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, 1873-04-02
FIRE STATISTICS.

At regular meeting Of the Police and Firo
Commissioners held yesterday afternoon, Presi-
dent Mason occupied tho chair, CommiRaonoIs
Wright and Sheridan boing also present. Fire
MarBhal Williams submitted his report TOR the
month Of March, showing the following items Of
interests There had been during tho month, 80
tlrca, with the appended Causes: Accident, l;
careleasnoss, 8; gas explosion, 2; lamp e1plo-
hions, 81. powder explosion Il. detective Chin
ney, s; foul chimney, Ii; ovor-heated stoyo, i
over-heated ateam-pipo, Ii incondiarism, actual
dren playing with matches, /; unknown,
7. Tho total number Of false alarms Waa
0; value Of buildings and 'contenta s641, ,87l /;
loss on building, S0,S90; loss on goods, 81, ,o9G
total loss, S34, ,8sG; +; total insurance, 1901, 400
insurance over loss, 616G,654.
Tho Fire Wardcn'a report was also submitted,
showing that thoro had been 28R violations OF
tho fire ordinance in tho North Division, 11G in
tho South Division, and 4l0 in the West Divi-
sion, and, ont Of tlIs total Of so4, G94 Ind boon
complained Ut by citizens, and only fifteen sllitH
brought against Offenders. Tho Board ordered
the report placod On flo.
The monthly pay-rolia wcro audited, and tho
Board adjourned. II =
, 1873-04-02
RAILROAD NEWS.


Coy. Wabhburn'a veto Of tho Milwaukee 4 st.
Paul Tailroad Oompany's bill to change tile 1oca-
tion Of the projected bridge over tho Mississippi
at La0ros6e haa oceasioned rumor that tho st.
Paul and Northwestern Companies have OK
changed railroads botwoqn LaOrosBo. and Vino
ma. The oitizena Of LaCrosso fully believe tho
story, They mood not bs alarmed, however, for
1t IL entirely without foundation. Still, 1t Inns
oil. mir Of probability. Tlle st. Paul Company'a
lines extend aoutlYarl to LaCrescontt nearly
opposite La Croaso, hut there being 10 bridge
or adequate forry facilities, tho road is practi-
cal]y, q Btub lne. For this reason tho
Northwestern could have no proyent de-
siro for it: Tho CUTOFF, rond from
Wlnona Junction to Winona, sorvca their
purpose admirably, and thoy; havo no in
te1,tion Of rclinquishing IT, though to do 30
would very groatly obligo tho Milwaukee T.
st. Paul Company. When the tullaols In Mo,l-
roc County are completed, noxt June, the North
western, will have o continuous limo Of their OWN
from Chicago to Winona; and, being only four
mlles distant from LROroase, at the 1leareat
point, 1t In their intention then to run branch
into tlnt city aud thora connect with tue South
ern minnesota Railrond, ovor tho bridge soon to
bo built. The foundation for tho rumor no widely
circulated, lioA n tho faot that pending tho COM
plotion Of their respective through Hystems, tho
rival companies have agreed upon all Interchange
Of track privileges, which gives to each through
route for passenger aud freight trains botween
Chicago and Wlllona. This and nothing more.
THE CHICAGO TAo1EIu.
The Chicago d. Pacific Railroad Company ex-
pect to nut THAR frat uaasanuar train on the
, 1873-04-02
THE TURF.
Tho Turf, Ffo1d ntr1 Fnrm on tho Dcx.
ter Rnrle Club July Meeting.

