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THE INDIAN WAR;
General Reports OF 0utrn ~ in
KnnAaNs

General Reports OF 0utrn $M In
SYRACUSE, Kan., July 5.-On tho Atchlaon,
Topeka SANTA 70 Railroad 1udlanB is the cry
oa all sides. Yesterday Albert LesenRer was
killed by tho savage Aeuds; and they are burn
lug the railroad bridges aud driving OF the stock
IN our very nidat. On the Sd they burned it,
tlo bridge 10 feet long At Cimoron.
Immigration is ont,rely stopped. Usually from
fifty to one hundred wagons passed daily.
Wo expect an attack at any moment. They
are woltiug all along tho railroad from Dodge
City to Grenada. ..,
at doep chas,n, In Which tho cowardly wreschea
hid themselves. They do their work III the day.
time. Leuenger was good citizen. aud rospeot-
cd by all who knew l!In. ..... -...-...
p'ao' cu' Kan '"'' ,Js. 81 h'p'''1 to Tho st. A'''''
The Indians arc very bad out here. and uaoplo
are tarror-str,cken. Up to this time nine luntors
and four othcr men have been killed, Roalped and
mutilatod. Ono min Was murdered mud scalpod
only 6 miles from town. while on hts return
from q trip to Camp Supply. After killing him
thoy took hia stock. Ho loaves wlfo and xix
clufdren Aore. Their aondlst, cruelty has no
bounts. A huntarby Tho name Of Dudley wag
captured tho other day. TlloY tied him to q
wagou,wheol, tore out lliB finger and too nails
ono by cue, healpod him from car to car, cut bin
hands Oil At the WfiAt, Hill tQGu bt&KGu nlu GO
tho ground with picket pins driven through his
breast. There we're eyo-witnesses TO this savage
doed.
Ono Of their boldest movements was m attacll
on the tsaling-poB Of a. G, Myers and Charles
Hath & Co., down on tho Canadian. A band
about 200 strong attacked those places. Ono Ia
utrong etoekada, and the other IL made ct
heavy atlobo wallis. There wore only eighteen
MEN inside to do tho lGaliug, aud tho most Of
! these hunters WHO are bravo men and doatl
ehots, Two whites were killed outside the wnls.
and one inside. Eleven doad 1udlans were lott
| on tho grouud. Desperate efforts we're mado by
the rod-Akins to got their fallen warriors away,
! but the hunters kept up too deadly fire on
| them, and they had to loava tneM whore they
| lny. DoubtloBs many Of the wounded they car
| ricil awny afterwards dlel Before leaving, they
| killed all the stock DntHde OF tue Ht0ckale.
YeBlordny a man arrived from thebo tradlng.
| posts, bringing letters from A. @. Myers aud
| Charles Rath. He sllrpaa through the Iud!gs.
| lines, and was paid 91DO to mako tie trip
Myers and Rath, In their lotters appeal for hatp,
as the Indians are still around there and load
] tho country and can get 2,0l0 warriors togathor
