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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-03
THE PISTOL.
Highway Robbery ON the
Island. a-~a


Island. rga,
About half.past twelve o'clock this
morning, colored man famed Spencer
Brady, was halted at the Island end OF
the suspension bridge, by three men, and
asked where he was going. Replying
that he was on his way home, they dc
manded his pocketbook, and on his stat
ing that he had no pocketbook in his pos
session, one of the men bit him with
whip or cane, which cut his
finger, he throwing up his hand TO ward
of the blow. Brady then struck one Of
the party and knocked him down, where
upon he was fred at by his assailants. he
then ran towards the Bridgeport bridge,
but the wouId-be robbers were deter
mined, and pursued him, and fired at him
seven times. Brady, then turned on
Thorn and they rctreated towards Wheel
ing, firing three shots at their pursuer Oh
the bridge, andsucceeded in getting safely
by the toll gate. From the bridge they
ran down old Bridge street to Market
thence down to old Union, where one OF
the party was captured by Brady, who
held on to him and safely landed him in
the calaboose. Brady says that he hal.
looed for the police several times, but
none made their appearance, and is sur
prised that none were around. The
mans name who was captured Is VIM.
Martin, resident of Wheeling. The
parties were all well dressed, and are, no
doubt, members of the gang that at
tackled Mr.. Moffet some time since.
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RIYER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated 5 fee. 2 inches in the channel.
The Andes departed for Cincinnati at
5P.M
The Science departed at the usual hour
for Parkersburg.
The Granite State passed up al Z
o'clock A. N.
A large number Of empty lows passed
up yesterday TO reach the head waters on
the present rise.
The Msllie Ragon is being repaired,
and the Courier is running on the Par
kerburg route in her place.
The local packets are running as usual
The Bippold, Joe Stone, Hope, Bengal
Tiger, Heatherington, Sam Clark and
Sampson No. 3, passed up yesterday.
Business about the landing is dull.
lBy Telegraph.
PrrrBURoH. August River 4 feet
9 inches. and falling. Weather cloudy
and rainy.
CAIRO, August 2-Arrived-Hickory,
ST. Louis; Merry Miller, Cincinnati;
City OF Helena, ST. Louis. Departed
Standard, st Louis; Hickory, Tennes-
see river; Mary Miller, st. Louis. River
10 feet inches and falling. Weather
cloudy; mercury so degrees.
EVANSVILLE August 2-Weather
clear till the afternoon, and then fine
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TILDEN AND HENDRICKS.


The first meeting of the Central Tilden
and Hendricks club was held at their
club room last night.
The committee met at their room
In Crangle's building. DR.. Baird
was elected temporary chairman, and j.
E. McKennan temporary secretary.
On motion of Mr.. Robert Simpson a
committee was nominated from each
ward on permanent organization. The
following gentlemen were appointed:
First Ward-Zsne Phillips.
Second Ward-R .lph Arkle.
Third Ward-Robert Simpson.
Fourth Ward-J. NJ. Ewing.
Filth Ward-Thomss Sweeney.
Sixth Ward-Jacob Hughes
The committee on permanent organi.
cation reported as follows:
President, w. L. Aearn; Vice. Presi-
dents, Thomas o Brien, William Reitz,
T. T. Hutchinson, w. B Lukens, Robert
Simpson, Robert Crangle, Charles d..
Deiters, James Maxwell, John Z. Miller,
VIM. H: Handian, Lewis Baker Frank
Smith, Sprigg Jacobs, Peter Delaplsin;
Secretary, II. NJ. Darrah. Treasurer, g..
w. letters. Finance Committee-Jobn
Bayha, John q. Hoffman, John w.
Boring, Edward Weisgerber, Charles
Otto and j. B. Hughes. Executive Com.
mittee-Dr. George Baird, Captain
Waller and Andrew Wilson.
MR. HEARN
came forward and was loudly applauded.
He insisted on declining the honor
placed upon him, and made a few re-
remarks. His noble face was all that
was necessary. He said he was very
much embarrassed at being called to such
responsible position. He then spoke of
Tilden and Hendricks, whom he knew
personally rs being gentlemen. MIR.
Hearn was loudly applauded, and every
body seemed delighted that they had such
fr6SlQ0nL.
Col. Byrne was loudly called for, ana
made an unusually good common sense
speech. He stated facts and what every
body could understand.
Among those present were the follow
ing:
Michael Reilly. DR.. Baird, Jacob
Hughes, Thomas Darrah, Lewis Gordon,
VIM. Taylor, Charles Weitzel, Robert
Simpson, George Davenport, Maj. Al
derson, Frank Hoge, DR.. Hullihen, Philo
Kimberly, Ralph Ankle, Charles Brues,
Col. Arnett, A. Z. Miller, James Quar-
rler, ALT Caldwell, Theo. koeber,
George Ankle, Capt. Waller, Thos.
Sweeney, j. M. Todd, Geo 6. Hanna, Il.
P. Noble, j. NJ. Bulger, Robt. Taylor,
Andrew Muldoon, John Rice, Jerry
Mason, j. Z. McKennan, Robt. Gaus,
Henry Caldwell.
The meeting adjourned until next Fri
day night.
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SINCE the new toll arrangement has
gone into effect, over the suspension
bridge, the toll-keepsrs have been more
eaactlng in demanding the Zee from Pc
destrisns. An incident occurred during
the afternoon OF the circus that was some
what amusing. A nymph was hurryinc
westward and with her most persuasive
smile solicited permission from
the gate-keeper to let her pass
as she had forgotten her purse. 1t was
no 90, however, the toll-man was mex
orable. Money was what he was carter"
A defiant look was the only return he
got; then stepping into Superintendent
Lawson's office, she almost gave that
gentleman, who was eugrossed IN footing
up bridge profits, catileptic fit by grace
fully posing her foot Oh his desk, and
deity running her hand between her
hose and toreleg As far down as the calf.
Without the least imperturbability she
extracted q fat purse and paid her fare
like any other mortal.
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AbdtcatIon orthe sultan.


