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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-04-13

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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-04-13

Tbomas 9racp, tusI6er unsefdbr s
MeiIen uon GarIinsuilIe, Sninois, rpobnt, ers
i9ob in Der Radt bes 4. ApriI Seine Srar,
seri9metterte bann NIT benz RoIben bes @es
rpebres Ieiner 6idbrisen TQ6ter ben S6dbeI
,nb f6nitt iid banr ieIbEi nit eineu, 6leiIbs
meier bic GebIe ob. Sracn unb ieine Gats
tin batten unSI1dli5 nit einanber SeIebt unO
bic 2estere n1ebrere Stale 8ebrobt, i'm pers
Iai1en Su nollen. Mn benz perb6ngnibpclen
abenb rpoIlte iie bic Drobun8 in Musfhbrung
brineen, mas bas i6aurise 8erbrs6sn aux
SoIge bate.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-04-13

- Dieies Sabr iit Elm srobes Sabr fir bic
AIten. GreBudter, bic fonft uerna9laifst
ruurben, fiblten, bab iie i'm Siege ieien, unb
tulni9ten, iie rudren tobt @robpdter, bic ldnsit
gemobnt waren, in ber Rade binter benz Diem
5u fiten iinb eritaunt baraber, baB iie bieies
Sabr aus ben, BinfeI seboIt, obseftdubt in
ben YorIor Sebra6t, unb aIs gentenniaIsRes
liquien aus8efteQt werben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-04-13

- mann fdnst bic 2ettare bes Ba9es Siob
ant fir einen Mann uon 9usen 80 uerben 2
- Benn er ii9 iein Gefi9t NIT paterIdnbis
i6er Seife seuai6en bat, NIT sei6Iohenen
Iusen auf allen SthbIen nod eineu, Sanbs
tu4 umberfabLt unb BON ber valten Srau" cts
fdbrt, bab bic 9onbti1er in ber S1nbIobe
itRb unb fte ben S6IaReI ba3u uerIoren babe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-04-13

-uNi6t tmabr, @roBpater, Du bait Baibins'
ton nod gut setannts" frasten bic gnteI. =
ySawobL netn Sunse, ber General bat fi9
oft senu8 einen Usune pou Sobof pon mir
9eborgt." Gs uerfiebt R1 BON IeIbR, bab
Der ate Wamn nod pbiIobeIpbia seben tpirb.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-04-13

