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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-15
Chicago Mark ct,

CHICAGO. December l4-Flour-Dull
and nominal Corn Meal-Dull at % 30
Whea:-Dull; closing weak; No. /
spring 92c; No. . Ss!c cash; s8Ic bid
seller January; 90ic seller February; No.
3 3s3lc; rejected 7s'd7slc. Corn-Actiye
for Old; No. ? mixed $50 &c cash or
seller December; 52ic seller May: reject
ed new 62iGr G3lc new corn dull at 6SJG,
csc cash; g. seller January. Oats
Steady and in moderate demand at SIC
cash; 53Ic seller January; rejected 49la
jOc. Rye-Steady and in moderate de-
mand; No 94!c Bsrley-Dull; No. =
81 24al 2jI cash: 81 - seller January;
No. , 81 l2Cal I2. Dressed Hogs-Firm
at s. 75rasO0. Pork-Duli and un.et-
tied at Sl9 80 ca-h; $l9 50 seller Feb
ruary; $40 10 seller March. Lard
Steady and in moderate demand at $l2 ~
cash; $l3 30 seller February. Bulk
Mests-Inil and lower; shoulders &c;
short rib middle- 9tGr3.c; short clear 81
m9!c; ali loose on spot. Whisky
SteadS and in moderate demand at y7C.
On the call of the bnsrd in the afternoon
Wheat was dull and lower at sS!c cash;
SsIc seller January. Other grain dull
and unchanged. POrk-Sl9 80 seller
February. Lard-sl3 20 seller February
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS

An effort was made in New Orleans
Yesterday morning, to introduce five or
SIX roiorcd girls rs pupils, into the girls
upper high school, which resulted in the
withdrawal flower fifty ofthe graduating
Glass. TkiS is the first attempt that has
been made to place negroes in this school.
Richard ID. Irwin, regarded as an i'm
portant witness in the Pacific Mail
Steamship inquiry, left New York for
Washington yesterday morning.
The bill to repeal the so-called Press
Tag law was referred ty tho House t"
IN" Judiciary Committee, after refusing
10 suspend the rules and pass it.
The LongShoremen's Association of
hoooken, numbering nearly 600 men,
In, dissolved, and the funds (six thous-
and dollars are being divided among the
members. Quar-els growing out OF the
strike made the dissolution and distrlbu-
Hon necessary.
ihe pastors Of Omaha have issued a
call to the Eastern churches for aid for the
SfaSshopper sufferers, suggestive that
special collections be taken up on Christ
mas day for that purpose.
The revolutionary outbreak at Caiam-
area Peru, on December 9Th, was quelled
s'trr twenty-three persons were killed
s!d forty wounded.
Inc steamship Mongal, from Shsng.,
nai Tor New York, has been wrecked and
sixteen persons lost.
Coroner Croaker, of New York, on
whose trial for murder the jury disagreed,
Vas admitted to bail yesterday, in the
sum of $4,000.
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The Frcedlnan's Bank and Trust
Company are to report to Congress to-day.
From lengthy telegram received, we
.,.p the Commissioners state that sowing
to defective system of bookkeeping,
and general confusion of accounts, and
considering the material they have had to
rely on, and persons to deal with, it is
somewhat doubtful whether they shall be
able to obtain an absolutely correct state
mcnt of the liabilities and assets Of the
Company. At any rate, it will be a slow
and tedious process. The entire report
shows mixed up, unsatisfactory and
ncIplicable state of affairs connected
with the mis-management of the bank.
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HOUSE.
The Gag Law.

