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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-25
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS

Five young girls were drowned, Sun
day afternoon, while out boating on Con-
trsry Lake, near St. Joseph, Mo-, with
James p. Cross, who, in attempting TO
save his daughter, was seized with
cramps, bu, was rescued with great diff
Guilty.
The Louisiana Democratic State Con-
vention convened at Baton Rouge, yes
terday.
There was slight frost near Port Jer-
Wis, n. Y, Sunday night.
The Senate yesterday confirmed the
following nominations: Thos. J. Brady,
of Indiana, Second Assistant Postmaster
General; Mason Brayman, Wisconsin,
Governor OF Idaho Territory Benjamin
Owen, Postmaster at Iowa City, Iowa,
and Oscar Rston, Postmaster 81 Brigan,
Ohio.
The President has signed the silver
bill, and also the army appropriation bill
Cool weather Is reported from all sec
tions.
Ina quarrel at Warsaw, KY Monday
night, Rube Spencer was shot four times
by John Halter, end the latter was cut
by Spencer in the side, face, neck and
breast. Spencer cannot live, and Hat
tsr's recovery is doubifol Csuse OF the
quarrel unknown. sg9f ~
A FIRE At Xenis, Ohio, last night, de-
stroyed F. e. Tobias grain mill and
warehouse, together with four stable
Loss $4,000; Insurance, $4,000. Cause,
incendisry.
The cupola on the roof Of the Western
Union Telegraph building, at PhiisdeI'
phia. which was used FOR the reception
and protection Of wires, runnIng to tat
structure, was destroyed by FIRE about ]
o'clock this morning, intsrrupting the
,elegr,phic com nunics.ion with this city
by tha. line Fert1ns;ely the fame
wei. confined 20 the root, and the loss
! including that by water, will not e1oeeC
500.
Mrs. Z. Murray Day, wife on formsl
member Of the Cleveland Opera Hous'
stock company, died st yieksburg yester
day, from the efeciz o: An overdoss o
morphine. Supposed csss OF suicide.
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In Pitts burgh things look blue enough
10 the people. The city taxes are higher
this year than last; while real estate is
diminished in value, business is more
depressed, and labor without employ.
men,. The Post says that within sixty
dsys the assessments for a number OF
leading avenues will be due, which,
sdded to the city and county taxes, will
shout close out large amount
OF property. Pittsburgh has, for
y long time, been terribly tax-ridden
and ring ridden. Wherever and when
ever one party rules a state or munich
pa!ltv withou. restraint, for long series
e.. years, it invariably and almost inevi.
tsbly becomes corrupt and tyrannicsI,
and oppressive in lis eXactions. The
public good demands an occasional
change; it demands an occasional clean
ING ont and Strengthening up of things.
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Swinging Round.

From the y. O. Democrat.
The news reaches us that Robert Lin
coin, the only surviving son Of President
Lincoln, is to stump the state OF Illinois
for the Democratic national ticket. We
always thought that the boy was sensi-
BILE fellow. The son of the "Great Lib.
orator fighting for the great "Ring
Smasher" makes weighty junction OF
two victorious ideas, and iRscribes upon
the Democratic standard the lnvincible
battle cry Of "Liberty and Reform"
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THE Republicans of Wood county,
held their nominating convention, last
Saturday. G. H. SHATTUcK was nom-
mated for Sheriff, and G. Z. COLE for Pros.
ecuting. g.Attorney. S. 5. SPRINGER ard
JoHy A. HuTcHtsoN were nominated
without opposition, for the House OF
Delegates. These gentlemen served in
the House last winter, and seem to have
commended themselves to their Repub-
lican constituents, and to have been
deemed worthy an emphatic endorse
ment by them.
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The Philaaelpbis Regatta.

PHILADELPHIA, July "a The four
oarsmen who represented the Tim.
i,y College club of Cambridge
University, England, and who ar
rived at New York on Satur-
day, will reach this city to day. They
bring three boats with them, racing
she'll, forty-two feet by nineteen inches;
lap streak gig for training, and single
scull race. John Adams, a boatmen, &C.
companies them 10 take charge of their
boats. They will DO the first visiting
club 10 20 into training on the Schuylkill.
Their practices will commence by Thurs
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Destruction OF OIL by Lightning.

