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For FrIend,hip sake Only.
rhe Death Of Gen Crook Not Yet
Confirmed.

OMAHA, June 11.-Up to noon to-day
40 confirmation of the painful rumcr
that, since the fall Of Custer, the Indians
turned on Crook and destroyed his COM
maad, including himself, has been re-
ceived. The officers at headquarters say
That such a calamity is possible, though
not probable, as Crooks well-known
abilities and good-sized force will enable
him to prevent it. If beaten at all it
has been by overwhelming numbers. His
late fight on the Rose Bud Is, in the light
of recent events, considered victory.
SALT LAKE, via FoKT FETTERMAN,
July ll.-Last word from Crooks camp,
dated June 2S. A courier can reach
nero from him in scventy-two hours, ii
not waylaid. Seven companies of In
lantry escorted the supply train. We
have no news OF it since leaving. Are
expecting n courier from Crook daily.
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Grant st the Centennial.

From the Atlantic Monthly tor Juy.
There was an incident on the nsugu'
raj programme which tested the stale OF
public opinion and feeling like touch
stone. The President of the United
States came. spo~e and went without
applause. a few scattering cheers made
more apparent the silent indifference
with which he WAS received. Let the
truth be told in spite Of the reporters:
There were more grosns and Lisses
than huzzss ~ he finished his brief adj
dress Ten years ago earth and sky
would have shaken with the thunder of
mis- welcome. What n sublime posses
sion to have thrown AWAY the conlidence
and gratitude of nsti"ni He stood
there, rs il W ere discrowned and tiSown-
cd. the frock coat and black hat typify-
my the loss oi the glory he put ot for
ever with his uniform.
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Gov. Tilden Officially Notified or His
Nomination.

New YORK, July 1.-THE committee
appointed by the St Louis Convention
TO notify Gov. Tilden of his nomination
for the Presidency by the Democratic
party, waited on the Governor to night
nj his residence. Delegates from nearly
every State in the Union were present.
The Governor gave the committee cor
dial greeting. Gen. McClernand sd.
dressed the Governor, and outlined the
work of the st. Louis Convention. 1t
was august in character, patriotic in sem
tlment, and met at time
when civil authority was exposed
to fresh encroachments from the military,
when hard money was dishonored, and
virtually banished from circulation by
virtuous legislation; when peculstion and
corruption were sspping the foundations
of the government.
The convention determined TO save the
country and choose for their standard
bearer tried, true and trusted men.
Gen. McClernand then read the address
of the committee, conveying the Official
information OF the nomination 70 Gov
ernor Tilden. 1t stated that he
was nominated because his name was
prominently identified with reform, the
reduction of taxation, the maintenance
OF the rights OF the laboring masses, and
his record is one of untarnished purity
in the eyes of his countrymen.
Hon. w. b Hanna. ot Indiana, also
delivered loas address to the Gov.
error ON behalf of the Democrats OF In
diana, and pledging him their united
and entire support.
Governor Tilden replied, accepting
the nomination, and said he would soon
transmit formal letter of ac-
ceptsnce. He said he believed his
nomination was not mere personal
preference, but rather declaration in
favor OF administrative reform, with
which events had associated him in the
nh hlic rntrd
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Chicago Races.

CHICAGO, June 1.-The first day
races OF the Chester Driving Park sum-
mer trottinS meeting was held TO day.
The weather was very warm. The track
WAS in good condition, and the attend
ance fair.
The hrst race, three minute class, mile
heats. best three in five, was for purse
of Sl,OsO; 5000 70 the first, $500 to the
second, and 500 10 the third. Eight
started. Driver won, Scott Thomas I'd,
and Elsi 30. Time in four heats S23,
= 2S6i. 2.34!, and 23I.
The second race was for the 2:22 class,
for purse of 81, 400, $500 TO the hrst
horse, s40O to the second, and 500 to
the third. There were four starters
Nellie Irwin won the race, Joe Brown
second, and Siiversides third. The best
time was 2:27. Elsie was the favorite IN
the pools in the first race, and Joe Brown
in the second.
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AtiorneY-Eeneral Tmft.

