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Sampffe1el=Grploiion. - Sret 4er'
TDttett 0efo0fet.

Gin cinnati, Ohio, 5. augult. - am
letteu Samltags sAbenoe erplooirte in gnter<
prize, 8. .zSirg., Der 9ampiteilel einer cage
mible, uno @eorg 9uerD, Sobn Yarr ano
isranf Dilmortb blieben auf Der Stsae foot.
Daniel Barf nebit orei anoereH PerloheH
tn,1res frf,ner nermur0et.
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Grfrttttfcu.

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@hciter 3. Partburit ertrant ami leeteR Sam@
itagS=2lbeHoe nebit ietuer Satin uno ieinem
Sobne in bem inter Dem gtameu y&be BOG"
befaunteH 8eidle, 30 WteileH Don Botsoam,
NsY. 9le 6anille madte sur .3eit eine
Q8aiieriabrt, mo oa58 tcnterte our6 einen
ungliidieltgeu 3ufau. Sdmmtlide 9ei6en
iiuO aufgefun6en. Sr. Yurtburft mar Elm be-
fainter Saufmnnn in Botsoam.
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Cine &Qrt&.

4ins Aarte.
an VIE, peIda, ON ben 6olsen pon Susenbihnben,
netpcier S1nade, gnt,rdftuns, 8erluff ber Vlan-
nestrait &c. ieioen, fenbe Id to enfre elm &esept
bas fe fllrrt. Dieies srose 9eilnitteI purbe Don
etnem Ofiiiiondr tn hb>amertfa entbedt. Sdidi Elm
asrslfrtes @ouOsrt an 5aeo. Soiepb 3. Snman, sta.
iion D, Bible>Soue, N.sg. @itp.
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Sd)teBefaire ttno Wior0 lit einent
Stu9elt0uaeLS Sheater.

