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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-10

CiscIsxATI, February s.--EI-D Detsc-
tive James White, on trial 20 The U. >.
District Court, charged With procuring
Illegal votes 10 Be cast Q. the late Presi-
dsetial elec,ion. va to-day found guilty
snt renxD1ed for sentence. This u one
ol shout dozs1 Convictions in the sarne
eouri against the individual members ol
3 gang Of Illegal voters. Eph Holland,
recently arrested in New York, 10 im'
pIicated 10 the same business, and the
testimony IN the cases already tried
point, 70 him - the chief Of the gang
de /. sIpsctsd 70 arrive tonight.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-10
BOsites FOUND.

BALTIMORE, February Eight bodies
OF the crew of the oyster schooner Laura,
capsized near Annapolis IN the gale OF
December lst, were recovered yesterday
The bodies are well preserved.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-10

Be patient. One sentence in Mr..
EvAsrs argument in the Florida case
contains three hundred and GIty-one
words. OF course it takes time TO worry
through that sentence.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-10

MIRACULOUS remedy. This new prin.
ciple. DR.. J. 81 Mclean Cough sn q
Lass Healing Globules. The saliva and
the medicine IN he GlobuIe create gas,
being in hailed, it comes In direct contact
With and cures any Throat or Lang dls-
es.e, Coughs, Colds, Hosrseness Con-
sumption. Trial boxes. BY mail, 26 cents.
DIR. j. q. Mclean, ga Chestnut D.
Louis-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-10

Tux Chicago Times thinks 1t was
,.sI... TO select fifteen men to do dirty
-, when FERRY was willing to do 1t by
s,n,elf.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-10
Navy lard Hall.

NORFOLK, February 9.-The ball given
in the navy yard last night, in honor Of
Grand Duke Alexis and the Russian
laval officers, was brilliant affair.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-10

Cushing, Kirk ard McIAin. ~bolessis
boz, and shoe firm Of Chicago, yesterday
fled 9 voluntary pssit'on IN bankruptcy.
Liabilities $222, 600, assets 100000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-10
HAzISa Florida.
THE Tripartile Is a fraud.

,o1osY of three hundred families
....n,ly LEI, Pennsylvania and settled
in Arkansas.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-10

Mr.. RILEY, Of Jscison, was under the
impression that the Democrats were
badly bulldozed In the House yesterday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-10

WxArHER prophets are predicting a
.-..bs, of unusual magnitude IN the
spring.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-10
At'heelina aeeister.
Gold closed yesterday at lO5s

T,> heather to-day mil bspartty cloudy
Il ,ortIsast 10 southeast actnds, ana
Using tsmDsrdtHre.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-10

THg Presidents specie resumption
message to the contrary notwithstand'
lag, the prospects of resuming by the
a,.. of March are by no means fatterlng.
The New York Eeening Post estimates
,,s, on the first inst. the United States
Treasury held only s1O0l,225 in coin
available for resumption. The balance
Of coin in the Treasury at the date of the
l,., deb. statement was SS6,477, $50.
From this there should be deducted, sc-
co:dingto the Post, in order to ascertain
The available baiaLce, as follows:
Coin certificates S53, ,3l3, 40
Called bonds overdue lO,lOJ,o2V
Interest due ana imp d............... ',5oo,o-s
Interest due and not Included III
the debt ACKNOWLEDGMENT. o,foc,o'o
Total ..........................sIS,l'o l'o io1
Decuctlng this from the total coin bal
snce gives s7,t0S,225 available for re-
sumption, ss above stated. 1t does not
sppcar how much of this is subsidiary
silver, which of course would not g
available for the redemption OF green
backs. OF the coin certificates, seventy
i've per cent. represent coin deposited in
the Treasury for convenience or safe
Keeping, whiie the remaining twenty
Gve per cent. are issued on the credit o
the Government, and are demand lishili
ties
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ATTENTION ALI

