davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-04-11

Sadon=Sope 9rise Me-
oaille. IS bat lid beraussetcllt,
ouB nod mad 8cSabIun9 Der @totue
oes General Sadion i'm Capitol Parf,
cirea f240 iiber warsn, melGe li1
in ben Sdnoen bes Sperm 8eresfo.o
Scope %befanoeE, Die bsrlelbe an 8onosr=
neur &enlper Ianhte, nm Iie auf ireeno
cine WeiIe bier 81 uer>uenben. 9erlelbe
bat bel6lolien, Weoailsn Oafiir MAIDEN
Sl laiien uno iebes Sabr lie an oie@6i=
Ter bes u9ir9inia Wfilitarp Snltitute",
luelde iid am-meiiten ausseSei@net baz
ben, gu pertbeilen. Gr miro ibr oen ga.
men: "Sadlon Scope YriSe Meoal"
ge9eben tueroen.
, 1876-04-11

in Iebtercr 3eit in Die meni6lihe Ge=
ic0i6afi uno nomentiih bier ein9ei1li-
den, DAB Der bentenoe Menlh lid la=
gen muB, boB irgenomo Gin Se6Ier Be-
9anaen ullb uno unIsre 8eiebe ui6t Der
art Iito, I'm loldc Nerbre9en 81 per9in=
Bern.
g. lit nidt bic Strenge Der @fiebe,
Die IoI6e 5boten oufbdlt, oeun es 1T
oos menl3life 6eieb lelbit uuo Die Sor,
lrt6eile Der Mcui6en, Weldc tie ersets
gen, "a bieieIben i'm f%ortpdbrenOen &om+
pfc nit Den Natur9eleBen ittben, Die li0
ME be5luingen lalIen.
, 1876-04-11
SQUIRE &

@runoeiaentbum~Na & Aufticnare,
Mo. 917 Ssnf StraBe.
8erfdufen @rnnttiide lit Der @tabt unb
nuf benz &anb., ipwpbI %bfentlib ais pripat;
Sermistben SGufsr mnp cpllett rem Mietbe..
Sertieen 1rfunben, Syrptbcten unb anbere Der
artise 6riftlite @rbeiteu aus; b%elprsen ale
Nptariats- @rbei.en urb MAIDEN @siGafte NIT
gerfaufen Sun anIsiben ahf Beiibtbi1mer uub
Wer'bpapiessn untsr ben siinitieltenY ebinaun-
gen. nm b
, 1876-04-11

8on Jfihmouo in Sir9inien wiro
man Yootfabrten CUR Weltaus ltelluna arz
ranstrer. Die Boote lucroen ,uie Sotels
cinaeridtet iein unO ibre SnIuiien f0uz
nen Nadts oortbin gum Salafen auriifz
febren. Der @ufcntbalt in YoilaSelpbia
miro cine Wohe oauern uno oofiir ncblt
Stn- unb Niidfabrt $50 fir sic Terion
berednet weroen. Anoere &iifen)tdote
luerbea wabriheinlid pies 8eiioicl nads
abm1en. (0alt. Wdr)
Sonntag Nahmittag serltDrte elm
Seuer in Baltimore $500, 900 ipertb gi=
9entbunt.
Ger befanute ShriftitcIer Salues
Barton fat befanntlid in MiaIa9uietts
feline Stieftodter %sebeiratbet. neil er uao
Die betreffenoen Geauten ni9t pu6ten
OaB bas oortise @eiee berartiseS eiratben
perbiet', Sobalb er Don Dem @eiee er.
fubr. trennte er iid bis auf Wsitsres Don
iciuer 9eeapermdblten uno fam bel Der
@eies9ebuns bon Woiiaduieits oarum
Gin, oaB iie ourh einen belonoern ge<
ieserlab oie@be su eiuer geieslihen made.
Den @efalen fat fe tim iebt setban.
piewobl oaS Suitiscomite einen unaiiniti>
gen SeriAt erlt ,ttet bate. Ser 4rarton
bat iih iwObl iest wieoer NIT leiner @at<
tin o%ereinist.
NusSt. Soepb, Mo.. beridtet
man iiber eiu 7idbriaes Widoden, Na=
mems Nnna 2and. oaS bon fetnem Bflc-
geoater auf'S araufamlte %mibbanoelt wor=
ben let. Sieben Gage lang iei BUS &ino
on einem Tbirpfoiten Der elenhen Siitte,
orei Wteilen norbweitli6 BON ct. Solepb
bun ienem numcniden feitsebunoen 9e.
wcien. Der &leioer beraubt uno fait obne
Speiie uno Grant sclalien worOen. See
ben Gag babe er iie sepeitidt uao INT lie
berumt wilOe 2dn;e aufsefabrt. DaS
@eidrei bes &inoeS rief enblid einen
JiaAbar berbel oer es erl0itc. Der url-
msnidliAe Yfleaeuuter beiBt SamcS
SaGion mo muB ben Mn9aben bes
MdoAcuS nad prrridt iein. Gr flcb
Dor benz &etter beS Midod)enS i'll ben
Walb.
, 1876-04-11

