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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02
GOVERNORS ISLAND.
What Transpired at General Hancock's
Homo on tho Day Before the Election.


GovERyoR's ISLAND, n, ", November
1.-The large number OF visitors 10 Gov
ernor's Island, to-day, included more
than the usual quotos Of ladies'. A del.
esation OF some forty students
from New York university, principally
OF the academic department, calling
themselves reserve A previous del.
epstion from the same institution hav-
ing forestalled them on Saturday last ar.
rived at l2 o'clock. Andrew b. lnglis
who acted as spokesman, introduced
the party TO Gen. Hancock, who replied
as follows: 81 am very nuch pleased
to have met you. There are many who
are of age and are qualified TO vote. and
others who are approaching that period.
This visit shows you take
an interest in your country's welfare.
1t is customary in armies to have re.
serves on the field OF battle, but l did
not know colleges also had reserves. 1t
is now rather late to talk politics.
to-morrow being the day Of election, and
| will therefore content myself with
leaving those OF you who can vote to do
your duty at the polls according to your
various convictions. | am pleased to
say that the most cheering news arrives
from all quarters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02
LIVE B.TOCK.
Chicaso.

CHICAGO, November 1.-The DroSerS
Joss,nal reports hog receipts 1000 head;
shipments $500 head. Market activei
6@lOc higher; mixed packing 81 500
4 20; light s. 60GL4 IS; choice heavy
81 1904 a5; paekevs and shippers ara
buying. =.
Catt1e-Receipts 1900 head: ship.
ments 800 head. Market firm; shipping
81 OO(95 30; butchers steady at 81 600
3 25, stockers at s. 20S3 Is; western
81 6O637O
Sheep-Receipts 200 head; shipments
22O head. Market slow: common to
to good 81 30Gg4 Is; no choice.
East Liberty.
East LIBERTY, November Cattle
Receipts since Friday 2,2i4 head OF
through and 1918 head Of yard stock ;
total for the week ending this day 3,73
head Of through aud ,25l head Of local.
against 3,45l head Of through and 4,?7
head OF local the week before; supply
fair for this weeks sales and all sold, but
a slight off from tins day q week aeo;
quality about even, between common
TO good, with load or two OF extra.
Hogs-Receipt to'nay s,liO head; I;
total for the week 1880 head. against
q, los head the week before; Phiisdel.
phias S4 9O(d,5 90; Workers - GO<a4 ~
Sheep-Rece' pts to-day 1900 head;
total for the week 10. 400 head, against
l4,5OO head The we X before; selling &C
tive at 10 to .0c hi lher than last week.
New York.
Nrw YoRK, November l.-Reeves-
Receipts {, 100. making 1850 head Tor
the week; trade fair: for poor to strictly
prime native steers 7t(9l0tc, . lew tops
going at lOl@ lO;c, and one car load oi
premium cattla went up to lllc; Colo.
RADIO Texans 7i@7ic, and twO cars Of
choice half breed western steers Dc
Exporters used 400 fat steers st Ola
lOtc; no shipments to-day; for the week
ended Saturday, exports included.
,O9O live cattle, 5,7B quarters OF beei,
,O56 carcasses OF mutton and 2I5 drebs'
ed hogs.
Sheep Receipts 100 head, making
81, 300 Tor the week; market steady Tor
sheep at - GOA 25 per 100 pounds,
and easier Tor lambs, which barely closed
out at S. OOta6 TO-
Hogs-Receipts il 800 head, making
&C, $50 for the week; market firm Tor
live at 81 G5@5 10 per lOOPounds.
Cincinnati
CINCINNATI, November l. Hogs -
Firm; common s. 1904 30; light ~ 81
"a so; butchers ~ GOA 20; packing
81 45G4 G5. Receipts, 4. 200 head; ship
ments leo head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02
HE LOVED HIS FATHER.

And as Q Token Of His Affection Makes
Arrangements 70 Behesd Two Hundred
Csptives Vt . Little Celebration.
IoKpoS, November News has been
received from the west coast OF Africa
OF the death Of Chaa, Governor OF Why.
aahs. The funeral was to be celebrated
by the massacre of natives, after which
the king had announced his intention
of holding an annual celebration in
memory OF his father. The celebration
will last four months. during which two
hundred captured chiefs will be behead.
ed. The English refused to 60 to the
celebration.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02
A PROSPEROUS RAILROAD.
The Pcnns, lyania Company De.
clares "a Semi-Annual Dividend
Of Four Per Cent.

