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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-20
FROM THE HUB.
Official Vote

BosToN, November 10 The Execu-
tive Council'completed the official can
vass OF the Presidential vote OF this
State as follows: Garfield, l65, l9S; Han
cock, lll,960; Weaver, AIS; Daw,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-20
Louisiana Sugar Crop,

NEW ORLEANS, November l9;-The
spoar crop of this State, partially esti-
mated, is 1927 900 hogshesds, an IN
crease ofl7, 100 hogsheads over ls's;
The molasses yield will exceed that OF
1879 by lS,C0Q gallons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-20
Using the Shot Gun in Ireland

LIMERICK, November l7.-Last night
Care,aker, who, with others, had been
placed in charge OF a farm near New
PolaS, from which tenant was recently
evcted, was shot dead while sitting at
the tiresde.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-20
FROM NEIGHBoRING TOWNS.
Recoveriug-A Fa!l of the Beautiful
|. II. JOHNSON,
Sec stITI.

Recoveriug-A Fa!l of the Beautiful
NEWARK, o, November l9.-The man
Thomas Prior, who shot himself here
several days ago, is reported better, and
his chances for recovery are considered
good. lie will lose one eve.
Snow tell here to the depth OF several!
inches night before last, and the city
presented very wlntry appearance yes
tarday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-20
Arey,l and HARRINGTON, Too.

These threatened withdrawals are OF
Radicals who object to the employment
OF coercive measures; and it is also ru-
mored that detection in the other direc.
ton is imminent in case coercion is not
rAsorted to. 1t is asserted that, should
the situation grow worse and Gladstone
should not ask suspension OF the
habeas corpus, the Duke of Argyll and
the Marquis Of Harrington, the two
most conservative men OF tire cabinet,
will resign. These noblemen both hold
strong views in favor of the rigid sup
preston OF the agrar an agitation.
The position ol affairs causes much
uneasiness in Ministerial circles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-20
Philadelphis
Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, November l9 Petroleum
Quiet: crude easy, United certificates
at sO:c; refined l0t@l0ic for Philsde!-
phia delivery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-20
Injured BY a Wagon.

PorNr PLEASANT, w. Va, November
l9.-Yesterday young man named
McDermott, while hauling corn on y
farm near this place, on the kanawha,
fell from the wagon, which passed over
him. breaking one of his legs.
What Sheep Can Do.
ZNYEsvILLE O, Nov. l9.-Freight
n lin No. ~, East bound on the Balti-
more and Ohio road, run over Il sheep
eighteen miles east Of here yesterday,
and ten cars We're thrown from the
track, three OF them We're totally des-
trcyed, and the others more or less in
jured. They were loaded with corn and
flour, much OF which was strewn along
the track. Loss heavy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-20
GREAT BRITAIN.
Cabinet Disseps!ons

LONDON, November l9.-Rumors are
current of disagreement between the
ministers on the Irish situation. 1t is
asserted confidently that John Bright
will resign il coercion is resorted to in
Ireland. 1t is alleged that Foster will
20 also, and be succeeded by Lord
Derby. The recent visit of Mr.. Glad
stone to Lord Derby gives color to
mart ~ this rumor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-20
nraann,s Official Vote.

San Francisco. November l9.-iGe
official vote Of Oregon gives Gaiue'u
763 majority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-20
Parnel j Closely Watched.

1t is stated that the real object OF Par
npl's mp to Paris is To have lit rvlews
with certain prominent Fenian leaders.
The proceedings OF both Parnell and his
allies, ii they are indeed his allies. will
be closely watched by the French au-
thOrities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-20
w OOL
Boston

BosroS, November i3-W COL He
demand active; hest grades higher;
Ohio, PENNSYLVANIA and West Virginia
Xxx and above, 47G5Cc; MIchiHan and
Wisconsin 43!G4Sc; Missouri }!Gj)c;
Texas 2OG3jc; pulled i0a -.
Philadelphis.
PHILADELPHIA, November ly-N 90!
Steady and firm; prices without de,
cided change; Ohio, PENNSYLVANIA and
West Virginia Xxx and above 4'C@iSc;
extra 47G4S:; medium iy1 5Oc; coarse
43c: New York. Michigan, Indiana and
Western fine AL IA 46c; medium $50 Do ;
coarse 4Sc: washed combing and Ie!aine
45(G55c; pulled 3SG ijc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-20
New York.

