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, 1875-04-09

CHICAGO,

TIKI SOUTH TOWN.
ZOO Qrucnhnt tho Clark If South Chicago, thunder
atruch at tho ev1euceE Of fraud apparent when tho
boxes Of tho Fourth Ward were orene found several
Of the ossss did not bekokou much css serious ballot
ktung, aud also found further for surprise aud
indignation Wien 10 discovered reason 10 Lcilovs
that 01on tho telcss engaged In making record
Of thu yotes during tho count had evidently
beon tought up and wero helping their CAUSE
along by tAilSing rutea on tho wrong side,
putting down - for ? aud naulging IN otl!ar rucA
lko eeeensr!ctics. No haa thcrefurs determined to
take snotLes count OF tho south-Town ballot, upon
Town ars iavited to be present. Tho count o,a-
eluded shout II oslcck wednesday ,deh ettcr which
naoad shu1 IN eafe keeping Do rcfusta to announce
ths result oaletay until ths aoe0na count y ,nalo.
Thofo Is M growing Indignation among the asfoate1
e asauo much honesty, and ink loudly and bitterly
Es rroens at IL tlny h.ss teea a e ~ vesins n oi
me. ot. y ths
may mako second appearance III the role Of Tho great
ssene@tet-slxston sss lawyer, m the,e N doaC.
5lsI.' @ rng md IL *Al.fy Fly siae ~ sll!itsa. as.
This morning hn vii 90 lsiure Judge wa,sco sd aia
sSs ,. sr o1sn;na thu Eight ". ya
john Foley Vii sso contest niko Ev.ns' eleet,on
but will not taks my s!eps until s!tr tho socon oount
y snuonncea. Thct, Little Jos viii Contest pvery,ody
siso an 20 s1nG s!de VIII contest aud taesa Will Ia
Tho result Of the hr4t ooans far Collector IL
cods;er,nt. gyes Eyasa t9tal xoso of o.o05; Foley
WEsT TOWN.
The following aro thc nsstls counted yesterday by
tho Ncst 'row, Doarll Of uanyasscrs:
!f'lth lrurd-Tho taly.aAeos showed total Of pea
,to!tsetyt-oirisn; s.; l1ainnan, Isl; Fs,aSumr,
Assessor-lta11rty, II: Ryan. St1: AInick, ~;
, 1875-04-09
whether nnythinF Of that kind WIS sd IN ynnr rtes.
sncsf A.--No iir; most certainly mol, "na'sFel
" fIAuqlter,]
VIC, AND THEODORE.
EeoDLEf, THE coLonEo WITNESS. connCc1o H1s
fvtrrtcr.

WeoDLEf+ THE cotohEO "iTSEsat cohnEot" "1s
EVIDENCE.
4 fov days sso "a ar.lele sppe.ro'l giving sons
ten e. MI r. n .s:s Woy sno
formerly .hs sr%y ot vsos. Il. %"onn mnIs
~ T"stc3 for Mr U.hnrns in rptora,mre far about
&vnar and half; ho vas . tuIaccp tnanIf&ctnFer;
Hat Jnzsn woris viii hin, IN ny it'd: iii lilo bus'-
nsa. done y 1a'n. TAYLOR ~ to,sn.n; ,"as was
sa. s. u. aF lps iss ns ln@ ss @ from
other worktnc:,. .,or.v
Can you provo tint ynu lad tnonoy u iuSeat7
=. Wsea1sy-GI,s;tst!nlg;, 1,SsI.;r--I,y stdm,
~ isepo1tsr@iios masl, mons5 s; id you hsrs'
nsporssr-on ths M said T sou aworo That sou ~ str
Tilton md airs Woalhn .lAlnn toaeics ui~aa'ra ut
Ds%oaes. Moses.Ye. 5estarl'i .r 81 1d nf''a street,
Rerorser--Do you s.i1i iol!cvo son i!d7
Wocdey-oh. nc, slri AIN really to corrdcs shss At
i!epor.cr-i1ow ao you correct NJ
WooI,cy-i lnnt know how to correct II. was
nc,n9tsruno pt,0 sou knew tiers wss no room up-
sajrs4
neportor-lIow many tr,es l,1ra yau been tl,cre7
WaodIoy--Tronibly hundred Inn II.
Rslorter-Ilow did you 'sasn II make Tho mistake,
Woedtcy-I don't know. ....
1tc1,orssr-Did you ever SEQ alr. Ton Mrs. .Teos-
hull 1T Dol1uonicos oil Uroad street. alngls
e1Aton1
Wuodley-No, never did. wna mistaken whcn
sald saw them there dlnlny together.
1laporter-Dld man yins Mfs. Woodhulss who re-
tani6'el Mr. 1flson7
Woodley-Yea: ihoy M.ed to call him tie General.
1tarurtcr-fHaa 10 t1i17
W5ouIcy-Yr*,
n.lsrscr-D:d lie hayo lang har7
Wuna1ey-ica. lilo was nut quits a. stout ~ Mr
Tllton.
Ncportor-Terc you ever marr1c17
Woodley-No, siE, noyee in my Life.
EcrrrlCr-afr. Ospprne Baya yuu had Wife fl.erc.
Noodley-No, atdnt haYo il wife, but tLere Was
girl thcEa Fss engaged to. --
nuporfcr-Dit YOU oyer kce anything Improper pass
between Afr. rilton ami sf1s. Woulh1ll7
WootlleY-No, tIrt never.
, 1875-04-09

