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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-14
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Aus Dtlil SeDeil DeS BrnDer TIhrpbD
Ser Sempcren3. GpOitcI Sraucii
MlurpbD, Ober u@urrUieb", seborsne,
SrI6nbcr, luurbc bnrd fOI8enoes grei9
NIP ans icinem 2sbcn bonn SdnapS
tpirtb gum 8aiierbciIi8eH;
Gr mar nod Dor iuenieeu Sabrcn il
@OrtIano i'm Semperen3ftaotc Wainr
bem Staats9cicbc auuiber 8oriteber ri
ner berrnfcnen SdnupSfnsipe, in lueI
der IiloerlideS 8eiiAbsI aucr 9Irt Der
febrtc nnb iid beimiid fiibIte, unO ii
lueIdcr aud Spieler unb SuIidmiin,el
bauiten. 0a 8eidub cS, bab cinet
Ibenos Gill betrlnfc1ler Watroie iid
iid pl0blid cinbiIoete. isin sold womans'
beinec iid oben. i'm 5luciteu Stofperl
Der &ncipe, nno bop or barauf beitauo
iie su ieben. st itOIperte Die SreppC
binauf, 9efOlst bon rem balbbetrunfe.
neu NurpbD, Sbcn fam e8 at elmer
Nauferei nno Der Matroie luurbc bon
MnrpbD init 9rober @clpaIt bic Srcppc
binuntcr9eluorfcn. llutcn on9etommen
brad er ba8 Send unb lpar toot.
Wurpbb uurbc aIs M0rber cin9eitcdt
llnb mad beitanbcucr llnteriu6ungsbaft
bon Den 8eidporeucu freiseiproden,
nadoem iein Sertbeibiscr nit 9rober
gereOtiamfcit anseiuunoereeiebt bate,
oab Der In9etIa9te IcoisIid in Dem cr.
babrnen Streben, iein Sausrsdt 9e9en
einen idn6Oen ginbrcdcr gu wabren,
ben MatrOien 9etobtet babe.
Sod pdbreno Der Scft eins @fur.
pb's Sneipe 3u @rnnb. Ser idloue
8aride fam bubcr nod i'm @efauenib
gu Dem gntidIuiie, fortun nidt mebr
aIs Sdnapsuirtb. ioubsrn uIs Sempe.
ren3reoner uicin Neben gu MAIDEN. ="
Bur llebnue bicIt er oIsid an feline er.
itauuten Mit9efan9ensn i'm @ountb.@e.
fdn9nib in @ortIanb laIbun9spoIIe Sem.
psren5prcbi0tcn. glud ieincr Srciiprcd.
un9 bc9ann er NIT Nadaffune bes Der.
ionIib mcit adtln9Stuertbercn 8rnosrS
MOobb srobe 8efsbruu9S.@eriammIun
gen iu baIten, iuobci sr cS icbod nidt
iuie @ocoD nuf ngrlucduno". ionbnu
aaf $empercnl9eIilboe ubseiebsn batte.
8uerit madte CT in @ittsbure Gufle.
ben uno iebt 1T iein &ubm 70 uerbreitet.
bub ct 5000 filr cine @orIefune srbdIt,
ODER beiier fit cine 8oriteIIane. Oenn
icinc Srobten 9eiitllnssn beIteben barin,
bab CT befcbrte SOfsr, obcr fuId,e,
lueIde iid bafiir aussebsn, bem Yub.
Iifum botfiibrt, unb fc bic @eIddf.
te ibrer 8sfebruus unO ibrer friberen
8eitiaIitdt UOrtrascn Idbt. 8oIItdnbi.
&c Sbeatcr.S3enen iuerOen bareelfeIIt,
nobel SsuIsn nnO 8d9netluppern Dor.
fOmmt, nnb oaS 8ubIifum mitipieIt.
,@urrbieb" Ieuenet, onb cr 5000 fir
icbe 8OritsIIunO eiufddeIt, Ob0Icid man
ibm 70 pisI scbOten babe. glun, 70
nimmt er etluuS @eni0er, beun ct aibt
sli, oub oSempcreu3 GpOlteI" fsin &c. |
lddft III, unO bub er bon bemieI6sn Icbt
unb Iebsn mub.-YbiI. Gem.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-14
Ste nsneIfen WaGri9ten bonn 9rissss
idjanbIate.

