davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-12
Build ND the System.

Strength evaporates fast at this season.
This Is especially the case with all who live
by the sweat OF their brow. From every
pore OF the sieve-like skin moisture
eXudes which contains the elements OF
vitality. Thereby the blood is irApoverish-
ed, the nerves relaxed, the muscles weak
ened, the digestion impaired, the bowels
disturbed, and the animal spirits depressed.
The constant drain thBt produces these
effects cannot be arrested, because II Is due
TO the heat of the atmosphere; but the loss
Of the DEMONSTRATING elements can be sup
piled by extra invigOration. Now, there
fore, is the time To resort 10 HoStetter'S
Stomach Bitters, the most powerful and
healthful OF all vegetable tOnicS. Long
experience has proved that nothing else
will efficiently sustain and regulate the
system, when whiting down under the
double pressure of excessive heat, and con-
slant physical or mental labor. All per-
SONS who have been tempted to try the
local "tOnicS" (SO-called) which have been
started by sOrdid speculator In almost
every town ana village, with view of
turning penny" by the credulity of the
unwary, know this 10 their cost. IL is a
wise maxim that says "hold fast 10 that
which iS good" OF the forty millions of
people in the United States, probably one
NTH have tested the restorative properties
of HoStettcr's BitterS and know IL 10 be IL
specific for dyspepsia, biliouSneSs, nervous
weakness, general debility, constipation,
fever and ague, and want OF appetite; that
any of these should be persuaded Ia expert
ment with the worthless nostrums, recon-
mcnded by INSCRIPTIONS and ignorant
empericS seems almost incredible.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-12
FROM OAKLAND.
OAKLANp, Jnlv ~, $50

OAKLAND July ~, 1870.
Editors OF the Register:
Mr. John W. Garrett, accompanied
by Rev. DR. John Lcyburn and some
twenty other eminent citizens Of Balti-
more, reached here Yesterday afternoon,
for the purpose Of defeating today,
the church recently erected here as a
memorial to his brother, the late Henry
:. Garrett. Representative Hamill
also accompanied the party. The cere-
mony of dedication was performed in a
most imposing and interesting manner
Rev DR.. Leyhurn officiating, assisted
bv Rev. Mr.. Martin, of New Creek,
Rev. Mr. Wallace and Hon. ?. llamill,
OF Oakland. The church was filled to
rcplction 10y residents and visitors, who
were deeply impressed 10y the solemnity
of the services.
The choir connected with the church
at Piedmont were in attendance, and
added largely by their fine vocal and
instrumental music to the interest OF
the occasion. The party return to
Baltimore tomorrow. Most of them
are familiar with Oakland and the SUI
pcrior accommodation Of the Glades
Hotel, so admirably managed 10y Mr..
John DALEY, OF your City Hotel
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Pullman, President Of
the famous Pullman Palace Car Com
pany, of Chicago, reached here this
morning, accompanied 10y number Of
his friends, in one of his splendid cars,
known as the "Algoma, which was in
spected with interest by many citizens
and strangers He goes East tonight,
with a view of sailing for Europe in a
few DAYS, it is understood, by one Of the
fine steamers of the Baltimore and
Bremen line
The number of visitors here is unu-
sually large, and the arrivals continue
10y every train. The season, indeed, has
commenced in good earnest, and pleas
urc-scckers are availing themselves Of
the many advantages in the way Of
salubrious air, hunting, fishing, delight
ful drives, &c, which are found only in
this delightful spot and vicinity. j.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-12
The Sultry Season.

The summer months are here, and rs
usual bring n long train OF diseases
many dangerous and fatal II Is the season
when nature can do little in recuperating
our exhausted strength, and when We are
required to fortify our physique against the
dangers arising from the universal preva-
lency Of sickness. The only true safeguard
Is that sure and reliable tonic and invigor-
ator MISHLERS HERB BTTTERS, which
is endorsed and recommended by the med
ical faculty and unnumbered thousands
of persons in every city, town, and village
in the country, who have tested its remedial
virtues, and by It's aid, preserved or recov-
cred their health. 1t will purify the Blood
and Secretions; cure every form Of Indiges-
ton, and afford immediate relief In cases
of Dysentery, Collie, Cholera, Cholera Nor
bus, and kindred diseases. Provide your
self no,c against time OF need. Delays are
often dangerous.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-12
HOUSE.

