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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08

9ie 1tn%tersei6neten erGauben fid, benz geebrten
8ltbltfunt hermit ar5uSet9et, Dap oteler TN g5e>
item 10 popular genOrbene Solfstalenoer erlbte>
men un6 cine retbe g(uS1pabl pom ii1tereflartent
unb unterbalteu6ent Seleitoif neblt SQ1ltratlonen
entbalt.
SnGaGts- Yer5etGnie:
/. &aIemoarimm fir bos Sobr 1878 NIT oftrOnOmis
2. RiGbIi& amf oas Sabr 1S76-77.
a. Mmerita.-Oi @rdiibenten>gStrreu.-D
Extraordinarily @rnteie9en nit itatiitiiden
Nnaaben iiber Nro6uctton, IuSz urb @tnfubr &C.
b. Gurop a.-Dte orientaltl6e Sra9e uHo Der
~Sriee.-GGiers lebte 2(n9enbttde.
8. Gante &ept.-@radbluug.
d. gergerli6.-Hopeue. d.
5. Der 6of9Grtner bes alien Oefiauer.
6. Ser Senfbunb.
z. Die 3ptebel.
s. Ser neue Spieoel.
9. 2Sib uno Sunpr.
10. @eIun6beitslebre fir's Sans.
II. Gin reuer Sie9 Der 2StIeni9aft.
IL. SauS> lno &anbDtrtbi6ait.
@te6erperfdufer erbalten lebr Lobnen6en &abatt.
Ser @1beriS'l6 en Su6banolun9 baben mir bic
@eneral>M9entr1r fit Bic Ser. Staten iibertru9elt
rrr0 auspGrttge SGnbler mouen IT'D 9efGutg1t arr
bielelbe me1ben lnter ber Norelle: .. gnbertS,
$50 Safe StraBe, @btca9o.
Ser Hreis tit rs Gents. Sir 80 Gents rptrb oer>
lelbe p~prtofret nod tr9enb eirent Sbetle ber Ser.
Staate1, Gambia, Seutl6lan6 uno BET SdlpeiS
per anot.
GINDELE 6 MCCORMICK,
191-197 &anbOlpb Str.,
CHICAGO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08
FTrTr =
Gte i@I6ft gut.

@Ontb 9~OIonb, @e., Oft. H.. 1876.
9errn s, 3. Stepens,
geebrter SerrI SD bin felt spei Sabreu nit etnent
SeberIetSen bebaitet 9epe1en nnb babe wabrenb bieier
SeEt ptele peri6iebene 6eilmittel perin9t, bod bat mir
fetftes Stnoernn9 peri6afIt. SD roar 19Iaftos ,HO bate
tet1ten Appettt- 0eitSenl i'd VEGIsTINE gebraude, i9la>
t. t5 gut rno erjreue mid metner MtablSeiten. SD tauu
VEGETINE %empfebleu iRr Iuesa mas es on mir setbon
bat. &6nnssppH "A
WerS. albert Slider.
BUR 8eaeusune bes Sbige1:
SeOr9e0, 9 ans.Dan, @ebforb, @saf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08
THE INDUSTRIAL HOME! s st9f s!its

@erf fit ben Grets. unb bas einsige btci er Nrt, wel6es
fe erIdienen lit. 8e1onbers intere1iaut ir feline Sar@
1ner, glrbetter unb @le, pel6e tbre gage perbeiern pol<
len, entweber bur6 @rper6uns non St irltGtten ober
burd SerbetIiibrune zines beieren Geri %9dnbittiies 5wtz
{deu 9lrbcit unb Sapital. Gs entb at Die 9. ct.
SetluItGtte> unb @ortouiS>Geieke init ben Nmenoements
bis gum Beutiseu Sage; 9tebt OH, ME ,no' roo SetnlitGts
ten Al erlaugen finb, iopte Die Soften; elm e unparteiti4e
8eI6reibuuq, nebit Gerfoufs>8 eotn9un( ZEN Don o@t
2an6> grants (iber bretbts MiGtonen &c :er) nno Secs
ttprs> Rarteu Don 31pet, nit neuer rnb eri Ol9retben Nldz
men unb 9npeiiun9en fir &olouteu. Ser .nr p~ertbpole'
Gorreiponoeusen pom 9rO6ctt @cftett II M benz ttetc1t
Gitocu. gStr perienoeu portpfret bas t1n;elne Gremz
nIor an 3rpauai9 Gents, ober Sebn GreupI are itr 81 in
Gtumps pber Gurrencp. Ntan ubreIiire DC 1ttItdb: I'M
DUSTRIAL RONIE CO.. 249 &9eh: Sourtb Ctr,
Cincinnati. .. &otltllm0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08
4 nfftQe ~
v G 7 I N Z
rettete tnir Dos 9ebett.
9 o It n, II. Dea. 1872,

