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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-26
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

The Budget for the Ensuing Year.
LONDON, March 25.-The Budget for
the ensuing year, as prepared by the
Right Hon. Robert Lowe, Chancellor OF
the Exchequer, shows surplus held by
the treasury amounting to f2,Sl5, ,OOO.
Considerable modification and reduc'
tions in the rates OF taxation are pro-
vided for, among the most important
being the income tax, which it is pro-
posed to reduce from sixpence to four
peoce. Custom charges on coffee
and chicory will also be reduced to one
half the present rates.
The Washington Treaty.
Mr.. Disraeli has intimated his in
tention Of attacking the provisions OF
the treaty of Washington, on the
ground that it's terms imply grave con,
cessions on the part of Great Britain
with regard to the Canadian fisheries
and Canada. Much doubt and uncer.
tainty exists in political circles with
regard to the course to be adopted by
Gladstone in relation to the treaty. 1t
is the general supposition now. however,
that the Premier will endeavor to push
the ballot bill through both houses as
quickly as possible, and after that meas
ure has been passed upon, will close
the session by the dissolution Of the
House of Commons.
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TENNESSEE.
4 Negro Murders White Mana
Mob Takes Possession OF the negro
Mild Excitement.

NASHVILLE, March 25.-Last night q
negro entered the apartments Of gen
tleman named Murray, connected with
the Semaree Coal Company of this
CITY, robbed and murdered him. The
negro was arrested and confined in the
jail. Tonight about eight o'clock five
hundred or six hundred men OF the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Company and others went to the Jail
and after shooting him four times, took
him out and hung him to gas post on
Public Square. He was cut down, how
ever, before life was extinct and put in
the station house and guarded by the
police and regiment Of soldiers from
the barracks. At this time, 10 P. NJ, the
widest excitement and confusion pre-
walls. Fears are entertained that there
will be a general collision between the
mob and the negroes. Ex-Governor
V. S. Brown, a prominent lawyer, Is
now making speech trying to quiet
the disturbance, but owing to the ex
cited condition OF the streets, it is i'm
possible to give full details.
LATER.
Ills P. M.-Quiet has been restored
and the mob is dispensing
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mental civil rights bill could be taken
up on Wednesday, April 10, and con-
sidered, to the exclusion of all other
business. Not agreed to-ayes 9S, nays
7S, two-thirds not voting aye.
Mr.. Starkweather moved to suspend
the rules and pass the bill to confirm
the action Of the Board of Aldermen
and Common Council Of the City OF
Washington, designating depot site for
the Baltimore and Potomac railroad.
Negatived by yeas ll9. nays 62, not two
thirds voting in the affirmative.
On motion of Mr.. Hawley, OF Hi
nois, the rule. were suspended, and the
Senate bill to enable honorably dis
charged soldiers and sailors and their
widows and orphans to acquire home
steads was taken from the Speakers 8
table and passed.
Mr.. Garfield, OF Ohio, asked unani-
nous consent to introduce memorial
from the citizens of Washington pro-
testing against the proposed location OF
the railroad depot.
Mr.. Dickey, OF Pennsylvania, OBJ
jected.
Mr.. Tyner, OF Indiana. introduced
joint resolution, which was adopted,
approprrating $4,000 for statue to
the late Admiral Farragut, to be erected
in Farragut Square, Washington,
models for the same to be received
from artists until January l, 1873.
Mr.. Negley, of Pennsylvania, from
the Committee on Commerce, reported
bill TO amend the act providing for the
better protection Of life and property on
board vessels propelled in whole or in
part by steam. The bill was made the
special order for Thursday next.
The House then, at $40 P. NJ, ad-
iourned.
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The Weather To-day.

WASHINGTON, March 25, 7:30 P. NJ
ProbabiHties.-The barometer will con-
tinue falling from the lower lakes to
North Carlina, and eastward to the
Atlantic. An area of rain will extend
northeast over the New England States
during tonight. A rising barometer
with northwesterly winds and clearing
weather will extend from upper Missis-
sippi Valley eastward over the upper
lake region, Ohio Valley and Western
Pennsylvania, and over the Southern
States very generally during tonight
and on Tuesday morning, and over the
Middle States on Tuesday. Dangerous
winds are not anticipated for the Attain
tic and Gulf coasts.
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eight years of penal servitude on the
testimony OF an implicated party that
he gave aid to the insurgents. The
ipformer subsequently admitted that
his charges were groundless.
Fire at HagerstOwn, Md.
At Hagerstown, Nd, the building
and stock OF the Washington County
Leather Manufacturing Company was
destroyed by fire. Loss. $4,000; in
surancs $4,000. -. ...-- .. "
The steamer Rhein, from Bremen,
has arrived.
transactions I'm Erie stock.
The Erie excitement continued to-
night at the Fifth Avenue Il Hotel, where
a large number of brokers were con-
gregated, carrying on dealings to a late
hour. Before the operations closed
Erie had advanced FIVE to six per cent.
Much excitement characterized the
dealings.
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ILLINOIS,.
Fatal Shooting-Arrested.

