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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-04
The Colnmbus MYsterY.

Co uMBUs, January 3.-The coroner's
jury held an inquest to-day on the body
of Lottie Peters, the young woman who
died on Saturday as 1t was though: under
suspicious circumstances. A verdict was
found that she died from causes un-
known to the jury. On the strength OF
this, l.. H. Myers, whom the girl
char rged with being father of her child
was released from Jail much to the gra'
tifation of very prominent friends here,
Mr. Myers said he never had any, but
business connections with the woman,
having been retained to collect certain
monies due her, and that he never saw
her till about three months ago.
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WHEELING ANDLAkE ERIE RAIL
ROAD.

AT the late annual meeting of the
stockholders Of this road, Judge CoCH-
RAN, oil this city, sent in his resignation
as Director, although one year of his
term remained unexpired. The stock
holders paid the Judge the handsome
Compliment of UNANIMOUSLY re-electing
him. We learn that the Com
pany will probably change the orig
inal plan of building the road
from the standard to narrow
gauge. Narrow-gauge roads are oecom
ing quite popular, as it has been pretty
we'll demonstrated that there is quite II
saving in the cost of construction AS well
rs rolling stock over the broad-gs
which is an item in railroad b'ildiAg
these hard times.
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FOREIGN.
Cuban Affairs.

LONDON, January 3 3-The Manchester
Guardian. London correspondent writes
as follows on the subject OF Spain, Cuba,
and the United States: l have been
furnished with what purports to be the
substance of Americas Cuban note. L
do not pretend to give the exact language.
1t recltes that the general Interests OF
humanity and commerce demand cessa-
ton of the struggle which has been
waeed in Cuba for seven years. The
United States are great sufferers but are
unwilling to act without the con-
currence of other powers, including
Spain. The continuation of the attemp-
to govern Cuba from Madrid will be
fatal to the hopes of restoration of peace.
nevertheless Cuba belongs to spain and
a great share of the population opposed
to separation, in these circumstances the
solution ofthe question might be found in
establishing a confederation in the West
Indiss resembling the Canadian,
Cuba and Porto Reco might be
constituted confederation with local
independent rights, and the Governor
General appointed by SPAN. ihe
powers are asked to join the United
States in proposing such confederation,
and aiding Cuba to establish it. The
abolition of slavery would, however, be
a necessary condition, and such pressure
must be brought as would make the In
surgents cease warfare. This would be n
difficult matter, out it could be accom-
plished.
Secretary Fish is emphatic in denying
that the United States desire acquisition
of Cuba. They only wish peace re-
stored, slavery abolished and commerce
allowed to resume its course. The powers
are asked to express their opinion upon
the proposed means of accomplishing
these ends.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, January 3.-flour-Duil
and steady; Howard street w estern su-
perior 81 0O(d4 so; extra 81 5OCG5 90;
family So 5O(J7 W. Wheat-Quiet ard
firm; No. 2 western red 81 33(a1l 30;
Pennsylvania red 81 36@l SS. Corn
Dull western mixed, new, 62!c. Oats
Quiet; western white 43Ca44c; western
mixed 4OG42 Rye-Dull and nomin-
al. Hay-Quiet and steady; Maryland
and Pennsylvania s22 Oota25 OO. Pro
visions-Quiet and steady. Pork-A'
SD So Bulk Mcat-Loose nominal;
packed shoulders sI@Sic; sides 1ls@
iltc; bacon, steady, shoulders lO(sl0tc;
sides l2sGl3c; hams l5i@l6c. Butter
Dull Petroleum-Sleadyi crude C9Itci
refined Isc. Coffee-Dull and steady;
BIO cargoes l6t9l9c, jobbing al Tho
2Oc. Whisky-Dull and heavy at
81 "a
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COLUMBIA MOUSE,

MOS. icn AND loel MARKET STREET.
IN Wbesling. w. vss wshys osd sssnd'
PHIL. uEDEBT, Prspssssss.
Yint-cias Rooms, nnt-eiss liable. and
Fint-clans StabIea- Call and - tor your
self GUARANTEES ssfisfseuon ana snssp
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New York Market.

