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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-23

Ellis, who is here today, and who has
been stumping IN Virginia, feels more
than hopeful that the Electoral vote
will be given to Hancock and English.
He estimates that the total vote will
reach 250, GOO, of which the Republicans
will ge; 100000, provided a full vote is
cast. This, however. he does not APP
prehend. for the reason that one-fourth
at least of the colored vote which goes
to make up the aggregate of 100000 will
be debarred by reason OF the failure to
pay the capitation tax. Oi Malone,
Ellis says he is born leader-not bur
dened with a surieit oi brains, but is as
grcssive, and for this reason has a follow
ing who believe in hero worship. AS
to the Malone Electoral ticket, Ellis
thinks the ticket cannot possibly poll
forty thousand votes, and that the reg
ular ticket will undoubtedly receive be-
tween ninety thousand and one hund.
red thousand votes. He says he found
great numbers OF Readjusters who were
for the regular ticket, and changes OF
votes from the 7th OF July Tor Mahone)
to the regular ticket are OF daily occur
renee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-23

The Massachusetts Greenbackers Meet in
State Convention and n ominate State
TIcse:, Headed by Gen II. b. Sargent
for Governor.
WORCESTER, September %. The
Grrrnback Convention met to-day, with
four hundred delegates present, among
whom was one woman. Z. A. Howe
was chosen temporary president, and
the various committees were appointed.
The Committee on Permanent Organ
izltion reported for president Charles
IL. Litchman.
p. G'Neil Larkin, OF Boston, opposed
LiiChman's taking n place on the plat
form. because last year he (Litchman)
had attempted To prevent the nomlna-
ton Oi Wendell Phillips for Lieutenant
Governor.
Mr.. Braphy said Litchman was not
worthy to occupy the chairmanship, be-
cause he thought it inexpedient to abOl'
ish the contract system IN penal lnstltu-
tiOns.
M.. Marble and Moses Hall warmly
defended Litchman, saying that he was
a Greenbacker long before some OF those
opposing him to-day.
several other delegates advocated the
cause of Litchmau, and the report oi
the committee was accepted with cOnsid-
erabe opposition, and Il committee was
appointed TO conduc; Litchman TO the
chair. He was received with cheers
mingled with Kisses, and addressed the
convention az some length. lie defend
ed himself against aspersions made and
then spoke of Gen. Butler, whom he
would support next year for Green
back candidate for Governor, notwith-
standing his present lapse into the De
mOcraCy.
This staten sut was vigorously cheered
and hissed. the speakers friend and Op'
ponents vieing with each other in their
demonstrations.
He said further that he was in favor
of universal suffrage without regard to
aye, color or sex.
Musion, of Boston, in referring to the
soldiers vote said: Moth yithslandiHg
so much had been said about Democratic
and Republican veterans. he wanted II
understood that there were also Weaver
battaEons. He nominated for Cover
nora soldier who had never deserted
his comrades. General Horace Binney
Sargent. lie did not want any Fusion
i'm this matter as it would put us in the
same dilemma a. were the Grcenback-
ers in Maine. Let us have no trading.
Let US have long pull, Il strong pull
and pull altogether, ior our tried and
true standard bearer.
General Sargent was nominated by
acclamation aud a committee appointed
to complete the State ticket.
A recess was then taken until +. NJ,
WORCESTER, September 22.-The re.
n,inJ.r oi the ticket was nominated
as follows: Lieut.. Governor, George
Datton; Secretary OF State, JOhnathan
Arnold; Treasurer, Milton +. Whitney;
Auditor, Charles T. Warner; Attorney
General, John NJ. Raymond; Electors
at large, II. B. Rowley and Eugene j.
EInbarfy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-23
CAMPAIGN LIPERATURE.
The Gooi Work Being Done BY the
Democratin ConEressioral Committee.