SpFoHp1 IL. Oe3. 1871
Serret s. 81. Stepens.
@eebrter SER! SD bite Sie i'm Sic 8eraInIttouuq,
e1etnen &rontbettSfaH befauut gu MAIDEN. SIM Sabre
1861, bel benz 8orpoiteu6ienIt in Ser Irmee. er6rif mib
elm &rampf, welder bic gauge g6a6t anbaaerte. MtaH
nabm mid ms 9aser un6 trattirte mid nit @btsfep
nHp ebtttH; 5terauf bate i'd ieoen Sag &tdmpfe unb
plrDe nod benz 5olpttal IN Nep Sern trauSporttrt unb
oalelblt bebanoelt. SD purbe INNER i6liurmer uno
p11roe nab 9arie entlaiien. ~gSGbreub pier Sabre blteb
Itp trantlt3, perIn9te bic 8ebauOIltus pteter ger5te uno
ben Sebraub uteler Wteoi5inen, gnbIi6 erI6ierter GIRO;
pbeln oH perl9tebenen &6rpertbetIen, unb mein &opf
murbe 6apon ~ber9eitolt er9rtfen, hob er ute5t uuein
l9retlt3 on6ul9auen NOR, ~ion6ern mir aud bic grDBteu
S6mer3en pernrladte. Na3 alien bieIen BebauJlunoeu
Der Frontbett ourd bte beien Merste, obne irge.lb pelbe
Seiierung, muobe mir elm Slimame9ieI angero then.
SD mar Swetmal bet ben bstBeu Quelten iv &rtanios,
1noent I'D Die fur 9rInolt9 burbmadte, fam aber
l0lteBlt3 nap Solton Suriid, entmutbt9t uv.o boffnuness
Los. Vas Seben rnroe mir anf bifie @eiir 5u elmer 9ait.
1Setne ~SraHt9ett unb Die @inwtrfnns 10 pieler itarfer
WteolStue1 rutntrten metn Spitem beraG., bah Die SbG>
tt9tett Itetnes Ota9eus ouldeineno serlt6rt unb meiu
Sopf nit gel6mIren beoedt mar, 1Uelde an eiuselueu
Steust bis in ben S8aoelfno3en Rtw-tnsefreRen batten.
Die belten IerSte %ertlarten, baB aStu Slut berma6en
pesr91ttet Jet, baB nletne NettuRg Tlnm5ali6 qeworben
mare. lin bteie 3ett er5Gb(te mtr elm Sreunb, pel6er
lsibt tetOGnO seweier mar, bag VF4GETTNE i'm pOdts
ben SebraI6 BON 3u 6teier 2eit bate
i'd tasIt9 Srdmpie. SD bemerfte Sic erten eHteu @irz
fun9en pom VEGEIINE in Tleineu gerbaulues>Sr9a@
men. Die ~gtebrung blteb BET mir beiier unb nietu W{a>
gen 1puroe 1tdrter. SO tublte mid e~rmutbtgt, benin i'd
lab. BOB it9 me;ne GeInnb9stt ~laneian, aber fortbauernb
P~eroeilerts, g " 1 eTms u SOftnams .ieste i'd ben @s@
"9 =" 1n1NHl ulls " 20 9uH3lIW DIE NruNt>
belt aus 1nsinem SOrper 9tuuussetriebeu bate. Gs
9etIte rle!ne Sra!te, 9ab mir sutes, reines 8lut unb
lteQte n1etne pOllt9e SeipHbbett Der, mte i'd ie felt sebn
Sa9ren ntbt 9eno1en bate, Sunberte pom Seuten in
S9lt % f TT1 = Iir 6teie Sbatia3e 3eusnib abIeseu:
rettete mir has @eben, uno Ste fDunen
pom bieien DtittbetGunsen mad 8eliebeu @ebranb MAJ
9en; ia tD bite Ste hortm, btes betanut gu MAIDEN, ba>
NIT onoere Setoenbe init weutser OtIbe unb Soften, ais
i'd, 5ctluns ftnoen m6dbten.
Us rptro mir srOBes 8ersnIsen bereiten. bic NterfmaIe
8raufhett Sn 5ei9eu, o6er @ueu, bic es 1piinI6en,
W{tttbeilun9en iber metne 9eioenseeftbtbte Al
S3 perbletbe Sbr iebr ~Saufbarer
SSDhs 9sed,
$50. 50 Camper Str., 8ofhpn, Meafi.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08
Corresponding bss oGtnc. goIfsblatt".)
6 ifefS.
2etp3tg, II. Septembel

