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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-09
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W Domestic.
o., ". Garrett was yes.eruay n'1 le
IN 'ntj PRESIDENT OF the b. y u ra'''o''
,apany -, .l.,.,ors of Georgia
The TT, yc,s a, Atlanta, yesterday,
- uI1,rrsk I1rr and English' -
" sons store az Waterloo,
SrSss1aI Sovn nn Tuesday morning.
H. ..',O .:I5SO: insurance, S,coo' ,
.',,.,l passenger trains collided
Tn'-r r.tr : -" and Boston L X. yester-
.a;4r, lines -, VIZ, ked but N" one IN
lis-' v,sr oi plenty on the prair-
i',y s..'. > a;is Of farmer in Champa en
"a i"s : nnrsirs plump girl iriPlets,
.o is. saturday .
', o,,nbrr oi the claims ssains,
'.-, - f,r irurejatiOas committed
.. ,''y,s ~. ~. in 1874, were paid IN
...I.,,l on Yesterday,
,,,...,,c Mrs. Ann Morgan IVES
Al AI",s,lay .s,Sr,lay morning just outside
-.a. ~ frozen to death. She had
-', ~. :. ,itrr liquor and had become
u.,,,-s,a was murdered while
'.. .r.,r -. Maiiua, Mimi, on sun
--.''iIt; I;;, L,Iy was fOun1 with three
A.' - 49,. In i, and knife plunged to
g.. No clue to the murderers.
.,i',u, payne sends cut the state
tine - thousand men, with IA
sr.' -, 80. ninety DAYS, are on the borders
i.,, Territory. An officer Of Gen.
- ,,,F has been investigating the
-, Wichi,a. Kansas, but 1t Is
%,n,ur-an vii, be taken by the
- -p,i the raiders have concen-
- s,r - the linc.
Foreign.
~ss,I. Of seats in Montreal Tor
r.,,,ri,'s performances realized So
,r.a,,r part OF the village OF
- Valley oi EngOdene, Swilzer-
...+ as, peru hnrued.
Pan, srec;ai slys that the munich
- gss rrlrc'ni the petition OF Henri
.tr, ftr a site for monument to
..r4,,-,l Communists.
.- ll,a,aI special says: The Mar.
-, Gi21n, Goyernor.General oil
l.s, gig BE- detained here two or
- .,, from a1 attack OF sunsiroke.
,.a,rn. sna~k ol earthquake OCcur-
-, A.ysm C,oatia at midnight yes
,.,ly. /, wIs accompanied by sub
..,,,I,,a rurbilugs, which continued
met, tie night. and caused re-
s-sr,l pSL,.
,....,.r,'s withdrawal from the
.l-..Y. ,pmmnls - urged by his ply
.,.. an: tGprr are rumOrs that alter
.,r...r.l..au ut the budget, Glad
....rr.. arccy, a peersss and support
Irish hui hill in the House OF
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-09
yaIGHTFUL EXPLOSION.
Six Persous Killed and Others Injured at
Wendell, Mass.

Bosrox, December Sat Wendell,
Mass, Marble & Clark bad a portable
steam saw mill with which they were
engaged in cleaning a timber lot: This
morning about o'clock the boiler ex.
ploded with terrific force demolishing
the mill, and portion Of it Was hurl;
Ell against the building occupied
by those ut work on the lOt, j which vas
Get on fire and entirely consumed. and
Marble K Clark, the proprietors, O.car
Brown, George Brown, and wine
Brown, all young men from II TO y
years OF age, sons OF Hosea Brown, oi
New Salem, and Mrs. FELTON,, who was
keeping the house, were killed, and a
Young child named George Reynolds
had a leg broken, and Charles Reynolds
a shoulder smashed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-09
Judge OF Supreme Cou-t Dosd-To be
Hanged

Sr. JomNs, y. y December s. Chas.
Fisher, supreme Court Judge. diet nj
Fredericktown this morning. Of conges'
ton OF the lurg., aged Il.
HALIpAy, Decembsr Sit is sail
there is q mistake IN the Communication
of the sentence Of Mitchell, who was to
be hanged at Annapolis. to imprson.
ment for life, and that the reprieve was
intended for Robert Smith. uader sen.
tence OF d, a,h at Lunenburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-09
JOHN SHERMAN TALKS
On Ohio se2atorship and the Chicago
Matter

