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chicago Market.

CHICAGO, August lS.-Flour-Flrm
and unchanged. Wheat-Activc and
unsettled; No. 1 Chicago spring II %;
No. 81 lsY@l - spot; sales at 81 l64
cl lsI seller September; closed atsl l'4
seller September; No 3 II lOml lO5; re-
icc;rd 81 Ojl. Confirm; No. , 6SsCC
IS, spot; 50, m69lc seller September;
7oc seller October; rejected 65!c. Oats
Active and firm; No. l0iM iO.c spot
sole seller August; 3G!c seller Scptem-
bcr or October; rejected 35c. Barley
Firm at 81 lOm 10 spot; 81 Us seller
September; 81 o. seller October Rye
Dali and nominal. Pork-$20 90" 20 u!
spot; 20 % seller September 81 30 seller
October. Lard-Quiet and steady at
:I3 S5c spot; Is 81! seller September
2l3 - seller October. Buik Mcats-Dull
and unchanged. Wh.-ky--FIrm nt
81 l9l.
On call board-Wheat-Firm at 81 l9s
seller september. Corn-Easier Mt Gel
mGs, ,c seller September. Oats-Stcady at
391Ca 800 seller August; 36c seller Sep
tembcr. Pork-U nchsngGd, Lard
Ea,crat ;l3 80 seller September.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-19

JOHN ALEXANDER TYLER one o. the
Youngest sons of the late ex-President
bv his second marriage has married his
cousin, Miss Sarah G. Gardiner OF Gar
diners Island, heire's to half a million
dollars.
A PHOTOGRAPHER in San Francisco
made a likeness for man who refused to
take the picture, claiming that it did not
correctly represent HIM. He thought it
made him uglier than the reality. The
maker sued to recover the pay, and in
the trial the picture was put in evidence
and shown to the jury. The jury, by
their verdict, decided that the defendant
WAS as ugly rs the photograph.
The Boston Transcript wants II first
class Ku-klux outrage for use during the
fall campaign. 1t suggests that New
England might furnish few if proper
search WAS made. True. But if New Eng
land fails, the loyal State of Illinois; the
State which can boast of the champion
outrage factory of the country, the
-Ocsdn-can furnish supply od H.
Git,ny.
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Philadelphia Market.

PUILApgLPHIA, August lN.-Flour-
Steady; extras - OOG 25; Iowa, Miscon.
sin and Minnesota extra family So 5Ol1.
: %; high grades - 50G 5 80. Wheat
Dul,: red 81 42r i6; amber 81 30, white
II 90. Rye-9l1 @2c. Corn-SIow; yell
low s3GS4c; mixed S2@ Sc. Oats
Unsettled and declining; white 7cH 52c.
Provisions Steady. Pork-S22 90. Beef
Hams l4M15c; shoulder, 1910 l0!c.
Lqrd-I4Gl4gc. Whisky-Sl "a Butter
-Firm: New York and Bradford ,sInty
extra 3lm 34lc; trsts 26la soc; western
extras $50 SOC; do frsls 2i@ 25c; rolls
extras 24la25c; do frsts 2uc. Cheese
Firm and unchanged. Eggs-Flrn;
western fresh 2Old 20!c.
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Seu York MarIlci.

