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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-14
OMAHA.

n,xem snt Az aInst the lnaiaas
OMAHA, February l3.-The repd
attack on the wood party at Fort :
terusu, day before yesterday, provo
be false. Preparations are being n
with slrpsssibledispatch for q moves
OF troops into the, Sieu1 country
foris are to be established at w
atone and Red Cloud agencies. Ts
authentic. The force will De Z
enough 10 hold their own and Pns
the agencies. The weather lore
movement is favorable at present.
PsrsuIt OF q Murderer.
VIM. NcWalter, who murdef'
man named Barlow, at Nebraska
| Nebraska, about q year ago in at
TO-DAY at that place shot and q
| Randolph Worth and vounds,o
others Mcwalter and John c. K,
his partner, fled southwark. An %
body OF thirty men is in pursuit.
The grand jury has indicted &c
plumber OF persons for plsyinee
cards, &c. under a law passed lao
tar .... ..a. 20 ...rH . o.. a
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New York Live Stock Market.

New YORK, February 13.-Beeyes--
Fresh receipts 900. making :. $50 for the
last iour days against 3.220 same time
last week; quality poor to prime. all
natiyes; market fair and unchanged;
prices ot9124c. Sbeep-Arrivals II
$50 OF 10000 Tor the four last days
against 1920 came time last week;
among the offerings we're some extra
fine stock which brought high figures;
ordinary and common sold dull; quota
tiops st oslo with two car loads at 81
Oslo. SHine-Receipts ]. $50, making
1920 for the last four days, against
20,l00 same time last week; 20 live on
sale; dressed dull and weak; 7@7ic Tor
city, and 6SS7c for western.
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PHILADELPHIA.
FAIL Of a Building-TWenty Persons
Burisd iD the Ruins.

Fail Of Building-TWenty Persons
Buried iD the Ruins.
PHILADELPHIA, February l3-The
walls Of the new brewery at lst and
Thompson streets, fell this morning
burying. it is reported, twenty workmen
under its ruins.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Between 9 and 10 o'clock this morn
ing q terrible accident occurred at NIL,
lers brewery, corner OF 3lst ana
Thompson streets. The ice house at
tached to the brewery fell. burying in
its ruins some eight OF the employees
Ooe was taken out dead. two more are
in sight, fast in the ruins. One oil them
is alive. Intense excitement prevails
in the neighborhood. and large force
of policemen are atthe scene, working
with the citizens to rescue the uufortu'
nate workmep. - -
About dozen of men were employed
in slowing in ice in the ice house when
the walls gave way and the whole
structure fell. Thus far the police
have succeeded in extricating the iol-
lowing persons: Henry Miller, a son
Of the proprietor, badly injured was
taken to his fathers residence; Colt
leib Scherank, VIM. Beiley, " m. Site
ben, Patrick Marley and Thomas
Reept suffered terribly, and are at the
German hospital. Gottleb had one
leg broken in FIVE or elk places. Ihos'
Allen was taken out dead, and his body
was crushed and mangled horribly.
The Jay Cooke Case.
In the District Court this aI.eFnCon
the report Of Edwin NJ. L:w", receiver
appointed 10 the bankruptcy case Of
Jay Cooke & Co., was filed together With
the report Of the Commissioners and
that OF the register thereon. The re-
port sets forth that the receiver hss
received in the aggregate 81, ,455 .oS5
and paid $l,37l,7S2. leaving in his
hands balance OF s9S3.S0O.
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philadelphia Wool Mayksi.

