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tfHrH lettRs advantages for a lhuFHEEh ESt3llEll
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AHtsnlns rnu via MHwaMkee. Tickets for 1T, Pnu
thA MtnnHMr0its heu x1ol slsliGt yln at2dsun and
fsalte ID Ehttn. HF viA La Eruasu RHd Wtnoux,
Illinois Central Tta1lroai.
nrpnt foot nf lakesL md fnot VI TvontY Y-saeond-ss
IWket oH'cc. III ltnn'lu'ph.sL. Hear Clark. GFAud
i'nciitu 1intal. aud i'attlHr House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
FREE TO ALL.
THAT IS HOW CANTON, O., DISPENSED
eATABleS, YESTERDAY,
10 The Fifty thousand Strangers Who
Swarmed Her Streets-Brief Ac-
count of the Largest Reunion
on Deck This Year.
THE VARIOUS REGIMENTS PRESENT.

Yesterday was red letter day in the
history OF Canton, Ohio. The prepara.
tions which the citizens OF that enter.
prising town have been making for sew
eral weeks past, in order TO properly
entertain the immense crowds which
the grand soldiers reunion would Ger.
tainly attract to the place, surpass any
thing of the kind ever before attempted
by any town in Ohio, outside Of Cleve-
land, Cincinnati, or Columbus, and the
managers of the affair are to be congrat.
ulated upon the brilliant success which
has attended their efforts. Ten thou.
sand veterans from Ohio and adjoining
States were present, and no less than
fifty-two thousand people were bounti.
fully supplied with provisions in the
Fair Grounds, without money and
without price, a striking contrast TO the
course pursued by the grasping extor-
tionists who were at the head OF the
committee OF entertainment dt the late
Templar demonstration at Chicago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
FOREIGN.
FINANCIAL MATTERS.

The Supply of Gold in the Bank oil Ger
many Exhausted-A Return TO the
Double Standard Anticipated-Further
sbinments of Specie from England PROT
able.
LONDON. September 1.-The Times
saws the Imperial Bank OF Germany Is
still paying gold for its notes in Berlin,
but not in Bremen or Hamburg. Th.s
stoppage of gold payments is sufficient
Is significant. II need surprise nobody
should Germany be forced to resort to
silver everywhere as a legal tender.
Gold aid silver in the Imperial Bank oil
Germany are not stlngnlshed IN the
weekly return, but it is currently report
ed that the stock OF gold is really very
small.
A Berlin dispatch to the Post says:
Apprehensions OF the impending change
in German currency are increasing. III
is said that Bismarck favors the relntro'
duction OF Dimetalism.
Discussing the anticipatlons OF the
United States Treasury, concerning the
import OF bullion from Europe, the
Times: Nobody on this side can say
what the bullion movements vii
be for fortnight ahead, stu
less for the month. The known stats
teal facts are more decidedly against
the assumption that the United States
can take from Europe any such amount
as they took in 1879.
The Daily News says that unles
New York exchange rises to-day inrth
er large sum from the Bank OF Eng
land, il is expected, will be shlppec
from Liverpool Thursday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02

