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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-07-20
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OF tho same sIso and general character a5
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The girl in South Norwalk, Conn, who
caughta husband by writing her name
and address on the lining Of hat she was
trimming, was more fortunate than anoth-
young lady also employed in the mauuhc-
.ture Of hats. The latter stitched her name
inside the lining Of a hat beneath the state
ment: II am thine; wilt'thou be mine9"
and sent it adrift. After various vicissi-
tudes it was purchased by gentleman,
and took position on his head. One day
the lining became loose, and in endcavor.
ing to fastcn it bis eye rested upon the
sentiment and name, and he invountarily
exclaimed, ODD fool" When Mar.
tia returned to her home that day she was
taken to retired part Of the cottage aud
warmed with strap. The gentleman who
got the hat was her father.
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Divorced by Death.

Tho people residing in the vicinity of
St. Francis Station, a few miles below Bay
View, have for several days past boon nsi-
tatcd by what many Of them deem a re-
markablc lispcnsation Of Providence. A
farmer named Niesscn, an old resident Of
that section, had until quito recently lived
in tho enjoyment Of happy home, glad,
dcned by the presence ola loving wife and
a family Of eight interesting children.
But the bright halo Of his happiness was
soon to be overshadowcd by the clouds Of
gathering storm. Irilling circumstances
led him to suspect bis wife Of an evil dc.
sign TO rid hcrsclfof bis presence. Sever.
Of trivial incidents strcnglhcucdlhc convic-
ton Of suspicious nature. And step by
step an unkind fate led the wife into q
position Of seeming cumity to the partner
Of her life. While kncading batch Of
dough for bread, two pins aiscngnged
themselves from her dress, and were not
noticed until breakfast on Saturday morn.
ing, when the husband found them in his
slice Of bread.
Blinded with suspicion he Immediate
~ accused her Of an attempt upon bis life.
She Indignantly denied the imputation,
and wcpt to sec her husband leave tho
threshold Of the once happy homo for the
ayowed purpose Of instituting proceedings
for divorce.
Whilo the husband was vending his way
10 the nunnery at St. Francis to seek advice
US to bis course under the unfortunate cir
cumstances, the wife went sorrowing out
ints the meadow to perform her usual task
Of milking the COWS. A vicious animal set
upon her and gorcl her so terribly that
death ensued shortly after she was carried
into the house. A noighbor witnessed the
horrible occurrence, and having learned Of
Mr.. Nelson's mission to St. Francis hitch.
cd up bis team and hurried after him, and
told the tale ofhow cruel fate had re-.
lieved him Of the trials Of q divorce by
calling his wife from the bosom of her
family to the narrow confines Of the grave.
1t may very well be imagined that the
Information startled the husband, who but
few hours before left bis wife in the eu-
joymcnt Of good health, and his sorrowing
circle Of motherless children caused the
strong man to bow in anguish Of soul.
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Two boys who went into an Oswego
store a few days ago aud purchased two
gold rings, rendered in pnymenta $50 bill.
The jcwclcr kept the bill and the rings be-
cause the boys looked suspicious. His
suspicionsarc now causing him good
deal Of trouble.
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WEST VIRGINIA
INSURANCE COMPANY!
WHEELING, WEST Va.

CAPITAL, S1G5,00O
Takes Risks al the lowest rates, on Buildings
OF all kinds. Furniture, Household Goods,
Merchandise, and Goods in transit.
Directors:
Jacob Houbrook, Vim. r Stevenson.
Henry Hartman, Jacob M Bickel,
jonathan Rowley, Dr. j. Q. Hupp,
r ] Smyth, Edmund Booking,
J. II. Bristor. TT. Campbell,
VIM. B. 0dbert, S. Prayer,
D. D. T. Farnsworth, Thomas Roggess,
David Billmyer, Vim. D, Crane,
VIM. R. White, Joseph Shields,
!. H. Dual. n. Golf, ~.
D. II. X. Dix.
" I his Company is owned and managed
by many Of our most wealthy and Influential
Merchants and Citizens throughout lhe State.
Their Office has been crened in No. 22la Mon.
roe street, over Religious Book House, and is
fally Orgauized aud prepared to take risks on
Frame and Brick Buildings, Manufacturing
establishments, Stocks Of MerGbandise, House
hold Furniture, and Cargoes upon the Western
Rivers, DC.
JACOB HoRNBRo0K, Prcs't.
JACOB NJ. BICKEL, Vice Pres't,
J. II. WILLIAMS, Secretary,
S. B. MCC0LL0UH, Asst Scc'y,
Office over Religious Book House. South side
Monroe street.
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CHARLES a. DAEA. Editor.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YzAR,
0NE'EUNDRED C0FiEs FOR $50,

