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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-11
RsyER N.ws.

The marks at the landing last evening
indi-sted feet 5 inches in tue ch.pn,,
and stationary.
The Courier departed 10, Psrkessbu,y
at 1880 o'clock A. N. yesterday.
The Salt Valley passed down yes,er.
day.
The Emma Graham passed up yes,es.
DAY, en- route Tor Pittsburgh
The Andes left for Cincinnau yes,sr.
day. .E
The Carrie Brooks, IRON Pittsburgh
arrived lsss night.
The Marke, Boy leaves for Matamor.,
at 1880 A. NJ. to-day.
The Nail City passed up, Sunday mid.
digit. from 81. LOUIS, wlIh tSp barge.
OF iron ore, tor Wheeling. - iacinsn,.
Commercial
&A Pitts ourgh telegram ~ the C,pam.,.
ciel saws: Mate John J. McCsbe. OF IN.
Jrohn l. Rhoads, died, on Saturday even.
ing, at his residence, few miles up IA.
Allegheny Valley railroad. He cor.
tracted the mslsrisl fever on the lss, trim
I'D Of the Rhoads. The deceased leave,
a wife and five children. Csptsi. j. NJ
yandegrift, OF the John l.. Rhcsds. ami
Clerk W. W. Acklcy, 81 the Arling,cr
both OF whom were down with the SAM
disease, are able to be ont again.
(By Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, October l0.-RNer
feet and filling. weather-Cloudy and
mild.
EVANSVILLE, October lO.-Wea,htr
clear and mild; mercury from 80 10 81
degrees. River falling, 81 feet On IL,
guage. Up-Jss w. Gof, Red Cloud
Florence Lee. Down -Shurker. Airing.
ton, Fawu. Business very light
LOUISVILLE. October l0.-W Gather
cool and clear. Up-Jsmes Parker sni
Golden Rule, CINCINNATI; james Gilmore
Pittsburgh Water feet 5 inches in tae
! canal.
CINCINNATI, October lO.-River 10
feet = inches and falling. Arrived.
ID. Parker Memphis; Golden Rule New
Orleans. Weather clear and pleasant.
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Continued from First Page.


to suppress the facts The Associated
Press agent, who is superintendent and
manager Of the Western Union Tele-
graph office in this city, had last night
sent a press dispatch giving the
figures and estimates OF CHAIR
man Butler, of the Democratic commit,
tee. The Republicans swore by all good
and bad that they would get even to-
night. Mr.. Armstrong, the press agent
superintendent and mayor, &c, is a Re
publican partisan of the most bitter char
scter. but finding that specials and much
other business was going to the rival line
to prevent his attempts to break their
force through the Associeted Press dis
patches, he last evening, much against
bis will, permitted the Democrats to have
a little of the might OF privileges so law
ishly granted the Republicans.
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A ard

70 Oirr DEMONSTRATING, as we do.
grateful beyond our power ~ express our
selves 10 words that would convey the
least idea Of our extreme thankfulness 10
the citizens Of Wheeling for their kind
and most forbesring patience in waiting
with heroic kindness on US without find
ing fault. We thank most heartily all
the who were 20 kind on several coca.
sIons and promise that in future, as well
az IN toe past, We shall leave nothing IN.
done, that Is in our power. 10 make our
eating house the very best 10 the city Of
Wheeling. An idea may be had Of our
difficulty when We stste that We fed over
LOO persons yesterday. We are all
ready again this morning.
MCClUsK d LARAMIE,
1910 Market street
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STREETS ND ALLEYS.