! a bill was introduced by Mr.. Nun
gen, and referred, providing for a joint
committee to inquire into the danger
threatening the country from Chinese
immigration, and report the proper
means for guarding against or advertlng
it, whether 10y specific legislation, by
change of the Constitution, by limita,
ton Of the time of sojourn or OF the
number of Chinese arriving in the
United States, by permitting each State
to prohibit the residence of Chinese
within its limits, or to place such re-
strictions thereupon as 1t may deem
proper, or by the total exclusion Of the
/ Chinese from the States and Territories
Of the Union, except As travellers and
merchants.
Mr.. Ferris offered Il resolution de-
claring that the i4th and 18th articles
of the amendment to the Constitution
having been duly ratified by three
fourths of tie several States are valid
20 all inten;s and purposes as part Of
the Constitution, and a. such are bind
ing and obligatory on the Executive,
Congress, :. JuucIary of the several
States aud rritories and all the :
izens of the United States. Adopted by
party vote.
Mr.. Davis. OF New York, owed to
suspend the rules and concur in the
Senate amendments to the natural!za-
tion bill Agreed to. The hill GOES to
the President.
Mr.. Allison, from the committee or
Wavs and Means, reported back the bill
providing that pork packers, lard rem
derers and those engaged in smoking
hams, caring meats and others known
as provision dealers, shall not he liable
to an internal tax levied on manutac-
lures, and renting any such tax as
sessed but not collected Passed.
Mr.. Butler of Tennessee, called up
the Kentucky contested election case Of
Seigler against Rice The resolution
reported by the majority was adopted
without division, so Rice retains the
seat.
Mr.. Washburne, of Wisconsin, from
the committee on Appropriations, re-
ported back the Senate amendments to
the naval appropriation bill, recon-
mending concurrence in some and non
concurrence in others. Agreed to and
q Conference committee ordered.
Mr.. Dawes, from the committee on
Appropriations, reported back the Sen
ate joint resolution appropriating SjO,-
600 to pay the expenses Of the Indian
delegations to Washington. Passed.
Mr. Paine called up the election case
OF Joseph Scgar, claiming seat as a
member at large from Virginia. The
conclusion OF the majority that Segar
was not entitled to seat, was agreed
to without a division.
Mr. Dickey, from the committee on
Appropriations, reported back the sub
stitute for the Senate bill, appropriating
S22j, 600 20 aid the Junction and Break
water Railroad Company Of Delaware
to construct piers in Delaware Bay, at
or near Lewis, Delaware.
4 point of order was sustained that
the substitute making the appropria.
ton must first be considered in the
committee of the Whole.
Mr.. Dickey moved TO suspend the
rules. Rejected.
The subject was then referred 20 the
committee of the Whole.
Mr.. Dickey moved to go into COM
mittcc of the Whole and lay aside all
special orders to take up the bill.
Pending the motion the House al
journcd.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-12
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY
The Virginia Legislature has ad-
joUrned until October lst

The Virginia Legislature has al,
joUrned until October lst.
The Harvards defeated the Eckfords,
Of Syracuse, y. Y, yesterday-30 to :.
The Athletics defeated the White
Stockings at Philadelphia Yesterday
l. to Is.
The Metropolitan Hotel Of New York
has reduced board to four dollars per
day, and the other first class hotels are
expected to follow.
1t is understood that one Of the con
tractors of the Toronto and Nipsing
railroad left Toronto for San Francisco
with view OF introducing cOoIie labor.
\ serious riot occurred in Louisa
county, Va, yesterday. Pistols and
krivrs were freely used Three men
were seriously wounded and a number
more or less injured.
James ONeill was hung last night
on Browns Bridge, nine miles from
Denver, Col by unknown parties. A
pacard was attached to the body with
the inscription Cattle Thief upon it.
Henry Coulter, OF Pittsburgh, chal-
lcnges James Renforth, the champion
sculler of England, to five mile scuiI
race on American waters for $1,000 Il
side. II Renforth declines the chal-
lenge is open to the word.
The steamship William Taber, Cap
tain IIutchins, which LETT New York
ON the llth of May, for San Francisco,
returned yesterday morning in com
mand of Captain William Plummer,
having been ordered home by the United
States Consul at st. Thomas, in conse-
quencc of mutiny among the crew, IN
which the Captain was implicated.
The newspapers of Philadelphia are
loud in their semand for paid fire de
partment in consequence of arson and
the riots OF Sunday 10y the volunteer de
partment The Goodwill and PhilaGel-
phia engine companies have been put
ont of service. The property destroyed
bv the Broad street fire was valued at
100000; insurance $4,000.
The obsequics of JAS W. Lingard,
the actor, who committed suicide on
Wednesday, were solemnized at Rev
DR.. Gallandet's Church, in 18th street,
New York, Sunday. Over four thou
sand people were present, including
Mrs. Lingard and her family and a
large number of friends Of the deceased
The service at the church was attended
with considerable feeling Mrs. Lingard
rode in her carriage to the grave, pro-
tected by policemen.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-12
From the Baltimore Sun of saturday.
Suicide Of LinSard the ActOr-"NOrt
Sinned Against than SHINING

