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from the committee on Education to
reimburse the college Of William and
Mary for losses by depredations from
United States soldiers during the late
war.
Messrs. Blair, Stoughton, Garfield,
Strong and Farnsworth each opposed
the bill, basing their opposition on the
ground that the destruction OF the
College was not committed by order OF
the commanding officer; that it was a
rebel institution, and that the passage
of this bill would open the door and let
in enough bills OF similar class, and
most of them more meritorious than
this, to swamp the treasury.
Mr.. Dawes having obtained the floor
in opposition to the bill, yielded to a
motion that the committee rise, which
was carried, and the House, at 4 ?. NJ,
adjourned.
The session Of tomorrow will be ex'
clusively devoted to general debate.
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, February 23.-CharIea
Moore, a notorious emigraut robber
who was tried and convicted Of robblns
German named Antoine Konoc o'
$1,000, was brought up in tie Court ol
General Sessions to-day aud sentenced
five years to the States prison at hard
labor.
The residence of Pat. Flanagan, in
fremont, New York, was destroyed by
fire yesterday evening. Two OF his
children, one six years and the other
eighteen months fage, perished in the
flames
The fire at Monticello this morning
destroyed a large portion Of the bust
ness part Of the town, the Republican
printing Office, three law offices, a drug
and jewelry store, saloon and billiard
rooms and two private dwellings. Loss
5000.
Collector Arthur denies the statement
received in certain Washington dis
patches that he had resigned, or con-
templated doing so.
Counsel for Moore, the emigrant rob
Der, sentenced to five years imprison.
ment today, will make application for
new trial in few days.
There is no abatement OF the small
pox in the city.
Another suit has been commenced
against Walter Roche, President OF the
Bowling Green Savings Bank, and two
warrants are out for his arrest. Bail
has been fixed in one case at $4,000,
and in the other at $4,000.
The assault on the Times reporter by
the managing editor OF the Sun is de-
veloping very curouslyin court The
editors OF the Times have been sum
moned to attend court, and to-day
refused, it being the object of the Sun
people to get at the general business OF
The Times, BY their examination. To
morrow the Times men will be brought
into court on warrant
The Revolution, Miss Susan B. An
thongs paper, has suspended publ
cation.
The dead body OF man, who it has
since been ascertained was Harrison
Quackenbosh, employed as a compost
tor on the Tribune, was found this
morning in Central Park. 1t is sup
posed lie committed suicide by taking
Paris green. A letter was left by him
stating that he had long meditated the
oct
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cabin by celebrated travelling preacher.
The seed fell upon stony ground, how
ever, and for a time took no root
From nine wears OF age to sixteen there
was hardly a wilder boy in all "Rogue's
Harbor" than young Peter Cartwright
He found his boon companions among
the rough and dissipated men that in
tested that district, and found his great
est delight, according to his own words,
in horse racing and gambling.
In 1901, however, change passed
over his home. The desperadoes had
been driven away by the efforts OF a
vigilance committee, and in their stead
came the influences Of the Methodist
church. At a vast camp meeting con-
tinued for many weeks, and bringing
together nearly twenty-five thousand
people, the young Peter saw the error
Of his ways, made a profession of re-
ligion, and entered the Methodist
Episcopal church.
His after rise was rapid. Resuming
his education in the best school access.
ible, he fitted himself as quickly as
possible for the duties OF preaching and
in 1906 was duly ordained as Deacon.
In 1912 he was appointed Presiding
Elder OF the Green river District in
Tennessee, and continued TO hold that
office over various districts, until the
infirmties OF age Obliged him to with
draw from active service, in 1869. His
jurisdiction extended, at different
periods, over thirteen districts in Ken.
lucky and Illinois, with regular labors
in addition in the States Of Virginia,
Tennessee, Indiana and Ohio.
For the vast success Of his lahors in
behalf OF the Method ST Church, and
the many remarkable incidents OF his
long career, we must reer the reader 10
his interesting autob ogrdphy.
Loyal to his country, although
Southern born great and talented in
his work, althougn possessed ot but lit
tie education; wholly devoted 10 the
cause he had undertaken, untltgging in
his zeal, and LIVING a lite without
reproqch, he has proved one OF tie
greatest Of his order and one OF the most
marked men of his century. His death
will be deeply lameutei and his mcm-
ory long cherished -CiHcirnlh Times
and Chronicle.
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DY VIRTUE or A DECREE or THE
I'D Municipal Court Of Whssiing, W&
SirgtGia, rendered on the 7th day % Ocso-
Der, 1911 IN O thsnceTy causs thsTe1n pesd.
ing, wherein hiIlLsn HsnehbsSg = Co.
were plaintiffs and John Carrey and otbsss
were deienoants, ! win, on
SATURDAY, gTH DAY OF MARCH, iUi
At 10 O'Clock A. n, at the Front door Of the
Court House Of Ohio county, sell q public
snctson 20 the highest and best b1dd0. the
tollosing dsscF1 ed properly 20 Wit: Loe
No. 2c2 on the sonth sfde OF John stresf. BE-
tween Seysnih and FuiIon streets, IN kaa
Wheeling.
money TO be paid on the day 81 Sais, 90 -
much more ~ the pprehssez shall o0tre 10
pay, the balance 10 be ps;d In two eqnai in-
staIimenfs az six and Twelve opt6s, with
interest from the day Of sale, tho CUGnmis-
si0ner taking notes With good security fR
the deferred payfnerts. and rsfatn the ute
20 the satd properly Until the puschaos
money shsH have besn pad % fp1
b q. BARR,
fss-h Special eommt01ooes.
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CHICAGO.
Serious Charges Against the Man.
ayers OF the Union Pacific Rail-

