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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-11
Looking Up-The Chances of Cuba.
From the New York Times

From the New 1Ork llmes.J
1t now begins to look worse than ever
for the Spanish power in Cuba. The
sudden resignation of the Captain Cen
eral under mob pressure, the savage
demonstrations of the loyal volunteers,
the souabbles between the Spanish lead
ers, the compulsory resignation of a num-
Der of the principal functionaries, the
decentralization OF the Spanish party, the
antagonism between the regular and vol
unteer troops-these and other details
reported by the Havana cable within the
last few days, bstoken q breaking up OF
the ground on which the Spanish author
ity rests. We have all the signs that or
dinarily appear in connection with a fail
ing cause. Aud if to these we add the
facts that the revolutionists are now rap
idly supplying themselves with arms,
that the leaders are learning the art OF
war and their followers are acquiring the
courage to fight, that the prevalent an
archy in the island is all in favor OF the
insurrectionary side, that the hot season
gives them a new advantage, and that in
all respects they are in better condition
now than ever before-we shall see that
the prospects Of the revolution are bright
ening as those of the Spanish party ere
becomiHg hopeless.
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Prof. Agassiz says that fishis kind Of
food which rsfresbes the system. es-
peciAlly after intellectual fatigue, There
Is no other article that supplies the waste
of the head so thoroughly as fish diet !
and the evidence Of il is in the fact that
ell the inhabitants Of the sesshores the
world over are the brighter population OF
the country. Fish contains phosphorus
to q large extent, Q chemical element
which the brain requires for growth and
Lealth.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-11

OF the children born in Paris one
fourth are illegitimate, and one-third die
before attaining the age Of five years,
Two deaths occur among the illegitimate
infants TO one among the legitimate. The
native population Of the city dimiuishes
by two-fifihs in each generation; so that
but for replenishment from without the
city would be depopulsted in less than
three generations.
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"To abolish war;" said Professor
Chase ct the Synod, sit will be neces-
sary to rouse the Christian church from
it's lethargy;" but if the existence OF
peace is TO be taken ss sign that the
church is not in q lethsrgic state, the
church must always have been in q leth-
arsy. At the time Of the birth Of Jesus
The temple of Janus was shut, but It has
been open ever since.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-11

Both of Victor Hugo's sons have been
indicted for violations Of the press laws,
and will probably be imprisoned for a
year or two,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-23
ARKANSAS.
Mere 0utrages by CiaytoHt Negro
miIitia-wide spread Desolatiou
and Terror Among the People.
rFEun The Memphis Avalanche l7;5

FEun the Memphis AvzlAsG5c- lst1
All accounts from Cri.terden county
are OF similar import, and contrR the
worst that has been told concerning the
conduct of the militia towards the cIiI-
zens. The negro militia are rowing over
the country in strong armed squads,
taking everything they fancy and de-
s;roying much that they cannot carry.
4 reign OF terror prevails which i diff
fculJ TO be understood abroad. The
worst days OF the war have returned
upon the people. All business Is sus-
pended, aud the people are afraid 70
complain or attempt 20 escape.
Day before yesterday gang Of the
militia went TO the house Of Ny. Jack
Ware, near Marion, sd original aud
consistent Union man, and sacked his
premises Of everything valuable. He
was well-to-do in the world, but the
work OF nearly life time was swept
away before his eyes in al hour. Many
other citizens in the neighborhood were
treated in the same DanLer.
On the same day 8 party OF the negro
militia attempted 70 outrage the per-
sons OF four highly respectable white
Isdie-Mrs. JEFF. Reeves, Miss SEep-
stou, daughter Of the newly elected
Radical county clerk, and two others,
names unknown. By some means the!
were foiled in their dsunable attempt,
and several Of them were arrested.
The officers threatened 20 make exam
pies Of them, bat 50 far all examples
have been on the other side.
Last Thursday night, we learn, the
FIVE citizens who have been held IS
hostages, were hung up By General
Cpham until life was nearly extinct, 10
try TO force them TO disclose iacts sup
posed 20 be in their possession Moth
ing, however, was elected, as the VIC
TINS Of this torture probably knew
nothing 70 tell. When cut down il was
found that they were nearly dead, and
one of the number Was restored 70 life
with great difiezlty. This statement
comes from 3 reliable freedman, and Is
supported by respectable testimony.
Friday night three Of these citizens
were spirited away and have not since
been heard from. Their fate Is unknown,
bat no one knowing the reckless char
acter of the militia would Be surprised
10 hear that the gentlemen so long IN
carcerated and tortured without calsei
except mere barbarisu. had been uur-
dered in the woods Two Others are
vet in Jail at Marion, and have but
elimmeEing hopes of liberation, or even
life.
We are satisfied that the tenth part
OF the many outrages committed By the
militia in Arkansas has never been pub
lished, and probably never will be. Inc
means of violence and oppression are
abundant, bat the complaints OF the
~ronged people travel on tardy WE 2
II was reported yesterday that the
negro militia had nearly al left the
neighborhood OF Marion for Mississippi.
county, above, where they viii OF
course re-enaet the fearful scenes Of
pIuRder, and ruin, and personal InInr!
perpetrated in other portions Of the IN
fortunate State
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-23
West Virginia Legislature.
FRIDAY, January p, 1893.
SENATE.


