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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-21
Preston County.
Special to the Register.

Special TO the Register.
TUNNELToY. May 20.
No hail here to-day, and no injury TO
the crop by frosts.
Special 10 the Register.
CRANBERRY SUMMIT, May 20.
No hail or frost IN this vicinity to-day.
The crops are looking very prosperous.
Special to the Register.
RowLEsBURG, May 20.
No hail here TO day. Weather very
warm. Crops hourishing
Special to the Register.
NEwBURG, May 20.
No hail in this vicinity to-day. No
frost during the late cold snap. Crops
in fine condition.
Mineral County.
Special to the Register.
PIEDMONT, May 20.
Weather clear and pleasant. No hail.
Crops aOuri8hing.
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THE FAMINE IN CHINA.
Terrible Suffering In the stricken
Districts.

WASHINGTON, May 20-United States
Minister Seward writes of the famine IN
China The actual famine is pressing &
upon fifteen millions Of people, while
sixty millions are suffering more or less
distress. The crops, he says, have been
good Immediately around the stricken
district. but as food can be transported
only on wagons or pack animals, 1t can
not he taken thither in sufficient Qasntl-
ties to save the lives of the people. In
Trcntzin house made OF mats for the &C,
commedstion of the suffering women ana
children from the famine districts, "ss
burned, and one hundred and fifty lives
lost.
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Fire in Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, May 2O.-A fire tins
morning destroyed the planning mills oi
Geo. Mckee & Co, corner OF Thirty
third street and Penn Avenue, and the
GAS fitting establishment of W. f.
4ilemm. The NJ. L. church on Thirty
third street was badly damaged by the
fre snd wster. The total loss is estl'
mated at $4,000 and the insurance
$4,000.
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weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, May q, A: M.-For
the Tennessee and Ohio Valley, Lake
Region and Upper Mississippi valley
rising barometer, cooler west to nortn
winds and clear or partly cloudy weather,
with possibly occasional showers IN the
three first districts.
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LONDON, May 2O.-An unconfrmcd
report is current at Blackburn, that the
military at Clitherse, Lancashire, fired on
q mob ofstrIklng operatives. Blackburn
is greatly sgtsted, and renewal Of the
vicious proceedings is feared. The spin.
ners have resolved to reject the prop0si.
ton to resume work on Alderman Pick.
er's terms.
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EIOIINE.

The House was called 10 order this
morning by MIR. Saylor, Speaker pro
| teDIDOrC.
On call Of the States the following
bills were introduced and referred
BY MIR. HarrIs-RcpealIng the law
imposing tax OF one per cent. on State
bonds.
By Mr.. Shelley, Of Alabama Giving
the guarantee OF the Government to the
payment OF five per cert. interest OF the
| bonds to be issued by the following
named companies to the following
amounts: James River and ksnavhs
Canal Company, $UOOJOOOO; Atlantic
and Great Western CANA Company.
$jO,0OO00O; Florida Coast Canal Com
pany, SI2.OOO,OO0; Fort ST. Phillips
Canal Company $lUOOO0OO, Rock Island
and Hennepin Canal Company, SI3 OUO.
600; Oswego Canal Company. $4,000
OOO Lexington and Big Sandy Canal
Company, $i,OOO,0OO, and Niagara Ship
Canal Company Sl4,OOO,OOO.
BY Mr.. Ellls-To protect intcruH-
ti0nal and domestic commerce. Amor
its provisions is one empowering tho
Texas Pacific Railroad Company to c1-
tend its line from Fort Worth to the Rio
Grando At or near Elpaso.
The House went into Committee of tho
Whole, Mr.. Springer in the CHAIR, on tho
army appropriation bill.
Mr. KimmelI made a speech directed
to the dangers of standing army in
time IN peace.
Mr Humphrey took the opposite
gronnd, and argued that in n Republi-
can country standing army WA, not
menace 10 the liberties OF the people.
The speech OF Mr.. Humphrey was inter-
rupLed by tho arrival OF the hour for con-
sidering bulls relating to the District
of Columbia, when the Committee rose.
Several district bills passed, and tho
House adjourned
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Democratic Campaign Committee