% IN u Antonto, SET.r D. Augur.-Sm
y@reeu 6ront=Saloon," etnem bieIgen Sin=
aeltangel Sheater, eret9uete iid) ami lebten
Samita98z zNbenOe cine blutige Grag0Ote.
Sobn 2aubam, fpelber ais 6equilitenbe.
mahrer in TEN @tabliiement funairte, mar in
@eorgie 0rafe, etuc Ger S1ouipielerinren,
perItebt uuO auf einen 9epiiien u. Station
Squlrea, meldler BON Der Stl0nen oorgeSogen
uulbe, I'M b0diten @rabe eiieriiihtIg. 2an=
bam muroe Sulctt 10 gerei5t, baB er bluttge
6a6e iHpor. @r neriab iid 3u bieiem 3lpede
nit cinenu Reooluer uno bate Elm Yfero an
oer6tntertbtire Sur6ludt berett teben. Sorge=
iteru NbenO, ipGbreuD Die Soritellun9 I'M
@ange mar, orang 2anbam pl0bltd auf
Squlre5 Gin un0 ieuerte einen S6uB ab, mel
der leOof ictn s3iel uerieblte. SquireS CAB
SerienaelO uuo bradlte lib, ob9leid) eiue Slpeite
Su9d ieinen Stlenfel ourdbobrte, gludltdl
III Stdlerbeit. 3aubam feuerte lobann auf
leine 9tliebte, meld]e in ben 6alS getrofien
nurDe uno t00tlid) oeripun0et Sulammenbra6.
Der Df5roer oriifte looann Die 9Saffe ge8eu
iid) ielblt ab, allein bic &ugel aing iebl uuo
traf eincn Sremoen, Namen8gSilliam Sailep,
in ben Arm. 2anbam brad iidJ barauf Sabn
Ourh rie Otenge, ldpang itd auf letn BferO
uno rift bon oauuen. Die Seb6rOen oil per-
id)iebeneu Yunfteu oil ber9ren5e iino ourd) cen
Selegrapben BON Dem Sorfalle beua6rtbt1gt
moroen. 2anbam ltaulmt ans OonItcn uno
lit erit 19 Sabre alt.. Wan betra6tet e8 al5
ein wabre8 2Suuber, oaB Nu9eTdt8 Der gro
BHn 3ulbauTmenge, meldle iid III Gem 2Ofale
befanb, ni6t nlebr Yel elOnen our6 Die SdiiIIe
Uerluuuoet mureeu,
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gfemzD DOrf, 5. @u9ult. - 0aS @on9reB.
@onite, meldeS fid) NIT Der Nrbeiterfrage be-
ld)afti9t, berb0rte beute 0torgen perihieoene
lpeitere 3eu9en. 0a8 @onlite miro iif NOR
gen auf eintge 3tlt pertagen unb ipGter cine
Qn5abl SanfierS nno Sauheute oernebn1en.
Die heute porgebrad)ten NnF9ten pareu I'LL
mid)tig.
Sr. Graham, SefretGr ter y8orfin9men'S
llnlOn," benunSirte ollie @iienbabn= 0tonopole,
erfldrte iebof), er iei fein 9egner bes Sapitals,
ipeldeS anf ebrlid)e gSele erlporben piirbe.
Gr perlan9te, baB alien Ittiens unb @tien=
pefulationen, iomie aller &laiieu9elebse-
bHng @tnbalt getbau perbe. Serner uerlanate
er, oaB allen Ourdl Sampfer befDroerten
Sra9tsiitern cine lpc5ielle Steuer auierle9f
meroe. Dies mirbe, mte er iagte, oen Segcl=
fa6rSengen gum Sortheile gereid]en nno ben
anerlfaniden Seehan6el neu beleben.
0r. UtarlbaQ, eiu beoeuten0er Rbeeer fiel
oem 3eugen in'5 gSort uuS briidte bireft ent=
gegen9elette Nnitdltcn aus; er erflGrte, oaS
ipabre Sellmittel bcltebe III Der 2lufbeburg beS
BrObibitiou89eieteS uno Der 3ieOrftion Der
Steuern. Or. 9rabam purbe ourd] oIeIen
9St0erlpru6 Oerbliifft uno beenoete Ieine 2luSz
la9en nit eint9en @mpfehlrnaen III Bejug
aul 9toilotenltr. form uno Die 9rinbung BON
Arbelter Solonit'H auf 8egierungSldnoereieu.
5oratiO .. 9beperO lalus ais !6iilfsmittsl
Dor, bic aui uerl1ie0enen SuouitrieSmeigen
laltenoen Steuern aui5ubcben uno 0ieelben
auf Die lriitotratte ooer Die benlitielten SlaI=
len 5u iibertragen. 3euge mar Der 2lnftd]t, e8
lpiiroe 3lt olel it6er Snflatton 9Clprodeu uno
nld)t 9enug iiber Die Scfeuerung Der 9tetd)en.
Gr lei Oafir, baB Die @lnfommeuiteuer misoer
siugefiihrt luerbe.
6r. StraBer, $rdiibent berp Gigaucnma4er<
lnlon," oerlan9te, OaB Die @ininbr pou SuliS
in Sdn 6ranSlsco perbOten werOe. ST iagte,
es wiiroen 5ur 3ett mebr @i9arren fabri5lrt,
alS le, uRo troBbem gin9en Die @eihGfte
l6ledter.
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@i, @abnbeaitter Derunsladt.

Nem,Brunsmtd, N..S., 5. Nu9ult. =
6r. Pielceb .. Qesie9, 5ilfss SuperUiior Der
- tennipl ipuroe beute, mdbreno
er oil bem 0iili1en @nbe Der bieii9en @iien'
babnbriide nit elmer SermeiIung beifditi9t
mar, bon elmer poriiberiabrenOen 0ofomotipe
iiberfabren unO auf Der Steae getootet.
- @....cA.sS.H 1e.ASAE-.. D~nK 0xn~-
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9aS tpumocrbar Wirfemos &autmitteI
SuIphide Of A RS e n u m.
Ninnen, Bliitben, Seulen unb alle 5auausibldse
ueroen un inst ebeilt; 81 bas Badet; NIT
Der yoif suseibidt. Nau ienbe Bof=StHee=Stempel
thr yampblet nebt 9e6raud san,ueiiuns.
Sr. Sohate & Son.p., Rr. Sc. Sfts6aaettefr.,
8ein Slpotbefer bat es. (Sebr20,tS.i.a.3.)
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Die meuem sarft5d,en aHe rafHi6en elsft
d,emttd1en, YgerfariaI=, G6tpeteIs uno 9ampt-
saoer In Nr. 14s. Saratsaas, nabe @utapfraBe,
finb lest fir 5erren unb Damen In boiler 9latatett.
(Sepn0, ,i2DgteT
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Rom, 5. 9tu9ut.-Sn Bc3ug auf bic Dit
feren6en, meld1e iif an9ebIid III SOSnien 5pt-
iden Den 0ltrcibilhen unO ltolieniiden Son-
iuln i'll 6Olge DER gebeimeH Sctbeillgnng Der
9ebtereu al Der 2taltatiOn 9e9en Die Seiheiz
der erbOben Babeu, lit bier ntdt oaS @eriu8ite
befauut
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Rnn on n knHIngr Hank.

