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CASUALTIES.


rVHuEH HNU KEROSENE.
r., "H"@ A7spuf.h to The Chicago 7tibnns,
"aaffslnnh, "a. Oct. 2l.-Yestcrday after.
10y. s"a ase occurred In the pzeaa aud graining
.s@ q oAtot'a powder mill at Laurel Hun, foi.
,s.'' .@ " u explosion which badly ahattered a
t k"ao1 o. tho building. Ono man uas terribly
A.. Hssa. w. nla clothing boiug filled With powder.
~ T.. aad burning OF OF him,
nd ,aRs M.fy gu. ased 7years, was playing
ssu's!a' r.. When hos clothiuR took ayo, snd she e
as' "sfbly burned that she died this morn.
, 1875-10-22

FARTHER PORN. Oct a1.-SteamshipG Canadian
and psusaisu, from Liverpool, haro arrived.
The latter las On board tho dovsrnor-Gens1zi
aud nulte.
LospoS, Oct. 2l.-steamshipa Lady Clare.
from Montreal, and England from Nov York,
have arrived o,lE+
toriR, from Glasgow.
, 1875-10-22

Bpt~ta. Correspondence af TIA Chicago Triaurw-
ngs Mo.sEy, Ia. Oct. 20.-John Campbell, :
farmer IN Jefferson Township, In this county, \
fsw days sl.,cs reached his 100th birthday. Io
Ia halc aud hearty. lie was quite elated during
tas secens elsotiua-day, that ha vas abls to 60
to tho polls aud vots. de hss voted 1t eyerY
general election aiEoa he batsno . Totns, aud
Go always oasta Democratic Ilckot. becAuAs ha
ataftad out that way.
, 1875-10-22
FRANCE.

FNNNNEs
THE CHANNEL TUNNEL.
PAH1a, Oct. W.-Tbe work Of sinking shaft
100 meters dcop will bo begun next week near
Calais Tilia will DO tho preliminary operation
upon tho Eng}!ah CAannel tunnel.
A1lHEEAL BURNED.
PAn1a. Oct. 91.-A 1fso iu tic ateenAl 1t Brest
CAUSED 500, 100 damages.
A0u1tEnfs arEEcu.
It ia stated that tho recent speech Of H.
Roulor at Jaccn will be made tho subject of q
discussion In tue co,lncil Of aIinistcfg to-mor-
row.
Assembly All authorization will 10 aakot for to
prosecute II. Rouher for attacking Preside Mt
MacMnllon and tho Constitution.
Az soou as 1he Aaaombly uuots the Left IN.
tesd to move TINT tho date Of dissolution may be
fixed, hoping thus 70 procure yote 1oattlo te
III. DufTot.
, 1875-10-22

&Hsetai Utsp1&eA 70 1Ae EhedG$ 1S1o1Aa&,
LAas1Ha, Mich. Oct. 2l-Denjamin drarss.
OF Dig Aaplds. has been 4ppoutsd Agent OF
The Board OF Hupssvision Of Penal, PAupaz, and
Ns!oEmAtoFy institutions for Nsc&atA County,
!. MTs. WloAn9 has bs4n appointed 64osstAff cf
" Beard ot Aadttots, :-hslaS ths atsa lay itAt
, 1875-10-22

F,'a ''ve'at pt'taich to lAs Chicago Tribune
H. Atoo. Mich. Oct. 21.-A woman named
b., ,' e1essn. 20 years old, was found dead 10
Lto,,s.ualo aouSe this morning from the effects Of
I'd b;so' bs;sa ,, sns having fallen upon her face,
l kp,ls q, .Msote Asi' 10 move haTlug aut1,cated.
, 1875-10-22

|k1to, =. :, oet. :l.-ool. BusRoss Hunt e,,-
(kn 49,. ~ 4nsssoA Revenue Of Kentucky, has
hi, ea ~ II 70 tAks the plaza OF superyisos
Etu ~, wy w ohlo and Indiana District. The
osl!at III. ae ease Of Affairs ia tho Kentucky
lA ,n.M . eaaqus1tefa &s Loxias, on, seeoId.
sNe9rA0 ssesltsa hxt1 to4htsht.
, 1875-10-22

