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, 1875-10-27

HA1F-Tlo funeral Of DR.. Jamcs 4. uahn will
taks rIaco at QEace Church, Wabash-ay., at O'Clock
tomorrow. the :7th
pAKEK-At Cedar Rap!ds, L., on tbs 23d Inst,
Ehhu Baker, agcd Is ycass, formerly raaldcus Of this
city.
Jolh TrAceJ. Resilence 1etwteu Laurel and Uliman-
stH,. on D0uRlas-AY.
Funeral Wednesday,, a7b, Ut 10 O'Clock, 10 Calvary,
By curfiAgea.
MAH0hEY-At his residence 738 Bonth Jefferson.
s oh TueadIy Oct. !6, john 1ah0ney, ugtd 10 years.
Funera! on Thursday ut 10 o'clr. I .. H., to tho
Church Of tho 5acred Heart, from theno, 10 tho I'LL.
"anaeS depot snd by carn to Calvary camotery.
AaDElIsoN-oet. 49, at $50 o'clock, Of cOusun,p-
John Anderson, aged Ii yeAra mouths and days.
FuneEul from thv restlcnpe OF Lis othrr, 1G South
HuHehil Cemetery.
81 New Y0rk pArctu please cnny.
, 1875-10-27
MUSICAL.

Lou1sv1LLE Ky,+ Oct. 28.-A grand musical
festival has been determined upon, to tnko
place May mkt, by Tho mueical people Of Louis
vitlo Tue chorus will consist OF $40 Yofces, aud
tho 0tclestra nf lou persona. Committees ncie
appointed tonight.
, 1875-10-27
ANNOUNCE rs.

Company = Of the sscont Regiment hul ball this
csrntug at Twelfth street, T1rnrr.Au. Tue uajec1 IL
II r4ss ,Acncy for uniforms.
rlls LAdes' Centennial Assn"ia:on will lold nIsts.
ing Thursday Afternoon II dctek. IN thu stutnodlt
CHURCH., corurr IL tHark aud Warrington. Lades and
gsatleuieu HlDta ~ Interest requested to st.
\t*ud.
1hs 1zs1A slngtns 8oetssy s4 hold grand tAsx tos
, 1875-10-27
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK.

NEW YoNK, Ont. 2G--Tho board Of Managers
OF the Produce ExcbaDge l,aye adopted resolr,-
ton 'thnI the conduct of Archibald Baxter l.
Co., ~ developed 10 their failure aud In the cir.
cun.atauces antscodao. thoreto, Ia not such AZ ID
consistent With tho Just and equitable principles
of trade, aud therefore 10 4eservaug Ut seyete
cebzurc."
Dlsusway l. Hatch, leather dealers In Spruce
htreet. Huhpclhud yesterday, alBo. Oscar d.
Disc, toA and spice merchant on Ienrl htfeot.
All Involuntary bankruptcy petition has been
alcssiH. Fysc Co., hy tile attorneys, for about
forty creditors, REPRESENTING claims amounting
10 nearly 3GU,00 The unsecured indebtedness
Of tbs irni u nearly u, 5It, 900.
, 1875-10-27

nrn to bo worn mora thia winter than eyor before
The preparations At NH 1884 nnd 1856 State st1oct 10
meet tho wants In this line indicate that Nutiug vail
10 Al tho trout usua1. and thow garments of I'm.
r!va1cd design sul name wonderfully low 1reea.
Childrons ulsters. hoys U1atcrs, sad neu:s Ulster
o7eEcoats retaed 1t obbers prices By tho c. O. D.
Ujpth1er.
, 1875-10-27


Speeidt UIspakeA to The Ch,edoo tribune.
PEoRlA, ILL.,, Oct. 2B.-Anothar accident hap
d"ncd hero last night by which an old man
named Bhafer WAS instantly killed.. Ho wan
picked up alongside tue Chicago, Noeh Island Il
Pacific Railroad track by so1,e worklpgmou. II
h Bhid that he was drunk uuKing tho curly part
u tue 0yeninK.
, 1875-10-27

will cloge out tho balance Of ha collection of Italian
marble and alaba,ttr statuary aud Vases, b,onzs
stauettcs, nnd F'cpch clocks, at Tho sacsroonl cf
William 4. Buffers Co.. LIS East Madison street this
afternoon at hslfpast o'clock. This - tic lust sals
be will mako In ChIc sgo thia year
, 1875-10-27

buHEU ALIVE.
Srectdt Dsnatch IL The Chacdao 7sfhttH<.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, Oct. 2G.-John noss, a
weE-dlgger, was yesterlay evening hurled ays
by tho casag Of we'll in Cooper, miles from
this place. A largo fozco OF men immcdtat ely
:n commenced dlgsng m ont. q sna At oe!oek
surface. lie was dead aud, Il IL believed, dlod
almost instantly from Hutfocatlon. lie leaves
vito anu Two children.
, 1875-10-27


