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1.-THE REGISTER, Wheel
ing. W. va.
c,nocratic and Conservative State
p' Convention,

.,,,oCRATIC AND CONSERVA-
'Hr EVE party of West Virginia, are re- ,'.
- % appoint delegates to meet IN
qa''. charleston, on Thursday the
:a,' u, a.y OF June. at 10 o'clock A, M' ,or ,or
SIN ~. 80 Of nominating candidates Tor
,hspas hpspss Of Governor, Auditor, Treas
the O. O...,orney-Geueral, State superinten-
n'si' a, of Free schools, and three Judges OIL
dem" w., Of Appeals. Also for the pur-
me- :, amounting two Delegates from
pose y. v'rrsssonal a district OF the State,
ss'n ". Delegates from the State at
sna "" 70 represent West Virginia in
lsss ratio National Convention, TO
As r ~ s., Louis on the 9th day OF
k n' 1.-THE nomination OF candidates for
.au', me-, and Vice President OF the United
5,s,s. the selection Ofan Electoral Ticket
s"S s| ,ne transaction of such other proper
anu .s Wv a. NAV come before the said Con-
ysntion voto-o
~ S,ots without regard to past politi-
u ~ I,ssrences. who are opposed to polit:-
Co .a-unriop in high places, are cordially
'',,as 70 participate in the meetings
.,ll-l 10 appoint said Delegates.
ALEX. CAMPBELL, Chairman.
1y.GALLAHER, Sec'y.
nauocratic papers Of the state please
eOpy. ,e-. mr,,
p,vrERsBURG, March 9, 1876. mriI
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FOREIGN.
JheInser-gntversity Race.

LONDON, April 8.-The annual boat
race on the Thames river between the or-
ford and Cambridge University crews
took place to-day, and resulted 10 vic
tory for the Cambridge crew. The tine
of the race was twenty minutes and nine-
teen seconds The Cambridge crew won
by four lengths. Early in the iorehoo'
unprecedented crowds locked from ever!
direction TO all points along the rlyer
from which q view oil the course could be
had. All traffic on the river was Sos
pended. Both crews were in splendid
form. Hobard. OF Exeter, replaced
williams, OF Corpus, IS No. 3 in the Ok
ford boat. The Oxford won the toss for
choice of positions. and chose the Middle
AK side. A start was effected at 2oclock.
The Cambridge crew got away first,
rowing thirty-seven strokes per minute
but very steadily. The Oxford crew CON-
m,nced With ,hirty-hve strokes per min
ute, without apparent eff IT. Toe Cam
bridge drew clear away in the frst guar.
ter Of O mile, but st Craven Point
the Oxford diminished the lead,
10 . quarter OF length, when
s.ch boat was rowing tbirty-siI
strokes per minute. Both quic keoed
,lirhtly. The crab tree, one mile and
furlong from the starting point, va.
reached in four minutes and fty-eigh'
sec,uds. Both crews now settled down
to steady work, and Hammsrsmiif
bridge. four furiongs further on, VA
reached IN eight minutes and thirts-on'
seconds. with Cambridge = clear length
,hesd. At the Doves, two furiongs iTon
Hammersmi,h bridge. Cambridge .s'
still further ahead nd the rice .as vir
tu.lly over. Cambridge roved stead
ilv increasing the lead Two Of
three leagths n Chisviek Church
Az Bsrra the OIfyrd made the lAs
struggle, qdickening her stroke owe
forts. bu, the boat did not answer 70 ,hs
.purt and The Csnbridge kePs fan.
three l.nshts ahead. Barnes Bird se
thrse miles and half from The s'sstinl
point was reached in 10 minutes and u
sseoods. from which Point the boat
roved uniformly TO the ship. uhieh va
resebsd in % minutes and ~ secono'
The Oxford eassd up just eeiofe me gu
~ arsd, but the Csne1dgs really So
! nv iitsls over three lengths.
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oninion would either make BLAIHl or
some other Republican, president.

