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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-18
THURMAN BOOMERS.
Programme Arranged for the Invasion OF
Ciaoiunstl-Big Badges, Brass psho
and Brilliant Baudanss-

and Brilliant Bsudsnss
CoLuMBus, O., June 1.-THE Thurman
boomers held meeting IN George
Ukey's Office last night to arrange ior
their departure 10 Cincinnati non
0sorge l.. Converse arrived here yester-
day afternoon, but was not present as
had been expected.
The discussion was mainly upon the
matter uf making any demonstration Ih
the way of brass bands, badges, ban
ners aud bandanas, as Thurman has ex.
prpssed decided objection to anything oi
the sort. Ii was 10 iled by the boomers
thai they would make as biz u demon.
stra,ion AZ possible. They have secured
a tine silk banner bearing the name OF
Thurman. They have very large but
lion embroidered RED badges, bearing
the legend, in large gold letters, Ohio
,olid ior Thurman" Red b,ndanas will
protrude from hreast pocket, anu uh'
ilo,m light slouch hat IL TO he wo
Tney wi leave with the barracks
BAND. nearly two HUNDRED strong, alter
paradInp the streets here Saturday alter
noon, by the Little Miami. Large mum
bers al delegates and boomers from sur
rounding counties will assemble mere
SATURDAY. forenoon, and he supplied
with badges, and will 10 along,
MIR. Thurman will arrive here to-
morrow To remain until after the Con
yen,ion. HIS residence will have a wire
run into 1t, aud will communicate win
his friends In Cincinnati dxect
How is Th,s-Does Mr. Thurman Contem-
plate WithdrawinsP
CISCISSATI, June l7.-One OF the ru'
mors th At are disturbing tho air Just at
present is that the call for a meeting OF
The Ohio delegation at Columbus on
Friday means the withdrawal oi Sena'
tor Thurman from the Presidential race
The call for the meeting oi the delega'
tion was sent out by the senator per
sonally IA each member aud The strange
ness Of the proceeding gives sufficient
foundation for tho rumOr ol WIN
draaal. A memb,r OF the delegation,
Judge I. j. Kinney, ol the Fourteenth
District, was approached 10y u reporter
ON tho subject last night. The Judge
said hs war going To Columbus 10 attend
the meeting, but said he had no idea
what the call Tor the meeting meant,
and felt that any opinion he might ha'"
on the subject, being merely tuhd'd d
on surmises, would not be worth pu"'
fishing.
q, o oihs conterces, Hon, W ID llil',
member oi Congress trom the fllth dls
trict, MAS also questioned on the sub
jrct. lie said he Was also going Ia the
meeting, but could not tell What the OBJ
irCt Wus, although he did not entertain
Ihe idea that IL meant the Withdrawal at
Thurman, The reporter suggested that
inasmuch as the entire del' 'pailon had
been instructed for Thurman, It looked
somewhat strange that the Senator
should call it together lur conference.
MIR. liill, while asserting to the strange.
ness Of the proceeding, still claimed to
he oi the opinion that the meeting had
been called merely TT the purpose 0t
forming some kind OF an organization ol
rhurmau's forces.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-18
Tammany HALL Makes Elaborate
Prspar- 4 ons for Their
Departure,
On Thslr Raid After the Scalp OF
the Statesman OF Gram
mercy Park.
Who're the Democracy Of the Sew
srAl STATES Will Hang Out
Thslr Banners.
4 Review OF the Situation as u
Appeared to Our Represent
atiys Last Night.

Our Cincinnati dispatches this morn
ug contain another installment OF Con.
Sention gossip. Extensive arrange
menls are being made for the reception
nd entertainment Of the delegates aud
visitors, who are arriving in increased
numbers as the opening OF the Couven'
ton approaches. senator Thurman's
friends are rapidly pcrfecting their or
yanisation, and will leave Columbus to.
morrow for Cincinnati. llenCeinrlh the
Thurman boom will grow aud become
q at Mr.. Seymoursem emphatic declina.
ton to allow his name to be used IN n
Presidential aspirant has demoralE' d
,is followers, and II is uncertain who
viii receive his strength, Prominent
Democrats favorable to judge Field. are
Irging his claims very earnestly, and re-
'ort his chances "as good as anybody's "
Whether Mr.. Tilden In q candidate or
,ot is still an unsolved problem, but be-
hat as il may, there seems to be no
loubt OF his being minus sufficient votes
u command the nomination.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-18
THE OLD WORLD.
THE INTERNATIONAL RIFLE MATCH.
The American Score viii be Hard to Beat
Trouble Brewing Between Turkey
and Greees-Spanish Auhor-
tiles Very ignorant

