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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-22
AT HIS BEDSIDE
THE WATCHERS STILL KEEP THEIR
WEARY VlGllS,
Patiently Waiting for the Day Of Ultimate
Recovery, Which From Present lndl-
cations is at ~ Distant Date
The Wound Discharges POr-
tioa Of the Clo!hjng.
NOW CONSIDERED OUT OF DANGER.
HOW YESTERDAY WAS PASSED.

The Wound Discharges a smalt Portion
OF HIS Clothiu.;-The Doctors Consider
Eim Pretty W ell Out OF Danger.
WASHINGTON, July 2l.-The President
has had another good day, and is doing
we'll tonight. DIR. Reyburn said to Il
Western Associated Press reporter to-
night, that he had just examined the
President and he was getting along fine
ly. Some small fragments OF
the coat and shirt were discharged
from the wound this morning. They
were very small, but when put under Il
microscope the difference in the fibre
could be plainly seen. This was the
first fragment OF the clothing that has
come from the wound. The discharge
Il these pieces OF cloth shows that the
wound Is drained out Ito the bottom.
The wound continues to heal
nicely inside. Doctor keyburn
said it was impossible to
say Just when the President would be
able to take his sea voyage, but the
surgeons hope to get him aboard the
ship soon, and that il the present rate Of
progress continues the President will
probably be able to start i'll three or
tour weeks. Reyburn also said that the
President is gaining strength slowly, but
surely. The surgeons consider him
now pretty well ont Of dnger.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-22
TIE QUAk ER CITY.
4 Readable Letter From Our
"Drummer" Correspondence
The Possibilities of West Nir-
"inia aS an Agricultural State.

IOrTCN NpNilIvWCU vi lTr KVglsItT,
Pam ,rr,ruI, .Iuly 20
~, ....;,.r ,,,.I u,o,
" llrE 'e"''i'2 your ''H 'o"''' '','
con.d save about - 10y gong through
philadcIphiu to Atlantic City. 1t be-
..,.,,. , ,'rrp,,,rr t,,rv,vs look ont for
'', .,...., ,,rJ ,,,,
'Ni''f'H' - i'''' ,''''''' u '',F
ticket to the latter place, ana went sixty
miles further than my business called.
srol, ora some nj ;be rernliar WAYS Of
Wv - -, ,,,,.,.,.,,. @s, =, ,,.,,;,.h IL,r, No
r'Ii"'" Il "''"N'.''''.''''' " "'',''' '''''
particular t"uiI !" hnd' rs lo"S ~ ''''!
maEa:e to save me -.
Nv nrp,rr,rc. led me to purchase 4
.;.,..,, .r,r -. r,el r,...vo.r n.oof.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-22
THE ARMY WORM.
Thousands of Acres OF Oats in
Illinois Laid Waste by the Pest
One Million Bushels the Esti-
mntal I T,nSS

Chicago, July 2l.-A pest that resem-
bles the army worm and goes by that
name, though Il substantial difference
between the Two IS dlSCeruaDic, las
made its appearance in the oats fields OF
Illinois. The fall wheat was seriously
damaged by the weather and the spring
wheat was retarded by the lateness OF
the season Farmers have had to
plow mp their wheat fields to large
extent and SOW them with other crops
in order to get anything from the soil,
and now comes the army worm, and de-
YOURS the oats. The worm is chiefly
found in the northern part OF the State.
The rapidity with which it worl 8,
shown in the statement OF a correspond
ent: That field of forty acres OF oats
was destroyed In forty-eight hours. The
worms appear to he governed by con-
s'deratiOnS that are unfathOmable, for
they will completely destroy one field OF
oats and leave another field, separated
only by rail fence, untouched. Tn
fortunately, however, the fields left un-
touched are not very numerous. In
the fields that are ravaged the worms
discriminate carefully between the ten
Nltl anu anu LllOsC itidt
are comparatively old and dry. The
latter they avoid. Estimates of the loss
cannot be made with any degree OF
accuracy. The worms ale still at work
and nobody knows whatthey NAV accom-
plish before they get through. 1t is in
possible TO tell exactly how much harm
they have done to the fields that they
have visited, because, as just stated,
they do not destroy every stalk and not
till the crop is harvested will they know
how much in the ravaged fields was too
dry to suit them, but it is certain that
the damage is immense and in Will
county it is believed it cannot fall below
1000 900, and ii the worms move faster
than the oats ripen the loss will exceed
that. Altough oats are their favorite
food, the worms will not 90 hungry
when they can find none OF this grain.
In default OF oats they attack the young
and iulCy corn stalks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-22
WORLD OF SPORT.
The American TeaH Again Wins the Albert
JeweIat Wimbledon; Frank Hyde the
Lion ofthe Hour This Year-Shoot-
ing for the EIcho Shield
Myers Again Victorious.
WHAT THE BALL FOUNDERS DONE.
The Americans Again Victori

