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The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-25

LAHAINA LooKIaG UP AS PoRT.-The schooner
Aurora, from Port Gamble, loaded with lumber for
the Lahana Store, is now discharging cargo. The
bark Ocean Gem, from Sydney, discharged last
week cargo of coal al that port; and as the whal-
ing bark Osmanli recruited there this Spring, and
as several whale ships expected there in the
Fall, We may truly say that the late deserted port
of Lahaina is looking up, and her quiet streets may
ne busy apain as Ia the olden time
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-25
NEW BOOKS.
Just received Elk Bonanza. {"

mr. AWS0N'S TRAVELS IN NEW GUINEA,
IA tWallace's Malay Archipelago, new edition.
Miss Birds Hawaiian Archipelago,
Soame's Treatise on Manufacture of Sugar,
Hears Manufacture Of Sugar and Cane Planting,
Bnrgh on Sugar Mills and Sugar Manufacture,
GIL 90 the Clarihcaton Of Cane Juice,
GIL on Refining Sugar,
Wray's Practical Sugar Planter,
Church of England Hymnal tunes and hymns)
Church Of England Prayer Books
Lieut. Sprys Cruise of the Challenger"
Lallier's Postage Stamp Album,
Muliready's Postage Stamp Album,
efT 2m HI. M. WHITNEY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-25

"KMAUEA WATER."-The interchangeable COM
FOUNDER of Magic Cream" has lately returned
from the island of Hawaii aud the volcano, and
under tine Inspirations drawn from that abode OF
the fiery goddess, he has got up preparation
which be styles Kilauea Water" and which, if it
possesses 1.-THE Of the potency of the fluid in
which Madame Peie takes her daily bath, We will
guarantee to KNOCK spots" out OF anything TO
which it may be applied.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-25
Public Notice.

A LII PERSONS HOLDING LEASES OF
Lands parcels of Lands, House Lots the property
OF IL. H. r. Keelikoan. wheresoever the stu
ted on these Islands, hereby notified and required
Promptly all rents. when due, the undersigned
his Office In Raakupua, Honolulu Oahu; and failure TO
comply with the terms of this notice for the of four
teen days after such become due will operate
forfeiture of the lease.
All persons whatsoever who may heretofore have been
appointed Land Agents Lunas by His late Royal
Hghness w. p Leleohoku, hereby notified that their
several app )intments revoked.
SIMON KALOA KAAI,
Business Agent of Her Highness r. KeelIkolanL
Honolulu, June 10, 1871 $40 2m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-25
Employment Wanted.

TWNHE UNDERSIGNED SOLICITS EMPLOY
MENr as Copyist, Writing out Accounts, Collecting,
any similar work line through tho Post Office will
meet with thankful and prompt attention.
653 81 GEORGE ii. MCCONNELL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-25
Notice to Creditors.

I'm THE MATTER or THE ESTATE OF
IL DAVID E. CURTIS, deceased.-Notice Is hereby
given 70 all creditors of the said f. curtis IN pres
ent their claims tor adjustment the undersigned All
debtors are requested TO make immediate payment to
So ats 2. Y. SQUIREs, Administrator.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-25
HONOLULU MEANTIME

FhHsts o. n. Koou for the Korth # July, 1877.
F,--sz-1s b. c-g. Eazzi1I Susiia, HarbgzsasteT.
HONOLULU MEANTIME.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
w dnted,
To Let,

TASH-BOY At THE GREA- EASTERN
" AUCTION HOUSE. Must live with parents 1t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-25

The total loss by the St. John FIRE is estimated,
nearly possible at 81 900 200 to $50 200 900. The
amounts of the different companies are under esti-
mated.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-19

The Judiciary Committe of the House
on yesterday reported House Joint Res
olution No. 6, proposing an amendment
to the Constitution of the State, which
provides that no person shall be permit
led 10 vote at any election, who shall fsi
to show, if required, that he has paid the
poll tax imposed BY the Constitution for
the suppor. OF free schools. The princi-
pls NAV be correct in the abstract, but
the proposition will never be carried
Revolutions never go backward. The
revolution in favor OF popular suffrage
NAV be checked, but never reversed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-19
kOUKCt.

