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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-27
ITALY.

The Insult to the Remains of Plus TX.
ROME, July 26.-The OSserratore
Romano publishes kilograms to the
Pope from priests, chiefly Spanish and
belonging to religious societies. protest
ing against the insults offered the re.
mains oil Plus N.
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Mrs. General Meade serenaded

GETTYSBURG, Pa, July 26.-The Grand
Army Eucampment, accompanied by a
band of music. paid their respects this
morning to the widow OF Gen. George
&. Mralp. at Gettysburg Springs, and
tt der, j her serr made, which was gra t.
fully aCknNM lalgel.
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AFGHAN IST AN.

Ayoob Khan Negotiating for Peace.
LONDON, July 26.-The Viceroy of
India telegraphs from Candahar, on the
22nd announcing that Ayoob Khan.
having arrived with his army within
two marches OF the lIelmund river, is
negotiating for peace.
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Funeral or rJustics Clifford.

PORTLAND, Me-, july 2G.-Thr funera!
of Justice Nathan Clifford takes place
Thursday at 3 O'Clock from the First
Parish Church. Services will be held
at the late residence before the removal
of the body.
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,Jumped the Track,

RICHMOND, July 26 A construction
train Oh the Richmond and Allegheny
Railway jumped the track near Bent
creek this morning Two laborers were
killed and three wounded; also the EN-.
gineer and conductor.
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Fugitive CAPTURED

CAMBRIDGE, O., July 2G.-Wm. Kirk
man, the boy Who stabbed Frrbrachc
last Friday night, was captured yester.
day, and in default OF $500 bail was COM
mitted to Jail. 1t is thought that Fer.
brache will recover.
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Suicide

BRADroRD, Pa, July 26.-OHver l..
Jessup shielded in this city, to'tay, "y
taking laudanum, aged 3S, unmarried
and penniless. His native place IS Dun
dee, Yates county, \. y.
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PRODUCE
Now yprs.

Nsw YORK, july 2G.-CO!ion-o quiet
at III l-l6(Gll u I6c; futures steady.
Flour-Weak; receipts 2I,0D0 barrels;
exports 5000 barrels; supcriiur Stat"
and western II lJaI -; common lD
good extra II S0GDj 20; good to rhoic..
:j 25Nd6 -; white wheat extra - 25r,.
-; extra Ohio u 90GG6 -; II. Louis
a 9OtGG %; Minnesota patent prorr-5
81 25GGS -. Whcat--Iicavy a; lbL2ic
lower; active business and export
chiefly in red receipts 81, 900 bushels;
exports AZ, 600 bushels; ungrahcd sprIns
81 10; ungraded red 81 02MI p; ~ :
do. 81 lS(Gl PA; No. 2do. - p .rrl 20 {;
steamer do. IL p; No ] red - =, !nE
2S; mixed winter II 2OtMl 81; nm
graded white Il 1871 20; NJ. do
nomina! at 81 2iiGnl III; NJ. = rcd sci.
Ter July, sales 232 ,00) bushels, az ~ ~
al PSI, closing at 81 23ii seller August,
sales 44S,0G0 bushels, al = .i'"l Isl,
closing at 81 24I; seller September, sales
GAS. 900 bushels, at II 2jitGl 27i, clos.
ing at 81 %: seller October, sales 49,
OD0 bushels, at Il 27!C,l 23i closing at
81 2gl. Corn--OPcncd firm and closed
heavy at ih!c iowrr: receipts 10000
bushels tNppftS I'7,''D DuSueIS, uH-
GRADED ijajSr: 40. : JIIg5lJc: steamer
53IM533c; 80. . j7!M5S:; so. > whit"
SO; ungraIcd white jGc; 40. = seller
July j7!m51ic; seller August 57Iar
81 ic; seller September jS ia ;, '..: seller
October 59:myj9;a O,t,-Qui"t ami
firm; receipts 1900 bushels; western
mixed 42(G4jc; whit" western no ~.
Hay-Qniet aui STEADY ~ ijLrIU..
ilops-Quiet and unchanged Cpl'rr-
Quiet and firm. SIgIr-Quirl AMI
hrm. Molasscs-Dull AMI nomina.
Rice-Quiet and steady. PeroleUm--
Quiet; United T1!c; crude Gim7n; re-.
fined 7ic Tallow-Steady a. G.~U.r.
Rosin Quiet. TGrpen;ine-Firmcr at
4l3Mi2c. Esgs-Strady at lj!"I IGr.
Pork-Firm; new mess quoted az
SlS2j. Beci-firm. Cat Mea,s-Quir,
and firm. Lard-Prime steam ~: -.
Butter-DrlI and unchanged. Checsa-
fIrmer at 7Gl0!c.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, July 10 Wheat - Dd!l;
No. . red seller August 81 III; seller
October 81 2li; seller November 81 20:
seller wear 81 -; amber Michigan new
81 10. Corn-DuI; No. depot 2o!c; sell
Ter year ~ &C..
Pittsburgh.
PIrTsBCEGM, July 6.-Pr'r0lrum-
Firm and higher; United certificates cl.
cited ami closed at she: refined -. i,r
Philadelphia delivery.
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FRANCE.
Report of the French Commandant at
Gabes.

