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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-13
DEATH or SPEAKER GIBSON.

We earn from the Richmond State, OF
Friday evening, that Hon. EUsTACE
G.R>Jy the member of the House Of
gates from Cabell county, and
,,-aser OF the last House, "died suddenly
leart disease in the office ol the
6,ys-,y Hotel, Culpepper Court House,
% sunday morning last. He WAS = law
ysr ty profession, and WISE member Of
.,- IDderwood Convention that framed
.-- present Constitution OF Virginia.
be represented Giles county in the Con-
--,ion, and made quite reputation rs
he acknowledged leader of the
l.lserystlve minority, and very
Sue one, too. No man during that
-s's epoch was better known or
nyTo Popular IN Richmond than Cap
$40 GIB,uN, and his death here viii be
generally regretted He had been re-
'elag TOR some time in Huntington.
N@. Frglum, where he was very sue
.s,... IN the practice Of the law, and
rs ected to the House of Delegates OF
IVES. Virginia and was chosen Speaker
.la. body. He was native of Gull
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NO.. Ill
Vanderbilt VIII Case.

NEw YORK, November l2-The case
OF Mrs. Leasn, who sues 10 revoke the
will Of Cornelius Vanderbilt, came 10
trial before Surrogate Colvin this aiter.
noon, the amount tor which she sues
being 100000 aud the amount of the
est&te 500 $4,000. Mr. Lord. for Mrs.
Lebon, dsuG inter- OF the teststor, said that
S95OOO,OOO WAS given 10 one son by IN.
diligence, deluSous Or because tie trs,a.
tors mind wss unduly influenced. suG
his desire 10 perPetuate his great wealth
in the name Of Vanderbilt oyerrulei
his judgment Daniel T. Alien
sOn-in law Of the iste con modcre
testified: The Commodore spoke OF his,
wife as neat aid physically and moniA,-
~ sound, snt then sent her 10 the .uus-
TIC asylum. VIM. H. Vanderbilt Saii
when talking Of the goveraess who had
gone away snd been written for, "trN
cid man Is bound - tail under the a.
huenCe of some woman, and j.. she does
not come back am bound to repscr
her. he William II NauLrrhil
named = womSn who camr t. to- ...-.
and renamed til Mrs. VsndarN. -.'-
turned from the asylum. Witness i.Hlao-
testified tuS. the Commodore w.Ia
speak dlsparaglngly o. William aud The
latter would speak of his .Commotorr'sN
sting iness.
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THE COMING B. d O. ELECTION.

The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, for the election of President
and the transaction of other business
will be held in Baltimore on the 10Th
inst. The meeting is creating consider
able interest, AS it has been believed that
some one other than JOHN w. GARRETT
would be chosen President; but, while
opinion is still somewhat divided rs
to who will be the choice, the
reelection of Mr.. GARRETT is
regarded as most likely. Whatever
antagonism has heretofore been exhibited
towards mis- administration will be, or
probably has been reconciled, in view OF
the fact that this company has recently de
clared a semi-annual dividend, while its
great competitors the Pennsylvania Com
pany has failed to do so and the Erie is
about TO be sold under foreclosure OF
mortgage Besides, the displacement OF
Mr.. THOMAS SHARP, as Master of Trans
portstion, by the genial CLEMENTS has
something to do with soitening the feel
ing against Mr.. GARRET.
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CaurhtIn His own Trap.

JACKSONVILLE, Ills, Nsvember IL
Lsst night st. Franklin, this county, j..
II. Duncan, being refused liquor at the
drug store Of the Wright Bros, returned
after the store was closed and, entering
through the back window, distributed =
keg Of powder over the floor, turned the
tops OF some coal oil barrels over /! and
then set FIRE to the whole. He tnen at
tempted to escape, but before be hsd sue
ceeded terrific explosion occurred,
whsch completely demolished toe drug
store and set IRE 10 the adjoining grocery
store Of Langley & Pslinge. which WAS
also entirely destroyed. Duncan was
probably fatally burned. The loss on
the stock is $4,000; insurance $500.
The loss on the buildings. which were
owned by Messrs Langley & Pelinge, i
$4,000; no insurance.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-13
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS

Foster Blodgett died at Atlanta yester-
day morning.
judgments sggregsting $ll1,OOO have
been found against the Rochester, n. l.,
Iron Company.
A fire at Bedford, Me, Sunday, de-
stroyed the Parker House and other
property TO the amount OF $4,000.
A dispatch from Rio Janeiro says that
the Argentine torpedo ship illuminate ex
ploded in the hsrbor OF Buenos Ayres,
killing eleven persons.
The steamboat Erie No. 10 run down
the boat Ladder, on the Mississippi, Sat-
urIay night. Antonio Porretto, John
Bell and Tony MazonI were drowned.
Last night Henry Hauseman, OF No.
10 Christie street, New York, fatally
shot his three children and himself. The
intempersnce of his wife was the cause.
Sunday night train from Little Rock
for Memphis, ran through trestlc near
Black Fish Bazou. Express Messenger
DtdLleJ Was IuO Oiis OHN 7N'S'NiJ 80
jured.
Descon William B Spooner, of Bris-
tol. VI, and Isaac h. WoOdleigh, OF
East Green wich, VT, died, Sunday, from
the mistake OF druggists who put up the
wrong medicine.
Daniel Murphy, agent st Providence,
r. l.. of the Phoenix Life Insurance
Company of Hartford, has been arrested
for forgery, in issuing false receipts TO
insurers and collecting the premium
thereon.
Mrs. Evelin Stuart, wife OF Robert
Stuart, son of late naval officer, CON-
mitted suicide yesterday at the Berkeley
House. a private hotel in Fifth avenue,
New York. The couple had only been
married SIX months, and Stuart pre-
sented to possess an indepe- dent fortune.
The woman had become deSpondent from
her husbands excessive drinking.
The steamer John +. Tolle, which was
burned at Grand GulfSunday, was owned
by VIM. j. Kountz, OF Pittsburgh, three
t6urths, and Captain Dan q. Brady, her
commander, one-tourth, She WAS valued
At twenty-five to thirty thousand dollars
Brady's interest was insured for $1,000
IN Circlunati offices. KOuntz's interest
was not insured. The cargo was produce
generally, including $4,000 bushels OF
wheat for export. The whole worth
perhaps $4,000.
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The Government and the Pacific
Roads.

WAsHINGTOS. November l-Tne
Senate Judiciary Committe to-day heard
the arguments from ex-senator Trum.
bull, representing the Central Pacific
railroad, and S. S. ShelIsbarger, repre-
senting the Union Pacific, in opposition
TO Thurmans sinking fund bill. Sidney
Dillon, President of the Union Pacific
railroad, and Z. 2. Huntington, Vice
President of the Central Pacific railroad
were present to submit q proposition for
the payment of the government advances
of interest on the bonds of the comps-
MES, but the arguments Of counsel were
long and prevented their submission. II
is understood that the two companies
offer, first, 10 reconvey ~ the govern
ment about 100000 scres Of land, with
which they propose to be credited st the
rate OF Sl.25 per acre; secoLd, 10 pay
into the treasury semi-snnuslly 100000
each per sunum; also such amounts
added to the foregoing and to the earn
ings for government transportation IS
will create sinking fund sufficient, with
its accumulstIons OF compound interest
TO liquidste the total amount advanced,
or to be advanced, by the government
for interest on bonds by the year 1905,
or about five years subsequent 70 the
average date OF the maturity OF the
o. ls. The committee expect 70 make q
D. on the subject early.
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Bonded warehouse burned.

SAN FRANCISCO, November l2.-The
North Point Dock bonded warehouse
was nearly entirely burned this alter
noon. The building WAS two stories high
and covered about an scre OF ground.
The origin of the fire is VI known, the
building being closed. When the fire
broke out the employees were absent at
dinner. The contents comprised wines,
liquors, sugar, bags, glass, crockery ware,
etc. The loss on the contents is estimated
at upwards of q quarter million of dol
lars, mostly covered by insurance in for
eign companies. The building WAS
valued at 100000; insured for $4,000.
Among the principal owners Of the mer-
chandise were Dickson, DeWolf & Co.,
Holbrook, Merrill & Co., Bslfour, Guth-
RE & Co, L. y. Montague, A. Caspair s.
Co, Hillmsn Bros, and others. A por-
ton OF the goods sto red in the lower floor,
car front, was saved in damaged condi-
tion.
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,,rcrS>ISG THEIR PRESIDENT

