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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-29
The New Rule.

Cessna's rule was to be made applicable
only to the remainder Of the present session.
This is to be a general rule for all future
time to come until changed or repealed. 1t
provides that when any question is pending
before the House, there shall be butltWo
dilatory motions entertained, one to ad-
jOurn and one fixing the time to which it
shall adjourn; but the previous question is
not to be seconded on the same day thai a
proposition is introduced or reported, unless
by a majority Of three-fOurths. In other
words, the new rule is
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-29
--aLLlBF fhe Party whip.

One Of the pla. '.lv - ,,e,+oi,v re-
to force the Republicans v0ts for
fused to vote Tor the new rule, 10 w
II on next Monday. If this can be Acc
plished, an adjournment would be imme-
diately had. The Republicans who voted
against the new rule, if they did so on
principle, are not the kind of men to be
forced to abandon their position through
physical fatigue.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-29
HOrE Tor the O.
T,o TTDsfa1 ST. A.,

The United States Attorney Of this Dis
trict has been directed to bring the Sugg
Fort case to the attention Of the grand jury,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-29
worse than Fosters Committee.

GlcC'aA u .AS NluCllllldlA NNAAlAAlGANAaAs
There is still more dismay in the Re-
publican ranks. Judge Field, the Attor-
ney General Of louisiana, who went to
New Orleans with the Hoar Committee, to
see that the kellogg party should have
fair chance 10 get in their work, has sent
a second dispatch, this time TO Gen. Butler,
in which he complains more sOrrcwtully
than ever, stating that this Committee Is
even worse than Fosters. 1t seems very
sad that committees cannot be sent to the
South with a proper comprehension Of their
-'v 6 Wbitewashers.
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/ brute.

Don't read the annexed extract to
your wife, young man, because it Is like
" to make her cry:
The girl is generally educated on nov
els, and her first disappointment comes
in on the quiet Indifference o! the hus-
band. after the honeymoon. You love
me no longer" said the bride OF - few
months to ner better half in gown and
slippers. "Why do You say that, puss?
he asked quietly, removing cigar from
his lips "You do not car"ss me or cal!
me pet names; you no longer seek SO
anxIously tor my company was the
fearful answer. Ny dear continued
the asgravating wretch, did you ever
notice man running after ear? How
he does run-over stones, through mud,
regardless of everything till h reaches
the car and he seizes hold and swings on.
Then he quietly seats himself and
reads the paper IAN Illustration, my
dear. The ear Is n important to the
man after he gets in as waeu ne is C5zs-
ING ii. bat the manifestation j, no iOug=r
called for. | would have shot anyone
who would have put himself in my way
when ju pursuit of you a, ] would now
shoot any oae who would come
between w. but as a proof of my love You
insist upon my running after the car.
Learn TO smoke, my dear and be phiios-
ophcr. The two combined will clear
the brain, quiet the nerves, open the
pores and improve the digestion
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RETTFR THAN GOLD.

