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sGhs adlpastsd," hssaids in adreany,
uuHrospectivs, manner, 'sin 1672-this
sife with : poE-kd dstsrmined me- 70
destroy ny IAres and Henates-aad
two uonths aftxwards abe married up
in Peoria . fellow named Tomptins." "
'Tompkins !" said,the second gentle-
man. With . sudden interest; 'sromp-
kins. PeoriA, Octebss. ls72-vss her
name Theodosiaf Woman Who had
linped blue eyss and always bad rol.
ling pin under her pillow on nighta
the lodge met ?" 'sThs same, stranger,
the sa@s. Shake, old pard," said the
frst speaker; ''and how was she p"-
@She WAS Ill my fancy painted her. -
replied the second. "But I had rival
in = stove litter for which she had too
much affection, and in January, 1875,
the courts Of Lafayette, Ind, dissolved
the bonds between NJ. I believe she's
married again-some rooster named
Green, ! heard"
81 am the rooster named Green, and
am glad to make your acquaintance, /"
broke in the third. 81 knew your wife
wen for over year, and barring her
vivacity with tosting- forks and long
handled frying pans, better wife ]
never had. But We parted last Decem-
Der, - soon asI could get out of the doc.
tors hands with . fracture Of the skull,
and thought the fact Of our divorce
had been previously announced"
"But," said tho 6rst speaker, "yous
name, my companion in divorce, j,
Green; the last time she was divorced
it was from Brown" "Brovnl Browp!"
said Mr.. Tompkins, reAectively, ''there
was . fellow; named Brown used to tag
after her. It must be the same."-
Gentlemen" said the first speaker,
reflectively, "this 10 . most remarkable
coincidence. When shall We three
meet again7 don't usually drink af-
ter breakfast, but this il special oc-
sasion, and ws,may, msyu't vel p =.
So they all went out to the barroom
to drink success to Brown, and as they
stepped up to the bar they met . man
who said Gentlemen, this is my treat.
I've Just been divorced and my name
il Brown. and I'm going to treat the
house. Give It . name and call for the
best in the house"
His three friends shook hands With
him solemnly, exchanging three looks
Of intelligence among themselves, when
q weak eyed young man walked in di.
agonally, and said "See here, you Eel.
lers have got to take . bottle Of wine
with me. I'm . newly married man;
bridegroom rejoicing to run race,
you know; have somsthing7" And 90
he wandered on till to get rid of him,
they agreed to 60 up stairs to the Ia
dies parlor and be presented to his
newly made bride. They did 90, and
10 and behold she was their wife.
| The situation Was sufficiently embar.
rassine, but the woman didn't faint,
but simply remarked: 'Oh, Mr.. Green,
glad to meet you; your face seems fam
liar, Mr.. Tompkins; somehow the name
seems known to me, Mr.. Brown.
seem TO recollect your face; any rela-
tion to the Browns Of Lafayette. Indiauas'
Truly, truth is stranger than fiction.
-CAieaso I";bsae. t .
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-05-11

wHAr Allied Hrn.-He was . fair
looking boy Of nine or ten. He leaned
sadly against the fence while other boys
were playing in the mud, aud bis melan-
choly look 1t length attracted their At
teution.
what ails you, bubf' inquired one
Of the group. s-.-
@Navthisg T he replied, - his chin
commenced to qniver. -.
"'Are you cold 2 continued the big
boy.
"N-no, I ha;n't c-cold r sobbed
the small boy. breaking clear Sswa
''but our folks are % poor that I can't
wear old clothss and play IN the mud r.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-05-11

IA Wisconsin editor Illustrates
the prevailing extravaeance of The peo.
PIE of the present day By calling stten-
tioa 70 the costly baby carriages b NE
nov, while when he was baby they
hauled him around BY the hair Of HE
bead,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-05-11

STbe custom Of appointing young
lawyers to defend pauper criminals re-
ceived aset back the other day IN .
Texas Court. Hin Homer had sP-
pointed two young lawyers to defend
an old and experienced horse thief
After inspecting his counsel for sosne
time il silence, the prisoner ross sad
and the addressed The besch: .7sf
.Air them to defend mes' Yes sir,
sid His Honor. Both of 'em 2" in-
quired the prisoner. "Both q tbcm," "
responded tae lodge. 'Szheu pss4d
enilty," s.d lie poer dsvilHook bissess
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-05-11

