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How Mr.. Moody Prevented Q Panic.

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occurred aurlnx the revival services. in
Boston took place last Thursday. Das-
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The personality Of the devil is a ia
voriie theme of minister who breaches
in church near Gartmore, Scotland. On
April LIST, while he Was warning his con-
gregaslon against the machinations of
the evil one. a large window-blind and
roller behind the pulpit escaped from
their fa'ienings and ie,l upon him. The
roller smashed a numl,er Of window
I@ss-. aEd the racket ~As great. Il am
g'snc tchsssi thrUagh the church A. the
lsescher cleared TIM pUiPi; and gsllop<zi
ass~n the aisle. The Pail NAL 6as<sss
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lyanllOe.

don't think shall ever forget my
first reading of Scott's story of "Ivan-
hOe'-nOt il l live to be AS old as Com
modore Vanderbilt.
1t was about the time when was hall
through Adams Latin Grammar (Which
nobody studies now.) was curled up
in an easy. chair, with one of those gilt
backed volumes in my hand, which
made long array in little upstairs
bookcase Of u certain stone house that
fronts the sea. Showing, think, and
promising good siding down-hill 1--WE
knew nothing about any such word as
"coasting" in those days. But snow,
and sleds, and mittens were all forgotten
in that charming story, where l saw old
Saxon England and the brave CGur de
Lion, who was king, and a pretty prin-
cess, and dashing men alarms, and
heard clash of battle, aud bugle notes,
and prayelful entreaties of a sweet
Jewess, and anthems in old abbcys.
All these so fingered in my mind that
when years after l went wandering
through England, wandered one day
all around the town OF Ashby della
Zouche to tind-if it might be found
the old tournamcnt.ground where was
held the famous fete that opens so grand
ly the story of "lvanhoe," and in going
through Sherwood Forest (what is left Of
iD, think the Robin Hood Of Scott 5
story was as lively in my thought as the
Robin Hood of the old ballads.
And now ST. Nicholas wants the story
told over in few pages. A few pages
All! there was time when l wished the
two hundred pages could be stretched
into five hundred! hear the young peo-
pie of our day complain that they can t
like the long talks and the long 1cscrip-
tons, and that SCOTS books are too slow
for them. Wei, well. | know that the
day OF chivalry, and of men at arms.
and knights csparisoned" is gone 10y
hut there are Old heads into winch the
oin of tb,'se gone-by times does came at
odd intervals, dosiing mu>ically, anil
never ~ nsnsaeaily on the page Il
><"ti.- LAas.sia q. kssc4s.i. ~ N.cAolss
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-20
The Texas Land >windIc.

ST. LOUIS, October lO.-THr hansa,
City Times. III It, scaount OF the Texas
Iaud sWIndle rcpurtsd las, evening, SAYS
Oue OF the largest banking houses DO
Austin, Texas, two Chicago bankers an
Two rcal estate dealers, two attorney
IN s.. Louis bank and two reHl e,t>t,
dealers ~ Indianapolis, and Others o.
Cincinnati, Cleveland and Pittsburgh
are 10 be or have been ested tor being
conf ectrd with the fraud. II also SAY
tlst there has teen well organized sys
TEN OF forgery in full practice
in tbs western country tor thu
past eight or nine years, th'
zane organization which Is no"
.orcng the Texas scrip ua the warran'
las been perpelra,ing some OF the mos.
terrible lorgeries ever perpetratcd. Tn
mode O. working by the gang Is Thu.
They have agents ia each district witt
attorneys in the cities II An old maj
or woman OF wealth tails SICK. and th'
doctors give her Or him up NJ likely g.
de, ia some plEcJs the gang have .
doctor a. one OF their agents, anu nc as
,urts the death Of the victim NJ
he proper time. A PersJn having been
ssured to die and the gang having
.ern examined the records ot the
property belonging TO the doomed per
son, the heirs are sought Tor and duly
examined by the gang, then deci
are prepared in due iorm, ard womsn
ard man, each members OF tho gang,
appear before n justice or notary, and th'
dying mans property u duly de"dcd
sway before his death, biz name torpec
and that OF bis wife, and the same placed
On record.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-20
Pinchbnck.

New YORK, October l9-Ex Governor
Pinch back has written letter to Hon.
John H. Mitchell, Chairman OF the Senate
Committee on Privileges and Elections,
renewing his claims TO the Sena.orshIp.
Referring 10 the statement of SeEstor
Thurman, that there wss no contest in
the case of Eutis Mr. Plncdbsck says: |
would call your attention to my ere
dentIsls of January 18th, 1876, which
were duly presented by Senator West,
read and referred to the Committee on
Privileges and Elections, and which have
never been acted upon by said committee
called Senator Morton's attention 10
this matter in the early part Of last ses-
sion and he promised TO investigate 1t
These credentials present rs valid clsim
70 y seat IN the Senate oil the United
States as those presented by either
Mr.. Kellogg or Mr.. Eustls, and beg re-
spectiully TO submit that they are e1ti-
tied to snd should receive the careful con
siderstion OF the Com mittee on Privileges
and Elections.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-20
Episcopal General Convention.

