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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-08
A BROKEN R ALL
Caused Loss Of Life aud Property.

Caused Loss OF Life and Property.
ATCHIsoN, rs December The ac-
cident last evening on the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific road, is more serious
than was first reported. The regular
passenger train leaving here al 5:i5 had
reached 4 point IS miles east, near Ed
gertOn junction, when broken rail
threw the tender from the track down
an embankment, the whole train with
the exception of the locomotive follow
ing. The train was composed OF bag.
gage and express car, mail car, two day
coaches and sleeper. The cars took
fire almost Immediately and
were all destroyed. The mail agent,
Simms, WAS caught in his car and
burned to death. His associate, Biller,
had his shoulder dislocated and narrow
j. escaped a similar fate. The conductor,
Westiall, had an ankle severely sprained
and four passengers received injuries
more or less severe. Their names can.
not yet be learned. There was, FORUM
ately, light run OF passengers, only
abont sixteen being aboard the train.
The mails express goods and baggage
were all burned. The weather was in.
tensely cold and the passengers suffered
severely until they reached a place OF
safety. The railroad officials are ex.
tramely unCommunicative concerning
the details Of the accident.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-08
INTIMIDATION.
How Irelsnd's People euffsr.

LosDoS, September "A dispatch
from Dublin Gays: The Boycotting is
now also used TO compel the unwilling
persons IS Join the land league and TO
subscribe money thereto. A Dublln
gentleman, who has few acres OF land
on the borders Of this country has re-
ceived a letter warning him that he must
join the league before Saturday or take
the consequences. The mos. re-
cent development in Baycotting
is in the country towns
where shopkeepers and even pe'idiers
are required % produce tickets showing
they are members OF the L-ague, or they
will not be allowed 10 buy or sell. Even
Orangemen in some places are obliged
10 join the League rather than lose ther
business, property or lives. The organi'
sation becomes daily more perfect in its
minute details. The accumulation oi
arms in the country is regarded With
much apprehension. One house here
supplies 40 revolvers weekly TO differ
eat parts Of the country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-08
GENERAL NEWS.
ARRANGED FOR THE MANY READERS
OF THE REGISTER.
Panama Canal-Railroad Accidents-loss
Of life-ParneIi's Unpleasant Posi-
lion Numerous Fires
Heavy Failure.
NEWS BOTH FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.

De Lesseps' Panama canal scheme
seems to be meeting with general ap.
proval on both sides OF the ocean. Its
financial success seems now to he as.
sured. Subscriptions in this country
are going in rapidly.
A broken rail on the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific railroad caused a
passenger train to be thrown over an
embankment. The cars took fire at
once. All escaped from the flames ex-
cept mail agent Slmms, who was burned
in his car. The conductor and others
were severely injured.
B. &. Arnold & Sons, coffee merchants
OF New York, made an assignment yes.
terday. Liabilities near 81 ,OOO, 900.
Parne!l is kept in very uneasy con.
dition on account OF the numerous
threatening letters which he receives
l..tx,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-08
OUR NsIGHBoRING TOWNS.
Morgantown-Lock No. o Damaged.


