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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-28
25,00e Lake Shore
New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, December 27.-Beeyes-
Receipts 1000 head, making 6,O2O head
for the week. against S.2G0 head for last
week. Quality fair, with few car load.
of extra and premium steers. Market
extremely dull at reduction for the
week of nearly 5c, but q shade frmcr
under light offerings than at the close on
Friday last. A few premium Christmas
cattle retailcd at l3Wl3!i extra and
fancy lots l24@l3c; common to prime
native steers and oxen S'G sc; COM
mon to fair Texas and Ohcrokees 6,914c;
general sales to wholesale sIaughterers
for fair to good native cattle were at 93c.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts 6,S7O head,
making 1920 for the week, against
%, $50 head for the same time last week.
Quality common to extra. Trade dull
ut shade improvement from Friday
and Saturday, but at decline for the
week of tM!c; common to extra sheep
4B67c; fair to choice 5!@7!ci most OF
the sales of sheep at &c,
Swlnc-Reccipts $500 head, making
% $40 head for the week, against 25,92O
head last week. Hogs offered alive at
81 25 per 100 lbs was bid, but not accept
ed. Dressed closed steady at S4C 9sc for
citv and western dressed.
The annual statement of the receipts
of live stock in this market gives total
of 452, ,37l beevcs; 5,Os6 milch cows; u.s.
7S9 calves; l,233, 1884 sheep aud lambs,
l.3SS,5l4 hogs showing an increase over
1874 of /, 40 milch cows 400 calves
and 68,33l. sheep and lambs; and Il de-
crease of .662 bcevcs and SS5, 105 hogs.
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Moody and sankey's Meeting.

PHILADELPHIA, December 27.-The
noon meeting to-day in the Depot church
was well attended, the space within the
canvas being filled. Services commenc.
ed with the singing of the hymn ARISE,
nv soul arise" followed by reading the
requests for prayer, among others being
three for uncoDverted husbands and the
request OF lady for her husband, tor
whom she had been praying for twenty
five years. After prayer ard the
hymn "W hat friend We have in Jesus y
Mr.. Moody read portion of Luke NN,
which WAS followed by the hymn Ring
the bells of Heaven" Mr.. Moody then
read II letter from u man whs had prom
iscd to stop drinking, and desired u
prayer for lin. h also announced that
four weeks ago among the one hundred
and seventy-iiye night watchmen at the
gas works only one was converted, but
the number was now twelve.
After remarks had been made by sew
eral persons in the congregation, II fer
vent prayer was offered by Mr.. Moody.
Geo. ii. Stuart related number of i'll
stances of recent conversions, among
others young man in his own counting
house. After singing the hymn "fully
Persuaded" Mr.. Sankey SAID that yester-
day was one Of the best days lie had
spent in this or any country, and a large
number of persons in his inquiry rooms
had found Christ. Thirty-three persons
are up for prayer and the usual hotiiccs
were given. There was no preaching to-
night, but praise meeting, led by Mr..
/ SaBkeV
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, December 27.-COtton-
Exchange not in session to-day. No
foreign markets to-day. Flour-Dull;
only limited export aud home trade in
quiry; receipts 10000 barrels; supertine
State and western 81 30(94 65; common
to good extra 81 90@5 so; good to choice
So 556@5 90; white wheat extra s. 95
al 70; extra Ohio 81 90@7 40; st. Louis
IS 25@9 90; good to prime 81 1901 %;
choice to double extra 81 30GG9 90. Rve
Flour-Qmet but steady at 81 4OG5 80.
Corn Meal-Heavy; western So 2O9
60. Wheat-Better export demand
and in buyers favor; receipts 10000
bushels; No. Chicago spring and No. 2
do 81 1901 90; No do 81 0S9l 09;
No. 2 Milwaukee 81 22!@l 90; winter
red western, common new, 81 l5Gl Is;
white do 81 40; white Michigan, No. |
spring 81 306l 81; mixed do 10; re-
iected 90c(Gl 90; western $1,000; State
93@9jc; Canada in bond 90c. Barley
More active; proved State $4,000
No 2 Canada 81 l5@l II; No. bay
81 70. Corn-Naw frmer: old unchang
ed; receipts $1,000 bushels; old western
mixed, ungraded, 73@74c; new do 579
60c; low mixed G3@64!ci mixed and
yellow 65@66c. Oats-Morc active and
unchanged receipts $4,000 bushels
mixed western and State 45@48c; white
do 4G@5lc. Hay-Firm; shipping soc.
Hops-U nchanged. Cotfee-Rio dull and
lower; cargoes l6{@l9c; good jobbing
lGI@2Oc gold. Sugar-Quiet and un.
unchanged. Molasses-New Orleans
Dull aud unchanged. Rice-Dull and
unchanged. Petroleum Crude 7tc; re-
fined I2s@12Jc; in cases l7@l9!c;
naptha 8s@9tc. Rosin-Strained 81 TO
al 70. Spirits Turpentine-Steady at
37c. Eggs-Steady; western 2S!@3Oc.
Pork-Dull and unsettled; new mess
$40 80; prime Sl9 so. Green Meats
Quiet. Cut Meats-Quiet; western long
clear middles lO3ci city do lose. Bogs
Dressed western SS 10. Lard-Dull;
prime steam l2sG12 l5-l6c; seller Feb
ruary l3!; March, April and May l3ic.
Butter-Quiet; choice firm; western l6(G
25c; State 23@3lc. Cheese-Quiet at
GMl24c. W WhISky-More active at 81 ID.
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Battle Of rTrcnton-Mimic Fight.

