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THR OAPITAHFa uaf
The Interest Laws Under Discussion
In the House.
No Flag Yet. 5aZTl
Special Telegram TO the lntelllgencer. J

No Flag Yet. ..fLgE Y 4
Special Telegram TO the lntelllgencer.
CHARLEsToN, February 3.
The usury laws are under discussion in
the House Of Delegates. ,.Yaf, .7e %.
Mr.. Pike, Of New York, who d4tred to
furnish flAg for the Convention has
failed to do so, and the bunting once more
lies upon the table. '''' 1850 '' W
We have six inches of snow to-day
with Indications Of rain. HENRY.
From this Mornings Register.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 3.-The Charles.
tonians are again startled out Of their pro.
priety and reduced TO lear and trembling
by means OF resolution introduced in
the Convention yesterday and referred to
the Committee on Legislative Depart.
mCnt. The resolution provides that at
the election for the ratification or rcjec.
tion Of tlIe new Constitution, the people
may vote for such place as they deem
proper for the scat Of government, and, if
any place receives majority Of the voles
cast, It shall be the Capital. II, however,
no place receive such q majority, at the
next general election, whether the new
Constitution be adopted or not, the two
places having the highest vote, shall be
voted for, and tho one receiving ma
ioriiy shall be the Capital. &E
The resolution creates good deal OF
comment, and will probably excite a
spirited debate when it comes before the
Convention again.
Several partial reports from Conven-
tlon committee have been presented, and
their discussion will commence next Mon.
day.
We are just now having an unusually
severe snow storm. The snow is to-day
nearly one loot deep, and Is still falling.
The Convention has refused to regulate
the rate Oi interest by constitutional pro-
vision, but an effort Is being made in the
Legislature to change the existing law In
relation to that subject. The bill will be
discussed in the House of Delegates on
Monday, and whatever may be its fate
there, it is certain that the Senate will
not agree to any change in the present
law. l think your business men need no
longer entertain any apprehensions on the
subject during the present session.
Senator Baker, ol your city, desires me
to say that he has received the instruc-
tions passed by the Council on Friday
night in relation to the bills authorizing
subscriptions to the Ohio railroads and
will endeavort TO have the law shaped &C.
cordingly.
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AKsntnoEy Murderer Ranged byra
Mob,

RICHMOND, KY, Feb. 3-Ycsterlay a
party Of twenty-five or thirty masked
men went TO the jail where Slough, who
murdered his wife. was confined over.
powered the Sheriff, took the keeper OF
the Jail, and proceeded to Stough's cell
and marched him oRt o short distance,
where they hung him TO the limb OF q
tree. The mob then quietly dispersed.
The circumstances attending the murder
are so brutal that the action Of the mob
seems TO meet general approval.
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How a Democratic Member Found
his way TO the Permanent Seat,

How a Democratic Member Found
his way TO the Permanent Seat.
The following story is told in q Parkers.
burg paper at tho expense Of Richie
county:
The Democratic member oi the lower
House of the Legislature from Ritchie
met with q serious mishap on his way To
the Permanent Seat. Felix, Tor the first
time Of his earthly career, left home. He
had never been outside OF his native coun.
ty $50 it is said). Arriving at the town oil
PennsborO in time to take the way train
west at o'clock, lie stepped into the
ticket Office and demanded pass. This
was refused by the agent, saying he had
no authority to give free passes.
"Why, sir, am Felix Prunty, men,
Der OF the Legislature. l ride free over
the b. " o. r. r." "Well, sir, you must
get pass from Baltimore; we have no
authority 10 pass any one free" II have
been informed that the railroad would
pass us Tree" Now IL has always been
the impression that the railroad was in.
strumental In the election last fall. Per-
haps Jas. Kelly can explain. Ifhe should
"rise TO explain" we hope he will give the
reason why 80 many votes were cast at
Petroleum by employees Of the railroad.
The honorable member Of the Legis-
lature then demanded half fare
ticket, but this was also denied.
lie was compelled TO purchase q
ticket to Parkersburg at full rate. The
fast stock train precedes the way train.
1t stopped at Pennsboro this day, waiting
the arrival Of the way train east. While
the engineer was Oiling up, a great com.
motion was heard. The ticket agent
stepped outside, and lol and behold, the
Honorable Democrat was seated upon the
COW catcher An alteration arose be,
tween the engineer and the legislator
when he made the remark, II paid full
fare and I'll ride where please, / want
to see the country" By the united efforts
OF his friends he was pacilled, and waited
patiently for the way train. But oh, de.
mocracy! why did you change the Capi.
tal? or, why don't you change the name
Of a station on the Baltimore & Ohio r.
RI The Honorable member rode along
viewing the country, talking pleasantly
to the hills and ripping brooks, and the
whole panorama ol natures beauties
The grand display interested him, but
ian angels wing will droop II too long
at rest" the scenery became monotonous
and he was wrapped in natures sweet
rcstorer-balmy Sleep" "Kanawha r.
shouted the conductor, and the Honora.
bic democratic representative was aroused
from his slumbers. Picking up his traps
he jumped of the train. As It LEFT him
he was heard asking "wherc TO find the
Capitol" ----------
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Attempted Express Robbery on a
Railroad Train.

