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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-15
THE NEWS

OF the Day In Pithy Paragraphs.
Archer rode Iriquois at the st. Leger
race.
The police closed the various pool
rooms in New York yesterday.
Hsmm and Courtney will not accept
the Trickett and Gaudour challenges.
Four hundred Jews passed through
Lunburg, Germany, yesterday, for
America.
A compromise has been arranged in
New Orleans by which the labor troubles
are ended.
The members OF the Cabinet, with
their families, have arrived at Mt.
Washington.
At the st. Leger the betting, imme-
Gistely before the start, WAS 100 to 80
against Irequois, the winner.
Fifteen hundred dollars were raised at
meeting for the relief of the Michigan
sufferers yesterday afternoon.
The prominent merchants of Boston
have inaugurated a movement for the
relief OF the Michigan sufferers.
Nineteen hundred emigrants arrived
at New York yesterday. They were
mostly Germans, and bound for the
West.
At Memphis, Tenn, q donkey, dona-
tad for the benefit of the Michigan suf-
ferars, sold for 500. He will be shipped
to Cincinnati and sold again.
Governor Crittenden, OF Missouri,
told a man who professed TO be friend
of the James boys that they could have
an impartial trial, should they surren-
der. Propositions OF this nature have
have been submitted to several success
siye Governors OF Missouri.
A steer from Texas, after some sdven-
lures in Eighth avenue, New York,
walked into 8 dry goods store and made
for the rear door. The concern was
locked up until the arrival of the police.
In going out the animal ran his horns
through plate glass window. He was
tied to telegraph pole and shot by the
blue coats.
All the royal family of Great Britain
are now in Scotland, but no amount OF
persuasive blarney can induce any OF
them to 20 to Ireland. The Irish thought
TO capture young Leopold for attendance
upon the social science congress at
Dublin, but even so slender a sprig of
of royalty as this young prince couldn't
be induced to accept.
A Post Dispatch special from Pierce
City SAYS: Chas. T. Harris was passing
the house of Ward Hubbard, lsborer
in Pierce City, Mo-, yesterday when the
latter came out with 3 shot gun and
dealt Harris terrible blow over the
right eye, crushing the skull and caus-
lng instant death. No cause is assigned
for the deed. Harris parents reside in
Texas. Hubbard gave himself up to the
authorities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-15
THE INDIAN OUTBREAK.
The Trouble Confined to the
White Mountain Utes

WASHINGTON, September IA tele-
gram received at the War Department
from General Sheridan. dated Chicago,
September 10 has been referred TO the
Indian Bureau In il General Sheridan
SAYS: "rhe Indian troubles in Arizona
are confined to the White Mountain
Utes, and there is a. yet no reason TO
believe it will spread. Bradley hasRone
towards Fort Apache with two compa::
MES OF cavalry and three OF infantry and
will be soon joined by McKinzie with
with six companies OF the Fourth regi.
ment- Additional companies OF inlan.
try are being collected at Win.
gate, and nine companies OF
Infantry at Uncompahgres will
be sent there II necessary. 1t IL
thought best 10 hold them in the Ute
country a little longer, although the
Utes seem 10 be going to the new place
all right. General Pope has been OF
the opinion that he controls sufficient
troops to protect New Mexico, and help
Wilcox. II get the slightest informs'
ton that will lead me 10 believe that the
trouble will spread, l will send the
whole OF the cavalry and one regiment
of infantry from the Department OF the
Platte, one from Texas, and one from
Dakota, and one more can be pushed
out from the Department oil
Missouri. We can not prudently spare
these forces, but will take chances -
cold yesther is coming on and the ln.
dams will keep quiet in the north An
other dispatch dated September llth
from General Sherman IL - follows:
General Pope last evening tsleeraphed
that adylces from Wilcox are 10 the et.
feet that there was no connected attack
of Indians on Fort Apache. That what
occurred was Q mere Temporary out
break occasioned by the arrest sf . medi'
cine man, and the unexpected firing ol
Carrs' scouts, which killed Hentig and
six men. There have been no depreda'
tions since the firing on the buryica
party, the day after officially reported.
General Pope expresses some doubts -
to whether the Indians will fire on the
troops now advancing on them
from every direction. Secretary krk.
wood has requested Gen. sncr1asn
through the war department tnss u tee
movement Of troope becomes neceey
to ieave the troops now guarding the
lite Indians till the last thst are eont
,vsy The Indisn bureau regards ne
outbreak at Fort Apache q temPoy,
and thinks the trouble u nov ~ % ~.
Gov sheldon, OF New MEXICO. N IeIa
N secretary Kirkwood writes tnat tne
i,disn trouble have been gresty e1sg'
a.r,,sd, As natter OF pfscsunon,
sn.syer. sheldon urges that arms b
.sn, ont 10 arm the companies Of cth'
ssn. that nave been formed let the In
disns that have been fighting might sesk
to join Nans in bis r.ids.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-15
The Yorktown Cole ebration

