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ST. ELMO It'll, July ., 1874.

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.unusines ess letters and com.
--,,u,catIons, intended for
.,.,. uaper, should be address
.,.rHE REGIsTER,w wheel
Ing. W. Va
roupty Democratic Convention,

rpsrANT TO A REsOL l. U tt o N
p.ionted by the Democratic Executive
,,,,se Of Ohio county, at meeting
''N, the 18th day OF Aprf. . MASS
heI hrIxG Of the Democrats OF Ohio
,r will be he'd at the Court House OF
''u = .ouuty on Saturday, Nay sets,
. ss. ar the purpose of selecting delegates
,Ss state Convention that meets at
.,l.>ion June sth. Also to appoint dele
80 70 the Congressional Convention.
j. NJ. TODD, Chairman.
~ PHILLIPS, Sec'y pro tenn.
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INDIANAPOLIS, May l6.-The Nation
al Independent Convention con-
venes in this city next We'd
nesdsy for the nomination of national
ticket. Judge Davis of Illinois, B. F.
Butler OF Massachusetts,, ex-Treasurer
Spinner Of New York and Sens-
tor Booth OF California beng
prominently mentioned in connection
with the nomination tor president. Rep
resentatives will be present from
nearly every State in the Union, quite
number having arrived to-day. In the
event Of Hon. Peter Cooper, Of New
York, being detained the Convention,
which meets in the Academy Of Music,
will be presided over by the Hon. George
Opdyke, eI-msyor of New York.
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we., y,rs,n,. \ Nomsnas.en..

WAsHISGToS, May l5-The President
nominated Nathan Gof United States
Attorney for the district Of West Vr.
ginis and Hedgemsn Slack United
States Marshall for the same district.
Jas. Mclean Receiver Of Public
Monies for Chillicothe, Ohio and Jas. X
Winchell Postmaster for Hannibal. Mis-
souri
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PlrrsBURaH, May IA special from
Braddoak's Fields 10 the Associated
Press of this city, gives the particulars OF
the premature explosion Of some chemi'
Gals ia the drug store Of DIR. j. ID.
Schooley & Sons, which shattered the
building to pieces snd severely injured
two of the employees. The ruins took
fire, and with an adjoining building were
reduced to ashes. The probable loss is
$lS. 600; insurance light.
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The E..peror In Pork.poIIs.

CIscISNATI, May l5.-Dom Pedro,
Emperor of Brazil, arrived in this city st
six o'clock this morning, was driven 10
the Grand Central Hotel, and after
breakfast was escorted by Mayor John
ston and other city dignitaries TO the
Eden Park Geological Garden and other
places Of interest in the city and suburbs.
The Emperor and party leave for Nam
moth Cav this evening.
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Fire at I.eXsngtOn.

CISoINNArI, May 15-A Dire at Lex
ington, Kentucky, this morning coh-
sumed q stable containing six horses and
wagons belonging to the Remne ton
Sewing Machine Company. Jsn,s Y.
Brickey, the agent Of the company, was
seen to 90 in the hay NOW with lighted
cigar, and is supposed to have iallen
asleep and the hay caught hre from his
cigar. Brickly was consumed in the
flames.
Another fire at Yellmsntown, q sur
burg Of Lexington, destroyed eight
houses belonging TO negroes. Total loss
SIS 900; insurance $4,000.
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Free eedfngs OF the Marion County
Democratic Convention.