6HteioI H7*1.afth q 5As Ehifdpo Tribune.
AURORA Ill.,, April s-Darld Ray, about 1s yoars Of
age, descended into his fatcr C0foot we'll tlis no-
Ing, for tho purpose CT cleaning It out. Whon within
about 20 foot Of the o. though ho gave alarm and
vas Immediately raised Ito llad beocme suGocato by
foul air. anil, when within but feet Of tho sur-
iaec, sea1od Ms ao1 Of me tono, and WIS nFecfrtaed
boIy was taken out with grzpplng-lrons.
, 1875-04-09
TIE SAN FRANCISCO DISASTER.


skN FnASc1sco, April s.-At the present writing
four bodoe have leen recovered from lhe ruins us
last nights hrr-Fredorick Aase sa1oon-kccpcr !;
CLARK, foreman in Tho removal Of U1ncon rock, In
wnoao olce tho explosion occurred tile co'orcl man.
brown. messenger on The wllnrf: body supposed to
bo tha! Of tho driver Of tAa Gaa Oomrauy's truck.
Janea Mc1ntyrr, latdy discharged from tho nary,
died from injuries laat night Eercsal others injured
not expected 10 live. Tho cnslgneea OF goods In
tho bonded warslloaso were J. G. Merrill Il Co.,
Forbes Iros., II. u. blanchard Co., C. Adorhe Low
4 Co., Tarroit Co. Tie couscnta Of Tic wlrcho,eo
wcrv sngar, hurlaps aud ales. The toEa goods IL
estimated Ut $5Do,0 10 sGNepl. Insured bS
agnees Other bodies ara supposed 10 be III tho ruins,
which being searched.
, 1875-04-09
CASUALTIES.
Edinburg, ILL.,, Visited by q DO
structivc Tornado.
4 Church and Eoveral Other Buildings
Demolished.
Several Persons Taken from tic Ruins
Of tic Church lsadly Injured.
Incidents Of tho Fearful Powder Explosion
at San Franoisoo.

