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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-07-12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce CHAs.
+E. HoGG as candidate for reelection to
the office OF County Superintendent Of
Free Schools for Mason County, at the cleo
ton to be held August 18th, 1877.
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ELECTION AUGUST 9Th, 1877.
For Permanent Seat Of Government Of
West Virginia,
CHARL ESTON.

This election will be held at the usual
places Of votingin the county, on Tuesday,
the 9TH day Of August, 1877, also for the
election OF School officers on the same day,
Remember these elections are TO be held
at the usual places of voting and not at the
srhool.bouses as heretofore.
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From what we hear and see we
are led to believe that Mr.. Hogg
will walk over the ground very cas-
lily, and will be reelected by very
large majority County Superintend
ent of Free Schools. He is making
q good canvass both for the Capital
and himself.
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bIUIt y WtN TWyT'I"i VV''''G y .''0''I
1T. SrRlnmxG, Cashier OF the aboye-na-
med bank, do solemnly swear that the u
bove statement is true to the best OF my
knowledge and belief
Il. STRIBLING, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
JOHN E. TININIs,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
]. d. McCULL0CH,
Q. SEIION, }
july l2-lw.
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Reports from Washington assert
that Hayes is determined to dccapi-
tate every ollice.holder that refuses
to obey hisrccont order. 1t won't re-.
quirc but two or three republicans in
the Senate with the Democratic mem.
bcrs to sustain his action.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-07-12

Butler, Blaine & Co., haven't sue
cccdcd worth a cent in trying to bull
do2e Hayes. He is master of the sit
uation and seems to appreciate that
fact.
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Hayes will necessarily feel badly
knowing that Wheeler, the Vice.
President, doesn't indorso his orders
to the olico.holdors, What does
Wheeler intend doing about the mat.
ter?
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-07-12

The county of Mason is fairly Re.
publican by at least two hundred
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Pray tell us when it got so, and
when the Republicans had 200 ma,
jority in the county.
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Bro. Gibbons is beseeching the Re
publican party of this county to or
ganize for the election which is to
come off one year from next October
He is commencing early indeed, but
his attemps will be fruitlcss. Might
as well try to re-organizo the Turks
as to re-organizo the Radical party
in this county, The party is so ut
terly demoralizcd and routed, and SC
deeply buried that "Old Gabriel
himself could not rouse it to life
again.
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Every intelligent man in the
United States is aware of the fact
Samuel j. Tildcn was lawfully and
honestly elected President in 1876
and that he and the people We're
cheated out of that result through
the basest of frauds,
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REPORT az AWE CONDITION

ui The Merchants National Bank oil west
Virginia al Point Pleasant, inthe State OF
West Virginia, ut the close Of business.
June 22d, 1877.
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In want of a job are you? Well,
tho republican party stands between
you and employment
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DLANK DEEDS, neatly printed, ongood
ID paper, and all kinds Of Justices Blanks
can he had nj this Office, and at NOnMatrc's
bookstore.
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1t seems now to be goneralY con-
coded that the 'silver dollar of our
fathers" should be remonetizsd. Mr..
Hayes strongly favors- It, notwith-
standing his position to the contrary
during the campaign. The Cincin-
natl Commercial has got its eyes open
on this subject also, and favors with
its usual vigor the restitution of the
silver dollar to its legitimate place as
a part of the national currency. Re,
publicans all over the country arc
agreeing with the position taken by
the Democrats on this subject during
the late campaign. In Ohio both
parties are stiving to hold their State
Convention first that they may have
the advantage of first inserting a
plank in their platform favoring re-
monetizing silver. That unholy law
that strikes down the silver dollar
and thereby pours millions of money
into the greedy hand of the bond
holders, is acknowledged by all to be
curse to the country and lasting
shame to all who favored it.
1t is a subject Of elfcongratulation
to the people that there is an uni,
versal sentiment on the part of all,
Except the bondholders) in favor of
remonctizing silver, The Democrat.
ic party should feel highly compli-
mented.-Er.
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$1,000 Reward!