SPRINGFIELD, March 25.-Last night
a man named Henry Stay, whose par.
ents live in Lasalle. was shot and in
stantly killed by man named Edward
Duffy. Stay and Duffy while in a
saloon go. into a good nstured scutfle,
in which Duffy was thrown rather
violently. He pulled out revolver and,
after few words, fired upon and in
stantly killed Stay. He then turned to
the proprietor OF the saloon, Edwin
Slater, and fired upon him. inflicting q
severe flesh wound. Duffy again
pointed his revolver at Slater, who
cried, For Gods sake don't shoot
again, l am crippled" Duffy put his
revolver in his pocket, walked up to the
dead body of young Stay, Strengthened
it out and then left the saloon. No
trace OF the murderer has been obtained
Both Stay and Duffy were employed
upon the Toledo and Wabash railroad.
Mann, who shot Neal at Chatsn a
few days ago, has been arrested at Jack
sonville, and will be brought here to-
night and lodged in the county Jail. 1t
is expected that Mann will not live.
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Dr.. HOLMES says: A woman, not
vi,hstanding che is the best OF listen
ers knows her business, and it is a
woman's business to please. l don't
say that it is not her business to vote,
but I do say that the woman who does
not please is a false note in the har'
monies OF nature. She may not have
youth or beauty, or even manner; but
she must have something in her voice
or expression, or both, which it makes
YOU feel better disposed toward your
race to look at or listen to."
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NEW ORLEANS.
Serious Railroad Accident.

New ORLEANS, March 25.-A serious
accident occurred on the Mobile. New
Orleans and Texas railroad, about 2
o'clock this morning, between Ocean
Springs and Bellefontaine, caused by
one Of the culverts giving way under
the weight Of a passenger train from
Mobile. A number of passengers were
injured and were left at Ocean Springs
to be cared for. 1t ls impossible to
obtain the names Of the wounded, but it
is stated that the probability is none are
fatally hurt. The train was badly
wrecked. 1t is impossible to obtain
further particulars. The first reports
received here were greatly magnitied.
Severe Rain Storm.
A severe rain storm has prevailed for
thirty-six hours, without intermission.
Nothing doing on the levee.
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CHICAGO.
TheTemperance Law-SuicIde.

CHICAGO, March 25.-A meeting o.
delegates Of the various Irish temper
ance societies of Chicago was held
yesterday afternoon at Father Mathews
Hall, with reference to forming dele
CATION OF the Irish temperance soci-
cites Immediately, for the purpose o'
securing the enforcement OF the new
liquor law. The Irish here are gen
orally in favor of this law, while the
Germans with hardly an exception are
bitterly opposed to it.
A man named Ulrich came here
from South Bend, Indiana, seeking
work. Not finding it, be applied for
assistance and was sent to the County
House, where he died on Saturday
night. Examination discloaed a paper
of arsenic in his pocket, showing he
had committed suicide.
Preparing for the Opening OF Navi.
CATION.
The vessel owners are making active
preparations for the opening Of naviga'
ton. The whole number Of vessels
awaiting here is 379. There are &c
propellors; "a barks; 7 brigs; 2l4
schooners; 80 screws; 16 barges; l
sIoop and 40 tugs. Of these some ar e
receiving repairs; some being painted,
&c. Chicago harbor is clear Of ice
along the west shore, there is reported
to be considerable ice north from
Milwaukee. Racine Harbor is open. AT
Milwaukee, Sheboygan and Manatauck
and also at the head Of the lake
there is not much ice. In Green Bay
there is some, but it is safe to say navi
CATION will not be resumed there until
the latter part OF April.
Accident.
A huge piece of stone fell this morn
ing from the Clark street front Of the
Court House, striking the steps and
crushing a heavy plank to splinters. A
man ascending the steps at the time mar
rowly escaped death. His cane caught
in crevice and jerked him back, saving
his life.
Mr.. Ziegfeld. the head Of the Chicago
Conservatory of Music, bas been sent
for by Mr.. Gilmore, of the Boston
Jubilee, aud will proceed to Bremen,
Berlin, Brussels, Vienna, Paris, St.
Petersburg and London, where he is
expected to select the music, choruses
and orchestras that are to be imported
from Europe to join in the Jubilee,
which takes place in June.
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WASHINGTON.
Dtspatcb from Admiral Lee.