Serious Charges Against the MAN.
ayers OF the Union Pacific Rail.
road.
CHICAGO, February 23.-The first
passengers who have reached this city
from San Francisco FOR twenty-eight
DAYS, arrived last night; there were
about one hundred and fifty o. them.
Two of them, J. w. Phelps, Of Brook.
lyn, and John II. Vanpelt, Of Idaho
while conversing with a reporter, both
denounced the managers OF the Union
Pacific railroad, and said the employees
Of the company that they encountered
are brutes. Mr.. Vanpelt lett San
Francisco on the 22d OF January. The
train that left on the 10Th Of that month
was the last one 10 come through; the
train was OF picked up passengers, all
at one end OF the track, and at Ogden
many DELAYED east bound trains were
Oft the track. There was 10 prospect
Of getting through, but Governor Potts,
Colonel Vial, the Indian Agent, Mr.,
Borslon, the Postal Agent, and General
Washburne, by using their influence,
borrowed a train from the Central
Pacific Company, and after putting in
the express and baggage cars plenty Of
provisions, they started for Green river.
They left Ogden on the % inst. and
reached Green river safely, having en-.
countered but few small snow drifts.
At Green river the train stopped, and
nothing could induce those in charge TO
90 ahead. At the end OF thirteen days
the train moved forward sixty.one
miles without meeting any obstruction.
Beyond this point the locomotive was
thrown from the track bv the snow
plow catching in frog. II took twenty.
four hours to put it on. They were
eighteen days gong from Ogden TO
Simpson Hill, 267 miles Here an
immense snow Drift WAS met, and the
passengers worked from morning till
ten o'clock at night removing ii. At
Medicine Bow they met six or seven
western bound trains, and were delayed
by switching seven hours From there
to Chicago they made good time. There
was no suffering on the train, every one
having plenty to eat. The passengers
on one OF the western bound trains h ad
nothing to eat, and would have starved
bad not Mr.. Sailor, who intended start.
ing restaurant at Green river. opened
car load OF provisions and permitted
the hungry men and women to take
what they wanted.
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The Weather To-Day.

WASHINGTON, February %, 80 P. u
-ProJabilidEs An area OF low bar
ometer will probably move east over
Indiana and Michigan to the lower
lakes on Saturday, preceded By brisk
southwest winds extendin, Friday night
east to New York and Kentucky, with
increasing clouiiness and possibly light
rains. Increasing southern winds, with
rain, will prevail on the Gulf coast on
Saturday, and southern winds aud
cloudy weather will prevail from Georgia
TO Massachusetts.
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BALTIMORE.
Ministerial Scandal.

