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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-14
A MORMON HANGING.
A Murderer Hanged by Vigilsnts n
Colorado.

A Murderer Hanged by Vigilants in
Colorado.
DESyCR. ApriI l3-Tne RDubGcn'S
Durango special says: Gu the morning
Of the iO,n inst, Cdas. Mormon, a Lead
vile stage driver, With two companions,
entered a theatre and gambling house
here, and drawing revolver fired two
shots, killing Polk PTindlr, a peaceable
citizen sui stranger % Mormon, and
Nounding Young man IN the arm. He
then tied hut wLs over;lSen and jailed.
Late at night unmasked vigilants took
the prisoner from Jail and hung him TO
a tree la the presence Of several hundred
citizens. Notice was given that it would
be death to the man Who cut him down
before morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-14
A Great Misfortune.

LONDON, April l3.-The Nelrs says it
would be a European misfortune and
little short OF calamity to England and
Russia il old suspicious and jealousy
were renewed. This unfortunate re-
vival cannot be avoided unless some ex-
plantations be promptly given OF Gen.
Skobeleff7s recent movement. 1t is not
possible that Kobsleffs journey east
ward may be diplomatic rather than
military,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-14
Forty Years Experience of an Old
Nurse.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is
the prescription OF one OF the best
female physicians snd nurses in the
I Cnited States, and has been used for
forty years with never failing success
by Billions OF mothers for their chill
dren. Ii relieves their child from pain,
cures dysentery and disrrhoea, gripping
in the bowels and windcolic. By Civ
ing health to the child it rests the moth
er. Price % cents a bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-14

NEW YoRK, April l3.-Cotton Firm
at l0Imlllc; futures easy. Flour
steady and unchanged; receipts 1900
barrels; exports 800 barrels. Wheat
Moderately active; receipts 5000 bush.
els: exports l03 700 bushes; No. 3
spring e IA delivered, ungrad,d red
81 l9Gl Is; 40. do 81 l9(a.l lVi;
steamer 40. | do Il l2@l l3; No. 2 red
81 22Gl 22l; No. ] DO :, 27GGl 20;
mixed winter 81 i9IMgl l9!, ungraded
white 81 l9al 20; No . white 81 l9G9
| lpI 80. ! do sales 81 .OOO bushels, nj
IL 20jm,l q; No . red seller April,
sales 232 900 bushels, al 81 2l!hl 2lI,
seller Nav, salr- 26i 900 bushels, al
81 20!C3l 20l seller June, sales 100 90
bushels, at 81 lDiHl l5:; seiIer July,
sales 24O0l bushels, at 81 l1i"' ISL
Corn-Modorately active; receipts l3l,-
900 bushels, exports 20,oDo brsbels, IN.
graded 5iE,5Slc; NJ. 3 j3ita,jic; steam
er 57!a 81 H.: 80. . j7ia5sic; old No.
2 GOc stOrr; NO. . seller April j7i@G &C.;
seller Nav jiid55c; seller June 5iic.
Oats-Dul and easier; receipts 5000
bushels; western mixed 4id45!c; whit.
western 4Tfisc Hay Demand fair
and mark.t firm at 900 NC. Hops-De-
mand fair and market firm; yearlings IL
MlSc: eastern rnd western lIfa 22c; New
York State lIla23c. COfiee-Quirt and
unchanged. Sugsr--Steady and In lar
demand; fair 10 good refining 3-l6Cs
: 5-IGc. Molssses Den and fair and
market firm; Cuba 81. Hice-stesdy
and in fair demand. Peroleun-strady
and unchanged. Tsllow-At 6ita6.c.
Rosin-Nominslly unchanged. Turpen.
tine-lIsavy at 39'. Eggs-Firm At lsic.
Pork O!d mess sl6 %. new do sl7 %
1854. Bsef-Qniet and steady. Cot
Meats-Flrn; long clear SIC; short clear
o.. Iard-Actiye, firm and higher;
prime steam ell 32lhnll Gi Butter
Dull and easier a, i0a25c. Cheese
Nominaly unchanged. Leather Steady
With a fAir demand: henlock sole 22fH,
2Sc. Wool Steady; domestic fleece 32
a4G,: pnlIed 2(Ha 40c; unvashet lf9
3.c; Texas HOPS Manufactured Cop.
per-QgiI;: new sheathibg 2sc; ipgot
iase IsIGl9!r. Pig Iron-Dull; Scotch
sci O0ls.i o.; American SO 0ela25 20;
Russia sheeting l3lal5c. Nails Cut st
g OOls,3 10; clinch 81 50a5 20.
CHICAGO.
CEc.so, April l3 -Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Whest-UEse,tiei and
lover; So. 2 red winter 81 02fsl OIL
No. g Chicago spring 81 00iSl 03i
cash; 81 OiiSl 0ii seller May; 81 UtS
al Osi seller June: 81 0jtsi oct srlier
.Jnly: 10. 3, g3G95c; rejected 75ls sc.
Corn-Iu fair demand but a. lower rates
a, 39iG42ic cash; 43jlsi2lc seller May;
4sIc seller June; 43lc seller July: re-
iec.ed 4lc. Oats-Market dull and prices
a shade lower al 81 id34c cash; Stc sel.
| Ter MAY; 35lT3j!c seller June. Rye
strong and higher at 81 10 bid. Barley
Moderately active and higher q gye:
Pork-Active, firm and higher at Sl7 20
cash; sl7 22l@I7 25 seller April and
Nav: si7 22isl7 80 seller June; 81 42l
| ali IS seller July. Lard-strung and
higher at sll o. cash and seller May;
sli l5(ali l7i seller Juze; sil 323 seller
July. Bulk Mea,s-S,rong and higher
shoulders IS %; short ribs q IS; sbort
! clear s. 65. Whisky-Steady at 0s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-14
u., pa.c.f,I settlement

