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2 I. II I4. VIII. = 'JT. VDUIIIz
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Or. EDnts, 70. Sllt. = UGe gRF9t
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Rod cine tpafeliae WeritGeruness
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itloiieu, Die @eihafte Der GOmpagnie einSu-
itellen. Die 4ftipa iollen binrei6en, nm aae
GSdl1t1Ap11 III npdan
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-10
The Quadroon Hall.

WASHINGTON, February sc. Irving
Ditty OF Baltimore, before the Senate
Committee on Privileges and Elections,
70 day testified as follows: He went 10
New Orleans at the request Of the Pres
ideut TO witness the counting Of the
vote by the Returning Board. While
witness was in New Orleans he attended
the qusdroon ball, and danced there. He
told his wife about it aud a number OF
other ladies and gentlemen. Hon. Ly.
man Trumbull wa there also, and danced
with the girls. Mr.. Sherman and Mr..
Garfield were not there, but number OF
gentlemen Of both )mmittees were there.
An excited war OF words occurred nj
this point between the members Of the
committee and the witness. Mr.. sparks
having said be believed Judge Trumbull
would designate the wIto"ss' story ~
stut, Captain Ditty replh d angrilyt q:
if the chairman meant 70 insiuuat: that
his, witness', statement was untrue he,
the chairman, assumed something which
he hsd no right 10. Witnes. C ntinued:
All the parties went 10 the ball NJ =
matter Of curiosity. One feature OF the
ball wa. q woman with pink eyes. The
committee laughed heartily at the closing
portion of Captain Dluy's evidence.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-10

TaE Capital bill was taken up on Its
s-,, reading yesterday afternoon IN the
..,.,s A motion was made to dispose
-, :, witbou. the usual reference to q
,,rmi,tee, but this failed by vote OF
Z. sves TO 10 nsys. A motion was then
made 10 refer it to the Judiciary Com
-o;,,se but it also failed by the same vote.
The hill WAS then referred to the Com
,it,.e on Finance, the vote on these
various motions being the same all the
wsy through. This was proper dispo-
:,;o, 70 make of the bill and
.,s Senate has done exactly
x,s, the House ought to have done,
The matters OF costs and expenses is what
ne people are wanting some iniorms-
,,op about, and 1t might not be out OF
the way Tor the Committee 10 make an
s.,iuste of the difference Ia the cost OF
constructing public buildings at the
various rival places. 1t depends upon
ne facilities for building and procuring
materials which town may have IN
ae,e.mining the probable cost of erect
my State buildings, and this one item
nay have considerable influence in deter
inning large class of voters as to how
they will vote upon this proposition.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-10

THE following act having passed both
branches of the Legislature has become
a law, taking effect from its passage, and
as it is mstter of general interest we
publish the full text of it.
AN ACT concerning the election and
qualification of county and district
officers elected at the last general elec-
ton.
BE It enacted by the Legislature Of West
Virginia:
/. That any county or district officer
elected at the last general election in this
State who is required by law to give an
official bond and qualify within speci-
fed time, who has failed to do so by
reason of there having been no session
OF the County Court in his county with
IN the time he was SO required to give
bond and qualify, may within sixty days
from and after the passage of this sct, II
there be q session OF the County Court
of his county within that period, and n
not at the first session Of said court held
thereafter, give such bond and qualify IN
the mar ner required BY law.
2. II any such officer as is mentioned
in the irst section has given the bond re-
ouired by law and qualified after the eI'
pirstion of the time required by law, the
giving of the said bond and qualification
of said officer is hereby legalized and
made valid. and said bond and qusiifica,
tion shall have the same force and effect
ip all respects as If the same had beer
given and done within the time requHec
BY lsS.
8. This act shall be in force from anc
after its passage.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-10
Indian Depredations.

