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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-10

"WnAr a meeting there will be- when
III, royal clans gather in council to-
tomorrow. FOREMAN, STEVENSON and
s the lesser lights of prescription rule
WI be there. What vacancy-mourn-
fol and lamrntsblc-NAT HARRIsON's S
demse has created. Though dead, his
spirit will doubtless be present to eL-
courage those who were his loyal bench
men when living, and as evidence OF
strrIiun for their late lord and master,
The bloody shirt will be hung out on the
outer walls.
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Jer.c, city Magazine Explosion.

NEW YORK, May 9.-The magazine
on Jersey City Heights, which e1Ploi-
ed Saturday night contained about 800
bsrre's of rock powder and and kegs Of
commsn blast powder. An eve witness
saws he saw twelve or thirteen tunnel
men come from the direction Of Ho-
boken and 90 up the "hundred steps
and after they reached the top OF the bill
he heard the report OF pistol and
soon alter the explosion occurred. The
iron door OF the magazine was found two
miles distant yesterday. In re ntion TO
the terrible car accident at the same
place last night the engineers theory Is
that the explosion of Saturday night
caused the arrangement of the battery
ard the jar of the car being driven on
the platform caused the vibration OF the
wire and rang the alarm
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GIendenning Disposed or.

HeOrla lll.) COr. SnlcaSO ilmeS.
Rev. John S. Glendenning, the lover oil
Mary Pomeroy, deceased, and the
cowsrdly vilifer of her memory. who has
been preaching at Henry, Illinois, tor tho
past six months, was summarily disposed
of at the meeting of the Peoria Presby-
terry last night. He was refused admis-
sion to the Presbytery by an almost
unanimous vote, there being only two
dissenting voices. The church at
Henry was ordered to close their
connection with him at once, and
have nothing further to do with
him. DR.. Jonathan Edwards, one of the
dlssenters, and pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church of this city, i'm
mediately gave notice that he would file
protest against the action of the Presby-
terry and ut the proper time give his
reasone for so doing Edwards has taken
great pleasure in espousing the cause
of this clerical villain, 10 the surprise Of
all his friends. 1t is thought that there
will be row in the Church at Henry,
and it is intmated that Glendenmng's
friends will sccede and establish an lnde-
pendent church.
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BY TELEGRAPH
10 THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Limo, office Northwest cor.
OF Main and 18th Sts
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Anna Dickinson on the stage.

BosToN, May 9.-The debut OF Mis-.
Anna Dickinson upon the dramatic
stage in her own play of "a Crown o
Thorns " was made last evening at the
Globe Theatre before the largest audi
ence ever in the building. Miss Dick
inson was greeted with much applause
six calls before the curtain, and a stack
of flowers marked "Welceme A. D.
If social welcome be alone considered
her stare advent was success. If other
things be considered, it was not.
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aouna IN Have a Meeting.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, May 9-The
Secretary of the National Independent
Committee furnishes the Associated
Press the following card:
"rhe New Yord Suns Washington
special, announcing n postponement o'
tbe National Independent Convention
until July 4th, Is utterly false in every
particular. The Convention will NEE,
in this city next Wednesday, May l7th
and make nominations.
tSigned. "T. b. BUCHANAN,
"See'y. .Nafi Conn
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From, Australia.

SAN FRANCISCO, May "a dispatch
from Victoria says in the House yester
day Premier Elliot announced the in
tention of the government a. as early n
day as business would admit to move
the House into "A committee ot the whole
for the purpose of further considering
the matter ut issue between the pro-
vincial and dominion government in re.
lation to the non-iuliillment of railroad
obligations towards British Columbia.
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GALvEsros. May s.-The -SeIe, fpf c.
;.l from Rio Grasde city Of the s'h insi
saws: Disz with hu artillery and inish'
ny, owing 10 the scarcity o. sse, ~, ~
suffered terribly from fat que and ihirs''
many OF his men perishing BY the ros,-
.de He bAs also Lost eons'dersoae
NUMBER by desersion. He Ioos' TO hl'
H.-.t,x bctx.sn Cerralvo and Monterey
~hero he win ryjcin With reinfoscesnenis
~, With the eavHiry his advance wa
=. sIe~ Water j. 70 BE- had Only ~
-. ;n.s,y.l and there Is no forage II
~. eoap.ry. The gOsernmeni I'fee
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Gone 20 the Centennial.