Die 6eutide GrsIie tpeiB in Ser gtegeI nur
BON ben S6attek ieiten Der %austDdrtieen
Climber 81 reoen, fir beren Sorti9rttte bat
ite nur ieIten Elm a~nerfennenOes @ort. 9az
Der tommt es, 6aB mir 9euti6e in Dielen
@inridtungen, bic fi6 3. 9, Bic @nglGnber
nno 9lmertfaner nit groBem ghtBer gee
l6atten, ms nod in Ser Itn66eit %befin0en.
50 bat Der @tsberbrau6 3u baustptrt6i6aftz
lt3en 3pe6en bel uns bisber cine gar5
untergeoronete &Oae geipielt, @tsmaiier
mar 10 gut mte ntGt befannt, MIR v@efro>
rene6" tpurbe in Sen @onottoreten ais Qef>
f%erbiiien genofien. Sn neuerer 3ett bat iez
bob Der GtSperbrau6 einen oniebnlt6en
Aufl9pung geRommeH Hnp uniere Bier
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08
o 2(rbeitSIeute

Die bette @elbanIose wtrb @u6 bur9 ste Soma @tienz
balm 9ano 60. 9eboten, bteieIbe ~perfauft in Der %rnttttez
rem Geeion bes pe1tltden cSopa 9Gnberetet NIT SIS uno
So per IGer nn6 in Sermtnen unb in 6aruIen, mel9e
Sem Rdufer ilberlai1en finb. - Oos 9onb urria st /, 300
600 Ider; @obeu nnb China iinb fir trgeHp etne Nri
pom nut brineenben ganbbau ~eeetonet. Gebt Gu9 bas
9oro an. StGets pom Gbicooo nno Spritd n'erben an
SGuier gratis perobrei6t. 9onbfarte nnb beultide gez
f6retbunsen tann man auf mitnoIide nber brie Hide Nnz
ssst ssag,,oo iS6s g9r., S6tcaan, oSer Geoe: MapiSs,,
Sopa. 30iptr %, 1opntit, 3Oe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08
81. Gbrtp+ S. g, smS1o&u Sdretbt :

178 Baltic Ctr, 8rOOfIpn II, 81, g., IA. gsOu. IA.
9rn. 8. u. Stepens.
&ertber 9err! Ius eigeuer Grfa5runs iowoN os aus
per10nlt3er Nnl9auun9 pon SGuen, in meI6eu bic Suz
rem erltannlid 9ei6tenen, tanu i'd DON sausenl Ser3eH
1no pollen Grnltes VEGETINE ~empfeblem eegen ale
SeIseu, fir bic es empfobten pirb.
Same5 q. 9uoIop,
friiber 8oitor Der Galporp 8aptttenftr5e,
Sacrameuto, Gal.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08
&ermti1teS.

