The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-03


The disease WAS also complicated with
the yellow fever.
The PhiladelphIa Ceaventien.
"a special 10 the Ta>g iron Phils-
dslphis says that Postmaster Cresw.ll
and s Dumber OF oihe! prominent poll
tic:aos arrived Ias; night. But few
delegstes sFe expected TO arrive before
Aondar. The entire New York dele
CATION will srrive on Monday and 90
into 8 caucus Tuesday morning 10 elect
s chairman. select committeeman and
20 decide g. TO Vice President Mr.
Bickham, Of the Ohio delegation, also
arrived aud announces that Governor
Dennison has Withdrawn a. candidate,
sDd thsi ColiaI will receive the vo;e OF
. almost the e5ii-e Ohio delegation.
The Strikes Spresdisg.
The irsie strikes are extending INTO
sll branches OF industry. The coach
painters las, night decided to arike on
Monday fo- eight hours The cap
makers meet Mosday to organize s
.,riAe The couieciioners met lasi
nigh; sni organized foI strike tor
eight hours aud higher wages The
picture :rsme makers viii strike to-
MORROW.
The Treaty OF Washinstoa.
The following is 8 Her4lf specisl from
Washington: The British Minister wa:
n consultation with Sec!etarv Flsh,
Yesterday afternoon, until afie. SIX
oclock. respecting the probable failure
OF the treaty. OF Washington in the
event tha; the Brirish Government
should decline TO -auiy the Sens;e
supplemental treaty Il i understood
tina, Esr, Granville has iaiormei Geu.
. Schenck. who in t1rn communicated 70
Secretary Fish this afternoon thst Hs'
Msiestv- Government must decline 70
ign the proposed Senate article unles.
explanations are fuIl given 81 TO the
meaning ot the amendments 70 the
article proposed By the BRUSH Govern
meuL 4. the matter is nov entirely IN
the hand. o. the Senate sud g. the
members OF the CommiIies on Foreign
: Relation. are. with single exception
opposed 70 any chsoge Whatever, EGG
laDi must take the responsibility OF
with drawing irom ihe Arbitration
Members ot the Cabinet and leading
Aip;1s-iratiou Senators -hare N the
ho,e= thai the treaty. Is failure,
oirea, Britain = willing. sowevs!, 70
postpone tbe matter aud defer s!b'ira-
ton il The | nItei States Is willing 70
furthe! discuss the subject. This j:
Low under consideration.
The President was al hi. room al the
Capitol. la, night, signing bills, sot
while there he Wa shown the ls;est
dispatch from Lord Granville tos Dum
Ter OF Senators. THIS dispatch cou.
tsins nothing rev. bui is SIMPLY re-
iteration OF the old demand for so sI'
rlanation. The feeling now i that tbt
British Government desires 10 tide tht
mater over the present session OF tht
Senate so IS 10 csrry on further negoiI.
atoms with the Secretary Of State iDde-
pendeniiy OF the advisory capacity o
the Senate. The determination not ;o
recei. any further is still uppermost
but it l. understood thai s request 70:
time 10 consider the supplemental srti-
Gle mss been made by the British Cos
eminent This, il il means ANYTHING
must mean postponemeDt Of tht
Geneva tribunal. which should meet on
the 18th lost Without such postpone
meni the treaty. would be failure il
spite Of all the consideration which
either Government can give Il
The City Press on the Death oI
The Head, this morning. comes out
in the deepest mourning Tor the dsaIh
OF James Gorion Bennett, is proprietor
sud founder. An editorial on the de
ceased says: 1t Is 10; our province tc
eulog.Ie him, his career as Journalist
is before the world and is public prop
erty; his private life and personal char
ac;er are the property Of he family 500
friends. The other morning paper:
contain lengthy obituaries OF the de
ceased. with editorial comments, il
wa;ch the highes, possible trituies ~
paid TO his memory a. III. leader il
the grea, school OF American journal