= bas mar iein fdbnorrenbeg W. an rpeIdem i
Z mid 70 eraoBt hattie.
2 Sd offnete unb trct Elm.
: Ga sos o. her ,be.,e ssre,,nh o;,s ,,no.
= be,ys r;cht os~ons c,,cs,,ab.. .;sx ..Ss ma..g
,noTfs my sid,is;srts . n,s s;,e,. MassnSIS ~ ss
NntIih heiio hsisr aher farobrts ns;r S NO koh s
gtirns.s msIde fih bis t;ef o,f 1 Sas Il a;rtey agyby
bount ersarefte. entoeoen ala her neiS;frb
meIsr hmr ne NJ n;Fsns h;,r M srn,,a ,,sr,aas, e~s
batte. .'''s - ~'''''o' '''o'S''
graomnt br;fte Or bpn sn6tsr Ros, On ,,,,
Eritt - ''''' ''
Ssremiaat az
fante "a
i ,,nh :, nsn mrr., lana, MIR a.;,.
iinS meinten 1,,sis nor isIiasr isr srsnbs rem i''s
i rO'e oan8e ataUf tlt nun eerutss" fsu9'
9ermegD IN esneis prd9ts9en HetterIteoe uno
penn e . MIR nae9 oer erfsn NadDt, fuel9e %,
IN Der Sebanlnn8 nesnes Sreunoes 5u8ebrabt
pate, aoerDaupt nusg Sngei1 9euelett roare,
1atfs tce mo1l mt noAem 5tedt ob.ge 2sorte
aus Utotsp mesnes Slag8elan8es ne1neH tons
men:
- 4amaWf'8er @ott, mesWes Sa8er' ruel9e
"aW.:
Uos'n S0hooesWen 9alle mtm 1e'aer eols
pen '9atlsn nor9eEelt - esaein fletnen sSesos
le1n noi1 9an3 8e9ort8er. Otde, oeTes I'8ur
s!Hem sgampa8nefpflopfen a1neite, oasreno
.ss WsIp1 laE lsopaI1 an pas IGE que mIsg1ge I
SspOlosHe Ssl9segI peg ag1 en8lllgen glople
ersnnerte. S9on rpar re MOT, otsie @attsn,
mD9. 9oet lleB 'pfe 1e'nIDfest 1e9s otel 81
tpiinlgen aoft8. !,
| p'eles I2eHe sseto 9a'1e metaem gseanoe
IunI HaanHsc1s Sp'p3.'nSe VI oe 1De 8e'
c1GVt oessH oelahnalVaIt gu ma0en iG eoens
IaGs Mu nOg pas geI9na9en Daite.
AaeII,soEe gn9e.pen, o1ele lnn8en 9off'
"aMSspOas" s8 4I'antVsH' ~.
9a2Ieno oss lun9Ee Denge1 m.g MT etsses
ea.sR1'9en s.egarrls9le't foTfnaDreno a1s
ora1ie, oab MIR e's Defen 8eafeT1, nntsrln9'
ZEN o!e 5loet na9Io'8enoen ns'f 9roBer @ep'ls
lsnga1H8leI meme Aal0en NAG penn, mas
.9nen per DHlei m'18eoIaWt,n per p'erfe 1Da9s
tslts lt1 aul mssne1 m'loen Setnen nno Der
1unI1e uno alleFe maWte fW EN- 4rsoatoer'
gnugeH oaraas, mesnen neaen seuf anf Dem
oooen Desum 3I ne1Ten nno pon etaefis 19usis'
R'gsen g papeI appOTt.5en N tallsn.
Oaess lgDap!sn que aaI esnmal - feagts
OIeuHe S9nooes q msr ,eenen 8raBssUen 2aoat
a.s anIes DIE yaale - tauHts osE ssampa8nes.
pTropIeH tuneIlen ofe SproBltn8e 40 nno
1aSTsle sIT. ano oeAts osr YaosI. m.
ue.r nelen enol10 o'e An9ea 3a. Wesne
lepnlaq1'8e 9oHnan8 naG esnem Aoenoenen
ga.1s .0 aaI9eseoen ano erlaaoie MIR n,lr o'e
lvagtssns O'a8s' % 'o p'eAeso91 ouf 5'a9e 9e'
gen Tonne as
Das 9sl.pI oes m91e'l@ea ueoples oerlan'
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-04-13

Sou i6 Sic nodmaIs NIT gIufsabIuna al
Der 2eioen btefes Cages IansmeiIens
SD min es fur3 MAIDEN, UNI our S9lubtas
tattropbe 5n 8eIan8en, uon ueIder man freis
ldb fa8en ten,te: Finis coronat opus!
Wteine Sreunbe batten mid pergebIi9 Bis
II nbr erwartet nnb einen AugfIu9 nod Ros
lanosed 8ena6t. SD wdre ibnen 10 germ
babtn sefoIst, aIIein unsI1fieIiger Beiie bate
mid Sdnooel NIT ieinem aItehen Spr6bIins
mad benz @aRbaus besleitet, bieie escortirten
mid wieoer surid unb 70 war i'd abermaIs
Der bieoers SatniIie NIT 2eib unb GeeIe fiir
esnen Tag uerfoIIen.
Das iiebenfopfige 1lngebeuer IbIeppte mid
nob benz noben gbrenfelo, no Elm Sabrmarft
obaebaIten uurbe. SD fonnte mid teines
0esenfanbes erinnern, ueI9er nibt bos
gSoblgefaaen uon irsenb einem ebreamertben
SamilienmitsIieb erreet batte.
nno i'd mar 10 jung un6 foante bamoIS
Niemanben etDas abl9Iagen.
Wieine 86rie muroe ti4tli6 bfinner unb oils
Ste groBe SamiIienfiittsrung sIadLi9 uoriiber,
loar aud Der SnbaIt berieIbsn auf cine mabrs
baft beforsniBerre8enbe Meiie sei6punben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-04-13
Columbus, Obto, Oonnerfae ben 49, 9fpril 1916.

