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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-26

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Weather Indication.

WASHINGTON, April ~, A. N.-For
the Tennessee and Ohio Valley, south
and east winds, stationary temperature,
or falling barometer and partly cloudy
weather.
For the Lower Lakes, rising barometer
west winds, cloudy, rainy, followed by
cooler and clear weather.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-26
WOOL.
Philadelphia.

PnILADELpHii, April Is. - Wool -
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia
Xxx and above 3lGt.3Gc; X 3l632c; me-
dium 3Gld37c: coarse 2sta Doc; New York,
Michigan. Indiana and Western Hne
2sc; medium 3Jfs SIC; coarse 2SfS20c;
combing washed 3:sa4Ic; unvashed
25ts 2sc; Canada combing 33ta37c; fne
unwashed 10fs22c; ccoarse and medium
unwashed 1Ofd2Sc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-26
PRODUCE.
N ew York.

New YORK, April 25.-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged; receipts 1900 barrels.
Wheat-Quiet; receipts 9S, 900 bushels; (;
rejected spring 7Sa75lc; No. 3 spring
9O(69Ic; ungraded spring 9itay98c; No.
2 spring g7Icsl Of ungraded winter
red 81 0Gt@l l2; No. 3 do. 81 07iC9
l 0S; No. 2 do. 81 l2;Gl -; ungraded
amber 81 O7@l 10; No. 2 amber 81 %
al 10; ungraded white 81 ll!; No. 2
do 81 %; No. DO sales 1900 bush
els at 81 llGtl II! extra do sales 1000
bushels at 81 l3. Rye-Dull at BlG9
5sc. Barley-Dull and nominal. Malt
Dull and unchanged. Corn-Quiet; !;
receipts 1900 bushels; ungradcd ~
(a.43lc; No. 3 4Ota40lc; steamer Al Ia
i2tc; No. 43l643lc; yellow western
45c. Oats-Easier; receipts 10000 bush
els; No. 3 Bile; No. 2 3lia3lic; west
ern mixed 81 !d32c; white western "A
Ca35c. Hay - Firm and unchanged.
Hops-Weak; eastern and western go
&c; New York State al2c. Coffee
Quiet but steady. sugar-Qniet AMI
unchanged. Molasses - Demand fair
and market firm. Rice-Steady and in
fair demand. Petroleum-DulI; United
74ic; refined SIC. Tallow-Steacy at
6!CG6lc. Rosin-Steady at 81 4ic. Tur-
pentine-Steadyat Sic. Ey2s-Heavy
western l2c. Pork-Strong; mess 80 90
(d9 25 for old; $40 . for new. Cut
Meats - Firmer; long clear middlings
s. 90; short clear s. l6. Lard-Demsnd
active; prime steam 60 20. Butter
Quiet. Cheese -erl QUIET and unchanged.
Whisky-steady at 81 07 bid; 81 07i
asked.
PHILADELPHIA, April 5.-Flour--
Dull. Wheat-Quiet; No. 2 western
red 81 l2i. Rye Flour-steaiy and un-
changed. Corn-Western steamer 42i
e.42i. Oats-Firm; mixed 32te32c;
white western 3il935c. Pro visions
Quiet. Beef-Mess AT Sl2 80. Pork
Mess SO 2Jsl0 37i. LArd-At$6 12i
G6 37l. Butter-Quiet; creamery extra
DC; New York State and Brstord
county, Pa, extra l5fsIs: Western Re
serve extra l+Cs slGc; do good 70 choice
I0Sl3c. Egys-weak; western Ili@
I2c. Cheese-Steady; western creamery
6I(a,7c; do. good 5!ts8c. Petroleum
Weak; refined Sic; crude &c. WHISKY
Quiet; western 81 05l.
New Orleans.
NEw 0mEAxs, April 25. = Coffee =
In good demand, nov In fpt hands;
jobbing ordinary 30 prime 11falec.
Sugzr-In good demand and prices q
shade bigger; inferior 10 good commoa
Sa5ie; common 20 good oommon
5tta5ie; yellow clarified 6307tc
Molasses-bemand fsir and market
firm; fermenting 3e3oc; oomnou
reboiled 25fS3sc; fair Bic. Rics-In
fair demand; Louisiana ordinary u
choice 5i@63e- 49, II LIN
Prrrsscsas, April z5.-rstsoasan-
Quiet; crude Slic q HszlsssS iortn1e
diate shipment; re4nsd SIC jog Phiiadss
phia delivery.
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DRY GOODS.
New Yofk.

