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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-01

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25
Cabinet Meeting.

WASHINGTON, July 24-The Cabine,
session to-day lasted until after 2 O'Clock.
discussing mostly the railroad tronb.ts.
kilograms from the military command
ers showed q condition Of affairs which
shows that quiet prevails IN Philsde. phia
ard General Hancock l. fully able t.
suppress any disorder there kilograms
from Chicago and other points show an
exciting state OF affairs, and the Secretary
of War explained the movements Of the
troops. + regiment OF infantry Will be
ordered west from the department o.
the South to Strengthen the federal forces
in that section. The Presiden; and cab
met feel confident that the government
Is fully able to suppress the disorder with
the force now available, and that the
prompt action Of the Secretary Of War
snd navy IN disposing United S.stes
forces quietly, SO as 10 aid TIE civil.
authorities, meets the approval O. a..
The several military commanders now
have ample forces 81 their disposal.
snd other troops are within
reach to reinforce them, without
delay, in case of necessity. The War
Department has ordered a strong force
Of the Ninth infantry to proceed to Rock
Island, Illinois, and there await ;urtter
orders. Eight additional companies Of
infantry have been ordered to ST. Louii.
SIX companies of the Twenty second in
fsntry, on duty in the Sioux country for
some time past, are on their return 10 the
Department of the Lakes, and have been
ordered TO stop ST Chicago.
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River News,

The marks 81 the landing last evening
showed 4 feet : inches in the channel
The Courier departed Tor Parkersburr
yesterday.
The Andes left at ryening for Gin
cinnsti.
The Hornbrook, with tow. arrived from
Pittsburgh yesterday. She returned last
evening.
The Thompson passed. mp yesterday
en- route tor Pitt. bursu.
The O'Nesl, Telegram and Phseton
are making usual trips.
The Bette Gilbert i on ,h" docks IN
dergoing repairs.
The Market Boy leaves tor Matam'rns
a; 10 \. NJ. to-day.
CISCINNATI, July 24.-Rjver : feet :
inches and stationary. Weather partly
cloudy and warm Arrived-ParSer,
Memphis. Depsrted-Hudson, Who'll
ing.
EVANSVILLE, July 2I.-W Gather
cloudy and rainy, mercury y to Il deg.
River teet inches AID ia ing. Down
j. w. Gaf Dick johnson, Iarsscon,
Florence Lee Up-Arksnsss Belle,
Andy Baum, Miller. Business light
CAIRO, July 24-Arriyed-John
Dippold, New Orleans; Gilmore, Mem
phis; Chas Morgan, Cincinnati. De.
psrted-John DIppold, OHIO river
Eads, New Orleans. River y feet and
and stationary. Weather cloudy; mer
cnrv 81
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Tribute of Respect.

At meeting of the Board Of Directors
of the Ohio Valley Iron Works Com
pany, held At their office at Moundsville,
W. vs.. July %, 1877, for the purpose
OF taking measures to express their SEN
timents relative to the death of u. w,
Bier, the late treasurer OF SAID company,
on motion, the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimous y adopted:
WHEREAS, The members OF the Board
have learned with unielgred sorrow at
regret that their former ;eIow-member
and friend, q. w. Bier, mas departed this
life;
Resolcsd, That in the death OF &. W.
Bier this Board has lost one of its most
efficient and worthy members, and the
COMPANY one o. It's most valuable officers
Resoiced, That we alectionstely sym.
psthize with and tender TO his afflicted
and beresved family our sincere condo.
lence upon their irrepairab.e loss.
ReSoired, That as mark Of respect to
our late .ellow-mem the members OF
this Board will attend mis- funeral.
REsolred, That the proceedings of this
meeting be spread upon the minutes OF
the Board. and that the Secretary trans
nit to the amily of the deceased a copy
of the same.
Resoiced, That the Moundsville and
Wheeling paper, be requested TO publish
the foregoing proceedings.
j. ". GALLAHER, President.
j. T. FRISSELL, $ crGtGLy.
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.tr,E..n .nc canadn southern.