New YORK, August lS-Cotton-
Steady at li5G143; futures closed weak;
August Ii l-32c; September Il l3-l6c;
October - . 32@l@ 7-ltc; November
l3 32c; December l⪼ January
Il 2j.32c; February - 81 Sc; March
lIl-lGml4 Slice April II ll.S2@ I4sc
Flour-Firm; receipt, 1000 barrels;
-uprriine western and State - 00G5 90;
common to good - 7j@G 20; good to
choice 81 2jm6 50; white wheat extra
s. 3jlo7 80; extra Ohio 81 15G,G %; ST.
Louis, 50 UOGS 80. Whcat--Fairly ac-
tive; receipts 22&OoO bushels; No. ,
Chicago spring atoat 81 BIZ; No. . Mil
waukcc, 81 3Gm 30; No. > spring 81 ~
al A.; winter red western rl 4JlH IS.
Rve-Duii and unchanged. Barley
Steady. Mal-Quict. Corn-Stcady;
rcccip,s 10000 bushels; western mixed
team 7sc, soc; do sail 1870 Sic, Oats-
Active; western mixed GOA 6ici white ~
q, zoe. Hay-Frrm. $50 90. Coti@c-
Firm at l7lG 2Oic. Moas~"' and Rice
Quiet. Sugar STEADY; fair to good
refining 7jmsc; prime Sc, Petroleum
-Firmer; crude 5.m5Ic; refined lsc.
Rr,in-Stcndy at II 7of1 IS. Turpen-
tiro- Steady at II lc. Esgs-llcsyy at
2Ilc pc. Pork-Firmcr at 81 iO@
y -. B"of-Quiot. Middlcs-DulI;
long clear city l2lr. Lard-Frmcr;
prime steam old l4c; do new l@}. Butter
Prime steady: others heavy western,
No 22c. Heavy at 5m (c.
WHISKY at IL -.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-19
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHlNGroN, August 70, A. N.
PROBARIITIEs


OFFICE OF CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHNGroN, August 10, A. N. }
PROBABILITIES.
For New England, cooler and threat
ening weather, and rain during tho day,
followed by winds shifting to southwest
and northwest, slowly rising barometer
and less cloudinc.s during the night.
For the Middle States, Lower Lake
Region, rains, followed by clearing
weather during the day, lower tempera-
ture than on Wednesday, southwest to
northwest winds and cloudy and rising
barometer.
Fer the South Atlantic and Gulf
States, Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
cooler and clear or fair weather, except
possibly light rains near the coast, with
light winds, mostly from the north and
west, and rising barometer.
For the Upper Lake Region, Upper
Mississippi ana Lower Missouri Valley,
clear or partly cloudy weather and con-
tinued low temperature with light varia-
BILE winds from the north and west, and
slight changes in barometer.
The ONO river and Mississippi at
Memphis and stations above will fall
slowly. The Mississippi will probably
ri-" slowl Y at stations below.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINClNNATI, August iS.--Co.ton-
Quic! at l4!c. Flour-Fnm and un
changed. Whrat-lrregular; new GOA
95c according to quality. Corn-Firm
at 77(d7Sc Oats-Steadyi new 30@55c;
old G5@7lc. Rye-Firm at 90c Pork
Opened dull and closed frmer AT out
side; $2l 25d2l 80 Lard-Firm; steam
l3!Ml3lc: kettle 14c. Bulk Meats
Firm at S3@ll4@l2ic. Bscon-Firm
at 9!@95@l33@lir. Whisky-firm
and unchanged.
HoGs-Firm for good light; common
to good storkers 81 00Go7 25; good to
extra butchers S. 2j@S 50; bulk sales st
IS IO0 : -.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-19
HAzL1TT's LIFE OF NAPOLEON.
THE NEW HYPERION.

From Paris 10 Marty 10y Wny ofthc Rhine.
BY Edward Strahnn. PrOius"ly Illus
tratcd with over 800 Engravlngs, from
designs by bore and others. Svo ENiis
cloth, black and gilt Ornam"ntatl"n
Gilt Top. 500.
"Qunint, humorous, and cnt"rthlulnB
describing the Journey from Pnrisio Marty
10y way Of the Rhine. II isan eNquislt"Iy
printed and taStcfullv bound volume, and
the illustrations, three hundred IN mum
her, are largely by Gustayc Dor". no
book Is among the most unique ana las
cluating in It's way that "" have ever
chancrd Ia see. - BOs,On JOuyji1i.
"It Is as purely humorous ns can well b"
imagined. II iS not book to be- cOoly
d-scri bed, but 10 l." read and enjoyed and
laughed over" Boston ddrcrti,er.
awe have rarely examined work
whose material seem 10 be 80 thoroughly
digcstcd nd compactly arranged as that
before us.'-BoStOn Gbybe.
"In her goOdly volume she has M YOsa
useful contribution to European hidetoT
The mechanical execution of the WOkTky
substantial and hRudsome.'-N lHh
IdCpsndtnf.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-19
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, August lS.-Flour-Dull
and unchanged. Whcat-Demand active
and prices advanced; No. > white Wabash
81 10; No. 3 do Row 81 3G;; No. ! white
Michigan 81 -; amber Michigan 81 i6!;
new II IS. Corn-Dcmand active and
prices advanced; high mixed 77c; seller
October 7G4c; no grade lie. Osts--D,-
mand active and prices advanced No. =
seller AupuSt jSc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-19
New York Dry Goods Market.