LONDON, April l3.-It is believed news
has been received from the East justify
ing the hope Of peaceful settlement.
Goschen, the Ambassador to Turkey,
will return to England the present
month. Lord Duferin is proceeding 10
Constantinople, TO take up the threads
OF negotiations where Goschen left
them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-14
An Advance In Nails.

PrrrSBURGH. April l3,-The Western
Nail Association met to-day, and after
discussing the state OF trade unanimous
ly agreed to advance the price from S3
to S3.l5. The prevailing opinion being
that the advance was justified by the
ipcreaSal damand
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-14
A Happy Sahhath

may De secured 10 The busy merchan
and the tired worker by their taking
home with them every Saturday night
plug OF Miller's Good Enough NAVY
Plug, which, when chewed, causes a
pleasure not attainabls by any other
nVaus- wk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-14
THIS xxx
WHEEL rmE CATTLE hRK HKrorrEp pRox.
RguAREs on ngrr CATTLE.

The arrivals of Cattle during the week
amounted to l,2D head. against 7gs
last week and I,pl! head the CORES.
pondIns week 81 last year, aud the sal.s
inrIUg the week amounted 10 go
head, ayains, 79l last week and 023
head the corresponding weak oi las,
year, and were az iulusE:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-14
AREPUBLICAs BAcK-DowN.
They VIII Rscede and Follow the De-
mocrscy IN the Right.

WUcFaCy 10 tue hIkuI.
WASHINGTON, April lS.-ln regard to
the coming caucus OF the Republicans,
the Senators OF tuat party say 1t Is not a
back-iown, but that IL is necessary IN
confirm the most important nominations
aud some arrang 'ment for this purpose
be attempted. The President, while
no, interfering, has in conversation
said he would Sce the nominations con.
hrmed. The quarrel betseen Senators
Ben Hill and Malone does not create
much sensation, the general opinion
being that lJ will stop where il is, as
dncLlng has gone out OF fashion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-14
A Pitiahle si-h.

4 Is 70 see a man with his cheeks sunken,
ms eyes glazed, his teeth all gone, iresco.
ing tne hoor wherever he happens To be
MIN MIN the juice Of bad tobacco. Chew
yourself. ~ ''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-14

A sAFE and sure means Of restoriu,
the youthful color Of the hair is fur.
nlshed by Parker's Hair Balsam. which il
ueseryedly popular iron its superior
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-14
DRY GOODS.
New York

Nav YokK. April i3-Dry Goods -
Market quiet today, owing 10 the con.
tinued rainy weather. Cotton goods in
irregular demand at unchanged prices.
Prints and lawns slugyisb. Ginghams
in good demand and 6rm. Dress goods.
hosiery end underwear dull in fnt
hands. woolen goods moving slowly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-14
MICH COWS.

