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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-23
New Work Market.

NEW YORK, September - Cotton
Dull and quotatonsuuchanged at l3ici
mlddling uplunds frmer; deliveries de.
clined l-l6 Flour Receipts I,97l bar
rcls; without decided change and very
moderate export and home trade inqul-
rv: supertine western and State 81 SOFA
) 35; extra western, IS 90; State s. jOGl
) -; good TO choice 81 SOfd6 25; white
wheat western extra 81 25m7 35; extra
Ohio s5 soar 90; st. Louis - 65Gs so;
market closed quiet. Rye Flour-Quiet
and steady at 81 30G,5 65. Corn Meal
More active; western, )" 5OG4 10.
Wheat Receipts lOS,G2j bushels one
cent higher with some speculative de-
msnd; No. Chicago 81 l5ml l6;
No. 3 Milwaukee 81 2l@l %; No. .
Northwestern 81 25m 20; No. Mil
waukee, 81 3O(Gl 80; No. spring in
Guiding No. l Milwaukee, 81 3l@l 32!;
No. Minnesota and Sheboygan, 81 81;
choice No. l Minnesota, 81 3i@l 30;
new and old winter red western, 81 1870
| 40; December western 81 3OGGl so; do
white western, 81 GOAL 10. Rye-Un'
changed; western sc. Barley and Malt
Dull and unchanged COrn-Receipts
ISL, 900; talc better and good demand;
steam, 7l@72!c; steam western mixed,
73g73tc; sail do, 69Ct7lc; high mixed
and yeilJw western 74Ca75 Oats-Re-
ceipLs $4,000; l@2c better at 3jG Gj3c;
for new mixed and white including white
State, 45G53c; white western 4OGr53c;
mixed No. = Chicago, 49tG5Oc. Hay
Steady II. 7jc for shipping. Hops
Dull Mt 1OGl5 Coflee-Rio firm Mt
lS}@2lic. Sugar-Dull at go Slc;
fair to good refining Si@s 5-l6; prime
firm and in fair demand Mt lOSc; standard
lie; powdered ll!HllIc; granulatcd
HE. Molasses-Quiet and unchanged
Rice-F'irm and in limited jobbIng de-
mand. Petroleum Higher crude Gila
&c seller September; refined l34@ l3sc
seller September; closing at 1890 l33c
Tallow-Firm at lONd dlOsc. Rosn-
Steady at 81 75Ml so. Turpentine
Steady at 32c Eggs-Firm at 20ci
for State and Pennsylvania, 2ihd25c for
western and choice Canada Leather
Steady, quiet and unchanged. Wool
Steady, domestic fleece, 43G G5c. Pork
Firm; new mess Job lots, 81 l2!Hg
u 81 seller September; S2l % seller Oc-
tohcr. nchangcd; beef hams
l2ml2!c. Lard-Hcavy and firm; steam
I2:c seller September; 1890 llc seller
October; l3!ml3!c seller year. Butter
Unchanged at poe. Whisky-Actlve
and firm at 81 81. Coppcr-Steady,
quiet and unchanged. Pig lron-Scotch
tirm at 500 0OT33 90; American, droop-
ing nj $50 0OCa % 80.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-23
baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, September 22.-Cotton-
Weak and declining tendency; low
middlng l3G1atc. Flour-DulI and
unchanged. Wheat Steady and un-
changed. Corn-Quict; western mixed
nomlnallv Mt &c. Oats-Steady; west
ern white 4G@49ci mixed 43@+j. Rye
-7ja SOC. Provisions-Firm and more
active Pork-Scnrce and very firm at
$22 j0G22 %. Bulk Mcats-Fairly ac-
tive, shoulders Sc; clear rib sides l2tc
Bacon-Firm; shoulders 9im lOc; clear
rib l3lG 1850; hams lj@lj!c. Lard
Quiet am, firm; refined li!c. Butter
Firm; western extra 3Oci frsts 2jCd 26c
Petrolcum-Stroug; crude 6!G G:ci refn.
ed BE. Cofce-Strong, buoyant and
higher; Rio cnrgocs l9m Die; jobbirg at
lga g2c. Whisky-Dull at 81 l9m 20.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-23
wheeling Retail Ma-keI.

