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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-27
New York Demser.sie ce.ve.iss..

UTICA, April 26.-Tbs Democratic
State Convention met to-day, with Sen
ator John Z. Jacobs as temporary chair.
man. Aher speech by the temporary
chairman and other preliminary basi.
ness. the Conves ton took . recess till
O'Clock
The Convention re Assem- bled At s:45.
The Committee on Credentials were
unable - agree on the report 10 regard
TO the New York city delegation, and
Afer CONSIDERABLE. opposition 10 the mo-
ton for adjournment il vss finally de-
c,ded BY small majority 70 adjourn IN
oil Q A. ". tomorrow.
The Committee on Contested Seats de-
cided 70 admit the entire Txnmany deie-
CATION.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-27

SECOND WARD Wedn<sday Morning
= The market, yesterday, WA fair for
Wednesday morning. The green stuff
was very plenty and in reasonable de-
mand. Butter was in good supply, but
little reduction in prices. Eggs were
al.o plenty, but sold quickly at quotations
There was q large stock Of plants, shrub
flowers and shade trees, on hand, and
purchases we're freely made.
Hereafter the butchers have deter.
mined 10 hold q meat market on Monday
mornings, 70 continue during the summer
months. The Law does not. We believe,
in,erpose. II will be q gren. convenience
10 consumer. at this season, especially
when meats are 70 hard 20 keep.
PlopucE-EggA, l2CSl0 c. per doH;
butter 25(d2Sc per ID; chickens 3SCg45e
each; dried beans 8 cts per quart
corn meal 20 cts per peck; corn 41taUI
cts per bushel; lard, country, 10 cts pei
10; dried corn and bominy, 9 cts per
1rIrt. Maple sugar 4Oc squsrt
fyGZTABLEs-Potatoss, ~ cents per
1. cabbage GSloc per head; ONIONS 90
> peek; IurnIps I5c per peck; lettuce 1C
p nd OF Zoe per quarter peck
ps,.i .ps lie per peck; Isdshe', 9 Gu
per BUTCH; spring onions, 8 cr per bunch
RhubSrb, DC per bunch. Kale 20 PEI
peck.
saRuB. AND TxEEs-Flovers and
shrubs in poo. sccording 70 size srd va
rie.y. l0Cs,5oc each; roots Of sbrub- and
bushes, 5ta.l5c; young shade use', ac
eording 10 .izs and quality. l5s,S'c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-27
Hot Spring. Reservation.

WAsHISGroN, D. c. April 26.-
Steps are taken by Attorney
General TO take possession
for the government of the Hot Springs
Reservation, Ark Judge Pierrepont
will move for the appointment OF re.
ceiver for these lands. It's understood
that threats have been made against
persons attempting to take possession
for the gov ernment and in this eveLt 1t
1t is certain that troops will be brought
into requisition to enforce the decision OF
the court.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-27
The Ceaseaaiai opening.

PHILADILPHIA, April 26.-The block
sde of loaded cars At the Centennial
sroundA which threatened TO become 50
great o 70 bopeiessly confuse matters a.
the time of the opening and made the
exhibition as incomplete ~ fhai ci
Vienna. is being rapidly reduced o. sSs-
tenn and energy. md il seems certain Boz
that ss leas, three iourths OF the goods
win be in place on The opening day, sn'i
new arr,ngen,ents are under dsccssion
by which Il will Be possible to have all
in order.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-27
Murder Of a Kensaeky Judge.

LOUISVILLE, April 26.-Lsst Sunday
Judge J. E Carson, of Crab Orchard, was
she, and killed, i, i. tallsged " II prove
cotton, BY one John Smith. FIVE bullets
were .bot into Carson BY the murderer.
This morning Smith was brought before
the court for trial, but not being ready,
was granted further time He was left
in the charge of the oficers, but on the
xsy to prison several sons Of the de-
ceased Judge eudeavored 70 kill him.
Their s,temp, failed and cnssed their
arrest. Having promised not to asain
attempt to kill Smith, they were released.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-27