altentoil0, notirli6, man gIaubte Mid uabr
/ f9einIi9 in tiefem S6Iofe, unb woIIte mid
liaeue Rrafte ftir einen 3ueiten Musfug fam
useIn IaIen.
9enn tlbr es NOR rein gum gsrrldt.
fDetben
gBas nubten nieine ssreunbe BON mir ben,
Lens Geuib bieIten iie mid fiir ben eIenbes
Ren Burden pon ber @eIt. flnb batten iie
ai9t 11rfa5e2
Da enbIi6 tappt Semanb bic Ereppe
berauf. Das iit S1nobeI = i9 5ffne fpd.
heno bic Tblre = neia, es ift ein unbetanns
@r Nfann, tneI6er ii9 in elmer anIie8enben
2amnser 80 tbun madt.
Gsas bleibt mir iibrig, oils benieIben bar6
ne Tblrribe ansnreben uno ibn Az bitten,
mir bo1 f9Ieuni9F Germ S9uobeI berauf
al i9ifen. Gun, Slid iii Der CUTE Mann 10
0etd1ss, oieien Gmftras bereitmiEIis su iibers
uebmer.
Nieoer uer8ebt cine qualnolIe BieEteIfunbe,
ea enbIi9 erf9eint Der griebnte. Msine
oenebta f9on 8erei3te Stimmuns feisert ii9
faF tnr gSutb, ala Ct BET gr3dbIun8 meines
unelads in Elm f6agenbes @eId6ter aus'
bri9t. ar
v0ilf mir lieber, itatt 80 laden |" {9rie i'd
at8erIi9, run6 Iai1e naein BeinfIeib irgenbs
20 tro6nen, banit i9 enbIid aus bieiem
IGbredLi6en @efansniB erIost merbe."
nyfur Rube, &ube," ntobnte er, has ion
lo8let6 beiorst uereen unb untereeHsn siebit
Du cine 6oie pon mir an unb trintk 9einen
9dffee, DeIder idon Ianse auf Did martet.
lSenn MIR nur seabnt bStten mir oadten,
Dn i9liefeft mod unb bic Rinber perIansen
DON lett elmer Stunbe nad Dir; 9u bait
PIE Seraen biefer Gn8eI int Sturne erpbert.
@nsel . f6redIide profanation bes
Dortes
90 ba6te i6, unb ma6te babel cine b59ff |
@eberbe.
9a ia. ID ssbs ia f6On, i9 sebe! = llno
3 9inS.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-04-13

SbHEIlttpye Otuk4tuWH kut SskuSIULuICytW tUuEt
ruelden mir ipater fur bteIen Obreni6mans
besablen ,nubten. 5ses
en RobIens bIieben mir fait einen aonsen
Sag. Wir Itefen 10 re6t ,pie bic iungen
Sunbe in ben StraBen timber unb gudten bic
Sduier an, nobel ruir uns lpunberten, bab bies
Alles mie BET uns 3u Sauie iei. Das Nierfs
rparbisfte in ber Stabt mar fiir ,ins, bab ber
Rajiirer bes Tbeaters ,,6asbenteufel" bteB,
po5nr bod Der CUTE Mann nidts tonnte, ba
es Inn pom Bater anseboren. Das MnSes
nebmfte uar, baB mir ni5t on Der Steae oer
Sdilbwaden fteben mubten, sueIde bod oben
auf ben f1ninbeInben WdIlen uon gbrenbrei=
tenffein in Der Sonne brieten.
1lnb mieber rauf1te Der foI3e Dampfer
nit uns babin. SIMMER romantii6er rpurbe
tte @esemb. Simmer bibter traten bic SeIien
on uns beran - bas 8Itbenbe Mbenorotb
mari breite Seuerfreifea Aber bie Slutben bes
Hbeins, bab 3ie bIibten unb Ieunteten ruie
faiFaes @oIb : ber Nonb sing anf unb iein
bIaulides 2idt uermiidte ii9 ,punberbar nit
benz Ietten NebeIbaud, rpeIder ben. Wafer
entftieg unb wie Elm neutrality-suspicious. 3aus
berf1Ieier fi9 iiber bic Ge8enb Ieste.
Die alte - Idnsit pertIunsene Wldr6ens
trdnme Hosen bic Bursruinen redts uno linfs
on ,,ns uoritber, mir aber empfonben giidts
pom benz faIten Sr0feIn, peIdes bic abrise
&ei5eseieaihaft binuntertrieb in bic trnbieIige
3ailtte, no 9anbwerfsburI9en auf ben
Bdnfen granddaughter armieIise Auss
tpanoerer bitter uor F9 binltarrten ober ihren
beimli9en sdmerj NIT ben obraerreibenben
RIdnsen elmer 3iebbarmonifa au betauben
fudten, tuabrenb beimfebrenbe Marftpeiber
fi9 freifdenb unterbielten = ba3wii6en 3ur
AbmedfeIung ein Rinb beuIte, unb Der Duff
pon A B &euter unb onberen ebIen Sorten
bie 2uft uerpefete. gBir ober ftanben auf
benz Dede unb fdauten trmntenen Slides bins
aus in bie nebeIfeu9te Monbi6einIanbfdaft,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-02
Public Debt Statement.