WASHINGTON, May 20.-The Demo
cratic campaign committee composed Of
Representatives Blackburn, Chairman,
Senator Mcdonald and Representatives
Banning, Hunton and Jones Of New
Hampshire, as residents of the commit
tee, Gen. D. L. Walker, John g. Thomp-
son and Jas. Z. Harvey, and selected Mr..
Harvey as Treasurer, Gen. Duncan and
Walker Secretary.
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RIcuFoRD, VT, May zO.-News was
received tonight that sIA hundred Irish
men are drilling a. Chasey, New York
sixty-eight miles from here. CaIada
people believe there Is q movement on
foot for the invasion of the Dominion
1t is generally believed that the Fenisns
are making their way into Canada. Ihe
military authorities there are on the
IL.
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nrnhtnrh To BE Impenchcd.

NEW YORK, May 2O,-A Washington
dispatch says: The House Committee on
Expenditures IN the State Department has
agreed to report articles Of impeachment
against Consul General Bradford A.
Shanghai. The Republican mem oeFs
have doubts tha. the Office is imPeschaole
under the Constitution.
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| Dy Commissioner OF Internal Revenue:
CINCINNATI, May 10.
To Green b. RaaAa, Commissioner of IN
! ternaL ReUenuc:
In reply to your telegram of last even.
ing, we report that the examination OF
the district has be9n in progress for the
past week, in the manner indicated by
you. The result Of the examination con.
vinces us that there has been no effective
organization Of the district. A portion
the local force employed by the collector
have been dereleCt in their duties. There
has been no general or special canvass.
Visits 10 tax payers and the examina-
tion of the books of manufacturers
have been frequent, There has been no
system adopted or enforced for pollen q
the district, and we find ample opporLu-
nifty afforded dishonest tax payers to de-
fraud tho revenue. Many liquor dealers
have neglected to destroy the stamps on
empty packages, and have returned the
same to the rectihers, and they have been
reused. Large numbers Of stamps for
termented liquors have been removed
from the packages and have been found in
the possession Of dealers. Empty beer
kegs with the stamps perfect have been
found IN wagons. RectItiers in many
cases have rot made proper entries and
have refllod packages. Several whole
sale dealers have neglected TO have books
and have sectifed, compounded and sent
cut spirits without stamps az required
In many cases tobacco manufacturers
have failed TO make the required entries
in the books. Many Cirgar manufacturers
have not complied with the law and there
is evidence that some OF them are de-
frsudiug the government. Several lots Of
cigars have already been detained In
dicstlOns are that distillers are now
operating in accordance with the law, but
there Is evidence that for the past two
years and up to within two months the
government has been deirauded by con-
siderable amounts of tax on distilled spir-
its. The examination of frauds by dis
tillcrs is now in progress, but not sutii-
ciently complete to report full results.
The routine clerical duties Of the collec-
tors office seem to have been fairly con-
Quoted, and he has number OF com.
petent and faithful subordinates,
but we believe the loose condl-
ton of affairs is attributable
TO the want of organization and utter
neglect and disregard of duty by por-
tion of the force. We have kept in mind
the fact that while tie district Is first in
importance in the country it is compact
and capable of thorough and effective
organization and not difficult to police
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Congregational Elections in W est Yir-
Einia

WAsHINGToE, May 20.-Representa-
tive Wilson's bill introduced today, pro-
videS for tie election in West Virginia,
October 7tb, for Representatives in the
iorty-sixth Congress.
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New wheat.

ST. LOUIS, May 20.-The first new
wheat of the season arrived here today
from near Dallas, Texas. 1t graded No.
4 and sold ut auction for Sl.25.
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Blaine, Cameron, of Pennsylvania, Cam
eron, Of Wisconsin, Dorsey, Kellogg and
Paterson voted with the Democrats in
favor of taking up the bill and Davis. of
Illinois, with the Republicans in opposi-
tiou. Nlr
Mr., Sargent then submitted the o.
lowing amendment as al additional sec
ton: That the President is hereby su.
thorlzed to sppoint Ulysses s. Grant,
Iste General commanding the army of
The United States, General on the retired
I!st OF the army, with full rank, pay and
allowances Of that grade, except that tno
uenersl SO retired shall not be allowed
forage tor horses or comutslion therefor,
or aidS-de-camp or other staff officers,
uRIess called into sctive service in time
OF war" The amendment was then
agreed to-yeas 80. nays Is.
The President pro ttu. announced
Messrs. Allison, Window and Eaton as
Conference Committee on the Indian
Appropriation Bill, and Messrs. Ssr-
gent, Dorsey and DAVIS, Of West Vlr.
ginis, rs Conference Committee on the
Pension Appropriation Bill.
Mr.. Conkllng then took the floor 10
speak on the Shields bill, but Welded to
Mr.. HamIin, and the Senate adjourned.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
FINANCE:

NEW YORK, May 2O.-Money- Closed
easy ut 3@3l per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 4!@5 per cent. Customs receipts
$4,000 The Assistant Treasurer dis
bursed Sl33,OOO. Clesrng' SIC 100000.
Sterling quiet long isi@4SG!i short 4s8.
GoLD-Opencd aud closed st 1909,
with sales IN the interim ~ lGui. Bor-
rowing rates lGl! per cent. Loans also
made fiat.
SILVER At London 81! pence per
ounce; here silver bsrs llS. currency;
il7s, gold; silver coin lola per cont
dHCOuut.
GOVERNMENT - Exhibited marked
strength throughout the day and prices
advanced ia per cent the latter IN cur
rency sixes under brisk demand.
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Rnsn BRlI.

UREA, y. Y, May 20.-Bnfo.oi o.
ULiCas 3.
BmaHAMrTox, n. Y, Msy 90 Ale
ghenys 0, Crickets 3.
SYRACUSE, Msy 2O.-Stsrs 10, Rocbe5'
tars !
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PENNSYLVANIA.
, Washington County.

Washington County.
Special TO the Register.
WEST ALEXANDER, May 20.
A terrible hail storm passed over this
section this evening. The fruit is con-
sldersbly damaged. Cannot tell the full
extent Of the damage at this hour. The
hail was very large. Wheat not seriously
damaged.
Special 10 the Register.
WAsHINGToN, May 20.
No hail or rain here this evening. The
crops are reported in good condition and
not damaged by the frost of the past few
nights.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Strong. {. &. y ]
c. advanced nearly per cent.
STATE BOEDs - Fairly active.

RAILROAD BOSDs-StrOng. I. 4. u J d.
{. advanced nearly per cent.
STATE BoEDs Fairly active.
STOCKs-The market declined to
per cent nj the opening,
but subsequently became strong and
there was an sdyance in the entire list
ranging from to u per cent, the latter
in New Jersey Central. The most prom
Incnt stocks were Lake Shore, Delaware,
Lackawsnna and Western, Western
Union Northwestern and Delaware and
Hudson. The market continued strong
in tho afternoon with q further In,pr0y.
meut IN prices Of ! to I per cent. In tuo
final sales the general list was up the
highcst figures OF the day. The trnnss,-
uons aggregated 5000 Insrcs, OF winch
10000 were Lake Shore, Il 800 Northwest
ern common and 2,4OO preferred, 3,iOO
Rock Island, 800 st. Paul common and
$500 preferred, 200 Ouios, 2G,GOO Della
ware, LAckawanna and Western, $500
New jersey Central, $3.50 Delaware
and Hudson, 1909 Morris and EssoH,
3 500 Western Union, LOO Pacific Mail
and G0J G., G. IL |, &.
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MAR HLASD,
Garrett County.

Garrett County.
Special 10 the Register.
ALLAMoNT, May 20.
No hail here to-day. Crops not yet
injured by the frost.
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Allegheny County.

Special to the Register.
CUMBERLAND, May 20.
Weather cold for the past few days,
with light frost, and slight damage to
crops. Warm and pleasant to-day No
hail here, but heavy rain and hail storm
at ConnellsvIlle tonight.
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Russian PriVHtcCrs.

