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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-23

EEw ORLEANS, October 2.-Cotton-Demsnd
actiye;. medium 10Xc; low do lO1fo; good
ordinary lOkc. Net receipts S,4S7 bales;
gross receipts 4,i9S bales Exports to Franco
$3.50 bales; Continent 1900 bales; CoastWis
!, $50 bales; sales 1000; stock lS9, 40S bales,
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, October 2L-Flour-steady and
unchanged. Wheat-Unsettled but generally
lower; opened weak and lower; closed at oui.
side pritesi No. ! Chicago spring 81 90 cash;
y l9N November; 81 AZ Decein Der; No. 5
81 0ea, OK; rejected Doc. Corn-Unsettled
but generally lower at 463<c cash; 459S446 1c
November 42fc the year; 4S9Sc bid May.
0ats-Qniet but steady at S21Ea329Ic cash;
S2]Ec November; 383c May. Rye---StGady
and unchanged at Sic. Timothy Seed
Higher at 81 45a2 90. Flaxseed--$l 2ial 20.
PorkS--Cash higher and options steady at
$l2 W cash; 50 e5a9 80 November; 50 60bid
the year; SO 22Kal0 % January, Lard
Steady and in fair demand at 80 07 I1a6 10 cash
and November; 80 2Sa6 q Y January. Bulk
Meals-Demand good and tending upwards at
- 16a6 60a6 % Whisky-ln good demand
andprices q shade higher at 81 10, Freights
on corn TO Buffalo 7Ic.
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PrrTsBuEeH, October o. PErRoLruw :
Qgiet; crude CSC at Parker's for shipment
refined 71la79Sc for Philadelphia delivery.
ANTWERP, October q. : PErRoLEuM- Re
!oxDos, October q, Recommendations
1a71Sd.
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Cincinnati Hog Market,

CINCINNATI, October 22,-Hogs-ouiet.
common g 90a3 40; light IS b5aS 70; utohsrs
- 7Oa3 so; packing IS 45a8 10. Receipts.
1900 head; shipments, 6l6 head.
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slrnRpAY, NOYEMBER Is, led

..i,, NJ, 10 O'clock A. H., IVlI 81 The front door
rS',t iclss q said county, the loll0wlpg real
'Iterl Of land EluGtO In Ohio county West
e1.l, rBd bounded " iollOWsi Beglnnlng ~
W. ~ sump, an original sugar tree, corner q
~ r,,ds NJ Edward Calhoun aud james CAids
,IlHs.,ssSti,slV, thence With HRO between said
TdL y SIs & SO.iO0 poles 70 the noTtn side Of
GiIlIsd The Hubbard ltoId, and with the samS
!At,tS d "a poles n. ~ u. " poles, n. WI
! =. 4 oolyS; thence leaving sad rod n. O9' W.
"a .5Itt 10 an ghAl line between the Calhoun
" ,S,tS tIRelp, aud with the same !, wv. 20
y otSe sglnninE, cOntdinitg ave acres and ave
80 Al Also . tract Of land ID said county,
FiiI 4. follows: Beginning At a point on the
,i, me u tbs Carroll farm and thIfty iett ngttGs
~ I,oS ibe old suSar tFe0 corner on tue htlli
W. ~ ",s5,IpuuR OIL said eaSlsrly line leal W. i0s
9,,iS,,.iII UOeS 10 stake, thence North "a W.
III No. n = EAke; thence y. 9OkS W. ~ 4S.lL0
,,.S5 ,tSiF; thence .. i0hs q. - poles, 70 tho
~. n lsIlRnlnS, containing one acre, excepting
D.trSu' M Of The CUAl HtIglR Or beds which may
I.,is ibs surface Of IaId last mentioned pfotnife
III . he TIEhi and p iyiCEO Of mining and ~:
-, NM rJail proper manner iT0tA last u1mod
IN SIIs believed 10 10 good, but selling - TITUS.
'. III convey only The IillV vested ln me BY SAID
IN; OF sILE-O ns.iOurthoi the putcha1c money
- !, urh more a. the purchaser may elect, cash ~
M ihV biAuts in three equal payments, ~ ~,
~ a1d eighteen mJhthS, respectively, from Tue
Y, 4 Al With interest lrUln that day, the puTGha'
4 q Al notes, secured by deed Of trust Upon the
,.oI,tT lor Tho deferred payments.
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PROVERBS.

