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, 1876-10-27

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{nry caae tntn court for n-trnctons rcvara!n{ !ho
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, 1876-10-27
And Expresses a Rather Poor
Opinion of the Board OF
Trade.
Juror Berry Tells Flow To Was
Abused During Ills lncnr-
ccration.
The "staats-zeitung" Demands lie.
Allister's 1mpeaohment---Letters
from Correspondents.


ONE TO ELEVEN.
The elimination Wns rcacllCd yesterday. 1t
was generally understood Or supposed ttat tho
jury would bo discharged, hut whether they
would find q verdict wis u question that excited
much interest, and attracted large number ut
people. Ts,ere was, however, . Natahle falling
oil in the attendance, especially 1T ladtcs, mt
over Nifty being prcscnt. Tho crowd outside the
aF was Of tho same character ms on the previous
days, mud tic more partisan cousd not restrain
n manifestation of their sympathics. Tliosc IN
the renr cdgr stood on thu backs of i,cnches as
before, determined to scc. Neither Mrs. Han
ford nor Mira Sullivan WIS prcsc,st. The former
hud no curiosity to grutify, asul the tattcr wua
sud to bo still suffering ffotn nervous prostra-
ton. At one minute past 10, Judgu Mc!Atllstcr
took his seat and tho crier opened the
Court In the prescribed form. 4 hush fell
upon tho aase,nhlage. Tue jury canc III hea'l-
ell by balltl. Grcat Jumps went up aud down
In
suLftvANt8 THROAT
- lie contemplated thcnl. liz turned shatle
palrr, Ant! tllere waa n!l nnxl1i6 yet conJl,ieHt
look IN h!s eyes US they Wandered from fnre to
faea oE thu twelve. When tin jury took tltclr
scats every ga.lrc WAS directed toward tf,cm.
They weru sto[lu. and, with tlla exception Ut tic
foreman, indifferent, having liz tle regard fur the
crowd, au1 eager only to shake oil all renltn'
nnS t,,. ~ ~ ,,nIras rhc A fo1maiIty ~ caim
iii, un"rs xccu..d IN cnnsm,. ,nnT,, tin,e t',n,
..u", VIVA ' IN. ,xhct, If sxns fnshr '~ ~
IT, I.nmrt ~, .,il. t:"rtntnrn nt thc iurv hov.
van srrcen an ye,fliciy
Foreman Mathew aruse, aud. turning to tho
Judvc' TenIirI.
o~' 1--WE HAVE Hor,n
SfnnY Abs Of aetomislMcnt hnh d1sopPotntmtnt
!" a ;.,a" W '"' 'A' '"'' 9's" away
" ,r,s H. ",nnr1s thar nnv ,,o.,.r+ oY an aprc.,
,,a,", e"u'''' 'As'" 1"' P'sspss'o' ." ~@'~7
Fireman Mnthews-.Thcfo Ia nono,
o xs ass tr nG "as g''G'ra o. VIII ~ H.. In
~ He ts, oIkx "n , ,n. " ~ ~an atn1n % III
ih,cs nsnn!n clanncd lrtr han,is otce Ind .sys,a
thsSs Gsfan to [,Iru. but no!thrf ts applause nor
w ~ esen er n1!e tnaicr W. caT".r,"v nnment,1 in
mi tS;n Y nv ,,,'tx ~ In" ~. i"rv tnrcthsp
nv ~ Ins.. - 's al'1 ~ A''p 'u'' '"''
" 'fweiyS eountenauccs sbono with delight at tho
satisEsston. Est or ''''4'e' anu A" "'@' @'''' ''8
sir isrII-r think tbay ourht to he dlseharret.
hy eo1tinly havo hah t11 slo snsn 10 ;ec,ds tho
cass' ard tney Gaye tr|sd to dscide i.
fenrth nf tIm,.
iiu Thought for \ few u,oacnta and adJqd
..aicrti""ecm VIM m ,rc ,ii.",,.,rnd MI" e"e'
, 1876-10-27
nErnnsENTATIvE. -,>~..~~.-
m 6MANUFACTuREkS