NEW YORK, May pa Lon don
special says there is II rumor in diplo.
matte circles that the British govern
ment has sent Instructions to LORD LOTUS,
ambassador at St. Petersburg, to request
categorical explanations from the Rus
sian foreign office concerning the re-
ported armament OF Russian privateers
IN New York, II is also understood Tor
Lotus to make inquiry especially about
the mission OF the CImbrIs.
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MOLLY MAGUIREs

The third conviction iH tho trisls Of
Molly Msgulres q: Greensburg, about
thirty miles from here, was made on Ss'-
urday. 1t is the determination to kill
the order in Wcstmoreland county.
BAYARD.
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REVENUE FRAUDS.
Loose Condition of Affairs In Cinciu.
natl.

WASHINGTON, May 2O.-The follow
ing telegrsphic summary Of the investi-
cations and operations Of the revenue
agents in Cincinnati, has been received
by Commissioner of Internal Revenue:
CINCINNATI, May 49,
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| For additional markets gee 4th Page.
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Morgan County.

Special to the Register.
SIR JoHS's RUN, May 70.
The recent frosts did no damage to the
crops in this locality. No bail, heavy
clouds wind Al d lightning. The wind
Is from the north, passing eastwardIy'
Weather warm during the day. Ther-
mometer falling.
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BerkeIey County.

Special to the Register.
MARTINsBURG, May ~.
The weather for the past few days was
cool with heavy frost. No damage to
crops, &c. To-day warm and pleasant
No hsT
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Hampshire County.

SPECIAL TO the Register.
SoUTH BRANCH, May 20.
Tba-e has been no hsil at this place.
b1, for the past few days the weather has
been quite cool, with heavy ires's' when
did little damage to the crops. 1t was
very warm to-day.
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War Inevitable

OTTAWA, May 2O.-The government
received dispatch from the Imperial
government this afternoon announcing
that war between England and Russia is
inevitable.
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about an amlcabIe arrangement. A cor
respondent says that Russia has not
offered England sufficient concessions in
Bulgsris. Russia in fact prefers to sur.
render her Asistic acquisition rather
than torego her schemes IN Bulgaria.
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Riotin COnsrantinOpIe.

CoNsTANTIYoPLE May 2O.-A rio. oc-
CURED today before the Imperial Pslacc,
originating with roiugcrs goirg to pre-
sent a petition TO the SuiEsn. The dis
turbsuce ceased before thcarriyal OF the
DOlcp All Is Guipt now
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-11

n In accordance with law. ana an ofuef oi
the Board OF Directors. made on the 18th day OF
December. 1871. 90 many shares Of each parcel
OF such stock as may be necessary win be sold
al public auction. at the once Of the Com.
Francisco, California, on TUESDAY. the 18th
day Of February. 1878, at the hour Of u O'Clock
MOI said day, TO pay said delinquent asrcss-
ment thereon. together with COTS OF adver.
Using and expenses OF the sale.
PRANK MOYER, Secretary.
ofncs-<na California street. Room u. San
Francisco. California. js7ttd
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Or. L. ]. clAPkAY's
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE Nh. 3ss.
LATED stnir. sarxrx No. LII.

