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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-22

CuLUMHUs, October 2l.-The Masonic
Grand Lodge of Ohio to-day elected the
following officers c. NJ. Woodward
Cleveland, Grand Master; VIM. Gun,
ninghaul, Newark, Deputy Grand Mas
ter; l.. II. Williams, Ru>sellvllc, Senior
Warden: j. c. Stewart Springfield
Junior Warden; F. j. Phillips, George
town, Treasurer; }. ID. Caldwell, Cincin'
natl, Secretary.
The newly elected officer. OF the Ma
sonic Grand Lodge Of Ohio, to-day APP
pointed the following officers: Grand
Chaplain, Rev. IL G.. Byrrs, Columbus:
Orator, :. Sullivan, Dayton; Marshall,
4. NJ. Rcss, Cincinnati; Senior Deacon,
James Bindley, Cincnnati; Junior Dea-
cor, John d. Norton, Toledo; Tyler,
jacob Randall, OF Wayncsvillc.
1t was decided to hold special meet
ing of the Grand Lodge at Marietta,
jane n, 1876, to celebrate the centen-
nial anniversary Of American Union
Lodge No. |. This lodge was organized
AT West Point under charter from Mas
sachusetts Issued to the army officers tour
month. before the declaration OF lnd"-
pcndcnce and atterward .reorgWnHrd ut
narmar. near Marietta, Ohio, by Major
Hunt and General Putnam, who had
been members OF West Point Lodge.
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Meeting in pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH, October 2l.-The speeches
of Hon. VIM. A. Wallace, Hon. james
Ii. Hopkins and Hon. Victor +. Plollet,
at Lafayette Hall, tonight were listened
to by very large and enthusiastic meet
ing. The opening address was made by
Mr.. Hopkins, after which Victor +. Piol'
let, Democratic nominee for State
Treasurer, spoke for scme time on the
financial policy of the State sDd ms
proposed line of conduct should he
be elected 10 that office. Senator Wal
lace was then introduced and devoted
himself exclusively to discussion
and explanation Of the financial ques-
tions of the day, claiming that r"Nump-
ton of specie payments without prepa;s-
ton would only have the effect ol causing
Wholesale and widespread bankruptcy
and ruin, and cited ~ an instance of the
effect Ola forced resumption the condl-
ton of the Industrial, agricultural and
commercial classes OF Great Britain dur
ing the ten years following the close OF
the French war in 1915. Mr. Wallace
took the stand that the way to reach re-
sumption and the liquidation of the
public pebt WAS to build up the pros
trated industries of the country
by providing the people with currency
sufficient to meet the demacd Of business
by the reestablishmeRt of canfidence in
commercial circle., and the postponement
of resumption until the condition OF the
country will warrant it.
An open mir meeting Was also held at
the st. Charles Hotel, from the balcony
of which addresses were made by PioiIet
and George \. Allen, Of Erie.
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PHILADELPHIA, October 2l.-TheIcom
mite appointed by the Pennsylvania
House Of Representatives u Investigate
the treasury have agreed upon report,
stating that their investigation has de-
veloped tho following facts:
First That from 1864 to 1874 there np-
pears to bo yearly overchargc on the
interest account OF the public debt, the
different trcasurers taking credit for pay
ing more interest than the State debt
bore. The grand aggregate thus unlaw-
fully taken from the State treasury IN
eleven wears, would amount to the sum
of 81, ,123, ,&Ol.
Second-That from 1870 20 1874 there
appears TO have been an excessive premi-
um charged in the purchase Of gold 10
pay the interest on gold bearing bonds,
amounting to Sl2l ,426. Many other
most fraudulent transactions came under
the notice of the committee, but these
here mentioned we're the most important.
In referring to the action OF ex-treasur-
crs in refusing to appear before the COM
mittee, the report says: "CertainIy 1t Ia
fair to asSEme that all the charges made
are true, AZ the treasurers do no. appear
when lawfully subpenacd and explain or
deny them,'
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Ngw YORK, October 2l.-A dispatch
from san Francisco says: All the judges
in office. both Democrats and Republ-
cans, are reelected in the city. by large
naioritics, excepting SharP"nstin" who
was defeated by DAnscrheld. Reports
from the interior show Carr ahead "t
Fitzgerald, tor superintendent of public
schools.
The election in thi. city yesterday was
void of party significance, but victory
for the friends OF good government. The
rough, made their fight on Chuck, the
Democratic candidate for Police Judge,
and were defeated by over 1000 major
ity. The vote on the other Judicial can
didates showed a total disregard forparty
ties, the Probate and Municipal judges
elected being Republicans, and the
County and three District Judge De 10.
crats, 10y majoritcs varying from 800 10
5000. Carr, the Republican candidate
for Superintendent OF Instruction, carries
the city and State By large majority.
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Western ExcursiOnis.s,

