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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
The Final Days Session of the
Protestant Episcopal House OF
Deputies.

Deputies.
NEw York, October l5.-In the House
OF Deputies OF the Protestant Episcopal
Convention, to-day, the Committee on
Constitutional Amendments reported
on a resolution previously Offered that
it was inexpedient to change the period
OF the meeting OF this convention from
three to five years. The report was
adopted and the committee discharged.
The Committee on Prayer Books hav-
ing considered the memorial on the re.
vision u the Book of Homlies, referred
to them, reported adversely to the pc
,i,on and were discharged.
Rev. DR.. Baell, of North Carolina,
called up the resolution, which orlgina-
ted at the previous convention in I c
House of Bishops, the subject matter
of which had been before the Episcopal
Church for upwards Of thirty years.
The resolution calls for an insertion i'll
the Litany, after the supplication to the
illuminate, "A!l bishops, priests and
decons." 80" And in the response
thereto the supplication that at may
please the Lord OF the harvest to send
forth laborers into the harvest" and the
response, 1--WE beseech Thee to hear us,
good Lord"
DIR. Beall made lengthy speech in IA
vor OF the adoption Of the resolution,
and upon concluding his remarks, the
subject was referred to the committee
on prayer books.
DIR. Franklin made long speech in
support of the resolution he had offered,
and as an amendment to the Canon
question, moved there he added thereto
the words, Except in cases provided in
the Word of God, notably in Deuterono.
my, chapter xiv, |, 2, Sand t."
Rev. Dr. Ware, Of Pennsylvania,
vigorously opposed the amendment AS
proposed.
Rev. DR.. Clark, Of Kentucky, Chair.
man of the Committee on Canons, re.
ported they had given the subject full
consideration and discussed it from
every point.
The report OF the committee was
finally adopted by large majority.
At the afternoon session, Rev. DR..
McC Crady, of South Carolina, Offered a
resolution that the Third Suppication in
the Litany be changed so as to read
~, God, the Holy Ghost, the Comfort
er, have mercy on us." The words
after "Ho.y Ghost proceeding from the
Father and Son. in the present read
ing. to be stricken out; and that the
Fourth Supplicatlon be made to read
20, Holy. Blessed and Glorious Lord
God Almighty have mercy on us" The
words Trinity, three persons and one
Cod to be stricken out in the present
version.
Referred to the Committee on Canons.
The Convention then adjourned sine
die
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Bsittu ore.

En1rNoEE. October l5.-Flour--
S,radv: western superfne s. J0GS4 co.;
extra - 2jNrj 90; family - 25ss6 %.
Whe.,-Wrster higher and frm; NO. =
wes,rn winter red. spot, and seller Dc
t,ber 81 I8J69l l6i; seller November
81 l7G,ll3J; seller December 81 1910
/ lei; seller January 81 20i8l 20i.
tn-W,ticrn higher but quiet; west
ern mixed spot and seller October
55G55Ic; seller November and Decen.
ber old aui res 52ic. Oats-About
steady: western white 39la 4oc; do
mixei 37ta 2sc. Rye-fIigher st u W.
Hay-Qnirt; prime 10 choice fennsyI'
yania aud Mar, and SIS 0Os 20 % Pro-
yisious-Firm. Mess POrk-At $I6 20.
Bulk Meats Packed cas-. BacOn-
Shoulder. slc; clear RIB sides Ole; hams
Io1,I3I. L,ri--Refiaed. in tirrces. 9ic;
Butter Lower: prime to choice west
crn 1929. Egz.-LpSer at H.: Re
trojeuu-Crud-, nominal; refined 12Ic.
CofIr. = bull and oser; Ho cargoes ol
ordinary 20 fair II itsI3ir. sugar-Firm
A soft DC. Whisky-Quiet at u l5iS
I6.
ToLrpo. October l5.-Wheat-Opened
s,rony and closed easier; No. 3 wbits
Wabash 81 o.; No. white Michigan
81 OF: amber Michigan 81 06a; No.
red Wabash spot 81 05s: seller Novem
Der 81 OG;; seller December 81 0S3
seller January$l 10; No. 8 red wsbasi
81 or; SO. 9 Dayton snd Aichiean. re,
81 Og: No. g amber Illinois 5, 07; No
red mixed 81 Q3. Corn-Steady ant
higher; mixed Alc No. 2 &c; rejects
l3ic. Oats-Quiet; No. 2 spot Sc; n
jected 30c.
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BARBOUR COUNTY.