Der aries spiibsn ben 9iuiien unb
Tiirfen fat bis iett nur fur;en Sort
idritt semudt. @ie es ideint, rias
den Il: es ipie es I'm lesten 9sebelliOns.
fries In bisiem 2anbe sei9ab. = scben
lansiam bOran.
@ie bic lssten Oladri9tsn Iuutsn,
lpirb Elm 3uiammenitob itiinbli6 ers
ipartet; aber 70 bieb cs iGOn Dor bier
@oaeu.
Die brsi Sauifiacn Secren iOlleu iid
in 8lsin'Giien uereinist. pdbreub Die
Giirfen bic DonausEsiden burhiduits
ten baben, pobur9 bic Tbalebene
bon Soiteubie bis nod TidernapOba
uHter @uHer ssiett, nno bic SGbsn an
Der @abn entlaus su elmer Sertbeibi;
sanssliHie seuna6t iuurbeu, bic fi9 bon
Der Donan bis sur Gee eritredt.
Die Stuiieu baben ben Seriud &c.
madt, 3piiden SlicOpOlis unb Siitopa
iiber Die DOnau 3u icsen. wurben absr
Sariidsei6lasen.
Gin Ebeil bes linten SliiselS Der
ruiiiiden grmee purbe BET Seranos
beta6irt, init ber Gbiidt, @utbtar's
itarfe YOiition bel Sosrusfoi ;u iirtses
fen, benn Die Strase bon Sosbanfie
bur6 Die in bas GraressEbal fiibrcn.
ben @ebirsspaiie lit iteil unb fteinis,
ebenio pie bic bon benz Saiber Berg
raden uud Splli fiibrenSe StraBc, Die
cttua cinen balben Easesmarid lang
lit.
@enn bic Giirfen lire Stelluug be-
baupten, mas fie nur tbun f0nnen,
lpenn iie 9eniisenbe Streitfrafte baben,
um bic nUrbliaen 3usdnse ;u Grserum
;u beiesen uttb 3u balten, 70 pirb bic
Gbene bon s(rures Der S6auplat elmer
blutisen Sbla9t tperSeu.
Die srObe 2dnse Ser ruiiiiden @om.
mnnicationslinie nit ben beiben pobl.
beiesten unb perpropiantirten Seltun.
sen 9ars unb 8atam I'M 8iiden bes
ruifii6en 9eeres erbeiidt Die srSste
Scrii6t unb Rlnsbeit Seitsns Der ruff.
fiaen @enerdle in ibren Spcrationen,
benn iuenn bic Tiirfen bic Gnersie unb
bic erfOrSerli6sn Gruppen bsiiteu, um
auf bem Seetpese cine DipiIion nadj
8atum su iuenben inb NIT bieier ben
&reis ;u bnrdbreden ben bic 9fuIen
INT bic Stabt berunt 9ei9loIieu baben,
10 fann Gr3erlitt nod serettet tperbsn.
Die 2iirfen ideineu bieien Sortbeil
tpabrnebmcn 3u wOllen, benn bic Srber
3ur Seritarflin9 ber 8eiasuns bon
Satam 1T bereits crlaiien wOrben,
Die &niien buben inSeB i3eit uuO ba'
init. unter oitnitiscn llmftanten, gGes
9ewouuen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-14

Senti9Iaub. - @iue Oepeidc aus
Serlin meloet, SaB Sas beutide Sc
i6puOcr bon Yan3eridiffen iid auset'
blidltd auf Der Sabrt mad benz Orient
befiube unb bcn 9efebl erbalten babe,
bic Sabrt su bei6leuniSen. Gin jwei'
tes llebunss '@eidpuOer, iuel6es que
iieben Sdiffen beiteben iOllc, iperOe TO-
ebeu fOrmirt. Scr slbmiral sebt ieti
burau, mebr MutrOien ein3uitellen,
Die ;ur Mariue uusSebObcnen @ann'
i6aften biirfen HIRE Se5irfe niat per'
lailen. ----
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-14
gdlredIid(e llnaIildstaIIc in gurupa.

