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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-27

in Mr.. JOHN G. COVERT, OF the CleVe'
land Leader, was the victim. He was q
candidate tor the Legislature on the Re
publican ticket, when it was recalled by
the opposition managers that IN June,
1876, he had written very sensible aTLi-
Gle on "Cheap Living an article which
he showed, with the ability OF Miss JULIET
CoRsoN. that soup could be made
at cost of six cents for peas, onlons'
asparagus, spinach and small beet
bone which the hatcher was almost will
iDg to give away, soup that was savory
and nutritious and would make mea'
for q poor mans family Mr.. COVERT
was thereon assailed as "the soup-bonc
candidate" who thought that refuse beef
bones were good enough for American
workingmen; cartoons presented HIM as
ladliDg out soup in exchange for work
ingmen's votes, or rs running down the
workmen armed with a soup-bone and a
syringe charged with brotn. OF course,
the retailers of such stuff always find
gulls TO swallow 1t.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
war NoIRA.

LONDON. October 26.-The impression
prevails that since the rains the Russians
are convinced of the impossibility OF
wintering in Bulgaria snd will make s
desperate effort to reduce Pleyns and
defeat Suleiman Pashs's army before their
retirement into Roumsnis becomes
Necessary.
Turkey, securing the release OF
2SO,OOO pounds Of the Egyplisn tribute,
is about to negotiate new loan ot
5,O00,OOO pouads. the interest 10 be
secured by the $50 pounds
CoNsTANTINoPLH October 26.-The
elections for the Turkish Chamber hsyo
begun.
Private dispatches say that Ismsil
tLr PAsHS.
LONDON, October pa correspon-
dent gives the following account ot the
Russian operations derived from Rus
siaG otfice-, who has just returned from
Plevns: No convoy has entered Plevna
since General G. urko took the Cavslry
command. The investment Is now COM
plete. The Imperial Guards took up The
position on the Russian lett, thus pro-
longing the investment line across
the LpunslZ ro4d 10 the Sods road.
The Investment by the infantry extends
from the Roumanrsn positions, northeast
OF PIevns, TO the Sofia road, on the west
The circle is completed by Gen Gourko's
cavalry, which can cut OF all tho sup
plies, but the Russians are every day re-
ceiving renfOrcemenLs, and there Is every
appearance that they intend 10
surround Plevns by series Of
works, rs the Germars did Parts.
The Russians will soon have trooIs
enough to complete the infantry invest
ment. The correspondent thinks there
Is every reason u believe that PleVnS J.
no. vIctu4lled sufficiently 10 stand n
siege TILL spring, and that the appear
ances are that Osmau PAshs will Try,
probably unsuccesstully, to fight his WAY
out. The question of n second CSmpalgn
i now resolutely faced. and the prospect
looks more hopeful tor the Russians tina
1t any time since General krudeneTs
defeat in June.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-27
OUR NEW EPISCOPAL BISHOP.

The Bishop OF Virginia, whose duty 1t
is 10 act in the matter, has formally called
u convention OF the clergy and Iaity OF
the new diocese OF West. Virginia to be-
held in the city of Charleston on the 9th
OF December next. The convention will
consist of about fifteen clergymen ano
twenty-five laymen, each layman repre-
senting district parish. The kanawha
Gazette has the following rs to the I'M
portauce of this assemblage:
at will be- an extremely important
one and the prudence and wisdom OF us
action will determine the irHuence
which, tor years to come, the EpiscJpai
Church Will exert IN West Virginia.
Many causes in The psst have contributed
to retard the usefulness OF this Church
in this State; but these causes Will doubt
less soon be removed, and then there Is
no reason why the Churcn should not
grow both IN numbers and Influence.
Among the important duties devoiving
upon the Convention, is the election Oi II
Bishop. Fyr this office many persors
have already been suggested, among
them several who are at present residents
OF this State, including Rev. K. a. Cobhs,
rector o thIs parish. The selection 10
be made will doubtless receive careful
consideration.
The Epscopalians of this city expect,
in addition to the regular delegates, that
many prominent EplscopsIlanS from dl!-
ferent parts of the State wIl. attend the
Convention TO advise about It's or, r,aulZa.
llon, and we understand that they are
already arranging to entertain All who
may attend Tor that purpose. Arrange
monts are also already under way 20
secure for all those attending the Con
veniion reduced rates on the ral,rOa4
and steamboat lines that are likely to be
taken in reaching this city.
Judge THOMPSON has returned from
his attendance at the sessions o1
the General Episcopal Convention Of
the Episcopal church, at Boston,
having accomplished the object OF his.
trip, viz The erection of West Virginia
into new Diocese. Judge THOMPSON
showed marked tact in the management
OF The important duties OF his mission
and both himself and his church are to
be congratulated upon the satisfactory
results
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ncn PeTIuFbed.