WASHINGTON, November l.-Six pei
cent bonds, 1894, ,999 $50; five per cen,
bonds, $9l2,320,450. Total coin bonds
81 ,697 800 100.
Lawful money debt $4,000, ,0OOi matur.
ed debt $2,5l0,240.
Legal tenders, 1856, ,69l ,40S; certificates
of deposit, $40,670,0O0; fractional cur.
rencv. S2S.555.47S Coin certificates,
S33 ,2S3, l0O Total without interest
$47O l09,9S6.
Total debt. $2,1S9.943, 326. Total in
terest, S34, 4,475,464
Cash in treasury-Coin, S75,067 O27i
currency, $l2,9Ol, 1926; special deposits
held for redemption of certificates of de-
posts. $4O,670,O00. Total in treasury,
Sl29,53S,3 ,354
Debt less cash in treasury, S2,OO2, ,266,-
SIS; decrease of debt during October
81. 1888, 1876; decrease since June 80. 1876
SlO56O,90S.
Bonds issued to Pacific railroad COM
psnies, interest payable in lawful money,
principal outstanding, S64, ,623, ,5l2; inter
est accrued and not yet paid, 81 ,292, 40;
lntesest paid by the United States, SS2,'
OSO, ,2l8; interest repaid by the transpor-
tation oi mails, &c, 5000, ,3O6; balance
of interest paid by the United States
S25,0S9.9l2.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-02

SENATOR RANDOLPH: OF New Jersey,
has been conducting an investigation of
his own with view to ascertaining the
actual condition Of affairs in South Car
olina, and now gives his conclusions to
the press. His indictment of Governor
CHAMBERLAIN is one of the strongest
vet made, and it is fortified by the tes-
timony of Republican officials Of all
grades, from Supreme Court Judges to
county constables. The gist Of the mat
ter seems to be that the Governor has, rs
we suspected, deliberately conspired with
the corruptionists whom he once fought
to keep the state in their hands, the price
to be paid him being seat in the United
States Senate in the event of a Repub-
lican triumph. Senator RANDOLPH Wis.
tied almost every part of the state, and
his testimony is that no village commu-
nitv in New Jersey is moro quiet or
peaceful than are the centres of popu-
lstion alleged to be violent and insurrec-
tionsry. The testimony of so fair and
competent witness adds new weight to
all that has been said in this paper in re-
gard to libeled South Carolina and the
Infamous means used to fasten her to the
chariot wheels of the administration
party.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-02
New York Special.


New YORK, October 3I.-Information
has been received at the Democratic
headquarters here that large sums OF
money have been collected IN Cincinnati
by Deacon Smith, Stephenson Il Co.,
which are to be used in importing tor
the election there next Tuesday from
Kentucky the negroes who voted in
Indiana for Harrison. A strong belief
exists in New York that Ohio will 60
for Tilden, because of the numerous and
reliable reports Of the confidence felt there
by Democrats.
The tidal wave in this city is higher
than the house.tops. The speech of Jim
my OBrien yesterday, declaring for
Tilden, settles the city vote, while that
of MIR. Belmont upon the effect of Til
den's election on our credit abroad is the
theme of most exulting praise among
both press and people.
Sheridan Shook, ! am told, comedies
Indiana to Tilden, but claims Ohio for
Hayes by 5000.
The Sun has double.leaded article
this morning, giving declarations from
Blaine and others that Tilden can not be
inaugurated, If elected, except through
blood. Uncle Samuel looks though as if
he could lose fair quantity o. that fluid
and still proceed with the ceremony.
The nomination to night, of straight
Republican city ticket, makes New York
state secure to Tilden by fifty thousand.
Shocks face looks at this moment as if
his mother-in-law had come back 10 live
with him.
1t is stated here, on good authority,
that George w. Childs has bought the
Tribune, to be delivered after the elec-
tion, withou. its real estate, for $500, 600.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-02
Severe Storm at Sea.

