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, 1876-07-30
MRS. DR.. E, G, COOK,

Of fBufalo, has returned from her summer saca1'on;
and will be ut the Palmer House on Friday and
Saturday each week, a. usual
, 1876-07-30
Pain and Disease.

rupt umors circulate With the blood causing pain and
disease and these humors being deposited the
digestion. costiycncss, headache ncuralEia rhcuma-
tis1 and uu;ucrUus other EuInpalntst Remove INC
cause bv fakInE VEaKTlNg. the most reliable remedy
for cleansing. aud purifying the blood
, 1876-07-30

The etiquette Of the kitchen, according tot the
London World, daily grows more complicated.
a we1l-known noblcman recently engaged 4
cook' who gave him warning ut the end OF two
or three days because she sound that he dealt at
cooperative stores. lie accepted the notice,
and informed her she could go at the end OF her
month. She insisted on leaving at once, as she
could not remain in the house with people who
did such things" Upon this his L ordslip as
serted his legal claim, and made her pay him
months wages, which he sent to ST. Georges
Hospital.
, 1876-07-30
The Policeman's Statement,

The above statement Is true. procured the Vg0E
TINE for him. and carefully observed his condition from
the time ht commenced T. use u unt nc Was cured
MN. B. HILL, Police Uflcer,
Station 4. Boston, Mass.
, 1876-07-30

ODGF3-louSc Ill luak tlty- ~ Ea5S 49, A''~~
hecn promised much more than the necessary dnan-
c;,1 resistance for the purpose. He feels more as
surod of success in an enterprise Of this kind III
San Francisco than he wonld in New YORK. Iue
thcatrc will be entirely different from anything OF
the kind in the United States. It will follow, in its
interior arrangements, the Scala Theatre OF Milan,
or the san Carlo OF Naples The orchestra chairs
will seat l. 600. Instead Of tue usual family ana
dress circles there will be tiers Of boxes running
entirely around the theatre. There WILL DC 1oo ot
thrac. and opcnin. from each OF them will nc
e,n,11 room. Above these boxes will he Il large
Gallery which will accommodate l,O00 people,
making the total capacity OF the theatre 2,ooo'
In addition there will be three proscenium boxes.
After the completion of the building the lou boxes
snotcn of will be disposed of, half ut pubic and
the rest at private sale.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Sherman House-Wi1liam Hyde, st. Louis He-
4,,.1icou: Andrew Cant, Cleveland; the lion. Jesse
:. 1ii1drup, Beyidere; the Hon. j. W. Fassett'
Wcl1sytllc, n y; James Macrcady' Ireland; AT
+anns lamb, Clinton, Ia. ;A G. Foster, Engand A.
=, D,,eh BOSTON. Palmer House-G. A. Ellis,
W., yort. NJ. L, Sulliyant, Burr Oaks; Jay d.
r.Jx pitteburs; Il. H. Bennett, California; T.
= tt.W;,l;e. Mississippi; II. Il. Russell, Gales
,,1,o II. n. Pullman, New York; Thomas
49,. a. uidde1l, and John II. Ovens
o,a*I.nd Grand Pacifc-E L. Maxwell, Pitts
hurs. ". T, Lawrence, Brooklyn, E. de 10 cofoa
end Leon Warschaersky, Russian centennlai Hon-
mission: ". n. Curtis, Boston; ". La'o'ow'
hamilton, Ont; j. c. judd t.os' 1o'' "
y; G. r. North anu =; r., .,,o, n' IT,
~ ,,ov-n fremont House-H. ". Fnller' In
N." ,Sro,;s the Hon, Henry smythc. Burlington;
Beycridse, Springfield; c. Ralston Ayers
,h;,ade1nhia: Gen George Bacon 81. LOUIS
conrse ". Krctzingcr, Phi1adelphia; the ION
800, Erctzineer. Galcsburg; Gustase h4eAe1'
NrS York; F. + Harrison and T. ~ a9y; 1rt,sr 1os1
ts nen Raons q B pSdsf2 st 2ouis; George
a4 prootlvn: G. B. Miller Jacksonville; ). H.
H.tcher> Artica, n y; L. Curran, baltlmo'e'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-13