Under the call of States, bills were in
troduced and referred rs follows:
Bv Mr.. Tremain-A bill relating to in
dictments for libel in the District Of
Columbia. 1t provides that when libel
appears in any newspaper published else
where, but circulated in Washington, no
indictment shall be found in the district
unless the party libelled shall reside there
in. and in that case it may be removed to
the Unites States Circuit or District
Court of the place where the newspaper
is published.
By Mr.. AlbriCht-Fo- free banking
and to retire legal tender notes.
By Mr.. Speer-Reducing letter postage
10 one cent.
Bv Mr.. Storm-To amend the Const-
tuition concerning the official term OF the
President.
By Mr.. Ncagley-For the improve
ment Of the Allegheny, Monongahela
and Ohio rivers.
Bv Mr.. Smith-For the relief Of the
Southern States by compromise and set
,lement Of their debts.
Bv Mr.. Whitley-For commission TO
investigate the political and legal cOndi-
ton of the Southern States.
BY Mr.. Saylor-To preserve free navi-
CATION Of the Ohio river.
By Mr.. Fink-To repeal the law re-
qriring the prepayment of newspaper
postage.
By Mr.. Hurlbut-To aid in the con-
struction Of q narrow guage railroad from
Tide water 10 ST. LOUIS and Chicago.
By VI. Bradley-Msking an appropri-
alton for Light houses in Michigan.
By Mr.. field-To increase the taxation
on Foreign products, and 10 facilitate the
resumption Of specie payments.
| Mr.. Harris offered bill allowing the
payment Of one-half Of all import dutie.
in legal tender notes CT National Bans
notes, Referred.
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commenced giving it. She then weigh, d
50 ibs.; now she weighs lao lbs, and j.
orbust and hearty. She has taken eight
bottles in all SO you see / am an advo-
cate for your Medicines.
WILLIAM MEAZEL.
FROM THE NOTED SCOUT, "BUFrALo BILL.
HOLLAND HOUSE, ROCKFORD, ILL.,, !
April 20, 1874. J
DR.. r. Y. Pierce, Buffalo ". T.:
DEAR SIR-I have now taken four
bottles of your Golden Medical Discov-
cry in connection with your Pellets, and
must say that nothing l have ever taken
for my liver has done me as much good.
feel like u new man. Thanks to your
most wonderful medicine.
w. +. CoDY,
("Buffalo Bill.")
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINYATI, December lI.-Cotton-
Dull at l3ic. Flour-Steady and in mod
crate demand. Wheat-Quiet At 81 II
@$l Il. Corn-Dull at 70CG7@c. Oats
Firm at 5SCG62c. Rye-Active at
81 Is. Barlcy-Quict and unchanged.
OIls-Unchangcd. Eggs-Firm ut 27c.
Butter and Cheese-Firm. Pork-Dull
at $40 j0@l9 10; closing at inside. Lard
Steady and in moderate demand; steam
l2ic; kettle l4c. Bulk Meats-Dull and
nothing done; shoulders and clear rib
sides offered at = and lO!c seller March,
with no buyers. Bacon-Dull; shoulders
Gt@G!c; sides 9t@9Gc; hams l0i@l0lc.
Whisky-Demand fair and market firm
at 9SC.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, December I4.-Flour-
Dull; western superfne 81 O0td { 80; do
extra 81 75Gd,G 2j. Whcat-Dull; No. |
amber western 81 30. Corn-Activc and
higher; mixed western sjtasjc in eleva-
tor do on track 79GSOc. Osts-Scarce
westers white GA CSC; do mixed G5CaGGc,
Rye-DIll ut 95cCasl O3. Hay-Un-
changed. Provisions-UnChsnged. But.
ter-Western unchanged. Cofee-Un-
changed Petroleum-Quict and un-
changed. Whisky-Dull at 81 02!Gl %.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDo, December li.-Yl0ur-
Steady and in moderate demand Wheat
Held firm and buyers and sellers apart !;
amber Michigan 81 09I offered seller
January; 81 lOlc asked; No. / red 81 l0i
offered; 81 IL asked. Corn-Sieady '
and IN moderate demand; high mixed
cash and seller December I3c; seller JAN
uary T3!c; old 7sc; low mixed re Oats
Dull and nominal; No. and Michigan
Sc, Glover Seed-S5 90.
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PHILADELPHIA Market.

PHILADELPHIA, December l4.-Flour
Weak; Indiana and Ohio family extra
s. 5O@G 80; high grades 81 G2!@7 so.
Whcat-Dgll; red 81 -. Rye-Sl 0l
Corn-Quict and weak; yellow Sl@S5c;
white S3c Oats-Firm; white G7(d CSC;
mixed GOA 6jlc. Whisky-Dull at 81 0l.
Pctrolcum-Easicr; refined llGllsc;
crude SsmStc. Clover Sccd-Sl@ lOc.
Buttcr-Quiet; prime western 3jci choice
rolls 32m3ic. Cheese-Unchanged.
Eggs-Stcady; western 30@3lc.
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that he should take his own time and
way Of having it proved.
Mr.. Holman offered a resolution that
in the judgment of the House, in the pre-
sent condition of the financial affairs OF
the government, no subsidies in money,
bonds, public lands, or pledges of public
credit, should be granted by Congress to
associations or corporations engaged in
public or private enterprises and that all
appropriations ought to be limited to
such amounts as shall be imperatively re-
quired for public service.
Without action upon it, and leaving it
to go over till next Monday, the House
adjourned.
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FOREIGN.
The Won Arnim Trial.

