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CinetnnAti.

CIxcIssATI, September 22.-The long con-
tinued warm and dry weather which has
been the perfection Of q good season Tor
corn ended yesterday In fine rain, follow.
ed by clear and much cooler weather To-
day. While n frost just nov would do
much damage, there Is no rsL apprehen-
sion si danger to the corn crop. With tbs
continued evidence of the abundance OF ths
coming crop, prices have fallen two cents
today, though transactions are qnite free.
Whss. hasa hHasyf yRfsn sst1onr lRRiitlu t''aA1uvRat
Tor No. 2 red. The tendency TO-
day 10 for lower prices. Oats,
owing 10 the damage 10 the new crop. have
been scarce and iIm and have gone as high
as Sshc. Rye has steadily risen In prica
with good demand; until to-day II sold at
&C. Provisions are In light stock and arc
firmly held. Pork has ranged from 81 10
@23 90. Lsrd advanced 70 i2stc, but has
declined and Is dull at l2Hc. Bulk meats
and bacon are scarce with prices advancing.
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WHOLESALE POISONING.
A Demented Daughter Uses sstryehnine
with Deadly Eject.

Win Deeoiy kncc.
CINCINNATI, September pa Nashville
special says: The demented daughter OF
James Cleveland poisoned the whole fami-
ly Of six. except the mother. on Wednes-
dsy. by putting strychnine in their coffee.
Mr. Cleveland has died. and one daughter
is in a precarious condition. Tbe poisoner
has wandered off and is supposed 70 have
committed suicide.
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Aaather 1rureh Hff.

PARKrE, Pa. September 22.-Dnring
terrific storm here, yesterday afternoon, the
United Presbyterian Church was struck by
lightning and the roof badly shattered.
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ObftuaFy-
The Fewer

ons,o.ii ioRE, September 22.-President
Id ,S.SE, IN, OF the Citizens National Bank,
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Jaw Gould is vindicated, whether the
administration is or not.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-23

Edison tells reporter that he does
otbelieve submarine telephone comes
within the region of possibilities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-23

4 good time is coming for a wide
spread revenge upon Oscar Wilde. lie
i writing play.
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WHEELING. SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 3d. 1882

Lieutenant Governor. David B. Hill, Mayor
OF Elmira; Congressman at large. General
Henry w. Slocum; Judge of the Court OF
Appeals, VIM. c. Ruger. -
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Pttlsbarah.

PITTSBURGH, September 22.-The end of
the strike and the resumption OF the mills
has had good effect on general business
and manufacturers and merchants antct.
pate q large fall trade. Pig iron is Ia bet.
ter inquiry but unchanged. Msnufactursd
iron 10 steady at unchanged rates. Glsss 10
quiet with discounts unaltsred and With
an increasing demand. Coal was hrmer.
but unchanged. Petroleum ruled active,
excited and irregular; United certificates
advanced from 6si.c 70 Sc, and closed this
afternoon at Sc; sales and resalss, ls,75l,-
coo barrels; shipments, $4,000 barrels.
Cattle allow and lower.
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Pto,z A< Ner York TrftUaS.


A tall, thin man, with half the but.
tons of his waistcoat unfAstened, his
necktie all askew and his hat pesched
upon bis bead 1t o most eccentric sngse,
stopped . 1ribune reporter on Beoea-
way crossing recently and, with vesa
endeayof To straigbten himae'f ups
said:
"s-s-ny, young man-hie-can yoa
zee that clockT
"Of course / eap,n was the reply.
"Well, win you pleash tell ms-hic-
the timeshT
"Ten minutes past twelve"
:sThanks, ma frensh. I'm ShoFtasht-
ed-hic-an' I like 10 dhpksh7 N0th.
in! Well, good night. Shoftaghted
ma friensh-hic-not nsafsighted, you
know. HE, good night"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-23

DYsPErsra, the bue-hesr Of epirureansr
VIII le ye4isysa ky BroWn's i'on btfssrA
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An Omaha editor has been sent to
isil for shooting at his city editor. This
comes Of being a poor marksman.
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THE NEWS.

Stanley, the African explorer, has ar
,ived at Lisbon.
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Rfnk Eye.

