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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-31
Tho Dslknap Inpeaehne.t.

WASHINGTON, D. @, May SO!-Tht
opinion is expressed that the Belknap I'm.
pnshmsnt trysllvill bs Rostpsssd nsti|
NoSrmber NEXT, whom the Senate vii ffe-
assemble for that especial purpose 1t ID
probable that the trial will continue six
weeks or two months. To 90 on with II
now would Molong thas session rof Goar
gress till the latter part Of Augdst II
frst of September, % in addition to the
time consumed by the trial, month
or six ,vseks will he regsirsd 70
finish up the absolutely necessary fogis-
lative business of passing the annual
appropriation bills. Grave doubts are ex.
pressed by many whether, in view of the
fact that less than two-thirds Of the Sen
ate have voted in favor of the jurisdic-
ton, there l anything to be gained by
proceeding with the trial at all. Very
eminent legal xauthority.p who have no
connection with the proceedings, assert
that twenty nine Senators who,
mot sS'fa s sSs
Senate's action from voting net guilty
on this jurisdictional ground when the
final issue 10 presented.
~ l1deystahdief i1Hthlt aA thesfe-
.senS oakissb chsdsss WI tals Sfsfsal
effect from the 1st OF June. Cameron
10 expected TO take charge of the War
Department frst Of the coming month,
Judge Pierrepont will leave for Englapd
~ the 2ad of June. .JJhY III
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Snce TO the directions Of the Congres-
sional Navy Committee, seized 100000
original tslegraphic dispatches which
bad been sold BY ~ aans an Pa,
eiac Telegraph Company fOS the pur.
pose of being converted into pa
per. It is supposed that some:
where among this mass Of con.
adential correspondence there are lurk.
Ing two or tArs6 ofthe orr inal dispstcbes =
which passadb dbstysen Rassos d cAH.
TELL about the transfer Of navy funds
10 the banking house Of JAY COOKE,
IMct'uLLocH & 20. IN 1873. and it is To
sssart ~ s9Ysgqsnpqshs sM M
whhat il claimed by those engaged in
making it. We are in-fayor of. granting
all reasonable latitude 70 'ofaceri
and committees in search Of evidence
against criminals. We believe in letting
no guilty. nx4lescspsA Yessxe dont@-
lisvsis pslsipk TIE eenfdentisl CORES
pondence ofthe country intothe hands Of
a pack Of unscrupulous political wolves
in 50 dong. Ifthey wanted y e1apins
certain -telegraphic messages which
p..s,d bs.veq t.r.Iss spgsssd fp de.
frauding the government, It was their
duty to take those messages from
the Telegraph company vhaes they
were yet in their possession and to
take thoee only. 1t was not their daty
or their privilege to become possessors
of them by surreptitious means, or to even
touch the mass Of other dispatches which
had been accunulsting in the office
tor years: .AtslsE4phis pss ppssssssss q sSss =
Who paid for 1t when it is fled away IN
the ofice. 1t belongs to hin, and to no
one else. Besides thisl fthe Dpeson
who sends message by telegraph pays
not alone for its transmission, but Tor
having its contents kept inviolste. This
has been settled by the courts OF New
York morethan once, and Y row recoS-
pized as h& n the eommefeiai world at
any rate. .Asd1 Khspey~ ~ { n4des4g
committee of Congress takes to itself the
right TO buy up BY the pound or
TO seize with writ OF I'"ees
Ibssss the, 0sseSePu that have AscYpii
It's objects 10 to organize gigantic sys-
tenn OF black. mail thereupon. Then
the people who have been the supporters
S.u.s 9. ses ssss HI b sssuss Sas ihs asr5
sfivsntsses for which they pay literally.
A Congressional Committe, by virtue OF
its inau,storial powers, would have
the same right 10 60 iato the Dead
letter Office and open and read the thous'
ands of letters which arrive there week
ly, in the hope finding some grains q
evidence against criminals IN them. 1et'
even the officers of that Department are
prohibited, under heavy penalties, from
reading any letters except those contain
ioe inciosures, and them only 80 tar Us u
NAV be necessary to provide for their re-
turn to the writers. We doubt whether
it ia expedient to give such extraordinary
movers to Congressional committees
They are liable to be misused.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-31