ST LOUIS, An1l 2S.-ln the Y. .
Clrcui, Cour, tbS morning, Judge Dill
lon ove-ruled thst motion for the arrest
of judgment in sehees csse, ana 'en-
fenced him 70 tvS years IN the county
Jail and 70 pay aSne OF slO,OO.
Judge krum ,sked for stay OF the
commitment IN. >, Q petition to WISH
ington asking TO remission oil the I'm
prison meni part the sentence eo1h be
hesrd from, and the court granted stay
of two weeks, requiring the ds.endsnt TO
give an sdditio, al bood OF $4,000. A
s,.y Of two weeks Was also granted in
the Gaze Of Mcguire
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THERE il a direct issue made up be-
tween HARRISON and BLAINE rs will be
seen from the formers statement in this
mornings dispatches. Mr.. BLAINE will
be compelled to resolve himself into
committee again, and investigate and re-
port
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

NEW YoKk, April 2s.-MosEY-Closed
easy at afs4 per cent Prime mercantile
paper 4iCa6 per cent. Customs receipts
$4,000. The Assistant Treasurer dts
bursed $1,000 Cleariugs s2s 10000
Sterling firm =. 4s7Giss..
GoLD-opened and closed AZ ll2t.
with sales in the interim 1t ll2!. Garry
ing rates per cent. Borrosing rates
fat and at lG2c-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-27

MOuLroN makes fair proposition to
NJ BEEcHER TO settle the question Of
vsracl.y between these two moral lights.
!. BEkcuEs declines MoULroN's propo-
..ion j; Will !ook As though he might De
s.rsit 10 meet the issue.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-27
FOREIGN.
Theatre BsrneA.

LONDON, April IA paris -correPon-
den, says ire in the Theatre des Arts
in Rouep broke out while the sctors were
dressing for . performance and va. dis
covered before the public were admitted
The flames spread rapidly and the out
let, of the building were so narrow ioat
the exit Of the chorus and superr umaries
wa. cut Of and the poor people we're
,.,cvded TO the windows, many leaPing
f,oro them on bedding piled below by
the people. One chorus singer vas visi-
Sls for an hour N the
unper window beyond the resch OF
heIn Four soldiers were killed and
sfte.n wounded in endearoring to save
1--we. About fty persons were badly
injured. A leading singer, Nile. PIyo'
entered the burning building in search
o, + husband and Per;shed In 'se
fsmE.
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Payment or Interest.

NEW YORK, April pa Washington
dispatch says that the Secretary Of the
Treasury has directed the payment OF
money interest amounting to over ten
millions, to be commenced tomorrow
without delav.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-27

CIscrsxATI. Apnl 2s.-Cotton-
Quie. and weak .; l2fc Floar-Qaies
and steady. Wheat-Iu fair demand at
81 I2al Is. Corn-S.esdy st 5os52c-
Osts-DuIi at 37G43c. Barley and Rye
-Frm. Pork-Dall q. s2I 7stSa 90.
Lard-Eaxier at l4c- Bulk Ae.ts-
Pirn; shoulders &C.; clear rib 11iei clear
If. Baooo-basl and rourna.- Whisky
-Q1iss and frn st 81 o.
Hozs-SssAdy; eonaon 70 good Lfnt
81 O07 =, fsir 70 good hssvy " %
g 90.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-27

81. JosEra. April 2s-Jserh T.
Davidson, aged iourteea years, vs. shnt
and killed on Noud.y in the stable yard
Of his f.,her's premises. three niles from
Albany, 6sntssy county, BY Frank Car
lev. aeed sigttssn- The cause OF the
sHootine b sos known, nor had Csrisy
beaa eansursd q iast accounts
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-27

HH DANA scores one. He heads the
Massachusetts, delegation to Cincinnati
,pi leaves B. +. b in the rear ranks.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-27

Is the President, of County Court
,-ig~l i, an interesting question for the
ls,sl .ra.ernity.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-27

IsrHg President of the Board OF Com
ni,.ioners also President Of the County
COar,r i another question for the law
ysn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-27

Is Judge COCHRAN or Judge REILLY
he Judge of the County CourtY is the
mi lie of the day.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 2s.-Pe,rolssm

