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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-11
New York Market.

NEW YORK, March -Cotton-Qu.r,
at l6i@lGsc; futures closed easy; sni"-
1900 bales; March l6!(alG 9-32c; Apr.
lGs@ IL 2l-32c; May Il l-32c; June
Il ll-32@l7.c; July Il l9;82@l7Sci
August II 2S.326 l73c; September l7sC,
II Bloc; October l6g@lG 2l-32c. Flour
In fair demand receipts 1000 bis; stu
pcrtine western and State II 6jmi 81 ,
common TO good 50 OjGt5 10; good 1"
choice s. l5Cq.5 30; white wheat extra
80 5O@ W; extra Ohio 80 Gjm 30; ST
Louis 50 0O(0.S CO. Rye Flour-Firiu
at S5 10. Corn Mcnl-Steady at - 2jCr
3 50. Wheat-Firmcr; No. | -prIug
- l7ml -; No. ! Os@l 10; No .
Chicago ~ l2al ~; No , Northw,s St
crn - l2!@l l4$; No. Milwaukee
81 ljGgl l.. Rye-Quct and firm at 30
@95c. Barley Firmer at 81 2On 81
Malt-Stcady. Corn-Stcady and u
moderate demand; receipts 10000 bushci,
mixed western ut S3C1 Silc; white sIc
Oats-FIrmcr; receipt, 1900 bu,h"..
mixed western at GGGr DC. llny--Fuu
and unchanged. Cotiee-Quict Mt lG!c
ls1c. Sugsr-Firm; fair 20 good r,nu-
ing 7J(r Sc; prime 81 Moas.",-FTmer
at 6Sc. Rye-Quict. Petroleum Easier
refined l4I@l4ic; crude &c. Turper-
tine Steady al 364c. Eggs-H"yy
Pork-Firmcr at SO 35Ct - 30. Drc--
ed lIog'-Firm at s!c. Beef -Quie;
Cut Meats-Quieti bellies Zoe; middle,
steady; long clear 1850 lOsc; short clear
lie. Lard-Firmcr; prime steam -,
IA lac. Buttcr-Dull; western ljm2i'
Chscse-Quiet and unchanged. Glover
Seed-Firm at l0{m l2!c for western.
Whisky-Quiet and firm at 81 II.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March lO-Flour-Dcmand
good at full prices. Wheat-Demand
active; prices advanced; No. spring 92c
bid; No. SSc; strictly fresh S7!c; rcgu-
spot; S6gc seller April; 93@ 93I seller
May; No. ) 84i@84c.; rejected 7Sic
Corn-Dull; No. = mixed Gle spot; "a ic
bid seller April. Oats-Demand active
and prices advanced No. j2.c bid
spot; 53@ 53Ic seller April; 56@ Sole sell
Ter May; rejected 81. Ryc-Dull and
nominal; No. 97Gl g7Ic. Barley
Dull and nominal Dressed hogs
Steady; light s. 5O@7 65. Secds-Stcady
and unchanged. Pork-Dcmand fair;
prices advanced; No . SIS 40GrlS 80
spot; SIS 81! seller April; SIS 72!m
Is 75 seller June; SIS 7j seller May.
Lard-Demand active; prices advanced;
IA 37B seller March; Is 45 seller April;
Sl3 65 seller May. Bulk Maats Steady
and III moderate demand; shoulders
63mG.c; short rib middles &c; short
clear tote all loose spot. Whisky-De
mand fair and market firm at - 10.
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RAILROAD BONDS Strong with the
Pacific issues and hwest.consolidated
gold bonds AS features.
STATE BONps-N eglected.

