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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-13

The good people Of Richie owe it to
their own good name to rebuke the row
die. IN their midst to-day, by solid
yotc for law, order and Democracy.
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THE Republican party used to claim to
h~a party of Free speech; hast night ii
rtSt!i>hrd it, claim a, party of Mob
IIlencr, in Richie.
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FOREIGN.
Spaiu complains Against France.

spain complains Against France.
LONDON, October l2.--Span has sent
u note TO France in relation to the vio-
lstions Of the frontier by the Carlists,
making specific charges, extending the
war period to four years. The note also
calls attention to the good Offices Of Port
ugal, and the anomaly presented by
Liberal France, identifying herself
with absolutism.
The Carlist War.
BRUSSELS, October ia special dis
patch to the Independence Beige from
Bayonne says the withdrawal of General
Darregaray from the service of Don Car
los has made bad impression upon the
Royalist soldiers. The Republicans now
have possession of the left bank of the
river Ebro.
Officicial dispatches have been recciy-
sd reporting that band of Carlists under
LozanO have been completely defeated
by force of Republicans, near Fartana
General Cabrera refuses to join Don
Carlos.
Count Won Arnim's Case.
BERLIN, October 12.-Count' on Ar
MIN will be removed tomorrow TO the
Sanitary establishment, where he will be
guarded by two policemen. His trial
will soon take place, and it is intended
that his case shall be disposed of before
the opening of the German Parliament.
French Elections. .
PARIS, October 12.-The second bal
lots in the districts which failed ofchoice
II week ago, took place yesterday, conf
pleting the election for Councils General.
The following is the total result: Re-
publicans elected, G72; Monarchists
elected, 604; Bonapartists, l55. The
Republicans have majority in thirty
eight councils, the Monarchists in forty
four, and in three departments the coun-
ellis are equally divided.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEFAGTNENT,
OrFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHISGToS October l., sPN.
PROBABILITIES

For the Northwest and thence 10 Mis-
souri,, falling barometer, southeasterly
winds, warmer and partly cloudy
weather. For the Lakes and southwark
over the Ohio Valley. higher and rising
barometer, northwest 10 northeast winds,
cold clear weather ard frosts with rising
tcmperature and southeast winds. On
the Western Lakes, Tuesday evening,
from Kentucky to the Gulf coast, rising
barometer, northwest to northeast winds
and cool and clear weather.
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yOrE to-day against rowdyism, lnoh-
violence and SHuLTz.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-13

RADICAL mode of answering Demo-
cratic arguments, mob the Democratic
speakers.
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Foreign Crop Prospects.

LONDON, October 1.-The Marx LdHe
Express, in its remarks on the crop pros
poets, says: The weather for the week
past has been cold, rough and rainy, but
there has been sufficient intervals ofiine
weather to allow farmers to work their
land and proceed with their plowing, c1-
cept in the north, where there have been
some disastrous floods. The downward
course of the prices Of wheat is not yet
ended. The moderate gain in quantity,
seems Il real misfortune To mowers. The
same depression in prices rules abroad,
and may lead to the illusion that We have
double crop, but it must be remembered
that Egypt having exchanged cereals for
cotton, another source of supply is cut of.
As consumption proceeds, the bottom Of
the we'll may be reached.
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Hess 4 Hegeman's cabinet factory, in
Brooklyn, was burned last night Loss
$4,000.
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COkSTAbLEs,

RowDIEs Of the Eighth ward, You
iuay ott howl Us, but you cannot out vote
-.
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psoN our reports this morning the
,.,;,i,iss are that the weather to-day
~ b. clear and cold, with southeast
;,as and rising temperature.
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Government Interference I'm Ten
uc.Aer.


