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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-13
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATy
WASHINGTON, June u.

WASHINGTON, June l..
Mr.. Beck offered an ameniment, in
the nature of a substitute, for the legls-
lative, executive and judicial approprla-
ton bill. The substitute does not
change the amount appropriated, but is
intended 10 improve the .Orm G, the
BILL Ordered to be printed and referred
to the Committee on Appropriations.
Mr.. Wallace. from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported, with amend
ment, House bill making appropriations
for certain judicial expenses, and said
he would call il up for action to-day.
The bill continuing General Shields
pension OF one hundred dollars per
month to his widow and children was
taken up.
An amendment by Mr.. Dawes grant
ing a pension OF fifty dollars month 10
Mrs. Fletcher Webster, was adopted.
Mr.. Logan supported the bill, and
warmly eulogized his late friend Gen.
Shields.
The bill finally passed with an amend
mcnt increasing Mrs. Webster's pension
to one hundred dollars month.
The resolution offered by Mr. Dayard,
ordering printed for the use OF the Com
mittee on Military Affairs the papers
and proceedings in the original Fitz
John Porter case, was adopted.
Mr.. Blaine called up the Mcdonald
bill, and replied to Mr.. Hills speech OF
Yesterday.
When the army appropriation bill
was received from the House Mr.
Withers moved TO refer the bill to the
Committee on Appropriations.
Mr. Conklin objected to the bill being
read more than once to-day. 1t accord
inglv went over till tomorrow without
reference. -
The Mississippi improvement bill was
taken up but without action thereon.
The Senate then went into an cXecu-
tive session.
When the doors were reopened the
Senate adjourned.
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Lon Harris Talks.


Columbus Correspondence Of Cincinnati En-
quircr of yesterday.
Colonel Len Harris came in from
Washington tonight and is stopping at
the Neil House. He leaves for Cincin-
natl in the morning. He states that a
meeting OF the Democratic State Execu-
tive Committee will probably be called
here next week, and that Senator Irvine
DUNCAN, of Jackson, will in all proba-
bilitv be made Chairman OF il. The
Craftsmanship OF the State Central Com
mittec is still in doubt. The views at
trhuted Ia Colonel Harris by Washing
ton coTcspondents on this subject,
this morning, are entirely unauthor-
lied. The choice seems 10 lay between
Frank Mckinney and John g. Thomp-
son for the Craftsmanship of the Central
Committee. COloue, Harris says that
General Ewing gave no intimation to
him that he would be here the latter
part Of this week, hut Seitz, OF ancas-
ter, who is in the confidence OF Ewing,
has intelligence 10 that effect.
Colonel Harris further SAYS that there
is perfect harmony among the members
of the Democratic Ohio delegation and
the leaders at Washington. and that
there is a desire TO work together 50 as
to secure a victory in the coming cam
pai.n. The belief is very general there
that the Democrats will be successful in
the fight.
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Secretary McCrary's Nomination.

WAsHINGToN, June l2.-The Senate
Judiciary Committee has relerredtO a
subcommittee, consisting OF Messrs.
Garland, Bayard, Conkling and Car
penter, an important question raised
in regard to Secretary McCrary's noml-
nation for the circuit judgeship which
is to be vacated by Judge Dillon, next
September. The novel question is
whether a nomination can constitution
ally be confirmed 10 fila vacancy not
vet created, if at the same time it be
stipulated that the person so nominated
is to continue to occupy another Office
until the position to which he is pros
pectively appointed shall have become
vacant by resignation or otherwise.
The committee defer action on Secre-.
tiry McCrary's nomination until after
they pass upon this general question.
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Violent Storm.

BoRCENrowN, y. j., June IA ter
rihc storm passed over here this even
ing Rain fell in torrents, accompanied
bv wind and hml. Trees were up
rooted. roofs carried away and several
buildings blown down. A mile below
here the storm was not felt.
TRENTON, y. j., June IA violent
storm, accompanied by hail, passed over
this city at $50 p. NJ, uprooting trees
and doing considerable damage. a
washout occurred on the Pennsylvania
railroad, delaying trains for while.
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PRODUCE
New York.