The New York World, the leading
Democratic journal of the country, and
the supposed organ Of Gov. TILDEN, pays
the following high compliment in an
editorial article OF the 18th inst, to one
of our West Virginia Representatives,
The World says:
"The West Virginia Legislature, which
is now in session, will elect two United
States Senators-one 10 succeed Mr..
Price, who was appointed in place OF Mr..
Caperton, deceased, and one to succeed
Mr.. Henry G. Davis, whose term expires
on the Sd of March. Price and Davis, it
is understood, both desire to be their
own successors, but there are numerous
other aspirants for the seats. Mr.. Price
has been in the Senate only short time,
but Mr.. Davis is closing up full term OF
six years, during which he has served
bis State and the country well, and made
up a good record" by the able and con-
scientious discharge of his duties. He is
known TO his colleagues as essentially
business man." with q bead full OF keen,
hard, practical common sense. BY his
right-mindedness and his intelligence be
has won the respect and confidence Of all
with whom he has come in contact, and
few mea in the Senate vie more
influence in quiet, unobstrusive
way. West Virginia has never had 3
representative in Congress so faithful to
her own best Interests or so useful 70 the
country, rs Mr.. Davis. 1T is no time
TO swap horses while we are crossing the
stream" West Virginia should certain
ly return Mr.. Davis. Under 3 Demo
cratic Administration he will act for her
in the Senate with 3 weight OF authority
not possible 10 be soon acquired BY any
new man"
Under Democratic administration
Wes. Virginia has always had credits-
bic representation in Congress. Al
though one OF the younges, and one OF
the smallest States, her Democratic re-
presentatives have given the State 9
standing and influence which older and
larger States may envy. We are grsii-
fed TO find their services are recognized
in such distinguished quarters
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-19
A GOOD HIT.

We netice with pleasure that IN the
tebs.ssin the House OF Representatives
A. Washington, on the 10th inst, when
the Republicans were taking extreme
State rights ground oprc,ect the infsmy
Of the Louisiana Returning Board from
Congressional scrutiny, and to ioster the
fraudulent result they arrived 3, upon
The country, and 10 force HAYES into the
Presidential chair. that our Congressman,
Colonel Wilson, propounded 10 Nj. Law
'-nce Of Ohio, who was then speaking.
This pertinent question:
M. Wilson, OF West Virginis-Will
the gentleman allow me 8 question:
Mr.. Lswrence-Centainly.
NJ. Wilson, OF West EIrginia-If
j! shall appear TO the House ths; the Re-
turning Board of Louisiana has violated
the provisions Of their State constitution
And their statutes, then does the gentle
nan say that this Congress has no power
% question their sctionl
Mr.. Lswrence-This House hss no
power to change the determination of
zoe State board IN their declaration IS 20
;ae persons duly appointed electors.
eoaSress can not set aside the determlns-
ZION Of the State board of canvsssers as
- The electors duly appointed. They are
.ae anal judges upon that subject. Their
Judgment is conclusive upon this House
.ad upon Congress. That is the posi-.
lion take.
Col. WILSON Is right. The Return
"g Board is not only bound 10 comply
With al that the Constitution of the
United States requires, but they are also
'e9uired 70 comply with the require
'Aene Of the Constitution and statutes Of
louisiana. As ps.isan and unfair As ,ha,
statute h, j: requires fair ooun, Now
1.-THE count is not fair bu. ON the con,rs.
y! Is Unfair. fraudulent and dishonest
'ao but Congress e.n look into i,1 You
NE night Col. WILSON, hit them again.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-19
OUR JUDICIAL SYSTEM.

The proposed constitutional amend
msnt changing the whole judicial system
OF the State deserves consideration
The present County Court system has
been u matter of complaint IN this State
ever since the adoption OF the Constitu-
ton of 1872. In fact that one feature
came very near defeating the Constitu-
ton, and the argument which prevailed
~ securing its ratification was that
counties had the liberty Of adopting any
other system they might see proper.
Under the old Virginia regime, the
County Court was popular with
the nsss of the people. 1t was looked
upon IS sort Of pee pies Court-a free
sud easy tribunal whero every citizen
could come in and feel perfectly at home.
Another reason of its popularity is those
days was that the best men OF the neigh
sorhood would consent 10 serve as men,
oars of the Court. These were wealthy,
intelligent gentlemen who had plenty OF
time 70 spare and asked no compensa-
,ion for their services 1t was sn honor
sble position without emoluments, and
thu. some dignity and efficiency were
connected with it. But times have
changed since theo. 1t has become q
position sought for because Of
The revenues belonging to it. Men
now want TO be Squire because
they are bot able TO earn q
living without it, and in the
scramble for 8 sea, on the County Court
bench, good men are frequently showed
out, and the court loses dignity and be-
comes = personal or psrtizan machine.
Litigation Is made expensive and un-
satisfactory. The police and fiscal affairs
of the counties are neglected, or become
subjects OF jobbing and bsrtering. Prop
erty is not safe, aud there is general
disposition to hsYe some Judicial system
whereby the ends of justice can be secured
and sound principles of law applied
in the decision of cases. This can
bsst be done in court presided over by
$ judge Of = clrcuit-s man required
20 be learned in the law. For these
and other reasoLs which are readily
suggested We hope the proposed con-
s;itutional amendment may receive from
the legislature that consideration which
il deserves.
The proposed article may be amended
in several important particulars, but
tbs, can be done when it comes mp for
amendment.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-19
WHY:

Editors OF the Register.
Why is it that the Ferguson bill for
capital removal is 80 unkind to the Third
District, Huntington, Point Pleasant,
Lewsburg and Bull Town, As not 70
name them in the prosposet vo,el
p.
In answer 10 the above inquiry We
will say that the head centre Of re-
movL j. working IN the interest Of Char.
lesion, and Charleston exclusively. He
cares nothing about the other parts
named IN the bill, or the places men,
toned in by our correspondent. He
Was shreud enough to try 70 consolidate
tho vote OF the lower part Of the State
on his pet Charleston, and divide the
votes Of the upper part o
the State among half dozer
different rival places, Zone OF which
would stand ghost Of . chance .; ~
election held under the provisions Of thil
bill. l, is merely par lianentary ball
doing trick with which the Kanawhi
giant 10 familiar.
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THE TRIPARTITE TRIBUNAL.
The bill introduced by Mr.. EDNUNl

uc Uilt iuttO2uSco W 3AA' N
on yesterday IN the Senate, as the one
agreed upon by the Joipt Committee
on counting the electoral vote, contains
substantially the features indicated in
our dispatches of yesterday morning. In
reference to canvassing the votes of the
disputed States it creates q great Ma
tional Returning Board composed of FIVE
members from the Senate, five from the
House, and FIVE from the
Supreme Court We have no means
of knowing whether this result
of the lsbors of the committee will
prove satisfactory 10 Congress or to the
country. But it strikes US as q very
impoteut conclusion, and the committee,
after its long and hard labor, has only
given birth to very Insignificant mouse.
The authority to make regulations for
counting the electoral vote is clearly
vested in Congress, and as sound gen.
ersl rule the duties of Congress should
be performed by that body or by com
mittees of its own members. Hence we
fail to see their right, or even thepropriety
OF calling in extrsneous assistance. If
i've men from each house cannot be found
to rise above partizsn views in grave
national emergency, tnen the chances
for settlement are doubtful indeed. But
of all other outside help to be called in,
the Supreme Court is the last place to
20 for it. The drawing of one Of the
Judges by lot indicates that it is expect.
ed these dlgnitaries will carry their psr.i.
zsu feelings into the tripsrtite tribunal
with them, and we can conceive of no
greater public scandal than the exhibit
of Supreme Judges as psrtizsns, dissent
ing from one another on politics'
questions. The whole thing would be
subjected to public derision and what
ever result which might be arrived at
by this tribunal would be unsatisfactory,
and would fail to commend itself to
public judgment. Being the duty OF
Congress to pass upon this grave matter
we think it weakness aud lack OF conf
dence in itself to attempt to shift the
responsibility upon coordinate branch
of the government. Let the Supreme
Judges attend TO their duties as
prescribed in the Constitution, and
let Congress attend to It's own, and the
country will be better of. For these
reasons we feel confident that the report
of the Committee will have to run the
gauntlet of q series of amendments
which will cause 1t 10 fall between the
two houses. 1t would have been better
to have had no Committee, or that the
Committee should have failed to agree
than that its plan should miscsrry.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-19
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.

