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nIcT,uur1EIn Ahscnts Himself in Order to
Avoid she Acecplancc Nf IL ASPIRING Sl.ft.5
Tho public will regret to learn thai tho rnitinn
Mclaughlin did not receive his promised
tspring suit OF tar aud fcatloys Inst evoning.
Unfortunately for tho cause Of morality and
public deconoy, lie had sense enough to romain
away from hia dan, near tho corner Of Randolph
aud Peoria streets. Tho appointed hour for the
gathering OF tho "T. aud Z. B" was O'Clock,
and about TINT timo ncarlya hundred men were
assembled at tho intersection Of tho Btroets men-
tionod. Among thom were noticed many promi-
nont citizens, wlloHo belief In aud advocacy
Of law and order could not DO overturned
by any less hoinous crime than tlat Of which tho
burly boast Mclaughlin il guilty, and for which
10 1norita tue geyeroat punishment thRt eau bo
devised. Tho crowd waited for litt!e willie,
and talked about tho proprietor Of The place
across the way with much less nngor and excite
mont,than could 10 expected, under tho ciro.lna-
stances. But, us tho eaid proprietor did not make
Ills appearance, nud es his employees kept ont Of
alght, tho pooplo began to grow tired and drop
Off until finally the streot was almost deserted.
Eyory littlo wliilo during tho oycning somebody
pushing along in frontof Mc14aughlil' swould run
IN tic the atepH and look oyor tho window-b}in
into tho saloon, md then run down again. A
reporter Of The TRIBUNE went into the aa}oon,
aud found card On tho bar announcing TINT nc
liquor. .was sold thoro. Upon nsking for tho pro-
prietor, tho bartender answered that he was out
Ut town, Ills sister having diod suddenly, and That
| 10 business would ho trananctcd In tho place
until his return. Junt aB ho vas speaking, an
order for drinks cano from up stairs, and bov'
| erago tint loolsotl gomething like cider wat
house was not open for tile same notorious pur
poso TINT caused the late expose wa*
undoubtedly d falsohooa, as tho reporter ol',
porycl ell,sing Tho short timc ho ronlniued about
tho placo, aoyornl men and young glrls cnter b
Wost Division allow Mclaughlin to do busincs
inter tho revocation Of hia llconso, 1t Is abou
time that their piaooa woro i}lled by mon VIII
understand their lusinonH and nro not afraid tt
perform thoir duty. Thoro was d ru1nor abou
tho Madison Htroot Station last evening tha
McLaugh!in will DO summoned before tho Polio
Court this morning,
, 1873-04-24

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Tho RECEPTION With which tta5 books haTc met IL Oh.
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, 1873-04-24
Of Chicago, tloy royret Tint ono consequence Of
It iB Janloa Ein1egau'u departure.


11lss Ncls Grant will DO 18 tho 14lh Of noxt
july.
Alexander Clark (cotorod), Of 11uscatinel haa
boon appointed Connul ut AUX oayoH, in Hayti.
JoBial R,lasol of tho Davenport Ha,ciie, has
purchased /. llnlf-intorsst III tho Clinton Iowa)
Herald
Joshua Hill, ox-sct,ator from Goorgia. will
continue to ros1de In Washington ana do buBl-
meas.
Tho Row Chnrlos Kinguloy gocu off from Cllcs-
tor Cathedral to become Cauon OF Webtmln-
ater. His frionds liopo that ho will 60 OF again
aoon and become q Bishop.
Tho 1lov. &. H. Btcoic, President Of Lawrence
University Appleton, haa boon appointed . Com
missioner from Wisconsin TO tho Vienna EXPOSE
ton.
r. r. Dry!on Int boon appointed General
Frcight nnd Passenger Agent fort tho Ohio Il Mig
signed
Ionriotta Hrahfoldt, tho American dentist in
Do1othean atrasse, Berlin, is rapidly making
fortune. Bio pulls strong, an1 chargea In pro-
portion. 1tocontly she manipulated Dismarck'B
jaws.
haB boon sued for 900 dan!aGon by two
| women, 4 Mrs. 11owitt and ler daughter. The
charge ia TINT Oastor, whilo treating tho
| daughter, soducod hor
| nIastor Josso Grant, asod Il, is circumnavl..
eating tho world III charge Of polnc frio1.da Of
tmy. ~ wv an, @ .ns ',t 'S M Taea.u H. ,,t. VIZ ~
~ nSu s .o 10y uns u A b ~, @
Tnasr. ,ns 1' III" onAoA -
o'an'~e'"es""'''' oo"'"''' es'''
:. It was whispered on tho streets ycstordny that
tho Hon. john 3. Glover, TroaBu1or Of State,
wished to pnrchago housc, and, before oclocl!
In tho afternoon, niueteen real estate agents Ind
noarly driven linn TO Observation-Disclosures
Journal
III 4 recent sermon tho Eey. JamcB Freo1nan
Clarke. Of Boston noranatod Ben Butlor for
Goyoruor, 4. n reward for this holy lift Butlor
ought to giyo brother Olarlso's Church COM
munion-seryice Of pilvor~-ir ho happens to have
Journal.
MIN r,,,,,or ,1,ot Mr. 1on,o, aor,or, po,,ott ia
aar - s'1 nan; pr;nnoua i,oo rao",,ad
tha.o sarea a,,J .,nrv ,,at,col sSo,aos t,,o
tuoso sng.eo, ~, nt WI !n to.,1ia,,sr
, 1873-04-24

