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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-14
NEW HAMPsHlRE ELECTION.

A Governor, legislature and members
Of Congress were elected in New Hamp-
shire yesterday. The Republicans have
elected their candidate for Governor, q
majority of members of the Senate and
House and probably two Congressmen.
The Democrats took but little interest in
the canvass, except in the First Con-
gressionsl district, in which the
contest was animated between Cen
eral GILMAN, Radical, and FRANK
JONES, Democrat. This district gave
HAYES a majority of 8l7 In
November. The indications are that
JONES is re. .elected-his friends claim by
500 majority. In the Second district
JAMES F. BRIGGS, Republican, is elected
by an estimated majority Of one thous-
and. In the Third district HENRY w.
BLAIR is elected by about like major.
ity.
The election was unusually quiet, and,
as expected, the vote did not aggregate
as much Is that cast in November. Con-
sidering the little e1ertion made by the
Democracy, the result is not unexpected;
and, remembering that the Radicals
confidently expected to elect three Con-
gressmen, the result may be considered
as satisfactory to the Democrats.
The New Hampshire delegation in
Congress will now stand, Republicans
and Democrat.
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DIR. sCHENCK,S STANDARD
REM ED "a.

The standard remedies for all diseases oi
the lungs are Schenck's Pulmouic syrup,
Schenck 's..Sea Weed Tonic. and Schenck's =
Mandrake Pills. and II taken before the
lungs are destroyed, "a speedy cure IN
effected.
To these three medicines Dr. J. IL. Sch.
enck, OF Philadelphia, owes his unriSalled
success In the treatment OF pulmonary
diseases.
The Pulmonic Syrup npens the morbid
matter In Ihc lungs: nature throws IL on
by an easy oxpeotoration, for when the
phlegm or matter IN ripe a slight cough
will throw it on. the patient has rest and
the lungs begin 20 heal.
To enable the pulmonic syrup To do this.
Schcnck's Mandrake pm and Sch.ncks
Sea Weed Tonic must be freely used 10
cleanse the stomach and liver. Schcncf'- =
Mandrake Pills act on the liver. removing
all obstTuctioD., relax the gall bladder. IN.
bile starts freely. and the liver Ia sooa re-.
lieved.
Schencks Sea Weed Tonic is n gentle
stimulent and Alternative: the alkall Of
VIII Oh IL IN composed mixes with the iood
and prevents Souriug. IL assists the diges-
tiOn by tonIng up the stomach TO "A healthy
condition, ~ that the iosd and the Pull.
monte ryrup will make good blood then
the lungs heal, and the patient Will surely
get well II care Is tnken 10 prevent fresh
cold.
All who wish 60 consult nr. Schenck.
either personally or by letter, can do 80 al
his principal once, corner OF SIKH ana
Arch Sts, PhllsdcldhiH, every Monday.
Schencks med ciaes are sold by all drug.
gists throughout the country.
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Washington items.

