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RATES or ADVERTISING.

yTAll bills for aIycrtisInR, are due and pay
able IN ADyAHCE
Transient advertising will be inserted at tho
rate Of II W per square for the irst Insertion
and ~ centS tor each .ubseqUut one liberal
discount wal be made Oh stan Ting and dlspl
advertisements
For Inserting Funeral Iollce IL uO Notice Of
meeting Of societies VI secret orders ~ cents for
each insertion
Church, Society, Festival and supper notices
will only be Inserted IA advertisements
Ne advertisement will be received nj less than
81 cents and 10 advertisement will be inserted
for less than three holars per month
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Henry Carter, Esq, of Mound City
was IN the city yesterday on professional
business.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-26

Il !. HOWLEl Real Estate Agent Bay
ild .tIl- real estate collects rents IHFs taA"i
lor uoU-u-ldeuts etc. tOGmtr1iaI avenue. te-
tween NIutL and icnih streets
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ttIps'llNWHr1'.


II. HkETMNN-Ncals in QuccHs ware, Toy
amps and all kinds Of fancy article. CONNER
.u, avenue, corner IN street.
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DIRECTORY
til
AFRO BUSINESS HOUSES.

Notc. Any business firm can have three lines
pace, In this column under appropriate heading
THE nate Of a. ~ per n"nth on sl2 per year
nyablc uarerly ina lyance.
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R.niIsini. Agencies

john ANlIiiN Merchant Tailor ana ltale
Ia Hrnil MADE Clothing ID ONO Leyee.
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i'm FISK "',,'.,.,'','..' falucah,
cLIehnlHl ,,,,,,,,,',,.'''NtW orleans,
b. StaWan ........., ........, ,..... Sashy He.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-02
r...,mony OF Col. PeI.on.

WasHIyaros, March 1.-Col. w. 7.
Palton. secretary of the National Dem
oarstic Committee, was before the SEN
ate Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tions, and read a written statement IN re-
GARD 70 the election dispatches. He tes-
titled. in substance, that all the kilograms
which were received by the Democratic
Committee in New York, during the late
campaign, were delivered during the
dav at So Liberty street, and during the
night at the Everett House, In accord
ance with an order left
At the telegraph office, and
that none of the kilograms were received
at No. Is Gramercy Park, even when
directed there, nor we're the answers sent
from there. The kilograms were opened
by such members as were present at the
time. None of the cipher kilograms
were delivered at Creamery Park, and
Governor Tiiden never knew Of any
cipher kilograms received from or So Mt
TO Oregon. The famous "Gobble" dispatch
was never seen by Governor Tildeh or
its contents known to him. Colonel rel
ton further stated thst kilograms. sd-
dressed to him Pelton were often
opened, read and answered without his
knowing anything of them, and some
kilograms put in evidence purporting to
have come to him he did not recognize
as having come 10 his knowledge
and were never received by him.
The telegram from Oregon, dated No
vember %, puiporting to be signed by
Patrick and Senator Kelley, was never
translated or read by him, Pelton and
he never understood it to contain pro-
position to purchase Republican elector
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-02

Nor FOR HIM-An amusing incident
occurred yesterday. Two residents of
this city, one young man who clerks in
an office, and the other q high-strung
female, have names very nearly alike,
consequently letter belonging to the
lady was lett. by the intelligent carrier, at
the gents office. He immediately in
dor ed 1t as not for him, giving his name
and place of business. Yesterday,
he was surprised to see a full.blown
female enter and inquire for him. His
identity being once established, she lost
no time in taking him to task for scrib-
bling his name on an envelope directed
to her. He at once explained, but all to
no purpose with her; she had her
woman's ideas about buslness-and men S
opinions were nothing when compared
to that. She made him brief but en-
phatic speech upon epistolary matters in
general, working her lower jaw with a
vim which would have done credit to q
"Keely motor" Having exhausted her
vocabulary, she departed, closing the
door with bang, leaving the frightened
clerk in Il bewildered state of mind.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-02
A HANpsoME MosUMEsT.-Mr. P. D

