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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-12
The Recent Rise ia wheat and Flour.

The Recent Rise In wheat aTG EIoGr.
LONDON, April y.-Thc Mark Line En-
DreSS, in It's weekly review OF the British
corn trade, says "Thc week has been
marked by somewhat higher temperature
and an abundant rainfall, which has further
retarded field labor. The continuance Of
wet weather is beginning to cause uneasl-
ness, a., besides preventing the finishing or
sprin. sowing, it iniuriously affects winter
sown wheat, about which some reports are
less favorable tran heretofore. Generally.
however, the reports Of the ultimate pros
Dcct are hopeful. The weather is the
great desideratum here and on the CONT
ncnt. Supplies OF wheat at the prlncl-
pal country markets have again been light,
and, although the holidays somewhat inter-
iered trade has shown very steady tone,
while prices have advanced one shilling.
The increased strength noticed i'll Mark
Lane last week has been we'll sustained.
Russian wheat has advanced one shilling.
The weeks imports into London were very
moderate, the bulk OF the supply beng
from India and Germany. The diminution
OF the receipts OF red spring from America
and the steady absorption OF last October's
heavy shipments OF Californian are the two
leading features OF the season. The large
quantity Of Californian afloat at the begin
nlng OF Inc year Is so ieouHeo "' " @',po
all apprehensions OF depressing enect
upon prices consequent on It's arrival: inc
recent marked rise in white wheat at Liver
pool supports this opinion.
The stocks Of foreign wheat in London
are about ] y, 900 quarters, or about 2'O,OO0
less than the corresponding period OF 1876;
Since the end OF 1876 stocks have decreased
at all the leading ports, though not quite III
the same ratio, except at Liverpool, where
there is slight increase owing to the buik
Of Californian being directed to. that port;
while, as compared with this time last year.
stocks Of foreign wheat in the United King
dom appear to be over million quarters
less. These figures show the inroad MADE
By the excess of consumption over imports
and prove the reasonableness OF the late ad-
vance and present healthy position OF the
trade. - -------- =
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FURNTTURE.

DEMOYAL: .,,.oy
-. ro,,ored IN the CORNER OF GOVERNOR and
h"' FRANKLIN STREETS
fopposite the Wig buiidin2).
FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, .r,Yrx,s
:. nr,ces ~ suit the times. ~. NH 17-eod3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-12
MINERAL WATERS.

BETHESDA WATER - =
Is The best known remedy In the world for
Diabetes, Gravel. Dropsy,
: and all Diseases OF the Kidney and Liver.
Water delivered IN any part Of the eity:
& HOO Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-12

DEATH OF MAYOR ROSE, OF FREDERICKSBURG.
Especial Telegram 20 the Disnatchl
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, April 1l.-Dr. L..
B. Rose, for several years past Mayor Of
Fredericksburg, died last night. in the fifty
eighth year OF his age, OF neuralgia of the
heart. The demonstrations Of sorrow at
the decease of this amiable gentleman and
faithful friend are more than ordinary.
Business will be suspended tomorrow, and
the funeral will be attended with the usual
honors. X.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-12

MINERAL WATER ON DRAUGHT.
on K1ssESGEN, VICHY, SARATOGA
yy ? . Sg a. sEf. TZER, OTTAWA BEER, and GIN
GER ALE, go -, a sx,,bopss
"Ai,ieiai 'N'.s 49, GEORGE SCHES, TIsl
i apo 100, corner Main and Eleventh streets. ),
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-12