Our foreign dispatches this morning
contain the intelligence that the disorders
in Turkey eliminated in q revolution at
Constsntinople on Monday night, the -
sult of which was the dethronement oi
the Sultan, who is now prisoner in the
palace. The event. was acomPla-
Gently announced by the re-
firing ruler in g disPsttch Y
the Turkish embassy at Paris, Is fol'
lows: ave, ABDUL AzIz conformaely
with the wishes of q majority OF our SUB
iec,s, abdlcate.D Tne news or the revo'
luton was received inthe political and
financial circles of Europe with, sstis FAC
ton, and it is believed the change ol
rulers will facilitate peaceable solution
Of the eastern question. ...s .-...,.t
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rur pssce Of Europe is assured. The
Duke Of Edinburgh has sailed lfof the
Mediterranean, In command of the IRON
clad Sultan, to keep the JSultsn's enemies
in order. There will be no aghting while
.ytlp ads
be is around q,
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An baAinoss Ioalors anA cen
.siss % lah 30 xEQnA If ~ saSl :.
muubc0ljona X An1onaeA Ter
this paper, sAeulA seeHsress-
.atsrHR DE0EsTBn, ,Nheel-
s,s5Iad tt5sG.3esl S3ifd yIofs ~
lug, VIVA lei ,ies14s ana sIgsg
Democratic and Conservative Stats
II CoNventj0r. aoqa ha

~ :, =, M .fO(,RATIC A. d CnNSERyAT
TIVE usrty Of West yirsiais. sss Ha-
ons.tsd 70 appoint deiss..tes TO meet t1a in
the c,,y Of Charleston, ON InssseaS'ee
@ .u 49, .ssJ.ss, q 10 o'csosk q H., for
~ - - ofpomiuasins caAaidaessfQr
inc miss of governor, Auditor, fseeS-
'ns a,tornsy-Genersl, ststs suRArtnten-
~, ~ Free schools, And three Judgss %
ue" esn rnurt OF Appeala Also ipf the purT
80 Of Appointing two Dsisss,sa tirOn
ps.n Cousressional district oi me ststs,
and four Delegates from the stass =
large. to represent Wese Firsisis -
,ns democratic National Convention, to
no held IN D. 6sij u fthe l57th Asd n
Inne. for the nominatten Of candidates for
prssident and yies President Of the United
s,.tes, the selection ofan Electoral Ticket
and the trsnsaction Of such other proper
husipess a. may come before the said Con.
vsution. .TN5T EO7
An Democratic and Conservative voten
a, the ststs, without regard % PaatPsaiti-
csl differences who are opposed 70 politi-
caI corruption in high places. are cordially
invited to participate IN tho ,nsetinss
called to appoint said Delegates. ag.e T.,
- ALEX. CAMPBELL, Chairman 4
Iw. GALIAHER. sec'y. %,i ,el.,,,, as, .,, 9i'l,',
democratic papers Of. the State please
copy. '''''-' ~i.,..;ia-.i.,,...,,
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BAIrrxosx Nay s0-Yiour -Un-
changed. Wbeat-Quiet; Pennyivsnis
~ N ~ iUcfA-N6sefs eEc5ted n
'Ss1e. - Osts-Dsli @ SG0s7cl Pork
S2i 90, bulk shouidsrs 7e; ciesr rib l0c;
looss hams l4kaIsc. LArt-.Duli n llje
Herpleun - Nooissi Coees - Un-
cAsaged Yhhky-Firm at u II.
p CLxvsLAnD, Nay so--Resulssn--
Rru and unchanged; standard Whit
tl0e ~ lie; prise vhits lsP lie; es'
~ esh s..f
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0A.,sl -. ce.veeesss.