NEW YORK. January 3.-Cotton-
Dull at l3f@1S 7.16c; futures closed
quiet; January 13 5-S2@I3 S-16c; Feb
ruary 1S 5-l6@13 l1-S2c; March l3 1882
G13 9-l6c; April 13 6 25-32@lS ll-26c;
May l46,l4Ic; June IA 1904 49,
32c; July IA l3-32@l4 7-l6c; August IA
l5-S2@l4 1890. Flour-Less active;
receipts $1,000 barrels; superfne State
and western 81 25@4 so; common to good
extra $4 1905 35; good to choice S. 400
5 so; white wheat extra $5 9597 76; ex-
ira Ohio 81 s0@7 %; st. Louis IS 25@
9 90; Minnesota patent process, extra
good to prime, SC 1907 rs. Rye Flour
Quiet and unchanged. Corn Meal
Steady; western 50 1908 so. Wheat
Dull and scarcely so firm; receipts 10000
bushels; No. Chicago spring, store,
81 22t; No. 3 do nominal at 81 O7@1 08;
No. , Milwaukee 81 2491 %; No. l
Milwaukee, in store, 81 81, No. 3 do, IN
store, 81 o.; winter red western, good,
81 81; Minnesota 81 80; rejected spring
81 %; No. ungraded do 99c@$l IA; No.
l do 81 Is; white western 81 50@l So.
Rye-Firm; western 88c; Canada in bond
SUc. Barley Dull anu auCuahSOu. Soin
Receipts $1,000 bushels; fair demand
for export and home trade; western mixed,
graded, 67}@6s!c, old western mixed
73G 75c; mixed 73(975c; mixed, no grade,
6O(G604c;. Oats-Duli; receipts $1,000
bushels; mixed western and State 44(9
4Sc; white do 46@5Oc. Hay-Steady;
shipping SOC. Hops-Firm; eastern, west
ern and New York State l0@l6c; Cali
fornia l7(920c Rio Cotfee-Quiet and un-
changed. Sugar-Quiet and unchanged.
Molasses es-Quiet and unchanged. Rice
Dull and unchanged. Petroleum Firm
er; crude 7:@74c; refined lSa@lS4c; in
cases l7@l9tc; nsptha $1,000. Rosin-
Dull; strained 67!@70c. Turpentine-
Spirit. frmer at 3Sc. Eggs-Easy; west.
ern 2S@3Oc. Pork-Dull; new mess
pork $40 rs. Dressed Hogs-Firmer:
western sI@sic. Beet quiet. Cut Meats
Western quiet; western long clear
middles lOic:: Lsrd-Firmer; prime
steam 12s@l2 l5-l6c; February lSs.
Butter-W l6@25c; State 23@3lc.
Cheese-Quiet; 6@12!c. whisky-$l lS.
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The tweed Suits.

New YORK, January a'--There was II
large attendance in the Supreme Court,
before Judge Westbrook, this morning.
The two suits against WIN. NJ. Tweed
for six millions and one million respec-
lively, being first and second on the cal
andcr. VIM. NJ. Tweed, Jr, was the
only member of the Tweed family pres
ent. The argument was begun by David
Dudley Field, challenging the array OF
the twenty. toar struck jurors in case No.
|. The court declined to set down case
No = tor any particular day until the
defendants counsel had seen the papers,
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, NUM-.
y CIPAL Court Of Wheeling.
James p. Rogers,
VA s.. -r .t.
Mary Ann Hargreaves. .Administratrix, OF
the estate Of John l.. Harsresves, decd,
and Others,

