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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-07
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To THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th Sts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Democratic Congratulations and
Speeches.

NEW YORK, November 6.-Two polit-
ical meetings in this city last night gave
MI opportunity for speeches and cOngrat-
ulations. a reception at the Manhattan
Club brought together many Of the
lights Of Democracy, and speeches were
made by Governor elect Tilden, Senators
Thurman, Baysrd, Stockton, Senator
elect Eaton and others. Most of the
speakers counselled magnanimity and
moderation in the hour of triumph. At
Tammany Hall John Kelly made an ad-
dress, remarkable for the force with
which he urged Oh his party honest man
agemcnt and wise use Of this newly
" obtained power, reminding them that
they owe their success to the Conservs.
tive element in the Republican party.
Fire.
The principal buildings in Marcellus
Falls, New York. We're burned yesterday.
Loss S5O,ON.
wOrI<mcn Discharged.
WASHINGTON, November G.--Eighty
workmen have been discharged at the
Navy Yard here; further reduction
will soon takeplacc.
Safe Burglary Trial.
The safe burglary trial was resumed
to-day.
John o. Evans testified that his books
We're in Harrington's care for several
weeks during the District Of Columbia
investigation.
Judge Humphrey decided that the
paper submitted yesterday by Riddle,
showing the connection of Whitleby
with the pardon Of Miles, be excluded
with the exception of thr pardon signed
by Governor Dix.
Mr.. Riddle announced that he was
through with the evidence for the prose-
cutinn, except one witness not yet arrived
and his testimony would have reference
to the case against Whitley.
Hon. \. b. Smithers then addressed
the jury for the defense, and before con-
cluding the court took recess.
when Mr.. Smithers had concluded
Samuel Chandler WAS sworn and testified
that he lives in the family of Colonel
Whitley, at Cambridgeport, and remem-
bercd that Colonel Whitley gave Il din
ner party to Collector Simmons and
others, Oh April 9TH.
Adjourned.
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More Fires--CItIzens Meeting.

CINCINNATI, November G.-At Buoy
rus, last II light. four barns and butcher
shop were burned, evidently incendary,
and tonight two more barns were burn
ed in the same manner. The citizens
held meeting, and resolved to make all
vagrants coming to the city work for
their daily bread; that boys shall not be
allowed in the streets after dark, and
that all persons attending fires be COM
PEELED to work to extinguish the flames.
CINC1NSATI, Nov. 6.-The candle and
soap factory of Work & Co., on Poplar
street, took fire at eight clock and was
burned down. No stock worth mention
was saved. The loss is variously estimat-
cd ut Sl20OOO to $250.O0O; INSURANCE"
$4,000, in abouttwenty home companies.
The origin Of the fire is a mystery. y
heavy stock Of material had been laid in
during the summer, and only a little had
been worked Of. Loss on the building,
$4,000; machinery, 5000; on material,
25,00O; on manufactured stock $50,
The fire was intensely hot and bright,
and though surrounded by buildings
was not allowed to spread. Several eN-
plosiOns occurred in one ofwhich, Adam
Megley, fireman, was precipatcd from h
wall and severely injured. and by
stander WIS thrown from fence, break
ina, his ln,,
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VOL. IL.
At'heeliua Register.

Gold closed i'll New York yesterday
st ll0!.
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tfHkrpTS breasts, EcaIds, burns, sail
rhsurn. ear ache. &C., upon the human
frame and Of strains, spawn, Raii Sc, upon
animals In one year than have MI other
ur.tcudsd rem .diss since the world brp,an.
it IL q countcr.iuitant, an all healing,
rain fpli"veT. CrppIs~ throw away their
crutches, the lame walk, poisonous bite.
are r.ndprs1i harmless and the wounded
hsalod without q scsT. IL ~ no hnfnbugs
The rscipa &. published around Tfsrh bottle.
II Is ceiling az no article ever before sold.
and 70 sells becssus- IL does Just what IL pre-
isuds % do. TbD~e who now suilef rom
rheumatism. pain or swelling, deserve b
suffer II they will NOT uss Cenfanr Iinl-
Ineut. More than 90 certificates oi To-
markabIe curss, including hon"n limb,
s.IfrUnl e ThsuDIaf Ism ,gDui, running tufnDrs
&c. have bacn received. We VIII send
rir1uIaf containing certificates, the recipe,
&c RTsfls tJ any one requesting ". one
bf,tffe ofths yellow wrapper Csntaur Ltni-
,uspt "a worth one hundred dOllars for
suayiDed or ENeeniei hOrses and mules, or
iyr sercsy- warm III sheep. stock owner
ffIIs linimsnt is worth your attention: No
family should De without CsntauF LIDi-
tnsnI. soId by all druggists. - cents per
BOTH: large bottles 81 30. J. IL. Rfe-E II Co.
3fsroadWsy, New York. oetStlt
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TIVE Cleveland Herald Rsdical) heads
=. Geographic columns "scoorED.
,.,5 u. no more returns
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FOREIGN.
Reply OF Duke DC Casses.