WASHINGTON, September l4.-Acting
Secretary Of State Hill telegraphed to
Chairman French, of the re,eptit n COM
mittee, at New York, asking that anoth-
er day than the 10th OF October be Sc
lec;ed for the reception OF the French
visitors to the Yorktown celebration.
The mayor of Baltimore notified the
State Department that Baltimore is
making elaborate preparations for the
enter tainnent of the visitors on that
date, and arrangements have been made
with the railroads leading from Wash
ington to Chattan ooga for half fare rates
70 the the members OF the Army OF the
Cumberland.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-15
SWITZERLAND.
Tho LAndalide.

uEsEvA, september I4.-wItu REFER
ence to the landslide near E!ur, Sunday
evening last, it is feared the list OF vic
Tins must include forty men OF neigh.
boring villages who came 10 aid when
the irst landslip occurred in the even
ing and before the village was over
w6elmed by the second slip which took
place at midnight. The river on which
Elur is situated has been turned into a
lake, and it is feared the valley below
will be flooded. As the place is much
frequented by strangers this season II Is
feared some have persisted. A fresh
landslip at Elur Is feared, and rescuers
are obliged TO proceed with the greatest
caution.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-15
AMOUNT

Enormous transactions at Chicago
continue, although the great wheat cor.
ner is supposed to have eliminated
September Let.
At San Francisco there has been ex-
traordnary activity in mining stock on
account Of the reported discovery of
new bonanza in the Comstock lode.
The increase in business at Louisville
may possibly be ascribed to the recent
railroad arrangements, and that the vol
ume OF business is enlarged almost
everywhere, and so large that there is
no reason to doubt the continuance OF
general prosperity. Indeed, it is fea-
ture OF these returns that the increase
at known centres ofspeculative activityis
on the whole less than at other points
where business is almost wholly legit.
mate. Whatever advance there is in
prices OF stocks, here at least, this is the
basis OF the fact that the business OF the
country is larger in almost every branch
than ever before.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-15
STOOD AT HIS POST.
Heroic Action OF an Fnginee

Heroic Action OF an Engineer.
SANDY Hook, September l+-Whst
might have been a serious accident oc-
curred this morning on the Sandy HOOK
route of the v. ]. Central railroad, snd
was ayerted by the coolness and bravery
of an engineer. The locomotive drawing
the 5 o'clock express from Long Branch
az il neared the curve at Sandy Hook
only a few hundred yards from here,
where the Jesse Hoyt was waiting Tor
its passengers, burst one OF the nues Oh
the boiler, scattering scaldiDg steam over
the engineer and fireman. Although
the train had not slowed up and was
running quite rapidly, the fireman
jumped of leaving the engineer 10
master the engine at his peril and tnat
of the passengers. He proved himself a
hero and stood by until the tram was
stopped. Had tho locomotive been
abandoned by both men the train would
have thundered down TO the dock ana
crashed into the Jesse Hoyt and iear-
fuI accident would have been the result
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-15
Taxation Of Bank Deposits.

WASHINGTON, September IA hear
ing was had before Commissioner Rsum
this morning, on the subject Of the taxa
ton OF bank deposits. Gentlemen were
present representing the banks Of New
York, Boston, Baltimore and Cinein.
matt. The whole subject was thorough
ly discussed, and the Commissioner an
nounced that he would carefully review
the matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-15
RUSSIA.
In Defence Of the Cslr.

LONDON, September l4.-It is stated
that three hundred Russion MOBILES have
organized thems slves under the name
+ of the Sacred Legion" as q counter as
socistion to the Nihilists, to prevent at
tempt on the life Of the Gar. They will
dispose of large fund, and employ a
complete system Of secret organization.
piphtheria In Russia.
ST. PrrERsBURG, September 1.-THE
Russian journals publish terrible details
of the diphtheria now epidemic In Rus.
sia. II is reported that in certain com.
munes and parishes all the children un.
der fifteen years of age have died. The
origin of the attsck dates from 1872,
when the disease first appeared in Bes-
sarabia. Since then it has spread far
and wide over the south OF the empire.
whence IL lately began to make rapid
progress towards the east and north
west. In Pultsms province, OF consid.
ersbly less than 1000, 900 Inhabitants,
there have been As, ,54S cases, OF which
lS.765 were fatal. "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-15
Western Uuion Earnings.