A DESTRUCTIVE TORNADO.
c1scr'1aATt. o.. April 8.-Tha Commercial srecal
says foarful tornado swept through Ellnlrg ill.,.
al 1850 y. tn to-sy, iuinoxlIug tho Chrittau Church,
in which some txeuty Or thirty young
ladies' and gentlemen had gathered fur
rchsatral. About fifteen bad Lcen taken from
tho ratnh nj latcat accounts. ktss Iortcr dead;
Dick 0toehwncd had both legs i,rokeu !. IT,. EAicu
was seriously inJurcd aliss sannlets had both rys
md one arm broken: Mr. KcmmeEer, jnw AM! phoul-
der br,ken; and sascrai other. Injured. Names
nkcer.aInel. Five dwellings were alxo blown duwn,
ail ali eiasa.or bad1y damaged.
L'srIE leox, Ari., April a-A terrific storm siscl
."rnado upeoo.ed Tres. unroofed ,,oses aud played
havoc GENERALLY. 4 Mr. jones was killed. aud her
txo .iauNhters sarouay injured. se'pn holsss vere
sr. LOUIS. April s.-1hc Globes special from Elm.
burg, il., says fearful tornef'o passed. over tint
rlace between and o'clock thfs avoHna. Fise
Church crushed 10 ssolns X rchcaraai, 1rsparatory
IT, =, es0 safs rseo ss fs" ts sa ;uss % sns u
twenty young ladies and gentlemen and chlI-
1,s wssp q thS church. A1y y Of ,,sa S'm
far huen removed fio tho-ssins: Miss Aary Irutrr,
iaui ieea hrokcn rich.rd Greenwood. one lsE irok
en; si.a I1'lezt ono log and oMn arm broken; ]. D.
Eaions William l'4ck,. Carrie sterart, aud several
oslcs1. severely cut aud bruised.
m uNMANAGEABLE TEAM.
CfEvEt.sSu, April s.-Tho lion J. II. CoEllnberry
and Lady, who ilsl Just srrvea from Mount ycrnoM.
whcrs they had been attending tho wedding
Of their son, wero driving in = carriage from
tho depot to their homo this evening. At
Lighthouse Etsccs crossing tho hosars
frightened at u1nynE cars, became unr,anagoal1e. The
driver, beug unable to get Netn across tho carriage
stopped on tho track. Nr. and Mrs. co1luberry
Attempted to get nut, but atruyk ty tho front car
tho wheels Of Which rased tie Jud3ea log, Just
below tho Eucc crushing II in ouch terribie n4nncr
that anputssion will TO necessary. Tile Judge asn
sustained number Of serero tFuset shout the brad
md shoulders Mrs. CotnDboEry received seyero ill.,
ernal INJURIES besides having her sliosl'ler d.
a head. ia thought hor injurtc4 viii Provo fstsi
The sufferers wrro Immediately removed to their
hn.no. Judgs CoHinberry IA MI old sud cstccmsl
cllixtu Of thls city aud State.
, 1875-04-09
1Lo0N:NGrON SOCIAL lTsms,

fpsetaf DsDa a 10 Tbs fAfespe Jriksn<,
ntooNioEoa, ILL.,, Apyl 8--Thls ovca,tug q grand
tul.treta PARTY WAS given at rhnix Hail. tn honor Of
lros. DAN Spencer, q! Peoria, whose intarcourso Of
lato years Ntth iae roonla Of bloomington has boon
satisfactory tn al. Thu party vas attended by tic
es o. u,s s st !, I'D sy 1tes from other
, 1875-04-09

THE DErOSED EEcI.Ea1AHTICa.
EEnL1S, April 8.--Tle EisLoP Of 15reslau has re-
fused ia resgn lis See. Legal Proceedings wilt bs
commenced Immediately 10 cniorco tosnplsnas with
the decree Of Tho Court,
An EDITOR rnoHEeGTEp.
LONDON, April ga Berlin dispatch t75.: "uc,r
s:g the cles Of the Ul.ru,nonsano Iarer ra.tran4,
Of Muulcll, wilo recently sentenced in eol&una-
cilm 10 Imprisonment for publishing article orea.
siro to bismarck. has leeu arrested by tue Austrian
authorities nj sal1hnrs tho application Of tht Ger
sent to uetliu, Instead Of Munich, where be sen
tcncoI.#
DEH1lN, April A.-Thr Government, II II reported,
intefl'la prnfeeutlng tho trruan euhscsibers the
Catst fund for fo,nentng REBELLION aEAat fritnd-
ly pov0r.
, 1875-04-09
CIVIL RIGHTS.
Horrible Consequences Of tho Many
Suits Before Hoyno.
The Young Men md Their Cigars.

