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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-31

rgrr are having red-hot canvass tor
=, ysyorslty in Steubenville, The
',,,,ioD comes OF next Monday. Our
Ss.,l. Of the Gazette are making the
p,l;csI fur fy every clip.
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10. Drssent style OF weather recalls
T-;b,,,s the remark OF 3 sable
r ,bst "he had mos alters noticed
'...,irad fro de month of March he
r,at t.o de year"
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Convicted of Mnusl,u-hter,

CINCINNATI, March 30.-ln the Boone
county criminal court to-day, Col.
w. q. Terrell was convicted of man.
slaughter IN killing Harvey Meyers of
Covington, on The 2Sth OF March 1874,
and was sentenced 10 years in the pen
itentiary.
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r., pittsburgh Post claims that real
- i. looking up in that city, notwith-
GA ,,n, the hesvy mortgage upon it in
So ..9s Of a slS,O0O,OOO city debt.
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HEADACHE

DIN. % bTssNtNVtN
CELERY AND CHAMOMILL PILLS
are prepared expressly 10 cure Sick Head
ache, Nervous Headache, Dysp. ptic
Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness, sleep.
Iessness, and will cure any case. Price 10
cents, postage tree. Sold by all druggists
and country stores. Office, lU6 North Eutaw
street, Baltimore, Md. Reference: q. J
Lester, Cashier Howard Bank, baltimore
Md decTb
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False Report.

LONDON, March a0.-A dispatch from
PARIS saws the professed summary letter
from President Nc Mshon, which recent
ly appeared in the Necs, promising sup,
mort TO the Pope il Italy should attempt
sny further encroschment on the authori'
~ uf the Holy See is declared TO be fslse
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slsry'

,, Sunday MOODY and SAskET
~, .srv,css on the east portieo OF
VII .;,oJ r at Washington. II is too
-ass il no. in session.
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49,

GREAT BANKRUPT sALEoi JEWELRY
On receipt OF SOC We will send by mall.
postpaid, all of the following pieces of
jep elry, viz: | pair God Plated Engraved
Sleeve Buttons. one set Gold Front shirt
Studs, / Collar Sud, ] Wedding Ring,
Roll Plate Watch Chain and Gents Rose
Coral Scarf Pin. We offer this great bar
gain merely 10 draw atte ention To our susi-
ness, as we have all kinds Of watches and
iewelry at low prices. Send for Catalogue.
COLES & CO., 735 Broadway, New York
Clty, pObb
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AIucratiye Business.

WE WANT 800 MORE RIRsT-CLAss
w sewing Machine Agents, and so
men Of energy and ability TO learn the
Com p@nsstion Liberal, but varying ac-
cordiug 10 Ability, Character and Quaun.
e tons OF the Agent For particulars, ad-
dress
Wilson Sewing N achiae Go. Chicago
81 and 20 Broadway, New YORK, or New
Orleans, La Ieolp
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The elbow Centaur Liniment

IL worth Its weight In gold TO owners OF
horses aud mules.
This Liniment has cured moro hppaia-
ed. SweeDied, RiDg-boned and GsIled
Horses In three years than have all ths
Farriers In the country In an age. ItA
effects are simply wonderful.
We have Thousands upon thousands OF
certificates a. strong as the following:
my horse was lame for year with q
fetlock wrench. All remedies utterly
tailed u cure and considered him worth.
less until I commenced To use Centaur
Liniment, which rapidly cured him.
heartily recommend IL.
"REv. GDo. W. FERRB,
"Manofvilie, Schoharie Co., N. Y.s
"DEAR SiRs-I have used your CeDtauY
Linirnent In my family, and md u 70 be
Of great value. Please send me two dollau'
worth, one for the mules and borues.
"KILEY SICKLa,
"falls station, Wyoming Co., Pa
II makes very little difference what the
case IN, whether 70 be Wrench. Bprain
PolLEyil, Ringbone. Scratches or Lame
ness Of any kind, the effects are the same.
LiverymeD, stage pfopietos, Farmsv,
dc., never be without the yellow C<nta uf
should LAniment. IL IN sold everywhere,
and warranted In its effects.
Laboratory Of J. Is. Rose d 70,
"A Dry vt NgV YORK
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TIE Eastern question, it is thought,
will be peaceably settled. So say the
dispatches for the one thoussndth time.
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Vessel Lost:

NEw YORK, March 30.-The brig
Harriet has been lost near Mistaken
Point, n. F, with all but two Of the
crew.
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lt'heeline Geeister.

