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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-13

can people, TO BRING about -
change Vi administration, change of
measures and change ot men," The
people believe that change is coming;
they read Of il, think of IT, write of it,
talk of 1t. Republican voters believe 1t,
and the first newspaper they read is the
Democratic paper. The Associated
Press managers believe it, and
their kilograms either lie des-
perately as when they announce
a Republican victory in West Virginia,
or shuttle pitiably and evssively as when
they declare it impossible to tell Tor sew
eral days the result in Indiana. Republi-
csn newspapers believe it, as their
readers know, when they see them sup
pressing one half of the news, garbling
the other, and straining startled intel
lects, to make showing that Will hide
the handwriting on the wall.
Democrats, hold your ground until
November and the victory is yours. Re-
peat in the Presidential canvass the
labors of the past month, and with the
added impetus OF Tuesdays victories the
Democracy will sweep the country be-
tween the oceans and from the Lakes to
the Gulf
The Southern States cast one hundred
and thirty-eight votes, all conceded by
the Herald to TILDEN and the Democracy
Wisconsin, California and Oregon, with
10 votes, and Nevada with 8, will cast
handsome maiorities for TILDEN in No
vember, bringing his electoral vote up
to 100 Then there are New York S5,
New Jersey 9, and Connecticut 8, all
journeying the same road and making
the electoral vote for Demo-
cratic President 2l0, to which
must now be added Indiana, 10,
making 225 votes sure Tor IILDES ana
HENDRICKs, or just forty more than
majority OF the Electoral College. There
is lighting chance for Ohio's twenty
one votes, and strong probability OF
u Democratic legislature in Colorado,
and the three electors which it would
choose.
From this statement, it viii be seen
that the Democrats of the country are
just grasping the victory for which they
have SO long contended. There is ever!!-
thing to embolden, everything to inspire,
everything to unite. Let US stand to-
gether in this great effort, that through
the determined purpose of Jesolute men,
the desire OF the people for a purer, ADLER
and safer administration Of the govern
ment may be trIumphantly realized.
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WHERE'S HAYES?

The Cincinnati correspondent OF the
Tribune telegraphs that paper with re-
gard TO Ohio, that the only weakness in
the Republican canvass, since the scare
of three weeks ago warmed 1t into lie
and action, is the 'Oant Of po'oerJw
directing mind" And he says that 'lt
JAMES G.. BLAINE lived In Ohio there
would be u Republican majority Of No.
900 this year
This is the majority the Republicans
claimed for HAYES when he was noml-
mated. But it appears that his directing
mind" is not powerful enough to make
UP for the general apathy which prevail
ed ell over the state.
What has become of the unbounded
enthusiasm" which returning delegations
from the Cincinnati Convention teie-
grsphea prevailed al over the state!
Ohio was "wild, then. Ohio was fran
tic. then. Ohio was aroused, then.
Ohio WAS quite beside itself, then, and
sure Tor $4,000 majority tor HAYES,
Hard Time. and New War with the
South.
The excitement has died out. The
only enthusiasm which has been created
was made by the burning bnsh CT
BLAISE, with which he seeks to set the
country on fire again. All alack and
alas says the Respondent one. If BLAlN E
only lived here now. if he was only the
nominee, then we would make it warm
for them.
BLAINE does not live there. There is 10
powerful directing mind" in the state,
ssd 80 the majority has fallen way below
10000.
II Ohio has not powerful directing
mind" within its borders, rs is now con-
fessed, then the Republic doas not want
Onio's mediocre candidate for President;
that is certain.
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OUR FLOURS.

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and Ci'y Mills
These fOurs are too well known TO need
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We solicit an examination OF our stock
be close cash buyers.
oct6 NEIsL a DILLINGHAM;
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THE OUTDOOR.

