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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-12
RIO AND JAVA COFFEE.

~ BAGS PRIME RIO.
I'D - Bags Common.
= Matt- Old GOv'rnt lava. for sale.
TISGLE & ISHAM
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Seizure OF Arms.

New ORLEANS, September ll.-SiX
more cases of mu~kets. on the steamer
CITY of Dallas from New York, were
seized by the police this morning, on the
levee. Two hundred and eighty-eight
stand Of arms, mostly Of foreign make,
have been seized up TO date, on the plea
of their being intended 10 arm the white
league clubs IF thi, ~ity. The seizures
were made under a warrant issued under
law of 1870. charging conspiracy to
assault and drive men out of the STATE.
Some Of the arms seized il i, stated. We're
entered on the steamer manifest a. boots
and shoes. and others a. hardware.
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POLITICAL.
For state ssnate-ssoond District.

In eomplisHes with the wishes OF many
,r,.pds hereby announce myself ~
nindfdsts TO rspressnt the Second son atorl-
al District in she Lsgislsturs, 81 ojset 70 the
,lseision of The Dsmosraaa nomln1Hhg
convention. III
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MARION COTNTY FAIR.

Fine Weather. but Only m Average
Attendance Of NisitOrs-POor Dis
pIny in the Agricultural, HOrticul-
turmI and Floral Departmental
Large Number af stock ON Exhibit
,ion-Fum, wheel Of Fortune. Gem
tripctnI Power. &c.
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ST. PAUL, September ll.-General
Custar's final official report 10 General
Terry, recapitulates his former statement
and takes strong grounds in favor of the
immediate opening Of the Black Hills
for military reasons. He endorses the
report of the gold discoveries, and sug-
gests further explorations next season.
Nevertheless Prof Winchell and Prof.
Donaldson assert that Custar does not
know of his own knowledge, that any
color ofgold was found in the Black
Hills.
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weekly Prayer Meeting Of Plymouth
Church.

NEW YORK, september ll.-Th"r"
was u large attendance at the weekly
prayer meeting tonight at Plymouth
Church. HYMNS were sung hearing on
the churchs trouble, and nearly all th"
speakers in their prayers or address"- re-
ferred to the absent pastor with unalt"rrd
affection and confidence. Brother CIcye-
land. who had recently seen Mr.. B""ch"r
in tn" country, informed the congr"g",
ton that their pastor Was cheerful and
unmovcd by the SANDER, and VII. com
ing back October first 10 resume hI. du-
ties. One gentleman prayed that Mr.
Berchrrs enemies might b" put 10 shame.
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Tournament tofsportsmen's Assoeia-
tIon.

NIAGARA FALLS, sept. 1.-THE shoot
ing of Of Yesterday ties wa frst IN
order to-day. II. y. Sherman, oI WI
consin. won the third prize Of $75i John
Melvin. Of 81. C4tharine-, Ontario, won
the fourth prize Of $50 II. {. Tanner, oi
Oswego. won the fifth prize Of $40, ana
J. T.. Pickwick, Of Canada, the siHth
priza Of s35. There were siIty-siI entries
for the regular match and some remsrkA-
bIv good scores were made, the fourth
souad Of eight killing 70 out Of 20 birds
Tie. will be shot OF in the morning.
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The Following IL Mrs. MOrse's Letter.
October u.

Ny DEAR SoN:-YOu must pardon m"
for the request now make Can You
help me in any way bv tn" iir.t Of No
vembcr? ! am still alone with 10 pros
pcct, from any one with II rent of fifteen
hundred dollar. and an income of one
thousand dollars. The consequence" l.
with other expenses, hall b., by tn"
fr.t of the month. terribly behind hand.
~ ! agreed To pay in monthly install
mcnts. ! know full well that ! have no
claim upon you in any way excepting
your sympathy for my lonely and isoIat-
cd condition. If | could b" released
from the house ! should gladly do 30 ,f"r
| am convinced that it l. too far "ut.
All who have been to See my rooms lay
so. Nv darling spent th" most Of yrs-
tcrdny with me. Sh" said all .he had
in the way Of money was
forty dollars per week. which Wa.
for food and all other household
expenses. aside from rent, and this ws-
given her by the hand Of Annie Tilton
every saturday. IF YOU know anything
Of the amount it takes 70 find food for
rirht people. YOU must know there j.
little left for clothing. She told me he
lTiltonJ did not take any meals at home,
from the fact he could not get such food
n. he liked 10 nouri.h his brain, and 80
he took his meal. at Moulton :. Just
think Of that. am almost crazy with
the thought Do come and see me-. and !
will promise that the secret Of her life,
a, she call. it. .hall not be mentioned.
know it j. hard to bring It up, a you
must have suffered intensely. and We all
will, | fear. till released By
death. Do you pray for me-
If not, pray do; never felt more &c
bellious than now; more need Of God =
and human help. Do you know | think
it ,tran ~ YOU .hould ak me u call you
son. when / have told darling ] felt, il
YOU could in safety 10 yourself and all
concerned. you would BE- 70 nae all this
cndeariug name. Am ! mistaken
MOTHER
The concluding portions Of the state
m mt relate to accusat 0 against Beechei
aid To- have been put forth by Bowen
and Of grossly indecent character.
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Judicial opinion.