: WAsHIsGToN, March 13.-It is said
this evening in official places that the
President has not indicated his wish for
a new election In South Carolina and
Louisiana
Colored delegations have visited the
President and generally expressed their
approval Of his Southern policy.
EI-Secretsry Fish called to pay his
respects to Hon. Alexander 81. Stephens
to-day, and passed some time in conver-
sstion with that gentleman. Mr.. Ste-
phens said he was glad President
Hayes was shaping his policy
something after that of Gen
eral Washington, by calling around
him good and true men without regard
10 their politics or partisan antecedeats,
and he predicted lasting benefit to the
country if the policy shall be carried out.
Mr.. Stephen also said as to policy for
Louisiana and South Carolina, as well as
the other Southern States, sll that the
people of these States desired was to be
left to themselves to govern themselves
as may seem best to them, and all that
Mr.. Hayes can or need do was to see that
their governments were republican in
form, and that they obey the laws and
keep the peace.
Among the reports tonight is one to
the effect that Pierrepont and Cushing
have been recalled from their respective
mission, in England and SPAN.
Secretary Schurz and Postmaster Cen
eral Key received very large number
OF callers to-day. Among those who
called on Secretary Schurz were Sens-
tors Beck, Bogy, Christiancy, Paddock,
Saunders, ex.Senators Logan, Crsgin
and others: also a large delegation OF
Missouri people, headed oy ex-
Congressman Van Horn. The Post
master General was visited by sundry
delegations from Vermont and else
where urging the claims OF applicants
ior postotfices. He announced TO them
as his policy not to interfere with any
Office where the service is we'll performed.
Attorney-Genersl Devens to-day pre-
sented to the Supreme Court his COM
mission to Office, and was qualified.
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The most novel thing now sfost is
the contest Of the will of the late Con-
MopoRE VANDERBILT. The ground Of
contest is that he was = feeble-miuded
old man over whom MS son WILLIAM
H.. exercised undue influence, that he
was not capable OF making will. The
World thinks that everybody will be
ssddened BY reading this news about
CoNMoDoRE VANDERBILT But the sad
des, of all the readers will be the veners.
bic DANIEL DREW. de will be sad TO
think that be never happened to cstch
the COMMODORE when the COMMODORE
was in the imbecile condition described
by those of his children who contest his
will.
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BLAINE IS trying to eX,ricste himself
f.G he bsd box into which he rushed,
lie other day, in attacking HAYES policy
:7:o's ne or snybody else knew what
sAYEs' policy WAS, srd ST the same time
= proposes 70 eXtricate HAYES from
'-s lnP.esssnt tssk OF being compelled
'7Iognlze the fraudulent nature of his
- tile BY acknowledging the genuine
= Of the titles of NICHOLS
- HAMPTON. Thus Brilliant man
.'1 M. BLAINE proposes 10
'N1PAsa by ordering new elections for
''7s:ao' IN the States of Louisiana and
- Cs'o.ius Ii he will include in
- f'9e'smme, elections for Presidential
7..'' Is wel. IN those two Sta:es, We
= 20 objection But We see no reason
:. - should Je made OF the one and
y! lie other By all means, Mr..
--.SE, K: L: have new election sll
49,.
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UNITED STATES SENATE.
EXTRA SESSION.
WASHINGTON, March IL.

Mr.. Anthony submitted q resolution
that the volume containing the proceed.
ings of the Electoral Commission and of
the two houses of Congress in regard to
counting the electoral vete, ordered
printed few days ago, be prepared for
publication under the direction of the
Committee on Printing, and that two
hundred copies be furnished to the Jus.
tices of the Supreme Court who were
members Of the Electoral Commission.
Referred.
Mr.. Morton submitted an order that
the telegraphic dispatches referred to in
the letter OF William Orton, President of
the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, received on Saturday last, be de-
pcsited in the Office OF the Secretary of
the Senate, to be by him delivered to
Mr.. Orton upon him giving receipt for
the same.
Mr.. Mitchell asked that the order lie
on the table until tomorrow.
1t was 80 ordered.
A recess was then taken for one hour.
Upon resssembllng, a message was re-
celved from the President and an execu-
tive session was held,
When the doors were reopenei the
Senate adjourned until tomorrow.
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LOOK TO TIE KITCHEN.

Nov that reform in government seems
assured, let DIS 90 { step FURTHER and de-
mand reform in the kitchen. 1t is an
old saying. and believed to be not de-
void of truth, that the shortest way to
MACS heart is down his throat; and II Y Y
also an accepted fact that more disease
is contracted at the dinner table than in
the malaria of the swamp. Dispepsls,
that most prevalent; and most distressing
of diseases, is q direct proddct Of The
kitchen. Hot bread, beet fried in lard,
pork fried in its own splitting, sputter'
ing grease, fried mush, grease-soaked
potatoes, pie-crust rancid with grease,
hot cakes baked on greasy grlddles-how
would the average cook get up meal
with all these Misunderstanding dishes
eliminated from her bill-of-fsre2 The
roasts are juiceless snd asvorless by be-
ing overdone, the boils are sloppy, and
good, nutriclous and heslth-giving din
ner is found on decided minority OF
tables.
New York has established school in
plain cookery, and it would be well if
Wheeling and every city, town
and hamlet in the country would
follow the example. This school
is under the patronage of practical
women, we'll known IN church and So
ciety, and although small tuition fees are
charged, the school Is mainly maintained
by contributions, by the philanthropic,
after the manner of our Children's
Home. To give An idea of the compre-
heusiveness of the plan and its practical
character, it may be well 70 give an out.
line of course of lectures tor the class
now formed:
Twelve consecutive lessons will coDsti.
tute q course, beginning with general
stock for soup, Scotch broth, pea soup,
consomme, vermicelli and spinach soup.
Second lesson. Fish, boiled, baked,
fried, broiled and made into fllets.
Third. Ragouts, blsnquettes and curries
of meat and boiled meats. Fourth.
Large meat dishes, q Ia mode beef, can
ton of lamb, stuffed breast Of veal and
baked ham. Fifth. Poultry and game,
roasted, fricasseed, boiled and broiled.
Sixth. Vegetables. Seventh. Msca.
roni. Eighth. Eggs. Ninth. Bread
and biscuit. Tenth. Cakes and pies.
Eleventh. Sick cooking. Twelfth.
Cooking tor children.
But this school does not exhaust itself
in talk. Soups are made and eaten, hsh
b sked, broiled and fried, meats cooked,
pastry coneockted, and everything put
to practical test. the stupidest as well
as the cleverest cook or housewife can
gain much valuable information-much
to add to her own happiness and to the
hs ppiness and health OF those depending
on her.
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Vanderbilt w,IICa.e Withdrawn.

