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tTHE PRESS.
TUESDAY MORNING SEPT. 90, 1875

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate countersigned by Stanley T.
Puiien' Editor. All railway, steamboat and hotel
managers will confer a favor upon us by demanding
credentials of every person claiming to represent our
journal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-02
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS

The Swedish banks refuse to cash the
Bank of Eughnd's notes, on account of
the number of counterteits reported in
circulation.!
]. B. Klosterman. President of the
Kcutcr Building nnd Saving Association
OF Coving,ou, Kentucky, is said to be- II
defautcr in the sum Of $4,000.
The Cnarlcstown, Mass Steamship
Company has mad" All assignment OF
their property t. Thomas NJ. Kemp
stead.
Governor Bcdle, OF New Jersey, has
appointed General Grrshorn Mott Treas
urcr in place ot Sooy.
Cardinal McCio,ky will leave this
evening for Rome.
TIE association for tho reform and
codiiication of the laws of nations was
formerly opened ut The Hague, ycster-
dav. Delegates from the United States
were present,
George \. Smith, second President of
the Church Of Jesus Chri,tof the Latter
Day Saints, died yesterday at Salt Lake
City.
Smith Burhrc, colorcd, OF Danvill". KY
looked into shot gun yesterday, and
will be buried to-day.
-Four children of Mr.. Naicr, in Ascen-
sion parish. Louisiana, were poisoned
with French worm lozenges, and died
in a few hours.
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SECOND WARD WedgeSioy Mo,uUg
The market was first class this morn.
ing. There was nn excellent supply OF
all kinds of produce, vegetables and fruit,
unless we except apples and pears, which
are indeed very scarce. The demand
was also good though price. were quite
low. and everything Wa, pretty much
closed out by ten O'Clock.
PRoDUcE-Eggs, at l3G l5cts. per ioz.i
butter 25G30c per lb; chickens .'a3 20
It's each; honey soc per ID; dried beams
l0c per quart.
VEGETABLEs-Potatocs, l2Crl5 cents
per peck; tomatoes 10 cts per peck;
string beans 10 ct, per peek; corn, 5GnlO
cts per dozen; bccts cts per bunch;
cucumberS, > cts. per dolrni cab
bage 3GS ct, per head; squashc', cts
each; cauIhowcrs, lOmlj cts per head
pickle cabbage, SOLO cts per head: onions
40 cts per peck; carrots 3 cts per bunch;
egg plant jlElj cts apiece sweet po-
tatocs, domestic, 30 cts per peck lima
beans 10 ct>pcr quart; pickcI. p cts per
100; small white onions - cts per peck;
turnips 40 cts per peck.
FRuIT-Grerua apples 40lr GOc per peck;
watermrlons. lOH 3Oct, each; gantaloupcs
muskmeIon. and autmegs, jM - cts each;
peaches choice, 5OGGO cts per peck;
plums 81 80 per peck; grapes % ots per
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NeAY HOrK Market.