WAsHIEGToS, October 26.-Slsn ey
Matthews is much perturbed At the pub
ication Of the fact that mis- hotel bills,
while pleading Hayes cause before the
Z ectorai Commission, were paid by
Zach Chandler. II day he hss given
ms version o the story, as follows He
says that he does not know who paid his
bI |; that he went I WOrmley for II, and
WAS told LnAt Governor Mccormick had
lett express orders that II wss not 70 De
presented 10 Matthews; that after he
reached home Wormley sent him bill
Tor 1858, stating that il was the amount
o. bis bIil tor the time between the date
OF the final decision OF the Electoral
Commission and the date OF
Matthews departure after the in
augurauor Tor which time Zach Chsnd-
Ter declined to pay that be lmmediate-
ly sent Wormiey a check for the amount,
snd that few days later McCormick
returned the Identical check, with letter
stating it was all mistake, and that the
bill had never been presented 10 MIN
Gov. Mccormick bears out Matthews
explanation. and says, lurtner, that
Matthews id not come here by invita-
non; that be McCormicE) took him -
Wormley's, engaged quarters for him
there, as be had done before or Evsrts
and StOughlOu, ard had authorized
NCrmley 10 entertain them all Literally,
giving them carriages, wines, and what
ever other extras they wanted.
There is Lo doubt, therefore, that this Is
the true statement OF the case 50 lar.
The interesting part came N when the
bills were presented 20 Chandler.
Matthews bill WAS about 5000, Evart.'
rising 81 100, suI SLoughton. 9 aoout the
same. The party excuequer WAS e1-
hausted. aud Chandler was already over
100000 out e. pocket, according To- his
own con .esslou. Thus much Is known
tor certainty. He WAS doubtless tired
of payI2g the party bills, and Is known
10 have SAID, IN has own blunt way, that
MS part in the campaign stopped when
the Electoral Commission made good his
assertion the day s'ter the election that
Hayes has lSj votes, and IL elected.
Mccormick says ne was AWAY when the
-upplemental bill WAS sent to Matthews,
and was chagrlncd 10 find any division
OF bills was made AS he had expressly
,old Matthews that his bill would be
paid. Mccormick does not say So, but
here Is little doub. that he paid ;he S2b3
or Matthews bIlD out OF his pocket, nud
Chandler paid the rest This s,nleme'
Of facts relieves Matthews OF the chsrgr
that he forced himself on the Republican
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Tuv Western lever" is breaking out
.,.in b.dly in W est Virgil Ia. a large
amber OF farmers, mostly young men,
,rs getting ready 10 go west and grow
nm with the country. More than
twenty families in the upper end
of Wood county are either going
q, gone. The most stupid men IN the
coun,ry are the owners OF large tracts OF
l,pd in West Virginia. With any thing
like true public spirit or the part Of these
and owners halt the young men now
.s4kipg homes IN the West could be held
IN the Stsle, and two brought INTO the
Ssle for every one that leaves it.-&ate
Journal.
True. But many OF the large land
owners Of this State are veriIable "moss-
backs" snd you are not going to catch
hem dong anything liberal OF enter
prsing. Newspapers may talk them
selves hosrse about the advantages OF
immigration to West Virgins, but if the
sni owners do not themselves show
me interest IN the mstter oue-ha.t OF our
Safe wi. remain "howling wilderness
t,r another generation or longer.
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Preparations AT Richmond for the
KacpnIiOn of knNeS.

