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SOB Ses 0eWerals SSoratto
GAthfhcm

ittsburg, "a. Suli. - @eneral SO.
ratio 5ubbell, ein alteS, promtnenteS Dttt'
glieo Der Sar bon PHILADELPHIA, ipurbe uers
9angene Na9t, ndbrenb er itd auf Seiud)
6ei 8ertpanbten in Der Ndbeoon bier befanO,
pom S5d1laQe oeriihrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-26
GutIaHen.

Selena, Miout., %. Suli.-9ie 8er-
Ionen, tpel6e oerbaftet murben, neil ile an.
qeblif, uoriges Sabr afinibotn.Snbianer auf
canabiIdem @ebiete get0otet batten, ipurDen
bur6 ben Sunbes scomnltiidr entlaiien, neil
bic Beueile ibrer Shulo nitt blnrel6ten, nm
eiue Quslieferunq All ref)tfertigeu.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-26
6sIe Oontnfer 0eifrai1Set. .

Gan Sranstsco, "a. Suli: : Der
9anpier ygafport," bon @oas Sat bterber
unterpegs, nit Yafiagleren uno elmer gaoun9
Soblen am 8orb, ftranbete geitern Wtorgen
su Boint 4riuas. Srau Irmitrong uno 2
Sinber ertranfen bel bem Serlufe, III ell
8oot All aelauQeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-26
Die Sdtre6lt6e Grplofiott TIT etttcr
Napterfabrtf.

SOMA &ttp, Soma, "a. Snll. : Sedl5
Wdnner murben our6 Die @rploiiou III
@loie's Yapieruliible get0Otet. Der Sed1Ite
mar Elm 5dotte, Namens Balter Clinton,
nel6er ii1 in elmer &ammer iiber Dem &ehel
befano, Der in Die Quft fog. Otan lab ibn
init bem Seifel 500 SUP boh IN bic Hntt flle.
gen uuo er itiir3te bann aut oas Saf etner
SirniBbube uno Ourd Oaiielbe; bort fanS
man ibu tobt auf benz SnBboben. Der Ser
luIt bes Sru. @loie betrdgt $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-26
Boa oem 8la6 Stus.

> maba, "a. Snll. = yin 9abea8
Corpus gefebl In Der 4ngelegenbeit oeS
GQpt. @orbon, uelder bic erIte Abtbeilung
pon 8er9leuten in bic Slad Sill8 fiibrte uno
iih bisber meigerte, iein @brenwort 5u 9eben,
nidt bortbin 5uriid5ufebren, 1T 9enebmtgt
ipOrDen. @egen ben l. augnit ptrb er hler
BON Camp SberiOan, no er btSber 1elt9ebal'
ten murbe, arlfonlmeu. -
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&nnfnfenf.

Ntontreal, "a. Sult. = 6oonep, Oalan
& Comp, S6nittruaaren Sanblung, itellten
beute ibre 3ablunsen elm. 9aiioa sl00,s
ono
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-26
0pd, Elm WorS itt WltiIntrt.

9 t. 2oni 8, %. Snli. = Die betoen
gteger Sill Sourban unb Sim Saugban ges
rietben beute DiOrsen IN Streit, Der oamlt
enbete, baB Der 9ettere bon benz @rIteren ge=
tDbtet murbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-26

uub Sohn 9rapes, in Streit. Qetterer ergriff
eiH Bell uno itlug OaIielbe ieinem @egner
in ben SOpf, 10 haB Oieier binnen einiqel
Stunoen oil Der erbalteuen 8unoe ftarb.
Ser M1rner fit,t i'm G5efGuQuifie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-26
Nfnro itt WctttiinIraltfett. .

orriStown, Benni., "a. Suli. -
@dbrenb zines Streites i6oB beute Slaaf
Saquette ben Slaiius BaitoriuS in ben
lluterleib, ihu lebeHsgeidbrltt perrpuu=
0euA
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Wnh mehr ..frtttttttter gNhtsfcD. )"

@bicaso, "a. Snlt. = Die &epeniie~
geamten baben bas groBe Reftifi3ir >@tabltIies
ment Der y8iper Oeitilling Comp" me9en
betrigerii6er 9ransaftionen in SeId)la9
genommen. 8eitere Sei6lagnabnteu meroen
fofnpr
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Scr Sanfra,tb At gstntl,rnp

