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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-22
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, July q.
The Indians.

Tn connection with the application of
General Sheridan for effective operations
against the Kiowa, Comanche and
CHEYENNE Indians, the Secretary of War
has Instructed the General of the Army
as follows:
july Goth, 1874.
Respectfully Returned TO the General Of
the Army:
In accordance with suggestions and
recommendations received to-day from
the acting Secretary of the Interior ana
the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, the
guilty Indians must be pursued and pun
ished wherever found, and reservation
lines should be no barrier to such opera
lions. Care should be taken not to
strike innocent and friendly Indians
who are near the agency and who have
taken no part in the recent forays.
Measures should be Immediately taken to
keep the friendly Indians from the others
and permission be offered to the Others
who are friendly and have not had OPP
portunity to join them to come In, ana
all who persist in hostilities should be
pursued and punished. The Secretary OF
the Interior will be Immediately inform
ed of these instructions and Il copy Of the
letter of the Secretary of the Interior OF
July 18TH enclosing the communication
from the Commissioner of Indian Affairs
of the same day, received to-day, will be
sent, a soon as copied, to you for trans
mission to General Sheridan.
CSigned1 WV. b. BELKSAP,
Sscr1tny.y or War
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Card from Anthony Lally.
E,hItnrs nfthe Register.


Mr.. John Mcclure in an article headed
RAILROAD" in yesterday issue Of your
paper his shown himself very unscru-
pulous in placing me in false position
befor. the public Now ] say if his col
lected statistics and information respect
ing the suturc prospects of the W, =. *
K. X. L. were rs unreliable as his asscr-
tons respecting my standing in this city,
that they were very deceptive to an in
tercsted public.
He said that my name could not b"
found As a citizen in the Wheeling Di-
rectorv. Well, ! shall forgive him in
that. because know il is natural for IA
mans mind 10 b. confused on the last
day when the supreme power in the
case is 70 bring in the verdict that settles
hi. future welfare.
Again he said that he learned that
/ was an employer Of the Baltimore and
Ohio X. x. Co., and no doubt that, with
other correspondents / was working for
the interest Of that company, and other
Railroad Kings in Ohio county. Now
every assertion he has made in regard
to me Il false. am not in the employ
ment Of any company, and il was and
20 have influence, his company or no
other Railroad King could buy me 10 advO-
cate measure that ! would
believe to be as unjust As the one in ques-
ton. So our respective positions On the
subject were that know that worked
for principle, and for sught | know he
was on the opposite side, at least with a
good prospect in the future.
Mr.. McLure's remarks on anonymous
writers won't stand the least Of criticism.
Towards the one who came out under his
true name he showed no mercy, or even
a restraint in his wish TO misrepresent
him. Second, the tone Of the last part Of
his article would indicate that sOrne Of
his own regulars went ushwhacking. for
in every sentence he says, "we"-"we. "
Such expressions over one mans sig
nature would remind one Of the two
tailors in England who held & public
meeting and declared: ave, the people
Of England, demand this measure"
!, for one, thank John Mcclure for
leaving me where am by right, and
will reciprocate by leaving bin where
he is now, expect, mourning over the
relics Of lost cause, which, IL success
full, promised 10 pay all we'll except the
honest tax payer, who would have to foot
the bill Respectfully,
ANTHONY LALLI.
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MO SUBSCRIPTIONS.
. op,s, election and Small Vote.