Wilson. Republican. for Delegats. Pulls
Through by q Scratch.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
PHILIpPI, October 10.
The following is the official vote OF this
county, with the exception OF that given
District Delegate:
Governor-Jackson. d., 1929; Stur.
giss, r., 900; French, e., 275. Jackson's
majority over all 81; plurality over Stur-
giss, 329.
State Senator-T. ]. Farnsworth, D.,
1900.
House OF Delegates-Third Delegate
District, Hall, d., l,l73; Coburn, R A,
1850. County Delegate, Bosworth, D.,
l,l59; Wilson, r., LISP.
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0REENBRIER COUNTY.

Five Hundred and Eizhty-five Demo
cratic Majority Over Republicans and
9resnbackers Combined.
Special Dispatch TO the Register.
LEwIsBURG, w. Va, Oct. 10.
The following il the official vote cast
at the election in this county on Tues
day last:
For Governor-Jackson, D., 1889;
Sturgiss, R., 466; French, e.. 2SS.
State Senate-Wm. l.. Mcneil, d.,
LOSE. No opposition.
House of Delega!es-John W. Sy dem
stricken, d.. l,4l0; Geo. W. Williams, e.,
507
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THE CAUSES
Of the Late Alleged Republican
Victory in India1a-A Damo-
cratic Victor Assured
in koyemhe-.

INDIANAPoLIs, October ~. The Dem
ocratic Executive Committee have is
sued the following address.
To the Democratic and Ad, D.adent Voters
Of Indiana:
The result OF the election last Tuesday
is deep disappointment {. us all. The
extent of the success which the Repub.
lican party has achieved in this State is
as much surprise to the Republicans
as il is to the Democrats, and proves
that the ma ajority of the Republican
party were rs ignorant OF the means
which their corrupt leaders were EN-.
ploying as We were. The temporary
loss of our State is a calamity that time
will enable us to relieve, but the injury
which our free institutions will sustain,
resulting from the frauds and corTup.
tions practiced by the Republican lead.
ers to secure their triumph, is incalcu.
liable.
The causes which enabled the Repub.
lican party TO succeed in the election are
now plain. The partial success Of their
scheme to Africanixe our State for po-
litical purposes; the corrupt use: OF
money for the purchase OF votes; the
importation and use OF repeaters, pro
tected by deputy marshals, and the aid
derived by them from the use OF q q
Federal machinery OF elections under
the pretense OF supervising the election
of members of Congress in the Presi.
dental election. We will have To en-
counter these forces TO the same extent
as in our State election. Their corrup.
ton fund will have to he divided among
many States; their repeaters will be
home. and those OF them who were dis
charged from the arrest OF the Deputy
Marshals, on straw bail. will not be like.
ly to make their appearance in cur
State soon again. We shall have no
Federal powers, no Federal marshas or
Federal machinery to contend against.
We are thoroughly united in onr
counsels. Whs,eyer our advcIsaries may
say to the contrary is untrue. We
therefore call on you not to relax any OF
YOUR efforts. Put new life and energy
into your county and township organi
zations and take all measures
in your power to bring ont
your full strength to the polls
The same vote polled by Us in October.
il polled in November, will secure to
us the State. The average ajority
against us at the late election will not
exceed 1000, or may fall below that fig.
ure. The majority can. and
in our opinion Will be
overcome in the Presidential
election. A charge OF three votes III
each precinct viii accomplish il. Re-
member You have leader in this con.
test who never sounds a retreat, and he
commands an army that never surren.
ders.
ISiyued1 WV II. ENGLISH,
r. A. HKSDRICKs,
J. T.. McDoNALD,
FRANK L.NDERs,
WV. FLsuING,
JuHN CRoPsEY,
o. o STELEY,
ErtcuiW Comm ice.
JAusg ii. RICE,
S,cTIIy.
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CHARLESTON.
Nu!ci,l. hv nrnuni,..

IL - .:Lt~LSt'N, OSOber IL. - Captain
NJ" NJ" zee, a lyominent citizen Oi Put
-, ~, H"p HSS been ldbosing under a
d. S-i'aI a..'Tdtlon icr some time past,
L:.,'s'i,'a,e.y walked into the river near
l.. ',''.'"; rS'cycnlEg, and Was drowned
n 70 'i,i could ba rendered. HIS case
49, - 'Tp'ovei Of late that he was
- 90 - U'aSac; business, and he FIRE.
A., .,.. ",.s cS'"' to this city. Oar inform
Nh ,'IS az, he started here when he met
AMI "a" .'' sal death, lie leaves 4 vile
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LIVE STOCK.
OnicRc.