y IxprSxArsI,s, May N-Tbe annual
cs.vs.tiua of ebort Hsrn bsssdsrs nss IN
tAE cisy, to-day and The stiendsncs VA
- ,.vsa. Pspsrs we're rcd o. the hish
- nd for 6hest Horns ssd ~
nSnencs on farmers, the milking quail
~, ossBhsrt Horns and various othes
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Very singularly, after making . call,
the County Democratic Executive Com
mittee, at Its meeting yesterday after
noon, decided unanimously that its
powers in the premises were sexhsusted,
and therefore no further right was invest
cd in it to take further official action
in reconciling the differences Of the two
wings oi the party, more than 80
advise reconciliation and harmony. This
s good advice and deserves earnest
consideration. But we are mistaken il
there is not very large and worthy ele-
ment in the party who will demand some
CONCESSIONS and retrsctions from the
lambs p who undertook to run things to
suit themselves at the first and
subsequent mass meetings at the Court
House. And who have since, IN every
cOnceivesble way, that is underhanded
and unprincipled, endeavored TO hide the
facts, distort the truth, and malign good
citizens through the columns Of the
evening journal. which is only too will.
ing To get an opportunity TO widen the
breach in the organization Of which Is.
record proves it TO be a secret and un.
serupulous enemy. Under the cloak Of
sspousing the interest of the young Dem
ocracy and the working Democrats, It ex
ultingly sows discord and attempts te
widen the gap, so that BY nc
possible chance can unsnimity and
harmony prevail, which to II
would have about the same effect thai
the SAvIoUR's edict when on the Mount
had on the Devil when he said: &Ge'
thee hence SArAH." Past campaign
have verified the truth Of the foregoing
- we'll as will successive ones continue e
add their weight Of cumulative evidence
ls life depends on it a. the worm upor
the substance. ., Js.ls tl5i4
Whether the Committee had further
powers in the premises ,s : mooted cues
ton, and may Be ..discosssd hsrsafisr
But as they have advised harmony sn'
good feeling We shall mot add fuel 70 th'
Gre, but on the contrary say; Pas roan'
the pipe ofpsscs apdsnoks freely thsseol
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CaAcsA1r AHs rms cAPE.AI-
Editors Of the RsGistsr. i y az r. vI.o :,

Z s
II is we'll knesns 70 every msA Who
has bean conversant with the doings and
sayings Of II. = g, Cracssit tof the lsse
siI years, that he vas oppeesd - Me ~
turn Of the Capital from Charleston 70
Wheeling, 7 q is sase ] ~ 9a.tood
tAah for'suppol9 frVm the NJ 1dr,cs
10 his prsssnt ielRsk aspifSlio4s As'vih
favor the committal of the Democratic
party 70 the return OF the Capital =
Charleston.
What cares he for the votes Of . NV
kadicaE Soantia b Andy9n 4Ran-
Handle, if he can secore> INK 6iStAhsr
ofthe Democratsc forces The Third dh-
trlct, TO the support Of his psrsoaal 80
rations?
ne AdaeSl6sesiSn eSs q can Esa
the noninationf Tor xttofSey ,0easral. b
w''i be elected in spite Of Ohio county
ought TO BE- enough. e.
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peSsesseu or Passenxer Rases,

CINCINNATI, May 30-The passenger
rates on all roads eastward from Gocin-
matt will be reduced Tomorrow 10 the
following figures. To Boston, Sl6i New
York. GA; Philadelphia, Sl2; Baltimore,
1926 and Washington, SO 90.
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IoUrvrLLx May 80 Tsesa.Psssio.
81 tIrse rsrk packers here vss caused
\, outs;ks snecsissioss in futures Of ect-
-. snd ssksr ding, and nos BY iossss
!. ,s~ulsf psckiag. Othes frns - nes
s1.rssi 10 seocks srs being drovn
:. - usrhut ssA hnldxs sslt g tAe
prssset pe,c Te - ssisss n.
FFtzH VI s.sfrs.s
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O1EIIa.aYt7

Lorpos, nsS so-A Ss3eUsb fsso
PsssA rsporss that Dsrvisa H. 4ie-
issr Pr.6a. taaseosf>esp ~ - -,
yics II 8ss<esl 1sfssoG - (s.i6s1
thst he gsrviass shail esoa - riv9
Dssx - - s'sday- Nsts y
puYru, My sa--1he vstvsssiey
bsss elsk - ssgneizsl = ush hIgsn6.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-31

John q. Partridge, . promiseut chi
zen nf Chicago, connected with the to-
bscco tzsds, died suddenly yesterday, OF
heart disease He Vas we'll knovn IN the
commercial world ~ man Of integrsy
md honor. o-ssst4ns ssss ~ 90
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Bosrox, May S0.-By the uPsetiing o.
. sail bost on Fresh pond IN Brighton u .
afternoon four persons were drovhro.
Ma. Duncklee, wife Of the propsistor OF
the Sammy Side House in Brighton, her
dauebler Maud and Mis- Wikco and .
little brother, named Johnny.
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u.rssa. Rasaers.