viii, ,. -. -, ,r.a ,,,., r,,, f,,
stoncr 1oyno arc but As drop in the compared
to tic tsoubes which threaten to arise frsn tho war ot
soot 'nas VII nss s1ss tNo " 'e"seu ,ue e'''auc"
N,ea nea'oe4 a''a 'ae y. At.est ieHa'.es
and otheF places Of public resort. lisas Incident
seems at first bluat ni,uple and uuprotan,. cauuot
r ,,,an IN. raaaclIon IN ssr,n f1ae1. s',h ,r,u'
ise Of much future unpleasautnosa.
IT AROSE II TIM Way;
There wcro two clerk. Who w,nte tlsur csel,. tu.
Who by hs rigorous rules ol thcis Office we're tied to
tho counter, aud could not leave urdcr peril Of e17i
e1ee,an y, ~ occaa,on., n1,rh ,rs sroat as
w., " w. ,,'t" uen sNsn t'ot !'la
packet Of tnc-cus, an peoos tired of sl... lind Of
narcotic amusement. jopped for 4 SMOKE Accord
ngly, try called ,ho coorcsl ja.ii:or to them and
Instructed him 10 call ue3t door mud Luy
4 cn,Ilo OF those 'ttfcc, mild. 5-crut
lfnyana Grabiojas," q brand III rtcar which ymts
in ayor saisnot. Il any rate o cunle,nreI ot, tly
fcoro of expense. Thu eoso1el }an'or wtnt on ha
~ 70
for another paper Of tne-cus to frat tic DAY With,
Without pa4Ing to con1miEefae thcso miserable crcs-
turea inp tleF uuhanry TO- It Ia by nu out Of
place 10 give y 'N~oN'N
FEW SPECIMENS
Of tho items which tho tiatly ,ress will have in Ito
future TO produce Whom tie owl eonlplauei OF Las
become Widespread:
n,'. VIZ dES.gnoda eisfk " sho nhn'e o. snip.
Siot W o1a 10 haa aunmnueu up the courage 70 Invite
s~ereu III dalhsIJ-ecented Ittlo noto Of acceranea
bearing postscript ~ follows:
AM 1noEt-sightat anu little hard OF hsar4ng.'
:" Unfortunately, n snpeloth rcsI1ned securing hR
Bea!s ua ne aaf ofl Which ho Nax togo to the iosrc.
and on TINT lry tie sun CAN'T out guniz aud warm. and
10 W. kert 70 busy telu9 sntng goods that he had no
slime 70 uEop oger anu secuEe mo sssts III fact Tie
Aas Then tue only shnG ieft h!ta ~ do wAs to send
lhe coofed man OF Ill wnrk Or c place to secure tho
seats for him. Jlst before SnirCloha time for going
, 1875-04-09

!arcia1 Dtspa!ch to 77s CAicaan Tffbxns.
FnEEroRT, ILL.,, april IA man ty tho nams OF r.
T. ozhurn, aga1 10 yeaza WAS killed To-day Lem,
tho Illinois Central Railroad, In attempting to cross
tho track In ndyaun0 of train Of cArs. lie Kaa run
over aud INSTANTLY killed.
, 1875-04-09

Epsetat ntspaseh 10 Ths cAtea}a Itilvax.
NASHVILLE, Tcna.. April 8.-Fise hundred colored
families. tour pcrsons each, residing within al nrra OF
10 miiea IN "!ltsmson County, Will leAys for Kansas
III ohasiesrl boat tomorrow.
, 1875-04-09

Jo'1s NouRkE. OF Danby, W.. gos Ills wife by
will remain with hst f.thor III tour yearS win
out 10 much - seeing Joux, thu oxaos amount
OF contuSa!, felicity tLoy will AAyo Ia that ume
may bo easily calculated.
, 1875-04-09

Euptrrtsor-Dster, ,77a; Murphy, 2,1J7: EInatt,
1,1T. ..
Teen C'trk-1AT'n, 1857 I; Fitzgerald, 1910; Ecr-
Ian, 1,iiG. --.-.
Yesterday morning the appearances wcre that Larry
Orten whs tho sucecssfu canialate fnr Collector Init
tho col'nt TO aat night throw That gcnt1eman tr
rtllcr hut mt sufficient It Is thousltlo sle4k Mr.
QUrten.
, 1875-04-09

TIE NEW AMERICAN REPRESENTATIVE.
LISBON, April a-Baniaruin Moran was received To-
day by the Einp and prraeutcl hlA credentials lI-
aBter for tha United States.
, 1875-04-09
CHINA.
FurT - = F.Vf

snAsonA1, April s.-TEs widuw Of .hs late Emper.
Or IL dead.
, 1875-04-09


Troops FOR cCnA.
MApErp, April 8.-Tho Government hs4 lsua.,. %
Eeut T. 0oJ soldiers to Cubo.
RANK TYEASyr,
8anor Sancron, 1rofo5koe o! tho Madrid Cnltrr*!y
and fortuarly President Of Ministry. and trof.
Azcaratc also Of tho ainfti University avo been
rested. Tho former has tcen sent to Lugo. and the
hitter 10 aurnuda. otlev arrests oxpectct'. The
Government declares itR Intention Of prosecuting al
Professors who protest againtt tho The recent
ttona! lhxH. who resign casTs aceount Of their
PRONUNCIATION.
EEEGH CASTELAR,
las resolved 10 70 IL H,ine.
htAuntp. April s.-4;en. campos has entered R!pn1l,
after et IN which he lost fnrY Killed and wounded.
Ths los1 al tho CaFlistl IL unknown.
, 1875-04-09

