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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-08
Adjourned
objection to the Electoral Vote Of
Illinois.

WAsHIEGToN, January 7.-Objec-
tion is to De made from the Democratic
side to the counting of the electoral vote
of Illinois when the two houses OF Con
gress shall again meet in joint session to
count the vote. The basis of the objec-
ton Is the following information receiv-
ed this morning by Hon. VIM. NJ. Sprin
ger, of that State, dated Springfield,
Jan. 9th, .-.....-... .........
Chatee, the Hayes elector, was
United States Commissioner tor the
Southern District of Illinois when elect
cd. He acted as elector without resign
ing his office. Proof is positive. He is
here and admits It, and the records show
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-08

THr Senate is getting .in.good work.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-08

STRICT construction,
, 1877-08-03

other land tha hot weather Ia pushing II along
Scrr rapidly and n large rrnp nlny In expected.
Tho. harvest Of oats will he ncnrly finished this
week n1Al will be abundant,
WATERFOWL, Wis, Aug. e.-Thc spring
wheat harvest III this locality s now At ita height
n1nl progressing q,itc farorasls. The end Of
this week will witness tho greater portion IT
thc wheat cut. 1t Is the unanimous upiBto1i
that tho y!cli II thr heaviest ANIL thc quality of
thu grim the hest We have had for sts,ic years.
The Fife ninl kio tiranic varieties arc yielding
larger than the Club, the chinciEl,gt having
Eorkcd u! tbs fields 81 the latter to soc extent.
Sumo ftaftls Of tho RIO Gran,1a In this county
will thscsh twenty-five bushels tn tho acre.
The general avcrsga yield Of wheat will be iron,
prlccs, shonld ca.se no Tr,,mbling a,nong our
iarnrrs. Oats are a heavy crop IN this section
Of the State, and the yol Of hurley tho largest
In mans years, some pieces turning ont frum
forty 10 fifty bushels to tho aerc. turn conlc~
along rapidly under the Influence Of the present
hot weather. nnsl nothing but carly frtats can
with tho securing Of a lull aycragr
Cruf1.
TN thd whoia tho outlook hero 10 favorable to
brisk times in the fall
, 1877-08-03
FINANCIAL,

NEW YoRK, Aug. .,-As y meeting Of tho
holders u dctts secured by two mortgages
nude to Russell sase And II. A. Cowdray, uf
February, lS7o aud 1o7l. by thu at, Paul + Chi
caso Railway Company, hcli to-day, tl!e Trus-
tees, SaXs d Cowslray, werc removed, aud
tho Farmers Loan und Trust Company subsst-
tutcd.
, S,set"t F..;' :" 7He Tnft&ke.
DuBuQuH, L., Aug. 2--lpsh,uonl 4; blako
made III assignment Tor tue bcncdt Ut their
creditors ~ the laAA, 4ut I'LL nut GIc u,.tl
yesterday fu tho Clerks office. Their creditors
afs pfiaclp4ly Ne~ York aud Chicago mss-
chants. ]. X. Graves y the Assignee. ThsY
have bc+n the leading Wholesale millinery catal.
lsln.sut VI tha city.
, 1877-08-03
Tho Cntting Down Process Still in
Practice at the Custom.
Houses.
A Host Of Apxtous Plcadcrs for
the New York Survey
orship.
Collector Freeland, Of Brooklyn, on the
Ragged Edge Of Investigation.
Proposals ln5ittd far Constructing The Rosf of
the Ckitags Castem.I[osx-