MoRGANrowy, w. Va, December -
A special messenger here Yesterday from
Lock No. 9, Hoard's Rocks, on the Mo-
nongahela river, eight miles below Nor.
gantown, brings the startling inteli.
gence that at about 3 o'clock Sunday
afternoon, a portion OF the eastern end
of the slackwater dam built o! stone at
No. 9 was swept away by the great
freshet. The top OF the dam il gone,
but 1t is not known to what extent the
work has suffered, as the water is still
too high to ascertain. The bank Of the
river is also badly secured below the
wing at the upper end Of the lock wa |.
River IA feet and falling.
Lock No. Q is the dam which is being
erected by the government, and the loss
will not fall on the Monongalis Naviga.
ton Company. Reports from other Sec
tions of West Virginia indicate that the
storm OF Saturday evening was excep-
tonally violent, and much other damage
was done.
Death Of Wonder-Ghouls.
NEW PHILADELPHIA, o., December I.
About one year ago the little son OF
j. A. kinsely, Of this place, was seized
with most singular disease. The flesh
on his entire body suddenly became as
bard almost as stone. The disease
batiled the skill OF the most eminent
physicians, and the case was pronounced
without parallel in the history Of the
country. TO the surprise OF every one.
the wonder lived until Saturday last,
when suddenly his life went out. The
funeral, which took place yesterday, was
very large one. The body was depos.
tied in 4 strong vault, and will he care
inlly guarded against yhouTs, who, II IS
reported, are already in the neighbor-
hood waiting for an opportunity to
steal it.
The Cause Assigned.
NEWARK, o., December THE cause
OF the smash-up near Union Station,
Saturday night, was the carelessness of
the front brakeman, Miller, Of the
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati aud st. Louis
freight train. After giving his train the
siding for the Baltimore and Ohio freight
to pass. he failed to readjust the switch.
SO the b. & o. freight instead OF keeping
the the main track dashed maliciously
into the Panhandle train. After they
struck Miller was not to be found, and
believing him to be beneath the wreck,
as quickly rs possible the debris was
searched, but no Miller languished
Hereunder. He fled from the conse-
quence OF his carelessness, and has not
been heard OF since.
The name OF the Baltimore and Ohio
fireman, who was fatally injured, was
McConnahey instead OF Williams, as
reported.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy At 3 Per csnt-Governments
Strong and Higter-fIour Steady
Wheat Unsettled and Generally
lower-Hogs Dull.
Potato Crop.

Potato Crop.
We clip the following from the St.
Louis Poa. Dispatch OF late date:
"Not only in the United States, but
almost every civilized country, the po-
tato is one OF the most indispensable ar.
ticles OF food, and any dearth Of this
valuable vegetable is to he looked upon
somewhat in the light OF calamity.
The mass Of the people in this country
are unaware OF the enormous extent OF
the failure Of the present potato crop,
and therefore information in regard to
it cannot but be interesting. The early
potato crop throughout the United
States WAS fair cne, although not usu.
ally large, or the vegetable itself unusu-
ally excellent. The late crop, however,,
has been a terribly miserable one, aud
all over the country. especially west
and south, the insinusting dry rot, 30
familiar Of late 10 the Irish peasant, has
penetrated. rendering the potato little
better than useless. The peachblow, the
favorite late potato. alone seems 10 have
escaped to any extent the general dis
ease, and even these are 10 q consider
able degree affected. Inquiries to- Law
among some of the most prominent
commission produce merchants who
handle large quantities OF this article OF
food, developed some interesting facts.
One gentleman, the head oi house that
does an extensive business, said that Tor
the past eight or ten wears potatoes had
been gradually becoming mors and more
affected with the dry rot, late ones
especially. This year, however, it Was
worse than ever. and although there
were plenty ol them in the mar
ket, not more than one half were fit for
use. This season the failure Of the win
ter crop in a great measure was owing
to the want OF rain and in consequence
OF the lack OF sufficient moisture Tor the
soil. The potatoes at present in the
market, after one month, will become
soft and OF 10 use, and il fresh supplies
OF a better kind are put upon the market
(which is very unlikely there will be- q
grand boom and prices will run up
rapidly. The crop in this state scarcely
amounts TO anything. as with the sncep-
tion Of a small proportion hardly worth
speaking OF, it is altogether perniested
with the insidious rot Other States
are not SO bad, although Southern Hi
nois, which used to ship polatDe h' r.,
is now compelled 10 beg for them from
Iowa and other States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-08
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. December =
Mr. Jonas presented the credentials ol
Thos. c Manning who was appointed
by the Governor Of Louisiana to nil the
place Of Spaiiori, deceased, until the
next meeting OF the Legislature.
the filed bill fixing the duty on bar
ley malt at IS cents per bushel was re-
committed to the committee on finance.
Mr.. Mcdonald introduced 3 bill 10
authorize local taxation OF legal tender
treasury notes; referred.
Teller and Hill introduced several
bills amending the bill TO ratiiy the Ute
agreement; referred.
Mr.. Ingalls, introduced bill authoriz-
ing the issue and providing for the eS.
change snd redemption OF fractional
notes. Referred.
Mr. Wallace offered resolution that
the standing committees OF the Senate.
ss constituted at the last session, be re-
yised aud continued for this session,
and that Pugh, OF Alabama, be assigned
to the pace made vacant BY the retire
ment Of Pryor; Blair 10 take the place
OF ingalls, on the Committee on PEN
sions; Sharon on the Committee on
Education anil Labor, and Ransom and
Lamar to exchange places on the COM
mittee on railroads, thus making the
latter chairman. Agreed to.
he also offered resolution that the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-08
ST. LOUIS.
An Escaped Maniac , ills Three Mem.
bers of One Family.

