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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-10
NEW YORK.



New YogK, March 8 The following
is Washington special to the Conf
mercial Advertiser
1t is stated that Mr.. Bancroft, our
Minister to Berlin, has sent in his res
ignation TO the President. He assigns
as his reasons, advanced age and failing
health, and requests 10 be relieved as
soon as posslbie.
Probable Appointment.
Mr.. B. R Bonner, President OF the
St. Louis B 'ari OF Trade, will probably
be appointed Commissioner oil Indian
Affairs
A Bfg scare-rongrcssme Made
Happy.
The following WASHINGTON special to
the Evening Post, says large number
OF the Representatives who have re-
maiued here to get the extra FIVE
thousand dollars for the last session OF
Congress, were greatly asto" shed last
night to learn that Comptroller Taylor,
OF the Treasury department, lad no.
titled the Sergeant alarms o' the House
who acts as cashier for the House, that
the law giving the members an increase
o. salary did not contain a word about
appropriation and that therefore lie
could not pass vouchers or
consent to the paymant until the mon
- ".a actually appropriated. Er!v
.uIs morning manv Congressman rusH-
ed 10 the treasury to ex nine tor them
selves the bill which had ben cert fled
to the department bv the Secre'ary O.
State as true COPY Of the act a7 passed
by Congress. The examination sooI
satisfied them that the Appropriation
he'd not been made although ln,erded.
Manv Members and S natnr- are high
ly indignant, and red that the bill
had heen changed during 'ts elr'lIment
Finally it WAS -uyge-ted that the co'v
furnished the treasury departmrn' might
not been correctly cnpied by The Z e. X
in the State Deparr aud mes-e"-
gers were Instantly d snatched 10 the
State Department 10 maxi Ihor 1ngn
examination OF the engrosSei Bill %"
file. In q short time they returned and
reported that mistake tad been maHe
in copying, and that the eugros-td II
provided for the appropriation "i IN '"ey
out of the Treasury, a. d thus macy
members who were amxI IL u Iraye
the city with s. 600 III their ro;ke'-
were made Lappv. The STATE D 'rsrr-
ment transmitted 10 tie Secretary II
corrected Bill, thus preventing first
rate sensation.
The SCANNED MnrdrrTrini.
The Court of Oiyer and Termlner
was crowded this morung 10 hear the
result of the Jury verdict IN the Scan
mel murder trial As ear Y as nrEe
O'Clock the crowd CONNIE, crd pour o.
,nand manv aces wore amxlous lpUFe.
Among whom WAS the moth'r OF Ih~
prisoner who arrived a. al early nou",
accom- panied 10y a ron aud danGhter.-
The prisoners wi e MAS also res-
ent. At 1855 the Jury came INTO
Court amidst the utmost stiffness
The Justice ga d he had re-
ceived communicate" from ten
asking further instructions reGHrdmg
the portion Of his charge relaumg +"
law on insanity. He carefully real the
law to them. At | O'Clock the Jury
again retired. Alter lapse or halt an
hour the prisoner WAS again brought
into the Court room aud the j Try hort.
ly followed and theanuouncement made
they had not agreed Jas ice Bra "
stated he had no idea o dl-charL'ng,
the case bad already taken much them
=. ,l,1 G,nrf
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-10

Government, and sealing away the lib
critics of this people as they exist and
yet the procession that bears away
from the people as trophy, q right, Is
hailed with applause. In other word-,
they cringe before their masters and
kiss Their feet for whipping them
With their black aud damning record
copdemnipg them, they have by their
inau guration said to the people, I'VE
have robbed you OF your labor aud yoIr
rights, see now the splendor OF our
reign, and the strong arm OF our power
and beware that you do not resis ns.
VIDI.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-10

A NAIVE mao has succes5ei in
making a very far sri f;ral oys,er out
Of q Jur, paste, tapioc., salt ami water
The ioyeotor places these in second
hand oyster sh.ls, which are glued
around the edges, snd when q malt
ioioxlcsiei costomer calls tor g doz O
on the half shsll," ne gas them lre.h
from The shop.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-10
ACurious Theory About Dcfaications