or;at Election and Small Vote.
The election yesterday on the question
of subscribing 100000 more to the r.
W. & Ky. Railroad, passed on very
quietly, considering the amount OF none!
involved. In our visits to the polls We
observed very little interest manifested on
either side, although the friends oil SUD-
scription were more active than the other
side. and in some Of the wards
hacks were employed to bring
I'D the voters. From the returns 1t Will
he seen that the mass of the voting popu-
lation ignored the election entirely, as
less than one half of the vote of the city
was polled. 1t will be seen by the table
given below that the majority against
subscription was $50, with West Liberty
and Richland townships TO hear from,
which will probably increase the majority
70 800 The vote for transfer, it will be
Observed, is nearly unanimous.
The following is the vote, as far as
heard from:
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, July 2I.-CottOn-Quiet
and lower; middling uplands lie. Flour
Dull and in buyers fvDr; superfine
western and State 4 S5a5 10; white wheat
extra 6 3Oa6 80; extra Ohio 5 5Oa7 90
Wheat-In little better demand; No. :
spring / 27al %; No. 2 Minnesota ! 30;
No. 2 Milwaukee 81. Rye-Quiet and
unchanged. Barley-Quiet and I'M
changed. Malt--Quiet and unchanged
Corn-Opened firm and closed quiet;
western mixed 7S!a79c; western yello"
79aSOc. Oats-Firmer; mixed western
64a66c: white 70a7lc. Hay, Hops and
Groccrles-Quiet. Petroleum-Crude at
4Ic spot; sc seller August; refined offered
freely at l2c. Turpentine-Firm at 3I9c
Eggs-At SOC; western ut 2la23c. Pork
Excited and firmer; new mess II oo,
Beef-Quiet. Cut Mcats-Dull; picked
shoulders in bulk advanced to &c; mid
dies quiet; long clear lO4c; short clear
1Osc. Lard--Firmer at l2!c. Butter
and Cheese--Unchanged. Whisky
Quiet Mt 9Sbc.
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ARRESTED FOR RoBBISG TIE I. s.
MAILs.-For some weeks past complaints
have been made to Postmaster Reed Of
this city, on account Of missing letters Of
value having failed to reach their dcsti-
nation, which facts were promptly re-
ported bv Mr.. Reed to the Po,totficr De
partment. The cases were placed in the
hands of Capt. G. +. Henry. special agent
for the Department, with instructions to
give the matter a full and thorough invcs-
tigation. Henry ha, been in this vicinity
for several days working it up and finally
fastened on Hamlin SALESMAN. young
man about Is years of age and deputy
postmaster at Knoxville, in this county.
rs the guilty party. Us. Commissioner,
Judge Patterson, issued warrant last
evening, the young man was arrested,
brought down to the city and Captain
Henry left with the prisoner on the :
o'clock train this morning for Cleveland.
where he will be tried before the United
States COurt-SteuJenriUe HerGid ami
.NrIrs
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DURING the epidemic of intermittents
in the West this season, the whole i'm
mense stock of Ayers Ague Cure became
exhausted, and the producing power of
his laboratory was found inadequate to
meet the demand. Many who
knew his extraordinary virtues for
the cure of Chills and Fever, paid
eXorbitant prices for those who were for
tunate enough to have a supply on hand.
Some of our neighbors paid ten dollars
for it, while the regular price is but one.
and assure Us it was on the whole the
cheapest remedy they could buy even at
that figure They praise it for two quail
tiles: first, that it cures, and last that it
leaves the health unimpaired.-Io,ra
Standard.
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CINCINNATI.
The Printers Troubles.

CINCISSATI, July ~. - Yesterday
morning when the Gazette compositors
went home it was deemed necessary that
they should be escorted by policemen.
During the day threats were made by
some of the Union men against the new
compositors. In one instance letter
was sent to the sister of one of them say
ing that if her brother did not leave the
composing room there would be blood
she'd. Last night, after the regular mid
night lunch, number Of the compost
tors were seized with severe purging and
vomiting, accompanied by burning SEN
sation in their threats and stomach and
many of the men were obliged to go to
their homes. Ii is supposed that the
coffee was poisoned. Some Of the coffee
was preserved and medical analysis
will be made of it to-day.
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ImpOrtant Decision.

