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SEEDS.

CHOICE
Flower and Garden Seeds,
STRAWBERRIES, PEACHES. &c.
New Sorts, by mail
Plants of the newest and finest improved
sorts, carefully packed and pret aid by
mail. My collection Of Strawberries took
the first premium Tor the best collection at
the great show OF the Mass. horticultural
Society In Boston. grow over l0D varieties
the most complete collection in the cOun-
try, including ali The new, large american
and imported kinds. Priced descriptive
catalogues gratis by mail. Also. bulbs,
fruit trees, roses, evergreens choice flower,
Is packets Of either for 81, by mail. '
rT The true Cape Cod Grant erry, best
Wv. sort for upland lowlanh or garden.
~ by mail, prepaid. 81 per ]OO, IS per
". l0m. Wholesale catalogue to the trade
Agents war ted.
b. NJ. WATSON. Old Colony Nurseries
| and Seed warehouse. Plymouth, J: Mass; Es-
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-25
CatrIeThieYe. Killed.

ST. LOUIS, September PA special
from Lesvenwort 10 the Globe Democrat
SAYS that private letter received st Fort
Ellis, Kansas, gives sn account Of fight
between cattle thieves snd party OF
pursuers in Cheyenne county, hsnsss,
some days ago. Lsrge numbers OF cattle
were stolen during the psst summer, and
it was fully determined by herders sud
owners 20 put stop to II and make an
example Of the thieves In
this instance 1t is said that some
1000 cattle were run Of from Western
Kansas snd Colorado by party OF
twelve robbers, who started north with
them. A party Of fifteen rangers,
sp.endidly armed, started in pursuit and
came on the thieves in Northwestern
Kansas, surrounded them while ST supper,
killed seven OF them, hung another 10 y
tree and recovered sil of the cattle
None of the raugers were hurt. The
surprise being So complete the robbers
had no chance TO return the lre or make
any res stance.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-25
General GFant.

LONDON, September 24.-Genersl
Grant wss TODAY met ct the Sunderland
railroad station by the Mayor and
Messrs. Gourley and Burt, members OF
Parliament. Tue day was observed Is
almost general holiday. Nearly
ten thousand members of the trade and
friendly societies marched in the process
sioa. General Grant was pres
ent at 'lhe laying OF the loIn-
dation OF the stone library and museum.
l. replying 10 the address Of the friendly
and trade societies he said that he would
highly renew what he bad said relative
to the WAY in which labor was regarded
in the United States and the way in
which he personslly regarded it. In re-
ply 70 sn invitation from the corporation
o: Stratford on the Avon, Gen. Grant
hss intimsted his intention TO visit that
town on Friday next. He will be escorted
to Shakespesre's Firth place by the
mayor snd corporation OF that town.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-25
THEPATENT OFFICE FIRE.

That magnificent marble structure, the
Patent Office, at Washington, was yes
terday the scene of most disastrous
confsgration, causing not only great
damage to the building, but destroying
many valuable papers, records md
models. Tas fire originated from
the spontaneous combustion of q
lot of unpatented chemical. stored
in the attic and quickly communi-
Gated TO the immense number OF
rejected models stored there, which
burned like tinder. The damage TO the
bulldog is vsriously estimated ut from
$500 900 to S5OO,0O0, while the loss from
the destruction OF models, papers and
other vslusbles belonging to the Patent
OH ee, Is said to be incslcuIaole. Ia the
Patent Office building are ali the offices
connected with the Department OF the
Interior, except the Pension Office, all OF
which suffered considerably from damage
to valuable records oy water, and by the
miXirg OF documents 10 trying to
save them. Considering how great
would have besn the calamity to the
country and the world had the entire
contents of the building been destroyed,
it is indeed fortunate that the flames
were checked without further damage.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-25
Another Chicago Bank Failure.

