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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-19

A dispatch from Rome, to the Daily
Ne,rs, reports that Garabaldi is i'll, and
confined to his bed
The Sheriff of Luzerne county, Pa,
after conference with the Governor de
cided it incxpedient to withdraw the
troops from Hazleton and vicinity. The
Governor Concurs.
The conservation of Rev. DR.. o Bricn,
as Bishop Of Kingston, Ontario, took
place Yesterday morning with imposing
ceremonies
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FOREIGN.
SeriOus Riot.

GLASGOW, April lS.-A serious riot
took place to, day at the opening of some
pleasure grounds fin the suburbs Of GlaS-
gov. A stand on which were about
1900 people gave way, and precipitated
the entire mass to the ground Thirty
persons. were injured The visitors in
disnant at the carelcs,uess of thepropri-
etors, destroyed everything on the
grounds and burned the barricadr> which
surrounded them
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO TIE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Coal shipments.

PITTSBURGH, April 1.-THE quantity
of coal shipped from this region last
week was II ,SS9 tons against 81, 426 tons
of the corresponding week of the previ-
Gus year The supp Y for II week is l59,Ol6
tons Of anthracite Independent Of the
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company,
from which no return has been received,
and 1861 tons of btuminouS against
37S,S45 tons for the corresponding week,
Of last year. The whole supply sent from
all the regions so far this year is 1926,
567 tons against 4,l24,SS7 tons to the
same period last year The decrease in
the supply of anthracite is 964,7l8
tons.
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Damage TO the Union Pncinc Ri
road.

OMAHA, April lit is still imPossi-
bic to state to what extent the road bed
on the Union Pacific railroad is damag-
ed. The district is about l75 miles in
length but it is only at occasional places
where any damage is done. The water
has receded some to-day. West bound
passengers lying at Rock Springs
have been transferred to Green river by
way of wagons and east bound passen-
gers pice rersa. The Railroad Company
are caring for them as kindly us circum-
stances will admit There are about
500 emigrants and 800 passengers lying
Bere waiting Tor the removal of the
blockade. The Company are also caring
for the emigrants at their own expense.
AS soon as the water has receded so it
can be done, they will put on II
line of stages and transfer the passen-
gers and mails over the break.
OMAHA, April l7.-Oficial reports
from the scene of the food on the Union
Pacific Railroad, state that last night
Superintendent Earle walked through
from West to Gram River Station. Six
teen bridges are gone west Of there, and
the road washed badly. The water rose
three feet yesterday, and is still rising
rapidly.
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Trouble I'm the Black Hills.

CHICAGO. April ls "A Sioux City
special says that Captain Ferris brings
news from Fort Randall that Il squaw ar
rived at the Brute agency, and stated
that the Indians had surrounded the
miners in the Black Hills and cndeavor-
ed to burn their stockade, but We're un-
successful. They killed and scalped one
man, who was away from the stockade
while the fight was progressing. Govern
ment troops arrived and rescued the
party and took them from the Hills.
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ERIE, April lsth.-The Propeller
Alpena Capt. Thorne, arrived from
Tcledo with grain this afternoon, being
the first arrival of the season. She en-
countered ice from of Ashtabula and
from thence all the way here. There Is
from one to one and shalf inches OF new
ice in clear places between the fields, and
the old is freshly knittinLt tnrnthnr
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Contract Closed for Improving the
mississippi.