AcekFf&NcE OF hURLRi0H'H CHALLENGE.
Tho Now Orleans Timer Of tho 10Th says that
frank Maggioli has sccc!tsl Burlolgh's chai-
lc'eo to play for tho championship modal. and
has forwarded his acceptance to tho ]. IL.
nrunswlok J. Bake Company. The dato fixed
for tho match Is Dec. 0. 1t was settlod upon
bocausc Of tho ROO meeting ut Now Orloans that
Wnak.
, 1875-10-22

P,,,.nsa@ as'ateh 70 2'hs cAteaao Jrzour&.
t,o.,;.s'' H., Oct. 2l.-AB tHo lads wore
lss,, 4 sue RAILROAD track this morning vlt!, =
,oon ~ ~. We horse took fright, and Frauk Mat
~ ,h.sl spsea OF Ar. Rogers. hardware -lsalor.
+ aos ysn Is;n 9lolsady out and bruised badly. us
fsss,niaauaK .nasns.has, and It oauauk a. yet 10
'e aof serious hIa iuiuYiox NAV nrovs.
, 1875-10-22

dt'Gk', and Coy: HAYES, Of Ohio; Judge ozten,
Gov. Daglev, Of MEehiRan; e1-0ov. Wglor. Of
ronnhylvnnia samue! r. Thompson. of Ialti-
moro and the Hon. JameH Warren, OF Buffalo.
Tho affair wAa grand euccasa
, 1875-10-22

.rf teacher coEnuaAhu sHo spoPoI" - "f'4|
sndv. va bollovo very slight acquaIntancs
In har would causo tho writer On tbs l'orla-
s;,,. Courir-Journdl who says OF her, I'VE do
~, tnos whether Maria 10 tcanler 1t VAsaAr,
Nv ~ .cn,2ory-matd," to blnah for hss Ignorance.
Va. 10 know Miss Mitchell evon By fsmo, ia to
.rcuo oneself an ignoramns.
IN. corne,, a tabte bcallng nine bser-mugs.
.,.ht mi half empty. Two pipos, with Cor
s,e ssn .t tho end of cach. sllonco was only in
.A.,,n,tnA hy tIIo re'terating enormous puts Of
'n.rco ttavn and elected by tha two pialeg-
Win ,mof.ors. rouKh Pough! Fought AZ
=. .ight hours aud forty minutes tho frat Cor
S.n mid. viii, grhvo voieo: ''Uas Htter."
p4' Aealn silence. Tough[ ponRh! Fought
.,,., nne hours aud Avo minutes and sight aeo-
ns ~. lin soooud German said " Yah."-Charf-
rarl
rha renu Club in Philadelphia. founded only
t.u roptha ago, Ia likely BOON to become o
t.,mt1tb]e rival of tho Century In New York.
:. .lr.,dy hss fine club.house, and itA list Of
"..,nharahip :. includes most of tho meu In phia-
,snh,. uLo arc famous for their devotion 10
sss,.. literature, or art. Tho fret reception Of
49, .e,son waa giyon 'aHt Monday. Among tho
.sa.,. xs.o Iltciarl 4. Proctor, tho astronomer;
IT, tonloton clltor aud proprietor Of the Lon
s,r ltoden,y; 1sof, aold~tu Hmsth, aud Gen.
n.o1se D. Mcclellan
yhaa Commodore Vanderbilt bus brought up
II. ,hIo eon William 10 take llia place. prcsilont
a.rs,t-vho would hare been 0ou. Garrett had
=. ,ocan.od Secretary btanton's nomination for
ualor. .Ueneratcy-is bringing forward his nc-
.se tan, Nohort Garrett, to ba prominent off,
"a, a, Tie vesIern extension OF tho baltimore T.
, 1875-10-22
SPAIN.