OF tho nbore line, the Streator Monitor aays !:
Col. Plumb rallied from Lvurpool on tho 10th OF
APRIL ou tho D.!tic Of tho Whtto Star I!ne. Ho has
arccaedcd il negotiating lilo bonds Of ths Chicago i
pad,ca lailros, 1T satisfactory tsnree. ThiH pacea
the construction Of tint limo Of road upon suro foot
Ing.
holts and csos3 tcs naya Layu purchased and that
truck Laying will commence tho first week IN M3y at
Tulrb1ry, The work will 10 forward rs rapidly ao
raateriai can ha delivered to tAo track-layera.
Not more than ninety lays will olapse before tho
zap between Farbury ana Monticello Will DO closea
up. ,,,,, J., .,,,
rapidly, 20 that by thu tne nnuther winter y upon s
ended nornore in particularly, witt hsvo grown to ho
magnificent l.1e, u from 1891 cog mile; IL ]engh.
Of a: n' t o, 1oa1 sar 70 81 srea
rrairie country; iii itsefcct on tho coul trade, is ct
n1lcn npuruGtHtc1. .
, 1873-04-24

i514owWliam If. E.liy '. L. II. BenalIt. SURVIVING
partner Of t!ee, Arm ct l.; Il ! sc.aa hnn nn4
eo eW,ynmnp C. TSoS So2:o on a sro Of ie
acrlion. 43,1ls-Ollver +. Fuller Of II. " William roa'
body; aanumpH $500. 4a.l4o-Ja'nes = 3, Dauo o. a.
O. L. Mnreall; nanc, slOo 43,!6l-1;mt!s G: oaao Ct
q. william A. ovey sams iov; s,;rI'SEy lI51,a-Maa1Sya
Jn,o II. V. Potter Glover; svorcc OIL ground Of drunk
, 1873-04-24

Reynolds l. Jaulpaugh, Of Rock Island, have
iuat bccl awarded tho contract for building tho
srlatrioturo Of tle now bridge Aoross the Mis-.
Hiusippi River ut Louisiana, Mo-, for lho OhlcaSo
Alton 4 st. Louis railroad. Thoro will ho twolyo
nlers and tho contract incluleH their erection
and tue tilliug ot tho npproaoltoa at each ond ot
tic brldgo. Tho agsrogato amount OF tho con-
traot wifi reaoh $25U, 900.
, 1873-04-24
RAILROAD NEWS.