ST Louis. April l7.-Cspt. Jas, b.
Fad, closed the contract to-day with
Co. James Andrews, Of Allegheny
C.ty, Pcnua for the construction Of three
hundred aud fifty thousand cubic yards
OF fa-cjuc work and a'hundred thousand
cubic wards of stone work ut South Pass,
together with large amount Of timber
wurN. piles, &c, constituting the neces-
,arv irttirS and dikes for improving
the mouth of the Mississippi river.
Col. Andrews is to furnish his own out
tit for this work and put in place sixty
thousand cubic wards OF fasciLes, piles,
&c. before requiring any pay. His con-
tract will embrace the construction of
work sufficient to increase twenty.sIX
feet depth of water and will amount 10
two millions and half Ot dollars.
When this Is completed another provis-
ion will he made to secure the thirty feet
of water required by Captain EadS con-
tract with the Government. Col. An
drew> built the masonry work of the
bridge at this city and constructed
the tunnel extending there
from to the Uunion Depot
grounds. He also visited Europe last
summer with Captain Eads, ana carefully
studied the jctty works there, and is in
every sense qualified successfully carry
out the enterprise he has entered into.
ne will commence providing his equip
mept soon, as 100000 has been sub
scribed BY the South Pass Jetty Company,
which has been organized here and a
Isrge portion Of the stock subscribed by
nromiuent citizens of ST. Louis.
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HARTFORD, Con, April l7-Anton
Linburg, while drunk fatally stabbed
Andrew johnson in his sick room ut Col
linsville, last night. John FELTON,, who
entered the room on hearing the distur-
bance was stabbed four times and died
instantly. Feltons wife was dangerous.
ly stabbed. Linburg then killed him
self
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NOTICE To HOUSE CLEANERS,

CHROMOS, STEEL ENGKAVINGS,
Y Brackets OF all sizes, Looking Glasses.
Picture Nails and Cords In great variety,
on weekly payments, or for cash, very
reasonable. Otders Tor framing Pictures,
given particular attention by
WILLIAMS BROS,
2l2i Main Street, Centre Wheeling.
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ANOTHER Massachusetts, dam given
away. and another damaging food IN
consequence, i, reported in the dispatches
thi, morning.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, April Is, SP. NJ, J
PROBABILITIES.

FKOHABI LIT IhS.
Forihc Middle States and Lower Lake
Region, cold and partly cloudy weather
with areas Of lig ght snow, nortkerly I"
westerly winds and stationary barometer.
for the Gulf States. Tennessee and the
ono valley, generally clear weather,
and rising followed by falling barometer.
for the Upper Lake Region. the Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys,
increasing cloudiness, with warmer wea-
ther, light variable winds, mostly from
the barometer.
will fall slowly.
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Decorating Confederate Graves.

MEMPHIS, April lS.-At a meeting of
e1-Confederete soldiers held last night
to arrange for decorating the graves of
Confederates on the 22d of May, resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted asking
e1-Federal soldiers to participate in the
ceremony. Among those present At the
meeting were cx-President Jefferson
Davis, ex-Gov. IShsm G. Harris, Gems.
Cotton. Greene and Gordon.
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A Fine improved Farm for Sale,

7 OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE MY
| farm, located 81 miles southeast from
SistorSvillc, Tyler county, ". Va. II con-
taius $50 acres, lOO OF which is improved.
There are six dwelling houses thereon, be-
sides a saw and griSt mill, blacksmith
shop and other buildings; also has n fine
orchard and six wells. IL is an excellent
offer. For particulars inquire of or address
GEORGE LEWIS.
mrllgb On the Premises.
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FROM our reports this morning the
probabili,i-, aro that the weather To-Day
will be partly cloudy with northeFly to
westerly winds, and low temperature.
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A Man of a Thousand,

was hourly expected from Consumption,
all remedies having failed, and Dr. IL.
JAMES was experimenting. h." accidGnta!i,, =! !,
iy made a preparation Of INDIAN hEMf
which cured his only child, ana no" gives
this recipe free on receipt oi TWO stamps 10
nay eybeusrS HEMP also cures n.sEt
sweats, nausea nj the stomach, and VIII
break a fresh cold in - hours. Address
Craddock & Co., lO32 Race street, Philadel-
nhIa naming this paper. feblOD
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-19

CINcINNATI, April l7.-Five cans of
gunpowder, placed in Il basket in the ves-
tibule of St Xavier's Catholic Church to-
night, and materials outside of the basket
fired, WAS discovered by the sexton and
thrown into the street where four of the
cans exploded. The only explanation
of the matter Is that it was put there for
the purpose Of destroying the machinery
of the contractor who is completing The
work.
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Louisiana Jockey Club.