fDlLADELfhtAr hpfh <S c$'"s's"
-NorniI al; refined l3:e, crude 10y.
CIoYer sssd-1sGl7tc. TinO,by-At
8? 5ots.z 75. Fl.I Seed-sl 45. Flour
No esm.od, except for better grs.is';
extra 81 2SlS5 90; Wisconsin, and Mime
.o.a family s515tss 90; PsOBsylvanis,
Indiana and Ohio % 00'S6 IS; high
grsdes 81 Is. Wbest-Ihsciivs; Psnr-
,yivsnia rsd 81 30; amoer 81 52fgl 5s;
shtte 81 81; western sprous'c, oomr1G5
ana lar 81 GOAL on. Kye-At SIC
Corn-DsH; yellow s2tsste; steamer
CO. s.il or. Osts-Whf;s 4sls5Dr;
miIsa 4zts43ic. Pork-Ai. t25 Wfs
y 50. Lard AT I3i@14ic Whbky-
Western 4: 81 Il Bgttef-Slov; seu
York and Bradford eoanty extra s5tS1se;
krsts 54G25c; ves:ern ertras e0fsSSci
ars,s 2sS,5I.; roiis, western sItrs zslS
zIc: s.s 2G48e Cheae-Sts.fy
Ss- York fancy l2tSl4e; sesssrn sns
la,alz.e- Eggs-FTrnsr; ves:srn i'esS
lssl7e.
ToLkpo, April %. - Flour --Sts.dJ.
Wbs..-Steady; No. z white Wsb.sh
al s1;So. white HichiErn u ~:
No. 2 81 10; amber A,chigaa 81 81; 70
iecsed red sc. com-Qu@ and assdy;
hixh raixsd spot sed seller April Sc
,eller Nay sc; ssiIer sass soe; old SC
Jov mixed Sic Osn-Daii; No. 2 sse
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-27
at'hesline 9egister.
Gold closed yesterday at ll2s.

n, weather today psA be cloudy,
NTH ,oaG sriy .oinds, higher tenperot~re'
srl ran.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-27
Expl~soo;

Nx~ YoRx, April 2s.-This afternoon
there wa an explosion AZ Hopegoods
torpedo factory, By which ten or twelve
girls we're severely injured two fatally.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-27

HIvRwe two County Courts or only
me? is another conundrum.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-27

Loxpox, April $50 far eight
.,~.. have been removed from the ruins
n The Theatre Des Arta which wss
Surned ct Rouen last night About
seventy Ave psrsons we're IN tns thesus
- tho frs broke out bat the sx.r
.nmher Of victims is unknown-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-27

RAILEoAD BoSDs-Steady.
STATE SEcuxITID Dull
SroSKs-D Dull and generally loTer.
Flue,us,ions we're confined wTfhitbin =
narrow limi, and the market wss deToid
ef interest. Trasssctions =ere l0s,lo
shares, Of which q coo we're Pseise AaL
NOU Western Uni0D. 5000 Lske
Shore, 500 Ohio and 5000 Michigan
Central
w~~r.ru rntoa- 60 Rock Ikiknd--- --stfy11s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-22

ple means Of ascertaining who are deG:
titute and proper objects Of sympathy"
II occurs 10 the reporter now that she
might stand for an hour inside the pawn
shop, Simpsons young man will not OBJ
iect. No finer exhibition OF moral cour-
age can be made than this. All the swol.
len, gin.drinking drabI who come In to
spout their smoothing irons will ogle her
ard let off good deal OF satisfaction at
her stuck up necessity: The dark
whiskered rouS with red neck.ue, who
pokcs his little finger out TO StmPson's
Young man and says: load her UP
again, Charley; had bad luck last
night" will fling her a ioke as the clerk
pulls OF his diamond ring, probably re-
marking: "We've all got to put up With
It OCCASIONALLY"
But what OF all this il she happens at
last to see, as the reporter has seen, q
white, delicate hand thrust out, and 9
little bunch Of family souvenirs, stripped
from the baby and taken out oil the box
where she has kept them 80 long, dropped
tenderly upon the counter! Simpsons
yomng man who has the quickest percep.
lion In the world, knows this case too
well;A 40 he says at once, as softly as posi-.
bic, "How much do you want !" and il
,he fixes upon sum he cuts 1t down one.
half out OF sheer kindness, for he is
thinking how much easier that will be to
pay, and then proceeds TO count 1t out IL
nannies
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Letter from I'M Ohio County
Granger.
,F n. n. - fe-n
MEANWHILE, PA, Dec. II, 1910.


