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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-06
Annrk Horse.

SALEM. OREGON, October Sin the Sena-
torial fight some of Mitcbelps supporters
have gone to Richard Williams, ex-member
of Congress, who appears for the first time
in the contest and is considered q promis-
ing dark horse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-06

'l was generally lower yes
was generally suspened in
sSSerday, it being the usual
"sStern starch manufacture
.sil a conference at Cincin-
way, with q view to cOnSOli-
voiSteln and Jacob Sulz-
HsW York, manufacturers OF
,S.' iTrs, failed yesterday. Ag-
aities, S4s, 900.
live stock markets report
'uoTs: Dull and lower at
i,r nothing doing at New
-al at Chicago.
,ss so and Northwestern Rail-
Nv SIa nas put five additional
~, ol%aukee division, max
i,ioH ue daily passenger trains
q gSE't3y, 50 was higher at Chi
~. Aas'4ephia, active and
ierk, higher at BalLi-
81 higher aI Toledo. and
aaati. ~ INV
adso:IIe reports coming in for
w Sied progress in Ameri-
5,,s abroad, from pruning
s,,.to 70 the importation of
Z ppoL market yesterday was
: Bnnged prices at Chica-
sw SyaasSielphla, strong and
I aaork, unchanged at Bal
%sger at Cincinnati.
|. vas the condition OF
u onOoey and stock market
Z I So at 79S per cent. ;
: We. unchanged; State
|! lens.1 !, railroad bonds, irragu-
2 soT, weak and declined,
4 y 90 aeeame strong, and
wed considerable ad.
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CHIcASo, October S.-A KSWunee speciel
says: A detective sSnve1 VIII ~ bask
;D tOs':s I'D DaD.i: .:i = ys:s..as - - hs:
iDs hss. s.ss rssu,p.s ~. ~ q - q ~
ins t50ooo This soesasS ~ 81 -
nonsy, sad slf tie rvtssn - Il snDledy.
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Bu.saess Holiday.

Sr. LOUIS, Mot October 5-To-day being
the usual holiday Of fair week. the Mer-
chants and Cotton Exchanges have
cleeed, and there viii De no market reports.
andevery bodyseems 10 se going 70 the
fsif
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-06

CHICAGO, October 5.--A dispatch from
Taylorviile, H., says: A cold dbiooded muir
der has been committed q mile north Of
the town of Palmer. John Leigh and JAS.
Rigby, two farmers. quarreied about the
possession of some land. and becanne in
volsed In Flaw suit. from which Rigby
came ont victorious Yesterday afternoon
Leigh's SON spprosched Rigby, and pretend
sefflemenr. sl.d.teniF onened. fra Hith Z
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-06

NEW YonK, October 5.-Ths trustees g
the Slater fund state that In few months
the amount invested, 4l,0o0oo0. will dssw
sufficient interest 70 begin ths work q %.
lifting and educating y: :aas9pasea ~.
ulation Of the sS,outhsrn Dlstsa.
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revolver. One bullet produced fatal
wound Leigh escaped but |. posse = a
lynching Is probable. Mnrderss have
usually eecapted the law In this region. :
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-06

NEW Yosx, Ociobss G-fbs sbeD q
Long Island sre tbfs eeneoe eos1ee4 So9
Bu:ssla They were nsysr knoen tH|10
plentiful before. fhey intesferey - Il
Considerably with tbe sroWth oftne
getting on The bsds and paelaesino =
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SPORTING MATTERS.
FOR CONGRESS.
Yesteraay,s Nomiuations

FALL RIVER, Mass, October 5.-The Re-
publicaas of the First Congressional district
nominated r. T. Davis. for Congress.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, October 5.-The Demo-
cratic convention Of the Fourth district.
held in this city. renominated p. L.
Denster for Congress by acclamation.
BUFFALO, October 5.-John r. Moultou
was nominsted for Congress by the Re
publicans of the Thirty district.
BALTIMORE. October 5.-The Republicans
of the Second Congressional district nomi-
mated Thaddeus G. Blair. =
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cncAoo. Osssbss k-fkhs IsSsrs0Dsatp
~ ss.s'lsi yEss " f;.!ISsss ssss,si D.,, S,
married Sssjy n NoseHbR, - ~ 49,
Barr. Of Wsryentop, Nosth ohsDuaA -
formerly Of Cairo, Ill -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-06

new OsIxaSs. octobss Gy-1hs H5mleots
specisi from Pensacola says - talety.
iin,h dsy Of de seousDo e3eeee 30 .
record Of hfty-6vo neW eaDe9, toeoC4B
me reported late lsst Sight - eeee
deaths.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-06