PHILADELPHIA, November ]. - The
Board OF Directors Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad this afternoon declared upon
capital stock, ont Of its profits, semi.
annual divldead of three per cent. and
an extra dividend of one per cent,
payable clear OF State taxes. For the
purpose OF distributing portion OF the
shares purchased ilom Philadelphia,
option is given the share. holders vi ac-
cepting the extra dividend OF one per
cent in scrip, convertible into stock oil
the company at par, when presented in
sums OF so, provided that the privilege
OF converting the scrip into shares ex.
pire December 2lst next, after which
all OF the scrip outstanding will be re-
deemed in cash at its face value.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02
THE ENTERPRISING BUR-
CLAIR
Makes a Heavy Haul in q MissOu'
ri Town.

ST. LOUIS. November 1.-The store
of Hart 4 Herbisch, at Wanento, Mis-
souri,, in which was also the Pacific Ex-
press office and postoffice. was robbed
Saturday night OF Sl,5OO, belonging to
the express company and the proprie-
tors of the store. Eight thousand three
cent and five thousand one and two-cent
postage stamps were taken from the
safe. The burglars then fired the store,
entailing damage to the extent OF S. 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02
A Radical Lie Nailed.

CLEVELAND, November l.-hon.
Henry b. Payne, of this city, who was
prominently mentioned at CINCINNATI
for President, denounces as false and
without color Of foundation the report
telegraphed specially to some newspa-
pers that he would vote for Garfield. de
has telesraphed the New York Hrald
and other newspapers that he will vote
for Hancock,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02
Mississippi River Comm;s.;or

r,s.'IS 81 EshUS, November l.-Governor
n;,.. -, .,..' uas appointed the following COM
rD-a,;n''s irom Ohio to attend the
C}T,.;s,G!' C}I'us o. the Mississippi River State
0; S,ris'Gn >.,,I'ss'Gn at y. Louis: A.B. Miller,
Hi,aS,T sTSok; y John PEBBLES, Portsmouth ;
Ton D D, ,1ampoell, lronton; II. NJ. Nor
bepviHaa b, ! HIa'e;oy; John $. Devinney, Steu-
EggIrs.[o,nS anu J. d. Parker, Benjamin
ns,i Sun and I. Covington. Cincin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02
ILLINOIS.
Giis

Chicago swarming With u. e. Deputy
Marshals 10 the Intsrs Of tho Radicals
"A Close Contest in the City.
CHICAGO, November 1.-The three
hundred deputy sheriffs recently ap.
pointed to serve on election day, whose
commissions were revoked to-day by
order OF Judge Norm, were appointed
as U. S. Deputy Marshals this afternoon
and sworn in. The Mayor appointed
800 special policemen on pay, and 1t is
believed 200 without pay. IN addition
to the regular police force Of the city.
There is every indication Of a close and
exciting contest in the city tomorrow
for political ascendency, and it IL not
likely the result of the election will DO
known until the largest share OF the
votes have been counted.
Advices from all parts OF the State
show that the brilliant and vigorous
campaigns have insured very full vote
Tomorrow
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02
A TONEY WEDDING.
''arriase of U. =. Grant, Jr., to
aDauShterof Ex-senator Chat

Ns% loEE, November This alter
!: I',A -. '''SS Fannie j. Chaliie. only child
o.' !. ex-senator Jerome L. Chatiie, of Col
!. - was married to Ulysses ). Grant,
T., sycGn son Of President Grant.
n 1"s ~t!d'n: Vas private, there being
To-, ;.FS' . on.y ex-President and Mrs.
G.aa.' Gau.' Ool. Fred. Grant and wife, Jesse
va a"' anu vile, Hons. Is. Elkins and
N;cb;hd anu ,. +. Seymour and wife, Of
oi,bain' iIb',ian' Mrs. Seymour being an aunt
D4ayeso. NV o''de' and d. ii. Mofet, Jr., Of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02
A Young Lady Foully Murdered.

SrRorDsRuRG. Pa, November IA
daughter Of Samuel Bittenbender, IL
years of age. yesterday started to q
neighboring house, where she was TO re-
main some time. This morning her
dead body was discovered by the road
side with her head pounded to jelly.
1t is supposed that the crime was COM
mitted by tramps.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02
RAILROAD BoNDs-Activc and strong.
STATE 3oSps-Firm.