TRENTON, \. j., December 24.-Thc
anniversary of the battle of Trenton 10.
day was attended with a good deal OF en-
thusiasm, Notwithstanding it was contin-
ed entirely to citizens of Trenton. About
ten thousand persons engaged one mil
ltary company, and all the others
in companies made up of citizens with.
out uniforms, but supplied with arms
from the State arsenal. General Wash
ington, General Sullivan, General Green
and General Mercer were nll personated;
also, Colonel Rahle and others OF the
Hessians or British army. The move
ment of the troops began at S O'Clock, and
the fighting through the streets between
the contendlng armies reached its height
about 10 o'clock. The surrender took
place at Assumpsick Creek, and was re-
ceIvcd with cheers.
In the afternoon addresses were dcliv-
cred to large audience at Taylor Opera
House by General Campbell, General
Rushing, William A. Barton, +. &.
Stahl and Judge Naar. An immense
crowd Of troops dined at Washington
Hall. The day passed of without acci-
dents.
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THE USURY LAWS AND THE
NATIONAL BANKS.

4 few weeks ago, it was published that
the supreme Court OF the United States
had decided against the right of State
TO enforce its usury laws against National
Banks. The exact effect of this decision,
however, seems to have been misunder-
stood. 1t was simply this: The Court
held that Congress had established a
fixed law governing the penalties to be
inflicted on National Banks for usurious
practices; that in charging interest such
banks must be governed by the legal
rate Of the State in which they are To-
Gated, seven per cent. to be the rate
when there is uoae defined by State law
Should they charge a greater rate, then
they forfeit the whole interest, not the
principal and if a greater rate has actu'
slly been paid, twice the amount SO paid
NAV be recovered. SO it appears that
Cengrc,s has shown sufficient regard
I,r State rights to p.rmIt these banks to
De governed by the State rate ofinterest,
bl. rel,yr, Them from the penalties pre-
scribed BY the State laws for usury. We
have heard good deal of inquiry as to
the exact nature Of this decision, and
herewith make this statement for the
benefit of those interested.
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CINCINNATI Market.