PARIS, November 6.-Ihc reply al
Duke De Casscs Minister Of Foreign
Affairs, to the spanish memorandum,
will be sent to Madrid on Monday next.
1t will deal specifically with each COM
paint, and reiutc the assertions contain
cd in the memoran dunn. BY doeumen-
tary testimony. the Duke declines to dis
cuss the question of surveillance eNerciH-
ed bv the French authorities on the
frontier because the matter is ofa purely
internal nature. He also declines to
communicate his reply to other powers,
as he disapproved of the course Spain
adopted when sending her memorandum.
Mana Sahib.
CALCUTTA. November G.--Thc native
in custody, supposed to be- Mana. Sahih,
has been removed to Camuparr for fur
ther investigation rs to his identity.
LONDON, November CA Dispatch
from Hcndays says that the CaristS ARE
throwing petroleum shells into lrnn.
Nine houses have been burned and the
town Is much battered. Another dis
patch states that th" government has
impressed all the steamers at Sautundcr
to carry troops to lrun.
HENpAYE, November G.--Thr Carli-ts
report that they have rcpcIIed two sorties
of the garrison of lrun. and are taking
measures to intercept the forces coming
TO the relief of the town.
The NewCabIc.
LONDON, November GA dispatch
from the steamer Faraday, dated one
o'clock this afternoon reports the steamer
in latitude 499 and i. and longitude b
and AZ, and announce that | ,l97 knots
of cable have been paid ont.
Germany Approves of France.
BRUSSELS, November GA special
dispatch from Vienna 10 the HId,pcHd-
en- BcLge says Duke De Gases has noti-
fled Austria that the French govern
ment is convinced that Germany did not
inspire the recent Spanish note, and that
the German Cabinet on tn" contrary
approves of the recent policy Of France
with regard to the enforcement ofneu-
trality on the Spanish frontier.
The Roumanian Question.
LoxpoX. November 6.-The text Of
the Turkish dispatch to GERMANY Rus-
sin and Austria on the RoumanIan qucs-
tion is published, and fully confirms the
brief report given Of it on the I'd inst.
The Porte is compelled to ask whether,
through this fresh blow at the treaty oi
Paris. the dav may not come when hu.
man efforts will be powerlcss TO stop the
torrent let loose by the successive viola
tions Of the treaty.
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Negro Oulrnge.

MEMPHIS, NOvCmbrr Ib.-PnrtlcS
from Osccola, Arkansas, state that early
yesterday morning n negro named Jack
Phillips, outraged the wife of II planter
near there, and from the treatment re-
ceivcd she will probably die, as she was
within II few weeks Of confinement. The
negro was arrested and brought to Osce-
ola, the citizens of which, both white and
black, improviscd court, and after
hearing the evidence took the prisoner
ont and Shot him to death.
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4 Walking Advertisement.
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LIMESTONE SPRINGS, y, I, .
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Yours truly,
J. VI. LCMsDES.
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DR.. Pierce, and in the face Of such cvi-
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Centaur LinInent.

There l. no pain which the
CsntAuT Linimen will not
relieve, no swelling ., viii
not zulsiU", aud no lame
ne.@ which II will not cure.
This IL strong Language. but
itiS true. II has produced
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neuralgia, lock jaw, palsy,
-prsins, sweilings, caksJ
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Fire in Columbus. Ky.

NASHVILLE, November GA conduc-
tor on the Mobile and Ohio railroad
brings news to Union City this morning
that Columbus, Kentucky, was on fire in
two places last night. The Western
Union Telegraph office was burned and
the wires are all down. No particulars.
-Four houses occupied as colorcd board
ing houses. in ClarkSvillc, Tennessee,
were burned this morning. Loss So
Ono. no insurance.
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Severe Rain and Snow storm.

