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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-06
TIE sTORM.
BOreas on the WarPath-COpside
able Damage In Different SECTIONS.

bOfe0o on tn0 W0rfotu-COusiue
able Damage I'm Different SECTIONS
Yesterday evening, between and
o'clock, n very heavy storm prevailed
throughout this section, doing consider
able damage to buildings, trees, &c.
At the Fair Grounds M. A. Neuhau.
hausen's ice cream stand was completely
demolished. the root coming down on
the heads of quite number, who were
congregated underneath it to shelter
themselves from the storm. -g'
The flagstaff erected by Mr.. Schulz
Market street, was blown down, falling
with crash into the street, but fortu.
nstely ipjurlng no one.
The roof of. the Fourth ward school
house was lifted from its moorings and
carried of, damaging the school house
considerably.
The trees throughout this vicinity also
suuerou W STcas eAIoht, hohy Ha'ihS
been torn up by the roots, and more or
less being stripped of branches.
The root on the rear portion ofthe new
dwelling which is being built by William
+. and Louis c. Stifel on the cite of the
old Sweeney mansion, on Nam street,
near Ninth was also blown of. A work.
man on the building, who was passing
near by, had narrow escape from either
being killed or severely injured, as the
roof was blown over his head, almost
striking him.
The omnibus running between here
and Cambridge was obliged to stop and
the passengers alighted, Tears being en-
tertained of the bus blowing over.
Some missile propelled by the wind
smashed the large plate glass window in
Bachman's millinery store, on Main
street. shattering the glass into thou
sand pieces. The damage was consider
ahle
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THE COURTS.

COURT OF APPEALs-Judges Raymond,
Moore, Green and Edn'iston.
The Court met at the usual hour yes
terday morning.
In the case Of the Pittsburgh, Wheel
ing and Kentucky Railroad Company vs.
Michael Green & Co., writ of error was
allowed.
The case of the Anchor Stove Works
VS.. j. A. Gray & Co., from Kanswha
county, WAS argued and submitted.
The case OF Columbus Shrewsbury vs.
j w. Miller and others, from Mason
county. was argued and submitted.
The Court adjourned until this morn
log at 10 O'clock.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-Judqe Melrin.

NrctrfN
The Court met at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning.
Earle w. Oglebsy was qualified as
administrator of the estote of Z. Oglebsy,
deceased. Bond $l50,000. with James
and Frank Oglebay, as ,ureties. n
Mrs. E. Balling qualified as admlnstra-
trix of the estate of Frank Ballenger,
deceased. Bond $500.
A habeas corpus on petition of James
+. Odeil, to recover the possession of his
two children, who are under the charge of
Mrs. Margaret A. Teuly. The judg.
ment ordered that the children should be
brought before the Court Saturday
morning.
Court adjourned until Saturday morn
ing at 8 o'clock.
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a1VEu NEWA.

The marks st the landing last evening
indicated s feet 4 inches IN the channel
and rising.
The Fanehon psased up Tussdsy night.
The Exchange wss due last night from
Pittsburgh en- route 10 Portsmouth,.
The Phseton has laid up psnding the
balance Of her equipmsae which will
occupy about svesk. M -
The Science left Tor Psrkenbofy ~
the usual hour yesterday morning.
The B. u. Wood passsd down ysstsr-
day, light.
The John A. Wood passed up ysstsr-
day afternoon With empty bssgss.
The MalIie Rsgon n tbs Psrksfsburg
packet this morning ~ l0i o'clock.
The local packets are making their
regular trips
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Advertising Candidates.

Communications bringing forward per.
sons to fill any of the public offices viii
be inserted in the REGIsTRE only rs paid
announcements. We have two are three
communication of this nature on our
table ut this time, and writers will now
understand why they have not appeared.
-Wheeling Register.
We think we shall adopt the same rule
in this office. Our regular fee for an an
nouncement Is S.. Why we should al
low correspondent to announce five or
six candidates free CT charge, is something
we do not nderstand.-Ritchie Gazette.
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POLICE CoURT-Jtdqe Craan,e,