The Americans Again Victorious.
WIMBLEDON, July 2l.-At Wimbledon,
yesterday, the Albert Jewell competi-
ton at 1000 yards, was again won by
America. DIR. Scott, OF the American
team, won in 50, and Milton Farrow,
also OF the America team, won it in -.
This year Frank Hyde, American, and
Captain Gedsal, OF the Second Bucks
Regiment, made scores OF 20 out oi a
possible 10, and in shooting of the tie,
Hyde made three bulls eyes against
Captain Gedsal's two inners and one
bulls eye, thus winning the prize.
The Elcho Shield.
WIMBLEDON, July 2l.-In the 500
yards competition for the Elcho Shield,
England scored 65S; Scotland, 5l6; Ire.
land 5l2.
At 900 yards the score OF England was
1896; Scotland and Ireland each 81 ,022
Myers Wins Again.
LONDON, July 2l.-At the Widnes
athletic sports to-day, Myers, American,
won the quarter and the halfQuarter
mile races with ridiculous ease, the ior-
mer in 53 3 ) seconds and the latter in >
minutes and second. His racing is
regarded as miraculous.
Saratoga Races.
SARATOGA, July 2l.-First race, three
quarters of mile, One Dime first, Mag
gle A. second, Victim third. Time :l5i.
The Saratoga Cup, two and quarter
miles, Checkmate first, Monitor second,
Irish King third. Time 4:00i.
Purse Of 800, one and a half miles,
Wariield first, Cinderella second, Gov.
Hampton third. Time 2:iOl.
The last race was a hurdle, one and
one-fourth miles, Post Guard first, Xeta
second, Bertha third. Time 2:20l. Post
Guard led from the start to the finish.
Base Bal
ALBANY, July 2l.-Troys, 6; Alba
nys. ).
New YORK, July 2l.- Bostons 3, Me-
tropoltans 3.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2l.-Baltimores
|, Athletics >.
Sporting Spray.
Plaisted still continues 10 practice on
the Charles river.
The races for the "Clunncry" prizes
will take place on the Thames, Septem-
Der 9th, 10th and 18th.
Distance was waived in the Chicago
pacing race on Tuesday, to allow Little
Brown jug 10 90 his best.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-22
'p,s Iiuuor Waru. Wllkesbarre

W;LkEsH>REE, Pa, July III CIR at
vxcitrmru; prevailed 10 day am"ug the
lquos dealers arrested Yesterday. II
cAra" - lpeir khuwieds" that they Were
h'arnmaiI~d TIE ImiormerS, II l.
Fisher and James W. Moore, OF tins
place. and Ii. Bumgardnrr, ut White
Haven. We're arrested ana in default Uf
5000 bail, were sent to Jail. Alderman
j. A. Waod, before whom the cases
were settled, was also arrested for ex.
torlion and conspiracy. He gave bail
in the sum OF 81 900
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-22
ST. LOUIS SIFTINGS.
A Couple of Suicides and a Rail-
way Wreck.

Sr Lours. July 2l.-Emma +. Tuggy,
al p.n>,r, patient at the Insane
Asylum III the southern part Ol the
city, hanged herself with towel from
nail in the wall of her room last even.
ing. She had made two other attempts,
but had been frustrated in her design
by the watchiul aisters who manage the
asylum. Mrs. Tuggy leaves husband
and seven children in Denver.
IN unknown man jumped into the
river at the foot OF MuIanphy street n
three o'ciock this morning and was
drowned
The locomotive and ten l,r Oi the ,fJ.a
iur II r. II SIX o'clu"S thi, mn~"in.
irnm the west on the WABASH road, ran
oil the approach 10 The bridge which
crosses tie Missouri rivrrat II. Charles,
No hy the spreading ui the /" l., and
was badly wrecked. Nobo y Hrrt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-22
A lnlckv CNrnhnter.