,,,,l,er to-day,o'a be partly cloudy
I, a"a .s,..rly to sontAsrIy '0'''a'' rising
~" ,,,,,,.rs, and rain.
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s,.x.r. Suspension Bridge.

NIAGARA FALLS, March SO.-The
engineers commissioned to inspect tae
suspension bridge report it entirely SAFE
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d" o,ber column We print in full
~ -, Of the report of the committee
tie ''i. '.sDcs. in relation to the Mayors
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AN 4 OUTEIT i T1IHI H. FREE, F RtE,]E,,

w county TO take orders and deliver
goods for the old and original &. o. ID.
House. Large cash wages. splendid chance
in every neighborhood for the right per-
son OF either sex, young or old. Samples,
new lists, circulars, terms, ETC., a complete
outfit sent free and post paid. Send for IL
at once and make money at your homes
Ad lress II. ]. HALL q CO., N. Howard
Ralfi in0ra Nd
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Fire..

CHICAGO, March 20.-A Lincoln
Nebraska, dispatch to the Tribune says
u disastrous fire occurred there this morn.
ing, and destroyed McLaughlin's ssloos,
Johnson's feed store, Meyers dry goods
and groceries and other stores. Total
loss $23, 900; insurance $1,000.
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Minister washburue.

A 7r1Gwle's Gslens Illinois, special
says that Hon. Z. b. Washburne resc he'd
home to-day, and received a hearty wei.
come, which was almost an ovation. lie
will probably be rendered reception
during the coming week.
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uyHoUsANDs OF FAMILIES USING
them, millions more unsuppi1ed.
Agent, sell them and realize large prorts.
Ssnd for circulars 70 q. 3. Walker, krfe, "a
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The lame can be healed and the won nded
made whole. We now know Just what
the Centaur Liniment will do. They will
not mend broken bones or cure Cancer,
but they will extract soreness, allAy pain,
cure Rheumatism and q larger range OF
flesh, bone and muscle ailments than any
article ever before discovered.
Scientific skill cannot 60 beyond the
effects OF these remarkable preparations,
CHrontc hheumntIsm OF many years'
standing, Neuralgia, Weak Back, Fever
Sores, " eeping -HtueWs, Sciatica, Csk ed.
Breasts, Distorted Joints and Sprained
Limbs of the worst kind are cured by ths
White Centaur Lniment.
IL will destroy the pain and heel With
out scar all ordinary Burns and Scalda.
IL will extract the poison OF Bites and
Stings, and the ffost from Frozen Limbs.
IL IN very efiicacious for Ear-Rche. Tooth.
ache, Itch and Cutaneous EruptIons,
Mr.. Josiah Westake, of MaTysville. o.,
writes:
"For years my rheumatism has been %
bad that have been unable to stir from
the house. The first three bottles Of Cen.
taur Liniment enabled me 10 walk with.
out my crutches. am mending rapidly,
think your Liniment simply n marvel"
What the Centaur Liniment has done
for others IL will do for you IL In handy,
II In reliable, and II In cheap
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wedding ring, and gents Parislan dia-
mond pin. The above articles sent, post
paid, Or 80 cents. Have been freihiled
for$. Bankrupt stock and must he sold.
Solid Milton Gold Watches. slO each, Tor
sneruiatiye purposes, good timers, equal
40 appearance 70 800 genuine gold. His
reputation for honesty, iair dealing and
Iiberality, is unsq uslled by any advertiser
in this city,--.N y. Day Book, Dec. ~,
1876. Postage Stamps taken az cash. r.
STOCK NAN. y Bond st., y. L. feLso
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Murderer Hang.

Jas. Hayes was hanged in bakersfield,
Keene county, to-day, Tor the murder OF
Thos. Goodwin, keeper of the Mountain
House saloon, at Tchacepl Pass, on the
Southern Pacific Railroad, the 2lst OF
last October.
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The Chico Outrages.

SAN FRANcMCo, March S0.-The con.
fession of A. NJ. Ames, the organizer Of
the Labor Union of Chico, who is now
under arrest confirms the previous re-
port thst the order is responsible for the
outrsges in Chico and vicinity and that
the Council of Nine were but the in.
struments of the Union.
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EST Milton

T. ST Milton
jood Jewely
ombi u atIon
out. Consisting
OF q 4 "A n I
watch chais,ia-
lies handsome
JrOOch. and ear
irops, , pair ele-
ant gold stOns
] ,ieeye buttons
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Laboratory Of J. Is. Rose d 20,
~ DEY VI. NEW YORK.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-12-31

Geo. B. Bigelow, prominent LAWYER, was q
rested last evening, charged with ombezzlng 10
ty thousand dollars bcld by him in trust, aud W
releast d on $50, 900 bsi
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-12-31
WORkINGMEN'S CONVENTION.
The Platform Reported.

