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Guetlal Notices

Greeley and Brown.-The undersigned unite in call fof
meeting Of resilient the Eighteenth Assembly District Ito Tor"
Greeley and Brown Campaign Club to be held At +S5 Ga
yrIs yare. EVENING o'clock Al persons IN favor Of
he Cincinnati Platform and % the eeoa 81 rees s9a %
q PTfLMAN FRANK LESLIE Dr. JOHN ; LlNDSsl 4hV "
COAOHMON. sol. BRbtToChE' hyDsa II. hAV'' y" IT, =" -
HNI1rr "a VEI, H. COOPER, and 2y Others.
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Calling THINGS by their right nnincs.

tHI'IhH tIIHES Uf eItIF r'NIIt
The machine have hecr sng aer h.s
together for tie eTors@ry prencs Which tbs pa re
WILCOX GIBBS AecAue snoWn y the TACT t
nnrr machines annually exchanges fr the WI
cox GIBBS to them neIphcab nfsies "a
ey have al last Announced dsc0yy that the Ockh ui1e,
us exchanged old style cat saa N hon Old ios ahho "a
OF nearly and o. TIC v hs
public discovered this oag ago and arc connt 20 e
locstch ,hnss at ODD inn pnees or l NLcok
iinper called
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Tyrnty-four glasses Of mineral waters, Nehy F'sn-
gen Carlsbad Congress settlers etc. can be made At bone o
different waters BY emaea physcins M direction. with saeh boE
Sold by druggists.
JOnN MATrHyvs
Frst-sve. rweuty-sIh and Tsenty-seyeIIh-ss.. n. T.
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moved TO the City Hospital where his injuries pro-
nounced fatal. e still alive this evening. bt there
is no hope OF his recovery.
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Indies DO not fail OF those goods which Nco
DAVIDSON Co.. No. 6J5 Broadway seLns Al one ri e TIA
reua pce handel Table HALVES 80 DOZEN
Plated Spoons So Dozen Plates a. 81 Dozen
China Pates at % Ter dozen
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OF the Assembly we're passed. and at six o'clock tho
Speaker closed the sesson thanking the members for
tho kindness that had marked their bearing towards
hnseli The Assembly then adjourned slne ae.
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An Excellent Artcle-MRs wSsLOws soor'iiSs Strip
an excellent article for all diseases Of chl!ren
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Costars DETERMINATIONS and Powder Kills Rats Mica
Rosobes Belbuz Moths Cocroache CsT,R Co.. 2J Ceatest
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Tho 900 French and Dusseldorf painting,

contributed by artists for the benefit OF the sufferers
by The Chicago fire are now exhibition at The Lesyitt
Art Gallery, s7 broadway. The sale viii commence AZ
Clinton Hall on Thursday evening. rrrff.
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Window shades Of every description also improved fius
G. H. KgLrY COHPAsf, "a BroidwaJ
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NARRIEU.

