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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-19
Born.

At Phoebe, July Is. 1876, to the wife of Jol
Roeder, q daughter
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-19

Florence, Arizona Is to have . weekly
nswspspss.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-19

OFFICE in Wells. Fargo / Co.'S Building.
Main street. Phoebe. Nevada. mr26-n
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All busin esslett and COM
municatiOns, intended for
this paper, should be address
ed toTHE REGIsTER,W heel
ing, w. Va
Democratic and Conservative State
Convention.

UNHE DEMOCRATIC AND CONSERVA-
L TIVE party OF West Virginia, are re-
quested to appoint delegates to meet In
the city OF Charleston, OIL Thursday, tue
sth day OF Juno. at % o'clock A. NJ, FOR
IN. purpose OF II minating candidates for
the offices OF q vernon, Auditor, Treas
urer. Attorney General, State Superinten-
dent of Free Schools, and three Judges OF
the Court OF Appeals. Also Tor the pur-
pose OF appointing two Delegates from
each Concressiona district OF the State,
and tour Delegates from the State NJ
large, to represent West Virginia IN
the Democratic National Convention, TO
oe. held in st. Louis on the 9th day OF
.,une. for the nomin alton OF candidates for
President and Vice President OF the United
States. the election ofan Electoral Ticket,
ard the transaction OF such o'her proper
business as may come before the said Con-
vention
All Democratic and Conservative voters
OF the state, without regard to past poliu-
cal differences, who are opposed TO polit.-
cal corruption in high places, fe cordially
invited to participate in the meetings
called to appoint said delegates.
ALEX. CAMPBELL, Chairman.
J.w. GALLAHER, Sec'y.
Democratic papers of the State please
copy.
PARKER ERsBURG, March 9, 1875. mril
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friends of his agreement with
Marsh and showed General Grierson
commanding officer at the post
the contract, on his return to Fort Sill.
The facts, be ssid, were we'll known
there, and it was regarded there as
great outrage, as the cause of the extor-
tionate price. Evans said he was intro
duced to the Secretary of War by Gen.
Rice. of Iowa, and paid him one thou
sand dollars for the introduction He
thought this was enough, though Rice
wanted 1900. The witness wished to
deny a published statement of Captain
Robinson's that he paid $4,000 to the
Secretary Of War, and that Dent Il Go.
connived at the matter. There was no
foundation for the report that J. q. Dent
was brother-in. law of the President.
Senator Hitchcock,
of Nebraska, appeared before the com.
mittee to deny that he had ever promised
any one a post-tradership in the event of
that person supporting him for the Sena'
torshiP.
More Interesting Disclosures.
Mr. Hawkins Taylor, formerly of
Iowa, lobbyist, gave an account of the
lobby operations. He obtained the port
leadership for DR.. +. G. Il. Bradford.
The influence of the Maine delegation
with tho exception of Mr.. Morville, was
secured for Bradford. Mr.. Withers
received 500 for his teevices.
Secretary Belknap said he
would appoint Bradford for
he wan ted to do good act for Senator
Hamilton. Bradford sold the leadership
for $500, and Was afterwards dismissed.
Witness procured leadership at Fort
Stanton Tor r. NJ. Stevens, for which
service he received $l25. Stevens never
took possession of the post and somebody
else got the place. He tried TO have
Spedclburg appointed at Fort Wingate
but failed, and received $3.50 for that SER
vice Succeeded in having Colonel John
n. Miller appointed post trader at Fort
Barrett and was paid 700.
Adjourned.
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The nexIennIn.urrec,ion.

GALVESTON TEX, March 2l.-
The Nescs Of Brownsville says q dis-
patch received from RIO Grande City
states tha; news was received oil battle
at Oakscs, Mexico, IN which the govern
ment forces were defeated with a Ioss
Of ! 500 men and qIl ;beir artillery
snd wagons. No further particulars
Of the news comes over the Mexican
government wires to Camsrgo and it may
be considered reliable. The revolution
in this section progresses slowly. Con
sales and Pera are still near Mstamorss
aud Cabara with his small force remains
in the city, bat are short Of ammunition,
having yesterday requested Of Col. Pot
ter loan Of 800 pounds Of powder
which was refused
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Dana's Nomination