NEW YoHK. April 25.-Dv Goods
Business continues fair Will, commis-
sion houses. Cotton goods In steady de-
mand and very firm. Amsutta and
New York mills bleacbed shirtisn 3D.
vanced ic by agents. Prints In lair re-
quest and fm. Lawns and ginghams
In rnoderste demand. Heavy fancy CO.
simeres and plaid back overcostings
moving rather more freely. Foreign
goods slunfish in first hands.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-26


coin l@ls per cent. discount.
GovKRNMKNrs-Firm.
q. s. Coupons Cissl).
new .---Lvs2g
New halls ...l03
New fours
Currency
RAILRoAD BoNDs-Active and strong,
with the largest transactions in Fries.
The greatest advance was per cent in
Iron Mountain seconds, and the next
II per cent. i'm Chicago, st. Paul and
Minneapolis frsts. Great Western sec
onds, ex-coupon, rose L per cent, and
Kansas Pacific, No. Is, lper cent.
STATE BoNDs-Dull.
SrocKs-The stock market was strong
and active, Wabash and Hannibal and
St. Joe common being most prominent
in early dealings and coal shares show
ing the greatest strength in final trans
actions. The rise, compared with the
close yesterday, ranged from to 81 per
cent, the latter Wabash, which subse-
quently reacted q per cent on sales to
realize profits, closing at a recovery
of / per cent. Hannibal and st.
Joe common advanced from lss
to 2ls, receded to - and closed at
l9i. st. Joe preferred opened at 42i,
advanced to A and closed at 42s. The
decline in these stocks later in the day
was due to the Wabash making connec-
ton with the Kansas and Northern in
stead of with the Hannibal and st. Joe.
The shares OF the Ohio and Mississippi
were the most active on the list to day.
The Graphic says, i'm reference 10 these
stocks, whether the buying, which was
strong, is for the account OF the Balti-
more and Ohio people, who are endeav-
oring, il is said, to obtain control OF the
property, or is but another move in the
great game the Gould and Sage combi-
nation is making to perfect transcon-
tinental connection, is yet to be-
learned, but it is deemed certain
that there will be very lively
movement in the stock in future. The
road is stated by the receiver, Mr.. King,
to be in excellent condition. The net
earnings have been largely drawn on in
the last year TO improve the road bed
and eqipment. In the late dealings the
coal shares exhibited great strength, the
final quotations showing an advance OF
itGA per cent. The general market
closed firm. The Erie earnings increased
100000 the first two weeks in April.
The transactions aggregated 245, 900
shares, Of which $1,000 were Erie COM
mon, l9,OO0preferred, 5000 Lake Shore,
$1,000 Wabash, 10000 Northwestern
common, 1900 preferred, 8 200 st. Paul,
5000 Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, 1900 New Jersey Central,
5000 Delaware and Hudson, 1000 Nor
ris and Essex, 2,s0OC., g., Q. & l., 1000
G. G. & |. c., 2,400 st. Joseph com.
mon, 10000 preferred, 5000 Ohio and
Mississippi, $500 Western Union, 1900
st. Louis and Iron Mountain, 300 Kan
sas Pacific, 1890 Pacific Mail, 5000
Kansas and Texas, 6,0OO st. Louis, Kan
sas City and Northern common, 1000
preferred and $1,000 st. Louis and San
Francisco.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-26
Death Of Bishop Amss.