At the request OF = member of the
Legislature We print the two following
resolutions of inquiry touching the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. On Thur
day, -.
Mr.. Furguson introduced resolution
ins,ructing the Judiciary Com miitee 70
INQUIRE, when i, shall have been ap-
pointed, INTO the eIpedisncy Of revising &
aud amending the charter OF the Chess-
peske and Ohio railroad.
On Tuesday of this week, Mr.. Spur
lock introduced . resolution instructing
the judiciary Committee TO ascertain
what legislation Is necessary TO compel
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
p.ny TO complete It's line Of railway TO
the Big Sandy river, in sccorda ce With
the terms Of is charter. and regulating &
the rates for passengers and .freights over
its line.
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are bound BY the ihishsts duty in suoh
case TO let no bliss or party feeling stand
in he way Of . just, equal and grscstul
measure for extrioating the question from
the smbarraasments that at present. sur.
round It. In O. clusion. We respectfully
beg leave 20 impress upon Cong
ress the necessity Of q speedy
determination on this subject.
1t is impossible to estimate the matsrial
loss the country daily sustaips from the
existing state ofuncertainty. Of II directly
and powerfully tends 70 unssttls and
pArahze business, TO weaken public and
private credits, and 70 create appeshsa-
sions in the minds of the people that dis
turbs the peaceful tenor OF their Ways
and happiness. Idoes far more; II tsnds
70 bring republican institutions into dis
credit and TO create doubts OF the success
OF our form Of government and Of the
perpetuity Of the republic All conaid-
Grafton Of interest. Of patriotism and
justice unite in dem Anding OF the Law
making power measure that will bring
peace and prosperity TO the country
and show that our republican institutions
are equal 10 any emergency; and
In this connection xe cannot refrain
from IN expression o. our satisfac.
tion that your committee, composed OF
an equal number Of the opposing parties
have fortunately been able 70 do what
has been attempted IN vain heretofore,
almost unanimously. on the plan Con.
sidered by them ali to be Just, wise and
efficient. We accordingly recommend
the proposed act " the patriotic and just
judgment Of Congress. ~,
The report is signed BY oil the msm-
bers OF the committee except Senator
Morton. ...a,
AsW the Plan % Reeslvsa.
WARRINGTON, ID. O.. January IA
The plan fer counting the electoral vote
meets with some opposition in the Son
ate, but there 10 . general belief thai Il
will receive . handsome majority when
. vote 10 reached.
The Democratic members Of the House
held caucus to-day rather TO discuss the
question than 10 arrive At . conclusion.
Some Of the members are reserved;
others say there is more Dissatisfaction
with the plan than appears On the
surface. The Democrats viii bold
another caucus on Monday for further
consideration; '.'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-19

PrksoSAL-Judge Okey Johnsns il
IN the city ss one Of the Judges Of the
Supreme Court His term Of office com
menced on the frst day Of January, and
this is the frst term Of the Court that
has been held since be has been one OF
the Judges OF that Court Judge John
son is . man Of eItraordinary legal
abilities, and the large vote givsa him By
the people Of this state n sure indica-
ton that they appreciate them
Ceslsston CosriE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-19
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

Mr.. FAULKSHR was on the floor OF
House, as busy as bee, yesterday.
Mr.. JOHNSON of Harrison, is among
US for the remainder Of the week.
Mr.. BROWSE wants $1,000 from the
treasury, to build bridge in Pleasants
county.
DR.. HALL wants to inquire into the
e1pediency of establishing State board
of health. -.
MR. HEARN very justly desires to re-
store to the Governor all the executive
prerogatives.
MK. WILSON warts to protect the
lsboring men against the e1tor:ions Of
the employer. Correct.
ALTHOUGH the session of the House
was short enc, yesterday, q good deal of
preliminary business was done.
Mr.. FERGUSON wants the Taxpayers
to build q railroad so the people can
reach his proposed capital of the State.
Mr.. SPURLoCK wants to make physi-
clans responsible for any unlawful sale Of
spirtuous liquors by druggists upon
their prescriptions.
Mr.. Rowan thinks district collectors.
might better collect school taxes than
sherifs. Too many officers to handle the
money, Mr.. Rowan.
Mr.. BARR wants 10 know if the times
Of holding the terms OF the Court Of
Appeals could not be changed with
advantage.
The sentiment is growing among the
members that the more promptly they
dispose of the Senatorial question the
sooner they will get down to their legis-
lative duties. -.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-19

TIE beat indication Of there being
some good in the report Of the joint COM
mittee il the fact that MoHrox declined
70 sign II. he never subsoribo 10 any
thing if there 10 . suspsc,oa Of dscency
about u,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-19
RUPTURE.

Hlnes Rupture n dangerous and shs
Eastie and Other trusass fntpfs shnssybs
uss them. ali cisassS sss thr0ytng thso
away aod ustng D.. oh1swADb, koD11ge
supDosI asa cusDaivs Co0poanl. vhtsh
Sarts 20 pstarai vixoS. Dx Ubaensn .
books vita ysluab(S inebsDssS0o 80
nksn3w Of bad caAss besoss an1 asles susU
ssnf ics 70 osan- O0ss . Aan 81, Nsv
OK Hsss ikis- oce}oo
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-19

KANAwHA delegates have better
show to make something out of the Gen.
sutu,ionsl amendments than out Of the
Capital bill.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-19

"WHERr there's will there's q way.
Thirty.two candidates hsve tbs will, but
only two can find the way.
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n.s..es..e., q. s~..sssssi Csssss

