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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, October "a Times special
from Shanghai says that decree appears
in the Gazette at Pekin conce,ling, hereaf-
ter, intercourse between the chiefs Of the
Government departments and the foreign
ministers.
THE PEACH EXPERIMENT A SUCCESS,
The experiment Of bringing peaches
per steamer Canada from New York, in u
box on deck arranged on the Allegreti re-
lrigerating plan was success, the fTult
being delivered here in good condition
and eagerly purchased.
LIVERPOOL, October 5.-Thc steamer
Montana, hence September 80 for New
York, has returned, It is reported that
her anchor deck is broken.
THE nor CROP.
LONDON, October 5.-Thc hop.pickers
have now entirely finished. 1t is believed
that not less than One.ifth OF the crop
has failed, the hops being left on the
poles us they are not worth picking,
The growth this year cannot supply the
home trade. Good samples Of English
hops have accordingly advanced from
eight to ten shillings per hundred weight,
LONDON, October G$-j:3O A. MA dis
patch to the Times from Vienna says il Is
estimated that the Arrears Of taxes remit.
ted by Turkey through the operation Of
the recent decree will amount to $780,
100000.
A PROTEST AGAINST vATICANIsM.
An cthusiastic meeting to protest
against Vaticanism, was held at Glasgow,
tonight. A letter from Gladstone was
read, expressing sympathy with the oh
jCct Of the meeting
COUNT ANDRESsY's TASK.
LONDON, October Go A. M,-'The Vi
Cnna ldglTcSSc states that Germany and
Russia have agreed to entrust to Count
Andressy, the Austrian Premier, the
task Of drawing up reform propositions
for the pNciiicNlion Of the insurgents in
Turkey.
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New YORK, October 5.--The first race,
one mile, purse $500, was won by leander
by length; Josie i. second, neck be-
fore LlOyd's Astcroid colt, Time, l;i7.
The second race, for the Hunter stakes,
for three year old liIIies, one mile and
thrcc.uuarters, was won by Olitipa in n
hard gallop, by fifteen lengths before
Matte; GiIlillower third. Time, 3lG,
SECOND DAY OF BLOOD HORSE ASSOCIATION,
NASHVILLE, October j.-'I'hc second
day Of the fall meeting Of the Nashville
Blood Horse Association was largely at.
tended. The ladies stand wns well filled,
Weather magnificent.
CHESTER PARK RACES.
CrNcINSArI, October 5.-ThC attend.
ance at the Chester Driving Park to-day
was large, and the prospects were llattCr.
ing for fine sport; but enough rain fell
during the afternoon to render the track
very heavy. and the time made was slow.
First rnce-Threc minute Class; purse,
81 ,2OO-SGOO to first horse, $500 to see.
0nd, $50 to third, and $l2O to fourth.
The first money was taken by Cadiz,
beating Dream, Albert aud j. l.. Keck IN
the order named. Time Dab, 254, 2lOb
2IOl, g;5jI.
Second rnce-,For the 23O class; purse,
SO ,OOO-$l 900 to first horse, $500 to sec.
ond, $500 to third, and 5000 to fourth;
live entries four started. The race was
won by Weber in three straight heats,
beating Tom BrittOn, Calmcr nnd Jerc-
miah IN the order named. Time 2;3i,
243, 2Alt.
The third and last was running race;
mile heats; purae $5OO-$3OO to first
horse, $3.50 to second, and $50 TO third;
four entries. Odd won the race in l:5G!,
beating Crown Prince and Modoc in the
order named.
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BELLAlRE LOCALS The Democratic
meeting Of Monday night, slight mention
Of which was made yesterday morning
in these locals, was disgraccful. We did
not hear Gen. Weir's speech, and but n
part Of Trainers. What we did hear how
ever, was quite ~ much as we cared to
hear. Oath followed oath, and vulgarity
was intcrspprsed all through the speech
A Democrat Of acknowledged intelligence
aud Judgment said to us yesterday that II
there were any more such Democratic or.
ators in the State the Republicans had
better have them here To speak, hs they
did more good for the Republican cause
than any Republican speaker could. II
conldn't do much good though, when only
a handful Of boys and men heard ii.
How different from this il the Chastc,
refined and impassionCd style Of ex-Gov.
NOyes, who is to speak here Thursday
evening. lie is ns noted for purity OF
dictiOn as is Trainer for yulgarity and
COarseness. Let the people hear him
Thursday night on the public square and
Judge for themselves.
The presbytcry Of ST. Clairsville met
in the Presbyterian Church OF C0Icbr0Ok
at Nen-s Siding, four miles west Of here,
yesterday forenoon, and was IN session
during the day and evening. There was
prospect also, Of its continuance over
to-day. Many from this city went out on
the morning train, returning nj 10 r.M.
q. Barrett, sr., n special correspondent
Of the Pittsburgh Commercial, was in the
city Monday and yesterday, looking up
material for II letter, aud expressed him
self much pleased with liellaire's evi.
tlcnces Of past anil present enterprise and
her promise Of future prosperity. Mr.
Barrett was the lirst man to establish n
daily paper at Harrisburg, Pa, and he
hns been in the journalistic field ever
since.
The Centennial Concert L. the preva.
lent subject Of conversation here now.
Rev. f. $. Dellaas lectures Of Monday
and last night are rs highly spoken Of
as his sermon Of Sunday night.
lleatheringtOn's unrivalel brass band
will furnish the music for the NoyCs
meeting here next Thursday night.
The "Cily Drug Store building is he.
ing treated to new coat Of paint, which
II much needed.
Solomon Bentley, Esqs Republican
candidate for Treasurer Of this county
was in town yesterday.
A movement is on foot among the
young men here TO establish q gymna
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lOlAIH'"''"'',''''''''''ru'"'o s"ioilspW"
The above figures show the actual ef-
fcctivc strength Of the army and navy Of
each country. GCrmAny's army consists
Of lG0 battalions Of infantry, lG5 squad.
rons Of cavalry, 800 campaign batteries,
81 battalions Ol fort artillery, Is battalons
Of pioneers, and Is battaliOns Of service
corps. These are exclusive Of the reserve,
the landsturm, the landwehr and the
navy--all Of whom, however, are included
in the total Of l,7OOOOO men. France has
lj9 regiments Of infantry, 30 battaliOns
Of chasseurs, II regiments OF cavalry, 10
regiments Of artillery, ! regiments Of en-
ginCcrs, and 20 sQuNdrOns Of service
corps. Ter reserves and her navy 80 to
make up her total effective to 100000
equal on paper to that of Germany.
Russia lhas 1888 regiments Of infantry, 81
battali0ns Of rilc.mcn, Is battal-
ions for frontier service, 81 regiments Of
cavalry, $40 batteries Of artillery and II
battaliOns Of engineers. "rhe three en-.
perors' allied together could put 1885,
600 men in the field; but England, Bel
gium Denmark, Holland, France, Spain,
italy, Switzerland aud Turkey could, by
putting their forces together, oppose the
three empcrOrs with 3,Ol2, 900 men.
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Cincinnati.