! Currsso. Oetosss I. .--osssa co1e - - IL
pox On. Eor Wagne esIp1ee ;ffz
Esu Yak usss dIsesssest ~ A1A
cor to-day. - e ~, ~, 81 ~ =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-06

IsprAsAPoLIs, YsD., October 5.-The State
Convention of the Christian Temperance
Union Of Indiana, which has been in ses-
sion in this city since yesterday, adopted
platform and adiourned to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-06
c...t pes IG.

Diabetes, Brights Disease, Kidney, Ud-
nary or Liver Complaints cannot Be conr
ten are used. and II ron already have any
OF these diseases Hop Bitten e the only
medicine that will positively cure ygus
lns't scrrss mi. .rd dr's't ~ eome pgae4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-06
A DAY OF JOY
Throughout the Entire Mohamme-
3 dan World. ~,
The Annual ceremonyof the "Holy Carpet, y
as Observed in Cairo Yesterday
Departure Of the Pilgrims
to Mecca.
GENERAL FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,

CAIRO, October 5.-The annual ceremony
of the 'tHoly Carpet" was observed here
to-day. It was witnessed by almost the
entire population, including majority Of
the European residents, to whom the sight
was novelty. At an early hour mag
nifcently caparisoned camel was conduct
ed to the entrance of the Abdin palace.
The animal was decorated with costly tap
estries trimmed with
Solid Geld and silver.
Soon after its arrival there appeared a
number of government officials, who pro-
ceeded TO load it with rich and magnificent
articles of every description Then the
Khedivs appeared. followed by ministers
and q procession was formed, the camel
leading the way. General Wolseley, the
Duke of Connaught, all notables and pashas
in Cairo, and many other English officers
came next. The procession passed through
the principal streets, which were
Thronged In Every Direction.
As the camel appeared the native popula-
ton bowed themselves and remained in
that position until it had passed. After q
long and circuitons journey the procession
proceeded to the railroad station where the
camel was divested of its load, which was
placed upon the cars for transportation to
Mecca, as an offering to the caliph from
his faithful followers. The ceremony is
the occasion of great JOY throughout the
Mohammedan world, and is also observed
in Constantinople and other eastern cities,
Just prior to the annual pilgrimage to
Mecca, which is now at hand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-06
Uniontoun. Pa.

USIeSrows, Pa. October Sat the
meeting OF the Democratic county com init
tee Messrs. J. T.. Stiliwsgon. Hugh J: Gil.
more and Vim. J. Stewart were elected
conferees to meet similar conferees sp-
pointed by the Green county continues,
10 make domination for Senator In this
district. The instructions Of the confer
ees ere to make nomination. II Is assert
ed some of them think Fsyette county
is not not entitled TO the nomination and
that this action will result in the nomina-
tion of Or, A. Patton, Of Greene.
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OTErl
Df CONF
IlOwin,
|eS ana
SSnI0Sc
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NeIIabnrr. w. Va.


SDtcIdT 10 nc IfgNIu.
WASHINGTON, October 5.-Mr. ]. vannote,
managing editor OF the Philadelphis Even.
ing News, and for several years connected
with the Pittsburgh Commercial.G Gazette,
will address mass meeting 0f Stalwart Re
publicans at this place next Monday even
ing.
This glorious weather is bringing out IN
immense crowd TO the fair and sll sppear
to be more than satisfied with the varieus
displays. To morrow Is the last day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-06

PoErLasp. NE, Octnb-S 6-The meeting
Of the American Board OF Foreign Ne.
tions continues. President Bartlstt of
Dartmouth College. presented the report
of the Committee on the Dakota Missi0n.
The reJori, sffer referring 10 6ecretsry
Means, is an exhaustive paper on thst utS-
sion, and recommends that the misstgn b
transferred TO the American hissionasy
Afsocisfion. The recommendation Of the
consmitte was adopted and the Board ID
iourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-06