Sanb. 9err &obert @enbenburs,
elmer nnlerer unternebmenoen @sIbafts.
%lellten, ldBt cine game S6oonerr2aouna
lpciBen 5ano fommen, pel9en er pom
Sanbun9splabe aug ooer in Ieinem
Spei6er (Warcbouie) in Der 15ten
StraBe iebr bi1i9 per Sul6el psrtaufen
min. 9as Sdiff miro itoen Sas er-
nartet.
, 1876-04-11
asg~ Sin poues enforcement bon farbiqe

ssg~ Gin poles enforcement bon farbiqcn
Ssiber3sussn Son 75c. his sur fcinIfen Scrte
Sbmar3- uno metb-afirsiltc Ssibsn3euse an
$780,, wertb $1.25.
$50 stiid i6tparse Ilparns unb Mpbair gu.
fires bon Csc. bis gu $3.50 per gJare.
Wr babeH beS trDBte Eager Spn idr"~er
Nlpaeas auo 1rauer. 3eMssn in b Gtabt
nnb mir pFaireu srSbere W%c.tbaIe a.s Is,
in nieien Waorsn.
Das fdDnfe MTort msnt BON AIeiberfof n
in ben Marb, behebenb aus auea ben neus-
fen Sbattirungen Der Sailoa.
9ls'eerasuse son 1875. bic gu ST. per Curb.
@ambrics, prints. Yercales.
Sbtitinge, seblfi9te uuo uuseb!eitte Baum.
tpollenseuae une g%beetinss.
Srlanbifnes 9einen, baumwonsne unb Ieineue
Diaper. 5onbiiiher. Serpietten uno Dpi.
lies. 21feltDamasf unb SrnGttiher.
aetnsns S9eettnes, etc. su sstaunli1 n:ebri-
gen prerien.
Mle bter GemaGte 3suse msrbeu su gabris.
prsiIen 9~erfauft.
Gehr. sbcle.
, 1876-04-11

Spmpatbie. Die SDupatbie
meiuer Srau lit gu mir unaebeusr. Sc
fern trint' ih elm neueS Bier uno beute
bat lie - 2eibldmeraen!
Serf ii + TT. Yatient: idou icet2
-Selfen sic mir, Serr 0ofter, ih buloe
S0uenqua(len!
, 1876-04-11
sauire, 0oobin & Co.,
y@laim"- M9enten uno sSinanciers.
@a1binatcl,, .. g.,

@aibinstcu. .. g.,
tefprssn duf's Shnenfte unb Bette gpaeftipnet BON On.
ipride an RE Ser. Staa,ea 8eaieraag unb beipneers
fUl6e, ipel6e einen SGapenerfas fir @issntbum, peldes
BEN ter gtr. e taaten arnee, pdtrenb hes lssten .Rris.
seS, ae.raudt, beanipruden. QBir baben In ttei,in ia.
dc Grfabrans, Gsnntnihe unb fiab sertraut nit o.n 9e.
ibGf.seaas In Der Sauptitaot Der Sfaaten.
ale Gprrefpe abence ptrh pinttlid beIcrat, peru az.
IA AIT an Squire. Goblin & 3d., gBaibinaten, .. 6.
Uber Squire. Goblin 6 60. &tGmons, 90. MN 5
, 1876-04-11

