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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-26

- Great Novelties IN active preparation.
Reserved s.ats can be secured at Ash's BOOK
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OUR PRICES DEFY COMPETITION.

But PRICES MUST COME pows. This
payine n FIVE PRICES tor goods IL all hum.
bug, and We have commenced the baltic, ana
with the assistance and mstiied patronagr ol
The citizens Of Virginia AMI viciIiiy We Will
light IL out O, TIL. line. II II takes oil winter.
Please remember.
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- The Cloak and LAdin' Room will b.
under the charge Of . special Committee. ns
best sitssdsnee will BE- In waiting and svey
attention pdd the guests who may honor us o.
the occasion.
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No. % South Q street. Virginia.
Mes, &. c.I.'. Drus ore

l. the ONLY PLACE where ,su can buy
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-25
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Press Report. by Western
Union Line, otfioe Northwest cor.
Of Main and 18th Sts.
MOONLIGHT MECHANICS
Daring Attempts to Rob the
the Second National Bank
of Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, September 24.-An at
tempt was made to rob the Second Ma
tionsl Bank of this city, this evening, by
three men as yet unknown. When the
watchman, Samuel Lewis, came to the
bank at 9 o'clock he was seized, gagged,
handcutfed and placed in rear room on
a bed. A short time after a young brother
of the watchman came to the bank by
appointment, having arranged TO spend
the night there. His coming alarmed
the burglars, and they escaped from the
bank by leaping outside the window.
The alarm was Immediately gwen and
the men pursued. Lieut.. Cronin, of the
police, encountered them, when they fred
upon him, woundIng him IN two places.
The men then crossed the river TO Alle-
gheny City, and the police kept in hot
pursuit, but at this writing have not
secured them. l. appears that an entrance
was gained to the bank by cutting
through the hallway partition early in
the morning, and preparations had been
made to go to work on the safe after dis
posing of the wstchman, whose arrival
they seemed to have awaited.
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The Outrage Mill All for Political
Effect.

WAsHISdToN, September 24-GOver-
nor Chamberlain passed through Wash
ington to-day on his return to South
Carolina.
1t seems from dispatches received by
him from Columbia within the last three
DAYS that the truth about the recent dis
turbances at Rouses' Bridge, Aiken
county, has not been fully stated. 1t is
said that 25 negroes were killed during
Sunday and Monday last and only two
whites are reported killed. Dispatches
received by Gov. Chamberlain and let
ters received by Senator Patterson
this morning state tha! the number OF
negroes killed rs varying from 30 to 100,
and that no whites were killed. The
whites were from Aiken and Barnwell
counties, South Carolina, and Columbia
county, Georgia. 1t is said in the letters
and dispatches that the pretended cause
of the disturbance was an assault by two
colored men on a white woman, whose
person!they attempted to rob. One of the
negroes was killed and the other escaped.
Then followed the slaughter. as above
related, during the subsequent days.
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Chicago Crook edness.

CHICAGO, September 23.-ln the T..
s. District Court this afternoon the cases
against Jacob Benjamin and Geo. F.
Freisinger, distillers, indicted last March,
were dismissed. Col. j. NJ. Beardsley,
of Rock Island, was counsel for the de-
fense Ex.Alderman Hilbert came into
court and paid $1,000, the amount of his
fine Fines, amounting in each case to
$1,000, of Burroughs, DiCkin'on and
Abel were also paid: AID District Attor-
ney Bangs l. sued order II the discharge.
The fine of a. Z. Hesng amounting to
$4,000, was also paid, and hi, release Is
ordered. Though the formalities hadn't
been gone through with and the papers
not yet having been received from Wash
ington, the Judge took the responsibility
of asserting to the release, and the prison
ers of the second batch, with two eXcep-
tions, were accordingly released.
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POLITICAL POINTS,

CHICAGO TrmtS: The drift of the Til
den tide was never stronger than 1t Is
now. whatever 1t may be IN the east.
NEW YORK Sun: Brother Blaine
seems to be in first class physical con-
dition. 1t is not often that man SO
suddenly and so completely RECEIVERS
from a sun stroke. But Congress has
adjourned, and Mulligan has gone home
SPRINGFIELD Republican,: The worry
about OHIO worries worse than 1t dld. III
is now explained that the Republican
State Convention was entirely Ignorant
of Colonel Milton Barnes prohibltory
and "w, mems crusade" antecedents when
they put his name at the head OF the
State ticket. But what's done cant be
undone, and the German voter has be-
come an object OF more than usual solici-
tude.
SPRINGFIELD Republicans: Mr.. Hayes
wasn't ''Crusader," and didn't put his
hand in his pocket for the benefit of that
curious movement. But 1t is charged
that he let the ladies have a hall of his in
Fremont. rent free; that Mrs. Hayes
went 10 the meetings, and that nephew
footed the gss-bills.
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six,eeuP.rsons Drowned.