Free eedfngs OF the Marion County
| Democratic Convention.
This Convention met In the Court
lIouse, in Fairmont, on Tuesday the 9th
Inst, at one o'clock NJ, and a perma-
Z, 1T organization was effected by elect
ing Hon. u. N. Arnett, chairman, and
Clarence L. Smith secretary. The
Chairman made q brief but impressive
speech stating the object OF the Conven-
tion; after which, the following gentle
men were selected as the County Execu-
tive Committee for the ensuing year:
Fairmont Distrlct-Wm. B. Ice.
Pawpaw District-Austin Merrell.
Winfield Dstrict-James D. Hartley.
Lincoln District-Marcus w. MILAN.
Union District-Thomas FL. Barns.
Warrington District-John Black
shew. a-.
Grant District-Joseph A. Leeper.
Five delegates were appointed from
each district 10 represent the county in
the Charleston Convention, as follows:
Fairmont District-Charles NJ. David.
son, John w. Mccoy, A. Brooks Flem-
ing, Wm. B. Ice. Clarence l. Smith.
Warrington District--Chas. +. Wells,
Aaron Furbee, Alpheus Prichard, A. w.
Knott, John Blsckshire
Lincoln District-Msrcus w. MILAN,
VIM. Clayton, Spencer w Sturm, VIM.
Z Drummond, w. Z. Morgan.
Union District-James Morrow, Jr.,
Thomas H. Barnes, Benz. Linn, ZadOc
Nuzum. Thomas Hennen.
Winfield District-James D. Hartley,
Eli b. Ross, F. NJ. Merridetn, Thomas
II. Hall, Paul Hawn.
Grant District-Robort Lowe, Harri-
son Manley, Elias Marlin, Joseph A.
Leeper, John RICHTER.
Pawpaw District "A. Hood, james
Youst, Austin Merrill, U. N. Arnett,
Thomas Prichard.
Delegates at large-Lindsey b. Hay
mond, Fontain Smith, Charles Maniey,
b. +. Sharer, Owen S. Mckinney, U.
N. Arnett, Jr James w. Boggess, John
G. Gallahue, Thomas +. Conaway, &. Is.
Carney, John w. Merrill, S. l.. Watson,
Elias Blackshire, VIM. p. Cooper.
Moved a, d adopted: That the dele.
gates present at the Charleston Conven-
lion, be they many or few, be empowered
to cast the entire vote Of this county.
Moved and adopted: That the before
named delegates represent this county in
the County, Congressional, and Sena'
torial Cenver tions whenever they are
cal eG.
The Convention, by vote of A to IL,
determined to hold County Convention
instead of aprimary election.
The first Saturday in August was the
day fixed for holding the County Con-
yeLtion. The District Conventions for
the appointment OF delegates to the
County Convention, will be held on Sat
urdsy, the 22d of July.
The following resolutions were offered
and adopted:
Resolved, That the Lnder paper of this
county be endorsed and recommended AS
the Democratic paper of this county by
this Convention.
Resotred, That the proceedings oil tins
Convention be published in the Wheeling
REGISTER and Fairmont Inder.
u. n. ARNETT,
CLARENCE l.. SMITH, Chairman.
Secretary.
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Louisville Races.

LOUISVILLE, May 15.-The weather
WAS fair, the attendance large, the track
good and the racing excellent. For the
tirst race, association purse OF $3OO, dash
ofs mild and q quarter, ten horses start
ed. They we're Fair Play. Cey Ion, Katie
Pesrce. Kilbourne, Brskesman, Lins.
more, Whisperer, Effle Moore. Russ But
ler and Wetherly. In the pools Ceylon
sold for 500; Fair Play, $45; Wetherly,
s3s: Kilbourne, $40; Brakeman. $40;
Katie Pearce, $40; field. $40. Ceylon
got of well in the lead, with
Wetherly close second ard the
others punched at the string.
WestLerIy lead, Brakeman pushing up
fast, and assuming the lead at halt.mile
most. This b. held and came in winner,
Weatherly second and Hunt Reynolds
Whisper 4 good third. Time-2.n.
second Race, Kentucky Derby, dash
of a mile and hall, value of stake So
2OO. the second horse to have
5000. There was eleven starters, MS
follows: Parole. Germanton, Harper $
ENQUIRER, colt Harry Hill, Vissman's
LeIingtion colt Nicholson, Marie
} Michsm, Vagrant Creedmoor, Bombay,
Redcoat and Bullion.
In the pools the Kentucky crack Va
grant brought $500, the New York crack
Parole $425, Creedmoor $3.50, Redcost
500. feli $50. The coming
together of the east and west
the frs: time on western
soil IN many years, lent additional inter-
est to the Derby race. Vagraht LED at
the start, Parole second, Creemoor third,
and Bullion and Harry Hill next. Bull
lion pushed up second, Parole went back
70 keep company with Creedmoor, and
ain gslloped along next the others fol-
lowing. The kentucky horse continued
ahead, and as they ran past the string,
for the frst time, was greeted with
Great applause. Bullion and Hill tapped
the leader closely, and the former was In
t,;r vsy to go forward when he was
st,uck by Hills shoe. He then dropped
hah;nd Creedmoor moving up 10 the
leader amid the widest excite
me.L At the home stretch
Parole was away in the rear
V.yr.nt Is stiil in the rear With Creed
rnoer lspping him. and Hill . few
isnotbs further back, 90 they continued
under the string, Vagrant winning BY
half = length, Creedmoor second, and
Hill third, Parole not placed. Time
1881.
,ion parse $500, second to hav.
xIO0 There we're four stsrtes. Emma Z
IRE Nipper, Camargo and Enfield. Ca
nsr.o vss the fAvorite, selling in th'
I roo,s sssinss the feld. The Nipper wof
ihs Ar,t bsas, Emma @. second and Ca
u,srro third Tme-l:4S. The secont
I'D Third heats wore won BY Emma c
Time-l:45l and l:46. .,,s.-. 40.
The rrscx 1as heavy with dust ant
r.nt down what would otherwise wouk
Ave been iastsr time.
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Mr. ScHURz and his Independent Con-
iode'sies held their Convention, yester-
day, ln New York. A good deal Of in
hrest has been manifested to know the
result Of it. 1t is hoped that some good
Will result, but. as one gentleman re-
marked the men comprising it are now
lces IN politics, and it may be that while
'ae' Intentions are good, nothing sub
ssntlsl will be accomplished.
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rn,lure ofs Wosl Etrm.