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$50 CIub OF eyory Posi- ollcc.
The New York herald., 1871-02-02

James Gallagher short time ago, the ma'cn
was declareda drawn, after foriy-nine rounds
had Deen Fought; Tlmony Is a small man, but truly
''ittle giant" His fighting weight ia lis pounds.
and when stripped he shows 4 rm all muscle,
Though very spare he Ia easy on his legs His eyea
are quick and eager aud his motions natural and
agile. lie was carefully trained by Moran an ex-
per enced trainer, aud himself a champion hight
weight OF no mean lame.
JACK CoNBOY, OF NEW BEDFORD
Is an English fighter He Is from Lancashire, and
mas fought two or three cOnbats In Manchester and
other places In England. In 1865 Conboy beat Nike
very exciting and well contested match. His fight
ing weight IL ia pounds, and, like Timony, ha
~ small man, but OF good muscle ana With
certain hardness and stoldity about
but which, to careful observer, denotes pientifuL
stock OF endurance under severe handling. lie haI
been excellently trained, and looked well when hd
came up TO the contest. His arms were well rOunde1
aud the muscles stood out firm AM ron-lke. Nothing
could be complained Of by either of the men on tid
score or training and PREPARATION and the only
drawback was tle loss OF a good nights sleep. Thd
men being kept awake Tuesday night at the hotel rl
New London where they lodged, by the unwise
visits oil friends When the men were examined
AFTER THE FIGHT
IL was found they were not badly punished, and
what wounds they had received would soon heal.
Tlmony was up ana smiling soon after the close or
the combat aud Conboy's cuts were not OF any con-
siderable Importance. The fight over the party made
their way back To the sloop, and about TWO O'Clock
were landed at Noank, Conn.,, where they took
trains FOR their several homes. The conduct OF the
participants In the prize fight very or
There was very little If any rotng. The afIair was
conducted In such secret way that the police
authorities dld not seem 10 be able 10 make any
arrests. Fishers Island, being iii New York state,
was out or the reach or the Connecticut authorities,
and the fighters and their friends had an entirely
free and un0bStructed affair.
The New York herald., 1871-02-02
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

The town OF New Lisbon Otsego county, disap.
proves OF returning $500 TO drafted men.
In short time Philadelphia will contain more
first class public school houses than any city in the
United States There are twelve school houses in
the process OF completion.
During the season OF 1870 q 1876 steamboats, passed
through the draw OF the Quincey I'M Dridge, and
4,59S locomotives passed over 1t.
Coal is selling at ten dollars ton In the western
part Of New York, with indications OF another ad
vance,
is proposed that all the lawyers Of the country
contribute five dollars head for the relief OF the
daughters OF Judge Taney who are poor and obliged
TO work for living.
There are ninetytwo miles Of streets In Boston as
the present time more than there were ten yeare
ago. Thirty-one miles OF these were added by the
annexation OF Roxbury and ffty-one miles by tn-
annexation OF Dorchester.
The Governor Of Mississippi recommends tax on
bowie knives and pistols; and further fhat the car
rying OF concealed weapons be declared 9 misde.
meanor punishable by fine and imprisonment, anu
the use OF them, except In self-defence, felony.
The whole geld and silver product OF Colorado lor
the last year does not amount to more than $ZoOuV
or 81, 5O0.0O0 Gilpn Is the principal gold producing
little less than in 1862 but than in 1888 GEAR
Greek county, where the principal silver mines ote,
yielded less than $500,0o0.
Delegates from the Oneida Free Love Community
have been examining sites in the vlciny OF DesIot'
with view 70 the location Oh biuual CoMMu-
nifty" near that city.
Lake Champlain is now one uneroken sheet OF Ice.
for the fourteenth time thus early IN the season our
ing the last nfty-hve years.
The lower harbor at Portsmouth. N. H.. on Friday
waJlfu OF floating Ice, so that person could walk
rom Fort Constitution to the Point, opposite Clarks
island. Tne nshng vessels are all frozen IN the ice
q condition OF things which has not occurred for the
last twelve yeara
The New York herald., 1871-02-02

