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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-26
FISH.

Mackerei, Nos. /, 2 and 3, In barrels, hall
barrels and Eits; Lase Herring Ia half
and quarter barrels; salt Water Herring
in barrels and halt barrels; in store and
for sale by VI. K LILY,
Iunll 1919 and 1871 Main Street.
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MISS MARY CRAWFORD, OF Freeman
Lsndihg, is kindly spoken OF for her
deeds. -----------
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DOINGs THE VICINITY.

WIN. B. ORR is the school teacher al
Ereemsn's Landing. -------
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POTOMAC HERRING.

% Halt barrels No. Just received and
for sale by VI. n r1II i,
ielS LIS anu loAl nAlu 81.
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BROOMS,

30 dozen fancy, V riOus sizes, Just re-
ceiyed and for sale by VI. UElLLY,
1903 and 1871 ain Street
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FANCY FLOURs.

30 barrels "Bellaire NILS" 81. Louis.
lOD Gold Medal
These are the highest grades OF Flour.
None better IN market
Just received and for sale by
VI. REILLY,
lel6 l1Js and L3ll Nam ~
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Tn THE LADIES.

For your tlckle., Na'ma -. ~ 2
want Pore Spices. our ice 81 10. -
strictly puf-, but tury are ~, 81. - ~ ~
bes, quality We can get. 's - Us
Inc them at LObAS' 10 f',-zKib
seq.
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MAKE a MOLE or IT,
NO QUESTION ABOUT !
ROSE OIL! ROSE OIL.

For cleaning KID Gl0yes, fem0'.D''
spo r, &c. For sac BY ,,-rAUy.
-ep&2. HybA-'' IL
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Without spot or BlemSh,

The RiscnI' AMI ra"rr Cssu. G''..,
gyO1 -four. "a sci VIII LyH ~ d..
CO.'S EXCELSIOR EAklNp i'"'--
Be- i've the naTk'f.
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VT. HARDEN, Of GAINESVILLE mas
sold his drug store sRd-intends to go 10
1,axss IN enpsqe IN stock raising.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

A CLEVER SwINDLE.-Rav. Josiah
Heneon, is "cullud brudder" who ex-
pounds the Gospel according to bis lights
The Rev. Josiah went to England where
the happy idea came into his head ofrep-
resenting himself to the liberty-loying
British as the veritabe dsrkey that Mrs.
Stowe had in her mind when she portray
ed the character Of Uncle Tom. The
English admire Mrs. Stowe and her
writings, and as a logical result their ad-
miration extended to the Rev. Josiah,
who was leasted and became the recipient
of certain substantial tokens Of this ad-
miration. But there is a limit to human
enjoyment and the Rev. Josiah found it
sooner than he had anticipated. In the
high day Of his triumph some doubling
Thomas wrote TO Mrs. Stowe to know ii
he 1cas her ideal character, ard Mrs.
Stowe crushed out the Rev. Josiah by
responding that she had no particular
one in view when writing, but centered n
vanity OF incidents and characteristics
which bad came utder her observation on
Que character. And now the Rev. Jo-
slah finds none 50 poor as d. him rever-
ence."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

WHOLESALE EXECUTIoNs.-Eleven
" Molly Maguires " were hanged in
Pennsylvania on the 2lst. inst. The
Molly's Naguires like the Caucasians
Of our own State were a secret orgnniza-
ton originally banded together for good
purpose. Under the teachings of passion
and demagoguery its purposes were per
verted aud it became n vehicle Of assassi-
nation. Now the instruments used are
made to pay the penalty OF their crimes
upon the scaffold. While they were the
active agents of the organization and de-
served the fate they have met, it must be
clear that there are hundreds, if not thou
sands who are equally guilty, morally
1t is to be hoped the law will ferret oGt
all connected with the crimes and mete
out punishment accordingly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

SCICIDE AND LIFE IKsURANCE.-The
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania has de-
cided in favor of the Connecticut Mutual
Life Insurance Company in controver-
sy with the heirs uf Henry Boileau. He
WAS II resident of little town on the rv-
er, above Philadelphia, and had kept up
bis premiums on n policy Of $1,000 for
several years. One day he called at the
office Of the company in Philadelphia,
made application for an additional So ,0C0
insurance, passed examination and was
injured. Early the next morning he
took II rope, tied up about forty pounds
Of stone, put the other end around his
neck, and carried the burden to little
stream. The water was about two feet
deep. Boilcau walked out into the stream
layed down, and placed the stone on his
breast. The insurance company resisted
payment Of the $40 GOO. Suit was brought
by the administrators, ard they obtained
verdict in the lower court.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