SliiSEs Intclligenotr:
After beiugricocheted over three States
in the manner OF Virginia worm fence
we have a, length landed in the little city
Of Mcadville, Pennsylvania, we'll named,
a city in meadow. How many times We
changed cars, or how many conductors
We were placcdiR charge oil, in coming
here, your correspondent would not pre-
tend 10 say. We Travelled near three
hundred miles, to get probably one hun
dred miles north.
We gotta "siop-over," to set supper at
New Castle. In \ ShoF. stroll along the
principal street, saw more pretty NO.
men than ever before on a similar walk.
This is sasily accounted for, New Castle
is related to Wheeling; probably little
ahead Of us in the way OF improvement,
yet not up with other towns seen on the
way.
4 varied country was pssscd over.
Coal, iron, oil, and agricultural prodle-
iions Of all kinds in soils Of varied rich
ness. Some sections would vie with the
valley Of Virginia for stone fences. Not
the kind Deacon Jones puts up, The
PEOPLE have had similar experience in
railroads with ourselves. Two or three
railroad beds with no tracks on them
were seen.
This is Crawford county, Pa, THERE'S
only one county between here and the
New York State line and Lake Erie. It
is magnificent Sleighing here. Slels and
slCighs are running in every direction.
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Everybody seems to DO well Axed for ii.
The farmers bring in their produce on
sleds. They seem to be IN better condi.
ton than our farmers. Their stock
looks we'll. Harness unbroken and we'll
oiled. Sleds better painted and rugged
than many oil our wagons. There are
thirty oranges in this county and only
tiye oranges in Ohio county. II this OF
any significance?
The Pennsylvania State Grange Is In
session here. II il in fashion TO be a
farmer now, and II cannot be possible
that all these fine, intelligent looking
men, who talk so knowingly about farm
ing, are grangers. Many Of them are
gray.haired, and they the most enthusl'
astic. The Grange sessions are held 10
the Court House, a building in the style
and almost as large as our capitol build.
ing (which was built by q citizen Of this
place, l believe). The court room seems
10 have tour Ave times the capacity Of
our court room, and yet it is filed with
grangsrs from different sections OF the
State. ,.
On last evening, public session was
held. Lectures were given by A. b
Smedley, lecturer Of the National
Grange, and Victor piolette, Pennsyl
yania State lecturer. The former Ger
tainly gave a very able address, full OF
facts, sound reasoning and in every way
convincing; making war on no one, sim
ply pleading for the elevation Of the ag'
ricultural class; aiming toward the high
eat manhood and The purest wonSnhood.
Smedley ia rather young, well 10 dC
farmer Of Iowa, and knows how to plead
Victor Piolette Is gray.haired yeter'
an in the cause Of agriculture, putting
one in mind Of an old Roman Senator
Conservative in his look and talk. Blu
he has hung to his faith in the Grange
and any farmer who listens TO his plead
inSs and reaSoning' and is not enthused
should stepdOwn and out.
Whether this Grange movement Is go
ing to he very extensive or not do no
know, but the more l mingle with thu
Changers the more l like their object
and aims. They DO not seem to be trying
to harm ANYBODY or class, but the mos
knowing aud enthusiastic Of them ar
striving tor their own elevationas a clas
and those around them, and there seem
to be less striving after self.aggrandize
ment than among any other class Of mel
ever met, and Il there is anything il
this, combined with en,husiasm and de
termination among the leaders, they mus
succeed.
We, the "Judgs" and myself, woul'
like 10 remain longer, but leave to-day
Very truly yours, Sc, rs"
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A West Virginia Visitor 20 the
Chicago Revival.
HufCAnn Oar IA
CHICAGO, Dec. 10.

Edl.orI IE;slliScnsor
God is wonderfully manifesting his
saving power in this city. Thousands
have already realized His saving grace,
and thousands more are inquiring what
they must do to be saved. These results
are wide-spreading and embrace many Of
the larger cities and towns Of the North
west. @ 0. 'i.t"
It has long been a question Of deep m.
terest, "How shall we reach the masses! z
The splendid churches, the array Of fash
ion therein displayed, and the GOODNESS
Of the membership, have long since
driven the masses from the means Of
grace. 1.-THE poor ye have always with
YOU" is an important charge whose
interests have NOT been felt as in former
periods OF the churchs history-especi.
ally when Jesus ate with "publicans and
sinners" and many earnest men have
been much exercised over this fact, and
have been praying the Lord Of the
harvest to devise ways and means
whereby the masses might be reached and
saved.
The present great revival has met this
felt want in Chicago, and fallen men and
fallen women, and moralists and skepucs,
have alike been brought to saving
knowledge Of the truth, and arenow hap
ny in Saviour's love. These marvellous
results demonstrate several things; FIRST,
the preaching required by the times
should be plain, pointed and practical.
This is the secret Of Mr.. Moody's success
lie is earnest but not eloquent, simple
but not profound, His message is evil
IDENTIFY 10 the masses. When asked by
some scorner why Evangelists knew 30 lit.
tie of philosophy his answer was, they
know something better" Many go to
church on the Sabbath and return con-
sciously dissatisfied. Not SO, however,
with the thousands who attend Mr.
Moody's services; they are fed with the
b.cad OF life.
Another fact is that the singing should
be in the spirit. How many skeptics and
infdels have been won to, CHRIST under
the singing OF Nj. Sankey! Many times
he moves the vast thronS by asking that
they will pray that God may enable him
to do some good by his service Of song.
One aged mana nlAn OF prominence de.
clared few days since that 10 was won
to the Lord Jesus by the song entitled
"Jesus OF Nazareth Passes By" as sung
by Mr.. Sankey. How many Of our mod.
ern choirs have sung any one into the
Kingdom! The last thing OF which | can
now speak is union Of effort. Gods
children are ralIying round Messrs.
Moody and SGnkey. This is vital to sue
cess. Let Gods people unite, and work
in Gods way, and very blessed results
will follow. w.
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TIE WOLF AT rue DOOR.
Growing Poverty in New York
Pitifui Scenes ut the Pawn
bFDEPrs