Prayer BY the Rev. Jonathan Row
ley.
A message from the House announced
the passage Of q joint resolution fixing
next Monday for the election of Pub
lie Printer, which, after being amended
by making the time next Wednesday,
was adopted
Mr.. APPLEGATE introduced . bill to
authorize Joseph H PendletoD, OF
Brooke county, to practice Law without
taking the test oath. Read the nrst
time.
On motion of Mr.. Wilson, leave was
granted to withdraw the petitions let
ters, g., accompanying Mr.. Pendleton1s
former application.
Mr.. Wilson introduced bill 10 grant
further powers to the Citizens Street
Railway. Read first time.
Mr.. CHAPLINE introduced q bill au-
thorizing the trustees Of the ETangei-
ical Lutheran Church OF Shepherds
town TO borrow money. The bill was
passed.
On motion of Mr.. BCRLEI,
Rssolred, That the committee on
County Organizations, &c, inquire INTO
the expedieney Of reporting bi!
amending the charter OF the town OF
New Martinsyille.
Mr.. PHELPS, from the committee on
Elections and Priv yileges, submitted 3
report, but il was recommitted.
Mr.. PHELPS presented the petitions
of W. W. Brown and Henry J. Fisher,
Jr., praying that they may be permitted
10 practice law without taking the test
oath. Referred TO Judiciary committee:
Mr.. FARNSW0RTH (Mr. PHELPS
in the chair presented the petition OF
Andrew PoundstoHe and Others, praying
that " Liggett be relieved from taking
the suitor's test oath. Referred 10 the
Judiciary committee.
On motion Of Mr.. PHELPS, the Sen
ate bill to incorporate the Great ha-
nawhs Improvement Company was LAID
on the table.
On motion of ar. CHAPLISE, the
House bill TO provide for publishing the
Code was taken from the table. Re-
ferred to the Judiciary committee.
Mr.. PHELPS introduced a joint reso-
luton, asking Congress TO make do
nation 70 the West Virginia Centra!
railway. Lies over under the rules.
Mr. CHAPLINE introduced a joint
resolution authorizing the Governor 70
employ additional counsel 10 assist the
Attorney General 10 the case Of sI pdT't
William 4. QaarrieE, in the Supreme
Court. Lies over under the rules.
The joint resolution inviting Miss
Anna Dickinson 10 lecture in the
State Capital was rejected.
Asinrrraf
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-23

Hon. Janes Thgnp,on ,

Hon. Jaaes Th0npsoH,
Judz, Of tie sapreas Court Of Pssnsyiv1aiA.
PfiLsf>lyLia Ap-il = ls6s.
I CONSIDER 'Hoo-A.ds German BittsTs 6
r,-luasle sl14i-iE< II e1se Of attacks q In3iEss
tiO1 o. DyEpepsi2 I ez1 certify this frU1a n
sIp=ris1os of a.
Yours, Nth respect
JAMES THOMPSON
Frgz Rsr. Jot>pk Il. EeHHa-3, D. d.,
Pastor Of ths Tsuih BaPtiss Chu-vh- Psi-A-
delphiA
Dr.. Ja<Es5H-DSAr Sir: have been irsqaeni-
j. requested 20 ooa1ect ny nE-e vita reeSa
Eeri2ti0Es of different kinds 0f Decie1Hes 2si
regarding The prScTios O5S q ny AYPIopI..I1t .1te
spte-e have u ~ easSs cecI1Sc; 9ai Elih
c,.ar pTu-yf n TzTi0Rs instances AID RAr1lea-1E
u n zyOEz family of the uss Of u hoolAAa
GerzAa BifteTs depart fgr oEee troa n Is5A.
osurss 70 express ny fan eo1TlGtl0a iA1t- ~
,srsr1l Ls5iZitg e ~ F,Itens- s'-a ssTSSe-s JgE
Lir,r CgnJLssEt. = u : s-fs s7.1 Fe:si'@ 5rsSs-
r-.ga II sone csses Z 1sy iAil o1t us1ALy,
G0u5t zo,. IL VII - very bs1s-eiA - ih0Ss
zko s4Her fru-z tl1e 1b0Te ca1ses-
:. 4 EESNARD,
EiEsth- beloU COS-ss s.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-23
A prominent and reliable Republicar