NEW York, June l2.-Cotton -Qyict
at l2l@l3c. Flour-ln fair demand; (;
receipts $1,000 barrels; superiinc state
and western - 1908 -; common to
good extra S3 90CGI 90; good to choice
s. 05d4 80; white wheat extra ~ j5la
} %; extra OHIO - 0OMG 90; ~.
Louis S3 0OtdG %; Minnesota patent
S6 OOG7 10. Wheat Without decided
change; receipts 10000 bushels; re-
jected spring 73!@743c; No. 1 do. sic;
No. 3 do. 81 lG04lc; No. 2 do. 81 OiBGD
l O6; ungraded do 9OcdSl 02; ungradcd
winter red 81 l0@l IS; No. ) do. 81 II;
No. 2 do. II lSGtl IS No. | do II lSi;
No. . amber 81 l5Cl l6t mixed winter
81 lot; No. , white 81 li(g ! Ia; No. |
do, sales 10000 bushels atsl lGi@l IL;
extra do, sales 5000 bushels at Il is.
Rve-Quict but steady; No. > western
GlG6lIc. Barley-Dull. Malt--Stcady.
Coma shade lower; receipts 5000
bushels; ungraded 40G iic; No. 3 ilc;
steamer yellow 43tGgi3lc; No . i3!G
44c; old do. iic; round yellow BE; yel-
low western 45ic; No. 2 white sole
white western 4Gc Oats-Fasier; re-
ceipts 1900 bushels; No. 3 3S!c; No. 3
white sole; No. . I0G40Ic; do. white
4OJGy4lc; No. ! DO. 40l@Ilc; do white
5}d43Jc: mixed western 3Sl6I0c; white
western 4l@43ic. Hay-Dul and un-
changed Hops-Firn and unchanged.
Coffee-Quict Sugar-Steady; more
active; fair 10 good refining 6lra7 1-l6.
Nlolasses - Steady. Rice Nominally
unchanged. Petroieum-Dulland heavy;
United G5c; crude Tic; refined 7.c. Tai
low-Quiet but steady at 5@6c. ROsin
Dull and unchanged. Turpentinc--
Quiet at 26G26Ic Eggs-Dull; western
l0dl3c. Pork Strong; old mess - 20
az 40: new mess $40 -. Beef-Quiet
but steady. Cut Meats-Firm; long
clear middlcs - 05s5 10; short clear do
- 25. Iard- Demand active; prime
steam 60 4OGG i2l. Butter NOminally
unchanged. Cheese-C nsettled; west
ern 3I66Ic. Whisky-Pirin at sl OH.
Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE. June l2.-FlOur-Quict
and weak. Wheat-Dull; opened at q
decline Of tc and closed steady; No. J
Milwaukee hard Il 0j4 No. ] Mllwau-
kcc, none here; No. Milwaukee W.c;
seller June 99!c; seller July Dt seller
August 9iIc; No. 3 DO. site; No. I do.
.75ic; rejected Gl4c. Cnrn-Steady and
firm; No. 3Gtc. Osts-Steady; No 2,
34!c. Rye-Nominally unchanged; No.
SIC. Barlcy-Quiet and unchanged; ;
No. 2 spring G2!c. Provisions Firm
and higher. Mess Pork - Quiet at
50 so cash. Iard--Primc steam - 20.
Live Hogs-Firmer at g COOS -.
Cincinnati.
CNCISSATI, June l2.-COttOn- -Qnirt;
middlings l6ic Flour-Quiet and finn.
Wheat--StrOng and scarce; red and am
Der 81 l0Ggl - COrn--lmproyed de-
mand and firmer; No. . $50 30c. Oats
Dull at 3Gld &c Rye-Demand az
tive and strong. Barley-Dull and nom
inal Pork-IIeld higher; jObbing sales
at $40 -. Iard-ln good inquiry; cur
rent make 81 ljls6 20. Dry Salt Meats
Strong and higher at - coos 7jhe
( g5G15 %. BacOn-In good demand
and strong at - l2l5 37.G5 G2!.
Whisky-Steady at 81 W.
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ments 5000 head. Market dull and
slow; exports 5(9l0c lower at 81 600
5 90; medium shipping steady at a 80
(d-4 so; stockers and feeders quiet and
unchanged at = 50G4 90; butchers a
shade lower; cows - Oo(92 20; bulls
- SOFAS 50; oxen 81 40CdS 20; calves
$ 25(S)4 %; Texans at 3 00CG,3 so.
Sheep-Receipts 700 head; shipments
600 head; selling at - 1906 70.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, June l2.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts to-day 673 head of through and
no local. Total for three days l,l70
head OF through and 22l head Of local.
Nothing for sale.
Hogs-Receipts to-day PCS head; to-
tai for three days 2,S95 head; Workers
- 75td3 So; Philadelphias 3 90(G+ 90.
Sheep-Receipts to-day 1900 head;
total for three days 5000 head; selling
firm at yesterdays prices, 81 500 4 30 for
fair to extra.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, June l2.-liogs-Actiye
and firm: common e. 1908 25; light
- 4O,RS ~; heavy - 6oG3 80; select
- S0Cf3 ~.
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Railway Project.