brokers.
Tnm the EeE York wOE!i.l
The mechanic out Of work and desti
tute Of capital makes one place lively
besides the park.
II is the pawnbrOkers. ~
Never was the spout so choked as nov
with the small memeRtoes OF the house
hold. 1t actually vomits baby coral
silver watches, lockets, welding ring
and miniatures.
"PrCtty hard times" says the dappel
clerk At SlmpsOn's, holding up plair
gold ring Of deep orange yOlI. 4rhey
always hang on to these 10 the last. II,
a wedding ring"
allow much % '.s'
GFor,y cents! You zee thsy'.e always
worn thin. Besides, its better TO give
'em chance to take 'em out"
Forty cents! Heavenly Hynen, does
woman have 10 pull that OF 10 gel
ierty cents? What kind OF looking
woman was it?.
"They never show thels face, on thai
kind Of stuff"
Simpsons young man suspected senu'
ment. His lip gave slight business
curl. He meant 70 say that wedding
ringa, like smoothing irons aud PLAID
shawls, have to give way TO hunger! He
lifted his eyebrows as II he meant TO ex.
plain that three loaves Of bread, pint
Of milk and bundle Of kindllng wood
were at times Of far more value than 4
littlepiece Of gold with every bit Of the
original inscription WON of. But Ian.
guSge failed him. At least ii took an,
other direction.
"You can get good idea Of hard times
here, sir, il you want to study the thing
but We don't make q practice Of blowing
on our own customers. A broker Is no
more likely TO give away his client than
a lawyer, but we don't get mach credit
for It."
According to Simpsons young man, the
spout is q sort Of secioseope. In ordinar!
times the improvident and careless are
the main borrowers. As the times grow
worse the applicants change; 80, too, do
the goods. By and BY we get to the baby
linen, the wedding rings and the heir.
looms. Then the wolf Is at the door.
There is a great deal more pushing and
showing in the paWnbroker's than Is usu.
al. Tools, clothing, furniture, trinkets,
arc swallowed up. One case Wa re.
ported last week Of a husband and three
children lying in bed for three dayAin 3
room in Mott street because the wife
could no, get their clothes out OF pawn,
where they had been placed 10 get food.
Not long ago lady remarked in the
hearing OF the reporter: Slows one to
find out genuine cases Of distress? read
a great deal about suaering in the papers,
kst there does not appear to DO any sim.
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ELEeTIOS NOTICE,
A sSIGNEE's NOTICE.

A SSlGNEE'S NOTICE.
NOtIce ls hereby given that the arm Of EuNmer
4 Mendel has been Dissolved, and that tho under.
signed has been appointed AztgnSe o. The said
arm, and iI alone lIihoriEi 10 Wind up it, IflIrs
AL parties having claims asllnTt The aid arH
are hereby nOli6ed 70 PresEnt TO him their bills
duly authenticated, without delay.
Ali parties owing the aid nrH are notihed 4
make pEumpt payment 70 the Assignee, ~ al bill
unpaid at The expiration Of ten (lOI days from tAii
dAie viii h sued upon.
The b1sIntss d The drm vii not 10 discoutInutd
At once, but viii b eOpdlietei under Tie name a
the AAsIknee until The Livery stock l. sold.
II. CALDWELL, ASslgpea.