On Ohio Se2atorship and the Chicago
Matter.
NEW IoRI, December S.-The Tribune
tomorrow will publish the following:
Secretary Sherman was found at the
Filth Avenue Hotel yesterday by the
Tribune reporter. who asked him about
the struggle for the Senatorship and
about the alleged troubles between him.
self and Gov. Foster. Mr.. sherman
said the question IN Ohio will be iecii.
Cd without any excitement and without
any division in the party. An effort
has been made by a few newspaper
writer's, mainly Democrats, TO create ali
impression that Gov. Foster and he are
enemies. This is purely an invention.
They always have been and are now
now persons. friends. Governor Fos,sr
was one oi the first 10 advocate the non {.
ination OF Mr.. Sherman for President II
a published speech at Columbus, and
was selected by Mr.. sherman ~ dele.
gate.at large to the Ch!csg) ConveI.
ton. An effort WAS made
to create the impression that Govern. r
Foster did not heartily support Shrr
man in the Convention, and at first he
was inclined to believe these stories. but
became convinced that they were with.
out foundation. An attempt was also
made to create some feeling 10y
false publications concerning certain
hotel bills in Chicago paid by
Governor Foster. II now aP-
pears that these bills were paid by
Governor Foster voluntarily, and thai
he had no part or lot in the publication.
Mr.. Sherman had provided ample means
for the payment OF all proper bills, and
this money was under the control oi
Governor Foster and other, ard
considerable portion Of it was retur ,ed
to Mr.. Sherman. Mr.. Sherman said he
and Goq Foster were friends, and that
any contest that may arise between
them in regard 10 the Senatorshir
would be conducted in the proper
spirit, and cannot be made the occasion
OF a personal or political controversy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-09
QUO STATE Beard Of Eoualization.

''t'SsJS, December Sin Accord
--.'Nll lie compromise effected last
,''.ai between the Republican and
..''cra'Ie IemGerS OF the State Board
'..A''zlunR, to-day the following
's-arni otiiceTs were elected: Pres
=. - = l.. J., >inman, Of Columbus; Pres
,.,, .., p, TN J. G. Hedges, OF Mans
+. Ialei CLERK, L. J. l.oomis, OF JEFF
~ p. ASSISTANT, Jcryis Haight. oi
v'..''n' >ergeant,st-Arms, John
''e' ol Columbus; Assistant, e. &.
'.-yS ",T oi JscSSou; Messengers, George
r..i,H r'-'', "a kr'e, AMI W. McHernan, OF
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-09
The Mingo Furnsce Trouble.

SrErRESvrLLE, o.. December S.-The
repor. Of Referee Daton was brought
before the Common Pleas Court late
Monday afternoon. On motion OF the
creditors OF Judge Men,z, leave was
granted by the court 10 the stockholders
TO file bill Of exceptions, giving them
until Monday next. Hon. J. r. Daton
was appointed receiver, and, il excep-
tions are not taken, he will Immediately
proceed to collect from the stockholders
and pay over to creditory. He also has
power to compromise with the stock
holders.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-09
Ihe Porfer Mated an Har

NtS loRH, December 5.-During the
:. INC T Of the clerk from the drug store
~ w o's Washington street, William
.",...o'''lnS, the PORTER, waited on a
Inner -. ,. who wished some Epson
- - Nii.erbrink gave instead oxolic
r,r,. :, anu only the Promp: attendance Of
-. i-!s',iU" -, saved the Lille of Mrs. Hack
~, 49, va a. hsd used portion o, the pack
~ lGr p1y,er WIS arrested
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-09
BERLIN.
Panama Canal -Grcek Quosiicn.