| iu = short time. Tileg foar the postH will bt
captured, tho stores destroyed. and everybody
massacred. A party Of forty mon loft hore to-
day to 60 TO their assistance. They wanted ar
| Escort OF soldiers to 90 with theln, but nonf
| could be h9d.
Tho Indians lave also burned railroad bridge
Is n1iles west Of here Tho Httlnttos IL desperate
u the extreme, alld everybody la praying Tor tut
arrival of troops-tho only hope Of protection
against tho Indian butcicrs.
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r,a rr5vsto ,,ottinp n,atinaa nroy;ou,1v ,ren-
t,a.a T., ~, 7.ornrrp ,v,1, hn .,;von NJ na1tor
noneu ~ ~ ~. ~ e.,s ,;,, W. ios1s,.,
attended by the bottar class OF people, as the in
v;tutions hive all been disposed Of, Those who
t,a~n haa,, {o.t,noto o,,onoh n racuva t,,am
shouh u D ar.t1 themsalves Of the onnort,.nttv at
Witnessing frst-caas trottlng,
TIE RACES At 1aDrANAroL1s.
1rn,.x.ro,1a Ind. 1u1y 10.--Thts vas =
No., ~ 49, ,o , -. r,,,,;,n.,,,;a n.ott,r1
esano uelo'oa! 'or 'ne 4nu'An"Pon1 ttos's ~.
Association. Ten Thousand people we're on tho
ground The weather waa fur, but the track
wna anita heevv. Tie first raco called waa tho
moo a,"a, ~, ,,,,;oh - a,art wa. ofrcoto1 At 4
200 SlAse, ~ wu'ou :" ..," s,s g. Ws.ns.t
O'clock Granville won JUG pole' on' 81, slneons
passed. him nt tho first turn and lod to tho
euarter, wheu tue former again assumed the
ieal md. won easily. The second heat was 3
ra@a.,.nn .o @ NJ the frat, oxcaDt tbat with Dudd
poolo ponna taa1 a Alaoa. ass alae. - '' .s
ana Little Sam changed to second place. The
third heat wss most interesting one. Littlo
sam took tho pole on rounding tho first
1ulu' .a4 ~ 's s;1. ps, hr s;Ja ~ tha arartsr
close up ard sue oy slao at me quarter
but soon after passing this point Granville as"
su1ned the load, going past the half mile in that
third, Vincent fourth. In this order they entered
the home-Htretoh, down which they ca.no at q
rafting. rato, Morrison gaining on tho leador
whom eho passed at lilo startlng-stand Oh q
break. aud won tho heat by length. After this
leat tie free-for-all was called, and Fullerton
aud Goldsmith Maid appeared on the quarter
rtrotuh but tho fayorite Ut all tho vast crowd,
Red Cloud, remained In bin stable, and immedi-
ntely 5,0ou tongues were, shouting tho name Of
men awar1ned upon the quarter-sttotch aud do
nauded that Red Cloud should trot accord
lng to advertisement. NothinX remained for
tho 8laid and Fullerton to do but retire, which
derLion. Ii fow momonts nir. Humphreys,
owpor Of Judge Fullerton, appeared 'in tho
jWl1ea' stand aud announced to tho crowd that
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Ilr FOR TAT.