WASHINGTON, March 2l.-The Senate
Committee on Foreign Affairs had long
session to-day, on the subject OF Dana 5
domination. Senator Boutwell, handed
70 the Committee the memorial OF the
Boston bar in favor of the confirmation,
and Immediately retired. The remain
der Of the session was strictly private.
The members OF the committee positively
derlinc to state explicitly what action, If
sHy, was taken, but from their manner
aGd certain intlmstions, there seems TO
be no doubt that the majority have de-
termned 10 report the nomination ad-
yersely unless 1t be withdrawn.
4 member OF the Committee author
lzes positive statement that the Com
miltee have formally determined 10 re-
port Dana's nomination adversely and
another member characterizes Dsns's let
Ter 10 Senator Boutwell, as direct insult
- the Committee and all OF item regard
i;Ss very offensive.
Later.
The Committee on Foreign Relations
reported back the nomination Of r. h.
Daus, Jr, TO be Minister to England,
with recommendation that it be not con-
drmed 1t WAS placed on the calendar
with the adverse report for future con-
sIderation.
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Chinese Emigration,

SAN FRAScrsco, March 2l.-1n view
of the recent decision oil the Supreme
Court of the United States, that State
Legislation regulating Chinese emigra-
tion is unconstitutional, the Board OF
Supervisors last night unanimously
adopted recommendation to tue Mayor
10 appoint a committee OF citizens, who
shall call u mass meeting for an express
sion of public sentiment and 10 choose q
deputation to represent the matter to
Congress in the most forciblo manner.
Tue last steamer from China brought
over one thousand Chinese and the en-
tire steerage capacity of both lines is en
gagged Ior the next six months by impor-
tiers of coolies The action Of the Board
OF Supervisors excites general and favor
able comment.
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Case Of ,ne Bishop OF Paderborn.

LONDON, March 2l.-The Pail Mall
Gozettes Berlin special has the following
details in the matter OF the Bishop OF
Paderborn: The bishops unexpected de-
parture lrem Holland was occasioned by
a demand from the Prussian government
to the Dutch government for either his
extradition or expulsion. The demand
was promptly acted upon, the
Dutch Munster of Justice giving
the necessary orders at once to the State
Procurator, who called upon the Bishop
without stating any reasons to quit the
kingdom without fortnight and threat
ening extrajition if he failed to comply,
rhe Bishop LETT on Saturday and pro-
ceeded to England, whence he has al
ready formally declared that he intends
continuing to conduct the administration
OF his diocese.
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statement by General Babcock.

WAsHIsGToS, March 2l.-Respecting
what has been said about the recent cor
respondence of the Attorney General
with Districi-Altorney Dyer, intended to
reflect upon General BabcOck, be makes
and authorizes the publication of the fol-
lowing statement;
Il found a copy of a letter lying open
on nv desk at the executive mansion.
/ do not know how or by whom
it came there. II was without
envelope or direction to any body, it was
not marked Official or confidential,
there was nothing to -how tnat 1t was IN
tended for the President, and he IN
forms me that be nevor saw it. The copy
appears 10 have been made in the At
tGrncv-Generais Office Finding this
copy open and without direction upon
my desk, presumed It was put there
for m7 inspection, apl accordingly !
placed in toe hand. Of my counsel for
such action as tiey might think proper
in regard to il.
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THE STORM.
The Storm I'm Mississip ppi.

MEMPHIS, March 2l.-Parties from
Grenada, Mississippi, report the storm Of
Sunday night, as grand and terrific.
During the day it sleeted and the trees
and shrubs were covered with Ice. When
night camea furious snow storm set in,
accompanied By vivid flashes of light
ming and terrific thunder, making q
sceno never witnessed in that section be.
fore. In parts north of Mississippi snow
to the depth of foot fell.
Loss ofLife and Damage TO shipping.
NEW YogK, March 2l.-Last nights
storm was very seyere in this vicinity
Numerous disasters to shipping, much
damage to property, and considerable
loss OF life is reported.
The storm in New England
was very violent. Fifteen inches OF
snow fell in some portions Of Maine,
New Hampshire and Vermont. Trains
we're delayed in all directions. All along
the New England coast the storm was
most violent, and it still con-
tinues. The damage done. to ship
ping is very great. The sound
Steamers were unable to leave their docks
at Fall river and Newport. Reports
from various parts show that many yes.
sells have been wrecked and it is feared a
largo number of lives have been lost.
Houses were unroofed and fences and
trees demolished.
Coal Barges Wrecked.
NEW ORLEANS, Marcn 2l.-SiI coal
barges were wrecked by the storm, and
sank at the foot Of ST. Joseph street.
Loss $4,000 A barge Of slaves went to
pieces; loss $4,000.
In Canada.
TORONTO March 2l.-Reports from
various points in Ontario and Que
bee state that the heaviest snow fall OF
the season took place last night and to-
day. In some places the roads are i'm
passabie.
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DockernY Rearrcsted.

