The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-09
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WASHINGTON.
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WASHINGTON, prilS.-Mr Clymore,
ofCbicago, who was murdered near
Vienna, Illinois, few days since, has
,or some time passed been in cores
nopdence with Hon. Horatio King, OF
this CITY. The following is the conclu-
s,opof a letter received hy Mr.. King
on the first inst
II f,el distressed this morning 10y
-.s.oo Of something uncommon. |
tsyr dreamed four successive nights OF
hS;ng murdered. | have very little
taII in dreams though this is 80 singu-
ISiyoej1 -. c. CLyMoRE" "
rbe ways and Means Committee
sill have under consideration the tariff
bill. 1t was thought they would be
ready 10 report the bill to-day or to-
morrow. but the members OF the COM
mltee now say they will not be ready
TO make their report before next week.
The senate Arms Investigating Com.
mtttee
examined Major Allen, Superintendent
Of the Springfield, Massachusetts,
Armory this morning, but nothing new
vas elected from his testimony.
The InternatiOnaiists.
One of the principal leaders OF the
Internationaists in Washington gives
assurance that this society will be large
" represented at the Cincinnati Conven-
ION. and that while they do not expect
10 control the deliberations of that
body yet they hope to exercise consider
able influence in its ultimate conc'u-
.ions, and consequently support its
choice for President and Vice President
The Internationalists have succeeded
IN ORGANIZING twenty three sections in
this city, with large list OF members
IN each section.
Mrs. Kelsey, a new lecturer, made
her debut at Lincoln Hall, in this city,
on Wednesday evening, under the aus
uice, of the lnternationals. A move
ment to unite the lnternatlonals with
the friends of female suffrage and labor
reform tor the purpose OF cooperating
ayaipst the reelection OF Grant, should
he receive the domination Of the Phhll-
adeIphia Convention or against any one
else nominated at Philadel phla, pro-
vided the Cincinnati Convention makes
a nomination not hostile to the interests
OF such a combination. The lnterna-
tionals propose TO hold Congress
Immediately after the several political
parties have met in Convention and
NJ ,Ie nominations Tor President and |
Vice President The purpose OF this |
Congress will be among other things TO
formally decide which candidate their
organization will support
Coin Balance.
The coin balance in the treasury at
the close OF business today WAS 1922,
UUDUHO.
The President
vas quite unwell last night, and to day
beng unable 10 attend to any business.
The committee having charge Of the
memorial services in honor OF Professor
Morse, TO be held in the House Of Rep
rrsentatives, on Tueeday evening, the
18th inst, held fall meeting to day
and reported that the arrangements
We're almost completed, and were
Of such q character a. will
make the event one OF the greatest
interest. The leading members in both
houses OF Congress will deliver short
addresses, and Oliver Wendell Holmes
will probably read a poem written eX-
pressly TOR the occasion. Letters have
been addressed to the Mayors OF several
cities requesting them to call pubic
meetings on the same night A plan
j. being perfected to hold similar meet
iuss throughout the world, and hold
communication by telegraph with the
meeting here. 1t was resolved that the
following invitations be extended TO
The Governors OF the different States
The National Telegraph Monument
ASSOCIATION have appointed you one oil
the Vice Presidents on the occasion OF
the memorial services III honor OF Sam
ueI F. B. Morse, to be heId in the
House OF Representatives, on Tuesday
evening, April It, Telegraph your ac-
ceptance, and if you cannot be present
then the appointment Of proxy re-
siding or sojourning here Address A.
). Solomons, Chairman Of the Commit
tee of Arrangements" 1t was further
agreed to invite the widow and family OF
the late Professor to be present upon the
occasion and to become guests OF the
nation Rev. DR.. Adams has been in
'ited TO open the proceedings with
PRAYER. Admission to the building will
te by card only.