IOLlCE ESOURT-oUuye CTdhnieT.
The following cases have been disposed
of by the Police Court in the last two
days:
For shooting fire crackers in violation OF
the city ordinance the following persons
were fined one dollar and costs: Nicho.
las Reunner, Christopher w. Hess, Fran k
Rolls, VIM. Bell, George Badenstein,
George Cline, Henry Newman, Charles
Mitchell, John Watson, John Lewis,
Joseph G. Lening, Joseph Combs, John
Younger, Matte Holmes, Harry Dillon
and John Brill.
Charles Evans, Andrew Alder and
Frank Dunlevy, charged with disorderly
conduct were let off with payment Of
costs.
John Halphin and Thomas Halphin
were each fined two dollars and costs for
dIsorderly conduct.
Enoch Brooden, charged with disor-
derry conduct, was fined one dollar and
costs. Paid.
Mrs. Mooney, Tor keeping house of
ill.fame, was fined $40, and James John
son No. 8, Maud West and Amanda
Myer, for assembling at her house, were
fined like amonnt.
Mollie Mclaughlin, for picking pock-
cts, was fined $40 and costs and commit
ted for thirty days.
Hugh Flynn and Richard MeCracken
were charged with disorderly conduct.
Flynn was fined two dollars and costs,
and McCracken's case was dismissed.
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When the physical sssrytss dfoop. re-
viye thsm with that safest and nost sctivs
of ionios, Hostettsr's Stomach BtsSn- -
q timely use OF this saiutasy ssd agseseoss
medicine you will AVE youfssif nom pcss-
tive di.ease; for. b as~nrsd thsi the Ian
ruor and los Of strength and sppsesh
which troubles you IL In fact tbs psssuSos
Of some maisdy Of, pssha1& serious
nature. Appsuts, tranquility of The nsf-
vous system, and pristine visof, VIII ~
sarediy Be restored 10 The Bittsn are used
sysssnaiieaIiy. and NE aiimsstAsy tis-
turbsnes, which In BiDs csso 0at of -
dives rise 70 debility and nsrvouseeeoo
entirely removed. Regularity o. -
bowels, active bsiiasy sserstasa. the -
poIsion Of inpesifsss bon ~ hssoA
throash the kidpsys, a~ aAse aneeg ths
bsnsAesni sasch Of this s1ohabss ~
ss0sstavs.
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P1c-SIc At MAS GARpN.-The pic
mic held at Mas Garden en- the Fourth
was largely attended, but IN consequences
of the rain, was postponed, after several
hours Of pleasure, until next Saturday.
Cockayne played for them.
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Tax Senate meets to-day a. Court oil
;mpeschment in BKLKNAP's case, As an
early adjournment of Congress is desired
by all parties the impeachment man
agers will move 70 postpone the tria. un-
til November.
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AssAuLrEp-Ben. Zoeckler, hatcher
who resides IN Fulton, was assaulted on
he pike, while returning to bis home on
Tuesday morning, by gang of rooghs
he managed to get away with them with
onlv q few scrstchek
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FATAL ACCIDENT.
A Man Run Over and KiIled-An Un
recognizable Mass OF Humanity.

recognizable Mass OF Humanity.
On the evening Of the Fourth, one
Garvin, an employee in the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad shops, was run over
and killed by the switch engine in the b.
& o. r. r. yards, while standing on the
track at the foot of Twenty second street,
viewing the display of fireworks. An in
quest was held by Squire Webb, and from
the evidence ELECTED, it being shown that
the engineer had sounded the whistle and
rang the bell, a verdict of accidental kill
ing was rendered. The remains were
tstVrl9b,l,Y. ,,.ne @snglea, the top OF the head be,
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WE are glad TO welcome TO our table
again the Louisville Ledger. The Led
Ger is conducted with ability, discretion
and vim, and will do yeomsn service IN
the cause of TILDrN and Reform.
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HAYES NowHERE-Next week Mr.
Eberley, OF Bridgeport will erect Til
den and Hendricks pole In that place
The pole will be twenty feet higher thai
the Hayes and Wheeler pole erected BY
the Republicans.
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THK SHIr.-The full-rigged ship
which was in the procession on the
Fourth, will be repaired and put afoa.
on The placid waters of the Ohio. II was
built BY the men OF the Top Mill, we
believe, at Sweeney's Superior Works,
and was one of the most beautiful dis.
PLAYS in the procession.
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ACHALLKSGE-Charlie Seabrighs OF
Centre Wheeling, has challenged VIM.
Prince 10 row . leg race from Hubbards
saw mill 70 the Nail City Boat Club
House, for FIVE dollars, the race TO come
of mex. Saturday week. Lookout for
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THx steamer "Phst" has ceased
ming for few days, IN order To In
ish up her cabin and make all things
complete. Some change will also b
made in her time table when shs again
resumes her trips,
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ANorHrR FAILURK-The picnic at
the Fair Grounds yesterday afternoon,
was another failure, on account Of the
perversity of "Old Pfobs." Quite mum.
Der of persons went over, but the rain
soon put 9 stop to enjoyment and those
present got . good ducking. We are
sorry for this, as the German COMMITTEES
are out about t4O0 by the misfortune.
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BASE BALL.-The Resolute and Enter
prise base bali clubs, of North Wheeling,
played match game Yesterday, which
resulted in victory Tor the Resoutes,
the score standing II to IL.
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at'heeling aegister.
9otd elosed Yesterday at ll2a.