NEw YORK, March l3.-The contest
over II" will of the late Commodore
Vanderbilt was ended to-day by all the
contes, ITS Withdrawing the objection:
TO the probate of the will. The trial was
to have commenced to-day, but tre whole
matter was arranged between William
II. Vsn derbilt and the contestants before
the court opened. Among the counsel
were Secretary OF State Eyarts, Judge
Mstth, ~, Jeremish 5. Black and David
Dudley Field, all of the counsel in the
late Prt. idenLlal contest.
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Murder aud Suicide.

CISClSSATI, March ia GaE>tte
special says that Michsel Merriman,
residing near Huntington, 1ndlsna, in a
f, Of Insanity, this morning, shot one OF
his sons IN the head fatally woundlng
him, De then shot another son and con-
cluded by fatally shooting himself. DE
was for long time an inmate Of sn IN
ssne asylum, bu; WAS discharged about q
yesr sgo, but gave no evidence OF re.
turn Of insanity until to-day.
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Ex-Justice Davis.

WAsHINGToS, March l3-Ex-Justice
Davis, in letter to his associates on the
bench Of the Supreme Court, announcing
the close of his official lsbors, says: In
seyering the relations which have ex-
isted between us for so many years, beg
leave TO bear my testimony TO the emil
nent learning, ability and integrity
which have characterized your Judicial
lsbors. From the organization OF the
government, the Supreme Court has been
composed of able and upright judges.
In my judgment it is now as worthy OF
the confidence of the American people
as It ever has been at any period Of Its
history.
The remaining Justices will write in
reply to Judge DAVIS and express the
hope that his life in the !uture may be rs
useful as 1t has been in the past, and that
the ties of personal friendship which now
bind them SO closely TO him may never
be broken.
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A New and Brilliant Lfght-GRs
Snuned out.
Philadelphia Press.

A new invention, Of simple and
practical nature, has of late been success
rully spplied in several places in Ger
many and France. The system consists
OF electric candles, or sticks of charcoal.
surrounded by insulating matter, which
gradually consumes, leaving the char
coal free like wick, which slowly melts
away under the brilliant glow of elec-
tricIty. With two such candles light
equal to that of one hundred gas Jets NAV
be thrown on the street. An electro.
magnetic machine can keep burning
twenty of these electric candles The
cost is about half that of gs, and the
light Il Of the brightest and purest kind.
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The Ktpynn Failure.

NEW YORK, March l3.-Aembers Of
the Produce Exchange say Mr.. hIngan,
who failed yesterday, WAS short $1,000
tierces o. lart on which there Was s
decline OF S. pc. tierce, making loss
OF $4,000. One member thought Kim
,sn's losses would probably not amour!
to more than $4,000. John Sinclair &
Co. agents for Kingan & Co, Belfast,
Ireland, state that james Kingan IL in
no wsy connected with that firm
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-14

TaEgg sre now seycnty.one members
d lie United States Senste, aud hve
vs,Aaciss 20 De tilled-two from Louisi
81. one from South Carolina, the Ohio
y,sancy occssioned by the resignation of
.ysy SHERMAN, and the Pennsylvania
,e,. made vacant by SIMON CAMERON.
y:c0ar:e these two latter places will be
lei, in few days, by Republicans.
.-s >enste will then stand thirty three
Democrats, thir,y-nine Republicans snc
..e Independent Republican Judge
JA'Is Of l.hnoisl From present indi-
.:!Oa. the one Radical claimant from
...,sna and tue one from South Caro-
:. ~ill both be admitted al the regular
'ss.sp Of the Senste in December, il
Ley are 10; admitted ST this time.
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EarAlEn NeNA lleinA

LONDON, March lS.--The decline yes.
tordsy in bar silver 10 due TO q reduction
OF per cent in Indian exchanges and
limited demand for exports.
The Colorado beetle has been discover
ed sIive At Bremen on goods brought
from New York.
Peace has been concluded between
Trsnsvsal Republic and Secococni.
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rug Indications are that there will
n, bs smother charge Of rulers IN Tur-
= Friends of the lately deposed Sui
:, clsm that rs he has fully recovered
,.s.ou he should be restored to the
.op., for watch he is tar more tit than
.. drunken, terror.haunted brother
The Turkish atmosphere is rife with
. IA snt counterplots. =,
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Ohio senatorial Contest.

