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New York Market.

NEW YORK, October ll.-Cotton--
l34ml4!c; futures closed weak and ir-
regular; October Is ll-lGri November
13!c; December l3Iml3gc; January
l3 l-32ml3 7-l6; February l3 1892
ml3Sc; March Is 27-32r, l3Jc; April
II I.32ml4 l-IGci May l4fCrl4 j-l6c.
Flour-Firm; receipts 10000 barrels;
supertine western and State 50 l5C,j 80;
common to good s. 70@6 90; good 10
choice - OjMG 40; white wheat extra
S. 4OMS 80; extra Ohio - 7OCI7 80; 81.
Louis $ 90@9 90. Rye tlour-Firm.
Corn meal-Steady at - 4OG3 90.
Wheat-Active; receipts 10000 BUSH
els; western red winter, sound new and
old, 81 260l ~; No. l springs 33@
A.; rejected 9Oc@$l o. No. , Chicago
spring new and old, 81 22@l u; No.
do 81 O7ml 10; No. > Milwaukee
81 - Rye-Firm at 9Oc. Barley
Quiet at 81 20@l -. Malt-Flrm.
Corn-Activc; receipts l6iOOO bushels;
western mixed, steam, 7OG72c; do sail,
72C 72Ic. Oats-Steady and a shade
iirmer; receipts $1,000; new mixed and
white 39M jjc; including white State at
Asa j5c. Hay-Steady at GjCa zoe. Hops
-Uuchungcd. Coilrc-Quict nj l9c - Sc.
Rice and MoIasses-QuIct. Sugar
Firm; fair togood refining ia Sc; prime
SIC. Pctrocum-Firm aud quiet crude
7c; refined litc; case, lSal9c. Rosin
Firm Mt 81 7O"l -. Turpentinc-
Frmr Mt 39c. Eggs-Unchanged. Pork
-Firmcr Mt So 5Om22 80 Beef
Quiet. CutMeats-Duil; mldddles dull;
city long clear l2i@l3c. Lard-Dull
mt Is l5-32c. Butter - Unchanged.
Cheese - Firm at G!@l2c. Whisky
Shade easier at 81 lSl.
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thought of or spoken abOut-can be
formed when the fact is taken into con-
sideration that the amount OF business
done in this country annually, in domes'
tic productions, foots up to close upon
$25,0OOOOO. The capital employed by
the manufacturers and merchants Is ST.
100000. The estimated amount OF pro-
ductIon in this vicinity is Sl30OO,OOO in
cluding the Eastern States. The produc-
tion Of the entire United States is set
down at $22O0O,OOO.'
The BAsTIE process, by which it Is
claimed that glass can be made which
will not break except with great exertion,
has been attempted in some factories
lately, but as yet had made but little
progress, and tits beng discussed whether
it will not be better to abandon it alto
ge.her, and, says this writer;
"This process Of anncallng, as claimed
bv the inventor, Is said to prevent break!
age; but rs vet merchants consider II
doubtful, and all who a:e Interested IN
making or selling glass prefer the Old
style. for to them it Is the sweetest music
to hear breakagcS when such DO not oc-
cur in their own warehouses or factories.
They are of opinion that glass has always
been broken and always will be.
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The FnIIRivcr Troubles.

New YORK, October ll.-Thc Ger
mania assembly rooms We're packed, yes
terday, with workingmen, who had
gathered to listen to the story of the
grievances OF the Fall River mill opera
tivcs. Joseph Sumton was chairman,
and the speakers were John Bailey, Nor
gan, jefferson and BclcIiil, delegates
from the Fall River weaycrs, and Sum
ton, McGuire, Winter and Thompson, of
New York. The New York speakers, in
introducing their delegates, said that
they had come to represent the white
slaves of Rhode Island. Among the
sentiments most loudly applauded was
one from Lcandcr Thompson that ANY
man who controlled over million dol
lars was both thief and 81 rascal
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For the Blood IL the Life