Theatrical circles in New York, says
the SIN of that city, were agtated on
Thursday by the report that James w.
Lingard, the well known ACTOR, and
partner of G. i. Fox in the New Bowery
Theatre, had committed suicide. In a
letter to friend OF his, dated July 9th,
he spoke in the following strain:
Ny dear old friend Clute, think of me
sometimes as q man "more sinned
against than SHINING" and after allud-
ing TO some matter of private nature,
concluded by requesting his friend TO
have him respectfully buried in case
his body should be found. In another
letter to Mr.. Garland of the Garland
House. he said that his last hope, that
of going to Australia, was now gone;
and CONCLUDED by stating that he would
seek his end by either throwing
himself from the end of a wharf
or from one of the ferry boats on
the river. Several other letters,
including two to his wife, were also
written by the missing man. 1t ap-
pears that ever since the 18th of Octo-
Der, 1865, when the New Bowery
Theatre was destroyed by fire, Mr.,
Lingard has been more or less pecuni-
ariIy embarrassed. Ever since the
breaking up of his household. Mr.
Lingard has evidently been desirous of
leaving this country. lie had often
wished to 20 to Australia, and during
the past few weeks had make special
mention to his friends of his intention
to get the old actors to come to his as
Sistancc, and by a good benefit enable
him to 90.
On Wednesday Mr.. Lingard met his
brother George, who spoke to him on
some general subject, ard noticed that
he appeared agitated. For Il long
time past he has been in the habit OF
ircquenting bar-room on the Bowery.
He called there on Wednesday after
noon and went into the back room and
wrote several letters. 1t is said he
wrote two letters to Mrs. Lingard, in
which he upbraided her for her conduct
which led to this separation. During
the evening he appeared very much
agitated and restless in his manner, and
LETT about halfpast eight o'clock He
had not been drinking at all Mr. Lin.
gard was last seen at go on Wednes
day evening 10y Alderman Cuddy, on
Broome street, on his way to Broadway,
1t is supposed that he was on his way
to the west side cars, by which he
reached the Jersey ferries, but there is
no authentic information as TO what be
came of him after his leaving Broomt
street on Wednesday evening.
4 dispatch to the Associated Pres:
was received at Baltimore Yesterday
from New York as follows:
James w. Lingard, formerly theatr,
manager, disappeared some days since
leaving a note to his friends, saying they
never would see him again. His bod,
was found on yesterday in the river, an'
identified today.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-12
athceline Resister,
g@~ Market Reports on Third Page.
THE "FIRE Bug

Another alarm of fire was sounded
this morning, about half past o'clock,
in the 9th Ward. The fire was dicover,
ed in the stable Of Louis Eberling on
Market street, near the 9TH Ward Mar
ket House. The stable and out build
ings near intirely consumed. The
saloon kept by Hosenfeldt, next to the
stable, was also slightly damaged.
At the hour of going to press it is
impossible to estimate the loss or give
particulars. There is but one conclu-
sion, and that is, it was the work Of
incenliarism.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-12