BosToN, October l9.-Tne Eplscopa
General Convention 10. day elected Lloyd
Wells, treasurer, Nathan Mathews de-
ciIning reelection.
The report of the Joint Committee on
the Domestic and Foreign Missionary
Society was presented and referred. Il re
commeuds the reorganization o. the
Board of Missions, and proposes amend
meuts TO the canon tor charge, SO ths,
mem mbership shall embrace all members
of the church; that the powers now en-
joyed by the Board be vested in the Gen
eral Convention. who shall appoint n
committee OF thirty managers to hsyr
charge of the missions, and make all sp
preparations.
A special provision will be made for
auxiliary assistance.
Deputy Minnegersde thought that
from the present form OF examination
OF candidates for the mlhIstry, 1t could
not be known whether the candidate
were Romsnists or Nationalist, ana
offered y resolution that the form of eH.
animation be more strict Referred
The members Of the JOINT committee
on the part OF the House Of Deputies o.
memoralIze Congress IN relation - legs
lation among the Indians, are Mont
gomery Blair, Of Maryland, Judge Smith,
Of Western New York, and Rev. DR..
DiY, Of New York.
After short discussion Of the repor,
favoring q separation Of the morning and
evening prayer and communion service
and use OF same, the delegates and &C
compsnylng ladies took n sail about the
harbOr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-20
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, October l9.-The Sen
ate Committee on Privileges and Flee
tions this morning unanimously ordered,
on motion of Senstor Hcsr, that Kellogg
and Spotford be notified that the COM
mlttee Will begin the examination OF
their credentials on Monday next, and
inviting them t. express their desires s.
to the scope OF the investigation.
The Commissioner OF Internal Reve-
nue., 10 bis snnusl report, viii not recon-
mend any change IN taxation. The ser
vice is considered generally very efficient,
and frauds, particularly IN the Northern
States. very limited. The report will
recommend the enforcement OF the laws
against Illicit ilstj.,a.iou and msnuiac-
ture OF tobacco in the South.
Congressman Haskell, Of Kansas, is
lying very dangerously Il. in this city
with Bright's disease of the kidneys,
complicated with an affection Of The
liver
The Cabinet were occupied with the
consideration OF appointments to-dsy.
The committee OF the Stste Fair st
Richmond have arranged with President
hayes to visit il. he will be accom-
panied by Secretaries Thompson and
Evarts and Pos,master.G General Key, and
will remain two days.
The sppoiatment OF Col. .. T. titz-
simmons Us United States Marsha !or
the State OF Georgia vice Major Smith,
has been made.
Postmaster Filley. of St. Louis, tele-
graphs to the postotice department dc
nial of the various charges recently made
sgsns, MS othciai conduct, ETC.. ana says
ne courts the fullest investigation.
The President ordered pardon issued
to James White, of Cincinnati, under
sentence in the Ohio penitentary tor
completely In the election trsuds in Gin
cinnsti in 1876.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-20
Denial from Ex.Secretary Fish.

NEW YORK, October ia special to
the Post irom Boston says: EX-Secretsry
Fish, who is q delegate TO the Episcopal
Convention, denies that Charles Sumner
was ever offered the British mission, as
stated by Wendell Phillips. Sumner
only misapprehended his friendly advice
in cautious = urging him to take up his
residence in England on account OF his
domestic and political troubles. The e1-
Secretary said the interview described by
Phillips between the President AID Sum-
ner never took place, but that Phillips re-
fers to one At his (FIsh's) residence. He
SAWS that Sumner was then srdeutiy
favorable ~ the Alabama treaty, and
only turned about when J. NJ. Ashley, Of
Ohio, failed to be designated a. commits
sioner under it. EI-Secretsry Fish spoke
very freely about the Il after.
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National Christian Temperance
Union.

CLEVELAND. October l9.-The Ns.
tionsl Christian Temperance Union me:
in convention Tor the third days session
this afternoon, and elected Charles Dunn,
OF Columbus, sponding secretary ;or
the ensuing ye.r; J. D. Litton, Of Ken
tucky, recording secretary, and John
McClimond, OF Cleveland, treasurer.
The proper committees reported in
favor of the Temperance Ensign, Of Pits.
burgh, for the oticIslorgan OF the Union,
The report wss adopted.
A committee to frame constitution for
local organizations wss appointed.
The convention adjourned to meet il
Lexington, Kentucky, on the third Tues
dsy in October, 1878.
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W ar Notes.