Ten days ago bu. one thing ~ lack
ing to make the election -. liLnFN
certainty, that was for the Democrats Il
believe that his success was possible
Tina, contingency has now been realized
The people of the entire country, DemS-
Gratis and Republicans alike, have walked
up 10 the realization of the fact that
Rsdicalism totters and may be
overthrow. Tuesdays events were Il
revelation, in whose light the
weakness of the Republican and the
strength OF the Democratic party
stand clearly and Enthusiastically dis
played.
IA Ohio is claimed for the Republicans by
Eve thousand. We do not believe It,;
but let it be conceded. A State
which casts six hundred thou
sand votes, which has repeatedly
given forty thousand Republican ma
iority for candidates outside her
borders sad alien to her people, now
approaches so nearly repudiating one of
her own citizens, candidate of the
Republican party for the Presidency,
that days are needed to settle clearly
that r. b. aAYEs has not been rejected
in his own state, by his own neighbors
and the voters of his own party.
Reverse the picture. Had an October
election been held in the State of New
York-not heretofore Democratic, but
doubttul-and had the Democratic
ticket received there but the meagre
majority of five or ten thousand, who
does not know that the country would
have accepted the result rs New Iorks
reputation of her own Presidential can
didate, and that TILpEN would have
gone down under the preSSure2 Can the
result IN Ohio be any less disastrous to
HAYEs2
Indiana has been in one sense apivotsl
State-a State which could make Demo-
cratic success certain, but whose vote for
the Republicans would leave the Presi-
DENTAL contest still in doubt. Indiana
elects Democratic Governor by a good
majority, the balance OF the State ticket
BY better one, and only waits until
November. 10 add ten thous-
and votes to the Democratic
strength in favor of Presidential ticket
bearing the name OF THOMAS n. HEND-
kICKs. This is as certain rs that there
is power in human purpose, or ability IL a
compact, determined majority to control
n political sent.
The West Virginia Democratic victory
is almost phenomenal in its completeness.
1t is n defiance OF all calculations, an over
leaping of all expectations, and the
humiliation Of the Radical party in the
State of West Virginia A more as
founding surprise has never been evolved
from the quiet, undemonstrative conclu-
sions of staid, mountain people.
From this review of the results of
Tuesday we argue the existence of
& purpose, now stronger than ever
in the minds of The Ameri-
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THE WEExLY REGISTER

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PROPOSALS FOR COAL,
Special Notice to EycuTsiOnistS,

A MONG THE MANY PASSENGERS
n who are going TO the Centennial with
the Grand Excursion over the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania rail-
roads, Saturday. are some who would pre-.
fer to stop at Pittsburs h, to vasit the In
dustrial Exposition, where Gilmore's ceIe.
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Saturday afternoon; others wish to wit
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America In order to accommodate those
who desire this. tickets will be made good
on the morning or noon train, the former
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latter ut 1880 p. NJ, where passengers can
remain until ! 30 p. M, at which time they
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train, which leaves Bellaire ut 2:l5 p. NJ,
Bridgeport 2:26 2. NJ and arrives at Pitts
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sleeping car accommodations the conduc-
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STRAY MARES.

UNHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY NOTI-
i ties whom IL may concern that he has
in his possession twO stray mares, picked
up at BenwoOd, W. Va, on last Monday
evening, shortly after Il o'clock. The
mares are black with white spots on their
oreheads one Is blind in the left eye The
owner can have the same ~ proving pro-
perry and paying charges by calling on
T.. NEWTON,
Oc5a Upper end OF Benwood
, 1876-01-08
D:M0STHENE5.