Our cable dispatches indicate more
trouble In the East. Turkey, while APP
pearing to be perfectly willing to &C.
quiesce In whatever decision tho Berlin
Conference may arrive at In regard TO
tha Greek boundry question, Is believed
to be secretlv preparing for war In
this she Is undoubtedly backed by Rus
sia, who, with her Unsuitable appetite
for territory, is ever ready to stir up
trouble between the Powers. In the
rife match a, Dublin the Yankee sharp
shooters made q record that our Irish
friends will find hard TO beat to-day.
The persistent insults Of Spain TO our
flag have Mt last induced the American
minister at Madrid to inquire into the
matter.
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Obituary.

KEoEuK, Iowa, June l7.-Judgc j, ~
HI pwrll dird az his residence here int
m ,-uingat lo'cloCk. llewss born Jnlyt
1916, was raised near Newark, q, gral
uurl from Miami University IN 1897,
stu lled law With lirrking aud Hunter,
came tn Iowa aud settled at keasa hqnal
AIT began the practice Oi tho law
III soon became one oi the leaders ni The
Wais party Ia Iwai was editor o sew
eral papers, including the Gdis C,y,. AZ
this place, aud in 1870 he was elecsrd Z"
Iha Unitrd States senate Ia succ'ied
w Gdmes. Fur some wears pasi aud
uutl the expiration ut It's term ut exist
snce in March last, he was one ~ the
q Immissionvrs ot southern Claims tie
came home from Washington a few days
AS1 IN bal health aud has been grssiuai-
ly sinking since.
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The Oolvsil Murder Trial.
special 70 the Register.

WAsuISoros, Pa, June 10.
The Colwell murder case 10 getting
quito interesting, The clerk read the
indictment to the jury, after which Dis.
trict Attorney Mcllvains opened the
case for the commonwealth. The frat
witness was Elias Freshwster, who tes
titled as follows: Lived at Paris. Wash.
ington county, Pa, at the time OF the
shooting Ton the last day Of January,
lSs0); knew both the deceased aud the
defendant; saw John. the victim, the
evening Of the shooting; he was shot Ia
the bowels; no was taxen by myself
and another to Dc. Chris,ies ONCE, q
distance Of 81 steps; he walked about
" steps with our assistance. when he
sank down; We carried him the balance
Of the way; the Doctor made his ap.
pearanoe about thresQuArtera OF an
hour after; Colwell died on the Sth Of
February.
Another witness testified to the follow
ing: jed. VAS very drunk the night OF
the shooting; he was In the hand room
awhile before and poured water on the
music, aud when demonstrated with by
John Morrison. drew revolver, but
John took IL away from b IN. but gave u
back shortly after; John Colwrll asked
jeff, "What he told Caddis that for, :"
aud then struck at him; Jed. then pulled
out his revolver and shot, making the
remark, "When | pull y thing ] mean
/, use II drew the revolver IN shoot
the son Of bitch and don't deny u; I'D
shoot him again," JED. said, l did no,
shoot John ior what hal occurred that
niaht, and no one would know what Tor
unless John tod It." When told Il
would hea dear shoot no said che didnt
care q damn
-. x. Uolwell, an uncle Of the boys.
who made the Information, trstinesi that
when Jrif. Was chsrged with the shoot.
ing, he said when a man pullel thing
Ia kill man he ought To shoot
would be- damned fool II he didn't"
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ACAI,IFoRNIAN's VIEWS
Judge Field would Sweep the Pacific
C,ast

