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Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-30
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Weon fann gegenpdrtig toum irgeno eine
oeut16e 3ettun9 1T bic 9an6 nebmet,
pbne ouf 5lueierlei 9in9e 511 5tpben: unter
BEN politil6en gla6ri6ten finoen mir
Sag fit Sag Mittbeilun9en lber M}ab=
regeln> 0ie bic &e9ieuung gegenioie8il96fe
un0 bic Sci 1tli6en in Preuben er9rei #
im Mnnoncentbeile Oa9egen finoen init
td9li9 9(rbeiter oer peri6ie0eniten 9lrt
ge5u9t. Wos Ben er1 ten punft an9ebt>
10 bdufen 1i9 bic Mab re9elun9en in 6er
Wei1e> bob es faum tbunli9 it, ale int
Gin5elnen mit5utbeilen. Mo1 fra9t nur :
Wie 1ol( 6os enben? g8irb es Die prell<
bi19e &e9ierung iiber lidb 9epinnen, BET
l6tpei3erii@en no95uabmen> 6ie Die ureni=
tenten" Sci ltli6en Oes Suro einfa6 ab=
1ebt un6 10 5000 treue &atbolifen bes
gei5tliden Sro ties beroubt? Sn PreuBen
leben s Millionen &atboliten; iie bilOen
ben pierten Shell ser 8epDlterung uno
1inb belon0ers farf in 0enjenisen pro=
bin5en pertretel1> 0ie 6ur9 .8iloun9> 9an=
bel un6 SnOuitrie Dor allen iibrigen 1tf)
ous5ei6nen, l,dn1li1 meinlanb : Mef=
falen un6 @6lelien. N}it s Millionen
l1ntertbonen tonn 16lperli@ Die preuBil@e
&e9ierung 10 umiprin9en> lpie Die 16,pei=
5eriI6e nit ibren Soulerben. Ma11 >piro
lpoDl o6er libel i6lieBli6 bo6 einieben>
bab @elebe 1i6 nad ben factil 6en Ser
biltnillen ri9ten mil il1en> ni6t @erbdlt=
niile na6 ,piqfiirli6 elmer Partei 5u 2iebe
er1onnenen @e1eben.
Gin GORE pon0ent bes v8altimore
Nmericon" 1@reibt aus 8 eu 6 Ian . :
uNun gebt es beim,pdrts. Tn ler 9on1=
pier 1T belett. MQein ii6er 5tpeibunOert
3,pi1 1@en0efspa1I Iagere baben li6 iDm
anpertrout. W1eiit 0eiterrei6er uno
Pre11ben. Sun9e 2eute> Nldo@en uno
Mdnner> be1on0ers piele Buben 5luii 6en
pier5ebn unb 1ieb5eDn Sabren. Warum
lte na9 9(merifa ausuan6ern? Sem
&rie9soienit ent flieben iie. @ie wiiroen
1pn1t bolo eintreten nii0en. 9enn lpie
frieoli6 Guropa f6eint> 10 9laubt man
bo9 all9emein> beionoers in preuben,
bas ,perOe ni6t lan9e lpdbren. @ifriger
ols je miro BORT 9eOrillt unO 9emaffnet.
ltn0 mdbrenb SET lebten paar Bo9en
linb bic 9a,npfer bes 9}orbbeutl tl6en 2lopo
ipie anoere BON Der 9anbelsmarine bur6
Gegierun9s=8earnte permel len ; wie piele
@oloaten lie fortl l@afen tDnnen. @(it
@ner9ie baut man auberoem
neue Sorts an ben @ren5fe eitungen. Mie=
manb auBer Bismard tann ia9en, tuo
oas Mues binalls min. 2lber @dter uno
W}iitter 16iden 5itternb lire balbertpa@=
lenen @Dbne no6 Q(merita. Dlon Datte
gebofft auf bic i1eberlpin0ling Trantrei6s
tperOe @nttpaffnung erfolgen. @tott
OeHen ,uaren Sic &rie9sriiitungen in Pren=
Bell Stdften uno Oe1errei6 ME 10 Daiti9,
als in bielem Nugenblid. Q(u6 Die &eor=
Dani lation 6er fran5Oiil6en Mrlnee i9rei.
let ra59 portpdrts. &ein intelli9enter
guropder bdlt bic Tiiritenbe9e9nungen
Der lebten 0eonate fir 3ei6en frieoll3er
abli&ten. @aben oo6 dbnli6e 3n1om=
mentiinite iammt obligaten3rc"nole)o e)ofts=
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-30

DetDelerlln9en - IN Ole1em oS1DrDunDerte
weni9ltens - no6 jeOes W}al fattgefun=
0er> tpenn Elm 9rpBer &rie9 por BET Sbiire
ltonb."