NEW YORK, March 28.-As early as I
o'clock this morning crowds began to as.
semble in front of the Six-Penny Saw.
ings Bank, and by noon the crowd had
swelled TO about one thousand. Every
approach is strongly guarded, and only
stockholders and officers We're admitted.
1t was rumored that quite number Of
persons keeping stores on Third and
Fourth avenues and Broadway, in the
lmmediste. neighborhood, had discount
and deposit business with the bank
and drew out their money when needed
on checks and without presenting
their books. The Secretary OF neigh.
boring savings bsnk said II was known
tor some time past thsi the SiI.Penny
did that sort OF business, knowing il was
contrary TO the spirit OF the law regsrd-
ing savings banks. His impression was
that they would pay about eighty cents
on the dollar. Much indignation was
expressed ny the crowd at runor that
the bank continued payments yesterday
10 favored depositors for nearly three
hours after the Injunction TO c.ose had
been served. TIE officers will be held
responsible by the deposltors If the iacis,
as reported, are true.
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THE ROPE.
Another Mollic Mcguire suffers the
Death Penalty.


MAUCH CHUNK, Pa, March 2S.-
Thomas p. Fisher was hung in the cor.
ridor Of the jail this morning for compile
Iiy in the murder Of Morgan Powell,
mine boss at Summit Hill, on the even.
ing Of March q, 1876. Fisher was one
of the most influential members Of the
Molhe Mcguire Association, and . more
Intelligent man than most of his compan-
ions. A large number OF persons wit
messed the hanging. Fisher passed
restless night going TO bed very
late Early this morning Fathers
Bunoe and Mynne arrived and were
with him until the drop fell. At 9sO
O'Clock large crowd surround
ed the jail, and those having
passes were admitted Whom all
was in readiness the procession moved
from the cell 10 tho gsllow,. Fisher
walked up the steps coolly, and alter =
short prayer by the priests. he read in n
loud aud distinct tone part Of the state
ment written for him by Emil Boyce o,
the Goal aud Iron Gazette He said he
wss strong enough TO read the rest, bat
would not, as it would be published. Hs
then begged forgiveness OF everyone and
asked all 10 pray for him. The priests
and attendants having left the scsIold.
the sheriff adjusted the moose, stepped
down quickly and pulled the rope AT
1904. Fisher fell four feet. Ho suffered
very little, his neck being disloca,ed six
and half minutes after the fall. There
was slight convulslye movement OF tho
body, and six minutes later his hear,
ceased to best The body was SLOWED
to hang thirty.two minutes, when it was
cut down and sent TO summit. Hill IN q
hesrse. The funeral. Sunday, will be u
large one. There was very little excite.
ment and nothing like disturbance.
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WHEELING w. VA. FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH 49, 1878.

calling out such of the reserve forces IS
might be required. Mr.. Hardy pointed
out that this is not the embodiment OF
the militia, which would not take place
until it was necessary to send the regu-
lars abroad.
1t is understood that the royal message
will enter into 3 detailed statement of
the causes for calling out the reserve.
General Ignatief's Mission.
LONDON, March 28.-A Vienna cor.
respondent states that General Ignstieff
so Tar seems TO have confined himself to
demonstrating that Russiss military po-
sition is such that she has no occasion 10
fear anything, and that she hss carefully
considered Austris's interest. The cor
respondent thinks that he comes too late
TO impress these views, as Austris's opln-
ion is already tolersbly formed, while il
he has any more positive proposals, he
may be early, as Austria still clings 10
the hope of European sslution.
A Berlin special says that General Ig-
nstieff seems authorized to promise, as
the price of Austrian neutrality, the re-
striction OF the Bulgarian and Montene.
grin frontiers, a railroad from Sslonics
to the Austrian frontier and possibly an
extension of the Austrian territory. II
these conditions are accepted, Russia is
expected to take action in the East.
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Surrender OF Cuban Insurgents.

