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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-08-12
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Der eircleuille Nemofrat meIbet, iollsr
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-08-12
Ualfamtsa0e 0ehiel.

SOloenoe @oltamt. @ediel purbeu
iudbrsnb Der lsbten BOde i'm 8aidins'
toner &oF 0spartement semudt:
NeueS Yoftumt. .-&itmsr, Qanfafer
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Ramen peranoert, ,-scmbIe Boitof'
flee. Yite &c., anfatt aisIb Bomb,
gpbrium semble, YOitmeiiter.
Boitmeilter auseiteut. -Naron 8. 81
deIbsrssr. 8risbenOiIIe, 9ebiSb County
Sobn grOitIeb, Sair'S 8aIlsb, $nntine.
bon eOuntD; Nbrabam Q. albsrier,
9OnsbuIe, @OnteOmsrb gOuntb; 8iI.
liam Yed, 9isburu, Cumberland gOuu.
tp; SObn Q. @uiteriOn, @aitsrOns.
bile, 9aufafer GOuutp; &mOs $iIbs.
branb, @Iant &oab, Sort County
6reOcri6 9inss, llpiOuUius, SuSqus.
banuu gountp.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-08-12
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Der SuternationaIen 8arteubau.gybibi'
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-08-12
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tuiro beridtet, bab bic &iirfea in nisb'
rereH @sfedtsn seidIaesn uHb bab ID.
Hen uuter Snberm brei 9eidhbe abss-
nomhien uorben finb. Oie GufItdnbi.
fben erboIteu 9ujus bon aIIeH Seiten,
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Stabt &rebinie anjuereifeH. W6ali.
deriueiie 1T bisier anfftau6 bcr anfauo
BON gnbe ber Siirfei.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-08-12
Nidts 40 brahIen.

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Al ieben!
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-08-12

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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-08-12
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Sn bem foIsenben @erSeidnib sebcu
mir cine lleberiidt Der County. .&emtsr,
lueIhe bieien Ssrbit gu beieben iinb, 10.
luie aud cine fur;s 8eIdreibuus Der
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-03
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS

The special engagements for Europe
to-day cover 5000 900 in gold coin, yes
terdny shipment was $4,000 for lla-
vana.
Fifteen hundred miners of the Brazil
district. Indiana, are out of the mines on
a strike because the operators proposed 10
reduce the pay from 50 to 20 cents ton.
The operators say they will not yield.
In the contest for L. s Senator in the
Minnesota Legislature, yesterday, Davis
gained four over his previous vote, re-
ceiving q his highest figure. Ramsey
lost one and Lochern, Democrat, was the
same a before. The contest is no nearer
conclusion than ever
Walter c. Hood, State Librarian, Of
Ohio died yesterday evening Of Bright
disease of the Kidneys, after short i'll
ness.
The Republican Committee Of the
Third Congressional district of Connccti-
cut, yesterday, rcnominated II. II. Stark
weather by acclamntlon.
Victoria Woodruff passed through St.
Joseph, Missouri, last night, 2" route
East tO be on hand in case of expected
Developments in the Tilton-Beccher
trial.
The State Senate OF Kansas at a session
last evening passed the HouSr concur
rent resolution, endorsing the President
| and Sheridan in the Louisiana affairs.
/ Both Houses are discussing bills torthe
purchase Of seeds and grain for III" d"N-
tltulr settlers in the grasshopprr districts
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-03

among them and he Is declared l" "'
positively incompatible, and IN tho 'e'-
ond place, il the Ohio County Coihi'''s-
sioners can do this, the County |o"''
elsewhere have the same privilege anu
in those cases when any of the overSeerS
shall have an action against another he
will appear as plaintiff before his own
body, and probably against member OF
that body.
Hence we may finally conclude that in
the action alluded to at the beginning OF
this article, and in others which have
been performed, but are not, however,
mentioned in this connection, the Com
missioners are not sustained by the law.
We do not make these remarks in q
captious spirit, but only for the proper
safeguard and protection Of the Board OF
Commissioners itself, and we think II
will act wisely if it will look fully into
the matter, and take steps at once to
place itself, beyond u pcrsdyentur", with
in the pale of law.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-03
Cincinnati Horse Market.