Speetal Dispateh 10 1ht Chttaao 1.rtouK.
E. Walaron. superlntendens Of tho Cincinnati,
Lafayette l. Chicago Railroad {1iankakoe Lino),
to several prominent oitizens OF Kanlakee, In
cludluX the senior editor Of tho qazptie aont
tham down to tho dopnt yesterday aftornoon to
afternoon freight. Tho Black Bear was q now
locomotive boaring that na.no. In return fnr
slo Aell, 3Ir. Waltltons cartridge shells woro
charged with ealt instead Of SHOT thts morning.
previous to golng after woolcock. Tho injury
pokpetrated upon the game ID reported AZ very
slglt. Waldrou looked sAd Inst night.
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Tho rororoe was ". P. billiard.
MATCH SHOOTING III NEW YoRN.
New YonK, July 1O.-The pigeon shooting
match bctwoen James Gordon Dsnnett and
George Lorillnrd resulted in victory for the
hitter, who killed ffty-two birds 10 Donnetes
rorty-uino. Each sllut at 100 bids.
THE TOURNAMENT At DEr1oIr.
DETROIT, Micll.. July l0.-Tho shooting tourna-
rent at tla D,lvlug-ParA wound up to-day with
Bweepstake shooting, aud some rstlarkabl7 good
poores were made. In tho aeoond match tho first
squad Of eight. shooting at fifteen birds each,
killed 115 Out of tho 12D, only three dropping dead
out Of bounds; und tito second squad kll1ed 113,
four dropping dead out. ln shooting double
bria aIr. Sherman, Of Beloit, Wis, killed twenty.
ono out Of twouty-two.
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Special UsspatcA To 1he Chscaao 1Tibun<.
NEW YoRg, July 10.-lt ia yet uncertain
whether tho Lake Shore Company will declare q
dividend. An ot1lcor of the Company said to-
day that meeting would bo held in wook or
ten dayB for the purpose Of considering tho Sub
iect. flo added that tho desire waH to doolalo
tbs usual seu-annual dividend Of per cent.
Tho EARNINGS. howoyor. llad not Deeu up to thia
tt{l1ro, and thero might 10 dcsirn to poHtpoue
tic dividend for month. 1lo believed that a
dividend. basod on tho earnings, would bo Nude.
HroNT GUT CONNECTION MADE.
Correspondence of J'At ch1rane IY.bHnt.
LANsINa. Mich, July 0.-Tlio Lada Michigan
Railroad Company have lnado arrangements
with tho Grind 1lapids i Indiana Nairoad, tbs
wceH, by whirh i new aud moo convenient
route IL opened to Macklnaw. Close connections
nre made At Howard City. from wh,uh point
raaseugors will DO ta1ou to Petosky, on Little
Truyersu Day. thence by, boat to Dlaokinaw.
company OF ladies' aud goutlomon from thla
city have gone to try tho now routo.
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HOW u FT6ltEnHtNn K1O6R 1Il. Ff8hEMH d
4 pariH correspondent OF tie Nov York
Times tells how II. Do Ia Iiue, public man ot
sonle noto i'll Franco, goes l'dhing at his ooun-
try place, aA follows;
"1Io hae tionos.lcatol tho cornlorant in
France: Notss y , G1se e er!Gus n Tim e soo
A. Corbeil a,,1 Blloot lil,o in asrow through tho
water In cl,aHa Of lloeit'y tiull. With patience
aud lluduoss tho cormorant eau be easily
trained. Delota going out for spott tho birds
ara lott for sone hours without food, tl!oy aro
about tho nuui l0osely In order to prevent Ito
cormorans from swallowing tho lsh. Whau
ready, H. Dc ia lli.o slss Old Ton! upon tho oge
or y tiat.boat. aud ho. ts speedily followed Gy
his superior Ia age. Presently OLD Tom 1lakoa d
divo, a,a DloA ataps into lls ptRuu. il tl,o wa.
sss " elaRs, one oAa aaos You'4 rapid moys4
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Tlie Pulaski Crenn.) Citizen aaks: 'tWhat III
NlcLcmore. Judge liugos, mud Judge Wright
eae!s had 3 light the.e lust week. Tho fosuser
wl,lppod ,nsu who at.uokoJ him upon thu
atveets for aotpa ruling he had mado til court
and tho two l9ttss tusalel butwsan thsnlaslsoa
uutu sepsxRtod."
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xFHFt-1s1412 "7""|@ 7''"3"'
GOLDSMITH MAID AND FULLERTON TO TRoT At
EAST AAn1NAW.
Sptcfaf Disnntch 10 Tie Chicago Tribune.
EAsT SAGINAW, hlleh., July l0.--noldarattb
Maid and judge Fullerton will trot at tho Drlv-
ing-park in this city OIL Tburaday. July 10, for
ppocla purse Of $4,000, boat tAroa ia Ave. to lar~
ness, offered by tho Driyiug.Pafk Association.
The race 10 10 comnaonvo IT. p. ., and It is ex-
pootod that tho host tine un record will bo made.
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SVtcfNl Uls0oFfh 70 TIC EhfcaVo 7TiGN1ie.
DAvESronr, Ia, July IL: Herman 2. stlroe-
tico to-day . A,,.t for $4,000 damages, for in
iurics sustained on tho 9Th day Of Novenahar.
1871. by reason Of falling Of 8 ilat car, lastea
Will, heavy tlml}ors and iron bars, wu,ch wero
being removed from tho old bridge crossing tho
Mississippi at thia oity. Ella iniuricb a1e Of suul
uatnra as to incapac1tate him from any harsl
manual labor, llis spine being affeotod por1nn'
nently, and also hiB right hip.
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Suits AEuiltst tito Joliet Iron mud
Etcel GOtMpnMy.

