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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-31
Evangelical Alliance.

ST. LOUIS, October 30.-At the alter
noon session of the Evangelical Alliance
paper on the Union OF Church and
State was read by the Rev. Stuart Rob
son, Of Louisville. There was no regu-
lar session tonight, but sort OF love
least was held, at which farewell con-
gratulatory speeches were made by sew
eral delegates and pleasant and agree
able evening was spent. The meeting
is considered a very successful one in
regard to the quality of addresses delic-
cred, but the attendance has not been
very large. The papers that were read
will be published in pamphlet form for
general distribution, and it is thought
they will havea strong influence in pro-
noting the cause for which they were
prepared.
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Cincinnati

CIScISSAu, October ~. - Cotton
Quiet and unchanged. Flobr-Dull and
prices shade lower at - 75(s,5 20
Wheat-Opened weak and lower and
closed firm at inside price; No. red
winter 81 jSal ~. COrB-Dull and
dropping at 43ta, ,Ijc. Oats-Quiet; No. .
32CS34c. Rye-Quiet; No SOC. Bar
ley-Dernand fair and market firm; Nc.
3 spring extra 7jtgSOc; No. 2 fall S2f1
g5c. POrk-Quiet and unchanged.
Lard-Firmer at g. 25tS6 %. Bulk
Meats and Bacon-Nominally uncbang-
ell. Whisky-Stesdy and in good de-
msnd at slO-. Buitcr-Fiun and m
changed.
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He Had a Short Vacation.
CERTIFIED BANK CHECKS
A Blow at the Stock Gamblers

WASHINGTON, October 30.-COnCern-
ING the announcement made in to.day's
New York evening papers TO the effect
that Comptroller Knox has written Il
letter TO Meigs, the National Bank Exam
iner, pointing out that the National
Bank act forbids National banks to GER
tity checks in excess of the amount to
the credit of the drawer OF tthe check,
and that the department must and will
see that the law is respected and Obeyed,
the former says he does not intend 10
make public full text of his letter until
he has consulted with Secretary Sherman.
Comptroller Knox says his attention
had not been called TO the matter, as has
been reported, hut that he had been OBJ
serving the course OF affairs for some
time past with the view OF ending the
practice. 1t is the intention, by rigid
enforcement of the law, to reduce to a
minimum the undue facilities Tor stock
gambling, which have been growing up
under this system OF certification. The
law empowers the Comptroller of the
Currency to enforce its Obeyance, and
any failure TO observe il, leaves it dis
cretionary with him to appoint a re-
ceiver for the offending bank, and, il
necessary, 10 enforce the individual liza
bility of the stockholders.
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THE COAL TRADE.
The Years Business at Cincin-
natl.

CIYcGNNATI, October 30.-Col. Sidney
D. Maxwell, Superintendent OF the
Chamber of Commerce, in his forthcom-
ing report for the year ending Septem-
Der LIST, shows that the receipts for coal
at Cincinnati are less the past year than
for any previous year since 1912. This
is attributable, first to the disturbance
among the Pittsburgh miners early in
the year, and secondly, to the low stage
of the Ohio river since August. OF the
receipts during the year 9l.5 per cent.
OF the whole were by river and only
S.5 per cent. by rail, show
ing comparative incapacity
of the railroads to supply the demand.
There have been increases in the sup
plv from the Ohio river mines and from
the anthracite regions, the latter coal
being unusually cheap. There is also
marked increase in the demand for
crushed gashouse coke, both for manu-
featuring and domestic purposes. The
shipments from Cincinnati TO interi
points have been the largest in the his
tory OF the city, aggregating $500 900
bushels. The aggregate receipts during
the year ending September lst are 34.-
2ll 900 bushels, which is over 100000
less than last year.
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Woman's National Christian Temper
ance Union.

