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Ex.State Auditor Acquitted OF
Grand Larceny.

NEw ORLEANS, February 2S.-George
B. johnson, or trial on the charge Of
grand larceny, for abstracting books from
the Auditors office when State Auditor
was acquitted. The jury, after forty
minutes absence, rendered 4 verdict Of
not guilty,
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DIED.

IL q a. 5sas s;ssss sss, e e S 81 fs1 yt
Of her age.
Funeral notice to.monov.
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TURKEY.

ATHENS, February 2S.-The Turks
have retaken Plasinos, and entirely de-
stroyed Il by iire. The Greek insurgents,
after brave defense, have retired 70 Ko.
kotoa.
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TripIets-An Girls.

KESros, O., February 2s,-The wifs
Of John FEitchen, saloon-keeper ofthiG
place, gave birth 70 triple.s this morning.
All daughters, aud all doing well.
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DURING the twelve months ending De-
csmber 81, 1877, the values Of the i'm
ports and the domestic exports Of the
United States thus compare:
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Again there is report ths. General
Smith ia to be elevated to a more lucra.
tive position in the Treasury Depart.
ment. The report is credited as there is
paper in circulation here for signatures,
by which it is hoped to influence the pro.
motion Of Mr.. Lanpher to General
Smiths place as Chief OF the Appoint.
ment Division. The latter gentleman Is
just recovering from the effects OF ma
larial fever,
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ITALY.

Arrival OF Cardinal MeCIoslry.
ROstx, February 2s.-cardinal Nc.
CioSky has arrived,
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The Daily Telegraph, in a leader, says
Nothing could be darker or more diff
cult than the prospect nov before this
ennntrvn
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eoyERsstEST.

LONDON, February ga Berlin dis.
patch says: II the National Liberals do
not secure Bennigsen's appointment to
the new Office OF Vice Chancellor, they
will reject The pending tax bill, aud thus
compel Camphausen's resignation. II the
courage OF the Liberals holds out, the
consequences are likely to be grave.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-25
GERMANY.


BERLIN, February 2S.-There is an
unconfrmed rumor that Otto Camphaus.
en-, Minister Of Finance and Vice Presi-
dent OF the Council Of Ministers, has ten
dered his resignation.
Parliament, to-day, resumed debate on
the Imperial tobacco and stamp duties.
Minister Camphsusen, who is q free.
trader, said he had frequently offered
Prince Bismarck his resignation, and he
would not remain al the head Of the Fl.
nancial Administration unless supported
by the parties.
Bismarck said he would not accept the
resignation because no absolute difference
exists between them at present. The
bills were referred to the Budget Com
mit.ee.
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PROGRESS WITH THE TARIFF BILL.

The Committee on Ways and Means
have arranged cotton goods, earthenwar
and glassware, hemp, provisions, and all
articles alphabetically as far as sugar,
inclusive. A good many notifications Of
the original bill have been made in the
direction Of revenue, yet reducing duties
to what they were in aate.bGiium times. Il
is isexpected that the bill will be completed
next week,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-25
ENGLAND.
Hank OF England

LONDON, February 23.-Bullion with
drawn from the Bank Of England on
balance to-day El25,000.
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ExrREAsuRER NEW

is here on business. He has been in con.
sultation with Treasury officials regard.
ing the lost package Of 81, 800 in Treasury
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FRANCE.

independence in the Chamber OF
Commerce.
VERSAILLES, February 2S.-In the
Chamber Of Deputies to-day Leon Say,
amid cheers from the Left, introduced q
bill authorizing the collection Of taxes
for March without awaiting the sanction
Of the Budget in the Senate.
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HENRY WARD pErcHER,s

Collector OF Internal Revenue Freeland
refuses to obey the order OF the Commits.
stoner Of Internal Revenue to dismiss
three OF his Deputies, who have failed to
satisfactorily explain away certain seri-
Gus charges preferred against them.
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is entitled to all the sympathy be,towed
upon him in the press on account OF the
death OF another one OF his children, but
he l. In Washington.
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THE RAFPiR WAR ABOUT Owe

Adyiees from Cape Town, February s.
via Madeira, says:
@The Kafir war seems TO be approach
ing an end. Sir Bartlett Frere, Governor
and Commander in. Chief Of Cape Colony,
and the Ministry, have had differences re.
garding military affairs, and the Minis
try were dismissed
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POLK INVESTIGATION.