5 trial promises to be a prOtract-
Ameer Of Afghanistan is in
~ Ills troops have revOlLed.
~ hScoyerer Of Brazil, Pedro Alva-
fal, Is to have a monument.
hing to a London dispatch this
- The Dutch in Ateheen appear
III heir hands full.
NQltan is reported to be much
Baker Pasha's abrupt depar-
q ConStsntinople.
1 aPhie communication was yes
Naolished between Peru and
ed S'ates and Europe.
IL ZION telegram says Gen. Wolse-
oe Presented with the freedom
y and a sword Of honor.
m ported from Paris that Aslatic
-4s made its appearance at the
~ nd Of the Mt. Gents tunnel.
vanish Minister of Marine yes
nitted bill providing for the
hfM MNoh Of two men-Of-war of the
q type.
gram says there is no founda-
e eurrenrbelief that a breach
e between the Argentine Re
ler ~d Brazil is imminent.
az Ay the annual ceremony ol
- carpet" was observed
A% the MOhammedan world.
lon Of the ceremony at Cairo,
. 3 gwen in our foreign news.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-06

Srnrsos Geek, TAYLoR Co, W. Va. Oe-
tob<r 5.-An unknown man was struck By
A train on the Baltimore and Ohio, about
thIee-qusrters Of q mile west Of this place,
to-day, and instantly killed. Deceased wss
apparently shout 30 years Of age. S feet 9
inches high and would weigh about 10
pounds: dark complexion and Jet blsok
bair. He was well dressed. having thrss
shirts on
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-06

WAYsEsBuRG, Pa, October 5.--The Democ.
racy Of Greene county wi open the cam
paign 1t this place on Tuesday October 10,
BY grand mass meeting inthe court house.
Several speakers are apnounced, smong
them Hon. Chauncy =. Black, candidate
Il BoyIe. candidate for Congress from this
district. This county 10 overwhelmingly
Democratic. ard an fmmense crowd Is ex-
pected. . -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-06

NEw YogK. October 5-Thurlow Weed IS
very i'll. His daughter has been sum
moned TO his bedside. A medical consulta-
tion will be held this evening.
The physicians report the condition OF
Thurlow Weed much improved this after
noon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-06
Iowa Miners strike.

DEs MoISEs, October Sat 0skalosa,
yesterday, four hundred miners OF keokuk
and Mahaska counties, working in the EK-
celsior mines, ordered strike for four
cents q bushel. s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-06
m. Mea1ner To-paI.

,xerON, October 6, N.-For the
"a tennessee valleys, fair weather,
'-oostly from eaStto south no change
,ssSrSrature, - stationary or lower barom-
n ne Lower Lake region, partly cloudy
.3Ssr light local rains in the northern
81, ~. variable winds generally from
w, :, S.,opth. stationary or lower barometer,
\, rbsnses in temperature.
Yesterdays Temperature.
living is the thermometer record
i...i1v Compared with the correspond
4, sy Of last year: tssl
-, S. sSS.N7PM. 7A.MaM.SPNTP.M.
~ - % 76 IS 20
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-06

PuHY, weak, and sickly children. need
Brown's Iron BitteTs. II vii strengthen
and inyigorate them
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The Dutch I'm. Ateheeh

LONDON, October 5.-The fresh. outbreak
of civil war in Atcheen found the Dutch
quite unprepared, and all the early engage
ments were in favor of the native troops.
Several men-of-war have been sent to the
coast of Sumatra, in order to prevent the
Atchinese from communicating with Pulo,
Penang and Singapore; but in spite OF
those precautions the latter managed toget
through and to obtain ammunition and
provisions in the neighboring islands.
The success of the native troops is said to
be in a great measure due TO the strate-
gic ability of q deserter from the Dutch
army named Cowep, who has cut off
all communication between 0leh-Leh and
Kota. Radja, this latter being strongly for.
titled place, and the seat of the government
and all the ministerial departments. The
natives have even got inside Kota-Radja
upon one or two occasions, but have not
been able to hold it. Their early successes
are, however, likely to give the Dutch q
great deal of trouble, for the Atchinese, like
all Oriental nations, are superstitious, and
will believe that their gods are propi-
tious, and that the time has come for the
recovery of their lost liberty and greatness
What makes matters all the more serious
for the Dutch is that they have q very small
available force just now in Java and Suma-
ira, and what there is consists chiefly OF
raw recruits.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-06
ADance of Death.