LONDON, August S-A Paris dispatch
saws: 1t is stated that Mursd signed his
abdication of the Ottoman throne, the
old Turkish party led by the Sultan pre-
sumptive showing hostility TO the pro-
posed constitution. Midhat Pasha threat
ems to resign. Another revolution in
Divan is anticipated. Abdul Hamed has
declared that as soon as he ascends the
throne he will take supreme commant Of
the armies.
LONDON, August "A telegram from
Belgrade says the defensive position Of
the Servians Is represented as impreg-
nable. The Servians under Chaiakan-
tic has taken in Bllopolje and seriously
threatens Slenitze, the bembardment of
wi ich place is expected to begin within
two days. The TURKS are entrenched ~
IZrora
A Vienna dispatch says the Turks
have placed corps of observation, six
thousand strong, in Danube, opposite
Roumanie, Large sums of money from
the Russian commission have been re
ceived In Belgrade. Three Russian
Countesses are serving IN hospitals.
LONDON, August "A Berlin CORES
pondent of the Telegraph says: l hear
from Belgrade that great apprehenslons
are entertained there that Austria will
occupy Servie with military force in
the interest of Europe. My informant
declars that such course has already been
determined upon, and an arrangement is
making to mobilize sixty thousand men
for this purpose. Confirmation of the
report is wanting, but Mr.. Risistic, the
Servian Premier, is urging al srmistice
in order to avoid them.
PARIS, August The Constantinople
correspondent of the Zaulois says three
sheirts of Mice have placed two hundred
thousand Arabian troops Al the dispose
ton of the Turkish government. Some OF
these forces are already waiting orders
to start. The Bashi Bazouks are not to
be compared in ferocity with the Ziebiks
The latter, at Smyrna, slew all the peo-
pie in the streets. The town is in an IN.
describable state OF terror. The Turks
feel strongly in regard to the meddlIng
of Il foreign nation with the internal al.
fairs of the Ottoman Empire.
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Proceedings Of the Tilden aud Hend /.
ricks Island Club Last Night.


