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PARDON OF AVERY.

A special dispatch to the Chicago
Euenng Telegraph from Jefferson City,
Missouri, announces the pardon by the
President, of the notorious WILLIAM D..
AVERY, of st. Louis Whisky Ring no.
toriety. He held position of peculiar
responsibility, the chief clerk of the
treasury department, where all the rou-
tine of that vast system of revenue col.
lection passed under his eye and ear.
He deliberately allied himself with the
banded swindlers who were pilfering the
treasury by millions. Of his guilt there
was no doubt whatever, indeed it was
plain from the first that without his aid
the enormous thetts developed in the
whisky business could never have been
ventured. He was the eye and arm of
fraud; MCKEE, MCDONALD, BABcocK,
HEsING. and REHM and men Of that
kind were the brain. 1t was through
him that warning reached the conspira.
tors whenever q movement in the treas.
ury indicated danger.
His guilt no one doubts, his pardon,
however, is Not only criminal disregard
Of the moral effect of justice, it is step
in the whisky conspiracy by which still
unpunished guilty men hope to escape
the disgrace If not the penalty of e1-
posure.
The Chicago Times charges tha: at IS
to sare member Of Grants family and
Babeoek that Auery ha, been plaeated by
release from an imprisonment rh,eh he
could hare forced Babeoek and the mem
Der Of Granf family to sohom allns.on is
made to shdreP
There were letters IN existence written
from the White House and dated even
after the whisky frauds had been dis.
covered which would put certain persons
in serious peril. Those letters have been
seen BY various persons in Washington,
and their substance can bo proven even
If the originals are destroyed.
BRrsrow has been gotten out Of the
way, YAlYAS is no longer where he can
do bis mischief to the conspirators. the
documents of the treasury are oil at BAB-
COCK. disposal, and the President
thought himself safe in securing the
silence Of this accomplicc by psrdoning
him for crimes really more mischievous
than that Of REHM and HrsIss.
AvHlY's pardon involves thoee of all
the other condemned ccnspirators, and
before tho business is ended, mark it
these will come; for the lever that AVERY
used wss not In his own hands, and the
seounlrels- -abo used il will bring 1t to
the assistance OF those who will pay the
most money. ~ " ~
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The Coal Combination.

Nrw YORK, July 22.-The coal combi-
nation announces an increase OF fifteen
cents per ton. At recent meeting
of the combination it was resolved that
the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company.
having exceeded its proportion of the
ahipments TO Tide Water by 5000 tons,
unless the excess be extinguished before
the end OF August, the several companies
in the combination shall be relieved from
all futher obligations to observe the terms
OF the compact.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Isaac Sturtevant, Of the well-known
lumber firm of Sturtevant Il Co, died at
Cleveland, o., Saturday, of paralysis.
Spencer, Thomas, Virgins and Green,
the well.known English professionals,
will participate In the Philadelphia re-
gatta.
Ex-Governor Hale died at Keen, n.
H., Saturday, aged 69.
Thomas Smith, sailor, killed Richard
Evans, at New York, Saturday night, by
striking him with boulder. Smith
was arrested.
Dom Pedro, his wife and suite, have
arrived safely at Liverpool.
Hillary Page, negro incendiary at
Richmond, Va, being pronounced by
medical experts as sane and responsible
for his acts, the Governor has ordered
his execution on September lst.
Work will be resumed at all the mines
in the Scranton, Pa, region, today. A
speedy dissolution Of the coal combina-
ton is predicted.
Mcclellan, Carol AID Boyle, who have
been on trial at Pottsville, Pa for the
past ten days for the murder Of Police
man Yost, at Tanaqua, in 1875, were on
Saturday evening convicted of murder
in the fret degree.
The New York Central Republican
State Committee is called 70 meet in
Saratoga August 23i, to endorse the
nomination of Hayes and Wheeler.
Ned Harris (colored) has been arrested
at Richmond, Va, charged with the
murder OF his nephew, eleven years ago.
Two Italians registered at the PhGniI
hotel at Boston, Friday, and early Sstur-
day morning one killed the other with
razor. They were registered as Charles
and August Burges,, but the victim, be.
fore dying, gave his murderers' name as
Nicholas Savisnove.
L. VI. Downing, agent Of the Vicks-
burg and Shreveport railroad, A. Delta,
La, was drowned late Saturday evening,
while bathing in The river rear Delta.
The Dubuque Lumber Compsny's saw
mill at Dubuque, La, vas burned Satur.
day morning, together With flushing
shed and 10000 feet Of dry finishing
stock. Loss $4,000; insurance 1900,
principally in eastern companies.
Oliver A. Hart, President Of the b.
Louis Gas Company, hss sent commit
nicstion to Mayor OVerstaliz, IN which
he desires 10 compromise All difference
between the company and the city, and
furnish gas TO consumers at $50 per
! 900. and carry all the conditions OF
vhs, is known IS the tripartite agree
rent the city 70 dismiss all pending suits
against the company, pay al bills due
the company, and return the works 70
them. The Mayor declined 70 submit
the communication 10 Council.
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The Thunderer Explosion.