S7to S1G'per ream.a the nj
Is DISPATCH PRlNTING-HOuSE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-12

and several bodies have already been taken
from the ruins in n more or less burned
condition, but have not yet been identified.
There arc also several dead bodies at the
morguc awaiting Identification. Mrs. Mo-
ran, q servant, was killed by Jumping from
n window. George Frank Jonley, grand
secretary OF the Grand Lodge OF Free
masons of Missouri, is supposed to have
persisted. Six persons, whose names are
unknown, were killed either by jumping
from the windows or sufocated by the
smoke and dragged out OF the burning
building. It is difficult to procure tue
names Of the dead, but it is hoped that
complete or nearly complete list can be OBJ
tained this afternoon.
Sidmore Hayden, superintendent OF the
American Express stables, is among the
killed; also, Henry Hazen, deputy auditor
of the Missouri Pacific Railroad Company.
An Ebglshman named Adams, said to be
commissioner Of education, has been identi-
fed at the morgue. t...'
81 r.. :, INSURANCE UPON THE HOTEL.
BosroN, April 1.-THE insurance COM
panies here have $4,000 in risks on the
Southern Hotel. i fsg
LOSS OF A RICHMOND INSURANCE COMPANY.
ST.. LOUIS, April 1.-THE Richmond Fire
Association had 4 fiye-thousand-dolar risk
on the Southern Hotel.
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git|,nloul I|lspatrh.
CLARKE COUNTY.

,cD,y APRIL ~, 1877.
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BALTIMORE LIVES
p,,r,,four A,,rt1 II

BALTIMORE. April Il:-Catllc duftn2 tnt ,past
week have been fairly active and prices are shade
meiinm or good fair qualify, 4lkG5Hc.; ordinary
thin steers, oxen and cows. 3l@3Ac.; most sales at
4xm5ic: receipts. 1871 head: sales, i,l63 neao.
kc lower: range, 7a71sc.; few extra, 49,; re-
ccipts 5.90S head. Sheep have been dull, and prices
are lower: sheared, @5Gc.; wool, 4h(S64c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-12

HOW KATE CLAYTON SAVED HERSELF.
Kate ClaXton had sufficient presence OF
mind to wrap her fnce and head in Wetted
towels, and walked aud rolled down stairs.
Except having q few bruises she Is safe.
Miss Claxton lost everything. Her engage
ment began at st, Louis Monday evening in
the Two, Orphans.
: THE STEAM FIRE-EN GIEEs STILL AT;WoRk.
ST. Louis, April 1.-THE fre-enginesi are
still playing on the fire. A force has been
organized to search for the dead bodies,
, 1877-07-06
SHERIFF"S SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that the undersigned Nh'r.A yt JET
Errson county. ". T.. will offer for sale al
, 1877-07-06
NOTICE..

NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
In that by virtue of an order made at
a regular session of the Board of County
Commissioners of Clalam County. WASH
ington Territory, held May Z, 1877. the
sale otall lands in said County upon which
taxes are delinquent were ordered to be
made for the years 1873, 1874, 1875 and
1876, shall, therefore, offer for sale the
following described property on
Monday, the 23d Day of July, 1877,
at 10 o'clock a. NJ, in front of the Court
House IN New Dmgeness, ,Claam County,
w. T., to satisfy the amount of taxes as
sessed against said property, together with
interest aud costs of sale.
c. w. THOMPSON,
Sheriff Claiam Co., w. +.
By WIN. D. WATERHoUsE, Deputy.
New Dungeness, W.T., June l, 1877.
, 1877-07-06