IN cHAScIRY. rl
By virtue Of decree entered In the
above entitled cause on the 10Th day of
November, 1875, IL was ordered that this
cause be referred to one OF the Commits
sioners OF said Court TO take, state and
/. An account OF the liens upon the real
estate OF which the said John l.. Har-
greaves, died seized and possessed.
The amounts m ana ,a,P PrioIaadesa sna acmsaSs OF snSn
against the estate ofthe said John L. Har-
graves, decd. ...-.
5. The reasonable cash value OF the piece
or parcel OF land named In, the lien filed
In this cause, aud whether the same shall
be sufficient TO pay or and discharge all
the liens, claims and demands against said
estate.
hands of the DESCENDANT. Mary Ann Har:
graves, subject 10 tho payment OF said
liens, claims and demands.
s. To take, state and settle the accounts
OF the administration OF said John l. Har-
greaves estate.
8. Any other matters which may be-
deemed pertinent, or which may be re-.
quired by any OF the parties In interest.
And it was further provided In said de-
cree that notice OF the time and place OF
taking the said account should be given by
successive weeks, in some newspaper OF
general circulation within the county oi
Ohio, and that such publication should Ice
equivalent TO personal service OF notice
upon sll parties concerned.
Notice IL hereby given that will, on
Saturday, January Is, 1875, commencing at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, At my office, No. llG Chap
line street, In the city OF Wheeling, " est
Virginia, proceed TO take, state and report
upon the matters required by the terms oi
said decree as Is hereinbeiore set forth.
X. q. BARR,
decI2oaw-i Commissioned.
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Pb,,adeIphia Market

PHILADELPHIA, January 3.-Flour-
Dull; superane 81 00G 4 5oi extra s. 20
G525; lows, Wisconsin and Minnesota
extra family s. 50(G6 SO; state, Ohio and
Indiana S. 1906 rs; high grades 81 %
as so. Whest-Dull and weak; Penn
syly.nia red 81 3eCd,l 80; western do
al O5Ial l5; amber 81 SS(Gl 40. Rye
At soc. Corn-Inactive; yellow new
57G,s3c; white new 5sCG6Oc. Oats-Not
wanted; mixed 42G45c; white 45e5Oc.
Whisky-Iron bound a. 81 10. Petrole.
um-Crude l0ic; refined l23. Seeds
Clover l2,c. Butter-DalI and prices
nominal. Cheese-firmly held; western
fine l2.Gl3c. Eggs-LimIted demand
fresh western 29c.
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Archbishop Lederchowskix.

LONDON, January "A special from
Berlin says Archbishop Lederchowskls
imprisonment will terminate on the 30
of February The Catholics OF Germany
propose to celebrate the day in an ap-
propriate manner. Deputations from
Reichstag and Lantlay will wait on the
Archbishop and tender their congrstuls-
tions. Archbishop Lederchowskis per-
sists in his refusal to acknowl-
edge the jurisdiction of the
new Ecclesiastical Court or the
validity of his deposition. 1t is expected
that the Government will return HIM as
it did the Bishop Of Paderborn, unless
he prefers to quit the country. The
whereabouts of the Archbishop of Co
logne are still secret The Iaks:eit'ng
invites diocesans desiring to present him
with their New Years Fluctuations to
leave their cards at its publishing office
for Transmission.
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N.wrcar. Day In Quebec.