4 Appointment and reliable Republican
Of Georgia took it upon himself to in
quire Of the sheriffs, clerks and ordina-
ries in attendance on the convention at
Atlantis, as to the condition Of affairs
in their several localities. One hundred
and thirteen counties were represented,
among the oficers Of which his inquiries
were general. He gives as result that,
without single exception, they report
the prevalence Of peace, quiet and good
order. A kind feeling exists between
the white and eolored population The
people are animated bya common pur-
pose to obey the laws, preserve order
and good feeling, aRd devote themselves
10 their individual pursuits.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-23
The Senatorial Qaesiion.
E4:.c-s osihs RsEy;e-

E4.;c-s Of TIE RsE-s;e-
A. your columns are open 10 all who
wish to address the public on the sub
iec- Of Who should be United States
Senator from this State il place OF HoI.
Pc. Van Wrinkle. and whom Democratic
members Of tie Legislature should cast
their ballots ior, l most respectfully
make nv bow and crave hearing. II
the first place. understand it Is pretty
generally conceded that the contest !s
narrowed down 70 three gentlemen, VIZ {:
Gover1o. BoTeusn, Hon. c. D. Hub
bard and NJ. Archibald ". Campbell.
Now. s.rs. which Of these gentlemen,
ici.;2g them by their respective
merits. should Democrats desire % see
occupy the seat ci NJ. Van W!lk.e :
Let u 60 back 20 aC;!-Tar times and
,Ae bow matters stood then. The writer
wa> a citizen OF PaIkeTsblrg when the
war commenced. and was familiar with
the popular idea Of the views and oplr-
ions OF Gov. \. l. BOreuap.ard be Es.e as
serts, without fear o! contradiction. that
that gentleman WIS looked upon -
hich-toued citizen who was bitter N
I his hostility 20 the John Browrlsn that
/ was then gaining : rEm footing
lin The Panhandle Of Virginia,
and to-day believe 1e IS
not il full sympathy with the !acob!ns
and thar he will whenever the split
which is morally certain TO take place
} in the Republican party, ear! 10 Gen.
Grants administration. comes OF be
foCcd where he once was, in the ranks
Of tie Conservatives, battling aobly
I against the hosts OF Northern smalgs-
mstors sod Degr0-worshiPeTs- am
fully aware that you, gentlemen Of the
, REGISTER, don't relish this sort Of
talk about the Governor, but yorT
. hostility 20 him don't alter facts.
OF Mr.. Hubbard have net a
word 70 say: be !s a perfect
gentleman. made a pretty honest repre-
sentative, and l think. next 70 Governor
b. should prove acceptable 20 Demo
cratic people. Archibald W. Campbell
: tie other candidate spokeR OF in con-
lection with this honorable position.
lts. AIchy. the notorious sgitatOT, the
lifelong enemy Of Democrats and every.
thing Democratic, the man who when be
vas a mere youth started al abolition
paper n cCr midst and commenced his
suti SLAYER? crusade, the very nan who
of al Others : West Virginia to-day Is
responsible fsS the prosecutions and
5isfranchisemeo;s which disgrace our
State and have brought ruI1 upon our
people. Elect such nan 70 the United
States Senate by Democratic votes
No. never! The Democratic member
Of the Legislature tia; votes 70
make the Wendell Philip, Q.
West Virginia United State.
Senator. digs his own grave ::
deep that the hand Of POlL;ies. rese.
rection will never reach him Give q
Boreuan: give u Hubbard, or give Z
suy of the smaller fry that seek ~
place: but for heavens sske, Democrat
ie members Of the Legislature, neTs
give Us Campbell. II he IS 20 be l.
Senstor, let II be the work Of RadicaI
ism alone
ALWAYS FoR IHE RIGHT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-23
SOUTHERN NEWS.

