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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-13
BELLAIRE.
Big Boom Tonight - Randall
and Fireworks 49, Burglary
Piatt-Radicals on the Ramp
age-Thc Newcastle Tragedy.

The new Catholic school house, a
neat well-arranged building that does
credit to our Catholic citizens, is COM
pleted, and school will be opened in it
next Monday, the Goth instant.
Two cases of plain drunk are booked
for tomorrow morning, at Mayor Cas-
sells court.
The warm weather is affecting the
church attendance Our ministers are
all back from their usual vacation, and
bring with their short respite new life
and energy, yet the attendance at church
the last two weeks is not quite so large
as when the weather was cooler.
Preparations are already being made
for a big time tonight in Democratic
circles. Hon. Samuel Randall, Speaker
OF the House of Representatives, whose
prominence as a leader and an able
speaker, will draw out everybody, is the
orator. We expect to enthuse through
illumination as well as attend the speak
ing, and anticipate big time. This is
the last boom until Ewing is elected,
and the square will probably be crowded
with people. Our Democratic friends
from the country should come in az
mISSe.
Friday night the millinery establish
ment Of Mrs. Joseph Grafton was en-
tered. and a large quantity OF valu-
able ribbons, laces. &c, stolen. The
burglars effected an entrance by forcing
rear window. No clue was left by
which TO detect the guilty parties.
Dom Piatt, the famous editor OF the
Washington Capital occupied the Demo
cratic stand Saturday night. About 500
people listened to him with rapt atten-
ton and remarkable good order. He
spoke about iorty-fve minutes, and
thouAh his speech was listened to with
eagerness, but little enthusiasm was
manifested. Piatt stopped at the Globe
Hotel, andlpany OF our people made his
acQuaintance He is fine looking man,
and possessed pleasant and social quail
ties that leave pleasant remembrances
with all who meet him. He is an ultra
Greenbacker, and therefore handled
without gloves both the Demo
cratic and Republican parties.
He will speak at Zenasville and Co
Stockton, to-day. An amusing episode
occurred when tine committee here
agreed to settle his bill, as all good COM
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PEDESTRIAN.
THE END OF THE GREAT WALK,
Murphy Wins the 0Leary Belt, Scoring
sos Miles-Scenes and Incidents
During the Last Hours
Of the Contest.

New YORK, October 1.-THE pedes
trian match for the possession OF the
!O'Leary belt, and $1,000, is practically
decided. A large crowd of people re-
mained in the Madison Square garden
throughout the night.
II such thing is possible the scenes
and conditions tonight at the close oi
the match for the O'Leary belt exceed
those witnessed and existing at the ter
mination of the recent contest for the
Ashley belt. The greatest enthusiasm
was caused at about $50 O'Clock, when
O'Leary strobe beside little BriOdy, and
great laughter and clapping of hands
succeeded as Dan was obliged TO run TO
keep up with the lilliput Murphy went
to his room at S:37 p. NJ, having made 505
miles and one lap to his credit. At S:+5
he reappeared wearing the o. Weary belt
and rolling before him his Haverstraw
wheelbarrow well filled with bricks. The
shout that went up was unparalleled
even i'm that peculiar garden. Mahoney,
Dlg, Soliu IMAM, NdlhCNA bNlilllu biiS IVY
and his barrow bearing the American
flag. In this wap two laps were made,
the band playing, men cheering and
throwing up their hats, and women tos-
sing flowers upon the barrow and waiv-
ing handkerchieis TO the boy. Murphy
then retired, and a little before nine
o'clock was taken quietly from the
building to a hotel, where he had bath
and then received the crowds that
poured in upon him.
The official score is: Allen, 4j2;
Broidy, 475; Curran, $50; Faber, 1873;
Mckee, SO2; Mahony, 467; Murphy,
sos; Pierce, 3O3; Russell, 4j2; Walker,
$50; Howard, 500. Howard ran all Of
his 5OOth mile. The people had begun
to leave the garden soon after it became
known that Murphy had retired and by
the time Howard finished his 500th
miles there were few TO retire. No one
expects that the American pedestrian
will go to London to capture the Ashley
bplt
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THE FEVER.
Nineteen New Cases Saturday
and SUNDAY.

