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Attempted Assassination Of Bis
march.

a letter from Berlin on the attempted
assassination of Bismarck by Kaufman,
contains the following:
The very first step whise the General
takes. is to open an attack on Catholic
party. ut the private dwelling Of Christie
phcr Joseph Crewcr, acting editor OF the
Berlin G,rn.dniG. which was searched
by the police, who contscated letters,
manuscripts and some pamphlets. The
next visit of the policc-scvcn in number
Was upon the house Of the Legation
Councillor. Van kchlcr Secretary of the
Nfayrncc Catholic Union. and their
booty was considerable, consisting of
about eighty documents, letters, circu-
lars. and the names Ofthe members OF the
society. On the same evening Herr
Van kehlcr's work room WAS searched,
and again on the following morning the
place of meeting OF the Berlin Catholic
Gc>rllcwcrrn Union Of Jurney-,
men. The house of the Vicar Spiritual
Councillor Muller, the Father of the
Catholic societies in Berlin were search
cd. and these police inquisitionS have
been followed by the temporary closing
of the Catholic societies of Berlin. One
authority states that the number of MEM
bcrs of the Catholic GcScllen Unions III
Germany to be 10000 Besides these
there are hundreds of other societies such
As Catholic Adult Societies, Catholic
Young Mems Societies, University So
rirtirS. and societies of W omen and
children The
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BALTIMORE.
struck by a Railroad Train.

BALTIMORE, August l0.-A special
from Newark, Delaware, says that as
Mr.. Edmund Norris, nephew of Mrs.
Elizabeth Bayard, living near Cooches
Bridge, Delaware, was crossing the Phila-
delphia and Baltimore railroad at New
ark Station in carriage containing
Willie Hawkins and Sallie Simon, two
orphan children belonging 10 Mr..
Bayard, Miss Annie Kecly and her little
brother Daniel and himself, theE were
struck by the four o'clock z. N. train
from Philadelphia, killing the horse, de-
molishing the carriage and throwing out
lis occupants. Mr.. Morrow, aged thirty
wears, had his leg broken above the knee,
his head and face cut and received other
injuries Willie Hawkins, aged fifteen
years, was bruised about the head and
had his collar bone fractured. Salllc
Simon, aged seventeen ycars, had both
her limbs severed above the knees, be-
sides being otherwise injured, causing
death in three hours. Miss kecly, aged
nineteen years, had both limbs manglcd
below the knees, ncCeSsitating amputa-
tion. Daniel kecly, aged four y"arN,
was badly cut about the head and body.
Miss keely cannot recover.
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Tax Levy in Jackson County y--Ehects
OfMisrmIe.
JACKSON c. H., W. VA.
August /, 1874.

Editors of the Register. ,.,
The county levy in this county laid by
the Board of Supervisors for the year
1870 was fifty cents, and the tax for
school purposes for said year 10 cents on
the SlOO valuation. The county levy
laid bv the County Court for the year
1873 was 3S l-2 cents, and the tax for
school purposes A. cents on the 500.
Tni, wear the county levy is 40 cents on
the SiOO. the school tax for this year Is
Not vet laid. but | do not think it will
exceed i5 cents.
Thi, wear We have To pay $1,000 for
debts contracted while the county WAS
under Radical Supervisor rule and was
it not for the payment of these old
"Radical debts the county levy this year
would not have been over - cents on the
500, and notwithstanding We have had
10 pay larg" sums of money. contracted
under "Radical administration. vet
our taxes have been considerably reduced.
and with all these facts staring them in
the face YOU still hear the bowling and
yelping of the Radical pres" about high
taxes.
A very severe storm passed over this
county on Sunday night of the 26th ult.
Considerable damage was done to the
growing corn crops, &c, but not 81
destructive and damaging as that which
visited Roane, Writ and other counties.
J. l.. \.
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MISSOURI.
Fearful Tragedy.

ST. JoE August lO.-Thc Hsr0'd has
the particulars of a fearful tragedy which
occurred Mt Creston, Iowa, at three
o'clock this morning. j. VI. Burnett
entered the bedroom of his stcp-son,
J. c. Bristcr. and cut the latter's throat
from ear to ear. The presumption Is
that the murderer must have alarmed
the victim as he approached the bed,
for there was evidence of quite struggle.
Brister's wife was in bed with him ana
wa> literally drenched in blood. The
woman was - crazcd that the name "i
the murderer was all that could be got
out Of her. Burnett escaped. being pur-
sued by a large force, and his capture l.
regarded aS certain.
Seventy-two car loads Of tea from
Japan. have passed through this city
within the past twenty-four hours.
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OMAHA.
Indians ON the War Path.

