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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-30
Low Rate Excursion West

Tuesday, Nov. Q, 1850. The BAimore
and Ohio railroad will sell Exdrsion
tickets to points in Kansas, NCraska
and Iowa, at one half the usuakound
trip rates. The tickets are iit class
and good going on all through trains
November 9, 1880, and good returning
OH any regular train within forf days
from date.
Wheeling to Chicago, via b. & o..
without change of cars, and lut one
change to Missouri River points
c. h. bRD,
General PdsSnqt agent
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No Mecuas this Afternoon

TWAS announced at the Acadamy OF
Music. on Thursday night, that Col.
Wilson would address the people at the
Capitol Square this afternoon, but in
view of preparations for the parade this
evening, and other arrangements on the
part of the Colonel, the meeting is with
drawn
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, II. c., October 80. A.
Nor tine Tennessee and the Ohio
Valley, cloudy and threatening weather,
occasional rain, followed by clearing
weather, colder northwest winds, with
rising barometer, preceded IN the eastern
mart of the Ohio Valley by lower barom-
eter. northeast winds, stationary or
hirher femnerAtnre.
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The boys will De pleased with
the style. and Jon Will ne
n,casrsi with the price oil our
Fall Clothing. Oehln AZ Co.'S.
spne Price Clothing House,
l:s..J Market street, adjoining
O,era lSosi>e.
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10, for Pi,tsbureh-Cheap ExcursIo,

10 Ior FItIsDurBu-CheHp EXCURSION.
The p. G. and st. J.. X. X Co. Pan.
Handle Route announce the sale OF ex.
cursion tickets to the great political
demonstration at Pittsburgh, Saturday,
October CO.
Tickets will be good going on all trains
OF the above date. Returning, will be
good until Monday, November ], inclu.
sive. Round trip only 81 30.
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All)relisg Re9ister
LOCAL lsTELLlGERCE.
Index to Now Aay srtisements.

DIR. Nichols Wrought Iron Furnace
Nesbitt x Bro. ~,
Time heeling and Elm
Grove Railroad. -.
Attention, Young Mems Democratic
Club.
Notice-ThOs. I. lleyman.
New Crop MolaSseS-R. J. Symth.
Cheap Sugsr-R. J Smyih.
New B;sqUe Designs-l. u. Dillon.
Letter List.
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We BEG To REMIND you

That VIC keep the laigc., stock kui %" rnpl''
proved 1ruS,.-. Supporter. surgin. nav
ficnts, DO TIuScs cAriuly si.ps''i. .,
paratus for dciyTmit!c, furnished 10 y'iH "a
on DDGAS. III SO
Druggist Efise '"i''
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pheasant and EGec.ual."

PsRsLEY, W. Va, Nov. 81, 1879.
H,ssrs La,tghlin Bros. 4. Co.,
Please send US another supply OF your
Worm Syrup. We are meeting with an
increased sale. We find it always gives
satisfaction. have used it in my own
family, and found 1t not only pleasant,
but effectual. yARrIS & DopLER,
OF Dopler x Lewis.
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YOU MAY FIND RELIEF

Promptly from that Cough arr Hoar'i.''' y
usihy DR.. Cbapmsn's Horrhounf h.,'H .
does not disorder the stomach and 10 's-i1
ssfe aud enectual. Price -. Fpa "a. ~ ~.
LDGAa. Lisi %
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EACH member Of the ditfereu; c,r,.
expected to turn out tonight, and !.
quested TO see that his torch is 49, ''
ished with oil and wick. 'ep'et'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-30

EVERY club is expected to turn out its
full number to night in the interest of
Hancock and English and the Demo.
cratic party.
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A STITCH IN The BACK,

Or Sc'k. and Pains. BruI1. sui fwe.l'hr "
promptly relieved by using L,gans A'fns
elegant external remedy. Proe e. rni
LOGAN. LII A 90.
Wholesale Druggist, Bridge Corner. "he'iA
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GAIT. PLASKEY will turn the Fifth
ward club out in their full capacity to-
night.
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the LADIES ALL SAY

