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ten 5ur Musluabl, mas Mns 9roBe Wprtbelle 9elpaqrt.
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Biloerlaoen sefautt mebr toien niiroe ais Der prels
bes 5bees betrast. Dele Gbromos fino elm Uelbsnf
fir nniere Runoen.
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Der Oasf elmer Tamilie.-S& nns
utstue Grau fassn Sbnen ben srS6tsn Dant fiji,
DR.. IN suf aSnts's 1%ambursu
Trspfen, f9reibt berr Sobn vutt, Genera,
SQ.. bsnn bisielben taben uns Srobe Dsenlts
tspisisn. @ir Ialsu bic GrOpfsn ui&t msb'
auSseben.
, 1877-07-02

SD bin "a SABRE alt unt mar 70 Iranf. baB
tH teine Speile r1epr Dertrasen fpunte, fHyeibi
PER- Wtttr 9lemens, Qittle Orleans, Mb. Sd
nab1 DR.. MusuR 8Snte's 1ambur.
ser 3rsffeu unb bin nun tpteber nt1t rnI
gang 9ersefsat, iouberu fRble MID VEL sraftt'
Ier all frGber.
, 1877-07-02

perr Sssif In Omansaso 1tu. NiFv ttsIs
uns nit. Sd lit felt swst Sabrsn an sintt
tSsartissn gls@ts, bic allen Mittsln 'ripsritane.
Da eebrau&ts i@ msbrere We9sn lang DIR.
Mu8uR 3Snts'S 8Snis's pambxr-
ser Eropfen mad 0orl4rift unb pures
son bteltm bSsartissn 0eipsn peafansts sebeilt.
, 1877-07-02

Sd Bin pietsr better ais i'd fe ertpartete IL
rerben, ldreibt phil. &pR, Salempiae, Wtse.,
bant DR.. Musuf 8SmtS's p ambursss
E~rppfen. Sd lit LANCE an 9erstlepfsn uns
los apet gler3te ~ &atbe, cbne pab Id Ginber.
aas ssbielt. SD sntl1lpb mid, bic pambur'
ger 1ropfen bee DR.. Musui 8onis ~ esbrau.
DEN. @ott our Gbre unb DR.. Musuff 3SntaI
hamburger Erppfen gum &ubme mub Id "a
gen, bab mir bisislbsn nastas Gslunbbstt vie
6eroaben.
, 1877-07-02

per Gtas. 1auptman, Silver pcint 81. s.,
be3eust ME fpIst. sd lit felt a6t Wu6en an
91wdhe unb &opfI@meraen, tur@ l1npsrbau.
Iiaisit bsrDsrssbra$i. Hur@ ben @.brau9
tpeit berseieat, bab Id rastnen alien 9el@af.
~tisunsen tpieber natseben fanu. Sd fam ba'
ttr bitle Nsbiaiu Iaen betsns empfsblen."
, 1877-07-02

@eseu 6autiranfbeiten unb aue tnrstnts-
leiten. tpelHe Serbprbenent 8lut tntlprinsea,
Gne DR.. Mneut RSnte's 6amburger
stn gang ause3ei1netts Wittsl,
benn fe finb be befen B%lutreiniser. @s
6err Sobu &eurss BubeniSas In e.
uaput, 50.
, 1877-07-02

S6ufe.
ct, Clemens San, GIitcct gffp, Me.

Sn Gotse Der Strengthening iiaO tlnf gldse often.
Wan beuerbe iid iofprt parrln. Die Drapuirten
lteben bod. Mur erier &laic 9nabe1 iperoe9 anT9e'
notnm.n. Bier 0ourle: Glalliid, Siberal, Wi!len.
i1aittih nno Gomlnerjien. Mar idide ein, Yriei
m rife an Die Oirectnren iiir ben 9e~csnnials6atalo8.
@1MR!ioi ,bo,fa
, 1877-07-02

Gtu sutes MitteI sessn GolH unb 2eitfdmer'
iinb DR.. Mueaf 8Snts's pam6ur.
ser Irspftn. f@reibt 3err Mi6ael Msil
Wiibawasa, Snb~ bsnu b~isleIben bslfsn aussn'
tItdIi@.
, 1877-07-02