- THOMAS, ONT, July 24.-The em
plovee, Of the Canals Southern shops
Quit work to-day ana y lsrg" number 't
engineers. hremen and brsNomen joined
them. shortly alter lae srrIyai OF the
mail tram from the west the mall sni
express cars were detached, but after
holding the train hall an hour they let
it 90. All the freight trains have been
stopped. a general meeting OF the men
Is called for 10 night,
The strike was precIp''ated here ~
noon, notwithstanding that O'Clock mad
been previously st ected. The superln.
t-ndent of the Car ada Southern road De-
ing absent, the men were asked % roman
Al their posts, the reduction circular 10
be held in advance. The offer was re
fused ana the strike followed. The stFik-
ers visited the shops and ordered the en-
poyes to Quit work. They also sent
alou The line TO the train men 20 sop
the ms wherever they were.
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MnsIiIngInn IIcmS.

WASHINGTON. July I.-Ihe com
mission OF experts appointed bg Secretary
Sherman 10 examine the operations OF
the Bureau OF Engraving and Printing
recommend me entire business Of
printing tho public securitles, etc. be
re.cgated to private persons and thsi
the functions OF the bureau be confined
in the future to sealing the issues AID
autLentIcaung tneir genuineness. \
thorough investigation OF the history and
workings Of the bureau precedes the re-
port, from which 1t appeared the print.
ing and engraving done by private COM
paulcs was invariably cheaper, better
and attended with greater safe guards
than that done by the government.
The government has INSIDE compiot"
arrangements tor having immediate te.e-
graphic communication with every post
where the strikers are Every signal
observer has been ordered 10 inform the
War Department ot the situation OF
affair Ia his vicinity
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SMALL TALK.
Condensed Notes OF Current Gossip
In and About Town.

TRAMPs are enterprising, and are HOOK
ing rapidly to this city.
Now is the time for the police to en-
force the vag ordinance.
ABOUT fifty trsnps arrived in this city
on one OF the boats, yesterday.
TIE Buckeyes will hold forth in con-
nection with the Standards on Friday.
slTHE rumOr that the Light Guards
would return home last night was without
foundation
The Standards will not play the Lud-
lows TO day, the latter club having failed
TO come 10 time.
YESTERDAY can be recorded rs an ex-
ceedingly warm day, If not one OF the
warmest of the season.
TRAINS will commence running on the
Cleveland and Pitts burgh road to-day,
according to timetable.
The strike excitement has about sub.
sided, and the people are now only snxl-
Gus to hear the news.
FRANK JEPsON's base ball nine at
Mrs. Msbis', out the pike, have challenged
the Leatherwood nine TO trial OF skill
At the bat.
The Great Council of West Virginia
Improved Order of Red Men, will hold
is annual session in this city (Crangle's
Block to-day. ,,
TIE Linen Duster base bail club was
defeated by the Velocipedes, on the
Peninsuls grounds yesterday, by score
OF 20 to l6.
A TEMPERANCE excursion to Parkers-
burg on one OF the boats is projected by
the Centre Wheeling Temperance Asso-
citation, on the 9TH OF August.
THE work on Washington hall con-
tinues, and, form present appearances, 1t
looks Ms if Architect Kemble WAS putting
up one of the finest ediflces in the city.
JOHN HARTLIN will have a hearing
before Squire Wheeler at o'clock tits
morning on the charge OF threatening
to ex,inguish John Fleising forever
THE cutters at the lower end of the
street car track are being cleaned out,
which will do away the nauseating
stencil that mas been caused by the filth.
The will of Ignatius Bernhard was
proved and admitted to probate In the
probate court yesterday, with Elizabeth
Bernhard as administrator; no security
required.
THE pupils of the Congregational Sun
day School. at Stenbenville. excurLed TO
this city yesterday. The gay and festive
counter-jumper amused himself flirting
with the party, the strike having killed
ali business.
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temperance Notes.

The Fourth Stree: Church contain ed 8
fine audience, last night, which was ad.
dressed by the Rev. David Tstum, s
Quaker, from Cleveland, Ohio. His ad.
dress was well taken and full of good
points. He is q prohibitionist, Murphy
man, anything to destroy the evil OF in.
temperance. His comparative statistics
were good, also bis chart, showing the
condition o. the human stomach in It's
normal state and when infsmed by slco-
hole stimulants.
kempl' manitests pluck and energy IN
keeping u" temperance meetings run
ming during these turbulent times. Sober
men are rarely disposed TO quarrel and
fight.
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The Great Strike.