A HANDSOME MoHUMEHT.-Mr. T. u
Carroll of this city, who has won consld-
cradle celebraty IS monument builder,
is now finishing nan elegant piece OF
work in that line for Selby Jones, Esq.
This monument is of Scotch Granite,
and is of chaste design and fine finish.
It will be placed ia position in Green
wood Cemetery next week, where II can
be seen and admired along with num-
Der Of others OF his construction OF the
handsomest monuments thst adorn thas
'.city of the dead" Mr.. Carroll has re-
Gently adopted the plan OF having the
granite shipped to him from the qusrries
in the rough and doing all the work up
on them here, thus giving employee
ment to hands and paying out the
money st home instead of sending the
latter out of the country to support for
eign labor. Of course he can employ as
highly skilled labor here as can be en-
ployed anywhere and at as reasonable
wages. So he can successfully compete
in prices with eastern manufacturers
and 1T the same time bestow benefit
upon his community by adding to the
prosperity of its Industrious IN giving sd l.
ditionsl employment TO workman.
This spirit should be encouraged by our
citizens who have occasion to purchase
anything in this line. Preference
should always be given to home mechan-
les: that is the true secret OF home
prosperity, Keep your money at home as
far as possible and support each other.
Mr.. Carroll will soon have on hand q
fine lot of monuments, which he will dis.
pose of at low prices, to which he respect
fully invites the attention otsuch as may
think of investing.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-02

Nor LoxpLErED.-The Bellaire &
st. Clairsville Railroad is not yet ready
for the running of trains. Last week
Mr.. Walsh, the contractor, asked the
directors to accept the road. This they
declined to do for the reason that Mr..
Walsh had not complied with all the
terms of the contract which requires
him to put the road in condition su,ta6le
for running trains over it. Mr.. Walsh
then quit work and has done nothing
since. The directors have secured the
services of Mr.. Flanagan, an experienced
builder of railroads, to complete the work.
Mr.. Flanagan was the overseer OF the
workmen and had charge Of the grading
of this road last fall He gave entire
satisfaction then, and the directors feel
confident that he will soon have the road
completed. Mr.. Flanagan arrived here
on Tuesday, and on Wednesday morning
put number of men at work upon the
road.
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Execution OF Jack Mccall.

YANKToN, D. T., March 1.-At q
quarter past 10 o'clock this morning
Jack Mccall was executed under the
direction of the U. S. Marshal for the
murder of John B. HIckok, "Will Bill
in the Black Hills, the second OF August
last. Mccall was young man, about
25 wears old, and behaved throughout
with the utmost GOODNESS and nerve. He
was attended during the past few days
by Catholic priest and while
not denying his crime appeared
to regard his sentence as just,
and evidently tried to go prepared
to enter the next world in proper
spirit. 1t is ascertsined that John Nc
Call is his true name, and his father,
mother and three sisters reside in Louis.
vile. To one of the latter he wrote 8
very feeling letter last night, in which
he seemed fully reconciled to his fate
Great credit is due to the United States
Marshal for the careful preparations
made, and the manner in which his un-
pleasant duty was performed through
ant
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-02
Public Debt statement.

WASHINGTON, March six per
cent bonds, $934,s77,050; per cent
bonds, S7l2,S20,450; Al per cent. bonds,
S5O,0OO,OOO. Total coin bonds, $780,
697,50O.
Lawful money debt, Sl4000,000; ma.
tured debt, $S,629,S60; legal tenders
1864 ,304, 85l; ccrtit icstes ef deposit, S34,
$4,000; fractional currency, l,434, 42O;
coin certificates, $52, l46,700. Total, with,
out interest, $475, 330,97l.
Total debt, S2,l95,658 332; to;al inter.
est, $2G,054,456.
Cash IN tressury-Coin, 90263,77l;
currency, S9,l22,S74; special deposits
held for the redemption of certificates OF
deposit, S34,445000. Total IN treasury
Sl3z, 1881 ,645.
Debt less cash in treasury, S2,0SS.7S1,'
l43; decrease of debt during the month
of February, S2,070,429; decrease since
June 80, 1876, Sl0,65S,29l.
Bonds issued to Pacific Railroad Com
panies, interest payable in lawful money
principal outstanding, $64, 623,5l2; inter.
est accrued and not yet paid, $646, 1856
interest paid by United States, $34,0l8,'
923; interest repaid by transportation OF
mails, &c, S7,004 553; balance of interest
paid by United States, 27,0l4,370.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-02