The MarAet is little backward, owing
TO the cold weather, but is considered en-
couraging, with a fair supply and an
active demand. In the Fifth street
auction, during the last week @GO head
were sold, against $40 head for the pre-
cecding week and l,23j for the month.
OF these there were receipts, Oh Sunday,
of one car load from the interior of Ohio,
one from Southern Indiana and one
from st. Louis, anI among the shipments
were one ear load to Philadelphia at the
prices of Sll5Ml30. and one car load Of
extra heavy draft to Boston at prices OF
S25OG3OO. Prices are quoted: Plugs $50
(n 10 plow nagS S4OW6o, common work
S5OMS s., common drivers $3.50, 90; m'-
dunn drivers S90G,l2O; street cars SsjG
10. Boston chunks SsjC1 100, good har-
ness horses for home use Sl2oMl5O eN-
ira harness horses Sl50a 200, heavy draft
Sl5O 2OOGi 300.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-03
New York Market.

New YORK. February Cotton -
Futures closed steady nut very inactive.
sale, 100000 bales; February - ll.@2r.
Flour-Dull and lower; receipts l4.OoO
barrels; supcrinc western and Stat" - -
good 10 choice - S0Caj %; white whrn,
extra 50 25(d ) TO; extra Ohio - GjC, q 3J.
st. Louis 81 7jCds 90 Rye Flour
Quiet. Corn Meal-Dull at - 15Cj %.
Wheut-More doing and lower; No. !
spring 81 l7ml 20; No. spring U5Gf
l OF; No. Milwaukee 81 l0l@l ~;
amber western 81 2jCl ~. Rye-Quirl
at 93CG96c Barlcy-Dull and lower;
Cauada West 81 81. Malt Quiet; Cam
ada West 81 20. Corn-licayy amt
lower; new mixed western STA SO;
white do s3c; high mixed and yellow
western S3(a s3Bc. Outs-Rntnrr more
active; receipts $1,000 bushels; mixed
western 6jM6SJc; whit" do G7ta G94c
Hay-Steady. Hops-Quiet. Sugar
Heavy and lower; prime sWssc; refined
93m lOIc; centrifugal l0!c Moia',r-
Now Orleans lower Mt 62t, G3c Rice
Dull Rosin-Firm at - lOM = H..
Turpentine-Firm nj @S!c. Petroleum
-Firmcr; refined BE; crude at i o,7c.
Eggs-Quiet; western at @Old3lr. Pork
Lower; new mcss $l9s7! spot; seller
March and April $l9 80. Dressed Hog
Heavy; western sC Sic. Bcaf-Qulrl.
Cut Meats-Quirt; mddlc~ firm; long
clear IOa lOlc; short clear l04c Lard
Firmcr; prime steam IL 1-lGC' l@I'.
Buttcr--lleayy; western AT lGm2'r.
Chcese-Firm ut lOmlG. WHISKY
Lower at y5c. Glover Firm; west
rru at HALLE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-03
HOUSE.

The House met at 10 a. NJ, in contIn-
uation Of Mondays session, when, after
some preliminary ,kirmishing, Mr.. But
Ter. Of Massachusetts, moved To suspend
the rules 80 II, to allow the committee on
Rules the privilege Of reporting forth
with.
The motion Wa, rejected; yea, l22.
nays 90. less than two-thirds voting in
the affirmative.
The majority at last succeeded, by a
by majority Of one, in having the rules
suspended and Il report made from tho
committee on Rulcs.
Mr.. Garfield thcrcupon reported the
new rule previously offered 10y him to-
day, to prevent hllibu,tering, and the
question Is now under discussion.
Mr. Butler Of Massachusetts, moved to
suspend the rules, 80 as 10 give the COM
mittee on Rules leave to report forth
with the changes or amendments to the
rules, and providing that during thr con-
-ideratien of such report, no dilat"ry
motion whatever shall hc entertained BY
the Speaker. Thi. led to an animated
discussion. Mr.. Randall and others
claiming that thi- same motion. in Il diff
frrrn, form. had already been defeated
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-03
Don't HACK, Hack, Coush.Cou.n

Cough Is 81 symptom 10y which various
diseased conditions of the throat. bron-
chial tubes and lungs manifest them
selves. But whether it arises from the
irritation produced in the throat and
larvnx bv taking cold. from an attack of
bronchitis, from iucipient consumption,
or from various other causes. nothing
will allay il more speedily or cure ii
more permanently than DIR. Pirrcc'S
Golden Medical Discovery. ltdoc> not
matter whether il be- recent attack, cor Il
lingering cough, the Discovery j. IN
either case equally well adapted for IL
relief and permanent cure. In fact, II
will cure cough IN onc-half the tim"
necessary to cure ii with any other m"dl-
cine, and it does it. not by drying II up,
but by removing the cause, subduing the
irritation. and healing the affected parts.
No time should bc lost in commencing
the use of proper medicine for the re-
lief OF u cough. for unless this course *
pursued, serious and dangerous diseases
of the lungs Is liable to result, Golden
Medical Discovery is sold by all dealers
IN medicines.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-03
FOREIGN.
Condition of Foreign Crops.