BERLIN, December l4.-Argument was
commenced to-day in the Won Arnim
case. The public prosecutor spoke two
and naif hours. and concluded by ask
ng that the prisoner be sentenced to TWO
and half years punishment.
The trial of Count Won Arnim was re-
sumed to-day.
Baron Holstcin gave his testimony.
He denied that Prince Bismarck had
commissioned him to watch Won Arnim.
The accused had stated that he would
not resign, and that the Foreign Office
would not place him on
the retired list because he held
tie documents which compromised
Bismarck. With the examination of this
witness, the taking of the testimony
closed, and the public prosecutor made
the speech tor the crown. He declared
that the accused had been guilty Of bad
faith and his statements We're unworthy
of credit. He argued that the Count pur-
poselv distracted the documents and
never had any intention of returning
them. The revelations communicated to
the Vienna PrcSse, We're intended to be
used as weapons in the campaign
against Prince Bismarck. but the
accused rctrcatcd almost before
the attack commenced. The echo
of the assassin's shot at Kisscngen, was
too much for him. The offence was
without extcnuation, and was agEra-
waited by The rank orthc accused. Never
thelcss, concluded the prosecutor, the
government would refrain from the de-
privation OF civil rights.
Herr HoltHcndort counsel for the de-
fence, argued that even if all the charges
were admitted an arquittal was una
voidablc, on the purely legal grounds
that it could not be maintained that the
Crown had any proprietary right in the
missing documents. The accused, in his
conflict with Bismarck, considered that
he was defending his honor.
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New York Dry Goods Mark ct.

NEw YORK, December I4.-The trade
movement WAS generally slow with the
commission houses, and the jobbing
branches inactive. Cotton goods in steady
but moderate demand. Cotton Flannels
and Satteens in good request. Side Band
Chintz and Delsine styles Of prints do
ing we'll The shirt trade is opening in
printed shirtings,. ,.Cambrics and Percale'.
WoOlcns less active. Kentucky Jeans
doing fairly. Foreign goods dull. Utica
Nonpareil shirtings reduced TO l6c, and
Daval - Sc.
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GOyERNMENTs-Fil
RAILROAD BoNDs-Strnng.
STATE BONDs-Dull and steady.


STATE BoNDs-Dull and steady.
STocKS-Opcncd dull, with the cNccp-
tion of Western Union, and Pacific Mail,
the latter being weak and declined ( per
cent Later on there was recovery of
tGGg per cent. which was followed by
decline, Wabash and Pacific Mail leading
the downward movement. The decline
Mt I'll" CLOSE compared with the highest
quotations ranged from ! to per cent.
Lake Shore. st. Paul, Ohios. Wabash
and Union Pacific closed at the lowest
point of the day. The afternoon business
in stocks wa. practically y nominal. The
annual meeting of the Atlantic aud Great
Wc,tern stock holder, was held to-day.
The following gentlemen were elected
directors: j. II. Drver,uX. William ii.
Upson. {. Otis. ReIten Hitchcock, Henry
+. Parsou. Sobicski Ross, \. Hcgcwisch,
Thomas Warnock. John Tod, James II.
Fav. George T. Perkins. james +. Clark
and John Clinton Gray. Nothing was
given for publication in regard to the af-
fairs of the company. The directors re
elected the old officers and and the minor
officers were reappointed By the receiver.
The total sale. were l2j,OOO shares. Of
which 5000 were Pacific Mail, 2i,OOO
Wc-tcrn Union. 1900 Northwestern
common, 10000 Erie, 200 Lake Shore,
and 1000 Wabash.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money and Stock
Market

NEW YORK, December l4.-MONEY-
In fair request at 3l@ per cent, prim"
mcrchantiIc paper GCo7I per cent. Sterl-
ing firm at 4Sj.for sixty day, and 400 for
sight. Customs receipts S3jO,0OO
GoLD-Strong, opening ut lll4 and
closing at llls. Carrying rates lm2!
per cent, and loans were also made Hat.
Treasury disbursement, $7il, 900 Clear
ings $Sl ,Ooo.Ooo. Specie engagements for
Tomorrow SjUONOO.
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GENERAL SHERMAN has been tele-
crsphcd for to come to Washington and
,..i.,rd in the entertainment of KALA-
KAvA. King of the Sandwich Islands.
The Presidents experience in royal
entertainments is rather crude as yet, but
he ha, hope, Of Improvement, in the fu-
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PIttsburgh Market.