CHICAGO, October Is The Drocrs
JON nal reports hog receipts 5000 head
shipments 10000 head. Market slow
and 3 cents lower; mixed packing, u ~
IA O.; Michigan and Indiana hogs
81 25td,4 10; light bacon 81 6I94 30;
selected heavy 81 9o@,5 %; fully 10000
left.
Csttle-Rcccipts 1000 head; ship
ments 1000 head; market slow, weaker
and lower: good 10 choices shipping
81 6065 l2l; common to medium - W
IA 80; naive butchers mixed 81 OOa'
; %; vrals S4d5 ; 30; stocke-s ~ 1000
3 90: feeders s. 1908 30: calves neI
head 50 GC@l3 co; wcstern steal!
natives hail breeds ej l5G3 %; Texans
50 S0G3 on.
Sicep-Rsceipts, 1000 head; market
steady: common to medium 81 30ta,3 30;
good TO choice 81 0OG4 3j. Ia fair de-
mand.
New York.
NEW York, October l5.-Csttle-Rt.
ceipts 300 head. The tone OF the
general market is the reverse of We'd
nesday and Il, reduction Of ! to lc per
pound. The outside price for extra
cattle was l0Ir. At general sales con'
mon to strict prime 7i&l0ic; Taxan'
and Colorado steers GiG73c, but
could not he closed out: exporters used
800 steers and paid l0lt9l0lc for choice
shipments 2i0 live cattle.
Sheep-I;eccipts 500 heal. Early
sales at fairly sustained prices. but
the feeling WAS rather weak. At the
close sheep ranged from 81 OOs5 %;
lambs s. OOaG %.
Receipts 5 400 head. Live
hogs slow; IS OOtd5 81 per 100 pounds
for ordinary 10 gUpd.
Cincinnati
CIScINs.TI, October Is. - Hogs -
Dull and lDwar; common IS 0Ofd.4 81;
light s. 45ta,4 80; packing 81 4N.e4 20;
butchers ~ SOfd4 ". Receipts, 2,20C
head; shipments 20 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16
Of Large Democratic Gains and
Overwhelming Majoriiies,
Continue to Pour in From Every
Part of Our Mountain State,
Showing That West Virginia Still
Stands Firm as q Rock
Amid the Disasters Which Over
whslmed Her Western Sisters.
And Will Press Forward In the
Front Rank to Victory in
November.

The returns continue TO come in
rapidly from the inte r;or of the State,
and the Democratic majority promises
to be away up in the clouds. kanawhs
county, alone, shows a net gain OF over
Que thousand over the Congressional
election OF 1878, and many other coun-
ties follow in her train with largely in
creased Democratic votes. Sturgiss is
showed under so deeply that his pres
ence in the political arena OF this State is
an event not to be looked for dur
Ing the present generation at least.
THE following is summary OF the
members OF the Senate and House OF
Delegates, whose election is indicated by
he returns up to midnight last night.
The vote received by each candidate,
and the majority is given whenever
it is spoSsible todo so:
SENATE.
First District-Hancock county, Dom
ehoo, ID 3l4; Hewitt, r., 5 3; Brooke.
Donehoo, d., 60i; Hewitt, R..509; Ohio,
Donehoo, D. ,4,0lS; lIewett, K. 1871. To-
,al, Donehoo, 1882; Hewett, 4.S33,
Donehoo's majority, 80.
Second listrict-Marshall county,
Smith, d., l,5I7; Furbee, r., 2,liO;
Wetzel. Smith, d., 1885,; Furbee, X +,
S72; Marion, Smith. d., l03 majority.
Smiths majority, 255.
Eighth district-McNeil, d., no oppo-
sitiOn.
Ninth district-Farnsworth, d., no
opposition.
Eleventh districs-Van Meter, d., no
opposition.
Twelfth DISQUALIFICATION. Ind, 700
majority.
Barbour Bosworth, d., l,l59; VIII
son, L., l,lS2.
Braxton-Fisher, Ind, l2j majority.
Berkeley-Brady, D.. 1905; Ferrell,
D., l,623; Evans, l.. l,i92; MeQuilkin,
r., $50; Kitchen, c., 392; Billmyer. e.,
Sit.
Brooke-Wells, d., 4SG; McCord, r.,
i96. McCord's majority, l3.
Doidridge couDty-Maxwell. X.
Observation-Disclosures, d., l,4l0;
Geo. ". Williams, e., 597.
Gilmer-JohGsDn, d.. 400 majority.
Hancock k-McMahon. d., 437; Hobbs,
L., 5l4. Hobbs majority, "a
HampShire-Monroe, D., $50; White,
d., 434; Hiett, d., 40.
Hardy-Fisher.
Jefferson -Grantham, ID.
X Klnasha-Fersuson. d; Wilson, d;
Quarter, ID.
Lewis-Edminston. d.. 425 majority.
Marshall-Jefferson. d., l,575; Nc
Cuskey, d.. 1900; Wsyt, r., 2,09l;
Sinclair, r., 2.l05.
Mercer-Bee. ID.
Mineral-Bell. d., 265 majority.
Omo-kepuer. d.. 1916; Mcneil, D.,
3929; Morgan, d., 3,S73; Seabright, d.,
S,9l7; Hubbard, Il, 1857; Frew. r.,
3795; Thompson, T., 3.6I7; McCollocb,
r., > 59S
Sammers Loury, d., . majority.
Taylor-Davidson, d., 40 majority.
Upshur-Poe, ID.
Wetzel-Hall, d., l,620; Hoye, K,
sos
Wood-Leonard. D.; Sharp, b.
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BROOKE COUNTY.