The Gooi Work Being Done BY the
Democrats Congressional Committee.
WASHINGTON, September 22,-The
Democratic Congressional Committee is
now sending out tons of documents
daily. Among the more important doc
uments circulated are the speeches of
Joseph Pulitzer, in German, delivered
at indianapolis; the speech OF General
Ewing on the Army Bill, made in the
House on April 18th; Ex-senator Trum'
bulls speech at Belleville, ILL.,; Senator
Bayard's speech on the Deputy Mar
shal's Bill, aud Senator Davis report on
Treasury bankruptcy. There is also
being circulated list OF the men wide
the circular) Hayes had paid who made
him President; the report OF Senator
Wallace on the New England election
frauds; a pamphlet showing extraya-
gance in the expenses OF the White
House; extracts from recent speech
delivered by Ex Governor Hendricks at
Indianapolis; a list OF small steals helped
along by Garfield; Buffers Faneuil Hall
speech; and copies of HGrpsr's Weekly oi
March 10, 1878, which has a cartoon oi
Mast showing Columbia in the attitude
OF denouncing all the public servants
who had anything to do with the Credit
Mobilier scandal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-23
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

From Eight to Ten Thousand Strangers
Present-What Will be Done To-day.
To the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, September 22.-The Ga
zette's special from Parkersburg reports
from 5000 to 10000 as the estimated
number OF persons present to-day at the
First Annual Reunion OF the Ar
my of West Virginia. The dis
,inguished visitors are Generals Crook,
Cox, Duval and Kennedy and Governor
Pierpont. The hotels are full, and the
citizens are entertaining the guests in
their private homes. The church base
ments are used for lunch rooms. The
day opened with a salute OF thirty. eight
guns. Inthe afternoon George b. Cald-
well made an address of welcome, and
General Kennedy responded tonight.
Officers were elected and Governor Pier
point delivered an address. Tomorrow
there will be grand parade. Parkers.
burg is profusely gay with bunting and
evergreens. A great crowd is expected.
The trains and steamers that come in
are loaded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-23
LIVE STOCK.
CiilrAxC.


CHICAGO, September 22.-The Drorsrs
Jounat reports hog receipts 5000 heal
shipments 1900 head. Market opened
active and closed duh and weaker with
all good grades Zoe lower; graSsersci -
G4 90; mixed packing 81 9Ota5 10; lar
to choice mixed - lj'a 80; select heavy
s. 40G,5 e.; light Il 9O@j %; some un-
sold.
Cattle-Reccipts $500 heal; ship
m.nts $50 head; exports and best ship
ping firmer at S3 7iH5 75; common to
medium plenty and dull at S3 25Cai 90;
half fat grasscrs chiefly at 3 iOla3 -;
butchers s. 25G5 10: feeders s3 POO,
3 30: Texans - S5@3 ID; through Tex
ans - 40@2 So; calves per head sio oog
II %. ,,..
weak and declined ga &C. from last week.
Lambs - 00y2 - per head. Sheep at
80 1904 90.
New York, September 22.-Beeves-
Receipts for two days $3.50. Good ana
prime steers were more readily sold
ihan on Monday, and fair clearance
was made, but common natives and all
Texans and hali.brecd Western cattle
had to be sold at low figures and at q
heavy loss The extremes Tor native
steers was SGJl0tc, with two car loads oi
fancy at lO}c; Texas steers u T.; Colo"aio
half.brreds 7iGSc. Exporters used
100 head today. Shipments today
were 92O live cattle; $50 quarters OF beef,
l4O live sheep, and 2GO carcasses oi
mutton. coo
Shecp-Raccipts for two DAYS $500
head. Trade ialr at - 50taj - tor
sheep and - 00'aG 90 Tor lambs
Receipts for two days 500
head Market steady at - iOHt % per
100 pounds for live; dressed quoted at
50 75a7 30.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, september 22.-Catie
-,ieceipts 1853 head; selling rather
slow, but feeling little better than yes
tcrdav; prime, - 00@5 %; fair TO good,
81 5J,d5 %; common - jOta4 %:
Uogs-R.ceipts 600 head; Phlladel'
phias S 0O@5 -; Workers % lO,e'
52j. cut,
Sheep Receipts l,i00 head. Selling
rather slow, at 81 50lgi 90
Cincinnati.
CrycrsS.TI, September 22.-Hoy--
Quiet; common q i0Gi 10; light = -
as Is; packing 81 9jla5 30; butchers
5 35G5 80. Receipts, 800 head; ship
| men,s none.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-23
ARMY OF THE CUMBER-
LAND.
The Twelfth Annual Reunion
Commences at TOledO-Han-
cock and Grant Send Regrets
Large Attendance Of Nete-