MILwkUxEE, July 2l.-The parties IN
terested in the discovery oi an heir 20
the estate OF Eliz tbeth Van Attor, con.
sisting OF five millions of money and
six hundred acres OF land, near Syra-
cuse, nave found grandson in the per-
son OF John Green. n ship carpenter
employed at Wolf x Davidson yard,
this city. There is no doubt OF hls
identity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-22
FOREIGN.
TURKEY,

An Appeal to the Sultan from Morocco.
LONDON, July 2l.-A Vienna CORES.
pondent says: The Sultan oi Morocco
has appealed to the Sultan OF Turkey to
put stop to the agitation in northern
Africa lest the insurrection result in the
expulsion of himself from the thrown
OF Morocco and the complete separation
Of the Barbary states from Turkish con.
troll. 1t is stated that these representa-
tions have produced profound inn
preston at Constautinople.
Aninquiry by England in regard to
the attempt oil the Powers in case the
French attack InpoIi was met by the
declaration oil Germany and Austria
that they intend 10 maintain absolute
neutrality.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-22

NuJEuNLL, y. Y, July 2l-The
n-at express from New York, over the
i.Hwarr and Hudson Canal Company
"..road, struck I rock near Dresden
at'. " $ said, a portion OF the train
.ncri into the lake. The engineer,
'Asr.rs CtrSewc,l, WAS instantly killed,
"..' %" irrmaT injured. Two passen.
s-FS named boss and Gjttlesou were cut
.E glass AMI bruised The express and
'asSage ears lett the road.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-22
New Telegraph Officers

PmILADELrHIA, July 2l.-At the an
nual meeting Of the Atlantic and Ohio
Telegraph Company's lines, which are
leased by the Western Union, the fol-
lowing named persons were elected di.
rectors: Norvin Green, Augustus Schell,
Il. II. Rochester, Thos. T. Eckert, J. B..
Van Evenv, Henry Bentley, J. f. ZAub-
lin, Sylvester Garwood, and VIM. Car
ley. The officers elected were Norvin
Green, President, and K. IL. Rochester,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-22
VICINITY VARIETIES.
Attempt TO Wreck r, w. & Ky. Ira,

Attempt TO Wreck r., w. & Ky. Tram.
STEUBENvILLE, June 2l.-Gcsterday
morning 4 passenger was put oil 81 j.,
w. Il Ky. train nj Beach Bottom On tine
way to Wheeling for not paying Ills fare.
AS the train came back from " he"iinga
tie was found across the track al the
point where the passenger was pnt oil,
and il was run into before the
train could be stopped, but the engine
knocked it oil without its doing any
damage. II was only luck that a serious
accident didn 'ttake place NObGiy knows
who put it there. butt the circrmstantial
evidence is almost positive against the
non-payng passenger. His namc was
no. learned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-22
Yae Denrer ..rrihnne, sned.

'.N,.E, July 2L-rne attorneys OF
'.' 'uygr amt New Orleans railroad
...Hul, and Governor Evans, its
..s> Na'. have commenced two suits
.-t..>' .tr Denver Trib1uf company,
.. .w charge Of publishing SIanderOus
.-.#"A. 4. iugure the company, charging
.' Pic. were inspired by the Denver
.... 1'" NISUds railway. The suits are
.' uar aUUdred thousand dollars each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-22
ALBAN Y.
NO Senators Y ct.

ALBANY, July 2l.-The Joint Assem-
bly, met at noon ani proceeded TO vote
to Till the vacancy in New York; repre-
sentation in the National Congress, made
vacant by the resignation ot Rose oe
Conkling. The following ID the result:
The Ballot.
Lapham .................. 81 Potter ....:.....5
COuk ug.............-N hupHiuiu ....'''..''''
Necessary to 4 choice Il.
Senator Forster voted for lapham in
stead Of Evarts.
Adjourned.
The Democrats Seriously Considering Il
Break IN the Dead Lock
ALBANY, July 2l.-There is more
activity at the hotels tonight than for
several weeks. The llaii-Brecds and
StalwartS are apparently greatly eNer-
cised. The Stalwarts are demanding Il
caucus, intimating that they will 90 SO
far rs To vote Tor the nomination OF
Lapham. The Hall Breeds stand firm
against q caucus. They say that TO hold
a caucus now will be 10 admit that they
are responsible Tor the existence
of the deadlock from the first,
and that it is only 10 put
them in that position the Stalwarts
are clamorous lora caucus. Tn" StaI.
warts, they say, will claim that ii eau.
Gus was held at the commencement ct
the contest an election would have
taken place next day. The Democrats
are also considerably exercised. They
know they can break the deadlock by
simply remaining away to allow the
election of Lapham, but they fear to do
this, as they will render themselves
liable to the charge OF having been
bribed. Some OF them think they ough.
To run that risk, inasmuch as they
think they are now being NAL
tools OF by the Stalwarts. They say the
StalwartS. while ostensibly dem nGlrga
caucus, base their holding out on that
ground. Their real object is to prevent
senator Robertson from taking the New
York Colleclorship. They say to accom-
pliSh this the Sta.warts vii! stand out
till the %lSt oi December next. The
hrl.,T"t& az s-nIOusly considering
.M..-in rt..,N ~r"ltl not end the dead.
lock III the way stated above, and appeal
tO the people to sustain them, and at
the same time relieve them from any
unjust Susplc Ons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-22
A SnndnY SchooL Broken Up.

