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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-15
MnAhInEInn IICnls.

WAsHIvGroN. November 1.-THE
President sent the following nominations
To the senate to-day: Manuel Gown, O.
Florida, United States Consul nj Leg
horn; Ehlnghsm Lawrence, Collector ui
Customs Tor the district OF New Orleaus,
Chaunccy J Field. postmaster At 81
Louis.
Tho House CJmmittc on Elections TO-
day heard The concluding portion OF Mr.
Pattorson's argument 10 the CoIornd,
case, and deferred hearing Mr. Bcliurd
I'LL tomorrow.
The case OF Dean DemocrsU W. Field
Republican,, sitting member FROM the
rhIrd Massachusetts district, Is next pu
he docket Field to-day A-kod ~ post
ponoment 20 give him further tlmo io'
preparation. Tho committee did not de-
termlne 10 grant II.
The Senate confirmed Roscwoll II
Mason, Surveyor General At Montana
A lbert Parker, Sedalia NO; also all tu'
army promotions and appointment soui
% the Senate since the 2OLh ulL., except
ing tho appointment Of Adam Slskcr a.
Second Lieutenant, which has not y"'
been reported from the committee
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Bank President Pound Dead.

CHICAGO. November l4.-The body Of
William +. COalbs1gh, President Of the
Union National BsuE, Of this city, Was
found on the step oi the DOuglas MOI u
ment, about SIX ocl OK this morning. A
revolver With Mr.. CosItsugh's name on
it was lying near hin.
That the sad even, was induced by
matters outside 0! bank affair, ls shown
by the statement N sds this morning By
Bank Examiner ~ Wstson, that be, On last
evening, concluded his seni-snnusl eE-
animation o. the Union National Bank,
and that BIZ, report 70 the Comptroller o!
the Currency vii show not Only SOL
vent bank, ou. condition OF unusually }
large cash means. He sdts: W hstsyer
were Mr Coal0sugh'E trouble, neither
the CONDITION Of hls bank nor MS relations
70 It, had any connection with them. "
The officers Of the bank have issued the
following notice: Nv. T. Goa bsugh, late
President o. the UnIon National Bank,
committed suicide this morning. The sci
wss not caused by financial trouble, either
OF his own or this bank. The bank il
no. only solvent, but specially strong snc
sound, and It's business will not be inter
rupted by this SD event
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Condensed TELEGRAMS

Senator Blaine Is rapidly onvalescing.
San Francisco will ask Congress for
new postotiice.
The gorilla recently on exhibition IN
London is dead.
A slight shock of earthquake was felt
at Toronto, yesterday morning.
Marquis De Frsuok Elm, Legitimist,
lite Senator of France, is dead.
Five convIcts escaped from the Mis-
souri, penitentiary yesterday.
Rumors Of an intended rising in the
north of Spain are contrsdicted.
Three hundred Russian Menuonites
left Berlin on the Oh inst. for the United
States.
A fire at Byron, H., Tuesday night,
destroyed property worth $4,000. In
surance small
The eastern end of the broken direct
cable has been picked up, and all is ready
tor the final splice.
Subscriptions in San Francisco for the
unemployed and destitute people of the
city reach $25,00O.
The Nashville, Chattanooga and St
Louis Railroad Company has leased the
Cumberland and Ohio railroad
The Tenth National Bank of New
York city is winding up its affairs because
lis business Is unprotitabie, 1t will pay
in full.
London master builders declare against
conference with the striking masons,
and will continue the importation of for
eign labor.
The steamer Dominion, which sailed
from Montreal for Liverpool, yesterday,
took 600 head OF sheep and 80 head of
Chicago cattle.
The American ship Granger, from
Liverpool, June 30.h, for Manila, has
been totally lost Part OF the crew land
ed at Singapore.
A special dated Steranksleh, Tuesday,
saws that sharp cannonsde continues
against ksrs, and an assault is imminent.
Efzeroum refuses to surrender.
Motion for new trial has been made in
the FAMOUS sun OF Tue Ellulh MIN COul-
psny VS.. Trenor w. Park, General Bax-
ter and others, to recover S5O00OO
Robert L. Case, president of the New
York Security Life and Annuity lnsur-
snce Company, has been convicted OF
perjury in swearing to the annual state
ment for 1873.
The Trans Pacific Gable Co., for the
purpose Of laying q telegraph cable
from San Francisco to Japan and China
via Hawaiian Islands, was organized at
San Francisco yesterday.
A Rome dispatch announces that Mar.
auis Antinori, leader of the Italian ex-
ploring expedition in Africa, is dead
Signor Chiarins VINO was with the
deceased In the work of exploration, is
a prisoner in Abyssinia.
While train on the Vandslis rail-
road was being backed, near Pierson,
Mo, yesterday, 1t struck hsnd-csr and
the en CINE and part Of the train were
thrown from the track, killing D're
Kilker, fireman, and breaking a leg of q
! fireman.
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The Army Bill.

