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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-13

New YoRK, July I.-tOttOn->t >t""iy
ri II .mIll:r; iuturra steady. Flour -
DuIl and UNCHANGED receipts 2bOh bat
rrls: exports 1000. Wheat heavy al
BMI lower: receipts @up.on bushels,
exu,rts $40 900 bushels; rejected spring
II lGr.Nr.1 Chicago and MIlawHkr" II -
ml 20: ungradrd red Il TIrh'l ~.
40. :; 10 Il lJ.r'l -; NO. do : - 2hit4
1Gi: 40. / do :! 1i"'I =, mixed WIN
tor :, -. uusrrirI white u OjH 2Il :,
Nn . Iu i u. W dp sales . 800 bust
ola Al -, 80. red seller Julv,
,,I..s 1.U UuI busu"ls, at II ~ .%l 2n.
seller August, sales 3Si, 900 bushels. VI
:. IN - =. seller september. sales 2Nr..
GDD hu-nri-, ~ - 22ital 2%i. Corn
Mpr" doing ~ foreign exports: 10.
c..pt~ 2bi,uOJ bushels, exports 2iG.O
hushrls, hot iDn 10; ungrii"i i"'p JGr:
80. : n; steamer 5l4Hjl &C., 80. .
jUiTjIr; No2 white - jSc. no. =
seller July 1j,n,5.; seller Auyust ~.
mJG:c; seller September 81 ,@57lr
Oats-Duil and lower; receipts 2g,0pJ
bushels: western m.X"i l2',i.ic: vhli.
western ~, i7r. iiay-Dull at asa TO-.
Hops -Qgi.t ami unchanged. Coffee
Quiet and unchanged. Sugar -Dull
and no uln"i; iair t. good refining : e..
Mnlassrs bull and unchanged. Re"
Steady, with lair hcnIand. Petroleum
Steady and quiet; United 1r,c. crude
6.m7.c; refined s.. TaIiow-St"aty a,
Il ll-lG,d,G l:;.l6r. I,Dsiu- NDGinalIv
unchanged. Turrcntne-'lg!e' at iIr.
Eggs-SteaIy a, l6,el5c. Pork-Aciive
and a shaic higher, U"w mess 81 10.
Beef-Firm with light supply. Cat
Meats-A shade stronger; long cirar
qic. short clear - Lari-D.mani
active and prices have advanced prime
steam ST. 4jgl2 30. Butter-Qulrl aui
firm at llM23c. Cheese-EAcIted ~
:, &c for poor to choice.
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OIL. Is.
THE NEWS
nf the Day in PithN Paragraphs

vi the Day in Pithy Paragraphs.
The Garfield iUud now amounts to
~.+ouN.
Bismarck \ health has greatly iu-
uyei since his arrlya, at kiSSengen.
r.r Jewish uhahItauts ui Novo Cher
sass. ON the river Don, have been or
l.rrd o. quit the town 10y September
J,u.
4 report - current in Troy, y y,
lat James ". Garfield, cashier in the
r-w NnrS Cen,rat freight office, is de
.tl..rr tor over S.'O,ON.
J.r tr.,y, ni the Kentucky Central
.. .ut..r. aHi-tHuvrul lwH huudr. a miles,
..t- uu Yesterday narrowed lsum live
TO-. o. he standard .tu.r.
HE Cincinnati puu.tr lrlra0. hiss
ga r.uSrd uu urruUut ui the hut
.ualHys. three ul the attendants having
..i from the effects ul the heat
Iargr quantities of telegraph wire are
H,.ug imported into Tjru-tSIu % connect
t4st,i,y with the southern towns oi
Iurupr. The work Is tn Ice done hy 4
Danish company.
4 Spry.a. frum Rome SAYS that owing
= the tension between France and
l.a.y. tn,- Successor % t,yurrat tlIidlnl,
.. lfa.lu Ambassador "a France, Will
...t now bee nominated.
Iar hrs, controller ot the treasury
a-- decided ,Gal clerks m t"rHl !uud ui-
.....- must u1t bs pA'i trum tine proceeds
... -.r-r. luJlln uuiS, ami moneys So
.....-r De. reminded
Pie. N.rua P.,.' CORRESPONDENT nj
, -,..t ANS rlt. peasant mruhgrs OF the
ASSEMBLY, are 4rrlviu. al Sestova under
military escort 10 protect them from the
.r-r..r,.,. ul the Liberals.
..,.... ,.,puIgtian ui .A,unn Rome
-, .rr,.,.r b,....,r... a,.,.,rliu., ,r
.... .... ......rrp,l report, ten Years AGO
...... ..-rSpn encountered iu the
-....r.t .. -..r, to he a member Of the
.a-as,
......,, .ri the. White Star Line AT
F..,. Yesterday rrrriyrd ,iispatrh
.........I -.,,.-r,,,rI, ,l,,. ,t.,u,.r
,.tt...r L,f.I,. d.,,.J min.
.-''.'' - i,',,,.
.-...
'.'. "'
NaI.H'.a' ""S S''ef'T" N'aiE Ps"'
s..H .. >".'.', ""VIy" "!'" ''I'" N''S
Humnrrt i'1m n's ciYi' list. Ia ronSe-
-.rU." u! hIs increased revenue the
'urra'l household - ru.arg"s It's es-
ta...sa~rnl ou Caprera.
-rsru,. 90 the late Senator Morton,
.,,..h - ns.,.., modelled low Mr. sim
g,ru,. i, ,,.I gu bear remarkable like
D., .,..r,r.r..r IN. f4,t.. - ,,r4yr.
suI almost srrru-a expression which
Morton : ruuutruaucr assumed IN deep
rUought.
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\ NANIAC'S DEED.
Tanrird Tier Companion Was u
Dragon, and Pounded Her To
Death With "a S0ard