PulL,pELrnIA, February l3.-Woo!
-Iu Improved demand, firm and scarcei
Ohio, Pennsylvanis and West Virginia
double extra aud above 56itS5Sc; ex-
ira 55(s,5Tc; medium 55957c; coarse
45@5Qc, New York, MIcniesu, Indiana
and Western fne 50652!c; medium
54955G coarse 45@50c; combing
washed 62!@65c, comblng un~ssbsd
4.l6iSc; Canada combiog 6?@65e;
fine uuuashed 36@3Sc; coarse aud me-
dunn washed 35@3sc; tub washed 81
@jTIc; extra and merino pallsd i5Ih
1Oc.
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TOLEDO, February l3.-Fiour-Dall
but unchanged. Wheat-Lower; am.
Der Michigan each aud February 81 A;
March As; April IS; No. 2 red ! 40.
Corn-Dull and lower high mixed
March 64964tG Nay 67S6SS June
Csc low mixed 62ic; new Sic; no
grade new 500. Oals-Dun end noms'
NAL. Dressed Hoss-Dull at $6 so.
Cloverseed-$5 c l2i; mammoth ) 40.
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NEW YORK.
The Siamesc Twins.

NEw YORK, February l3.--Pbiiadel-
phia dispatches OF yesterday say that
in the Siamese twins autopsy the day
was taken up by The photographers.
Photographs Of The corpse were taken
in a nun ser Vi p,si'ions and from dif-
fereut poicts Of view, so as 10 put on
permanent record their external ap-
pearance. The first cut looking to an
autopsy, which begins formally to-day,
was made in the abdomen OF Eng. A
hand was paesed 10 at the opening, and
the fiogers carried nearly to the centre
of the fieshy band OF union. This shows
that the lining membrane OF the gene
raj abdominal cavity lines the opening
into this fieshy band. Casts have been
taken with highly successful results. A
we'll known artist, enpversant with the
snb;ect frouSsxrtice in s.my hospitals,
b.S - sesdt TO make drayines OF
x SfnlefnSf ns,t.-..-Ah-s are devei0r-
or" Dawea' speech.
A Washington Special in speaking
Of that portion OF Dawes speech IN INT
House yesterday, relative to re!Ienen'
ment, says he urged the consolidation
| If not the entire abolition Of some tn'f'y
four custom collection distrIcte; ais
the consolidation Of the navy yards o'
Tho Atlantic coast; also the abolition
ot neusion agencies. and the paymen
of pensions from Washington dlreG
through postoffice machinery. d
made an onslaught on the ProPr'es
ot sppropriating money Tor the COZ
struc,ion OF public buildings Tor ID
District OF Columbia. and for river an
harbor Improvements.
! Iu,erun, Revenue Frauds.
The alleged internal revenue irar
case came up to-day in the Unite
States cour, in Brooklyn. Upon II
argument OF the counsel for San6o'
and Others, Tor the bill OF particular
the district attorney intimated that :
was unable to get the records OF u
, Trni,ed States Treasury DEPARTING
. bearing upon the case.
! Died. ...
!. r. B. Brockway, for many years
. hotel proprietor at Cleveland died hi
Q to-day.
: The Temperance Movement.
Is The president OF the nstionai 'e
VI psrsucc union at temperance pra'
d meeting said that there WAS mo
:. men, on foot to diminish, if possible
10 LIQUOR traffic. While no attempt rs
at be made to interfere with lnciVld
vs. righ,s, a very auergetic effort 10 70
t. directed against the liquor business: ,
it. large number OF persons, lnciuo
many ladies are ready to embark
o. the undertaking.
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Afheeling &eeister.

TEE withdrawal Of the proposed SUBJ
scripsion by this city to the capital
stock OF the Wheeling and Lake Erie
railroad, seems to have had the effect
of stimulating the people along the
line 10 put forth greater efforts Tor the
construction OF the road. We are in
formed that only about $4,000
are now needed to comply with
the terms OF the STANLEY
contract for the construction OF the
road between Martins Ferry and San
dusky. There is no doubt that this
sum can be easily obtained. and, from
present appearances. the prospects OF
the building Of a railroad from Sandus'
ky terminating at Martins Ferry, are
better than ever before. Sandusky and
Toledo may be relied upon tor enough
money to secure the completion Of the
road to the latter place according to the
original plan.
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BY TEL EGRA P b.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
BY the Western Union Line, Office North
west corner OF Main and l21h streets.
WASHING GT0N.
WAsHlNaroN, February Is.

