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The daily gazette., 1876-03-22
RAILROADS.
4 tEiLA DELPHlA, WILMINGTON d bAi .
IINORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER %, le7o.

Trains leave Wilmington as foliows for
Philadelphia anu intermediate stations, l.0t g.,
$40, 300, 49, 1890 a. m. 2.GO, 4.lO, 7.2O $50,
4. m.
Philadelphia and New York, l.3l, a. m. |;
l2.l4, 1887, SAG p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, 1852,
800 a. N. 500, p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1882, 1.55, 9.05,
a. m. l256, l.23, 500, 7.lO, p. In.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle. 500, $40. 9.3J, a. M. ; LIS. $40
pm.
harrington and intermediate stations, 500
$50, a. IN. GAO p. M.
Delmar and intermediate station s.oO, $50,
a. N.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, S.lC
a. ~, ,4.45, $50. p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York, l.3l, a. H.
Baltimore and Washington, 1889, l.5S
a m.
For further information passengers are re.
ferred to the time tables posted at the .uI ot
H. n. KENNEY. Superintendent.
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HOsO the Khedice Dimes.
Ca,io Correspondent.

A CdI1O Correspondent.
Great taste was displayed in the decor
alton of the table, and the ornamental
structures in sugar and sweet pastes,
which served as centre-peices, were as
remarkable for their size as for the elab-
orateness of their design and the rich
ness Of their colors. The servants were
not arrayed in the picturesque and fre-
quently very costly customs worn by the
retainers of most wealthy Egyptian!
seigneurs but wore European liveries Of
green and gold. OF the breakfast itself,
which lasted till o'clock, and was COM
posed Of not less than twenty-five cours-
es, the most interesting feature to the
foreigners who partook Of it was, / ina
gined that it opened with fresh oysters
and real turtle soup. Respecting one of
the plats, "ris a la Khedive," composed
OF peculiarly small and delicate rice
stewed in consomme of calves brains,
l cannot forbear reproducing state
lnent made to me by my neighbor at my
table, one Of the great dignitaries Of the
Khedive's court: g. l cordially recon-
mend that rice to you," said his Excel
lency; 'in the first place because it is a
really admirable dish, in the preparation
OF which his Highness' chef excels all 9TH
ers, and secondly because it is probably
the most expensive mess ever set before
anybody since the days of Heliogabulus.
Every grain of that rice, my dear sir,
costs the Khedive louis. | venture to
appraise your consumption of it at $3.50
mouthfull. That hJck you have just
been drinking is not an absolutely cheap
wine; Ishmael Pasha took all he could
get of it at 63 francs bottle-about $l4;
but, in comparison to his rice, he may be
considered to have got it for nothing
The rice is of a peculiar sort, grown on
the Khedive's own estates: it is, conse-
quently, the most costly article that ap-
pears upon the vice-regal table
The daily gazette., 1876-03-22

Mr.. Blaine got in a little buncome
yesterday on bill reported from the
judiciary committee to prevent the So
licitation of contributions for election
purposes from persons in the employ
of the government. He offered an
amendment including Senators and
Members Of Congress in the provisions
of the bill. AS to himself. he declared
that he had never contributed post
age stamp for any improper purposes.
Very likely. They are not the sort of
stamps usually contributed for corrup-
ton funds.-2Imes
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-30
MtEIiNG AT kEYSER.

hryser Is becoming quite famous AS a
P.ulrsl centre. Last week the Demo-
rats held their Congressional Conven
lion al keyser, aud named the man who
s 10 share the honor and responsibility
h representing this State i'll Congress
SlIE Messrs. WILSON and kENNA. To-
lay, the Radicals will mold .heir Con-
rressipnal Convention, at keyser, to give
WARD LAMoN a nomination, which will
90 him no good further than it
may sId him in some of his lobby
schemes sh,ut Washington. Next Sat
ugiay evening Col K Il. MERRICK Of
Washington City, and Senator DAVIS
AN1 Col. RoHERr WHITE of this State,
Wi. address the people al keyser on the
political issues. At this meeting we pre-
sumo Seastor Davis will give an sc-
count OF hIs stewardship in Congress
-'Fing the last session rs well as give
" an mixing ot the stewardship OF
ZONE of the custodians of the peoples
money about the Treasury building
he Senator don't lay claim to much
'FSlorlcsl talent, but he is mighty handy
A. ngureS and he manages to get them
'e'ore the people in way not to be
misunderstood
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WILSON'S APPOINTMENTS.