THE coRTM 10 BE OoxyeKnp.
MADRID, Oct 2l>-A Royal dAoreA oouyokiug
ths 0ortas will hA issued Immediately.
af1ecH or Kxo AtFoxeq,
PAaM Oct. S.-At tbs opaulnx OF tho Madrid
Univsxs!ty Eng Alfonso On 1hnrsda3 spoks ~
folless
, 1875-10-22

n l.
Iuoo,~ -, D,'paseA % 9&s cAftaae 1$,buas,
ssl.nin.. ~, oct. 2l.-A young boy, son Of =
h ,aass es ssss city, was badly hurt lsst pIsht.
IsIsels.o9 down III outatde atair.r,,t bs Io.t ~.
pa. ~ sad fe'l striking On h,s hesd Tsra H. III ~
, 1875-10-22

THE pEnuyfAX ELECTfOSs.
L1MA, Oct. 2f.-lleturns from tho Presidential
oitcsions are generally favorable TO Scnor par1o.
Tho elections in tha city uero attended with
serious riots. Bosoral pcrsons were killed and
wounded.
, 1875-10-22

4 St. Paul wife explained the furrown along
her husbands uose By ths romask that ~ man
and wife thuy generally pulled well together In
the domestic hsrness, but that occasionally hs
got balty, and thsn It became hor duty to bring
him up to the scratch.
, 1875-10-22
SPORTING.
BASEBALL.
rHE oH1cA0oa PLAY 0oOD CHICAGO CAME Ar
BOSTON
BASEBALL,

BASEBALL.
TIE oH1cA0oa PLAY Ho0D CHICAGO GAME Ar
BOSTON.
Special Dispdteh 10 The CAtcnqn Tri6uut
Boron. Oct. 2l.-Tle Chicago Club played
championship game with tho Boston niue this
afternoon In tic presence Of gathering quito
lnrge for tho !attos part OF October. Glenn
nsado 3 two.bnHo lit to begin With, and scored
All unearnod rim OIL wild piteh.
Tho fleda thou m1do tive nnea,ned runs.
Tho Whites Undo nothing iii the second
inning. though Ave non went to
the bat. Hastings and Golden startod IN with
rattliny h!ts, nnd on Warrens easy ono to Spal-
ding. reached third md second respectively.
Hastings foolishly tried to score, and wns run
out by White md s;chafcr. Quinn closed for his
side py giving White foul, lowing Golden
and l3eifaski on third aud second. The
ltct's added another unearned ruo to their Ecore,
aud chnnge was then mndc Ia tho Chicago
field. Hastings goiag TO the centro and Qninn
behind lilo bat. Thn vaitors nado llno rally
H. ,o, the o,,,, t,n i"nt"E, ;1;s When ,n by % tle
Peters, md Golden, and INSISTED by
Daruos' failure to hold bali thrown BY Spai-
ding, they scored four runs, ons earned. The
champions ut onco tncrrnaed tho lead bY three
.,loroy, Spalding, aud White. TLo Whltes raj
lied arnin In tho eighth inniug, and tied
tho score. getting four runB OH % manv
good bita and fow crTors but tho
Rods got two rlns. ono Of thcm earuod by good
batting by Scllafcr. George Wright, and Beals
Tho champions waro considerably ou.bat!ei,
their victory bong attributable chiefly 10 supe-
zsnE base running. Tho sco1e WAS II 10 O. with
y bnso-hits for tho chicagos to u for the
D0atons.
uARrfonp. Oct. 2l.-BaAo-baIl: Tlo tentll
and last gaLau Of tllo ssriea between The st.
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86At{a{ IMs".tn FEH HtJVH4ES.
9u,nn.' 'ana+sh 1.a to Ia teteaeo Irf4uu,
h a.,o.." III. oot. N,-afss, Mary Ripeler.
I'd h. ht'e h'"t woman who had her skull, law.
lufR, d. hytsa 9ss BY bang thrown from runaway
Ae<a iasA u Oneida, dad last nlxnt.
, 1875-10-22
FURNITURE. ..-...
SPLENDID PARL0R SUITS
At Less Than Half Price.

no now hAys for sals n ereaa sacsiaos atoex q
s9rsesxy fcr hx4t el3 rsil tn4a takaa IN ra7neat o
ffoaA hs sah N naas % ICE itosa
fada7, w. I'd. sao, IN Ysa ttoIaa "a. s.,...
, 1875-10-22

WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct 22-1 T. n.-For The
lakes. Uppof Misslssinpl. lowor Missouri. aud
Ohio Valleya falling barometer, southwest
winds. WARN. partly cloudy or clear weather will
prevail,
, 1875-10-22