New YrgK, August ls.-Business Is
moderate with the commission house, and
the iobbing trade more active. Cotton
goods moved steadily at unchanged
prices. Prints and Ginghams in good
demand. Worsted dress goods active
Woo.en ,hawls in fair request. Wool
hanneis doing well and blankets in mod
crate demand The large auction sale OF
ribbol ard millinery goods proved a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-19
Wheeling Retail Market.

SECOND WARD Wednesday, Morning.
There was an excellent market this
morning, and while the demand was
good, the supply was better. When the
market closed there was considerable
stuff unsold. Butter and eggs we're
plenty, but no change in quotations.
Vegetables were much lower than last
week, particularly potatoes, tomatoes and
corn. In the Il st two articles decline
of nearly one half is noticeable. The
hucksters and fruit dealers are dong a
big business in eastern stuff, such as sweet
potatoes, melons, peaches and apples, and
ia consequence of the large arrivals (sv-
eraging four car loads per day our COM
munity suffers but little from the failure
ofthe local crop, though our farmers feel
it and trade langushes to some extent in
consequence.
PRoDUcE-Eggs, at Is cts. per doz.; {;
butter 25@35c per ID; chickens 20@30
cts each; honey 3Oc per ID; dried beans
l0c per quart; new cider 30 cts per gal.
Observation-Disclosures, l09l5 ct
per peck; tomatoes l0@l5 cts per peck;
string beans ID cts per peck; corn, 5al0
cts per dozen; bects cts per bunchi
cucumbers, s cts. per dozeni cab
bage 3mS cts per head; squashes, cts
each; caulhowers, 5Gl0 cts per head
pickle cabbage 5Gl0 cts per head; onions
5 punches for dimei carrots cts per
bunch; egg plant lo@l5 cts apiece
sweet potatoes 90 cts per peck lima beans
Is cts per quart.
FgUIT-Grcen apples 30GG 4Oc per peck;
watermelons, l5650cts each; 0antaloupes
muskmclonS and nutmegs, 5Ca 10 cts each;
peaches, in damaged condition, 40 cts per
peck; plums, 80 cts per peck.
Wheeling Live stock Market.
CHRIsTMAN's STOCK YARDS, I
WEDNESDAY, August is.
The following is the arrival and sale
of stock during the last week and prices
paid:
CArTLE-Arriyals, % head; sold at
25@ 4lc per ID.
HoGs-Arr,vals, 81 head sold at 7iG
&c per ID.
SHEEp-Arrival., 3j head sold at 3!
@4c per IL.
CALvEs-Twcntv head of calves were
sold at from 50 00CG7 90 per head.
Cows we're selling from $50 to 3j.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Ne,y YORK. Money and stock
Market

NEW YORK, August I0.-UOLD--UPen-
ed at ll3! and closed at ll3S, the lowest
and highest prices respectively. Thead-
vance was due to advicrs from London in
regard to the Eastern question aud the
high rates for cash gold, which were 3,
and per cent per annum, and Ltd,
l-32 and l-l6 per cent per dleni closing
aL per cent per annum.
GoyERSMENTS-El
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-19
EX-PRESIDENT JQHNS0N'S
SUCCESSOR.
D. M. Key Appointed to Fill
the Vacancy.