Sem bil90f(i6en prie iteri ien1inar au
. rauns 3 er 8 1T Der @taatsaui6ub
ent5ogen poroen. Scr OberprGlioent
fat at berbem ben Mector bes 2pceum
olianum oufgef forbcrt ben bortisen @tl=
Oirenoen 1ofort onsu5ei9en, bob es ibnen
| fir bic 3utunf It perbpten lit, tpdbrenD bes
afa0emi 6enSrienniums in Dem @elninor
5l ipobnen.
glus Bres II. 9em u@6le1i]6en
&ir@enblatt" 5ufol6e lit bur6 cine Ser
fii9un9 BEG Oberprd ltbenten oiegufnaDme
neuer 3Dglin9e in bas fiiritbi1bDfli9e
&nabenI Ieminor 81 Breslau unterlo9t
mprben.
Srei eitlt6 8. @egentpqrti9 BE-
fin6en ii6 we9en PreBpergebens orei pol
|ni1d)e &eOafteure, be5. Bu6bdnbler in
@ef fan9niBboft, unb 5tpor in 4so so]en: Dr.
@5pmansfL &ebotteur besv vOrenbomnif" ;.
DerurtDeilt gu 4 monotli9er @efdn9niB=
ltrofe> un6 8u6bdnOler Gbocif if5eipsti ,pe=
gen 9erousgabe ber Sammlung upolni=
| 16er 2ie6er unb @ebi9te", perurtbcilt su
8 monatlider @efdn9nibl bltrofe; uno Der
Dielgenannte W1iorfa &ebofteur bes
vGotolif", wel9er bereits einen She'll iei=
ner 8 monatli6en Sc fan9nibltrafe Dinter
| i6 fat.
Sic &61nii9eWolfs5eitun9
bonn 2. Oct. 1T sur 9lbtped jeluns pieber
einmal fDnfiscirt pDrben. l1nb a,por
pe9en eini9er 9lusbricfe in BET bort NIT
9etbcilten @ore1ie van Die aus W}arientbol
uno 9eut1 9lan0 pertriebenen Trauen
pom T.. 9eroen Selu." 9os Mctenituf
1T BON ca, 200 bo6gei itellten 9amen un=
ter5ei6net, ,pel6e III Dem Yenlio jener
&lolterf fraucn iDre Grsiebun9 gebobt boben
@s tparen bereits Die Musoriide BON Der
&eooction 9eltri6en moroen> Die ibr vfur
unler freies Dcut l9lanb IN fret" erl l6ie-
nen; unter Die lekte &ote9orie glolbte
aber Die con- fiscirenot 8eb6roe uo9 cttpo
a9t nt9t unterOriidte g8orte bringen at
fDnnen.
paris "a. Oct. @os vW}eu1oriol
9iplomatique" bcri6tet> @raf Gbamborb
beobl9ti9e, gemdb Der BON linn ben frem=
ben Nladteu ertbeilten 3uli i6erung tpeber
cine a99reilipe Yolitit su uerfolsen, nod
Die peltli@e 9errl9oft bes popltes pieoer
berSuiteQen.
Die boQdnbiI9e &egierung 5u Sapa
1T auf elm eisentbiimli6es Nusfunfts=
111ittel DerfQlle1, UNI bu5 Gutlpeid)eu Der
@taats9efan9enen aus Sen Sci tungen
5u btnoern. sic fat nd1nliD in Die
Seltun9sgrdben &rotpoille ausjeben lo1Ien
Seit 9lnwenoung bieier mem 9enfrelinb=
li6en @iderbeitsmabre9el 1T feline gnt=
1pet@un9 porgetommen,
9f m> %. Ott. Gs tpiro bertdtet,
6er Seluiten9eneral bobe ben 9oup(b oes
Oroens no@ @falta perlest.