OMAHA. August l0.-lnf"rmation from
Fort Laramie says the Sioux Indians IT,
port that the ArrapahOes and Chcyennrs
are getting ready FOR Var. Many Sioux
will 90 with them. Should this h. true
the military will be very active. but their
movements are kept quiet a. possible
that the Indians may not be Informed
thereof through renegade white and
half breeds. General King and the ninth
infantry, departed for Fort Laramie To-
day.
The first shipment of this years Ne
braska wheat. went East to-day.
Josephine Smith poisoned herself with
morphine, at Kearney Junction, on
SATURDAY..
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Matrimonial Storm Probabilities,

When YOU see man going home at
two clock in the morning, and know
his wife is waiting for him, it Is likely to
be stormy.
Wheu man receives bill for goods
his wife has bought unknown to him.
look out for thunder and lightning.
When y man goes home and finds no
supper ready, the fire out and his wife
visiting the saloons with the rest of the
boys, il is likely to be cloudy.
When man promises to take his wife
to party, and changes his mind after
she is dressed, YOU may expect y shower
When Il man saves his cigar money
To buy his wife anew bonnet and the
children new shoes, it indicates spell of
sunshine.
When man dies and leaves nice
young widow with plenty of money, and
YOU see her walking out with the cxecu-
tor on Sunday afternoon, a change Is i'm
mineut
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AR II ANSAS.
Bonds RcpudIRtcd.

LITTLE ROCK, August lO.-Th" Fl
nance Committee made majority re-
port to the Convention to-day in favor oi
rcpudinting what l. known q, the Hal
fords' bonds. State and railroad bonds,
and lcvcc bonds.
The past four day, have been the hot
tc-t known in the memory of the oIdc.t
inhabitant. Yesterday tn" Thermometer
stood ut 1869 and to-day at l0i'. TD"
air from the south ha. tn" appearance
Of being driven by furnace.
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4 Regular War.
LOUISVILLE.
A kidnapping Case.

LOUISVILLE, August lO.-A special to
the CoITier-JOWndL SAYS d. b. Main. Il
ieweler in Midway, Wod,ford CO mty.
Ky. while on his way home last evening
was seized by four masked men and no
trace of him has Vet been found. Evi-
dences of struggle We're found in the
neighborhood where he Wa. seized. and
he was probably murdered and his body
hid. 4 man, who hearing Mains cries
came to his rescue, but was driven back
with threats of death. Several negroes
A little later saw the men carving Main
away, he was then struggling and sroan-
ing. 1t is not known whether the OBJ
iect of the murder was robbery OF re-
revenge.
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VERMONT.
The stolen BOY.

a woman has been arrested at Ben
nington, VI, for having in charge n
child supposed to BE- Charley Ross.
BENNINGToN, August l0-Thr child
WAS taken to the telegraph office, and
questions were asked, dictated from
Philadelphia He answered number OF
these correctly, and at TIA" conclusion
came telegram from Philadcsphm, in
structing the chief Of police To- dctnin th"
woman and child. The Uncle or Charlie
Ro,, will be- here Tomorrow to identify
the child. The boy says he has twonam".
Charley Ross and Charlie. Augu.ts Ham
iltOn.
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OHIO.
NOtthc Ross Child.

DAYTON, August lO.-Mrs Burke Of
Allegheny city, was detained here to-
day BY the officer, who suspected that
the littl" boy, five years old, that nc
compsnicd her, was Charley Ross. \
dispatch from her home removed all
suspicion, and she wa, permitted to
proceed to Cleveland, where she Wa, go
ing.
CoLUMHUs, o., August l0.--WilIinm
Wolfe, II miner, employed in tn"
Hayden coal mine. at IInydcnviIlc, while
blasting to-day was instantly killed 10y Il
mas Of coal falling upon him.
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Senatorial Conyention--3rd District.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y the Senatorial Convention for the 5rd
iistrict. consisting of the counties OF
Ritrhie Doddrige, Harrison, Gilmer, and
calhoun, will be holden at the town OF FL, r.
isnhorn i'm the county Of Richie, on the
18th day of August, 1874. The under,
Signed would respectfully request tMhnt M
cnnnty meetings be held at an early day
oS nnSsible. to appoint delegates TO SAID
Convention. Let the counties aforesaid De
well represented. ~ ,,,,,,,.,
By order OF the Senatirial Executive
rni1mittee K. >. BLAIR,
i,.iT Chairman.
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CHICAGO.
Death of Bishop whitehousc.