WASHINGTON. July ia report has
been in circulation that Attorney General
Taft intends to resign, because, rs alleged,
of the removal by the President OF Dyer,
district-sttorney at ST. Louis, without at
first consulting him, and the appointment
If Bliss in his place. While 1t is true
that this change Was made by the Presa-
dent himself, the sttorney-general scqui-
esced in it, and therefore there is no such
disagreement between them as will ter
inmate their official relations. There Is
good authority for the above statement.
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a Hjnt Tor Hayes.

Philadelphia Timcs.l .,
The President is putting 1t. some good
work Tor Tilden. Having cleared the
Treasury Department of nearly all traces
of Bristnwism he has new turned his at
tentron TO the Department al ,,u>t'c" and
has dismissed District Attorney Dyer, OF
st Louis, whose efforts, in the face OF all
manner Of discouragemenL accomplished
the conviction of the whisky thieves IN
that city. 1t must be sufficiently under
sto"d throughout the country by this
time that there is TO be no more reform
nonsense under the present sdm,nistrs-
ton, and Mr. Hayes will need TO make
the issue with Grsntism sharp and un'
mistsksble if he would persuade the
country that r.form under Republican
rule will ever be resumed.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The deaths from sunstroke in New
York Yesterday excceded in number
those of snv nrevious dav for AZ wears.
excent JuIv > 1S72
c. N D.. A.. ,os.,,,,;. .,,
;.aoi. ueo M enhy' 'ne .in,.i ueiS's.ne P.y
~ "S;I;a oisG .eN, ~ pG'.''l Wy; o H. " "
ss;d 20 haSo arr;vad ~ ,hara ~ with two hoyos
each Containing about $4,000 in gold
coin.
Tvolro ao.,hs ,,ou s,ns,,oro bovo ~
Cured in Washington. ID. G. since Sat-
urdsv.
The DELEGATES from the Isrselites of the
limited States for the nurnose of found.
mo q Hebrew Collcge at Cincinnati. con
vened at Wizards hotel Baltimore, YES
terday: 100000 have already been sub.
scrlbed.
The President TODAY will nominate
Judpe I. N. Tvner. of Indiana. for most.
mastsr .genersl in nlsce of ,Iewell re
siSned
Th hoa;o, os.o s,rou,;,n ,o,s,ns
,,., No ~ ~" Vv" ,roUa,io, i :, IIs;r S.ve hoon
rocovered .judye Edwards. Captain
Miller and Neil Leitch, OF Marquette; !;
David Laurence and s. ii. Beardsiey, OF
,,.--- Al r.. r NJ Did.
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Escape OF Prisoners.

TorrKk, KS, July lisa muel Lsp-
pin. late state treasurer, who has been
confined in Jail here for the last siI
months. awaiting trial on the charge OF
forging district school bonds and purchss-
ing the anne while he was state treasurer,
escaped from jail this morning in
company with several other prisoners.
They effected their escape by saving
bars of the cell doors and the door TO the
outside. Several parties are in pursuit,
bat nothing has yet been heard from
them. Governor Osborne offers reward
of $500, the tuil amount allowed by law,
for the apprehension OF Lsppin, and
Sheriff Wsde offers an additional reward
of 5000.
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WASHINGTON, July 1.-The Presi-
dent mas received the following letter OF
oongratulation from HIS Majesty, King
Of Italy, on the occasion OF the centen-
NAL celebration:
Victor Emanuel, by the grace Of God ami
piu Of the nafiD,l, hvg Of ItGty 10 the
Prespdent Of the United States Of liner
icd, Greeting:
MY VERY DEAR AND GOOD FRIEND:
On the day upon which the great
American Republic celebrates the cen
tennial anniversary Of iH existence, It Is
our desire 10 address our congratulations
and those OF our people, to you person-
ally. and 70 the nation over which you
preside, and which, with admlra-
Bile sbIlity, you have succeeded
in directing 70 its noble destiny. Neither
the distance winch separates Us nor any
diffeeenoe of race will ever weaken IN US
and in our people ths: firm friendship
which unites US with the brave American
nation, with which for hundred years
Italy has had relations productive Of
mutual esteem, We are inclined 10
convey 70 you these sentiments so much
more readily for the purpose OF more
worthily ce lebrsting the memorable day
bv a monster exhibition 81 Philadelphia
You were pleased 10 invite 70 the festival
all nations Of the earth. Accept the a.
sursnces Of our highest esteem and friend
ship, together With prayers, which
ve offer 70 God, that He may have you,
nv very dear friend, in His holy keep
ing. -.
Given 3. Rome Oh the lllh of June,
1876.
Your good friend,
VfCToR ExAsUEL III.
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Nominations.