PITTSBURGH, July 24.-The following
is the statement, in barrels, OF oil de-
stroyed by lightning since April 18th:
Psrker's, April 18th, 1900; Sligo, April
18th, 1000; Oil City, June Sd, A, 600;
Petrolis, June 9Th, 800; Petroleum
Centre, June 18th, 800; Bradford,
June 18th. 25.000; Troutman, June
18th, 5000; Fairview, June 10Th
1000; Rynd Farm, July I'd, 100;
Pittsburgh, July 9th, 1900; Millers-
town, July llth, 22,9'5; Pittsburgh
July 18th, 800; Beaver City, July
18th, 1900; Dix Station, July 2Oth,
"a, 1854; minor fires, 1000. Total,
256,24l barrels.
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RAILROAD BosDs-Strong and higher.
STATE SEcUEITIEs-Q Quiet.
SrocKs-Opensd heavy and lower on
reports OF another reduction in freight
by the trunk lines. There was break
OF II per cent in New jersey Central,
and decline of ! 10 II per cent in the
balance Of the list. Ohios declined from
H4 10 1874. st. Paul and Delaware and
Lackawanna was the next weakest stock.
At the close the market was firm, with
recovery OF | To ]! per cent
the latter in New Jerer Central,
which rose from Gsk 70 20,
and closed at G9i. Ohios recovered from
lsi to l5t, Lake Shore from 53l TO 63i,
Western Union from 70t 10 70.. Pacific
Mail from %. 20 24t spd Delaware,
Eackssanna and Western from ls0j 10
lOlt. st. Paul preferred declined 70 20!
ard closed at that price. Express ,tocks
frm. The early decline in coal stocks
was due TO liberal sales on the speculs-
tive theory thst the resnmptIon OF min.
ing Operators would break up the com.
bination. Transactions were 5000
share,. Of which 5000 were Wes!er u nion,
1900 81. Paul, 1000 Lake Shore, 1900
Ohio, and 1000 Michigan Central
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AND now COLUMBUS DELANo is about
to take the stump for HAYES. The nomi.
nation seems to have superinduced 3 reg
ular epidemic of enthusiasm among the
ringsters, corruptionists and disgraccd
officials of GRANTS administration.
Another batch OF recruits for the same
glorious cause will be forthcoming shortly
from the penitentiaries, with credentials
in the shape of an executive pardon.
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False RunlOr.

SAN Francisco, July pa dispatch
from Victoria says sensational rumor
has been circulating through town for
several days, TO the effect that Lord
Carnaroor has informed the government
that he cannot interfere in the differences
between this province and Canada colon
lists, and pronounces the rumor untrue, no
intimation Of the kind having been re.
ceiyed. and that the reverse is the tact.
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V1sbtfuILosso ofLffe from the Bsrst'
ing Of . Waterproof. .

SAx FRAscisCo, July IA dlspsea
from Eurek. ssys: About nIoe O'Clock
lut evening cloud cunt on iae Dia-
nond range OF mountains, thirteen miles
east Of here, which resulted 10 the death
ofthirtsen Chinese wood choppers and
probably . large number OF itsiiass
c.mped in the canyon getting out tin
Der. Without . moments Tsrnng q
column OF vstss tvo feet high rushed
unon ,hen, d.orning al bat ooe Chibs-
m.u. The I,siians were csnped seor!
dis,ance above, sod o. no trscs car b.
foond Of them, Il i feared that all have
psrishsd. 80 -
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THE Congressional committee of which
GLOVER is chairman, after much trouble,
says the Washington correspondent of
the Boston Post, found in Charleston, s.
G., the man who for three years during
JAY CooKE's palmy days, carried the
keys of the treasury vaults and held the
position of Treasury Teller. lie testified
that it was JAY COOKE Il Co.'s custom,
whenever they we're. short Of
funds, to borrow from the United
States treasury from $4,000 to $lOo, 900,
according to their needs, and that
70 his personal knowledge money was
borrowed that way from eight to twelve
times. The story of the way the govern.
ment funds were used to bolster up the
ruined fortunes Of JAY COOKE l. Co,
and to strengthen the shattered London
house at JAY COOKE, MCCULLoCH & Co,
the latter firm being the specisl agents
of this government TO disburse the naval
expenditures for the European squsdrons,
is the story Of naval secretary's high
handed disregard OF law. On the I'd Of
June 1878, Just about. two months
before JAY CooKE& Co, failed, RoBEsoN
drew draft Of million dollars
nn the Treasury Department in favor of
JAY COOKE, MCCULLoCa h Go. This
draft was for sixty days, and the only
legitimate use fer the money WAS 10
send it to London for naval expenses,
bu! the draft did not go TO London.
Five DAYS after it was drawn, JAY COOKE
u Go. presented il al the Treasury De.
psrtment, with their own endorsement,
and also that of the London hrm. On
the Sd OF September the draft was due.
JAY COOKE Il Co. had failed four days
before. and the draft was dishonored, but
but no action was taken, although no credit
for the draft had been given by JAY
COOKE, McCULLocH & Co, or by aay one
but JAY CcoKE Il Co. Twenty days
Afterwards McCULlocH came to New
York and had an interview there with
Robson. The result Of that inteivie
was that ROBSON advanced jar COOKE,
AcCULLocH & Co. Sl,l01OOO to tide
them over their difficulties. In return
JAY COOKE. McCULLocH Il Co. assumed
the sixty-isy draft, and gave a variety oi
securities, from the sale Of which the
Government has thus far realized all but
about half million of the whole debt.
The committee believe the entire trans.
seton was violation Of the Law, bu,
this point, with the Others, will be left to
the Judiciary Committee.
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of the Mohawk Victims.

