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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-08
Wheeling Retail MnrkcI.

SECOND WARD Wednesday Morning.
"A good market was noticeable. While
there was plenty Of vegetables to supply
the demand, there was not as great a
supply as last week. Quite decline in
the price of peas, beans, potatoes and
other green stuff, was observed Pro-
duce remains about the same.
PRoDUCE-Eggs, at 1SG920 cts. per doz.;
butter lj@25c per lb; chickens toldl 30
cts each; spring chickens jOGeGO cts per
pair; ducks, 80 cts per pair,
YEGETABLEs-Lettuco 2 heads for .
cts; asparagus, cts per bunch; string
beans 20m25 cts per peck onions
Sc per bunch radishcs, &c per bunch; ;
rhubnrb, &c per bunch; green peas, %
40 cts prr peck; cucumbers, &c each
new potatoes, 30G 4Oc per peck; bcets 5
cts per bunch; caulihowers, 10 cts each;
cabbage, SOLO cts per head; kale, ID cts
per peck; SquasheS, 10 cts each; turnips,
Cts per buhch.
FRUIr-oranges and lemons 2j@5Oc
per dozen;pine apples, 2OC93Oc each; CO.
coanuts, lOccach; bananas, 4 for 25c;
goosebcrrcs, S cts per quart; currants,
s cts per quart; raspberries Is cts per
box; cherries 90 cts per quart.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, July 7.-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Firm and in
steady request; red 81 2s@l 33; amber
81 34Gl 50; white 81 359l 40. Corn
Moderate demand and prices strong; yell
low Sic; western mixed S2Ca Sic. Oal.-
Firm; white G6GG7c; mixed 62!@53c.
Provisions-Stcady. Mess Pork-s2O 90
al 80. Beef Hams-l5(G2le; smoked
do 13@li!c; picked do lll@l2tc.
Smoked sides -l2i@sl@c; salted do J. ia
l2c. Lard-l33al4lc. Whisky-Sl u
for western iron. Petroleum-Steady;
refined ll!@l2c; crude &c. Clover Seed
-l2i@l2c. Timothy-S2 1898 O0.
Butter-Uhchanged. Cheese--Fine
qualities steady; western fine lOOllici
do prime 9@9ic. Eggs-Steady; west
yrn fresh lga zoe.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-08
The Dry Goods Trade.