ST. LOUIS, December 7.-Inforwation
OF a most horrible triple murder hav-
ing been committed by an insane man,
this morning, near Chester, Ills, was
received here tonight. 1t appears that
ayoung man 22 years OF age named
Louis Tockstein, living a short distance
from Chester, became insane few days
ago from religious excitement. lester-
day he was taken before court by the
Deputy Sheriff, adjudged insane and
placed in charge OF two guards 10 be
taken to the asylum at Jacksonville.
The guards took the man to hotel in
town and remained with him all night.
About 6o'clock this morning he called for
water to wash himself. One OF the guards
brought him some in basin, which he
took, and Immediately flung it into the
guards face. he then dashed through
one Of the front windows OF the room
and ran down the road leading out into
the country, blood streaming from
his face and hands from cuts
made by the broken glass. About
a quarter of mile from the town
in the house Of Thos. Ryan, an old man
6S years OF age, with whom lived his
widowed daughter, Mrs. Smith. and her
little girl OF l2 years and boy still
younger. Arrived at this house, Took
slein, who has stripped himself naked
on the road, rushed wildly in and order
ed the inmates to kneel down and pray,
saying they had but fifteen minutes to
live. They all obeyed but the little boy.
who escaped from the house and ran TO
a neighbor's and gave the alarm. When
the friends arrived a. the scene they
found Ryan and Mrs. Smith dead with
their skulls smashed by an axe,
and the little girl lying headers
on the floor, the maniac having chop
ped the child's head completely of.
Having finished his bloody work at this
place, he seized the bleeding head OF
the innocent child by its long flax
en hair, and swinging it at
arms length over his own head he
dashed down the road again. About
quarter of mile he stopped at the
house of Dr. Gordon, entering he found
found only a servant girl. He ordered
her. as he had the Ryan family, to kneel
and pray. The girl screamed, which
brought hired man from the stable,
and Doctor Gordon appearing at
the same time, after fierce and desper-
ate struggle, they overbowered and
bound him with rope. He was then
taken to Chester, his wounds
dressed, clothing put on him and
placed in the charge OF persons who
brought him to East st. Louis, tonight,
and took him thence to the Jacksonville
asylum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-08
LONDON.
Rcgs,ta-American Competition

LONDON, December The proposed
regatta for the American prizes, is ex-
pected 10 collapse.
Clare Sewell Read, who went 10
America recently 70 inquire into Ameri.
can agriculture, in addressing the Farm
ers' Club, London, said he would no.
fear American competition in wheat for
twenty five years hence, as the exhaus.
ton OF land would ensue in that time
and the cos; OF production would in.
crease. But in regard to beef there were
serious prospects OF competition from
the vast herds in the far West. Read
said he deemed it likely that the Ameri.
can nation would become the greatest
i'm the world,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-08
PRoDUCL
Toledo.