SUPPOSED FATA!. ACCIDENT.-Satur-
day afternoon, jacob Miller, miner,
living in South Wheeling, was struck by
an incoming engine on the Baltimore and
Ohio road, and violently thrown to the
side Of the road, having his left arm
broken, and sustaining injuries about the
head and hips which it is thought will
prove fatal. Mr.. George Crawford was
the engineer in charge of the train, and
says that he saw the man approach
ing the railroad, but did not for mo-
ment think that he would be so foolhardy
rs to attempt TO cross the road before
the tram had passed, but once on the
road, it was too late to reverse and check
the engine. Mr.. Crawford visited the
wounded man Saturday, and expressed
great sorrow at the occurrence. Mr.
Miller was Immediately taken to the res
idence of his son, Mr.. John Miller, in
South Wheeling, and DR.. Pipes sum-
moned, who administered TO the wants
of the injured mar. At last accounts,
Miller was still alive, but was still in
precarious condition.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-13

certain the true electoral vote Of Lou's-
ana had the effect of lessening the excite
ment which existed here during last
week, and produced a more favorable feel
ing that the publicpesce will DO preserved.
The subject however continues Of absorb
Ing interest, and today inquiries were
made by numerous persons at places
where news concerning The elections Is
usually obtained. A large number OF
private kilograms are sent hence for In;
formation concerning Louisiana and
Florida, although nothing Official on
the subject can be expected Tor some
DAYS Meanwhile each party claims the
election of its respective candidates
Prominent gentlemen say the President
would intimate that the vacancies IN tne
Louisians returning board should be NIL
ed by men of known honesty and there
fore having the confidence ofthe puolie,
and if this should be done there could os
no cause tor complaint in any quarter
at the result to be reported.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-13
Continued from First Page

General. State Treasurer, Adjutant and
Inspector-General, and the chairman oil
the committee on Privileges and Elec-
tons of the House of Representatives
shall constitute the Board of State Cam
yassers. four of whom shall be sufficient
number to form the board. The following
are members of the Beard: Henry ).
Hsyne, (colored) Secretary oil Ststei
Thos. c. Dunn, (white) Comptroller
General; VIM. Stone, (whitel Attorney
General; F. L. Carxdozs (coloredl State
Treasurer; a. w. Purvis, (coioredl Ad-
jutant and Inspector General; III: >.
HIrsch, Chairman of the Committee
on Privileges and Elections OF
the House of Representatives. All
the members OF the Board OF
canvassers are Republicans. Hayne,
Carxdoza and Dunn are candidates
for re election. Hirch, who is candidate
for solicitor of the Third district Is not
acting on the Board of Canvassefs AZ
at this time. Hayne, Carxdoza, Stone,
and Dunn constitute the Board. Inc
Board claims the right TO decide VINO
sre elected and there Is no
appeal from their decisions except
to the courts. In the case ofthe Govern
or and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, however,
the final result rests with the legisla-
ture. Unless there is contest for county
officers, the county canvassers decide
who are elected. The decision OF the
board in throwing out votes IN any
county, for Alleged frauds, virtually ends
the matter, SO lar as they are concerned
Everything appears quiet and there Is
no excitement to-day, but all are an1,
iously awaiting the meeting g of the board
of canvassers. A number of prominent
citizens from all parts of the state are
present.
CHARLESTON, November l2.-The
latest corrected returns give the Demo-
ocratic state ticket 1878 majority. Tilder
| in thirteen of the thirty two counties
runs 7l2 behind the state ticket. Cover
nor Chamberlain claims the state for the
Republicans by 1000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-13

UPsET-A buggy driven by Mr.. Burt
Hubbard and companion was upset
over the embankment caused by the
filing up of Virginia street, Island, last
night, and the occupants, buggy and
horse dumped into the mud: The whole
concern rolled over time or two before
reaching the bottom of the embankment,
and more mixed up and frightened
crew were never witnessed. No dam
age was done to man, beast or buggy
and with the exception of being covered
with mud, the gentlemen were not seri-
ousl y Inconvenience. Unless lights are
put up about that place until the fill is
completed, there is strong probability
of some one going over the embankment
at night, and an action for damages.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-13

PERsoNALIA.-Capt. Bridges, OF
Moundsville, had his pocket picked OF
$50 while on his way to the Centennial,
short time since.
Mr.. j. A. Erving has been appointed
Mayor of Moundsville by the Council OF
that place, to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation OF Capt. Baker.
Capt. Sweeney and family left on the
Fanchon Saturday for New Orleans.
Mr.. G. N. Coen left for Cincinnati
Saturday.
Mr.. George Hess has returned from
the Centennial.
Messrs. Brose List and James Cum
mings have returned home from their
European tour.
Mr.. G. B. Hart, of the Baltimore Ga
zette, is in the city.
Mr.. Il. .. Scott, jr.. formerly Of
Wheeling, but now of New York, is at
the Mcclure.
DR.. l. H. Longdon, formerly Of this
city, has taken up his headquarters at
Cleveland.
Mr.. John LukcGs and lady returned
from the Centennial last night.
The Fairmont blder say \ man IN
Wheeling voted an old receipt"
Who is he?
Mr.. W. II. Hem. "n o,t II ,yr:.ii :,
Tor the East
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-13
The Centennial.