GaDeS.
PARIS, July 26.-The Commander OF
the French squadron telegraphs as fol-
lows: | arrived off Gabes Sunday morn
ing, surprised the town and landed my
forces without opposition. The resist
ance was confined to two adjacent vii.
lagos, which the sailors had to take by
assault, during which the French lost
seven wounded. The villages, being too
far from the coast, Were subsequently
evacuated. Two hundred sailors oc-
cupy Gabes. Troops will shortly relieve
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EuLIEpTNS.
FIRST Report From the Mansion.

EXE,UrryE MANSION, \. M.-pr.
Bliss says the President passed 4 COM
Portable night, resting we'll and sleeping
at intervals up to : \. VI. About ;
o'clocS rise in his temperature was
noticed. hut it soon passed over and
afterwards the President obtained more
-, aul ..rp THls m1rnins 1T :
o'.'rrk w. : resting lFrtjy with lis
pulse. - 9> ani trmprrt,nr.' apparently
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Ku.,u 0y FIyms Missiles

|.'u... "a. .JuN 20 L,Hu Patton.
.Alarn k"rs g'-H Pep. ,cr,
...... ... d .a'~ uuu nrrVaauTy IL beng
>.'-,A with hyIng debris from the blast.
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FIRE RECORD.
At Baltimore-Loss 100000

B,LTMoRE, July 26.-Thr extensive
pork packing and lard. refining house OF
Cassard Bros Il Co., the tin can factory
OF Geo. L. Krales, and several adjoining
residences were burned this morning.
Loss 500 900; insured.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, July 10 Wheat - Dali;
No. . red seller August 81 II seller
October 81 2Ii; seller November 81 30
seller year 81 10; amber Michigan new
81 10. Corn-DuIi; No. . depot - &c; se!-
Iur rulr Dl u
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at Columbus.

COLUMBUS, o., July 26.-A fire this af-
ternoon destroyed portion OF the Ex-
change hotel, this city. The building is
owned by Wm. Powell, and is fully in
sured
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AUS rRIA.
Still Prosecuting the Jews.

Still Prosecuting the Jews.
VIENNA, July 26 -Telcgrams report
fresh prosecutions and pillaging OF the
Jews in the Government OF Pultava.
Twelve villages have been entirely de-
serted.
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VICINITY VARIETIES.
The Famous Irondale Case at Steuben'
VIlle,

In6 Famous -rOpuhIc SdSc u otoupcu-
VILE.
STEUBENvILLE, o., July 26.-The Dis
trict Court, which has been in session
for the past ten days, hearing testimony
in the famous Irondale suit, in which a
large number OF banks and individuals
are interested, decided Monday evening
to adjourn to meet ut GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
where the case will be continued. The
Chicago attorneys and the witnesses
from Pittsburgh and ether points will
return home to morrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-27

The PhySiciauS Satisfied At lilo \. NJ.
ENErUrIvE Mansion. li:lO \. M.-rhe
Presidruj a. Tins hour : resting COM
Portable and the sursr,'i> express them
srtIeS ~ satisfied HIru r,S present con-
G.UOu. \ rnmrr has been circulated
that the President had another chill this
Morn uE Those WHO are thoroughly
" .Iuata.r / with the idctS deny the story,
AMI SAY the President has had no chills
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-27