Better than grandeur, better than gold,
Than rank and title u thousand fold,
i healthy body, a mind at case,
And simple pleasures that always please;
4 heart that can feel for a ncighbOr'S woe
And share his joys with Il genial glow,
With sympathieS large enough 10 eufOld
All men a. brothers, is better than gold.
Better than gold is conscience clear,
Though tuiling for bread in an humble
sphere;
Untircd by the lust of cares or wealth.
Lowry living and lofty thought
AdOru and cnnObie poor man : cot
For man and morals, or Mature plan.
Are the genuine test ota gentleman
Better than gold IS the sweet reposc
Of the sons OF toll when their labOrS close;
Better than gold is the poor mans sleep,
And the balm that drops on his Slumbers
deep.
Bring sleeping draughtS to the downy bed,
Where luxury pillows his aching head;
Ills simpler Opiate labor deems
A shorter road 10 the land OF dreams.
Better than gold is a thinking mind
That in the realm Of books can ind
A treasure surprising Australian ore,
And live with the great and good of yore.
tn" SagrS lore and the poet lay,
ThcgiOrlcS of empires past away;
The worlds great drama Will thus enfold
And yield treasure better than gold.
Better than gold Is peaceful home,
While ali the trcSidc charities come;
The Shriue OF love and the heaven OF life.
Halluwed by mother, or sister, or wife.
However humble the home may be,
Or tried by sorrow with Heavens decree.
The blessings that never We're bought or
sold,
And centre there, are better than gold.
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The Galaxy for June contains articles
by DR.. Z. NJ. Coan, Junius Henri Browne
Richard Grant White. Miss :. +. Hop
kius, and other writers whose names are
not SO well known to magazine readers.
Perhaps the most noticeable article IN the
number is a sketch Of Prince AChiIle
Murat. the nephew Of the great Napo-
leon. who. nj the close Of his unclc> ca
reer in Europe, came to this country,
married an American, and lived many
year, in Florida The account Of his
life and ecCeutrjcitics Is an entertaining
and valuable chapter in the history of the
Bonaparte family Another very attrac-
tive article is picturesque description Of
the West of England the birthplace of
Fielding and Hannah More. with its
quaint customs and language, its roman
H. lagcud>. Is curious architectural rel
i., 90. the Druids of bygonc races, its old
churches and varied scenery, all lightly
touched upon by the graceful pen of IN
accomplished writer The Classic
Flora is the title Of pleasing summer
article. in which the writer speaks of the
Important part plants and flowers played
in H." public and private life Of me
.Grceks and Romans. janus Henri
Browne contributes sketch of Robert
Browning. whom he calls 1.-The po"t Of
the OPAQUE Richard Grant White sub
stitutcs for his usual chapter on the YER
racular. valuable article Avn the science
and philosophy of music. Mr.. j. Austin
Stevens is represented bv an interesting
historical sketch of the old merchants 2t
New York and their action during the
troublous times Immediately following
the French war in America and cuimI-
mating in the Revolution. Dr.. Ooan dis.
cusscs the power and privileges and
abuses of the press, and points out some
features of modern journalism which vii.
be new to most readers. The number
contains instalmcnts Of two serial stories
Leah; Woman Of Fashion, by
Mrs. Edwards, and Dear Lady Dis
dain," BY Justin McCarthyi also one or
two short tales and poems, after which
comes the choicest portion Of the maya
z,ne the editorial department, in which
literature, science and the gossip ri the
day are discussed.
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surgeon, who SAID my wounds, beng
merely OF flesh, would beall right IN "
few days, The ball that glanced into
my chin lodged some where IN the car
after it passed out. From Manshea l
went back to Crestline with the route
agent. W. Fl. Damsell Esq. The author
tiles of this place refused to hold an IN,
quest on the body of Brinkley, as he had
been killed in Allen county. we then
took the corpse to Lima, Ohio, where the
inquest was held, the jury returning Il
verdict Of
UNSUITABLE HOMICIDE,
inasmuch as l had killed Brinkley in
selt-defense, after his two shots had first
hit me. From Lima | went to Pittsburgh
then to Cincinnati, and there saw the
superintendent Of the Adams Express
Company, Mr.. J. H. Rhodes. | left
Cincinnati Sunday night, and arrived at
Louisville ut o'clock Monday morning.
My wife had been made aware OF what
had happened by kilograms. will
leave Louisville tonight for Cincinnati,
to be present al meeting of the Express
directors tomorrow.
HOW Mr.. PRICE FELT
when l saw Brinkley shooting !
never felt the least bit aftaid. and
thought only of saving my sealed safe
containing the companys valuable pack
ages of money, the amount Of which |
am not aware Of, though it was consider
able
my pistol bail, l afterwards asccr-
tanned, entered directly over Brinkley's
right eye. 1t WAS afterwards extracted
and found to be slightly Aattened, as if
it had slrucl,,a bone. /! was taken out of
the back part of his head. When 4 fired
we were about eight or ten feet apart.
THE woULD-BE ASSASSIN
was a resident af Fort Wayne where he
had lived some years, and leaves wife
and two children, one daughter Of
sixteen and the other boy Of five. His
family are very much respected by Fort
WAYNE people DO not know it 10 he
So. hut think Brinkley had Nccomplices to
whom he would have thrown the safe
after securing me. 1t is hard 10 say
whether Brinl,ley intended 10 Kill, but
hls actions tended that way. Besides his
pistol, smaller Smith X Wesson than
mine. he had q coupling oak block and At
rope around his lett arm made into u
Slipping moose, with which he doubtless
intended te tie, strangIe or gag me. l
regret the affair occurred for hi, family
sake, but 1t was for either him or me 10
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
IN
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One Squares inch space. .,
One time ...........S IS One MONTHS w
Two tIlnes....... | Is Three months. u W
One week. ....... . 50 One year. $3.50; % w
One square changeable once week SoO.
Special Notices 25 per cent auuitlohai.
per cent additional.
Cats Will be charged double for space
occupied.
cent additional.
Local Notices IL cents per line-bH no
l1cGl notice LViH De inserted JO' less than ONE
DOLLAR.
All advertisements, except for establish
ed business houses, must be paid for III ad
vance.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers Will he confined TO
their legitimate business, and all adver-
tiSemcntS not connected with IL will be
charged for AT our regular rates.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-18
Cheap and Good Mouse Trap.