NEW YORK, May l5.-Messenger &
Wright, wool brokers are reported
tailed, with estimated liabilities nj from
$50 600 to $25O,OOO. The hrm his n
large mill at Worcester, Mas, and the
failure is sscribed TO the same cause
which led to the suspension Of the North
Adams mill
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PHILADELPHIA, May l5.-Flour-,
Firm; extra 81 2594 80; Wisconsin and
Minnesota extra family 50 25(d6 a74
Wheat Prime steady and the others
dull; Pennsylvania red 46tc. Corn
Steady; yellow 6l@62c; mixed 5sA(66sl.
Rye--At rs. Petroleum-Crude ut;
refined lS39l4. Clover Seed-At l6(G
10. Steady; New York and
Bradford county extras 2S(930c; 6rsts 20
@27c; western extra 26(627c; ;frsts * !
625c Cheese-Firm; al l2!c. Eggs
Firm ut 15Lalb1c.
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Don Prnso go; to Cincinnati and no
hdy enc To- know of his whereabouts
until he got there. We wonder if he
might no. drop in on us in the same un
expected manncr.-Keep a lookout.
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THr President on yesterday, nominated
Gen n. GoFF, Jr., for United States Dis.
trct Attorney tor West Virginia, and.
HrpeMAN SLACK United States Marshal
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HARRISON was before the Congress
,Oua Committee on yesterday, and tes-
tiled in relation to the BLAINE bonds
He sticks To bis first story.
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Brs BUTLER is a prominent candi
dste for the nomination Of President from
The Independent Convention which
meets IN Indianapolis next week. That
vii seal the fate of that Convention.
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The Independent National Greenback
party holds Convention in indianapolis
ON Wednesday next. 1t is intimated
that the Convention will nominate VIM.
Allen for President. Mr.. Allen is q
Democrat and will not be likely to accept
an Independent nomination. Cincinnati
Enquirer. FE
Good for the old Roman. He may
have his vAgariee, he may be hundred
years old, or two hundred for that mat.
ter, butshe ID 8 Democrat and will stand
BY the Democratic party. = ~ 50
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A CORRESPONDENT wants to know the
'ue for electing members Of Congress
'nder the election law passed by Con-
g'ess, members of that body are TO be
e'ected al the time vote is taken for
rFesldent and Vice President which
SIN November. But for fear that we
may be mistaken in fixing the day, we
viii refer the question to HAGANs, who
sgccd authority.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

NLw YoEx, May Is. -MosEr-
CIosed easy at 2@sI per cent. Prime
mercan,ile paper 4(a,6 per cent. Customs
receipts S4i7y 900. The Assistant Treas
urer disbursed $4,000. Clearings $l6,-
coo. Sterling ct 4ssttaAs9t
GoLp-Opened and closed h ll23.
with ,a,es 10 the interim NJ ll2t. Garry.
ing rates 70 9 per cent Loans also
made fat
GovrkxxEsTs-Prm and higher with
dar,.nh
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A0tetde.