WAsHrSGroN, June 1.-The Presi-
dent has sent the followlr,; nominations
10 the Senate: james NJ reyner, of In
diana, now second sssis' ant Postmaster
General, 10 be Postmaster General, vice
Marshall Jewell. resigned; james Z.
Hoppecker, Jr, United States Attorney
for Delswsre, the nomination of George
s. Fisher, OF the District OF Columbia
for that position being hereby Withdrawn
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General Montgomery Reported

ST. LOUIS, July 1.-The is,ezt SC
counts from various sources respecting
the railroad robbers Is 70 the efeci that
General Montgomery is still on scout
for them. The repoh Is in circulation
,ha. Gen. Montgomery had becn killed In
= fghi with the robb-rs, but H could not
be iraced 70 any reliable source. There
il nox q reward Of $1,000 eseh for the
capture of the robbers, $500 sach by the
State, and the remainder BY the express
and railroad companies.
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4 Tax New. York Tribune notices that
ths Democratic party is being wonder
falb disciplined Tor the coming contest.
Itssys Mr. TiLpEN nomination has not
disturbcd Dcnocratic harmony in the
l9oet, aud no Democrat talks of boiling
An oi them have fallen, or are falling,
into nn" IN his support, rs easily and sys-
tep pntlaIIy ~ though they were but parts
b \ machine. There is possibly here and
thorr little pouting, but nothing that
M, rs ol resistance, or that even has the
ooDearsnCc oi talking back
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The Turks RetPsatIng.

BELGRADE, June 1.-THE Turks have
retreated from the right banks Of the
river Drins 70 Widden, and the Seryian
army has occupied several yill'-~- 10
ths, region. The population Of that
distric, have risen and joined the Servi
ans. The Servians, under General Ben.
ltan, fought a superior force Of Turks
for several hours on the 7th inst. at Kru.
chevas. The Turkish loss was consider
able. The Servians, with slight loss, cap
;ured some aags, quantity Of arms, aud
occupied several villages.
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FOREIGN.
The seryInns Hemmed In

PARIS, June 1.-The Turks have
captured Zaitschsr, and the Sorvisn gen.
ersl, Tchcrnager, Is hemmed in between
the Turkish armies, marching from Wild
din and Sophia. The position oil the
Servian general, Antich, near Now
Bazaar. Is threatened.
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Cinetsnsu horse ssd Sale Hashes.
JuLY 10. 1876.

There ia dull market for oil grades,
bu. the offerings are light, and there u
90 mstsrIa. chsngs m prices.
HonH-Tne saIes aggregate about
rs bead, Of which two car 'osds sere
shipped 70 Boston. There is s0fss little
demand for breeding mares q. s7s(stO.
Good common stock sciis st oo(9So, and
plugs range down 20 80. Good work
hor:ss bring tso@ilo, and heavy drait
horses ana dsiSefy sell at tlZ5(9As0
! AULEs--Ars steady sith ssis d
abuui rs head. Good II 70 14 band
mule. bring sSotS75, and l5Dl64 hands
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4&E record of SAMUEL j. TILDEN
- no defense whatever. He smashed
fk5TweoI ring in the great city of New
Ycrk, AID smashed the canal ring in the
sroa state ot New York, and has reduced
theSaNes of that State in two years from
$1,000 900 to S8,OO0OO0.
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Resignation Of Commissioner Pratt.