Additional Markets on l,h Psge.l
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IT j: done.
, 1877-09-05

The Cnicuro .roIuce markets were irregular
yesterday, and provisions were dali. Mess pork
c1u-rd Il4 1oc per brl lower, nj $1a.2S cash and
BIZ. .3!l E1.j for October. Lard closed cahict.
III s.. ~. cnth and g. 4UGle. 43is for October.
Meats we're firm. nj SIC for loose shoulders and
J1.c for 10 short rlbs. Lake sei-ts were hrer, at
&c sur eusn to 'ulIalo liighwsnes were steady, at
ST. UU per Guun. Flour was mose active and
hrm. Whcst closed .t4dkJc higher. at 81. 03ts tor
SEPTEMBER and IL. O3i tor Octnbcr. Corn closed
III higher, At +a.c for September and 43ic
fur uctnber. tat. closed firner, Ut 1lc caeh aud
nistc for t'ctoocr, Kyc wan steady. At n nc.
harley closed ea=!er. Mt t'c for september. Tugs
were active. mud averaged SC higher, cleslnR
stcauy. at ST. 7:tS5. 80. Cattle wcrc active md
unthargcI. with ra,eH At s..EOli,so. Sheep
EoId nj So, ouGl4.s7.1 for poor to csssa. Last
Saturday evening therG was i'll stufc in this city
:ul h71 bu wheat, |. 05G, UT bu curu :.9 :It5 bu
uGts, 1:I5. OIL bu tyr. and l.0, lHi hu Isr1cy.
THIS II tlccrcase Ut lsl. uol bu .luEns&ast week.
Ous hunascd ,lollurs III gold would buy Sl03. 62.s
In srctnnlcls at the close.
, 1877-09-05
The South Park Commissioners 1splay

Tie South Park Commissioners display
lack Of harmony concerning expenditures
for improvements, antl tho conflict Vi views
seems in fair way 10 clog tho dlsbnrsinR
machine for time. Pending tho inability
Of the t3oar.l to agrce upon the precise now
channels thro ngh Which Tho money shall bs
run of, the taxpayers will be roassnrcsl bs
the knowledge TINT the monthly ray.rolls
averago fr'n 1000 to $10,0o0. R,l The ILL.,
cilcntnl hills rs much more. So long na tl'is
rate Of outlay is ke pt NJ, there il lo danger
that the existence Of tho South Park Board
will 10 lost sight CT.
, 1877-09-05

4 gang Of Kentucky cntttfoass has como
to grief. 1t WAS organized for murder mud
robbery, AMI mp to the time Of It's slisruption
Ind carried ont ita plans with remarkable
fidelity to its object. Ono JAMES SiMMoxs
was King Of The squad, nn.l, wl1on one
Of his forco betrayed tho )nry on
the scntIottl, tried ~ cfEte. his escape Him.
xclf and three others wore captured. mud
citizens of the neighborhood, unwilling to
bp bored by the law'a delays, touk them out
and hung them to bridge, 10 The intense
delight Of all law-loviMg people III that sici-
naHa
, 1877-09-05