4 decision involving very important
principles was rendered i'll the United
States Circuit Court this afternoon by
Judge Drummond in the case of the
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
against the Chicago. Rock Island and
Pacific Railroad Company. The tele-
graph company, accePtingthc act of Con-
gress of July 18th, 1866, entitled, AN
act 10 aid in erecting telegraph lines and
secure to the Government the use OF the
same for postal, military and other pnr-
noses" commenced the construction of
line along the route Of the Rock Island
railroad. between Chicago and Omaha.
The railroad company ordered the tcle-
graph company to dcSiSt after afrw poles
were set. therefore the telegraph company
applied TO the United States Circuit Court
for an Injunction restraining the railroad
company from interfering with tn" con
struCtion Of their lines, claiming that rs
the Rock Island road carried the United
States mail it WAS post road and came
under the provisions of the act OF 1850.
The railroad was represented by MesSrS
Williams and Thompson, attorneys 1t
was claimed BY them that the act III
question applied only to roads travcrsing
public domain; that right of way which
had been condemned and purchased by
the railroad under the State laws was
the property Of the railroad company,
and under the fifth amendment I" the
constitution, could not be taken without
compensation. Judge Drummond, i'll his
decision, held that the act Of July oath,
1866, limits the powers therein conferred
TO such military and post roads of Tn"
United States rs are owned or exclusive
" contracted by the government; that
the act does not include railroads which
have been designated as post routes by
other acts Of Congress over which tn"
government exercises no control, but
simply controlled for the carriage of the
mails of the United States; that neither
under the act of 1866 nor under any
other act can Congress take or authorize
the taking of the private property ola
railroad corporation for the purpose of
erecting and maintaining telegraph
line without compensation for the fran
Chisc so sought To be granted
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THE Hat SYMPToM.-A good deal can
be told of the workings of the mind Of
the average human male by observing
the manner in which he wears his hat.
He who draws his hat far down upon his
head is revolving desperate idea in his
mind; he who pitches his hat forward,
law upon the forehead and high upon
the back, is indulging in self-conceit and
over-estimating his importance consider
ably; he who allows his hat to fall back
SO that its brim fairly touches his coat
collar, is indifferent to the opinions of
others; he who cocks his hat up on one
side of his head is bursting with vanity,
and wants taking down trife; the man
of good common sense seldom wears his
hat in either of these positions, but car
ries it lightly upon the head in hor-
izontal position. The close student OF
human nature can read his man by these
signs, and not fail to arrive at pretty
correct estimate of his individuality.
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MONEY ORDERS cost aS follows: Or
ders not exceeding ten dollars, 4 cents
over ten dollars and not exceeding
twenty dollars, 10 cents; over twenty
dollar< and not exceeding thirty dollar-
Is cents; over thirty dollars and not
exceeding forty dollar 20 cents; ovel
forty dollars and not exceeding fifty
dollars, % cent. No fractions of cent,
to be introduced in an order. United
States treasury notes or national bank
notes only received or paid.
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Indian DepredatiOns.

\ Galveston NemS Austin special says
late Intelligence received at the Adjutant
Generals Office, from Indian Territory,
states that on June 2Sth, the Comanches
KiowaS and ChcyenncS. attacked th'set-
Element at Doty Wells and We're repulsed
with II loss of Is killed and % wounded,
and large number of horses killed
Three surveyors employed by Hackbuck
X Armstrong were killed by the Indians
near Antelope Hills. Friendly Indians
are collected around WinChita Agency,
and the warriors and young men are all
on the war path. 1t is reported u COM
pany of United States cavalry were at
tackled ut Otter Greek. Four men were
killed and all their horses captured.
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Philadelphia Wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2l.-Active and
firmer; stock scarce; Ohio, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia XN and above
52a53c; extra 52a53c; medium 52a5Sc;
coarse 45c; New York, Michigan, In
diana and Wisconsin fine 45a5Oc; me-
dunn 5Oa52lc; coarse 45c; combing
washed Coo; do. unwashcd 40c; Canada
combing GOc; fine unwashcd 33a35c;
coarse and medium unwaShcd 3Ga3Sc; tub
washed 52a55c; extra and merino pulled
4Oa45c; No. and superine pulled Al
a45C
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IL MENoRIAM.-He who has often
mini.tered 10 the afflicted, and found re-
fuge for the orphan, is himself severely
afflicted, and with three children mourns
the loss of dear wife and mother.
Mrs. Barnitz was buried last Satur-
day evening, Mt York Pa at . o'clock
p. M.
The funeral services were conducted
nv the Rev. DR.. Rice, the minister, who,
not quite six years since, performed the
ceremonies at the happy nuptials OF MT
and Mrs. Barnitz and now he was called
upon to perform the solemn and last
rites Of this life, and in worry eloquent
and touching manner related brief his
tory of her life, Of which time forbldS us
now to speak. w. G. Schaffer, of Graf
ton. w. Va. also made few remarks.
After an earnest prayer by Rev. Mr..
I.aughlin. she was borne from her home
here to her last resting place in Prospect
Hill Cemetery, near York. Here the
coffin was strewcd bountifully with III"
richest flowers, placed there by loving
and tender hands. The ceremonies wcr"
performed through the rites Of the Mo
ravian Church, and rs the last words
were uttered the choir sang, "She Is
gone" Many hearts will be afflicted
with this affliction, and weep with those
who weep, but now she sleeps in Jesus.
The Saviour's blood and righteousness
Ny beauty Is, and glorious dress,
Thus arraycd, ! need not fear,
When In Gods presence appear.
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Cincinnati Market.