The investigation Of Doorkeeper Polk
will be concluded in few days, and the
report will recommend his dismissal nm.
less he shall sooner resign. The least he
expects Is report finding fault with his
conduct in Office.
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srcRErARY M,cREARY

delivered lay sermon on the subject Of
Character" before the Literary Society
at Horatio Kings residence this evening,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-25
WHY TURKEY HEsrTATEs.

LONDON, February 2S.-A we'll inform.
ed Vienna correspondent affirms: "safyet
Pasha still hesitates to sign General Igna.
tieff's conditions defining the eastern and
southern limits Of Bulgaria" and says
the conditions, also, despite the denial Of
the Aysnee Ruae, prescribe the expulsion,
practically, Of the entire Mussulman pop.
ulation.
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CONVICTED.

CHICAGO, February 9S.-In the case Of
George Sherry and Jeremiah Connolly, on
trial for the murder Of Hugh McCon.
vile, the jury this afternoon, after little
over an hours deliberation, returned q
verdict Of guilty, and fixed the punish
ment at death BY hanging. Sentence will
be passed on Monday,
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A cEHIRFuL VIEW.

Tha Aysnes RGsse says: The situation
has improved through the understanding
between England and Russia, whereby
Russia will not occupy Gallipoli and
England will not land troops on the
shores Of the DardAnelles. Negotiations
for:pesce are making progress. To hasten
them the Grand Duke Nicholas, by agree.
ment with the Porte, hss transferred his
headquarters TO San Stefan, and will meet
there tomorrow safyet Pasha. The sig-
natures to the peace conditions viii fol-
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sAs FRAscnco, February 2s.-samuel
F. Schwartz, clerk in the Pension Office,
who disappeared last May with about
1000 Of the funds Of the Office, was cap
tured this morning by o. S. Detective
FinneRau.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-19
.. 9TnINMETZ
Paper Box Manufacturer

Nos. LII and LIB Main street, up Stair
told Union Hall, Is now prepared 70 make
all kinds of Fancy and Plain Paper Boxes
In as good style and at as low prices a.
any house In the country. Orders from
he country prom PITY attended 10.
tyl0-eZc
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Dangerous DOiugs.

Boys will be boys, and they are never
happy unless they are in some kind OF
devilment. The more dangerous their
sport is, the better they like it, as was
evinced yesterday morning when An en-
CINE and caboose filled with about sixty
workmen were running over the Z. W.
& KY, road past the Superior works in
North Wheeling, where there
is switch and which had
been thrown open on Sunday By lot of
boys who had been playing with it. 1t
seems that the engine was pushing the
tender and caboose when it was switched
of at this place. The csboose flew the
track and stopped in such a position as
to save the tender. Workmen attempt
ed to put it back on the track, with the
aid oil the engine, but were unable to do
SO. After working with it for some
time, it was dumped over ths bank
and rolled down very near to the
waters edge, where it now lies a
total wreck. The accident occurred at
1870 o'clock yesterday morning. Fortu-
nately there was no one hurt, other than
few slight scratches and bruises sus.
tsined by some of the workHien on the
train at the time of the accident. The
switch was not damaged, but number
of the ties were thrown out of line. As
the switch has no lock, the railroad au-
thorlties have no one other than them
selves to blame. TWAS a piece otcare-
lessness, tor which there is no excuse.
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Martins Ferry.

The exercise of the fourth anniversary
of the Womsn's Temperance League was
held in tho Presbyterian Church Friday
afternoon last. At night the church
was filed by an attentive audience to
hear the address OF Miss Taylor, prInci,
pal of the Wheeling Female Seminary
After Miss Tsylor's address, Mr.. Wash
Bags was called on, and entertained the
audience by short speech, tull OF
earnestness Prof. Schodeld and choir
furnished the music, which is q sure
guarntee that it was good. At the
close of the speaking, Miss Taylor, by
request of the league, lead in an earnest
prayer.
Persons fond of such smusements will
have an opportunity, the 18th of this
month, TO attend q masked ball in the
Town Hall.
The name OF the Excelsior glass house
is TO be changed to that of Buckeye glas:
house.
We learn that on Saturday night a
shooting sttray took place near Rsiney's
coal bank in this town, in which two
men were painfully injured, one OF them
quite seriously. 1t appears that fracas
occurred in saloon near the q. & p
railroad, and before it was concluded
the parties adjourned to the street in or
der to have more room to fight it out
All hands being drunk, it was not long
before a pistol was brought into requisi.
ton. During the melee George Herk'
less, it is said, shot William Brown
through the hand. He (Herkless) wsi
arraigned before Squire Esgleston and
committed to the st. Clsirsville jail &c
await the action Of the grand jury in the
premises.
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MIL Items.

