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mo lpi1ii9, wie audi eines Der Iebten
9eIts Der .gr5iebungsbldtter" bcs gSeie
teren ansBeTil5rt, BAT. ,Gs iDiirbe Ii0
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len. lin etipo cyiitiuenben. Den Ni,gsn Der
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oer $asesoronune.
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ginoerflduSniB %auaenblidlih CREDIT ruer
ben miirbe, %usridwuuotn III.
Sic alleerneine Debate iiber Die oriens
tatiIdc Brage brsailn ecfcrn.
, 1877-03-26
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ID StaRtsm Str (Box 1699),J
Ban Woys
, 1877-03-26
Garopdi(he ua@ridteu.

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fl, Fat 8se5taa Rub aaf 81. Betsstas
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natsonaliibe saleu Vassei ut Goasm2s.
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fler 9otlg Die Mauabn,e bsr Bagtoaaois
satar abgelsbnt bat. Ole E~ostIdrits5s
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3 0saS Wisue, ssob& SaS BAROMETER
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REGE DAELY sun, 90 A vnAw.

A pre6lniacntiy readable newspaper, with WA
siYges1 circulation IN tho world. Hrea, inde1
~Neudent, and, fearless in polittoa. All tina nows
from every vhers. Two caas5 o copy Oy mail
ca cents Q month, OF 80 y yeas.
, 1877-03-26
TERMS TO CLUBS.

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tend INC Daily FOR CAs year 90 tAc eotssr IN az
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, 1877-03-26
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, 1877-03-26

Wreiie Der An3ei0en:
, 1877-03-26

,e. oas ytattdea bsr Gtibte oerarlaAt,
Furan fd in e,nem eroB.n Raunse pisas
ysrloaen bon eines Saf:l erbsbeR. Dies
8efnattsr bauerts poy( eia paar Wis
aatsa nab III bier oicIfeitis benerss
Wotbea.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-22
Sableing Across the Atlantic.

How long does it take to transmit .
message through the Atlantic cable'
The New York Journal Of Cammerce has
been investigating this question, and
simple as it looks at fret sight, there
are many singular and interesting points
in tho answer. When the electricity is
applied to the cable at one end, two
teDths of a second passes before any eff
feet is felt at the other end, and three
seconds are consumed before the full
force Of the current is in action. The
first signal is felt in four -tenths Of sec-
ond, but the following ones go through
more rapidly. As many as seventeen
words have been SEM over the Atlantic
cable in one minute; fifteen Can usual
~ be sent uuder pressure. and twelve
words minute is good working rate.
Messages Of twelve words have been
sent all the way from New York to
London in two minutes. A fact not yet
explained by the scientists is that the
electricity does not move as rapidly
from Ncv York to London as in the
opposite direction.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-22

KENTUCKY HosPITALIrY-The good
old mounta,neer sst tanning and sweat
ing in his cabin door. OH the mountains
of Eastern Kentucky. at sunset on a
summer day. He was minus one Of the
two garments wovh by mountaineers in
warm weather, and the amount OF bare
shank visible told which Que. A trav-
eler at the gate inquired for lodging.
"Yes. stranger" says the hospitabir
owner Of the ranch. Cit down aid
tic yer critter; you can come If you
can low for 'pearsnces, for | went over
TO the salt works this evening. aud they
he'd run Of extra white. ! he'll ne
sacks, so l Jest took off my breeches,
tied up tho legs, and fetched home q
bushel or so for the old oman to salt
butter with. Yes. git down and come
inT" Is it necessary to say the next
house nm the road entertained traveller
that night.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-22

Once ct Naddocks' Drug ssor>. nov5-td
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-22

" Men and women make their own
beauty. or their own ugliness. L"rd
Lyttcn speaks of o man who wae
uglier than be had any business to BIZ;
aad If he could bat read It. every hu-
man being carries his life in HE face.
and 10 good looking, or the reverse, rs
that life has been good or evil. On o, :
f stnres the fine chisel Of thought and
emotion are sternslly at work.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-22
Farm for Sale.

T,HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS ms PI ACE
i In tho Snoquslmte fer sale. II contains 10
Acres Bottom Land, and 90 Acres Tmbered en-.
land. slopins gently TO the river. II is II miles
from 6aoqualmie City. n the river srossinQ.
miles from Lake Warrington, and 20 from seattle
Fifty scsvs slashed. 90 acres In grass. scre, Of
upland grabbed for an orchard 10 tons Of hay
on hand.
The place has thres-quarteu Of mile frontage
on the river. il safe from overflow and bss 4
clear stream Of wafsr running through, which
II valuable for numbering. having : god derI m
timbes IL, and 10 the frat key point for grstinc
out tae Tin. Der on the sdjar-uf SIX or eight sor
lions. and has good bay for booming The locs.
tion IL central. AID slbrds 80 "a steamboat Isnd
ing hotel and store would do we'll here a
the present time. and IL Il convenient 20 six log
Ring camps nov In op<rsfion.
House and tools on the place. Cans. OF selling.
weak lungs
For further psrtieulsr~ inquire Of
GEORGE wEr~E.
sui7-dAw0 snoSuslmts River. W.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-22
NOTICE !!

