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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-05-21
Omnibus Line.

Z DESIRE TO ANNOUNCE TO THE
Z public that shall run my Omnibus to
all night trains this winter. I will, If de-
ired wake travellers at the proper time and
take them to and from the depot in closed
carriages. Furthermore, should like to
inform the Public, that Messrs. WeIsert &
Co, have built for nae a comnodious closed
carriage which viii seat eight persons, for
the use Of families parties and funerals, es-
peeial J IL inciement weather. This car
riage may be had at very reasonable rates
of the Proprietor ofihe Watertown Omnibus
Line. a. #. MANNEGOLD.
E n. B. IF any fault should be found
with the drivers, please call at the proprie-
tor Of The above Line.
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Cure COUGHS, COLDS, ASTEMA, BR0EOHIrTS, GoFr!
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Our OF THE DFPTHs--A dispatch
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England six months ago on a scienti-
Gc cruise around the world, arrived
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During her trip from Bermuda to Hall
fax she was engaged in dredging and
sounding Nothing special was noted
until Wednesday last, when the dredge
brought from The bottom, at a depth
Of two miles, a block OF granite 4 feet
by 2. weighing 500 pounds 1t is not
native to the locality. The edges
were worn by the action Of the water
and it was probably relic Of some YES
sci that bad fouudeFea where it was
found.
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Mr.. Greeley's Contemporaries


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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-18
NEW HOK e..
Frauds and Forgery.

New YoRK, March l7-L.rer devel-
OPEN, uts re- ardiug the trauis on the
Continental Bank with forgery o. the
Wabash and Fort Wayne certificates,
snow the extent o. the frau Is to be tul y
as large ss at first supposed. 1t ap-
pears tnat on Saturday Austin, Of tie
firm o. Austin 4 Oide e, Brokers at |
Broad street drew check on the Contl-
mental Bark tor SIS 800 HIS firm had
a balance there ot & 900 and tor an
overdras OF $1,000. He de 1osire1 four
hundred shares o. the Toledo. Wabash
aud Western stock, and 100 share IN
the Pitt ,bur.h. Fort Wavne and Ch ca
20. A. the close o. B .nk hours Austin
ard Oidie were toth sb'ent, and Aus
tln hal borrowed 5000 OF J B Muir
raw, broker, giving "a security tour
runir,d d shares in the Wabash. A So
a forged discovery is said TO have beer
made by Kunn Loebs h co = sigma
ture having been forged a. Kuhn. Tne
Continental Bank bas placed the mat
t.r 10 the hands OF detectives 1t is
supposed that Odiie had no connection
with the tcrgerles. and that they were
committed by Austin.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-18
CONC r = SsIONAL.
SEA ATE.
WAHlxGroN, March !