opinion would either make BLAINE or
some other Republican, president.
Mr. A. W.CAMPBELL, who had thrice
declined call for . speech, felt impelled
to lay aside his reserve and assist in
picking up the chinaware that JOHN
HUBBARD had knocked over. He en-
dorsed the position of CHEsrxR D. HUE
BARD, and seemed to be little nervous
about latent spirit of rebellion that
might be aroused some day, and thought
that this thing ought to be kept before
the people.
The whole truth in . nutshell is, and
their astu.e leaders know it, the Republi-
can party cannot afford to 60 iato the
canvass with its record for the last two
years laid bare to the people. They pro
pose to blind the judgment and stife the
reason of the people of the North
by an appeal to their prejudices
and passions. Eleven years have passed
since the war closed, and that lapse of
time has done much to temper the teel-
ings of people of both sections, and we
are very much disappointed in the intel
ligence and patriotism Of the American
people if they can permit themselves TO
be blinded to real living issues by stir
ring up the baser passions Of our nature.
Mr.. BLAINE's policy is the only hope of
the Radical party, and we think that is
only a straw to drowning man.
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BIxaHAMprox, N. Y April s.-A
terrible explosion occurred at the Dol er
shops of Shipley & Wells, this evening.
Charles Carter, the foreman OF the shop,
Was testing pattern boiler built for .
steamboat, when it exploded with terrific
force. 1t was setting on the sidewalk OF
tb. street in front OF the shop where
soms boys we're playing marbles
and other people passing. Garter
John Maloney, the calker and Chsriss
Gswber, = boy were instantly Killed;
Fred Ochsen bien, . jeveler and Samuel
Ireraham, . boy were seriously injured;
Ochsen bien's injuries are shout the head
and may prove fatal. Iryrahams eye,
were destroyed, but it is thought he vii
live. Several person, were slightly in
jured.
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The Turkish Insurrsesio..

LONDON, April 10. A Times special
from Berlin says: The crisis of the in
surrection is evidently approaching, If
Austria does not interfere, the Insur.
gents will be reinforced BY the Bosnian
and Servian allies. If Austria does in
terfere Russian sympathixes may
be expected to use their influence in favor
OF what they consider q national cause.
Austria will most probably abstain from
active Intervention, but will prevent the
passage of supplies across the frontier.
A special TO the Times from Odessa
represents that the ineurrection IN Boa.
mia and Crotia Is assuming dangerous
proportions. The majority of the in
surgents are veterans of the Austrian
militia. The Governor OF Bosnia advised
the proclamation of holy war. BE has
been recalled. The intelligence il 80
alarming that the Russian Government
is afraid to publish it in Odessa.
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Privity Of the BALLOT to be Preserved

CHICAGO, April Farwell Hall was
crowded this evening and several hum
dred went away, unable to obtain admis-
sion, the occasion being a call for the
citizens to take measures, in view Of the
nigh handed outrage by which the votes
cast at Tuesdays election were destroyed,
and tampsred with, to prevent recur-
renee of such frauds at the coming
election for City Council. Speeches were
made by Hon. Leonard SWEET, Rev. Ar
thur Mitchell, Prof. Swing, Writ Dexter
aud others, aud resolutions were adopted
by unanimous voto that the Second Ward
Club be entrusted with the task of guard
ing the various polling places, and en-
pcwering them to call on the citizens for
armed assistance if necessary. There
.nsszvxreat enthusiasm. sentiments
Wefe m5H heartily yxppfsutct whicnrug-
gested force rs means for vindicating
the rights of the citizens.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

