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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-06
Advertisement. (

The announcement that the grand
distribution to be made by the Louisiana
Stste Lottery Company will take place
at New Orleans. on December llth,
under the entire personal supervision OF
Generals Z. 7. Beauregsrd. OF La, and
Jubal A Early, of Va, has created much
excitement throughout the entire coun-
try. The prizes include as capitals, slOO-
900, $4,000, and $4,000, as well as the
other attractions of fortune, and ale such
as will invite any one desirous of invest
ing to sdress Al. A. Dsuphin, ?. y. Box
692, New Orleans, Ls., tor information
or advice. The entire scheme Of distrib-
ution will be found in our advertising
columns.
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THE INsPECTORSHIP OF THIS
DISTRICT.

Siace the Senate failed to confirm
fEHRESBACH rs Supervising Inspector
OF this District, in place of Captain De
vINSEY, of Steubenville, removed, the
Pittsburgh Dispatch says that, under the
ruling of the Attorney General in r
Texas case, the latter gentleman will be
relnststed The question of tenure OF
office, with reference TO certain revenue
officials IN Texas. has brought out an
opinion from the Attorney-Genersl
which Is Interpreted fsvOrsbly to the
temporary reinstatement, upon purely
technical grounds, of United States Su-
pervising Inspector DEvINNEY, and the
retirement e.. President HAYEs' uncon.
drmed sppo.D.ev, FEHREsBAcH. Ii
the failure 81 tie Senate n extra
session to confirm new officers appointed
IN place Of old ones virtually reinstates
the suspended officials, it appears that
Mr.. DIvINNEY's title to the position since
nOon of Monday last Is good. The
tenure of office law, q portion OF which
We publish elsewhere, appears to be
quite conclusive upon this point
The law is miscbievous one, which WAS
enacted with the sole object of defeating
the purposes of ANDY JOHNSON. In the
present instance, if the effect is as it sp-
pears, It will give the President an oppor-
tunlty to correct mistake which has
done him considerable harm IN this COM
munitv."
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SHERIFF SIMMs, of Mineral county,
was IN the city, yesterday. He says that
the people residing along all the water
courses throughout the entire country be-
yond the mountains suffered more or less
from the recent disastrous foods. But
the damage was greatest on the South
Branch Valley. That valley, as we have
heretofore described in the REGISTER,
was one broad, rolling, angry flood,
extending from mountain to mountain.
The waters swept away hay, corn,
fences and everything movable. In
several instances, houses were washed
away, and live stock-especislly hogs and
sheep-were carried along before the
current. Some farms were ruined by the
washing upon them Of thousands Of tons
OF gravel and stone-covering the fertile
surface in some places TO the depth ol
many feet.
The damage 20 the property of the B.
Il .. K. r., st many points along the
line, and the destruction of private pro-
perty at Hsrper's Ferry, Was very great.
At this town streets have been filed up
with debris, shops and stores despoiied,
private residences rendered unteusble,
and much suffering and want among the
results. The Mayor and
Town Council have issued an appeal to
the public for aid, which we doubt not
will be literally responded to by their
more fortunate neighbors.
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FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK, December 6.-MoNEY-
AT per cent. gold closed al per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 6@7
per cent. Customs receipts Sl33,OOO
Tho Assistant Treasurer dsbursed
$24OOOO. ClesringS s260oO,OoO Sterling
quiet for actual business; long, 4sl; short
4S6.
GoLD-Opened st 1929, advanced
to 1929, and declined to 1922. st
which price the closing sales were effect
ed. Carrying rates S@2!@2@li and
per cent.
SILvER-At London 81 3-l6 pence;
here, silver bars are l20t, greeubscks;
ll7t, gold; silver coin s@3 per cent
discount.
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SNAKE STORY.
A CoIored Woman of KENTUCKY De-
Hvered Of Several squirmIng Rep


LONDON, KY, December Am old
colored woman has been reported for sew
eraI months past ss having spit up
snakes, frogs, lizards and gold nuggets,
but little or no attention was paid to the
rumors until last Saturday, when run.
ner came hastily into town after phys!-
clan, saying the old woman had one of
her spells, and startling developments
were expected. Hastily mounting horse
your reporter visited the cabin, and
shortly afterwsrd, under powerful
emetic administered to the woman, up
came a shiny looking reptile measuring
eight and one third inches in length and
about one-half an inch IN circumference.
The negro woman, l am reliably In
formed, was delivered of two other
snakes once before, and the question
arises, where do they come from2 The
negroes, OF course, have their theory, and
it Is that the woman is bewitched; and
they attribute It to the fact that she
poisoned her husband or child several
years since, to keep him from being sold
into slavery.
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Georgia Election.