CINCINNATI, o., February 3.-An at.
tempt at robbery was made In the Adams
Express car on the Panhandle train due
here at o o'clock Saturday morning.
Alter leaving Xenia tho armed guard was
sitting In darkness, having been deprived
OF light by the frozen condition of his
lamp oil. This quiet was broken by some
unknown person in the remote end Of the
car, who finally struck a light TO better
enable him to prosecute his search among
the yaluables IN that part OF the car. The
light reveal the man clearly at work
upon trunk, whereupon the guard fired.
the ball striking the robber In the breast
at central point, and passing towards the
right shoulder. The wounded man was
at once taken into custody, brought TO
this city and finally removed to the hos :
pital. The wound 10 not considered dan
gerous. The man gives his name as Jas.
TTimble, and says he was once brakeman
on the road. He had about his person
number of pawn brokers' tickets. From
memoranda about him II appears that
he has, among other cities, taken in Louis
vile and Pittsburgh in his recent travels.
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Dayton & Chicago Branch OF the
CheSaneake s. Ohio Rnllrnad.

CINCINNATI, February 4,-A project for
building q railroad from the western
terminus of the Chesapeake 6 Ohio rail.
road 10 Dayton, Ohio, via Hillsboro Is
now receiving much local encouragement
Highland county has subscribed the re.
quired stock, and in Montgomery, Gin,
ton and Greene vigorous efforts are put.
ting forth 10 raise their respective quotas
Less than $780, 900 Of the IS 500, 900 upor
the subscription Of which the Chesapeake
" Ohio conditioned the building 'ot thC
road remains to be taken. II this sue
ceeds II is intended to make 1t Chicago
outlet for the Chesapeake road, as well a!
securing route direct to this city for thu
same.
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GREELEY'S BIRTHDAY CELE-
~ DRAFTED. g. BL
A Remarkable Gathering of Distin-
guished and Cultivated People TO
Honor the sage of Chappaqua.


Has it any Political Significance {!
NEW YORK, February AIT the en-
tertainment given last evening at the
house OF Evan j. johnson, No 1923, West
Fifly-scventh street, on the occasion OF
the Glst birthday Of the veteran editor Of
the Tribune, Horace Greeley, one ofthe
largest and most remarkable companies
of men and women OF letters that has
ever been held in New York, those pres
ent representing nearly every profession,
and including some Of the most notable
men and women in the country. All
parts of the Union were represented in
the assemblage. Early in the evening an
elegant dinner was partaken Of by Sc.
lect few Of Greeley's friends, including
BIr. johnson, MIR. Cleveland, Mr.. George
Ripley, Rev. Dr. Chaplin, Prof. Guyot,
Prof. Youmans,l Rev., 0. Is. Frothingham,
and +. B. Carpenter, most OF these gentle
men being accompanied by their wives.
There were no speeches or lormality of
any kind. Letters were read from George
William Curtis, John G. Whittier, Oliver
Wendell Homlcs, Hamilton Fish, ]. X.
Barrett, of the Cincinnati Times and
Chronicle, and Gerrett Smith. The press
was well represented by Murat Halstead,
Of the Cincinnati Commercial; Samuel
Bowles, of the Springfield Republican,
ex,Gov. Hawley, Of the Hartford COurant,
with Whitelaw Reed, Oliver johnson,
George Ripley and Sam Sinclair and
others, of the Tribune. Each invitation
card contained a fine steel engraving OF
MIR. Greeley and fac simile Of his char
acteristic autograph. .r....,'
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The Heads of the Government in
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, February 3.-The Presi-
dent and Vice President visited this city
this afternoon, as guests Of Samuel Shoe
maker. During the evening they visited
the Union Orphan Asylum Fair at Ma!
sonic Temple, Tor the benefit Of the or.
phans Of Union soldiers. During the
evening the President, was presented by
the ladies with q splendid chair; also,
with gilt for Mrs. Grant. Vice Presi.
dent Colfax was presented with an ele.
giant afghan for Master Schuyler Coliax.
The President and Vice President briefly
but appropriately acknowledged the com.
pliments. They lett on the $50 train Ior
Washington,
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FRANCE.
Disappointment Over the Refusal TO
HH Return TO Paris. n.