The Boston HCrdld advances a
curious theory about deialcations,
being nothing less than that they
are, in the majority of instances, the
result of the lack of vacations on
the part of the men who are invoIv-
ed in them. In support Of this the
ory, the Herald declares that it cam
not recall a single instance OF d"ial-
cation in any bank or office in Boston,
during the last twenty five years
where the defaulter was not prompt
in the morning, diligent during the
day, and anxious to work over lIint,
and often evenings, and even on the
Sabbath, never accepting the usual
vacation allowed during the summer
months. Furthermore, 1t iSOf opln-
ion that there has not been bank
defalcation i'm Boston that could ne
possibly covered up fora longer time
than forty-eight hours without the
presence of the defaulter anu MS
pen, and it thinks that the absence
of the book-keeper and the paying
and receiving tellers of bank one
or two days in a quarter, would be
a greater safeguard to depositor' ana
stockholders than double board OF
modern directors. The idea tiiat
these models of regularity are really
a very dangerous set OF men VIII
doubtless strike some people very
queerly, but we fancy a good many
business men will be inclined to think
that there is considerable OF truth III
the saying, which the Herdid attri-
butps to one of the best and most
widely respected merchants OF B0S-
ton, that, when he had a clerk vino
did not wish or desire vacation, 1T
is about time he took Il long one.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-10
Financial Guarantees.

A special dispatch from Berlin to the
London Times, says that the govern
meut Of France has officially given
Germany financial guarantees for the
payment al the designated time OF the
last mihard OF francs OF war indemnity
and that negotiations between the Two
governments for the entire evacuation
Of Freuch territory by the German
troops at an early day has already been
commenced
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-10
PARIS.

PARIS, March S.-The powder
magazine at Mont Valerien, explod-
ed last night, with terrific detona-
ton, scattering the masonry in all
directions and shaking the fort to its
foundation. A number of soldiers
were killed and wounded by the ex-
plosion, the cause of which Is un-
L.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-10
MRs. HARRIET B1LcHgR S1ows speak

Mas. HARRIET BkLcagR STOWE speaks
Of motherhood 10 q preIty way when
she saws: at would sometimes &c M
as il motherhood were lovely aruh K
OF the great Father, 70 wean the hear
from .elf.hues by a peaceful ani gra T..
ual process. The b4be il seli III an
other orm. 1t 10 90 ioterSoven aud
idenufed with the mother lie tina
she passes by almost insenslble grsds-
tlous from herself to it; and day oy day
the instructive love Of seli wsues seth
child. love wsxes, filing the heart ID
. thousand new springs Of tenderness.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-10

A BOY who was told that he
should always try to cheer the aged.
tried three times three and tiger
on his grandmother, Christmas morn,
ing, and the old lady was sostartled
that she spilled a boXful of snuff on
him. He looks upon the beauties OF
nature with his left eye now.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-10

NA,BY tells OF young coupieln very
moderate circumstance, w"o, al t'e
time of their ,rr'sge, were over
whelmed by cons derate 'rlen is, with
cake baskets, ish knives and similar
indispensable sriclrs tor housek-'pi I
The lady, ho.ever. who was "t prac
tical turn, traded of tue whole or b
cook stove, an article size was more
accustomed TO "wr-stle' with.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-10

GEN Firzhugh Lee, duet the other
dav at the Arlington table with Senator
Pinch pack (coIored) On the occur
rsuce beirg remarked upon p's'Prs -
daily by Lees friends, he said, 'u-"-
tlemen, Pine, back d du't disturb me
and hope my pre-rr &c was I di'a-
greeabIe TO HIM accept tue situation
-LolasviNe C0mme cal
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-10
BY TELEGRAPH.
Exclusively for the Register
By the Pscihe and Atlantic Line.
once, lIO Main street.

THE storm OF yesterday prostrated
the telegraph wires both East and West
OF the city and prevented tie reception OF
our usual batch OF news. II is a privs.
tiou that will be fully repaid tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-10

The Extra Pay Swindle-SpeBcer
aud SRsdweii and other arp-I
OskkeSs II npSrtaat Io Office Mol
ucss
Senator Hamlin stated in the Senate
Er,day in a semi~official sort OF way,
that the President would send bat very
iew appointments to the Senate this
session. This statement gives strength
TO the impression that the President is
prepared 10 make but few changes
among Federal ffice.holders during his
second term.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05

Is widely lSnog
as one of the most
eflectual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing the sys-
TEN and purifying
the blood. 1t has
stood the test Of
years, with a con-
stantly growing rep
utation, based on its
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05
a oENTs WANTED FOR THE
UNDEVELOPED WEST,
OR,
FIVE YEARS IN the TERRITORIES.
~ H DEAnTEc
By J. III. BEADLE,

The only complete history OF that vasvTegion be-
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Pacific Coast Mr.. Beadle has spent 1--we years ira
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anrQl.A
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Nettt @GUeKttses'ests.