a regiment of his force Saturday. Ayoob
Khan is entrenched at Musra, in Ar
gandab Valley. His line Of retreat is
secured by force over the river at
Khagraz.
Col. st. John reached Camp Robat
with small escort, Saturday. General
Primrose telegraphs that Moosa Khan
and other Cabul refugees had reached
the camp OF Ayoob Khan. The Ghazes
are rejoining him and swear to fight the
British. Ayoob Khan, himself, wrote to
Col. St. John to-day, desiring to come to
terms. We halt here preparing to attack
Ayoob Khan.
A later dispatch from Camp Robat,
dated August 29th, SAYS: A letter just
received from Gen. Phayre says he can
not arrive here for week or ten days
yet. We move to Moriad tomorrow.
Gen. Roberts will begin an attack with
four brigades within the next three days.
LONDON, September IA dispatch
dated Quettah, to-day, says: General
Roberts entered Candahar yesterday.
Ayoob Khan has attempted to open ne
gotiations with him. All the leaders Of
the Ghuznee faction are said to have
joined hyoob Khan. General phayro
marched, yesterday, with his whole
force, as he expects battle at Sakepot.
Ayoob Khan's Herat, Kohistam and
Kezrlibashi troops are said to be desir.
Gus OF desertlng his service, learning OF
the recognition of Abdurrahman Khan
as Ameer at Cabul. But they are sworn
on the Koran to fight.
SIMLA, September lit is officially
announced that Gen. Roberts reached
Candahar yesterday, and is expected 10
attack Ayoob Khan to-day. Ayoob
Khan has made overtures to General
Roberts. General Phayre Is nearing
Takt i.Pul.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
THE NATIONAL BURDEN.
Public Debt Statement for Au-
gust - Decrease During the
Past Month SI2,O27, ,167.

WASHINGTON, September 1.-The iol-
lowing is the public debt statement Tor
August, issued to-day:
Six per cent. bonds, $226, ,4iO, $50; five
per cent. bonds, $3.50, 40, ,45o; four and
One.hali per cent. bonds, $3.50, 900, 600;
four per cent honds, 1888 24l $50; re-
funding certificates, Sl,lO6,4 $50; Navy
pension fund, Sl4,000,O00. Total coin
bonds, 81, ,7l3, S,4O0.
Matured debt, So, l2S,035; legal ten
ders, S3I6, ,74l ,S96; certificates of deposit,
Sll,300OO0; fractional currency, ST.
lSl,9S5; gold aud silver certificates,
cso, o,o.jo, $40; total without intorost, S2Ss.- =
O5G, ,S3l. Total debt, S2,l05, 1886, ,266. To-
tai interest, Sl5 95l ,l39.
Cash in Treasury, Sl9G 66S, 1892; debt
less cash in Treasury, Sl,924,59 Oh;
decrease during August, Sl2,O27 ,l67;
decrease since June so, 1880, Sl7,6O3,-
22l.
Current iabilities-lnterest due and
unpaid, S2,9G4,S03; debt on which in
terest has ceased, S6,l2S, ,035; interest
thereon, S77l,4l3; gold and silver GER
titicates S20.S35. $40; United States notes
held for redemption of certificates OF de-
posit 81 | 800, 900; cash balance available,
Sl54 4,66S,lil. Total, Sl96, ,66S,332.
Available Assets-Cash in Treasury,
Sl96, ,66S, 332; bonds Issued to Pacific
railroad companies, interest payable in
lawful money, principal outstanding,
S64 ,5l2; interest accrued and not yet
paid S646 233; interest paid by United
States, S47 ,5S9,69l; interest repaid by
companies by transportation service,
Sl3,643,333; by cash payments, per
cent OF earnings, S655.l9S; balance OF in
terest paid by United States, So, 3,29l,-
900
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
BAY STATE DEMOCRATS.
LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC C0NVeN-
IlON AT WORCESTER,
The Party Once More United and Harmo-
nious, and Determined to Win
A Boom For Butler on
a Large Scale.
FULL STATE TICKET NOMINATED,

Yesterdays Democratic Convention
at Worcester, Mass, settled two things:
First, that there no longer exists the
slightest trace OF dissatisfaction within
the ranks OF the party in the old Bay
State; and second, that Benjaman +.
b ter ha l only to nod his head and he
would have be IN chosen by acclamation
to |, ,ad the Democracy in the coming
struggle to wroot tho control Of the State
from the Radicals. The Convention
was one OF the largest ever held by
either party in Massachusetts,, no less
than l,245 delegates, representing 321
cities and towns, being in attendance.
After 4 long and exciting session, Chas.
p. Thompson, of Glocester, was placed
at the head OF the ticket, with Alpha
Thompson, OF Waburn, as his Lieuten-
ant, and alter the selection o. candidates
for the minor offices and the adoption
of platform, the Convention adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
AN OHIO MAN
Taken from His Homo in The
Dead of Night and Strung Up
to n Tree by Il Mob.