The weather to-day ,o,H be partt,
cioudy, NTH northwest winds, siationor,
temperature and occasional rains.
A CALI. for meeting of the members
OF the Democratic State Executive Com
mittee is made through the columns oI
the REGISTER this morning. The meeting
is to be held at Grafton on Wednesday
July 18th, "for the purpose" as expressed
in the call, ''of organization" Wepre.
sume, as the nominees for the respective
State offices are also invited to be pres
ent, that this refers to the organization
OF the party as we'll rs of the Committee.
This is an important step, and does
not come one moment too soon. Ii any
there are who imagine that the kepub-
Leans propose to allow US TO walk over
the track ia this State, this tall, it is time
they were ridding themselves of the
delusion. The Republicans are encour
aged by the following facts:
/. While Governor TILDEN is strong
candidate, nationally, he is not the most
popular candidate the party could have
given us for West Virginia. A very
large minority of the Democracy Of this
State think that he holds views upon the
money question antagonistic 20 their own;
many of them think that he winked, at
least, at the defeat of Gov. ALLEN, with
whom they strongly sympathized, in
Ohio last TALL and further. their expe-
rience with New York candidates and
New York politicians in the past, has
not been of such u character rs TO en-
thuse them particularly.
III. At every Presidential election held
since the State Of West Virginia wss
formed, her electoral vote has been cast
for the Republican candidate.
III. 1t is believed that, with
, , . -
-,
;, g. n,;d. wo.,ern ser,;.
ment, and a feeling with many Ohio
r ooo T,,v,
will combine to give that State to the Re-
publicans in October, by humping
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Of West Virgin. without determined
struggle
The Democratic party IN Vest NIr-
ginia is utterly without organization but
it has popular State ticket and mn sd
mirable National one. Its members are
sctuated by devotion 10 principle
which will bring them to stand shoulder
to shoulder in the battle with the common
enemy. Their desire for reform IN the Ma
,;,rsl administration will cans, them IN
forget all differences upon other questions,
and Will lmpel them to WORK win en-
'hus's'" ''r SUCCESS e'' o's'''"''''"
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DEuOCRATIC STATE EXECUTIVE
C0MMITTEE NETTING.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE WISH
l. of a majority OF the members of the
State Executive Committee, appointed at
the Charleston Convention, said Commit
tee will meet at the city OF Grafton on
wednesday. the 18th day OF July.
1875, for the purpose of organization.
The Democratic candidates for the vari-
ous State sffic ces, nominated at the Charles
ton Convention, are requested to meet said
Committee at the same time and place.
BY order OF the Committee.
ty6 J. W. GALA HER, Sec'y.
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Gould Nor AGREE.-Fhe representa-
tives of VIM. Barrett, OF the Nail City
boat club, and VIM. Msars, of the Hegner
club, met last night to arrange race
between the above mentioned parties,
but without success. The sticking point
was this: the Hegner men insisted on
guide boats, and the Nail City represen
tssives objected. We are sorry for this
and hone they may come to terms.
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Go to the Centennial saloon Tor your
turtle soup this morning. Billy and Joe
know how to serve it up.
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WK did not notice single picture OF
General Grant on display during The
parade on Tuesday. Grant stock Is
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The 'oeather to-day ,0rH be partly
cioudy, NTH northwest winds, stationary
trmDsrafure and occasional rains.
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IT is beyond the power of the average
human mind to contemplate the height
and the breadth, the depth and the
quantity of patriotism that was displayed
Tuesday all over the land. The Orator
of the Day gave ven: 20 his patriotism
in h,gn-aown speeches and impassioned
sentences; the patriotic newspaper ed
itor took OCCASION 10 show the greatness
of this country and sundry other
things in long-winded editorials;
Young America burned his fingers and
soiled his clothes by an unlimited sup
ply of fre-crackers and other patriotic
missiles, and altogether the Centennial
Fourth Vi July will long be remembered
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Tx moon WAS full on the night oi the
Fourth, and the inhabitants OF this mum
dane sphere thought they ought u be so
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NoTicK-Ai the forced closing out
sale Of j. w. Perrel, you can got Mus
I'm at 4 cents, Calico at 4 csnt, Grens-
dine ., csnu, and Csrpsts ~ ID csnh
Der yard. Call soon II you vsnt bar
gains,
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RAILROAD Boxps-Good dsmaod.
STATE SEcUkITIEs-Quist.
Srocxs-D,al and irregular, bot clos
ing generally nrm, especially Wevtsrn
Union. Transactions only 5000 shares
Of whish 100 were Pacific Nail, 49,.
600 Western Union, 400 St. Paul CON-
mon, 5000 Lake Shore and 500 hichi-
oan Central arr
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THE Board of Equalization and Ap-
peals ,mecls at the 9th Building this
morning.
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In our extended account ot the cele-
bration of the Fourth in this city, We
print the patriotic little speech OF Gov.
JACOB and the interesting historical
sketch delivered by Judge CRANMKR ut
the State House. in The morning. The
Governor WAS limited to ten minutes
talk, but he used his minutes well Judge
CRANMEK's sketch will be read with in-
terest and will be laid away to be pre-
served for the next Centennial, in many
a household
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GsEarBARsAIss-At the closing out
OF the immense stock Of Dry Goods and
Carpets Of .: W. fsLLA
Cor. Main and Twentieth strestI
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Fos bargains sttsnd nov the forced
sale Of Dry Groods and CarPsts OF
Nv. FKxaEL.
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LOUIS Hess, the painter who fell and
hurt himself so badly at Bellslre the
other day, Is recovering.
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The Circuit Court adjourned until
Saturday morning st 9 o'clock.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The
following transfers Of real estate were
entered in tho County Clerk office yes
tsrday:
Christian Hess and Agnes Hess to
Conrad Bacnman, transfer the ,'.st part
of lot 2l9, corner of Eoti and Thlri streets.
Date June 29th, 1875; recorded July 9Th,
1876. Consideration $4,000.
Conrad Bachman and Elizabeth Bach
man to Christian Hess. transfers lot 10,
west side of Market street. Date June
10Th, 1876, recorded July 5Ln, 1876.
Consideration $500.
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In q full account ofthe commencement
exercises of Yale College,in the New Hs-
ven Journal and Courier, We fad anon &
the graduates in the law school, the name
of j. Il. McGRAw of Grafton, West Vir.
ginis. Mr.. McGRAw received the degree
of LII. B.; and is the first graduate of
fsle College, We believe, from this State.
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i NcrfcE-Immeass stock Of Dry
Goods and Carpets ., forced sale By
J. w. FKxxx1-
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Tx Board Of Commissioners will meet
this morning 8, the Court House.
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THx gate money at the Fair Grounds
on the Fourth, amounted 70 s54'
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II will take this week for the people
70 settle down 10 business.
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The fireworks were n. gao good.
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UssER FKlrz, formerly of Eleventh
street, left with the Centennial.
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Our dispatches this morning state that
in an encounter, yesterday, the Servians
we're driven back BY the Turks, with
less of 500, after hard fighting.
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Grve n Jackson crackers IN prefer
epce 10 those horrible horns.
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TuE blue and the gray mingled beau
tifully.
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Nor q single alarm of FIRE 70 disturb
the gsiety Of the day.
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A SPECIAL meeting Of the Board oi
Education tonight.
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THr wind played thunder with the
decorations.
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FLAGS can now be bad very cheap.
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LAprp nne Kid SIDE Lace She's for
81 Is, worth s. %, at
l. V. BLesDs.
1875 Main street.
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n EwCAsTLE,'P PA, July 4