SECOND WARD Wednesday Morning.
The market this morning was worth
looking at. Such an array Of yegeta.
bles rs filled the stalls and were displayed
by the wagons on either side of the mar
ket house, and down Market street to
Franzheim's store, fresh and ripe, looked
so immense, early IN the morning, that
stranger would naturally ask where the
purchasers were to come from? 1t was
only necessary 10 watch the people
flowing into market square for an
hour or more from the North and South,
with capacious baskets, on either arm,
along with innumerable tin buckets,
and see the loads they carried to ans
wcr the query. The feeding Of thirty
thousand mouths or more for forty-eight
hours, or perhaps longer, is no small
matter, and when ten o'clock arrived
the butchers, hucksters, gardeners and all
were pretty thorouhly cleaned out The
supply was excellent in everything, except
butter, which at this time of the year is un-
precedently high, and the demand was
equally as good. There is little change
in prices from last week. We quote as
follows
PRoDUcE-Eggs, at l5G Sets. per doz.;
butter 35(a45c per ID; chickens 25@30
cts each; dried beans Zoe per quart; ducks
80 st, per pair; corn, DID, 80 cents per
bushel.
VEGETABLEs-Potatoes, lOqlj cents
per peck; tomatoes 10 cts per peck;
string beans. 10 cts per peck; corn, lOGl5
cts per dozen; beets ) cts per bunch;
cabbage 5Ci 10 cts per head; squashcs, 3 cts
each; caulItowcrS, lO@l5 cts per head;
pickle cabbage 5d 10 cts per head: onions
30 cts per peck; carrots ) cts per bunch;
egg plant 5al5 cts apiece; sweet po-
tatoes, domestic, 40 cts per peck; lima
beans s cts per quart; pickles 3Oa 40 cts
per 100; small white onions 10 cts per
peck; turnips 30 cts per peek green to-
matos for picking, 10 cts per peck; small
yellow, 35 cts per peck; peppers, 8 cts per
hunch; celery, 10 cts per bunch mangos,
25 cts per dozen; pumpkins 10 cts
each
FRulr-Grccn apples 4O@ soc per peck;
peaches, choice, iOGGO cts per peck
grapes, concord and catawba, 10000 cts
per peck; Eldcrberries, 30 cts per peck;
wild grapes - cts per peck; seckIe pears,
81 90 per peck; paw paws 10 cts per doz
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-23
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, September 22.-Co.ton-
Quiet at 1890 FIour-Firm. Wheat
Quiet and steady Mt 81 10" | 20. Corn
Quiet and firm; mixed 63G Go. Oats
Quiet at 35G4Sc. Barley-Quiet and
unchanged. Ryc-Quet and weak at
7sG soc. Pork-Quiet and steady at
$2l 5OM.2UO. Lard-Dull; steam l3:c
bid. kettle held at 1890 lic Bulk
Mcats-Shoulder Sic; clear rib l2c; clear
l2!c. Bacon Quiet at 9iml35@ l3!"
l3:ml34c. Whisky-EAcited and
higher at 81 -.
HoGs-Steady; stockcrs 81 50M7 %;
common to good hgnt s. 2j@7 90i good
butchers : OOHS -.
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PhIladelnhia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, september Z2.-fe-
troleum-N Nominal at l3c; refined l3tc;
crude lOc. Flcur-Quiet and steady
extras So 25m5 &7!; Iowa, Wisconsin
and Minnesota family s. 25@I 5Oi
Pennsylvania, Indiana ana ono, 80 81
al o.; high grades s. 5oGS 80. Rye
aour lower Mt s. 30. Wheat
Unsettled and lower; old red 81 40;
new do 81 lOGl So; old amber 81 ~;
new 81 O5; new white 81 40 Rye-9o
"a o2c. Corn-Dull; yellow 70G lie;
mixed 69a zoe. Oats-Quiet; white, 43c;
mixed. and stained 40m i3c. Barley
Offered at 81 50. Professionalism.
Mess pork-S2l 75G22 90. LIrd-l@4
Oils Whskey ~. Bntter-Nteady'
western extras 2GCo 2Sc; frsts 22Gd2i':
rolls extras 2Gld 2sc; hrsts 24ta Zoe
Checse-Firm; western lO@l0lc. Egg
Quiet; Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
Delaware fresh 2Sr; western 21@2s.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-23
wheeling Stock Market.