BALTIMORE, April 25.-Bishop Ames,
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church,
died in this city this morning, aged "a
years, after protracted illness.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-26
FOREIGN.
British Parliament.

LONDON, April 25.-ln the House OF
Commons, last night, Mr.. Ryland, Lib
eral, moved a resolution censuring the
increased expenditures OF the govern
ment
Mr.. Baxter, secOuding the motion,
warned the House against too implicit
faith i'm the boasts oi England's suprem-
acy i'm the arts and I'm commerce. lie IN
stanccd the enormous advance made by
American inventions and arts. The de
bate was altogether of a party nature.
Adjourned until Monday.
The Reign Of Terror in Russia.
st. PErERsBURG, April 25.-One house
after another is searched at night, and
every occupant whose passport Is found
irregular, is arrested. The Russian
ambassadors nj COnstantinople, has asked
permission 10 open all letters leaving
for Russia.
Sporting News.
IovpoS. April 25.--Parolc is nomi-
mated i,r the Ascot stake, June 18th.
Cold casterly winds Inconvenience
Uanlau and HOwdOn. Hanlon Is likely
10 row Elliott June 10th.
In the pedestrian match at $40 this
morning the score stood; Brown, "a
miles: IIazael, 4O3; COrkey, $50; Wes-
ton, $50. At 4:l5 this afternoon Brown
hal scored 4j2 miles; Hazael, ~; Cor
Key, 4l2; Weston, 312. All going well.
LONDON, April 96.--At3 O'Clock this
morning. the contestants in the walking
math hal made the following scores: +:
Brown. $50; Hazael, l54; Corkey, iSS;
Weston. 100. There is level betting on on
Corkey for second place. HazaeI Is ILL
threatened Disaster by Flood.
PrrH. April pa tributary OF the
Drnva oyertlOwed its banks and de
stroyed many houses at Szigetvar. The
inhabitants pierced the dams to permit
the water TO flow oh, and hope to escape
the fearful disaster that threatens them.
The river Thesis and the water IN Szege-
din continue 10 rise.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-26

YEAS.
pulley, Hampton, Randolph,
66iEUd Harris, Ransom,
66'N Hereford, Salisbury,
SSG..tr I'LL, t,aI Slater.
C'. Houston, Thurman,
CCy,Arrd, Johnston, Vance,
'Nc, Jonas, Vest,
TI'j' Ill.,. Jones Fla Voorhees,,
EN'0' herman, Walker,
rNry, Lamar, Wallace,
TGE.ani, Mcdonald, White,
S''4on, MaNcy, Williams,
G-''r' Margan, Withers-4l.
'V'r' Prndleton,
NAYS.
1l".S'n, Chandler, KirkwOOl.
i pT"'"!' COnkhng, Logan,
~ ~ Dawes, Mcmillan.
pGr' pAlr' EimunlS, Morrill,,
pp''n, Ferry, Paddock,
~, Hamlin, Platt,
CT-'n>de, Hill, Col. Plumb,
SC'Nurron, Ia, ingalls,, Rollins,
Jones, New, Saunders,
T. Wis, Kellogg, Teller-O.
tNAlrE,
,dtoe dtoe only pairs announced were the
,t5p"ing: ,.5 Davis, W. Va. with Window,
~ ~ h"1r with McPherson. sharon
7, .uc only absentee not paired.
49, - Ns' resolved that when the Senate
~. .1,n o. should be till Monday /;
M. ~ nays, -. This was the only
en- ,,'.'h Decided to-day without refer
So: - >cuate went into executive
S'S"n; son; After confirming two nomina-
- ~Sls the senate remained in executive
s1S.,. Ss.oa nearly an hour. doing nothing
s-.oePtto 10 wall for the return of the
enrcrl lPrapration bill, which. although
H1U.,eeN HO,,eN IN advance by the clerk of the
b. e eve,., El Representatives, had still to
rolIsI II'Iained mined by the Committee on En-
the Slli1s o'lis Of that body and signed by
Hon. SpyASer ISr in the presence Of the
Be- s;o,.lsi before it could under the rules
Sep,:saa saed BY the presiding officer Of the
dent d and sent to the Prssi-
6l lo' his action. The enrolled
BY C,'.1Ss Vas brought 10 the senate door
N's'k Adams Of the House a few
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-26
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Money Easy at 3 to 81 Per csnt-Gov-
emments Firm - Flour Quiet
Wheat Quiet - Hogs
Steady and Firm.
FINANCE.