The situs tion in this city still remains
unchanged, with the exception that the
excitement is diving ont, ss all classes
with the exception OF the strikers, are
plying their daily vocstions. The rail
readers, as far as can be learned, are de
termined to hold out, and will accept no
compromise, while on the other hand tie
officers of the road have taken n like
stand. This beir g the case, the prospects
for speedy termination are not tavOr-
able, but there is no probability that TIE
excitement will reach anything like what
it has been IN the past, unless the rioters
break out siresh in other cities. The
city 10 filled to overlooking with tramps
and thieves, but as ample precaution has
been taken to guard against this class Of
people, nothing is anticipated in the WAY
OF disturbances.
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Personalities.

Mr.. o. S. Long, clerk of the Supreme
Court Of Appeals, returned home YES
terday from Pittsburgh. lie was in that
city during the riot.
Mr.. S B. Tidy and wife, of Hot
Springs, Arkansas, are registered ut the
Stamm House.
Messrs. Harry Black, James Travis,
James Murray, John Carney and c. 5.
Howell arrived on the train which ar
rived here last night 1T 100 o'clock.
They report all quiet along the line, but
state that large crowds intest the depots
awaiting news Sufficient newspapers,
they SAY, cannot be furnished to supply
the demand.
The Potomac Fishing Club, including
Dr.. Hazlelt, City Solicitor Jetiers, Messrs.
OFT ana others, arrived home last night
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings in the Dit
ferent Judicial Bodies.

Mu NICIPAL COURT-JUEGE CRANMER.
There was no business transacted i'll this
court Yesterday, with the exception of
signing the minutes.
Adjourned till this morning At 10
O'Clock.
POLICE COURT JUDGE CRANMER.
Stephen Quinn, drunk, fined two dol
lars and. costs. Committed for thirty
days.
Hugh Boyd, drunk, fined two dollars
and costs. Committed for thirty days.
John Morgan, disorderly, fined five
dollars and costs. Committed tor thirty
days.
Timothy Dargan, tor wife beating fined
ten dollars and costs. Committed for
thirty days.
Alex. Buckhsrt, disorderly, fined one
dollar add costs Committed for thirty
days.
Jonn Anderson, vagrsnt, fined two
dollars and costs. Committed for thirty
days.
Charles Henderson, vagrant, fined two
dollars and costs. Committed tor thirty
days.
Rachel Mitchell, prostitution, fined
twenty dollars and costs. Committed for
thirty days
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switched on.

81. Louis, July 24.-Tnc report LAST
evening that two companies oil United
States troops passed through here Was >
mistake. Two hundred aud tl.ty OF Gen.
Jeh Z. Davis regiment have been
switched I'll siding ~ Sedaua, but
wuethe7 6y the Missouri P,ciic, Mis-
soar, Kansas and Texas men, or outside
parties is not reported. AdvIccs have
lust come from East 81. LouI.. which
say that large body of strikers have
lei. there for the Missouri Pacific shops.
situated III the western part OF the city.
1t j, thought that they intend 10 force
the men there to cra,n work
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Meeting OF Strikers

The striker, who lett the Baltimore
ana Ohio shops on Monday, held meet
ing at the Sixth ward hose house yester-
day. The meeting was secre! one, but
from what can be lesrned there appears
to be some misunderstanding existing
among the strikers. but the nature of it
could not be learned. Another meeting
will probably be held to-day or to NOR
row, when IL il thought g thorough un-
derstsndiDg will result.
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committed in DclauIt Of 81. 900 Bail.

Jas. Collins, the tramp thief who
burelsrlzed Sheriff Tingies residence OF
= quantity of valuable iewelry and who
was arrested by Officers Defnbsugh and
Baysrd on Monday, was yesterday given
hearing before Squire Tolivsr. Col
hDs was put under bonds in the sum Of
$1,000 for his appearance before the
next term Of the circuit court, in de
iault OF which he was committed to jail
The officers capturing the thief will re-
reive y reward Of $50, offered at the Time
the burglary was committed by Sheriff
TinOle
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Good for wheeling.

