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HON. OKEY JOHNSON.

The Huntington Advertiser Is Justly an
simirer OF Hon. OxEY JOHNSON, one of
our candidates for Supreme Judge;
Hon. Okey johnson, OF Wood county
IN the West is one of the best nomins-
lions that could have been made. There
s no man in the State who deserves bet
Ter ol the party than he does, or who has
received less. As soon as the war
Sss over, when It cost something
10 be a Democrat and there was no
nope of reward, he commenced bat
tlns for Democratic principles He has
oeen true to them ever since, and has
alw'ys shown, that he held principle
above any hope of reward. He has not
failed TO show his loyalty 70 principles
even st the risk of telling the parry ur :
pals,sblc truths, ana has st alt times
shown peculiar fitness for the Office for
which he is nominated. He will get a
very large vote"
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s0RTY.F0URTH CONGRESS.
WAsHISaToS, June ~.
SENATE.

Mr.. Allison, from The 'ommittee on
Appropriations reI orts! With m amend
me t, House bill spPropr' ting for the
..Jport Of the arm. ior Ie nscAi year
snIing June 80, 1877 and gave
notice he would call It up Monday.
At the close OF the morning hour the
Senate resumed the consideration OF the
bill 10 regulate the assessment and col.
lection III taxes for the support OF the
govern ment Of .he District oi Columbia,
but after long discussion the whole
,ubiect was rscommitted
Mr.. Ferry submitted the folloSing
amendment To the sundry ciyi bill;
making an appropriation N build light
house and fog signal at Stsnnsrd'. Rock,
Lake Superior,
Mr.. Wright called up House bill
Tor the allowances OF certain claims re-
ported by the accounting officers VI tn"
Treasury, when verbal amendments wer.
agreed 70. and the bill passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Bogy, House bill Tor
the issue OF COIN was made the special
order for Monday nj 2 o'clock.
Mr.. Caperton Wa appointed = mem.
her Of the Conference Committee on the
Indian Appropriation Bill, in place Of
Mr. Ransom, excused.
Mr.. Paddock called up the bill report.
I'd BY him on the 18th Of May, W restore
the franking privilege, 40 ~ ~ have u
come up ~ unfinished business on Mon.
day.
The senate went into Executive se--
q ssion, and when tie door were opened
.liDurneJ
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WHEELING VA. MONDAY MORNING, JUNE

In politics 3 are Republican and 6
Democratic, and all are free-traders.
None are married and none ever expect
to be married.
After the degree of Bachelor of Arts
were conferred on Seniors Frazier, Ison
and Wetzel, and the degree of Bachelor
of Science on the remaining six of the
senior class, the acting President of the
University, DR.. Jno. W. Scott, announced
that the Board of Regents had conferred
the degree ei Bachelor of Arts on Charles
NJ. Bsbb, Daniel NJ. Border, William l..
Boughner, James F. Brown, Edmund T.
Bullock, Daniel Boardmsn Psrenton,
Marcellus l.. Temple, and James T.
Waters; and the degree Of Master Of
Science on John T. Harris, George z.
Linch, Taylor Bascom Mcclure and
Thomas Il. Price, all alumni Of the class
of 1878.
The assemblage was dismissed with the
benediction, by Rev. Jones, OF the NJ. E.
Church.
The military parade occurs too late in
the day for me TO send you an account Of
it. This leaves me at P. NJ. N.
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Murderer Lyuehcd.