TORONTO, June l2.-lt il understood
that the Great Western Railway Com
pany Of Canada has entered into a con-
tract with the Wabash and Grand Trunk
Railroad Company, ior the construction
OF new line OF railroad between the
Detroit and Toledo railroad, and that
there is fair prospect OF the two great
Canadian roads uniting in procuring a
new line % Chicago
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CrNcISNATr, June l2.-Quite exten-
sive preparations have been made by
the newspaper fraternity, in cOnjunc-
ton with the city authorities, TO enter
tain the Ohio Editorial Association at
their annual meeting, which will be
held here June 18th. After session Of
two days, the Association will leave for
the far West, stopping over Sunday in
II. Louis.
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Horrible Murder.

CENTRALIA, Ill, June IA horrible
murder wac committed at Central City,
near here this afternoon, in which Oliver
Sails was shot and killed by Richard
Brown, a brOther-in-law. A long stand.
ing family difficulty was the cause.
Sails threatened 10 whip Brown and
Brown went 10 his house, got a gun
and returning shot Sails in the breast,
killing him almost instantly. Brown is
in i'll
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IYin' in the WAY.

ANNttlAAA : A-a4AAAANt'
\ New Jersey paper suggests that the
moment of General Grants arrival at
san Francisco shall be telegraphed i'm
mediateiy all over the country, and
that a simultaneous salute b. fired in
every city and town in the land. John
Sherman, in anticipation Of such per-
iormance, has laid in a supply OF ear
cotton. Grant Is Sherman lion in the
Way
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-13

GARRISON, y. Y. June IA severe
thunder storm interrupted the graduat-
i'm. exercises at West Point, this morn
ing, compelling the CARRYING ont Of the
programme in the chapel, which was
thruuged. Addresses We're made by
Noah Porter. Secretary McCrary, Gen.
sherman, Chief Justice Waite aud
NIaior-General PoDe. Gen. Scofeld
awarded the diplomas and the Chaplain
pronounced the benediction. Gen.
sherman attended the alumni dinner
this afternoon, and with the Secretary OF
War and others left for New York at D
o'clock this evening,
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Weaiher Indication.

WAsHINGToS, June -, IA. h-FOr
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. higher
pressure, winds mostly from north Ia
east, cooler, clear or partly cloudy
weather and possibly followed IN the
western portions by light rains.
For the Upper Lake Region, rising.
followed in the western portion by ial!-
ing barometer cooler northerly winds,
vecring 30 easterly, and clear or partly
clouly weather
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Illinois Crop Reports.

SPRISGFIELD, June l2.-The June re-
port Of the condition Oi the corn crop Oi
the State, published by the State Board
Of Agriculture to-day, shows an in
creased acreage Of about 100000 and the
average condition OF the crop about
fifteen per cent. more favorable than
last wear at this time.
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The Railroad War.

DgNyRR, Cot, June l2.-The excite
incnt attending the service of the in
junction. yesterday morning, and IN az
cordancc With which the AtchisOn, To
pcka and Santa Fc Railroad Company y
was arrested, and the Denver and RIO
Grande Company resumed possession
Of its constructed railroad, has subsidized
and quiet il reported along the entire
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Rank Omcers hrrested.