CHICAGO, September 24.-Early call
ers At the Fidelity Savings Bank TINS
morning found its doors closed, and
hastily perused card th }rson, informing
depositors that as notice lad been served
that q petition for u receiver would be
filed IN the Superior Court TO day, the
bank would remain closed pending the
decision of that question IL the court.
I The motion was made, and as the officers
OF the bank made no opposition, Judge
Moore decided TO appoint the receiver
this sternoon, by which time ne hoped
the offisers and depositors would have
agreed upon the man. The petition al
leges that the officers have been sacr;-
fcing valuable securities in order 10 re-
alize cash upon them, snd that the bank
Is sres dy insoiyent. 1t Is believed that
the assets will be much larger IN proper
tion thar those OF the State Saving Bank.
The last quarterly statement gives as
resources, cash and exchange, S34l ,222i
government bonds, S279,432i other
bonds S5O06l demand loans secured by
collatersls, $I34, ,948; time loans secured,
S43S, ,749; first mortgage loans on real
estate, S6O6 342; bank and depository
building, S85,S78; real estate, SlOzOOOi
property account, 8,454; safe depository
vaults, 1921 $50; other small items make
the total resources $2.280 5ll. The La
blties were capital, $4,000; surplus,
SlO6 900. profit and los S3,447; due depos-
ltors, S!97,654 Total, S22 9O5
The geand jury has indicted Spencer.
Guild and Bulkley, officers OF the State
Savings Bank, Tor the embezLlement OF
100000. None of them are in the city,
nor is their present whereabouts known.
The sixth annual session OF the Ma
tional Agricultural College will be held
here beginning tomorrow and lasting
till the 9th. All the agricultural socie
ties, colleges and organizations are re-
uuested TO send delegates, and large
attendance Is anticipated.
Owing to some opposition to the ap-
poirtment OF u receiver having deVel'
oped this afternoon, Judge Moore de-
.aved action on the motion before him
till tomorrow. The bank book value
OF the assets of the Fidelity aggregate
Sl,53l,4 400. The estimated value, as
made oul by tho bank officers, is consid-
erabIy less namely, $l,l75,9O0. OF the
latter snm, the principal amounts are:
CASH, P63, ,5l8; collateral loans, $4,000;
bonds and mortgages, sS6OOOO; real es-
tate, $4,000, demand coIistersl loan,
$4,000; bills of exchange, $ZLUOOi bills
discounted, $25 900. Tne deposit liabii.
ties are $l,37U,OOO.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-25
Re,ter Nail Facilities uantod,

MEMPHIS, September 24-At meet
ing OF tbe Chamber OF Commerce today
4 resolution WAS adopted setting forth
that the mail facilities OF the Solthwest
both bv river and raj, are 50 manlies.Iy
Inadequate to meet the daily demands OF
trade. that the Chamber of Commerce o.
Memphis is constrained TO ask that I
convention of delegates from the South
ern and Western States be called 10 meet
in the city Of Memphis, Saturday, Marct
2, 1878, to consider methods TOR haylne
Deficiencies N the mails supplied. The
presence Of Hon. G. II. Hubbard, from
Cambridge, Mas, and the Congressmer
OF this section Is specially invited.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-25
THE EASTERN WAR.
MEHEMET ALI'S KEPORTED VIC
TORY.
ItTdrns Out 90 Have Been n Defeat
Russians Recovering Lost Ground
Turkish Attack on Ter
kOO Repulsed-The Rus
SLAMS Preparing to
Issue New Loan.

LONDON, September 2S.- Mehemet
Ais reported victory turns out to hsve
bean defeat. A Russian oth-
cial bulletin announces that "at the close
OF the fight We held all our positions. A
renewal OF the attack Is expected. There
is no estimate OF the losses A CORES
pondent calls the affair an offensive re-
connoisssuce by ten battaions. The AT
mics occupy opposite banks OF the
Banics Lon. The steam ferry between
Pirgos and Psrapan indicates that the
Russians are recovering their lost ground.
The principal MonteDegrln army sur
rounds GalochkO.
LONDON, September, "A England
has conveyed 20 Greece the complaint
and menace OF Turkey, closing thus: The
Porte will not seek TO stop the evil by
half measures, but by striking NJ the
very root. TIE Greek minister made
explanations which Earl Derby declared
satisfactory, and now the minister strong
ly complains OF England conveying men
ace while acknowledging there was no
legitimate grievance.
A Russian official dispatch dated
Gorny Studen, Yesterday, says: The
Turkish attack on Zserkoo, the 2lst, WAS
deci-ivelv repuIsed and WAS not renewed.
On the 22ud, the Turks retre4ted. Our
loss is 70 officers and 400 men; that OF the
enemy Is at least one thousand.
CoNsTANTGNoPLE, September %. -
Hitsi Psshss division, consisting Of twen-
ty battaIions of infantry, two batteries
and regiment of cavalry, entered Plev-
va with fresh supply of provisions and
ammunition. TIE work OF restoring tel
egraphic communication is advancing
fast
ST. PETERSBURG, September 24-The
Minister OF Finance is preparing to issue
new lottery loan of 5O,00O,OOO roubles.
LONDON, September 24.-Gladstone
formally denies the assertion OF Con-
,tantlnople correspondent that ne had
written to a Greek resident of Constsn-
tinople, advising the Greeks to JOIN il
the war against Turkey. Mr.. q Gladstone
publishes the letter Ou which the sccu-
sation WAS founded. The letter WAS
written long before the war, and sdvis 5
the Greeks and slaves to give their mora.
support TO each other. This affair mas
been causing considerable sensation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-25
Fires.

