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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-17

SPLENDID BARGAINs.-The closing out
sale of Dry Goods at Emsheimer d
Blum's and the great bargains offered
by them for the past two weeks have
never been equaled before in our city.
Those who have visited their store and
examined those beautiful Silk Goods,
Silk Velvets and the large selections Of
foreign and domestic Dress Goods, as
we'll as their general stock offered at
this sale, can testify to the slaughter
best. The firm, in addition to their
numerous bargains, will offer this week
500 dozen Of the best Machine Cotton
at cents spool, limiting each Gus
toner to one dozen onlyl We would
advise our ladies to call on Messrs. EN-
sheimer & Blum when out shopping to-
day, who will politely show you through
their stock.
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CHARLESTON.
Organization of the Legislature.
officers of the Convention.
Probability Of Adjournment
to Wheeling. .
,c,al Dispatcb to the Reeister.l

Special Dispatch to the Register.I
CHARLESTON, January 10.
The Legislature assembled at the
Capitol this forenoon, nearly all the
members of both Houses being present.
The Senate was organized by the
election OF Hon. Carlos A. sperry' OF
Greenbrier, President; Mr.. Miller OF
Cabell county, Clerk; R. S. Clark OF
Wood, Sergeant-at-Arms, and Mr.. Ball.
Of Boone county, Doorkeeper.
In the House Of Delegates, Hon. A.
E. Summers, Of Kanawha, was chosen
Speaker; J. Bernard Peyton, of Green
brier, Clerk, and J. w. Homer, OF
Wood, Sergeant alarms.
The Constitutional Convention met
in the Methodist Episcopal Church.
which has recently been fitted up for
the purpose. Hon. C. ]. Faulkner, OF
Berkeley, was chosen Temporary Chair
man. An election was then held Tor
permanent officers which resulted in the
choice of Hon. Samuel Price, Of Green
brier, President; Gibson l. Butcher OF
Lewis county, Clerk and B. H. Jones'
of Greenbrier, Assistant Clerk.
As NAV be seen from the above the
Third Congressional District monop'
olized almost everything, seven out OF
the ten positions voted for being filled
by Third District men, and four OF the
seven hailed from single county.
The feeling this evening is stro ngly
in favor OF an adjournment OF the Con
stitutional Convention to the city oil
Wheeling, and Abe movement can
probably be effected if it is shrewdly
managed by those in its favor.
OHlo.
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TEXAS.
Indian DspredAtiOns.

NEw ORLEANS. January l6.-Mr. 5.
N. Jarvis, the Deputy Collector o
Customs at Laredo, Texas, writes the
Brownsville Rdnehero under date OF
December 30, OF Indian incursions in
that section, OF which We have already
had some news. The Indians ap-
preached simultaneously on three
ranches a few miles above Laredo, car
ried off all the horses and killed q
Mexican vaquero. The same day on
the Mexican side oil the Rio Grande,
in the same vicinity, they killed one
Mexican and left another with many
severe wounds, scalPing him fear.
fully. Accounts come in OF fur
tber atrocities higher up the Rio
Grsnde. No pursuit was attempted
from the American side Of the river,
but the Mexicans commenced one at
one OF the American ranches. The In
dians abandoned a ssddle-bag contain
ing a number Of papers belonging to
Capt. Franklin Jones, lately command.
ing a company Of Texan frontier troops.
The Kickapoos are encamped near
Laredo and appear peaceful. They deny
having anything 10 do with these raids
and lay the blame on the Liiers and
Mesceteros. Their statements are not
to be relied on. Mr.. Jarvis says that il
the United States cavalry are not scat.
tered in the vicinity all the ranches will
be broken up. A majority OF them
have been committed during the last
year for lack OF military protection
against Indian raids, as there are no
United States troops nearer than San
Antonio and Eagle Pass.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-17

UxsuRPAssED.-Of all places in the
city for variety. style and quantity, and
more especially in the low price OF
goods for holiday presents, such as
books, toys, family bibles, prayer
books, pocket books, gold pens and
pencils, and one thousand and one
things Of Japanese manufacture too
numerous to mention, are to be found
at Paul & Orr's, 80 Market street. Give
them a call, and don't fail to get a
japanese tea pot, as tea made in them
far surpassss that made in any other
manner.
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The Heather ChfDee.
The Weather To-Day.