QuEBrc, January 3.-On New Years
day II battery consisting o. about 81
men and four guns, the latter decked
with evcrgreens and ribbons marched
through the lower part ol
The town, calling at and sa-
lu,lng IN Champlain street where Gen
Mon gomery was killed and the spot in
South and Mattel street made famous by
the attack of Gen. Arnold.
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New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, January 3.-Beeves-
Receipts $3.50 head, making $3.50 head
for the week, against G, ,O2O head last week.
The quality was common to good, with q
few fancy to premium steers. The de-
mand was light and trade dull at de-
cline of tc from Friday Common to
choice native steers and oxen sold at 8!@
l25c. Some of the finest cattle retsiled
at l2S@l3!c. There were no Texas and
Cherokee cattle on sale. Medium to
good Illinois steers sold at Sc 50@7 80
per cwt; sold in lots TO wholesale slsugh.
terers at 50 50@l0 SO. Another failure
among the wholesale saughterers was
announced to-day. Liabilities $4,000.
Sheep and Lanbs-Arrivals yesterday
and to-day 4,4O0 head, making 1880
head for the week, against 1920 head
last week. The feeling is better than it
has been for several days back, and n
fair business is recorded at 5I97c for or
dinary to extra sheep. A lot of extra
Canada lambs sold at &c.
Swlne-Receipts 2,460 head, making
1890 head for the week, against 23,64O
head last week. None on sale alive, but
the demand was better, and good corn
fed hogs could have been sold ut 7ic;
dressed scarce at 9iGGlOc; city SIC.
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InRugurated.

MILWAUKEE, January 3.-Hon. Har-
rison Ludlngton, Governor elect, with
other State officers elect, were inaugura-
ted ut Madison to-day. The attendance
was large. y special tram left here car
rying number of Milwaukeeans. The
inauguration took place amid the firing
OF cannon and the playing Of bands, and
tonight reception is being held, and a
grand ball given in the Assembly and
Senate Chambers.
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Prosecution Diamisscd.

BROOKLYN, January 3--The prosecu-
ton of Loader and Price, indicted for
perjury in connection with the Tilton,
Beecher trial last year, was dismissed to-
day on the application Of the District
Attorney Tor notLe Proseqae before
Judge Moore in the Court OF Sessions,
the ground Of the motion being that the
stfidavits of these persons were not made
to be used in Court, but simply TO affect
public opinion.
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The p.mu,,inx Kansa. Treasurer.

KANSAS CITY Mo, January 3,-Ihe
Tone, has special from Seneca, Kansas,
the home of Lsppin, the detauIiing
State Treasurer, which states that LspPin
and Scroffo:d, his brother-in'lsw, owe
s5O.OOO to parties in Nemehs county,
Scrotiord absconded just after the expos
ure OF the school bond frauds,
An his personal property was attached
and suits for over $4,000 were brought
today against him and Lsppin, one of
them by Bruner, Treasurer of Nemeha
county for $1,000, for which he holds
Lappin's receipt as State treasurer but
for which amount Lsppin failed to ac'
count to his successor.
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Cincinnati Market.

CIxCIsSATI, January 3.|Cotton-
Quiet at l2sc. Flour-Firm and un-
changed. Wheat-Quiet ai 81 25,el 30.
Corn-Pirrn at 45taice. osts-Dull At
S5ta4:e. Barley-Quiet and unchanged
Rye-Qaie, and hrma at 7s(9SOc. Pork
Dull a, $40 60. Lsrd-Stsady; steam
l2ic; kettle. l2Gl3ic. Bulk Meats and
Bacon-Quiet aud unchanged WHISKY
Steady st 81 IL.
Hogs-Dull; common 10 good light
80 15Ca7 90; fair TO good packing 81 %
o. Is; choice heavy 81 s5oI u.
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pr.para,,ons for a celebration.

LOUISVILLE, January Am enthusi'
a,,ic meeting of citizens was held TO.
night TO arrange preliminaries for cele-
brsting Mardigrass. A committee of
twenty was appointed to prepare an ad-
dress to the public. 1t Is expected the
celebration will .urpass anything ever
seen in Louisville. Migstea Grewe
Momuo will take part in brilliant ap'
naral
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Ieyi.la,ure Of Colorado.

DENVER, January S.-The Legislature
met to-day. The House elected Alfred
Buffers Speaker. The Council will per
feet its organization tomorrow. The
session will probably be short and devoid
of more than local interest as the Consti'
tutional Convention is preparing the
State Constitution.
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what it Takes to Ran Sheep Ranch
I'm Texas.