NIw YORK. July 24-The funeral o!
The late Comtpodore Garner, his wife and
her brother, Frcst Thorne, who were
drowned by the capsiLing Of the yacht
Mohawk, took place to-day at Gsi ner
summer residence, Statan Island All
the shops and other places Of business IN
the village were closed, and many were
draped with black and white cloth. The
mourners were very numerous. After
the services the bodies were taken to
Green wood Cemetery.
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THE VIGlLANTES.
One Hundred Masked and
Armed Ruff1ans in South
ern Indiana
Attack and Probably Fatally
Wound a Saloon-Keeper.

LeUnvILLE, July 24.-Two weeks
ago an armed mob broke into the jail at
Paoli, Orange county, Indiana, and at.
Jones and Jolhver, who were charged
with murder. The prisoners had arms
aud drove the mob oil. The prisoners
were sent to New Albany
For safe Keeping.
At Mitchell, Ind, Abe Jones, q saloon
keeper, was suspected Of having been
hired to give testimony that would break
down the prosecution of the suspected
murderer, and Sunday morning at one
o'clock,
One Hundred Mask ed and well Arm.
ed Horsemen
entered Mitchell, surrounded the saloon
of Abe Jones, and knocking 1t the door,
demanded admission. This was denied
them by Jones, and upon this denial the
vigilantes commenced deniolishing the
saloon building. They were determined
and energetic, and it was not long before
the building
Was q Total Wreck.
Jones, finding he could not prevent the
entrance OF the mob into his house, tried
to escape by the bsckway, but the effort
failed. The vigilantes were determined
that Jones should die, and as soon as he
appeared at the back door, dozen shots
were fred at him, one penetrating his
lungs and
Indicting q Probably Fatal wound
On receiving this wound, Jones fell to
the ground, and not moving or showing
any sign Of life, the vigllantes supposed
HIM killed, and mounting their horsss
gsllopod out of town. This morning
Jones was
Still Alive.
but he will doubtlessly be added to the
Inst OF those who have preceded HIM TO
death, through the agency of these
Orange county vigilantes.
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Tux Republicans of Petersburg, en-
ulsting the example set them by their
brethren in this city, send one hundred
and twenty delegates to the State Con-
yeption to be- held on the 9th. Ohio
county sends one hundred; Wood county
sees Ohio county and goes twenty better.
What has kanswha done?
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RIre At Hamilton. o.

CINCINNATI, July PA fire at Ham
il.on, Ohio, to-day, destroyed Potter &
Campbelrs spice mills, o Brien 4 Son S
carriage shop, and damaged Paufn's
livery stable slightly. Potter 4 Camp
BELLS loss on stock, building and ms-
chinery, s5,40O; insured for sl,5OO in
the Citizens, of New Jersey. $1,000 IN
Millvalle, of New Jersey, and $500 in
Amazon, of Cincinnati. o Brien's loss
was $500; insured in the Kenton,, Of
Covington. Moreys loss, the owref OF
the building, was $2,400: insured for
q, 400. Pauiin's loss was $500; fully in
sured.
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THxpublic mad quite forgotten ETHAN
ALIEN. |, is now reminded that he
called himself together July 26, at Phil
adelphis, AS a Liberal Republican Ma.
,ional Convention. No delegates hav-
ing been elected, ETHAN can't hold the
convention without Il secretary, and so
he now snnuls the convention.
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FOREIGN.
The Turks Losing Ground.

