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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-21
FOREIGN.
A Bonapartist Speech.

PARIS, October 20.-M. Rouhcr made
a speech ut Ajnccio on Saturday last. Il
is OF such an aggressive character that It's
publication here will possibly be prohi-
bited. He made an attack upon tx
Pres ideut Theirs and the OreunIsts, ac.
cushg them of having blocked up all
avenues to power. lie censurcd Pref.
dent Mac Muhon and said, since the
twenty fourth of May 1913, when the
Marshal was chosen President, he had
incurred heavy responsibilities. NJ.
Rouher declared that the rcvisionary
clause of the Constitution remained IN
tact. The Bonapsrtisls, he SAID, are in
:avor OF universal suffrage. They are
content to appeal 10 the people in order
to give an expression OF the national will.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, October 20.-Cotton-
Quiet; futures closed Armer; October
lac; November l3 l5-329l3!c; Decem-
Der l3 5-l6c; January l3;c; February l3t
@l3 1890; March l3 ll-l66l3 23.32c;
April l3I9l3 29-32c; May l43-32@l4!c.
FIour-Rather more active for shipping
grades: receipts 10000 barrels; superfne
western and state S5 2OGy5 so; common
to good S. 6065 90; good to choice S5 95
as 40; white wheat extra ST 45GS 20;
extra Ohio 81 50G)7 rs; st. Lous 10 90
G9OO. Corn Meal Steady at SO 35(G
3 30. Rye Four-Steady at 81 25Cd5 5j.
Wheat-Actlve; receipts AZ 900 bushels;
No. spring 81 35(dl 80; rejected spring
81 O5Tl 10; No. 2 Chicago spring, new,
and old, 81 25(Gl 20; No. 3 81 ll@l Is;
No. = Nj wuukee new and old, u 81
al 3d. amber 81 2j9l 45: white 81 81
al 81 Ryc-Quict; state CSC. Barley
More active at 81 90 Malt--Steady;
four row,d state 81 p. COrn-Receipts
$1,000 bushels; western mixed, steam, o.
@G9Ic; do sail 7O@7lc. Oats-Prime
II shade firmer and more doing; receipts
$4,000 bushels; mixed 35G4Sc; including
state 45G46c; Chicago 46!c; Milwaukee
4sc. Hay-Quiet at G5@70c. Hops
Firm; yearlings SGl2c Cotlee-Quiet at
l83G22c. Sugar-Frm; fair to good re-
fnmg 7468c; prime 75c. Mola,ses anc
Rice-Quiet and unchanged. Petroleum
Quiet; crude lei refined lac; in cases
lSa2Oc. Rosin-Firm at 81 50. Tur.
pentine-Frm at 42c. EggS-Unchang
ed. Leather-Steady at 2682S4c. Wool
Firm at 27@46c. Pork-Duliat So %
922 25. Beef Unchanged. Cut Meats
Quiet; mIddles quiet; long clear city
l3Ic Lard-Flrmer; prime steam lis
Ml4tc. Butter Heavy; western l6(y
25c. Cheese-Unchunged. Whisky
Flrmer at 81 III
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GENERAL NOTES.