CINCINNATI, December 27.-Cctton-
Dull at l2gc. Flour-Dull and un-
changed Wheat-Dull at 81 2jr, | 80.
Corn-Stcady at 4GCG 4Sc. Oats-Dull ut
3jtd l3c. Barley-Quet; No. , spring
81 lSBal 10. Rye-Dull and unchang-
ed. Pork-Firmcr; so 90 cash; S2l on
SELLER March. Lard-Steady and in
moderate demand; steam l2t0l2 GIG;
kettle. l3G13ic. Bulk Meats and Ba-
con-Quet and unchanged. Whisky
Steady and in moderate demand at 81 10.
Hogs-Steady and in fair demand
common to good light s. 15tI7 OOi fair
to good packing 81 0O07 20, Receipts
2O7g head.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, December 2'.-FIour-
Marke, dull; common to choice western
shipping extras 81 0OM4 80; Minnesota
S5 GOA 6 80; medium to choice winter
extras 81 75G,7 80. Wheat-ln fair de-
mand at lower rates; No. l Chicago
spring 81 O3@l OBJ; No. = do soc spot
95ta seller January; 9Gsc seller Febru-
ary; No. Chicago spring 76?c; re-
iected 6S}G64c. Corn Unsettled but
generally higher; No. 2 4Sic spot; 4oc
seller December; 43lc bid seller January
423Gi3c seller February. Oats-Quict
and steady; No. , SOC spot; 3Obc seller
January. Rye-DulI and a shade lower
at 67BG Csc. Barley-Easier but not
quota6ly lower; Sl@ Sl!c spot; soc seller
January. Hogs-Dressed in fair de uand
packing 81 5O@7 60; shipping 81 10
Pork-Irrcgular but in the main lower;
market opened active and closed dull al
$40 90 spot; sl9 2jal9 p! seller Feb
ruarv, $40 80 seller March. Lard-ln
fair demand at lower rates; Sl2 l2!m
Is 90 spot; $l2 3O@l2 81! seller FrO.
ruary. Bulk Meats-Easier and in good
demand; sales in salt from ten to fifteen
DAYS at 7M1OG l04 bulk short clesr
1Ol. Whisky-In good demand at$l %!
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Confession of IA False witness.

