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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-30
A VERA CRUZ VICTIM.
The Remains or the Late General A. 3.
TorSert Received in New York with
Fitting Honors. and Forwarded to Phil
adelphia

The Remains or the Late General A. 3.
Torbert Received in New York with
Fitting Honors, and Forwarded to Phil
adelphia
New YORK, September 29.-The re-
mains OF General Alfred T. Toroert ar
rived this morning from Florida on the
steamer Western Texas, under escort.
They were conveyed to the City Hall,
where they lay in state in the governors 5
room until 10 clock. The room was
heavily draped in mourning. The cas-
ket containing the body WAS enclosed in
ahpIvv box, and over this was placed
handsome black pail. Members of the
Old Guard acted as guard OF honor,
The pail bearers met in body at the
CIV Hall. They were Gen. Daniel L.
Svklrs, Alex. s. Webb, Gen. Geo. b.
Mcclellan, j. B. Mcintosh, John NJ.
Corset, Chauncey Mckeever, Gen,
Wm. f. Smith and Admiral L. II. Wy.
man.
At 1880 the remains were placed in
a hearSe drawn by four horses and
escorted by the Old Guard and detach'
mcut Of six soldiers OF the regular army,
ami conveyed 10 Trinity Chapel, where
the funeral services were held. At the
conclusion OF the services. the remains
wcr. taken to the Pennsylvania railroad
depot at jersey City, where they were
received by the Fourth regiment OF New
Jersey National Guards. which will act
rs an escort from New York To- Philadel-
phia. Among those in Trinity Chapel
were General Hancock, Ex-Governor
Jewell, Generals Crawford, Wainwright,
Davies, Jackson, Aspinwall and Anson
McC0ok.
The Arrival at Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, September D.-Ihe
remains OF General TOrbert We're met
this afternoon at the depot by q regiment
OF infantry, battery and a troop OF cav
airy, the military order OF the Loyal
Legion and George q. Meade Post OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic. The pail
bearers included Governor Hoyt,
General IIartranit and Mayor StOkely,
Paw Director of the L. 5. Navy Gen. K.
NJ. Brinton, and Commodore Piece
Crosby. The body was placed upon q
gGn carriage and the procession moved
across Chestnut street bridge, and down
Chestnut To Broad, to Walnut, to Twen-
tv-Grst, and thehce to the armOry OF the
CITY Troop, where religious services
were held. The remains were then
placed on cataialque, and will lie in
state until tomorrow morning, when
they will be taken to the railroad sta
ton and forwarded to Miliori, Della
ware. At Wilmington they will be re-
crived by the First Delaware Regiment.
The memorial services will be held at
Milford
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-30
Chicago.