LOUISVILLE, August l8.-The excite
ment in regard TO supplying the vacancy
in the United States Senate, will now
terminate, rs Governor Porter, in re-
sponse to the demands of East Tcunes-
scans, has appointei b. NJ. Key to sue
coed ex.Presllenl johnson.
The Coarier-JOmHdi 5 Nashville special
says: Mr.. Key has not figured much in
Tennessee politics. He is man Of forty
five years Of aye, and OF decided talent
He is ditldent and retiring, and very
popular in his own section, but is not
generally known throughout the State.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-19

RESPECTABLE ku-klux are in the
.,ys, state Of Illinois; but SHERIDAN,
SHERMAN and SLoCUM have gone West
SHERMAN and SLoCUM lunchcd ye''er-
,.r with Colonel STANTON, while SHER-
max and wife went on to Sacramento
\ wonder the sheriff cannot suppress
,-s b,,d,.ti without United States sue
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CIcXpIand Market.

CLEVELAND, August lS.-Wheat-
Unchanged. CONFIRM and unchanG-
ed. Oats-DuIl for old new unchang-
Cd. Petroleum-Dull; standard white,
car lots 9ic; Ohio State test 1902 lOic.
Rsceipts-Wheat $3.50 bushels; corn
900 bushels; oats. 4, $50 bushels.
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Sutcide Of a Rock Agent.

ISprANAroMs August lS.-A young
man named Charles II. Llttleteid, =
book agent died at the fremont House,
Richmond, Ind, this morning, in con,
vul,ions, supposed to be from poison
taken with the intent 10 commit suicide.
He stated last evening determination
70 XIII himself rather than submit to an
arrest for stealing a watch. Physicians
detect symptoms Of apoplcxy. \ post
mortcm examination is being held to-
night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-19
Workmcu vs.. Lawyers.

LOUISVILLE, August lS.-Thc claims
AGAINST sub-contrac,ors that have impcd-
ed the progress Of the Cincinnati South
ern railway in Kentucky, are done away
with bv bonds, and the merry cIink Of
the Rorkmen's tools stops the gable OF
the LAWYERS tongues. There will be
more work and fewer law suits now.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-19
Freak iutbc Erie Railway.

BlNGHAMrToN, y. Y, lS \ break
occurred to-day on TIA" Erie Railway,
three miles east of the Susquehanna
depot, which will require several days
to repair. 1t WAS caused by the breaking
away OF mill dam some dis
tnncc above the railway, the waters rush
ing down and tearing away about
two hundred feet Of the high cmbnnk-
ment. There will be no interruption to
through trains, as arrangements have
been made by the Erie company To use
the track Of the Delaware and Lacka-
uana. and the Western Railroad. be-
tween Jersey City and BrnShampton,
thus maintaining Through line OF coach
-. E.tMrrn Now York Mnl the WNst.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-19
The mississippi FaiiinG-fOrncr
Stone Laid.

MEMPHIS, August lS.-Tho decline Of
the river began since noon, and il has
fallen about half inch, which. with the
rapid decline at Cairo indicates a speedy
withdrawal Of waters within the banks.
The corner stone of the Odd Fellows
Orphan Asylum, near this city, was laid
today bv Most Worthy Grand Master
Spbon of Murfrccsboro; the Masonic
Fraternity and other kindred societies,
and city authorities participating in tn"
..,ra,rot,ig.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-19

CuEYEYSE, WY. Ter, August Is
Generals sherman, Sheridan and Slocum
arrived here to-day, and were met at the
depot by the officers and band from fort
Russell. General Sherman with his
daughter and General Slocum, lunched
with Col. Stanton, after which they drove
to Fort Russell and at four o'clock de-
partcd for Denver. General Sheridan
accompanied by hi, wife and Col. and
Mrs. Sheridan, went west en- route for
Californa and Oregon.
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GENERAL NOTES.

,.
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M nov Ir'|o W '"'' p,;, 49,. ~, y
@'5'... moe son '' IF'''"" "' N'"J '"''" :
u D"'''r'
RECENT census statistic, show that the
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I"'" 'NSH ''''''0 ''' '"' ga.
LOOK out ''' '"'..'' wa, ,s...
'al' W1.y. p'.. .,.'' ~ ,,I J,y too.
''' '''
ENGL'Nh E'r"."' r. '.'" : ''"'' "a, -
each for toad'. Inc! NNu tntI' 'Hg - 'g.'
and cheapest d'''r'H'I' % ''' '"''' -
which in'"'' '"'F F'''..'
Tyr p5r...rrI5, PASSENGER Railway
..,........ ho,.o
''mp'"r' VIII" 'I' w, 'N' nNn '.',..@' .,. -. ,E.
at','' '' ''''
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Duncan. sherman d Co., will Settle
nj 81 i-3 Cents on the Dollar.