so.rfo, fGx,,,t,, n Tst T+,b,o.,
WAsn,xrrnx n r., ano o.-rhc or1cr "a.
flucIno tl, ,Icr;t Al f,rce II, t1e t,a,tnoro ~.
tun-llous. was signed liz ,hc scrrc,nry of t],c
Treasury tt-,l;y. Tue uu,nlcr Of tlIsn},saI, i.
stuut t;Ity. mn ,f tota, lnr.c ~ san Tno H..
yrs,tu alton I'M p1ib Tho r.1ur,tor /. In sol u "a
malt, hy ,t1;ccrx n, Tho Trra.n,r rono,,,uop,
tic u.ost Of thc wnrk l,c,nr nrrrormr,l hv An'
m,u,uru, clcrl, Smith AMI a sncr,n1 Tren.,rx
Aren't Rr,oytt lovu M, yrt 1w,n r,,,c,ys rr,,,,,
the t,ul,u t1,u,sos in pLa1,t.I,h,, u,,sto,
nuI New Orleans. Int thc tcnruonfysttot, of
calh In expected IN lake rlaro t,eyor,, lupo.
1nK sxw ronK srnyExpusutr.
All New yurk politicians now tn Wn.ht,o+ mr.
ore greatly iu,rr.strl II, nm pnp,n, r,.,,t ~
,h, ,,.,,, s,,,,.,,,,.. ,.s .na IL, ,f, =. VI
N, ~, '>1' 80 wv WIZ Nun" u 10 ~
fe'to WA ~ "ec'tcsl upon to'Morrow. Il ilat
OF NJ! v!1il'Ehlates having papers u fle at til.
Treasury Department, with the na,ucs nj thosc
rrrnu,,,n,lI,,> tnr,, I'M. hr.,, ,,r,,,,s.,,, -,
,.,,,, ,'.' .'e 10y" p'tPa'cu, NM
..s "''' ''so''' VIVA '"e 'e'tef' themselves 10
.,'''ro"' ->tafls every PROMINENT politician III
SrW York Cily sll1 State, and MANY living fu
t;rs skntcs. hny r,1un,,l,,,,.i.s1 MN .,r r,,ro
IF th, ,u,m,I,,cs ,rhs, ,,.,,., ,.a~. .,'.,.,..',
t,r. ,.,...'','.'. ""o'' ""'9' "e'e Fao'ssl'e"
'"' 'oo'' ''n9'
MAt STILL nRA" HIS SALARY.
II nrlsarS that t;rn. Dat1oa,l, Cul1sul. Genoral
fu fu,l,l,,, ,,,n,n lri,,, rcIovt.t frot,, ia,
,.c,.,,l ,,,.'., u.i,. ,.,,t., LOU. nv o,''ee
.',',' ''t' W. tet.' :" uFa" tne fet'fca
l'' - 'aH eap1a'h III Il!e Ite9u!af Army. This
IT. thr uGrl-fDn Of tue Acknowledgement. which
t;ernres thai retired nrtny officers ,tn ,,nt for
, 1877-08-03
transplnntctl to West Point. Mrs. Custer pro.

transplnntesl to West Point. Mrs. Custer pro-
ceelcd to New York.
ATLANTA. ta., Aug. 2.-T1c Convention hns
dcci,Ie,l 10 elect Judges OF the Supreme and
eupcs!nr Ge,lrts by joint ballot Of the Lcgfsla-
turr The election Nt,lra In 1S>n
PRovtnrSt E, Il. l., .AnE. 2-Tc Providence
Toni Company. rcrortc1i as closrtl, fias only
ceased manufacturing Temporarily. nwa.ing tho
adjustment q! Tic Turkish troubles.
srRtsarfE1r, ILL.,, Aug. 2.-lt Is stated to-
night that kankakcc stands the lest sIpw for
The iotatior Of the Eastern Insanc Asylum.
Dthcr points competing arc still making Wig
orous effort, though.
, 1877-08-03

There Is some talk an,ong the railroal men
about the advsability Of advancing tho rates OIL
meat and hog products. as tl,o.u recently
a.laptcI arc not paying. Tho probability is,
however, TINT tho rates will not he disturbed
untll about tho close Of navigation, when m nd
vance In all classes Of freight will undoubtedly
be tnatlc..
Tic Chicago Il Northwestern Railroad has
Junction, between Carroll md Arcaaia. Iowa.
II was opened both for freight and passenger
business Yesterday.
MIR. X. ". fIanlcr has been appointed Pur-
Railroad III place Ut ATr. j. II. Carpenter, who
has been asatgued to duty in tho general freight
0tlIcc,
, 1877-08-03
CRIME.

