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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-30
Fsulan Movement

Sax FEAsoiscG, November IA
Victoria Dispatch says that runOrs con
ten plating Fenisn inyAsion fesch here
rom san Frsncisco. Itis raid that the
bank and dock yard are the objective
points. Preparations are being made 10
receive them, and suspicion. looking
strangers will b. IuBec,ed 10 strict eur
viaLCe.
No hint Of the FeaiAn movement on
Vlc.or.a j. heard Of 10 this city, and the
ses-e :. uudogbledly utterly bsseless.
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WONDERFUL TO realize the new
nripciple, Dr.. j. Il. McLean's Cough
and Lung Healing Globules. As the
Globule comes in contact with the juices
in the mouth, gas generates, which
soothes and heals any soreness OF the
Thros, yr Lungs, stops Coughing and
Consumption. Trial Boxes Csc. by mail
DR.. J. ii. Mclean, 8l4 Chestnut St.
LOUIS.
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.aEgg vii. b. vacant sea; IN the
...r3 State, Senate from this State. on
e: dsy Of the meeting Of the Legisla-
.;s, Gov. PRICES service under
'. JAg0Bs appointment expiring
:hs. time. The vacancy
LII! no. De suffered to exist a
s-s.- iay. Every Democratic vote will
r lggr,srl in the SenAte ~ that time.
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NgAI wonderfully recuperating
..-..- Louisiana! a negro woman
.., s.! TO v;rce.-;hrough the lungs
a.. sai -r.. and yet in two weeks
..-.asr., B. 4..r To- travel two hundred
a.~,, tr..hp Returning Board how it
g., one
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Ir has been our uniform custom here
tofore to issue no paper the morning
after Thanksgiving but owing to the
stirring events in the South and the sn1-
ietv OF the public to receive the news,
tho REGISTER will be issued tomorrow
morning Ms usual.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-30
Horse sale.

