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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-27
A SMALL ARMY OF CLAIMANTS FOR DANCEkH
WEALTH.
Chimney shnHer, John Elliott Ward and

TTTTTTTT !, -
c. A. H. Bartlett have been retained as couhS'' ~ C
non 90 relatives Of Matt" Dancer, the gambler VINO
nronose 70 contest Miss Mary Dancers will. Mr. Bart
ios clients are the only contestants who have gwen
formal oticc that they would file objections hhrs arc
smith j. Dancer Andrew IIammili, james lii'n;nnl'
IIyid pqyidsnn Lucinda Dancer sophia dancer, o'In-
uel - Cubber.y James -. CubbeTly, EhIl Ann Nti5 on
David D. Cubberly Wilson CubDerly ana Mary Cupoer!'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-27
THE MATTHEW'S AND FOSTER PLEDGES.

CINCINNATI, March 26.-lp commenting upon
dispatches from Washington this morning, wherein It Is
alleged that Senator Stanley Matthews and Representa-
tive Foster gave written pledges behalf OF the Pres
don't that the Hampton ana Nichols Governments
should not De disturbed The Times OF this city editorilY
says We feel warranted IN saving that the letter -
iercd 10 contains neither the terms of any bargain nor
any pledge behalf ot the President, and that 10 was
limited 10 personal assurances the part OF its authors
of their opinions and becfs." the Times promises
publish Stanley MIttacs's letter Tomorrow in which
case it vii be furnished the Associated Press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-27
ESCAPE FROM JAIL or FoRGER AND A
BURGLAR

TRENTON, n. j., March 26.--George Ander-
son. burglar, and Lyman II. Lane, forge, who were
confined in cell OF the Mercer County JAIL cut
through the ceiling into the Grand Jury room this
morning and escaped. Special had been taken with
these persons. Anderson is accomplished burglar
ana adroIt forecr. The former was detected IN
the act of burglary in tnis city, aud the ten secured
about ~ 800 worth Of eweiry from OF this
city and gave forged check therefor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-27
COLLAPSE OF LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, March 26.-The Mutual Pro-

lection Company, the cooperative plan, which
dropped tho title OF Life Insurance" last year and
became beneficial company, has made assignment
for the benefit OF its creditors. failure 10 collect A.
easements. dropping OF In the membership and an in
crease ~ deaths 10 occurring snco Jan l. the causes
assigned for She collapse There Is complaint against
the management.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-27
TFyNEaSI Pa DFUT.

Information was received in this city ycster-
dny from private source that special session OF tho
Tennessee Legislature Will be called for May 1, 10
slider the question Of the State debt and devise
means ia settlement equitable basis. The
Legislature will not convene In regular session again
until 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-27
OTHER FIRES.

CHESTER, Penn, March 26.-Thatcber &
SONS cotton mill m DiIbv destroyed yesterday by
fire. The loss is - 500; insurance. r2JOjO.
PoCGHKEEPslE. n. Y, March 26--The barns
attached 10 Cczzcns's Hotel West Point were burned
yesterday morning number OF horses were also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-27

rrccs bcrc larger the purchase prices nnh PROB
ahy onc-alf larger thau can now DC onta, iWg ~
IL n.ys Intnng he saws OF any liability OF Walsh 10
me rity When he bought the property Iho oruer was
made ON tie consent oil the Attorney General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-27

nedv was 40 years Of nge unmarried and lived III rear
near CAalhai-st Coroner Ellmgcr ana Dr. Goldschiut
made post mOtem examination YESTERDAY ale Ho'h
The coroner who has the matter in hand VI" tI,lAfo.
10 sift it, but thinks there is little PROBABILITY "a ieais
the criminals,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-27
HIGHwAyaEs In THE BLACK HILLS.

DEADwOoD, March 26.--A bold attempt to
rob the Cheyenne and Black Hills bound north
made near here last evening. As the coach coming
down wildwood canon about pig miles nom Deadwood,
five masked walking along the road before the stage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-27
NAYAL HTELLIGENCE.