Large Attendance Of Nete-
rams.
TOLEDO, Sept. 23-The Twelfth Rem
ion OF the Army OF the Cumberland com
some 500 members Of the society pres
ent. Among others were Generals
Garfield and Sheridan. Gen. Prouty, OF
Cleveland, Gen. Cist, OF Cincinnati, aud
Gen. Meissner, of the United States
Army.
A letter OF regret was received from
Gen. Hancock, as follows:
GovERNoR's ISLAND,
NEW YORK HAEBoR, Sept. 22.
HenryS. Bm,krr, Esq, &cntdry
DEAR SIR regret that the press q
many other matters precludes the ac-
ceptance of the invitation to he present
at the Twelfth Reunion OF the Society Of
the Army OF the Cumberland, to be held
at Toledo, September 22d and 23d. Please
express to all CONCERNED nv best wishes
for the success Of the occasion. With
thanks for your courtesy in the matter,
| am Very truly yours,
WIyFIELD s. HANCOCK.
General Grant sent the following
telegram:
GALEyA, ILL.,, September l4,h.
To Gen. j. ". Fuller, Toledo, o.:
don't think it possible for me TO b.
i'm Toledo at the reunion; regret very
much that my engagements will not
rprinit nay doing So
u. :. GRANT.
The exercises opcrci with salute Of
thirteen guns at day ybleak. At l0:D
the local military and veterans escorted
Generals Garfield and Sheridan 10
Saenger Hall, where the business meet.
ing was held. General Sheridan pre-.
sided. Both he and General Garfield
were received with cheers. General
Sheridan, on opening the meeting, con-
graduated the society on the completion
OF the Thomas statue, and expressed re-
gret at not being able to be- present at
the meeting OF the society last year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-23
PRODUCE
Baltimore.