2onoon, 6. SUM. = 8dbrsno Der
Observation-Disclosures NusiteIlln0 III
Bath in England, itur3te bic @iocombc
Sdnee.8riide ilber ben Npon.8Iub nnb
NIT ibr $50 Ytrionen 80 Snb tief in
ben 0Inb binab. @tua 16 bis 20 Brr.
Ionen crtranten uno GA murosn berluun.
bet. einise borunter tootlid. @ie8rif.
fe btOd in Der Mitte pOllie enisluci.
g8ieu, z. SUM. = Sine itaIicnilbe
6re9otte init $50 Wiann lief in pen
&aroaneIlen 9e9en einen &orpeOO, no.
onrh bas Sdiff in bic 2nft 9eipren9t
unb fdmmllids Yerionsn 9eiOOtet luur.
heit. ~ 3A
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-14
@srIterenhes Tener In @aIbtllon.

Segas. = @m Sreitae purbs Elm gro
ber SbeiI Der Stabt @aIpciton in SeIas
ourd Seuer aerftort. = Scr SerIuit
miro ouf orsi WfilIionen Dollars &c.
iadbt. SIN sonsen brunnten 26 srObc.
re @eb6ube nieber.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-07
Indian OutrRges

SAN FRANCISCO, February Obs.
patches from Tucson, Arizona, state
that the Apscbes are killing and plum
dering the settlers in southeastern Ari-
Zona. Ten were killed in Senorita Val
lev on the 4th inst, and the work still
goes on. Gov. Stafford has sent a mes
ssage TO the legislature recounting the
depreiatIons and murders committed
and dwelling on the inefficient manner
in which the military operations are con-
Quoted. He recommends the legislature
to meInorialize the Secretary of War,
asking the appointment of scouts TO oper-
ate with the troops, or the appropriation
of money TO rase and equip a force f
whites and friendly Indians aud carry
on a vigorous campaign. He says as
the military operations have been con-
Quoted for the last six months the whole
army OF the United States could not sub.
due the hostile Indians IN ten years
while believing that a scouting party of
25 citizens and rs many Indian suXIlIs.
rles could accomplish the work in three
months. He expresses the fear that un-
der this policy the present condition Of
affairs in Southeastern Arizona must bs
absndo doned by the settlers. The success
of the hostiles will be liable TO induce
an outbreak among the reservation 10
dians. resulting in general war.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-07
The ELECTORAL Commission,

WAsHINGToS, February g. The
Electoral Commission, after taking n re.
cess for half an hour in the middle of the
afternoon, remained in secret session till
near o'clock this evening, when they
adjourned to meet again for private con-
ference ut 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing. No votes were taken to-day,
nor was any CONCLUSION reached
upon any point at issue, but it
was agreed that all pending questions
In regard to the admission OF evidence
shall be decided tomorrow. 1t can be
stated that according TO present indica.
tions majority OF the Commission will
decide that in addition To the Electoral
certificates no evidence can be received
by the Commission In regard TO the
Florida case, except such rs relates
merely to the action ofthe Florida State
Government subsequent to the Presi-
DENTAL election. CoIceding this to be
the determination of the Commission,
their inquiries in regard TO mat
ters of fact will be restricted
to comparatively narrow range,
and thus q final decision in the Florida
case may be expected sooner than has
been generally expected. The evidence
concerning the action Of the Florida
courts and Legislature on the matter in
controversy is OF II documentary chsrsc-
ter and is already accessible to The Com
mission. 1t is probable, therefore, that
their final decision in the Florida case
will be reported to the joint session Of
the two Houses before the close OF the
present week.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-07

compulsion contrary to their Judgment
A. I do not know how many. think
there was evidence of the TACT. There
may be 100 or more who said they were
forced to vote contrary to their wishes.
In further examination he said no
votes were rejected except in consequence
Of intimidation.
Mr.. Field called the attention Of the
witness to the fact that it appeared in the
parish OF Concordis: Joseph, one of the
Republican electors, received 1850 votes
while the certificate of the Returning
Board credited him with 1888 votes.
Mr.. Wells replied that it was in evil
dence that troop of horsemen seized
the ballot box from the commissioners of
election, who made Up the vote from
their count and sent them in.
Mr.. Field asked the witness whether
he did not say before the Morrison CON-
mittes that this happened in Madison
parish. Witness said yes, and something
of the kind in Concordis also.
Mr.. Field called his attention to the
fact that while the Board by throwing
out 10000 votes cast for Tilden electors
gave the electoral vote for Hayes, wit
ness omitted TO account for this act of
thus giving the latter 5000 or 1900 ma
jority,
In response TO question by Mr.
Lawrence witness said the Board gave 10
Hayes only such votes as he was ell titled
to receive; that they took no votes from
Democrats contrary to law
Adjourned
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-07
Distress Among the Workfngmen Of
Lyons.