SAN FKAscrsco, Msy so.-A dispatch
from San Diego. says that runners just
arrived at Campo report that ABOUT
one hundred MeIicans have gathered
lust below The line, intending another
attack on Campo. The settlers are
gathering for defense.
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T1E UNDu9B;o9seD n1veh eEEN
"a 80! ;:;:; -. q: s;::s;.s =.
axsnss . EGssvssnsl le6s cbNss, dSs'd.
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zee asssssshsspss~ - 0ss uesllh
The Hvss b ths graas dspassliss or
blood clsasisg osgss Il ~ sysesu Set
The grsss hosssksspss q sas hssleh o.
wosk, cd tAs eossupeinas which gsadsr
Itsthoseh6 h.ssA - ~ -, - = vaN. thc
udsA1beey - ~, 80 nso4njly sxoslled
epo0i ithU uyseDOI 4 ps0thb paspose Dr..
Ptssco's <astl0 Ms1isal Diafsvesy, wish
email daily dnsss a ". RssceSs iisaaant
Purxstivc Rsllsla ase pessmneetly Ne
sssiclss assdsd TAsy cass svesy ktad
u huusor, sssa ~ vsssl ssse(sle " ths
eoumoa pisplA bisaca - ssuptiop.
Great satise slcsss kisAsy hsal under
their mighty onsaiivaiaAusaos. ViFulsnt
blood potssas ~ lSsk ~ ths systsa arc
by then ppbbsd o( theis tsrfsss, and by
their psfSsvssisg ~ somsWhat prO-
trscssd uss sks 9oss tsints4' syslsm may
- esaplsesiy ssasvaasd aad buIlt w
snsv. Kniarvsd SlAndA tumo's snd
svsllises dwindIs away asd disappssr
nndss tks inAusaos q thsss grsss sssol.
vsAss. 6eid By ~ 1ssisss - uss4bsis,s.
.CIsaAA o eklh shosss t4rss ysaS old,
q greatly aAliclsd VIII soess % bis
.-rs sad 1T, % hs coah nol wsas bis
skoss ssd slockisgS Hsd . grast deal
ef tsost.s With k3ss. had tsisd many
remedies iasAsctnally ~ let We tried
the 0oldsa Medical Dissovsty, ast In
sbout thsss vesks - ~ satsSly cured,
hs soso vsrsali bsatsl, ~ ksaish 1uch
Iuapesvsd. Ropssssslly yessA
f 'ffnt Dl8f 2tson I5.t NV, 0OYBn
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rrrSupGp0 80 vessf CHAaa.sngyUN
s;Ss ~ ~ ps.ssspsss ,s.ss s..s.says cs.-
s:;.s =; sssisss::si -. :i.s :..:s:s s:s::
RstkSsfs6ssssoss snussesshastsss
sss6s s6ss6 9 - - q - =. - $500
&,kA = ~ - 49, - $500 80 $40
49,, s:sss - =. = z. q ! Z: :
"a c....-.EE tt:az: S.A.esxE.tts.: S.A.eas -.
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An incendisry Gre st G-snd Haven
MicAixaa, yesterday. destfsyed FfepHr.
ty % the s4sant Of $ise00 In,sssacs
&oO0. sss.A - -. Z =, 80. =. s =
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Lorpon. Nay o4li tks ihoass 70
niett DbFasls Wtll -0Aks Ab usnai NO.
tios u: sdjessn svses te-nosFsss he
Derby DAY. -, ...,,,,....,.-
WsAssov'sp fartbT FsDAnl, psadisg
Secretary lsA4 rsply- ~ 1asi Dsety.
The question regasdi1g ~ coFspos.
dsscs a IL Winslou cass ,v,ll throw
sone light on ~ esness " govern
nsat iatsads psssaiag Asrsaitss. q
Ma 1iss Jury sistR u Ne TioA-
bourne cAainunt sad oss = ~ wiansa.
e against him in Tie fano0 trht -
been ssatsacsd 10 ,sssss ysAs psaial
servituds havieg bssa convicted Of
stealing. -.,., .t,,s 4 O., i.....,,- .....F
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LosDox. Nay 81. -ebssidsssb's b.s'-
ness va doas duriag II pas1 iortaisAt
10 both English and foreign hops. The
quotations are 2A4 shilliags per hundred
weight higher Tor mot descriptions.
The prospects Cor Ne sent crop have
been somswhas impsosel sby abundant
rains and higher tsmpsrsGnrA
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Rase Ball Record.