Hon. BEN. WILSON, the Democratic
nominee in this District for Congress,
will open his canvass by a speech at
Writ e. II. on Saturday next. From
there he goes to Doddridge, thence to
Lewis, Gilmer, Calhoun, Richie, &c.
Mr.. WILSON will be accompanied on
portion of his trip by Col. BENJAMIN
EYRNE, the State Superintendent Of
Frae Schoois, who will also address the
people. At some of Col. WILSON, ap.
pointments, announced and to be an
nounc.d hereafter, other distinguished
speaker will be present and speak.
A list Of appointments for Hon. Ii. Nj.
Mathew Hon. B. +. MARTIN, bon. n.
FITzHUGH, Hon. q. j. FAULKNER, Hon.
FRANK HEREFORD, and others, will be
announced very soon.
The work oi party organization has
progressed well in most of the counties
OF the State, and will be prosecuted with
vigor in all. The work OF informing the
people on the momentous issues Of the
day, and srousing them to action, by
pnblic addresses, will now commence
and 90 hand in hand with the closest
and most thorough organization.
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Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Mnphes tos
Week Ending August 70.

The weeks business In leaf tobacco al
auction has been large, the offerings
amounting 10 | l,3Gl hhds and 2G2 bor0.
composed chiefly Of low and common
grades. Never in the history Of Lhetrads
have We known 80 smsll proportion oi
good " fine tobacco on the breaks, and,
"a consequence, prices have been grsd
daily weakening FOR the past three werks
on low lugs and common strjpPers.
There ~ a fair demand for really goSi to
Inc cutting leaf al full prices. The Ohio
seed offered toB week has been mostIy
of the poorest sort, for which nothing
but low range Of prices can be espectet,
Bodmann ,0l0 bbds and "a
boress 293 hhds cutting tobsfco; hhds
and box new West Virgins Al 50 75if
1000; one box at Sl2 %. Miani Ware.
bouse-2s3 hbds snd I03 boxes: sbbds
new West Virginia st - 0Oegl %.
Morris Wsreh Jme -2g7 hhds and
boxes: 25 bids and 4 boxes Wet VIZ.
ginia al - 40(1I4 q: 4 boxes st - 7eray
20 Planters Warehouse hid.
and 81 boxes: 81 cases Ohio and W r-
consin leaf At 81 55ld200 Globe Wsrs.
bouse-2I9 hhds and 3 boIst: hhds
and 3 boxes West Virginia nj 81 ITO
4 30
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-30
New Departure.

ST. LOUIS, August "a new depart.
ure in steamboating on the Mississippi
was made to day, by the keokuk and
Northwestern Lane Packet Company.
Commander Davidson, President OF that
company, has for long time believed
that line Of fast steamers To ply be-
tween here and Keokuk, Iowa, to carry
passengers and light freight OF ly would
result in bringing back to the river the
large passenger traffic of former years. To
test this matter, the company has this
season built two very last and elegant
steamers, the War Eagle and Golden
Eagle, and to-day the new enterprise
was inaugurated by the departure OF the
War Eagle on her first trip, under the
most favorable auspices. The design Is
to compete with the railroad rs to speed,
comfort, safety and cheapness. The line
will be daily and the boats run by
schedule time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-30
FLICK VI. JOHNSON.