WOOSTER, o., july y 2l.-Thc village Of
Homegrown, about two miles east oi
Wooster, is all torn up over church
quarrel Two weeks ago the superin.
Iendent of the Sunday school oi the
place resigned and young lady was
elected q. his successor. Last Sunday
when she came to assume the duties Of
her position she found faction Of the
stcrner sex, headed by Rev. y.
w. Bair, AN eXhorter oi the
neighborhool, in the field, and
determined that no woman should run
that Sunday school. the young lady
had large support, ard the two factions
got into decided V interesting quarrel,
which came near ending in regular
row. 1t resulted, however, in breaking
up the Sunday school. Yesterday the
matter found irs way into the courts Of
Justice, the reverend cXhurtrr, BAR,
being arrested at the instance oi Ste
phen Ely, on the charge OF disturbing
and breaking M the Sunday school.
His preliminary trial before Justice
Humphrey, of this city, resulted in his
being bound over to court in the sum Of
SI0D
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-22
IN MEMORIAM.
dwelling of ihe Monument to
the Confederate Dead ut Gull
pepper, Va.


CULpEpPER, Va, July 2l.-Notwith.
standing the rainfall during the entire
forenoon the unveiling OF the monument
to-day to the confederate dead drew
a crowd OF people variously estimated at
from six to eight thousand. The pro-
Cession formed at noon in front OF the
armory, headed by the Culpepper Min.
ute Men, followed by the visiting min.
tary companies from Alexandria, War.
renton and Charlottesville, the veterans
OF the late war and the Masonic and
Good Templar lodges. The procession
was a mile long, and extended
from the town to the Citizens
Cemetery, where the ceremonies took
place under the auspices of tie Masonic
fraternity. Addresses We're made by q.
+. Fi,z Lee, tx Governor kcmper, Hon.
john GoOde and Gen. Walker. The
speakers were introduced by General
Field. After the ceremonies the process
sion returned to town, where supurb
dinner awaited the visitors, which was
handsomely served by the ladies' Every
thing passed OFT pleasantly, and the oc-
casion was the grandest one known in
the history OF Culpepper. All the pub
lie buildings and many private resi-
dences were handsomely decorated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-22
Death ofaNo,ed C,vll hn.nee.

PITTSEURGH, July Intelligence
has been received here Il he death OF
Col. W. Minor Roberts, by typhus
lever, which occurred III Rio Janeiro,
South America, on the li,h inst. Col.
Roberts was noted civi! engineer. hav-
ing held the position OF Engnerr-ln-
Chiei OF the Ohio river, also Supertcndent
oi surveys OF the Pennsylvania canal,
PArtage, Philadelphia, aud Erie, Cum
berland Valley, Allegheny Valley, Iron
Mountain and Ohio and Mississippi
railroads He also made plans for the
construct IN OF the great It. Louis
bridge. At the time OF his death he
held the position under Dom Pedro OF
Chief of Public Works, at salary OF
SO, 900 per annum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-22
The Army Worm in Iowa.

CHICAGO, July 2l.-The Eceoi,g Jo'r-
maTS Des Moines special says: The
army worm is making terrible havoc III
the oat fields OF Iowa. Harvesting OF
small grain has begun in some terrtor-
les, and the crops which have been gath
cred in will iall short OF the actual seed
planted in the spring.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-22
VOL. 10.
THE NEWS
og rhe Day in Pithy Paragraphs.

al TnG ipdN III iAhN gu H- hl'hn'
.r.. miners pmploved by Morris 4
~, pttsrnu. Pa. are on a strike.
...' -, I.,.,..,.4 . ano Nno francs fo,
ans ',',.,,,,,, '','' 80 ,Loir ,ra,a~ D,orts
i.r '"t'y, ,',> .I.l.--.,,,S,-Il..,.
James r. 4ooo'', .' Suie. I: Sile'teer o' ie tne
Continents" t''''"''''' N'e'' "' AN'o'i '"''
-.-a'.
It .s believed tha' the cotton crop ot ot
A.rNantra, E-NP', VIII equa' '''"' u
-, wear.
r,gn MrCu,luugE goes from Ireland
....r.r.. ali starts iuy home ON the
.. r,-,-.ustirld presented the auto
..... a.aa,,upts ul several ol his
,.,.,... ra has rother.
49,. ~.... 81 stock dealer. Was rh,oro-
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PRUSSIA.
Bismarck and the Church.