To,spo, December 7.-wheai-Firm.
or; No. l white Michigan 81 05l; amber
Michigan 81 0lt No. tre.l Wsbash. spot
and seller December 81 05; seller Jsnu.
ary 81 os,; seller February 81 1T; eel.
Ter March 81 49,; seller April 81 l5t;
No. 3 red Wabash a+ic: No. ? Dayton
and Michigan red 81 0S; No. 2 red mixed
SIC. Corn-Firmer: high mixed 4tic;
No. 2 spo; 43e; seller December +?ie;
seller January +sie; seller May 4s: r.:
iscted 43c; damaged 42e. Clover Fed
Prime mammoth 8 90; No. ? ~ 70.
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FAN hSSr.
New York.

NRw YogE. December 1.--MoSrv-.
Fairly easy and ra' ging lron' u iC per
cent. per diem to . per cent. per annum,
and closing at per cent. Prime mel.
camille paper jl@G!! per cent Sterling
exchange. bankers bills weak at +S,:
demand lS0l. Produce exports ior the
week S7,s7S,Uoo.
SlLvrK-At London 81 l3.lCd; bar sil-
yer here lll,; subsidiary silver coin
iGIl per cent. discount.
GovRaSNgNrs->tr strong anil 10 L. high.
er, cxcep, ior IS, which were L. lower.
The Trcasur" L"nght >l6SHo of skies
OF 1850.
T.. 3. Coupons
New
New lour-and one hs ,io'.
NeW
Pacific SIIcs Of
RAILROAD BONDS In good demand
but irregular.
STATE SgCURirIrs- Fairly active.
|. STocHs-Th" sto,k market openc'i
strong and !Gbl per cent. h.gaer, and
subsequently advanced | to ] per cent
the coal shares leading the improve.
ment. a, III. first board decline Of
70 IA per cent. took pace, the latter in
Western Union, Lut before noon the
market took sn upwar! turn, and prices
rose 10 .: per cent, Reading
and Denver and Rio Grande leading.
During ti.e afternoon 'cuIatiDn MAS
irregular and under the leadership oi
Iron Mountain decline Of 10 j. per
cent WAS recorded, but in late dcsliDgs
a strong tone pgUn prevailed and the
market closed at an advance ot To ].
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Ths Fire Ei,nd,

Euv,lxgr. December :. The office
.., North CgirecD HDlliay Mills Was
4-'aIy destroyed by ire this morning.
.,.. - NB
IUa p,t'. Ns~. Omaha special SAYS:
E-.'0 tuI, moaning the lire originating
I.r's NAp,,.sle liquor house and
,~ll.ug - Cull'u'S saldlery establish
zsg, bestowed both buildings and their
.a,-,ts Iur losses are: Her q Co..
,;r-S au, &xtnrrS. Sl2j,OO0; Collins
."s, harness sock, $4,000; MsN
E-yyr = Eros. pianos, organs and
-I-.rv. SlI.OJ: Range. tailor, $500;
.n M-Mahon, drugs, $1,000; Rodgers
q >1us. $500; John Creighton and
I'-l Kinnarl, ~. 900 each; Wm. Pax
.r. ri.Nss Mcfhaus Bros. $1,000.
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THENEWS
p,yin Pithy Paragraphs.