Sour stomach, bad breath, indigestion
and headache easily cured by Hop Bitters I"
study Hop BitterS Books, use the Medi.
cine; be wise, healthy aud happy"
when life lisa drug, and you have lost oil
hope, try Hop Bitters.n
kidney and urinary trouble Is universal
Eand the only safe and sure remedy Is Hop
SBitters-rely on IT,"
Hop Bltters does not exhaust and des
1troy, but restores and makes new
,"Agae, Biliousness, Drowsiness, Jaun.
kdiee. Hop BitteTs removes eaSily.n
Boils, Plmples, Freckles, Rough Skin.
Ieruptonss, impur blood, Hop Bltters cure.r
inactive Kidneys and Urinary Organs
cause the worst Of diseases, and Hop Bitters
cures them ALL"
More health, sunshine and Joy in HOP
Bitters tian In all other remedies"
Hop Cough Cure and paIu Relief is the
best.
For sale by LAuGHL1x BRos. &C.,,
.sr Wholesale Druggists,
se2SsruTs&w Wheeling, W. Va.
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THE SABBATH DAY.

An Appeal to Preserve its Proper OBJ.
serTance.
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B,,inu, Of dAsl Of trust made BY ]. Chambers
1s,,y, uuses lOF Mary louisa echSarsz, the ,AiI
III l6al,l schwartz, With Fitd sehwAtt1, her nus
Si I'D rvuiTded la the ONCE Of the Clerk Of the
Inn Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In deed
iITa BOX No. ., page ASl, will, On
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f,u,piug at 10 o'clock A. ", proceed 10 sell, At The
nj dsor u Tho Court House u Ohio county, West
Il, he CHEST aud best bidder, the following Dc;
Fftl PrVpsFty, that 10 10 say: The north one:hall
~, btlsun TEVuly.alh street formerly called
I mall ItrttIl and TEentY'sixth street formerly
aloi division Streetj 10 the sixth ward Of the city
wheeling, West Va.
fms o. sltE-Ole-thlrd Of tho purchase moEOy,
u Bnpsh moro as the purchaser hAy elect 70 pay,
n tT,lIs months, with interest from day Of sale,
IirAittr giving notes stcured BY deed Of trust aud
IAy d Insurance on tho property for deferred pay
lniA IL
TtttiO 10 the said property b believed 70 be per-
NJ bli slllasAS trustee shall convey only such
ttli " Z TeSte1 10 NE by said deed Of trust.
WIN. +. HUBBARD, Trustee.
MI HALLER, AurIIOhPer. 4 { 0tS
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TRANSPORTATION.

pITTsBuRGH, CINCINNATI AND ST.
L LOUIS RAlLEAY-PAN HANDLE RoGTL,
EER
Time TIbls ElSt and West, April i. IE7SI
Trains leayC Pan Handle Depot ioot ii Eleyenth
Ieet near Public landing, daily except Sunday, N
follows; -
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New York money and stocks,

New YoRK, October 2-MoKEY-Actiye a
Z Lie per cent, closing at per cent Prime
mercantile paper 6a8 per cent. Sight ex,
change hrmerat a s3k. Sterling exchange
~ S0k. The closing quotation for call loans
vast per cent As high as Y per cant pei
Gay and 7per cent PEI Annum was paid on
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TpUsTEEs' SALES. !

SS,oI;srEEs sALE-BY yIRTUEoFA
"a oituSt, asds By eh,Iie. hela sna sssSa9,s q
" SNS S,,SStdCi 10 the once Of The Clerk q the
pil.,, III oSft i Oki6 county, ia Trust Died Book
fHlV NSa'ssbT sbniI nm II
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;IRIiSTEEs SALE. -BY NtRTUE OF
ng Si d tut made BY Christina Able, vile q
y Nh. Pni aid Charles Able, bet huabandC y
|. iiSSI,e dated The ~. day q January, W..
Z %; S Ss q y IT, Ss,t a Il p 81 at
y, n IS. pAse u, l VIZ on IL
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TRysTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
/ TRlADRLPHlA PROPERTY. r ?
By Inas d deed Of trust, made by Mary schWlnn,
Vi Il Michael Schwina, with the SAld Michael
kAghn, hsT husband, 10 The undersigned trustee,
Iadluly i 1876, and recorded In the office u the
Oak 4 The tSuntI IouTt Of Ohio county, West Va /,
bdst GTIast Book No II, page ., l will, on
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 9, 1879,
1ntuenE at II o'clock A. ", pfoceed to cell, ut the
kAldOOE Of the Court House u Ohio county West
u, 70 the highest aud best bidder, the following de-
rib4 rSL tslAtR, that Is to say: Lot numbered ten
NJ, uihO aue 10 designated lpJn the plat Of the
hSh d Gladelphla, In the county Of Ohio and state
dAA vlElul,, irOntlHg hlty feet 100 IT, on the
h,tssll Road, and running back one hundred and
iIIaty let lIa0 It.) To an alley.
InEi ysALE-One.lh bird Of the purchase money
u much more rs the purchaser may elect 70 pay,
hesa The balance IN two equal pay ments At ix aud
tEsVs months With interest from day Of nIG, puF-
eiss giving notes SECURED by deed Of iruSt, and 4
Rty 81 Insurance on Improperly, tor.dsiefrea pAI-
IAete 70 the said property Is believed 10 be per-
ID but selling a trtiStep, shall convey only such
tie Is Vested In me BY said deed Of trust.
WI. 7. HUBBARD, Trustee,
W. hALLER, AuctiOneer. OcS
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j P sIITIiRpAY, NOVEMBER !, iSiO,