CROSSING THE DANUBE.--At last a
forward movement Of the Russian forces
in Roumania has began, and troops have
crossed the Danube into the territory Of
Turkey in Europe. The operations OF the
war in Asia have been thus far mainly
favorable to Russia, although reports Of
Turkish successes show shat the old
time spirit of tire Moslem animates the
troops Of the Sultan and Russia will pur-
chase her victories dearly. The crossing
was affected wilh"ut much fighting,
though one report says that one Russian
corps of 800 men were so badly cut up
that not more than twenty are left unhuTt.
1t is claimed on behalf Of the Turkish
commander that Il was part Of his plan of
operations to permit the Russians to cross
comparatively unmolested. Whether
this is so, or whether it is a mere piece Of
bravado the event will determine. The
Crescent and the Cross are now fairly pit
ted against each other again, and if the
Sultan succeeds in rallying to the stand
ard OF the Prophet the Mahommedans of
! nations the war will be one ofthe most
ba barous ard iiercely contested Of mod
ern times. 1t has been substantially an
nounced in the British Parliament that
England, satisfied with Russian assure
nnces will not interfere, but there is no
telling what events may occur to change
this situation. il left to themselves the
end Of the struggle can be easily foretold,
the superior strength both financially and
numerically, and the greater powers of
endurance on the part of Russia will, in
the end prevail. The news Of the cross
ing has greatly strengthened the war par
~ IN Greece.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

A YOUNG man Of Paterson, New Jer-
sey, went courtiug. lie was one of the
sentimental kind, and during sweet in
terview with his lady-love be picked up
handkerchief which he supposed to be
hers and slipped it into his pocket. 1t
happened to be the lady's mothers hand
kerchief, with her loose change tied up
in one corner. After the visit to the girl
the young man went on spree and for
got all about the handkerchief. The Old
lady missed her property and lad the
lover arrested as a thief. When brought
up standing in the Police Court, and
hearing Of what he was charged, he pro-
duced the handkerchief and cash un-
touched. lie explained-was discharged
and left tho Court with all the sentimen-
talism crushed out Of him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

CREED PREJUDICEs.-Judge Hilton,
A. I. Stewart's attorney, and head ofthe
business he left, having excluded Selig-
man, n California banker from his hotel
at Saratoga on account OF his being a
jew, the people of that faith naturally
resent it. Forty-six Jewish firms Of Cin-
cinnati have united in signing card in
which after characterizihg the discrimi-
nation made by Hclton as uncalled for
and unjust, they go on to say that, as
business men they deem it due TO their
srlf-re, pect to entertain 10 relations what
ever with tie house of A. 7. Stewart &
c..
The forty six firms include those OF the
highest standing in Cincinnati. Here we
So where Il case of creed discrimination
cnmrs in, reminding us somewhat Of the
standing Of the Jews in the Gays Of the
Crusades. Now, If we can only get the
no'ion SO happily bit upon ly Judge
Hilton carried out in its full perfectons,
W. can soon arrange matters so as to eat,
secp, and associate only with those of
our own particular faith. Then each
town of importance will have its Metho-
dist Hotel, its Catholic sleeping rooms
10 Baptist bal Der, Presbyterian restaur-
mt, and so on TO the end of the chapter.
What the poor devils Of Universaiets
will do when the happy era Of ChristiRni-
ty insugula;ed by Judge Hilton comes,
i what's worrying us. Only cities OF the
first class can atfo!d to keep Universal
t hash house, or maintain place where
one who believes in the final salvation OF
n | mankind can rest his weary bones.
ut, after all the comment this affair
las received ut the hands Of the press, il
is reduced to simple matter OF business
Hilton WAS wrong, but no one loses by il
but himself. II he does not desire to en-
tertain Hebrews there are plenty of good
hotel everywhere that will and those who
do will make the money.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