LONDON February 2.-The Mark L"'s
Express in lis weekly review, says the
flood, and shipwrecks have caused great
damage Dry samples of wheat are un-
commonly scarce and the downward ten
dency is les marked though heavy arri-
walls prevent rise IN price.
The Pail Mall Goseite says private
telegram from China confirms the death
Of the Emperor, and states that the En-
press, overcome with grief committed SUI
icidc, that the son Of the Prince, y"nr,
old has been proclaimed Emperor, and
that the Emperor brother Is proclaimed
recent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-03

said he could never face the latter again
subsequently, Tilton told BeeCher that his
wife had urged the policy of complete
denial, and said that the mistake in the
first place was in not denying the whole.
The witness told her that she could do
what she choose upon her own response
bility, and she wrote card for pubhca-
ton. The witness showed this to Beecher
with the statement that Mrs. Tilton
wished him to also write card denying
the charges. Mr. Beecher said that il
would be useless for him to do that un-
less the witness promised that he would
not make the denial of no effect. The
witness told him that he had nothing TO
fear, unless he was the sggressor, in
which case he (the witness would defend
himself at all hazards. Beecher then sat
down and wrote card of which witness
had Photographic copy.
Titon then called upon his counsel for
defense and to produce the origlnal IN
Beechcr's handwriting.
Mr.. Sherman said that he did not
known what paper was meant.
Mr. Morris said that Mr.. Sherman
could not help knowing.
Mr.. Sherman then produced several
papers, one of which the witness identi-
fled as the paper in question.
Mr. Evarts said this was paper which
he had offered in evidence, but which
had not been sufficiently identified for
him to get in.
Mr.. Fullerton then read the paper As
follows:
BROOKLYN, December 20, 1872.
| solemnly deny the scandalous chage
made against me and Mrs. Tilton, and |
DENY that there has been any criminal
relations between Us, or any color
or any reason for the charge.
Nv acquaintance with Mrs. Tilton
has ever been that of the greatest
respect. | here desire to state in addi-
tion that Mr.. Tiiton, during the whole Of
this shameful scandal, has invariably
spoken in the highest terms of his wife,
and has shown to me the highest proofs
of friendship. II. W. BEECHEE.
Answer resumcd-Moulton was pres
ent at the early part Of the interview, but
he had to leave; Beccher wrote prefix
to the card in the shape Of note to
Moulton, explaining the purport of the
card; after he wrote it he asked me if
thought it would be satisfactory; | asked
Carpenter, who came in, to go around tC
my house and bring Mrs. Tiltoni he did
So and she expressed herself satisfied
with thc.card; nothing ever came Of the
card Beccher said there was danger, in
case of disagreement that this card would
put him at disadvantage before the
public.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-03
East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY. january 2N.-C"'t"
Receipts for today l,Gl5 head. supply
light but quite equal to TIA" drmani.
Market very dull and nothing doing In
fact ,curcely enough to form r".Iabi"
quotations; ocly 40 head changed nri'
At price. against the seller; good cattle
are scarce aud none "uth" marH''' h'-'
81 %; medium, 10 good - 23h'' 90,
common 10 fair 81 jOG,5 90; ,toch"f- r'
sales; bulls - sjm4 %. Hog R"y"p'-
for To-. day 2.I3j head; Workers - %"
m7OO; Philadelphia, = 4O"7 60. Su"np
Receipt. for to-day $500 h,nd' n..'
Is 5Om : -; medium - OOrrj -.
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SrocKs-The market was active sni
strong during the entire day, with 'n'
single exception of st. Paul. which Wa
dull and heavy at 373@3S. The advance
for the day ranged from +! TO per cent
The features We're Northwestern, Pacific
Mail, Union Pacific, Lake Shore and
Wabash. Pacific Mail went up on re-
port 10 the effect that negotiations were
pending which were likely to be success
ful between the Pacific railroad. and the
Pacific Steamship Company for tine cN-
change of treigbts. The market closed
active and strong at the highest iigur"s
Of the day. The transactions were 2lj.OOO
shares, ofwhich 10000 were Pacific Mai.
$1,000 Western Union, 1900 North
western common. 10000 Erie 2SOUn
Lake Shore, $1,000 OhioS. 5000 Wabash
and $1,000 Union Pacific
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-03
Philadelphia Wool Market.