CHICAGO August l0.-BiShop White
house. whose death WAS announced in this
mornings dispatches. has been sick but
little over week Previous to his i'll
ness he had taken trip of twcnty-one
DAYS in Wisconsin, and during that
period had preached forty sermons. His
efforts proved too much for his Constltu-
tion. and he Immediately gave up work.
On reaching home he was not considered
dangerously i'll until Saturday evening,
when he Rhrrdd a paralctic stroke and
became unconscious. sunday he reused
sufficiently to recognize his children and
receive the holy communion, but thence
forth declined gradually V until his death,
which occurred at . o'clock th, morning.
At the time of hi, dccca>c Bishop White
house was II wears of aye. His fame Is
nearly II, great in England as in Amer
cu. He having received the titles of ID. d.,
and LII. ID. from the oxford University,
England, AN unusual distinction for an
American. He wa, man of profound
and varied kuowlcdg" and II most de-
voted churchmau. His brother is on hi,
way from New York, whittier his body
will BE- taken and placed in the family
lot in Greenwood cemetery.
Another Nomination Declined.
\ TriJ,D,e special snys: George W.
McCrarv. nominated for Congrc-- by th"
Republicans Of the Fourth District Of
Iowa. has written letter declining the
nomination. He SAY, in explanation that
he WA, induced to change hi. first intcn-
tion of not becoming a candidate" by tn"
representation mad" by his friend. that
hi acceptance would harmonic all the
discordnnt elements of the Convention.
Thi. had not been the case. On the con-
trarv. it had tended t" widen tn" gap be-
tween the factions, and he considered 1t
hi duty to withdraw his acceptance Of
the nomination.
\ destructive tornado passed through
Dixon. Illinois, last night, and did great
damage to the crop fences and other
property in the vicinity.
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NEW YORK STATE.
Fatal Assault.

ELMIRA. August l0.-A man named
Hegaman, living ten mile south of here
was set upon by two men this afternoon
and literally pounded to death. The
names of his murderers are Langwel!
and Patterson. Langwell has been ar
rested. but Patterson escaped. The trouble
arose about dog which belonged To Lang
we'll and which Hegsmans hired man
shot.
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MICHIGAN.
Excursion of Michigan Legislature.

DETROIT, August l0.-Ahout seventy
five members Of the Michigan Legisls-
ture. together with several State officers.
are going on an excursion to the Lake
Superior country, and will rendezvous at
Chicago tomorrow, leaving there on
Wednesday morning. They will make
a short stop at Milwaukee and Green
Bay. They will be gone ten or twelve
DAYS.
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CLEVELAND.
RoSIy FOund-A Suicide.

CLEVELAND. August lO.-The body ot
Chas. Egan was found in the river tins
morning. Deceased was employed in
the Cleveland po>tofice, and has been
missing from home since last Friday.
John Moostepka, a Bohemian. who
WAS imprisoned in the police station for
abusing his family, committed suicide
this morning by jumping from the gallery
Of the third tier of cells to the stone fo"r
,y-np-v- foot below
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

LIVERPOOL, August l0.-Thc steam
hip. Fri,ia, Hohcnzollcrn, Macedonia,
India. CalnIa and State Of Pennsylvania
from New York, have arrived out.
New YORK. August 10Th" -t"nm-
,hips Switzerland from Antwerp, Spain
from Liverpool and Maa, from Rotter-
dam have arrived.
The steamer Nevada from Liverpool
has arrived.
QuEESsTOwN, August lO.-Thc .tenm-
hip Indiana from Philadelphia ha, ar
-5,..l
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MINNESOTA.
News Items.

ST. PAUL, August lO.-The body OF .
we'll dressed man supposed 10 be that OF
Robert Z. Driscoll railroad conductor
Of Kansas CITY. was found to-day in the
Mississippi river and Inferred.
T. Haches, of New Ulm, shot and Kill
ed himself this morning.
Duluth had a severe hail storm yester-
day. Five hundred dollars worth Of
class was destroyed. Another hail storm
Visited portions of Meeker county Satur-
dav night. being the second in week.
At Kingston all the standing grain IN
cluding corn was destroyed.
To-day's dispatches from varions Por-
tions of the State represent the wheat
harvest as nearly completed. The wheat
has been saved in excellent condition
and although the yield is not quite equal
to that of last year it is better than was
expected and is nearly or quite an average
while the quality is generally number
one. In many portions of the grasshop-
per districts the yield of wheat is fair,
oats and barley are good and. corn and
potatoes promise excellently.
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Pistol Drawn I'm Church.

An Enquirer .pecial say' that near
Carlisle. Nicholas oconty, Kentucky, yes
terdav a man named Hamilton, while at
tending a Methodist church. becoming
offended at something said .tood upon q
bench a douri.hed pistol. ThOmas
Shaw. one Of the trustees, succeeded in
pacifving him and coaEed him ont Of
door. When outside Shaw told him the
penalty Of the law for hi. offence, where
upon Hamilton shot Shaw through the
heart. The congregation came out and
seized the murderer and sent him - Car
li-le, where, for fear Of lynching, he wa
.ent % Lexington.
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MEMPHIS.
Result Of the Riot.