New ORLEANS, April 17-This is the
sixth aud last day. The track and racing
are good, weather clear and pleasant,
and the attendance very large, being es-
limatcd at from 5000 to 5000.
First rucc-Fortuna stakes for three
year Odds; $2j entrance, p. p. with $1,000
added; second horse $500, third 500. In
this race there were fourteen nomIna-
tions and six started. Ascension won
easily by Il length; Pauline Sprague sec.
ond, Warfare third, beating Mlgnon ana
MainSail. Distance, one mile and a half;
time, 2:43 In the pools last night As
cen,ion sold at S2j, Mignon and Pauline
Sprague $50, Mainsal 500, Warfare $50.
On the track Cottrell entries were even
against the field
Second Consolation race of one
mile for horses that have run and not
won during the meeting; Club purse of
800, first horse $500, second S75,
third SO Sweetboy won the race
bv a length, Puss BroadnaX second,
Pauline Sprague third; time l:45!,
beating .Highwayman, Port Leonard,
Mignon and Mildcw. In the poo last
night Puss Broadnax $500, Sweet Boy
Sl2S, Mildew $40, Highwayman 1928,
Pauline, Sprague, Mignon, and Port
Leonard 500. All on the track rating
about the same.
Third Race-Four mile heats, for all
ages club purse $1,000. First horse
81 900, second 5000. Falmouth 3, |, l.,
Galway l, ., >, Col. Neiligan =, g. Time
7:4jI. 7:4S, S:OOi. In pool last night
Galway S244, Falmouth $500 Col. Nelli-
gan Sl60, rating the same to-day.
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The Louisiana Legis ature.

New ORLEANS, April 1.-THE
House has completed the reorganization
by elccting Trezevant clerk, and other
conservative officers. The terms of the
award were carried out in the Senate by
unseating Elam, Democrat, and by seat
ing f. S. Good, Democrat, in place of
Crozier, (ccl.) Republican. Tho joint
resolution recognizing the Kellogg gov
ernment was adopted, without two dis
senting votes. During the day a large
number Of reform bills were introduced
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suparEured Beef L. Shoulders

= TIERCES EVANS SUGAR CURED
> Beef Five Terces Evans Sugar Cured
Shoulders, for sale by. r. J. SMYTH.
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Assault and Robbery IN Tennessee.

MEMPHIS, April IA young man
named Julius Delavurda, arrived here TO.
day on the steamer Grand Tower, from
Stale's point. He relates that some three
weeks since he landed there and started
for Digersburg atoot in the woods, where
he met negro who begged him for
money to obtain food, aad in giving him
some, thoughtessly displayed his pocket
book. The negro seeing this, drew out
his pistol and fired at him, the bali Strik-
inc him on the top of the head and par
italy stunning him. The negro then
stabbed him several times with pocket
knife and after robbing him fed A
farmer living near having heard the shot
aud the screams of Delavarda, hastened
to the spot and had him conveyed to his
,thc tarmers) house. where he lay for
several days unconscious; but yesterday
he was So iar recovered that he was able
10 leave for this CITY, to which points his
passage WAS paid by his host. Delavarda
states that his father is farmer near
Newark, y. j., and that he has a brother
who is Wholesale merchant in New
York. He will be cared for by the Chief
of Police until his friends can be heard
from
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Storm Abated I'm the Northwest.

ST.. PAUL, April H. The Northern
Pacific railroad has been at last shoveled
out, and the track is clear to Bismarck.
The regular passenger and freight trains
will commence on Monday. For the last
three days Il strong wind from the north
west has been blowing, which has now
subsided. Early thi. morning the ther-
mometer marked 50 above zero. tonight
the temperature is higher, and the sky
clear. The cold has aided materially in
improving the roads and drying the land
for farmers. The water in the Mississ-
inni ia vary hiph
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At'hrelina &egistfr.

GOLD closed in New YORK 0S'ui0a'
Al ll5. -
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Damage TO Crops.

CINCINNATI, April 17,-Repotts from
Kentucky, Indiana and Ohio show that
the weather during the last two days has
been the coolest, for the season, known for
years, the thermometer ranging from
twelve to twenty. five degrees above zero.
All the early fruits are thought to be
killed and the tobacco seriously injured.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-19
Great Flood In Utah.