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05
a 0REAT 0FFER!!

"A. IH5
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snd expenses paid. Address, A. COULTER a CO..
Charlotte. Mich. t, my54w
RHsYCHOMANCY, or SOUL CtAAHmlhG.
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This simple mental requirement all can possess free
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05
one of the most desirable TOnics and cnthnr-
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Temperance Bitters

only to be used as a medicine. and always according
to directions.
They are the sheet-anchor ofthe feeble and debili-
tated They act upon diseased liver, and stimulate
to such degree that a healthy action is at once
brought about As a remedy to which Women are
especially subject it is superseding every other
stimulant. As spring and summer Tonic
they have no equal They a'e mild and gentio
purgative as we'll as Tonic They purify the blood
They are splendid Appetizer They make the weak
strong. They purity and invgorate. They cure
Dyspepsia Constipation and Headache. They aetas
specific in all species of disorders which under-
mine the bodily strength and break down the animal
spirits.
Depot, SO Park Place, New York,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05
Soldiers Entitled to Homestead
OF 16O Acres

UNURNITURE AT YOUR OWN PRICES,
II GOULD Il CO., sell the Cheapest Furniture.
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GOULD n CO., offer Bargains.
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GOULD i CO., have great advantages In manuIac-
turing, -. ,n
GOULD CO.'S Furniture ts the most Elegant
GOULD a. CO., have Polite Attendants.
GOULD q CO., have well-lghted Stores.
GOULD Co., have four stores.
GOULD d CO.,
N. &. corner Ninth and Market, Nos. 81 and 80 NJ
Second street. and 1906 Market street. and
272 South Second street.
WHOLESALE DEPOT AND MANUFACTORY, s72
and 244 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. apr2l-4W
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05
J U r q B z B A ,

which ia pronsunced by the leading medical au-
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tonic and Alternative known to the medical world. "
This is no new and untried discovery put mas oeeh
long used by the leading physicians OF other couh-
tries with wonderful results.
Don't weaken and impair the digestive organs by
cathartcs and physics they give only temporary re-
lef-IndiRestion, fiatulency and dyspepsia with
niles and kindred diseases are sure to follow their
use. = ...
John Q. KELLOGG, 1s Platt ST., y. f.i
Sole Agent FOR tho United States.
Price 81 per bottle. Send for Circular. apr2l4W
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05

CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, LOOK TC
YOUB INTEREST,"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05
WILMINGTON
SASH, BLIND, SHUTTER, DOOR.
FRAME AND MOULDING
EMPORIUM.

CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, LOOK TO
YOUB INTEREST,"
Your attention is called to my stock Of Doors,
SASH Blinds, Shutters, Window Frames. Door
Frames, Brackets, holdings, &C., &c. Havp 9 nttec
dp wsreroem at
No. 42I West FRONT STR EET.
Between We and Washington Streeis.l
am prepared to nn all orders for Buildi ng Ma
terials OF the best quality at the lowest ra tes
stock OF all the usual sizes Of doors, sash, blinds
shutters frames, brackets and holdings, Will be
kept constantly on hand. Having been m anufac'
turer In this line of business for humber of years
and row having factory in the lumber regt ons,
feel confident can give entire satisfaction TO all
both in price and quality.
ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY AND CARE
FULLY ATTENDED, TO.
Call and examine my stock before pure aasint
elsewhere. IL will pay you TO dc so.
Parties from the country Will have their good
carefully packed marked and shipped at very ahor
notice. WM, HI. PlEHSONs
ielO-u Agent for 7. Z, On NoRhANDIks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-14
COURT CALeN0A0S-TH!S DAY.