WASHINGTON, April s.-The pro-
ceedings in the House to-day were limit
ed to the delivery of speeches. to which
there were few listeners, either on the
floor or in the galleries. Mr.. Lawrence
spoke in favor Of the bill introduced by
himself in relation TO land patents. The
bill applies mainly to nulitory titles in
Ohio and Kentucky, and provides that
in all actions to recover land the patents
shall, for the purposes Of the statute Of
limitation, have the same effect as il
issued when the entry of ihe land was
made. It's design is 10 give the benefit
of limitation in those cases where here
may be long delay in issuing the
papers.
Adjourned
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ST.. LOUIS, April 8.-About o'clock
this morning, young man Is years old
named Shane, called at the house Of w.
w. Jilz, 1922 Pine street, and eharg ed
him with the seduction Of his sister,
Maria L. Shane. An alteration occurred
and Shane shot Jilz, inAicting what 10
believed TO be q mortal wound. Jilz then
shot young Shane, wounding him very
seriously. The facts in the case are not
yet all known, but it appears Jllz did
seduce Shanes sisters and subsequently
produced abortion upon her. The mother
of the young lady has civil suit now.
pending in the Circuit Court against
Ji.z for seduclng her daughter, and few
days ago instituted criminal proceedings
against him. Jilz is q wealthy man, but
bears q very bad reputation, having been
divorced in an alleged irregular way
from one wife and now living apart from
the second wife.
Young Shane was shot four times, and
has since died. Jilz was shot twice, once
through the lungs, and lies in very
precarious condition. ttEL
At acoroner' inquest this afternoon on
the body of young Samuel Shane, who
was killed by w. w. Jilz this morning,
Nora Jilz, niece of Jilz testified, she
lived with her uncle; that Shane came to
tho house this morning and said he must
see Mr.. Jllz on important business; she
called her uncle, who was IN bed and he
dressed and went down stairs; when in
the hall Shane stated bis sister was con-
fined last hight and charged
Jilz with her ruin. Jilz said it was . lie,
whereupon Shane shot him. Her uncle
then grappled with Shane, who fred
another shot. Jilz then drew revolver
and fired four shots at Shane all Of which
took effect. Shane fell to the floor, and
she went for doctor, at her uncles bid
ding. Jilz then went to his house, where
he has since lain with very dangerous
wound. From other sources it is learned
that some time last June Jilz
advertised for q girl to do some office
writing, and Miss Shane applied for the
and was engaged. The &C.
quaintance thus made became intimate,
and although Jilz was married it is
alleged he seduced the girl on promise
OF marriage. Last night, the girl was coz
fined, and when her brother, who was
only II years old, learned of her condl-
tion the disgrace and ruin Of his sister
drove him nearly crazy, and he obtained
O. pistol and went to Jilz's house and
charged him with the crime, and met his
death as above stated.
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OMAHA, April AT three o'clock
this afternoon the old frame buildings
known as the first postofice, was discov
cred to be on fire, and before the fire
department got on the ground, was part.
ly destroyed. The flames communicated
to Mcclure & Smiths cracker factory
adjoining, which was badly damaged by
FIRE and water. Loss on frame building,
$500 or 5000; uninsured; on factory, Sl0,-
600. Fully insured in the following:
Rtna, Of Hartford, So, 500; North British,
$500; German American Same and
another company, name unknown, same
amount The origin of the fire is un.
known, but is supposed to have been the
work Of an incendiary, as several tramps
were seen in the vicinity before the dis
covery Of the FIRE.
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Challenge,

NEW YORK, April 9.-Msjor Clifford,
Vico-Commodore OF the Royal Canadian
Yacht Club, has challenged for the
Queens Cup won by the yacht America
and held by the New York Yacht Club,
the race to come off in June. The
yacht is called the Countess of Dufferin,
and is POI tons measurement. 1t is be-
lieved the New York Club will waive
the six months notice required under the
rules, and that the race will take place.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i United States for the District OF West
In the matter OF Joseph Hamilton, Bank.
rupt.
nee, At wheeling, w. Va, April j. l6e.
Notice 10 hereby given thai . petitaon
has been, to-wit: On the l7th day OF
March, 1879, fied In aaid District Court by
Joseph Hamilton, or Wheeling, In said
District who has been heretofore duly
declared bankrupt, Tor . discharge Asd
certidcate thereof from all his debts and
other claims provabls under the Unitsd
states Bankrupt law. and that the 0th
day OF April, A. ID. ls7s, at 10 O'Clock a. -.
before .aid court. At the Once Of gsSrEs
ruptry, at No. o. II wsIrth street, Whssling,
In said dist rict. has been assisnsd - ths
time am place for oil creditou who have
proved their debta, and other persons In
fnterest, /, appear and show causs, ~ any
they have, why the prayer OF said pssi'
ton should not be granted.
Test: JAhrkh MvonE
aprsoaws Clerk ID. u. y. u. W. We.
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Nxw YosK, April Sit has been de-
cided BY the counsel for the Plain'in IN
the Mouiton -Beecher case 10 take An ap-
neal from Justice Dickman's decision on
the demurrer oil the defendant, and
which has been sustained by the Court.
The motion papers and notice OF appeal
will be served on Mr.. Beecbers counsel
within few days. The case viii b A.
pued at tho general term Of the Supreme
Cour. 10 be held at Poukeepsie in Nay
next
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haps it is not our pitch in, but it seems
strange that such s'high-toned, inde-
pendent neutral" journal As the Ohio
Valley Ne,0s can get down from
its position on the fence to make
low filings at . private individual.
If a man has dono badly, according to
our views, is it manly when we run short
of argument, to be eternally throwing 1t
in his face? - rreF
Most likely if r. y. since his bab "An-
cedents" had been sitting on the fence,
out of the way, of the mud on both sides
which the D. V. man shuns and been
shouting for Grant, Belknap & Co., he
would havo been not only a good 'ellow'
capital good fellow, but the best Of fell
lows in tae eyes of said editor.
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Fruit Prospects,