, c,n''ir bat.nio D, r,,,,,
phII'"VN-' ,,;r,'s - IT,.
P"',i '''''"'' .c 80 no,-, IN. -,
"'H"'" sur - ,vt..
f,W" 30 '|"N! :, .o"' ~ "'
's'trh h'I''e' ",''' s',o"I N"; VIZ
era Min''r r',' Slpt ",'' s,',or - -" c,a
byr - ooi' s''ic' o.i',"r ,rr 81 V"s"' "s 10,
seller HoN"'',.",t m', onE ~. oo' IL, C.
p'''''lD'i ~ U'-',' w.. IL. So
cfh i"!,'' ",'''"' r., "',' III -.
trh'osf o'G, ''' 80. '..'.' 49, :"
N"' .,''i o., p.,io,,
''c,'n,, 80. wv, IL, IL sSH, l2c. n;,si
''.%is W. -" n,;,. 49,, ,-,,'p In IL
ih" tIr' N.Y. V'''' - 20" oJ. iy
-H''a'! Pr''it :" ,,'" an ~ , Un nsi "",A
anu Ma'!'''' 80 W. ~ ~
i"hSIfl,,her anu J." s'"' gD.s !nHIs ~
mann; MeSS "'h ia,,i.I,',, ~ 'o sno - -,
DUN Nca'' 'I''';r '','"" ,'',, do.. noo a.
'ei,lIi ni a. ctr'orn IT, R"rnm"SbnulI.rs dc.
r riia,r ,;E siina Ggr. Ians I2IGl3ic'
- p.Gr,J O., Hu,,rr- Steady.
- % ,n ,in,c. u.s,c,u n,cked l7Gsoic'
',"o -, =, on,. p.,,nI.um-c,uJ.
-, a,EnaJ lI:a,iIIc Cnae.-
EC,''',,a' ,,,t iv'i" pis 80. o,I;n,,v
, Il. IDL,tsl,. Snu.F--l anil Itlll
~, inlc ybi.tv Onirt a, SllG.
,.,,.o.o,.,
c,,c.ao Seni"mnrr ., -- Flour
n,ia, and s,r,jv. Wheat
49, and w,,k: 81. red winter g2i
G or. r,,L: Chicago spring g2lGa
9o5.. c,sh. g1., seller September; g2J6,
11;c seller Ootoher: 93r seller November;
x gsic. ,o;nrt,d G,G -O.. Corn-E,ir
LcmauJ Lut al lover rates; 39sG Sole
cash. lpIG, iO1c seller October; 4Iic
ecllnr Nnvrmhrr. rejected 3gr. Oats
Dnu AMI lower AZ 80. cash: 29Ia .gIc
e.Il.r October: 2gr seller November.
Rye-Easicr at Sic. Blrley-Stcady
and in fair demand at i6G77c. All
grains closed weak on call; wheat de-
seed Stronger at II 23Sl -. Pork
Steady and IN fair demand at Sl7 S7lGh
Is O0 cash; slS 90 seller September,
az so sclInr o. tober; Sl2 gjrIl2 g75 sell
I.r November. Ilrd-E,,irr at 81 92i
m7 % cash and seller Os'ob.r; e 500
: y2l seller November. Bulk Meats
Quiet and unchancc,!; shoulders - A.;
short clear * -: sbort clear IS ~.
Whisky-Steahy and unchanged.
Cinsinnsu.
CINCiSShTL September 22.-Cotton-
Steady 1t II T.. Flour demand light,
but holders frm; lanlly - ID Ja' ~,
fancy y 0O"j -. Wheat - Easier;
No. = amber 9jc, NJ. = rel winter 97c.
Corn Easier; so. , mixed il4c. Oats
Steady; No. = mixod 32!@3 @35c. Rye
-Easier: No. . 3-''"''r. Barley -
Etser; No.2 itl h5'7,r. FORK - In
fair demand .. 80 co' l:ari-ih good
demand hh' p'U'r Hh'',o "'Sne' a.
- 9)"S ~ bHlh Nea's -''c"ny anu
firm at - o1@S -, 80 b"c2h-o'eany
and unchangrl; h.'hy-i, good oe,
mand at 81 l.. bn''er - rfh anu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-23
STARVING SETTLERS.
Great Suffering Reported IN
Western Kansas-The People
I'm Absolute Want.

DEs MONIES, IA, September 22.-LeIl
Johnson, OF Norton county, Kansas, IS
here soliciting aid for the people IN
Phillips, Sherman, Decatur, sheri IAN
Rawlins and other counties. In Norton
county eighteen hundred people are IN
absolute want OF food. The wheat crop
in all these counties failed, and in June
was plowed up and planted with corn,
which when it came up was destroyed
bv the web-worm. He gives sad story
of want and suffering. One family had
no food for eleven weeks Dut wheat
bran. Another family had nothing Tor
three weeks but corn meal. lie says
the local papers suppress these facts, as
il will injure the State; A Puollc meet
ing is called here on Thursday evening
to procure supplies for these people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-23
THE VOTE ALL IN.

The Last Town Fails to Give Davis Sim
gle Vote.
PORTLAND. Me-, September 22.-Re-
turns from the entire State are now in.
The last town heard from gives Plaisted
Is, Davis nothing. The Fusionis,s
place Plaisted's plurality at 23i.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-23
BEN WILSON AND JOHN hUTCHlh-
SON MEET.
The Sparing INDUCED In by the wo Con-
gressional GladiatOrs on Their
Second Bout of the Pres
ent Campaign.
THE RADICAL RANTER ROUTED.
New Cumberland, Hancock County, the
Scene Of the 0ratorical encoun-
ter-The People Thor
oughly Aroused.
GRAND DISPLAY AND A BIG MEETING.