CHEYENNE, February "a party Of
Indians, supposed to be Cheyennss, made
an attack on Chsses Rancho on Hors
Greek, thirty miles north of here, yestsr.
day evening. A force of fifteen citizens
mustered and gave the Indians battle.
and drove them of and captured four of
their ponies. No one was injured.
Last Tuesday two men named Young
and Dean, started from Spear Fish in =
wagon for a hunt. When few miles
from town they were fred into by band
OF twenty Indians. At tho 6rst
volley Dean, who was driv-
ing, received two wounds, but
kept his seat and controlled the horses,
giving his companions an opportunity to
use his rife By their great GOODNESS and
courage they made their escape. Deans
wounds are severe, though not fatal.
Last night the Indians made dash on 3
rancho, q short distance from Crook
City, killing Thos. Waldron, of Montana,
and wounding another severely, and sue.
ceeded in carrying away about 80 horses.
The man who was wounded killed ono
Indian.
There was rich strike made to day,
at the lower end of the city. Eighteen
cents was taken from one pan OF surface
earth. The claim Is known IS the New
Discovery"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-10
HOUSE.

Soon after mid day, to which time the
recess had been extended, the deficiency
appropriation bill passed with the amend
ments sppropristIng 100000 for the
payment OF claims against the interior
department stricken out.
The bill providing for the distribution
of the awards made in convention be-
tween the United States and Mexico was
passed.
Mr. Black burn, from the committee on
elections in LOUISIANA, reported resoiu'
ton authorizing the committee TO have
the testimony taken before 1t printed by
a private printing office, the public PRINT
er not beng able TO do the work imme-
diately.
Mr.. Hale raised point OF order that
the House could have no printing done
excep. at tie public printing Office.
The Speaker sustained the point and
the resolution was withdrawn.
The House went into Committee ol
the Whole, Mr.. Cox in the chair, on the
private calendar
After some debate On the bill con-
frming certain private land claims in
New Mexico, the committee rose with
out conclusion thereon.
Mr.. Morrison, chairman OF the
special committee on LOUISIANA a.
iairs. submitted report Of tha;
committee, which conc udes With q
resolution declaring that the Demo
cratic electors received & majority OF the
votes in the State Of Louisiana ths,
the pretended canvass and compilation
of the vote for electors by the board Of
returning officers was without the
authority OF law and fraudulent, and
that the vote Of that State cannot b
counted for Hayes And Wheeler without
the confirmation and approval OF the
illegal and fraudulent act Of said return
ing board.
Mr.. Townsend, OF Pennsylvsnis, sub
! nItted . minority report recommending
the adoption Of the resolution declaring
,ha, ,te Republican electors have beet
elected in LJuisisna, and that the elec
tion Was examined into, determined de
clared and promulgated by the prope'
authorities OF said State under al ,n'
forms of lsx aud in compliance with III
! Constitution Of the United States
Both reports were ordered printed an'
! recommittes.
The House took recess ill 10 A. n
tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-10
Warrington Items.

WASHINGTON, February 9.-The Sen
ate this afternoon ratified the extra
dition treaty between the United States
and Spain.
The President to day sent to Congress
a message, inclosing memorial At the
request of . committee composed Of many
distinguished citizens OF New York, re-
Gently appointed to cooperate with q
generous body of French citizens, who de-
sign 10 erect IN the harbor Of New York
q colossal statue OF Liberty enlightes-
ing the world" The memorial is
signed BY VIM. II. Evart, E. d. Morgan,
W. c. Bryant and other, respectfully
asking q concurrence of the President,
requesting him TO transmit the memorial
10 Congress and asking that the site Of
Bedloe island be given on which to erect
the statue. in commemoraiion OF the
Tooth anniversary Of American inde-
pendence.
The Presiden. in his message says:
VERY little Is asked of the U United States
to do, and 1 hope the wishes ofthe mem
oralists msy receive you very favorable
cor sidera;ion.
Secretary Morrili's condition is some
what improved to-aight, and nsuch as V
give encouragement for his recovery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-10
The Porte's Defence.

CoNsTANrISoPLx, February 9.-Tbe
circular of the Porte on the failure Of
the Conference, dated January 18th,
after recapitulsting the argument aud
justifying the rejection of the proposals
of the powers, comments in very con
temptuous tone on the assertion made by
General Ignstiefi at the final sitting OF
the Conference. that the Porte, BY its
action, had virtually sbrogated the
treaty of Paris. The Porto de-
clares that nothing would have
been easier for the Turkish del
egstes, it they had considered
such course expedient, than 10 show
that General lgnstihs assertion was de
fective both IN form and substance. The
delegates, however, remained SILENT ~
lgnstieti's remarks were irrelevant 10 tho
object Of the Conference. The Euro
pean delegates, by their silence, gave ali
unequivocsl sign of ss,onishmenI ~ the
language in which Ignstief pretended
to express the views Of he whole Con
ference.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-10
THE RESULT.