ALLExTuwS, Pa, June l2.-Charles
o. Sinner, cashier, and y. Sinner, as
sistant cashier and book keeper Of the
Millerstown Savings Bank at Macunge,
have been arrested, charged with en-
bezzling between eleven and twelve
thousand dollars Of the funds Of that in
stitutiOn.
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Base Bail

WoRcFsTpR, June -. - Albanys o,
Worccsters a.
SYRAsusE. June l2.-BuilalOs ., stars
3.
BosroN, June l2.-BostOns !, Cleye-
lands q.
IIoLYOKE, June 2.---IIOlyokes l3, Ma
tiOnals S---tcn innings.
Troy, June l2---Chicagos ~, Troys ,.
PRovDENCE, Sunc l2.---'iame between
the Cincinnati aud Providence clubs
postponed ill tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-13

NOTHING has ever been discovered 10
equal DR.. c.. McIAne's Celebrated Yer
mifuge for riding the human constitu-
ton OF worms. II never fails-is simple
and very inexpensive. Every druggist
keeps it, but see the name of Fleming
Bros, Pittsburgh" on the wrapper, or
YOU are being deceived.
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Treasury Order.

wAsHIS0roN, June l2.-The Treasu-
~ Department directs the Collectors, ia
order that the Department may have
more specific information Of the quantr
ties imported Of various silver coins, 10
require importers 10 designate in the
entries what portion is in trade dollars,
what portion in fractional coin and what
portion in foreign coin.
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Pardon. by Emperor william.

BEHiIS, June l2.--The PrOrinoLd OR
reI,Jn,i,nc, states that more than coo
pardons have already been granted by
ihe Emperor in celebration ofhis golden
welding, principally 20 persons impris-
oned Tor 0ffena-s against himself. It's
believed that 40 more will be- granted
almost Immediately.
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Walking Maicf

CHICAGO, June IA seventy fve
hour walking match, to begin within
thirty days, for 5000 4 side, was ar
ranged to-day between OLea'y and
Grassland. The match between O'Leary
and Guyon has fallen through, OLeary
being unwilling TO walk before October.
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Fallin Passenger Rates.

CHICAGO, June f12.-Passenger rates
from Missouri river points, have owing
10 the fight between the roads fallen from
Sl5 TO 30 cents. The rates from Chicago
and 81. Louis 10 Missouri river points
are however at full figure.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Ono Man Killed.

CmrNCO. Junrl2-A serious collision
occurred ON the Lake Shore and MichI-
san Southern railroad carly this morn
ing. at Thirty-fr,t and Clark streets,
between freight trains, in which James
shannon, engineer, was killed. Several
cars were demolished and one engine
wrecked The loss to property = con-
siderable.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
Money Easy at 3 TO 4 PEI Cent-GOv-
ernments Quiet-Flour in Fair
Demand-Wheat Quet-Hogs
Active and Firm.
FIN ANCE.


New YORK, June l2.-MoNEY-
Easy SG4 per cent Prime mercan-
tile paper 4'd5 per cent. Sterling ex-
change, bankers bills weak At 49, sight
exchange on New York 4S9l.
SILvER-At London 5ltd; bar silver
here ll3k; subsidiary silver coin I
per cent. discount.
iOvERNMENTs-Quiet, except new is
which are active and firm.
L. ;. Coupons
New FOur-and-one .........lOJ
Currency sixes.....
RAILROAD BOSDS-7Strong.
STATE BoNDs-Dull.
SToCK-The market is fairly active
but speculation was irregular in tone
in the early dealings. Telegraph shares
were weak, Western Union declined from
ll5 10 ll4t, and Atlantic Il Pacific from
40t to 3SA, the former subsequently re-
covering to ll4I and the latter 10 80
Granger shares were notlceably strong
and advanced tG{ on the days trans
actions. Coal stocks were were well
held and advanced t9!, except Morris
and Essex, which fell of /.
The trunk line shares were active
and firm and showed improvement
of t64 per cent. Union Pacific was
prominent in the transactions, and ad-
vanced from 7Gi to 7Ss, while Kansas
Pacific sold up from 81 10 5Gl. NJ the
close, the market was firm, except Tor
Rhode Island and s. Louis, Kansas
City and Northern, which were triiic
lower. The transactions aggregated
$4,000 shares, of which 5000 were
Erie. 1000 Lake Shore, 2,4OO Wabash,
1900 Northwestern common, 600
preferred, $4,000 st. Paul common, a.
600 preferred, 1900 Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, 1000 New Jcrsy
Central, 10000 Union Pacific, 1000 St
Joe. 1000 Western Union, 1000 Pacific
Mail, 1900 Michigan Central, 1000
Kansas and Texas, 1000 Kansas City
and Northern, aud 900 Kansas Pacific
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TERRIFIC Cyclone.

