davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-29
Fatal Boiler Explosion.

PORT JARVIS, \. J., Sept. 2S.-The
boiler ofa locomotive exploded this morn
ing. instantly killing George Page, the
fireman, and fatally injuring a boy named
Outwin who was standing near the en-
CINE. Engineer Dean was on the GROUND
oiling the engine, and escaped with a
slight scald. The engine was one Of
Grants, of the class known as "Moguls,' -
and is the third of the kind which has eI-
ploded
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-29

does surely and effcctuaily control them.
Tie testimony uf our best cliiHns, Of AL
classes establishes III" fa"t, Ihht 'hfhh'
PICTORIAL will and does relieve ana cur"
the affecting disorders of th" lhi"hI mn
Lungs beyond any other medicine. III"
most dangerous affections "f III" iuIinl-
nary Organs yield to It's power; ana cases
Of ,cured 10y this preparation
are publicly known, No r'lhhlhnb'' ~
hardly to be- believed. were proven b"N"nh
dispute, As REMEDY II II adequate, ou
which th" public may rely Tor ihll pT"'''
tIon. By curing CouRns, th" lur"runn"fS
Of more serious disease, ~ saves uhhuhi'
bcred lives and amount of suffering not in
be computed. IL challenges tflni nhh
couyInCoS the most skopiicnl. Every
family should keep 10 on hand a. "a pr"
trctIUn against the early and uHp"TcclN"I
attack of Pulmonary hn"cilohs' "hl'h
are easily met at first, but which Dccoin'S
mcuTablc and Oit"n HtaI, " h'Rl'rl'h'
Tender lungs need this defsnc" and ~ "
unwisc Ia be- without II. As safeguard
to children, amid the distressing diseases
which b.srt the Throat ana 'h"Sl ~
Childhood, CHERRY PB'ToRAL IN lhNhluh-
bile; tor, by its timely use, muItltud"H ~"
rescued from prcmntur" graves, ana nN''I
To the love and affection c"nt"f'd on th'ln.
II acts speedily and surely against ofdl-
nary colds, securing sound ana h'hIih-
restoring sleep. NO on" VIII hnH'T iI"u-
blcsOme Influenza and painful bronchitis,
when they know how easily they eau u"
cured.
Originally the product Of long lnbori"us,
and successful chemical investigation, 40
cost or toll II spared In making every bot
tie In the utmost pOs-ibl" p"Tf'Stloh. u
may be- conndpntinlTy relied upon NJ pos
seSsing all the virtues II has ever exhibit
cd. and capable Of prOduc'
memoTHbl" as the greatest n
fCCtCd.
PREPAHED ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-29
Cleveland Market.

CLEvELANp, September 2s.-Wh"st
Dull ut - O3Hl 09 Corn Lower ni
79a $50. Oats-Dulla at 52Ca jjc Pctr"-
leum-Quict and unchanged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-29
FOREIGN.
Another Polar Expedition.

VIENNA, September 23.-The Austrian
Government will dispatch an expedition
TO the Arctic regions next year to as
certain whether the land discovered BY
the expedition Just returned, and named
Fran Joseph's Land" is u portion Of
the continent or an island. The expedi-
ton will be divided, one-hslf going BY
way of Siberia, and the other via Green
1apl
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-29

n, tlr TOtcJS Of CcItre District:
MESSRS. EUITORS :-AnnOunce the under
signed ~ a candidate for reelection to the
Office OF Justice of the Peace for Centre dis
jrlcr. Respectfully, ,,,,,o,-
~rpyJ THUS. McCOhMI'h'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-29
Ocean Steamers.

LONDON, September 28-The steam
ships Brittanic, Australia, Cuba, Hohen-
zellern, Beige and State Of Virginia,
from New York; Atlas and Peruvian
from Quebec; City of Mexico, from
Havana, and Deutschland, from Bremen
have arrived out.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-29
STATE ITEMS.

