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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-11
HOUSE
An Explanation Demande ed. .

Mr.. Cox, of New York at the request
of his colleague, Nr. Hewitt offered a
resolution reciting, that from the reports
of the Secretary OF the Treasury that be.
tween the 3lst of January and 24tn of
February there was an increase Of coin
and bullion in the Treasury to An amount
over SlS,000,000 and that between the
oath of February and the 2Sth of Feb
rusry trere was reduction ofover S2O,-
100000; that these great fluctuations
within so short time require an
explanation. and nstructing the Com.
mittee on Ways and Means to examine
the books of the Treasury Department. if
necessary, and the officers thereof to as
certain the causes OF such fluctuations,
and also to ascertain whether legal ten
der notes received for the redemption of
National bank notes are kept as a special
fund, or whether they are held in COM
mon with other money. Referred to the
Committee on Ways and Means.
The House then went into Committee
of the Whole, Mr.. Cox, Of New York, in
the chair, on the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-11
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, otfice Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th Sts.
A CORRECTION.
The 9th Instead of the 9th of
June the Day for the
Convention.

MoUNDsvILLE, March 10th.
Special to the Register.
Your Parkersburg dispatch is wrong
as to the date Of the State Convention.
1t should be June Sth. j. w. u.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-11

A COMMUNICATION is published else
where placing new Richmond in the
Congressional feld-our well known fel-
low citizen Mr. Rob- DELAPLAIN.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-11
FOREIGN.
u.-p.,ueen Japan and Corea.

ST. PETERSBURG, March lo.-War has
broken out between Japan and Corea On
"Wednesday Japan declared war and has
blocksded the Corean ports.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-11
Fire
.no,b.r Gunty Republican.

TRESToS, NEW JEEsET. March 10
The Jury in the case Of JOsePhUs Sooy,
defaultiug State Treasurer brought IN
q verdict Of guilty with recommendation
TO mercy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-11
Affairs of The District OF Columbia.

WASHINGTON, March l0.-At the IN
vestigation Of the affairs Of the District
of Columbia and Board of Audit, one
witness testified thst he put down 5000
wards Of paving amounting to Sl,ooo.
and he had never received anything but
A glass of ale and cigar. Finley and
Stewart were the contractors.
The s47. 1000 Treasury Steal.
The trial of B. B. Hsllock, one of the
Of the persons indicted for larcency
of s4zO97 from the Treasury June last
has begun.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-11
at'heeling &rai5ter.
Gold clo.ed yeterddy at ll4s.

The heather to-day toiA bepGrtiy cloudy,
,oih southeast toinds rising temperature,
and rain,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

New YORK, March l0.-MoNEY-At
2d,3I per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 4I@5i. Customs Receipts s252, 900.
Assistant Treasurer disbursed $5Sl 900
Clearings $22,000000. Sterling firm at
4 S53@4 s9i
GoLD-Opened at ll4h declined TO
ll4s and closed at ll4;. Carrying rates
. to 3! per cent. Loans were also made
fiat.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-11

Noyes B, Premier has been nominated
United States Marshal for the northern
district OF Ohio.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-11

The order under which Pinchback was
excluded from the floor of the Senate
chamber was not issued to apply 10 him
exclusively.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-11
Fall OF a Railroad Bridga.

CINCINNATI, March lO.-Specish 70
the Enquirer and Gg-sttr say tbst the
secsrd span Of the Scio;a Valley rslirssd
bridge nov being constructed across the
river at ChIiiecOths fell this afternoon,
precipitating ten or fifteen workmen
distance Of thirty feet into ihe river.
Byron Leach was killed and several more
or less seriously injured, noRe Of them
fatally.
Fire.
A Cyrmlrear' Spencer, Ind special
saw, that q re this morning. originating 9
in T. 7. Batterton,s hardware store,
burned fine business ho1se and livery
stable. Total loss, go O00i insurance
$4,000.
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Nothing Before the Committee on
Naval Affairs

in the ,hape Of d charge, or even an IN
tmatioa, Of wrong dong against him.
He has asked the committee TO thoroughly
examine the matter, although he and
his friends utterly deny that he had done
ANYTHING whatever on which even sus-
pioIon OF dishonesty can rest.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-11
Old ISLANDERS Reyiycd-THeir FlfDa-
siness.