RAILROAD BONDS Strong with the
Pacific issues and Northwest. Consolidated
| gold bonds rs features.
STATE BONDs-Negiectcd.
/ SToCKs-To-day has bcea very inn
portant one in Wall street, with the
/ public il terest centered chiefly in the stock
exchange. At the opening great buoy
ancy prevailed in the market and there
was further improvement in values.
In the upward movement the Union Pa
ci6c issues were prominent, stock rising
to 49., the first mortgage bonds to 81;
land grants to l,0Ot; sinking funds to
9OI. These prices being in most instan-
ces the highest ever reached. This large
advance in the Union Pacific ISSUES Wa,
caused by the annal current report
and the adoption of the same
by tho stockholders at Boston to-
day and harmony at the meet
ing. The adoption Of the report carried
with il the recommendation of the dl-
rcctor- that an annual dividend Of 6 per
cent be declared, payable quarterl y,com-
mencing July lst The kilograms from
Boston state that 329, ,66Ssharcs were voted
at the election to-day, being 10000 more
| than last year and the largest ever pollcd.
! The vote was unanimous for the follow
/ ing ticket; Oliver Amcs, Elisha Atkins.
| +. Gordon Dexter, Benz. i Batc=, Oliver
Ames. second, Ezra II. Baker, Sidney
Dillon, Jay Gould, Charles j. Osborn,
Geo. :. Scott Samuel NJ. Mills, JAS b.
Smith, Joseph Richardson G. NJ. Dodge
ard John Sharp. The annual report
shows the earnings for the year ending
December lst, 1874, We're SlO559,SS0 u,
and expenses, including taxes, S4,G52,
3l4 80, leaving surplus of earning,
$500, 800 II, equal to 7 per cent on the
stocks and bonds of the company. The
operating expenses were 4405 per cent
of the gross earnings against 1913 per
cent last year. After Union Pacific
Northwestern common was next i'll point
OF interest, advancing to 4G!. the highest
price of the season. There seems to be n
quiet and steady buying of this stock,
under the belief that the affairs of the
company have improved considerably
during the past year and likely to un-
dergo further Improvement underamend-
ment to the Potter law Western
Union was prominent in dealing, and
rose to 96J under declaration of per
cent quarterly dividend, payable April
18th. st. Paul rose to S6s; Lake Shore
20 74.; Rock Island to Oj; Ohio To %.
Pacific Mail to 40,; Wabash to l4!. At
the intervals during the day transactions
were attended with activity and excite.
mcnt, in the late afternoon dealings the nc
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CINCINNATI, March lO.-A Gazette 8
Rushville, Indiana, special says boiler
in Nelson " Shortridgcs saw mill, six
miles north of that place, exploded this
morning, killing Alfred Joyce, engineer,
and Oscar Hincleman, Il boy twelve
years old, and injuring severely james
Hincleman, Jerry Widener and George
kimball The boiler was blown into Il
number of pieces and IN all directions.
One piece struck log house hundred
yards distant nearly demolishing 1t. The
mill was not running at the time. Nell
son was fling Il saw when the engineer,
a boy eighteen years old, told HIM TO
hurry as the steam was getting too high.
The explosion followed Immediately,
blowing the engineer about sixty feet but
only SLIGHTLY iniuriDtr Nelson
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA. March l0.-Flour -
,uperfuc - 50n3 20; extra 81 OOGi 80;
Wi,con,ia and Minnesota = OOCaj ..
Wheat-Firm; red; 81 22ldl %; amber
81 25G1 %. Ryc-At 9jc. Corn
Mixed western Sic. Oats-Steady; mix
ed 65c. Whisky-Held at 81 l. for west
ern iron bound Petroleum-Easy; re-
fined at l4sci l0!@lO!c Tor crude in
barrels 7i(a7.c in bulk. Clover Seed
Dull at lUfa lie.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March l0.-Fluur-Fair-
" active and unchanged Wheat-ln
good demand and firm; No western
red 81 20; No PSI 10. Corn-Weaker
for western mixed at sole. Oats-Dull
and unchanged. Rye-DuIl at 81 90
ml O2. Hay Dull and unchanged.
Provisions-Firm and more active; Pork
l9G19Jc. Bulk Meuts-;Shoulders 7ic;
clear rib lOtc. Bacon; Shoulders SIC;
clear rib ll!@l4lc. Lard-l3!@ l4ic.
Butter-Steady, fairly active and un-
changed. Petroleum-NominalIy at
73G7Ia. CofIee-Quiet and unchanged.
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East Liberty Cattle Market