WE, the undersigned, will pay the sum
w OF One Thousand Dollars for any in
formation that will lead to the apprehen-
sion and conviction of the incendiary who
burned our Store House and Ware House
on the night OF the 9th OF July, 1877, at
Hanley's Landing, Mason County, West
Virginia. A. A. HANLEY,
JOHN S. HANLEY.
July u, 1S77,-2w
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Mrs. Mary A. Byrk, near franklin,
has a COW that gave birth to calf
without ewes, Itisabouttwo months
old-yery healthy and fat.
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NOTICE.

A LLpersons knowing themselves indebt-
"A ed to me for services of my horse ga
madam" forthe season OF 1876, are request
ed to come forward and make immediate
payment. 7. NJ. GABERT.
Point Pleasant, W. Va, July u, 1SS7-iw
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Your party has nothing to be
ashamed of.-Monitor.
If the Republican party has moth
ing to be ashamed Of, then we don't
know who has. If they are not
ashamed of the bribery, corruption
and stealing in high official places,
then Republicans are hardened
set of sinners, and there is no hope
for them.
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The rush for Office at Washington
still continues. There are hundred
of applicants for every position that
is vacant or likely to become So
while hundreds are doing all in their
power to Gust somebody from position
and secure the place. Every means
known to the oflice-seckers is resort
ed to. A disguised Kcntuckian who
is a candidate for office himself, re-
marked to another candidate the 9th
er day that there is nothing lower
than hanging around the Depart
ments seeking an office,
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons owing us, will please call
a and settle and 0blige,
july l2-2w. NJ. L. JONES.
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GEO. w. ErFPnTT. Editor.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-05
RaalroaA CollisSea.-Two ReoA9A4
TFolus DGDol1omo0a ard DQ40o1ve

RaalreaA Colllssen..Two Reo19ht
Tralns DsasolAsnea ana sDN1nsvv
NEW YoRK, Jan. "A Cincinnati dss-
patch reports that early yesterday mora
ing collision occurred between two freight
trains ON the Marietta and Cincinnati Rail.
road, forty miles east of Cincinnati. BY
which one train WAS pretty nearly demolish-
cd, the other considerably damaged, and 700
feet Of trestle-work burned to the ground.
There was no loss of human life.
A westward bound freight train, compo-
sed of nine cars loaded with hogs for Gin
cianati, had stopped to take coal and water,
and its conductor neglected to send out men
to flag tho approaching trains. when the
through freightwest came thundering:along,
crashed into tho cars, driving forwsrd such
of them as were not jammed into splinters,
with the engine at their head, on trestle
which formed part of the track, = few rods
iurthsr along. y,s
The forward engine jumped the track,
and BY the time the trestle was reached top
pied over into rav!ne, 3 distance Of some
40 feet, where the flames belched out of the
furnace and set fre to the tinbers in the
trestle. In . few minutes the 6re had
caught along the whole length, some 200
feet; and 1t and the five or six cars which
we're standing upon 1t we're wrapped in q
long sheet of fame. In half an hour the
entire treetle With the cars come tumbnng
down. There were between 200 and 800
live hogs on the train, all of which were
killed and most of them burned.
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summary News.