COLUMBUS, March l3-The forces
here in the nteres. Of the candidates for
Senator have increased materially, and
,hronged the legislative kalls al day. A
letter wss received from Ben Wade TO-
day saying he neither sought nor would
he decline nomination. Matthews and
Taft are still considered the leading,
candidates, with Howlan, Of Ashtabuls,
o. . good third.
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Sr. LOUIS, March lss--The Conven.
tion cf general passenger agents sd-
journed this sftsrnoon, but the new
schedule of rates has not been made pub
lie. It Is understood, however, that no
material change from the old rates has
been made A large number Of the Nom.
bers Of the Convention accepted the in
vitstion Of the ST. Louis and Iron
Mountain Company 70 visit the Hot
Springs, Arkansas, and lett on an sx.
cursion 10 that plsce this afternoon, &C.
compsr led BY number Of invited guests
and number of local railroad officers.
They will return Thursday. The next
meeting oil the Association will be held
in Montreal in Septsmbe
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TurKsLLoaa case was not brought
.,,.. the Senate, yesterday, IS MoEroN
.,,vs,ed that, owing to the sickness
A .hsspce of three or tour Republican
.,.,o-s, the Democrats had nearly or
aas usiority of that body.
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PHILADELPHTA. March l2-Plour-
Pirrn: Minnesota family s. 80; Penn.
.yIv.pia and Ohio 50 s0lgs % Whea;
-S:esdy; PenasylvSois red 81 5lCsi 55i
amber 81 s.; white 81 Goal IS. Bye
Unchanged. Corn-Dems'd steady
and unchanged Osts-Pifm; white Al
64sc: uniIed asa 40c- Ciovesssed-Ai
ISal53c. Bgttsr-Firm; New York and
Bradford county extra 23G,25c; frs.s
2IG,24c. Cbsess-Firm; prime ll(sl2c,
Eggs-Westtrn fresh loG17c- Petro
lem-Firm; refined lSc; crude i3:ci
Whisky-Westsrn as 81 o..
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Don Cameron Nominated. /.

HARRISBURG, Pa, March lS-In the
Republican caucus to-day eH-Secretsry
OF War J. Donald Cameron Was nomi.
nsted on the drst ballot for United
States SeBstor. The vote stood: Cam
erop l2s, Morton McMichAel !. The
nomination was then made unanimous.
A resolution endorsing President Hayes
policy was passed.
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Opeya House Burned.

Providence, March l3.-EIliotts
opera house and the Monument house
and stables 81 WOousocket burned 70.
night. together with most OF the con-
tents; l0ss $4,000; Insurance $4,000.
The building. all belonged 70 L. W II.
lott L Co The fire origin sied 10 J. S.
Weeks furniture store, under the opera
house
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GRANTS Secretary of the Treasury,
Lor N. MORRILL,, has been provided for
BY HAYES. He got the position OF his
choice-the Collectorship of Portland,
Maine, a position with = large salary,
and but little labor. -
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Heavy SnsW Storm.

SALT LAKE, March lS.-Stow has
been fslling in the mountains near here
for the last twelve days. Yesterday .
snow slide occurred near Alta. killing
Matthew Ingram and Jere Pratt
There was = cave in at the flagstaff
mine last night, covering five men and
killing Henry johnson. A number of
others were badly hurt
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The Chorpenning Claim.