WHEELING, September % Th,
weeks quotations of stock does not mate
rally vary from the figures reported last
week. The arrivals were moderate, and
the market remains dull with down
ward tendency.
CATTLE-Arrivals during tho week,
50 head sold at - 500 jOper cwt.
HoGs-Arrvals during the week, Ill
head; sold at 7!@Sc per ID.
SnEEP-Arrivals during tho week, Al
head; sold at 4c per ID.
CALvEs-Arrivals during the week IA
head sold n, 50 oOG7 90 per head.
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Toledo Market.

ToLEDo, September 22.-Fiour-
Steacv and firm. Whest-FIrm and
held higher; No. 3 white Wabash 81 2i;
No. white Michigan 81 20; amber
81 %; seller October, 81 27!; seller No
ycmber 81 81; old 81 As No. , amber
Michigan 81 o.. Corn-Steadv and IN
moderate demand; high mixed tl!ci sci.
Ter November Gle: seller year i!c. Oats
-Qaiet and steady; No. = 3'!c; wnIte
44!r; Michigan @oc; rejected al!c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-23
FOREIGN.
Spain Rebels Against the Pope.

MApRIp. September ~ The Corr"-
,goaciu ut this city says, Cardinal SIM
conf, Papal Nuncio, addressed note TO
the ,ute Government, demanding the cx-
,cution of a concordat between Spain
and the Vatican, looking to the payment
Of arrears due to the clergy, and that
nomination, to till the vacant BIshoprIc
bc made a. soon rs possible.
Don Alexandra Castro, the then MIN
lister of Foreign Affairs. and Don Icdr'
Salaveria, Minister OF Finance. replied.
The reply WAS couchcd in conclllatory
but firm language the Ministers ende"v'
uring L. convince the Nuucl" that the
circumstances of the case no longer per-
mitted HIM to put forward hi demand
MADRID, September - The Spanish
envoy at the Vatican Is instructed that
the Madrid government will oe firm but
moderate. II Will respect the religion,
hut at the same time protect the rights
of the State. 1t Is believed here that the
Vatican viii finally abateits prctentions.
4 Denial.
PARIS. September 23.-The Journal
y, Paris. on authority, gives positive
denial to the assertions made by the
.J3prggl la France on the 18th inst, 10
the effect that the Orleans Princes were
about to renounce all claims to the throne
Of France and declare for Republic.
s-0
\ trot at Island park, New York,
course between Lucille G"ldduSt and
L. l., q
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, september w neat
Old firm: 40. red 81 j0i new dull and
unchanged; No. red held at 81 3j; No. =
DO 81 20. Corn->tcaly; receipts light
shelled held at 706 7lc; ears on track 81
Musc. >Oats-Duli and lower No /
State i2c: No. &9c; White i3c Petro.
l.um-Artivc but unchanged
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NO.. r..
Symptoms OF Catarrh.

Dull, heavy headache, obstruction Of
the nasal passages, discharges falling
from the head into the throat, sometimes
proiuse, watery, and scrid at Others,
thick, tenacious, mucous, purulent, bloody
and putrid; the eyes are weak, wstery
and lnhamed; there is ringing in the ears
Deafness hacking or coughing 10 clear
the throat, expectoration of offensive
matter together with scabs and ulcers;
the voice is changed and has nasal
twang, the breath is offensive, smell and
taste are impaired; there is u sensation OF
dizziness, mental depression, hacking
cough, and general debility. Only few
of the above named symptams are, how.
ever, likely to be present in any one case.
There is no disease more common than
catarrh, and none less understood by
physicians.
DIR. sAGE's CATARRH REMEDY
is, beyond all comparison, the best prep.
ara:ion 's- Catrarh ever discovered
Under the influence OF its mild, sooth-
ing, and healing properties, the disease
soon yields. The Golden Medical Dis.
covcry should be taken to correct the
blood, which is always at fault, and TO act
specifically upon the diseased glands and
lining membrane OF the nose. The
Catarrh Remedy should be applied Darn.
with DR.. Pierces Nasal Douehe-the
only instrument by which fluids can DO
perfectly injected to all the passages and
chambers of the nose, from which dis
charges proceed.
These Medicines are sold by Druggists
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-23
yeMYork Dry Goods Market