WAsHIyGros, January l6, I P. NJ
ProbabiGties-Tbe barometer will prob
ably continue highest in Tennessee
and Kentucky. Southeast winds viii
prevail on Wednesday, with cloudy
weather on the Texas and Louisiana
coasts; partially cloudy and pleasant
weather in the Gulf and Southern
States, and porthward to Pennsylvsnis-
Cloudy weather will continue in New
England; partially cloudy and clearing
weather, with diminished winds. from
New York to Michigan. An area Of
low barometer viii probably extend
east into Minnesota, with increasing
south winds and cloudy weather from
Missouri TO Lake Superior. Dangerous
winds are not anticipated tonight.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN
from the effects OF Errors and Abuses In
early life. Manhood restored. Nervous de-
bility cured. Impedlments To marriage re-
moved. New method OF treatment. New
and remarkable remedies. Books and cir
culars sent free, In sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.
South Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa.
de22egsb
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BatchelOr's Hair Dye.

This superb Hair Dye Is the teat In the
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and ln-
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diculous Tints or Unpleasant Odor. TIE
genuine W. A. BACHELORS Hair Dye pro-
duces IMMEDIATELY splendid Black al
Natural Brown. Does not stain the skin.
tiful. The only Sale and Perfect Dye. Sold
by all Druggists. Factory Is bond Street,
New York ,an2S-daw
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NEW YORK.
The MayOPaIty.

NEw York, January lG.-His Honor
Mayor Hall has not vet returned to
his office, and has now been ont OF office
a week. The acting Mayor, as usual,
was cary at his pos. and was fully
occupied during the day in attending to
bis official duties.
No event OF public interest occurred
around the City Hall to-day.
District Attorney Garviu will return
to the city from Albany tomorrov
night, having been detained twenty-four
hours longer than was at first expected.
On Thursday morning Edward s.
Stokes will be formally arraigned to
plead to an indictment charging him
with the wilful murder Of James Fisk,
Jr., and the District Attorney will move
for his immediate trial. The counsel
for the defense will probably ask for a
delay and It is not unlikely that the
trial will be postponed for a month.
The Heather ChfDee.
The case OF Au Wapa, the China.
man tried for attempted murder on
shipboard, has been sent TO the Supreme
Court at Washington, to settle the
question OF jurisdiction. He was ar
rested in the Eastern District and tried
in the Southern District.
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EUROPE.
The InternatiOnais.

PARIS, January l6.-A proposition
has been submitted by committee in
the Assembly with view to The total
suppression Of the Internationars 60
ciety in France. The extent to which
this organization has attained in the
numerous districts has attracted the
serious attention OF the Government,
and it is considered probable that the
strictest measures will be adopted to
effect its entire suppression.
Republican Denomination.
LONDON, January l6.-A meeting OF
the inhabitants OF Chelsea was called
for last evening for the purpose of ex-
pressing the loyalty entertained toward
Her Majesty the Queen by her Chelsea
subjects. The meeting, which was held
in;one Of the principal halls Of the town,
was very largely attended, the galleries
and body of the hall being crowded. 1t
is stated the majority OF the audi
ence, however, were admitted on
special tickets supplied by the friends
ofthe Government, by whom the meet
ing was called. An immense number
of Republicans being informed OF the
meeting and it's object, and being also
aware that the house was packed by
the Conservatives, assembled and
marched to the place OF meeting. On
their arrival they entered the ball
and SO disturbed the proceedings that
the meeting had to be discontinued.
The Republicans then made a most
enthusiastic demonstration in favor OF
Sir Charles Dixie and Republicanlsm.
Cheers were called for Sir Charles and
given with vigor, while groans and
Kisses attested the feelings OF those pres.
ent towards the Queen and the British
government.
Opposition 10 Tax on Raw Material.
PARIS, January l6.-The recent sug-
gestion of Poncier Quertier, Minister OF
Finance, regarding taxation on raw
material, meets with opposition on all
sides. The leading newspapers through
out the country generally condemn the
measure. Free trade manifestations are
being held in the south OF France and
may possibly influence change OF the
Government policy in the matter.
Sale of Newspapers Prohibited.
The street sale Of La Gaulots and
la Constitution is prohibited by the
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DIED..