A CuURcH HORROR Last Sunday
the Sexton Of Grace Episcopal Church
San francisco, attempted suicide in the
chancel Of that building, and the wor-
shippers who had arrived and found the
Church closed, found him with his throat
cut, on forcing open the doors. Not hav-
ing cut in the right place saved his life
and he viii probably recover. lie had an
invalid wife and child depending on his
wages for support and having been noti-
fed that he would not be retained as SEX
ton after the end Of this month is thought
to have unsettled bis mind aud led him
to attempt self destruction.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

CoCRTING IN MAINE.-The lrrCpressi-
bic Yankee is heard from again, and this
time ii is one of the female persuasion
that comes to She front. In recen.
breach Of promise suit in the Pine Tree
State, the counsel for plaintiff sought to
introduce evidence that the defendant
made proposal through tie medium of
flowers. According to the lady's theory
he told her with one flower that he loved
her, with another that he was ealous Of
ler. aud with thiid hat he wanted to
nj AIRY her, aud that, rs they both under
1iood the language of flowers, he knew
what he was about. The Judge had not
d ,cided whether to admit the evidence or
not. W. hoard OF one marriage, where
the courting was done through texts Of
the Bible, and have no doubt the presen-
intion OF flowers has paved the way to
many marriage. We suggest TO our
wealthy bachelors that they be a little
ca cful h9w they peIIlc "posjes" about.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

A CITY N AsHEs.-The City of St.
Johns, New Brunswick, was visited by a
most destructive fire which laid half Of the
city in ashes. Fifteen hundred families
are Eocsecss and homeless and great
suffering exists. Prompt measures for the
relief Of the suffering were instituted in
most Of the Eastern cities and contibu-
tions Of money, clothing, etc, were
promptly forwarded After the Are had
been subdued friends III human form at
tempted to re kindle it again. Judge
Lynch should Oiliciate on all such occa-
sions.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

SAFES to be Of any use in Arizona must
be manufactured for the climate. The
Yuma Sentinel says that the Halls safe
in the Recorders Office has warped and
swelled so that the inner doors can not be
closed at all. The great Tilton & McFar-
land safe belonging to the Southern Pa
cifc Railroad Company at Colorado Sta
ton every now and again swells SO that
the agent has to get two or three men to
help him open it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

"Swrrr FoRdET ME NoT."--This is
the title Of a new and magnificent song
with remarkably pretty waltz chorus,
composed by Robby Newcomb, Of min
strel fnme. 1t is sung by Primrose ard
West, Of Haverly's Minstrols; Delehanty
and Hengler, Of the Tony Pastor Troupe;
Adah Richmond, and other first. class ar
lists, all over the country. This song
will surely be admired by eyorybody.-
Price, 30 cents per copy; can be had from
any music dealer or from the publisher,
f. w. Helmick, 80 West 4th st., Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

ENDED AT Last. w. Rover. tricd
for the murder of j. n. Sharp at Reno,
was last week convicted and sentenced to
be executed on the 3lst Of July. Rover
has been tried four times in three trials
a conviction followed, In one the jury dis
agreed. The case has cost HUMBOLDT
county $4,000. No new trial will be
granted him again and unless Executive
clemency is interposed Rover must suffer
the penalty of his crime. But his strug
gle for life has been q determined one.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

THE FoRGIvING " BUSINESS. Tho
Molly Maguires all died folgiying :"
everybody. This is pleasant to think of.
If they had exercised the quality Of for
giyeness in life their victims would have
been living and they also. But the Mollys
are not alone in the possession of the di-
vine attribute of forgiveness, Every con
demned murderer gets reduced to that
happy frame Of mind by the time that he
reaches the scaffold that he is ready to die
Mt pence with God and all the world.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30
A SENSIBLE AcT.-During seven years

A SENSIBLE AcT.-During seven years
Charles Eichorm, of Cincinnati, was sup
ported by his wife, who worked hard to
do it. Recently she tod him that she
was tired Of that kind Of thing, and that
he must earn his own living. He was in
excellent health, and had trade but he
had been SO long used to idlencss that
Mrs. Eichorm's resolution was II great
shock to him. The poor fellows feelings
we're hurt, too and he went into the yard
and hanged himself.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

