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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-24

Dissatisfaction is always the result
of u horse race in Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-24

FALL styles of silk and soft hats at
Browns, the halter.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-24
SATURDAY, AUGUST %, 1874.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Arrival Of Trains.

ARRIVAL Of Trains.
p. & o. Il. r. $40 a. M. 40 p. IN. 10. 10 pm.
Centr,l 0. Div SIS a. m. 0.40 a IN. $50 pm.
Cleveld& Pitt II 90 a. m. 81 % p. IN. 6.02 PIN.
Hempfi'd RRI $40 a. m Sc. .......... $40 pm.
Departure Of Trains.
b. d o. II. R.. 40 a. IN. 9.55 q. IN. 4.55 p. IN.
Centr'l q. Divt7. 40 a. IN. Z. 20 p. m. $40 p. IN
Clevel'd&P Pitt sos a. IN. LILO p. m. $50 p. IN.
Hempfi'd r rib a. IN. ............... 400 p. III.
rSteubenvilie Accommodation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-24

GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED.-My Car.
pets shall be sold. Come If you wan,
them. d. w. ~ RREL.
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BEI.LAIRE.
Total..........27 % Total.

Nal CHy-.l, 0, l, 0, 9, ., 3, l, 9-2G.
BeIldire-S, 0, 0, 0, :, ,, ., ), l-23.
Umpire, Mr.. VIM. y. Linch of United
Il. Il. {.
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TiItOn Never Made any Demand on
Him for Money

or pccuniary aid in any way or form.
He asked only that Becchcr should inter
pose hi> influence and power to protect
him from the SANDERS Of those who
claimed I" be Bccchcr's friends. While
Bcrchcr, himself, with the generosity
and kindness towards Tilton
which had always characterized his acts
during the whole of this unhappy con-
tr"vcr>y, of his own motion insisted
through me. in enabling Tilton ia c>tab-
fishing his enterprise of the GoLcicH Age.
for which purpose he gave the sum of
five thousand dollar. which was to en-
pend III such manner H. | deemed Judi
clou> to keep the enterprise along. and
If Tliton wa> ut any time in need,
personally to aid him. Ii was under
stood between myself and Bcccher that
this money should go to Tilton. as if il
came from my own voluntary contribu-
tion> for his benefit and that he should
not know land he does not know, until he,
reads this Statcment-fur do believe he
has not derived it from any source that
this money came from Beecher, or thinks
that he is in any way indebted to him for
it.
IAN account is here annexed of the
receipts and expenditure of four thous
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Grateful Elizabeth.

JUNE -. 1874.
Mr.. MOULTON-It l. fitting | should
make quick cndcayor to undo my iniu>-
ticc towards vou. learned from Thr"-
dorc, last night, that You greatly opposed
the publication of hi, statement t" DR..
Bacon. had coupled You with Mr..
Carpenter aS advising it. Forgive me and
accept my gratitude.
ISigncd. ELIZABETH K. TILToN.
Having now placed before tn" Com
mittec my statement of fact, concerning
Mrs. Tilton, and the documentary evil
dcncc that have to support them, ANA
aS they are Numerically opposed tonrar-
~ all that Mrs. Tilton appears to declare
in her published statements, ! deem it
nv duty to myself and my position in
this terrible business to say that during
this affair Mrs. Titon more than once adj
United to me and L. another person. t.
nv knowledge lwhom | do not car" t.
bring into this controversy the fact Of
her sexual relations with Bccchcr. and
she never has once denied them other
than in written papers prcparcdt"ra pur-
pose which have already exhibited. but
on the contrary the fact of such criminal
intercourse being well understood hv
Bcccher, Tilton and Mrs. Tiltou To- have
taken place, my whole action in the mat
ter was based upon the existence of that
fact and was an cndeavor, faithfully car
ricd out by me, in every way possible To-
protect the familic, of both parties from
the consequences of public disclosures Of
Mrs. TiltOn'. admitted intdclitics to her
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-24

ST. LOUIS, August 23.-Arrived-
Grand Tower and Chester, Memphis;
Red Wing and Lady Lee, kcokuk,
Tom Grave, Illinois river. Departed
Kinney, Missouri river; DeSmct, st. Paul
River falling slowly. Weather cool since
the rain of yesterday.
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Beecher 10 MOultOn.