New YORK, September l.-Cotton-
Easy Mt l43ml5c; futures closed steady
September - ll-32c; October Is 1890;
November BOOB l3.32ci December l3s
ml& l3-32c; January l3!@l3 l7.32c;
February l3 2l.32ml3 lilo; March
IL 27-32alir: April II l-l6ml4 3-32c
Flour-Firm; receipts 5000 barrels; SUI
perliue western and state S4 S5N55 30;
common to good 50 5jMG 90; good To
choice - Ojm7 %; white wheat extra
81 %; extra Ohio S. 25Gr7 90; st. Louis
So 9O@S 80. RycFlour-EasIer. Corn
Meal-Quiet. Wheat-Loweri receipts
2l2.OOO bushels: No. = Chicago spring
81 2GGil 81; No. Milwaukee 81 33Cn
"a; new whlte Michigan II 80 Rye
Nominal at 9jGa 9Sc. Barley and Malt
Quiet. Corn-FIrmer; receipts $1,000
bushels; western mixed 74G76c; steam
76c. Oats-Firm; receipts 5000 bush
els; western mixed Gjc; white &c. Hay
Unchanged. CoiIee-DuIl at lsi@
20Ic. Sugar-Duili fair to- good refining
S!dSlc; prime SIC. Rlce-FIrm. Mo
lasscs-Quict. PetroIcum-Dull and
nominal; crude 5Ec bid; held at 5.ci re-
fined III bid; ll!c asked. Ruscn-
Quiet and unchanged Turpentine-3l! !c.
Eggs-Firm; western l2mI2!c. Pork
Closed heavy mt so 9Ola2l 90. Beef
Quiet. Cut Mcats-M Iddlcs dull. Lard
Firm at j. 9-l6c; old prime steam l34;
new l3lc. Buttrr-ljm2ic. Cheese
Heavy and unchanged. Whisky-Quiet
AT 81 II
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NO.. GA.
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, September l.-Flour-Quie.
and unchanged. Wheat-Steady and in
moderate demand; No. 2spring Chicago
81 lS!@l lS: seller September; No. 8
81 0s; rejected 9GG96Ie Corn-Steady
and in fair demand; No 62Ic seller Sep.
tember; G3tc seller October Oats
Firmer and in fair demand; No. 2 3iiG
cash; 3ic seller September; 34c seller DC.
tober. Barley-Dull and shade lower
at 81 04 seller October; nominslly at
81 O7 seller September. Rye-Dull at
Sl@82c cash; 7S@79c seller September
Pr"visIOns-QuieL and firm. Pork
Easier at so 90 cash, seller September
or October; SlS % seller year. Lard
Dull and easier ut Sl2 So seller Septem-
bcri Sl3 o.! seller October; offered II,
SD 90 seller year. Bulk Meats-Firm;
summer cured tc higher; shoulders Sic;
long clear ll3@ll3c; short clear l2c.
Whisky-Quiet and firm; held at 81 10
On call board Wheat. Easier at 81 l3I
seller September; 81 l$l seller October.
Corn-Ea,ier and Gale lower. Oats 30
Lower at 23{m33;c seller september and
October; 30 seller year. Pork-Dull,
nominal aua unchanged. Lard-QuicI
and unchanged.
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More Outrages by the Pennsylvania
Ku kIuX.

PoTTsvILLE, September There
was much excitement in Shenandoah this
morning, occasioned by the shooting Of
Thcmas Sawyer at the Lehigh colliery.
Sawyer was inside boss for J. NJ. Heaton
" Co., at the Raven Run mines. He was
shot by FIVE men, all strangers, receiving
six bullets, and expired Immediately.
Another man, unknown, was also shot.
The cause of the assassination is said to
be that the miners became dissatisfied
with Sawyer year ago, and refused to
work under him. They resumed work,
however, but since he has received coffin
notices, and notices TO leave or he would
be killed.
\ later telegram says that two more
men have been shot.
Reward for Assassin Offered.
a reward Of 1000 has been offered
by Heuton " Go. for the apprehension OF
the assassin of Sanger. The excitement
ut Gerardyillc and Shenandoah con-
tinuc> unabmtcd, and party of armed
men We're organized to-day who started
in pursuit OF the man who was with
Sanger, and WIS shot at the same time, and
fatally injured
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Cincinnati Marker.

CINCINNATI, september Cotton
Demand fair and market firm ut liic
Flour-Dull;; family 81 jOGG IS. Wheat
Dali at 81 40al 5j. Corn-Quet but
steady ut 73Ca zoe. Oats-NominaI at
jOGG0c. Rye-Dull and nominal. Pork
Quiet at $50 jOtd2O 7j. Lard-Quiet
at l3!l4ic Bulk Meats Steady; shoul-
ders S3aS4c; clear rib sides l2c; clear
l2g6l2Ic. Bacon-SLeady; shoulders
9!c; clear rib l@Bc; clear l3!c. Whisky
Steady and in moderate demand st
81 10.
HoGs-Active and higher; stockers
So 500 w; good light trades s. sjM.S 10
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ontinue our quotations:
Cincinnati Leaf.