From the United States Economist, July )
1t is unfrequent in the history Of the
dry goods trade that a season opening
with SO much promise and dash, has pre-
sented so many variations of depress-
ing influence us that ended last We'd
nesday and it is many years since we
have witnessed the period of activity on
the part of the jobbing distributors dis
playing signals of warning TO the small
trade to hold off for lower prices, and
the same observed with such
punctuality. 1t has been some years
since we have seen the markets
for prints exhibiting such a panic in
prices as has ruled since the beginning vi
April, while brown and bleached cottons
never displayed that torpidity that has
ruled since the above date. In all
branches of industry the excessive pro.
duction which the third month of the
wear exposed was the occasion of the di-
recting powers to close their works with
the first symptom of dissatisfaction on the
part of the operatives, while the incress-
ed demands of many classes OF labor
were the occasion for others to close their
factories.
The body of laborerS thus shut out
from receiving their daily wages have
been forced TO cconomiZc, and their
wardrobe expenses are the first that are
cut down in amount thereby lcssening
the consumptive capacity, while those VIII"
were still employed, not knowing how
soon they might be thrown upon their
own resources, adopted the same forced
measures of economy rs were compelled
by the unemployed, thereby lcssening the
demand for the most staple goods and
fastening an accumulation in manutac-
lures, the shrinkage on which has long
since discovered to stockholders the i'm
possibility OF dividends being paid out of
earnings for the season just closed.
The fourth season in succession with
small if any, profitable results has ended,
and the chief inquiry on the lips of all is,
What are the prospects for autumn
II is useless TO speculate at this early
stage of the season, as all hopes may be-
paralized when within ensy distance of
fulfllment; but while several Of the mort
important features that have disturbed
business tor the past eighteen months are
now quieted the prospects Of the South
being consumer of much larger proper
tions than for some time, IS an element
that. with the assistance Of many others,
contributes largely to the belief in fair
and healthy trade, but nothing more.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, July 7.-Cotton-Steady
at l5g@154ci futures closed quiet; sales
l3,OO0 balosj July l54G, - 9-32c: August
10 9.32@15 5-lGc; September - l-32c;
October II 3l-S2c; November II 9-l6@,
l4l9.32c; December IA 9-l6@14 1890;
january If 2l-32@14 ll.l6c; February
IA 29-$2Gl4 l5-lGc. Flour-Rcceipts
1000 barrels; dull; superfnc western and
state 81 50d4 10; common to good IS %
as Is; good TO choice S. 20@5 IS; white
wheat extra 50 GOCgG 80; extra Ohio 50 90
al 90; st. Louis IS 25@S G5. Rye Flour
Quiet. Corn Meal-Steady Mt g Is
G4 20. Wheat--Receipts 2l9,OoO bush
els; dull and lower; No.2 Chicago 81 ID
al IL; No = Minnesota 81 20; No. =
Milwaukee 81 17@l 20; amber 81 35G
So. Rye-Quiet at 9Oc(g$l0S Barley
Nominal. Malt-Quiet and firm
Corn-Rcccipts $4,000 bushels; lower
and in moderate demand; mixed west
ern steamer 7SG8lc; do sail SlmS24c.
Oats-Heavy and lower; mixed western
66@6sc; white 67@72c. Hay-Stcudy
ut S65 OOG7O CO. Coffee -Firmer at II!
(a,2OJc. Sugar-Quiet and steady fair
to good refining I lSl6ci prime 5 6-l6.
Molasses-Very dull. Rico-Steady.
Pctroleum-Steadyi refined ll3@l15ci
crude 5gc. Rosin-Dul at 81 74Gl 80.
Turpcntine-Dull at 32Gl32!c Pork
Steady at $50 S5G2O 90. Bcet-Un-
changed Cut Meats Quiet; dry salted
shoulders SSc; middlcs dull; long clear
western lie; short clear Il3c. Lard
Heavy; prime steam l3gc. Butter
Steady; western l@M24c. Eggs Firm;
western 2lI@22c. Cheese-Firm at
l2fc Whisky-SteOdy. Wool-Stcadyi
domestic fleece 50@63c; pulled 40G53c.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, July 7-Flour-Quiet
and steady. Wheat-Western weak and
of; No. l western amber 81 81; No. do
81 80; do mixed 81 so; NO. western red
81 81. Corn-Quiet but steady; western
mixed Sl4c. Oats-Steady; western white
GO@6lc; western mixed $4,000. Rye
Nominal. Hay-Unchangcd, Provis-
ions-Quiet with fair order trade. Bulk
Meats-Shouder &c; clear rib sides ia
l2lc loose. Bacon-Stcady; shoulders
1Oc; clear rib l3lc; hams l4!@l5c. Lard
Quiet and steady; crude lac; refined
l4imlHc. Butter-Firm and active:
western extras 20@22c; do tirs:s lS(G2Oc.
Pctroleum-Nominally unchanged. COT.
fee-Strong and higher; ordinary to
prime Rio cargoes 1890 1910; jobbing at
liza M20!c. Whisky-Firmer.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, July 7.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Firm; No. spring
81 04t spot; s. 043 seller August; 81 OF!
seller September; No. 81 05@l o6; No.
8 9s3@9sIc; rejected S9c. Corn-De.
mand fair and market firm; No. mixed
69t@69i spot or seller July; IL tc seller
August; 72i@724c seller September re.
iected 66c. Oats-Demand active and
prices advsrced; No. = 65:c cash; SAC
bid seller july; 4Osc bld seller August; re-
jectcd 50@jC!c. Rye-Demand active
and prices vanced No. 95c. Barley
Dull and unsettled; No. . 81 l5@l ~
spot; 81 90 seller September. Pork
Dull, unsettled and lower at Sl9 409l9 40
spot or seller August; 10 55G9l9 GO seller
September. Lrrd-Dull and unsettled
at $l3 05@lS IL spot; Sl3 Is seller Au-
gust; $l3 %0@l3 80 seller September.
Bulk Meats-Steady and in moderate de-
mand. Whisky-Demand good at full
prices at 81 u.
On call board wheat was unchanged.
Corn-Easler at 69tc seller July; 7ls@
lie seller August. Oats-Easer at 53ic
seller July; 39s la 40c seller August.
Pork-Firmer at Sl9 4O@l9jO. Lard
Unchanged
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NEIGIIBORIIOOD NEWS.
BELi.AIRE.