New YORK, August 1S.-Mr. Duncan,
If the suspended firm Of Duncan, Sher-
man X Co., mas issued circular to the
creditors, proposing TO pay &&i cents on
th. dollar. III full ol the Indebtedness of
the firm. - per cent on or before Nc
vomJcr 27ln, lst1; . per cent, May
9th 1876; ) per cent, November 9th
1876; } per cent, May 27th 1876 ~ per
cent. November 27th 1877; with interest
at per cent per anuuIn, until paid, or rs
much SCORER as these shall be realized
and divided. fhc excess of assets after,
the percentage are also given the cred
itors, but the assets are to hcpiaccd in tho
hands of Mr. Duncan, under the control
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GoyERNMENTs-FIrm.
l.AnRoAD BoNps-Firm.
SrATE BoNDS-Dull.

SrocXs-Thcrc was nothing interest
Ing in the stock market today. Business
very small and fluctuations slight. The
market closed generally strong, the Mis-.
souri, stock. being particularly firm, ow-
ing 90 the conclusion OF the railroad war
and the advance in rates, Transactions
5000 shares, ofwhch 1900 were Pacific
Mail, $4,000 Western Union, 1000 ST.
Paul preferred and 10000 Luke Shore.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-19

FggM our reports tins morning the
,-.f,5ilities are that the weather to-day
sa. be partly cloudy, with northwest
v;rj. lower temperature, and local rains.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-19
A Mighty War impending

LONDON, August 10, > \. M-lhe
Times, commenting on the Turkish situ-
alton. SAYS: "WhIk We think that the
s!ccc ol the rebellion would be q calanI-
i,y at the present time, because it might
pfecipitate the disruption otthe Ottoman
Empire and plunge Europe inioa mighty
VA, We cannot blame the people Tor
.e.kir.r Ia throw ofi'su intolcrah.e yoke.
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AF'hreling Aral5trr.

com closed in New York yesterday
:. l.o;.
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
Stan d ard Works.
B1aELow's LIFE OF FRANKLIN.

The Life Of BenJamine Franklin. Written
by himself Now first edited from oIig
inal manuscripts, aud rom his printed
coTrespondence and other writings. b
Hon. John Rigelow. Three vols. Crown
sVO. Per Sol.:-EXtra cloth, $50; Ii
brury $500: half calf, gilt, $50
"Ifany one should dispute the claim of
this work 10 "A place in contemporary lit
eraiure, the answer Is AT hand In the facts
OF which Mr.. Blgclow presents lucid
statement, and in the admirable manner
in which lie has carried It's plan into exc
cuLlon,"-N T. Tribune.
"The Hon. John Bigelow, well known Ia
diplomacy and Journalism, has conferred
a real service on American literature BY
his new edition Of the Life OF Franklin.
II Is one of the best
specimens Of book kmaking We have seen"
N. !. Herald.
ave know OF no volumes which We
would more willingly commend 10 tho
study OF our fcllow-citiZens, young and
old, than those in which the MeSsrs. Lip
pincott & Co. have given us the result Of
Mr.. Bigelow's painstaking researches into
the life and character OF Ben amin Frank
in."-BOStOn Globe.
"Mr. Bigelow has done noble work Ia
It's preparation, and the publishers have
given il to the public in the best style Ot
the art."-ChridiOH .Adroc0ie
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supposed Coupterfci,cr Arrested.

IHltANO, Ill, August IA man wv
ing his name AS James j. Bullard, was ar
rested in Paris, Illinois, last night, hav-
ing on his person over $1,000 in
counterfeit [. 5 bank notes. Bullard
claims to be detective. a preliminary
examination viii be held tomorrow.
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FOREIGN.
south American President Assas>i
mated.

New YORK, August lI.-Privatc dis
patches received here announce the
death, by assassination, of Senor Gabriel
Garcia Morino, President of the Repub-
lie of Ecuador. The intelligence was
brought by special courier from the
Capitol 70 the Pacific coast; thence by
packet To- Panama, and by cable to this
city
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The wcs,er,i!le Beer Quesiion.