LONDON, July PA dispatch from
Plymouth says that few days before
the disastrous trial trip of the ThundereI,
the boilers were tested by hydraulic pres.
sure, making necessary the wedging
down of the safety and all the other relief
valves. 1t has been discovered that the
wedges had never been removed. The
communication valve was also closed,
and no steam was able to escape to the
engines.
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Frfghtlnl Massacre.

New YORK, July 22-A Constantine
pie correspondent says: The atrocities
committed by Bsshe Bazouk and other
irregular Turkish troops IN Bulgaria, in
clude the burning of several villages,
leaving thousands of Christians utterly
homeless and destitute, and the massacre
of several thousand Bulgarians, irrespec-
tive Of age or sex. One hundred Of
Bashe Bszouk's troops have been arrest
ed by order Of the Turkish government
for participation in these atrocities, and
will be tried Immediately.
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We are just in receipt ofs circular
from MckILLoP s. SPRAGUE, embodying
summary :ot the harvest prospects
throughout the country, for the week
ending July 22d. 1t contains reports
from seven states, viz: Alabama, Geer-
gia. lows, Kansas, Louisiana, Minnesota,
Missouri, Texas and Wisconsin. In
Iowa the returns are from 81 counties
aud report the wheat very badly dam.
aged by rain. The area under cultiva-
tion Is greatly decreased since last year.
In some localities dry weather. rust, and
eh'ntz bug have greatly injured it. In
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OUR COUNTRY
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

In the District Court of ths United states
tor the district Of Yves, Virginia, In the
matter o. wiiiisnf II. Fft sher. bankrupt.
UsrTZp sTATEs DfsTaIcT CLxKxs b oYyIcEl
AT EHkELISS, W. Va, June ~, s5e !
Notice is hereby given thst pstition
has been. 20 vii: on The ga dsy OF Jan.
uary, 1915, fled In ss!d District Court by
William n. Flsshef. Of Parkenburg, In
szid district, who has been heretofore duly
declared bankrnyt, Jor . dischArgs and
certificate thereof. from all bis debts and
other ciaims proTsbie under the United
states bankrupt act, and that the lst day
OF Angus, Is7s, st 10 O'Clock q. m, before
aid curt zf ths once Of Sooree Z. Boyd,
E.a.. one OF the kegistsys In Bankruptcy,
az so. q, Iuelrh street, Wheeling. IN said
district, has been assigned ~ the Time and
place Ior nil creditors who have proved
their debis, and other persons In interest
20 appear aud show csuse, n any they
have, Why the prayer Of the ssiA pettfion
Test: JAsPER Z. AoonK
lysoawr Clerk D. C.. o. .. d. W. Hs
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Tux Philadelphia Press (FoRNkY's
paper administers mild rebuks to
those Republican organs that are
now abusing GRANT in the name Of
HAYES.
"Lst the Republicans remember that
"rsaaent Grants the firm friend Of Cor.
Hayes as his successor; that is, to Presi-
dent Grant We look for the maintenance
ot all the laws, North and South, during
the presidential election, and that if the
confederate Democracy should attempt
20 make head against the national SEN
timent we have man in the highest
"tiice Of the republic who understands
them"
FoRNEr is right quite right GRANT
- the firm friend Of Gov. HAYES" Did
not the same convention which nomi-
mated the latter, hold up the former ITO
the continued and hearty gratitude OF the
American people'" And did not the
latter declare that all the convention said
IN behalf Of the former is ain accord with
my views?" Where, then, is the traitor
knave who would attempt to SOW seeds
OF dissension and plant roots Of bitterness
between this noble pair OF brothers?
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Hard Fighting.