One of the Radical nominees for seat
upon the bench Of the Supreme Court of
Appeals of this state, FLICK by name,
after his nomination at Parkersburg'
rushed out to Grafton and made bitter
partisan political speech at meeting
held to rstify the nominations
state and national. This unseemly
act the REGISTER condemned at
the time as did all right thinking peo
pie of both parties. Ever since that the
Radical papers of the State have been
seeking sons plan by which to break the
bad effect of this miserable behavior on
the part of their nominee, but finding
nothing, they concluded to manufacture
something. So they commenced
asserting that Hon. OKKY JOHN
SON, one of the Democratic
nomi nees for the Court of Appeals, had
made a speech at Philippi at the Demo-
cratic Senatorial Convention, held some
weeks ago. But here comes the Phil
ippi Plaindealer which says there is no
word of truth in the assertion. "OKEY
JOHNSON made no speech here" says that
paper.
We were sure from the first that the
story was manufactured, because Mr..
JOHNSON is both wise and discreet
man, and he fully appreciates the high
position to which he is soon 10 be called
and the respect due from him to that po'
sition
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pIJBLIC DISCUSSIONS!
1iIden and Reform!
ION. BEN WILSON,

,o.ra,Ic nominee for Congress In
The III district, will address the people
the fitSi Showing times and places:
81 n,'uT ," g. H.. Oh Saturday September I'll,
at?p. M ,,,. San,a,,-
,sr ith, al Up. III.
O,, ,,rsToN Wednesday, September 9th, al
T,',,rTsoNvILLE, Thursday. september
nh, at p. M
"r ROY Grmer Co.. Saturday, september
"siryyILLE, Monday. september nth,
ar2p. m.
lpr IHh, at 2p. M
,urTHyILLE, Ritchie Co., Friday, Sep.
,,nh-r 10Th, al 2p. IN.
RTHlE c. H.. saturday, September
,tlh,at2p. IN.
rsI Repf. Byrne will accompany Mr..
uiIS,n 10 Weston, Jacksonvlllt, Troy,
,",snvlle, Grantsville, SmithVllle ana
gilchi, Court House.
"tyary5pdy, without distinction OF party.
,.,.,rIiaIy invited TO attead and hear
lid DISCUSSION of the questions To bs
,ir,Iled atthe polls.
"hur trIruis in these various localities
~. requested To make all necessary ar
',ryeInentS for these meetings, and use
.'rTy exertior 10 get the people out To
Dr.f the speaking,
augU
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SusDrnsiOn.

MEMPHIS, August 29.-Wbite, Lang
staff X Co, hardware dealers, Front Row
and Main street, suspended to-day. The
firm have been embarrassed for some
time, but failing to effect compromise
with their creditors, they closed their
doors to-day. A. j. White, the senior
member of the firm, is one of the oldest
hsrdwar merchants in the city, and has
been for years connected with the bank.
ing interests. The liabilities Of the firm
are not reported, but are believed to be
heavy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-30

We print from DR.. REEVES Medical
Student OF this city, the main portion Of an
article on the sanitary condition OF
Wheeling, which contains much food for
rejection, Alter depicting our wretched
sanitary condition, the Doctor proposes
as sremedy Board of Health Commis-
soners to be composed of one Com
missioner from each ward, with the
Mayor, , 2ticio President. This Board,
20 be composed largely at least OF in
is.hgent physicians, shall act with
out pay The Board TO have power to
elect II Secretary, Health Otic er, and
a Sanitary Engineer, all of whom are to
be ss.arIeI.
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GOOD THINGS,

