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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-24

NICKsBURG, july TZ3.-Cfy7quiet. The
following telegrsms explain Themselves.
IT, Li,,HenGHt GortTHa~Iltis: p
understand that votl gave 8, the rca-
son for requesting United State troops
sent here. that your order for the militia
TO return their guns to the stats bad not
been obeved. If you withdraw your 70
quest for troops and send me an order
to disarm all the militia --bsre, AM 70
turn the guns t. the State. cap aud yIiI
execute the order within tNskhty-four
hours without assistance from the Stat
or the United States. without bloodshed.
TSigned. WV: fEENCH.
Coi. 4tA R>gt.- Jaei,ss,,. JhSs.
r. VTiirr, Frc1Vh
Coll decline u treat with you a. 90
the manner Of executing the Ouiers from
the Office Of the COmmander-in-Chief Of
the State militia. That an order hAs be<n
sent YOU admit but Il remains Tor me- 10
euecute L. The appeal .foE troop ~ b.
sent to VicksbJrrg has ben f5fcssd upon
me by utter disregard and defiance Of
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Senatorial Convention -3rd District.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y the senatorial Convention ior me sra
Ritchie, Doddrlge, Harrison, Gilmer, and
Calhoun, will be holden at the town of FL
Isnhoro, i'm the county of Ritchie, on the
18th day of August, 1874. The under.
signed would respectfully request that
aS possible, to appoint delegates 10 said
Convention. Let the counties aforesaid be
well represented: -.,-,-, ,,..,,,.,
Cn1mIttee K. ). BLAIR,
IyIT Chairman.
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BY TELEGRAPH
..| .!.s TO THE
rl...F .. .....a. ......
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Peport. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
.-. Of Main and 18th SITS.
WASHINGTON.
..- WAsHINeToN, July 90.
The Five per cent. Bonds.

A large number of proposals for the
whole of the balance of $4,000, or any
part thereof of 8 per cent. bonds, were
made at the Treasury Department stnOon
to-day, by Secretary Bristow and Assist
ant Secretaries Covant and Hartley
Precisely at 2 o'clock the doors of the
Seoretary's Office were locked, and every
one excluded from the room except the
Assistant Secretaries mentioned, and the
private Secretary of Secretary BristOw.
Secretary Bristow states he has received
a number ol requests from the bidders
that no publication be made of their
offers. In respect to their wishes he wifi
not give publicity of them until
the awards shall have been made,
which probably will be tomorrow. The
Secretary will leave here Tonight for
Long Branch, where he will have a con-
sultation with the President on the sub
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The Indians.

4 three days scout on Deer Greek ana
Rox Elder canons near Fort Fettcrman,
have lust returned and failed to find any
Indians. The following was received
from Medicine Bow, Wyoming territory,
to-day: Eight Indians who had stolen
five head of stock from an rmigrant tram
last SATURDAY.. were pursued, overtaken
and whipped in the mountains between
Dalton and Cooper creeks, and the lndi-
ans all killed.
The post office investigation Is still CON
tinucd with closed doors. \ decision
will ba reached tomorrow.
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Defanitfng Quartermaster

Suit has been begun against the Off
cial bond Of the late SyruS $. Gardner.
army 4uartermastor, for $4,000. The
government alleges that he WAS default
er to the amount of about S4OO, 900.
Among the effects of Gardner were found
bonds amounting IL li2, $50, which James
Larimer Graham lost in Sixth avenue
car. and which were restored to him by
order of the court.
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Indian DepredatiOns.

Adviccs from Ute Creek, New Mexico,
to July 18th, say twenty-one persons, six
Americans and fifteen Me1irans, were
killed by Indians between Fort Bascom
and the Rattan mountains up to the pre-
sent time, and that four hundred horses
were driven out of the Territory. A
company of the Sth cavalry left Fort
Union July 10th for the Cimaron river,
the scene Of the late Indian ontrages.
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State Senate-First District.

