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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-11-18

M AHOHACTUkEkS OF THE
VI UNION CHURRa
Union 0rooved Washboard, Adjustable
Clotnes Racks, hand Sleds, SlaE Cutters, and
wire Bridge, unn.o. ielS-ly
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-11-18
c., Il. 1. & P. r. r.

THE DIRECT ROUTE FOR
Joliet, Morris, La Sale, Peru, HENRI, LdeOa
PeOriG, eEeseo, Motfae, Rock L5tdnd,
Davenport, Bf1se0tfae, Warrington,
IOaVd Gin, GrfnTet, Net0tOn,
me- HofnRa
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-11-18

wHAcHnAN. nc. KKPPEL.
BACHHAN 4 KRPPEL-
A TrORNEYg Ar LAW. once over
"A National Exchange Bank corner OF
Washingt0n and Market Streets fimn, y.
Nov. II, TINS
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-11-18

A GENT, SMITH QUARRIES, Aanufactur-
a er OF Granite Ho1umentss etc, Mes-
terly. 4. /. nl6-ons J2is Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-04

NEW YORK HERALD
syen n e ssg II mnSle tae pes
revolution in the variety business"
NEW YoRK SUN.
~. tori,bnr brilliant ia peptoTmanne and crowded and
NEW YORK STAR.
Mr.. John Poole has made success In Gle
waiting the tone Of variety shows, ana 10 him
must be gwen the honor Of produc ng the best
ga NEW YORK WORLD. Q
The Olympic Theatre crowded with re-
hned and fashionable audiences.h
NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
es ar hetter v eass q eizeni take their fam
s24 NEW YORK TINES. 6
"A model entertainment in every respectn
NEW YORK EXPRESS.
'The entertainment Is q noteworthy one
with something To pease every taste and
nothing TO offend the most fastiiious."
IA NEW YORK SUNDAY DISPATCH. q
iormances it IS decidedly a family theatre
and as such we are glad 10 see the Indies and
children crowding it,
NEW YORK MERCURY
1.-The quality OF the auoience indicated
point Of numbers
NEW YORK TELEGRAM
last evening With an audience reminding so one
OF the Academy on opera night"
ga NEW YORK SUNDAY NEWS. q
at would be difficult 70 conceive a richer or
more varied programme; as refined. 100 al
the most critical taste could desire and highly
e enoSSed Oy the vast o'n'0arSe o. ladies pres
THE HOME JOURNAL
GA mr.. Poole has established the tact that a G
variety performance can he rendered as pure
and chaste what rs known as Ie legit.
innate"
NEW YORK SUNDAY TIMES
"Itfs well named The family Theatre y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-04

(NRAND OPERA HOUSE.
NJ
OPINIONS or THE PRESS.

"fhe plot OF the play rests upon number o.
stage pictures, which are OF Singular beauty anu
| effectiveness. n-New YORK Weird.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-04
lMUsEMENTs.

ATTEST
THE SUPREMACY
OF THIS,
FAMILY THEATRE.
FAvoRITB THEATRE
AND
POPULAR RESORT
OF
LADIES
CHILDREN
FAMILIES
AND
SOCIAL PARTIES
HEARTILY ENDORSED BY THE PRESS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-04

| Every meritorious dramatic presentation OF
the season has proved success, and the run OF
| Ahmed should add another TO tho list OF
/ triumphs. v-kyening Mall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-04

1 Mrs Dunn has produced spectacle play
which is well adapted to he stage, aud which.
wnie possessing the practical ability Of the White
fawns' and 'bac1 crooks OF the period, sur.
passes them in attributes OF plot mind, taste and
artistic form. n-New York Tribune
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-04
MUsHHTEWTs.
THEATRR U0XIQUg.