90 Tuesday last the COlOrcd citizens Of
Parkersburg assembled in great force to
celebrate Emancipation Day. About
LOO congrcgatcd ut the Fair Grounds.
They had prayer, music, the cmancipa-
tion proclamation, several addresses, and
the Civil Rights Bill The festivities
closed with grand festival at the market
house.
THERE were two disturbances at Par
krrsburg on Tuesday evening last, on
each occasion between white and coI"rcd
brethren. The first was between "A stran-
ger and Bob Grant, the porter ut the
Swami Housc. Grant WA, badly and
dangerously cut. The other wa white
man. Charles johnson. and a negro P"y-
ton Tompkins. Tompkins shot John
son in the focc with n pistol. Both per
prtrators Of the" crimes escaped. though
it is hoped that they will be speedily So
cured and punished.
A kANAwHA paper says very I'M
portant discovery ha, been made in this
county during ,hc past few weeks. \
vein Of superior Black Band Iron Ore
has been found on the waters of Davis
Creek. about eight mIies from Charleston.
1t is located on the mountain ridge -cp-
aratng Davis Creek, Of the kauawha
river, from Briur Creek, of Big Coal
river, and lie, about two hundred feet
from the top Of the ridge. 1t is six feet
thick.
This Ore has been sent to Pittsburgh
and analyzed with the following result:
Silicic Acid 4Gi
Carbonate OF Iron tNtJ
PhosphOric ........ O.57
SULPHUR ...... Oi2
Carbonaceous Matter, Lime and Alum
nla.......-.....-.......--. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -bHZ
-
That is it contain, &3 per cent of mo
tallic iron. And when thoroughly
rodstsd it contain, Gj per cent Of metal
4 lie iron. 1t has enough Carbonacepu-
matter TO roast it.
: Specimen, Of this ore in it, crude state,
and also roasted, can he seen at the book
store Of l.. Baine..
/ This Is the only ore used in Scotland in
making the Scotch pig metal, and i
/ deemed most valuable ore
3 1t j. BY far the most valuable discovery
4 yet made in the kanawha coal field and
settles the question about the superior ad-
vantages Of this region for the msnufac-
turc of iron.
THEY say there has been case Of
Beecherism in Barbour county, 4 Rev.
c. .. Callihan and Miss Adams Next.
WE learn that the Greenbrier White
Sulphur Springs property has been leas-
ed BY the stockholders to Mr.. J. L. Car
rington. of the Exchange Hotel, Rich
mond. Va, for seven years, at twenty.
FIVE thousand dollars per snnum.-Grse5a.
brier independent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-29
Fire I'm pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, September 2S.-About
> o'clock this morning the building on the
corner of Penn and Twcnty->iXth streets
occupiedtby Hill X Co.,,;.s II planning mill,
}. &. Young 4 Sons, show case manu-
factory, and Crumpton X Co, was de-
strovcd bv fire. Total loss $4,000; IN
surancc about $4,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-29
The Centennial commissioners.

CINCINSATI. September 2S.-Thc Cen
tcnnial Commissioners left this morning
en- route for Louisville, 81. Louis and
Chicago. They report great satisfaction
with their cordial welcome in Ohio. The
information they communicated about
the Centennial work they be-
lieve has made a iavorabI"
impression upon the public mind. They
express themselves delighted to find that
the ablest men of Ohio, of both parties.
have committed themselves Ia tn" enter
prise, and that the indications are that
all annual cxpositionS of the West will,
for 1876, give way to the lntcr-NationaI
Exposition. The Ohio Auxiliary Board
have intimatcd to them that they would
organize Ohio by districts. before tn" 10Th
of October.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-29
AYERS
Cherry PeCtora|
For Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs such
rs Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough
Bronchists, Asthma, and
Consumption.

Among thogrrat
discoveries of
modern science.
that are al mon"
real yulucto man
kind than this ri-
fectual remedy huT
all diseases of the
'ThroRtand Lungs
4 vast trial al ~,
virtues, through
out this nid other
Countries, has
shown that II
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-29
That Man was Marshal Packard.

VI
Mr.. Packard is an officer of the Ma
tional Government; rs such, and through
his assistants, he exercises in Louisiana
great power in the name of the National
Government. He represents the author
ity. and Is supposed, in great measure,
tu represent the sentiments of the Ma
tiOnal Government; and when such a
Federal officer at the same time plays the
part of party manager in State, and
stands up aS the principal, and perhaps,
the only obstacle to an arrangement 81
necessary for securing Il fair election, so
cmiucntly proper and just, that every
tair-mindcd man should unhcSitatingly
accept it. II is 50 evidently conclusive
to peace, order, good feeling and good
government that every friend of fair
dealing of Democratic institutions; nay,
every patriotic American will cordially
applaud il. Then such man does not
only not inspire, but he does not deserve
confidence, and it is for the national gov
ernment to consider whether such man
aside from the control of troops in con-
tested election, can be entrusted with
the representative functions on the au-
thority of the national government, in
anv manner or sense at all. Tits of the
highest Importance that now, more than
ever, the whole people of Louisiana be
inspired with new confidence in the tit
ness. Justice and good will CT the national
government, but the past performance
and present attitude of Marshal Packard
clothed as he is with Federal authority
and welding SO much of the
federal power, is surely calculated
to create intense distrust instead uf con-
fdence; resentment instead of affection.
The condition of affairs in Louisiana Is
critical, and this United States officer has
perSiStcntlv stood in the way of a fair,
lust and satisfactory solution Of the most
: essential part fthc pending difficulties.
, His very existence as United States
officer puts the National Government IN
hight in which, as l respectfully sug-
gest for its own honor and for the public
! good:
Cannot Well Afford to Appear.
l affirm that what 5 say does not spring
! from a spirit of factious fault finding, nor
do l speak as an advocate of one party or
the other. l have declared myself ex-
plcitly against the admission Of the right
of self help by force, because it would
produce condition Of anarchy fatal
to Republican institutions and must be
repressed. | shall be the last man to en-
/ courage the spirit of self help and force
in republic by anything l say, but l
protest on the other hand against any
thing calculated to provoke that danger
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-29