NEW YcKK, september 22.-Busi-
aess was light with commission houses
and importers, but fair jobbing trade
was transacted. Cotton goods moved
slowly ut irregular prices. except cotton
flannel, and chintz, which were in good
demand and firm in best makes. P,sd
prints were fairly active but others dull.
Dress goods in steady request. Woolen
goods generally quiet. Shawls dull.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and stock
Market
New YORK. September 22.-MoN

new YORK, September 22.-MoNEY
Easy at2l@3 per cent. Prime mcrcsn-
tile paper Sal per cent. Customs re-
ceipts $2S9,OOO. Treasury disbursements
$4,000 Clearings $40 100000.
GoLD-Closed at ll6!, after selling Mt
l16i and 1lG3, the two extremes of the
day The rates paid for borrowing were
3-64, l.32, l-6l, and 3 per cent and flat
GovYpEuPNTS-Fi
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-23
GENERAL NOTES.

OOU DusltIs OF "uCht.
"MoTuER.IH-LAw' is the name Of Il
new mixture of ale. 1t is old and bitter,
and comparatively few can swallow it.
"SHINGLE weddings are the latest
novelty. They occur on that birthday
of the first born which declares hilA old
enough TO spank.
THREE acres Of oats were recently
thrrshed at Cleveland that yielded 27U
bushels in weight-or 90 bushels per
acre. Wheat from the same farm aver
aged % bushels per acre.
GOLDSMITH MAID will trot against her
best time for $1,000. purse, at the
Southern Ohio Fair, Dayton, next Thurs
dav. the 10Th. The following day Lulu
and Golddust are announced 10 trot n
race for large purse.
The New York Legal Tender club
hold u meeting at Cooper
Institute this Thursday evening. The
,.t.ron fDsncier and millionAire Peter
Conn~r will preside, His views will well
r.,av consideration.
Mrs. ABRAHAM LINCOLN, since she
arrival in Springfield, Illinois, has given
many indicatianS of restoration to
health. She rides out frequently, Is
cheerful, and maullrsts much grelIica-
tion AT meeting her former friends.
n CALIFORNIA SNepliC' WHO u'S'Fe> |"
he converted. has deposited 500 grceH-
,,ol. - borl, -, san Diego md offers
to make present Of it to any sPlrltmii>t
%h" can to,. n'n' tnr rri''a .un'po mn5iU,n rc,J
anpIy,
N,,.ro,,,pyx Alabama w,s the first
-;..,.c.h,so.od.3 States Lis worthy
'"P''"' -, ''' ...
OF special note tH"t 'he "t"'e No's'i'"-
/ tional Convention, assembled in that
very city few days since, resolved that
the people OF this State accept aS final
the established fact that from the iedeTa!
4 Union there can bo no secession OF any
State. mere Is your bloody 'hir''
HERE'S your specimen Of "cute
Yankee. He hailed from Salem, M"ssa-
chusctt', and he made " modest PROPOSE
ton to Mayor H'ohe'E; o' N''-pe' pm"
10 scare" '"r ""I''T mss 'u' '.I ''''1' .,I;
crate sum VI NV u'''"' " my va '',.y''
tIpN tHut ne >uall T'N'lNt 'n' H"Hu!'"
dollars IN advance. Inc ""eF WAS uc-
chncd with thanks.
c.,..o,,,,~i. Js,',i,, with his bride
p.,..-
}" N'.i'orhIa. Me"n''H'' ''''S! ~ an"
k..k lux are on the rampage. nat
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Wesleyan Female Institute !
@taunton. Va.