MEMPHIS, October II, 10 A Mo
new cases Four deaths have ocrurrrd
since last night, Clark Williamson, col
ored, Sam John, Chinaman, James Brit
ton, and Jake Kantrowiih. Weather
very warm.
MKNrnis, October ll.-Twclyc cascs
were reported to the Board Of Health
to-day, four of whom were co,0rei.
Total cases reported Tor The week ~
white so, colored -, total 10 date ,i2l
Total deaths from yellow fever for the
week 22; total 10 date i2j. Tie How
arIs received Sjl to-day. They have
l07 nurses on duty, attending GS white
and - colorcd families.
This afternoon Judge Eldridgc, acting
chancellor, dissolved thc injunction
lately granted by Special Judge Gallo
way against the State Board of Health
for want Of equity ON the face Ol the
bill.
Sundays Record
MEAnns, October r. Seven casrs.
two Of which were colorod, were re-
ported to-day.
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FOREIGN.
AFGHANI ISTAN.
Advance OF the British.

SrMLA, October II, 1910 A. M-Gcn.
eral Cough will be re-established at jail
lallabad by Monday. Col. Jenkins will
push forward to Gundawick with his
detachment, in oricr 30 establish com
munications with Sir Frank Roberts.
The difficulties OF transportation have
been overcome, and the troops OF all
arms are moving forward from all the
columns to the support Of General
Roberts.
LONDON, October IA telegram from
Simla, yesterday, said General Hughes
had halted fourteen miles beyond khc-
lat-i-Ghilzai because the country was
bare Of supplies.
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Prominent Politician KILLED.

MILwAUEEE, October -. - Judge
Henry Hayden, of Wood county court,
a politician well-known throughout the
State, and candidate for AttOrney-Gen-
eral on the Greenback ticket two years
ago, was shot and killed at Centraha,
Wisconsin, last THURSDAY, by W. II.
Cochran, cashier of the First National
Bank. The affair grew out of an al
legged intimacy ON the part OF Hayden
with COchran's wife.
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GEORGIA OUTLAWS.
DepredatIons by "The Tigers"


NEW YORK, October 1.-THE Hlr0ids
Atlanta specials saws. The Judge OF
Baldwin county AMI a delegation OF citl-
zens reached here this morning to ask
the Governor for military force to sup
press the Georgia Tigers desperate
organization, who were fully described
in the columns Of the Hruld q year ago.
They hold possession OF hall the comfy
AMI defy arrest. They killed two men
TUESDAY and burned several houses.
They have killed in the past three years
twenty men and women, mostly ne
Oroes. The Governor sent one othis stat
AMI number of detectives down, and
will send military, ifneedcd. Members
of the Legislature in the adjoining coun-
ties have been telegraphed Tor by their
families and have gone home. The
feelin, is intense. The scene ofthe dis
orier is only one days ride from this
CITY.
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ENGLAND.
shipments of1r United state,

shipments of 1r n TO United states
LoNDos, October ll.-During the week
over 5000 tons OF iron has been shippe,i
from River Ties to the United States.
The shipments have hitherto consisted
almost exclusively oi pig iron, but jOO
tons Of puddlcrs bars are included The
orders now executing amount to 5000
tons of pig iron; there nrc also three
orders for puddlcd bars and manriar-
tured iron and others ior scrip iron and
steel. The recent rise in prices checked
orlers for time, but inquires are now
renewed and additional American or.
dcrs are expected.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEw YORK. October ll.-Dry Gools-
There is an improved underwear aud
cotton goods market aud convericrs ap
operating more freely in some makes.
Prints remain quiet in first hands; ging-
hams and cotton dress goods sluggish
clothiers are placing liberal orders for
light weight cassimeres, cheviots and
worsted coatings and prices are firm At a
slight advance on last years quotations.
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ruonther Indications.

W,smxaToN, ID. c., October Is, A.
N-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
clear or partly cloudy weather, winds
mostly from east to SOUTH stationary
temperature and higher followed by
lower barometer.
For the Lower Lake region lncreas,
ing cloudiness and possibly occasional
rains, colder north veering To east Winds
and higher barometer.
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Foul Play Suspected.

BUCHllANNON, OCtODtf II.
Correspondence Of the Register.
The death OF VIM. +. Bartlett, which
occurred ON the 9th inst, is enveloped
i'm much mystery. Other and new wit
neSSes have been summoned TO appear
before the corGner's jury tomorrow,
which. il is thought, will developa new
phase of the case. The evidence given
thus iar is not sufficient TO mphcate
any one in the case, but 1t d utterly
impossible to conceive of any position
i'm which the human body can be- placed
that would inhict blows sufficient To
break the occipjtal bone, while falling
heal foremost into a we'll \ coroner's
jury has been sitting four days on this
ease, and more witnesses are yet to be
heard When il shall be- ecOmpleted and
a verdict rendered, ! shall send a COM
plete history of It. REN.
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B. and o. Conductor KILLED.