Mr.. VIM. Schambrs, one OF the
Wheeling turner's in attendance ut the
International turner's association. now
in session al Milwaukee, carried of the
nineteenth prize oat Of sixty. When it
is considered that there are about $4,000
turner's present, . large number of whom
are from Germany, and sixty prizes viii
be given, it Is remarkably good 10 take
the nineteenth from the grasp of COM
Dptitors
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25
scurNCx,s SEA WEED TONIC.

In the atmosphere experienced here our
ing the summer months, the lethargy pro-
duced by the heat takes away the desire
for wholesome food, and frequent per
SEPARATIONS reduce bodily energy, palucu.
larly those suffering from the enecIs ol
debilitating diseases. In order 10 Keep a
natural, healthiul activity of the system
we must resort 10 artificial means. for
this purpose Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic Is
very effectual. few doses will create an
appetite and give fresh vigor 1 o the ener-
waited body. For dyspepsia, 1t IS lnyaiu-
able. Many eminent physicians nave
doubted whether dyspepsia can be per
mainly cured by the drugs which ale gem
orally employed tor that purpose; Inc sea
Weed Tonic in It's nature IL totally dlueI-
ent from such drugs. 1t contains no cor
rOsive minerals OF acids In iact IL Il 'slslS
the regular operations OF nature, ana sup
plies her deficiencies. The tonic III lts
nature so much resembleSthe gastric uice
that IL Il almost identical with that nhld
The gastric juice is the natural solSeh'
which, in a healthy condition OF the Dody
causes the food TO be utgested; ana when
this Juice IL not eXcreted III suincleh'
quantities, indigestion, with all us dls,
tressing symptoms, follows. The sea WOOD
Tonic performs the duty OF the gastric
Juice when the latter is delcieht
Schenck's sea Week Tonic sold by all
DRUGGISTS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25
Ia late Centennial Exposition

tn late Centennial Exposition WAS a
marvellous illustration Of the world :
finest and costliest products. We don't
need, however, to 60 to such great fairs
to learn OF the progress OF the age. An
example like that OF "Adrews Bazaar Il
magazine devoted 10 illustrations Of
dress, rs well as to literature and arts
full OF eloquencs. Send to Cincinnati
for specimen copy, worth ten cents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25
ON the Philadelphia and Reading
Road

PorTsvILLE, July 24-Specinl coal
and iron police nave been sent o. Rendirg
t. prot'c. the railroad property there
The . - \. VI. mail and express tram for
Philadelphia could not proceed further
than Rr4dng AID has returned. Pas.rn-
gers susie that the truck, were torn up FIR
y considerable distance from IN. dopo. q.
Reading. The railroad company haze
Instructed their train mcG t. taes ol. o.
trains until The road cle.-. The k.al-
ing railroad officials are now il couuu-
cation with Gen. Hancock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25
GoYernor,s Proclamation.

PITTSBURGH, July 25.-l:30 P. NJ
Governor Hartranft has Issued 8 procls-
nation TO the people Of Pennsylvania,
recommending al lsw observing citizens
70 organize Themselves into armed bodies
tor the purpose Of self protection and the
preservation Of peace.
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Ordered TO Remain.

Lieut.. Luken,, OF the Light Guards,
has been ordered by Gov. Mathews to
remain in this city, and take charge Of
the Guards whoare not with the COM
pany, assist in police duty /. necessary ut
this point, and take charge of the armory.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25
Powder Mill Explosion

BcsTOS, July Z4.-Six mills o. the
American Powder Company, at Acton,
Mas exploded in succession tn. morn
ing. Csreie--uess was the cause. PhInesI
heI! Was kI.Ie1 and Hiram Drew proJa-
bly, fatally wounded Nearly a dozen
other employees barely escaped Lg.s
S1n nll
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why General French wa. Relieved.

BALTIMORE july IN umer0u. teIo-
grams and y lengthy corre=pDrien. G
between Gen. French and Col. sharp. q
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad are pub.
IIshed which show that French was up
held by the Secretary of War and Gen
Hancock in his action. T. appear, ths,
sharp not only inler'ered with Gen
French orders, bl, also with bis sutor
dinstos Gen. French insisted upon
another army officer taking command,
sld Gen. Getty Wa appointed
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DErKo1T. MIcH. June s. 1876.