PNcHBACK goes it strong in Indiana
on the intimidation theory.
A NEWSPAPER that people never swear
at isn't worth much.
SEVENTY days more and Grantism will
receive its death blow.
HAYES ought to inaugurate his bloody
shirt campaign IN Indiana by killing
Fitzpatrick.
The average girl of the period prefers
a Young man without sisters. He's so
much greener.
WHAT people are anxious to see new
Is Hayes answer to Kilpatrick's lndi.
ansiletter.
The hard times have struck Utah at
last, and Brigham Young has reduced
his stock of wives to eighteen.
KILPATRIcK's letter adds new force to
the proverb that the pen is mightier than
the sword.
The New York girls are disgusted
with Mr.. Danas attempt to restrict kiss
ing to those who are engaged. They say
if such nonsense is to obtain they'll go
over to Brooklyn.
SrRArRGY.-It is believed that Sitting
Bull heartily approves the order to send
more United States bayonets to the
South. The strategy of the great Sitter
is equal to that of the great Cesar Of
modern times.
WHEN Carl Schurz eXpounds the gos-
pei according to Grant to the Germans,
it is no wonder that they eIclsim, in the
language of Scripture, lis Saul, also,
among the proits?'
BUSINESS men all over the country
are crying out for total change IN the
character of the Administration. To Sc
cure that, they must vote for Illden,
well knowing that the election of Hayes
will mean the continuance of Grantism,
with its Zach Chambers, Secor Kobe
sons, and Don Camerons still ruling the
roost.
The Chicago .T'tbune becomes personal
over Mr.. Chsndler's little game. "Our
smiable Hayes will doubtless learn with
deep regret that unfortunate clerks in
Washington are made to give distress
ing proportion of their years wages to
help his reform election. The cases in
point are full OF piteous pleading"
THERE is about this canvass very much
the same look as that which distinguish
ed the canvass that carried Mr.. Tilden
triumphantly into the governorship of
his state and gave US n reform House Of
Representatives at Washington. Every
thing points to the success of Tilden and
Hendricks.
A MICRO drove hastily up to the door
Of small church in Montreal followed
by his sweetheart and party OF friends.
After waiting an hour for the clergy
man. he arrived. The sexton ushered
the couple into the vestry to pay the fee
beforehand, and the bridegroom found
that he had forgotten his purse. The
minister refusing to perform the cere-
mony unless the necessary sum was
forthcoming, the bridegroom sPpea led
to his brethren. who, with much native
wit, subscribed the amount, all but twenty
| cents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-30

Hon. BEN. WILSON has, upon the certiti-
cate Of DR.. HULLIHEN, Hon, WV. MIL
IgRsnd FRANK HoGE as to competency,
recommended JoHN &. HOOP for appoint.
nent As Cadet Engineer. We hope he
will pass the rigid examination at Annsp-
.. and prove an honor to himself and
80 ornament to the state.
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Rotten -Egged.

MEMPHIS, August 29.-An ArGianche
Jackson, Mississippi, special says: After
the organization of the Hayes and
Wheeler club at Vicksburg, last night,
ex-senator Pesse was rotten-egged by n
mob while attempting to speak from the
gallery of the postottice. a. II, Hsrtun,
an old and highly respected citizen of
Vicksburg, was chairman of the meeting,
bat WAS powerless 20 suppress the disor-
der
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Hartford Races.

HARTFORD, August 90 The fall meet
ing opened to day at Charter Oak Park,
with an excellent attendance and track
in good order.
The following is the summary in the
$50 class: Dick Swiveler, |, !, |; Mann
brino Kate, 2, 3, 2; Sadie Home, T. 2, s.;
Carrie n, 5, 5, 8; Big Fellow, 3, 4, a..
Time, 2:26, 2:29l, 2:27.
The following is the summary in the
2:24 class: Common wealth, |. l., 2 l.;
Annie Collins, 3, 8. !, 6; Carrie, =, :, 8,
5; Belle Brsssfeld, 5, 4, 8, 2; Honest
Harry, 4, 3, 3, 8; Msybird, 6, 6, 6, 4.
Time, 2:23t ,-2:22, 2:234, 2:23.
The next was running race. Derby,
2, l, l; Loreno, |, 2, ,. Burgoo was dis
tanced for foul riding. Time, l:i9!,
l:49l
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The Indiana Democracy.