Hto Mcno College Masun, Ga,
beu "a. Uebruar, 1876.
...... DR.. Musut ABnfs's 9am.
burger E~rppfen fnb BON ansseseitneter
Wirtuul unb besbalb rateau unentbebrlt4 far
mid. Rss. Batter s.. s. Nshnaann.
, 1877-07-02
300 8ianos uub Sraeln.

neu nno aus 3petter Samc, pon Tabrifanten er,
tier alaffe, weroen gu nleori8erea prcilen fur9a alb ooer
abl9la9s.3ablun9en, ooer TIr Wtietbe in Staot nno
aano. pabreno oieier barten 3eiten uno Der Jeierta8e
ourt Sorace aSaters u. Con, 46l Srparmap,
,%purben. Mssnten perlanst UNI NSater's neue Gcale
|ianoS unc Goneert.S rseln su uersaufen. 5uu'
ltrlrte Gatalo8e per 4,oit %perlanot. Cute 4eoinsunsen
Tiir ben banoe!. Sin GROCER Disconto fir aebrer,
Uelltlihe, &irben, Go9en. Sdaten &C. 44B25nos
, 1877-07-02
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1T man einen san;en
!. t. Dtcrr. Neid sbnnpiitaOt 8ollo,

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TT, Dlterr. &ei6s Danptitaot 8olo,
ioelae 9ouOs an pier3tebunaen iebesSabr
10 LANCE @ntbeil mehmen. bis ieoer ~ein;elre Somo 9eio'
gen piro. Sober Bonn nuB nit etnem Der folaem'
ben Seipim.e ae3osen toerOen, 'poiu iebsr sinsslns
Bomb bere6tist lit;
4gpnos q II. 200, 900 500, 900 GuIben,
2Bonns "a 4. $4,000 - 100. 600 Dnloen,
2Yonos a 4. 30,0OO - 60, 1000 8uloen,
4Youos % Il. 10000 - 40, 200 Uuloen.
20 bombs q 4. 1000 20 1000 GuIocn,
As Bpubs q 4. 400 19, 200 Dulnen,
1920 8oubs q Il, 1870 - 6l3. 900 Guloen,
Salapumen $500 Sones i'm getrass BON
1.652.6OO 0ulben.
Sober
I. t. Dlterr. Hei1Sbauptita0t 8Dn6,
ipsIaer teilsm 6auptaetpinm matt. muB cine pramis
bon minbefens II. 1870 ooer $40 s%epinnen.
Dienddte 3tebun9ift a
2. gull 1877.
Sober Bomb. wsI@sr oOr o Der IN 2tsn SuIi
bel uns nit SIS
0etanft ,piro. 1T gum saM,en @epitne bersntist.
miro.
Wsi prpres aus BEN Snlanoe seniist bic GinIen.
buns bon So in reaiitrirten Yriefen. un sinsn fol.
gen Sone. fd,on FUR bic nddhe 3iebuns am ..
Dian absrsi IRE wesen Mntanf bon Bombs, GirsuIa.
rem uno ieoer naberen Nnstunft an Die
International Banking Co.,
Chatham gauare (Banfsebduee), Rep Mprs.
az seoti,-Dis ausemelnen 9~otterie. Uelese une
Der barauf beiislibe iinaite GonsreS. Be5&ius bat,
laut elmer rihtsrliden Gntiheiouna. auf Die BON uns
osrrtanften enropall@sn 4taats prdmien . Bombs
lsine Nntpenouns.
1S1sian M. &AoIef. Hr6fbent.
c~s proben tHr assnten. Ladies', Com
1SIkt binatiOn Needle.BOOk, M
9bromos. Wtan idide einen Stamp.
Dl2mi1 q. y. @tud. Jew Beoforo. Wtai
IS bis 500 per Sag III Samie
, 1877-07-02

IS bis 500 per Sag III @auit
YebinsunSen frei. Morefe:
Sslnul q. Ettnfon Y. Co., portlano. Me
, 1877-07-02