Sec Deuteronomy, xii: %. The blood
beng the source from which the system
i, built up, and from which we derive
our mental rs well ms physical capabili-
tiles, how important that II should bc
kept pure. If it contains vile, fostering
poisons, all organic functions become
enfreblcd. Settling upon important or
ganS, ~ the lungs, liver and kidneys, the
effect is most disastrous. Hence il be-
hooycs all to keep their blood in II per-
tectly healthy condition, and more c,pc-
cially does this apply at this particular
season of the year than nj any other.
No matter what the exciting cause may
be, the real cause of large proportion
of all diseases Is bad blood. Now, DR..
Pierce does not wish to place his Golden
Medical Discovery in the catalogue OF
quack patent nostrums, by recommending
1t to cure any disease, nor does he So rec
ommend it; on the contrary, there
are hundreds of diseases that he aCknOwl-
edges it will not cure: but what he does
claim is this, that there is but one form
of biJod disease that il will not cure, and
that disease is cancer. lie does not re-.
commend his Discovery for that disease,
yet he knows it to be the most searching
blood-clcanscr yet discovered, and that II
will free the blood and system of All
other blood-poisous be- the animal, vcg"-
table, or mineral. The Golden Medical
Discovery is wdrrGHted by him to cure
the worst forms Of Skin Diseases. AL
forms of Blotchcs Pimples and Erup.
tions; also of Glandular SwelllngS, and
the worst form OF ScruiulouS and Ulcer
atcd Sores of the Neck, Legs, or other
parts. and all Scrofulous Diseases of the
Cones, aS " htc Swellings, Fever Sores,
IIip-joint and Spinal DIscascs-all q!
which belong to Scrofulous diseases.
coNFlRNED DISEASE CURED
W. GROVE STATION, Iowa.
Dr. P,crcc, Bgdaio, " y:
DEAR SlR:-My wife first became lame
nine wears ago. Swcllings would appear
and disappear on her hip, and she was
gradually becoming reduced, and her
whole system rotten with disease. In 1871
n ,weling broke on her lip, dI>chargng
large quantities, and since that time there
are several openings. Have had liy"
doctors, at an expense of Sl25, who say
nothing will do any good but Il surgical
operation.
July II, 1873, he writes thus: My
wife has certainly received n great benr-
fit from the use of your discovery, for
she was not able to get of the bed and
was not expected TO liven week when she
commenced using ii, a year ago. Sh"
has been doing most Of her work for
uy cr six months. Has used twenty bot
ties, and Is still using it. Her recovery
is considered n almost II miracle, and We
attribute It all to the use of your yalua.
bic medicine can chccrfully rrr"m-
mend it as blood-purIiior and strength
rc>tOrcr. y. VI. ROBINSON.
Golden Medical Discovery j. sold by
Druggists.
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Public Schools in the ChOctaw Ma
lion.

MusKAGEE, |. r., October 1.-THE
report of the superintendent Of schools in
the Choctaw nation shows that $4,000
was expended for school purposes in
eleven months to september -, 1875;
that they have new acadcmv for boys
and new academy for girl, with fifty
pupils for each, and Gtty-iour ncighbor-
hood schools. The attendance has been
better this year than heretofore.
The Nation selected five boys and five
girls from the Academy, the most adj
vanccd, and sent them 1t the expense of
the Nation to the State Academy to fin
i.h their education. OF those selected,
two are ut Shurtlih College; three at
Bonneville, Missouri; two ut Columbia,
Missouri; one at Paris, Texas; one ut
Nashville, and one ut Abingdon, Va.
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CONDENSED TELEGRGMS.