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4me r. WHoa n stp1 rnNn naNno1n.",. :'., - -.
80 .siN Il, ..'lt. - r.. ~, al,
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s $50. w. -,...,.,.,, .t,.-s H.. t,.o, ;.
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] w., 49, '.,r.~.ns.. as,,,a., 1,,,t t,,oro i.
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49,. ,',,..',s. r,,a .,a,;o., II ,,,,ro IN iho
s,,s,vtna G ~ j., H., .,o,,nan,s % hovo ,,cop ua,1.
far ,,s".,a-,,. 30 ~ .,.t .:nro ~ o-.oss ~ lin An.
-, H., ,....,, ,t,o ta-,,n,
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sa,,os ~ ~ ,ha on ] NJ, .,ou,t ~ oxrsss .-o,,on.
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H., s,,,nr ,.-n, ~ .a,., a,l having n ta,cc
,r,o,,,, of t,,o ,.o,,o,s ,,,,,ex h, ,1is,o.o of
..,,or. t,o,, -, u,,,,an.,,.,,t =, favort;s,n 1ocs
I'M, .cuar,1ur = iarcor nronorlinn Of tho
,,ara,, ,,,,,, ,,,;,.
~, ~ ur-r.rr,,.,,., o,c,,,r, ,h.,c IL
80 n,,t aim, ~ d,,f,,,,,;,,, .r,rr, ;a ,,;f.
f,ro,,,,o ,f s,,,r. t,,o,,.s,,1. ~ ,1,,ar. or;s.
49,. tsa,, a;rr..r,,. ,,s,an,on,s ~ tha S,or.
r.n,s ar,1 =, ,-o,.ors, n. In +ha ,,vncnt
-, ;,,,.rus, l,v ~ t,rrsxvn.r,, M fnn,1t IN
h,r1 In, lila ,,;fraro,,o IL a ua,,cr IN In
ALL, ,,,.w,,;o1,, H. ,,ot,1., ,,.1 .,,,,1,-
, 1877-09-05

The death OF TnsEEs Inns created q pro-
found impression throughout oil Europe, aud
more especially il France, whero it IL re-
Garded ~ national calamity. Mauifcsta-
tons Of public grief arc noticeable to III
extent which recalls the state Of feeling .iu
the United States produced by the iute!li-
gence Of the sudden taking-otf Of President
LINCOLN in 1865. The Republicans ars dis
mayed Ut the sudden loss Of the
msn upon whom they had centred their
holes and desires as the successor
of AAcMAuoN, while the Conservatives 1e-
,a1d the circumstance a certain 10 operate
Ii their favor at Tho ensuing elections. Tia
funeral will bs conducted by aud At tho
, 1877-09-05
study the map tn find q nearer centre to tho
Southern District Of tho State than the e1-
treme corner Of tho State.

Tho st. Louis Republican is delighted with
80 muc Of the late speech of pESpLkros as
pitched into the act Of 1850 which mAdo Tho
principal Of the 5.2U bouds payable in coin.
II snyx:
lie nrcsente. In ho'A clear light, that outrage.
wrong on The people. whuet tslts they arc de.-
tined 10 suffer for generations, the conversion of
the bulk Of ihe national deht from one obligation
parable in Rrcrnhneka 10 nne payable In Rol', at
cost 10 the people Ut seserut hundred million dol
lars nn! rtoat - lhcfr crcdit"rs Of Tho same
amount. II WIS done In 1Rla'. tho Gfst yeAF 0!
QnASr'a Administration, and VA the asst slsna!
act nf that Administration.
The act OF tX.;!l made tho 5.20 bonds paya-
bic in coin it does not say nnyihing abo't
"goll." At tt,at time the silver dollar Was
n 1egal-tendcr for everything, bon1s a'.a
duties included. Tho ensuing session of
Congrcss will undoubtedly rcssora tho silver
dullar to circulation. Will tile Republican
explnin how much would be saved Ii. paying
tho 5..O bo,ltls in grccnbackH instend Of fn
silver? Will grccnbaeks nj oc cents III gold,
or within per cent Of par, will IL explain low
"scveral hundred millions could bo saved
even ii all tho 5-3oa were liquitlated in gold ?
II tho Rtpublicau IN favor OF paying tile
h-2n bvttlH ~ manufacturing *SoN.oto.'AN
! Of grcerbncks for that purpose: Tint WIS
tho lEspIEroS plan when ho was running
for vice-rresi.l,nt eight or ten years ago.
| Several hundred millions of 5."0s hnvo been
called III and paid off siuco tllct. aud soreral
| other hundred millions hnyo been cllange.f
into + null 4t per cent 1'ont1s. rEsnLEroS
advocated scheme, as hissupror.ors u'der-
stood him, Of manufacturing about ! ,6oo,-
o00,o0o VI grcenbacks, and compelling tho
ucrtnau, English, French, and HOLLAND, a.
we'll a. American, bothllloldcrs to tako them.
or gut nuthing for t1lcr securisios. l1o mover
po,nte.l out tho provision Of the consti.'-
ton TINT authorized Congress- 10 issue n
forced curroncy al ii1tum in timo Of place,
and he never explained when Or how tic
*l.G0o, ,uo0,0oo of unconstitutional forced
notcs wero to hs paid. Tho rcsult Of tho
w1,olo matter WIS that tho people sat down
OIL him md sqnelchod him rs rep,diating
rasc.l.
, 1877-09-05

