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Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08

TIE bursting of a dam at Worcester,
Mtss' chusetts, on Thursday evening S,t
half past six O'Clock caused great destruc-
ton Of properly. 1t was estimated
that the dam contained 100, zoo, 600 gal,
Ions of water. Dispatches state that when
th' dam gave way the water rushed out
IN old mass thirty feet in hight. The
'trongest walls, most substantial houses
and heaviest railroad embankments gave
way before the rushing torrent lik5 bun
dies Of strw. No estimate Of tie dam
age has lc' been made, and no lives are
eportcd lost. The Inhabitants OF the
valley below the dam knew Of the i'm
nd ng dtnger hours previously, and
hal removed their good, to the bill lies
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08

TIE city o. Lewiston, Maine, is ablaze
with excitement over the fact that cit
izon of the place, who has Fever di,tin-
gulshed himself hithe to, has paid his
annual tax in sp' Gle. The Common
Council Is debating anxiously whether he
sh ! be sent to the Centennial or the in.
sane asylum.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08

By a ] e majority hiYi n Tous
OF Delegates has adopted re olution fol
the removal from Office by inn ca b.
ment presamably-ofa judge of a coun
ty court for conduct regarded as incon-
istaht with tie judic al dignity. He
] layed poker. Now if one of the New
England States legislature Lad voted to
impeach Judgs for payi g CT rds,
what howl about b'ut-5ellyi.m would
have been aised.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08

\ GREAT many bills were "rocl oted'
b. the Governor This is usually the
case at the end of session. Some of
those bills are meritoril us Tiers arc
not. But il Is not to be exl e.t.d that
when the Legislature was passing bills
tt The rate Of fifty and sixty day, that
Governor Irwin could examine them all
with that degree 0 f caution 4cessary ia
prevent BAD laws from Icing imposed
''pon the people. The members interest
ed have no one to blame but themselves
if they had attended to business in
stead OF "shilly shIlying," going to
horse races etc. the bills could have been
passed carly enough in the session, so
that the executive would have lie n com :
PEELED to sign or return them with his
veto.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08

A CoNTRAsT.-C Commodore Mutt and
the big woman will be among the attrac
tons OF Montgomery Queens circus this
Summer. The Commodore is one of
the most diminutve of men. while the
woman is said to weigh 72O pounds.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08

THEY have found an indictment against
ex-Congressman Ward, of Chicago for
whisky frauds. This is the gentleman
who, while in Congress, prepared a bill
compelling the miners to buy their claims,
which was only defeated through the
strenuous exertions of Mr.. Sargent,
then in the lower Heuse.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08

Works WELL.-Not case of wife
beating has been brought before the Po.
lice Court Of San Francisco since the
passage of the law making the offense
punishable by the application of the lash
Previous to its passage there was an av-
erage Of four or five cases every week,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08

A LARGE bald eagle recently attempted
to carry away a child of Mr.. tithian.
who lives in the foothills near Anaheim.
The screams of the child attracted its
mother who, with considerable difficulty
succeeded in driving the eagle away.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08

CALIFoRNIA's four Senator's Booth,
Sargent, Jones and Sharon-are now all
in their seats. This is two more Senators
than States are usually allowed, but Cal,
ifornia is grand and noble common
wealth, and the nation can afford to give
her few extra privileges Chicago
Times,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08

IHE Connecticut election was held
last Monday, resulting in a Democratic
triumph by decreased plurality. Con.
necticut has been so strongly Democrat,
ic Tor the past few years that no other re-
suit was looked for.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08

LAST Saturday, in San Francisco, n
man named J. NJ. Moreno, enticed his
wife into house on Sacramento street
ard brutally kicked and beat her. The
recovery Of the woman is very doubtful,
and Moreno's case was pnt over for one
week, with $4,000 bail, pending the re-
suit of the woman's injuries.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08