His tes4h began 20 chatter over
fAe 10 cream. He butsCue1 up his
jacket and swallowed mouthfuf.-
That sett,sd L. He janp-d up from
~ tnble and started 70 whess the san
eoala shine On him, exehiRing, sWhoo-
psel Plsnty damn cold grub! No eookee
mum! Freeze belly All same like ice rag
on" FFv
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- Proof positive Good young
ladg-aLittle bog, have you evsr 6ssn
bspfi,ed Z" Smali heathen--~Oh. yes,
mum = I have the mark hsrs On my
arm" ,as.. s
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a phys;c;an boastsd q dinnef tAaa
- cared his oun hana 49, 60 a
Ais guests ru0axke6s sDoctoe. I'd
soonsr b your han tAan year paaisnA :
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the one that speaks ~ lssst ssan-
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Hermann Weigcl, ,an excursionists from
Toledo, o., while walking on tho bank OF
the Niagara river, just below Horsc Shoe
Falls, yesterday, fell over and WAS in.
stsntly killed.
The steamship City Of Chester from
Liverpool is ashore oil Owls Head, Long
Island. The cabin passengers have been
brought to New York. She lies feet
in mud, but it is believed will be got oil
as soon as some of her cargo Is removed.
The first wire of the New York East
river bridge was stretched across the
river yesterday morning Abont 5000
people were present, and considerable en-
thusiasm was manifested.
An interesting sccne occurred IN the
House yesterday, when Henry Watterson
of Louisville was sworn in. Mr.. Wat
terson was warmly congratulated BY
many members.
The daughter Of H,n. james W..
Barnes, United States land office register
st Beaver, Utah, has been missing irou
her home at Plattsmouth, Nebrssl q,
since last night. Her hat, parssol, *,
we're found near the bank Of the Missouri
river, and footprints at the edge OF the
water. 1t 10 feared she committed suicide.
Hon, James G. Blaine opened the Re-
publican campaign IN the state of Maine,
last night, in an able an eloquent address
to an audience of 1000 people.
Charles John Howard, Earl of Suffolk
aud Berkshire, died yesterday, aged ~.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. BY Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th Sts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
HARRISON COUNTY CONVENTION.


CLARKsBURG, w. Va, Aug. IA.
Special TO the Register. q
The Democratic County Convention,
held here to-day, was large and exceed
ing harmonious. Resolutions were
adopted endorsing the nominees OF the
St. Louis and Charleston Conventions.
The following county ticket was nomi-
mated:
For House Of Delegates-From the
delegate district, j. e. Johnson; from
Harrison county, James Dunkin and Ira
G. Post.
For She.iff-Lemuel ID. Jarvis.
Prosecuting Attorney-John Basel.
President of County Court-T. NJ.
Horner.
Assessors-A. j. Dawson and James
ID. Horner.
County Surveyor-C. s. Horner.
Delegates were also appointed to the
Congressional Convention.
Resolutions were also adopted requir-
ing candidates to pledge themselves
against railroad monopIies and discrin-
nations, and requiring them 10 favor q
more stringent usury law, and requiring
members of thy Legislature to refuse
mileage when they hold passfrom rail-
roads. D.
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hand paper which he used as Governor
Tilden's own denial of the statement.

hand paper which he used as Governor
Tilden's own denial of the statement.
Mr.. Hoar demanded that the words Of
Cox should be reported to the House, and
Mr.. Henderson also demanded that 1t
should state that the gentleman Cox
came to the Republican side of the
House in an asssulting manner. Roars
oflaughter,1
The passage between Mr.. kasson and
Mr.. Cox was reduced to writing by the
official reporter, and read to the House,
whereapon Mr.. Randall moved that Mr..
Cox be allowed toproceed in order.
Mr.. Hoar desired to otter substitute
that Mr.. Cox be called to the bar Of
the House and censured.
The Speaker decided, however, that
theairst motion to be put was that Of
Mr.. Randall.
There was no Quorum voting on Mr..
Randall motion, and so it was not car
ried, and Mr.. Cox had not an opportunity
of continuing his remarks. On the other
hand, the motion TO adjourn was lost and
the House was in this tangle at half an
hour after midnight.
Mr.. Cox made an effort to explain, but
Was prevented by loud cries of 'Order"
"Order" from the Republican side, to
which Mr.. Terry responded that they
would stay here till daylight.
IA. M.-Proceedings are IN progress
for call of the House. The Democrats
want to give Mr.. Cox a chance to be
heard, but the Republicans will not per-
nit it.
The House ut 2 o'clock was still in ses-
sion without having been able to accom-
plish anything except voting TO adjourn
and answering calls of the House.
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Message from the President.