PAci6c 6txes OF ~
RAILROAD BoxDs-Activc and strong.
STATE 3oSps-Firm.
SrocEs-The market opened strong
and per cent. higher and subsequently,
advanced ! to I per cent. Reading lead.
ing in the upward movement. At the
first board prices fell ! to per cent. the
latter Louisville and Nashville. During
the afternoon speculation become some
what irregular. but in later dealings .
strong tone prevailed and the market
closed buoysnt at an advance OF to /
per cent. the latter Alton and Terrs
Haute preferred. Tomorrow being .
legal holiday business will be suspended
in the financial circles.
The transactions on the Stock Ex-
change aggregated PSI 900 shares, Of
which 400 were Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy, 22,OOO Delaware, Lacks.
wanna and Westrn. 5000 Delaware and
Hudson, $4,000 Erie. 1900 Hannibal
and st. Joseph, 5000 Iron Mountain,
500 Kansas and Texas, II 100 lake
Shore, 5000 Michigan Central. 1000
North western. II 900 New Jersey Gen.
trail, 1000 New York Central. 5000
Ohio and Mississippi. 1000 Pacific Mail.
5000 Reading, 5000 ~. Panl, 200 81.
Paul and Omaha, 1900 Union Pacific.
$500 Wabash Pacific, 1900 Western
Union, 5000 Central Pacific. 5000 &.
&. &. Il l., 5000 81. Louis and San
Francisco, 2,c000 Illinois CeAtral and
1000 Morris and Essex.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02
THE PHILADELPHIA TIMES

Has No Prediction to Make as to the
General Result.
special Dispatch TO the Register.
PHILADELPHIA, November ].
The Times does not make any predic-
ton as to the general result, with the
exception Of saying editorially that the
Republicans apparently have the ad.
vantage. TIE TINES.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02

The hotels in New York have not
been so full since the flush times. eight
or ten years ago, and most OF them
have raised their prices.
Mr.. Zabrieskowatschiyera is q candi.
date for office in MiAnesota- The man
who nominated him says it va the
greatest effort OF his life.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02
THE DENVER RIOT.
The Excitement Quieted Down,
and No Further Trouble An.
ticipated-Hundreds of Arrests
Being Made.

DENVER, November 1.-The active re-
sponse of the citizens to the call OF the
authorities efiectually checked the mob,
and by midnight Il very peaceable inn
provement was developed, which has
steadily continued. Early this morning
several miscreants raised disturbance
near the postofiice, but within ten min
utes it is estimated that one thousand
citizens, nearly all armed, were on the
ground. All the rioters at that point
were arrested and sent to Jail. Several
hundred warrants have been sworn out
by the officers, and between two and
three hundred arrests made. The city
is now considered absolutely secure
against a revival OF the mob rule, and
the indignation among all classes is in
tense and earnest. Should lawlessness
show itself in any form, or at
any point, it will undoubtedly be
checked by the strongest and most con-
vincing means employed in such emer-
gencies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02
AREPUBLICAN DOCUMENT.

A Brilliant Lie About the Entire Popult-
ton Of Denver Joining q Garfield Pre-
cession.
DENVER, November IA Republican
torch.light procession occurred here to
night. The citizens are very indignant
over yesterdays riot, and took this occa.
8 on TO rebuke the mob. About 200
people were in line, being more than
twice as many as any procession OF the
other party. A large number OF special
police patroled the streets in anticipa-
ton of an attack by the mob, but none
occurred. Thirty arrests OF the rioters
have been made. A large number OF
special police and deputy sheritfs will
remain on duty until after the election
in anticipation OF trouble at the polls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02
THE FREHCh ChUSADE
Against tie Unauthorissd Religious Or
derS.

ders.
PARIS, November l.-Further execu.
tions of the DEGREES against the unau
thorized orders has been postponed TO
Wednesday OH account OF the festivals
OF all saints and all souls. ii. Clemen.
cean, speaking at Marseilles. protested
against the occult, irresponsible power.
exercised by Gambetta.
MARsrILLEs, November l.-Ons thou.
saud and five hundred merchants Ofthe
city have signed protest against the
expulsion OF religious congregations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02
A BIG. FIRE.
A Square Of Buildings Burned
i'm a Louisiana Town.

New ORLEANS. November 1.-The
Times Bayou sara special saws: A fire
broke oat in Picard & Wells stable
Sunday morning, destroying a whole
square of buildings. The following
merchants were burned out: l.. Merti'
nez, j. J. Ervine. kaufman Il Miller,
Picard Il We'll, NJ. Alexander. Simon
Hart, Brown 4 Co. and the telegraph
Office. Loss 100000. Work Of an in
cendiary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02
DHY GOODS.
Usv York.