The undersigned, representing what ne
believes to be the sentiment OF the Demo-
eraey of Ohio county, and at the personal
solicitation of the friends OF f. q. Cracraft'
Esq, does hereby announce him as cam
didate for the position Of State senator
from the First Senatorial District, subject
TO the decision OF the Democratic hoiill-
1',rah HIS FRIENDS.
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The Ross Abduction

PARLIAMENTARY, July 23.-There are
no further developments in the Ross so-
duction case. This morning christopher
Wooster. who was arrested on charge
of alleged completely in the transaction,
WAS released from prison.
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4 Memphis di'patVh says that on Sat-
urday last ThoS. AlvOrd, an old merchant
of ST. Charlie, AIkan.as, and his -On,
started to Indian Bay in a skih. Nothing
va. heard Df them until Wsdnssdsy
morning, when their bodies were found
Hoating IN White uvsr, very much de-
composed. and badly eaten by h.h. The
bodfs. were taken TO Indian Bay by n
steamer. The general iInprssion u that
they were accidentally drowned, though
4 number 81 citizens believe they were
murdered.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTuEST, !
OFFICE OF CHIEP SIGNAL OFFICER :
WAsHISGToS, July %, 8 P. NJ. J
PRORA BILITIES.

PROBABILITIES
For New England, Middle States and
Lower Lake region, clear or fair weather
will prevail with east to south winds,
stationary or rising temperature and
falling barometer. For the South At
lantic and Gulf States, Tennessee and
Ohio Valley partly cloudy weather and
local rains, with southeast to southwest
winds, high temperature. except in the
South Atlantic States, and slight changes
in barometer. For the Upper Lake re-
gion and the Northwest partly cloudy
and continued warm weather, with locsI
rains, variable winds and low barometer
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

LIVERPOOL, July 23.-The steamers
Canada from New York, and Hibernian
from Baltimore, have arrived.
NEW YORK, July '23.-The steamers
Belgic from Liverpool, and India from
Glasgow, have arrived.
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Erie Races.

ERIE, July 24.-The second day races
Of the Erie Park Association took place
today. In the 2:3O race, for purse Of
2.0OO dollar seven heats were trott"d, II
which two were dead. W. Goodwin b.
.. Stewart Maloncv. Of Philadrlphia
won. Time. 2:S4i, 2:88i 2:&3i. Th" b.
5. Captain. Of Grr"nevill", Pa, wa 400
ond; Whites b. @. Nellie Irwin, of
Homer, y. Y, third.
In the Pa race. for 200 dollarS, W.
J. Walworth, $. Monarch, Jrq of Ko-
kom0. Ind. took the first, second and
fourth heats in 2:34t 2:&G and 2.33i
+. J. Klinrs Lola Montnz, of New York,
second; John LudlAms b. ~. Efiic, Of
Cat.klll, Ny. thIrd.
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GERM ANY.

BERLIS. July % The North German
Gazcuc says IN rrfcr"nc" to IL" recent
outrage by the CarIists Germany W.
behalf 81 outraged European civilization
will seek and ind means tO teach ~.
CarIi.ts that the murder f captured
German. .hall not rrhsin nnpuni'hed.
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TOwed into Port.

The Spanish steamer Toneas. arrived
to-day in tow of the steamer Belgie.
having been found Monday last drifting
about with her machinery broken down.
The TonGa> has u valuable cargo.
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For State senate-second District.

In compliance with the wishes OF many
rrisnds. hereby announce myself aS
candidate TO represent the Second Senatori-
al District in the Legislature, subject to the
decision of the Democratic nominating
.o,rartion WIN. b. ICE.
,J.,.;,,, so,,,t,, u, Ia jyli
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False imprisonment.