AN ENClT1NH MANsHUNIt
spteta1 nspasea to 7at n4bnnt.
NEW Yong, Aug. "a mnn who rtres his
NAME ~ f,.c,r n p.,c,.on' .n,, hi. rcsfJcnra
t"'s''e 10 oe'' -. ,es,on' a." ",s ~,
Chicago, created lively excitement here this
afternoon. Peterson IL large, powerful. good
looking, and well dressed, Tho Times tells th!s
etorr ri hfx exntots. lie xaut fnto tf,n storc at
g. 1.nr r.',s't,r.s ..1 ,,..,nst sat ...sh -
w. 'l@. p'.aa"Ay. un" ooaen' - 'o'sn ~, u. u
mic socks, tics, and SILK hanskcrchtcft. While
making these purchases lie stole ScU worth
more Of ttuilar nrttctta, Mr.. ]. tolhv.
SUPERINTENDENT ~ ~. .tors ..v ,ho ,hoft
o"re.''e ', s"1 $500, -" wv '"s.s
a'1n tuIn"lohe" uasef taaaoK' [ctetton ~as
aIIehtet't a',t sseincu ~ ~! usp9sen ~ ko
peaesaotF tnat tc was neither neIA n9r , n'n'i,
nslctI. un 10 tnc way 70 the stn;lotf. WINE On
n1,wenty.nnth etseeL near slauiaoh afehue.
IeteIfon ei,anRet ~ deniea1'1t. He lia'4 met f
tasrfihR ah umpfe!ta Ill hls t'En1 hana. siaa-
ucn!y: ue";Piha th's, he r"iltn o!t .wn
nlsiots, UNI. ote III e,cE hana. tur1lru utps,
Laultck am Eoiny; saying "n f. ho",
he n5e'!t ~ atcaeu' tnlce sno!s ei1te ~
70 tnelr faces. uneE were DNftseu y
t!G aH'oKe. thaaosk sa's one VI tne
nultc1s Eta1ea !lls lelt SnctK. Al1ss nllle
shtec s!ute IGteifoh lnt,t u'sta.NtnH inuuoHh;:
WHO lMinpcu tnto passing n1ttsnet eat! nts'
to1nGien ihc uftsef 70 ettase te.etsnn. Heltn
CT fa.auckT ltiliIesse.i ea!l, nol olateTs nep+
ner . tne !WGut5ln,.H as ufeta"vs ai @ srat. =,
, 1877-08-03

New YORK. Aug. !,--Oscar D. petersont hall
Ing from Lhfsnxu, was ARRESTED thla afternoon
charged with stealing handkerchief from Il
stote. Drawing II revolver, 10 Ilresl Mt tue OH
cer, who immediately let Ait1 10. Peterson now
ran along broadway, tir!1x - ho ran. pursuul
by p"lit aIlA eluxells. Finally ho tuEtled flrttl
bis purxucrs, a'!4 emklled 'hi4 revolver, but
wounded on'y oslH nun, Edward BronMicld, Ut
:srS Wrst fourteenth street. Peterson VIVA SOON
Ercsrlurtsl. anl found shut In shs lug, shot by
IN utlicer having taken effect.
, 1877-08-03

DArToN, o., Aug. Ain quarrel that oc-
Cured nsar ths sollters' Home thus morning,
John +. ItyEns was struck ju the head with u
stone BY ieorxe Ewing, The blow fractured
tbs skull, unl Hyrnb lt7l from tho elects in u
few hours liz MAS - 5cars ulI, aud has scla-
t!Ses living tn Newark. n. ]. Ewing WIZ ur,
rested and Is HOW iu Iall.
, 1877-08-03