SLATTERY-Aftera a short Illness, VIII.
LIAM SLArrERY, Boiler In the Belmont
Iron Works., at 6 O'Clock A. NJ. Tuesday
10th inst.
The funeral will take place THIS AFTER
NOON at o'clock, from the Bridge Exchange
Main street. Centre Wheeling. His friends
are respectfully invited to attend.
Philadelphia papers please copy.l
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under the administration OF Mayor
Conway. From the testimony taken
at the Corouers inquest, it is clear that
Logan acted in self defense, having
without any provocation been attacked
by johnson, who cut him several times
with a knife before Logan drew q
WeanOn.
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A fire at Columbus, Iowa, Yesterday,
destroy ed the Union Block, together
with several stores, causing a loss OF
$4,000.
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Always Get the Best.
REEDS COUGH SYRUP.

The most reliable preparation ios
COUGHS, COLDS, HoARSENESSS, BRoN.
CHITIS, &c., is
REEDS COUGH SYRUP.
II has rapidly grown In public favor, and Il
endorsed by all who have used IL ~ being
SUPERIOR To any other Cough Medicine.
Give IL trial. Sold by all druggists.
MCABE, KRAFT 4 CO, Proprietors,
nol7-egtb Wheeling, West Va.
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Exclusively for the Register.
By the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
ONCE, los Main Street.
WASHtN GT0 N.
A Tariff Suuabble in the Senate.
Triumph of the Proteotionists.
Ben Butler Backbites the
SchOOlmasters.
Spain Ready to Apologize.
Especial Dispatch to the REeIsTKR by the
P. q A. Telegraph Mne.]
WASHINGTON, Jan uary l6.


WASHINGTON, Jan uary l6.
Tariff Struggle I'm the Senate.
The proceedings in the Senate today
were extremely interesting, although
the results are highly discouraging. The
Finance committee reported its tariff
bill for the purpose Of havingit printed,
and then Mr.. Sherman moved it's re-
committal, in order to give the special
interests affected by the proposed re-
duction chance to be heard before the
future sessions OF the committee. Mr..
Trumbull objected to the bill being re-
committed, on the ground that it would
defeat the free coal and salt bills,
which the House had already passed,
and because iftbe bill once got into the
hands of the committee, there would
be no certainty that it would be report.
ed again during the present session.
On this proposition the ayes aud nays
were called and Mr.. Sherman's motion
to recommit adopted by vote Of 32 to
IS. Messrs. Davis, of West Virginia,
and both OF the Maryland Senators
voted with the protectionists. The lat.
ter consider that they have won great
victory and are confident that the tariff
will not be amended during the present
session.
Civil Service Reform
got another spat in the face in the
House today. A bill relating to the
pay Of consuls being under considera.
ton, Mr.. Dawes took occasion to re.
mark that the taking away Of political
patronage from Congressman was the
best thing that had happened to the
civil service for years. Mr.. Butler at
once took issue on this assertion and
claimed that the most ignorant Con-
gressmen knew more about the appli-
cant for political positions than any
board of school masters which
could be called together anywhere. The
Radicals are fast coming to the conclu-
sion that in this civil service matter
they have been caught in a trap
Grants friends assert that unless the
present regulations can be abolished he
can neither be nominated nor reelected.
Mr.. Carpenters speech against their
system will be the gnal for concerted
onslaught in both Houses to break
it up.
The Case OF the Florida.
Secretary Fish to-day, in a note
addressed to the Spanish Minister here,
called the latters attention to the late
outrage committed on the Florida, and
asked that he call the attention Of his
government thereto. Senior Roberts
to whom the note was addressed, thinks
that the matter can be explained, and
that, at any rate, his government will
apologize found in the wrong.
KNowLToN.
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The steamer America, from Hong
Kong and Yokohama, has arrived at
San Francisco.
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MARRIEn.