CINCINNATI, August 3l.-The market
for Leaf Tobacco opens for the week
with better feeling prevailing, and
prices stronger. The offerings OF auction
were 2O2 hhd, and 3 boxes, rs follows:
Thirty.toIr hhds. Mason county KY
Trash, Lugs and Leaf ut s. 80, d nj
SsG9 9j, 10 at $llGlli 75 7at Slj 25GG
~, 10 ut $50 25m2j, | box at So 10 3i
hhds. Brown county (O.) Trash, Lugs
and Leafs at 50 6Od7 10, 4 at $S lO(G
q 90, at SO jOm II %, . Mt $ljml9 80,
G 1T SCOOPS p, , at $50 -
m32 -. 90 hhds new Owen County
Ky Trash. Lugs and Leat--l0 at S6CG
80 II at $s(a9 80, - at $lO@l4 10,
81 Mt $Ijml9 -, ~ ut $2Ola IS % hhds
Pendlcton county, Ky Trash, Lugs and
Lcaf-4 at So j5Cy7 O5, at $sG9 90,
i at SlOm,l4 -, : ut Sljml9 %, 3 ut
80 7jnG22 20. s hhds Boone County
lKy.) Trash, Lugs and Leaf at - 80
WI -, Bat - 80 $ll 2j, $li 70, = nj
$l5mls 80. hhds West Vrginis nj
Sll s13 SIS
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
Ricnmond-weekIy Review.

RICHMOND, August 30 There Is real
" nothing of interest or any material
change to report in the condition OF the
market for the past week. In the alb
sencc Of speculative demand all monde
script grades are neglected. The de-
mand for good shipping and manu-
featuring kinds is fair and prices con-
tinue firm. The transactions for the past
week were better than for the one pre-
yiou,, and the prices obtained general!
better
The breaks comprise go hhdS, lGS
ticrccs and IS boxes; at auction on
Change 5Gj packages were offered, of
which 42j were sold at prices ranging
s. 80 to SG?.
"a. r,ptirun MIR ountutinng.
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ACAsEOF UNCIVIL RIGHTS.
A Chance for Sheridan--.LowisC Coun'
~ "Banditti."
WESTON, August 80, 1873.

Editors Register:
1t is my painful duty to bring to the
notice of the United States authorities,
the most wiilful, inexcusable and cause
less Violation of the civil rights bill tnat
has vet been made public. Here in Lewis
county | had supposed that the Ia"
reigned supreme, bat such, regret 10
say is not the fact.
A few days ago, u religious denomIna-
tion known as the "DunkardS.' held
sort of camp meeting few miles above
Weston. In the number was an intel
GENT colored brother named Gill" and
his wife. Among other ceremonie; cele-
brated by the Dunkards Ii the eating OF
lamb soup, washing each others feet and
kissing each other all arOund-that Is,
the men Kiss each other-lhe women
ditto; but it is contrary to discipline for
the men to kiss the women, or rice rerSa
The male Dunkards while enjoy
ing the oscuIating exercise among
themselves, positively refused, de-
clncd and failed To bcstow
their carcsscs upon their colored brother
aforesaid. while the female Dunkuris
were equally derellct in regard to Mrs
Gil.
Just imagine such case. "Gill' could
not kiss his wife, his wife could not kiss
her sisters of the white persuasion. and
consequently, while everybody else was WA.
enjoying the 'paroXysmal,' poor .GiII'
and his wife were utterly di>regarded.
And all this on account OF race, color,
and previous condition, &c.
As n law-uDiGing citizen, ! desire to
ask, can the government authorities
submit to such discrimination rs
this? Should not the Dunkurd denomi-
nation be summoned sn nsaSse to appear
before Judge Bond, and show cause, If
any they can, why they should not be
sent to Albany for this outrageous viola
ti,n of the civil rights bill? am OPP
posed TO ku-KluXIsm or "bandi,ti' III
any form, and | appeal to the authori-
ties ofthe best government the world ever
saw, to put the seal Of their condemna-
ton upon the outrage here recorded.
Union MAN.
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New York Dry Goods Market

