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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-15
The President and BristOw-Babcoek

WAsHINGToN, February l4.-This
morning the President and Secretary
Bristow had long consultation, which
was by direction of the President not in
terrup.ed by aay other callers. Secrc-
tary Fish and Attorney, General Pierre
pont were also in consultation with the
President this afternoon. Colonel Cook,
the counsel for General BabcOck, had an
interview with the President, in the
course of which he stated he had received
from st. Louis some discoursging tele-
grams concerning General Bsbcock. Col.
Cook says that other witnesses tor the de-
fence will be summoned from TINS city
10 day or tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-15
Snow blockade I'm the NOrthwesf.

OMAHA, February l4.-The passenger
train due st Ogden yesterday got out OF
The snow near Piedmont this afternoon
and is now under way followed by the
train due there to-day. The east bouad
passen ger Il ain OF yesterday laid at keho
till = o'clock to-day. A snow plow ran
through to Ogden from Evanston this
morning. A large force of shevellers
are on the road at work ana the managers
ot the road are doing big wcrS. Rsil-
road officials here report that all trains
are making time, the storm has abated
and that yesterdays trains are getting
through in good shape to-day. The pas
senger tram from Ogden east is some five
hours late, caused by waiting for the
Central Pacific train.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-15
The Successful Physician.
From the st.louis Globe.

rom Abf ~ tS'hiH ''''''
There is probably no man 70 whom The
community owe 30 much as t0 the hOuost,
fair-spoken physician, who does his actual
duty both 20 himself and TO hv patients.
Really skillful physicians are no, 80 nu-
merous that their virtues need no men
tion, and hence the advertisement Of DR..
X. V. Pierce, Of Buffalo, may we'll claim
the readers attention. DIR. Pierce n
type Of n class Of men who obtain sue
cess by careful and wcll-directcd effort,
not attempting too much, or creating
false ideas M TO ability. The only rel'a-
bic physician in these days of complI-
Gated disorders and higb-prsssure living
il the Specialist, the man who under
stands his one branch Of tho business.
Such in MS line is DIR. Pierce. For tn.
benefit OF his readers he has written \
"Common Sense Medical Adviser which
is well worth reading by thoss who ne"d
such 4 work. With strict business honor,
high professional skill, reasonable ices,
and large corps Of competent sssi'tanr,
DR.. Pierce will doubtlesS make bis name
familiar a. "household words"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-15
Mardi Gras In Memphis.

MEMPHIS, February H-Everyone
here is looking forward with delight TO
the approaching carnival, As it is gen
erally known that costumes and equip
page for q grand pageant Of the Mem
phi have arrived from Paris and num-
Der Of scenic artists have been imported
20 supervise the mountings. The Ger
man Society Of Ulks, prominent among
whom are Count Leubrie and Lord
Furstenheim will insugurate new fea.
ture in a grand coronation Of Rex at the
Opera House on Monday evening pre-
ceeding Msrdi Gras.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-15
Important Railing Regarding EH
press Companies.

NEw YORK, February l4-An impor-
taut ruling was male in the United
States Circuit Court today, by Judge
Wallace, IN the suit Of Berry, VS.. Adams
E1prs Company, before a jury. The css'
involved the legal construction Of the
clause in the expires. compsnys re
ceipt, limiting its liability 70 fifty dol
lars, unless the value of packages shall
be stated by the shipper st the time Of
shipment. The Court ruled that the re-
ceipt was a binding contract aud that ss
the plaintiff did not state the value OF
his shipment at the time Of delivery 10
the express company, the responsibility
Of the latter vas limited 20 fifty dollars
and the plaintiff could only recover that
amount even though the actual los had
been occasionei BY the negligence Of the
defendant
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-15
The "Cvooked" in Ohio.

CLEVELAND, February lin the
United States District Court, in this city,
to-day, Bernard kscb, John o. Den
wslder. John We,lage, John Myer and
Joseph Esch, of Delphos, Putnam county,
were found guilty of aiding and abetting
in the removal OF distilled spirits from a
distillery warehouse, and OF conspiracy
TO defraud the Government. They gave
bonds TO the Court of one thousand dol
lars each for their appearance and to
await the Judgment of the Court
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-15
Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, February l4.-In the Sen
ate bills were introduced to provide for
the abandonment Of the Lewiston reser-
voir. and all the lands connected there
with 70 authorize the Governor 10 sp-
point five tar commissioner in each
county Of the State, TO whom all ques-
tions Of levying tsres shall be referred
by those authorized 10 levy taxes.
In the House bill was introduced 10
regulate the compounding and sale 0!
drugs in cities Of the second class; and
one to transfer the National road 10 the
counties through which it passes,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-15
Two Figures OF the Public Debt
Wiped Out.

