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teat Of tAs world In way that they need not buah
Int gsantng that The stage ts bad whr ls to'
made Z =. .,dhe acting and thv plays setel arc
and pntronize higher grade Of plays aud We viii
:.n e., hA,a ,htm, manager q ri. e'ty started o.
and liz l!ts,htcn,' elegantly mounted. aue sacrri
nhetc. liz appealed TO the Churcl, proper for sup.
port. They rc3used. Aftes loss of several thousand
Of can. dancers went again 10 the towns visited
bnt Il few weeks hrfore. and very roon tue can-cAn
a.acSr. aa @ rstn,ncl him tie money lost on 0seph
.Ihe aran,a /. tle grent educator Of The masses.
y 4 IL lebaked. cures will not improve It We
a!ll 10 not reformed With harsh words, but with
Siad ones: As shs moral people snter Into Il. II
AUNT CARRIES ANSWERS TO QuEs-
TlOEs.
To the Edltor NJ The Tribune.
MoNnoE, No., Oct. 2o.-ftrst, would apolo.
pize: Tho long Art'cle, "WInter Ornaments"
wna sent u Tho Home By mistake.
stoc. nothing will cnro tho ''scAly.bug" but
removal. by means OF Tho tugcr {ot thumb) nall,
or very catoiuI1yf with tho back Of
pcnkn!it, thcn wahh with strong suds
Of waalc oil OF carboltc soap; allow 10
remain over night (or longer) then wash clean with
trrsd water. On nh hardwood plants (which ara
generally tho ones Affected by this disgusting and
troublesome nsect), use nall or tooth. brush for
the cleansing, camcl's-hair pencil for tho soap.
Color grasses by various combinations Of Lemons
anolino dyes. Dy dluting tha greens and browns
you obtain ano tfnts Tals ones arc most effective.
,Cnrre tanc, do you meau tho true uett1o-ruEl,
which deriyph liza nat1c from the eruption being
viii snrS1s IL ~ saRs 81 IL. hns:if Ill.,
followed or accompanied BY itching And burntngi
si1as .s Ssasra e so IT,
ted nassa IT, skin Il ths iseo fS, bs
s aea Gs" ss 1T s;s Il % ,s .
ot q Mill smosic (ono ica.poonfal o. s;rap
often offered gTsat roiet attctward dustiag . tbe
wv .y ss2 "Tass ID p q Of n;S St
half mint Of either Of winch dissolve llalf drncm
q suEa. Of lsad: Should the ease b severe, Iot.
own who suffered win Till disease, always uttcr
sninE rrses Or other ae'a fsait slwaya
aSse y e.0 aous ~ na
hefe Ii . ano Charlotte d itusso: Take quart Of
milk and make Of 1t thin, r,eh cuttatd, With Tho
have slices OF spon2o cake. lady angoEs, 9ptenl
them With sly nice Jelly. and lino tho aides
aaa bottom Of! Of s.ass bowl; pour on fourth q
lard with extract Of bltter aimuud and n,aia tic
divide Tho cu.tard attcf cooling tiayof ol,s with
Hsanssnws5 @ sa, %a,vr sohss wh hard sugar rub:
a 9 ,enGn an2sf VIZ s1n aGd tho
awect cream. ind the whltcs Of two cggs; lavot
mt ,rn, spseMr5y Ia M os 9,hsr fruit eIy: heat e .ia
rooms Or kissct. liave you used iho white wood
~ g5o'y hnEs Il 1o Sna 70
and ahcr atea. ySa ea"f xs1at
Art =" fool snse you would like Il.
.on vc.,,.ta patsnt at19s mef,nn esea vhomp,
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os!1Eho"e1se @ VI sr,tx,n 1,.s II ,tr
t:chronnl"E,cnl Tanlc." give: parallel .nr,sar,s.
81 srast II *s ,,e. a n s st " I'll ." M
sbIoas};sy; I,:,;..,. .,n,,,,..,x =, rnn,,s ~,
Amcr'csa Autao.,. alnnahe'tenliy nItanse,': may
he supplemented tor chF9nol1klcal arnes ny cnan;
q, mast@ " isr
,soo.'.t -. "amcsicsn AMthot." and ;nf,ss.A fr:.
iistts. sml 4 &nss:: ::' - ''s '"'a'' mas "'
VI. Fet nnives,a! nioSrapny; Inohss ~. ,,nV:. Us.
on1tr .. ii,9xfseny sna ytao'e9y me uea,
supplentnteu ~. HsInH snu su" IL, Il = ..'n" !.
ny 1,f.kes - Dictionary q Amessaa notsaSn*. ),
Tn sno or o. .s,eh ~ ohet sTeoo
a,ss: W. ',''""4 ,, y. s - ss
miii. To elacidate seIetcnccs sha A!usiohs' 5oa
VIII GG VEL presldrd !. yna chaose' ,.,,h r.,,-
,,' s.ttt,.cr,, tndsx MaF 0a''S'''"' VII" 'Ap'-
ran NAVE weo.ters .Unabr,Iued' . soa rot It IN 4
less estenstvs form IN IN aependi1.
r., ws Ana @ Masa q .an.
what.
Cfarkc's concordanceto shakspeare:,
smuhs tcsinn.piss ~ ~ s'rrek III mi i,omsn An.
t!anstle.. hlogEaphy. Mythology. and Geos!aphy.
.rns ~, 1a.ssssi ~ mctnn,rr "'s s'"~
Lipptnco.s's "t;hzettcer" or Keith Johnston's
"9snera9 D!ctiSnary o. GeogrnFhy. .,..
S|s,tins :. ststesmen.s Yesr. Book. for rcon.cm.
pornrv history.
nass hse.5 mosh a aTo.aen n1 sPeenI sop'sy; s c,t
2!nitm,s fhss,t!!trx H.! Mcrentory % IersSd,r H..
chspict. Mrdicine. s5ns,c. ttc,. ctc.
Thorr jrfcrc,tcd tu UtGle. .ciaascs cannot fail to
nakc eout u4o OF McCltntock i strunx's CYCLIC.
prdia, ns a. az Is pah'i.hcd; and sn,ttha - Die
lsa!lary % the nibic, which IN tne rnatxen snIfn
itackett mn, Abbot. nnJ in the abtidscI form in
Smiths ah,gie. rolnma edition.
uana's ''Iloulchold I3ook Of Poetry " will often
answer for Jnu the question - TO nuthorthip OF
minor ps'en;s; and hsJnnts l;.orary ~ foe!ry
aM sonH, ncetons noog 81 I.henfm foe.y, r,y
nri1ss ;,nstrv ,rii ..src H. .s,nc M ms "
Ofteu. when The Encyclopaedia fails yuu IN hcrc
susioa* research, yon VIII not De- disapposnlen IN
GhAmncts bnnk o. payf; llonc Eser}'Aay
nk nhu sn,s'f nooa ,h o Ewu Est.n... ,oh,
H.. s srcnrttnir All rc,v ~
c1srtiv faiIv viii min. Nv
'' -
Aur.<orra
. The portrn,te Of Mr., Darwin and Mr., Cas)y1e.
orcr,vca nv M, Ralon. will h. ts.neh In No,
. a., .~'t. - r. Issss,z. ~.
scmoel' NC postEa't y. nerF 'oaein'' LUG
celebrated vlOllhlst, haa been engraved ny NJ,
RaIop, after Mr.. Watts admirable picture.
.,,.,t.,,r ~ .ho ,,.,,,,~. - A.. o,a
AN e~"'o'"" ~ W. "a t.o o'u
Masters Is 10 nc hclu ~ tue 1'rosscnoe ua1icry.
London. Many Of the Owncrs OF treasures Oi
Ills class, from tlle Queen downward, have sig
nItjn, ,1,etr ,x,Iinuncss n r,,ntrtbutc liam. n
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-29
No RepudiaIion in Aouih Garoifns-
How Patterson Was Elected.

COLUMBIA, November % -Governor
Hsmpton hss sent his NJ nual message 20
the General Assmbly. He strongly dep
recsIes the reputation OF the States OBJ
legations, and argues that tho settlement
o! the public debt question be made upon
a basis which will not impair the credit
Of the state. he urges the fostering oil
the public school system Tor all classes.
The special investigating committee
appointed last spring 20 examine, among
other things, into tho election OF John j.
Patterson, Ms Unit d States Senator, In
1872, submitted their report. The report
gives An epitome cf the testimony taken
before the committees, including that ot
abou. forty OK members OF tho leglslA-
tGre, white and colorcd Republicans,
whose evidence conCUrs In the statement
tha, Patterson's election was secured
through bribery. About twenty testified
thsl they were bribed either personally
by Patterson or by hls agent, Worthing-
ion. About twenty moro testifed that
offers OF bribes had been made 10 them,
but that they were refused. Elliot, 4
colOred eX-member ot Congress. who
was pstteuOn's most formidable oppon-
ont. was offered $4,000 20 Withdraw
from the contest, which was refused The
offer wss made by j. b. Dennis, in the
n me Of Patterson. MBj. u X. Delaney,
colored, who was present, corroborsted
Mr. EIliotts statement that Governor
Moses afLerward appointed j. Is. Dennis
to draw jurles for the protection OF Pal
tersOn when be was indicted In 1873 for
procuring his election by bribery and
the arrangement Wa successfully com
ple.ed. Every witness testAed that 1t
Tas generally known and understood
smong tho members that Patterson WAS
buying his election. Tho evidence
shows that votes were bought while the
election was in progress. Maxwell, =
coored Senator, was paid 10 change his
vote for Patterson, which gave majority
in the Senate snd svoidei the necessIty
Of Join, assembly the next day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-29
FRANCE.
Trembling on the Brink of
Revolution.
Significant Speech Of Mac
Mahon to a Delega-
ton Of the
Right.
FRANCE.

LONDON, Sovem Der 2S.-The Herald
correspondent 10 Paris telegraphs ths;
President Mac Mshon yesterday received
4 delegation from the party OF the Right
in the Senate. They assured the Mar.
snal OF the unwsvering support OF their
psrty in the present crisis, snd encOur-
aged hlm 20 perseyere in his present
policy OF resistance 10 the Chamber. The
Marshal replied rs follows:
Gentlemen, thank you for your
Cooperation, and believe | have the
right TO count upon II. Ii the Senate is
faithful 70 Its duty As the guardian with
me OF the Constitution and of legality, il
will sustain me. feel sure Of this II,
unfortunately for the country, it should
prove otherwise, cur lot will Sill be the
same, and rshsll know how TO show you
the way2"
PARIS, November 2S-The report OF
the committee on special accounts open.
cd BY the De Bsylis ministry during the
recent discussion, amounting to eighteen
million francs, dIsCloses that the accounts
are illegal, and cannot be sanctioned by
the Chamber without compromising the
rights of the nation,
LONDON, November Is "A Paris cor
respondent of the 7incs telegrsphs:
Despite the reports that have been cir
culated to day, have just learned to-
night on undoubted authority that 20
overture Tor compromise has been
made TO the Lett. Anxiety IL increas.
Jag, and dlsquietinG reports are
again current. Rumors are numerous
aad confcusg 1t Is certain, however,
that the budget committee are OF inclined
to adopt extreme measures 1t will only
refuse 10 vote such portions OF estimates
as can be withheld without injury to
the general interests OF the couatry.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-29
CLAYSHILLE, PA.
Raude, the Notorious Desperado. Not
ia Native Of IaysvIlIe.
CLAYsvILLE, Pa, November 2S


Correspondence OF the Register.
There is great interest manifested here
in regard TO Frank Rande, the notrious
desperate, and the report circulated by
the newspapers that his real name is
Frank Duraut, and that he is u native OF
this place. In regard to his being a ma
tive of this place, with the above name,
the report Is altogether without founds-
ton, us there is only one family OF that
name in Claysville, and they are OF the
highest responsibility. The only
male members are Horace b.
Durant, OF newspaper fame, and
William DuraLt, of PhIladelphla,
where we believe the gentleman Is en-
gagged us real estate broker, both OF
whom are over forty wears OF age.
From Rande's knowledge OF the place
and the people of this vicinity ii would
seem that he had at some time been mere.
We will know more however, in few
days, rs there have been several letters
sent from here, asking u better descrlp-
tion OF the prisoner. Almost every
citizen you meet has al opinion
as sto whom the dead shot may be,
but we have heard OF none ye.
which fill the description in every
particular. AS is but natural, Horace b.
Dursnt, whom the murderer is said TO
personate, feels very badly about the re-
port, but rs that gentleman is SO widely
and tavorsbly known it Is not probable
that it will lnjure him in the least.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-29
CIV BAMPlON's MARRIAGE.

lis reported in the Southern papers
,ba WADE HAMPTON is soon to be mar
red to beautiful and wealthy widow
monument as one of the leaders OF Lou
svillo society. She has two beautiluI
daughters, the elder OF whom, lovely as u
dream, made her d but last winter, and Is
,ov Louisville's bright particular belle.
The mother is almost as youthful
10 appearance as the daughteri
sl snd elegant in figure and ex-
suisiteiy graceful; brown eyed, with
susss Of sunny brown hair, she would
make 3 bride OF whom even WADE
HAMPTON might be proud. She and the
ion Governor met at the Lee Memorial
bail, White Sulphur, last summer. The
I'D, referred to will be at once recog'
lIIsd By visitors TO the White Sulphur
IS. summer as Mrs. SHREEvEs, "Belle
Sheridan" Since they met atthst famous
I'd watering place, Governor HAMPrc n
rs paid visit to the city OF her resi-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-29
VIRGINIA FOGYIss7.

The action os the Board of Managers
Of The Lee Memorial Association IN post
noring 81 award of the work 90 the most
deserving competitor, simply from the
sc. that Virginia artist failed to pre-
sent the bD,t odel. Is additional evil
!snce OF that spirit Of fogyism which Is
'stsrdlng tie prosperity of the State. II
IIhe CID Virgins idea tina, there Is
lO.hing outside of Virginia as good as
there ism 1t, sfd until her people re.
cOver iron their .l.e notion, the State
vii coati no tO advance backward
through all tine. The work OF building
monument to LEE is work the whole
country is interested in, and should be
rder the control Of Board OF Mana
gers composed Of at least one member
ION each State. Until something o,
list Kind is done the LEE monument will
lever be built.
Bu! the strongest evidence of de-
ayed spirit in Virginia is the election
" reputation legislature. 1t does
BOX as il, while the war LETT the Old
OonlniOn stripped of everything but
ioaOr, thst that is going too. 1t is dark
Ay when the honor OF Virginia dies
"'' the old State has fallen upon evil
snh She has fallen into unworthy
lands and her destiny seems to be over.
'''asps from the ashes will rise PnoenlS
Common wealth 10 take her place on the
'o.' Of honor, but 50 isr rs Virgins, the
VI mother of states and statesman Is
~.ocerned, II looks very much rs If her
~a:..lOus history was 20 end in infamy
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-29
The Pr..ident,s Message.

WAsHISeTos, November 28.-Ths re-
porn OF heads Of departments are COM
ple,e, except that Of the Secretary oftbe
Treasury, which will be ready for tne
printer tomorrow. The seyerGI re-
ports will be sent out in advance Tor de-
livery 10 the press, with the necessary
precsution TO prevent premsture publ
cs,lou. There Ia no apprehension
whstever Of the Presidents message
being delayed beyond the hour Of noon
on Monday next AS the House is already
organized 1t would be only some extra
ordinary emergency thst wolld make q
delay. SO tar IS the tenor OF the message
IL c5lcarned, 10 one outside OF Cabinet
circles have been advised thereof. In
TACT It ls not complete, and the regular
Cabinet session Of Friday next will prob
ably near the final rea1ing, though ;here
may be Mt extra session Saturday v com
pleLe the mesGsge IN every e-pect
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-29
TRIPLES THAC lkAVi LED TELE
GRAPHIVALLY.

Secretary Sherman has revoked the
orner refusing clearanCes 10 vessels from
Mississippi ports.
TIE Deputy Marshal arrested the Sher
If of jackson county AT PascagOUla, Al
ALBANIA, yesterday. Charges unknown.
To-day being legal holiday in New
York the National, State the municipal
offices. the banks and the several eX-
changes will be closed.
The distress among the mining popu-
lation of Cornwall las become so great
as TO require an organized charitable
movement tor their reliet.
Thomas A. stow, a well known jour
ma ist ot Cleveland, ard Grand Master OF
the Arcieut Order OF United WOrkmen
Oljo, died in that city this morning.
Citizens of Alabama, Missss ppi snd
Louisiana have petItoned Congress TO
send commission 10 investigate the
conduct OF the Government agents At
PsscagOula.
Mrs. f. P. Shall, proprietor OF q
boarding house in Columbus, attempted
to urge along slow fire by pouring coal
oil on it. The usual result: the lady WAS
seriously and probably fatally burned.
The signsl service observer at the
wreck OF the Huron reports that the
bodies OF Cnss. Carson, landsmsn, and
Thos. Armstrong, seaman, VINO wee
lashed TO the bowsprit, have been brought
ashore.
At Athens, o, D., j. W. McWhorLer
ousrre!led with his brother, Tuesday at-
terLoon, and the brothe, went a mile for
! his gun, returned and shot the doctor
killing him instantly.
Supervisors ELsD, Psshee and CsssIn,
Of Troy, New York, have been indicted
for Iraudulenty auditing bills agsir St
| Rensselaer, county for about $4,000
msde up in the names OF fictitious per-
sons, for work never done. Il is sup.
posed that the totsL amount of the illegal
bills will foot up $4,000 for the past
/ year alone.
Hon. f. II Buckingham, District At.
tornev Tor the THird J-dicisl District OF
Nebrasks, died At 7:S0 o'clock this morn
/ ing OF heart disease. A ColuCiI OF Puy-
sicians decided that the disease wss the
result OF violent boating exercise when
attending Yale College. Deceased WAS
29 years OLD and graduate OF the class
OF 1878.
At the morning session of the Nation
al Grange, IN Cincinnati, the Committee
on Lectures stated that the services OF
lecturers were much sought, ard recon-
mended the subject to the careful con-
| siderstion of the Executive Committee
The Committee on Constitution recon-,
mended an amendment giving one rep
resentative from each State and oae
vote for each 100000 additional mem
ben. The matter Is now before the
Grange.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-29

Matters are becoming interesting IN
France. The populsce of the cities,
.,ol,tinr the example of the National
,.,snbly, sre becoming riotous and un-
,o,trOllsble, and the impression appears
:, be thst q conflict is approaching. An
i,,arsstlng subj ct of discussion by the
,.v.pspers is, which side the army will
aka in case OF h collision between MAC
s,HOs and the republic, That is point
,b., ought to be settled before this dis
.u,bsnce begins
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-29
Tue weight Of the Vote.


The suspense OF the Presidential cleo
Liun, where tho decision hung 90 one
electoral vote, and the subsequent eight
to seven votes of the Comlnlssion, has
been transferred from the executive TO
the legislative branch 9l the government
The detection of Patterson and COnOver
renders il almost certain that
hereafter, and for come time,
sH strictly psrty questions arc
10 be seLLed ia the Senate by
me vote. Buffers oaso was brought for
ward by two votes, and It's precedence
maintained by one vote. One vote made
the tie BY which the Republicans were
enabled 10 adjourn 10 Monday 10 cen
suit. and, If possible, devise meaLs y
prevent going INTO the minority, and the
casting vote OF the Vice President turned
the tie in favor OF the Republicans.
In the committees the executive ousi
ness and the contested cases turn on
sIogle votes. A favorable report iu
Hilards case was agreed to by one ma
iority 10 tie Comu ittee on Foreign
Relations, and that OF Sanford decided
unfsvorably by one vote. The judiciary
Is evealy divided upon the Harlan
nomination, aside from one Senator, who
was not resdy 10 vote on Friday, and II
will probably be reported isvorably by
this one vote tomorrow. These in
stances show the condition OF Affairs n
nearly all the committees.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-29
CIaysvilIe improvements.

Washington Review.
In connection with the improvements
mentioned by the correspondent OF the
Wheeling REGISTER, We are pleased to
make good promise OF some standing,
TO speak word about the changes
wrought by tbs good taste and liberality
of tne Presbyterian congregation upon
their house OF worship and It's grounds
at that place when, by the courtesy OF
one oi its members, we were SHOWN
through the grounds and church, we
scarcely recognized the old, familiar sur
roundlngs OF other days, Without new
board walked to the handsome IRON tenc-
ing in front, and to board fences neatly
whItewashed. Within the enclosure, the
trees of the beautiful locust grove had
been trimmed and the pathway all tan =
bsrked. A new roof witp fins cornce
projection had been placed upon the
church. while within, u spirit OF beauty
guided by good taste had wrought marked
changes Walls and ceiling were neatly
freS Scoed, seats AMI pews modern!zed aud
painted, the pulpit grained and furnished
anew, the slsles newly caIpeted, and
ground and figured glass substituted Tor
plain window glass. In the rear was
u large, new wall clock, u library OF 2O5
choice volumes 4 handsome chandelier,
hanging from the ceiling, supplied srtl-
fetal light, while the necessary heat was
furnished by four gatIlng gun furnaces
Nothing WAS gsudy but I'll wss neat and
tasty. a uodess outlay OF Sl,1OO had
Effected these changes and Infused re-
newed interest in church matters. Ii
may not be- generally known that the
present. pastor mas had charge OF this
congregation for something over thirty
NehIs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-29

Iae recent disaster of the man. .of-war
al'on should be taken as warning to
w Navy Department. 1t is said that
~' merchant sesmen pay the strictest
"satlon to the reports of the Signal
"'ice in order to avoid all dangers
<on impending storms, while the Navy
''Psrtmeut does not heed the warnings
should. 1t is shown that the Huron
Aed last Friday, into the face OF
"'n disregsrding the warnings of the
Is'l. reports. If the government is to
ieat millions of money each year for
H'Parposc OF completing and maintain
''iaIS department, why are not the ma
"a Ulcers compelled to act accordingly.
"Ailme Of peace the rigid commands
"'as navy for vessel 10 leave port a.
'''s' IS not necessary, and more psrticu-
'y IN the face of coming storm.
toeielegrsph is endesvorlng to excuse
%'n''ai TRENcHARD, by saying that
'a'o'ned Capt. RYAN of the ill-fated
s"On, TO 60 to sea when he chose.
'''s Is something wrong in this at.
-P a. an explanation, and should be
"0ashIy Investigated. 1t is easy
,'-s0 Tor the living to blame the dead,
"'aoSn in the instances OF the de-
s'''lOn Of the Huron last Sunday
Eng Again it has already been
Gi,s Gia mat this vessel was one OF the
,u.c,, 'Ia'' vessels, and was, in many re-
l. q, ~ r.pn'eaworthy. !. Our miserable navy
tt,, .1e w whole, third class affair, but
Always coat hrst el.ss price.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-29
DROWNED.
FrighuuI Accident To " Party ofCoI.
OuAHtE.

PfTTsBURGH, November 2S.--John b
Painter. Of this city, with party Of colo
uIst-, tulrty souls ID all, lett this after
noon m n HAT boat, intending 10 travel
by river to Arkansas They launched
their boat about two o'clock, and had
only hoated snort distance, when one
OF the steering oars broke, and the boat
began to DRIFT with the current. just AS
they entered the Ohio rlver the fat boat
-truc. q fee. Ot coa barges, and the Hat
boat parted in three Ieces aud broke up,
,hro~ing the emig Urts into the water.
some Of them ciumbered out ol the CUSl
bargos and others were rescued by skiGs.
A Swiss family, named Rife, consisting
OF father, mother snd two children, and
q man from PhliRdelphia, name uH.
known, persisted All tho rest were
saved, although with the greatest diff.
Guilty, one woman, with 80 infant, font
lng 700 yards before she was picked up.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-29
Mr.. Morrison creates a sen.au on

WASHINGTON, November 27.-Mr.
MorGison's speech to-day in the House
was quite an unexpected blow to the
Ewing repeal and the silver men. he
charged that Ewing hsd secured the
passage of bill which wss flstly 10 tie
lace of the OHIO Democratic platform,
and thst Ewing, and those who followed
him, had utterly failed TO accomplish
what the sof. moneY men who sent them
here wanted. He claimed thst the silver
bill was failure -.ace, instead OF spe-
cifcsIly making the public debt payable
in silver, It lett the whole subject open
to be constrled by the government Is It
chose. snd this would Of course lead 70 q
decision that the bonds must be paid in
gold. TIE speech gres.ly troubled Gil
the soft money men OF the House on
both sides