NEW YORK, November 26.-At the
.sle today OF thoroughbred,. part Of the
collection Of ". Donahue 4 Co, spend
tlr.f. brought $3.50, Stanford slcO,
huckleberry (co.v |225 Pastor s46.
Media 500. Grey Leg klGj, Moilie Care~
s7j. and New York (colLJ 800.
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N.W.AlsE X Son. OF Philadelphia
g.bi.a a laa-ozsne devoted TO the inter
-. 70. styer,.-rrs, which looks TO US to
: -,',: value to that large class OF the
,.le.s public. It contains large
.allr. Of information about the news
i.?-,. o: the country, their ciEcnlations'
Z
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,.rgL,l,S Editors work Themselves
-.a , wonderful rage over lhe
a~ag OF auegro prostitute, yet have
INA W,,t Of condemustiCn when u
vi. S stricken down.
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It'll stated that the Russian Mediter
rsnesu squadron has been ordered to
,af,ye in American waters. 1t is sup
posed that even the Turkish navy, in the
svept of war, would be- able to dispose OF
any ships which Russia could bring into
assieR.
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Upon going into executive session
Gen. Anderson read report from Ser
geant Choumet, of the metropolitan
police, TO the effect that st Sis o'clock p.
NJ, Tuesday, Messrs. Hugh Jennings,
Samuel Young and Joseph Swain had
gone to the residence of Eliza Pinkston,
and propouuded questions 10 her in re-
gard 10 the killing her husband; whether
be had been killed by whites or
negroes, &c. The rePors went on
to say that one of the men pnt his
hand on his pistol ,snd that Eliza Penk-
ston had lsd from them,
Mr.. Gouthrieux, Colonel Zscharie asa
others Of the Democratic counsel called
upon the Board to allow them to pro-
duce witnesses 10 prov" that the charge
was false.
Gen. Anderson said It would not go
into the record.
Mr.. Gauthrieux said it had been sent
to the Board and read to produce sn et-
feet on the visitors and he thought tn
accused should be heard.
A Positive Contraction.
By request OF Governor Wytchchtf,
Mr.. Stubbs and Is wyer of Ouscnits, wss
heard. said that two OF persons nam.
ed IN the communication. Mr.. Swain
and Mr.. Young were IN the same room
with him at No. l30 Canal street With
about twenty other persons, the whole
evening and up 10 one o'clock NJ hiShI.
Mr.. AcGloln said there were twesty
other persons who could swear 10 the
same thing. Charles Iidevell and j. T.
Swain were called 10 stand and
testified on behalf of the Demo
Gratis, and questioned according
10 interrogatorles prcPounded the
Republican counsel being allowed to eX-
anime the witness orailsy. They have
the re5utting testimony 10 that gwen by
the woman Eliza Plnkstou, on Tuesday
in the OuachIta case.
Returns from Lafayette, Grant and
Targipshoa were brought IN during the
day. Two polls in Lafayette parish.
giving
$50 Democratic Majority, We're Not
Found
on the consolidated returns, but the votes
tally sheets. There was protest with
the returns, dated on the 2S.h. Tho vote
of one poll IN Tsngipahos parish was
missing, sRd the tally sheets also we're
absent. The returns from Grant parish
were received froG the United
States supervisor. The State super.
visor, after appointing commissioners OF
election eft the parish before the cleo
tion, notwithstanding the protests OF both
Republican and Democrats. The cleo
tion, however, WAS held under the au-
spices of Democrats and Republicans by
United States supervisors, with the FOL
lowing result: usyes, 375; Tnden, jlS
The returns froH Vernon, Franklin and
Livingstone parishes were oPeEed and
laid over. Statements from all parlsno,
are now in, hnI the Democratic Com
missioner has oUtalard official figure o'
every parish They vary only irw
hundred, due t. The throwing out ci polls'
from figures heretofore te.egraphed. Ga
Thursday the Board dispoSos Of the rs''
Baton Rouge cesc.
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"F1eHr1Na the Devil with fire.
Curses like chickens come home to
roost" Read the news OF Democratic
charges of Radical frsnds in Florida
It's mighty interesting.
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wr.r,> correspondent suggests the
Hon. Ira J. McGISNls, OF
r.. President OF the Sens:e.
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+. w Ir,s!ljgsrssr wants to fire the
, ....,7 besr, Why Is it the editor does
..,,,sr % Charleston and fire on
:. SlM!er
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[ Additional Di.ps.ehss on Fonrsh P.gs.l

PirrsBcEGH, November 3.-Petro-
leQn-Cruds active, bot uns.tiled sno
closed al Q 65 al ParEsri; rsdned steady
q, 2sie sof Philadelphia delivery.
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CrscrsxA7I Ohio, SoTsm5sr, n
River IS .se., and f4.lingi Cloudy sod
COO Arrived-J. ". Cat, Memphis
pspsrtsd-CoIs Aillar, Memphis.
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,x,gg,oS may not be law
C'-' ,,,nys. now TO lead witness.
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5F'1cfIjHq Ae9ister.


,or today ,o'N B, e'O"ds
y ..., ,-y,i,. io1sr ~" osrat'Ere,
.,.r " 'EJ'c.
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.r,r sovereignty Of the states and
m.io,,ty Of the people" 5 what
,,,, ,oi hi. mnions are warning
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,..-.,pEs HAYES denies The report
A.,,tl Of refusing 70 be counted
.g rsui.
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u, Virgins Legislature meets
''' ,.p ,hs ,econi Wednesday in
2 80; ,'!
,,.,;g nr"
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..,s! the geiicence OF Repub-
''l'' ., the south Carolina usur-
81 P'P'
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,,,,.ne Court Of South Carolina
..o,s,.r In an empire the sword
, ~ N-g
..0TenIr
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
The situation.