96ifffabrt. 9ie oeutl6e 8riso
y5eaoenS", Capt. Sclmait, %ciarirte fir
Sontos, Sralitien, beute unb wiro cine
Gaoung Mebl hortbln ne6men.
, 1876-04-11

&idter Wbite Got Dem @%eiansperein
Tir9inia lein iclbit 9e5ci9uetes Yor-
troit oes &aiiers Wilbelm. elm 8rult,
bilo in 2ebsns9r6Be. ncblt einen f96nen
Tobm gum @el9enf gcmo9t.
, 1876-04-11

G~erbaftet. @eorye &eiO, Elm
9l9cnt Der Sinser'i9en Ndbmai9inen
Comp, in SarmpiQe, ipuroe seltern bier
BON Daniel @ren perbaftet. Derlelbe
lpl leit Den lebten 8 Monaten $3.50, bas
Glgent9um Der GOmpasnie, nnterlAla.
gen baben.
, 1876-04-11

Sc ltorben. Mojor Gobert 8.
Sobn hes Nuoitors 3oplor,
Itarb Sonntas Gia6mittas uno binter>
IdBt cine Srau nno me6rere &iubcr.
, 1876-04-11
8efauutmadung.
uGla M asrres" pru Sauirc, 0ahhtu & Co..
0Nnikinntnn o 6 Zen "a MIR, t0za -

rGla m asrnep" ppu Sauirc, Goblin Co..
sDaibinstpn. .. G., ZEN "a vtdrs 1875.
Wtr iasen ~unlern @bnnsrn. gcrrsfpppbenten unb ben,
yublifum In, @qssmsinen I'M fern beittn Oanf fir bic 5 :
~eeutenben Guftrdae, pelde uns bier unb in sRidmpno,
ga, inter Der Sirma Sanire & 6uhain, @rurbeisen.
ttum Msenten nnh Nuttipndr 9l7 Sanf Strase, iber-
traeen itnb unb periiaern, bas mir bic perf6ieeenen Sn.
terefen %unierer Aunben tets tpabrnebmen. @uf Wunfb
uni res Serrn @ohsin. Der @rlneer ~unferes u~ntssnet.
mems unb wpnit bic airina fetr sinperifanten, wirtj es
ben, Npplttantsn. ~abseisben non ftiner Steaane, 81.
f4lsat Deer 5arbe. Oh bic 8presruns errB shsr Helm
eard bic .Ypif ppsr purd ben 1elssrapben CUR redtsn
3et 3~usefanpt werben.
unier tieiser Mettsaaralt unb Yartnsr pirb 70 balt
ais n,bslid &nweiiansen ausfert en- unb IT, an Wne,
TO eide unfsre Dtenfe btaafpruden. ~fenbsa, bamtt fe fd
barnab rtdten fSnnen.
&pplifatipnen. Gpntratte unb Ntmeien BON Spnprare
ton en- an tr genb cine non ben beiesn airmsn eingeianbt
psrben, ippfdr, mad @wpfans, cine senaue Seidetni-
eun8 9e8ebtn ptrp. M6tunespplI
Squire, 0abbtn & Co.,
Gsenten fir 5proerunaen aub 5inanaen,
min 9Daftinstpn, D. 6.
, 1876-04-11

Sn elm paar Saseu miro @i6ter Sui.
gon Die alten GiAter Der &esiltratipn
nit meni9en Musnabmsn wicber ernens
men.
, 1876-04-11

Serr YbiIip &obenou, pel6er left in
Gbln9oou 1T, IoQ 10 iebr franf iein, bab
man on leinem Iuffommen S,pcifelt.
, 1876-04-11

9ur6sesansen. IS beiBt, boB
Elm feuri9er 2iebbaber seitern nit ieinsr
cine perbeiratbete Srau, bur9se'
i3an9en lcin ion.
, 1876-04-11