NGw YORK, March pa letter from
Havana Of March 23rd, has the follow
ing: The surrender Of the insurgents,
armed and uHsrDed, continues in differ
ent portions OF the island, and OILY one
of the prominent chiefs, named Msceo,
is still holding out in the mountains oftse
eastern department, with four hundred
followers, mostly colored. Martinrz
C.mpos IS still rapidly moving from one
place 10 smother, as if the campaign was
still in force. A short time ago be was
A. Santiago De Cuba, where be was re-
csived by the Cub.ns and Spsnisrds
With the greatest demonstrations OF de.
light. Although there are still rumors
OF 9 new uprising Of small bands cIrcu.
lated by dlscontenied persons, there Ia
no doubt but ihA! an earnest desire for
peace perTsdes All classes Of Guiana
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Tax on Dd.riIIed spiriss.

WAsHISGToS, March 2a-The Presi-
dent, on the recommendation Of Com.
missioner Raum, has approved the joint
resolution providing that the tax on oil
distilled spirits hereafter entered for de-
posit IN dlstillery warehouses shall DO due
and payable before and a. the time ,he
time the same are Withdrawn thereirom.
and within three years from the date OF
entry TOR deposit therein. In case Of
non-payment OF the tax on any distilled
spirits within one year from the date Of
the original wsrehou,ing bond fcr such
spirits. Interest shall accrue upon the
sAid tax at the rate OF Eve per centum
per snnum, from and after the expiration
Of said year until the tar shall be paid. :.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHINGToS, March 70.
SENATE.

Mr.. Ferry, from the Committee or
Postof1ces and Post-roads, reported, with
amendments, the House bill TO regulate
advertising Of mail lettings. Placed on
the calendar.
Mr.. Teller, from the Committee on
Railroads, reported, with amendments
the Senate bill to incorporate the Ma
tional Pacific Railroad and Telegraph
Companies, tie object OF which il tc
construct and operate railroad and tel
egraph line from Cheyenne to Fort Lar
annie; thence TO Deadwood, and from
Fort Laramie TO Fort Fetterman
thence, in . northerly or northwest.
erly direction, 10 the Yellowstone
river near the mouth OF Big Horn river,
thence TO Helena, Montana, and thence
to the Pacific ocean. 1t gives the right
of way through the public lands includ.
ing all the necessary ground for station
buildings, shops, &c, not to exceed one
hundred and sixty acres for each station.
Placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Eaton. by request, introduced 8 bill
to allow American registry to foreign.
built vessels. Referred.
A number of bill, granting pensions
were passed during the morning hour,
including o pension of fifty dollars a
month TO General James Shields, of Mis-
souri,.
At the expiration of the morning hour
consideration was resumed Of the Pseiac
railroad sinking fund bill, and Mr.. Bal.
ley spoke in favor of the bill reported by
the Committee on Judiciary.
Mr.. Bailey said the bill reported by
the Committee on Railroads would secsre
the Government. The question whether
the Senate should adopt one or the other
would be of little Importance; but who
could say that these railroad companies
would accept the bill of the Railroad
committee, as it provided they must do
to make it effective! In view of some
incidents in the history of these corpora
tions, he did not think they would
accept the bill. He commented at
some length on Its provisions, and said it
relinquished to the companies $45, 1885,
900; the Government had already been
too bountifpl. He argued that the bill
reported by the Judiciary Committee
did not impair the obligations OF
contract. and there was nothing in the
acts OF 1862 Ga which prohibited Con-
gress from compelling these companies
to create q sinking fund to pay all
debts due the government.
Pending discussion Mr.. Robbins intro
duced bill authorizing the Courts Of the
District Of Columbia 10 sbste certain tax
enormously assessed upon Rdgewood,
q part OF the estate of the late Chief
Justice Chase. Referred.
The Senate went into executive session.
When the doors re-opened,
Mr.. Lamar submitted q resolution d.
recting the Secretary OF War to transmit
to the Senate c,pies Of the report OF
the Board Of Engineers on preservation
of water fronts at Vicksburg, MissiSsip-
pl, and the letter OF the Chief Of engi-
neers submitting the same, with maps
and estimates IN relation thereto.
Agreed to.
Mr.. Teller, from the Committee on
Railroads, reported, with amendments,
Senate bill to authorize the construction
Of narrow gauge road from Bismarck
TO the Black Hills. Placed on the calen.
dar.
Adjourned until Monday.
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billiard Tournament.

