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Soil OepfdS1.

NE~ YosK, January .. In the soI,
Of the half sister, of Hagene sue, koss
ard Blanche, Aksinti tbs executor of
the estate oi their father, the lsts DR..
Si!e., judgment hv tesn zIvea sssihst
them. The Judge bolds ihst tbs plain
If. have not made cot . cass which
makes il the duty Of the COur 70 intsr.
fsre 70 prO.ec; the fusds from in,propsf
scis Of the trustee.
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LONDON, January Is The lndepen-
dence Beige says the Czsr, being Sked
by Milan for sdyice, replied thst psscs
was desirable, and should be accepted
from whatever quarter offered.
CossTAsTISoPLE, JsnnAry 2s.--The
Perte, ~ accordance with ths friendly
advice of Francs snd Ao.tri., has 70.
quested servia and Mottsnegro 10 send
delegates and arrange Tor psrcs. IL h
though; th. propo'si will be accepted.
yHssA, JAnusry 2s.-An importsn,
eouLcil ot war xlIi b. held 81 ki.hensn.
on Tuesday. All division commanders
and chiefs oil staff will attend.
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pl&d sf Hydropbehts-

CIxcISxArI. January 2s.-Chsrsss p
Wenore, tueniJ-siI ysss Il age, d.
a. ave oicsoek ihls DOfrErg ct hyoi :
pboo.. a,te- sgasring tssr:ully from Ia
attack sines Tharscsy last. ins ds-
ceased va eG:ren, last samDer, ihree
tine. by ors dog and oncs D. ssOEtsr
Tssgmp.ons we're fra nsnfes'sd iAs'
Thandsy.
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YtS~ asA ExDsSsSso.

HALLOwrLL- Ne, January B.-Tbs
large k-srdins -hOuss, os second srs,t,
of J. &. Canning sS burned to-night.
The lo~s Ma small. b,I. While the farni-
tare 90 being reLoss1 80 explosion oe-
Cured 10 one Of the ICONS, ~ Jpossd n
D. guEpowder, s<rsvssIy hJnriog ioar
pe.tOEA
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Indianapolis Academy Of Ausfs
harmed

IsprAsAPoLn, January 27.-Aboui
10 O'Clock tonight 8 Ere broke cot 10
the Academy Of II usic, corner Of liliDois
and Ono sires:s, which VA entirely de-
,;royed. together With d Il. Lee -.
store. Smitn & POtis grocery, j. a. Ls-
ous. .toyes, James PsTeset;'s con;'-7-
tione-y aud He!di llq1Or saloon Fgr-
tuns.ely there vas 10 performance To-
uizs,. Loss sl25, 600; Insurance seS.oco.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-29
FORTY-FoURTH CONGRESS
WAsHISeToN, January 26.
SENATE.

During the morning hour the Military
Academy and Fertilization appropria.
ton bills were called up, and the amend
ments reported by the Committee on
Appropriations were agreed 10. The
bills passed without discussion.
The bill reported by the Judiciary
Committee, creating sinking fund for
the liquidation Of the indebtedness due
the government by the Pacific Railroad
Company, was laid aside.
Mr.. Allison introduced q bill to con.
strue section IL of the Pacific railroad
act of July l, 1862, and to determine the
relation OF the main line and branches.
Referred. The bill provides for pro
rate with each, on terms 10 be established
BY the Secretary OF the Interior, after
making due investigation, and for that
purpose he may employ three experts
and otherwise obtain the opinions and
recommendations calculated to throw
light On the inquiry, the expense to be
paid by the railroad company, as
fixed by him. The bill also en-
powers tie United States Circuit
Court to compel the Observance
of such regulations as he may establish
on the subject.
Mr.. Wright called up the Senate bill
TO extend tor two years from the 10th OF
March next the act establishing a Board
of Commissioners of Southern Claims.
Passed with an amendment providing
that nothing in the bill shall be construed
as to extend the time for filing claims
before said commission or to enlarge its
jurisdiction or authorize the fling OF new
claims.
The bill to ratifiy the agreement with
certain bands OF the Sioux nation OF In.
dians and with the northern Arapahoe
and Cheyenne Indians was passed.
A message was read from the House
announcing the passage of bill for
counting the electoral vote. Soon alter
second message was received announcing
that the Speaker had signed the enrolled
oil to be delivered 10 the President OF
tae United States.
The Pacific railroad bill was again
called up and read al length, when Mr..
Thurman, who was in charge OF the bill,
yielded for an executive session, and
when the doors were reepened the Sen
ate adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-29