& . m, 25.. Oct. Sic italisnil9c
9fesierun9 fat bis jcbt nod 1idt be Ner=
ii9crung bes Sra fen pon GSar,Dor5 sr=
9alten> 6ab CT feline ssreIlju<Npl;t;f 4e=
folgen 1lnb ben papit nift w;coer iii is;ne
melt!iajs Nfoht einietca irple.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-30
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a{bingtpn> 8. g., "a. Oftbr.
Scr @9atamtsiecretdr @i6orb1on fat
in Nerbinbnng nit Dem PrdIi6enten@rant
bel6lo7et, ben rlten @9ritt 5ur Wie6er=
al fl1ubme oer 9artsel03ablung 5u tDun
uno bemgemdB Sen Ser. Gtaoten @9aB=
mel iter un0 beIen M511tenten onsetpie len>
ppn nd6iter Wo6e an @tlber9elo eben=
1oluie @reenbafs D0er Currency aus5u=
5eblen uno bos Cine 9egen bas 9lnoere
ie no6 Wuni6 um5utouiden.
Ser 0irector BET Ser. @taaten=0liinoe
fat 1T @enGBbeit Set Mn1i6ten bes Prd=
fibenten uno bes @9abamts1 1ecretdrs iiber
Sic Wie6erauf fnabme ber Sart9elo5ablu
lmfa1IerOe reitun9en 5u111 Prd9en
BON @olO= unb @ilberlniin5et 81 eincm
bisDcr beiIpteuo1en Betrage getrpKen,
bamit ct ouf bte Mieoeraufnabn1e Der
$9art9elO5ablun9 borbereitet lit.
- Ser pbila0elpbia 9en1ofrat> ein
Slatt, BON bem man gepiB ni6t 1agen
tann, bob es nit ben &atbolifen ipm=
patbi1iere|miomet ber epanselil9en MQion3
nod folsenOe Na9tldnee: vSsSt1 Ben
@ibun9en ser ~gpaneelii6en Muian3" lit
W}an6es por9efonmer, mas ein1eittg 1ef=
tireril luar, ooer mas bic giei9ung ser
@eiitli6eu berrietb> 1i6 1T 6ie politit nit
iDren &ir6enfragen ein5u1nil l6en> o0er NIT
ibren 1peciellen &eli9ions= =Mn1i often. 9a<
fin 9ebDrt 0os 2obprei1en ber Dereintgung
BON Stride unb @taot, ober bos @1i1np=
fen auf Die politil DE SogcspreNe, tpcl9e
Ser &ir@e feline @elpolt lit ber Yolitit u1b
i'm @taat einrdumen 1piQ."
0}enpDts> %. Oct. Sic Sage
unlerer @tabt lit 1T Der Sbat bsflasens=
1pertb. 9ie @eu6e, beren 9}o9la1Ie
tpir 19on ldng1t ertparteten lit obne
3peifcl ipie0er i'm 3unebmen. @eit btm
Grl6einen bes 9elben Siebers i'm @eptem=
ber bat es bereits iiber tau1e1b Opfer
gefprbert nno ge9enluarti9 beftnoen 1i6
9c9cn tou1en0 Patienten unter dratli6er
Bebonblun9. Sic seitern porsetommenen
$obcsfd!lc lpei1en auf eine 3unabmc BET
@terbli@feit FIN.
.Dt 0 II t 9 0lnerD> Mla. "a. 0ct.
BQbreno Der lebten "a @tunoen 1inb bier
bier Sooesfdle bur4 sel6es Sieber por=
9efonmen.
@aponnob, "a. Oct. !Su Boin-
bridge, @a., 1T bas gelbe Sieber ousge=
bro6en. 8is iebt iino sebn Tdlle 9e=
meloet llno es 6r0Dt cine Mus,pan0erung
ber 8epDlferung.
Neempbis> "a. Oct. Sic @eu9s
mo9t trok 6er &dlte ,pdbreno Der 1ebten
paar Sage nod iu,mer Sort16ritte. Wab=
reno ber lebten Na6t trot 6roit Elm, mar
ieoo9 ni9t 1tarf 9e11ug UNI 9iilfe 5l1
brin9el1. 9as @etter miro friber feinen
@ortbeil bringen> als bis es beitanbi9
falt bleibt.
gs 1T jebt fefgeiteut> 6ab fi@ bie 3oblI
Oer Rranten in Set Gtabt tpeit b6Der be-
lduft, ols seferr teleeropbirt 'ouroe.