CINCIESATi, October 5.-COtton-Dull
at l93Ic. Flour-Quet and unchanged.
WhcAt--Firm at 81 2Oal 10. COrn--Firm
at 5SOG9c. Oats--Activc at 3OaI6C. Barley
Firm aud unchanged. Rye-Quiet at
7SASOc pork-Dull 1t $g9 70. l.ard-Dull;
stcnm l35sni3Hc; summer 1870; kettle
l33Iulic. hulk Meats-Firm; shoulders
held ut a9ic; clear ri6 iiHC; clear 1910.
IIncon-DuIl ut 0Iai4Naljaijhc. Whisky
Firm at 81 IS.
IIOGs-Steady; common light 81 5Oa7 So;
GOOD LIGHT IS 6OaS %,
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OF Ohio, feel as though he ought to get
about two feet Ofsound honest Democrat.
iC muscle.
lie did undoubtedly make u sound
Democratic speech, Notwithstanding Mr.
CASTOR is the most logical speaker the
Democracy has had in this section dur.
ing the Campaign, his efforts last night
will not help the cause in the least, rs the
people are determined to give Old Bill
such IIayes-ing that he will not get over
it during the present generation.
Hon. Lorenzo DanfOrd speaks here to,
morrow afternoon, and from present ap'
pearanCes the Democratic meeting OF to.
night won't make a respectable side show,
We make our prediction from the pre-
parations now being made. Bill"
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New York DRY Goods.

New YORK, October 5.-'rhc irade move.
mCnt Inns bCcnslOw with commission houses
nnd importers, but fair jobbing business
has been transacted. Cotton goods are In
steady hut moderate request, except cotton
llnnnCls, which were active. AllGndale
shcctingS were reduced In price. Prints In
fair demand, aud robe styles more active.
Dress goods and skirts IN steady request.
Woolcns quiet, except ilanncls, which are
fairly active.
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COLORADO.