Tho Into George rsiiss--T1lo Chicago
s. pncisic :al1tl Cla1cnyo d. Pntlucnh
Tho doath Of On Eastern railroad mnn large.
y t3,,,aaun ,asn' iosorroa ~ r1,co in orr colnmna
Ohleago uoaofSoa p4"'p ,,,u ~ oul oe,l'l,isiD'
wo rofer to c. ooofge 13e, p.'a'; III ar Of Spring. 1;
.s' -. H. ,;,nn,oa o,o ~ 20 In woa a ,,,,vNof
At tho ADVANCED ago u ~ no "ns nn'aVo>o1
ipr,v 51ont;o % I viii snrinut,cl' and with liz IN.
nn''S 4oo"s.,'oa "4'', "''u "4'a Wv ~
torosa o. mosora n %s ot
Nv 'o"l'a ool.ou ",n s.o,l'S w .,'.s .o, .,..
and WA at ono timo largely engaged in railroad
Tho Springfield {n1ess.) Republican of The tho
2lst' IN on extended ekotch Of tho lilo OF Mr'
lss p,essl.a ,oso .uus. ~ ~, ,u., a
carryne G e1:Se tSo apoa1 xun
to auseeesfui completion aa putting IL n tu ~ olcEn an
t1on Is engafea eioss n,a "J,n ,, , He nI.
eeption q single year 9ls o t,r,as wns tho planning
mind alN worknG nn o. tmo t a n,
t1,o 1yesscrn Ralroad Nj, Bliss went to Europe in
Mcy, 1oto and returned In sop.ombcr 1s47. At this
ttio Mr. usn believed thnt hla labors IN ra.lfoaa
n1aingcneht Wesa OYER S IL NY Nav yors }Sn. nrn.
toa5} Gos' nH7n1it !1i tcu9 ,,n him IN 1n,xna tllo
Tuseu T,1e + na in tn aud Michigan. nflor-
9s VIII tho atshan IS so@tSTn 1sso, F0 nn
,nca 1'g III In 1a4o tno Eric and Tn!amozoo Road having
nc,' rcecncI from ito o1srrass,cnfn mud completed
,,",ior a ireciion WA nngcI tu ho MICHIGAN Sou-
nr, roai anil AIR B1g yyss chosen Director of that
Inc not yet opesei through 10 ohtcago Dciore 1910
10 leceme President Of tho Michigan Southern n9n
IL a 1855, - having succeeded 80 vel! with those
n cago h9 ]aa and sa psssp oad whe BY
s;s5 ;ss ssi II a spsss
from Totiot to Aon go miles Nor did tliB Close his
, 1873-04-24

TIE United ETArEa CINcu1r Counr-J. n. relatl.
letnn for uee of rp Wostlalo " To Town OF Rocktnn
dill 81, $780, Edward N. Kirk ra1cott v Same: dobt,
S. 400 dEnngea, 600. David j. Julian Y. Town Ut
l;eainY; Ass,nI,ait, 200.
l'iIE oinuylr Gouur.--gaa8, ., 10, 1,2-Appeala.
G,o73-Jchn ". Qaryoy " John Daylo. Peter Johnson,
auA Frank sllyosn.an trrn1mts o. ho ca'e $4,000.
oi. thc case, for llbol, slooA9 d,07jIousa e. Dyer
v, Willien AtsConutil ni1 Edward n. 1sesc; a.hu'-
sit, ST 0oO GS7G-Jana liotil Y. Potter Hand, Martha
T. Hoist, aud John LsuHhlin respass, $1,000. d.677-.
I4!t csthnrns M 1, y Eger atvorse % o r1a . 'a.S St
or Murk DorgA aud Edwin D. lseckor caae, $, ,ouo;
0,67v-Johu ". bcckcr " Mark uorgan. oorl.nla md
Edwin u. Hacker caso, S30oa. G,6atMhry Cary!s V.
surpreasc1 for 9orvice. 6,d9a-Apuhal.
TE surEalon G1unr-43 aaowCnar!ss s.a f. Whiitnoy
John Eyanu Y. j. L. Ca,npball; assl,up,!t, sl,noo,
13l43, 3-Appeals. 43,l44-Dslos " Edrca Y. Charles
i. and :. Tloodois T.. pr9wn assampsitt,
, 1873-04-24

Cry CoLtEoTon's OFFICE. looA !, oirY-aAhn,
Cu1oAuo, April rs, 1873.-Tho ordinance directing the
CITY Collector 10 make return Of all unpaid city tasea
for tAo year A. j. lBT9 to the County Culluctor for
Judgment and aalp will o submitted to thn Common
Council next Munday, md lie delinquent st will be
ready In ru .ys. Tax-payera Wishing to ssye costs
should ray immediately uEonaE YAM HotLEN
City Collector
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-15

TIE decision Of the Supreme Court OF
OHIO, pronouucing "the BoEsEL railroad
law" unconstitutional, will inflict a
serious but not necessarily fatal blow
upon the Wheeling and Lake Erie en-
terprise. A considerable portion Of the
capital stock OF the company consists
OF county or corporation bonds issued
in conformity with the provisions OF the
BoEsEL law. All these are now worth
less, but there is good rea son to believe
that their amount may be made up by
private subscription, the remainder OF
the stock having been already taken in
that way.
We believe that the stock OF the
Cuyahoga Valley Railroad, which is an
important adjunct TO the Wheeling and
Lake Erie, rests entirely upon private
subscription and will not be affected by
the setting aside of the BoEsEL law. and
we look to the well known energy OF
the managers OF that vigorous corpora
ton to push the project to completion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-15