Nr>rrE ]. Iuv l. 4 terrible mur-
Il Il took place At L'usrlr Point Asylum
YESTERDAY morning Two women nam
rI Della P1rirG aui Gertrude Roberts
occupied the same cell. During the
niyht p,rrr. who is known 10 be re-
,rroEs maniac. fauried she saw fright.
tuI dragon. and ior the safety OF herself
and ali other inmates, killed it with Il
piece Of board by pounding it on the
head. TIE dragon was her companion,
R.hrTtS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-13

sing 'PhrouGh GarHeids Sleeve 1t
Lodges in the Shirt Bosom OF LOCKER
On, and ls Now in His Possession.
WASHINGTON, July l2.-The following
communication is published here:
ANNAPOLIS, July 10.
Il.tpI ni ihy .>'Gy:
As WAS an eve witness to the shoot
ing oi President Garfield, amd being
able TO explain which Shot entered his
body, and the course and present where
ahuutS ui the ball that missed him, |
deem it proper 10 impart To YOU the IN
formation possess ol the tragedy, as II
wnll
Clear Up the Mystery Of tie Lost Bullet
which newspaper men are trying to
solve. la the Baltimore N'W ui Friday
| noticed few lines that spoke ul L
difference of opinion rs to whether II
was the first or second shot that struck
the President, and the mystery that
surrounded the bullet that entered his
coat sleeve, as no trace Ol It could be
found, though the most diliScnt search
had been made lOr ii. Tney may search
till duomsdav without success, Tor the
lUlitl llll Nlt'NltN tAlN 1 lN'ANN ~ ~
sleeve, Il second after
Passed Into Ny Possession,
and is still retained hy ue ~ relic, not
alone because of It's connection with the
President, hnt principally because 1t
very narrowly rsraIrd entering my
body, which it would have done had its
l.rogress not been
Checked by Il Large Silver Medal
which | wore suspended nom my neck,
and which was presented to me 10y Rev.
Father Frritag, formerly pastor OF st.
Marv'S Church. this city. On the morn
ing of the md ui July, Oclng IN the VI
entity OF the Baltimore and Potomac
Il pot. and hearing that the President
AID members ui his Cabinet would soon
| b. at tire depot, | and my friend,
Stmucl Frazier, concluded 10 stop and
s,e tn, great man OF whom we have had
| h ard So mach. bu' had never before
= .en. We hal not long 30 wait, Tor
| so III the Presto dent and IL gentleman
wlum was told Was Secretary H!aIne,
entered the depot, accompanied 10y
| number q! ladIrS.
Two Geutlemen Walked loand Fro
| ENGAGED in Conv, rSatlun whilst my
| friend and | sat down on bench
and watched them. soon the sharp
crack oi a pistol burst upon the air,
| which was followed almost instantly by
4 second. Ca the inslan, lnl' Ia" rr-
port Of the first shot was horur 10 my
| ears.
Felt Sllug,ug SeuSa;Iomir Ny Chest,
| l.u the place IN hurry, hru,Nu@
49,, u .. - S,pu - it..ril SIlIUpt.ft
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A SneculAIing Scheme.