Thorn una good deal Of tnlk hsound tho City
Hall yes.orlay c,Dcernlng lho roportsi conncc.
t!on # Aid. Htldreth with tho Whaky RnG.
Numerous commants wsre made. tho najority Of
which might bn called unconpisfnant*ty. Tho
fact that Hildre.h had over acteI In iAs capaclty
OF dauesr had not besn generally known pre7f.
ous TO tho publication OF It in yeatordsT'a Tniu-
rsE; which is not at all strange, aioce tbs llyos
of nianT of the city uflcAs arc not so constasat-
r. public as might be dpaircd. The knowledge
Of his gsugns experiences did pot. howeyes. Ok.
cite anv suspr:ue. ~ it has always beon undes-
a,ood that Hi,dsotu Ia 1esdv TO take any ol1lce
or ali Offices that he cap get. His recent at
tempt 10 obtain tae C1t1 Ma,ahaship. while At
,hs ssme timo hodiu; tho ofaos OF Alderman,
WA quoted IN a sufficient illustration OF hL
otlce.FeekinR rroel.vtles.
Some t.mo during the forenoon the rusnor
rks started that ul!dleth had LET. toun,-that he
had become disguated at tba aarious turn thai
whisky mstsera had taken, hnd had wi>ols cor.
cluded to get out Of tho Way before III could be
subpcruaod to appear boforo tho tiraud Jurs rs
= wttocss. TINS Euulnr ohta.oed a! tho moro
credit f1nua Tho fac: .hae la subject dill not put
III t,is appaarauce u tho City-IfAll, according to
bis usual custom. Probably taete lls never
p,eeed = dAy Blboa hta eiecl!nn without Iiidreih
beng scen In the MAynrs ot!ica. OF on tho
mattel 8tnup Of politicians. Lis absence y"stoI.
da7. tGerofors, Was regarded az t'nsuarl"
om.nous, tnu Rnve \ stfoug probability y to thu
T4,,uur u htB departure.
"oCR AxxiETY."
rem ,r.o1 prominent iA&yss. while conEerssnE
GU tDs .ubInrt III tho OH g OF sat C1rr'orA'!o'
Counsel, ;. ahonli not ne 10 luI or ~hs.hn,
IliIdrosh hss Rono. but rather to hSd ous ho"
With the lutoutlou Ut learning tho Ieas fAcss
ia tho case. = Tribune tepoEer Ett1tod AID. Hil-
dratl,'a residence. No. 574 South fla1stad street.
ycs,er1sv xftaruo,n. After pulling lhs door,
io,t vigorously 1sw tinlss tue summons Wax
responded TO By lAly. Who Po1Itsly Inquired The
II ii called 10 SOC Mr. ullateth. Ia h. 1t
home =
- iii! 10 10 IN soon ~"
II dou't know"
"c.n you Toll mo where I can and hsu'7"
"Do you think he is down town =. the City
II dnn't KNOW"
"When viii ba apt to hnd him at homs7"
@verbAptia ~ hour or to- :,
.Ile va proo'e'y Os around this o'eninc'"
..ilo a..nt eone out Of town."
rtess replies ~ere tsiae unsatisfactory. yet
thor taEt no further room for questioning, ADD
tbs reporter Accordingly Wl.hlEoW.
Last utght : Ia1nuSE reporter happened lEto
Jtm Noiafrr's saloon oa Msdlsoa ssreet. aud
tAero 10 found
AID. coRoonAh
And Tax-CommiSxionsr Mo0Eath. Tho g*oflf-
msn were by thema4ls"r, an4 Then tho a's'
hun sr ohtmed tu with tho qu.stIou. ~ Have 1ou
| seen anysl!nR ct 1Iiid.ethl". A'3. CosSn'an
| smiled si,d COMMISSIONER Ho0rasA !ooksd hatd
II The reporter. AID. CotcoElu sAs 10 "onsd
enaYeF snY question put 10 n,u, aud throw ANY
light on tho matter he could.
Hsp.-Tasu, hsrs You sssa Hldtesh latslyl
Aid. O,-1 ,hars~ ! asN him at shs lodge
Thursday night.
, 1876-01-08