The Secretary of the Treasury has re-
Ceived letter from person in Williams
burg, Virginia, who on seeing that the
public debt statement amounted to
S2,224, 426, 9Sl.25, thought it would be n
good idea to dispose of the whole during
the glorious Centennial year, and to that
end enclosed % cents to pay the last two
figures, hoping the Secretary will find
five AS devoted friends of the Union
ready and willing TO tackle the remain
ing ten figures, paying two each. The
letter is signed, rebel of 1860, patriot
of S1G.-EreninR Star.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-15
Big Emigration TO the Black HiI.

CBErESSE, February l4.-One hun
dred and fifty men let here to-day for
the b ack Hills. A party who came in
last night, repors that during TIE eight
days Of hs tr.p from Cusiar, he
counted one hundred snd eghty-hve
wagon. en- route for the Hills. Two hun
dred men are Quitting here now, and
start this week. The incoming trains
sring scores Of gold seekers daily.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-15
Rad Treatment Of Christians.

CoSsTANTISoPLE, February li.-Ihe
foreign ambassadors have lately COM
planned to the Porte of recent cutrages
against the Christians at Brousss and
Augera. The Grand Visier replying to
the complaints, dissvowed the conduct OF
the governors of Brousso and Augera.
They have been dismissed and will be
prosecuted. The Assistant Governor
has been ordered to remedy the abuses
and Musslemen and Armenian COM
missioners have been nominated to in
yestlgate the circumstances.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-15
c.,,..,.d Election Decided.

WnBIsGros. February lite
Committee on Elections decided - re-
port unanimously that HArAlsOn (colo'-
edl ia entitled 70 hold his sea. in the
House ss against Browbery, contestant.
The report will nsrrzte great frauds, bat
net sufficient 70 overcome the 1900 ma
By which HAralsAn was returned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-15
IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF
wheeling, February Hnls>, p66.
John A. Armstrong,
W. In Chano"ry.
f..u.. = Hiddle et al 4

The object OF this suit II 70 recover from
the defendant, Riddle. the sum of slsi6.
with interest thereon from January Dib.
Is7O, on two negotiable promissory not@-
made by said Riddle, dated January nth,
1870, each for tse sOme oi S2.l3, payable
respectively In six and twelve months,
with Interest, 70 the order of Armstrong,
Holiday A CO., and by them endorSed to
the plaintiff, and ~ attach and subJect a.
the payment Of the plaintiffs claim, Ia.
effects Of said defendant ia p1.s-slon oi'
and the moneys due him IRON Ihoma~
% Brien, Trustee. And u Appearing nom
An affidavit filed In this canss, that the de-
iendAnt, James =. Riddle, IL not resident
OF the state Of west Virginia, on motion
~ Dlainti n a attorney. IL j. ordered That hs
annear here AT the nsIt March Rule-, to be
hsid in the sfios Of the Clerk Of sAld Court
on Monday, the 18th day OF March, lSs, to
do xhat 4. necessary 10 protsct his inter
ssts In the above entitled cause.
THOMAS NJ. DAERAH. Clerb.
Al. .CLAEyE, attorney ior plaiDtir.
tehIss.aHt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-15

ONLY think. The ravages Of insects
in the West last season, according to
Senator INGALLS,, of Kansas, amounted
to the enormous sum of two hundred
million dollars. If Congress could kill
oil those insects, the national debt would
bc paid of in about fifteen years.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-15
coal Proposals

DRoPOsAIS FOR FURNISHING THE
County jail and Inhrmary with coal
for the ensuin ng year, commencing ApnI
Isl will he received AZ the CIsfk q once OF
the Board Oi Commissioner, until March
LAT. AT NJ o'clock Bids received spa
raisiy for Jail or infinnary, bidder W
specify price Tor clean. mixed and nut
coal, properly screened and weighed.
ky order OF the BoArd Of Commissioners
CHA5. II. DElTEHo, Clerk.
a 90
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-15

4 telegram from The Hague says thst
Win.IoE, the Boston torger, has Certainly
arrived 10 Holland, He mas not been
arrested because no eItradition treaty e1-
is,s with the United States.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-15
FOREIGN.
Carltst Dtaasters.