INV that the Radicals have got their
p.. ,lsnt injected into the White House
.r Fraud they are st loss to know
s,.t,o DO with him. On Saturday the
g.ac,l members Of the Senate spent
10. Of the day in considering what TO
With their while elephant. They
.,,st about bis Southern policy, civil
-.rc, the late elections, and every
-.,, be has done and what they are ex-
,,-d to DO. but could agree upon no ef-
,,,fge means OF controlling MIN. They
,,aai Inst be was acting the long
a.,d monkey among their political
.nsvsre, but just how to curb his &C.
..l.ricities they did not discover to
.sm:elyes. They wound up with an
humble request that he appoint none
d. Republicans TO important political
sd udiclsl offices, where competent Re-
24..lcsn, could be found to fl the posi-
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An Army Of Iramp.,

NEW YosK, November IA Down
ing,own, Pa, dispalca says ihst band
Of lramps, saturday evening, stole q
qlsu.lly OF property from tns railroad
companies at Wsslchester Junction. The
railroad employees msds raid uPos the
traulps and recovered the property, but
not until Two railroad men and four
trsmps were injured. Two trains were
stopped ne4l Lewiston by tEem, YESTERDAY
morn n md It was only after despersts
resi.tancs upon the part OF the Con-
ductors and assistants that they were
driven of. Il is estimated that there are
from 1000 70 800 trAmps wandering
between here aud Pittsburgh.
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Iae Army Appropriation Bill, which
- ns.ured in the Committee of the
"ao.e IN the House of Representatives,
Saturday, reduces the standing army
'ae nation TO 10000 men. This Is a
'--c.lon Of 5000 from the num-
~ authorized by the existing
80 tlt We should rather have
'Sa The reduction two or three times as
age. With the capture of Chiei
''EPH, the voluntary exile of SITTING
'--L, sud the end OF the Indian
H'' With no enemy, foreign or domes-
% .'aeT than few Mexican msrauders,
--ASee the peace of the country, an
amy OF 10000 would be quite enough to
''--.e Tie labor OF the country with.
'-s sentiment Of the people will no
-.se' favor splendid government,
.''7- by the sword in the interest OF a
'A o. politicians and money-chsngers;
-s HmP.e Farmer Republic OF the
'A2e'' IS what is now wanted-modest
-.'Ien'iye, peaceful aud prosperous,
- .he people as masters.
lie House refused, by decided vote
insert provision prohibiting the use
'-7 srmy IN the South tor political
Po'e' We DO not think, in the pre-
-' condition of affairs, such sn amend
should have been offered, for there
-' reason for Its adoption. That pro
''on was pertinent, important and
.''Ps' At the time 1t was inserted by
House, last March; but there would
''OuI IS much sense in the
,.'''a' Congress enacting that slsvery
"Voiuntary servitude shall not ex.
u the Southern States except as a
U'''eht Tor crime. The thirty-seven
~, -''e'' who voted for the amendment
'~s army bill have yet to learn that
s, NJ, Is one thing more powerful in this
'han Congressional enactments,
uohc sentiment. GRANT himself,
NC now President, would be DOW er-
,l,. again prostitute the American
sys, . TO political uses in the South,
'Ough Congress did not intervene
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OutIawry in Tennessee.

MEMPHIS, November Il. - Some
months ago Mack Williams and some of
mis- friends, residing some four miles
north of Raleigh, this county, were en-.
gagged I'm row with some colored men
and shot two OF them. Since then n
reign of terror has existed IN that section.
A number of colored men have been
shot at by night, resulting in driving
away number of hands from the plan
tstions. Lsw abiding citizens are being
overswed by the rufiians LAST Sstur-
dav night Scott Smith, q worthy negro,
residing en- the Taylor plantation, was
called to the door by 10 TO 20 men,
among whom be recognized William I,
and fred on with volley and wounded
in the head and arm. The gang, believing
they had killed him, then left. Smith
came here to-day to seek redress and pro-
lection.
The case of Alex Warldridge for kill
ing Frank Waite, was called in the
Criminal Court to day, but only one
Juror was obtslned.
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Reported Deatn OF the Pope.