WAsHiSG1oS, May Both Hous IS
of Congress have adjourned over tidI
Friday. The capital IS pretty geaersl y
deserted for Philadelphia. The Pre- a.
dent. Mrs. Grant and Ulysses GrAni, } r
lei, to day for Phlladelphia. The met a.
bers OF Congress and members OF 80
press IN large numbers are also OF d
the exposition opening.
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Prospecss or the OPENING.

fHILADELPpIA, May 9.-Rain has
been falling ance last night, with no
prospects of speedy cessation. Some fear
is felt of seaous interference with the
opening ceremonies OF the great Exposi-
tion to-morrot. The rain, however, does
not interfere, Fith the display of bunting,
which is prduse throug ghout the city.
There is great influx of visi-
tors, and throngs of strangers
are on the streets The attendance
at the Centennial grounds tomorrow
promises to be very large, and to repre-
sent large proportion OF the nationali.
ties of the world Among the distin-
guished visit" arriving today were
President GnA:t a.J wife, guests OF Mr..
G. W. Childs, the Emperor of Brazil,
who JOINS the Empress at the Continental
Governor Rice of Massachusetts with his
full military staff, Secretaries Fish, Robe
son, Bristow, Taft, and Chandler, Attor-
ney-GenerA Pierrepont. Postmaster Gen.
eral Jewell Chief Justice Waite and
Governor Hartranft, all accompanied
by their wives, and are entertained as
guests by various prominent citizens.
The arrangements and exercises for to-
morrow are in u favorable state of ad-
vancenent, the exhibition matters being
much nearer completion than there was
grounds to anticipate. Some Of the de-
partments are in complete readiness,
others nearly so, and there are but few
which are not in some considerable de-
gree ready for visitors, still much will
in to ha ftnr 10 haf
all details are arranged Special palace
trainf will run into the city this after
noon by the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany, from Washington, bringing hither
members of Congress to be pres
ent at morrow's ceremonies.
The gates of the grounds will be
open Tomorrow morning at 3 o'clock.
The inauguration ceremonies will COM
mence ut 1915 A. NJ and be concluded ut
p NJ, after which the main building,
Machinery hall and Memorial hall, re-
served for the invited guests will be
thrown open to the public. President
Grants escort will be Governor Hart.
ranft with division of the Pennsylvania
and New Jersey troops. Various military
and society parades will take
place in the morning previous 70 the
opening, bnt there will be no general
street parade rs part of the Inauguration
ceremonies Mayor Stockely has issued
proclamation calling on all citizens to
observe tomorrow in a manner fitting
its Importance. No proclamation was
necessary, as every body fully realizes the
importance of the day. All the bells in
the city are to be rung half an hour At
sun rise and again at sun set
The Brazilian steamer Nitheroby ar
rived here last evening, to remain until
Dom Pedro's departure. She exchanged
salutds OF twenty guns with the United
irigate Congress. The Nilheroby will
will return on July 4th, for the express
purpose of saluting the American flag.
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JOHN ADAMS, IN writing to his wife
in July, l77G Immediately after the
Declaration of Independence, said OF the
event:
at ought to be commemorated as the
day of deIiverance, by solemn acts Of de-
votion to God Almighty. 1t ought to
be solemn;zed with pomp and pride, with
shows, games, sports, guns, bells, bontires
and llluminations, from one end OF this
continent to the other, from this time for
ward forevermOre."
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49, vs,.Lx IvS,es~ess..

Nxw YoRx, May 9.-The grand jury
of the criminal branch OF the onhed
States Court to day presented thirty in
dic,meEts, the mrjoriy OF which, 1t is
understood, were against whisky men o!
high standing. The dis,ric, aisorne! and
his officials decline 70 make the name:
known till the warrants are servec,
which will probably be 20 morrow.
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Dr. sage's Catarvh RsosAy

is 40 PATENT MEDICINE HUxBUo. go up
to dupe the ignorant and credulous, nor
is it represented ss being "composfd OF
rare and precious Substances brought
from the four corners Of the earth. car
ried seven times across the Great Descrt
Of Sahara on the backs Of fourteen
C mels, and brought ncross the Atlantic
ocean on two ships itma simple, mild.
soothing remedy. a perfect Specific Tor
CATAKRH and "CoLD ~ TIE HEAp;'
also for Offensive Breath, l.oss or Impair.
ment Of the Sense Of Smell, Taste. or
Hearing, Watery or Weak Eyes, Pain or
Pressure in the Head, when caused. ~
they all not un;requsntly ara, BY tho v'o'
lcnce ot Catsrrh.
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Warning 10 Young Meu

In the Superior Court, day or two
ago an action was instituted under law
Of this State by which husband IS made
liable 10 debts contracted BY his wife pre-
vious to her marriage. The husband
who is but recently married, Is called on
to pay bill Of $l47.S6 for dry gooas
etc, purchased by the lady before hel
marriage from a large dealer on Euta"
street.
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n,.,urb.uee. IN Tobago.