The announcement that the Electoral
Commission has counted Florida for
HAYES, by strict party vote, is not un
expected after the decision rendered In
me same way on Wednesday last. It's
the beginning Of the end of the great
swindle perpe,rsted against the Amer
can people. The principles laid down
In this decision will govern subse
quent cases brought before the Commits
sion. The Commission have decided in
effect that Congress has not the power
10 counting the electoral vote to so be-
hind the certificates even though the re-
turns be counted against the knowledge
LAT it was fraud. A strict application
o! the principle laid down by the Com
mission will give Oregon to Mr.. TILDEN,
We: we are ready to believe that a
majority Of the Commission, so
thoroughly partizsn in their views,
would be ready to find some subtertuge
% evsde their own decision. But lot
this be IS it may, there Is one
teplorsble feature of the action
Of the Tribunal in laying down this
principle for government in future
elections, and that is, there vii! be
sierrible temptation held out for cor
'1Ption IN closely contested elections
Hereafter csnvsssing officers can alter
and peryert the aggregate of the returns
80 IS 10 make them present false returns,
aud there vii be no remedy for it. With
such sprecedent established it is easy TO
'o'etell the result of future elections, and
We can look to the near future tor the
sure and swift destruction of our repub-
lie. This is gloomy view to take OF: it,
oli We can confess with the little light
Afforded US we are unable to see any
brighter prospect.
II may be that the louisiana vote will
yet be thrown entirely aside and the
election thrown into the House OF Rep.
fesentStives, in which event Mr.. TILpES
VIII be elected. And then we have that
one Oregon vote to tall back on, although
We DO not take much stock in that. Yet
We propose to fall back only as We are
forced back, and will continue to do 80
until the last ditch il reached. We are
not willing to strike-our colors until the
light 10 over.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-10

The Richmond Va Dispatch in q
article discussing the bill now pending
In the West Virginia Senate providing
for the permanent location ofthe Capital,
says:
"As the bill stands the end Of fixing
the State Capital at Clsrksburg Is, we
NAV say, certain. Msrtinsburg and
Clsrksbure at the first election will pre-.
vent Charleston, ksnswhs, from getting
a majority, ani Msrtinsburg will get the
lowest vote. At the second election the
strength OF the many Baltimore and Ohio
railroad towns will be combined upon
Cisrks burg. and that will be chosen.
The seat Of government selected and
the capitol built of course diminishes the
chance for the reunion Of the now
divided parts of the Old DomInion-an
event the elder citizens oil both States
have continued TO hope tor. Many have
speculaied as to this reunion With
Stau nton as the seat of government. This
Is q forlorn hope indeed, yet as unlikely
things have been known 70 happen.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-10

tenn of the Senate. Thereupon, in COM
pliance with the electoral act, the two
Houses will again meet, and the decision
will be read and entered upon the jour
nal of each House, and the vote of Flor
ida will Immediately be counted for
Hayes and Wheeler, unless, upon objec-
ton being made in writing by at least
five Senators and five members of the
House, the two houses shall separately
concur in ordering otherwise. 1t being
known that the two houses will not so
concur, it is not thought likely that any
objection will be made to the immediate
counting OF the Florida Republican votes
as this would be an unnecessary waste of
time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-10
Boiler explosion.

CHICAGO, February 9.-About ll:2O
tonight, the boiler OF the Daily Neios
establishment, owned by Anderson, Law.
son Il Co., and situated on Fifth avenue,
between Madison and Washington
streets, exploded and demolished the
two story extension Of the building in
which il is situated, besides breaking u
large amount Of glass, running
q folder and injuring the four cylinder
press TO some extent. The loss Is un-
known tonight, but is not very heavy
The engineer aud four folders were IN
the room at the time the explosion oc.
Cured, but none OF them were seriously
injured, though two or three were scSld-
ed and burned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-10
Al franklin Ind yestsrdsy. X.