TIE Louisville Courier -Journa! thinks
It an insult to prominent citizen to ring
IRE bells when he dies.
THE Michigan University has, in the
first quarter of the college year, eleven
hundred and ninety-three students.
GOVERNOR TILDES and Senator Bay
ard are the sole surviving Democratic
candidates for the Presidency.
THE Bayard family Is credited with
having engaged tho United States Sena-
torship from little Delaware for seventy
yeart.
If quarrelng over the honors and Off
ces should prevent the Democrats from
getting them At all, how sad 1t would be.
->prmgtie!d Republican, int.
COAST thy bread upon the waters" A
great deal Of wheat is arriving in Eng.
land from India, the country that recent
| ly had the t,g famine.
II seems that there is belt Of coun-
try in the Black Hills somo twenty miles
wide and forty long which will pay
gold miner from So to IS per day.
TxMrrEANcE. The consumption of
spiritucus liquors has been falling off
+ r some time, ard the sale Of malt Ii.
quors mas corresPondingly increased.
\ WOMAN is very like kettle, if you
come 10 think of it. She sings away SO
plcasantlv-thcn she stops and when
YOU least expect it, she boiIs over.-J'''n,
NINETEEN Ohio counties show an in
creased vote of fourteen thousand four
hundred and seven over the total vote
for President in lS72.-Ohlo State Jour
nal.
SAY sud d city youth to the modest
couutyyman, got the hay seed out .
your hair yrt?: wall, was the DELHI
crate reply, Il ledge not from the way
the calves Iun arter me- -RoeheStcr
Democrat.
A rtoUs New Jersey dame has stopped
PRAYING for her husband, because, as she
SAYS, Il have prayed so long without ef-
feet tha, think the Lord has lust rs
poor ala opinion O! The man as have
THE state Of the weather is now such
that the innocuous idiots who have been
playing croquet Mi summer will have to
give their undivided attention TO buck
ing the tiger, indoors, in the exciting
shape Of bean, bean, who's got the bean
WHEN Your child puts q penny into
ITS mouth instcad..o ..of its pocket or the con-
tribution box, give it castor oil at night
and whites Of eggs three times day,
avoiding all acids until specie payments
are resumed.-P't,s5urgh Commercial.
SAM BowLEs tries to poke fun at Gov
ernor Fenton because he has returned to
the Republican party. "Fatted calf for
one, says the bold Sam. When Bowles
comes back it may possibly be said, Kill
the prodigal, the calf has returned."-
Troy IImss
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Tue .I...ua.. tax Ja uch luXuries as
whisky, .1tcea. sugar, etc, imposed by
the las: C.a-.e,s, doe, not seem to have
produced The revenue 70 the government
,as: was expected from it. The increase
during seven months, beginning with
March last, has amounted to but S5,o0o,-
OJJ at which ratio the total for tho year
Wi. not exceed 100000. THIS is alike
6 disappointment to Secretary BElsTow
and the majority Of the members OF the
Wsvs and Means Committee, who were
very coudlen. "a, tie out5e: that this
pan of swul.ng the receipts o.
the Treasury would be Immediately sue
cossflr. They doubtless omitted in their
estimates. however, the fact that the first
resa.. Of the .ay would be a decrease in
msn.iac.a-r-. and the consumption of
ny.as on La.a !. is to this cause that
their a.sar,......", IS to be attributed
l4,I.i. u..-...a- key, now that manu-
tac,lr.as aa, u...m.a a necessity, that the
closing months Of The year will show
m~ael gain over those preceding. This
method o, increasing our revenues is in
many re qsc.s .ac best that could be de.
ylsyd. and Ne should be glad 10 see 1t
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Indian Affairs.

MUsKoGEE, l. T., October 90 Enoch
Hoay, of the Central SUPPLEMENTARY
left here this morning on visit 10 the
eastern tribes. He was accompanied by
an escort of three, connected with the In
dian service. He will make the annual
payment to the Sac and Fox tribes while
absent. Nr. Hoay states bls report for
1875 to the department will show greater
advance in civilization and wealth by
the Indians OF the Territory than for
many previous years and better crops
than ever before and nearly double the
acreage 1t is more than tentold greater
than in 1869 a general good feeling
prevails among all the tribes and
satisfaction is felt by all That
they are progressing finely, and desire to
continue the experiment towards becom-
ing :eli-sustaining without molestation.
Major knoI, of the Interior Depart
ment, is at present in the Pottatawattamla
nation allotting their land to individuals,
they having decided to take them IN
5 .veralty. THIS tribe is more largely
mixed with the white element than any
other trlbo in the territory. Many of
them have good farms, farming lmple-
ments and stock, and are building a
5000 school house out of the tribal fund.
The Cheyenne and Arrspahoe lndi-
ans have started on their annual buffalo
hunt. Nearly 5000 are on their way TO
to S!onoestacde on the Staked Plain.
Only the aged and infrm are left at home.
Game is reported remarkably plentiful.
They are accompanied by Il Lieutenant
and twenty-five cavalry, as escort, topre.
vent unscrupulou5 whites from the ad-
Joining States from selling crooked whIs.
Ky and cheating them out of their buffalo
robes. The Indians have left their reser-
vation by permission of the United
States Government, and will remain
until April, and then return to their
homes in peace if unmolested.
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THE WORK HOUSE.