COLUMBUS, September "a About l
o'clock thi. morning fire broke ont in
Marsh's cigar factory, at Coshocton, des
tro,iug FIVE buildings. The os on the
buildings aggregates about $4,000 and
$4,000 on contents. Insurance about
$1,000, $500 of which Is in the Home OF
Columbus. Other names cannot be OBJ
tanned.
ST Louis, September 24.-The ware
house attached to the broom ;actory Of
Samuel Bippl " Co., 704 Walnut
street containing one hundred and saw
enty-fve tons OF broom corn, WIS burned
this morning. Loss $4,000. Insurance
in the Hartford aEd Phelix, Connect.
Gu, 81 $50 each; Manhattan. New York.
5000; North British, 81 800; Home, New
YorF, 81 500 Union. Galveston 81 ,OOO;
Board OF Underwriters o. B sioD, ST.
800; Springfield, Massachusetts, $4,000;
North American. PhslsdeIph;a $4,000
hotimaan, New York $4,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-25
NO.. IA

CINCINNATI, September 24.-Cotton-
Quiet but arm At lie. FIour-Quiet and
firm family SO 25(96 40. Whest-Dull
and lower; amber and white 81 85(9l 81.
Corn-Dull und easier; mixed 4sc. Osts
In goOd demand but at full prices;
mixed 26@2s. Rye-Quiet st 62662ie.
Barley-Qliet snd unchanged Pork
EsSier ST SlS so. Lsrd-Prime steam
held st IS 81 stG9 %. Bulk Mests
Strong and higher at 6S97c; short rib
: t. Bscon-Strong and higher 81 4
7i9st@si@Ss@St@sc. Whisky
Quiet and steady at 81 Us
Hogs-Essier; common grades 81 60(a
Ooi fair % good light IS 20(66 46; tslr
TO good packing IS 25(S5 80; butchers
IS 45@5 30.
TOLEDO, September "a - Flour
Steady. Wheat Steady; No. white
Wsbssh held 81 81 ST. No. white
Mlchig IAN held at 81 Sc; ertrs white
Michigan held st 81 40, smber Michi.
gan spot seller Sept,mb Der IL S2i; seller
October 81 26t No. 2 red winter spo,
seller September 81 81; seller October
81 rs. Corn-Dull; high mixed spot
46tc; No. 2spot 46tc; seller October 46tc;
rejected 45$c; damaged i5. OsH-Dull,
No. held At pc, 20 bid; No. = white
2S2; rejected 2ic.
PHILAOELPHIA, September 24.-Flour
Steady and unchanged. Wheat
Firm and unchanged. Corn--Stesdy,
yellow 56G6uc; mixed 5S G5Stc. Oats
-Firmer western mixed 32c(GSic; white
western S59SSc. Rye-Stesdy ana un-
changed. Provisions-Quiet and un-
cnsnged. Butter-Flrm; Western Re
serve 24@24c Cheese Firm; fancy
l2i@lSc. Eggs Firm; western 1900
2Oc Petroleum Unsettled; crude sic;
refined l6ic bid. Whisky-At 81 II.
NEw York, September 24.-Dry
Goo The package trade to-day in
staple cottons Is quiet. Prints moved
slowly. Ginghsms in brisk demand.
Dress goods, shswls and skirts In fair 70.
q lest Low grade sll wool cssslmeres
in fair demand. Foreign goods are fairly
active
ST LOUIS, september "a Hog
Strong and higher; Workers So l6(&
s IS; butchers aud PhilsdolphIa IS SO
@5 90
PITTsBURoH, September 2i-Petro-
cum Firm and prices higher; crude
50 47i92 30 At Parker; rofned l6tc
tor Phrladephla delivery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-25
p,,,,de,pnia Street Railway Fraud.

