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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-31
Accident TO william Cullen Bryant

New YORK, May 3O.-The ErsHing
Post furnishes the following account OF
the accident, yesterday, 10 William Cul.
len Bryant, IN Central Park, or tho oc-
cssion of the unveIlug ot the bust Of
Mazzini. Durng part of the day the
heat was intense, and Bryant was at his
place ON the speakers stand, with his
head uncovered, suffering, like many .
Younger man in the assembly, from CX'
posure, though msking no complaint.
At the close of the open air exercises, he
was invited by General James q. Wilson
70 his house, on East Seyonty-tOur.h
street, TO rest, after the eXeruons OF the
morning, and partake Of some refresh
ments Arrived AZ their destination,
General Wilson ran ahead up the steps
to open the front door for his gIest, who
followed at slower pace, induced by
fatigue. On the platform step, Mr.. BTy
ant suddenly seemed TO have lost con-
seriousness, and 10 the act Of raising one
foot to enter the vestibuIC, fell backward
on a broad stone striking his head with
some violence He was instantly lifted
and carried into house, where he was
placed on a sofa and dispatch sent TO
his family physician. AS soon IS 1t was
deemed prudent he was removed IN q
carrige to his residence, No. y, W.
Sixteenth street. DR.. Gray, his physician,
came as quick as pCs5lb.e, made al e&'
amipation and after hearing Of an &c
count of the accident, he expressed grea!
surprise at the absence OF any bru'se or
cut on the patients head. He was ct the
opinion that Mr.. BryanLs
swoon was Of the kind known
to the medical profession as syLcope,
caused By diminution or interruption
Of the motion of the heart, and OF respIra-
tion accompanied with the suspension OF
the action on the brain, and temporary
loss Of sensation vacitlon and other fscu!-
ties. l. is thought that more severe IN
Jury than that which actuAliy beie.I him
was averted, possibly BY the thncHness
and the softnCss OF MS felt hat, wfich
saved his head from much force OF the
blow. DR.. CarneTchan was called into
q consultation by DR.. Drsy, on surgical
aspects of the case, and their JOINT
conclusion was that no seEouS
harm to tho brain Is to feared,
though what other internal disorder
may have been caused by the fall; 1t
was impossible at that time to Judge,
since MIR. Bryant resisted every effort to
examine him by physical contact.
During the night he was restless and IN
only partly conscious state, not ap-
pear.ng to recognize persons about him,
but evidently having plenty OF WI
power snd some physical strength at his
command,
New YORK, 2 p. M-Dr. Gray says
that MIR. Bryaut Is suffering from con-
cussion Of the brain. He thinks he VII
recover, but is still anxious Mr.. Bryant
has taken no fusteusEce since the acci-
dent, and answers no questions ad-
dressed to him, but his pulse is better,
aud there is fair chance o! improve
ment.
New YORK, May 29-At late hour
tonight the condition of Mr.. Bryant j
considered very critical. Both OF hi:
daughters who are absent have been telc'
grsphed for.
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SENSATION IN JEWISH SOCIETY.
a Rabbi's Daughter, Who il Known
I'm Wheeling, ElOpes with IL Cen


tile.
Cincinnati Commercial.
Quite little STIR WAS created yesterday
in the best circles of Israelitish society by
the rumors spread abroad that there had
been secret marriage consummsted be-
tween Mr.. james Molony, young law
yer Of this city, and Miss Helen Wise
the beautiful daughter OF Rabbi Isaac NJ.
Wise. Mr.. Molony is well Known in tie
city. The marriage was evidently love
match, and was entered into by the young
lady in opposition to the strong wishes of
her fnther and of the whole Wise
family. The two have known each
other for many years, and two or three
years ago the father Of Miss Helen for
bsde Mr.. Molony the house. All the
family supposed that the affair was over,
for good, long ago, and that the young
lady had been cured of her affection for
man for whom her people had none.
Tuesday afternoon the lovers met and
went to the residence of Rev. q. w.
Wendte, No. 365 West Seventh street,
where they were married by that gentle
man. The couple then proceeded to the
Gait House, where apartments had been
secured. Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock
Mrs. MOlony appeared at her fathers
residence No. l36 Dayton street. She
was relieved to find that her father and
her brother, Leo, had both gone out. She
Immediately announced to her step
mother, "Well, l am married, and I've
come for my clothes" She had ordered
an express wagon, which soon appeared,
and, in the midst of the sensation that
her announcement had created among
the people OF the house and few neigh
bors, she packed up a portion Of her
wardrobe in q trunk and started of, re-
turning TO the Gait House.
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GRAVE ROBBERS.
Body OF Prominent Citizen Found
in the DisseCIing Room OF the Ohio
Medical College.