DAMAGED RErUTATIoNs.- Tile bomb
'hell thrown into the Republican camp
10y the Clymor investigating committee,
exploded with terrific effect and the hy-
ing piece, brought down the game in
every direction. 1t verify begins to look
as though the possession Of intellectual
Gifts which raise men above the level Of
their fellows, was only one Of the adjuncts
necessary to accomplishment of feats of
high toned robbery which lise beyond
the reach Of the average mind. Now
mes G1neial McGinnis, of Indianapo-
lis, and says that pure and unse fl h pa
I iOt, Iend. icks, one Of those to whom the
eyes Of the hungcring Democracy are
termed TO relieve the nation from the
corruption OF Republican rule, received
as q gilt, for the use Of his name $50, 900
worth Of water stock, and subsequently
rs one Of the Directors Of the Water
Works Company, swindled the stock
holders ont Of $4,000. which charge the
Cen raj offers to prove if the Governors
lawy;ls will afford him the opportunity.
Then we hear that Gen. Mcclellan,
Q,tllmakl, and Thurman, the apostle of
the "hard money" Ohio Democracy,
h"l ed lhem' elves to S1C0, eco apiece as
trustees OF the Atlantic and Great West
ern Rairoad and that Chicf.Justice Waite
received so 900 fee as attorney for the
'amo company. The choir will please
sing.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08

A YOUNG man named Allen hastened
his departure to the world where there is
no marrying or giving in marriage, at
Mooney Flat last Friday. Cause-his
girl minded her mother and broke the
engagement she had with him. This is
a solemn warning to girls to keep their
engagement with young men Of that
papon
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08

The San Francisco Board of Supervi-
sors have passed a resolution tnat all
prisoners in the County Jail and city
prison should have their hair cropped on
their entrance. The resolution was in
tended as blow at Chinese pigtails.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08

DR. JEwETT has level head, probably
he knows how it is himself" He saws
whisky will make man feel strong
enough to challenge Goliah when he has
to hold on to post to keep himself from
falling.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08

Don't you think" said husband in
a mild form of rebuke to his wife, :" that
women are possessed by the devil ?"
" Yes" was the answer, as soon as they
are married."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08

A BuRLY Briton, maddencd by some
stage reflections on John Bull in Mil
waukee theater, a few nights ago, charg-
ed upon the actors, revolver in hand
and cleared the stage in jiffy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08

ONE thousand men will soon be set at
work in the Consolidated Virginia mine
at Virginia City. The men are aread v
on tho ground, SO it will offer no new
Held of employment for idle men in other
nlnccs
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08

A WOMAN named Mrs. st. Ormond
dled the other day in Troy, and while
dying objected to having her face wash
cd with alcohol, saying that sit was waxv
ana she wanted to be pretty corpse. +"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08

THE dog is always faithful friend.
AT Raleigh, North Carolina, people tried
to take an old lady out of burning
house, but the canine refused to permit
her to be touched.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08

A KNOXVILLE lady applied to have
the assessments on her property doubled.
The matter is explained when il. is known
that one of her aunts died in an insane
asylum.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08

IN Holland the dikes have been swept
away, railroad bridges destroyed and the
town OF Herzozonbusch completely des-
olated. One hundred houses have disan-
peared and 6,O00 people are homeless.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08

WE are promised new California
magazine, to be issued monthly and call.
ed The Californian. Tho first number
will be published some time this month.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08

THE REVISED STATUTES of the
United States, Sections 3232, 3237,
3Z3S and 3239, require every person en-
gagged IN any business avocation. or en-
plovment which renders him lirble to a
SPECIAL TAX. to procure and place
c0HSpicnoaS'Y IN his establishment or
place Of business STAMP denoting the
payment Of said SPECIAL TAX for the
Special-Tax Year beginning May l. 1876,
be ore the commencement or continuing
OF business after April so, 1876.
The Taxes embraced within the pro-
visions of the Law above quoted are the
following, viz:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08

DoN'T praise man until after he Is
dead, nor don name n boy or town
after him. The citizens of Belknap,
Iowa, are moving to have the name OF
their place changed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08

The wives of India no longer burn
themselves to death when a husband dies.
Christianity teaches them that it is better
to settle up the estate and 60 for another
man.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08

A GERMAN woman of Grand Rapids,
Michigan, has made snug fortune by
pronouncing incantations over supcrsti-
tious sick people.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08
at'eelsly Crinity 5carnal.
OUR AGENTS:
BUSINESS NOTICE.