Lospox, May 9.-GOvernor hennessy
hss ,elegrsphed to the colonial once that
ii.turbancez hsye occurred At IobAso,
an. ~ the Windward Islands, the eaiI'e
of which is unknown. a msn-o'-~A'
has gone there The Earl OF CsrnAron'
secretary u state Tor the colonial depart
rnent h.s ,slegrapbed Gor further par.'c-
uiars
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

NEW YORK. May o. - MONEY -
Closed easy at 3@4 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 4ia6 per cent. Customs
receipts $365,0OO. The Assistant Treas
urer disbursed SG07 600. Clearings $lS,.
100000. Sterling at 48Si(94S9i,
GoLD-Weak; opening Al ll2s and
closing at ll2l. Carrying rates 10 3
per cent
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Ere>aliax Match,

DKrnorr, Nay s.-Articles OF agree
men, have been signed By Col AcL.ugh.
lin, Of Detroit, and Jacob Martin, Of
Ypsilanti, for another wrestling match,
for $500 side, for the championship Of
the world at the Opefa House 10 Detroit
IN June 22nd.
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The Republican State Convention is
held tomorrow at ClarkSburg. Dele.
gates will be elected to the Cincinnati
Convention. There will likely be some
cla.hlns among the clans.
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TIE National independents are deter
mined to hold their convention on the
I7,h inst notwithstanding the report
that 1t would be postponed.
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a.,.u..,. nriher, /. rr.. Bill.

WAsHIsGros, May 9-The grant,
Jury of the District OF Columbia se-ts :
returned true bill Of the indictme -
n sainst c, Secretary BeltnaP. .ior accel 6
iuy n bribe while IN Office
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-10

Miss ANNA DICKINSON made her
DEBUT on the stage in the Globe theatre,
Boston, on Monday night She was a
success in no respect except in having a
scrowded house.
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rs. c.,,.,,,a, wb.e,barro~i...

WAYsEsvILLE, Ohio, May s.-Th 1t
price of ,ramps and bcggers, J {. Tepi-
Die. the Centennial vhceibsrrow 'dHS
from Missouri, passed through here To-
day. DE says be vii g. through As easy
ss dose of castor oil.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-10

Mr.. BLAINE attended church al
Washington on Sunday last, and wnen
Brother Newman rose and announced as
his text Acts XVI, %, cast fiery glance
at HIM which scared two holes IN the
pulpit cushion.
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Gen. Crook visit. Indian Agencies.

OMAHA, May 9.-General Crook left
to-day for Red Cloud AMI Spotted Tail
agencies to become acquainted personal .
ly with the feeling of the Indians there.
which will IN measure determine his
acliou during the coming campaign. II
he finds the Sioux iavorably disposed
and can trust them he will
organized body OF three hundred
scouts, and if not. the intention is to raise
them from Snakes and Crows. The
General will not return here until after
his expedition is over. He expects 10
start in the course of three weeks, and
preparations are going rapidly forward.
Tho force sent out to pursue
the Indians who killed MIR
Hunton, at Chug Water. and
stole his horses, followed the trail
till il was destroyed by severe storm.
1t led in the direction Of the agencies,
and was undoubtedly driven there. Set
ting Bulls village is reported To be on
the Yellowstone, at the mouth OF the
river. All the Indians from Crazy
Horses band who escaped, have joined
him, and great many from the Stand
ing Rock agency have also joined him.
1t is known that the half breeds
are purchasing large quantity OF
ammunition and trading it for guns, which
doubtless are transferred to the hostile
Indian camp.
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GOVERNMENTS STEADY.
RAILROAD BosDs-Firm.
SrArr SErirRITIEs- OuleL.

hAIINDAU DUN UN--f " 'FTs
STATE SECURITIES Quiet.
SrocKs-0rened weak and lower, and
as the day advanced became hrm. Al
noon there was n reaction. but nj The
close the market WAS sctve and strong
at about the best prices of the day
Thh most active stocks we're Lake
Shore, Western Union, Michigan Cen
tral, st. Paul snd Erie. The transactions
were l40, 600 shares, OF which 1000 were
Pacific Mail, 27,OO0 Western Union,
1000 North western, 1900 St. Paul,
Al 900 IEre, $4,000 Lake Shore, and
10 pOO Miohipan Central
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BERKELEY County Republicans in
struct for BLAINE and the indications
are rLnt BRlsTow will tall short at Clarks-
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The Miners. Troubles.