The City Council, on last Friday night,
took the initatory step in what we trust
may eventually grow into we'll estab-
lished institution. For several years
past the newspapers Of the city, and sun
dry of the more progressive citizens, have
urged the establishment of Work House
where the labor Of the ubiquitous tramp"
may be utilized and substantial charity
be Joined with thrift There is no good
reason why the able-bodied vagrants who
come to Wheeling every winter ana beg
their living from door to door, should
not do something to earn the support
which they sometimes arrogantly de-
mand. Tne soup house project last win
ter, while rehec:ing initiate credit upon
the large hearted philanthropy OF the
ladies and gentlemen who were connect
ed with it, was nevertheless a mistake
1t offered premium for yagrancy
and lazine.s. The i'll conditioned
and shiftless hummer who was un
willing to work for his daily bread and
his noonday soup, came to Wheeling
where these creature comforts were
supplied by charitable hands to all who
made application. The word was passed
along the line, and never did Wheeling
see before, nor is she likely to see again,
such a concourse of the lame, the halt,
the blind, the generally disabled and the
uniformly lazy, as came focking hithcr
from every quarter of the world.
But the Temporary Work House
puts = new face on the entertainment Of
the tramps-it looks to the rendering Of u
9,Hd pro guo-and is therefore likely to
be as unpopular with the transient gen
try who wa1ed fat upon our charity last
winter, as i. will be popular with tho cit
liens whose pockets will be spared from
contribution.
An impression seemed - prevail
among the members Of Council last Tues
day night, that the only remunerative
labor in which the "tramps" can bc en-
ployed is in breaking stone for the
macadamization of the streets, but eXper
renee will demonstrate that there are very
many other avocauons in which the in
dlgent can be proftably employed. In
Pittsburgh, for instance, barrel max
ing is one Of the prominen: in.
dustries of the work house, and
machinery is provided by means of
which excellent wagons, boots and shoes,
furniture, and all of the various articles
usually produced by compulsory labor
are turned out. The work house in Al
legheny county, Pennsylvania, not only
supports itself, but yields an actua'
revenue year after year and assists in
tightening the burden Of municipal taxa
tion. SO it may bo made in Wheeling
if an enlightened Council
will but devise the system
and provide the means. The 'tempora-
~ work house" is good thing-as far
as il goes-but it does not fully meet the
exigencies Of tho case, and we hope TO see
it supplemented by some more enlarged
and permanent system. There is room
for much progress in this direction.
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California Election.

SAN FRANsIsCos October 20 Returns
Of the election for State Superintendent
Of Public Institutions, the only State
officer voted for at this election, indicate
that Carr, Republican, Is elected over
FtzgeralI, Democrat The Independent
candidate withdrew some weeks ago, and
Carr has also received the influence of the
Grangers. Recent damaging charges
bribery and corruption in previous
term OF Office, have also probably injured
Fitzgerald The chances of the result in
this city are yet uncertain, the party lines
being broken by local consideration. The
vote in the city and State is light.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, October 2O.-Co.ton-
Dull ut l33c. FIour-Firm at S. 85Ca
6 30. Wheat-Quet at 81 3j@l 4S
CONFIRM at G3665c. Oats-Dull nj
32@45c. Barley-olcady, in moderate
demand and unchanged. Rye-Firm
at S3G S5c. Pork Steady and in mod
crate demand at 81 IS Bulk Meats
Firm ut 73@l2!@l2t. Bacon-Quiet at
93Ml3tMI4c Lard-Nantcd; steam
l3!'; kettle l23Ml4c Wnisky-De
mrnd fair and market firm 81 l3
HUgs--Dull; common light s. 00G
: %; good light and packers 81 900
: 90; good heavy s. G017 ~.
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Pennsylvania State Treasury Inves-
tigat1On.