t.:T-iH Httfa4fca u !s:s 1i:5.nc,
"Asl'ls';ToS, u. T., Aug. a.--s1r. Tlnclc,
th'rt "f 1'sr l'ea*ars S'sortal Agents, lsas goue
to Ne" is.rk IT. wrsspally Investigate thu
ehnret' u; t'"irtls In su;ar Importation. There
Aas f"''' so:'c uncertainty a. ~ tho Eleans by
"hI''t' tl' lIrina-ita sugars were ra99rcd aud
mA'tt toit'rcnr dark IN order to ct,tna within
t''c u .S' a:i'''' u: cheaper Sugars. Tic clatin
has been ::ra'1c Tint thu crlorire-ma.tcr was
ta".'c!. nr a'1r1t sszlr-sals. a:!l III that case
tilcrr would Ir III frnlni. rrsanls E,cre l4uitiar
".s'' r1c''1:rt tcs:s shy, however, that tho col
or''.n1aster Is uni" 1ttcslly something IN thu
na'sir 4 an an!li,lc dye Of Il tlot,-uo;so,,ous
tbaruttcr. II tia. Is truu tho coiuriag il, vi
euursI, fraudulent.
MutLrrT.
Ex-strcry:>iaE- -Ar.httest Mutictt denies tho
nltltn.itits ri tut recent inttrviDw ih which
HAY Eef, a'i soier savings avcl,st tic Al.
ihiui>isatA'ri w.Fe atsribatcd Il, him.
OUR trsroM-noCsr.
fhc *up"rs!s:n;: Architect +; preparing plans
Eni publications for bids for t.sc mol ruy-
erin: vi tAr .nlra.o l'ost-Onivy Building.
The plans VII probably |t" sent oit
EeSs "cc:i. Tviegsnuls huvu I,ceu resctyell here
fsn ''r'';'erty-o"uvrs on Deas.oru street su-
III sting t.as Tic Secretary Vi fhu Treasury
s.yr item ! h2ar:l,. he oru tts ,ec.-ln, Is
ms!c ~ tn whether ti;u nlaIa cltrlice of the
Fnst -0llre linlid.ls Auall be VI uearL,ra ur
LARK SHEETS. TI:r tc;I.lcncy u! thu HcpArt-
l"cn: tow rvclss to lv tU make tl,t tnutn ell
tEal'tt OH tlArii, ulf.o>:tn tile Gru,rt Pacific
l!u;r'. tN! tu list the DcA5turu eHltunrs fur
tIsi ta.,uIIs.
Len l;-conp.ruer Dclauo. of 0alesburg,
t:ehrs that le 'o"t:'npsltes rrsiguing.
EEn!ors EHsEuES.
T.. =. bell. N}A ftfnittrt p.IfIh hfaihrnfio trt1.
tirty u detective III the DIbt,yk trial ut 1t.
Louis, ::1ll eub:rt,ucnty ~ II Witness III behalf
1T thc DclnNTats III tilt Whisky TING inyesklc,l-
thu, il! lbs Winter, Eas arrcstrI here tllls
Ut Texas, Eel is eharged With Laylns ro,lIlnlt-
llmn 4,,y ure,tca IT the po!lse
.'atig',, by'l apMa1ea seTY unsns.'n' IT d.
tharAe. and tIlnt h: h4s already bren arrested
tcycraI TINA ,or It. liz r'u,s tl,at thu persons
"rrt nls"t f'y deputies VI hts while actIug III III,
H'li'al saIacl1y' lunnlnslA'n. tho oitcer of
elorl, tells very different story, ud t1ks The
charges against Ee!l aEr serious Tue prisoner
will start for Sun Anto,Ito Tomorrow.
kiSntf sEsTiMksrs.
r. fh+ 1ttAtsFH AEaa laird f'rx1s,
WAsnIsa1os, D.C., Au:.:..-slal. 1Iearsey,
.d!tur ut lite Srw Orleans Utmvey.if .uiirl uIi
Secretary seiitlrz an,i tustulas, er.Gencral Key,
aud afterwards with lhc laitrr visited tl.r Pres
hleht. Maj. Ilcarsey EXPRESSES ht,usclt Iuucl
Erltiilel with Tie very k!nu sentiment Of the
President towards tho South. ilccxpresscd his
!ratitfvation Ut tue peaceful attitude of thu
~unlI, 'surll. the rcecat rallr.,2d rluts. Tlle
NJ" Ur!eaus during the holhlaY yauatIun o{
Congress. Maj, Hcarsey says there IL literally
II" nrpust!oH u President Hayes III Louisiana,
NH! The Icoplc of the entire south entertain ~
tri,ndl; 1rcltng toward tho President Is those
1l;nEy YHHoEas aorrvaaon
, 1877-08-03

l3ALrlxoRs, Md, Aug.2,-usorge Baynes, ar
rested hers on 4 ehurge If solbiug tlu Grand
Trunk Hallway Company 1t Montreal, had a
hearing thls morning. The elarge WA not suk-
taiuet, but Baynra was committed fo. q hearing
GU thu VII. Inst. uu further charge VI having
.,orn $iO,u} in n0trs froal the ConAvltlaieI
Ealk Ut Aultrcal.
, 1877-08-03