ShiSukOs
CHICAGO, September %. - Flour
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Actiye.
firm and higher; No. 2 red winter 94tS
95c; No. . Chicago spring 93lc cash:
93ic seller September, 93i69ic seller
October; 94,G95c seller November;
closed at ic higher in the afternoon:
No. ) S3!CGS7c; rejected 65C97Oc. Corn
Steady with a fair demand at 3std3gfc
cash; 39t(940c seller October: 40i04ic
seller November. Oats-Strone and
higher at 32c cash; 29ic seller October;
29!c bid seller November. Rye-Steady
and unchanged. Barley-Steady and
unchanged at 74c. Flax Seed-Steady
at II pa % Pork-Demand active;
cash higher and options lower at SIS OO
e. Is y cash and seller October; Sl2 10
seller November; :l2 6j seller Janu.
airy. Lard-ln lair demand but at
lower rates ats 50 cash and s.ller Octo-
Der; 81 50! seller November. Bulk
Meats-Weak and lower; shoulders
- %; short ribs = 30; short clear S8 20.
Whisky->teady and unchanged at
81 IL.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE. September 29.-Flour
Active and tirm; western supertlne
s} OJ,d3 %; extra 81 00lSi IS: family
= 00ld6 o.. Wheat Western higher
and closing steady; No. = western win
ter red, spot and seller September
81 0S seller October II 0stGl 0Si;
seller November 81 09sGl Og.; seller
December 81 l0sGl l0t Corn-West.
ern higher and firm; western mixed,
spot and seller September 81 lc; seller
October 5lG5llc seller November 52(d,
j2kc. Oats-Easy; western white 400
i0!c; mixed So Sole. Rye-Quiet 1T
97GSl 02. Hay-S;cady. Provisions
Firm and active. Mess Pork Sl6 IS.
Bulk Meat. Loose shoulders none here;
clear rib sides none here; do. packed
6lG9.r. BAcom--Shoulirrs &c; clear
rib sides 94c; hams l2!@ l3!r. Lard
Refined O.. Butter-Quict; prime to
choice western packed lSnE25c. Eggs
Qrict at 20c. Pe,roleum-Firm; refined
He Coiice-Flat-Rio carsoes ordi-
nary to talr l2}@ljc. Sugar-Firm: A
soft l0!c. Whisky Dali at 81 800
| Ii.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, September 29-Wheat-
Firm; No. white Michigan SHE; am.
ber Michigan aS!c; No. red Wabash.
spot. and seller September 9Ssc; seller
October 9S !c; seller November 0O!c;
seller December II Ollie; No. 3 red VA.
bash SOC; No. red mixed 9jtc.. Corn
Steady; high mixed 43tc; No. = i2ic:
No. > white Ale; seller September and
October 42,c. Oats-Quict; No. spot
32Yc; No. > white 3i!c; rejected Site.
New Orleans
New ORLEANS, September 29.-Coiiee
Quiet and steady; Rio cargoes, ordi-
nary to prime l3lG, l6lc. Sugar-ln
good demand; prime 9tc; choice 9:c;
yellow clarified 9!c. Moasses Dull
and nominal. Ricc-Steady and in lair
demand; louisiana, ordinary to choice,
i3@6sc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-30
TO BE REINsTATED.

.spos;tion to Readmit Il. G. Moore
into the Louisville Jockey Club.
LOUISVILLE, September 29.-It will be
remembered that at the fall meeting of
the Jockey Club in 1879, I. G. Moore,
we'll known turiman, after quarrel
with Col. Clark, shot at him, for which
he was expelled from the track. The
following regarding the mat er explains
itself:
LouIsvrLLE, KY, September %.
To fRs Er,,Hirs Cou,mit'e Of tie LOusriHe
.IDrkrV Ctstj
ENTLEMES-On account ot the condl.
ton OF the family of I. Il Moore, caused
bythc action OF your committee in re-
tirinc him from the turf, and from the
assurance Of an apology AMI regret Tor
his conduct, | desire to have justice
tempered with mercy, and request that
vou restore him to the privileges Of the
trui. Very Truly,
VI. SEAvIs CLARK, JR.,
D.. Int
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-30
NEEDS RANSACKINGP
Wen! We should Say that it DID.

WASHINGTON, September 2o.-The
admission OF dciaIrllinu in the Treas
ury, wlf;ch ,ook place last December, 10y
the robbery OF the sale where dead sol
diers' effects were kept, somewhat
deepcns the color ot TIE imputatlon
made by Senator Davis, OF West N!r-
giuia, that the Treasury even needs a
better ransacking than secretary Sner-
man gave i. when ne assumed the
duties OF his office. The tact OF this
report comm. at this time is thought to
indicate a sIi.h: panic IN the oiilre-
LOlLInH rAnks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-30
PRODUCE.
ew Y ORR.