PHnADELTHIA, FrbrWry = W"UI
Fine quio, but firm, medium a"h''.
bighcr and scarce; Ohio, Prun-yIFe-
MIN and West Virginia double oA'r
and above j5Ca jGc; extra 55r, w"
dunn j6m 57Ici coar-r jOr, j2!c, ~"
York. Michigan, Indiana and N"-''ru
fine 49m j2c; medium jjM jCr;coar."'oh.
52c; combing washed UOmo1r; o"mhina
unwa.hed 47c; fine unwa-hrI "j.i coar.'
washed 47m5lc; tub washed 55n, CO.,.
extra and morno pulled ijl, 5Oc; ~. !
and ,upcriine pulled ~" i''.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-03
CHARLESTON.
Interesting from the Senat-
orial Contest.
Hon. j. N. Camden With
draws.
An Eloquent and Graceful
Letter.
Result Of the Balloting---
Nothing.
The Capital Bill Probably to
be Voted on To-day.
CHARLESTON, February ..

NIX "
spccial 10 the Register:
At the opening Of the caucus this
evening, Mr.. Dennis withdrew his mo-
tion Of Si"e die adjournment, and stated
that he Wa, willing to remain IN caucus
as long rs there was any hope Of making
nomination.
Mr. Jackson then read letter from
Mr.. j. y. Camden, in which, IN "lo-
qucnt and graceful terms, he withdrew
from the canvass. The sentiments of the
letter elected hearty applause.
Mr.. McEldowncy then nominated
Hon. Okcy johnson, and the thIrty-s"c-
ond ballet was then taken and resulted
as follows: Walker. %; Price. 10; Bran
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-03
baltimore Mark et.

BALTIMORE, February 2.-Fi"ur-
Firm and unchanged. Wheat Higher
30. ! amber u 25;No. red 81 20, So.
, doll -. Corn-Strady; mixed ~.
Oat-- Firm; white wcstcru GGr, wutr
Gjc. Rye-Quiet and unchanged. Pro-
yi,ions-Quict and unchanged. Bu,t"r
Steady and unchanged. Coffee que,
but firm at lsta 2Olc. P"troi"mm Qw".
and unchanged Whisky Du.i ami
nomiuallv at GGlMg7c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-03
Meeting of RaiIroad Managers.

SrRIEGrIELD, Ills, February "A
meeting Of frailroad managers wa, held ut
Delhi Hotel to-day attended by all those
in favor of forming n through fast line be-
tween Kansas City, New York, Boston
and intermediate points. 1t was har-
moniou-, resulting in making up II
faster line than hu, ever been attempted
in the west, and will undoubtedly y rryolu-
tionize passenger travel between the far
west and the Atlantic. The lines over
which the fast trains are to run are tn"
II. * st .Teo, Wabash, |. b. X W, !. [.
X Lake Shore and their connections.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-03
Toledo Market.

ToLEDo, February 2.--Flour-Quict
and unchanged. Wheat-Stcady and IN
moderate demand; No. , White Wabash
seller February 81 -; No. white Mich
igan cash and seller February 81 o. /;
seller March 81 10; seller April 81 l2!;
No. > red 81 o.; rejected red S9c; No. >
amber Illinois 81 10. Corn-Quict and
unchanged. Oats-Dull but unchanged
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and STOCK
Market.

NV YORK. February z--M0N +
2lm8 p.r cent. Prime mcrchantIl" pa
per 4CrG per cent Sterling strong at
4s5t for !ixty days and 4S3!@4S93 for
.iobt Customs receipts ! 10000. Pro-
JTr. o,port. for the week $5G79.o00
GoLp-Stroug; opening at 49,, fell
r, ,II5f rose to ia: and closed Mt ia.
Carving rate lm2 per cent and hat.
The A.-i-tant Treasurer di-bur-ed S6I1,-
600. Clyaring- 5jGOOO,OOO.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-03
Henry Ward Beechcr IL Responsible
for my Intimacy with Mrs. Wood
hull.