..tos A 10 o'clock a. ", sell q public apetlonl
ssiS bsss aud bese bidder, a. ths iTgnt deer q
blSc.,,. H5uSS 81 Ohio gounty, West VlrElntal the
" Cg t.SSIbSj real e,t4te to-wiE Lot No. 81, "a
tosT. n iho Siy q Wheeling called kalt Wheel
aH .i,ist n trustee Will convey such tltle only
n eo.,sI h Tas b. aid dOsl o. trust.
w w. W. ~ aiLEsThe Sum Of SlYB cash, and the
- y ihS pufebass money 10 ~ mouths lof
"a sSsISs Y p ,I M ta's'F'
~ ''''''@ " H. @. BARR, Trustee.
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Trans leaving Columbus Al $40 r. n, and 6SO A, n,
run daily. Thrsugh Chicago express leaves CoumbuI
aaly except sunday q. $40 r. NJ, with BeeplnE car
nntGhsl, arriving In Chicago at $50 nGxt morning.
Ticket 0HicO, Columbus, ~ $3.50 SSfS'
PnumanI Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Chr,
through Without Change from atebenyils and colum.
9ul 70 Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis and 81
For through Tickets, Baggage Checks, Sleeping ou
accommodatlons and any further inloriRtion, amply
y ~. J1S. N. bELLEV1LLE, Ticket Agent Il Pm
handle y Depot, foot Of Eleventh StreGt, or n CITY
Ticket Once, under Mcclure House, Wheeling.
D. W. CALDWELL,
Gen'l Manager, Columbus, o,
Y.r 8. H. FELTON,, JR,s
w o,, Gent suPt PithburEA, Pa.
-, Genl Pasa. and Ticket Agent COLUMBUS, o
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observations OF the ohio River From
wheeling TO RIE sandy.
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baltimore { OHIO RAILROAD co,

u -
On and after May Is, 1879, PASSENGER Traln, viii
run n iolloES-WheaIing TINA Va"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-08
THE CREAM OF THE NEWS.

Gathered from Our Dispatches.
II - Prohahlr that ONturt iud Har.
ward will not row.
senator spencer states positively that
the New York customs nominations
will be jected.
Madame Anderson has walked 2,lss
quarters. Tier ieIt are getting sor.
Three boys We're drowned at O'len :
Falls, New York, Yesterday while skat-
,ug on Lake Geonge.
BraConsheld has the gout.
lion. 4. II. stephens hal an attack OF
neuralgia nl the bowels, Monday night,
AMI i, worse physically than he has
been tur years.
Il Is rumOred that King Alfonso will
marry Belgian priDurSs.
Sarah Clark, widow at GAINESVILLE,
O., gave birth toa Chihl Bcing alone
without hre, the child MAS frozen to
death before aid reached her.
The miners OF the Cameron Collirry,
NhamOkIR, Pa, siTnCA, yesterday,
against a reduction ut wages
The Teller Committee met IN New
Orleans, yesterday, and commenced
thelF Investigations.
subscriptions Ia hour per Cent. loan,
Yesterday, S2,TSl,25
Justice Hunt remains m a critical con
dill0n.
The Ohio Legislature convened yes
terday, gl Representatives and - Sena-
tors being present 4 number OF bills
wrre ntrO,llcud aud referred. The an
udal message Ol Governor Bishop Was
rr.pl The public debt ct the state l.
Nll .g43. 62A
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OVER THE RIVER.