TIE Electoral Bill will be presented
:, the President for his signature this
morning He announces his intention
If signing it, and accompanying its
,..urn 10 Congress with special mes
..re setting forth his reasons for APPROX
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-29

The Republican caucus at Washing.
Ton On Saturday evening selected Messrs.
G,kgIELD snd HoAK as .no Republican
mem bers OF the House branch OF the
Commission 10 be appointed under the
Electoral Bll.
Mr GASFlELD represents the Nipe-
:een:a Ohio district, ard has been in
Congress :cr the lsst twelve years, snd is
-~-ye ected 10 the next Congress. He is
resaried as the Republican leader OF the
present II use.
NJ. HOAX i Massachusetts, Republi-
'aa, but ii regarded Is liberal in his
views, so much 30 that Mr.. FkYE ques-
toned his 10. Atty 10 the party, in the
caucus. He - sn able man, and with
his reputation tor business will MAXI an
acceptable member.
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n. L..i.vs,Ie sso.,i.s Aar.y.

LouIsvILLk- January III w,
stockton, chief clerk Of the Willard
Hotel in tbs city. Who WAS shot yester'
d.y oy his employer, W. {. D. Whips
died ,hn morning. The stair produce.
more ereitemsus than has been known
here since the killing Of General Nelsor
by General Davis during the svas.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-29

4 cHAyCE for wsh-yahs An expedi-
.;op !: being organized in Texas to over
.,row the DIAz government of Mexico
The pos.otice men who were gong to
5,h: to get HAYES IN will now have an
,o,or.uni,y to display their vslor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-29
The Pope

Roxx, Jsnury H-The Pope has
been md sposed since Sunday. He VA
up 70 day Tor An hour, and will ny 10
give Al audience Tomorrow
RoxE January 2s.-The Ult'amon-
tame organ the Ualta CathO!iea, admits
tbs, The Pope has kept his bed t~o days
.ad dos NOT dsuy thxt ne hAs bad more
than one attack of seailsr epilepsy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-29
Gone Into Bankruptcy.

J. b. Ford i Co, publishers, have
gone into bankruptcy for the second
time, having is1led TO carry out the terms
OF their hrsi compromise with their
creditors. They nov efer thirty cents
on the dollsr, payable il sixteen monthly
Insrk lments
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-29

LONDON, January 2S.-A special from
SemIin reports the Sefvisn cabinet met
Saturday and decided " accept Midhat
Pasha's proposal that immediate steps bs
taken To open regular negotiations with
the Porte. Should there be no outside in
fuaIce, we may expect peece 70 bs
finally concluded although the discussion
will probsbly be protracted. IS R,stics Is
likely TO avail himself OF the oPpor-
unity to incitc the sympathy Of EuroPe.
The Servian peace party are lubil-
ant, although the revolt OF course. Is still
lar from decided. The Russian teis.
graphic agency announces that the basis
Of peace proposed by Turkey 10 Monte
negro and ServIa Is moderate and very
cOncllistory.
VlEsSA, January 2s. Turkey seems
disposed 10 settle the difference with
Roumanis smicsbly. Nothing more is
heard about the excitement IA
Roumania. The Austriaa plsnipo-
ten,lary, Count Cslice, embarked hi
CONSTANT nope for Trieste, and NJ. DE
Bougreming z, the french pienipoLeHtiAry.
Tor Marseilles Saturday. usBeral lgna'
tlefi remains NJ ALheus tor lew days
till the Black Sea- Is calmer, when he
passes through the DArdaneiies and land.
n; Odessa.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-29
Yanily ChlerfeEMed.