II, the I;oters OC Madison District:
thereby offer myself rs a candidate for
the Office of Justice. in Madison district.
s,n-i l.. q. SMITH.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-29
Rasc BnII--Chicagos vs.. Athletics.

PHILADELPHIA, September 2S.-Thc
Chicago and Athletic clubs played eight
innings here this afternoon, at the end
of which the score stood seven to seven.
The Athletics first went 10 the bat and
made two earned runs. The Chicago ;,
seeing prospect of defeat, played care
les,ly in order to throw the game into
dark and have draw on the eighth in
ming. The Athletics secured two more
runs by this action Of the Chicagos, who,
when they found the umpire would not
call the game, refused to play and the
game was decided in favor Of the Ath-
letics. The game could easily have beeu
played out There was considerable cI-
citcmcnt, but no disorder.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-29

From our reports this morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-day
sill be- partly cloudy, with west wind,
ard somewhat higher temperature.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-29
Nebraska Items.

OMAHA. September 2S.-lt Is reported
here that the three Iowa roads running
into this CITY will move their ticket
offices to the Union Pacific depot, on
Thursday, October lst.
The entries for the State Fair which
opens in this city tomorrow, exceeds
1000, and they are still coming in.
There is prospect of having Goldsmith
Maid. Glostrr and other fast horses hero
during the State fair. These horses are
expected to go to California, and induce
mrnts will be held out to have them stop
over.
The annual conference of the VI. F..
Church for the State of Nebraska be-
gins its sessions in this city, on Thursday
of next week.
Jaw Gould has given $500 to the
grasshoppcr sufferers Of this State, IN nd-
dition to the 5000 already donated by
the Union Pacific railroad company
The Twcntv-third Infantry which has
but recently arrived here from Arizona,
is under orders to 90 to New Orleans.
The German musicians who, owing I"
political disturbances, cmigrat"d to tins
country in lS4s-'4 - will have reunion
in New York on Novcmpcr Ith
The New York cigar makers met yes
tcrday and protested against tn" ten"-
mcnt house system of manufacturing
cigars They say it is endangerins the
health of the community.
CouutcrfeiterS Arrested.
LOUISVILLE, September 2S.-A Uni
ted States Secret Service detective OF the
Treasury Department, came TO Louis
willie this morning. and overhauled ut the
Adams Express office II box belonging to
countrrfritcrS and containing a large
amount of money and implements, all
made bvthe famous and extensive 0rganl-
zation of countrrfcitrrS who have been
operating in North Carolina. East Ten
nc>scc, West Virginia and h Kentucky.
Six of the men, including the one who
shipped the box have been captured, he
being captured on september lst. Last
month, the box WAS shipped first, to
places in North Carolina to the address
Of Thomas Gotlcrth. and was afterwards
traced to places in Virginia to the same
address \ few days ago it was sent L.
Cincinnati. tothc address of Selar b. Go
ferth. and arrived in Louisville this
morning, To the same address.
The box was opcncd at the express office
and found to contain 2,l0O fifty cent
pieces. unfinished; 964 fifty cent pieces fin
ished. $50 twenty dollar treasury notes;
20 pjeccs of counterfeit silver fifty cent
pieces; - silver twenty-five cent pieces;
30 two and oue-half dollar gold coins
one diverse fifty cent steel plate, Stanton
head; one fifty cent reverse platei one
steel treasury seal plate; four plates, un-
finished, and eleven pieces ofengraver
tools.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-29
Assessor.s Office Taken Possession OF

SAN FRANCISCO September 2S.-At
six o'clock this morning, Mayor Otis
took possession of the Assessors office,
books, safes, and records executed by the
deputies and Assessor. Warrants are
out for the arrest Of several persons Of
the office, on what precise charge the
Mayor will not state, but ii is reported
that extensive frauds have been discover
ed in the poll tax department. No ar
rests have been made Vet. The action
of the Mayor has caused much excite
mcnt here
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-29
4t'hrelina Rrgi5ter.