Governor Tilden is about to take up his
residence in Warrington.
Charles Fisher, ex- District Attorney re-
Gently convicted Of abstractiDg court pa
pers from the office Of the Clerk of the
Court, IN Washington, has been sentenced
TO eleven months imprisonment at labor in
the common Jail.
James Gordon Bennett, proprietor of the
New York Herald" was cowhided by
Frederick May, In New York city, on We'd
nesday, and the New York "Herald" has
not as yet learned the news.
Governor Drew, Democrat, was inaugu-
rated at Tallshassee, Florida, on Tuesday.
Dayid Dudley Field, Democrat, of. New
York, was elected to Congress in place OF
Mayor Ely, on Tuesday, by majority Of
Eph Horn, the well known minstrel, died
In New York, on Wednesday last. He was
born in Philadelphis, in the year 1920, and
at the time of his death was In the 18th
year Of his age. His last words, in reply te
. remark BY Tony Pastor, we're, ~ CUES,
90, Tony; was always good man 1t the
end"
The Morning herald., 1877-01-05
Over the Cable.
RUSSIA AND eERvIA,

LONDON, Jan. IA despatch from Bel
grade says Russia is unwilling to enter into
any engagement directly with servia.
This Is considered concession to Austria.
All Russian officers in servls have been
ordered to join the army at Kischineff.
RoUNANIA AND THE cRIsIs.
It is reported from Pesth, on good au-
,hority, tina, the Roumanisn government,
in consequence Of the receipt of warlike
news on Tuesday, have revoked their
orders for restoring the army to peaceful
footing.
THE OUTRAGE ON THE RouAAHlAN JEWS.
1t is very probable that the Austrian gov
ernment will take decisive steps with
regard to the i'll treatment of the Jews in
Rounania, % some O! the sufferers are
Austrian subjects.
HOPING AGAINST HOPE.
LONDON, Jan. A despatch from Con-
stan,inopls dated yesterday says the Pleni-
potentiaries do not appear to have abandon
cd hope that rupture may yet be avoided.
Midhat Pacha when visiting the German
and Italian ambassadors on Tuesday adopt
ed q somewhat more concillistory tone. At
the present moment 1t 10 believed the Porte
at the sitting Of the Conference to morrow
will not give q formal refusal to the de-
mands of the Powers.
TURKEY IS FIRM.
A correspondent at Vienna telegraphs that
the Turkish Cabinet councilto decide on the
Portes answer was held on Tuesday. On
Wednesday the Turkish Ambassador in Vi
enra called At the foreign Office, and COM
nuuicated q telegram from the Porte
according TO which Turkey is unable to
accept the proposals of the Powers are
drawn up.
THI HAsIERE SITUATION CoNsIDIBRp
GRAVE IN PARIS.
LONDON, Jan. "A telegram from Paris
says that Prince Orlotf, the Russian Am
bassador, hsa lengthy interview with N.
Jules Simon yesterday. The Eastern situa-
tion Is considered very grave. A Cabinet
council, under the presidency of Marshal
NacNahon, has been summoned.
THIIATENED MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN
TURKEY.
LONDON, Jan. "A Constaptinopls des-
patch dated January Q, and coming BY way
Of Vienna, says that in consequence of the
great influence brought to bear the agree
ment of the Turkish Cabinet council is les,
complete than before. Midhat Pachs, thl
Grand Vizier, threatens to resign, and there
is possibility of Ministerial crisis.
RUSSIAN VIEW OF THE SITUATION.
the Russian Telegrsphic Agency has
dispatch dated St. Petersburg, Wednesday
afternoon, stating tha. the Porte's refuss
10 considered certain, and General lgnatief
has telegraphed to sebastopool for the I'm.
perial yacht Herecilk.
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NurAoFouS Assault,

NEW YoaK, Jan. 4.-Oscar Hudson (col }
of Jersey City, yesterday in q 1T of jealousy
seized his colored mistress, Martha Shuttle,
put her on stove, poured kettle of boiling
water over her body. He then beat her
dreadfally, and again placed her on the
steve. Her injuries are fatal. Hudson
was arrested.
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(Continusd from First pags.)