VTdLVIIl 'ITNlElNI " 7 7I'IT ' I'10'
DENVER, October 6.--I'rcsidCnt Grant
and party were met by Governor Paul
and Il delegation Of city officials at Chey-
cnne and escorted thence to Denver on d
special train, arriving here at b o'clock
this afternoon. Ills reception here was
enthusiastic, n battalion Of soldiers and
several thousand citizens participating
The President will tomorrow visit the
Colorado Springs, Pueblo anil other points
Of interest on the Denver II Rio GrandC
u II
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ViIsGiNiA.


CHEsAFEAKE n OHIO NATTNOAO'
RrCHMoSp, October 5.--A bill Of fore.
clos ure on the Chesapeake 4 Ohio Rail.
road Company, the first mortgage, was
filed yesterday, in the L. $. Circuit Court
for this district, and n identical bill was
also filed at rarkersburg, W. Va, and an
order preliminary to receivership, togeth.
or with an injunction restraining any in
reference with mortgnged property
pending the proceedings, has been issued
by Judge Bond. =
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tuations noticed above. lu tho late sales
Lake Shore recovered to 81, Northwestern
to 3S's, ST. Paul to Slls, Pacific Mail to So,
Western Union to 763s, and New York
Central to lO2l{. Atlantic & Pacific Tele'
graph declined to l77s,
The transactions at the Stock Exchange
We're lj4,OOO shares, OF which $1,000 were
Pacific Mail, 10000 Western Union, 200
Northwestern common, 1900 St, Paul conf
mon, 1900 preferred, 5000 Erie, 1900
Lake Shore, $500 OhiOs, 10000 Union Pa.
ciic, 10000 Missouri Pacilc, 5000 New Jer.
scy Central, 1900 Delaware, l.ackawanna
Il Western, and 1900 Atlantic 4 Pacific
Trlrrrnnh CounnnV
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RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, October j.-The Jour.
nal dc 81. RiersbwG with reference to the
reforms prOllered to the insurgents by the
Sublime Porte, regards the concession OF
province representation rs the best that
could have been made to settle the pres.
ent difficulty. II is certain to meet gen.
eral approval. The journal adds that not
only ought the insurgents to accept il,
but the great powers ought to sec that 1t
l. nnrrinl nmI
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NEwRURG, n. Y, October 5.-The
Comptroller and Deputy Attorney Gen
ernl Of this State have reCcdcd from their
position regarding the State appropria.
tion to Washingtons Headquarters in
this city, and announce that half the
yearly installmcnt Of $500 was due to the
trustees on the first Of October. The
amount will be paid over forthwith, and
the headquarters building will not be
closed.
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TOLEno, October 6.--FlOur-Demand
fair aud market firm. Whcat-Dcmand aC.
tive and prices advanced; No. 2 white Wa.
bush 81 80; No. | white Michigan 81 50;
extras 81 3S'l; amber Michigan spot and
seller October 81 81; seller November
81 SOli. COrn-Activc; high mixed spot
and seller November Gle; seller October
GgI,c; low mixed zoe. Onis--Active; No.
2, 371ic; white I2c; Michigan 37ci rejected
1I I'm
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PENNSYLVANIA.


THE WALLACE INJUNCTION CASE.
PITTSBURGH, October 1.-THE injunc-
ton Issued yesterday against George NJ.
Wallace manager Of the Academy Of
Music, Mckee Rankin, and others, to re.
strain them from producing the "Two
Orphans al that theatre, was dissolved
by Judge Ewing this evening, principally
on the ground that the proper jurisdic.
tiOn Of the case lays with the United
States Circuit Court, where the applica-
tion was first filed and in which Court n
hearing had not yet been had. The play
was produced at the Academy tonight
before an immense audience.
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New YoRK, October 5.--Arrived-Thc
American steamships Idaho and England
from Liverpool.
LONDON, October j.-The steamers
Spain, City Of Montreal and Bolivia,
from New York, and Batavia, from Bos.
ton. have arrived out.
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NEW HAMI'SIIIRE.

THE sUNCOOK MURpER-suPPOsED MUIR
DERER ARRESTED.
CONCORD, October 5.-It is reported
that a man named Drew was arrested at
Pembroke this morning, for the murder
Of a girl named Longmade, ut that place
yesterday morning, and that mob is
besieging the station house at SnncOok,
where he is confined. The head OF the
murdered girl was found this morning
about ten yards distant from where the
body was found.
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CARLtNvILLE, October b--One Of the
most horrible murders and suicides oc.
CURED here to-day. Charles Brink in a
fit Of anger, shot Mrs. Deborah Hall, his
mother.ln.law, and Helen Brink, his wife,
killing them instantly, and then killed
himself by placing the pistol to his right
temple. No good cause can be assigned
fot ibc tnpI
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Telegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
Fire and burglary nt Steuben.
willie. Ohio.
SrEuRENyILLE, Oct, 0, $50.