New YORK, November l9.-Beeves =
Receipts 100 head; further advance
on good and prime cattle and an active
market from the opening 1" the close
exporters used 600 prime and extra
steersat lOA@l2c; home trade slaughter
ers paid 7GGl4c; for very common Texas
cattle 7i'd 5 ic; common natives do; no
shipments to-day. To morow's steam.
ers take 100 i've cattle, 2.520 quarters oi
beef. 100 carcases OF mutton.
Sheep-Receip:s ) 400 head. Market
rather dull with q downward tendency,
particularly for rorlnary stock; extremes,
sheep 3!@ 5.c; lambs 4sYG!c. ,,
Hogs Receipts 300 head; none sold
alive: weight nominal; figures at - OO
@4 30 per one hundred pounds.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, November l9.-Hogs =
Firm: common S3 9OlF4 80; light - 80
IA 80; packing II ioCai %; butchers
a G0Gti 10. Receipts :. $50 head; ship
ments >, 800 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-20
LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, November l9.-The Drovrs'
Journal reports hog receipts 81, 1000 head
shipments, lOOhead. Market fairlyactiye
and shade higher for the best; others
dull; quality fair: weather favorable
MIXED packing 81 l5C94 20; light - 10
GI4 IS; choice heavy ~ SO@,5 90; pack
ers buy freely.
Cattie-Receipts $500 head; ship
ments 1000 head; best wanted; market
more active; exports s. 30; good to
choice shipping 81 75a.5 10; common
to medium 50 j0CG4 40; butchers a
fancy active; common 10 good = 2O(g
3 80; stockers active and nrn'; common
to fair - 4OG2 so; good - OO@3 30;
half-breeds slow at g 30d3 TO; Texans
- S5G3 Is; through Texans - GOA
3 90; calves dull at ST 0oa 10 % per
head.
Sheep-Raceipts 800 head. Market
dull and declined ! cont; common to
medium 50 OO@3 90; good to choice
81 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-20
CAUGHT COLD;
OR, NEWS ITEMS FOUND SHIVsRlNG
OUTSIDE

And Taken in and Warmed yer-fresh
From the CapitaI-Kely TO be Dis
throned-Fai,h VS.. fluid-Grace
and Beer, the Rival Cyilizers,
Soon 10 Lock Horns
in ". Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-20

tslarca2t>.
tsrTr0G:>.
rTCpGi-.
Jir-t'Uas~.
efi,.f coats.
'3srrJohtS.
4 i%>3 Market.
81 '320 Market.
ei Isei Market.
:, 1890 MARKET.
81 i'S&B fIarkct.
a 1Sp F9arket.
" 'r-Ii," OStTcoa.s at 1870
Sayhr..
x r-!D.e rCOlts AT l3sO
Harriet.
Ky cr>iDle OyGrcoaiS at 1920
NVrAnt.
k-Ner~isie OVPrcOats AT 1920
harkc;.
Heter>ibie OyercOats at 1920
Market.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-20
A Forg r Gagged.


LITTLE Rock, Nove:rher l9.-TwO
sharpers. giving thu II mss OF B-nj auf
Henry Kline, forced checks on Mr..
Kline, of Kline 4 Miller, fur and hide
dealers OF Chicago, ana got on ,hem,
from Parker IL Morton, hlUkc's 81 thiS
city. 500. and iro tie Grrm@n Bank
$500. The. ma ir an attempt also On
the Merchants Bmk, hu' suspicion was
arous,d and the transaction postponed
until evening, when tclcsrams from
Chicago exposed the rasc".'. Il. h me-
aligs Jake Lobe, was captured tu day.
and $500 recovered. ncnry Kline )
real name is Jaf NAthsns He escaped
to Memphis, pursued 10y Officers.
Cabiue: Meeinz.
WASHINGTON, November l9.-The
cabinet meeting to-day was devoted
principally t. rouiirr business. Tn"
appointment of a chiei signal officer MAS
moi referred to. Gen, Niles, who It IS
said in army circles will be appointed, is
expected in the city tomorrow. On
Sunday the Secretary oi War pronounc'
ed the statement thst it had been dt'
cided to appoint Con. Niles TO be pre-
mature
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-20
A Great N,hinst Conspiracy on Foot.