BILBoA, February l4-Alfonslst Gen
ersl Quesads has advanced 10 Elguets,
establishing communication with General
Msldenado, and both are pushing the
Csrlists. In attempting TO force fight,
the Carlists, outnumbered and outman-
Guvered at all points, have fallen back
on the mountain fastnesses Of Guipezesa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-15
R,o, a, a religion. Catherine.

BRNRsELs, February 1.-THE Catho-
lie demonstration At Molinez yesterday
resulted in riotous disturbances. Several
people were severely injured. The police
were obliged 10 interfere.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-15

JOYCE used 10 sign himself in dis
patches to BABC0CK Crit" Counsel for
defense object to the reception of any
such evidence. 1t was too rough on their
client.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-15

NEw ORLEANS February 1.-THE
Ietter-pouch marked No. I, destined for
New York was found in . swamp near
Mobileeand was returned here yester.
day. It had been robbed Of most of It's
domestic letters and the others were
badly damaged by water. All the letters
upon which the directions were intellige-
bic have been forwarded 10 their desti.
nation. tThe others are retained for
Identification:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-15
All busin ess letters and com.
municatiOns, intended for
this paper, should be address
ed toTHE REGISTER, wheel
ing, w. Va
M'heelina aeaister.
Gold closed Saturday at ll3s.

The tceather today ,oiA be partly
cloudy, tcih northerty to tessterty ,0i'ads,
and lot0er teD,perature.S
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-15

The Senate yesterday confirmed the
nomisstion of Jacob A Blair, OF Park
srsburg, as associate justice OF Wyoming
Territory.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-15
Terrible Hurricase ~ Sea.

LONDON, February l4.--SAiling vessels
which arrived to-day report having eI-
perienced n terrible hurricane the latter
part Of January and suffered much dam
age. The bark Northwind encountered
the Italian bark Burico Merello, from
Philadelphia, January Is, for Queens
town, with her decks swept and five feel
of water in her hold. The captain, mstc
and five seamen had been washed over
board and drowned. The captain Of the
Northwind put aboard the kurico
Mcrello the mate, one man and boat.
British Corn Trade.
The Mark Lane Express, in its weekly
review Of the British corn trade, says:
Apart from the question of improve
ment in prices later IN the season, n mod
crate reaction may be reasonably looked
for now. In consequence Of the low
prices ruling, the recent cold weather and
the fact that owing 10 the hopclsssn~s
induced by the long continued bad trade
the millers have not kept up their stock,
they are now running short The firm
ness of the Paris market, IN spite Of The
large stocks and our discouraging ad
vices, is significant. There's an average
rise of two francs on ali grades cf -four.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-15
R~.umption OF specie Payment.

1t directs the Secretary Of the Treasury
Whenever National bank notes are with
drawn from circulation, 70 issue IN their
stead an equal amount Of legal tender
L. ;. notes, but he Is no. 70 issue them
except when the aggregate amounts OF un-
red aemed legal tender notes and Of IA
tionsi bank notes IN circulation are less
than the aggregate amount Of both classes
OF notes that were IN circulation Oh the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-15
There's many a slip
'rwiXt the cup and the lip.

Why don't ATKINSON furnish an cx-
plaHation similar 10 that made by the
IHtciiigsqccr and Parkersburg JourndL3
They say that the $3S,OOO WAS stolen by
Gov. PIEKPoIST and the four counties
which composed the re-organized govern
ment of Virginia, after Wcs. Virginia
had set UP for herself This Is eminently
satisfactory when we remember that
PIERPoINT aud FOREMAN were doing
sort of JOINT stock business. If PIER.
FONTS government failed to pay the
whole amount apportioned to West Viz
gInis in the division of the public funds,
whv is it that some effort was not made
at the time to recover what was justly
due to this state, or at least why didn't
somebody say something about it,snd not
let the matter rest until it was unearthed
by Democratic administration, when
the claim WAS barred by Limitation. In
the language Of the eloquent VAUGHN,
this dodge is "too rotten thin" Meet
the issue squarely gentlemen, scknow-
ledge the corn and ease your conscience
'for an honest confession is good for the
souln
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-15
Canary Birds For Sale.