T>IIAT LOGAN. LIST 4 CO.. INckL.nH
i Baking Powder 10 the lat In the mh'.r
forBuisuii and Batter Cslrt II j. unruI"
Sold 10y the beat dealers. Al iofNc iirl'R
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-30

To PERSONS employed in constant
mental toll, study or anxiety,Fellows'
Compound Syrup Of Hypophophites is
especially adapted, namely to teachers,
Clergymen, Editors, Lawyensand i'm
pecunious business men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-30

YOU do not have to patronizs auctions
to buy Gibbons Rome for s. 80. STAN
ton & Davenport will do better than
that.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-30

THE Second Ward Hancock and Eng.
lish Club will turn out their full force
o-night-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-30

STANTON & DAVENPORT are offering
McCauley's History Of England in FIVE
volumes for g. so cash.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-30

THE First Ward Hancock and English
Club will be out in their usual large
number tonight
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-30

The citizens are requested 10 i,,r.
nate their residences tonight, u-..'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-30

A NICE upright piano for rent ut
Sheib's, Washington Hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-30

LOOKOUT for "Old Hickory" tonight.
They will "boom" for sure.
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rrcr,nomeIer RECORD.

As taken at SchReprs Opera House
drug store:
FRIDAY.
lS7a lsl
7.~leN. SPN.7P.n an. II v. 5 pN az;
40 % - q! - ID Oh oil
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THE "Garden Spot Wide Awakes are
expected to add materially TO the sue
cess Of the procession tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-30

II Nathan Goodwin is not q murderer
this morning it is simply because he
failed in his
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-30

in Benwood in the last few years and
not q conviction for either killing. The
people Of Benwocd are tired Of the laws
DELAYS and failures, and it should be the
duty OF every citizen OF Marshall county
TO see that in this unprovoked and wan.
ton shooting that the guilty party should
not escape.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-04
BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

President Hayes has appointed ].
Phillips postmaster at 0berlin, Ohio.
The Aldermen Of New York adopted
resolution providing for the capture and
drowning oil vagrant cats.
Secretary Sherman leaves Washington
to-day for New York, to attend the con.
ference of leading Republicans.
The value OF the timber destroyed by
recent forest fires in the southwest district
Of the province Of New Brunswick, Is esti.
mated at 100000.
The American Rifle Association yester.
day, formally thanked Colonel Bodine and
team, for their unparalleled achievements
at Dollymount Butts.
United States Secretary Of War Ramsey,
with Adjutant.G General Drum and Col.
Barr, leIt'st. Johns, N. B., yesterday for
Portland, Maine, en- route TO Washington.
schraeder, who killed Or. LeFevre, in
Oakland, CAL, was yesterday held 10
answer without hail. Ills counsel gave
notice OF All application to the Superior
Court for h1hOss corpus.
The United States Consul at Port Sar
dia SAYS the business depression in Cana
da would seem TO result in an exodus oI
some OF the bent citizens. Emigrants who
crossed oyer at that point alone, during
the year ending June 80, 1850, and wht
declared their intention TO become perma
lent residents Of the United States, nun
bered II ,059.
The municipal election at Portsmouth
| N. H., Yesterday. resulted in a Republics
victory, Mayor W. H. Size beisg electe,
for third term by OF majority and plu
rality lO2, The Board of Aldermen an
Common Council stands as last year, si
Republicans and three Democrats In III
former, and twelve Republicans and si
Democrats In the latter,
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INDIAN WARFARE.
Col. GrIerson's Engagement With Vie.
ii torIn's BAND Ilii7a A~