TERRg HAUrE. IsD, June 25.-At
Robinson, Crawford county, l.ls, last
nighl ut 8 O'Clock, Dick Henderson en-
tered the Jail to lock up the prisoners,
whea he was attacked by Osborne, n
prisoner confined Tor murder, with a
small billy. msde Of wood BY the latter.
rhe sheriff yrasped the prisoner, and
they struggled to the outside. Another
prisoner, confined for horse thieying, es-
caped. In the meantime, tue sherlu
received very severe injuries from the
murderer, but held u him till the screams
of the vile Of the sheriff brought Il crowd
of citizens a. his assistance. These citl-
zens cut cotton rope from Nh awning,
and hung the prisoner to tree near, IN
til he was dead. He begged for respite
and for priest, but :hey told him there
WAS no time. The murderer was Il very
desperate man.
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al favor and tslxed of quite extensively
ss the second choice The South
seems to be strongly in his favor, and
will probably rally 70 him If it IL shown
he can be nominated. .is
The Nevada delegation held meeting
last evening, and resolved to cast its vote
as unit from first TO last for Tilden.
The New Hampshire delegation is said
10 be almost sohd for Tilden
The Massachusetts, delegation elected
Josiah Gsbbott chairman, and Albert A.
Hsggett secretary. att
Several Michigan delegates are
said to have deserted Tilden,
and Hendricks is gaining favor
with that delegation. There are
3 number of influential Germans here
from New York, Pennsylvsnia. Ohio,
Indiana and other States, including sew
ersl editors. widely circulating papers,
and to-day had sn informal meeting,
when the political situation WAS pretty
well discussed. It WAS stated that in New
York the Germans are for reform, and
will be satisfied with nothing else. They
believe Tilden 10 be the embodiment Of
this principle, and favor him.
They care but little for nominees.
They are largely Republican,
but are not welded TO the party, and
with the man who has shown himself by
every act of his official life 10 be- = re-
former NJ the head Of the party, the Ger
man vote, with limited exceptions, will
be cast for that party. The Germans
wanted Bristow at Cincinnati, because
they believed HINT be reformer. They
failed to get hun, and as yet they have
not accepted the man substitutedfor him.
With Tilden. they believe every State in
which the Germans hold the balance
Of power can be carried for the Demo-
cratic party. No other man can carry
this vote. The Germans care nothing
tor Tilden's name, only the idea which
e represent the principle which he
la. 80 tearles,ly and ably carried into
practice. The idea uppermost among
the Germans is the reform of the abuses
in !he government. They care little for
any other questions, and II the idea OF
reform is made subordinate in selecting
candidates By the Democratic Conven-
tion, the Republican Germans will gen.
orally vote for Hayes and the
mass OF the Liberals will drop
back into the Republican ranks, and =
majority of the German Democrats will
not vote st all. Tammany's opposition
to Tilden amounts TO nothing, in their
estimation on the contrary, il will
strengthen him, not only in New York,
but throughout the country, when 1t is
understood, ss il will be. that the opposi-
,ion Of Tsmmany amounts to thousands
Of German Republican votes in New
Ysrk. Tne dght they make h against
the very idea the Germans " warmly
cherish.
The Kansas City Tm>s published An
editorial here to dsy in connection with
the morning journal and will probobly
continue il during the Convention. 1t
strongly opposes Tilden and advocates
the greenback policy.
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THE Republican party makes the fatal

THE Republican party makes the iA'a'
error of supposing that the present cam
psign is to be decided on the strength OF
the smisble virtues of the candidates.
Not at all. This campaign is to turn
upon the capacity and courage of the
candidates with regard TO the work be-
fore them. There are many millions OF
people in these United States of unsullied
regulations. If that was the only re-
quisite for the Presidency, we might Sc
lect hundred thousand Of the ablest OF
them, and draw for their names by
lot, with entire assurance that any
one OF them would make as good Pres
ident as HAYES. What the people want
is President who will make short work
with the abominable system which exists,
with oppressive power, and plumbers
with astonishing cupidity in the seats Of
government. To do this requires some
thing more than honesty. IL trequlres III
iron will, great courage, and knowledge
OF the way to do it. In addition to al
this, 1t is indispensable that the man who
is selected for this work shall be under
no obligation to the administration
whose works he Is to destroy. IL is ao-
surd to suppose that HAYES will enter
the White House amid the applause OF
the very men the people detest, and be-
come the svenger of the Republic upon
them. Not bit OF it. 1t is absolutely
certain that the next President must be
elected in spite of the administration if
he is to extirpste its abuses. Hence no
man who is sincerely opposed to Grant
ism can cooperate with GRANT in the
selection of MS successor.
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Condition OF Mr.. Blaine.

WAsHINGroN, June 25'-Mr. Blaine
condition is unchanged, or, at least, has
not changed for the better. He has been
entirely confined to his bed for the past
four days and exhibits symptoms of ex-
treme physical prostration. He has q
low form of fever, resulting from malaria,
and the physicians have apprehensions
of its assuming typhoid form. A change
from this climate is regarded as absolute
ly indispensable to his recovery, and ar
rangements are being made for his
leaving for Maine on Tuesday BY route
on which ne can go directly home with
out chan ge of cars.
A petition for the pardon of VIM. o.
Avery, convicted in st. Louis in connec-
tion with the whisky frauds has been
signed by prominent Republicans and
many other persons. Representative
Sayter had made arrangements to leave
tor st. Louis, but having been elected
speaker pro tenn will take the Chsir to
morrow.
Representative Rsndsl left for st. Louis
tonight. Notwithstanding the large
number ut Democratic members thlther
it is thought there will b. quorum In
each house during this week.
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FOREIGN.
The Fourth In ENGLAND