Allingham & Atkinson, urban lot
No IL. block 10, in Port Angeles so 75
A tkinsOn. Mrs G r, urban lots No
l, II and 20 blk l5 in Port An
gelos; suburban lots ]. 3, 4. 5and
9, each 10 acres, east half of sub
urban lot 2, acres; suburban blk
2 8 52-I00 acres; suburban blk
not numbered lying north of
Front st and west of Vine st,
3 l7-l0O acres; lot in sec 3; lots
3 and In sec and fraction
" al or of sec s In township
30 II Of 8 W. containing 2l0
25-lO0 acres, and suburban lot
no in Port Angeles, contain-
ing % 90-lO0 acres ....... ..... 5S 80
Acker Nicholas. lot no 2 and hfOf
lot 3 in sec 25 hf Of lot in sec
"a. all In tp so n of 3 W, con-
tanning "a acres. ........ ...... 2 90
Blinn, Marshall. hf of sw or aud
sc or of Sc or OF sec 20, and ne or
ofnw or Of sec % in township 80
II of 3 W, containing 100 acres % 10
Brown, Amos, hf of sc or OF Sc
or Of sec 20 in township 80 II of
. W, 20 acres. .. All
Burns, Mrs Nancy, sw or of he or
OF sec "A and he Or OF he or of
sec 25 in township 30 ofr3w
containing so acres s..... o 45
Coupe, Thos, ne or OF Sc or Of sec
z in township 80, Off wv con-
tanning 40 acres .... ..... 8 "a
Conklin, VIM G. house aud lot 10
/ blk IA ia Port Angeles .. 2 ~
Collins, John, hf OF Sc Or of Sc If
of sec 20, township 30 II Otr2w
20 acres ........ ................ 3 II
Crasson, Martha l., Sc or Of ne or
of sec 2l township 80 n ofr2w
4O acres. .......... ........ b 81
Craswell, William, lot no sec Is;
lots 2. 3 and 4 sec %; lots and
2 sec 20; lot l sec 30; sc or of ne
or of sec %; lot l in sec l3; sw
or of Sc or of sec 20; lot in sec
81; lot In sec 35; lots l, 2, g..
aud sw or of sec 8, aud lots 2, 3,
and 4 sec G; lot no 2 sec
and NV or of ne or and ne or OF
NV or of sec 8, in township 30n
ofr2 W; and lots 3 and 3 in sec
%; lot 3 IN sec 81 in tOwnship3l
II ORA W; lot sec 1; lots 2, 8 &
sec 2; !ots l Il , In sec3; lot 2 sec
8; lots and 4 see 0; lots and 3
sec 10 township 30 IL ofr5w,
containing in all 949 1-2 acres. 225 40
Cornish. Ellen Mrs, lfof Sc or sec
z. " hf ne hf of he hf sec & -. IL 81
Eisenbeis, Chas. Sc or OF ne or Of
sec township 30 of + ", 40
acres ..,.. ..".... .......... 8 %
Dalgardno, James, lot no 10
blk 10 Port Angeles .. "a
Draper, Geo, Sc or Of ne or sec5r
A, Az acres -. -. ..... 0U
Ferry, c 2, sw Or of Sc qr ofsec7
, 1877-07-06

To the highest bidder. AZ the Court house
dor ia pott Townsend. Jefferson county,
W. T.. on
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01
THE BLOCKADE.

Freight trains are running reguisry y
over the whole line of the b. & o. road
from Parkersburgh TO Baltimore, and
also from Pittsburgh to Baltimore. The
officers of the company report that they
fad no difficulty whatever in getting u
tull supply of good men to man their
trains. Vice. President KEYsER is out
on the line OF the road: He
holds conferences with the men, IN which
he promises those who resume work full
time, and pledges them that he will give
his persona attention to the redress of
the grievances of winch they complain
A better feeling Is springing up all along
the line of the road. Village
merchants and tradesmen heartily
welcome the arriving trains, and even
the workiugmen are glad TO again be the
recipient of wages, and to see supplies
of provisions coming in to replenish the
depleted stocks.
At Wheeling the blockade continues
unbroken, and Wheeling merchants ard
tradesmen are suffering deeply in con
sequence. The trade which justly be-
longs to them is driven to Baltimore.
Everybody here is becoming heartily sick
OF this losing game. It is injuring all
alike, while it Is benefttng no one.
1t WAS rumored about the city last
evening that an effort would be made TO
move freight train from here. An On
gine WAS fred up, and train men Except
possibly cOnductor) were found to take
1t out; but 1t was afterwards deemed
best IL deisy the matter yet while
longer. |. Is believed that, now that the
whole line OF the road except our switch
Is in motion, the men here will
gracefully take their places and go to
work again. Ii they do not do SO to day
we presume other measures will be
adopted. The interests OF the people OF
Wheeling, workingmen and tradesmen
alike, demand that the wheels of COM
merce and OF the freight cars be again
set in motion without further delay.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01

