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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-07
WHEELING REGISTER.
90
Associated Press Report. BY Western
Onion = al2s; %s;,s sinSs sns Ssae 6sS5fR3 'of'
-fHE RIVAL SHIPS
THE SoouRIER AHEAD
And Gets the Delegates OF Marion,
MARSHALL, wet.eI, MonO"Salts,
Tyler, Pleasants, Randolph
,,..- md Wood. EVERYTHING
ID Lovely. t-
PARKERsBURa, 81 P. NJ, June 8.

PARKERsBURa, 81 P. NJ, June 9.
Special to the Register.
The Graham left before the. Courier,
but stopped at the lower wharf for si1ty
kegs of beer. The Courier passed her
and kept the lead to Parkersburg. The
Courier made nine landings, getting all
the delegates from Marshall, Marion,
Monongalia, Randolph, wetzel, Tyler
and Peasants counties. The Graham did
not stop but once between Wheeling and
Psrsersburg9 we0getl ADDITIONAL dele
gates here. The day is charming and
everything lovely. b.
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Prom Mexico.

CITY MEXICO, May 3O.-The events
for the past two weeks have all been in
favor of the government, and Indicate
unms tskably the approaching failure OF
the revolution. The Insurgents have
suffered reverses everywhere, and tnelr
sympathzers are rapidly decreasing.
General Alatore gained great victory
on May 10Th, in Oxaca over the
revo ,utionary forces The latter lost
nearly 1900 killed and wounded and
many pris soners Among the latter are
Generals Mir and Tersnd Zaimscins.
The government casualties were 600
killed and wounded, among the latter
being General Corella The Fed
erals gained another important victory
ia Tiazco on the 28th. General
Cartins broke his parole and escaped,
and issued pronunciamento II he
reaches the Rio Grande be will probably
give some trouble to General Viceute.
Riva Balacco has also issued pronun
ciamento.
1t is reported that Don Carlos, Gen
Darregary and party OF friends are IN
this cItv.
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THE example OF ABDUL AzIz, IN put
ting himself out of the way, is good one
for dethroned rulers. 1t saves good
Gesl of troubre in the affairs of State and
makes things much lovelier for bis sue
cessor. A dethroned king is always a
thorn in the Aesh to the reigning
sovereign, and as far as any practical use
he is. can we'll be dispensed with
We presume MUBAD ErFKSDI will
take great pleasure in giving his uncle q
magnificent funeral, and will plant him
with considerable degree Of satistac.
ton. We imagine VIC can see him stand.
ing over the dead body of his late uncle
and repeating with great unction the
joke which hss been published in at least
thousand of our exchanges "ABpuI
AzIz is pow ABDUL as wAs' 20 .
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Indian Expedition.

DRNvKR, Col, June eight compa-
r,ies Of the Fifth cavalry, under command
of Lieut.. Colonel Carr, passed through
here to-day, en- route to join General
Crooks expedition. The detachment
numbers four hundred men Hunters
from the head waters of the Republican
say that the Cheyennes apd Araapshoes
are leaving in large numbers bound
north. 1t is supposed that they are 50.
ing to Join the Sioux.
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EaIne RepOrts.