rt. manufaetufef o. se"'s ...,,r and rrru.
lls ls.n. IN the scnsc Of efe"t'ns ~, vi" ~ h.
n.'ep.hs market for what he has 10 SCI. - Nv
Lung nc,eyo permanent popularity ,n 1la''ss
saan Trademark, ,ana snake tue sfa1'e'''a'h N'''""
p.0e eons" eo'nnnfacturcr Of goods favorably known
1ne ,lars u,r ,lIc.ate bis own tern.s' anu com
taa as1 ,nrrcl.ants arc wiling to heoosne ae.'ss
ml!aoo, !,,tnc inv agents In Ills interest, 'nstcao ol
'pu ''p.,,elss 70 nis SUGGEST .o,a ~, .,c,r
oeteHat t,,st bear Trademark atc aola on t'fe''
Gooos .sn1 s"1 Ito business Independence ac-
nsn1't /. 1,a1dng the trademark R11""n 70 1lo
i., iain ~ I. worth something cofnt'cfeaal'y aa
c'aspatI. :, tcnsc Of pcrsonal satisfaction IN
stl - .momctblug ~ To sell which is popular Will
,x oonsame1'
,,.,, in Afttsttc and zinc fooos A"'
'DtA mad petsonat use'
,ror1s FURNITURE, BEDDING, &C."
::easi0 CHICAGO CAnrEr COMPANY,
ALLEN, ALACKEr Il Co.,
ED State-st*
6Ab1t'A ;pramhall, Dcaue s. Coz
b. E. G1vAupAn,
ITO Luke-st-
,rrncryo STATIONERY & INVITATIONS
"1'D JAxsEN, NcCLuno d Co.,
III and LIZ State-st-
plA1osp' N. NATION t. Co.,
Cor. State aud Monroc-sta.
As1ls71o qA1Lo1s-
1866 Wabash-av.
.,r uoRK IN STERLING s1LvERwARE-
1"' f;onuAu MANUFACTURING Co...
Noud-st-, Now York.
suyER.PLATED WARE
GU ,iEn1prN BRITANNIA Co.,
N. AfArsoN d Co,
Cor. Stats and Monroc-sts.
mr. p.1yT1Nos, L1TE1OGRApHs, AND
w IypoKTERS OF WORKS OF Art
as WaSasi-av.
ErupBBAKHR BROTHERS.,
soutt, Bend, Ind. : 255 Wnbash-ay.
scHooL AND CHURCH FURNITURE
{N&nuiactusG6}1
4. Il. AsDuHw9& Co.
FINE WATCHES .......
N. MArsoN d Co.,
Cor. State and hfonroe7sts.
FINE WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALITY
rth HAMILTON ROVE d Co.,
Corner stato and Waahtngton-sts.
stlgs AND FINE DRESS GOODS
C1us. GossAoE 4 Co.,
10', 1o9 and ITO stato-st.
JEWELERS. AND s1LvERsM1T11s-
N. htArso1 Il Co.,
Corner State and Monroe-sta.
PlASos (chickcr!ng & sons)-
4. REED Il soN,
Van Buren, and Dcarhorn-sta.
CLOCKS AMP BRoNzEs-
N. MATsox j. Co.,
Cor. Statu md Monroe-sta.
sAsK AND OFFICE FITTINGS OUR spE-
4. II. ANDREWS & Co.,
211 aud 318 Wabash-ay., Chicago.
oArEs
HILLS SAFE AND LOCK Co.,
147 Dcarborn-st,
FAmpAnKs, hfoRsE d Co.,
Ill and 118 Lake-st.
CHINA AND GLASSWARE
DuR1EY & TYRREL1,
10 aud IS State-st-
Travellers Guide.
baERNAN HOUSE.
Rstss reduced TO $3 per dny for ali rooms
Lore pulos floor without baths.
a. 1IuLpEnE, Proprietor.
eRASD PACIFIC HOTEL
Cor. Clark and Jackson.sts.,
joHn b. DnAxH d. Co., Troprietors.
shE'ooRT HOUSE european plan}-
AAdIson-st, bctwcer Clark and LaSalle,
Il. NJ. THOMPSON. Proprietor.
lne cards will appear daily In 1rst column
III Page in THE Cu1cAao TRIBUNE.
hlOCkl30LDEIkNs MEETINGS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-07
rBEJUDICIAL CONVENTION,
The RAIDS Have Red Hot Time but
Fail Ia Nominate.