AUGUSTA, December 5.-The election
in thl, State to-day tor members OF the
legislature and the ratification OF the new
constitution passed of quietly in this
city. There wss no opposition tor mem-
bers of the House. The Indications are
that the constitution viii be adopted by
S large majority, and tins. Atlantis Will
continue the Capltsl OF Tie STATE.
ATLANTA, ia, Docemos: Re
turns from Littgrgn. districts, IN
dicste ths. the new constitution and
homes.sad GsS sre adopted by irsm 10000
to 10000 majority. Atlantis for the csp.-
tai The same majority.
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The Sensational Trial at Lancaster

LANCASTER, o, December 4.-There
we're five witnesses examined for the
State in the Creighton murder trial to,
day, each one testitying to the fact of
having heard Mrs. Creighton make
threats against her husbands life, prior
10 the homicide. The case does not look
very lsvorsble for the defendant just
now, bu, the testimony OF her witnesses,
it is asserted, will alter the status of
things materially.
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DecIiaer to Nix

NV YORK. December 8 Rev. DR..
joseph WIG, PASTOR otthe Unlcn Con-
gregstionsl church, Brooklyn, ia answer
- Rev. Dr.. T=ing's letter, requesting
him 70 permit 1is church 20 be used for
the cor ference Of Congregational
churches IN this vicinity for social and
spiritusl communion, to-day called ou
Dr.. living ard declined 20 sccede 70
Lis request. II is supposed that the
reason prompting this refusal Wss de-
are 20 AVOID beng drawn into sny
troubles between Plymouth snd other
churches
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InceD diary Fire.

BEENINGToN, VT, December 5.-The
incendisry fire OF Thatcher ~ Welling's
paper mill, At North Bennington, Mon
day evening, was coupled with sn at
tempt on lie Ms vel. IS property. At the
time the fire was kindled in the building
smother train of paper, connecting with
the gasohEe tank. WAS fred, which tortu-
nsteiy did not burn or terrible explosion,
endsngering hundreds OF lives, would
have ensued
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Condition OF the Pope.

ROME, December 5.-Csrdinsl Sim
eoni has supplied the following Informs
tion to one OF the embassies accredited to
the Vsucsn; The Pope was restless
Monday night, He had great difficulty
in brosthing, and made constant painful
and Intellectual efforts to relieve his lungs.
Asphyxiss'on is spprehended.
ROME, December 5.-The Pope gave
audience to-day 20 several cardinals.
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Democratic Caucus.
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War Notes

LONDON, December 5.-An Adrisno-
pie dispatch says; A report Mss resched
here that the Turks have captured
Elena, with 5000 prisoners.
a dispatch from Pers says that Sulel.
man Pashs has captured Elena and SIX
csnons. He hopes to capture Tirnovs
shortly.
LONDON, December GA Belgrade
pondent ssys that Austria hss sent
renonstrauce against Servis's partici-
patton IN the war. No note has been re-
ceived from Turkey or England The
final arrangements between SeryIs and
Russig do not seem to be complete
A Buchsres! special states that the
RoumanlAu general, Lupen, has been or
dered to s!scken mis- advance from
Palsnks to Widdin. 1t Is said
that these instructions were gwen so that
he msy cooperate with the Servisus.
Tie number ot the defenders OF WIddin
has been raised to 1900 by srming the
inhabitants Of the surrounding districts
General Proctics has been appointed
chief OF the Scrvisn staff.
LONDON, Decenoe "a speClsl from
AdrIsnopIe says that the victory at 4 ina
removes all danger of an attack on Hsin
Bsghsz Pass by the Russians, and con-
sequenty enables ten Turkish battalions,
which have hitherto been guarding it, TO
Join Sulelmsn Pasha's army. The Rus
slams now have two hundred and eighty
guns in position before Erzeroum.
CoEsTASTIEoPLE, December "a
dispatch from Suleimsn Pashs, dated
yesterday, confirms the capture of Elsns
with IL guns, 20 ammunition wagons
and 300 prisoners. The estimated Rus
sian !oss Is so 0 killed and wounded
Mehenct Ali telegrsphs rs follows:
We have advanced beyond Ksmarli
Our lines now confront those of the Rus.
slams, who hsve fallen back on
Wretchesh. The bad weather prevents
q general engagement.
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RAYDE, the murderer, about whom all
Washington county has been excited for
some dsys, now says his Came is neither
RAND nor DURANT, but CHARLEY
scOrr. We feel relieved, for we began
TO fear il might tura on! to be CHARLEY
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British Columbus, IS excited over
gold quartz discoveries in the Carl
boo district The ledge has been traced
five miles, with width of II to 80 inchee.
Assays from fifty feet below the surface
will give $40 to 500 per ton. An
official report from tho government en-
gineer is expected next wech
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The outlook Is not favorable to good
D,ces for leaf tobacco. The Baltimore
market is overstocked and dull. Messrs.
W1LKEss il BEALL caution against
paving high prices for the new crop.
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yfrginia legislature.