Trale il SLOW, the demand being quite
limited. Prices s2o@ij per bead.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money ats Per cent-6overnments Gen.
orally Firm and Higher-flour Quiet
and unehhanged-wheat Unset
tied and Lower-Hogs
Steady and Firm.
FIN ANCE.
New YORK.

FINANCE.
New YORK.
Nsw YORK. April l3.-MoSsv- Closed
at 4 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
sac per cent. Sterling exchange,
bankers bills steady at +sl; demand 4SS.
sILvER-At London 5aid per ounce;
bar silver here lll!; subsidiary silver
coin i(1l per cent. discount.
GovERNMENrs-Generally firm snd !
per cent. higher for Is and Is.
Y. :. Coupons iioslI....'" s................ies,
New Four-and one h alis ....-........ H..
New
racine skies OF
RAILROAD BoSps-ln light demand.
STATE BoNDs-Less active.
SroCHS-The market was firm at the
opening but soon became weak and q
decline OF iG2! per cent. took place IN
which Central Pacific and Metropolitan
Elevated Were the most prominent. At
the first board prices began 10 advance,
and the general list rose t@l per cent,
while Indiana, Bloomington and West
ern sold upto 81 per cent. from last
nights closing quotation. In the early
portion of the afternoon the speculation
was unsettled, and in late dealings q
free selling movement resulted in de-
cline OF lGli per cent, Texas Pacific,
Lake Shore, ~. Paul and Omaha
preferred. Michigan Central, New York
Central, Union Pacific and Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western leading the
downward movement. La the final
sales Il iirmer tone prevailed and re-
covery OF lts' per cent. took place.
The Transactions aggregated S69,OOO
shares, distributed as follows: Canada
Southern 5000 Central Pacific GOO,
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Al
600, Delaware ard Hudson 700. Dem
yer and Rio Grande 1900, kri. $4,000,
Hannibal and 81. Joseph 2,0O, Iron
Mountain 1000, Indiana, Bloomington
and Western 10000, Kansas and Texas
1000, Lake Shore 5000, Michigan Cen.
tral 1900, Manhattan Elevated 1900.
Marietta and Cincinnati tirsu preferred
$4,000, New Jersey Central 1000, New
York Central 5000, Northern Pacific
1909, Northwestern 5000, Ohio and
Mississippi 1000, Ontario and Western
$4,000, Pacific Mail 1000, Reading 75,-
600, 1T. Paul 1900, ST. Paul and Oma.
Ina 5000. Su,ro Tunnel 10000, Union
Pacific 5000, Wabash Pacific 700,
Western Union 5000, Louisville ana
Nashville 5000, Texas Pacific $500, H.
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sHEtP AID LANES.


kEHtRKs
We have 10 report an ac,iye m,rbrt
with slight advance ia prices Tor The
better grades of sheep. The qua ny
shows some Improvement on lsst week,
and more Sheep were told at and near
our top prices than there were ten.
We quote wool Sheep at 5ita7cis and
sheaTsd st 4ta5!ss. Lsmbs sJ JOlsj
each, and l0gll.c's. per pound.
q PhiladsIph!A
PHuADrLYHfA, April l3-B~ef Cat.
tle-The Market dnring the early part
of the week was higher and eIciteJ, bat
late Saturday and until the close to-day
prices were easier. We quote sItra ..
aGic; good, Cll15ic; medium. 5isGc.
common, 5(s5.c. Bulls and Coss ~erc
moderately sctive and prces rzng-d
from 3iCz5c!' Calves were in fair demand
at G(4,7ic. Mich COWS we're fairly ic,iye
q, t25 coats % per head; dressed be,i
vas in good demand at sS9Ic.
Sh,ep-Tbe market during the pss.
week, on account Of the good demand
and light run, was active and tc per
pound higher. Extra 797tc; good CsCe
Die; me3nm 6;S6.c; common 5tCa6lt:
fuli lambs 6ia7l; spring lambs g. zoe,
6 50.
Hogs-Tbe market during the past
week vas fair and prices were unchsng.
ed. EI,r. 9i9sie; good &slS9lc; mt
dunn Sds!c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-14

The supply this week. though few
hundred i.ps than lsst week, seems ~
he fully equal TO a moderate demand.
which IL reported in nearly all 81 the
yards. The quality will scarcely aver.
age ~ good az last week, ~ some ies
dealers report falling of In that ~.
spect and the balance no change in the
quality. Prices 7isstcv., with far
number sold at and near the latter
price.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-14
LIVE STOCK.
~ riltimore.
BALTIMORE, April II, 1851.
I.ECriPTs FoR THE WEEK.