RICHMOND, October % The pro-
grammc tor the reception and entertaln-
ment of President Hayes has been ar-
ranged. The President and party will
rescn the city Tuesday morning on u
special train, which stops at MoLTce
Park where an address Of welcome viii
be made by acting Mayor Meredith. AT
ter response by the President, the par
" will be escorted by the military and
fire department to the Exchange HoteI,
where. at night, reception wIil be hell.
On Wednesday the President will visit
the State fair and be welcomed to Nlr-
ginia by Governor KemPer. At night u
State reception will be held ~ the Exec
utive Mansion. On Thursday a review
of the military at the isir grounds, com
retitive drill and an excursion 10 Du'ch
Gap Canal will take place. Returning
to Washington al night the Preslden,
will be accorded an oystion.
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COMPLIaENT To CONGR ESSMAN
nARTIN.

A Washington correspondent ot the
NOrgsniOwn NelO DOmt'do'i, has thi,
paragraph IN reference to Hon. B. F..
MARTIN, member Of Congress from the
Second District OF this Stat:
Your Representative, Hon. b. F.
Martin, takes to his harness kindly. It.
led, one would think him vet
s:sn. l prophesy that he will give y
good account of himself. b. the way, he
-, procured the admission of Mr.. La =
:JH, young deaf mute, of your coun y
nIO Kendall Green College, near Wash
Hgton Cry. AS free student Young
layton Is spoken of by the President OF
Ihe College Il. young man OF tine prom
Sc" The Young Layton spoken of Is
Ihe son OF A Layton deceased, SID hss
,een slleru,ng the ID. ID. and 4. Asy lum
81 Romney for .ome years.
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Killed hN NIgIIAnIes.

DAYoY, o, October 26.-The killing Of
Wesley Geyser, Wednesday night. nt
Palestine, near Greenvile, forty mile
rom here, has occasioued much eIcit' -
ment 10 that vicinity. The murd"r"t
man bore bad reputation and h, d
been charged with horse s.eal,r.
lie wss warned 20 leave tu'
town, aud not complying gang o'
mss kcd men called hIm from his hou. o.
Wednesday night and rIddIed him with
bullets in MS own doorway. lie had
lived in Palestine tor twenty yoSr-,
owned property there, and leaves VII"
4nd seven children. so action has been
taken by the authorities 10 discover lie
as-assius, and il u uot known wheth,r
they were vigilance committee or n
gang OF despersdos.
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Marie Disasters.

New BEDFORD, Oetooer 26.-The loss
is announced of the whs.ers Rainbow and
rsrnsworth and disasters 10 otheg- 10 the
Arctic ocean.
SAN Francisco, October 26-The
whaling bark W. Dorm, from the Arctic
Ocean, brings the news that the bark,
Three Brothers, Capt Owens Of New
BED ord, VS. abandoned in the Ice nesr
Point Barrow. The-crew escaped aud Is
distributed among other vessels Of !he
feet. On September llth, the British
bark ". II. Fsrlswortb, WAS crushed IN
the ice, filed with water, csPsized, and
sunk in twenty minutes. The ere" wss
saved. There is 10 uews Of tue feet
abandoned last season. With the eGcep-
tion ct the two Kandas from the bark
Acars Barnes, who made their way TO
lsnd, all are Supposed to have perished.
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IHE NOBLE COUNTY "SPIRIIs -