NEW YORK, September 24-Acc ,rd-
ing loa dispatch from PhlIsdelphis, VIII
Lam T. Ebert, broker for ex-President
Morton, Of the Market street railroad
claims that Morton carefully deceived
him and brought him TO ruin by his
fraudulent oYer-issues of stock, and ths.
ne was totally ignorant OF the bogus
character OF the stock. To this Morton
replies: Ebert IL the only one that has
the slightest idea OF there being any
fraud or wrong in the matter
welded to all his demands
on me for money. 1t was slway
nls cry. ! must raise him money, at one
time for commission, another for interest,
but At al times money, moroy. When /
wss trying to pull for the shore and get
on, OF this trouble hOnorsbly, that man
held the rudder and steered me into the
stream, where he kept me. l know the
ordeal l have to 90 through with, and,
with nv sensitive nature, it is terrible;
but | will try to meet it like man. l
would not do like Rslston, of San Fran
CISCO, commit suicide.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-25
lIHrlne.

PLYMOUTH, Septe Der 2i.-Arrived-
Suevis, from New York.
New YORK, September 24.-ThC
steamship City of Montreal, from Liver
pool, arrived.
SAN FRAECIsCo. September "a
Cesred-The British ship Earl DaI,
house, from Queenstown.
New YORK, September 24-Arrlved-
The steamer Italy from Liverpool.
LONDON, September 24.-The steamers
City of Berlin and State OF Nevada from
New York, and Switzerland from Phi.a
delphla, arrived out.
QUEENSTOWN, September 24.-Ar'
rived-Steamer Lord Cline, from Phlla'
delphis.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-25
InInnCIiOm Refused.

81. LOUIS, September 24.-Justice
Miller delivered decision in the United
States Circuit Court this morning ia the
case Of the American Middliag Purifier
Company vs.. various miileIs of this city.
1t re uses the Injunction applied for, but
requires the uillers using the -four
making process In dispute to MAKE
monthly reports 10 the court OF the
amount of -four made by them, and to
allow the plalntItfs 10 examine their mills
if they desire to- So the case will come
up on its merits at the next spring
session of the Court, if plsintiffs SO elect.
The defendants are ready tor trial at any
TINA.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-25

HERE are some fscts, or we suppol'
them !, be 'lc.s 80 tlcy come = Us IL ~
Official .O-m ton the Chamber ol Com
merce o, $, Paul NJ nnesDta, which pos.
Sess go d ly.l OF interest. i'he wheat
product OF lie New Eng and States }.
barely sufficient TO supply them win
brssl three weeks in each year New
York only raises oue-hslfenougn - bread
b.: Inhabitants, while ONO, Pennsyi,
ysnls snl West Virginia combined can
barely take care OF themselves. Nowturn
10 the Northwest, with MiunesoGs
leading of with S6,OOOOOO bushels; lows,
100000; Illinois, 38,OC0,OOG WHcon-
'ln, 100000, aud Missouri 5 O0O,OuO-
Aggregsting the collosal sum of l5O, ,000,.
VJO bushels Of the golden gram, These
I've S,ste, -s.Se nearly oae-hal. Of a!l the
wheat rais IN the entire country and
sIp'rts soou. all tina. - exported. In
veT ot these tacts, me people of that
section think they nave claim upon
Congress for heavy appropriation ior
the Improvement of the Mississippi river
snd they will place that claim in al
elective form as they can this winter
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-25

Mr.. BAIRD. the candidate of the
Workngmen's party for Governor, II
Ohio, in speech, the other, said that one
Of the expressions Of which the lsoorer
had TO complain was the nigh tariff DE
..ld laboring men have discovered tina.
protective tariffs don't protect them. l.
Increases the cost of living bu; does no
Iaease the price of wages. lio Claimed
tlM 3 tax upon incomes was tn
'-:! mode of raising revenue The
ItemSn who has no income pays nom
llg, while the man who is in the e'Joy'
men, Of an income can afford to be Taxed
But With the tariff, a man pays on Wha
be eats and wears, and it takes as muc.
70 fl a poor mans stomach as II does
rich mans, aud as much to c.otbe hi.
lskeduess. =
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-25
DepIorabIe s,a.e of Affairs at sitkn