BOrtlanO, Wte., "A. Sull. = pcnte
morgen purOen Die brei Rdnner, pelt)e 5u
Bethel auf Den @er6aflt bin, an benz Sant=
raube sn g8intbrop betbeiligt gepeien 3u
iein, perbaftet murben, nad gSintbrOp ge=
bufs ibrer Soentif5irung gebradt. Wan
glaubt nif,t, baB Der SerluIt, ben Die Sant
erleioet, $4,000 iibcriteigcn miro. Der
gr0Bte Gbeil bapon entfdllt anf Die Spar.
banf.
Die brei Su 8etbel perbafteten 8eriouen
itnb nif)t bic rid)ti9en @inbreder, man
9laubt aber, oaB fie iid3 ba5n gebrauden lie
Ben, I'M Die aufmerfiamfeit Der Seb6rben
bon ben eisentli9en 0teben ab5ulenfeu. Die
Sanf bat cine Selobnung BON $4,000 auf
Nin lG,.nrnif,,ttn Anr Nnt, t,tarnt1 n,tSnnint,t
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selbitntoro etneS oretsebuiabrt8ets
4tt1bett.

8ofon, "a. Suit. = 9arrD q. 6a1nes,
1s Sabre alt, id)oB iid beute eine &usel our9
ben &opf. Derlelbe mar fir iein 4lter anger.
orbeutli6 milo unb fiirslif purOe es entoedt,
bas er ieiner Wutter cine goloeue 1br nebft
Sette qeitohlen unb oerfauft bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-26
WDr0 ttt Ohio.

Cincinnati, "a. Suit. = .3n @arrett,
@itp serietben geitern abeno swet Seiser Der
Baltimore Ohio Sabu," Anorep &eelan
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Sr,ttale Sebam6lttn9 bon Settet
eitfe& SernenftfcffA

9 t. : o u 5, %. Sult. = gSabren0 ole
Gefangenen BON Sort 9eapenWooth geitern in
eiuem Gteinbrude arbeiteten, betam @tner
ben Sonnenitid) unb ftel betuuBtlo8 nieoer.
Sn bieier Sage idtug Ser9eant 9o9an oen-
lelben unb brad1te ibm Serleeungen bel, an
benen berlelbe balb nadber peridteb. Der
llnmenld) murbe uerhaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-26
GH In ckttSidnt.

Sn0ianQpoll8, 25. Suli.-Nuf elnelu
gicntc eritad 9eitcrn Sranf DtepcrS ben
Charles Sernauer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-26
gSerMiidlte Sepeid,ett aus
TetB @otf.

Rep>gOrt, "a. Suli. Sob er0ffuete
Su 1923.
-Oie y8u9bdnSler 80rie uno Qiquiba=
tions. .Gomntiifon" i6loB beute gtadulittag
ibre 9eI6dfte. Sm SftOber B. s. tpir6
mabri6einlt9 nod cine 5meite Seiiton itatts
finoen. Ser 8erfauf tpGbrenb Der letten
Seiiion tpirb auf $400 900 geif)Gtt un0 6ers
ausgeber uno adufer iinO nit Dem Heiultate
rpobl Suirieben.
-8uoolpb SeBler, iriiber @lerf in bem 8ii.
reau be8 Gontroleurs bon 8rootlDn, befannte
iid beute idnlotg, fir $12, 900 StaptsSblis
9ationen aelfoblen sl baben. Sn anbetraft
Oeiien, baB er lpertbuolle Snformationen &c.
liefert bat, muroe er bloB su einem Sabr @es
fdngniBbaft nerllrtbeilt.
SIN 2aufe bteier 9Sod)e fameu 956 50.
beSfdle Dor, 66 nebr, ais III Der uorber8ebeu-
ben gSo6e.
Der Oampfer y@laribel" bon gSeit- Sn=
bien an9efommen.
-9te Oantpier ,gnglaub" BON 2iperpool
uno oDfaaS" BON Rotterbam itno bier etn9ea
troffen.
-0as @enera[s GOnite bon ySantmanDz
San" ueriammelte fif) hente gtatmittag unb
beidlob nit 40 gegen Stimmen cine 8ecr.
9aniiation i'm g., II. ulto 10. Siffrtft. Stes
les tit uorlauft9 cine Nteoerla9e bon WortileD
unb Goitigan.
Der lpD9entlide ganfberi6t giebt fols
genben Qusweis: 9lbnabme Der 0arlebeu
$2,0o9, 500, 3unabme Der Spe3ie 1884 800,
3unabme Der y2egal, ,9enbers" $1,219,9 900,
3unabme Der Oepoliten s1,302,O 200, Ib.
nabme Der @irfulation $202,20 3unabme
Der Reierpe 81 ,448, 900.
-&dbreub eines Streites, Der III S5ol9e
zines Sartenipiels in uersangener Nadt bier
entftanb, ita9 Mart 0insfep ben Shomas
QoftiS unb perpunoete ibn lebensgefdbrltd.
Der SbGter fpurbe perbaftet.
Der Dampfer D@itp Of &i6monb" BON
0iuerpool angelangt.
3afdatser @atttnmoro.
8btIabelpb ia, 25. Suli. - gSdbrenb
MarD S. Conn, 25 Sabre alt, bon @beiter
ii9 bier gum geiu9e bel ibrerMutter befanb,
sielte ibr @atte NIT einem @epebr sauf fie.
gttdt abueuo, ,baB OaHelbe gelaben mar, briidte
o. +oS ,,,n As
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GoatTpm.