Ngw I0RS, September 29.-Cotton-
Quiet at ll.Mll.c; futures steady.
tlour-Steady; receipts 10000 barrels;
shipments 2>,OO0 barrels; superiinc ives.
tern and State - seal o.; common 10
gool II 0JIi 20; sOod to choice 81 -
Ct6 p: white wheat extra Il ljfri 60:
extra Ohio 81 20td5 -; II. Louis = -
at -; Minnesota patent process ~ 90
as - Wheat Hscttlcd; receipts
1872 coo bushels; shipments PSI 900 bush.
els: rejected spring Sjr; No. . Chicago
spring Il 07Ggl o.; No Milwaukee
81 is; ungraicd red : OO!%rl l2!; M. )
10 II OSGrl 0Si; No. II O9ictl 10;
No / 81 l2!rrl -; ungrad"i white
81 O4Gl -; No. > 81 07Ml OF; No. ]
do. sales OF 1900 bushels at II 09(G
] O9s; ~. > re seller September, sales
of 5000 bushels at Il C9iGhl O9l;
seller November. sales OF $1,000 bush.
els, at 81 09i~l l0i; seller December
sales of 10000 bushels at 81 ll!Cd.l l..
COrn-tGt !c better; closing scarcely 20
firm; receipts $4,000 bushels; shlp'
mcnts 2jS,O ,O3O bushels; ungraded 5litf
81 ic; 30. , jlt@jl lc: No. = seller sep
tcmber 5lic; seller October jlt@5l fc;
seller November - "j2,c. Oats-l n
settled: receipts 5000 bushels; western
mixed 42lG, i3r; white western iO'a i5i'.
llay-In good demand at So. Hops
Steady; choice ycarlings %" 2'c; New
York State 23o 30. Coilec-Stcaiy and
unchanged. Sugar-Steady; ialr 10 good
reiinin. 73T7,c. Molasscs-DulI and
unchanged. kirc-Stcady and in ia'r
I.,r.1,,,,,, Il,ll unl ,I.1k
United 9Sic; crude Gi(G Sc; refined ll,c
asked 1a'Ipw-Q and steady a. u.
as 40. Rosiu Firm at Il 30" 81.
Turpentimr--Fifm at IO4c. EgEs-
Stronger at .OH -. Park -EXrll'd
and higher; choice mess SD %; lancy
b'and5 quoted nj Sl6 %; October "p
tiuns SiI 7j"l6 30, closing at SiG -
Beef steady and ~ fair demand. Cut
Meats Steady AMI in iair demand; long
clear +: 50; short clear - l.! Lard
Frmpr; prim" Steam sS 3OlnS -.
Bu,tcT--o,rrt and unchanged. Chccse
-Quirt and firm a. l0GI2(c. Leather
--Iirm; nculork sole al -! q %. Wool
Moderate demand aud steady; domes-
IT, fleece 3jaiSr; pulled 2O% Zoe; IN.
WASHED lj"35c; Texa. l4'32'. Metals
-- Nan uiS'ttivl 'bti''i -'S'fA, b'"
,hcatin., pic: lingo. LAKE At lasNa l3h.
Pig lrOn-Duii: Scotch :2l j0'a2i %;
American $40 UDa-7 OO Russia sheet
ipg l31l5,. Na,is-Cut - ljG3 p;
clinrA :! GjGj -
Cjuc,nngr'.
ClHCfNVhTI, September % Cotton
weaker at il,r. I.our-Steddy, with Il
lair demand; family - Goa I 30; fancy
- 90" ; -. Whcat-flrmcr; No >
amber 7Gag7c; ~. red winter 97l1
gs,. Com No mixed i3c' Oats
S,ealv. with lair demand; No. : mixei
32M 81. Ryc--No. SsGa 9Oc. Barley
Easier: prime fall 9pc. Pork-S'rong
and higher; sales at Sl7 30, SIS 0OG
Is Sd cash. Lari--Dull and 4 shade
lover at = S0H7 %. Bulk Meats-Dull
and nomina! at - 2jd ; p. Bacon
Dui and nominal at 900 9J!c, Whisky
-Eas.cr a; 81 o. Butter In fair de.
mand. nu, at lower rates; choice West
ern Reserve, - 2ic; choice Central
Ohio ISm2Oc.
Pittsburgh.
pIr1suUEGM, September 29.-Petrole-
uu-Qllet aud steady; crude 9sic for
United certificates; refined He for
DEl.laluhia ipliypry
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-30
THE SAME OLD THING.
They Blew Out the G9s, ana then Lai
Down to O Long Sleep.

They Blew Out the Gos, ana then Laid
Down to Long Sleep.
SrRANDsBURG, Pa, September %
James Hanna, OF Oakland, Pa, and Il
male companion, were found dead in
bed at the Burnett House. They blew
out the gas when retiring.
INDIANAPoLIs, September 29.-James
Forester and wife, Of Laporte county,
who came here to attend the fair went
to their bed at the Ryle House, last
night, blowing out the gas instead of
shutting it oil in the usual way. At 10
o'clock this morning they were dscov-
cred unconscious but still breathing.
Forester died soon after and his wife is
still alive but sinking. Mr.. Forester
was upward of 50 years Of age.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-30
A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.

