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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-15
NEsalsnORIIOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

A GREAT portion of our pavements are
in dreadful condition, and should be
repaired. The pavement in front OF Is.
Stroble's place of business is IN such a
bad condition that the water stands in
pools shoe mouth deep.
WEare glad to learn that little Fred
die Collen is much better, and that there
is now some hope of his recovery. Fred
die is an unusually bright little fellow
and a favorite with many of our citizens,
and we hope he may speedily recover,
BUSINESS was unusually dull in this
city, yesterday.
Tx price Of butter in this marke. is
on the decline, and eggs are going up.
HAMS, the champion walker, left on
the early train for the West yesterday
F. NJ. BARNES has moved to Central
Block.
THE surprise party and shop" at the
residence of Mr.. William Daugherty
last night, was grand affair. All VINO
were present enjoyed themselves very
much, and pronounce it one OF the most
enjoyable evenings they have spent ior
wears. Billy and his wife know how to
make folks feel at home, and they do 1t.
A sAppLE.noRsE ran away in South
Bellaire yesterday. and jumped down the
river bank, a distance of ten feet. NO
damage was done.
l. Iris almost the universal desire we be-
lieve. of the citizens of the Second ward
Of this city. that our Mayor appoint Mr.:
John Mccormick night watchman OF
that ward, and we hope he will do 1t.
As there is no man in tnst ward that
would make a better officer than MT.
McCormic. We know whereof we speak
as John has been tried in that capacity
Tor number OF years and proved him.
self to be number one officer.
THE new Board of Township Trustees
met yesterday and organized By electing
]. w. Keyser President. There was no
business before them except the APPROX
ing of bonds for some Of the lately
elected. Township officers and issuing
orders for judges and clerks OF the
late election. They adjourned to meet
again April 18th.
Mr.. John ZlLcH is about to commence
building house and hall on South Union
street.
A SHOE store IN Barnesville was burg
larized night before last, but We could
not learn whose it was nor the amount
Of goods taken.
Eaas took jump up yesterday, TO IL
cents dozen in this market. Easter u
coming.
The old bottle factory up McMahans 8
creek, formerly operated by Kuhn q
Arbogast, is again in full blast. There
has been no fire in the furnaces for years
until Iow. ~
w. C. QUIgcr, senaal manager CT
the z. o. Division of The B. i o. railroad
was in thecity yesterday by appoint
ment with the President Of the b q ,;
W. Railroad Company. The object Q,
the conference was 70 sse if they could
agree upon some plan OF connection.
There was nothing dshnite sgreed upon
further than that The plan Of eonnest'on'
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UneaSIneHA.

WAsHIwGToN, April l4.-rhere is q
good deal OF uneusiness among the
friends OF some of the persons who have
been charged with improper conduct or
who have been implicated in the exam
nations conducted before the Clymer
Committee, because they have not been
afforded an opportunity to explain or to
meet their accusers face to face. The
charges are thus given wide circulation
and left TO do their work. This feeling
finds particular earnest response among
the friends of General J. j. Reynolds,
who was charged with serious offences in
McCOok's testimony. His friend say on
his return from the Indian expedition
he promptly denies the charges and
.seked for.~an opportunity to be heard,
which has not been accorded him. En-
curry shows that he telegrsphed Mr.. ely
mer on the Sd inst, as follows:
Fort d. A. RUSSELL, W.T,(
April ., 1876. I
To Hon. H. c. Clymer, House of Repre-
ssntdtiues::
Returning from the. field yesterday
afternoon, saw for the first time the
testimony of Nc look bafore your COM
committee on the 23d of March. 1t is
absolutely false SO far as it refers to my
being in ar y way in collusion with the
contractors, or having received valuable
presents iiom them.
[Signed J.J. REYNOLDS,
Colonel Of Sd Cdpalry.
On the same day he addressed the Ad
iutant General saying that he had te!e-
graphed Mr.. Clymer, and expressing the
hope that his denial would receive the
same publicity as the testimony. He
added:
"lf there is any report Of such an in
spection as Lieut.. Col. McCook refers
to on the file in the War Department. L
have the honor to respectfully request II
copy of such part of it as refers to me, or
to have access to it in the same manner.
II anything detrimental to my reputa-
tion has been officially reported, have
never known it / am certainly entitled
to be heard before being condemned. 1t
is understood that the corn contract was
once investigated by General Sherman,
and nothing Objectionable in the conduct
of General Reynolds found.
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NEW YORK, April 1.-The purser of
the steamer Tyber, which arrived this
morning from Cape Hsytun, repsrts that
a revolution against the government OF
General Dominique took place there on
the 4,h inst and proved complete sue
cess, the whole population rising c" n'dsse
without dissenting voice The entire
north as far As heard from, Including II.
Liberti, Zeron, Grande River, Lembi ard
Plassaner, have declared in favor OF the
revolution. On the 9th Of April the troops
of the north we're marching on Gonsevcs
to attack that place, itsuch step should
be found necessary, which Is not probable.
1t is almost certain that the present gov
ern ment must fall.
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Unyeili.s the Lincoln Monumsn,