Wor Dem g hmur9erih In
q eihenbers fano am ON %. Wai Die
SdIu6usrhunclunaen sessu ben oes Strbre.
hens hes 1oottdla9es an9etlastcn
Sdauipiels bee b%ortiseu Ebeaters @sore
W,Qfibr Gus 9annouer fiatt. Das Subs
frat Der Iuilaac b,lcet foleenber Satoer
halt: 4ls ON 10. Sanuar B. &c., Nbenos
mad Beenoi9un9 Der EbeaterporfeGuns. Der
Shauipielsr Miufiihr init Der Shanipielerin
Nlpine @ieoemanu Nad, Sauie cling, fol8
ten ihueu brei iuuge 8u,ihsn, barunter Elm
Biltba uerlebrliuo @nlno Mariidta, bob.
neno unb ihimpisnb burh meb-ere StraBen
uub iht'ebli y botUi ariihfa Dem @iQfibr au
outer aset nod elm paar Obrieisen on.
Durh ostle Sobnz uno Sdimpfreben bee
Wariidta auf9eregt. RIG WiIfibr bon einem
3aune etne 20 te los uub perieete bau,it Dem
nit benz @ethte se9en ibn gstebrteu 8ufau
Dtar,itfa einen Sdloa. in 6olse befen Der.
islbe iofort risberftiirSts uno nod in berfelben
hiaht o,ri hiso. Die @erihtsdr3te be,eids
ueten auf @ruro Der uorsenommenen 2eihen
itGu bic 3ertrlimmerAng hes 9doelfnode1e
unO Die namit o%erbunoene j3ertriiu merurg
Der @ehirnmafie ole ole ein3,se Eooesuriade.
Die @ei1pormn oerne,nten bic anf Tobt.
idlng gerihtete Nrage einbeuis, beiabten Dos
asseil bic auf uebe,trstnng gesen Die forper'
lihe Sideraeit yeSuQ nehmeube guentual:
fra9e, Nuf @runo oieies Seroicte8 muro,
Wiuiiibr pom Dem Ssrbrehen bsS Sobt
idlases freissiprodsn, oasessn megen oe1
%erwahnten uebertrstnng Al ftren9em arreft,
in Der Daner BON bier Monaten oernrtb lit
Wi(fHbr trait bteie Strafe iofort on.
, 1877-07-02

O. O. + s. fir 9lsenten II unieren 3epn neuen
sp W Gbp Nouelties, aeraoe in ben Wtarft
sehra6t. Niar, brau6t lie in iebem 6auie, Mtuiter
uno Girculare ftsi per Bolt o%erIauet...
49Y27ap. j. .. @btfe u. 60, Nelpdrf, 81. s
, 1877-07-02

0Inentpn Gine ppnfdnctse @efbid,tc ppn
<tytHl11i' Nenniplpanien. oon Der erlen Mit.
Wer(nunt %iieoluns bis auf beute. Bon 98m. W.
SeIlullYl. Gotnel. L. L D.. %abeBu 900 sroBe
Ottaos 9 eiten. 1leber IS SnuItrationen. &sine ppl=
StGnoi9e 6ejfibte unIeres Staates lit lett einem ball
ben Sabrbunbert perDffentlidt worben. Iaenten ,per-
ben BEL Ginfibruns oieies prd6tieen 9Berfes ber5li6
ipinfoinmen aebeiBen iueroen. Cine ieltsne Gele9ens
belt. 98ir u%erlan9en Isenten in ieoem 9oipnibip
Sbreibt iofort nm ooae @ir3elnbeiten uno Nuspab
bes Serritpriums. NbreIle: Quaker City Pub
fishing Co.. mp. 2O4 lib Gffts CTR. y
labelpbfd. 4gB 1bm
az O. a I = fir 9lsetten n r~nieren 3epn neuen
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-09
What Gotham Thinks oft.

