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

TIE Inteitigencsr criticises the action
Of Msior HEaxFoED in presenting him
.slf SO promptly sitter his election to be
.worn in as Senator. Weunderstand the
,sr, 10 be that Senstor PRICE preferred
-s,urning to his home in Greenbrier at
once after the receipt of the news that a
.pccessor had been elected. and that, OF
course, left vacant seat. In the House
the Democratic majority IS IN the
neighbornood Of seventy Wn'le
the Senate is more evenly divided polti-
jcslly. As to the Ksnswha river sppro-
pristion, Mr. HEREFoD attended to that
before he left his place upon the Commit
zee on Commerce. He secured the IL
.er.ion of slOO,0O0 in the bill, by the
Committee, which added to the nearly
500 900 yet unexpended of last years
appropriation, will be about as much as
csn be judiciously expended on that
vs,er course this summer,
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En- barra.sm ents,o Lexislation.

WAsHIsGToN, February l.-Speakcr
Randall and President pro tenn. Ferry
had q conference this afternoon in regard
to the embarrassment likely to result
from the provision Of the electoral Get
which prohibits the dissolution Of the
Joint meeting of the two Houses
until the count of the electoral
votes shall be completed and the
result declared. This provision OF
the act is closely followed by others,
which authorized either House TO take q
recess from the afternoon of one day till
an hour not later than ten next morning
IN the event of questions having arisen
in regard to the counting of any elec-
toral votes, and also TO proceed with its
ordinary business while any question is
being considered by the commission.
The effect OF the first described pro.
vision will be, however, to keep both
houses technically in continuous session,
so that all the proceedings in either one
of them until the completion of the
count must bear date OF to-day. This
will greatly impede the legislative busi.
ness, as under the rules ssingle objection
is sufficient in mBDy cases TO
prevent the consideration Of certain
classes of business until next legislative
DAY. After it is presented, difficulties
might also arise concerning the bills seut
to the President TOR his approval, pend
ing the completion OF the count, as they
would bear legislative date OF to day.
The Speaker and Mr.. Wilson, OF Ia,
a member of the House Committee ON
Rules, called on Mr.. Ferry as soon as
the II ouse took q recess, and he invited
Senators Blaine, Hamilton and Conkling
to participate in the conference on this
subject, as a result Of which it was agreed
to be necessary to immediately repeal SO
much OF the electoral act as prohibits the
from day to day while the
question remains under consideration
ty the commission. Mr.. Wilson
will TO morrow offer bill in the
House for this purpose, and it will doubt
less be promptly passed by both bodies.
The subject was also discussed INFORM
ally in the executive session Of the Sen
ate this morning.
Speaker Randall having been criticiz.
ed for appointing both teilers on the part
of the House from members Of his own
party, it is proper to say that this course
was adopted IN pursuance OF determi-
nation Of the Democratic caucus, 1t be.
ing understood at the time that the pre-
siding officer OF the Senate should be no.
tilted OF the arrangement so that he might
appoint two Republican tellers on the
part of the Senate, and thus make things
even
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Public Debt statement.

WASHINGTON, February l.-SlI per
cent bonds, s934,s77,O5O; per cent
bonds, S7l2,32O, 450; Al per cent. bohds,
S44.6O0,OOO. Total com bonds, $751;
797, 800.
Lawful money debt, Sl4,0OO,0O0; ma
tured debt, $l0,9l2,5l0; legal tenders,
1865. $50, ,234; certificates Of deposit, s23,
745 900; fractional currency, S25, ,424, ,567;
coin certificates, 500, 3,3l3,7O0. Total, with
out interest, SAT- 7,55S,50l.
Total debt, S2,l94, ,243, ,5ll; total inter-
est, S2,2o27,0O7.
Cash IN tressury-Coin, 86,577, ,,689;
currency, s9,496,266; special deposit
held for the redemption of certificates OF
deposit, S33,745,OO0. Total In treasury,
sl2e,7ls,947.
Debt ess cash in treasury, $1,000: :S5l, :
572; decrease of debt during the month
OF January, $2,069.669; decrease since
June 80, 1876, SS,597,772.
Bonds issued to Pacific Railroad Com.
panies, interest pay able in lawful money,
principal outstanding, s64, ,623,5l2; inter.
est accrued and not yet paid, 1873, III;
interest paid by United States, $34,0ls.
923; interest repaid by transportation OF
mails, &c. $7,O04 553; balance OF interest
paid BY United States, s27,0l4,37O.
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From Mexico.