4AAC14CoAA L.
.TuH pHMoCRAT1p sTATK T1CNHr AND FLAT
FORM.
1,rrsn,, at,,. A,o %. .n..,,
oAchsoSt a1'set Auh' +-oh rcusseHol'ne
to-dny tho Convention nominated ". II. Sims,
nj l owmlcr. Observation-Disclosures. ". T.. f1nn,.
tn1xvov' of rorroI1 Trcosvrcr. 7, txinn ~
Lawrence, Auditor; T, c. Catching, Of Warren,
Attornav.oepc-o1. r. Ar.rvl n,r,+h ~ RorL{,,
4.-"-,'a 4.e' ~, n''.mEb ~ y,'t ot " A'SAA!n'
eupcTantchacnt OIL fuol1c Eaueatsoh'
Tho Convention then adopted platform, ~
follows:
Fidelity to tho Constitution Of tho United
States. 800
mcns. With all thet reserved and guaranteed rights
untmpaIred. 80. -
No Interference by military power with tho froc.
dom Of eluctlons and with tic civil and polftlcal
rights OF citizens Of thc United Status.
Protection and equui rights Of all clasaes.
Ny determination on ascoane Of !ase. color, o.
previous e9n1ston o. @ .ssyads ~ o. blfapscs and
No. spce,aa !essaeon ~ H. ,Dt 'oe oene1"o1 inc lew Ut
~ S,sst sIha,cnen sS I II H.. ,e.con rb,o
AGENTS 10 the iima .honorcI JcfononIan et.ndarn: %
s7ls ho honettf ls ho cspabiei il he tf9e 10 the
CunttltutInnf"
, 1877-08-03

6p4e1N N&f*&scAts u tn 1S74aNs,
GENOA Jcxcr!oA, WalsostL TO-, WIS.,. Aug.
2.-CoEn which was lot set back early Ia tbs
seison will be ! fa!r srup. The hot weather ii
advancing II very Inst. Oats WILDE tnostly Sc
cured by the asst ot next week, and Will yteld
well.
Gks1vA LAks, Walwofth Co., Wis, Aug. 3.
Cum oa clsy so4l i growing Aoxly, but oa
, 1877-08-03

ANN AznoA, Aug. 2-counssa In the Labora-
tory Chaucery suit have withdrawn their request
for Jury tu Try certain questions, and argu-
!acnts q tdc es1st " III open nsxt Tuesday bef0ro
juuye huntingdon
, 1877-08-03

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. AT Orau9cburg,
Ry., johnson Ackny yesterday mortally
wounded X +. Tvl!e by thrus.lug Z knife
tA5e4l: h his lungs. Mckay surEuudelv4l.
, 1877-08-03
ILLINOIS JUDICIARY.