EAST LIBERTY. March l0.-Cattle-
Receipts for the past days js7 head;
supply .fair; market fairly active ut
the high prices so called By the eastern
buyers who are shy; extra 7G,7!c; best
So 25d6 10; medium to good 81 '3lg
90: common to fair - 2jCa ) 50; bulls
81 75G5 90. Hogs-Reccipts for the
two days past 1920 head Workers s. -
al Is; Philadelphia. SS 2j@S 90. Sheep
Receipts for the two day, past lclOO
head; best s. 5O@G 25i medium - 75@
: ~
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inc uncil.
From the Pittsburgh Post.
The prospects Of II speedy termination
OF the existing troubles between the pud'
der and iron manufacturers are aSsum-
my much brighter aspect than has been
presented for weeks past. This i owing,
Il, j. said. To- the fact that the rollers,
heater, and other workmen in the roll
isg mills are becoming dissatisfied with
the present situation of affairs, and
the ,uppo,ition that they will join
the puddlrr> in the strike. There
is undoubtedly movement on
foot 70 bring about this end which
Of course would cause either general
suspension of all departments IN the IRON
mills, or result IN the puddlers assuming
charge of the idle furnaces. and thus end
ing the strike Whether the movement
has its origin among the rollers them
selves, or whether IL has been started bv
the boilers, We are not prepared To state.
Neither can the probable final result be-
given, as there at present exists some
differences between the | tnion and non
Union rollers These two factions held
meeting on Saturday evening, when
il was decided to work No more muck
iron furnished by eastern mills. There WAS
not II general attendance At this meeting
however. so that another was called for
Yesterday afternoon. There was 81 fuller
delegation present yesterday, but the
proceedings of the meeting were not
characterized by the striCtrst harmony.
The question arose As 10 whether union
q i..
proceedings. and resulted in a rcpresen-
ta,iyc of the latter stating that the for
mcr should not he entitled 20 voice,
wh-rruVon the uniOnists arose and left in
BODY
From general expression Of opinion had
before ,h., event however, II was evident
JAa, the Union rollers are not extremely
UDNoI, O. stop work They emphatic
ally vtir,. 20 rolling iron that is the pro-
durtuf negro boilers and passed resolu-
Ion setting forth their determination not
nvurk any such iron. They are not op-
go. however. So far as we can under
'-.I. Co working muck bar even If 1t be-
s.'Wrd from Eaytcu mills. The non
HioN.>i> object 10 working muck If
lSH, from Eastern mills. and also 10
....'- the product of the negroes, but
.'. 80 decided on the latter point.
a. ..' meeting Yesterday, no decided nc,
-. was ''N'", oI "uch the rollers ana
,.'...- -'"''".'y' l H'"H or mont mon
'..,.'', . ''.'', ana another meeting Will be
d. " ""y or lW"
''.' ''''T" H' 'h' rollers, however,
49,. .... ". ",TI'h .,iI 'hr greatest Importance,
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, March IO.-Flour-Steady;
in moderate demand. Wheat-Demand
fair and market firm; No. l white Mich.
igsn 81 ISL amber 81 0s; seller April
81 10; seller May 81 ii; No. !
red 81 III; No . 81 033. Corn
Dull and unchanged. Oats-Dull; Mich
igsn sac; white 81. Clover seed-s6 30
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Wheeling and Lake Erie X. II.

From the Milan AdVertiser.
Some of those disappointed parties in
the neighborhood Of Massilon, who felt
sore because the Wheeling and Lake
Erie road was not located at that place
have been trying to discover the standing
of Mr.. Shanley, but have been set back
bv the assurance that one answer To- their
inquiries brought out, that "the parties
behind Mr.. Shanlcy in his contract, are
men of the highest financial standing in
London, which also lncans the world,
and the said parties are not 50 anxious as
they were to make further inquiries. The
Whseling and Lake Erie will be built.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, March l0.-There Wa
an improved jobbing movement but the
package trade in domestic goods ruled
quiet and imported fabrics sluggish; cot.
ten goods firm at generally unchanged
prices; Irish Orchard brown cottens adj
vanced in first hands; prints in improved
request and firm; Gotten hosiery active
and prices advancing woolen goods
quiet and firm; shawls fairly active.
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Germany still Fighting the Pore
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, March 10, sP. NJ }
PROBABILlTIES.
For the Northwest and Upper Lakes to
Missouri and Kentucky, falling barome-
ter, Southerly winds, warm, cloudy
weather and occasional snow or rain.
For the Gulf States and Tennessee, fall
ING barometer, southerly winds, warmer.
cloudy weather and rain.
For the Lower Lakes, Middle and
Eastern States, higher pressure, colder
weather, and westerly winds, backing to
southeast.
The rivers will rise at Memphis, yicks.
burg, Cincinnati and Louisville, and fall
at Pittsburgh and st. Louis.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTsBURGH, March 10 Nv heat
Quiet and price, unchanged Corn-En
In light supply at 7GCaU7c, .hcilcd corn
7lM73c tree in elevator Petroleum
Quiet but steady; crude 81 sOal ~! nj
Parker's; refined l43 for Philadelphia
delivery.
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wheeling Cattle Market.
WHEELING, MArch i

" II EsA-A-''' No.
The following are the arrivals of stock
at the Chri,tman House yards during
last week and the prices paid;
CATrLE-The arrivals were ~ head,
and sold at So OOG,6 %.
HoGs.-Arrival, 35 head, at s. 7j@
: IS.
CALvEs.-Arrivals Is head. at 50 OO@
9 % per head.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market.