CRY OF MExlco, February ARMED
resistance sgsins, General DIsz is con-
adhered at Al end for the pvesen. Many
sdhe,en.s of Lerdo continue 10 leave the
country fer fear 0: ouirsses. The Church
party tscl,ly coaniensnoe DIaz, but Is
really working 70 place the Conservs-
,ivss in power. The general opinion
preyails that the DIaz government Will
be Of short duration. DisZ has ordered
the release ct = number OF foreigners,
VINO have been confined in prison At
Aa,anorss and Monterey. Information
wss received here more ihsn 3 week ago
that Lerdo and Iglesiss had succeeded in
leaving the country in SAFETY, but the
yernnent has purPosely delayed its
DO blicatiop.
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WE publish to-day two communiea

WE publish to-day two communiea-
tions from Morgantown, one from DR..
Scorr, acting President of the Univer-
sity. which disposeS very satisfactorily Of
some misrepresentation made by the
press as to his own conduct and the pros
perity of the University. The other one
il from Mr.. SrUReIss, giving statement
of a number of prominent persons in
that t. wn in relation to the new Presi-
dent. We will say this much, however,
of the correspondent whose statements
are assailed, that said correspondent is q
reliable person and stated what was be-
lleved to be true. 1t seems to be diff
ference of opinion among "observsnt cit
izens."
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SENATOR MITCHELL has submitted
,snort OF the Committee on Privileges
,rd Elections. in reference to the elegi-
b,lity of electors, declaring WILLIAM
son Of New Jersey aud HOLIDAY OF
Virginia as eligible, and Frost OF Mis-
souri, ineligible-but failed to report on
the Oregon case.
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IEGIsLATIvE NOTES.

WESTON is given back seat.
No demonstration on yesterday.
Ds STEWART, of Putnam, Is absent.
CAPITAL discussion excites interest.
PARKERsBURG is left out in the cold.
MS. WELLS is one OF the most popular
members Of the House.
TIE galleries were opened yesterday
morning aud soon filed up.
GEN. BECxLEY thought the Legisls.
.4re wss paying farce.
Col. pAy JOHNSON is back in his seat
n the Senate.
MR. BUTLER is one of the most indus
.rious members of the Senate
Nix. SIrLg Introduced Judge Fergu-
.on (, cut-and-tr ed substitute.
Mr.. HE,RSE insisted that the Judici-
sry Ccmnr.ce was fixed up.
THE su5.:i;u:e refuses 10 recognize
Grafton II. worthy of capital honors.
AN unusu4lly large crowd Of ladies
were Oh IL. S,,r IL the House yesterday
JEFFERSON has two working represen-
.s,ives in Major HOoFr ard Mr. Cross
The Substitute, like Returning
Board, throws GU. the important par
ishes.
Dr. HALL thinks that Charleston has
4 bone in her throat, and wants n storS
70 pull it out.
MARTIsssURa and Clarksburg are the
s.orks 10 pull the bone from the throat
of Charleston.
Mr.. SoMERvILLE is a good psrlismen.
,sry gymnast. He always sligh,s on his
.eet.
The removal bin got 90 heavy its
friends could not carry it, and fshed up
another one
Mr.. FARsswoRTH thinks that Buck
hsnnon is still entitled to chance at the
Capital.
MA. SrRAroS mourned for LOGAN
yesterday. The Msjor is the wag OF The
House
JUDGE FERGUSON Is IS ready st draft
ing removal bills as he was at framing
-egistrstior laws in days "lsng syne."
WHAr has become of judge FERGU-
sos's temperance law. Temperance and
Charleston are not ,ynonOmous terms.
NJ. WILSON thinks that Charleston
has been mslisu ed, and waIed warm
over the imaginary wrongs of his town.
Poor ChMlesionl
AEssRs HurTos and MoDIsErr are
two Of the most quiet members, but are
Always At their posts, and attentive to
Business.
Nh, JOHNSON wanted Bridgeport a.
candidsie FOR Capital honors, but was
lot s al particular what section Of the
bill should usme it.
Hon. IRA J. McGISSIs Was in the
Sens;e Tor the first time on yesterday
We congratulate the Sen .tor on his re-
covsry from his protrac:ed illness.
GIN. WM. q. WIcKHAN, Vice Presi.
den, OF the {. & o. 4. Z. and Judge
wv. J. ROBERTSON, formerly a member
OF he Virginia Court of Appeals. were
on the floor of the House yesterday.
Nh FrRsusoS thought tbs, Green
o''e' county did no. wan. the capital a,
he White Sulphur, but Mr.. BRIGHT
though, it did, and being the represents.
1--we from sha. county lie ough, 10 know
THE man who framed the regis.
H,''on Law while 9 Republican mem
'e' Of the Legislaturs and af.
'eswards a. Democratic Judge pro.
bounced it Unconstitutional, thinks hs
KNOWS bow 70 get up removal bill u
s'snd the constitutional tssss.
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The substitute offered for the Capital
bill in the House on yesterday, has been
evidently cut and dried for some time,
the removalis,s having anticipated trouble
in furthering their designs. The sunsti-
tu.e does not materially differ from the
original bill except in leaving out of
nomination all points except Martins
burg. Clarksburg and Charleston. Under
this substitute these three points alone
are to be voted for. Of course this means
Charleston, Just As the other bill does.
The advocates Of removal use as al
sgument that permanent location is
necessary. as it will have tendency to
evelop the resources Of our State. Now
if the Capital be permanently located at
either of these three places, the question.
as per,lnen.ly suggested by Mr.. Penny
RAcKrR arises, how will that tend 70
open up any of the undeveloped parts OF
the State? All three of these points are
situated in localities that are as we'll i'm.
proved ard developed as they can posi-
bly, be, and all Of them on lines of lead
ing railroads. Independent OF this, each
Of them is situated near the border of the
State, Clsrksburg being some forty or
tfty miles in the interior, Charleston
for,y.eigh, miles from the Ohio
line. and Martinsburg five miles
from the Potomac. We At. once see
that this argument fails and has no
merit. II it be the design OF the removal.
ists to con,ribute towards the develop
men, ofs valuable territory by making
pern.nen, location q; this time, why
not select Buchanon, the Fiatvoods n
Brsxton or some o.h.r inter Tor point!
All of these points are given the 90 BY,
and everything is made TO bend to
grssping Charleston. This latter
city doubtless feels chagrined and
worried over the loes Of the Capital, and
i. willing 10 sacrifice the best Interests OF
the S,ase in gratifying his spleen. This
may bs veil enough in the Charleston
delegates, bat il certainly b not beccm-
ing in delegates from other pAru ofthe
STATE 10 fall into such . course In order
70 crafty the vhims Of oas locality, and
neglect the interests Of their own con-
stituents, or permit their Interests 10
suffer by reason Of ChaRlsston's yindic-
tive0ens. - zs .EA -&Ga-
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Grain Heayers' strike