cit works like charm" say all who use REsSEs PArs
KILLING MAGIC Vi for Headache
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nouselSeepers Opportunityocr Adg feni3 have TIE op
poTiUny supplying shemsye with certain araee o. abe wsrr
third prices Iyohaudei Table KNIVES -
per syer and Forks 20 tolsn Plates 81
Der do1ea; China Plates u 81 per dozen, At
hIooL DAVIDSON & Co.'S No C90 Broadway.
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poRTFR-NlCHoLs-B tho Rev. Thomas Clancy May iss
Mr. eorrs L. Porter Sarah Nichols al Of New Durham
NewJersey
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selfDefense.
To emina, neglect preventive medication be abSi M.
,, Of the ailments Affect Humanity II well acerA'sd
fact resting on the experiences Of 20 that's course Of HoSrSr
TRRs STOMACH DITrERs will pot naturally feeble 'T'en
cb state fdene will be to es: the most Prers
lent disease such agn influence Of masma nn"hos
anna xs,er excessive heat damp cold sudden changes Of ienPersurs
M YET there are thousands persons perpetual psnl from
On. ar more Of these cases. reess avail themselves d
the absolute protection which vegetable aDadO,e sso In
rp,,ept and bilious ferer5 rheumatism general debility
nervoa. weakness irregularities Of the stomach bowels AMI live.
would be omparavely this psbie specific uni
yersal use IN the districts where they prapay prevail
sale OF 999 Paintings
for the BENEFIT Of the SUFFERERS By CHICAGO fRB
In calling attention to PAINTINGS exhibition at the
Ie,vi Art Gallery Broadway Cenz the ee contributors %
French Artists the uhdergued ere TO say that the
SALE will take place Public Auou without reserve or hn on
THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, May TO- Aa'
49, at Clinton Han oonmehcas al O'Clock
3. d. MORGAN
Chairman Committee on French Paintings
wM. H. APPLETON.
Chairman Committee DusssIiorf Paintings
The Workips :, ornen'- Protective Union.
80 BieeeEet FOR The pvenuo. an d5e-. o. frauds ana
SsSs TS5sss cLESkS Ie are .uppI.
po and are obtsian employment Wages shh h.'s
n ea.ned aus collected Dy All sse 9. eh,Fss
Post-Dncs Notiee.-Ths MAILS FOR EUROPE eunss the
pees cndng sATtRDAt hay 70 ss val close tai, TH
NJ "a THURSDAY y l. oSEs
Ra,,Ie,t,. Crystai IeaeerinS Globe Lamps are eens
.dop'es s,sn S IT. ss ey al oas p. g soas
Yards and elsewhere Gepsn ssioe, No sS bfesa"s Wv
Parenrs-MuSS CO.. FghAe ssSssS 81
sossdssa send for Law. Guide TO Inventors
o EsE shs 1 renalAs1Es MSSuFIcI0RY, Sa Pearls,
n.p,o., Enlarged Joints, all disssss VI the fss'
| caroa by Dr zACuARtB, 81 Uaos ssssr~'
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DIED..

an Notices OF Marriages must be tndorse1 9th faH
name and address
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LESLIE CooMBs's OPINION OF Mr.. GREELEY
The following private letter from Mr.. Coombs
has by permission been made public
MY DEAR SIR: YOu Will remember conversation
about the Cincinnati Convention and its probable nom
lnee. j thought IL would De Adams, the son ana
grandson OF a President, and should have voted
Tor him with much pleasure; but the nomination
Of Greeley inspiration, and he viii sweep
Tie country Ike tornado. Adams would have captured
ne educated OF intellect and principle especially In
TAG ces aud towns. but greeley VIII not only get their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-15

The meeting held in Nashville recently, to
ratify the nominations Of the Cincinnati Convention mp
pears TO have been emneny earnest ana 'po"fn'iu "a
character The principal speech was made by inc
Cnar,nau. Gen. Gates T. ThrustoD. Secretary OF the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-01
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, May 81