The Vote on the State Ticket Other than
Governor.
Special Dispatch to the Register
WELLsBURG, October IS.
Isend you herewith the full vote OF
Brooke county for State officers other
than Governor:
Auditor-Miller, D., coo; Cunning
ham, r., 500; Hays. e., 80.
Treasurer-O'Brien, d., COS; Burke,
r., 502; Sturms, e., 81.
Attorney General-Watts, d., 600;
Caldwell, R., 500; Hall, g., 9S.
Judge Supreme Court-Green, d.,
COZ; Maxwell, r., SOL; Thompson, g.,
9S.
Superintendent Schools-Butcher, d.,
Cos: Purinton, r., sol; Kenny, g., 49,
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UPsHUR COUNTY.

Democratic Candidate for House Of Dele
gates Elected he !,ublican County Tick
ct slaughtered.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
BrcKuANNoS, W. Va, October 10.
The election here resulted, as far as
can be ascertained, as follows: For the
Legislature, David Poe. Dem; Prosecu-
ting Attorney, W. G. L Lotten, Ind.
Rep; Sheriff. G. d. MARBLE, Rep: As
SCISSORS, Paris Casio and ]. N. Westfall,
Dem.
Only one Of the Republican nominees
is elected, VIZ: MARBLE.
The Republican candidate for Gov
eruor will probably receive 800 majority
in the county.
The county election is grand success
for the Democracy of old, Republican.
down-trodden Upshur.
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Il Narrow Escaos

o., -'@H "a, i9.H, October IA Washing.
Mn, t.v'Il says: The training ship
T. i',. HI S',''' on It's way irom New York
IN ,,.,: ".,Hp'on Roads, where She has gone
a sanJ ~ ,P'. 'P@'e IN naval drill. struck on
ax,y ,,. ma' m rough weather, carrying
d.. parl OF her rigging, keeled over
mo-, I> rS y aud for a moment was in a
na,, 80, '''G us situation. Grea; excite
Ole ~ s'.,1.Id SIT q ior an instant, but the
AMI ex,r;ca,;d ;rs,se,led In preventing a panic
Ger. A'''ea'lng the ship IRON her dan
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fGEi.ii;LE ACCIDENT.
a cannon BGrsts mt 4 Erpubli-
en- J"liiiicaiion and Mansies u
Hail Dozen Men.

y Y, y. Y. October l. AT n Re
''',i@ c"TolS,ration at JOhnsOnville
u, ,''. EsNi, Charles Mittlng, Miller Wei
N r-' S"1r.ts Thomas, John Fay and a
'.a'"'utH, name unknown, were in.
NJ ~ 'U' explosion Ci cannon.
i.,.'..- i'.,.'..- e., WAS shattered. yelling
IA - Z '..' .',; ARA torn tp pieces. anl has
: "a. .ai U Swpg.i,yl Il is thought
~. ~ @'' ,.'' Thomas, aged Is. had his
~. ~. 80 - Torn 10 pieces. lie will proba-
=, We. Fay an! The Fyenchman are
oli ch,,y injured
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\ MUSICAL EVENT.
Grued Opera to BE Produced in
Cincinnati Music Hail on IL
>'d,r Never Before EGuiilcd
in America.