WASHINGTON, March l0.-Rumors
have been privately circulated tc the effect
that evidence has been discovered of cor
rupton on the part of three Democrats
of national reputation, and that proofs
will soon be made known with al their
startling particulars. 1t is mysteriously
said that the parties are George A. Pen
dleton, Thomas A. Hendricks and Samuel
J. Randall. As to Mr.. Pendleton 1t is
said he will appear before the
Committee on Expenditures in the
War Department at his own
volition next week to answer the public
statement concerning him in connection
with the payment OF money by the Sec.
re.arv OF War, claimed TO be due to the
Bowler estate, Of which Mr.. Pendleton
was trustee This gentleman has already
denied that any improper influence was
used by him to procure a settlement
of the claim. The witness is TO be
named by General Boynton, who
will testify on this subject before
the Committee on Expenditures in the
War Department and Mr.. Pendleton
will be heard in his own behalf. The
charge against Gov. Hendricks had also
been denied by himself and friends, who
say he had nothing whatever to do with
the gatling gun contracts rs has been
charged While Senator, he
merely introduced one of his con-
stitutents General Love to Secretary
Stanton, and there the matter ended, SO
far as he was concerned.
With regard to Mr.. Randall, the
charge is improper connection with mat
ters affecting the Philadelphia navy
yard, but there is
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-11
Legislative and judicial iAppropria
lion Bill,

and was addressed by Mr.. Philips, of
Kansas. on the general subject OF finance,
Mr.. HasKins and Willis also addressed
the House on the currency question.
The latter said the only relation the gov
ernment should sustain TO banking
should be TO secure these three ends:
First, uniformity; second, conyertibility
into coin at demand; third, absolute Sc
curty to the bill holder. Any other
remedy involved delay and possibly
increased he fever tor green acks in dis
regard of all consideration Of morality
and sound policy.
The committee rose without action,
and Mr.. Bass. a member of the Com
mittee on Expenditures in the War De-
psrtment, proceeded to make
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-11
Mr.. Blackburn says Something AIso

Mr.. Blackburn said he hsd no doubt
that the House was as sick of personal
explanations growing out of the trans
astien as the country and the Republican
party was rs sick of the transaction it.
self. He had no doub: the gentleman
from New York meant TO tell the truth
an he was only sorry that the gentle
mans statements were not corrobOrsted
By either the committee or the record.
Mr.. Blackburn then proceeded to dis
prove. from the record otthe Committee,
Mr. Bass statement, tha. the committee
had on " two meetings before Marsh Was
telegraphed for. and he repeated, that
from the day that Congress convened,
until Msr:hs testimony had been com
pleted and signed, neither Of the Repub-
iicsn members OF the committee had
crossed the thres hold Of the committee.
room, although having notice Of the
regular meetings Of the committee, and
that neither of them would have
ever come, doubtless, if special mes.en
ger had not been. sent for them. The
suggestion of the gentleman Mr.. Bass
in regard TO the retention of Marsh, hsd
reference only to holding him until he
was cross examined, ana ne dared that
gentleman to deny that be never did
oppose the discharge of the witness after
| the ecross-exaInInstion. He Blackburn
| denied that Marsh had made any such
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-11

He was willing to have the full RESPONSE
bllity for it with any other members OF
the Committee. He repeated his belief
that there was no legal power IN The
Committee to have detsin ed Marsh and
that his detention by the Committee
would have been an outrage and q
wrong.
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APerronaI Explanation

in reference to the instructions in two q
the speeches of his colleague on the com
mi,tee, T Mr.. Blackburn that the Repub-
licau members of that committee had
taken no part in the Belknap lnvestiga-
tion till the proof was ali in, signed and
sealed. He showed that no notice what
ever had been given 10 the Repu blican
members of the committee until after the
testimony of Msrsh had been taken. He
called attention TO the tact that
although the meeting at which
Marsh testified: was held on Tuesday
the regular day of meeting, it contained
the evidence ths: be had been before the
committee on the previous day; Mon
dsy) and that he asked why the Repub-
licsn members of the committee hsd not
been advised of that Mondays meeting
and he spoke of DR.. Tonlinson,
whose mission to Washington mad been
to fx up the matter as having
been q messenger between Marsh and
the committee. 1t was after such secret
proceedings as these that that the House
: had been dramatically told, told not once
only but several times, that certain mem
bers of the committee had not crossed
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-06-23
(vurrSkxmaM LADDERS, lDeth,

