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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05
CAPITAL REMOVAL.

That much vexed and oft agitated
Capital question is again the subject of
consideration by our Legislature. This
song in West Virginia politics is stale
enough TO rest awhile. Our people are
tired of hearing the old tune, and if the
delegates from this section repre-
sent their constituents fairly the
removal bill will receive no
comfort from this Senatorial Dis
trict; nor can We think any considerable
number of West Virginis's Taxpayers
want 70 invest one dollar in carrying out
the provisions of the act now pending to
locate the Capital. The Wheeling peo-
pie have provided an excellent, commo-
dious and convenient State House;
Wheeling is accessible by rail and by
navigation, and at present is the conf
mercial centre Ia West Virginia,
and there seems 10 be no sound
reason for stirring up enmity and sec
tional strife in the State At this time,
over h subject that should be buried
;or ut least ten years. when the whole
people can more intelligently selee. a
permanent location, ard we hope, will
be more able to bear the burthen Of
purchasing suitable grounds and erect
ing appropriate State buildings, inde-
pendent of municipal aid and
individual contributions. Were the
Legislature now in session
at Charleston, however, We should op-
pose removal to any point as unwise and
lnexpedient. Make no more changes At
this period of the States history. If
our Delegates and Senators apply them
selves in enacting healthy laws and i'm
proving the imperfect statutes In our
present Code they will much better
serve their constituents then by fritter &.
ing away time de!ibersting where to halt
the State House for next meeting
hsyser Tribune.
We are satisfied that our legislators
ought. for the present, TO let the capital
question alone. The city of Wheeling
mas expended hundred thousand dollars
on building, and turned it over to the
State free OF rent as long as it may be
used as a State House. The government
is now organized and running At Wheel
ing, and it should remain there at least
ten wears. We are not in a financial
condition 10 keep our capital rolling
round the State, and trust our senators
and representatives may vote against the
proposed capital bill Mountain Echo.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05

81. LgUi., February IA Christian
eoA.ofeace, under the susplces OF the
Young Mems CEfbtiAn AssOciAticb, has
been m s,-sIOn here Tor t~J aSyt
Ssyersl prominent gentlemen engas-d
~ Curislian work, from different psr,. of
the country. are prsssst. Among thcn
are The following: Rev. George y. Hall,
late secretary, Of New York; ThjmD
Cree, travelling secretary Oi lbs later.
national Executive COfDmittes u the
Uuited States AID Cal. b.ds; X. Wsidsn
sail, Yelling agent Of The lDtsrnnt'onsi
COMMITTEES of IEe Northwest; W. ".
ysna rsd. u, general fcrststy of N. Y.
81. 4. A. o. CbhAgo. 4 g.mbsr of I'D
dresses On sA6iogs 'uJjrcS o.
inleres. have Teen delivered, and
Discussed, sDd great deal Of iEtsrr'I
La, hsen maaifsst-d 10 tbe crercls- 0f
the sess.On 18th dsy sBd Rigbt.
Mr.. Cree prss.hted report setting
forth tts iabOrs VI the YO1sz Msn's
Christian AaDcist1on, ia growth and 10.
Gussces. IL shows Tia. sOgSIibstsnding
toe depressed slate oi ba.iss., tnsrs hs'
been healthy incrsse ofths asE,s',stios,
eli over the country, sbd tney haye been
ung.aa.ly A,tiye. rbs total ndmoer OF
ASsoc3AiiOns contested yith the fttsrnn.
,ional Con. nit.eo 10 1000. The bric-
ingB owned. and The property, srciu-
aJs Of IibrAT.es, furb itufe, &c, u ,sigsd si
S2,2DoOCO. The cursDI eIpehses 70,
.h. year ~ers $4,000 There are 10
general secretaries vho give al ,hsaf
time - the AssOcistloEs work, sEs ms
meabsrsbip of the AsccIa.ioa "a se'uI
10000 kmp,o: rnsnt ~ss ioasa Tar
over 10000 tnsn d1fing ths year.
TSenty-ohs STATE ard provincial Coz
ysEtsons hsye been tsit darInx the yrsr,
a, vhIeh 8Is x~soelsilohs Ssre rpfs
.-n,ed. TIE gfoSth o! the ssoe'slSs.s
Ia tie South has teen very marked.
sooat 40 having bscs orgssiLsa s.neS
by lat ssnasi ss; tDiesi seetiot, And
.cuvs w0fS q b-sEg prosecuted lssts
.s,0ag TIE eoiorsd ycasg nasn. = s
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05