New YORK, November l9.-The TIE
grams special from Paris says: Crave
rumors Of another Nihilist conspiracy,
even more terrible and more carefully
organized than any Of the plots hitheit'
discovered, are aHoat here. 1t is to be
feared that ere many weeks, and per.
haps ere many days, We sia'l h?vc news
of a catasti o Dhe that may cost the Gar
and many inuoccn. people their lives.
The Car has lost much 0i his
popularity since his morgsna'ic mar.
riage. Several high officials attached 20
his parscn are believed to have r,liliOns
with the Nihilisis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-20

N.w ORLEANS, November l9.-Collee
Steady and IN fair demand; Rio car.
goes ordinary To- prime !ctliic. Sugar
Active. firm and higher on account Of
IN. frr,ye IN the sugar district; inferior
10 good common iia5!c, common to
good common 5!@6ir; yellow clarified
1Im7.c.. Molasses Active, firm and
higher; common 3O(o 3jc; centrifugal
2o7a ace; fair 37G3sc; fancy i6Co,i7c,
R,ce-In good demand; Louisiana ordl-
nary 10 choice itla6c.
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THE WEEKLY HERAl

given the Teegraphio Disairhes THE week flar
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-07-08

and lawns, and at supper time stop for the
night In the city Of Canandaigua. This /.
q beautiful city built upon an easy grade
which slopes down 10 the lake Of the same
name. Upon lie PLACID waters boats glide
back and forth, and in fair weather the
forms of many fair women and brave men
are reflected from it, surface.
AT "a. NJ. the next morning | started
south over the Northern Central 70 Elrnirs
White fields of daisies lifted their heads 10
the sun on either side. Grand apple and
peach orchards were passed, even then
bearing weight OF tender fruit Vine.
yards grew on steep decliyities. Then.
b fore Watkins was reached, cascadcs Of
water came flowing through numerous
little glens, marking our approach 70 that
great wonder. The population Of Klrnira
is about 1900. II Is well.built and
growing city. From that place another
short ride over route quite familiar 10
your readers brought me 70 the city Of
Williamsport, whore Il week was spen,
which will be ever overlooking with plea
ant memories to
Yours, &c, OLIyEE CROMWELL.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-07-08

ington. His form towers above other
men, and he attracts attention by his
mere looks wherever he goes. His
eyes are blue and have a benignant
and mild expression when in repose,
but inspiring when in danger. His
manner is dignified and knightly and
he is courtesy itself. He is always
magnetic, and draws men to him by
his kindness and gentle interest in
their affairs. His sympathies are cas-
lily aroused and he becomes intensely
concerned for the sorrows and misfor-
tunes of others, striving in every way
orelieve them, as though their troubles
we're his own. Hancock's kindness TO
his subordinates always won not only
their love, but also their confidence,
and caused them to rely on him as
friend as well as Il commander. He
gave a man good opinion of himself,
and made each one feel he was Of more
Importance than he ever before sus-
pected. 1t was this which caused him
to have such power over his officers
and men in battle, and made them
prefer rather to die than forfeit the
good opinion of their leader.
General Hancock had two children,
Russell Hancock and Ada Elizabeth
Hancock. The latter died in New
York, of typhoid fever, when Is years
of age. She was young lady Of
great promise. Russell Hancock, the
Generals only son, is living and is a
planter in Mississippi.
A volume would not contain an ac-
count Of all the heroic deeds Of a man
like Hancock his is a noble charac-
ter, and it is pleasure to write of
such a man. A glorious soldier, Il
steadfast friend, useful citizen, he is
all that is noble, manly and brave in
poor fallen humanity.
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CENTRAL
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
Eighth Normal School District
LOCK HAVEN, CLINTON CO, PA.
A. n. RAUB, A. NJ, Principal.
THIS SCHOOL. as al present con

