lands during their absence: and the act
TO enable the Supreme Court ot the Dis
trirt of Columbia 10 proceed with its jury
business
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-29
Diamond Robbery.

BosTOS. December 2S.-Some time be-
tween Saturday night and this morning,
the icwrlry store of George w. Daring
was robbed of gold watches. diamonds.
&c, valued at upwards of $4,000. Two
safes Were broken open, and all the most
valuable contents selected, and the re-
maindcr of the stock strcwn about the
place.
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King kRIRkaua.

This afternoon King kalskaua and
suite visited the City Hall. Mayor
Vance was in the Governors room await
ing them. The reception was wholly in
formal. and after y brief visit the royal
party rc-entered their carriages and were
/ rtrnr, annN
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Rev. Mr.. GIendenning Less Bold
than Beecher.

New YORK. December 2S.-Rcv. NJ.
Glendrnning, of Jersey City, who enter
ca AN appeal from the decision of tn"
Prcsbytery, in tho Mary Pomcroy case,
has addressed letter to his congregation
saying that he will not preach until hi,
case is disposed of by the synod.
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Another Destructive Fire.

CISCINNATI, December 2S.-A fire al
Batcsvillc. Indiana, yesterday, destroyed
the furniture factory of IL. Schrod"r ~
Go. The loss is estimated at over 500
900. Several adjacent dwellings were
destroyed, with loss Of $4,000. Their"
was no insurance on the factory. but
about $1,000 on the dwellings. NrarLr
all til" people OF the town depended on
the factory for II living, and ii, dcstruc-
ton will cause great suffering.
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Outrage by Negroes.

MEMPHIS. December 2s.-Iesterdav.
Jack W. Smith. planter, living near
White Hover four miles south Of this
city. and his brother, while returning
home discovered two negro hunters in
hi> field. telling Ms brother to proceed to
the hcuss and shortly after reaching it
he heard two shots; after waiting for An
hour and his brother not having arrived,
At the instance of his wife he went to look
for him. and found him lying dead in the
field with portion Of his head shot OF
and large hole through his breast,
showing that the gun had been dis
charged close TO him. The dog that be
hsd seen with the negroes was with the
body, but they bsd fed. Ii Is believed
that they can be traced BY the dog.
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suppo.ed Attemp, nj Murder.

CINCINNATI. December 2s.-A young
man named Tcrtcr. WI, found in a stable
At Cleveland. Ohio, Sunday morning
living among the horses. with his skull
fractured in several place, and ins"n,i-
bic. He will probably die. Il j. sup
posed to b" an attempt a. murder, and
the body placed there to convey tn" IN
preston that he had been injured 10y ;ho
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Band Of IHdiaas Captured.

ST. LOUIS, December 2S.-The follow
ing information WAS received at army
headquarters to-day: Capt. kcye> Of the
Tenth Cavalry, reports that he followed
up CHEYENNE train from Barris Creek,
on the Wachita, to the North Fork Of
the Canadian, eighty miles distant, and
captured the band, consisting OF tifty-two
ChryenneS with seventy ponies. They
all belong to the Band of Medicine
Water and Medicine Arrow.
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Bcttcr Feeling Between whites and
Blacks.

MoHTGoMERY, December 2S.--Th"
negroes are rapidly contracting with tn"
planters for next years work. Their" i
les. talk of going West, and Il better
feeling prevails than for years.
The Congressional Investigating Com
mittee Is at Opelika to-day.
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Beecher.TiltOn Case.

New YORK. December 2S.-The ar
gument on the appeal from the order
Of Judge McCue, granting a bill Of
particulars in the T!lton-Brecher casr.
was begun yesterday. before Judge, Neil
svr and Reynolds.
Judge Nelson said they would take the
paprrs and decide the cast Tomorrow.
They We're satisfied that the order in the
form now presented would require cor
rrction and modification.
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OPINIONS on THE PREss.