PTTrsBURGH, December l4.-Wheat-
Market firm; Pennsylvanla and Ohio red
81 IjCal ls; white 81 2O(al %. Corn
Steady; ear 75ca77 7777ci sheIled 77Ga7sc on
track; 79(aye0c free ia elevator. PetrO-
leum-DulI; crude S0c at Parkers; re-
fined l!c for Philadelphia delivery.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, December IA, SP. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGToN, December IL, I. NJ. J
PROBABILITIES.
For New England and the Middle
States. cold and clear or clearing weather
will prevail with fresh to brisk north and
west winds, rising barometer, and light
snow during the night in the northern
portions of New York ard New Eng
land. For Tennessee and the Ohio Val
lev, partly cloudy weather, winds shift
ing to easterly and southerly followed BY
Slight rise in temperature and falling
barometer during Tuesday. For the
Upper Lake Region and northwest part
ly cloudy weather, rising temperature,
fresh and brisk southeast to southwest
winds and falling barometer. For the
Lower Lake Region, areas Of light snow
and decidedly ccld weather with rising
barometer during the night followed by
clearing weather, slight rise Of tempera-
ture, winds backing to westerly and
southerly and falling barometer. For
the Canal Regions of New York and
Pennsylvania, the temperature will con-
tinus about freezing during Tuesday.
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IN discussion in Congress yesterday,
regarding the Nicksburs troubles, Mr..
p,xpALL, of Pennsylvania, WAS entirely
..5 pointed. He inquired of Gen. BUT
rEE who prompted these murders?"
AuEs is Buffers son-in-law.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, December l4.-Wbeat-
STEADY and unchanged. CONFIRM At
72Nr,73c. Osts-Unchanged. Petroleum
Firm; standard whit. SIC; Ohio state
test lOtc; small lots lGD2c higher.
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Ocean Steamers.

LONDON, December 14.-The steam
,nips Parthia and Celtic, from New York,
have arrived out.
~ NEW YORK, December l4.-Arrived--
steamships California, from Glasgow, and
republic, from Liverpool.
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COMING events cast their shadows
before. The New York Republic, the
.p,cially established, and acknowledged
,-can of the administration has failed;
,.rlo{c4: GONE Up"
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Profound French Indignation
against Gcrmany.

LoNDON. December li.-IntcnSc feel
ing has been aroused in France by some
of the papers rcsd in the Won Arnm
trial. One dispatch especially, in which
Bismarck says he cannot but wish to see
France weak. and deems it unadviSable
to strengthen her by contributing to the
establishment Of a monarchy, causcs pro-
found indignation.
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From our reports this morning the
n-ybabilities are that the weather to-day
will bs cloudy, with winds shifting to
,,,terlv and southerly, and no decided
change of temperature.
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does surely and effcctuaily control them.
The testimony Of our best citlZrns, of all
classes establishes the fact, That CHERRY
PICTORIAL viii and does relieve and cur"
the ailiicting disorders OF IN" Ihfoat ma
Lungs beyond any other medicine, Inc
most dangerous affections oi the iuilnl'
nary Organs yield 10 It's power: ana cases
OF Consumption, cured by this preparation
are publicly known, ~ remarkable as
hardly Ia be believed, wgre proven b'SOnd
dispute. As remedy IL N adequate "n
which the public may rely for full prot"r
tiOn. BY curing Coughs, III" i"rrruhh"rS
bf more serious disease. II saves unnum-
oered lives and amount Of suffering not Ia
b. computed. II challenges trial and
convinccs the most skrphcnl. Every
family should keep II on hand aS u pro
lection against the early and unpefcelNTl
attack OF Pulmonary Au'ctlohs, Wblch
are easily met M first, but which becomes
incurable and often fatal, II neglected.
Tender lungs need this defence; ana u u
unwise tO be without ~. As "a safeguard
to children, amid the distressing diseases
which beset the Throat and Chest Of
Childhood, CHERRY PICTORIAL n inSRlua-
bic: tor, by It's timely Use, muItitud"s ar"
rescued from prematuT" graves, and saved
Ia the love and affection c"nt"red on them.
II acts speedily and surely against otdi.
nary colds securing sound and health
restoring sleep. No on" viii suffer trou-
hleSDme Influenza and painful Bronchitis,
when they know how easily they can b"
cured.
originally the product of long lnborious.
and successful chemical Investigation, no
cost or toll IN spared In making every bot
tie In the utmost possible perfection. II
may be cOnfidcntlally relied upon a. pos
sesSing all the virtues u has ever exhibit.
ed, and capable Of produc.
memorable as the greatest ~
fected.
PREPARED nv
Dr. l. T.. AVER & co, Dwell, Mass.
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IN SU RANCE.