PHILADELPHIA, October 2lCTo.day
the excursion party which arrived here
from the West last evening, were driven
TO the Centennial grounds in Fairmont
Park. The main dwellings on the route
we're gally decorated. On arriving at the
main exhibition building speeches OF
welcome were made BY j. b. Mitchell,
Of the Reception Committee, and John
Cochran, of the Centen nial Board Of Fl.
nance. The visitors were then escorted
through the other buildings, and after
ward. driven TO the Banquet Hall, where
Thomas :. Harrison, Chairman OF
the Committee on Reception,
presided. On his right sat Senator Thur
Iuan, on his left, Governor Hendricks, OF
Indiana. Speeches were made by Sea
tor Thurman; Governor Hondricksi Gov
HAYES: Judge. Cotton, of Chicago; Hon
+. Stranard, Missouri; Governor Bailey,
Michigan; Ex-Governor BIgher, Of Penn
sYlvania; Samuel B. Thompson, of Bos-
ton and Hon. james Warren, Of Buffalo.
The affair was grand success
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, October q. - Flour-Nom-
inally unchanged. Wheat-Dull and
lower; No . Chicago spring 81 09i@
81 10 spot; 81 09. seller October; ! 07y
seller November; l or seller December;
81 07!GSl OF; seller year; No. 3 g6l;
rejected S3c. Corn-Active and firm;
No. = mixed 53&@53sc spot; 50ya 50ic
seller November; 46!@46k seller year;
rejected 52G j2!c. Oats-Steady and in
moderate demand; No. . 33i@ 33!c spot;
81 5c seller November; 81 !c seller year;
rejected 26ic. Barey-Fuir in demand,
but at lower rates; 96lc spot; ssc seller
November. Rye-Dull and nominal.
Pork-Unsetted and lower; S2l 50G
u 10 spot; $50 S0@,2O So seller October;
Sl9 10 seller year. Lard-Stesdy and
in moderate demand; Sl3 %; spot /:
SD ljrtl2 20 seller year. Bulk Meats
Dull At s!mS3@l2iG@l2A@l3c. Whisky
Steady and in moderate demand at 81 l3.
On call board-Wheat-Essier at
81 9!@l % October; 81 07s November.
Confirm at 5@ic October; 50.m j03c
November. Oats-!c lower Pork
Higher at so 9O@2l OOOctobcr Lard
Higher at Sl3 20; cash Sl3 45 October
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Denih of M E.litOr.

BosroS, October 2l.-Frederick Hud-
son, for many years managing editor OF
the New York Herald, died al 5 A. NJ,
at Concord, from Injuries received on
the railroad track at p. NJ, yesterday
It seems that Mr.. Hudson was approach
ing the Monument street crossing Of tho
Mddleessex railroad, seated in covered
buggy with Judge keyes, when the
tlagman varied them OF the
approach Of train, and they
stopped till tho engine passed.
Being in conversation, and not thinking
the cars We're coming after aud that the
flying switch was always made at this
crossing, they started TO cross, when the
cars struck the hind wheel and throwing
Judge Keyes into the street rolled Mr.
Hudson along the track about twenty
feet and down IN embankment. Judge
Keycs was not seriously injured, but Mr.
Hudson's injuries proved fatal. He was
tifty-six years Old, and leaves Il widow aud
Mn ONLY son
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FOREIGN.
English Negotiations with China.