AGE OF PRoGRFssIoN.- 1t has always
heretofore been the custom for the stern
parent to chasti,e the unruly child, but
as we are living in an nge of progression,
the old time rule has been reversed. A
short time ago, james Graham, Of Cres-
cent CIty,a father, became unruly and
obstrcperous, and his two sons chastised
him rather severely. The "old man 1"
took the case before Justice Eldridge and
had the "boys" fined s2S EACH The
courier gives it as its private opinion
that the old man deserved the trouncng.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

AND now the Sublime Porte complains
of Russian cruelties in the Caucasus.
Only a year ago the atrocities Of the
Turks toward the unfortunate Christians
Of Bosnia, Servia, and Bulgaria, were
theme which excited horror wherever
told, and it looks little like "Satan re-
buking sin y TO hear Turkish complaints
Of cruelty. No doubt the complaints are
well founded Russian character dixie
that Of any semi -barbarous people like
the rank and file OF the Russian armies
are composed Of, has been shown in for
mer years TO pay little attention TO human
suffering, and the horrors OF Russian treat
ment Of the Polish rebels are yet fresh in
our memories. But Cor Turkey to COM
plain looks a little as if she was meditat-
ing something of the same kind and
wanted to palliate il in advance.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

MORE ZEPHYRs.-We complain Of our
''northers" in this country, but they are
as gentle breezes compared with the tor
nadoes which desolA:e some of the West
ern States. One passed over Iowa, Mis-
souri,, Northern Illinois and Indiana on
the 25th inst. In one place train ofcars
was blown from the track and all the
passengers more or less injured. There
is great Obstruction to crops and other
property, but the loss Of life is small.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

SOME kind hearted women in Scott
county, Ky, thought agreeably to sur
prise a poor neighbor by setting her house
to rights during her temporary absence,
and among other operations took up a
carpet, put the straw in the fireplace and
set it on FIRE. They then went on with
then cleaning until men rushed in and
told them that the upper part Of the house
was in full blaze. The house was soon
destroyed, with nearly all the furniture.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

THIRTY leading citizens in Colfax
county, Neb., are learning lesson of re-
spect for the law from William Sears, a
supposed murderer. Several years ago
they formed a mob and drove him from
his home by threats to hang him. Now
he returns and sues them for $50, eco
dn,,,oooe
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

STILL BITING.-Notwthstanding the
many times the people have been bitten
BY the stock sharps of San Francisco
they appear to be always ready to bite
again when new deal opens. Stocks are
now coming I'D again, and the report is
that " small depostors are Withdrawing
for the purpose Of investing in stocks.
And so it will continue al tnftnttum.-
People like to gamble.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

THE City Of New York will probably
recover, by compromise from the Ring
plunderers something more than it has
cost to prosecute them. Meanwhile they
will have paid to their own attorneys for
defending them, many times more than
the city will recover from them. Tweed
IS presumed to have paid his attorneys a
million or two, Of which amount David
Dudley Field has had the lions share.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

MISS HADLocK, Of Newport. VT, met
in the street man who had circulated
derogatory stories about. her, She had
prepared herself for the occasion. First
she took pepper from a pocket and threw
it IN his eyes. Seconly she took raw
hide from her hustle and struck MIN sew
eral times with it. Thirdly she took a
rotten egg from hand bag and smashed
it in his face.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

SECOND CRoP.-Yuba county this year
produced two crops-of candidates. The
first crop was Republican about 20 in
number, fifteen of them being for Sheriff.
The second crop is Democrats with as
pirants for Sheriff so far. This must be
on account of the "slickins."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

ONE OF the most notable Office seekers
at the White House has been an ancient
colorcd person-eigbc; seven years are
his-whose credentials affirm thai he has
been bitten by three different snakes, shot
four times, in the breast, legs and arms,
and otherwise miscelaneously mutilated.
He wanted to do light sweeping" around
the Presidents house.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

REWARD OFFERED. = Five hundred
dollars reward is offered for the incendia-
ries who set fire to the soap factory at
Chico on the 22d inst. 1t had been burned
down and rebuilt. and is believed to have
been set on fire by the same gang which
burned it in the first place.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

We are still getting details of the tor
nado at Mount Carmel, Illinois. While
we can believe almost anything in reason,
we must be excused for doubling the as
sertion that u little boy was picked up,
carried half mile over church steeples,
etc, and finally landed at his own door.
But it may be so, nevertheless.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