BALTIMORE, February 23-This city
was thrown into great excitement to-day
bv the fact being made public that the
Rev. L. D. Haston, pastor OF one OF the
most fashionable Methodist Episcopal
Churches in Baltimore. had fed the
CITY. having accomplished the ruin OF a
number Of young ladies, members Of his
flock. He is represented as being an
able and eloquent preacher, attracted
a large audience and was highly re,
spectei previous TO it being made known.
He let his wife and family behind.
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EApLGRANVILLE'S NOTE
Fish Willing to Modify
BRIDGES OVER THE OHIO.
Washburle to be Recalled.
Grant Needs Him at Home.
special Dispatch to the REGISTER by the
Z. & \. Telegraph Line
WASHINGTON, February %.

WASHINGTON, February %.
The most important Cabinet meeting
held for q long time took place today
all the members being present. The
occasion was the presentation OF Earl
Granville's note on the part OF Secretary
Fish which, it is understood, gives the
official protes; OF the English Govern
ment against The manner in which the
Alabama claims have been submitted
by our counsel.
The session lasted two hours and ii
Is generally understood resulted in a
determination TO stand by the case as
il has been submitted or else withdraw
from the Geneva Conference altogether.
The reply to the British Government
vii not be real ~ - tho latter part o'
next week, aud auu,u,rC..Dluet meet NJ
will be held before it is finally dis
patched.
1t is iBtimatei that - far as Secre'
Iary Fish is concerned lie is iu favor OF
modifying our case rather than imperll
the Washington treaty. But the other
members OF the Government are op
posed 10 any compromise whatever.
Minister Adams had an interview
with the President to day and left for
Boston tonight. 1t is his firm opinion
that it is only the politicians and news
papers who are creating the present
cIamor in England. The commercial
classes would be willing TO pay any
sum that was reasonable rather than
provoke war.
The House committee on Commerce
has decided to report Mr.. Kerrs' bill
relative to bridges over the Ohio river
and It's tributaries. This bill requires
all bridges hereafter constructed, to be
ninety feet above high water, OF al least
tour hundred feet span. and located by
a board OF the engineer corps OF the
army. The subcommittee on the
steamboat bill has nearly completed its
labors, and will report the bill to the
committee at its next meeting.
1t is whispered in radical circles here
that Minister Washburne is about to
be recalled from the French mission
and replaced by Senator Harlan. 1t is
stated that Grant needs somebody to
look after his interests in the North.
west, and hence the desire to recall
Washburne. The Radicals are drum.
ming at the clerks belonging TO those
States, and warning them to 60 TO New
Hampshire and Connecticut and vpte
the Radical ticket at the peril OF their
positions. As TO both of these States,
the Radicals here feel that their
chances are extremely desperate
The Senate to-day passed bill to-
prohibit individuals or corporations
other than banks, to issue notes or bills
to be used as a circulating medium,
This bill is designed principally to pre-,
vent Southern railroad corporations
from issuing shinplasters for the pay
ment Of their help. ALPHA.
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CHARLESTON.
The Constitutional Convention.

CHARLESTON. W. Va, February 23.-
In the Constitutions al Convention to-day
provision was adopted allowing no
attorney or salaried railroad officer to
become a member Of the Legislature,
and in addition to the regular oath
legislators will be required to swear
that they will not receive any moneys,
directly or indirectly, for their vote OF
influence. A measure 10 being dis,
c1ssed and will probably be adopted
which will in effect dispense with the
once Of Lieutenant Governor.
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BELGIU ".

ANTWERP, February 23-Large num-
bers of delegates from France continue
TO arrive, for the purpose OF visiting
Count de Chambord. Among those
who paid their respects to the Count
today were the Dukes De Tremorville
and De Rahan and Bishop Dupsnlob
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A local journal says the women OF
Newburyport, Mass, extensively prac
tice the Southern custom OF snuff!
dipping.
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-31
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. S0.-R. B. Norris, OF
Alabama, has been appointed as special
Treasury agent.
The President to-day signed the procla-
nation declaring that all provisions of the
acts imposing discriminating Foreign tom
mage and import duties in the United
States are revived, and shall henceforth
be, and remain in full force, as relates to
goods and merchandise imported into the
United States in French vessels from coun-
tries other than France, so long as any
discriminating duties shall be imposed by
France upon goods and merchandise i'm
ported into France in vessels of the United
states from countries other than the Unit
ed States.
The confirmation of the burning of the
MISSOURI dad Ea with the names of the passengers
Grey, Eugene Yunco, w. F. Trunnell, %.
B. Mayer, Saunders, A. E. Outerbridge
Jas. Eulmer, John R, Ehis the names Of
Berhmer, Patrick McGovere, Samuel
Cow, and Richard Murphy.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-31
Republicanism in Athens.
ATHENS, Oct. 80, w.