The strike Of the grain beavers IN the
warehouse docks OF Brooklyn has as
sumed more formidable proportions. To-
dsy the men 10 the number OF 6Oo
formed IN line with band Of music al
their head and marched around 70 the
docks where the new hands were en-
. Dyed, but the police hindered them
from interrupung the workers and
hustled them of the docks. The men
employed on the docks at Harbeuss
stores struck to day in consequence OF =
reduction Of twenty-five cents per day.
John Miller, of New York, Was assaulted
by. strikers, aud badly beaten. He WAS
not one Of the laborers, but was mistaken
for one. He lies in dangerous condi-
ton in the hospital. The men in the
sugar house, foo: of Jerome street, struck
to day, their wages having been re-
iuead
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KILLED by . Convict

AUBURN, n. Y, February l--Keeper
OsstIer. while engaged with = squad oil
conyic.s cleaning the walks in front OF
The pr,.on this sfternoon, wa attacked
by William Bar, . convicS and nofr'-
biy mAngFed about the head, causing m
s,srt dessh. Barr vas recently aans-
ferred from he insAns asylum, and y
supposed 70 b insane.
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WHEELING w. VA, FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY

Frost was relieved of his political dissbill-
ties by the act of May %, 1872.
Ordered, That the report of the SUBJ
committee be printed.
After executive session, the Senate
took recess until 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
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TIE two Houses of Congress met IN
ioin. session yesterday and commenced
he work of canvsssing the electoral
votes. The votes of the disputed States
-. referred to the High Commission.
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IT seems that nothing can be perfect.
Even the electoral bill has two contiict-
jpc sections, and will have to bs
amended.
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Reduction of Tolls Recomme uded

NEW YORK, February l.-At meet
ing Of the managers OF the Produce EI.
change to-day resolution WAS passed
recommending reduction OF tolls on
the canals.
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At'hesliEa 2ralstrr.
Gold closed yesterday at loo.