LONDON, June "A The American res
hsnts will celebrate the Fourth of July
by dinner A majority OF the English
n0tables invited have declined. Lord
Stanley writes, saying that the recent
death Of his wife prevents him participa-
ting in sny public stair ot ike nature.
He expresses HI. sympathy, snd says II,
on the Fourth any Americans desIre 70
view Westminster Abbey, ne will be
hsppy ~ conduc. them through 1t, and
point cot the graves Of some OF their
dead. Jshn Bright deeply regrets thsi
the state of his health will preven: his
.ssendance
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How 10 Beat Hay en-.
Editors of the Register:

Editors of the Register:
A question vital to the very existence
of the Democratic party is To De decided
at St. LOUIS this week. and that import
ant question is who of the many distin-
guished Democrats that will be presented
to the National Democratic Convention
can beat General Hayes, the Republican
nominee for the Presidency? This We
regard rs necessity to the existence of
the party, because the disintegrating eff
tects OF another Presidential defeat will
almost render our party impotent as q
check upon Radical extrsvsgsncies and
corrupti.ns.
Personally favorable to tho nomination
of Senator Thurman, | regret TO say that
the nomination of Hayes by the Repub-
iicans, in my opinion, without going into
details, renders his nomination impractI
cable. Tilden's nomination would meet
with the same, if not u worse fate than
Seymour in 6S. Hendricks would be
bette, perhaps, than the aforementioned
out does not come up to the popular
standard that will be required to beat
Hayes
The Republican party will organize
the coming Presidential campaigh on the
Bloody shirt and issues OF the late war
platform. That will be their capital
stock, and their rallying cry,
and from indications, it will
be used with considerable potency
and effect, more go than we would sup
pose this enlightened age would tolerate,
but it Is nevertheless true; AID il becomes
the duty Of the st. Louis Convention, es-
pecislly in view Of the fact that they
make no compromise Of principle. to
spike thts g,a,, To turn this popular breeze
from their sails. TO destroy this their cap
ita4 stock; and this can be done success
fully by the nomination OF one of the
distinguished gentlemen whose name
will be presented to the consideration of
the Convention. And it is name that
will have peculiar chsrm ana power IN
this, the centennial year OF our coun-
try-one that will awaken a popu
lar enthusiasm that will sweep
the political field OF the Union like a
tornado. A citizen OF Pennsylvania and
connected with the distinguished names
that cluster around the immortal acts
of 1876 in that State, his nomination
will insure the old Keystone State to the
, Democracy thereby electing their ticket,
and that name is W. 5. Hancock, brave
soldier who has served his country with
distinction, with abilities and education
TO 6t him for any civil position, a con-
sis,ant and stauneh Democrat endeared
to the people of the down-trodden South
by his manly position on the Louisiana
question, and 10 sll the people by his de-
cided stand in favor OF constitutional
liberty. Let st. Louis give US Hancock
and we can beat Hayes. OBSERVER.
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The Clsrkshurg Ne7es and Weston
Democrat both fy the name of Col. BEN.
WIIsoN at the head of their editorial
columns, as the man 10 represent this
District in Congress the next two years.
The Democrat says, as the case now
stands, the Colonel will be renOminsted
and reelected with bat little, if any, op-
7. .sition. His faithful services while able
70 work, and the sad stfiictIons which be-
lei him during the past winter, have
created sympathy in bis behalf which
will return m to Congress more tri-
umphsntly than his most sanguine friends
could hop" for.
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w oOI.