CLEVELAND, May 9.-There is much
excitement at Massilon tonight, and
further trouble with the striking miners
is expected soon. The Warrington
mine has forty green men at work, un-
der protection Of the militia. The work
of repairing the works of the mines
burned by the strikers is also going
on, under protection of the soldiers.
Some of the old miners went into
Silver Rock mine to-day. This morn
ing about 500 strikers held meeting At
Furnace bank, two miles from Massillon
and decided not to resume work for less
than Is cents per ton, an addition of 5
cents per ton on the price agreed 10 at
the last meeting. Two more companies
of militia have been ordered to Massillon
tonight, one from Sanduskv and one
from Titfin.
CLEVELAND, May 9.-The HeratGs
Massilon, Ohio, special tonight says
a letter from Governor Hays TO Adjutsnt
General Wickof, says:
DEAR GENERAL:-I still feel there is
doubt as to the sufficlency of your force.
be sure to have it ample. If you call
out too many men, | will be responsib e,
but if you fail for want of enough,
it will be your fault. 1t now
looks like this trouble will last long
time. l wish you TO prepare to hold your
men in camp at and near Massillon till
the danger o. lawless violence is at an
end. Therefore let your arrangements be
of more permanent character. Let
it be understood that you mean TO stay
till lawlessness ceases, OF is plainly con-
trollablc by the civil authorities.
Sincerely yours,
Il. B. HAYES,
There Is a feverish condition OF the at
mosphere to night that justities the SER
ious views of the situation rs expressed by
the Governor and accordingly while the
force here proved sufficient for past en-
ergences the Adjutant-General has sum-
moned the following companies, both OF
which are expected to arrive to. night.
The Light Guards, Captain IL. Dshnel
AMI the Tifin Light Guards. Captain
Shawmsn.
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AeQaisted.

MrnrHis, May s.-The impeschme' It
trial OF Recorder Duf, which has bss n
the local sensation for some time pss,
resulted to-day in an acqu:ttxi-
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BELMONT county has come up nobly to
n. mark and endorses THURMAN.
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A'heeling Aegi5ter,


IN, r,ather today DrA be partly
,,,udu wiM south to north ,oinds, rising
,.n,,rchtre and local rains.
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RrislnMIm Trouble Again.