WASHINGTON, August l4.-The Pres
ident to-day sent the following message
addressed to the House Of Representa-
tives:
In sffixing my signature to the river
and hsrbor appropriation bill, No. BOZ,
l deem 1t my duty TO announce 10 the
House of Representatives my objection
to some of the features of the bill, and
the reason why l sign it. If WAS oh
ligatory upon the Executive TO eNpend
all the money appropriated by Congress,
| should return the river and hsrbor bill
with my objections, Notwithstanding
the great inconvenience Of the pub.
lie interests resulting therefrom,
and the loss of expenditures from
previous Congresses upon ur""nplcted
works. Without ennumer ting many
appropriations are made for works OF
purely private or local interest, and IN
no sense national. / cannot give my
sanction to these, and will take care tina,
during my term Of Office, no publ c
money shall be expended for them.
There is very great necessity for the econ
omy Of expenditures at this time, grow
ing out of the loss of revenue likely TO
arse from deficiency of appropriations,
to insure a thorough collection Of the
same The reduction Of revenue districts,
the dimunition of special agents and the
total abolition of supervisors may result
in a great falling of in the revenues. 1t
may be question to consider whether
any expenditure can be well authorized
under the river and hsrhor approprls-
tions further than IA protect tho work
already done and paid for. Under no
circumstances will | allow expenditures
not clearly national.
ISignedJ L. :. GRANT.
Executive Mansion, Washington, ID. e.,
Aug1st IAN.
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Terrible shooting ARRAY.

MEMPHIS, August IA special TO
the appeal from Bells Station, on the M.
X ii. railroad, gives an account of ter
rible shooting sffrsy at Alams, to-day, in
which one man was killed and nine
wounded. The origin of the conflict was
an assault made upon Deputy Sheriff
Harris, few days ago, by some political
enemies OF his father, Roll Hsr-
ris, ihe Sheriff. and the parties
were at Alams for trial, the csse
having been removed there on account Of
the excitement, and the case was again
continued, and removed 10 Bells for like
reasons. Bonds were written and ready
10 sign when the first pistol shot was fred
from the Justices Office al son of Sheriff
Harris, wounding him in the hip. The
firing then commenced in earnest. Mack
Weller killed two Of the Sherif's sons,
and also wounded seriously Robert
Smith, A. B. Trimble. William Averton
Ray, and Robert Austin. Two Others
were slightly wounded
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DIsraeIrs New HoaoFs.

MAscHnrxR August IA Guardian
London dispatch says. Drsrsslis sccept-
snce OF the Privy Seal bn occasioned 81.
mos, a. much surprise - his elevation TO
the peerage. The object is 70 secure birn
a post 70 fall back upon II 1t should
prove that his health is not strong enough
10 lead in the House Of Lords next ses-
sion. II is expected that the title Of
Earl OF Beaconheld will BE- supplemented
by thoseo OF Viscount Hutendsn and Baron
ijisraeli. Sir Michael Hicks Beach
Baromt, chiei secretary Tor Ireland, will
probably succeed Right Honorable Sir
Charles Adderly, president Of the board
of trade. IN the cabinet, II the lAtter 10
raised 70 the peerste-
EpIsBURsH, August 1.-THE Seoh-
man says Q Trustworthy correspondent
informs us that D,srselis elevation 10 The
peerase IL the lrst step toward his resig-
nation of Premiership, not now, but be
fore the beginning OF the November ses-
sion. The Earl OF Darby IL mentioned
a the new Premier.
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

WASHINGTON, August l4.-President
Grant came to the Capitol to-day, accom-
panied by the Attorney General. Secre-
tary Of the Treasury and Secretary Of
War, and his private secretaries. They
will remain IN the Presidents room
during the day, for the examination and
orldisapprovslIot bills.
The House Committee on Postoffices
and Pest Roads took no action to-day on
the post route bill, which was referred 70
the committee last Saturday. The bill
was amended in the Senate by adding
the fast mail and the frsnking privilege
to it, but it is understood that the House
will not concur in the amendments. This
is indicated by the action of the House in
referring the bill to this committee, which
will not be called again this session to
report, and q single rejection will pre-
vent them from reporting outside Of the
regular bills.
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HOUSE.