The quotations given in our Lave
Stock reports are Of the retail market,
except where otherwise stated.
PRICES or BEkY CATTLE At TnE NARrEr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-14

not been in the Senate chamber last
Thursday when the discussion occurred
between Senators Rollins and Hill, and
he had only noticed it in the Record
last Monday. He had an extract from the
discussion read at the Clerks desk, at
the point wherein the response to the
suggestion by Mr.. Rollins thatthe DEM
ocrats had been seeking to make ar
ranOement3
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additional NarLets on Fosrh Pa2s.l
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PRODUCE.
New YOrE.

eNo salc-. iOn,wi.
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[C,nSaded on Third Paye. ]
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Mr.. Pendleton-I hear il now for the
first time and / would like the Senator
TO name the committee TO which he al
ludes or the gentlemen representing
themselves as such.
Mr.. Hoar-I desire to say 10 the Sens
tor from Massachusetts, that | CHANGED
to have been one OF the committee for
the arrangement Of the commissions and
il any candidate for Sergeant-at-Arms,
or any official position OF any grade or
character was ever offered TO the Sena-
tor from Virginia, on condition, he
would vote with this side, have
never heard and DO not believe there is
One Word of Truth in the Insinuation
made by the Senator.
Mr.. Beck-And nobody else.
Mr.. Dawes-I had no doubt OF that re-
sponse when madethe statement. The
Senator from Tennessee MIR. Harrris)
speaks with exceeding precision. |
have not made any statement that any
such committee made propositions.
Malone koss to Reply.
He denied that any Senator on either
side of the chamber had ever approached
him Improperly as to the organization OF
the Senate. He did not presume that
any honorable man would expect him
to violate the amenities OF life and state
what had taken place between himself
and the Senators on the subject OF or
ganization. He now came to the ques-
ton OF the privilege on which he had in
tended to seek the floor to-day. He had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-03
The Situation in yir-iuja.

The democratic or. as it is called there the
Conservative. state convention OF yirgsini., will
assemble in Richmond Tomorrow to nominate
ticket composed OF candidates for governor
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Encouragement. The
state debt question 3 once more the most prom
lnent issue in the state. but there is reason to
believe 1T appears for the last time this year.
The indications are that no matter how design
ing politicians may maneuver. the people OF the
state. those who have her honor and her in
terests at heart will rally tn the support of that
party which pledges itself 10 be guided by the
principles OF common honesty in settling the
state debt. The rcadiustcrs will command the
support of those who believe in the new theory
of elimination or partial reputation. The 1. IL
cial test of the Virginia democracy on the debt
question will be made during the convention
which meets to morrow. There is an element
within the party which openly avows its belief
In REIMBURSEMENT and condemns the rcadiuster
party, not for its policy but because it separated
itself from the democratic party This eIe-
ment will be represented in the con-
ventiOn and its influence will be direct
ed towards obtaining Il platform either
non-comInittal or equyocal upon the debt ques-
ton As representative of the readlIister
democrats puts it. he wants the platform so
phTased that he and those who NAV agree with
him may consistently support it. Should the
convention, with the view of placatng the read
Jusfer democratic sentiment. ..straddle' the
debt issue, that will largely increase the already
faif prospect OF republican success in the state
The republican convention if it shall reflect the
party sentiment throughout the country will
plant itself squarely upon an honest payment of
the debt, or such an adjustment as shall be
entirely satisfactory to the creditors Should
the readJusters succeed in capturing the repub-
hcan convention and committing it to coalition,
then. in the event that the democratic platform
Is unsOund ard unsatisfactory upon the debt
question. it is probable that the debt-payers of
all parties will combine upon an independent
Ticket. The people who have interests in the
state to be destroyed by reputation are not.
apparently. in any mood to be trfed with by
politicians There will be ample time for the
organization of a debt-payng party after the
political conventions shall have all been held.
ana II the organized parties fail in their duty TO
the state and her interests. the people should
take the direction of affairs
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who has by turns killed off the President with
hemOrrhage, blood poisoning, peritonitis, metas-
tass Of suppurative action to the lungs. par
alysis from injury to the sciatic nerve etc. etc.
&C., &C., now comes up smiling with the remark
shat ii is clear enough now that the Presidents
wound is one that should not have kept him of
mis- feet fourteen days. But the doctor is saddest
when he smiles.
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he democratic state convention of Missis-
sippi assembled in Jackson to-day to nominate
Candidates for governor. lieutenant governor.
secretary of state. treasurer, auditor. attorney
general and superintendent of public instruction.
The chances seem to favor the denomination of
Gov. Stone for third term. The temperance
question which once threatened to force itself
upon the convention as distracting issue has
been kept out OF the party councils for the pres
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WANTED-HOUSES.

