The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-17
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TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.

DOMESTIC NEWS.
Why the Pennsylvania Miners Could
Hold out.
NEW YORK, April lG.-The Pottsville
Dispatch say, the secret of the long con-
comfortably and keeping SO bold front
lies in the credit system heretofore pur-
sued by the merchants 1t was impoSsi.
bic ut the outset to refuse 10 trust regular
customers who had paid promptly, and
aS no one knew how soon the suspension
would end. Merchants were obliged to
keep on throwing good money after bad
in the hope that favorable turn would
bring i! all back; but crisis is at hand
wholesale dealers have taken alarm and
are refusing to sell goods to this region
except for cash and without fresh sup
ply the retailers will soon have nothing
for customers. One firm Of general deal
cr, has credited $4,000 during the strike
and many others have from $1,000 to
$4,000 on their books. John Slney,
President Of the National Labor Assocl-
alton is quoted Us saving the strike is on
is last legs.
the Miners Leaving.
The Philadelphia and Reading railroad
adopted the plan of running an engine
ahead of all passenger trains, and found
It's advantage in so doing The miners
49, ~ a. sii, af tho con,g.t and are lr,y.
;n,, IN cnr.idrroble Numbers, Not
.,,3p,b wiII Ia,ve bowcvcr to make uuy
material difference in the quantitvof coal
ruinrI
Black Hills Miners Captured.
CHICAGO, April l6.-Licutenant Brad
lev trlcgraphs here US follows: Captain
Mix has secured the mining party near
Hurneys Peak. containing sixteen men
and one boy. They Will be- here on the
18th inst.
The Case of Beecher.
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;',!n'.l ,- H.. Mar + Richards her
maiden name. at one Of the Brooklyn
hotels She il under subpoena from the
Beecher lawyers.
Gre,t FIo,din Omaha.
n,,. ,,ru1s IN. birh v.tor
~ 49, -! ,'.,ral ,apr.l d,,. na.t h.. dnIarnd
T"',m ,nain. ~. ~, tbn I:Hior pSc;6r railr3od
S',' "' s"niI,, % h.come 80 birh thot traveI is
Ia, inaI'' "I'" ,.norI.d ho,ronn T"rn,pin
s,!.,'e s,i.! ", 80 "nd G,,dan rtab Tho
NY, ".'','S' f,S, S.or - n,anr niacos sand
"',fi vi, ri.in.- II +. rmnn.siLi, 10 nreJirt
,.l,,n ,ra,,I ,.;i, IA. rnIpncJ Tbr c,n.
W.. oro ro,,rtod to l.. mu of snow
I,.,t;an a,tbo nroscrt ,~onhIn i. IN R;t
,.r rrarE v,Ijrv Zoo mile, west Of Chry-
,..,,, m. ,,,s.ongar train. tbo, lntt her.
''.I .l'o t".l I,Le,d Ii,L in.,s ,oro Irin,
W. I"- -. . ,,.,, M which 1'O,E'
I,n ~ rcn,ba I$,b ,rn ut noint. west Of
C.aon w. ,',1 ri,sr. all .rn in yodJ onortrr. and
,,.,lI "or.a fIr Tbn T7nion Pacific Off
.,'oi' ,I oJ,..'e thatr.ycI.rs for California and
T,ab moi to start mill notice Of the
flnrkadr brinr broken. Is given.
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New ORLEANS. .ApnI lo'If iitA day
FIRST race, handicap hurdie race, TWO
miles, over clght hurdI",' cru" pup<e 9'oo'
first horse S"oO, second morse @loo tlird
so; Tom L"athers won by one length,
Limestone second, Bob Brltton third'
heating Captain Jack ShlIiah and Little
Flirt; time 3i7S. At the fourth hurdle
Little Flift fell, but little damage was
done to the horse or rider. At the fifth
hurdle ShIllah fell, breaking her right
leg and slightly injurlng her rider In
the pools last night Lines one and Tom
Lcather- was SO, and Little FIlrt $50
On the track they were about the same
relative value rs IN pools.
The second race was Tree hahulcap'
mIie heal>, 'or N'u" P'"So W ',.0'
horse S4OO second horse SlOU. Mary j..
|, !; Mlidew, ., :; vortex t. d time
l:i7!, l:413. The t!rSt neat was won Dy
a halflength, and the second by length E,n'
In the pools last night, MlIdew stood ~
Vortex 2oo Mary Il; 100 On 'ne ''"TN
after IN" hf>t neat, Vortex oo' MAI! L.
~, Mlldrw ~.
ne th'!a race was one ana one i"urth
n'''e ior " .. ages lor "I'GO purse Hi e2Voi
nrH' h'rst : tVo' second morse 80 th'rd
horse so; won by Captain Hutchinson,
beating Ur'ngrr' bonaVenture, and
stampede u'"' ''lof. In tn' P""I last .S
mlSht ho""I'"I",t' ," U 90 "rHns'r "0 %"
T.",h E. Peu' to I"p'.." .u. iiu.'"i,'S"n % oo
va 'n' ',T'" oD'g!. W. ,ta's po,,"' e.',
'"'e was 'I' ,T' oi .Ie' S'"''',tL's ''"' W o'''
against III, Sne o'hrrs' pohn'
venture anu .M u."' ger ''n "t[N cen