COREY. Pa. September 22.-The pink ey'
has made Its appearance here.
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The ya,de,s Management
Another Areident.

GHArrANooGA A. September 22-Two freight
trains on the Memphis 4 Charleston rail
road collided. One brakeman was killed
and another fatally inbred. Twenty cars
were ditched.
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FS rs,oS rs,aSroN, September 22.-Eighteen
EOsnsyfiiHl. oi yellow fever reported at
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FOR CONGRESS.
Ye.terday's Nomination..
Frost I'm the Northwest.

DopeEvILLE, Wis, September 22.-Ths
Probibitionists OF the Third Congressional
district have nominated s. d. Hastings.
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ST.. Iorn, September 0.-0sneral bust
ness has been sctive during the past weed.
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Thirty thousand dollars are desired
for the proposed monument to the late
BENJAMIN H. Hill at Atlanta, Ga.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-23

Sister:-Malr thanks for your kind note
last evening" Mother seems very much
weakened, she seems little better tins
morning. Nlen we will get to the city
do not EnoyIuor do / know what is the
matter, Ey4 few moments we stop, then
back. then start again. 1t is all the
more annovifthat have lots Of things to
do to-dsy. as Re move on Saturday, the
3Oth. III poIbly can i will see you to-
day. and if noI,n MoIday. We have come
10 a dead stopkain about One Hundredth
street, | thinl Hoping to see you to-
day-
il was dead top indeed, and her body
few momentl later !ay at the EiShty-
eighth street stAdon holse.
The Sdeue at the Wreck
was simply indesribabl', and in the dark
ness the narrow place in which the victims
were struggling made It more horrible.
Access to the scene from the outside is ex-
tremely difficult. The eIgines fires being
scattered soon fired the leorls' ana tnen
the horrors wer multiplied. Inc news
soon spread, and - city 'as thrown Into
the greatest excl nent tue hInu wiz
messed since the ' stfeld disaster nusl,
ness down town - greaIy svopPeI; anu
people more imme ttely ilteresteu h9cH-
Su III VIII 6AClItu W.
was soon jammeO within anu cro"ueu
without.
The Yanderb Management
which controls the unnins OF all trains
that use the Gram Centrar at once put
forth all resources to Q. axe tbs best possl-
BILE out OF the situallOr. AN business ot
the roads below the Harlem river; was
summarily stopped al surgeons and am,
balances hurried to the scene The dead
and mangled were cclTeyed U rooms IN
the depot the former aid oatfor identi-
ficatlOH and the latter attended or trans,
ported to the hospitals Manyd the dead
were crushed beyonl ,.cognluon. The
body of one beautiful girl
Was Completely Severed.
It was deposited upon a settee; her rich
attire was spotted with blood and crushed
flesh, and the school books we're still
clenched in one of her white jewelsd hands.
At eleven O'Clock eight dead had been
brought to the depot, and scores OF the dis
abled. AT this time a hundred bodies are
lying thick under the wheels OF the wreck.
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CRIMINAL sQuIBs.
Hang the BPute.

DIS MoIsEs, IA, September 2.-Isaiah
Houseman wss lodged in Jail here last
night, charged with committing rape upon
his I2-yearold niece. The psrties live Q
few miles away from the city.
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SPORTING MATTERS.
RncA OH.

BRIGHTON BEACH, September 2.-The
races to-day are off on account OF rain.
Base hall.
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A Dastardly Crime.

SpExcrR, IA. September 22.-While q
Young son Of Peter Walker, an old resident
OF Kossuth county. was herding cattle near
bis fathers house. he was attacked by two
Young men wearing masks snd terribly
mutilated. Sheriff Psggerl sGat
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Ferry Ysssv Rx1essssss sSss -

Nm. WlrsloW's Boptti1g GyTup v To
prescription q one q sht bet lenal4 ~
sicisns and nuSses In tn United olsll4
snd has been used lof fe9Hs yeeU Win
peverfGlipg succe1s ~ & 0o(InI
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A Rig One.