Golp closed in New York yesterday,
s' lO9,.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-29
Insurance Officers Arrested for Libel

New YORK. September 2S.-JoSeph
F. Knapp and John 4. Hegcmcn, Prcsi-
dent and Vice President of the Metro
Iohtnn Life Insurance Company, of this
,.,y. were arrested to-day at the Suit Of
rorbin n Gatiney. eastern managers OF
'nr Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Company. on the charge of malicious
aue' Tie bail was fixed by Judg"
Daniels. who issued the order of arrest,
" 5000. The alleged libel consisted
" the publication of an item in the
'.ry1ds, an insurance journal of this
....". IN IL issue of the 10th inst. To the
elect that Corbin X Gatfncy had bribed
'a~ of. the clerks of the Metropolitan
,"NrMi>h them with information from
'.a' oticc, and for the publication of
"arn Knapp X Hcgeman are alleged to
'~ r'>pon>iblc. Damages laid at 800
Uup
Destructive Fire in Canada.
LENoXyILLE, September 2S-A fire
"E9H" out this morning in the business
portion Of the town and ragged nearly all
H"y The entire business portion of the
I,"n Is destroyed except Caswell's Hotel,
Buck, Learned Il Clough, and Robinson
40. : stores and the poStothce. Over
anIFty private residences were DESTROYED.
n" total loss is estimated At 100000.
Mlaole assistance was rendered bv the
>herbrOok fire brigade.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-29
POLITICAL.
To tbe Democratic Voters OF
RtchIand District.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GiEEEN En- Tano THAl
y ,b.rr Will be a meeting OF the Demo,
a. vs,ars of this District ut Richland
Srhool l House, Saturday, October ;, 1874, az
:9CiLJ0l ,a,ciock p, NJ, for the purpose Of nomi-
Mating proper candidate for the Once OF
'o"h'! GEORGE SAWTELL,
Member County Ex. Com. for kich. DIST
srp2l-fg
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-29

MESsRs. EDITORS REGIsTER:-Pleasc an
nounce Thomas =. Gillespie as candidate
for the office of Justice of the Peace, of
Webster district, and Oblige
Nep2G MANY VOTERS.
10 the Its,rS oj C2Oy District:
hereby announce myself aS acandidate
for the Office Of Justice Of the Peace for
clay district. Respectfully,
~"p& e. NEtHACSEN,
standard please copy!
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-29

~ the Wheeling Register
am. solicitation of many friends an
mo- myself Il candidate TO represent
~, counties OF Ritchie and Calhoun in the
"'N' d. McGREGOR.
CAIRO. W. VA, July q, 1874.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-29
announcements Justice.

n, m. Voters u Madison District:
thereby offer myself as candidate for
m, Office of Justice of the Peace for Madi-
son district, which now hold by appoint
lnent from the Board Of Commissioner. oi
ohio county, there being but one Justice
,rthe Peace to be voted for in said district
~ the election in October next.
srn5j WM. II. CALDWELL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-29
An Honorable and Loyal Effort Ga
secure n Fair Election.

In their conferences with the chiefs of
the Kellogg party they proposed that the
returning board should be composed ottwo
member, from each party, and that tn"
fifth should be designated by the tw"
partic, together IL II sort of an
umpire, and understood that the oppO-
ncnts of Kellogg agreed that this umpir"
might be taken from the Republican
ranks, provided he have the character OF
fair and just man. This was no captious
demand, for it is well known that i'll
Louisiana elections are apt tn be decided,
not by the people who cast the votes, but
by the party managers and their tools,
who count and return the votes. The
granting of such request was, therefore,
not only proper, but absolutely necessary
~ produce confidence and good feeling.
Even many prominent men of the kcl-
logg party recognized the evident fitness
of the proposed arrangement. But, as
the newspapers inform us, there was one
man opposing it to the last-cvcn
against his party friends. One man
who strenuously insisted that the
party managers and their tools should
keep the power Of the counting, and re-
turn the votes, thus deciding the
election;
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-29

SAN FRANCISCo, September 2S.-Thc
Supreme Court has decided the local OPP
tiun law unconstitutional.
Samuel F. BlaSdell, recently liquidating
clerk in the custom house in this city,
shot himself to-day. The cause Of the
suicide is not known. He was for several
years delivery clerk in the Western
Union Telegraph office, and was an old
pioneer of the State.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-29
BY TELEGRAPH
To THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Peport. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th Sts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
letter from one Of Kellogg Friends.