III communications pertaining to the Busi-
ness or Editorial management of tho Journal
should be addressed to c, w. CRAIG, Trim
lrY Journal" Weayeryille, Cal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08

SILVER is now at 81 and per cent
discount. At thcis rate Of decline it will
not be long ere greenbacks and silver
will be of equal value.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08

County Committees will make pmv-
sions in their respective eounlie, orll
election Of Delegates In accordance With
said apportionment.
Fully indorsing the suggestions and
recommendations Of the Republican Aa'
tlonal Committee, this Committee Iai
adopted and recommends the oiIowD!
MS the test, and invites the co operations
all who eau indOrse the same
"OppOSitiOn to the rcSioWii0a toPoHG
Of tie DemOclHtic party, amt intention
to oct in good Jun @iM the RPaJI'ca'
party"
BY order.
ALIEN. G. ABELL
NJ. ID. BoRUCK, Chairman
Secretary, K. S. G, c. B-Id'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08

A New JERSEY woman sleeps with
her feet out of bed, 80 that the cold air
may awaken her if burglar opens the
window.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08

VIcTok HUGO has been made Presi-
dent ofa Cremation Society in Paris
lie has penchant for anything hot.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08

A GREAT many Londoners think shat
Philadelphia is somewhere in the neigh
borhool Of the Rocky Mountajus,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08

MCKENNA, the Solano Assemblyman,
is tavorabIy mentioned as the Republican
candidate for Congress from this district.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08

A SABLE Solon of South Carolina sent
a man to Jail for twenty days for calling
lady "a ck-legged heiler."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08

THE St. Petersburg Academy Of Med
icine and Surgery has 40 women students,
some Of titled birth,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08

e5- THE National Gold Medal was awarded
to Bradley II Ruotson for the best Photographs
in the United States, and the Vienna Medal
for the best in the world. i2j Montgomery
Street, San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08

THE women Of Washington want to
vote ; and a memorial to that effect has
been presented to Congress.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08
Take Notice.

WE WOULD HEREBY give notice
~, TO our customers and the public
e, ehat on and after April 9Th, 1876, our
store WIN not be opened on Sundays for
the transaction of business. "
The Post Office will be open 10 minutes
after the arrival Of the mails for the NO.
commodation Of those wishing their mail.
RUMFELT & LORING.
Trinity Center, March 25, 1876. 81.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08
" Gone to meet BoIknap
Upon the other shore ~

But is it not sad to sec the AK laid at the
root Of so much Democratic Prceiden-
tial timber Let no guilty man escape. :"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08
MISCELLANEOUS
REPUBLICAN
STATE CONyEyT!o,

The Republican National r.
having issued Il call for a NatiG,o. iGolamitts
vention in the following iorm'::0''' ':0''' Cd
Republican National ConveBto,
lSS6.
The next Union Republican v..
Convention for the Nomination of -tf''I''a M
dates for President and Vice. p ro'; o' {yand.
the United States will be he'd l., ,g>GIa-Atd
Of Cincinnati, on III 'Ae eli /
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE l4th, lsa|
at - O'Clock, noon, to con,istof5, II
from each State equal to twicn u ug'egae5
Der OF its Senators and Repro.avr',".t. ,"t AAus
Congress, and Of two delegatn.' ~ 'Fes
Colum bia. '' D>Iict u
In calling the Convention eo.n
tlOn of delegates, the Comn,it,. '"p eIec
several States are recommppd,J Cl U
all Republican electors and vii n1." " nya
without regard to past political jjT In; WI, ,o@l
or previous party affiliations ,,'J'e'ya n-l
opposed to revlvlng sectional '"' N
desire to promote friendly fooii, ,i"@ ald
permanent harmony throughout a
try by maintaining and enlorrina.y '.yg ga001
constitutional rights of every %,7 c;,- '.I
cluding the full ard free elcrr,1 Y."1'',' y N
right Of suffrage without intjm;J"',g q h
without fraud .who are in fy"r '@ nt u
continued prosecution and puni.Ln'0'' w.
all official dishonesty, and Of an "'''" ,''.
ical administration of the Govor,'V,l r Vlo'o4
honest, faithful and capab!eoar.,r''' .,''guy
are IN favor Of making such n1a,n. S.l
government as experience NAV r,...
to time suggest; who are opno.ad l'' u, "
pairing the credit of the nation 6y jaa y'u
ciating any Of its obligations md IN UtpIe s
of sustaining in every way the no,ia, ",
faith and financial honor; WIN bnpi b"Ii'9'a VI
the common school system i thn ,'a n''. N'aI
Of American liberty, and sbonld hon,s; h,n,,G
tained absolutely free from .ec,orios go ,'"ll
troll who believe that, for the nr"m ,'"' va "
of these ends, the direction Of t1r M G'r G
ernment should continue to be consdI
those who adhere to the principle, nfl--sf
and support them rs incorporaloa in II
Constitution and the laws and n%o,
in favor of recognizing and strengb%i,I
the fundamental principle of Ngio"oi
Unity in the Centennial Anniyer,,,v
the birth OF the X public.
+. u. MORGAN, Chairman
W NJ: e. CHANDLER. Spcy
republican National Commjuep
Washington, Jan. 18th, 1876.
Now, TnEREroRE, The Remne,II
State Central Committee Of the Snc
California do recommend to he lnnlN
Republican voters Of CaItomiato cEerl
delegates to the State Conyepton n
held at the city OF Sacrameato on
WEDNESDAY. APRgL 2eth, !g7s.
for the purpose of selecting Twelve D4eI
gates to said National CONVENTION
The arportionmcnt OF Delegate. i 4,
follows, being based upon tbe confined
vote cast for T. G. Pbrlp, and John Bal
we'll ut the last general election:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-04-08
WEDNESDAY, APRlI. a6h, 1915