We present below very full synopsis
OF Tuesdays jSlnt debate at New Cum
berland, Hancock county, between Col.
Ben. Wilson and John A. Hutchinson,
the Democratic and Republican aspir-
ants for Congressional honors in this
district. An extended comment upon
the efforts OF these two gentlemen will
be found elsewhere.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-23
AFTER MANY DAYS.
A West Virginian Sent to
MOundsvilie for Il Robbery
Committed Eight Years Ago.
Special D.Spltch 70 the register.

ANDERSON, W. Va, Sept. -.
To-day Judge Holt gave Austin Cum
minis, OF ofSummers county, five years IN
the penitentiary at Moundsville for rob-
bing Joseph Smithson OF one hundred
and forty dollars in the fall OF 1872.
Cummins was arrested at the time OF
the robbery, but escaped and went into
Giles county, Va, where he carried on
an illicit distillery, until his capture
some months ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-23
the NEWS.
s,ftinss From Our Reports oy
RailroId and Wire.

RAILROAD and Wire.
Domestic.
p,,;,. srs,ss at Marietta, Saturday.
IN r,rrrn 10 Washington
t'"l'S -r,rb
S' p. ., - raDorted. Will preach
N. F-.r,.s..1 during the winter.
'~ - -. F,is:a ard Scvthia
AGE :, .',' ..l I'M sr.i at New York,
a"
YESTERDAY ,.r,r,4 cavalry recruits
4 "a a.. ~ >, New Mexico To
a.- .g"-
.s.t f.. i..'...- x.V,.,.
T.. assistant I't'>''g, - 'D'H,
v.,...a, ,.,.''.'... ,... Il, .. w
O.. '.- s..N'.- .'..- ,.-... u,,.
tr., estimated j1'' tn'rI! ''c '',',''-
.g '.eE r.. n" in ''ir ia '''v 'n.SS'o'
u........ .rar"s'I"'.'h I'll W" l VI n
t..t-... -, ..,.
L.-s>.erurriHa5 S,d'eu Tue p',ii'I',' ptiI..''I n
o. -.ur, iu Mexico. lie mas ote" ,'>',J A'In
byauu." a@J HiL mountain i"Nie"
a.-rr aIu.
4 New YorS voungster iell OIL the
roltotasN story hOuse, sunday AFTER
noon. while dying 4 Kite, anu Was "n'
SANITY aiusd.
The Pennsylvania Board Of fardOns,
v....,.r.l,,. refused ID recommend q par
I.r.r tI.. case of Daniel +. sullivan, "i
pltaIe,gulJ, convicted o! murder
rr--.i, EIrari ;. Never, |. ; A..
.-..,s...f f. b., i,.,u detailed - Professor
.f Al..,t... ~r.,Drr and Tactics a, the
". m, I,.s,ry,. COLLEGE, Hudson, Ou.0.
,.r-n..u. Riley meets Wrlsgerbrr on
St-.,.,.., I.... rn the 25lh, takes part IN
l.. rpr.. .uI, Me- event on the 29,h'
AMI uiI. sal for Europe IN OotOOer, tax
ilgtNu paper boats from Troy.
r.-, Of lhe stern Ola vessel with the
nIr... Camden on IL, and the quarter
I.Irt o.. a.0.hrr vessel, with the name
"Cr.el." uay. been picked up on the
beach, near =. Johns bar, Florida.
A Ngrtl Carolina man planned to
'-. rhfsu ui, wife by a sham attempt at
s..rsI. He WAS To- very gently hang
I.gr,.If and a friend Was 10 cut him
F,wr. but line friend was not prompt.
and tue rI,ttrr WAS chOkel To death.
rf,. e.. -. t,,. s;,,..r car,;fcatss
utscd on a .oid deposit IN New orS'
VS. receiN,u Oy tHe Ch'Ieu c'"'GS
'rl',.''es a. " a. ''''S'Lu, $500; S
was ''r s'o'OVV' Il'' ctl'.ne'Sg ~ O' pau
q" '',' ~ '''' -
"o.h D. JGI'.s' H'G So ,,,,Di,;,.a 'ue -,
Tor tac UH'!d,hS % ''e n'st .yCo,',ot',e :
ln Ah,,i''' . ,."' ,,N'yS' r,S'ti II oS'o
j. N' T" ''"'' We" l',N' "'Il' i.-,,'';,.e t,,o
y @ ''n' 40 ~, ,''', ','' ,l.n .Iiivs and we'll
~ ~ 80 W,
d. ~ -, 80,
The government h"'.nE I'eS,s,' 49,; 90;
",' '"' "''.' - Ia. ,,.,,,, 30
s.'y, '.'','-'. ~ - g. .,".re~s and the
I''' p ~ ~, ',,'' ,h.,,. 80 ..;Ii S,nn rmnnino
P'y' '.'''' > ..'',, -, T,i,an- %; ;II boys
'' '", '.li.''T' ",', ',,,,.'' ,,r,%sn,r,,riSn
% I' N'' 's't'N'' - "''~ - '
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-23
ANXIETY ABOUT GRANT.
The General Will Not Engage to Attend
ANY Garfield Meetings.