Pleasanton CTexas) stock Journal.
All that is needed to start sheep
ranch is two jackasses, two Mexican boys,
one Mexican man, one sack of frijoles
Mexican beans), some coffee and few
extras, 1900 ewes and twenty to thirty
bucks, and n gun to kill game. The
Mexican ewes, if bought ir August, will
cost $3.50 to 81 %. A Mexican
boy will cost So to $40 a month,
and the man about $40 a month; jack
asses S25 each; the trijoles three cents a
pound; altogether, for the first year.
about SO, 500. The ewes will yield from
y to2s pounds Of wool, which will bring
about "a cents per pound, and then come
the lambs, which will double the herd II
properly taken careof. A man then has
from his investment OF $500 5000 sheep
and upwards of $500 for the sale of the
wool
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The very best wOr d one at
the very lowest figures.
Estimates and samples furnished on
short notice. Give US an order and be
convinced.
LEWIS BAKER 4 GO.
aupll

NEW DYING GANDCLEAN!SGE EsTAB-
N SISHMENT, by Mr.. Joseph bchmatk.
inetz, No. l7aj Market Street, north
end Of Market Street Bridge. In my
employment is Mr.. Louis Dandelir, ana
lytic chemist from Paris, France. All
kinds OF Shawls, Dresses, Ribbons, anh AL
Iinds Of SIIk and Wooien goods Cleaned
or dyed on short notice and prices IN give
satisfaction. Black wooden goods rams
formed In color, viz; Drab, Dark Green.
Maroon, Dark Rubis, California, Bis
marck, without injury 20 nbrcs or fabric
mems Clothing In the best of style.
samples OF work can be seen at any time
in my establishments. Patronage solicited.
nOyJtbSAT
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Excitement Over Decision Of IL Inv
Suit,

LOUISVILLE, Sanuary "a special
from Clarksville, Tenn, to the Courier.
Journal says the SUIT of the creditors of
the Memphis, Clarksville and Louisville
railroad against Clarksville and Mont
gomery county was decided by the Su.
preme Court in favor OF the defendants,
who thus get 100000 on the original
Judgment in their favor There is great
excl,ement. The schools were dismissed,
the courts adjourned, speeches were
msde, the bells rang and bonfres lighted.
Clarksyille was never so excited before.
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DESTROYED by Fire.

LITTLE Rock, Sanuary 3. The store
house of Walter Caldwells, in Augusta,
opposite this city, wa. burned Saturday
afternoon by the explosion OF coal oil
lamp. 1t is valued At 81 500 and insur.
ed TOR 81, 700 in the insurance agency OF
J. T. Trezevant
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Another Explosion.

LEXINGTON, KY, January Am ex-
ploslon took place this morning at Ham
on's Steam Mine, eighteen miles from
here near the village of Leesburg, by
which Andrew and Charles Hamon and
a man named DreskIll were killed.
Hamons father had his leg broken.
The mill is said to be totally destroyed.
The Hamons resided in Greenbnrg, In
diana.
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Accepted.

WASHINGTON, January S.-E1.Gov
Carpenter, Of Iowa, has accepted the po'
sition OF Second ControlershIp oil the
Treasury. ~
Reports from Texas that several hun.
drei Comsnches are on the ~ar-path,
is incorrect.
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yew York Dry Goods Market.

NEw YokK, January s.-BusIness
light and un,mpor,snt il all departments
OF The package trsde. Utica steam milPs
xide-sheetings are reduced BY agenn,
and Utica Nsnpsriel Snirtiags are now
ls.c with trade discount Prinu 9uies
but steady. woolsn goods moved SLOW
". and foreign goods are very dull.
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Cnucus Nominations.