New YORK, February THE deci-
sion of the Electoral Commission in the
case of Florida is the subject of the
leaders to-day in the several journals.
The Tribune says: The decision is q
great victory for the friends OF Governor
Hayes, masked, however, in such a way
that the Democrats feign to regard 1t as
not quite crushing defeat Of Governor
Tildeu.
1imes-The only thing which remains
for the Commission to decide is which
certificate contained the votes of those
electors whom the State of Florida. and
on the face of the contents of the certif.
Gates, there is hardly room for
any doubt as to what the decision will
be- The decision of the Commission
TO consider the eligibility of Humphreys
does not seem of any Importance in the
Florida case. Gifts force rs q precedent
it is too soon to judge.
Herald-ln the immediate eagerness
to know the practical consequence of any
decision in thiss, case. opinions OF that
consequence are reached by very hasty
processes, and opinions of this sort con-
template this judgment rs point
gained for the Republican candi-
dates, and We hear, consequent.
", of the Encouragement OF the
Democrats. 1t is not certain that the
decision given, viewed in all its possible
applications, will be advantageous to
HAYES.
The Sun-The evidence to be consid-
cred was described by Mr.. Ferry in
transmitting it as documents purport-
ing to be the electoral Certificates, objec-
tions made thereto in joint session, and
accompan wing papers. The proceedings
of the Canvsssing Board cannot be in
quired into.
The World: Whatever the result may
be in the case, the public will hardly
adopt the conclusion that the Commits
sion is lncapacitated from considering
facts and testimony taken by the conven.
tion of the two houses. or that it Is shut
of from the methods of inquiry prac-
ticed on all former occasio; when any
inquiry was necessary, to such degree
that it can avail itself of no information
except such as may be filtered through
the President Of the Senate. Nothing
can be clearer than that it is the duty of
the Commission to find out not who has
got certificates, but who was duly sp
pointed, nor can it be disguised that the
rumor that the Judges of the Supreme
Court on this occasion have deciued ac-
cording to party convictions, has awak-
ened some surprise, alarm and distrust
IN the public mind.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-09
THE Senate Committee, in vain

THE Senate Committee, in = vain
effort to find Democratic elector who
Is ineligible, has invaded the sacred
Democratic soil of West Virgins, and
penetrating the heart of Democracy in
this State, has singled out the Third
District elector, Mr.. PEYsER, as the OBJ
iect of thor suspicion. Mr.. PEYsER, for
the simple reason of bearing the name of
parents born in Poland, is suspected OF
being of Polish birth, and with the
hope that he, is not and has
never been naturalized, they have
dragged him down to Washington to
testify. Mr.. Peyser will set them right
on that point, however, as he was born
in the Empire State, and they cannot
90 back on his nativity. If Mr.. Peyser
had been born in Louisiana instead of
New York, they might have made him
out an alien, as the Republicans have q
convenient way of counting the Southern
States out and in the URion just as their
purposes require.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-09

The bitter Senatorial contest IN Geor-
gis resulted in the revival of the story Of
the encounter between HILL and YAM
CEr, the fire-ester, in secret session of
the Confederate Senate. During II heated
debate, HILL called YANCEY liar,
wherelpou the latter sprang forward to
strike HILL who caught him and threw
him violently over desk. In the fall
his spine was injured, and he lay uncon-
scious on the floor, with blood oozing
from his lips. He was taken away, and
tie members tried to keep the matter
secret, and did prevent 1t from being
known for six months. YANCEY never
recovered; he dropped from day to day,
became hopeless, listless and vacant, and
anslly died.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-09
HALT,

The last report OF the Auditor shows
hat the State is now in deb. TO the
school fund and TO the banks in the sum
Of ofseventy thousand dollars, Which VIII
Necessitste either an increase Of taxation,
ors reduction in usual appropriations.
In addition to this seventy thousand dol
.srs now due from the State, the last Leg
stature made an appropriation of twenty
thousand dollars opay debt in the same
direction, but owing to lack of funds in
the treasury this debt has not
deem liquidsted, and in addition
70 the $4,000 borrowed this year, max
ing a debt OF 100000. There is also
smother deficit of about $l1, 900, as will
be seen from the Auditors report OF
lSii which has not been made up, leav-
ins, total debt of something over
100000, which the state has TO meet at
once. We must raise a revenue TO carry
on cur state government, and Tor all or.
clAsry expenses, and when adding to
'1is the amount to be raised 10 eXtinguish
our outstanding Indebtedness, we will
tad that the state tax for the ensuing
year mus; lie higher than it has hitherto
'eeo. TINS is peculiarly unfortunate
owing 10 the stringency OF the times and
'he taxpayers are grumbling about the
'l'ihen OF taxation when property is
Welding little or no income.
But in addition TO sll this, when we
'emember that under the present bill
"'s 'em1vsl of the Capital, in the event
" lie passage the sum OF 100000 is to be
appended at the outset, in conducting
s'ec'ons for permanent location, it
|'sa: be well enough for the members
" 'ne Legislature TO call halt and COM
''sace making some calculations. 1t
NAY oe necessary to make calculation
10 what rate of taxation shall
A&ed in order to raise rev.
'"-~ 10 Cx.insuish our present
"-eO'edness and meet the ordinary
@PeA'eS OF the State government for
-' AeAl Two years. And then it would
' we'll enough to make an estimate of
1e probable cost of purchasing grounds,
"ee''hg public buildings and all expenses
,1''aehtal to starting the State machinery
work at the permanent seat. These
.'e all matters of vital importance TO the
A payers OF the State, and they are
'nanding to know the cost of all new
.'s'p'lses before embarking in them.
Ae wise king before building his CITY
.OUn'eth the cost thereof; therefore we
Ay 70 the members of the Legislature
you have gone too far to retrsce
your 'sepe, haiti
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-09