INDIANAPoLIs, June 6.-The reports
which have been sents from here in re-
gard to the destitution, and the commun
list spirit prevailing here are grossly ex.
agerated, and have scarcely shadow Of
foundation in TACT The measures already
taken Tor relief are ample, and no trouble
is apprehended. Some of the sensational
letters sent from here, and published in
other cities are redioulously false and alb
surd.
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Head, Rinywonn, Ulcers, Sores,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in the
Bones, Side and Head, Female Weak
ness, Sterility, Lcucorrhea, Arising
rom internal ulccration. and uterine
disease, Syphilitic and Mcrcurial dis>
eases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emacia-
ton, General Debility, and for Puri-
flying the Blood -sj.
This Sarsaparilla is q combination ~
vegetable Observation-Disclosures MAN.
drake fellow Dock--with the Iotlidcs
of Potassium and Iron, and y sthe
most efficacious medicine yet known
Tor the diseases IL IL intended TO cure.
It's ingredients are 30 skilfully
combined that the full Alternative
effect of each Is assured, and while
t is 20 mild rs 70 be harmless even
to children, II is still no eifectual a
TO purge out from the system those
impurities and ccrrupdons which
develop into loathsome disease.
The reputation it enjoys b derived
from It's cures, and the confidence
which prominent ply ysicians nj over
the country rcpose In Il proves their
experience Of is usefulness. por
Ceriicaies aitcstmg its iyirtnes
have accumulated, and are = con
family being received, and as many
Of these cases are publicly known.
they furnish convincing esideDte Of
tbs superiority Of this SansPsrilla
over ever other alicfsiyemsdiclne.
So generally j. its superiority 70 any
other medicine known that we need
do no more than to assure the public
that the best qualities il has ever
possessed arc strictly mniotaines.
PREPIRED BYsi ~
Dr. J.,c. AVER L co., Loveils Mr..
Prsestsss sd Asssps..ni fhsAi.b
sY ALL pRroGwIs EvExswbs...-
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Phe committee adjourned.


Drrnorr, June 6.-The June meetin 9
of the National Trotting Park at hala-
uazoo, Michigan, commenced today
vsth two races, one 3 minutes ana tne
other 2l3O. The day vas nne ana .ne
t,.cL, In the best condition. The first
bs.t in ths three minute race vss won
in 2:sI by Neeme, owned BY B. +. Gaze,
Of Betrien Springs; second hest. Lady
VstA in a.sE owned By J. b Cornell, a'ns,
O, Ka,smasoo; third boat Esene' 2'S4s;
fourth heat. Neeme, 2:Ssi Neeme re-
ceiysd Srs, money, Lady Vesta second, {,
George Randall third. owned By Charles
Ncbols, Of Jackson, Michigan.
Marion, owned 6s d. r besseii. OF
Msdison. Indiana, Won three straight
heats OF the 2:so. raee in 2:s4, 2:Sll,
2:84i. ~
The races will be continued until
Friday. An exciting time is expected
Tomorrow. 49, t45 Abb Z >
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The Hawaiian Treaty.

WASHINGTON, June 6.-Ssm Ward,
whose name has been mentioned as au.
tnor,ty for the rumor that $35, 600 had
been disbursed to procure the passage of
the Hawaiian treaty bill, testified before
the Committee OF Ways and Means TO-.
day that he had reported to several gen
lemen what he himself had hesrd as an
idle rumor. He did not believe there
was any truth in it, but if there had
been, it would have been unprofessionai
in him to say so.
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swift Jus fee.

MEMPHIS, June Sam Anderson,
oclored, who was arrested here Monday
for attempting to outrhge Miss Vaughn,
of DeSoto county, and cutting the throat
Of her brother and leaving him tor dead,
was taken from the officers there yesterday
morning, by body of armed citizens,
hung His father, charged with being
accessory to tae attempted murder, is in
Herman do iail
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-07

RoBEET CoLLYER, in his Decoration
Day speech, did not appeal to passion and
prejudice and sectional hatred, but took
the opposite course, and among other
things said The sun cannot tell which
is rebel dust and which is loyal. IL is
all one to the sun" Whereupon all the
faithful Radical organs come out and
abuse him rs an spologist of treason, and
call him all manner Of hard names. Mr..
CoLLYRR should remember that the
Radical organs acknowledge only the
Gospel of hate.
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Bank Troubles.

MONTREAL, June 6-The Metropoli-
tan Bank of Montreal is in difficulty. 1t
is proposed to reduce the stock and ANAL
gamate the concern with some other
bank. Serious charges are made against
the, directors by Mr.. Rhodes, OF Quebec,
who claims $4,000 damages, owing to HE
being deceived into buying sock OF the
bank, through highly colored documents
issued by the directors. He also charges
the directors with using money belong
ing to the bank for their own private
ends.
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RArLsoAD Bosps-Firm.
STATE SEcUKITIEs-Quiet-