PETIT JURY.-The following is the
peit jury drawn for the March term of
the County Court, and is called to meet
on Wednesday the 7th, inst:
Washington District-Chas. Mathews,
Francis Ebert, Thos. T. Cockayne,
Zane Phillips
Madison District-George Clayton,
Robert j. Hobbs, VIM. NJ. Nicoll, 81
mon Gold.
Clay Distrlct-Henry Speyer, A. L.
Rice, A. w. PAUL, +. NJ. Oglebsy.
Union District-A. z. Fran8ell, w
H. Oxtoby, Geo. Hill, w. j. Bodley.
Centre DISTRICTS. C. A. Hamilton,
George Kraft, George w. Young, Louis
Halter.
Webster District-Wm. Taylor, John
Mason, Chas. Kline.
Richie District Thomas Cox, Charles
Kettler, Geo. Carl, Peter Over.
Triadelphia Distributions Orr,
John Pfarr, James Robinson.
Rlchlsnd District-Newton w. Shan
non, Jos. B. English, VIM. Rlnehart.
Liberty District--John Crow, G. W,
Clouse, Lemuel Beck.
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DIR. sCHENCK,s .,
REMEnirsASDi an

Inc standard remedi.'s
Sas aungs are schenckS Pn ~ DE-.
Mandrake Pills, and ;sn,e; aad Scs,nns
ssessed. destroyed. = ipsssSss ' =
To these three m.d,s, ~
enck, OF PHILADELPHIA nes D. Ir,
diseases. INC treatment Of pSI,
The Pulmonic syrun =,
h MA' se a an me lungs; nature t,Asras,
nh,sam easy sxpectoratlon. n, sss, : ).
wiiI snro OF matter IS ripe a vie :
, T.si ,n urrow II on: the patien, Ssei a.
r. ara oesin 10 heal. ~ y
s,S. enspie the pulmonic sv,r
CO. Was Mandrake Pm srsnts,
go Wee9 Tonic must be aoS cs =.
cleanse the stomach and i,vaesly Z :. =
MANDRAKE Pills act on thar. Sa
All oostructions, relax the g Ave m ~
' PIE starts freely. snd the i've. s.t
scheneks Sea Weed Toni. !, Ia
stimuient aud sltaraiivs. sa A..
VINE II Is composed mir ae al :
ana prevents sourins. IisS'tNE1 q, =.
ton by toning up the s,omssnss De =, =
condition, so that the To- nsA,s =
monte syrup will make yoas Sna L, ~
the lungs heal, and the ps,Ss S ,o.cat =
get well II care is taken 10 nv ~.
cold. " p'eyes; :
All who wish 10 consun +,
either personally or by Ieif., !. Ma,
his principal office, corns, go d
Arch Sts., Philadeldhia sya W SIM =
SchanckSs N, al ieir N'VI. No =
gists throughout the COUNTRY vac,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-02
RIVER VIZ.