wAsHrsGToS, October l2.-Tbe tel
egram Of Governor Brown, of TeBhssec.
70 ths President few weeks ago, re-
questfng that the United States withdraw
sction concerning the trial ofthe Gib-on
county outlaws, in order that the State
might deal with them, having been re-
ferred tD the Attorney General, and bY
that officer referred 10 ,he United States
Attorney for the western di.trict a Ten
ncstee, the latter, IN response thereto,
forwards long report detailing many u
the outrages alleged 70 have been com
mitbd. lie alludes " the arrest Of
hiaek men in that -nejghbOrhood,
dssaik Il which hSFe been here
v,faGe polished, making partic1risr
reference To sixteen negro prisoners
taken from jail rsceniIy and hanged, and
says a. soon a. these facts we're properly
brought 70 his attention he caused war
ranS to beiJsued for the apprehension Of
such perzons a. he believed guilty from
testimony in his possession. Sixteen
men have already been indicted and
0thers will probably be ~ soon as testi-
moBy can be sddnced-
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Various 1tctns.

san FgASCIsco Oct, 12.-Buisley, the
auronant in making n landing Ht Bcrnal
Heights, near this city, on last evening
was dragged on the ground, receiving
severe injuries which il is feared will
prove fatal
News from the Arctic whaling feet il
not very encouraging, only five whales
have been seen
The ratification meeting held stVirginia,
City, on Saturday night, ws the larg-
est concourse of people ever gathered
together in that State over 1900 people
were present. Mr.. Sharon was not weIl
enough TO respond TO the address Of de-
Long. 4 letter was read from senator
Jones. endorsing tie action Of the Re-
publicans and their nomination. The
campaign v new fairly opened in Ne
yada. ....
The funernl Of j. VI. Eckfeld, who
committed suicide last week, took place
yesterday afternoon, under the auspices
VI the Masonic fraternity.
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aFheeliug geeiister.

no,n closed in New York yesterday,
: I09s. ---'r
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Postmaster General Wants Only
Honest OnIrinIs.

WAsHISGToN, October l2.-Thnrc !,
to be no extensive removals Of postmaster
in Texas. Those in Galveston aud llous-
ton will be requested IN resign, not on
account Of anything wrong ia connection
with their official duties, but on the
ground implying disrTutable copduct
outside Of their offices and their un-
popularity with the citizens. Tho Post
master General desires the appointment
of such officers n will secure public con-
fdcncc for efficiency and integrity
Mayor Wilt with the approval Of ih"
City Council, has telcgraphed Ia Pre- l.
dent Grant at Dcnnison, TrSas, inviting
him and suit Ia witt New Orleans, prom
i.ing cordial welcome by the ciiizeus
and authorities. ..
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Of the Supreme Court.

Assembling Of the supreme Court.
WAsnINGToN, October 12..Thc Su-
prcme Court assembled at noon to-day
for the October term, the Chief Justice
aud associate, present, with the ."Xccp-
ton .ofDavis, who is in Illinois to attend
the dedication Of the LINCOLN Monument
and Bradley who was detained in New
York owing To sickness in his family.
The argument Of cases will begin to-rnor-
row. when it is probable an adjournment
to THURSDAY will take place.
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PPoef Dimcuif.

District Attorney Murray further say,
have great difficulty in securing proof
against parties engaged in this transac-
ton and In ZONE. Instances witnel<ss do
not obey the processes Of the eourt and l
sua Obliged 10 have writs and attachments
Issued. II, order 20 secure their attend
ancs. He further submits that the crime
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THe GENUINE TICKET.

The following is u fac simite of the
lima Democratic Ticket for Ohio
,r,v All others are spurious.
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Board OF Missions.

The following gentlemen were elected
IL Board Omissions: Rev. DIR. Alexander
Burgess, of Massachusetts; George E.
McWhorter, of New York; Rev. John
Scarborough, of Pennsylvania; William
Cornwall, of Kentucky; Rev. DIR. Locke.
of Illinois. and VIM. Welsh, Of Penn
sylvania. .
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
.g or WHEELING
United States Depository.
cap,rAs = k2JO. 900