Ctast.
CINCrNNArl, June l7.-Judge J. w.
McCorklc, ui California, iOrmerly u Day
ton man. arrived at the Gibson House
Yesterday morning, fresh from the la
rlh slune. lie is here IN the interest ot
Justice Field, not as delegate, but as
a loukpr on aud an advocate. Judge
McCnrklr went To California from Day
ton IN 1910, and has lived there ever
since, though he makes frequent pil'
gImaurs 10 lis Ohio home.
Said a reporter to him:
"llnw do the Pacific slope Republi.
cans like Garhrld's noninationY"
81 lett immediately on reception of the
news aud hal not time to observe. Hut
he cannot carry one oi the Pacific States,
II Justice Field is nominated no will
sweep California, Oregon aud Nevada
Ills Chinese record will, when u ID bet
ter understood, make him very popular
Oui there
"Who do You think will get the nomi.
nation next week p
1T will be dark horse Think Jus.
lice' Field has M good chance M any
one yet named.
Judge McCorkle is large, portly, fine
looking gentleman OF sixty odd years.
rle wears gray burnside whiskers, and
IN appearance very much resembles
Commodore Schenck, of Dayton, Tor
whom he is very often mistaken. As u
lawyer aud y citizen he Is held in high
esteem IN California.
A Field Battery.
W,sHrNGroS, June IA large party
of gentlemen in the interest oi Judge
Fields candidacy left here this morning
Tor Cincinnati They are ahundantly
equipped with all the sineSs OF war,
and will establish handsome aud at
lra,live headquarters immediately ON
their arrival
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BLOODY WORK IN INDIANA.
A Drunken Quarrel Resulting In
SERIOUS Carving.

MusCiu, Ism, June IL News OF .
very serious saray which took place
between two Royerton men on Monday
evening, has just been receivei here
Royrrton IN situated six miles north oi
thus city. Ga Monday Mac Mci.ain,
Sam. Cuchran aud John CAnnady, resi-
dents ol Royoilon. came 10 Munc'e in =
spring wagon. During the day McLun
and Cochran became somewhat intohi'
Gated, aud ~ the evening slArtei
home, When near u covered
hrrive on the Granville turnpike
NJ Lain aud Cochran began qpsrrsiinx
iney had always been good iricnI's, but
dred by whisky they soon became very
angry. Cochran jumped out ot the
Wagon and said something 10 Mci.ain,
which made him 30 hot that he also Rol
out oi the wagon, AMI. approaching
Cochran, knocked him down. hs got
up, hut McI.ain brought him ~ the grass
another time. The same dose Was 70
peated, when Cochran, Il 10 said, drew .
knife aud commenced cutting Mcl@in
INTO beeisteaks. The blood flowed Tree
" and Cochran Was getting In HE work
admirably, when he Was separated IRON
his dying victim by Cannady. =.
Cochran, after the ARRAY ended and
he saw What he had done, helped load
McI.sin into the wagon. when he Vas
hau led home. An examination reveal.
oil eleven deep cuts In different parts oi
the person OF Mclain. A very drrp
wound 10 In his hip, while thosS In hi.
iace, neck and body are horrible.
Physicians soon pronounced the
wounds dangerous, aud the recovery ol
McI.ain very doubtful. A warrant wss
| issued aud Cochran waa arrested AMI
taken beiore Squire White, At Roverton,
who placed his bond at $50, which hs
eould not give. Pfeparations we're be
ing made 10 conduct Cochran to this
city for incarceration, and while the
constable Vas saddling his horse Coch,
ran sprans upon the bach oi = spirited
| sieed, standing hard by, aud dashed
away. After pursuing him severa
miles the co stable gave up the chss
aud Cochran 10 still al larse.
Mac Mrl.ain 10 q blacksmith in Rover
ton, IL about l0ty yvars of aye, abd hsI
q family. Sam. Cochran Ia = youngrI
man, about thirty Ave y~ars obi. an,
| Hsrwise has q ~iie and children. Th'
affair 10 the more lamcnlal'ls from The
f.c, that both men we're VAN iri.uds
aud ,l,u slis, 10 only the vuicroppin,
II drunk. MILAN 10 willing 10 fofgiv'
C,rhrau. and continue ~ friends.
The last aocount from The home o
MeI.ain Vas that his coeiitiop 10 vef!
prevariaus. aud the ply thint hu
a hopel,s. Ease should he dis CochFsi
all no doubt be cipiure~i aud brousi'
To justice.
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TU AK NY.
The Porte will Not Object. but

