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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-27


CERTIFICATES OF IxooRroRArIoS.-
The following certi6catesof incorpofa.
ton have been granted by the Secretary
Of State since the last publication OF
such list:
Kanawhs Wooden Millsi organised
for the purpose Of manufacturing wool
into cloth., yarn and every and any
other product into which wool can be
Manufactured. either BY itself or In
connection with any other material and
for the purpose of carrying on any
other business which is legitimstely
connected with the manipulation or
handling Of wool, either By machinery
or otherwise. It shall keep its princi-
pal Office or place Of business al Char
lesion, in the county Of Ksnavha.
The charter is to expire March 9Th.
1894, and the capital stock is limited
to $50. 900, and is to be divided into
shares Of 500 each; The iheorpora~
tors are VIM. Parsons, ]. W. n: APP
pleton, Solomon Minsker. Georgia Par
sons, Mary RApplston. md Mary r.
Hinsker. - Z, m,
The Eat Fairmon. Cas- Coal and
Coke Company Of West Virgins. Or.
sanized for the purpose Of mining, ship
ping and selling coal and other miner
ais and manufacturing, shipping and
selling coke, iron and 6re-brick in the
county Of Marion and shall keep its
principal Office in the city ofWashing-
ton, D. c. and 10 to expire on the .l7th
day OF April 1894. Capital stock is
limited to 100000 and isto be divided
into shares Of IS sasb.. TIE iucorpors-
tors are Nicholas Acker, E. R. Haight,
George c. Mckee. G. c.. Bishop, Glen
W. Cooper. Hawkins Taylor. Thomas
Atne, Henry W. Baker, Charles 81.
Mogltoni Roberta. Phillips and John
BulI ~ .j'- ..,.t.i .''
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-27

TIE COMING PlANo-SLeinUay Up
righ-Nessre. Adams Il Lucas, 1927
Market street, have recently succeeded
in introducing the Steinwsy Upright
Pianos in Wheeling, by the sale OF sevs
eral oil those superior instruments to
come OF our citizens.
The Upright Piano is. from its small
com pact form and handsome exterior,
especially suited to the boudoir, the re-
ception room and the parlors Of many
houses where Grand or Square Piano
could not be conveniently placed.
Messrs. Steinwsy u Sons have, after
long and earnest study and expert
ments, succeeded in producing Up
right Pianofortes which are the
most perfect instruments Of
their class ever constructed. The
volume of tone is fully equal to any Of
Steinway's best Square Grand Pianos,
while the quality is of the most exquis-
| lite musical chsrscter-pure, sympa-
tbetic, and in the highest degree pliable.
The durability Of these new Upright
Pianos, and their capacity Of standing
in tune, ia unparalleled in the history
Of piano making, and even greater than
that Of the best Grand and Square Pr
amor. 10 4
Too much can not be said in favor Of
these Instruments, in fact, they must be
seen aud heard to be appreciated.
There is no doubt whatever that the
steinway Upright Piano will shortly
displace other styles OF instruments,
and the Messrs. Adams d Lucas, sole
agents for the same, assure rs that
there is q rapidly increasing demand
heie for the same. and that they intend
in future to keep . stock Of them
constantly on hand
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-27

TIE OPERA HousE.-The concluding
performance Of Kelly & Icons min
strel troupe at the Opera House on
Saturday night, was attended by q
large crowd Of people. Everybody
pronounced it the best troupe that has
been here this season.
The next attraction st TIE Opera
House is the Little Nell Troupe"
which appears next Friday and Sat.
urdsy evenings.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-27

US. DISTRICT CouRr-On Saturday
afternoon. Judge Marshall concluded
bis argument in behalf Of the PLAINTIFF
in the case OF Johns, Jr., Us. Slack and
others, and The case was given TO the
jury. They remained out until in the
evening, when they sent word to the
Court that they we're unable to sgrse.
The jury was then dismissed until this
morning, and the court adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-27

RUSAwAY-Two mules attached to .
wagon, the property Of F. J. Rothaksr
became frightened yesterday afternoon,
near tho Second ward market house
and rsn away. The team rushed down
Market street at q rapid rate, and
wasn't caring . cent whether they run
over anybody or not A son Of MI.
Roshsksr was in the wagon q the
time and he held on to the reins like
q little man and finally succeeded in
checking che mules at the postofics
corner. Il No damsge was done.
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A Ts1ApsLAHlA IrRx.--0n the 30th