E-g~ ATHENS, Oct. ~, ~.
The Republicans of this place had a
good time last night. Col. Gaskill, OF
chattanooga, speaking from Democratic
standpoint, made a splendid defense OF
| Grants administration. He arraigned the
Liberal C) Democratic party for its false
hood to principle, for its Inconsistency and
for its attempt to reinstate the old secession
Democratic party into power. he showed
why Republicans, Union Democrats or
Secession Democrats. could not consist
emily svote for Greeley. Said the only
| way to promote reconciliation and peace
and to save the honor of the grand old
Union Democratic party was to vote for
Grant. The frequent applause by which he
was interrupted is all evidence OF the appre-
citation in which Republicans hold all true
| converts to their cause. His speeches are
having good effect. Democrats listen to
him patiently. That grand old party will
vet show its patriotism, and prove at the
polls that Democracy does not necessarily
mean Greeley bargain and sale or seces-
sion over again.
GOV. BARD'S SPEECH
was an able expose of secession Democratic
rule in Tennessee. 1t sparkled with wit
and was illustrated all the way through
with good anecdotes. He showed how Sc
cession Democratic misrule was opposed
to progress how it had kept out capital
and driven emigration away {; how it had
crippled finance and commerce how it had
stified our educational interests and how,
with an iron will, it locked up our bound
less resources in the Golfers Of self, and with
what petty meannesS it hated Yankee
enterprise and industry, the very things
we most needed !; said we had iron and
coal, the gratest civilizers in tile world,
and we only wanted brains and industry
to develop and bring them out showed
why the voters of this district should
support Crutchfield for Congress.
He was q member of the par
ty of progress. He could influence
legislation-would have no fine spun
speeches to make Oh the dead issues of the
dead past. He would be in accord with
the dministration-would mean business
when he got into COngress-would de-
mand our share of the money appropriate
ed for public purposes and would get it.
Altogether the meeting had a good
effect. Democrats were out in considera-
BILE numbers, and listened with patience.
The best feeling prevails. No matter what
else may be said it cannot be urged that
partisan strife or bitter feeling was stirred
up. While Gov. Bard spoke from Re-
publican standpoint, he spoke so as to
wound no one, although he spoke the
plain truth in plain style. He talked
business, We are alllstraight here. Crutch-
field stock is going up, up!
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-31
THE CLAW OF REVENGE,
why the "Battering Ram District" was
Mapped Out.

While the bill to re-district Tennessee
into Congressional districts was before the
Senate, Senator Dubose made the follow
ing unblushing utterances of the misera-
BILE spirit that dictated. and carried through
the Infamous measure: Elect Thornburgh
to rebuke these proscriptive sentiments.
~ have nothing to conceal in the mat
ter. This redistricting bill is a political
measure. In redistricting the State no
member of the Radical party was consult
ed. Our main object was SO to redistrict
the State that for the next ten years not q
Republican could be elected to the Legis-
lature of Tennessee. This openly avOw.
We endeavor so to arrange the counties as
to make every district in Tennessee q
Democratic district. believe in the ldaU of
revenge. The Radicals disfrdnchised as,
and aOe intend to diSfrdnchise them. We
intend to crush out the Radical party by
every political measure in our power. We
intend to StoaO them no mercy. 1 repeat, 1
have nothing to conceal. This bill is so
framed as to give the Democrats as many
districts as possible. hope the Democrats
on this floor will allow no change to be
made in the bill. This is ?political mat
ter. This means business. Your commit
tee spent vast amount of labor, so form
ing the various districts as to do the Radi-
Gals all the harm, and the Democrats all
the good we could. hope, therefore, ne
change will be made in the bill. As q
political measure it is perfect. The COM
mittee insist that no change be made.
am astonished at the Senator from Hay
wood, who says he is opposed to redis-
tricting the State in the exclusive interest
of party" igtend to let his people know
what cOrt of DoO100rat no iG I iDtann
to publish him in the papers. intend to
expose every Democrat who votes to change
the bill. Again L repeat that there is no con-
cealment. This bill seeks to distrunchise
the Radical party. We hare got our feet
on their necks' The Democratic party has
so decreed it; and the people can do no
wrong. The law of retaliation is right.