SUPREME CoURT-CRcUT-Par Held by Judge
Fancher-Nos. ISL, s79is, 465, 947 1915, 923, 979,
7s9, 1olth, AZ, 100, 900, 1921, 2l4l, 2497, 1913,
925 s2s, 1884, 1895. Part 2-Held by Judge Davis
Nos 2lS2, 1923, COG, $50, 572k, H. 442, 652, 912,
zoos, 1883, 1e17, 1918, 1912 552 $685., Ss4 11So,
1664a, 2140.
SUPREME CouRr-CnAMBERs-Held by Judge Bar.
rett.-Nos 8, IA, q, "a, 25 81, IS, 81 80, &c. 40,
A. AZ 43, "A, as 4e, 81, 49, 81 9s, 1o5, 100, III,
~ 2S, IA l25 l2e, lSl, is2, 1873, IsS' ~ Ia,
49, lss, 1872, 194, 200. Call begins at POI.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERA-Part Held by
Judge Freedman.-No calendar will be called.
Part 2-Held by Judge Curts.-Nos 726, 1855,
1884, 1886 1878, 2026, 1913, 1140 34 So 164s 1850,
1862 1888, 1860 1860, 166S 1870, 1876 1850, 1894,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part /
Held by Judge j. f. Daly-Nos. dl2, 613, 1894, 1899,
1892, 1882 1882 1896 1861 s6e 1852 1896 1869, POLL,
20l2. Part 2-IIed by Judge Larremore.- Nos. 1915,
NO. zo16 322 2027 1852 $685. 1760 2o3o 2O62 2o5'.
20ss, 2091, 2092. 2093.
MARINE CouRr-Held by Judges Curtis and
Spaulding-Non- enumerated motions and appeals
from orders-Part Held by Judge Curtis.--Nos.
2os le45 1ol7 1861 5ss. 1877. 1893 1854 1893 1872
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BROOKLYN ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN
ASYLUMS,

The forty-third annual report OF the Roman
Catholic orphan Asylum Society OF Brooklyn was
yesterday distributed among the several congrega-
tons of that city. 1t shows that there are 1927
children in the male asylum, and 521 in the female
asylum. Both houses are under the control OF the
Sisters OF Charity and sisters OF st. Joseph. The
health of the inmates has been excellent. During
the year the disbursements amounted to s64 ISL co.
The total amount still owed by the society is
$4,000. No income is derived from any source
save the wellknown charity OF the Catholic com.
munity, continuance OF whose sympathy and
generous contributions the Board OF Managers
earnestly evoke. During the past few years Sister
Constantine, Superioress OF the Female Asylum, has,
by her untiring exertlons, erected large building
corner OF Gates avenue and Willoughby street.
capable Of containing 1000 children, which will
shortly be ready for occupancy. This will In a
great measure relieve her from many pressing APP
plications for admission made upon the limited &C
comm0dations Of the asylum under her charge
The church collections for Easter and Christmas
amounted to $17,397. Yesterday liberal amount
was contributed by the several parishes OF Brook
lyn to the orphan Asylum fund. The collections
taken up at all the masses being devoted toward
that charity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-14
Y0nKvILLe POLICE COURT.
Felonious Assault and Battery-Adultcr-
atfn0 Milk.

On Thursday night last, while Patrick Reynolds,
OF 73l Third avenue, was standing IN the public
streets, he was considerably startled by seeing a
person fire three shots at him from the window OF
a house in Third avenue Naturally indignant he
demanded an explanation but none was vouch-
saed him. Last evening, while passing through
Thirty. eighth street the same man drew pistol
aud attempted agan to shoot him. He called
officer Stcnkemp, who took him into custody, and,
upon being arraigned before Judge Coulter,
gave his name Daniel Males and
admitted firing the pistol, but urged in
extenuation that Reynolds had previously threat
ened his life, and that being on visit TO some
young ladies on the evening IN question, and see
Ing Reynolds In the street, he fired his pistol to
brighten him away Justice Coulter held the pris
oner in $500 bail to answer.
While Oficer Tooker was patrolling his post in
Fourth avenue, near Fory-eighth street, and about
five O'Clock this morning, his attention was at
tracted to the suspicious actions OF milkman
named John H. Severs. Watching him closely the
officer discovered him In the act OF adulteratng
his milk cans with water, and Immediately arrested
him. He was held by Justice Coulter in $500 to an
sWer at the gDecial Sessions.
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interrupted by the arrival OF document, from
enti ely responsible parties, which has the effect
oil sinking the mystery still deeper than ever. Ii
was to the effect that reward OF 81 600 would be
paid tor the arrest and conviction OF the party or
parties who stole the cash and securities. The
forward and make a true and satisfactory state
ment he will receive reward OF $1,000, and his
statement be kept inviolate by the parties making
this ofrer. The money to pay the above reward Is
on deposit in the Allegheny Bank vault. This offer
is not made by parties In either the Safe Deposit
Company or Odd Fellows Bank, but by friends OF
parties whose names have been unjustly associ-
aJed with the robbery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-14
THE TwENTY-sECOND WARD SUICIDE.
The Man Who Walked About with His
Throat Cut Proven to Have Killed
HimselE-The Razor Identified.