BELGRADE, July 24-The Turks a.
tackled, on the 2lst inst, the Servian re-
doubt at Little Zivordick, which COM
mands the Turkish banks of the Drina,
and makes communication difficult be-
tween Belina and Great Zivordick., They
were repulsed. The Turks were also
routed on Timok river, near Rayituitza.
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wrTzEL COUNTY CONVENTION.

A gentleman who attended the con-
vention of the Wetzel Democracy, held
last Saturday, sends US lengthy account
of Its doings for publication. AS the
communication reflects somewhat severe
ly upon ore Of the candidates for Con-
gress, and also, upon gentleman who ls
candidate for another position, We de-
cline to give it place in our columns.
The convention was called for The purpose
of appointing delegates to represent
the Democracy of that county in the
Congressional and Senatorial Conven-
tions. 1t was a mass convention, and,
according to our correspondent was
largely made up of the chronic disorgan-
izers of the party and Republicans. 1t
was msrshslled under the lead of II can
didate for Senatorial honors and in the
Joint interest, SO it is charged, OF himself
and an aspirant for seat in Con-
gress. Be this as it may, the result
was that no delegates we're appointed to
the Congressional Convention, by name,
but that every Democrat in good stand
ing was authorized to attend. Provision
was made that each district of the county,
represented in the Congressions! Conven-
ton, shall be entitled to cast an equal
share Of the votes Of the county.
Our correspondent says that the disor-
ganizers then attempted to break up the
Convention to prevent it from making
any nominations for county officers; and:
failing in that, they adjourned the Con-
vent:on until next Saturday.
We are sorry to hear such doietul
tale from the good Democratic county OF
Wetzel. Her Democrats are not much
given to badness, and We regret to learn
that an attempt was made to engrstt
the young lawyers tactics of this
county on the honest trunk of the party
down there.
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TIRE athletic sports at Glen Mitchell,
Ssratogs, which succeeded the regattas,
were in some respects . better test of the
muscle and endurance Of the college boys
than the races themselves. The competi-
ton At all events was brisk and the re-
cords we're good. While the colleges To-
Gated BY some stream or lake avail
able for rowing make the best
showing on the water, the mountain
muscle was eIertei to best advantage, as
. general thing, in the various contests
entered into at Glen Mitchell. The kind
of discipline necessary to success in these
sports prepares young men for the physi-
cal emergencies Of life better tha. even
proficiency in boating. Man is not an
aquatic nor even An smpnibious animal,
and though he rows over the wsll-ar
ranged course in the best time ever made,
be is thoroughly aground unless bis shell
"a all right and his oars work without q
Asv. But the best walker, the best run.
ner, the best jumper, the best throwsr,
h., physical accomplishments, bodily
powers that he can use TO advantage upon
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THE town of Mitchell, Ind, was visit
ed by a mob of one hundred armed and
masked ruftisns, and one ABE JONES was
shot and fatally wounded, his house being
first totally demolished. And yet hoh'
TON wants all the soldiers stationed in
the South to keep down the kuklax.
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The Indiana Greenbacker ers.

WARRINGTON, July PA COMMITTEES
composed OF gentleman from the several
states, identified with the independent
greenback movement, are here urging
upon the secretary OF the National Ex.
ecutlve Committee the propriety OF
placing the name Of Albert T.. Bedstone,
as Vice President, on the Peter Cooper
Presidential ticket.
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Railroad Accident,

GREEN RIVER, Wy, July 2i.-The
freight train bound east that left at IL
o'clock to-day, ran into washout mile
east of Point of Rocks, and killed Mike
MCGUIRE, engineer, the fireman and a
mschinist, who were on the engine. They
were all under the engine. Fourteen or
fifteen freight cars were piled up on top
of the engine
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Earl Granville on the kxtfaottiotl
0nesIfnn.