UTICA, n. Y, December PA short
time ago Lodecia Fredenbaugh and AL
bert Freden baugh, her son, we're con-
demned to be executed at Horkhelmer
on December 3lst, for the murder OF
Orlo Davis, an aged cripple in the town
.f Gray, Horkheimer county, New
York. last summer. They were convic-
ted on evidence of Mary Davis, young
married daughter of Albert Freden bangh
and daughter-in-la law of the victim. The
condemned has made application in vain
for stay of sentence.
The Herald of tomorrow will contain
the confession of the girl, Mary Davis
that she testified falsely on the
trial; that she and her grand.
mother committed the murder, and
that her father had nothing to do with it.
Albert has written letter to the Her
aid declaring his innocence, and init
mating that Franklin Davis, husband oi
his daughter, and son of the victim, was
concerned in this and other murders. 1t
is believed that the old woman, LOdecia
Fredenbaug, is irresponsible, and that
her sentence will be commuted on the
recommendation of experts.
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TINTED STATES COMMISSIONERS
Y NOTICE.
In the District Court of the United States
for the District OF West Virginia.
Theodore NJ. Davis, Receiver OF the Ocean
National Bank,
Hans r. Hardman, ct al.
IN CHANCERY.
Pursuant TO ecree in the District Court
of The United States for the District OF
West Virginia, made and entered in the
above entitled cause on the Eth day OF
September, 1915, | will, on Friday. the
3lst day OF December, 1875, at my
Office IN the city OF Wheeling, and there
after by adjournment as may bee found
necessary, proceed 10 take and state an ac-
count OF the amount due To the complain
ant, under and by virtue Of the contract,
and bond for deed and certain notes
mentioned and described in the bill and
exhibits in said cause. will also ascer-
tain and report the present value OF the
real estate mentioned and described In the
bill and exhibits I'm said cause, being the
Furr ace property described in said con-
tract and bond And i will further report
any liens or claims upon said property,
which any OF the defendants or other per-
sons may assert or establish with their ac-
counts and priority.
Notice is hereby given TO the defendants
in the above named cause, and To all other
creditors OF George Hartman, ute OF Pres
ton county, West Virginia, deceased, and
other persons having any lien or claim
upon the Martin Furnace property, to APP
pear before me in the city OF Wheeling, on
the said Slst day OF December. 1878, and
prove their liens and claims.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
November, lS'5.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
L. y. Commissioner.
CIV. B; ALLIsoS, Sol for Complainauts.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, December 27.-Flour-
Dull and heavy; western superiine 81 90
@4 so; extra 81 50@5 %; family So 5OG
I 90. Wheat-Flrm and fair demand;
Pennsylvania red 81 37(dl 38; No. 2 red
western 81 34CI1 30. Corn-Quiet but
steady; western mixed, new, 63@ 63tc.
Oats-Quet and heavy; mixed western
42G43c; white western 44@ 45c. Rye
Dull and nominal at 500 Sjc. Hay
Market dull and steady; Pennsylvania
and Maryland so O0G24 %. Provis-
ions-Qulet but steady new mess nork
S2l 80. Bulk Meats-Shoulders 100
lOic; clear rib l3@l3tc. Hams-l5!tY
l6c. Lurd-Dull but steady; crude l3G
l3lc; refined l34c. Butter-Quict but
steady; western 2G@$Oc. Petroleum
Dull; crude 7@7sc; refined l2ic. COT
lee-Rlo dull and heavy; csrgccs l7i@
l9!ci jobbing l73@2Olc. Whisky-Of-
iered ut 81 l54.
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Accident TO standardization for
Salvage

MEMPHIS December 27.-Early last
Friday morning the steamboat Mary
Miller, from New Orleans Tor Cincin-
natl, when about forty miles below Ma
poleon, was struck by squall in trying
to land and driver against the bank,
breaking her stem and causing her TO
ship about three feet Of water.
Some bales Of rags were thrown
overheard and the pumps set 10
work and the tarpaulIn slipped under
the bow, and the boat WAS saved with
only a couple of hogshcads of sugar and
II few barrels of rice in the hold dam
aged. The steamboat Illinois in passing
Was hailed, and took off n deck load
On the arrival of the Mary Miller here
she was attached on claim of S3OOOO
for salvage made by the officers OF the
Illinois, hut this attachment was with
drawn this evening, and the matter will
doubtless be compromised. A protest
has been entered by the commander OF
the Miller.
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The Inter Oceans Charges Denied

LOUISVILLE, December 2i.-J. A.
Cunningham, whisky dealer OF high
standing in Louisville, publishes a card IN
the Courier-JournaLr regarding the charges
of the Chicago Mter-Ocedn, in which ne
says that the same is totally unfounded.
In fact he furnishes abstracts OF all the
correspondents relating to the seizure OF
his whisky, and shows couclusiveiy
that Bristow has never been his counsel
nor was ever spoken to by himself con-
cerning this case. Regarding the state.
ment that Bristow dismissed the case
after becoming Secretary, Mr.. c. says
the same is false, and the case is still
pending. In regard to Douglass action
in the case, Mr.. Z. says the ex-Commis
sioner agreed in April last to
release his goods if the owner would
agree to relieve the government of any
damages that may have resulted from
the seizure. He also furnished some
correspondence showing that Douglass
made several propositions to Congress
men, at the same time stating that he
was Of opinion that the case was weak
one.
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where Doeslta,ICome From?