WAsHTNGToN March 26.-Reat-Adriral john >.
Alloy L. = Navy will De- TvtiIed the -.th 90 rNt u n;
account 0f long and faithful service Us 40. ,1.e -
rr.unJtg Commodore h0mas ~ Patterson iht Ei'ac
rear aiinrai. Assistant surgeons Charles $. haf-N
Samnci JessuI. l.. So Dave been ordered q o.! .e
Department sb3 sOGth ASsstant-afsto1 Poser h".t
A., been ortei~i to rtpOt . TIE COM aahlbt -t A. i
the Atlantic ioI a.signeaf 0a.t. -
seer taTy he Navy tls morning received ~ e
A0pLcirg he arrival 4 fAc United states sith ''it y
Key West yesterday, Tam Pensacola IA Vel 90 Oa a.
ssiant Pay master, LCui, ~ Nur, som g.. nu' t
A. King e. = NAVY en- Or!e'pr. 20 exc lif'N
promotion the grade OF pase a1slsiai aj , = ~
fuT Otictft tst tNi.'-,
men, aud promotion whca Wlaninet few Wesks 'S''
ItAss,EDic early in Apii Zoe to eSanaatoi 81 LA
o.trcrs. Commodore Eigar r. calhoun hl. tctH O. 60
duty bosFd, htNnl been ereIed 90 ice cn ~
a. Mare Leland. cal,
Nonnls viii I've oderod 10 duty m,mbtr 90 a.. 0l ~
nh rh3 uticg iubels Iomuhdae -
Patterson prcsidtnti ftluln0iore fHs. IT, lta"m 49,
ASsstani. EBiacerj Joan d. k0r MeGica piftcos 1e,
and AtrlC3l u spsCtOl, NaNld hlrdg1tAtr set
beard. consisting IL haIAfmifsls Jsin J. Mmy, e. H.
Rogers, anJ hecI oraen met n tko Department. ni w.
tX3mlGcf C0mnodrres 4. II. Patterson an j. G. 10" t E
promotion 10 the grade o rearSimira They VIII elti "a
favor OF promoting 10th Ot these olaceIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-27

There is no more striking ana saddcatns
picture Of extreme poverty and the suderugs % tho
poor, thesc erarl times, than Ia bal g ad, shOc,
ssOcbingcas child seated TIE cold cnrbstJne Lis %
ropehanded basket hall full Of charitys Try ess az s
side and himself loot In yeeie through tue eonteui~s
influence OK an old cgar-butt
90 yes" said an old lady, the modern
cookstOyo is great invention, and men my BOP J"ss
gets through his studies IN practical en- ginferng, ~ 10
can come homo and 1t. III buy ol EN- but Ao'
alore."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-27

Just learned that the JOn aud Jack were used in
terchangeaby took occasion, not unnatuiay, to call
his sisters attention 10 picture VI "Jaek the Baptist"
-fSuuday- School Times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-27

GOV. CIIAMBERLAIN IN ROUTE FOR WASHING
TON.
COLUMBIA, March 2G.-GOv. Chamberlain left
last night for Washington in reponse to an invitation
from the President. Gov. Hampton is still here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-27

THE STORY OF MOUNTAIN MEADOWS AS TOLD BY AN
OLD FRoNTTERsMAN AND CONFIDENTIAL FRIEND
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-14
Spanish News.

HAVANA, April l3-Gen. MARTINEZ
Compos has commenced Il forward move.
menL into the central department. The
Clncella villas are sufficiently pacltiet to
allow his forward movement, leaving
part of his troops behind for any emer-
gency.
There has been splendid tobacco crop.
A military camp and settlement called
Domingre, on the Trochs hne, caught
FIRE and was totally destroyed. II con-
tanned military provisions, warehouses, q
barracks for wounded, bakeries, telegraph
station and cavalry stables. The loss is
said to be two million dollars. A large
provision train is reported to have been
captured by Msxlmo Gomez in the
neigh borhood OF Remedies.
Gold in Havana Is rising, caused partly
by speculation and partly by the uneasy
feeling occasioned By the Bank OF san
Jose catastrophe. The bank has not re-
sumed payment, and is considered
broken. 1. made heavy advances to
planters who cannot meet their Obligs.
tions because of the alleged large def
CieuCy 0: the sugar crop.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-14
The Indians.

CAMP ROBINSON, NEB, April l3.-
Lieut.. Clark, o. Gen. Crooks staff, re-
ceived from one of the 500 Indians who
arrived at Spotted fail agency to-day a
seal ring of Lieut.. Van W. Riley, Of the
Seventh cavalry, who was killed in the
Custer massacre. 1t is not positively
known whether or not Crazy Horse, with
his band proper, will come in. The reply
to commission sent to them by n runner
WAS that he would come IN and hold 3
council Since then nothing has been heard
from him. and TO ascertain fully his
whereabouts At present, and his inten-
tlons rs regards the surrender, new
envoy, under command OF old Red
Cloud, has departed. The party who ar :
rived at Spotted Tail to-day, consisted
principally of northern Chey
whilst about four hundred of the same
tribe are on route from CantOnment on
the Tongue river, and will surrender to
General Miles
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-14
The Missing Boy Recovered.