NEW YORK, November IA letter
from Key West, giving tine experience
of the United States steamer Ossipee IN
the storm of the 18Th and 10th of Oc-
tober, saws the men in getting about the
decks to attend to their duties were
thrown from their feet and blinded by
salt spray, and were obliged to go CROP
ing about as if they were in total dark
ness. They could only stick 10 their
stations by the most desperate strug-
Cling against matches, grstings, doors,
deck buckets and many other articles
that were being swept back and forth
across the decks by the rushing of waters
MS the ship rolled and tossed. Breathing
was difficult, and the air taken into the
lungs was so loaded with sea salts that it
caused excessive irritation, producing vio-
lent coughing and vomiting. The su fer
ing of the men was most intense, especl-
ally among the fremen and coal beavers,
who were not only deprived of ventila-
tion, but obliged to inhale the salt water
steam produced by the seas rushing into
ihe fire room. 1t was then thought advi-
able to encourage the men by the use OF
s.imulants, and the surgeonfound sutfi
cient quantity to give all hands "tot"
each. and sent it to the cabin to be
distributed. The effect of the storm on
the animals on board was very peculiar.
Cats disappeared the morning before the
storm. and were not seen for three days
afterwards. The dog Daniel, splendid
pointer owned by the Captain, exhibited
the greatest dread at being left alone,
and was only appeased when some one
was petting him. The hens and turkeys,
usually the most hungry and voracious
and quarreIsome beasts on board, forgot
their hunger and barely opened their
ewes when food was thrown them A
parrot WAS the only thing on board that
seemed to enjoy the surroundings.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-02
wheeling Retail Marx &C.

SECOND WARD Wednesday, Morning.
The supply this morning wa' only
moderate, and not sufficient for the de
maud, with the exception, perhaps, oil
apples. and they are in such supply that
hardly any sale can be had for them.
Dealer won't handle them, because il
don't pay, and abeu. all the sales are d.
rec,ly between the farmer and consumer.
Egg. continue very scarce. Butter is
fully equal 10 the supply. Cider was
scsrcer this morning than usuai and those
who had it on hand made rspid sales.
pEopUCE-Eggs, 23g25c per doz; cut
Ter 2OG25cper 10; chickens l5Ca,25c each;
dressed l5(d,25c; new cider lOlIl5 per
gallon; honey Btu 3Oc per pound: ducks
25f1 3Oc; geese, i've, SOC each; turkeys,
live, 6OCg75c EACH; fresh pork, hams and
middlings, &c; shoulders, SCI lard, l5c.
yuGETABLzs-PotatOes, per peck, 20;
onions 2Oc per peck; cabbage j(9l per
head: begts 81 per bunch; carrots Be per
bunch; celery 5Gysc per bnrcbi jersey
sweet potstoes, new, 25(g3oc per peck;
Pumpkins 5(gSc ea n; turniP' l5Cg 2oc
per peck.
FEUIr-Apples l09l5c per peck
apple butter lOGl5 per quart chestnuts,
BE per quart; hickory nuts, DC per quart
haz 4 Tu,s. lOc per quart
GAAE-Squirrels, l2al5c each; part
ridg, &c esch; pheasants, 4Oc each.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-02

lie popular cry from all classes of
, PIE Ia all sections of the country, is in
.'''' OF a change in the Federal admin
,'''''on. They regard the election of
-"' 3 ss only continuation of GRANT.
-s sam" leaders who coHtrol the Re-
l'''yan party now will control 1t then.
,-s demand, therefore. is for a change,
''' change Is coming. There is no
''''ns the signs Of the times. 1t is
' '':e for the tide which is so strongly
-'''as IN for the Democratic ticket to, be
,4''ed. The watchwords are "TILDEN,
'~soS and Reform" The plunderers
% Joooers have had their day. The
'"s' SO long hoped Tor is at hand.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-02

RAILROAD BoSDs-Were unusually
quiet this afternoon, but the market was
firm. Union Pacific frsts advanced to
1904, and New Jersey Central consoli-
dated frsts to 87!; Michigan Central
sevens 1929, extra interest.
STATE BoNDs-Steady and prices are
nominal.
STocKs-Opened ieverish and strong
and so continued until the afternoon,
when the market became weak and lower
on the announcement that the railroad
conference, after three sittings,
was not able to agree at present and had
adjourned subject 10 the call of the chair
man. The chief decline was in L9ke
Shore, Michigan Central, Western Union
and New York Central Lake Shore
declined to SIT, Michigan Central TO 46i,
Western Union TO 70s, New York Cen
tral to 1919, Northwestern preferred to
59t, st. Paul common to 24s preferred
to 543, Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern to 73!, Pittsburgh to 80 and Pacific
Mail to 24t. Just previous to the close
Of business there was tirmer feeling
and prices rallied I to ! per cent. from
the lowest point of the day, Lake Shore
selling up to 57s, Michigan Central to
Al, New York Central to l02, Western
Union TO 7lg Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western to "a, Northwestern COM
mon to 38, do. preferred to 594, st. Paul
common to % and do. preferred to 55!.
Transactions to-day aggregate $4,000
shares, OF which 4,6O0 Pacific Mail,
Al, 900 Western Union, 1000 Northwest
ern, 5000 st. Paul, 5000 Lake Shore,
1900 Wabash, 26, 600 Michigan Central,
$500 Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern, and 5000 New Jersey Central.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-02
Dangerous Illness OF Cardinal Anfo