JoL1Er, H., July lo.-Leroy Tha7or; q 1arRe
oreditor Of the Joliet Iron and slcel Company,
has brought soms Thirty snits Against the Com
panY before Justice Kelley, OF Lemont. sorvicc
tho Company now rcsido in this county. 10 thai
Thavor waa Obliged to 60 to Cook Comfy. The
trial. which IL Het Tor tomorrow, will attract
considerable nttouston.
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SHOOTING At WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
A shooting match, sevon single md nevou
double risos from plunge traps, took place sat-
urtlay, July 4, in the grove oaBt Of Morgan
Park. The following Ia the score:
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f3uns sear7led-uartI0rds, .; Mutuals, o.
IFides-F3sher, 8; 0latthawa. ID; Hathald, l.

J7Wn2 eQT'cd-uaftl0rl1,2 7; IHtualsI q,
Fides--F3sher, 8; MatthaWa. ID; Hathald, l.
UsHp{fe-Tate, Of Hartford.
WHITES AND DALT1MOnEH.
This afternoon, al the usual hour. the Ba1tl-
moros will p!ay tho second Of their games IN this
city with tho Whata Stockings, on the Twenty
tlird street grounds. In view Of the tine display
made by tho home club Wcducs0ay, aud OF the
fact that tue visitors are likely to play superior
xano this timo, they having prachced asssaa-
Dusly Binee their defeat. It IL probable that tho
son. Tho 'pa!timorcs deserve 10 mich nt tho
hands Of Chicago as any other club. for the rea-
non TINT they are we'll behaved body Of non,
aside from boing nAiisfui haai-paayBsB.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL And DEPARTURE 0f TRAINS.

E1p1AaAr1oN OF REFEREuoE MaRTa.-t saturdey,<
tnptstf. Sunday c1u1ptei. Monday okuopto4. ~.
siTs Sunday At a:U u. ii. D4iY.
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EcptcsN cFRrRaL GREAT rscerE7s aaH-E147<
Letut, yoo. u ka*t st., a,ni yaa NJ Trsnt setuni
ticket ott IL C|rrh A., soufhsit V Kaaao|ph
ahi 10 tuHuist.. coFtsF " Hattso".
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Ever exhibited In this city. Thoso goods ere
strictly nrst-clnsa, md Of worry chofco de-
Tic III: n gpid Il cost, 81 ON NI:THIRD TI[H REG
uLhK RErA1L PRIpn FIR goods Of the
found elsewhere, and tho prices nsl:od. $40,
s12 and SIS, nro loWor than much inferior do
mostio goods nro Ho1ltnF for. An carly seloo-
tion Will soours tho bo1t styles.
Alao. Just. roooived from the nannfhctur-
ora, tho following desirable and sonsonnb'o
400 Ladlos' Linen euitn at s1.5o, 5000
and 5000, formerly $500, $1,000, Sl2.0o
and $1,000,
Lingt1 Suits, at s1.7B. $500 md $3.50, for
NOR price 5000, 5000 md $500.
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Tho South Wales Atlantic Hteamsh!p uonpan,'s NGT
nil frfn ronnsslvana nalroad Wharf, Jersoy Cir:
1LAMCtRGAN.....t1u,sl l8t rEMHROF<N .....,.AaRl
Carrying gnods and Ea>.on1os. At through frnr
n atte of tho Uu ed States an Cnaada pnsta In Tho
Dl!atu> phanaa, MI al ataer paints fn Rng!and.
Ttcsu ecanaIwt blt expressly fJr Tho trad9t pso
vldrd with all ttts 1at1it lar tha 1atortaud
foaFutlunce Ut
uAu1x AND srEEnAGE PASSENGERS.
Frst Cabin, $6 and EEn ousftaor. Second Cabin %4
enrIoncy: stoel"ge. ~, cnrraney. ~, n.,
Dfaifs ioF Ci aud upwards.
For further raftfonia1a, Aprly Ia Cardiff. a tns Com.
pxugsa Otcbs No Duck tnant,are and New York ia
ARCHIBALD BAXTER ~, Agents.
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THE STATE LINE.