t.. Gtn reaper lterttGner IN Detroit bat
ietner n1uffalii9en Sreun6tn, Bic ebenfaus
englti6zamerttanti6 lift, cine merfmar6ige
@6Dptns &Oiitntz @ a II r.
SbteIDO E MAIDEN la1ien. Oteie SpieI=
oo1e fpielt te cine COMPETITION BON Golfini,
Chopin unD @a9ner. @enn man quf cine
Sober OrIdt, fabren bic aus 6ol5 gei6ntBz
ten urto bemalten Nbbiloer Ser bret Cont
pont1ten aus benz Snner11 bes &aitens berz
aus. 9teie SigIr6en fttb au6 betpegli9.
Sbre bol5ernen Qtppen tbun ite melt aus
chamber. @b0ptn bGlt babel ietn BON elmer
langen WfGbne umgebeneS &0pf6en auf bic
Seite unb itngt zines ieiner SaIonitide ab,
t%poralf 0as Wfino6en 1t6 19lieBt un6 6aS
&0pf6en berf6mtnbet. Stun fommt GoI=
tint an 6te Geibe NIT fetften aelunben
@angen. Nu9 iein Miinb6en 6ffnet fi6
unb itngt cine Qlrte aus benz 8arbter BON
SebtQa. 31lebt itngt &t6ar0 @agner
ietnen SannbGui ersWtari6. 0as 9oI5btl6
oteies @Omponiiten 0ffnet nt9t auein ben
Wfuno, ionbern es betpegt aud 6en &opf
balb redts bal6 Limits, Bis Der Iebte Son
berbaIt lit.
- Die &nsfuDr BON @.etrei6e,
SIeti6 II. /. m. mad Europa geftal5
tet ii6 in bteiem Sabre groBarftg. Qn
etnem etn5tgen Sage gingert fIr3li6 ni6t
tpentger ais cine babe W1tuion 8ui6eI @ez
treble BON SEEM 0orf mad europa ab. Oie
@etretDeausfubr lit in bieiem Sabre bereits
nm 40 8rO5ent gr0Ber, ais 1876. t3u6em
betrGgt Die Sleti6ausfubr bon Stem Sort
mad europa Bis oabtn i'm IQltfenoen Sab
re: $8,082,0 3 Ginbfleti6 gegen 81, 1885,
1O1 i'm Sabre 1876, $113, 500 2ammfleii6,
etn Nrttfel, tpel6er fri6er ntemals orsgez
titbrt tpurbe, 9es @eiteren pur6en itber
gSetp gorf Derlanbt: fir $61, 10 Ieben6tge
S6oafe, fir S 1900, $50 ~Ieben6iges g9in6>
bteb II. |. m. Die 8utterz Nusfu6r erretdte
bis gum 9. September $12, $50, 500 8funb
9egen 5,919,O73 I'M Sabre 1876, Bic GGlez
ousfubr SO, $50, $50 9fb. gege1 SO, zoe, $50
I'M leBten0 Sabre.
Ius ben ioebeu berDffentIi6ten gaeIuIz
taten Der preuBti9en @etDerbeftaz
tt1ttf gebt berbor, mte tpeit nod Ser s a,
brtfbetrteb Dabon e~ntfernt lit, bas
9an > ~ erf gu erieben. 8on 1899, 6O1
Setrteben fommen 1923 sol 5. +. 81 Grna.
ouf oas &letngetperbe Is @btlfen un6 tpes
ntger), BON Werfen NIT mebr ais 200 Qlrz
bettern 9tebt IS nur 905 in gon3 9reltBen.
Son Den 3,625,OO Nrbettern, tporrnter
589, 900 netbl., fallen audi nur 1875 600,
olio ca. J auf Die groBen @e16afte, un6
~2,246,OOO auf Bic fIeinen.
r@tnfa6bett:" - Inter 6teiem
Jtamen baben etnt9e Sralten in Qeipste Ell
men 8erein gegrituoet, beiien @e6efben
tretltd erft %obgetDartet tperben mu6. Gs
batpelt it'd bQrltm, Dem observation-disclosures
pen Surus nno Der 11eberlabung nit 8ub
IN Der tpeib!i9en &let0ung ba6urb 3I
l%teuern, oaB it4 Bic Mttglie6er berp hi6z
ten, fetne S6Ieppen un6 fetne
fGll9en 5oarpalite gu tragen, ioz
mte tetne 0pppeltlei6er Guntques, Solo
nGtlen, S3ooB unb tpie 6erglet6er rteberz
lplrTs bsajBen), ionbern nur aletber nit
9latten g0den nn6 BON einerlei Stoff;
DO9itens 1T am @n6e Des Gofes elm fletner
8eiab erlanbt. Wfan bat All bieiem 4tned
Sleioer7 unb6utzOeobeue bon oIei6er Gin
fa3bett, bod obne qudferii@e lIebertreiz
bHng Risiss @rRRpiaBes, inn &lni6luB an
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-06
Suffering at Harper's Ferry.