AUOTsrA, Ga, June IA cyclone
passed over sandersyille, Co, to-day.
The Catholic Church and many trees
were blown down. and the fencing and
crops sustained considerable damage.
No lives lost. o..
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK. June l2.-Dry Goods
Business less active with commission
houses. but the tone of the market is
very strong. Cottoa goods moved freely
on former orders. but new business
light. Prints and ginghams quiet aud
steady. Lawns in good request. Mems
wear wOolcns in moderate demand. and
blankets and rcpelants fairly active.
Foreign goods dull.
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LIVE STOCK.
N ew York.

New York, June I2.-Beeves-Ke-
ceipts 100 head. Not enough business
10 make a market. The tone is un-
changed and the nominal range was -
EylOc for medium 10 strictly prime.
Sheep Receipts 5000 head. Trade
was brisk and market firmer and prices
shade higher Sheep - OOla5 81
western lambs - O0lG7 90.
Receipts 800 head. Market
firmer for both live and dressed at g 20
@,4 10 per 100 pounds alive and 8 W
dressed.
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followed the lead OF their Advisory
Committee, and started retreat in good
order by voting tor the passage of the
Democratic Army Bill, restrictions and
oil
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A Concord, n. H., dispatch says the
Democratic caucus nominated Harry
Bingham for United States Senator, and
the Republicans nominated Blair.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE Dr0uas Jour
nal reports hog receipts 1900 head /;
shipments 400 head. Packers active; !;
shippino quiet. Market opened strong
and ru e1 active at 5fal0c higher: mixed
pack ling 9 70'G3 s5; light 3 75ta3 80;
choice heavy - S5tg4 %; closed steady
and II sold.
Cattle-Receipts 400 head; ship
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-06-13

DEATH JAMES ID. FAY.
Maddeneh by strong Drink. he shoots
Himself Through the Head v ith
a pi toi while sitting In
saloon 1T Empire City.

The startling news reached this city
Saturday evening that Mr.. James ID
Fay. gentleman whose name has been
So prominently identified with the poll
l,ics of Oregon for the past ten years.
had esmmattsd suicide a, Empire Cny,
in Coos county, on Friday Many
we're iuclined To doubt. the trath Of tta
report, until dispatch was received
here which confirmed the sad intelli
eence.
Under date Of May 30'h. the Dong
las eauoty Iadepeadam received tl'e
following j spa'eh ir,m Empire ClfI
furnishing the particulars;
The people OF this place were Startled
this morning by the report ths, Jame'
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-06-13

chief of tho enat,hjes; Kuhknhtask
also chief of the wenachies; Kohloh
sask, chief of the Mathoms: Yohcum
takii, chief of the Nespnlums, a1t
Watasass. halt hrnt her of Mnres.t
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-06-13

the officers Of his coa,uana we are ia
debted ter courtesies. We would like
to mention each but space frhids.
As the main object Of the trip has
been accomplished hero we shall not
proceed further, as nothing Of general
interest is likely to occur beyond this
place.
Among prominent Indians present
we for ,ot the name Of Keowitan, hall
brother Of Moses He isa brave aud il
peaceab!e towards the whites.
bunch GRASS.
+. s. IT yor can pronounce all the
above Indian names just publish die
tionary. B. G.
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