}Hnin9R- &
Lskosidos ~
1bta aasesoa ai:s-Frnnk!!Hs, 10: Iakosl1ea. 6.
Ftst bHss On erfsrs-fsauklinst q; L&kestdtt, u.
Lxft on basn-Erankllus. .; L4kasfdos, 8,
En,pife-Mr. Waterbury.
Tho Franklius play the Bluff City Club, Of
Elgtn, to-day, on tic gsouada Of tho latter.
, 1875-10-22
f.,co o1orHEn's 1kRRInLE MisrAXE.

na C1s'... Aaa.. oet. @.-aIra. Hacker, Of Nor.
hu -, h' ~ nais'as hss mothsr, near this place,
falsIas ~ ~! ealldren What wa supposed to b
e3h ia hna hasaa PsoEsd 10 b stryehnlns. Dolh
, 1875-10-22

FHANKLtNs S8. LAKEsInEs.
Tho Franklils mot aud defeated the Lakesides,
their strongest city opponents. at tho White
Stacking grounds yesterday afternoon. Tho
followingis
, 1875-10-22

LOCAL OBSERVATION.
, 1875-10-22

Time. IBar.l Ihrl llIu.l hind. I1lnI bthsr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-09

NEW YORK, August 7.-Cotton-Weak
at l42@l4sc; futures closed steady;
August IA ll.6c; September Is 29-32c;
October l3ic; November 1899; Decem-
Der l9bci January l3 29 -326lS 1916;
February l4t9l4 5-32c; March l44c,
Flour-Quiet; receipts 1900 bbls; super
fine western and State So 30(G5 IS;
common to good S. l066 so; good to
choice So 45(G7 %; white wheat extra
s. 0O@7 so; extra Ohio Sc lO@7 so; ST.
Louis So 45CdS CO. Wheat-Active;
receipts 100000 bushels; No. 2 Chicago
spring 81 38G1 80; No. Milwaukee
81 Al; amber western 81 60; No.
Minnesota 81 4SI Rye-Firm at S3Ic(d,
81 90. Barley and Malt-Firm. Corn
Closed heavy; western mixed steamer
SOC, SIC; do sail S4Gs5c. Oats-Fl!m;
western mixed 65@6Sc; white western
66Cd7lc. Hay-t'irm ut S75 %. Coffee
Steady at l74a20c. Sugar-Steady;
fair to good refining l-l6c; prime SIC.
Molasses and Rice--Quict and firm.
Petroleum-Quiet; refined ll!@llic;
crude 5ic Rosin-Dull at 81 65@l 20.
Turpentlne-Dull at 5lm3lIc. Eggs
Firm; western lS@2lc. Heavy
at $2l so. Beet-Quiet. Cut Meats
Dull; lniddlcs quiet long clear city l2$c
spot clear do l2gc Lard-Heavy at
l4c. Butter and Cheese Uncbanged.
Whisky-Shade frmer at 81 22!. Man
ufactured Ccpper-Stcadyi new sheath
ing $50 Ingot Lake firm at $23. Iron
Scotch Pig steady at S2S@82 90;
American firm at S20!@2l 90; Russia
Sheel sl3, gold. Nails-Quieti cut
50 2Oa 25; clnch $5Gj 30; horse shoe
No. \ S2O(a26 90.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-09
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, August 7.-Flour-DemsEd
fair and price, firm. Whest-Firm;
No. spring closed weak at 81 %!
spot; 81 20! seller August; 81 % seller
September; 81 - seller all year; No. 2
81 lS@l 20; rejected 81 81. Corn
Quiet and steady; No. 7lsc spot; 7lfc
bid for seller August 72ic bid seller
September; rejected GS@GSIc Oats
Steady and in moderate demand; No.
. 5sGG1c spot; 45ic bid, seller August.
Barley-Stesdy; No. = spring 81 100
III seller September closed at 81 "A
seller September; 81 u seller October.
Pork-Flrm at 81 35@2l 40 spot;
S22 521 seller September Lard-De-
mand fair and market firm at Sl3 ~!
spot; $l3 G0(ol3 Is seller August Sl3 10
Cg13 80 seller September. Bulk Meats
Steady and unchanged. Whisky
at 81 49,
On call board-W Whcat-Lowcr at
81 252 seller August; 81 253ml 25s
seller September. Corn-Lowcr at
lie seller August; 72c seller September.
Oatg-Firm at 45Icscller August; 4O3@
4O5c seller September. Pork-Higher ut
S2l 30 seller September Lard-Frrmcr
ut Sl3 75Ml3 50 seller September.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-09
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The OConnell centenary was cele.
brated in San Francisco, Friday night,
by meeting, under the auSpicies Of the
Knights Of st. Patrick.
The Massachusetts Republican State
Convention will be held at Worcester on
the 10Th of September.
Wm. Bergman, n Norwegian barber,
formerly of New York. committed sui
eide at Omaha. Saturday. 1t was the
consummation of biz spree. He used
shot gun, filling the barrels full OF
water; placed it to his forehead, and
blew the whole top OF his head OFT.
NJ. Hogan, shoemaker at Cheyenne,
Wyoming Territory, while standing in
his doorway Saturday evening, was
struck by lightning ard instantly killed.
The bolt struck him on the head and ran
down through his body.
The formal notice o. appeal, order t
arrest. or reduction of the bail OF Tweed
was filed Saturday.
\ committee Of the creditors OF j. Is.
Ford Il Co, have recommended the ac-
ceptance of 25 cents on the dollars, IN
twelve monthly installments, commenc-
ing December 18th, with interest.
1t is stated that the American Jockey
Club had deposited $4,000 with Duncan,
Sherman 4 Co. on the Saturday before
the failure.
The steamers Chester and Queen have
arrived at New York from Liverpool.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-09