VEEsAILLEs, February 6.-ln the
Cham Der OF Deputies, yesterday, NJ .
Ordinsrier, Radical Republican member
for Lyons, questioned the government as
to what steps it intended to take to ale
yiste the distress among the workmen Of
LYONS. NJ. Ordinsrier stated that hfty
thousand operatives were thrown ont Of
employ ment in consequence Of low wages
and tha dearbess o: raw silk, which had
risen SO per cent. in price.
NJ. Simon, President Of the Council,
replied that the government would do
everything in its power 10 assist the
local author ties. 1t appears that
two.thirds Of the silk workers
are unemploy ed, and the manufacturers
declare t6at work could not be resumed
till the price of raw silk falls Is per
cent.
The Prefect OF RhOne devoted E53,
600 from the local funds 10 the relief Of
the sufferers.
Il is believed BY many that the bu'i'
hess Of Lyons will not sooD recover and
that the demsnd for silk fabrics "a de.
clining before that for wooleBs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-07
The Dis uissaI OF hidhat Pasha.

Cons AZ rINoPLE, February 6.-The
dismissal Of Midhat Psshs is attributed
10 has schemes of constitutional reform,
which are regarded BY the Sultan as en-
C roac hing on the imperial prerogstive;
also by the discovery of II conspiracy To
dethrone the Sultan and replace MIN by
ex-Sultan Murad. The deposed Nizier
by command of the Sultan yesterday VS.
tied the palace and was Immediately con-
veyed on board the imperial yacht, which
sailed for the Mediterranean, With orders
to land him beyond turkish territory.
The police have discovered correspon-
dence showing that Miihst Psshs was
plotting for the overthrow Of the Sultan
and bis own nomIn alton rs dictator.
LONDON, February Ga Berlin cor.
respondent Of the Times says that Mid
hat Pasha's fall was occasioned by his re-
fussl TO conclude peace with Servis
unless Turkey received guarantees.
As resumption of hostilities Was prob
able in consequence OF this resolute
policy, the Ola Constitutional party in.
duced the Sultan to supercede Midhsi
Pashs. Unless the Sultan changes his
mind, Edhim Pashs's administration will
only pave way for the Cabinet, with
8 decidedly pacific programme.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-07
XeIls, Price for Luuistann.

WASHINGTON, February 6.-The fol-
lowing correspondence occurred yester-
day:
WAsHINGToS, February 8, 1877.
Duncan +. Renler. Ne,o Orleans.
Wells testified to-day that you offered
100000 tn change the vote for Tilden.
[Signed f. A. BURKE,
NEW ORLEANS, February B, 1877.
+. A. Burke, Washington.
Had Wells stated the truth he should
have said he (Wells) asked for 100000
to count the vote of Louisiana as actual.
ly cast at the ballot-box. replied that
l did not have the money. If deemed
necessary can come to Washington.
[Signed1 ID. +. kESNER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-07
Hot sprtngs Rssersssios.

WAsnISGros, February 6.--Ths Sen
ate Committee on Public Lands heard
Senators Clayton and Dorsey, Rspresssn
tative Cause, and number Of parties IN
interest, on the subject OF tho proper
OF the Hot Springs govern.
mebt reservation. II was finally agreed
that the enactment u the House bill will
be, with certain amendments. acceptable
10 the settlement Of the various pending
controversies, and tie COMMITTEES will sc-
cordingly report the bill with these
amendments, which are Of comparative
ly unimpo'tant character, and DO not
naturally affect the main provisions OF
the bill.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-07
AOESH.