SALT LAKE, November 6.--Thcre was
n severe rain and snow storm Yesterday.
last night and to-day, extending from
this place to the Pacific coast.
The Utah Southern railroad is being cy-
tended from Provo south to Santa Quin,
about 80 0miles and large force Of men are
EMPLOYED on the work. Considerable
quantity of iron Is being hauled from the
mines in Southern Utah to the southern
terminus of the road and sent
there for manufacture.
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Board Of bishops N. T.. Chnrch.

BALTIMORE, November G.-Pursuant
to adjournment of tho Board of Bishops
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, at
Columbus, OHIO, in May last, the Board
convened in this city yesterday. The
following Bishops were present: james,
of New York, senior Bishop; Simpson,
of Pennsylvania; Scott, Of Delaware;
Amc,, of Maryland; Harris, Of Illinois;
Foster, Of Ohio; Bowman, of Missouri:
Merrill, of Minnesota; Andrews. of
Omaha; Wiley, of Massachusetts; lla-
men, of Georgia; Peck, of California.
The sessions, as we'll as that Of to-day,
were of the most private character. 1t
is understood, however, that the principal
object of the meeting was for pcrfeCting
and announcing the assignment of Epis-
copal visitations among The Bishops.
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AppOintment.--Itcd ri dcmptiOn Agency
Ofthe Treasury Department.

WASHrNGTON. November 1.-THE
President to-day appointed w. p.
Walsh postmaster ut Hot Spring, Arkan-
SaS.
The Redemption Agency Of the Treas
ury Department, which has been in
arrears for some weeks past in the re-
demption of National bank notes, Is now
up TO date, and therefore enabled To
make prompt returns for all rcmittanccs
of such notes sent in for redemption.
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Specializing on the Nebraska
Sufferers,

OMAHA, November 6.-ln view of the
fact that some newspapers in the East
have stated that the Relief and Aid Socl-
etv of Nebraska are loaning and speculat-
ing in the charitable donations received
for the gras,hopper sufferers, General
Ord. chairman of the Executive Com
mi,tee, has been ordered TO make the fol-
lowing statement;
No supplies received by the Nebraska
Relief and Aid Society from Chicago or
other eastern cities or towns, have been
distributed on promises to pay for or re-
turn them. No funds received from such
sources have been used to purchase sup.
plies for distribution on conditions that
all distributions made by the Society
hr free and unconditional.
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Seriou. Forest Fires.

Specials to the GGsctte report serious
forest fires at Button, Indiana, and in
tense excitement in Alien county, that
State.
There was forciblc abduction OF
three children of John Martin 4 few
weeks ago; the abductors were two men
and three women. and they were traced
As far ss Illinois, but have not since been
heard from. They were aged 10, l3 and
10 years.
Ocean SteameFs.
NEW YORK. November 6.-Arrived-
steamship State of Pennsylvania, from
Glasgow.
BosroS, November 6.-Arrived-The
steamship Italy, from Liverpool
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TtIton and Beacher Once More.

NEW YORK, November G.-The cause
of Til,on rs. Beecher will BE- called on
Monday next in the City Court, Brook
!vn. Beccher's counsel have appealed
from the decision Of the court denying
their motion for hill Of particulars.
Frank Moulton mas been summoned to
appear Monday and plead to the indict-
nient FOR libel on Mr.. Bcecher and Miss
Proctor.
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Railroad Collision.