" A. hlNOlON Ih ciSh u
The Vice President subm tied papers
and documents signed by memuers Ot
the legislature OF N ssouri, aud others,
alleging there WAS corruption IN the
elec clion OF Mr.. Bogy as Senator from
tnat 5 ale. Referred to Committee on
Privileges and Elections.
Mr.. Wright, # lud ana, offered re-
solution directing the comnittee on
Rules to inquire Into the exPedlencv OF
providing hereafter that deb ,tes snal!
be coufimed to and be revelant 10 the
subject or mater under discus
SION; that II shall be in order at any
time tor a majority to d-mand the pre-
vlous question; that sps ciaI orders snail
be prollb ted and that "hen he caIen-
oar Is lskeu up bills not disposed Of III
regu AT order ena 90 to the loot Di t1e
ca eudar. The resolution WAS lad over
under objections by Mr. Thurman.
The resolution declaring the seat c.
Caldwell OF Kama vacant, was then
taken up Mr.. Salisbury, OF Delaware,
addressed the Senate, arguing nat there
was nothing in tue precedent that could
bind the Senate, as 10 the proper course
10 be pursued IN tnls ca-e, while ne
maintained the power to expel which
was absolutely controlled hy the dscOrd
OF the Senate; ami power 10 declare the
election by the KtnsaS leg stature VOID
He believed that the proper rrmedv IN
this Case was expu'sion, because the
Senator Was iudi-soluby connected
with such transaction whicn tainted
his character.
At l2:45 o'clock Senator Boutwell,
came INTO the Senate chamber accom-
psuied bv Senator sumner. the Tor
mer took a sect next the latter. Gen
Bnller pJrsrIly occupied the seat
on the right OF Mr. Boutwell,
StGs,or Sunuer pr, sentrd the Gre
dent ais OF Mr.. Boutwell,. the elected
Senator to supply the vaca"c! occs-
s,oued by the election OF Hon Henry
Wilson, VIII ich were received. Th-
Vice President requested Mr.. Boutwell,
to come forward escorted hy Mr.. Sum-
ner. The Vice Pres dent administered
The oalh. After the administering o.
the oatn the Vice President weicom ed
Mr.. Boutwell, by shaking hands with
him and also with Mr.. Sumner. Mr.
Boutwell, took the only vacant seat on
the extreme lett o. the Char where he
was congratulated bs many Senators
Mr.. Pratt, OF Indlaua, SAID no offence
was more emphaticslly rehuked. He
should vote Tor the resolution OF the
Committee because Cal we'll vas par
ty to the corrupt Carney arrangement,
and coutrl butei money 10 procure hls
election. The confidence OF the coun.
trv would be shaken il Senator'S allowed
their sym psthies TO control their con-
vicuon OF duty. TIE conduct Of CsId-
we'll was immoral and corrupt aud
impaired the freedom OF elections
On motion OF Mr.. Conklirg the
Senate went into EHrcutv. session.
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DR.. Longdon
Chronic BRONCHITIS.
A disease that Should Always
Ex .its Alarm.

Fav ns-sors outside OF the MAd'ch pro-
fes>ion kn w tn, f-ct that the B'onchiH
Tub = are within and constitute a large por-
ton Of toe LnugS and that Bouchli' Is
not only disc lss OF the La igs, but Ell ''t'
those parts which become the seat OF Itiocr-
callu Cba,uRp'ion
ror want OF thi knowledge many ueslec'
the BrJnc lIaI Al meat, un Il me health Is
under nine /, the La Iys Impaired and the
insuIdbly fit u mIlGdI dsue oped.
IN mt COuSu nptlye cisas the nrs'
sym ptDm are thoS,ot Pulm )nary Catarrh'
aui b. iac the greater na noer ot those n's'
l.cS,ars mistaken tor ooRmon cd u ALI
sllo = ii 10 run on to fHH iernind hon.
Ittn4 pat sntIS ScrD. .uIods. inhs'it'+n III
weak uun = or - II ,Iicui 80 I'I uti'i
the more spe. .diiy will the GreH Destroyer
accom- p.ish nis 10 ar! al mis,iih.
U,Iarrh VIII N at eide with RrenchlaI
IrrIt, ,tioa or Goa tu iOnsI disturbance
uniIJrm uy Is us TO the same result
A coIIiat the cn 81 iuhl ues and thick
ems the III IcOuS me norane' which nhet"e
S.olcn.iI CuJ,j All Lni, di ntaI'nes IN =
ca Jaclty for 'IppIyi X tn, Z ins' Win ar
depr,gllk the oDdy o. an elrm'ut moe
ea1lia 10 health IN IA evel TOOL Or diiak'
and ,iL,el e Is Las nerl,I5is cIhs quenoe.
rni, con Iiou gives rlss 70 dry, Il rRins
c)ush which /, Duow, oy exPe;1orttipn
at Il .,tsc,l,y, o dryfrDthy ut'ciior DuJh Aud
1, 80 ne,im - 1rs IJsei tOish boo {.
Ems. u1t a n 80 tn tory out H'etdHcho
fact " licl Ur. LDlS iOl ntS seen vsIhel IL
nan Irel, Of cases, AMI II should awaken III
tue ..iinI,o Iht, large cas- OF Invalid
uyJrtiI Ice OF ssskIiy rsiisf before u 1Sf'c
llte.
ur. Longion devotes special sttention tc
these allm .n. AMI sees AMI eEIHUies more
OF mem IN year tnaI puy'I-ciin' In gems
/ raj practice CD ne In cont act with IN a h.e'
tine. hose - ALI ctei are Invited " Ies
has treatment anu prOUe Us efficiency.
FEES r X uUNSULr r.DN, eram'nS
ton, advice an tr atLent, wIrHiS TIL
| UsE OF ALL.
! MEDICINES FOR ALL Disc >sES ny maj
and sxpr.,s TO al! p irts oftne co.niry.
ON q HOURS to l., : 10 and - oeV"s
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ST. PATRICK'S DAY.
et,SSa.