SHREVEPORT, LA, October Sat a festi-
val given by the French people at Caren'o,
La, last night, Adolph Marceaux and
Dupre Cor mier were ordered to keep quiet.
They resented this and left to return a
short while after with a number of their
friends, all armed, in true war-like man
nee, Marceaux with a revolver and Cormier
with a sword; securing favorable positien
in the ballroom the latter gave the COM
mand, "fre," and two reports in quick
succession rang out upon the stiffness ot
the night, one of which Narcisse Dominique
never heard-at the first fire he fell with
ball in his brain. The second was aimed
at Alexis, who received 3 fatal wound. A
terrific panic ensued, during which the
murderers escaped, Women screamed and
tainted, and several were injured in the
confusion that followed. The sheridan
large band started in pursuit OF the assas-
CT
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general local summary.
grmary of industrial news of city
vicinity.
r.,pgurstion of the American Insur-
= Company.
|n,s,,iption Of beauties Of the comet,
I',Se benefit Of late risers.
Il q Craeraft addresses an explana-
ss1ito the Democratic voters of the
!, Congressional district.
/ NEW of State educational work
Sstsil of requirements for the
4 s,Tep of candidates for admission to
.yShville, Tenn, Normal College.
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DYsPEtsrA, Heart Burn. Nausea, Indiges
iiop. ETC.. ere always relieved by Brown 5
Iron Bit,ers.
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|1vrOw Weed was reported very i'll
Is,1iay morning, but was bettef last
4.
n nucleus sfthe great comet was,
Is.,iay, Observed to split into three
r.
F-Dk James surrendered to Gov
= Criuenden, of Missouri, at Jeffar-
| NV, last evening.
/ Washington special says the New
! 4 Democrats are not relying alto
4 !, on Republican dissatisfaction,
! A. Getting DOWN to hard work.
,sIegram from Vermont says a
b, i creating great havoc among
sock. Barnum is reported to
Cfered $1,000 for the beast if cap
.Nnidential clerk Ofa Pittsburgh
house, Yesterday, was discovered
,yg Systematically robbed his en-
= oi over $4,000 in the past few
g Cooper Yesterday addressed the
Commission, saying that what
I,gntry wants is a permanent tariff,
L., one liable to be altered every
esH.
.53ent Arthur was recently taken
niles beyond the jurisdiction OF
zled States by some fun-loving
men With whom he is enjoying
x.!n Northern New York.
ss,ial to the Enquirer from Column
SrS in reference to the Ohio cam
The last week is most extraor-
h in the history of political con-
ID The Republicans seem either to
hpwn up the sponge or to be car
60 a most mysterious still hunt.
gsre doing any thing no one on
.Sde knows what it is"
Eshington special to the Pitts
Commercial Gazette says the
uee appointed to investigate the
titles, at the mouth of the Mis-
- s in financial trouble. The
appropriated to pay the expenses
tip Is all gone, and the commit
W.sayily in debt. Five thousand
- would seem to the ordinary
stObe quite sufficient to pay the
r Of a party ofnine persons from
b -gOn TO New Orleans and re-
Ekhington special to the Chicago
kAys: "NO thoughtful foreigner
ID Lilst himselfin the United States
q nsing the Republican and Dem
campaign books, which are now
tsributed through the country
q, oads. As nearly all American;
y I'D either as Democrats or Re
hl' the evidence presented II
EO fascinating works that al
e Gsts are rascals and all Republi'
r SOundrels, must be calculated
people lucky enough to be bOrT
hPe, Asia, Africa, or the Soutt
~ ndsst home.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-03
CUTTING THE KEY LOG.
A Moment OF Intense Excitement
aud Great Danger-PerIls OF Lum.
berIng.
The Held.