Ny DEAR FRANK:-l am indignant
beyond expression. Storrs' course has
been an unspcakablc outrage. After his
pretended sympathy and friendship for
Theodore, he has turned against him in
the most venOmOuS manner; and it J. not
sincere. His professions of faith and
affection for me are hollow and taithlr>>
They are merely tactical His object i
plain. He is determined to force con-
fict and to use one of lis to destroy the
other, if possible. That is his game. by
singing Theodore, he believes that he
will be driven into course which he
hopes will ruin me- If ever Il man be-
traved another, he has. l am in hopes
that Theodore. who has borne 80
much willing TO be fail in Storrs
hand to strike friend. There are one
or two reasons emphatic for waiting I'M
Ill the end of the Council before taking
any action.
First, that the attack on Plymouth
Church and the threats against Congfc-
gationalism were So violent that the pub
lie mind is likely to be absorbed in the
ecclesiastical elements and not in the
personal; second, if Plymouth Church is
disfellowshipped it will constitute blow
at me and the Church far severer that at
him: that if Council does not disfelow-
ship Plymouth Church, then undoubted-
" Storrs will go off into Presbyterianism,
as he almost. without disguise, threaten
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-07-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

II. J. Jewett has been elected pres
ident of Erie, vice Watson, resigned
McGrath, the owner of Tom Bowl
ing, fears the horse viii never be able to ap-
pear on the track again.
Vice-President Wilson says he has so
much improved in health that if..congrsss were
to assemble tomorrow he would be prepared
to resume his position as presiding officer of
the senate.
The attorney general has directed the
United States attorney for the western district
of New York to take an appeal in the case of
the New York Central and Hudson river rail
road company against United States Internal
/ Revenue Collector Briley
The question of legal separation OF
] Mr.. and Mrs. Tilton is now in the hands oi
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THE CROWN UEwON.
By BARTON GREY

Whose endureth to the end"
So, long ago, the word was spoken
Hearts fail, and bowed heads earthvard bend
Yet who shall say the pledge is broken
Brave eyes may read the promise still.
Though writ in lines of pain and loss.
The path lies onward up the hill,
Though every milestone be Cross.
Long time ago my soul andI
Converse and council held together
When clear and bright youths morning sky
finished ROSY in the sammer weather.
81 Soul" ," said 1, many pathway fair,
Waiting thy choice, before thee lies
Think long, choose wen, then proudly dare
Thine utmost might to win the price,
And so we looked, my souI andI,
And many fair, false joy refusing,
Beheld at last, serene and high,
The crown of her supremest choosing:
And on it fixed our steadfast gaze,
While the bright, joyous wizard, Hope,
Through all these bounteous summer davs
Drew one delicious horoscope.
But summer hours fade fast away,
And that dear crown, above my winning
Here in the twilight of my day
Clean far, as in my bright beginning;
And now hopes eyes are dim and sad,
And doubt and grief walk close beside,
And many joy that erst had
In this long toll has drooped and died.
And yet I know my souls true good
Lies stil, lies ever, there before me;
could not tBrn me if I would,
Though clouds and darkness gather DER m
And, though fail and though I die
Far from my goal, my crown unwon,
No meaner star can tempt my eye
That one has known the steadfast sun,
So on press up that steep slope,
Behind whose brow that sun is setting;
walk with Faith, and not with Hope,
Despairing not and not forgetting;
But when the last brief breath is sped,
shall not grieYe if this men write:
q He strOve-he failed-and he is dead,
True always to his highest light"
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SOuTH.