$ It Court. Sn oielem Sc.
ri@tc uuroen seitern nur cipil Sale per=
ipmmen.
, 1876-04-11
Ginbermprb. n@eltern Mforoe,

&inbermorb. n@eltern Morsen
I'M 6 ubr wuroc wieoer elm tooter
!5%da9lin9 in Der 2ombaro @aep sefun=
BEN" 90 lautet Der faIte 8eri9t ei-
hes l6refli9ea @erbre@ens, zines Mor-
nes, uno Die 2eisr iino 10 9ep6bnt oos
on, Dab lie ni@ts mebr babel cmpfin-
.eu. 9iclcs 9eybrehen bat li1 10 lebr
, 1876-04-11
9taet Ni6mDno.

Metterberi6t Ir beute.
@leidmdBise Semperotur wulfiges
9Settsr uno n6roli9e Winoe.
, 1876-04-11
&puis Srpnatn'S
Oeut16e 9 6derei,
9tp' SIG Maribaa StraGs.

Mlc Mrten Sroot. ais @eiB-,
SdmarSs uno Wiild@Srobt, iopie cine
9roBe Nusmabl &uhen, &rafcr8 etc. lino
i'm @roBen wie I'M &leiucn in obieer
Sdferei 3m baben, in mi
, 1876-04-11

@olo bIfnete 9eltern Morgen in 9lep
Yort nit lib nno ldloB Wtittass nit
l135.
, 1876-04-11

Durb Squire Goblin, @runbeistntbum Asentea anh
Suftpaars, 9l7 Sant S:rase.
Wribat-0 erfauf.-W bitten Mae, wsl9s
fleine ppsr srpse Staotppbabduftr fir fA unr ibre ia
mtlisn panf6ea. pcsr @ele in ipl6e anleseu molten,
unitre Q.fen nebf Sei6reibuns a~ntueben, Ia le etue
srpBs Msnse Der min idenswertbefea Np bnbduier unit
fafen nnp plan, @inri9tunstn unb ee 9asen anesse-
ben i NIB. Die prs!ie sar,ren non 81, 6U0 bus $37,0U.
Squire u WppbtR,
0runbetesntbum Nsenten unp Muttipnare.
nm gtp. 917 Banf Shase
, 1876-04-11
Nv eDr quite Neuisfeiten!

so @tiid 9oee< Stript Gietpria 9ntpns au 16c.
rebu,irt ron 40c.
100 Gtiid 2einsne 2aipns au 19e. ipertb &c.,
su Doc, HIuis 45c. wsrtb.
200 Bridal Suits gu nur S0c. bel
@ebr. SAcfe.
, 1876-04-11
ht0mpnb pOit Office.
ppif<N
10. Oftaber 1873.

