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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-18
nOUNDSVILLE MENTION.

Messrs. Weaver, Bardsll Il Co.,
shipped large lot Of brooms and brushes
to Steubenviue and other points on the
river above here, yesterday.
The ball given at the Lstrobe House
Wednesday evening last was a pleasant
affair, and highly enjoyed by the young
folks, and some who were not so rery
Young.
The Melvin Literary Society decided
at its last meeting, that the right thing
for Congress to do is to slap on the tariff.
The wire rope used in hauling cars up
the incline of the Pipe Creek coal works,
broke Wednesday last, in consequence of
which work has been suspended in those
mines.
The rolling mill, Mound City and
River Shore Touring mills are in full
operation to-day.
l am informed that the engine and
machinery for sinking the oil well oppo-
site here, has been shipped and will be on
the ground in few days, and that oper-
atoms will at once be commenced.
james Hill, two year convict from
Putnam county, received pardon from
Governor Mathews to-day, and was dis
charged.
Frank Blake and Ross Carney left for
the mountains yesterday, to spend week
In plscstorial sports.
A question which it would be we'll
enough tor at least one-hslf OF our citi-
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A COMPLETE TRIUMPH.

The Democrats succeeded, yesterday,
in securing quorum of the House, and
in passing the resolution to investigate
the electoral frauds confessed to have
been committed in Florida and Louisi-
ana, with the connivance of men high in
official station. After 3 gallant fight
Mr.. PoTTERs resolution wss passed
by vote Of las ayes to 2 nays
the Republicans still refusing to
vote. The action of the politicians
and visiting statesmen In the two
States IN which fraud was triumphant,
will now be hooked into; and, if the Re-
publican members still desire 1t, the
House will authorize them to investigate
South Carolina, Mississippi aud Oregon to
their hearts centent. They can make
their investigation as wide, thorough, far
reaching and sweeping as the longest
nosed member could wish.
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wAsHISGTON COUNTY NOTES,
Correspondence OF the Register.
CLAYsvILLE, Pa, May 18th

CLAYsvILLE, PA, Msy 18th.
Communion services at the First Pres
byterisn Church tomorrow.
A new iron roof Is adding to the APP
pearsnce of the 3. Il o. Depot.
At meeting of the Town Council, our
city fathers directed Commissioner A. A.
Mesly to proceed at once to the widen
ing OF Main street In the Middle ward.
This will be effected by building wall
across the vacant lots of DR.. Elliot and
Mayor Irwin.
Jos. Simmons WAS arrested to-day by
Officer Alexander on charges, preferred
by Geo. Plants, of fraudulent trsnssc-
tons with regard to the payment for
some sheep which Simmons had bought
from Plants last winter.
The odd appearance of wedding
party from the rural districts created no
little amusement IN town yesterday.
They drove up to the Central Hotel
about one o'clock, where they were met
by the gentlemsnly proprietor, Mr.. T..
b King, who greeted the happy couple
with his most "idiouc" smiles, while the
"cackle" on the opposite corner was
heartrending. The parties to the con-
tract. Mr.. Thomas Shields and Miss
Alice Boring, sll of this county, after
partaking Of the excellent dinner pre-
pared for the occasion, were united by
Rev. Morrow, of the Tsylorstown U. p.
Church. So soon as the ceremony was
over the gay party took their de-
partuTe for the home of Mr..
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wELLSBURG LOCALS.

Our wool buyers are offering 80 cents
for the new clip of wool.
&. NJ Root. wool buyer of Hartford,
Conn, paid our town flying visit on
Thursday.
Bethany elected her town officers on
Tuesday. A tie vote for the Msyoralty
was decided by tossing a copper.
A large farm gate was placed on the
railroad track above the fair grounds
this week by some vicious wretch. 1t
was discovered and removed before the
arrival OF the train.
Candidates for the various county Of
fees to be filled next fall, are increasing,
and there seems to be no lack OF citizens
anxious aud willing to serve the dear
people.
Mr.. Joseph Brown and his fair bride,
nee Miss Celia Marquis, of Washington
county, Pa are visiting Mr.. John Brown,
OF this place. The happy couple were
serepaded last evening by the Wellsburg
Cornet band.
A performance was given at the court
house last night by Mr.. Ed. Howard,
character vocalist, and Prof. Below, ma
gician, illusionlst, mesmerist, etc. The
entertainment gwen was highly crcdits-
BILE to the gentlemen and fully sppre-
cated by the audience.
A circus will pitch its tents il La
grange, across the water, one day 5000.
The exorbitaHt license here is the reason
they show there, while they expect the
principal part of their patronage from
WelIsbarg. We opine, however, that a
hegIra will not take place on that occs-
sion.
Mr., John Dutton, of Brownsville, Pa,
administrator of the late D. d. Cowar-
den, is here, attending to his duties in
that capacity.
The continued cold snap has materially
damaged the small fruits, but the wheat
and apples are reported all right.
The Wellsburg Base Ball Club has
leased the Fair Grounds, and are putting
it in order for playing purposes. They
would like to hear rom neighboring
clubs.
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STEUBENVILLE LOCALS.
court Proceeding Bob LOVe-Base
Ball in the HiiI-Arrests for De-
strOyins Railroad Property.