The ,seather to-day wsH 6epartty cloudy
,sltI southeast ,oiTds, ana rtslng tempsT'
azure. and possible rain - 49,
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THE Great National Canvsssing Board
: in session.
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TIE work of peace has begun. lt
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Preeeedinxs OF tue Electoral Com
RIfsat0n-

w.ssrsGTos, February The III
p.rtIte COMMISSION appointed under the
prori.soas OF the electoral act ~ bear and
decide ali matters OF dEpgis affecting
the vot. for President ard Nics Pre-i-
dsn,net E, o'clock - d.y IL toe roo
Of the Supreme Court, a. the ,Psisl.
The jOq-nsl of tss pressing sesr'tt
xss re41, corrected ard APPROVED
A Communication from tire too house
Of Congress is joint sesslOn -ss Frssse;-
ed by NJ. Gorhan, Secretary .! ihs
Ssns:e, and resd n follows: q TEJTzF
HArI HousE oY REYxnxsTITIyEs l
February !, Mi.
10 tic President Of ths cournasios:
Nors than one rssurs or paper p1f-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-17

l|sDar ~ t9uni Ser Bauer iusubete I'D
an ieinsn @runOberrn, ,pel&er q Ser.
iu@tt. bic einjelnen 9beiIe jujammen.
yuieten. ddetn bic 9osetbiere tatten Die
wintts 70 jerfreNer. BAT itbe gemabuns
fru&tIos biiet. SnSwii@en sab Ct Il.
men esten astt. Die grtatruns Ietrt
bat bic @duit bas feline papisr ni&t
freKen, ionbern jernasen unb ,ur Nus.
tape3iruns ibrtr Refer btr,penben. 1as
Dar Elm Sid tfrabI. Cine alte Mouer
Darbe absetrosen, Sas Hef sefunben
unb bic feblenben 0ru&fade Der 1ani.
biaets Ia ben, ielben etbedt. Die Wanl
bat ben 4etras ~poltoumen erIstt.
StaIien.
Sn Rom ii sesenwdrtis BET Come
bss 1ases Elm 6ranjistanerm6n@. Sra
Giopadni. Derielbe beftt cine ber
prd&tisien fenortimn.en. bic mon f&
nur benien tam. nit Der Ct au@ fiber.
lid auf Der Bibne srobss Slid ma9en
uirbe. Weri&ieoene Smpreiarii per.
idumten es ou& ni&t, BEN Sran,isia.
ner. als he pon be1sn ienJationenen
etimm' Nittelu b6rten. Die sldnJenb.
{ item anerbietunstn ju MAIDEN. Die
aunbe bon benz Senor unb ben Inter.
I %banolun8en. iueI&e bejtpedten. beniel.
ben aus benz s&cb Der 0ir&e iossu.
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rem. er Iieb ben ednser ju lid rufen
unb bot i'm cine 3iemli9 ani.bnli&e
enH@dbigun9 bafir an. tuenn Sra
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reno Die mebr ueItIi@ seinnten es be-
!, Hagen, bob BEL Der jebisen tenorormen
!, 3eit Gin 10 berrIiGes 5aIent (i& in
einem 9loiter Degrade.
CANADA.
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: Dem YeiletHuiie. einem 9rme beg 90.
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tporoen iino. Oie 2ei9name Der Sra,
3 es MibIenbefbers, M%aiieotte. unb
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tenntli 4teit pcriteQt.
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1apana. - Sic YFan3er linb
matchmaker iibereinsetommen. ouf ibren
i, Wontosea es nit 4ineliden Mrbeitern
3n periu&en. Sos Experiment miro
$2. 100000 toiten, pooon bic 1dIf.s
bereits seSei&net 1T.
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@eiti nbien
QuIis fir Cuba.

baoono. Sic YFaujer limb
miteinonoer ibereinsetommsn, auf ibren
plontosen es nit dineii9en Mrbeitern
5u periu&en. Sos Experiment pirb
s.. 100000 folten. tpopou bic 0alf.e
seSei&net 1T.
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Me1ieo.
&i@ter 8 y II d.