disappointment Over the Refusal to
-" Return TO Paris. n
PARIS, February 3.-The adverse vote
IN the Assembly yesterday on the motion
to return to Paris, has caused great dis.
appointment. Leon threatens 10 resign
the prefecture Of the Seine, and in conse.
qllenGe Casimer Periere will insist on
Withdrawing from the Ministry.
Duke dAumale and Prince de Joinville.
in communication TO an official Journal
state that if they had been present in the
Assembly on Friday, they would have
voted for the return OF the Assembly io
the government Of Paris, They also
stated that Thiers had induced Casiner
Periere TO wait until Monday before re.
signing from the Ministry.
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Weather Renort.
..... ...-.--. WAR DEPARTMENT,
oPTICE oP THE CHIEP SIaKAL OPFIoER,
WARRINGTON. D. O., Feb. 4-7SO r. 4.
PROBABILITIES,

The barometer will probably remain
higher on Monday on the south Atlantic
coast, and also in Wisconsin and Mime.
sofa. The pressure will rise somewhat
during the night, with southwest winds
in Pennsylvania and New England. The
low barometer in upper Michigan, will
move eastward 10 the St. Lawrence Val.
Icy, and southwest winds with snow at.
tending It's advance on Monday to the
east Atlantic coast. A rising barometer
with northwest winds and falling tenn,
peraturc will prevail from Lake Huron &c
Missouri, and northwestward. Partially
cloudy and pleasant weather will continue
in the south Atlantic States. SOutherly
winds with threatening weather and rain
will extend from Texas eastward To Ala.
bama, ..rr.
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The New Orleans Investigatiou.

New ORLEANS, February 2.-The Con.
gressional Committee continue their la.
6ors in unearthing the evil deeds of the
Legislators and the State ofiloiRR. {.
The children Of j. Slidell have brought
suit TO recover their fathers estate, con.
fiscated here during the war. ''.'
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AND now comes a correspondent Of the
Fairmont Liberalist and wants the names
OF Grant and Lincoln townships, in Mari.
on county, changed 10 West Fork and
Buffalo. l.If r#
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IRELAND.
Parliamentary Nomination aud Shin.
dy at GALWAY.

LONDON, February Sat a meeting at
Galway, Ireland, today, 10 nominate a
candidate for the House OF Commons, A
show OF hands indicated that majority
favored Nolan, home rule candidate.
The result Of tho vote created great up.
roar, which eliminated in riot between
the opposing parties, The police attempt.
ed 10 suppress the disturbance, when a
furious conflict took place between the
officers and rioters. Order was not resfor.
ed until several persons had been severe.
ly wounded.
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TnE Grafton &ntiusl Is surprised to
find that report is going around that
smallpox prevails in that place, where
as it says there has not been single
case. The story was probably started at
Charleston.
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!. 42d CONGRESS.
Saturdays Speaking In the House.
s.....f-.I.7 pyAa,,,.,,.,o,. nj. m .o.o