court Pr0ce edings- Bob LOve-Base
Ball in the HiiI-ArresIs for De-
strOy Ing Railroad Property.
The Stokely burglars were sentenced
this afternoon by Judge Patrick. Robert
Grant White and Thomas Tucker re-
ceived u years in the penltentisry, and
John Griffith (colored), who plead gull
w, was sentenced for years.
In the case of Ohio VS.. w. Il. Beebout
who was charged by P. B. Conn, OF the
Herald, with embezzlement the jury re-
turned verdict OF not guilty. Ong and
McCurdy for the State; Dston, Battin
and Andrews Tor defense.
The case of Welday vs. Frazier ct al,
action to enforce a vendors lien, the
Court to-day decided in favor of the
plaintiff and other mortgage lien holders.
Notice of appeal to the District Court
was given.
State VS.. Jacob G. Householder, in
dicted foI assault, is on trial this evening.
Gen. Robert Love will return to Mas.
sschusetts next week to engage IN the
temperance work.
Rev. r. l.. Dashcell, D. D., of New
York city, will preach IN famine
Church, next Sunday.
A picked nine of the forge department
of the Jefferson Iron Works, yesterday,
challenged pick nine of the nail feeders
to play game Of base bsll Saturday af
ternoon at % O'clock. The challenge
was accepted, and the game will take
place on the lower Third street grounds.
At the meeting of the Protestant Epis-
copal Convention in Cleveland this
week, Mr.. VIM. Dougherty, of this city,
was appointed on the Committee OIL
Credentials, and Mr.. Joseph Bestty on
Episcopal Address and Finance.
The old soldiers will hold another
meeting at the mayors office on Monday
evening in the interests of Decoration
Day.
Several boys were arrested to-day on
affidavit OF railroad detective Love,
charged with destroying railroad proper
ty. They are still in the lock up. Two
boys are in the lock up charged with
stealing picks from Averlck's shaft.
Thieves attempted to burglarize the
residence of DR.. Hill, corner OF Fourth
and Market streets last night, but were
discovered before they gained an en-
trance.
Only six feet Ct water in the river and
still falling.
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THE wHEEIING DAILY REGISTER SATURDAY MORNING. MAY 49, L

Shields, in Donegal township where nu-
merous crowd of invited guests awaited
the coming of the bridegroom. During
the festivities that ensded, and while
stripping tho light fantastic" an slterca-
ton took place between Henry Chap
man, Jr., and one of the musicians,
named Linduillo, which resulted in the
complete demolition of violin, and
"bruises without cause" on both sides.
Order was at length restored, and the
dance was continued until late hour
this morning, when the party dispersed
to sleep, and then-well. what then?-to
swear of. ling Fling
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In view of the failure Of Congress to
come together on the fraud investigating
question, the Cincinnati Commercial pro-
poses a compromise by which HAYES
shall serve out the first two years OF the
Presidential term and TILDEN the re-
NAMING two years. Since HAYES is
largely in the concilliation business we
see no objection to his stepping down
and out" in favor of TILDEN, and thus
try the effect of the experiment.
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The Southern Guide is the name of q
quarterly recently issued at Washington
City by Bramhsll and Il Co., and now
offered as candidate for public favor.
The number before us is replete with
useful and valuable information regard
ing the climate, resources and population
OF the South. Many Of the questions
which have so long proved barrier to
the tide of immigration are dealt with, and
their fallacies ably controversial To those
desiring new homes, or for the general
reader the book will be found TO possess
great interest. c. II. Quimby is the
agent in this city.
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BISHOP KAN will lecture at Hinton,
Summers county, on the 2Sd, and Lewis
burg on Sunday, the 26th. He will adj
minister the Sacrament of Confirmation
on the latter occasion.
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OUR New York Fashion Letter is
from lady who is az fat upon the
questions discussed, and what she says
will be read with interest.
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new ADVERTISERS ENTs

PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE OF DEN
L tai Surgery-Twenty-third Annual
Session. The regular Winter Session for
lS7S-79 will commence October I, 1873, and
continue five months, in the new aHd
commodious building TO which the Col
lege has Just been removed. For further
information address c. ". PIERCE, Dean,
1917 Green St., Philadelphia. mal7IuS
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To Whom it May Concern.