The Convention at GAINESVILLE over,
the delegates have returned to their
home, some highly elated and others
rather chop fallen. The Convention was
called to order early in the afternoon,
Mr.. John W. Daugherty as chairman
and Messrs. W. B Hunt and J. b. Long
ley, secretaries.
In the morning the indications were
that nomination would be made, but
before the converting of tie convention,
the Belmont. county delegates held a
caucus and resolved to go
solid against any such action,
and rs result, when the question came
I'D for final action, the following resolu-
ton was sprung:
Rese'rea, That a majority of the dele
gates be sufficient to carr any question.
And directly on the heels of which, it
was further
Resolrcd, That it is ineXpedient to
nominate Republican candidate for
Judge.
rhe irst resolution was passed without
any discussion OF consequence, but the
"inexpedient to nominate resolution was
rather nauseous to the good people of
Monroe, and they kicked, loud, long and
hard, the convention becoming a scene
of confusion, and for time it was feared
that gore would flow from the bodies of
the participants.
In the midst of the wrangle, the fol-
lowing telegram was received:
BRIDGEPORT, September 4.
Pease township demands that a nomi-
nation be made. NoX PoPULI
THIS opened the gaping wounds atresh,
and DR.. Todd, "the p. NJ, which is, was
at once arraigned as the author of the
dispatch, and was soundly abused and
blackguarded by his Republican breth'
rem. Capt. Holloway, of Flushing, ex.
claiming when being called to order by
the chair; along with some half dozen
Others occupying the floor at the same
time, "Well, l know it; we're all out OF
order; but gimme chance an I'll come
round all right"
The Chair was not so disposed, and in
sisted that the gentleman maintain that
order and dignity usual IN great delibers-
tive bodies, and carried its point, after
which DR.. Capehart, of Martins Ferry;
Captain Pope, Of st. Clairsville; Captain
Smith, of Evansville, and Judge ("Capt." y
Calvin Gray, of Martins Ferry, address
ed the convention.
Loud calls then being made for the
question, it was put and carried, % voting
IN favor of no nomination and % against.
Adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-07
RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated feet inches IN the channel
There is hardly any business being done
at the landing, consequently we have
little or nothing to report.
The Science departed for Psrkersburg
at her usual hour yesterday morning.
The &c and Comfort arrived and de-
parted on time.
The MsllIe Ragon will leave for Park
ersburg at 10! o'clock this morning.
BY Telegraph
PGTTsBURGH,.. September 6.-River 3
inches and stationary. Weather cloudy.
CINCINNATI, September G.-River :
feet inches and rising. Weather cloudy
and warmer. Depsrted-Arlington, New
Orleans; Glasgow, Evansville.
MEMPHIS, September 6.-River sta
tionary with | feet. Weather clear;
mercury ~. Depsrted-Rosa Miller,
Arkansas river; John l.. Rhodes, New
Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, September Weather
warm and clear. River swelling slight
ly with 4 feet inches in the canal.
EVANSVILLE, September G.-Westher
chiefly cloudy and rain in the morning
and at noon; wind from the south; mer-
curry 60 TO SO degrees. River falling,
with 40 feet on the gauge Por. list
Smith, Idlewild, Thomas
W. Means, Mary Miller. Downtown
Business very light.
CAIRO, September 6.-ArrIved-Polar
Star, Tennessee river; James W. Cot,
Cincinnati. Departed-Polar Star, St.
Louis. River IA feet inches and fall.
ing. Weather cloudy; mercury SO de,
grees.
ST. LOUIS, September 6.-Arrived-
Golden Eagle, Keokuk. DEPARTED
Golden Eagle and Rob Roy, keokuk:
Atlantic and bsrges, New Orleans; Mary
Boyd. Peoris. The river has risen %
inches. Weather cloudy and warm.
The heaviest storm OF the season occurred
after midnight last night. The storm
was pretty general and although reports
OF damage are meagre there is little
doubt much injury has been done.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-07
THE. OTHER SIDE.
Editors ofthe Register.