Considerable OF rumpd. has been
Mcked up sn ,ut rather small All air, 10
Noble Gu ) We gave the SUN OF the
"lollgs III Ih column last Wednes-
isy morning bat the Information there
gwen hAs leen greatly enlsr. rd npoa -
sensational eporters aud otner- Tn
C.tIea, Press printed NJ Caldwell,
brings Us this version of the matter:
during the past two werns some evil
disposed or very mischievous persons
lave been imposing upon the ignorance
aud creduhty OF some OF the people Of
lbs community by arranging and carry
'aSon series OF spiritual manifesto
ions st and about the residence ct
tiIah Stssts, Esq, who resides about
'a'ee miles east OF this place, on Salt
IN. Windows were broken, beds
and bedstesds tossed about, boxes
*o.scks sud other articles hurled about
'ae rOom and m, ny other curious per-
@"' % ANAEs 4 It I AtNN AIN4 ~
o'aHI', Al old lady, WAS quite serious, she
'7lsme quite i'll from the fright and
nervous shocks occssloued by the mani
'7IA'i1rs a great many from Caldwell
A-l elsewhere visited the premises IN
''le' lo "see for themselves the cause
" .he rImpus, but no one WAS sbie.to see
-y spirits st work. 1t was the
'e'mont county affair" re.ensc.ed o.
A'ua.i scsle. 1t i suggested by one
'-a' 'le csLse OF the phenomeua Is dis
''e'el IN the fact that the Republican
party IN their deieat and humiliation
-Ae followed up osit Run to lis head
'a'eFs, At Mr. Stats iarm where y
I-'.s!iat church Is located and the spirits
-'''Ag gone out of them entirely, they
"oLbIrg around that region, hoping
,-A 'he Democratic Gov. Bishop will ln-
.-'sede io' them ana relieve their dis
's'. They should have gone into n Lerd
'"'ne aud rushed into deeper waters y
We may add, rs fact worthy OF being
''lered along with the balance ,t the
'"'!' Ihs! none OF these strange lhisgs
-'Ppened st times when people were
sent for purposes OF investigation.
~ believe spirits usually refuse 10 per-
''''n 10 the presence OF unbelievers.
contrary TO our first in.ornslipn,
,-''s was girl employed in n dom, stlc
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General Grant.

PARIS, October o. General Grant To-
isy received visits from i large numb'r
Of Americans ard wsil.known French
men, including Leon say. Presldent
MacMahon, when receiving Presiden'
Grant, yesterday, laid tbst be Wa muct
gratiEsd 10 make the acquaintance OF %
Illu.trIoss so'dier, and - open AL the
military Embellishments - NJ inspection
and - furnish MIN the means Of knowing
everything concerning military Affairs
General Grant accepted the offer, with
tnauks
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Shocking Accident.

A shocking accident occurred ut the
Jackson, Tenn, tar, yesterday, during 3
horse race. Two young ladies attempted
to cross the track in front OF the horses,
and one of them, Ms; Annie ScarioCk.
was struck by one of the horses, and
probably stsl!y injured. The horse fell
and throw his rider, John Thompson,
severely injuring him. Another horse,
becoming entangled IN the melee, threw
bis rider, young Madison, fatally injur-
ing him.
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Indicted for Conspiracy

PHILADELPHIA. O.;ober 26.-The
Grand Jury has indicted John ;. MOI
ton, Samuel Hubn, B +. Stones, Jonn
Z. Nagle and Geo. \, VIckers, on 8
charge of couspiracy to deiraut the Aar-
ket Street Railway Company out OF
100000. Another Indictment charges
Morton, Stokes and Huhu, With embez.
cling $4,000 belonging to the company,
and Nagle and VIGksrs with rsssIving
the money.
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Condnclar., A..ociarion.

ATLASTA. "a, October zG.-The Con
dgc.or. insurance Association u ds!
coldemuec strikes. Myntreal wss fixed
a. the mex, place OF meeting. Ssm1s
TitI.. Of New York, va elected Presr
daE,, L K SIslliuss, Of Atlanta, Firs'
VIC, -rre.Idest; G. A. SgsnenHeid, o
Cressor, lows, Second Grand SecressIy
The Executive Committee was re elected
A barbecue will take plscs tomorrow
and b7p 81 the MARKHAM House vii
b.. si.en might.
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Death Of Rema. knbI> CoIored Man.

MEHPHIs. October 2G.-Rev. Morn
henderson, c5lDred pss.or Of the B"ale
.Lrgel coiored B4pi's. clufcD, died the
evening after long Hires, aged ~. H'
Wa 4 remarkable cpiored nsn. and by
MS efforts alone had raised and expended
upon MS church .incs 1876 The nm %.
$4,000, snd bat for The failure Of tic
Freedmen Bank, would nave completed
II His church books showed a member
hip o. 800. lie Was icoized by lie
members and beloved and respoc,ei by
al who knew him.
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Washington Items.