WILL BEGIN IT'S TWESTY-SIXTH
w Annual Session FrrtmBrR Hrh,
1875. Rev. VIM. 4. Harris, -. H., President,
with twculy-thrrc Teachers and Officers.
Modern Languages taught and spoken IN
the College hy a European Teacher. Music
by seven Professors and Teachers, among
whom are the most cultivated teachers OF
vocal music.
This is one Of the healthieSt climates In
the world. Those who come here nom tho
south with feeble constitutions, chills ana
climatic diseases, are entirely restored.
Buildings elcgant-cOmInandln III"
most magnificent rural and mountain
scenery, making II one Of the most delight
ful College homes In the Union.
The past Session this school vas attend
ed by pupils from seventeen different
States.
Great economy and simplicity In dress
are required. A simple uniform is worn.
No unnecessary expense allowed. strict
economy praCticcd 10 keep all eApcnS'-s OF
pupils within the lowest possible amount.
Terms tor the entire Collegiate Year
BOARD and Tuition in the tOllrgint" "Ours",
including Ancient Languages, S2iO. Au-
sic and other extras moderate.
For Catalogue, address
Rev. ". w.A.HARRIS, President,
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pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, September 22.-W heat
Quiet: new rcd winter quoted at 5 30lG
! So; old do, 81 409l 10. Corn-DuIi;
snrlled 73G -5c; ear I5G &c. Petroleum
Quiet but firm; crude 81 12!htl 20 at
Parkers; refined l3ic ior PhmdeiPhi"
delivery.
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New Railroad to be Built.

BROWNSVILLE, PA, September pa
number of prominent citizens, embracing
several heavy iron and coal operators,
met here in Jetfries Hall to day, to take
action on the projected line Of railroad
between this point and Mt. Braddocks
A company was organized by the elec-
tion of Board of Directors, with j. IL.
Bowman, of this city. as President, and
over hundred thousand dollars worth Of
stock was taken. This road will connect,
by the Southwestern Pennsylvania road,
with the Pennsylvania Central and
Baltimore land Ohio roads, and will be
commenced NEXT week
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm.
STATE SEcURITIEs-Quiet.

SIAIk CEIl nj bN--NSAlcI'
STOCKS Opened steady at about the
closing figures of Yesterday, though Erie
was per cent. lower and Ohios /! per
cent. Lake Shore and st. Paul were /
per cent. better, and Northwestern and
Pacific Mail per cent; there beng no
changes in the rest OF the list. After
mid day the market was weak and de-
clining. Erie touching lG2, Lake Shore
running down from 81! to 533,
Northwestern from 39J to 39s,
Pacific Mail from 3Gy to $50 and
Western Union to 76!. Ohios went
down to l5I, the lowest price yet touch
cd. Near the close special drive was
made against the entire list, and sharp
decline toook place from which there was
no substantial recovery. The general
market closed weak. The transactions
on the Stock Exchange aggregated no.
600 shares. of which 1900 were Pacific
Mail, $4,000 Western Union, 1900
Northwestern, $4,000 Erie, $4,000 Lake
Shore, and 10000 OhioS.
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-s.v .ur report. tins morning the
........- are ,ha; the weather to-day
Jeopardy yloady, with westerly to
..-, winds, and higher tempora-
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\ South Austrian telegram Of the 2Oth
states that the harvest prospects are I'm
urccrdcntcd.
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Extension OF Fast MniI Trains.

NANsAs ClTY, Mo- SeptemDeF Il
Negotiations are now pending between
the managers of the st. LOUIS, Kansas
City and Northern railway and Thomas
A. Scott, for the extension of fast mail
trains to Kansas City and Omaha. If
the arrangements are IN, de, the train will
run from st. Louis in eight hours less
than the usual train, and bringing New
York mails here in about forty hours.
New York Liberals Endorse the
Democracy. -
New YORK, September 23-The Lib
eral State Convention met to-day, and or
ganized with John Cochran chairman.
Resolutions were reported and adopted
fully endorsing the Democratic platform
and ticket.
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fo-'y->IN thousand pounds of gold WAS
". gT..,aa1'wn w from the Bank of England
tuesday for America.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
Nm,sachusetts DemOcrHctIc Conveu-
Ion.
Thc Nominations and Platform.

For Secretary of State, George II.
Munroe; Treasurer and Receiver, Gener-
al Wesley Rowland; Attorney General,
General T. Very Auditor, John 4.
Fitzgerald.
\ platform wa. adopted containing the
well known principles Of the party ard
In favor of hard money.
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}{'hcc(iNQ 2eg'strr.

e.p closed ia New York Yesterday
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Observation-Disclosures" but no Fraud.