WASHINGTON, March 25.-Ihe fol-
lowing dispatch from Rear Admiral
Lee, Havana. March Is, has just been
received at the Navy Department {:
Nothing new has occurred since my
last dispatch. Captain General Val
maseda is absent. Quiet prevails.
The Russian fleet left here on the 10Th
inst. for Rio. Complimental demon.
strstions were made by by the men-ot-
war in the harbor. Rear Admiral Chi
CO came in on a gunboat on the even
ing OF the 18th inst. His flag was
saluted next morning, and the usual
visits were exchanged" A private let
ter from Havana states that to all
appearances the best Of feeling
prevails among the American and
Spanish naval officers in Cuban waters,
but the same cannot be said OF American
residents and the Spaniards, between
whom there is deep feeling Of hatred,
which the Spaniards do not seek to
conceal. Considerable anxiety is mani
tested on all sides regarding the result
of the new policy which it is said will
be iuaugurated Immediately on Admiral
Palos assuming direction of Spanish
affairs in Washington. Fresh troops
continue to arrive from Spain. The
Spaniards claim that the rebellion is
nearly extinct, while the Cubans affirm
that 1t is stronger than ever.
The Tariff.
The Ways and Means Committee
this morning heard the delegation OF
the New Eogland gunpowder manufac-
turers in favor Of the reduction OF the
duty on salt-petre.
The Chicago Relief Bill.
A committee of Michigan men have
arrived here for the purpose of opposing
the passage Of the Chicago relief bill.
Appropriation.
The Committee on Appropriations
have decided to report bill appropri-
ating $S50,O00 for the construction OF
lighthouses.
The Committee ON Commerce
of the Senate will report Mr.. Kellogg s
bill this week admitting materials that
enter into the construction Of iron
steamers free OF duty.
Treasury Balance.
The coin balance in the Treasury at
the close of business to-day was $ll9,-
670,6l3.47.
Revenue Appointments.
The following Assistant Assessors
were appointed to-day George Dehaven,
First District of Pennsylvania; Samuel
B. Burchard, Twenty.second New York
District; Columbus Walker, Idaho; {;
Thomas NJ. Sale, Oregon; Cyrus F.
Halsteman. Twenty-sixth New York
District; w. A. Stiner, Eighth New
York District. ..
The Robson Investigation.
The House Committee Of Investiga-
ton into the charges against Secretary
Robeson met tonight at the Capitol,
but they examined no witnesses owing
TO the absence of a quorum. Secretary
Robeson and several others who had
been summoned were present.
Lieutenant Governor Pinch bbeck, &C
companied by State Senator Harris,
Representative Lisanor and Assistant
Secretary of State Fairfax, of Louisiana,
arrived here this morning from New
Orleans and are stopping at the Airing
ton
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FORT WAYNE.
Fatal Shooting.

FORT WAYNE, IND, March 25.-An
auctioneer Of Chicago, named Beilonatt,
who has been travelling from place to
place selling goods, got into an alterca,
ton to-day with a drayman named
Noah Lauer at Plymouth, Indiana,
about some drayage. He drew a re-
volver and fired three times, killing
Lauer instantly. He has been arrested,
and claims to have done the shooting
in self-defense.
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Acquitted.
DAYTON.


DAYTON, O., March 25.-Daniel Nc
Glynn, who has been on trial for sew
eral days as an accessory to the Myers
murder, for which Tom Mcclellan was
tried three times and finally acquitted,
was to-day convicted of manslaughter.
The verdict creates considerable sur.
prise, as it was supposed that the
acauittal of Mcclellan was equivalent
to the acquittal of ali who were i'm
plicated in the murder.
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SOME theological inquisitor put the
Calvanistic screw to Beecher, to which
be replied: Whatever else you do,
don't slam the door Of possibility in any
mans face. = Build up such a
spiritual superstructure that every little
child shall feel it to be easier to live a
Christian life than an ungodly life e."
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IT is recorded Of venison and tur-
tie fed Alderman OF London that on
being importuned for aims by starv-
ing woman in the street, he exclaimed ::
" Go away, my good woman; you don t
know how you distress me. Id give
ten pounds 10 have your appetite
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The Weather and River.