CUMBERLAND, Mn, October l2.-
Early this morning the boldly OF Con-
ductor Hawkins was found on the track
at Hyndman, Pa, Pittsburgh Division.
B. & o. r. r., frightfully mangled. He
left Connellsyille at $50 p ". on Satur-
day on a coal train. 1t is supposed he
fell between tine cars.
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New York Bank Statement.

New YORE, October ll.-LOans in
crease, 8, ,3S7, 500; specie increase, p
AZ. 200; legal tender decrease, Sl,65j,-
COO; deposits increase, SS59, 800; eircu-
lation increase, Sl47,700; reserve IN
crease, S547, 30. The banks now hold
'SSO7 .675 in excess of legal requirements.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-13

THKRE's no mistake, that one-half the
spasms and cramps in children are the
result of worms, and even adults are
frequently treated under mistake, while
the genuine seat of the disease is worms.
Try "Dr. G. McIAne's Celebrated Nermi-
fuge," taking great care to see Fleming
Bros, Pittsburgh, on the label, and you
will learn great secret.
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THE INDIANS.
All Quiet.

Los PGxos AGENCY, Col, October o.
Employe Brady, who went to White
river with an Indian escort under Chief
SapenarO, has returned. The Indians
obeyed Chief Ouray's order, mentioned
few days ago. AS soon as it was COM
municated they ceased fighting and
moved of. No further trouble antici-
pated unless the soldiers advance.
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Fiteen Thousand Dollars Stolen

NEW YORK. October ll.-Dr. y. c.
MacLean, Of London, arrived in the
CITY with his wife, few days ago, and
took rooms at 81 East Twentieth street.
Last night, during the absence OF the
doctor and his wiie, one OF their trunks
was broken open and fifteen thousand
dollars in Bankoi England notes stolen.
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WOOL
Boston.

BOsroy, October ll.-Wool-Demand
quite active with an upward tendency;
Ohio and Pennsylvania lNdI5c; Mtchi-
gan and Wisconsin 3GtdI2c; combings
and delaines 3sCdi5c; Kentucky comb.
ING 35c.
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Wautsa Recount

SAN Francisco, October l1.-W. y.
Staley, the Workingmen's defeated can
didate for Superintendent Of Streets, has
filed a petition for recount, alleging
misconduct and negligence in counting
the votes.
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RUSSIA.
Nihilist Trials.

Berlin, October 1.-THE great trial
Of Nihilists at ST. Petersburg has been
completed. Wirski, General Drentu's
'assailant, will be hanged, and Weimar,
concerned with Solonoefr, who attempt
cd the life Of the Gar, is TO be- banished
% Siberia.
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D,nhIa poisonino Gao

ST. LOUIs, October l2.-The Tuna
journal has a special from Lebanon, 1t.
Clair, county, H., which says that Mrs.
Alice Danbrough, living about three
miles OF that place, was arrested charged
with poisoning her husband ,Theo. Dan
brough, and his brother, George Dan
brOugh.
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Statue of Josiah Quincy.