Massachusetts O. Senatorial Cosssss.
BosIos, January ls.-Tbs lstsst Phase
Of the ssnstorisl cootsst this svsains u
the determination Of the Boutwell, men
" vote Tor Rics tomorrow - oom-
promise candidate, which il 10 thoaght
will narrow the fight 70 Hosr sod Rses.
With cbance- in favor Of the latter. ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-19

BALrxoaS, January ia spseiAi
from Asnspoiis says Hoo. Gee. WsIl',
for the pes, sfsy yssrs rfes'tsst Of The
Farmer ssd PisaissS bsok, rs d.
lsaits, 70 toe smocnt Of $4,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-19
Report or a. EyeWisusss

NEW YORK, January IS The TriJuns
publishes the first accurate narrative OF
the Bennett.Msy duel. II 10 the story
Of an eyewitness, who says lhe hnt shot
fell 70 Mr.. May. The srrangsnsnts
having been completed, the principals
took positions At the distance OF about
twelve yards apart. The pistols wsre
loaded and handed ~ them, snd The
seconds retired TO ono side. Then csms
the question, "Ars you readyT Imms-
diately, and before the word could b.
given, Mr.. May raised his pistol, tosk .
nasty aim, and pulled the trigger. The
weapon missed hrs. On receiving IN
intination thst it was his turn, Mr.. Ben
nett raised his pistol, cried ,cornfuliy, II
could kill you now IL wished" ana
pointing il into the air, nred
quickly. The duellists then salutsd
one another, when suddenly overcome
by shame and modification, 10 the Ut
most amszement OF all present, Fred
May turned and hurried away, unable
longer 10 face his disgrace. No words
passed between the principals u sny time
during the meeting except Mr.. Bennstt's
remarks when he ared bis pistol 10 the
air. Az soon - the retrcat' ng duslist
was out Of sight the rest Of the party rs-
turned 10 the railroad station. Mr.. NAY
betrayed . nervousnsss strangely st Va
rance with his reputation - cool, a..
curats msrksman. Bennett showed no
signs Of trepidation either In speech or
manner. but from the hrsi seemed 10 look
upon the nesting rather - . disagrsea.
bic than dangerous occurrence.
May n Washisgtos.
WAsHISorox. January I'M. Fred,
May 10 in this city. He arrived here
Tn.sdav LAT snd Il An bur4
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ChsrssS wsss E.ssssss.sss.

SoeSBeo WIN BDDSeessDeoss
SLw fosk, Jan. Is,-Jalias Strong.
Of PItstorg, sss asrastsd thn evening
By request Of ths Chief Of Police Of
Pit.sbafg. chsrgsd With having snbss.
zled sums Of money BY means Of fosgsd
c lscks. b
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VOL. IA.
at'heelina Aegister.


The weather to-day 'otH be partly
cloudy, ,e,th vesterly to southeriy 'oi''ds,
rising temperature and light sno'0 or rain.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-19
Dsaserstie Nssssssi Exsssass C.a
ntisee.

WAsHIs0rox, January l8.-The Dem
ocratic National EIssutive Committss
neld meeting this evening 81 the rssl.
dence Of Chairman Hewitt, aud author
lied the chsirmsa and secretary 70 call
meeting Of the Democratic National
Committee st 40 early day, IL they should
deem il proper 70 do 90, with refsrencs
TO the resolution adopted BY the Demo.
cratic copvsntion st Columbus, Ohio,
January 9Th, requesting the National
Democratic Committss 70 call Nstionsl
Democratic Convention 10 mees 10 Wash
ingtop City on the i2th Of February =
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-19

Issses - HishtoG Isssss-
GLoucEsTEx Ma, January Is,--Ths
losses 20 TIE asbing ess<S dusisg the
pes. year ioos Up n2 liva and n sS-i
seIs. vsIuusd .. $4,000. and insured tos
t1l6,0 ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-19
House

A good deal Of time .,s occupied this
morning IN dseiding tie preliminary
oue-tion a 20 xhssber the House sk0aId
nov proceed 70 the eoosiderssion of the
resolution reported l.st Pndsv IRON The
Committee on tie Privileges and Dus',s
Of the Hooss IN eooutsg The slecto' .
votes, or 70 that Of the eoupFonse pish
proposed, The Eepublicsns asofing the
is,ter and The Democrats tie former.
Yasily . vote by ayes and nAys r.s
takes, and resulted IN ysas l4l; says 81
in favor Of proceeding With me rssclS-
tiOn reportsd By NJ. Knoti, Ctsirnss
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CREMATION heat probable.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-19
RED hot

Caucus tonight.
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GROWING hotter