Tho Turf, Efo1d nrd Fnrm on tho Dcx.
ter Rnrfe Club July Meeting.
Tho last. number OF that most excellent SPORT
ing journal, the Turf, Field, and Farm, conlainB
tho following editorial rolnarka on tho Dextor
Park Clubs programme :
Wo publish thia week tho programme Of tho ne1ter
a. g.. Gage, Troasufor, md Joseph CAirn aIm1aou,
Secretary. 1t Ia = magnificent programme, giving
four ays Tho meeting viii begin July i, and co,l-
HnS Soa o sa a. an A. T9S "gg1egae
greatest satisfaction to tho md breeders OF nu
srotiins o socas 'si %nd G he y snss rae &C vt
within tho iatter, mud ahout ono hundred and nfy
yards short of mile, Tho difference is so small as
70 9 s Ss S @ 11 s
start them QUO hundred and fifty yards back Of tho
judgoa' etnna. Dortcr Park losaeescs many nayan-
owncre to unload thor horscs within sors distance
Of tho track. Al the railroads running Into 0h!eago
large aud hno hotel stands within stones throw Of
tho grounds. and banf, telegraph oico, backsmith
@ ss 81 s gs Ss no o " f." % s
reach tho course by carrago, and horse and stean,
Tho rot sGsk ono 9f tho e.t IL ,o
roony aud vol ventilated and the trottora nre Eopt
tor Park 1.-Two mcu, md thcy hayc tho confidence Of
the, community. Strangers who. contemplate
announced viii bo glad to loarn that tho hotels
now in cou1so Of erection will DO anlshod and iii
running order BY tho 1a Of July; and theso hocla We
assured, will tako ratlk among tho finest In tho
world. The great ire interrupted only temporarily he
tho Doxter Park Club evidences Of TINT energy and
foresight which made old Chicago tho metropolis Of
the great Northwcst. Tho now Chicago, impeled By
dom, ia sure to outgrow tho wild dreams Of tho
future Of hat Chicago which tho re, driven TO mad.
until they struggled with advorBty did tho people
realize the full oxtont Of their power The July meot
Ing at Dexter part can hardly fail Of beus 'nagnif-
tcent SUCCESS. " '
, 1873-04-02
DEATHS AND BIRTHS.

Ten Thousand Ono hundred und
Eifty-SIx. Of the Former, slnd 8,OD1
e. oR the Latter, in Chicago During the
Xcar Ending. March IL.
The Board Of Health hold its regular meeting
yesterday. Tho weokly morality, as Hhown by
the report OF the Sanitary Superintendent, Was
1890 nnlcs and 70 females. There were %
deaths by conyu1siona, and II each By small
pox and consumption. There was decided in
crease over tho number Of doaths in the preccd-
Ing week, though the total was less than for tho
corresponding week last ,yoa1. Tho total i'll
crease waa among persons under fYo, noarly
nl1 born in the city. Tho highest death rate was
in the Sixteenth Ward, and the lowest in tho
Twelfth. There arc now 20 houBos infected
with smallpox or yarioloid. d.
Tho Finnnce Committee submitted the fol-
lowing cstimntes for tho year, fixed at the low
ost possible amount and excluding tho Hcaven-
ger work, the amount Of which could not bo u.s.
certainod at present: Balary of members,
s3,0o0;. salary ct Sanitary Superintendent,
two clerka, $500; Sanitary Inspectors 49, 900 !;
IS sanitary police, e18, ,o00; removing dead ani-
mails, $500; disinfcotants and vaccine yirus,
S1.100;. small-Pox Hospital, 5000; printing,
stationery, and incidental exponscB, 50, 500; de-
dcency, $4,000. Total, sb1, 800.
It was approved.
Tho total number of deaths last year was
10,156-aa follows: Jnnnaly, 667; February,
Gsa March. 745;; April, 75e May, $50; juno,
sl3 July, 1873; August. St,55i soptcrnbel,
9s9; Ootobor, I'll November, ESQ; December,
709.,. OF these 5,651 were males mud 1906 fe-
malea s, ,441 wore undor yoar; /, AT undcr q,
and G04 under .. -.
According to tho registers OF births s0o1 chill
dron were born hero Last .year: First Ward, 4;
Second, r.; T!lira, 9l2i Fourth, 22o; Filth,
1913 !, trhirEooptl., 2ls; Fourteenth. 37a; Eff
teonth, 1884; Sixteenth, 52o;. Seventeenth,
s46 Eighteenth, 2g4; Nineteenth, ~; Twenti,
9th, 59. OF those children ! 400 we're males, and
$685. fomaleB..
/. During tho year 653 patienta woro admitted to
tho Small -Pox Hospital, Of whom 3o6 woto dis
ohnrRed aud l4G dicl,
, 1873-04-02