WAsHIEGToE, Novembe l4-The
army bill as reported to the Senate TO-.
day, from the Committee on Approprls-
tlons, is amended By the entire omission
OF the clause inserted by the House, winch
provides that four cavalry regiments
should be recruited 10 the lull force Of
1900 men each, and kept in service on
the Texas frontier but that the total
number OF men on the army role sEOIld
bs limited 70 10000.
The Senate committee recommended
the insertion, in place Of the manda-
tory provision concerning the use o!
troops in Texas, OF the following claIIa
"CavsIry regiments may be recruited 70
100 men in each company, and Kept H.
near ss practicable 70 that mum Der, and Il
suficien. force Of cavalry snsll be en-
ployed in the defense Of the Mexican
and Indian irsntier Of Texas The
committee do no! recommend any ID
crease in the smoInU voted by the
House, but on the contrary, propO.e re-
ductions Of $4,000 in the item tor the
conversion Of smooth -bores - rIhed can
non, $4,000 in the appropriation for
hospitals, and 5000 in the appropriation
for the office Of the Commanding Cen
ersl
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OpPOEIIion OF the Money Rags 20
the silver Bill,

WAsHINGToS. November IA DEL
egstion Of New York and PhllsdelpRls
bankers, brokers and merchants, opposed
to the House SILVER bill now pending IN
the Senste, had sn interview this morn
ing with the President There we're
also present Secretaries Sherman, Evsrts
and Schurz, Messrs. Bsbcock, Ellis,
Stewart and Lowe, Of New York, who
severally addressed the President their
remarks being TO the effect that there
wou / be depreciation OF the public
credit if silver were made legsl tender
snd the National debt authorized 10 be
paid in il; and further, that the passage
OF the bill would be- injurious 10 sII kinds
of industry, the views Of the speakers
being similar 10 those presented last
evening before the committee. The del
egation asked the President 10 exercise
his power TO protec; the integrity
of the country. As 10 lis credit
before the world, the President
said thsL while, IS they knew, there
would be manifest improprlety IN 10"
expressing his views on this subject be
would DO hat they had requested him
+ 60, viz: give 10 it due iull and
c4ndIl consideration whenever the ques-
tion should be presented to him in oticlal
form Tor his determination. After lesy-
ing the President the delegation called -
pay their respects 10 the Secretary OF the
Treasury at his office. Ia the course OF
conversation with one Of the de.egstes
he said: Il hope, SIT, that your visit TO
the President has been satisfactory. To
which the banker replied "lt We have
done no good We have certainly done no
harm We bankers and brokers can
protect ourselves, but Wa desire that our
fellow-citizens generally shall not be
injured by such legislation As Is proposed
on the silver question ' The Secretary
responded 81 am happy to hear you can
protect yourselves, while there Is no
doubt thst others can do the same.
NEW YORK, November l4-The Post
says: We are informed that n petition
asking the Senate and President 10 with
hold their approval from the Bland sill
yer bill, or from any bill which provides
Tor the remOnetIzatIon of silver rs iull
legal tender, which has received the sig
natures o, the banks and savings banks
of Boston, is now in circulation among
the same class Of institutions IN TINS city.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
War Notes.