NAEb DEW ' ltalaEI Wv W AS'v'
Special to The IRtelIIgeRer,
A fire broke out last night about ll;3C
o'clock in the dwelling of Wm. ChappelI
on the railroad, near South street, The
house was entirely consumed, The loss
will amount to about thousand
dollars. There was i've hundred dol
lars Of insurance on the house and
three hundred on the contents in the
.Etna Of Hartford. The cause Of the
fire Is unknown.
About 10 o'clock =. NJ. the boat Of Robt
Peal, oarsman, was burglarized and three
silver goblets given him as honors for
rowing were stolen. No clue to the bur,
glars.
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TURKEY.

BELGRADE, October 5,--PrInce Milan
has informed the Skuptschina that his
ministers had secretly pursued an indie
pendent policy almost amounting to
conspiracy against the Prince. The Skupt-
selma il unanimous in its opinion to slIs-
tain the Princes new ministry, which is
not vet formed,
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ORPICR OP THR CHIEp SIGNAL OPHcER.
W4suINGTON, D. C., October 81 AN,
PROBABILITIES,

For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys and Lakes, falling ba'
rometer, northeast to northwest winds
warmer, cloudy weather and rain, fol
lowed by falling temperature.
For the Gulf and South Atlantic States
Ohio Valley and Tennessee, falling ba'
rometer, southerly winds, warmer, cloudy
weather and rain.
For the Middle States high but slowly
falling barometer, northeast to southeast
winds, warmer, cloudy weather and rain.
Cautionary signals are ordered for
the stations on Lakes Superior, Michi-
gan, Huron and Erie.
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Tnr Cincinnati Commercial warns the
p,nrlican. along the Ohio border to be-
ware If yotr- from Kentucky and West
VIRGINIA on election day. 1t says that
aw,. Virginia i. the stronghold OF the
mlllllnn lnILy.'
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rnE Register i. trying to subordinate
'0e election Of Senator-who il to rep.
recent the important interests OF the
,n'cc comtic. Of this district in the
legislature, to the question Of teaching
"eFm'n in the schools Of this city, ns ii
'oc'c wp the slightest connection between
'ne two. Why not lug into the canvass
whether Capt, Wilson is in favor Of using
! certain authors text books in our
SRooI'? Why not raise the point
whether he !. in favor Of night schools ?
'Nefe would he just the same propriety
~ 'htu'tiDg these irrelevant issues into
'ac canvass O' in rcsorting to the trick Of
'0''Ing up the German question. The
a,ocIc tcpublishcd from the Arbciicr
''"''i in the Register is simply a little
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money ami NtOckS.
BY T,ELEGRApH

NEw YORE, October j.--MOSEY--MOrc
active at 2ai per cent, Prime mercantile
paper 6aG per cent Customs receipts $780,.
900. Exports Of produce $5,S3S,OOO. The
Assistant Treasurer ilisburscd $4,000.
Clcarings $39,OOO,OOO.
GoLp- Opened at ii72S, advanced to
il72s, and closed at ll7IS, the lowest price
of the day. The rates pald for borrowing
were l.39, 3Gl, and l.Gi per cent per diem,
md gai per cent per annIIn. Loans were
also made free Of interest.
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RAILROAD BONDS-ModCratcly active.
The Pacific issues continue to absorb chief
attention.
SrOCKs-The stock market opened quiet
aud comparatively steady, except Missouri
Pacific, New Jersey Central and Union Pa.
rfc. Missouri opened al 20 and advanced
to 2OiS, but afterwards declined to 94js.
New Jersey Central fell of from lO7 to
iO1H regular, and iOOX seller GO days.
Union Pacific declined from G3A Ia GlA;
Lake Shore advanced from 63i5 to ~;
Northwestern from 3S& to 30li, and West,
crn Union from 70 to 7Gli hut the advance
was afterwards lost. Pacific Mail declined
from 35'S to 35I5, rose to 80 and reacted lo
3jI; ST. Paul fell of from 3iIi to 1914, and
recovered to 3il4; Hannibal K 81. Joseph
declined from lS4 to lsi{. At the second
call the market was weak. In the closing
dealings stocks were strong, and adj
vanccd iIa31z per cent from the low
est point Of the day. The greatest
rally was in Missouri Pacific, which recoy'
cred from g31s to 27h. New Jersey Cen
trail, after falling from iO7 to 1917, rallied
to lOl bid. Delaware, lackawanna & West
crn declined from iiolE to ll7M, and final
" recovered to iisii bid. The wide Auc'
tua,ions in these two coal roads attracted
much attention to-day, but no satisfactory
reasons we're given for the decline. Union
Pacific opened nt C3N, fell of to GiA, raj
lied to G9lS, and closed nt G9. The stock
was quite active at the fluctuations and the
dealings in It more general than Of late
The fluctuations in other shares were les,
important, the general list not being ihAu
enced to any large extent by the wide auc
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EUROPEAN ARMIES.
The Strength aud Cost OI the Mil.
itary Forces Ol the Old World.