ELDER BURT viii preach in the NJ. +.
Church, in this city, on tomorrow FRI
davI evening, and on Sunday next the
SACRAMENT Of the Lords supper will be
commemora.ed in that church.
But one arrest was made within the
wall, of the city Yesterday. and that WAS
for being drunk and disorderly.
THE putting down of the new floor of
the B. i. Railroad depot is almost fin
i,h.d, and when entirely completed will
be- great improvement.
a SELECT party have chartered the
steamer Market Boy, and will 30 to u
grove about three miles below this city
to-day for the purpose of holding aSocial
picnic. A good time is anticipated.
The directors Of the Belaire Street
Railway Company were having the route
Of the road surveyed and staked off YES
trrday. This looks like business.
TnE great New York and New Or
i..n. Geological and Equestrian Exposi-
l.r d, all the talk about here now.
Tur following Is a condensed report of
The proceedings of the town Council, at
an adjourned meeting held last night,
July :, 1873.
Vice President Criswcll occupied the
chair. and f.. b. Winans presided as
usual q, the minute book The roll was
called and all the member, answered to
their names, except Messrs. Morgan and
RuIrwjg.
On motion of Mr.. Danford, all ordi-
nance entitled. AN ordinance to pay
sIndry chlm-, was put upon It's third
reading and finally passed on motion of
mution ot Mr. Dunford.
On motion Of Mr. Dunlap, an ordi-
nance entitled, IAN ordinance to tax
the grand duplicate for city purposes,
was put upon it, second reading.
On motion Of Mr.. Henry the petition
of Armstead McFcrson, asking CoIucil
TO release him from performing garbage
duty. was received and the prayer OF the
petitioner granted.
The report of the City Clerk with re-
lauon to the work of the Street Supervi-
sors was read, and very lengthy dis
cussion cnsued upon the propriety OF sus-
pending work in the wards so far as hir-
ing labor j. concerned, and on motion of
Mr.. Dunlap the report was received and
referred 10 the committee on Streets and
Alleys.
On motion Council adjourned to meet
tonight.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market.

NEW YORK, July 7.-MoNEY-E Easy
at 2@21 per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per 34@5 per cent Sterling steady at
4S63@487 for sixty days and 4s94@49O
for sight. Customs receipts S877,0OO
GoLD-Opened at III, advanced to
ll7k and closed weak at ll64. Carrying
rates l@24 per cent. The Assistant
Treasurer disbursed S53S,000 Cleariags
S26OO0,OOO. The afternoon decline in
gold was based on the following dispatch
from Washington: ''Secretary Bristow
claims the right under the Specie Re-
sumption act to increase the bonded debt
to any amount necessary to carry out the
requirements of that act He says he has
already sold ) per cent bonds in the pur-
chase of silver bullion and for coin. The
amount thus disposed of will probably
reach between ten and eleven millions.
The Treasury now holds between ten and
eleven millions in silver bullion and silver
coin. One million of silver bullion was
purchased on Saturday.
GOyERNMENTs-FIrm
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS

The Democratic Executive Committee
Of Ohio have decided 10 open the cam
paign at Gallipohs ON .luly Dist, with
speeches by Governor Allen and Senator
Thurman.
Shang Hamilton. who escaped from
Sing Sing short time since by seizIng II
locomotive w,s arrested in New York
yesterday.
The Republicans Of Wisconsin met in
Convention Yesterday. and nominated for
Governor Harrison LudInrton, of Mil
wsukce; Lieutenant Governor, II. L.
Eaton, of Rlchland; Secretary of State,
II. b. Warner. of Pierce, and fall
ticket \ platform WAS adopted express
my unsltrrable adherence to the SoYcr-
eighty OF the Federal Government, and
The equality Of ull men; taking Grant ut
his implied word about Il third term;
vy,aring for revenue tariff; II return 10
,rr1" payments by gradual advaG ces,
anu 'mtoiyIug the usual old time worn
re'omuon,
,,,','. W. '".,g owen county, Ky, prisoners
ih'h''gn"t 70 TUESDAYS di,pnt, hes. were
..fI- NtNl'Itru 10 Nv % anu
- '"', ~, ..udHrmrut in the peniten-
.'S'S. inv ".. To-. taken to Frankfort
tomorrow.
me M'hn'.",' li, nruo.rat, Yesterday
held their Stat" uuu..r.,.,,, C',.,.'.,,.,'';,
and adopteda a platform drcj,r;r,, ',I ,"e
party in power Shuuld be-. ,.,.,,.,I '"l' 81, 81.
corruption; that the liih l5,Ena8 ,c,h rtt
amendments to the Constitution ,," ,nns, ,Gtn Lo
accepted as final; that the N,t;orai '..,' "
ornment Is the creation of the S,.,at9. =.
favor of the freedom of the press ,nd
return to specie payments; in favor ofs
t"rlt Tor revenue only; equal and exact
justice TO all; uniform excise and mn
sumptuary laws; better remedies for
orlclaI responsibility; no private Use of
pubic funds and strict economy in pub.
he atialrs Also affirming the RESPONSE
oihty OF the party in power. and the
night OF the State TO supervise corpora.
tons within the State. The fol
lowing nominations We're made.
For Governor, ID. l. Rnen.
Lieutenant Governor, E. w. Dursnt.
Secretary of State, Adolphus B,rman.
State Auditor, NJ. Doran; State Tres.Hr'
er. Albert Schetfer; Chief Justice Of Sn-
Preme Court, L. Emmett; Railroad Com
missioner, j. W. Sercerbox; Attornav
uenersI, K. Jones. The conyentio1
appeared to be entirely harmonious.
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GRANT COUN Nff.
Corn, wheat, Sc.

WlLLIAMsPoRT, w. VA, July 3.
Editors of the Register.
have been reading letters from almost a. mos
every county in the State except Sraht,
and / ask little space in your columns
for Il few local items.
Wo have been favored in this vicinity
this spring and summer, so far, with fine
rains We have the finest prospect for
corn that we have had for several years.
The wheat crop, l presume, will be an
average one Grass will be light, the
farmers having to pasture their meadows
of late on account the scarcity of rough
food. Oats look very well generally, and
We hope there will be full cror. We
have few potatoe bugs, but they are
doing no damage of consequence. Corn
and wheat are very scarce, wheat selling
at 81 so and corn at Sl.00, and we can
hardly buy ii ut that.
Fruit is "a total failure in this vicinity.
The health of this neighbOrhood is
good generally. Louis.
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GOyERNMENTs-FIrm.
RAILROAD BoNDS-Quiet.

STATE BONDs-QuIet, except lcnnes-
sees, which were better.
SToCKs-Were buOyant and higher
throughout the day, and the highest quo
tations in some cases were made in final
dealings. Western Union was the lead
ing feature, rising from so to 81, and
closing at Sli@Sli. Pacific Mail was
also conspicuous, and advanced from
40J to AZ, closing Mt Az. The rise 1T
this stock was based partially on report
that the company was about closing ne
gotiations for the sale ofsome OF it, wooden
side wheel steamers, for 81 100000 gold.
an amount which would place the COM
pany in very easy financial condition.
Lake Shore advanced from jyi to Coz
with last sales at COZ. The increased
strength in Lake Shore was partly the
result of an advance in passenger fares
from East to West. The other western
shares were strong Northwestern rising
to 39{ for common, and sol for preferred;
st. Paul to 343 for common, and 81 for
preferred, and Rock Island to lOL Union
Pacific was Irm and advanced to 753,
closing at 75l@75i Ohos advanced to
23s, and Hannibal and st. Joseph COM
mon to a. Erie was quiet at l5CGl5i Dur
ing the afternoon there was considerable
activity in Mariposa stock. The general
market closed strong, with 4 tendency
to higher prices. The transactions on the
Stock Exchange were 1900 shares,
of which $4,000 were Pacific Mail, $4,000
Western Union, 5000 Northwestern and
$1,000 Lake Shore,
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Cincinnati Mark eI.