The Supreme Court decision in the
Cborpenning VS.. United States, an ap-
peal from the court of claims, atfirms
the decision of the court below in this
notorious case sgslnst the claimant. The
duty devolSed upon the Postmaster Cen
erai under the act of Congress is held TO
be wholly ministerial, and is in no sense
judicial. The adjustment having been
made under special law rem
ders it in no wise different from
those made daily by the accounting Off
GERS of the government under the gen.
ersl law conferrlng their powers and
prescribing their duties. The idea that
the government is excluded by the re-
suits at which they may arrive would be
regarded rs Il novelty without and within
the several departments. Justice Swsyne
delivered the opinion.
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GaIyr Is 10 be rendered the nilsson to
Esssnt, SO rumor says. We see no
sa,on Why HAYES should not make the
,sats, nor why GRANT should not &C
up; it. AS representative OF the Re
publican prrty of this country he would
= sOr,hy successor to Bob. ScHENcK,
A.: vs diplomat he would exhibit as
much coumon-sense as our present min
Sc. PIgsgEPorNT, has done since his
sYag-, i. the British Court.
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RETURNS from the election for men,
Der of Congress from the Ninth Georgia
district, to fl the vacancy caused by the
election of Hon. BEN HILL to the Sem
ate, indicate the election of BELL. regu-
lar Democratic candidate, over SPEER
Indeperdept.
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G.orx,n Comxr...io.a, Election

ATLANTA, March lS.-Reports from
the Ninth Congressional district are very
meagro. The Indications are that Bell.
regular Democrat. is elected BY q fair
majority over Speer, independent Demo.
crsL aud Archer, regular Republican.
The official figures are slow IN coming
in and NAV ba close.
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INTEREST in the Ohio Senatorial con-
test is increasing. Ben WADE SAYS be
will neither seek nor decline sn election.
MATTHEWS and TAFT are still consider
ed the leading candidates, with the
chances IN favor OF the latter.
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MoRroN's brother.in. law, WM. K.
HoLLIwAr, was yesterday appointed by
HAYES, Postmaster At Indianapolis. A
haif-dozen other postmasters were ap-
pointed in Indiana. The crippled Sen
stor has taken an early start.
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Hampton Government Recognized

CHARLESTON, ). C., March l3.-Ihe
question OF the conflicting claims Of
Hampton and Chamberlain to the Cow
ernorship came up in the Circuit Court
to-dsy, Is involved in the validity Of ibe
commitment BY the trisl justice sp-
pointed by Governor Hampton. Judge
Reed decided that the authority OF 8
trial justice must be respected IS tina. of
s de taeto and de jure officer O. the State.
This decision establishes the legslity OF
the Hampton government ss - the
Charleston circuit Other Circuit Judges
throughout the State have already made
similar decisions.
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bankruptcy Decisioa.

ST. Loup, March lS.--Lucien Eaton,
United States Register in Bankruptcy,
delivered decision this afternoon on the
option desls, declaring when parties
making such deals have no intention o,
making u bona Gfs purchase or sale, the
transaction Is null and void.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-14

HAYES and his family walked to
,.u.ch lsst Sunday. They attended the
.,gni.y Methodist Episcopal Church,
.-v-,,I SQUARES distant from the Execu-
,s Mansion. The preacher on this oc-
,.oa was Rev. DR.. DUNCAN, of Georgia,
10 happened to be IN the city. "Msjor
.,.nsrsY Rev. NEWMAN, GRANTS priest,
,epOrted ss feeling sggrievcd and
..rhhri.
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Died.

LOUISVILLE, March l3.-&rs. NJ. Z
Bright, widow Of the late Hon. j. D
Bright, OF Indians, died st the Gait
house last evening q. $40. Mrs. Brighrs
ilIness was Of short duration. The re-
,usins leave here q, clock Wetnesds. !.
for burial ir Baltimore.
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,,v,ros MORTON yesterday piieted
nan Thomson, who is to be his Lieu
-, in the Navy Department, to the
,s,i,s House and showed him to HAYES
~, ,.,,sr handed him his commission.
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Ffre In Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, March IA four story
brick warehouse on Commerce street, &C.
cupied by w. d. SchurtZ & Co. whole
sale fsh and cheese dealers, and I. jesse
LAzier i Co, wholesale grocer;, burned
this morning. Loss s40,0eO; insured.
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Is Pennsylvania Radical circles
everything Is lovely and the goose hangs
high. DoS CAMERON wss. yesterday
u xnimously dominated for s seat in the
United States Senste, and resolution.
endorsing Mr.. HAYES were passed with
like rush.
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DefAuItinz Rapk Cashier.

PoTTEvILLg. Pa, March l3.-An er-
aminstion 0; the hooks Of W. j. Rut,sr,
cashier Of the First National Bank 4
Po:utowp, disclosed defA.cstIon q:
ilIVOO.
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lt'heeline gegistsr,
c,It closed yesterday at io4s

.,,,,, today ,Ota be partly cloudy
I" ..,,S,o,t ,Oiads, and rising tenn
,aft.rs.