,r,,.ndiary ire at Lourinbnrg, \.
Al ,s,,lay caused loss OF $4,000.
~ Tio.rrsacr hight,
.os"''l, .s.,l, S,re is said 10 have been one OF
--latest sufferers by the 'aii In " es''
..s y. i'nicu Telegraph sloeS,
20 ,orse Of K. q. Arnold 4 Co cof-
Ihe "Vyat New York, failed yester-
Liabilities not known.
,r,,,er o.: a miIlioa bushels OF coal
4 - -, lost on the late rise. Many
sss ss,,,Sent to pieces, sunk and grounded.
'1'' r.rs ,yc.one passed over Joplin,
y ~ pri.hborins places last week,
'e.n. much damage seSers' h'es
,x,,nde,i and exciting debate
! ~. I'm the House Yesterday over
''N a.. resolution relative 20 the
. a. g., the d.c;orel yo:e. IL wss
- 90 In bv Messrs. keiicr. Beckwell,
, Syringe, Van Voorhees,, Con-
H.,i o,bars After discussion of
= 'Lrnrs Mr.. Beckwell withdrew his
-" ami the House adjourned.
=. ts,,;rg men OF California are puz.
..ls,j excited. An enormous amount
% a. So. A., rl,Kei on the result OF the
i,n,;,f election in that State. Ii is
,rs, over $4,000 OF stakes was
- an deposit in the Bank OF Cali
- In, point on which the wagers
..,,sI- va, whether Garfield or Han
sIuld carry the State. Now, all
~. r-uocr.,ic electors except one were
"a The question IS whether Han
- carried the state in the sense
-. Ly me terms of the betting. Sew.
r,a.r,iS have been begun, AMI
.,L.b,y the bets will all be declared oH
Foreign.
No. Theirs has been very i'll for some
md her lie is despaired Of
my rcAt hill will be introduced
- House of Commons early in this
,,sUE.
Pan. dispatch states that the Pana-
-...7a, subscription has been already
ethan covered.
,rs.. has r,ps-l a contract with a
...-u9g firm .,rthe construction OF a
..-.!sh.r i'an-c,st.
tl,rrrIl sperisl says the steamer
-. .r,mI from Quebec was spoken of
,,r! on tire IN hold.
.,-. ,. las decided to enter into ne
...,ya, With Turkey. The hrst steps
=. he ,asru in January.
Allai1u cablegram announces the
-.rln vi the government to arrest
y.-7s. should he attempt to leave Ire
~ an take his seat in Parliament
s-n, the progress OF his trial.
>.a.r Elru.a, the envoy OF Chill TO
Tinted States, says his government
.rapas ton 10 enforce its demands
ans, Peru mi Bolivia, and that the
,--..,-v a>k~d ior has been in dispute
...- ,.ar- the conquest, and il inhabit-
-.or,y by ChiIians.
>lcr ISL. il is calculated in some
rr.y pui -hel and carefully prepared
,..,.r., tas' q least 500, 90 U'ermans
las. rmlgrate,l. and OF these SOD,OOO
-.y, gone % the ! 'nited states. Between
-. aut l>;p, both wears Inclusive, the
a nUaip'r o' emigrants WAS only
.". between 1881. and 1910 the num-
.-It5yhcJ 1900: between lS4l and
..H i,i.U'. between 1851 and 1850,
..uH. AMI between ls6l and 1870,
r-tsI From 1870 to 1872. inClusivs %
.l.u ,rsiS, -u,U0" emigrants lett Ger
-tsy, Lut IN the seven years which iol-
arl. uom lN,3 To 1872. the whole
-igr ONLY accounted q 80, 900.
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Poor paruell.

',5-lN, December 5.-Parnell received
40 broadening letters during his stay
q waterford. tine accused him OF de
-,'''rs the country to the benefit OF
's'Sn po, ket.
SGetcr Sig Champion has been
van TED Tor trial on the charge Of pub-
nI notice calling on u tenant 10
F.nlu.sh his iArm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-08
Meeting Of the Public Health Association

SEw ORLEiSs, Dece,nb<r The
American Public Health Association
met to-day. A paper uss resd by Rev.
DR.. Joseph L. smith, suyyt0n United
Ststes Army, upon TEXAS Cattle
Fevers." He eoptsnded that no epi.
demic diesease prevailed among native
Texas cattle, but great numiess Of Inn.
ported cattle suffered from On scclimsi.
ing lever The paper of Ds. Smith CAV.
rise TO some tefesting disruaion, taken
part 10 by Dr. Rove, of Chicago, and
DR.. Piunkett, o! Nashville. The neIt pa.
per read xas tie report OF the cominil.
tee on the Plan for the psevention Of tie
spread of contagious diseases. read by A.
q. Gihans. United Stairs Navy. whLh
concinded with = resolution resoo,.
rncnding the Irgirlating ol making il Q
criminal offence TO knowingly eompuni.
este Q confa: ions disease and providing
srstui'ods treatment. After diacuAi0a,
participated in by Leak Aiehinsoo and
DeverS, Of Nashville; Wright. OF Nil.
waukee, and others. the Fesolution sss
sdoptsd. About one hundred membera
vere present..
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o. & NJ. Masn Up