RICHMOND, VA, December 5.-The
House organized by electing Judge AL
len to The Speakership. Judge Allen
representa- the element in favor OF the
torcibIe resdjustment of the State debt.
His election was unanimous, except by
one or two votes.
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Hariae.

SAN Francisco December 5-Saiied
The steamer city OF New York, rom
Sydney yi4 Honolulu, carrying tie Bat
ish mails.
LONDON, December } 5-Ine s.esmers
Vlcto:is, E.ysis Dors 49, WaschsL-
ton, from New YORK, have srrlved out
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The weskre ess In Tennessee bonds Is
due to the rumor that the proposition ct
the New York Arbitration Committee TO
scale the State debt down 10 sixty cents
on the dollar, will not be accepted by the
Legislature OF Tennessee.
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Killed Htnself.

NEw YORK, December 5.-Edwsrd A.
Manier, q lawyer and reputed wealthy
man, killed himself in his office at 46
Pine street, yesterday. He is the second
suicide in that building and out OF which
Case and Gilman went to prison.
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The jackson Herald is 'intormed that
the business men Of Wheeling are taking
quite an interest in our railroad. They
look on it as an enterprise of great I'M
portapce to them as al incentive to the
com pletion OF the Wheeling and Ken
tucky road" The railroad referred to
by the Herald is the one proposed to be
built be tween Parkersburg and Charles
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A. 4 Boss, cashier of the suspended
Reading, Pa, savings bank, was arrested
yesterday, on a charge o: ombeZzling in
two years over $4,000 A habccs corpus
was granted, the prisoHer giving bail Of
S25 OOO.
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ohio s,a,e Denial Society.

COLUMBUS, December 5.-Tne State
Dental So.lety me! here to-day, shout 80
member- ia attendance. The day was
spent in discussing masters OF Interest to
the dental profession.
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Captain General Jovellsr denies the
report thst secret order hiss been issued
to cause sll prisoners OF wsr to be shot
and then reported as killed on the field
OF battle.
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Died.

IEDIASAPoLIs, December 81 ohm ID.
Howlsnd, Clerk OF the U. s. Court, np.
pointed by President Lincoln in 1863,
died here st 7 o'clock this evening, Of
spopleXy.
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GooD.BYE, FARHRENBACH. Captain
DsyIsNEY has Been notified OF his res.
,nrstlon to duty.
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CONSIDERING the weather. the Rus
.isus and Turks are making it quite
warm in the Brlksns.
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Em mbsrrs6sment in the affairs o. Jas
Sturgis', Of Boston, extensively engaged
in the East India trade, is reported
Liabilities $2jO,CO0
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Some burglars arrested St Crso
Orchard, KY, Wednesday, have been -
leased by friends and are defying the
law. and the citizens from other parts Of
the country are srming n effect the cap
ture of the outlaws.
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atheeling Resister.
cold closed yesterday at 1929.