COLUMBIA, November 29.-The situa-
tioR to-day is unchanged, with the ex-
ception that the Republican House has
been In session all morning, but Is
unable to transact business on account OF
the absentees, which leaves 1t without
quorum. The Senate is discussing the
concurrent resolution passed by the
House Yesterday, to go into canvass OF
the returns for Governor and Lieutenant
Governor. The Democratic House went
into secret session in Carolina Hall.
After receiving the report OF the com.
mittee appointed yesterday to obtain
the returns from the Secretary OF Stvte
for Governor, Lieutenant Governor, the
committee reported that the secretary
had surrendered the returns to Mr..
Msckey, Speaker of tno Republican
House, The military still garrison the
State; House, The Supreme Court
met and adjourned without transacting
any business, the lawyers being engaged
In making returns to the habeas corpus
case of the Board of Canvassers in Judge
Bonds United States Circuit Court. The
sergeant-at-arms of the Republican
House has been engaged in looking up
absentees without success so far.
ChamberIsin's Dispatch 10 Grant.
WASHINGTON, November 29-The
President received the following dispatch
last evening:
COLUMBIA, 5. c., November 28.
HIS ErceLlency y. S. Grant, President Of
the Un.ted States, Washington II. c.
The House and the Senate organized to.
day. The Democrats on the refusal to ad-
nit members from Edgefeld and Lsurens
counties withdrew, leaving sixty Mem
bers in the House, quorum of all Mem.
bors chosen. The Housethen proceed to
business, the Senate then organized with
out delay. General Ruser has preserved
the peace and acted with perfect impair
TALLY and with great and good judg-
ment
Signed.
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Ye.terda1.ProeeedInE..

NEW ORLEANs, November 29.-After
considerable discussion Es 20 the returns
not received. Governor Wells stated that
the
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GoInto Executive session,

he said ;hs Democrats could present two
witnesses in toe case OF 0uschIrs, bu,
ths, only one could Be in the ROOM a. E
time.
Col. Zsdaarie said the other side Sss
allowed three witnesses, and he thyUZ i
he should have the same privilege.
Other, Of the Democratic counsel
prssseS the same poiul but Governor
Wells allowed only i've Eitns"s
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T..t,monytn I'm the Contested Case,

mus, be closed By Friday afternoon a.
o'clock. Mr.. We'll. raid the Board woulC
then
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What more vlVlu picture Cou'u We
have OF the suffering, persecution and
outr.ges that the white people Of South
Carolina are undergoing to-day than
that given US in this little sketch II
,nars he q difference, It is that now their
condition is more humilisting sud more
deserving of sympathy than that oi tne'E
ancestors in 1916. They then submitted
to British military rule for theiF
own sskes. To-day they are suo-
mi.ting, not for their own sskes
because war with al its horrors would
be q blessing to them as compared Win
their condition, but they are submitting
for our sake, for the sake of their oreth'
ran in other sections, for thssaks OF the
whole country, S they know that an
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-02-11
An Old Doll.

The Newport Neses has this accounts,
Of a venerable and notable doll : |
6 Among the relics contributed by New
port to the Centennial fair which the
ladies of Providence are carrying on,
is a doh believed to be the Oldest in the
country.asI is of'wax, aboutIten inchesI
high, and it has grown yellow with age
until it looks frightfully like a corpse
J, 1t boasts the following history It was /
imported from Paris as a model of the
fashions Of the day, and was bought in
Philadelphiaby Hon. Benjamin Bourne,
of Bristol, who was member of Con-
,gress from 1870 to 1896. The doll was
givento his niece Miss Lille EsTurner,n
daughter of DR.. Peter Turner, a surgeon
in the revolutionary army. Miss Lille
was born in 1892. The dolls eyes still
move, and it still wears the finery in
which it crossed the ocean to show the
ambitious DANES Of the young republic
how their Partisan sisters dressed.
A YoUNGsrER while warming his
hands over the kitchen fire was remon-r
,strated with by his father, who said:
:" Go way from the stove, the weather
is not cold" The,fttle fellow, looking
up denlurely at his stern parent, re-
piled: 81 amt heatin' the weather; I
am warming my hands, M =
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Mortified to Death.

