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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-12
THE IRON SITUATION.
The Heaters nnd Boilers Resume
Operations at the Bolt WOrks-The
Puddlers.

The heaters and rollers who left the
Pittsburgh Bolt Works few days ago at
the introduction of the colored puddlers,
yesterday morning resumed operations
in full force. This action is said TO be
the result of the difficulties had at the
meeting OF heaters and rollers on Tues
day afternoon, of which an account was
given in these columns yesterday morn
ing. The rollers of the Bolt Company,
claim that they do not treat the puddlers
unfairly by working iron produced by
negro boilers, as long rs workmen in
other mills work muck bar brought from
Eastern mills 1t also stated on pretty
accurate authority that the leading mem
bers OF the Puddlers' Union entertain
similar views, and indeed encouraged
the workmen at Frankstown to resume.
All departments of the bolt works
are now in operation. The
colored puddlers are running
four furnaces, and are making as much
iron and of as good quality rs the mana
gers Cesire. At present, they say, they
would not be justified in starting up
more furnaces. A guard Is still kept
negroes in case any demonstration should
be made, but no fears are entertained of
any such action. They are only gusrd-
ing against the possibility.
In regard to the conference between
the manufacturers and puddlers there
is nothing new to be told. The
committees will have another meet
ing to-day, but what the final
result will be cannot be foretold.
Representatives from both sides are
still very reticcnt, and only express their
determination To stand by the positions
they assumed respectively at the COM
menccmcnt Of the trouble. One thing
evident, however; while the prospects
for general resumption are possibly not
as cheering us could be wished, yet they
are something brighter than when both
sides stood uoof from each other, and
would not even reason the matter to-
gcthcr, and the tuct that II conference is
being held, gives at least some ground
for hopc.-Pitsburgh Post
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THE NEW HAMPSHIRE ELEcrIO.
A sub.tanti,I Democratic Victory

CONCORD, March l0-The entire re.
turns of the State are not yet received
The Republicans still claim majority in
the House of II, which they say will not
be reduced below g. The Democrats
have majority in the Council, which
will be an obstacle in the way Of remov'
ais from office. The Democrats elect two
Congressmen, Jones in the First district
and Bell in the Second. Blair Repub-
lican) is elected 10 Congress in the Third
district,
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, March ll--Flour-Dcmaud
fair aud market firm. Wheat Dcmani
fair and market firm; No. , whit" Wa
bach 81 lj{; No. white Michigan y -
extra Michigan II t.; amber Mic
igun 81 Osli No. ! red II III,
No2 DAYTON and Michigan red II u-;
No. amber ; oS!. Corn-DulI; high
mixed lie; seller May 72c; low mixed
Csc; no gradr 81 g.. Oat. Dull; ". =
5sc; Michigan j7lci white a. Clover
81 q On
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East Liberty Cattle Market

EAST LIBERTY. March II.-CattI"-
Receipts for to-day 2jj head,
making for the week so far 2,GOi head.
The supply continue. light and the mar
k.t has been active at prices about c of
from last week aad all sold out; best
50 25Ca7 90; medium to good - 25la
& 90; common to fair 81 2jmj %; stork-
ers scarce at Si OOm4 80; bulls s. 'jto
4 -. Hogs Receipts to-day 2,"lO head
and for the week 80 far $500 head York
er, So 9SH7 %; Philadclphias - 25n = -.
Sheop-Rcccipt. to-day LOO head, and
for the week 80 far Loo head; bot
81 7am7 %; medium s. 7Jm,G uo.
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Sheridan
New Orleans.

WASHINGTON. March ll.-Gcneral
Sheridan lett Washington to-day, re-
turning to New Orleans by way Of Chi
cago. His conduct in the late troubles
in that city is approved by the President
When the pending Louisiana compro-
mise shall be fully conSummated, por-
tion of the troops will be withdrawn from
New Orleans. Late private advices
from that city show that while 4 few
ultra politicians on both sides are not in
clined to settlement on the proposed
basis. large majority of the people are
willing for peace on almost any terms
as their material interests are seriously
injured by the continued political con-
tentions.
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UNITED STATES SENATE
WAsHISoToN, March II.