A negro and his wife were killed by
lightning in La Fourche Parish, Louisiana,
last week.
The special committee of investiga-
ton appointed to visit Arkansas, Judge Po-
land chairman, are expected to leave Little
Rock this month.
The corn crop in southern Georgia is
about made, and the yield will be abundant.
The incessant wet weather has materially in
jured cotton in many of the lower counties.
John B. Bruno, twelve years old,
hanged himself at his fathers house in Hsr
din county, KY, LOST week. His father had
refused to buy him a new saddle.
At Berea, KY, last Monday, a man
named James Walkhean shot and fatally
wounded Miss Margaret Painter. The cause
for the murder is not known.
One Thousand men are at work on the
Cincinnati Southern in Scott county, KY. and
the force is increasing as rapidly as possible
the contractors employing white lsbOrers al
most exclusively.
An alligator weighing $50 pounds, and
measuring nine and a-haf feet in length, was
caught near Marion courthouse, S. c., last
week 1t was shipped to the geological gar
den at Fairmount park, Philadelphia.
Daniel Matheney was shot in his Owl
store at Harrodsburg, KY, last week, b!
James stoughton. 1t is alleged that a Grim
iusl intimacy existed between his wife an,
Matheney, which the latter admitted, an,
Stoughton drew revolver and shot him, in
ficting a fatal wound. The entire Harrods
burg bar volunteered to defend Stoughton.
Major Waltz, of New Orleans telo
grabhs that supplies from the United State
government win render further contribution
forthe relief Of the overhowed unnecessary
For donations received the committee OF re
lief returns the most cordial thanks. A re
port Of their operations will be pubiishe
about Sept. / by direction of the general re
lief committee.
Marks Levy, a peddler, crossed owe
to Crittenden county, Ark, last week, TO pee
die and was seized by psrty Of negroes VIII
stripped him, after capturing his pack, an
carrying him into a dense wood tied him to
tree and left him there to die. He RENAME
there twenty-four hours, during which he wa
bitten by a snake. He succeeded in gettin
loose but wandered in the forest two day
living upon berries, before he reached the Sc
tlement.
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A Small Line of Samples.

A member of the Saginaw county bar
was recently in one of our thriving in
terror towns on professional business.
In the Office of the hotel he was ac-
costed by a very agreeable gentleman,
evidently of the genus drummer, who
wanted to know &c where he was from. -
The legal gentleman not exactly relish
ing the strangers familiarity, answered
shortly, From Detroit" The next
question was, g For what house are You
travelling ?" "For nay own" You
are May ask your name?" "You
may" Pause enjoyable to the law,
yer, embarrassing 20 the other. We'll
desperately, what is your name p
''Jones." 81 What line are you in p
''I don't understand you, sir. ''What
are you selling ?" Gmpatiently }.
&" Brains " (cooly). The drummer saw
his opportunity, and looking at the 9th
er from head to foot, he said slowly,
h" Well, you appear to carry a id
small line of samples" Blackstone
says he owes that drummer one.-De
trOit Journal Of Commerce.
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WEST.

Goldsmith Maids best time at East
Saginaw was 2:16-the fastest trotting time on
record.
The " drive of Texas cattle through
Kansas this season is estimated at 155, ,OOO
head.
Passengers from the west report the
country between Laramie and Cheyenne COW
cred with grasshopPers, which were moving
eastward.
The Pullman Car Works at Detroit
are at present engaged upon an order from
the Austrian government for palace cars.
The grasshopper destruction affects
about one-tenth part of Minnesota and one
thirteenth of the population. Crops outside
of this area promise abundance.
Lake Winnebago stopped the fire at
Oshkosh, Wis, last week. Six hundred build
ing were burned, and 8, 900 people made home
less. Loss $1,000 900. Insurance, $780, 900.
Gen. Sheridan has forwarded through
Gen. Sherman a request to be allowed to use
the 9Th cavalry for offensive operations against
the Indians, and advocating generally an Of
fensive policy as more effective and more
economical than defensive one.
At a meeting recently held in Chica-
go, OF the general superintendents and general
freight agents of all the railroads leading to
the southwest, it was decided not to pool the
earnings, but to advance the present freight
rates to southwestern points, ten per cent.
All opposition between the companies is now
obviated and high rates can be obtained.
TIE following are the amounts of in
surance on the property destroyed in the
great fire at Oshkosh, Wis, as given by the
different agencies In Wisconsin companies,
$50, 900 in other companies mostly eastern,
1892, $50. The aggregate loss is now given as
800, 600, in round numbers. The number of
business houses destroyed was about 1OO and
of residences, 500.
Gen. Pope has written letter to the
governor of Kansas, showing that the whole
frontier of Kansas is lined with troops and it
seems impossible that the Indians can do any
damage. Gen. Pope says in relation to the
trading firms at Dodge City, who, in violation
OF law and to the incalculable injury of the
peaceful and honest farmers and frontier set
tiers of Kansas. established trading posts ol
rather grog-shops in the panhandle of Texas
to trade with the buffalo hunters and rufians
who have invaded the Indian country
and committed violent and inexcusable
outrages upon the Indians, he has no word
OF sympathy or concern, and if he should
send troops to the locality of these unlawful
trading establishments it would be to breaI
themup, and not to protect them. He says: Tt
the unscrupulous and illegal transactions Of
these people the murders of innocent settlers
on the frontier are largely attributed, and they
ought to be punished and not protected.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK,
EAST.