WASHINGTON, May "a statement is
published to the effect that Secretary
Brlstow has suspended proceedings
against John Buckner, who WAS collector
OF Internal Revenue NJ Louisville and
detaulted to the extent of 100000, b.
cause Mr.. Miles, foster father Of
Mrs. Bristow, who died recent.
~ leaving Mrs. Bristow n
handsome legacy is on the boz d
OF the detuuiter. Upon this subject
the treasury reports show that James r..
Buckner has been, for several years past,
collector OF internal revenue for the hfth
district OF Kc"tucky. He is not a dc.
iaulter for SlC, 900, nor any other sum,
but during last summer his then cashier,
Jackson, robbed him of S65 600, govern-
ment money. Jackson subsequently
committed suicide.
The loss was discovered by Bristow's
officers at Washington, before 1t was
known at Louisville. All of Buckners
bonds are on file in the treasury here,
and An examination of them shows that
the late Miles was never on any
of them. The loss is abun-
dainty secured TO the government
b, the collectors bond of 81 ,5OO,OOO, the
surities on which are worth more than a
sl,OOOOOO. Buckner has now petition
for reliet before the House of Represents.
tives, endorsed by citizens OF Kentucky,
without regard to party.
Indignant at the Brisiow Sc" dial.
Louisville, May 9.-Much indigna-
,ion prevails here among the friends OF
Collector Buckner in consequence OF a
Washington special to the Cincinnati
ENQUIRER, charging him with defalcatlon.
They assert that the dispatch regarding
Secretary Bristow and Collector Buckner
ia false and in each and every statement.
Buckner is not detaulter. and never
was. His deputy, Jackson, who Is now
dead. did misappropriate funds
and so adroitly rs not only To deceive
Colonel Buckner, but the experts sent by
the government to investigate ms acts'
Tho co .lector's bond is good. There
never was any such man rs Miles upon
the bond, nor any person related to Bris
tow bv marriage of family or conssRguin-
;,y Bristow has never done anything
in the case. Buckner's Application for
relief has been made public, and his Pc
tition is before Congress, signed by q
large number Of persons who reside IN
Louisville. without regard to party. Inc
records here, and hundreds of resPecta-
BILE people attest these facts
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pIAz is progressing slowly with his
revolution, in Mexico.
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v.s,erp Union. n Rock Island. los
Pacific MaiI....,.,. 1875 II. Paui--.-...~.;;. ~
Adams Exprssc. yoiedot 81, pao Pts PWaSssb I los. ~
Amer Union. " r.Sw; prefer "-i"S nS
nIa oen,raI li0 rerre Haute "
Erie ......... ........ ljl. 7: II preferred
Erie preferred, ~ Ch,easp na.,esp'd. mH .Ioy o.
HarIem ,iI nreier;d is ohlo& Mississippi i79.
Michigan Cent?. ~ ID. a Lacka'sanaM !,
Union Pacific s A.SP. IeieLiaPh 80 ~
LAKE Lakes. Sh2re;;,.I I.ie;rsI ,.,l H%u Ills
G and P........... ~ a. q -. Joc....;.-- ~.
Northwestern &; aS.C, Pacific ,,. 6onds' bond. I"s
SoT'h csn,,aI ~sss n ~" SS. : :"
SO. .r, NJ a-co,,on-M Mar.
olnIi I.ii ;, la Fiour-s,esdy and un-
ke' du', NJ W, ujI non,.nd ,sir and
chansed; s,,.I, an - ORC,
ioarket hfh % ~ n - 90 o., 'o a7Ga2c Rx.
NJ b9 foS 1"n,71c RsrlevNFirrn and
-osy ~ p9,t-Dnl a, s2I ONi
nhcnaney o., I'D s.s.dv. s,esm
- 20 20; IA So Goi hid. kettIe sI3 @
AK Ruik Nests-Stt adv st 7i6t
6I0GIlt@IIte. Bacon-Duil and
nominal
Hog,-Steady and ~ moasfsse 30 ssIs- eo se
Insnd; common 10 gogo 5lghs 81 ""@'' ~
far 70 good heavy - @o'e| >"
ca,c.o, Mac s-Flour-Prm snC
ohnnnsd Wh..t-Active. grm and
p''"~ y, .ha,. No Chnsgo spring s9IC
" -" nos .sIIer Juos: 81 OOi sellrr
%. w ieo1.elc: rejected s4tc. Corr
;,,ie, No, ? 46 spot: i5Ic seller Juae
a. ssiIer July; rejected 4lIc. Ost.-
d a., Ind arm; No. 9 8Olc spot; Sii'
81 -. r.ic,.ted 2Tc. Barley-Prm
49, ss'r,I r. "'.ns' Ss .eIiey June Rye-Quis, sn,
g. e. p :. ayi Pork-DulI and easier a
$40 3O(sA26 35 spot; - 4OtG2o 4b .slie
June $50 ~ seller 'a a., - ~, az
and ~ ialr 'sinan' I' 80. - si9 a. .eIIe
2z.ta,iz ~ ~ ~ p;,m :, 7.cIalOseG
SST yyh;.Sv..sl OF
On Call Bosrd-Whest-ic lowe
Other grains unchanged. POrk-stead
:, $50 I2I62045 selles June. Lard
Cnchsnge<.
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= C..vse'eA S.sSsrer Die. In X 70

NKv YoaK Nay s.-P. n. Roos =
stein, under sentence Of death Tor ne
murder II Sarah A+xander iast wint Y,
died this morning. in ha cell IN t,e
Brooklyn jsii.
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Suit Decided.

The suit brought by Thurston, gam
bier. against the Union Pacific RaiIroad
Company for ejectment from the cars
by the employees, on account OF his
known profession, went to the jury last
night. To-day they rendered n
verdict Of one dollar and forty
seven cents, the amount paid for the
ticket, which had never been refunded
hun. The result Of this case tried in the
United States Court is to the effect that
railroad companies, for the protection OF
passengers, have a right to eject "three
card monte" men.