per it was evident that the Ass0claflon
was opposed to the idea of changing the
text books now in use in the schools Of
the State and favorable to State adoption.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE on NORMAL
SCHOOLS.
Your Committee on Normal Schools
would respectfully report that they have
taken the matter under consideration,
and would recommend that all possible
encouragement be given to the schools
OF this character in our State.
We reiterate our resolutions OF 1874,
relating TO our Normal School interests,
and earnestly solicit the Legislature, at
its November session, to grant them a
full endorsement and liberal support
Recognizing them as meeting II felt
want in the educational system under
which VIC are working, we would depre-
cate anything that would impede their
healthy growth. We would recommend
that some suitable person be appointed to
prepare an essay on "The Normal School
its ends and the best methods Of OBJ
tanning those ends, to be read at the
next annual meeting.
We would also recommend the ap-
pontment of standing committee on
Normal Schools and Revision Of the
School Law, whose duty it shall b. to
memorialize the Legislature on behalf of
these subjects and to report at the next
annual meeting of the Association.
ii Stahl, OF Pomeroy, Ohio, then cx-
hiblted diagram illustrating his method
of Keeping school registers and explain
ed his plan OF keeping the same.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Al the evening session the election OF
officers for the ensuing year WAS held,
at which the following were elected:
Presideut-Hon. B. w. Byrne
Vice observation-disclosures W. j.
Menney, F. II. CragO ID. P. Guthrie
and W. Ii. Morton.
Corresponding Secretary-Mrs. Mary
McGwiggan.
Recording Secretary-T. VI. Marshall.
Treasurcr-Miss Mamie Mason.
Auditor-Prof James Nc Murran,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-09
RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

MIR. II. r. STEVENS" Dear SRI Will
most cherrfully add my testimony to TIA"
great number you have already received
IL favor of your great and good medicine"
Negetine, for | do not think enough can
be said in It's praise, for was tToubl"d oN"i
thirty wears with that dreadful disease
Catarrh, and had such bad coughing spells
that IL would seem as though could never
breath any more, and Negetinehas cured
me; and do feel Ia thank God all the
time that there Is 80 good n medicine ar
Ncgctine, and also think IL one OF thr
best medicines for coughs and weak Hnk
ing feelings at the stomach, and advise
everybody Ia take the Negetine, for | can
assure them II is one OF the best nIrdlclncr
that ever was. MRS. l.. GORE,
Corner Magazine and Walnut SIS, Cam
bridge, Massachusetts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market.