After the usual extension oi the recess,
the House went into Committee Of the
Whole, Mr.. Eden in the chair, Oh the
deficiency appropriation bill.
Mr.. Waldron stated that tbe bill sp.
proprIst.d sl,4l7,OO0. The largest ap-
propris,ions were 10000 for the de-
AGENCY IN the Navy Department, and
one Of 1000 fOr pensions 70 soldiers
who have lost limbr.
Mr.. Whittehorne offered an amend
nsnt directing the seco4.ntiDg officers of
the treasury 70 adjust and settle the &C.
counts Of officers oi the nsyy on the
active lisl whose pay has been affected
By the general order of the Secretary Of
the Navy, numbered le, since Sepisrnbs
|. 1876. on The basis Of waiting orders
nav. After discussion, It was adopted.
: Mr.. welL, Of Missouri, offered sn
sroendloent Tor the psJ ment Of SIS. 600
20 W. b. Bliss, Of 81 Loas. for services
.s s..istsutUn nitsd States attorney in the
uhi.ky eases. Adopted
without disposipg of the bill, the
committee rose.
Mr.. Jsnks Cfsret : resolution for
pripiIpg the testimony taken before the
Comnittee On fouisisns Affairs which
hss no. teen printed.
Mr.. wied0n suggested that when the
coznmi,tes should make ia general re-
port. Il would tell The House vhs,hsf any
portioa Of the testimony had bses print.
"A xithout the authority ofths House
Mr.. Ccrgsr said be ubdsfyeood thA1
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-07
IN. Lou,.i.n. Inv...is.tion.

WAsH1NaTos, February 6.-The Houae
Louisiana sub Committee to-day, ex.
amined Charles s. Abel, resident OF
New Orleans since 1871. Was Secretary
of the late Louisiana Returning Board;
knew Littleaeld; recommended him as
clerk for the Board at mis- Littlehelds
request.
Senstor Mcdonald objected to the
question on the ground that witness
could not be called to break down the
testi nony of their own witness.
Objection overruled and witness con.
tinued;S From Vernon parish there were
no returns received from commission
ers; only knew of the consolidated
statement OF the supervisors from there;
dinedi With the Board on Sunday. De-
cember Sd. We returned to the office OF
the Board. Littlefeld was at his table.
After the House committee had arrived,
Littlsfeld told witness that he had de-.
stroyed the Vernon papers. He said
that no one had ordered him to destroy
them. Littlefeld made the returns good.
The returns from Vernon we're opened in
the presence Of the Board and the com
mittee from the North. The transfer OF
polls two and nine of Vernon parish
would have no effect upon the election OF
any candidate.
In answer to Senator Mcdonald, wit
ness ssid that the tsbulated statement
shown to the Republican visitors showed
large Democratic majority, but it did
not include all the returns. l was at
dinner at the .Feur Seasons" restaurant
the night before the Board begun its
labors; it cost the Republican Committee
forty dollars or more; wine and cocktails
were drank; the clerks had no chance to
20 home to dinner, and l got the State
Committee to stand the treat; no one
was the worse OF the wine and
the cocktails that were drank;
certified to l7S votes for the Republicans
from Vernon, having iull confidence
in the clerks at that time; knew nothing
about the trsnsposition of yc:esi the copy
that Littlefeld made was put on hle by
witness; these was no statement made
that the original had been destroyed or
los. ; the. papers purpoted to be cor.
rect copy Of the original.
Judge Davis, Chief Clerk of the late
Returning Board, gave testimony simi
lar to that Of Abel, IN so far as it affect
ed Littlefeld.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-07
River and Harbor Appropriations

River and HarbOr Appropriations.
WAsHINGToN, February 6.-In the
river and harbor bill the following items
appear for the improvement of rivers:
Mouth OF the Mississippi, 100000; Mis-
souri, and Arkansas, S65,O00 the Missis-
sippi, opposite St. Louis, $4,000; Des
Moines, Mississippi ri, er, S95, 900; upper
Mississippi, $50, 600; Rock Island Rapids,
Mississippi river, $4,000; Missouri river
above the mouth of the Yellowstone,
$4,000; Tennessee river 100000;
Ohio river, $l3OOO0; st. Marys river and
st. Marys falls canal, 100000; Saginaw
river, $4,000; Falls Of St. Anthony,
S5O,OOO; Great Ksnswha river, West
river, 100000; Little Ksnswha, West
Vlrginls, $4,000.
For hsrbor Observation-Disclosures.
Texas, 100000; Savannah, $4,000; Bal
timore. S6O,O90; Buffalo, $4,000; Oswe-
90, N. Y, $50 600; Boston, $25, 900; Erie,
Pa, S25OO0; breskwster At Cleveland,
5000; harbor at Toledo, $4,000; Chi
csgo, $4,000; Michigan City, Ind, $780,
600; harbors of refuge on Lake Huron,
$4,000; Grand Haven, Mich, S2O,OOO;
Cheboygan, Mich, 100000; Milwaukee
hsrbor. $4,000.
Miscellsneous-For dredging Superior
Bay, $37 200; ship channel in Galveston
Bav, $28,oOO; examination, surveys and
contingencies OF rivers and harbors, $780,
600; examination and surveys at the
south pass OF the Mississippi river, $780,
600.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-07
Mail Robbery.