Mrs. Swyer, who killed her three
children in Brooklyn a few weeks ago, has been
committed to the Poughkeepsie asylum.
In the Wehawken fire the total num-
Der Of barrels Of oils burned was IS, 600 aud
about GO, 600 barrels OF napths. Watson, the
book-keeper of the Erie company, estimates
that two millions viii cover the total loss.
The following is the official decision
of the judges in the college Regetta at Sara
tnga On the 18th. Columbia 1, Wesleyan 2,
Howard 3, Williams 4, Carnsn 8, Dartmouth
6, Princeton and Printy doubtful, Yale g.
There are various claims Of fouls, and the
race may have to be sailed over
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The pencil marks You see around this
paragraph (thus) mean that your sub
scription is out or unpaid, and that
you are requested to pay up st once.
We would take great pleasure IN extend
ing credit to our friends and patrons,
but cash alone Will pay expenses, and
we are forced to adhere to q strict cash
rule. We hope you viii comprehend
and appreciate the necessity of s1ch 6
course, and renew your subscription
without delay. We solicit yOur favor.
% We enter no new names on our
books without the money in advance.
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THE Virginia City Enterprise says /:
" AS the 9 O'Clock train left town last
night, the inevitable last man made
his appearance at the corner of Union
and @. streets. He had no more than
marked the train moving away, and got
his mouth into swearing shape, before
both heels few, and he took a seat upon
the cold, cold ground, with such en-
phasis that his plug hat bounded sew
eral feet IN the air. In trying 70 save
his hat his valise escaped, and went
shooting down the steep eross-street.
he sat a moment and gazed at the re-
treating train, the last car Of which Was
Just crossing the lower part Of the street
in which he was seated, when he msde
a few profane remarks, which may De
thus represented f: 'i-i-i-L!-l-l--l- 2
bat nothing that could be called good
| square WashOe swearing, until ne got
M and began cleaning his overeoait
pocket of pieces of broken bottles ana
/ wbislv- soaked tobacco and other debris
/ It was then that he got down 10 ms
/ work"
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FOREIGN.

The republicans have defeated the
carlists in an engagement near Bilboa.
The famishing drought in India has
been followed by disastrous rains.
Dockery has been condemned to
death at Havana, with hope Of pardon,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-07-24

EDMUND LEWIS, of Michigan, passed
from comfortable circumstance, and a
large and happy family, TO eternity, tne
other day, through the medium OF rams
Green. administered by himself. Peter
White. of the same state, did similarly.
The question now begins to arise, which
Is most destructive 20 the farmers,
Paris green or potato bugs?
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TheFe are q squares in eaah Column.


ANNOUNCEMENT.
Announcing the name Of person for county
ofhoe, s. state ofce S10 federal Office, SI5. In
vaTiably in advance.
The above terms and rates viii be strictly sd-
hcred to.
Religious, marriage, birth and death notices so
Aciteds and viii be willingly inserted free Of charge.
Obituaries, Masonic and other society notices Of
deaths, etc viii be charged 10 cents per line
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An subscriptions must be paid In advance, and
II not renewed promptly at the expiration, VIII be
discontinued TO the address,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-17