Take the bowl Of clean clay pipe
and fill it with cheese; put it under the
edge ola glass lumber III such Il manner
that slight touch will cauS" the tum-
bier to ,np otT-the ta.t and mouse, of
course. underneath. This arrangement
will catch more mice than any trap l
ever saw, at the cost Of one ccnt.-RnWGk
Ngir JgrksT
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-18

STAY" ne said, his right arm around
her waist and her face erpectantly turned
toward him, "shall it be the kiss pathetic
sympathetic, graphic, oriental, inteliec-
tua, paroxysmal, quick and dismal, slo"
and unctioui, long and tedious, devotion
al. or wbat?' She said perhaps that
would be the better way.-N YSH".
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-18

\ LITTLE girl braids the hair OF one
who sat in front of her instead OF Judy
ing, when the teacher remarks: Home
is the place for arranging hair, not here.
What would you think Of me braldlng
nv hair in SCHOOL," Presently Sussn's
hand is raised, and the teacher, supposlns
she wi,hed to ask some question about
the lessons, mods, when she hear; the
following: "Mary says your ha,r Is
false and you wouldn't dare to do 1t
here"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-18

TWELVE pound, of hay and ten pounds
of Indian meal per horse per day, every
day in the year, save in the warmest
weather, is the food OF the street car
horses in New Ycrk-stock that usually
looks well. in spite Of severe work. They
are all watered at l o'clock in the morn.
ing, Us AN aid to digestion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-18

Rub fresh lard over every part Of the
dish and then put it in II hot oven and
heat 1t thoroughly. Thus treated, any
tin ware may be used in water constant
", and remain bright and free from rust
indnlinainlN
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To Keep Eilrs.

Put furs into their box, and with good
paste or muciIage fasten a strip Of paper
over the crack left between the lid and
box and put them in the closet. The fall
will find them safe and free from the
unpleasant odors that tobacco camphor,
etc ALWAYS leave in furs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-18

BITTER cucumbers may be prevented
by planting in rich ground, and keeping
it abundantly supplied with liquid mar
ure, or ii the soil Is dry, with plenty OF
water, thus securing the real preventa-
tive to bitterness-rapid growth from
the day the plants appear above ground.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-18
THE BRAVE EXPRESsMAN.
George IL Prices Account OF the At
temp, To Rob and Murder Him. and
the iI,ing or the Would-be Assas-
sin-Cool Nerve and Hardy Courage.
FrOm he COurler-JOurnHI.

A wonderful example of the nerve and
presence of mind possessed by some men
was probably never more forclbly illus
trated than in the case of George ii.
Price, the Adams Express Messenger.
who killed II. c. Brinkley, near Lima,
Ohio, last week.
Il am an express messenger running
between Chicago and Pittsburgh, but
have lived in Louisville ten or twelve
years For the past two months | have
been on TINS route, but before that ran
between Louisville and Memphis. |
lett Chicago Thursday, May 8, at 5r. NJ,
Tor Pittsburgh. Ny car was fastened
on the inside. The train had preceded
to Lima, OHIO, when l arose and filled
the stove in the car with coal We had
zone but short distance from Lima
when ! suddenly became aware of the
presence OF some one in the car by the
cammand Of
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-18
ST RRENDER!

Il was on my feet in an instant and
took in my situation at glance, The
eur was well lighted with candles, such
as are used on railroads. The man who
ha4 suddenly entered was between me
and my pistol, which lay on my p. p.
chest contaiuing,,mall valuable packages.
lodged down behind him and reached
for my pistol AS | did 50, the man fired
at me. His shot struck my right should
rr. We stood within one foot Of each
other. | grabbed my pistol, Smith "
Wcsson. with my left hand, and immc-
diately changed it into my other, raising
the hammer as l sprang into the rear OF
the ear. As | turned to face him, | saw
the fash of his pistol again, and throw
ing up my left arm received his shot just
above the wrist, from which it glanced
to my left cheek near the chin. BY this
time | had
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-18
REROF VAL.
r1nEAHnIs

4 CUN4GNMENT OF PIBH PEA'H
: Blow and Early H'ss Potatoes, IN
Tor sale by janis I"NN''L
40. $40 Na!L street, " uH~iiuE ~. %
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GOOD COFFEE .