Gale, the pedestrian, claims to have
been drugged.
Iroquois is said to be looking bigger
and better than ever.
Edward Thorne is said to he \ faster
trotter than Trinket.
Prregrnr has been purchased hy Lord!
Arlington, it is said. lor 5000.
st. Louis will hold fall meeting.
One Of the attractions Is to be 1,ouo
purse Tor 4 race at iOur-mlle heats.
Mr.. Doble is shaping up the little
PAGER Lady Lightfoot ior the fall cam
paign, and she showed a quarter recen.-
~ in 81 seconds.
Kentucky-bred trotters are even bet
ter than kentucky-bred racers this
year. First, We have Maud s., then
Piedmont, $3.50 and TrinKet. Pied
mont is well-bred horse, and there is
a general wish that he should lower the
record below where Smuggler LETT IT.,
and so put a stop in measure to an IN:
crease OF error by multiplication OF
accidents"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-27
WHEELING, w. VA. WEDNESDAY MORNING., JULY %, 1881
subsequent to those which occurred
previous to the inCision.
The Message 20 Lowell.

WASHINGTON, July 26-Secretary
Blaine mas sent the following to Low ell,
minister, at London:
Tie Presidents symptoms at noon
are favorable Several small pieces oI
the shattered rib came from the wound
this morning while dressing it.
Signed BLAINE,
ScTpfuTy
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Pittsburgh.

PIrrsBUEGH, July 2G.-Pe'rolrnm-
Firm aud higher; United certificates c<.
cited ami closed at S0c; refined -. irr
Philadelphia delivery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-27

DETROIT, July 26.-The last OF the
three games between the Detroit and
Chicago clubs was witnessed by al.
other immense crowd. The playing ol
the Chicagos was specially good. Follow
ing is the score: Chiragns, q; Drtroits,
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Miss P,nneo Defeats Miss Curtis.

CHIcAGo, July 26.-The RepWiicmS
Leadville special says: The ten mile
race between Miss NJ. Pinneo, OF Grealy,
Colorado, and Miss Curtis, of Topeka,
Kansas, resulted in victory for the
former. On the eighth mile Miss Pin
neo was a mile in the leaf, when Miss
Curtis disrnounted and tainted on the
track. Miss Pnneo finished the race
i'm twenty six minutes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-27
Indian Matters.

WASHINGTON, July % The Commis'
sionrr oi Indian Affairs, with the view
OF etfectiug friendly arrangements look
ing to the gradual consolidation OF the
various Indian agencies and bringing
nearer together the various tribes OF In
dians now scattered over a wide area,
has sent ont letters to the POnCaS, Oma-
has, Winnebagoes and lower agency
Sioux inStructlng them to send three
delegates from each tribe to Washington
bv August 18th. Replies have been re-
ceived from each tribe declaring their
willingness to do So. The especial object
oi the conference at this time is to ar
range for some better location for the
poncas i'm Nebraska, who refused to go
into Indian Territory.
Missouri River Mail Service.
WAsmIxGroN, July 26.-rhe order
making special assignment OF the mail
service on the Mississippi river, south
oi the Missouri State line, and upon all
rivers west OF the Mississippi aud south
ol the Mississippi line is resclnded, and
the charge OF the mail service on these
rivers rrverts to the superintendent OF!
the respective divisions to which they
belong.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-27
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Active at2 ~ to q Per Cent.-Goy-
ernments Weak and Lower-fiour in
Fair Demand and Firm Wheat
Lower-Hogs Active and
Higher.
FINANCE.
Now York.