NEW YoRx, November l.-Drv Goois
Business ruled quiet In oil depart.
ments, but there is n strong undertone.
Cotton goods firm with an upward ten.
dency and several makes Of brown aud
bleachsd goods advanced by agents.
Prints quiet and steady. Spring cassl :
meres and worsteds in lair demand.
Pl.nnels firmly held.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02
Brief and to the Point.

y. Y. sun.
0Stranger, TO carpenter at work on
the Sun office stairs yesterday: What
wages do you geti
Carpenter: Two dollars and seventy
five cents dav.
Stranger: What do you think OF Mr..
Choate's PROMISE
Carpenter: What is that? ,
Stranger: That il Garfield is elected
mechanics will get two dollars day.
Carpenter: He can't think much OF
mechanics, and l hope Garfield won't
be elected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02

CINCINNATI, November l-Cotton-
Dull at l0tc. Flour-Steady; family
81 71a5 90; fancy S 35ta6 90. Whest
Steady; No. 2 amber 81 03; No. 2
red winter 81 O5. Corn = Active, firm
and higher; No. 2 mixed 4Ic; new ear
3sc. Oats-Fairly sctive and . shade
higher: No. 9 mixed 33c. Rye-In fair
demand; No. 2 9Oc. Barley-Demand
fair No. 2 fall 0OCa92c. Pork-No trans
actions. Lrd-frm at o 0Se8 10.
Bulk Neats-Firmer; clear nib 81 Ti.
Bacon-Quiet at s. 25tss 25(ss 80.
Wbisky-Dull at 81 0s. Butter = In
fair demand; choice Western Reserve
23G24c; choice Central Ohio lSSOc.
ToLxpo. Noyenl~r 1.-Whest-
Steady: amber Michigan 81 o.: No.
red Wabash spot 81 04!; ssl!e. Deem.
Der 81 07i; seller January 81 OBJ; No. )
DAYTON and Michigan red 81 O0i; No
amber Illinois 81 0s Corn-stezdv
high mixed new 43tc; No. 2 new A2a
old November 43ic: seller DecembeI
42lc: No. 2 white 45c; new sc. Oats-
Dall: No. November 30tr; No. white
33Ic. Clover Seed-Steady; mammoth
q 80; No. 2. = 30.
P1ttsbufgh.
PrrrsrusnH, November l.-Petroleun
Very quiet; crude 6rm; United ceni
Hcates CSC; refined l2c tos Philsds'Phi
delivery.
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Appropriated s5o ooO

Bar,r,, ,o Pa, November /. p. X.
elerS ., 'Ir I many years the conSdential
guilty. 81 soan Jermyus, has been found
Csn U.s. sppropriating $4,000 to his
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02
A MONSTER DrMoHsTRATIoN.
Fly thousand Irishmsn Greet Parnell
at Limerick.

at Limerick.
LONDON, November l.-Parnell visited
Limerick, to day. lie was met . mile
from town by the reception committee
OF the corporation and was escorted by .
procession OF $4,000 persons, including
5000 horsemen. Dillon, O'Shaughessy
and O'Sullivan, members OF Parliament,
spoke at the meeting There were $50
extra constabulary on duty, but the mil.
itary were confined IN the barracks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02
BELMONT COUNTY.
The Campaign at st. Clairsville
Closes I'm a Blaze OF GlOry-Im-
mense Democratic Demon
stratiOn.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
ST. CLAIRsvILLR, Nov. l.
The campaign closed here tonight in
grand style. 1t is the bigest night St.
Clairsville has had for nany years.
The torchlight procession was in M snse,
and the speeches OF Robert NJ. Eaton
and Newall X. Kennon, who spoke at
the court house front were grandly elo-
nrant
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Honey Active At n to S PEI csat-esv.
ernments Firm-fIour Unchanged
Wheat Active. and Shade
Higher-Hogs Firm.
FINANCE.
New York.

Nsw YoRE. November l.-Moxsv-
Active at 2i@5 per cent, closing ct 5.
Prime mercantile paper 4i(S5a per cent
Sterling exchange, bankers bills <Sl3;
demand 4Sl.
SILvRa-At London SLID; bar sil.
yer here ll2i; subsidiary silver coin
i(9l per cent. discount.
GovEaxnKxrs-Quiet but generally
6pn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02
MORALITY AT A DISCOUNT.