LONDON, July 24.-ln the House OF
Lords, Earl Granville called attention
to the extradtion question, and said
the act of 1870 could have no effect on
the treaty OF 1872. The only advantage
derived from Earl Derby's course was
the question OF the engagement of the
society of certain American citizens till
they are arrested for cheating,
robbing or numbering some one here
He hoped the government would soon
send an issue from this dead lock. de
also advised remedial legislation.
Earl Dudley's arguments in reply 70
Earl Granville were similar to those in
the already published correspondence.
He said negotiations were now going on,
with hopes of speedy success. Mean
while. the government is conceding means
TO tide over the interval.
The Earl OF Kimberly, Lord Coleridge
and Earl Grey supported Earl Granville
The debate was adjourned in conse-
ouence of Lord Cairns being taken sud-
denly III while speaking.
Armistiee Mentioned.
LOSDOS, July ~ hO
Vienna special dated Monday evening,
saws, it is rumored that Gen. Tchernsyef,
in an interview with Prince Milan, men.
toned the advissbil.ty Of an afmistice.
ReInI0reemsnts.
The Standards Alexandria special say.
that 2.5eO troops started for Sslonica on
Sunday, and 200 Monday.
Returned to the Front.
A Ne,r. Parsijin special says General
Technayefi returned TO the front Sunday
afternoon.
Not Losing GFou1d.
A Belgrade correspondent OF the Ne'n'
asserts that the Servians are no. losing
ground Their delay is no sign Of weak
ness. The SetviAns are gaining recruit.
faster than the Turks.
| Positions 20 bo Aba0Aeaed.
! BELGRApE, July 24-The etan has de
cided that General Tchernayef shal
abar don Akpalanka and Bubsusglars
and therefore all the positions hitherto
held which could easily be taken b!
| Abdul.
Deaied.
The story Of the insult 10 the Austrian
Consul General here, 10 denied.
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his natural element almost every day OF
his life. He uses the conditions he was
born into, and he perfects himself in
natural field. So the fresh water COL
leges have nothing to complain OF after
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The BED River Flssd.

SHArvEroKr, July s4.-Ths river has
fallen two inches at Carolina Bluff Fa!lt.
There has been no material damage 10
crops along the cid river, but from the
Rstt 70 Fulton the destruction IL very
srsat The damage to the co4toR crsp
by the late dood in the upper river n es-
timated ut 10000 bales.
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The Turks Unable 10 Assume the
nHansIve.

CossrANTINoPLE, July 24-The afro.
cities in Belgrade continue. The Sui
tar's. health il unimproved. A CORES
pondent ,elegrsphs from lsvan that the
Turks are unable 10 take the offensive un-
ill rein forced, but can hold their positions
and repulse the Servian attacks. The
total Turkish losses IN the past ten days
has been three hundred killed and five
hundred and sixty wounded. The Ser
vians lost fully two thousand five hun
dred men and five cannons.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, July 24.-MosEY--Closed
easy at 1t@2 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 3g4 per cent Customs receipts
S2iS.OOO. The Assistant Treasurer dis.
bursed $4,000. Clesrings sl2O00,oOO
Sterling dull, asking 4sslnis9!.
GoLD-Opened at lll3, declined TO
lllt and closed at llll. Carrying rates
J to II per cent. Borrowing rates per
cent and fat.
&,
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The Indians TO turn over their
Charges 10 the NIL tary.

WAsHIsGToN, July 24.-The Commis-
sioner OF Indian Affairs, Saturday, tele-
grapned to the Indian agents at the
Red Cloud and Spotted Tail agencies to
turn over their charges 10 the military Of
acers at Camp Robinson and Sheridan,
respectively. This was done by the COM
missioner, he thinking 1t best under the
present condition OF affairs in the Indian
country to have perfect harmony between
the military and civil officers near the
agencies, and thus prevent any contro-
yersy between officers and agents.
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PyrLnpxLrHIA, July 2I-Petro
lsom-Firnef: refined 173G1l1ic; crude
l5c. FIoaT-Dail; ,uperhss western
s. 5O(sys s2i; ey..s a eoe4 20; Min.
ne.o,a family S 259@7 30; Penh'yl'
v,tis Ohio and IpdianA s6 1SSs %;
bivh trade, 81 ocSs Is; rye -four n 25f3
-1sS whea- Upsteady; western
.pro1,ed 7eSs5c; old Michigan white
81 20lai 81. Rye-Duli a. sOSSS.
-s,ssdy; yellow tSiS5ec; niIsd
s.(s,57c; steamer 70; heated 3s4oc.
OsI-Yirm white 81; stained s2Ca2sc.
Whisky-warrn at 81 L. Bottfr--
Fnnsr; vetsrn extr 20SZ2e; efsl
iss,l9. Cbesse-Fjrm 0Naloc. Egg
-Adysneed; western 1ssiie.
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at'Melina gegister.
Gold c 'osed yesterday at llls.

The ,oeatie7' to-day sotH be partly
cloudy, NTH rariable 'oi''ds, 11su'g tenn
perattre. and rain.
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Shielded.

ROME, July "a "A well-known banker
named Baldine has committed suicide in
the Tlber His books show his liabilities
as s45OOO0, and reslizable assets as
$4,000.