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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-23

Rrv. Mn DEERISo wall preach in the
Methodist Church at this place, next Sun.
day. Mr.. Deering aud Mr.. Peoples, will
exchange pulpi,s on that day.
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Nh. n. n. TEyIs returned, last wednes
day, from Lexington. Missouri, whittier h
had been on a visit Of two or three weeks.
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The children Of Mr.. X. e. Warren. i'll
with Scarlet Fever, are reported some bet
ter, and are likely 10 recover.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-23

CHRs GESrRY, who has been III with
pneumonia for more than a week, is much
better sud In fair way to recover shortly.
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NEXT Monday, week hence, the Lin
Scoln County Court will be held, aud thu
Monday following the Spring Quartcrl,
Court will begin.
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ONION srrs, Wholesale .srd retail, n,
wcaren A Evans.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-23

FoR SALE.-A act Of blscksmiih's tool
aud outfit. Apply at this office.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-23

Mn. ASHER OwsLEy wishes 10 buy one
hundred bushels Of Irish Potatoes.
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LOCAL VIEWS.

LASpRkru Garden Seeds In bulk, ut
wesren 4 Evans
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MARKETS.
Louisville.

The Louisville proiuce markets we're quiet YES
terisy and gen rally unchanged. Provisions clos
I'd at nc for bscon shouders NC fnr clear sides
Bnlk meats were lover At SIC ior shoulders, SO
SIC Jr clear rib sides Hams At 12h@itc. Lard
guist in,sc ior ,iercc, i?.fc fos keg sna lss W
i6 10. Wheat was steady, cld~ing at 81 3Oal Il ff
red. 81 1ai 10 for amber AMI tosi u for white.
Corn " ~ quiet at s,a3sc for ear, and seaiac for
shelled arrival and 4sMs7c from store. Oats were
unchanged at 3satoc on q rival and 4tatsc from
store. Rye SOC, Flour wss steady at 5ds 10 ior
extra 10 fancyybrands Butter vas quiet At ioAsec,
and Eggs at l2aitI,c. Onions At scat 90. fo'a-
toes t3a5 75-tLou. Commercial. a.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-23

Furry barrels OF fresh Utica Lime, al
wcaren a swans.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-23

A Sicr lc, of Seed Oats, Gcrman Mile
Sod, Sc, NJ wcarcn a Evans.
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BEATTY'S .: s:!:s s..s..
PARLoR ORGANS.

PROM Vim. Pool, niagara. NY
several months USE Of the elegant Pnrisr Oman
you sent me, saiishe, that II Is OF the best
made. II has n rich tone Its various tones are
organs ior parlor, sehoui, church, or other uss."
Mes-rs. Geo y. Roweil a Co., IN. W kevspapsr
REPEATER, says;
Daniel D. BETTY, the organ builder, Of Washing
ton, ~ j., presses fLrward With great visor."
Mr.. A. D.. Hebeiici. esiitor AZ the Great hend Re-
porter. after receiving his organ, writes;
Your ave octave rarlor organ came safsly.
Several musicians have teste- u aud pronouneed ID
A. No. J. II Il rightly named the ''tiolden Tongue"
Hest offer ever given. Money refunded uJlon re-
iurn Of organ aud frsl ht charges paid By me (zn-
lei D. beatiy) both ways, u unsatisfactory, ats
test trial of ave days Organs warranted Zoe ave
years. send for sKt-nied list of testinaoniAs be-
iore buy Ing parlor Organ. Address.
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TINE CELEBRATED "BUFFALo'
STEAM GRIST MILLS {!
c sToM GRINDING

solicited and ssfisfsc,ioa guaranteed. Grinding
done every day. Try these Mills once and yeu viii
come again. ti7o-tf JOHN W. ROUT.
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These are close retail prices for cash or pr,duee
The usual concessions are made to pur,hAser-: In
wholesale quantities.
ULIskies, Tobaeess. <~.- Wholesale.
Connected wkkkLr NJ q .. sArnKsr.
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NEW
LIVERY AND SALE STABlEl
IN STANFORD. KY.
RTM AN q OW EMS,
PHOPRIETORs.