"1ho best-lald pans Of n!cu and men g,pg at
aglec, ii All old and true 6otch pyoyert but no trer
than tho universally favorable criticism TINT has beeu
awarded tho Elnwood collar, They arc tho Nst lifting
articles Of Tho kind ever eoil
, 1875-10-27

10 nf1c caused BY It!cs. Consunt application at pal
leys MnlcA rAin Extractor will completely cura tbe
dnease. aurs cure for skin dlseusee also. 90
, 1875-10-27

MARRIAGES.
MACK-n1SIIOp--Oct. 2tE, al the resdence Of An.
Dire" Dshop, I'll Mn1well-at, j. A. Nick, oI Isotl-
City. No cards.
stACK-DI9HOP-pct. a. At the residence Of the
BRIDES pursuits, BY the Hey. J, j. 1ouuspsed. Dr.
]. A. Mack aid Misa NettIo A. l.. Bahnp.
, 1875-10-27

MONTREAL, Oct. 2G.-.TAB Moisio Iron-Wf osks
suspended to day. Liabilities largo. Tho Nor
rls lsnn Goa! Company, OF Pennsylyanix, fled Z
cla1nl against the Company for over 335D,U
, 1875-10-27

PORTLAND No.. Oct. 2G-Il. Wiggin Il Co., OF
Ellsworth. lumbssmen aud traders are reported
failed, with heavy liabiEltlea- Thsif fstluxs
th1ons &a9 man out Of employment.
, 1875-10-27

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Oct. 28.-Ia the United
States Circuit Court today, Judge McKcnnau
affirmed the docroe Of lhs District Court refus-
ing 10 allow the Syndicate to provo ag&inat the
estate Of Jay Cooke Il Gu. claiGna amounting 10
f230, QUO, vi tho ground that tho Syndicate xAs
inde1sud 10 the bankrupt ostate III I sum that
reduced tleir clalu, 10 shout 3l4G, ,00u.
, 1875-10-27
FOUR Fnetonr.caas wnEcxfr

kANsAKEE, ILL.,, Oct. 28.-Four freight-cars
wero wrecked at Hitohic, OH the Illinois Contral
Nond, iast ugAt at about 8 O'clock delaying all
trains uuail tlIls morning.
, 1875-10-27

Mrs. Dr. KnclS,
tho uuenra!e Catarrh Doctor Of the age, dtriEts to
few weess ,oa. ap
November at tho 1noms Ut the "Keck Cata.rh
II meIy Agency" hoom 20 poro Biock, northwest
Madison a., 6tao-Bs. give adsica and trest
mcns to patients. viii be pleased u seo any snA Ill
WIN may 10 troubled with Catsrrh tts Kindred dis
eases n D-Adyico to pslieuts and trial Vt ltemelea
{rta 10 all.
, 1875-10-27

POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
KELLEY MEElINaB THB EVENING.
TwelftA W4sd-Coruer Ksnaas aud Lal!u streets.
Hlxth HAfl-HeAlcy's us!lt 325 Arlhes aEenne.
Tenth Ward-For4aE's Halt Vi West Madison street.
Twelfth Wafd-Bal Mcst Indiana stseet
Fourth Wasd-South atAte atrcot, between Twenty
hEss snt Twelty y-sacopd strbeta, Vt j. liters.
Nula WArd -3iy West uarr1aou street, It David
1aryeY's.
Fifteenth Ward--At Wa,1bsnsla and Elston Ayennts.
Third Ward-At Burlington Mi. corner Bxteeush
and State streetg,
, 1875-10-27

TlnnH6 IND UfEAu8.
HaIlet, paEts Co.'S Grand, Square, nnd Upright,
and sniih'o American Organs, can bo found only At
". ". Klnbale, corner State aud Adams streets.
Chicago.
, 1875-10-27

Sensfblo Young Men. They
who go To their wur1zobc and tie UP all soilcd half
worn, faded, rusty, and ragged garments, sendiug
them 10 Cuok " Lain, No. 70 Dearborn strcot ask.
Ing to return C. o. D. In order.
, 1875-10-27