NEW YORK, September ll.-Judge
Barrett of the Supreme Court has issued
his opinion in the case of DinSmorc and
Others, against Adams and other>, in
volving the distribution of the assets of
what is known MS the Old Adams En-
press Company. A decree regarding
the distribution of Assets Of the Conn
pany is opened and certified. Holders
are permitted to come in and assert o
claim to their share in the property.
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First tEnuncIntiOns OF the Doctrine OF
Free Love

he had ever heard, and it therefore be-
came impressed deeply on his memory.
FWH. That when he read To B"cchrr
from II letter of Tilton to Bowen, in
which the charge of rape was mad" by
Bowen, that Bccchrr deemed it necessary
to tell him the truth with reference To the
woman who was mentioned by Bowen.
Brcchcr saving, II did not commit rape;
it i true had intercourse with the wo-
man" Moulton said To- him, III YOU
are on friendly terms you had better have
mercy Bccchcr did 90 and obtain the
best rrtraction he could, which appears
in tho statement. 1t appears also from
MOultun's statement that the efforts of
General Butler have been toward the
safety of BrcChcr, in order 10 say" him
and the courts from the shame that would
cnsuc from the publication Of the whole
truth. He has never appeared in this
question except at the suggestion Of
Bccchcr'S counsel.
Mr.. Mouton begins his statement by
an apology for it, production, in which h"
says ne hhd hopcu UT. Dc'Fh'I H'iIlH'"
would ere this have mad" denial Of any
intirnation, in,inuation or alteration in
hi, statement that he MoultOn. had acted
in any way di>honorably towards him.
Failing in this hope, it seemed to Moulton
and his friends that the question of YER
acity made 10y Mr.. Brechcr ought to b"
settled. The statement, 50 far as it re-
latcs t. the Bccchcr-TiIton matter, is All
argument by Mr. Moulton based upon
the alleged facts already published, and
u comparison of his, Moultons previOu.
statement with that made by Beech"r
/ In the new documentary evidence Is II
, letter from Mrs. Morse To- Mr. Beechcr
and "a paragraph in the letter from Mr.
| Brecher 70 MouIton saving, u cnclOse .
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LExTHsToS. September ll.-Ih" sta
bic, Of Buford, Pecbard, Wiley Sw"gart
and o,her., have arrived To take part IN
the races which commence Mondsy next
on the Kentucky Association c"urs". All
the stables on the grounds are filed wI,h
horses. and tn, collection prssents an IN
usually interesting and 'Pirited -c"nc
when they appear for their eterci."
There are fully one hundred horses Il
contend for the different stakes and
purses. The whisper Of the knowing
ones about the private trials Of IN" tw'
and three year olds, lead u the b"!i"
that the contests next week will develoJ
another Tom Bowling, LongfelIow an
Enquirer.
a special train will run oH the l.. {. 4
L. z. Z. Monday, leaving here at fy,
O'Clock r. ".
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Escape Of forgers.

IHILADELFHIA' NVPtVIIIV'I IT. III
matter of the escape Of the forgers, Moore
and Williams, on the affidavit of VIM.
McCandleSs, counsel for the prosecution,
WAS submitted to the court of quarter
sessions; charging that the release of the
prisoners was made ut the order OF Hugh
d. Eisenham, special detective at the
door of the court house, with the kuowl-
edge of the other officers Of the court;
that said escape was the result Of con-
spiracy and should be enquircd into. The
court ordered n warrant to be- issued for
the arrest of Joseph Galton, deputy clerk,
and Hugh d. Eiscnham, and hearing
was fixed for tomorrow.
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were more in attendance by far than the
two previous days combined.
PREMIUMS

PREMIUMS.
Below will be found the names ofthose
who received first premiums on all the
stock which was on exhibition.
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Men Charged with Assas. ination OF
Negroes.