COLUMBUS, April 9.-Secretary Kip
purt, of the State Board of Agriculture,
says advices from various parts Of Ohio
20 TO show that the recent bad weather
has had its expected result as far as the
fruit is concerned. Very few peaches
will live, especially in the northern
counties, so that there will be not more
than one.eighth of crop. The pear
trees have not suffered SO much, aud o
half crop may be expected. Apples SO
far as heard from are pronounced fair
Weld.
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The Old, Old story.

SAN Francisco, April s.-Unitsd
States detective Finnegan, arrested. In
this city to-day, Charles B. Wilkins, s1-
collector of inteanal revenue, western dis
tri,, of Missouri, for the embexIlemeht
Of stsnps to the amount Of $4,000.
wilkins left Missouri eight or nine
months ago and went to New YORK.
thence to Australia, arriving here in
February, under the name OF Brown
Wilkins claims the embezzlement was
effected by subordinates in Office, and pro,
fesses his willingness to return and stand
a trial. He will be taken East in lew
days.
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Killed by an Editor.

Rock ISLAND, April 9.-On Friday
afternoon David Van Meter, city editor
of the Rock Island argus, had a fight in
q saloon with John. Stanbach, about
whom Van Meter had written an often.
sive article. Stanbach was knocked
down and cut by Van Meter in the
temple with a pocket-knife. He died
last night from the effects of the stab,
when it was found the point OF the
knife had broken. off in the left temporal
bone. Van Meter was arrested and lock-
cd up oa charge of murder.
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MEMPHIS, April s.-Jill,on Harmon,
who was guarding convicts on the Pres'-
dents Island, WAS killed last night, BY
accident, BY the discharge OF bis gun.
L.tes. reports from below state THAI
the overflow extends seventy miles up
the Arkansas and one hundred AID thirty
up the White river, while in front Of thu
ci,y il extends to Madison forty miles A
sharp decline at St. Loun and Cairo TO-
day, causes rejoicing among planters
comparatively :ew OF whom hsve suffered
any serious damage as yet, except 10 The
corn which was .! tnted-
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"a Drop Of Joy In Every WsrA."
FLEMINoroN, !
HUHTKRDox COUNTY, N. Y,
June %. 1874.

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pen these lines to acknowledge that
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brought mo out Of the grave. Three
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face. Iprocured your Golden Medical
Discovery and Purgative Pellets. and
have taken six bottles, ard to-day I am
in good health, all those ugly ulcers hav.
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healthy condition. I thought at one
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you, yet there is . drop Of Joy in every
word l write. Gods blessing rest on
you and your wonderful medicines, - tho
humble prayer Of
Yours truly,
JAMES U. BELLIs.
Whsn msdicine will promptly cure
such terrible eating ulcers and free the
blood of the virulent poison causing
them. who can longer doubt its wonder
ful virtuesI DR.. Pierce does not wish to
place his Golden Medical Discovery In
the catalogue Of quack patent nostrums
by recommending it to cure every dis
ease, nor does he so recommend Il; but
what he docs claim is this, that there 10
but one form Of blood disease that Il will
not cure and that Is cancer. He does
not recommend his Discovery for that
yet he knows 1t to be the most
searching blood clenssr yet discovered,
and that it will free the blood and sys.
ten of all other blood pOisons, be they
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Golden Medical Discovery Is ,0drranfed
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A Fast walk.

SAN Francisco, April 9.-oLeaty'
the Chicago pedestrian, about nnah.gnH
completed the feat Of walking nVe n.n-
dred miles in one hundred ana 'ni1sy- NJ
n;ne hours and thirty.two minutes: Inc
fonr hundred and ninety-afth mile was
Go,dsmith Maid trotted against Golden
csts Yesterday, at the Bay District track
10 Istter TO run ono mile and FIVE hum
srs srsd l and ATTY yards. Maid Won IN in
2:l93. beating Golden Gate three sec0n''
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Tramps Attack n Train.

