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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-23

WOULD CALL THE ATTENTIOE
Of the trade "a the absyc Justly c"l.
ebratcd tobacco, which ] giaraiitee a. Isss - n
more delicious chew than any other Nayy To.
bacco ON the market-n1ne cHcrrtd Having
the exclusive sale Of thee gOyis IN this market.
am now picpand a. deliver them nj low Ok
urcs Ia the following styles. Dor. plug. ~ r'tail
Zoe; 4 GA. plug. 10 retail D. = ~ plug ~ rtail
i0c lGOz. plug ~ retail ~. have them in
small sample boxes ~ about ~ pounds each
and every dealer should Try one and DO con
yinocd Of their merit N. REILLY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-23

THE news from Memphis grows worse
from dav to dav. Preparations are on
foot for almost depopulating the city. 1t
would be no loss TO DO so, for business is
already suspended. The warehouses
are closed and the business streets de
serted. To fight the pestilence or TO es-
cape from it now occupies all thoughts.
The cities to the south of Memphis are
enforcing rigid quarantine. The line
of the Mississippi river will be jealousy
guarded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-23

THE Elmira, n. y, Free Press copies
the interview Of REGISTER reporter
with u. b. Lucas, and says;
"The Wheeling, W. Va, REGISrER,
Democratic. has been interviewing the
leading Democrats OF that State on the
Presidential question. The Tilden men
do not seem 10 reside in that State-at
least there were none found there. Hon.
u. q. Lucas, who was Tilden and Hen
bricks clector in 1876, expressed about
the opinion OF all the rest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-23

ONE positive step in advance has been
taken on the Darien canal project NJ
de LEssErss' agent has made a deposit
of Sl50OOO in London to the credit OF the
Columbian government as a forfeit or
guarantee Of sincerity in accepting the
concession.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-23

THERE has been no rain in Southern
and Central Virginia for over month.
The Richmond press complain greatly
of the drought; all the smaller streams
are dry, and in places the James river
is so low it can be iOrded over without
wetting the shoes. In Georgia the
weather is the hottest known for forty
wears.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-23

erich and rare were the gems she
wore" and she'd nearly depleted a "dol-
lar store. ~ \. Ne,rS.
THE police OF New York are being vac
cinated. But what's the nSe of it? they
never catch anything-CEicogo Times.
THERE was young girl named SuSannah
But this sweet girl OF mine
Has telcSCoped spine,
Aud she's down on the peel OF banana.
Gin. Enquirer.
I DESIRE that the track be cleared. |
am about 10 bOOm.-D. Darts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Trustees Sale Of Organ.

10Y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
1 } bearing date the 18th day of April, ls79
made bv h J. Long and wife 10 me MS trustee,
aud now OF record ia the Clerks office of the
County Court of Ohio county, West Virginia IN
deed OF trust book No. II, page lOd, will, on
MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1879,
Commencing M 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, at the front
door of the Court House in said county, proceed
to sell at public auction one organ, STOP +"
octave. the Knokc IL McGinn make.
Term, of sale cash. Title j. believed % be per
feet. but only such title conveyed n Is vested in
me as trustee. X ii. NoInhAN'
i,,r9; Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-23
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.

The undersigned Commissioners, appointedby
the Brooke County Court, will receive proposals
until August u, 1872 for the purpose Of arching
with stone the upper tunnel on the Wellsburg
and Bethany Turnpike.
For specifications address A NJ. Buchanan or
{ Geor,,e. WeIlsburg. Specifications on file at the
Bank OF Welsburg. \. NJ. BUCHANAN,
$. GEORGE,
A. CAMPBELL,
W. X. PENDLETON,
&c PALMER.
i,.Sos Commissioners
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-23

Prince JEROME NAPOLEON has been
formally adopted by the party as the
political heir of the dead Prince, and he
can now set to work to realize on his
scanty estate as soon as he pleaSes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-23

For the speedy Cure OF Seminal Weakness, Loss
Of Manhood, and all disorders brought on by in.
discretion or excess. Any Druggist has the in.
gradients. Address DAVIDSON & CO, IS Nassau
street New York. iueicOdwc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-23

So OLD LEAF on aud 4 on. ia cloth T.
" Durham" ~. and gOz, Ia cloth f.
scrap tObaoco, in =, n packages.
Pull line 81 Cigar, Ringing In price from go
my6 ". REILLY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-23

1857 Prizes, amounting to..............-Sllu ' W.
Responsible corresponding agents wanted AZ
ali prominent points. 10 whom a liberal com
pcn,atipu Will be paid.
Application for rates 20 clubs should only be
made 70 the Home otlice IN New Orleans.
Write, clearly stating full address, for further
information. or send Orders 10
NJ A. DAUPHIN,
p. o. Box 692. New Orleans La.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings arr I'M
der the supervision and management OF Generals
G. T. Beairegard and j. A. kariv.
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administrators Notice.