WASuIxGroN, september 22-The
Commission appointed to investigate
the charges Of fraud preferred by tn"
Indians against Agent Gibson, OF the
Usage Agency, reported to the effect that
they found some irregularities, such Il: an
imperfect system OF keeping accounts
but that no evidence was given, showing
corruption and fraud, and further, that
,elther the Government nor the Indians
have sustained any loss.
Excursion Season Not Yet Over.
LONG BRANCH. September 22.-Pre>i-
dent and Mrs Grant, Colonel Fred Grant
and wife, and General Bshcock, left
Long Branch this afternoon, for the West.
, 1875-05-21

fAof ko ~ HE fkHT RICH.
ssssyng 0i3-1 .0o0. or VA ouucoo of fms gold to
LOU ounces Of gold dust.
Tho Buddcn and unexpected Eruption Ia this
city OF all THO principal stoye manufacturers and
dcaerh IN tho United States. or their ngcita. has
developed tho fact t,st they ars III a.tcnd-
aneo hoEo upon hn Army Bard, whors
duty 1t ia 10 draw m aad Buhts.t to The
Secretary OF Var specifications for coak-
ing and heating Etoreh aud rangcr Tor
army uao, nnd to prepare n huprIy-tabio giving
tho nusnbors to be Hsptiicd,fos use ot oicntn AMI
men IN public barracks and q:arscrs. Tim Haa:d
il composed of live o,ice,s Ut lung SERVICE aad
oxpcslence in the ctyalry. infantry, aud slan1-
termas;cr'n Department. presided over ty Ten.
Jefferson c. Davis. II was IN zcngion one tay,
snd then adjou.nrd It'll Juuo /, OH accoutt OF tin
ai'senee Of tso .! its incmhers. When we cone
to conhlder tho requirements of the a'tny for
htoSca for 1olirr1' Tuaf;era, mces.rooinF. uasf'-
roo,us, kitc,cna. ind o!criy.1ouais, for o'!iccsa
and 1auodreEae.' guar:ess, fur hospitals, An1
chnnclE .a:'d schoti.roonrs and guard d-l!ou7c6
and workrhorH, and lut,l,c ofIicea, aud tllB fnc.
that, upon the fiontio:. from pour fuel and
severe temPeEat.reo. ttarca burn out quickly
and have to be often replaced the tio:nana C,own
into hugo cro,,ortloos. 5hotlll Tho Eoa1d deci.to
On ono Or two ra!so:nn Of ranges and heatinR-
Bo;ua for general Ito il the uraiy. tho fortunes
Of tho lucky Aoidsrs uf the patcn:s viii be wo1i
nigh assured. And It il for Ennsc.nnE Of a big
tonsn;:x Of thia kind sA1: ii. thtto atoye-nlcu
have boon here,
, 1875-05-21
IN WASHINGTON.
sUrkHytson atUSa's CASg.

.srtr,ct DsJnatch 70 Tde Chicago I'isunt.
WAsN1::aroS, D. C., May 2U.--Ths t.aot:ion Of
tho appoutsncnt Of AEa 3lathowA to bo Suporst-
sor Of Intsrna! Kcycuuo foc Illinois, Missouri,
and Wisconsin still seems to DO III aboyauco Tho
President to-day zen: a request to Secretary
Drstow to the oiyect tia: bofote any ac-
ton il sakon With respect to Num- tho rrest-
dent wishes personal conference with Dsistow
OF tho subject. This may possibly mean that.
nftes alt. al thcto are no chhrHeh against
Mum, ho may not to removed. Tho matter
cau1,ut ba seIklutl till Tomorrow.
Tho oui7 n.at:er Vt s1.clai interest In relation
ia tho whisky frauia to-day il lilo turshur &C.
moral OF Il large nr,no:s Of daugota At Nlwau-
lee, 1t ia rpss!b.c that nlt tho GlugeEa will ba
removed No soou M krta''.emcnta can ba mado to
tranhact IurIncBs without them.
liu the Iss1ttafti fTtas.l
nEaUTALJ.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Mny 2o.-rho following
In list Of tlIa informal Ae1euue officers rosos1tY
l!ia'u;sued i'll the F.rst District II Illinois
Btc.ckenpetr-James A!lllns, John Sleinmetz,
=. Nlt;c, uonry Wend, q. ?: pho!ps J. !.
ForAyth. Grnst MattaEn, and Nathan Gatzert.
Ga,yots. L. Miller, l.. Mnttutn, 4. Waterman,
i. Uarl:o, u. +. l!obnaon, D. L. Taylor.