WAsHISGToN, October 70. The Cabi-
net council to-day gave their attention to
the es.imste q appropriations required
tor the departments The kngIsh ms
sion was 10. !uded TO.
Tne Republican mem 5ers OF the In
diana delegation in Congre-s will have 4
consultation 81 the house Of }. L EvsLs
tomorrow, to discus. the Pfes.den;s
policy and determine what course 10
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Tne Dear old Dollar.

WAsHINGToN, October 20 A careful
canvass has been made OF the Senate, snd
those who conducted il say that there l. IL
clear majority in favor of the restoration
of the old silver dollar 10 it. former
monetary power Many Senators On
both sides are even in favor OF MAXI g
subsidiary silver coin legal tender. but
the outlook now is that the first step Will
be to restore "lhe dolar OF the daidIes, ~
and follow It With more general leglss-
tion on the subject. Il can be set down
as fixed fact that restoration OF the
silver dollar to It's former value IS inrvi-
table, unless vetoed by Hayes.
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IosrpH THOMPSON, the mongrel cam
ra.,s for Mayor of Baltimore, during
...c.py.ss inscribed upon his banner: Il
.,rn rather be an honest blacksmith
.,., . dishonest Mayor" The people
.,.Dactsd his preference, and denied him
,,s opportunity to become dishonest
MsYOr.
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Tvx Richmond State declares that the
,.u,a Of Richmond rs market for rancid
A,,tar has reached the far OFT lands OF
,o.l.nd and that, as rancid butter is con-
,,da,ed great delicacy in that queer
,,or,rv 4 commission of eminent eli
IAN, hsye been sent to Richmond to
ra,otiste tor supply. The story is well
IL
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French Affairs

PARIS. October 26.-The Figaro say s
thst 1t 4 Cabinet council yesterday, the
drsught Of tbe message from President
MarMahou, to be delivered at the open
ing of the Chamber of Deputies, VISA sp-
proved. Ii very hrm in tone.
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Suicide

A man hsiling from Weston, Ohio,
and registering 3, the United States
Hotel as f. Smith, smcided in his room
sometime during the night Of the 18th,
BY hanging himself with small cord
He was dressed in ordinary dark cloth
ing. wore trimmed whlskers, weighed
shout l25 pounds, and aged sb Ut 35
years.
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airline.

SAs Fraser C., October 2G.-Ar-
rIv.d-S.ezmer Is alta from Liverpool
sslled-Brtlsn Steamer Ann MeIlceni
lor Liverpool.
New YoRK, october ZG.-Arriyed-
Steamer Suevis fiOrn Ham burg.
LObDOs, October Z6.-Arrved-
Steamers BOibbIs from New York and
Palestine from Boston.
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General Forrest.

MEMPHIS, October 26.-Genersl For.
rest Is still IN critical condition, and
has been reduced by chronic dinrrbTa
until he scarcely weighs one hundred
nonnis
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The Yellow Fever