INDIANAPOLIS, August Ex-senator
Mcdonald addressed very large Demo
cratic meeting in the State House
Square TO night The Senator WAS es-
corted by the Tilden and Hendricks
Guards from his residence to the place of
speaking. Gov. Hendricks will make
his first speech of the campaign st Shell
byville Saturday night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-30
C,ueis..u Hor,~ ..a Male Market.

MONDAY EyEsIsG, August ZS.
The volume Of business IN thi. line hr
been light, the supply Of stock bong
small and the demand iDcobsIderabls.
HoRsEs-HAye been nomlnslly dull,
with SALES Of only 40 head, and no ship.
meht, but the offerings heIng light
prices are well sustained. At the close
there Is better inquiry for good corH
mon stock. Plugs ssIl st s2DtsSO; god
common a. sGOlgG5; good wOrk.hor,es
st ssJS,Il5; good driving horses, &l25tf
2G per head.
MuLp-Are scarce, but there are not
many wanted, aud only iew bead we're
sold. IA 10 l4I hand mules bring 500
rs. and l5Ca,l5l hands high, tstf,siis.
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NEW YORK, August 29.-Dry Goods
The package trade in domestics is fairly
active and prices are steadily held.
Bleached shirtings firm at the late sd-
vance. Prints active and the supply
very light. Ginghsms rather quiet
WOrsted dress goods continue active.
Woolen goods for mems wes' in moder.
ate request. Flsnnels more firmly held
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-30
NaTHEws' MEETINGS.

Hon HgxRY NJ. MATHEWS will ad-
,re., the people AT WESTON, Friday,
sept. lst, aud at MOoREFlELD,
tuesday, sept. 9Th.
Other appointments will be announced
IN 4 dav or two.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-30
COL0RED KUKLUx
They Attack and Fire Into the
Residences of Planters.
The Hamburg Affair Eclipsed
by Large Odds.

NEW ORLEANS, August 29.-Colone.
George w. McCranie, of the Quachits
TeleTap6 sends the following " the AS
sociated Press: ''
MONROE, La, August 29th.
This city and vicinity Is greatly ex-
cited, because of the firing into, last night,
of the residence of David Frank and
Isaiah Garrett and
Attempt 10 XIII
Lamy Faulk, planter living on the
river below here. Mrs Faulk has been
dangerously i'll for weeks, Her bedroom
Gas the target OF the assassins. Mr..
CARROTS house received about seventy
bullets. Mr.. Lamy Faulk saw
Two Men, Both CoIored,
enter his gate They exploded two caps,
aiming at him, and went on. Several
white families in the vicinity have come
here fer safety, and appeals have been
made to volunteer company here for
assistance No cause can be imagined
Tor the outrage which has thrown the
Whole Parish into Intense Excite
ment. .r.n ..
and spread terror among the whites of
this section where the greatest quiet has
hitherto prevailed. 1t is thought this
trouble is the sequence OF the disturbance
occurring last Saturday at N Republican
barbecue, when 8 or 10 whites, present
By invitation, were
RudeIy Treated by the Negroes,
their lives threatened, and forced TO
leave the grounds to pacify the blacks,
who drew revOlvers and otherwise ex-
hiblted the ferocity of desperadoes. For
tun nateIy, the firing at the houses did no
serious damage, although shot in one
case entered the bedroom. Steps have
been taken to preserve peace, and pre-
vent a recurrence of similar outrages.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-30

OUR large hearted and lsrge-hmbed
friend, ROBERT BROWSE, of Grape Island,
wss nominated for the House of Dele
gs,es by the Democrats of Pleasant, last
saturday. Peasants and Wood vote to.
gr.her as delegate district. Mr.. Browse
D. man of high character and excellent
sense, and, notwithstanding Wood coun-
ty. rather uncertain politics, he will
pretty certainly be elected.
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The Sanitary Defences Of wheeling
What Are They?
From DR.. Reeves Medical Student.

