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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, September 2l.-Flour-
Dali but steady and unchanged. Oats
FIrmcr; white western 5Oc; mixed iGc
Corn-Quiet; western mixed GSmGSlr.
Wheat Firm; amber western 81 81;
mixed At 81 &3; No , red western ut 81 33;
Pennsylvania mixed 81 25n1l 81 Rye
Quiet and firm at 7jCr soc. Hay
Steady; Maryland aud Penn -ylvmia
Irm"thy-22H2 25c. Proyi>ions-Firm.
Pork-Firm at 22!@25. Bulk shoulder,
s5c; clear rib Pc Loose Bacon
Firm; shoulders 9.ml Toe; clear rib Is!
ml&4c; hams I5ml5.c. Lard-Duli at
He. Butter-Flrm;we,tcrn extras 3Or;
lr,t~ 25G DC Refined l.!
ceI35; crude 6l96sc; Coflce-Strong;
iobbng l9!@22!c. Whisky-S.cady at
II -.
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New YOrk Market.

NEW YORK, September 24.-Cotton-
Quiet ut l3bGl3sc; futures closed barely
steady; September - 7-l6Gl3 l5-32c;
October Is l-lGMl3 3.32c; November
l25Ml2 29-32c; December l2,@
Il 20 52c; January II 30-32Gl l3c; Feb
ruarv l3 3-lG@i3 7.32; March Is 1892
. @l3 7-l6c; April 1890. Four-Dull
and without decided change in price,
and only moderate export and home
trade demand; receipts 5000 barrels
Wheat-Receipts 5000 bushels; irregular
and unsettled; sound parcels are better
with moderate inquiry; unsound and
rejected dull and declining: rejected
springSl 0OCgl 05; ungraded do 81 u;
No. Milwaukee 81 Is; No. , Chicago
spring 81 Is; No. = Northwestern 81 20
al u; No. Z Milwaukee new and old
81 23G %; white 81 SOGl 50. Rye
Firm and unchanged. Barley-Rathcr
more active at 81 %. Malt-Steady. Corn
Receipts $4,000 bushels; market un.
settled and lower, under strong pres
sure to realize; western mixed steam GS
GI7Oc; do sail 7O@7lc. Oats Heavy;
receipts $4,000 bushels; white western
ij(G52c; mixed Chicago 45G 4Sc. Hay
Unchanged. Cotiee-Firm ut l9@
2lIc. Sugar-Fair to good refining
I 1860 o!c; prime SIC. Molasses-ln
moderate demand and steady at 7Sca SOC.
Petrolcum-Firmer; crude 7c; refined
l4tc. Rosin--Firm at 81 7jml 50. Eggs
Firm "t 2f@25c Turpenline-Firmer
ut &2!c. Pork-Firmer at S2l 2ja
y 80 Bcef-Uuchunged. Cut Meats
Dull; midd!es quiet western long clear
l2ici city do l2!Crl2ic. Lerd-Firmcr;
prime steam lo3ogl35c; October l3sm
1870. Butter-Frm; western l5m -.
Chersc-Frm at ji@ll!c. Wnishy-
Quiet at ~ 81
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New York Cattle Market.

New YORK, September 24.-B"eves-
Receipts | 30 head, making 500 hca,
Tor four days, against 1850 head for tn,
same time last week. Ordinary to gooc
Texas and Cherokee cattle in demand at
al advance Of Be-. The markr. was cs-
pccla,ly bad Tor fat native steers and fair
to to prime prime &aptGS apT5 s.isi is of 4 4c ordinay
to good Texas and Cherokee cattle ,rl
lObc: good native steers freely Offered AT
llImllBc; offerings not closciout
Shecpand Lamb:-Receipts 252O
maKiug l7.s5O head for tour days
against y, 90 head or the same time last
week; market dull at l!Ct Ic for sheep;
lambs Ga lie, with atrw at 7lc.
IIogs-Rcccipts $50 head making
1920 Tor four days, against 1920 same
time last week. None offered alive; de-
nand firm at lO.mlllc.
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Cincinnati MGrkeI.