Narofidc GnrhpoH. 9neimor ty,,;A
Spnnfa1s ouseenrmmen-Mnfunft s " y
81. Ok. p ''o'N"0 $40
Senn,aa @nrnnft So, 81. mra.
ItiuG 1885 u. ". Y"F'
@nraIiac Seq goft. SGerid. ousoer-
men Scnntane. @nrnnft I As 81. m Nv
poltldluf l.3J unb s 20 q. Or.
siOIide gah. .3meimaI tSalid. e,rr.
1a9s hnsGenpm rten. - Anfunft ~. on gp
anr 10y " u " VI @Off9lub 4 9. 81. n
Snrntaas = agnfanft 1900 Dr. uoe
&i@n,anb& Danbiae Giknbubu. sS.,
ta * % @ampinnft 2.30 81. M. - Soal6ius
Sanbille e. Greensboro. am,iuor.s.
iia. Mnfunft $50 unb 9 g. m m ma
l@lnB V. ~. unb 1916 q. 81. S'f
Gnrmhiae. TdaIid, srnntoos ors,..
\ fie,1. - anfanft $50 81. 81. % mnFiar,,s
N~gelapeale d. Obfo Giienb ain. TGor;ds
Sonnia9s aussenpmmen. MnfInft & 81 SD
- poll6luB $50 9. ". "'w
Syn@burs. Charlottesville, @taunton. mh;,.
Snlpher Syringe unb ipe6lid) BON Mh;teGvyts
epcr Strtngs.- Mnfunft 5 g. 81 Mna-
fGluB $50 81. M. ppP'
ssett goint nub gtationen an her 81. NJ
Vt. ano e. @. &. Gaslid, @onntaos MAJ ym
nent1en; Nnfunft 1870 Y. W. nnit.
i9ln6 2 81. 81. YpH'
@loueefer i,tsr @ea psint. ,GoIid
tunft 1O.30G 81. -pSflAlus 81. M
Safpabannuf, fiber 8il6 SAM, tSoIid
%a'unft $50 9. 81. pO7l6Ine / g. d..
Sat1es Ritter Sampler. Dretnal wyd,nt
i,a. anfanft Muntass, MIttmuds "ns
Stelta9s, 5N. VI. = ppiidlue, Dienltons
Aoanerl'ass unb Suanabents, 5000 Sd
Canal gafet. Drsimal nYdentIih
anntunrt, Mittm0Gs, 8reitass une @onntoos
& . N: pofidIub, Montaas. WittmnGa
uao 5reitass, A ". ".
Sgnrt yump Roate. 3weimaI pEdeutidt.
~ 9ntullftl M,trppbs nub @annubenos e
i m, w. { 81 gSssifielus, D0nnssiass nnD 9saa
, 1876-04-11
epueftipne1t BON grieffoffen.


goh Hatsh an rem apsj bsionberen @eaen.
melme ais Sternfaifer befannr Inb. 600 NM
il.4o y. W. go uhb US 81. 81. @onu.
1"9s-9.30 9. M. unb 7 81. 81.
i, y @a = etertasen - eco 9. 81. uns
-: 81 &c: U9n allen anbern aafen tperbe,
b bon Sf'eIe anf BEN 9tidpey Der Srdasr aba.s.
p"'. u. Z. Ban 0etu, q. Ws0
, 1876-04-11

Durd Squire u. @etbin, @runteisenttum Nsentsn unb
&uttiUndrs, or 8ant Stas..
-Plantagrn, 2dnhereien, 5pIl. u.
Ntt eral-Ganb. ~tultipirtss unp uuiuluptrtes Qanb, nabe
beianb e~ntfernter ron &idmpnb, asa go fol- uns | eb
lin NIT 3euten in @srbineuns gu treten, neh1s Spn Oh.
9 n 99ntereisn Az taufen wlnfden. Nne Musfanfte IN
wsl6s &ustunft wanite aeseben, Qp,r BADEN iebr
.isle SIiidtn ean6es pnp maude baSpn bieten erpse
@p tbetle Denen, relae ibr @sp iidsr anlesen une einen
sutea @espianit tamit e~rstel,a ppl II.
Squire & Wpbbin,
0ranbeiesntbum Iseaien unb yuttipndre
nm B SO. 917 8anf Strabc.
, 1876-04-11

aa" Goiiineres fir Wtdnner u. Gnaben
3u er1aunnli6 nisbrigsn g,reiien.
God- nnp @eiten-3euse iebr higig.
V.aues, Yirtplia 2awna.
@arrts nno e%eitrcifte @ainippfs.
IarIe'ans. Sate, G~eitreifte Stirtines, teiBe
II. ungsble, Gts, biaissr ais pas Ytat~ fe, bel
@ebr. &9e;e,
SO. 429 Yruap @trase,
Ii mint swiibsn her 4tsn unp 5ten Ctr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-02
TremendousSuow blockade.