CoLUMBUs, o., September l.-Ihos.
Mcdonald, aged about years, farm
er, living near Commercial Point, Pick
away county, was taken from his house,
last night, by mob and hung to 4 tree
near his residence. Mcdonald came
from Kentucky some years ago and
married into highly respecta'
BILE family, owning large farm.
He has ior long time been regarded as
desperate, being quarrelsome and
vindictive. A ieud has existed between
Mcdonald and his neighhOrs for some
time, especially during the past year,
owing to the general cussedness OF his
actions. On Saturday he commenced a
quarrel with Tom Beaver, neighbor,
and was badly beaten. The neighbors,
thinking to quiet the neighbo'hood,
thought it wise to commit this horrible
murder, and there is no means OF know
ing who or how many persons composed
the mob, and it is not likely that the
public will ever know who were con-
c-rned in the outrage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
PRODUCE
N ew Y orr

NRw YoRK. September l.--C0ttoh--
Dull at II l3.l6Gll IS Ice; futures firm.
FIour-IIeavy; receipts 1900 barrels,
shipments 8, 600 barrels supcrtine west.
ern and State S3 25G3 9j; common ~
good So 75CIi II; good TO choice - 25CT
6 %; white wheat extra "a l5(d4 90:
extra Ohio 81 00Cf5 -: 81. Louis 81 10
G6 50; Minnesota patent process S6 w
GS25. Wheat Heavy: receipts l37 900
bushels; shipments .}32 900 bushels; re-
jected spring S2!c; No. spring nominal
81 02G1l o.; ungraded red 92cCaSl Oh;
No. 3 do 81 0:Gll 02!; No. II OiCg
] 05i; No. do 81 0S; mixed winter
81 "; No . white 81 O3ta,l OBJ; No. /
do sales 29, 600 bushes, at 81 0jiCgl O5!.
No. . red seller September, sales 49,
600 bushels, at 81 0j1 06; seller Octo-
ber sales So, 900 bushe y, at II O6.C1
1 OF; seller November, sales 2OO,OOJ
bushels, at 81 07sGl OF. CorD-lIigh-
er; receipts $4,000 bushels; shipments
S63. 900 bushels; ungradcd 50!G52tc;
No. Solo 50ic; No . in store Boz; yel'
low J5c; 40. . seller September 50t9
5O;c; seller October 52;c; seller Novem.
Der 53tGj3ic. Oats--Quiet; receipts
sItU,VW NtNlNlb IhlN'h
white western 3SGi2ir. Hay-Quiet
and firm at 70(d90c. Hops Quiet and
steady; yearllngs 7Gllic; New York
State 24(d 26c. Coffee Steady; Rio car
goes l4JGl7c: job lots l+;6t lSc. Sugar
-S;cady; refining fair 10 good 7ia7tc.
Molasses-Quiet and unchanged. Rice
--Qniet and steady. PetrOleum-Quiet.
United Ss!c; crude 6 GlG7lc; refined s:c
Tallow-Steady and IN fair demand at Vt
GG!c. Rosin-Firm and unchanged.
Turpentine-S,ronga and higher at 35c.
Eyys-Strong at iGl(a iSc. Pork-QuIet
a. sl5 s7kG,lG 10. Beei-Quiet aud
firm. Cnt Meats -Qliei and steady,
long clear SIC; shot clear s!c. Lard
w, ak: prime steam y 3I.NeS 40. But.
ter-Demand fair and market nrm at ~
m27c ChePse-DGll and unchanged.
Leather demand fair and market finn.
hemlCck sole 23G25c. Wooi-Dull and
tending downward; domestic becce $50
SOC; pulled 22G i7c; unwashcd l5137;
Texas IsCa 35r. Mctais-Manufactured
Copper-Firm and unchanged; new
sheathing 26c; ingot lake l9c. Pig Iron
Scotch unsettled at :22 0UG25 30,
American steady 81 JO,n - 90 Nails
Gut 50 l5a32j, clinch II o5tc5 60.
CincinnGu
CINCISSArI. September l.-Cotton--
Dull ut lie. F.our-Dlll and un-
changed. Wheat-lIcsvy; No. . amber
ssd 9Cc; No . red winter 90G 92c. Corn
- steady: 40 mixed i3:. Oa;s-Firm
No. . mixed :DGi3lc Barlcy-Quiet;
fail sample 95c. pork-Dull and nom.
inal al SO O0. Lard Firmer at 81 75.
| Bulk Mrats--Flrm al j!GS;c. Bacon
Stronger NJ G.C1Jic Whisky-Ac.
tive, firm and higher at 81 l2. Butter =
Strong; choice Western Reserve l7(t lSc
choice Central Ohio l5(GlGc.
New Orleans
New ORLEANS, September l.--Coiie,
Demand fair and market tirmsr; Ri
cargoes, ordinary to prime, l3i@l8tc
Sugar-Demand active; open kettl
lO:c; yellow clarified l0.c' MolasseG-
None here.
Pittsburgh.
PIrrsBURGH, September l.-Petroleur
Quiet; crude shade 10 ser 81 09s o
Parker's for shipment; refined 81: 10
Philadelphia delivery.
[Addiiior u Mnrksts O." .a Pass,i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
STRATEGY, Me BOY.
AlIVslY RACKET IN STORE FOR THE
RADICALS.
The BOmbastIc Believing Of Blatant Stump
Orators, and the 0yer-Con6dent
Assertions Of Near Sighted
Editors to Be Net By
Solid Work.
THewAR TOBE CARRIED INTO AFRICA