Mr.. Clayton, of Arkansas, asked for a
decision on the point Of order on the res
olution for the appointment of commit
tee to visit the Indian Territory during
recess.
Messrs. Clayton, Morton, Howe AID
Sherman argued that the resolution was
in order, and Messrs. Hamlin and Thur
man contended that it was not.
Finally Mr.. Anthony moved to lay
the subject on the table. Agreed to.
Yeas 80; nays %
The Senate then, Mt LA, proceeded to
executive business.
After AL hour aud half in executive
session, confirmed various nominations.
Adjourned.
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New York Dry Goods Market,

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE jobbing
trade WAS more active in all departments
and the day sales large and importsnti
domestic goods in fair package and piece
demand, and foreign goods trm Il. cur
rent prices. Gotten goods steady at un-
changed prices Fancy and Sideband
Prints more active. Drr.s goods i'm
proving. Gotten hosiery active with an
upward teucency. Worsted Coating'
and Kentucky Jeans fairly active.
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RAILROAD BONDS Mortgages strong
STATE BOSDs-Qmet.

plAl NSAA'N"
SToCKS-Opened strong and prices adj
vanced / TO IA per cent, Union Pacific
leading the market and rising from a.
to 4Sl: Pacific Mail reacted to 4Ol North
western 45!; preferred jS.; Western
Union 10! Lake Shore "a, and st. Paul
81. Towards midday Il reaction set in
aad prices declined TO | per cent. AT
the second call, however, the market was
firm at a partial recovery. During the
afternoon there was another decline all
around, but at the close the market was
firm and higher the advance from the
lowest point ranging from ! to per cent
The chief improvement wa in Union
Pacific and Northwestern, the former
rising to 46I and the latter to 45!. Pa
cfc Mail was firm at 800 30! At the
close Ohios recovered to 26i. Other
changes not important. Transactions
10000 shares. Of which 81, 900 We're Pa
cifc Mail, 22,OOO Western Union, 22OOO
Northwestern, $500 Erie, G,0OO Lake
Shore, 22,OOO Ohios, 1900 Wabash and
1000 Union Pacific.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, March Il.-Whea,
Firm and prices unchanged. Corn Ear
at 75G 77c; shelled 70Cl l5c free ia ".r-
vator. PetroleUm-Quiet but stesGyi
crude 81 81! at Parkersi refined li.r
for Philadelphia delivery.
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Mitchell Again Returned Ia Parlia
mpnI.
THE FATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, March II, p. NJ. }

PROBABILITIES.
From the northwest and Upper Lakes
to Missouri and Kentucky, lower pres
sure, northwest winds, colder and clear
ing weather
For the Lower Lakes, Middle ana
Eastern States, falling barometer, warm,
cr cloudy weather, ram or snow and
southerly winds.
For the Gulf and South Atlantic States
and Tennessee, low barometer southerly
and westerly winds, warmer, cloudy
weather and rain.
The rivers will rise at Cincinnati,
Louisville, keokuk. St. Louis. Memphis,
Nicksburg and New Orleans.
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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.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
The Washington Banks and Check
Stamps.

New YORK, March 1.-THE banking
men are very much excited over the ac-
;ion of the Internal Revenue Depart
ment at Washington to establish an in
quisitorial system of investigation into
the manner oftransacting business ut the
banks. with view OF learning whether
any checks which were not properly
stamped have been paid. The banks
were called upon to furnish evidence of
any carelessncss or omission on their
part in this respect, the object being to
collect Il penalty of fifty dollars for every
check discovered to have been paid with
out stamps.
At an informal conference yesterday
between President Williams of the Met
ropoltan Bank, President Tappan of the
Gailatin Bank, and President Nermyle
Of the Merchants National Bank the
subject of II stamp tax on checks was
considered. The bank officers had writ
ten to the Commissioners of Internal
Revenue, asking for an official. interprc-
tation of the tax law. Yesterday they
tcl"graphed for reply, and received an
answering telegram stating that letter
was coming.
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GIeYeland Market.