W A5HiNtEUN, ceokeSy 49,
The President to-day approved .
joint resolution authorizing q special
court OF inquiry concerning General
o. o. Howard. ... ...
The Senate Committee on Public
Lands to-day heard the statement OF
the delegation Of four Menamites from
Peuusylv lvania, introduced BY Senator
Cameron, in support OF his resolution
looking 70 the enactment of law by
which forty or Fifty Mepamites. deslr'
ous OF emigratipg to this country from
Russia, may be allowed to purchase
a sufficiently large tract of land in 2
compact body under the presumption
lave. The Committee seems disposed
to regard the proposition fsvorably. =,
The House Committee ON Banks and
Banking authorized the appointment Of
a subcommittee to investigate the
affairs of the FIRST National Bsuk OF
Washington, in accordance with res
olution OF the House.
. The Indians.
General Sheridan has been ordered
BY General Sherman to take vigorous
measures against the Sioux Indians
engaged in the recent marsuding ex-
pedition and murders. and regards the
present as . favorable time 10 give the
Sioux lesson loug merited.
Sheridan After the Indiaus.
General Sheridan under date OF Feb
ruary IL, telegraphs to General Sherman
as follow: "The trouble with the Sioux
Indians, which for some time past
We have been trying to avoid, seems
now to be beyond any peaceable solu'
ton. In addition to the killing ol
Lieutenant Robinson and Corpora
Coleman, Appleton's cniet clerk at The
Red Cloud Agency has been killed
The agent Of the Spotted Tai
Agency reports that large parties o.
hostile Indians from both Agencies
have left for general hostilities. Gen
Ord sent out scouting parties to warn
the rauchuen and order their return tc
the railroad. l will 60 home to-mor'
row and superiotend all action tha
may be necessary.
General Sherman replied un'
der the same date: 'Und.l
call of the Interior Department OF to-
day, you will be justified in collecting
an effective force as coon as possible
Even il yon draw cavalry from For
R.;llv by railroad TO cheyenne t
march 10 the Red Clc.i -sency, slrik
ing eyery party OF Indians that orr.
and eyery Indian that has marauuIO =
,ou,h Of the North Platte shouia .
demanded and held as an aGcompn.
in the murder OF Lieutenant Rooineot
Their ponies must be very poor no
AID game scarce, 30 the OCCASION !
Give the Sioux q lesson long meri.e
gems to be favorable. My own opinio.
ia rba, the Sioux should never aga
have an agency away from Missouri
/ Anew Postal Scheme.
pos.msster General Cresswell Will
before tho House Committee on A!
, propristiops to-day advocated Il
s.,abl;sbmeut on all the railroads
IN. United States q special mall IRA
o to be run at high rate OF speed 'or
d soIe purpose Of transmitting mall ma
B ter
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baltimore Mnrket.

BALTIMORE. February l3.-Flour-
Steady and uuChangej. Wheat-Quiet
and steady; Ohio ard Indians 81 $50
| CO. western spring 459l 50. Corn
Steady; southern and western COG
go. Rye-Quiet. PAoyisions-Quiet
and unchanged. Butter-strong and
active. Coftee-Dull and nominal at
2tII26lc Whisky-Dull st ?9c.
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WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE.

Additional Snbso' fptions 10 the
- Capital Stock.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
Pike STATION. February 13.-The
towns Of Spencer. Wellington and
Wakemsu have guaranteed one hum
dred and sixty-fve thousand dollars
(Sl65 OOO) to the Wheeling and Lake
Erie railroad. The survey commences
next week. This route is considerable
shorter and much preferable to the one
via New London E. D. ORE.
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I.,se safes OF bacon.

There were several large sales OF
bacon on Change yesterday for a future re-
delivery, the particulars o. " wnicn lSn,.,. =.
tbetime were withheld from the report
.r Wv bnt have since leaked out. These
s, sal.s were 100000 pounds OF bacon
clear sides q. ssc, seller March; Marc .ide. a,s
100000 pounds OF bacon clear n1'.a, S,a.,
buy.r % March, At eic.-S Louis Demo-
ernf Eeb. 5.
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NsuYnrk nrr Goods Market.