tious. A small, though select library y
also Q valuable feature OF our Reading
Room, being composed Of choice works con-
tributed BY our citisens, and also quantity
of valuable publications, donated BY the
various departments at Warrington. 4
signal service frame for inserting the daily
weather report, has been placed In tho
Reading Room, by the Signal Servics De-
psrtnent, in which the reports are put each
day - mailed from Warrington.
There are many other valuable features
which We have not space IA enumerate. In
. word, this 10 the only place In the city
where young men can be welcomed free OF
cost to them, and in such an agreeable ana
profitable manner. The rooms are always
open from A. M. until 10 ?. NJ, Sundays
excepted, when al, whether citizens or not,
and irrespective Of membership, are most
cordially invited, They are pleasantly
heated and lighted, and the urbane librar-
ian, Mr.. Jesse Bingham, will welcome all
who drop in.
The Association, in making their rooms
and their werk attractive, ,endesvor to draw
our young men from the pits Of hell which
yawn to receive them, in almost every
square in our city. Oh, that parents would
appreciate what blessing it 10 to have their
sons Join this organization when choosing
their associates and places ofspending their
leisure hours, instead of seeing them going
down to destruction because friendly hand
was not extended to them to grasp them
from 6atan's wiles.
A course of free lectures AMI. .stereoptican
entertainments has been arranged to DO
given at certain dates throughout the w'n'
ter and early spring; these will be given oy
some of our city ministers and professional
men and also talented speakers from abroad.
Arrangements are also in course Of compile"
ton for the Association to have at its dis
posal , large public building, near thelr
headquarters, In which to hold these
public entertainments.
They will not only be interesting and
amusing, but Instructive, and with the in'
creased facilities, they can always comforts
ably seat all who attend its gatherings.
Their work Is . shining light also In
various other ways. For instance through
their Employment Committee, Boarding
House Committee, Temperance Committee
and Committee to visit the sick snd needy.
The Association has many. warm and
influential friends, who feel deep and
abiding interest In its permanent success:
The assistance given it in the past has
exceeded our most sanguiae expectations,
and it surely should be considered .
pleasure and privilege for our citizens to
contribute from time to time, 20 as to
strengthen and encourage the good work.
The Association starts on new year
with most excellent officers and assistants,
nd their LARGO hand 0f efficient WOrkers
will in few days 90 forth proclaiming the
word of God to the many hundreds who
have not the opportunity or concern to
attend regular church services, taking as .
stimulus the direct blessed work they have
accomplished in the past year 10 leading
nearly twohundred to the communion table.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-05
The Snake River EXPLORING Party


NEW 1olK, Jan. "A Bozeman, Mon
tsna, despatch of January 8, says:-A SOL
der with Lieutenant Doane's exploring
expedition writes here that their party lost
everything BY the upsetting of boat on
Snake river. The party lived eighteen days
On horse meat, and were three days without
food ofany kind before reaching the settle
ment. Lieutenant Doane left for Ills last
October to explore the head-wasers Of
Snake river. he had with him SIX SOL
diers, seven horses, and three pack mules.
The animals we're al lost.
ARRIVAL o. 1H1 PswDIR AIvER IxPEp1-
TON AT FORT LARAMIE.
A Fort Laramie telegram of January 8,
eays:-The pack and supply trains Of the
Powder River Expedition, with the infantry
column, arrived here to-day. The two spies
sent TO look up Crazy Horses camp arrived
at Fort Fetterman the day after our depart
ure, the 3lst ult. They had been on the
Rosebud and Tongue rivers, and saw nc
dgns Of hostiles at either place. We star,
for Cheyenne tomorrow.
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MurdsrePer Sentenced.