Medical College.
CINCINNATI May 3O.-Considersbe
excitement was created here to-day by
the accidental discovery of the body OF
Hon. j. Scott Harrison, who was buried
Yesterday in the family vault ut North
Bend, IN the dissectlng room of the Ohio
Medical College. A body had been
stolen at North Bend within the
past week, and son Of Mr.
Harrison, accompanied by friend, was
seeking it to-day among the medical col
leges of this city. 1t was not known that
Mr.. Harrisons body had been taken un-
til bis son recognized it in the room Of
the college The jsnitor of the college
was arrested.
1t appears that young man named
Devins died vt North Bend last week,
and Yesterday while the funeral services
Mt Mr.. Harrison's grave were progress
ing, John Harrison and George Eaton
thought they observed appearances about
Devlns grave which looked suspicious.
After The funeral they caused an exam
ination of the grave 10 be made, and
found that it had been robbed.
Preparations were at once made TO
prevent similar deseCrgtiOn of Mr.. Har-
rison's grave and the coffin was enclosed
in q wall of brick, the whole covered
with slab Of single heavy stone set IN
cement The grave was left open TO
allow the cement 10 harden and II watch
man placed IN charge Last night these
men came TO Cincinnati in search OF
Deyen's body, procured search warrants
for all the medical colleges and
accompanied by a detective they first
Wis ted the Ohio Medical College.
They found nothing and we're about leav-
ing, when one OF their number noticed
rope attached TO a windless, and that it
was down the chute and evidently had
something attached to it, Upon draw
ing 1t up the naked body of man was
discovered hanging by the neck with q
cloth over the face. As the hair wss
gray they said it was not DeVins' body
and were about leaving when the de-
tectlve suggested that they uncover the
face and see who it was. They immediate
lv recognized Mr. Harrison, and John
Harrison slaid with the body until n
coffin wss procured and the body placed
therein and removed 10 an undertaken.
The ianitor Was At once arrested, and it
is reported tonight that several persons
at Cleveland, near North Bend, have
been also arrested, charged with compli-
city in the outrage. Relatives Of
the deceased, now IN this city, express
the determination toprosecuLe to the full
extent of the law all guilty Of this act OF
vandalism.
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BUsINLsS BEFORE CO~GREss.
AriH-Pu> taI SaVings-Tne Popular
Loan.

WAsHINGToN. May 30.
Judge heIey's vote on the question cf
--rmert on June 10Th, in company
'.l a few other Republicans, occasions
---l comment. The Judge explains
-A 1a has not gone over to the Dem
.s-y 5-. voted as he did because he
a7el The tariff bill should not be per-
-..sl TO hang over the country, but
.-...- be proceeded with in Committee
:-s Whole until the motion to strike
' .1e ensc.lng clause could be made,
'-'ea would undoubtedly prevail to the
'.sA. relief Of business; and that as three
-'2n':tecs that Of Ways and Means, of
DA-'ng and Currency, and Post
,-.e sud Pos. Roads, have each reported
''.. 10 provide for the deposits of saw
-'' 10 popular loan and for funding
~ 'aAonal debt in home bonds, the
''P"'a Of any one Of which would pro
... 'ae people from the losses they are
''ning by the failure of Savings
'AaA'' and give the Government the ben
" home loan, lie thinks that one OF
.'s 0u.' should be considered, and that
Is OF greater importance than the
-'.-'aa''on Of gentlemen of either psr-
'lo desire to hold their seats for the
.'H Congress.
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TRAIN ROBBERS.
Union Pacific Passengers Relieved
of Ealuable5.

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, May 80
About ten O'Clock last night a party Of
four masked men boarded the west
passenger train just after she left Peray
station. They entered the middle sleep
ing car and proceeded to rob the psssen-
gers. They took watch and 500 from
one psssen ger, $50 and tickets from an
other, and gold watch and S25 from the
sleeping car conductor. At that time
some one pulled the bell cord and the
robbers becoming frightened, jumped Oh.
They fired three shots in the sleeping
car without injury to the passengers.
They struck one passenger with apistol,
cutting the scalp some. ltwss all done
in three minutes. The robbers were out
of sight in the darkness before the train
stopped. The ground being wet their
tracks were discovered, and at daylight
this morning large force of armed men
started in pursuit The Union Pacific
Railroad Company offered a reward Of
$1,000 esch for the arrest Of the robbers.
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Aqucer Kind OF Food for Hogs.