NEw YoRK, Feb l3.-There was
a moderately active business with COM
mission houses to-day in staple cotton
and wooden goods. Prints and dress
fabrics OF The best mAkes, and brown
and bleashcd co,tons, 10 short supply
and firm 10 price. but lower qualities
lees steady. Fine csesimeres and suit
ipgs are doing well. Black alpacss
and mohairs more active. The ribbon
auction sales commence on Tuesdsy
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Ice Harvest on the Hudson River.
The progress OF the New York ict
harvest ia reported as follows:

uC plOAhSoo VI hAS ~'S''
harvest is reported as follows:
The Washington Ice Company has
0,000 or the $50, 900 tons OF their sup.
m bfafneA~toH~ms~s Sua setnr;s.1 zoe in
Knlckerbocker Company has storage
for 600, 1000 tons, but only . small guam
tity has yet heen housed this company
is cutting ice at Southwick. Mass and
is bringing eighty car loads per day to
New York from that point; the
Massacb usetts ice is fourteen inches
thick. The Consumers Ice Company
can house $4,000 tons, but small
quantity has been stored. The Mutual
Benefit Company have got in very little
OF their supply yet. The National Ice
Com papy is the only one which has its
work we'll advanced, owing to the earlier
freezing OF Croton lake, from which
three fourths OF its supply OF over lOO,.
600 tons comes; it's houses at Croton
lake are now more than half full, and
operations have began at Tuckahoe,
where the rest OF its stock is procured.
The Croton ice is DOW over twelve
inches thick. clear and firm, while the
ice at Tuckahoe is from ten to eleven
inches.
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BOSTON.
uonnra 20 AHAy1iE.

Bosrox, February IA number OF
prominent citizens propose to make 'ne
museum of Zoology at Cambridge, to
which Professor Agassiz donated toe
beat years OF bis lite. . memorial mon
umsnt in bis honor. 10 order 10 DO th,s
they resolved to raise the sum OF <''o'
OO0 to complete its endowment.
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OHIO.
The Legislature.

co1pMpus, February l3-ln the
House this morning, bills were intro
drc,d 10 constitute the Probate Judge
countv Auditor, and County Com mis-
s;oners OF each county a board oisu.
nsrv;sors TO designate the banks where
pnhl:c funds shall be deposited, said
pauts a to give bonds for the sac keep
inc inc Of said funds, and to repeal the ac'
Whereby the county treasurers are re-,
"u;,ed to keep funds ia the treasury 10
Sdroyide for keeping the polls open un,ll
savsn PM; 10 encourage the culture
of tores, trees; TO exempt from e1scu-
tiou,tools and implements Of un1all aS
led men not exceeding one hunnreu
aoiIs-s M worth, aud one hundred dollsTs
wo,,n Of property of unmarried
% womep providing the means Tor en'o!c-
mo ,h. recovery o. money, otner~'se
tbsn s by deduction: to forbid any oas
bat the regular ticket agent OF IN; ,;aha,. Las
rosd com psny TO cell railroad hcke.s 10
: and to redeem all unused coupons o'
"cke'I -. senate bills we're introduced
D to change the hours Tor electing a,le,, :,
,ors ~ in The epecial school d'stTlc! l. 'S "
s..sn and nine p. M; to repeal tna
ss.t;on of the school law which allow
!, s.sch era to dismiss their schools to a.
t.nd teachers institutes without fofie''
ing their pay for that week. . voc,
~ In the House this afternoon q @ reso
: ,u,;op was adopted instructlns tine Co'h .h
= ] m;,,s. on Schools to enquire into IN
}. WON'T uronriety OF preparing . bill Tor IN
. plGSP;i,e; pSP;.e,;on Of a uniform series
Is school books for the use OF the comm'
j. scbools OF Ohio at reasonable ra,ef. n.
s..olntiou to aajourn sine die on the luz
20 March was laid on the table und'
notice to discuss. - A.
I'm the Senate the hearing OF u
contested election case for Iiessuteat na ;,
We ,v ,Ss State, was postponed until the 24!
at The following bills passed; The hoS
h;n providing for paying toTnen
,r.asnrers w. for the annual settiems !,
.,h IN. county auditors one doll
And hve CeotS pei n H.,
IN returning from the county sea-, ~ Az;
aid hill io,bidding any corporation 90; 90;
act banking or other business in connees, a
ltb ~;,h Insurance from doing business 8
ps' Ohio; House bill appropriaupg 81
md annually from the current b, e.pebS'
in ~ the blind asylum for the purcn'
d . Of Of books to be sold to blind persons
their exact cost.
charged with EmbeE.iemeh|
s.spusKr, February la.-Ru'k
, Sloane, removed in October from
presidency Of the Cincinnati s.ndu'
and Cleveland Railroad was are. IRE.
here to-day, on seventeen ,..sS o's;'
n,;c| charges OF embe ezzlemsns, p.e'ess,.u sas,
Gue 1;us % ,Ss Company. The bail v.s n.r, e,
.r.s anu, s46 600 ior bis appearance ne1t t,,. =.
the d.y 1t is understood 1nM ,,';'. ,in'
nth. t % charges are to be made. nas G'vi, sa''s :
,t1 ;'nr shons sl50Ooo have already Q
'I ,bs com m.Gced. slosoe's properly .h;.
ind. Chicaro. Toledo. Boston And tn's
hos bssn attached.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
I.umbsPmen Ktliea'