BALTIMORE, July IA letter from
Westminster, Carroll county, dated
Yesterday, says: Robert Bell, colored,
died in this city last night, aged some
where in the eighties. His life WAS
known to have been insured ior 4 large
aggregate sum, and his death and III
surauce policies were the chief topics ni
conversation to-tay. Quite 4 number
are interested in the policies, the whole
amount OF which is estimated at over
5000 1t is said that STA 900 has
been taken on his lie III the past two
weeks, one syndicate investing 80, 900.
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A 500, 900 Blaze at Pittsburgh.

PIrrsHUEGH, Pa, July l2.-The fire
which started in the stable OF the Black
Diamond Steel Works. on Thlrty.iirst
street, about o'cock tonight. totally
destroyed the stable, together with
fifteen mules, Watson u Ulam's pickle
factory and Hills paning mill SHEDS
adjoining. Loss 10000; insurance So
coo. The origin Of the ire is unknown.
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IN THE SECOND DEGREE.
The iRWlN-WeEMS MURDER CASE AT
STGUBENVlLlE.
A Special Grand Jury ImpaneIed iester,
DAY and an Indictment Found for
Murder in the Second Degree
The Murder the Result Of
a Bagnio Quarrel.
IRwlES THIRD SHOOTING SCRAPE.
the IRwIN-wEEMs MURDER.
Special Grand Jury lmpau, leu tor the Oc-
casiou-rhe Result OF Its Labor hIsto-
ry OF the Case.

l.Al
ry otthe Case.
Special pi>uaI'" 10 the REGISTER.
SrEIbENNlLLE' July -
y" the hiSht "' June Ii ias'' Pers""S
Ies'ui"E on ii'Si street. !" the ''c'iii'H
VI 'l'e mouse o' III '"''e r"" "E !"
''''''"','e -N"'e'Sou' were 't'i'"h '"'o
','' "''-'''' eN'''''''e'i' ~ ''''t' P'S'"'
'''''' '''''' i" F"''N '"''' ''''' anu
''.
WV "'''7V" ""'''I
>'''','' -'""' 'S'"' ''''' ''''' >'' '''''.
"'",'''," '''' ev,''S' "u '"'P''f' VI
'''e 'e''e'So" iron orNS'
me tar'''u1a'S o' the "arN uer" are
Is '"'""'' me mouse At "h'rH tue
shoo''hs occurred Is Kept by Hattie An
detsoh' ho'ed c"urteSah, ana NeorSe
l'"'" I'VE" !" the house' pasS-
"HS "' 'Ee Husoanu VI "he
''a'a'he' y" tue hiSht III
question "eorSe lr"Ih' hattie Ahuer-
son an" ah"'ner so''ed "oVe' ANNE
nr''e up" oE h'''e' were Ill t''e ''o"Se'
"heh pof! "eeIlS' the ih"'"ere" man.
went 10 the oAoh uoor ana HhocSeu LOT
admission. The Madame told mn he
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-13
SWIlHERLA 4 ID.
rhe Great Laad Slide still Movin

TIE Great Laad Slide StIl! Moving.
GENEVA, July l2.-Thr gr'at land
slide near SigrisweiI, Canton Of Bern,
which was reported on the 29th, is
steadily moving toward Lake Thurm at
the rate OF three metres day. II -
three miles lOn., one mile broad and Ul
unknown depru. The h"us"s III lis path
have been Destroyed. Si9rlswcii am!
the mtighboring villages arr fortunately
on, ui danger.
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FIVE Per Cent. Bonds Outstanding

WN>u.>DroN, luIy l2-I;lS eStImat-
ri bv the chief oi the Loan Division OF
the Treasury Nrpartmen' that there are
about $4,000 t0o registered ; per cent.
bonus outstanding Inr'Sr bonds are
Irdcv,va".r =; uu".', wl,a .%;trrst Ia the
date ot ,u''r presentation. They cease
o. bea, interest ~ E.toh-r lSt. There
ayr upwards vt >l3.OyuuC0 oi coupon i
v.r ,ca,. bonds outstanding. which
,,..-rt. bear ,u'crrst August nh, and
atr rttrvmabtr altei tha. date.
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ON THE SUNNY SIDE.
YESTERDAYS BULLE ms SHOW FUR
Their IMPROVEMENT
In the Presidents Conditon-The Recent
Rise In His Temperature and Pulse
Explained by DR.. Hamilton
The Whereabouts Of the
Missing Ball Discovered,
HOPE STILL GROWING STRONGER.
DIR. hAMII,GTON INTERvI F:W ED.
lie Explains the Rise IN tine Presidents
Igmnpyaturp.