NEW YORK, March.-Frederick A
Dockersy, the American arrested in
Cuba and sentenced TO death, which
sentence was commuted 10 impri-on nient
in Spain, from whence be escaped 70 tins
country, was arrested here to-day on an
Indictment found by the United States
grand jury ST Jacksonville. Florida IN
1873. charging him with embezziing
S. 600 in 1872. while collector OF the port
Q! 81. Johns, Dockeray, who says the IN
dictment is purely 8 political movement
waived an examination, and starts THIS
sf,e-noon for Florida.
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How THE Radicals can nope to derive
any consolation or avert, in the slightest
degree, their disgrace by glorifying over
the statements that certain prominent
Democrats will be implicated in traudu-
lent misdoings with Radicals, it is hard to
see. To the contrary, it will speak so
much better tor the Democratic House,
that, unlike the Repub leans when they
had iull Way IN Congress, it seized upon
the earliest opportunity to expose and
drive out corrGpt men to their proper
places-in the lists OF their Radical asso-
ciates. Therein lies the difference be-
tween the parties. One says nothing, but
lets no time pass to actually purity itself;
the ether says great deal, bat lets no
opportunity slip to shield aud protect It's
criminals
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Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Market fss
the Week Ending March -.

The favorable weather that prompted
hopes Of larger receipts this week came
TO ar end too soon TO do much good, and
we have 10 report another unusually
light weeks business for this season Of
tho year. Holders Of old Cutting stock
are Offering very spsringly, which 10
having the effect 10 somewhat strengthen
prices on all desirable grades. Tho new
coming to hand docs not show much I'M
provement in quality, it generally lack
ing mest OF lie characteristics Of useful
Tobacco. Ohio Seed. II good, 10 10 better
demand at higher prices. The total offer
ings, at auction, for the week were az
hhd. and 266 boxes:
Al the Bodmsnn Wsrehouse-96 hhds
and los boxes: 80 hhds Kentucky and
Ohio Cutting Tobacco-65 hhds new at
81 ooCG,l5 25, 25 hhds old at s. l6(S
20 10, boxes new West Virginia st
81 00C9l2 10, 8 hhds Ono Seed at ~ 10
(66 10. l0i cases Ohio Seed, FiIler.,
Binders and Wrappsrs-4 h $S 100
Co 10 At 81 0O(d5 co, "a at 50 COG
! 90, 10 at So OoCd9 80, IS at $40 00(s
Il 90, 6 at SIG 60(9l9 %, Eat $40 600
% %.
Atthe Miami Warehouse boz West
Virginia st s..
At the Planters Warehouse hbds
West Virginia at IS s5tS7 SO.
At the Morris Warehouse hhds
West Virginia at So 20
Atthe Globe Warehouses; hhds West
Virginia at 81 30CeS 90 & boxes at IS 20
Gs so
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Arrest or Counserfeiters.

SCRANTON. PA, March 2l.-This after
noon Col. Washburne, Chief the U. S.
Secret Service at Washington, assisted
by two other detectives, arrested George
G. Winsns on charge of being exten-
.Ively engaged in the manufacture OF
plates for printing U. 5. s 20 bonds and
bank treasury, notes. simultaneously
wish this arrest y brother Of the man
Winans, at Philadelphia, and confed-
crate named Wintermutte, at Portland,
were also arrested.
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Prohibition I'm Ohio.

COLUMBUS, March 2l.-In the House
to-day, the vote by which = House bill
TO give authority to municipal corpora
tions to prohibit ale and beer houses was
indefinitely postponed last week, was re-
considered, and the bill was referred to
special committees TO amend it so as TO
make it apply only to villages.
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Letter from the Black HHIs.

CHkrEssE, Wy. T., March q jas.
Allen arrived here from the Black Hills
yesterday, for supplies. He will return
in few days. He brings with him sew
eral hundred dollars worth Of gold dsst,
and reports business in the Black Hills
lively. Over = hundred teams have left
bere during the last three dsys, loaded
with passengers and freight The city Il
full OF men Quitting.
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FOREIGN.
winslOw-s Case.