the restoration of silver 10 its rightful
place as legal tender, by the enforce.
ment of the most rigid economy in the
expenditures of the government, ard by
more equitable adjustment Of
tue burdens of taxation, the scenes
of disorder which have marked the last
two weeks will be mere moonshine be-
side the reality which we will behold
hereafter.
In u speech which Col. WILSON de-
hvered in Congress one year ago, he
pointed out, by the light of history, what
we are now witnessing. IL have said
and here repeat, that If this Con-
gress does not afford the reliet
which the people of the country are
clsmoring for, distress, deep and heart
rendng distress, must follow" These
words, uttered by Col. Wilson one year
ago, when pleading tor the repeal of the
resumption bill and the remOnetization
of silver, sound like the words OF proph-
ecy; but in the hight Of sll history they
were words of craftsmanship and OF So
Der warning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01
Quiet at San Francisco.

SAN Francisco, July 3l.-Quiet hnV-
ing been restored and oil fears ot g, j.
eral outbreak dispelled, the Commit 9
of Safety this evening decided to adiou =
subject to the call of the chairman. I :
organization will be maintained, aud ;0e
various companies will hold Themselves
ready TO assemble at their headquarters
on summons or tap OF the bell.
The formation Of patrols for the protec
tior of property in the various wards
was recommended and cooperation OF
the members OF the committee with the
regular police and watchmen whenever
requisite. Muskets and ammunition issued
to the committee will be returned but
the members will retain the clubs and
badges. Horticultural Hall Is to be re-
tanned rs the general headquarters, but
the rooms rented tor ward headquarters
are to be given up. The executive COM
mittee of the Committee OF Safety and
the Police Commissioners held r confer
enCe and decided 70 double the regular
police force of the city This will raise
the force to 800, beside the specials and
substitutes. The committee guarantee
the payment of the salaries Of the new
officers Till the meeting OF the next
legislature, when bill will be intro
duced providing for them permanently.
Gov. Irwin. who attended the conference,
expressed his willingness to sign such n
bill and use any influence he could
properly employ to secure lis passage.
The action of the committee mas met the
unqualified approval of al god citizens
and the authorities express the conviction
that it mas been the means OF supPresslng
what threatened to be n serious and tls-
pracpful outbreak
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01

In 1tbCaimoSphcTc srpcricnced her" dur
Ing tho summer months, th" lrthafgy pro-
duced by the heat taE.. away the desire
for wuOisspue TODD, AM frequent per-
splrAtiou- reduce bodily energy, pafi!ru.
larry 'hp." suffering from the effects ~
dabfiii.tlng di-'a-,=. lu order 'D keep
natural, hs4Ifu'ul s'IgltyO lhD - stem
~ must rD Drf ~ sr. A.. l means. 10.
this pwrpy,-p -srsusk'. -sa Weed Ipuicis
very rfisctual 4 few doses viii Great. Al
ayp.iIt. and ZIy' frssu slkDT 10 the "ner-
yaicd body. FOT dyt prps,a, Do b inyalu-
abi'. Many @TniE"u' physiciauH hay"
doubted whether dyspepsia can b" per-
rnHuiiy cUf'l Dy the rTugs which atryen-
orally ornuiDyrI 'pr that luTpOse. The So
Weed TOu.r Iu i's natEr Is totally firnr-
ent from suru Grugs. n contains no cOr-
Trrlys mineral ~ acids ia tact - l-D
the regular operations Of nature, and sup
p.is- usr deficiencies. Ib" tonic In 81
nature ~ much T.s-em bisHs the gastric ~ lr-
that Do T. almost Identical With That Euld.
Th. gastric juice. l. the natural solvent
which, in a healthy condition OF the bod
cause the TODD 20 ue Igsatsd aud NEfu
this Juice j. not "RcTeisd iD ssiNrlsu'
quantities, indigestion, with All - dih.
treSsinR yfu piOTI- follow. The -"s Wood
Tonic perform me duty Ol he gshinc
iuIcs wh.n ru. batter .S Sc1cieHt.
-cheuck ~ -ea H""k JpIic sold ~ eli
TTuvxIefE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01