The House met at 10 O'clock in con
tinustion of Saturdays session.
On motion of Mr.. Packe', Senate bill
authorizing the Secretary Of the Treas
ury to use the surplus of certain moneys
heretofore appropriated for site for
public buildings at Harrisburg Pa, was
taken from the Speakers table and after
explanation by HIM, passed.
Mr.. Singleton then proceeded 10 sd-
dress the House on the condition OF public
affairs IN Mississippi. He gave an em-
phatic denial 10 the statements made IN
the House and Senate, that there had
been fraud committed in the recent elec-
ton in that state, and said that no such
thing had been charged on the part OF
the government Of Mississippi or Of the
election judges.
The Senate concurrent resolution au-
thorizing the House Committee on En-
rolled Bills TO make certain corrections
in the enrolment OF the consular and
diplomatic appropriation bill was agreed
TO. ..H.s
Mr.. Henry Wstterson, member elect
from Kentucky, to ill the vacancy caused
by the death of Mr.. Parsons, presented
himself ana took the oath Of Office
Senate bills for the printing of the re-
port of the Belknap impeachment trial,
and for the appointment Of join: COM
mittee Ia frame government for the
District of Columbis, were passed
Mr.. Schleicher made speech in adyo,
cacy of the silver bill. His speech closed
the legislative session Of SATURDAY. last
and that of to-day was begun. Under
the call Of the states, . few private bill:
were introduced and referred.
Mrs Randall submitted the report O
the committee Of conference on the In
dian appropriation bill.
The report was agreed 10 without dis
cussioE.
Mr.. Randall then proceeded 10 MAKE
SONS general remarks sn several sPpro
priaiioas. He gave an extended sccoun
Of the reduction policy Of the House
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Al,seODded.

PUEBLO, CAL, August l4.-Ssm Nc
Bride, q prominent politician Of this city,
sas stsconded, and is a deiaulter 20 the
amount OF $4,000. Mcbride was treas
urer of the school building money. and
used portion of the fund. The failure Of
the Peoples Bank, where be kept his &c
count exposed the defslcation. A letter
has been received from him, mailed on
the Atlanta and Chsitanoogs rail-
road, stating that he has sold
his claims in all property be-
longing 20 HIM in Florsds and deposi-
ted the money, amounting 20 $500 in
the hspds OF the trustee for the beneh. OF
his Dor dsn BE has lost the school fund
more in unlucky speculation than any
thing e's.. He would have returned 70
Pueblo after his defsication, b0! some
one here wrote TO him not 10 come. He
i. supposed TO have sailed for South
America.
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The New York Hrr"td says: "As
the canvass now looks New York will be
the keystone state of the presidential
contest. 1t rs possible for HAYES to be
elected in spite of New York, but that
contingency is so remote that we may
assume that Ms New York goes SO will 60
the Union" and then the Her"td, with
It's usual clearness, goes on to show that
while HAYES has some chance, TILDEN
will be elected,
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The verdict in the Hamburg case is
ii. ned as follows: Z. X. Rivers, L. D.;
&. &. Turner, foreman; John Bird \
mark, Daniel Martin * mark), James
Coleman y msrk), Thomas Carroll \
mark Samuel Elsley (N msrk), Giles
Stokes tx mark, Abram Boiler (N
mark, Andrew Carroll { y mark), Afford
Smkins \ msrk) All colored. Fore
man of the jury indicted in Richmond
county for burglary. Similarly situated
several others
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democratic COngresslOnai
Convention.

p, MEETING OF TIE EDEMOCRATlC
n Congressional Committee of the rirs'
congressional district, held at Parkers-
,,,,. ON the eth of July, il was determined
hold the Congressional Convention LOT
a,,L district at Parkersburg, on Wednes-
1,v, August -, 1870, for the purpose OF
,,,i,,,ipc II candidate for Congress, and
,,r such other businc $ as may come pe-
tor the Convention.
The democratic and Conservative party
~, said district are requested tn appoint
,,l.y.,cs TO said Convention, from the
ur,ar.nt counties composing the same
,h tim. and in such manner as To
thein ,'i"S Chairman.
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ACmANGE oF OWNERSHIP.