srocKs-opened strong and prices sd-
ysnced, and for few moments the mar
ket had the appearance Of baoyaney,
Western Union advancing 70 70t. Sub
seauently & general depression set In,
which earned down prices 10 per
cent, the greatest declipe beiDg in 81.
P.ul preferred, Lake Shore Western.
Union and Pacific Asil Al tbs
clo.e the lowest pr.ees Of the day
we're generally current. the decline
from he opening prices being ! 70 ~
per cent the latter in Missouri P.ciac-
Tr,n,sction l23 90 shares, ofvhich III
COO we're Pacific Mail $40 o westers
Union. 1900 ST. Paul. 1000 Esie, y coo
lake shore and 1000 ohiOs
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II ullfgan.

Nrw YoRK, June Ga dispatch 70 the
Times from Boston says James Null.
gan reached Boston last evening, and
when asked what he thought Of Blaine's
statement he answered emphstically:
He has not read sill the letters and
never will. He will keep back the ones
that would do him the most harm
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mills 10 be Closed.

BosroN, June 6. Ths Atlantic Cotton
Mills, at Lawrence, have issued circular
stating that the mills viii be closed BY
the l0th inst, owing to embarrasments,
Notice is given that the payments FOL
improvements have become due, and the
treasurer has tafen care Of them up to
this time. The total indebtedness ]:
$s42, 500. It may be reduced to s6l7 .O0C
by the sale of personal property. The
assets of the company above their in
debtedness is estimated at $l,ISZU
With the return of better times the
property will be as valuable as ever.
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TIE danger of restriction in liquor
selling in England is said to be that the
moderate drinker would be made uncom-
Portable without keeping the drunkard
from getting all the liquor he wanted in
AN underhand Way. ; .--
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A CORRESPONDENT writes to us from
Simpson, baylor county, West Va, in
reference to the school exhibition. which
took place on the I'd inst The exhibit
bition was held in the Baptist Church OF
that place, and those taking part in the
performance acquitted in fine style. But
the pleasure of the entertainment was
mared by the presence OF a
few drunken men who attempted
TO make bar-room of the
church. He then says they have no
license in that county, but like all towns
that have no license, the people keep 1t at
home. He also says that the county is
sadly afflicted with thieves, who have
stoled considerable money and merchan-
dize from the farmers.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New YORK, June g. - MONEY
Closed easy at 2G3 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper i(96 per cent. Customs
receipts, s255, 900. The Assistant Treas
urer disbursed $4,000. Clesrings sl5.-
900. 900. Sterling firm for sixty days a.
4s7i, three days 1891. -.y.E-.
GoLD-0pened and closed at 1l2s.
with sales in the interim al ll23. BOr.
rowing rates l@3 per cent per annum
and l.64 per cent per diem. Loans were
also made fiat -sHS.e
GovERsNESTs-Acti snd hrm, vita
a fractional advance in sone cases.
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IN 4AIihusinesslette and con-
munieal,ess,T iHtended for
,n,s paper, should beaddress-
,eassrHEKEsIsTER.w wheel
islS. W! Vaall, l.'a 'iHa 80 IL,
Democratic and Conservative State
~ 90 81 f;onyention, - '''' n

vr,ur DEMoCRATIC AND CONsERfAi
i TIVE party of West Virginia, are re-
ooested TO appoint delegates to meet In
the city o, Charleston, on rh"rsday 'fne
n an dsyl Of yuss, lat 10 o'clock A. m ior
nrnose of nominating candidatef for
.na nt,,cas of Governor, Auditor, IN
urar Attorney General, State supsrln peh-
Ami OF Free schools, and three Judge - Oh
tne Court of Appeals. Also for the pur-
nose OF appointing two Delegates from
zach CONGRESSIONAL district OF the State,
and four Delesstes--from the State at
large. to represent West Virginia In
the Democratic National Convention, to
he held I'm 50. Louis on the 9th day OF
lime, for the nomination Of candidates for
President and Vice Pnasident OF the United
states, the selection Sian Electoral Ticket,
aud the transaction of such other proper
business as may come before the said Con-
yention.
All Democratic nd Conservative voters
of the State, witho,.t regard to past pohti-
cal differences, who are opposed to politi-
cal corruptioa In high places, are cordially
Invited to participate in the meetings
called to appoint said Delegates.
ALEX. CAMPBELL, Chairman.
J.W. GALbAHER, Sec'y.
Democratic papers of the State please
copy. ....- -...s . .r.
PARKERsBURG, March y, 1875. mrll
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The grasshopper is burden again in
Minnesota. All attempts to,dAstroy them
have proved failures. In one place the
experiment was tried in the spring of
burning over the prairie IN hopes of de-
stroying the lsrve. but, in walking over
the burnt places the young hoppers are
seen moving about ss lively as ever.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-07
Ch,ease Municipal War.