The font-trnck4 Of tho ubiquitous JAcon
Busx, OF Springfield, l,ave been discovered
In tho vicinity Of Chester, tho little, ona-
horse. out-os.tho-way town whors tho Con4-
:n'.sionsrs want to locate tho Southern Pen.
itoutisry. 31r. Dusx and ono Afr. CoLr, the
IteceiyeF OF Chestcr's tri-woskly," bankrupt
road, ars SAID to DO ut tAa bottom OF the
set,ene. TIN. they haye decided intrgest
iu the mattor aecms 10 bo sulfscisntly atttstetl
ty their reported willingness 10 con.truct n
rnlroad from tue proposed peniteuliary sit,
to the un.ieselopal quarry Of doubtful sand.
stono located some five or six miles away.
Ar. JAcon Bum ia not the SORT OF man to do
something for nothing. a.lA II he Las pro-
posed 10 build svsn xlx ,uiles Of rail-
road, 1t IL moi 80 much for sllu
benefit OF the State ~ for the benefit OF
JACOB UrNS. It IL baiti that liuxs's tntervsk
IL in the ownership Vt 300 ncres Of land
where the Penitentiary Is to b. located but,
whatever 1t IL, Gov. crLLoM may ~ we'll
understand that tie people ot Illinois havo
about got tired Of paying taxes for tho Lens.
tit ot JAcon NrxS. Tint lively Spectator
will do well to conhne his attention IL Ills
State. House, for which the people viii bs
called upon at tbs next general election to
vote moro than half million dollars III e1,
cess ot the constitutions. liu4it u cost. Tbs
| reopis 10 not care to 50 through the same
sort Ut experience with the construction oi
the Southern Peniteutiary on 3lE. 5Aco1
Brxs'saccount. When the Governor, Auditor,
and Attorney -Geueral veto this seiectsou, 81
they must do On the broad ground that it ia
. fraud, VIC suggest again that Gov. crLLoM
shall tell his Commissioners that lie is re.
| sponsibls for them+ tint sts Republican
pnxty Of tho State is responsible for him,
md that none OF the parties concerned can
afford to bs mixed up In . scheme TINT Ii
obviously iutondel TO open IN opportunity
for squarderiug public money; he might
also hint to tLem that, in any future ssltc.
tiou, they may Just g well lsavs JAZZ
BuSs'Y interests out Of account, aad tatuel
, 1877-09-05

A grand national reunion aud cncamp-
1nent Of volunteer soldiers md sailors OF shs
lato War, people WHO fought on both sides,
was opened at Marivtta, u, yesterday, with
conciliatory speeches by ox-Fedsral aud cx-
Confederate officers. Tho most gratifying
harmony prevailed, md tho occaaion PROM
tscs beutAeia raaults.
, 1877-09-05

5Ioru thorough investigation into the af-
fairs Of thu state Savings develops de-
plorablo mus1lle. The system Of bookkeep-
ing was nn original Que with SPENCER aud
his pals, who put down what they pleased
wherever they liked and carried of wl,nteyey
was Lnnly. sharp eyes arc scrntinizing the
accounts, but it will bs day or two before
unytlsing satisfactory is extracted from the
cIAuH of 1ucA1,iuuleBa entricH
, 1877-09-05

1t tho meeting of the American Science
ASSOCIATION, now in progress at Nashville,
1rull:er aasaas by presenting for censidera-
t'on specimen cyrotodsuta Seutricasa,
fro'n the loxcr silurian. They have got it
IN tana. anil the scientists alnuss them-
selves ~ alternately watching 1t suckle its
yuung. and discussing its genus and whether
It should be classified Il tisl, Hesh, or ths
1eytl
, 1877-09-05
nitiY.