IN, heather to-day 'oiA bepartiy cloudy,
..;,L north to vest 'ornds, lO'oer tempera-
lure and light sno'o.
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m unv MAZE or Female. sendyo
UU IUI address and gel somethin
WANT that will bring you In honor
MnNEN ably over yl0 a month sur
WUN6y NvESTORS UNION,
ALL III as snwich H.. sew forA.
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THERE are indications of long holi-
dsy recess of Congress.
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TgE Senate adjourned on Monday un-
Ill today.
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GRANT SAYS he won't have foreign
mission.
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GoYERNME MEaTs-Quiul.
RAILaoAD BoNDs-IrreguIsr.

RAILEoAD BoSDs-Irregulsr.
STATE BoHDs-Heavy and lower
with the chief decline in Tennessee and
North Carolina olds. The former fell
of per cent. but recovered somewhat
st the close.
SToCKs-Msrket WAS irregular in the
early dealings, with Lake Shore and
Western Union the features. Lake
Shore declined TO 59t and rallied
70 59t. Western Union fell oh | per
cent. and later recovered traction
The stock market continued unsettled 10
tho close and feverish tone pervaded
the dealings. Shortly after z o'clock
there WAS sharp pressure 70 sell granger
stocks, which dropped ! 10 1t per cent.
This WAS followed by partial recovery,
while Lake Shore aud Western Union
advanced under covering Of short con-
tracts. The transactions aggregated
2O8, 600 shares, OF which 1900 were New
York Central, $1,000 Lake Shore, 5000
Northwestern common, 1900 preferred,
1900 81. Paul common, 1000 preferred,
1900, Delaware, LackswAnna snd West
ern, 5000 Michigan Central and 1900
We-tsrn Union.
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!Tom the Flnsnce Committee, Teller
from Military Afsirs, hirkwood from
Naval Affairs ard Saunders from the
Committee on District of Coumbis, lesv-
ing the vacancies TO be TILED By the sp-
poIntment of such additional Democratic
mem bers as q CAUCUS OF the minority msy
designsts. The caucu. assigned Kellogg
to three committees, viz: Pensions,
transportation Routes to the Sesbosrd
and on Mississippi LeveeS. Il WAS also
arranged that Window and Mstthews
shall succeed Howe and Ferry, who re-
tire from the Committee on Railroads.
Democratic Caucus.
A Democratic caucus was held in
the House OF Representatives to-day, i'm
medistely after adjournment, for the
pIrpose Of taking action on the proposed
endorsement OF the new Democratic paper
to be issued dsiy II this city. After hear
ing the statements concerning the INST
ter. two thirds OF the members present
voted in favor Of living the journal
their party endorsement and indiyid.
usl support The caucus also appointed
a committee OF five to assist in arranging
the pairs for Republicans who are
unavoldably ssbsenl Thore WAS = very
slim attendance.
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The body Of Mr.. Morris, OF tho
wrecked Huron, has been recovered
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Milwaukee, December 5.-FiOus-
Steady ard unchanged. Whsst-Upsnsd
firm, sdvsuced tc aud closed frm; No.
/ Milwaukee 81 IL; hard III IL No
z NIwsukes 81 Osii seller January
Il OSt; No. B 81 02f. Corn-Ih good
demA1d; No. 42tc. Osts-FIrtner; No.
224la. Rye-Firmeri No. SIC. Barley
-Firm; No Z fpring cash and seller
December 6std68tc. Pork-HeId st
sl2l5 Lsrd-Prlme steam 81 ~ ke.-
tie IS 371
NEW YoEK, December 5.-Dry Goods
-BuaEees very quiet on account OF the
stormy wsatber. Cotton goOds qgis: and
urchsugsl Prints moving slowly.
Giugha7 aud cotton dreas goods in fair
deusni. Worsed dress goods, shawh
srf -srt. quiet. Mems wear woolens
les ec..ye, but clOskings in good demand.
81 L-rIs, December s. Hogs-Ac-
tive but lyvsr; light 50 70G4 09 pack.
ia Il lOG4 4 80. butchers 70 extra "a 20
O. 30; receipts 1890.
PITTsBUEsH, December 6.-Petro-
leun Dull; crude 81 o5 81 Psrksrs; re-
aned iSc, for PbIlsdelphis delivery.
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TIE Pope still fingers.
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WASHINGTON.
Texas Border Raids.