4 Il PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE LATE
~ arms % FARHBAN CLARK. CAl.l.A0AN
4 CLARK. or 70 r. b. CALLA6AN. are here nott
nest that aid nrms sse dissolved. and that have
retired frsm businesa, and that they must come
forward within sks nexs thirty dsyp and pay what
they owe. 70 either 20 myself, or TO J. Nc
fhkE- OF the demands against them Gill forth
With te sued upon.
nSv2-dlm n n. CALLAHAN.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-29
Personalities.

Attorney General White left for Par
kersburg, yesterday, to resist an applica-
ton for an injunction, made by the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad company TO en-
Join Auditor Miller, of this State, from
certifying the amount assessed as back
taxes, under last winters law against the
road, to the several sheritts for collection.
Col. Thos. O'Brien had narrow es-
cape, day before yesterday, while the
Light Guards were out target practicing.
The Colonel was on the hill above where
the shooting took place, and one of the
bullets glancing from the large rock in
the rear of the target, passed through
his coat sleeve, slightly scratching his
arm.
Mr.. Charles Blanchard, who has been
in Europe for two years and five months,
will return home Sunday.
Master of Transportation Sharpe, of
the Baltimore and Ohio road, ceases his
connection with that corporation on
Monday.
Mr.. G. w. Atkinson, the "new editor"
arrived in the city yesterday, and takes
charge OF the Standard and the Repub-
lican party on Monday,
Jas. johnson, j. Wilson and John
Carter, of Minneapolis, were registered
at the ST. james yesterday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-29
Proba& Fatal Accident.

A runaway occurred yesterday, at
Bridgeport, which may probably result
fatally. Mr.. jacob Ehni, accompanied
by his wife, WAS driving spirited stall
lion, attached to spring wagon, when
the animal took fright al the whistle of
locomotive, while passing the depot, and
became unmansgesble. In going round
the corner at Alexander Il Bates both
Mr.. and MIS-. Ehni were thrown from
the vehicle, and the latter was danger
ously injured, perhaps fatally Mr.. Ehni
also sustained severe injuries. He Leld
on to the lines until the horse was stop
ped, and was dragged some considerable
distance. 1t was indeed miraculous that
the occupants of the wagon were not
killed outright.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-29
"Fritz. Our German Cousin"

This is the title of new play enacted
at Frank Walters, night before last.
"Our German Cousin, who IS possessed
OF the euphonious cognomen of "FrItz, .
is really whole.souled, good-natured tel-
low, and can "beer" up well under the
force OF circumstances. In the language
of Fritz" who was buggy riding with a
boon companion, the story runs: "Vell,
l vas shust in dot buggy ven dot Bill he
shust give dot boss lick, und l vas in
dot buggy no more. vas on de ground
in the middle of dot pike, und my stove
pipe was mashed hstter Won one pan
cake. Dot vas no fun, but by gemeny |
nat one good times every dree year, und
| smash dot Bills hat all der bieces.
Dot vas wat kind hair-pin | be- And
"Fritz" laughed heartily, remarking
''dot more fun vas to be had IN America
dan IN dot United States"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-29
Great London Show.

This mammoth combination OF excel
lcncies will perform here twice on Mon
day, and is thus emphatically endorsed
by the New Haven PaLladi,tm: We do
not hesitate To pronounce the London
circus and menagerle which visited this
city yesterday as good show oil the
kind as has been here for some years.
The programme was agreeably varied,
and there were hardly any weak spots in
il. The acts were short, and there was
hardly any delay in presenting them.
Many of the most attractive features OF
the show had not been advertised. The
performing elephants had been very well
framed. The other animals made good
menagerie. The bareback riding OF Mile.
Dockrlll was the finest we have ever
seen.
The double sUmersault over the backs
of five elephants standing together was
great feat The trapeze performers,
both the women aud the little boys, were
very good. The trained horse showed
almost human sagacity. The teats OF the
trainer in a lair OF five ieroclous Bengal
tigers were among the most striking iea-
lures of the programme Melville, the
Jockey, slowed much ability. The Irish
clown was very funny, There was not
the shadow of humbug about the show,
so far rs we could see, and 1t rs well de-
serves patronage rs anything Of the kind
we ever saw. The exhibition last even
ing was witnessed by very large audi
ence. We have been very favorably I'M
pressed by the solid excellence OF this
combination, which is one that prefers
to let people discover for themselves Its
merits. 1t is certainly irst-class show,
and will be heartily welcomed when 1t
visits this city again.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-29
SAD BUT TRUE.
The Fate Of Wheeling Professor in
Foreign CIime.