Excellent oysters sell at 81 per 1oV
in Pensacola, Florida
Kansas City, Mo- supports seven
breveries-
There Is no money in the North Caro-
lima Treasury.
ST. Joseph, No., has sl4 miles Of mac
adamized streets.
4 woman missionary visited Colun-
bus, Ga, recently, but failed to make
any eonEerts-
Brenham. Texas. has produced cali
with three horns and three eyes
Rhea, Smith & Co, of Nashville,
Tennessee, have given one Thousand
barrels of eobs 10 the poor Of that csty'
Cotton-seed meal is being shipped IN
large quantities from Tennessee 10 Ohio,
as food for cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bibb, of Montgomery,
Alabama, celebrated the fftieth annl-
versary Of their marriage on the lsth
instant.
John L. Davis, an old and respected
citizen of Huntsville, Texas, was way
laid azd killed by Negro few days
ago.
General Wade Hampton and family
are spending the winter at his planta-
tion in Washington county, Mississippi.
There are eighteen million acres OF
land in Florida subject to the claims Of
actual settlers under what is known as
the homestead act.
4 little child in Columbus, Georgia,
was given q dose Of patent chill cure,
purchased OF peddler, and died in two
hours
wildcat insurance companies four
ish in Texas. Several of the most no
torious have recently been ventilated.
The oyster tax at Richmond, Va, for
the quarter ending December 81,
amounted TO s23,5o4 76.
William E. Meade, for stealing, and
Archer Foster, for malicious shOotingi
were pardoned from the Virginia peni-
tentisry By Governor Wells on Friday
week.
Il is stated that white lsbOrers and
white help of ali kinds are in great de-
maud at Water Valley, Mississippi, and
that good permanent situations can be
had at fair wages.
". T. Byron, Of Tullahoma, Tenn,
writes TO the Nashville Banner that the
reported outrages upon revenue officers
in that section OF the State are without
foundation.
a new radical paper is 70 be started
at Gadsden, Alabama, shortly. II is a
genuine missionary enterprise, as the
people are al thoroughly Democratic.
LIE. Haryie, of Virginia, in letter
to the Richmond Enquirer GAd EIGAiAeT,
declares himself against the scheme OF
the Washington committee for recon
structipg that State.
The case Of Louis Martin, Tor the kill
ing of Salvador Fernandez at New Or
leans. has not yet had preliminary
examination. II IS exciting the deepest
interest throughout the city.
While attempting to cross The Escam-
Jia river, near Milton, Fla, in a small
boat. few nights ago, Vim. T. Laskey,
Joseph JaE1igaH, Wm. JaT2igsa. Jr.,
James Thompson, Nathan Townsend.
aad three colored men were drowned.
Two young men in Galveston, Texas,
recently fought according to the rules
of the prize ring for 800 side, and the
girl they both loved. The victor is TO
marry the girl as soon as bis mug IS
presentable.
At the last meeting of the board Of
trustees Of Washington College, in sc-
cordance with the recommendation OF
General Lee, measures were adopted for ]
the establishment OF practical scientific /
upon an extensive scale.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-23

Last Monday night three masked men
took negrs out in Maury county, Ten
nesseO, and whipped him so severely
that he died the same night from the
effects of the terrible gashes cut on his
back and neck. The Nashville Pres
azd Tines copied the above item frcm a
Tennessee paper, without adding the
closing paragraph Of the original srti-
Gle, which reads: i" The negro is said to
have been a good Conservative, and
was on the very best terms with the
leading white citizens of the neighbOr-
hood =
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-23

4 blast furnace has been established
on the Tennessee river, where they are
making from the Grade ore the best pig
iron. Coal is only about 300 feet from
the furnace, and the iron 500 feet.
This furnace has built mp in the past
SIX moaths village Of about 90 souls.
1t IS expected that the rails for the pro-
posed Chattanooga and Cincinnati rail
road will be Manufactured from the iron
Of this furnace.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-23

Major John B. Lockman was shot and
killed in Galveston, Texas, Friday
night, By Leroy and Henry Cotton.
They had quarreled few days before.
The murderers are in jail under strong
guard, threats of lynching having been
made. Major Lockman was a native OF
Norfolk, Va, and Was on the staff OF
Gen. 7. D. Hindman during the war.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-23
1t'heelius Rrgistsr
saturday, Januar! SS'
The City EIeetlon