m consequence 81 n change which has
taken place in the ownership of the
Arb ter Frrmd, II will appear next
week under the auspices of Messrs. GUT
TENREgG aud CnLMaR The former will
have charge ui the editorial and business
departments, and the latter the mcchsni-
cal branch of the concern. Mr.. q. is an
easy, graceful writer, and has had some
newspaper experience, snl knows what
our German citizens want in the way Of
newspaper reading. The other gentle.
man OF the new management Is prac-
ticsl printer, and knows well how to
present the mechanical part of the paper
in the best manner to the public. Our
city and state are excellent fields for =
first class German paper, and with de-
termination TO work hsrd and stick at it,
We don't see but what Der Arbeiter
FreiDId must succeed.
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LONDON. August 1.-THE steamer
Msrsey, from Mary Port Tor Antwerp,
wu wrecked on Saturday, Of st. Dsylds
Head. The captain and fourteen men
were iost.
A Standard Mienna dispatch says that
part of lhs Crown jewels of Scrvis have
been sent 10 yisnns ~ security for . sozn
Of 5000 forms.
Costam Pasha arrived At frebejine, on
The 3O.h, with 10000 men. Heeneounter-
ed no enemy.
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n.mOcratiC COngressiOnai
Convention,

,r,uNp DISTRICT. A CONNENIloN
y ot Democrats and Conservatives oil the
SECOND Congressional district of West VIZ
oi,i, will be held at Keyser, on Thurs
dny. the aiih day Of August 1870. 10
nominate candidate for Representative
~ the Forty-hith Congress of the United
STATES, and the transaction of such other
business as may come before it. 1t is de-
.ir,hl, that there shall be a full represei-
,,,iou from the several counties compos.
,na district. B.F. MARTIN.
'"s INV WIN. l.. WILSON,
ROBEkT WHITE,
j. JOHNSON,
JAS. ii. CARROLL,
,,u Committee.
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FOREIGN.
THE TURCO-sERvIAN WAR.

Changes 10 be MRde-The SerStan
Cosditson Satisfactory.
BELGRADE, August 1.-THE rumors
of approaching ministerial changes are
subsiding.
Prince Milan declares that the condi.
ton OF the Seryisn forces is very salts
factory and announces his resolution TO
continue the war 10 the last extremity.
An sid.de-camp of General Tcben.
eryefi has arrived here and reports thst
a large force is now concentrated at
Bupla.
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FROM nYERsoN,s STATION.
pxspsos,s SrIr1on. August ls16.


EditoIs of the Register.
We had some fearful storms on
the llth, l2th and 18th, and our small
streams were roaring high. Willism
Campbell Of Richlsnd Township had
two horses and bull killed by light
ming on the llth inst. they were all
uader suger tree. Also on the same
day . Mr.. Martin, residing on Stalfs
Run, Marshall Co, w. Va,wss killed by
lightning. Harvest is about over and
thrsshius has commenced. Corn and
bucEw heat are sown. Apples and toms
toes are simply tremendous. and other
vegetables arg enough. Pastures are e1-
ceilent. Some political excitement. The
recent storm spoiled tho Democratic
meeting on the l2th inst, nj Jaektown.
Yours NAIL CARRIkk
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Mr.. Moody will hold $4,000 tort
which he built in Northtield out oil MS
syspqelicsl high-chest Z.
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ridden and Hendrtrk..

CLIvELAsp, D, August l4-An en-
thun.stic meeting Of Germans Sas held
al Carrots Hall in this city, tonight,
70 form & Tilden snd Hendricks club.
Address were delivered by August
Theme, editor Of The WoehteT dmsrtoo,
G. w. Smith and eI- Lieutepsnt Mueller.
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y,x yosx- August tI4-Dry Goods

SEx YorK, August lI-Dry Goods-
TGe print marke, continued active and
steady. Blesched sbtetings and coiton
asnnels m god demand. Other eotton
goods quie., but steady. Ginghans, drss.
goods and shauls in fair request and
hossery n,ooying st>sdily. Woosss goods
irregular. Planneis sad blankets 90
modsrsts REQUEST Foreign goods re-
nain quis- s.-aA
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r.. ,.uul.rs Of the Republic.n

The regulars Of the Republican party
have purchased the evening Star 81 Little
Rock. Ark, and il came out this evening
a full sedged Republican organ. suPPort-
ing jos Brooks for Goysrn"r. Jn".
Mcclure, better known n poker Jack u
the editor.