HpEU1AL NOTIUE-Aftos Saturday. .tnno 10. slia
steanar. III. Liuaw ha dtspacnod nvo.y a.toFnatt
WEDNESDAY until tln)y n, Hirn srGulAr wacklg sAll
iu.s. oyury WEDN E6DAY. viii cu,nmonss.
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At meetnR Of tho Directors u tla Natfona Rank o
[llnos hslA tho ah Inst, A!stsead "f FIVE pes
the capital stock dacarf, payahto aa and
after tho 18th last II. IL. NASH, CAshlots
Chicago Iuly7. Ia7i.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-09

New YORK October S.-Bcevcs Re
ceiptS to-day lao head, making 400
head for three days, against $500 head
same tim" last week The quality WAS
mainly common. nearly onr-fnurth hr-
ing Texans; market fair for g%nd cattle
and dull for common; prices the same ~
Monday. Natives ranged at Sn, l%c,
with bulk of sales at Nc; Texans Sta
9ir. sheep and l.amIS-Errript~ 500
head, making IL, 1lotnrthrrc days, against
122O0 same time last week. Good stock
in fair demand for the last three DAYS;
price, fraction higher Yesterday than on
Monday, hut market weaker to-day. with
slow sales nj llG,Gic for sheep and tia,
Slc for lambs; enc extra lot going al SYc
SwInc--Rrceipt> $40 h"ad making
5000 head for thrr" days. against l3.9Uu
head for the sam" time last week DE-
mand limited and trade extremely dull
at 81 SG!r for live hogs and SG,Ssc for
dressed. The sales of live hogs included
one car of Indiana LIS lbs average at tie:
one car of Ohio lG6 lbs ut TIC: "nr car of
Michigan l1G lbs at sc and one ear of
State BIG lbs at So 80 per 100 lbs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-09
New York Market.

New YORK, Dctober S.-Cotton-
Firm; middling uplands l5lc. Flour
In buyers favor; sales 1900 bbl>.; SUI
pcriinc western and state 4 4j(d4 80;
common to good extra ~ 90@5 10; good
TO choice 50 50Cd5 %; extra - OOGf6 81;
white wheat extra - S0(dG 30; ST. Louis
81 25(a9 90. Whcat-LcSS active and in
buyers favor; sales lj2,0O0 bush
els; No. > Northwestern 81 ll@l II; No
2spring 81 l0Gll T.; No. > Minnesota
II. No. = Milwaukee 81 l4ml 10;
white western 81 GOAL 40. Rye-Firm
ut 9iGSl 90. Barlcy-Frm. Malt
Steady. Corn-Activc and in good de
mand; sales $4,000 bushels; western
mixed in store 9Gc; ahoat 9G4Gl91c; white
western 81 90. OatS-Firmer; sales
$4,000 bushels; mixed western ga Glc;
white do 6%Ca GG!c. IIay-Firm. HorS
nchangrd. Coilrr-Quict. Sugar
Dull fair to good refining S!mS3c. Rice
Unchanged. Pctrolcum-Dull; crude
5,c; refined l2Sc. Tallow-Firm at 81
mSic. RoSin-Firm al - 40Gn2 40
Turpcntnc-Firmcr at 3Sc. Egg
Quiet ut 2iCG2jc. Leather and Wool
Quiet. Pork-Dull mt SD 90 Beef
Quiet. Cut Mcat>-Quirt; long clear at
ll{Grl2c. Lard Dull and heavy; prime
steam litc. Buttcr-t'irm; western %
Ci::Se. Chec$r-Unrhangcd. Whisky
Steady at 81 o..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-09
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, October .-Flour-Stcadv;
demand chiefly local and sales private.
Whrat-Dull and weak; No. | spring
81 700, 2Oi; No > 92fc spot; 92c seller
October; 81 III rio seller November; No
3 SSic; rejected s2ic. C"rn-Strady
and in moderate demand; No. = mixed
79GG79{c cash; 79sc seller October; 7jsc
seller November; high mixed SOC; re-
icctcd siGI1Ssc. Oat>-Strady and in
moderate drmand No. , j0c cash or sell
Ter October; 1870 seller November; r-
iccted 4GiG,4GIc. Ryr-Stcadv and in
moderate demand Barlcy-Activc and
prices advanced; No. PSI 0Sfl II cash
according to location; II 0S seller De-
tuber; 81 0G seller November; No. , 92(n
96c. Pork-Dull and declined at 81 NJ
cash ST. - seller Year Inrd-Stcadv
and in moderate demand at lIIc spot
Il4c seller year. Bulk Mcat>-Quict
and unchanged. WHARTON the open
ING of the board in the afternoon closed
ut $1,000, e seller October. C"rn-At
79}m79Sc seller October. Oats-iS;c
seller October.
To-m"rr"w being the anniversary of
the great fire, il will be observed a> II
holiday, and there will be no session of
the Board ufTrad".
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-09