At Franklin, Ind. yesterday. X. I.
Taylor, the deisulting cashier OF the
First National Bank, Of that plsce, was
found dying in the back room OF DIR
Payne's Office. The doctors cay thst
death may occur at any moment. He had
no money with him, and claims that his
travelling bag, which WA supposed ~
have contained the money, ws len IN .
csboo.e car. He IL thought 10 have ~.
rived during the night on freight train.
He says he has been absent about si1
years. The belief =, Franklin is thAt ths
l,ss 10 the bank will reach $4,000. The
general ledger and other books Of i'm
o .rtsnce are still missing.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-10
Dealers In Counterfeit Money Ar
reSle1.

ClScISsATr, February .. Alfred
Taylor, William Buckley alias Murphy,
James Johns AMI Vincent Woods, sll
colored, were arrested to-day by United
States detectives. charged with dealing
in counterfeit money. 1t is asserted that
they have been showing ten dollar
counterfeit notes Of the National bank OF
Muncle, Indiars and they are q por-
ton of the gang led by Ogle and Nc
Herman, who were recently arrested.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-10

WAsHIsGToS, February s.-Senator
Cameron says that the suit against him
for breach Of promise is stimulated by
blackmailers, who will be exposed. The
Senator some time ago procured q situa-
ton for the plaintiff in the Treasury De
Rartment, but she was discharged, and
he declined 70 have her restored.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-10

Russia, in Europe, has population
of II, $50, $50, while European Turkey has
a population of 100000. The popula-
tioa of the whole Turkish Empire is
100000; of the Russian Empire So
$4,000 Russia has 1918 miles OF rail-
road and Turkey s65 miles.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-10
nurxiexera ExeeusRd.

BALTIMORE, February s,-Ch.ries H.
simpson and Martin Henry. both color
ed, were hanged to-day at Port Tobacco,
Maryland, for the marder OF John w.
Everett. IN July, 1876. Simpson' neck
was broken; Henry died from sirangols-
ton. Aoout 1900 psrsons, mosily color
Al vttnesssd The execution
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-10
Additional Dspstchss on foar,h Page J

NEW YoRK, February 9.--Dry 6oods
-Bu,ipe,, wa, rather less sctive With
connisslon houses. Cotton goods re-
main very srn. HiiPs bIsscnsd shift-
ing, haye advaoced &c. Cotton drssa
goods more sctiye Prints IN no isrsts
demsnd ard Hrm. Msrrimsc pr,-u vii
b. ADVANCED 70 sc 70 morrow Wooisn
goods in limited dsmsId.
pI1T.BUEGg, February 9.-Petroleom
-crude weak =. So co st Psrksr,; re-
nnsd dull; rehaer, ,king Btc, Ph'is-
deIphis delivery; some ou. side SALE are
reported ~ low ss &c.
sr. LOUIS. February s.-Hogs-Ligbt;
shipping 70 good Yorker, IS 25fa6 %;
common TO good pscking 81 1btas 2bi
Philsdslpbiss So 25(s6 >5.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-10
Co,umb,. Life Insur.se. Company

ST. LOUIS, February s.-The State
Superintendent Of Insurancs hAs sp-
pointed q board Of special examiners
under the law 10 spprsi.e the assets, and
especially the real estate, Of the Coium-
bis Life Insurance Company Of this city.
1t is also the purpose Of the insurance
department 70 apply 70 the courts for the
appointment OF receivers for the COM
pauy on the ground that the
depreciation Of is assets, especially
IN real estate, hss been 80 great
that il u ho longer safe for the
company 70 continue business. The IN
dic,rnent Of John Dougless, President and
Z. w. Bryant, attorney Of this company
is considered under the circumstance -
9 great hardship, II no. an oairsse, and
that said action against them will no!
stand IN the court, or At least the charge
.gsIns: them can be easily cleared away
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-10

GREAT BANKRUPT sALEof JEwELkf
ON receipt Of 5lc 20 will send ~ mall.
rSstoa,d. All Of The following pieces of
er reiry. viz: pair God rlatsd EnsIsysd
sleeve Battons, one set Gold Front nhin
Pol Plate Watch Chain and Cents HDss
Corni soarr pln. We ofer this great bar
xain merely 10 draw attention 10 our susi.
neSz. a. we have AL kinds Of watshes snd
ieveiYy % lov prices. Send tor LatASoTus.
COLES 4 CO., S8 Broadway, hsu fob
CITY. hso