Love, Forgery, Murder and suici e IN an
Indiana Town-A Sad Story Through
out
WARSAW, IND, September pa
double tragedy occurred here yesterday
evening. Last week Mors" Chaplin,
wealthy farmer living near here, caused
the arrest and imprisonment OF hls
daughter, a handsome girl of twenty
.ars. and q. T. Smith, a sewing ma
chine agent, who had won her heart
aud then forged a check on her father
in her favor for two hundred and fifty
dollars. She drew the money before
the fraud was discovered. Smith was
hailcd ont, but the father refused to
give bail for his daughter, fearing she
would clope with Smith. Yesterday
afternoon smith called at the Jail and
was allowed to walk with Miss Chaplin
in the back yard. They had not been
there long when four pistol shots were
head. and when the jailor's family
reached the yard the deaf bodies OF Miss
Chaplin and Smith We're discovered,
lvin. side bv side, the smoking revolver
still being in Smiths hand. Smith had
a vile an two children, and was trying
To Get divorce.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-30
AQUATIC.
The Regatta on Lake Maran-
cook, Maine-Riley, Plaisted,
Ieeand Ten Eyck Defeated by
n Canadian.

LAKE MARANCooK, ME., September %.
The professional four-oared race,
three miles, with turn, was won by
the Unions, OF Portland. Time, ~
minutes and 40 seconds.
The professional scullers' race, on the
same course. was won 10y j. Gaudenr,
of Toronto. in 30 minutes and 30 seconds,
defeating Riley, Plaistcd, Lee AMI Ten
Evck.
The professional double scull race
over the same course, was won by Ten
Eyck and Kennedy, defeating Ross and
Davis and Lee and Gaudeur. Time OF
winners 20 minutes, the fastest on
record for double sculIs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-30

THE Russian Court invited DR.; Aver
and his family to the Archduke,s 5 we'd
ding IN the R0val Palace. THIS distinc'
ton was awarded him not ONLY because
he was an American, but also because
his name as a physician had become
iavorably known in Russia on us pas
sage round the world.-P"'6.s (Cd")
PsDDis,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-30
THEY MEET ONCE MORE.
Reunion of Prisoners of Wac at
Indianapolis.

INprANArous, September - The
national reunion OF the surviving priS-
onrrs OF the late war is in session ~ the
wi,wam here to-day. Mayor Cavcn
welcomed the visitors on behalf of the
city, and was responded to 10y Hon.
samuel Mckee, ol Kentucky. About
three hundred delegates have arrived.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-30
Grain Elevator Destroyed

CoLUMBUs, o., September 29.-Ihe
grain elevator and warehouse OF y. T..
CLANCY at Canal Winchester vas des'
troyei Oy fire this morning. Loss abo"i
$4,000, which is probably covered by
insurance. but inasmuch as Mr CLANCY
has his insurance policies locked up in
his safe and is absent from home, the
companics cannot be given.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-30
ABOUT RIGHT.
A Kentuckian Sentenced to Death for
Outrage aud Murder.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 29,-John Von-
derheide, on trial at Shelbyville, was
to-day found guilty and sentenced to
death. On the 18th OF last July, VOn-
derheide escaped from the penitentiary,
where he was serving term for rob
berry. On the day following, while pass
ing along secluded road, en- route to
Louisville, he met little daughter OF
Chas Johnson IN the neighborhooi OF
Brownsboro, whom he ravished and
murdered. Vonderheide is from this
rity
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-30
EHOT AND KILLED.

Fatal Quarrel Over Game of Billiards in
South Carolina Village.
CHARLESTON, 5. c.. September 29.-P.
Griffin was SHOT and killed at Abbcville
Court House, yesterday. by Chas. Me.
Chung. both white. They quarreiled
playing billiards, and Griffin drew a
knife when McClung shot him in the
head and breast.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-30
HydrophObia.