Jcn!ousy between tho ttrco Turkish CON-
mantlcrs il shi1 to have prevented their work
ing together in concert. Judging from the
way things haso gono in bulgaria during t'te
la,t month or two, lsussia would do well to
cultivate soHav Of tho pa,no kind Of jealousy.
, 1877-09-05

Government was for.cd 10 suspend, tho grccn-
IN n. wouftl tu'nhlo t1own 10 to 20 fcr cent be-
low par. We have iii confidence Whatever In
the ability of The Treasury to rcsu'nc In gold
Oh the LIST Of January, 1871, AMI keep It up.
, 1877-09-05

Grecnbncks Mt tho Now York Stock Ex-
,hango yesterday closed Mt :G3. Tho valuc
of go!d in thereby placed tho lowest since
May Fl, 1sG2.-hfteen yeara and threo
nnnttc.
, 1877-09-05

Mr., EMORY WAs1tDunN relates that
SPENCER went East in lie same car with
tho Chicago baseball Club. It IL to ho
hoped Tint Tho organization may profit by
tho uS.psesident'a example in producing
, 1877-09-05

1Ic Ii In Canada, Mr. HAYES, and 5ou can sena :.
that rclulsltion to br'ng hlfn bask. fun "oas
lave to trouble yourself AMI further about h'En!
Mr. uArxs. Ju.t sen4 lisn 10 Cltclso a"u
turu h.u over ~ the depositoss, slsd lacy W"
relieve yuu os great deal vi responsibility
, 1877-09-05

3fcviekrr's ThFasFr.
Nst.ou s.rret hctwten state and Dearborn. baN
Az" Mcs4smes I,nu. stcnrali. Mayt. ttc.1 hessfs.
Nerlckct, MAe luck, .PteTtoH. etc.
, 1877-09-05

Eando,rh atrcel, between Clsrx aid Lassl't 'Fof'
bit,,cn Fruit" Mrstnues Nrw.on. Myers. etc. !!
Nc.,1s. I.vu.on, Crane. UNe!L etc. Afternoon aud
N$Su1e.
, 1877-09-05

Nevv Chicago Theatre.
Clark street, oppo.ise Sherman ttotsc. 1tascrlJs
Mtn.lrei. ea&rs. Aid 5mkn ULly Cartct. Aor*a etc.
Afternoon aud evening.
, 1877-09-05

Adclphi Thrnsrc. -
Mcnror rtrett. cnrner Vt nrsrsnrn. :" The fiag OF
Npnor." Graua tiateL led BY Mics Reta md Le
Iuarpuurc. Afternoon AIid cTrn!nk.
, 1877-09-05

C4,1lsenm Novelty Theatre.
Clark street. between Warrington amt Ea1dolhn.
Variety rutrrtatnl,tnt. The FArktr slsters, FtRus
and Alouls, Tile Crtmnllns Hroshssd. elc.
, 1877-09-05

Monroe street, hei wrrn state aaGi IrAtlorn. F!Ft
ela.s ,nstety. john c,1I}. Thatcher sn'! ltalhe' s
jvj:s WaJcutt, etc. Afternoon aud atea1nR.
, 1877-09-05

Arn,lctny Ut Music.
Hsl.ted atreel. Just south Of alGson. Variety en-
teftaIuuept, The FrGeiA4n Sisters Ara4rs. Ikh NJ
Charley GaJ1ncr. lots Anl Fu1, etc.
, 1877-09-05