New YORK, September pa dis
patch from Reading, Pa. gives an ac.
count of a terrible disaster on Thurs
day last. The mountain streams becom-
ing greatly swollen from recent storm
the waters flooded partly settled val
ley nesr Ralston, q newly opened INN
bering hsmiet,and two cabins occupied by
Geo. Parks and Daniel Cooper, wood
choppers, was washed down the noun
.aIn side into the stream at an early
hour in the morning The Parks fam
lily consisted of seven persons and there
were nine members OF the Cooper family.
The l6 persons were drowned and their
bodie, were carried away The houses
were completely wrecked. Two persons
were drowned near Smithport, in TiOgs
county. Thirty lives are known to have
been loet and four persons were drowned
at Wellsport.
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Mn r,iLKNER BROOKE.

On Friday last, Mr.. FAULKNER left this
Mace for Wellsburg, and was met at the
Lagrange station by committee VINO
accompanied hm to the Granite House
IA the evening another committee,
oi which WILSON BEALL was chair
man. escorted him, preceded by
the Wellsburg band, to the
Court House, where for two hours he ad'
dressed 4 crowded audience. Mr.. FAULK-
,gR in the course Oc his remarks, noticed
the speech recently made by Mr.. BLAINE
10 Boston, and commented WITH great
severity upon 1t
Mr.. FAULKNEKs next appointment Is
today st Beverly, in Randolph county.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,

Nearly $1,000 people paid for adms
sion 10 the Centennial grounds Saturday
The attendance ut the Chicago Erpos.
ition, Saturday, reached the enormous
number of 10000.
John A. Lee, Nashville, Tenn.
printer fell faom window in the old
Coburn House, at IniIsnapoIis lis, Satur-
day. striking on his head. He ca.nOt
survive.
A large crowd attended the Louisville
races, Saturday. and the sport was un'
usually fine.
The President, Mrs. Grant and Mrs.
Sartoris leave Philadelphia for Cornell
University today.
Five students have Withdrawn from the
Princeton, n. Y, college rather than sit
with q negro.
The Lehigh Valley railroad has re-
duced the wages of all employs from ~
10 20 per cent, and II Is reported that all
mining and transportation companies in
PennsylvsnIs will make similar re-
reduction.
General Carey had large meetings
Yesterday and last night, at RSansyilie,
with fine tOrchlight procession.
Lord and Lsdy Duferin arrived q,
San Francisco yesterday.
Mr.. Albert 5. Willis. nominated bv
the Democrats Of Louisville, Saturday
for Congress, will fil the long term.
Jas H.. Smith, Was struck on the
head with billiard cue, in saloon on
Halstead street, Chicago, yesterday. By
ThOs Sexton, q notorious rough, and
wounds inflicted from which he ha:
since died.
\ rowing match for the chsmpionship
ot the Mississippi River, came OF At st
LJuH yesterday, between the st. LOUIS
and Western Rowing Clubs, The lsttef
winning. -Four. cared shells, 30 feet IN
length, were used.
Edwin ElevAudorf was killed by JoiH
Kile. in q sale on 1t Rose Hill, Ilf, yes
terdsy. Eleyandorf had enticed yJane
girl into a saloon for the purpose O
| oO,ragipg her persOn, when he vas klllet
by KIle.
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Al Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, September 2S.-The
Democrats held a grand mass meeting
tonight. The Public Square WAS bril-
liantly Illuminated with Chinese Ian.
trans, and procession of about 500
torches, about COO horsemen. aud seyeral
bands OF music Addresses were deliver.
ed to large audience in Public Square
by Hon. ;. :. Cox and Samuel j. Me4ny.
of New York, and Hon. A. NJ. helly, of
Richmond, Va. Senator Herman, who
was expected to speak, failed 10 arrive.
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BRONZE JOHN.
BrunswIck, Georgia, Has coo Gases