Editors ofthe Register.
In an article in the IlteLiigsneer OF
September 9Th, the Reuerend Local,
GGod save the mark says, that the con.
duct of the city officers at picnic last
Sunday was reprehensible. He says that
the officers were accompanied by bus
load of persons of doubtful character. DE
says they were accompanied by string
band. He says that the officers were
told they could have keg of beer pro-
viding they and their frinds would leave
the grounds He says that on account
Of the bad conduct of those officers and
their friends, several OF the
Germans with their families lett
the grounds. He says that the poor Ger
mans were not only insulted, but knocked
down. He says that warrants would be
issued for the arrest of those officers
Now, we soy that the Reverend Liar has
told: Lie No. THAT the officers were
accompanied by bus load OF persons OF
doubtful character; when the facts OF the
case are, that all the persons in the said
bus has character that will compare
favorsbly with that of the Reverend
Local. Lie No. 2-That they
were accompanied by string band.
There was no string band with
them. Lie No. 3-That they were
told they could have keg OF beer
II they would leave the grounds. Those
poor Germans would not sell them neg
o. beer TOR the reason that they could
make more money in selling it by the
glass. Lie No. 5-That on account OF
the bad conduct of those officers and
their friends that several of the Germans
left the grounds, when the facts are that
10 one left the grounds until the train
arrived, when all had TO leave or walk
home. Lie No. 6-Thst the Germans
were not only insulted but knocked
down. We defy any German to come
forward and say that he was
injured, either in his feelings or bodily,
| but two nasty rowdies who did not be-
long to either party, were slapped over
for Insulting ladies who were in the Off
GERS party. Lie No, THAT warrants
would be issued for those officers. There
has been no warrants issued, and know
ing that any court would justify our con-
duct, we defy those much injured lndi-
viduals to make complaint and give US
an opportunity to show up our side of
the case. And we also defy this uerdeiotAs
German to deny word that is here
stated. Halsted, or the German lies from
beginning TO end, and to make good our
assertions we refer any person interested
in the veracity of the parties to August
Rolf or Frank johnson.
Respectfully,
The ONE THAT WAS IN THE Bus.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-07
Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Market for
week Endin. September =.

Prices have been well maintained
during the past week for all useful kinds
of cutting stock, but are again weaker
for the nondeScrpt sorts, which still con-
st;tute large portion ofthc offerings at
auction. Receipts continue liberal,
though it is generally conceded that the
crop of 1875 is now fully three-fourths
in. Ohio seed is steady without change
in prices. The total offerings at auction
tor the week were l,l5l hhds and 201
boxes: Miami Warehouse-26l hhds
and "a boxes: pol hhds and ! box
cutting tobacco; 90 cases Ohio seed,
40 at S3@5 IS, - at $6(G7 50, II at
SS(G9 40 Is at $40 50Gl4 80. Planters
Warehouse-265 hhds and boxes: 253
hhds cutting tobscco-ll hhdS and 8
boxes West Virginia ut 81 30Gl0 IS, 5
box AT 81 0062S. Bodmann Warehouse
-22G hhdS and l03 boxes, 222 boxes
cutting tobacco hhdS and box West
Virginia ut So 90TS 10 for common
smokers and filters to fine cutting leaf.
Morris Warehouse-20l hhdS and 3
boxes: Shhds new West Virginia at s. 80
oil Is for filters and wrappers. Globe
Warehouse-l99 hhds and boxes: 9
hhds new West Virginia at 81 60GS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-07
WARRINGTON COUNTY ITEMS.
I'M the Review and Examiner.