INDIANAPOLIS, October 30.-The Wo-
mans National Christian Temperance
Union is making profound impression
here, there being delegates ana visitors
to the number of three hundred women.
The ability, mental and spiritual power,
and the industry, order, intelligence and
thought with which it addresses itself to
business is unexcelled by any body
which ever met in this city. The ad-
dresses have been OF the highest order.
The addresses of Miss Morrison and
Mrs. Burt, yesterday, are highly com
mented on. The various standing COM
mittee have made reports. That on
Sabbath School work, by Miss Lucia
+. Kimball, of Chicago, shows
that a vast amount of telling work had
been inaugurated and was increasing in
magnitude; on the Young Women's
Temperance Union, Mrs. +. A. Barnes,
New York, showing gradual increase
in numbers. Mrs. Mary L. LathrOp,
recommended young ladies' drawing
room temperance unions. Mrs. j. ).
Collins, of Pittsburgh, report for the
Standing Committee on Fallen Women
evinCed equal interest in fallen women
as in fallen men.
The annual report of Mrs. Mary T.
Corresponding Secretary, was an en-
couraging epitome of the general status
of the organization in every state in the
various branches OF the work. Twenty
three States are now organized and
eighteen are represented in the cOnven-
ton. Missouri and California report
State organizations for the first time.
Meetings were held in the different
churches, tonight, by invitation OF the
pastors
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Tilden Tax Suit.

New NoRK, October 3O.-The examin-
alton d. bsrrs cSss OF James b. Colgate,
OF the firm of TravOr y Colgate, brokers,
was continued to dty before United
states Commissioner Lyman in the suit
against Samuel j. Tlden to recover
arrears of income taxes. The witness re-
fused 70 produce his books and pa
pers. and was taken before Judge
Choate IN the Uui,ed States District
Court, who heard the argument on the
matter and reserved his decision until
tomorrow. The witness examination
was resumed, but he could not
reco,lect any stock he purchased from
Tilden. BY looking at his books he
might be able to refresh his memory
and answer that question, but refused
to do SO, and would give no reason for
his refusal. The case then went over
until tomorrow.
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SPAIN
The Deluge.

MADRID, October S0-The river Agly
overhowed its banks inundating the
village Of Maury and the neighboring
territory, and the town OF Estagela.
Great damage was done to property.
MADRID, October 30-There have
been heavy rains throughout the entire
country. At Malaga waterspout up
rooted trees and injured many persons.
At Vera, in Almeira, the river over
flowed and flooded the mines, throwing
fifteen hundred men out of work.
Twenty-one persons were drowned and
thirty houses and five hundred thou
sand pesetas' worth OF ore carried away.
At Cuevas several lives were lost and
one house destroyed. Marauders are
taking advantage OF these events to dep.
rebate on property. The Saragossa and
Barcelona railroad is submerged Tor II
distance OF sixteen Kilometres.
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Movements Of General Grant.

OGDEN, UTAA, October 30.-General
Grant arrived at $ 7. VI. Governor En-
cry and General Nathan Kimball wei
coined him in addresses, to which he
responded pleasantly. The special train
left after a hall hours wait. They eN-
pect to reach Cheyenne at noon Friday,
Omaha at P. ", Saturday, and remain
at Omaha until Monday morning.
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Dalzell's Work East.

81 ClAirSviiie Gazette.
Private Dalzel is "mouthing" in
Massachusetts. He represented to a
meeting OF unsophisticated Republicans
at Lynn, few nights ago, that he lives
i'm a border state, and knows "hun-
dreds of men who live right across the
river in Virginia and Kentucky He
indicated a fearful state OF oirebellion over
there. lie told how his blue and gray
reunions had been failures, and prom
ised that nothing but the blue should
be recognized next year. Dalzell story
to the New Englanders made the Ohio
river the bloody chasm.
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Eo,tpd Mnrdarad

ST. PAUL, October 3O.-A Pioneer Press
special SAYS Mrs. kruderick, a widow
living alone, near Winona, was found
murdered this morning. The crime was
committed with hatchet and butcher
knife, which were found, and the body
saturated with kerosene as il intended
to burn IT. The motive was probably
robbery. No trace of the murdcrers.
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, d. c., October 81, A.
N.-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
colder and partly cloudy weather, with
north to west winds, and rising barome-
ter.
For the Lower Lakes, Upper Missis-
sippi and Lower Missouri Valleys,
colder and partly cloudy weather, rising
barometer, north to west winds, and
in the northern portions areas OF light
snow, followed in the Upper Missouri
Valley by falling barometer and slight
rise in temperature during Friday night.
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T,Otterv Drawing.