NemsOorf, "a. Suli. - 0as Court.
lamb StraBen Sdbrboot ram persungene
Naft i'll eineS Der I'm Sdlepptau fi9 befn'
Oenben 8analboote unb ianf iofort, @ineS
Der Qetteren lit ihwer beiddSigt pOrben.
Serluft bon Meni9enleben finO feline 81 be-
flQdeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-26
0ittartff attf ettten Neooftettr

GfeDelanb, Ohio, %. Suit. = CONN.,
aheno Na1mtttag tral Der Siilfs Strabenz
Snipeftor 2eiuler in pas 0tebaftions=2ofal
bes ,,2eaber" uno idllu9 ben &bef Rebafteur
s. Comics in'8 @efGt, neil Elm 4rtifel in
bem 8latte i'm bei9uloigte, setpiiie ftdotii6e
Nrbeiter uerleumoet su baben. Nls bic unls
ltebenoen ibp ergreiieu molten, 3og er etn
Biitol, crblelt aber bon Comics NIT einem ei.
iernen Gtode einen Sdlas iibsr ben Sopf unD
| muroe bann Boli3ifen iiber9eben, bic ibu ais
| Nrreifnuteu Qbfiihrtelt.
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eStt Wnflaae pcrickt.

Wlilm autee, gSisc., "a. Snli. - Die
@raub> Sur1 oes Sunbesgeridts bat ii9 Der,
tast. Sn Antlage5uitano wurben periett:
9eorg 8. @rsfins, ST Collector Der iunereu
Steuern, uesen Seruudldif9uug ieinerQmts,
pfli9tsn; q. q. @eiBert, @r 5itlfs-@olefs
tor; pier aid,er, fieben Qabenbefeer, pier.
uubswunSis 0iettlfSirer, 3w0lf 8ranntmein'
brenner, elm Mdl3er uub snei @etraiOebdnb=
Ter. Collector Sean, Der auf Die Seibuloiz
9ung zines gerpiiien 9artmann bin, ipelder
bebanptet, er lei Der @tgentbiimer BON ielte.
men 8einen, bic burd Sean confisSirt nor:
ben ieien, BON ben Staatsbeb0rben oerbaftet
moroen mar, rptro am nGfften Wontag BON
ieinen giirgen aus9eliefert unb bann iofort su
leinen @uniten Elm 6abeaSs@orpus= Seiehl
erlpirft merben. @egen Die Seamten, Die
bic Serbaftuns OOrnabmen, nil man 9eridt-
lid eiuitretten,
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Sufdatger 8atttnntoro .

YbtIa 0eIpb IA, %. Snll. = gSdbreno
MarD S. Conn, 25 SABRE alt, bon @befter
ii9 bier gum geiuhe bel ibrerMutter befanb,
sielte ibr @atte nit einem @epebr sauf fte.
9tt9t abueuo, ,baB Oafielbe gelaben mar, briidte
er los uub ieine6rau ititr5te tOot nieber. Die
&ugel mar ibr in ben llnterleib 9eOrungen.
Soun nl1r6e nerbaftet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-26
0Ims @niti6ana.