From the Review and Examiner.
DIPTHERIA still prevails to an alarm
ing extent among the children of
Waynesburg and vicinity.
GEO. w. SIXTIES, of Canonsburg, has
resurected very ancient law by bring
ing SUIT against Daniel Hickman, Of
Venice, for profanity.
Mrs. LEVI q. RAINEy, of Somerset
Township, was severely injured last Fri
day by being thrown from II horse and
alighting on her head.
A GENTLEMAN named Miller from one
OF the country districts, had valuable
watch ierked from his hand on Friday
last, while attending the circus. Ofcourse
he did not recover if.
1lTHE attendance at the independence
camp meeting has been unusually large
The number present last Sunday was
immense. We believe the meeting will
close today wednesday,.
SAMUEL MANNING, of Monongahela
city, was committed to jail on Tuesday
night last, after hearing before Alder
man Boggs, for alleged completely in the
robbery OF Joseph Costsworth's store on
the 9th of June. He is believed to be
Il member of the notorious 'lOl gang.
The brick.work of DR.. LeMoyne's
cremation building is completed, and it
is probable the galvanized roof will be
put on this week, The retort will not
be finished by the Pittsburgh contract
ing firm Tor four or five weeks. We
learn it is intended to first test the burn
ing power on a sheep or cafr--hkely both.
WE are sorry to learn that while j.
Morgan Sharp, of Cross Creek town
ship, was attending threshing machine
on Tuesday of last week, his clothing be-
came entangled in the tumbling shaft, by
which he WAS rapidly whirled around
several times His clothing was almost
entirely torn from his person, besides
which he was severely injured on one
leg and an arm. Fortunately no bones
were fractured.
IT being claimed that Julius K. Adj
ney, member of the las. graduating
class of our college, has shown evidence
of impaired health and unbalanced mind,
he was last week conveyed from this
place to Athens, Ohio, where it was de-
signed to place him under medical treat.
ment in the insane asylum. Some of his
recent "crooked' transactions have given
his relatives here much uneasiness.
FRIDAY night valuable horse (said
to be worth 5000 belonging to Coles
show, was missed, and Que of the en-
ployes was detsilep to look after the ami
NAL. The next evening i! was dIscov-
cred in field of Eek Bolton, formerly
of this place, near Amity. Bolton al
legged that he found it straying along the
road as he was returning home from this
place, and took possession with view of
advertising It, The animal WAS brought
to Washington and shipped TO Parkers.
burg on Monday morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-07

The NATIONAL GAME.-The game At
Erie, Pa, yesterday, between the Stand.
ard and Erie clubs, resulted IN score of
IA toS IN favor of the former.
We received communication last
evening from Mr.. W.T.. English, Mana
GER of the Standards, stating that the St,
Louis Browns will visit Wheeling on the
10Th inst. He also gives us the psrticu-
lars of the Allegheny game, which is in
as we received by special tele-
gram.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-07

BADLY Extraordinarily morn
ing Frederick Ebeling met with an I'M
fortunate accident, at the La Belle mill.
While wheeling cinders, he tripped and
fell across an iron bar just from the rolls,
and being unable to get up immediately,
was fesrfully burned across the left
shoulder and left side. This is his third
accident at the mill. Frederick is about
sixty years of age, and will have to lie
idle some weeks
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-07