CINCINEATI September 24--Co.ton-
Quiet at 13ic F!our-Quict and un-
changed. Whcat-Frm at II 800, 40
Coru--DulI; mixed 600, 62c. Oats-Duli
at 35a i,c. Burlcy-FIrm and unchaug.
ed. Ryc-Steady at 7j@ 1oc. Pork -
Active at S2l 100, - Oo; closing at the
oLtside figure. Lard-Du!l; steam 1870;
kettle 1&4C,lic. Bulk Meats-Qaict at
s.m s{Lrl2iml2EmI24c. Bacon - Firm
at 9,M9iDri&.ml33y. Whisky - No
-nl.- but held ut 81 Ii.
Ilu-,-F.rm and Unchanged
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uy,hc 18th inst. We published a list OF
.sr.,ya; appojn.ccs as Cadet Engineers
.r.. United States Navy, which men
..-I a- the only recipient Of that posi-
.on from tai, State, the name or HENRY
s a..a. Hon. CHARLES JANE, FAULE-
>s. seeing this announcement, and
.s.nar-l. was a mistake, wrote to the
.-,. ,.-, Of the Navy Department wh1,
.s..g -a.rl that no such name was
a.tar .-. apPointees, nor, 50 tar as he
'! learn Was ON the list even of APP
aa., Of course We were misIcd by
.... wa, published as the "oiiicial list, -
,..-.ace that was wrong, it seems that,
u. ,aa loyal State Of West Virginia
,n.. -rpre,cntcd at all in this position.
There is another chance next year, how
...-. and She may bc more fortunate.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
NpSy Work Money and Stock
Nfarkct

New York, September 2i.-MoNEY
Market closed easy ut 2rr3 per cent.
Prime mercantile papcrja7 per cent.
Customs receipts $4,000. Treasury dis
burscsients $l7LOJO. C.carings SIS
100000. Dry goods imports tor the week
$2.379,0OO Bankers bills 900 is&!.
GoLD-Opcned at l16!, fell to llGs,
rose to 1861, and closed at llGs. Rates
paid for borrowing were GrG7 per cent
per annum and l.6l and l-32 per ccmtpc
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France and the Centennial.

PARIS, September PA crowded
meeting, com posed of the principal man
u.acturcrs OF Paris, was held to-day, for
the purpose Of inducing a participation in
the Philadelphia Exhibition, and of
furthoring the Interests of the exhibition.
VI. Dir,z Monnin, member of the
National Assembly for Paris, presided, &,
and delivered an address, in the course
which he took occasion to refute
the insinuations thrown out by
some of the German papers, that the
goods on exhibition in Philadelphia
might be liable to scQuestratiJn. He IN
sisted upon the necessity of French par
ticpation in the exhibition. y rcsoIu-
tion WAS unanimously adopted declaring
tnat a representation of French manu-
facturer> at Philadelphia is to the inter
csts of France in patriotic rs well as an
economic sense, and the meeting engages
itself to do all in its power to attain this
object.
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Toledo Marked.

ToLEno, september 2L--FIoUr-
Dali. Whca,-Four ccn,-'owrr; closing
tcaIi,r No. white Wabash Il -; No
l wlilr Michigan 81 -: amber 81 81,
seller October 81 -; seller November
81 -. Corn--Qui-t and firm; high
mixed. Gle: low mixed CO.; ~ grade GOc;
damaged 5iy. Ont,-FIrm; 10. :. seller
October 3gc; seller year 5j!ei Michigan
&9c; rejected a-r
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
Stand ard Works.
BIGELoW's LIFE OF FRANKLIN