WAbHINaTON, reD. D, 1877,
The Senate was not In session to-day.
The House met ;as in the Committee o
the Whole for debate only, MIR. HAY I'M.
speaker pro ten1. -.gr
Notwithstanding tho storm, there wer,
between thirty and forty members pres
ent, and perhaps twice that number q
In the gallery. s7f Ho'l5 : :
Mr.. KnLINaER pa first addressed tlt
House on tho subject Of 10 alr -
HoME INDUSTRY,
urging the maintenance of the tIresen,
duty Oni iron and other articles of Ameri.
can manufacture, and the repeal of tho
Income tax and stamp lax from tea, col.
fee and other articles not produced in
this country as tho true revenue reform
lie said that tho President, who would
doubtless be their leader in the next cam.
paign, stood pledged 10 this policy, and
he appealed 10 Republicans to let there bC
no difference between them and their
chosen leader. -"
Mr.. BEATTY, Of Ohio, followed, speaking
upon the subject OF the
PuDhIcAMoN OF THE PROCEEDINGS
Of Congress in tile Congressional and
Daily Globe. He read n number Of tables
TO show that the cost Of reporting, print.
ing and binding for this purpose was in
the years 1860 and 1870 about 100000.
He said that the temptation TO appear in
the Globe led to the delivery of long and
windy speeches, containing numbcrlcss
repetiuons Of ideas, and led 10 prolonged
sessions and delayed legislation. lie be-
lleved the brief, but correct, journals, and
the laws passed would tell where the
members were. The best speeches ever
delivered in Congress had come to lis
from the early days when there was no
Globe published. II o speech was worth
preserving, the world would see that 1t
was worth it He, however, did not hope
that Congress would go 10 the extent OF
stopping tho publication Of the Globe,
but thought some reform would
be agreed 10, such Us the sus.
pension of the publication Of the
laws In the Globe, and the transfer Of
petitions and post route bills from the
daily to quarto Globe. He complimented
the reporters Of the Globe, declaring them
the best in the world, and after a careful
examination Of the labor performed, came
TO the conclusion that the Globe was pub.
lished at reasonable terms. lie gave no.
tice that at a future day he would move
to abolish publication in the Globe after
the 4th of March next, and if that was
voted down he would offer resolution
that the work be done by contract, and if
contract cannot be made, that the de-
bates be published under the direction of
the Congressional printer. -
Mr.. WAKEMAN IN. W defended him
self and
THR CoNKLING WING
of the Republican party in New York
from the charge Of hostility to the Fen
tonitcs, and expressed the belief that every
Fcnton man in his district would support
the nomination Of President Grant for
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HOUSE
FOR SALE.

ouCr for salG the houo In which Inow rc. ~
sue, situate on John street, u rew doors
EAST oI Filth. Tho house Ia u substantial VI
woslory brick Containing eight rooms, DO
slides bath room and kitchen, and nuished
AUG, wIha good cellar, hot and cold water In
pay nAiMnitooms; The honsC Is In good order and
we'll located and In every way desirable prop
%Mly, being but little over square from The
FN'' once. There Is also on the premises good
BRICK STABLE,
,aalcient for four horses, and carriage honsc
any one wishingto purchase can examine thl
premises At any time.
sCpt9S mo 7. McDRRMOT.
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{ OYSTERS / OYSTERS | OYSTERS

JoHN @. HEFTLY, in Odd Pcllows' Hall
Stms ,S bis friends that he Ia now receiving daily
ne anest Oysters ever brought 10 this market,
TnSh he will sell ut Wholesale or by the can al
SVn %s lowest possible rates. Remember the place
S&1 SsII AUD supply yourselves with delicious bI.
S''SH AnYA
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ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Having sold all tho lots offered At $500 each,
sAeept Two, now offer ten lots fronting on the
sasI slue OF Elm and Chestnut streets and ex.
MnHlhg TO the river. Prieo from $500 10 81, 900
sAeh: according 10 sizC and location. Terms,
que 0ms'oGtth cash, residue In equal miscellaneous al
Que, Two and three years.
JNO. Y. GILCHRIST,
AuSa At Top NH.
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TnE West Hi'yiataa this week is ahead
In the long'bow exercise. The Post man
will have to hump himseliif he gets even
next week. ~ -
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At 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the front door of the Court
louse OF Ohio county, West Virginia, sell the
following described real estate, that is 10 ray
That certain piece or parcel Of ground lying aud
being situate In :hc southeast corner Of square
number threelD In Carroll Il Bakers addition 10
The city Of Wheeling, heIng lot No, 10, In said
square and situate on Fulton street In that par I
Of said city known a. East Wheeling. There Is
erected on said lot frame house, sable. ICncing
aud other necessary improvements,
Terms Of sale, cash. s' I'''s 8. ia
jang PHILIP SCIIITIIIE Trus,c.N
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Ara trialin Wilkesbarre, the other day
It was testified that a vein Of coal one foot
in thickness would yield one thousand
tons to the acre,
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Removal of Judge Mexican, of Utah
Asked For,

WASHINGTON, February 4.-The fol.
lowing has been received here:
SAT- LAKE Cry, February ~
To Hon. W. Il. Hooper, Washington:
An assemblage Of over two thousand
peoplefo all classes, have unahlinously
condemned Judge McKean's ofilciS
course, and ask for his removal.
lSlgned.I THOMAS FITCH"
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AT Ravenswood green apples sell for
$3.50 per barrel. Here they retail for
$500 abusheI, and none to be had at any
price.
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+ $, FAIRFAX,