A Tn1ADsLAHlA IfRx.--0n the 30th
of Ms1ch there Was man stopped at
r. HeifS Hotel in Triadslphis snd
asked ifh. could have bis horse kept
for q day or two, - be hsd sent some
stock on to Washington and perhaps
might take them on to Pittsburgh. He
said he wanted TO 60 up on tho tram
en- the HsmAsld Railroad. Mrs Heir
told him they would keep his horse,
and be left and has not been heard from
since. On the Goth of this month Ars.
Heir appeared before Justice Thorn'
burgh and made oath to the above and
lad a attsehmens issued to satisfy her
bill for keeping ths horse. 40 she be-
lieyed the man TO bss, non resident,
The horse will be sold u the proper
time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-27

CIRCUIT CouRT.-The above court,
Judge Melvin presiding, transacted tbs
following business Saturday: ~. *. 10
The argument in the case Of Bsnno
Hammer, charged with embszzling the
funds OF the Germspia Insurance Com.
paDy, Of New York. was concluded in
the morning, aud the case given to
the jury, who, after q few moments de-
Liberation, brought in verdict aequit.
ting Mr.. Hammer OF the charge. %
The case Of c. Cook Jordan, charged
with the larceny Of surgical instruments
from DR.. R. Cummins, Of the value Of
$35, was tried, The jury brought in a
verdict Of guilty and sentenced him to
three years confinement in the peni'
Tertiary. W.. -
Cook Jordan Withdrew his plea Of
not guilty to the Indictment for stealing
q gan and other property from Dr.
Bsguaisy, and entered plea of guilty.
The jury sentenced him to two years
confinement in the penitentiary on this
charge. -..' ~
The court adjourned until 9 o'clock
this morning. -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-27

J. T. LAKIN IL Co., merchant tailors
and dealers in gents furnishing goods,
No. SO Twelfth street have received
their stock of spring and summer
goods which they are now pre-
pared to make up in the latest styles to
suit purchasers and perfect fit guar.
anteed,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-27

TIE temperance meeting advertised
to be held at tae Washington Hall on
Saturday night was postponed until
Tuesday evening, ou account OF the
weather" and the "slimpess" Of the
audience. Are the peopls getting =
,uriet Of Temperament tc.a-. III
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-27

P1ASo FOE RExf.-0ns entirely
new piano. Handsomely carved, win be
rented to Q careful party by the year
at fair price. Two fac second bsnd
pianos for rent at 312 per quarter.
Apply at Shsib's Music Store, lila
Main street. opposite old Union street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-27

A hog that run its snout too far into
an old fruit can aud couldn't get it of,
created considerable amusement to
those who observed it, on the landing
Saturday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-27

SErrLkD.-Ths case OF Mr.. Pretty.
man, charged by Samuel Knight with
trespasp, before Squire Caldwell sstur-
day, was settled by the parties without
any further recourse to law. ,7f',,'.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-27

ALARer tree that had been washed
away from the hill blockaded the Ns-
tional road this side Of Fulton, yester-
day morning, and made it inconvenient
for travellers, until it Was removed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-27

New SPRING GooDs-For the greatest
variety and most beautiful styles Of
dress goods, silks and mohsiree, of all
descriptions, at prices so cheap that
they will astonish any Judge of them,
60 now to j: W. FERRELs,
Centre Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-27

ExcIrEMENT.-0ne more lot OF 1000
Bed Spreads at SO cts, and some more
goods just as cheap, Call soon to Sc
cure them, as tina first lot oil 500 was
sold in two days. J. W. FEREKL.
Centre Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-27

CoNrlNuED.-The cases of Fressbis
Luker, Perry Dorsey, Andy Bsnks,
VIM. Black and Cornelius Mshony,
who were charged with trespsss BY
John Nolan before Justice charnock,
Saturday, were continued at'ths re-
quest Of the attorneys until next Satur'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-27

TEE Odd Fellows Of Bridgeport
celebrated the fhy-fth anniversary Of
the institution of American Odd Fellow
ship yesterday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-27

WE advise all who want first class
Photographs to see the specimens at
Robinson's Gallery before giving their
orders. The effect OF light blended into
shadow which characterizes their work,
cannot be surpassed. .....
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-27

AMAIN street undertaken songrAtu-
lates himself with the thought that il
cremation is adopted he will urn more
than he does now. , .......-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-27

TIE livery men wore a pleasant
smile yesterday and had their sleighs in
readiness.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-27

TIE Grand Jury will meetagain this
morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-27

ORGANS for rent at $500, 800. 400
and 90 per month at Sheib's Music
Store, TIA Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-27