CIScIxNArI, January E.-The Ga,
.ettSs special from Lancaster, Ohio, says
q pedlar called ct the house Of $. 5. ChAl.
fAu,, near Thornville, Friday evening
and obtained permission 70 lodge ove'
nigh, Daring the night be chloro.
formed the entire family and ransscked
the house, carving of 500 IN money
and SIS, 900 in drafts. Tie robber va.
traced to Lancaster but not spprehended
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Charged with Forgery.

NEW YORK, January 25.-Nsthsn L.
Lehnheim, Jr, = member Of the bsnE.
ing firm OF Lshn helm & Son, of Mont.
rose, Ps., was arrested here yesterday,
charged with presenting for discount So
the importers AID Traders bank 3
forged note for $4,000. Lehnheim
plead not yul!ty.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-29

Dx ). q. NcLtAss woadsrfal C.-
tara Snua will sooshe and cure CstArrh
in he N,se. Head or Thro2. For Cod N
tie nose or he.d, Is give almost Instant
relief Trial boxes, 50 cent?, By mail
DR.. j. a NeLsans oAes slt Chestnut
s. LoQiA No
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RaaRAfr RaHRed.

PIr1,sUssH, January "a ds-
rx.s. from Coz neIsyiils stst<s that PoT-
ser. Ten,ssl Boyt q Co.'S iOasdfy -s'
destroyed BY hre isIs ncrhing b. I've
o'e!oef. L0~. $1,000 ilfsrsd- Tbs
BaIunore Hoase so;esnisg vas asso des.
troysd. Los S5,0yo; insured
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-29

SEw YOxk, January G.--rhs Celtic
brSogkt 70 iSis port The esp.aia and
three d tos erss Oi Ihs schoossr Isiand
Belle from 81 John, n. q. for Boston.
sossa0se1 Jsaaafy - Tie eapesin
reports tnst ;~sr oI ths trss died fros,
cod and erp1sEfs-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-29

BU,KHASSoS was q favorte point
n the old days of Capital removal
,,i,s,ion. But kid-gloved Charleston
.slls to recognize the bsckwoods town
in her little bill, and Buckssnnon re-
,.nts the cut. The Banner, published IN
ina. city, in speaking OF Judge FEEaU'
>oS'. removal bill, says:
It will be seen by this bill that Buck
bsnpon can not be voted for st all, not
wi,hstanding the fact that cur town
l., most centrally located, aud would
have fair chance of securing the
>tste Capital if she had equal chances
with yther towns. We don't endorse
,ay such measure.
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Hos. Ran TUCKER in the debate OF

Hos. Ran TUCKER in the debate on
ne electoral count, said:
Iii the chicspery and false devices OF
me day snail succeed IN pacing IN the
Presidency one whose title is tainted with
:-sut. then may We, in the language OF
N unpublished poem of hal; cestury
SO follow the method therein described
n respect TO our children:
Heuce, II you have a son, would advise
Lest his fair prospects in the state you
spoti-
II YOU would have him in the state TO rise
Instead OF GrutIus, let him study Hoy! lie
And 1.-The shows
\ turn for petty tricks, indulge the
bent:
\ dextrDus cut may rule some great
event
And stocked pack may make Pres
fNruI'
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SAG FsAscIsoo. January E-Tbe
schoonsr Joan Bngkt tron YAhite bsihgs
the ser, tbs; The losa Of tbs Brithh
bsrs E1klAE. 5ss struck rec; bound
ou, fron Fs;hft< sac vss oSssd ~ J.
p. R7a. Of Qashec-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-29

1vprpEycE. The Louisiana Return
.,,. Board submitting an argument to
r,p,ress sgsinst the right OF that body
., 90 behind the returns.
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49,, - 1870, a. s~ss...

bosTos. Jsnesfy ~. -xSody sad
sssksy began sssIysI nssssngs n tbs
Nsw rss-rIscis 90 Ifsnsoat ssress. tkk
sfsersooa. Ire toiidisg, vhseh seat.
1000, Ma slIed 10 every postios. Il ~
estimated taas 1000 p>opss ssrs sssbis
70 fsis sdmiaios.
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GOING behind the returns IN LOUIS
;.,s would develop a world OF frsud'
a.,cs WELLS and CAssANAvE think
,.,r,re.s hssn't the power TO do it.
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Affecting 2c9istsr.
1old closed Soturaay at loot

IN, ,osather to-day,0,a bspartty eIo'tdy'
,.,,i westsrty 10 soretherty '0'''ds' r'stn9
80, ,>raf,.rs and possibly ram or sno'0.
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Turkey willing 10 Negotiate.

