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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-30

Ir has been question of debate
whether Judge DAVIS is Republican
ors Democrat. The Chicago Tribune
,sy.:
Judge Davis would have voted for
Secretary Bri.tow if he had been nomi-
mated. Whether he voted Tor Hayes or
Tllden is not clearly known; but an ILL.,
innate friend OF his says the JucSe never
voted the Democratic ticket in his life.
He has often scratched his ticket. aad
struck OF Objectionable Republican
names, and put on their opponents; but
The tlcke, itself which he thus reformed
wss the Republican ticket. The proba-
bll,ies then are that he voted for Hayes
There Is little doubt that he supported
the Republican State ticket and the Re
publican candidate for Congress, as well
\, most of the local Republican ticket.
The Tribme may be correct about
Judge DAVIS political anticedents but
the fact Of MS being conservative added
20 that of MS having been elected by the
Democrats and In dependents OF the Hi
moi. Legislature, he may be set down for
81. practical purposes IS Democrat.
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The AnhtabuIa Inquest.

CLEVELAND, January z9.-An Ash.
tsbuls special says the inquest was re-
sumed to day. Alfred Howland sworn
Resides in Boston; is civil engineer;
has been engaged in examining the
wrecked bridge ior.a fortnight; finds the
abuttmeIts IN good condition; finds the
weight OF the bridge 70 be $1,000 pounds
per linesl foot; considers the system Of
lateral snd sway bracing employed as
insufficient; considers the form of beams
used for compression OF the members sn
Objectionable feature OF the bridge. lie
found lack Of section i n the following
members: The whole of the top cord
many of the main braces IN the lateral
and vertical sway. and the brscing IN
the floor beams. In some OF these men-
bers the material would have been sutti.
cient had il been in n different shape.
He found that one Of the main braces
was three inches out ot position on the
top angle block when lsst painted, and
others in 3 less degree.
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Supreme Court Decision.

WAsHISGToS, January 29.-The fol.
lowing decision was rendered IN the
Supreme Court to-day in the case OF
Bsdg and others VS.. United States,
on the relation OF Role and others.
This is a writ OF error 10 the northern
circuit of Illinois from the judgment
granting the relators u mandamns against
the plaintiff here, and rs officers of the
town of Aubery in Illinois, compelling
them to audit certain judgment. The
officers had resigned their positions
and their designations had been ac-
cep,ed, but their successors had not been
appointed and qualified as provided by
the law OF the state, and /. IS therefore
held that they had no: ceased to be such
officers, and the m1Hdqmms WAS properly
issued. The judgment Is affirmed.
Justice Hunt delivered the opinion. This
decision has some interest in connection
with the resignation of Watts, the Ore
gone eiector, Of his position as pootms' ."r
prior TO his election H. AL electOr /" M
the vacancy occssIoned by his ineiisl-
bility
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Uufoa nded Rumors.

NEw YORK, January 29.-Ru mors Of
extensive swindles upon the United
States Treasury were rife ir Washington
Yesterday, bat Treasurer Wymsn says
there is nothing in them, and explains
,hs. there are two or three million dol
lars of uncIsimed interest on bonds rest
ing in the treasury, and suggests an e1-
irsordinsry induceneui to claim agents
On the lookout for owaers of the bouds,
The claim ageat sometimes gets hold ol
the wrong party Of the same name, from
whom the agent procures power OF
the attorney TO collect tie interest In
this ~sy the money hiss been erron-
eously paid cut but such money hss In
vxriably been refunded after the de.ec-
tion of The mistake, and the treasurer has
not lost s dollar.
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SAN Francisco, January 19-Rsfer-
ring 20 the statement Uf the New York
HeTaids Washington c0rresponde OF
the 9th, that no American officer, had
concluded 70 offer their services TO lyle
sias, and raise force 10 the Southwest 10
invade Mexico and establish his claims,
Iglesiss yesterday stated that the 10
formation in the Telegram was correct
There are. he said, many good ressoIs
why this movement by my friends iL
this country can be OF no assistance 70
me IN my effort 70 bring about change
Of government in MEXICO, aud | shall
advise my friends OF The conclusion ~
winch have arrived. For this purpose
intend 10 proceed Esst az soon IS potsi-
bic.
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Repuplican Caaeua.