PHILADELPHIA. November ll.-Pald
admissions 10 The exhibition to-day were
1926. The display can now De ssoh
with more comfort than formerly. The
dismantling of the exhibition hiss begun,
but as yet does not interfere with sight
seeing. Several of the state buildings
have been sold and will soon be removed.
At meeting of citizens to-day, isvor'
able to forming stock company 10 Sc
cure the main building as permanent
exhibition. on motion Mr.. McMlchsel
was called TO the chair and Geo. Walleh
was elected secretary, and &. 4. Rswlins
appointed treasurer, 20 receive suosctlp-
tions. Clement c. BIddle stated that
notice OF application for a charter hsh
been given for new company, to be
called the International Exhibition Com.
psny OF Philadelphia, with capital OF
100000, divided into shares OF 500 each.
1t was also proposed to receive saoscrip-
tions to the stock, payable in cash, rs
called for by the board of directors, TO De
appointed by the stockholders, payaole
by the transfer of the stock OF the Cen
tennisl Board OF Finance the stock OF
the Internationa. Exhibition Company
being issued at par tor the actual cash
that may be realized there wss pro-
posed maintenance fund TO be
made OF subscriptions in cash
or stock OF Centennial Board Of Finance,
cash subscribers being entitled to season
ticket for 1877 for each ten dollars con-
tributed, ard the other contributors TO
one single ticket for every two shares, or
twenty single tickets for admission for
each share. The amount needed was
$50 600 in cash, as may be asked Tor from
time TO time and the remainder IN
stock. 1t was stated that the Pennsyl-
vanis Railroad held $4,000 in stock,
and that they would be equally willing
to subscribe literally 10 tue enterprise.
The same statement was made in regard
to the LehIgh Valley and Northern
Pennsylva lia and 9th steam roads. SUIT
sc-iptions amounted 10 nearly 100000
in cash, and $4,000 in stock were re-
ceived. The meeting adjourned to meet
Tuesday next in the Common Council
chamber.
PHILADELPHIA, November l2.-The
exhibition grounds was visited by I'm
mense crowds to-day. The Centennial
commission will probably adjourn Tues
day for several months. while the nc
counts and final reports are beng made
The beer sold, it is os!imatcd, will
reach half million dollars. Most OF
the State buildings have already found
purchasers The German pavilion has
been formally presented to the city OF
Philadelphia.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-13
AFOrtune In an Hour.

People all over the land are looking
with intense interest to the Both of No
vember, the day that the Grand Draw
ing of the Kentucky Cash Distribution
Company" takes place, at Frankfort,
Kentucky. That day will bring for
tunes to many, and it will be regarded
by such ticket holders as the great day
of their lives. Fortunes favorites will
not be few. Over eleven thousand of
them will he made happy, and their
friends who have no tickets will say bad
words about themselves when they hear
OF their prosperity and good fortune. 1t
is better to buy ticket and know that
you are on the safe side. Whole tickets,
SIP; halves, 81; quarters, So. Ex-Gov.
Thomas 2 Porter, General Manager.
Frankfort, KY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-13
That the New York fines Says.

NEW YORK, November l2.-The Times
10 day says: sour dispatches from South
Carolina, Florida and Louisiana, during
the last twenty-four hours, leave the stu
alton practically unchanged. We still
claim, and with increased confidence, all
these states, by msjorIties substantially
the same rs previously published. From
South Carolina, even the Democratic dis
patches yesterday virtually gave up the
state TO Hayes. by admitting that Tiden's
majority, if he had any, would fall
below 100 Similar reports from Lou
isiana and Florida may be expected
from the same source in due time. The
following is a Tunes special:
New ORR Fans, November IL The
situation has not materially changed.
Very few official returns have We. been
received, and no accurate reports from
the more remote Red River parishes
We have Just received the vote OF Gaia
hula, n Democ- attic parish, which goes
against US on the national ticket by l50
n slight gain for US. We elect Re
publican member OF the Legislature by
three votes. This gives us the Legisls-
ture on joint ballot.
WILLIAM Z. KELLOGG
From the Tunes South Carolina special
the official returns OF twelve counties
now in, with estimates made by Damo
Gratis for the other counties, show ina
jority tor Hampton OF AS. In the
twelve official counties Hayes runs 900
ahead of Chamberlain. From reports 30
ceIved from other counties 1t may besn'ely
set down that Hayes will run two thou
sand ahead OF the Republican State
ticket, and thus overcome the fourteen
hundred and twenty.elpht majority
claimed by the Democrats for Hampton.
No doubt is felt here among prominent
Republicans that Hayes has majority
which will be undisputed by any one.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-13
THE WASHINGTON HALL NUISANCE