We heard q few persons remark thai
it rained on Saturday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-27

FoR cheap and latest style Csrpet 60
o -l J, W, FERkrIs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-27

aEG s.5 "a ~ !ishs lasAH1
Extra No, lEaeksrSl. = . an .-o,,
No. 4 Medium MackereL 80 &c gjgs
TTfra ~. q NAokerel, "a -LE,A =, = -, ,I,.
No.aHcdium nsnkerel, q a - -ss.a
Ne sIHrTS Naeksrsl, 80 :, - .. ,,si
EXtra las9s IAltadpr Herring q,
Scotch Herring,
Smoked Hadd0ck, -
Codnsh. vesy Ana > OF "a
wehfve an the above qualities OF Mack.
erei IN half bbls, quarter bbiss and k1t0.
,VsYraufo1 mn WcfSht ard superior 30 my
in the maxksk ~ 3IN0L6S uAAA'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-27
STEAM oAIS.f=al
wheeling, PrkersDury md
Cincinnati TraMane4eo9a00s
Oompany's P0ekO11. 8.

uuORIER,----.-.Capt!A G HAl10oA.
EXPRESS Fss oo SaRhfi ~ IN: W
bay, ThulsdsV nd dGe1iesy =
Iok O'Clock A II. Returning eAvek8k.
ersburg every Monday WsdneDday An0
friday at O'Clock A. II.
The EXPIRES leaves Whaling ~ xexk
Friday nj 10Y O'CLOCK An. Returning leaves
ParkersburK ever Iu@4eys xhyNaye1d
aturday ate O'Clock A. II.
For freight q pass.es spp pyrs e xsog /
deci Agents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-27
.MONDAY, APRIL "a. 1874.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

TpE Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows oil
this State meet here tomorrow.
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impose, alec, peculiar restrictions upon
other polsoas, why not on this. q.
0nght We to legislate : / say yes. /
need not argue the question in sensr-
al way, because We have legislated, and
80 farms laws 90 on this subject, 7 may
say we.haEe as good legislation as 10 to
be found on the statute books Of any
State. But have We gone far enough 2
Let me answer this question calmly.
1 am no fanatic. I trust can distin-
guish between the vision that sees 10
What q principle should lead and the
practicsl difficulties that prevent its
immediate application. That we ought
to have laws utterly forbidding the
traffic in Intoxicating liquors, no one
whose ideal Of social perfection is dresn
from the bible can for Q moment hea-
tate to affirm. That it is practicable as
society no0 is, to have such laws, save
as dead letter, is Q proposition which
I think no statesman. I mean Cbristiin
statesman, will absolutely affirm. /
have DOT time 10 argue these positions.
as the Saviour said to the Jews on
the question of divorce; Moses gare
them license On this subject, below
the ideal OF ct Christianity, because oftheir
obdurscy. So We must cay on many
practical questions, the moral fitness Of
the age mnst be consulted Now, 10
this country the moral standing of the
people is expressed at the ballot-boI.
but it is formed at the freside, formed
in the schools, formed in the churches,
formed BY legislation. And whilst /
am not prepared to say that the peo-
pie are yet ready for absolute prohibi-
ton, the Ssooner We can bring
them to this point the better,
and that it 10 the high
, 1874-10-06

Wo are eorry for modern Governments. Tho
International has aolomu1y dccscoil tho "aholi-
tton Of the State" md now tho Word, which is
small and BILLY shoot published in Princeton,
Maaa. is on tho war-path, with the sntne ain,.
The H'ord has word or two to say againat q
fow other esils. II it proposes to abolish tue
latter first, the State has still quite long let,e
OF life. Property in land is to bo destroyed
"spcculativo income ii to bo auuihia!ed. ILL.,
tereat, rent, dividends, and profits, are to bs
among tho things that wuro aud nro not. Rail-
'Say, tolcgraphic, banking, and trades-u1lion cor
porations arc to DO wound up. So arc I'LL other
corporations which sell thor wares above cost.
Debts arc to be repudatcd to the oxtor,t Of the
aggregate interat pad upon tlon,. These co1.ati-
tuto tho psolimiunros to the abolition of tho
State.
, 1874-10-06