The Street missioner reported bills
aggregating $2gS1 IL for work done on
the streets and alleys during the month
OF September. The committee reported
miscellaneous monthly bills aggregating
s., 40 70. The bills were ordered paid -,
and the following resolutions; reported
by the Commltte, were adopted.
Resoiced, That the petition OF Ed. Lar
kin and others for the widening OF the
pavement on the east side OF Market
street, between 10Th aud | lth streets, be
rejected.
ResOiued, That the residents on the east
side of Main street be permitted TO con-
struct crock sewer ut their own ex-
pense in Alley A, between 18th and 22d
streets, provided the sam" be not used to
dram privies or water closets; and pro-
vided further that the work be done un-
der the supervision OF the Street Com
missioner.
Resotced, That James T. McCortney
be permitted to construct a crock sewer
al his own expense IN Alley b, between
23d and oath streets, provided the same
be constructed under the conditions and
restrictions rs stated in the foregoing res
olution.
Res2iced, That the Street Commissioner
be directed TO construct an ls-inch plank
fume from ne margin OF the washout on
West street TO Third street, dista n ce
OF about 10 feet, and do the filling neces-
sary 10 protect the same.
The bill of Hamilton X Veterinarian.
for 943 lineal feet of brick work on the
Thirty-ninth street sewer, amounting to
So 0OiG4, was ordered paid.
The appointment of Orville Carroll. as
Deputy Sergeant by City Sergeant
Davis. 10 I'LL vacancy, was confirmed,
and Mr. Carroll was sworn in b. the
President.
An ordinance for assessing and levy
ing a special water rent for the city of
Wheeling for the year 1876, was read
three times and passed. The ordinance,
with but tritlng' exceptions, is the same
IA last year
The action Of the First Branch upon
Hamilton * McGranshan's bill for brick
work on the Thirty ninth street sewer,
was concurred IN.
a resolution appointing a committee
to Inquire and report to Council what
amendments 10 the charter of the city. if
any, are necessary, received from the
First Branch, was cOncurred in.
The President appointed Messrs
Ersklne, H0ge and Wilkinson upon the
committee from this Branch
A resolution from the First Branch,
instructing the Committee on Streets and
ALLEYS. in connection with the City Sole =
tor. TO notify the W 2. IL i. Railway
Company 10 have the track on Seven
teenth street filled out with plsnks' be-
tween the rails, was cOncurred in.
llA reso!utIonsfrom the First Branch
ordering the Street Commissioner % no.
tity property owners on Twelfth street
10 have the street cleared of debris. was
cOncUrred in.
A number Of petitions OF an unimpor-
tsnt nature were read snt referred 70
sPproprI ate committees.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK, October l0.-MoNEY-
Closed easy at 2@3 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 4@6 per cent. Gus
toms receipts $4,000. The Assistant
Treasurer discussed $4,000. Clearings,
S3l, 100000. Sterling steady at 4S33@
485.
GoLD-Opened at 1885, and closed at
100. Borrowing rates l02 per cent;
loans were also made flat at l(G2 per
cent for carrying.
GoyERNHESTs-Ste
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POLICE CoURT-J,tdge C1anmler.-
George Terre, moke, was the first
victim before Judge Cranmer, yesterday
morning. George WAS arraigned on the
charge of drunkenness, and fined IS and
costs, and for his inability to pay the
same, was committed.
Henry Carol, Tor disorderly conduct,
got SO and costs Committed.
John Cooper was charged with drunk
enness, but not having sobered up suiii-
GENTLY TO appear in Court, the case was
continued until this morning.
Henry Cunning and Ike Hammond
were each mucted in the sum OF - and
costs, for fighting.
Rules against John Broust and VIM.
Schockey, for attendance rs wit
nesses, were dismissed
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ELECTION SPARKS.

Vale Goh
The negroes fought nobly.
Challenging votes was the order Of
the day.
Yesterday was slashing day for the
Democracy.
Webster township is the most popu-
lous in the city.
Perfect serenity at the polls was no
ticeable in sll the wards.
The colored electioneers al the polls
of Madison and Clay districts seemed TO
understand their business.
We will bet hat that you could put
wheel in barrow all the citizens of Ohio
county who did not vote yesterday.
Anxious candidates will be out in
their night. clothes this morning looking
for the morning papers.
Nearly every gentleman of color in
Madison district had handful! of tickets
IN his fist and he was happy.
The boys had an opportunity to
bowl" up after twelve O'Clock last night
as q number of saloons opened their
doors.
The colored voter has deveyeloped q
wonderful skill in swearing before cleo
ton judges. 1t will require registra-
ton law shortly to keep them from ex-
ceiling the shrewdest repeaters.
A singular thing is the number OF
colored capitstions in Madison and Clay
districts and the number of colored votes
that was polled yesterday. They are
about rs two to one.
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PATENTs-The list of patents issued
from the United States Patent Office to
the residents of West Virginia for the
two weeks ending September -. as re-
ported by Howard Brothers. solicitors Of
patents as follows:
Ivor K. Titus and Henry Z. Bessinger,
Huntington, car bumpers.
John K. Treat, st. Adams, apparatus
for handling and transferring hides
during tanning process.
John IL. Hobbs, Wheeling, pressed
glass pendents for chandeliers. &c.
John Starr, Jr, Huntington, show
case.
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Heavy Republican Loss at Newark,
Nj.

NEWARK, n. j., October TO- The
Charter election in this city. to day, for
Aldermen, Freeholders and School Com
missioners resulted in a Republican NM
jority of 800, the Republicans carrying
eleven out of the fifteen wards, gain OF
FIVE wards, compared with 1874. The
Board of Aldermen will stand twenty
four Republican to six Democratic: The
Democrats aim that as Newark gave
1913 majority for Republican Mayor
last year, and only 1000 for the ticket at
this election, that, therefore. there is
heavy Republican loss.
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CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
SECOND BRANCH.