A Washington correspondent writas
!" Yesterday, Mr.. Iahders, of Indiana,
occupied TIN NRat III the cnl0rrsl mcnhrr
from AlAbauna, Jsss H,aalHun. during
which timo two v llos IN tlln members
gallery wera inl1n,ly clsaxcl in atn.ly
ing \ uiagrnm vi tin Nouss and looking
lor tho location u rromiuent n,cmhtrs.
Haralaon h put down m of Sofno canss.
qutnce, having once tN<n rlAvc, and
q finding In seAA. 0neot TIN ladla's VIA
saspsisoa - think tilAt - wllilA y man
co1ld hAvc sver beou u bondage. and
rowarkesl that wss QUO of the evils ot tho
dclnnct institution. Tho other lady.
levsling nor glAnac~ npon TAndcrs, said.
!" Still. you cnn very pMiniy sce sln traco
of tho iieg,oin him" I'h~ coavrssation
having loon reported - Mr. hA.ldcrs.
10 haa takca N oath never axaiA u oc.
.upy The asAe of = colEod lncWleg.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-06-23
4 MhseAharssw Trtp - - Cen1snnlal.

Ono aitcrnoon, r1csntly. Alsout .
O'Co0ck. MAN and boyts apparently
worn with txaypl, aud ccrtaihly hEonzcd
by tho sun aud bsgrimed with the dust
ol The road, wNra seen .trudginR a West
King; the man being bAlwceA NM han
dlse of IN oddly eonslRnctsd md hand
somsly pain~ed wh0clbasrow, md tho
boys vnlkina ~ his @ile. The man
proved % 10 Ar. J. 9. Tomple. af tho
town of Joplin, Ja@per county. No, tho
hoy being his SON Otea, aged tnifscen
years. HI said that lso lsft joplin on
tho 90th Of February, Accoa1!MMied ny
hin son Oeeo and ~ Engliahman named
Wilson. 6CnAa time last winbsr ~ made
proposition thai II the Orono9o and
Joplin Mining Company of JAsper
county wonkl give him ATTY pounds of
ininerAl0gical u. ,s.ilans from their
mines In would whr.l them uffa wheel
barrow Mi thu wny ~ the Centennial.
Some beautiful specimens Of ore were
brought 10 Lim, and ho cOnst<ucted u
wheslbArrow TINT would b. particularly
suilabla Tor NJ long journey. The en-
ire wright of thu barrow, baggage, AMI
specimens of minerals n 100 pounds, and
tho coat vi thu Mitht wM eia6. Tho
minerals rr~ specimens of siisc, lead,
black jsck, sTMS, nnd garnet, NIL from
Orun040 amsl Joplin, Mn, Inines,
MI. Tumple and his NON hAva travelled
more tAan |. 400 Miles. They hayc made
q high N twenty seven miles day and
rarely less than twenty miles. though they
frequently stopped on nj convenient
ptints IL r~cup~rNtc. NJ one place resting
N long ~ tivs dAya. fhey .s~mlnd out
twtnty -suvCn nighia. bMt gtnCiHlly were
furnished with good lodging anil hospit-
ably entertained along the route, Ian
caster (na.l luteiiigeNcsr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-06-23
a7N1XE -
Masses Il tkc United states.