There is great distress at Harper's Fer
ry, W. Va, since the destruction there
bv the late food. The Mayor and Coun-
ell have therefore issued n circular to the
public, asking for donations, that sut-
icient sum may be realized to enable the
authorities of that town to give lmmedl-
ate employment to the hundreds of un-
employed, and by this means at once re-
pair and render passsble the thorough
fares OF the town, which were torn up
and obstructed by the food, and thus al
levis.e the Widespread distress that pre-
walls. The circular states that the indi-
yidual suffering which now prevails At
Harper's Ferry, could it be given, could
not fail to be heart-rending. Conirbu-
tions can be sent to MIR. George W..
Green, Mayor, and the smallest Offering
will be gratefully acknowledged. The
people OF the town are doing sll in their
power, but there remains suffering that
their efforts cannot reach.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-06
Troops Tor Texas.

CHICAGO, December 5.-The Fourth
cavalry from the Indian Territory and
the Twentieth infantry from Dakota, are
the regiments which have been ordered
to Texas, for service on the Rio Grande.
Their places are supplied by other de-
nartment changes. THESE bodies ottrOops
will be recruited up TO their full regimen
tai strength, and will materially strength
en- the forces along the border. Orders
have also been issued for companies |,
E,Land NJ, of the Seventh cavalry,
numbering l84 men, to move immediate
ly from Fort Lincoln to Desdwood,
which the Indians are reported to have
completely invested. The infantry st
Standing Rock will join these forces, and
companies from Forts Smelling and Slsse-
ton are also to participate IN the
march, thirty.two wagons accom-
psnying the expedition. The start
will be made to. day or tomorrow, some
preparations being necessary in view ct
the severe weather and bad roads. Inc
force OF the Indians is reported at oeo,
and thew are said to have committed
some Gepredstions. The officers here
believe that the accounts are exaggerated
and that there will be no serious en-
counter.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-06
PASSING THE ANTI-RESU NPTION
BILL.

The Graphic regards i. as "tolerably
certain that at some time during the
present session of Congress, that feature
Of the resumption sct which DEGREES re-
sumption in 1879 will be repealed, and
that if vetoed by the President will be
passed over his Veto" The Cincinnati
Gazette says resumption repeal is much
stronger than the vote in the EWING bill
Indicated. 1t regards the resumption
bet as it stands inprscticsble, snd adds:
at will prove hindrsnce TO resump-
ton. Besides, il is q menace, which in
stead of preparing the country for re-
sumption Is having the opposite effect.
II Is producing a state OF things that
would force suspension if we had re-
sumption Resumption can never be
maintained a0ith depressed industry. Aud
it would be foolishness to attempt to re-
sumo in :he face of evidence that re-
SUMPTION could not be maintained. The
6rst thing necessary to successful re.
sumption is indeed preparation; not
merely the accumulation OF coin but the
rsr.ral Of our Industries.
The Chicago Tribune takes the same
view, and the logic of events is making
the press and people OF the West unit
in favor of the repeal of the resumption
date. We are inclined to think that in
few months Congress will be educated
up 10 the point OF passing the bill over
the Presidential veto. Tie Cincinnati
Gazette SAYS that if "a plan is substituted
Tor the date" in the resumption act-s
plan that would bring resumption
through its own operstions-the forty
Western Republicans who voted against
Ihe EwING bill will vote for the repeal
"she law of 1875. Every day adds to
'he friends Of repeal, and wesksns the
opposition.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-06
FORTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.
" AsHINGToS, December 5.
HOUSE.