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED AND DULY
qualified administrator. with the Will an
neXcd of the estate of Ludwig BrieSach, de-
ceased notice is hereby given To all persons
indebted to said estate To settle promptly. Those
having claims against the estate are requested
m present them to me duly authenticated.
LOUIS +. STIFEL,
Administrator, with the will annexed, OF the
estate Of Ludwig Briesach, deceased, No 1916
Cbonline street. jy2A
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This institution was regularly incorporated by
the Legislature Of the State for Educational and
TWENTY FIVE YEARS, 10 which contract tho
inyiolable faith Of the State iS pledged, with p
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A reserve fund of $4,000 It's Grand Single Num-
Der Distribution will take place monthly on the
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WHOLESALE cRocERs.
TOBACCOS.

TAM NOW RECEIVING THE FOLLOWING
i brands ~ choice Tohaccos, which viii u"
sold subject 20 the late reduction In The U. =.
tax: LOrillanls Gilman" I On mahogany
navy, Lonllards Nickel Nugget" mahogany
navy, Lorillard's Dime Nugget mahogany
navy Lorillari's double thick or mahogany
navy Lohllani's navy b mahogany navy, Dofll-
lar,ls 10 OZ. pounds mahogany navy, Lnfillafds
double thick y dark navy, flnkrrs Long
John" mahogany twins, Finzer's ID o. pounds
mahogany Pacns "Old Time" ply twist "a 4,
Danville; PAGES odd Nod Tech iNlsl, Ian
twist Orunuoo 3 ply twist, Little Pet 10 Inch
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coil To-, Heather Chincc cable coil ia, silver
Bell iOs, Mariposa n inch bright. pounds Royal
Gem II inch bright, pounds; Indian cue cni ~
nails NJ. REILLY.
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EwIxG's brains are more than match
for Fosters bank.
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III -fFTI
The daily gazette., 1879-10-15

LATEST CABLE NEWS.

LONDON, Oct. Is, 1870.
Many arrests We're made at CONSTANT
nople yesterday, but nothing is known
of the cause.
The strike Of colliers at Chartered,
Belgium, which commenced few days
ago, is extending and assuming threat
enisg aspect.
A despatch to the Standard from Rome
says 1.-THE Pope on Friday underwent
q slight surgical operation, but Is not
confined to his bed"
The Manchester Guardians London
correspondent says he has good reason
10 believe that Lord Derby will soon
openly affiliate with the liberal party.
A despatch from st. Petersburg to the
Daily Ne,cs says 1.-THE Committee ol
the Russian Volunteer Fleet has ordered
a fifth cruiser 10 be constructed Al Mar
seilles at the cost Of 100000.
The Cologne Gdsette's Berlin CORES
pondent confirms, on trustworthy au
thority, the report that a defensive treaty
was concluded between Germany All,
Austria during Prince Bisnarck's vis
to Vienna.
The Times correspondent at Beriii
says that according to positive assurance
from st. Petersburg the men to be raises
FIR the military and naval service for tn
ensuing year will not exceed the usua
number, 2oO,OOO.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-15
Looking for Indians.
MERRITT's LATEST REPORT TO MILL
TARl HEADQUARTERS

MERRITT's LATEST REPORT TO MILL
TARl HEADQUARTERS
CHICAGO Oct. 14-Colonel M erritt has
telegraphed to military headquarters
under date of October IL, substantially
rs follows:
"1his morning ! moved down ths
riser to point near the White river
Agency. The cavalry have been out all
day in different directions looking for
the indiaus. and report that the trails
lead southerly TO the Grand river. !
have little doubt but that the lntians
have gone to Uncampahgre Agency. We
expect Gilbert and Hurry Tomorrow
aud we will then move toward the q and
river, leaving n guard behind.
have burned seven bodies here, In
cluding Agent Meeker ane three on TIT
road. am entirely in doubt respecting
the force which the hOstiles can mnste er
1t has been clearly ascertained that al
the Ulintah Indians joined the Thor
burg fights. Ifmy orders are 70 60 t.
the Southern Agency aud fight wha
we meet shall be glad to carry then
out. bnt hope my Instructions will no
be delayed.
Colonel Merritt regrets exceedingl,
the great amount of military supple
sold these Indians by ranchmen.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-15
TcO More Railroad Disastf rs.