Wetp@ Orleans, "a. Slllt.-StaatSan
malt 6ielo ferti9te beute Die anfla9ei4riften
aeaen Charles Clinton, 2uoiteur; anton 9u=
bnclet, Shaemeiiter; g. 8. Desmond,
5taats>5 5etretdr, nnb Charles gs. eopea,
Spre6er bes 5auies, ale Wtitslieber Der Sun.
birungss@ommiiiton BON 1874, aus. SieIels
ben finb bei9uloigt, titnf Staatse e4nmeiun.
gen, pom aueiteur ausgeiteat, TN Setrage
bon $lSS ,557. 80 funoirt nnb cine ungeieeli9e
unb unseredtfertigte Sorberuus ge9en ben
Staat erboben gu babeu. Se0er Der 4n9e'
flagten muBte $4,000 Siir9idJaft ftenen.
@egen Den Staats,Senator 9. s. 9errpig
wuroen bon Seiten beS Staatss sanwaltes
spei anflasen erboberl. SIN Der erten tpirb
er beI1ulhigt, @elb inter faliden Sormdn1
ben eri1pinDelt gu babeu, inoem er, alS Sor-
fibenoer oes Senats- -@omite'S fiir suidQige
9lnsaaben, 3ablungss gssanmetlunsen auf be.
triiaerii9e SOrberungen auSgegebeu uub bonn
gluoitellr auf ieine Sor teaung bin, oaB bic
Sorberungen gereht unb geieslid) ieieu,
Staats. .Anmeiiungen erbalten babe. Die
2ebteren itno BON finsirten 3ablecn unb Don
Serwig inboiiirt nOrben. Die 5rpeite au'
flage bebt berpor, baB Seripig in Der uorber
ansegebener @tgeni9ait sefali6te antpeiiun,
gen ausgeseben babe, obmobl er gewuBt babe,
DaB Ste Yerionen, bic bteie @elbforberungen
| ffefteu. niCht erilttrtel.
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Seicrtcttrc erfr1tttfett. .

% E NJ Oorf, "a. Sult. = Nntonio
Bidicintia, gDparb Slsbrof unb eth unbe.
fainter Matroie BON bem Sunoesbampfel
yYonbatan" ertranfen, lpd5reuo fie BON Der
S9tffswerfte in Srooflpn an oas 0anO su
itrplmnen ueriudten, nm in beiertiren.
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Sommer-Tbeater


XEEJI in Der
@ ~9ermartia >DidnnerdJor=9aae,"
9ir. 1872, Bef'SombGroitraBe,
Trettag, ben 80. SulI,
iir 0titgttsoer oss Seretns nno Ssgtn STennoc;
Srl. e. 3u ter:
p9as Sd)tperot oes SantofIes"
uuo
"Ber ift nit 2"
giutritt % @ents "a BeriOn. BiGete iino nur bctm
8ermdlter Der Saue gu baben. y. NeDiel.
Der lluterSeifuete hoift bag beies NIT 9ru. Yieos
lei Dortduf9 semaGte arran9emeut ben SeiiGa per
Udt9lteoer er6aten miro, uno oieielbeu oeiieu I'M
ternebmeu ourd1 retbt Jablreben Seub unteriiieen
tperben. gtidbtsUdt9Iieoer tonueu inbeB nur BON
UdtgIiebern eugefibrt iperoen. Sie @iuribtuug Der
6a4e tuiro fuie bel ben Wtttluots @on3erten nit
9eiuirtbun9 iein. Ser TorHano.
GB- mir empfeblen Jusleib bic Sale ben 8eretnen
uno @eieahaften fur Ydle, @onSelte II. |. 10. Ste@
ielbe tft unIbertreidb i'm Betref Der AtuItif, bat
cine gut ansgeftattete 8ubue uuo btetet ale Se@
quemltd1teiten fir Wiuters ooer CONNER Ser9nllS
guugen. ytGbere auSfuut ertbeiI Der Nerp alter in
Der bane. G779,SD
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Wbtritts>
Reiuiguugs.
Wnnarat.
Serbeiierter
ni9t : erplnFber
8etM1lpfer

SanptSfIee: Nr. 26, Noro=& q
s}Weig Office: Wr. 16O, ytpro
2Hobmtins oes &. II. Smith, Wr.
Garoltnepraf;c. = Nbtritie, Sloafe
Seller II. {. NJ. iperben bel Gag uno gto
ruh ODER 9efabr oes @rplooireus aerei
Iunsen weroen er6eten uuo piinttli6
(Suui11, ,1SH)
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@aftitts l1ltO SeInitlnnr0. .