The Life Of BenJamine Franklin. Written
by himself Now firSt edited from otis
lnal manuscripts, and from his printed
correspondence and other writings. BS
Hon. John Eigrlow. Three vols. Crown
SNo. Per ol.:-Extra cloth, S2.JJ; III
brary,s3.OO: half calf, gilt, $50.
"lfany one should dispute the claim
lhls work la place in contemporary 1T.
eTaiure, The answer Is at hand IN the facts
OF which Mr.. BigclOw presents "A lucid
statement, and In the admirable manner
III which he has carried its plan into exc
cutIon. ~. y. Tribune
"The Hon. John Bigelow, well known
diplomacy and Journalism, has conferred
his new edition OF the Life Of Franklin.
specimens OF book-maliing We have seen.
". y. Herdid.
1--WE know or no volumes which We
would more willingly commend To tho
study OF our trllOw-citiZenS, young aud
old, than those In which the MeSSrs. Lip
plncott Co. have given us the result OF
MT. BlgclOw'S painStaking researches into
the llir and character of Bcnam Frank
ln.'-BOStOH Globe.
"Mr, Bigelow has done noble work In
itS preparation, and the publishers hay
given II 10 the public in the best style
the art. Christian AduOcute.
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4 MONODN.

TO De sun, by the A.tsi'tgeHcsr on the
>.h af October, the day after the election
-...-r, are all in:
.Arl.aiiuu> sore, long time he bore,
Fur'h.u-> would not WORK handy;
n.' '"T tuu bad 10 think that Dad
should tuu> use up our Andy;
Gone OIL on his ear
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Condition Of lIemry CIcws tS Co.

New YORK. September IA meet
ing of the creditors OF Henry ClewS "
Co. was held at the office of the Register
in Bankruptcy, under an order OF the
United States District Court, to show
cause why they should not be declared
bankrupts and discharged from all their,
debts, and claims Of objection were made
by number of creditors to their dis
charge in bankruptcy.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, September 24.-Wneat-
Dull and unchanged. Corn-Steady; 20
6G7lc for shelled. Outs-Cnchanged.
Receipts-Wheat, 3 $40 bu.; corn, $50
bu.; oats, $50 bu. Petroleum-Steady and
unchanged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-25

VIENNA, September 24.-M. Gahetta
was interviewed while in Vienna, and he
said he was not uneasy with regard to
party division or Bonapartist and Mon
nrchral intriguc>; that the number of
Bonapartlsts deputies might, at most be
doubled in the next Assembly, but they
would be unable to sicze the government
or transfer the army.
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The Aerial Ladder Disaster.

New YORK, september 24.-The jury
in the inquest on the remains ofthe men
killed by the fire ladder accident found
verdict 10 the effect that the break was
due to inferior materials and faulty con-
structon of the ladder The Fire Com
missIoners wers censurcd for not hosting
the ladder practically before allowing 1t
to be used, and its further use is con-
JnppaJ
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"Thc learning of the treatise is Incomes
table. The need of this learning iu this OF
all countries, and more now than ever be-
fore, j. equally patent. And 1t In positive
that the doctrines discussed will survive
and be active rs long aS mankiud."- Ihd-
ouiciphid .NVrth AHIsTicdH.
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BY TELE GRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th Sts.
LEWIS COUNTY FAIR

WESTON, September 24d, 1915.
Special TO the Register.
The sweepstakes trotting race mile
heats, the best two in three resulted a:
follows: Moscow l. |; Belle Bland ,, 2
Joe 3, 3. The fair, generally is fine
success. WoFF.
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TEE EkTHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OyPIcE OF CHINE SlGNAL OFFICER,
WAsmNGroN, Sept. % a. NJ. J

PROBABILITIES.
For New England, the Middle States
and the Lower Lake Region. generally
clear weather, Slight rise OF temperature,
with southerly to westerly winds, and
stationary or slowly falling barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Eastern
Gulf States, clear or fair weather, north
east to southwest winds, slowly falling
barometer, slight changes in temperature, ,
and light rains near the Gulf coast.
For the Southwest, areas of rain. fol-
lowed bv clear weather, northerIy to
easterly winds, increasing in force, and
continued high barometer.
For Tennessee and tie Ohio Valley,
partly cloudy weather, southerIy to west
crly winds, falling. followed by rising
barometer and cooler weather.
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alt has held recognized place in our
Literature for forty years, and II viii prob
ably long retain that place. At least uu
work has yet appeared I'm our Language Ia
Supplaut Il, though there have been
good many lives OF Napoleon. - BosiH
Transcript.
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HAzLITT's LIFE OF NAPOLEON.