THE details Of the bloody carousal OF
an undisciplined army in South America
as given in to-day's dispatches, is simply
appalling. 1t is trightful evidence OF
the low state of morals in our South
American neighbors when the Bogotan
authorities fail to remove an officer be-
cause of bis popularity and influence, when
that officer by an order made while drunk,
suspends discipline in his army, and turns
his soldiers loose like horde of Of bar
barians to pillage city, and give it over
to murder, lust and robbery. If that
kind of an officer holds the popular affec-
tions of the people, what in the name OF
Heaven must the people be.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05
1T BEATS THE DEVIL.

! MADIsoN WELLS, the Great Re
turner, j: prudent man. He writes
20 his friend Senator WEsT-but thinks
j: !mpruinrt to commit to paper the
nine O.: .icE thoughts which filled his
PHILEMON, Having confidence in thy
otel,ence. | wrote unto thee, knowing
:hs: thou wit do more than l say"
Mr.. WELLS Is not only prudent in his
Drrespondence. but he is also COM
mercial letter writer. He knows exactly
how to correspond in the interest
OF good bargain. He writes that
"nIl!ons have been sent here
in the interest of TILDEN."
How alarming would the sound of tina.
sentence fall upon the ears Of the Re.
publican managers in Washington, and
one can readily imagine the ssrdoDic
grin which stole over the features OF the
hsrd.isced old repr-bste, when penninE
lbs! line, as he thought he could see his
friend, The greatest of living generals .
lake = drink, and curtly direct ZACH.
AKrAH to levy another assessment on the
female clerks rs counter movement TO
arrest the productive results Of that
'osr OF money
WILLS Is not only prudent and COM
mercisl, but be writes a feeling letter.
he catches, ~ by inspiration,
the one sentiment which per.
ysdes the existence Of his philsnthrophic
.eader-"lt is not fer myself that l re-
gre. detest, Il Is only for the poor ne
gro Ne, with MS consent shall the op-
Y:essci people be- soyesnei by the pa
'o.et Rehes, snd the white hvered
IsUMRULIs aud PALMsRs of the North
the men who gave their blood, their
treasure and their labor 10 preserve the
Union. These white livered" people
should hsve nothing 20 DO with con;roll-
'as the des;,ries Of the nstion. On,
10; i! Was be slone-.he prudent.
tie commercial sad the feeling j. MAD
i>oN WELLS-he slone who understood
the situation. Those oounter-millions
must De placed in his hands. and it must
BE- PROMPTLY done or s.bs rssul. xouli
f! u'"s' VI inc lesu' "o1'4
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05
American Composition with English
Trade.

NEW YORK, February 3.-At the an
nusl meeting Of the Sheffield Chamber
OF Commerce to-day the president said
that Sheffield manufacturers and work
men had only themselves to blame for
losses in their trade with America and
successful American competition with
foreign countries. Sheffield workmen
were not up to the make and style re-
quired by customers. Mr.. Man
della, member of Parliament
for Sheffield, said that American
competition was success because
Americans e1celled ia the rspidi;y OF
their adoption of labor saving machinery.
II peace was preserved English trade had
nothing to fear, and 10 any case the EGG
lish colonies furnished most promising
market.
Maudells referred to the importation
OF American beef - OF great benefit 10
England and = striking instance o.whst
enterprise could do.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05