NEWARK, December 20. In the work ngmen's
congress here on Saturday, platform was report
ed IS follows:
In favor of the eight hour law; prohibition Of
the employment OF ch ldren under fourteen years
OF age, III any industrial establishment; proLibi-
ton of employment OF prison labor BY private en-
ployers.
Compulsory education Of all children under "A
years of age.
Abolition of compulsory laws against combns-
tons OF workingmen to strike.
Abolition OF all indirect taxation and an adop.
ton OF a graded income tax.
AFayoriDg the cary ing on Of all banking and in
suiaLce by national government.
direct popular vote on all laws; minority
representation at an early day; abolition of the
senate IN lie elislalmes.
ia favor of establishment of elective bureaus
of labor statistics in ali States and hy the national
government; sanitary inspection Of all conditions
of labor.
Prohibition OF female labor in occupations in
furious the health and morals; wages of women
to be equal TO those of men when the same labor
is performed, &c.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-12-31
NEW IIAMPSIIiItE.


CONCORD, December 30 a muldcrou, assault
was committed this morning at lluI kin'on, which
a. yet is enshi GUIDED in mystery. The victim was
William 5 Curtis, who ives on a DAD to this CRY
nearly two miles from Hopknton village. HIS
wife had been absent from home on visit for
some days. he being alone in the house. A little
before seven o'clock this morning he was discov-
cred by neighbor living opposite, crossing the
road, covered with blood and having terrible
cash cut in his forehead, and bad truise on the
back of his head. He is unab to give any &C
count of what happeu, AL be eau remember i,
that be rose about half past six, went out doors
got some shingles and kiuded fire in his hou C.
Tue assault was undoubtedly made in the house,
and probably the blows were Inflicted with fiat
iron, one was found in the room spatiered with
blood. The deed is supposed to have been done
by Tramp, who meant murder and robbery. The
injuries very severe, but the ply sicans think
ne may recover.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-12-31
The State Reform school.

The annual report of the trustees of the State
Reform School at Cape Elizabeth, will soon be is-
sued. The trustees say that the school is now
what its names indicates, a reformatory institu-
lion, with homelke. comfortable apartments. in
stead of the dingy prison cells which it contained
a few years ago. The system of classifying and
grading the boys adopted under surerinta ndent
Wentworth, has proved Triumphant success.
The boys of the first class have the privilege of
large playground, wi hout the restraint of high
fences, and are trusted to 60 over the farm even
to the neighboring city of Portland. upen their
honor. They have rarely been guilty of any
breech of their trust. The boys in the
lower grades are stimulated to good
behavior nv the prospect of promotion. Punish
nent is inflicted solely by the superintendent, and
but little has been necessary.
The charges of cruel treatment investigated
last spring, proved to be wholly unfounded.
shorthand report of all the testimony taken on
that occasion has been extended and is ready
for inspection.
The health Of the school has been excellent
The library now numbers 400 volumes.
The Trustees recommend an appropriation Of
$4,000.
The expenditures for the past year have been
about 1923 600.
The number of boys in the school December lst,
was l47; 4S were committed during the year and
returned, and As were discharged or allowed to
20 on trial, and violated trust and ran swSv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-12-31

THE AR VI Y.
Reply to Resolution of Senator Davis.

WASHINGTON, December % The reply to res
oluton Of Sena or Davis of West Virginia in is-
gard to militia enrolled in the several States, the
smount annually appOrtionea to each state for
equipments, &c, is now being prepared at the war
department, and will be transmitted the the Sen
ate upon the reassembhng of Congress. Accom-
panl ing the reply of the secretary will be a
lengthy report from the chiy of ordinance, in
which lie will renew his recommendation that an
annual appropriation for providing arms and
equipments for the whole body of militia. be in-
creased from $500 600 to $1,000 900, aud that tue
law be 50 amen ed as to Tx esponsbty for arms
issued to States, aud rqaning necessary propt rty
returns o be made at stated periods 10 the ordi-
nance officers.
In reply to that portion of the resolution calling
fol Information whether any Of the States have
been excluded from the benefits of the annual ap-
proprat on of 100000 il VIII be shown that Ala.
hama florida Norh Csr, lima and South Carolina
are entitled to receive cert in CREDITS amounting
in the aggregate 10 81 ,lS3 6S.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-12-31
A HAYES MEETING.
Speeches by Prominent Democrats.