PHOPRIEToRs.
Have opened in oonneetion with the
Myers House . First-Clsss Livsry ana
Bale Stable. and have for hire polite driv.
srs. safe horses. new and fashionable W
hielss. making the most
STYLISH TURNoUTS
fSer kept in Central Kentucky.
A liberal share OF the public pstrouss
10 respectfully solicited.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-10
Lexington KRces.

LEXINGTON, KY, October 9.-The
fall meeting the Irotung Association
commenced to day, with the largest at
tendance of visitors, including many
from distance. that has ever been here
on the first day. The time made in the
races was unusually good. That made
by McDonell's Magenta in the 2:27 class,
was the best ever made in Kentucky.
The tIrRe made in the last heat OF the
three-year-old race is the best on record
For the fourth heat in that class the
track was considered few seconds slow,
due to the heavy rains OF Sunday. The
prospects tor exciting sport during the
balance of the week could no. be better.
There will be three races each day, and u
number OF the best horses in the State
are present and entered Tor the different
races. With continuance o! the good
weather, it is expected that the present
fastest recorded time for the several
classes will be beaten. The following Is
summary of to.dsy's races
The first race three-years old, Ken
lucky Wilkes 2, l, !, /; Red Jim |, 2, 2,
2; Humboldt O. Time, 2:3li 2:3O3,
2:33t, 2:3Oi.
The secor race three minute class,
Pratine |, l, !; Pompey 5, 5, 3; Admin
ls.rator distanced; LIZZIE II dIstsnced.
Time, 2:324, 2:29, 2:32!.
The third race, 227 class, Magenta l,
l, /; Glendale 5, ,, ,; Lucy Fleming :, 3,
3; Kentucky Central 6, 4, 4; Bay Charlie
3, 5, 5; Edwin Forest dIslanced; Ashland
Kate distanced. Time, 2:25!, 22i!,
2.2b3
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The Three Musk-Ce).Dears.

Last night Miss Adah Richmond and
company produced the ''Three Musk-(e)'
dears" at the Opera House, Misses Rich
mond, Pauline Markham and Rose lem
pie rs the "desrs," so to speak. The
burlesque was well put on, and excelIed
the performance of the previous evening.
As usual, Nose Fix showed off to good
advantage, and kept the audience in a
continual roar of laughter. The farce OF
"Wanted, 1000 MilliLers," was also pro,
duced, and was well received. Mis-
Richmond is finished burlesque actress,
and is ably supported by Miss Mark
ham. With one or two exceptions, the
company is fully equal to Lydia Thomp-
sons troupe previous to her return to
this country the present season. The
company play st Columbus tonight.
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CONSUMPTION Can be CURED
schenck's Pulmonic syrup, ~

schsnck's Pulmonic syrup,
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic, pms
Schenck's Mandrake Pins,
Are the only medicines that WIN
Pulmonary Consumption: Al, ,,on q
Ereouently medicines that Will sup .
oongh will occasion the death OF tue pa
tienf: they lock up the liver, stop tne St,
eriation OF the blood, hemorrhsge ioI!oWs,
,S IN fact they clog the action oil the
very organs that caused the cough. .,,o
iyver Complaint aud Dyspepsia are tne
,a,,sas Of tWo-thirds of the cases OF Ooh
samption. Many persons com OIai 49, " 81
dnII pain in the side, consti patton, coa saeI
tSnoue. pain in the shoulder Dlaue, tevi-
toae of drowsiness and restlessness, tue
go living heavily on the stomach, ac
a. mpanied with acidity and oelchlhe "f
Vi T T sy mptoms usually originate ron
a disordered condition of the stohacn vi
torpid liver. -, 4. ,hay take one OF
20 heavy colds, and 4 the cough IN thest
c'ses be suddenly checked, Will nna snt
Stomach and liver clogged, reh1In .nIt
torpid and inactive, ana Almost pe s,i -
they are aware the lungs are mas as, ~
sores, and liberated, the result OF WHICH
Is death. Go 4. -, nv,
sSchenck's Pulmonic syrup Is an eA
-sctnrant which does not contain OPIUM
or anything calculated TO check cough
suddenly. r.,.o a,sso,yes The
food mixes with the castle Juices VI eiiS
stomach, aids dlgestIon' anu
rayenous appetite. -, s,,,n saI
When tue bowers are costlve, skln sAi :
low or the symptoms otnerwlse VI
bilious tendency, Schehchs
pills are required. .d o,,lv nv
]. II. SCHENCk & SON,
NE. cor. sixth and Aroh ois., rhlIa
And tor sale by all druggists ana dealers
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Resolutions of Thanks.