ILLINOIS JUDICIARY.
Tho Rtectlon OH hTonl1ay Ncxt.
Springfield I'M journal. Jn'y 81.
The excitement attending the railroad strike
has withdrawn attention from the important
fact that tho people Of Illinois must elect
Judges, next Monlay, undcE tho act Of tho last
Legislature creating mn Appellate Court. THIS
State, exclusive of Cook County, is now divided
into thirteen circuits, in cacl OF which au ad,li-
ing divided into four Appellate Court dIatrlrts
tof which Cook County will be the First Dis
trct)t tho Supreme Court Is required to designate
three Judges to be an Appellate Court III each.
The State VII! thus, hare icrty.two Circuit
three Juugea OF tho Superior Court In Cook
County, who bayo appellate Jurisdiction.
The new distribution OF judicial authority re-
talns tho three Grand D!vlstons Of the State, as
made t'9r appellate purpqsesl alstrlSt by IT.
Grand yEston-exciudtng Cook-thus becomes
tue Sccond Appellate. Court district; tho Cen
crn tho Fourth. Tho Stats f,as, therefore, three
Supreme Court Grand Divisions; seven districts
In which Supreme Court Judges nre elected;
four Appellate Court districts; and fourteen
cuit Judges arc elected. Tho Constitution prt-
vltlcs that Cook County .'shalj be ona judi
eal circuit" md that tho number Of its
Judges, now five III tho Circuit Court
ercasrd "by atillne one t. either q said court.
for every additional $1,000 Inhabitants In said
county, over and above q population Of i00,-
Qoo:" II tho nomination Of Appellate Court
Is % be strictly losallxcl, then Cook County,
Which does not now elect any additional Judges,
Will be weakened in its Bench, whtIo tho rest of
thc State will have an Increased number. We
, 1877-08-03

u,cx TIL, o,v,o,. NJ th,, ,,,a,ar
Wv. !"' o"acln ~ '"h money mid
eertIteate' thcsc'r' AMI ''te them like clIrrks
nntt dratts, instead ii kcrrng tic money In
their own safcs, OF carrying It around In t,,y,
pockets, mi t,,, is mt routrn.,Ion s"''s ~
rrcrrt,,ck. hrcnu.o rho ccr,,f,co,,. - W." % y.
s'ee."'eha' "eca"'c i,'' 'e1t"'eh'ee u dc1oslt
aro doing just Ms mud, business as tho notr,
would II they rernanc,l IN the actual c,isttnly Of
tho owners, Tn the lat az A,truet. 1877 ~,
vatc nor,tc. hal r,n,,o .,nr,ei ,t,nn.,,, w.
t,et,s f., ~. ~ I..,,''1 'e 'P>"s 81, u,ros"' OF
e"',. z" the thtcea statcs snn-lrcass,rtes
10 tnc Nmouht OF e1d thu7 JIM, ami the oNucr4
ticrcuf held co[t'-ecrtillcatcs which performed
all tic function. tho coin Itself you'll have
done ha'l It remained in their possession. No
There has hecn no contraction from this souree.
Vn the lst Of August tho Government fn'l
gchernl currency balance Of less than e10,0Oo,-
ooo tt'sol l,sa'}' and there wns es,1G0,SiS u
Rreenoacks tlat f'ata hceF redeemed. in silver
COLL; of' ns tie silver ~as IN circulation, this re-
serve caf'h"t oc e"llta contraction" The onlv
oa0cf Sfeent'aeks' Witch tue sioverniucni lla4
, 1877-08-03

inE. HlElet Mjleak flcltl1flX twenty-five QlleIlca
pr acro. Tho yield generally aIoyu axpucta-
tiuls.
.raxAayA, Perry Co., Aug. q. e.-rhre.hIng from
the bhotk Is now tn livery progress. The wheat
Is excellent la quality. Weight Ut crop Just
brought TO market Is over slxty-twn pounds per
measured busEcl; yield httccn bushels per acre.
Outs aIl cut; stacking begun.
nuxcoMBA, jahl,son III, Aug. 2.-Thsre3,iug
haa beElln an1 grains tufnlHg out better than
Nas cxpccte1. Oats yvry good.
NEW HuRhstuE, Johuson Ct,., Aug. a-Threafs-
Ing w,ater wllcat gsains turning out good; tst.
ter tnan wc exuSytetl. ~ o4ts s4t; 1l!s crop.
has commenced. ,Slleat turning OUT better
than WAS e1pcctcd; wheat averages eighteen
bushels to thu acre.
STONE Four, Saline Co., Aug. a.-ThreshinR
eonInlcnrel; yield Of winter wheat good. Oats
rut; EoAt.
Ing llas cuu!lEence.I in earnest. Aseraae yield,
twenty.two basllus per acre. Oata aru Euul.
FAIRFIELD, H4ynu Cu, Aug. ..-fhrrs shtuR
winter wheat. t;snin yielding from tstten 10
TWENTY-FIVE bushels trs acre. Oats not harycet-
ALBION, E,!war.s Co, Aug, 4.-'vsnt.r wheat
turning out satisfactory, b'tf III quality and
quantity. It Is thought that wheat ,stil average
twenty bushels. Tl4rcshi,sg cutltneurel aud
grain running uut remarkably will.
WooplAwa, Jettes4on Co., Aug. a-Winter
TO twenty five bushel. 10 the acrr,
MclEASsHoKo, Hamilton Co., Aug. A.
Thrrshins. Yield fully - gotki a. expected;
quality good. Oats a.l harvested ufltl stacked.
P4lLLirsrnws, White cv.. Aug. a.-CtnslA-
eIablc ncx wheat has 'ee'. shlpped from here.
Yield better thAn expected.
ltAwTHuAS, White Cu., Aug. 4--Wfntcs
wLeas in this township Will yield twenty-five
hltsAeia per arJr. In thb county, eighteen.
Nearly Ill llus grain.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-06-03