NEW YoHK, May l6-Henry y. Mul-
leda, a well known fenian and exile
committed suicide at Donovan BOssss'
Hotel, this city, yesterday.
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War or Races-TroubIe in Louisiau.


NEW ORLEAxs, May ia special
to the Republican,, dated Bayon Sara,
Louisiana, May 10Th, says: This is what
I consider as reliable Ms to the result of
Saturday nights doings: Eight colored
men have been shot dead and four
hanged, and about twenty wounded. No
whites had been killed. Persons just
from the scene report sixty blacks
killed, but this p, statement l
consider exaggerated. Twenty colored
men are reported to be held as prisoners
and their fate uncertain; but the sup
position Is that they were killed. also that
the number killed will never be ascer-
tained. Preparations have been made
10 remove the dead secretly. Thenumber
of regulators under arms is said TO be 500
from East Baton Rouge, East and West
Felicians and Wilson county, Mississippi
The colofed people are said to.be arm
ing in self defense. Saturday and Sun
day nights mum bers of colored men
crossed to Point 4 Ooupee in order to
escape those, who are hunting them.
second Dispatch.
BAroN SARA, May l5.-There has
been regular engagement at Laure
chell. between white and colored men,
three whites reported killed. God only
knows where this will end The country
is in q blazs- with excitement and all
the white, are in the saddle. Acting
Gov. Antanne read the following
dispatch irm DR. Ksnfenan, sheriff
of East -Fileceonis Parish, dated
Bayon Sara, to.day: In reply TO your
telegram I, have to sly that seventeen
colored men are kille and many wound
cd on the line of Mississippi aud LOUIS
lana. A large number Of armed whites
are approaching this town. l
csnno. summon and secure = posse
tor tho support of civil authority, and
suppression of riots and revention Of
further bloed he'll Nothing but mihtsry
authority will keep peace here. l there
fore respectfully request that military aid
be placed at my disposal.
The dispatches have been laid before
General Augur, commanding the depart
ment, who has referred them to Wash
ington.
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twill be in order for Mr.. BLAINE
now to appear before the Committee and
,.,,ify in bls own defence.
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MAJ LAupLEY, of Kanawhs, and the
lnt,lI,gsacsr, have come to dead lock on
the money question. Yet the world
move. Oh
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walker On the E'sA.

SAN Fuscnoo, May l6-At mid
night O'Leary and Schmidt begsn to
walk. At 9 o'clock this morning the
former completed 10 miles, and Schmidt
"a miles behind.
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Philosopher to sharp boy: "Whst are
the properties Of heat?" Boy-"The
chief property is that it expands bodies
while cold contracts them Philos-
spher- -"very good; give me an exam.
ple.' Boy--"In Summer when it is hot
the days are long; in Winter, when it is
cold, the days are short" Exit philos-
opher, lost in::amazement that so familiar
an instance should have SO long escaped
his own observation.
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at'heeliua &eeister.
GOM closed yesterday at ll23.

The wsather to-day WiA be partly
,L,uiu rih south to east winds, stationary
t,mOera,re, md local rdins.
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The Manchester, N. H., print mills
shut down Saturday, for nn ind"hn't.
time, owing 70 low prices. One hundred
h.nds are thrown out Of work.
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HOUSE.