IIcAtlon OF MoDrei- life u byron, of so
much importanee. - lSeso ioyE Heyoh.
-Of ali men living, Mr.. Porstrr IN the
best qualified % b. Charles Dickens's 1i<
oEraphsr. ~ F7dlad>fphia FtcsJ. ~
"Ar. Forster has done his work With
tender, loving care that Was 10 hay9D
expected of him by all who knew ~ -
OF union which welded the twolof
getheI."-LOadDa Aoyssfa0 foa<y4
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WAsHISGToN. December Is. - The
Commissioners of Indian Affairs to-day
received an urgent petition from Red
Cloud to be allowed To come on here,
with some forty Sioux adherents, and
settle up all troubles about the Black
Hill reservation, and hunting on the
Platte river, &c., but Commissioner
Smith replied that on account of want OF
funds to pay the expenses ofthe w"uid-b be
negotiators, their proposition must be
declined.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-03-25
The Queens Speech.

LONDON, March 19-Parlia ment
re-assembled to-day, and the Queen s
speech was read Her Majesty refers
to the continuance Of friendly rela tons
with foreign powers, and alludes to
the marriage of the Duke of Edin-
burgh as a pledge Of friendship be
tween two great empires. Warm
praise is given to the troops of the
Ashantee expedition for their courage
and endurance .9
Speaking Of the famine in Bengal
the Queen says the Governor Genera
of India has been directed to spare no
cost in his efforts to mitigate this ter
rible calamity.
The expenditures tor the coming fs-
cal year will be submitted to the House
of Commons Immediately. Measures
will be submitted to Parliament which,
it is advised, will be found calculated
to do away With much of the delay
and expense attending the transfer of
land in Englau d.
Several matters are referred to. in.
GLIDING the working Of the act affect
lug the relations between master and
servant the act dealing with otfenses
connected with trade, and with the
law of conspiracy, Ia view of remon.
strances made against the measures,
her Majesty desires that Parliament,
before attempting fresh legislation con :.
corning them, be put in possession of
all material facts, and of the precise
questions in controversy, to secure
which she has issued her royal com.
mission of inquiry into the state and
working Of the lava.
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The NORTH CAROLINA VoLCAN,

The NORTH CAROLINA VOLCANO.
New YoRK, March, 18th. - A
special from Salisbury, North Caro-
lima. says one report from a scientific
source states that the internal noises
heard in Bald Mountain, resemble
those heard in Mt. Etna preparatory
to volcanic eruption. Throughout
the country and for distance of l6
milea, extending into the . adjoining
counties. These sounds are not only
heard but trembling and vibrations Of
the earth is perceptibly felt. No signs
Of FIRE or lava have yet been discovered.
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private rights. "-(lb.) ..5..
Ia the New England States it is held
that judgment obtained against town
may be levied upon and made out Of the
property OF any inhabitant eef the town.
The suit in those states is brought in form
against the Inhabitants Of the town, nam
ing it; the individuals inhabitants, it is
said, may and do appear and defend the
suit, and hence it is held that the individ
ual inhabitants have their day in court,
are each bound by the judgment, and that
it may be collected from the property of
any one of them. --..see the cases collected
in Cooley Const, Linn, $40 to 245) This
is local law peculiar to New England 1t
is not the law of this country generally, or
0. all New England. Russell v. Men of
Devon, 7. r., 6e7.) It has never been
held to be the law in New York, in New
Jersey, in Pennsylvania nor, as stated by
Mr.. Cooley, in any ofthe Western States.
-(See Emerie '. Gilman, 10 Cal. r., 4OS,
where all the cases are collected). So far
as it rests upon the rule that these mu-
inequalities have no common fund, and that
no other. mode exists BIZ which demands
against them can be enforced. he says it
cannot be considered as applicable to those
states where provision is made for compul-
sorry taxation to satisfy judgments against
town or city.-(Cooley Const. Lin, 246.) }
The general principle of law to which
We have adverted is not disturbed BY these
references IL is applicable TO the case be-
fore US. Whether in fact, the individual
has defense 70 the debt, or by way Of
exemption, or 10 without defense, il not
importsnt. To assume that he hAs nsns,
and, therefore, that he ia entitled to no day