- L
lie Explains the Rise IN tine Presidents
Temperature.
Nav IUEE, Iulv Pr. Frank IL.
Hamilton said thls morning regarding
the condition ui the President: The
pulse aud temperature OF all healthy
persons are higher in the afternoon than
in the morning. 1t does not matter
whether the body is in IL state oil rcpOse
or active. The increase vi both the pulse
aud temperature regularly takes place
in the afternoon. 1t has been custO-
mary Tor ,he President 10 be active
during the day time when in All entire.
" healthy condition, and
his pulse would increase
Therefore the increase reported
in the bulletins daily need not he re-
gar,trd aS indicating very unlavorahic
symptoms, unless both should be very
excessive.
What do You think oi the Presi-
dents condition generaiIy?'
II regard it as very favorable,
considering the nature OF his injury,
and each day will add to his strength.
So far as can he Judged from all the
reports received, it will take time for the
President to recover from hunt OF
this character, but. 50 lar everything
seems To be going on satisfactorily
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From an Overdose OF Chloroform.

CmICAoo, July l2.-The Daily N|'.
saws the wife OF DR.. OStronsky died
suddenly Yesterday and to-day the
doctor applied for burial permit on a
certificate that she died OF Oedem OF the
lungs. Some questions aroused sus.
pirions that she had died on account o.:
an overdose OF chloroiorm, administered
10y her husband, and that he had eN-
tOrtpl from her a statement winch, II Is
sad. he has in his possession, that she
had committed suicide. Ii is SAID the
couple lived unhappily.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-13
WOOL.
Phiiudclphia.

PM .pKLruIA.J .Jnly - --W00I-t quiet
aud steady; ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia NN and above i2"ri.'r.
y 42Giir: mldilings ilr i6', coarse
SIC. New York. Michigan. lnhlana and
Western fine &9;a he; mlddling' i4h' irc'
coarse Sc: washed conhing and d"Ialhr
l0n1o.; unwashcI DO. @"n&4j pulled
3JEI5Sc
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ALGERIA.

Unsuccessful Attempts to Capture the
Town of Krieder
PARIS, July IA dispatch from
Algeria states that the insurgent Chief
Bou Amena, with 1000 Arabs, twice
unsnccrssiulv attacked the town OF
Krridrr on the 1th inst. The place was
defended hv three companies "l French
rifles Bon Amena fled south eastward
after losing 80 men.
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DRY GOODS
New Y Ork

New NnnE. July l2.--brv Goods
C6tton goods mnvlug steadily and prices
remain lair Grain bags fairly active
ami STARK \ and Auhurn bags are al.
vancrd toy agents. bark prints IN ialr
lrmrand and other prints quiet. Men =
woolrnS less active, but Leading makes
firm. Shirts and drawers doing we'll.
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THE FIVE PER CENT. FUND,
Instructions for DcpOSiting
Money to the Credit of that
Fund.

una.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July l2.-Treas-
urer Giltillan has issued the following
circular relative to deposits lor the five
per cent. fund ot the National banks:
TREASURY or THE UNITED STATES,
WAsHINGroN, December l..
In accordance with the opinion Of the
Attorney General, dated June 80, l1Nl,
National banks may reimburse the
Treasurer OF the United States iur their
circulating notes redeemed III amy Ol the
following ways:
F.r,t-By check drawn on New York,
PAYABLE 10 the order 0i the assistant
treasurer oi the United States in New
York. and cOllectable through the clear
iny house, forwarded directly 10 that
officer. with the instructions To deposit
the amount on account nf the tIvr per
cent. fund, and 10 deposit the certificate
OF deposit therefor 10 the Treasurer OF
the United States.
Secondly the deposit OF lawful
money oi the United States with the
Assistant Treasurers OF the United
States in New York, Boston, Philadei.
phla. New Orleans, Baltimore, Chicago,
Cincinnati, 81. Louis, Or San Francisco,
on account oi the ) per cent iund.
Banks not situated in one OF the above
named cities should make the deposit
through their correspondents. The Ger
tticate OF deposit must be forwarded
directly to the Treasurer OF the United
States by the bank making the deposit,
ceived.
Thirdly the remittance OF lawful
money OF the United States addressed
to the Treasurer OF the United States
at Washington, District OF Columbia,
marked with the amount and nature OF
the contents and the tact that it is tor
the credit oi the > per cent tund. TX
press charges, ii not prepaid, will he de'
ductcd from the proceeds OF the remit
ance at government contract rates.
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Yhe Iowa Flood.