@orsfaltige Na6frase fat er9eben, 6of
BON 1900 bis 1900 Perlonen an Ser
@eu@e 0ornie6er liesen. I
2ittle 81 4, "a. Oct. Dr. s. %.
Bohemian Elm prominenter Mret ftdrb !!
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-30

Deute> iute 11an allgelnetn 9laubt, ant GEL
ben Tieber rlub S. s. MoobD Elm otter
biel tiger Biir9er liegt at berl rlelben &ronf=
| Deit 10 bar11ieOer, bob man feline 9off=
nrn9 auf feline @ene1 flung fat.
ille, "a. Oct. George
Wolf ein rei9er brei Meilen BON 9op=
finsbiue woDnenber Sarmer> tpurOe mab=
renb ser lebten 9lad)t in 1einem 8ette
errnoroct. 9err Wolf mar So Sabre aft
unO batte Dor &>rse1n cine junse 6rau
gebeiratbet nit mel9er ct un9liidli9
lebte.
@Drepeport, 2a., %. Octpber.
9eute itorben bier 8 Perionen am selben
Sieber.
Can Srancisco, 25. October.
Profe6or 2aD 1tei9t belte 1T einem 2uft=
ballon 1T Die S6be uno nimn1t einen
Trie6ensri9ter unb cine iungc 9ame nnit
wel6e lebtere ct in Ben Wolten beirotben
|mi1.
0}empDis, 25. Oct. @eute fon1en
bier "a Spbesfdlle bur9 gelbes Tieber
uno 4 bur6 anbere l1rla6en por. @db=
reno ber 9ar5en Wo9e 1torben am 9elben
Sieber 1859 PerI Ionen, cine NbnaDme BON
70 eeeen Die porbersebenbe Wo6e.
W} W}empDis, 26. Oct. 9eute tpnr=
ben nur Sebn neue GrfronfrngsfdQe am
selben Sieber 9emeloet. 9r. Blouet
itorb beute Mben0> ebenlo Der poli5iit
Tranflin. @iner bet 9rDBten 2ei6enbe~
ltotter bot nod feline Befellungen fit
mor9en erbalten, mas felt Dem Musbru9
oer Seu9e nod an feinem Sage ser Sail
mar. 9eute itarben % Perionen am
9elben Tieber un6 feds at anoeren
&ranfbeite11.
@anSroncisco> 26. October.
@eitern 9erietben 5lpei Mdnner @an
Gnifon un6 @birb, in einem Srintlofale
III @loeet Some Bailey 25 Nfeilen bon
Nl6onD, Oregon pegen zines Wett=
16iebens in @treit lpel9er Ben SOB BET
beioen Betbeili9ten 5ur Tolge botte. @an
Gni1on tDbtete ndmli6 @Dirb bur6 einen
@ti9 1T bic Brllit ,porauf Elm 8ruOer
bes 2ebteren ber1 MDroer bur6 einen
@6los bas @enif bra6 unb ibn auf bet
Stelle tDotete.
Gtncinnati, 26. Octb. Seute
tpuroe bier Die fatbOlil9e ct. Mnna Stride
fir 9fe9er bur9 ben 9ob>p' iten Gr5btI6of
Yurceq nit 9roBer Seterli6feiteingelpeiDt. |
= Sic Srou Minna @6lpab> Die in Der
9fabt I'M l1br BON Gam flag auf @onn=
tag 1po5ieren fubr, perlor ibr 2cben, I'M
Dem BET Wagen bel 0er MiQcreef Bride
uml6lu9 unb NIT ben beiben Subrleuten
llno oer Srau ing @aller fiel. 9ie bei=
ben &ntl6er retteten ibr 2eben, Die Srau
ertranf.
Baltimore, 25. Oct. 81. s. Solms>
Bu6bolter oer Gammiilionsbdnol. 9aileD
8ros. luuroe tpegen Tdl19ung perbof ftet.