for the purpose of selecting Twelve Dele
gates to said National Convention.
The arportionmcnt Of Delegate. I,
follows, being based upon The combas
vote cast for T. G. Pbrip, and John BI
we'll ut the last general election
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-18
ME-. conference proceedings.

BALTIMORE, May lin the Nj. r.
General Conference to-day, the commit
toe on centennial observances, in corr
memoration OF the M. + Conference held
IN Baltimore May II, l776, submitted
programme Of exercises, and requesting
the board of Bishops to select one OF their
number to speak on that occasion.
After the reference of several resolu-
tions of minor interest, the Conference
elected editors and other officers. DR.. ID.
ID. Whedon was unanimously elected ed
itor of the Quarterly Rerie,o, and Dr. }.
II. Vincent editor OF the Sunday School
papers and tracts. The election
TOR editors of the Christian
Apologist and German Magazine
was postponed till tomorrow.
Messrs. Nelson and Phillips were re-
elected by acclamation agents of the New
York Book Concern, and Messrs. Hitch
cock and Waldon, the only NOMINATIONS
for agents of the Western Book Concern,
were also reelected by acclsmation.
The motion to postpone the election
of editor of the New York Christian Ad-
poeate was lost, and DR.. ID. Y. Curry, g.
II. Fowler and E. o. Haven were put in
nomination. The first bellot resulted as
follows: Whole number Of votes 81,
necessary to choice, l6l. &. II. Fowler
received 162; d. Curry, l4S; Z. .. Haven,
10; scattering 6.
DIR. Fowler was then declared elected.
The election of editors of the Western,
Northwestern, Pittsburgh and Central
Christian advocates and atlantic Metho-
dist were postponed until tomorrow.
Rev. H. {. Benson, Of California was
the only nominee tor the editorship OF the
California Christian Adrocate and was
elected. The election of editors OF
the Northern Christian Advocate, Pdcine
Christian Adroeats and LADIES' Repository
were postponed.
After protrscted discussion a report
was adopted OF the Committee on MS
sions fixing two secretaries rs the num-
ber to be employed by the Board OF
Managers.
Adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-18
Democratic and Conservative State
Convention.

,ur DEMOCRATIC AND CONSERFA-
TIVE party of West Virginia, are re-
.s,ad 10 appoint delegates TO meet In
~. civ of Charleston, on Thursday, the
:, day of June, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for
.,.onrpose of nominating candidates ior
ottices of Governor, Auditor, Treas
.,,orney-General,S State Supsrinten-
Isn, Of Free schools, and three Judges OF
81. Conr, OF Appeals. Also for the pur-
noss ot appointing two Delegates from
ann congressional district OF the State,
~, tour Delegates from the State at
r.rye. 10 represent West Virginia In
cha democratic National Convention, TO
,o held in st. Louis on the 9th day OF
rrne, for the nomination of candidates for
President and Vice President of the united
states. the selection ofan Electoral I1cKet'
and the transaction of such other proper
hnsness as may come before the said Con-
yen,ion
All Democratic and Conservative voters
ot the state, without regard 10 past poilli-
"a, differences, who are opposed TO politl-
.,i corruption in high places, arecerdiaiiy
invited TO participate in the meetings.
called TO appoint said Delegates.
ALEX. CAMPBELL, Chairman.
/ w. GALLAHER, Sec'y.
n.mocrstic papers OF the State please
copy.
p.RKERsBURG,M March 9, 1875. mriI
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-18
The Blaine investigation.