LAFAYETTE, IND, November G.-ln
consequence of collision Of two freight
trains at Buck Station on the Toledo.
Wabash & Western Railroad to-day, the
conductor. named Maguirr, was instant
" killed The accident was CAUSED 10y
the dense fog prevailing at the time.
The engine, caboose and a freight car or
two were badly damaged.
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turn them. No funds received from such
sources have been used to purchase sup
plies for distribution on conditions that
all distributions made by the Society
b. free and unconditional.
stolen Bonds.
NEW YORK, November 6.--SOme days
since Marx Il Co., of this city, bought six
Uniou Pacific first mortgage bonds from
Scott & Co. Marx X Co, keep n regis
trv of stolen bonds, and upon referring to
this they discovered that these Union
Pacific bonds had been stolen from
Wilkcsbarrc bank. The bonds were re-
turned to Scott n Co, who IN turn sent
them to the customer in distant city, OF
whom the bonds were received.
Committee To InVeStigate Arkansas
Affairs.
WAsHINGToN, November 6.-The
select committee appointed by the House
of Representatives at It's last session TO
investigate government affairs in Arkan-
sas will meet at Little Rock on Wednes-
day next. The subcommittee consisting
of Mr.. Ward, of Illinois, and Mr.. Savler,
of Ohio. spent month there the past
summer, and took MESS of testimony,
which printed. makes volume of some
800 pages. These same gentlemen
together with Mr.. Poland, chairman Of
the committee ARE To take up and con-
tinue the investigation. OF the other two
members of the committee, Mr.. Wood
ford. Of New York, has resigned as Rep
resen,ative and the other. Mr.. SIoss, OF
Alabama. will probably be- prevented by
his personal affairs from taking any part
in the proceedings.
An AbscondinS Priest.
PHILADELPHIA, November 6.-Rev
lie. Gurdenman. Of the Catholic church
is reported to have disappeared With the
female orgsnst of st. Boniface Catholic
Church. of which be WAS pastor. The re,
nor, that Gardeman abscondcd with
the funds of the church il doubted, but
an investigation by the Bishop of the
Diocese will shortly take place.
Arkansas Items
LITTLE Rock. November Ga tele.
orsrh orerator named Hoover, at Hope
on the line of the c. y +. K. r, south
Of here, WAS shot and killed last night BY
bar tender.
HosLin and BritSch, Germans, who
were scalded by accident on the Mem
phis railroad, near this city, died las'
night.
Franklin Telegraph Company.
BosroN. November 6.--At specis
meeting Of the directors of the Franklin
Telegraph Company to-day, it was votec
10 lease their lines to the Atlantic i
Pacific Company for 80 years, at an an
nusl rental not exceeding S25,eO0
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Comparative Cotton Statement.

New YORK, Nov. 6-Net receipts in
all United States ports, l42, 70l bales;
last year, 1873, ,56S; total TO date, I95, ,36I !;
last year, 6l4,979. Exports for the week,
65.S75; last year, 5G,779; total to date,
27O, lSG; last year, 2ll, 1926. Stock in all
United States ports 452,926; last year,
30S.Sl4. Stock in all interior towns, Co.
299; last year, 56,236. Stock at Liver
pool, 5SS, 900; last year, 525,0O0 Stock
of American ahoat for Great Britain,
$4,000; last year. $4,000.
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NEW ORLEANS, November 6.-Actlve
preparations are going on for a grand
torch light procession and illumination
Tomorrow night, in honor of the Demo-
cratic victories throughout the Union.
The Committee Of Seventy adopted the
following:
Resoircd, That this committee invite
the people of Louisiana to meet at their
respective place, Of worship on Thurs
dav. November 70. To return thanks to
Almighty God for their dcliverancc from
political bondage
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28