The Lii" OF Napolcan Bonaparte. By
william llaZIitt, New Edition. lllustrnt-
ed with steel Plates. 1hrr"Nols Large
Emo. Extra cloth, $50: sheep, $500.
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This Is the earliest OF the three great
works on political science which gave Ia
Dr. Llcbrr IA foremost place among writer's
criDi.
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THE NEW HYPERION

From Paris 10 Marty by Way ofthc Rhine.
by Edward StrahHu. pTotusrly Illus
tratcd with over 80 EugTHYIngS, nom
designs by DOrc and others. SNo. fNtII
cloth, black and gilt Ornamcntntion
Gilt Top. $40.
"Quaint, humorous, ana entertaining
describing thcJourucy from Paris to Marty
10y way Of the Rhine. II iSan cNquisit-iy
printed ana lHStciully bound volume, nud
the illustrations, three hundred IN mum
brr, are largely by Gustayr DOrr. The
book Is among the most unique and las
cinatlng I'm lis way that We hnN" ever
chancrd 10 Src. '- BostoH JOWHdt.
at is ~ purely humorous ne can Nr,i hn
imagined. n j. not "a book 10 b" cOully
d"SorI bed, bat 10 Dee read and enjoyed Hnd
laughed Oyrr.'-BOStDii -1dre,tiscr.
I'VE have rarely examined work
whose material seem to be- 50 thoroughly
dIg"si"d nj cumpuCtly arranged Hs that
bripT. Us. - BpstDH GtDLc.
"ln her gOodly vOrumc she has N YOsa
useful contribution 10 European hidctor
Tn" mechanical execution ufthr w0krky
substantial and handsome. Mem isy
Hid'pcndcIh
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Cincinnati Exposition.

CIHCGNNATl, September 24.-The at.
tendance at the Exposition to-day and
evening was estimated by the sales Ol
tickets at nearly 10000, the attraction
being the grand floral display. Three
thousand square feet were occupied by
florist, with beautiful designs III
floral work and cut flowers.
Tde first grand premium was
$4OO, for the best general display OF
ioral work and cut flowers, was awarded
to Thos. Knott Il Son, of this city, their
floral work being "a number of agricuitur-
al implements made OF beautiful! flowers.
Among the display WAS afountain nearly
eight feet high; an Is foot chandelier;
Il large bell and globe, and other fancy
articles. For the best display of the
greatest number of varieties of cut flow
crs, the first premium, 500, was awarded
to James Nick, of Rochester, New York,
whose display covered nearly one-thIrd
of the entire space.
The California JourmnIistic Libel
Suit.
SAN FRANcGsCo, September 24.-Com.
plaint in the hbel suit of the proprietors
of the B,iictia and CAL vs.. Alta, was
filed to day; damages set at $4,000.
The complaint, which is quite lengthy,
states, IN effect, that the plaintiff, have
never published any false news or un.
Just or uutruth!ul comments concerning
the Bank of California or it manage
ment and never conspired to injurc
the bank or impair It's credit,
nor have ever enGcuvorcd to produce Il
financial panic in this State or elsewhere,
or 10 increase ou" when existing for the
purpose OF specuatng i'll values, or tor
any purpose but that the defendants,
of the alta, knowing the
above facts, but cuvylng the good name
# plaintiffs and their success rs journal
i-t-. have charged them with the above
acts in AN article published in
the Attn of the 2l-t, which article l.
quoted ~ II part OF the complaint.
The probability OF this suit being COM
mcnCed mas eACiGcd much oornm"nt, pul
lie opinion being div d"d rs to the object
in view, bat the belief seems to be- unan-
inou~ mat it forced to trial racy de-
vclDpmcuts will "u>u".
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Symptoms of Cntnrrh.