The Methods by Which the Honorable ~
aud Upright (3) Radical Party Hope to
Carry This Congressional District Tc-
Day-Democrats and Greenbackers APP
preached on the Public Streets and
Offered Money to Vote for Hutchinson,
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-12-14

The same remarks with regard to car
rots will apply with equal force to this
root. For q richly ia, tening purposes no
root is more valuable than the Jerusalem
artichoke, and notwithstanding all who
have had experience in its use agree in
pronouncing it of very high utility, its
culture is neglected to greater extent
than that of all other roots. Upon being
subjected to repeated analysis it is found
to contain:
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-12-14

days, If only to Igh,,y break be sur.sace
Of the grosnd. Spring plsuting on dry
land should be done on q level, and the
bed or dit gradually worked to them.
IL good, stout plants, they ale to he put
out on dry land. Plant below the sur.
face. It seeds are put below The surface
level heavy spring raias will cover tHem
up 100 mach. As / have before stated,
the LAND should be made very rich, and .
good iGea is to apply dissolv we'd bone or
some o ber good fertilizer arousd the
plant on top of the ground before tue
last working, or ab-r" of one side close
up to the roots, and put fertilizer 10 fur
row near the plant and cover with hoe.
Tbs LIST application of manure, if done
eau, iously and properly, win hasten and
perfect good solid bead. prefer ship
ping from our Southern ports in l.: se
barrels, vel vent ila' ed on tle sides and
covered with comm bagging. When
packed alter tIe Northern method of
large crates, hey will not keep we'll ship
ped from this climate. can't see why
they should not be packed loose as mel
ons are, and shipped by the carload in
well ventila' ed cars.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-12-14
Gainesville euDl
VEGETABLE GROWING.
BY p. N. OLIVER.

F.. CABBAGEs.-Of all the vegetable crops
raised South for home consumption, the
cabbage crop is the most important; and
it also pays well for shipping to North
ern markets.
Cabbage lard should be thoroughly
prepared and pulverized with plow and
made as rich as possible. Then for win
ter planting throw up shallow or low beds
81 feet spart, and plant feet apart in
drill, one plant to the bill This distance
viii answer for the larger varieties, such
as Queeuhead, Fiat Dutch, Burgen, &c.
Smaller or Dwarf can be crowded closer.
Any cabbage for winter and early spring
heading can aud should be planted nearer
than when intended to head 10 May aud
June; for during these lat ter months
they viii grow larger, will exhaust more
moisture, and hence should have more
distance. l prefer full room between the
rows of all vegetables on account Of plow-
ing, hoeing aud gathering. Besides .
good distance and well pulverized large
bed, viii retain moisture longer. / have
found . greater demand in the Georgia
and Northern markets for small heads
say from to pounds - than for larger
ones; for they, like ourselves, like to
make each days rations from fresh ten
cent cabbage. For this reason I plant
the greater part of my crop in the smaller
and earlier varieties; such as g Winning
stadt,r "Jerssy Wakefield" &c. These
head tight and hard, and ship well. There
are many other good varieties For very
early fall and winter plants SOW in boxes
or beds, protected from sun and kept
moist. For April, May aud June have
found the cheapest and quickest way is TO
prepare the land and plant from to IL
seed In the hill where you want one to
stand, and draw thersfrom when strong
and stout, leaving one 70 the hill and
transplanting the surplus On other ground.
The most accurate and fastest wsy to
drop seed ID hin is 70 get . quinine bot
Gle, place the seed therein, tic . thick
pises Of wfiSingpapsr over The mouth Of
Tia boa1le, thsn taks . wire or large
knitting nssdls hssasd bot ovsr lsmp .
csharu uuiss basn jnse - naany holss - you
viii aesa % ths I'm - tnEning shs boz
tls besiom npmssds ovss essvy hin, yos
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-12-14

Astounding, as this root does, in fatten-
ing elements to the remarkable extent of
nearly nineteen per centum, its value,
when used in connection with food, the
constituents of which are more nutritious,
is evident. The principal cause for It's
non-culture is probably the difficulty with
which it is eradicated from the ground
when once well established in its growth
and firmly rooted. This, however, should
be an argument in favor of its cultivation.
for it establishes at once IFS hardness, and
as it yields abundantly with ordinary
cultivation, and is not liable to disease,
there is no apparent reason why it should
not be cultivated TO a greater extent than
now. 1t thrives in the shade in very poor
soil.-J F. Elmer IN the American
DGiryDa0A.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-12-14

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