The City EIeetlon-
This j. tie lss; working day prior TO
The city e.ec;iUu. Il will be improved
by those Who oagbt no. 70 sGeeeed. Ii
ought 70 De devoted % work Iy tAe
friends of good government in the city
We would uul have any one suppose
,hat.his s!ecr:o- : 90 be c2rEied IN The
interest, Of Nv aaG o.dr: s.UPi! Oy
-e,5 ui.ae. aud. q 2u'Yose 10 vote
right OF Mg.day. t. defeat the SHAN
rr,- r-,,-ll..,,. aided a. it : by uufoT-
innate circumstances, there should be
active personal eIerrion 90 the part oi
those opposed TO Il.
II ali those who are Interested, 5os'-
rs,, uea. laJo.ing men, professional
men. rieh men sud poor men, Will ihls
dag gse ,-eir Persoa4l influence IN tbs
.zh, direction. and OF Monday attend
p The polling Of tse votes they can
lrI.y o1r. they may rest assured Of sue
ees,. And Why should they not make
-h- s=g.:' There is not a man who has
, 55Gs-. family. " any other Interest
r=aa.r.1g :ae protection Of law, but
wgD,d md D., time well spent did he
devote a.. iha: = now left 20 prevent
i-g the triumph Il the dangerous
clement. bow se-SluE 70 control the
,.-.. Tbis = 70. matter Involving
merely the se.fsye Of heavy tax payers-
Tzrrs Ar- Dta-g questions :Gzl that OF
money involved q TD~ contest. The
g.ug.rsr citizen "a, nights at stake;
,-- -,..sr,- u.au 10 the community has
G-rr cpacsru n ihe result. Every
y..e.. ALL eaa ~ s-y way Re injured
5v the ru!- gl .aElesSue>s. viii be affect
Ell by tie IssUe-
Aua;cL, produce. had state Of So
-.rty. /. cI.yV.r- business, aud pros
,.-.s, labor UudeT il, persona! satety
+, -.-.-sib.e: homes and families are
g-g:U..c.-d: force takes the place II
"a: ;lr weak become the prey Of The
strong. and the lawlsss Ineu whom gov
-r.u-u, s:.lct.y enforced serve, 20 Te-
strain. ale lzf: to pursue with !mPuoli!
Their career o; violence and outrage
The y1bIr reputation, that without
Which -o community csa prosper. : NJ
-rr.v ru...... --l a.. v-0 fee. 81 inter
ct rb-rsia pal;aEe Ui the disgrace II
view oftls-e facts. .rr the friends Of
.aw .-d order give active sid 20 the
r--. q. reform.
Tl.r- are some v1o ~ou.d excuse the
rrv.r1. police ilef5cieucy on the
ground ia; he head Of the syytem IS
lo, persona .ry bad man, tLa' hr can
DO, 5e charged With wiak,gg a; dis
order 5s completely IL .aw-bEe4l.Eg,
alG some 20 - Jar a. 70 ref. a.. oPPo-
sion q ban solely 10 lis PvcG.!a. s;!i
a-d manner. The Argument IS .lsGth-
e,-st We waive al discussion @: the
lr5..lu4l. /. there axe aay points 70
- made ether eay. tie public can
make hem 0--n-1- our a.d. We simPl?
ps.z,rg r5y facts % ;be wretch7tly
u s..v-..st a-I 5is5:l--.y condition
%. ,F-.,.,y. a,u resting the case here.
G-sr.-- That 10 o5scs- E-U = re.p0usi-
h.- f1r such results ought 70 be en-
trusted with power. I: ;L4; 0.1ceE be a
ri-. man BE-. : unworthy of the public
.,--s--rs. # he b. a voor man the fact
=, s7,n.s No matter what his sta
- f., .,.,-,v. We would say. as we
r,,y .,v commit the public interests 20
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-23

WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are made strong by th@ 1se Of either OF tbese
rs-sIs. TlgJ EiQ c--r every czss Of Ma
RASNCS, EltaoGf AL
Tkszsa16s q certificates have scran lLzssc
Il TIE hands % TIE proprietor. but splos viii
sl.1= q TIE 915-lcBt on o. BAT . feE. Th0ss,
4 I'll - ob.zTvei z-e men OF 10ts and 0f s-cs
.-s-I--- IA. ~ r-.t - h.,L@rei