LONDON, September 22.-The loss by the
= ,s'tucilon n OF the Sidney exhibition build
g IS $4,000.
r.IN,, o.IN,C,iNSNATI, September a2.-The Gazette's
;ln> ;;ahSHeid, Ohio, special says: A fire last
I'M ~ DESTROYED seventeen buildings in the
,..age OF Bellsyille, Richland county.
"Ss estimated at $50 600
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DYSPEPSIA, Heartburn, Nausea, Indiges
ton, etc. sre always relieved by Brown
lion EitterS,
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intoIosslitm almost invisible skin disease, itch
r RttsbTSIole. PERUNA cured it. H. AM
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FIRE RECORD.

sdneJ Exhibition Building Burned.
LONDON, September 22.-The exhibition
rLtulng at Sidney, New South Wales, has
zen totally destroyed by fire, with ITS con-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-23

II has already cost the Government
sSOO, 900 to give Dorsey an opportunity
ofproying himselfan innocent man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-23

Queen Elizabeth Of Roumania has
written a drama, which is to be per-
formed, after revision, at Berlin thea
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-23

The busy, working multitudes are of
EouSe expected to feel grateful for the
barge number of eminent and patriotic
genuemen who show a willingness to
facritice themselves for official positions.
Ihe crop this year of this class seems
pnnre than usually large.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-23

Sir Garnet Wolseley's new coat-of-
'srms, when he comes to the peerage,
Should have a closed eye on sable and
|azure ground, with a green "blind'
'kampart, as a symbol of his conquest Of
H. victims ofonhthalmia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-23

\ baby born on recent trip of the
City of Chester, ofthe Inman line, from
Liverpool to New York, was christened
chester Arthur Davidson Moore. The
proud parents were made richer by the
customary subscription.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-23

A japanese custom is to give baby
Urls the names of delicate and lovely
plants or flowers, while the boys are
Simply numbered, and are known as
|First boy, Second boy, and so on.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-23

Engravers are finding it difficult to
procure good lockwood. The box forests
'Cf Turkey, upon which the bulk of the
supply depends, are being wastefully
.ut, and few new trees are planted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-23

In order to test their sea-gOing quail
ties the monitors PaSsaie and Wyan-
dotte have been sent out from Norfolk
for 3 trip along the northern coast.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-23

enc ofthe maddest maniaes yet heard
|Ci materialized in st. Louis. He was
seen walking along the railroad track
rearing currency into small bits until he
bad destroyed over 81 900.
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1t is said that the prosecution has
rome into possession of some new and
Fery strong evidence in the Star Route
a>es. Ifthis is the fact, the next jury
|Vill probably raise the amount of the
ribe necessary to secure acquittal.
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The SJne at the Wreck

il was dead top indeed, and her body
a few momentl later lay at the Eighty
ninhth d strnnt Sthnnn hOlSp.
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4 patent has been issued from the
Texas land office to Richard King, the
,attIe man, conveying to him title to
1876 square leagues, or over half mill
lion 9rnps of land,
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Mississippi has the proper mode to
stop wife whipping. Five hundred dol
lars' fine and six months in Jail is the
pepalty for each offense.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-23

What if they Danish Arab Bey to the
United States? He can then say with
Cateline, whats banished but set
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Five summer hotels on the New Eng
land coast have been burnt within few
weeks, and in most cases many Of the
guests were compelled to flee for their
The daily gazette., 1882-06-08
THE DEAD PATRIOT.
Prep aratiOns for the Funeral of the
Gallant GariDaldi.