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-.r,iaT -, - '-'S -,
wl,h5-.-., ,, - '-S - 80 - - or.Aa.I 40 'Is
the tr1rtis- tbs, =, - ,,nIs;tIa =, -
tha i,bsh,,sn,. :. 80 fes.'.'o -,
military protection.
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>ff>N
ERIEkoUM, November li.-All Is GO
ing well here snd re'niorc"m'nis are
continually arriving. The Turkish
troops are IN excellent spirits Hri 'h-
1''.' " '"''' Nun! - "',1 NV ~"
h,SpoN' N"vemo'' IA
pohdeA' IN he'SrHd'' te!'graPhs '.''
signs o. ac'lNE! Ia SeFNIS are hUitll-
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TORTY-fIFTH CONGRESS-,
WASHINGTON, November IA.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Mr.. Ingalls,, from the Committee on
Indian Affairs, reported, with amend
ments, the Senate bill TO enable Indians
to become citizens OF the United States.
Placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Conover introduced bill to grant
additional homesteads TO settlers upon the
pubic lands in the States OF Alabama,
Mississippi, Louisiana and Florida: ke-
ferred 10 the Committee on Public
Lands
At the conclusion of themorning hour,
Mr.. Maxey called up the resolution sub
mItted by him few days ago, instruct
ing the Committee On Military Affairs
to inquire into the expediency OF con-
structlng a system of defensive works on
the Rio Grande frontier of the United
States, and spoke at length in regard to
raids from Mexico into Texas, and the
necessity for such defensive works.
Mir. Window, from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported with amend
ments, the House bIll making appropriE-
tions for the support OF the army, and it
was placed on the calendar.
The Vice President laid before the
Senate communication from the Presi-
dent endorsing the report OF the Secre-
taIy OF State, in rep ly to the Senate
resolution of the Sth inst, IN regard TO
the rescue of prisoners By III armed band
from Mexico, from the Jail in Starr
county, Texas, in August las. Referred.
Mr.. Window asked unanimous con-
sent to proceed with the consideration OF
the army appropriation bill.
Mr. COckrIli said he would no. object
to the bill being taken up now, With the
understanding that It's cor rsiieration be
deferred till tomorrow. 1t had just been
printed with amendments and the Sena
tors had not had time TO examine 1t.
MIR. Window accepted the proposition
of Mr.. COckrill, and the army bill was
taken up with the understanding that i.
should come up as Unfinished business
tomorrow.
Mr.. Whyte submitted AT amendment
to the deficiency appropriation bill, aP-
propriating $1,000 tor continuing the
operations under the direction OF the
United States fish commission connected
with the propagation and distribution Of
snad and other food fishes during the
present year. Referred.
Mr.. Window submitted an smend-
ment to the same bill, sppropriating
l,2O0 Tor the expenses of preparing tor
publication and indexinE volume con-
tanning the proceedings OF the EIectocal
Commission, and OF the two Houses of
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PHILADELPHIA, Novem Der ls-Flour
Steady and unchanged. Wheat-
Steady; amber 81 44Nl II; white 81 IS
i So Corn-Firmi elbow 14Ic mir"d
62Jc. Oau-EIrm; white we,tsrn 10
G,37c; western mired 34G }5c. Rye-A.
70c. Provisions-Quie. snd uncnsnged
Bu.;er-Stesdv; creamery 2963l; West
ern Re,erve 23lg23Ic Eggs Wssteru
25Gy2Gc. Cheese QIiet; western l2iCD
l3c. Petroleum--Firmeri refined lZii
crude lOt@lOic. Wbisky-Atsl 81 %.
MILWAUKEE,, November IA Flour
Steady srd unchs7gs1. Wheat-FIrm-
er, 10. Michigan 81 Az bard 81 lBli
No. 2 Milwaukee 81 % seller NOyem-
Der 81 Os.; seller December, 81 OF Tor
No. 3 Milwaukee. Corn-Scarcei No Z
ACC. Oats, ,arce ard arm; No. z, bic.
Rys-Qaiet bu. steady; No. |. 5!c Bsr.
ley-S.rong; No. 2 spring 639s1c. Pro.
vi.ious-Dull and and unchanged. Pork
AT Sl2 80. Lard-Prime steam ~
81 S7ii kettle g. 80.
slNEw YoKK, November li,-Dry
/ Goods-Businesl still moderate with pack.
/ sge houses. PrinIs selling lreeiy. Bsgu-
1 lar good. quiet. Cotton goods quist and
/ in fair request. Worsted dress goods
ouist. Woolens in moderate demand.
Foreign dry goods dull.
@PIrrsBURsH, November l6.--Petrole.
um-Irregulsr; crude about ~ 10 a.
/ ParkeTs; refined l2te for Philadelphis
. delivery.
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THE POPE GAVE AUDIENCE