MEMPHIS, September 1.-THE men
arrested at Pickettsville, on u charge of
completely in the assassination of the ne
gro prisoners taken from Trenton Jail.
arrived here under guard this afternoon,
and were taxed to Jail. They will be eH-
amined before United States Commis-
sioner tomorrow.
Major Taylor's gin-houSe and mill,
near Como, Miss, together with a lot of
cotton was burned yesterday. The fire
was caused by aspsrk from the gin-ssw.
Loss $4,000; no insurance.
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, AdXanccs to hc Madc tO CLUBS.

WAsHINGToN, September 1.-THE
Postmaster-General has directed that no
advance or payment be made to clerks or
employees, on account Of salary for servi-
ces not rendered, and for which cOmpen-
Sation is not fully due at the time of pay
mcnt. This j. construed n forbidding
advances on account of salary, To clerks
going home to vote. \ similar order will
be issued by the Treasury Department.
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FAIRMoNT, Sept. II, lSI+

was the big one, a. this WAS the
day for the general exhibition of horses.
The scrub trOts, county races, races
for the sweepstakes, &c, were all
to be contested for and the peo-
pie seemed to manifested the greatest
possible interest in them too, for there
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-19
A Big Doctors Fee.
ONE HVEERED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DuILAES FOR AN OPERATION.

Tie son and heir Of the Lite Edwin
!;tevvm:. Nir. Juhn G.. Stevens, al
though he is tia possessor Of allhcst
unlimited wealth. being worth SolAc
s75.000,V0O, has until very recently,
been !. mcst unhappy man. He
has been afflicted since his birth with
peculiar wen. which has increased
year by year, until it covered Il
large portion Of his face and neck.
1t was Il most Unpleasant obje:t, being
covered with long hair, and strangely
rescnklcd an animal No man could
see it without Shuddci, and larli>S
have tainted at the sight Of it. Of
course Mr.. Stevens felt the atHictiou
mo<t kccaIy, and it had naturally
enough very depressing effect upon
his spirits. What WAS his immense
wealth to him? Any workman III
his employ was more TO be c"vIcd
than he. !ic became morosc and Il
most melancholy: society that he was
exceedingly fond Of he studiously
avoided, aud although young lIan,
he bccalnc almost recIuSe. The best
physicians ana surgeons If Europe
were consulted, but they Iii said that
to remove the Wen could but result IN
death. Although his iiic Was 50
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-19
FOE THE HERALD.
70 EDITOR OF HERALD:

70 En1ToR OF HERALD:
BY request of County Committee
Of Tax Payers Union, we organized a
Subordinate Uuicu with title. "Pr's-
perity Tax Payers Union.' aid tie
following geut!cmen as its officers:
Presidcnt-P. Z. Wise.
Vice. Pres;dcut-P. ". Counts.
Secretary c. Mosclcy
Treasurer-L. s. Bowers.
Executive Committec-L. B. Ma:-
fett, ". II. McEall; B. L. DomInics.
Delegates to County Uuion--Maj.
p. Z. Wise, Fl. G. Moseley.
As yet there is net as much inter
est manifested in this community as
We would like to see. But the order is
Young, and we think when the people
fully understand the object Of the
Union they will unite with it. Our
Union numbers 35, and We have a few
accessions every meeting. We are
very dry down here aud the crops are
not looking as we'll as they did few
weeks ago. VI.
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air is required, and somt times en-
dearor is made to obtain it even by
opening the door and windows, so that
many typhus fever patients die Of
pneumonia, and many rheumatic fever
cases ais" are prolonged and COM
p!icatcd. TRAITS arc equally pernicious
i'll sittiny-roolns, where persons may
b. roasted on one side aud frozen on
the other, resulting in neuralgia,
rheumatism: colds, coughs, asthma,
consumption. aud a long train Of sini,
lar aimerts-the chilly lobby contribu,
ting materially to these results Dr.
Hayward urges the Importance of a
thorough reform in architectural con.
Struction in order 10 avoid these aud
other objcctious.-Ntw York Trt.
bune."
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The Elections.