Election C1nfnse - StnAtt-Pnx raw
n-rH--AllfCrtl C0nspirncy-Don..Mt .Mton
lsDnrd 0S 'Ern<l@.
.rtc7n' D:tnateh to Ths chteaas TRIBUNE.
.losrEEA1, jan IA warm election contest
FOR @ seat Ia tho Dominion psrIiauuot closed in
County Chsmbv to-lay, b. tho election Of Alr.
Denoi.. Conservative candidate. uss op7onons
was Dr.. Fortiar. Priest LussIet. Of Douchorv,!lo,
In Chanbls, denounced Dr. Forslcr At high mRas
YESTERDAY. and dise:t.d his hcarors to ca!l upon
him to-day In order to be guided as TO how lher
abou'd vo:e. l1e asa Invited any supporter nj
Dr.. Forsier WHO choho 10 fEce him At tho
c.l.tcll. dnor. 4 pa,sv accepted tie challedGe
bnt ha reverence declined.
DuliuZ the rnst gix weeks G. pet3ona hnso
died ol smallpox, Of whoru ca wero Frnucl
Gaua ll,us. This ia 3 eal commentary OIL tho
oyp 7s,tiou Of French Canaiians to vA:cin&!iun.
Tho unamp1oyod la5orata nf Qnebcp are Agi-
tatlng tlo subject nl public demons. At1ouH,
With Fiew 70 obtaining work OF AReiatance.
srtsat Nisfsfteh u F.if CHed1u if'orn'.
OTTAWA. Jan. IA. F. Martin men'bor Of tht
Manitoba l.e-lhllfuro. ~As be nre Fn'Ico alag
istsato ,-das ctlareed with o,mutttin9 rape
on Guild . Years 0f ayp. i{rs. Mills N 7ther Of
tile chlfl in Eivlug her cvldence. went into hve-
terlcs, aad liz to bs removed. Tho evidence of
the cLid wa4 taten. Hha described the lEtort!ea
ta'fan w,ta her, but admitted that Der snothot
toll her what to sav. Thn casn wRs adjourned
Martin denio. tho accusation from beginning to
emil. al ataupH IT ~ I'll andAcious conspiracy
Tho D ,minton Board Of Trade meets heto On
the 18th rst., wt>eu trado rclAttonB With tho
Upted Htasos MI! bo fully discussed.
, 1876-01-08

Hep-Nas that the 1Aat ron aaw Of hin 8
Aid. C.-No, slr. nav him thte Aft.rf in
Ctv-Half, between I and & O'clock. III t>al1
rfeht thofl. aid dlJn't look like man " -uli
rrn away. i
n.-Do you think be- knows anyts 5 sout
crooked wt}skv7
A:d. c.-I Eaow DO Was = oaugar, s If 10
knows ansthnS ho'tl krop IL to I,imsf.-
N.-rHer. you dou't think he'll sqts::
hn.G.-Wcil. ii ho 7ucats mn nle Is 'ataxou
TO nildsc!h. You bct ho IL not tllf s = to give
!'is friends aIar to aave hi nself. = : not that
Kind Of na@, think. When + = uldre.b
" lid boz" icsdlus tho reporta'-- reported
aad i.ushsd over r them. H. 11e sS said, S"pwit it.
tns,,s ti;nt r,i , good ,oke on no. 70
waisar, .hen could hta3 IN town and onloy it
Connisetcncr MoGrath slso sald ho bad seen
Hhdreta yesterday. aud thts ho didn't think hs
would either run away or slueal.
AID Foley satd that lo y oud rather not bo
m!xet up III tne matter Ak All ro far ~ 10 vas
concerned. aud That 30 tar as b. WAS awaEo ho
teteTed u.ldfeth waa IN town, And would not
rao away. even II ho had reason 10, tuau Il, lo
knew polling OF his case, or tho mstite Of 1t.
II must therefore bo rsgsettuIiy concluded that
\ speecn by fiiIdrclh-a personal ok.,sa.ntnn-
will bo QUO Of the features 1t t1o uoxt lneettn !,
Of the Council.
, 1876-01-08