LOUISVILLE, October 3O.-The regular
monthly drawing of tue Commonwealth
Distribution Company occurred to-day
at McCauley's Theatre, in the presence
of large crowd. Number 81, $50 drew
the capital prize OF $4,000; number Co.
$50 drew $4,000, and number $500,
5000.
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Dix boeNs
Barnesyille Enterprise.

barnesVllle EnleIpll>cs
Wm. Carleton, Of Chestnut Leval,
Goshen township, has brought to our
Office three immense Mammoth Red
beets. They are about two feet long
and weigh from twelve To- fifteen pounds
each. MIR. Carleton has raised three
hundred bushels from One-lourth OF an
acre. he says they are excellent feed
for cows and sheep. Feeding them to
his COWS i'm winter, they give as much
milk as when on summer pasture. This
Is certainly a desirable vegetable TO
farmers who raise sheep and cattle.
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The Murderer. ofJennie Clark Sentenced

BosroN, October 30.-Dr. Daniel +.
Kimball and Madame Caroline {. Good
rich, the recently convicted principals
in the Jennie Clark case were, this al
ternoon, sentenced, the former receiv-
ing six years in the State prison, and
the latter ten years in the house OF cor
rection. 1t is stated that Kimball, in
order TO avoid the sentence, attempted
10 cut his throat.
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Indian Depredations.

Tucson, ARIZONA, October 30.-Intel-
ligence was received here this morning
that the Apaches captured station on
the tornado Del MieriO, near Fort Orig,
and killed thirteen persons.
The Navajos have broken out, and
the troops at Fort Wingate were dis
patched against them. They stole all
the stock, including the mail mules. No
murders rpDOrtpd.
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Wedding Party Poisoned

DETROIT, October 30.-At the we'd
ding OF the daughter of l.. d. Heath, at
Spring Lake, last night, all OF the guests,
OF whom there were more than one hum
dred, were made i'll by poison in some
ingredient OF the food, supposedto be
arsenic in the baking powder or in the
fiavoring OF the cake. Although several
were dangerously i'll for a number OF
hours, all are ex pected to recover.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Stringent at u Per Cent.-Govern.
ments Quiet-fIour firm-wheat in
Active 0emand-Hogs Dull
and lower.
DRY GOODS.
New York.

New IoRE, October $0.-Dry goods
Cotton goods in active demand and
prices firm, owing to the unusually light
supply. Fancy goods in moderate re-
quest, and shirtings doing well. Large
sales of ginghams are reported at irregu-
lar prices. Dress goods in steady de-
mand. Spring cassimeres, cheviots and
worsted coatlngs closely sold up in lead
ing makes, and many samples have al.
ready Withdrawn.
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Senator Thurman.

Atlanta Constitution.
The people OF Ohio decided to turn
Mr.. Thurman out of the public service
by an adverse Legislative majority OF 81
in the Senate and "a in the House. In
view OF his great services and unfair
nished record, Mr.. Thurman can better
afford 10 20 out OF public life than the
people OF Ohio can afford to have him go.
Ohio will take back seat in the Senate
Chamber when her great Senator is dis
placed.
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Tilden and Bishop.

IoIedo Bee
1t Is claimed now that Governor
Bishop is the onlyprominent Ohio Dem
ocrat who came unshattered through
the wreck OF October l4th, and the pro-
phecy has been made that the Demo
cratic ticket for 1880 will be Tlden and
bishop
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FIN ANCE.
New York

NEW YORK, October 30.-MoNRr-
Stringent at : per cent, closing at :
.per cent. Prime mercantile paper 5td7
per cent Sterling exchange heavy at
4S0l; sight exchange on New York 4S2.
SILyER-At London - l-l6d; bar
silver here rs. subsidiary silver coin !
al per cent. discount.
GovERNMRNTs-Qu
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Moody and Sankey,

CLEVELAND, October 30.-Moody and
Sankey finish their work at the Taber-
nacle, tomorrow night. During next
week they will hold meetings in older
cnt parts of this city, and on November
llth and 18th a Christian Convention
will be held in the Tabernacle, which
will clnse their lahnrs here.
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EN- GLAND.
Insult to the Lord Mayor of London.