to-day Tor period o. exactly SIX minutes
He received five priests, six lAymen and
eleven ladies, most Of the priests beng
French. His Holiness was borne IN by
four pafreniers, and locked very pale
and weak. During the SIX minutes the
audience lasted be never once moved his
legs, but he moved his hands frequently,
and with apparent freedom. The ap-
pearance he presented WAS tnat OF man
ON THE VERY BRINK OF THE GRAVE,
but seemed to retain his mental faculties
hardly TO BE- expected under the cir.
cumstances. The pilgrims favored with
an audience lookei on with reverential
awe, feeling that they had cast their
las look on Pho Mono alive. The Pontih
conversed in French and spoke with al
amount 0. effort that Was painfully evil
dent. The few words he spoke referred
principally to the
POLITICAL CoNvULsIoNs IN FRANCE,
about which he evidently feels very deep
iy. He counseed prayers for peace, So
that France might be spared the horrors
OF another revolution. The pilgrims
were much struck by the Pope's excessive
paleness and the extreme languor OF his
eyes. His movements were somewhat
spasmod.c, and there was an unmistaka-
Die appearance OF q strong will battling
against almost complete physical prostra.
ttn,
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Fehrenbach's Goose Cooked.

WashiugtOn special to Pitts. Dispatch.
There are reasons for believing that
the nomination OF Fehren bach TO succeed
Captain Devenny Us Supervising Steam
boat Inspector will not be confirmed.
There is powerful opposition TO him
among the Republicans in the Senate,
and though so much can not be asserted
positively, yet 1t would appear that =
maiority OF the Committee on Commerce
will resist his confirmation. There have
been pretty strong representations made
that Fehrenbach is not competent for the
position, while II Is known that Deyenny
was competent, and the only excuse made
for hi, removal was his sge-which never
interfered with the pertormance OF his
duty. In fact, he is rs active and vlgOr-
GUS as the average man of forty. Feb
reubAch was put forward rs man to
control the labor vote OF Ohio for the Re
publican party, and as he made a failure
OF that, and as the steamb bostmen on the
river are almost unanimously Of opinion
that he is not fit tor the Office, the Sens
tors fail to see that the public service
would be benefited by his confirmation
to remove competent msn
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Mexican Border Troubles.

NEW ORLEANS, November IA
Brownsville, Texas, dispatch says: Gen
ersl Escobedo having been indicted 10
tn. United States Court for violation OF
the neutrality laws, in getting up mill
tsry expedition in Texas 70 invade Mex
leo in the interest Of eI-President Lerdo,
his trial mas been set tor today. Al
apparently reliable rumor prevails thai
Col. Vielsnesl crossed the BIO Grsnce
TO day. about fifty miles above this place
into Mexico, with one hundred men tc
oppose the Diaz government. Unusual
activity prevails against the Adherests oI
Lerdo on this border.
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q wild Animal loose in UuiOn
tOuuty.

MARYsvILLE, o., November l3.-
Great excitement prevails in the nor .hern
part Of Union county, on account OF 3
wild animal which has broken loose upon
the citizens in that locality. Last even
ing the animal made An attack upon a
party OF men, and terrible battle en-
sued, lasting several minutes, after which
the animal retrested into swamp about
a mile from Somerville, with roars and
wells and with wonderful rapidity. Al
of the men were badly lscersted and
wounded 1t is supposed to be either q
tiger or leopard. The whole country is
turning out with dogs and arms, and sur
rounding the swamp into which the ami
nal retreated. Nothing has been seen
of 1t since four o'clock this morning. At
lsst accounts two of the party, George
Wallace cnd John Sterling, were thought
10 be fatally injured. Five Others are
seriously injured.
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Marine.

LONDON, November l4,-Arrived =
Steamship Utopia, from New York.
FARTHER POINT, November A.
Steamer Manitoba, from Liverpool,
passed in.
BosToS, November l4-Arrived-
Steamer Illyrisn, from Liverpool.
New YORK, November l4.-Arrived-
Steamer Moselle, from Bremen.
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Indians In search Of Food.

a Ledder ,pecisl irom KNwlins, Wy,
SAYS that Douglas and some 400 oi hu
Utes have their agency on Whltc rIv"r
and come 10 that place m search Of 4. OF.
which for some reason. while supplied
by the government, yet remains in the
warehouse nj Rswlins They aIlege that
hey are forced o. this measure ~ game
q 50 scarce AMI their people suhorlng' tor
wsnt Of food. As 20. they are peacefully
-ndcsvoring 20 have their grievance al
justcd, and have teegraphed 10 WAsn.
Ington 20 ascertain II their -four may not
b. drawn al Rawlps.
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rg,ELxY VALLANDINGHAM, the only
,, the late brilliant CLEMENT l..
y,,,,SpISGHAM, Is after the scalp OF
~. Gro. Ii. PENDLEToN, in the Oaio
,.to,isl race. His tatber wss once y
.,s,ds,e for that position, ana PENDLE-
- .ndn't help him.
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I,,,,e Girl Burned Death.