Can Groneiseo. 3. Dsai. Set.
ten Samitas No&t ,uuroe in eanta
Grus Elm sepi6cr 9enrp 0eforet err
moroet unb beraubt. Mm Dienfas
'puroen 5,pei Meritaner. Jroneiseo
4rias unb Sole gbamolis, in Der Ndbe
Der etabt ouf ben @erba9t. ben Morb
beSnnsen 5n baten, sefan9en senom=
mem. Bel Dem Nerbor purben bielel=
ben Der 9bat seitdnbis. Nun mcloet
cine beute aug Sonta gru3 iommenhe
Depei&e, bop Die @eiansenen lebte
Na6t 9emaIt!am aus Dem @efdn9nib
beraus9ebolt unb on elmer in Der Ndbc
her etabt beinbliheu Bride aufse-
ban9t tuuroen. 8eibe tuaren beiperate
Gbarattere.
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Sopan n.

SnSebbo miro oemnd&R cine
off oliatilde 3eitunS in hentide,
Sprade m6dentlid einmal erlGeinsn,
Ser fribere preuBiide gieutcnant Guto,
bat Die @eooftion iibcrnommen. Sc
ii& bort piele Scutide BON berporra-
senber Siloun9 i'm Denlts Der iupaneIi
i@en &esisruns beIinoen, oeren literari:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-17

- Gin Mduieneit bon gantbillets.
Gin Qontmann aus Oberpiae in Der
9anoihaft be gaug in Grantrei@, bate,
ME bic .Snoepenoanee Beige" idreibt.
cine Summe BON 900 Grancs in 8ant.
biaets, bier ju 100 unb zines su 500
Granes, in einen Wonbl9rant sele8t.
Sn ben lebcn 9asen iuolIte ct BON iei-
mem iIeinen S4at Gt,pas ,uesnebmen.
als er aber bic SbIre bss Sdranfes
ofncte, fano er nur mebr 8ruditiide.
Die Mduie batten MQes sernast. @as
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Mu@ elm @tt&dft. Dr
~neueite @ci@ditsi,ueia in New Oort i
cine Nrt Snteli9enjbureau. weldes SIR
den nit preoi9ern unb Yrcoiger mn
Yreoisten uerlorst g4t amsritanil9-
MODERN!
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Cine fur&tbare puIper-
GrpIoiion in Dresden. Mm
8. bs. Mis. ereienete lid in Dresden
cine fur@tbare aataitropbe, aber tueIde
oas .@. Grobltt." 6olsences beri&tet:
I'm IS ll5r Morsens muroe bic Gin
wobneri&aft burd einen bonnerartisen
Rnaa aug benz Gribi9lummer seldredt
uno sIei& barauf fielen Die @turmslo-
den elm, tpel9e Elm Geuer in Der Mltitabt
pertinoeten. 9as Qaus go. 10. Der
9reu3ttrobe, in tueI&em i'd bas @enau-
rant .5um Gn&sbau". befinbet. NOR
our@ cine setuaItise Grploiion tbeilueiie
,ulommen9eitlrst unb cine mG1tige
J%euer9arbe ities auf. Daswi}dsn
tradte unb tnotterte es tpie 9i1ienfal-
pen unb tpimmernoe 9ilferufe ertontsn
aus ben Srimmern. Ser 3e~itaMroteur
Wsibner lou aus ieincr @obnung in
Der atpeiten gtaQe bes 6interhaufes her.
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@4werin n, 1S. spril. -Sn Der
9ieligsn Sgnascse lit seitern Mittoe
Elm ati4euli4sr 0anoalismus reriibt
tporben.. IS 1T nimli@ bic 8unres abe
mittelit Na&i@liilieI se6Hnet woroen
uno iino 3,uei wertbuolle @elebesro0en
aerriHen, Der ebenials iebr toitbare
Dorbans aber 1T Seri@nitten uno bic
Geben iino in Der Spnasoge undergo
itreut. @eltoblen linb MUIR jtpei iilberne
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into the church. reading the two orphans,
one on either side. The good work
was begun, and it went on until Rich.
ard .Steeie's nature was revolutionised
Years Afterwards while be lay on his
dsath-bed. loving and grieving friends
were around him and at the very last
he fancied he saw the face Of his Loot
Violet lowering above the couch.
And 1t his funeral there we're few
dry eyes, for the poor had learned "a
bless his bounty. and the sick and die
tressed offered up his name in prayer.
And therefore, say not that because
men are harsh and cold there is no
oasis in the desert, for in every human
heart. however strong, thsre is . foun.
tain ofsweet water, and happy 10 he
who breaks the Hinty barriers and al
lows the stream to gush forth.