New YORK, March lO.-MoNEY-
After leuning at per cent closed at 81.
Extra prime merchantile paper at 5S7
Sterling unsettled and lower at 4799
48O for sixty days and 483! tor sight.
Customs receipts $2O5,OO0.
GoLD-Strong at ll5@ll5i. The gold
squeeze to-day was more successful
than on any previous day. Borrowing
rates were / to l-32 per cent per diem
the latter the closing rate. Losns in ex-
ceptioal cases were made fat. The As
siStant Treasurer disburscd $4,000.
Clearings 81 100000.
GOyERSMESTs-Firm
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New York Cattle Mark et

New YORK, March 10 Be"y"s K"
ccipts 2,04O head; quality ordinary &
good; market brisk at IA shade reduction
from Monday rate; extreme range loi
@l3lc; sales at lli@l2lc. sheep H"
ceipts $500 for two days; market weak
er and prices of about ,c; ranging nj
6Ca.Sc for ordinary to extra Swine
Receipts for two days 5000 head. Non,
on sale alive; dressed steady at SG' 9tc
city SIM Sc.
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or what proposition has been offered, We
were unable to learn, both manufactur-
ers and puddlers proving very reticient
in regard TO the matter. We learned.
however, that no satisfactory adjustment
of the difficulties was made. Another
conference will be held on Thursday at
ternOOn.
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In the United States Senate Yesterday,
after the reading of the journal, the
consideration of the resolution for the al,
mission of Pinchback was resumed, ana
Mr.. Merriman concluded his remarks
after which the Senate went into e1ecu-
tive session.
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Foreign Petroleum Markets.
For Female Complaints,

LIVERPOOL. March lO-P"troicum
Refined l0lmllc; ,pirit, do "!r.
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At a meeting of the Union Pacific
Railroad Company, in Boston, yesterday,
Resolutions we're adopted, authorizing
the directors to pay from the surplus
earnings, dividend Of six per cent per
annum, payable quarterly, beginning
July Isl, 1873.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
parry has declared quarterly dividend
Of > per cent.
The tanding committee Of the Episco-
pal Church Of Connecticut yesterday.
voted on the confirmation of the election
of Drs. Jaggar and Dekoven. a follows;
Jaggar, ayes l., nays i; Dekeven. ayes
s. nays, l6.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, Mcrch Wheat, Corn
Oats and Pptrolcum-Firm and uu-
changed.
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FOREIGN.
The French CabInet.

PARIS. March lot is officially stat
ed that the Ministry has been formed rs
follows: NJ. Buffet, Minister of Inter
ior; VI. Dufaure, Minister of Justice; NJ.
Leon Say, Minister of Finance; NJ. Wal
Ion, Minister of Public Institution; Vi
cemptc De McauN. of the Right, MIN
ister of Agriculture: Duke DecazeS,
Minister of Foreign Affairs; General
De Cjssy, Minister of War; Admiral De
Moutaignuc, Minister of Marine; NJ,
CaillauX. Minister of Public Works.
Germany still Fighting the Pope.
LONDON, March 1.-THE Times Bcr-
lin correspondent tclegraphs that Cor
many has asked Italy whether she will
continue to exempt the Pope from the
obligations of the law, and complains
that he is now abusing the liberty gwen
hrm for the purpose of fomctimg rebel
lion in Germany.
The report that Prince Gortschakof
hpd requested the recall of VIM. Schuy-
Ter. United States Charge d Affairs ut
st. Petersburgh. is untrue.
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The Latcst-A Close Vote and u Dem
Ocrafic victory.

CONCORD. March l0.-The returns
from all but eight towns have been re-
ceivrd. Two hundred and fifty-ninc
towns give Cheney, Republican, SSH;
Roberts, Democrat, 3S,6SSi White, tenn
pcrancc candidate, and scattering, 67S.
The same towns last year give McCut-
hins, Republican, 1850; Weston, Dem
ocras, 80, ,205; Blackmar, temperance, and
scattering, 2,077. The Republican net
gain is 1927, and Cheney's minority
is 595. The towns yet to be
heard from gave last year McCutchins,
Republican, PSI, and Weston, Demo-
crat, 3l3. Adding last years vote in
these towns makes the Republican gain
2,7SS, and Cheney's minority GA, The
footings from the First district elect
Jones, Democrat, by 472 plurality. Bell,
Democrat, is elected in the Second dis
trict BY ia plurality, and Blair Rcpub-
lican. is elected in the Third district by
% majority. The Republicans have
II majority in the House, but
the exact figures cannot be given.
The Senate stands five Republicans, five
Democrats, with no choice in two dis
tricts. There is no election Of Governor
by the people and the duty of selection
will devolvc upon the Legislature, which
will doubtless elect Cheney, the RepubIi-
can candidate. The Democrats claim II
majority in the Council, though the dis
tricts have not been figured sufficiently
to determine finally.
The vote in the State yesterday, Is
said to have been the largest ever polled.
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New YORK, March lO.-CharIes Law
renee, one of the alleged principals in the
gang of silk smugglers has been arrested
in Queenstown. Lawrence Lafayette
Croft his partner, Gustavc Ball and Col
Robert Desange, deputy collector of the
port, are jointly indicted in the United
States Court for smuggling by evadng
the payment of duties on imported silks
by entering them through the conni-
voncp nf custom officials
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DR.. Pisrc. ByFoio. " J..
IAN Ounce oT Prevent n worth n
PDuId Of Cure
THE CHILDREN'S HOME,
OFTHE CITY or WHEELING,