Tho Commissioners appointed 10 wind up tho
Frco'tmen'a Bank aro taking pains to lot tho
pooplo down easy. Another communication llas
appeared IN print intmating that The affairs Of
lilo bank arc oyon worse than tllcy appeared
weak ago. The Commissioners cannot Bay
whom dividend will 10 deolnrod, mud do not
o2pcct to mako more than 20 per cont for
many months. Tho concorl1 ia rotten. That Ia
tho trouble with It, Tho reported assets OF
"a, 700, 900 wo bnliayo to bs ma:lo up, In great
part, Of wortlloss securities, and one Of tho
Commissioners lintB at ta whom ho sayu
tAet "nuch will be lost In collection"
, 1874-10-06

For ten days past tho proposition Of the Cit!-
xol,s' Association to tho Fire Commissioners, to
llayo a test maie Of tic water supply in differ
cut parts Of the city. has boen under considora-
tiou, and. aH Gun. 6halor in hero, and as there
aro many representatives Of tho New York 1l,~
Anranco Companies temporarily with us on hnsi-
nesA connected with their agencies. this aay,
Tuesday, haH been fixed ON aa tho cue for tho
toHt.
It will 10 made unleY the management Of D.
j. Swoouio First Assistant Fire. Marshal, acting
as Chiot during tile absence Of II. Dofnor, tho
Marshal, who iH in Ut. Louis, Attending tho
Convention Of Chief Engineers now ia session
there.
The taat will bo made under tho g,porviaou
Of tho Fire Commissioners, Il committee appoint
cd By the iiro underwriters aud committee Of
tho Oitizons' Association.
Tho arrangements Aso as follows, commencing
ut {;30 O'Clock Tuesday morning, Mt tho corner
of Michigan avenue and Madison street;
Committee OF flo board Of Underwriters
Lewis u. Davis, Geolgo N. I4you. Charles II.
Cstse, Chnrloa ". Drew. s. Ii. Moore, j. Good
win Jr., Junhes i. FLOYD.
Gotn1nstco appointed by tho Executive Com
mitteo OF tho CtixenB' AsEoclatlau-Joln ".
MctloNniss Con. 4. i. CAotlain, Con. J. II.
Leilie, II. r. Doriakson. l.. u. Boomer, George
On tho pa1t Of tho Firo Dopartment-Man-
agor. Acting Chief D. ]. Sweonie, Assintauts.
g. G. potslo, William Mshan, ". III. SHAY, ].
A. Rlnney.
Hiram Amos. Secretary Of tho l'iro D"part-
mont, will keep the rouord with such ASSISTANTS
Rs hf muy Holeet
Thoro will bo twolye onginos engaged, and tho
toat will bo continued for about three hours. al,ll
Mt Biloll pointH ns tho diiforant Committees may
aolect to bo notified ut tho tinlo,
, 1874-10-06

Il soVoro oarthquaEo-uhock occurred in
Antigua, Guatemala, atoy by which thrty-two
liyoa woro lost. II is sad that In tho m!tlHt Of
Tho horrors bandB OF mon, armed with long
knives. appeared on tho streets, bont upon rob-
berry and assassination; but sin.ilar stories wore
circulated in Chicago during tho panic following
Tho lire OF ta71, and tlteso wcro afterwards
disrecdied Antigua l,aB twice beon destroyed
By earthquakes, tLe last time In 1878, when all
Tho magnificent churches and public buildings
were loft in ruina. Tho city tnan had 6o.0o0 in-
turned. Tho Capital WIS ro1novod to Guatonala,
ind Antigpa has never bcen wholly rebuilt.
, 1874-10-06
YESTERDAYS NOMINATIONS.