Sorre1 IT, Snt.> 25. Oct. Gin Mann,
Srou uno &inb, ,ueld}e Tabrbillets bon
Chicago na6 Brodbille botten, perlieBen
9eitern bier ben @ilenbabnsu9 inoem lie
ttHaupteten> baB lt6 auf 6enlelben Per=
{on,n befanoen> tuelhe iie t60ten tpouten.
Gie bego6en li9 III ein Sotel> 1pdter ie=
bod ipron9en lie in cine tiefe @aiierpfiibe.
S92s 2'iann nu0 oas &tnO ertranfen Die
s. - Gs-:o@ 1urrfe gerettet.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-04
pEOPLE's GAS LIGHT COMPANY,

The of1ice OF the Peoples Gas LIGHT Comnanv
mas been removed to Town Han building. next
door south OF Town Clerks ofIice T'he' semi.
the first day OF August. VII
f. FOSTER COOKE.
Jy2odot Clerk and Treasurer
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-04

pATTY'S n A sob PIC X i Il $,
ID Crosse q Blackwells Pickles, Halford's
Worcestershire Sauce, Nabob Sauce, In fact
nearly all kinds of English Pickles can be found
at II W MARSHALLS
IN
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-04
Cooks, Stationery, &c.

RooKs, STATIONERY &C.
SPAULDING & co.
Have large stock of Books consisting OF
FAMILY BIBLES,
or different Sizes and styles,
Prayer Books, Hymn Books, Devotional
OF the day received as soon
as published.
JUVENILE BOOKS AND TOY BOOKS,
Games, Backgammon Boards, Chess and Checker
Men. &c.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
FRENCH ENGLISH and
AMERICAN STATIONERY.
.of the latest styles, plain and tinted.
INITIAL STAMPING DONE TO ORDER.
WRITING FLUIDS.
Inks In Black, Violet, Blue and Carmine.
Pens, pen-holders, Pencils, States, Pocket Books
and Wallets, Ladies' Porte anomalies, Brack-
cts Hall Pockets, Towel Racks, slipper
Cases, Backing Cases, Easle's Book
Slides and Shelves, Jewel Stands
and Boxes in Carved Wood,
Match Safes, Writing
Desks and Work
Boxes.
Materials for Wax Flowers, Glass Shades, Vases,
rarian Statuary, Bronze Groups
and Vases, Stereoscopes and Views Photographs
Autographs, Steel Engravngs
| and Chromos.
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES,
In volyet, Holly Wood, sc. All kinds of Picture
Framing done to order and in the best style.
NEWS DEPOT.
Daily and Weekly Papers supplied
| We invite all wishing goods in our line TO call
| and examine our stock before purchasing.
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mayldtf
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-06
NEW JERSEY.
Railroad Troubles,

TRENTON, February 5.-The Commit
tee on Corporations met at eight o'clock
this evening in the Assembly Chamber
to hear the arguments or and against
the New York and Philadelphia Rail
road Company. The house was filled
with citizens frem all parts Of the State.
Mr.. Dorrance appeared before the com
mittee for the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. asking postponment OF this
meeting on account OF the absence oi
the counsel for the Pennsylvania Com
psny, Mr.. J. w. Scudder and ex-
chancellor Williamson.
The people were represented by Hon.
Cortland Parker, Mr.. Throckmorton
and j. Doggart Hurst The committee
refused to postpone the argument, and
the Chairman stated that they would
decide hereafter whether they would
hear the representatives of the Penn
sylvania Company at some future day.
Mr.. Throckmorton opened in behalf OF
the bill for the House. He was fol-
lowed by Hon. Cortland Parker, who
was loudly applauded by the audience.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Agents Wanted 10 Sell the
Patent Ivory and Lignum
VitR Eve Cups.

Spectacles rendered useless, chronic
eyes cured, and all diseases OF the eye sue
,esfully treated (cure gusranteed) by the
SR. ]. BALL q co. 9 PATENT EYE CUPS.
The value OF the celebrated well known
Patent Eye Cups, for the restoration o
ught, breaks out and blaLes in the evidence
81 over 5000 testimonials Of cures, and re-
commended by more than ltOJ OF our best
physicians In their practice.
The Patent Eye Cups are scientific and
philosophical discovery, and ss Major Ellis,
of Dayton, Ohio, writes, they are the great
est Invention Of the age.