CoSsTASTiSoPLE, January 2s.--lt is
said that Prince Milan IN reply ~
Midhst Pasha's dispatch, proposing
direct negotiations Tor peace, has eI.
pressed desire for the commencement,
Of the negotiations.
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Tuy Louisiana Returning Board IS
where i, ought to have been long ago
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Alexander Ii. stephens has been con.
aned " his bed by severe prostra,ion for
several dsy.. III, physicians say there
IL no immediate danger OF death.
although the patient himself IL of dill
ierent opinion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-29

Pa,LADnrHIA January 3s.-Anso-
Mo Blitz, the magician. died at his resi-
dencs in this city to-day, sssd 81.
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Judge Davis.

WAsHis0rOs. Jonuary IA Trend
Of Associate Justice Davis turnnhes the
following: Judge D.vis IS 50 much &C.
cupied how and will bs for the next III
weeks, in preparing cpInions upon the
cases assigned 10 him by The Associate
Justices, that All immediate reignSiion
could no, now take effect witboat III
justice 70 his present duties, which pre-
Guides him from any decision ~ 10 bi-
acceptance OF the SenatorshIp.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-11
Published March 10, 1877.
CHAPTER 1913.

AN ACT relating to loans of school and univer-
sity trust funds to school districts, and amen
datory of section 5, chapter ~, of the general
laws of 1871.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represent
ell IN senate and assembly do enact as follows:
Section l. Section 5, chapter AZ, of the gem
eral laws of 1871, is hereby amended by adding
after the words " shall be fully paid" in the
ninth line thereof the following words viz "un-
less by consent of said commissioners, that
the said section will read as follows Section 5.
All the taxable property In any school district
obtaining loan under the provisions of this act
shall stand charged fol the payment of said loan
and the interest thereon at the time and in the
manner hereinbefore specified, and the bounda-
ries of said school district shall not be altered
rs to exclude therefrom any land included there
in at the time of making said loan, until the
loan hereby authorized shall be fully paid, I'M
less by consent of SAID commissioners; p,Osfded,
such consent shall in no way release any security
for loans of school money, and II shall be the
duty of the town clerk of any town in which
joint school district obtaining n loan as afore-
said shall be situated, ON OF before the second
Monday in September in each year during
the continuance of said loan, to make
and transmit to the secretary of state a certified
statement of the equazed valuation of real
and personal property belonging to that part of
any such Joint school district lying within his
town, according To the last assessment roll of
said town, and 1t shall be the duty of the secre-
ttry of state, at the time he shall certify to the
clerk of the board of supervisors the amount of
state taxes also 10 certify to the town clerk Of
any town IN which any school district or part of
district shall be situated, having obtained loan
OF money under the provisions of this act, the
amount that shall be due or to become due for
the year, of principal and interest of said loan,
and the town clerk of said town shall thoreupon
insert the amount so certified, in the assessment
rolls of sad town as "A tax upon SAID school dis
trict part of district with ,ut any further or
other authority To be collected and paid over to
the town treasurer of the town where the school,
house is situated, ont OF the first money coll
lectcd 10y him belonging to said district or pant
OF du Il let, and by said town treasurer paid to
the county treasurer, and by the county treas
urcr paid to the state treasurer upon sad loan.
Section 2 This act shall take effect from and
after ITS passage.
Approved March g. 1877. ~ cory.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-11
Published NE~ch II, 1871
CHApl,- Il 1874.