CINCINNATI, April ia Commercial
special reports the arrest of the negro
Booker, at London, Ohio, and the recov-
cry of the boy Hsvens, taken by him
from the neighborbood of Columbus
some days ago.
COLUMBUS, April l3.-Booker, the
negro who stole Willie Hsvens last
Sunday in Delaware county, was arrested
to-day at London, Ohio, with the boy in
his possession and brought to this city to-
night. The Press agent visited
the boy and his sbductor tonight
st the station house. Booker persistently
declares that he did not steal the
boy, but that the boy insisted on accom- .
psnying him because he had been badly
treated by Mrs. Hsvens. He says that
he had no hope ofreward for his return.
and expected to take care of him as best
he could. The boy, on being interviewed,
says that when he left home he expected
merely 10 take walk. He SAYS he has
been we'll treated by Booker, but has had
TO walk great desl-some days rs much
as twenty miles. lie is delighted al the
idea OF being returned to his parents to-
Booker will be removed TO
Delaware tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-14
Heavy DefalcatiOn.

NEW YORK, April lS.-Edwsrd A.
Lambert, ex-msyor of Brooklyn and a
gentleman hitherto of uh blemished repu-
tation, is said to be deiaulter. He WAS
Lett in charge, nine years ago, OF an estate
of $4,000, left by her deceased husband
10 Mrs. Nina II. Cook, his sister in-lsw.
Suspicion of his honesty was first aroused
about three years ago, when an insurance
company of which he was president was
sold out to another, and $1,000 fell
in his hands for services in etiecting ne
gotistions. This he was compelled 10 dis
gorge. Mrs. Cook intrusted the inresti-
cation of her affairs to b lawyer, who de-
c.sred that be was warranted in making
the assertion that Lam bert is detsulter
to the amount o. $4,000. He compelled
Lambert to surrender what property he
was known to possess in restitution for
the Gefslcstlon. Lambert is married
man and an elder in the Fort Green
Presbyterian church ol Brooklyn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-14
Reid Robbery,

LOUISVILLE, April IA bold rob.
berry occurred near Msysvllle, Ky, las!
evening. While the family OF w. Z. Pc
ham was eating supper, a robber came IN
with drawn pistol, and demanded
money. After securing small amount,
he disappeared. Colonel Preston 5
Hampton, alas Logan, alias Emerson
an individual who has been going among
the female colleges, representing that
ne mad daughter he desired to place in
them, and giving forged checks for the
advance money, on which he received
good currency in change. was sr.
rested at Lebanon to-day, where be tried
to play the game on the President of St
Msry's College.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-14
- -
Louisiana Commission Ask
for Further Instruc-
.rr. tions.
No Progress Made Toward
a Settlement of the
Question.
The Southern Hotel Confa-
grafton.
End of a Remarkable Grim
inal Case.
War in Europe Considered
Inevitable.
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, April l3.-The Presi
dent to-day appointed John q Gosper
of Nebraska, Secretary Of Arizona, and
Jacob J. Boreman, Associate Justice
of the Supreme Court of Utah.
The Cabinet adjourned without coming
to conclusion on additional instructions
TO the Commission. The subject will be
resumed at an adjourned meeting, per-
haps tomorrow. 1t is not considered
proper, at present, TO give publicity to
the contents Of the telegram received
Yesterday. but it will be made public
within short time. In connection with
the instructions, rs may be forwarded to
tho Commission. There being now no
nearer approach to the settlement OF the
conflict in Louisiana than when the Com
mission WAS appoined, the government
experiences much embarrassment owing
to the apparent impossibilty uf a com.
promise by the Packard and Nichols
parties.
The jury in the case of w. II. Gilman,
charged with the larceny OF a $4,000
package from the Treasury department
and with receiving stolen money, after
beng out since 4:3O z. VI. on tuesday
last, failed to agree, and were discharged
until Monday morning. They reported
that they were ready to give verdict of
not guilty on the first count, but were
unable to agree on the second, eleven
being for acquittal aud the twelfth for
conviction on the charge OF receiving
stolen money.
Sir Edward Thornton will visit Eng
land about the middle of May. He will
be absent from this country for several
months. The trip is merely of domes-
tic character. His recent visit 10 Canada
was for the purpose OF only acting as
umpire IN the settlement of the Ontario
boundry, and had no reference to the fish,
Ing question, as reported.
Senator Bsysrd, in company with Sec
re,sry Evarts, to-day called on the Presl-
dent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-14
Louisiana Com IN mission.