Choice Rio Coffee.
Java Coffee.
Lagu&yra Coffee.
NGrOcabO Coffee.
Mocha Coffee.
Green and Roasted at THE TEA STORE.
1909 Market st., opp. McLure House.
0p2I y. ~. HALL a. son
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At'Aeeling gegister.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

DAILY REGISTER.
One wear SIS W Three months...sz %
six months 70 one month";. 20
TRI-WEEKLY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
One copv. visa " one copy, g moS.S %
WEEKLY REGISTER.
One copy, yr..S2 w Five copies yrs w
one copy, mos " Ten copies,l ". 90
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II IT M a
Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
OF WHEELING.


DIRECTORS:
WV. y. SIMPSON, VIM. G. HASDLAS,
JSn. *. BUrSFoRD, j. h. MCCORTSEY,
JOHN l.. HOBBS, {. =. Brown,
U1HIS COMPANY HAS BEEN IN Sue
c"sSfUl operation SIX years continues
toiuSure against loss or damage by rire on
Buildings OF all kinds, Manufacturing Is
Adjustments, Household Furniture ami
Personal Property generally ,lluIlS and Tar
goes on the western watcrS.On rs favorable
terms as otnar sound Institutions.
WI. L.. SIMPSON, ITrd'oni.
J. X. MILLER. Sa~re'grf.
OSCAR SNNbEOCH, agent dqd .S1tritor.
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NOTICE.

A Ill, PERSONS WHO PAID TANES
y for the year ls7i, between NoyeinDci
10Th. 1874, and December 10Th, 1871. VIII
nave amount of State Asylum tax refund.
ed 10 them by presenting their receipts al
the Shcrins ollicc-nO levy having beer
made orsaid fund. X. ;. BROWN,
mar2h Sheriff Ohio County.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-18
SEED OATS.

oOOO BUSHELS CHOICE SEED OATS
StIilU received and tor sale by
JAMES CRASGLE,
1910 Main street. Wheeling, W. Va.
apja
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Ny PISTOL LEYELED

a. him. and knowing that unless l fired
he might again shoot and perhaps Kill
me. pulled the trigger of my weapon.
\ fash and report followed, and he fell,
utterlng no sound whatever as he did so.
| then cooked my pistol and waited u sec
ond or two, but seeing he did not move,
went forward and examined his body
found him dead. | then pulled the bell
cord and stopped the train. The brake.
man came to my car door, which l
hnd opened. told him to look there
and see what l had done, designating
the corpse as / spoke. The brakeman
called the conductor, who got into the
car with the rest Of Us, when We found
the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-18

E 10 II r.

100 Barrels Pollock = Indiana Fancy.
Washington Indian" Mills.
Gem of The West. extra family
Just received and iOr sale b.
mart u. REILLY.
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The ChiId'S Cure When Teethiug,
L & UG HLINS
INFANT CORDIAL

Soicas the gums, aliays the pain, reduce.
inflammation, controls ia" Bowels. Cur
ing Summer Complaint, Bysentery, DE
arrhpa, Flatulcuc". Wind collie, &C., &c.
Iti, being used hy Physicians iu their
daily practice. and being COMMENDED
by th.lu fYrcHI'd lap j"DjHIugIU hundred
Of cases every day.
Furl-luyiug pain, relieving irritation uI
inflammation OF the Gums, regulating 'l"
Rn,v,... STRENGTHENING weak ruIII3rL.ula
giving them rest ny day and night. moth
Ing give, sd perfect satisfaction a. t..-
preparation.
Every Bottle is Warranted.
And ui.re has never been "A bottle s.-
turned in the many hundred thousand
sold.
Remember, one Child Iu tire" dies l--
FOR. Oh. MIN year. MANY Dr fUrw might
%, saved 10y having "a reliable remedy ON
hand got up expressly 'or su"h Diseases a.
children ar" subject iD DO infancy.
For relieving pain sud procuring posi- l'
cannot be surpassed, and Tor WIuc u 3d."
stomach ana Bowels. Commissions, '0..e,
Gripping DiarrLua aru lN-'nt'lE g. n..'
Civ. immediate rnII.' lL ra.. l-'"p-
chiId.ru healthy a.t Ua,.'. mptur-
happy.
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RonnrR HAD MADE Az ENTRANCE