CINCINNATI, O., Got. GA lad named George
Hcnpe!mann tell through hatchway from .
third floor to the cellar. on Seventh street yea-
tor1hy. aud died In fow moments.
, 1875-10-27
0ETRDiT

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. AN. Watrous L Boua,
lumber manufacturers. OF Day CITY, Mich, hhye
asslgned. Their laolltlos are placed At $G0. .00U,
and their assats It 9l50, 300.
, 1875-10-27
COLLISION,


ELo1r' ILL.,, Oct. 26.-As the regular through
freight Oh tho Chicago Il Pacific NnilroAd was
Eotpg cast this morning At 8 O'Clock, the engine
struck q irclght-car, which during tho night lad
been blown from n eldo-t,Ack upon the Aux
plnancs bridge. aud, vita tive cars was thrown
into tho river, hroaaing three rents in tho
bridge. The engineer (aal Adams, of Elgin,)
WAS terribly bruised about tho shoulders and
head, auu hs SOD. who vas with him. WIS terri
biy Bcaldcl 1t Is hardly possible thet either
will I've. a special train brought them horo
about noon. Tho nroman jumped aud saved
himself,
, 1875-10-27

REPUBLICAN MEETINGS TODAY,
Second WaEd-1lu Aouth Clark street.
E,u1lrentl WArd-3s7 Nest Chicago ayenu&.
Third WaEd-G1u Rtats street.
Seventeenth WATd-ra19 North nvautlc.
Fltst WAEd-NortLelAt corner taka md Clark,
Gentlemen III charge Of ward organizations At Ro-
publican hradqusrturs requested 10 uett II hsad-
quarters to-day Il q. III. SHARP.
, 1875-10-27
CASUALTIES.

Special Dispatch to ihe Ch,eaoa Tribune,
OrrAwA, ILL.,. Oct. e. G.-Iast evening at = quar-
tor past G o'clock, M unknown man, supposed
to be a Sscdu or German, was drowned in tho
pldo-cut Of tho caual at tho swing-bridgo, on
aadiRon street. The night was vorv dark, and
volout storm Of wind aud rain prevailed at the
tau1o. Ills cry for help attracted fev men, hut
they arrived TOO Ia!o. Hs was feet inches In
hcight, good teoth. no whsllora or 1nustacho,
hair yc,lo"isf,. inclined to balduoss on top,
large scur Tho middle OF the folehuad ,tlulhug
upward, WIZ from IS to 10 years old, clad
III liyht~culoretl check pants, Congrehs.laced
thoes, veBt snsne nB pantb. Had two shirts:
outer onu ennlf-coEorUI cassimorc, iunor light
cotton striped light hunmor coat brown fe!t
hut. Had Il bundle shtch was au old. ragged,
heavy coat bud Il chrar rsug on tho little hneer
OF tho lott band. a card IN one poche. bore the
nasno Of Thomas Caauy Grand K,1ge. Arthur
lockwood, Deputy Coroner of 0ttawa. las theBe
articles. Tho verdict Vi Tho jury was accidental
drowning.
Sne.lat D1sratrh to Thr Chftaco Tribune
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 2G,-An Inquest vas
hold on tho body Of Frederick He,tsch to-day,
who waa found drowned in ttlo river. 1t appear-
cd that The deceased Ind trusted hin,aeif to
lcaky boat, which fouudered. Verdict Accord
ingiy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-24

FIRST ACcIuFNT-Thc iiIStaccident at
the Capitol building occurred yesterday.
\ stone fell on the lcL Of one Of the
workmru, hrujsing i; to some extent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-24
III. GAINESVILLE ITEMS.


From the Gazette.
Dr.. J. y. McMASTERs, of Ceptrcville.
this comfy. has been missing since the
9th inst. He went to BarncsvIlle, but
from there no trace of him can be- dis.
covered.
GEN. THOMAS EWING and Ex-senator
Upton, Of Nebraska, will positively be
here next Wednesday, and address the
people on the political issues OF the cam
palgn. They ARE both able speakers and
will no doubt draw crowI.
DEMOCRATS Of the townships border
ing the Ohio River, especially tho large
and populous townships of Paasc and
Pultney, should be- on the lookout Tor
Republican repeaters imported from otn-
cr Ststcs for the purpose of voting the
Republican ticket ut the coming election.
the Republicans are already colonizing
these fellows for election purposes and
doubtless West virginia will contribute II
share; and rs this is one Of the most close
ly contested counties in the State, there
Is every inducement for them to operate
in this county. Watch them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-24
RIVER NEWS.