From EAt Nclr York Tribune.
It Is to be hoped that the report is not true,
which comes from Chicago, TINT Con. Grant
laa assigned Lis Ron Frederick to tho stan Of
Gen. Sheridan as afdo-de-camp, with tho rank
end pay Of Liertenant-Cotonel Of cavalry.
This Is place .always reserved in oyery ARMY
for officers Of distinction and merit, WHO have
won tho right to 1t by faithful ai.d arluous
service. Thoro is manifest and glaring .im-
proprioty in giving 1t to q young gentleman
who ranked very low III hls class nt West Point,
rior,sly made possible only by favor, has mover
dono ono hours honest soryico in llfB prufos-
sion. Ilo has already had all Of pleasure and
honor which his uniform could give him /; hay;;
ing paRaod moro than ycar in trayel mud
amusement in Europe and In this country. It
was recently announced with some parade in
tho Administration papors, that he WIS
to be- ordered to his regiment. and to
II it be true that lie Inns received this sudden and
undoservcd promotion to post which could be
properly bestowed only upon ono OF tho many
veterans In. tho army, tho appointment will
mako painful and Injurious impression upon
tho officers to whom it IL at once IN Injury aud
ii really seoms AZ II the President know what
he meant when 10 gavo notice in bis mo1n-
orablo inaugural that Ils regarded Ills second
*'rons tho Neo Yors $un.
Young Grant is Second Lieutenant in a
roginont Of cavalry. His place Is with his COM
pany whornvor they may 10: I!iore ~ nothing
either in the young mans character or in his an
tocolontB to j,,Htify any fayoritiam toward Linn i;
but Ills father boing President, ho is put upon
Bhelidau's ataff md instoad of lighting Indiana,
attonls balls and dinner parties iu Chicago, aud
Instead Of drawing Lieutonant's pay Of 8, 800 u
year, draws that Of Lieutenant Colonel, about
$4,000.
TAis act OF favoritism to Ills own son is geu-
orally regarded Us disoredtable to President
Grant, because 1t sayes luis boy from tho fatiguos
comradoa, aro subjected, aud nhowH u disposition
to grasp aftor moro Of tho public money for ono
of his family.
1t is misfortune that tho President OF tho
United States should bo 30 Ill advised, aud
should allow himself to ba led into couraoB that
bring disloner upon his high Office.
From the Neto r0rk Herald.
Second Lieutenant Frederick Don't Grant Inns
boon assigned to Lieutenant. General ehoridan'B
STAFF with tho ostenuiblo rank Of Lioutenant-
Colonel. Wo supposo TINT nl tho old army
, 1873-04-02

road this wcok, running from Chicago to
from Oh{chgo Tho trnsIaslng ~ ID prorpogsins r,n u
At tha rate 1t thrco-qunrtorn Of 4 milo III por DAY,
nna It will not DO long, at tlita rate, Until we
havo tho Oliicago, 4 raciilo; onginoa wlintling
through Elgin:: Good weather for few wdels
voya nre boing niado In Elgn, antl Il is now not
unlikely that tho routo will bo established
through tho city instead Of Hontll, ns tnllod OF
Into. 4 HOW auryoy WAS lnatlo this week. coming
croBaing tho riyor, loaying tito city By what 10
called tho Taylor Crock route Thia Ii probably
tho boHt routo for company and city In tho ond,
though porharB tho moHe oxpensivo.-E
Gazette.
, 1873-04-02