me h1etU.
The first thing to be done is to find
out where the jam occurred, and then TO
discover what is called the "key log"
that is to say, the log which holds the
base of the clam" An old experienced
''steam driver" is soon on the spot, for
the news is soon carried up stream that
there is a "iam" below. Every minute
is of consequence, as logs are coming
down and the liam" increasing in
strength. The "key log" being found,
there is cry for volunteers to cut it.
Now when you consider that there are
some hundred big logs of timber form.
ing dam, and the instant the key log is
cut the whole fabric comes rushing
down with crush, you will see that I'M
less the axeman gets instantly away he
is crushed TO death. There are usually
in camp plenty of men ready to volun-
teer, for man who cuts key log is
looked upon by the rest of the loggers
just as soldier is by his regiment after
he has done any act of bravery.
The man l saw cut away log which
brought down the whole jam of logs was
a quiet young fellow, some twenty years
of age. He stripped everything save his
drawers; strong rope was placed under
his arms, and gang of smart young
fellows held the end. The man shook
hands with his comrades and quietly
walked out on the logs, axe in hand.
do not know how the loggy-road one
felt, but shall never forget my feelings.
The man was quietly walking to what
very likely might be his death. At any
moment the jam might break of its own
accord; and also if he cut the key log,
unless he instantly got out of the way,
he would be crushed by the falling
timber.
There was a dead silence while the
keen axe was dropped with force and
skill on the pine log. Now the notch
was near half through the log, one or
two more blows, and a crack was heard.
The men got in all the slack of the rope
that held the axeman; one more blow
and there was crash like thunder, and
down came the wall to all appearances
on the axeman.
Like many others l rushed to help
haul away the poor fellow, but to my
great joy l saw him safe on the bank,
certainly sadly bruised and bleeding
from sundry wounds, but safe
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-03
THE OUTLAW.
An Incident In the Life of Jesse
James How He Surrendered az
Lexington After the war.

Lexington Correspondence Missouri RepEbli
Every incident of note in the life of
that celebrated outlaw, Jesse James, is
interesting to the public, and will give
one of the important events in his his
tory that occurred at this place.
In the spring of 1865, after the sur
render of General Lee and the collapse
of the Southern Confederacy, this coun-
try was infested with large number of
what was then known as bushwhackers
and also returned Confederate soldiers,
who, having lost all hope of success,
were DESTROYS of settling down again at
home. At the time l refer to no settled
policy had been adopted, and these wan
derers did not know what course to pur-
sue. Negotiations were finally opened
with Captain Rogers, who was then
in command of the post at this place,
and he, under instructions from
headquarters of this department, agreed
that all who would surrender and take
required oath should not be molested as
long as they remained quiet. Under this
agreement many came in and sur
rendered. The writer remembers seeing
a company of about forty come in one
Sunday afternoon and surrender, take
the oath and sign the parole. Their an
pearance at the time was striking in
deed. Their bronzed faces, long hair,
rough and well worn garments, together
with the poor and exhausted condition
of the horses they rode, indicated the
terrible service they had performed.
Among others who came in was pOr-
Sc ho o0N,r,oon1 sc thn hold nd
daring Captain Todd, who was killed
near Independence during Prices raid.
This company was at the time under the
command of Dan. Pool, native of this
county and well known here. Not
knowing what fate awaited them
if they surrendered, this company
halted four miles from town and
sent in messenger to know
upon what terms they could give them
selves up. Capt. Rogers sent out COM
pany to meet them and escort them into
headquarters. When this company came
in sight of the Confederates, by some
mistake an alarm was given and some of
the latter attempted to escape and were
fired upon by the Federals. Jesse James
was in the party fired upon, and re-
ceived severe wound in the body. An
explanation having been made, all but
Jesse came and surrendered. He was
left at the farm house, and the next day
one of his friends brought him mere in a
carriage. He put up at the Virginia
Hotel, and there, lying on bed, wound
ed, he, with uplifted hand, took the oath
and subscribed to the parole. He re-
manned here until sufficiently recovered
TO ride, and then left.
The above was given me by two of his
comrades who surrendered at the time.
and are now living here and well known
in the community, and is doubtless cor
rect.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-03

LIVERPOOL. May 2. Q. m -Turpentine, as.
NKw YORK. May 2.-Rosin firm at 81 421<Q
47l< Turpentine dull and weak at 60c.
CHARLESTON, May 2-Spirits turpentne, $50.
Rosie strained and good strained, 81 0002 10.
Wrr.MrNaroN. May 2.-cplrlts burpentine closed
dull at sic Rosin steady &C 81 IS for strained.
and 81 % for good strained. Tar hrm " " ~,