MR.. JOSH HART, SOLE PROPRIETOR.
ThBATRE COMIQUB,
5l4 BROADWAY.
ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW.
AN ENIIRE GRANGE OF BILL.
THE FAMILY RESORT.
THE RESORT FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
pNEQUALLED ATTRACTIONS FOR THIS COMING
WEEK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-04

UNEQUALLED ATTRACTIONS FOR THIS COMING
WEEK.
$500 FOR EIGHT PERFORMANCES OF
$500 IHE ORIGINAL AND
PEAK
PEAK rA"iA,
PEAK
seven in number. ~ ! :
They have the most magnificent set of SILVER TABLE
anu STAR BELLS ever seen IN public.
2 he beautiful and accomplished Miss JULIA PEAK.
Miss PEAko performance on the Harp II the most
wonderful listened
NolE.-As carry as 1881 the PEAK FAMILY, under the
direction OF William Peak. Sr gave their first public
entertainment Vocalists the old fremont Temple,
In Boston, aud for SIX years made their annual tour Of
New England ana the Eastern States coucerlzng in all
the principal cities and In 1915 Mr. Peak first in
roduced the Bells to the public and from that time 10
the present the Peak Family have been before the pub
lie as BELL RINGERS, with worldwide reputation.
Each successive attractions have been added
to the company in the way of SOLO ARISES. CHAR
AClER VUCALISrs, &c, aud the Peak Family enter
tainments are always hailed with delight wherever
noaneed, as there Is always some hing NEW, FRESH
and pleasing IN their Concerts The present is
lon ana the entertainments superior 10 any hereto
fore presented TO the ! ublic by them.
ar ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-04

MISS BESSIE DARLING BEGs TO ANNOUNCE
Nh that she has ADDED 10 her repertoire q 70
mantle drama, In four acts enued
HER HERO,n
with which she Is prcpa engagements
The copyright Ia secured.
Miss Darling repertoire includes
"Lucrezia Borgiah Lady OF LYONS" THE Hunch.
back. 40
Address care clipper ouce
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-30
New York Market.

NEW YORK, October 29.-Cotton-
Quiet at l4;G l4ic; futures closed hrmer;
October Aha ii 9-l6 November l45-lG@
IA ll-32c; December l3 3-32Gl4!c; Jan
uary - 5.32GlS 3-l6; February l3 j-lG
Gl3 ll-32c; March l3 l5-32G l3lc; April
l3s@l3 2l-32c; May l3 l3-32@l3 1882.
Flour-Quiet and firm for shipping
grades; receipt. 1000 barrels; supertine
western and State 50 1905 50; common
to good IS 50@,5 s.; good to choice S. 80
GG 30; white wheat extra s. 35GS 90;
extra Ohio 81 GOta : 50; st. Louis 81 50
G9 %. Rye Flour-Steady at 81 2jG
) 80. Corn Meal--t'irm and in fair re-
quest at 50 35Ca3 So. Wheat-lrregular
and unsettled; No. spring 81 57@ IS;
No. Chicago 81 2S@l 30; No. 3 81 Il
al IL; No. ) Milwaukee 81 2J@l 2Si
white Michigan 81 45ml A., Rye
Quiet at 7jG SIC. Barley and Malt
Unchanged. Corn-Quiet; receipts j9,-
900 bushel; western mixed 12G73c; do
sail 73iM72Ic. OatS-Firm and un-
changed, Hops Firm; ycarlings 81, lOc.
Cottce-Quiet At lSi@2l!c. Sugar
Firm; fair to good refining 7fCa Sc; prime
SIC. Molasscs and Ricc-QuIct. Petro-
lcum-Quicti crude GSc; refined l2.n
l3Ic. Rosin-Firmcr ut 81 Sjra 10.
TLrpcntinc Firm at 42!@45c. Eggs
Firm at 2GiC2Sc. Pork-Morc active
and frmer at SO 90. Beef Unchanged.
Cut Mcats-Quict; mddlcs unchanged.
Lnrd-Dull; prime steam old lj,.
Cheese-Firm at l2!@1@. Whisky-A
shade tirmcr at 81 l7Ca IL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-30
Chicago MARK el.

CHICAGO, October 2J.-Flour-Dc-
mand fair and Market firm. Wheat
Generally unchanged; some sales rather
higher; 40. Chicago spring 81 49,;
No. = 81 u spot; 81 II seller October;
81 CSI seller November; 81 0Si seller
December, and year; No 81 07l; re-
jected s2im S2!c. Corn-Quiet; No. 2
81 ,c spot; 81 ,@5lic seller November 4oc
year; rejected jlc Oat--Quiet and
steady; No. 2&$im&&!c spot; $2c seller
November; 3lf@alsc sc seller year. Bar
ley-Frm and unchanged Ryr-Quiet;
nj s2lc seller October; S2c seller Noycm-
Der. Pork-Quict; ST. 80 spot; SIS G7l
ais 20 seller year. Lard-Quict; old
$l3 81; spot; SD O7!c,l2 10 seller
year. Bulk Mcat,-Quict and uuchang
ed. Whisky Demand fair and market
firm at 81 -.
On call board-Whcat-Firmcr at
81 ~ seller October; 81 0s.r OSi 'ei-
.cr November. Oats ats-UnchaugrI.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-30
BY TELE GRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line. Office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Evangelical Alliance.

PITTSBURGH, October 2h.-The morn
ing session of the Evangelical Alliance
was taken up with the sunday question.
Papers were read By Rev. DR., Valentine,
of the Lutheran church of Gettysburg,
and by Prot Hopkins, Of the Auburn
Theological Seminary. Tho latter pre-
sented the Continental view of the sub
iect. An animated discussion by Rev.
Mr.. Attenburg, Rev. II. ID. CAM, Sam
son, and Others followed, the morning
session being prolonged for the purpose.
In the afternoon papers were
presented by Rev. DR.. Tay-
ior, of Trenton, New jersey, on Sun
dnv Schools, and Cotton Smith, of New
York, and DR.. r. ). Taylor OH religion
in the common schools.
The evening was devoted to the clos
ing exercises of the Conference Letters
of greeting and sympathy with the AL
lance were read from President Potter,
of Union College; President Fowler, Of
Northwestern University; Canon Bald
win, of Montreal; Bishop Sinspson,
and othors. DR.. WaShburne spoke of the
futurc.work of the Alliance. The farewell
address was made by DR.. Rogers, of \.
Y, and responded To by President Brunot.
The whole Conference then arose and,
after rcciting together the Lord prayer
and Apostles creed were dismissed with
the bcnediction by DR.. Washburnc. The
interest continued undated to the close.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-30
Startling News orIndian Fights,

ST. LOUIS, October 26.-A special to
the Republican from Kansas city says:
News OF startling nature was received
in this city to-day, in regard to the fight
which took place of Tuesday, between the
United States troops, near Fort Hayes,
and Il wandering band Of Cheyenne Ind
iars. In that fight the Indians drove
back the troops and killed two men.
Fresh troops were forwarded from the
Fort, and a dispatch received at the office
of the Kansas Pacific railroad tonight
states that these fresh troops were attack
ed by the Indians, while campcd near
Smoky Hill river, on Thursday, and the
Indians were again successful and made
the soldiers retreat, with loss Of one
man killed and one badly wounded.
General Cars command had left Fort
Hayes by special train for the seat Of
war.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-30
Edi Ors of the "Timcs" Arrested.

New YORK, Oct. 29.-l.ate yesterday
afternoon an order Of arrest was issued
by Police Justice Duffy against the cdi-
tors Of the Times, on complaint OF james
7. King, Tammany nominee for the
Legislature. The Times, this morning.
says:
"Kelly and his Tammany tools
NAV apply for orders of arrest against
the editors OF newspapers, three days be
fore the election, and thus endeav"r to
silence all adverse criticism OF him or
his creatures, but If he suppoS"> that this
course will induce people TO turn out and
vote for him next Tuesday he will find
himself mistaken. The public know
what the Times has ri,kcd in their be-
hall before to-day, and We are quite con
tent to place our character and reputation
against those OF John Kelly.
Jones and Jennings. proPrictors and
editor, of the Times, gave bal to-day III
$1,000 each, in the libel suit instituted by
James T. King.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-30
Latest News from CHINA and Japan

SAN Francisco, October, %. YOKo-
HAMA, October ll.-Eyents in Concs
point to the possibility of speedy hootiIi-
ties throughout the japanese govern
ment.
Silent, japanese man-oi-war, was
fired on from Corcan fort, near Capita
10. A landing was effected, and the fort
and the neighboring village destroyed.
Great preparations are being made for
an unprecedented display Of japanese
goods at Philadelphia.
SHANGHAI, October l2.-The question
of the difficulty between China
and England, continues to occupy
attention There are numerous rumors,
the most serious of which declare posi-
lively that Mr. Wade would withdraw il
all the demands were not granted by Sep
tember 20. Although China has already
consented 10 acccdc 10 the general re-
quiremcrts, strong objections are still
urged to compliance with the new british
commercial cXuctlOn>.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-30
FOREIGN.
Reported CarIist Victory.