BosroN, March l7-St. Patrick's day
is being celebrated here with great en-
thusissm. The procession to-day pre-
sents a inc appearance. Weather cold
and a strong wind prevails. Many
strangers have arrived to view the pro-
cession, and the city presents the ap-
pearsnce of a holiday. The procession
is under the direction OF Mr.. John Mil
Ter, chiet Marshal.
PHILADELPHIA, March ia bright
day and dry streets afforded numerous
members of the Catholic organizations
an opportunity to turn out in tull force.
A process on formed on Broad street at
IL o'clock, composed of temperance,
benevolent, social, religious, and nation.
al societies. The turnout was large and
the d dsplsy imposing The procession
WAS reviewed by the Mayor and city
Council
BALTIMORE, March 1.-THE Irish
societies are turniny out in greater num-
bers than ever before on ST. Patrick g
Day. The streets are thronged with
people witnessing the grand parade
which extends more than a mile In
length.
CINCINNATI, March IL St. Patrick's
day was exte osively celebrated here bv
the Irish Societies a lumber Of bsuquets
given to night john A. Cocn eriIl
Ed tor of the Enquirer responded tor
tue prass at the Ceiuc society and Hon.
R chard Smith OF the Ga:stte responded
10 the same toast al the Friendly SOUS
of ST. Patrick
PRovlDExCE, R /, March II st.
Patrick Dav Was celebrated here to-
day with unu-ual spirit, aud the streets
crowded along Military aud Civic
professions and numbering about s OUO
p~rsons paraded the streets aud were
revrewei by the Mayor.
CHIoAGo, March II st. Patrick's
Day, very largely celebrated here. Tne
weather beng verv Il re, the turn out
was immense. probably the largest ever
witnessed here The dtv closed with
many oanqueJs and balls at The public
halls
ST LOUIS. March 1.-THE Irish So
cieties Celebrated st. P,trrck's day
The grand procession is said to be iour
miles long. Tue soc etieS in their res,
pective uniforms presented beautiful
sight with their white plumes aud
green badges.
CONCORD, New Hampshire, March IL.
st. Patrlrks day ls being Celeb a'eh.
The eocietles OF the snc ent orters oi
Hlberuians are par4diug the streets.
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At'hrrilna atsg'ster.
VELkGRApnIC SUMMARY.

The old Catholic Church at Norrlstown
ps and eleven otner buildings were
entirely destroyed by fire yesterday
Los 100000
Peter E. Wheeler, a brakeman was
killed al Bpghamton, New York. YES
,.rdsv while engaged in uncouplins
some cars.
Cons derable excitement prevails IN
81. Louis in consequence OF strike o.
,ne engineers 90 the St Louis and
X Ansss City railroad. The engineers
ARE committing all sorts OF depredstIons
.ioay ne llne oi the roId, aud the Gov =
ernor mas oriered Cos A and B. ST
LOUIS \. u. 10 proceed along Ine line
% the railroad and arrest the rioters
Tne str Ike WAS occssloned by tneCompa'
nv en yloyiug an engineer not beioug-
iiy To tne Brotherhood.
Mrs. Nooihull lectured to a large
.ll.sace 10 Cnic.go last night on
,S.Kei truth. It's said her Ian
gaze Was curse, gross, filthy and bias
otemous. aud shocked those who went
u near ner.
rae steamer Clarksvile, owned by
c,m Adams, sunk IN the Arkansas
river, luir,y three miles below Pine
. al Yesterday. She mad 7S5 bales OF
c,,.un aboard.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
exclusively for the Register
By the Paetrsc ami Atlantic Line.
ONCE, lIO Main street.
WASHING TON.
WASHINGTON, March II.