ST. PETERSBURG, October l9.-On rt-
ceiving the Information Of Auhktsr
Psshs's defeat, Isnsil Psshs withdrew
from the neighborhood OF lgdsir 70 the
heights Of Zsr, near the frontier. Il is
believed he is on the point Of complete
ly evscusting our territory.
BELGRADE, October ia Servian
premier telegrspbs TO the agent 81 Con-
stauilnople that demand for ServIs 70
dIsarm would produce serious COmplIca-
t.ous IN that princIPslity.
LONDON, October IA Russisn Jour
ma reports 5g,434 Russisn troops killed
snd wounded up 70 October llth.
BUCHAREST, October l9.-The Rou-
msnians spproscned 10 within twenty
metres OF the second GrIyiiz1 redou bt
which, however, Is believed TO hsve been
evacuated by the Turks during the lss.
five days.
The Russians before Plevu~ have re-.
celved relntorcements OF 10000 infantry
irsm Erzeroum. kars i said to be-
already partly blockaded. 1, Is rumored
that the Russians have occuped Peniek.
KAGUsA, October lg- Some Bo,nia
insurgents have Prog,A,med provisional
government. with Iroa, brother o. the
Russisn Corsu' ~ Cetunje. IS president
PAREDIN, October Il The Car, aG-
dressing his general stah Wednesday,
declared that he and al the members 81
The Imperial family would remain with
the army 10 share in the labor and for
tunes OF war and witness the deeds OF the
soldiers. He concluded as follows |.
myself, will care tor the wants OF the
army, and il necessary all Russia vii,
as once before, take up arms.
TITLES, October - The Russians
have moved on kars and the seIge materiAi
has lett Alexandropal tor ksFs. lsma
Pasha's army retired into Turkish ter
rltory followed ~ General TergukaSoA
The Russisn garrison o, Ardabsn and
the Ron corps have been ordered o.
cooperate in the general advance.
AGRANL October 10 The Hungarian
government has ordered the stoppage of
money tor the relet hitherto granted 1,
able bodied Bosnian iugr,ives. The
greatest distress and mortality prevails
among them.
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FINANCIAL ANU COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK, October l9-MoNN-
At 6M7 per cor, al near the ,.o.o
when 0, icl, to iMj per cent Pam"
mercantile paper 7m9 pr cent Gu
tom, receipts S2lIUOO Tho as,I.lsrt
Treasurer dIsbur-cd SllZOOO DIrs'inr-
$1,000 UUO. Sterling Quiet; long $50!
short, fs1t
GoLD-Upened steady Al lo2i@ lu2 +.
Carrying rates ! t. = per cent LoAn'
we're sl.o made lat ana ! per cent. Tor
borrowing.
SILVER At London l4td; hero sIiyrr
OArs ~ srnbacksi llsl gold; silver
coin 1 To per cent. discount
GOVERN SMErTs-Sl steady.
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RoaIon RAces.

Bo,rys, October ~ the 2 "a race a.
Mystic Park to-day Was won BY Fpre-t
King, Harry Robinson second, Walter
third, Little Dandy, fourth. Time 2.27.
III, Z:ZJ
Tne Z:lg race Wa won by Comet, Geo.
Walker second, John Il third. Time
20, 2:Z4, 2:25.
Tho unfinished u 3OJ race Of Thursdsy
Va. decided 10 favor Of Auv1yne. Time
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Died.
through the Southu est Pass.

NEw OKLEANS, October lg-The
steamship Teutonis, drawing ~ irc, y
inches, went - sea through the southwest
pass to-day without detention.
Captain Pruilrtuu II the tow @nst
Harry Wright. reports having passed
tue brig Geo. GlIchrlst about 20 mll,-
eS>t southeast ot the pas Giswas.ct ,uI
sbsndoned The cabin aud tr., SO all
right with the sea breaking owe. Urr
amIdshIp> Rough wrs,h,r prevented
CsPtsin Prndletnn from doing anything
WIKI her
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NEmHsuRmOoD NEWS ITEMS.


s-uE a.uter of cases OF t.phthcrIa
s.;spor.ed in st. Clairsville-msny ot
len dangerous.
,NHL hIEK, ST., a well known citizen
t'-.alcg township, died lat week in
lie '5.a year of his sge.
.az Chronicle says new corn is bring
.;t1a-n.. ID the st. Clsirsvl.le market,
s., aocen,s aad hsy ST 81.
-.NPLAINT Is made tina. some of the
-.,.oa.rac,o-s on the P. W Y X road
''ao: properly paying their debts.
'aEcogutry or dirt roads are now a.
81. d., IS the pike, and farmers
A. properly making good use Of them.
Iss gazette is OF opinion that the
h...e OF giving third, fourth and fifth
-'-' 90 county officers has been ehectu-
'5'i-e. he'd IN that county.
'a' AM Mrs. j. \. BsowS, of West
-.'..y celebrated the twenty-fftn an
-.-''a'y o, their wedding, At their resi-
.. Oh the evening o: the 10Th inst.
zEsao toy. = trsmn while setting
,...-. P,rbsnd,. ,r.ct -, soptb street
~.a.,v,,n b.d ,bo ,,,o., too ND ,bo
..s. .,.or r.. -;.,t, 80, on, ~ h,. tho
s-.s,a., s,.sin, train
v..r
y.. y.....,...1' ,.,.-IA N'hLD'wSE' a'e1 81 a.
-. ..-,' NE 0" the I''n' asgo q
s,- ,-4 - ~ u,r
-. whom, 49, .,.,, ,,,I 49,
.'~'''''on candidate for Cow
4 '.,.'el votes in Belmont county
-. Co.era'L l. KiFkwood l,
'>.:'.' Ferry :. s.. CIairsviIle II, Glen