1T MAsL-lN AnyANCK-rosTl0E PRRrA1p'
1laty Edition, onc yrAF.. 'sn
tAs1s u Jt a7. TER nuntfI. 'sE
allrj 10 eny GtirrsA fur werkA fHr a.U
691miay s;t, tu:s,oh '"''At5 ..,,. Aaa a.fU
5., ;,Itun treiyr nsrra .,..,,,,,,,, 1.UD
1stW,.1 IN" I'M Observation-Disclosures. U.QU
1arta pf ,rar, rrr month";. .''.......,...' ~"
wEEkt.T KpiTtuS. f0S1FA1D.
Urt capy. rer ryeaT iii
St,,nt /. .niv .,,..,.., YUM
Ftren,rn rnpira Amt tree
1ur.rnl ,,tay and ntEthkeH Ia SURF and xtse fost'
Un,ce Rddrrss IN fnlL lEt1udtnE st*te and Cnn'tI'
Ucntt Aueea ,taY I've nadc either b. draft rapt1@"
rc4l unitc orer In rextaitrrt trttrrs NJ o@f fk
rKRM. ro t.rF strasCaInERs.
U.ny Delivered sunday cacrr'fd. Is eent' ref "re.'
et,y delivered. fnnhA! tnrihied. ~ frnts ff *seS'
Audrrm THE THlnuNK cUNrASf.
lurner MAdi4nu and pearburp tla-. chtca7" III.
Order for li,r icl.r.Yof THt fst"uxxAt Et"n*t'n'
Jnsieuuou. And Hyde iark left In the cuual'nk'rooa
viii fxstIve pronpt astrhtlnn.
, 1877-09-05

pc.n1alnea street, teLwcen Mal1ton and Washington.
Variety eutera!nmcut. Lillian DaJIon. at!la lta!etss.
, 1877-09-05

Exposition Building.
Michigan asenue. oppDsite Adams street. 1ntsf'
Ssatc Industrial Ex pOattfun. DAY snd cyentnR.
, 1877-09-05

34cviekcr'N ThFntFr.
Nsttson r.rret hrtxren state and Dearborn. " ba@
Az" Mcsasmes Ir,u. stcnralI. Mayc. ttc. Messrs.
Nevlcket. whe !Iuck,' 'pca'sou' etc.
1loulry'H Thrnfrr.
Eaudo,rh strtel between CaFx aid LaSslh. 'fot'
bttIcp Fruit" MrstaMles SrwtoH. Myers. etc.
Nes.rs. I.vu.vn. Crane. u+Se!L etc Afternoon aaa
asenng.
Adelphi Thrntrc.
Mcnror rtrett. cnrrer Vt nrsrsnrn. !" The fago OF
Honor" Grand tlaIteL lth By Miles, Reaa Ind Le
1vuraourc. Afternoon and e7tn!nk.
Cotton'a Dpera-l1onse.
Monroe grset. hetwrrn State aaa NrHtlorn. FisFt'
ela.s ,nstety. john ttcy. Thatcher sn! Hume: sl's
jul.s waJcott, etc. Afternoon aud ateoiuR.
Now Chicago Thratrf.
Clark street, opposite ahrsrlln ftolsc. tasefiJs
Mtn,tels MsaSrs Aid ls5kn Billy Eaftct. Moran. ctc
Afternoon aud evening.
Arn,lctny Ut Music.
Nsl.ted street. Just south ct alaiaon variety en-
testaintnent The Frce,Asn staers slrsa7.Hakh Fafs
Charley Gnzdnc1 Goss and fu1. etc.
Cntlsennn Novelty Theatre.
Clark street. between Washington and EA1do1Hh.
Variety entertainment, The Parker ssters, teaus
and Adunls. Tie Ctmnllas Rroshsst, etc.
(lol,c Theatre.
pc,n1alnes *trcct telwcen Ma,lfon and Washington.
Variety Lillian barton. Slia ltaetss.
dc
Exposition Building.
Michigan avenue, uppDate Adams street. 4utef"
E,ate lnduytriat Expoaittun. Day snd evon!nR.
, 1877-09-05