Alta meeting of the members of Ian
caster NJ. +. Church the following reso-
lutions were passed unanimously.
ReSolred, That we the members of
the Lancaster NJ. +. Church, and the
congregation worshipping here, tender
TO Sister Lancaster our sincere and heart
felt thanks for the magnificent gilt of
the beautiful Bible she has presented to
US for the use of this church.
ReSoiced, That we tender to our
friends in Wheeling and Bridgeport and
the surrounding country, our sincere
thanks for the very liberal manner they
contributed to our aid on the day of the
dedication of our church.
ReSoiUed, That copy of these resolu-
tons be published in the Ohio Valley
Ne,0S, and the Wheeling daily papers.
Mountain Ele,0, Sunday, Oct. tn, 1877.
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War Notes.

ATHESs, October IN Tricoupis
Minister of Foreign Affairs, has n
formed the British Minister that Greece
was obliged to regard the threatening
language OF the Porte rs n motive for
completing her military preparations n
rapidly as possible.
LONDON, October 9-The Russian Is
innate places Monkntar Pashs's losses on
the I'd and Sd of October vt 5000.
LONDON, October 9.-The Instruction
which broke out on the 18th OF Septem,
Der in the central districts of Dsghestan
and gradually extended through the
whole of central and southern Daghcstsn
does not appear to be quelled a. 1t wa
thought to be after the defeat OF the main
body of the insurgents numbering 5000
by the Russians. An official dispatch
from KARAT says that band OF 1000 IN
surgenLs were defeated on the Both OF
September and Sd OF October with loss
of $50 killed, wounded and prisoners.
The Russian loss is insignhcsn. Other
bands are still being pursued.
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The Pioneer Bank Failure.

SAN Francisco. DC ober "a COM
mittee of stockholders to-day began an
investigation Of the affairs OF the Pioneer
Bank The cashier, who aided, stated
that Duocsn wss practically the sote
srockholder. 1t is believed that very lit
tie will be left Tor the depositors, as the
real estate included IN the assets Is beav-
ily mortgaged, and the stock OF the Safe
Deposit Company, which con ututed the
balance of the assets, has been hypothe-
Gated by Duncan. p. White has been
appointed receiver OF the bank. Aa e1-
animation of the certificates Of the stock
of the Safe Deposit Company, handt d
in by the holders, show an over issue
of about 1000 shares mss been made, on
which Duncan realized in the nelghbor-
mood of one hundred thousand dollars
The belief is that most OF this has been
swallowed up BY the floating debt Of the
bank and that Durcan hiss taken com
parstively small amount with him 10 the
flight W 7. Duncsn, of the Pacific
Exchange, and son OF the sbscOndlng
banker, denies that the bank has been
affected by MS stock speculations, and a.
tributes the failure TO unsuccessful res
estate speculations. The police have not
vet succeeded in finding any trace o.
either Duncan or Lersine 1t has be
come evident that Dunksn has within
the past week premeditated high
and hiss made preparations toi
it. Csppers have been employed by
him to induce deposits of funds, II
which they have been successful to
considerable extent. Every effort hA
been made TO hinder the withdrawal o
deposits from the bank. 1t seems L
have been strictly family concern
Thos. Gray, the tather of Duncan, wa
the fgure-head president, knowing moth
ing Of the affairs of the bank; Len
warne, the secretary, is Duncan's son-ln
law; Joseph Smedberg, trustee, bears !
similar relation. The whole affair evince
the most reckless mismsnsgement snt
fragrant dishonesty in the conduct Of TIT
bank.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterday Proceedings in the Dif.
Ierent Judicial Bodies.
COUNTY COURT. -JUDGE BOYD.