Tho Opposition Conventions yostorlay noni"
mated thrce rcspoctspln citizonB aa candidates
for Congress, eight Of tho same olass az Soma
tors md Representatives In tho Logslature, aid
Ton ott,or rorsonH cithor Of obaanro mud doubt
FIJI repute or woll-known scaawagn and dcatl-
bentH. Tho nomlnecs FOR Congress nre Mr.. B.
q. Caulao1d, First Distrlct; Cartor II. Harrison,
soeond District; ana John Y. Lohfoyno, Third
District. All those gentlemen aro lawyers Of
good standing and reputation. Whatever olsc
may bo sald Of tho action Of tho Convention, It's
behavior was creditablo in this rcgard, 1t ro-
mains 10 DO aeon what tho Republican Conyen.
tion mny do In tho Bamo bollalf, after which ue
slall Ilayo something further to my.
or tho nominees for tho Legislature, 1lr.
s1eatlau and a1r. Robinson (for tho sonato), and
Mcsara. NtarBh, Dunn, Jnokson, sticknoy, Froso,
mud Booth (for The ho,so), arc respectable clti-
zenB md tax-payors. Four of them, 5losHrs.
Roblnson: Marsh, Dunn, and Jnc1Boil, are law
ycrs of ability and standing, and tho others also
arc gentlemen to whom tho wcll-bong Of the city
and county, and tho honor Of tho State, may be
safely trnasod. or The romaiulng nominees for
tho Legislature there nro two or thrco OF whom
VIC can M yot acquire no satisfactory
information. Tho roBt arc l,ack-driyers,
hilliardlsts, Baloou-koepora. bummorB and
dcad-beass Of the worso typo. moro
nnpromising lot wore never hatchcd. Tho
list on'bracoa no mnny persons who nro no.
toriously unfit for tho Office, aud 80 destitute Of
nil tho qualifications, that They excited the dis
gtst Of tho Conventions themselves, and go,-
oral and thorough reviHiop Of the tiokot waH Do
mandod. Unless such revision Is had, tlo OPP
position need lIurlly take tho trouble Of holding
Conventions to nomiuato candidates for othor
Offices. Chicago eau get along with anybody for
ShoriT or Coroner, or oven for congressman,
but it must have at this juncturo respectable
representation in tho Legislature. II the party
Conventions will not nominato reputable md in
telllgent mon for these rlucos, then tho citizens
muat take the mattor IN hand, aud put up candi-
dates fit to bo elected.
, 1874-10-06

rruco Bismarck lias ordered domicitnry
vlsis of Count Von Arnims house, for the pur-
poso Of recovering cortsin letters written by him
to tue Count when tho latter was Minister to
Franco, ana which tho Count is now churgol
with c1nbezzng." Tho proceeding appears
degree. These papers arc 10 bo used in suits
which have becn brought against Bismarck by
Von Arnira, md tile object Of tile domlciIiary
visit Is to Secure thoir destruction. Won Arrim
now langniul,os in police station at Berlin.
We are rojoiccd to say that tho letters wore not
found, asd that the Count pluckily rofuses to
tell whcro they aro concealed.
, 1874-10-06

gro back tho 814,ooo ho had ta1ten rs hiH
sharo Of tho rroats, ana give him
memorandum of instructions latod baok
to Novcmlror, 1861, undor which ho would pro-
tond to have col1ootos! this money for public
pnrposes, and would account for 1t to tia Coy
orume,,t. uurtbnt wrote tho memorandum,
and Rayo hts partner $4,000. Tho Conrtcnay
bribe accounted for $1,000, and 1lurlb1t agrocd
10 ropresont that 5000 And been expended In
tho Hoorst Horylco. This mado up tho $4,000
This second attempt to ho honest backwards
farca no bettor than tho first, al 1t
was deteeted. In fact, np to tlia day,
It would ba u hazardous experiment
to dato back Hurlbut'e honesty to any given
timc. NobinBou's share meanwhile Lad boon
seized by tho Government. Doth Lbs partners
we're in corner, mud their nicely built selsemcs
to put down the rebellion by bloedns the cotton
merchants lhy alt In ruinB about thona,
.. Gen. Hurlbut not on1y had an eye to his
own iutereatp. but also to the interests Of hiH
family. 11o was bound they ahould not suffer
because Of lie efforts Of robelH to overthrow
tho Government. Ills partner, Robinson,
howovor, was not In thoso transactions.
NIothcrs-in-law hnvo had many oifonses laid
at their doors. but this timo 1t Is brothcrs-in-
Inv. One Of these Favored gantlonlop was L. L.
Crandall, wllo. received several very handsome
sumH for procuring permits from tho donsral
ana securing tho re1easo Of parties sentenced to
tho Dry Tortugas. Tho other was G. D. Stevens,
who was to got \ ons-lfth interest In 1000
baos Of cotton for tho procuring OF tho necessary
permit.
Tho Foregoing accomplishments constitute tho
principal foaturcn III tho certincato Of charactor
giyon to S1r. Hurlbut BY Ma1 .-Gon. Smith and
the Hon. James 7. Brady, tho ointment 1urias,
and tho certificate closes ah,s:
No respectfully submit that tho lghor tho rink Of
the officer who roatitutos his Office, tito prompt
should hs tho method Of dealing with him, and with
this feeling commend this communication to your
nariy actiou.
In theac days Of general corruption, 1t iH haz-
nrdous to sond ovon an honoat mau to CongrosB.
It now romainB to bo seen wlothor tho votors of
the Fourth District will send a man officially
chnrged with falselood, porlnry, fraud, bribery,
and miscellaneous corruption, and reject nun
upon wlloso public career no stain appoara.