The marks last evening showed five
feet seven inches in the channel, and fall
Jag,
The Tempest departed for New Mar
unsyiIIe yesterday morning at halt past
eleven o'clock.
The Ed. Pope left for Matsmoras on
time yesterday morning.
The local packets are making their rc-
gular trips.
The Fanchion is expected at the land
ing to-day, instead of Saturday, as
formerly reported.
The Market Boy will be laid up to-day
for repairs. She will resume her trips
Saturday, and reduce the fare to thirty
cents for the round trip between BelIaire
and Wheeling.
The Mallio Rsgon will arrive from
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-24

The REPUBLICAN ENEcUrIvE COM-
MITTEE-A meeting Of the Ohio county
Republican Executive Committee was
held ut the hteiiig,9rcr office, last night,
for the purpose OF talking over the Scna.
toriaI question. There was considerable
talk on the streets yesterday about
what action the Committee would
take, and the prevailing opinion was
that they would recommend putting
straight Republican in the field, and DR..
Logan would be the candidate. Things
didn't turn out exactly that way, how
ever. We were not invited to seat in
the synagogue, but We understand the
meeting was quiet and orderly. The re-
suit of their deliberations was not re
marNab!r; they simply resolved to do
nothing, Their action was similar to
the French army of 100000 men. who
marched up the nil and then marched
down again. Individually the committee
though, the RcPu blicans ought to sup
port Capt. Wilson, and hoped they
would do so. Only this and nothing more
resulted from the meeting of this wise
but silent committee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-24

RERsoSAL.-Thc Governor has APP
pointed Dr. John =. Hale, of Charleston,
one of the Board Of Centennial Managers
rice Colonel William Dickinson, declined
w. IL. II. Flick, OF Pendleton county,
who received u temporary notoriety
through that amendment to the cOnsttu-
ton, was in the city yesterday.
Billy Schorf and Frank Dcnmarsh will
put Felsing through the course of sprouts
for his race with Manton.
Col. Plattenburg, of the Hancock
County Courier, is quartered ut the ST..
James. He went into Louis Gaus' saloon
last night to hear the music. As soon rs
Louis observed the Colonel entering the
door he sent down to Reyman's for ten
more kegs of beer, and pressed in two ad-
ditiona bar.keepcrs. Such is fame.
Capt. Andy Wilson offers himself US
an independent candidate for the vacancy
in the Senate from this district. He's II
Democrat "by trade. "-H0coch County
Courier.
Probably many of our readers Won
dcrcd at the apparent incoherencc ofsome
parts Of The speech delivered by Col.
Arnett at the laying of the corner stone
at the Capitol building, as published by
us Monday morning. We did not get
the manuscript but published it from a
printed copy, which was very defective.
several pages being omitted, thereby dis.
connecting and destroying the sense Of
some parts Of the speech.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-24
NEIGlIBORiIOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

IN the trial of Sheiber, of Wheeling,
against the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany, for damages received by having his
wagon broken up by II passing train last
June, J. b. Smith, Esq, addressed the
jury from 10 o clock a. NJ. TO clock z.
NJ, that being the longest speech ever
made in Bellaire, and ut the same time
one Of the ablest arguments. The jury
had not agreed upon n verdict up to the
time of this writing.
REMEMBER that Rev. f. 5. DeHass,
Uuited States Minister to Jerusalem, will
lecture ut the NJ f. Church, in this city,
about the first of October, and more
interesting speaker never spoke in Bel
aire.
Mr.. CADY, the Democratic candidate
for State Senator for this district is now
in our city, feeling hopeful and looking
we'll.
The Allen club met last night and
transacted quite u large amount of bust
ness connected with the present cam
pagn. 1t was very enthusiastic meet
ing, and all are feeling sure of n COM
plete victory on the 18th of October.
Hon. Mr.. KNOX, of Harrison county,
and at present Republican candidate for
State Senator, was in this city yesterday.
DoN'r forget the Democratic meeting
here on TIE 4th of October.
The Republican meeting at City Hall
last night. which was addressed by "Pro-
lessor (2y Wilson didn't pan our worth
a cent. There were but few in the Hall
and the majority of them were cUlored
folks. The meeting organized by elect
ing Mr.. Ransom chairman, who intro
duced the Professor in very neat man
ner. We are sorry that we could not be
present all the time, so we could have
given the Professors l?) speech in full,
for it should certainly be preserved a. a
literary curiosity. He said the colorcd
folks were the most important people in
the United States and that if
they would only stick together in
Cincinnati, Cleveland, Toledo, Columbus
and Europe they would beat Mista Al
len, just rs >ush rs he hau Heau on MS
shou dcrs, Nc. y great many prominent
Republicans left the hall, and one OF them
when asked whether he had been over to
hear the Professor (?) remarked that he
was II HI of u professor, and inquired
who in the devil sent for him As poll
ilician. the Professor is not success, but
of course done the best he could The
Republicans are kicking after they are
dead. They are rebcllng in the grave.
Babylon Is falling, and they hate to let
90 ofthe public till, but they must do il for
their career us a party is fast drawing to
a close.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-24