The results of the late elections IN
North Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee
and other States are of a healthy and
promising character. The day Of mis-
rule seems to be shortening. The re-
ports from the old North State are
that she has redeemed herself by a
Democratic majority Of from ten to
twenty thousand.
The Washington column Of the
Herald, to- day; contains the following,
dated the 9th Instant: Supervisor
Perry, Of North Carolina, arrived here
this morning. en- route for Maine, where
hc will spend L week. He says that
the Civil Rights Bill is what killed the
Republican party in North Carolina,
aud comccdes Democratic majority of
10000. Two years ago, it will be re-
:uerbcrcd, this official was the leader
Of the Republican party in North
Carolina and organized the State So as
= secure Republican majority, to
affect the Presidential campaign i'll
Novcn:ber, 1872. The sudden change
bcwiIder2d him: aud he thinks it would
have been better had Congress dis.
posed OF the civil rights measure.
The ncxt Congress will be largely
Conservative in Southern represents
tion judging by the present iadica'
tln
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:. - -. {. a. -, -.a.-- ..-..-.. .
Grief Mentions.

Mrs. Gabriel Hodges, Mrs. Annie
Duncan and Mr. Ell Thornton diec
il Abbeyille last week.
The kitchen of John &. Calhoun,
Esq, Of abbeville, vas consumed BY
6re du:ias the past week.
A Detroit husband is in trouble for
whipping bis wife because the baby
did not takethe frst-elass prize at a
baby show.
The Raleigh Era; the Republican
organ of the State, says in its last is,
sue: s:The battle is over, the smoke
and dust have cleared away, and We
are beaten"
4 Cemetery Association has been
formed at Walhalla, with the following
officers: DR.. J. P. Smeltzer, president;
j. H. Sigh, first vice-presideut; ].
D. Werner, second vice-presideDt; A.
Brenaecke, third yice-president; }. j.
Norton, secretary; S. ?. Deody, treas
urer: C. F. Seeba, sexton.
During a service in q Methodist
church three miles from Carlisle, Ky.
rough named Hamilton jumped up
cursed the service and fourished bis
pistol. Trustee Thomas Shaw, in tax
inc Hamilton out, was shot by him
through the head. The murderer was
taken to jail and then removed to Lex
iuston to avoid lyuching.
The Newton (NC.) Vindicator says;
A lad Of seventeen summers wooed
and won a lassie of thirteen years in
Cleveland county last week, but the
parents opposed the match. An elope'
:nent was agreed upon for Thursday
but the Young lady was struck by light
ming en- Wednesday evening, and the
u:srriago was postpouded until the fol-
lowing Sunday, when the happy cou:
Die streakcd il for South Carolina and
were made enc. They deserve happl'
uess. and if be don't treat her we'll he
ought to be struck with lightning.
\ crcss-eycd man cas-! a gloom over
Detroit street car last Wednesday, by
asking one Of seven men and strangers,
Gu the opposite seat, ''lf he had any
chewing tobacco handy" First the
strangers Looked at each other; then
tic seven hands went pocke,wardS
and, Observing this motion. each oi
the seven supposed his ncighbor the
one spoken to, and the seven hands re-
turned empty. The crcss-eyed n:au
cast q riccchet glance If indignation
along the line, and. with the remark
"A sweet.scen,cd lot Of generous ZOOS
tcrs," tock q chew Of his cwn tobac'
co.
The CRoFs IN ALABAMA.-I he
Montgomery Advertiser, Of the Gth
iustapt, h;.s the following: AT thl:
tine last year the cotton caterpillar
was everywhere at work and destroy
ing right and left Many farms iiat
been utterly stripped aud destroyed
As We understand it, the worns are
low very scattered ard in small mum
bers and, besides, this is considered
TO be the second crop now forming
which Goes very little if any damage
II will be fully ,hree weeks before the
,:.ird crop cen make sure the work ot
destruction, ard it is hoped that by
that time the growth ofthe cotton will
be sufficiently advsnced to bid tie eli.
c:ry defiance. Nt this time iast yeal
tie weather was rainy and cloudy, fol
tie past three weeks it has been un'
,xcerticu.hlv warn. and clear"
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Ro1agE.t1 ESe%p> OF RaZaine.