OK the Texas border the stage robbers
are regarded as chivalrous gentlemen who
are Of benefit to the community. What
they steal from passengers is speedily dis
bursed among the shops and saloons, thus
helping business. A horse thief, howev-
cr, will be hung if captured. A virtuous
people will not permit such villans to go
unpunished. Life on the border develops
a queer standard Of morals.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

BRUCE, the colored Senator FROM Mis-
sissippi, and Pinchback, the somewhat
noted mulatto of New Orleans, are visit
ing this Coast. Their arrival gave the
colored voters Of San Francisco nm oppor-
tunity to get up an ovation, Ia the "rul-
Inn, rof a -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

AN egg laid upon the deck plating of
the monitor Monddaock, which is now
being rebuilt at Vallejo, was cooked hard
without any artificial heat one day during
the recent heated term. 1t was related
by the miners OF 40 that they cooked
eggs on the sand on the banks of the
American river at Brighton.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

A GROVE Of great trees near the Yo-
semitic has just been explored. 1t is OF
an altitude similar to that Of the other
groves, 6 GOO feet. Instead, however, at
being only a cluster Of forty trees, it is a
six mile square collection Of ten thousand
There are trees in it estimated to be from
1000 to 1000 years old.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

REV. w. B. MoRDEN, a Baptist cler-
gyman Of Norfolk, went to London, On
tario, the other day, dressed himself in
broadcloth, with white kid gloves ard a
white tie, and shot himself on the public
street at high noon. He was insane.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

MARKoNY, n German farmer living
near Marysville was burned to death in
his barn Tuesday night. lie intended to
90 to Marysvlle with load, and the sup
position is that he went to the barn to har-
ness the horses, was kicked by one of
them and his lantern tipped over at the
same time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

A LOWELL (Mass) newspaper an
nounced that twins had been born to the
wife of John Dixon. Mrs. Dixon, who
lived in Lynn, read this news, reflected
calmly, and was certain that no such
thing had happened to her. She went 10
Lowell, and found the mother of the
twins in a second wife Of Mr.. Dixon. The
bigamist was arrested.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

The Oakland Transcript wants the
Legislature to make it felony to attempt
to commit suicide. Then, if fellow
jumps into the water and is Gshed out, he
will be sent to the pehtentiary, and be
dead to the world - for while, at least.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

THE Educational Wrekiy does not
miss it far in saying: The best men in
the South join with the best men in the
North, and with good men everywhere,
in the expression of the belief that in uni
versal education alone lies the hope Of
better DAYS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

IT is stated from Vienna that man
named Beruk, groom Of an aristocratic
house, during n fit Of religious fervor,
nailed both his feet and his left hand to
the floor Of his bedroom, aud then with
his knife cut his left side open. During
the entire operation he gave no sign of
main
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

THE Humboldt Times begins to agitate
the question of having new Court House
built, and says that one need not cost
more than $4,000. There is not much
use in rich county like Humboldt patch
ing up old buildings.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

NOTABLE DEATH. Dr.. d. G. Burling-
anne, a dentist well known throughout
Northern California, was buried at Oro-
vile last week. He was a brother of
Hon. Anson Burlingame, former Minis
ter TO China.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

The son of l. S. Mathews, Of Fort
Jones, had his nose bitten off by horse
he was saddling. Mrs. Mathews picked
up the nose and it was put on by DR..
Newton, who has hopes it will grow to
its place again.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

A FILIAL New York Spiritualist has
removed the body of his father from
Greenwood, whore it had rested for 30
years, in response to communication
from tho departed one, who complained
that the grave was damp,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

JAMES II. BEALL, st. Louis lawyer,
has been debarred by tie Circuit Court
of that city for unprofessional conduct in
advertising to obtain divorces without ex-
poslre. A wholesome example.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

Four hundred men are employed about
the grounds of Greenwood Cemetery
New York yet visitors frequently sue
ceed in stealing floral decorations from
grave or traslerring them to other graves.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

THE official canvass shows that the
Prohibition candidate for Governor in
New Hampshire received just $50 votes
in total Of 77,S70. Is it not about time
to quit that fooling?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-30

TN an election of school trustees in Den
yer, Col, votes were cast by 1923 women.
Only one was challenged, a miss Of
eighteen, who knew she was old enough
to marry and thought she was old enough
to vote