WASHINGTON, July ll.-Mr. Pratt
has rendered his resignation as COM
missioner of the internal revenue, and
will retire from that office on the lst OF
August 1t has been known for some
time that the President has in repeated
instances ordered the removal of the in
ternal revenue officers, irrespective of
the recommendation or sanction OF the
commissioner of internal revenue, who
is held individually responsible for the
proper conduct of his officers.
Several days ago commissioner ex.
pressed hope that Oh the coming
Of Secretary Morrill, there would be
a satisfactory arrangement 50 that his
department could move harmoniously,
but in the absence of which sslt-pro-
priety would compel him TO resign. The
President, however, having iHtimated TO
him his desire TO make change OF com
missioners, Mr.. Pratt resigned.
The following is Governor Jawe's let
ter oil resignation:
SIR Il hereby tender my resignation
of the office Of postmsstes-general.
Your humble servant,
[Signed. MARSHALL JEWELL.
To the President
Governor Jewell asked no questions OF
the President, and is not therefore aware
OF the reason for the request, and the
members of the cabinet also say they are
alike ignorslt OF the motives tnat
controlled the President. 1t is as
serted, however, ~ some circles that
IN addition 10 political considerations.
the President was influenced by Governor
JEWELS avoxed friendliness 10 Mr.. Bris
tow. The members Of Congress gen
orally, when the report reached them
that Governor Jewell had resigned, did
not credit it. The subsequent nomina'
ton of Tyner in his place, however, re-
moved All doubts and occasioned extend
ed inquiry rs 10 the cause OF his resigna-
ton, but even the most intimate friends
of the President assert that they were
unable TO furnish reply.
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1t cannot be put too plainly

WE quoted, the other day, what the
New York Observer, an influential or.
gan of Presbyterlsnism, said of MIR. TIL
pEN. We now add the testimony of the
Methodist, n powerful organ OF Method
ism in this country:
Gov. Tilden was elected 10 his present
office by $1,000 majority over Gov. John
A. Dix, a decisive test OF personal popu-
lsrty. After Mr.. Bristow, he is the
only man in high place who has risked
anything in y fight against corruption
lists. The Tweed and canal rings Of this
state have attracted about ne much a,t"n-
ton as the whisky ring Mr.. BriStow
has resigned, and President Grant is par
doning the men whose conviction Bris-
tow secured. Governor Tilden, more for
tuuate than Rris,ow, has his foet on both
the New York rings, and was able to
TRIUMPH over them at ST. Lols.
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THE Democrats of Barbour have nom-
inatpd a. b. MoDIsETT, Esq, for House
Of Delegates; John Nj. CoRDER, for Pres
ldspt .: the County Court; T. T. K.
LOVE, for Prosecuting Attorney, and
~ n II. HUpKINs, sheriff,
This is a good ticket and the Demo-
crsts of Barbour will give it cordial
support and triumphant election.
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APPLICATION Ar BENWO0D.

a. TILpEN and HENDRICKS rstiilcs-
tiou ,lrecling will be held at Union Hall
Benw"oI, next Saturday evening. K.
II. .DkLArLAINE, Esq, Col. w. W. AR
HEfT, and other able speakers from
Kheeiing, will address the people. All
psl5ons, without respect to party, are cor
diaiIy invited to attend.
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GKN. CUsrER's disastrous defeat made
several vacancies in the army. The
President, yesterday. nominated his son
Frederick ID. Grant Of the cavalry, TO be
First Lieutenant Fred did not take his
chances in the Little Big Horn battle
~ T. Sn', 9th.
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Vessel Ashore.

LONDON, July ia telegram from
Moptevideo reports tbs, the American
steamship Georgia, from New York,
bound for San Francisco, Is ashore 10 the
Straits Of Magellan. The yessel will
probably prove total wreck. The cargo
will be saved
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aHAyING cleaned out sll OF the Treas
nry officials who made any pretense OF
re{nrm, GRANT will have the whisky
riSk in full operation again in short
lime. The liquor famine is beginning
10 fel on the old man.
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and plainly uuttep Instructions tof the
treatment Or Al ordinary xiimsufs0 all
Domsstte Amman sss eos.sseiiy ~ In
Cbs<fA. These boOks syespcetaily vnttSn
s3sabiemans b ass. avosdfng - ~ - pu9i-
bic, all technical terms. For Deseripttve
Price LiE1 s~ud stamp tDtbe BALTfnORk
HoMCEuPATHfC PhAkAA Al. ~, ,Nsss
rsysfte street BUexfcKk = 1kHkl.
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DlED.