WASHINGTON. April l3.. The Louis.
lana Commission, in their long cypher
dilpatch to the President yesterday, cir
substantially relate the result OF their
conferences with both Governors, Judges
of the respective Supreme Courts and
other parties. They say they lind that
Nichols party is not disposed to make
any concessions, but will MAINTAIN their
ground in the belief and hope that ulti-
mately, as in Hsmpton's case in South
Carolina, they will have full and unob.
structed possession OF the Louisiana state
government, The Packard party
are ready TO enter into al arrangement
for a joint Legislature to determine
which Is the legal State government.
The President declines to act on the re-
quest, as under the present circumstances
he would not be justified in making n
decision, owing to the disagreement OF
the Nichols and Packard parties and the
unpromising prospects of an accomno
dation. The committee ASK for further
instructions, which will bo sent after the
Cabinet session.
New ORLEANS, April l3.-The Com
mission was in executive session most OF
the day, but nothing transpired as to the
nature of the deliberations. This even
irg the Commission received dispatch
from the President, but declined to make
known its contents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-14
Murderer Arrested.

EVANSVILLE, April l3.-Mary Ana
Morton, n coIored woman, WAS struck
with boulder in the hands Of Jerry
Miles, a river lsborer, last Monday, and
her Jaw fractured. The blow produced
a slight conclusion Of the brain, which
begun TO soften, and the woman died
last night. Miles was arrested IN Pa
ducah to-day, in two hours after the tele-
grams regarding his fight we're dis
patched, and will be brought h1re fer
trlal 70 MORROW.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-14
severe storm.

CHARLESTON, April l3.-The hardest
gale and rain Storm known since 1854,
has prevailed here during the past twen-
ty -four hours. There was considerable
damage done to whsrves, but the dam.
aye to shipping SO far is slight. The
tide is very high, and much OF the lower
part Of the city is submerged. Railroad
trains are all stopped in consequence OF
the damage to the tracks.
Accounts from all sections Of the in
terror give gloomy reports of planting
prospects. The cold excessive rains
OF the past two weeks have delayed the
work OF planters, and it is feared that
to days storm, which was general
throughout the State, will infict serious
injury.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-14
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad

NEw YORK, April l3-At special
meeting OF the Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad directors to-day John +. Tracy
resigned on account of illness. The
board of directors meet Monday next to
elect Tracy's successor. The President
of the New York Stock Exchange, MIR.
Russell, and A. b. Bayliss are now ex-
aminir the books OF the company At
Trscy's request David Dows, chairman
of the executive committee, and Francis
Ii. Tows, secretary and treasurer, wrote
letter to the Stock Exchange, in which
thev state on behalf OF the Chicago and
Rock Island and Pacific Railroad that
the embarrassment Of Kennedy j
Co. in no way effects this
road, and that they have no,
directly or Indirectly owed any
money to this company since January
last, and that they never had any OF the
securities belonging to the company in
any manner whatever. This company is
further in no way involved IN the affairs
of John f. Tracy, and the stock, rs re.
ported by the last annual report as in
the treasury, being 10000 shares, re.
mains intact and has never been sold or
disposed of and there is no intention OF
so doing
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-14
LOT 1914 \ A.

Tbs Commission nave reported 70 tue
,.,.;4s,, me result OF their conferences
v.b the representatives ofthe respective
..;e. in louisiana. They find the
NICHOLS party unwilling to make any
,,,,s.;ion: or compromise by which the
r.,er IN dispute can be CLOSED over or
r,,,1ei up. Composed as that party Is
',,,,-,s majority of the legal voters
.,4ie wealth and intelligence OF the
,s,e.snd conscious OF the justnesS
..5a;r csuss, they have no bargains TO
1.ke with the opposing faction; but only
..,.-. 70 fa1 some peaceab.o way OF
siding the S.a.e o.. II, b.iSht!ng presence.
They SIX for nothing bu: what IS right
,,3..a msae no compromise with q
capable fraud.
O,the other hand, The PACKARD party
i, the nope Of securing At least n
2,r OF the sPoi!s, are anxious
% enter into some kind of JOINT arrange
-s,. 10 de.erml.e which Is the legal
>:s,e government.
IT, Commission nave asked tn" Presi-
t.a. FOR further Instructions. The mat
.s; WAS the subjsc: OF Cabinet considera-
Ion Yesterday, but no conclusion was
.ssched as 10 the character Of tue addi-
;orsl instructions. Toe Louisisna ques-
t5a is now no nearer q settle
zen. thsn when tae Commission was sp.
Y,tsd, sad appearances seem to indi-
4. :5s. the administration wi expert
grave difficulties in its attempt to
-..:,in one policy for South CsroIlns
s.. smother for Louisiana. HAYES
'oa!srill southern policy will proba-
I,yge. him ll,o trouble.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-14
To be Punished.