Council met in regular monthly SEES
sion last night, DR.. Logan in the Chair
OF this Branch.
Present-Beltz, Goering, Horkheime-
Long, Myles, McGaw, Pollock, Reitz,
Garden, Wilkinson, Werner, Water
house, Mr.. President.
A resolution from the First Branch
authorizing Thomas Whims and others
to put in sewer in alley A, was con-
Cured in.
The committee on Wsty Works re-
commended payment of bills OF SUI
perintendent Cummings, aggregating
S634.0S; miscellaneous monthly bills to
the amount of $l,675,44, and bills for
ditching amounting to Sl73. The bills
were ordered paid.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-1rregular.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet.

RAILROAD BoNDs-lrregular.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet.
STocKs-Strong and advancing until
the last half hour when n down.
ward reaction began and con-
tnued until the close, prices
closing below the highest. The principal
dealings were in Lake Shore, Western
Union, Delaware, Lackawana Il Western,
New Jersey Central, Pacific Mail and
Michigan Central. Deliveries continue
irregular, and 1900 Delaware, Lack
uwana u Western were bought in under
the rule. The transactions aggregated
l74,OOO shares, of which 5000 were Pa
cifc Mail, $4,000 Western Union, 1000
Northwestern, 10000 st. Paul, $4,000
Lake Shore, $500 Michigan Central
$4,000 Delaware, Lackawanna i West
ern, and 1000 New Jersey Central.
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INFORMANT NOTICE.. j. Fox d
Co. would advise every body to buy no
Umbrellas until Friday, October 9Th,
as on that day they will receive from
their Philadelphia house 1000 Scotch
Ginghsn, 10 rib Umbrellas. worth $500
which they will offer st $50 at their
closing out sale, No. So, 18th street
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sEsoLU TONS.

lnstructing the Street Commissioner
TO Immediately repair the fumes and fill
the washOut on both sides of the Main
street stone bridge. 30 as to prevent in-
jury to the foundations of said bridge
Adopted.
lnstructing the City Clerk TO advertise
THAI city taxes and water rents will be
due on the 10Th inst, and that after the
lst Of November interes! will be added
at the rate OF 10 per cent per annum.
Adopted
Directing the Street Commissioner 70
st once remove the loose stone and dirt
ON McColloch street, between 10Th and
l7th streets. Adopted.
Adjourn ed
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Lee, the, Mormon Cnt.fhroas. SEN
teueeu 10 be shot.


SALT LAKE CITY, October l0.--At
Beaver. Utah, to-day, Judge Foreman
passed sentence on John D Lee for par
ticipation in the Mountain Meadow mas
sacre. nineteen years ago. In doing so
he called attention to the atrocity of the
crime, the inability heretofore of the su-
thorities 10 procure evidence, that the
conspiracy to murder was widespread,
that Lee was finally offered up as sac
rifice to popular indignation, but that
others equally guilty might hereafter ex-
pect punishment. The prisoners having
the right under the laws of the territory
to choose death by hanging, shooting or
beheading, and having chosen to be shot
was sentenced to be shot TO death on
January 26, 1877.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-11

TnE Intelligencer, the other day, men
toned the fact that Toby Vance was IN
the Democratic procession. Too thin,
Mr.. ntetiiqencer, Toby has a red cape and
nose, and voted the straight Republican
ticket.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-11