Uhyeilfne the Lincoln Monument.
'WAsHINGToN, April 14.-The Un-
yelling of Lilcoln's statue, at Lincoln
Square, was the feature of to-day's holi
day. The colored population was out in
full force. The procession was long
and included colored troops, Knights
Templar, Knights of st. Augustine, the
Sons OF Purity, Sons of Lew, Good Samar.
itans, Labor League, and other uni
formed benevolent associations accompa.
MED by music. There was an immense
assembly al the Park The statue,
which was covered with flags, was great
object of interest. The first contribution
TO the stutue fund was made the morning
after the assassination of President Lin
coin, by Charlotte Scott, colored wo-
man of Marietta, O., who gave five dol
$1,000, and other incidental expenses
have all been paid by subscriptions by
the colored people. The last Congress
appropriated $4,000 for the pedestal and
the statue was allowed to pass
the custom house free of duty. 1t is of
bronze and is twelve feet high, resting
upon a pedestal twelve feet high. 1t
represents Mr.. Lincoln standing erect,
with the proclamation of emancipation
in the left hand, while his right hand is
outstretched ovcr a kneeling figure
of a slave from whose limbs the
sbackles have just been freed.
Upon the base Of the monument is the
word characterization"
EThere were on the speakers stand the
President, members of the Cabinet,
Justices OF the Supreme Court, Foreign
Ministers, Senators and Representatives
and other persons of prominence.
After prayer, music by the band
and the reading Of the Eman-
cipation Proclamation, Prof. Lsngston
formally accepted the statue in behalf
of the entire nation, and then called upon
President Grant to unveil it. Prolonged
applause greeted the words of the
speaker, and increased when the Pres
ident stepped to the front and grasped
the rope that was attached to
the flag yelling the statue, and
amidst the deafening cheers of
the multitude, music and booming
of cannon, the beautiful monument stood
unveiled. A poem was read, composed
by Miss Cornelia Ray, colored, OF New
York. Fred Douglass Was then intro
duced amid applause and delivered an
eloquent Grafton. AT its conclusion the
processioniretu to City Hall and was
dismissed.
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,HE WILL OF A. r. STEWART.