LONDON, November IA Reuter- dis
patch from Rome says that Cardinal
Antonelli is dangerously i'll. The mem.
bers of the diplomatic body went to the
Vatican, yesterday, to inquire as to his
condition.
A dispatch from Rome to the DAILY
.Ne,cs SAWS that Cardinal Antonelli is
dying. His Holiness, the Pepe, on Sum
dav ordered consultation OF the physi-
clans. who declared the Cardinals case
hopeless. His relatives were summoned
to his bedside and found him unconscious.
The following special has been received
at the japanese embassy in this city.
Some portions OF the dispatch are unin-
telligible to the Embassy itself, but 1t
indicates that serious disturbances oc.
Cured. The kumanslto Shiyokus
Lamoure class revolted on the light OF
October 23d killing many officials.
They were soon subdued. The Imperial
troops also fought and overcsme the
Akitsouki Shiyokus near kokouro. Hun
dreds surrendered. The 1smagutsi
Shiyokus Rohand escaped. Orders were
issued for their arrest.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-02

Iu. Republican rebel claims bugbesr
,' -aectusily buried by Gov. TILDEN's
Gear and positive letter declaring that
r. would Rot consent to the payment OF
Gose claims, in case of his election
NV the Southern Governor, and men,
'-'' Of the legislatures are burying it
Deeper with solemn asseverations that
'.- South does not ask that they shall
,ePsld, ol: rather cries out against their
payment AS opposed to their Interests
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-02
Grand Demonstration.

AMSTERDAM, November 1.-The grea:
maritime canal connecting this city with
tho German ocean was opened to-day
with imposing ceremonies, at which the
King, members of the cabinet and for
eign representatives were present. A
grand banquet took place this evening.
lhe city is covered with flags. There
is general illumination to night and a
splendid display of fire works. The ca
nal is sixteen miles long, and has at :he
ses end harbor covering two hundred
and fifty acres, which, however, is not
quite completed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-02
ID.

Tie Parkersburg TmsS, noticing the
". hat the Weston Democrat has
-'."l down the names Of HAYES and
"A.ELEEsnd CHARLEY SCOTT, and run
2 instead TILDE>, HENDRICKS and
"u>cS, adds:
We greatly regret this unexpected
-'.;"; bat after the depressing result of
.. at state election, we fear many Re
l-2.eS- papers will wind up their affairs
81 cave the whole journalistic field in
s'a'' 10 those who, IN spite OF the
'''Ihg Democratic mal-administrntiOn,
Az" lie heart TO endorse their course.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-02
Railroad Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, November IA Sc
rious accident occurred to the Buffalo
express going north on the North Penn.
sylvania railroad, last night, at Centre
Valley, caused by the brsaking ofan axle
OF one of the cars. Three sleepers and
one passenger car were thrown from the
track, and the brakeman and q porter
killed and several Others injured. The
wounded are being cared for by relief
train, with surgeons, from Bethlehem.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-02
Ihe ReccntIndimn Fight

CHICAGO, November THE othciai
report of the battle between Sitting Bull,
Pretty Bear, Bull Eagle, John Sans,
Standing Bear, Gaul and White
Bear, on Cedar Creek, the general
results of which were given in the ST.
Paul dispatch of last night, states
that the number of Indians known to
have been killed was five. The report
concludes | believe this matter can be
closed now by vigorous work. Some
cavalry is indispensable. -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-02
Railroad Strike.

ST. LOUIS November l.-Three days
ago the General Manager of the Cairo
and st Louis narrow gusge railroad,
notified the engineers and tiremen that
their wages would be somewhat reduced
on and after November lst. To-day the
men left their engines without notice
and endeavored to prevent new men
from taking their places. One or two
trains were stopped, but by tomorrow
evening arrangements will be completed
by which all the trains will be fully
manned and the business OF the road run
smoothly again.