Over fifty voters attended the meet
ing of the Tilden and Hendricks club, on
the Island, last night. Mr.. Jerry Shop
herd being absent, Mr.. j. +. Mcneil
called the meeting to order. He stated
that Ross j. Alexander, Esq, Of Bridge
port, who had been announced
to address the club, was prevented from
doing so owing to a pryor engagement,
but in the emergency he had seen Mr.. j.
o. Pendleton, who very kindly consent
ed to be present. Mr.. Pendleton adj
dressed his hearers for over half an hour
in plain, forcible and logical
way, that not only inter-
ested. but convinced them of the
truth of his words. His remarks on the
adoption of the plank in the State Re-
publican platform to submit the re-
moval ofthe capital TO the people, were
well taken. lie said among other things,
that the Democrats i'll the convention
assembled at Charleston, rejected this
agitation plank of removal, after hard
fight, knowing full we'll that if it was
adopted their candidates would be
pledged and committed to support it and
carry out the provisions contained
therein. When a convention adopts q
platform, it is the intention to carry out
the instructions there laid down. The
Republicans at their convention at Par
kersburg incorporated the capital re-
moval question in their platform, and
solemnly pledged tine party to stand by
it. He appealed to the citizens not
to jeopardize the money spent
in the erection of an elegant building for
state purposes, by supporting the nomi.
inees of the Parkersburg Convention;
that If they were elected they would
carry out to the letter that was en-
bodied IN their declaration of principles
After MIR. Pendleton terminated his
remarks, some routine business was trans
acted and a number of additional sig
natures to the club was enrolled,
and the meeting adjourned to assemble
again on next Wednesday evening at the
regular hour. There is some talk Of or
Z ,nizing a glee club early in the CAIN
psign among the membership, and an ex-
cellent idea it is. Instruction and pleas
ure combined are and-msids whose ac-
ouaintance are worth cultiva.ing.
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Go FOR 'EM.-Young men who make
a habit of loafing around corner gro
ceries, indulging in loud and boisterous
conversation, throwing base balls in the
streets, and engaging in baser bawls,
might gain much needed knowledge IN
reading after supper, or find some en-
ployment that would render them re-
spected and respectable in their neigh
borhood, and not nuisance to the gro
cery,keeper and his customers. A warn
ing word only may be needed, but if not
needed, some specific localities will be
pointed out hereafter, and then the
hsbitues thereof.
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Disturbances Ca Morocco.

MARsAILLEs, August 2.-1ntelligence
has been received from Morocco of
fresh disturbance The Ghela tribe re-
fused to furnish their military quote.
The Emperor marched against him with
his forces and were:surprised at night in
smbuscades, and the Emperor himself
hcroicly escaped capture of Is army,
subsequently returned to the scene OF
disaster and devastated country OF
Gheia, and sold wounded children cap.
tured into slavery.
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POLICE CouRT-Judge Crannlcr.-
The following cases were before the
Police Court yesterday morning:
Andrew Holmes, charged with disor-
derby conduct, was fined two dollars and
costs. In default OF payment he was
committed for thirty days.
John Hill, for drunkenness, was fined
one dollar and costs. Paid.
Albert Wells, colored, charged with
disorderly conduct, was fined one dollar
and costs.
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ST. ALPHoSsUs PIc-SIc.-As usual
the St. Alphonsus picnic was largely
attended at the Fair Grounds yesterday
afternoon. 1t was q most successful pic
mic, and everything connected with it
was all that could have been desired.
vaas' band furnished the music and they
did It in the most successful manner.
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THE cabin of old steamer Jas. Rees
was moved intact on TO the hull OF the
new steamer, Yesterday. 1t was done by
the assistance of skids, levers, jack-screws,
&c. The transformation has left the boat
complete wreck and advanced the new
one we'll on towards completion.
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The Tilden and Hendricks flag put
out by the Democratic Committee is
beautiful. Attached to the rope IS a
broem which indicates that 1t will win
and sweep clean.
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CRUEL.-One of the horses attached to
q street car on the Bridgeport line, fell
down on the Island yesterday, com.
pletely overcome with fatigue. The hot
weather will not serve ASIAN excuse, for
this neglect Of the company to properly
change horses and give them the re-
ouired recreation.
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what Can Re Cured


Need not be endured, although what can't
must be. Among the bodily ills susccpti-
bic of complete removal by that benign
tonic and Alternative, Hostetler's Stomach
Bitters, are general debility, malarial
levers, constipation, dyspepsia, liver dis.
order, and nervousness. It's remedial
capabilities are, however, by no means
limited TO these maladies. Its prophecies
a. a blood depurent render IT extremely
serviceable in expclling the acrid imPuri-
ties which produce those painful disorders,
rheumatism and govt, and its invigorat-
ing and mildly stimulating effect upon the
kidneys and bladder constitute il useful
medicine for impelIing these organs to a
complete performance OF their functions
when they are weak and inactive. In fict
there is scarcely any disease OF which
weakness is an accompaniment, in which
this admirable medicine cannot DE used
with ADVANTAGE.
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CAMP MEETINas.-As this is the sc