NEw YokK, September 1.-THE d.
rectors of the Western Union Teie-
graph Company declared quar-
terly dividend of one and one
half per cent, payable October 10. After
paying the dividends surplus OF $500,
l5S remains Of the net revenues for the
quarter ending September 30th. The
earnings for September are partially Is
timated to amount to 81 ,e44, 1874. g.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-15
BUYING AND SELLING.
HONE AND rElteaAPHIc REPORTS.
Money At 4 to s Per csat-6ovsrnmsnts
stroag-Elour Quiet and Steady
Wheat Active and Higher
Hogs Easy.
PRODUCE.
Wheeling wholesale Market

Wneoung Wholeoolo AorkeS
The fall trade 10 opening ont very sat'
isfactorily to wholesalers, and business
in all departments is very brisk. Prices,
however, are almost unchanged, bu,
they are becoming frmer with q brisk
upward tendency. On account Of the
grain crops, whisky is rather firmer.
RIS Saefss sfa sjess IL IN m
damage to the cotton crop.
GRAIS-Corn ID slmos, sa,ireiy on, ot 80.
market. and prices range from 70 70 " oenn per
buxhel. The protracted drouth has impaired
the growing crop aud induced the sarcity and
high Prics< whea' Is very drn At SIS, with
cents. Old Rye from $40 TO tlss.
FLorl- Family white. iooS1as. Patent pro.
cess, soNaS7S. spring wheat. .2S3Isa
GIoCEsIEs Prices UNCHANGED Business
brisk. Coffee very nrm, with an upward ten
deucy; fair l2c, good Rio l?Sc. prime tSc,
choice l5c. best roasted l'c. yellow Rio Icy
loc, choices isc New Orleans molAsses, prime
J0c. choice Sc, maple syrup. S!.oo per gallon.
sugan. refined hard crusacd active and rrner
At lie, grnulatei loha i0',c powdered iossc.
coffee c, gi.c, prairie a sus.r 9Ic. p.lare
A 9hc. golden sac, prime S,ycllou .Ss7i,c.
Rice. Carolina choice 'c, New Orleans prime &c.
Rangocn t'.c.
vEGEraD Es. Err.-Cabbage. S!2iiaW. Wa.
termelons, Jerseys, slSF O.Pcr 100; Bsltimors.
soai5. cantelopss, nominal: tomatoeL si<O9
l. 60 per bushel.
BEAss-ln fair demand At sc per bush'l.
HrTER-ls In supply iuliy equal " the lie
mAnd at ats?c
CHEr'E-C Commanded l:xsiSc Tor factory.
and l6c for New York.
CANNED GooDs-Good demand: : 10. cans pie
Peaches. 500: 5 10. cans peaches si2S 10
cans teaches 8! -. Tomsio,s. 5 10. cans. O.. i.sOl
80 sweet corn. sl.ooa ". winslow o,ru.
81 is. trawberries, 2 10. cans. 81 <0. Blackbc
erries, .Ib. c, ms. IS, Rsspberics. ?lb. rss
$50 Plums, a? ID. cans. 81 t0a.toO. llma
light I3c: full weight SIS.
IRiEp FRt IIs-Theis IL no demand. ID. 'r,.
son not having opened aud little doing that u
II difficult TO give quotations We quote ~
pies at ~. Peaches. sc for prime hal'e'
Prunss. &C.. Currsns &c; RsisIns, layer. -
per box: Valencia, - = per 10.
EGGs-Moderate st SO lG per dol.
fEArHKts-Liye Ieess sOad0S.
fIsH-So mackerrl. Ubls $40. NJ.
medium mackerel, O. u: No. do " %
HiN-Atslit 70 for balei: loose. new, ttoa
1000
NAIIs-The cud rstes on nails, fence aud
brads from lOi 20 cod Is $50.
POULTRY y-Chickcns. old, sL7S per dofcu, aud
very scare: spring, e. 25r l.s0 per doIcn.
MEArs-Narket Is hrm And prices of bacou
slightly advanced.
Packages for meats hold az follows Hal
Casks. 500 lbs: Tierces. 80 lbs: Barrels, 20 lbs
BagS 10 lbs,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-15
1n,sr-stats Infantry Drill.