The marks at the landing last even
ing showed feet 8 inches.
The Emma Graham passed down yes
terdsy.
The Rsgon departed on time for
Parkersburg.
The Hestherington, which has been
engaged at the mouth of the Kanswha
in raising the barge Top Mill, arrived
here with the barge yesterday.
The. Express is to-dsy's Parkersburg
packet.
The Carrie Brooks is due down this
| morning.
The Hudson, from Cincinnati, is due
to-day.
The Phseton has not reduced rates as
reported.
The Hornbrook eft last night Tor
Pittsburgh, and the Kerr departs this
evening.
The local packets are making their
usual trips.
The hull of Captain Charlie Muhle-
mans new Wheeling packet, building by
the Marine ways, Cincinnati, is to be
completed by the 18th of April.-P,tts-
burgh Commercial.
Tho Exchange left Cincinnati for
Pittsburgh Monday evening with 20
cabin passengers, $50 tons freight, and
engagements for 100 tons more above.
Included in her cargo from Cincinnati
were 70 bbls molassas, l25 bbls oil, %
bales cotton, 20 bbls -four and 10 hhds
sugar. Pilots, George Hughes and Geo.
Lttleton.-Pittsburgh Commercial.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, March l.-River 4 feet
inches and stationary. Weather clear
and pleasant.
New ORLEANS, March 1.-Depsrted -
Gold Dust, Ohio river; Z. o. Standard,
St. Louis. 1t has been raining all day.
LOUISVILLE, March L. Wealth er
rainy. River falling with 5 feet :
inches in the canal. Departed Sher-
lock, New Orleans; Shinkle, Memphis.
CINCINNATI, March 1.-Rver 8 feet
6 inches and falling. Weather rainy
tonight. Arrived-Courler, Wheeling;
VirgIe Lee, Ksnawha river.
VICKsBURG, March 1.-Weather, rain
last night and during the day cloudy;
threatening tonight. River fell in
chcs. Up-Thompson and Capital City.
No boats down.
MEMPHIS, March 1.-The river fell 8
inches; now stands at 10 feet 3 inches
Weather rainy; maximum mercury 5S
deg. Depsrted-Future City, Cairo;
Chester, st. Louis; Donnslly, Cincinnati.
ST. LOUIS, March Observation-Disclosures
western, Keoeuk; Liberty and barges,
Ohio River. Departed-N orthwes .ern,
Keokuk; Colorado, Vicksburg; Spread
Eagle, Keokuk. River rising slowly.
Weather rainy.
CAIRO, March l.. Arrived-Polar
Star, St. Louis; James Gilmore, St.
Louis; Belle Memphis, St. Louis. De-
psrted-Polar Star, Tennessee river:
Anderson, Nashville; Susie Silver, New
Orleans. River II feet q inches and fall.
ing. Weather cloudy; mercury SO.
EVANSVILLE, March L. Weather
cloudy and raining Mercury AZ to So
deg. River 9 ieet and falling; wind,
northeast. Up-Nellie Speer, Z. NJ,
Norton, Silverthorn, Chas. Morgan,
Maggie Smith, Arkansas Belle, Nash.
vile. Down-Fawr, John l.. Rhoads,
Dick johnson, Evansville; Grey Eagle,
generally with good trips. Business very
active.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-02

TIE CoURTs.-Manietpai Court
This court met yesterday, but transacted
no business except signing the minutes,
and adjourned till Saturday morning At
10 o'clock.
Police Court.-The following cases
were disposed OF before this court yester-
day:
Mary Smith (colored), prostitution,
fined FIVE dollars and costs. Committed
for thirty days.
Geo. Washington (colored), prostitu-
ton, fined five dollars and costs. Com
mitted for thir days.
William Miller, drunk, fined to dol
lars and costs. Committed for thirty
days.
Casper Beuter, disorderly, fined five
dollars and costs. Paid.
Donce Russell, dlsorderly, fined five
dollars and costs. Paid
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-02