AMAor In relation to certsia anes apd penalties ia
T}iaois; reprz,so!<d r. ths General As.<n''y;.,.
sEo1toN l.: Thai Ill 'nes and pcna}tie, that may DO
nd rhloh BY ihe l.rs q t sate 9oeoe pas 81 tha
hiagisratp Court {or contempt In said bounty, shall
hoIsaftor be paid hy tho uGer toaerng tho same 70 te
e sa by hl Instit;ts snd tho ether at te
Schools ot said County school puposo to be applied
ty such Superintendent In the snnas nYM provided by
law for tho disposition Of ues aud gnAltios FecofYAbo
to1 sehooi pusoses Az saoh nes s1d psn.!t!os .. b.
April. Julxs and poaber in ea;h yoaf.
eutAr1u8 tho dusto& Of his otoo, axscuta bond In tho
.pcn.l Of With oue or more susotle.. 70 be NJ
chIsago ayabe toths County of sohooe
In Cook County and haa In GcO for school
pusposes conditioned that hs Will faithfully aooount tof
and ps4 aTaP him al nhtnh hA ta Antiflsa
, 1873-04-09
Translation.
Janus August Garde,

Governor q'he Danish Westnda Islands, Knight Of Dan
aerQg and Danne69Qganand,
EmAKE KNOWN On the most submissive representa-
Ala ton of the Ministry of Finances His Majesty the King
has been most graciousIy pleased by Resolution of 18th of
February 1878 to sanction the following Ordinance, con-
corning the defrayment of expenses attending certain in
Productions of Labourers to the Island of st. Croix, passed
by Bird discussion in the Colonial Council for st. Croix the
10th of August 1872. and Professionally sanctioned by the
then acting Governor o. the Danish Westindia Islands the
5h Of September 1872 -
, 1873-04-09

Naar Arbeidero med Hensyn til bvilke, / Henhold til
Anordning 2den JUL 1866 l de / Anordning Ste jun
1862 : 3 Ultra d, i~ndeholdte Bestemmeser like komme TIL
AnvendelSe indt6res til St. Croix, hvad enten we'd oaentIis
ForanstaItning eIler at Private under Tisyn at Diet Ohrnt-
lige og med Underst6ttelse at mmigrationsfondet udredes
en- TrediedeeI at de til Indf0rselen medsaaede Omkost-
ninger af den, som tager Arbeideren sin Tjeneste for Diet
f0rste Aar, og to Trediedeie at ImmigratiOnstOndet. Al Diet
saaledes af Fondet udbetaIende BeI6b ~betragtes Ha'vdeIen,
altsaa en- Trediedeel at samtlige OmkOStnlnger, som ct For
skud, der TiIfelde at nyt Engagement oliver at retundere
of den, som tager Arbeideren sin Tieneste for Diet andet
Aar, hvad enten denne er den f6rste Arbeidsherre eIIer en-
Anden.
Den samme Rcgel f6lges, hvor den ankomne Arbeider
er festet for fere Aar I'll cen Person.
St6rrel8en at de / foregaaende 1 n@vnte Omkostnin-
ger holdes, forsaavidt angaaer det at lmml9ratlonStOndet
ydede Bidrag og Forskud, indenfor den Grendse, som
Over6vrigheden efter Forhanding med Colonialraadet
MATTE t~astsette.
De Opsigelsesbeviser, der meddeles Arbeidere, som ere
indf6rte under nmrvrrende A%nordnings Bostemmelser,
skuIle indehoIde BenGrkning ON, at Paagj~Idende er I'M
migrant med ct eller 2 Aars Uphold her paa Gen. Und-
Iadelse heraf strafes med B6der indtil $25. Sager ON
Overtredelse af denne B~estemmelse behandIes som oIent-
lige Politsager.
ON allie indf0rte Arbeideres Opholdssted, we'd Udl6bet at det
f0rste Aar efter deres Ankomst, og gj6re Indberetning til
Over6vrigheden ON de Arbeidsherrer, som have at betae
Diet it6lge ) L at denne A%nordnng paa dem faldende Bidrag
for Diet andet Aars Tjeneste.
&4.
De Anordningen at 2den JUL 1866 i%ndeholdte Be-
s~temmelser, der ere sridende mod nprverende Anordning,
oph@ves.
Hvorefter allie V~edkommende sig have at rette.
Go-uvernementet for de Dansk Vestindiske Ger,
st. Thomas den 24de Marts 1878.
UNDER MIN HAAND OG GOUVERNEMENTETs SEGL.
AUG. GARDE.
IL. 81
Carl HaHenSen.
~A1TnDnATTNN
, 1873-04-09