LITTLE GRAND, September IA
Grand interstate infantry drill takes
place ON the fair grounds near this city
on Monday, October I'm. on tne ms
dsy of the State Fair the following com
panies outside OF the companies belong
ing to the State will compete: ComRan'
les B, F, D, G and H Of st. Louis; For.
ter Guards, OF Memphis, and Lamar
Rifles, Of Dallas, Texas. Others are eh'
r,aoeal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-15
EGYPT.
A New Ministry.

CossrAsTISoPLR, Sept. 1.-THE Porte
has finally decided to dispatch neither
troops nor commissioners to Egypt.
CAIRO, Sept. IA new ministry has
been definitely constituted. The prin.
cipal members OF the cabinet are Haidar
Pasha, minister Of finance; Barondi
Pasha, minister OF war; and Marishly
Pasha. minister OF public works.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-15
T8E COAL MINERS.
They Demand an Advance

PITTSBURGH, September l4.-At to.
DAYS session OF the coal miners OF
Pittsburgh district, embracing all the
mines in this vicinity, it was resolved to
demand an increase OF from three and
a half to four cents per bushel for min
ing. The advance to date from to,mor-
row. 1t is understood that the coal op..
orators will concede the advance and
that no strike will result.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-15
Work on the Wheeling and Lake Erie.

NoRwAIK, OHIo, September a.
Work on the Wheeling and Lake Ere
here is rapidly approaching completion,
and the work is being pushed as rapidly
as possible-gangs working both day
and night. The bed from Pixies Station
to Huron is now ready for the iron.
Grading on the Toledo branch is rapidly
progressing. Tracklsying is now IN
progress FIVE miles south OF here, and
trains, it is expected, will reach here the
last Of this week. Most of the right oil
way between here and Toledo has been
secured and most of the contracts let.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-15
Telegram to Minister Lowell

ELBERoN. September l4.-Attorney
General MacVeagh sent the following
tonight:
To Lo,reH, Minister, London:
There is an increase this evening in
the Presidents temperature, pulse and
respiration, but it is 80 slight as not nee.
esssrily to indicate that the condition OF
the blood is producing any new compli-
cations. The trouble in the right lung
is not increasing, and is causing him less
annoyance. He has taken an adequate
amount OF nourishment, and his sleep
has been natural and refreshing, 80 that
il he has gained nothing he has 2roba-
bly lost nothing during the day.
[Signedl MACVEAGH.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-15
Rnried af Sea.

PORTLAND, Me-, September l4..pr.
William Warren Greene, a delegate to
the International Medical Congress IN
London, and graduate Of the Ann Ar
Dor medical school, died while returning
home and was buried at Sea. lie has =
son and daughter in Ann Aroor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-15

An agreeable dressing for the hair,
that will stop its falling, has been long
sought for. Parker's Hair Baisam, dis
tinguished for its parity, fully supplies
this want.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-15

THE best preventative of consumptlye'
diseases Of the lungs, bowels OF kidneys
Is Browns Iron Bitters. 1t checks Gil
decay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-15

sLir-Per barrel Ohio river. ei SDl -,
wooL-The ma'kst remains nominal. with
10 for choice washed, and one third lass Tor uu'
washed
wHIsEY-ti.i, per proof gallon.
GissEsG- Fair with priccs ranging At t2O
DRY Goops-we give quotations on lesdins
articles: Muslins 59sc: ginghAms 5Lgs
berkshire ginshsmt advanced i0 ", and Ian
caster IOc, chevolt' 7tailc; Cncasyillc adysnc
ed 10 ioc; cru hes e,i0r: denimse9isSr; ducr.
liza i5c; Jean, $40: table llne'is lgtt;c: aud
dre,s goods lC@ soc. l'rinv are gnoted irom ''S
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-15
Last Evenings Bulletin. -.

LONG BRANCH, September IA, $50 P.
N.-At the examination Of the President
at l2 NJ to-day his temperature was
9S.S; pulse l04; respiration 20. At the
evening dressing at $50, his tempera-
ture was SO 2; pulse ll2; respiration 2l.
The President was placed on the invalid
chair in q semi-recumbent position
about l2 NJ and remained one hour and
a half. sleeping part of the time. He
was not fatigued by the transfer or
change of position, and his general con-
dition this evening is as favorable as
usual, notwithstanding q slight febrile
rise.
[Signed. d. w. Bliss,
+. H. HAMILTON,
n IT AGNRw
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-15
THE old STORY
Of Patient Suffering and of Slow
Improvement
Again Repeated In the Long Branch
Dispatches.
But Little Gain In the Presidents
Condition Yesterday "''
But No New Complications Make
Their Appearance.
Dr.. Bliss Says the Patient Is
Slightly Better,
But Or. Boynton Says mo Better
and No Worse"
Pulse III; Temperature 1872;
Respiration n.
But Little Gain In the Presidents
Condition Yesterday "1'
But No New Complications Make
Their Appearance.
Dr.. Bliss Says the Patient Is
Slightly Better,
But Dr.. Boynton Says mo Better
and No Worse"
Pulse III; Temperature 1872
Respiration n.
BULLETINS.
Yesterday Mornings Report.