DEs MoINEs, July 2-rh" RaccoOn
river continues I" rise. South Dc'
Moines is under water, and sixty faml'
lies are ont oi their Lonses. The track
OF the Chicago, burlington and Quincy
railroad has surrumhcd, and DcS Moinrs
is now ont oi connection with Ia" East.
1t WAS the heaviest rain storm IN the
history Oi this section.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-13
Giuseppe Esprisito, the Italian Brigand

New YORK, July l2.-The steamer
City OF New Orleans arrived this morn.
ing, having on board Giuseppe Esprisi-
to, atlas Radazzo, the noted Italian brig.
and, Who escaped from his native coun-
try some years ago and has since been
living in New Orleans, where he was
recently captured at the instance oi the
Italian Consul. lie is charged with Il
terrib Z catalogue oi crimes. He was
chief Ct band 0t robbers who infested
the Island Of Sicily, and especially the
neiehborhOod Of Paermo, robbing, ,mur-
dering and holding captured travellers
for ransom.
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TaE TEDIOUS RECOVERY,
And Its Eject Upon the President.

And Its Eject Upon the President
WNsmNrroN, July l. The slow and
tedious process ul recovery is wcarying
to the President, but only on two or
three occasions has he manifested any
such feelings Yesterday he remarked
in 4 sort at iMvGlrIn4 way that 1t was
duuhtlnl ii the lew wears le would get
Ot lie were worth all the hard struggle
hr WAS making. Mrs. Garfield, who WAS
by at the time, urged him not 10 talk
that way; that he knew his lie was
worth all that cuald possibly he eXpend-
ci to save il. The President promptly
replied That he did not have any idea OF
relaxing any oi his efforts, hut that his
remark was more OF 4 reflective or spec
ulative manner than anything else. Oi
course the newspapers and information
generally of the excitement and the al
fairs outside are kept from the Presl-
dent, but occasionally he asks some
uuesliOns about these things and gets
some information. He knows What
deep interest has been manifested II his
recovery hy the people Of the
whole world, and Yesterday
morning hc asked if the excitement
NJ tue tliIr oi liIt SEop'iuS VA" ~ -''"'
as when Lincoln was killed. At one
time yesterday the noise made i'll ar
ranging ior the introduction OF cold air
SO annoyed and excited him that the
workmen had 10 be stopped for while.
All the machinery is in order row and
no more disturbance oi this kini will be
necessary. Mrs. Garfield still keeps up
courage. The ordeal has necessarily
told upon her considerably. Sh" takes
daily rides and is doing everything To
keep up her physical strength.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-13

Combined vote:
Necessary to choice IS.

Necessary To CHOICE -,
The convention then adjourned by -
To 20.
Senator Foster Willing 10 Enter Caucus
ALBANY. July Ex-senator Foster, OF
the senate caucus committee, has ad-
dressed letter 10 the Sialwart commit
tee as follows: | am /" receipt this
mu,niug vi your communication OF YES
terdav. For reasons and with the per
= nal r servat;ons expressed IN two re-
cent letters tn Senator Mccarthy, am
ready to unite with such other members
OF the caucus committee Us aIe Wiling
tn SIN call for caucus OF the ktrnh,
Lean members OF the legislature. VIII
sign such i call ior this afternoon, thus
evening or tomorrow il represented 10
me in time 10 give notice 10 the mem-
l,ars
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BULGARIA.
The Liberals Quitting the c,

The Liberals Quitting the Country.
SIsrovA, July l2.-Karavelof and
Slavikoh, who were elected members oi
the National Assembly for Tirrova,
have crossed into Roumania, and it is
expected that severa! other Liberals
will quit Bulgaria
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TURK Ely.