LAST evening was An exceptionally
pleasant one in this city. kRAMERs
band WAS out and dlscoursed some excel
.2nt music, rs it always does, on the
streets and at Capitol square, and
great many people, especially nurses and
children, were attracted TO lha. point
to enjoy the music and the fresh breeze.
JOHN ). CARLILEand another gentleman
whose name we failed - catch, EN-.
braced the occasion 10 plead with the
nurses and children and others assem-
bed, 20 vote To remove the Capital OF
West Virginia from the beautiful and
commodlous building which Wheeling has
gratuitously furnished the State to a
vacant lot in the village of Clsrksburg.
As nobody seemed to know or care what
the Honorable JoHN and his colleague
about, the inference is that the impress
sion made by the orators was neither
deep nor lasting.
On our fourth page will be found
Charlestons offer of tree State House,
which offer will be seriously considered
bv the voter before he deposits his ballot
next Tuesday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01
EEe Indian War.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 81 "A Portland
press dispatch says that General Howard
is NJ present at Ksmis awaiting the ST
rival Of Major Sanford. As soon - that
officer joins him, Howard will take all
his available force and push vigorously
after Joseph and White Bird, who nav.
already crossed the Bitter Root moan
tains by way OF the Lolo rail. be vii
90 through 10 Missouri rs speedy ss his
command can move, He will have about
500 men. Another force under Genera,
Wheaton will leave Fort Lspwsi, and
moving north, pas through the Spokane
country and cross over into Montana
through Sapon Pass. After crossing the
mountains, the troops will push down 70
Missoulo, whore they Will JOIN General
Howard. 1t l. expected Howard sEd
Wheaton detsChm ents will reach tnat
point simultaneously. Wheaton Will
command about 45O or $40 troops TINS
detour through the Spokane country will
be made At the request OF Indian Inspector
Watkins. There are number OF tribes
scattered through that region who wish
to be placed on Il reservation. Inspector
Watkins has been authorized TO seec. h.
suitable reservation ani locate the In
dlsHs. His principal object IN passing
through that country Is 10 make per
sOnsl Inspection OF the character and dis
position of the Indian natives of tho.e
regions, and TO designate where the res
ervatIUus are 10 be located. 1t II
also thought that BY the marching OF
large tyrco OF troops through there II
will hay" y very beneficial effect on the
Indians Most OF them are pesteably
disposed towards the whites. while some
are inclined to be turbulent. The de-
tschment will no: leave Lapwal for
week or more. Any straggiing bands "i
hostiles which may nave br, ken AWAY
from Joseph and White Bird and At
tempt to reach Spokane country will b.
Intercepted by WhrstoU and cut of.
This movement, 1t l. believed, viii
crush out the strength o., the hostile,
and bring peace 10 The whole region %,
country west OF TIA" Bitter Root noun
taus, and, With the capture or auuIGI.s-
ton oi Joseph aud White Birds band
Of renegsies, bring the war to clos.
Col. Green with u force OF cavalry Will
remain about Kama 10 protect the ,v.
tlemeut and to cut oil all the struggling
sQusCs OF Indians ne can find.
Captain Wilkirser received yesterday
evening II dispatch in regard to obtain
ing Warm spring scout. to sc-
company General Howard through
the Lolo trail to The mounDua-.
The Indians nave mostly gone sier
fish AMI game. They have called Ior "A
councl. Monday the 3Oth; willscud word
Wednesday night rs to the result. Il
any scouts srs obtained they will com"
to Dallas ~ soon rs possible and be con-
veyed To the front Howard having dis
pensed with the services OF part vt his
scouting force, is very desirou- OF ,ocur-
ing number Of Warm Spring scouts
These scouts, it viii be remembered, per
formed gallant and effective services dur
Iug The Modoc war.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01
GeneraiCustor,s Remains.

CHICAGO, July 3l-The remains Of
Ge.eral Custer arrived to-day from TT.
Lincoln Dakota, and lett on the Mlgli-
gan Southern at o'clock this afternoon
for West Point, whore they will be inter
red in the receiving vault until the
funeral, which takes place IN October.
The remains of Col. Cook, Lieut.. Riley
and DR.. LeWolt arrived on the same
train, ard will be forwarded respectively
to Hamilton, Ont, Washington, ID. Co.
and Newark, o.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01
Warrington Items.