LONDON, July 23.-Tbe Standards cor.
respondent st70sman Pachas camp, rs
miles from widdiD, writing on Sunday
23d, says all is quiet at present The
Servians remsin on the Seryisn side OF
the Tinok river. Cannon shots are oc-
ca.ionsily exchanged, but the Turks will
not probably attack until general
isdvah 6, Is made sill along the line. A
'Wndin, telegrAm says the Turks and
regulars attacked the ServIan camp st
Bregovs Saturday, and the fighting still
continues.
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Gov. CHAMBERLAIE, of South Car.
DINA, says, there is nothing 10 sho,o that
the disturbances at Hamburg originated
IN political causes. Senator MORTON and
his followers probably know this; hence
their haste to misrepresent the transac-
tion for party effect before the truth
could be established. 1t is the obligation
of South Carolins To punish violators Of
her laws, and she has the power to do it.
The trick of requesting the presence of
Gov. CHAMBERLAIN ut Washington,
when his duty was at home, was part
of thai system of deception which has
been the principal element in Republican
politics relating to the South.
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The gflyerRill.

WASHINGTON, July 22.-The Presi.
dent has not yet signed the silver bill.
The treasury officials say the section
authorizing the exchange Of sl0,OOO,ooO
silver for a like amount Of legal tender
notes will be practically inopesatiys the
treasury not having the silver on hand.
The amount coined 10 only sufficient for
the redemption Of the fractional cur
rency. rf-
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Gov STEVENSON will! be enjoyed to
learn tina. he is to have the opportunity
of supporting HUBBARD for office this
tall. The governor, we believe, used to
be of the opinion that a Republican ticket
in this county was not legal without
HUBBARD "stuck onto It."
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The Board of Regents Of the West
Virginia University were to have held a
meeting at Graftsn, on the 18th, for the
purpose of electing President for the
Institution, but quorum of the men,
bers failed to put in appearance. DR..
SCorr the Vice.President, will. We pre-
sumo, remain at the head of the faculty.
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Seryians Routed,

RAoUsA, July 22.-Mustapha DJela-
din Pasha, and Soplzcki Pssha, with
seven batallions of infantry, four COM
panies OF cavalry and eight guns, at
tackled the Servians in their entrench-
ments at Rasks before Belive, Thursday,
and after few hours of sanginary COM
bat the ServiaHs fed. The Turks cap.
tured tour guns and four small forts.
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Shooting nj wimbledon

LONDON, July 22.-The match be.
tween the English, Scotch. Australian
and Canadian teams begun Wednesday,
a. Wimbledon,was concluded to-day, and
was won5by the English! The following
are the scores at the three ranges, 800,
900 and 1000: England, 162. l62, ll5;
Scotland, l52, l48, 1856; Australia la,
l25, 81; Canada, 119, l07, 81.
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The standard Republican argument
these days is, that "the people are not
ready to turn the country over to the
party that endeavored to destroy it."
Certainly they amt. They won't take
from the party that is stealing to hand
it over to the party that would destroy
II OF course not
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TIE Republicans OF this district nomi'
nate the candidate for Congress, at Par
kersburg, next Thursday. JOHN HUB
BARD is the man. CHARLEY SCOTT may
as we'll put that in his pipe.
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AT Glenville, Gilmer county, ajury
has acquitted Isaac l.. PERKINS and
SAMUEL r.. PERKINS of the murder OF
JENNA GREEN. The murder was an
unprovoked one, committed year ago,
and these men were arrested on evidence
strongly pointing to their guilt. On
some technicality new trial was granted,
and they now 60 "scott Free
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NJ, Intervention Im possible.