u.pn1spuRc, February l3.-Flve
!, ,,h.rm.n were killed this morning at
R,dseway, by land slide Of logs
The Evans Case.
1ud,e Pearson to-day decided the
-,..ryed poin. in the Evans case in
favor of the commonwealth Iee be ss,C a",
,si ant " Vas we'll taken. except tor the &c,
~ 1870. which gave the comnonrea,'.
~ th. remedy they pursued. Evans
inc ua,,asi a hen presented his petition, ant
asked for his discharge under ;,S;. INC ~
solyeut, solver which will be heard "''nlo
few days.
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rhiTadeIphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA. February l3-Flour
-Nomiuslly unchanged Wheat-
Dull; red 81 5s@1 IS; amber l 6aS
l 76; Wbrte 1 81. Rye-In good de-
maud at 600. Corn-Dull; yellow I69
7S. white western Sl3s3. Oats
Dull; white 5S@64c. whisky-Dull
at 81 Oh. Pe,ro,cum-Cruae l2c; re-
fined l4ic.
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Lsui.ville marker.

LouIsvILLs, February l3.-Cotton--
Quiet at l5fc. Flour quiet and IN.
changed. Wheat-Ncmipal. Corn
Quiet at 6s97Oc. Osts-Quietat At 600
Csc. Mess pork-Easier at SIS q.
Bull, 10 ueats-Qaiet; shoulders &c; clear
rib sides Ss clear sides Ste, Bacon
Quiet shoulders TIC clear rib sides
Sc; oscar sides 9G sugar cured hams
l2fc. Lsrd-Tierces Ole; kegs l0tc.
whisky-?5lc. Hay-sl7 Soon cars.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Money md stock Market