If the 10 deaths which occurred ID
Wheeling during the month OF July,
followed by mortality of, probably,
over 60 in August, shall cause public at
tention to be directed TO the poor sani-
tary defences OF the city, and compel re-
form, this terrible sacrifice of life and
heavy tribute to the demon of preventa'
BILE disease, Will not have been witnessed
without profit for the future.
In our last issue It was shown that IN
all that relates to business enterprise,
manufactures, popular intelligence. and
natural advantages, Wheeling occupies
no inferior position when compared with
the very best of American cities OF the
same size; and yet its death-rate for the
past three months has exceeded that OF
any city of equal population from which
we have seen report. ..- t.n,..
The following returns for the month
of July, from eight larger cities than
Wheeling, are worthy of the especial at
tentlon Of the city councils:
Annual
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considering Pence Proposals.

VIENNA, August "a council OF
ministers has been held in Constantine
pie to consider the peace proposals., OF
which outlines have been given 10 the
Grand Vizer by the powers separately
Russia is strenuously opposed to the con-
dition that Servia should first sue direct.
~ for peace, and the Porte has aban
doned ITS demand TO that effect
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A ROld Robbery.

NEw YORK, August 29.-Atsix o'clock
' 'us morning, Wagner's mathematical
instrument store and Enrich's warehouse
were robbed of $4,000 worth of goods by
burglars, who openly loaded an express
"sEon with them. The building is No.
~ Maiden Lane, almost at the corner OF
Broadway.
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Greeo-Roman wrestling.

CIScINsATI, August 29. - In the
Grecc-Romsn wrestling tonight between
William Miller and Thieband Bauer, ior
a purse Of 81 900, the first bout WAS won
by Bauer, in IS minutes, the second by
Miller, in 7 minutes. ard the third and
purse by Bauer, iE - minutes.
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The Democratic meeting ut Lewis
burg, lsst saturday, was very large
uuL successful one. 1t was addressed by
FlrlHUuH. kENNA, WALKER, HERE
IokD. sud tw" or three other gentlemen
cur reports from that section OF the
State arr exceedingly encouraging. All
s.oul, agree that the Third District
vi, roll up G,~n to 1000 majority for
tie p,murrr,ir $tate and National
t,OAels
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Order Revoked.

WAsHINGToS, August % Secretary
Morrill, has revoked Secretary Bristow's
order of July l3, 1875, placing special
agents, under the direction OF the solici.
tor of the treasury. They will hereafter
act under the direction of A. h. Senger,
supervising agent subject to the orders
of the Secretary.
Secretary Cameron and General Sher-
man will leave here on their western
tour of inspection about the 18th Of Sep
tember going as far as San Francisco.
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Explosion.

Sr. LOUIS, August 29.-The boiler Of
a steam threshing machine, at work on
the farm of John Harris, near Leon's
Jack, Mo-, exploded, killing John Card
and a young man named Powell and ss-
verely injuring James Stewart, John
Harris and a nan named Patten.
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A New IsOpp.

ROME, August 2s.-lt is affirmed that
the Cardinals have unanimously agreed
t. omit certain ceremonies in the con
cIave 10 be held when the election Of a
successor TO Pope Plus IN. becomes
necessary. The object is to hasten the
election of new Pope TO keep the con-
clave free from foreign influence.
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Centennial NrafInn.

PHILADELPHIA, August 29.-The Gem
tennisl orstion upon the history Of the
states Of the Union, wss resumed to-day.
Illinois was the subject, ami Rev. Chs'.
II. Fowler the orator.
The Centennial management have
agreed on two more 25 cent Saturdays,
September I'd and 9th.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-30

At St. GATHERINGS, Ont, yesterday,
John Patterson and William Rinker
were killed while crossing the Canada
Southern track.
3 Hon. w. ID. Allison, United States
Senator from lows, delivered an able
speech at the Athaeneum at Dubuque, la,
last evening TO a large and attentive
audience.
The Dayton, o., short line freight depot
burned yesterday Loss heavy.