DUBUQUE. May 8O-W. 7. Day, father
of a prominent lumber merchant here,
committed hariksr to-day while on &
visit to the country. He was an old gen
tlemaD, partially demented and had
gore thence for a rest. He had
been found in an out house, and when
called to dinner had answered the le-
port, but when the door was opened be
was found knife 10 hand literally cut
ting out his Intestnes and feeding
them to the hogs 1t was q most sad and
disgusting affair.
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nn,Ic fol The Million.

Hazslton pianos, Weber pisnoa, second
hand Knsbe and Steinwsy pianos, or
gsns Of all kinds and values, violins,
guitsrs, bsDjOs, mouth orgsns, flutes, hies,
drums, pisno stools, piano and organ
covers, sheet music, strings, musical nov
elites and goods Of every kind, cheaper
and better At Sheibs music store, Wash
ington Hall, than elsewhere. Call la To-
dSy and examine the stock.
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Ei.nrderIN hIuAents.

AN.AroLs, Mp, May so 60 The
rscu}.v of st. Johns College failed to
,ry the disorderly student because of in
sufficient evidence. While the faculty
Was in session, o student pushed open
the door and blew a blsst from tn horn
IN their midst. The faculty was greatly
amszed. After the meeting, one OF the
professors, Rev. j. Il. Dashieli was
splashed with water. The b1Ilding was
searched in vain for the psrpetrator.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-31
Democratic Nominations IN Ala
hama

MONTGOMERY, Ala, May 3O-The
Duu Ocratic State convention nominated
r. ~. Cobb for Governor, w. w.
Screws for Secretary Of state, J. II. Vim
cent tor Treasurer, Willis Brewer for
Auditor, Il. c. Tcmpklns for Attorney
Genera. and L T. Box for SuPerin,end-
ent Of EduCstLGn.
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Anatner African Expedition.

LONDON, May 3O.-The British Royal
Geographical Society has determined 70
send an exploring expedition from IAN
zlbsr % The northern end of Lske Ny
arza, ard thence, II tue funds suffice, 70
the southern end OF Tsugsniks. The
principal object of the expedition will be
10 make accurate maps Of the lake re-
gign.
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weather IndiestIons.

WAsHrsaroN, May 81, l 4. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley rising,
possibly followed by falling barometer
cooler northwest, rising to warmer
.outhessterly winds, clear or partly cloudy
weather, and in former occasional rslps,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-31

ZsEED AND PLANT IsyIGOhATOhi
For Increasing the rttnl fDYce aud eITiB
maturity OI fseeTis and Pt1nis Patented
a pril u, I573 S-it'r, cheaper aud more
easily applied tran anyfuDwn fertilizer.
IEEurss sure crops, IarEs lei aua D.s-
tru,IIOu Oilns-c's. j. purely chemical in
It's character, nnd contains, m Cpn.irutsi
torn, tuO-s ingredients ~ generally dem
cent Ia oil, aud wblch are e-senti Al 10
immediate and CT ain g-rHiEAiiOn OF
seed and rapid growth OF = ants. htr@n-
ton Df TDDaccD ana cotton Growers h. in-
yIted " this article. Put up in SOC,
81 90 and 500 PACKAGE. -Snt by mail
on receipt Oi price. seud fOT descriptive
CIRCULAR Liberal terms - reliable agentH.
WAIGAMAS 8 Co., care Geo. bingham
Adams TX Co, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Big Fire.

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, May 3O.-The Eagle
Colliery break, belonging 70 Geo. W.
Johns & Bro, st St. Clair, Was burned
this evening. II was ore Of the largest
in the country and cost Ss5,O 900. Il was
the work OF 81 incendiran. Insured FOR
81 eco.
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~. Louis.
DIED.

DFBgLU-Ycstcfday NJ O'Clock ?. y,
Mr. MICHAEL uEBJLDr IN his jh year, at
HtuAy!llo, ONO.
Funeral from his late residence, Eatur.
day, June LIST, AZ 0 clock y. y. InteTmout
at ut. Calvary cemetery.
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ARREST OF \ SUPPOSED MUIR
DEkEk
Atmunrinston. west Virginia.