CHICAGO, May 81.
FLOUR-Inactive and nominal
GRAIN-Wheat was in good de-
mand. but the mardet was nervous. No
spring, 1900 bushels sold at S. AIT
cash; 81 439l 46$ seller for June; 81 A
al Al! seller for July; closing at 81 A
al AT seller for June; 45i sc Her fol
July. Corn was active but ! to K
lower; No. . sold at 42l@43!c, cash
and seller for June; closing at 43ic sell
Ter for June. Oats were steady, the
prices being kept up by the bulls; No
= sold at 4Og94lc; 4l@4llc seller fol-
Jnne; closing at 4lc seller for June
Rye was quiet and steady at 75976c
fos No. .. Barley was inactive anE
nominal at 55960c for No. >, accord,
ing 10 location.
WINES-Steady, at Soc fer iron
bound.
MESS PORK-Declined l2lc; sold
at sll 9j, cash; 81 9j9l2 90 seller for
June.
LARD-5c lower $ 47!@s 80 selle.
for June.
BEEF CATTLE-In good demand
and steady, at s. 6095 95 for fair to
good; Sc lO@6 - for choice to extra
prime shipping beeves.
LIVE HOGS-Were in good request,
but owing to large offering the market
was weaker; sales at s. 65G4 90.
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that vex other classes in their endeavor
to get along" not at all dissipated' ana
only to anxious to seek repose as soon
as they got home from the evening per
formances. In the special troupe Win
which he identified himself nearly ali
the lady performers were the wives OF
male members of the company, and the
moral atmosphere of the show was un,
Objectionable. The same matrimonial
relationship existed between the women
who sold lemonade, cake, and candy 70
the audience and the ticketagents OF
other employees. In evsry department
of the business the ameteur found that
strict discipline prevailed. All the
interiors were answerable to the supe>
riors set over them by the general head
the proprietor. The insight given into
the life ofthese people, while materially
different from the popular estimate, is'
on the whole, very creditable to class
whom public opinion, too often unchar'.
table in its conclusions, is frequently
disposed to taboo as wanting in the bet
ter attributes of human nature.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-01
IN the Campaign III J Gazette.
BRANCHING CORN.
Ingenious Contrivances for Swind-
ling Farmers-A Worse Fraud than
Barnum's Mermaid.

An interesting investigation took
place at the Gazette office few days
since. being no less than the dissection
Of the sample stock Of Judson Branch
ing Corn, which had been sold to the
agent operating at this point.
1t was rumorei some days previou
that there had been fraud and deceit
prac;iced in the branching corn bust
ness in the manufacture of sample
stalks bearing four, FIVE and six full
grown ears. These samples were sold
by Mr.. Juison at enormous figures
TO agents canvassing for the sale OF
packages OF corn, and the wonderful
stalks were such strong and undeniable
proof of the varietys very prolific ma
ture, that every sucker who had occa-
sionally heard that like produces like,
bit at once and invested stamps in Jui-
sons corn. Mr Stewart, Of this city,
was swIndled into purchasing consid-
erable territory and several OF the Won
dertul stalks-paying as high as 50
each for the latter.
The crash came at last. Judson was
arrested in Chiago for Swindling;
waived examination, gave bail and fled.
Things began to show symptoms Of foul
pay all round the board, and Mr.. Stew
art determined to investigate, hence the
dissection of ms samples. Briefly, the
result OF the examination was about as
follows: One sample having four ears
was made up OF two stalks neatly joined
at a joint, having a pine dowel-pin
about eight inches long to give tie
splice strength. Each original stalk
having two ears to begin with,
the alliance formed by means OF
the pine stick, doubled the crop" in a
manner not fully explained in the Jud
son circulars.
In other stalks, in which no
dowel pins were found, the ears were
closely examined and three out OF five
were found 10 be ingeniously glued on.
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GUARANTEES.
What the Members of CounciI sa