Throat Cut Proven to Have Killed
Himself-The Razor Identified.
In the case of Mr.. Charles Scheld the German
who, Saturday night, died in the grocery stores
corner of ed street and Tenth avenue, from
hemorrhage, caused by deep incised wound on
the right side Of his neck as reported in Sundays
HERALD, Coroner Herman yesterday took some
preliminary action. Yesterday morning young
son of deceased called at the Coroner's office in the
Sun Building for an order to take the remains Of
his father home, and his impression was
that he had been murdered, but the facts
seem to indicate that 1t is a case Of suicide.
1t is well known that deceased, man OK excitable
temper and dissolute habits, lived very unhapply
with his family, and had often beaten his wife and
threatened to take her lie. In addition to the
wound on the neck deceased had severe cut on
his lett wrist, and his clothing showed no indlca-
ton OF disorder or struggle having taken place
between him and others. razor also found
near where deceased was cut, and the weapon was
identified by his daughter as belonging to HIM.
DR.. Cusnman who examined the wounds on the
neck and W ist OF deceased, had no doubt but
what they were selfnhcted. Deceased had a
very nice family of children.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-14
IRON the PHILADELPHIA Are. April 70


Brigham Young has telegraphed an explanation
OF his position to the NEW YORK HERALD. He says
he has resigned certain arduous positions because
he is 'now nearly seventy-two years old, and
needs relaxation" But he continues to be Presi-
dent OF the Church, and In that position shall still
exercise supervision over business, ecclesiastical
and secular, leaving the minute to younger men,"
He ends with a summary OF his labors, among
tOry,n &c.
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HUMAN REMAINS FOUND IN THE HUDSON.

HUDSON, N. Y, April 10, 1873.
Coroner Honlihan yesterday took charge OF q
portion OF the remains OF man found floating in
the Hudson River at this city. The portions found
consisted Of Two legs and the lower part of the
stomacn mere we're boots on the legs, but the
nesh had been eaten to a great extent from the
bones Tne remains had evidently been IN the
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1913, 1914, 1915. 1918, 1919. Part 2-Held BY Judge
Spauld ng-Nos. 570k, 1858, 1854, 1885, 1893, 2i5s,
1857, 1892. 1884, 1879, 1897 1855, q 1922, 1885.
Part 3-Held by Judge Howland.-Nos l1731S, 23is,
239 2265 1401 lS73 2S3 l7so 1904, 1907, 1905 l909
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The HERALD AND BRIGHAM YOUNG.
from the Hartford Courant. April 1917


The NEW YORK HERALD has added to its enter
prising achievements the GROWING one OF securing
the head of the Mormon Church as q special tele-
graphic correspondent. In its issue OF Friday APP
pears a long communication from the much-mar-
riel Brigham, giving his reasons for his recent alb
dication OF portion of his Offices . Brigham
evidently regards himself first class "Christian
statesman" and concludes his letter in pous
tone as If he belonged to Kansas, as follows:-"My
whole life is devoted to the Almighty's service. and
while regret that my mission Is not better under
stood by the world, the time viii come when will
be understood, and leave to futurity the judg-
ment Of my labors and their result as they shall
become manifest
From the Germantown (Pa.) Chronicle, April II. ]
The latest bit of HERALD enterprise Is in tele
graphing to Brigham Young and getting a long re-
ply, exclusively to the HERALD. Brigham's
despatch is interesting and curious.
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From the Lancaster (Ohio) Gazette, April 10.l
The issue of the NEW YORK HERALD OF Sunday
last formed quintuple sheet OF twenty pages and
100 columns, seventy-eght Of which consist wholly
OF advertisements and forty-two OF news, cores
pondence and other reading matter. This beats
any previous issue from the American press, and it
is doubtful if 1t was ever equalled anywhere.