Whenever labourers with reference to whom the en-
actment in s 3 letter d. of the Ordinance 9th June 1862
are not applicable, as prescribed by the Ordinance OF End
July 1866 s l, are introduced into the Island OF st CrolX
either for account of the Public, or by private individuals
under the control OF the Authorities concerned ana with
pecuniary aid from the ImmigradOntund, the person en-
pIOying the labOurer for the first year shall detray one third
part OF the expenses attending the Introduction OF the I'M
migrantin into the Island, and the remaining two thirds shall
be betrayed by the Immigratlontund. OF the amount so
betrayed by the ImmgraIOntund, the halt or consequently
one third part CT all the expenses, shall be considered as
an advance to be refunded by the person employing the
iabourer for the second year, whether he be the first en-
ployer or another party. The same rule shall De apphca-
BILE, where an immigrant has contracted for a term of seye-
raj years to one person.
81.
The amount of the expenses treated of in 5 shall, in
so far as the contribution and advance from the Immigra-
tioufund are concerned, be kept within the limits that
might be fixed by the Superior Authority after delibera-
ton with the Colonial Council.
SO.
Passes for labourers that have been introduced into
the Island under this Ordinance shall be furnished with a
remark stating that the bearer is an immigrant OF one or
two years STAY in the Island. Omission thereof shall be
punished by fines not exceeding IS doIars-Cases arising
from transgressionso Of this enactment shall be treated as
public POlice-Suits.
The Superintendent of immigration is required to pro-
cure Information of the pace of abode of every imported
labourer alter the first year of their arrival, and shall make
report to the Superior Authority of all employers who
have to pay the amounts due according to y l OF this Ort
dinance as a contribution for the 2nd years engagement
@4.
The enactments contained in the Ordinance of 2nd
July 1866 are hereby repealed, in SO far as they are OPP
posed to this Ordinance.
To which all concerned have to conform.
The Government of the Danish Westindia Islands,
st. Thomas the oath of March 1878.
UNDER MY HAND AND THE SEAL OF GOVERNMENT.
AUG. GARDE.
IL. 81
----~=-
Carl Hattenseu.
, 1873-04-09
Janus August Garde,

Gouvernem for de danah pes5ndis1c Der, Rjdder at Dane
brog og Dane6rogsmand,
mJOR V%ITTERLIGT: Paa Fi%nantsministerets derom
III nedlaste Observation-Disclosures Forestiling her det be-
haget Hans Mqjestet Kongen we'd allelh6ieste Resolution
af 13de Februar d. A. allernaadigst at stadf8ste tolgende
af Colonialraadet for St. Croix we'd 3die Demanding den
lode August f. A.. vedtagne SAINT af den f~ungerende Gou-
verneur for de dansk v~estindiske Der under ste September
f. A. fore0big stadfestede Anordning angaaende Udredel-
St. Croix +
, 1873-04-09
ORDINANCE

concerning the defrayment of expenses
attending certain introduct1ons of La
bourers to the Island of st. Croix.
, 1873-04-09

ANORDNING
~angaaende Udredelsen at Bekostningerne
we'd visse Indf6rseIer af Arbeidere til
st. Croix.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-06
NEW FALL GOODS
WOOlen Yarn 4 cts. a Skein.