" udt thc thcnOcEe VI SouSAs @S
The undersigned members of the
Council of the city of Wheeling, actu-
ated only by desire to promote the
welfare and protect the interests of the
city, hereby pledge themselves, in case
a subscription is authorized by the
voters of the city on the first day OF
June to the Wheeling and Lake Erie
railroad, that before such subscription
is made we will demand and require
satisfactory security that the money OF
this city shall be expended on the east
end of the road, and we will not make
such subscription until satisfactory
evidence is given that the road will he
built
First Branch-A. J. Pannell, A.
Wilson, 7. P. Shallcross, D. Schambra,
J. Butterfeld, J. NJ. Ewing, A. Wiede'
busch, J. w. Boring. n. Rester, W; ID.
Harrison, C. H. Booth, A. w. Kelley,
C. w. B. Allison, B. F. Stanton:
Second Branch-H. w. Phillips, j.
Steger, J. Altmeyer ]. G. Smith, r.
Simpson, J. Clator, 6. Baird, Thomas
OBrien, j. Howell, c. Viewig, B. F.
Caldwell, o. J. Crawford, j. NJ. Adams,
J. A. Lancaster, J. B. Sheppard, }.
Salisbury, P. Smith, E. Weisgerber, 5.
Waterhouse, G. Forbes, R. H. Hazlett.
Be it remembered that the Wheeling
IntelEgencer advocated and aided the
election of a majority Of the Council
men who sign the above pledge. 1t
guaranteed the honesty and ability OF
the men who thus guarantee the proper
management Of the trusts committed to
their care.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-01
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. May 81.
FLOUR-Quiet and firm; superfne
at S6 50@7 90.
GRAIN-Wheat inactive at 81 900
l 95 Corn quiet at 5295oc. Oats
at 43@45c.
COAL-Steady at l5c.
HOGT-A shade lower
PROVISlONS-Unchanged. Mess
pork quiet at $l4 35; rump at 50 5O@
ii 90. Bulk meats unchanged; shoul,
ders at 4fc; rib sides at &c; clear rib
at 65c, all loose. Hams dull and un'
changed. Bacon inactive; shoulders a,
Sic clear rib sides at 7@7sc asked; clear
sides at &c. Sugar cured hams steady
at Il6l2!c. Lard quiet at SIC.
SUGARS-Quiet at 9i@lO&c.
WHISDY-Firm at Soc for iron
bound.
COTTON-Firm but quiet low mid
dlings at 2iic receipts 81 bales; ship
ments 66 bales; stock 1906 bales
CHEESE-At l29l2!c.
EGGS-At l2@l3c.
BTTTER-At 20@2lc.
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some MILITARY. The military ed
tor OF the IatslLgtacer should at once
issue a work on tactics. Such genius
a; he exhibits should not be lost TO the
world. In speaking OF the appearance
OF Company c, he says:
The only hint necessary is, that no
.i.,le disturbance on the pavement,
while marching, should call the atten-
ton OF the men in the column to such
4 degree az to make them turn their
eyes from the front, where they always
should he when at Attention.
This military being can make an IN
dependent fortune by explaining to the
world how soldiers can march while at
Attention None Of our greatest tao.
ticians have ever been able to get things
arranged that way. Its nice in theory.
but somehow it don't work in practice.
II may be that the mantle piece OF the
great Napoleon has fallen on the mill
tary editor Of our co'emporary, but
then Nap. himself couldn't make SOL
diers march while they stood at "Atten-
ton" But, perhaps, as has often been
declared by the MtslHgsncr folks,
This soldier business is PLAYED out.
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A YOUNG Journalist has recently writ
ten up his experience with travelling
circus company to which be had at
tached himself for learning, by practical
knowledge, something about life in the
circus arena. He gave himself up to
menial services, and his purpose was
known only to the proprietor OF the
show. His account Of the mode of life
observed BY the circus people indicates
that with the latter their business is a
very earnest, proaaic occupation. The
glitter and gilt and spansles of circus
life exist only in the ring and on pa
rade. Instead Of finding himself among
people Of sometimes questionable
sense of propriety, he soon learned that
his temporary associates, male and fe-
male, were staid and decorous N their
conduct, with sll the little saxieties
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-01

STATE MEDICAL SocIETY-The State
Medical Society will assemble in the
Fourth street NJ. E. church lecture
room, on Wednesday next, June 5th, at
o'clock P. NJ. A very large number
of medical men are expected and the
proceedings will be Of more than usual
interest. Delegations are expected from
the Pennsylvania Medical Society, from
Ohio and other States. Our city physi'
clans are making every preparation for
the reception and entertainment of their
brethren of this and other States. We
are informed that they will visit the
various manufacturing establishments
of the city.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Exclusively for the Register.
nv the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
OnIce, IlO Main Street.
WASHINGTON.
General News.