Illicit stills and contrahand material
valued ut $l5.OOO were seized at Brook
lyn on Saturday.
The Kai>erhof Hotel, Of Berlin, the
finest OF its kind in Germany. has been
totally burned. Los, Sl,OOOOoo.
1t is reported that the British and
French Governments are in ccmmuniea-
ton relative to the steps being taken in
view of the recent edict in regard to the
Turkish debt.
Italy will appoint committee Of
Italians resident in America 10 act Mt
the Centennial exhibition at PhiladeI-
phia. The Pope will send two MosaicS,
reprcsenti@g Madonna, by Raphael.
No new developments concerning the
Sccretary>hip Of the Interior.
No disturbances occurred at Shenan-
doah sunday night. Yesterday morning
all Was quiet.
The Prince Of Wales has started on
his Indian trip.
The present indications are that the
announcement of the Secretary Of the
Trea,ur,rs name will not lee made un-
til Wednesday.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, October ll.-Flour-tluiet
and steady. Wheut-Quiet and firm;
No. Chicago spring : l3mSl II; No.
> 81 lO!@l 1O2 spot 81 0G4Grl 0N5 sell
Ter November; closed at 81 OS, seller
year 81 OSi; rejected 81 O5{, Corn
Steady and in moderate demand; No. ,
mixed 5S@jS,c pot; 55c bid seller No
yembcr; 49ac seller year; rejected 51Ic.
Oats-Dull; No. > 3jc spot; @isc bid
seller October; Sc seller November b!
m32Yc seller year; rejected 81 3o!l | BOZ.
Barlcy-Frm at 99c spot; 95!c seller
November. Rye-Frm ana unchanged.
Pork-Dull at ;S23 90 spot; S23 20 seller
October; $2i 90 seller November. Bulk
Meats-Firm and in fair demand; shoul-
dcrs 9gm9lc; clear rib l&!r'l3{ci clear
BE Lard-Dull ond nominal at l@,c
spot; l3.c seller November. Whisky
Quiet at u II.
On call board-W Whcat-Unchanged.
Corn-Firmerat 59i seller October; jGtc
seller November, Oats-Firmcr at 3jsc
cash; 353c seller November. Pork
Higher Mt 50 50 seller October Lard
-Unchungcd.
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FOREIGN.


LoNpox, October 1.-THE Mark
Lane Express thi, evening, in its weekly
review Of the produce market, has the
following: The weather has been much
broken, there having been hail in some
places, but the interruption to field Ia
bor has only been partial. The damp.
ness has intcrfcred with threshnS and
the condition of samples Is
generally bad. The upward ten
dencv in prices is continued, though
business is restricted. The averages, as
compared with 1874, are ID lower, while
in France they are slightly higher.
There is less doing at Odessa, but rates
arc maintained. Dantzic is rather dearcr.
The receipts of wheat from India are
Unprecedented. The quality is low, how
ever; but if the shipments pay it places
vast acreage at the service of England.
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New York Cattle Market