The blast furnace YVES turned on at
the Belmont at half past eleven O'Clock
Yesterday morning. A large crowd was
present, among them Mr.. Harry Moore,
the President Of the company, whose
home is in Baltimore, but who is in the
city for few days on business for the
company of which he is the able e1ecu-
tive head, and several other prominent
officers OF the works, wltha good sprinkl-
ing Of interested spectators. In some
places the ceremony OF turning on the
blast is celebrated with much festivity,
and is frequently accompanied with a
biz drunk on tho part of those so
inclined, but in this case there
was nothing to mar the good
feeling existing among all who
were present. The company have
secured the services OF Mr.. lie Gsusch
as furnacemsn, position which means
more than its name would seem to imply,
the duties requiring man with clear
head, good intellect and one who always
has his mind on what he is doing, and
Mr.. lie Gausch comes with evidences oil
his ability to I'll the bill.
AS heretofore noticed in the REGISTER,
the nail department will resume, for a
few days of the time for which 1t is
still credited, the early part Of next
week.
Lawrence Ray, boiler st the La
Belle, hurt one of the fingers OF his right
hand quite painfully yesterday by let.
ting q heavy piece OF pig iron fall
upon 1t.
About seven O'Clock yesterday morning
the large circular saw, 80 inches in diam
eter, used for saving wood at the Is
Belle, bursted with great force, causing
great CONSERVATION among the employees.
Fortunately for those at work at the saw
the explosion occurred while the ssw
was below the table, or nothing could
have saved one, at least, of those IN
charge from instant death. The force OF
the explosion may be judged when it is
said one of the pieces was driven into
the ground to the depth OF ten inches.
The saw, it has been sscertained, was
defective, and it is thought the msnufsc-
turers will refund q portion OF the cost
$40
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The Laboratory OF the system.


Thel stomach is the laboratory OF the
system, in which certain mysterious pro-
cesses are constantly going on. These re.
suit IN the production OF that wonderful
viviiying agent the blood, which In
state Of health rushes laden with the ele-
ments Of vitality to the remotest parts OF
the system. But when the stomach Is
semi.paralized by dyspepsia, blood manu-.
racture is carried en- imperiectly, the cir
culation grows thin and sluggish, and the
system suffers IN consequence. Moreover
indigestion reacts upon the liver and
bowels, rendering the first sluggish and
the latter constipated. The brain also
suffers by sympathy, and sick headaches.
sleepleSsness and nervous symptoms are
engendered. Hostetter's stomach Bitters
reforms this state OF things, gives perma-
nent tone and regularity TO the stomach
and It's associate organs, the bowels and
liver, and ensures complete nourishment
and increased vigor OF the system. 1t IL
the most popular as well as the most
efficient anti-dyspeptic and TOME in Anne
fica,
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Incidents ofSt. Johns Fair.

In voting for the purpose of determin.
ing who should receive the handsome
cameo ring at the fair on Saturday night
two ballot boxes were used, one OF which,
the green one, has invariably contained
the votes of the successful party, when
ever used Tor the purpose, and some per-
sons begin to think there Is some mystery
about it. Since the box became the
property of Mr.. Newhsrt, the present
owner, it has, what may be called I0o'l
tie following prizes: First, a gold
headed cane for Mr.. Neuhart; second, a
handsome prize for MIR. Lorenz Walther;
third. an elegant china tea set for Miss j.
w. Schultz; fourth, a scull for the
Schultz beat club, and fourth, the hand
some ring spoken OF.
Miss Mary Goethe, daughter of VIM
Goethe, corner of Twenty-sIxth and Mar
ket streets, won q handsome wax cross in
glass case, made and donated by Miss
Augusta Walther. The cross Is n beau.
tiiui piece of workmanship and reflects
much credit on its fair manufacturer
The net profits of the fair were between
5000 and 800.
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Tall Lying.