LONDON, October 29.-The Carllst
Committee of this city publish the fol-
lowing:
The Carlist General Peruls, gained an
important victory At Tum5er, in Ma
yarre, on the 23d inst, By routing force
of the Alfonsists consisting Of thirty bat
tsllions of infantry, three regiments Of
cavalry and thirty six guns. The Car
list force consisted of five battslions Of
infantry. two squadrons Of cavalry and
eight guns. The Alfonsists' losses are
heavy. According to the Alfonsists ac-
counts, the main body of the Carlists at
tackled their position, but were easily re-
pulsed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-30
Libel Suit Against California Editors

SAN RANCIsCO, October 2S.-Ihe libel
suit Of the Bulletin VS.. Alta came up to-
day II the Fourth District Court. On
motion Of the defendants to strike out
that part Of the complaint referring to
the Bank of California and the extent of
plaintiffs business, Alex. Campbell, for
defendants, argued that there was much
in the complaint not essential, to which
the defendants should not be called
upon to deny He thorgit the
plaintiffs could not compel M in
yestigation of the affairs of the bank
or the conduct of its officers. 1t was
the duty Of plaintiffs to state the libel
charged, and nothing more. Swift, for
the plaintiff, said in reply that they had
the right to institute suit upon such por-
tion of libelouS article as they saw tit,
and there were half doom libeis in the
article. He intended to show the truth
of the articles in the Bulletin, charging
Ralston with attempting to 'windle the
city with Calavcrs and Spring Valley
Water schemes. Lake, for the dcfen-
dsnts, objected, stigmatizing the state
mrht as irrelevant and attroclous. Swift
waived the point for the present, and
entered into the quotation OF authorities
The matter is under advisemcnt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-30
RIVER NEWS.

The river was falling last evening
with ; feet 9 inches IN the channel.
The Hudson did not arrive Yesterday.
The low water detained her. She will
be here this morning early.
The Science departed for Parksrsburg
at the usual hour Yesterday morning
The Express has laid up
The new Abncr O Neal arrived and de-
parted for Stcubenvile on time.
The Mallie Eagon will positively leave
this morning for Parkersburg, in place Of
the Courier.
The Hudson will depart for Cincinnati
atI3 o'clock this afternoon.
The Salt Valley, from Portsmouth e.
route for Pittsburgh, is due this evening,
but she may miss on account Of the low
water
Business about the landing was slow
yesterday.
The Cincinnati Enq',irrr of Yesterday
says:
The Fanchon left for New Orleans last
night with 800 tons freight. She ha-
considerable engaged below here, includ-
ing | 900 barrels potatoes. Ed Patterson
and Elijah Pearson were her pilots.
The tug Groendyl,e sunk Il coal barge
opposite the coal slip just above New
bug. Tuesday night, with 200 bushels
of coal, directly in the channel. The
Robert Mitchell struck il with one of her
bargcs. turning it upon its side and caus-
ing her barge to leak little. There Is
GOOD water outside of 1t.
by Telegraph
ClNclNxAT1 October 29.-River = feet
: inches. Weather cloudy and warm.
Arrived-Andes, Wheeling; Glasgow,
Evansville. Departsi-Andes, Wheel
ing.
CAIRO, October 29.-Arrived-Robcrt
Mitchell, Cincinnati; Cooke. Evansville.
River fee: loiuhes and falling. Wealth
cr cloudy with indication of storm.
Sr. LOUIS, October 29.-Arrived-
Belle of Memphis, Memphis; Lake Sn-
perior, Keokuk; Future City, New Or
leans. Departed-Lake Superior, 81.
Paul; Kountz, New Orleans; Mitchell,
Keokuk, Belle of Memphis, Memphis.
River stationary. Weather cloudy aud
very warm.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-30
New York Cattle Market.

New YORK, October 29.-Beeycs-
Receipts 2,2GO head, making 4,3lO head
for four days, against Il, $50 for the same
time last week. Quality rather common
generally and market slow ut the all
vance OF Ia! noted Yesterday. \ few
OF the best native steers sold l2{G BE;
common to prime at S4@ l2!ci ordinary
to choice Texans and Cherokee cattle !
CllOc.
Sheep and Lambs-Rcceipts $40
head, making 1850 head for. ..iour day,
against 200 head for the same time last
week. Demand fair and market steady
at Ga &c tor lambs; 4!@6lc Tor com
mon to prime sheep, with one car ioad
Of premium Ohio wethers l3O pound,
at &c.
Swine-Arrivals, 1920 head, making
1880 head for tour days, against 49,
6jG tor the same time last week. None
offered alive City drcsscd-At 9i@
lOlc,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-30
The GuibOrd Burial Case.