ClxcrxxArI. September 29.-The Ga
-,tte's New Albany, Ind. special says:
A well developed case oil hydrophobia
exists there. Molie Carpenter, a color
ed girl, is the victim. She was bitten
by a dog a year ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-30
An Editor's scape,
OFFICE or THE "lNDvsTRIAL ER,," !
ALBIA, Iowa, Nav 26, 1880. I

OFFICE or THE 'ISDysTRIAL ERA,'
ALBh, Iowa, May ~, 1880. !
r. Whom Il May Concern:
] take great pleasure in making the
following statement: have been ailiict-
cd with a disease u. the kidneys for the
past two years, and have tried numerous
remedies with only partial and tempo
rary relief Warmers safe Kidney and
Liver Cure WAS recommended 10 me,
and after taking II the pain and distress
left me, ami | am to-day feeling strong
and U.H. ! am perfectly satisfied that
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure is
the medicine needed, and can cheeriully
recommend it to others.
u. w. STAAN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-30
The New Hampshire Champions Of Paper
Money.

MANCHESTER, y. H., September %
At the tireenback State Convention to-
day there were iDrtv-three delegates
present. Col. d. VI. Clough was elected
permanent chairman.
The resolutions rcallirm the platform
OF the National Gceenback Labor party
adopted al Chicago, June 9th, and con-
denim fusion.
THE following ticket was nominated:
For Governor, W :. Bacon; Railroad
Commissioners, Nathaniel Wiggin and
John u. Emory-the third candidate to
be named hy the State Commissioner;
Electors-at Large, p, i. Holmes and D..
G. Whittemore; for Congress, DIR. l.. Far
rell. Cheslev, First District; John F..
Woodbury.. Land-'cr, Second District;
Dudley T. Chase, Third District.
The convention pledged itself hy a
standing vote To vote the Grctnuack
National ticket straight. Adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-30
Fatal Accident.

IypI,SAroIrs. September % -Alvin
+. Bamev. patient at the Insane ASy-
lum, from LIportc county, VAS cRu-nt
in the betting in the engine ro1@ thiS
morning and instantly killed, his head
being crushed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-30
PENNSYLVANIA FOR HANCOCK.
The State to Go Democratic by $4,000
Majorty-The Opinion of a Leading
Greenbacker.

M,ioritvNrha oD,nlos - =. ~ 800 oS,.,.
Cmoo,Syo,,o
- -, -, ~, - -
= ',S IoS 'IN' 5 I'l','.'"Hpr - -hr; l. v
! io"">'I!' "'Hv' "' ..''htoi, Ia, Was
III III 10" " H'>1''""'' hr' t""Ierly Is
Ni'rn ',' MI "N,'! aP'e ah' accom-
PHS"Iu '''""'l' anu Is i.S"rieu Us
U'V "a ,,'' 80 I''TH ", ''it Nrtcn-
N;'' . '-'',o' pa &c NV Ia l'y nva''
80 80 T,'o'',,'G.,. II,
:; ~ ~
,,,,,,',l,,r, - a. ,,,,,,. ,,l ,I,r,,,.,L d.,
-. ., B.,,,.i,, ! I,. -. ',,.
,i.,,. 80
a. a. '',..'' 'o' - ',' ':,'>,,so'
- ~. -, i.'',' 81, '',S a..
!" w.! w u,ri 90 . " ,'''' t
S'','''"''' NV S".''. "c H.ye"U,''N- ,,.'
i''"'! me" Il! v'V'F Se''''h o' tue oV'e
are
20. hoStu9 To Con. weaver
but We HuoN tudt ,u"l" IS 10 possibility
ofcarryiug the STATE i'r han. TINS be-
ing the case, we rrgart every vote cast
for Weaver as = vut" 'hrowu away. We
are forced ~ choose between Garfield
and iancorS. OI' or the o'her VIII be
elected. We regard the republican
party as the WorN. tEiS'inS enemy 10
currency ami iaborrei"rms. We do not
know that the Democratic party VIII DO
any better, Ou' we irrI that We cannot
be any worse OIL than we are, AMI are IN
favor oi giving the Democratic party a
chance. This being the feeling 4 very
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-30
BEATEN TO DEATH.