CINcISSATI, July 1.-Co.ton--tlulet
at l43r. Flour-Dull and unchanged.
Wheat-Firm at 81 20@l %. Corn
Steady at Goa 66c. Oats-Actiye at 81
@5Sc. Rye-Dull and nominal. Oils
nchangcd. Eggs, Butter and Cheese
Demand fair and market firm. Pork
Demand fair and market firm at so %
a20 %. Lard-Quict; summer l24ci
l4Ml4ic. Bulk Firm; shoulders
SIC; clear rib sides l15c; clear l2!G 12ic.
Bacon-Steady and in moderate demand
ut 9IM9IMl2I@l3ic. Whisky-Stcady
and in moderate demand at 81 -.
Hoes Firm; common 50 soar co.
good light to extra butchers - lj@ 25.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, July 7.-Cattle-Re-
ccipt, for today 90 head, and tor the
two days past l,622 head. Seven cars Of
to-duy's arrivals were through stock.
The run is very light, and market active
at about Ic advance. Everything sold
and buyers awaiting fresh arrivals. Best
50 7j(o,7 %; medium to good 81 O0GG 30;
common to fair s. jOC1 6 90; bulls 50 0OG
1 %. Hogs-Receipts for to-day !,ol5
head, and for the two day7 past 2,2jj
head; heavy s. 20@7 80; light 81 3Ola
40. Sheep-Receipts for to-day 800
head, and for the two days past GOO
head; selling at So jO@j %.
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Toledo fIarket.

TOLEDO, July 7.-Flour-Steady and
in moderate demand. Wheat A(G2c
lower and weak; No. 2 white Wabash
81 2Sg; amber Michigan cash and seller
July 81 23I; seller August 81 2j! seller
September 81 26!; No red 81 %! am
e,r Illinois 81 %. Corn-Dull and lower;
nigh mixed 73c; seller July 73tc; seller
August 75c; seller September 76!c; low
mixed 72c Oats-Dull and nominsIi
No. ! Coo; No. = and Michigan 59c.
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Cbnrred with Rioting.

CoLuMpus, July The parties for
whom writs were issued yesterday,
charged with rioting in attempting to
DESTROY saloon, at Westervills, appear
ed in the Justice Court to-day, accom-
panied by over two hundred friends The
defendants were anxious to proceed to
trial, but as the prosecutor declared he
was not ready, the defendants waived an
examination and were bound over to the
court in the sum of five hundred dollars.
The people of Westerville are fierce in
the denunciations of Corbin, and declare
he placed the powder in his store which
partly demolished his building Monday
night.
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wheeling Live stock Market.
CHRlsTMAN STocK YAKDs,

July :, 1915. !
The arrivals of stock this week were
somewhat lighter than last week, but the
prices rule about the same. except cattle,
which show slight falling of in figures:
CATTLE-The arrivals amounted to 7S
head and sold from @Gi Sc per ID.
HoGs-Arrlyals u head; sold at 6GaG3c
per ID.
SHEEP-Arriyal % head; sold at 3G 4c
per H.
LANBs-Arrivals 80 head; sold at so
SIC per ID.
CALyEs-Arrlyals 2S head; sold ut
81 SOFAS 90 per head.
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Movements OF the Carilsts.

Madrid, July 7.-General Dorregary
with fourteen battallions comprising al
most the whole Carlist force in Valencia
and Aragon has crossed the Huza rail
way and rctreated in the direction Of
Barbarto. 1t is believed he is going to
Urgel, but as he lacks cavalry to operate
in that district, which is full of noun
tains and full of liberals, it will be i'm
possible for him to remain there. The
Carlists trayerscd 80 kilometers in one
4
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Arrested for Horse Stealing.