LONDON, March 2l.-The warrant for
the extradition of WIns,ow, the Boston
forger. had not reached the America Am
bassy at noon to-day. 1t will therefore
be impossible for Winslow to get of on
the Steamer Siberia, which left for Boston
from Liverpool this afternoon.
The papers in the Winslow matter are
probably delayed by the discussion be-
tween the United States and England
regarding otfenses for which prisoner
may be tried. The eXtradition discussion
grew out of the Lawrence case.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

New YORK, March N.-MoSEY-
At 8 to 5 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 5@6 per cent. Gus
toms receipts .S54S,000. The Assistant
Treasurer disbursed $4,000. Cearings
S30,0000C0. Sterling firm at 4s6i@
1891.
GoLD-Declined from ia to 1881 and
closed at ll4!. Carrying rates 2 to .
per cent.
GogERNNESTs-Firm
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Nationai Council Of the sovereigns or
Industry.

CLEVELAND, March 2l.-The Nation
81 Council of the Sovereigns OF Industry
met in this city this morning. Eleven
States were represented. A resolution
was adopted giving states and territories
where there are subordinate councils and
no State council, one delegate with full
power. The reports of the president,
secretary, treasurer and lecturer were
submitted showing the work to be in q
fourshing condition. The sessions will
continue for several days.
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STILL more interesting disclosures be-
FORE Mr.. CLYNEk5 5 committee this morr-
1s One mar testifes that he bought
10 the whole Maine delegation, except
senator MORRILL,, in order to secure y
post leadership Tor client who paid him
for his services a fee OF sl25,GO0, No
wonder Mr.. BLAINE and the Radicals
object to the proceedings in the Commit
tee oa Expenditure, OF the War Depart
ment. Every day it hits tLem new iisf.
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4 coRsEsPoNDsNr Of the Mountain
Herald urges tie name of Hon. SAMUEL
PRICE for Governor and Judge HOMER
4. Holt for Judge of the Supreme Court,
on the next Democratic ticket.
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Count Won Arninl.

LONDON, March 2l.-A Berlin special
saws it is now stated that the charge OF
,acason against Count Won Arnim was
Tot finally adopted by the Department OF
State. the Court, which fulfl!s the func-
tions OF grand. jury. The public pres
ecutor still awaits decision.
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Fertilization Process In South Caro-
lima.

COLUMBIA, March 2l.-In the senate
70 day Montgomery Moses, Judge of the
seventh Circuit was found guilty of high
crimes and misdemeanors and formally
dismissed. The committee to investigate
T. Butts of the Charleston Circuit made
amalority report of guilty of high crimes
ana mlsdemeanors and recommended
Impeachment.
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Nxw YORK, March 2l.-Ths dry
goods business was quiet with domestic
commission houses, and the jobbing trade
was moderate. Cotton goods we're 10
limited demand from 6st hands, but
brown and bleached goods are jobbing
freely at low prices. Fancy prints In
moderate request, and shirting cam.
brics and percales fairly active. Dress
goods and worsted shawl, less active.
Woolen goods for mems wear, quiss In
agents hands.
TOLEDO, March 2l,-Flour Demand
fair and market firm. Wheat-Activs;
No 2 whIte Wabash 81 Ss}; amber MiohI-
gan 81 26i seller April; 81 273 seller
May: No. white Michigan 81 SOY;
extra do. 81 S9I; No 2 amber Michigaa
81 OF; rejected red SOC. Corn, Quiet;
high mixed 4s}c; seller April 49ic; seller
May Sic, 60ic bid; low mixed held at
49tc, ,4sc bid. Osts-Dull; No. 2 and
Michigan s6; white 4oc; rejected s2fc
CLEVELAND, March 2l.-Petrolsum-
Firm; standard white ll0' test ll}c;
prime white 1902 test l2ic. car lots.
PirDBURaH, March 2l.-Petro,eum-
Quiet; crude 50 2?i(92 % at Parksrs;
refined l4ic Philadelphia delivery.
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Severe Snow storm.

The snow has fallen quite generally
in the south of England to-day. A
heavy snow storm occurred at Rome
Yesterday. Advices from Sebastion
Spain, announce heavy sno" storm
there. A fearful hurricane occurred In
Province and along the coast of the
Mediterranean. y great amount OF
damage was done.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-22
Bosfon Wool Market.