Sherman was present when We made the
comparison and corrected error in the
copy given Hale. Governor Palmer
wanted TO know why he had not the same
courtesy shown him as Hale had, and wit
ness declined TO answer. He asked for 3
copy of the same document which had
been given 10 Hale, and asked the wit
ness to back at So'clock and see him.
Witness promised, but did not go. Gov.
Palmer stated to witness that if he had
anything to do with this business,
he should pay for nothing. No
Democrat ever offered the witness
suy money or suggested pay to him in
connection with these disclosures. Ger
tainly Governor Palmer was the last
person witness would ever go 10 for such
purpose. All the white Republicans in
New Orleans are On some rolls and
drawing pay from the government in
some way.
To Mr.. Howell was after the pro.
mitigation OF the electoral returns that
Wells requested witness to make up the
false returns. The fictitious return is
correct, or within wovotes of being cor
rect. The copy of the original return
was destroyed.
The witness was subjected 10 an hours
cross examination by Mr.. Howe, 70 test
the correctness OF his statements aud h s
recollection as to the manner in which
the false return of Vernon parish was
made. Witness was unable 10 say why,
when Wells asked for three polls that
would make up the aggregate of polls
Nos. 2 and 9 destroyed, he or Davis did
not at once tell him that the LIS vote
were to be found in polls Nos. = and 9
already made up TO his hand.
Adjourned till Monday.
Senator Allison states That the facts IN
regard 10 his correspondence with Gill
ford are as follows: Clifford being from
lows wrote mot telegraphed. Ms stated
by Lit ledeld), that he mad Information
OF great importance to the Republican
party, and wished 10 come In Washing
ton to communicate it. Clifford did not
state the character of this lntoi nation,
and, moreover, wrote that be had prom.
ised ON his honor not u communicate II
TO the Senate committee then in Louisi.
ana. Senator Allison showed this letter
to his colleague, S"nstor Wright,
and also 10 Senator Morton, chairman
of the Senate Committee on Privileges
and Elections. They advised Allison TO
telegraph Clifford TO consult with Sens-
tor Howe, and Allison did SO, saying TO
Clifford il would be sale 10 consult with
Senator Howe. Senator Allison did not
telegraph, Ms stated by LitllefeId, "Howe
only is safe"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05

THE proposed amendment to the Con-
,,i,ulicn of the State, changing and re-
y.ing our judicial system, passed the
House OF Delegates on Saturday BY the
constitutional two-thirds msjority. 1t
will now 20 to the Senate, and if passed
BY that body will be submitted to
The people tor ratification or rejection.
5. the mex. general election. This is n
measure OF serious importance to the
S.s,e. and we are inclined to think it
wi 4; least add to the efficiency o, our
judiciary, if it does not lessen the ex-
pen,e The proposition, however, will
be thoroughly discussed before it comes
.oa vote of the people.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05
AsbtabuIn Inqnest.

CLEVELAND, February i-The coro-
uer's jars =: Ashtsbuls, yesterday. eI-
amiued George II. Carpenter, who testl-
lied tina. ST tie time the bridge "a.
built he Was employed in the Lake Shore
shops 81 Clsyeisnd. but afterwards hsd
charge Of the r4i.ing Of the bridge with
Mr.. Rogers, uDdsr hI. directions. When
the braces were sent from the shoT@ 10
the bridge they bad 10 masks on them
- show where they belonged. After
the bridge VS.. bailt- Mr. Stone eH-
pres.et himself ss well satisfied With the
work ard said il ksd been well done.
The witcess did not consider the system
ef l,terai braces in TINS bridge good for
anyihtng.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05
and what really they are forcing the peo

and what really they are iorclHg the peo-
pie TO. do under the peculiar pro-
visions of this extraordinary measure.
After all, men are nothing but grown
up boys, sad watching the maneuvering
of the Charleston friends on this capital
question. we are reminded Of lot Iof
boys playing skinny" while they are
prancing around to get lick at the
ball and knock it away from Wheeling
they have let Clarksburg and Martins.
burg peal the skin of from their own
shins with the removal bat, while
Wheeling still holds the ball. The
people of the State want this proposition
treated as business, and not as boyish
game.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05
Result, Of the German Elections.

LONDON, February g. The Pal NaTI
Gasette Gays the result of the German
elections Is deeply discouraging 10 the
supporters OF the empire BlsmarcE vii
st,il be able 10 commarj. msjoriiy BY
skiIiul manipula:ions; but his successor
NAV be anable 70 control the Socia
forces, which have acquired sach dan
geros intensity. The result OF the
elections introduces sn element OF i'm.
mense peril into European politics.
They canno, but intensity Bsmarck's de-
sire u Sc, Russia dragged into an orien.
tsl war. and in any difficulty between
Germany and France they will not
make him anxious to find peaceful CO.
lutiOn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05
Ra,Ire.d bridge Damaged

LoGASsPoRI, ISp- January S.-Oue
span of the Toledo, Wabash and Wet
ern railroad bridge, one hundred and
fifty fee, IN length, crossin z the Wabash
q. this point wn carried swsy tbs
morning BY the heavy floating ice. Tae
bridge VA. being rebuilt OF iron. 4 pr.
ton of the iron tor the new bridge ~as
also .wep; away. Tne damage Is &c
known. bot IT 70 said 10 be considerable
Travel will be suspended for several
days. Arrangements are being perfected
b, which trains can make cDnhec.Ion By
Esy of the L C. & 5. w snd Psn-
Handle roads 81 thn point
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05
High Old Art.
From the New York sun.