PARIS, November lit Is reported
here this evening that the Pope Is desd.
The report obtains credence in conse-
ouence of the unsatisfactory character OF
the latest reports OF his character.
NEW YORK, November IA Rome
special SAWS that the Pope passed rest
less night, but always awakened in the
full possession OF ME faculties, and was
conscious Of ali that was going on around.
His physicians say that be csnLot recove'
though he may linger for week. The
Itslisn government has slresdy taken
precsutlon. to station q strong guard
around sll the approaches 70 the Vatican
to prevent any pillsging that might fol-
low on the death Of the Pope being made
public.
RouE, November l2-The Pope's
condition is not aggravated.
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The Keets Mine Troubles.

DEADwooD, D. T., November l2.-Nc
change has occurred in the condition OF
the Keets Mine troubles. The wOrkmen
are still in possession in defiance of the
authorities. Three men, who have no
direct interest IN the affair, were arrested
and jailed tor making Incendisry speeches
and melting riot. The sheriff hss tele-
grsphed to the Governor Of TIE Territory
for soldiers. There is strong guard OF
deputy sheritts on the Keets grounds.
Serious trouble is expected tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-13
THE EASTERN WAR.
War Notes.

LONDON, November PA Russlsn
official dispatch, da:ed Bogot, November
llth, ssys: The Turks lAst evening st
tempted to surprise General Skobellet' ;
position. The Russisns were warned and
allowed the TURKS 10 sPprosch within
one hundred PAGES. when they received
them with heavy fire. The Turks re-
treated to sn int-enched position, and
maintained s violent fire TIL two o'clock
this morailg.
1t Is reported thst hesvy lighting ia
vorsble 10 tie Turks has been progress
ing at Plevna FOR the past TIVE dsys.
Chefkvet Pssha has gone 10 Schipks,
and Mehmed Al takes command OF the
divisions st OrchsEIo.
The Importation Of rye and -four Is eX-
empted from duty by Turkey until
March !, 1873.
BERLIN, November l2-The pros
pectus Mss appeared Of the new Russian
five per cent. loan of S75,OOO,OOO, which
Is TO be Issued for subscript On IN Berlin,
Amsterdam and PARIS a. 1Gl
CoNsrANTINoLE, November l2.-Reouf
Pasks teiegraphs the following: The
Russian supports from Gsbroys, an route
to ShIpks Pass, being obliged 10 pass
within cur range recently, lost 500 killed
Our losses were tritlng, bu. include Les
man Pasha, commsndsut Of artillery,
who WAS killed. .
Mukhtsr Pashs teegrspAs. under dste
OF Sunday, that the Russians are en-
trenChlng themselves IN the vicinity OF
Deve Bohuu. According 10 Intelligence
he has received from kars up to the ith
inst, the lorce investing that place is not
very numerous The principal efforts Of
the enemy sre apparently directed
against Erzeroum
PARIS, November l2-There Is much
anxiety felt IN consequence OF the violent
terms IN which the motion tor inquiry
into the elections cenSures the Cabinet.
All the great power have advised
! President Mac MHLon 10 be concliatory.
1t is denied that President Mac Mshon
IN reply TO the delegation from the groups
of the Right which waited On him on the
, night OF the S.h inst, sand ss WAS report
ed that he was right 10 rely on the sup
port OF the Senate Tor conservative
policy, which WAS the only one he WAS
able to follow
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Marine.

NEW oRK, November ll.-Aruycd
Steamer Stat" Of Georgia from G'w
COW.
BALTIMORE, November l.--Arrvod
Steamer LeipsIg from Bremen
BosToE, November ll.-ArrIyed --
Steamer Minnesota from Liverpool.
LONDON, November ll.-Arriyed- -
Steamer SuevIs from New York.
GLASGOW, November r. Arrived -
state of Virginia, from New York
FARTHERPoTSr, November IA.
rived Steamers ClrcassIAn ana Quebec
from Liverpool
SAN FRAECIseo, November l2.-At.
rivod-Bark Colusa, New York; British
ship CITY OF Cashmere; steamship Palcs-
tine, Liverpool steamships w II. Cor.
sAIr and SalamanicS, Queons.own
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A citizen Of Jennings County, In-
diana, Attacked with Hydro