| NOMINATIONS anu COOurmHi1Ohs.
At cabinet a meeting to-day all th'
members rendered their resignation and
they were all accepted by tae President
but were all renominsted with tht
exception Of Mr. BNntvel' One oi tht
objects OF the cabinet meeting was
that the members OF the cabinet might
present the names oi all appointees TO
office in order that the President might
complete his list OF nominations at once
which will virtually close the execu-
tive session OF the Senate
The Prssijedt sent in the following
nominations to the Senate to-day -
William A. Richardson is TO be Sec-e-
rary OF the Treasury; George 81. Will
lisms is TO be Attorney Geuersl; Ham
lion Fish, Secretary Of Sta'e; William
R Belknsp, Secretary o. War; John
A. J. Creswell, Postmaster Genera! ;
Columbus Delsno, Secretary Of Interior;
Geo. B. R beson, Secretary OF Navy ;
John Col Orth, Ass stant Attorney Gem
eral OF The U. s.
The following nominal ons o. Poat'
mssCers have been sent in: j. R D bson
P 9 lixvllle. Pa, D. K Dir'euder'er,
at \ ,leutosu, Pa; w. H Connel, Eis-
ton, Maryland; J K. Jackson. Union
citv. Indiana; D w VorEie-, A h.ny,
Indiana; F. A Monsor, LsndSich,
Illinois: !. Smith. Btavia, Illinois -
Cue Serate CO. firmed all the Cabinet
nomlnsuons sent in to-day with the
following:
George n. Sharpe to he Surveyor o'
Gu toms for the port o New York, VIC
Cornell resigned; John A. Burhank,
Governor OF Dakota Territory; J. w.
Foster of Indiana, TO be Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister Pi.npo ntisrv
10 Mexico. vice Thomas w. n apn,
resigned; Cornelius A Logan, of Kan.
s.s. to be Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentltry 10 Chill; Edo
nuns P Luntn OF New York, Commis-
soner oi Indian Affairs. vice Francl-
A. Walker, resigned. Postmssters,
Thoma- L James, al New York, vice
Patrick A. jones, resigned, to take ef-
&c; on April lst
Case Of Judge DureIl.
The stateme1, sent from h-re that
the House Judiciary Committee failed
10 report in the CASE o Judge Darrell
OF Louisiana, is incorrect. A repor,
was submitted, not altogether indorsing
the Judges conduct in TIE recent potiti
cal imbroglro in New Orleans, aud iu I
measure questioning lis jurisdiction il
! Inc preml-es
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, M4rch Is, A. NJ J

OFFlCE OF IHk ShIsr SISSAL 'frlSbh' T
WASHINGTON, M,rch Is, | A. VI.
PROBABILITIES For Tuesday, IN the
Eastern and Cult States, SoulhessterIy =
wiuds aud generally cloudy weather ;
tor the South aud Middle Atlantic
States Southeast winds aud falling
barometer and stationary temperature,
iollosed on tuesday AFTERNOON by fal-
ling barometer and Westerly winds. A
storm continues developing ia the %
per Mississippi Valley tor the O.io
Vslley and lower lakes isllIpg barone-
ter, increasing South and West winds,
cloudy and occasional rainy weather.
Midnight report not yet received from
the upper lake region, the North vest
Rocky Mountain and Pacific Coast
stations.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-18

WEST VIRGINIA INQUIRIES Accord
'ng to the 50; census it appears that
inere are 2444 manufacturing estab
meuts IN this S ate, which employ H.
0'2 hands asd sll,0S4 $40 capital
pay sl4 81, l64 in va .es, Use material
valued at I4.503, ,TOl. apd produces
manufactured articles valued at $z5.'
l02,2Ol.