PHILADELPHIA, October 20.-The
special committee of the State LegisIs.
ture appointed 10 investigate the affairs
of the State treasury met to-day in this
city. Tn ee sessions were held, but IN"
suhpnnas sent to Treasurer Mackcy, and
ex-treasurers McGrath, Kemb,c and
Irwin to attend and testify were not re-
spondei to, and consequently no tosti-
mony WAS heard. Another meeting will
be held to morraw. Chairman Rcighard
made n s,ateme't in which ho said the
failure ot the cx.trcasurers to attend the
sessions is construed by the committee as
n confession that the charges against
them are well founded
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

LYNN, MASS, October 20.-The Uni.
versalist General Convention Of the
United States opened here this morning.
1t is composed OF delegates, lay and clcri-
cal from State conventions, large num-
Der of whom were present. No import
ant change IN educational institutions
during the year had occurred. The de-
nominational investments in educational
institutions exceed three million dollars,
and yet there is not one OF them but felt
their usefulness curtailed by lack of
means. The general state of the church
and mission work WAS progressing and
signs favorable Tor continued progress.
The Convention adjourned at noon and
in the afternoon the annual sermon WAS
delivered by Rev 5. II. McCalister, OF
Butchell College, Illinois
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EnrIncrrs' HrOilICrhOON.

New YORK. October 20. The twelfth
annual convention of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers was begun here
to day. ". W. Bplbrook, of this city, pre-
siding. An address OF welcome WAS read
bv FIRST Grand Engineer 5. I, lngra-
ham. of Cleveland. Grand Chief Peter
Arthur, ol Cleveland, then read the annu-
al address. After some other addresses,
the convention resolved to attend Cal
very Baptist curch on Sunday, and took
a recc,.
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Countcrteitcrs Arrested.

PuULApELrnIA, October 20-The
case, orJohn a. Wilson, Carlo Coyro,
Caryini Patrini and James Davidson,
charged with counteriritlng ard altering
postage stamps of foreign governments,
we're before L. :. Commissioner Smith
this morning. The parties wer, al! ar-
rested here this morning. Stamps are
counterlci,ed on the governments Of
Nicaragua Greece, Guinea, Bavaria and
HnnOYer.
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Missionary Convention.

LoUIsvILLE. KY. October 2O.-At the
session of the Convention of the Chris
tian Missionary Society of America, held
in this city to-day, - report recommend
in,: the raIslng Of fund known as the
Centennial fund, and amounting To
$4,000 was adopted The money thus
raised, will BE- used tor the advancement
and christianizrtion of the negroes in
America many Of whom the Society
seem, to think are in depraved condi-
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New York Cattle Market.

New YORK, October 2O.-Beeves-
Receipts 3 $50 head, mainly common and
medium cattle. Tho market was weak
and unsettled, with very slow trade, at
re iuction of = compared with Monday.
\ few extra native steers sold a. l2iH
l3c; inferior to prime natives generally
sold at l0!@ll!c; ar to good Texas
and Cherokee cattle SCGSin. Sheep and
Lambs-Reccipts yesterday and to-day
900 head. Market closed weak st 4lG
&C for sheep, and 5i@7tc Tor lambs.
Swine-ReceIpts Tor the two days l0,l3O
head. None offered alive; dressed close.
weak at lOi@lOlc tor city.
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Destructive Floods.

LONDON, October p, M-La:er
reports received state that extensive floods
occurred throughout lancashire Wor-
stershirc and elsewhere in England. The
Midland railway Is submerged, and in
some places to the depth OF iyc feet.
Traffic in consequence IS seriously inter.
-upted, and for many mile, absolutely
stopped. Many low lying houses IN BIr-
mIngham have been inundated, the water
in some cases being several feet above the
first floor. The water stands seven feet
deep on the track at the Wai,a!l railway
station.
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Kentucky NaSOnE.