LONDON. October 2l.-The English
Foreign Office has received telegram
from Minister Wade, dated Shanghai,
October 18th, in which II is said that the
guarantees obtained from the Chinese by
the British in the recent negotiations IN
c,uIe the dispatch of n mission to Eng
land. bearing au apology for the unnan
outrage, and r sa conduct to Burmah
for the Commissioners OF Inquiry. Ihls
telegram also confirms the reports prevl-
ou,ly published that shipments OF amunl-
tiou have recently been made from Lon
Gln for China. and that Minister Wade
had informed tn" foreign legations tina:
he had Insisted up"- the better obser-
varc" OF the treaties regarding trade and
,aNnLi ~.
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Crooked whisky Gases.

ST. Louis, October 2l.-Late this al
ternoon tho following persons, under in.
dlctmenI tor detrauIiag the Internal
revenue in connection with "crooked'
whisky, appeared IN the United States
District Court, and their counsel with
drew the p,ca' OF not guilty as to certain
count, in the indictments against them
and substituted pleas of guilty: j. L..
Berneckcr, b. II. EngeIke, Louis Tuc'.
cher, K. W. UIrich, Alfred Bcvis, +. B..
Frazer G.. B. Bingham, j. ". Bing
ham, +. c. Federrr j.. q. Quinler
b. A Quinlen and W. II. Wadsworth.
This action caused good deal Of COM
mcnt, and is regarded by many asa vic.
tory for the prosecution. others, how
ever, hint at compromise by tn" gov
ernmont, or at lea,. an intimation that if
such course was pursued by the delen-
dants, the penalty would be light. y
good deal Of speculation was induiged in
tonight, but nothing a' to the motives of
the indicted parties is known.
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OMAHA, October 2l.-O. ) Hubbard,
of this city, has mysteriously disappear
ed. He lett here month ago for Stun-
ders county, to collect some money due
HIM, since when he has not been heard
Of His friends IN Saunders county have
not seen him.
The epizootic is affecting ali the horses
in this vicinity mildly.
\ large amount OF stock from the west
is passing through here, bound to Chica-
60, daily.
On the night of the 10Th, the barns,
cribs, hay and agricultural implements
on the farm of Peter Labourd at Forest
City, Missouri, We're destroyed by fire,
caught from II sorghum furnace.
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New YORK Nlariket.

NEW YORK. October 2l.-Co.ton-
STEADY at li!CEl4tc; future, closed
steady; October liiCrl4 9.&2; November
l%5Drl3 3l-@2c; December l3 $3.50; Jan
uarv l3Ic; February 1890 L. - 81;
March l. $.1GmI3 27-32c; april Il IA.
81; May lisc. F!our-Less nrtiy" and
lower; receipts lS.OOD barrels; suprr,inr
western and state = lO"j 30; common
10 good - jOGj %; good TO choic" - -
Gr d 80; white wheat extra - GO,, -;
= Loui, - nOG,Y 90. Rye I.rur-
Steady at $3.50 > 30. Corn M"al-DU.'
q, - &5l,3 30. Wheut-DUL ana
heavy; receipts 100000 bushels; No. J
spring II &5nl 81; rejected II o5@l OK;
so. 2 Chicago sprinc, new and old, II -
ml -; No.. 81 lonl IL; No. . MI
waukec, new and old, n %lml 81; Ne.
% II ljG,l gG; amber II 2im -. Eyc
Steady; State So. Bariry-lirqyy
Ma.--Ntcady; two row,d State ) l..
Opened tirmcr and closed quiet,
receipts 5000 bushels; western mi>r.!,
steam. G9l,69:c; do,mi ,oHr7lc. Oats
A shade irucr for prime; receipts ih,-
coo bushels; western IsiNcd and STATE
SO, 4sc; white 4Glo4Sc. Hay-Unchaug-
cd. Hops-Firm; y"arIings s@ l2c Cu!-
lce-FIrm at l-lU2lc. ougar-Firm
and unchanged Moia-ses-Flrm and
unchanged. Parliamentary; crude
&C; refined l&.c. Ru>in-Firm a, = s..
Turpentine-Frm at 42c. Esgs-Steady
at 2G4M2SIc. Purk-Heayy ana lower
at S2i 50. Bcef-Unchaugcd. Cut Meats
Quiet; mlddlcs quiet; long clear city
l3.|lic Lsrd-DuI.; prime steam H..
Butter - Heayy; western l1t125".
Cnec>e-FIrm At Gl~ BE. Wni-sy-
Steady at 81 ~.
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New York Cattle Market.