ST. LOUIS, March 2s.-The billiard
Tournament, which hAs been progress
here for 8 week past, closed tonight, 60
far as the regular games 60. With tie
contest between Don and SIossoD, which
was won by Dion by . score Of 600 70
5l7. Winners average u l2-4s; beat
Pms IS and sa. Losers average 10 SS-4s;
bss; runs II and 66. Dion and Schssfer
Get the erE money, and will play
Of Tomorrow afternoon. Gallagher
gets third money. J. w. AeColIocb, Of
the Brunswick & Bake Manufacturing
Company hAs offered purse Of 500, 10
be played for By the contestsnts 10 this
Tournament. Schssfer and Gallagher OF
one side ard Slo4son and Dion on the
other, Will contest for IL on Saturday
afterrOon.
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Tax on Tobacco.

WAsHISoros, March 2s.-The Com.
mittee on Ways and Means had under
consideration to-day the internal reye-
nue. bill, and agreed 10 the clause aIing
the tar on tobacco st 10 cents per pound
This action Is liable 20 be changed.
They slso agreed TO reduce the tar on
cigars from S. TO So per thousand, aud
the rate on cigarettes weighing less than
81 pounds was hred at$l rs. and upon
thsse weighing over 81 pounds At IS per
hor
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PLENTY OF STRAWBERRIES
And Peaches and Cream In the Bar
nesyiIIc Region.
BARSEsyILLE, O. 28.

GAINESVILLE, o., 28.
Dismiss all fears sbouL the failure Of
strswberrIes. They were not enough
advanced to be hurt by the freeze. They
are hard 10 kill here, and we always are
sure of crop unless there Is too much
rain or too dry weather at the ripening
season. We will send you plenty of the
best this year. Peaches in these high
grounds are safe. Nobody slludes to the
wheat being hurt. All other fruits are
safe and promising. The peaches in the
valleys may be hurt to some extent, but
in the uplands there will be good crop.
Early cherries are perhaps injured, but
they don't amount TO much save IS sn
early luxury. Belmont county farmers
are buoysnt and hopeful in anticipation
of the crops Of 1878. NURsER.
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DIZZY GOODS.


NEw YORK, March 2S---Dry Goods
The jobbipg trade continues fair, but
business Is light with package houses.
Cottons In moderate request and fairly
steady, but some makes OF Hne brown are
lower. Corded piques in good demand.
Prints unsettled; Gamers and Harmony
fsncies are jsbbing by the case At very
low prices. Woolens inactive. Foreign
goods are jobbing fairly, but quiet in arst
hands.
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Education oftbe BIisd.

WAsHIsGTos, March 2s.-The House
COMMITTEES on Education and Labor TO.
day agreed TO rspor, iayorsbly upon tho
bill INTRODUCED by Mr.. Will, Of Ken
tucky, 70 provide fund of $1,000 j"
United States bond, the interest on wbh b
.hsil be paid 70 the Trustees Of the Amer.
lcsn printing bou,s for the bliDd, and Ell
pended for the benefit Of various insti,u-
HOES Throughout the country engaged la
the education OF the blind.
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Ellis Appseyea.

WLssIsOTos, March 2s.-Ths PGssl.
dsnt has approved the &C. - sutkorizs
The grating Of American rsgls,ry 70
foreign bGilt yssssts, for The parposs OF
the Woodruff sciertae srpsditioo
sroQbd The sorId, anf also the bill max
ing appropriations Tor iorliicasions ani
other works Of dsfense
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maryIa.d EIec,isu R.. ela,iss.

AssAroLIs, March 2B.-The House o!
Representatives to-day, by vote OF 4G
yeas and % nays, passed the joint resc-
luton offered by Montgomery Blair IN
the l9:h Of March insiructlng the Attor.
ney General OF the State 10 exhibit = bill
in tho Supreme Court Of the United
states in behalf OF the State Of Mary.
lard. praying said court 10 revise the de-.
clsion Of the Electoral Commissi1n and
declare Tilden and Hendricks legally
elected
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weather Iadi..,teu..