NORTH VERNON, IND. November IL.
"A report reached our city this morn
ing that VIM. Wilson, an old gentleman
eighty-eight years OF age, and a resident
OF Jennings county iOy twenty.six years,
WAS taken with hydrophobia. A reporter
repaired At once To the residence OF Mr..
Wilson, and learned from the family the
following tacts: Wilson was bitten by II
dog some time in August Consider
able stock was also bitten by the same
dog, some OF which was killed a.
once, and the balance went mad and
died. Mr.. Wilson was taken down
some three days ago. He arose one
morr ing complaining OF his side and the
hand that was bitten, and went to the
water pal To get drink; the sight of
the water threw him into n spasm, and
ne has been confined to his room ever
since He barks and growls like dog,
and his suffering is unspeakable. He has
torn nis hair and face ieariully, and lost
his speech DR.. Todd was called in, and
pronOunces it u hard case OF hydropho-
hiu
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&Icnm hnnf INnInsInn-

LOUISVILLE, November PA Green.
vile, Mise, speciSl TO the CJisrer- jJg~Uat
says that the sldcwheel steamer Ton
Morgsu was wrecked by : boiler cNpl.a
M, while wCoding saturday evening. ~
the head of ScrubCraSs, on the MlSsis-
sippi shore. The owner, Capt. Howell,
OF Coylngton, snd the engineer were
killed The bodies have NO. hoon found
The csptsins wife and two families wnn
were passengers were saved. The VI Ga.
gan Is boat of two hundred tun., iu the
cotton seed trade
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s,csble brings report from Paris
poDe Plus * Is dead. 1t is stated
,ba report is believed in Paris to be
,,i,i.n not known to be so. We
.,,a i.i.not true, else an official an
.,,.msn, of the fact would have been
However. but little hope is felt
....bs csn long survive.
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Iartlotlesl.

ST LOUIS, November IA GioJc
Democrat special from Lcsvenworlh
SAYS EN-Unitcd States Marsha Shat
fenbergcr Of COLORADO, who has been IN
the Kansas peultonNary for the past
cghl months tor robhlDg the govern
ment Of forty thousand dollars, wac par.
donet Dy President Hayes last Saturday
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Penn.yIysnia Attachment Case.

PIrTsBUEGH, November l2-ln the
csse OF the Commonwealth VS. the Gov.
ernor and other State officers, which was
argued before the Supreme Court last
week, decision was given TO day. It
reverses the judgment OF the lower
court, and sbsolves Governor Har:7anft
and the other State officers from he pro-
cess issued to compel their attendance.
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Texas Border Troubles.

GALVESTON, November ia NelOs
special says: Report reaches Fort Clark
that Lieutenant Bulls, with a small par.
tv of scouts, have crossed the r Grsnde,
near the mouth sf the Peeos river. he
was attacked by s body OF 500 Indians
snd compelled to retrest. The loss is not
stated. Col Young has lett Fort Clark
with 200 cavalry to reinforce Bulls,
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stanley, the Explorer.

LoSpoS, November l2.-Stsnley, the
African explorer, and one hundred AID
twenty followers have been brought 70
the Cape of Good Hope IN Her Msjestys
storeship Industry, which also takes them
10 Zanzibar
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Certificate of Election Issu ed.

Sr. LOUIS, November l2.-Secretsry
of State McGrsth to-day, under q per-
emptory writ OF nia,tddn,g issued by the
supreme court, issued Il certificate of
election TO L. S. Metcslte as Congress.
man from the Third district.
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smaII.' Probable Sentence.

A private dispatch received here by
Congressman Rslney, of South Carolina,
from Congressman Smslls, is to the effect
that the latter has been convicted, and
understands that he is 10 be sentenced 10
pay fine Of $4,000 and imprisonment
Tor ten years. He wants Rslney TO come
down and help him out. Senator John
Patterson now begins - feel uneasy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-13

-, Monroe Register refers to the
!, If the South as southern
and denounces the ides of con-
.aing these wild beasts" That WAS
,.s,,y,s idea, but then he is dead.