"ANTED-HOUSE OF EIGHT OR TEN ROOMS
IN northwestern section of the city five unfllr
nlshed Rooms suitable for housekeeping. Address s.
Box SOB, City p O. au2-3ts
WANTED-BY 18th SEPTEMBER OR IsT OF
W October several we'll located Dwellings for tesira-
bic tenants. YOUNG 4 CALDWELL, 1920 New York
avenue ives
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I'D FLOORS

MEDALS SHOULD BE GIVEN TO THE GUS
TONERS WHO wADDD THROUGH THE DUST AND
DIRT OF OUR ENTRANCE DURING THE PAST
WEEK. By TUESDAY c2D) THE INSTRUCTIONS
IN FRONT OF OUR PREMISES WILL BE RE-
MOVED. THERE Is NOW IN STOCK FAIR
SPRINKLING OF ALL SORTS OF GOODS. THE
STOCK Is NOT AS LARGE AS IT WAS 60 DAYS
AGO. WE SHOULD BE SORRY IF IT WAS. FOR
WE ARE NOT CONSIDERING PROFITS AT THE
PRESENT TIME. OUR MAIN OBJECT BEING TO
GET RID OF THE GOODS. YOU ARE MORE
LIKELY TO BE SUITED AT OUR PLACE THAN
ANYWHERE ELSE, FOR WE HAVE AT ALL TIMES
ON OR OUT OF SEASON. THE LARGEST STOCK.
IF YOU ARE GOING TO THE MOUNTAINS. SEA
SIDE, OR COMPELLED TO STAY AT HOME WE
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TIE LllTLE ONES GRAvE.-Ia tho sS1ipg
Of leG9 Iit!!o sill died Ct oousu1ptioa 10
.ffodornk Ciiy. hId,, eyed years AID lhroc
moc:Ls A taT days beIors SEQ died she call:
cd her father to her bedside aud ssd "Psps,
Rhsn die dent iu:y nc ieep-npt m5ro than
50 decn. hoiGiug cus bcr terGcr end cmacislcd
arm sni nc: suiag !r2m her shoulder out.
Oh. Tvs So hsld 10 b. put doRo 50 deep
10 tho cid. d.up srouod; and please
don't put aoy msrbls slab on my grave, it will
be 80 dark uoder l.; ard it will prl 80 60 heavily
upan ny breast. Sod my grayo ric.ly and
psnt sroo al its head 50 that tho wild birds
osn gather iu its branches and sing for mo-"
After pause she confined: ''Bul it s,ems to
me would rather have our oEn birds sing for
mo than tho wild birds. Couldn't you let
brother Willie and sister Emma bring our cage
Of i.to birds out to the cemetery every Sunday
morning aod ieaVo them to sing for me ell Cay
Wl@n sou are st church 10 town it wont seem
so lonesome cut by myself" few days after
this AIna died. and hsr kffectiopaGo pa
rent did everything as she requested. She was
buried shallow, and tho grave nic,y sodded
aud tree planted st lis head And still every
Sunday mosliog Wilio aud Emma c,n he seen
going out 10 tho cemetery with ciga OF little
birds TO Anna's grave.