Tar &. Il T. railroad is building a new
mon bridge this side Ol Wellsyillo IN
place OF the Que washed away by the
iato floods, which will cost about S55,-
600 The work is being done 10y the
company itself. and is done we'll, a. they
don't relish such expensive waShouiS.
The new bridge the Company have
been building at Mingo iOT sometime is
about completed, and trains will be run
ming over il Ia lev days
A HROEES rail on thee. u. division OF
ai the h. 4 a. mad near Salesyille,
Guernsey county, Ohio, ditched four
cars loaded With grain and put a stop to
all trains from daylight Monday I'LL
shortly after noon.
PoErsMOUrH. a., has a Liberal
League" which meets every Sunday
Afternoon for the discussion Of religious
subjects. ID has q numerousand reputa-
BILE membership.
BARSEsyll1k, Relmont county, opposes
the county seat removal becanse she
thinks $4,000 Tor her new school house
is enough Ot tax NJ bs sad'iied upon
her At 0ne time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-08
Country Produce.

ArPlEs-The demand Was moderately
active, with CONSUMERS purchasing from
pcddlers. The prices quoted ut stands
are, ior choice eating apples 500 y
barrel; prime cooking slT5.
BE,Ns-Tlr demand IL very light.
Choice haul picked mediums were
quoted at slG0 q bushel, With navy
bringing sl.70
BIrTIR 90 There was no essential
change in this market, excepting that
fancy fresh dairy Mas sha'ie hrmer.
We quote choice dairy rolls at l5c; fresh
country parked l2(a lic.
CHErsE The trade u steady with hir
demand, principally In jobbing bots.
Prime Ohio factory AT Sstta ste from hrsi
hands; jobbing AT 81.
CRANBERRIEs The stock II large and
some berries have turned soft by long
holding. Demand limited and market
very dull. Common 10 good cultivated
auotable at - JGaj 10 b u, aud fancy
stock sometimes brings triiie more in
a small way. For Wild, quotations. range
at 81 30 \. N, according 10 quality.
LARD-t ountry. IN good demand st )
(atc n ib
Dress Hog Pair, offering at " I5d
10 b eve.
EaGs-Inquiry only Of q local el,Arac-
Ter. and sales we're moderstely lair
Fresh laid wers selling at lDta2oc b
dozen.
FI.IHsEs steady at J0r ior choice
live and 2.ga "a for mixed.
HOSEY-NeN domestic Sold ~ lie y
N. and Caliiornia prime lJta In.
,iauE-- Partridge sAlabie at ~ f5ts
2 30 esdoIen when To- prime Orisr,
while thoze in other order we're not
salable at over " JOd3 W.
Quail we're IN small supply aud
weak, hIyets not giving over 7Sss0c b
dozen for cl,oire, ia lot-, while dAmAeei
anil off hts vere quOtable st 60c. Ven
ison Ia small supply and quotable al cc
y H.. for carzsrss, and sltsic ff ssd-
dies. Rsl,bit- plenty aud selling At ~
(aja, a dozen. Wild turkeys in lair
supply and selling at e(sllc, according
a. lie anil condition; small turkeys dir
ficult 90 sell. Upto>sum lJ~ttr rsch.
squirrels In lair demand.
OSIoNs--The supply 10 being retaced
and there MAS rather more hrmnass rc-
ported. Demand moderately finn and
orders lllcd IN small lois 81 81 - y
lzrrel ioT frm stock.
PoTAIon the l-Ast changes
notirealac. sales continue lair.
Peaehhlous TuS SO. ss-et potsioe.
are dull and easy At " 5Osz IS ebzrri
OF Jerseys.
PaIIEY- The market was In airnut
the same condition as lat week The
demand for dry picked turkeys con-
,inues very good, aud prices remain
stea.ly. but chickens are again sl0w and
wesk. Live turkeys are slsw at 1ess
per ~; fine dressed turkeys quick
sale at ~ per 81. uith the ereep-
ton oi a lev ktz a extra kney
shich I'D ia . sLSlcr morc; god
and -caLIed stock sold at .s7s; sad
fruzen io,s s0id aslov zs6lc. Live cbick-
ans dull at sl.50s - per dozen dsess-
ei chickens salsbIeai g. ior ehoice, viih
sone extra fne si sle, and tfS5c fog eom-
mon 10 fair. Live ducks 0uotabls q
sefs 9. - per dozen, and dressed q SO
g.. Live Geese qaotabie q G6S pes
dozen, aud dressed st Ss5e.l@ ~, >
yDsEIAsIp--ts tsbLAgs was IN lair Do
inand and arm al - 0ofss 0t loo
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ST. CLAIRSNILLE.
business Failure-COurt Notes
Society Election skipped.
Correspondence OF the Register.