OMAHA, February IA telegram
from Green River early this morning
says that the passenger train and pay
car, bound west, which left here yester-
day are still stuck ut the Bridges. The
passenger trains bound east yesterday
stuck in the snow at Wahasatsh, also u
snow plow-with four .engines and the
snow Is blowing so that the men cannot
work.
A telegram from Osdenat says the
west bound passenger of the SlSt, was de-
laysd at Carter all night. a snow pillow
has gone east IRON Evanston passenger
train. east bound of the 3lst had aban-
doned. The same train on Feb
ruary lst, leaves on time follow
ed by the train which has
laid here twenty hours. y snow piOw
with four engines, started west from
Evanston early his morning. \ train
load of snow ShovclerS went We to-day,
to help get the Central Pacific passenger
train through, which is b ocked west of
Toano. Union Pacific officers say a hard
storm prevailed on the Western division
and part of the Laramie division. The
storm has abated and trains will proceed
to-day. The past two days have been
very cold, with gale blowing constant
". The thermometer this morning was
i2o below zero, the coolest OF the season.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-02
Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Market f5r
the Week Ending January %.

The market for Leaf Tobacco continues
quiet tor all grades OF old Cutting stock,
without change in the prices that have
been current for the past month. Re
ceipts OF new are increasing, and are meet
ing a good, strong market al satisfac-
tory prices to shippers. The total offer.
ings ut auction tor the week were 4S3
hhds and ls5 boxes, among which was
the following:
AT the Bodmann Warehouse-l2S
hhds and 40 boxes and III hhdS and l
box Kentucky and Ohio Cutting Tobac.
co at 81 2O@25 10 for common
Smokers to fine Cutting Leaf; u hhds
and l box new at 81 S5925 30 for
common Trash to Fine Cutting Leaf, 8
hhds and boxes new West Virginia al
50 SOtG,ll 10; 9 hhds common OHIO Seed
at So 1906 80; 80 cases common Ohio
Seed at s3@l6.
At the Morris Warehouses; hhds and
2 boxes West Virginia at 81 20tGl0 90;
SO cases Ohio Seed at So OO@s 10 for
Filters and Binders.
At the Globe Warehouses; hhis
w st Virginia al SO 20G9 O5.
At the Planters Warehouse-ll boxes
new West Virginia--4 at 81 20a5 10, =
at Sc 40G6 so, at So 0O@s 80, = at
$ll 75(Gl2 90.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-02
continued From First Pace. |

thoroughly Investigated. There had
been some talk about the Government
going to protest. The Government had
been protested on four hundred and MY
millions Of dollars every day in the year.
if what the Senators said here was true,
There should be an examination, and ne
therefore moved that the Senate adjourn,
and gave notice that to morrow he would
move to refer. the whole subject to a
COMMITTEES for investigation.
Mr.. Eaton then yielded to Mr.. Pad
dock, and on his motion the Senate, by a
vote of "a to "a. went into executive ses-
sion. ....4 i.,.,..
When the dsors were reopened Mr..
Eaton gave notice he would not submit
the resolution in regard to the life and
public services of the late Senator Ferry
tomorrow, as he announced last week, on
account of the absence Of one of his col
leagues in the House. who has gone t.
Connection: with the remains Of Mr.
Starkweather.
Adjourned. .,Y.,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-02
HOUSE.

On motion of Mr.. Cox Senate bill re-
moving the political disabilities of Geo.
s. Hawkins, Of Florida was taken up
and passed. .iulH 81
The Speaker then called the commit
tees for reports Mr. Pierce from the
Committee on Commerce reported a bill
granting American Register to the Hsw-
anan bark, Arctic. Bill passed.
The House took up as a special order
the
Proposed Amendment 10 the Con-
stitut.On.
Reported from tie Judiciary Committee,
which is that mo person who has held
or may hereafter hold, the Office of Pres
dent, shall ever again be eligible TO said
office" -.'H = .rr... ... D.
To this proposition Me-. Frye Ia mem
Der OF the Judiciary Committee) offered
the following rs a substitute: "From
and after the 18th day of March, 1885
the term of office of the President OF tire
United States shall be six years, and
any person having been elected tO,and
held the office of President, who has for
two years held such office, shall be ineli-
gible TO reelection.
The bill WAS discussed by Mrs. Knott,
New, Frye McCrary, Cauifeld, Law
renee and Harrison.
Mr.. Knott gave notice that he would
call the previous question on Wednes-
day at the expiration of the morning
hour.
The House then adjourned.
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"LITTELL's LIVING AGE" No 1851,
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The Story of Monique, by Julia Kava-
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Anew Paper making Material, Chambers
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Sentences or Famous Crimina's-A
Raft of OaieehOIdcTs Sent Up.