LoNDuN, July 2l.-A Berlin dispatch
says Cardinal llergenrothcr is about To
visit Wurzhure, and it is believed h"
will arrange an interview with Bismar,
on the church question. BIsmar,k k
needs the support Oi the cirlicals in tie
Rcichs'ag and desires to De rccpnclIcd
with fine puur
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Drowned by the Capsiziug ofa Yacht.

1">roN, July 2l.-A yacht containing
>N Young men, belonging to South
boston, rapsiLei in Suuautum Gut last
'Nrnlng. All We're drowned. Their
GoiIes were recovered and taken to South
boston this morning. Names unknown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-22
EkGLA " ID.
Marriage of Miss Blood.

LONDON, July 2l.-Co!. Colin Camp
bell and Miss Gertrude Blood were mar.
ried to-day. The Princes Louise and
Duke Of Argyle were present, The bish-
op OF Kentucky assisted at the cere-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-22
No Reduction in Freight Rates,

Ns~ loRH, July 2l.-At 4 meeting of
sac '-e 'TunS Ine presidents to-day, at the
..Ste D. Commissioner Fink, il was de-
,'.'d not TO reduce the present irrigh.
acted
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-22

PRODUCE
Now York.

Nsw IoRK, July 2l.-C,tton priri
at II ll-lGfrll - ltr: iuiuirs dull,
FlOur-tlulrt receipts ! .OOO barrels.
shipments 5000 barrels. Wheat Ii.
regular AMI unsettled; cash and .Iu'v
2GEl 3c lpw"r; later months iC9lc higher:
large speculative transactions; rrrriptz
81 900 bushels; SHIPMENTS Nl.u"D
huSh"i>; ungradrd spring II OO.,l -.
M. do II -, UngrAird ret - OJr
! 81; No. ; do - -; steamer g." - H.:
No. > red i 2S.hl - l. "inIl - -,
! 29i: rail, No ! rri !: -, mIX"i VIII
ter 81 p; ungaIrl whir" - lGIl -:
No. ito. sales r,j)D bushels, al
Il 2GGIl ~: 40. 2rcd seller July, sales
IGj .0OD bushels, n : 2Sn'l 3Di s"lirr
August, sales 17G,OpO bushels, at Il -
Oh 29,: seller Srptrmbrr, sales ,UGi..
600 bushels, at : ~; seller O.toh.r
sales 57G, ,ODo bushels. at - 2OImI 20.
COrn-S,raiy; receipts l37 900 busha,s.
exports l9i ono bushels; uDgraled IA,
~ ic: 80. ;, 5lGDjl e; steamer SIC.
40. = jGi1'j1ir; 40. > .Hitc jS... nm.
grahcd yellow jS!c; NJ > seller Juir
III aj1r; seller AuGns, 51lmI.r o.,
-iDnti; ic"'lr,S 2JODD bn-rrI.: ,<nr,i.
1850 bushels; western mixrd Iil,Ii,.
wnttc w"si'rl Ii"Iglc liay-Or:.t
and steady. lloua- ur'"n..'.,. 81.
i'c-IlT!rt A.! steady. >u..r- DulirJ
wr:H. Mo!a.r,s ID 81: r,.ir.,., "4rr
h'rr--ttiic'. Petroleum 49, Quiet and
S'-aIy: 'aind ~: .ru Re" r.'a,.. 49,
fined ST.. ,M,"w - Etsi"r at o.,
T. lll1'. h'r.n Irm It, = U5G,.2 o..
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-22
ITALY.
Sympathy for the Pope

PAEIs, July 2l.-Cardinal Guibcrt.
Archbishop oi Paris, has written 10 the
Pope, condrling with him ior the in.
suits to the remains Of Pope Plus IN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-22
phe Err q Mnkes the l,ast Cut.

New YORK, July 2I.-Thc Erie makes
the following statement: In view OF the
recent low rates Of first class fares and
to the pressure OF the proper difference
between first class and rmigrant fares,
the Erie Raj road will tomorrow reduce
its pmigraut fares in Castle Garden to
the following tigurcs: Chicago, -; st
Louis, 81 10; Indianapolis. IS 80; Gin.
cinnati, s. %: Louisville, sl0.2j, Font
Wayne, IS; Toledo, IS; Detroit, IS;
Cleveland, $50; Columbus, = 30, and
a cornspontn, re.!uc'ion oi - to all
points west Of Cincinnati, Chicago and
=. Louis.