Now York.
NEW YORK, July 6.-MosRv Active
at 23G94 per cent. and closed al . per
cent Prime mercantile paper BOA per
cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills
weak at 4S3; demand 4sj. Produce eeS-
ports for the week s. 1862 800.
SILvER-At London 81 !d per ounce !;
bar silver here ll2l; subsidiary s:!yc
coin | per cent. discount.
GoyERNMENTs-We and IGGl per
cent lower.
y. s. Coupons
NeW Flves.': II!
New Four-and ......Di 4,
New .....i 30 I.
Pacific Skies OF
RAILROAD BoNDs-Generaily Y weak.
STATE SECuRITIEs-Duli
SToCKS-The market opened irregular,
but in the early dealings prices advanced
! to II per cent. Western Union, North.
ern Pacific common and New Jersey
Central leading the Improvement.
Before the first board, however, spccuIa.
ton became weak and, under the inilu-
ence of free selling movement. prices
fell of sharply, the downward move.
rlent being assisted by the circulation
OF reports that the Presidents condition
was extremely critical. The lowest
figures of the day touched at the second
board, after which there was a slight ~ $.
but in the final sats quotations =.
fell off, and the market C'o-rt
heavy at about the lowest tgur,sr! ,
day. The decline in prices on i;,'Da . B,
transactions ranged from !,Ij per eco
Denver and Rio Grandr. Mobile at
Ohio, Texas Pacific, Missouri l.r.r
coal stocks, Northern Pacific, In1..,I D..
and Nashville, Nashville and g.:
nooga, st. Paul, Union Pacific, w.. B.
Pacific, New Jersey Central, W.. %
Union and Ontario and Western bring
the most prominent therein.
The Commercial BWLtiH says: There
was renewed depression to-day in the
Stock Market and an important decline
in the leading stocks Was established.
The reasons for the decline Were:
First, the more critical conul-
ton of the President; second.
the denial by W. II. Vanderbilt that hr
has been buying his own stocks and tie
statement ascrlbed to him that the rail
road war will continue for long time VT:
and third, sales Of long stock on acroun!
OF exhausted margins. These inll lenr,s
in the hands OF active Spectators who
have gained prestige by the recent de-
cline have enabled them to raid prices
most effectively. 1t is notable that trunk
line shares were comparatively steady,
and the weakest stocks were those assD.
ciated with Gould's Waerishailer. For
the first time thus iar in the bean cam
paign a resort WAS had To the old tactics
OF selling down United States bonds.
Fours were sold down ! per cent. 10y a
prominent stock broker. The bonds
which he sold were bought by dealers
in Il e'e securities, and later there was 4
rally OF per cent. TRANSACTION 42l 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-27

CryclyxATI, July 2G-Hogs-Com-
mon and light s. 25@6 65; packing and
butchers 81 l596 80. Receipts s35
head; shipments 255 head.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-17

Portland, Oregon, 15.-News sjust re.
ceived of the cOwsrdly assassination o.
John Hawks, in Willows Valley, Union
County, near Idaho. Hawks and a man
named Adams, were camped in tent
and during the night q volley of rifle
shots was fred into it. Five bullets
pierced Hawks fairly Kidding him.
Adams escaped unipjured. No clue to
the perpetrators and the motives prompt
ing the deed is mystery.
youngstown. O., l6.-No clue to the
Baldwin robbers.
Galveston, 16.-Net0s'Sulphur Springs
special: s. B. Britchard, late of the
arm of Noteworthy and Pritchard,
merchants of this place, cut his throat.
Dissipation and business reverses.
Erie, n. Y, 16.-Both Holden and
White, prize fighters, are here. Some
arrests Of pickpockets have bsen made,
and sharp watch is being kept on the
principals Of this affair, but they have
not been arrested and are keeping very
qUiet.
st. Louis, l6.-The whole matter of
the charge that the police board are In
collision with gam blers, which has given
rise to several suits ia the courts, and
caused q pretended investigation by the
board, has been referred to the grand
jury.
Bridgeton, Ont, 16.-T. N. Graham,
builder and contractor, has absconded.
Liabilities heavy.
Omaha, l6.-Sheriff Killian. of Hall
County, this state, who captured the no
.orlous Ed. Maxwell, arrived in the city
this evening with the prisoner, and pro.
ceeds to Wisconsin tomorrow, the pris-
oner having been fully identified. Sheriff
Knight and two Colemans, brothers of
the officer murdered by Maxwell, &C.
company Killian.
Chicago, 16.-Selomen G. Smith. of
Denver, who was coming here some time
ago with stolen property, was arrested By
two detectives. beth of whom he bribed
into releasing him, was taken west to-
nigbG having been arrested by less cor
rupt detectives.
Erie, Pa, 16.-The advertised depar-
ture for Canada by the prize fighters was
q blind. The party intended to go to the
peninsula near the city, but the police got
wind of it and headed them off with the
revenue cutter Perry, supplied with
shotted guns and force OF marines. Un~
less the fight takes place to-day it is off
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-17
Billiards.