FINE LOT or CASAgfES, MALE
a and Female, for sale, AL guaranteed
siugers, At the I0v price " g4C piece, at
HESRY HELRABRi1HTS,
No. oOl, corner n Market and sixth streets
North Wheelinz. jansAAh
SIS to 800 rss. az 1adr... . Sas & s1Iss5s ss.;
90. Poftaad. Maine ianues
cpcE SAMPLE TO AGENTS. LADIioS
Inc6 Com blnatIon Needle book, with
thFomos- send stamp. DEAN Coy New
R%dtord. Ns@s
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-15

WHAT avery peculiar creature the
average juryman sometimes is? For in
stance, twelve OF them in New Jersey re.
Gently acquitted Lands for killing the
Vineland Editor CARRUTH, because he
was insane. OF course he was arrested
as lunatic after so sage an opinion, and
it was the intention of the public to send
him to an asylum. But, upon writ of
haJea, corpus he WAS examined, pro-
nounced perfectly sane, and was dlscharg-
ed. SO he escapes both the gsllows and
the lunatic asylum. Lucky man.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-15

BAB's badly befogged. Clearly crooked
case.
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..irpv " al, ,s:. - .-Ifssiisi IssfEi i~relll!1X'
>IE pgr slqxjosoq ssssFsna 'sIssl. uIQhh
AAsAS DslgrA s,usxv-ulSOK v " INV
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-15

BAB's counsel have been tOiled. They
declared that those kilograms were per-
fcctly harmless and a.! that; but they
SAW fit 10 fight most strenously against
their admission on the ground that they
were irrelevant and immaterial; and in
fact they interposed every possible OBJ
lection which a knowledge of legal tech
nicalities could suggest. The Judge,
however, decided that the question
of their relevancy or irrelevsncy in
proving the existence Of a conspiracy,
was one of iact H. be- submitted to the
jury. Hence, the telesrams were allowed
as evidence, aud, It, tuey form the chief
reliance of the prosecution to prove q
conspiracy, it may be considered that a
decided point against BAB has been es-
tablished.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-15

BRIDoEroN, N. J, February l4'-C.
h. Landis Of Vinelsnd, N. j., has been
pronounced sane by Judge Read, afler
the examination Of witnesses, and dis.
charged from arrest.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-15
THAT STATEMENT.

oonio W. S fn,n;.h -. trno
1o"'I'u' P'o", .hst - coo 900 W.
'ae%s So Iei,',J u - m"hi;cs tn With some
ii'ro r"o ;Ot"w ;o,",os. w h. beSi,o,od 70 mention
,na -, hncarn las. il ,night interrupt
,ho 49," "-yni.ite rI,ssnre in which the
T,...,.,,J ,,'as ri,.I,n', ov"r Ron Hiu,s
ah Jo"' 't"' Z, :, Liam naive horn
n,har,or s.rs or does apvthino that
,ro"Sa, the ~ :, T., ,L,n,nL but Rem,
HII ca,,iya,eJ thr cditor and caused
HIM - fnr%,r III. promise in regard to
,ha, I;,,I... .7,.,I M, S2s ooD That ,,ns a
Good snrern Of II,i,s ard it is verv graf.
S,,;r,,i Than !, ,l,.,s.d the .J,u,.nGL man.
,,I, ,H.n h.. ,l.,h, +, ,,et over il, and
Al, 81. ,,r..,,.is,..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-15
Bill 10 Admit PInchback
HOUSE.

Uuder the cali Of seats, 10 addition 70
private bills and !or works OF internal
improvements, public buildings Sc, the
following bills were introduced and re-
ferred
By Mr. Banks-At.r guest, in relation
TO b0unties to nine month volunteers.
By Mr. Meade-To provide for the
payment OF Us Notes and 70 strength
en- the public credit
BY Mr.. Jenks-To repeal the third
section Of the act ot 1874, establishing
national bank redemption agencies.
By Mr.. Baker, Of Indians-To make
banking free, and TO repeal the resumP-
tion act.
By Mr.. Hsrrison-FoS the repeal Of
parts Of the resumption act and for the
nurnose preparing a Eay iJr the
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-18
Political.