WVUACu 1OlH U.s. q ShCIHs
Large Skein Blue Mixed Yarn for a5 cts.
Closing out our Hamburg Edgings at cost.
Five Ladies' Handkerchiefs jul size for 25 cts.
Children's Wooden Hose only 10 cents.
Ladies' Felt WOOlen Skirts VERY Low.
Gents, Undershirts and Drawers for 50 cts. each
Best White initial Note Paper for Is cts. n box.
Good Linen Towels for cents each.
A few dozen Ladies' Ribbed Hose at cts. pair.
Silk Neck Ties for Ladies, a large assortment.
All our HAMBURG EDGINGS AT COST.
Good Busties for q cents each.
Nice Linen Shirt Bosoms for IS cents.
French Corsets n6 Bonesl only so cts.
Gents White Shirts Gents Overshirs, Undershirts
Drawers, Overals, Jumpers.
QUAKER BlTTEKs ONLY 20 CENTS.
Gents Paper Collars for cents IA box.
Adamson's Cough Balsam, .5
Twelve Soz. Good Shirt Buttons for for Cents Tie
Atwoods Vegetable Jalndicc Bitters, IS
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment, only 20 I"
Perry Davis Pam Killer only 20 cents bottle
Children's Round Rubber Combs, ~ 10 cents
Men and Boys Neck Ties and suspenders.
Selling out our Jewelry AT COST.
Lace Collars cents; Pearl Shirt Buttons cents.
Kennedy's Medical Discovery only li5
DIR. Schenck's Seaweed Tonic, Sll5
Ayers Pills, 20 cts. box. Herrck's Pills 70 cents
Schenck's Mandrake Pills. 20. Holloway Pills. 70
Al other Kinds OF Pills only 20 cents a box.
Ayers Hair Vgor, ID cts. Rings Ambrosia e. cts
Halls Hair Remover, Is cts. Knowles Restorer Is
Blnneu's Cocoaine for the Hair. IS cents a bottle
COTS Best Alpaca Braids, (6 yd. sticks) scenls.
Best l06 yards Machine spool SILK 10 cents spool
Spool Cotton Warranted 200 yds) 30 CTS. Il dozen
GOOD Note Paper, scents a ire
Nice Tinted Initial Note Paper, 20 cents box.
Nice Perfumery, 10 cents. Good Hair OH, 10 cents.
Beat Lily White, 10 cents. Tooth Brushes, 10 cts.
Toys, Bibles, Albums. Playing Cards.
Elmwood Paper Collars (inen copered) 2s cts box.
Thomas Allcock's Porous Plasters. only 20cents.
Miss sawyers Salve, go cent size) for 40 cents.
Gents Undershrts and Drawers at Low Prices.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, IS
Magnolia Balm (for the cOniplexion) 30 "
Plantation Bitters, only 10 cts.
Ayers Sarsaparia and Cherry Pectoral each IS cts.
Peruvian syrup preparation of Iron) Us cts
Russia Sarsaparla and Iron, Cheap.
Vinegar Bitters, IL cents. NeSetlne s. cents.
% Nice Envelopes for 10 cents.
Helmbold's Buchu, %. Smolanda'- 3ucEu, cheap.
HOyts German Cologne, very nice. Bush's and
Batchelder's Hair Dyes.
For the Next 30 Days we shall offer Extra
Bargaias, and it witt be the Best Tine to buy as
later in the fall many kinds OF goods SURE to be
HIGHER than they are now
COOKS CHEAP VARIETY STORE
Second Door above Post Office.
snrJ tN.,A, A.,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-01