-FOUR LIVES LOST by A COLI.lsIoN--A
TRAIN PLUNGEs TARoUGH A DRAW
BRIDGE.
CHICAGO, Oct. IA collision occur
red last evening at haywood, on the
Northwestern Railroad, between a gravel
and a passenger train. A heavy fog
which prevailed just at dusk prevented
the engineer Of the gravel train from see
Ing the passenger train, which WAS
standing partly on a switch.
Eng neer HOMES Of the passen GER
train saw the gravel train coming, and
tried TO get out Of It's way, but only sue
ceeded In getting his train partially un-
der headway when the gravel train struck
his train between the third and fourth
cars, smashing and pilng them up. Pat
terson aud Ward, the engineer and fire
man Of the gravel train, jumped, and
saved their lives. Monroe W. Anderson
OF Elgin,who was OH the passenger train
jumped of, but car fell on him AID
sill-d him.
George Chisholm Of Elgln rece, we'd in
juries which caused his death shoi tly af-
ter. w. X. Sober Of this city was a. o
killed. Prof. +. English of the German
College al the Ellenhurst was badly In.
jured, and Oscar Murdoch, the fireman
| of the passenger train, aud SnOoks, q
brakeman. were slightly hurt. M. CHS
holm was the son of the famous discover
.: the Emma Mine.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 14.-Abou,
8 o'clock last evening, while the switch
engine In the yards of the Chicago
Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad wa.
making up the midnight freight train
II was started TO cross Burnham sir
brijge to the westward. The fog wa.
50 thick tina. 1t was impossible u
see more than a few feet ahead
and the engineer did not discover
until within . few feet of 1t that the
bridge was turned for a passing vessel
The engine, tender and car containin.
lard plunged into the river. The engi
neer and fireman jumped from the engine
The former, Len. Rutter, was picked NJ
out OF the river, probably fatal,
injured. The hremen escaped witt
severe bruises about the legs, whil'
Harry Hill, telegraph operator
who was riding on bumbe
OF the locomotive, was buried Under III,
d. hris and crushed ,nta an unrecoguiz
able mass. Mike Toohey, n aswitchman
WAS also on the engi"e. but he Jumped
ID and escaped uninjured. The loss t.
the railroad II about S25 900. Youn
ii lis parents reside near Madison.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-15
AT THE SNOW GROUNDS.
EVERY THING IN READINESS FOR BAR.
NUNS GOWN AND ONLY"

EVERY THING IN READINESS FOR BAR.
NUNS "owN AND ONLY"
The liveliest place 10 be found in or
around Wilmington this morning was at
the show grounds Eleventh and Madison
streets. The big tents were pitched early
this morning, and after the parade, the
cages con Mug the animals were driven
inside and CT aims stretched around them
to keep curious people from If ing the
CANVAS and peering IN.
Outside the lot every thing was hustle
and confusion. There were several noisy
peanut men, and the side shows were
numerous, but did not attract many peo-
pie to look at their fabulous exhibits. All
So med to be waiting until the big show
would oprn.
Late in the forenoon couple of
diminutive bootblacks were called b. the
|. monade yender, who told them TO shine
his boots on these terms Each TO take 4
boot and the one who did his work quick
est and best to get the dime for the job.
| It was a good thing for the lemonade
man to do, as II attracted a large crowd
and made business good. When the
bootblacks got through the enc who lost
the money got angry and the two had q
rough and tumble fight which was ended
by the appearance Of policeman.
The whole show is contained In three
large tents to all of which one ticket ad-
nits the bearer. Everything is in readi-
ness and from the appearance OF things
at present the attendance will be very
large. Many people have come from a
distance and of course all Wilm ng.on
will turn out.
This morning at the fair grounds, a
the preparations tor the show was goin.
on, an accident occurred that is thought
TO be serious. One of the spirited stal
lions In turning suddenly is said to have
knocked young man down and stepped
on MIN, breaking one Of his limbs ant
otherwise injuring him. His name coul,
not be learned during the forenoon, ant
the attendants at the circus refused Il
tell. 1t is thought that he was not per
manently connected with Mr.. Barnum.
A lady from the country, in comm
up Market street, had her pocket picke'
Of So. The police should lookout fo
the light gentry and prompt
arr ST all whom they suspicion of bein
pck-pockcts. People, at the same time
should be wary and watchful.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-15
A Crlsla im Spain.