Copy OF certificate received from Clays-
vile, Washington county, Pa, September
d.. j. BaIl & ob.-Gentlemen: have now
thoroughly tested and proved the Potent
Eye Cups; they are. the ne pl,o ulfrd OF all
treatments OF impaired vision, from ad-
vsnced life or other causes and are an In;
nave In the last few days entirely cured
several cases both OF acute and and what Ia
called chronic Inflammation. These had
tried every known and available species OF
treatment without the slightest benefit, but
On the contrary detrimental, and great ex-
pense.
years, is an enthusiastic advocate OF the
cups Three months since she could not
read q letter, or letters as large as her thumb,
As she sometimes expresssSu utIseli. Scltain
I is that her eyes were unusually old, and
worn beyond her age 10 such an extent that
,he could not read the heading OF the New
York Tribune without her glasses. You
may Judge, therefore, the effect OF the Cups,
when Inform you that she can now read
every portion OF the Tribune, even the small
diamond type, without her glasses. She
now habitually reads her Testament, crdi-
nary print, without her glasses. You can
mapine her pleasure.
The business is beginning 10 assume some
thing like form and shape. have inquiries
rom all directions, and often great distan-
,es, in regard TO the nature OF the Cups.
wherever go with them, they create In
tense excitement. But few words are ne
,essary 10 enlist an attentive audience any
where that people can be found. 1 was at
our Fair last Tuesday, 9th inst, and can
"a 'ely say that myself, or rather the Eye
cups, were no mean portion OF the attrao.
ions OF the occasion. l sold and effected
.uture sales literally. They will make
money, and make II fast, too. No small
catch-penny affair, but superb No. !, tip
top business, that promises, so far as | can
Iee, 10 be lifelong.
am, very truly yours
HORACE b. DURANT, NJ. ID.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-06
CHICAGO.
Mayor VI .diII Sustained

CH.cAGo, February The cit zens
meeting at the Board OF Trade hall last
night was largely attended. Speeches
were made by Mr.. J. V. Farwell, Rev.
Mr.. Parkhurst, Hon. J. Wentworth
and others. A resolution was adopted
approving the action of Mayor Medill
in removing the police commissioners.
An appeal was made to the Legislature
not to repeal the mayor bill. The Ju
dietary Committee of Council have
agreed on a report to. the effect that the
Mayor has power to remove the police
com nissioners and appoint others.
They have also agreed to advise the
confirmation OF the appointments Of
Messrs. Holden and Herting to the va
csncies at a special meeting tonight,
In the meantime Mr.. Herting has de-
clined and the Mayor will therefore
have to appoint some other person'
This compllcates matters somewhat, as
there is not q volunteer to take an office
which may be abolished speedily.
Everything outlet.
All quiet at City Hall to-day. 1t is
understood that both Holden and Her
ting have declined nomination by the
Mayor as the successors Of ex. Commits
sioners Reno and Kloke. The Mayor
it is said, has selected two other gentle
men Tor the positions.
Bankrupt
Judge Lodget, of the United States
Court, this morning decided on th'
order OF an assessment of 60 per cen
on the stock OF the bankrupt Republic
Fire Insurance Company. ard moreover
to exempt from assessment the $500, O,OOI
OF stock placed iu the hands OF bank
before the company became insolven!
Another Great Trunk Line
| 10 Chicago. the Chicago, milwaukee
and St. Paul, was to-day thrown opeI
for business. Passenger trains will no
commence running for some weeks yet
WOn't Interfere.
Although strongly pressed to com
mute the sentence Of McNulty, con-
victed and sentenced by the Peori'
County Court, for wife murder, Gov
ernor Beyerdge declines to interfere
McNulty consequently will be hung o.