CINCINNATI, February 6.--lt has just
trsnspired that = mail bag containing
letters and about $40, 600 worth Of bsRk
checks snd private drafts, while on touto
from Newport, Ky, to Cincinnati, sew
eral dsys ago, wss opened, and tho con-
tents sbstrscted. No clue whatever has
as yet been obtained ~ TO who com
mitted the deed, or as TO the wherea bouts
Of the missing psper. There has been
n determined effort 10 keep the matter
hushed up. and tor time it has been
successful. The First National Bank OF
Covington had over $4,000 worth oi
checks in thst mail, and James Taylor
X Sons, bankers, had It'll larger
amount Among other papers there
was q gold draft on California bank,
calling for 5000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-07
EorxeFs Arrested.

NEW YORK, February Jean Bsp-
ti.te Henri Vsnieryelpen and biz wife
were brought 10 this city to-day IRON In.
diana, on proceedings instituted BY the
Belgian government They are charged
with having forged the name OF
wealthy nobIeman, Baron De Paquerd,
10 an order for 10000 francs, payable
out of MS estate after his death. The
lady was = servant in the family Of the
Baron. The order being pronounced .
forgery, the psir left tor this country.
They we're committed 70 Ludlow street
isil 70 await examination. Should no
legal difficulties arise they will be sent 70
Europe On The Saturday steamer.
I.asc Rish, German Swiss, reached tbis
city to-day from Indiana IN charge OF
a detective. The swiss government has
taken proceedings 70 eItradIte him on
charge OF violating school girls under his
charge as teacher.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-07
The Greenbrier Independent yer
truthfully remarks:

The Greenbrier Independent very
truthfully remarks:
The State Of West Virginia has more
elements Of wealth in proportion to her
territory than any other state in the
Union, and the Third district has more
undeveloped wealth than all the balance
ot the state"
The above is true As TO the Third dis
trict, there being more wild land and un-
developed territory in that region than
in sll the balance of the state. II is also
true that larger immigration is pouring
into that portion Of the state than
sny other, and taking these facts
into consideration, we can very readily
understand why that section OF the
State should not desire q permanent To-
cation of the Capital st this time. 1t is
the most incomprehensible thing why the
ksnswhs delegates, under all the cir
cumstsnces, should wish to force a locs.
tion, when it is utterly impossible for
the Third District to secure the Capital
ST this time. With them time is every
thing. With their section being devel-
oPed and their population rapidly iu-
cressing, and the prospect of highways
being built q, an early day, connecting
thst section with other parts of the
State, it looks to disinterested observer
As If they had everything to gain and
nothing to lose by delay Advice from
this quarter would hardly be needed by
the Third district people, and therefore
We have none to offer them; yet, when
plain facts are staring US in the face,
We feel that We have a right to refer
70 them, regardless of the effect they
may have upon others who are too
suspicious to be in proper condition
70 see everything in its 1us light.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-07
ohio Legislstavs.

COLUMBUS, February 8 In the SEN
ate to-day the following bills were intro
duced To establish inebriste homes 10
the several counties; TO punish frauds
10 securing the extension Of debts and
the release OF one debtor and substitution
Of another: 70 compel railroad companies
10 provide sheds where stock 10 the
course Of transportation can rest and feed
eight hours after being on the cars
twenty four consecutive hours. The
senate bill 10 increase the salaries Of Su.
preme Court Judges was defeated.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-07
Prtn,ers' strike.

CHICAGO, Febaus.y +. The Epeni,ty
Post of this city, as already announced
in these dispatches, reduced lis rates OF
composition yesterday to thirty cents,
new men largely taking their cases.
This brought on 8 conaic! with the
Union, and TO. DAY about noon the force
Quit their cases. They have been in
nuenced thereto by the Union. This
opens battle which promises to become
general, as tits rumored that other papers
will also reduce ss soon as the Post gets
through Its contest, and Chicago prom.
isee to be s good field for non-uhlon
printers, who are willing TO work for
fair wages