Edward Lang, convicted last October
of stealing United States mail bags, and
sentenced BY Judge Benedict to paw a
fine of two hundred dollars and be i'm
prisoned one Year, Wa. subsequently rs-
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oAo scutSuCc WIS 0SSialSN 4H
Vsllo by the supreme court and Long was
discharged. He now has began suit
against Judge Benedict for false impris-
Sonment, claiming $4,000 damages and
his costs
The Erie Railroad Case.
In the application of John c. Angel
against the Erie Railroad Company for
the appointment of q receiver, Attorney
General Pratt has given decision, in
which he says, the complainant has en-
tirely failed to sustain the allegation Of
corruption and wilful violation of the
law on the part Of the company's officers,
and the high character of the Board for
bidsisuch suspicion. AS to the charges
that the company transcended its powers
under the charter, he says he is not con-
vinced by the able arguments of its
counsel that the company has not tran
scended in several respects the powers
which it possesses under the laws Of the
State of New York. The questions
examined are sufficient to authorize
All action, and may be properly
left for the courts to pass upon. Without
making an elaborate argument, but SIM
ply giving has impression, the Attor-
ney General thinks that some conceded
acts of the company raise serious ques-
tlons of corporate power, which should
be determined by courts. As the directors
have acted in good faith, the manage
ment of the business of the corporation,
may safely left with them pending litiga-
CATION. The Attorney General in us
serting to the commencement dfk an
action will feel it his duty to see that the
proceedings shall be conducted so as to
occasion as little Inconvenience
to the business of the company rs
possible. The points of legality
to be decided by the courts are the pur-
chase of the stock of the Buffalo, New
York and Erie Railroad Company; the
purchase of the coal lands or stock in the
coal companies, and the lease of the
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad.
As to the matter of dividend, the ale
CATION of intentional wrong on the part
of the directors is disapproved; still the
Attorney General is not satisfied that the
condition of the finances of the company
were such as to authorize the dividend in
question, and if that was the only ques-
ton he should not be inclined to COM
mence proceedings for that cause alone.
The BeeCher Investigation.
The Beecher Investigating Cmmmit-
tee met this evening at the residence of
Augustus Starr, in Brooklyn. 1t was
stated by one of the members of the COM
mittee that no witnesses were examined,
but that the original letters copied in
Tilton's statement were submitted to the
committee for examination. The COM
mittec will meet again tomorrow even
ening when it is believed that Henry
w. Beecher and Mrs. Tilton will submit
their full statements. Frank MOultOn
would not say whether he had prepared
any statement for publication. An init
mate friend and adviser of Mr. Bcechcr
said that there were several parties who
had seen and read the original statement
made by Mr. Tilton erculpating Mr..
Beecher from all the charges latterly pre-
ferrcd against him by Mr.. Tilton, and
that they were prepared, if summoned
before the Committee, TO swear to that
furt
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CUBA

HAv.S,, July 23.---The steamer NJ
neroa erploded her boiler in the hArlpr
to-day, killing tWo p"rs0ns and woIHdiBg
sixteen. The steamer VA run ashore 81
prevent her sinking.
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Congressional Announcement.

PARKERsBURG, June ., 1874.
TO The Wheeling Register:
At the urgent solicition OF many friends,
I announce myself candidate for Con-
gress in the First District.
,auh ]. w. HORNOR.
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at'hetlina 9ralstcr.

GOLD closed in New York Yesterday
at 100!
FRoM our reports this morning the
prohabili,ie, are that the weather to-day
will be partly cloudy with southeast to
southwest winds, high temperature. and
local rains
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INDIANA.
Fifteen Men Drowned.

EvASsyILLE, July B,-A boat was
cap-iz~d on th" WabDh, near Grand
Chain. at noon to-day, and siH out u
fifteen men were drowned. They were
lab"r"r' On the Improvement u th"
river.
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The Geneva Awards.

The Geneva Court of Commissioners
met this morning, and considered the
rules to govern their procecdings.
The amount of national bank notes re-
ceivcd to-day for redemption was 23G,G9S
dollars, making the total amount to date
Il SnD NIG dollars.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-24

The ladies of San Francisco have COM
n .nced circulating petitions for local
option election in that city. About thirty
are engaged in the work
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POLITICAL.
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
First Congressional District,
w. Va.

TIME MEMBERS OF THE DEMockAIiC
state Executive Committee from the
~, D,s,rict, in absence Of any District
u,i,ts.. hereby call Convention OF
nsIegatas from each of the counties OF
-, nistrict to meet at Ellenboro, in the
9n,v of RItchie, w. Va, on THURS
NV the 18th day of AUGUST, 1874,
nominate Congressional Representa-
,,ve for said district. Your committee re-
snactn,lly request that county meetings be
held to appoint Delegates to said Convsn-
Aon. - = = -
pASSELL, l.WM. 2. THOMPSON,
W GALLAHER, JOHN BASEL.
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sentenced to Imprisonment alone. The
nrst sentence being contrary to the stat
ute, the second sentence was declared in
vsllo by the supreme court and Long was
discharged. He now has began suit
against Judge Benedict for false impris-
Sonment, claiming $4,000 damages and
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What Caused the Separation.