Two Negro Women Club the Life Out Of
Man with Bludgeons.
GALVESTON. TEX, September pa
negro was murdered near Tyler by two
negro women, who beat him to death
with clubs and rails, horribly mutilating
his body. The man had boas:ed that he
was the father Of the child OF one OF
them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-30
Schooner Sunk.

MuwAUKEE, September - -- IHS
schooner America Was run mo '""
sunk off Two Rivers, last night, oN 4"
scow in tow of the tus \. W. Lawrence
Crew all saved.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-30

al BELIEVE. Mr.. Speaker, that tho
fame Of Jefferson il waning, and the
fame Of Hamilton IL waxing IN the esti-
nation OF the American people, and
that We are graytating towards stronger
government; IN, g'Gi 'es dr,. Cur.
frd ia the Iiour Of Representations, Jan.
DS 1863
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-30
THE NEWS.
s.s..u-. From our Reports by
EailruIu and Wire.
Dcucstl

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-..,.r. rut,ry Was sold
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f,. ,,, INF,
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w- . -'-,'' 81" "
E '
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.. ~.t.rN senator I'.,"-,.."N
ISL Jersey, Is SyTiou>.N ~ ~
s.-tguye az k''''aH' NJ
... Cobb. ID. A.Jhama, yesterday,
.. I'd. ~. >uu-rya.e supreme
...-. . . .-a lU place oi Tue !a'e 'uSse
E....-.
...rr New York, boasts of col
Elm. seven ,ac. five and half
... seventeen wears old, and
....-- man laid down on the
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N..g1IgJu sources, the X
CAMPAIGN committees have rN-
.... .r utrg >1JO,UJO, dUd with uptu
..-. show tor DC uVt the utterly barren
....-. /. Vermont.
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go. .,.. a.. I'M , p-rp1r,ic mopi. We would
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a, r.r.,L I'm. Ior.. history of fl,
Tinted states bv NJ Gcnrs. Bancroft
drawing fowiri completion. iir
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SD Tar nssN 90, $50, dnt hJS, WIiu
..r uu.vrw,Ssiou, been hborirs on
ever nee. Va. Educ'"tt nas s"irr'r"
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fost's"
jules JaInrmarL iIc eminent th-
rIyer, died a- Fal,, yesterday.
/, is stated that Baron Bo'SSe y An
-.-, member oi the Chamber OF uGP'
vy~. has been app''nteI freh'h M'h'
...r t' Mexico.
NlSpa,rh IRON Lisbon says gr at
urr>r out 20 ;hr hotel CuatO.
N..rv .rrps ami uuus : were gutted.
l.. ..-, IS heavy.
T.n French ,xg.g.ion palace OF 1873
... ....r lYr .r b.. the city of BOr-
., E,r -HlOD 4, must be re-
.....l ry ,l5,h of MAY next.
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l-.....r.., r..,.IaF dc hfshr,t uoirt this
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aHN-. unprecedented there IN >epIom-
D.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-30
WEAVERITES.
The Palmetto State Greenblckers Nomi-
nate . State Tieket az Chestor.

nate a Slate ticIet at CheStcr.
COLUMBIA, $. c., September 2J.-Th"
Greenback State Convention met at
Chester yesterday, Col. l.. ". Il. Blair
in the chair. After much discussion as
to the advisabiity oi putting whole or
partial ticket in the field, the convcn-
ton nominated the fo.ioYin. ticket:
Governor, /. W. L. Blir; Lieutenant
Governor, +. G. Gjs,; Comptroller,
General john Agnew; Attorney Gen
erll, \. J. Willard; Trra urer. J. H..
Cook; Adjutant and Inspector General,
Il. X. Elkins; Congressman from Fourth
district, ]. \. NcLIue.
Adjourned sine die.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-30
Two More Bodies Recovered.

JERSEY ClTY, y. j., September %
Two more bodies have been recovered
from the Hudson river tunnel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-30
Twenty Indictments Again>, Oue Firm.

Twenty lnulctmenyN AtaIHH0 O''V IT
JAMESTOWN, y. y, September NJ,
Twenty indictments have been iGund
against Il firm which rented the reSlan-
rant privileges on the CnautaNGUa l.aNe
steamers. the past season, Tor selling
beer without license and On Sunday.