4 SAFETY stove that is expected not
70 set fire to tia cars in case OF accident,
has II, length been invented. The stove
stands on a water taEk with perforated
,op. The bed-plate is perforated with
aper,ures which are closed by valves,
which fit into the d.plste like an ordi-
nary stove griddle or cover; their own
weight retains them in position when the
car is upright, and they fall out instantly
when the car is upset, the water rushing
oa, instantly, submerging the fire.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-09
HOUSE.

Soon after business WAS begun in the
House to-day, Mr.. Hale rose to privi-
legged question, and read letter addressed
70 him from j. Madison Wells and ThOs
Z. Anderson, stating that they were con.
fined in a damp, dark dungeon Of the
cellar OF the Capitol. That yesterday,
by order of the speaker. they had been
transferred TO a much better room and
they had been brought back TO the cell
by order OF The Sergesnt-at-arms; that
on account OF the bad air in the cell one
of them, Wells, was now on q sick bed.
Mr.. Haze said his attention had been
called 10 the matter by this letter. He
had gone 10 the cell IN which the pris-
oners were confined and found It a damp.
dark room, INTO which glesm OF sun
light could never penetrate, and
which had 10 be Illuminated by ga. The
air was poisonous, and one If the prison
ers, an old man over 10 years Of age.
laid on his bed of sickness. IL was iriam.
Gus 10 keep them in such room, and
ne offered q resolution directing the ser
geant-st arms 20 remove tbe prisoners 10
: well lighted and we'll ventilated room,
where their health may not he endsn
gered
Mr Cox said It was IN the same cell
that Republican Congre-s mad inc.r.
ceraied Stewart and IRWIN. The prs
oners wers con 1ned IA ihe
close custody Of the sergeau,-at.
arms, but they could r.lesse
themselves By simply purging themselves
of contempt Of the House and answering
questions which they bad refused 70
snsVer.
Mr.. McCrsry inquired whs! questions
they hsd refused 20 answer.
Mr.. Cox said they had refused 10 pro
duce certain paper.
Mr.. McCrsry--Tbey Ars confined for
not producing what Sss not IN their
possession.
Mr. Cox said The House had already
disposed o. that question, and TIA; the
reso ution wa, in his judgrnsbt, . re.
prosch on the Sergeantat-Arms. The
witness hsi amply been treated ~ Other
xitnessAs had been.
Mr. VI son spoke in favor of the res
oluiIDn, SID sisted that alter frequent
iruitless attempts 10 see Nitnsss be
hsd .ucceeded in 20 doing only
BY Al ORDER from the Speaker when be
did su-ceed. He found the Witnesses 10
. small, Ill.yeniilstsd cell He could no;
sscspe the impression that the oitieer 10
the Sergest a. Arms Office DID not wish
The prisoners 20 Be well treated Hf
bono,ed the Speaker for bis honest enort'
to relieve their sunsrings. IL ~as alb
horsnt TO tbs feelings Of the Americsn
people that the House should tresi siih
"a d cruelty 81 old man oves
seventy years Of age because he Strsi aT
l0r xhsi be kEes wss right
The Speaker sAic that tbs witnesses
we're not In hls charge, bat ~ be had
charge Of the rooms in the Capitol, be
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-09
Senator Cameron sued for breach Of
Promise.

WAsHIsGToS, February s.--A stste-
ment was published here this stternoon
that Mrs. Mary 5. Oliver had entered
suit 10 day against Hon. Simon Cameron
for breach OF promise OF marriage year
sgo. laying Der damages az $4,000.
she is about thirty five or forty years Of
age, and u sad n oe WIDOW from
Pennsy!vanis She is employed in the
Treasury department The frieods Of
the Senator were very much surprised IN
see this statement snd are not mciIosd
10 believe .hs: be hss conducted himself
in g way to justify such legal proceeds z.
If there we're DO other reasons. he ~
nearly 7s years Of age.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-09

THE WEEKLY REGISTER containing
al the news of the week is now ready at
The REGISTER counting room. A liberal
-sducticn will be made to members of
the Legislature who wish to send several
copies or mere to cnstituents. 1t con-
.sins iull and accurate proceedings Of
b,,b branches fer the week.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-09
brooklyn Relief Fund.