@incinnati, "a. Sult. - Der in Der
SOritabt 6iuerfoe wohnenbe s. %. SrDion
eridoB 9eitern abens ieine Srau uno oann itd
ielbft. Die llriade su oteier Sra9Obte iIt
nod utCht ern1itteIt moroeu,
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gelegrapbiiae 9epeiae1.
sSalanSs9epelle.s.

(Beridte Der nGHociirteu Breiie" fir ben "Sor'
reiponoenten.~)
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Qonoon, "a. Snli. : Die Disconto'
State bstrdgt int offenen 0tartte 24-28:
oiees lit as inter 8anfrate. - 2luf oel
9ftienb0rie betrd9t Die OiSconto. State l IT,
amerif. neue 2lnlelbe 1881.
Qtberpool, "a. Suli. = Saumipollt
feiter. Sberl. 7; SrI. II; Sertaufe 12,o0C
| Sof(pu
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-11
y. E.Chhnrch Congress.

PHILADELPHIA, November l0.-The
Church Congress of the Protestant Epis
copal Church OF the, United States assem-
blea to day. Papers on the best method
of procuring and preparing candidates
for the ministry were read. At the ses-
sicrr -tcrisv, Rev Clement NJ. Butler,
ID. ID, OF Philadelphia, in speaking OF the
school question said: We should aban-
don the irreverent farce and desecration
ot the perfunctrry reading OF the Bible
in our public schools. Thousands OF our
citizens feel that this would be the right
thing 10 do, who are yet unwilling to
Weld the point because it would seem like
surrender to Romish diCtation. Like
Fdl,tati, they do not choose 10 be virtu-
Gus on compulsion, but If it be our con-
vlction however, it may have been reach
ed j; will be- true dignity to accept it.
No good cause loses by Just
concessions; then and then only can we
place our public school system on an i'm
prcgnable foundation; then only will all
plau,ublity be taken away from claims
Tor Roman and other sectarlan schools;
then also would churches be made to feel
anew AID more deeply the duty OF re-
ligious education of children of the
republic.
At the evening session of theProtestant
Episcopal Church Congress the subject oi
church music was discussed. The first
Of the speakers took common ground
against the practice of committing the
musical parts of theservice of the church
to Quartette choirs or weak chorus IN
gallery, and IN favor Of the participation
of the entire congregation i'll this part
OF the worship. Each Of the speakers
WAS also severe upon the rather prevail
ing custom OF having operatic music,
such an adoption from worldly compo
sitions, familiar to the opers-goers, rem
dercd us part of the Divine service
Revs. William Deyer, Morrow, Essten
p. J. Vaughan and Lewis, of Washing
ton, expressed views which were entirely
opposed to those above.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-11
Detail. of StnnIcy's Report.

The Herald publishes in a telegram, a
synopsis o: letters received in London
from Stanley. He says Livingstone WAS
wrong in reporting that the Nlctorin
Nvanza consisted of five lakes, He
states that Victoria Nysnzs is one lake.
The river Shmeya is the principal feeder
OF the lake, and the EXTREMIST source OF
the Nile yet discovered. Stanley had
several conflict, with slave dealers. On
one occasion he was attacked by one hun
dred natives, armed with spears, in thir-
teen canoes, who were repulsed after
severe fight. Three of the natives were
killel. Stanley arrived at Moayura on
April 18th, where the King directed eI-
traordinary festivities and displays. This
King has two million subjects, and is
Mussleman. He has great intelligence,
and his dominion affords the best augury
for the possible civilization Of Africa.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-11