An unconyerted scamp named Thomas
Cary came 10 the REGISTER office last
night in state of great exhaustion and
considerable liquor, and said that six
railroad men had been out in boat on
the river near Short Greek, and being
drunk they capsized the boat and al
were drowned. He said that two
of the bodies had been recovered and
were awaiting the coroner's inquest. He
was referred to Squire Phillips and in q
short time that gentleman, in company
with Constable Exley and REGIsTEE
reporter, were mounted upon good
horses and on their way to Short
Creek. On arriving at that place
it was found that nothing o.
the kind had taken place, and thai
no one had been drowned. Several Of
the men whom Cary said were
drowned were found TO be in perfect
health and the whole story was a sheer
fabrication, After enjoying the hospi
tally of Mr.. j. b. Wilson at ShortiCreel
for short time Squire Phillips snc
party returned, having had wea risom'
ride of twenty miles, all because some
body was not straight.
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Store Robbed.

LAST Sunday night the store of James
Stone, at McUoy's Station, about forty
miles above this. city, was entered by two
thieves who. stole two over
coats, two dress coats, two pairs
of pants, two pairs of boots, hat
and other clothing, also lot OF pocket
knives, jewelry and small sum OF
money. The thieves stole skiff at the
same place and came down the river to
Steubenville, where they took passage on
the steamer Della for this city. They
were arrested yesterday morning by
Officer Mcfarland, OF Martins Ferry,
who had been informed of the theft and
who hailed the boat when it approached
Martins Ferry. Officer Mcfarland
took the men back to Steubenville
last evening where they were lodged
in Jail to await an Identification OF the
goods stolen. We were unable TO sscer-
tain the names of the parties arrested.
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Toby vance's Encounter.

Yesterday afternoon about two hun
dred persons gathered on Market Square
to witness fight between Toby Vance
and a strange tramp whom he had en-
countered in his peregrinations. Toby
had his coat of and was fighting likeunto
the Trojsns OF old, when Officer Deff-
bsugh suddenly appeared upon the battle
field and laid hands on both combstsnts.
Toby seemed willing enough to go with
the Officer, but the other fellow begun to
resist, when the guardian of tho peace
reIinquished his hold on Toby in order to
make sure of the other fellow. As soon
as he found that he was free, Toby made
good time up Alley 7 to Main street,
where he halted and vested himself with
his coat. He willappear at Police Court
this morning and tell about the trouble.
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CRugnt Again.

As will be remembered by the readers
of the REGISTER, Harry Barry was shot
at the work house several weeks ago by
Officer Pat Mshony while attempting to
escape. His wound healed and he was
dismissed from the hospital. Where he
went is not known, but it is presumed
that he returned to the P. W., & KY.
rail road, where he has been working.
At the recent pay day, Barry obtained q
sufficient amount of money to begin
another spree, which wound up yesterday
by Barry having been arrested near the
st. James hotel, for committing filthy
and lewd act on the street. The case
will be heard at police court at $3.50
o'clock this morning.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Ivy VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made by Henry otto and Ricka, his
WIie, to the undersigned trustee. dated
the 2Sth day OF December. A. ID. 1871, aud
recorded in the Clerks Office OF the Coun-
ty Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia,
IN deed OF trust book No. 4, page 2Si, will
ON SATURDAY, the 2Srd day OF February,
a. II. 1878, commencing at ~ O'Clock a. NJ,
At the front door OF the Court House OF
said county, proceed to sell to the highest
aud best bidder the following property
The east hall OF lot eighty-iour, fronting
TWENTY-FIVE feet on the National road IN
the town OF TTiadelphia, and running
back so u To make one tull lot OF said town
TERHs OF SALE--Three hundred dollars,
or as much more as the purchaser may
elect cash the balance in two equal In
ltallments, payable six and twelve months
attar day OF sale, with interest from date,
aud secured TO the satisfaction OF the trus-
zee. A. KEY MANN, trustee.
RgrSSI,r,I. 4 STIFFI., att'yS. ialSl
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Inc standard rann..