A CERTIFICATE FOR FIVE SHARES
a OF stock in the Wheeling Citizens
Street Railway Company dated July 10,
1867, and numbered seventy two ('2l in
favor of the undersigned, has been lost or
mislaid. All persons are hereby warned
not 10 use il for any purpose, as applica-
ton has been made to the Company for
new one In its stead.
malSS THOMAS BUkhE.
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THE debate became somewhat personal
in Congress, yesterday.
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WE print in full on the opposite page
the Encyclicsl Letter of Pope LEO XIII.
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MARRIED.

SPRUUEBANK-LANTRY-On the 18th
inst, AT the residence OF the brides pa
rents, No. 1886 Main street, by Rev. Father
Sullivan, Mr.. ABRAHAM SPRUCEBANK, of
Dennison, o., and Miss MARY h. LANTEY,
OF Wheeling.
baltimore papers please copy.I
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
| United States, for the District of West
Virginia, in Bankruptcy in the matter OF
w. +. Peterson, bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that a petition
has been filed in said District Court by W.
f. Peterson, of Wheeling, in said district,
who has been duly declared a bankrupt
under the revised statutes Of the United
States, title Bankruptcy" for a discharge
and and certificate thereof, rom all his
debts and other claims prOvahle under
said act, and that the 18th day Of June, 4.
d. ls7S. at 10 o'clock A. II, at the Office of
T, ]. hugus, Esq No. Il iup stairs Twelfth
ginia, are the time and place assigned for
the hearing of the same, when and where
Won may attend and show cause If any
you have why the prayer OF said petition
should not be granted.
JASPER VI. MOORE,
Clerk OF the u. ). District Court tor said
District. malSOawsa
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GOLD closed yesterday at 1908.
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LETTER LIST.

r IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
| the pOStOffice at Wheeling, Ohio COun.
ty. West Virginia, unclaimed, Saturday,
May IS, 1873.
To obtain any OF the following the appli-
cant will please call tor advertised letters,
giving date OF list.
Bowman Wesley Kuker Geo
Rryaut Mrs Celia Kaufman NJ
CrisWeIl Mrs Annie EKing Mrs Sarah +
Carlisle Cora Myers Fred
Conrey Joseph d Meyers John fDrs
Campbell Miss Rebe Russell q Wightman
Cca Reason John w
Conant Mrs Mary Robertson Mrs Sarah
Davis Miss Maggie RathOuTn jrJ V
Ettinger Charlie Seybold & Bishop
Garrison John L Shaffsr Charles
Garrison Mary h Stacey Mrs John
Goodwin + n Snyder K X
Halter Mrs Mary An Swineberger Lewis
Hess Z T IIuesdell I
Hepburn Henry Upton Henrev
HELEN burg II p Wentzell w W
JennIper Miss Celia
G. J. RAWLING, r. VI.
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a LADY Who Prides Hersel1

On her Biscuit, Rusk ard batter go
says she always wants Logan LIZ
Excelsior Baking Powder.
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GROCERIES.

THAVE ON HAND A VERY LARGE
| stock OF Staple and Fancy Groceries
which l offer at extremely How prices, es-
pecially on sugars. X, j. SMHTH.
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Most Careful Housekeepers

Say theynnd Logan, List a COS E nc "a
Baking Powder the most TeIlAy,'S
satisiactorv. and the most economic.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-07-11
Black HIlLs NEWS.