NEW YoRK, April 25. - MONEY -
Closed easy at 3(93l per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 4(S5per cent: Sterling
exchange, bankers bills steady at 1851;
sight exchange on New York 4SS.
SnvKR-Silver at London 40 l5-l6d.
Bar silver here 81 09; subsidiary silver
coin l@1s per cent. discount.
GoyERNMENrs-Firm
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-22

The Kansas City Times and sympathizer,
win take notice that should a warrant ever
issue for their arrest and be directed to Chas
Is. Jones FOR service they will be compelled
to eat some of their ill-natured words. Nor
ally Charley Jones is no coward, aud he does
not know what physical fear is. BOusmail
Withers have been the terror of the plains.
For years they have cludcd every officer who
has attempted 20 arrest them. but Charley
hadn't been in the mountains week before
the game was grounded up" at FL More.
Knowing that he had the worst characters in
the West to deal with he ironed Withcrs.
When near Buffalo station Withers suddenly
jumped from the train, but dark as the night
was Charley jumped after him. In twcnty-siX
hours he Travelled one hundred and thirty
miles across country to the Cimarron. finding
his escaped bird near Pierceyille. A Win
chester rifle induced the highwayman to
throw up his hands and ask Jones not Ia
shoot. The whole affair rs described by the
Commonwealth was a most brilliant one, and
In every way creditable to Charley Jones,
and when any paper intimates to the contra
~ il don't know what il is talking about.
There is no Marshal in the West that has
proved so uniformly successful in the track
ing up and capturing Of criminals AS has c.
Il. Jones in the last two years.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-22
Personal nsatisa

| Mrs. C. b. Jones IL In Topeka in respons'
to nm invitation to attend the marriage o
the daughter Of Mayor Fortescue Of Leav
enworth.
Mr.. II. s. Nichols, from Sadorus, Illinois
a very pleasant gentleman and friend of T. N
Lane, il in the city looking for q chance t.
invest
G. G. Matthews aud William Matthewsor
have gone to Colorado, both bent ON amass.
ing fortune this season. Wish them success
w. II. Newton has sister visiting him.
She is from Rochester, New York.
Fred. Romig of FL Paso called Monday.
He tells us the railroad will run through the
city within one square of the postOffice. The
EAGLE Office owns some lots in that fair town
will the railroad company please build q
depot on them.
NJ. l.. Carver representing the loan Office OF
Wilson, Toms & Co., has located his Office in
the Dagner building. Parties wishing to
borrow money on improved lands will take
notice of their ad. in other column.
Mrs. Clara Elton. Of San Francisco, Cali
forpia, daughter Of Mrs. Leichardt, is in the
city visiting her mother and friends. Mrs.
+. is at the residence Of j. NJ. Allen corner
Of Topeka and First. Mrs. Leichardt is de-
sirOus that her friends should call on her.
Mrs. William Hunt gave one Of the most
elegant parties Of the season at her residence
last week in honor Of her sister. Miss Shella-
barVer who il visiting her.
A. c. Robinson, of Eldridge, was in the
city, Saturday, rushing around making things
lively, not forgetting the printer in his
rounds.
The mother Of Mrs. Holloway. from Kan
sas City, is visiting the city.
MIR. Holloway, Of Holloway & Byers, was
made to rejoice and be exceedingly glad over
the birth of a daughter. He was entirely
unfit for business for two days. He wanted
to give stove or a keg OF nails to every Gus
toner that came into the establishment.
Col. st. Clair, Of Sumner county, spent
two or three days in the city last week. The
Colonel feels glad over the railroad prospects.
DIR. Mamie Stephens has come to our city
and will engage in the practice of her pro-
fession
Miss Lybrook, Mrs. j. NJ. Aliens sister
went home this week. Mrs. J. NJ. Allen will
start home next week.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-22