The publication of Mr.. Tilton's letter in
answer to DR.. Bacon, | had not known
nor suspected, when on Wednesday
evening he brought home the collie" Age
handing it to me to read. Looking down
its column. l saw, well nigh with blind
ing eyes, that he had put into execution
the almost daily threat Of his life, that he
lived to crush out Mr. Beecher. that the
God of battles was in him, he had always
been Mr.. Beecher's superior and all that
lsy in his path, wife, children or reputa-
ton, if need be. should fall before this
purpose. l did not read it, ! saw enough
without reading it. Myspirit rose within
me As never before; Theodore" said, tell
me what means this quotation from Mr..
Beecher? Two years ago you came to me
st midnight saying, Elizabeth, all etters
and papers concerning my difficulty with
Mr.. Beecher and Mr.. Bowen are burned.
destroyed; now don't You betray me for
| have nothing to defend myself with.
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MISSISSIPPI r..
All Quiet at ViCksbufg.

V1cKsBuRG. July 23.-Cty3Viiet. The
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-29
DIR. Radway's
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perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet
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~ Observe the following symptoms resulting
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Administrators Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF DEC EE OF THE uQuNIH
D Court of Rock Island County, state I Illinois.
made on the 1sta day of August, A. ID. 1874. al the
August term of said Court, on petition OF the un
dersigned, William DIXON administrator, DE Bonis
Nun of the estate of james Dixon. decetsed, Tor
leave to sell the real hereinafter serbed TO
pay the debts due frOl- and allowed against said
estate and the costs of administration yet accrue,
the undersigned will by virtue # said decree sell
at public sale the highest bidder, ON the terms
herein mentioned, and said land On the 18Th
day of October, A, d. 1874. AZ the hour OF two
ocluek p NJ, the following land with the appurte-
nances belonging TO said estate to-wit.
The norih 70 fe of lot No. one u, IN block No
thirtysx 36) in that part If the city OF Rock lsl-
and in sad county, known a. Chicago o. Lower
addition Terms Of sale, three- ifths of purchase
money cash in nd, the remaining two hiths pay
alb In one year from day of sa with Interest at
{ he rate OF ten per cent pc annum, the unpal
purchase money to be secured by note with good
personal security and mortgage oi the premises
sold. -.
Rock Island, ILL.,, September 18th. A. ID. 1874.
WILLIAM DIXON.
Administrator, De- BOnis Non.
SWEENEY & JACKSON, Atf'ys for Admir-. s0dtd
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R. R. R.
Railways
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The Cheapest and Best Medicine
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World.

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The moment Radway Ready Relief Is applied
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"S e sPIA s."
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Ladies make their light and scaht eyebrows dis
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II Is rapidly taking the place Of the sugar Of lead
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-29

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To-DAY's ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

Notice.
NEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED By
- the Mo ne & Rock leland Horse Rair ad co
until Monday, Oct 3, at o'cuck r. M, to furnish
twenty tons of ground feed. made from SOUND No
old corn and oats, prob0rtiO to be two bushels oi
corn to one bushe of oats. To be weighed on the
city sea es and delivered at Centre station as re-
quired for use.
J, NJ. BUFORD,
9-2ld5t Scc'y NJ a. r. L H. r. n Co
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Great Western Wire Works

lU2 v VsT MiUTsDn II. VNlCdtO. III, FOrWtfIY
lJ1 h. iadizOD -tcct.
7HEO ,Si'ANGENBERT,
ManHfac Urer Of crimpt twi wrought iron
quar-, =. office and bank counte railu :. wire win
dow screens, Lrdies' and Gents wire h1urts um-
br,lla stands, hOwt stands abor trellis. riddles
sicvts gave and uces miliiners and hate -
Tree and stands. d all kinds OF Wire Wo k. All
orders punCtlally attended to Liberal inducement
the trade. A 4tt-Gm