THIS SCHOOL, as at present con.
L stituied, ofers the very best iAcll;ie. far Pro
iessional aud Classical learning.
Buildugs spacious, inviting aud oomfnodious: cfD-
rletsly heated by steam well ventilated and furnish.
water.
Location healtbful and easy of aoooss.
Surrounding scenery unsurpassed
Teaohers experienced, Efficient, and alive to Their
discipline, firm and Kind. uniform and Thorough.
Expenses moderate.
F,fty ceHe week deduction to those preparing to
teach
students admitted at any time
Course q study prescribed by the State: Model
school ii. Preparatory. III. ElsHeutAry. ~. 81.
entiac.
hpJuScT COURSES:
l. Academic II. Commercisl III Nnsic " Ar
The ElemeutaTy and Scientific oo1trses are Pfa-
ieSsionai and students graduating therein receive
state Diplomas. confsTrnE she following ard cutr-
Touding degrees Master uf the R1emsuts and Ns.isr
of the Sciences Graduates In the other courses receive
Normal Certificates of their hitAinments signed hy
the Facnlty.
The Professional courses are liberal. and are in
thofoughness not inferior tuss n our tt college,
The State requires higher order of citissn,hlp
The umes demand IT, u IL ono Of the prime oigscts
OF this school 60 help 60 Il Nv furnishing ri.
liReui and Efficient Teachers for her srhuols 10 ihts
ehd u solicts Young rcrsons of good ahniiie' and
good putTrses-those who desire 10 Improve their
time and their taleats. students To eli snch Il
promises aid IN developing their powers aud abundant
opportunities for wellpaid labor sst leaving sthol
For catalogue and terms address the Principal.
BOARD or vRusTFTs.
stookbolders Trusiess-J n. Parton NJ n A. Il.
Best, Jacob Brown, :. NJ Bickfrfd Samuel Christ A.
n kanh, X @. Cook, 7. G. Hippls, Esq @. KNITTING.
v y Mccormick, Ess, W. ". Rankin, John A Roth
state Trusiess-Hon. A. q. Curtin Hon. H. L. nisi.
tentach' Gen Jesse Merrill Hon. William Rieisf J.C
T. "haley, :. Miller Mccormick. EsQ.
oTFIcEns
Hon WILLIAM RIGIER, President CIearhela Pc
Ssn: Jesse hERRlLL, v. Presideni i.sck Haven, ~
= HlLLAk MCCORMICK Sssfetaty
THOMAS YARDLKY, Treasurer,
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commanders that would serve their
purpose better. They turned him out
of the command Of Louisiana and
Texas because he was the stalwart
champion of popular rights. and the
American people will put him back
because he is the champion Of popular
rights. [Applause.]
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-11

Sen. Sancod ruirb berrnaBen bon 8eiue
d]ern iiberlaufer, oab er ieiue @mpfanas5eit
anf Orei Gage Der 8ode, Montae, Mtttwob
uno Sreitag, bon II ubr Worgens bis llbr
9iad)mittags beidrdnft bat.
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eon9itreet, 5ur 3eit bon ben 1epublita=
nern NIT Der tiirfiid)en Ifiiiion betraut, emit
mails uon Sancod bel 9ettpsburg beiiegt
ipurbe.
Gum nd6fen8 in 9 ton itattfinbenben
Subelfeiie Der 250 iGbri9eu @riinoun9 Der
Stabt iino 5aHcod ioluobl, ruie 9arfiel6 eiu=
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fratildcn Stabtrathe @eo. 5ree erbalten. Or.
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0ffentlid)t.
Sn Saratoga, &c. g., tritt beute Der
Sabres Gonuent Der oaiioctation Ser
me itanii den Bautiers" Suianl=
men. Baltimore rpirb bnrd] 0rn. 5. $. 8
0atrobe pertreten icin. Inter 9lnOereu ptroen
smei lapaneilid)e 6iaan;mauaer Sertrdge hal
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-11
stusseid5n,,ne oer amert,aniidben 9araer.