AN UNJUST LAw.-Thc Postothcc au-
thorities of this city have notified the
officers of the Street Railway Company
that it is contrary to law TO carry letters
on the cars, from one part Of the city to
another, without being stamped; or rath-
er without being covered by govern
ment stamped envelope. This will put
business men and the public generally to
great inconvenience, and additional e&-
pensc, and is very unjust, even il it is
law.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-24
pRoDyCERS ARE TAXED.
WHEELING, September %.

WHEELING, september 20.
,..,,..n. p,,,,.,.-
Il;, ormproducars not
-, nue. IN sn' "JJ;as,,ce,. comes out this
i"A'H, '~ t Jont, a, tho suggestion of
"ioiniHs' nv ~ he shallow and narrow
sotnI - ~ ;daa ord nolicy of earning for
.iitH 80 saw doIfar. revenue, at the ex-
1ue .to,,,ords ~ dollars lost by
- - daoIers coming to the CITY to buy
a.9 u,.res spd merchandise and
III - ord s,vs the law is oaly for
snncnI.toIs Now for the ordinance:
:, ,olo+ior to the licenses
All oI ~ ~ - paJdIors ui,bin the
0! ma" H Hvt' o. nassed JnIv 9th.
coy Gos7 u " "''''7'
co. co.. RI D.,i,:yeJ By the C5u,,c,I
'L| - nv tYi.,y... That /, shall be
" ~. ~ o,,n ,.e,.,on 10 otter for sale
-; ~ ;" ~ stren, lnn, alley public landing
III any ,',n,, If the ,.itv of Wheeling,
~ rro"Js wares or merchandise, with.
80; E.,, hay;n, obtained n license from
tSs CIV Cou9ciln Ordinance book;
na,,e DOC
~ s.noud section only instincts the
| clark N DnmIpr NIL licenses granted. ana
nrnscr;bes the penaltv. which is five dol
fars and costs. Now Mr.. Editor, l ask
whether in this ordinance YOU find any
provision for the exclusion of producers
ard if the court should so construe the
OF dinarce, rs to not apply to producers,
how is the merchant who buys and sells
produce in the country and comes here
occasionally or regularly, to sell his pro-
duce to do so, unless he first takes out Il
license, and will he do so? | answer,
no. In fact know that the produce
that should by all means and that has
been coming mere, heretofore, now goes
to Pittsburgh and other cities, leaving
! Wheeling with our wiseac;es in Coun-
ell Ito get their provisions and
| breadsLutfs from havkers and
peddlers who take out license.
The best policy in my opinion, to get
cheap provisions and bread, is to encour-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-24

MUSICAL INsTKUMENTs.-In making
your selection Of Il Piano or Organ, don I
fail to examine the stock of Messrs.
Adams Il Lucas, 1927 Market street.
The instruments they represent, viz: The
Steinway, Knabe and Emerson Pianos,
the Mason Il Hamlin and Smith Ameri-
can Organs, are universally acknOwl-
edged to be the leading instruments ofthe
world, and taken together they make AN
assortment SO varied that no one cal fail
10 be suited in the selection of IN instru-
mcnt, either rs to price or quality. In
asmuch rs many INSCRIPTIONS dealers
offer for sale instruments OF questionable
character and inferior quality, 1t would
be well to bear in mind the fact that but
few persons buy more than one Instru-
mcnt in lifetime, hence the necessity OF
making Il careful selection, tor, as thou
sand, OF experienced parties can testify,
it is cheaper, safer and better to buy IN
strumcnls of established reputation, of
cook and responsible makers, that to risk
money in doubtful experiments.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-24