LOUISVILLE, October 20.-At the see
sion Of the Grand Lodge Of Kentucky
Masons to day, the following officers were
elected: Grand Master, J. II. Leathcrs,
OF Louisville; Deputy Grand Master, r
II. Farleigh, of IIopklnsvlle; Senior
Warden, j. .. johnson, of henderson;
} Rec, OF LOUISA, Junior Warden; y. G.
Hodges, Of Louisville, Grand Treasurer
John W. Todd. of Louisville, Grand Sec
rc.arv; II. \. VI. Henderson. o: Mark!"rt,
Grand Chaplain; L. e. Mathews, Of Lou
isyillc, Grand Tyler.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, October 10 Flour -
Unchanged. Wheh-Strong; No. . red
western 81 42ml A.; Pennsylvania red
81 4OGl A. Corn-Actve and firm;
western mixed 72c ats-S,eady; west.
ern mixed $l4OMl AZ; white 81 42@l A.
Rye-Quict at 7jGsOc. Hay--Flrm nj
$40 OO@24 90 Pork-$23 10. Bulk
Meats - Nominal. Bacon - Active;
shoulders 10 al0tc; clear RIB l4:c; hams
l5JMlGc. L,rd-Firmcr at l4i@l loo.
Butter Quet western extras Soc, fr'ts
2ja27c. Petroleum and Cotire-U n
changed. WLisky-FIrm at 81 l6:@
u.
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wheeling stock Market,
CHEESEMAN'S Stock YARDS,
WEDS EsDAY. Oct 20.

CATrLE-Arrivuls during the week,
ej head: sold II, - OO@4 10 per cwt.
HoGs-Arrivsls during the week, 266
head; sold at 4 IN &c per ID.
SHEEP-ArrIyais during the week, 6
head sold at 39ic per 10.
LAMBs-Arrivals during the week II
head; sold DC per 10.
CALvLs-Arrivals during the week :
head; sold at S3Ce7.
Cows-Arrivsls during the week
head; sold al S3j@ 80.
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Toledo Market.

ToLrDo, October 20 Flour Demand
fair and market firm Whent-Dcmand
fair and prices advanced; No. 2 white
Wabash 5 2O!; No DO 81 rs; No. l
white Michigan 81 25! extra do 81 20;
amber IL %! Coru-In fair demand,
out at lowe- Rates: high mixed and seller
Orobcr Co; seller November 5s!c; new
s Her year 4Sc; low mixed jjc; no grad"
j7ic; damaged Soc Onts-DulI; No. 2
spot and seller October SIC; white 42c,
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MONTREAL, October 2O.-The men of
the Prince of Wales Rifles, have been or
dered to hold themselves in readiness for
Friday night, and imperative ius,ruc-
tions have been Issued that every man
be present. The otjrl: Of this sudden
csll is Rot fully known, but It Is surm.sed
that it has connection with GuiJor4s
burial.
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West Virginia Editorial ENcur
siouiSts.

PIrTsBURGH, October 20-The West
Virginia Press Association. numbering
fifty persons, arrived here this morning
from the East, and visited the Exposition
in body. They leave to morrow morn
ing for Chicago en- route for Colorado, or
q buffalo hunting expedition.
The attendance at the Exposition to-
dav was vcry large, The number Of Wis
i'ors is estimated at between twelve and
fifteen thousand.
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New UrlcnusItems,

NV ORLEANS, October 2O-The rev.
enue officers seized an illicit still IN full
operation. ON Barracks street.
The epizootic, in mild form, has np-
peared IN this city.
Efforts are being made TO induce Smith,
the obnoxious sheriff of East EuIciaua,
10 resign. He claims fees due him
amounting to -, 400 1t is believed that
arrangements will be- made to secure hm
the amour. due and an acceptable Hp-
pointment must be made upon his res 8
nation.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money and stock
Market