On EneoIled Bills-Messrs. Cunning
ham and Loemis
To Examine Clerks Ofiee-MessFs.
Ferrell, Burdett and Grsntham.
The following are the
OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Speaker-ALExANDER MONROE.
Clerk. BERNARD PEYToN.
ASSISTANT Clerks-J. w. WoFFINDEN,
J. NJ. SCRoeIS, b. S. THOMPSON, and
NoYEs RAND.
!Ser0eant-at. ATmS-WM. L. MoFFIT.
Doorkseper-W NJ. PATTON.
Paqes-D. w. BEACH, FRANK Cox,
MOSES DoSNELLY, and JAMES DAN
BURY.
Committee Clerks-H. r. HOWARD,
JAMES HAMMILL, f.. j. TAYLOR, and 5.
l.. WEBB.
THE STANDING COMMITTEES oE THE
HOUSE
Are rs follows:
Pr,rGte Corporations and JOINT Stock
Conpanles-M West, Stuart, Will.
iiams. Huffman, Warden, Agee, Znn,
Dyche and Vaughn.
Education-Messrs - Welsh, Chap.
man, Huffman, Warden, Campbell, Rey-
aolds OF Taylor Reynolds of Mercer,
Kirtley, Rogers, Snider and Upton.
Roads and Internal NdCigatton-
Messrs. WooddelI, Taylor, Wilson, Rey
nolds of Mercer, Lough, Stone, Small,
Dix, Squlres and Cornwcll.
TdrGhon and Fuaace-MeSsrs. Flem-
ing, West, Simpson, Gittinger, Farms
worth, Chapman, Enoch, DIX and
White.
Public Buidings and H,D,ane h.st.t0,
tions-Messrs. Tanner, Chidester, Hous-
ten, Welch, Morgan, Hall and Enoch.
Counties, Districts and Municipal Cor
oorations-Messrs. Miller Pricbard, Dix,
Farns worth, Thornburg, Morgan, Tay-
lor, Snider, Pugh and West.
Claims and GrierdnceS- Me-srs. Jor.
dan, Montgomery, FarnswCrtn, Turner
and Rogers.
Jud,c,ary-Messrs. jackson, Ice, Ca
lille, Hutchinson, Miller, Good, Mason,
Welch, Blakemore, Sehon, Stuart and
Campbell.
FOTTcttei ana HdppTODTutcd LdHdS-
Messrs. Ice, Houston, Powell, Depue,
Ferguson, Reynolds of Taylor, Short,
Shinn and Babb.
Enrolled BiHs-Messrs Blakemore and
Dix.
Arts, Sciences, etc-Messrs. Williams,
Cornwell, McCulloch, Ferguson and Car
lilc
PeTtentiary-Mcssrs. Prichsrd Enoch,
Sehon, Reynolds, of Mercer, and SPen-
Ger.
T0nnrgrGtion- Squiers, Flem-
ing, Houston, Kiriley and Hall.
Printing and Contingent EIps"Ses-
Messrs. MeEldowney, Prichard, Roles,
Vaughn and Dyche.
Elections and Messrs. De
pue. Simpson, Roles, Agee, Thorn burg,
Upton and Babb.
Military AF0irs-Messrs. Houston,
McEldowney, Short, Warden aud Sni-
der.
Executive Oticers, tc.--Messrs. Thorn
burg, Gitt,nger, Upton, Long and Sni-
der
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NEW YORK, November l9.-The
Greco Roman wrestling match between
Andre Christol and William Liiler for
$500 side, begun last evening at $50
and was declared dsraw at Il quarter to
, o'clock this evening each having secur-
.B a F.ll
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American Public Health AssOcia.
lion.

BALTIMORE, November 10. - The
American Public Health Association met
this morning. Over forty new members
were elected. DR.. Billings of the United
States Army presented tt report OF the
committee appointed to prepare schedules
OF thu questions for y sanitary survey ot
the United States.
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THE LEGISLATURE.