Mr.. Williams offered resolution for
al adjournment from the 10th of Decem-
Der until the 10th of January. Referred
The question whether the business re-
ferring to internal Improvements should
be considered BY the Committee on Com
merce or that on Railroads and Canals,
after further discussion, was referred 10
the Committee on Rules.
Mr.. Townsend, from the Committee
on Patents, reported bill to repeal the
existing statutes for the renewal Of
patents, and declaring it Unlawful here
after for the Commissioners of Psterts to
renew or extend sny patent for any de-
sign whatever. He stated that the OBJ
ject of the bill was to take away from the
statute books law which Was dead and
inoperstIve, the Commissioner OF Patents
net having now the right to make re-
newsls.
After some discussion the bill passed
The resolutions allowing clerks 10 GER
tsln committees. and tor the extra pay
ment OF discharged employees who have
been borne on the soldiers roll, were
adopted
Adjourned
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-06
French Affairs.

PARIS, December 5.-It is reported in
parliamentary circles that the govern
ment contempstes proroguing the
Chamber Of Deputies and forming dis
solution ministry should tina Chamber
not yote,the bIGFot tomorrow.
LONDON, December 5.-A dispatch
from Paris cosu.ius the following: In
parliamentary circles tnis evening N
consoq quence Of groups of the Left having
protested agsiuss the imputstion that
they wished to modify the constitution,
An arrangement Is not thought impos-
sible and negotiations to that end are
imminent. It's rumorcd ma. the Lett
sre inclined TO postpone the budget
question ull Moudnv to facilitate
Eego.iatious VI De Weiche, Minister Of
the Interior, receiving the Mayors OL
Paris sud others to day declared that
Marshal Mac Mshou was not q coup d'etat,
but would respect the law, constitution
and the republic.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-06
Another Chicago BANK Failure.

CHICAGO, December 5.-The directors
of the German National Bank decided,
after business hours thi9 evening, to 60
into liquidation, and accordingly issued
to depositors card stating that in the
ordinary course of business the bank had
on the lst of July 1877, $l,l57OO0, but
since that time their customers, for vari-
Gus reasons, reduced the amount to
$4,000, which is the total liability TO
depositors. They say they consider this
good work, but they cannot continue
without for5esrance. The bank has,
they claim, abundant assets 10 pay every
dollar TO depositors and have hsnd-
some surplus, if little time is given 10
convert lie assets. They therefore re-
quest depositors to torbesr drafts
tor a short time, thus avoiding unneces-
sary delay and the expense OF II receiver.
The President of the bank is Henry
Grenebaum, and the cashier is Herman
Schatier. The savings bank connected
with this institution IS presumably not
affected by the failure OF the National
bank.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-06
DEATH OF MR>. \. 4. HULLIHEN.

# is with deep regret that we an
uounce the death of lady who was
once well known in this city, and be-
loved for her estImable qualities, Mrs.
SP. HULLIHkN, widow of Doctor 5. P.
HULLIHES, and mother of DR.. M. +.
HuLLIHEs, OF Wheeling, died in Stsun-
ton, Va, yesterday, in the 69th year of
her age. she v as born in Frederick coun-
.y, Nd IN 1903, her maiden nsme Was
ELIZABETH FUNDENBEEG, and MARI d
Dr.. HULlIHEN, in Pittsburgh, in 1876,
sni removed 10 Wheelln g,
the same year. After h'r
husbands death she removed to Il 8
home Of her dsughter, Mrs. Dr.. BURK.
HART, in Martinsburg. At the time OF
her death she was visiting ner sJn, Rev.
". @. hULLIHES. Rector of the Episco
pal Church at StsuntOn, hoping that
change of air would benefit her. Her
desth, though sudden, is hardly uneX-
pecteJ. Her son, DR.. Nj. +. HULLIHEE,
mas but recently returned from visit to
her
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-06
Rase Ball.