hull.
On the evening of the lecture at Stein
way Hall. had not contemplated going
there; was under no promise to do so;
the article Tit for Tat was brought to
my office by some person and shown to
me; think il was lady from Callfor-
mia who showed it to me-; in the first or
second week of December, 1871,
Becchcr came into Moulton> study
when was present; he asked me If
Moulton had conferred with me- as to my
formally retiring from the church, and |
said he had done 20, but that | thought
there was no reason why | should resign;
Bccchcr said it was reported among the
church members that was Il spiritualist
and had for,alcn the church; he said he
understood my situation and how ! WAS
placed. but he asked me to write i0rmai
letter to the church, asking for dis
missal but ! said no; that he knew
the reason of nv being dcn-
titled with Mrs. Woodruff; | said if
il was dangerous to have my name
on the church roll to strike It ont or get a
new one printed, and | told himthat if he
treated the matter boldly, he would soon
get rid of the difficulties by which he was
surrounded; said it Wa, 81 false thing to
rcouire that | should retire from his
church on account of my liberal views
ofrcligion; | pcremptorily declined to
ask for letter of dismlSsI"n from the
church on that occasion. | met Brcchcr
in the cars while travelling; ! was writing,
and he came up and said, hope this Is
not another poem like "SIr Marmadukci
| said no. il was an essay; he SAID he
thought there was no peace on earth !or
him. and he saw nothing put trouble FOR
himself; | told him that if ne met 1t
boldly there could be no danger h"
thought my paper was lnlmic"I to
him, and advised that some person IN the
office should be made Il friend OF his; |
told him to 90 to his work and not be
downcast. and relieve his mind oi all APP
prehcnsions of me; the tears then came
into his eyes and he left me; that Is the
substance of that interview with Beccher.
When IIwa> lccturing IN the W est,l was
oskod about my sudden removal from the
Iad,DrHd,,t and on my return / tod my
friends of this, and also Mr.. MouIton,
Giving him the true reasons, when de-
Sired to publish in the Go'lsH Ag|, but
Noulton advised me not to do
So: the paper provided his article prepar-
rI by Mr.. johnson and myself for pub
Iicntion: the stories told in 1t were horn
Die and injuriou, TO my reputation; |
believed | was entitled in good faith to
the seven thousand dollars from Bowen;
| wrote = letter to pastor Halliday at the
latter period di.>olying my eonnection
tionS with Mr. Beccher with regard to
having some person on the Gris'iaH
C,iya who could deal NOR" fairly by me me
on the subject Of the scandal; one who
knew the facts and | suggested Oliver
johnson. After Bowen paid my 5000;
Moulton asked me as coming from Miss
Clahin. that il Bowen took back MS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-03
Mills Closed. WcnVcrs Thrca ten 10
EmigrRic.

FALL RIVER. Mass, February .
The Granite and Crescent Mills closed
yesterday, and the Merchant to-day.
Owing t. the dissatisfaction about
WAGES. the wraverS last night, resolved
that ! 800 of their number go back 10
England, half fare to be advanced 10
each. 1t is held that this will be much
more economical than keeping them On
the funds of the Union. The Spinners
working will be assessed 81 each per
week, while the difficulty continues. The
weavers say they are ready 70 submit the
differences to arbitration.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-03
DisgracefuI scenes in the Pcnnsylya
mia Legislature.

NEW YORK, February "A dispatch
from Harrisburg says Il disgraceiul scene
occurred in the Pennsylvania House Of
Representatives last night, growing out
of Il motion to refer the petition of the
citizens of Lancaster city, contcsting the
seat OF d. p. Rosinmilcr, Republican, rs
"a member OF the Legislature, to the Com.
mittce on the Judiciary, the issue being
Joined on parliamentary points. Mr..
Wolf, Republican, came in conflict with
the Speaker, who finally ordered Wolf
under arrest, when the Republican mem
bcrs rushed to the defense of their col
league and wrcstcd him from the hands
of the Sergcant-at-arms In the midst
of the commotion the Speaker adjourned
the House. During the melee pistols
were drawn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-03
TIE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER 7
WAsHINGToN, February !, Sr. NJ. J
PROBABILITIES.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
falling barometer, southeast winds and
ram, followed by nOrthwcstcrly winds,
slect or snow and lower temperature.
For the lower Missouri and upper Mis-.
sis,ippi valleys and Northwest and Lakes
Michigan and Superior, high barometer,
low temperature, fresh and brisk north
erlv winds and snowy weather.
For the Lower Lake and Lake Huron,
higher temperature brisk southeast to
northeast winds with rain or show.
For the Middle and Eastern States,
falling barometer, ca>terly and southrrly
winds, stationary or higher temperature,
and rain or snow.
The lower Ohio and lower Mississippi
rivers will probably rise slightly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-03

Create Il Disturbance.

Mr.. Clayton presented memorial of
James Brooks, of Arkansas, claiming that
at the election held on the Sth of March,
1872, he was duly elected Governor of
the State for four years from the first
Monday of January, 1873; that hr was,
in all respects, eligible, but that the gov
crnmcnt of the State has been usurprd
by force and fraud, and is now held 10y
mn armed force. He asks that the lawful
government of the State be recognized,
and such action be taken 10y Congress rs
will protect and control the government
in said State Ordered printed and re-
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