WAsRINaros, January D.-The Re
publican Senators were in caucus to-day
nearly two hours without coming to any
conclusion and adjourned until 8 o'clock.
The whole time Was consumed in q
general discussion: First, whether the
passage OF the electoral bill was Re-
publican surrender, and, second, whether
the Republican members of the commits
sion should consist Of the advocates Of
the SO called surrender or the opponents
of the bill.
The Democratic Senators may not
have q caucus, as j: seems understood
that Messrs. Thurman and Bsysrd will
be selected to represent Them on the
Commission.
At the adjourned meeting of the
Senate Republican caucus this after.
noon Messrs. Edmunds, Morton and
Frelinghuysen were unanimously chosen
TO be members of the Senate branch OF
the tripsrtite electoral commission and
they will be formally elected by the
Senate tomorrow, together with Messrs.
Thurman and Bsyard. The proceedings
of the CAUCUS this afternoon was entirely
harmonious.
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Judge Davis and the Electoral Com
mission.

WAsHIYGToS, January 29.-Associste
Justice DAVIS, as soon a. tie bill psssed
both houses constituting the Electoral
Vote Comm ission, notified lis associates
and other friends ths. in the event Of
mis- being offered the 6fth place in the
judicial branch of the commission, under
no circumstances would be allow bis
name 20 be used in this connection, ss
be considers il indelicste, after being
elected Sentor to take = position which
might be open 70 criticism, and refuses
absolutely to reconsider his decision
Associate Jues:ices Clifford, Strong,
Miller and Field the fur members Of
the Supreme CoUr; required By the
electoral set 70 serve upoo the Judicial
branch Of the Commission, were, this
afternoon. furnished with certified
copy Of the act By TIE Secretsry Of State.
They will meet to-uorrov 70 se!es'i tie
9Th associate IN accordance vIth Iis pro
visions.
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IEGI>LATIvE NOTES.

Tax Csprtsl Bill slept ell day yester-
day.
THE proposed amendment to the Con.
stitu,ion revising the Judiciary WAS the
subject OF discussion yesterday in The
House.
THg House went into Committee OF
the Whole for the discussion OF tae Judi
cisrv amendment
COMMITTEE OF the Whole i: = good
way to AVOID being placed on tho record.
The House adopted the amendment
prohibiting Judges from receiving free
passes on railroads. Good idea.
JUpaE FERGUSON announced his in.
ten,ion of pressing bill to prevent
members of the Legislature from receiv-
ing free railroad passes.
Mr.. FARSswoRTH presided over the
Committee of the Whole with 3 good
deal of dignity.
Mr. Lowe is plain man, but sensi-
ble .slker.
A LEGISLATIVE NoTE' announcing
the sdjonrnment of the caucus wss
.scked on the screen in front Of the door
oi the Hall of Delegates. This obvi-
sted the necessity CT sdopting Col.
GoTFs joint resolution.
The Senate has so much dignity, 1t
:sI,s to attract large crowds.
SENATORS ADAMS std CLAYTON seem
70 te two OF the bsSt YOstsd members OF
the Stsie Senate.
SENAroR GRANrHAM has been pro.
aounced the DANIEL WEBSrEs OF West
Virginia. The Senator would make 81
IMPOSING looking Governor.
CAPT. Shirt Is one o. the most affs-
be members Of the House.
The ladies visiting the State House Cor
the purpose Of hearing the Capitol dis
eIssion on yesterday, were disappointed
Dr. HALL is earnes, in his advocscsy
o! the establishment of State Board OF
Health.
Mr.. lNBoDxN lie one of the wstchful
members Of the House.
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Souin CAROLINE Omeer shot.