ana memory rye as q warning to others. Too
much praise cannot be accorded the officers OF
the law In thus ing the community OF the greatest
moral monster since PrObs and In many respects
worse even than he-Detectives Taggart and Smith
and District Attorney Hon. Furman Sheppard. and
his assistant, Mr.. Haqert. The manner adopted by
Smith to make Hanlon confess his crime Is unsur-
passed for sagacty After every other means had
failed, one Dunn was put IN Hanlon's cell. II was
known that Dunn had an exceeding fOndness for
children, and it was believed that fellow feeling
would induce Hanlon to make q confession The
sjoD well put up and perfect success, as
few weeks proved and 1t was on Dunn's evidence
that Hanlon was convicted. rhe idea OF receiving
the evidence Of convict as the principal evidence
with which to convict another convict for prior
crime to that for which ne already In prison Is be-
l1eved to be without precedent Many regret that
IL was necessary to use Dunn q witness; vet, Ia
view OF the horrible crimes committed by Hanlon IL
is admitted that the end will justify the means; yet
1t Is bad precedent to establish.
No one will question the justice OF lannon's DEATH
even II 1t was necessary to convict him on the evil
dence OF D fellow convict.
The New York herald., 1871-02-02
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The following are particulars Of the sales at the
Exchange yesterday
NKw YORK rRoPBRTY-BY JAMES NJ. MILLER.
mel st., 2lIss y F.irchild $4,000
soo 10 John Hay ~ ... $4,000
SSth st. n g. lbO IT. of 18th properly known as
Windsor Packing Co., iSesl5o 70 Allen Hay Co. 5000
70 Thomas 1900
The New York herald., 1871-02-02

some consultation, drew mp the following card
which will, no doubt. settle Mr.. Hawkes. little
speculation
TO THE PUBLIC.
We have positively declined the invitation OF MT
Hawkes. at the grand concert nc the Academy or
Music on Monday evening, February 0, 1871. me
money offered has also been firmly but respectfully
declined. JOHN MCCLURE, Secretary.
On behalf of the released prisoners.
FEBRUARY !, 1871.
The New York herald., 1871-02-02

LoNaEvITy.-The census takers have found NO
older man in the state than James Ralph, OF Nevada
township, Livingstone county. Mr.. Ralph is 10s
years or age an Irishman by BIRTH small in stature
but OF compact sinewy frame; and, even at his adj
vanced age, IS quite vigorous, and boasts OF being
able to do days work IN the Acld with the best OF
his junioyH
The New York herald., 1871-02-02
NEW YORK CITY.

the following record win show fhe changes in tho
temperature for the past twenty-tour hours In COM
parison with the corresponding day OF last year. as
indicated by the thermometer at HudnuCs Phar.
macy, HERALD Building, corner OF Ann street,
The New York herald., 1871-02-02

Benjamin Conaju the cook OF the steam tn.
Phoenix, which was blown up by the bursting of l;s
boiler Saturday last, died yesterday ut Bellevue
Hospital. Coroner Young VIII hold an inquest.
The New York herald., 1871-02-02

The Thomas FoulSe School Association will meet
this evening at the Astor House. Scholars OF Old
District School No. II aud Ward School No. 90 from
1S43 TO 1892, comprise the ASSOCIATION, winch pro-
misses 10 be large and respectable organization.
The New York herald., 1871-02-02

The lottery in aid of the Union Home and School
Fair for Soldiers Orphans VIII take place at No. 5S1
Broadway on Saturday evening. 1he prizes, 200 in
number and valued collectively at s., 20, consist OK
a number Of watches, diamonds and other lewelry.
The New York herald., 1871-02-02

Average temperature yesterday ............... 49,
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. s2st
The New York herald., 1871-02-02