CNDNN,:l O',hnr l5.-The Collegn
o. i.,.r'..h hv publishes an official az.
H'''.r.ur u.j.c week "i opera To- b.
- ALA i@uuvv next, under It's aus
'...a' N1>.c iia.l, ON 4 scale ol mag
a.a-Hr' u1, pass he ia any theatre in
'a'r'l1''v TIE Nall son troupe, re-
.tI'-', w,'Ia chorus ci three hundred
".I'u' Nay festival chorus Of this city
an NHI an orchestral o' one hundred,
a. ..' Nr-"s tuA operas chosen are:
v ., G isyp', LuEr.rin, Frlelio,
W VI 'i'."...", a't Magic Flute. Music
H., Is 20 tr fitted with temporary
lgI.fs,.aa an scenery.
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GILNER COUNTY.
ID. III. LEONARD,
Chairman.

A Clean Sweep of the County by -Four
Hundred Majority.
Special Dispatch OF the Register.
GLENviLLE, October Is.
The following is the complete vote Of
the county for Governor: Jackson,
So: Sturgiss, AS; French, los.
Maxwell, De nocrat, for State Senator,
has a majority of 325 here. johnson,
Democrat, is elected to the House OF
Delegates by 400 majority.
The Democrats elect their entire
county ticket, except treasurer, an In.
dependent Democrat being elected to
that Cffice
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HARDY COUNTY.

One Thousand Majority for the Entire
State Ticket
MooREFIRLD, w. Va, October II.
We pelled very large vote in this
county. Our State ticket will receive
about 1000 majority. J. w. Chambers
was elected sheriff, William Fisher,
Democrat, goes to the House OF Dele.
gates, j. w. Wood is elected President
OF the County Court. and w. S. Mar.
shall, assessor.
The amendments are defeated in this
county by at least 800 majority.
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IN Ola MA.
Aupat Four Counties Heard Prom.

AL Dat Four Counties Heard Prom.
INDIAN ,roLis. IsD., October lJ.-Re-
turns lromsl bit four counties give
Repuhiiraa majority OF 5,lS1. The
counties 10 hear from gave a Democratic
majority in 1876 OF il3.
INDIANAPOLIS. Octobrr l5.--Refurns
from all the counties in TIE State except
Rfplep give Potter u, SJI lluraiiiy. R,p.
ley gave Democratic majority in 1876
of225.
Full returns from The Filth ConIr' s.
sional district give { &. Watson, Dem
ocrat, IS majority. 1his rnakrs the Con
gressiona! del CATION eight Rrpublicans
and five Democrats.
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CHAIRMAN DILL

Makes Strong A ppealto the Democracy
ofthe Keystone State to Rsdouble their
Efforts, and Push Forward to Victory.
HEADQUARTERS
STATE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE,
PHILADELPHIA, October IA.
To the Democracy Of Pennsylvania;
Indiana votes Republican by a small
majority. Ohio holds her position as a
Republican State. Tie latter was ex-
peCted: the former Is q disaster to our
cause, as Maine Was to that of our oppo-
nents. >.
Their success in Indiana is the result
OF means alike discreditable TO those
employing them and destructive OF hon.
est elections. The corrupt use OF enor.
nous sums OF money and of organized
fraud, protected by Federal power,
against a weak candidate for Governor,
has given Indiana temporarily to the
foe, but Indiana will be redeemed. fol
Hancock is stronger than local candi'
dates everywhere. -,
Out of this nettle danger" We viii
pluck the flower "saiety." We are done
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BRAXroN COUNTY.

Nearly six Hundred Majority for tho
state Ticket.
Special Dispatch To the Register.
BRANroS, Z. H., October ID
The vote OF this county on Governor,
with four precincts to hear from, IS as
follows: Jackson, Cos; Stugiss, 3i5;
French, 81.
The county will give q majority of
about 600 against the amendments.
The State ticket will have . majority
OF about 575.
Fisher, Independent, for House Of
Delegates, is elected by about l25 ma
iority.
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BERKELEY COUNTY.
Jackson Gets About Three Hundred Nj

Jackson Gets About Three Hundred Ma
jority.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
MAkrIxsBURa, w. Va, October 10.
The official vote for Governor in this
county is as follows:
Jackson, 1909; S.urgiss, l,4l4;
French, 304.
Senate-C. T. Butler. D., LAOS; Da-
vison, Ind, 1909.
House OF Delegates B. +. Brady, d.,
1905; Geo. T. Ferrell, D., l,623; g. F..
Evans, r., ,492; ]. T. McQuilkin, r.,
1889; r. NJ. Kitchen, e., S92; d. +.
Billinger, G., 3l6.
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wETZEL COUNTY.