RUNAwAY.-Ycsterday afternoon Il
horse attached to the express wagon Of
r. J. Smyth, the grocer, became fright
cned, while standing on the corner of
18th street and alley +, and ran off. The
horse struck down the alley, and did not
stop until he got down to 10Th street.
The wagon would have made good kind
hing wood when the horse WAS caught. No
body was injured.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-24

The OPEEA HoUsE-The amusement
season will open at the Opera House next
Monday evening, with Miss Ada Gray,
the celebrated tragedienne, supported by
the Pittsburgh Opera House Company.
The sale of reserved seats will commence
this morning at 10 o'clock at the Opera
House box office. The play Tor Monday
evening is Camille III which
Miss Gray mas won laurels in all the
large cities. She has been playing in
Pittsburgh all this week, drawing large
and fashionable audiences. Those desir-
ing good seats for the opening night had
better put in an early appearance Mt the
box office this morning as there will be II
rush
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-24
THE COURTS.

COUNTY CoUKT-Jtldys Cochran.
This Court met at the usual hour yes
terday morning.
In the case Of Schmachel u Behrens
VS.. Morton u Clarke, judgment WAS
given in favor Of the plaintiffs for $50. /.
The case OF Lydia A. Hall vs.. J. l..
S. Hall and B. w. Allen, was adjourned
over until this morning.
In the case of Charles Held vs. Frank
Held. the jury returned verdict IN
favor OF the plaintiff for s22.77
Susan c. Carpenter was appoInted., au-
ministrator of the estate of Matthew
Carpenter, deceased; bond $500 Inc
same person was appointed guardian OF
Anne b, Agnes Z, and William Nj.
Carpenter, orphans OF the late Matthew
Carpenter; bond $500.
Susan &. Carpenter was apPoiEtea
guardian of John N. Brooks; bond 500,
Mrs. Margaret Carroll, was appointed
ed guardian for Annie NJ, John b, and
James a. Carroll; bond, $500.
The Court adjourned until this morn
in1 st Q o'clock
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-24

WhrcIIug, v. VI. AVr.I :. SD.
rINIIF CHARTER OF THE FIRE AND
Marine Insurance Company of Who'll
Ing. expired April !, $50, and it, unrNp!r-
eel hrc business has been rcin>uicd 10y Inc
Peabody Insurance Company ni nt'I-
iuw N. Va. as shown by the Resolution
ana cert INTERCHANGEABLE hereto. All claims
for loss or damage that may occur after l.
O'Clock Vi, April /, 49,, under any IRE
policV issued 10y the Fire and Marine IN
surtncc Company, and i'm force, Will toe
adjusted and settled 10y the Peabody In
suranre Coz "arN.
J. v. l.. RODGERS,
Sprr,inrV
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-24

The RECENT RACE-The recent trial
at souls between Morris and Coulter
WAS no doubt a stubbornly contested trial
OF skill, &c, but notwithstanding the
evident and awful desperation of the
contest, and the champion interests at
stake "Eph' had time enough to unite
his handkerchief from his head, throw it
in the boat, and resume business in a
very lcisurcly sort of II way. And this
was II champion race, and no 't'me' was
taken, of course this little circumstance
was treated ms "trlfie light as air. =
PttSjurgh telegraph.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-24

GAS EXPLosloN.-About three o'clock
yesterday afternoon an explosion occur
ed in the Gas Works of the La Belle
nail mill, causing considerable excite
uent and injuring two employees of the
works. 1t seems the pipe leading to the
gas meter had become corroded or stop
ped up and Edward Carr, who has charge
Of the gss works, had de-
tached the pipe and was engaged in clean
ing it out. Andrew Harkins, the engin-
eer, was holding lamp close by at the
time, and too close to the pipe, the gas
ignited, which caused the explosion
Harkins was terribly burned about the
arms, while Carr escaped with slight in
juries about the face. The building
caught fire, but was soon extinguished
without much damage.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-24

SPECIAL NOTICE To THE LADIEs.-L
V. Blond is now selling +. c. Burt's
celebrated make Of ladies Button Shoes
at 81. 80. which nave been selling hereto
ore at from 50 10 8.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-24

SHOT His FATuER-We learn that
Capt. Jacob Smith, Justice of the
Peace OF Doddridgc county, was shot and
instantly killed on the Goth inst, He and
his son were hunting deers, and the lat
ter miitakins his father for deer, shot
him