BrunswIck, Georgia, Has 600 Cases
AUGUSTA, September 2S.-There are
six hundred cases of yellow fever al
Brunswick. The people are in almos,
destitute condition, being without food
physician, ,..or nurses. A dispalch states
that its impossible TO exaggerate the
frightful condition of affairs, and that
some of the people will die from stsrva.
ton unless speedy aid Is rendered.
Inierments at Savannah.
SAVANNAH, September 23.-The total
number of interments to-day was forty
six, of which twenty were yellow fever.
The Physicians all m.
NEW ORLEANS, September 23.-The
Mayor of Brunswick, Ca, telegrsphs an
appeal to the Howard Association Tor
aid, and states that out Of q population Of
$500 there are 600 cases of yellow fever,
including three out of their five ply
sicisns. The Association forwarded to-
day skilled physicians and nurses.
Further Appeals for Aid.
SAVANNAH, September % The Ss.
yannsh Benevolent Association, formerly
the Metropolitan Fire Company, resolved
today to ask aid from above for the sick
and destitute. All contributions, whether
of money, provision or clothing, address.
ed to j. II. Estello, President Of the
Metropolitan Benevolent Association,
viii be acknowledged.
SAVANNAH, September "a. - Inter-
ments to-day %, OF which l3 are from
yellow fever,
Charleston Escapes the Plague.
CHARLESTON, September 23.-There
is no epidemic in Charleston. There has
been four scattering yellow fever cases
traced to persons who communicated
with the quarantine.
baltimore and the Yellow Jack.
BALTIMORE, September 2S.-A note
from the Mayor to the general agent of
the Associated Press says:
ain reply to you, application for an
official statement in regard TO the Prev
alence of yellow fever IN this city, we
positively state there is not case Of vel
low fever IN Baltimore, All cases Of
typhoid -mslarial fever which prevail.
ed at Falls Point, twelve
in number, were removed 10
the marine hospital Wednesday and
no new case has occurred within 90
hours.
GSgned.1 I Fsrdenand q. Lstrobe, Mayor
of Baltimore. Jas. A. Steward, Nd,
Commissioners OF Health
1t is proper 10 state that some GS
persons were removed TO the marine
hospital, but entire families were remoy-
ed in which single case of fever pre-
vailed.
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The Hiaze at BaItimore-Loss $500

BALTIMORE, September 23.-As far II,
sscertalned the losses by fire in Freder,
lex and Baltimore streets, this morning
will foot up little short of 100000
Brosins & Co.. wholesale notions; loss on
stock and building $4,000. Summers s
Bryan, confectioners; loss on stock and
building S25,OOO. Sneeringer, Taylor X
Co, tobacco; loss $4,000 Seim "
Ewing, Maryland Glass Works; loss SIS,
600; fully insured. Schultz Il Co, cot,
ton factories; loss $4,000; insured. The
other sufferers by fire are for the mos
psrt fully insured.
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Earthquake nj Granville, Ind.

EVANSVILLE, September 2f.-Two
successive and heavy shocks of AN earth
quake were distinctly felt here at IL
o'clock tonight. So great WAS the effect
that the alarm was general throughout
the city. People left their beds and globes
were shaken off the chandeliers. Many
thought it boiler explosion. No dam
age done in the city as far as known.
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BRb's Woes.

WASHINGTON, September 2i.-The evi
deRce for the prosecution in the Babcock
case will close, Wednesday, when the
counsel for General Babeock will move
the Court to direct the jury TO return n
verdict of "not guilty" but this failing,
the evidence tor the defense will be given.
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Tweed 10 be Brought Direct to New
York.

WAsHISGToS, September 23.-Orders
have been teIegrsphed TO Capt. s K.
Fran kiln, of the United States steamer
Franklin, to proceed TO New York vi b
Tweed instead of going to Hampton
Roads, as was at first directed before t
was determined TO bring him home on
that vessel. Upon the arrival of the
Franklin at New York, Tweed will be
surrendered the authcritie=.
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Saving orInterest Alone

was much more than the entire cost of
the tast mail. SherwIn, postmaster at
this city, also gave full particulars oi the
detent on of the msils by the with
drawal of the fast mail train, and stated
that he bad no doubt that the revenue of
the department from the letter CORE.
spondcnce of Cleveland would be in
creased to such an extent by the fast mail
as TO equal the increased cost of the SER
wee, which would properly be assessed
upon Cleveland rs her share. That same
correspondence and large portion of
the newspaper mali that was sent by the
fast mail now goes by express, and pays
postage in addition to express charges.
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treaty ted-Hosiiies Re.
turning.