LUNDoN, June 7.-The Standards cores
pondent at Rome says the body of Garibaldi
lies clothed in red shirt. The room in
which it rests is filled with flowers and
wreaths.
The following is the telegram of condo
lence to Garibaldis family, sent by King
Humhcrt
Z" From my youth up, my father taught
me admiration for Garibaldi. Later | wit
messed his heroic acts, and in my family the
admiration and gratitude grew greater.
Accept my coincidence, which is shared by
the whole Italian nation"
The bust of Garibaldi is to be placed
beside that Of Count Cavour in the Cham
Der Of Deputies.
NJ. Gambetta has telegraphed to Menotti
Garibaldi recalling his fathers services to
France in 1879, and adding that the graft
| tude felt by France will make the death of
Garibaldi cause for national mourning.
CIVITA NECCHIA, June Z, $40 p. m.-SiX
steamers, having ON board the deputations
| from Rome, provincial delegates and various
workingmen's associations, left for Caprera
this afternoon. 1t liz calculated that 10000
persons will attend the ohsequies.
MADDALRNA, NEAR CAPRERA, June T.
The funeral procession will be led by de-
tachment of troops, with band and colors.
The coffin will follow, volunteers in the wars
for independence marching on each side.
The coffin will be followed by the Duke OF
Aosta, representatives of the Government,
Parliament, army and navy, members OF
the royal household and other persons.
CIvITA NECOuIA, June IA telegram
from CapreTa announces that the family OF
General Garibaldi have decided to abandon
the cremation of his body, owing to the
practical difficulties in the way of its accom-
plishment.
The remains will be inferred, provision-
ally at least, at Caprera ON Thursday.
LONDON, June THE work of embalm-
ing the body of Garibaldi was attempted toe
late. Difficulties regarding its cremation
have arisen An uninfammable sheet, in
which to cnvelop the remains for the preser-
vation Of the ashes, is wanting.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-08
PLAYING WITH MATCHES.
Some Children Set Fire to and Destroy
Two Frame Bath Ro0ms.

While playing with matches about $50
O'Clock this morning, some children set fire
to the frame bath rooms Of the houses 10 and
lO1S Girard street, occupied by Adam G.
Benson and Silas Murray, both colored. The
bath rooms were small structures, sup
ported on posts and connected to the second
story of the buildings, which arc three-story
bricks. An alarm was sounded from box 3,
Tenth and Orange, but before the engines
arrived on the ground the rooms were all
ablaze, the flames threatening to destroy the
main dwellings and thoadjOining properties,
which were in prime condition to feed a
eonnagration, being old and dry, as tinder.
Even after the engines arrived there was
considerable delay in obtaining water,
owing, some of thc fremen assert, to the
location Of the plugs When the
streams were gotten into service the
flames were soon extinguished and the
houses completely deluged from top to bot
tom. The bath rooms were entirely destroyed
and the window frames and roofs of the
main building damaged.
The household goods and personal effects
OF the two families were removed in safety,
but much damage was done by brcakagC
and rough handling.
The loss will probably not amount to over
500, and the buildings, which are owned by
Dr. j. Il. Tantum, are insured for 81 800 in
the Queen of Liverpool, l.. r. Buck d
Company placing the line.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-08
\ pLLoTAGE CRISIS.
Pilots Taking Out Della
ware Licenses.
1Phnulelphia Record, to-day. ]

philadelphia Record, to-day.l
The official announcement by the Board
of Port Wardens of the new pilotage rules
appears to have brought about something of
a crisis in pilotage affairs. So far as heard
from two Of the pilot boats (the Cope and
the Bayard) will refuse to be governed by
the new rules, and the following Pennsyl-
vania pilots have applied to the Delaware
commissioners for licenses under the Della
ware law: Frank Bradshaw, Thomas B.
Schelhngcr, s. w. Fowler, j. S. Rowland,
Frederick Connell and Aaron Marshall. As
the application of these pilots have been ap-
proved by Captain Virden they will, of
course, obtain their licenses. Virden
saws that he has been notified that many
more of the Pennsylvania pilots will make
application for Delaware licenses. Captain
Nirden says that he is in favor of the boats
cruising out to sea, but that the new regu-
lationS are impracticable.
President Ferguson, of the Board of Port
Wardens, said last night he did not consider
that the matter was serious. "0ur Board
has the power" said he, "to make new
pilots when necessary, and if we think
proper we ran license the tugboat captains
and even the captains of American vessels
of this port as pilots. The new rules, we
think, are entirely reasonable; and as a friend
of the pilots hope they will carry them out
We have no particular objection to a Della
ware pilotage system if it is a good one, and
| hope that the Delaware commissioners
will keep their pilots up to their duty.
| The new rules fully satisfy the COM
mercial interests of the port, and if the
pilots carry them out faithfully l do not
| think there will be any trouble in
getting the Pennsylvania rates advanced at
the next session Of the Legislature to the
Delaware figures. Then we can have a COM
petition on fair terms, and hope that it
may result advantageously. We intend to
enforce our rules, and if the pilots as body,
or any considerable number of them, array
themselves against the rules and against the
interests of the port they will discourage
their friends in the Board of Port Wardens
aud make an issue which can only end in
their Distress"
The daily gazette., 1882-06-08
EPIscopALIANs IN COUNCIL.
Ninety Annual Convention Opened
in Milford.

