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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-09
MEMPHIS.
Another Riot Anticipated I'm Ar
kansas.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, February s.
Another negro riot is anticipated in
Arkansas, this time near Galena Rock,
Pope county, where day or two since a
negro was killed by two white men, the
negro having threatened the life Of each
In retaliation, the father OF the muir
dered negro attacked an old white man
named Tucker, claiming he was the
originator Of the murder OF his son, and
shot Tucker twice, killing him. The
negroes then fearing that the murderer
would be arrested armed and assembled
in large numbers and defed the civil
authorities, who are unable to do any.
thing at present. Troubles from ne
groes are also anticip ipated in Chicot,
the scene OF former murders A gem
tleman named Reinold, who arrived
from Little Rock yesterday says the Gov
ernors guards have to certain extent
maintained order since they arrived
and the departure Of the Federal troops,
but az vet only one arrest has been
made OF those who massacred the
three white men, and that person was
Immediately discharged, no one daring
to appear against him. The removal
of the white people TO other portions Of
the State stIl continues. A fat boat
loaded with stones was set on fire there,
Friday night, and destroyed hy the no
groes The owner Mr. Kru,z, with
his daughter, barely escaped with their
lives, the latter being badly burned.
Mr.. krutz and his family are now here
without means.
a bill 10 fund the entire floating
debt Of the State ofMi-sissippi will be
made the special order in the Senate at
Jackson tomorrow. Both houses will
take a recess on Saturday till the 18th.
Earthquake.
4 distinct shock Of an earthquake
was felt here a. $50 ?. N, shaking the
houses and causing quite commotion.
The same shock was felt in other parts
Of the State.
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The Weather and River.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, February s.
Weather cold and cloudy, with indica-
tions of snow this morning, and no
prospect OF a breakup.
CAIRO, February S.-The gorge is
unchanged. Weather warm and snow
melting rapidly.
EvANsvILLK, February S.-Weather
clear and cold, but moderating; rain is
slowly falling. At the ice gorge some
skim ice was made outside the bar
above the gorge last night. The pros
poets for breakup are but little i'm
proved.
CINCINNATI, February S.-The river
is unchanged, Weather clear and
pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, February S.-There is no
material change in the river circles.
The river is at stand still at present.
Weather cool and freezing slightly.
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Some o. Uncle Sans agents seem TO
have run the blockade" aud brought
for the readers OF the REGISTER this
morning batch of Charleston news,
some OF which is comparatively late,
and all OF which is interesting. We
surrender our second and third pages to
this matter, and regret that we have not
room TOR more. The first three articles
of the Constitution as reported by the
committee, and the report OF the COM
m;ttee on the Executive Department OF
the State government, are at hand and
will be published in full tomorrow.
Thus far the REGISTER has full
filled lis promise OF furnishing
il readers with full and reliable
reports Of proceedings at the Capital,
and, barring the Inconvenience and
ANNOYANCE occasion ed by the ice block
aie and the irregularity of the mails,
we have been able to keep our readers
fully posted as to the progress OF that
legislation il w.i.h the State is most
deeply interested. Our correspondents
at the Capital furnish a very spicy
resume OF every days proceedings and
comment with the most refreshing free
dom upon both men and measures.
Their letters show the different views
taken by independent observers Of the
the same transaction and thus enable
the reader to see all sides Of the ques-
tons discussed.
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CHARIESTUN.
THE INTEREST QUESTION
Convention Discussing the Bill
Of Rights.
Committee Ready to Report
judiciary Committee Divided
special Dispatch to the Register.l


CHARLESTON, FebruaryS. 8.
The interest bill has been amended IN
the House of Delegates so as to forfeit
only the interest when greater rate
than six per cent is charged for the loan
of money, and has been passed in this
shape by vote of thirty-one to twenty
two. 1t will be bitterly contested IN the
Senate.
The Convention is still discussing the
Bill of Rights, which it is proposed to
embody in the second Article OF the new
Constitution. The point now under
discussion is the right Of corporations
to take private property for public uses'
All OF the committees in the Conven-
ton except that on the judiciary sys-
tenn, are now nearly ready to report.
That committee is badlyi divided IN
opinion, and two or three reports may
he expected as the result.
The usual clause exempting Their
property from taxation has been stricken
out of all railroad and internal i'm
provement bills passed at this session,
upon the ground Of the unconstitutlon-
ality Of such an exemption. The Ohio.
county members tried to retain such a
clause in the bridge bill, bnt have thus
far failed to accomplish that purpose
ONO
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CHICAGO.
Wisconsin Republican Convention
More Indie ctmenes.

Wisconsin Republican Convention
More Indictments.
CHICAGO, February S.-The Wiscon-
sin Republican State Central committee
has issued a call for State Convention
to be held at Madison March l3, to
appoint twenty delegates to the Phila-
delphia National Convention and 10
nominate a Presidential electoral ticket.
Each Senate and Assembly District will
he entitled to two delegates.
1t is understood that the resignation
Of John C. Gault, General Superintend-
ent Of the Chicago and the Northwest
ern railroad has been accepted and H.
Il. Porter, one of the Directors, will
take his place.
The Grand Jury will, tomorrow
morning, return to the Criminal Court
the indictments found by them thus
far. Among the number is one against
an ex-Aldermsn, whose name it is not
now expedient to make public. The
investigation continues unabated. The
court room was full of witnesses to-day
subpenaed in the official corruption
cases.
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, FATAL accident occurred at y

A FATAL accident occurred at New
Cumberland, w. Va, on last Friday
morning. Mr.. Daniel Dixon, while
working in Mr.. Thomas Mauypenny's s
clay bank that morning, met with a
very sudden death BY the coal above the
clay falling in a solid mass on him,
mashing him literally to pieces. Mr.. D.
formerly lived in this county, but re-
moved to New Cumberland some four
years since. He leaves wife and seven
small children to mourn his death. His
remains were Inferred the next day in
the cemetery at that place, followed by
very large coucourse Of relatives and
friends.
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The Weather To-day.