DEPARTURE or FRANCIS JOSEPH.
yfsrcr, AlT1l 1.-THE Emperor Of Austfin left YES
leeday, nfter comforting nur,ber Of decos7top4 and
earnestly cougratultting vlctur Emanuel Upon tho co,-
solicitation Of I1y.
, 1875-04-09

apri.a4t4d txu...} tAtos.
1fua q fAse. LII, bsschess testimony Il unasn,,t1v
u most effective In matter aud u.uprr tn.t ~
fnms from thAt wstness-stau4- It u obuun, M -
ssEtes The aud.cncs IN that cous-.oo,a .lonr .,Ih
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market.

NEW YORK, November 29-MoNEY-
At 3@5 per cent, closing at f. Prime
mercantile paper 5!@7 per cent.
Customs receipts s$87I0OO. Th
Assistant Treasury disbursed $4,000.
Clearings S2l,000,000. Sterling quiet at
484@4S74.
GoLD-Opened at ll4s, fell:of to ll41
rose to 1l4l and finally closed at ll4s
Rates paid for carrying were l, > and 3
per cent. Loans were also made fiat.
The stronger feeling in gold is partly
due to tie suspension of sales by the
treasury, and it may be in part on account
of the rumor that the marine insurance
companies have underwritten policies
within few days on certain steamers in
the gulf trade privileged to be used as
transports for L, ). troops.
RAILROAD BoEDs-Strong. In the late
afternoon dealings Union Pacific firsts
sold at l04I@l04l and closed at l044Cp
1919; sinking funds advanced from 004
TO 93. Central Paciics l06! and West
ern Pacifcs 81. Milwaukee and st.
Paul consolidated sinking funds rose to
s1l, first selling at ll3. Chicago and
Northwestern firm at rs for plain and
s9lmS9s for gold coupons. Hannibal
and ST Joseph convertible receded to -
and Ohio and Mississippi consolidated
sinking funds rose to 93i.
GovERSMENTs-Firm
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-30
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, November 20. - Flour
Dull Demand fair ut lower
rates; No.2 Chicago spring 81 O23 spot
aud seller November; 81 03. seller Decem-
Der; 81 OIy seller January; No. 3, S4lCd,
So; rejected y. Corn - Dull and
weak; No. >. 4si@4s!c spot; 4Sim IS sc
seller November; 463@46!c seller De-
cembor; rejected, old, 4jc; new 39m4Oc,
Oats-Dull; No. 2, 3O@3OIc all round.
Barlcy-Quiet and steady at S44c spot;
SIC seller December. Rye Offerings
light ut 69!c Pork Steady and in
moderate demand; so 90 spot; 80 2j@,
- 40 seller year; - j0ml9 o.! Februa-
~. Lard-Quict and firm; II 32in.
II 50 all round. Bulk Mca,s-Quiet and
steady at 7imlOiml0!c. Whisky-De-
mand fair and market firm at 81 II.
ON call board-W hrat-Firmer AT
81 OBS seller December 81 Ois seller
January. Corn-Firmer at 49, seller
November. Oats-Unchanged Pork
Unchanged. Lsrd-Firmcr at Sl2 3j@,
II 80 cash; $l2 40 bid January.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-30
The Proposed Ship Cannl.

WAsnISGToN, November l9-The
commissioners appointed to inquire into
the route for the proposed ship canal 70
connect the Atlantic and Pacific oceans,
report that they are Of opinion that the
Nicaragua Is the best, and estimate that
the work from the harbor OF Breto,
on the Pacific, to Greytown on tho At
lantic, can be constructed at a total cost
not exceeding $G6,000000. From this
investment tho committee claim Nh enor-
nous return would be made, especially
in the shipment to Europe and Amerl-
can ports on ,the Atlantic of California
products. 1t is regarded OF the highest
Importance that the United States take
some action at once TO carry out the
plans of the ship canal, in order to pre-
vent France OF England from rcaping
the honor and profit of this great enter
prise.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-30
New York Market.