B,srtH May 3O.-The championship
game brt tween the Chicsgos and Bostons
was witnessed by $4,000 people, two. third,
of whom were within the grounds. The
game vas hotly contested and was won
by the Chicsgos by I've to one. The Bos.
tous led in batting, but lost the game by
careless bsse1running and wild pitching
PHiiApELpHIk, May 30-The st
LOUIS defeated the Athletics by score
of seven TO three
NJ. YORK, 4.y 80. 7Mntusls, i
Louisville, 2. -
HAxrroRp, May 30.-Hartfords, g.
Cincianati.O TIE Hartfords scored up
2 IN the 9Th inning and in the 9th.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 3O.-Buckeyes,
2li Capital City. g;
T..uessee Democratte Csnveutisn
NASHVILLE, May 30.-fhe hotels are
crowded with delegotes to the Democratic
State Convention, which meets to-mor.
row 70 select delegates 10 st. Louis. The
convention will be above the average oi
respectability, rs 10 persnaetts 1sDd intel
Iirence. The delegates are generally
non. committal as TO their choice OF pres.
identisi candidates, but the Hendricks
persuasioa largely predominstes shere
any opinion il expressed. Feeiing is NJ,
most unanimous in favor Of the repeal Of
the resumption act and in favor OF IN
uninstructed delegation TO St. Louis.
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LONDON. May So.-A special from
Paris says the insurgeats have attacked
and barned Bihsss n Dosuia, killlag s60
Turks. In another encsuntsf In the
same neighhorhood the Turks were de-
featsd, leaving I'D dead % The 6sh.
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LonDen, Nay SA-A special from
Madrid says thst ~ Protsslant schools
in the province OF fAntividna Nave been
closed By order Of the Minister % Jus.
tics q ths requsst q ~ clerical autAos,-
tieA D ~ ~ aia,l A. ..,..i..a., --ta1 2
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QUEBEc, Nay 30-A fre started IN
Seo2 yassss Nh sAss1seas 1gis nov
raging. Kihy boases have besa Do
stroy ID, The efforts ofthe frsmea appes,
useisss, ssd. owing 70 the prsvs ling ,
s.isd sa4 A srsssnt q 9 q a.p,'ess.. y e y.
~ :: 9, c,sssw ,s..d ?" /" n isss ''''''' .'''
QUryfc, Nay 90 GE n-rss lie
cont nues 70 rage with uasheted, fs,
Al'e.dy the heesss g4eESfs hsy =
ssoIs rpospdlslios e Is b~ss part a shs
suburb of ~. Loas ere novisG ss6
hundreds ef pooe sufferer VIII y cen
esliSa q - ~ isfgke - - 1slls.
fho.sssds& pege!s ere e ths ssssss.
viewing ths sre. fssavs1ss - tarss6
oa from 10 vsrd vhss ~ Ass slsrssd.
vhisA. VilI spcnst, fpr - ~ epsssl.
out oi dssgss.
Al. II. N, IL frs vas bospisg
sero1y. - <rss $500 ssbes lee
troll. The high Wind q sts shssssss
has moderated, and . god sappIy a
vs1sr.ib ssva svailsbla yfhs iss -
pssssd hroagh tks esatss q H. bnis
sabsrts, sstssding froo - sxsssuss
sestsvs hojs y ~ Sasss1 - faesss
tbs Sosti6cati6ae; ttss po6ek6sly y ~
grand ~, I'D looe1kssiy - th3s1
strssl Ne sueiasts q - - en- u
uads so-nixhs. Ths snbnw e bsasep
ExktS~k32 vu6ko~nsM -.
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CHICAGO Nay So.-FicSr- Qui& and
unchanged. Whsat--Lovss; No 2
Chicago spring q 043 spot and ssllsr
June; 81 06i seller July; No. s 90c; re-
jectsd &C. Corn-firm; No. J <<c
spot; lskc ssllss Juss; 45tc collier July; /;
rejected s0c. Osis--Dall q 8ic spot;
2Sic seller July. Rye-Qaiss ssd arm
At 6slc BarIsy--firnsr q 7Sc spos; /;
sc seller June. Posk-DulI. unsettled
AID panicky - tl7 S00i1 s6 spa
ssller June; $l8 10 ssllss July; SIS %
seller August; hes soId 1t $l7 76 seller
July. Lard-Dall I'd hssvy'st olO 79i
spot and ssllsr Jass; el0 s7 ss.lsr Jay;
Sll 90 ssllsr Angust; hss seh q 90 %
seller July. Bulk hssas-Quist and
steady a si0s3@s3c. whtsky-As
81 %.
U,uoruuAl,, Nay s.. -Cosloa- Steady
n lilo Fiour-Qnlss and aachangsd
Whest-- Dull q % oe0l 8 2 Osen--
Steady q le(Slec. Ouls--Dull - Sa9
500. Rys--Firn ssA vacAAngsd. y Pork
Dull q Sis O. Lard Dali; q l0ic.
Bulk Msass- Shoulder 7&e; olsss nb Sic;
clear lOlc. Bscoa- a--6nalt salasl; shoul-
dess lilc, cisss Hb &c.; eisaf lojc.
whisky--Quiss ~ stsady q % o..
Butter Plrn, vosssa sssssvs le030c.
HoSs-StssAy; sOaans 70 God light
eS 509@S e; fair light 70 good hssvy
% 0696 10 s0sF tiHt.iF 20
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A COIumbas.