NEW YoRK, January "a Colurn.
bIs, South Carolina disPstch say. that al
2A.M. on the 27:h ulI, st TIUmoLf-
vile, B. . Holloway. the Cham berlAln
trial justice, was shot by unknown par
tie. near bis door. The assassination
fred the blacks, who Immediately armed
themselves. and the whites organized d
strong police iorce. The two parties
came m collision on the outskirts Oi toe
town early yesterday morning, and The
resalt sas tao special policemen wound.
ed, when the whole iOfce returned 70
town.
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Kiaa.rnest kes,r1cflon..

LoxDoS. January 2e.-The British
Council hss issued . further stringent
order agsins, importation into Gres:
Britain, from Germany and Belgium, Of
cattle. hsy. hides. horns, fs;, hoof' and
frp<h meats.
BErssELs January ga royal de-
cree has been issued prohibiting the i'm
por,s,ion into Belgium Of horned cattle
aud sheep from Germany. EugASd, R1s-
sla. Austria and Turkey
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HOUSE.

The following bills were introduced
and referred.
By Mr.. Bsnning-Fixrng the regu-
lar meetings of Congress. 1t provides
that the first session of every Congress
shall begin on the 4.h. OF March.
By Mr. w. B. Misunderstanding
forfeited to the United States certsin
lands graLted to Michigan for railroad
purposes, and providing for their saic to
actual settlers.
By Mr.. Hubbell-Chartering freight
railroad company from tide water on
the Atlantic TO the Missourlriyer.
The morning hour hsvi7g expired,
the House resumed the consideration OF
the bill authorizing the Secretary Of the
Treasury TO pay James b. Eads, c,n-
structor of iettles at the mouth ut the
Mississippi river, S50O,OOO.
The pending question was on Mr..
Buckners amendment directing pay
meat in U. 5. bonds. Rejected; yeas 5S;
NAYS l62.
The bill then went oyer.
a message from the oenste informin z
the House that the President had signed
the electoral compromise bill was re-
ceived, aud Mr.. Payne thereupon gave
notice that he would move, st o'clock
to morrow, that the House proceed to
the election OF Its five members Of the
commission.
The House then adjourned.
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Continental Life Insurance Com
many.

New Yo2K, January Zs.-Recsiyer
Anderson, OF ths Continental Life ln-
sursncs Company, fled s report in the
Supreme Court to-day The liabilities OF
the company are stated to be - od@r ls',
sad tue assets S5,028, ,s0l OF the latter
probably 30 per cent is Vsineless. The
receiver coll, cted and hbursed during
MS term Of office : 02,0L2 He is 1nsble
70 explain the large item o: sI,OoO,siO.
Tie open sccounu Of be agenu con-
tain oiher items, amounting 70 s2j4 s5i.
About this the receiver ssys thst s2ji,.
600 s,srd upon the books against The
Empire Autus! Lite Insurance Com
pany. Tue latter company retired from
business some tine sgo, sodr be says has
no assets to meet this claim.
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The Electoral Commission.

The caucuses Of the two house, having
selected their candidates 20 be voted
for tomorrow for the electoral cOmmis-
sion. tney will consist O' the following
members: Senators - Edmunds, Nor
ton. and FreIinghuysen, Republicans,
and Thurman and Bsysrd, Democrats.
RepresentstIves-H Hinton and Abbott,
Democrats. and G. rfeld and Hosr, Re-
pubIicsns; Supreme Court-Associse
justices Clifford, Strong, Miller and
Field. The fifth member 20 be selected
from among Associate Justices Swsine,
Bradley and Hunt.
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F0RTY-F0URTH CONGRESS
WAsHIsaTGN, January 20.
SENATE.