Bishop Lee yesterday morning called to
order in Milford the ninety annual
convention Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church Of the Diocese of Delaware The
rules governing last years convention were
adopted. g. NJ. Curtis of Newark was re-
elected secretary and George II. Bates, Esq,
Of Wilmington and DR.. Cuminins of
Smyrna assistant secretaries.
Rev. w. j. Frost, d. D., late director of
Holy Trinity Church, this city, presented a
memorial setting forth among other things
that he was excluded from IL seat IN the con-
venton by Bishop Ice contrary to the
canons of the church and that he was i'm
properly removed from the trustecship Of
the Theological Seminary, and concluded by
asking the convention to take some action
in the matter. The memorial was referred
TO n committee.
In the annual sermon of Bishop Lee an
account was given Of the founding ami pro-
gress of the church in the State. II was re-
solved to raise an endowment fund of
100000 by annual instalmeuts. About 30
delegates, clerical and lay, were in attend
ance.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-08
Frso.rrnders at Dinner.

NEW YORK, June S.-The Brooklyn Reve-
nue. Club last night had its annual dinner
in Hubel's Hotel, in Washington street.
Nearly 200 members sat down. Beecher
presided as one table, Gen. T. c. Christensen
at another, and Thomas G. Shearman at a
third. The bill of fare contained
vignette representing a small fishing
smack sailing by lighthouse. 1t was en-
titled "The American Flag ON the Ocean. "
The Hon. David A. Wells said there was n
social and commercial eonvulsion now pass
ing over this country, which was the natural
result of the protective system, and these
spasms would continue until the system was
abolished Congress, he thought, might
relieve the internal taxation rs concession
to public opinion. The late President Gar
field was a rank opponent to the protective
system. I.t
The daily gazette., 1882-06-08
POLITICAL coNvENTroNs.

+ lThe Ohio Greenback Convention met yes
tetday in Columbus, and nominated a full
tidket, headed by George L. Hotter, of Miami
county, for Secretary of State.
The Democratic State Convention of Ala
bama met yesterday in Montgomery, and
after nine Intellectual ballots for a candidate
for governor, adjourned until this morning.
The Liberal Anti Prohibition Convention
of North Carolina met yesterday in Raleigh,
and nominated for Congressman-at- at-large,
Oliver H., Dockery, Republican, and for
Supreme Judge, George N. Polk, Democrat.
The Democratic Convention of Lancaster
county, Pa, yesterday nominated 5. II.
REYNOLDS of Lancaster city, for Congress-
man, and Abram Collins of Marietta, for
State Senator. The delegates 10 the State
Convention were not instructed. ,s ~
The Republican State Convention of Ohio
met Yesterday in Columbus and nominated
ticket, headed by Charles Townsend for
Secretary Of State. The platform adopted
afiirms "the principle of protection as
adopted at the last Republican Conyen-,
tion," and recommends revision of the
constitution $50 that by specific taxation the
liquor traffic may be made to bear its share
of public burdens through regulation by
Congress"
The daily gazette., 1882-06-08
frn-hnr,s ncrnln hnlletin !

The barometer is highest oyer the Allan
tic coast districts and is generally below the
mean In the other sections of the country.
There are indications of the organization Of
a disturbance off the Mexican Gulf coast, but
nothing definite as to It's character or the
probable direction in which 1t will move
can be aseertained until this afternoon. It
is likely, however, that it will move
northward along the line Of the
Mississippi Valley until it merges with
the depression that overlies the lake
region. Should the high pressure area on
the coast remain nearly stationary during
the low centre's movement warm and hazy
weather will prevail. Rain fell on the
Western Gulf coast. Elsewhere fair or hazy
weather is reported. The temperature rose
IN the Eastern districts and remained nearly
stationary in the West and Northwest.
Brisk to fresh winds blew on the Western
Gulf coasts. They were from fresh to light
III the other districts. The weather in New
York and its vicinity to-day will be warmer
and hazy, followed by increasing cloudiness,
and possibly shower toward night. To-
morrow promises to be partly cloudy, with
light showers and stationary temperature.