SALT LAKE, April 1.-THE food in
tue valley of Bitter Creek, Wyoming, is
still reported on the Increase. Three OF
the Union Pacific Railroad bridges are
now reported gone, as also the road-bed
in many places, and that nothing can be
done toward repairs until the water falls.
This trouble extends for u distance of
about ten miles. -Four teams came
through from Rock Springs to Green
River station to-day, having been char
tered by some passengers to bring them
over the hills. \ freight train was ex-
pected at Ogden to-day, but it was dis
continued on account of another wash
out reported this side of Green River.
All mountain streams are rising on ac-
count of the rapidly melting snow, and
there will probably be difficulties from
this cause at other points soon. There
can be no time fixed for trains to COM
mence running again, as that will de-
pend on the weather, which is now quite
warm, and there being an unusual
amount of snow the damage to the track
will probably increase rather than dimin-
ish for the next week or ten days.
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Effects Of fthe Cold In Ohio.

OINCIsNATI, April 1.-THE cold wea-
ther of the last two nights has materially
damaged the fruit. Experienced fruit
growers say that tho peaches, pears and
cherries are killed.
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FraitKnIed In the Northwest.

CHICAGO, April 18th. Dispatches from
points in Michigan, Northern Illinois and
Iowa state that owing to the severe
weather that has prevailed for the last
48 hours, all the small fruits, apples and
peaches are killed in many localities and
in some cases the trees themselves. High
winds have prevailed throughout the
above mentioned sections aud the ther-
mometer has ranged from to 20 degrees
above zero for some time.
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Fruit Crop I'm Indiana Killed,

EVANSVILLE, IND, April 1S.--The
fruit growers SOY that the severe freeze
of the past two nights has killed the
peaches and most of the small fruits in
this section. All the tobacco plants in
Kentucky are killed
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The Effect at Norfolk. Va.

NORFOLK, April l8.-It showed here
last night and to-day. The cold snap
has killed the fruits and early vegeta-
bles The loss to trucksters is very
heavy.
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Attempted Murder and Suicide.

MOLINE, Ill, April lS.-Aoout one
o'clock Saturday morning, as A W.
Hastie, Young law student OF this city,
was cscorting Miss, Ellen Davis from
party. Charles L. Wood approached from
behind and without warning tired at
Miss Davis. the shot taking effect in the
back part of her head. he then fled, after
exchanging shots with HASTE Fifteen
minutes later Wood WAS found in an
alley in the act of shooting himself IN the
head. He died in half an hour. wood
was only twuuty-two years old. lie had
been suitor for the hand Of Miss Davis
for some time, and had threatened to
take her life on several occasions IN case
she refused his suit. The lady, 1t is be-
lieved, will receiver.
Trial of a Newspaper Tor Libei.
CHARLESTON, S. c, April lS.-Ihe
first criminal prosecution of a newspaper
for libel ever known in South Carolina,
begins tomorrow at the instance OF ex-
Congressman Bowen, now sheriff OF
Charleston. Messrs. Riardon and Dsw-
son ofthe Ne,cS am Courier are to be.trled
rpon eight indictm, nts, for publications
extending through .everal years, and
covering charges agains Bowen Of frauds,
bigamy, forgery snd instigsting murders.
The indictments based upon the puolica.
taions duplicating Bowen in murder VIII
be tried first. Great public interest is
felt in the case.
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The President In Concord.

CONCORD, April 17.-President Grant
arrived here this evening and drove to
the residence of Judge Hoar, whose
guest he is while in town. A Pullman
train of cars arrived from st. Albans,
with General Peck and other State otic-
ials and the Rav.on guards with the St.
Alban's brigade band snda delegation of
citizens. The town Is thronged with visi-
tors.
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Grand anoue, to the President.

BosToN, April 1.-THE Banquet at the
Parker House, to day, given by the Com
mercial Club, in honor of President Grant
and Cabinet, was grand affair. One
hundred and twenty-si1 guests were pres
ent. Alexander II. Rice President of
the Club presided. President Grant
Secretaries Belknap, Fish, Deiano, and
Postmaster General Jewell we're present
and number of local celebrities. The
Presidential party left for Concord by
special train.
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MEMS AND BOYS
FINE CLOTHING.