Letter from one Of KelIOgg's Friends.
New YORK, September Ex-senator
West, Of louisiana has made public u
letter dated September q, and addressed
to Collector Casey, New Orleans, on
the political affairs of the State, Governor
Kellogg's abandonment Of the executive
office on the occasion Of the Penn revolu-
ton, and the imputatiOn of intentional
abSenteeism on the part of his friends.
Senator West SAYS: " MANY are Of the
opinion that Governor Kellogg would
have displayed greater heroism and CON
tidence in his own right to the chief
magistracy had he dismissed his inetfi-
cient defenders and bravely stood alone
III maintenance Of his executive rights,
Welding them only to personal election.
If Governor Kellogg regrets my absence,
he knows that | went north at his writ
ten request to lay before the President
the condition of affairs in Louisiana, and
to solicit Federal supporter his govern
ment when its integrity should be im-
periled. If he wants his political friends
who are absent to assume fighting garb
they might prefer some other leader.
Generally, the Kellogg administration,
since it came into power, has been cxcr-
cispd in the true interests OF the State. 1t
is envlroned with difficulties sufficient to
dismay the Stoutest heart, and it has of
late received such shock rs to make
It's most determined supporters doubt
whether it Is competent to expect obe-
dicnce to its authority, even with the as
,istance of the parent government. In
regard to recent conferences the Senator
says: "Propositions locking to the avoid
ance of frauds in elections, though just
and by MI means to be adopted, should
be- preceded by the promise and guuran-
tee on the part Of the Democrats, to
prevent murder and protect life, and adj
nit IL free expression of opinion, and 10
abstain from all intimidationS of the col
orcd people.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-29

PORT JARVIS, y. j., September 28.--
Tom Bowling, VIII" was progressing
finely and was supposed to have entirely
recovered, again turned up lame after his
morning gallopN Mt Monmouth Park Satur-
dnY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-29
The Ross Abduction Case.

PHILADELPHIA, September 2S.-The
reward of $50. 600 in the Ross case. is still
in force, and Allen Pnkcrton announce,
that the same will be rclinqui>h"d by
him and his force to parties who shall
give information which shall lead to the
recovery of the child, and the capture Of
the abductUrS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-29
SPORTING NEWS.
The Iuter.Natlonal Boat Race.

! boat race on Saturday, was allowed on
all hands to have been capital one,
Brown having very little advantage over
| his opponent. Very little money changed
hands, the betting being almost all in
Browns favor. Morris and his hackers
left by steamer this morning, amid the
cheers of large crowd.
Fleetwood Park Races.
NEw YORK, september 2s.-The fall
meeting at Fleetwood Park commenced
| to-day. A fair attendance witnessed the
trotting.
In the first race, purse $500, for 2:S0
the favsrite Arthur, was distsnced IN
the first heat, and Rosa Sanburg, who
was selling in the pools At 3 TO over all
the rest after the shutting out of Arthur,
was likewise distanced in the third heat
Knowing ones then selected Royal
George for the certain winner,
and Just before the start or the fifth
heat. betting was George SlS5 to $40 for
the rest of the field, but Midget who had
won the second heat, easily beat the
favOritc in the fifth in very slow time,
and the race goes over till Tomorrow
noon. when George and Midget finish,
each having two heats, the others not
winning heat in five, being ruled out.
The pool box is full, and Midget has calls
Mt two to one for deciding the heat.
Time 2:35, 2:34, 2:33!, 2 3S, 2:40.
The second trot was for purse Of ST.
500, for 2:25 horses. Thos. l.. Young
was the favOrite in the betting, selling
for $40, Susie for 500 and the field,
consisting of Lady Banker, Cameo, Ev-
erett, Ray, George, Blanche and Music,
bringing $50. Gomez won the first
heat in 2:243; Susie coming in second,
George third and Young fourth. Cameo
was the favorite before starting on the
second heat with Young in the field,
Young easily won the I'd, Sd and 4th
heats and the race in 5:25, 2:23 and 2:26;
Cameo securing the second money and
Npci, Tho thirb
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-29
DecisiOn-Suicihp.

Murrat Halstead, of the Cincinnati
Commercial, arrived here yesterday from
Europe.