MONTREAL, October 29.-M. DOutrc
had an Interview to-day with the Mayor
as to getting protection at the approach
ing burial of Guibord. The Mayor in
tlmated that neither he nor the city po-
lice should go outside the city limits ana
that rs the Catholic cemetery WAS out
side these limits, they would not go there.
He then formally called upon the May
or as justice Of the peace, to oct as such.
The Mayor would give MIN no answer,
Trouble Is feared.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-30
baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, October - Flour -
STEADY and unchanged. Wheat-FIrm-
or and active; No. > western red 81 81;
PENNSYLVANIA red 81 3Gal u Corn
Strong and excited; western mixed 74c
Oats-Quct and firm; western white 43
M44c; mixed 39m 42c. Ryc-Quiet at
7ja soc. Hay-Dull and unchanged
Provisions-Stcady, iirm and unchang-
ed Buttcr-Qulet and n easier; western
extra, 2SG,3c; iirsts 2j~ 27c. Petroleum
-Nominally unchanged. Rio CoiIcc--
lsim2lc; iobbiuG at l9n22r. Whisky
bull ut 81 IL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-30
brigham Young Divorce Case,

SALT LAKE, October 39.-Thc deci-
sion in the matter of alimony of Young
W. Young, was delivered in the Third
District Court this morning by Judge
Borrman. The Court previou-l y order
ed that the defendant should appear per-
scnaliy in Court when the decision WAS
rendered. The atiidavIts of two physi-
ciuns were read, stating that the deien-
dsnt was scarcely able to be out of bed;
that it was dangerous for him to leave
the room, and for that reason asked to be
cNcuscd The Court gave brief his
tory of the case, and ~ the
close spoke ~ follows: The
order III this case granting alimony
WAS Lot improperly made and stands un.
revoked and not obeyed, and no good
reason given for it. \ court IN order to
maintain its dignity, selt-respect and au-
tAority cannot allow liz orders 10 be re-
pudiutcd, dsregarded and denied. 1t Is
therefore the judgment of this Court,
that the defendant be- imprisoned unit!
the $500 and costs of suit are paid and
released bv the Court. In accordance
with the above, Marshall Maxwell ar
rested brigham Young this afternoon,
ut the latter residence, where he now re-
main, in the custody of the Marshal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-30
GENERAL NOTES.

rur L,.., renor, of Black Hills
w-nl,nI- mountains OF isinglass, worth
Il per pound.
BRuoKLYN has - churchr, which is
., .-,f.,.,a..r,r. arl scy.r.leu,hs TO
Ne -. -. ,l'..' ri,y
Mas. LINCOLN now takes frequent
short wa.h, on the streets ana, her men
''' ''''''''." D. ''''' ~ " zap
\ InlE' In Boston lately '''d " '"''E
10 the leg OF piano ana '"'h F'"'"'N''
'N' mousse
THE United State, Supreme Court has
..,...-..I ,,,.. ,I..r.i,r of the New York
Court Of Appeal, and holds that Nation
9, Banks are not subject to the penalties
'' '."'' ''''S ''"
\ NJ" HAMPSHIRE jury o"''''''d
....lry. "4l.t"y' and "giity. ShaI
.,,......,.,t fury.sv,tem, the hulwark
...-....,.,.5 ,r5 insanity. 20 To- the dog?
-,...,.. Tr,L,.,,s.
THr"u.r OF the RAPID 'Pr"a" oil the
a.,... ,.t,.1. .o completely destroyed
N.a.lu Cl,y. Nevada, j. the same old
on. r"t."'' '." u ".. '' wool, " me"
i"' .''.' '''. "' -''' Wv ia y, '''-
Lg..... -.."- ,.." a..nt."" OF the Con-
s,,g...,a. ,. ,..4 .t- changing the
,...., ...... ,,, a,,,,..,..r;o,,
.. ..,.'... ,, .,,;rI. ,',.,n r,.'
s.-...., .,.',,.l ,-,,,,l,;...
IuE N".se-Boothe-Baker story con-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-30
wo Il in the virginia city Mines.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 29.-Th"
Oroairie publishes Il report Of an inter.
view with Colonel Fair, OF the firm Of
Flood X O Brirn. Ia reply to question,
Ms to the working of the Brnanza mines,
Fair said: I'VE don't want t. h"i,:
anything through the Gould y Curry
shaft at ull. We will have machinery ot
our own again in brief space O! time,
perhaps in two weeks. We have on"
hundred men working now, and hav"
ordered duplicates OF all the old machine
cry that is required. We can get all tn"
timber We want ut weeks notice. We
can run timh,r- enough in here To- sup
ply all thu CoinstocI, mine, and have u
supply lett We have everything well
III hand.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-30
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, October 2o-Cloycr
Sccd-At - 5OmlO 90. Petroleum
Nominal; refined l%.c; crude l0ic
Steady; extra s. 0OG,j %; Iowa
Wisconsin and Minnesota - 5Om7 ~;
high grades - jO@s 30 Wheat
Prime steady Pennsylvania red 81 35r'
| 40; amber 81 81; white 81 4lml %
Rye-At 75n Sjc. Corn-Firmer; yci.
low and mixed 72n,73r. Oats Inactive;
white 4&Ml9c; mixed 3sc. Whisky
Steady ut ~ IL. Butter-Stcady; New
York and Bradford county extra &$ 81;
iirsts GOA b; western extras 3Olo 32c;
lirsts 2jGG2Gc; rolls extra 29H 3Oc; lir,ts
2GCn 2sc Cheese Firm; western fine
I2lGl5 Egg>-Firmi wc-.ern fresh
21Gr 2sr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-30
Cincinnati Market.