The Full Vote in-Eizht Hundred and
Twenty-Five Majority for Jackson.
Special Dispatch to Register.
New MARTINsvILLE. Oct Is.
The full vote OF this county is now al
hand. Tho vote for Governor is as fol-
lows: Jackson, d., 1912; Sturgiss, K,
Sl7; Jackson's majority S2j. For State
Senator, Fontain Smith, d., has 1887,
and James III. Furbee, r., S72; Smith 8
majority, 725. For House OF Delegates,
Seph. Hall, d., polled l,G20 votes, and
John A. Hoge, r., S03.
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A Celebrated Methodist Minister Re'
ouested to Withdraw from tho Church.

ROCKFORD, I'LL, October l5.-The
Rock River NJ. + Conference this morn.
ing made as an order for I'D o'clock
to. o.morrow a set Of resolutions request.
ing the celebrated divine, DIR. Hiram W.
Thomas, to withdraw from the NJ. r.
Church at this session. The reasons
set forth are that he holds doctrinal
views at variance with the historic the.
ology of the NJ. +. Church; has avowed
conscientiousness in maintaining them,
and in doing so is source OF continual
irritation To hsmscli aud = disturbance
to the peace OF the church and injurl.
Gus to the cause of religion.
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YKODUcE
ChIcko.

CaIcAso, October -. Flour-Good
demand at full prices Active,
higher and unsettled; No. 2 rel winter
81 OI; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 0ltl4
! G3i cash; 81 OF. nclier Noseinter;
81 0ii rellsr December; No. 3 83iS94c:
rejected 72G77c. Corn--Active, 6rin,
higher, irregular and unsettled st +0c
b;J; 3Si seller October; 4lS4iic ssller
November; 4Iia4i.e ~ilrr Decemh~r;
45ifd+ +6c seller Nav; rejected 39!c Oats
-Exciisl and higher; cash options
fnner st 33i cAsb seller October; O,.
seller Novrinb.r; 3It seller December;
r~jerted 26!c. Hye-Firmer at Sfc.
Biriey--ID fair demand ut 57c. Flax
se-d-Higber at 81 2Glal 2gl Pork-
En.per At SIS % cash: Si2 b9i seller No.
vember; fI2 3cral? 32I seIler December;
u 9jal2 97i seller January. Lard
Moderately sc,ive and higher, except for
cash, st $ 5itss 10 cash; IS 1903 ia
seller November; IS 10 seller January.
Bulk Nests-Du !; shoulders S "a; short
clear 3 %; short ribs 81 o.. WHISKY
Steady and unchanged.
Pf;sbursr.
PIrnBusnH, October l5.-Petroleum-
Qoiet and 6rm; crude United certi6.
c.tes at 96ac; refined l2lc Tor Phiisdel-
] phie delivery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16
.po:, Know Half Their vaias."

"They cure.i me al a,u-, biiiiousness
and kidney complaint, - recommended.
| had a hall blll,cl # which used Tor
nv two little yirls, " ho Ihr doctors and
neiytbors said could not he cur-i. j
would have lost bo.h uf them one
night if had no. given them
Hop Bitters. They dii them so much
good | continued their use until they
we're cured. That Is why ! ssy you DO
not know half the value Of Hop Bitters,
and do not recommend them high
enough."--B. Rochester, \. Y. Zee
other column. Laughlin Bros. & Co.,
wholesale Agents, Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16

"Malt Dit,ers" are a Brain, Nerve and
Blood food, peculiarly adapted To, and
warmly recommended by. our druggists
and physicians for General Debility,
Mental and Physical Exhaustion, Hys'
| terra, Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Emae'
iation, and Dropsy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16
DIZZY 0OODO.
n ev York.

Nsw YopK, October l5.-Dry GoodG-
The movement in dry goods was ,lng'
gish, but prices we're generally steady.
Cotton goods firm and print cloths
higher. Prints sluggish. Gingiiams in
moderate demand Heavy clothing
woolens- hruirr, and more inquiry for
spring rassinleres, cuttings, DC, by the
c,oihiny trade.