BoSroS, October 1.-THE statue OF
Josiah Quincy, second Mayor OF this
city, was unveiled to-day. The exer-
ciSes took place in the Council chamber,
owing 10 the mclement weather.
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, October 1.-THE DTouers'
Journal reports hog receipts l9. 600 head /:
shipments $500 head; receipts for the
week lS5, 900 head. Market dull and l0c
lower; mixed packing s. 25G3 80; choice
heavy s. 60(S3 80; light 50 55C93 -.
Cattle-Receipts 1000 head; ship
ments l,600 head. Market dull and
weaker; shipping s. 25(ai 80; some
good left; butchers 81 50S2 20; stock
ers quiet and unchanged; western quiet
but steady at - 60@2 30; Texans quiet
but steady.
Sheep-Reccipts 1000 head; ship
ments % head. Market nominal; one
lot of good at 81 %.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, October .-IIogs-Quiet;
common - SO,d3 35: light s. I0tGlS %;
packing 3 40@3 90; butchers 81 G5C9
3 IS. Receipts 1855 head; shipments
LOO head.
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ant.
STATE BoNDs-Dull.
SToCKs-The speculation on the stock
exchange was strong and buoyant and
prices rose I! 10 S per cent, the latter
Lafayette, Bloomington and Muncie,
which sold up from AZ to 55. Boston Air
Line preferred was also prominent in
the improvement, advancing from 90 10
So. The general market opened at an
advance OF ! 10 II per cent, which was
followed by a decline OF ! to q per cent.
the latter New Jersey Central. During
the afternoon buoyant tone character
lied the dealings and, under the leader
ship OF the coal shares the trunk lines.
an advance was established, ranging
from ! to 3 per cent. Canada Southern
was very active in the late dealings
on purchases said to he in Van
derbilts interest. Western Union
was notably strong in the late
transactions and advanced per cent.
The entire list was very firm, and closed
at or about the highest quotations OF the
day. The transactions aggregated $685.
600 shares, OF which $1,000 were Erie,
26,0O0 Lake Shore, 81, 900 Northwestern,
$1,000 st. Paul, l3,e00 Wabash, 5000
Lackawanna, 6,000 New Jersey Central,
5000 Delaware and Hudson, 1900
Michigan Central, 5000 Union Pacific,
$500 G., C., G. d l., $4,000. G. x l. O.,
10000 Hannibal and st. Joseph, IL. 900
Ohio and Mississippi, $4,000 Western
Union, {, 400 Pacific Mail, II 900 Kansas
City and Northern, S,400 Kansas and
Texas, 1000 Canada Southern, 2,i00
Louisville and Nashville, 1000 Chesa-
peake and Ohio, $1,000 indianapolis,
Cincinnati and Lafayette, $500 North
ern Pacific, $500 Boston Air Line pre-
ferred, 4,200 Iron Mountain, 400 llli-
nois Central.
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KIRK'S ART STORE |

Fngnyinry
White WOOD Eas. j. aud Framo-
Thrcc-Ply Maple Placque,
All styles silE Velvet ffnmcs.
BEAUTIFUL stmW Goods,
Elegant Swiss Cafyciugs. PAPER WdRhU ink
stands. Dr. Artist and Wax Fl0Wsf Materials
The phcrs will wtOnish yOu Al IKfrIk's
lgb MAIN STREET. ssiDr
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Active at 7 Per Cent.-6overn-
ments Steady-flour Quiet-wheat
Unsettled and feyerish-
Hogs Quiet.
ANCE.

NEw YORK, October ll.-MoSRy -
Active at Z per cent. Prime mercantile
paper sac! per cent. Sterling ex-
change +Sll; sight exchange on New
York 4S3.
SIyER-At London 81 l-l6d; bgr
silver here ll3; subsidiary silver coin
t9l per cent discount.
GovERNMENTs-Stead
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PITTSBURGH, October lI.-Petroleum-
Ouiet; crude at 93,c at Parker's for
immediate shipment; refined .(97ic for
Philadelphia delivery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-20
Nrw work. DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 90 1879

Keller (Nor Melting Baltimore Tobias co; SkeHy'o''
Orr, Craig Havana. J Il ward q Co. r, r.ov
Brigs Favorito Mcdonald 4 John Antigua "a r."w
bridges sons; Eastern star Bogart Ponta-fdre n - 70
bridge, sons; Knla Petersen Belize hond WIN 'cA " ~
Eliza tBr) smith Liverpool. ! w Parker & co, sr,ar
Prescott ,r. Glass. 50 John' - ~ lie
Bros; Southern frl. Patterson, Shure ~ min
walk Iimesburgh orr. Day. Vile, ~ Ssan . 70
Robert Drapef Nicholson Cape Hayden, Jas o. w
J ID Robinson Glover GEORGETOWN. Dem Leaycrat q 20
DISASTER.
LoSpoS Nov l9-Bark Dagny Nor capt fTe Ye,obor 81
YORK which arrived at Stables GOl0Ines NO'eo0l "
has aground and filed.
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Nov TO- Arr st Nazaire the 10th inst SUI IVA
WaWarRG Nov 10 Arr str Herder. from New YORK
fIvTRPOOI. 10 Arr at Queenstown INC ~" '' Wv
midnightt arr Fpvpt from y CIV. YORK for this port
IoSDoy Nov leSalled 81 inst. Gracosa lin Inst hbei
Cant dmdahil; 10th John Mann, J0nann hcpe rsu
line q apt klingen perg Osmi Dubroyacki queen OF
the latter MOac india Capt Pattcnl I'm ihst -
for Now York; Un0 Parepa, Fenu-i ism INST rrY,
Philadelphia: Indiana. Lahd-eer noth or
Kenfis Tar for New.Oreans SOlveig Devet" Dubro'ack
Young Eagle, Transit 18th INST toke - -
Arr 4th inst Mida. Pachc 10th INST Irapano Super u
nth inst Alias Bathasar. NOrd, Emma d. scum
Suez Cant peefson TrOas Arf9c-ud Ism INST trhg'nu
rock fernhard COnsfantia Francesca Cashmere loe
Welt Arnere Giovanni. W VI Clements Parehli inc stle
nj Falmouth; Loe stewart of PoTtsrd lHth INST fnA
OH Dover Davis. 1TeOce Alexandrh Argonaut SaR'
Brcmcr Martha Cant Zachaassenl Aslia capt Chia
yellO, the latter has grounded.
fFor Later SHIP Ners. ann see run PIgel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-20
EMBARRASSED IN BUSINESS.