to the car by saving the lower panel out
of the door of rear end, which was be-
low some bags of corn, and thus hidden
from nv view. He made this hole by
saving the panel as the train went
along, the noise of travelling preventing
nav hearing the sound Of the saving,
NJ car should have been next to the
engine, but refrigerator car interviewed,
thus placing my coach between that one
and the baggage car. have since
learned that the man boarded our train
at Fort Wayne, Indiana, and probably
crawled over the baggage car to the rear
platform of mine and there do h'N saving
AS the train moved along the route.
The conductor, the brakeman and went
up to the body, and the frs. named
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II. c. BRlSKLEY

II. c. RRlNKLEY,
4 former conductor Of the Pittsburgh, Fl.
Wayne and Chicago road, who had been
discharged two weeks before on account
Of his bad associations. went to Mans
field, Ohio, where | laid over and saw
our route agent. Here had the ball
taken out of my shoulder by the railroad
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PULLED OFF \ MASK

which rested on the face Of the dead. II
WAS piece of black cambria ana hang
from the top ofhis head to his waist,
WAS fastened to the body with a string,
and had evc-holes, and an aperture Tor
breathing. strongly reminding one Of
the REGULAR Kluklux raiment. We did
NOT recognize his face, and let the body
remain where it had fallen. The trsln
proceeded on 70 Forest, Ohio, tn" brake
man remaining with me in my ear dur
ING this par. Of the trip. At Forest l
sent
DISPATCHES TO Ny ROUTE AGENT
ut Mansfield, Ohio, and also our agent al
Crcstline, Ohio, to have some one ready
TO take my route, as did not consider
myself able to make the route through.
When we arrived Mt Crestline mes>en-
ger relieved me We put the dead man
'h at this point, and here he Vas soon
recognized as
II. c. BRlSKLEY,
former conductor Of the Pittsburgh. F.
Wayne and Chicago road. who had been
1 l
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08
'rhe ncpubI,cnn Policy in the south.
ACTION OF THE CAUCUS suDcoMnITrEE-A EIiL
AGREED UPoN--ITs PRovleIoNs.

ACTION OF THE CAUCUS suDcoMMTrEE-A ELL
AGREED UPoN--ITs rRovieIoNs.
lSpcclal Dispatch to the New York Timcs.l
WARRINGTON, Feb. 5.-Thc subcommittee ap-
pointed by the joint committee of tho Republi-
can caucusos have held several meetings, and
have agreed upon bill in relation to affairs i'll
tho Southern States, which will be reported at u
meeting OF the joint committee which IL expected
to bo held on Monday night. The subcommittee
have had before them all tho bills and recon-
mcndatons on Southern affairs, and from thesc
have drafted one bill which will contain three
main propositions. Tho first and most import
ant of these will DO embraced i'll tho first Sec
tion providing tho re-enactment OF the fourth
section of the Kuklux act. which authorizes
the President to suspend the writ OF habeas
corpus whom such procedure IL, IN his ludg-
ment, made necessary by the prevalence OF
violence and disorder The second section ofthe
bill will provide for the appointment OF Deputy
Marshas and Supervisors OF Elections, with
specific authority to make arrests in cases where
intimidation is practiced, and where any inter-
ference is made with tho polling OF the vote
This section will also provide that tho ballots
cast at each polling place shall be
counted by tho election officers the
night following the day OF the elections, and at
Tie place at which tho polling took place. Tho
llnrd section will declare it TO be high misde-
NEAR or for personB to Interfere with tho cleo
tion officers or ballot-boxos during the holding
Of an election, and will prescribe severe penal
ties in such cases, and alHo i'll cases where men
cross the limo from ono State to another to m
tcrforo with elections. Tho subcommittee be-
leyo it best to confne the bill TO tho
tlroe features named, and arc of opinion that
the statutes provide the authority for correcting
all other wrongs not provided Tor IN either pro
posed bill. Should the joint committee meet on
Monday night the bill will be reported and edop-
ted, when it will be recommended to tho eau
cllses of the respective Houses, and, approved,
will be at once introduced in tho House and
pressed to passage.