WAsBIsGTos. March -, / A. A.
For tbs tennessee and Ohio Valley
elssrinz weather, colcsr northwest winds
and rning barometer, possibly followed
At western stations BY falling barometer.
snd winds vssrng y warmer southeast.
For lhe Lover Lake., Gle ring ~sathsr.
colder rosth wirdl, sDd rising barometer.
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CaIn Weather In ENGLAND.

LONDON. March 2S.-There are four
inches of snow in the midland counties
and the snow is still falling. The weaih-
er Throughout the kingdom is unsessons-
bly, cold, and farming oPerstions are i'm
peded. Considerable damage Is Likely TO
result in consequence OF the forward
state Of vegetation sitter two months oi
very mild weather
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Fire and Less Of Life.

DAYTON, o., March 27.-Tho barn of
George Benker, who lives about ten
miles from here, wss burned last night.
The barn contained 100 bushels of corn,
G,O00 pounds OF tobacco, a large quAu-
tity OF hay and = number oi cattle.
The family were awakened by the cries
Of the csttle cndeavoring TO escape from
their stalls. The bones and teeth OF n
human body were found IN the ruIhs
They are supposed 10 be those Of some
person who had gone there 10 sleep over
night. Loss 81, 600; insurance $1,000.
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EmixraiIeu TO Kansas.

ToPEKA, March z5.--Enigrstion 70
this State continues unprecedented IN
the history Of The State, over 2,6oo hsV-
Ipg reached the State 10 day. The ssss0n
il fully . month in advance Of previo2s
Jssrs. Peach, apple and cherry ues
are In fall bloom. WIstsr wheat 10 from
eight 70 ten inches high, and sPrsDg
wheat veil above the grOand.
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A Relllx1rral WIiatss.

DELDwooD, March 2s.-During tho
trial Of az important mining suit to-day
in the DHtrIct Court, one Of tho witnesses
thinking the question Of w. II. CIogRs,t.
s,torney snd eI. .Congresmsn from Mon.
tAas, rather TOO p.nonsl, drew . siI
shooter, but wAi prsveolsd from using It
BY the bystsnders. The witness ~as
ened for contempt Of court.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-29
Classification of Mail Matter.

WAsEISGTos, March S-The House
Committee on Pos;efices to-day took
finsl action on the bill for the clsssifca-
ton Of mail rnatter, and authorized the
chairman TO report It to the House. The
committee, BY $ majority OF one, amend
ed the bill so as 70 allow sll registered
periodical publications to pass through
the mails Mt the uniform rate Of two
cauts pAr Mound
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-29
Fatal Result OF u Family Feud.

CIScISNATI, March 2S.-In an stfray
$. E!lioiuvilie, Rowan county, Ken
lucky, Tuesday, between gang o! fl.
teen men headed By one FuIts and JAKE
Brooks, arising out OF family ieud,
Brooks brother had his throat cut from
ear to ear. Jake was fesrtully beaten
and 8 number of the others badly
wounded.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-29

NEW YoaK, March ls.-Tbs Unitef
States ship Con,iituIion. With sbout ar
hundred tons Of goods Tor the Paris eI-
posiiIon, sailed IRON New York yss,sr-
day. and expects 20 reach Bsvrs on the
2Oth Of April. There ssill remains sr
hundred tons Of eIbibIo 10 BE- seli Ly
the French line Of stssmerl
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-29
BUYING AND SELLING.
MARKETS BYTEL APR.
Gold Closed at l0Isss-Goysrnments
weak-Flour strouxer-Wheat
Aoftve-Hogs Firm.


NEW YORK, March %. - Money
Closed easy at 4@5 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 4i@6 per cent. Gus.
toms receipts $2S6,OO0. The Assistant
Treasurer disbursed $4,000. Clesrings
Sl4. 100000. Sterling hrm for acutual
business long 4S7; short 1921.
GoLD-Strong, advancing 70 10ls, on
the resumption OF gold exports. Carrying
rates S94Aper cent.
SILvER-At London 64f pence; here
silver bars l2li. greenbscks; l20, gold;
silver coin f@l per cent discount.
GsVsRNhANTs-Quiet and slightly