Friday, the 7th.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-06
MCKINNEY COLLIN Co., TExAs,
Inlx "a lIIt

Dr.. J. Bail d Cb.-Gentlemen: Enclosed
please ind draft for (s25I twenty-five dollars
and send me by express 10 Jefferson. Texas
AZ follows:
Two pair or sets Of Ivory Eye Cups-ons
pair very small, and both with Myopic ~.
iachments. Eleven sets Of Lgnum vitO
Eye Cups, one bottle 10 10 Eye Wash and
one bottle OF Eye Ointment. Balance due
please collect on delivery.
would have sent this order long since
but for the reason that l wished TO satisfy
myself thoroughly In regard 90 the utility
OF your Patent Eye Cups before Offering
them 10 the public, and Try hats for n~-
pds,ed my mod sdnguins expectations: they
have worked wonders on my own eyes.
which were the nrst tried. Since have
restored Q ladys eyeslght who had boon
blind for forty years. This In enough. We
expect our orders will now he very frequent.
/ think we can sell hundred sets In Q very
short time. Your humble servant,
ELD. J. B. WILMETH.
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manY' lCries of NO." mo-" "You
did right II ask you if the end does
not justify the means? Cries oi
"Yes," "yes," and loud cheers Then
Mr.. York closed his speech with an
impassioned perorstion that raised the
widest tumult in the hall and in the
galleries, and sat down.
ELECTION OF INGALLS,.
1t was several minutes before the pre-
siding officer could restore order and
then the balloting began. The Pom
eroy forces stampeded like = herd OF
Texas steers breaking for timber when
norther comes to them. Cringing
mercenaries, who had sounded his
praises preparatory to their votes for
him on Tuesdays ballot, shrunk down
in their seats Till you could have hid
them behind a gopher hill or a stand OF
bunch grass. When their names were
called they feebly voted for Ingalls, and
suhsided 1t was rout and slaughter
The baitalions had gone Tor it in all the
pomp and pride and panoply Of Pom
eroyism and patronage in the morning;
they were shirkiug, suave, quiescent at
noon.
With all his power, and mis- mosey,
and his prestige OF yesterday, to-day
Pomeroy found not even postmaster
go poor as to do him honor. The evil
news had been carried to him, and his
room was locked in the 'ace OF all
comers. The old man was crushed at
noon, as the ballot WAS finished and
Ingalls, declared elected. The excite
mt ut in the city tonight reminds one
OF the war time, when the news OF vic.
torv came. The first result Of the ex-
posure was q sort of numhness. People
could not realize what q stupendous
political drama had been enacted in their
midst, and it was not until they had dis
cu.sed the matter all the afternoon that
it was fully realized and appreciated.
There was talk among the hali'crazed
Young fellows, who had got drunk over
the affair, about lynchirg Pomeroy and
treating hlm to a coat OF tar and
teathers, if not rongher handling; but
this sentiment was speedily frowned
down, aud the news OF Pomeroy's
arrest about 6 o'clock P. NJ. satisfied
the appetite for vengeance.
A little after 6 PM. | gained access
to Pomeroy's room. He showed more
grit than gave him credit for Said
he: MY friends, or those who were
my friends, are worse demoral than
am. am going to stay righ, here,
aud face this thing in all it's phases. 1t
was a foul conspiracy from beginning
to end, and it has accomplished i,s pur
pose. But can at least save MY rep
utation."
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To be Hang.
LOUISIANA.
Appointed.

AppOihteu.
New ORLEANS, February 5.-The Su,
prene Court last week seated P. II
Morgan, Pinchback's appoiutee, in the
place OF John II. Kennard, appointed
by Governor Warmoth, on the resigna.
ton of Justice WILEY as Associate
Justice of that tribunal. The Supreme
Court OF the United States has granted
q writ Of error, returnable on the second
Monday in October next.
Fire.
4 one story brick house. on the cor
ner OF Frencbman and Moreau streets
owned by Mrs. Fredericks and occupied
by August Gibbons, was destroyed by
6re this morning Loss op stock $l2,.
900; insurance, $4,000 in the &c, mania
and $4,000 in the Merchants Insurs nee
Com panies.
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KANSAS.


CHICAGO. February 5.-A special
from Topeka says The Legislature
resolved to-day that it was to the honor
and dignity Of the State that Senator
Pomeroy should Immediately resign
A resolution also passed the Senate re
questing the United States Senate to
appoint commission to investigate the
bribery charges brought against Pom
eroy. Senator Hollis bill tor the CAM
paign already 'oots up $l5OoG several
private houses not heard from.
I, is asserted tonight that u. Hor
ton, United States District Attorney,
forwarded his resignation. Horton
handled Poneroy's money during the
Senatorial canvass.