BosTos, March 49, Wool-Quiet and
sales smaller than for some previous
weeks. The tono OF tho market 10 dull
and unsatislsctory; prices Of all grades
generally settling down, and there 10
every indication that tho market will rule
lower the coming year than for many
years past. The principal Transaction.
81 the week have been in pulled and
California goods; supers 4O94Sci low
grades, pulled, neglected; 25C936c for
low super, up to 62c for choice Msinsi
tho principal transactions having been
in the range OF 39647c for Western and
Eastern supers. The demand for all
kinds OF Geeces is quite limited; medium
and combing and dela.nc aeoccs quite a.
dull as fine heecu, although stocks OF tn.
former arc quite reduced, hnc Ohio and
Pennsylysnls feeces xxx and medium
45(G4Sc; Michigan and Wisconsin aeece'
are in limited demand, with sales princi-
pally at 40td4ic for X and medium.
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THE CIRCUIT CoUkT OF 0nl
i county, West Virginia.
Tappath X. Merrill. Complainant.
-.
q II y
IN CHASCLgr.

Take notice that the depositions Of MAJ
tin -. John, Mrs. Martin -. John, Carolipe
kie-, VIM. Deems, Cnariss hnnt, hlonesc
Uuui. EenI. Nsekall, John stsyens and
other. will be taken at the offics Of James
W Walton, in the town Of B~snesyiils. In
the county OF Belmont, In the state OF
ohio. on be 18th day Of March, A. D., iSs.
BETWEEN the hours " o'clock A. u. and
o,eloex p. n, 20 be read In esidence In the
sboye named cause on Deb slf OF said com
plaluant. And II. from ANY cause, the
taxing Of the Md depositio1s shall not be
eommsneeS, or being commenced, shall
NOT De completed On that day, the taking
of the same will BE- adjourned from time
70 tine until the same shall be completed.
To John W. GerriIl.
TaPPATH II. MERRILL,
Rr TAYLOR 4 BAkK her aola. fe1loANi
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The Greenbrier Independent says that
TON SWAMI is entirely at sea on the
third-,erm question, since the exposure o.
the BELKSAP scandal.
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as'heelinq 2ealstrr.
Gold closed ye>ter6oy at ll4B.

The toeather today toiH be partly
cloudy With northwsSt TO southeast @l'dS'
and rising temperature.
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You RE another Is what the Republl-
CAL papers say when you talk to them
Abou. kELKNAP.
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with Almost Magical speed,

And gives perfect shape and fnish 70 81
garments. IL will knit pair Of socks iD
fteen minuts.- Every machine WAns
RAsTED perfect. and 70 do just wbst ~ rsp'
resented. A complete instructions bpSk
aocoIa psnles each machine.
No. ] Family Machine, I cylinder, u
needles, so: No. 3 Family Machine. 2 cyl.
inders, - aud 100 needles, 30.
A sample machine will be ssnt 70 any
part of the United states or Can ada where
we have no agent.) express charges pre-
paid on receipt OF the price.
Agents wanted Ia every STATE, County,
City and Town, - vhom very liberal dis
counts will be made.
Address, BICxyoRD RsTrIsG MACHINE
NTG Co., Sol. Manufacturer, Datste-
boro, We. nozSsgh
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CINCINNATI, March 2o-There has
been \ good demand all the week for
good stock for shipment, and fair
amount taken by local buyers, and prices
are well sustained.
HoEsEs-Have ,old well, and about
$50 head were disposed of leaving few
on tho market ard lenty OF buyers.
Seven car loads were tskyn for 'hipmsnt
10 Philadelphia, Baltimore. Richmond
aud Lynchburg. chiefly for street cara
and 'arm work. for which sso@ll0 were
paid. Good TO primo drivers sold 81
Sl40Gl7I. while plugs ranged down to
SO
MULEs-Are scarce. but about 40 bead
we're sold nj sG0Call0, according TO lie.
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Mr.. Morrison is sanguins that his new
tariff bill, perfected BY the Committee
on Ways and Means Will pass the house.
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THE WEATHER.
PRoBABILITIEs.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OyrIcz OF CHIET SIGNAL OFFICER
WIsnISGroS, March y, IN.

PRoBABILITIEs-
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys,
clear or fair weather and slightly rising
temperature, winds shifting east and
south. accompanied BY falling bsroune-
ter during the day.
For the Middle States and Lower
Lake. clear or clearing weather and
northwest 10 southwest winds, slight
changes in temperature and rising
barometer.