The failure of Walker Brothers g. Co., of
Memphis dry goods, who have offices at No. So
whte-s this city, and ut No. i04 Archst. Phladcl-
pha announced. They have been In business twenty
five years, and also manufactured clothing in Phla-
delphia, their senior partner resides, until few
years ago. During the fever they removed to ST. Louis,
and returned to Memphis when The plague ceased.
Their losses OF the fever CEASED their failure
They had capital OF 100000. and there five
partners In the firm. The liabilities 100000 Of
which SS1 900 are preferred. Among the New-YOrk
creditors reported Victor Achels Harding Colby
& Co. Lawrence, Taylor & Co., W. L. strong X Co..
James Talcot Noyes, Smith q Co.. l.. DIeyfus & Co.,
George G. Richardson * Co. aud Joy, Langdon & Co.
Information OF tine suspension OF A. Reed & sons,
wholesale dealers pianos and organs IN Chicago
reported 10y Dun, Barlow Co. yesterday. The abIli-
ties are reported $4,000 and nominal assets
Sl67. 900. Among the Eastern creditors Wilcox *
White Organ Company. S21 900; j. L. Hale, $4,000;
Clickcrlng & sons. $1,000; uaines Brothers. So 900
The firm composed of AlansOn Reed. Aiaigs0n H.
Reed jr., and John ". Reed who have been business
many years and were generally considered wealthy
They largely Interested real estate, block
costing 81 000 and their embarrassment is mainly
The depreciation In their real estate An arrange
menl will probably be made with the creditors to
tnue the business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-20
LOTTERY DEALERS LETTERS.

Postmaster James yesterday received a letter
from ex-Judge Dtenhoefcr, counsel for Max Berger,
the lottery dealer doing business under the firm
name of Wachsman d Co.. asking him TO deliver to
his client certain letters which have arrived from
Europe addressed to him. The letter also asks that
the important constitutional questions involved be
brought to n speedy hearing and decision in the
courts The letter also says: No fault Is found
with the gentlemen who are engaged I'm the laud-
able work of suppressing the dissemination OF M
proper matter but no end. however proper, can be
held to justify the use of improper means; and a
rule or law that strikes down all he safeguards of
private correspondence and the first principles OF
republican government must be deemed I'M
proper" Postmaster James replied that he had no
power to modify the order of the Postmaster Cen
referred the communication to the Postmaster-G Gen
eral for his information.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-20
A JAIL BREAKER RECAPTURED.

PAUL sTURGTs BACK IN LUDLOW sTEFET JAIL
CAUGHT IL HIS wIFE's ROOM.
Paul Sturgs, alias James Kelly. one OF the five
convicts who escaped from the Ludlow Street Jail
November /, was rccaptured last evening. De
tective William Adams. of the Fourteenth Precinct.
recently learned that the prisoners wife was living
ut No. lis Muberry-st. In company with Keeper
McKenna, of the jail, the officer last evening
reached the roof Of No. lis Mulbcrry-st. from
the roofs Of adjoining buildings, and crepi
through the scu;tle. Sturgis and his wife were
in rear room on the top floor, and he was
i'm his night clothes ready to step INTO bed when De-
tectivc Adams suddenly entered the room. Sturgis
submitted quietly to arrest, and at the Mulberry
Street Station SAID his name was George Johnson.
After he had been fully identified he WAS taken
back to the jail.
Sturgis is believed to have planned the escape,
which through two sets of IRON bars and over
high fence. 1t was he, who. in October, donned the
disguise of an old man brought to him by his wife.
and IN which he nearly passed the guard at the door
of the jail. Since his escape StuTgs had grown
full beard,