Mr.. Robertson called up Mr.. Gordon's 8
resolution acknowledging the Hampton
government in South Carolina as the
legal government and made an address
supporting the resolution. He denied
that there was any intimidation on the
part OF the whites towards the blacks,
but on the contrary, he had no doubt
that msLy blacks were deferred from
voting the Democratic ticket By Be
publicans of their own color.
Hon. Joseph Z. Bailey. recently elected
United States Senator from Tennessee,
took the oath Of office.
Mr.. Window presented joint resolu
tlons OF the Minnesota legislature in
favor of the passage of House bill in re-
gard to the reconciliation OF silver, and
also to enable parties having
silver bullion to have some coined
at the minis of the United States
without reference TO tho amC unit in cir
culation. Referred.
The Char laid before the Senate q
message from the President OF the
United States giving his reasons for sp.
proving the electoral count bill.
After it had been read, Mr.. >Conkllng
said, 81 move this important and wise
message be printed and lie on the table"
Agreed to.
sThe Chair also laid before the Senate
a message from the President transmit
ting the proceedings of the commission
appointed to examine the whole subject
OF reform and reorganization in the army
of the United States. Ordered printed
and to lie on the table.
Mr.. Sargent. from the Committee on
Privileges and Elections, submitted a
report Of the msjority OF the sub commit
tee which recently made an Investigation
in regard to the late election in Florida.
Ordered printed and lie on the table.
He also gave notice that Mr.. Cooper
would report on behalf OF the minority of
the committee.
Consideration was resumed OF the un-
finished business, being the bill in regard
to the creation OF sinking fund for the
settlement of the indebtedness due from
the Pacific Railroad Company, and Mr..
Mitchell spoke in opposition.
Before Mr.. Mitchell concluded his re-
marks, he yielded for motion to go
into Executive session, which was agreed
to, and when the doors were re-opened
the Senate adjourned.
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Applied for . writ of IHsbeas Cor.

wAsaISGToN, January pa rumor
prevailed that Shellsbsrger & Wilson,
attorney for toe members Of the Re
turning Board OF Louisiana, now In
contempt Of the House Of Represents
,ives. hsd made application for writ Of
ha5zas oorYus- the return q which wss
axed for tomorrow. There seems no
Goub. ihs, the Application SAs made 70
oue Of the judges o; ihe Supreme Court
o. this eistr:ci, bat up - very late
hoor tee clerk Of the court hsd not -
sued the writ. Chief JgssIos Carer, II
is elieved, WAS applies 70 bat ret1sed
70 grant the Srii-
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,u..,,.., Life I...rn.es Company

NEW YoKK, January 2s.-The Mutual
Life Insurance Company Of Newark,
y. j., h.s gone out Of business. IT.
1900 policy holder, have rsinsered ID
the National Capital Life Insurance
Company oi Newark. Nd
The Secretary OF state reports that the
Sez Jersey Liie Iassrsnce Company ia
over 10000 ,horI, and k.s applied for
q receiver. he does DO. r.eognTzs "a.
tsansfer 70 the = stiona! CspnsI Lits 10.
surance Company.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
~ the County Court Of Ohio County. West
virginia:
John Mcclure
". In cnanesy.