Wool is sold at range of from thirty
to thirty-ffve cents per pound. 1t is only
the very finest heeces that bring the lat.
ter figure Akron Times.
The local wool market has not opened
in this neighborhood. Local dealers will
we understand, offer thirty cents, while
growers are holding for thirty-five or
more Cadi= .SsHiinet
Several lots OF wool were sold on Tues
day, for the ready money to pay taxes,
and the best figure paid was thirty cents.
-N7o Philadelphia Democrat.
The work of shesring sheep is CON-
pleted. The clip is very light, and the
prices offered by dealers correspond with
the weight. One dealer has offered thirty
cents and another one has offered thirty
three cents. There have been few
small lots stolen, but none sold.-Mar
tins Ferry NelCs.
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BELsRADK June IA battery OF
field shd siege artillery Was DESPATCHED
to the frortIer to-day. The Reserves
have bern called o0t for service 10 the
number OF siI thousand meo, and are
divided into thirty companies All Az
raaeement have been msde for the en-
tire Scrvian army taking upit strstegical
position BY the 9th Of July. Should |.
rupture with the Porte ensue, which ID
by no mean. unavoidable, vsriife action
is scarcely Likely ~ bssia before The frst
days OF July. Il s possible That Prince
Milan will next week i-sus $ Pr'rlama-
ton resembling var Manifesto and
then Join the army NJ Beigrsde-
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ra. Weston Democrat saws that, as

raE Weston Democrat says that, ss it
now appears, Hon. J. NJ. BENNETT will
BE- re-nomin sted and reelected to the
senate by common consent. Mr.. BEN
NETT il faithful, Intelligent, and ex-
perienced legislator, and the people of
that district will secure their own inter-
ct. and the interests of the people of
the whole State, by keeping Mr.. BEN
NETT IN the Senate as long as he will
consent to serve.
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N arPted.

NEW YORK, June 2i.-RObert Dale
Owen was married at Lske George yes.
terday. to Lottis Walton, danehter OF
the late MART, A. Kellogg, Of Hartford.
II VA. TO her M. Owen dedicated hrs
autobiography - ''to dear friend, at
a. whose pleasant home on Lake George,
~. NJ those nages were written"
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Tux old fsvorte, Goldsmith Maid, re-
tsins the vigor of her youth, and 81 the
ripe age of seventeen has equaled the
greatest of her earlier achievements. To
trot q mile ip 2l4 is about Is much
a. any animal ought to be asked to
do, but there is no telling what the horse
of the future may not accomplish. if trot-
ter. 90 on in this way.
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VALUABLE information concerning
Mrs. HAYES is beginning to appear.
The other day "she WAS dressed in brown
silk, tsshionsbly cut; lavender kid
gloves, white tie and bonnet Of black,
trimmed with white ribbon and roses
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Wsol-Grswsrs Meettng.

Editors of the Register.
Arrangements have been made for
holding meeting of the wool-growers OF
this and the adjoining counties OF Ohio
and Pennsylvania, at Wheeling, July
9th 1876, under the auspices OF the
Grange.
Persons attending the meeting rill
stop At the Grant House for information
rs to place, &c.
Other papers friendly to the WOOL
glover will please notice and oblige
CoMMIrTrE OF ARkANeEMENrs.
June 23d, 1876.
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Base Bali.

CoLUNBUs, June "a. Red Stockings,
st. Louis, 2; Buckeye,
CISCrysATL June 24.-Bostons 3,
Cincinnati I.
LOUISVILLE, June 24.-The Louis
villes defeated the Bartfords to-day by q
score of : to =, after Il brilliant game.
CHICAGO, June 24.-Chlcagos Is, Mu-
tuals 2
ST. LOUIS. June 24-The Browns
again defeated the Athletics to-day By
the following score: Browns, s. Athlet-
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THE Psrkersbarg Sentinel, the sturdy
Damocrstlc organ of Wood county, sup
norts DELAPLAINE for Congress. That
r.per hss had enough of lawyers, and
wants business man to represent US in
1r.nLr-ass
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Tax Keyser Tribune learns that JOHN
BLAIR HodE will be candidate for Con-
yress in the Second District. Judge
HoeE is an able and popular man, and
would make. an upright and efficient
member of Congress.
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A srsuSG communication in favor OF
Hon. Il. F. MARTIN for Congress in the
S-cnnI district, to succeed Mr.. FAULK
ssa, &, printed in the Shepherdstown
Register Jefferson county, Mr.. FAUX
NES hrIny candidate for the United
State. $, ,nste, We presume will not be q
CsnIids," against Mr.. MARTIN. Two
years ago MIR. MARTIN was fairly enti-
tied to the nomination, and 1t has never
been clear 10 our mind that he was not
the choice OF the Democrats of his Dis
trIct al that time Therefore. it would
seem that his nomination this year should
not be matter of doubt.
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PHiLAbELpBIA, June 2b.-A formal
progr,nme for the grand ceremoo'ss Of
the Fourth OF July ot~srvsnces has
been completed. The ceremooiss will
take place II Indepssdsncs Hall, bssin-
ming With . review Of the military IN
front Of the hall on Chestnut street The
literary exercises, under the snsp'ce Of
the United Stat>s Cesteopisl Com
Mission, Will take place 10 the square in
tie rssr d Indspendssce Hall.
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Mr.. CHIpEsTER IS to be reelected to
the House of Delegates from Lewis coun-
". That's right. Mr.. CHIDEsTER is
an industrious and attentive member,
and Lewis will DO we'll 20 use him still
further.
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To be Hanged.