lndianas answer to Ben Hill-Five addi-
;ional republican congressman.
Gen. Fitzpatrick speaks in Glen's Falls on
Saturday evening next, Oct. 81.
Henry Ballard, esq and Lucius Bige-
low, esq, are doing valiant service for the
republican cause in New York, speaking
every day. w. II. Tefft, etq, of the
Whitehall Chronicle is also vigorously at
work in the canvass. We notice among
the sons Of Vermont who are energetically
at work in the political field in the state OF
their adoption, Hon. Dorman q. Eaton,
don. A. II. Farrar Ga native Of Rutland
county,, Major u. X. Pangborn of New
Jersey, Elliot c. Cowdin, j. J. Seavcr
Mr. Ballard speaks at Waterford on Tues
day Mohawk, Wednesday Fulton,
Thursday; Rochester, Friday. Mr.. Bigc-
low speaks at Thee Mile Bay on Tuesday
Brownvile, Wednesday Dspanvllle,
Thursday; Theresa, Friday; Champion,
Saturday.
AS to the effect of the western election.
lpon the presidential election, there can
hardly be two opinions Governor Til
lens candidacy, as is wei! known to every
lbservant person who has any knowledge
OF politics and politicians, has not united
the party. What was needed to sconsoli
date tie patty strength and create cnthusi
Ism for the ticket, which the candidate.
themselves failed to evoke, was q striking
anu isnin.a.t .i.tJiy III tue OctODci vi..
lions which should furnish the prestige O
success. This was what the managers
sorked for, with full knowledge of thu
iecessty of it, and that to lose it would de
noralize the party. A marked loss in con
,ressmen and the bare saving of Indian,
ut o. the wreck by small majority
vii not answer the purpose. The effec
f the October elections may be set dowr
IS decidedly favorable to the republicans
md in a corresponding degree dispiritinl
to their opp'nents.-N. y. Tribune
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-18

The house, Monday, instructed the clerk
to procure, heieafter, the printing Of fifty
extra copies OF all public house bills-tha
is, of three hundred and fifty instead OF
three hundred copies as heretofore. We
can conceive Of no possible objection to
the printing Of this number Of bills, but
there is one thing connected with the pas
sage of the revolution to which we desire to
expenses may be, are, increased. The
joint resolution providing for q free tide 10
visit the Reform school was paes2d, few
days ego, without discussion, and an eX-
penss of at least three bundled dollars in
cured. II il conceded that the resolution
could not have been passed If it had not
been rushed through without consideration.
In this instance NC have resolution, in
effect appropriaiing the public mouey-for
the printing of these fifty extra copies en-
tails cxpense--passed when the very next
vote d.sclosei that there are only forty-one
members present. We know that by fc-
ton of parliamentary law, quorum is al
ways supposed to &c IL attendance until
the contrary is disclosed by vote or other
wise, but here MS a matter of fact rosolu-
ton approprilting public money is passed
with less Than one.third of a quorum pres
ent, and which could have received the
votes of lesS than ons-sXth of the members
of that body. Is this safe, i prudent
way to eeisate?
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-18
LFrom the Cincinnati Commercially
Centennial Visitors by Glasses

The first visitors to the centennial ex-
position were mainly those people who
make it an annual practice on the approach
of hot weather, to fit to the mountains and
the sea shore fer cool breezes and cooler
baths. They took the centennial as a
patriotic duty, on their way to Cape May,
Atlantic City, Long DIanch, and all along
the coast. They saw it in its freshness
and unreadlness, and left their marks in
IN the way of labels on many of the most
artistic and beautiful things in the sections
Of the Main building devoted to the exhibit
of japanese and Chinese porcelains,
Dronzes and lacquer work, and among the
porcelains, polteries and glassware of Eng
land. France, Italy AMI Austria-Huneary.
Nearly all the fine and curious things to be
tOuud in these departments are marked
sold, many of them 10 people we'll and
widely known in the professions.
After the summer birds had flown, there
came Hooking in multitude of SCHOOL
marms" and schoolgirls, with their note
books, the most industrious, pains.taking
aud inquistive of the eight-seers of the
season. Fresh from their school books, the
libor Of circulating through the vaet build
ings and studying their innumerable OBJ
] cts was to them recreation. and as enjoy
able holiday as a week at the seaside to
The WORKOUT man of business. 1t 10 be.
lievod that no class of visitors, except pro-
fessioral sight secrs, have gone away from
tie centennial with clearer or more com
prehensiye knowledge of the exhibition in
general aud detail than these intelligent
women and girls. The notebook and pen
Gil were in constant use among them, and
they taxed the patience aud politeness of
oil 1..x NtxA.-
iioning.
There was no very specific change In
the class of visitors till about the LIST Of
September, and the attendance had rarely
reache more than 60, 900 day, and often
II was below 40.000 But after that day
he bronzed faces of the farmers began to
show themselves aud by the 10th nine
tenths OF the visitors were from the agri-
cultural classes. The attendance sweled
10 eighty, ninety, and hundred thousand,
and hnally reached its climax on "Penn.