New YORK. October 2l.-Benvo,-
L crip,s ! 70 head, making 1870 head
for three DAYS, agan,, = 2i0 for tn" same
time ,r>. Gr-a. Tne depression noted
Yesterday wa- more pronounced to-day,
further reduction in prices clIa. 20
latc. The Offering, could not be closed
aut. Poor to good native steers S1 FL,
with very good .ots sold a. an average oi
He: common to choice Texas and Cher
okce cattle, "a SIC. Compared with
Monday, to-day's selling prices wee J.
lower on tar TO prime steers, and fuzzy
lc OF on common TO medium natives and
AL grades 0; Texas and Cherokee cattle
Sheep and LamOs-Reccipto APO head
making 1900 head for three days
acaias: lO.U20 for the same tine las.
week. Trade dull at +!@5tc for sheep
and Ga G7!c tor lambs. owine-ReceiPt'
1880 head, making 1880 head for three
davs against llO80 tor the same time
last week. A few state hogs sold at Sc;
dressed closed weak a. 100 lO:c.
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wayIaid and Murdered.

MEMPHIS, October 2l.-L. Ballard,
formerly of Texas, residing near Marion,
Arkansas, while riding with a lady yes
terdav afternoon, near that place, was
waylaid and shot by man named An
drcws, who fired one barrel Of shot gun
at Ballard, the charge taking effect i'll
his neck and face, and knocking him oil
his horse. After falling, Ballard asked
Andrew. to raise him up, which he did, in
\ sitting posture, and then placing
the gun near his head discharged
the other barrel, literally blowing Bal
lard's head off. Andrews then went 10
Marion and surrendered himself to the
authorities. Andrews had been EN-.
ployed by Ballard and tew days heior"
Ballard had knocked him down twice.
Ballard Is represented as having been a
very violent man, and hsd, on sunday
last. wuylaid and she; hi. wifes nephew,
Andrew Fraser.
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kentucky MnsOnS.

LOUISVILLE, October 2l.-The Masonic
Grand Lodge OF Kentucky, adopted re
port to day IN which a handsome tribute
was paid to the memory Of the late John
e.. breckenridge. The following re.olu-
tious were included in the report aud
adopted by a rising vote.
Rc,oirrI, That as n Grand Lodg" ""
tender our iraternal ,ympathy to til"
family of our eminent deceased brother.
Rcsoirsd. That a monumental pag'
ftly inscribed, be dedicated to ms mem.
DRY in the journal, written and printed
OF this Grand Lodge.
ReSolred, That an engraved copy OF
this report and accompanying resolution.
be tonGercd to tHc widow of our deceased
brother.
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WASHlNGroS, d. c., October 2l -
Postmaster General Jewc. had a long
conference to-day with Colonel Thomas
\. Scott, who came here at his reque,.
10 arrange Tor giving the Department a.
possible tac lite, N the rauroads con
trol,cd by the Iaite- in the South and
Southwest, with II view 10 tn greatest
dspac ch in the disiribLlion and coun"c-
tion of mails in those sections Cu.ont.
Scott scquiesccd in General Jewell ,us-
gcstion, and promised to extend al the
facilities that may be desired.
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Horrible Murder.

DENVER, Col, October 2l.-A most
a.,rocious murder was Unrarthcd here
to day. 4 small tenement house in the
eastern portion Of the city, winch had re-
Gently been vacated by some station nu-
siclans, WAS visited by policemen to detect
the cause Of stencil that appeared
to issue from 1t. He discovered in the
cellar of the building the dead and putrid
bodies OF on old man and three boys all
Italians. The bodies bear gnastly marks
of the knife, the throats having been cut.
The murdercrs are believed to be Italians.
Intense Indignation prevails, and detcc-
tives arc on. in all directors searching
for the murderers.
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GovERYMENrs-Barclv steady.