GREEs-At ZAnesyilIs, OHIO, on Tuss-
dsy, July IL, is7s, RICHARD JcAkvn, only
son of Richard v. and aAsy 0fesn, agsj
months and weeks.
Funeral from the residence OF Jas. voose.
No. ss Market strsss, ., Bo O'Clock To-
day. lkg4Ias - 10
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8 WITH BRIsTow, and BLUFoRD WILL
SoN, and YARYAN no longer IN the
Treasury Department, those members OF
- whisky ring who are left out OF jail
~ we'll say "the goose hangs altitu-
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TBE Republicans of this county hold
4 yentlon ut the Court House, next
Sntnriay. at 2 o'clock, for the purpose oi
ekoos lng delegates 10 their State and
Co6e errssiona Conventions, which meet
x1hrkersburg OH the 9th.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

NEW YORK, July ll.--MosEr-CIossd
easy At 2G2i per cent Prime Mercantile
paper sts,5 per cent. Customs receipts
S5l5 ODO. The Assistant Treasurer die.
bQrsed $500 Clearings $1,000, go.
Sterling arm a. 4ss@A9l.
GoLD-opened IIiI closed 3, Illi.
with sales in the intenm at llls. Car
rying rstez ! 70 3 per cent
G0yEEsxEsTs-In strong demand
and active; offerings small.
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ttxthe war had begun by the hanging
4 tAe Indisa contractors and Bureau
- es. we would never have been CON-
Sllsd to record the sad slaughter OF
mn Eg and his command.
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Base Hall.

LOUISVILLE, July 1.-THE game OF
base tall to-day between the Athelet'cs
and Louisville, resulted - follows:
Athletics, 2; Louisville, 8.
ST. LOUIS July 1.-THE game BE-
tween the Browns and Hartfords to-day.
resulted as follows: Browns, 2; Hart
forts o.
CrSciSskTI, Jolly il.-rhe game be-
tween the Mstuals aud Cincinnatis to-
day. resulted s follow: Nutuals, s.;
CincinnAtsI 2
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
. Union Line, office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Po.tmaster Jewell Requested to
Resign,

kebtSus
WASHINGTON, July IA few days
ago Postmaster General Jewell, being
asked about the report that he intended
10 resign, laughingly replied that so lar
from resigning he expected TO remain In
his place until the end OF the present
administration. Yesterday afternoon,
however. after calling at the executive
mansion 10 transact some business with
the President the latter, much TO the
surprise of the Postmsster-General, In
formed him that his resignation would
be accepted. Mr.. Jewell immedi-
alely wrote n letter accordingly. Inc
most intimate friends of Jewell are un-
abe to account for the action OF the
President, except on the ground o!
politicsl considerations. Mr.. Marshall,
iirst assistant Postmaster-General who
was in the country, was telegraphed last
night to return Immediately, and ar
rived this morning, when Jewell,
much to his astonishment, informed him
what had taken plvce. Marshall is now
acting Postmaster-G Mr.. Jewell
at IL o'clock visited the President at
the executive mansion.
For Frientiship sake Only.
Postmaster. General Jewell, before the
House Committee on Postoffice affairs, on
being asked if his resignation was forced
or voluntary, and the same, stated that
the President had requested it, and that
it was generally known that his removal
and the appointment of an Indiana man
to seat in the Cabinet was for the pur-
pose of showing his friendship to Morton,
whom he had opposed for the nomina-
ton of the Presidency, in favor of Conk-
limo
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The Royal yacht Mshrossi and
steamers Garlick and Kohmanick have
sailed for Constabtinople from Ale1an-
dria with 1900 troopA r
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rOCRAriC STATE EXECUTIVE
CnwuuTrEE MEETING.

aC,,oRpANCE WITH THE WISH
4 . majority OF the members OF the
4 rx.cutiye Committee. appointed at
charleston Convention, said Commit
IN meet At the city OF Grafton on
ue..iay. the 18th day Of july
,or the purpose OF organization.
n.mocratic candidates for the vari-
.,, offices, nominated at the Charles
aony.ntion. are requested to meet said
&,utec Al The same time and place.
nader of the Committee.
l. W. GALA HER, Sec'y.
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RlILxoAD Bosps-QGiet and Arm,
ercsp. New Jensy Centrsl convertible,
which declined ~ 81.
STATE SgcUnTIKs-Firn- e
srocKs-Openea dali and lower, with
the greatest decline In Western Un,oa
and LAke Shore. OtheT chsaga unirn-