NEW YORK, February s.-Sheridsn
Shook, proprietor OF the Union Square
theatre, has forwarded TO the treasurer
OF the funds for the relief OF the sufferers
5y the burning OF the Brooklyn theatre,
his check for $4,000, IS per cent. of the
sum realized BY the benefit ST the thea
tres of this city. The remainder OF the
money is to be divided between The fAmi-
lies of Murdock and Burroughs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-09
Alleged Ineligible West SiTEinia
EIerioF.

WnnrSGTox, February 7.-Aiberi
Peyser. the alleged ineligible electr
from Wet Virgins, arrived here tbi-
morning. IN obedience 70 snbpsns fro'f
the Senate Comm ttee on Privileges an
Elections. /, Is claimed tnst Nj. Pey-
ssr i . native Of PolAEd and has never
been naturslIzed a q citizen o. this
country. Several witnesses have been
.ubpsoasd 70 tsstify 10 the case. Peyssr
claims 10 Be native Of New York stats.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-09
The Queens speech.

Her Majesty says: The host.lities
which before the last session of Parlia.
ment had broken out between Turkey
on the o.c hand ana Servla on the other.
engaged nay most serious attention, and
1 anxiousiy waited for an opportunity
when my good offices, together with
those OF my allies might be useiully inter-
posed This opportunity presented itself
BY the solicitation of the service for our
mediation, the offer OF which was eater
taned BY the Porte. While proceed
ing to act in this mediation, she thought
it right, after inquiry into the facts, to
den0unce TO the Porte the excesses COM
mitted in Bulgaria, and express her re-
probation Of their preparation. Shs
saws her object has bein 10 maintsin the
peace Of Europe, and bring about better
government in the disturbed provinces
without. infringing upon the indepen-
dence and integrity OF the Ottoman EN-
pires. Her Majesty regrets that the pro-
posals have not been accepted
by the Porte, but the result OF the con-
ference has been 10 show the existence
OF general agreement among European
powers which cannot fail to have q
material effect upon the condition and
government Of Turkey. She trusts that
the armistice yet uneXpired Will lead TO
the conclusion OF peace. She has acted
in cordial cooperation with he! allies
with whom, MS with other foreign powers,
her relations continue friendly. The
papers on these subjects will be LAID
before Parliament. Her Majesty slludes
to her assumption Of the imperial title
At Delhi, which was welcomed with pro.
fessions OF affection, snd to the famine in
Indis, to arrest which every resource will
be employed. The remainder Of the
speech is devoted 10 home matters.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-09
New Jersey Life Insurance Com
many.

TRENTON, February s. The argu.
ment in the case OF the New Jersey Mu-
tusl Life Insurance company, before the
chancellor is closed. The chancellor has
decided to grant sn injusction restrain.
ing all transfers and appointing rsceiv-
ar. The receiver will probably be eI.
Governor Parker.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-09

HISTORY repeats itself. HENRY WAT
ryesos who was born in Washington
while his father was q member Of Cen
,rsss has had son born TO him there
r,tar similar circumstances.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-09

OLp fools are the biggest. SIMON
CAMEBoS is IS years old, yet he has been
flirting with lady in the Treasury De-
partmsnt, and Is compensation for
blasted hopes she wants old "Winne-
bago' to shell out hfty thousand. The
old firt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-09

FIFTY thousand workmen engaged IN
silk manufacture at Lyons, in France
have been thrown out of employment.
Their condition is SO pitiable as to
prompt the authorities to appeal to the
government for aid which is bestowed
upon them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-09

Nx. EvARrs is said to be put out be-
c.u.e the Republican papers are express
90, more admiration for the vsssal
Wy1Ls than for him.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-09

No NATTER how the Electoral Com
mission may decide the disputed Presi-
deacv the partizsn position taken by
the Supreme Judges must attach the
stigma of disgrace TO them for all time,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-09

WHEN WELLS was on the witness
stand bullying the committee, he had
nj, pockets full of pistols and bowie
hives The old bull-dozer.