New YORK, October ll.-Bceycs-Rc
acipts $3.50 head, making lo,SOO head for
week, against 1890 head for the same
time last week. The quality WAS mainly
common to medium. Market slow at
about las. Mondays prices. Good to
prime medium natives and all grades of
Texas and Cherokee cattle A., 4c lower.
Good to prime ll$Il2fc; extra and
fancy l3Ml3Ic; common To good Texas
and Cherokee cattle 7!C,9c.
Sheep and Lambs-Reccipts 1920
head. making % OsO head for the week,
against 36.2so head for tne same tim"
last week. The demand was fair and
the market shade better at ilrGtc for
sheep; 5lm7!c for lambs. Most Of the
SALES we're at 5i@5ic for sheep; G!cI7c
for lambs.
Hoss-RcCeipts 1920 head, making
-, 800 head for the week, against 22,O"O
head for the same time last week. a
few heavy State hogs sold mt So. Dressed
CLOSED at lOL,lOIc.
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TIE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPAETMENT, !
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASmNGToN, October II, Az
PROBABILITIES.
For Upper the Lakes Upper Mt'sis-
sippi and Lower Missouri Valleys, light
but falling barometer, northerly winds,
backing to southcasterly, partly cloudy
or cloudy weather.
For the Lower Lakes, Ohio Valley and
Tennessee, rising barometer, northwest
10 northeast winds, clearing or clear and
cold weather with frosts.
For the Gulf aud South Atlantic
States, rising barometer, northwest 10
northeast winds, cooler, cloudy or partly
cloudy weather and occasional rains near
the coast, and possibly frost in the north
ern portion of the former.
For the Middle and Eastern States,
rising barometer, northwest to northeast
winds, cooler cloudy weather and occa-
,ional rain, followed by clearing weather
and irosts on "Wednesday morning.
Cautionary signals are ordered from
Milwauilce to New York.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, October H. Flour -
S,cady; wo.tcrn super - 75G,5 90; extra
- 2jl,5 80; family - oocf1 - Wheat
-DuIl; amber western nom'ualIy a
il;miNed ) 80. Corn-Firm; western
mixed 1Or. Oat~-Duil; western mlNrD
iGc: white isr, 10. Ryc-F.rm mt 1jr'
soc. lay-Fjrn at So Oom2i %
Pork-Stendy at $23 jO@2i 90. Bu,i
Meats Shoulders lOc; clear rib li,c
Lard-Bull Mt l4.@1i! BuLtcr-Lc,
active: western extra SOC; do hrsts 2jfD
&c. Petrolcum-U n,r,tlcd; impos-ibl,
to give the accurate quotations; no bids
Cotice-Firm at l9.r'22.. Whisky.
Que. Il. II l..
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
RALLYAT MARTINS FERRY
Large and Enthusiastic Meet
ing.
The Republicans Waving the
Bloody Shirt.
MARTINS FGREY, October II.

MARTINS FEREY, October IL.
Special to the Register
The last grand rally Of the Democrats
in Meiills Hall tonight was large and
enthusiastic. The hall was insufficient
to accommodate the thronging mass Of
intelligent, honest and peaceful citizens.
Addresses were delivered by Hon. Il.
f. IIavens, of Indiana, and Colonel Scott.
The Republicans mad fair crowd,
which was addressed by Hon. l.. Dam
ford, who talked o. the seyenty-four
Rebels who take their seats in the next
Congress, and waved the "bIoody shirt
for about two hours. If the meetings
here are any indication, Uncle Billy's
election is sure.
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Cousfitutiouai Convention la North
Carolina.

RALEIGH y. C., October 1l.-The
State Constitutional Convention adjourn
ed sD.e die this evening, after "a session OF
thirty-onc working day, In the last
few days of the session, many important
ordinances were passed, amounting to Il
general emancipation Of the Legislature
from the restrictions under which 1t has
labored since 1865, and giving it larger
powers. The public debt question was
not intertered with, several Intellectual at
tempts being made to repudiate the
special tax bonds.
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The October Tcrin of the l. y. Su-
prcme Court.

WAsHINGToN, October 1.-THE Su-
prcme Court of the United States COM
menced its October term to-day, all th"
Justices on the Bench, with the exception
of Associate Justice Miller
At the instance of Attorncy-Gcneral
Plcrrepont, the 9th instant was Let for
the argument of the appeal ofthe United
States, from the decision OF the Court
of Claims. the latter having made de-
cision favorable to the claim of the
Union Pacific Railroad, on account Of
transportation in the Criminal Court.
To-day the application tor writ OF
habeas corpus in behalf of Young Fisher,
late Assistant [. ). District Attorney,
was withdrawn.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, October ll.-Whcat-
Steady and unchanged; No. red 81 50;
No. 81 10. Corn-Unchanged and
quiet at 63mGic for shelled; 606Glc for
ears on track. Oats-Firm and better;
No. state 42c; No. > do 4Oc; white i@c.
Prtr0leum-Unchanre
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Cincinnati Market.