RUsHvILLR, IND, November l3.-A
little girl three yesrs old, tie daughter
of Jack johnson, VINO lives three miles
west OF this place, .et her clothes on fire
Monday morning, and WAS tear'u!!y
burned. Her death followed the same
night
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NEW YORK, November l4.-IOuls
WallsIem, manufacturer OF lsdies' suits 81
33s Broadwa street, bas failed. Lisbi..
iLIes 1900; sssets $4,000.
Solomon Hyman, a dry goods iobber Al
$50 LispenArd street, has failed. Liabil-
tiles $4,000; sssets t3j 90.
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Road Agent Convicted.

CHEYENNE, Novombor li-ln tho
United States District Court to-day,
Foncc Rines, oue ol the recently cap
.ureI road sgeuts, was found guilty md
.cutcrced 10 fourteen years In th" pen'-
InriInru
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,.,ds,e for that position, ana PENDLE-
IN lldnt help him.
SAVINGS AND SILVER.
va are informed by the Eastern papers
a., the syndicate Of Jewish bankers and
York money sharks, have notified
,,a Government that, il the bill res .oring
liver TO our circulating medium shall be
,,,.ed by Congress, they viii decline to
inv sny more 0. cur iour per ceat. bonds.
Neil: Be \. 50. L,t Congress n once
r... the bl propose' by Senator WAL
ask which authorizes the issue Of
.,, bond .or the Investment ct the
.,vggs OF the people" and which Is to
.s,r sn interest OF four per ceat. Pass
,,,: and with 1t the silver Di!, snd We
sir have 10 .se tor ,yudicates. In time
,-s whole q, our debt would Os funded
IN four per cents, and held by our own
rsaple. instead u. bo,ag held IN foreign
...n,rles. VINO now drain Us OF our gold
r.n,yI.c our cxgrbltsnt inter st. This
hi. VII nave Two good effects: First, 1t
al re,uce the interest, not alone Oh the
-.vsrruer. lo-ds, but also upon bank
.r4 individual leans. So long a the
g.yerumru. pays - nigh rate Ct
l..-vs.. IS, So long cheap money
". be- aa unknown but ever-de
..rab,e cgumod.ty. We pay TOO much
sid too hIsu ra.. Of Interest on the pub
he 4gb., ard upon all classes OF mUhici-
ra snd individual Indebtedness. This
bill VIII eventually bring US cac"r
money. Second, it will afford a sat,
u.su. i5r those who have smll, saving,
sr! mus. trust some one to keep them
TIE experience of the people with ssv
I1cs banks Is disastrous one.
Th, credit OF the government Is
above psr. 1t must borrow for
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POPE Plus.
ON THE VERY BRINK OF THE
GRAVE.
still He Was Able TO Give An Audi
ence Yesterday, Lasting Six linz
utes-His Conversation kefer-
ring Almost Entirely 10 the
Political COnyulsiOns in
France, About Which
He IL Much Con-
cerned.

Cable Telegram to the New York Herald.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, November l3-
Notwithstanding his debilitated condi.
ton
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at'hctllag 9r9lster.
c,,5 closed yesterd1y at 1923

,,,atier to-d ~ ,ojH be partly cloudy,
- .,,sbsrlv ,oucs, -isinq temperature
and rain.
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HAS. rbteve. in Belmon. County.

MoRRIsTowS, o., November l3.-Ar.
Isasc Howell, living three miles north OF
this place, had fne mare stolen from
hi. barn Oh last Monday night.
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He Came Down.

~. Ns We predicted, Inspector Faren-
So. removal OF q local inspector OF
,.., ..1l O7iers a. Whee ling, raised tire.
,.,14ol' -. row, the result of which is the
:. .',, '"'ement Of the dismissed inspector
g., '-e request Of Mr.. Faren bach Tim.
~ feace dwells once more on the
'N~'' OF the beautiful river"
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C,yoRyss will make an effort to ad-
IN the I'd. This is probably u
,,,,so( the resumpLonists and gold
r,,o,i.ts to get time to catch their
,..sLh.
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Tax vote on the anti-resumPtion bill
.,, h, reached in the House before
nsy no' u
saturday
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TUX Pope Is dyins-by inches as i
vege.
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While train on the Vandslis rail-
road was being backed, near Pjerson,
Mo, yesterday, II struck hsnd-car, and
the engine and part Of the train were
thrown from the track, killing Dore
Kilker, fireman, and breaking a leg of q
fireman