Sa otelelben BON elltein frernben gSelttbetle
faman, bate linen Der 6eitausl6uB ben @bren=
plat eingerdumt. Gin itattlider Surner trug
bas Sternenbanner an Der Optic Der amerifaz
nti6en abtbeiluns, bann folsten bic Milmau=
fee'r Surner, bierauf Die Gincinnatier Surn=
fabne, tpeld)e 5einrid) @unflaa trug. Als
6ahnenestorte funsirten Die S5. Sob. 5hnei-
Der uno 9oam @unflad), pdbreno 9lbiu
Stedcr Die amerifaniid)e Sbtbeiluus commanz
Dirte. Die 8altim0rer 9urner (pobl
Die S5. Sh. porn, W. Sdaub, s. 5aiiel=
borit II. 49, lieBen eine Stanbarte blrd etnen
geger tragell, Der nit ieinem pusi9en @eitd;e
nngenein oiel 9lufmerfianfett erregte. Sen
SdluB biloeten bic @aliforuier 3urner, a6t
Oiann bod, Die ebenfaus eiue Stanbarte im
3uge fiibrten. Die amerifaner plrben auf
Der sansen Maridroute am IGerlneilten aus
geSeid)net. lleberall ipurbe ibre Slagge nit
entbuiiaitiifen Sohruien empfan9en. 0ueenoe
bon Bouquets murber ibnen Su9e,porfen, unb
am Sdluiie Der Yroseiiion hattie beinabe jeoer
Imerifaner Elm ODER spei Bouquets Ooer Slrl=
menfrdn5e in Der 6ano.w
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-11
Die &eteratett =Neaenton 1T
Columbus.

@olumbus, D., 10, 9lu9uif. - Die
6eteranen 6ennion tpurbe beute friib ourd)
einen Salut bon SO Sauonenidiiien erUfnet.
Siele Srembe famen geitern uno beute bler
an. llm llbr fling es al, Sll regNeA, alletn
gegen llbr flarte fih bas gSetter anf. Die
GrDffnunqs anf benz Qusitelluugs=
plote he1te Nad)mittag beitanoen in elmer Sc
iplllfonnnungSrebe bnrd Den @eneralanpalt
Iaih, iOipie aus 4niprad}cu burf ben @ou~
nernellr Softer, ben Sberiten @uberlon, @e=
neralapintanter @tbion II. q.
@5egen Sonnenltntergan9 ipurbe eilt Salut
bon IS SanoncnI6iiiien abgefeuert, nno Die
oerid)tetcnen 6cgilnenter unO Seteranelt8erz
cine hielten barauf cin5elne Geriammlnngen in
bem Eager ober in SGilen III Der StaOt. Die
Stabt uno bas 2ager fno btute 2lbenb our9
clcttrtldacs Sld)t tlluililirt, NIB an pcrd)icOcz
nen Stsllen tperoen Seuermcrfe abgebra1nt.
W(an idGtt, Oab $4,000 6remSa beute bier al=
lau9teu. Glide Der Giienbabnen uaren niht
I'M StanOe, alle Yaliagere su beioroern, uno
@iele, tpelthe Der 2eier bei5l1pphnen ninIhtelt,
mubten ibre Ibreile bierber bis nlorgen per<
idieben. Wtan berednet, beB mor9en 10000
iueitere gtind,er eintreffcn ntrOen.
8rGIbsIt Sapts IND ietle Begleiter rperben
nm 6 llbr mprgen friih bier eintreifsn nno
ourd) Die ,,@ouernors @uarb," bic bieiig,n 9a=
betten unb Ole in Der bieiigen &aicrne itationirz
tel SnnbtStruppen pom Sabnbofe ab9ebolt
fnfrhef1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-11
Ier Vcr. Staateu=5rORbaitt Oct
Srassneat ~

Srp oflDn, N.=D., 10. Iug1tif. - Den
OeleQaten beS Ser. Staaten=SroB=0a oes
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