Correspondence Of the N, '. World
LONDON, August 22,-l have found in
u Paris journal u complete statement oI
the military strength Of the various ma
tions OF Europe at the present moment
From the figures thus furnished have
made up the following table.
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CANADA.
DETAILED TO nuRY nuInoRn.

OTTOwA, Octoberj.-Itis is reported that
Il squad Of two hundred picked men from
the Governor Generals foot guard has
been detailed to proceed to Montreal to
be present nj the burial Of GnibOrds rO-
| u,otuy
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CALIFORNIA.
ACTION OF STOCKHOLDERS OF DANK OF
CALIFORNIA,


ACTION OF STOCKHOLDERS OF BANK OF
CALIFORNIA
SAN FRANCISCO, October 5.-T'he stock.
holders Of The Bank of California met to.
lay at II A, NJ, to hear the report Of the
Directors and elect new Trustees. Thirty
thousand shares Of stock were represent.
cd, The following were elected Trustees
II. O. Mills, Thomas Bell, William Slar.
on, lieorge 2. Howard, William Alvord,
William Norris, John q. Earl, James Il.
Kcenc, Robert +. Morrow, Nicholas Lu.
ming and T., j, Baldwin. The Trustees
wifi organize tomorrow. II Is under.
stood that y. q. Mills will be president
of the committee appointed to revise the
constitution and bylaws, consisting Of
Judge lIager, II. ". Carpenter, Charles
Mnvne, q. =. Howard, Vim. Sharon and
y. d. Mills: to report November "a. A
statement was made to the meeting Of the
present condition Of the bank and together
with lhr snnc. n review of tlr rn,lse leading
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rllinblc Nccncs M Enll IElvcr.

FALL klvER, O'loDSr T.. he manu-, y
i"eIIrerS nave won, ana lotl"y every I, InlI'
Is running win one exception lhSsM9I-
faux, whiGh Is pagslns hli'' ana wIllcN
has smut down on account OF lnNDILlty 10
sell us soous' AZ M early hout 'he Up
craIiycs began TO assemble aOo't inc n'llE,
ana the SnPerlnIIenI,ehtS were Eept very
Dnsy III preparing lIle agreement lor tncll i
to sign Many WORKERS were so anxious q,
ogoG to work mat they went TO the hll'IS
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I,nnk Exhibit Called For.

WASHINGTON, October b.-The Comp.
trollcr Of the Currency has called upon
the National Banks for reports exhibit.
ing their condition at the close Of buSi.
ness on Friday, October lst.
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PITTSBURGH, Octoberj.-W -Wheat-Quiet;
new red quoted nt 81 2Oal Aj; old do. 81 40
Al Il. COrn-Dull and prices unchanged.
Petroleum-U Unsettled crude Il fIGal 90
at l'Nrker's; refined l3Hc Philadelphia de.
liNnkN
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CLEVELAND, October5.-WheAt- Steady
md firm. COrn--Weak low mixed O4c;
high mixed not quoted. Onts-Dull and
lower; no. I State i4c. PetrOleum-lin.
nhobVnI
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rmr Register quotes Ex-Governor sIeV'
en.on'. paper as showing the sublime IN
difference Parkcrsburg man feels in the
present contest between Messrs. Caldwell
and Wilson, Now can't the Register turn
in and give rs an extract to show how
.omcbo,ly at Charleston feels about IT, 1t
/. ,o strange that Iarkcrsbnrs man
shonll not be Tor Wilson that the Register
make. note Of the fact, The voters OF
Wheeling, however, will be apt I" take a
different view of it, They will make Il
note Of the fact that the Register is op'
posing Captain Wilson from a Iarker''
burg standpoint. Perhaps tomorrow We
shall see that paper opposing him from Il
Charleston standpoint Some people
think that the Register has looked at the
Capital question for long time from Il
Charleston point Of view,