Virginia:
John W. arLor' In cn.n..,y.
John Moan.
Thomas D'Brien, trustee. Jam.s Qulss,
-usan R. Bick.i, rErcntTtx OF the last
Wiu aud tsst mTnt Of Jacob 81. Blcksi,
deceased; liksb~ih Ann me. " M. J.
". CoWd.n. tTasts-s Genital building -.
NbciatiOu NO. =; b.! zsUrth Egtrienstsin,
Alfred CaId well, trustee: aLarev VII
son, Thomas U'I5ri-n. John llstof, v. q.
hobDs, JsmcsP. Rodgers, Lustsr Jan
Tel q. List, henry n Last, Cab soE Lamb,
Joseph ey boId. barfy ". LIST .bd VIII
liam A. List, partDsf- dong business
unJeT tbs nTn name aud styIs oi tss
Rank OF Wheel DE; catherine %. CDde.
gran, exscuIrlx oi the last vi J and tsxta.
Insnt Of Josiah updsxran, dec.assd.
John J. KAN, " orkIns mems kuIidlns
Association ;AsbuIy J. CtAfks. tfoses; a.
WIIson Kelly, William y. Hubbard, al
mInlsgratoT ca W allan kkI-y, dsc-sssed.
Elijah j. StDnT and Jasob L. Tboms.,
pATLnors dong business under the nrm
name and sfJle oi rsons a TnDrn..;
tsnofEe n. Taylor. AO~e- Il a. wight,
!. Oscar CofrT and george T.. johns
partners doing bpslnrss under the 1rIn
na.sss and styBs of Geo. A. Gzylor q 20
AIebaei keiIly, yoiip a, Holiday, JobL
n. I. lHnb.. add EdSjn HOI nbrpok, part
nrfs doing busiBsss unas-T ia, n fa name
And style of TrIJntl>s a rornbfoDk; bsa-
initial foibes, John a, Iakin, survivor Of
bIIsss~i Il and " ttllafn Cssd y eli. d-c.-s~sg
LATE partHsft doing bnsiEs under tb.
name and styse 81 j. q. Lakis q Lo.
John A. Aoslsc.y, Jsas- L.. aoiIIasy,
Henry boid and James wbeeisr.
pArts-rs doing DusiDs.- urdsr ID. nrfn
u sIne and style OF J. n. holiday poa
abe Merchants National ksnk u Wssi
virginia, q hselins: John srsu and
hrehibsa C@is1D-.i, FATHERS doing
bushes us er tue Efs. name ana ,tyie
of rev a caDpoyiI: George II. Tnxi~
and William q. lshsfs, psfLbsIs doing
n1xsinsss Under tbs nYp1 nSms and .syis
OF Huge q Isbaa. Jonn fisAiy ssd
Ahsie -. Oslsoxy1
sotscs - HEREBY Owen that pgnc-
sncs 90 .. Ofc-T snLsrsJ Ia this easss oy
said Court At its Deem Der t~Tm, ls.s, me
Jofantssiopsr of SID 90 ft
vial. os 54ta d<y the zstn Gay sf Esbru-
arr, kD, AZ nl- oirss, No. tis1 Chzp is~
street. IA the city of wBeeiing. in szi1
eJuBty AID state, prDor-5 90 axe and
same O sAlG ooust. AZ account % the Hens
upun the reai estate DesoDKjnE % toe de-
,sa1a.t, John soiAa, IN the bsli men.
Iloued. os on asy psft tbsfeSf 4 and the Js.
spsrtlSe sm0a u zsd pc orJfls< %, soch
bsn.; also opon vh-t eorion .t sAsA raj
. CON u1ssf rs.l estate The several unssiis-
aed jn1xfoe1tA asAiast aid sot-n are
iixbs, ard fse Dam Of the pr. s~st orn-
ers o. sa IA real estate, SID slsD fes vsfoe
Of the rszsa sstAt< DssoDEing 10 ssld MOAN.
rziJ sosnlnss<sot<r viii also. In his re-
ferOrt. specially stat soy sitter. deemed
p<Tanept By bin-sif, ~r reguissd ~ snJ
of the partses 10 be - stated.
rs,c order provides that the pShtcstios
OF tha notice once q vs<E sDs bS~f eon.
sseufiys gesk In this nss spapsr shall Ds
eaasy Ixni 10 y<rSossl ~ rsies sp,u tLs
parties, or zny Of thsIe
Comm1nu6CokT,
vussLIss, J.a. ~, tsa. osvs
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sunda, school Conxre...

CHICAGO, January 29.-The drst a. :
nusl meeting of the Sunday School Con
gress of The United States began
its session here 10 day. There WAS .
large attendance, including pres,ding
elders. Sunday school teachers snd pas
tors from various parts Of the country.
Rev. Dr.. Vincent, OF new York. pre-
sided.
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x.,o,,... Criminal KILLED.

CnIcAso, January 2s.-Dsve Rsggio,
q notorious burglar and criminal. rho had
in.; served u: . term IL the Wisconsin
Peui,entiary. for burglary in AilEsu-
kee, xzs sho; or Saturday nigh: and
die. to-day from he effects Of the
sound The police have keP. the mat
Ter quiet, hoping 70 secure the Sofnah
Who be stated, hsd shot him.
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Peace Negotiations.

CoNsTASTIHoPLF. January 29.-The
SeryIsn government requests that the
OtiomJn ambassador AT Vienna enter
into negotiations with he Servian DIP
loms,ic sgent there, they having no rep
resentstive 81 CcnstanunopIe. The
Prince Of Montenegro has no, yet re.
piled TO the invitation 20 treat for peace
desired by the Porte.
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S...,. C.nsrnst,~us.