Correspondence OF ue hesh't''
ST. CLAIRsyILLg, o., January :.
Resumption has been doing its per
ieCt work in our midst since | last
wrote YOU. Mr.. Henry Meyer tailor
nd dealer in ready made clothing, and
one 81 our most respected citizens, has
been compelled To yield to the pressure
and has assigned his goods to Conrad
Troll. The liabilities reach s. 500 or
5000, and the assets scarcely hall so
much. The principal claim against Mr.
Never is held by the II. Clairsylllc Ma
tinnal Bank.
4 divorce cusc, in which Elwood
Phillips and wife, of BarncSyille, are
the parties dnectly interested, has u,-
cupicd the attention OF Court since
last Friday. The case will probably
not he lccided before Tomorrow.
The m esent term m Court will close
THURSDAY ar Friday The next term
will begin February +th.
sheriff Kinney stepped down and out
ON Monday, and Sheriff Hllles stepped
up and i'm. Mr.. lIilles' deputies are
Leroy Scdgwick, Of Martins Ferry, and
Israel Lewis, OF this place. Mr. lewis
has charge OF the court house and Jail,
aud Mr. Sedgwick occupies the position
of chief clerk. Thc new administration
il likely To prove more successful than
the old Sheriff Kinney was honest
enough, hut he lacked capacity.
The Belmont County Agricultural -
ciety met al the Trcasurer's Office in -.
Clsirsyille on Monday, and elected the
following officers lur 1879: President,
Col. J. y. ChaTleswOrth; Vice-prcsldcni,
Wm. lIaritsty; managers, Charles
Shoemaker, Shepherd Davis, Archibald
Giiien, ". ;. TaggarL These we're all
reelected, except Gitien aud Iaggart,
who are new members.
The St Clairsville Horse Thief Detec-
tive Association electe,l officers on Mon
iav, a. follows: Joshua Wnrley, Presi-
dent: Daniel Steenrol, Nicc-President T;
Joseph Mellor, john ;. Close, 4, Gifen,
WA King, VI. Il. Overbaugh, Managers.
The tearhers meeting al this place ON
last SATURDAY, was failure Nohody
,s,me, perhaps because nf the frigid state
III the weather, and because the teachers
arc not caring much about the proposed
changes ia the s'beol awS
4 gentleman al the higll-tcRtsl, sweet
scented, Kid glove, sanciimoniOus yarie-
". named ]. -. Weeks, who Was re-
Gently engaged in selling Appleton >
CyelGpsedia, in this place, has skipped
ont, and we learn that he left several ~
minders behind him in the shape OF un-
liQaidated bills SOHe oi our citizens
anxiously await the return oi the nice,
sleek-l0sking Mr. Weeks.
Col. J. y. CharleswoHh, one Of our
Democrats Wheelhorses, has gone to
Columbus 10 attend the grand Demo
cratic jAmboree winch conies of at that
plaoe tomorrow night, January sth, in
honor of the Battle Of New Orleans
twenty-five degrees below zero was
the lowest point reached by the mercu-
~ at this place during the recent cold
spell. IL Is thought to be the coolest
weather ever known here,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-08
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
RAILROAD.
stockholders' Annual Meeting.

RICHMOND, January THE annual
meeting oi the stockholders oi
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company, Was held to-day. President
Huntington in his report Saws that
while the business oi the road Is steadi.
IN increasing, your President and Board
Oi Directors are, more fully
than ever before. impressed oi
the fact that the connection
with the western system OF railroads
and AN eastern extension Ia Deep
Water must be hal before the sucCeSS
oi the rnad can BE- fully assurN. The
total earnings ior the fisCal year was
- .Q}1. .StO and the total operating
expenses n ,59I'759, leaving a balance OF
the earnings over the operating expenses
S3tl ,69l. an increase over the groS> earn
ingS Tor the fiscal wears lS16-11 oi S233,
SaI. The old officers were reelected.
4 resolution was adopted authoriE-
ng the directors To obtain authority TO
increase the capital st0'k at tee com
pany.
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WHAT THE CABLE SAYS.
REVOLUTIONARY OUTBREAK IN GEN.
TRAl AMERICA.
English Labor Troubles Afghan War
The Fatal Plague Marriage of
the King Of Holland.
Revolutionary Outbreak in Central Amer