Commenting on the annexed special
dispatch from New York. giving a sum-
mary OF the course mapped out by
Chairman Barnum for the conduct OF
the Democratic campaign, the Phila-
delphia Times says: The information
given in our special dispatch from New
Yor in regard to Chairman Barnum's
s.rsthgy and movements Ii from
most trustworthy sources, and it may
be accepted by the leaders OF both sides
as mapping out the future of the great
battle. Those who know Mr.. Barnum
will understand that he is not an idler
nor dress-parade politician. He is OF
the Tilden school-silent, sagacious and
tireless; and the first visible results OF
hisorganizng policy are given in New
York. New Jersey and Connecti-
cut, while the silence OF his
guns in Ohio and Indiana is explained
by his desire to fight the great battle
and spend his munitions OF war hut
once to decide the issue. Whether his
expectations in regard to Ohio and In
diana will be realized as question that
the verdicts of those States can only
decide; but anticipating bold, aggres-
sive campaigns in both these States,
with ample resources and fresh leaders
to the front, when the Republicans have
largely exhausted their means and en-
thusiasm, will give new aspect to the
contest, and summon the Republicans
to unexpected trials.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
jackson in Cabell.
,ntington Advertiser.

HUntlnKLOu AUNNItISVt'
hon. Jacob B. Jackson, our candidate
for Governor, addressed the people at
the court house, Barboursville, on Fri
dav afternoon. He presented the issues
of the campaign in his characteristic,
plain language, and mis- happy hits at
men and affairs were applauded by the
large audience present. Hon. Ira j.
McGinnis presented him to the audience.
After the address, he was visited at his
hotel by large number, who called TO
pay their respects and to make his ac,
ouaintance. The Governor received
these marks of respect with his usua!
grace of manner, and expressed himself
much pleased with his reception oy the
gooi people Of Cabell.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
A DEAD TRAMP.
The Question is: Was lie Run
Over, or Murdered?