New York, September 22.-Numer-
Gus inquiries having been received at
the National Republican headquarters,
from various parts OF the country, as to
whether General Grant would preside
al political meetings, Governor Jewell
communicated with him, and 10 day re-
ceived the following reply:
yGALENA, Ill, September 2lst.
To G0rernor JsureH:
While | shall do all in my power to
aid the Republican cause, | cannot now
engage to attend any meetings. | will
be i'm New York about the 10th OF Octo-
ber and will remain until the 10th, dur
ing which time shall visit Boston.
L. ). GRANT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-23
Tr..h,ml r.ll Of Columbus Youth.

C1r~GHy,, o, September 22.-A boy
name. h,,rhrr IS living at the point ot
da'u at his parents residence, IN the
southeast part OF the city. He went into
"a wnriS on the Nelson place for nuts,
AMI Eel. q distance ot forty fee; from a
hickory rTe" H. lail three hours be
hr- ar was iounl, and Is now paral> zed
lgIu ;lr c.eS, down.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-23
FATAL LANDSLIDE.
SixtY-one British officers and Men Killed
at Naini Tai, Bengal.


LONDON, September PA dispatch
from Calcutta says land-slip occurred
at Saini Tai, Bengal, and thirty seven
civil and military officers, fifteen soldiers
and nine civilians were killed, with
many wounded.
LONDON, September 22.-Among the
persons killed by the land-slip at Naini
Tal, Bengal, are ID. Tailor, Assistant
Commissioner of Road Police; Rev Mr..
Robinson, Chaplain; Major Morphy,
Fortieth Regiment; Mrs. MorPhy; Mr..
Morgan, Road Overseer; Mrs. InrnbuIl;
Captain Frederick Goodridge: Surgeon
Captain Haines, OF the Royal Engineers
Captain Balderston; Lieutenant j. f.
III. Sullivan, Doctor Hatchell and Lieu
tenant J. B. ii. Carmichael.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-23
VIRGINIA POLITICS.

The State Safe For Hsncock-An Esti-
mate of How the Vote Wall Stand.
WASHINGTON. September 22.-While
there is no fattering prospects that the
differences which disturb the Virginia
D smocracy will be healed, Congressman
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-23

say nothing about politics, under penal.
ty OF being skinned alive.
After the addresses as above recep.
ton WAS held by Generals Cook and Cox
to their late comrade OF the war, after
which the ceremonies closed until to.
morrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-23
DRY GOODS.
New YORK.