LospoS. July 25-The Observer $
Berlin speeisl ssys AZ ssls5Urg. IN an
inseryiev betweea EmPerors William
and Frsnci, joseph. Il was agreed that
the maintenance Of policy OF noo-
intervention was impossible, in vieu of
the massacses snd blood4bed now ocenr-
inc. 3 - ~
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81. Locus, July 22.-Genersl John
McDopah and Colonel John A. -Jeyee'
made affidavit yesterday, that tho teati-
mony Of Fitzroy, at the trial OF " N
McKse regarding the payment OF $3.50
10 Mr. Mckee at the Office Of General
Mcdonald, vM malicious and false in
eysry particular. This affidavit was ssnt
TO Washington to-day. iHNg UE ~
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THE Charleston Courier is in error in
announcing that the Court of Appeals
will convene in that city on the I'd Of
August. That Court will commen CO
what is expected to be protracted ses.
sion, in Charlestown, on that day,
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Three Ladies' and q Child rowned.

DAvxNpoRr, Iowa, July pa special
from Hopkinton, Iowa, says a pleasure
party Of elk went sailing or the Msquois
river last night. The boat upset and
only two young men were saved. Those
drowned were ln. West His Billings,
MiH by den and young child. Tha
bodies of Miss Billings and CT the child
have been recovered.
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CD. STEWART, member of the House
Of Delegates from Doddridge county, is
proposed in the Richie Gazette as the
Radical candidate for the State Senate.
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a GREAT. OFFER

w dispose Of 800 Pianos Ord Org. ns Ji
nnt clsss Ensksrs, Including NAT -. t.
~ lower prices than ever b{lbrs offered.
Monthly instsiimsnb IecsiseL running
ycan. ssooud-H Hand instrvmsptS st ei.
tremsly low prices, for cash. Illustrated
Catalogues nSlisd. AssnA Wnnted.
a., w.reTSS@s ssS n ss hsG:dIs.sZf g ~ IL; isT6;xs
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Horrible Death.

SAx flArtpoo. July IA train on
the Central Pacific road, to-day, ran over
and killed Q man near Truckee, who Was
found To have bssu iashsd 30 the trsct BY
some PARTIES unknown. ~ -
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NU8T T. FOAM 4!

ssa .ss 1sD Afysasrs: "ss ssss On
Nystsrics of the Orient ~ knsrsv.
Byi0ht, witty. sntsytainfng-the most At
tracsSvs book oas, in svsSy rvspsct, nnt-
r. 4s., 4 ~: s,RsS,. s :s.SS,s,s 2 a.ss y
-: tiys sasss'si sps ssnSASy sss. e
PINE srREEr. 80. Lpais- apzf-
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MR .lAMRs MATHKRs

Mr.. JAMES MATHERs, whose death is
announced in this paper, was long a resi-
dent of this city, and an Intelligent and
worthy citizen. He was brother-in-law
of JOHN KNorE, Esq, and was many
years proprietor OF the Monroe House.
mar the suspension bridge. He was
useful man, and lived to ripe old age.
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FOR SHERIFF.

Editors Of the Register.
respectfully offer myself to the Demo.
cratic party rs capdidate for Sheriff OF
Ohio county subject to the established
usages OF the party.
iyi JAMES N. BULGER.
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at'heeline Gegister.
Go!d tlosed Saturday at lll4.

TIE ,ceathsr to-day ,otH be partly.
c!ou,iy, ,oi'h north 10 ,cest .oinds, -rsspg
barometer ant 40 decided change IN tenn
perdttIre
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Aessrs. Editors offhe Re0ister:-
Please announce that j. ]. WOODS is
candidate for the Office OF Prosecuting At
tsrney of Ohio county, subject to the do
cisiOn OF the Democratic nominating con.
vention. Jy2l
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! A IRE 8. Shelourne fallh Nsn- Last
night destroyed the Woodwork Hotel,
Methodist church, three stores and Two
dwellings. Lces $4,000; insurance
$4,000.
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The Mohawk Rrised.
FOREIGN.
A servian victory.

A serviau Victory.
BELaRADE, July 22.-Of6cial advices
respecting the fight on the Goth, at Belji-
oRa, says the Turks, in their retreat, left
a quantity OF arms and ammunition. The
Servians buried 200 Turks and advanced
their trenches closer 10 Bejiona. The
6eryian Minister Of War and Justice has
proceeded 10 the headquarters on the
Drina, and the Belgrade reserves have
gone to the seat of war.
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The West Indies.