Last Thursday afternoon Wichita exper-
fenced an unpleasant sensation. Some men
fishing in the Great Arkansas just below the
bridge discovered the dead body Of man en-
tangled in their line. The body was removed
to the rear way of kendle & Holmes under
taking establishment, where he was viewed
by hundreds Of people but no one could iden-
tify him. He evidently had been in the water
but few hours. He was stout built, feshy
man. weighing about two hundred pounds.
| five feet ten inches high, fOrty-fve or fifty
years Of age, receding forehead, thin gray
| hair, short chin or neck whiskers, with short
stubbed moustache. He had on a dark suit
| Of jeans, and blue ovcralls. The post norton
conducted by DIR. Brzozowski developed the
fact that he had been shot by a pistol in the
| left cheek near the corner of the mouth, a
bruise ON the left side, and that his neck was
broken. The Coroner's jury. which sat two
or three days for evidence, obtained no clew
of identity. IL is generally understood that
he was a stranger in the country; that he was
either freighting, hunting a home, or en-
| route TO the mountains, and that he had been
murdered by companions, or some one else
for his meney. A pillow and a coat saturat-
ed with blood were found the next day in
the river short distance below where the
body was found. A little after midnight on
Thursday morning two men, il is said, were
seen driving through the city and across the
bridge. II is supposed that his body was
thrown from the wagon, the fall in the shall
low water below breaking his neck. man
living on the west side who says he saw the
parties above alluded to, has been started in
search Of them with promise of a reward
from the city and county if he succeeds in
capturing the guilty parties. He has not re-
turned at this writing.
S. 5. King furnishes us the following more
minute description Unknown was about
five feet ten inches high; sandy hair thickly
strcaked with gray; whiskers about two
inches long. sandy, streakcd with gray, worn
only on the chin light complexion rather
thick SET in build; about forty-iive or fifty
years old: left arm had been wounded or in
jured in some manner from the effects of
which the sinews and muscles had entirely
shrunken away. looking as though it was
nearly If not entirely useless had on a pair
of heavy stogy boots, bottoms filed with
large headed hob nails; had on pair of
brown Kentucky jeans pants, pair Of brown
overals, brown jeans roundabout coat, dark
wooden shirt. and had heavy gold or plated
ring on the little finger of right hand.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-22

The Commo~eeaiti says. At recent meet
ing Of the stockholders in that city. on the
10th. the following directors Of the wichita
& Southwestern Railroad were elected: I. L.
Alden Speare. c. W. Pierce, q. B. Wilbur,
h. p. Cheney. Boston; ". r. Strong, N. II.
Case. E. Wilder, Topeka; ". ". Murdoch,
J. X. Mead. N. kohn, Wichita.
We believe the records will show that we
were one Of the original directors Of the
main line. The balance sf the directory are
notified that we shall demand at least . Eve
per cent. semi-annual dividend on Sedgwick's
stock even if it bsnkrupt's the main tine, and
that in no event must the vicc President Of
the Walnut Valley Bob-Tai be dcsd-hcsdcd
over our line.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-22
Fire! Fire! Pirsi