ISDlANAPoLIs, February LIN the
United States Court this morning, several
of the prisoners in the whisky cases, be-
fore ths sentence had been passed, plead
honorable wounds and faithful service in
the army and various other reasons in
miti cation. Judge Gresham admitted
the unpleasantsess of his duty, but could
not allow his sympathy to make him for
get the crimes they had committed. He
drew decided contrast between the Off
GERS of the Government and the distil-
lers. The former are trusted servants IN
the pay of the United States, while the
latter are not trusted but are watched by
the Government tiicials, therefore the for
mer ought to have increased punishment.
He then announced Those officers who
had betrayed their trust should have two
years in either of the penitentiaries,
they might prefer and pay fine OF
81 900 each. Then followed the case of
James X. Hill, Deputy Revenue Collec-
tor. He protested his innocence before
God and the world. The Judge in sem
fencing him to three years in the pcni-
tertiary and $1,000 fine, remarked that
his crime was OF deeper dye because
of his high position in the govern
ment service. Imposing sentence
Of those who had been labOrers about
distlleries, the Judge again remarked
the difference between their crime and
that of the GoyernmOnt officers and gave
them SIX months IN Gibson county Jail
and five hundred dollars, with the excep-
tion Of Thos. j. Raleb, distiller, whom
he gave one year in the Jail. The only
case remaining being that of John w.
Bingham. Col. Trusten stated tn the
Court that he had couple OF atiidavits
showing Bingham's wife was in critical
condition and sudden shock to her nerves
might prove fatal and rs further fact
that the government officers in New
York wished Binshams affidavit in
other cases, and therefore asked delay
in passing the sentence. The Judge re-
piled that since these facts mad come to
his knowledge he had thought much
about what was best to do; that although
there will be popular clamor for BIng-
hams sentence, he though that rs ques-
ton of humanity the sentence ought TO be
deferred; that Bingham had recently
lost "A brother who had died of remorse;
that the geyernment could afford to
wait few weeks before passing sentence
and he was perfectly willing to take the
responsibility OF postponing tor the pres
ent. The prisoners were given into the
custody of the L aited States Marshall
and will tomorrow morning he taken to
their several destinations.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-02

EASTER will fall this year on the 10th
rather than the ninth of Agril, because
Easter Day is regulated not by solar,
bu. by lunar cycle-the cycle that reg
ulates the Golden Number. Now, by a
solar calculation day always begins at
midnight; but by lunar calculation it
begins at noon. If therefore, the
Paschal moon falls on Saturday
after II ", it is counted as falling on
Sunday, and then Easter Day is, under
the Iule in the Prayer Book, the Sunday
following. This is what happens in the
present year. The Paschal full moon falls
on Saturday, April Sth, at 2:43 Pm. 1t
is therefore counted as falling on Sunday,
April 9th, and Easter Days the Sunday
following. =, April 10th. 1t may be
added that should the full moon fall on
March 2lst, before II ", that full moon
Counted as falling Oh March 2Ol would
would not regulate Easter Day. bat the
one following. This. happened in 1919.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-02

CANDLEMAs-This is Candlemas day,
name doubtless derived from the vast
quantity of candles which used to be
carried in professions on the second of
February, the date of the Feast of the
Publication, or else from the fact that
it was the custom on this day to conse-
crate candles for the rest of the year
Some of our English ancestry used to
regard Candlemas day as a landmark for
the true midwintcr. BY the
card two-thirds of our winter are
gone, but now, rs of old,
the winter extends pretty nearly through
clustering March, in which month snow
is almost as frequent as December. II
we say that the winter season really has
four months under its sway, then Candle
mas day falls fairly in the midst of the
season. Or if eput the beginning OF
practical winter at the December solstic,
about the 2lst of that month, and extend
it to the spring equinox: or about the 2lst
of March, then again we have Candle
mas day not very far from the middle of
the season.