DR.. iekaistvi Whitfield Celle mel Y
shromazdenf pfirodozpytci lekafd ma
sledujicf pozoruhodnou pfednasku:
Ysude ievi Sc hnuti pfisp6ti stisnene-
mu delnctvu jeho spolecenskem vyvi-
nu ku pomoci; trnchlivy stav tohoto dd-
leziteho narodohospodafskebo a spoleten-
ebo tinitele vyzaduje nejen pfispeni
statni zakonodarne moci, alebrz j vGdy,
pfedevsim pfirodni, ktera povolana Jest
spise nez ostatni pevne a bezpecn6 du-
chovni t6lesni blaho narodti zaloziti a
rozmnozovati.
Hnuh delnictva rozmohlo Sc, iak zna-
mo "a posledni leta velice, .jelikoz vsude
stejne pficiny d1vody S dostatek k to-
mu pnsobi, jako chudoba, neuze strada-
nj duchovni a telesne zakrsavani. Nj
koliv SO stanoviska narodohospodafskeho
ale pouzo hledjste pfirodovedeckeho a
lekafskeho chci delnicke otazce poje-
dnati.
Slovo ,,pracovni sila" We smyslu zdra-
vi, nemoce delnictva, pokud' nvarovany
anebo zmirneny byti mohou, kratce zdra-
votni pomery defnictva jsou zalezitosti We
dy nalezi oboru ieiimu.
Lekafi jsou pax ptedevsemi jinymi sta
Wy povolani zpytovati spolecenske bedy
tlovecenstva, jelikot jim jest prot jeiich
truchlivym pficinam i nasledknm bojova
ti. Oni musi rany delnictvu cd prace
kivotnich pomerti jemu zasazene hojiti.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-17
nraua Cleveland, "a Pistsbssrg.
Az go.
River Division.

opOuSt Bsysrd IL 50 eop $40 odp. Phjifdi Dc Nov.
Philsle phisI 50 90 odp. Opoust y. Phad 90 aop
l15 odp Ptuisdi do Baysrd 9. 40 dop. 400 odp.
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Ma ogchod.
Ma zdpdd.
Gcnl Par gr. and Ticket Agt
BEE LIN H.

Geueiand, Columbus, Cincinnati &
Indiana IT, IL.
z Clevelandu odjizdi 6.55 dopoledne
ESQ 6. so odpoledne.
Do Clevelandu pfijizdi 80 rano 400 a
9.55 odpoedne.
z CrestIine 955 rano 55 q 1000 odp.
Do Columbus 1925 v pol. 9.45 1926
ynoci
Do Dayton 400 rano 2.3o edp.
Do Cincinnati $40 rano $40 odp.
Cincinnati 100 1000 rano 945 vcc.
Indianapolis 6.25, 1850 100 rano.
2 st. Louis 7.l5 rano 2.55 a 7.40 odp.
2 Chicago $50 $50 rano.
Do Chicago nejlepsi iezditi vecernim
Atlantic a Great Western R R
Ma vychod odjisds svychodu pfytsd5.
2 Clevelandu 1925 800 rano 3.45 a
1905 veGer.
Do Clevelandu 100 l0.45 rAno, 4.lo
6.55 vecer.
Do New Yorku 7 90 rano, 4.55 a 900 veG.
z Bostonn $50 rano, sos yeGer.
New Yorku $50 a 100 rano, 535 a
100 veeer.
Lake Shore a Michigan South. II. II
Ma sychod odjizdl pfyisd5 2 eychodu:
q Cleyelnadn 7.45 1000 rano, 4.lO a
1920 vecer.
DO Clevelandu $40 5.35 rano, 2.o5
$50 odpoledne.
Do Bptfal!o 4.lo l0.l5 rano, 10 ], 5. so a
1910 eter.
2 Buffalo $50 7. l5 rano ESQ, 6 .25 a
il.80 vecer.
10 New Yorku ZOO rano $40, 20
1900 vecer.
8 Bostonu $50 rano 500 4 IL. 20 veGer
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Na -dpoa oqjj*dl q se sdpa'" Pr!'',.'s: y: -
y Cleyelandu 5.S5 7.oorano, Z.aV" . %
odpolcdnc. - ss rino s.45 a
10. .05 odpolcdne. 40
Do ToloAo lo.40 lo'o' r""'
90 veCer' ss .s.o & 70
q Toledo 800, $50 lo.5S rano o''O
seGer. % a o 90
''zV5' Z Chicago GO o.2o rano $50 a 9'zV
2 New Yo7ku 1890 lo.i5 rano' eo'
:" q Bostonu $40 900 rdno, 800 a - so y
veGer. Va