SPOTTED TAIL AGENCY, NEB, VIA
FT. LARAMIE September 4.-The
Sioux Commissioners arrived here this
evening from Red Cloud, after hsy.
ing contaminated treaty there.
The last signatures have been Obtain ed
this morning. Spotted Tails camp is 10
miles from here toward Red Cloud, but
the interpreters here say, rs the matter
of the treaty has been fully discussed by
the Indians of this agency il is
probable that the business can
be concluded here tomorrow, in
which case the Commissioners returns a.
Red CloId the following day. The Is
lodges Of Indians from the hostile camp,
who came into this agency this week, ale
now camped four miles from here.
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The Postal II. X. service-Fast Mail

CLEVELAND, September 23.-The spe-
cial commission on the postal railroad
service met here this morning, and were
met by committee appointed by the
Board of Trade and deputations from
the leading mercantile and banking in
tcrests of the city, who made statements
ia regard to the necessity Of increased
mail facilities. All agreed and were of
the opinion that there was nearly twenty
four hours difference in the receipts of
mails from New York and the Eastern
states by the fast mail, and the same
time saved in the remittances of exchange
and in the collection of drafts and checks
from the towns on the lines of the fast
mail: that the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-25

TIE E4uinoctial storm will soon be
.c.r and then the balmy breezes OF
,.,gmn will lend us their enchantment
,.,. season. The evidence of brisk
,.I ,rsIe multiply daily, and before the
.gos dies we confidently expect 10 hal
,bs dawn Of permanent peace and pros
nrry throughout the country with the
,.umphsnt election of TILDEN and HEN
,.o,,v. Circulate the Documents
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-25

The conclusion OF the armistice b. 80
tween Turkey and Servia has not yet
been attained, and as the truce ended q
midnight yesterday, war will be resumed
to-day.
Blue Jeans Williams and Dan Voof !"
hees were in Louisville yesterday, and
were called on by many friends, r. ....
Preparations for the Sixteenth Annual q A.,
Fair, At st. Louis, Mo-, TO commences Che
I'd Of October, are about completed, and
it is thought the exhibition will excel
anything Of the kind that has yet been
held in that city. faE.IE' lIIrs
The Receiver of the suspended Me-
chsnics and TrsdsS Savings Bank, New
York, has made statement Of the con-
dition Of the bank, which shows deh-
ciency In the assets ef' $S4S,Sl6.
Additional Kilograms on Fourth pagS
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Row Amonr tne Onrsmen.

ST. JOINS, n. b., September %
Price and Fulton have been expelled
from the Paris crew. Each charged the
other with selling the recent race al
Philadelphia.
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Tar Democratic Congress saved the
,.,o.s after severe struggle with the
> .r.., Senate and President, $50, ,0OO,-
.,r..t session. The self-confessed and
,,r issue that ths Republicans are now
t,,,.ng for is, that this shall not happen
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-25

Tu,T beautiful boquet which our
IA HoKSRRooK contributed 10 the
,.J procession was as blooming rs
,,,,i3y blossom on ZACH CHANDLERs
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crS slcxLEs is TO preach to the party
.,isb moral ideas in this city, on
r,nr.dsy night. BELKsAP may be ex-
,aled next.
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THE DEMOCRACY.
Large Gathering AT Dayton. %

DAYTON, D, September 23.-The
largest Democratic mass meeting Of the
campaign was held at the Court House,
in this city, this evening. 1t WAS sd-
dressed by Generals Tracy and Sige! and
Hon. Fred Hecker
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Two Nor. MoI,,e. Convicted.

PoTTsvILLE, PA, September 23.-Two
Molle Maguires, John j. Slstery and
Michael DoOlin, were convicted, this
afternoon, of conspiracy 10 murder vii.
liam and Jesse Major.
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Preparing for the Elections.