New YORK, April "a gang Of
tramps stoned a New Jersey Central
train yesterday, and attempted to take
possession OF the engine. A desperate
Eight ensued, the train hands being as
sisted by officers. Thirteen trsmps were
finally made prisoners and lodged in Jail.
Some Of the officers were badly beaten.
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Balttm0HN Fire.

BALTIroRE, April "a fire broke out
this afternoou, it is supposed from q COM
bustion in the wholesale drug store Of
Brown & Bro. Is South Sharp street,
destroying the building and stock. The
loss on the stock is estimated on $780,.
900, and on the building at $4,000.
Damage to adjoining buildings $26 900.
Insurance $1,000 Six or eight fremen
were injured, but none seriously.
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Suicide.

ST. LOUIS, April s.-A Repub iean
Kansas City special says: Mrs. Bam'
back, the wife of a prominent tobacconist,
committed suicide this evening. Domes-
tic trouble is the alleged cause Mr..
Bamback was nearly crazed when told OF
his wife's death, sHd-tAs- s-intssfsreace OF
friends alone prevented him from killing
himself.
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Petition for Pardon.

ST. LOUIS, April 9.-The petition put
in circulation here yesterday, asking
President Grant to pardon Col. Mcguire,
il being numerously signed By all classes
Of citizens, and the press speak sympa-
thetically of the Colonel. His counsel
will ask Judge Treat, tomorrow, tor q
STAY of execution for thirty days.
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Body Found.

LouuyrLLr, April s-The BODY OF .
man was discovered in the esna' . ,oaA!, ,;
nsrv S much decomposed. The pockets S OF
Vi. nsnts were filled with stones; Inc
bes bodT is supposed to bO that Of Robert 0;sas
C..5;n who has been missing since
Tarch eth One Of his arms was miss
N o. . Int whether he vas killed and thrown
nv ;s.n The river, or committed suicide "
no, definitely known.
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..A...k ..a sf e SAFE B.rsiary.

wAsHrxeros, April s.-General Bah,
cocks attention having to-day been called
Whitley. in hi. testimony yesterday BE-
fore the Committee on Judiciary, con-
nscted HIM with the safe burglary, SAID
hs did not zee even BY inference how be
could b placed in that situation, as ne
had NO personal knowledge OF the bur-
,l.ry. either before o: after it was com.
nitssd. He will asked 70 bs Summoned
BY the committee 70 answer any charge
which may have been made against him
by any ofths Witnesses.
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-IwOULD rather see my country's flag
trailing IN the dust, than to behold the
sqnilising spectacle Of its disgrace in
.,e ewes of the world, as it is to-day
vs., the notifying confession of a Re-
publican in the Convention on Saturday
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CINCINNATI, April S.-Frank Rohrer,
Charles CAN'T and Geo Erber, of New
port, Ky, opposite this city were drown.
ed in the Ohio river to-day. They bad
been r wing on the river and while at
temp, ng TO land the boat was drawn un-
der . barge. The bodies have not yet
been recovered.
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u.. K,lDs HIS wife.

ouAHA. April s.-Dsvid sn,p's!, ,. !.
o- living ten miles north OF here
.us ia,ms .nss.yoring 10 s1tricais car
WI VIZ from a needle gun yesterday &c.
eidsnsally discharged the Weapon, % r. iIs a;s
charge taking edsc. in the 0o1{ TS.v 1' had ~.
,d SiSe' killing her instantly: Iney sSd ass ,Ss
~ @ married but about year. ano 'ne
Cs.,.n leaves q little child.
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NO. 24O.

CLrvEIAxD, o, April s.-Ps.rolsun
-Unchanged; standard white, ITO
degrees test, lilo; prime white, $50 de-
grees test l23ci cash car lots. 2
PIrrsUReH, April 8.-Pstrolsum-
Quiet; crude In rair demand at 20 l60
2 ia at Parker's; refined dull st l4}e for
Philadelphia delivery.
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LONDON, April l0.-The St. Peters
burg correspondent Of the Augsburg
Aaegemine Zsitxng maintains that the
Car really intended to abdicste, but the
idea was abandoned in consequence Of
the rcstorat of bis health.
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Avery Arrssss4-

WAsHrsoros. D. G ApriI g sh". s.;U.
Y. 49,. .,:I v;sh the whsksy frauds, va.
connesse1 ;es. crested rest BY q United State:
to'nlgni "a committed to jail 70 awsis
AAsn. s. ."r r.nsr. for his removal 10 st.
1nS I~,,!. bis baii bsing forfeited.