ST. PAUL, MINI January The
le stature meets tomorrow: The Re
publicans have q majority in both houses
In the caucus tonight Of the Republican
members of the House OF Representatives,
w. K. Kerny, of STEELE county, was nom
mated for speaker.
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A CnINAMAN at Truckee, California,
being detected the other day in an At
tempt to steal a p ece of rubber hose, was
kicked around the entire block 10y the
irate owner, and after he had thoroughly
exhausted himself and worn out the seat
OF the Celestials psntaioons, John calm
" propounded the following question:
"You no lkee leudum?'
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ExpIo.,on nj steubenviIIe.

PITTSBURGH, January S.--The boiler
of the Ashland Woolen Mills, at Steu-
benville exploded with terrific force
about four o'clock this afternoon, instant
ly killing VIM. Sutherland, gineer and
damaging the building to the extent OF
sS OOO
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Memphis Items.

MEMPHIS, January 3.-Scatfolds are
being erected IN the Jail yard here and
cour, house for the execution of Frank
Scott enG Bill William, both colored, who
are to be- hung next Friday.
No arrests have been made Of any OF
the parties concerned in the shooting in
the Bolton-Stinson homicide at Randolph
lanlinW
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Robbed.

HAzLEToN, IND, January S-At
Yankton, about SIX o'clock this evening,
George Smith while returning from the
bank with $l,400, which he had just
drawn, was knocked down bya blow on
the head from hesvy weapon and rob-
bed of the whole ani1unt A large re-
ward is offered for the apprehension Of
the robber.
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Chess Tournament.

CLrvELASD, January 3.-The series OF
game. of chess between Alberoin, OF
New York and Max Judd, OF - LOUIS,
bessn to-day. 1t ~as decided that the WIN
ner of the first six games should be de-
clsred victor The first game vas
Sc,,cb game and It WAS won By Judd.
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Oueen Isabella.

LoSpoN, January 3-The Paris cor
respondent of the Times reports that the
condition OF Queen Isabella's health
causes anxiety. Great prostrstion fol-
lowed an attack of the measels which
still continues
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From our reports tins morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-day
will be partly cloudy, with northwest
to southwestwinds and lower tempera-
ture
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Burned.

CINCINNATI, January 3.-A large
barn belonging to the North family at
Lebanon, o., was burned Saturday night,
together with thlrty.seven head of fac
Imported cattle, and full winter supply
of grain and hay. Loss, heavy; cause,
ipcendiarism,
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Herdicf Of Guilay.

CoUxcIL BLUFFS, Iowa, jar uary .
Tn the celebrated case Of Frederick New
berter. accused Of the murder OF DR.
H.,,on., Some months ago, the jury this
evening, amer absence Of one hour. re-
turned . verdict o. guilty OF murder IN
the first degree.
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Rf6lkR,

SPRINGFIELD January S.-The oper-
tives at the Blackinton Woolen Mills
struck on account OF ten per cent reduc.
ton. They have burned the barn OF the
manager and have Threatened his iitei
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Eseapei.

NASHVILLE, January Bill Smith
a noted criminal and desperado, escaped
from the penitertisry last night. he
had served two years out of a term OF
twenty-siX.
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Union "A Rock Island


ToLxpo. January 3-Flour-euiet
ana unchanged. Wheat t-Actve; extra
white Michigan 81 2s; amber Aichig An
81 ley9l cot. Corn-No grade, new.
ilG llc; damagad 4oc. Osts-Dullj No.
, sellsr February and March at a.e.
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A special from Rome says reliable pFi-
vsts intelligence received there confirms
tho reports Of , serious disagreement
b.tvs AN the Khedivs and Mr.. Cave.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-04
The Pope aud the Turkish Insurrec'
tiOuIats,

The Grand Elzer recently requested
the Pope to JOIN his good offices with the
Catholic insurgents in Herzegovina with
view of peace. The Pope has accord
ingly instructed Cardinal Franchi to in
ouire into the condition of affairs there.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-04
Honor. TO E..Pre..aent johnson.

WASHINGTON, January 3.-Senator
Cooper, of Tennessee, on the llth inst.
will introduce a resolution relative 10
the death of Andrew Johnson, when
eulogies will be delivered.