MEMPHIS, August l0.-ParticS who
arrived here from Somcrvillc this morn
ing. state that Albert Reeves, Republican
candidate for shoritf, who was shot by
Burton Friday last, died last night. His
brother. Paul, was dying this morning.
Judge J. G. Reeves, another brother who
WAS shot at the same time, and Oscar
Burton, will both recover. Everything
is quiet there. and the ChackaSaw guards
from this CITY. have returned.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Sudden Death.

ERIE, August 1O.-Yesterday during
service at the Methodist Church in Edin-
boro. this county, Miss Sallie Goodwin
was observed to faint. She was carried
into the vestibule, where she immediately
expired. So far as known she WAS in
good healthjup to the moment of her
cath.
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VIENNA.

VIENNA, August l0.-A circular note
was received from the German govern
ment on Saturday in regard to Spanish
affairs. 1t merely proposes that the
powers take under consideration the
expediency of recognizing the Spanish
government.
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Fire.
CINCINNATI.
Conference with 4. s. Engineers.

CISCISXATr, August lO-A commits
-ion Of steamboat men and business men
from Pitt burgh and Cincinnati to-day
met with Col. ". :. Merrell. Col Simp-
son and Maj. Gunter. United State MIL
itary engineers. and discussed and viewed
the .ite chosen by the Southern railrOad
trustees for the railroad bridge across the
Ohio. near the mouth Of Mill creek, in
thi- CITY. Tho site was examined in a
boat. and pr"tracted informal c"nsulta-
tiuu and discussion had between the par
tie. The conference will BE- continued
Tomorrow. and the result will b. report
ID 10 the Secretary Of War.
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ri. Rev. Henry J. WhitnhOus", bish0p
of the diocc.s of Illinois, died at Chicago
yesterday.
The .ugpcnsion of the IHyant TUn,'
has been ordered BY the Turkish govern.
ment for adv"r.c criticisms on the Gnan-
cial administration Of the Porte.
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Threatened Outrage.

Reports are in circulation on the streets
that the negroes threaten to burn Austin,
Miss. some sixty miles below here, be-
cause DR.. Smith, who killed II negro
there some weeks since, was released on
bail. but it is not believed any serious
disturbance will result, though, at the
same time, persons have left there, fear
inU troublp
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Mr.. Beecher's friends now say openly
that he was blackmailed in large amounts
for some years and that should Mr.. Moul-
ton tell all he knows an entirely new
phase will be assumed by the case. Several
private conferences, at which prominent
gentlemen of Brooklyn not publicly con-
nected with the inquiry have assisted,
have been held recently with a view to
the adjustment Of the whole matter. 1t
was stated yesterday by member of the
committee that Moulton's testimony
would bear strongly against Beecher.
TiltOn'S counsel and it is believed Tilton
himself were several times in commune
cation with Moulton yesterday and Sat
urday. Moulton also had talk with
General Butler yesterday.
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WHO appreciate the fact that there l.
anv great Importance attached 70 such a
commodity a. r. Pill' II j. generally
supposed that ANYBODY can make them,
A. al can take them. But visit the
laboratory Of DR.. J. &. Aver and YOU
will b. disabused Of the idea that il il =
trihe tO make any medicine and adapt it
% the wants Of millions Of meB-to 80
adjust it 70 their need, and ~ cure their
complaints, a. ~ make them il. constant
customers in all the zOnes. Physicians
find il requires .Ome skill 70 adapt their
doses 70 single patient; ask them Il It l.
not an intricate problem 70 adjust pur-
gative pill u the nece-sities Of untold
number, 20 that il shall benefit them
nearly al. DIR. Ayers laboratory sup
plies 5000 doe. Of hi Pills per diem,
Or 100000 year. Think Of that Ecu
lapius! Well may il whiten the head Of
any man To administer to that amount u
suffering, and especially when, a. l. here
evident, everything Is done with the er-
tremest nicely and eare.-Ra'dotPh w.
.Stdtsm0H.
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PITTSBURGH.
Gathering OF the Fancy"

PITTSBURGH, August l0.-The streets
of the city this afternoon and evening,
have presented very animated appear
ance, and our people have been surprised
ut the hundreds of roughs and sporting
men congregated about the streets. Dur
ing the evening several fights occurred,
in which the pistol was freely used.
Bull" White, n rough, shot at a man
and wounded a bystandrr in the lungs.
A great deal of CONSERVATION was Great
ed among those who had purchased
tickets by the steamer for the fight, by
rumor that the local Inspector had order
ed the boat not to leave the port with
over thirty passengers, and forbiddng
her taking any barg"s in tow, but at II
o'clock il was quietly circulated among
the knowing ones that the steamer Nc
Cormick would leave from the foot OF
Market street at II o'clock, with II limi
tod uuInhpr of pnsscnpcrS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-11
FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

PARIS, August l0.--Le Constitution has
advices from Spain which represent that
Don Alfonso was preparing to make
fresh attack on Tereul