CUNT GU hl.-JUDSE Buzz.
In the case Of Z. l.. Nicoll Us. James
Hamilton, certified 10 Court by Justice
Caldwell, judgment WAS rendered for
plaintiff for S257s.
In the case Of Wm Bsner VS. Wp.
Smith, certified to Court by Justice CAD
well, judgment was rendered for plain
tiG
In the casa .. James Linton VS. Samuel
Smith, certified to Court by Justice Cald-
well, the following jury WAS empsu-
nelled: .. W. Heiskel, A. ). Nelson,
John Gibson, d. 5. Ihornburg, VIM.
Kidd, A. II. ChspIine, w. Nj. Curtis
Zane Phillips, VIM. Montgomery, +. n,
Norton, K. 5. Hopkins and S. H. Greer,
Judgment was rendered for plaintiff for
IS Is.
In the case of G. A. Reed Us. Milton
Parker, certified to Court by Justice
Miller, judgment was rendered for plain
tiff.
The case of Eliza Peter vs.. 7. Hsmm
was continued generally.
Adjourned till the usual hour this morn
ing.
POLICE CeURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
VIM. Hazlett, assault, fined two dollsr:
and costs.
Geo. Schnops, drunk, fined two dollsr:
and costs
Mike Hennegan, disorderly, fined five
dollars and costs.
Pat Hennegan, disorderly, fined two
dollars and costs.
Bill Blstrer, disorderly, fined two dol
lars and costs.
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River News.

The marks at the landing last evening
showed 1 feet 3 inches.
The Ragon departed tor Parkersburg,
yesterday.
The Ed. Pope Telegram, Phseton and
O'Nesl are making their usual trips.
The Salt Valley, Capt. DsWolf, will
be continued in the Pittsburgh and Iron
ton trade, leaving there every Monday.
The AbRer O'Neal will ply regularly be-
tween here aud Wheeling, leaving Pitts
burgh every other day. The Carrie
Brooks will re.enter the Pittsburgh and
Z4nesville trade, leaving here every
Tuesday and Ear esyille every Friday
PITTS. CoDl-GGz.
There will be two regular packets in
the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati trade just
rs soon os there is water, and very likely
the number will be increased very soon
thereafter. The Express will leave here
on Monday, and we presume the new
Emma Graham will take the day of the
old Graham Wednesday,. 1t WAS the
intention Of the Cincinnati and BIZ San
dy Packet Company, some time ago, to
put one of their boats IN the trade be-
tween here al d Cincinnati, AMI SO far as
we nave been able to learn, they have
not given it up; il they adhere we msy
look either for the Telegram or Bonanza,
both very fine side-wheel boats, the
former but recently completed. Then,
there is Captain Stockdale's new boat,
being built expressly for the trade. She
will be ready in the course of few
weeks
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THE SILKEN TIE.
Marriage Of MT. Alfred Paul. an"
Miss Lee Singleton.