CLEVELAND, Merch ll.-Nheat, Corn
and Oats-Steady and unchanged. Pc
troleum-Steady; standard white car lots
l2c; Ohio State test l3c; small lots l(G2C
higher
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The pittsburgh S;rike--COnference
Between the Msnnfactu. ers and
Paddle s

PITTsBURGH, March 1.-THE Confer
ence Committees of the iron msnufstur-
ers and puddlcrs met to-day, and were
in session eight hours. Both sides were
equally determined in declining TO COM
promise, and settlement by arbitration
was finally proposed and agreed to by
the respective committees. The Iron
Association and Boilers Union will
probably meet tomorrow in separate
session, when the plan of arbitration will
be submitted to them by the committees,
and if adopted, a board OF arbitrators
will be appointed.
Pork Packing i'm the West.
CINCINSATI, March 1.-THE Price
Curent while not prepared to publish
full detailed report of packing in the
West tomorrow, will present brief
statement, showing that the total number
of hogs packed in the West from NOvem-
ber lst to March lSt, is about j,55O,OOO,
against total last season of 5,i45,2 200.
The States in which there has been an
increase in numbers, are Illinois,
Iowa and Kentucky. The average net
weight of hogs is about 81 pounds less
than last year, and the crop in pounds
about equals last year; in lard the aver
age falling off is about one pound per
head. A full detailed report will be Is
sued by the Price Current in Il few days,
there being several interior points yet to
hear from, which have been estimated in
arriving at the above conclusions
Hog Packing in Chicago.
CHICAGO. March l1.-Messrs. Howard,
White, Cromcll & Co, publishers OF the
Commercial Bulletin, will issue their
sixth annual report of the pork packing
of Chicago. tomorrow. Number OF hogs
packed during the regular season l,G9O,
34S, against $40, ,024 last season; average
net weight this season, LAG, against
Il ,6i7 pounds last year; average yield of
lard, 3,7O3 pounds, against 5,Gi4 last
wear; lard manufactured, 7,03S tierces;
mess pork made, 2l5,699 bbls.; other
kinds of pork, 46l7 bbls. total amount
OF pork, 262,67j bbIs.; summer packed
3j4.S20, against 2l5,OOO last year; Octob-
er packing, 81, ,6iS hogs, against 81, $50
last year; number Of cattle packed, A.
1872 against 1912 last year; total num-
Der of hogs packed during the year ending
March 1st, 2,l3G,7lG
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Goshen Cheese

80 Boxes New York Goshen.
lUU Western Reserve.
lust received aud for sale by
mart VI. REILLY.
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Another Abduction.

WAsHINGToN, March IA womsn
called at the house of Mr.. Becwick,
in Georgetown, Yesterday, and being re-
fused aims she left. Shortly after IN"
met little niece OF that gentlemans,
having in her arms his infant child, SIX
weeks old She persuaded the girl I"
give it to her and sent the girl of to a
store to buy some candy, since which
time neither the woman or child have
been seen OF heard OF.
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FOREIGN.


New YORK, March ll.-According TO
. the accounts from Port au Prince, re-
7 ceivcd yesterday, the fire on February
| lIth, was more disastrous than was tclc-
rraphed. The entire northern portion
of the city was swept by flames. Four
hundred houses were consumed, and
the loss Of property is estimated ut 81
100000. The property was chiefly own
ed by foreign residents. The combuS-
tihIe nature of the structures and high
winds caused the flames to spread with
great rapidity. Some separate fires oc-
cured bv the blowing up of buildings
and leaving nothing TOR the fire To feed
upon, it was finally stopped. j. i. Hep
burn, an American merchant, lost his
lite. He had rescued his wife and chill
drcn and went back to endeavor to save
some of his goods, but while there he
was surrounded by flames and unable to
escape. His dead body was found after
the fire inside of the rear of the store.
Mitchell Again Returned Ia ParIia-
mcnI.
Cork, March 1.-THE Parliamentary
election in Tippcrarv passed of quietly
to-day. About onc-third of the constItu-
encv. including the Roman Catholic
Clergy and leading tradrsmen, ahstaincd
from taking any part in the election.
Moore. the Conservative candidate, had
posted printed notices at nil the polling
places. stating that Mitchell was inell-
rible. and all votes cast for him would
br void The counting is not vet COM
plcted. but it is estimated that Mitchell
has majority of 100.
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lie Called Her Victoria and She Call
cd Him Theodore;