New YoBK, February l3.-MosEr-
Easy at 4@5 per cent. Sterling quiet and
firm at ass for 60 days and 4SS@4sSs
Tor sight. Customs receipts 1923 600.
Treasury disbursements SCI, ,O0O. Inns
ports Of dry goods for the week 3,95',-
ll3. :,
GoLD-Raosed at ll2s9ll2! and
closed firm at the latter price. Car
ryipg rates 2Gs7 per cent; borrowing
fiat. Clearings % 100000
STATE BoNDs-Quiet anil stroug Tor
Tenuessce's.
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Has the thought ever occurred to our
citizens in North Wheeling. South
Wheeling, and on the Island that the
present condition OF the streets in these
several quarters Of the city gives to the
farmers living near the National road
east Of this city virtual monopoly OF
the markets? The farmer who brings
hi. produce to the National road
can bring into the city, with
equal labor and expense. twice
as much as can be brought by
the farmer in the northern or southern
portions OF this country or by the pro-
ducer in Ohio. The difference is at
tributable to the different condition OF
the roads. But for the continuous mud
hole which, on the Island, takes the
plsce of the National turnpike, and
but for the tolls which the bridge COM
psuy exscts, Ohio produce might be put
in the marke. here as cheaply as that
from the Eastern portion OF this county.
Under existing circumstances this can
not be done, and until the upper part
OF Main street is paved and the chiei
street in South Wheeling is put IN bet
ter condition than now, we can scsrce-
" expect farmers in these localities or
in Ohio to compete upon equal terms
with those having ready access to the
market.
The laboriug men of this city. in
sympathy with their brethren every
where, are asking where they can buy
cheapest and how they can make the
mere pittance they receive provide Inc
necesssries of life. A partial answer
to their question is found in the lac
that, if good roads be provided the COS 8
Of farm products will be reduced.
good and hard and dry streets were ,ufn .,
;sbed in North Wheeling and soutl
wheeling and on the Islam
for the transportation Of coun'f
nroSuce. we have no doubt that
material reduction iu the price OF mar
le,iug might be bad, aud a correspond
ing burden would thus be lifted ,s iI0i
the shoulders OF the labor'Dg class
this city. We call upon the "ork'DI
men therefore to aid US in the effort
secure paved streets in the city al
hotter roads in the county. Let
"apitste" the subject until success is q
tanned.
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Getifnx st L Rssht.

Mr.. Beecher in one OF bis ltc'
tures said that il We wanted toy
and reform society We must b. at
the root; making iaSs to torce'ie
to be tenn peraie appears to be beng
at the other end. Mr.. Beechers %!
hold Of the right end this time. s
rides, coercion, and prohibition ,oe
70 be compared 70. moral spaslf
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SrooK.-Generslly quiet and steady
with but slight changes. The ex'
ceptions were in Columbus, Chicago
& Indiana Central which advanced &c
and Delaware apd Lsckawapa Il.
The sales between l. aud 20 clock were
rs 900 shares, OF which $4,000 were
Western Union. llO0O Union Psclti',
10000 LackawsnS 10000 Sorlhwest-
ern and 1000 Lake Shore. The North
western evsdcd all efforts to force /,
below 5S1.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, February lS.--Thc invest :
ment Of Bilboa by the Carlist forces
still continues. General Moranez is
concentrating troops in Sautander ard
will soon advance to the relief OF the
city.
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CIsyeIaud Markcs.

= CLAysl.,sD. February ls..whcat-
No. . do offered at 81 4S. Corn4E
Weak and lower old mixed 69@IOe;
new do 66967c. Osts-Lowsr No. ]
State 49c; No. > 47r white 5jc, Pc
troleum-Stesdy, in COOL demand and
unchanged.
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RICHARD KissiSsrR is appointed post
master at Salt Sulphur Springs, Moo-
zoe county. West Virginia, vice r. c.
Applipg, resigned. E5E
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Pisisburgh Petrsleum MaTket.
PIr1sBuRGH. February l3.-Crude-
Weak at 81 S09l 90. Rsfped-
Quoted st l4ic; March l5c; April l5!c.
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PROBABILITIES. .

opyrcs OF TIE CnIEF S,eNAL Offlckh
WAsH1xercN, Feb. l3, Pm.
PROBABILITIES.
po, the Middle and South Atlantic
e,a,s. M clouds and rain. with falling
S.as. 2 s .,s, somew hat higher tempera-
osiSi Id ir.,b TO briak winds. For the
1p[s T2nnsr ~" Lakes, Ohio Valley aud North. North
opps o..t' cold nortbwes. winds. Partially
Ies.; S,e"i, AN and clear weather. For the
TsTS W..,s,n Gull States, Noriherly "iod'
and isllips tsmperatnfs. ,|5%@h.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-14

Postmaster General Cresswell while
be(ore tho House Committee on APP
nropristiops to-day advocated the
establishment on all the railroads o,
,bs limited States q special mail tram
~ he run at a high rate Of speed for int
sole 40 purpose Of transmitting mail mat