PITTSBURGH, March 25.-River about
stationary, with 33 inches water. 1t
has rained all afternoon.
CIycINNATr, March 25.-River falling,
with II feet in the channel. 1t has
been raining nearly all day.
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A SINGULAR accident to lad is re-
ported in Illinois. One of his play
mates came behind him and leaped
on his shoulder, crushing him to the
earth, and breaking one Of his legs.
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CALICO shirts, with horse figures, and
stove-pipe hats, are the very acme OF a
Sandwich Islanders desire. Only the
royal family aspire to brass earrings
and pewter breastpins.
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Kidney and Bladder COMPLAINTS,

Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel, Dia-
betes, Dropsy, Stoppage OF Water, lnconti-
nence OF Urine, Brighrs Disease, Albumin
uria, and in all cases where there are brick
dust deposits, or the water IL thick, cloudy,
mixed with substances like the white OF an
egg, or threads like white silk, or there Is a
morbid. dark, bilious appearance, and white
bone dust deposits, and when there IN "a
pricking, burning sensation when passing
water, and pain In the small OF the back
O nj q lnnr Inc lnlnG
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. P1rrsBURGH editor writes to /.

A PITTSBURGH editor writes to q
youth who can't discover the fragrance
of Rose potato: Your letter is
nothing more than a school-boy's COM
position, consequently it goes into the
waste basket. II you want your arti-
cles published, write US concerning the
news Of your town"
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CINCINNATI.
Verdict OF Not Guilty.

CINCINNATI, March 25.-Tbe jury in
the case of John Huesman. whose
trial for the murder Of Margaret
Malouey, has been proceeding for sew,
eral days past, rendered verdict OF
not guilty. after remaining out about
half an hour.
Acquitted,
The Coroner's jury in the case of j.
C. Davis, who shot and killed q woman
who passed for his wife, at the Madison
House, on Friday, brought in a verdict
to-day of accidental shooting and the
prisoner will be discharged tomorrow.
It turns out that she was the wife Of
John Whitong, performer in the Co.'S
mopolitan circus, and that she came
ori ginally from Dubuque, Iowa.
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garm aud atonsftcla.

A REGULAR ENGLISH PLUM PUr.
DING.--Take of ground mace and Gina
mon each one tablespoonful; of suet,
one pound chopped up fine; of raisins,
seeded and cut in half, one pound; Of
corrants, one pound, picked, washed,
and dried; of moist sugar, one pound;
of citron, quarter of pound, slicea
very thin; of sifted flour, two tumblers-
full; of eggs, eight or ty elve, TO suit
your taste,) well beaten up; of milk.
four tumblersfuil, rich and hot; of salt,
one and a third IeaspoQnfulI. Add one
and half nutmegs. grated, one lemon
seeded and grated, anu some orange peel
dried ard grated. Now soak two table
spoonful of mace and cinnamon in a
tumbier of brandy; beat the eggs well
up with the sugar, and pour on the
bread the hot milk and mash it. Then
pour the brandy of the spices; aud mix
into batter with the suet, -four and
soaked bread. Next putSfour with the
raisins, currants and citron. Next ado
those to the batter. Next add the eggs
beaten up with sugar, the nutmeg, lem
on and orange peel. Next put in the
bread, mashed up with hot milk; add
the salt and stir up the pudding WE'LL
scald the bag; lay it in d bowl; -four it
thickly inside; pour in the batter; tie
the bag; and leave loop to suspend it
by. Hang the bag in the pot, and keep
it boiling for six or more hours coatinu-
ously until done, turning it many times.
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Golden Words.

Be humble-T. Tilton.
Don't s. Grant.
Don't deceive-Baron Munchausen.
Love your country-Jefferson Davis.
? Mind your own business -Catacazy.
Don't read nevels-Harper q Broth
ers.
We concur in the above-T. B. Peter
son & Co! AZ
Make money and do good with it
w. NJ. Tweed.
Don't marry until you can support a
wife. (Not then either. )-Malthus.
Wisdom is better than soup-Daniel
Webster's reply to Gen. Scott.
Let your motto be self-reliance, hon.
|esty and industry-Jas. Fisk, jr.
l attrybut mi ssuckcess in life to mi
devoshun to spellying-Josh Billings,
He that in the world would rise,
must take the papers & advertise Con.
fucius. ~ r4c
An honest man gathers no moss. A
rolling stones the Doblest work of God
I-P. V. Nasby.