tvs GRANDMA, October 26.-There are
.r,,r Jew cases &c day. The weather is
S0,'os,ie S0o'soie. Food has been furnished
Jo..DtA October 26.-Sister MARY
Pow r. "no went 10 nurse the SICK st
as, ,ay Soyai' died from yellow fever after
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WI III "'at " blA wv {.
CHICAGo, October 70 Flour Dali
and unchanged Whcat-ActIye but
lower; No. Chicago spring u 10 No. 2
I 09l cash; 81 0ilG1l ~ seller No
yemDer; 81 03sGl 05i seller December;
| No. : O5I rejected 9jc Corn Active.
drm, higher and irregular st A6tc cash
! i3ic seller NOyomberi rejected A.. Oats
-Fsiriy active aud shade higher NJ
2iIc cash; 23I' seller November; 2SI
| a,2ic seller November Ryo-SteAdy
.nd unchanged Barley Ea,icr al Oslo
Pork-Steady and IN air demand NJ
Sl4 80 cash; $l4 3O(Hli 40 seller October,
Sl2 6O(dl2 10 seller November; $l2 45l9
IL 475 seller yrsr. LSrd-Dull and
nomlr al At 50 3jG)s 10 cash; 81 G0(a5 90
seller October; 81 ia seller year. Bulk
heats-QIIet and unchanged. Whisky
At SlO7.
ON Call board Wheat u nsettled
and lower at 81 O9.eel U9i seller octo-
bor; ~ Oiml %. seller November
Corn- Easref. Oats Firm aud un.
changed. Pork fIrmor but not quota
by higher. Lard Steady and un'
changed
CEci, vArI, Urtober 20. Cotton
q act At lOIc FIour-Dull and un-
changed. " heat Rule; rei 81 20CD
20 Corn-Duil nj i5Cgi6c OSu-
Qlict and steady st z76,3lc. Rye Dull
st JyGGOr Barley Dull and un-
changed Pork - Quiet but steady At
bl4 %. Lard Dull, steam 81 80 kettle
So OOG,9 26 Bulk Meat. No offerings
Bacon Stronger sides 9ig9tc. Whisky
Steady and in good demand NJ 81 o..
Butter-In fair demand; iA'cy creamery
80; prime ~ choice Western Reserve
23a,25c: Central OHIO lsCo,22c. Lln,oed
OiI-Dul NJ 5sc
Hogs-ln fair demand but market Hrm,
common 81 OOCd4 So, light ~ 75(ay4 80,
packing ~ SjCg6 TO- bItcber' 80 l0(B
5 10.
PHILADELPHIA, October Z6.--flour
steady and unchanged. Whsst--DuL
amber 81 iiCgl 40, red 81 42(Gl 43;
white 81 47Cdsl 80. Corn-Quist; yell
low G2GGliG mixed 6l(gGlic. Oau-
firm; WDits western s66gSGc; western
mixed 3OCa3Jc Rye-QuIeI A. G5(g70c.
Pork-At kl4 75Ca 10 %. Butt-r--Qsie,
creamery 3OCg23c; Western Reserve 2sCo
2G,. Cheese Firm; W stern fancy l2ia
lJc Petro sum-Dgll, redued l4IG1l4i
srude ll9lltc Whisky Doll al u IL.
PHILADELPHIL, October 2G.-W Wool
Quiet aud Arm, and prices unchanged,
.uppIy light but equal 20 the demand.
OHIO, PennsylVanIs and West Vr-
ginls double 'Itra and shove 36l9
5DC; extra Bi(a4Gc; medium iIG1
46c; coar,e 35fa5scT New York, hicbi-
gan. Indians and western 1oe 3glGL42!ci
medium 44aJ45c; coane 3Jt9S6c; comb.
lng washed 6ONay55; unwssbed 2slaj5Oc;
coar,e and medium un " Ishsd Zsts,SI; tub
washed 4GCg,i5c.
TOLEDO, October 2G.-Plour-Quiet.
WheAI- Easier; No. white Michigan
81 81; extra DO. 81 "a; amber Michigan
.pO. 81 70; No. 2 red winter, spot ,eller
October aud November 81 "a No. 3 red
81 ia. COrr-Esie-i high mired
4sfc.No. spot 4Sc, seller October
- +; rejected sic; damaged i5i Osr
dull No. Whine z5c; Michigan 21ic.
Clover Seed Held a. 81 s..
PITTsBUEoH, October Z5.-Petroleum
Weak; crude 81 40 3. PsrksTs Tor
immediate shipment; refined l1tc for
Phil~delphiA delivery.
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:, won't do sny longer to say that the
DsnOcrsts did not carry ONO over all
,,,os,tjor. since Judge joan W. oKEY
W W clear majority Tor the office OF
o,r-ame Judge.
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NEw YORK, OcIober 2o.-Dry Goods-
Business quiet with packing houses. Co.
ton good. moved slowly, but brown sid
colored coitons Eers steady N price.
Prints dull. Southbridge Ihirting Prlnu
opened a. 6tc. Gi ghsms in good de-
mand. WCoIsns quiet.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-27
Female LAWYER.

COLUMBUS, o., October 26-Mi's
PhGoe Cozz"n, attorney -st-lsw, St. LOUIS,
Missouri, i 10 the city. disportlng herself
10 q geRtlemanly manner.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-27
at'hccling 2c9ister.
ooyd closed yesterday at lO2i.

III. ,,,atksr to.d ~ ,cil be partly cloudy,
>, ,,riabe ,Otnds, stationary temperG-
and local rains.