COUNTY CoURT.-This Court met ut
the usual hour Saturday morning, Judge
Cochran on the bench.
The following cases were continued;
Jesse Litten rs. William Spears; Dailer
& Delbrugge rs. Hugh Morrison; State
Us. Henry Reuter-; State Us. Ellen Sham
lev; State rs. Micheal Schwinn; State rs.
Isaac Colts.
Frederick Becker, a native OF Ger
many; Charles FRANKIE, native OF Prus-
sia; and Evan Hughes, a native OF
Wales, were admitted to citizenship.
The case of Walker rs. Bashar, cxecu-
trix, was continued.
The case of William Schockey rs. d.
H. Hobbs, Brockunier X Co., is still oc-
cupyiny the attention Of the Court.
The Court adjourned until this morn
ing at 8 o'clock.
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horse became frightened and ran away at
II lively rate of speed. Mr.. Sample used
his utmost efforts to check him up, but
the lines breaking caused the horse to
plunge forward ut frightful rate. Mr..
Sample then concluded TO take deck
passage the rest of the road, a that was
the best thing he could do; so he gave
leap and lit astride of the horses back,
which unexpected affair in the pro-
gramme, resulted in quite an increase OF
speed, and "every nerve of the charger
was strained to full play with
Sample only short distance away
from fence corner, where he su ,ceeded
in anchoring the horse and buggy against
it. No damage was done, save a few
Spokes broken from one of the wheels.
A PARTY of young gents were en-
gagged in Il random conversation yc>ter-
day evening, on the corner Of Water and
First streets, when one of them fully
alive To the rapidtv with which time
was passing. remarked, "temp"S .fHg't,
another remarked, Yves. and I'll be-
DANCED if havn't been troubled with it
all day.
OUR coal merchants are doing lively
trade just now.
DURING the shower of rain, about half
past three o'clock Yesterday evening, 81
citizens. \ small portion of the western
skv WAY unoh<cured by clouds out of
which the sun was brightly shining, Il
gentle rain was falling. Il beautiful rain
bow archcd the heavens. vivid flashes of
lightning shot athwurt the cloudy sky,
and loud pcalS of thunder seemed Ia
shake the everlasting hills, all ut Tia"
, same time, making Il sight most glorious
to behold.
The directors oS the First National
Bank of this city are making some I'M
prnvemrnt> in the rooms at the bank.
BILL IIvXr of the Uyopiric may deny
~ many facts rs he chnn>cS. hut many of
the voters and some of the candidates
know how it i. themselves. But every
body that knows Bill, knows that he ha.
no influence outside of his own relatives,
and We doubt very much whether it i
strong enough in that direction To reach
second cousins.
ALL quiet in polio" circles yesterday.
No arrests were made up {" . =. VI.
YESTERDAY was damp, dark, drcary.
drizzly and diSagrcrahlc day i'll BrlIalrr.
THOSE who are taking the lead in III"
matter of street railway in B"lInir",
are expecting Il contractor from Fits
hur@h, daily.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-09

The OPERA lIoUSE.-Tn-night Tony
Dcnicr's Pantomme troupe will open nj
the Opera House, in lInmpty Dumpty.
Tony himself is funny enough to max" Il
horse laugh, and he has one Of the hest
companions travelling. He was received
with loud, long and continued applause
during his last visit here. and We expect
to see him greeted Tonight with lnrg"
audience. A. there will be a biz rush.
those who expect to attend had better
secure seats or 90 early.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-09
Cincinnati Market,