GILLESPY - DEvILLE - On Tuesday.
January 18th, is72, At the residence Of and
TO LIzztE DEvILLE, all OF Wheeling, West
Virginia. No cards.
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FEVER AND AGuE.
HEALTH! BEAUTY!

Strong and Pure Rich BIood.--In.
crease ofFIesh and Weight Clear
Skin and Beautiful Complexion
Secured to All.
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GREAT reduction in Boots and Shoes
at L. V. Blond's, l07 Main street.
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Gov. Parker, OF New Jersey, was
inaugurated yesterday.
Frankfort, Kentucky, was Ku-
Kluxed on Saturday night.
Thomas Connolly, who was arrested
in Cincinnati on Sunday for burglary,
has been identified as the murderer OF
Morrissey, at Elston Mills, two years
ago.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-05-02

II
lican party will be endorsed without oppo-
sition. There will be no compromises to
make, no new departures to quarrel about.
We shall stand in the footsteps of those
who carried the government triumphantly
through the rebellion, emancipated the
slaves, gave them the rights that belong
to free men, preserved the credit Of the
nation, and lifted the flag, which had been
debased by the enemies of the country, to
its former high position among the ma
tons IF these men at Cincinnati are re-
publicans as they claim to be, why this
clamor and difficulty about platform ?
We have no doubt that the occurrences at
CINCINNATI are having an excellent effect
upon the public mind, but it is not to the
advantage of that convention or the rep
utalion of any connected with its chica-
merry. ftt E 1885
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GENERAL NEWS,

The report that three men were carried
be untrue.
A large steamship is building in one of the
Brooklyn ship-yards for the japanese gov
crnment.
The maple sugar season is over and is
failure, not one-third of the amount being
made that there was last year.
Last Friday was observed as Memorial
Day in the South, and the graves of Confed-
crate soldiers were decorated.
party of boys in Boone county hung a
companion just to see how it looked. He
died under the exhibition.
1t is generally believed that the latest story
about Capt. Halls Arctic expedition is mere
ly an invention. 1t was not the intention OF
Capt. Hall to be at sea in md-winter, when
darkness covers the circumpolar regions for
| six months.
The formal opening of the Kentucky Pub
lie Library took place on Saturday evening
in Louisville, with appropriate ceremonies.
The shelves contain 10000 volumes.
Kyger, the county treasurer Of Walla
Walla county, Oregon, has been arrested on
suspicion Of completely in the recent alleged
| robbery Of the county funds.
A Savannah paper says that the report OF
Mrs. Beecher Stoves $4,000 income from
her Florida farm is all bosh She "has a
small orange grove, which may yield her a
few hundred dollars"
A statement was recently widely published
that Colonel Casey, Collector of the port of
New Orleans, had drawn S32, 900 from the
Treasury as a moiety pertaining to his office.
1t has been ascertained from official sources
that the statement is untrue.
At the Metropolitan church, Washington,
DR.. Newman baptized Japanese law stu
dent, named Cadama, who assumed the chris
tan name Of John Phillips, and DR.. Eddy,
| the pastor of the church, took the convert in
to full membership, he having served the re-
| quired probation of six months.
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N/S,JUDGED.

The Rutland, VT, Herald publishes the fol-
lowing brief but most satisfactory letter from
Ex-Governor Ryland Fletcher of Vermont:
PRocToRsvrLLE, April 25, l772
Hon. HENRY CLARK:
Dear Sir-I have recently noticed my name
in the Herald in connection with the Cincin-
natl Convention. If the writer thinks ! am
in sympathy with that convention, he has
misjudged my position entirely. To mingle
with the elements that will probably be there
would be an assimilation that could not en-
dure. / have been open, frank and decided
in my preference for Grant, in view of the
condition of the country and of the parties
l think have never been accused Of attempt
ing to ride two horses at once, when they
were headed in different directions.
Sincerely yours,
. r. Fletcher.