Insult 10 lne bOEu "hJOI VI hoh'Oh'
LONDON, October, 30.-A crowd OF
about 400 people assembled outside OF
the Mansion House, to-day, and hOoted
the Lord Mayor on his departure for
Guild Hall.
Fall in Price of Tin.
LONDON, October 30.-The price of tin
in Cornwall, yesterday, fell three
pounds per ton.
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Don't Want a Soldier Candidate.

81. Louis POst-DSpatch..
We should regard General HancOck's
nomination as great blunder. The
nomination of any military candidate,
whoever he may be, in 1880, would be a
stupendous mistake, and one liable to
cost victory which is now In the very
hands of the Democracy.
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Fire at Charleston. w. Va.

CHARLESTON, October %. - The
Charleston Lumbering and Manufactur-
ing Company's large saw and planning
mill was entirely destroyed by fire this
morning, together with a large lot OF
lumber belonging TO Smith x Giiligan,
lessees Of the mill. Loss S20,OOO. No
insurance. Incendiary.
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Died.

COLUMBUS, o, October S0.-F. 5. Van
Alstine, General Southern Agent OF the
Star Union Line, Panhandle iast-freight,
with headquarters at Louisville, died OF
congestion of the heart ana lungs, at the
Neill House, in this city. tonight.
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National Rank Circulation

WASHINGTON, October 30.-The Comp
troller OF the currency says the increase
in the National bank circulation for De-
tober will reach about three million dol
lars
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In the First Degree.

MARIETTA, October 29.-The Grand
Jury to-day found al indictment for
murder in the hrst degree against A. s.
Snodgrass and William Coonts for the
killing Of Fl. Y. Muncy, on Monday
night last,
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Puddlers' Strike.

FALL RIVER, Mass, October S0.-The
puddIers at the Fall River iron works,
whose wages were advanced - cents
per ton a few weeks ago, struck to-day
Tor still higher pay.
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Activity In Real Estate.

New YoRK, October S0.-Ths ErPress
reports great activity in the real estate
market in this city and on the authority
of one Of the largest operators a rise OF
- per cent in prices since March.
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THE Influx of Snecie.

NRw YORK, October 30.-The steam
er Ameribue brough: 100000 in French
gold, and the Abyssinia S550,0O0 in
British gOld and American gold coin.
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Mnrder aud Suicide.

ANNAPOLIS, Mp, October SO.-Mrs. F.
Chairs, living at Curtis Greek, near
Walkers pavilion, Anne Arundel coun-
ty, shot her husband fatally, yesterday,
and then shot and instantly killed her
SELF
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-31

AUBrRx, October SO.-Courtney has
stated that he would not lower himself
70 Hanlan's level by responding in the
abusive language in which Haulan or
his spokesmen seem to delight. Court
ney will row against Hanlan time for
the Al goo purse, at OwascO Lake, when
his boat is ready for use.
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$1,000 Iron Mountain, $500 Northern
Pacific, $500 Louisville and Nashville
and 1000 st. Louis and San Frsccisco
st. Pavl and Sioux City common closed
at 2S, preferred 57l.
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LIVE STOCk,
East Liberty.

EAST LIBERTY, October 30.-Cattle-
Receipts to-day IA head OF through and
357 head OF yard stock; total for three
days 799 head of through and 2,S99 head
of local; all sold out; nine loads report
ed to arrive tonight, but will 90 OH for
want OF buyers; the prices are unchang-
ed from yesterday and closed firm; best
s. 10; fair to good 81 00C4 90; common
50 1908 60 Sales for three days 2,92S
head.
Hogs-Receipts to-day 1850 head; to-
tai for three days l0,2S5 head; iorkers
So SOG4 10; Philadelphias 81 20a4 35.
Sheep-Receipts to-day 1900 head 7;
total for three days 1900 head. Selling
at S3 OOd4 80.
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Miiwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, October 30.-Flour--
Quiet and nominal Wheat-Unsetiled !.
opened at a decline Of llc, and closed
unsettled; No. ! Milwaukee hard 81 l5l ;
No. ! Milwaukee 81 I4l; No. o. l3s 4;
seller October 81 l3i seller November
81 l3l; seller December 81 l8i; No. 3
81 02l; No. 4 94c; rejected SIC. Corn
Quiet; declined ic; No. 40lc. Oats
Quiet and easier; No. Sic. Rye
Lower;No. ] 72c. Barley - Weak and
heavy; No. spring 72lc. Proyisions-
Quiet but firm. Mess POrk-Quiet A.
$40 - casb $40 - seller January. Lard
Prime steam ~ - cash ~ - seller
January.
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Oh City.