STATE SEcCRrTTE--ln Stat" bonds
the only transactions were in Tennr~se"S
at 80 for old and So for the new series
RAILROAD BoNDs-QuIct; tho sales
amounted to 100000, Of which $1,000
were Union Puciic sinking fund At 3d.,
$4,000; do first mortgage al 1929, and
5000 land grants at %.
SrOCKs-Thc Stock market was active.
excited and buoyant, with an alyanee
during the day Of !@&s per cent. Lake
Shore WAS the great feature aud under
large purchases for the rise and "Hovts
10 cover short contracts, rose from 56s -
6O5, with subsequent reaction to -, and
final close to j9l. Some rumorN tnyora-
bio to the road were ahost. Michigan
Central advanced from 81 10 jJ4 and
closed at JsI bid and offered al 5S; Pa
cifc Mail WAS active and higher, rising
from IS to 80 and closed at 30. W .>t.
crn Union advanced from 1ji To- I6s re-
acted To- 7j4 and closed at 7jS; Ohios fell
from log to ID, rose to IL under heavy
purchases and covering ot shorts, react
ing to lG and closing al l6E; Erie opened
at AN advance of about per cent, but
r, c,.5 fail f-,r, 'lGl =, II
"'e'" ""'H 'S" :,
recovering 10 10 ana tlth Closing
ot l5E. Northwestern declined from 3Gi
- r,,,.,,.,r..,lt, >, 2cI o,,d ,..i at Az
=" @ "'i' - -nf
HE preferred s"ld nj oo ana 49, anu 'Of :
II. Paul common sold at 33t, 1Gt and
o,'- nd ,,r..t,,rr,.d at 81 ard 10 !. Han.
t-.,..I :.
hlba anu oL' joe u''i'hcu "u"' I'I !"
1G3 md rose 10 Ia; | mon Pacific was
a-s,.cs Ihc oorrircs ,r tho
- ~ a. - - -, -
Company are IarSc' OoIh III H'iIh' ""H
passengers. Ihe earnings o! othcr
,rn.t.rn roads are also lnOliInr nv. NJ is
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nc,tb of Generni Meredith.

ClxcrSSAT1, October 2O.-A Rich-
mond, Ind, dispatch says: Gen. ;. Mere
dlth, one of the most prominent In
diana Generals during the war, died at
his residence, near Cambridge City, ahou:
A. NJ. to day, from cancer of the stom-
ach, originating from his being crushed
beneath his horse at the battle oi Gsincs-
Vile. Since the war the deceased has
been one of the most successful fancy
stock breeders in the west.
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VI. EiOmhrrS Nneecll.

P,EI,. October 2l-It is stated that
the recent speech Of NJ. Rouher at
Aiacclo, Viii be made the subject OF dis
c,issicn in the Coaucil of Ministers IS
soon AS the Assembly meets. The Left
intend to move that the date ofthe disso-
luton NAV be fixed, hoping thus 10 pro-
cure vote hostile to NJ. Buffet.
Itis rumored that at the coming scs-
sion of the Assembly an authorization
will be asked Tor, to prosecute NJ. Rouhcr
for attacking President Mac hahon and
the cnns,i.n.lnn
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Fort ScoTT, KANSAS, October 2l.-
Information from Okmulg"c, is to the
effect that both house, Of the Greek
National Council, now in session. have,
BIZ an ananimous vote, refused to author
izc the establishment OF Col. Boudino;'S
paper within their limits, md have d.
rcCtcd the removal of the entire concern
within ten days the Council also re-
puimled the So called BauIlno;', Caito
resolution.
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rur rHA or coon FEELING.

Al tue co,orel orders and societies OF
Richmond, Virginia, have accepted invi-
;a.toa, :, participate in the ceremonies
u. ins..vra.ins the statute Of STONE
wA,lJ,.a,,S. For several years pTevi-
Gust. tie War General JACKSON was the
superintendent Of colored Sunday
..ao5. a: Lexington, Virginia, and took
an active interest in the welfare Of that
ra... Tia. participation Of the colored
people .....a.r, which are 20 be paid
.,;..-..t. .iir-', u"mory j. - crcdita-
t,-.. .at.ou o. hi, friendship Tor them,
and g., illustration O: the good feeling
prevailing between the two races in Nir-
glDIH.
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Cincinnati Markell.