CAMP MEETINas-As this is the sea-
son of the year for outdoor religious
gatherings, the camp meetings in this
section will of course be in order, and
we give them, as far as learned: Bent.
leysville, August, l6; Moundsville, Au.
gust, %; Patterson's Grove, August %;
Independence August 80.
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The meeting of the German General
Committee on the Centennial Fourth OF
July Celebration is to be held this even
ing, not on Wednesday evening as we
stated Yesterday morning.
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IMPORTATION FOR "REGISTER''
READERs.-Thec city Carriers OF the
"Registcr" are not authorized to sell
the daily nor TO receive money for
subscription. Whenever any one
buys a paper from n route boy some
subscriber misses ms paper. by
sending or leaving their orders AT
the "Regtster'' Counting Room, pa
irons Will be promptly served.
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ASSAULT AND BArTERY.-iesterday
afternoon Mr.. Wolf Haymea went he
fore Squire Gillespy and swore out a
warrant for the arrest Of August Miller.
The case will be heard this morning at
ten o'clock.
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SUN DIR les.

SUyDRIES.
Under this head we name Buckets,
Tbs, Wsshboards, Brooms. Cheese
II, miny, Soaps of all brands, Spices whole
u ground, Alum, Madder, Tx. Log
W cd EPSON Salts, Blue Vitriol, Sal Soda,
Bi Carb Soda, Essences, Vinegar, Win.
dow Glass, Nails, Concentrated Lye,
Matches, Axle Greese, Bath Brick,
Twines, Rope, Bed Cords, Wrapping Pa
pers, Paper Bags, and many other srtl-
Giles which for want of space we cannot
mention.
Bv offering good goods at low prices,
with prompt attention, we hope 70 merit
and receive the patronage of the mer-
chants. TINGLE & ISHAM.
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NoTICE.-At the forced closing out
sale of j. w. Ferrel, you can get Mus
lin at cents, Calico at 4 cents, Grena-
dine at cents, and Carpets at Is cents
per yard. Call soon if you want bar
gains,
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INSTALLATION OF OFrIcERs.-The fol-
lowing officers of Enterprise Lodge No.
-, 1. o. G. T., were installed by S. b.
Crew, d. q. w. G. T., on Tuesday eyen-
ing: p. w. Z. T., George W. Engle;
w. G. T., Joseph Degant; WV. T., Miss
Josie Fee; w. F. S., John H. Zevely, w.
T, Mss Annie Mccullough; w. c., Ste
phen Mccullough; w. NJ. William Fall;
70. G., Richard Fare; w. R. h. s.,
Miss Ella Britt; w. l.. H. S., Mss Anne
liz Kull; w. ID. NJ, Miss Georgiana
Gould. Representatives to the Grand
Lodge, j. II. Zevely and G. w. Engle.
ABIG rush for those Ladies' fine Kid
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Failures.

COLUMBUS, o, August 2.-Brooks &
Houston, wholesale grocers, and w. b..
Brooks " Son, miners and shippers Of
coal, have made assignments for the ben
eit OF their creditors. w. b. Brooks and
Alexander Houston have also made in
dividual assignments. The firms are
among the Oldest IN Columbus. 1t is
estimated that their assets, consisting
largely of real estate, will, at low valu-
alton. more than cover their liabilities.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The
following transfer of real estate was en-
tered in the County Clerks office yes.
terday:
Deed made July 3lst, 1876, by John
Harden and wife to Robert Cowsn, for
ffty feet fronting on Jacob street, South
Wheeling. Admitted August LIST; 81, 500.
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FORCED SALE.-Grest Bargains in
Dry Goods and Carpets at whatever they
will bring. Must be sold TO raise money.
J. w. fERREL,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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THE new Atlas Hotel, Philadelphia,
Ps is conducted with spec,a reference
20 quiet and pleasant accommodation, at
small cost
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FIFTY pair of those fine Kid Side
Lace Shoes left. Hurry up if you want
to get pair, before they are all gone, al
J.. V. BLoNDs.
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LADIES fine Kid Side Lace Shoes for
81 %, worth SO Is, at
l.. V. BLoND's,
ll35 Main Street.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