WAsHNGToN, December 5.-GenerSl
Ord, commander OF the forces in Texas,
wGs before the Committee on Military
Affairs to-day. he said that the Mexican
people and authorities on the lower Rio
Grande were in sympathy with the raid
ers, and minated that his present force
was quite inadequate to guard the from.
tier and pursue and punish the raiders, as
his orders REQUIRE him TO do.
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Supervising Inspector DeVenny Re-
haOreI 10 DUTY.

All officials suspended during the vsca-
tion, and whose successors were Z OF con-
tcmed by the Senate during the late
extra session, were to-day notified to re-
sume their former offices. This includes
Devenny, Supervising Inspector OF
Steamboat in the Seventh district, en-
braclng the OHIO river, who was sue
ceeded by John Febren batch; and Low,
of the Second district, at New York city,
who pss snnerseied by SLrAttOn.
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Prospect OF Long Holiday Recess

The indications are that the holiday
adjournment will DO longer than usual.
Many members were not prepared for q
long stay when they arrived for the
October session, and most members desire
q lew days at home before settling down
here until next summer. Business also
is well advanced, and sll important COM
mittees have considerable work before
them.
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vest virginia Appropriations.

A. Joint resolution OF the West Vir
ginia Legislature was presented to the
House to day, asking for an sppropris-
tion TO aid in the erection OF monument
near the junction OF tho Ohio and
Ksnawha rivers in Commemorstion of
the battle oil Point Pleasant, October TO-
IVA 1t is proposed that should the
States CT Ohio and Kentucky cooperate,
by making an appropriation in aid ofthe
same, the Governor Of West Virginia is
to appoint three commissioners from
Ohio and Kentucky to carry into effect
tie object contemplated.
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Danford and FIatboaIs.

Representative Dsnford introduced a
bill, today, relieving from the operation
ol the enrolment laws sll tstbosts, scows
and similar vessels propelled by other
means than steam or sail.
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Randp Identified.

GALEsBURG, ILL, December g.
Rsnde has now been fully identified rs
Charles q. Scott, Of Fairfield, Iowa.
h is brother, Ray 5. Scott, arrived from
Fairfield, to-day, and recognized Charles,
and will bear the expense of the trisl,
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The Republican Senators mot in csu-
Gus to dsy 20 receive their committee sp-
pointed Yesterday 70 revise ne member
ship of tie gsndi.g committees Of the
Senste. After considersbl' interchange
of views, arrangements were perfected
bv which the Democrats will be accorded
tull minority representation on all the
important committees except two, Privl-
leges and Elections ana Railroads. To
etfec, this purpose, Howe will retire
, 1877-09-08

AMERICAN MILITARY OFFIcERS.-Cor-
respondents at the scat OF wa- bear tcsti-
mcny that the Egrption con!iGgents COM
prise The best drilled soldiers of any be-
longing To the Turkish army : they are
also admired for their neatness and elem
lin,ss-a'l of which is attributed to the
military instruction of American ciicers.
Turkey has been scrnpalously jealous
heretofore about accepting the service of
foreigners either ii !!iies :s;,1Gy o. 3ayy !;
but it IS supposed The doors VII be
opened wider Ill the future. as she finds
that the best talent il both branches OF
the service Comes from abroad. Hobart
Pasha, OF the Turkish Navy, is an Ea-
glisl,man, and Mehcmet Ali, who s.:aceed-
cd Abdul kerim in command of the Turk
ish forces operating III bulgaria. a Ger
man, descended from the Hugcnots. No
great number Of Americans are likely to
offer their services 10 the Porte, as, in ad-
d;tion to the Americans rcpugnance for
the Turkish cause, he could occupy no
higher rank than Captain during the war,
at ten dollars 4 month and ratinns, with
the option Oh the part Of his superior OF
ticers to recommend him for promotion
or not at its close We 10 not discover
in our pi,-uS;;i OF the War ncws thai sin
gle ONE ot nGr cCunirymen is with the
Turks, and there are but three officers Of
English birth. One of these, Col. Bost.,-
wick, has q commission He has been IL
the Turkish army fourteen years The
Others are Captain DruInmoEd and Cap
tain Prime, who joined it but recently.