BAravfA. y. Y. June "a -Tho'. z.
Quack-n b,es. con vIcted of rape on Mr..
Sarah Norton aged 90, from the effects
OF which she died, was sentenced 70 dav
to be hanged August llth.
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rr.op. for tine B,aek HiII..

SALT LAKE CITY, June 24.-ln &C
cordsnce with orders received mere from
General Crooks, four companies OF the
fourteenth infantry left Camp Douglass
this morning, en- route for the BLACK
Hills
John Cain, one of the escaped convicts,
WAS CAPTURED In the vicinity Of this city
to-day, and taken to the penitentiary.
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TrOttinx Race.

SAN Francisco, June 24.-The Bay
District race to-day, Goldnote and Voor-
hee., mile heats, three IN tive to haf-
ness, for $1,000, was Won by VOORHEES, In
2:2O3, 1884; 2:27.
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THg Steubenville Gazette thinks that
if the REGISTER desires to do simple
set Of justice, it will print the following
letter from Dr. Cook, of Bridgeport.
Well here goe-:
BkIDGEr,RT, June 9, 1876.
To the Edit,,. + the hd-ette:
received by mail this morning q
copy Of your paper of the eth inst in
which See your appeal TO me TO verify
your statements IN regard to what trans
plIed at the meeting of tue delegates Of
the Sixteenth Congressional Convention
at the Burnett House, Cincinnati My
recollection is that resolution
was passed instructing our dele
gates to vote for Allen and Thur
man, but should the majority of
the delegates from the State favor VIM
Allen, our delegates would be governed
by that majority. For my own part /
spoke in favor of, and voted for said re-
solution, believing that we would have in
the State Convention q large majority
fsr Thurman.
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TIE Neo State Gazette, Marshall
couuty,l comes out strongly in favor of
,ba denomination of Col. BEN. Wilson
E,r Congress,
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6old closed Saturday at 1l2s.

The peather to-day 0su be partly
.lo,.dv, nth sOutherty 'oinds, stationary
,,,rperdtlre.
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Hss.s Lss.s ExDssssss.

NEv Yosk, June - Nm Larry
MrCarIy and four children we're badly
borned BY kssosens lamp explosion 81
Ogdsssbary. n. j., Last evening. The
mother and oss daughter disd to-day.
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OhsO usa KuDe1.

Albert Curtis, son Of Judge Cnrti', of
Ashland, Ohio, vO shot and instantly
killed yesterday, in rsnebs near Lara
nIe city, BY 9 man named Chandler.
The shooting grew out o! difficulty
sboat Curtis Estting on some bay land.
Chandler h still at large.
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AGEyTn WAHTEDi Medal 4 diplomas
i.sssas.s Ass;sss 81 s..PictsrjA Bibles.
n fsIusfrntsons- AddreD tos neg eireu-
iaTa, A. J. HOLMAN . In, - Arch street
N iiedei ichia. ocf2Eo
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Bts~h Hills SsesSG-

Seven thousand pounds OF gold quartz
arrived ter. yesterday from Dead wood,
belonging 70 w. q. Bennett, and will h.
shipped 70 Omaha for crushing. Two
valuable specimens of ore, weighing
twenty four p ,gnds. and valued ., 81 90.
have bee .brppei by express. The last
shipment Of dast By The bank ksre 10
Denver. amounted 20 one hundred and
,ixty-dye o1nces
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.

Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
Of Main and 18th SITS.
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TIE helndlaas.

CHKrESxk, June 25.-A courier Who
left Goose creek, last Monday, with du-
plIcate Heraid special, and orders 10
reach Fet,erman by Wednesday night,
hA. not ye, reported. He is .upPo.ed
q have fallen into the hsnds OF the In.
dians.
Gen. Cars command reached Chsy-
enne today.