Thomas Roach, keeper of a chicken
ranch on the old San Jose road, pur-
chased, several months ago, d lot of
fine cropple-crowns, which he kept aloof
from his less aristocratic fowls in a
small yard. The chief Of this family
was large black bird Of an exceeding
ly naughty disposition. He was mon
arch Of all he surveyed till about week
since, when Roach procured a white
bird Of the same breed and turned it in
to the yard of croppleIcrowns. The
two male birds Immediately joined in
battle, which, after a gallant display of
courage by both contestants, resulted
in the defeat of the black cropple. The
unsuccessful bird took its defeat sorely
ito heart. In fact, life was, no longer
worth possessing, since honor had de-
parted. The bird was seen trying to
kill itself with its own spurs. Not sue
ceeding, 1t tried to jam its head under
a gate, but again failed. 1t flew upon
a barrel half filled with rain water, and
after carefully surveying the situation,
plunged into the cask. Roach ran out
and found the bird with its wings close
ly folded to its side, its beak open and
apparently 6ndeavoring to srepress the
natural struggles at self-preservation.
1t was speedily rescued from itsdanger-
Gus situation, but refused to take any,
further interest in life, and after few
days Of mental torture and physical suf4
fering,, it entered that eternal rest
which was the one remaining desire of
its heart. .-Sdn francisco Bulletin. e I
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NUMBER AZ.
HOME INTERESTS.

-sCRAoKER PIEs-6 sods crackers s~brO-
ken fine, 8 teacups ofystera2s6 sugar,
4 lemons; CRATE the. rind and squeeze
the juice ), bake in paste. t.....s,... .,ss,;. 2
I INDIAN. N.RUsK.-2 light cups Of indian
meal, l cup of white Hour, teaspoon
full Of saleratus, enough sour or butter
milk to dissolve, I cup sweet milk !, stir
in of cup of molasses.
REMOVING TAN.-Tan can be removed
from the face by dissolving magnesia in
soft water beat it to a thick mass,
spread on the face and let it remain ,
minute or two. Then wash off with Cas-
tile soapsuds, and rinse with softwater.
MEAT LoAF.-Chop fine whateyereold
meat you may have, fat and lean to-
gether; add pepper, saltsahda finely
chopped onion, 2 slices of bread which
have been soaked in milk, and egg;
mix well together and bake in "a form.
This makes an admirable tea or brsak-
fast dish.
PURPLE OR RED CABBAGEs.-Take
off all the tough or outside leaves, slice
the m thinly and evenly, put them in
layers, sprinkle salt freely over each
layer, and let them remain twenty-four
hours. Drain the cabbage well. Boil
up some vinegar, add alum and spice
to your taste, and pour over it, hot.
Repeat this process for three or four
days. ..sz.s....
How TO Cook SALT PoRK.-Many
people do not relish salt pork fried, but
it is quite good to soak it in milk two or
three hours, then roll in Indian meal
and fry to light brown This makes
good dish with mashed turnips, or
raw onions cut in vinegar; another way
is to soak it over night in skim milk and
bake like fresh pork; it is almost as
good as fresh roast pork.
To RENovArE BLACK S1LK.4The
best article for cleaning or renewing
black silk is said to besbeer-going over
the surface of the silk with a sponge,
wet in the Germans favorite beverage.
Ammonia is good for cleaning purposes,
but it detracts from, rather than re-
stores the color The best dressing for
colored silk is to 60 over itwith liquid,
obtained by dissolving kid of the same
shade (old kid gloves) in warm water;
for black, use black kid gloves 81 .ld'
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The Vienna Mystery of 1S25-A Golden
Haired Female Found Packed i'm a
Trunk-The Capture and Confession of
the Mus derer.
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A Embellishments rendering it de-.
II sirahle that I should locate in Baltimore, l
have transferred my DENTAL PRACTICE in
Alexandria 10 DIR. D. II RUST. He has boen
for SO many years associated with mo as to need
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worthy OF the position to which l.s succeeds, and
bespeak for him tho practice with which, for So
long, have been favored.
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h1ovop2rjo Va NOR INF
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