WAsHIyGToy. July 8I-Tne legsI
tender decrease by order ofthe secrc
tary for the month ending to-day l.
so7O,ll2- - per cen: OF gthe national
Usnk notes issued during The month
TIE Cabinet wzs jr session today Ii.l
8 o'clock, discussing tee appointments o.
VIO.lc land oticiEis, Isbor troubles and
so on. Henry W. HiIllari, o. GeorgIs.
wss sppoirted Envoy Extraordinary aud
Minister P.e,ipotentisry 70 Brazil, vice
Jas. K HartridCe, Of Msrvlsna Hi
lisrd, previous 20 the late ciyii war, ss q
representative in Congress from Mont
gomery, Alabama, district.
The Commissioner OF :he District
have appointed Con mOdore Van Ras-
cseller Morgan, late OF the Confederate
Ivy, inspector of works and repairs on
- roads and streets Of the District,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01
One Hundred Thousand Dollars TO
be Divided Among Faithful En-
nInVaG

SARATOGA, July 3l.-Presdent Van
derDilt, of the New York Central snd
hudson River railroad, has issued cir
cular stating that OF the l2,OO0 employees
of the company less than 500 struck, and
no injury was done to the property. In
recognition OF their tealty he dIrects one
hundred thous and dollars TO be divided
ra.sbly, according to their positions %
the pay roll, among all the employees er'-
gagged in operating the roads. He says
that no men who IN time ot trouble on,-
barrass the 'ompany can remain in or
re-enter its service, and adds that the pay
will be increased the moment business
iustifies il
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01
Business Fully Resumed at ~. Louis

Sr, LOUIS, July ST. No chsuge in
the situation here this mcrniEg. Every
thing Is quiet and business fully resumed.
1t reported that number o! comps-
MES at East ST. Louis have been sent t.
Springfield, Ills, to guard the coal mines
Of that vicinity against the strikers, but
confirmation OF the report has not been
obtained Three Of the strikers hsv"
been charged with assisting ~ ioruIbiy
closing mills, factories and etc, Is-t
week and nave beeL fined $500 each by
Judge Cullen OF the police court.
81. LOUIS. July 3l.-Msyor Oversto'z
will publish proclama ion IN the morn
ing, in which he announces that the Isw-
less violence %. some days has been
etfectusly supprcssed; that the city
sutno tiles have armed and equipped
enough force to protect property. and
that sppIcatiCn from any quarter
10 protect person, aud property and
prevent snT interference" win employe-
and employers VIII b. prompt >
granted. He ssy: that wnI'e the mill
lary companies have been relieved 'r-m
duty, the organization will be- continued,
and mem bers thereof will be subject g.
call should the necessity arise. He re-.
turned tie thank. of the city authorities
and the people 90 the Committee o.
Safety and officers and men who so
promptly responded 70 their csll. suG
congra,u ated everybody that the late
iswlessHess was suppressed without loss
of lire or destruction of property.
81. LOUIS, July 3l-Nothing new to
report. AL trans are running regular.
~. Five companies of troops lett to-
day, and the balance viii probably leave
to-ui.ht Two o. the Executive Com
mi,tee Of the s;riser- were arrested IN
East st. Louis to-day. A parade was
had today. consisting 0. I've regiments,
composed OF some forty c9mpslies aud
tull battery OF artillery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01

WHEN the editor OF the Standard ss
isr.s that the REGISTER, or any one con
uecled herewith 'received - cnnsiders,
BE proportion" or any portion, Of any
money ever wrongfully taken rom tn
sate treasury, he asserts al unqualified
snd inexcusabIe fsIsehooi. 1t he
Zoe. not know the tal,ity o.
ns assertion. DANA l. HUB.
B,so Is liar ignoranlly; IT he docs
know is tslsity hs is liar msiiciously
in either csse he is liar wiltuliy, sud j.
unfit to be public teacher as the editor
VI : paper.