CLEVELAND, December 5.-At al ad-
journed meeting OF the Board OF Base Bal
League held tlis forenoon, resolution
recommending the admission OF the new
Cincinnati ciu0 wSs adopted. The Board
decided that the ueE Hartford club do
not st present mold franchise, but their
application Tor membership Will be con-
sIdered tomorrow d. noon. The League
proper net sad voted in the Cincinnati,
Milwaukee and Indianapolis clubs.
The resigusLinn ot the ~.
Louis club WAS accepted. The
constitution aud playing rules were cI-
smined and nearly al the Old articles
approved. The balance wss held over
for to-morrou's consIders-iOl A new
article to the constitution wss adopted
prov ding Tor league alliance, tDe Prin.
cir, feature Of which will BE- s. give
clubs under Il championship - be CON-
peted for by sl. Adjourned unit, TO-
morrow
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Baltimore Tobacco Market.
BALTIMORE, December 4.
Correspondence OF the Register.

Correspondence OF the Register.
Since the issue Of our last circular OF
the 9th ulto. our market has exhibited no
new features, and the transactions have
been very limited, amounting only to
about 500 hhds; the market has contin-
ued 10 be dull snd dropping, and agents.
TO be able 10 effect sales, bsd to submit ~
8 concession in prices As Messrs. A.
Schumacher x Co., have filled their con
trscts for France and Italy, We think the
bulk of the stock estimated 81 $500 10
5000 hhds, consisting principally OF
French grades, will have 10 be carried
over into next year.
We regreat 10 learn. that some Of the
new crop has been bought at higher fig
ures than seem consistent with safety and
certainly are not IN accordance with the
prices ruling st present in this market.
II Is evident now that large stocks OF the
different kinds Of old tobacco will be car
rled over and thl' tobacco until absorbed
by the demand will have depressing
influence upon the market; therefore II
does not seem probable ;hst next spring
full prices will be rsiized for tho new
crop, snd likely the season will open 81
low rates.
The markets in Europe are 81 present
Overstocked with tobscco, spd apparently
there is very little prospect o; M i'm
provement IN trade. We have carefully
examined the prices ruling in the dlter-
ent tobacco markets, ana find that Ken
tucky, Virgins and Maryland tobacco is
selling very low, and therefore We think
it Is OF the utmost importance that Ohio
tobscco should be bought low enough to
enable It 10 compete successfully with
these grades.
The total inspections OF Ohio tobacco
up TO date are 22,0S2 hhds., against l.,
4l0 hhds same time last year. The total
shipments OF all kinds Of tobacco from
this port amount 10 1924 hhJs.. sgsln',
81 ,792 hhds. in 1876
WuKESs n BEALL.
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THE MAN WHO FELL FROM THE
STEUBENVILLEB BRIDGE.

In April, 1876, it was announced that
w. w. HANDLES, drover, of Coshoc-
ton county, Ohio, insured by the Michi-
gan Life Insurance Company for $4,000,
had fallen off the railroad bridge at
Steubenville and was killed. The COM
pany's attorney, in the investigation ne
was directed to make, found the princl-
pal witness of this "desth" to be nan
named DAYTON, who made afiidsvits that
he travelled with HANDLES from Pitts
burgh; that HANDLES was taken sick on
the way, nd went out to the platform at
the rear end of the car, and that when
the train passed on the bridge at
S.eubenville he pitched hesdlong from
the platform this DAYTON said he saw
through the car window. The train
was stopped at the next station, and q
careful search made for the body, but
without avail. The attorney, after vlew-
ing the locality of the alleged accident,
concluded that the man was not dead.
He continued his investigation with en-
ercy, and as the result of his efforts, u
dispatch wss received few days ago an
nouncing that Rsndles had been arrested
at Washington, Kansas. He will be
brought back to Ohio for trial, and may
cheer some hungry reporter by giving
the details OF has escape from the train
and the story of his wsnderings since
that April morning nearly two years
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of National Trust
Company.

New YORK, December 5.-The Eren-
ing Post says: An examination of the
affairs of the National Trust Company
WAS begun yesterday, and has since been
in active progress. The superintendent
OF the banking department WAS led to
take this step by observing that three
shares of the compsny's stock, SlO6 each,
were sold st auction last Saturday at 63t
The examiner has got through with the
regular securities, and is now examining
the collateral securities on loans. He
will submit statement tomorrow.
The National Trust Company has
posted notice, stating that in consequence
of the malicious reports in circulation,
regarding the character of the company
and by the recommendation of the spec
isl bank examiner OF the State, We re-
quire ten days notice under which all
deposits are made.