JONES 81 ROCHE, UNDERTAKERs AND EN-
BALMERs.-The many friends of these two welS known
popular gentlemen will be pleased to seethat they
have formed partnership for the purpose Of con-
Quoting the Undertaking and EmbaiminE business at
$50 and 252 Magazine street Both gentlemen have
had years Of experience in the business Mr. Charles
c. Jones for the past few having been the head
manager at Mr.. Frank Johnson's, and Mr.. John G.
Roche whose popularity Prored by his election as
Core ner having grown up 10 the business. Messrs.
Jones & Roche have already fine stock Of eofans of
all descriptions and ready to hire carriages for
funerals, weddings, etc. Their prices are moderate
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-06-03

"My friend don't you know that it is
very dangerous to take a nap while the
train is in motionf Why exclaimed
the astonished individual, waking up !;
"why sol" because this train runs over
sleepers.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-06-03

THE MEN WHO FIGHT WIN.
There is no question of greater political
importance than a right understanding of
the respective values of Moral and Phys
Force. Mistakes on this point have led in
dividuals and nations into deep error. He
who overrates moral force becomes an i'm
potent sentimental reformer; be who over
rates physical force is apt to become a ty-
rant.
On another page we give extracts from
the speeches of English statesmen when
yielding to Ireland her independence in
1882. The pressure then upon the English
Government was q clear example of both
these forces. Henry Grattau, the mouth
piece of Ireland, made manifest in words
the justice and necessity of the change.
But England would have ignored Grattan's
words and logic, if these were all. But
behind the statesman stood an Irish army,
watching his success, waiting for his words.
England saw-acknowledged the reason
ing, and yielded the demand.
recent writer in the interest of Woman
Suffrage argues that Governments are not
based on muscle or physical force, but on
brains and the sense of justice-and that
this has been proved in South Carolina,
where a minority with brains has over
ruled majority with muscle. The edu-
Gated minority is more than match for
the ignorant majority, even though this be
physically stronger The N. X. NattOR
Of last week nh0wH the faliacy Of thus gtat
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-10-27

A HEATuEN IMRRoCLIo.-A small
civil war was inaugurated last Saturday
in Sidney Gulch. The Chinese compa-
ny which bought Dir. Wares mining
claim in preparation for working it this
winter, had laid Aume down the bed of
the guch on ground which had belonged
to lluss & Carson, and was sold by them
TO "A Chinese company. In laying this
fume they met with some opposition but
kept at work, until it was completed. On
Saturday about twenty or twenty live
Cinnamon belonging to the Hop Lee
crowd appeared on the ground and under
The direction of counsel proceeded to tear
up the flume and carry the lumber OF
which it was built off the ground en-
tlrely. DR.. Ware went before Justice
Thomas and procured warrants for the
arrest of all the parties concerned and
they were marched to the number OF
twenty-three into court where they gave
bonds in the sum of 5000 each for their
appearance Tuesday. On Tuesday the
parties appeared in court when the com
plant was dismissed on motion OF Dis
lrict Attorney Irwin, and new one
sworn to, to which the defendants plead
ed not guilty and demanded jury trial.
+. The matter is undergoing investigation as
we go to press.