Two chaps squared of yesterday after
noon, at the corner OF Market street and
Register alley, because of some political
differences. One gave the other a welt
that sent him to grass and before the
attack was renewed. Officer St. Myers
hove in sight at the corner of Chapllne
street and the alley. His appearance
put the belligerents TO flight IN different
directions. When the officer arrived.
only the crowd remained to tell him the
birds had flown.
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The RACEs.-We hope our citizens
will not forget the effort that Is being
made by some of our public SPIRITED
friends to help the Savannah sufferers
BY serie; of races at the Island Driving
Park to-day. There will be running,
pacing and trotting by all of our best
local horses, The purpose OF the
sport is very laudablc one,
and should be heartily en-
dorsed by ali our people. Mr.. Fred.
Huseman is managing the affair, and we
know that anything Fred. promises will
be carried out to the letter. The fun
commences at one o'clock, and we again
appeal to all to be on had and thereby
give the Savannah sufferers rOusing
benefit.
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NEW YORK, October l0.-Cotton-
Firm at l05@ll Lice; futures frmeri
October IL l-l6@l0 5 32c; November ! !
3 32c; December IL 5l6c; January IL
7-lG611 Is &c; February II l32c.
Flour-Slightly in buyers favor; re-
ceipts $4,000 barrels; superior Western
at 81 75(G5 90; common to good SO goa
5 80; good TO choice SIS 35@5 As; white
wheat extra So soar so; extra Ohio IS
20My7 SO; st. Louis SIS 50@S SO. Rye
Flour and Corn Meal-Active at 50 rs
(a3 %. Wheat-Winter heavy; receipts
l5l 600 bushels; spring Inferior 81 OLA
| %; No. =, nil No 3 old 81 10; No 3
new. 81 Is; amber Kansas new. 81 %.
Rye-Stcady; western 70@72c; state
S5tG 9Oc Barley and MaIt-Stesdy.
Corn-ln moderate demand; receipts
$4,000 bushels; Western mixed ungr&ded
5GBm57; mixed steam 56465Sc. Oats
Receipts $1,000 bushels, western mixed
and state 29@4 sc. Hay and hops
Firm. Cotfee-Steady; red cargOes 100
l9ic. Sugar-Dull; refining 9s@9sc;
prime 9lc. Molasses and Rice-Steady.
Petroleum-Dull and heavy; crude l34c;
refined 26c; IN cases 30ci naphtha lac.
Rosin-Steady. Turpentine-Hesvy at
33!M34c. Eggs-Firm; Western 2l@
23c Pork-Du!l and nominal. Beef
Unchanged. M!ddles-Steady; long
clear 94(d93c Lsrd-Dull; prime steam
$40 6OGGlO IS Butter-Firm; western
l663Oc. Cheese-Unchanged. Whisky
Quiet at 81 II.
CHICAGO, October l0.-Flour-Quiet
and steady. Wheat-Strong and higher;
No. Chicago spring 81 07@l 0S; No.
2 do 81 07@l GA cash; 81 07S seller
November; 81 09@l 90! seller Decem-
Der; No. 3 92@92!c; rejected 7S!@S5c.
Corn-Stesdy; No. > 43s cash; Age sell
Ter November; rejected 4llc. Oats-Dull;
33G33Ic cash; CSC seller November.
Rye-S;eady aud unchanged. Barley
Dull at Sic cash; SAFE seller November.
Pork-Qmet and steady; SIC 374 cash;
$40 5O@l6 20 seller October; Sl4 75@
Is 90 seller year. Lard-Dull and nomi-
nal Bulk Meats Steady; shoulders &c;
Others quiet. Whisky-Dull at 81 10.
Call Board-Whes Closed lower at
81 O63 seller October: 81 OIL seller No
vember. Corn-sc lower. Oats-Un
changed. Pork-Firmer at $40 IS seller
October; SIC l5I. Lsrd-Unchsnged.
PHILADELPHIA, October l0.-Petro-
leum-Firmer; refined held at 26c; crude
l9c. Glover seed-l04@Ilc. Flour
Less demand; extra 81 O0@4 374; Min
nesota family Sc 75@700. Wheat
Firmer; Pennsylvania red 81 2S@l %;
amber 81 20. Rye-At zoe. Corn
Steady; yellow 57@5Sc; mixed 56@57c.
Oats-New 3O@4lc; old 46@4Sc. Barley
Canada at 81 OF. Whrsky-Western
held at 81 l5. Butter-Quiet; New
York and Bradford county extra S2@34;
firsts SO@3lc; western extra 26@S0c;
arsts 23@3lc Cheese Firm at S9ll!c
Eggs-Unchsnged.
NV YORK, October l0.-Dry Goods
the trade movement is sluggish in all
branches. Cottons moving slowly, but
steady at current rates Prints less &C
tive, but the stocks are light. Ginghams
quiet. Dress goods in steady demand.
Clothiers are placing few orders for light
weight csssimeres and worsted coat.
ings. Corners fancy goods jobbing at
81 cents.
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Nix. CHARLES JUNE whe was thrown
from buggy some days ago, near the
Main street bridge, died from his in
jurles, on Sunday. His injuries were
considered slight at the time.
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THOUSANDS AsD THOUSANDS Of dollars
worth Of excellent C otbing rapidly going
on the backs OF the people tor their CON-
fort and pleasure, and at prices enabling
every body to buy at J. Fox Il Co.., 80
Twelfth street.
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DURING the absence of Mrs. +. Beh-
rens from tbs house, to iced some cattle
on Saturday evening last, child, Is
months old, who was playing alone, fell
into the fire and was so badly burned
that it died within couple of hours.
The family live on Csldwelrs Run.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.
nEpARTuRE OF TRAINS