NEwCAsTLE,.PA July 4.
The Neshannocks and Standards play
ed this afternoon, the former scoring 20
and the latter /. ..r.
KKYsToNEs VS.. STANDARDs.-A later
telegram says:
ERIE, Pa, June S.
Ksystones, of Erie, lS; Standards, of
Wheeling. 8.
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SuNFIsH H.-The folks in that wide
awake village were up with the age, and
celebrated the day in u manner COM
mensuraLe with both the day and the
sl"n or the town. Late in the day rain
and wind storm arose which msrred the
festivities somewhat, besides creating
some CONSERVATION when the lightning
struck the house of Mr.. WIN. +. Booth
Fortunately It did but little da mage and
the alarm soon abated.
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New Ys,L nea.y asa ss.eh Market.

Nxw York, July 6.--MoxEY--Closed
easy at 2(93A per cent. Prime msrcsnti'e
paper 3t(d,5i iper cent. Customs recsiPts
s3a7 600. The Assistant Treasurer dis.
bursed $4,000. CIearings &ls.Oo0OOO.
Storing steady at 4sS(p490.
GoLD-Wesk, opening 81 ll2t ad-
vanced ~ ll2i, closing Al li2l. Garry
ing rates ! 70 3 per cent. Loans also
made hat.
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Ir 10 over, thank goodness.
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STANDARDS vs.. NEsHANEoCKs.-A
telegram received by the REGISTER Tues
day, tells the tale:
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PERSONAL Governor Jacob left for
Romney last evening.
The Standard calls them Sergesnls
"McJunkins and "McMyers."
Colonel Pey:on Of the Treasurer 3
office LETT for White Sulphur Springs
last night.
Capt. Mofiett, of the REGISTER, is so
far improved as - be able to take ride
E.J. Stone, Esq, left for New York
yesterday, and from there will sail for
Europe on n pleasure trip.
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LONDON, July G.-The Daily Ne'cs
special from Vienna says that Servian
kilograms report that General Tchernsy-
Ell intends 70 arouse Belgaria and make
the Balkan mountains the centre OF the
lnsurrection. He expects TO strike the
railway near Sophia and destroy il.