From Father Tatts annual report We
derive the interesting tact that the
country hss recently paid S756 for por-
trait OF Landsuie. Williams, intended TO
sdorn the walls of The Department ef
Justice We suppose that in due time
Perrepont will be painted, and then Taft
in his turn, if an artist of sufficient grasp
can be found. What noble gallery it
will be-Williams, Pierrepont and
Father Taft all in row,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05
France aaa Germany.

BELLE, February A. ssport> Of the
organ zttaon o; the iARas:gFn are d.nied
In saicisi circles. TIE s TfA German
Gasetts r.yerss 70 snti-trsrnsn articles
n ,hs RsrE aes DeuI ..IO'aG,s, nDn 'sys:
Thee sIprs,sayas Are ,Igaiieahi IN
Frsno,. u.eHa-s tks rseeTki Oi The var
.gsir..t German : a coHiid-rsd ~ every
one Usiy qgss:s0o oi time, and eohsIs-
ylt,s s prominent iselOr IN ala political
@ ~ lzIsgLs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05
probable Los. Of Three Vessels.

NEW YORK, February Slope l.
we'll nigh abandoned OF the safety of
the steamship Columb,s, 40 days over
Cue ST this port from Hull, England,
and OF the George Cromwell. and George
" ashingtou, from HALIFAX, for St Johns.
Esch are long over cue. ..For:y seven
persons are o. were on board Of the
Columbis, thirty on the George Crom-
well. and thIrty-one on the George
Wx.hiuytrD
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05
Hotel Burned.

urea. y. Y, February 4-The
hinchman House and Vasbergs shoe
store, ST Little Falls, were burned to
dsy. Loss, $4,000; insurs nee 81, 900
The occupants OF the hotel merely had
time to escape in their night clothes. Vos-
berg MAS nearly dead from sufocAtion
when rescued.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05
x.,.,,... rn,@,.. srv..s.S.

CIsefsSsTI, February S.-Thres no,
sE.OU. Theses and targiErs named
Eos@, Dl3Os aid Clara, were xrrezisd
ssre to-day With quss,Ety Of six IN
lhsir possession ~Aica S.s sto.ea 10
CI-ys snd. Thsy are wanted there aAd
in CoIumbas 10 answer charges Of baIg-
lsry and saie blovibg asainst them thszs-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05
Fire and Explosion.

NEW YORK, February A FIRE
broke out tonight IN sub cellar, No.
265 Broadway, occupied by the Marvin
Sale Company. Two explosions oc-
CURED, and FIVE fremen were injured By
broken glass, the front window beng
blown out. The heated and confDed
sir caused the explosion. The flooring,
with safes on il, fell in. Msryin's dam
age is estimated a. $4,000; insured for
$4,000 The building Was owned BY
the Orphan Asylum, ana damaged TO the
amount OF $1,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05

THE State Senate and House of Dele
yates have come to dead lock on the
Silver bill, but it is probable that the
Conference Committee will adjust diff
entities II this does not succeed we
would sugges, u High Court of Arbltra.
ton. something alter the fashion of the
1'rinsrtite Tribunal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05

WHEN SHALL We three meet again"
GRANT, FISH and O'CoSoR contsbbing
,ogether on yesterday. Wonder if GRANT
e1punged CHARLES OCONoR's harsh
c-s.lcism made few weeks ago. having
some reference to President lying about
in street cutters, and washed out the re-.
membrance of the remark in glass of
-b.-r,,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05
Wife Murd er.