AurdoreHeF Sentenced.
YANKTox, DIT. .,Jan.4.-Yesterday John
Mccall, convicted of the murder of "Wild
Bill" was sentenced to be hung on the lot
of March.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-05

APPROXIMATIONS
oApproxims,ion Prizes Ct 4loo 900
do. do. IS 05
do. do. 80 40
l.GsS Prizes, amounting to t66.so
Write Ior Circulars or send orders 70
CHARLES r. II WARD,
New Orleans, La.
REGULAR QUARTERLY DRAWING
on February 4, 1877. Tickets eleeach Cap
itai priEe go, 900.
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$722,24S..ndA Aso No PHAazs. Rhl1sz

Greatest Single Number Prize Drawing that
ever took place in the United States.
ey authority of an act Of the Legtslature
the nest All Prize Drawing will tske place
public at Cheyenne, Wyoming. positive.
ly January lst, 1876. and to be conducted by
sworn commissioners.
S122,24S to be distributed.
All prizes and no blanks.
Within the reach OF any one to obtain
fortune fer only a small outlay.
To be drawn the 18th and 30th Ofeach month.
Prizes payable In full, without deduction.
on presentation at this office Immediately
W Grand cash Prize. $4,000
do do do 5000
do do do 10000
4Grand Cash Prizes. 10000
do do do 6UU
100 Cash Prizes. each l,0N
Tickets, 81 each, or packages Of 70 tickets
SO, and the balance to be deducted only
from the prizes drawn. Information fur
pished. Orders filled. Also agents for the
Royal Havana Lottery, and all legalized
lotteries throughout the world: orders
solicited. Apply to or address EMORY
CO., Brokers, 81 PARK ROW, New York
City. dS I'M
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The Lykens Valley Fire.
N1w YORK, Jan. "A Harrisburg dis
patch fixes the amount Of the loss thus far
BY the f,rs in the Lykens Valley Mines at
500, 900.
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Minor Locale.

Nin0r Locals,
Odcer Birnhardt lost his star on Wed
nssday. The finder will be rewarded by
returning 1t to the police station.
Officers Cannon and Richards of the po-
lice force are sick and unable for duty.
Property holders should see to 1t that the
cutters in front OF their houses are open
cd.
Mayor Whiteley has reappointsd all the
members of the police force for another
year. Good.
William E. Hall, Of Smyrna, wants to
be Treasurer of Kent county. The Office is
worth $500 year.
Senator James Ray, Of Newark, was in
our city yesterday. He was on his way
home from Dover.
School will commence at the Wesleyan
College on Monday next.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-05

EsquimauX JOe's Wife Dead,
NHw YORK, Jan. 4.-The wife of Esoui-
maux Joe died Sunday at Grafton, Conn.
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n ..-.a.
kOTTBRI9.
A Fortune For Only 81.

First dollar quarterly drawing. Ct New
Orleans, TUE3DAY. JANUARY2, lW.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CON-
PANY.
This institution was regularly ineorpo-
rated by the Legislature Of the State for "a.
ucatiOn u Purposes In 1858, with . capitalo Q
s! 900 900, to which 1t has sir CO added re.
serve lund OF $780, 0,OuO. Its GRAND SINGLE
NUMBER DRAWINGS will take place
monthly. Tho season Of lS7 opens with
the following scheme
CAPITAL PRIZE, tl5,eoe.
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From Thirty-second and Market streea1
Express for Lambertville, FleminE1
Phillipsburg, EastOn Water Gap. bcf'
ton, ETC., II m and As pm.
For Pennington, HopeweIl. etc. II nj !
From Kensington Depot.-Express
Trenton Lemheriville, Phillipsburg
ton, Water Gap Scranton, etc, 6S
10 l5 a n, and Il p m.
For LambeI tvIile3 10 p m. For BelVlaI
bpm.
For Pennington and Hopewell 10 .
and l5 p III. I'd
For Flemington 6 S. and 10 Is m, and'l
D m.
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RAILRO ADS
DHILADELPHIA, WILMlNGror
L BALTIMORE RAILROAS \
NuVcmhAr l7 1c,a