witness did not leave until after lO
o'clock that evening and TiIton remain
ed; this occasion was in September, 1871;
in the following October witness stopped
in New York on his way to Washington
and called on Mrs. Woodruff in conse-
quence of a note which he had received
from her; he was subsequently, her coun-
sci in some matters; he was received in
the house by Colonel Blood and found
Theodore Tiltcn there with Mrs. Wood
hull and Mr. Cnfin; Mrs. Woodruff
said that Mr.. Beecher was going to pre-
side at meeting where she was going
to speak on the relations Of sexes;
witness told her that be could
not believe that Beecher would preside:
Mrs. Woodruff said that he would, and
that Tilton was arranging it: Tilton said
that Beecher would not express an ap-
proval of her sentiments, as he had not
courage enough, but that he would say
he considered her subject a Legitimate
one for public discussion. Recess.
After recess the witness was cross-ex-
amined by Mr.. Beach. He repeated part
of the conversation as repeated by him
in the morning. He said that he had
great embarrassment in separating ms
recollection of what was said from the
general impressions made on his mind.
In speaking OF Bcecher and Mrs. Iilton,
the witness said that Mrs. Woodruff
spoke of them rs having lived together
rs husband aud wife; She said they had ac-
cepted and acted upon principles OF
social freedom. The witness then repeat
ed his testimony in regard to Mrs.
Woodhulls remarks concerning Mrs.
Tlton's confession, and retraction. The
witness continued: Mr.. Tilton said the
system of treating women aS inferior to
men, was false, and regulations between
them should bc made by contract; this
subject was under discussion about half
an hour; remember Tilton saying, that
any law which took away the Will OF the
individual was usurpatlon; several
weeks after this, had another interview
with Tilton, ut Mrs. WoodhulIs; in the
first interview Tilton and Mrs. Wood
hull convcrsed in private two
or three times; | did not see
them setting close together; they wereon
a lounge about foot apart | noticed no
carcsses or salutations between them, but
| noticed several amorous glances pass
between them; ! cannot describe an
amorous glance, though | have given
them at times. NLsughterl | do not
think l could put on one of them now
Increased laughter; do not think kthcre
was anything sheepish in the glance; |
think that the expression was conveyed
by the eyes; | did not observe any speclsl
smile on his face or any other tca-
ture that could describe; the expression
of hi, countenance was too evanesccnt for
me to describe.
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Tender Conversation.

Their conversation was conducted in a
tone Of tenderness different from that in
which they addressed other per-
sons; Mrs, Woodruff said that
Tilton approached nearest her idca
of what man should be, and ! replied
that this idea appeared to be raciprocatcd
by Tilton; at the next interview several
weeks after, Mrs Woodruff told me she
wa. going to deliver a lecture IN New
York, and NJ. Beecher would preside;
| doubted it and Tiiton said he wou!d
not probably endorse tree love, but would
stntc that it was legitimate question
Mrs. Woodruff said if he did not come
on the side of the great revolution, he
could not maintain himself; my nephew
is a partner of Oliver johnson,
and suppose it was thought
his communication with Mr.. John
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CoIored Day of Jubilee.

LOUISVILLE. March 1.-THE colored
people held meeting tonight and pass
ed resolutions approving the civil rights
enactments and also the following resO-
luton for the celebration Of the event:
R,solrsd That in consideration of the
legal and practical progress Of civil
rights, VIC hereby set apart Thursday the
25th day Of March, 1875, as day of
Jubilee in Louisville, and that in after
years the 4th day of July be our national
holiday in commemoratlon OF freedom a,
well as the national birthday of the
United States
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ERIr, PA, March ll.-The Rev. j. 4.
Davidson, recently State lecturer for the
Grand Lodge of Good Templars, of
Pennsylvania, was arrested last evening,
for drunkenness and disorderly cosduct,
and spent the night at the police station.
He has probably assisted i'll organizing
more lodges of this order than any other
man in the State This is his second ar
rest in this city on the same charge.
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Army Changes.