The will of Mr.. STEWART was filed in
the Surrogates Office yesterday afternoon.
He makes his wife, Mrs. CoRNEL1A NJ.
STEWART, the principal devisee, leaving
quite a good little sum, $l,OOO,Oo0, to
Judge HILTON, who had been his legal
adviser, and whom he appoints as one OF
his executors and charges him with the
duty of managing his estate. The other
legacies are as follows: Mr.. tiro. B.
BUTLER, his cashier $4,000; MIR. JOHN
NJ. HOPKINS, his confidential clerk, $l0,-
OOO and makes liberal pro-
vision tor the other clerks and his house
hold servants. Mr.. STEWART seems to
have had = s~-4e to his nature, and
recollects the daughters of an early ben
eiactor-the Misses MORROW, whose
father had shown kindness to the deceas-
cd in his early life. He leaves the two
old ladies, the friends of his youth, a fur
nished house and an annuity of $4,000
during their life time. From his letter
to his wife it will be seen that he had in
contemplation the founding of some be-
nevolent institutions, but never found
time from his business to think out
plan to suit him, and leaves it to his
wife and friends to carry out his desire
in this respect.
Notwithstanding his systematic busi-
ness habits, his cold reserve and unpopu-
lar manners, the dead CResUs had a
kinder heart when alive than the world
gave him credit for.
1t will be impossible to give anything
like q correct estimate of Mr.. STEWARDS
wealth until alter the apprsisement of
his estate.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer advocates
the nomination OF WILLIAM ALLEN as
the Democratic candidate for President.
Gov. ALLEN is pretty we'll advanced l.
wears, but when we remember the lively
fight he made In Ohio last fall he cannot
be counted out on that score. If nomi-
nated West Virginia would give him Il
rousing majority, although he is not our
ii rat choice.
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EVANSVILLE, April 1.-THE Courier
will contain double loaded editorial to-
morrow declaring that the differences eI-
isting between Landers and Lomsn seem
to be so grave as to make it
necessary to choose compromise can
didate for governor and urging d. w.
VOORHEES, for the position. 1t says: "The
announcement of his name at the head
of the ticket would set Democratic
hearts to .hrobbing as they never did be-
fore, and Democratic hands to working
as they never worked before, aided by
his brilliant eloquence and by the justice
of our cause victory be gained in In
diana, which would cheer the hosts Of
honest men throughout the land to strike
double blows at the scourge of Grsntism,
and the Centennial year would be made
to reflect the victories of one hundred
years ago.
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IN n pleasant and perfect substitute. In all
cases, for Castor OH. Castoria In the result
Of an cid physiciahs enort 10 produce, ior
his own practice, an effective cathartIc,
pleasant To the taste and free from gripping.
DIR. samuel Pitcher OF Hyannis, hass.,
succeeded In combining. without the US,
OF alcohol, n purgative agent M pleasant
the desirable properties OF Castor OH.
IL is adapted To all ages but IL especially
recon mended TO mothers IN n reliable
remedy for all disorders of the stomach
and bowels OF children. IL IN certain,
agreea bile, absolutely harm less. and cheap.
It should be used for wind collie, sour
8 omach, worms. costivencSs, Group, dc..
then children can have y eep aud mothers
may rest.
J. Is. Rose & TO-, OF 81 Dey street, New
York, are the sole prepsrers OF Csst0ria,
after Dr. Pitchers recipe. spII
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Heavy Flood.

DETROIT, April IA special from
East Saginaw says that the entire coun.
try below there is inundated. There has
been great damage to stores. The tracks
of both railroads below the city are un.
der water, only two trains getting
through. The freshet at Midland has
done much damage. The people were
compelled to leave their houses. A large
amount OF lumber and shingles were
swept away.
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"Ehsve before us the last number of
'ae West Virginia Educational Monthiy.
AAd Ind as usual number of good ar
">''> On Education. The editor, DIR.
'-AlH Is not well pleased with the
,D40Olng that the West Virginia Con.
y ,S'eaCe gave the University and the
-,V'naI Schools, and cannot comprehend
u! AsOary University some 400 or 500
'''e' sway IN Indiana should suddenly
". r'Vule immersed IN the sffectous of
vi Virginia. alive and learn" Doc
IN The present number is very
y r''ng sketch of Wheeling schools
,''y Complimentary mention is made Of
~ wheeling Female college under
.I ' Management of Miss Taylor. We
Iao the following about the Wheel.
Ns School of Art:
plor.S ~ Misses Doddrdge, formerly EN-.
pl,se leu IN The Female College a. tha.
inp ave ave 'or some time been conduct.
ei,, ~ "sIaool n,, Of "Art ard Music in The
mjIos heeling. The school has en-.
aud sasn ne present year about sixty pupils
70 M ems Guns TO be giving full satisfaction
val IpIa'rons; The ladies in charge have
their eibeafned ,bned first class reputation in
s,v, Ioseh ~ departments. We Rave al.
should hugh. bs as1, that music and painting
ial,ies, and S,.IVated in schools Of spec,
school in W e glad TO know that thi 6
served sno,, " neeling is meeting with de.
call sednns.s., Few of those whom We
lied to tOn,sa sOn.s in our country, are quail.
and The appreciate or crltlcise work OF Art
s reason is obvious - NJ
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