NEW YORK, November Butter
Quiet; western l6@25c. Cheese-Qulet
at6@l2!c. Molasses-Unc nchanged. Rice
Far demand and unchanged. Eggs
Unchanged. Turpentine-Firm at 81 !e
CoHee-Quiet at ls!@2l3c. Sugar
Firm; fair to good refining 75@s!c;
prime 8sc. Petroleum Firm; crude 6ic;
refined l2!c. Rosin-Firm at 7O(G82c
Pork-Firmer ut So 37!G22 80. Beet
Quiet. Cut Meats-Quiet; western
long clear middles lie Lard -Firmer
prime steam Il l3-lGGl3c. Hay-Firm
at SO OO@75 10. Hops-Unchanged
Cotton-Quiet at l8!@la 9-l6c; future:
closed quiet; November l3 l-l6@
l3 3-32cs December 1908 5-32; Jan.
uary lSici February 1908 1890
March l3 7-Se9l3 1890; April 1876
l3 25.32c; May 13 20 32@i3 3l-S2c
Flour-Prlce. slightly in buyers favor
receipts $4,000 barrels; superfne western
and State, 81 75(G,5 05; common to good
S. 1905 5Oi good to choice $5 55@6 90;
extra Ohio S. 10 al 80; white wheat
extra So l0(d s 90; ST. Louis S5 50G9 co.
Rye flour unchanged. Corn meal steady
at So 2jG,3 IS. Corn-Lower; receipts
$1,000 bushels; western mixed steam
74Ec; sail 1916 Oats-Hcavy and a
shade lower; receipts l4l,0OO bushels;
western mixed and State 42@4Sc; white
45G5Oc. Rye-Dull; western $4,000
Barley-Unchanged. Malt-Quet and
unchanged. Wheat--Opened heavy but
closed firmer with better export inquiry;
receipts $4,000 bushels; rejected spring
81 O3@l OF; ungraded do fair 81 l6@
/ II; mixed do 81 l5; No. . Chicago
spring 81 %; No. 81 l2Gl Ii; winter
red western new 81 lGGl 28; white 81 40
al -; No. | Minnesota and Shcboygan
nominallySl 3jCl 40.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-30
TsrribIe Mining Accident.

NEW YORK, November pa letter
from Wilkcsbarre, Pa, states that the
most extensive ard serious mining cas-
ualty ever known in Wyoning Valley,
occurred at the Channery and Grand
Tunnel mines sbont two weeks ago
Mr.. Roberts, one Of the proprietors OF
the Channery mine, noticed that the
roof of the opening was cracking in II
most extraordinary manner, aud was
convinced that the mine was doomed to
certain calamity. About II o'clock on
on the morning Of the 10th inst he gave
orders for the men TO leave the mine as
soon rs possible The miners to the
number of l25 left at u o'clock, and two
hours later the mine caved in. The ef
fects of the cave was truly terrific huge
boudcrs being thrown out OF the mouth
of the tunnel by compressed alr as il
they were pebbles, and the shock Of the
crash was like an earthquake.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-30
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, November 29-flour-
Firm; superfnc western 81 0OH 80; do
extra s. 5OG5 %; do family s. 75G7 CO..
Wheat Quiet; No. red 81 81; Penn
sylyania red 81 3iml 50. Corn-Quiet;
weastern mixed 754c. Oats-Dulli west
ern mixed 4Omilc; white i2G4ic. Rye
Dull AT sOG s5c. Hay-Firm at SIS 90
IA ~ 90. Pork-New SD 80. Bulk
Meats-Shoulder 9!c; clear rib l2ic.
Bacon Shoulder. lie; clear rib l4a
l4ic; hams $50 l6c. Lard-l2i@ lac.
Butter Firm; western extra 2ola 3Oci
frsts 2jn &c. Petroleum Crude 6,ci
refined l25c. Cofec-Higher; Rio car
goes lSH2lc; jobbing lS!ca &c Whisky
FIRM at 81 l..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-30
New York CaIIIe Market.