"Daily except Sund ~.
I. ally except Monday. mil,
+Steubenylile Accumulation
train during the day passes backward and
forward tetween Martins Ferry and
Bellaire, $ opping when required at Sher-
man House, .Etnayille, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
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T. J. L. SoCIETY.-The 7. j. L.
Society is the name of new society or
ganized in this city Il short time sincei is
composed of nine members, and is of
Jewish origin. Last evening they gave
their first entertainment at Neuhausen )
Assembly Hall, at which there were
thirty couple present, who INDUCED IN
the destinations o! the may waltz until
a late hour. Prof. Kramer furnished the
music, and as usual entranced the CON-
pany present with the excellence thereof.
Mr.. Neuhausen had charge OF the re-
freshments, and spread collation. before
the young people that was truly mag
nifcent. The entertainment WAS given
under the management of Messrs. Geo.
Speyer. S. Bloch and l.. Schwabacker,
who are spoken of in terms of the highest
praise for the success of the affair.
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The Tilden and Hendricks pole that
was to have been raised at Mount
Pleasant, on last Saturday, WAS post
poned until yesterday, on account OF
breaking the shears. The pole lie l7S
feet high, and was raised by j. w. Ber-
~, Of this city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-11

A LITTLE sou of Samuel Nesbit, aged
IA, living on Twenty-third street, Centre
Wheeling had his leg broke, Monday, by
the caving in of bank.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-11

A FREIGHT car was backed oil the b.
L. o. side track over the bank at the
lower wharf, this morning. No serious
damage.
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IFyou want to make money do il while
you have q chance. J. Fox i Co. are
slaughtering goods at their closing out
sale al No. SO Twelfth street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-11

IT is thought that about $50 eN ur-
cursionists will 90 to Pittsburgh, on the
the steamer Telegram, on the Dist inst,
to witness the Schartf- NJ orris race.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-11

A cOLORED man, residing on Eof
street, was severely injured By being
kicked last night, while play fully scufIiiug
with another man Of the coIored persus-
sion.
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CONF and deal satisfactory; come and
find great bargains come and select ex-
cellent clothing for men, boys and youths
at the great closing out sale OF j. Fox &
Co, IS Twelfth street.
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ROBERT MCWADE.-This gentleman
appeared at the Opera House last night
in his fsvorite role of Kip Van Wrinkle
The full house which, in spite of election
excitement, greeted him, was sufficient
proof of his popularity las an sctor.
Though, by some misunderstanding, no
orchestra was present, yet its loss was
hardly noticed on account of the e1-
cellence of the company and the interest
excited by the play. The reading Of
the election returns IN the Intervals be-
tween the acts was marked feature Of
the evening, though the reports were so
conflicting that nothing could be relied
on. These and the play combined en-
abled the audience TO pass very pleas
ant evening, and Mr.. McWsde has added
another to mis- many artistic triumphs in
this city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-11

IT will soon be time for our fashion.
able nilliners to advertise openings.
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HISTORY REPEATING ITSELF.

The Holy Bible tells us how the Philis-
tines in the third battle were defeated by
Samuel after he began the work of ?. form
by the purity Of his own life; so GRANTISM
in the third.term battle will, likewise, be
defeated by our modern reformer, SAMUEL
j. TILDEN.
Let us have peace.-Amen.
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personal Henry s. Walker, Esq,

Personal Henry s. Walker, ESQ,
arrived in the city yesterday.
Mr. Robert Darrsh, of Belmont county,
Ohio. and father of Thos. Darrah. Clerk
Of the Municipal Court, died at his home
in Tiltonsvllle yesterday, at the veners-
BILE age OF so years.
DR.. David Baguley, wife ans son left
for the Centennial, yesterday.
George Q. Black arrived home from
the Centennial, yesterday.
SIX hundred passengers took breakfast
at Osborne's Hotel, this morning, at
Benwood Junction, on their way east
from Ohio and Indiana. They were
probably on their way to Washington,
after voting the Radical ticket.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-11

THE detected appearance OF several oil
our citizens this morning is warning
against betting on uncertainties.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-11

THE large crowds or the streets last
night was indicative Of the great interest
felt in the election.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-11

The God-and morality fellows did not
get back from the Wheeling hoodoo un-
til two o'clock Sunday mcrning.-Me"-
benpILe Gazette.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-11

GREAT bargains in clothing. AS we are
about moving from the city, our stock of
clothing must be sold regardless of cost.
We invite the public to come and see our
great bar gains We offer.
GOLD Bros,
ll07 Main street.