CISCINNATT, October 2l.-Co.ton-
Dali at l3;,. Four-Firm at 81 25G
i -. Whcat-Activo at 81 25tEl 30
Corn-Stcady Mt G3af5c. Oats-Dull
at &2G ijc. Barley-Doll at ~ 81.
Steady at S2l 5O@3l -. Lard
Quiet and tirmi steam l3,,ci kettle l5IG
lie. Bulk Meats Steady; shoulders SIC;
clear rib l2t@l2!c; clear l&r. Bacon
Dull and unchanged. Wni,ky-$l Is.
lIccs--Dull, stock"r5 So OOln6 80;
common light Sc 7jG7 -; good light
and packing 81 2jGci s.; good heavy
- SNnn- ~
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GENERAL NOTES.

Ii yuLOIS iu buS - 4iOHNH Ns.'N '
got only s2i8 each fol- their .ix months
services.
GERALD MASSEY is reported to be SUIT
fering from mental alteration, and to
have been placed in q private asylum.
CHARLES READE has written three
hundred stories, and no. word Of truth
in one Of EN-.
THERE is really no excuse for Mrs,
Stanton advocating the Rag Baby. She
can DO better.-BoStor Post.
GUIBoRD's remains are to be buried IN
obedience TO the order of the Privy
Council, after which the ground VIII DC
cursed. Then both sides will bo happy
JUDGE SUTHERLAND, of New YORK.
decides that when saloon keepers allow
people to play for money in their saloons
they are practically keeping samohhg
house.
Hoss,'s reason for breaking his Amesi'
can engagement is said to be, that he has
made great hit in Paris, and he feels
that he can better afford - forfeit SlO,-
900 than cross the ocean.
The Prohibitionist candidate Tor the
Goyeruorship Of Minnesota raises an
enormous quantity Of barley, and people
want to AuOw what ne intends TO do
with il.
The person who composed most OF
those songs about mother in which
"iather" was SO shsmefully libeled, IS
dead ut last His name was Keller. lie
has gone to meet the old man.
The Democrats and Liberal, talk of
running b. =. Shillaber Esq, for Sena-
tor from the First Suffolk Mass Dis
.ric.. 1t is hoped that Mrs. Partington
and Ike won't object.
ACCORDING to the New York HsrGlf S
Washington correspondent, Senator
Cameron is at "outs' with the President
on the score of Chandler appointment
to the Sccretaryship OF tho Interior.
ANNIE LOUISE CARY being in Russia,
the st. Louis Republican man is moved
to speculate on the awful thing 1t would
be if some COSsack Prince should make
her a Princess. The :. l.. L. man says
that we could even afford TO give Alaska
back for her.
LITTLE SrovER, grand daughter o!
ANDY johnson, and the one VINO was
with him when he was stricken down
with paralysis that ended his life, was
married last week To Thomas MalOney, a
promising young lawyer OF GreeneVliIe,
Tennessee.
CHARLES REvEs, u wholesale butcher
and well known sporting man OF Ne"
York, committed suicide on Friday night
because woman Of Josephine Mans
fields type, with whom he was infatuated,
went back on him. lie had squ"nder-
ed from $50, 900 to 100000 on her
The Fifth avenue theatre pIayboards
nouncos that Miss Anna Dickinson "hss
at length yielded to an ambition which
has been nurtured by years OF study, and
will make her debut on the dramatic
stage this winter under Mr.. Days man
agement.' She would made capital
Gretchen in the first two acts OF KIP
Van Winklc.'
\ FRENCH machinist has discovered
that by keeping his turning tools con-
stantly wetted with petroleum, ne was
able to cut metals and alloys with them,
although when the tools were used with
out the oil, their edges were soon duIled.
The hardest steel can be turned easily II
the tools be thus wet with a mixture OF
two part. Of petroleum with one part OF
turpentinr. This discovery will prove
Of invaluable service to practical me-
chanics.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-22

LOUISVILLE, October 2l.-A folly
Springs special 20 the Courier-JornaI re-
ports that ten thousand persons partici
pated IN the Conservative meeting held
there on Wednesday night. A number
Of prominent Mlssissippisns and one
colored orator Of Conservative views, ad-
dressed the meeting, amid enthusiastic
applause. Two thousand illuminated car
toons and double rs many torchlighis
were in the procession.