PHILADELPHIA, WILMyNcro,.
i BALTIMORE RAILRoAo A
November q, 1870
Trains will leave Wilmington a, T.,
Philadelphia and intermed,ot.
655, 10. 900, 952, 1915, a m. 2 N sIsas
0A pm. w. ~
Philadelphia and New York. ao2 .
II 40, 8 Is p IN. -A IN,
Baltimore and intermediate Station.
3 ~ m,
Baltimore and Washington u 10 -.
e m, u 50, 126, 5 10, p m. ~ /,
Trains for delaware Division ,so
New Castle 500, 62). 935, q m meeITs&
pm. ~
Wyoming and intermediate sto..
935 m, 8 80 p m. ''"''oni
Delmar and intermediate station.
035 . m, '"''oas
SUNDAY TRAINS
Philadelphia and intermediate ....
10 m, 90 $50 pm. "'sue
philadelphia and New York. 202on
Baltimore and Washington. i25oi
For further information passsn@l ~
referred to the time tables posted az .a.
pot. ''eu az tast
janl-ly H. F KENNRY s,,
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CHANGE OF HOURS-WILMINGTO
~ 4 WESTERN RAILROAD-COmmep
ing Monday May "a, ls7s, Trains viii run
- follows:
Leave Wilmington 10 - m, y and 7 Is
pm
Leave Landenburg 45 m. u IS and D m.
Arrive at WILMINGTON ! IS y m, 70 and
Arrive at Landenburg II S m, ~ and
865 p m.
T. w. B. and Delaware railroad trains.
At Landenburg with Penna and Delaware
Branch PennsylvAnia railroad
AuG2sV DAVID Cs;.,ALL. HmpA
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WASHINGTON.
The South ! Carolina Committee
A MURDERER DOOMED
The Snake River Explo-
ration.
RAILROAD COLLISION
OVER THE CABLE.
ROumania And The Crisis.
RUSSIA AND SERVIA
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCHES
-e>S
OVER THE CABLE.
ROumania And The Crisis.
RUSSIA AND SERVIA
aBNERALPREss DISPATCHES
WAsHlHoroA.
Rstnro ef ths SousA Carolina Gen.
nlt1N9.

WAsHNsreN, Jan. 4.-Congressman Mi
ton sayler and his South Carolina Commit
To- returned to the city yesterday. Nr.say-
Ter reports that his visit to the Palmetto
State WAS very pleasant. he WAS surprised
to ind that the State had gone for Hayes,
but after careful examination he had con-
clu1ed that that result was fair and just.
Respecting the State government Mr.. Say
ler believes that Hampton is the legal Gov
ernor, but he thinks the Legislative ques-
tion IL mixed. Mr.. sayler does not think
that the present complications will be ad-
justed very soon as both parties are very
tenacious in adherlng to their views.
PR1sIDRNT eRToN's REPLY TO THR SECOND
SUBPOENA.
The "World's" special from Washington
says:-President Orton, of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, has replied to
the second subpoena to him by the Speaker
ofthe House, to appear before the Louisiana
Investigating Committee, in which reply he
declares that he has no knowledge whatever
of the subject matter Of investigation, tina,
he has not seen 4 single telegram desired
BY the committee, nor has he any informa-
tion Of their contents, and that in word his
testimony would not amount to anything.
In addition to this be says his health is
such that his physician warns him that it
would not Be advisable for him to take a
tfpto New Orleans At this season, and he
asks to be relieved from the summons
Speaker Randall replies that he has nothing
whatever to do with regard to this request
aAd rsfers him to the committee of which
Mr.. Morrison is chairman, who have full,
jurisdiction over Witnesses until ,hey are
reported to the House for contempt.
sIRRHADE TO GOVERNOR GROVER.
The Tillen and Hendricks Reform Club
Of this city have rendered 8 serenade to
Governor Grover, of Oregon, who arrived
here last night, and he is understood to
have accepted.
No rnE 5e8 HIS I1ANIsAr1oH 1Ixxp,
No time has yet been fixed for his e1ani-
nation BY the Senate Committee on Privi-
lesss and Elections, bu. this testimony will
probably b taken at Z meeting to- morrow.
The Committee 10 not In session to-day.