WASHINGTON, May 3l.-There was a
long session of the Cabinet to-day, at
which was discussed the reply of this
Government to the various dispatches
from London relative to the supple-
mentary treaty. A reply was finally
agreed upon and cabIed to London this
evening. A high functionary of the
Government says the matter is still
pending between the two Governments,
but it would be unsafe to say that there
is any prospect for a final adjustment,
though there is no telling what unex-
pected turn matters may take towards
reaching fair and just settlement
The American Minister at Athens
communicated to the Department of
State, under date of Nav 4th, 1872, a
long report showing the decline of
brigandage in Greece.
J. B. Carr has been appointed Sur
veyor Of Distilleries in the Fourteenth
District of Ohio.
The custom receipts for the week
ending May 25 are as follows New
York, S245, 400; Philadelphia, S20j.,
255; Baltimore, $l3S,337; San Fran,
cisco, $l65,637.
There has been nothing learned in
official circles to-day which would seem
to indicate hope for the treaty OF Wash
ingten. On the contrary indications
point to failure for the present, and the
Board OF Arbitration which was to
assemble at Geneva on the 18th OF
June will be further postponed. A
prominent official expressed the opinion
this morning that Notwithstanding the
fact that matters were at present IN a
very bad condition, he thought the
English people would force their Gov.
ernment to recognize the spirit OF equity
evinced on the part of this Government
in its manner OF dealing with the ques.
ton at issue, and thereby ultimately
save the treaty.
The dispatches received by the State
Department, up till noon TO day, are
being considered in the Cabinet. The
Treasury officials express the opinion
that the tariff and tax bill, as amended
and passed by the Senate, last night,
will not occasion much disagreement
between the two Houses, and that it
will be passed before Tomorrow night.
The President sent the following
nominations to the Senate to-day:
VIM. Fleming, as Appraiser at Buffalo,
New York; Lewis Zaha, as Assistant
Assessor Of Internal Revenue, Ninth
District OF Ohio.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Destructive Fire.

TANPAQUA, Pa, May 3l.-About two
o'clock this morning most destructive
fire broke out in Deans carriage fac
tory, in this city. The flames spread
rapidly and by SIX o'clock a whole
block Of buildings was DESTROYED, con
suming Deans factory, chair factory
hardware store, two saddle shops and
several grocery aud provision stores
There were, in all. about twenty
buildings burned. The total loss has
not vet been ascertaned. The property
is partially insured. At one time il
was feared the principal part OF the
town would fall a prey TO the flames,
but happily the wind changed and the
fire was confined to the block on which
it originated.
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New York Money Market.
NEw YORK, Nav 3I-6 ?,

NEW ok, MAY Ol-o L. u.
The supplemental treaty and numer
Gus reports in regard thereto caused
much discussion in financial circles to-
day. The course OF speculation on the
Stock Exchange to-day was marked BY
a frmer tone and an increase in bust
ness. Various reasons are assigned for
this change in the temper OF speculation
MONEY-Easy during the day, and
closed at 4@6 per cent on call loans.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Contin
ues firm; bankers show no disposition
to yield.
GOLD-Strong at ll4@l43!.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Quiet
and arm; United States currency 6s at
llTMllT!.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-01
New York Market.
NEW YhRK- MAY 3

