The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-12
Race Difficulty In Tennessee.

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NASHVILLE. October l0-At Pulaski.
Tennessee this afternoon a colored man
stabbed and instantly killed L,ieius ID.
Suttle, white, aged thirty eight years.
! The difficulty originated about suit now
/ pending in court, relative TO the corn and
cotton crop. The colored man, whose
I name is Atkinson, was arrested and put
in jail All quiet now.
Registration Progressing Quietly.
/ NEW ORLEANS, October l0.-Thc reg
! istration is progressing quietly. 1t closes
on the 23d, As prescribed by law. Howsrd
McCabc succeeded +. A. Burke on the
advisory board Col. Pickards. success
sor has not yet been named.
/ Postal Car Controversy Again.
, WASHINGTON, October l0.-Colonel
Tom. Scott, President of the PennSylva-
/ mia. and Hinckly, President of the Phil
/ adelphia, Wilmington Il Baltimore Rail-
! road. had three hours conference with
Postmaster General Jewell to-day, in re-
gard to the disputed questions Of tompen-
! Sation for the railway mail service. Gen
cral Bang, Superintendent of this branch
of the postal service also took part in the
! informal discussion. 1t is now confident
! " believed that all matters at isuc will
| bc amicably and satisfactorily arranged
without further serious difficulty. Rail-
way Presidents will cmbody their views
/ in writing for the consideration of the
| Department, and meanwhile Colonel
Scott assures the Postmaster General
that he will do everything in his power
to secure rapid transit for mails, and
Increased facilities of the postal car SER
| vice.
Bank Statement.
New YORK, October l0.--Loans in
crease, $l0S,0O0; specie decrease. 81, ,421,-
800; legal tender decrease, SOL, 900; de-
posts decrease, S3,4j4,70 circulation
decrease $@03,SO0; reserve drreas"
S2,l3j, I2j. Ii
ANegrO Too Moral 10 20 10 Congress.
NASHVILLE, October l0.--A special
from Knoxville to the Nashville papers
states that Rev Geo. Washington l.r-
we're declines the cal of the colurcd cit
izrns to run for Congress on account of
his moral worth uniting him to he II
Congressman. He proposes 10 stand by
the National Republican party despite
the puny politicians, and determines I"
remain in the gospel ministry.
Ex-Prcsidcnt Johnson is speaking TO
over 5000 people in the Public Square
tonight. 1t is a repetition Of his Shelby
vile speech.
Louisiana state Government 10 be
Tested.
New ORLEANS. October TO- --To-mor-
rows Picuw,nc will contain aspecitic and
duly authorized offer on the part of the
fusioni>ts to accept the proposition made
by Governor Kellogg in his address, viz:
TO test Tn" question of the Louisiana
State government by acanvaSs of actual
returns, all parties 10 abide by the result.
These returns arc in the custody of til"
McEncry party, ahd can be produced and
authenticated at any time.
violation Of the Enforcement Act.
RlCuMoNp, October 10..In the United
States Circuit Court to-day the Grand
Jury indicted two more of the judges Of
election in Petersburg for violating the
enforcement act This makes sixteen of
the Petersburg judges that have been in
dictcd.
Suspension.
ST. Louis. October lot is announc-
ed that the tea house Of Brock, Rodgers
Il Co.. Of this city, suspended, and the
store is in the hands of the sheriff. Liza
biitics not stated Their principal cred
itors are eastern and San Francisco ten
dealers. I
Movements OF The President and
Party.
President Grant and party left this
evening for Texas. via the Missouri, Pa
cific and Missouri, Kansas Il TeXas rail-
roads. Generals Sherman and Augur
will join the party at Scdalia.
The New York capitalists, VII" have
been spending few DAYS here, left for
Ninita. Indian Territory. this morning.
VIA the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad,
and will meet the Presidents party at
that point, probably accompanying them
Ia Texas. 1t is expected that ut Ninta
and Cuddn delegation, OF Indians will
. meet the President and have II talk. On
the return trip the Presidents party will
probably visit kansas City, Lawrence,
! Lravrnworth. Atchison. -. Joe and
thence proceed to Springfield.
Grand Parade OF Catholic Temper.
ancp Societies.
BosToH. October lO.-The Catholic
Temperance societies ofthi citvand vicin-
itv made a grind parade to-day in honor
| Of the anniversary of the birthday OF
| Father Mathew. Governor Talbot re-
viewed the possession. The day was
honorcd by pnrades in other cities and
! towns in New England.
Chicago Tx position.
CHICAG,,, October lU.-Thc Exposition
/ of this city closed tonight. To-day
attendance wa, :J4.OC. The whole num-
| bcr of visitors in twenty-cight days ha,
I been GSj,OOO. Total receipts, Sl2OON,
which will hc Increased by the payment
Of unsettled permits. The ENccutiy"
committee have determined to make
! large additions for the accommodation of
exhibitor. and will Immediately com
mcncr preparations FOR an Exposition on
/ a still larger scale next wear. The art
collection now in III" bnilding will DC on
exhibition th" coming week.
The CarIist War.
MADRID. October l0.-tinnersl Lozrr-
ma has returned to Lograno. leaving n
strong force Of National troops ncsr
Morrison Lagriarda. The Carlists have
withdrawn to Primitives. The Republi-
can General. MsrioneS, occupies Tafalla
and neighborhood Many Csrlists are
| coming into Barcelona and Tsrrsgona.
/ and a,king for amnesty.
Radical Policy Vigorously Pursued
( MONTGOMERY, October lO.-Genersl
: r. W. Healy, United States marshal for
Alabama, has appointed some dozen or
more deputy mAr.hals, upon the recon-
{ mendation Of Charlie T.. Mayer, chair
man OF the Republican executive COM
mittee, of this State. These dfPutie'
have been appointed in negro cUuntie.