Slightly damaged by water from the ,....
Fire ut Philadelphia, Pa. To be- sold ar
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THE STORM.
Severely Felt at all Points.
Fruit and Crops Seriously
Injured.
The Storm In Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, April IA heavy north
and northwest wind has prevailed here
for the last thirty-six hours and there is
ice quarter of an inch thick. 1t is be-
lieyed that all the fruit, cotton and
wheat of this and adjoining sta.eS is seri-
ously injured if not killed. The ther-
mometer was down 10 26o here and 42' at
Montgomery, Alabama, this morning.
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PREPARED By
H. R. STEVENS, Boston, Mas.
NEGITINE
NO CIRE. NO IAN.

Is Sold by all Druggists and Dealers F.
where hT-
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,HUCTIOV S.aLES.
Ry Green & Wise,

[Rcal Estate Agents and Auctioneers.l
4 NOM MlSSIONERS SALE.-By virtue OF
u decree of the Circuit Court for the city of
Alexandria, rendered at its May term, 1875; in
the chsnccry suit OF Lowe vs.. Lowe, the under
signed commissioner therein named, will otter
for sale at public auction, on MONDAY, July
2, 1875 in front of the Market B. Bal TWgS on
SMALL TENEMENTS and enclosures, HI
situate at the southwest intersection of Psy me,
and Prince streets, in said city; also the LOI
OF LAND in Fairfax and Alexandria counties,
containing twelve and ono. half acres, lying i'm;
odaey the Middle Turnpike kosd and
will be sold in two lots, north and south of the
Pike.
Terms AS to the two small tenements cash !;
as to the lot of land in Fairfax and Alexandra
counties, ten per centum Of the purchase money
in cash and the residue in three equal install
ments of 6, u and 18 months secured by notes
of the purchaser with satisfactory endorser bear,
ing interest, and the title to be retained until
II. o. CLAUGHTON,
ie1O-eots Comm'r. of Sale
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Nv Green e. Wise,
TRcal Estate Agents and Auctlo

GRcal Estate Agents and Auctloneers
COMMISSIONEk SALE OF vALUA,
u BILE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
ALEXANDRIA, VA.-Pursusnt. to a decree
of the Corporation Court for the city of Alex
sndris Va, rendered at the April term, 1873,
thereof, in the suit of George B. Cochran VS..
Benjamin Thomas widow and administering,
etc, the subscriber. as commissioner of sale
under said decree, will offer for sale at public
auction on MGN pa IT the he Ma,f day B of any
IN Fairfax street in the city of Alexandria,
Va, TENEMENT and LOT OF GROUND,
in the said city of Alexandria, situated at the
southwest intersection of Payne and Cameron
streets, in front on Payne street sixty feet one
inch and in depth l28 feet inches the usnS
being thu premises formerly occupied ana useu
Terms $500 in cash. and the residue of the
purchase money in three equal payments at =,
Il and Is months from the day of sale, with IN
terest; the deferred payments to be secured by
the bonds of the purchaser, with approved Sc
curty, and the retention OF the title tile; until they
are paid. ALbEhI d OAhi,
je lO-eots Commr OF oale.
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CORPORATION oURT-Judge E. H. Lone
presilng Geo. H. Markell, magistrate elect
ed for the ID Ward, qualified
Ordinary licenses were granted to John
McGahey and john P Rice.
The last will and testament of Sophia Cohen,
deceased, without signature attached, was
proved to be wholly 10 the handwriting of the
lestratrix, and ordered to be recorded
John w. Webb, colored minister Of the
Baptist Church, was authorized to celebrate
the rites of matrimony.
j. l.. Dyson qualified as administrator, with
the will annexed, Of Sophia Cohen, deceased.
Chancery. Summers vs. Whaley and others;
report of D. l.. Smoot, commissioner, filed,
and decree for public or private sale.
Grigg and wife vs.. Atkinson aud others; re-
port Of commissioner OF sale filed; rule against
purchaser OF real estate to show cause against
resale.
Emerson vs.. Shirley; conditional decree o.
sale.
Miller vs. Miller ct ais; decree extending
time for the sale Of real estate,
y. Nj. Monroe ct ais. VS.. r. L. Lucas; con
tested election case; Commissioners Burroughs
Bell and Beckham, appointed to recount thu
votes cast at the late election for City Ser
geant, made their report, by which Lucas Ii
shown to have fifteen more votes than Camp
bell; rgumeut OF counsel commenced and still
in progress.