" remedies II,
eases OF the lungs are schepc., !" a.
Syrup, schenck's Sea Weed > rOll'a,
sehenck's Mandrake Pills, ,nS ' I,
before the lungs are destrovsS a Atts
a speedy cure. To these msd,.,'
Il. schenck, of Philadelph,s o-. a b
rivalled success in the trea,ws s4 :
monsry diseases. The Pulmoa q ).
ripens the morbid matter in - IN
nature throws 1t of by an easy -. .,s "a
ton, anG the patient has rsli.' Pet.o.
prostrating cough. The Man.. H0s I,
must be freely used to cleanse
late the stomach and liver; tb. ~a e.
all distractions, relax the s,S ' ''S's
and start the pile freely, and ga - oaa 4.
soon relieved. schenck's Sea w W We ,
is a gentle stimuIant and alt u.
alkalt of which 1t is composed M !,
the food and prevents soar!ns, ;.
the digestion by tonIng up the ,,. -,
a healthy condition, SO that the ~
the Polmonic Syrup will m, I
blood; then the lungs heal. .rT q,
tient will surely get well il c,,. A. H' y
to avoid fresh cold. Full d.. u,
company each preparation. .rN'a'
10 consult DIR. Schenrk '"0
so at his principal Office, corn a.
and Arch streets, Philadelpb,." n
Monday. ''-
Letters to the above address ,n,
vice, answered free OF charss %kla, I
Schenck't Medicines ara :,,,
druggists. "a b ,
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River News.

The marks at the landing las. evening
indicated feet and falling.
The Rsgon departed for Parkersburg
at the usual hour yesterday morning.
The Thsnhauser for Matamoras, de-
parted at 1920 o'clock A. NJ. yesterday.
The Ed Hobbs arrived from Pittsburg
yesterday morning and took on lot Of
iron and departed for Sc. Louis.
The Katie Stockdsle passed down en-
route for Cincinnati last night.
The O'Neal will depart for Pittsburgh
at 7 o'clock this morning.
The Courier will be the Parkersburg
packet, leaving at 1890 A. NJ to-day.
The Andes will depart for Cincinnati
at o'clock to-day, large number OF eI
curslonists will take passage for Cincin-
natl and connect there with the Charles
Morgan for New Orleans.
TAe Salt Valley will pass down for
Ironton this morning.
The Emma Graham is due up en- route
from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh, to-day.
We learn that the w. Ii. Harrison
met with quite serious accident, by
running through herself, when near
Marietta Sunday, knocking both heads
out OF one OF her cylinders.
By Telegraph.
NASHVILLE, February 18.-River 7
feet scsnt. Arrived-Anderson, Cairo.
CINCINNATI, February 1s.-River %
feet inches and falling. Westher cloudy
snd cool.
PITTsBURGH, February 18-River 5
feet 9 inches and stationary. Weather
fair and cold.
NEW ORLEANS, February 1S.-Ar-
rived Lee, VIcksburg; Katie, Arkspolis.
Depsrted-Port Eads and tow, st. Louie;
Kstie, Arkapslis. Weather cloudy and
threatening rain.
LOUISVILLE, February 18.-Westher
clear and cool. Depsrted-Andy Baum,
Cincinnati. River falling with 10 feet 4
inches IN the canal.
VICKsBURG, February ls.-Westher
clear; mercury &C. River stationary.
Up Common wealth. Down-Howsrd
and Yszo. ArriYed-Nstchez and
Grand Tower.
CAIRO, February l8-Arrived-Eddy-
Vile, Nashville; Cherokee, Cincin natl !;
City of Helena, Yicksburg. Departed
Eddyville, Nashville; Helena, st. Louis.
River 20 feet 2 inches and rising.
Weather clear; mercury 60.
MEMPHIS, February 1S-River rose
inch, and now stands ~ feet 8 inches.
Clear mercury 50. Arrived-Hattie Now.
land, Little Rock; Shinkle, Cincinns
Illinois, Vicksburg. Departed - Belle
Memphis, st. Louis; Little Joker, and
Sherlock, New Orleans.
ST.. LOUIS, February ls.-Arrived-
Capital City, Vicksburg; Mollie Moore,
New Orleans; John Gilmore, New Or
lesns; All Stevens, Tennessee river.
Depsrted-City of Chester, Memphis;
Lady, Peoria. River on stand with IL
feet inches above low water mark.
Weather pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, February Is. - Clear,
and mild. Mercary 35 TO Al tegrse s,
River falling, Il feet $40 in gauge
Down-Mary Miller, JDo. l.. Rhodes,
G. B. Church, Silver Thorn, Laura L.
Davis, NJ. Smith, Idlewild, Gray Eagle
Bowling Green and Fswn. Business
| lively and packets full