HA ~" aAL IL MH.N |L - H
Burglars infest Deadwood. aeis
District court met at Deadwood or
Monday. sa ieag af 7l
Laughing Sam is again in limbo a
Deadwood. ,f,8 ssIs ul 80
Hon. W. L. Kuykendall is foreman
of a hook and ladder company at Dead
wood. iri ~ spa i -
Nature is beginning to put a head OF
wheat in the grain belt of Dakota Ter.
ritory. :"
The Fourth of July was duly cele
brated in the Hills with speeches, irs
works, hops, etc. y,oioaiia sar s.aa.f
Rev. E. X. Lessel is in Deadwooi
for the purpose of organizing an Epis
copal church. pa
The Cheyenne coach is now guarded
zach way by two mounted messengers
commencing their beat at Jenny stock,
ade and running to Hat Greek. nv bsl
A new mineral bearing gulch ha,
been discovered near Harney's Peak
about forty miles from Deadwood. II
has been chrisetned Irishman's gulch.
Ground has been broken at Galena
for the new teaching works. A part Of
the machinery has arrived and more Il
daily expected. Brick are being mould.
ed with which to build the furnaces.
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Black NUS Military Matters.

From the Black Hills Pioneer VIZ
CLEAN the following:
Gen. Miles is encamped at slim
Butte, 100 miles north of Bradley. HI
has a large command. Gen. Terry is
bivouacked on the Tongue river.
Gen. Bradley has named his camp
after aThos. @. Devin, Colonel Of the
Third cavalry, who died in New York
last winter. 1t will in future be known
as Camp Devin.
From q mail party that left the Little
Missouri the morning Of the Fourth we
learn that twenty-four prospectors came
in on the third for provisions. Gen.
Bradley issued orders rationing them
for one month. The squad will select
a wagon road from the camp to the
Redwater, at the mouth Of the Spear
fish, where a post will be built. The
commanding officer will come out when
the present party returns. Snake
scouts were expected to join the COM
mand, but that tribe has now gone ON
the war path, and Spotted Tail has
donned war paint and taken his tribe
north toward Tongue river,
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-aoTEI ARRIVALS.

DELMoNIco.--E. Ware, and w. Job
son, Omaha; E. n. Davis Deadvood;
John Bailey, and q. Trowlton, Greeley.
RAILROAD HoUsE.-James Boge,
Boston. J. B. Hindey, T. Corbett and
wife, Denver; H. C. Newman, Oma-
ha; G. s. Morey, Chicago; Mrs. Mary
Jenkins, Iowa; d. Bassett, Minneapolis:
E. T. Hooker, Des Moines; s. H. Fish
er, Golden.
DyER's.-. H. Sinclair and wife,
Des Moines, Iowa; w. NJ. DeBeard,
Central City; II. F. J. Freeman, Dem
yer; Gates Harrington, Georgetown;
Thos. ). Dozier, San Francisco; J.
Walden and wifi, Laramie City; Henry
Chase, Castle Ranch, Wyo. al
INTER OcEAN.-w. s. Carothers,
and James Taylor, Austin, Texas; Ben.
r. Leavitt, Plymouth, N. A.; W. D.
Ware, and Mrs. Smith and two chill
dren, Omaha; J. W. Lowne, Milwaukee;
w. b. Miller and wife, Rock Station,
Col. and J. II. Donnslly, Chicago.
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.eseerday morning a somewhat sin
guar out not fatal accident occurred to
2 Mr.. Wilson, residing Just south Of
the Round House. Attached to her
dwelling were two of the walls Of a
small room which had been used Al 4
kitchen, but since being abandoned the
other two walls had been torn out. To
one Of the walls which still stood abe
had a clothes line attached. She han.
pened to be standing by this wan jus,
as Kneff, the Colorado vegetable ped.
der passed along with his wagon and
came In contact with the clothes line
The wall being old and hardly able r
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r~Asfaenins BuseI,r