WAsnISeroS, January @.-The Sen
ate in Executive session confirmed the
following nominations: Ellis Spear, CON-
missioner Of patents; joan S Barton,
CoIlectors Of Customs ~ Norfolk, Viz
ginis: jas. Milvxrd, OF New York. I.
s. Counsel n Ghent VIM T. Hughes,
Indian agent at Grand river agency
Dakota.
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I'm. pan.. Golden yuhlI...

NEW YoEE, January 9.-Ca:dH Al
MeClosky, b. circular, invites the ta'i' :
ful OF his arch diocese % unite Aec7' -
rgto their mean, With tbeir C.;ho1e
kre.hren, 10 prsseaings worthy iesti-
nDouiaI o. ihe.r Eiiai homage ard afer
tion To cur pos, Hoy fs:ber On kis
golden jubilee. o. tbeHftieth snniserzs-y
Of his epzeSpatA. which vii oe oa =
2l.t day of nexi MAY.
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CHErrSSI January % At Gallo
vays ranch, Is miles south CT here. 90
Saturday, = di6cul,y beiweea t~o
horse herders, George W. Via and
Granville Peaks, eliminated in both
drawing reyolvsrs and the exchange Of
eleven shots. Of which Peaks received
one IN the neck, one in the lace and
oae in the stomach, and viii probably
die Via was seriously ~oundet in The
hin and arm, and vA brought here
yesterday. He viii Be likely 70 re-
cover
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Arkansas STATE Grange.

LITTLE Rock, January 2S.-The State
Grange Patrons OF Husbandry, which
adjourned on Saturday. adopted resolu-
tions recommending the establishment
of local, State, interstate and interna-
tional cooperative Wholesale and retail
stores, all subscriptions to be made with
the understanding that the district stores
of each State take out ofthe amount sub
scribed ore share Of the stock on the CO.
operative association of the Misissippi
valley rs constituent Of tho Anglo
American csmpany Tor every i've menu
bers st the time Of subscription.
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TILpEN will be President, and that the
decision will be accepted as an honorable
and legal solution ofthe contest. we are
confident that it will be in favor OF
Mr., TILDEN, but an adverse decision
will not satisfy Democrats ofthe honesty
of Returning Boards or the patriotism OF
the GRASr-CHASDLER conspirstors. 1t
decided against US we wi l submit to the
decision, but will 60 before the people on
the general issues and ask their Judg-
ment at the ballot box. This pacific sd-
iustment of great Lationsl danger is the
fullest vindlcation OF the capacity OF
forty millions OF people for self govern
ment, and viewing it IN this light We
have reason to be gratined for the pass
age of the compromise measure.
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Tn. C..se..,.i Ll,isssss.-

PHrLADKLPHIA, January S.-ln the
rss,.er of the dptrib1iisn OF the balance
Of the fund. in The hands Of the Cenisn-
u,aI board of finance, which Wa, 90 tee
IKE inst, decided in favor Of the stock
hoidss, Distr7e4 Attorney Valentine
sctIng tor tie United S;sts government
10 day took IN appeal 70 the Supreme
CoQrs OF The United Ssates-
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ap.in and Gaba.

WasHIsGroS, January - There n
not q particle Of truth N The statement
recently made that sss sPAnIsh G1vsrn-
meat IL 10 bsgOtIstsoa With the Cussh
insurgsnp, vi.n . view -. grant Ihsa'
autonomy or selG-zoyernmsn:. oa the
contrary Spain holds The sane po-iisoh
a. be,s;oi0se with regard 10 the sSs'rs Of
Cgbs. xnd vita no PROBABILITY vhsieysr
Of ehsnging q
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-30
Mexican News.

SAN FRANCISCO. January 2s.-Re-
ports from Senors, Mexico, via San
Diego, say ths, Gen. Mariscsl, Military
Governor, has issued proclamation, de.
clsring Iglesiss legal President, and
avowing his purpose to support him.
Pesquiris with his troops are reported
committing no outrages on the inhabl-
tants, but svoinding battle with Msris-
ca
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-30

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