Dull, heavy headache, obstruction of
the nasal passages, discharges falling
from the head into the throat, sometimes
profuse, watery, and acrid at others,
thick, tenacious, mucous, purulent, bloody
and putrid; the eyes are weak, watery
and inhamcd; there Is ringing in the ears,
deafness, hacking or coughing to clear
the throat, eXpectoration of offensive
matter, together with scabs and ulcers
the voice is changed and has a nasal
twang, the breath is offensive, smell and
taste are impaired; there is 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.
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"The editor has incorporated some notes
and other mai"rlal !rit 10y the author, has
made "A multitude OF minor corrections.
verified IN" citations, ana added some
notes OF his own. TIA" work, Therefore, /,
rendered douhly fresh and valuable" =
Boston JOUrHuL
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perfect i'm all that pertains 10 the max =
ing ofa hook. ~. Y. fhristidn B.iOu.
POLITICAL ETHICS,

BY Francis Licbcr, LID. Author of"CIvil
Liberty and Srlf-GuYcInmrnt." New
and Revised edition. Edited by The
odorc ID. Woolscy, LID. Svo. 2ynIs.
Extra cloth, 5000.
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ovERNMENTS-Firm.
RAILROAD BoNDs-lrrcguiar and il
the main lower.

H. I RnNnS- rTEuTl.lT and
,l,a main lnoor
ST,rr SrrI.eIrIr,-DgII
Srnrr.-- D,cIinnd sIi,.btIvin tLe .arly
dealings but afterwards ,aivanccd Ia}
nnr cent At the second call price,
Ibow.J - ra,ct,,n Of Illl nrr cent and
,,arlo, yr,. bc,,.v In ,b.. lat. de,,inr,
IN the afternoon. stocks were heavy and
lower, Pacific Mail led the decline,
and fell off from &5( to 33I:
closing Mt the latter figure
Tni- decline wa, attributed to
rrnnrt. i'm rr,,ard To the Cty of Toxic
,I ,t,., ,,,,,,..-.,i,,, Io.,,..r S,r Fr,p-
ff - - y.
CISCO anu P"Tl- III oI'7." anu "''
couvcr. which has reduced the rates to
I,.ir,, 4, H,,ura. - p,ul WA. veal, and
r'S'lS "I"'''' ~ '"' va
declined from III u - Ipr '''h!H'H' ana
from 637 TO 60 for preferred. Lake
shore d.rliraJ from AZ To- 52l and
~ a. en- a
closed al ojt. W r,lcTh Oh''H U'1 %"
from tbi 10 iDi, Cioslrg Ht iJ5. NcTlh-
western fell nH tn ~ for common. and
-" ''' -"
P'c'''''" ~ - - VI - "
heavy ana Declined |" 90,
The market closed weak The trausac-
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"Mr. Hazlitt was In possession Of ample
materials for th" accomplishment of hi,
task, and the consumato skill with which
he has turned them To account presents Ia
tempting object of literary curiosity
" J. TriL1He.
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The very best WOr Il one at
tneVCTy lowest figures.

E-timatcs and samples furnished on
short uUticr. Give Us an order and be
convinced.
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Nv " NITITN VI TTIN NUFT INV
won higher pTtiS" from eminent authori-
ties than The LAT" Prof Francis LirbrTs
Manual OF Political Ethics Story anu
nO'fi;ISrg,NrIrSJ'S,hF DIlnh"r Of those.
y. J. HdcpeHdoR.
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DIR. sAGE's cArARRu REMEDY

il, beyond all comparison, the best prep.
arsti0n Tor Catrarh ever discovered
Under the influence of its mild, sooth-
ing, and healing properties, the disease
soon yields. The Golden Medical Dis.
covery 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 ra,m
with Dr. Ptercts Nasal Dourhc-thc
only instrument by which fluids can be
perfectly injected to all the passages and
chambers OF the hose, from which dis
charges proceed.
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History of The Reign Of Charles w.,
Three Volumes,