A GENERAL BANKING, EXCHANGE
With fidelity and pronptns~.
Certificates OF Deposit issued and inter
est paid thereon.
Revenue stamps for sale In snms 70 suit.
New Fractional Currency and !, 2, 3, and
Sc coin always on hand for the aceOtnmo-
dxtIon Of the public.
Accounts al Merchants, Manufacturers,
Bankers and Others solicited.
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DineuI,ie, Retwera Mexteans and
Americans

san FRANCISCO, October l2.-Early
lat month the United States war steam
cr Sarauac sailed from this. port under
.ealed orders for the Mexican cnast. Che
reached LspDza On the 18th Of Septem-
Der. when her commander put himself
IN immediate communication with the
authorities an the subject Of the reeent
difficulties between thernseiye, and the.
American owHsrs of the mine II Th-
umshc. The investigation which fol-
lowed, together with the report Of tue
commander, will be Immediately for
wardcd 10 Washington.
Card from Louisiana Republicans.
The following explains itself:
NEW ORLEANS, October l2.-We have
noticed in the northern papers dispatches
stating that me and other colored men
co-operated and sympathized with the
proceedings Of the meeting held in the
Central Church. Oct. sth- This il not
true; ve are in full sympathy with the
Republican party and the State AdniniS-
tration, and. DO not approve Of the sp-
parent object. Of the few malenntenS
who convened and managed thst meeting.
[signedl- B.FfJAuBrKr,
JANEs LEwIs-
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In MeIpIOriRnl.

Nitcr the adjournment to-day There
was II meeting of the bar in the court
room to express the sens, Of the bar ~ to
their deceased brother, Il. T. Curtpss.
The chair appointed a. Committee on
Resolutions, Reverdv johnson. Z. ii.
Phillips, William NJ: Evarts, b. II. Bris-
tow &. II. William, }. A. Crcs,wcll T.
ID. Lincoln, K. VI. Corwine and K. T.
Mcrrick, and the meeting adjourned till
Friday.
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Intimidation.

NEW ORLEANS, October IA fight
occurred yesterday at noon, at the old
Vocherie road store, st. James Parish,
between Boyce and Hagan, Republican
factions. One party had assembled to
ratify and compromise with the Conscrv-
ativeS, when the other interfered, and
resulted in free fight, in which several
were wounded bat none killed. Gov
ernor Kellogg received the following
dispatches, which were referred to the
advisory, board:
ST. MARTINsvILLE, La, Oct. II.
To Governor Vim. p Kellogg:
] have the honor to report that mtim-
idation rcigns supreme at Breauy Bridge.
One hundred and fifty white league cav
airy were under arms six miles above
here last night.
tSigned1 o. DELAHoNSsAYE JR,
Sheriff st. Martins Parish.
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Substitute for the whole Matter:

ReSokred, That all exchanges of friendly
greeting and all evidences of communion
of spirit in the bonds of peace between
the Church Of England and the Church
of America are especially welcome 10 this
body.
Restored, That the foregoing be COM
muncated to the House of Bishops.
The question being put on the substi-
tute, division WAS called for, which re-
suited in the substitute being adopted by
vote of l0s ayes to 96;nays.
The question on the amended resolu-
tion was then put to the house and car
ried, after which the Convention adj
jOurncd. .,
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ern Railroad.

CISCINSATI. October l2,-Thc trlis-
tees of the Cincinnati southern Railroad
announce the Intelligence Of the sale in
New York ofthe second million of Gin
cinnati $50 bonds for the construction "f
the Southern Railroad. The bonds were
sold at par, with ACCRUED interest. All
the heavy grading on the road between
here and Chattanooga i upier contract,
and 6Oo men are working upon it. The
trustees promise 10 have the entire road
ready for the cars in twenty months.
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DIKEITUkS:
JOHN X. BOTsP0IiD, Pr,sid>nt,
IAoop HoxxBnooG, ;HENKY =. HARPER,
Go. w. PRANxutfN, JOHN y. WILSON,
JAcoB =. RIfoDEs, 'GEoknE ADAxs,
JoHs L. HofnA NJ t.s11ysoE.
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Omaha Items.

OMAHA, October l2.-Therc was a
heavy frost last night ice frozc to the
thickness of onc-f0urth IN inch.
The new postofiice building will be-
ready for occupancy in six weeks.
A portion of the Thirteenth Infantry
passed through here Ell route for New
Orleans, last night.
The Democrats and Republicans are
holding mass meetings here tonight,
both are well attended
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To Gorrrnor Wm. J. Kellogg:
Receiving no answer To my dispatch, ]
repaired to BrrsuI Bridge where | regis
tered three hundred and one whites and
two colored Democrats. Although there
are over five hundred Republicans in
that section, not one dared to come for
ward TO register on account of intimida-
ton. Must | continue to register.
TSigned1 LOUIS &. EELOIRE,
Supervisor of Registration st. Martins
Parish.
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DISTRICT.

COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS,
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HUMBoLDT, rs, October l3.-Presi-
dent Grant passed her" at S:I5 p. N.
The entire town turned out, and he wa
received amid the Haring of torches aud
strains Of music. Cheers. loud and long,
rent the air.
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Other Items

Treasurer Spinner decides that the
proceeds of nationzthHnk notes forwarded
in good faith, Tor Eodsmption will, if de-
-ircd. b. credited To the five per cent
fund; but when calls are made upDr
natcnsl bGRks to reimbur.e the Treas
urcr for their notes redeemed, legal ten
der notes, or drafts payable in such notes,
must he cent. .. .a.. .....
Geo. T. BuchaUsr has been appointed
storc-keeper for the Sixth Missouri, dis
trict, and b. y. Rrynolds for the Sixth
Kentucky district.
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JusTICE OF THE PEACE,
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Notice Orthe Union League.

WAsHISGToN, October l2.-The chair
man of the national executive committee
of the Union League has issued Il notice
saving that in view Of the general situa-
ton of public affairs, n meeting of the
committee in 1874, will be- held at the
CarrolIton Hotel, Baltimore. on Tuesday,
O,tob.r goth.
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The President Replies.

at affords me treat pleasure Z" vislt
your beautiful country, country whleh
/ have never seen before, though have
been far on all sides of it. 1t is rich in
soil. and of surprising beauty. Without
saying anything at this time about the
policv which | think should be adopted
with regard to this Territory, | will say
ths, | am pleased with such evidences Of
advancement among YOU, snd-hore You
will be encouraged IN cultivaiing the soii
of so rich and magnificent 3 country.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-06-04
The Great Lava FLOOD Of OREGON.

Prot. Joseph LIE Conte, of the Universitv oF
california, contributes to the American jorr-
nal of Science and Arts, the results of oh.sr1--
atl0ns made by him during a geological tour
IN eastern and central Oregon. He states that
probably the most extraordinary lava food
that ever occurred once covered the greater nor
ton OF Northern California and North western
Nevada, nearly the whole of Oregon, Wash
ington and Idaho, and ran far into Montans
on the east and British Columbia on the north.
Derived from streams originating in fsures in
the Coast, Cascade and blue ranges, It covered
an area of 300 900 square miles to an average
thickness of 1000 feet. The whole Cascade
range is composed of lava, tier upon tie r from
top to bottom, forming depth in some places
OF 4eUO feet. The order ofevents which OCCUR
eu IN the region ofthe Columbia river is graph
lcSlly depicted, and the writer gives with con.
siderable detail the natural phenomena which
leo MIN to the conclusion that the locality was
forest, probably valley overgrovvn viah
conifers and oaks. The subsoil of This forest
was coarse boWlder or drift. By excess of va
ter either by Hood or changes of level, the
trees were in time killed, theirs leaves she'd and
buried in the mud, and their trunks rotted to
stumps. Then a tumultuous and rapid de-
posite Of coarse drift, containing drift wood.
covered up the forest ground and the still re-
naming stumps to the depth perhaps of sever
al hundred feet, the surface thus formed event
ually becoming eroded into hills and dales,-
Over leng period following came the outburst
of lava in successive flows. with the silif-
cation of the wood, and the eementation of the
drift by the peIcolation of hot alkaline waters
containing silica, as happens so often in sub
lava drifts. Finally succeeded the process Of
erosion by which the present stream channels,
whether main or tributary, have been cut to
their enormous depth. In referring to the age
of the Cascade range, Prof. LIE Conte concludes
that it was first born of the sea, by horizontal
washing and vertical swelling probably at the
end of the jurassie, though only as q low range,
continuing the Sierra northward; its aubse-
quent increase took place at the end of the mi
oeene, by the outpouring of the great lava flood
above described.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-06-04
A mlchgan GirI as a WrestIer.