:" 80 nv oT' VIE ""Fe''es
lures 'o9 tile 'la'laft "aF, Ile MeA,ea" cSpeu1-
tloll, aIia l'aroh h@esSAAhs "ell.kN'Wa fA-
Fls'an improvements. III laG al'a le0t ho At
tarAen tc Emperor Tor permitting the aeEraad'
lze'''eht o1 lfussla ato tae uhaheathn VI !sa'y'
III 's1o ~ bitterly "fpo4ea the ffaneo"tefiaa''
war ahA pFedEteh that the uo'ernnieh3
was Fustilb;s upon certain uelcat oesaaao
1t MAS unprepafctl. 1!a SOUGHT 10 oetash
q" aTmlst'te. aH'l l'ad several insess'ews with
BlshAncS, Tut without ia'ofao1e result on
Feb ), l58!. lIe WAS ele~tea 10 the ASSEMBLY In
, 1877-09-05

FEucy CunAiHAHt 1At ~ uAIeSA " l14At 1AsuEu
10 new banks.
Tue views expressed by Iii. DooI.rrLg ~
to the effects OF contraction Of the currency
are those entertained by tbs great majority
Of the peop Q Of tho West. We know of no
way Of arrest,ng the contraction Of ths bank
uots currency without tl4a repeal OF the banls
ta1ea md the granting Of notes, dollar for
dollar, Of tho sureties deposited. Otherwise
it will probably continue, and perhaps iu
larger amounts, ns the day for redemption
| draws near. The utmost limit 10 which the
| greeuturks can ls increased IL SILK, 100 O00,
but that would ba Gully MI increase o!
a,U0U, ,00t,, which is far less than tho con-
traction which bus already taken rlaes.
| There IL, however, another aud more
| permanent form Of arEasting the contraction
of the currency, aud thas III the free coinage
OF silver. Tue rsulonetizatlon Of the silver
dollar aud itx free coinags would Ut once
supply tho country with currency to tako
the place Ut the declining paper. It would
be legAl-tendsr. The capacity Ut
tic national mints is from forty
| To forty.fvs millions Of dollars q year.
| Opening tho market for that amount ct
silver year woull have the effect ct iucreas-
ing the yalue Of tie metal aud Of stimulating
lhs product Of our saine4. II it gays tu
silver Geassr value in this country than
elsewhere, it would draw silver here to bs
exchanged for our domestic products, and
would increase the market for those prod.
ucts. II in time tho volume OF AilveE coin
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-10-11
Singular Recovery of a Trunk.

The Goshen Democrat contains the
of Rev. Mr.. Leggett-then Miss Dwight
returning after vacation to And
over, Massachusetts, gave the check for
her trunk to the baggage-master at the
station. 1t was customary for the girls
arriving in large numbers on the day
before opening school to dispose OF
their checks in this way, the baggage
being sent to the seminary at a later
hour. On this particular occasion this
lady's trunk was missing on arrival OF
the baggage, nor was anything heard
of it for ten years after, though it was
well advertised at the time. 1t con-
tanned an entire wardrobe and some
other things of value, among them a
sum of money in bills. Recently, Mrs
Lcggett received information from one
of the teachers at Andover that a
trunk had been found in the attic OF
one of the dOrmitories, and on being
opened was discovered by the name
on the clothing to be hers. The trunk
was forwarded to Chester. A great
deal of curiosity as we'll as anxiety was
entertained to know what, if anything,
had been taken from it, for the lock
had evidently been removed and re,
placed and the initials on the trunk
erased. The owner was greatly graft
fed to find the contents just as she
had left them, even the money still
within the leaves of the Bible where ii
had been placed. The old fashioned
dresses, bonnet and hats, etc, are a
source of great merriment to all who
sec them"