New YORK, August 7.-Archibnld,
Baxter " Co., well known shipping and
commission firm, doing business at No.
II Broadway, suspended payment this
afternoon. They state that they were
unsuccessful in negotiating their bills oil
exchange, and are only temporarily en-
barrasscd. This failure caused quite a
commotion in the exchange among the
grain merchants, with which interest
they were closely interested. Max
Heideback Of the banking firm of Held
elback * Co, is dead.
GoLD-Opened at ll3j, declined to
l13I, and closed at ll3s. On gold loans
sales were made at Ia u per cent. for bor-
rowing, and lG2 per cent. for carrying,
n well rs flat.
GovERNMENTs-Closed duL and
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-09

STATE BOSDs-(lulct ana lower.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Moderntely active
in the late afternoon dealings. Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy brought llj4;
Chicago and Northwestern consolidated
coupon gold bond., S7.i Great Western
fr,ts. 50; North Missouri, 90i Toledo
and Wabash frsts, 81; Central Pacific
land grant bouds were placed upon the
Stock Exchange on call to-day, and sold
at 96l
SroCKs-The stock market, which
opened dull and declining, closed with
better feeling at an advance in prices of
to II per cent. from the lowest point.
Western Union and Pacific Mail were
the leading features; the former rising to
s2l, and the latter to 39!; the final sales
were go and 80. Lake Shore closed at
5Ol: Northwestern. Az; Rock Island,
1863. and 1t. Paul. 81 highest price, Of
the day; .Ohos were steady at lS4@ l8l.
Transactions at the Stock Exchange ag
gregated 5000 shares, Of which 5000
we're Lake Shore, ., 700 Pacific Mail, $500
Ohros, and lO.50O Western Union.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-09
PuINr PLEASANT, W VA,
N,---l-.-r. tn lA-l

y ct - fNAf '..'F'
Ia, Association met pursuant to ad-
JoUTnmra, After the opening exercises,
Eesiilg sftrnrr"cting the minutes, sever
=. new mrmh.-, were received.
k"v. ". /. Hil. "t Point Pleasant.
Nas then lH.r s,,,d. and read nj excel
len: Pau,r ou "Thr Rotation OF tue fUml-
y 20 the >nnNu.
Nj, Mar, MyG.i.-au of Charleston, {
followed with paper ON Urinary
Schools TIN, lady has charge O. the
primary department Of the schools at
Charleston. and receives salary equal
10 that Of high school teacher. This is
as 1t should be, and when our teachers in
the primary schools receive salaries
equs. 10 those given others, We
Will have better schools.
The paper read by Miss McGwigSan
was well received and elected all inter-
cstlng discussion.
In the afternoon Prof. Crago read a
paper on "Our Public Schools-their
failure aud the cause. which led to an
other animated discussion. A paper on
"Cnltormlty Of Tex: Books in the Schools
Of West Virginia written by Prof. F.
). Williams, was presented and read by
Prot. +. II. Crago. FROM the remarks
which followed on the subject of the pa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-09
Cincinnati Market.

CINCISNATI, August 7.-Co.ton-
Dull at He. F!our-Quict; family
s. 40(d7 80. Wheat-Active at 81 80
al 10. Corn-Quiet at 75m7Ic. Oats
Quiet at 7l@75c. Ryc-Firm at CSC.
Pork-Firm at t22 90. Lard-Dull at
1890 for steam; kettle l4ic. Bulk
Meats Firm: shoulders at s5c; clear
rib held at l2lc; clear l2lc. Bacon
Active and firm at lOGl0!@l25@ l3gc,
Whisky Firm and unchanged
Hoes Firm; common - 25hf1 80,
fair Ia medium - 5Um7 -.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-09
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, August 7.-Flour-Demand
fair and market firm. Whest-ACtive;
No. ! white Wabash Il 60; No. ! white
Michigan 81 81; new 81 55i amber do
81 55j; seller August 81 55!. Corn
Quie. and firm; high mixed 7Sc cash,
seller August; low mixed 77!c; dam
aged &c. Oats-Quiet and firm. No. =,
seller August. SO.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-09
STATE EDUCATIONAL ASsOCIA'
TIOS.
First Days Proceedings.
PolNT. PLEASANT, W. VA, I
August 3, 1878. !