LcxIGS, August l2.-The follow
irs interesting particulars Of the es-
cape Of Marshal Bazaiue frcIu his
niscn ca the Isle Of St. Maguerite have
lctu received The apartmcnts occu
pied by Marshal Baz&inc opened upon
terrace. which WAS built upon lofty
and precipitous cliff oveIhansing the
sea. \ SeL.ry Was placed on the
terrece with orders to watch the
pri: nr.eY's every movement. On Sun
.Iav cycu.ng the Marshal walked upon
ti:c terlace with Col. Fillettc, his aid.
de-csmp. 1t 10 o'clock lie retired IS
usual, apparently to sleep. but before
cavbrcsk he hid effected lis escape.
liz must lave crossed tie terrace i'll
tAc GcaG CT night. and, elUdiug the
sentinel. gained tie edge of the preci-
pice; thence by means Of a kuottcd
icrc he descended to the sea He
evidently slipped during his descent
xld tore his hands. es the rope was
fund .:tsircd with blood in several
ll:ccs. Under the cliff, in a hired
i.cat. were Eazaiue's wife and cousin.
Tie rccc:7td linn as he reached the
water. and Madame Ia Marchale, ia
li..y tic oais herself, rowcd directly
70 Z &c steamer which had been
wing cf the island since the previous
evening. They reached the vessel in
safety. and we're taken on boar and
the steamer then put to sea. 1t is
tl:prsl,t that they have landed at
Gcuc;:. as thc steamer proceeded IN
t!.at direction. The first news of the
:G;a:r reached Grasse, the nearest place
On the coast, and the magistrates Of
the town sent officers IN every direction
TO search for the fugitive. There was
a c,eat comniotion in Marseilles when
ile facts becalue known. An investl-
cation was opened, and Col. Flilettc.
who was walking with the Marshal Oh
Tie evening CT his escape, was dis
covered there ard imprisoned. Tae
ccmniandant of the Fort Of St. Mar
eueri,c IVES placed under arrest. Gen.
S>w;l! kas "ulc TO the island to ingcs
tinatc the affair.
PARIS, August 12.-It has been
a<crgtai"cd that the plan for Marsha!
EaxaiDc'S escape from Marguerite was
arranged six weeks ago. 1t WAS eu-
tir;;y the work Of Madame Bazainc.
Gl;c Marshal refused at FIRST to fly, but
finally, cwing TO his failure to obtain
yc:ue modification of his seutcnce.
~io!Gcd. He sailed from, the island |
il. the steam yacht Baron Rlcasoh,
tc:ouging t. an Italian company. H |
refused to employ French vessel
lie was accompanied in his flight by |
his wife and brother. His place of |
refuge is net known. Some persons
say Ee is in Spain. Tie doneftics at
the Tort where the Marshal was lm- /
prisoucd have been arrested.
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ksca!tI.y Dwelling Houses.

'In recent noteworthy and very
elaborate paper on the proper mode .!
building houses so as to insure health,
read by Dr. Hayward before the Liver
pool Architectural Society. he enuu!-
crates various conditions essential to
sl.;.t purpose, the more Important Of
which are due exposure to fresh air
and sunlight, positive Freedom from
damp. large cubic space for air, and
abundant means for the escape Of foul
and the admission Of fresh air. DR..
Hayward argues that it is essential
tia; the air should be warmed pre-.
vious to aimissiup. sad that ven,ila
ton is the gres. and maiG necessity Of
house-building; that whatever be left
uadoue this should be especially at
tended 70. In regard othe tenlpera-
ture of the admitted air, he says that
5e5rooms are very often improperly
eeastructed and arranged, 50 that in
winte! eAe sick occupant has to be it
a current of air passing between the
doorway and the hreplaee-from % to
S5 degrees tcmperaturc-while that
Of his body is nearly 100. TO these
25earrom:, bed ?.9 SAYS Dr.. Hayward, very
msay eas1s Of f:FF S2Fse44ss:s;2E, e:4s!;2EE, EFep-
cAisis, ssa asthma ni"y b ryr2s2S;i;
furthermore, i'll tevvs GASES MUCH fresh
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-19

Again do we ask the indulgence Of
our readers for the lack Of attention
apparent in this issue. Our receLt
sad aifIiction-the loss Of l dearly be-
loved cLild-has unified US for any
thing like mental labor. We will er-
deavor to make amends in future.