The FEMALE CoLLEGE.-The fall
term of the Wheeling Female College
commenced yesterday, and much
larger attendance of pupils and parents
was noticeable than at the opening of the
previous year. Very interesting as well
as instructive addresses were made by
Drs. Sloan, OF Pittsburgh, Riley and
Mayer, of this city, Prof. Morton and
Messrs. Thomas Hornbrook and G.. D..
Hubbard, of the Board of Directors, who
de:canted at length on various topics.
DR.. Mayer took for the subject OF his
discourse, "To Hear and TO Learn" and
treated the subject matter in an able and
.choarly manner, eliciting the admira-
ton and respect Of his audience. Mr.
Hornbrook's remarks were also Of q
timely nature, he insisting that the words
'to work, should be added as an amend
ment to the subject of DR.. Mayer, "To
Hear and to Learn He also
gave short synopsis OF his
experience, and gave some advice
worthy OF the occasion to the young
ladies in attendance, reminding them of
the necessity of full knowledge of the
arts domestic, as well as knowledge of
the accomplishments of the present time,
and spoke in forcible language of the
advantages of the present system
of education over that Of years
gone by. Taken as whole the
opening was one of the most successful
the school has yet experienced, and was
marked by very considerable increase
in the attendance. A number of the
graduates of last year will enter the past
graduate course, and as soon as the prin-
cipal to take charge of it arrives, a Kin.
dergartcn department will be added,
which is valuable addition to the Col
lege.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-07
Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, September 5.-Wool
quiet but firm; supply light. Ohio,
Pennsylvania and West Virginia double
extra and above 40@45c; extra 40@4lc;
medium 3S@40c; coarse 34@37c. New
York, Michigan, Indiana and Western,
line, 34@SGc; medium 35@4Oc; coarse
@4@37c Comhing washed, 45c: do. un-
washed 3jc; Csaads combing 47@50c;
fine, unwashed, 23@25c, coarse and me-
dunn, unwashed, 23@3Gc; tub-wsshed
35CJ4Oc; extra and merino, pulled, $50
SIC; Ne. and ssuper. pulled, 2S@3Oc.
Texas, fine and medium, lS@22c; coarse
lGG2Oc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-07

ALMOST FIRE.-An incipient fire
was nippcd in the bud at the cigar factory
of Alonzo Barley, Huron street, Island,
yesterday afternoon. Underneath the
counter IN the front of the factory, shaw
ings for kindling purposes had been
placed, and little sor of Mr.. Bsrkley's
noticing them, procured match and set
fire to them. When discovered the flames
reached almost to the ceilirg, but the
woodwork not having caught fire few
buckets of water extinguished it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-07

Re- UNION OF METHODIST CoNGREGA-
T.oSs-A meeting of Methodist pastors
and Sabbath School superintendent of
Wheeling was held last night at the
Fourth street Methodist Episcopal
Church, tor the purpose of arranging for
a reunion of Methodist congregs.
tions and Sabbath schoals on the 18th Of
October next. The attendance was quite
good and some necessary work will be
IN time to make its future
gatherings more pleasant.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-07

FALL AND WINTER GooDs.-C. Hess
Il Son, merchant tailors, are now in re-
celpt OF their large and elegant stock of
goods for Fall and Winter wear, embrsc-
ing all the latest designs of French and
English worsteds, fancy pantaloonings,
vest patterns, business suitings, and over
coatings, which will be made up in the
best style to the satisfaction of the GUS
toner, at the lowest bottom prices. The
public are invited to call at the establish
ment, corner of Fourteenth and Main
streets, and examine the goods before
purchasing elsewhere.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-07

RESIGNATION OF OFFICERS -Yester-
day Officers George Birch and Joe Webb,
of Centre Wheeling, handed in their
designations as deputy city sergesnts 10
Captain Ed. Davis, who accepted them.
We are sorry that the above officers did
this, as they were not only vIgilsnt, but
courageous and faithful. We wish
Messrs. Webb and Birch success in any,
thing ther undertake.