NEW lokk, NAY ol.
FLOUR-The market is dull anC
in buyers favor; Sc 0O96 50 for super
fine State; 81 O0@7 80 for extra State
s. 3591 ~ Tor choice do 81 4j97 9C
for fancy State; S. 00G6 so Tor super
fine western, Sc 95@7 so for com.
mon to medium extra western; 81 j59
5 40 for choice do; s. 1909 90 fol
common TO choice white wheat western
extra; s. 90 for common 10 good
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio
50 9j99 60 for trade brands; IS 65G
10 40 for common TO fair extra St. Louis
sl0 459l2 10 for good to choice do
Southern -four is quiet and heavy
at s. 0O9S so for common "a
fair extra and $40 55Gl3 90 for good "a
choice do. Rye flour is dull; sales
$50 bbls. at 81 7595 IS. Corn meal
quiet.
GRAlN-Wheat in buyers favor al
81 6S9l II for No. 2 spring in store;
81 SOL IS for No. ] dG 81 9092 % for
winter red western; 81 O5G2 08 for am.
Der western; s. O092 l2 for white do;
81 69 for common No. 2 Chicago
afoat and l73 10. No. . Milwaukee.
Rye is dull and nominal at CSC for
western in store. Barley quiet and un,
changed. Barley malt is quiet. Corn
tirmer for prime and heavy tor common
at 69@1lc for western mixed ahoat.
Oats dull and heavy sales Of 24,0OO
bushels at 55c for western 10 store
and 56G57c for Ohio.
PROyISIONS-Tbe pork market is
dull and nominal st$l3 90 Tor new mesg
slO OO9l0.75 for prime. and sl2 OOG
Il IS for new prime mess. Beef quiet
al s. 50G9 80 for plain mess aud $40 90
@l2 90 for extra mess. Beef hams
dull at S23 0OG26 90. Tierce beef
nominal at Sl4 OOSl7 90 for prime
mess and Sl7 90 gig 90 for India do.
Cut meats quiet at 5s@5!c for shoul-
ders. Middles are quiet and steady.
Lard heavy; sales OF 30 tierces at sia
9tc for No. ! to prime steam and 9tc
for kettle rendered.
BUTTER-Quiet and dull at 27G
30c for new.
CHEESE-steady at ll9I4ic for
common TO prime.
COTTON-On spot opened quiet and
less firm at 25ic for low middliDg, and
26.c for middliDg uplands-
HAY-Quiet and prices in buyers
favor, held at GIG 0OSlS 50 for ship
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A few men drove the Gen.
trail Ohio railroad to Sulli-
vans farm (nOw the city of
Bellaire.) Don't let the like
happen to-day.

LOOK HERE.-Every lawyer in our
city who has taken the pains to exam
inc the contract of the Wheeling and
Laks Erie Railroad Company. has de-
clared himself satisfied with its safe
guards, and is to-day warm friend Of
the railroad and bridge. Here they
are: DANIEL PECK, C. w. B. ALLISON
R. G. BARR, GEO. o. DAVENPORT, GEO
B. CALDWELL, W. P. HUBBARD, +. II,
COCHRAN.
Each OF these gentlemen, after hav
ing examined the contract, has spoken
in favor OF the subscription you are
called on 10 vote for to-day.
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NEW YORK CITY.
The Piano Makers. Strike,

New YORK, May 3l.-The Piano
Forte Makers Union met to-day. The
large firm OF Haines Brothers has ac-
ceded to the demands Of the men.
Steinway still holds out
Found Guilty.
Michael Deecessa, found guilty OF
manslaughter yesterday, was today
sentenced to three years Imprisonment.
More Indictments.
Rumors are current, to-day, that a
number oc new and important iudict-
ments of prominent persons connected
with the late municipal troubles have
been found by the Grand Jury.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-01
CH1pREys HOME ANNIvERsARY.-

CHILDREN's HOME ANNIvERsARY.-.
The second anniversary of the Chill.
dren's Home at Washington Hall, last
night, was we'll attended, though tine
railroad meetings drew away large
number who would have attended but
for them. Hon. James PAUL was Pres.
ident of the evening. The programme
was full OF good things, and the little
ones performed their allotted parts most
satisfactorily and with great deal OF
skill. We are sorry our duties else
where prevented our being present
during the entire evening, as what we
were fortunate to see and hear pleased
us greatly. A collection was taken up
for the benefit of the Home, but we
have not learned how much was real
lied.
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We call upon all the friends OF i'm,
provement to assist in securing full
vote in favor Of subscription to the
railroad aud bridge. The enemies Of
these enterprises have been so active,
80 violent, and so industrious in circu'
lating misrepresentation, that extraor'
dinary exertions are needed to save the
city from the calamity which the defeat
OF these measures would be. Spare no
effort to bring to the polls every friend
OF progress.