Col. Grlerson's Engagement With Vie
ft torIa's BAND lli'laHi,
DENVER, COL, A ugust 3.-The TriJane''
Santa Fe special says, news from El Paso
states that Col. B. II. Grierson had fight
with Victorias band Of hostile Indians,
about 100 strong, who attempted to pass
northinto Texas, on the S0th inst, between
Fort Quittman and Eagle Springs. He was
encamped on the trail with small party,
aud believing the Indians would make a
break through the lines, had sent, the
night before, for reinforcements to Fort
Quittman and Eagle Springs, and at 4 A. NJ,
on the sOth, Lieutenant Finley and thirteen
men OF the Tenth Cavalry, arrived, and he
Immediately went to work to fortifying
his position. About 0 A. NJ. the Indians
approached in force and attacked the
camp. They were repulsed at II a: N:
Captain Gielle, with two companies ar
rived, upon which sharp engagement
took place between the troops and the
Indians, which lasted about three hours.
Lieutenant Galloway was wounded, one
soldier, and eight horses were killed. At
2 y. NJ, Captain Naton's command arrived
on the scene OF action from Fort Quittman.
On the approach OF these troops, the In
dians fed rapidly down the Rio Grande.
Col. Grierson is OF the opinion that the
Indians will try to cross between Van
Horn and Eagle Mountains, and is dis
persing his troops to intercept them. The
Mexican troops are following the Indian
trail on the other side OF the Rio Grande,
but have not been able to come up with
them since the 29d inst.
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BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

LONDON, August SIN the House Of
Com mons the Marquis Of Harrington an.
nounced the recall Of Sir Bartle Frere.
The Marquis and Earl OF Kimberly in
making the announcement said the gov.
eminent took the step with regret, be-.
cause, while Sir Bartle Frere's views differ
from the views OF the ministers on impor-
tant questions, theministers fully recognize
his high personal qualities and distinguish.
cd service.
In the House OF Commons this evening
the Marquisof Harrington announced that
the British Agent at Quetta telegraphed
on the I'd inst, that "it Is said Ayoob
Khan has marched to Mir Kabez and de.
tailed a force for an attack on Chaman
Chok."
In the House OF Lords Earl Granville
announced that the Viceroy Of India had
telegraphed that powerful force, COM
prising all arms oil the service under com.
mand OF General Roberts, had been
ordered to march to Candahar.
Lord Cairns in studiously calm speech
this evening picked the principles OF the
compensation bill to pieces, saying that
WIlIe u WAS iutenueu W peueut tne tenhht
It would leave him in worse condition
than before. Lord Selbourne, Lord High
Chancellor, in a long speech vigorously
supported the bill. The Duke OF Somer.
SGT and Earl Of Shetlane opposed It. Wis.
count Monck supported the bill, while
Viscount Cranbrook opposed 1t. The
Duke OF Argyle also supported the bill.
The Earl Of Granville, Foreign Secretary,
said he lid not deny II the bill was regis
tered the Government would be confront
ed with the great responsibility as to what
course to adopt, but that fact cannot re-
lieve the house OF very grave responsi.
bility. When vote was reached the bill
was rejected, 2S2 to 81.
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DECEMBER AND MAY.

LONDON, August S.-The World says;
A marriage has been arranged between
the Baroness Burdett.C Coutts and Ashmead
Bartlett. her secretary and almoner for
some time past. A recent statement to
the same effect, which was contradicted,
was made by the intended bridegroom.
The gentleman is a brother OF Ellis Ash.
mead Bartlett, NJ. P. By becoming Bart.
lett's wife the Baroness will lose q very
large portion OF her income, to the extent,
1t is said, of over 100000 yearly. This is
in accordance with the will Of Harriet
Mellon, Duchess Of st. Albans, who be.
queathed her vast property to Miss An
gela, now Baroness Burdett Coutta, pro.
viding II she married an alien or natural.
lied subject, her interest in the Coutts
bank and other properties shall cease.
bartlett Is an American, naturalized a
short time since. II is asserted that re.
monstranOes against the marriage engage.
,nent from the best friends OF the Baron.
ess, and from the highest quarters, failed
10 have any effect, and the marriage will
shortly take place. The Baroness is 60,
while Bartlett has not yet completed his
29th year,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-04
THE oH1u-PERUvIAN WAR.
SHARP TRICK PLAYED WITH A DE.
COY SHIP.
A Peruyian's Ingenious Dodge by which
aChiIian Transport was Destroy.
ed-Oyer One Hundred
Men Killed.