NEW YORK, November 29,-Beeves-
Receipts Yesterday and to-day 300 head,
making 9,O5O for the week, against 9,0lO
last week. Market triie better; ordI-
nary steers tm!c higher than Friday
extreme range for native oxen and steers
SmStc; Texas and Cherokee cattle \
d9c.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 5000
head, making 7O,5JO head for the week,
against 25,5i0 head last week. Supply
moderate for the demand and trade fair
iy active at an advance of la lci COM
mon to prime sheep i!@ SIC; common to
prime lambs jt@74c with two car loads
of extra Canada lambs at 7sG7ic.
Swine-Receipts yesterday and to-day
$50 head. making 27,l20 Tor the week,
against 81, 700 last week Mono on sale
alive; dressed quiet at ga sc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-30
Rubber EncIorY RnrnCh.

BosToS. November 29-Thc burning
of the Boston Rubber Shoe Compauy's
factory, at Maiden, is more serious in II.
results than at first supposed. All of the
immense brick buildings, with the e1-
ccption of one wing, are destroyed. The
loss is estimated at 100000, and tho in
surance is s1560OO. Eight hundred en-
plovees are thrown out Of work. The
fire is supposed to have started from the
careless use of :as jets by ono of the
female EMPLOYEES.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-30
"rncts are stubborn Things"

Thousands Of human beings are yearly
borne on the swift current Of disease
down to the grave, lust because they do
not possess II sufficient knowledge OF
themselves. a man meets his neighbor
and the first salutation ls, "How are
your or, How l. your health? The
reply frequently Is, "Oh, | am well, with
the exception of a cold. Most persons
lightly regard cold. Reader, do you
know that cold is one of the most dan
gerous Of malades2 a cold not only
clogs up the pores Of the entire system,
and retards circulation, but it Is produc-
tive Of Catarrh, which is quite apt to lead
to Consumption. "Oh, you say, 1t Is
nothing but c1M in my head. True;
but tint colt Is really mild form Of Ca
tarrh, and if not arrested in its course
will become chronic. Catarrh il one Of
the most disagreeablc, offensive affections
in the catalogue of diseases. The passage
tothc nose Is obstructcd. the sense of smell
impaired, and there is disagreeabIe
sensation of pressure in the head. In
the more advanced stages, there is a dis
charge hANIG nj offensive Jl'T. II lu'
disease be allowed to continue in lis
course. hard lncrustations will form IN
the head. the bones Of which sometime
become soiened and break away in
places Why will persons continue 10
suffer from such aa annoying, disgusting
disease, when they can just as well be
cured Of It, Dr. Sagcs Catarrh Rene
dy wi! cure the worst forms OF Catarrah;
IN fac. it i the only sure and safe reme-
dy which mas vet been offered to the
public. Many har-h, irritating prcpara-
ton, NAV. fora time, relieve the urgency
of the symptoms. but they DO not cure
the disease. DIR. Ssges Catarrh Rene
dv /. soothing and healing IN Its efects,
and when used with DR.. PIerce.s Nasal
Douche according to directions, does not
tnil to effect cure. Sold by all Drug
ylSts
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-30
Cincinnati Market.

CIHcISSATI, November 29.-Cot.on-
DuN at l2lc. Flour-NomIHally un-
changed. Wheat-Quiet at 81 ljm
! 80. .Corn-Dull; old go tOc. Oats
Quiet ut 30G i5c Barley-Nominally
unchanged. Rye-Dull at 77@,78c. Pork
Dull at S2l % spot. Lard-DulI;
steam Sl2 5OG - 80 here; Sl2 81! at IN
terror points; kettle $l3 80 Bulk Meats
Quiet at 7ta 5@lIM llic Bacon
Quiet at 9!@ l34@l4c. Whisky-DulI
und nominal at 81 II.
Hog.-Dull; common light at s. GOA
: %; fair to good packing s. 4Ol,7 ~;
choice heavy ; -.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-30

NEW YORK, November ga meet
ing Of the Centennial committee of the
New York banks, Clearing House, Stock
Exchange. national and local boards Of
fire underwriters was bcld to-day. Ad-
dresses were made by. Hawley and Big
Ter, stating that 81 $1,000 were necessary
to enable the committee to open the Cen
tennisl in May next The meeting COM
matter to the people OF New
York and advised memorial to Con-