Some time ago q young man OF
Wheeling, whose ideas were OF such a
nature as to get the better OF his judg-
ment, made extensive preparations to
give legerdemaiue performances, and
under the alias of prof B, he a. ISOLATED
himself with another stage struck youth,
who sailed under the title OF "Prot.
Clio" Their first entertainment they
proposed giving at GAINESVILLE, o., night
before last. The town was billed, "ads'
were inserted in the papers, and every
thing looked lovely tor plenty OF sport
and ducats. But how easy 1t Is to slip
up on ones expectations. The time ar
rived for the show to go on. About one
hundred and fifty persons ware assem-
bled in the spacious auditorium OF the
Grand Italian Opera House, after the
American style, al GAINESVILLE. They
were an enthusiastic people; TOO enthusl-
astic for "Prot. b. who inquired At the
box office as TO the amount of the re.
ceipts be ore commencing the perform
snce, and oa being informed that but
two tickets had been sold, for
fifty cents each, making the total
cash on hand only one dollar, the
Professor refused to play. Not mucn;
he wasn't that sort of man, to play to
q 81 house. Argument was resorted to,
but the Professor was memorable, bat
gave his consent for his associate, Prot
Clio, to carry on the performance. The
sequel of the story is that prof. B." has
returned to his home, "busted" magi-
clan, entirely tired of the varied life OF a
Snowman, and was seen to enter the resi-
dence of his father, last evening, by way
of the back gate "Prof. Clio has not
vet returned, and it was thought yester-
daytha the suicide at Cincinnati was he,
but as the victim of the pistol has been
identified as one James w. Baldwin, of
Akron, this theory is exploded, and
"Cho's" whereabouts remains mystery,
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THERMOMETER.
W. -prYrn
DAYS.
HigheSt.l Lowest.
The SteubenyilIe Strike.

Matters were quiet at the Gravel Pit
this morning-most of the men who went
to work yesterday not going down, as they
were subpGnsed 10 appear at the trial
at the Mayors office this morning, A
large force O. mlnels' wives were present,
however, and did some lively talking
intimsting that they proposed to make it
lively for anybody, who would go down.
There will probably be more fun at the
Gravel Pitt to morrow morning.
K The miners this afternoon held meet.
ing on the river bank near the Market
street wharf. Quite a number OF speeches
were made, but no special business was
transscted.-HtraLd of last evening.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Notes Gathered Here and There by
Register Reporters.
BELLAIRE.

BELBAlkE.
THE Baron base ball club danced at
Zilch's ball last night.
Ex-SHERIFF COCHRAN has bought
Samuel Braden's livery stable Tor 81, 800.
WAS band from Wheeling, will give
a concert at Zlch's hall next Wednesday
evening.
Col. l.. BABER, of Columbus, and
Hon. Il. j. Maginnis, VIII address the
Democrats of this city this evening.
The last picnic of the season will be
given at Cummins' grove too day Tor the
benefit OF ST. Johns Catholic. church.
ID. Ii. RICE got the contract for build
lng residence for George Waters,
which is to be erected on Noble street.
Barnes addition.
If YOU want No. dish of oysters
served in any style you may wish, call
At Jskes bursts. He sells the freshest
and finest oysters, al retail or wholesale.
MIR. +. &. MORGAN came near losing
one of his eyes Wednesday evening by
the explosion of gun cap while out
hunting near Armstrong; mill. 1t
struck him on the frontal bone OF the
fact
THE case of Frank Barnes against D.,
S. Shupe, for assault and battery, was
tried by Squire Strshl before jury last
Thursday. The jury decided to disagree
and were dismissed The case will come
no for another hearing next week.
I'M. BRoDIE, of Wheeling, was the
lowest bidder on the tobacco warehouse,
but the bid did not cover all he work
necessary to complete the building. The
bid amounted to $1,000 not including
the excavating or painting. The next
lowest bid was put in by }. b. Schana-
felt who BID $1,000 for the whole
building.
BRIDGEPORT.
SAMUEL JUNKINS has returned from
the East with fresh stock Of notions,
and reports business very active.
BATES d ALEXANDER also got in a
new lot of groceries yesterday. They IN
tend TO keep wholesale S'oeoi -, o"''
any man comes in with the cash he can
buy in small quantities as well MS large
at cheap rates.
THE teachers of the public schools
spent an evening this week out star gaz,
ing through telescope, kindly loaned
them by Frank Sharp. They investl-
gated the moon, Jupiter, Saturn and
Mars, but didn't discover their moons as
the glass was not of sufficient power.
On entering Geo. Medill's stor" the
other evening We found it difficult to
get around, although his store-room Is
Toomy, on account Of the boxes and piles
OF new dry goods, boots and SHOES etc
George is good store keeper
and knows now to stock up.
He is also good Democrat,
but has no objection to selling to good
Republican if he behaves himself and
brings the money.