Panama Canal Greek QuoIiiCn.
Berlin, December S.--THc subscrip.
tions here for the Panama canal shares
amount Ia l2.O00,OO0 marks.
Count Won lialzleldt, German En-
bassador to Turkey. is detained there
by the Grcck question.
1t is said shlp loads OF ammunition
and stores are h'ine dispatched to Solo
Mica.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-09
LONDON.
Probable Immediate Session Of Psr,ia-
ment

LONDON, December s-lhe .H,r"in9
Pos. SAYS: Another very serious dir'cnl'
ty has arisen within the Cabin9. Par
nell's las, speech has convinced many
OF the Ministers tha. the land law re-,
form alone will not satisfy Ireland, and
the advocates OF the coercion. heahed
by Forster, Chief Secretlry for lre.and'
are increasing their demands for an irn-
mediate coercion in order 10 MAINTAIN
the law. The urgency Of the question
has become so acute that the idea ot
December session of Parliament or i'm.
nortant sessions from the Cabinet is mol
10 be lightly set aside. A very lev days
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-09
Chicago.

CHICAGO, December Flour
Quiet AMI weak: winter wheat f5 00fo,
q %: spring M - sTd-5 75; extra
a 25tai -. Wheat Cnsettied and
generally lower; demorslized; No. 2re'l
winter 8. Oh No. Chicago spring ! 03,
al OF cash 81 Oii seller January; 81 0jt
seller seller February: sales at 81 04iCg
lO.i seller January; No. 3. s7Ga9oc; re.
iec;ed 6.C910:; ia the afternoon the
market declined .c. CJrn-lnsett!ed
and lower; marke, very weak at 40c cash; {;
40lc seller February: 4jtc seller May;
rejected SIC. OAu-Easier st 32ic cash;
32lc seller January; 36IGgtc seller
NAV; rejected 30c. RyeEAsi-r ., s.c.
Barley-firmer atsl 03. ork-Aetive,
lirm and higher at &ll iJhl3 b cash;
;ll - seller December; $l3 -! seller
January; Sl3 - bid seller February.
Iard-hctiye. firm and higher at fs 10
as a cash; s. - bid seller January;
- 57i seller February. Bulk Meats
Doll and dropping; shoulders 81 20;
short ribs $6 IS; short clear g. 20
All provisions we're lower in the alter.
noon. whisky-Steady and unchanged
at 81 l3.
CfScIysATr, December s.-Cotton-
In fair demand but ., lower rates At
lIIc. Flour-Dull: family - 7jta5 CO.;
fancy t5 $4,000. wheat-fieavy: No.
9 amber 81 O4td5 90; No. .ed winter
81 05 Corn-In fair demand; No. 9
mixed 47c; nes mixed ear 4sc. OAn-
Quiet bu, firm: No. 2 mixed Ssc. Rye
EDuli; No. 2, CSC. Barley-No 2 fall
9scCssl O0. Pork-Doll and nominal At
sI3 so. Lard-Firm-r at &s I5aS 20.
Buik Meats-Firmer but not qootably
higher. Bacon-Scarce; clear $S 30. Bot
ter Dull and dropping: choice Western
Reserve 23G25c; choice Central Ohio
1922. whisty-Active bot lover d
Sill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-09
Ths Chisseo Cha mpions-

New YoRK, December 8. The Direc.
tors Of the Nstioaal Base Ball League
have awarded the championship to the
Chicagos.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-09

O,ercoais.
0serc0ais.
Oyercoais.
O,ercoais.
Overcoais.
Oyercoats.
Al 1870 Market.
n iss0 Market.
~ iaso Market.
" 1870 Market.
~ 1920 Market. q.
y =, la2O Market.
Market. 'o"s ~ i"o
farket. 0s ~ A"o
Market. e'eoa's at iSsO
pnarkei. '""'' ~ iSsO
Market. 0'ereoa's ~ iS2O
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-09
Ord Has Vacated.

GALVESTON, DecemDer 6.-IHe NfUs
San Antonio special says that Gen. T..
o. C. Ord, upon the notification OF his
retirement from command of the de-
partment OF Texas and the active army,
vacated his office at headquarters and
ordered Assistant Adjutant General
Vincent to report to General Sherman
until a temporary commander appears.
Ashis son law. General Trevinos, has
been appointed Minister OF War to Mex.
ico. it is rumored that country will be
the future home OF General Ord.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-09
GALVESTON.
Stage Robb.ry-Msil Bags Relieved.