BALTIMORE, April l4.-FlOur-SteHdy,
firm and unchanged. Wheat-Firm and
quiet; No. western red 81 5Fal 52i
Pennsylvania red 81 559l 81. Corn
Firm; western mixed eGic. Oats ;s-Dull
but steady; western white Asa &c., mix
ad 4O(G43c. Rye-Firm and qu'e. at 81
as5c. Hsy-Scsrce and fi;rni medium
Penn,y.vania s2I 00td25 %. Provi-
sions-Quiet ard steady. Pork AT
s23 90. Bulk MeatS-Shoulders Sc; clear
rib l2Ic, loose Bscen-Shoulders lO!ta,
lOIc; clear rib l3t@I3tc; hams l5ls,loc.
Lsrd-Scarce and firm; rehued Sli 10;
crude. none Offering. Buiter-Fairly &c
tive: western 1885, Petroleum.
Quiet and heavy; crude s.(a,sic; rehned
l4ital4ic Cotee-Duil and unchanged.
Whisky-Lower st 81 IL.
CHICAGO. April l4.-Plour- Quiet ssd
unchanged Nbeat-Unsettled and low.
er. No. 2Chicago spring 81 Oh spot; 81 0i
seller NAYS 05t seller Junei No S9oic;
rejected Sic. Corn-In fair demand but
NJ lower rates; No. 2 mixed 45!c spfi
47lc seller June; 473l946c seller May
Oai.-weaker; No. 2 3oc sPos; &c se!'e'
May. Bariey-Firn and uncbaaged'
Rye-Frm and unchanged Pofk-
Demand tair and prices higher; t2z 2atej
22 sc spo,; 81 s2t922 IS seller Nay
So 6oS,22 s7I seller June. Lard-Ac'
| live; sis 10 spot; Sl5 SS@ls 10 selief
May; sIs 6otais s2i seller june: BoiE
Mests-FRm and unchanged- whisky
Nominal Al 81 "a.
PiruBussH, April l4.-Pg lrOn-
Primer; No. foandry - ~eZs W;
No. 2 So o az %; gray forge szi W
GA 90
pHrLlpKLrBIA. April lI.-Wooi-
Quiet and prices nominai Ihe suPpiy
| is light. but sufficient iof All demands uhn'
the receip, Of the nsw clip
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New OrIcaMS Races.

NEW ORLEANS, April 14-The fol-
lowing pools were sold tonight on the
race to be run Tomorrow Hurdle race
-Vandal, Jr., $l20; Col. Neligan, $45;
Port Leonard, S25; Asberahel $40
Second race, Pickwick Mediator,
$3.50; Harry Hill, sll0; Harry Edwards,
$75. Third race two miles-Sam Har-
per, $40; Verdigris, S25; Falmouth, $40;
Kilburn, Sl7; Pompey's Pillar, So.
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sRnunlv Of silver.

WAsHISaroS, April 1.-THE Treas
ury Department has purchased tvo
months supply OF silver billion at the
low rates which prevailed few weeks
ago, the average price paid, having
been about three cents premium less than
the present market rate. This stock,
together with the bullion fund will, it i
believed, be sufficient for coinage until
the annual statement 81 themints Is made,
which will be in June.
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OHIO CITY IRON AND NAIL COM.
PANY.


The indications arc that the Ohio City
Nail Works will resume at an early day,
either by an arrangement of the present
company with the creditors or By the
organization Of new company. A full
report OF the proceedings of meeting
of the stockholders and creditors held on
yesterday will be found in an
other column. While it is q
misfortune that the company should
have become embarrassed, yet it is Il
matter of congratulation that its tinan'
cial condition Is not so bad as at first sup
posed, and shows at this early date signs
of recuperation that are surprising.
These facts, together with the COM
mendsble enterprise cf the Benwood
Works, demonstrate the fact that Wheel
ing is live city, and her business is es-
tablished on firm basis.
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Incendiary. Fire.

MEcHAN1csBURa, Pa, April 14.-An
incendiary fire broke out here this even
ing in the American House stable, de-
stroying it together with Falton's, d.
w. Eberly's and Mrs. Ksufman's stables,
Johnson's row of iour brick houses,
Levi Merkle's stable and residence, n
three story brick, Mrs. Saddler's and Jas.
Lango's stables, school house and four
other dwellings. Several other
buildings were Oh fire, including the
American House and ODD Fellows Hail.
but were saved. Loss $4,000.
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FrcEc Nca =.

PARIS, April l4.-M. L4sesr, Repub
lican has been elected TO ths Senate by
Isle De laRennion.
A heavy snow storm has preVaIie
throughou France. Snow was unu-ua'I
deco at Bordeaux and aarseilles.
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FOREIGN.
The RnbY QuesiiOn.