The returns of the new census for the Twentieth
ward are completed. New return, 76,Ols old, 70,SoI
Gam, 5SlI.
Fernando Wood will lecture tonight at Central
Park Garden on "The American People," The pro-
ceeds OF the lecture Will be devoted to the benefit OF
the Central Dispensary.
The New York herald., 1871-02-02

to say but desired him to say for him that he wished
to return his thanks to the prison lcals and also
70 his counsel for their many acts Of kindness to-
wards him.
HANLON THEN STEPPED FORWARD
and, with much emphasis, said
TO those who have ever injured me or have ever
forgive them; and all whom have injured in any
way whatsoever, or against whom have had any
i'll feeling ask their forgiveness, as ask God to
forgive me.
THE MOOSE WAS THEN ADJUSTED,
and the white cap pulled over Hanlon's eyes, and at
eighteen minutes past eleven O'Clock the floors
swung apart and the soul of Hanon, the child mur.
derer, was launched into eternity. He fell four and
half feet and died without q struggle. The body
hung about twenty minutes, when 1t was cut down.
and life pronounced extinct. The body was given
II the relatives. Aad thus ends the mortal career
OF one OF the greatest moral monsters OF the nne-
teenth century.
CONCLUSION
4 general sense OF relief has taken possession of
the Philadelphia mind since the execution. II was
feared that HanlOn's counsel would apply for writ
1 error and thus stay the execution OF the law for
m Indefinite period. When 1t was found that this
people began to breathe freer-they feel that now
their innOcents are safe. The influence exerted by
Hanl0ns deeds on the minds OF every one having
helpless children IN their family has been some-
satyr has outraged i've little innocent girls none
o., o. whom were over seven years Of age, and
killed one outright and caused the death OF the
later OF another through grie It is not to be won
the guilty wretch. Never since his sentence have
heard word OF sympathy expressed for him. The
universal desire was that he should die Little chill
dren must 90 protected against such devils In hu.
man shape ana now that be has expiated his
grimes It would be well for others Of like attributes
70 take warning. for II there Is anything that Justly
merits death it is this most Unnatural crime
the rApe Of little children. Let his name
The New York herald., 1871-02-02

The inquest In the case OF the HaJgerty homicide
was continued yesterday by Coroner Herman. Sew
eral witnesses were examined, but no facts were
elected other than as already given in the HERALD
The prisoner, "Reddy,n was somewhat startled by
the fact tnat The Jury CID not make the verdict ius-
tiiable homicide" He was admitted TO bail, how
ever, in the sum of 1000.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BULLETS FOR EUROPE.

Lead is wanted in Europe. Send over the mil.
lions Of bottles OF new tangled hair coorers that
remain over" and cant be sold here. They are
pretty much aIkGi, and will never be wanted in
this country, because all sane people who desire
to restore the tingc Of youth to their gray or
grizzIcd locks use
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye.
The lead.saturated and sulphur.saturated nos.
trums have gone down, down, down, trhtTs Msy
6eSOng: while the EXCELSIOR DYE has gone
up with rapldIty that taxes to the utmost the
facilities for manufacturing 1t. 1t Is to-day the
MOST POPULAR HAIR DYE
In the world and deserves to be- for 1t Is the safest
and the best. As dressing after the dyeIng, use
CRTsTADoRo's HAIR PREVENTATIVE.
marS.d&w
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The Amnesty Bill.

In the House Of Representatives Tues
day vote was taken on Mr.. BeCk's bill
to remove political disabilities. The bill
was amended amendment given in bFack'
cts below, passed by vote OF 1913 to 81,
so as to read as follows:
be il enacted, DC, That oil legal and
political disabilities imposed by the third
section Of the Fourteenth Article of the
amendment TO the Constitution OF the
United States, or persons therein men.
toned, because Of their having engaged
in instruction or rebellion against the
United States, or given aid or comfort to
enemies thereof, be, and the same are
hereby removed.
Provided that this act snail not mp
ply to or in any way alEect or remove
the disabilities Of any persons included
in either Of the following classes: First
Members of Congress of the United
States who withdrew thGrefrom and aid
I'd The rebellion. SCcOnd-OlliCers Of the
Army or Navy of the United States
above the age Of twenty.one years, who
left said army or navy and aided the re-
beIlion. 7Nim-Membcrs Of State con.
ventions which adopted the pretended
ordinances Of secession, and who voted
for the adoption Of such ordinances"
The vote on the passage Of the bill as
amended was Yeas, 1870 ; nays, SO. Two
thirds not having voted in favor, the
Speaker declared the bill rejected. The
three West Virginia members, Messrs.
DAVIS, NcGREw and HEREFORD, voted
for the blu.