GALVESTON, December S-The Nnr'
special from Bvownwood says: The
east bound stage was robbed three miles
east Of here at So'clock last night. Two
robbers, after relieving the passengers
of SIG5, cut open the mail bags and took
from registered letters about $3.50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-09

Addition Y Nnrisa On lG Psx.l
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-02-07

Nh MOODY on INQUIRY MEETINGS
In one of his St. Louis meetings, Mr.
Moody recently remarked that the tell
ing of individual experience in religious
matters was not only as a rule truitIess
of good results, but in many cases it
was positively harmful. The expert
ence of different persons varied accord
ing to their constitutions, and in no two
persons were the feelings induced by
conversation the same. TO some the
knowledge came with the suJdenness
of the lightuing's flash, while to others
it was gradual as the dawn. In no two
persons is the process the same, "ior
God does not repeat Himself" lnquir-
ers must not be told, he said, ofthis per-
sons experience and Of that persons.
II meetings for inquirers were properly
conducted there might be "a thousand
conversions where there are ten now.
He compared the meetings to"clenching
the nail when it is driven home; to
narrowing the seed when sown, so that
Satan cannot pull them away as the
bearer passes out Of the church door.
Again, lie likened them to "lookinginto
a net after it was thrown to see lfIt had
caught anything
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-02-07

Two BRoTurRs COOKED ALIVE On
the premises of Mr.. Scion Kelley, s
miles from Huntsville, Mississippi,
where hog killing had been prepared for,
and the water heated too hot for scald-
ing, and they were waiting for it to get
the right temperature so that it would
not set the hair Of the hogs, two broth
ers, colored men, got into quarrel,
and one threatened TO put the other
into the hot water cauldron. Soon he
grAppled to execute his threat, and the
other grappled too 80 firmly, that they
both went in. When taken out by
others who were present, they were so
badly cooked that most Of the flesh
came of and the bones were visible.
All the hair Of their heads, came Oft
also They lived till next day in great
agony, when both died.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-02-07

The cotton mills of Augusta, Georgia,
are among the most successful in The
country. Last year they paid 10 to y
per cent dividends, besides laying aside
very handsome sums as sinking funds,
to be used in extending business. Au-
gusta has now six cotton factories IN
running order, all doing a good bust,
ness; one is in course of erection and
capital is rapidly being raised for still
another. The last projected mill will
have $4,000 spindles, cost 100000,
and will add several thousand souls TO
the population Of the city. The SIX fac,
tories running used last year 10000
bales OF cotton, their manufactured pro-
ducts being valued at s4,OO0,OO0.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-02-07

The Parker family of Wheeling have
struck a golden bonanza by the death
Of wealthy old bachelor Of that name
in Philadelp hia. The fortune amounts
to several hundred thousand dollars, and
the heirs are the children and grand
children of Mrs. Mary Haggartys nee
Parker, of that city One Of the heirs,
who resides in Baltimore, telegraphed
there today that he had already received
his share, and that the Wheeling heirs
were wanted to come forward and put
in their claims.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-02-07

INDIAN PRoyENDER.-The Utes live
principally on bread and meat. When
they cant get bread they live on meat
and When they cant get meat they i've
on bread. When they have great
quantity of provisions on hand they eat
it all up before getting any more. Inc
same is true when they have a small
quantity on hand. They generally bon
their meat, but sometimes they broil 1t.
They put it in water and let it remain
only u few minutes, just long enough to
heat, when they take it out and begin
to eat. They take theirs rare. 1ne
Indians are not particular about the
time or frequency of their meals, and
seem to have wonderful and equal ca
pacity for eating or for fasting.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-02-07

CoLoRED DUnLMsrs.- Tom CLARK
and Charles Houston, colorcd men, Of
Savannah, Ga, fought duel few
days ago, the fight growing out OF an
old fend. Ground was marked of and
the combatauts faced. when, without
any further preliminaries, both fired
simultaneously and both fell at the
same time. The guns were heavily
charged with buckshot. Clarke was
shot in the left side and breast, some
of the shot, ii is presumed, entering the
lung. Houston received three or four
shot in the body and two in the abIo-
men. Both are seriously injured.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-02-07