CoLUMBus, O., September l.-Parties
living at Hilliard, this county, found an
unknown man lying dead on the rail
road track, near that town. 4 further
search turned up two tramps who said
the dead man had been in their compa
nv last night; that they all sat down be-
side the track and fell asleep, and that
when they awoke, this man, who is SAID
to be James Kelly OF Manyupk, Pa, was
rolling from their side, having been
killed nv a uassing locomotive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
HOTEL THIEVES
Make a Big Haul at the fremont
House, New York.

Nav loG,, September LII IS re-
p-.,I q, police headquarters that be-
'ag-a . a"th O'Clock Yesterday morn
.0r y,s broke into several rooms at
aun' House, and robbed South =
-..-."s.- % acpnsidrrable amount OF
..N agt i-Wrirc. 2. J. Welsh, OF
>.s,. Carolina, had 81 900 taken from
a'e NJ, and A. X. Falkner, OF Nir-
,..t. .... over Si0O in money and jew
..s-.u..r i-,m his room. several other
r..--uprS lost smaller amounts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
TENTH HANNIvERsARY OF SEDAN.
A Demonstration which France will
Fail to Appreciate.

BERLIN, September 1.-The anniyer-
sary OF the battle Of Sedan will be gen.
orally celebrated tomorrow. The En-
peror has issued proclamation to the
soldiers OF the German army. II recalls
the events Of ten years ago, the great
deeds of the army and the victory OF
Sedan, and it expresses profound thanks
and the warmest acknowledgements to
the army, and hopes it may continue to
fulfill all the calls OF duty and honor,
maintain the strictest discipline and
never relax in diligently training for war,
then IN future times OF difficulty, from
which God may long preserve us, the
army will still be the steadfast guardian
OF the FatherlaEd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02

egy to develop as have ioreshalowed.
Ohio will be as much battle ground in
October as Indiana, ana the Republicans
will be compelled to defend their SUI
premacy there as much as the Democrats
will be compelled to defend their su-
premacy in Indiana.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
AFGHAN AFFAIRS.

The British Reinforcements Reach Can
dahar-Ayoob Strongly Entrenched ana
Receiving Reinforcements- - Genersl
Phayre Delayed-A Battle Probable
This Week.
LONDON, September IA special DIS
patch from Camp Robal, twenty miles
from Candahar, under date OF Saturday,
saws: Gen. Cough, with two cavalry
regiments, arrived Friday, after march
ing thirty-four miles, and opened tele'
graphic communications with Candahar.
Cen. Roberts arrived at Candahar with
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
THE NEWS.
como. From Our Reports by
EallrOad and Wire.
Domestic.

american Gyuaecolog'can ASso-
.... ag.m a three days session at
-.a-. ytSteUiav.
.... .-.sgl.u, excitement at >hel.
U.s.. nrrar~e a Methodist pastor
.-- re.ra. "a public bar.
r-..-.-ryu OF the Second Cali.
r...-r Yesterday nominated j.
....... ..r Congress.
......... Gambia arrived at New
. ..gry Yesterday, having on
..r.#H .ur., in guid coin.
..-.f.. smith have. suffered
-.-urtg.l annually since the
..r.t-.- ri the cotton worm.
..,,.,,r,,.l sp;,ita at
....J F,sarTrj thai
. ...n r. numbering two
.,....,,.l q, NIilv,u.
...N..' ...' 10, 81 - ~ = men
I'm Denver. Col. a few
E,.-....
...,-,.fnEs. u.sitiyely re-
. -, lf,.,. los VEGAS
'.' .....,. ,,,;,l, y,o. rrcently
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r. ....,v,u. uc,ory oi David
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an. --E l1u
4.r., N,y9,pa,. Ind. uut a rrvOl.
...'....f.s-.r.,.sr h,.r,re being logged
..... I'M. ami AFTER Quietly taking
,-...,,..h...rr ,l.or rhrm both.
...r.. ...,. .srr...,,E N Holvoke.
-. ,I.... ,u.lior @, q fine
ID t-. -,r,,,.I that She want
N''..- ,.,.TEsr I,rI anaW
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'i '.i.''a - L.Pl'IS''rrU =, T,,..Io,. -,
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ID ''...>|" o' NJ '','I =; -
go >...'..' "H '"' l "'i"''Vlt,'I" S''''
....''.' ''"'l', '"'''o3d' NeS'e'ESH'
''-,' ..' '" great "'.'''Se &" '"e ehS'heS
aHt .''~.
u-Iuu y,rc.c drawn with a radius of
.s., miles. with the public buildings
.. Philadelphia as centre, there are
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
The Memphis Cotton Trade.