Both branches Of the Legislator" met
Alp o'clock. noon. Yesterday; the House
.,p..,.,.s :, Ws.bippton Hall, and
49,, nj -, tho soco,d
'"' '''''''' III " -.
Branch Of the CITY IouncIl. PRESIDENT
JoHS>oy va iu the chair in the Senate,
''' We. ''' .",,.:... -.
'yF- '''P'n''''--'' ''''' "''''7 ''''
la the Hou-" Speaker MONROE was IN
tie a.,l~. arI opened the proceedings
,-... ...,.... .,,...r q. little sneecb the
'" o.
'-a i''' "' "h.... is FF'"''' u, '"' u
,I.1yrr> rrvnr; ., the proceedings in the
H.. 10. ....,.,rt of .bi. nsn.r
'''"''' ''' &C.. ''.'
4 large number '' inc tn'Fc"""'' anu
Al.Ir.-s mon Of Wheeling dropped IN to
,4o-..n,.,,ye eI.II. Yesterday JyrIpo the
-.
''"-5'' a"1 "''"''s'" 'N0 p ''''N'"e'
10 t1'se bodies, and the rem" was gen
erA.. among the visitors, that both the
Vor.s and S....,..r, c,,,,,soa of fne
''o"''S A1-.l'".Sent gentlemen
The G1y.rg-, Message WAS read in
rrr IN n. S.,.... o,5 . 600 corias of :,
=
"e'' 0'ue'e4 TO De printed Ior the use o'
the members Of that body; and IN the
Hons. sna-a D.r,;ol ro,dirg :, w.s laid
m N. ,.hlo ond . ono comic. ordered 20
~
DC printed 'or the use tue members.
The following are the
OFFICERS or rHEsExA7E.
p-...,.., n - I,ux.,x
r.sI -, < NIiIyr
'tEA-JrNhFH :. VI LLEh'
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The Prohibition party of Concord, \.
H., have made nomination for Gov
ernor.
Kellogg has appointed the 25th inst. as
q day Of Thanksgiving In louisiana.
Thomas Adrile, Republican, was elect
ed Mayor of Providence, Rhode Island,
Yesterday, for the tenth time.
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rys4r summary Of the Governors
Message m oversight makes it read that
b.. -asromends amendments TO the "Con
r,s.5n regarding the filing Of Yacsn'
AN office. Itshould be amendments to
Oh. ,Isvs" etc.
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,,rRA COPIES orrHE REGISTER.

Members OF The Legislature and Others
..n procure extra copies of the DAILY
and " yEKLY REGISTER to send away,
~ applying al this Office, or to our re-
pl-ters in either House.
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Afhcrling arglster.

,,, closed il New York yesterday
=. !i4:.
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ry,y y-r reports TINS morning the
,.,ugus. arc that the weather to-day
u be partly cloudy, with westerly to
.-.-. winds. and higher tempera-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-11

The two leading Baptist paper. ia
Boston the Era and Wot;hmdH sud
Reflector, have consolidated, with D.
Lnrimer in editorial control.
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Serious Attack or Nice-PrcsidcDi
Wilson,

WAsHlNGToS, November l9-Yic"-
President Wilson was taken suddonlySich
at the Capitol this morning.
l2.30P p. M.-The NIcc.PresIeut j. dy.
ing of apoplcxy.
lP. M.-The latest report from the
physicians is that tn" Vice-Prc8ident j.
improving.
Dr. Baxter says the Vice-Prc'idert
has been affected with spinal irritation
for the last week, and had complained Of
severe pains between the shoulders. The
doctor j, OF the opinion that this was not
An attack Of either paralysis or spopIe1y
but that Il was caused by indigestion and
constipation lie apprehends no fur
ther dl dlfIiculty, and says that Mr.. Wilson
can be safely removed - his quarters nj
the Washington House this evening.
Among those who called to inquire as TO
the condition of Mr. Wilson we're Chief
Justice Waite, and other members ofthe
Supreme Court.
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Kr.ro erstisel 10 .ee that Ma emi

We are grstiRei to see that that eni
nent farmer aud Granger, ALFRED
CALDWELL, is a member OF the Senate
Committee on Agriculture and lmmi-
grafton. tie succeeds, in this position,
ais eminent iarmer-predecessor, Mr.
pASSELL. THIS is II graceful tribute 70
these hardy and norny-hsnded sons Of
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OF WEST NIR"iNfAr
AUDITOR OFFICE,
WHERLISG, Aug. l., 1879.

The following Is published for the in
formation and guidance Of all con
cerned:
The question of what fees and charges
ought to be charged, by this Department,
10 insurance companies Of Ohio and
other States doing, or seeking to do. bu-i-
ness IN TINS State IN pursuance OF our
laws relating thereto, having been raised
by parties interested, on the first day of
March. 1878, the opinion Of Hon Henry