WASHINGTON, February s, 7;30 P. NJ.
Probabilities The low barometer of
the South Atlantic coast will probably
move northeast on Friday, along the
Gulf stream. Northeast winds with
clouds and rain will continue on the
immediate coast from North Carolina
to Eastern Virginia. No winds and
clearing weather will prevail from
Texas to Alabama. The low barometer
in the Missouri Valley will extend east
with south winds and possibly rain.
An area of partially cloudy aud clear
weather, with lightning, will probably
extend from the lower lakes northeast
over the ST. Lawrence Valley. Dan
gerous winds not anticipated for to-
night.
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WASHINGTON.
The Warrington Treaty RumOr
COntradicted.

COntradicted.
WASHINGTON, February S.-The report
that was current in certain quarters,
Yesterday, to the effect that important
dispatches had been received here from
Sir John Rose and other English states,
men earnestly urging our Government
to either recede from its case or name
gross sum in lieu of general damages
is without foundation, nor has any dis
match been forwarded to Sir John Rose
or any other English statesmen. Mr..
Thornton, if he has received anything
officially bearing on this subject, has 80
far communicated nothing to our Gov
ernment and the only dispatch sent
from this city to London which it is
supposed had bearing on the treaty
was sent by Secretary Fish to Minister
Schenck on Monday last.
There appears to be but one view
among the Senators and Members re-
specting the attitude which the English
Government has taken in reference to
the claims of the United States submit
ted to the Geneva Conference, and that is,
that the proposed action Of that nation
cannot be sustained, and the Board OF
Arbitrators is only judges OF the legality
OF the claims in question.
The Committee on Ways and Means
held an important meeting this morning,
but as the members are pledged TO
to secresy, nothing is known Of its ac-
tions.
The Committee on Appropriations
completed their appropriation bill, after
which the committee considered the
deficiency bill.
Secretary Boutwell,
was before the House committee on
Commerce on the bill that the commit,
tee is considering for the revival OF
American commerce. The bill provides
for drawbacks on articles imported from
foreign countries which enter into the
construction of vessels.
The FIsh.Schenck Correspondence,
published in the New York Telegram
and Express, yesterday, was copied
from the Boston Traveller Of the previ.
GUS day. The dispatches were manutac-
tured by correspondent Of that paper
and have no foundation in fact.
The Mail Service.
The bill reported by Mr.. Cole, from
the committee on Post Offices and Post
Roads for mail service between San
Francisco, China and Japan, empowers
the Postmaster General to contract with
the Pacific Mail Steamship Line for
carrying semi-monthly mail on the
present established route at a rate OF
compensation not to exceed The rate
now paid for monthly service and upon
the same conditions and limitation as
required by the existing acts OF Con-
gress in reference thereto and contracts
made in pursuance thereof, provided
that all steamships hereafter accepted
for said service shall be OF not less than
1000 tons register each.
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NEW YORK.
Haggerty and Baulch.

New YORK, February S.-Judge Ber-
nard, in the Supreme Court to-day, re-
manded the order removing the case Of
Haggerty and Baulch from the Court
OF General Sessions to the Oyer and
Terminer with a view Of bringing the
accused to trial. They will be arraign-
ed before the court during the present
term.
The Grand Jury
re-assemblei to-day in response to the
call Of DR.. Comstock, the foreman. 1t
is rumored that they recousidered the
bill found again Mayor Hall; and it is
also said the indictment charges Mayor
Hall with conspiriug with Tweed, Con.
molly, Sweeney and others, 10 detraud
the city 10y bills for illegal claims.
Lewis Kingsley, Deputy Naval OH
Ger, died yesterday.
Henry w. Genet, who has already
commenced suit against Adams, the
person who gave information against
him before the grand jury, threatens to
sue others for the same reason.
Seventeen Of the twenty.three lndlct'
ments submitted on last Saturday still
remain unserved.
Our Maritime Reciprocity Laws.
The HvaITS Washington special
SAYS that General Butleris sure TO offer
a resolution 10 repea! our maritime
laws, and for the enactment OF discrim-
nations and duties, and a tonnage tax,
if Great Britain persists in her present
position in reference 10 the Alabama
question. Mr.. Butler thinks the United
States presented case which II was
agreed not 10 present.
Senator Sumner says that any reces-
sion now on the part OF the United
States would be bartering American
honor and dignity.
Distressing Case OF Starvation.
An Italian, aged sixty years, died OF
starvation here on Monday, he being
unable to obtain aid from the authori,
ties, TO whom he had applied.
Three Men Badly Burned.
At Hunters Point, yesterday, three
men were fatally burned by the explo-
sion OF an oil tank while they were
making repairs in furnace.
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NEW JERSEY.
The Central Railroad.

TRENTON, February s-The com
mittee ofthe House TO which the subject
was referred, refuse to report the bill 10
increase the capital stock OF the New
Jersey Central railroad 70 the extent OF
s, 100000, without fret requiring the
company TO pay the State $500, 900 for
lands under water al Communipaw, and
large arrears now due the State.