Corner Of Thirteenth and Jacob streets.
The only Unscctarian ReiormatoTy Ia
the state Oi West Virginia, controlled by
Directors and Lady Managers represent
ing al denominations, supported by vol
untaTy contributions.
The Home Is open Ia visitors on Thur
day OF each week from To- O'Clock ,. uu..
and "a the relations of inmates on The"
third Saturday Of each month, at the SANE
hours,
Contributions IN Money, Provision, or
Clothing, Will b.. thankfully received ~
any time, either at the Home, the oilics ui
List, Davenport & Parks, or the Dry brot-
House OF simpson & HOgr. mr2t&lsD
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CHICAGO, March l0.-A SoiuX City
special to the Times says: Many strnng-
ers have arrived to join Gordon'S Black
Hills expedition, which is to start Apr!
5th. The indications are that there VIII
be- over thousand men ready by that
time.
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AT ATLANTA, GA.
Atlanta Ca Constitution, 9Th.

Atlanta Ca Constitution, 9Th.
Yesterday small squad of evil-diSpos-
ed negroes concluded they would try and
see ifthe civil rights bill could be made to
apply to bar-roo and billiard saloons.
They accordingly visited every bar and
billiard room in the city, and demanded
drinks, and to be allowed to play bill
lizards. The negroes We're mulattoes,
and several of them BARRIERS Of the
city. They went round in
pairs. and thus made thorough
circuit of the city. The negroes
started out for the express pur-
pose of making cases under the civil
rights bill, and consequently would not
have minded if they had got Knocked
over once or twice. As it was they failed.
At the Kinlbell House they We're polite
" informed by the bar keeper that the
tables had all been rented by boarders in
the house, and rs that room WAS no
place for loafers they could leave. They
accordingly did leave. Mr.. Thompson
ordered couple out of his restaurant,
who wanted dinner, telling them they
had place of their own to get 1t, but
not there. The darkies Jared the
same Mt the National Hotel, Reading
room saloon, and all the other places they
visited, excepting one that we heard OF.
Here the bar tender sold them drinks.
No violence was used anywhere. They
had evidently been put up to this by
some white man for the purpose of max
ing trouble A effort will probably be
made to establish cases against the bar
and billiard room men before the grand
jury OF the Circuit Court, which con-
venes next week. What these attempts
will amount to remains yet to be seen.
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At'hceliua Rr9ister.

,,s.,..t ii New York yesterday
.. ll54.
v.,v ..s report, tins morning the
,r...... .-. ,as. the weather to-day
-,, ...iy with westerly
,. and lover :.mper"ture'
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Trouble Under the Civil Rights Bill

Sr. LOUIS, March l0.-A special says
that n desperate named Hall, took a
negro into Il saloon at Wayerly, Missouri,
kept by a man named Bcal and attempt
ed to place him on an equality with white
men under the civil rights bill. The bar
keeper protested; Hall insisted, and the
barkeeper then chased the negro out with
revolver. Another negro interter"d
and the burkeeper shot him dead.
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A Grcenback Party.

CLEVELAND, March lO.-Ihe Con-
vcntion to organize an independent or
grecnback political party will meet at
HalcS Hall, il this city tomorrow
Quitca number of delegates, prlnclP"'!y
from the West, have arrived, and many
are expected tonight and Tomorrow
\ conference Of delegates, including
several prominent Labor Union Leaders
and grccnback agitators, was heia at IN
dustrial Hall this afternoon, the nature
and result of which has not been ascer-
tanned. The preparations for the Con-
ventiou have been made under the i'm
mediate auspices of the WoFkinsmch :
Association, and the movement seems 10
be particularly in the Interests OF the
laboring classes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-11
THE PUDDLERS' LOCKOUT.

The iactarers and Puddler's
Reasoning Ihe Matter Together
Conference Meeting Yesterday AZ
ter DON The Rollers and Heaters
inc uncil.