CIScINNATr, October 2g.-Co.ton-
Dull at l3.r. Flour-Firm and il
fair demand. Whoat-L1wer. Corn
Dull at 5Sla GOc. Oats-DuIl at 2SCa
i2c Barlcy-Frm and unchanged. Rye
Quiet aud hrm at 7SH soc. Pork
Small sales at $50 -. Lard-Quict; cur.
rent make at l2!ml2ic; kettle l&im
l3lc. Bacon Partly cured 9i~9!ml%l
mI3t. Whi-ky--Ntcndy and IN moder-
ate demand at - l5.
Hog,--Stcndy and in moderate de-
mand; common = lol,5 -; "ood
butcher = 3D"I %.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-30
MNshin.tOn lsnccS.

WAsuI>GToN. October 2H.-At the
driving park to-day the iir-t race WAS 81
two mile dash for 500. the winner OF .h"
first mile 10 get 500. General Harvey
won tn" race, Bu>scc ,"cu.d, and Donny
Brook third. Time BAH.
Second race. mile heats, eight starters,
was won by Harkawayi First Ch"nt"
second, Conluray third. Time l.i9!,
l:4sl, l.jgi. First Chance wom the Iirs.
heat
The four mile dash was Won 10y OlarN,
beating Nettie Norton 10y $50 yards;
Busy Bee third. Time 40.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-30
Philadelphia Wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA, October Wool
Fair demand and prices steady ohio.
Pcnnsyiyuuia and West Virginia double
extra and above 4jC jOr; extra ijC, iGr;
medium 500, SO; coarse iOm i'c; New
York, Michigan, Indiana and Western
tine 40, iac; medium f3G,jOc; c"ar-e
4Oli i9c, combing washed jsl, o2ci comb.
ing unwushcd FL; Canada combing
G2ic: fine uuwa,hcd 30M3lc; coarse and
medium DO 34lr37c. tub washed i9Ct SOC;
extra and mcrino pulled %sl, ~ No.
and -uperfue pulled 37m IL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-30
NinlenI IIniI Storm.

RoLLA, Mo, October pa hail storm
Of unprecedented violence passed over
this section to-day AT ten minutes past
three this afternoon and lasted about ten
minutes. The hail stones were about the
size OF pigeon "ggs and did immense
damage, breaking, in RoIla alone, not less
than 10000 panes Of glass. Almost
every pane Of glas, on the west side OF
the houses was broken. The storm was
accompanied by thunder and lightning
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-30
4 Hero.

PORTLAND, Ne, October 23.-This
afternoon n man named Small was
riding in n wagon onECommercjaI street,
near the railroad wharf, he saw two chill
dren playing on the track, and train
backing down upon them. lie spran
from his wagon to recover the children,
and succeeded IN doing So, but WIS him.
sell run over By the train and killed.