CuLrNRUe, ., AugGst IN-H. {. lar-
bin WAS again arrested at Nestervil,r,
flrsc.Iin. beer contrary 20 the ordinance
recently enacted by the Village CouRcil.
The trial, which occurs to morrow, VIII
be- before jury, it being claimed by the
Westcrvile authorities that they have
final jurisdiction in the case. In the event
of Corbln convi ciion, an effort Will
be made to take the case to higher
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nody to be Dis'nacrrcd.

CulcAGp, August lS.-A "I,n1,Di sp"-
cial iro;n y hJte Hall, Michigan, sayS
arrangements have been made for the
dl.intcrincnt of GrimwocC's body, and
for forwarding It to Chicago, so that it
will arrive t. morrow afternoon. His
notes audpaprr, will also be sent for pub.
lication. The towns along the East shore
of the lake are much Interested in the
matter and are sending out
parties to search for Douadsons body,
which 1t is expected, will Drift ashore
near where Grmwood's body was found.
\ ioutcr IS said to have been seen oil
the shore north of this place, and other
runor, are current that the balloon has
been seen on the LIKE, but they are
doubtless without foundation.
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Golden Reports from tho Black
Hills.

ST PAUL, August 1S-A Piopcsr
Press special from Bismarck, to-day, Says
adviccs from the Bismarck Black Hills
party ha, becu received. They note their
arrival in thirty days from Bismarck.
The Indians attacked the party once near
Bear Buttcs. No lives were lost but
three horses were taken by the In iians.
They report gold IN large
paving quantities were found in French
and Custar gullieS; also goldbearing
quartz as existing in large quantities.
The hundreds of miners working III the
mines, were ordered by General Crook,
to meet ut the stockadc at Clusters GuI"h,
August 10, to make laws for the regula-
ton of clam,akIng. The miners were
then to leave the hills until u treaty Is
made with the Ind ms. The Indians
will not treat TIL all the miner. depart
MANY Will return TO Bismarck which
is conceded To be the best route - and
from the Hills Great excitement exists,
ana all the gold bearing land, Yet dis
covered have been staked out and claim
ed. Fifteen miles Of French'7 Guch
nave been taken, and large parties are ut
work on sil the streams. \ nugget was
taken from Custars Gulch weighing
thirty pounds. Thirty to fifty dollars
per dav las been takcr from that Gulch.
Prof. Jenny found ono nugget weighing
IS pound, Implicit confidence OF our
citizens i placed in this statement aud
the reports made by Bismarck citizens.
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Judge Robinson has decided to fix the
bond. of Duncan, Sherman X Co, at
100000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-19

The curiosity regarding the vacancy
10 the United States Senate caused by
The the death Of ex.President JOHNSON,
la, been graufed Governor PORTER
Is, appointed Mr. D. Nj. KEY IS his sue
ca.sIr
Mr. KEY is represented as man OF
.o-.v.ay We years of age; of decided talent,
tu. d.,fdent and retiring. lie Is very
popular in his own section, though gen
grsI.y unknown throughout the State.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-19
The Ro, a, Family sink II Yacht.

LONDON August lS.-A steam yacht
carrying the Queen and Royal Family,
while crossing from Osborne to Ports
mouth this afternoon, colhded with and
sank the schooner yacht Misctoc. The
latter was struck amidships and cut in
two, and sank instantly. y party Of
ladies and gentlemen were on board the
Mi,lctoc, three Of whom were drowned
and one killed. None oil the Royal
Family were injured, and their Yacht
WAS but slightly damaged
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-19

LONDON, August lS.-The Oldham
strike continues and the trade O! Black
burn and vicinity is seriously ythrcatened,ns
the manufacturers get their yarn and
wool from Oldham.
\ dispatch from Vienna reports that
the Radicals have been victorious in the
election in Seryia
The Dsut,che ZeJt'olg states that the
Radicals will move in Skuptochna and
that Servia will send an army 10 Here
,rpyiua 10 assist the INSURGENTS