On CRY, October 3O-The market
opened with sales at cote. declined to
S8t bid, at which price IL closed. Ship
menb 5000 barrels, averaging AZ 900
barrels. Transactions $50, 900 barrels.
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NEW YORK, October 30.-Beeves-Re-
ceipts 100 head, one-third OF which
went direct TO theslaughter house for
the English trade, and one-third TO the
trade slaughterers at 9al0c for all good
to extra steers; remainder unsold; mar
ket weak; shipments $40 quarters.
Sheep-ReCeipts $500 head. Prices
declined a fraction market closed heavy;
sheep SO 35(o,5 u; lambs - S0lG6 co.
Shipments 80 carcasses.
Hogs-Receipts 400 head. Market
steady at g s5C14 - live; $ 00Ca5 75
dressed
Cincinnati.
CINCINNAn, October 30.-HOgs-Dull
and lower; common y 75Cd3 %; light
9 4593 75; packing $ 50C93 80; vaga-
bonds 9 S0(d3 90. Receipts 5000 head I;
shipments 10
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, October 30.-Flour-
Dull and lower all around; western
superfne 81 5OG5 90: do extra S5 80
66 90; do family - 25Cd7 90. Wheat
Western lower and closed firm; No. ?
western winter red spot and seller
October 81 %! seller November Il 2s!
(6l 29: seller December 81 3S!@l 80.
CoTn-Western lower but active at
decline; western mixed, spot and seller
October 5S65Slc; seller November 57G
sic; seller December 57G5Sc. Oats
A shade better but dull Pennsylvania
43td44c; western white 42G,43lc; do
mixed 39G4Oc. Rye-Quiet and lower
at 92693c. Hay-Flrm; prime to choice
Pennsylvania Sl5 OOGl6 %. Proyis-
ions-Active for job lots and unchanged.
Butter-Firm; prime to choice western
packed 20Cd22c; roll 1920. Eggs
Active at 2l@22c. Petroleum-Cn-
changed. Coffee-Firm; Rio cargoes
l5GlSlc. Sugar-Strong; soft 9lCG
1nc IEhisky-Firm at@l L.,
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, October 30.-The Drouers'
Journal reports hog receipts 5000 head: :
shipments $500 head. Market opened
dull and l0@l5c lower and closed firm;
all sold; mixed packing s. 4OC93 80;
light bacon s. jOCd3 90; some fancy
g 7563 so; choice heavy g 7094 90.
Cattle-Receipts 5000 head; ship
ments 2,4OO head Market firm and a
shade more active; shipping s. 5OG5 10;
butchers strong and fairly active; feed
ers and stockers dull and slow, large
supply for the West, and through Tex
ans firm at - 55(g3 so.
Sheep-Receipts $500 head; ship
ments none. Market weak and de-
clined fc at s. 00@425.
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NEW ORLEANS, October %o.-Cohee-
Dull and nominal; jobOing ordinary TO
prime l5I@lS3c. Sugar-In good de-
mand at lower rates; inferior 5!c; infer
ior TO good common Gfa6!; common to
good common 63@7c; yellow clarified
sIGslc. Molasses--In fair demand but
at lower rates; common 9Oc; centrifugal
4OG45 Rice-In good demand at full
prices; Louisiana ordinary to choice d
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ToLKDo, October 30.-Wheat-steady I;
No. 3 white Wabash 81 n; No. !
whiteMichigan 81 81; amber Michigan
spot 81 22!; seller December 81 2Il;
ter, spot, 81 22i; seller October 81 22i ;
seller November Al 22i; seller Decem-
Der 81 2G; seller January 81 ~; western
amber 81 22i; No. . amber Illinois
81 2l. Corn-Quiet; high mixed iiic;
No. 2 spot Ale; seller November +4c:
rejected lie; damaged 90. Oats Dnll I;
No. 9 2glc; Michigan 2sjc.