MONTREAL, April l4.-Tte baby
farming business as carried on in this
city, is attracting considerable attention.
The Board of Health held meeting and
discussed the subject. 1t was shown that
out of nine hundred and nineteen babies
received at the Grey Run Hospital last
year, only eighty-eight survived.
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LAwRRxcE, April l4.-At noon to day
about one hundred feet Of dam across
Kansas river, IN the city. gave way,
which, in passing down, carried down
one OF the piers of The bridge, letting
two spans of the bridge into the river
The damage done to the dam and bridge
10 about $1,000.
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u..,,nx or R.alro.a M...xer~.

Nrw YORK, April l4.-Willism h
Vanderbilt, says there will be q meeting
of the managers OF the several ra;irosd
companies 90 Thursday next, and that
nothing OF Importance will be done 70
ward chan ging the rates Of freight until
after that meeting, which promises 70 b
q lively one.
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Ayers CathartIc fIIJS

For all thr purposes Of q Family "ys" |,
Indigestion. koui btomac.., A. cat.
Headache, Erysipelas, lha .aa.
tism, Eruptions aud SKIN Disease.
Biltousness, Dropsy, Tumors,
Worms, Neuralgin: as - Din-
Nor Pun, for purifying the blood.
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LINCOLN has monument, erected by
the cslored people. Suppose the white
folks try to get up one to the memory OF
WASHINGTON. Maybe Congress will
appropriate something to help it along.
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For the past week aggregate......l,6 ,6l6 hi
AscOmDarel with cOrresDOnling
"a Drop OF Joy I'm Every Word"
FLEMINGToS,
sboN @'. -
June 26, 1874.


June 26, 1874.
DR.. Il V. PIERCE, Buffalo, n. Y:
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YOU and your Golden Medical discovery
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face. procured your Golden Medical
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have taken six bottles, ard to-day am
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YOU and your wonderful medicines, IS the
humble prayer Of
Yours truly,
JAMES d. BELLS.
When medicine will promptly cure
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iul virlues2 DR.. Pierce does not wish to
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the catalogue of quack patent uostrums
by recommending it TO cure every dis
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what he does claim is this, that there is
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not recommend his Discovery for that
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ElGHr persons have become insane
from the effect OF religious excitement
since Moody and SANKEY began their
work in New York.
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south CarOIina's Delegation I'm
pledged.

WAsHINGToN, April IA dispatch
from Columbia, S. G.. to Senator Nor
ton, signed By ex.Congressmsn Elliott,
says: "The delegates to the Cincinnati
Convention are controlled by no man
and have expressed no preference"
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TuE LINCOLN monument was un-
vsilel yesterday in Washington, The
ceremonies were appropriate to the oc-
caslOn.
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Col. R. T. HARVEY of Huntington is
.o,re,tsd by correspondent as suita-
hs cybernatorral candidate tor Cover
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Are III" mo-
effective n,ri
eongcninl pur.
gatiyc c,crd dis
covered. They
nrc mid, lmt
eTe ctual In
their opern
tton. moving
the bo wells
surely and
without pain.
Although 2eD-
tlc In their ~
crufiou the
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Insa ity tie Resuit sf Hsedys
work.

NEW YoEE, APrill4.-Franz Rochall,
8 tobacco n,erchsnt hiss become insane.
making the ighth case Of insanity brought
to the ..Toombs from the Hippodrone
since Moody and Sanksy begun their
ministration there.
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SAN FsAscIsco. April l4-Tbe Dem.
ocrstic State Central COMMITTEES have
fixed Nay 2Ish o. the day for holding
the State Conyenticn.
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A GREAT OFFER, E1EAss E0EAss

s,ses soss; 81 ~ s.s sIpssS S:@nSs Hss & oaaAss
an Hrrt-class makers, including Waters, st
Extremeiy Lew Prices Tor cash. during
this month, or part eash, and balance In
smaii monthly payments. The same % let.
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As THE Republicans seem to be at a
loss for guberlatorial timber, might not
Col. TON SWANS war record make him
suitable >:,rl"l bearer for the Bloody
Flag party
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Boy D. W. VOORHEES,, the "tall
,vc.mo-e' of Indiana, is looming up for
bo I;overnorshp in that State.