GovernorDix has the case Of Foster, the
New York car hook murderer, who
is sentenced to be hanged next Friday
under consideration, but he will prob
ably not interfere in the matter
Yesterday while the regular passeng-
er train op the Mobile i Ohio railroad
was going at its usual speed, near Col
umbus KY, two passenger cars and a
sleeping car became detached and forty
or fifty pereons injured, but none
killed.
Ornett IL Pierces steam elevator at
Janesville Wrs. was destroyed by fire
Thursday night. Loss not sscertained
Barney Hulsman, q stone mason, OF
Covington Ky, retired to bed as usual
Tuesday night, and is still sleeping, all
efforts to awake him thus fsr have been
fruitless.
A mand name Robert Jessing far
mer livir 9 near CovingIon Ky., commit.
ted suicide by hanging himself yester-
day.
The trial OF Scaunel for the murder
OF Donohue, is progressing slowly in
New York.
1t is probable that Rosenzweig, the
abortionist. will soon be Tree, owing to a
technicslity Of the law.
An enthusiastic meeting was in pro-
gress at Lafayette square in New Or
leans, last night, in the interest Of the
McEnery government.
Three white men outraged and mur'
dered negro girl near Little Rock
Arkansas, w edussday and have not ye'
been arrested
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-01
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Attinde OF European Powers To-
ward the spanish Republic.

Attinde OF European Powers To-
ward the spanish Republic.
LONDON, February 2S-The memo
rial OF CASTELAR,, Spanish Minister Of
Foreign Affairs. asking for the new
Spanish Republic recognition and
moral support OF the great European
powers. has been duly considered in
the various cabinets TO which it has
been transmitted the result being q
postponment for the present Of any uni
ted recognition by the powers, OF the
Spanish Republic.
1t is probable that considerable diplo-
matte correspondence may take place
between the powers before their atti-
tuie towards Spain is finslly declared
This view it is also lntimsted by a
Vienna dispatch is partially held by
the Austrian cabinet. The well known
hostility OF Russia to any republican
movement in Europe will. it is believed
secure her cooperation with the powers
named in any movement sntsgonestic
to the republic.
The feeling in the English cabinet
circles is yet undecided but it is believed
prompt recognition OF the new Spa
Dish Republic by the United States
may influence Great Britisn TO similar
action.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-01
.w., Rrxsv,,ppsn-rbe hill

"wos TO RUxsgLLERs."-rhe bill
concerning the vending OF spurious IL
quors, which passed the Senate yester'
day, and is now before the lower house,
will raise Ned IN the haunts OF the
whisky sellers throughout ihe State -
1t does away with the screen and trost
ed window business, and states in ex-
plicite terms that wives and children
OF drunkards shall be entitled TO dana.
ges where their interests are prejudiced
by the neglect on the part OF the ss oon-
keeper OF q strict regulation which is
laid down in the bill. This measure
has other good points also, and its pas
sage 10 the House is set down ss certain.
Our Law in this respect, il the bill pas
ses, will be similar to the excellent and
very efficient one OF uhio.-CRIlestoa
Courier,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-01
A ni.cIaimer from .Henrx."

Our report OF the House proceeding
OF last Saturday did not contain, a. 1t
should bave done, sdisclsimer from Mr..
E.W. S. MooRB, rreseuted TO the
House by MR BRADFORD a. to the au-
thorship OF certain scurrIlous letters
from Charleston, recently published in
the Wheeling htelligeactr. A number
OF false, dirty and malicious commuOi
cations concerning members oi the
Legislature, have appeared in that
paper from time TO time, over the sig.
natures OF "Ice-bound," "Henrv," and
Democrat The productions OF these
skulking scavengers are such IA no
decent man would like to have attri
buted to his pen, and Is MR. MoosEs
name had been mentioned in coDnec-
ton with their authorship, his dis.
clsimer was pretnent and proper IL
is but tsir TO him, 81 a newspaper cor
respondent. that the public should
know that none OF the discredit OF these
communications attacks TO MIN. and
that the criticism which they have re
Gently called forth, are in no wise ap
pIicsble to MR. MooRE.-Ckarlestoa
Courier