MUSICAL SoIREE.-Mr. Shieb gave
one of his delightful musical soirees last
nigh. at his music store on Main street.
The room was filed with an apprecia-
tive audience. The following was the
PROGRAMME.
/. Piano Duet, Les Psplllons Galop,
Misses Minnie Hall and Sue Robinson.
6ampana,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. b. sheib.
8. Cornet Solo, Selection from Puritani,
Mr.. Joseph g. Todd.
4. Ballad, Does He Love Me...............Pedce
Mrs. VIM. 81. Sheio.
8. Piano Solo, SQUAT in C,.............-. Mozart:
Miss N. K. Jamison.
9. Song, Eckert's Swis Song,
Mrs. VIM. II. sheib.
Z. Piano Duet, Fanfare Militalre,. 10. fischer.
Misses Sue Robinson and Minnie Hall.
8. Cornet Solo, Hattie Polka,
Mr.. Joseph s. Mold.
.. Piano Solo, Polacca In Z major,
Miss NJ. r. Jamison.
~. Song, Ny Old Kentucky Home,
Mrs. VIM. Fl. Sheib.
The music was most excellent. Miss
Janison is an exceedingly skiltul and
artistic performer on the piano, and was
exceedingly happy in the selections she
made Misses Minnie Hall and Sue
Robinson are her pupils, and the manner
in which they performed last evening
reflected credit upon the tutoress. Mr..
Todd plays admirably upon the cornet,
and Mrs. SHEDS singing was splendid
These entertainments OF Mr.. Shleb's are
interesting, and the public are indebted
to him for the musical treats thus afford
ed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-02

RELIGIoUs..--The young men Of the
English Lutheran Church and Sunday
School are to have special service on
Sunday night conducted by Rev. Louis
Hay OF the Allegheny Theological Semi.
nary.
Mr.. Hay has had, it Is said, quite an
experience previous to his becoming a
Christian. He is spoken OF as an earnest
and eloquent speaker. He will reach
the city to-day and preside 1.-THE Luther
IN Sunday School teachers meeting nj
the house of Mr.. j. q. Roy this evening
ut J o'clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-02
Cor. Main an

RUMoR.-The report was current
on the streets yesterday, that Jim Nc
Msnnus, formerly mailer at the Bel
mont mill, and Joe Press, formerly OF
Martins Ferry, had murdered man
named Davis at the Hinton mills, on the
Cumberland river, in Tennessee. 1t is
reported that the parties have sent to
friends IN this city for funds to deiray
the expenses of trial. Both parties arc
we'll known here, McMannus beng y
brother of the McMannus woman who
murdered her illegitimate offspring at
Bellsire, last summer. Davis, the vic
tim, is said to have formerly resided at
Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-02
MashlngiOn liens.

WASHINGTON, March About noon
to-day, a gentlemanly appearing person
called at the tr easurer office and sent q
card bearing the name of Littlefield into
the redemption division, calling out a
lady named Storer. Upon her appearance
he fred two shots at her, neither of
which took effect. Mr. Wilson, chief OF
the loan division, seized the man, who,
upon being released, shot himself, but
only inflicted slight wound. When the
excitement had subsidized the woman went
home and the man was taken to the
station house. The employees assert that
the man declared the woman was his wife,
but employed under different name.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-02
south Carolina Troubles.

CHARLESTON, March I.--SOme excite
ment was caused yesterday near the
scene of the Cambahe riots of last fall.
News that a mob OF one hundred
negroes had fired on the sheritt's posse
sent to arrest negro, who had refused
TO submit to an arrest on warrant
issued by trial justice, appointed by
Governor Hampton, and that the posse
had been forced to retreat. To-day a
posse OF 200 men, black and white, were
sent to dispense the rioters and arrest the
ring leaders. The rioters were found in
force, but when charged by the posse
fed without firing a shot. About 20 of
them were captured with muskets in their
hand and were sent to jail. No one
hurt on either side.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-02
Supreme Court Decisions.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The Su-
preme Court has decided the cases in
volving whether the legislatures of Min
nesots, Wisconsin, Illinois and other
western states have right to regulate
the carrying of freight and passengers on
all railroscs in their respective states.
The court held that the. states had such
power of regulation, all the judges con-
curing except Judge Field.
The Chief Justice read the opinion of
the court in the case of Mum i Scott
against the people of Illinois, aud the
conclusion. is that the law is not repug.
nant to the! Constitution of the United
States, and that there is no error in the
in intm pnt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-02