Pints and quarts OF filthy Catarrhal
discharges. Where does it all come from?
The mucous membrane which lines the
chambers of the nose, and its little glands,
are diseased, so that they draw from the
blood its liquid and exposure to the air
changes it into corruption. This lie
liquid Is needed to build up the system,
but 1t is extracted, and the system is
weakened by the loss. To cure, gain
flesh and strength by using DR.. Pierce 5
Golden Medical Discovery, which also
sets directly upon these glands, correct
ing them, and apply DR.. Sagcs Catarrh
Remedy with DR.. Pierce's Nasal Douche,
the onl Y method of reaching the upper
cavities, where the discharge accumu-
lates and comes from. The instrument
and both medicines sold by druggists
and dealers in medicine.
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Fatal ATray-A Marshal KILLED.

LOUISVILLE, December 27.-The Co"r-
ier. Journals Lebanon, Kyr special re.
ports the killing at that place to-day of
two men, one citizen of Louisville, the
other of Lebanon. The dispatch says
that Thomas H. Chandler, town Marshal
of Lebanon, summoned men to assist in
arresting George F. Northcratt, whose
conduct at times was very disorderly.
When approached by Chandler and the
citizens he resisted the arrest, and called
some roughs to assist him in evading the
Others. A general row then ensued, a
number of shots being fired by both par.
ties. Chandler, the marshal, killed
Northcraft, and some of Northc.att 5
friends Immediately killed Chandler.
\ general excitement followed TIE kill
but no other rows occurred.
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Supposed Double suicide

New YORK, December 27.-Icster
day the bodies of two men were found
on the road side within five hundred
feet of each other, near Waverly, New
York. Both were well dressed. One
had his throat cut, and in his pocket
was found a knife, with which it is
supposed he suicidcd. He bore the ap-
pearsnce of being a German, aged As
years. The other was man of %, and
had pistol wound in his temple, and
under his body an empty revolver was
found. He is also supposed to have SUI
lcided. Neither of the bodies have been
identified.
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PARIS. December 27.-The French
Assembly to-Is, voted on the press bill.
In the debate upon the clauses an
amendment WAS carried providing PEN
alties for attacks against the Republic.
Jses DItaurc, member for Char
enti Infcrlcurre made the important
statement that Marshal Mac Mshon
pledges his respect for the newly elected
senators, and asserting that they occupy
a position in the government second only
u that of the marshal.
The second clause of the press bill,
which is aimed at the Bonapartlst prop
agsnda, was posted after violent recrlnl-
nations between Jules Favre and the
Bonapartists, relative to Acace and Lor-
raine.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, December 27-Fiour-
Dull; Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota
extra family 81 62!@6 30; Ohio and In
diana State, s. l2!@6 10; high grades
81 O0@S %. Wheat-Prime family
pennsylvania red 81 3SGl 80; western
do 81 lO6l 20; amber 81 40 Rye
Western 81. Corn-Old scarce and rev
abundant; yellow old Toe; new do 5Sc;
mixed old Csc, Oats-Steadyi mixed i6ci
white 47G soc. Whlsky-Western 81 To-.
Petroleum-Nominal; crude lOsc; refined
l2lc. Clover Seed-l2tlHl2;c Flax
serd-$l 6O6l 50. Butter-Receipts
liberal, New York State and Crawford
county, Penna., 2s@34c; western 26la 29e;
western roll 25G29c. Chee.e-Frmi
western l2I@l3c E5gs-Fair demand
and steady fresh western 29G93lc.
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WASHINGTON. December 2I,-GcneraI
b. Il. Cowan, assistant secretary of the
interior, makes the following statement
with reference to an article published n
New York, last Saturday, charging him
with issuing Agricultural College scrip to
the State OF Arkansas, in defiance OF the
expressed will of Congress, which
required that State to previous
ly make arrangements for funding
certain oft bonds held as part Of the
Indian trust funds. He says the article
lacks one item of importance to the conf
pletion of history, namely: The fuct
that the old aud worthless bonds OF Ar
kansas held by the Secretary of the In,
terror in trust, were refunded, principal
and interest, by the new bonds, in ac-
cordance with an arrangement male be-
fore the agricultural scrip was released,
though not completed TILL afterwards.
lie further says that the Secretary Of
the Interior holds the new bonds
Mt this time. There was no improperly
in the action of the Department in re-
gard to the matter, and the whole trans
action was regarded at the time and Is
still upheld Il. proper, regular and strict
ly legal
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New Process for Reducing Hcirac-
tory Ores.