New YORK, September l.-Market
quiet. Domestic goods fairly active in
first hands, and the jobbing trade pro-
grc,sed,ati,fac,oriiy. Dark mndder aud
plaid print, IN liberia! request. GinghaIns
moved freely. and bc,t makes IN light
supply. Worsted dress goods active in
hr,t hands Wool danne!s continue in
fair request. but blankets sluggish. Fancy
caShnrres quiet. Felt skirts in good de-
mund. and shawls in steady request. Rib
bon- moved freely at auction.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, september Flour
Firm and unchanged. Wheat-Firmt
No. > western amber ii 4s; No. red
81 40. Confirm; western mixed 11ic
Oat.-Du,l; western mixed i2G 44c Rye
-QGic: at 9Im94gc. Hay-Stesdy at
so OOm2j 90. Pork-QuIct at 81 2jG
- 80. Lard-Quirt at li;G1ljc. Petro.
leum-Quct; crude j4lljsc; refined III
ollie. Buttcr-S.rA4y; western "Nt''
35c; first, 22,o -5c. Wm'Hy--sl 22g
/ 2gL.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, September l.-Flour-De-
mamd fair and market firm. Wheat
Active; No > Dayton and Michigan
white 81 81; No. amber Michigan 81 81;
extra old do 81 ~; old do No. 2 amber
81 10. Corn-QuIet and firm; high mixed
GGc; no grade G}c. Oats-Firm and ia
fair demand; No. , cash and seller Sep.
tembcr 3Sc; seller October 39c.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market.

new YORK, September l.-GoLD-
Opened at ll4S and closed at ll4!, the
two extremes of the day. The rates paid
for borrowing were 3-64, l-32, l-G4 per
diem and i, l. 3 and 2 per cent per an
mum. Loans were made flat, and at lG2
per cent Tor carrying.
GovERNMEHTs-C steady.
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philadelphia MarAeI.

PHILADELPHIA, september l-Petr5-
leqm-Steudy; refined lsn lltci crude
S5m s3c. Fiour-Morc doing, extra
50 25aj rs; Pennsylvania, Indiana and
Ohio - 2jr7 30. Rye-Quiet and un-
changed. Whrat-Stcady red 81 asa
| 81; old Il goal 30. Oat,-DuIl and
unchanged. Coru-DuIl; yellow s2Ca s3c;
mixed slms Sic, Pruvi.Iou--QIiet. Pork
so BOA u o. LarI-l3tM DC. Whls-
kv-SI ~. Bu,ter-Steady New York
aid Bradford county extras 3OGf5l !c;
dr.ts 2sla3Oy; western extras 25fa 25c.
Cheese-Firm and unchanged. Egg
Firm; western extras 22lr23c.
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Extensive Robbery.

PlrrsrrEGu, September / An eX'
tensiyc robbery was committed last
nicht at the pawn brokng
establishment Of II. W. Cimmiottl, at
100 Smithficld street The burglars sue
ceeded in entering the safe and carrying
of sevouty-two gold watches, thirty.
three silver watches and diamonds and
iewclrv amounting in value to $1,000.
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CincinnntiHay Market.

Receipt, continue liberal ofnrw' ANA II
lis at ss.,5l per ton, a. TO quality and con-
dition old choice loose pressed on arrival
ssya-4 per ton, tight pressed s-ofI2 perton,
medium 1922 per ton from store = more.
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TuE Independent publishes tn" fol-
lowing epitaph from II tombstone in Chau-
tauqua County:
Neuralgia work rd on Mrs. Smith
Till meath the sod II laid her;
She was Il worthy Methodist,
And served a. ucru>adcr
"FriendS came, delighted at the call,
In plenty uf good curriag">;
Death i the common lot OF all,
And comes more oft than marriages.
Ifthis sort of obituary poetry i to be
written in country towns, &. Wa>hirg-
ton ChildS. \. NJ, must look ont for his
luurcls .-.Nc1r FORK Sun.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND. SEPTEMBER l.-Wheat and
uchangcd. Oats Lower; No.
,tatr -; No. Ale. Receipts-Wheat,
80 bushels; corn, l,4OO bushels; oats,
j. 700 bushels. Petroleum-U nchanged.
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pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, September !, Wheat
Firm and prices unchanged. Corn
Dull and prices unchanged. Petroleum
Quiet but firm; crude II 20 nj Park
ers; refined llBc for Philadclphia de-
livery.
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\ special from Berlin says The Catholic
Pilgrimage Committee have not yet con-
senIcd to give up the proposed Wit To
Lourdes and the French Guve-nmrht l.
seeking to have It intrrdictrL by the
Pupc
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Securities for Bank Of California.