HUxrIyeToN, May %. Private de-
tectives brought in Il prisoner this eve
ming, supposed to be William Tolbert, OF
New York, charged with numbering he
father November 10, 1871, Tor whom
5000 rewsrd Is offered.
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GENERAL MARKETS,
PRODUCE.
Chicago.


CHICAGO, May 80.-Flour Quiet snd
unchanged. Whest-Active. firm and
higher; No . Chicago spring 81 O5 cash;
9Ss@9Stc seller June; 94!c seller July;
No. 92!c; rejected 77!c Corn-Ac-
tive, firm snd higher st SIC cash; Sole
seller May; 3G:c seller June; 86ic seller
july SHE seller August; rejected Sac.
Osts-Fsirly sctiye and shade higherst
25i ic cash; 23!c seller June; 23sc seller
July. Rye-Stesdy and unchanged at
sc. Bsrley-FIrmer st 473c. Pork
Active, firm and higher n, IS % cash
and seller June: IS 4OGS 42B seller
July; IS 57!@S 80 seller August Lsrd
Fairly scIlve and shade higher At
50 a.! cash snd seller June; So 67I seller
July So TO seller August, Bulk Meats
tslriy sctlve and shade higher; shoul-
ders s ,c short rib 4s1; short clesr Age.
AlcohoI-Hlgher; sales st SIC Whisky
-Nominally unchanged st 81 o..
Cincinnati.
UINCINNATT, May 80. - Cotton
Steady and firm At lOIc. Flour-Dul
and unchanged. Wheat-In fair de.
msnd; red 81 OO@l O5. Corn Firmer
out not quotsbly higher at SSCAiOc. Oats
Dali NJ 2S(G3Oc. Rye-Dull and lower
TT 56@jSs. Bsrley-Dull snd nominal.
Pork Strong; sales ~ IS 90. Lsrd-
In fair demant; current make 81 81:
kettle 81 OOCG7 90 Bulk Mcsts-Quet
and firm Al S.GI!Siic Bacon
FIrmor and improved demand III i!6
js@5IG5!@5!c. Whiskv-Stesdya and
in iair demand nj 81 o. Butter
Fjrmer but not quotably higher. Llnscod
OiI-Stcsdy at 57@0OI.
milwaukee,.
MINIATURES, MAY 80 Flour-pul
and unchanged. Wheat Opened arm,
advanced @ and closed firm No Nil
waukec nard 81 O33, No. | Milwsu-
kee 81 o., No. 2 81 Ol; seller May II Ol;
seller June 99l seller July 97.c, No.
924c Corn-ln fair demand; No o. At
37,c; new 3aic. Oats - Easier; No. ,,
23tc Rye Steady; Ne. 52r. Barley
Unsettled and neglected; Ne. > spring
g. seller juno Gle; seller July o..
Provlsions-Quiet but ilrmcr Pork-At
- 20. Lard Prime steam GIa7c.
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Funeral of Earl Russell.

LoSDos, May 2s.-The Government
has offered public funeral for Ear! Rus
sell, a: Wes.minsler Abbey. The
House Of Lords and Commons will be
invited - stteId.
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BIN . Rhode Island Senate has passed q
ts,' On notion Of q Democratic member,
...,.l',',ing Hayes title TO his Office forever
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iiiIN RuIacc
LIVE STOCK
I.nsI I.ihrriN-

EAST LIBERTY May 3O-Cattlc-Rc-
ce,Pts to-day $40 head of through stock;
total for the three days 500 hosd ot
through and 527 head OF local Only
three car loads sold which cleared out
the pens Prices unchanged.
Hogs-Reccipts to-day l,5iO head;
total Tor the three days d, 335 head. York
crs 50 1908 2ji PnUadclphIas 81 Ia
m3 60
Sheep Receipts today, 200 heal,
total for the three days $500 head.
Fair to good 81 1904 20 common
81 NOM4 30
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Go on Board the Steamer Hudson
And stop your expense and Sn
ind speed, Safely and Com IZZ-211
fort com Dlned.
For Pomsroy, Huntington. GallipDlls,
Big sandy, IrOntOn, Portsmouth, Mays
wife, ipley and Cincinnati.
The COmmOdiOus steamer Hudson,
VIM. VI. List, Master. Z. u. List, Clerk, vii
leave for the above on saturday, June
lst, A. O'Clock r. NJ, sharp. Freight
received At the Oid Reliable Wharf iyaL
until uOur OF departure, by
ma Ir G.. Il. EOOTH a 5OS., Agents.
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IltCtlEO.