1t is undeniable that the young ladies of
this city are lamentably deficient in their du-
ty in the matter of furnishing local items for
newspapers. Their sisters in other places are
more mindful in this particular. The Wyan-
dot Courier tells of the exploits of a belle Of
the village of Trenton as follows:
"While purchasing some goods of a dash
ing young clerk, she made some remark that
implied doubts of his muscular ability, and
was promptly challenged to trial of strength.
The young lady accepted the banter, and step
ped out into the street, followed by the young
man, who did not think that the challenged
party was in earnest. The moment the young
man cleared the side walk, he was grasped by
the young lady, and vigorous struggle fol-
lowed. In defense the clerk exerted all his
strength, but was thrown to the ground. where,
with his head in chancery, he got his face
nicely washed in snow. The affair attracted
a crowd of nearly one hundred persons"
If any of the girls hereabouts have any con-
ceit as to their ability as wrestlers, aad will
notify US when they propose to put the matter
to test, we should be pleased to detail an i'm
partial reporter to make notes of the tourney.
We have an acquaintance with sundry clerks
who would be fit subjects to practice on.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-06-04
He Lied Him.

A Scotchman and an Ir1shman, previous to
their first battle, agreed that if one was woun-
ded the other was to help his fellow. It so
happened that bullet wounded the poor Scotch
man in the thigh, so he called out to his Irish
friend for help. Paddy lifted him on his
shoulders, and was carrying to an ambulance,
when cannon-ball came and carried away the
poor Scotchman's head unknown to Paddy
who, feeling the ''whiz'' of the protective, re-
marked, ''That was a close one too.' A sur
geon, noticing, the Irishman carrying his head
less burden, asked him where he was going
with it. ''Why, sure, and where shou1dI be
going with it but to the doctor. to have him
doctored?' replied paddy. "Bus my friend,
do you not see that he has his head knocked
off By shot?'' "Och bedad, SO he has2' cried
Paddy, when he had lowered the corpse of his
friend. ''Why, what laundering 1lar that
fellow must bel He told me it was only bull
let wound in his thighn'
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-06-04
Enforcing the Laws.

We have all along taken the ground that it
was the duty of the Mayor and police to enforce
the State laws. This view seems at last to
have been adopted by our city authorities
On Sunday several persons were arrested for
playing ball and billiards, in violation of State
laws, and upon these charges they were yes
terday arraigned in the Police Court, and
found guilty, and fined. The billiard players
werea rrested in a beer sal oon, and with the
proprietor were taken to the station house, and
found guilty yesterday, as already stated
But why, we inquire, were the billiard play
ers arrested while those who were selling beer
and other liquors in violation of law were not
interfered with? The authorities having found
a way to enforce State law against gaming,
the way is equally clear to enforce the State
law against selling liquors. Let US hope that
the authorities have arrived at the conclusion
to enforce all the laws without fear or favor.
Judge Marchant has shown that he rs not afraid
to do his part of the work.
One word more. When the ladies were ar
rested upon the charge of obstructing the side.
walks and found guilty, they submitted. Win
the class whose representatives were arrested
on Sunday for violating State law, and found
guilty, submitas the ladies did? We shall see
-TCincinuati Gazette,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-06-04

The certificate of the marriage of Nellie
Grant is engrossed upon parchment, in con-
neetion with five other documents. On the
upper left hand corner of the sheet is a copy
of the license, written in a plain bold hand,
and empowers any minister of the gospel to
marry Algernon Sartoris to Nellie Grant Be-
low this is the clergyman's certificate that he
has married them. On the upper right hand
corner the clerk of the court certi6es that he
gave the license. Below this the Judge of the
court identifies the clerk. Still lower the Chief
Justice identifies the Judge, the last, the Sec
retary of State certifes to the existance and
official character of the Chief Justice Thus
in oil there are not less than six certificates
engrossed upon the sheet. This document
was rendered necessary by law of primgeni-
ture of England, and will be deposited in the
archives of the court in the parish in which the
happy couple resides, They had determined
to live in this country, but the death of Sar-
toris' elder brother and the consequent entail
ment of large property renders his presence
across the water necessary.