"Thc typography, indeed the entire me-
chnnical execution, OF these books il rN-
qulslt": and We runlIosiiatingly pronounce
the series not only the best edition of
PrrScotf's Works ever published but one
OF the hHndSOnU>t set Oi books the Amrr
can press has given uS. - Boston JsuJItuf
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THE WORKS oFW. II. PREsCor

New and Revised Edition. Edited by
i. Kirk. Fifteen vols. l2mo. with fu'
traits from steel, aud Maps. Per vol.
Extra cloth, S22j; half calf, gilt extra
$40.
History of the Conquest Of Peru,
Two Volumes.
History OF Ferdinand and Isabella
Thrr" Volumes.
History Of the Conquest Of Mexico
Three Volumes.
History Of the Reign OF PhiIip H.,
Three Volumes.
History of The Rcis Of Charles W,
Three Volumes.
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Goldsmith Maid tro,ted Al Quincy,
Illinois. Yesterday, two heats, making the
mile in 2:2ji and 2:l9t, respectively.
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Ns[iN 51.EjHi'IRM
1861

The CHASTITY record OF deaths that reSul
from pulmonary affections Is frightiul;
Their" i no disease that iS so inSidUouS in
its attacl, as consumption. By thcnrglcct
of ''Slight colds" they soon become deep
seated aud defy remedies which, ifappli-
piled at the outset, would have aYcTtcG all
danger. Dr. Tuit'S ENrccturtni has prov
en- il-,IIihr most valuable Lung BalSam
ever discovered. 4 distinguished clergy
man Of New York, DronuunccS IL the
greatest blessing ui the nineteenth ccniu-
ry. ." and says mo family should be with
out IT," II is pleasant to the taste, and "a
single dos" will often remove most OhSti-
nat" cough Office, Is Mury street, New
York OCtl2
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A Fiend Who Deserves 10 be Hung
Drawn and Quartered.

CINCINNATI, September 24-The Ga
zetfs Belfontaine special says, Mrs
Schell, wife OF the man arrested yesterday
for the murder of Miss Laughlin, near
Belle-Centre, Thursday, WAS arrested and
testified before the coroner to-day, that
her husband bad told her that he intend
ed TO ravish Miss Laughlin and Kill her
afterwards; that their ride on Thursday
was planned for that purpose and that
her husband threatened to kill her if she
fpllowei him when he went into the
bushes with Miss Laughlin She says he
returned in about two hours, stating that
Miss LaughIn fought so hard that he
did not succeed in raviShing her, although
after he had stabbed her she said: Don't
Kill me, Jim, | wont resist any more
But he feared she would tell, and so he
XII led her, threatening also to kill his
wife if she told oft.
Mrs. Schell also testified to
other crimes committed by her hus-
band. The affair has caused the most
intense excitement. Business is suspend
ed and it is reported that several hundred
citizens from the surrounding country
are coming into BelIefontanc tonight
determined to lynch Schell. Many
wagon !oads have already arrived. The
sheriff has summond a strong posse, who
are guarding the Jail, but trouble is ex-
pccted before morning.
The Brute Lynchcd.
CINCINNATI. Sctitember 24.-AbOut
300 men attacked the Jail ut Brllcion-
taine, Ohio, about half past twelve q clock
tonight, battered down the doors,
dragged Schell out and hung him to u
tree. The guards made no resistance
Schrll protested his innocence of the
crime.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-25
The Pope Rctrncts.

A special dispatch 10 the Ne'os from
Madrid says that the Popr's recall oi the
Papul Nuncin, Cardinal Simconi, and
the implied disavowal Of his acts, has
occasioned considerable surprise. Mon
seguor RopclIa is more liberal than his
predecessor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-25
4E'hcelinN 2raister,

G.lD closed in New York Yesterday
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