Revolutionary Outbreak in Central Amer
ioa.
NEW York, January "A supple
ment TO the Panama Sidrond Hndid, oi
December 2S gives an account OF an at
tempt at revolution on the night OF the
27th. An attack was made upon Gen
eral AiLpuru, ex-President ef tho state,
aud some friends, and that gentleman
and others were wounded. Subsequent
ly, Segundo Pena, the newly-appolnted
Governor OF the district, while passing
through the streets in charge OF some po-
licenen, who were endeavoring to ~
store order, was fired upon by concealed
persons and instantly killed. An attack
was made upon Quartet, outside, and
two men lost their lives. The object OF
the revoluti.n was Ia place in power a
state government to be more IN accord
with the political views OF General Ire
lilo, President OF the Republic. The
scheme was exposed by one uf its sup
posed friends, aud ia the attack friend
and toe suffered alike.
English Labor Troubles.
LONDON, January THE strike oi the
Derbyshire will not be near so large As
anticipated, not more than 1900 opera
Iives will 20 out. 4 strike has begun
in the wire trade at Warrington, and
may assume serious proportions. The
masters contend for q reduction OF wages
or the works must close, a German
wire can be- obtained cheaper than the
English can manufacture II. The men
say the reduction is excessive.
The Afghan War.
Calcutta, January ten. Roberts
telegraphs that no reached Kakabe yes
terday. The Deputy Governor 0l kh0st
calue there aud will transfer 10 the
British commander the forts and records,
which are supposed to contain full in
formation regarding the revenue ot the
khust and khurum districts. The
people ol khost ut first were unlrlondly,
but seem rrassured.
General Grant.
I.oNpuN, January 7.-tieneral Grant
left Londonderry to-day, and has ar-
rived at belfast. At Culcrainc n large
delegation presented him with an All
dress.
Marriage OF the King OF Holland.
The Hing of Holland was married 10
Princess Emma, Of Waldeck Pyrmount.
this evening, with great solennity. The
Duke OF Saxony and Prince William, OF
urtcmhurg, were witnesses. Prince
Henry uf Netherlands, WAS unable 10
he present, on account Oi illness.
The Fatal Plague.
~. PErERsBuRd, January I. The
plague at Astrakhan il assuming serious
proportions. The lugitivcs have ear
ricd the contaaion to the three djaccnt
villages. Quarantine has been pro-
claimed throughout the district There
has been four hundred deaths up To
January ith.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-08
Bold Robbery.

CmcABo, january "A bold robbery
occurred on East Madison street at scN-
"a o'clock this evening. Two men, a.
vet unknown. drove up To Gold
smiths pawn-broking establishment,
on Cutter street. One oi them locked
the door while the other entered, broke
in show case and secured two trays
oi diamonds, claimed To- be worth
- .OoO. The two then drove rapidly
away, and nothing has been learned oI
lhem since.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-08

RAILROAD Bosps-Aciive and buoy
ant.
sr.rE BoSI~-Quiet except North
Csrolinss, which we're lt". per cent
higher.
sraK--Ths market to-day displsyet
considerable hnnB-ss, although the
Transactions we're not especially largr
The principal feature 81 the dealings Was
the hrrnness of Northwestern shares.
more particularly pr.iefroi, whhh ID
yanced par cent, closing n the
highest point The ad,sBce In thi.
stock imIzrted strength b. the general
list, whi.li, after an early decline II ttsi
y,er cent. recorded sn Improvement VI
tal per c~nt., the latter A. a j.. Iele-
graph. After Northwestern the most
active storks wsrv delaware, tsckswan.
MA and Western. Erie, lake shore and
~ Paul. The general market eloscd
strong. The transs4 ticns sggrepted
5000 shares, ~ which "a 90 we're Eri0.
1900 lake Shore, II .000 Northw estsrh
common, 2J,O0o pr-isrred, 1000 NC
Paul cosamon, 2.0S prelsrred, ys.0Oe
Delaware, Izckawsnna aud Western,
200 New Jsn-~y Central, 1000 Morris
and Es-er, 5000 Michigan CenfnJ,
zy00O Ohios, 100 Western Union and
1900 ~ Losis and Iron NouBtsia.