NEW YORK, April l2 The Times in
its tnsncisl srticle says: The authors OF
the lying rep,rt circulsted yesterday IN
regard to the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company sre likely to find them
selves in trouble. The officers of the
company held a meeting to day, and de.
cided TO discover and punish the guilty
persons The authorities of the Stock
Exchange. we are given to understand,
took similar action. A prominent
speculator is rumored to be imp heated in
the isgracetui affair.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-14
Hon. A. IL. stephens.

WAsHINGToN, April l@.-The health
of Representative Stephens, of Georgia,
continues to improve. He speaks hope
fully of the future Of the country, and
thinks the President will carry out HI:
policy OF peace and good will to the
South. He believes the solution OF the
South Carolina troubles, which has re-
suited in the paclticstion OF thst State,
and the restoration Of home rule under
Governar Hampton, will lead to similar
results in Louisiana by the recognition
OF the Nichols government. The policy
of the President he thinks will restore
peace to all parts of the country.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-14
EOrtAI IIrea.

RosDoUT, y. Y, April l3.-Flrss are
raging in the woods IN this ylclni!y. On
Stony Hill, six miles from this city, an
area OF ten square miles las been burned
over. The house OF George Purdy WAS
destroyed, the family barely escapin
with their lives. By the earnest efforts
Of all the men IN the vicinity the flames
were beaten back from the settlement,
but are still raging IN the woods, and
unless heavy rain comes soon the de-
s.rnctinn will be grtAt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-14
Proposals for Postal Ca rtis.

WAsHISGToS, April l5-The Post
office Department mas to-day scot ou. 8
new advertisement inviting proposals
until noon OF May 10th for furnishing
postal cards during a period of foul
years, commencing the first OF next
July. TIE number Of cards issued dur
irg the last fiscal year was l50, 900
and it is expected tat the issues for the
current fiscal year will be about lS0, ,0OO,'
OOO The number required during the
next contract term Will probable reach
100000, 900 st least, but the contractor
must furnish all tbs: may be required
without reference 10 this estimate.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-14
An Affair OF Honor.

LITTLE Rock, April l3.-This morn
ing Selden L. Jones, of Memphis, and
Geo. NJ. MsKley, of this city, met at the
Fair Grounds to settle an affair OF honor
according TO the code duellso. Shots
we're exchanged, but the seconds gave
the saair q Iudicrous turn BY loading
with blank cartridges. A! the parties
were arrested. Jones WAS fined fry
dollars and costs, and Mskley will be
trrnl t5-mOrrOE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-14
su,.,de ofanUnk.own Woman.

LrrrLS Rock, April l3.-Lsst We'd
nesdav sd unknown lady, supposed 70 be
from Dennisou, Texas, arrived here, aud
registered IS Miss johnson st the Central
House, and yesterday committed suicide
By the aid 6r morphine. Deceased was
s6ou, thirty FIVE years Of age, five feet
two inches high, dark hair. cut short,
oval fsce, and one OF her upper teeth
missing. Before committing suicide she
destrol ed everything 70 Identify her.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-14
Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS April l3.-ln the House,
bills were introduced TO tx the salary OF
members of the General Assembly at
$500 per snnum; to provide for the sp
pointment of photographic reporters for
the General Assembly, and to prohibit
the erection ot toll gates within one mile
of villages containing more than 1900
Inhabitants.
Both Houses adjourned till next Tues
6sy afternoon
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-14
Petroleum Exchange,

New YORK, April l3.-The New York
Petroleum Exchange has been organized
BY the election Of the following officers:
President, William j. Ives, Treasurer
Henry w. Curtis; Secretary, Samuel F,
Strong; Directors, Emil Schslk, II. G.
Ohleu, Livingston Rae, A. W. Bostwick,
Eugene Plteon, James Z. Little, John
Grieves, Fred. Densmore The Ell.
change will be open for business May I'd
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-14
Am n esty Refused.

OTTAWA, April lS.-The House Of
Commons last night refused by l05 TO
60 to extend to w. b. O'Donoghue. con-
victed OF participating in the Fenian
RAID, the psrtia! amnesty extended 70
Reel and Lepine
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-14
Trouble settled.

SPnxGrIELD, AprIl l3.-The trouble
which existed ID the rolling mill here
for several day. between The company
and the men, IN regard 70 wages, has
been settled. the men sccedlng 70 the
wi.he: Of the company, snd the company
mas arranged some minor mst'ers IN az
cordsnce with the wishes OF ine u.eD-