pr. + SrhofeiG
DEAR &IK-Some time ago isbout two
mor,hs) purchased one OF your Napor-
izng Inhalcrs, and have since that time
been using it daily, and with such good
effect, Am happy to state, that my tiou-
bic, Catarrh, Tor which | nave been doc
toriny for the past three years without
success, has been nearly, II not entirely
cured. | used the medicine which NC.
companies cscn Inhaler. ! believe il TO
be the best remedy and means of using
the same ont. have bought everything
that hiss been offered for the cure OF
Catarrh, but without relief, except tor r
day or two, bu. now | think | have it
under control. Very truly yours,
7. W. HILL,
CrShicr ". L. Tel Go.
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TRUTH is mighty ana will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
at j. w. FerrePs. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, to s
cents; A Chintz, S cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, 6 cents. All other goods
in proportion.
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Communities TO be HeId Re,nonsibIe

trenton, july 24.-Notices are being
prepared by the Peunsyivsnis Railroad
Company, 70 be served On the sheriff. Of
counUe, AID mayors Of cities, reci.ing
that threats nave been made sgsins, Their
property by evil disposed pertons and
that they will be called On % protect the
-ane, and that communities will be held
responsible for al pecunisry damages in
Hrc.ec On the company property.
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other Strikes,

BETHLEHEM, PA, July 24.-The
miners at Beaver Brook mines, Auden-
RED, Pa, struck this mernlng There
are no demonstrations OF violence and no
trouble is expected.
SEDALIA, Mo, July % The employees
OF tu- Missouri, Kansas and Texas rsil-
road struck Ids morning. ABOUT Ten
o'clock stock train came IN from the
south and on arriving here the men run
the engine into TIE round house snd then
took the stock cars down 70 the stock
wards, unlosGgd tie stock sui returned
the car, to the depot and delivered them
20 the division superintendent saying
tina. .bev would work no longer, Hii
The three months back pay Was pad ana
the wages returned 10 wust tuey were
before The asst Two cuts There nave been
no freight trains moved to-day. Passen-
ger trains run - usual. The men sre
quiet, but apparently determined. An
Informal meeting WAS held this morning,
and the men were addressed by Treasurer
Jayncs, who promised them tha. .Aeir
grievances would Ue seriously considered
pv the comps J.. There vii be smother
meeting u. p NJ, when the men will
pass resolutions TO be considered by the
company.
BALTIMORE July l4-The employees
of the Northern Central road state ths
they Wi. continue work ii the answer 10
the note sent by them - the officers Is
favorable, D.. not, they would al with
e. . l4.. ..HaTr MIR 4
n. men say that, IN the latter event
they viii do no injury to the property OF
the COMPANY but At The same time Will
not allow any other persons To take their
places. Trains went Out Yesterday As
usual, and will Likewise Go SO to-day.
The decision OF the precedent aud dIrec-
tors is awaited with considerable anxiety,
as on 1t depends whether tie large body
o. men, probably four OF i've hundred,
viii refuse g. perform their usual duties
and the operations OF the company be
suspended.
SCR. NToN, July 24-The fremen on
/ the Delaware, L4ckawanna and Western,
Delaware and Hudson and Lehigh and
SusqIeuauua railroads struck NJ o'clock
this evening, failing to secure the restora-
ton of 10 per cent. on their wages. The
men 10 the employ OF the LscEswanua
lion and Coal COMPANY, 10 the number
/ q, l,5UO, have struck tor an Increase OF
/ wasc>. The mines are al idle, aid con-
Siderable uneasIurss is ie.t throughout
The valley. The Mayor has issued Al
appeal to the citizens 70 uphold law and
y
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at'heellng &eglster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index ,oNew Advertisements.

Concert Postponed-Frsnk Walters.
Card Phologrsphs-Plummer's Gal
lery.
Up. Picnic Postponed First page +.
Receivers Sale First psgel.
Virginia Female Institute First
page.
Commissioners Sale First psge].
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Day board al Laramie's $40 a
month,

THE HEATED TERlI-PdtrOrS Of the
REGISTER can hare the Daily sent them 10
any part Of The United states, post paid, at
dneen cents periwcek. Bear this IN "'"d
.rhen departing from the.city for a summer
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25
Sale of stocks,

Messrs. Hervey " Britt, auctioneers,
Yesterday sold TO Mr.. James Oglebay
two shares OF Elm Grove railway stock
=. private sale. We understand the
took WAS sold at figures near par.