CINCINNATI, October S.-Cutton-
Quiet at ll3c. Flour and Ryr-Un.
changed. Wheat Firmcr; red Il GOA
IL 06. Corn-Dull at S2(d SIC. Oats
Dulliat 53(a sac. Barlry-Dull; fall No. >
81 25GIl -. Oil>-Unchangrd. Eggs
Dali at lie. Buttcr-Firm. Pork
Nominal Lard Quiet and unchanged
at 12i@lSic. Bulk Mcat>-Dull and
lower; shoulders 73@sc; clear rib sides
l3GlSlc; clear l4(al4 Bacon-Dull;
shoulders 5000; clear rib sides ljG
l5!c; clear sides l5Ic. Whisky-Active
AT decide AT 81 90
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-09
On motion the Board adjourned.

OFFICERS ELEcTEp.-At the regular
monthly meeting of tn" st. Patrick's So
cirty of the city, held on Sunday even
ing last the following gentlemen were
elected officers: President. Th",. :, Gil
lespic; Vice President, James Flynn;
Secretary, Patrick Daley, reelected;
Treasurer, VIM. Manion, r"-clrctrd;
Chaplain. Rev. krclchrr; Physician
Doctor Gallagher: Chief Marshal. John
Nolan. reelected: Messenger, Th"s. FitZ-
siinInunS
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DIDN'T CONE To TIMF.-Gcn. Cor
was advertised to speak ut Steubcnrach'S
Hall, in the Eighth ward, last night.
Accordingly two or three hundred per-
sons assembled. The band played, and
our fat friend, Squire Schultz, was cxu-
bercnt. But the ScrcncncSS OF the "cca.
sion soon died away when it was an
nounccd the fancy General had gon"
back on his German constituents of the
late "Indcpcndcnt Republic, and would
not put in an appearance. Genera Fancy
was pretty thoroughly cuS>"d by his Re-
publican friends, and his shabby treat
mcnt of the Germans Of the Eighth
ward, will b" resented nj the polls next
Tuesday.
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Toledo Market,

TOLEDO, October S.-Flour- Steady
and in moderate demand. Whcat-Dc
mand fair and market firm; No. > white
Wabash 81 l1l; No. I white Michigan
81 IA; extra do II 10; amber 81 0S3GA
l OS3; No. red 81 III. Cnrn-Dc-
mand fair and market firm; high mixed
sac; low mixed S3Ic; damaged 10c. Oats
demand good at full prices; No. 5$c;
No 2 52lc; Michigan 52!c; white 5l!c.
Clover Seed-Steady and in moderate
Jamsn6 at 81 so
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and STOCK
Market.

NEW YORK, October s.-The failure
of Charles Lewis was announced on the
Stock Exchange to-day. Rnmors OF
other failures are plentiful, but none au-
thenticated. The rumors, however had
depressing effect on securities.
MoNEY-2@3 per cent; prime DIS
counts Ca per cent. Sterling dull at
4s44G4s5 for sixty days and ASIA 4oo
for sight. Customs receipts S5lI,OoO.
Treasury disbursements $4,000.
GoLD-Ranged at l094@ll0, and was
active, with frequent fluctuations, and
closd at 10. Borrowing rates fiat and
3 per cent, closing at the latter price
Clearings S30,O00O0o.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet and nominal.
RAILROAD BONDs-Dull.
GoyERNNENTS-Firm
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-09

WHERE To FIND PIANOS AND Or
GAN>.-At l227 Market street NAV hc
found the largest stock of Pianos and
Organs ever offered in Wheeling. and a
finer assortment than can b" found in
any other music store in III" country.
The stock includes the various STYLES "f
$,einway. Knahe, Chick"ring. Hazlcton.
Emerson. Marshal " Smith, and other
Pianos. and Mason y Hamlin. Smith
American, Wo"d, Estey and other Or
cans. In stock ~ large and varied.
with prices ranging from 800 to $l:1
"n Pianos. and from SO I" 500 on Or
.ans. certainly no one can fail To b.
suited in the selection Of An instrument.
Terms arranged To suit all.
ADAMS n LUCiS.
l2&1 Market street.