Yesterday MornlnH's Report
ELBERoS, September l4.-At the ex'
animation of the President at $50 this
morning, his temperature was sS.4,
pulse 100, respiration 10. He passed
the night comfortably, sleeping sufi-
ciently. He is bright and cheerful this
morning, and has taken fruits and his
first meal for the day with relish.
lSigued D. w. BLISS.
Z II HAnrtrOG
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-15

Pnruuson, September N-Pstro.
Isam-Quist; United eefthcass easisf;
clooed e 06e; rsAnsd s3s Sos khi'Adsl.
phis delivery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-15
HELM from Now York.

New YORK, September ii The Mich
igan fund now reaches S22,l00. The
Board OF Trade took measures 10 secure
contributions from members. The Ton.
awanda IN. W Lumbermen's Associa.
ton sends f655 direct to the mayor oil
Port Huron.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-15

(Idli;sasI N~kA ss FSsA Stel
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IAddiiinal Tdssreu on RSu@ PAsal
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-02
SAD ACCIDENT.
Hon. John W. DWinello or California
Drowned.

BrMcIA, February lion. John W.
Dwinslls anne up to Benicia last Friday
on the $50 train from San Francisco.
and from the hotel here hs went into the
country to transact some business with
Mr.. Williams, . farmer. He returned
here and got on the train. leaving at 5:45
P. n. fer San Francisco. On arrival at
Port Costa he got of the train, went into
Q saloon to get Q drink and inquire where
the telegraph office was. On being In
formed. the night being dark, be imag.
ined the red light at the outer end OF the
slip to be the telegraph ofioe. and ran
hastily toward 1t. As he wal going
up the apron In the slip. within .
few feet Of the end. he was hailed
and told that the boat had eft.
he paid no attention, but went right on
to the end Of the apron, fell over into
the water and was drowned. The 81.
fair came to light this morning upon the
return Of Mr.. Williams from San Fran.
CISCO, where he had been to call on Mr..
Dwinelle. Not finding him at his office,
he called at his residence. when his wife
informed him that Mr.. Dwinells was In
Bsnicia. This appeared strange, as vii.
liams bads him good-by at the depot
here on Friday evening. and he was then
bound for San francisco. On Mr.. vii.
lisms' return this morning he made In.
quiries at Port Costa. and was informed
that Q person answering the description
given had been drowned there on Friday
morning In the nannsr above stated.
The body has not yet been found.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-02
A Valuable Discovery.
Eureka Se~tinei, January 80.

EUREKA oenthet, january ".
Richard Jones OF Berkeley, England,
has lately been granted . patent to pre-.
servo meat In the United States. The
invention relates to Q novel method Of
preserving meat in the entire carcass.
and 1t consists OF utilizing the circulative
organs Of the blood to equally distribute
throughout the body . solution Of pre-
serving fluid. and by this action to min.
gle tho substances intimately With the
blood. 90 that they permeste the whole
body and ooaeulate with the blood In
every part, and thus thoroughly preserve
the meat. By this process the animal 10
frst rendered senselsss; . portion Of the
blood in then Withdrawn. and the solu-
ton is forced into the circulation before
the heart has ceased to beat. The
remaining impulses OF the heart suffice
to force tho solution into oil the blood
vessels, aud II will be coaaulated with
the blood in the smaller capillary tubss,
while the larger blood vessels will be
emptisd in the usual manner, and the
P~reservative will be firmly incorporated
with the whole mass. The moat will
always present q fresh, bright appear.
ance, not differing frem meat recently
killed.
]. A. Jones, brother OF the patsntee.
and ons.third owner Of the patent fol
the United States, IL now in Eureka, bu,
will soon leave for Arizona. where he In
tends 10 embark In the butohering busi'
ness. He IL confident Of success. hav'
ing experimental at Csndelaria and
other places. where be has preserved
meat for weeks In the hottest summer
| months.