AN ACT concerning town boards of review.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
ia senate and assembly do enact as follows.
Section |. At the meeting of any town board
of review to equal,lc the assessment of the prop
cyty of such town for taxation II shall be lawful
for any person who feeling aggrevcd by said
assessment shall appear before such board for
the purpose of asking corrections of such aSscSs-
mrnt, Go call witnesses In support Of his Rppli-
cation, and such witnesses may hc compelled to
appNtr and testify. and for that purpose any jus-
tee of the peace of the county shall ON appli-
cation, issue subpWnas: prUy6ri, that no wit
pcfscs shalt bc compelled 10 appear unless upon
being first paid or rendered the same fees wit
ucsscr IN Justice court are entitled to; and pro
rdr1 f#Ftr, that upon payment of such fees
any person. whether member nf the hoard of
review oyuot may he compelled to appear and
testify IN behalf either of the town or of any
person asking reduction of ,tc valuation of his
property,
Section q ANY person N king such aprlica-
ton shall be- entitled To- give violence not only of
the value ot his own property but of any OTHER
property included IN such assessment roll, which
hc may claim rs assessed too low.
Section B. This net shall take effect and be in
force from and after It's passage.
Approved MaTch 6, 1871. COPY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-11
II" COPY.
Published March Is, 1877.
CHAPTER 228.


AN ACT 10 amend section 100, OF chapter 49, of
the revised statutes concerning the collection
of delinquent personal property tax.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section /. The last clause of section 100, of
chapter Is of the revised statutes, il hereby
amended by inserting after the words opposite
their respective names" the words with Interest
at the rate of IL per cent. per annum" from the
first day of January next preceding, as to
read as follows The county treasurer shall
within the time aforesaid annex to such schedule
a warrant under his hand, directed to the sheriff
of his county, commanding him to collect from
each of the persons and corporations named in
said schedule the amount of the unpaid taxes
act down in such schedule opposite their respcc-
tive names, with interest at the rate of IL per
cent per annum from the first day of January
next preceding together with his fees for collect
ing the same, OF the goods and chattels lands
ard tenemeuts of ssid persons and corporations
respectively, and to pay the same to the county
treasurer and make returns of such warrants
within sixty days after the date thereof, and the
county treasurer may renew such warrant from
time To time, either before or after the return of
the same, for sixty days, at any one time, and
not longer than one year after the date of such
warrant.
Section 2. This act shall be in force from and
after Its publication.
Approved March T. 1877. s43 COPY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-11

read as follow: Section I. No pHson shall
be allowed to travel from place to place, within
this state for the purpose of carrying to sell,
exposing to sale, any goods, wares, merchan-
disc (farmers produce excepted), unless he shall
have obtained license as a hawker and peddler
IN the manner hereinafter provided"
Section 2. Section seven of chapter seventy
two of the laws of 1870, a. amended by chap
ter 39o of the laws of 1876, is hereby amended
so as to read follows: Every person who
shall be found travelling or trading in the man
ner indicated in section one, selling or
Offering to sell any patent rights or
articles, within this state, contrary to the
provisions of this chapter, or contrary to
the terms of any license that may have been
granted to him IA hawker and peddler. patent
night dealer, or public Snowman, shall for each
ottense be fined not exceeding fifty dollars,
nor less than twenty dollars and cost of prose-
cution, and in default of such payment may be
committed to the county jail for period not
ceeding three months; and it is further enacted,
that one half of the fine received in such cases
under this act, shall go to the prosecutor.
Section 3. Section fourteen of said chapter
seventy-two amended by chapter 1916 of the
laws of 1876, is hereby amended rs 10 read as
follows: Section fourteen. Nothing contained
In this chapter shall be construed as to pre-
vent any manufacturer, mechanic or nursery
man from selling his own work production,
either by himself, employe any one of his
family, In any manner, nor to prevent any
farmer from selling his work or production, or
the productions of any other farmer, either by
himself or by one of his family, any employee,
in any manner, without license; nor shall any
patent right dealer be required to take out IL
cense to sell his own invention"
Section 4. Section 5 of said chapter seventy
two of the laws of 1870, is hereby amended by
adding the following words also every owner
or manager of so-called sde-show or every
person exhibiting for money any wild animal or
any object of curiosity shall procure state IL
cense as public Snowman, and shall pay into
the state treasury therefor the sum of twenty
dollars"
Section 5. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved March 8, 1877. tB" COPY.