OFFICERS:
GEO. MENDEL, Prendent,
J. y. VANCE, Iicc President,
A. l.. WILEY, SecretdTy,
/. ii. WILLIAMS,
assistant Secretary aud Treasurer,
JOHN BISHOP,
General Agent and .idjustrr.
DIRECTORS:
GEO. ADAMS, JoHN II. HoBBs,
GEO. Il. CALDWELL, GEORGE MENDEI,
GEO. W. FRANZHEIM, VI. REILLY,
THoS. Il. SMALLCRoSS, l.. &. SrlrEL,
J. N. VANCE.
aupi
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AYERS
Cherry PeCtoral
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs, such
as Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough,
Broncbists, Asthma, and
CONSUMPTION.

hliipllk wv RIttl
dis cONerics Oi
modern science.
that are OF norr
real valueto man
kind than this cf-
hectual remedy Tor
all diseases oi the
Throatand Lungs.
A vast trial Of its
virtues, through
out this and other
Countries, has
shown ihat II
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VOL. IL.
affecting &egister.

Cold closed in New York yesterday
i, llls.
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A Washington dispatch says that John
Macarthur, ofPhiladelphia, declining the
office of Supervising Architect, the posi-
tion will be rendered to Mr.. Walsh, of
st. Louis, now experimenting the con-
struction Of the new postotlice of that
city.
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remarkabI cures. ~ mild ss To De- saf"
and beneficial for children, and yet 80
searching n tD effectuslly purge out ~"
great corruptIOns Of the blood, such A. the
scrOfulous and syphilitic contamination.
Impurities or diseases that have luTked IN
the system for year., soon yield t0 THIS
powerful antidots and disappear. bsbc"
It's wonderful cures, many Of wbich ar"
publicly known, of scrofula. and all scr.
iulous diseases, Ulcers, Eruptlons ana ef-
uptiye disorders Of the skin. Jumos.
BlotcheS. Boils,, Pimplss, Pustules. horJs'
-. AntBosys Fire. RDse or Efysipehs'
letter, RsIt Rbeum, Scald Head, Ring
worm, and Internal Uieerntions of the
Uterus, Stomach and Liver. IL also cures
other com plants, O which u would not
seem especially adapted, such as Dfop~y,
Dyspepsia, FitS, Neuralgia, Heart D1ssas-
Female Weakness, Debility, and LcucOr-
rhoca, when they are maniiestatns OF
of the scUfulous poisOns.
II IL an excellent restOrer OF health ana
strength In the Spring. BY renewing the
apppetite and yigDr Of the digestive JoT-
zans, IL dissipatss the depression and Hat
IeSs languor Of the season. Even where no
disorder appears, people feel bettsr and
live longer, for cleansing the blood. The
system moves on with renewed Slgor and
a new lease Of life.
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Or. &c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
AYERS
SARSAP ARIlLA. .

il widely know -
as one OfthcnnO.t
.M c,uhI Tom"-
dies ever dIscoy-
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aud pu TiiyiBg
the blood. " has
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years, with q con
staBtly growing
reputation bhs' d
on it, intrinsic
virtues and sus-
sustained by itg
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Or. J. C. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass,
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Steamboat Bill,

CINCINNATI, December 14.--Thc
Chamber of Commerce to-day, adopted
resolutions endorsing the steamboat bill
now before Congress, and earnestly re-
qucsting Senators Sherman and Thurman
to use their best efforts TO secure It's pas
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White Girls in the Hands OF Indians.

ST. Louis December 1.-THE GloJc $
Topeka Kansas, special says intorma-
ton las been received from General
Miles headquarters on the Wichita, that
the two elder German girls, sisters of the
two little ones recently rescued from the
Indians, are in the hands of White
Birds band of Chcvcnncs, and scout
has been sent to White Birds camp 10
treat for tn" release of the captives
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Five Children Drowned.

NEW YORK, December l4-Five
children of John Dotterich, ranging in
age from 6 to sixteen years, were drown
ed yesterday while amusing themselves
with a sled on pond near their parents
residence, at Preakness, n. }.
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"Busted" Since the Election.

New YORK, December l4.-Thc
Republic newspaper has suspended pub
lication, the last number was issued this
morning. Mr.. Morrill,, the responsible
editor of the paper, has been ill at homo
fnr two weeks
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-15
Heavy DcTalcatiOn on the Pennsyl
ynuia Railroad at Pittsburgh.

PIrTSRUEGu. December l4.-Within n
few days u heavy dcialcation, amounting
to about $4,000 has been discovered in
the accounts of the financial agent of the
freight department Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company in This city, who has
been in their service for the past fifteen
years, and has enjoyed the utmost conf
dencc Of the officers of the road. The
books were found to be correct, but the
cash balance seems not to have been on
hand. 1t is stated that the deficit will
be made good by his bondsmen, and no
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