The following resolution was passed
at Champaign county, Ohio, Rspub-
lean convention on Saturday:
RsSolred, That as Republicans we
condemn the Ubiquitous back salary
crab" of the late Congress, and that we
regard it our duty to bury, politically,
every man, high or low, who gave It
any aid, countenance or support, and
we hereby pledge ourselves never to
support any man for public Office who
voted FOR or took the salary alter he
had voted against it.
As PresidentGRANT signed the bill and
pocketed for his own snare OF the swag
as much as any ten average Congress
men, he will doub' lees feel copsidera-
bly, cut up waen he reads the above
resolution Of his Ohio friends. We
have not heard from any reliable
source that GRANT intends to return to
the Treasury each year the extra $685.
0G0 given to him by the salary grab
hers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-15
Children cry-'o' Pitcher. e..'.::..
It,regulates the stomach, cures wind Collie
and causes natural sleep. II is substituet
for castor Oil.
PurgatiOn and PrOstratiOn.

Let US rejoice that the absurd and para
doxical idea that sick people could be lie
stored to health and strength by violent
cathsrtic treatment has been pretty gene
rally exploded. Ifthere are still to be found
any medical dogmstist who believes such
practice, the sooner their sands OF life are
run ont the better 1t will be for their patti
ents. A more rational mode OF dealing with
human ailments was inaugurated some
twenty years ago when Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters were introduced, AID powerful veg
etable invlgorant began lis triumphant pro.
gress TO universal popularity, The world
now understands the importance of
strengthening, refreshing and .nvisorating
as well as purging the disordered system,
and Is aware that all these processes go on
together under the fourfold operation OF
the Standard Restorative OF the age. Pre-.
pare the system for the facilitating heat OF
sum merlwith the vitalizipg specific.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-15
Death OF Another Ola Citizen.

Olel Squier Esq, OF Morris town.
ship; died at the residence OF his son
AMI, on the fifth inst, aged about
ninety years. Mr.. S. was highly es-
reemed citizen, and was foremost in all
movements of a religiousor philanthropy
ic character, and was one OF the Or
ganizers OF the Cumberland Presbyte-
nan church in this section OF country.
In 1913 he was the Democratic candi-
date for County Register and was elected
by handsome majority. He held the
cffice until 1851. For some years, owing
10 his advanced age, he has lived a re-
tired life. The news Of his death will
be heard with regret by many who
knew and esteemed him highly during
this and the past generation.-WaSh'
iagt9n Pa. Revic10 and Examiner.
The man whose death is noticed
above was one of natures noblemen.
During the whole course of his long life
he WAS ever actuatsd by the rurest
principles and no person ever accused
him of mean or unjust word or deed
I'm lives like his, "far from the mad
dcuing crowds ignob'e strife" is often
found more true heroism than in those
that are passed under the full blaze Of
fame. In his sturdy self reliance, his
strong sense, his spotless integrity and
his consistent religious life, ODEI
SovlER was . man whose equal is rare
ly found.
We knew him intimately for many
years aud have heard from his own lips
many "reminiscences OF the olden
time. During his whole lie he was
a staunch upholder Of the principles o.
the Democratic party, having learned
Jeifersonian Democracy when still
boy. The first constitution OF New
Jersey, where he was born, omitted, by
clerical error perhaps, the word male
rom the qualifications Of voters. This
omission, although not generally no
ticed, was taken advantage Of by some
Of the Democrats in the Presidential
election oflS0l. We have heard ODEL
SQClEE say that he, boy OF eighteen,
took his grandmother, Mrs.
LUMM, then eighty years
Of age, in her carriage to the polls
where she voted for THOMAS JEFFERSON
for President OF the United States. AT
the time ofJEFFERsoN' second candi-
dacy Mr.. SQUIER was himself voter
and cast his first ballot for "the sage OF
Monticello"
His years have been protracted far
beyond the usually allotted span, and
although not exempt from the physical
inirmities of age, during ninety years
he "tore the white flower OF blame
less life" MAY herest in peace
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-15

In view of the fact that HENRY A.
WISE is spoken of as the Republican
candidate for Governor of Virginia,
the St. Louis Dispatch suggests that
some good medium-if there are any in
the party-ought to call out an express
sion from the spirit Of JOHN Brown
beforeWIsE ia accepted, else that pertub
ed ghost might intervene disastrously
during the canvass. Besides it would
be gratifying to know if JOHN accepts
the situation, and subscribes to the alb
sorption OF his party by old slavshoid-
ora
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-15