ARcHiTECT AND SUPERINTENDENT
oT%nSEs1Crangle % Block, Market St, Wheeling,
VIVA, and AN. I'd St, ZGnOsVillG, o.
1spesiAl attention given to Public Buildings.
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GALE OF FOUNDRY FIXTURES

offer u private sale the Patterns, Flasks and
Fixtures In Union Foundry, belonging 10 the late
hrm Of W. W. Miller J. Co.
The purchaser can secure reasonable lease Of
The Foundry and grounds. The building Is b5
IcetDy u feet, centrally located with good light
which cannot be DISTRACTED, and contains all the
necessary appliances OF u Arst.ClAss J0bhing
Foundry,
For further particulars apply on the premises
TO II. b. MILLER,
JAn9 Receiver,
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THRUST SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
l. Deed o. Trust executed OH the 2lst day Of
December, 1870. by Henry KOehler and Angus.
tlnA, his wife, and now Of record In the Record.
rrs ONCE ofOhiO county, West Virginia, In Deed
Of Trust Book No. ), page 21?, Will on
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
E1clusIvCly to the InteIlIgencer.

e 10Y the Western Union Lana ~
0IlCo Notth.wOst cor. .OI 1Iain AndlIonroe ula.,
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CHEAP MILL PROPERTY FOR
" SALE.
Tho one half or whole intCrcstin the

Tho one half or whole intcrcatin the
NEW STEAM SA W Mill,
Situated at tho foot Of tho town OF Martins
Ferry, Belmont county, Ohio, Is offered for
HAle on very reasonable terms. This Mill is
in one ofthe best locations on the Ohio river and
has tho best log hArbor known. Also two acre
lot in Martins Ferry will be sold with or separ.
ate nom tho MIL. Terms very easy. For par.
tlculArs see or address.
4. Il. WILLIAMS,
Cor. Second and Walnut sts., Wheeling Island.
jany
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TUR C0NKTINO WING

of the Republican party in New York
from the charge Of hostility to the Fen.
tonitcs, and expressed the belief that every
FCnton man in his district would support
the nomination Of President Grant for
the Presidency at the coming election.
He also defended the reticencc OF Presi.
dent Grant, and cited the instances Of
Clay, Scott and others who had ruined
their political prospects by writing letters
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, D. c., February 8.-The
attorneys in the New York Central rail-
road case, commenced their argument
before the Internal Revenue officers 10.
day, contending that 30 per cent interest
on tho certificates issued to the stock
holders did not represent the gains Of the
road. The argument will probably he
continued Monday.
ENGLISH RELATIONS.
1t is said in official circles that the GOV.
erment has no information which excites
fear that the Geneva arbitration will fail
in It's effect, Notwithstanding the recent
comments Of the London press, respect
ing the American statement Of tho case
before that tribunal, and attention called
10 that commissionary Of the British High
Commissioners. Queen Victoria pledged
her royal word that whatever thi1ps
should be transacted and concluded Nv
her High Commissioners, should he
agreed 70, acknowledged and regarded by
her in the fullest manner, and that abe
would never suffer, either In whole or
part, any person whomsoever TO infringe
the same or act contrary thereto as far as
law in her power. '...r..s.
The President has recognized Francisco
Lecond, Of Casancuva, Consul General Of
Chill for the States Of California, Nevada
and Oregon.
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TUESDAY. ArrIl .. ls79.

Beginning at 10 o'clock A. NJ tho following dc.
sCribGd property, to.Wit: Lot numbered two
hundred and two (202) situated on John street in
the addition TO the city of Wheeling, Ohio cOun.
lY, W. Va, laid out by Noah Zane, Peter Var.
nall, j. FawCett and others, fronting on John
street sixty feet and running back one hundred
aud twenty feet, more or less to the alley situate
between John and Zane streets Called Cedar
allcy), with the buildings thereon and thereto
belonging.
Terms Of sale, cash.
Selling as Trustee, l shall convey only such
title as IL vested In Inc by said Deed Of Trust.
Janl1 JOHN REID, Trustee.
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ahHGateIAigtneer.

The Moundsville Reporter speaks Of
"some anonymous whelp in the National" !"
Is that newspaper %Cur.'tesys "a