CHICAGO, June q. An fnformaton n
the nature of q writ Of quo oatTunto wAs
fled this morning against Mayor Colvin
by friend Of his, in order to bring the
case to the State Supreme Court and Sc
cure decision favorable 10 him before
an election shall be held. .isIl = -
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Now that BLAINE hssjoined the MUL.
LlGAN guards, it will be in order for him
to make a search among the forgotten
letters of oNKLlse and MORTON. They
ought to be attended to.
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1VxNO13teRABI;4sE.

ton. The RraIs9fRs afatb- bstseryis %
ing opened up-but tlmidly, however
Mr.. Anonymous, who sobtsined his Ssin'
formation" at second hand, sent the REa.
IsrERa card, dirty but cautious on the
first instant. It is dated "Moundsville,
June lst." The dirty but cautious card,
and the editors dirty, but scautlous com.
nents,wsrediscreetly reserEedpntI the
tH&im's hack was turned. Major Sween-
ksys lpktol sdisciPiine, and his eoanssla 4
fearless discharge OF his professional duty
in the Sweeney libel suit, have taught the
mud-shooters an excellent lesson.-Stand
ard Of yesterday.v, .~-Qya ..sa~e
We publish the above simply to show
the public the animus that actuates the
publishers Of that journal toward our
selves. Failing TO fight US manfully and
above board upon the political issues in
question, they repeatedly stoop to the
questionable method Of dragging law
suit before the public in which one of the
proprietors Of that paper is chief counsel
and pecuniarily deeply interested, on the
one side; and part of the proprietors
of this Journal on the other, and which
suit is not yet determined. What their
motive is in thus referring to it, if given
the mildest interpretations, may be de-
fined as remarkably singular.
Soured and bittered by defeat, with
external and internal strife and perhaps
dissolution, they wildly sling their poison,
not knowing whore, until like the asp,
in their anger and madness, they hasten
their death throes, by their own venom
GUS sting. IN {
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MRS. LEyERMoRE is a motherly-iook'
ing woman OF fifty, and she says that to
a proposal [ot marriage girls frequently
answer YES when they are aware that
thew ought to answer "No."
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

For Scrofuln, and all
scrofulOus diseases, Fry.
sipelas, Rose or 81. An
thongs Fire, Eruption
and Euptiye diseases
Of the skin, Ulcerations
Of the Liver, Stomach,
Kidneys, Lungs, Pim-
pies, Pustules, BOils,
Blotches, Tumors, Tct-
,ar Calf Dt.utu grolI
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RfrN.

RlLrrnoal June s-The fruit md
oyssr packing establishment ao b
Schoenberg & Co. on Wolfe sire T.
burned tins morning. LosA Ss5. 800; in
sursnce. S25, ,0O0 .t7o-si'fta
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The veather to-day ,o1a be partly
cloudy, NTH souaherly to "0rtherly 0'Tds'
and r,s,no Temperature. ' De. '. ..'.
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NEW DYING AsDCLEASLSe EsTAs

IN sIsHMEST, by Nr. Joseph schmatz-
fnstz, No. I75 Market Street, north
end ~ Market Street Bridge. In my
en- pIoyment IL Mr.. Louis Dandeifr, ana
FINDS OF sha Wis, Dresses, Ribbons, and all
Kinds OF sllk snd Woolen goods Cleaned
or dyed on short notice and prices 70 give
satisfaction. Black wooIen gooos trans
formed in color, viz. Drnb, Dark Green,
Maroon, Dark Rubis, California, Bis
CoIorfng, Cleaning and Repairing Gen tle-
menf Clothing In the best OF style.
sam pies Of work can be seen NJ any time
in my establishment Patronage solicited
novSfht<kT
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.IainA4ot cmonAtribna.ioh was Y made to
the Centennial the other day in the shape
of meteoric stone, Kissing hot.
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nARRIRD.