The Porte will Not Object, but -.
LoNDoS, jane IA Conslaniinopie
correspondent says: IL is stated that
the Porte will not openly object 10 the
decisions OF the Conference, but will
not enforce them.
The Albanians on the Greek borders
are being uped io resist Large sup
plies oi arms and ammunition have been
sent Tor distribution. The financial dif'
hcultirs are increasing.
That ~. shs Win N lot objaot.
CossTAsTIsopLE. June IL Notwith
standing the scarcity OF money, constant
additions are being made TO the special
chest at the war office, supposed to be
,n anticipation ot war with Greece
Ii il believed Russia is secretly lnspir'
ing the Su tan with the idea of resist
anoe. There can bu no hope oi Turkey
accepting the advice of Europe while
the influence OF Osman pasha and Saib
Pasha, who are simply Russian inslru.
ments, prevails.
LoSpos, June IA Paris CORES.
pondent learns that the Athens govern
inent IL quite alive to the fact that II will
pay To tight Tor whatever territory the
Conference gives u, aud u IL trying
hard TO get military assistance IRON
FTauCe.I
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nm CLAN ID.
Brsdlaugh's Case.

LONDON, June 1.-THE report Of the
Committee ol the House Of Commons in
the case OF Bradiaugh states that there
is no precedent whatever for the refusal
OF the House to allow member To take
the parliamentary oath. The committee
holds that the mere compliance OF brad.
laugh with the form used when the oath
is taken, would not TO the taking Of the
oath, and that the House eau aud ought
to prevent him from going through such
form. Therefore the committee advise
at he be allowed To affirm.
The Pail Malt usss,ts on Russia
LONDON, June 1.-THE PdA Mall Ga.
sdte expresses the opinion that Russia Is
likely To bring forward the Montenegrin
question at berlin, despite the reserva
ton Of the powers against the discussion
OF any question except the Greek from.
tier, aud that the refusal to satisfy Mon
tenegro might induce Russia to intu.
ence the Porte 10 resist the decisions Of
tho conference. The Gdidic says: The
Ministers have embarked on a course
from which they can expect TO reap
nothing but humiliation, unless they
are prepared" (in Sir Austin Layaids
words) TO 20 further than mere menace
IL Ia ol no use to make threats which are
not To be nut into execution"
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pBLuArIoN QUARTERS
Where the Various states will Hold
Forth,

Where the Various states will Hold
Forth,
The following h the corrected list ol
Delegation quarters, arranged alphahtu
calIy by States. IL will be- seen to he
with the exception OF Cobra
to, whose delegation has not as yet been
assigned quarters;
Alahama-- Hotel Emery.
Arkansas-t Hotel Emery.
Oaliiurnia-GIbson House.
COhTadO-
OuunecilUut-Gra Hotel.
nrlawaTe-Ciibson House,
Florida House.
Georgia s-llotel Emery.
Illinois BurneI House.
Indiana Burnel House.
lnwa-Iirand Hotel.
Kansas Burnet House.
Kentucky Burnet House.
louisisus-Hoirl Emery.
Maine -Gr.nd Hotel
MARYLAND - Burnet House.
whustts-tlo Hotel Emery.
MlChigsn-Grind Hotel.
M,mnrsuta-New Central.
MIssissippi-tiibson House.
NJ ssouri- Rsid's Hotel
Nebraska-Urand Hotel.
Nevada Gibson House.
New Han, pshire-Grani Hotel.
New Jersey Gibson House.
New Iurk-Graud Hotel
North Carolina--New Central.
ONO Grand Hotel.
00gon-Glhson House.
Pennsy Hotel.
Rhode Island-Gibsou House.
South Carolins-keppler's Hotel.
Tennessee-Ciihson House.
Texss-tioisl Emery.
Nvrmont-Grand Hotel.
Vinsinia-Priyais house on Fourth
street, below Grand Hotel.
We, v,pinis-0rand Hotel.
Wisconsin, 1arass Houss.
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cannot get the support Of the sage oI
0rammercy Park.