NEW York, August S.-The Star and
Herald, OF July %, has the story Of the loss
Of the Ohilian transport Loa, In Calloa.
A Peruvian officer, procuring suitable
launch put a torpedo into it, and over
this he placed false bottom, resting on
springs and kept down by weight of
cargo. He then loaded it with very
choice assortment Of fruits, vegetables and
fowls, and towing it out toward the block
aiding squadron before day light, set it
adrift. All day long that launch foated
about, but towards five o'clock In the even
ing, fearing it would fall into neutral
hands, boat was sent out to bring it
back.
The Loa seeing boat from the shore
making towards the neutral vessels caught
sight OF the launch and turned towards
it. The Loa lowered two boats to fetch in
the prize, and 1t was brought alongside
and the discharge commenced. As the
weight in the launch was diminished the
machinery in connection with the torpe.
do was set free, and in moment three
hundred pounds OF dynamite were ex-
ploded. The Loa was almost lifted out Of
the water and appeared enveloped in a
mass OF fame, which resolved itself into
dense clouds OF black smoke.
When this cleared away the vessel
seemed not to have suffered, but suddenly
she went down by the stern and disap.
peared. The Chilian blockading vessels
were too far away to give assistance, but
ships OF war, OF non oOmbatants, quickly
lowered boats and picked up about forty
struggling in thewater, OF whom It is prob.
able many will die. At least $50 men
perished. The only officers saved are
the Second Commander, wounded, Doc.
tor and one engineer.
Every house in CalIoa was shaken to its
foundation by the explosion, and every
ship in the bay was shivered as II by a
fearful earthquake. The Peruvians say
the Chilians In the darkness which pre-.
ceded the dawn OF the 10th Of last April,
sent in Torpedo launch with the inten.
tion Of blowing up the Union, whose Of
acers and men were ignorant OF the enemy
being within hundreds OF miles OF them
Had the Union gone down her two hun.
dred men would have persisted. as have
those Of the Loa, BY secret blow.
A Lima correspondent says: There is an
ugly rumor going about that some men
entered the MoQuegua, where the Chill.
ians left their sick In care OF the natives,
and murdered every Chilian they could
find. 1t is also rumored the Ohiliaus
have sent force to wreck terrible revenge.
a case Of hen7ine or henzaline on
the steamer Conqumbo,. which exploded
during the last voyage 10 Valparaiso, kill
ing one man and making break OF 20
feet in the side Of the ship, fortunately
above the water line,
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AFGHANISTAN.

CApuL, August S.-The postponement
Of Durbar at General Coughs camp at
Kalabsji, on the I'd inst, at which Gen.
Stewart was to have met Abdurraman
Khan, is attributed to the excitement
among Abdurramsn Khsn's followers.
When Griffin on Saturday met Abdurra-
man, the latter's people were so excited
that display OF our infantry was necessa.
ry near the place of meeting.
LONDON, August S.-The Tima says q
telegram from It's correspondent at Canda-
har Is quite In harmony with the state.
ments that General Burrows cavalry and
artillery were enticed TO ambuscade. Put'
ting the various scraps Of intelligence 70.
gether we are inclined 10 believe the Al
ghans tried 10 get In the rear oil our forces
The fact that most Of the losses are said 70
have occurred during what is euphumis,
tically termed retreat, Ia strong prooi
that The action ended in an utter route oi
the force. Though the brigade Is not lit
literally snnihilated, II will, owing tc
wounds, exhaustion and decentralization
for the present add very little to the gen
eral promises OF strength. The new prep
arations making for siege are very bad
and by no means satisfies the publ,
craving for details,
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RIPLEY, O., August 3.-We have taken
some pains to ascertain the condition oi
growing crop Of grapes along the banks
OF the Ohio river, and submit the follow
ing tlattering report:
For the past eight years the cultivation
Of grapes along the river has proved SO
disastrous to vineyard men that many Of
them have abandoned their old occupa.
ton and are now devoting themselves to
general farming.
Wine.growers who had spent years in
Europe in the growth OF wine grapes ex-
clusiyely, have about come 10 the conclu-
sion that the Catawba grape can no long.
er flourish on the Ohio river hills.
Ten years ago a failure in the Catawba
crop was the exception, but there has not
been full yield Of this excellent variety
since.
The fogs and dews in July and the latter
part OF June have caused disease among
them called "cali'seye," which has proved
SO ruinous some years as to totally destroy
the yards in damp, warm seasons.
The Catawba Is the only grape they
have ever been able to utilize as wine
fruit in our section, and growers have not
found grape with such thin skin, clear
flesh and good flavor as this desirable
crop. Year upon year the Concord and
Ives Seeding have been yielding almost
everywhere, but their uses are now con-
fined almost entirely to canning and table
purposes. This year the Catawbas are in
splendid condition, and the vines are full.
In Brown and Clermont counties the pros
poets for this kind are better than they
have been for years. The danger OF mold
is about past, and the berries will begin
running to wine by the middle Of August.
that is still left in Southern Ohio, we may
expect large turnout this fall, and it is
TO be hoped that new impetus will be
given to the cultivation Of this fine grape.
The Ives Seedlings aud Concords are
thicker than blackberries.
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THREE pAY,s MORE
And Tanner Will Know What n Square
Meni IL.