ST. LOUIS, July General Waddy
Thompson, for whose arrest requisiton
was made on Governor Hardin BY the
Governor of Tennessee, a few days ago,
passed through mere to-day, en- route for
Memphis, in charge of Sheriff Anderson,
of Shelby county, Tennessee. Thompson
is charged with horse stealing, perjury
and larceny, but denies the charge.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-08

PLYMOUTH Church has gone crazy.
Yesterday it was resolved to raise Mr.
BExcHERs salary to 100000. Since
scandals are valued so highly by that
church, we may expect to near Of several
NOR, uf the same sort.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, July Wheat, Corn
and Oats-Steudy and unchanged. Pc
troleum-Quiet; standard white car lots
9sc; Ohio state test lO!ci small lots lG2c
Alrher
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, July :. Wheat-Un-
changed. Corn-Firm; ear 75@Tc;
shelled 76G7Sc. Petroleum-Quiet; crude
81 % at Parkers; refined ll4Mll5c for
Philadelphia delivery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-08

The trial of Parker, ex-treasurer of
South Carolina, for frauds against the
State amounting to nearly half million
of dollars began yesterday in Columbia,
beforr Judge Carpenter and jury com,
posed of five white and seven colored
men.
The arbitration between the Chicago
Union and the publishers of the daily
papers employing members of the Union;
terminated Tuesday evening in mutual
concessions.
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TIE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

OFFICE OF CHEF SIGNAL OFFICE, :
WAsHINGToN, July s, | AN. }
PROBABILITIES.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
slight changes IN barometer, south or east
winds, slightly cooler, partly cloudy, and
rain areas.
For Tennessee the Ohio Valley and
Lower Lake region, higher barometer,
variable winds, generally clear and cool
weather.
For the Upper Lakercgion and Upper
and Lower Missouri Valleys, falling
barometer, east or south winds, warmer,
clear or partly cloudy weather.
For the Middle and Eastern States,
rising barometer, north or east winds,
partly cloudy weather, and possibly rain
areas on the coast.
The Mississippi river will continue to
slowly rise between st. Louis and Nicks-
burg.
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From our reports this morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-day
will be clear, with variable winds, and
lower temperature.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-08

Turox sued for 100000; but BEECH
Err got it. The latter is ready Tor another
trial.
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VOL. l3.
affecting Reeister.

GoLD closed in New York yesterday
81 IlG7.
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Cold BiOOded Murder.

CINCINNATI, Suly "A Commercial
special from Walton, KY, says: As the
hack for Williamstown, Ky, was stand
ing in front of the Boone House, ready
to start, Alex Miner, formerly of Will
Jamestown, stepped to the window to
speak to some one inside, when the
driver, Preston Webster, drew a pis, oil
and without word shot him dead. 1t is
supposed an old grudge led to the murder.
No steps have been taken to arrest Web
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-08

Ferdinand c. Willett, Secretary of the
American Legation at the City of
Mexico, died on the 18th inst at Cor
doba.
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FOREIGN.
Gambetta Threatened Carlos
Father.

PARIS, July 7.-Granier DeCassagnac
has published letter in which he
threatens to kick Gambetta.
The father of Don Carlos has been re-
leased on the promise to quit the French
territory.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-08
More Mexican Robberies.

GALVESTON, July IA Brownsville
special says that the Collector Of Customs
received information that nineteen Mex
leans crossed 400 cattle into Mexico,
nine miles below Rio Grande. Captain
McNeeley with State troops did not
reach the vicinity IN time to capture
them. Cortina, Judge Montinez and
other prisoners, have been sent to Bag
dad to be placed on gunboat for Ner"
Tr,y
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-08
II. r.. bridges Carried Away,

CrNCINNATI, July The recent
heavy rains have SO swollen the streams
in southern Ohio, that nine bridges have
been carried away on the Portsmouth
branch of the Marietta and Cincinnati
railroad, and the track is reported badly
injured,