WAsnINdroN, September l.-lnQui-
ries having been made at the Treasury
Department to-day relative to the securi-
ties deposited for the redemption OF gold
uotes issued by the National Gold Bank
of California, to which the Secretary oi
the Treasury and Comptroller rep led that
the security WAS ample beyond all queS-
tion. The whole issue of gold notes to
the National Gold Bank of California Is
s.. 1000 .009 for which the treasury holds
as security $3,00o0O0 in L. ). bonds
worth premium of from ) tc per cent
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charge. Against nn Indinn Agent.

The fourth annual season ofthe Louis.
vile Exposition opened Yesterday even-
ing in the presence of large assembly.
lis attractions are very brilliant and
much admired
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Heavy Storm-Damnge TO Crops In
the Northwest.

ST. PAUL. September l.-Since Satur-
dav night and until this evening the
telegraph lines have been prostrated by
heavy storms and been unable TO work.
In crop prospects are very untavoraoIe
TT ere has been a succession of driving
and soaking rain storms since Monday,
which have done immense damage
20 the grain crops of all kinds. The
wheat, in stack and shock, is found to be
sprou,ing in numerous instances, ard
grain dealers well informed, estimated
the damage at fully fifteen per cent. OF
the whole crop of the State. A long
period uf cry weather is necessary to
save the grain crop of this State from
fearful. disaster. Tonight the
prospect is more favorable rs the
weather appears to be clearing, limo
further drrnchings occur, and ii drying
weather continues the loss by the previ
Gus rains and muggy atmosphere will
not probably average more than per
cent of ,hc entire crop, which is equal 10
n loss of more than three million bushels
Of grain. The gra>shoppers in no one
wear have done 50 much actual damage
I IT,, crops. rs the furious rain storms of the
las, few DAYS have accomplished.
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crate business.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet and prices nom,
inal.
Mr.. Sewett, receiver of the Erie rail.
way. was to day paying the interest on
the second and third mortgage bonds,
due March lst and September lst. The
amount OF these bonds outstanding is
S2,l7400O Of the second and $4,Sj2,OOO
of the third mortgage bonds. The prin-
cipal and interest ofthe t per cent stdrl-
ing convertible lc,n-principal S4,jS0,-
OOO-lell due to-day, but was not paid.
These bonds are convertible into first
consolidated mortgage, which mortgage
ranks after the tiith under authority OF
which the receiver holds the roud The
impression prevails that they will con-
vert them.
The executive committee OF the West
crn Union Telegraph Company met to-
day and did not accept the Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph Companys proposal.
SToCKs-Thc stock market closed active
ut better prices. Showing, although still
unsettled, an advance from the lowest
point of the day of ! to { per cent in ac-
tive shares. Union Pacific advanced
from ~ to 733; Western Union from -!
to 7s!; Lake Shore from j74 to jSl;
Northwestern from 80! to 40; preferred
from 80! to 544; Rock Island from l06!
to 1911; st. Paul from 30! to 35S; prefer
red from 6l} to 62i; Pacific Mail from
36} to 37!; Ohos from lsS to l9!, and
Missouri Pacific from 464 to Al. The
transactions on the Stock Exchange to.
day aggregated 2l79O0 shares, Of which
5.40O were Erie, $4,000 Lake Shore
l2.75O Northwestern common, 1000 pre-.
fe~red 29,jOO Pacific Mail, lO50O St
Paul common, 5000 preferred, 300
Ohios and $1,000 Western Union.
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Distinguished CIanbnke-Sensatio ion'
nj Suicide.