New York, 16.-In the cushion carom
billiard championship tournament, to-
day, Morris defeated Hester, 20e to 1872,
in the sixty-sixth innings. Highest run
Morris Is, Is, Is. Wallace defeated
Gallagher in the 15S innings, 200 to l47.
Highest runs-Wallace II, Is, Is; Gal
lagher:l6, Is, IA.
In The evening Morris Daily defeated
Joseph Dion in the ftty-third innings,
zoo to 1S4. Highest runs-Dsly 81, Is;
Dion Is, Il. George Slesson defeated
Eugene Carter, 200 to 15S, in the fifty
third Innings. Highest runs-Slosson
is, IA; Carter %, 16. It is stated that
.Vignesux has accepted Sehaefer's chal-
!enge to play two games for $500 side
in Paris the coming winter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-17

LESLIE'S MONTHLIES, when
bound. make q neat little volume
The HERALDBindery does work In
every style and at reasonable rites
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CLAWSON or HENRY DIN
WOODEY, Salt Lake, or President A.
o. SMOOT, Provo, who will be pleased
to Show Samples Of Preserved Fruits.
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.hkbit-DLPSOAANLA.
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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-05-13
LAND FOR SALE.


l40 acres. fronting on Yaquna Bay; title
good, pure water, 20 acres under fence,
price, $500.
l60 acres near Grains Station, on Yaquina
wagon road, 40 acres under cultivation, 100
acres under fence, bearing orchard, running
water, post office and school house near by,
building fair, price, $500.
40 acres on the Bay within J mile Of the
proposed R. R. terminus, land and water
excellent, price, $500.
lG0 acres near the proposed R. r. town
site, fine land, purchasing party must home
stead or pre-empt, improvements valued at
$500. this is bargain.
320 acres on South Beach, title good well
watered, IS acres rich beaver land, good
dwellings and outhouses, price $1,000.
have other lands for sale well located,
terms easy, address with stamps
r. A. BENsELL,
Newport. Benton Co., Or.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-05-13
MINSIRELSY.
THE "BIc 4" OPEN THE SEASON TO AN M
MENsE HOUSE, GREAT SUCCESS.

For some time the amusement loving por.
tion of our citizens have been praying for
season of minstrelsy, and their wishes
were granted in the arrival of the ssBig As. !"
They came, bringing with them fattering
notices from the first newspapers In the
country. This troupe, however, received
the most fattering notices from the press of
San Francisco, and we confidently expected
something far above the average and were
not disappointed The doors were thrown
open, and such rush was never seen in
this city. Before o'clock the gallery was
packed like sardines in box, and men
and boys almost tore each others coats off
in their scramble to get inside the doors.
Many however were compelled to depart,
and they wore exceedingly long faces, The
dress-circle and parquet were in greattpart
reserved, and in few minutes before 8
the box Office closed, there being no more
room, and many were turned away from the
lower floor. The curtain rose amid the
deafenfng roar from the gallery. The first
part gave assurance to all that they were
being entertained by acknowledge stars of
n,instrelsy. Billy Arnold is the fin esttam-
bourinist on the stage and was loudly en-
cored. The 'tBig As" surpassed anything
in the line ever beheld in Greg On, and a
better pleased and satisfied audience never
left New Market Theatre. This is one of
the best companies that has ever visited
this city, and what is more their business
is all new.-Telegram, May 4.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-05-13
MONEY TO LOAN
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon.
Nav 4th. 1881.

Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon.
May 4th, 1881.
Motto is hereby given that the following
named settlers have fled notices of their in
tentions to make final proof in support of
their claims and that said proof will be
made before B. w. Wilson, County clerk,
at Corvallis Benton Go Oregon, on Satuaday
June lth 1881, viz: S. L. Wass, preemp-
tion D. S. No. 34I5 for then ] of ne 1 sec.
90 and of of Sc sec. 20 tp 10 south
range IL west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
tion of said land, viz: F. A. Vincent, Cor
wallis Oregon; Elvin J. Glass, Corvallis
Oregon; Geo. r. Megginson, Newport, Ore
gon; Thomas Briggs Newport Oregon. and
Sarah Wass. daughter of Vinal Dyer,
decd. Presumption d. S. No. 34l4 for the
n of Sc Sc i of ne sec. 90 and NV of
NV Sec. % tip 10 south range II west.
Size names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, said land, viz: Geo R.
Meginson Newport, Oregon; F. A. Vincent
Corvallis Oregon, Thomas Briggs Newport,
Oregon; Geo, II. Rosebrook Newport.
r. IT RAPIN Raoister