DAN Francisco, September PA
Portland press dispatch says that the
steamer California has just arrived from
>i.ka. Chaplain Collins, US. A pas
seuger, brings information OF deplora'
bic state OF affairs at Stks since the with
drawal of the troops from that place.
There is now no protection either Tor
lie or property. There is not n SEM
blar ce OF law OF any kind and no power
whatever TO restrain the lawless element.
At present there are not more than 1tteen
white residents at SlLka besides their
wives and children, and TO oppose this
number are several hundred Indians.
Since the departure OF the troops the
Indians have become bold and impudent
They get drunk and swsgger about town
insulting the white residents. Several OF
the latter told Chaplain Collins that they
we're IN hourly tear OF their lives and
property, and Lnat they intend abandon
ing the country rs som rs p. sable. Inc
collector st that port Is powerIess
and MS authority utterly dlsregarted
Already the Indians have oegun to
pIundcr the government builii7gs, car
wing away the doors and windows and
tearing down and burning Tor ucl the
.tocksde about the deserted garrison and
there i. 20 authority TO interfere ana
prevent 1t. Sltka Jack. leading Indian
chief there, has notified II number OF
the northern tribes t. come down to
Sitka, wnere they will hold grand pow
WOW about the lst Of October. Among
the settlers 1t Is feared that this meeting
will be signal for the general plundcr Of
tle town and pro able lass cra a
government stesl..' was Vt ID ONT
oaly few weeks aLo, but the lndIans
regarded 1t with contempt, saying that
they could capture II essilyif they de
sired. The general feeling of insecurity
paralyzes business and unless speedy
protection is given the settlers oitka
will be totally abandoned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-25
Movement OF Troops

OMAHA, september 2.-Ten comps-
nies of the third infantry arrived here
to-day, by special train over the Rock
Island road and .eit for Moutsns. Tney
are en- route from the scene Of the late
riots in Pennsylvania TO the sea! OF war
n the Indian country.
TIE county commissioners Of Douglass
county have replied TO the petition OF the
tax PAYERS, asking tor the withdrawal OF
the suit agsiast the Union Pacific rail-
road tor S25O0OO, declining to accede "a
the wishes OF the petitioners, aud the
sui. will be prosecuted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-25
hank Robbery.

CORTLAND, y. Y, September PA
package containing government ana
railroad bonds, certificates OF stock, mort
cages and promissory notes. estimated at
100000, WAS stolen from the First
National Bank of Cortland, Saturday
The loss WAS not discovered until thlt
morning. The securities were IN large
pocket book which was kept in the safe
.rne bank suffers no loss as the securi-
ties belonged to private individuals. a
reward OF s.. 900 has been offered tor the
conviction of the thief and the return oi
the property. There Is no clue II the
robbers or the manner OF the robbery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-25
GENERAL RULES.

"AEF. 4. The admission of pupils TO the
schools of other SUB districts than thJse
IN which they reside, shall be ut the oP-
ton of the Board; and in case pupil
snail leave school under Censure, ne or
.ne snail not be admitted to any other
school OF the district, except by consent
Of the Board of Education; and IN case
anv pupil is admitted in VOCATION or this
provision, the superintendent shall dis
cnarge said pupil as soon as notified OF
The tnc,; provided, however, that non
rs,ideuJ children shall in no case be sd
.nitted 10 the schools or any sub-dlstrlct
10 the exclusion or material lncon-
venience OF the pupils residing IN
the sub-disLrict; and IN no case shall II
puDil, not resident OF the school district
.; Wheeling, be permitted TO attend any
o the schools o. said district except upon
the prCs ,ntation to the principal oil II
ticket OF sdnission from the local COM
missioners having direct supervisor o.
he school; and no such ticket shall Dc
.,ued except upon the payment OF hve
dollars for y term OF twelve weeks. All
"a nog thus received by commissioner,
| snail be paid over to the collector oil the
| s.riC;."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-25

TaE enthusiastic nomination OF HAYES
for the second term, or rather, as DOM
PrArr would put it, for his election to his
ars. term, meets with this unaPPreciative
mention at the hands OF the Springfield
R.Pu5Hean:
.Bickpam, Of the Dayton Journal, see
jrg what happened to Comfy, OF the
Columbus Journal, by playing the court
fool rusnes to the front with the nomins-
ton OF President Hayes for second
term. Prsy send him to the CsnnihaI
Islands Vith sealed letter OF Introduc-
,ior to the chiet thereof