THE WASHINGTON HALL NUISANCE
The most disgraceful sight VIII ch has
cursed our city, and one which fur
nishes the most convincing proof OF the
lethargy which is fast overcoming US,
and which cannot easily be shaken on,
is that eye sore which goes by the name
of the Washington Hall ruins. For
months have the ruins been allowed
TO blockade one Of the principal
thoroughfsres of the city, and that, too,
in defiance of the ordinances
of the city, which expressly
command that the streets shall not be
so obstructed, and empowers the street
commissioner to have such nuisances
abated. But what has our street commits
sioner done in the premises, and what has
council done2 TO sum it all up they have
acted the part OF b nonentity in affairs
! municipal, and have allowed wealthy
corporation who are abundsptly able TO
clear away the wreck to rule them.
! In view of this fact, the question uatu-
-ally arises, what is the incentive which
moves our council. and street commits
sioner to allow the Washington Hall AS
ISOLATION to thus defy the municipality!
Were it some poor devil whose building
had been burned, and who had not sui
ticent money to either rebuild or remove
the ruins this leniency would not be al
lowed, and the evil would be removed
at the expense Of the city, and suit
brought against the owner of the prop
erty for the recovery of the amount ex'
pended in such removal. The people
are justly indignant that this heap
of rubbish is allowed to dis
grace the city, and the demand
is Just that the owners of Washington
hall, whose promises to rebuild as yet re-
main unfulflled, and are liable to so re,
main, be required by law to conform &c
the ordi nances of the city, and Twelfth
street be opened for travel. If not, the
ordinances are dead letter, and
the city had better be turned
into rubbish heap at once
One man power won't win, and the tact
that the Washington Hall Association i:
wealthy corporation should not guar
antee it from immunity from the
law. Will council and tue street com
missloners do their duty2
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-13
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
MARTINS FERRY.


The Republicans are still grssping
after q straw and wrestling with q
shadow.
Yesterdays exceptionally pleasan!ness
enticed many out doors snd gathered our
churches full.
The Mt. Pleasant Republicans who are
SO strong at heart as to imagine they do
the moulding and can elect any person
they choose, had great and grand Joll-
fcation on last Thursday evening over
the complete national Republican VIC
tory, and still they are not happy.
The life and gsiety were. fairly ablaze
on last Friday evening. Il was through
the kindness and hospitality OF our genial
friend Sam. Irwin.
A WEDDING 10 high life will be heard
about soon.
The last from the Centennial, henry
Floto and Theo. Swsrtz. They said
they enjoyed the election returns better
than the great show.
WAITING and watching for news lsthe
duty of the hour.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-13

RELIGIOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mr..
Willetts, of the NJ. f. Church, offciated
at the North Vi ice il church yesterday.
Cyrene Commsndery Knights Tenn
plsr, have been presented with hand
some Bible by the Wheeling and Ohio
County Bible Society.
Sacrament was observed at the Fourth
Street Nj. Z. church, yesterday, and
Wednesday is set apart for Lovefeast
and Quarterly Conference.
At the North Street NJ. +. church, "a
Note of Warning to those who are in
Zion," was the subject of the discourse
The Rev. DIR. West oficisted at the
Zane Street NJ. E. church yesterday
morning, and DR.. Kelley in the evening,
in the absence of the pastor.
The subjects at the First Baptist
church yesterday morning and evening
were Troubled Thoughts and "Navigs-
ton"
Services were held as usual at the other
churches.
1t was announced at the Cathedral
yesterday that the Catholic clergy will
90 into retreat" the Goth of the present
month.
Prayers were asked for the repose OF
the soul of Cardinal Antonnelll at the
Catholic church yesterday.
I he organ at the Cathedral was used
yesterday tor the first time since it has
been repaired. Its tone is materially
improved.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-13
Terrible Cyclone.