NEW YORK, October 2O.-MoHEr-
Market was easy 3 per cent Prime
mercantile paper G@7 per cent. Customs
receipts S327OOO The Assistant Treas
urer di,bur,ed $4,000 Clearings $33, ,OOO,-
600. Sterling weak at 476(a soOl.
GoLD-Clo.ed at 1863, after selling at
ll6s and ll6!. Rates paid for borrowing,
l-lG, 81, 3-32, 7-GI, ], l6, I and l-32
per cent per diem. A dispatch from
San Francisco says that $49S,OOO was
shipped to New York to-day.
GUyEKEM Steady.
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EleyPIand Market.

CLEvELAND, October 20-W heat
Steady; NJ. ? red nominal; No 3 DO
$ 20; rejected Soc; old nominal. Corn
Firm; high mixed, C6c; low do Gjc; ear
on track, G2e Oats-Firm; new No.
State 42c; No. > do 40c; rejected Sc.
Petrol,um-Firmer; standard white IN
car load, lO!c; Ohio test .l5U'J llsc; in
small way l+T1tc higher.
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The Courier of this city, contained a
statement this morning, to the effect that
the Chicago Tribune Tad purchased the
franchises and business of the Inter- Ocean,
and that the latter paper would shortly
be merged in the former. Mr.. Palmer,
cditor-in chief and one cf the proprietors
of the Inter. Ocean. denounce, the report
as false in every particular. The present
management have no intention OF max
ing change in the paper.
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Npw York Items.

New YORK, October 2O-Tbc Long
Island Baptist Association, which is now
in session. yesterday adopted resolutions
Gcprccntiug sectarinnism in the public
schools and listened to the annual ad-
dress by Pew. Dr.. Fulton.
The Anthracite Board Of Control has
decided that the price Of the various
kinds Of coal for next month should re-
main the same rs last month.
Bu.tcrick & Co., dealers in fashion
plates, &c, and William Ettinger, No.
81 Mercer street dealer in turs, have
suspended.
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CHICAGO, October 20.-The Trunk
lines entering Chicago from the East,
have adopted the following new passen-
ger rates, which will 60 into effect Nov
ember l,t: To New York, So; to Bos-
ton, $25; to Philadelphia, $50, to BaltI
more, $40 so; to Albany and Troy, so;
and to Harrisburg, $40 This is m ad.
vance of about two dollars on the Old
= tgs
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NeS York DRY Goods Market.

kEw YORK. October 2O.-A great suo-
tion sale of over 1900 packages Of Hr.
nel8 occurred to day aud was attended
bv an immense crowd OF buye-s. Tho
sale was great success and prices were
good Domestic goods quiet IN first
huuds, except dress good, cotton flannel,
and GInghams, which are IN steady de-
mand. Wooden goods quiet and foreign
goods moved slowly.
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Rifishurgii Market.

PITTSBURGH, October 2O.-N heat
In .air demand and prices unchanged
Corn-Dul.; ear, 7OG re; sbeIled, $50
lie. on track Peiroirum--Quiet aud
steady crude, 81 7l4@l -! at Parker :;
refined, 1850, Philadelphia delivery.
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New YORK, October 20.-Jacob Stan
derman, convicted yesterday OF shooting
Louisa Siedenwald, who had rejected an
offer OF marriage, was sentenced to day
to be hung December 10Th. The Judge
characterized the defence Of insanity and
excited by passion, Il tlimsy pretense.
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TrOtting Match.

New YORK. October 2O-Tho great
trottlng match for $1,000 side, be-
tween Prospero and Honest DuIchman,
came of to-day at Prospect Park. Pros
pero won in the first heat; time, 2:22t
Honest Dutchman was distauced.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-21
Killed while Playing Croqucf.

TrrusvILLE, Pa, October 90 Reuben
Barton, while playing croquet to-day. WAS
accidentally struck in the head with
mallet, and expired from the effects at
{ o'clock this evening,