Last night another of those SOCIAL
events which turns the channe! Oh Tue
social world for the time being, was con-
summated at the residence OF Mrs. Single
ton. No. 727 Main street. We refer to
the marriage of Mr.. Alfred PAUL and
Miss Lee Singleton, both OF this city, the
Rev. DR.. Cunningham officiating.
To the couple that have thus com
mingled their two lives into one, we ten-
der our best wishes for long, prosper
Gus and useful life, assuring the young
lady that while she congratuates herself
On the possession of as grand and noble
an object as was ever fashioned by the
hand OF Omnipotence, an honest man,
and a sober man, and man OF lnteill'
renee, she also carries that priceless boon
which is purer and better than anything
under the sun:
"a woman's love, the life OF lite,
Whether in maiden's eyes II shines,
Ormelts in the tender kiss OF wife.
A heart contented to feel, not know,
That finds in the other its sole delight.
White hands that are lOathe 10 let us go.
The tenderness that is more than might.
on earth below, in heaven alb we, -,
| Is anything better than woman 5 love?
Only select number of friends were
present The bride was gorgeously ar
rsyed in white silk-knife plating, rut
fes, fringe, stirring and IDS; iewelry
cameo and pearls.
The attendants were Miss Lide Logan
Miss Molhe List, MIR. Joe Woods and
MIR. John Laughlin. Miss Logan ane
Mss List were dressed in beautiful whl.t
carleton, silk waist, with roses and hlhe'
of the valley. Among other attractive snc
costly costumes were those OF Miss Cors
Black, of GAINESVILLE, she wearing black snc
white carleton, silk overskirt trimmed
with velvet; coral jeweIry. Miss Annie
Hearne, wore cherry silk skirt, pale
blue overdress, with flowers. Miss Ella
Hunter wore beautiful white AND
! blue carleton. Miss Ball wore q pale
blue basket silk; jewelry cameo
Mrs. Samuel Laughlin black silk
white lace and diamonds. Mis-:
Ssllie Hildreth, cameo silk, Mis-
Emma List, dove silk; jewelry, corsls
Mrs. VIM. Hesrne, ir, black velvet
dress, pink brocade oversklrt; jewelry
diamonds. Miss Lizzie Campbell, whit
and pale blue tarleton Mrs. Jacot
Grub, cream colored silk and pearls
Many other ladies appeared In beautiful
costumes. The happy couple departed
at $50 on their wedding tour through
the East, with the best wishes of their
MANY friends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-10
MINISTER LOCKED UP,
Martins Ferry Minister Turns W
In New R0ie-ArE ested 'of
Insulting Ladies', ana
Now In Hook.

Some time since, it will be remember
ed. the REGISTER contained lull account
Of the meauderings of one Rev. julius
Koehler, of Martins Ferry, in the ways
that are dark and tricks that are vain.
Koebler, it was said, had been guilty oil
abllking" numerous friends out OF various
sums OF money, nearly sll the victims
being members OF the lock OF Whic1 ne
WAS the pastor, of the Free Evangelical
Church. The affair, however, had almost
been tor. often, and would probably have
nsssed into oblivion unless resurrected
accidentally, had it not been Tor tur-
Their sinful actions of the reverend gentie-
man. Las: evening he appeared Oh 'ne
streets in TINS city, and tsrried until
dark. Shortly after darkness had over
come the heavens like pail, koehler
took up his position at McLalns corner
where IN the light of the gas lamp ne
cor Id gaze with enraptured eye on the
human form divine as ladies passed by
Rut this did not suffice, and alter time.
it is alleged, he attempted to stop isaie'
passing along unaccompanied, but noth-
using no force to stop the ladies: omcef
Robertson happening to come along, and
having his attention drawn to the man
informed Officer Defnbaugh OF the fact,
and as Keohler moved up Market street,
he was followed by the latter othcer, VINO
took him in near Eleventh street, having
caught him in the act of insulting a lazy ~
ON the street. Koehler was brought t"
the CITY building, where he gave his
name as above mentioned, stating that
he was a preacher and lived at Martin
Ferry. The fact OF his wearing the
livery of heaven to serve the devil IL,
however, did not avail hlm with the Po'
lice, and he was locked, to answer before
the police court this morning, bail being
refused
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Personalities.