The Sultan Decides TO Commute the Death
Sentences.
CoxsrANtI<orLr. Iuly l2.-Thc sui.
tan entertained the idea OF having the
Judgment in the cases OF the alleged
murdrrrrs Oi Abdul AzisH annulIri by
the Court OF Cessation, but II was repre-
sentrd to him that this would involve
the necessity oi new trial and the
danger OF further scandal. The Sultan
then decided To commute the death
SrnteMNcS.
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rU N Is.

French Troops Bound for Sfax
TuSlS, July IA transport has ar
rived with troops from France. She
embarked six guns at Goletta, and is
preparing To 90 TO SfaX.
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No New Developments.

ALBANY, July l3.-There were no new
developments to night beyond the re-
Quest made by the Assembly
caucus committee to the Senate
E ,ucus committee . join IN call
i.r a caucus on Thursday evening;
Path sections seem TO S'anu
firm though there is evidently
an undercurrrnt at work, "hlth may
break the dead lock in manner little
expected.
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Sporting Spray,

Glenmore is the strongest and fastest
cup horse in America.
The Buffalo Cnnmsrriui says it is Ell
tirely sale to wager that Courtney won
row.
Trickelt, the Australian oarsman, has
been presented with a silver cup by the
citizens ui Ottawa.
Peregrine has forfeited all his Good
wood engagement, and is to he especial
" prepared for the st Leger.
The winning four OF the Minnesota
boat club have resolved to enter for the
national regatta at Washington in Sep
tember, and will practice on White Bear
lake.
There was not a single withdrawal
from the Boston stallion race organized
bv Mr.. W. L. Balch to be trotted next
September Notices oi withdrawal had
t. be made by July |. The list is Santa
Clause, Robert McGregor, Wedgrwool
Alexander, NOltaire, liannis, BOneset-
tar, Monroe Chief, Nil DeSperandum,
Coaster, IIambletonian, Knox and Pied
mont.
\ correspondent writes: II recently
accompanied Courtney TO his well fitted
up boat house. | saw him stripped, and
he appeared as brown as berry and Il
model OF physical development. The
man seemed like Hercules. He has 4
bunch OF snews which stood out on his
arms and leus like whip cords. He
pulled to Frontenac Island, opposite the
village. and squared away for a point
mile and half away. With field
glass reporter there watched him at
his work. 1t was evident that he was
going at his old gait. llepulIe'l long,
powerful sweep, and the blades rose and
iel in regular precision rs hesped over
the water waste at u rate which his
watch, which was tied TO cross piece
IN his boat, must have told him was
satisfactory"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-13

The chair then announced that no
choice had been made. and directed that
a vote be taken to ill the long term
VaranCy.
When Senator Davenport name WAS
called he SAID that as several gentlemen
had voted ior Sherman :. Rogers, he
desired 10 state that that gentleman was
not a candidate 10y his consent
The result oi the ballot iur the long
term resulted as follows:
lnnu Tpar,O
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ClDclnnatl.
tn1, lJ

CIScrsSArI, July l2.-lIogs-Mod-
eratelv acriv" and higher; common and
light - 75m64 -; packers and butchers
= SjCrG ~. Receipts N15 head; ship
| ments none.
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ALBANY.
The Battle of the Ballots.

ALBANY, July ll.-The Joint c1nvrn-
ton met at noon and proceeded to vote
L. iill the vacancies in New \ urx' rep
rrsrntaton IN the national Congress.
Following is the result:
Short Term
r,n,Iiunl ynta.
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PRODUCE.
ow Y orr.

40 sales. iDhcrci.
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BULLETINS
Comfortable at 8 O'clock Yesterday
Morning.

Executive MANSION, July y, SA. NJ
The President is comfortable this morn
ing. The rise OF temperature noted in
last evenings Sul!etin begun to diminish
about an hour later. Pulse 96, temper
ature 80 Clio, respiration -.
Signed ID. W. Bliss,
j. X BARNES,
J. J. WOODWARD,
RoBr. REYBUKN.
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The Delegates Arriving
Temporary Officers.

James Edwin Spear, OF Cincinnati,
will be temporary chairman oI the Con-
vention, and w. }. Gleason, OF Clcve-
land. Temporary secretary.
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ouOIl lcElll'
Combined vote: