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Senator Morton.

CINCINNATI, September l3.-Presi-
dent Hayes arrived at Richmond, Ind,
at 10 O'Clock this morning, and was
driven directly TO Gen. Burbsnk's resi-
dsnce, and Immediately repaired TO the
chamber of Senator Morton. No change
is reported in the Senators condition
this morning. ~ 49,
RICHMOND, September Is knowing
the extreme weakness of Senator Morton,
many citizens feared the result OF the
excitement attending the President :
visit TO day. His medical advisors, and
the Senators family, believed that were
the the visit private, without confusion
or unusual demonstration at or near Gov
ernor Burbank, that the mental advsn-
tages would by far over balance the phys
zeal injuries and the result so far has
apparently proved the wisdom of their
Judgment One of the difficulties which
medical science could not overcome was
the usual depression of the Senator's
spirits. He has been, for him, so long
inactive, mentally and physically, that 81
times even his indOmitable will has slmCs.
given way. The Presidents visit and
the cordial and hopeful greetings of the
distinguished guests has removed
much of his fears that perhaps
his paralysis would render HIM more
of an invalid than formerly, or that the
complication of the disease might affect
his mind, has apparently been sllsyed,
and he has rested since mis- friends de-
psrture mentally and physically, and Is
IN much better condition thar since
the attack. At the usual hour tonight
DR.. Thompson retired, and the Senator'S
tranquil sleep has been almost entirely
unbroken IRON 9 o'clock to II O'clock,
with every prospect OF beneficial
nights slumber.
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friends, we went into the war believing
we were right, but when the war end.
ed all surrendered, and l want to
impress on you that we surrendered in
good faith and challenge any man
living to say that from that day to this
that l have violated in any degree the
tenor Of my parole, or done anything
inconsistent with my honor AS q
soldier and citizen. Cheers. When
| shesthed my sword l renewed my
allegiance to the United States. When
/ took my official oath the other day, as
Governor of South Carolina, swore to
uphold it as it now stands and SO help
me God l intend to keep it. Cheers.
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Catholic celebration.

DETROIT, September l3.-The return
home of the Right Rev. q. ii. Borgess.,
Bishop of Michigan, from Rome this
evening was made the occasion of cele
bration and grand torchlight parade
bv all the Catholic societies OF the city.
A delegation OF the clergy of the diocese
left here at noon, and met the Bishop at
81. Thomas on the Canada Southern
railway, where special train was in
waiting to convey him here. This train
made u run OF l. l miles from st. Thomas
10 Amperstburg, IN one hundred
and nine minutes, beating by three
minutes the best time on re-
cord that was made by Nanderbll:s
special trains on the same road last
spring. The train which left st. Thomas
at 5:l5 arrived at Detroit at Sl5 A. NJ.
The address OF welcome was made at the
depot by Mayor Lewis, TO which the
Bishop responded. The procession num-
bercd many thousands, carrying banners,
Chinese lanterns. torchlIghts and trans
parencies and accompanied by several
bands of music.
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Commercial Traveller Robbed.

CINCINNATI, September l8.-Jsmes
Morgan, travelling salesman OF Noter-
man X Jonas, diamond settlers and jewel
ers, Fourth and Main streets, this city,
was robbed, Tuesday night, OF over IS 600
worth OF jewelry, while stopping at the
Phillips Honse, Dayton, Ohio. 1t wss
first supposed the loss was but 5000 or
81 900, but later developments place the
amount near the sum mentioned above.
The robbery WAS committed about tea
time, an entrance to Morgsn's room be-
ing effected by means of the transom.
Detectives from this city are working up
the case
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, September l3.-Indian
Inspector Vsndever telegrsphs from
Messills, New Mexico, to the Commls-
sioner OF Indian Affairs, rs follows: The
Warm Spring Indians have lett the
reservation and have murdered thirteen
persons. Jetfords, the former agent of
the ChIncihsnss, stirred them up To in.
subordination. He can be convicted, on
Indian testimony, of furnishing whisky
to the lndisns.
General Benz. +. Kelly, of West Vir-
ginia, has accepted the appointment OF
superintendent at Hot Springs, Ark.
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A MoTHER-IN-LAw gives return rap
at the sons-ln-iaw in the current aumber
of the Diningroomt Magazine. She de-
scribes man OF respectable appearance
and well connected, who has had good
education, but who knows no business
and has developed no qualifications for
any. be marrles and manages to get
along somehow until the position which
his friends have obtained tor hun gives
out;sthen he falls back on his witU's rela-
tives tor support. He seeks no employ
meDt because he expects 1t to seek hlm,
and if situation is offered him, he does
not grasp at it, as the salary is not sutiic-
lent ier his ideas OF support. The mother
in-lsw picks out, we hope, rather an
Isolated case. Such fellow ought TO
be apprenticed To MI orgsn-grlnder with
view TO his eventually taking the posi-
ton of chief monkey.
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From the Commercial.


WE regret to be compelled to say that
the most roseste hopes are not enter
tanned in behalf OF Senator MoRToN's re-
covery by those intimate with his condi-
tion. bis death, just at this time, would
operate as a national calamity. His
place, for the time being, would be filled
by Democrat-and this for more than
year. IT, however, PATTERSON or
CoNovER are to play false, the political
situation will not be changed, in any
event.
That just depends from whs. stand
point one looks at it. There are some
people in the Hoosier State who think
his demise would be national blessing.
Neither view, however, is likely to be
general, but we venture to say that il he
had "pegged out" ten months ago there
would have been greater cause tor sorrow
on the one side and JOY on the other, than
is now possible.
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CMcISNATL September l3.-CottOn- -
Demand iair and market firm 8, l0ic
Flour-Demard !sir and price: higher;
family - gO.u6lO. W hest-QIiet; red
II l5Cal %. COMM good demand
prIce. .bsde higher St 18ay49. Ost -
Weaker ~ Z6G,2O. Rye Strong a. $50
GO. Bzrlry-Inac:ive; NJ. 2 sP-!ng
75ld-sOc. Pork In far demand Sl3 %
Lard DYll and lower; steam held 81
ss =: current make sold ~ - OOldyS ~ /!
kettle 80 5OG,lO 90. Bulk MeaLs -AC.
tive. frru End higher; closed quiet At 6ihp
as 1-Ce7:G7.c. Bscon-Quiet bat
firm 6:a6l@9!G 8i@84@6sc. Whisky
S.esay. anI IN lair demand A. 81 10
Butter-In good demand; prime 70 fancy
cresu.ry 2G95CG prime 70 choice We
tern L -srye 2lIr23c; Central ONO l5Ca
%. Linseed OIl-Firm Et 52(sy53c.
Hpgs-C mmou "A coat 80; lIght
s. l5Ca5 45; packing IS loCa5 30; butch
ers' s. 35(d5 45.
NEW YORK, september l3.-Busine esi
only mo ierste with packing houses, bat
;obblng trades are still sctlye. Cottoni
are IN steady but moderate demand
Prints are in tar demsnd. Ginghsms
active and firm. Dress goods and felt
skirts in steady request. Men wOoleni
quiet. Flannels ia good demand.
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AMERICAN TEAM,
BRITISH TEAM.
100 90 l,0OU
Wards Yards Yards.
E.Var Shin

NEW YORK September l8.-The whal
ing schooner Charles Thompson, of Prov
incetown, Mass. arrived yesterday from
\ cruise via FernandiHs. Florids, in
charge Of the mste of the bark Cacique,
which vessel found the Thompson DRIFT
ing about wlth.ut a navigator, Captain
Leach having died of yallow fever, and
the mstes being down with the same dis
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Father Groyan Released. \

CHICAGO, September l3.-Father Gro
gan, who was arrested for throwing q
Bible from the windows of an Illinois
Central railroad train, yesterday, explain
ed to the police authorities that he did so
on account OF the obscene sketches which
he found on the fly leaves, and was re-
leased without bail. The case will not
therefore come into Court.
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Ohfo STATE Fair.

COLUMBUS, September l3-About 80
600 persons visited the State Fair, TO day
The stallion trot was won by Mohswk
Chief in three heats. Time, 2;32, 2:334
and 2:33! The green trot was contest
ed by fifteen horses Harry X took the
first money in three straight heats; time
240, 2;4l3, and 2354.
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Frank Leslie.

NEW YORK, September l3.-A meet
ing of the creditors Of Frank Leslie, va
held to-dsy,snd acommitte", with John Ii
Hall ss Chairman, was appointed TO IN
yestigste the condition -. tn" property
and its probable profits in the 'ulure. 1t
is believed that the estate wIi b. made
10 paw the creditors "a full. ald Leslie
will ultimately eater On Its possession and
management.
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JOHN BRoUGHAM, the veteran actor,
who is now playing farewell engage
ment at Boeton, relates, among other
things, IN the Boston Times, sn uufOrlu-
nate experience in Chltago. He pur-
chased, before the war, some twenty
acres of land, from DIR. Eagan, at the
rate OF 5000 an acre. During his alb
sence in Europe, at the time CT the war,
he was strongly ADVISED by friend to
sell. He did so through his agent, ac-
cepting $4,000 for the property. Upon
his return to the United States, and
being e1 route for San Francisco, he
stopped day or two at the Sherman
House, then kept by the Gage Brothers.
One OF the brothers incidentally asked
him about the property. why" re-
piled Broughsm. 81 sold it eight years
ago" "The devil, said Gage, looking
astonished "for how much?" 'Twenty-
Thousand dollars" "Why, man, It's
worth 100000 to-day, and in five years
It will be worth halt million "Ah
me-" remarked the gay old actor" if l
mad quarreled with misfortune l should
hsYe been dead long ago
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Hon X. N. Bishop at Bellaire.

Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
Hon. K. NJ. Bishop, the next Governor
OF Ohio, arrived in this city this evening
at 7:S0 o'clock. He was received by a
large and respectable crowd of Demo-
Gratis at the depot and escorted to the
Centennial Hotel. Hon. Ross j. AleXan-
der delivered an address of welcome, and
the Hon. r. NJ. Bishop, the business man
and merchant who will be elected Gov
ernor OF Ohio in October, responded In u
manner well becoming gentleman and
scholar. Mr.. Bishop has made many
friends by his visit here. He leaves 10.
morrow, the l4th inst, on the $50 train
for GAINESVILLE. j. K. q.
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Died.

New YORK, September lS,-Rev. John
McElroy, of the Society OF Jesus, died in
Frederick, Md, yesterday morning.
Father McElroy was ordained a priest at
Georgetown, u. C., in 1917, and at the
time of his death was the Oldest Catholic
divine in the United States. He was one
of the two chaplsins who accompanied
the American army in Mexico.
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Car shops burned.

SPRINGFIELD, September l3 The
Bosom Il a Albany car shops were burned
tonight. The cause Il unknown. FIT
teen freight cars and four locomotives
we're burned. The loss is cs:Imatnd at
from SIS 600 % 100000; fully Insured.
Three hundred men are thrown out Of
work, fifty 0! whom lose most Of their
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-14

prrTsBuRaH firm has on display
,,o Expcsition in that city, cline OF
I.i, beautiful glass cofins." They are
Ito be cheaper and more durable than
.,,3 while there is far less gloom IN
,,.,r surroundings. The thing exactly.
10 if this enterprising firm can tax
L,i, inventive genius little farther and
,,aucs an effect about their crystal cask-
that would be exhileIsting and sooth
;,r they would be perfect, and soon
come into popular use.
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English CnanueI Disaster

LONDON, September ia third boat
belonging to the ship Forest which collii-
ed with the ship Avalanche, has washed
ashore. All hope of any more survivors
is now abandoned. The inquest began
to-day, but nothing new WAS developed
Adjourned Tor one week.
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schools; wholesome control by the Gov
ernment over sll corporate bodies, and
the fostering of the resources OF the
country, TO the end that lsbor may be
fully and prodtsbly employed; declares
in favor of graduated income tax; that
the Government lands should be reserved
for sctusl settlers; deprecates all efforts
TO redress wrongs by violence, and de-
nounces the system of paying store
scrip for labor and calls for laws 70 pre-
vent this swindle on the laboring men.
Their financial plank declares It's pre-
rogative of government 10 provide
money, both metallic and paper, Tor the
convenience OF trade, and that this
power should not be delegated
TO either corporations or individual;
demands that the legal tender currency
be fully restored snd made legal tender,
and continued without contraction, and
that the national banking laws be re
pealed.
The following ticket was nominated:
Governor, Stephen johnson, OF Miami,
who until to-day headed the greenbsck
ticket; Lleutenant-Go Christopher
Lewis OF Franklin; supreme Judge,
Milton L. Clark, CT Ross; Treasurer,
Joseph jenkins, OF Tuscsrswas; Clerk OF
Supreme Court, T. p. Pltkin, OF Clark.
Attorney Genera, George A. Duncan.
OF Huron; sch col Commissioner, John {
Logao, of Mshoning; Board of Public
Works, &. Z. Strong, of Defiance.
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Kass Rail.

LOUISVILLE, sept. b.. Cincinnalis y
LOuIsyi.le-
FALL RIVER, SEPT. l2..-ChIcAgos 3,
Fail River l.
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VOL. 10.
at'hceliua 9calster.


IT,, heather today ,oitt be partly rio''dy'
,rhsot 10 southeast '0Rds, dnd
,,.;,,ary temperature.
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H.. " seems c'rtain that the marriage of
c.tH Alfonso with the Princess Mer-
Ia daughter of the Duke of Mont
5.r, 5''' Will be celebrated in January
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Tur Tsylor county Fair will be held AT
n,o on the 18th, 18th and 10Th OF
.L;, month.
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v... .nL Western Nail Association met
s,'','efuay, sc', but did not make public their
On' Fits. Dispatch of yesterday.
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N adame TitteUs.

T,ioNDoN, September l9.-Msdame
conSi,iW .s was brought here to-day. Her
''ua'tlsn has improved.
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CHAPTER l07.

An set 10 amend and reenact chapter
81 of,he code of West Virginia and to
repeal chapter 80 OF the acts of 1878.
Pissed February 9th, 1877.
Ssc A. That the act passed April
4tb 1873. entitled mn act to provide
sssrns. the evils resulting from the sale
Of intoxicating liquors in the State OF
Wet Virginia, be, and the same is
hereby repealed. Approved March 3D.
l.-Ll
so far it may look rs if the liquor
igsIer had 1t all his own way and the Leg
stature had made no provision for the
protection OF the community against I'M
proper or unlawful acts behind the
a,cresns." But from the following eA-
r.l gsksn from the acts it will be seen
Lye redress or the abatement of an al
loy,rce may be had, for in the same
chapter Of the acts of 1877 the law reads,
10 relation to the revocation o! licenses,
thu.
"The County Court or other tribunal,
oT council who authorizes any license
mentioned in the hrsL section, may, Tor
,Ooi cause shown, revoke the same upon
tie petition III writing OF any inhsbILant
Of the unity, city, village or town, but
TIE person holding the license must have
reasonable notice oI the proposed reVo-
catou and tue privilege OF being heard
N person o- hy counsel. After such re-
Vocation lu, ur-nse hail be OF no effect
10 protect h,m ton any penalty imposed
tv this cusyI,-
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Marine.

LoSDos, September l3-The steamer.
Caspian from Baltimore, and the EIysis
from New York. arrived.
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CHAPTER SO.

An Act to provide against the evils
.,,nIting from the sale of intoxicating
''I"ors IN the State of West Virginia:
PISSED April Attn, 1868
SIC. ,, 1t shall be unlawful for any
D-,,op or persons, by agent or otherwise,
sell intoxicating liquors behind screens,
.,,o.ted" windows or any other device
t,.ipped or intended to protect the seller
a- b1yer from public observation.
Below follows the repeating clause,
which, of course, destroys the entire
.A.ct nf the above:
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AGREATOFFER. lSs Ss TiIls.I. /, I s.:

Hard Times dispose Of 100 PIANOS and
Organs, uew and secondhand OF nrst-elass
makers, including Waters at lower prices
for cash o. lnstalIment or To let until paid
for than ever before offered. Waters'
Grand Square and Upright Pianos and
organs QLcluding their new Souvenir ana
BOudoiTJ are the pest made. Octave
Pianos $50, "a do $50, not used a year.
~" Sop organs 80, Stops 81, Stops
So, stops So. 10 stops 50. Y stops 500
cash, not used q year, Ia perfect order and
warranted. Local and Travelling Agents
Wanted. illustrated Catalogue mailed. A
liberal discount 70 Teachers, Ministers,
churches, etc. sheet ruusIc at half price.
HORACE WATERS q SONS, Nanufae-
tur', and Dealers, ~ last 18th 81. Union
SluaTe, ~. Y. iyIgb
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u,,io workingmen.s convention.

COLUMBUS, september l3.- About one
hundred and fifty persons from thirty
counties, were present at the Working
mems Convention which was IN session
here to-day. The morning was spent II
secret session, trying 10 agree on pisr
for ulited wprkIhgmen opposed 70 the
Cincinnati ticket with green back men.
The green back executive committee were
present and consented 10 withdraw thcir
State tIcke. and unite with the new
movement. Their idess OF currency and
reform were heartily scquiesced in which
was agreed TO in open convention. A
platform was adopted, without discus
sion, demanding the payment OF bonds
al or before maturity according -
the laws under which tDey were lssued;
the Gemone!izing oil coins; immediate re-
peal OF resumption act non-sectarisn
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s.uE INFORMATION ON THE
LICENSE QUESTION.

respectfully dedicated to our aS'u'e ana
ssrued city cotemporary.
A, much has been said and written OF
,.,a .hout the "screens" and ''irosted
.i,dows and the introduction OF waiter
,i,l.u in the saloons, without shedding
,,sst deal of light on the subject, the
allowing extract from the laws OF the
State on the question of licenses, will be
.-.d with interest and perhaps profit.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-06-09

~ THE VIs1r OF TIE ALEXANDRIA
CADrrs.-The Canal Boat 'Seneca,
in charge of Capt. Downs, which lett
Alexandria, on Monday last, with the
St. Johns Academy Cadets on board,
arrived here on Wednesday about l
o'clock P. NJ. The young gentlemen
were under the control OF Prof. Rich
ard L. Carne, Principal of the Accade-
my. The Cadets numbered about fifty
in all, under the command Of Major
Benedict J. Burgess, commanding the
battalion. The other officers are as fol-
lows: Adjutant, VIM. II. Wunder;
Quartermaster Sergeant, T. r. Burke;
Commissary of staff, Charles II. Roach;
Capt. Samuel 3. Loeb; LIST. Lieut.. Hen
ry n. Newly; 2nd Lieut.. VIM. 7. Hyde,
of company A, and Capt. John S.
Bradley and Lieut.. Dent of company
B, with MILFORD c. Porter, acting Or
derby.
The Cadets were also accompanied
by Messrs. Robert Arnold, late of the
Virginia Sentinel; Henry j. Nevett, Of
the Alexandria Gazette; j. Guiltord
White, Editor of the Youths Progress;
and James B. Fitzgerald, all graduates
of the Academy. They had quite a
disagreeable time upon the Canal, on
account of the continued rain from the
time they left Alexandria until they ar
rived here; and although it had been
raining more or less during their stay
here, il did not keep them from making
their appearance on our streets. They
were quite agreeable in their appear
ance, and courteous and polite to all
who in any way came in contact with
them. We are sorry that the weather
was so disagreeable, as TO great ex-
tent mar their enjoyment bnt we no.
ticed that some Of them were captured
by our young ladies, and they didn't
seem to MAKE any resistance.
The Cadets played match game of
base ball in the afternoon of Thursday
with a select nine OF our town, the
game resulting in favor of the boys Of
town, by score of to l. The cadets
also gave dress parade and drill in
front of Shepherd College in the even
ing and acquitted themselves very sol
dierly and handsomely.
They left early on Friday morning
on their return trip to Alexandria
after having won the respect and warm
congratulations Of our citizens.
We hope this will not be their IA t
visit to our town.
We congratulate Prot. Carne upon
having in charge so gentlemanly and
intelligent class of yonng men, and
we think he is the right man in the
right place.
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ID X I c. D D ID $ |!
HERR & ENTLER,

CORDIALLY invite their friends and
" the public to call and examine their
stock OF DRY GOODS, all new, neat and
pretty, and also very cheap for cash or
trade, consisting IN part Of Bleached and
Brown Muslins, Prints, COttOnades, Cling
hams, Striped Shifting, White Cambria,
Pique. White aud COlOred Drills, White
and Striped Crash, COlOfed Cambrics,
Fancy White Shirts, Towels. Ia NO
TIONS we have Ladies, Gents and Chill
dren's UosieTy-Whife, Unbleached and
Striped, 10 prices To suit the times. Mems
Gloves suitable for harvesting, Turkey
Red Handkerchiefs, also suitable for bar-
vesting, and only IL cts. & fine lot Of la
dies Gloves, Hamburg Edginga and In
sorting, Palm and japanese Fans, Straw
Hats; Table Oil Cloth only 80 cents per
yard; Green Curtain, Holland. PAPER Cur
tains; the Glen and Artist Paper Collars,
something new and pretty; Gents, cali
and see them, they are sure TO please you.
Shirt Fronts, the best Of Linen and latest
Styles. Every man, woman and child
needs good Toothbrush; this IL the
place TO get them cheap. Bonnet Board,
Dress Buttons OF every descriptions,
Lice lot Of Ladies', Gents aud Chiidren's
HandkerclIiefs, at prices that must give
satisfaction.
Our stock of NOTIONS and GROCER
les is complete. Call and examine and
be convinced that we can and will sell
you goods as cheap and as good quality
for the money as can be bought outside OF
Baltimore.
June Q, 1877. e