COLUMBUS, May 30.-DecoratIon Day
was generally observed here. The five
hundred soldiers graves at Green Lawn
Cemetery were handsomely decorated
with mountain laurel and rAre towers
Goyernr Hsyes presided over The care
monies, ana delivered three minute ad
dress During the decoration a national
salute was fired.
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AZ Chicago

CuIcAao. May s0.-Reports from
points in, the northwest indicate that
decoration DAY hss, been more generali,
observed. thai, usual. Ia this city swss
taken rs holiday by msny penons,
though few houses outside thr banks and
government buildings were closed.
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A. Lea1svi1le.

LOUISVILLE, May 3O.-The graves ol
the Federal soldiers were decorated hers
today with the usual ceremonies. There
Was large and interested sssembiy pres.
ent. An oratiou was delivered by w
q. Goodiee, the Blue Grass orator,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-31

ToLxDo, Nay 60 Tks Csrenosy Of
decorstiIg 3 the soldies grsves vss oaly
performsd sthiAs afterpeea hy. fopyth
POS 6asd AfSy skePdbnc caitsv
which, public nesting vss held q she
Opers House, sith exercises appropriate
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-31

wrrxiss1os n. Q, Ksy so A. ths
msnorial csreanoaies today, thsrs sers
1000 persons in shs proosssos. Gov.
Brsedsn uss On Che sfssd. The addrss1
urecsred By senator Mortea wsa feed y
: friend, Eorton being dslaysd as Wsas-
AZ n.ssteses. =
BAIzrxoss, May 3o-Ths Ersyss q
she Uuios sosdisn q Asad0s Pssk and
aber cemetries 10 the vicisIt5 ues<
ss-ev~d wish los~s today. The csre'
u,.nies vers psrsseip.isa is By . nsch
I.rver number shan for sons yesrs pskt
- ma;on - dsisvs rcd By Hea- n. q
Pr.tt iron Wiscnsip. snd an address y
Hos. g. Wiiey WAk fson 9hsiPpa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-31

PrTsBURsB, Nay ,0.-Decorssios
Day was very generally obssrved In Ne
aye elite: .s.say. !, sae{ ~ elsss. g sSs,. ss..
Offices, were closed and the principal
thorourhfares vere decorstsd With asgs.
The ceremonies st Tie df9irent burial
grounds verc very impressive sad the
6ossl oGesings vsse Of the usual mag
aisuds and elegance ~ s -,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-31

PHILADELrHIA, May 80--The day Is
cool and very pleasant, and every way
favorAble for Decoration Dsy. Business
Is vety generally suspended and the sol.
diers graves in sll the Cemeteries are
being decorated by the various posts Of
tha Grand Army Of the Republic. Al
the EIpositson groands special nnusscsi
services in honor Of, the day take place,
but, aside from this, no special feature
marks the day. llMA 1 II
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-31

NASHVILLE, May 30.-The graves OF
the Federal dead st the National Gene
terry were decorated to-day by both ex-
Federal and ex Confederate soldiers
About forty Mexican soldiers were in At
tendance. Col Leon Truesdale, STATE
Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
representing them, made . patriotic and
appropriate address, as did also other
speakers. .t, ,,.,. '.'.' % i'ar ''tu
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-31
A. Ctaelnaast.

CIscrNKArI, May 30-Decorstion
Dsy was observed with the usual cere-
monies at Spring Grove Cemetery 70
day, bot with the eszcsptiuH q the post
Office and other nstiosal otlices, fSusiSess
was not suspended. ''' 9"
The morning papers will announce the
enrolment OF l,135 members BY the Bris-
tow Club in this city.
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10 ueopkss

MExrII., May 30-Tbcre was no
orpunizet celebration Of Decoratioa Day
st the National Csmetery, but . number
OF people visited Il and placed horsl Of.
fcrsnxs moo the grsyes. ,e.,...t.yf