General Augur goes to New Orleans
to succeed General Emory; General Ord
to San Antonio to succeed General Augur:
General Crook to the Department OF the
Platte, to succeed General Ord; General
Kautz takes command in Arizona. These
changes indicate the retirement of Cen
eral Emory, at present in command in
Louisiana.
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SALT LAKE. March ll.-AiIcr the de-
cis,ion to-day in the Brigham Young
case he paid his $&,025 to the Clerk OF
the Court, and accompanied by a friend
was taken to the penitentlaFy' there to
remain for twenty-four hours. The
papers for an appeal IN this case mad
been filed several days ago, and bonds
given also, as was stated in Court yes
ierdav. This appeal disclaimed any
contempt of Court, but acting by the sd.
vice of counsel, he took this method Of
raising a question of appeal which was
argued for two hours, after whch the
decision was given, fning and lmprison- =
ing the defendant, as before stated.
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WAsmINGToY, March 1.-THE Sen
ate Committee on Foreign Relations, this
afternoon, reported the Hawaiian reci-
procity treaty with an amendment, pro-
yiding that permission shall not be given
to any other nation to acquire any naval
or coaling station within those Islands,
and recommended its ratification as
amended.
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Decision Under the Tariff Act.

The Acknowledgement decides that the
duties imposed by the first section Of the
tariff act of 1875 accrue on importatIons
made on the Sth of February, the day the
act became a law
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SALT LAKE, March lin the case OF
Ann Eliza RS. Brigham Young suit for
divorce and alimony, decree having been
made, that Brigham Young pay 5000,
attorneys fees, and $500 monthly allmo-
ny. pend,ute lite, and the time having cN-
pired wherein the Attorneys tees should
have been paid, Brigham Young was
brought before Judge Mexican to-day,
and adiudsed guilty of contempt, and
ordered to be imprisoned one day, and
pay fine of $25.
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Religious Amendment 10 the Consfi-
IufiOn.

COLUMBUS, March ll.-One hundred
and thirtv-nine delegates, representing
Ohio and Western Pennsylvania, assem-
bled here to-day in Convention,ito take
some action relative to the adoption OF II
religious amendment to the Constitution
of the United States. Lengthy rcsolu-
tions were adopted the point Of which
was declaration that the present Consti-
tuition is inharmoniouS with Christian
usages. common law, and State Con'titU-
ton. and that the recognition of Almighty
God in the National Constitution, Is not
n union of Church and State, but IS SIM
plv an affirmation of the nations right
and duty.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Mayor James Bailey, OF Utica, is staying at the
Metropolitan Hotel.
Mr.. Adolph Sutro, OF Nevada, is among the Late
arrivals at the Gsey House.
Kenealy received Clio votes. There were s,06s
votes divided between two other candidates.
The FIRST Secretary of the Spanish Legation In
washington, Senor Potestad, will soon visit Spain
with his family on q leave Of absence.
All the tools OF workmen or other Implement
OF labor deposited With the pawnorokers OF Parts
have been redeemed and handed over to theii
owners by the Dacness OF Magenta with the pro.
cecds OF charity festival placed at her disposal.
One OF the best ideas OF the period.
Turkey will not take any notice OF poor little
Cousin Alfonso till he apologies for having in
formed Charles OF Roumaaia OF his accession to the
throne; for the Sultan is OF opinion that all infor-
nation of that sort should 20 to Charles by way Of
Constantinople.
Senator Conkling's opposition defeated the Tele.
graph bill, and Senator ConklIng is the counsel OF
the Western Union Telegraph Company. WASN'T
there q case In the courts not long since in which
the position OF this Senator brought up rather
sharply the legislative capacity OF the cOunses for
great Corporations
At last mere Is a new fancy in the prcstidlgita.
ton line. He borrowed bonnet from a lady In
the audience, ana as he was about TO return 1t II
caught fire In the gas, ana ne hah 10 stamp on 1t
with both feet TO exIinguish the flame. Misery OF
the lacy 1t was her best bonnet. Then he fired
a pistol and a bonnet just ike it fell from the
Chandelier in the middle OF the theatre
There has been found in an old palace at Pisa a
lonqlost work OF Michael Angelo-the statue OF
ST. John sculptured for Lorenzo di Medlci. I5 was
In the Pesciolini Palace, long abandoned and up
Inhabited, but recently sold to the Count Rosss;.
onini, and therefore cleaned out Though tbe
presence there OF u beautiful statue vas known
1t was commonly supposed to DC by Donatelo.
And now comes out plainly enough the nam, Of
the English major VINO cheated at cards at Nice.
He was the major OF the regiment in which The
Duke OF Connaught, one OF the Queens sons. ,s
captain. lie is thus referred to IN the bean no,
brevity OF a general order THE Hon. Major
Walter Hartford, OF the Seventh Hussars, is dis
missed from the army. Her Majesty having ne
further need OF ais servlcsAn