Grammercy Park.
Payne IL would-be candi-
date, but he is u high
priest In the Standard Oil Company, and
Is too closely allied with Tilden In many
OF his doubtful finance ventures TO DO
strong, 50 IL Is argued.
Out OF the Fight.
Seymour Is not candidate, and he
has retired TO the woods Of western New
York out OF the reach Of mali and tele-
graph. lie will not anlagonize Tilden
whatever e.se he may do. Jewett Is
calmly attending to the business OF the
Erie railroad, not allowing the Presiden-
tial bee 10 buzz about his bonnet II
the Presidency comes to him rs It did to
Washington and Jefferson, he will accept
it, but he will not seek II or lose one
moments sleep thinking about II.
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OUTRAGED aud Murdered.

LIrrLE RhCE, June " "A white NO
mln namei stevens. living one mile
frI Pine Bluf, was raylshed and alter
w,rls murdered yesterday morning,
C,num ,tancrs painted to and led to the
arrest nj john Crier and oae Jac kson,
nskrues. and a.. W. Dalton and Robert
CInnslly. white. DAiton will probably
bs released. COnnslly and Mrs. Ste
vsns has been living tOgether. Ihe
D ,ople are much excited. and II thu evl-
dsnes at the examination 10 1rong,
Ju lie Lynch may put an end tS shs
ease
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Ia Got A. Ma,iAl.

BSsIIs, june l7-At the distribu
ton Of prizes at the International Fish
cry Exhibition to-day Prof. Baird, ol
tho Smithsonian Institute, spoke, eulo-
saItG" .,tlA, IL pe"roa ~ 'vdc 's. .vry I''sNs
where there in an opportunity tor pro
moling goodness and truth. lilo con
cluded 10y proposing three cheers for
the Emperor, which the company gave
enlhusiastiCally.
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s.xed from suicide

YoUSGsTowS, o, June l7.-Charles
Snyder attempted tn commit suicide by
by ihruwiug himself into the Mahonins
river last nishl from the platform OF an
A. and T. railroad car. tie had bern to
pitisburgh where misfortune overlook
him, which was the cause ot the rash
act. lie xas rescued by the brakeman.
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Appearance OF the Army Worm.
Spesdal W the kexister.

WAsHiSaros, Pa, June II.
The army worm istravelinx westward
They have made their appearance In this
county. On tho farm OF Wm Qaail
North strahane township. they number
mill ons and have destroyed about half
ih" barley In ona field, the other half
water, which they hs~- slrralu. ul
cruS., ruus through tho field The
worms crawl up tho stock aud cut u Oh
lust b-low the head.
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GERM A N Y.
The Greek Question.

BERLIN, June II - rhe conference,
before determining what international
prec ,utions may bo necessary for the
safety ot the Greek frontier delineation
commissi ~, will formally ask the Porte
to protect it. The attitude Of Italy IN
tho conference Is regarded with dis
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-18

All fired a IuII compIetemeni shots tH'
oept Jackson, whose rifle broke down.
Farrow, who won the Albert prize al
Wimbledon in 1870, made record to-
day ut the three ranges hitherto unprc
cedented. The lrIshuen did not shoot
10 day.
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forxsr ssntsaesd

CHARLESTON, W. Va, June l7.-Lewis
Glenn was seIteucrd Ia three wears In
the state prison b, Judge smith yesser-
iay Tor iOrging sn or,ier on Captain
Bsrrs,l of the steamer Lockout
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Tms exoenliiurs OF brain power TN
early of too severely in chilIren often
results in ply &c Il debility. the uss oi
Fslioss Hypoph ,sphitss exsrts . SIN
sulariy happy sdsst In sugh cassa
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FhA NUE.
Tha Rns.o.uhiness War.

LlysRPooL, June IA London Paris
special says that several frenrh hr"s
having larse orders from tho Chin-se
government iur rhss, have be, In
Strucied TO complete them ~ quickly ar
possIble.
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WARRINGTON, PA.
The Result Of CarelessnosS THE
Army Worm - The C0lwell

Army Worm = The COlWou
Trial.
special Dlspatoh 10 The Register.
WAsHiSarox. Pa. June ~.
The only accident that happened st
Shirts Grove to-day. with the Method.
ist Sunday School. wss to lad named
Sidney vankenran, who shot himself
through the hand while foolins with .
toy pistol, which was loaded With .
blank cartridge, and which went hall
way through his hand. The wound 10
very painful. but not serious. Il was
dressed by DR.. Stockton.
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second p,s,ssss Ooavsussea