- L"rIs. December A passenger
...I -aS oa Ine Ohio and Mississippi rail
'.l 'An of a switch eleven miles East
>1rm, illinois. yesterday. and Henry
Gi'r' o. Cal.lIcO,he. Ohio. was killed,
'Ady Passenger, lame and resi-
~ unknown, was seriously injured.
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MA CANAL.
Subscriptions on Both

Subscriptions on Both Sides Of the Ocean.
PAEIs December Tx Queen Isa.
bella has ordered her bankers TO invest
largely in the Panama canal shares.
The German Ambassador here congrat.
ulates De Lesseps on the financial sue
cess OF the enterprise.
NEW YORK, December The sub
scription books OF the Universal Com.
pany for the construction OF an inter-
oceanic canal through the Isthmus OF
Panama were opened to-day at the Off.
ces OF Drexel, Morgan & Co, J. and W.
Seligmsn & Co, and Winslow, Lamer 4
Co, The subscriptions were reported
to be coming in rapidly.
Panama Canal Boom
NEw YORK. December 9.-Subscrip.
tions TO the Panama Canal BY the
American committee to-day amounted
to $500, 900.
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2ssOa to Haze the Indic,me mt Quashed

25toa 10 AaSe the indictment Quashed
XIV lCEE. December 1.-Wm. r.
d'1t, in tue General Session Court
.-.ay, before City Judge Cowan, made
50. anon @ have the indictment. filed
.-grs' CEr.es A. Byrne. Joseph Hart,
'|'s Post, editors and publishers of
.-', ani Reunarl Philip, quashed on
"- .'lun ! OF mislOiIliye. His Honor
i-'eryrd hls decision.
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Bound ior Texas.

I,.ygSrov, December "A Ns'rs
s- INN Sau Antonio says: A con-
,I,t.s ayeady been closed for build
-,aD miles Of the NJ, X. * I. road,
- ;aa, work would begin at Fort
N,-;u Immediately aud be built both
siy, The contractor said il was the
g',a'ioE Oi the management Of the NJ,
b. ST oking the road To san Antonio,
ria Present there WAS a movement on
''.u New York Tor an arrangement by
sra the VI X. & t. will use the track
'hy >an ALtpniO and Texas to the Rio
ugui-.
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OFFICERS OF THE sEAwAHHAKA
Indicted for Marsiaught-r.

NEw loEK, December 7.-rhe United
States Grand Jury has indicted for man.
slaughter the directors Of the company
and the captain and engineer OF the
steamer Seawanhaka, also the Govern
ment Inspector OF steamboats,.
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Aea hlAed ~ Gn kngine Being
thrown froE, tha Track.

-, :, ScH 'HrSZ, Pa, December -
!. '.1 A3on', a clerk, and Wm. smith. =
D, -"'1'a OPERATOR, were killed last even
- :, @! y an engine oi the l.ehigh Valley
al being thrown Oh the track.
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Oyereoa.s.
OvercOats.
O'ercoais.
Olereoats.
Oveicoats.
Overcoats.
A. 1890 Market.
a. i3eO Market.
~ it?O Market.
~ itsO Market.
A. iSs0 Market.
~ las0 Market.
d farkei. S" 81 i"O
o 0Harket. '"~ - A"$"
Nsrsibie OvercoatS at lss0
. Iarkei. 's0~'s ~ i"O
Aarkei. ''~" - '""
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notrnat..
Pittsburgh.

PrT1sBURoH, December 1.-Petrolsum
Quiet; crude easi,r, United certificates
a; "2!c; refined nc for PhiladclphiA de-.
livery.
| lAdjaion II Morhh W ih Pay.l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-08

A caucus OF Democratic Senator's was
held immediately after the adjournment
OF the Senate. yesterday, to determine
what action should be taken IN regard