CI.cIyNATL. October ll.-Co.ton-
Firm at l5.e. fioUr-Firm and un.
changed. Whcnt-Active ut 81 3jm
/ 40. Corn-Dull at jsr,G2c. Oats
Dull at 500 ljr. Ryc-7sa soc. Barley
Firm at II l33. Pork-Dull at 50 81!
G,23OO. Lard Steady; steam l@.c: ket-
tie l3gml4r. Bulk Mrat,-FIrm and
unchanged. Bacon-Stcady and in mid
crate demand Mt llfml4.ml5ic Hogs
Strong; ,tockrr- - OO@5 -; common
light s. OO@7 -; good light and modI-
um - 5Om7 -. Whisky-Stcady and
i'm moderate demand at - Il.
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An Answer TO Truth

Editors OF the Register:
Our attention has been called to q
publication in your paper OF this morn
ing, which, for unfairness, we think very
hard to beat. Surely the bitterest psrti,,
san feelings, engendered by heated
campaign, could not justify so unpro-
voked and groundless an attack AN at
tack coming too from most vulnerable
quarter where the clutches OF law may
iasten its fangs through its legitimate eA-
ercise for ntrder.
We simply refer to Mr.. Porter's card
below, which explains itself, for the pres
ent. Time will witness further develop
mcnts in this case. We are 10th to be-
lieve you would do intentionally manifest
injustice to either of us, and therefore ask
in the interest of truth that you insert
this, with Mr.. Porter's card, We nope
in the future to ventilate the honesty oil
the creatures who have been instrument
tai in this outrage, Respectfully,
j. VI. TODD,
W. 5. kENNoN.
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The Longmade Murder.

CONCORD, y. II, October ia
crowd, it Is estimated, Of five thousand
persons We're at the locality OF the Long
made murder yesterday. Nothing Was
discovered tending to more cyid"nc"
against Drew. An aunt of the deceased
girl will testify before the coror"rs jury
that Josie stood in fear of Drew. RG-
nors OF finding bloody oycrai.s mcis con-
N-,,.ti,r
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, October l.-Business
quiet in nearly all departments. Prints
unsettled and American and Oriental
dark fancies were reduced to &c; but
plaid styles were unchanged. Cotton
tlannels in good demand. Ginghams
and dress goods in steady request. Fancy
cassimeres quiet. Oycrcoatings in steady
but limited demand. Flannels and blan-
kets in moderate demand. Foreign
goods dull
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War Between the civilized and SnN-
age Africans.

LONDON, October 1.-The Consul OF
Liberia here gives to the press report
of the progress of the war Of the Libcri-
ans with the barbarous tribes. 1t states
that five engagements have been fought,
in all Of which the Ljbcrlans have been
victorious.
The Morning Post reports that Holland
has lust sent five men-oi-war to the Carl
bean Sea.
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soldiers Reunion I'm indianapolis.

LA FAYETTE, IND, October IL
Every indication in this section points to
u large attendance at the soldiers re.
union at indianapolis. At rousing
meeting at the court house to-day, the
Finance Committee reported $1,000
raised for the free train. La Fayette Is
the only city in the State which sends
free trains. Fifteen hundred volunteers
will 90 from this county.
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Moody 10 be IN PhIIadcIphIa.

PHILADELPHIA, October ll.-At a
meeting of cergymen and laymen' this
afternoon, a telegram was received from
Moody, the revivalist, reading as follows:
"Have asked Brooklyn to let me ot. !
will commence work in your city on Oc-
tober 3lst, God willing"
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The Trouble Retwccn Holland and
Venezuela.

THE HAGUE October 1.-THE Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs stated in the Cham
bcr of Deputies to-day, that the situation
with regard to Venezuela was not such
rs to cause disqmetude but is serious
enough to counsel prudence.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, October l.-Whcat-
Unchanged; new red quoted at 81 25@
35; old red 81 40dl 40. Corn-Dull
and prices unchanged. Petrsleum-Ac-
tive; crude 81 -! at Parker'S; refined
l3gml33c for Philadelphia delivery.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
NpW EOTk Money and stock
Market.