WAsHINGToS, September 23.-Super.
intendent General OF Recruiting has been
directed TO forward 800 recruits TO the
Department of the South as follows: One
hundred and fifty for the Second Intsn-
try at Atlanta; so for Third Infantry
at Holly Springs Miss and 100 for Six
teenth Infantry at Huntsville, Ala.
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r,a New York Herald wants the Re
Lean. to put aside the bloody shirt
,,lv garment the've got to cover
..ta1ness. This is too much.
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NEw YORK, September 2s.-MoSfY-
Closed easy 81 l@ll per cent Customs
receipts $lSi,OOO The Assistant Treas.
urer disbursed $4,000. Prime mercsn
tile paper i@6 per cent. Sterling dull at
4S394S4l.
GeLD-Opened and closed al ll0. Bor-
rowing rates y, =, 8, and Per
cent aud carrying rates the latter
current at the close.
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The Southern Ohio fair opens at Day
ton Monday, and continues through Ut
this week. The entries for the general
display are very promising, and success.
full season is anticipated.
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IMPORTANT RADICAL DOCUMENT

uder the head "lmportant Docu
mya,, the Radical papers are printing
paper from Treasury Official intending
|prnye the great economy, honesty anu
THRIFT ot the GRANT Administration
snce the entire untrustworthihes'
Of reports emahating from the
Treasury Department. have been so iuiiy
exposed bv senator DAVIS, and acknoWl'
rleyL by not lew Republican papers
Mi, !urumen! will not, unless its state
meals are c"rroherated from other
sources, bc accepted NJ good authority.
1. happens, however, that this "lm-
parlant u cumrnt' ls not n ew
orr The nlslty of its "facts
vrrr n.ly ,huwn hy Senator WALLACE
un ,nr aoor oi rhr united States Senate
.....,...,,-.,.
The 'a'"w"at that 1.-The losses ol Ihe
present ai'"'"''r't'"h' through uo'"'''''
Dog "A'rrs' ~ compared VIII '"'
AnounL involved, has been less than
tAo,e Oi any previous adminlstra,
l0D, WAS shown to be- un-
q.a0IdrdIy false. Mr.. WALLACE
proved from the official records that .he
los. under Jackson was only sl.S7 per
$1,000, while under GRANT it had been
.343 per $1,000. There are some other
iact, which assist the mind in forming
Gu idea also Of the magnitude OF the
sum. stolen before the money of the peo-
pie gets to the treasury. In 1870 civil
service reform commission of eminent
Republicans said in their carefully-drawn
report:
/! j. calculated by those who have
'''e scsreIul study OF all the facts, that
lr.,ar '' u '"0 ''' 0'''' 20 ' "
A,,n;.o.,;, oso ,ocouo ,bo
d..n,y.-r,s 49,. ,,,h;.,~u -;na Nth i,s
s,rs.,pg. If million. srnusuv The in.
yr.,ga,ions INTO the custom house man.
ssrmrDt Of Nav York and New Orleans.
Tue NAygoss frauds the sales of csptur.
el cotton and other corruptions of the
party, compel the belief that the estimate
o! the civil service commission is below
the mark Then. in estimating the cos,
Of Republican administration, must be
taken INTO account the $lS0,945, ,s$3 OF
principal and interest which has been
Imposed upon the United States on
account Of the Pacific railroad, by the
aI.o,b. ys,. oan nnn Lii,
I.,, -'O'V'''ooo acres oi Tue. p"o',
'"- gwen away TO corporations and
monopohes Tbe corna,-bss govern.
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RAILRoAD BoNDs-No northwestern cor =
solidst gold coup ons were firm at s6.@
50 and Rock Island is st no., ~. Paul
sinking fund rose 10 Sst aud closed NJ SO.
STATE SEcURITIKs-DLll and prices
nominal.
SrocKs-The stock market was weak
er in early dealings and prices declined
/ 10 per cent. Towards noon n
steadier feeling set in and tho decl,no
was partially recovered. Later the mar
ket became quiet and hrm. Stocks
were quiet during the last hour and
the market WAS generally steady; the
fluctuations were slight, r. rule s(f(
per cent, outside OF New Jersey Central
and Harlem; the former after selling nj
27s regular, and - under the rule de-
clined to 27t regular. Harlem sold nj
l3l regular. New York Central quiet
at 963G95i The sales to-day were
comp ,raliveIy small; included in them
were 5000 shares New York Central,
1900 Lake Shore. 1000 Pacific Mail,
Il 800 st. Paul, G.0O Ohio 4 Mississippi,
1900 ID lassre, Lsckawsnns n Western, ,
1900 New York Central, and $500
Michigan Central.
Imports, including dry goods, for the
past week, $6,GOO,OO0. Exports, pro.
lr,a Sk mn nlp
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~, ,.,ather today ,oaA be partly cloudy,
- ,,ptbsaa ,prnds, and rising tenn
,,s,1rrt.