New Yopg, September %. DRY; Goods
Cotton in steady demand and hrin1,
with a slight advance in some well
known makes Of brown sheetnss'
Prints steady. Ginghams selling freely
Dress goods in fair request. Clothing
woolens quiet, but faunels, rePe!lents
and leans in steady demand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-23

tgL~ar-s. o, September 22.-An
Eg,i>auau named Joseph Plat, during
q D .5 dependency, caused 10y contin-
U-i 5.0ess, suicided 10y hanging himself
.. uAn.yer. Llckins county, last night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-23
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at 2 to 8 per Cent-GO'ern'
ments Strong - Flour Quiet -
Wheat Lower and Weak
Hogs Quiet.
FIN AhCE.
New York.

NRw YORK, September 22.-Mossv-
Easy at 2G3 per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper 4.@5! per cent. Sterling eI-
change, bankers bills dull at Ash;
demand 49,.
SHvER-A, London 50 $40 pence; bar
silver here ll2i; subsidiary silver coin
iGlper cent. discount.
GOVERNMENT - Opened strong but
closed weak, the as and 1 is decling |
per cent.
y. ). Coupons usSlI.
&c" rhes''''' w.
New four-snd-one- lis....................--ll0 10
Ntw tOurs...:,... ......-..-..--lly,s
Pacific SiXes OF gl
RAILROAD BONDS Generally weak
snd lower.
STATE BoNps- Dull.
SToCKs-The market opened firm aud
prices advanced | 10 per cent, but be-
fore the first board the tree selling move.
ment was inaugurated which resulted in
sharp decline in prices, and with tho
exceptional occasional recovery speculs.
ton continued downward to the close
oi business, when the lowest figures
were generally current The earnings
of the Rock Island road increased S52,-
600 the second week in September.
The TRANSACTIONS on the Stock Ex-
change aggregated 22j,OO0 shares, Of
which 2j,L00 were Delaware. Lackawan-
ma and Western. 1900 Delaware and
Hudson, 5000 Erie, ll,GO0 Hannibal
and It. Joseph. 1870 Iron Mountain,
$500 Kansas and Texas, 1900 Lake
Shore, $500 Lake Enc and Western,
$500 Michigan Central, 6,0o0 North
Western, $500 New Jersey Central, 1900
Ohio and Mississippi. $500 Pacific Mail.
$500 Reading, $4,000 -. Paul, 1900
Union Pacific, 5000 Wabash Pacific,
1900 Western Union, and 800 Chi
A h.,.,,..,
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THE GOSSIPS AT FAULT.
Marriage of Jesse Grant and
Miss Chapman Solemnizcd at
San Francisco.

SAN FR,NCIsco, September - Last
evening Jesse Grant WAS married to
Miss Lizzie, daughter OF w. 5. Chap
man at the Palace Hotel. The affair
was very quiet, only few friends being
present.
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w OOL,.
Boston.

Bosros, September 22.Wool-Mar;;
ket firm; OAio, l4G49c; Michigan and
Wisconsin, 500 i6c; combing and d..
laine 42I65lc; pulled 3SSi5c.
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A Strange Circumstances.

CUlC}Go, September 22.-Mrs. Hsz
zari O; Monticello. Ill.,, gave birth to tive
laJ.ss on Sunlsy-two lived.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-23

The glass blowers OF Southern New
Jersey have at last gone TO WORK ihey
have been on q strike since May lst.
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( Concluded on Fourth Pd9e,l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-23
WEAVERIpES.

The Massachusetts Greenbackers Meet in
State Convention and n ominate State
TIcIet, Headed by Gen. II. b. Sargent
for (,OVarnOr
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THE JOINT DEBATE.

Full Report of the Dual Political Rally
IN the Upper Pan-Handle-The Crowd,
the Reception Given the Speakers, the
Professions and the "Talk."