To n ID moerotie and CVasrvyaiirs vct<s
o the So@d Coss'ssssoaai Dss''d y
Wed Iiryiaia:
BY authority of the Democratic EI'c-
ut We Commilte. ior the Ssssn,d Con.
gress onal ID sirrt ot wess virvi.is,
do hereby call . oonventioa of the Dvn-
ucrz . of said dis,rici, a. mest la the
,own oi FairiDoni. Marion enaaty, on
Monday, July %. 1870. ts the parPoss
oi non,,natlns = candidate tos sss.i party
kr q uru,t~r m Cobgr~.s Tor sid die
lrir,. aud also District Elseaor. The
various counties copppslns said distsit
are n quesi.d 10 sead delegates 70 said
convention 20 nominate said candidate:
The Democratic newspapers ot ss'd
district are Requested 90 publish this no
tice. Jostru -rsico,
CAaiyzaaa IArm r. GDs Asuosd Csagss'
ssaaj DaStd n We ttFsSs.
U Adds;essi TsiswseA - Nsva Nal
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SPAIN
They Have no Information on the sub-
iect

Mapalp, June No information
ha, vet reaci,ed tie Minister Uf Foreign
Affairs to corrobraIu the ropOrt- ul
the firing upon the schooner T. be-
A. MERRITT by a Spanish irigsir. Thr
u. \ Minister hal an interyle~ wiilI
the Minister OF furrign Ahis ihi'
eyuniug, but no iuIansiion ~ forth
coming ia regard TO the objcci OF the
meeting.
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p,x. rho...ad poll.rs asvard.

BR.rrtxsnxp, VI June Tine first
Nalion.i Bank otfeTs i've thousand dol
lars reward ior the arrest OF Presideni
Waite.
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R,ILaoAD Bosps-Generally hrm.
SrArs noN ns-Dull.


SrEks-Dull but strong, with an ad-
vance of tn per cent In the general
list, and 2 per cent In ~. Louis aud San
francisco first preferred. aud Michiysa
Central. The improvement In the latter
vas based upon the report ths, the next
dividend will 10 81 per cent J. N.
seymour. Of Seymour 4 Co, Chicago,
was To day elected member OF the New
York stock Exchange.
The transactions on the Stock Ex.
change aggregated lt7,OOO shares, Of
which $1,000 we're Delaware. lsckawan.
M aud Western, 1000 st. Joseph.
1900 Kansas aud Texas, $4,000 Lake
shore, $500 Michigan Centrai, 100
Northeastern. l6,O0O New Jersey Gen.
iral, $500 Pacific Mail, 600 ~. Paul.
and Id, 90 Western uuion.
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The M,s.ins B.uL Prssid' nj

PoarL.xD. Ms, June l7.-Pssi'ienl
Waite, OF BraItletsIro Fins, Nstiona
Bank. ga. at the Prabhle House r'ida,
night. HE naIn' do-s not appear on ii''
Register. vvss-ls sine. sailed iOr Cub,
but none for European pDrts-
~ "a m aii. o. as.arA
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1'oleao

ro.spo JunsU sb.a' CHssi'lsd,
Na .has Michissn sl ool; snb :
nlch,xsa 81 %; M. . I.t winter ,Pa %
Al iaI, = Ilrs Jaa. ti 0i; -~ll.r July
o.. Iii = Aasa. pjs. s-.il.r -~y,rm.
Sc6ir No . ~ ! wa.'ssh ., o.; No >
O.v,.s and Michigan 81 ~ rI-ra I
80 ora Q nesi hph ."Hsh Dtc,
NJ Z tnjc; No 3 white este; ds@A4sd
- thS-Ds and nonipsL
Alux.I 49,. "A ~ Pa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-18
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS sy TELEGRAPH.
Money Active at 2to 3 per esat-Gevsfa.
meats Steady Flour unehangsd--
Wheat StroaE and High~-
Hogs Dull.
4lkAhUg.
New York.

hsv YosE, June ". -MoSsv- Active
at 303 per cent, closing at 81 per cent.
Prime Grrxniile paper Sisii per
cont Sterling exchange. bankers bills
dull and weak st <s5t, demand al <Ssi.
siLvss-At London bsi pence: bar
silver here lltl; subsidiary silver ooia
tgl per cent. discount
ttovsssnssw-Sleady, except new u,