PARIS, July 1.-THE strike at Mul.
house continues. Nearly sixteen hun,
dred workmen are idle The manufac.
tory of Messrs. Jourdain there has been
burned 1t is not known whether the
fire was accidental or the work of an
incendiary. Some two thousand troops
have been posted in and around the
town, but there has been no serious
outbreaks.
MADRID, July lit is stated that
at an interview on Saturday Serrano
told Mercier, the French Minister, that
as rule he never intertered with nomi-
nations for the throne, and desired it
not to be said Of him. He wished to
retain the Regency, and added that in
the affair of Leopold he acted as in
previous cases.
LONDON, lin the House OF Lords
Mr.. Granville, in reply to question of
Mr.. Malmasbury; said France having
announced her determination to resist
the election of Leopold, her Majesty's
Government, in connection with. other
powers, was using every means to pre-
serve peace and restore an amicahle uT-
derstanding.
Similar statements were made in the
House of Commons. Ottway said Eng
land had not expressed herself favora-
by on the selection Of Hohenzollern
for the Spanish throne.
Mr.. Gladstone added that his nomi-
nation had taken the Government by
surprise. France had threatened to
proceed to extremities, and should she
persist Her Majesty's Government
would exhaust every means to prevent
war upon a case so little warranting it.
The Pail Mall Gazette thinks the
case complicated by the awkward con-
sequences of Ollivier's declaration to
the Corps Legislatif 1t is difficult for
Prussia TO now withdraw or modify her
policy.
PARIS, July 1.-THE Gaulois says
the horses of the Emperor have been
sent to the frontier. 1t is asserted that
France will not consent to Il Congress
of the Powers until Prussia has yielded
on the question of Leopold's candidacy.
The reported telegraphic dispatch sent
yesterday from Ems TO the Emperor,
by Count Benedict, was so altered by
the Prussian telegraphcr that little of it
can be deciphered The only part that
could be understood was that Prince
Leopold had received the consent of the
King of Prussia to the acceptance of
Prims offer. Leopold is at Ems, and
sits in councils held 10y the King and
ministers. Paul d Arce left for Ems,
last night, with the last instructions for
Minister Benedict.
In the Corps Legislatif to-day Gram
mont declared that the Government un-
dcrstood the impatience Of the cham
bcrs and nation, but could not yet make
known the result Of the negotiations
1t awaited the answer upon which its
movements would depend. All foreign
Governments to which it had addressed
itself appreciated the legitimate com
plant of France.
BERLIN, July 1.-THE North Ger
man Gazette SAYS the words of Gram
mont in the Corps Legislatif were pro-
yoking rather than prudent language Of
a statesman. If this was the object of
thc Minister he had better ;akc care.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-12
FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, July IL.
SENATE.

The credentials of Senators Anthony
aud Cragin, reelected for six years from
the 4th OF March next, were presented.
A bin was passed directing the Sec.
retary of War to place at the disposal
of the President certain ordnance to be
used in the erection of an equestrian
statue to General Rawlins, and to con
firm the titles Of the purchasers OF lands
sold for taxes in the late insurrectionary
States.
TIE land grant bill, in aid of rail
road from Sioux City, Iowa, to Colum-
bus, Dakota, was discussed, amended
and passed.
The bill for pension to Mrs. Lincoln
was laid aside to take up the sundry
civil appropriation bill.
The Senate in committee OF the
Whole adopted the amendments re-
ported from the committee on Appro-
priations.
Without finishing the bin, the Senate
at . o'clock went into Executive ses-
sion
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-12
WASHINGTON NEWS.
Importation Of CoOlieS-Senat0rs
Norton and NOriOn-Cabinef Ru-
mors-ResOurces of Ohio Banks.
W ,,,,>..-.>, I,,l,, IN
WASHINGTON, july II
IMPORTATION OF COOLIES.