LONDON, Oct. l5.-The Standards
despatch from Madrid reports that the
Government is much embarrassed by the
attitude of the majority Of the Commit
tee on Cuban Reforms, which favofs the
planters suggestion that abolition meas
ures be limited to freeing the offspring
of slaves and adults over sixty years OF
age. In addition TO this the home agii-
cultural and manufacturing interests are
strongly opposed to notifications Of the
tariff. Prime Minister Campos has al
ready rendered his resignation and it is
reported that Senior Albacete, Minister
of the Colonies, has done likewise. 1t
is considered almost certain in political
circles that Senores Canovas del Castillo,
Eldnoyen, Romero and Robtedo will be
summoned to form cabinet and Will
the conservative majority assume the re-
sponsibiIity OF retarding or denying Gu
ban reforms. The discomfort in Cubs
obliges the Government to send 1000.
more men in addition to The 4,50O pre-
viously despatched.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-15
FATAL COLLISION.

TWO PERSONS KILLED AND SEVERAL
INJURED ON THE NoRrHwEsrERN
RAILWAY.
CHICAGO, Oct. IS, 1879. "A collision
between the evening accommodation
train and gravel train on the Gaieha
division Of the Northwestern kalioad
occurred at haywood this morning. by
which two men wers killed and mum,
Der wounded. The names OF the killed
are as follows -
Monroe w. Anderson, Of Elgin.
w. p. Santzer, OF Chicago.
They were both passengers. George
Chisholm was severely but not seriously
injured and several other passengers wer'
badly shaken up. A misunderstanding
as to the signals was the cause OF the ac
,cident.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-15
FIFTH EDITION.
A FATAL ACCIDENT
A U'eH to do Farmer Of BlGck-
bird Hundred IL ThrOsCn
From a Wagon and ktlied.

from u W0OOn ana AeSteO.
Special Dispatch to the GAzKrrE.
TOWNSEND, Oct. Is.
A sad and fatal accident occurred near
this place early last evening, the circum
stances of which are m follows:
Andrew Maboney, n well to do farm
living between Clayton aud Blackb'd
visited Smyrna yesterday and after
transacting his busin left for home
at an early hour In the evening. He wSs
driving two horse team. and while on
his way home, fell asleep. When near
Cypress bridge in Blackbird Hundre " g
suddenly awoke, and ltaring from the
the wagon, he ahgbted between the
horses. This so frightened the auimsls,
that they started OFF on run, and threw
Mr.. Maheney to the ground. 1t is SIP
posed that in falling to the ground he
was stunned, and that the wheels OF the
wagon passed over his head.
The frightened animals continued On
their way home, and were disc ~ cred by
a gentleman who was riding along the
road.
The gentleman thinking that some
thing was the matter. drove along the
road and soon dis covered Mr.. NJ ahoney
lying In the road, dead.
| He Immediately turned back, and
driving to the residence OF the deceased
Informed the family Of the sad occur
renee The body was removed to th,
late residence Of the deceaSed, ant
Deputy Coroner Esquire Wilson wa
notified, aud held an inquest this morn
ing, the jury rendering = verdict IL
accordance with the testimony.
The deceased was in comfortable cir.
cumstances, he having purchased tn,
farm whereof he resided last winter, ant
beside thus he had money In bank. 1t 4
thought that he was worth at least So,
900. He leaves f,mily to mourn bt
untimely death.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-15
lShOtfrOan the StNne.

BALTIMORE, October 1i.-At the
Front street Theatre. now on a variety
sirow, to night in the last act of the play
Of "Roving Jack, in which a discharge
of musketry takes place, young man
named John Nelson of Queen AuLes
county, Maryland, = medical student Al
the University of NJ aryland, WHO was
from the stage, one of the muskets being
loaded with ball instead of "A blank
cartridge. Nelson was shot in the head
the bullet passing through the Drain. He
was taken to the City Hospital and Is
said to be dying.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-15

WALL STREET y YEsTRRDAY.-Stocks
were active and prices advanced, the
highest figures Of the year being record
in some ins ances. Money ruled at
per cent for call loans at the Board, al
though some borrowers were supplied at
9, and for time per cent and com
mission of I per cent per day was OBJ
tained. There were 10 changes In
other departmen Of finance.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-15
Toud0e of the Golden cate.

Boston, Octo ber 13.-A letter has
been received here from S. +. Burrlll,
one Of the two men who sailed from
this port in the little hoat Golden Gate
bound around the world The letter IL
dated at Cape de Verde islands, which
they reached after passage OF ninety
eight days. They experienced their first
and only gale in the Gulf Stream, and
the htJle craft proved an excellent sea
boat They will next go down Ihe Traie'
to Caps town. The dig ni,aries and il
habitants expressed admiration for The
boat and crew, and their stay was quite
an ovation
The daily gazette., 1879-10-15
Reg;ster Of WIS.