AOmCa
TIE ST. Lor1s soHE HEAD THIEVES.
Perhaps tho best witnessos yst examined oa
lilo part Of tho Government bare boen two st..
Louia rectt6eFs, who Favo the details Of tts
csoafrd oua!nees It !ts Lebanon Dlat!1tery. Tbev
Implicated not only tho owners. Hsntichofs j
Co.. and tl,s subordinate csrs 1t the dlstttery,
but loft strong su spioion by shslr eytdencs that
tho frauds could uot bavo been 80 bolols carried
on except bv Hnno ooiiusfou of aomo Of the supo.
rior otsic1 se,-or, speo.Acatly, ex.8uperTisot
Mun Those vitnesses hare remarkably
loose tongue now. and TINY toll Thugs resardus
eu.oa rh'cn would bs Of esueeial tntesert At th&
Lon:s bridge. Ths persecution sud
bt1s!ne's tsttictHna OF ihoso u1lo - lu"atsd at
". Louis prevented their telling a much shera
- thsy now tell. and lncd ,utaIlv. thes Rtve in-
formation tracing Il ti!reet oonueotton in o.ooked
operations b"tweou st. Louis and Chic4co aud
between Chicago aad pe<in. Tao nAtnea at tht
psrtea implicated are kept absolutely secret. but
they cannot to"g ren'An 81. 0ne, and perhaps
be wi!.inG to saIi everything, ara expected to
testify Monday or Tuesday.
sMALL FRY
II. d. LINN. Of East 81. Louta pleaded guilty
| failing u}aor on wiic. tho spec,a tn1 had not
been paid. fie Ma t1ne4 e25 and costs.
ELEvEH IHDfcTMEyTs.
Il Is reported that eeven Indictments have a.
| ready been found pT tho Grand Jury: but, II 10,
| they hava not bncn returned. However, tlts may
DO nccoun:"d foe b7 the fact that tho District.
| Attornevs hsve not yot had time To Hrlta up &hs
tn;!icsnenta. which ara verr large,- ,--ono or tHd
hn'nT over sh pageB OF t"ghi CAP. ThAro IL
large forcn of SocrotSesvice. men here, and thor9
IL M question hut that wl.nesBss nre being s',ad.
| oHcd. Tao .who lott tho Hsato aFo known 10
! Il .Yo boen followed by detectives.
, 1876-01-08

TIE GRAND JuAx srILL AILE1FLr At work.
spsc,ai DspattA to fhs cslsa 70 Tf'o4Ht,
arstyor,Etp. ILL.,, Jan. 7.-To.day has beon
remarkably busy cue with tte Federal Grand
jury, and very largs humber Of w.tnsasss have
beau examined, l"1t shs proceedings sre kept
xsrv secrot, and tasrs sro two bAlins. NTH ayes
Of eufljc,ons capacity to scan tbs anliss corrl.
don. that 10 iusstlop'ug reporter may too nearly
APPROACH tho room WHARF no guilty msu
ID 10 bo permitted to eac4ps. II Il
.rue that Or. Noberts. OF Pekiu, &a!sd
10 get appointed apooiAi counsel for
Tho prosecution. though hinsslf And Charley
Gehaekeltord: Of Bloomington. lobbIsd ta-
ceAautlT; III that intslest wilh D'atrict.AtsoEney
Van Do.sson. aud. there is tho bass reason to be-
llovs. .ish tho sola siow Of di7ertlns tho scop-
Of tho inrshtigas!on 90 IS to cover With slime
ptomineut geuilsmen ia no 80 tof completely in
tbs nlug. 10 1te end that those whom thsrc Is
ample war, Auti TO tclleyo enilty might tscapo.
but District-httoruev Van Dotstoa and lila as
Yiasapt, Mr. E. I. l,os. are detssmtned 10 psoas
tia matter to th& bottom. Bo many Witnesses
hA.e p,ea tunuaonsd that shay could not I'll b
, 1876-01-08

DETROIT Mich, Jan. 7.-Revenus-AEent VIII
IAN 4. okse.t reached hese to-a!ght. hAElns
Just compettd the consolidation of ths sesou.
taenth, Eighteenth. IND Nineteenth OlstsiclA Of
Ohio ~ith heniquaters a. Cleveland, Charles B.
rettlnsi|l bsins retained ~ Collector also. OF
tho Ninth aud Tenth Ohio DtstE'cts, With J. q.
Swaga.t Eets!ued - Collector, NTH office II
T,ledo. THIS consolidation mill aavo tho Cor
stumont &l5.o00 year. In thess hmes. whan
a. many frauds sre beng uns1stheA, !! asens
ehses,n8 to haae taat tho ACCOUNTS Of the aTa
Northern Ohio Collect ~ arc not short cent,
and thAt their callecslous have been about
$:0,U10. .Ol0. Collector Fasser. o. tho 6sSen"
toenth Ohio District, WAS the Oldest Collector ID
tho country, having bsen ono OF President Lin
colu'4 a1st Appointments. and been IN ohlee con-
tlnuatly until the lSt tnst.
, 1876-01-08