On Friday night last Edward Her
ring, resident of Middletown, Md,
while under the influence of liquor was
dangerously stabbed in the throat and
side by three boys whom he had induced
to enter room with him and then
threatened to shoot them, merely TO
crafty freak. The boys, not tancying
being made targets Of, however, turned
upon him with the above result Her
ring is about 33 years old, respectfully
connected and in comfortable circum-
stamces
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-02-07
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-02-07

Two INCHES or WIRE THREE YEARS
IN HonsE's JAw.-Last Tuesday, Mr..
Caspar Shank, told lis of an operation
performed by Dr. Cozens, the well
known farrier Of ON county, upon a
horse. belonging to Mr. ohm Brown,on
the Loose farm, near Williamsport,
which deserves special mention. Three
years ago, when a colt, this horse had
what seemed to be a healing in the jaw,
and for three years Mr.. Brown had been
working with it himself and applying
all remedies he could hear Of without
any effect whatsoever. 4 short time
siuce, he called in DR.. Cozens, who al
once said there was some foreign or ali.
normal substance deposited near the
bone-probably piece of fractured
bone and went TO work with probe
to find it. A few minutes operation re-
suited in his drawing out a piece Of
wire, nearly two inches and half long,
which had penetrated to the jaw bone
and had frstered there for that time. II
no doubt was part of the wire use for
baling hay, and this circumstance is one
which it may be well for our farmers to
take notice OF. As soon asst was re-
moved the wound healed up and the
animal, which is valuable one, is now
quite sound.-Hngersf0Wn Nail
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-02-07
WANTED !
4 good Work Horses

ltwO-year old COLT,
head of CATTLE, I Of the nj good
Milk Cows, 3 of them fresh,
] Brood SOW,
/ SHOATS,
two horse Carriage, nearly new,
| set of Double Harness, new,
good four horse Wagon,
good Spring Wagon,
> HarroWs,
> Barshear Plows,
> double and , single Shovel Flows,
Corn CoVerer,
Horse Rake,
Grain Cradles,
Single and Double Trees,
good Cutting Box,
sets wagon Gears,
Plow Gears and Halters,
! set Single Harness,
80 Grain Sacks,
3 Saddles and riding Brides,
Rakes. Forks and ShoyelS, Maui and
Wedges, Crow Bars and digging Irons,
Grind Stone, lot of Bacon, LOT of empty
Barrels, Coal Stoves and many other ar
ticies not necessary to mention.
TERMS-A credit Of seven monthswill
be given on all sums over $40, the pur-
chaser giving note and approved secu-
ritv, the notes to bear interest from date,
but if paid promptly at maturity the in
terest 10 be RENTED. Sums of $40 and
under the cash will be required and no
property to be removed until settled for.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock \. NJ,
sharp. ID. y. HILL.
Geo. McGlincy, Auctioneer.
Jan. 81, 1880. 3w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-02-07

Col. Robert Alexander and Col.
Smiley, of Hot Springs Ark, having
passed some words over some mining
claim at Silver City, pulled ont their
weapons, a day or two ago, and let
drive. Smiley evidently meant to
ewing" his antagonist, and in success
sive shots, made between the tick tick
of watch, put a ball thro' each Of
Alexander's arms. The laiter's pistol
dropped from his hand. His right arm
had become paralyzed, but Selling the
pistol is his left hand, he cooked it with
his foot. As he raised to Ere Smiley
shot him through the lungs, and in an.
other instant a ball crashed into and
through Snileys forehead, lodging in
side-board seven feet above the pave
ment. Smiley was over six feet in
height. Had he been of TIE size Of an
ordinary man he would have escaped,
for as Smiley fell the death rattle sound
ed in Alexander throat
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-02-07

SURGICAL OPERATIoN.-Iesterday
Dr.. w. f. Fundenberg, the occulst, as
sisted by DR.. Carr, removed the left eye
Of John Rumpt, Of Mt. Savage, the
sight of which was totally destroyed
about ten days ago by a chip of iron fly
ing into it while at work in the machine
shops at Mt. Savage. The chip OF iron
could not be taken out without the re-
moyal OF the entire eye ball. The oper-
alton was perfectly successful. The pa
tient returns home to-day and in a day
or two will be able 10 resume work,
and in a few weeks will have an artltic-
ial eve inserted Cumberland Daily
Times.