New YORK, September 1.-The pilots
of He'll Gate and Long Island Sound
gave a Clambuke ut City Island ycster-
dav to Congressman and other dlstin-
guishcd persons residing during the
summer on the Sound. Among the com
pnnv was Signor Nlanni, said to be of
the suite Of Count Corti Italian Minis
ter. After the Clambakc, and the com-
pany had enjoyed themselves making
spe .chr> and singing songs, Dr.
Dorcmus announced that Slgnor
Vianni would give IL recitation in imita-
ton of Ristori. Nr. NIanni took po-
,itlon in the centre Of the group. His
voice was clear and well controlled; his
gesticulation highly dramatic; his limbs
seemed to quiver with passion, while the
expression of his face was startling. lie
finished with the exclamation, in Italian,
God. who Judges all, will Judge this.
He then took pistol from his coat,
and placing it TO his temple; fired.
H. fell partly on lis face and perfectly
mouonles,. The spectators exclaimed
swondcrtul' and applause commenced,
when Doremus rushed forward, eXclaim-
ing. Great God, gentlemen, hcls ki.,"d.
MANY at first. thought this part Of the
programme, but on lifting the body, the
horrible truth became manifest. DIR.
Ellis probed the wound and pronounced
the case hopeless He lived tor thirty
minutes. but never spoke. No cau>" VIA
assigned for the terrible act.
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ucrcn.uts,Exehnnrc Bank.

San FKANCIScO, Neptembcr I.-Thc
Merchants Exchange Bank will open
tomorrow morning. The President
states positively that sufficient amount
has been collected in the regular way OF
business to enable the bank to meet all
demands. A notification OF resumption
will appear in the evening papers.
There is nothing new in financial
affairs. The Directors of the Bank OF
California will not resume their session
till tomorrow morning. The feeling in
bank and commercial circles is quiet
Business Is mainly suspended on account
of the election
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FOREIGN.
Executions In Hayti.

KINGSTON, JAMAICA, August IL
Advices from Hayti state that seventeen
followers of General Canal, who is now
under the protection OF United States
Minister, Mr.. BuSsett, were condemned
to death on the 9th Of July, and it was
stated that the government contemplated
forcble entry into the American consul
late to take the refugees into custody,
they having been condemned as murder
ers and assassins by the Haytian tribunal,
The editor Of the he Pupie has been
cautioned by the government for his
violent articles against Spain.
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BERLIN, September IA ministerial
order has been issued declaring that the
bishop OF Puderbeern has forfeited his
rights to citizenship by the departure
without leave from the city in which he
was cut .red
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BUFFALO, September --I"orgc Hay
ward, prominent merchant Of this city,
and largely interested in DAIRY products
and groceries, suspended to-day. Re-
ported liabilities $4,000; assets not
known, but supposed to bc.argc.
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washington, September l. The
Postotice Department received lnforms-
tion to-day, that the Mississippi Valley
and Brazil Steam Ship Company, pro-
pose to run ilnc Of steam packets from
St. LOUIS, Missouri 10 Brazil, South
America. asking that the |. :. Mail,
may be given l. their line. The ID"
partmcnt vii. grant the request and send
the mail toy their steamers, allowing
ocean rates of pos age aS remuneration.
They expect 10 start the first steamer on
October lst.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-02
InfcrnntIomaI SUNDAY school Lesson
convention Fire.

CuICkGo. September l.-Ihe lnterna'
,iongl Sunday School Lesson Convention
convened in this city to-day. Speeches
were made by Dr.. John Hall, OF New
York; Dr.. j. Ii. Vincent, DR.. PandalI
and others.
An Mtsr.O,can special from Casey
Illinois. SAYS that about half the bushes,
part of Gr,rnup, Illinois, wSS burned
this morning. Loss not ascertaned. The
origin of the fire Is hot known.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-02
Affecting &ralster.

. a New York yesterday
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-02
A Contradiction-N Authentic
Learned.

SAN FGANcIsco, September Moth
ing authentic has been learned concern
ing the resumption of the Bank Of Cali
tornia. In addition to the last dispatch
on that subject, during the latter part Of
the afternoon and evening. many reports
have been heard that the bank will re-
sumo in few days tnat seven
or eight million dollars have
been subscribed for that purpose,
and that the whole matter has been de.
cided. All such items must be received
with due caution, as tending to induce u
feeling of certainty, which facts don't
warrant.