Mr.. A. p. TALLMAE, cashier of the
First National Bank of this city, is on
weaving way toward Canada, where he
will rusticate for few weeks at Quebec
and other places of note. He will take
in the Centennial on his route, of course.
We wish him pleasant trip. &. G..
Kelly has taken his place in the bank for
the time beng.
The stockholders of the Bellaire and
Southwestern Railroad voted on the
question of extending the read from
Woodsficld to Athens, day before yes
terday. The result of the vote was in
favor Of extension. The people along
the line between those points will now
be required to raise $4,000 per mile.
ANOTHER load of fresh oysters ar.
rived at Jacob bursts yesterday. They
are delicious and Jake knows how to get
fem" up
A HORSE attached to a bread wagon,
became frightened in South Bellaire yes
terday, and ran about two squares. No
damage was done except the destruction
of a small lot Of bread.
A DOG fight on Belmont street caused
quite an excitement yesterday morning.
Mr.. DAVID KANKE, of this city, re-
turned home yesterday from the West,
where he has been on business for about
two weeks.
MARTINS FERRY.
FRED j. PARK and Postmaster Sam
Dean started last week for the Centen.
NAL, and David Park, jr, and wife on
Monday OF this week.
REV. WEIR and family left Tuesday, &c
spend two weeks vacation in the region
of Cannonsburg, Pa.
Col. CHARLEswoETH, Of st. Clairsville
was in town Tuesday.
STEPS were taken, last Saturday night
by the Democrats, to form a Tilden and
Hendricks club. Another meeting will
be held, in the Town Hail. Friday even.
ing at u o'clock, when the organization
will be completed.
TIE Republicans, last Saturday. nom
mated Hiram Smith, Esq, of the Ferry
for Commissioner, in place of William
Alexander, declined. Mr.. smith would
make a good commissioner, and if this
county is to have Republican to fill that
office, We know no man we would rather
see have it than Mr.. Smith, of Hanover
street.
IT is hoped there will be full turn out
of Democrats to the meeting in Town
Hall, Friday evening, and the primary
election Saturday afternoon.
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GREAT BARaAISs-Att the closing out
of the immense stock Of Dry Goods and
Carpets Of j. W. FkRRhELa
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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The small boy now ga,es on the AKIN
QUAD OF the Standard and muttereth:
"Behold, this ruin; twas q skull
Once Of ethereal spirits fuA"
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NoTIcE.-Immense stock of Dry
Goods and Carpets at forced sale BY
J. w. FERRKL-
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For bargains attend now the forced
sale OF Dry Groods and Carpets of
J. w. FEEREL,
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FOREIGN.
TIIE EASTERN WAR.
A Battle Imminent:

CoNsTANTINoPLE, August 2.-Atmed
Eyorb Pasha and Sulymsn Pasha have
formed junction near Kruzazevats
Servia, and battle is imminent with
Gen. Tchernaysf.
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Notice to Subscribers.

Subscribers leaving the city can have
the Daily sent to any address, postage pre-.
paid, for Is cents a week, by leaving in
structious at the REGISTER Counting
Room.
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atJAeeliug &fgister.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 3. 1876.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index to New Advertisements.

For the Legislature-Charles Il. Pol
lock.
Legal Notice.
Silverware-Hennegan, Bates & Go.
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THE river is rising rapidly.

PERsoNAL.-Prof. j. NJ. Frazier has
lust returned home from an Eastern trip.
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RAILROAD BOSps-0eneraiiy urm.f
STATE SECURITIES-Duil.
SrocKs-Irregulsr, but in the, nam
lower With Michigan Central as the CHER
feature OF the decline Western Union
st. Paul and New Jersey Central fuctliat-
ed considerably during the day, but
closed at IA higher than Tho opening
prices. Borrowing rates Tor coal shares
to-day l.326I Transactions to-day ag-
gregsted about 10000 shares, Of which
10000 were Western Union, $4,000, st.
Paul. $1,000 Lake Shore, 3,OW Ohio, H.
600 Michigan Central, 5000 Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, and I,COO
Naw Jersey Central
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