& The Governor will be called upon to
appoint person to III the office of
Register of Wills for New Castle county,
on or about the 9th inst, at which time
the term Of office of Se~ell G. Bigg.. the
present incumbent, expires. Mr.. Biggs
received the appointment on Oct. 9th,
1874. Very little has been said in regard
to the contest that has been going on for
the office and not great deal OF interest
has been excited. The candidates are
Sewell q. Biggs, Ex-Rep. TIL. IN y
Bird of Odessa. ST. Georges Hundred
and State Senator Charles ii. M MsWhor
ter of st. Georges.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-15
THIRD EDITION
T.. Coun,unists In France,

The COniniuatNS w HF"
Timid republicans in France appear
IN he very unhappy over the fact that .
Paris Journal, which is understood 10 eS-
nress the opinions Of M. Gambetta, az,
yocates a full amnesty to the exiied
communists; the enemies of the kepun-
lie are filled with glee over the same CIR.
cumstance, and the Paris correspondent
Of the London Times, who seems 10 IAN
cy that he is bringing the Republic up oy
hand, deprecales the shocking drPravlty
Of this proposition. But NJ. Gamoe',a "a >
political instinct is worth more tnah .ne
opiniops of all these people. ia per
ceiyes and reasons accurately, we oe'
iieve, to the point that he eAiled ,,''ao con-
munists are dangerous only whrle
thew are at New Caledonia lot
while there they constitute a grievance
for a certain pait Of the people tney
are 4 safe basis of criticism against the
government as continuing the some"ha,
extreme severity Of its predecessors, aho
the charges thus made, If not true nave
enough Justice in them to affect por-
tion Of the people important by Its mum
The daily gazette., 1879-10-15
Important to Moshers.

Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing Syrup is the
only thing that mothers can rely upon for
their children. IL corrects acidity OF the
stomach. cures wind collie, res kuintes the
b>,wels and gives rest. health and com fort
TO mother and child. During the process
of teething its value is incalculable. II
softens the gums, reduces infiam m alton
and allays all pain, thereby giving rest io
the child and comfort TO the mother. -
twenty-five cents bottle. marlb-1yeOd
The daily gazette., 1879-10-15
I.ifo Saving ON the Coast.
A TRIAL OF THE APPARATUS AT THE
GREENS FOND STATION.

n TkIAI. OF THE AFTAHNTUN Nj THE
GREENS FOND STATION.
LoNG BRANCH, Oct. 4.-A trial OF
life-saving appaI atus commenced to-day
at Station No. 9, Green's Po,d. The
Monitor life-raft was Inflated and put
atioat in six ami half minutes. A sta
ton life-boat was brought from the house
and distance of sevei.ty-five yai ds from
til. surf, name and fioaied In 81 min
The raft got outside Of the third break
er /" % seconds, -tting iglt sleinway
in Il o second breaker. The lifcboal
passed the third breaker In fifteen sec
| onds. Pulling south, outs de OF th'
breakers, the liieboats distanced the raft
The lfeboat wa, manned by seven mel
| and the aft had five men.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-15
SteUart's Body Heard from
AOfIjN.

NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-It is again re-
ported that the police have obtained i'm
portany information in reference To the
Stewart grave robbery; that they have
discovered the man who watched Gene
raj p. II. Jones, who was asked TO act
as counsel for the thieves. and that this
clue is likely to lead o further port
ant developments.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-15
Terrorism In ireland.

COFFIN NOTICES APPEARING THE
POLICY OF THE TENANTS.
DUBLIN, Oct. 14.-Five hundred ten
ants of the Marquis Of Sligo aud the
Earl of Lucan met near Wes'port, in
the county Of Mayo, Connaught,a and SOL
emnly pleged themselves to pay no rent
until reduction should be granted pro
portionate TO the great fall OF prices OF
all kinds OF agricultural produce. A nc
tice was posted at Warren Point, county
Down Ulster, that any man coming into
the county to pay more than pound an
acre for land may bring his coffin with
him.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-15
n Terrible FdU.

NORWICH, Con-, Oct. l3,
John Shea, middle aged Iiish coal
HEAVIER, fell distance of 100 feet from
q hosting scafiold this afternoon, and
was horribly mutilated. lie lived half
an hour atte ward in terrible agony.
He leaves six small children in destitute
circumstances, his wife having died one
year ago.