HoN. NJ. NJ. MURDOCH Proper respect
for the providential hand that has 80 long
preserved our young city from serious con-
hagration must admonish all grateful intelli.
gence Of duty we owe to ourselves to pro-
vide without further delay some competent
protection. We have expended much money
In experimenting with ielus;ve theories. not
one Of which has ever beer an available pro-
lection. 1t occurs to Us, ina>mueh as our
city floats upon an ocean Of water, available
to any capacity Of drive pump. at few feet
below the surface Of the ground, that tank
ofcompetent proportions, as used by railroad.
elevated upon . stone tower some thirty
feet. kept full Of water by wind pump. with
. small steam pipe from = stove passing
through it TO keep from freezing in winter.
with one OF more hose attachments that
would carry water - many hundred feet ~
desired. and eject IL by its own pressure to
an elevation cft~enty or thirty fcef--would
be cheap, cure. and effective provision to
the business part ofthe city. and At the same
time. IL used to sprinkle the streets. nigh,
prove source Of revenue to the city and
economy to those now subscribing fol
sprinkiing- This arrangement could be made
1t triifing cost to the city would amply
provide for present and ali early coming ne
cessitiea. and we believe would meet the ap.
pEobaaios Of ali the husiness men and crnsyal
tax payers Of the city. Let them speak be.
fore we meet the fate Of Chicago.
Respectfully. W. {. WoopNAx
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-22

L. Ii. Murdoch, Of the Eldorado Times the.
ld-man-afraid-to-go-to Wichita, came in yes.
terday with the directors Of the Santa Fe
railroad. He has just been reelected Vice
President of the +. +. 4 w. V. railroad, il
yet director in a bank, editor Of 4 ffrst-class
paper, State Senator, and blind in one eye.
and dOl't care a continental for Scligman.-
Emporit Mere.
Yes. fhe he old aboriginal one-eyed buck
Of the Walnut will give war-whoop OF a
different color when he has to foot it down to
Augusta to take the Seligman lightning ex-
press to go any where.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-22
Cyelepedis Of Hnel,sh Literature.

Ii will he welcome news to all lovers OF
good literature that the new. beautiful and
mar, elously cheap Acme edition Of Cham
bers' Cyclopcdia Of English Literate is to be
completed ON June LIST. Volume " is just
issued. and the remaining four volumes are
to be issued and and delivered at one time on
the date stated. The work richly deserves
the sale il has obtained Of nearly 100000 vol
umes already. and ought to attain, As IL prob
ably will. 10 round million. The price.
which has varied nj different times. ihcreas-
ing rs the publication has progressed. has
now been permanently fixed at S2.oo for the
paper. Is vols. complete. nearly $500 pages.
$500 for cloth. ss..3 for half morocco. gilt
top. and -. - for the vol. edition in half
morocco, gilt top binding. A discount OF 10
per cent. from these prices is allowed TO those
whose orders are received before LIST, and a
further discount Of 10 per cent. to those or
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time. Postage, il by mail, Is cents extra.
Orders will be filled in the order Of receipt.
Specimen pages and full particulars will be
sent free on request.
American Book Exchange. Is Beekman
street. publishers.
Sold only direct TO purchasers. and not
through dealers or agents.
The Episcopal Church on Lawrence Ave-
nue.. which has nearly reached completion. Is
a perfect little gem Of an edifice both in de-
sign and finish. Ii has an unmistakable aris-
tocratic bearing, a matter SO dear to every
Episcopalian's heart. We spoke a week
or SO ago Of the neat and unique chancel fur
niture Since that time the seats have been
put In place. the choir gallery finishej, and
the stained windows put in. The centre
chancel window il an Easter offering Of the
Sabbath school and very beautiful. The two
side chancei windows are an offering from
other classes. The fount is presented
by the bible-class. If we are not mistaken.
The seats in the body Of the church are the
best Of any yet put up in our public edihces,
The sustaining brackets 70 the choral, and
the inter-supporting arches Of the roof, and
other wood work are all neat and tasty. The
new place Of worship viii be dedicated on
Sunday, june I'D. the Right Rev. Bishop
Vail, Of this diocese, oficiafing. We con-
graduate the Rev. Mr.. Cotton and his charge
upon the success Of their building enterprise