Editors OF the hesiH'e''
The Educational Association ol west
Virginia, pursuant 10 resolution PaSs'u
AZ Clarksburg last August, met at thIH
place to-day.
The ASSOCIATION convened III the Court
House and was called 10 oraer al Two
o'clock by the PRESIDENT, H.s'T up ~
teadeut byrne. hr'' w. l.: M, ouI' 'u
the opening prayer fc't. /. VI. Mar
shall wa, elected Secretary pr" ''"''
The address oi Nelcoii'' was '"c'' ''e'
.ivereI by DR.. \. K. Barhe-, otthis place.
HIS words II welcome and cheer We're
we, received and warmly applauded.
In his address be spoke OF thr relation
between the professors OF medicine ana
teaching aud %! the S,'-' "hP'r'""t' ..
physical training III '"' e""'"'''" VI ''''
youth " the ANA; -.
Captain J. VI. "'''d ,''n- %''T"'; I"'
CharHan '".'H upon '"'' '" ,I,'.'t II .n''.
ton, TO reply 10 |",I "uu'vsS "'i y''.''' VI
the Association. Ii' Iys'S'',t Ms I..',,' .''"-
t.ty 70 'u.l - prs . 'n' I;rdS,. ",air! '"'~ r
o' '"' -. ,,.,,;,I ,b,.,. bj
80, "., -..,,.;..i 80. ,S,. n'.Es.inn He Stated
.%,. ,,,,,,,a- Of rns.or. induced the Az.
.1"Ss,inr gf II. last session. I, appoint il.
nre.rn, meeting at this place. chief
amoDr which was is historic celebrity
SnJ the we'll known hospitality Of is ci;-
ems
Prof Cr,.o being called upon, read Il
.boice elocutionarv selection.
The Secretary called the roll, and re-
crived the NAMES of number Of new
member, who were regularly elected
The following committees were raised
bv the Association:
On H.r.,..u f Ga>ft'i,n-State
Sup.riut.uIrnt B. W Byrue, W. j.
Kinney T. VI. Marshall
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-09
All Diseases Of the Blood.

II Negetine will relieve pain, cleanse,
purify and cure such diseases, restoring
the patient TO perfect health after trying
different physicians, many remedies, sun.
ering for yeSrs, Is II not conclusive proof; IL
Won are a sufferer you can be cured? Why
Is thsS medicine performing such great
cures? II works in the blood In the circu-
lating huid. II can truly be called III"
Great BiOOi Purifier. The great source OF
disease originates in the blood; and no
medicine that does not act directly upon
IL, 10 purify and recovates, has any just
claim upon public attention.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-09
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHTA, August 7.-FIour-
Firm and less active; extras So 25@5 80;
Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota extra
family 81 25CT7 25i high grades s. %
as 80. Whcat-Activc; red at 81 5OCn
50; amber new and old 81 4@@ 80;
white 81 60 Ryc-Stcudy at II 90.
Corn-Quiet; mixed and yellow at STA
SSc. Oats-Firm; white at I7taSlci
mixed 77@7sc. Previ.ions-Stcady.
Pork-Quict at S2l 2j@2l 80. Lard
1HMl4fc. Wmk,y-Sl -. Petroleum
Nominal; refined l03@llc; crude sta
SIc. Butter-Firm; New York and
Bradford county extra @0@@l!c; frsts
23C1 26c; western extras 24n 2Gc; tirstS
17m 2lc; rolls, extra 2iG DC; iirsts lSCI
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-09
Dagger 10 Railroads by the Wabash
EioaIs,

TsRRE HAuTE, IND, August The
hrraL, and damage IN the Nandalla line,
hs, oeen repaired, and all the trains will
run regularly, without transfer, begin
ninr tomorrow night. The Ohio and
Mississippi has lost ITS Wabash river
trestle. opposite Nincennes. The back
water from the Wabash river is over the
Evansville railroad track south OF Oak
town breaking communication, The
Wabash has fallen two feet, and now has
% feet above low water mark. The
Evansville Terre Haute and ohicsSo
railroad will run trains between here ana
Danville, regularly, on Monday, and VIII
go through without transfer on Tuesday
The weather is now favorable, and farm
ers are hopeful of saving half OF their
crops.