WASHINGTON, May Thames F.
Wilson testified that he had informed
Blaine that he understood from a state
ment of Harrison that his name had been
connected with the seventy-fve bonds of
that company, and that that was the i'm
preston of the Union Pacific Railroad
COMPANY; that Blaine replied that no
one could be more surprised than HIM
self at such a report; that he never Lad
anything to do with these bonds. and that
he had no present or prospective interest
in them.
Levi r. Morton, Of Morton, Bliss &
Co., testified that in June 1871 he loaned
to Andrew Carnegie, for Col. Thos. Scott,
$4,000 upon collateral security.
which was sixty-seven Union Pacific IN
come bonds and seventy five Little Rock
bonds. Carnegil stated that ut the time
the loan was negotiated. it was for Scott.
He never heard that Blaine was inter-
ested in it. He could not remember the
value Of the Little Rock bonds ut the
time of the loan. He knew of no rail-
road bonds in which Blaine was inter-
esled, and never had any business trans
actions with him. Andrew Car
negil corroborated Morton's tes-
timony, declaring that he raised the
100000 for Scott, and that the Union
Pacific income bonds were his own, and
were afterwsrd withdrawn by him; he
never heard the name of Blaine in the
transactions of Sidney Dillon, President
of the Union Pacific Railroad he testi-
fed that the money was advanced to
Scott on account of many allegations un-
der which the road was to HIM, and that
he never heard Blaines name mentioned
in the transactions
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-18
Wool In REV YOPk.

We still find business quite moderate
and more or less unsatisfactory, and the
entire trade reporting nothing new"
Stocks of woods grown east Of the Rocky
Mountains srs not in reality large. bA
when compared with the outlet offered
for them, there is An abundance, and
holders in many cases more less an xious
to realize. The low rates already reached
prevent further pressure Of importance,
and, except under stress OF necessity TO
obtain funds, it is probable that no fur
TO certain extent, gives tho position .
nominally steady tone, but matters
can hardly be called firm, and desirable
customers are received and treated with
much favor IN all cases. California
grades are in very good favor With many
consumers, and could be sold with great
er freedom at some slight concessions
from the figures asked, but holders are
still influenced by the stiff ideas enter
tsinet in San Francisco, and can hardly
BE- said to offer their stocks on An &C.
ceptable basis. Foreign wools Of all
kinds are offered frseley and on easy
terms. but foil 10 attract attention, and
the position psrtskes Of the general tone
OF dullness current on domestic gradss.
Manufacturers have become pretty we'll
stocked up from recest arrivals on con.
tract.
Sales during the week embrace 10000
lbs extra Ohio at 40c; 5000 lbs extra and
and double extra, I2, 500 lbs fine double
extra secured, 2,50b lbs medium un.
washed western, on private terms, 5000
lbs fine fat Sleeps, Csc; 30 bags super.
36c; % bags do size; so bags do 35c; 26
bags low pulled, IS bags super, 6 bags
lgmbs', is bags coming, 10000 spring
California $4,000 lbs doom private terms;
5000 pounds spring California, l7E;
1900 do, seedy, lsc; 10000 lbs do (old)
bury, lGib; 1900 lbs California pulled,
23c; IS bales do, bic; 1000 pounds scour-
ed fall, SOC; 1900 lbs Texas Ane lsc;
5000 lbs do, pc; 500 pounds low do IL;
1000 lbs do, slightly bury, lie; 25,OOO
eastern. l0OOs lbs medium. 5000 lbs
western do, $500 lbs Georgia, on private
terms; 10000 lbs noils, ut SOC; $4,000 lbs
Australian and 5000 lbs Capo on private
terms. - Bulletin.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-18
IudtspatshIe Ivideaee.

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