And Tanner Will AnOW Wnu square
Meal Is.
NEw YoRk, August S.-Dr. Tanner has
experienced no nauses since midnight,
and his stomach, altogether, is in an i'm
proved condition, his features are still
pinched and drawn, and his eyes look hec-
tic. His temper is irritable, and crowds
Of spectators annoy him. The usual drive
failed to benefit him and he says he will
give up going out until the end Of the fast.
During the morning he dram at intervals
not less than half pint OF Croton aud
mineral waters. He Is now on his thirty
seventh day.
1t has been found that Tanners warm
est sympathizers are women inclined to
obesity. When one Of that order, who
had just visited the faster, saw him lying
on his cot, she wept, and exclaimed: I:
"Poor thing, do make him eat something:" "
A secret independent corps OF watchers
was organized some time ago to watch the
regular watchers and Tanner at the same
time, and ascertain, II possible, whether
the fasting man was receiving food from
some unknown source. Tanners every
movement day and night is closely observ.
ed, but nothing has occurred to give the
slightest ground for suspicion. The
managers have already been after Tanner
for lecturing tour or exhibition, should he
survive his present undertaking. One OF
the managers Of this city some time ago
offered him 500 a day to finish the last
two weeks Of his task at theatre In New
York or Chicago.
New YORK, August 4.-At o'clock this
morning DR.. Tanner was peacefully sleep
ing, being well wrapped up in blankets
on account Of chilliness in the atmosphere
following to.day's storm. Four medical
gentlemen were closely watching the
sleeping faster.
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THE CREATE FORGEKIES.
Inspector Byrnes Speaks Plainly About
Criminals aud Eheir Friends.

Inspector hyrueS Npe"hr Ei""S hpo"'
Criminals nud rheir Friends.
NEW YoRE, August 3.-Inspector Thos.
Byrnes called at the Tombs this morning
and requested that he should at once be
notified il any attempt was made to pro-
duce the release OF Henry Cleary, the
young man accused Of participation in the
great Baltimore forgeries. The inspector
said that he was compelled TO adopt TINS
course ia consequence Of information he
had received regarding the efforts which
we're being made by the prisoners
friends TO effect his eecape from punish.
ment. II was common trick, The lnspec.
tor said, for Cleary and the other nsn::
bers OF Brock ways gang OF torgers should
they be arrested for great crime TO have
friendly policeman present warrant
for their arrest on q trivial charge OF the
same criminal grade aud seek trial on the
smaller instead Of the greater offence. q,
In the present case Officers Dwyer and
Gaylor, OF Albany, demanded Cleary by
virtue OF warrant charging him with Q
petty forgery OF 800. The Inspector said
Il was orange that though Cleary had
Eerr tour months, It was not until the Iuspec.
tor. with the assistance Of his Wall street
bureau, arrested him for forgerie0 sggre-
eating $4,000 in Baltimore, that the Al
bany officers put in an appearance. In
spector Byrnes declared that should, by
any legal 'hocus pocus, Cleary be released
on straw bail, he would rsarrest him at
the gate Of the Tombs and appeal 10 the
Supreme Court for protection.