PITTsFIELD, December 30. \ few weeks ago
Mr.. -. W. Robbins OF tins Town, an active and
wealthy democrat. went to Washington aud curi-
oslly led him TO call on the President. Mr.. Have
| mace such a favorable Impression on him during
the interview, that ever since Mr. Robbins return
ed home he ha' been takIrg about getting up a
meeting to express popular approval without le-
gard to party, of the Pre.den's measures.
| Ihls meeting was held last night. 1t being one
of he busiest nights OF the week with the mer-
chan, and a. Francis Mur, bv the great temper
ance woi kei, also held "a meeung, and there were
other gathenny-, the Hayes meeting was not very
largely attended, but there was respectable num-
| Der pl esent, and e,ptcay of leading democrats.
| Hon. Marshal Wilcox, a liljen stump speaker in
| the esidenlial campaign, presided, and made
quite a lengthy speech.
HIS principal point was that while men might
hoI estly differ on financial and other national
questions, all reed in wanting reform ard hon
est goverument aud he believed Mr. Hayes was
trying 10 reform the civil service, and fill Offices
with hOnest, capable meu, and it proper
theI etore that such meetings this should be held
to let the President know that the people wet
With him. He reer ed TO Bt n Buffers recent ie-
mark That "Civil service reform was only men
toned joke IN Washington" and said that
this fefOl m was not joke, but something the peo-
pie were IN earnest about, aud they would make
| their representative understand 1t.
Several other genllenen spoke, after which the
meeting adj iuined I'll neat Saturday evening.
| The following preamble aud resolution, offered
>by NJ, Dubham, was received with applause when
read, but was not lorna ly adopted, being land
over tIl The next meeting:
Whel cas-, President Hayes is attempting to re-
| deem the Prom se- made by the republican party
| IN he last Pr, sidental campaign ip its platform
by the party orgaus aud by its advocates touching
the important question of evil service reform and
Whel eas, mauy office holdes senators and co.
! reseBlatNes III Congress are dnecty or indirectly
seeking to thwart The President IN his efiorts to-
words reform and purer civil service, therefore
Resolved. That President HAYES Is entitled to
the hearty hanks of tue people for his many ef-
forts for the courage already shown and for what
he has already accomplished in the line Of recon
| cllilatlon and puler cvl service.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-12-31

AksteS.
There is something mighty funny about skates
/ ont know just what it is, and 10 fact can
understand them OF al. One cant see anythlnA
uncommon aboat them. They look tame ant
simple. but nat IS just where they beat man
7 don't tnow of anything that contains such
powerful amount of deception as skates nave
ssen professional men and farmers and some
of the shrewdest business calculators, make the
most stupid calculations on skates. Unless mar
has been brought up with them, he cannot form
any kind Of an simate as to. their pecularities
The fact is, they are gamey. They are SOLID inl
of pranks, and the very concentration Of force
as il were. They seem to know their msSRoo
every time and if he be the right specimen, they
show him what they can do. They usually start
out mildly however, by, perhaps, shooting him
into the air, standing him on his head. or sudden
ly throwing i'm up the ce,etcuntil he gets sort
of ashamed and excited, and seems kind OF un-
natural; then they go for him and put him
through all sorts of ridiculous and awkward gym
nastic. and give him general shaking up every
way. There is no end to the different games
they can play on man. and for exercise they
sutpass anything both in kinds and quantity.
Why, it often takes man two or three weeks,
and sometimes even months, to realize the amount
of exercise he gets in a single hour on skates
They furnish even better mental exercise than
physical. for they give a man such an excellent
opportunity 10 think and plan, and especially to
exercise bis sell control by keeping bis temper
under proper discipline and not allowing any en-.
ergetc disconnected sentences to escape his
mouth. Then they are great help in the study
of astronomy. Many man has discovered multi
tudes Of stars, by their aid, which the strongest
glasses cannot reveal | think, however, they
are especially adapted TO the science of phrenol
ogy, for they can put bumps" on any kind of a
head 1t is really surprising to see the number
Of bumps" they can develop in short time, and
what large full ones too. 1t seems incredu-
lous, to be sure. hut one must try it for himself
before he can fully comprehend their use in thi.
way. FAM.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-12-31

Lowery NJ. Wal, residing at y Oxford street,
while passing down Chauucy street this evening,
was assaulted by two men and kpocked down,
bound and dragged into an alley, where he was
robbed and lett helpless. An officer found HIM
bruised aud bleeding some tine after, and re-
leased him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-12-31