LONDON, November IA di.p,
from Calcutta 10 the TIM, ,s,, =, .
ported that 10000 persons pcr,he.
the cyclone oi October 81, and ,on.
the estimates place the loss q live -
high rs 10000. In town Of Blrr,
the capital Of Backergungc Dist
5000 houses were lqvelled With tLse,-
Letters from Swivioor repor O,
a great wave, nine feet deep, swept or,
the island Of Dakhiu shshabszp,,e T.
whole OF Eastern BeDgAl sppcar 10 IA,
suffered severely from the cyclone A.
Calcutta narrowly escaped. II, rp W.
OF famine from Bombay are vors
water famine is feared in some d,.r
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-13

CHoKED TO DEATH..-A little child of
Mr.. Westwood's, aged about one or two
years, was choked to death while eating
an apple last evening, particle of the
pairing lodging in its throat, Medical
assistance was called Immediately after
the child's choking, but before such aid
arrived it expired. Mr.. Westwood re-
sides on Eotf street, South Wheeling
about two blocks below Brces drug
store. A post norton examination was
held over the corpse.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-13
ChandIer's One Vote.

WGsHIEGToS, November l2.-Head-
quarters Of the National Republican
Committee have been removed from New
York to 1905 J street, this city. Char
man Chandler aud Sec. Mccormick are
now here. Mr.. Chandler states posi.
lively tonight that Hayes and Wheeler
are iairly and certainly elected by one
vote, counting Louisiana, South Carolina
snd Florida. The Democrats, on the
contrary, are equally emphatic as 70 the
election Of their candidate.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-13

A MIsUsEp JENK1Ns.-Henry Jenk-
ms is a lively little dark skinned white
gentleman who Yields the razor at the
Mcclure House barber shop. Now
Henry, although he is rather small, Is
brim full of originality, and Saturday
night, during lull OF business at the
tonsorial palace wherein ne presldes' ne
announced his intention OF GO
ing forth into the night and "tak-
ing little fresh air" as ne
termed it. SuitiDg his action 70
the word, be meandered to the Western
Union Telegraph Office to learn the latest
news. While standing in front OF the
Office inteutly gazing on the bulletin,
young gentleman accompanied by
lady. passed by earnestly discussing the
merits of the dafkey, and Henry, whose
face is of the beautiful creamy color of
pot of lamp black, spoke up:
"Gway, white man; Use no mo- niggah
dan you is; Use dark skinned, white
gemman."
At this onslaught from the little moke,
the young fellow hastily left the side of
his "ladye love-" and, with one spring,
landed himself squarely on Henry's
back, who screamed murder" sire,
"treason," and numerous other incendi-
airy pet words, to attract the attention OF
the police. Finally the little moke sue
ceeded in escaping from the clutches of
his prosecutor, and hastily bidding adieu
to his new found friend, made rapid
strides towards the barber shop, leaving
his hat behind. AS he entered his place
of business, the whites of his eyes
showing out from tho beau
tifully colored foreground, he sank into
a chair, and exclaimed to fellow bar
Der:
"Boose, SEN TO Mas Archie, quick;
one OBJ dem dab Sam Tilun fellahs
tackled me- an TO God, Boose, Use a
gwine dun an gone up less Mas
Archie or some dem 'Publicans keep de
Democrats away. Indeed Use scared; l
is"
A policeman here entered the barber
shop, and the pleadings of the little
moke to have him recover his hat were
laughable, and the laughter which iol-
lowed at hisiexpense, caused him to turn
pale with confusion. At last accounts
the hat was still missing, and Jenkins
was talking of putting in claim to
Congress for one hat lost in skirmlsh with
Democrat.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-13
Arrival of the Three Brother

SAN FRANCIsco, NovemJer Ills
olulu papers received per Paste "a
steamer City of San Ffsnc,oo sT
news of the arrival at lotoIug Of p
bark Three Brothers, with ls 4" p
crews OF the whaling Hect s'atdor'.
the Arctic. The statement by TIE .
ter of the Three Brothers IL CORRIDORS.
of the story Of the master OF lh'''
doned ships who reached tbs pit
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-13

SMASH UP.-Yesterday morning n
horse attached to buggy in which were
James Mendel and Robert Anderson,
took fright at the foot of the hill on
Market street, and ran away, throwing
the occupants from the buggy and
bruising Mr.. Mendel considerably. The
vehicle was completely demolished. The
horse attached to the buggy was one of
Mr.. Menders private animals, and not
one of the livery horses.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-13
English stock Market.

LONDON, November II The gelr
relapse on the Stock EIchsnp yry
day Is attributed to Lord Bsso.ulr
wsrIike speech at the Lord Mayo b,
Quet. American securities have b.
adversely affected by the politics. ''a
ton in the United States, Which
tracing much attention here {,
Times to-day printed special d'Ps
from PhilsdeIphis over a column r.
giving the latest phazc Of ArUr ].
large Withdrawals OF gold from the b,
OF England have not had much f'
ence upon discount rates becaa,c %
scarcity of bills Of foreign.