CHIcAGo, May $50 The Drorsy'''
Jo,u7,at reports hog receipts 10000 head;
shipments 300 head. Market HCtlyo
and strong; choice heavy at s. l5tE
3 40; light at SO Oo@8 TO- mixed II
3 95@S 70.
Cattle Receipts 1900 head; shli-
meuts 100 head. Market dull and slow;
steers y. s. 4OC5 go ioedors st 80 80
"a 10; COWS nj - 5Olgi OG bulls - 30
ueS 10; stsgs 81 9O@4OO.
Sheep Receipts 100 heads shipments
800 Market Glow and weak sales Ht
81 jOCi 90.
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DECORATION DAY.
now WAS CELE EBRATED
At Washington City, New York, Bal
IimOre, Chicago, Cleveland,
Gettysburg and Other
Places.
Al washington CITY.

WASHINGTON, May 9O.-Decorstion
Day was generally observed as a holiday
A national salute was fred this morn.
ing. There were services at the Con-
gres8lonal Cemetery Soldiers Home and
at Arlington. All the soldiers graves
were decorated at Arlington. Represen-
tative Williams, of Wisconsin, delivered
the memorial orstion. The attendance
at the several places was not as large as
heretofore, owing in a measure to the at
sence of the President and other dignits-
ries
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Vitative Compound!

Planters and Gardners, Look 10 Your Iu-
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New York.

NEW YORK. May 80 Beovos--Ro-
ceIpls 300 mead, srainst $500 head for
last week. Market dull and easier IN
some cases and 81 per head lower than
the closing rates OF Monday Boat in tho
market nj lOic 10 dress 81, ordinary -
good Cherokee and Te1as cattle a. : tEg
gle 10 drcss JjGjG, somo heavy mountain
steers, $40 pounds, II SIC; ordinary To
prime native steers s!@,lOc 10 drpsi Oh
G57 fat bulls st 3@4tc 1.-Two weight;
nearly 800 taken Tor export, At 100,
lOIG shipments for the week ending y e.
tsrday 9Sj head of live; 5000 quarters Of
bee and sIso 1900 sheep alive.
Receipts $500 head, making
2,3yOhesd for the two days, against G,G0O
head Tor tho same time last week.
Market dull but Lrihe better for fat
sheep, while lambs are nearly AAt. sAlcs
Of sheep at 34@5IG lambs 1864 out
side figures for choice jersey; several
car losds OF Kentucky offered NJ 30, could
not be sold.
~. Louis.
ST. LoUTs, NAV 80 Hog Higher;
light shipping 81 sOa,3 10; packing ~ 30
g3OOi butchers - lOC93 10. Receipts
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Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, May 3O.-Tho graves of
the Federal soldiers were decorated to-
day; present large concourse Of people.
Ex-Gov. loung, of Ohio, delivered al
address, and Rev. B. b. Tyler, OF this
city. OGLicisted as chaplain.
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Toledo.
sburg.

GETTYSBURG, Pa, May 80-The graad
PROCESSION moved to the cemetery in
binding rain, which lasted until five
o'clock. The column wss headed by 8
platoon Of the Grand Army Of the Re
public. The President and party ana
other dignitaries participated IN the cere-
monies,
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BALTIMORE May 3O.--A heavy rain
storm interrupted all the exercises con-
nected with Decoration day, except that
of strewlng the grounds with flowers,
The ceremony was performed in the
midst of the storm with unhagging de-
votion, large number OF ladies
drenched with the rain aiding in the
work, and not ceasing until every grave
had received its tribute.
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Columbus.

COLUMBUS, May Decoration Day
was more generally observed than a. any
time since the war. The exercises con-
sisted Of parade Of the military, sn
Grafton by Rev l. f. S.eadham, strewrE
flowers by United States troops and q
review Of the troops By Governor Bishop
and staff.
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LONDON, May 3O-A disPa:cn from
Vienna reports that the charter Of the
Cimbria, now on the coast OF Maine, has
not been renewed, and the steamer will
return to Hamburg before long. This ls
regarded as peaceful sign.
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New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, May 3O.-Decoration
Day was celebrated under the auspices
of the Joseph Armour Post No. /, G. A.
K. About three thousand persons were
present at the Chsimette National Gem
etery, where the graves OF the Union SOL
diers were handsomely decorated. \
company of United States troops and
company of New Orleans artillery were
present Colonel Woodrouso, of the
Grand Army Of tie Republic, delivered
tho OrstiOD