Inquiries have been submitted to the
State and Treasury Departments con-
ccrning the importation of coolies,
which will be likely to call for an eX-
tended research into the laws Of the
country respecting duties on importa-
tons for the performance of labor by
contract. Should the question be forced,
the Treasury will probably take the
ground that the emigration OF the
Chinese does not come under the head
of free emigration, and is therefore
hamprrcd hy certain restrictions.
The incipicncy OF the matterat preent,
however, affords no ground tor an early
decision, aut in the meantime Congress
may settle t,e question by legislation.
\ majority in the Senate, where the
scrvile bill is under discussion, are op-
posed to the Chinese importation. Gar
rett Davis denounces the Chinese as a
race with 4 language without an alpha
bet, a religion without a God, and death
NIlhOul an immortality.
SENATORS MORTON AND NORTON.
senator Morton, whose health lately
hSs become greatly impaired, is forced,
hy the advice of physicians, to forego
further service in the Senate this ses-
sion, and he left for his home this even
ing.
Senator Norton, OF Minnesota, who
was so low last night, is still alive.
CABINET RUMoRS.
Another Cabinet rumor relating 10
the possible retirement Of either Secre'
tarv Robson or Secreta ~. Cox, or both
is also quietly circulated. 1t is stateC
that the President has under considera
lion, in the event of the rejection by tht
Senate of the nomination of Mr.. Olive
to the District Supreme Court, a lit'
position, the propriey Of appointln:
Mr.. John NJ. Langston, colored law
Yer of note, who is at present the law
professor at the Howard University.
RESOURCES OF OHIO BANKS.
One hundred and nineteen banks Q
Ohio, not including those of Clevelan'
and Cincinnati. report among their re
sources on the 9Th of June the follow
ing cash items Specie, S15.5Sj; lega
tenders, S2,S62 ,032; fractional currency
S94,S37; three per cent, S325, 600. Th,
liabilities include $l5,00O,0OO capital
Sl3,000000 National bank notes, anC
Si4,000,000 of deposits
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-12
The Latest and Choicest.

SEA MOSS FARINE-Said IN be very fine
for Deserts and an elegant and
dainty dish for the sick.
COX'S SPARKLING GELATINE-An old
favorite with the ladies for Jeliies-
bright, clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY wINE-Just the az
tice TO use with Cox's Geiatine-Of
rich and luscious flavor.
BAKERS COCOA-Warranted Pure, de-
licious and nutritious beverage.
HECKERS FARINA-Prepared especially
for invalids and children.
ANGUSTURA BITTERS-The genuine ar
ticle for ladies and children in feeble
health.
VINE OF PEPsIN-The most perfect FEM
edy for indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN STARCH-FoT Pudding and Gus
TAPIOCA-A splendid desert, either alone
or with Berries
At LAUGHLIN, SMITH & COS,
Wholesale Druggists,
iun.- Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-12
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
NEW YORK, July II.

NEW YORK, July III.
\ Washington special says that the
President, in conversation with prom
inent Senator, mentioned the name of
Wendell Phillips in connection with
the Mission to England, the Mis-
sion to Berlin and the Secretaryship OF
State. The names of George P. Marsh,
Senator Conkling, Caleb Cushing and
General Butler were also spoken Of in
a friendly spirit. 1t was suggested, in
view Of the opposition of Senators Sum-
ner, Wilson and Others, members of the
New England delegation in Congress, to
the removal of Mr.. Motley, that no OBJ
lection could be urged against Mr..
Phillips from that quarter; that he
was a Representative American, not
likely to be infuebced by English pc
culiarities; that he is well known in
England, and appreciated for his ac-
knowledged ability everywhere, and
would at once take a leading rank
among the diplomatists Of the world.
The merits of other gentlemen were
also discussed with liberality and favor.
The President, however, gave no indi-
cation Of future appointments.
The Conference committee on the
funding hill have agreed to provide for
the issue OF a thousand millions Of
thirty year bonds at per cent, three
hundred million fifteen year bonds at
II per cent, and two hundred million
ten year bonds at ) per cent. The sec
ton allowing gold deposits in the treas
ury, limits the interest to =! per cent.
All national banks hereafter organized
are required TO take the new bonds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-12
1t Stands UnriyaIed!

KHAFTS DIARRHEA COMPOUND
Safe and sure. A cure guaranteed in every
case. Keep ii in your house. Take il with
you when you travel. Sold by dealers in
medicine everywhere.
WHEELING, May lst, lS70.
Mesrs. McCdbe, Kraf 4 Coz
GENTLEMEN-It affords me pleasure 10
add my testimony to the superior merits oi
"RrGn's DidTrhed Compound" had occa-
sion 10 use IL, in SeUeTe and prutrdcted illness,
and confidently recommend IL, as being the
mos Invaluable Preparation that have ever
used. ]. b. HUGHES,
OF Hughes, Thompson & Hibbarl.