At the Congregational prayer meeting last week.
Rev. Mr.. Pierce, direct from Ezerooum, Turkey.
was present and made some very interesting e-
marks. He has been missionary in Turkey for
the past Twelve years, and understands fully their
customs, peeuari,ies, &C. He gave rather a sad
account OF the condition of things there, saving
that the people wese bgoted and superstilious,
consequently Christiasity has made hardly any
progress. The governm.pt i. cruel and opTrrss-
i've and the only hope of Ne people there is in
noble work and would succeed, believing This
was Gods way of lberating a Crushed. abused
people. Mr.. Pierce is to lecture here soon. upon
Turkish manners etc.
The weather is truly remarkable, PERHAPS with.
ont parallel, and everyone seems to be eniovino
these warm, spring-like days. That many arc
improving the fine skating may be inferred from
the following from he Reporter: GOOD Judge,
estimate the number upon the river Christmas
dav, Of all ages and both sexes upwards of one
thousand"
There were but indictments found this term
and none of these we're for liquor selling. Peo-
. pie seem TO think that the law has had q whole.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-12-31
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, December 20 IeT7.
FLOUR-Extra spring ~ 75a5 IS.
NHb At 2 sprIng. lOska- sash; l9Oisa
1904, Dec; l09hals jan: lt94as Feb; No. lola \ :
rejected, s7-a.
cORN-No. mixed, t3 sash ~: Dec, 42k :
Jan 42i4 IA Feb
OATS age sash FAX Jan; axe Feb.
RYE--No. :, 56.-e.
BARLEY-No.2 spring, 5Ta c.
PORK Cash ii SO all So Jan n So
Dec, II So.
LARD Cash 7si< cash; 7s-a75ss, Jan.
Frh. IS
BULK NEArs-shouiiers. 4Haixc; short rib
sides, az &C.; short clear rib, SKA c.
WHIskEY-western,l o..
tREIGHTS-Corn to Buffalo. 3xc.; wheat do,
kc,-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-12-31

Nrs Martha Durgin of Dixmont, relct q tie
late Solomon Durgn, IS 90 years old. She ttains
her mental faculties in much vigor, and !. alle to
feal wi'hou, glasses. She has knit thi. fall 6pars
ef meu', thick drawers. She has had l3 chilsren
children still living, with 81 grandchildren, 80
great-grsudc'illie lien, and one great great-gnnd-
chiid. She says she never saw such weather at
his time Of year, in all her course of years.
Where arc the young gals" of this dav to COM
pare with this "od gal p
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-12-31
The Daily journal during the Session.

We shall, rs usual, publish the legislative Daily
Jourral, during the session Of the legislature,
which b gins in this city, on Wednesday of next
week. Every farmer merchant lawyer, ard bus
ines. man in the State should have it, 1t will
give full reports of the proceedings of the legisa
iure, with the usual telegtaphc and other news
Of tie daily press. Following are the terms: l
cory of Daily Kepnebec Journsl, by mail to one
adjic.,, Cor he session, 81 90; copies, SIS 75 10
copies, $1,000 Additional subscribers taken at
the same rates When delivered By carrier. for
sf,sioa IN any pert ofHe city, the price ,riN in
r4ria5y he $500 Any person raising a club of
five, and sending money as above To the PUBLISH
ers, shall have an extra copy for himself snv per-
son sending the money for ten, as above, shall
have an extra cop. for himself; for evefv add-
ional club Of ten, the per, raising ii shall have
an additional extra copy for himself: all clubs
must be sent in one package, TO one address (un-
ess hy special arrangement made at this Office
Clubs should be raised AZ once so that suhsc bers
may have the benefit of the paper during the en-
tire session.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-12-31
Winthrop Locals.

oar farmers have generally got heir wood all
chopped, and are waiting for shedding to start it
up to the door but don't feel much like com plain
ing or the present beautiful weather, even if they
are ENJOY ny forced idleness.
Tue G ange here is pIospering finely it ,eem.
70 be the chief social organization in town. They
had a Christmas tree nth a very pleasant time,
and on New Years eve there is to be a meeting
in their Hail.
There was Christmas tree'at Mrs. l.. A. Met
calf. foi the children of district No. 2; about so
were present, and the little folks sppeared TO be
perfectly delighted
Lvceum No. stl prospers; their meetings
are held SATURDAY evenings.
There are a few cases of diphthera in town.