Several resolutions were adopted call
ing for reports and correspondence as &c
the whisky ring prosecution. the dismis.
sal of John b. Henderson as special
counsel tor the government, and the
propriety of turning over the duties OF
the Internal Revenue Bureau 10 the Com.
missioner of Customs, and for list ol
government defaulters since 1866.
Bills were introduced and referred
follows:
By Mr.. Durand, at the request Of Mr..
Goodwin-To establish u lew boundary
lins bet~ cen the States of Missouri and
Kansas, south of the Mis-. ouri river.
By MIR. Jones -ChsrIering the passen-
ger and freight rail road from the south
east Atlantic seabcard 20 Lake Michigan
By Mr.. White-To appOrtlon federal
appointments among several Congres
sionsl districts.
By Willis-To provide for the repeal
of sil the taxes ON bank, capital and de-
posts. ~ .llE,,. -
The vote on the resolution calling for
the correspondence relative TO the
whisky prosecution IN the West was
yeas, l4l nays So.
Mr.. Haynes bill to authorize the issue
of silver coin to the amount Of $4,000.
600, in exchange for legal tenders, which
are only " be reissued after the destfuc
ton of an equal amount of fractional
curreHcy, was called up and soon after a
vote was taken. The vote resulted yeas
1873, nays73. There not being two-thirds
IN the affirmative the bill was defeated
Mr.. Morrison moved to suspend the
rules and pass Senate bill to allow
Mrs. Minnie Sherman Fitch to receive
free of duties wedding present from
Khedive of Egypt. The motion was
agreed to without yeas and nays, al,
though Mr.. Frulkner demanded them.
Mr. Hoar moved 10 suspend the rules
and adopt the resolutions declaring thsi
the House has entire confidence in the
wisdom, integrity and efficiency with
which the Secretary ofthe Treasury has
prosecuted and is prosecuting that class
et offenders against the internal revenue
laws known as the whisky ring, and docs
not desire HIM to make public any infor,
nation in relation thereto which IN his
opinion might injure the efficiency ol
such prosecution.
Mr.. Rcndall-That resolution just re
verses what the House has already done
| move to lay it on the table.
Peuding action on that motion the
House prot eeded 10 the consideration of
the business Of the District Of Columbia
The charges OF Albert Grant against
Judge Wylie, of the District of Columbia
were referred to the following select com
mittee: Warren, Finley, lie hoyne
Williams (of Ala, Cutter, Crounse and
Leaven worth.
diaurnpd
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c.p.r.I Conference Proeeedingx.

BALTIMORE, May l5-Bishop Simp-
son presided st the General Conference
to-day.
"A memorial was presented from the
Baltimore Conference setting forth that
the Committee on Exhibit OF the Book
Concern, appointed nj the annual se,.
sion. called attention TO a loss OF s26l ,OOO
net capital, as reported IN 1877 com
p,red with 1871, and requesting
ihe Book Committee at New York in
their annual statement ~ give the reasons
for the differences As this reque hs'
not been complied with. therefore the
General Conference Is requested TO re-
auire the book agents " furnish de-
tailed statement OF the causes OF such
deficit, how much on account OF real
estate how much merchandise, and bow
much on account Of book agents. Re
ferred.
resolution to alter the restrictive
rules so as 70 give as nearly ~ possible
eousl representstion o! the Clerical and
Law delegate TO the several Conferences,
was referred
The report ot J. Rothwe'ler and Rev
DR. Cbsltant, fra,ernsl delegates 70 the
Ev,ppelicaI Association st PhilsdeIphis
October IL 1877, Wa presented and read
The following was submitted:
WHEREAS Our Lords Prayer, com
ple,s and in perfect form, il found on
record in only one place 10 the Nes
Testament namely Matthew VI, o-sV.'
therefore
R,,oired. Tnst this form be substituted
and published n our Book OF Discipline
instead Of that form now IN use. he
! fefred.
4 N. F.ening. OF Des Aoines, movec
"a ,trike out the words Holy Catholic
.nd insert zone universal Church o
Chris in the bapiisInal ritual he
I ferred.
rke order was suspended for the lorna
,eception OF q frAternsi deleg.te trom ID
Prssbyterian Church Kew. y. l. fatte'
v., introduced and addressed the Con
| ference. bearing cordial and frssefna
s,lutstions from the Pfssby terian Chsres
/ His remarks we're frequently sppssudec
nd a, the close 9 resolution OF grntInca
ton :, hi. visit and Of frs,srHal m,
Ch,,,,;.n ,ympaihies with the Presbytsf
;.n Church was unanimously adoPsed:
7, IA, agreed the secretary should strik
f,oc the oroceedings Of Setarday lsS q
.Ar.,snee 70 questions Of verscity b
go DIR. Selson and DR.. LAnahai
| Adjodrned-
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THE Louisville races are now in full