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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-08

da State Court, Deputy U. s. Marshal
and the last leading Republican in Jack
son county. More than sixty murders
and assassinations have occurred IN
jackson county within two years past
all OF the victims being Republican,
and several of them prominent men,
The actual Republican majority in
Jackson county is 800, but in Novem'
ber last, through intimidation, 1t was
reduced to IA.
Important to Tobacco shippers.
Representative Pratt made an argu'
ment before Commissioner Pleasanton
Yesterday in behalf Of tobacco shippers
and received assurances that an order
would soon be issued to the effect that
proof of loss of tobacco in shipment
under bond will be received in abate'
ment of the tax. Heretofore the ship
per who lost his tobacco was required TO
pay the tax.
The North Carolina SenatOrship.
The Senate committee on Privileges
and Elections met this morning for the
further consideration Of the case OF
Vance and Abbott, both claiming the
vacant seat in the Senate from North
Carolina. 1t seemed certain that Vance 8
claim will be decided invalid, and 1t is
also probable that the committee will
reach the same conclusion in regard to
Abbott, thus necessilating new elec,
ton.
Income Tax Returns.
Commissioner Pleasanton has issued
a special circular calling the attention
of all revenue officers to the proviso Of
the act of July l4th, 1870, to reduce
internal taxation and prohibiting the
publication Of income tax returns, ex-
cept such general statistics, without
specifying the names of individuals or
firms, as may become public under the
rules prescribed by the Commissioner.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-08

The Situation Grows More Alarming
"A Battle .Raging-Terror Reicns
In Paris.
Special to the World.I
PARIS, April THE situation is
hourly becoming more alarming. The
forces Of the Commune are growing
stronger. Theirs proposition to treat
has inspired the Commune with fresh
hopes, and it is believed they have one
hundred thousand men, who will be
ready to-day.
A battle is raging in the field between
Chattillon and Van Vres. In the lat
ter place the insurgents maintain the
fort. The slaughter on both sides, yes.
terday and to-day, was fearfnl. Terror
reigns and the prisons are crowded.
The churches and houses of aristocrats
are pillaged, and all the priests impris-
oned. On this Good Friday there were
no religious services in Paris. German
intervention is the only hope.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-08
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

w. J. Rose, a we'll known journalist
OF New York city, died Wednesday.
Returns from all parts OF Wisconsin
indicate that Hon. w. P. Lyon will
receive 10000 majority for Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court.
Reports from the southern part OF
Illinois show that the crop of winter
wheat is very large, and the general
testimony is that its present promise is
unprecedented.
Good Friday was observed yesterday
in New York city by partial suspen-
sion of business and solemn services in
all the Episcopal and Roman Catholic
churches. The Stock and Gold Ex-
change held no sessions, while the
Courts stand adjourned until Monday.
Many public offices and public schools
were closed.
The Germans of Cleveland, Ohio,
have nearly completed their arrange
ments for the grand Peace Jubilee, to
commence by concert this Saturday
evening and terminate with ball on
Monday v night. The celebration will
be one OF the grandest ever witnessed
in that city. The triumphal arch in
the public square will cost about $l200.
One hundred and fifty voices will take
part in the concert.
The body OF q woman elegantly at
tired in a silk sealskin cloak, with sew
eral valuable diamond rings on her
fingers, fine gold watch, &c, was
found floating in North river, New
York, on Wednesday evening. 1t was
subsequently recognized as that Of Mrs.
Emma Fox, wife of the late W. W.
Fox, who died a few weeks since at the
Everett House, New York city. She
was supposed to be possessed Of con-
siderable wealth, but the circumstances
impelling her to suicide are not known,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-08
NEW YORK.
French Relief-Assaulted In the
opera House-American Bible So

French Relief-Assaulted In the
opera House-Amerfcan Bible So
ciety.
NBw YORK, April THE Chamber
Of Commerce committee for the reliefof
the suffering people of France had a
meeting this morning. Charles Mar,
shall, chairman, stated that in conse-
quence of speculation in provisions en-
tered into after France was reopened to
commerce, and the sudden influx OF
supplies previously purchased by the
government for use as soon as commune
cation was restored, there is now a
superabuudant food supply in the coun,
try. Nevertheless there is still much
suffering among the people, especially
in places where there are not sufficient
means of transportation, and relief can
only be sent in the form Of money. On
these reasons it has been found deslra'
BILE to convert into cash supplies already
sent out by the committee, as we'll as
those remaining on hand in this city.
A resolution was adopted authorizing
the Executive committee to take that
course.
Jay Gould was assaulted in the par
quette of the Grand Opera House last
night by Deputy United States Mar
shall Survis, who had an injunction to
serye The assailant was to-day held
to answer at general sessions.
The American Bible Society yester'
day elected Rev. f. w. Gilman Cores
ponding Secretary, and appointed Rev.
DR.. States, of Brooklyn, delegat e to at,
tend the anniversary of the British
and Foreign Bible Society in London
next month. Receipts for the year
ending April lst, $4,000, and 95l 600
R;blao ond Testa m enta wpre iasupd
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-08
ALBANY. n. Y.
Destructive Fire-Loss Half q MIL.
lion Dollars.