SAN Francisco, December Pr. Nj.
Fryer, the inventor OF new process OF
reducing refractory ores, which has at
tractcd great interest on the coast re-
Gently, has been in the city during the
past week. Mining men and capitalists
have beseiged him during his stay for IN
formation rs TO the process and with
business propositions. The process Is
deemed of the greatest Importance to the
mining interest of the Pacific Coast, and
the impression is general that it will do
all that is claimed for it, namely. extract
all the precious metal contained in the
most refractory ores. Mr.. Fryer left for
Grass Valley today, where the process
is being practically used.
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Krnnctinn of MnreS-

LAwRENcE, Mass, December 2l.-The
Pacific mills, in this city, employing
500 operatives, have given notice of a
reduction of 10 to 10 per cent in wages,
to take effect January lst. Owing to the
depression in the price of print cloths
this corporation announce that they are
obliged either to stop their looms or re-
duce the cost of production. After this
reduction. however, the Pacific rates of
wages will be higher than any in the city
and among the highest in the country.
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Foreign Crops.

LONDON, December 27.-The following
is the Mark Lane ErprcsS' weekly re-
view of the crops: Corn market-Lsrge
imports since the first of September have
kept prices down but We cannot expect
the imports 10 continue while the rates
are SO low. The business in London is
scasonably dull, and prices are barely
maintained At Paris and at several
provincial markets flour has again
dropped frame, and wheat u shilling and
sixpence Belgium and Holland are
about one shilling lower. Vienna Is
dropping, and ilaldens is maintaining the
high prices
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Liquor Seized.

ST.. PAUL. December 27.-On Saturday
the United States marshal arrested j. F
Brown, Il liquor dealer at Minneapolis
and seized his stock, for neglecting to
make return and pay special license as
rectifer of distilled spirits. The offence
is punishable by forfeiture of stock,
which is said to be worth S35 600. 1t is
alleged that Mr.. Brown has been prepar-
ing and selling what is know as com
pounded liquors.
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Draviuyo of Louisiana Lottery.

New ORLEANS, December 27-The
drawing of the Louisiana lottery, at the
Academy Of Music was witnessed by an
immense number of spectators. Every
thing passed of satisfactory. The fol-
lowing numbers drew the principal
prizes: So won 100000; l6,7O9, $5O,-
900; 2,249, $4,000; ll,l95, $4,000;
39lS, $4,000 and 46S, $1,000 each, and
the following $500 each: go, 1898,
6,O0l, and ll,470.
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TNTHEDI DISTRICT COURT OF THE

/ United States, for the District Of West
Virginia, in the matter OF Thomas {.
SWEENEY. BANKRUPT.
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The vendor Of TIC TaIPUOr FrOHOHHt
ed entity OTthe Murder.

The coroner's jurv in the case of the
child killed in lis mothers arms, by a
kick of drunken father, in Westerly,
returned n verdict that the person from
whom the father purchased the liquor
winch made him drunk was guilty OF the
murder of the boy. The father, Philip
Gallagher, was held in 81, 900 bail to an
swcr before the supreme court.
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WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest COR
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Fatal Fighr with Burglars.

BosToS, December 27.-Moses a.
Wood, in contest with two burglars at
his house in Cambridge, yesterday morn
ing, was stabbed three times and shot in
the abdomen. The burglars escaped, but
left the two thousand dollars worth OF
booty they had packed up. Mr.. Wood
injuries are believed to be fatal.