Winiifer. tDel6er aus Der &eibstaqsz
Maiorttat Encouragement tpdre un0 iie
DertrGte, 10 itinOe Das yGtlpeitiGen"
tpioerbaartger YarteimitqlteDer aona int
@inflang nit benz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
@%mglanos nnb Mmerifas. 0os aber lit
ni6t Der SAL. @9er lit bas umsefebrte
ipabr, tpas Sismard ben beioen Gei0s>
boten, Bic ibn am &ronfenbette belu6z
ten, iagte, baB Die Wtaioritdt Des 9ct9sz
tageS auf fetnen 9taunen aetp6blt lit.
9as 6etBt: 3uerlt ull6 Dor allen Oinqcn
lit GismarG ais 9egebene @r0Be an
genommen uno / I'M lit Die liberale Bar>
tel augepaBt porben, ni9t aber ullges
te9rt e. Der liberalen 8artei.
SIM 1ebrtgen, penn bas DEM 6eutI6en
Bolte re6t tit: 8en ionit 9e9t'S ets
mas an 4? 0te Srau8oien, oeren selebs
gebenrer @abaDer 3met Sabr3ebntelalg
cine fldglide Orabtpuppe i'll ben 6dnoell
2outs ytapoleon's mar, itno teDenfaus
Die leBten, bon tpel1en Seuti6lanb couz
l~titutioneIles Weien lernen fam. Die
NnbGngIi1feit Der iiberipiegenben Mebr=
aa6I bes beutf6en Bolts an ben alien
&aiier tit eben cine @r0Be, init melber
Der Jtet6staS, glet6Dtel Oh germ, ODER
nngern, re6neu II B.
@e16tebt es in Solge be1fen, baB ct
in iol6en Sragen, iDte Die oeS Milttdr>
@elsBes cine ettpas tImmerli6e Goue
1pielt, 10 farm ii6 0euti9Lano immerbin
oanlit tr0ften, baB es tuenigitens in ietz
mem 8ei6Sta9e ni9t, tpie Die amerifas
Tti6e Gepubltf in tbrem md6ttgeren
Gongrei1e eiEe gdn3e Wen9e ebrloier 0aIz
Iunfeu uto berrudter 0emago9en bat,
benen @runoidBe unb ueber3eugungcn
cine 10 tbeuer tDte ntO9li6 3u pertauS
fertbe Waare itnb. : 9ern nod fou
bas erfte Nttt9Ite6 bes oeuti6en Nei6s@
tags ~gefunoen uerben, an Deiien Namen
ii6 AUDI Inr Der ~letleite S6atten etnes
8erbo6ts Der uuebrli6feit, ooer Befte67
libfeit beitete. 0as lit Oenn bod INNER
s as, ia, es lit iebr &iel. Bte
pobl tpGre uns bier in Nmertfa, ipell11
unierem @ongrefe in btsier 8estebung
Elm ebeniO riibmIi6es 3eugniB ausge1teut
werOem tOnmte, tDie benz Oeuti0en Otei9sz
t1ge!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-28
@tm aeaer s4nsaamaspMnst.

8or bret Sabren quGlten fi6 ale nit
ben bamaltgen Observation-Disclosures uns
5ufrteoer1em ab, etren nenen Musz
8 as a new departure =
aufauftnben BON no aus cine nere
@ruppirung Der 8arteien erfolaen fOnne.
IS geIdng i6nem ni9t. Dem ale bic
peri6teDenen Streitfragen, tpelde fie in
ben 8~oroer9rnnb gu brGngen iu6ten,
lteBen bic groBe Wtaiie bes Bolfes falt.
Mfan belt Dem &oIfe Die GiDiloienitz
&eTorm btn:- es bib Mot an. Wfar
matte inn bic S6redniife zines &rieges
aus, tDel6er bate entfteben f0nnen,
penn gewiiie Weiiun9en, Die Der BrGs
ftbent benz 8efeblsbaber zines Grie9s>
16tffeS gegeben bate, ausgefibrt Doroen
tpdren: = bas 8oLf 6iB ni9t an. Wfan
eiferte Iber Die 16dnbli6en @rpreliungen,
6enen bas 8olf bur6 ben SbuB beS
einbeimi16en @erperbfleiBes gegen Die
btutge 8roletariers9lrbeit Guropas unz
tertDorfen niiroe: ober 6aS 8olf lieb
ii6 nt6t i9reden. &urs, Der teue Nusz
9angspunft poute ft6 ni6t fin6en, u1b
1e lauter Die un3ufrieoenen freii6ten:
vGs lou ulo mnB annerl6 tper0en",
oelto taltblittger fragile OaS8Olf: 8 e
arloerS 9" Oa i6m 6ierauf feline eenitz
senoe Nnttport tparb, 3og es Dor, gu be-
baltel, mas es bate, bis ft6 nt6t Blob
&noeres, ionbern 8eiiereS fdube.
Wenn nt6t ale &naei6en trii9en 10
1T 1eBt III Dem Seto oes grdfibenten Der
neue AuS9an9spunft s~efunben, bDn tpels
dem aus ttpet garteien in Deri6iebenen
9tt6tnngen ous9eben f6nnen. Die Bis
bergen observation-disclosures berltez
rem baoltr6 ale 8eoeutung. Sene Boz
%Ittifer, Die tbre Wetsbeit anf Der 8al3e
zines 2eierfaitens batten, tpel6e fte nit
nnermiibli6er Bebarrli9teit aborqelten,
ftnben, baB bieie Sorte bon Wetsbett
ni6t mebr ausrei6t; DAP fie sl elmer
Sra9e Steaun9 nebmen miiien, ipelde
iie bisber auf bequemlte @eiie Dur9 9ins