THh hEIHuEEA MADE LAST NAY IN CHICAGO.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Jan. 7-1ntsruAi nos snus
Superior Tu.ton+ Of tniH c.ty, has zecsised to-
s:ruc'son1 from Secretary BrlAiow tn proceed IT
once TO Chicago to su?estnteud tho trials xrfhing
from tho sc1znres Of dtstiIler1cs. etc. made by
him In that citY In May laH:. Tho Secretary
d'recsa tho Supervisor to DO prepared With ayi-
dences for tho prnaecutinn Of each rotaon m
dtc.cl. a. 20 p:p.a &c OF understanding las been
or will bo made lonainR to compron!ss Of any
Of tha cnses. Tuition will leave th!n city on A1on-
dsv for Ch'caRo. accompanied by wtpea los and
ola evidence c"!iostua IN tho East to provo dupl-
cation Of pactAgca. osc.
, 1876-01-08
i REGULAR MkShER.

Sps,tds DttpateA b IA Chicago Ttaunf.
ANN AnaoR, Mich, Jan. 7.-alAsah 0udeskiT1
eued Albert Cos for breach Of promiss nix
mouths ago. Trial WA bid At tho lass term OF
tho Circuit Court. Tho jury fatlsd to agra
T4e case VISA taken up again 1t ths pteaent
tetu. Tho Jury gave \ verdict tor PlA'nsth.
a.arlinx e70o /; t!o. 400 xaa claimed: Coo ~
sued short tina before this csst of Lousss
0oad!ux toe bteaah ot promise. ~ho os tanod =
verdict Of $4,000. Thl4 1ouna Routlsmsa ~ 1o
fortune With wbloh 10 pav thssa bills. 1ut u y
undatxtoqd that AiA sleh father VII kastA kAaa&.
, 1876-01-08
mr. FAnKa uENIEs.
NJ },fe fthi:.1to Tr.ttttte

IHFdq0
ArnorA, ILL.,. Jan. LIN your rspnr of The
8sh man hy lhe name OF Coy has something
10 Say about me in connection with tho Wh.nhy
Rtag. don't know anything about ths Rlng /;
neyor Lad anything to do wtn them; nevsr got
any mooev out Of thstn, and neror hAd Auy bus.-
uesA connectton with them OF any mana or kItd.
haye drank somo whisky but whether 1t "aa
"st.aiaht or "crooked 1 caanot tell. That Ia
my only connection. b. +. fAREs.
, 1876-01-08
PHILADELPHIA
kIEiICIpud CARER.

TH1.spE 1rn... Jan. 7.-Ihe Treasury Depart
ment has knowledge Of tho fac. that Bcverat
large hquur estabIislment8 in thin city hAs8
becn dealing In crooked whisky. and most Ut
thon havo been called upon to explain bv Bnpor-
visor Tuition. 1hia gentleman s'aks that wbito
there Is ~ doabt that those 1oases hare been
l.a,i7: in crooked whfskv. vet thaea Is no POSI-
tvs erldence that thoy did it with any guilty.
knowledge. Thcre u,17 bn ona or two houses
Tint kno* what they wern doing, hut t;,e d.
pArtment las NJ evidence OF the fact yet.
, 1876-01-08


ArL.ssA. Ga.. Jan. 7.-The Carnival y"atee-
d.: was Grand su.sosa. From IL. 900 10 10000
people were iu tho atroots. tbs pageant was lna-
posing. lns bali CT ow4ed And tho Markham uouAs
bnLliautlx illumluate1.