NEW YORK, October ll.-MoNEY-
Market easy at 2@i per cent; closing
dull at > per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 5Im7 per cent. Customs receipts
$GSOOO0. The Assistant Treasurer dis
burscd $4,000. Clcsrings $3l,OOO,0OO.
Bankers bills 47S!G, 49,.
GoLD-Opened and closed 1T llG!i
with sales in the interim at llG.. Rates
for borrowing were 5.64, Lilo, 5-32, l-6i,
l.32 and 3.64 per cent per diem. At the
close loans were made flat.
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Rev. w. W.A.HARRIS, President,
University of Vir inia.

Opens Octocer continues through nine
months. II is organized In schools on the
elective. system, with full courses In ClHs-
sicS. Literature, Science with practice Ia
Ghlmical and Physical Laboratories In
Law. Medicine, Engineering, Teaching
and Agriculiqrr;; yAAPPIy i3f % Catalogurs To- 10
TnIvrrliiy OF Virginia, Albcmarlc CO.,
"a Iyl3-dryHs
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....-......... lama. .c.a,,,,, ,rtbc
,o,pgs...gr.. If GLASS. the progress of
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.-,r ,,,.r.., =, ,,r citizens ipasmuch
f.. mi. nnru,oc,ure i,smonr our chief
fr.ro..-;e. I, saws that at the present
,,.,. ,,... ..,,1;,ion IF the trad, in All its
,.....,.. .;.,v.,ol;r.,,y anil ,nd eve. no
t. ,s s,,roo, yi,aIitv This isaccoun,-
o5e,r chiefly bv thcreneral s,asnatiou in
,r,J. in every branch of commerce, and
L.con.e +, i. believed that the amount of
GOOD. manufactured in this country an
,,.rl,.i. NOR, than sufficient for the
<.,f.,,r ..n.rrp,fan. Besides this, u
r.-,.,..,..r., ,r article, made of Glass
...,.,.-.f.l.,. r,,,rries the purchase of
,.h...b ,.or,I moth consistent with the
-,..I -gr.. off .. ,u,av supposed to be cx-
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MONTREAL, October IA gentle
man prominently CONNECTED with the
Guibord casc$ states that no day has
been set for the burial of Guibord's re-
mains, and that it is possible it may be
deferred for "A considerable time.
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Death of Roman catholic Priest

DETROIT, October ll.-Rev. James \
IIennessy, founder and pastor of St.
Patrcl's Roman Catholic Church, died
to-day. lie was resident of this city for
twenty-five years and greatly respected
by all classes
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CAMP oN RAPID GREEN, !

sept. -.
have discovered gold in small guam
titles in the Bear Lodge Mountains,
about twenty miles east of the Little
Missouri buttes, in the northwestern por-
tion of the Black Hills The field i
limited in area. not exceeding fifty square
miles. and is wholly in Wyoming,
being separated irem this region and
about Harncy's Peak by the Rriwatcr
Valley. Gold is derived from the de-
composition Of iedges Of teldsp"r ana
porphyry, carrying oxides Of iron and
man gancSe, no quartz being found
in the region, and the deposites, us far as
examined are gravel bars of limited
area near the head Of the mountain
streams. / have nearly completed the
work Of surveying, and expect to reach
Fort Laramie on my return about Octo-
ber 10Th,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-12
Wore Assassination In The hihihS
kc.iOus-

PoTTsvLLE, PA, October ll.-ThoS.
Divine, night watchman at the Palmer
coIhcry. near New Philadelphia, was shot
andprohah.y mortalIy wounded, tonight,
while ON hi> way 10 work. The assassin
escaped.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-12
Critical Illness OF Hon. =. IL.
SteDhenS.

AUGUSTA, Ga, October ll,-AlcNan-
der II. Stephens was taken i'll on Satur-
day. His suffering is represented as eX-
crutiating, and his condition critical. He
is affected with stone in the bladder.