lion DOLLARS.
ALBANY, April "A fire at Weed,
Parsons & Cos printing house broke
out shortly before 5 o'clock this morn
ing in one Of the rooms on the 9Th
floor Of the building. The night-vatch.
man discovered it and found it was in
the electrotype foundry. The alarm
was sounded and the fire department
arrived, but their efforts were in vain.
So irresistible was the fury of the FIRE,
so impetuous its force, that in less than
an hour the vast building was a MACS
of burning, smoking ruins. The books
of the concern, valusbles from the safe
and some law, medical, legislative and
miscellaneous volumes, issued by the
house and on the first floor, were re.
moved in safety. With these excep.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-08

l37 MARKET STREET,
West Side, Two Doors Above Monroe.)
Where they make to order Ladies
and Gentlemen's Boots, Shoes and Caters
in every style They also keep a fine as
sortment OF first-class Eastern goods, which
they will sell very low for cash.
P. S.-They have the exclusive right 10
make and sell the celebrated Excelsior
Cater. -
Removed.
1t will be seen by the above advertise
ment, that FEARGUS WHALLY, late at
Foryey d Clemens, has formed partner
ship with Frank Dalbey, and opened a
Boot and Shoe store at No. IG Market
street. two doors above Monroe, CRsed d
Jones old stand, where they keep a full
assortment Of their own make and Eastern
Boots and Shoes uar8
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WASHINGTON.
Prospects OF nm AdjOurnment-Th
Ku.Klux Bill-The Mississippi
River Changing its Channel.

WASHINGTON, April THE prospects
now are that an adjournment can be
reached by Saturday Of uext week. The
House Ku-Klux till will probably be
referred to the Senate Judiciary COM
mittee to-day, by whom it will be re-
ported back next day or Monday at the
farthest, when, after two or three days
debate, the Republican Senators will
agree to sit until vote is taken. 1t is
not believed the bill will be amended in
the Senate in any important respect.
The hasty manner in which amend
ments were made in the House will
render some changes in phraseology
necessary, in order to make the bill
read smoothly.
Engineer officers who have charge Of
the surveys and Improvements upon
the Western rivers, report that the Mis-
sissippi river is changing its channel so
that Vicksburg will soon become an in
land town unless immediate preventa-
i've measures are taken. The main
channel is now Immediately under the
bluffs upon which the town stands,
making one OF the best harbors upon
the river, but in few months the en-
gineers are confident a cutoff will be
formed across the low sandy peninsula a
opposite Vicksburg, through which the
greater portion of the current will pass,
leaving not enough h water at the levees
of the town to float steamboat. 10
prevent this it will be necessary to con-
struct stonework called revetment,
which, it is estimated, will cost s., 49,
345.
The High Commission. The Con.
necttcut Representatives.
1t is reported as coming from mem
b,rs of the Joint High Commission on
the part of the United States, that they
have little hope Of being able to present
a treaty which will be acceptable to the
Senate. 1t seems to be conceded by
the best informed persons who occupy
high official positions, that should Con
gress adjourn before the treaty is ready
to be presented, the Senate will be con
vened in extraordinary session, and
that at least two weeks will be con
sumed in discussing the treaty.
Mr.. Starkweather arrived here yes
terday, and the other three Representa-
tives from Connecticut will come to
morrow. As the official count Of returns
of the election in that State cannot be
made before the first OF May, and as
the Representatives cannot take then
seats before that time without special
consent Of the House, and as there Is
no contest or dispute about the fact, the
three Republicans and one Democrat
will appear before the Election com
mittee on Monday next and ask thai
they be admitted, as was done two
years ago, in advance Of the formal
count and certificates.
Assassination I'm Alabama.
New YoBK, April THE Tribune
Washington special says: Senator Os
born has jus: received the following dis
patches:
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, April 3.
To Hon. 7. ". Osborn, Z. S. Senate:
Dickinson, at Mariana, has beer
assassinated-shot dead Monday night
[Signed, "E. M.CHENEf.
"TALLAHAssEE, FLA, April 6.
TO Hon. T. ". Osborn, Z. S. Senate:
JIG. Dickinson was murdered il
Mariana yesterday; killed instantly
CSigned,1 "E. CoNANr,
~. S. Marshal"
Mr.. Dickinson was clerk Of the Flori
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Sefenranhiif1es Qllerfei.

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Scr 9cntIde Correspondent.
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SIctCr.

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@lDrrct6e Seabrtcbt !
Der Ban Der YittSbnrgsG0nncasbiler
Snhn hrrtnintl

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5tuiiheH Cumberland, rcip. Baltimore ntto
Yittsburg, in &etrieb geicBt lpcrOCl.)
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9lGbmnid)incn : Sbane8,
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Orr ur,te - q Wnuurrrtn Mr.

Observation-Disclosures fnb b6Itb tin9etCotn, fiA
an 6ttirn III bctbciltatR; cs finn nod cini9C %Etbctle
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Or. Z. Is. NirnrD,

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Die SNccb,lbc Sldbmeldbtne

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SauOcrctuc.
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$3.50, sI-bl d. -. Rdrtpeu, Sctr.
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Ipiaoatt8, Der 9roRc 8lutrcintec,
uno Grucuercr.

8dltimo ore, ben 1. Son. 1863.
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