MAAAstrhMMsetA N tho Indian hMnl" iur
"the country around Tho great hills;
Connecticut II derivoA from the Mohc.
ean, sisniiyine long riNss;' venncs.
So in the lsdiNn for tho river of tho
bend i" |. q, lha Mississippi, whicl,
fAms il western boundary Ohip means
!" beautiful river j" Miskiaaiprt Is M
algonquin natnc ticaning " NdQk fivcr =
Illinois n arrived ff0aa tl,A lndluA word
ttlfniMtAs 'we - men !" Ainsonri !.
from ~ Hlineis. and unnans .1NDnoc =
MisAiean = from the ,AlaoNql,ia, l,ithi.
0Gyni, greRfis,kr ]" poptp ~ Lco,,
landed on the cosst 81 FlQri,la pn Easter
sunday, and named thc c6nlisf ln com,
memo alton of the dAs. ~iiuh awas tho
IsnA1Ma f*oridA n thu BIAsIiatsl', Or
Fcast a. Fluwcrs /" Ataaesota.
cloudy water. 4llt
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-06-23
A On Flag.

HArah Smith Stafford. slAa0Aterof tho
lcutcuant who aprAng into tfa s.a and
rescued tho ilaR Shot from rahl Jones'
9Iiir, B0n Hosnmd Richard. III tl,A battle
With tls0 Eugliah ship BprapiS. N l7;g.
u soill living In Iicntna. NO l,a& IL
u her posscsaion tho hag slkls frYm TIM
,naxthrad 0( tLn iun hcmpn Richard
aud rescued hy hpr father. 4iepf bnnt-
ing, with tllirlecn rcd And whita stvipes
and twelve whlto stars On blhc field.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-06-23

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-06-23

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-06-23

Tng three men who killed. tho Cali
iornlA bandit ChAvca, IL November last.
In Yuma county. Arizona, have uns.lc.
csssfully applied for thu reward offered
Tor thA capture or head of The notorious
robbar. the limit of time .ct Ivy tho
proclamation having expired just prior
10 the date of their achievement. To
make the matter III thu moro aGgravat-
ins, the 1sxicana OF Yuma county, Ari.
soni, are seeking the lives oi the entire
party.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-06-23

a Oknvu1AMD COunoilman voted n
favor d pat1inG nsv ssAas IN ~ council
aAAaA1e, becsuse, = ~ said. when .
oAak elipped iron under mcmlsT the
popw aald hs ~ drunk" H wnntrd
chaan thst wouldn't clip.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-06-23

John rAul, IN ono of hia eosdpy Paris
lctoeu % thN New YofA HtOMslo, aays
!" Tn pteneAuaaa 10 nc4 = big icctles.
Hc trcAhs his last IN thc morning with =
little colIeo md good deal of bread aad
hulA9. Along toward noon. II raven.
ously hungry, ho scises on . rndiah oE
psgllrs ~ Hind lsgs d sPnssow /; but
II 8nsar-whal . eoesiee y there
TWopooofub q a0uR - oeOk-bons q
= sm1lk : noss&l q msat - ei1s d I
saAdh-rook oysess, . mushroom, .
oaing, aclove q earlic, asoell e. chesoe,
. GAIloo u rsd VIM. md he'a ready to-
. oIs1s = ~ thsat@r.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-06-23

*A F&S AASaA#z &~6a@SaNE
lstfH YUl,N
Drugs, Medicines,
0auit,k, assh, nak, Dlrli,
pAreMr aaeoso,Mes,
Paints, Oils, 0olos~,
varnishes, Brushes, &C., &C.,
~ s4@
vEDOeoN elovDoY
East 8ias Elm Street,
cRgsco, IOWA.
Fine Watches,
Best Clocks,
Sterling Jswelry,
Superior Gold Pens,
And every ar,,c,s .old ii norToM PRICES. and
guaranteed strictly q represented.
sg-rrsrs,es. ssA eapssiesc~i a.s%s,tm 10 se,sir-
Ing CtorAs asA waeclssa.
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded
From ,As raress medicia%s snd An~st irae. saA
chemtcals. All prescriptions compounded ~ .
~Nr~tal and ecmv~esnt lAaTMseeMtist. rssc~s a.
~ays the ,sast r~asoaaols.
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BLANK SOCKS,
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