- II morning BuAnler. -
Viii Hosford is looking quite well
for q sick man.
Eames' store in his hotel was not
b~urglared. It was his fruit stand.
Mcdaniel Is not running q variety
theatre in his New Dramatic building.
Van Zandt, who died Tuesday, was
going east from Oregon and not west
to Idaho. ~ ar..s3s -, Ss,aa
1t is common talk about the city
that the Sun don't get anything right
nowadays, except by accident.
Gov. Thayer is not running the mail
and stage route from Rock Creek to
Fort Fetterman. 1t is his son Herbert
Thayer.f " Il a .3zIaESEda- u ".
W. see so many laughable and mex
cusable blunders in the Sun from time
to time that it seems almost q hopelesa
task to enumerate them. A few this
morning will suffice: An ~ .
The two men tried in the police count
did not fight in the vicinity Of the
railroad grounds, neither did they pay
their fines. Yesterday was spent by
them working on the streets.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mrs. A. H. Swan and her daughter,
Louie, left yesterday to spend a few
weeks at Colorado Springs.
W. H. Hubbard, Esq, superintend.
emit of the Cheyenne and Black Hills
Telegraph line, left yesterday afternoon
on business connected with the new
telegraph route between Deadwood and
Fort ELLIS. 4dfn ~KoFr3afIOs
Hon. George w. French, Secretary
of Wyoming, returned yesterday with
his family from a tour Of the eastern
States.
Gen. j. NJ. Thayer left on yesterday
afternoons train for q brief visit Z
| Omaha.
G. N. Potter, ESQ.,, returned yester
day from Denver.
Tom Mulqueen, ESQ.,, returned yes
terday from Denver, where he has beer
sojourning for the past few days.
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NH
The remarkable degree Of proficiency
attained by, and the prompt manner In
which the members Of the Fire Depart
ment Of this city appear whenever and
wherever the property Of our citizens
are endangered, are matters Of common
remark and a theme worthy Of special
notice. These gentlemen, hailing from
the various avocations in life, without
hope or expectation Of reward, peril
their own personal safety in order to be
Of service to this community. There
was a period in the history Of Cheyenne
-and it was not in the remote past
when our citizens felt themselves left
entirely at the mercy of the fire fend;
utterly powerless to stay the progress
Of q devouring element which merci-
lessly sweeps everything within its path
way. a..ea is .ssa a. 900
A remarkable change has taken
place in this respect. We have now in
our midst FIRE companies as efficient as
any to be found in the west. They are
working together harmoniously for the
public good; and seeking solely to pro-
tect our property, are inspired by q
commendable rivalry as to who shall
render the greatest service in the short
est time when trouble IS at hand. All
honor be to the guardians of our places
of business, and the protectors Of our
homes and u fresides, .sg
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II ANY Dealer Informs

You that he has for sale a dentrifce
identical with or containing ingredi-
ents equaling OF superior in efficacy to
those of Sozodont, discredit the state
ment and insist upon having that alone.
BY doing so, you will secure a dentri-
fee par excellence the best in the
market, containing botanic elements Of
rare ~preservative influence upon the
teeth, and oneiwhich viii iendow them
with most becoming whiteness. An
other desirable feature, Of this staple
toilet article 10 that it imparts fragrance
to the breath. Sold by druggists. n..,
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Sufferer. 'i fsom He.sdI.sehh..

Constipated bowels, inward piles, COS
~tiveness, fevera, torpid liver, yellow
ness Of the skin and eyes, indigestion,
dyspepsia, and all arrangements of the
internal y~iscera, are cured by .Swayne's
Tar and Sarsaparilla Pills. Unlike
many other purgaiives, they do not ir-
sitate the stomach and bowels by fire.
quent use. They keep the system in
the healthy condition by ~ ousing the
torpid liver to healthy action and *
pelling BY the bowels and kidneys the
matter that ppisons the foundation Of
life. Be particular to obtain "Swayne's
Pills" Price 25 cents a box, at all
leading, druggists and in Chsyeine by
Addoms & Glover, Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggists. m19tltt&sa&w-1y
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For some medicinal alcoholic resuscitant
OF physical energy which shonld take the
place OF the heady and frequently adulterated
stimulants Of commerce, the medical prac-
titioners Of q quarter of n century ago were
electrified on FIRST observing the revfving eff
fects upon the system OF q tonic then re-
Gently introduced, but which has since
become the most popular medicine sold ON
this continent, viz: Hostettsr's Stomach
Bitters. Their establishment and admiration
were increased when experience farther dis
closed that this botanic remedy effected re.
suits which the mineral drugs OF the phar-
macopoeia often utterly failed to produce
among others. the permanent restoration OF
v1gor. the remova Of digestive, secretive n
~evacuatfve Irregularities. and the eradica.
lion and prevention OF periodic fevers.
Speedy recognition of the merits OF the Bit
tiers by u~npreJudIced and enlightened physi-
clans naturally FOLLOWED his revelation Of
medical facts. which nave since received
such frequent and positive confirmation.
l fMN 4 90 iIFi lye-tol5 ,
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Flsst Feo.sd Gentry.

Foot races are all the rage here now.
Last night J. G. Mills and Horatio
Holt ran one hundred yards, on Six
tenth street; victory for the former.
Burleigh Pollard, Douglas Rhodes and
Harry Woodward next made n run nval
the course, same distance, Rhodes get
ting over the ground the fastest, Pol
lard second best, followed closely by
Woodward.