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The
following are the transactions in real es-
tate as recorded in the office of the coun-
ty clerk yesterday:
Deed made February "A, 1877, from
Andrew Selick and wife to II. &. Ulrich,
south 20 feet of lot No. IA, square ), west
side of Chapline street, Eighth ward; for
5000. :.
Deed made February q, 1877, from
Robert Crowther and wife to VIM. p.
List, lot No. 6, square 80, Sprigg and
Ritche's addition to city; for $3.50.
Deed made February %, 1877, from
A. ID. Whally and wife to Theodore
Kober, in south halt of lot No. IA,
Fink's addition to the city, Island; for
$725.
Deed made January l, 1877, from
Heron Stewart and wife to Joseph Nc.
Cutchen, the farm owned by Robert
Stewart, deceased situate between the
waters of Little Wheeling and Middle
Wheeling creeks; for S9,840,l9.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-02

DRAwING-The drawing of ore hun
dred prizes at Phillips tobacco store, last
night, came off as announced. Among
the gentlemen drawing the principal
prizes were: VIM. Handlsn, silver TO-
bacco box; E. B. Goldman, meerchsum
cigar holder; DR.. Ward, meerschsum
pipe; E. N. Ward, silver tobacco box;
+. M. Ward, box of fine cigars; G.
Meyers, meerschsum cigar holder; r.
Savage, silver snuff box; E.. L. Rose,
meerschaum pipe.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-02

The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany has made another reduction in
rates. On yesterday the tariffs we're re-
duced between the office in Wheeling
and those in the States of New York,
New jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Penn
syIvsnia and the New England States
to % cents, except IN cases where the
distance exceeds 800 miles, the rates to
which will be 30 cents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-02

GRAND OPENING On Saturday Mr..
F. g. Vaas will have grand opening at
the "Oftice" saloon, Louis Gsus' old
stand, nearly opposite the REGISTER
office, In the morninga first class lunch
will be spread, and in the evening con-
cert will be given by the full Wheeling
City brass and string bands. Mr.. Was
is a.veteran in the saloon business, and
well knows how to get up first class en-
tertainments OF this kind, and there can
be no doubt but that a full house will
greet his efforts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-02

STILL WAITING.-The IEtsLtige7s Ger,
in speaking OF man in search of
pledge to sign, says: "Some one directed
him to the REGISTER Office, but they
couldn't accommodate him; but the city
editor asked him to go out and take
drink" Since the city editor of the In.
telliqencer has become aware of the sup
posed fact that we asked q man to take 8
drink, he has necessarily loitered about
our rear sanctum door, patiently await
ing similar invitation. Capt. Ripley,
abste the nuisance.
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The Eastern Question.

LONDON, March IA Vienna CORES.
pendent understands that the Porte in.
tends to invite England TO consent to an
immediate return of her ambass ador to
Constsntinople, and set an example to
the other powers in respect.
A Berlin dispatch says that it Is un.
derstood that Prussia is spdeavoring to
obtain concession in Constantinople in
return for pecunisry assistance.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-02

CoNcERT.-Last night Colonel Jake
Nunge gave concert at his saloon at
Market square, in honor of friends. and
served first class lunch and good music.
Kramer WAS the medium through which
he entranced the parties present. A
large crowd was present, as Col. Jake
has reputation second to none in the
way of entertainments.
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Confession Ola Molly Mcguire.

PoTTsvILLa, PA, March edward
Kelly, young Molly Mcguire, has
confessed that he murdered John P.
Jones, a superintendent of the Lehigh
and Wilkesbarre Coal Company at Luns-
ford, in September, 1875. He says he
did not want to commit the murder, but
was afraid to back out on account of the
consequence of having cowsrdice sttribu-
ted to him by his brother members OF the
Ancient Order of Hibernians. The con-
fession caused the greatest excitement
throughout the coal region, and it is
thought it is but the forerunner of others