RAMMELsBER6-wHEAT--At the
20 rtli ~ eet N. r Church. by Rev. Df. J.
Mex. Reilly, OscAR RAnnELasER1 OF
CINCINNATI, 70 MIks KATE =. WHEAT, OF
this city.
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According to the latest intelligence
from Rome the hsProspect Of Of an under
standing between SPAN and the Vatican
s sgood.s IS IN t3 saS-
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A Marid special states that the Minis
ter OF War read, in Congress, to-day, u
bill fixing the strength Of the permanent
army at 100000 men. -
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A Vienna dispatch says . siI weein
armistice has been agreed upon eesseen
the Turks and insurgsata -.rr-s
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Order Aya,ns. an American Paper.

BERLIN, June 6-ln consequence Of
the judgment of the Bremen Court,
Bismarck has issued an order prohibiting
tor two years the circulation in Germany
Of the Nordamerdkes, the weekly edition
OF the Philadelphia VotkesbtdH.
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they ought to answer "No."
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-02
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL

SATURDAY EVENING, Jan. l, 1876 d.
The banks and public offices being closed to-
day. nothing whatever TRANSFERRED i'll the money
market. In fact we have recollection Of any
previous New Year holiday when our finaIcia
circle seemed to have entirely intermitted their
usual operations or so completely confined them
selves to limited Office business.
Commercial transactions were equally sus-
pended, little or nothing having been done but in
The retail trade, in which most stores were closed
at an early hour.
The Cotton Exchange and the Merchants Ex-
change were closed. Very little done in our
duce. In the former no including 2S6 bales and
an additional list late yesterday. the Gales, far
as reported, were confined to 200 bales, and
nothing TRANSFERRED to indicate any variation in
Total SUSPENSION Of kilograms from ali quarters.
Under these circumstances repeat, with
reference, our previous quotations, as follows:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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to what the author considers its natural re.
suits IN French atheism and the reign Of
terror. he then traces its revival in Hume
and the Mills to its second development, as
he views it. in the evolution philosophy Of
Darwin and Spencer and the atheism of Buch
ner. The chief line of refutation, however, is
in the attempt to establish the opposite sys-
tenn OF rational philosophy. The author vim
dicates the intuitive powers OF the soul, and
restates the argument from design in view OF
the evolutionist objections.
Joaquin Miller has confded to cores
pondent Of the Louisville Courier Journal GER
tain facts regarding his past life, from which
| 1t appears that he "came from God-forsaken,
impecunious, wandering race" that, as near
as he can tell, he was born in Cincinnati in
| 1841; that he ran away from his home in Cali
| fornia, was captured by the Modocs, lived
| with them nearly five years, loved them,
| learned their language, fought with them.
| and escaped from them to San Francisco, in
1858; that he then went to Oregon, studied
law, and was admitted to the bar in 1860;
that he shortly afterwsrd became editor Of q
newspaper; that in 1866 he was elected Dis
irict Judge of Oregon, in which position he
served tor four years; that he was married in
1868. and didn't know OF one pleasant moment
after that for years; that his very first poem
was babbled at his mothers breast, and that
he is now at work on a new poem called
" Ariadne: A Dream of I aly."
The condition Of Turkey will remind tn,
curious Of the old rhymed prophecy which
has dropped out of common recollection. It
is sal to have been made in 1853:
&C In twice two hundred years the Bear
Tie Crescent shall assail
But if the Cock and Buli unite,
The Bear shall not prevail.
But look in twice ten years again,
Let Islam know and fear,
The Gross shall x-the Crescent wane,
Grow pale and disappear"
1t will be twice ten years next spring
from the conclusion Of the Crimean War