C1scISSATI, July 2l.-Cotton-Stcady
at l6ic. Flour-Dull. Whcat-Duli
and lower at O5al %. Corn-Dull at
G6a6Sc. Oats-Firm at G0a68c. Rye
Scarce and firm; 81 90 bid, TO arrive.
Pork-Strong. Lard demand fair and
market firm; summer scarce at ll4c;
kettle l3tal3Ic. Bulk Meats-Demand
fair and market firm; shoulders Tic; clear
rib sides 9ss9sc; clear sides loalO3 c
Bacon-Steady and in moderate demand;
shoulders SIC; clear rib sides l04ci clear
sides lie. Whisky-Demand good at
full prices; sales at 95c.
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CHICAGO.
Case Dismissed.

CHICAGO, July 2l.-In the case OF the
Union Trust Company, Of New York,
rs. Rockford. Rock Island, and st. Louis
Railroad, brought in the United States
Court to forcclosc nine million dollars OF
deeds against the company, and for the
appointment of receiver, Judge Blad-
gett has dismissed the bill on the ground
that the necessary number Of bondhold-
ers had not joined in the foreclosure. As
to the former defaults in the interest also,
that the bill was prematurely filed as to
thu hefnnlts Of EehruarN 1872
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, July 2l.-Flour - Dull.
Wheat-Opened firm, but closed dull,
unsettled and lower; No. , spring 81 W
al l2Ial 1Os, closed at 10; seller Au-
gust iO33al o.; No. 3 do "; rejected
g2c. CONFIRM, market fair and a
shade higher; No. , mixed G24a64c,
closed at 623c bid for spot or seller July,
AMI 6l3c bid for sclle" August; rejected
6laa62i. Oats-Steady; No. 2 52a54c,
closed at 81 spot; 49!c bid for seller July;
35ic bid for seller August; 6lia6l &c for
seller September. Whisky at 9jc.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, July 2l.-Flour-Dull
and heavy; Howard street and western
superfine 4 sOa5 CO. Whcat-Dull and
weak; Ohio and Indiana l 2sal so.
Corn-Frmer at 77{a7Sc. Oats-Firmer
ut 63a7Oc. Rye-Dull Provisions
Firm. Pork-At 81 90. Bulk Meats
Nominal. Bacon-Firm; shoulders &c;
clear rib sides l34c. Lard-Firm at l3c
Butter-Unchangcd. Cotfee-Nominal
Whisky-Ouict at 99cal 90.
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GRAND PIC-NIC.-The Young Mems
Dramatic Association will give a grand
picnic at the Fair Grounds, on Wheeling
Island. next Saturday afternoon. Thr""
prizes will be awarded; one each to tn"
best lady walter and gentleman walter,
and one 10 the best horizontal bar per
ormer. The prizes consist Of gold
breastpin and ear rings, gentleman
gold bresstpin, and II set Of solid gold
shirt studs. The best of music will be in
attendance and a good time is antici-
Dated
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New York Dry Goods Mark ct.

NEW YORK, July 2l.-There was u
moderate movement of staple Cotton and
Wooden goods from first hands, and
prices ruled steady for all descriptions.
Wooden Flannrls in good demand by
western jobbers. Arnold's Prints opened
at lOc for fnncic>, and llc for side band
styles. Oriental Dark Prints opened at
Toe for fancies, and l0!c for special styles
and robes
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STATE BoNps-Quiet.

STATE BONDs-Quiet.
SroCKs-In the early dealings showed
y decline of / to per cent followed BY
an advance of / to / per cent. AT the sec
ond call the market was quiet at slight
reaction. During the last hour of busi-
ness the market continued quiet on very
narrow changes, closing steady in tone.
The widest change was in Lake Shore
which fell from 72t to 7ls, and later
rallied to 73i. The fluctuations in the
remainder of the list were only ! to per
cent. Among the sales to-day were
1890 shares of Western Union, 5'Vo
Pacific Mail, 1000 Erie, 10000 Lake
Shore and 1900 St. Paul.
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THE COURTS.