Mr.. Drskeley, OF Baltimore, is visiting
friends in this city. Mr.. Drskeley is al
old Wheeling boy.
Mr.. Archie Mitchell leaves to-day tor
Washington, d. c., via Pittsburgh.
Col. Bernard PeytOn has gone tC
Washington, D. G, on business.
Capt. Bridges, Superintendent of the
State Penitentiary, is in the city.
Capt Charlie List, Of the Hudson
leaves to-day for Cincinnati.
Robert B. Moore, Esq, of Cambridge,
Ohio, agent for the John Hancock In
sursnce Company, is stopping AT the
Stamm House.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-10
Foreign wheat Observation-Disclosures
bIe ReDOFts

Unfavorable accounts Of the result OF
the European wheat harvest come from
unexpected quarters. French returns
show that, in that country, the results Of
threshing render only IS kilogrsmmes
10 the hectolire instead Of 70, the aver
age; which, all considered, will make a
deficiency of from 10 TO IL per cent. Ia
the French yield. France, therefore,
will have TO import from other countries
and is already turning attention towards
the United States market. After the re.
ports of an extraordinary crop in South
Russis, we now have sdvices from Der.
lin 10 the following effect: The Rus
sian grain harvest ls Disappointing both
in quality and quantity; the wet weEth
er IN August and the scarcity Of lsborers
are assigned the causes Of the sbor.
yield" The rotrscted wet harvest IN
England mas produced q great deal Of
bad conditioned wheat in that country.
The only offset 10 this generally unis-
Vorsble news is the very abundant yield
in Austria and Hungary; witch, after
al, Is but a partial compensation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-10
Unsuccessful Attempt TO "Douse
Lffe's Glim.,

May Land, a noted woman ofthe town,
who has, on several occasions, attempted
to "douse life's glim" through her own
agency, yesterday made another attempt
by taking opium. A physician was sum-
moned and the lite OF the woman saved.
The Land woman is of progressing ap-
pesrance, lives over in Belmont county,
where she is respectfully connected, but
has been an inmate OF several houses of
indisposed notoriety for the past several
years. At the time of the last attempt
to take her life, she was boarding" with
3 man named Motter, Of questionable re.
pute, at the corner OF Jacob and Six.
teenth streets, East Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-10
Election OF Oncers.

Last Sunday the Concordis Singing
Society met at Hach's Hall, South Side,
and elected the following officers Tor the
ensuing year: Charles Gegner, President;
Charles Boring, Vice President; WA
Bardels, Secretary; Charles Buseman,
Financial Secretary Fred. Schurmann,
Treasurer. The following gentlemen
were selected Librarians: Albert Nolte
and Fred Diedrich. Music Committee,
Louis Was, Charles Husemsn and
Frederick Diedrich. This society
is now in good orde. and propose giving
an entertainment for the member of the
society next Tuesday week.
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Col. Miles, Figh, with Joseph.

CHICAGO, October 8.--The concluding
portion of the report OF Col. Miles OF the
engagement with Joseph band, the first
OF which WAS sent Sunday afternoon, mas
Just come in on the wires, they having
been repaired. 1t il as follows:
To keep the companies with HIM, An
other escort was provided. This last ss-
cort will now be used to convey q train
OF wagons, which will leave IN the morn
ing for Snake Creek with sup plies. !
have assumed the responsibility Of notify.
ing Col. Mcleod, the Commissioner Of
the Canadian Police, Of the situation, and
of inviting his attention 10 the import
shce of preventing Sitting Bull and his
force from crossing the line.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-10
Snort in Council.

Last night the First branch of Council,
under the ordinance passed October IL,
1875, refused to go in joint session tor the
election of q superintendent o! city
workhouse, the ordinance stating that an
officer once elected shall hold his office
until Council otherwise orders. There
being a dead lock, and both branches
constituting Council, the Second branch
threw "bomb-shell" into the camp by
passing a resolution refusing to pay the
present superintendent for services rem
dered, and the city clerk was ordered to
SO notify that officer. So the matter
stands.