HAVANA, July 22-General Bsiserand
Cairal has been elected President OF
Hsyti All quiet.
There Is monetary crisis at Jamaica.
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ARTHuR,S

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Derdtur'e

GEN. NATHAN Corr seems to be the
coming man as the Republican nominee
for Governor.
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BORDER.

A Complete and Graphic History oi
American Pioneer Life 100 YEARS AGO.
It's thrilling conflicts OF Red and white
foes. Exciting Adventure, Captiyitiss,
Forsys, Scouts, Pioneer women and boys,
Indian war-paths, Camp life, and sporu.
A book for Old and yopsg. Not dull
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The Mohawk Disaster.

The Mohawk Disaster.
New YORK, July 22.-The coroner's
jury in the case Of the:4 4ohawk calamity,
rendered a verdict thai Capt. Rowland
was not guilty of any criminal negligence,
and he was at once discharged.
The Mohawk Rrised.
New YORK. July 23.-The yacht No
hawk was raised this morning, and the
body Of. Forest Thorne found in the
Cabin.
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CHICAGO, or rather Cook county, OF
which Chicago is an important part,
founded in 1857, and still maintains at
great expense, q normal school. 1t is,
and has been, since its opening, presided
over by . prof" WENTWORTH. This
Mr.. WENTWORTH is represented as
man of energy. and he has succeeded in
building ups school which graduates
from nine to twelve teachers year at an
annual expense of about $4,000. Now
that times have grown hard with Chicago,
and retrenchment or bankruptcy are
presented as the little and big
horns of her dilemma, war has been
opened on the principal Of the normal
school He is described as being inele-
CANT, bad in manners, and ungrammati.
cal. In photography he is especially de-
fcient. He has struggled with the
alphabet, but the alphabet has always
thrown him. On one occasion he stood
at the black. board in the presence of his
class twenty minutes wrestling with the
word "Missouri," and had to finally &C.
knowledge that the longer he spelled at
the word the worse it looked. In SPELL
ing,
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NO. H..
BANKS.
orr c-r,rAL. ssss.essq
John K. BOTBFORD, Restdsu,
GEO. ADAMS, P5cs hestdenS.
II. A. CHANDLER, OushGsr.
Bank Of the ,Ohio , Valley
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
nr u,r.I.cs ,~

This Bank Ia oryrnited and prepared 10
transact the business OF banking In all It's
details.
It suoceeds the First National Bank OF
Wheeling; II owned by the same share
holders, and IL under shes same manage
ment.
BY carefully regaryiins the interests oft.
correspondents and Deposition, and by \
prompt and fAithful execution Of their
wishes, it hopes TO merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States. MUM
Deposit accounts subject TO check
sight, received from banks, bank ers, nrm
corporations and individuals.
Certificates Of deposit issued payable on
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN X. BorsfoRp VIZ. h SINPsoS.
JACOB 3. RHODES, 80 WV. A. TuRNKR.
GEORGE ADAMS, JOHN l.. HoBBs,
GEO. W. FRANzHEIM, o. Z. DEWEY,
HESRr n. HARPER, my2l
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CABINET
P H OTOG GRAPHS
HIGGINS GALLERY.
iun2 80

ANA DAY AT HOME- AGENTS
xCo- Augusta, Maine.
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He puts a st" in "much,"
And leaves 1t out OF "crutch,"
And spelIs the rest in Dutch,

Chicagos financial embarrassment bids
fair to rebound to Chicago's good in this
particular at least. AS long as money
was plentiful and the exactions
of the tax-gatherer were scarcely
felt, no questions we're asked as 70 the
competency Of teachers, the charac-
ters ofsuperintendents or the cost of the
schools. These "hsrd times" we hear so
much about, and which came to the peo.
pie of all nations periodically, may bring
many embarrassments, and, indeed mnch
suferings, but they are not barren Of
benefits. Rlotous extravaganza will be
checked; q curb will be placed upon pub
lie and social corruption; the virtues Of
economy and OF modest demeanor will be
cultivated, while the pinching times pre-
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