MUNICIPAL CoURT-J,mgc CramSr.
The following business was transacted
at this Court Yesterday:
August Knoke was admitted to citi-
zenship.
In case of Jacob Snyder rs. Thomas
Marshall, judgment was given to plain
tiff for S2l7.92.
Lewis A. Hoffman and George Otte
garnishees of George A. Frobc, answered
no property.
After signing the docket the Court adj
iourned until court in course
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ABUSIVE ENTHUSIASTICALLY after,
noon Herman Lingen was before Squire
Hammer, charged By Balthasar Ernst
with using abusive language toward him
The justice required Mr.. Lingen to give
bond in the sum Of $50 for his good
behavior.
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Call for Troops.

A telegram was received at the White
House this morning, from A. h. Louis,
Lieutenant Governor and acting Cover
nor of Mississippi, stating that party
feeling in Vicskburg was very high on
account ofthe election to take place in
August, and asking that United States
troops be stationed there to prevent any
outbreak. The telegram was forwarded
to the President at Long Branch.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, July 2l.-Flour-Steady and
in moderate demand. Wheat-Dull;
Nc. 9 new white Wabash 80; No. 3
do l %; No. white Michigan AZ; extra
do | so; amber IL; No. | Kentucky
white / As. Corn-Activc; high mixed
cash and seller July Csc; seller August
67Sc; low mixed cash and seller July &c;
white tic. Oats-A shade higher and
quiet; No. . seller August 5S3c.
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SUBSCRIPTION. TRANSFER

Richie township cast the heaviest vote
against the subscription, and Washington
the strongest vote in favor of it. Mad
ison, Clay and Union were nearly equally
divided on the question. Taking all
things into consideration, it is probably
hest that the result is as above recorded,
ss it is more than likely private subscriP-
tions will build the road.
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POLICE COURT-Jtmgc Crmmcr.
There were four cases before the PO-
lice Court Yesterday morning.
Wesley Fry and Hugh Wilson, Were
each fined five dollars and cost, for dis
orderly conduct. They both paid the
fine.
Charles Smith, charged with disordcrly
conduct, WAS fined fifteen dollars and
costs. Not having the money he was
sent up for twenty day.
The case of John Wilson, charged
with disorderly conduct, WAS dismissed at
the costs Of the defendant.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, July 2l.--A recent article in
the Madrid Impartial, favoring the her
rian union, has developed strong oppo-
sition to the project in Portugal. Lisbon
sdvices state that the article Of the
Impartial was received there with great
disfayor,
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EVERY one knows that a good. square,
solid bar of soap stands more rubbing,
and wears much better than thu one.
The cost of a red wrapper, and running
soap through a pressing machine. Is a
fair manufacturing proft-and Warren
qires this saving 70 those who buy his
brand of soap.
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ONE who makes human nature his
study says that when a girl takes her
handkerchief, and moistening it with
her lips, wipes black spot of young
mans nose, wedding between the par
tics IS inevitable.
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PEOPLE should know fully the standing
Of insurance companies before pa,roniz-
ing them. A Philadelphia paper SAYS
five bogus life insurance companies of
that city are issuing policies which are
not worth the paper they are printed
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ORrAIyrNG MONEY UNDER FALSE
PRErEScEs,-Samuel Viban was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Constable W. II.
STANLEY, on warrant issued by SPUR"
Clarkson, at the instance of Matthew
Refs. Viban is charged by the com
plainant with having fraudulently OBJ
tanned from him note of hand for
81. 300. After hearing the evidence the
Justice held the accused in the sum Of
81 900 for his appearance at the next
term Of the County Court Viban was
unable to procure bail, so he was com
mitted TO Jail
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market.

NEW YORK, July 2l:-Dullness again
to-day characterized Wall street, not
even the reports Of Lake Shore dividends
being able to enliven stocks. 20
MoNEY-Foreign exchange steady
and firm, with 4s6sa4s7l for sterling as
the basis Of business; mercantile paper
5a6 per cent. for prime sixty days, and
Gal per cent. for four months
GoLD-Opened at llOf, declined 70
ITO, and closed at ll0t. Carrying rates
were 2a2t per cent to fiat: Clearings
$4,000 900. The Assistant Treasurer dis
bursed $4,000 to-day. "a
GovERsMENT.-Firm in the late after
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A special from Carthage, Mo-, says the
smelling works of 0. :. Pitcher, near
Japlin, were blown up and burned yes
terday morning; loss perhaps $1,000.
The destruction of the works is said to-
have been done by the miners, who
have had difficulty with Picher regard
ing the royalty charged by him, on ore
raised on his lands.