MEMPHIS, September 1.-The annual
statement for the commercial year clos.
ing last night, shows that 400, 500 bales OF
cotton have been received, an excess OF
., 36S bales over the previous year The
average prices realized were ll.S3 lOOc
per pound. The aggregate value nj the
cotton was nearly S24,000U0O.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
Resolutions of Thanks.

SAN FRANCISCo, September IL ne
Chamber OF Commerce and board oil
Trade at Joint special session today
PASSED resolutions complimen'Ing sir
Thomas Hesketh for sending his steam
Yacht Lancashire Witch in search OF the
missing crew of the Mathilde.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
DEAD FOR A DUCAT.
Fatal Result of Quarrel Over
n Small Loan.

DAYTON. o., September l.-Charles
Hites, chair maker, was shot and IN
stantly killed this morning at one
O'Clock by John Heterick. his brother.
in.law. Hites loaned Heterick small
sum and last night asked for its repay
ment. This enraged Heterick and the
murder followed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
Proposals 10 Sell Bonds.

NEW YORK, September 1.-The pro.
posaIs to sell bonds to the Government,
to-day, aggregated S9,0l6, $50, OF which
the Secretary of the Treasury accepted
S2. 500. 900, at Sl02.4S for skies OF 1850;
Sl0l IS for skies of 1881, and Sl02.7S for
tiyes of 1881.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
Sirikn of Railroad La borers

ST. LouIs, September 1.-The plat
form laborers at the Plum street freight
depot of the st. Louis, Iron Mountain
and Southern railroad, struck for higher
wages this morning. They number
about one hundred. They have been
receiving Sl.25 per day and want Sl.5O.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
yictoria's warriors Badly Demoraliaed

WASHINGTON, September l.-General
Ord has telegraphed that Victoria In
dians are badly cut up and demoraiized,
and that he will leave them to the troops
in New Mexico and Arizo ona; that the
Mexican troops neither attacked the
Indians nor cot in their way.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
st. Hoffman Discharged

CINCINNATI, September l.-On pre-
liminary examination before Justice
Marchant, ex-City Auditor S. w. Hoif-
man, on q charge Of embelzlement OF
two city bonds oi $1,000 each, was dis
charged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
Explosion OF Giant Powder.

SAN FKANcIsco, September l.--Ihc
hoisting works OF the Quinn mine, SlI-
YER City, took fire last evening, and the
explosion OF giant powder destroyed the
works. The watchman, named Victor
Laundry, was killed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
THE TURKEY CARVERS.
Advance Guard OF the Combined Fleet II
IN the Adriatic.

IN the Adriatic.
New IoEK. September IA special
to the Commercial Idreri~r from Lon
don says: A dispatch received from
Otrants by the Greek firm OF Rall Bros,
states thar iour men-oi.war are now go.
ing up the Adriatic. Then general I'M.
preston on Change is that these vessels
are the advance guard of the combined
fleet of the squadron Of the powers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
GENEVA LAKE.
The Regatta Postponed Until
To-day A Match Between
Courtney and Riley.

GENEVA, n. y. September 1.-The
rowing matches were postponed on ac-
count OF rough water till tomorrow.
Courtney and Riley made match to
row within thirty days, three miles with
turn. Courtney puts up $500 and
Riley $3.50. Each has deposited for.
felt OF Sl00.