TINTED STATES LAND OFfICE. CARSON
u CITY. Nevads. November ~. isTI. Notice
u hereby given that John X. WEIGH. Owen
McCrohen, idward weieh, John Ryan aud J. O.
Dewey. as co owners and oo-elatmanis,. have
thi. day jointly made application for United
states patent for that certain mining ground
nd claim known - the Capital Gold aud Silver
Mining Claim No. 4 on the Capital Lode. ritu.
ate In Gold Hll Mining District. storey county.
state of Nevada. and mor- particularly de
-cribet according To ofhcial ne'd notes OF eur.
vey thereof - follows. 10 wit;
Beginning Of q poet marked Ne. I. ". \. Sur.
vey No. i3t. whence beAr- the fisc~tAn ON the
alta no citing works south 10 degrees wet, dis
tant about 100 feet. the nor Invest corner post
Of th. Capital. o.. n survey No. i0i. north s0k
degrees ea.t, dlstan, 40 iett. aud running
thence from said Post No. I. nr-t course. north
" degfess west 100 feet to Post No. 2. IN
nsine. and whence bears the quarter section
curner on the north line 90 Section S, Town.
-hip ID north. Range ~ cast. Mount Dtablo
me idisn. north u degrees east lois fest
thence. second course. north Ss deerrss east
Sco feet. TO Post No. , thence. third course,
south " d.grces EAST 1,to, feet To Post No. 4 /;
thence. fourth course. -suth son dsgrcsr west
A. 40 bet nor'n.ss, esn'.r poe, .. c,pl..i
ner post OF Capital U. \. Survey No. i0l. GO
f~.t. 10 the place OF b 'g~iunins-th the same be ing
and containing ~ 90 ioo acres.
survey made to conform with the record 81
lOfatlun. Nllbt--f- I" I'VE htutNy utFtWlth
presented. bearings expressed fpm true me
rtiiAn. Magnetic vAnati"n ID degrees ~ min
ute- east.
Tue imprc vemeui- consist In two shafts Ind
an excavation for new .haf'. exceeding $50
In v.lus.
SAID mining claim for which u. \. patent !.
80 applied for consists OF LOO linear feet Of the
aid Capital Lode. bearing gold and silver. with
and including ell the dips. spur. angles and
vartstiens thereof, With the surface ground as
sboye de.erbed. A notice a this application
Tor y. 4. Patent will BE- found posted oonspieu-
ou-iy ueon said mining claim and premises. To
Wit, upon . board three and . h.it feet In
lensth, which said board 10 attached TO . stake
two feet In length. Noiice OF locati.n Of said
mining claim will he found recofded In Book u
OF Mining locations, on rage it!. Of STOREY
County Records.
Any and all p-r-ops having or claiming any
adverse right or claim 10 any portion OF the
.sid mihibg premises will. dnring the sixty
days period n publication Of this notice. nls
with the Register of said Land once their ad-
v.r-s claim In writing. sitting forth clearly the
nature and extent Of such adverse claim with
= diagram Illustrative thereof. A. provided By
lay and the rules and regulations 81 the General
Land once In such case male and provided. of
be bsrrei By virtue Of the provisions Of the
statute.
dossd c. N. HARRIS. Register.
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s1ockHolDERs' MEETING.

DR0ePfCr GOLD AND SILVER MINING
COMPANY: The annual meeting Of Inc
sfoekholders Of The abovs named company, for
such other business o. may properly come h..
fore u, WIN DO held on TUkSDXY, he ss,Inh
day Of February. 4. D.. isTs at the hour Of ose
O'Clock ?. q. Of that day. at the once Of the
company. 30 bsnsome street. Room Q, San
closed on MONDAY, February I. is1s, stsr.E.
feitd J.P. MOORE. Becrstary.
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sTockHoLpERs' MEETING.

THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE STOCK.
i holders Of the Joe scates Consolidated ST.
yer Mining Company will b held II the once
Of the company. No. tos California street. Room
10, San Yrsncisco. California, on FRIDAY, the
18th day Of February. ISIS. at the hour of .
O'Clock r. q. Of said day. for the election Of
Trustees for the ensuing year. and for the
iranssctl0n Of any other buriness that may
properly come before it.
Tnnsfer books will be closed on Tuesday.
FRANK xOYRR, BccrsIsry.
San Fnncisco, Cal. Jan, n. is-2. fei "A
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The Board Of Dlrvctors. made on the 27d day Il
December. 1871, 90 many shares OF each parcel
Of such stock - may be necessary will b
sold 81 public auction. 81 the once of Parker
Criitendcn, Room 90 Merchanta' lxehapgc.
San Francisco, California. on MONDAY. the
a0th day Of February, 1873. ct the hour IL Q
O'Clock ,. n. Of said day. 10 psy said delinquent
Assessment thereon, together with costs of ID.
v~ertising and expenses VI saie.
A. d. CATHCARr. RerctarJ.
0~fhcs-fIall . Charles, ran fnneisro siock
Elchsnge Building. Pine street. han Frapciseo,
California. fettd
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TROJAN STOCKHOLDERS.

f>N OR BrpoRE YEBRuARY o, ISIS,
~ zee that your stock stands IN the omp
nys hooks In rouR wi NAME. and Dc pre.ens
on February rs, 1878. n you como. 10 present
give your PROXY 10 ono ono vho can DC and
viii fook out Tor your intsrest-the object being
10 md out why $50 ore cann"t pay . pront and
70 elect Directors In the interests OF stock
hoidern. JAZZ