James Flood murdered his wife Mary
this morning. The parties quarrelled
and sepsrs.ed some time ago, and Flood,
suspectlng that his wife was on too init
mate terms with German grocer's
clerk in Crosby street, weat there, but
while be was al The back door his vile
escaped by the front snd ~ss pursued oy
the husband, who overlook her 8. her
own door and plunged .insmiih's resm-
er, $ sharp pointed Instrument about
fourteen inches long, INTO her breast.
She died in few moments. Flood
escaped.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05

THEODORE TILToN was invited TO
,as, on the floor of the Arkansas Legs
I.,ure. The telegram fails to state
whether the sheriff of that county had
the same courtesy extended TO him, or
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05

THAT tickling in the nose, stop it, BE-
fore j, becomes cstsrrh- By DIR. ]. H.
Nc Leans Celebrated Casarrh Snuh, It
sooshes and ailsys irritation, it cures
sores in the nose or skin, removes
pimples Of tie face. Trial boxes 80
cents BY mail. Dr.. J. II. Mclean, sl4
Chestnut strest-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05

An additional evidence OF the partisan
his. ofthe Associated Press is, that but q
snort synopsis of the arguments OF the
Democratic counsel before the High
.Io,nt Commission is given, while the
.,a.cb Of SrANLY MATHEWS is tele-
,rsnbed In full. Out with such stuff.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05
nardi Gras - MenphIs.

MKMrHIs, February 4--PrePsrAtioas
for the .pprosching carnival are nearly
complete. Costumes hare arrived from
Pans, and the pageant of Memphis will
sxesed in beauty any previous one.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05

REBABILITATIoN. Forty i've cotton
,.c,ories in Georgis, all in active opera
,ioa and paying dividends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05

Bosrox. January 4.-Minnie and An
ME ssriiey, sad Nellie VoOrhase, agca ,,
G and 10 year., were droSne1 a' Salem
Saturday, by breaking ihrOogh the 'oe-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05
VOL. IA.
st'heslina 2egistsr.
Gnld closed Saturday at 1851.

Thereafter 10 day tcah bePartty eSoIay'
,,,,B northeast TO northwest io1rds' ana
I,,r,r ts1lDerd 'Ire.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05

WELLS wants to be bored BY the In
vs.-irsting Committee to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05

MARpI GRAs promises to be grand
s,,si- in Memphis and Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05

NEW YoEg, February s-.-Ibs nsshs-
plJysd Eoskmea il rns,s ms,tihg ses
nigkt, call on the jezjslsturs for 80 sp
propris,lon Of g.. 10000 70 givt wort %
ina dis men.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05

FLORIDA still hangs fire.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05

Tx Capital is still here.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05
Fou,d Gully Of EnbesrIemest.

PoTTsyILLE, Pa, February 3.-Henry
u. Boa. Secretary OF the Citizens
Baildi1 snd Losn Association OF Sbens'
doa5, has bsea found guilty o! enoez-
zinz nearly s. 600.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05
Sentenced

Joe. 2. Dengler, eI-cashier OF the
PennEyivAnia National Bark Of this
city, has been sentenced 70 iwo years and
two motifs Imprisonment m The Peni-
t-ntiary. The amount shstrsctsd wss
sbou: 5000, OF which 5000 ~s. re-
t,,osd by DsagleTs friends
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05
Your very truly,
j. Madison WELLS.

Witness said when he first alluded 70
the letters they were 10 New Orleans
but had been received by HIM to-day.
Al this point Senator West entered the
room when Mr.. Fie.d asked him To
open the letter addressed 10 him. Sens-
tor West replied that he would open the
letter and read the contents - follows:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-16
XIX. Gin,us Der @utsbcrrfdait.

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rem Ourd feline 9eiratb nit Der Grbir
BON @romsbaa nod nidt in ibrer san=
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ieroinss bag Serm0scn Der 9erbsrt's
oasin isin Jbrsei5 sins peiter. 3ooe-
rid 9altin9 itrebte aud nod ibren
Namen. Sierin allein lab CT oen 2obu
fur feline Mnltrensunsen. Sa Gin,
ncuc Yarlamentsuabl in naber Mus-
li4t itano. bel4lob er, ieincn san;sr
Ginfab als @utsberr in @romsbal
uno Der umseseno 81 &unittn bes mi
niltcrielen Ganbioaten seltenb su ma
den uno lid oabur9 Inlpra6e aui Sic
Dantharteit oes Miniiteriums su er-
werbcu, Die er natiirli6 wiebcrum Ill
leinem @ort9eil ausSubeuten bottle.
@on oicler Soce bcberrl6t, rib G,
iih. obmo5l nit l@wcrcm 9crjet, bon
ben @ersniisunsen Ser fran50iil9en
Dauptltaot los uno febrte nit feline,
idulobelaoenen, unsIidliden Satin
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