SOMEBODY suggests that il Captain
JACK be caught, the Indian Commission
don't wasn't to see him hung, but will ap-
ply to the Government 10 be permitted
to make Sunday school teacher out
OF him.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-15

MAJOR JOHN G. CHANDLER Of the
regular army, died at Washington city,
in the St. Elizabeth Hospital for the
Insane, last Sunday. He was for some
time during the war Chief Quartermas-
ter of the department Of West Virginia.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-15
ANNOUNCER ENTS
MUNICIPAL COURT.

Messrs Editors:
Announce that GEO. Z. BOYD is candi.
date for Judge Of the Municipal Couit Of
Wheeling, at the request OF
myl5 FRIENDS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-15
NOTICE.
WEST SIDE FIFTH SIRE

7 HAVE THIS DAY QUALIFIED AS
| Executor of the estate OF Doctor Robert
II. CGmmins, deceased, persons indebted
for medical services will please call at his
DR.. James Cummins, who Is authorized to
receive the same. All persons having
claims against the estate will present the
same 10 me duly verified,
DANIEL c. LIST,
may. Executor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-15

To the Voter, Of the city OF Wheeling:
thereby announce myself as candidate
for the office OF Judge OF the Municipal
Court of the city Of Wheeling.
myl2 FRED ROGERS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-15
MARRIED.

KING-DOBGE-Aprit 24th. in The First
Preshy ,erian church, stockton street, san
Francisco, California. by Rev. X. V. Dodge,
assisted by Rev. A. w. LOOMS, HENRY l..
KING, Jr. and Miss ELLA RIDGELY DoDG Z
daughter OF the officiating minister, for
merly Ofthis place.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-15
Public sale OF Valuable Seal
Estate.

/ WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
| at the front door OF the COur. House,
Thursday, May l5ih,
one lot OF ground 81 by $50 feet with ncw
frame house, situated cOTnerChestrut and
Third streets, Wheeling Hand. Also one
two story brick dwelling house containing
five rooms, with storeroOm, and cellars Uu-
der the entire building, in good repair. Lot
20 by l32, on the west side OF Market street,
between Monroe and Union, the best bust
ness location in the city. Also two two
story brick dwellings, each containing five
rooms. kitchen, celler, and wash house, all
in good repair, supplied with gas and wa.
ter, situated on John street sol'h side, be
tween 5th and 9Th. Lot 81 feet front, run
ming back 10 paved alley.
TERMS-One half cash, the balance In
six and twelve months, bearing Interest
from date OF Sale.
THOMAS IURTON.
J. NJ. NIL LER, Auc:loneer. mayli
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-15

Tnz Rev. Henry D. Moore, Con-
sregatiopalist clergyman OF Cincinnati,
has been forced to resign by bis elders,
because he is Freemsson.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-15

To the voters OF the City:
]. b. McLURE, attorney at Law, Is a
candidate for Judge Of the Municipal Court
of Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-15
Messrs Editors !:

Messrs Editors
Please announce the name Of q. L
CRANMER 10 be voted for as Judge Of the
Municipal Court, and oblige
my2 MANY FRIENDS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-15
Notice to the Afflicted and Unfortunate.
NOTICE.

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
n ofthe National Savings Bank OF Whesl-
ing, held on the LIST day or April 1873, the
following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the name OF the bank be
changed from the the National Savings
Bank OF Wheeling 10 Commercial Bank, "
said change u take effect on and AFTER May
lsf, 1873.
This notice is given as required by section
u OF chapter 50 OF the Code of West Va.
THOS. II. LlST, President.
WHEELING, May l, 1878. paJO-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-15
RUNAWAY.

an FRIDAY, APRIL 9. 1873, MY son
OHenry, age l6 years, left his home On
National Road, about Ave miles east OF
Wheeling. He Is about feet Sinches high,
white curly hair, blue eyes ard small thin
face. Any one giving information which
will lead to discovering his Whereabouts
will confer favor upon a bereaved family,
mylO CHARLES FREDRICKS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-15
ROOMS AND BOARD,

DERSONs WISHING BOARDING CAN
/ be accom- N dated by applying at the
residence OF Mrs. dorsey and Mrs. Agnew
over the store room OF J. W. FeTrel, cor
her OF Main and Webster ST. Gets, Cent re
"heeNLg. nyl2-s