The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-16
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO TIE DAILY LNTELLIGEN0ER
GENERAL NEWS.
England in awofuI auandary.
Cleopatra Afloat Once More.
Inauguration of Governor Mcclellan
Tho Business Embarrassmsnts Still
Increasing.
President Hayes on CoIored Emil.
grafton 10 San Domingo.
Sitting Bull at His Ease 10 Good
Queen vio's Dominions.
Voorhees, Speaks on the Finance
Question.
A Bitter Arraisnmsnt of Secretary
Sherman.
pOLITlC..L NEWS.
Little nac. Putin His Little Bed.

POLITlCAL NEWS.
Little Mac. Put I'm His Little Bed.
TREsroS, N. J., January l5.-About
Is, 900 persons from all parta Of the State,
Philadelphia and New York, assisted at
the Inauguration to-day Of Governor
Mcclellan. The procession wa. quite
imposing. Flags, banners and bunting
were profuse, and the cheering Of the
people hearty and continuous Gov.
Mcclellan was received at his residence
with salute Of one hundred guns. The
t.ousetops were filled with people, as also
were the streets.
When Gen. Mcclellan had taken the
oath OF office az Governor and delivered
bis inaugural, which wss frequently aP.
plauded, he returned TO the Executive
Chamber, when the Veteran Association
Of Philadelphia presented an address,
signed by 2,O36 metnhers-The same
party also presentel silver medal made
from halt-iollar picked up on the field
OF Antietam. The reception in the E1-
ecutiye Chamber was attended by great
crowds.
GOV. DisHoP GETTING Dowy TO BUSINESS.
COLUMBUS, O., January l5.-in the
Senate a message was received from Gov.
Bishop Withdrawing Gov. Young's nom
ination Of Chauncey Newton, OF Haniil-
ton, to be Railroad Commissioner, and
nominating VIM. Bell, Jr, Of Franklin,
for said place.
A message was also received from Gov.
Bishop notifying the Senate that he had
this day appointed the following ai his
military staff:
HAdjntant General-Lnther N. Reilly.
Assistant-Ieander Il. lloaglsnd.
Judge Adyocale-Gen. Sam. t. Hunt.
Quarternlasler General Charles L
Young.
Surgeon General-J. Emmc, Burns.
Chief Of Engineers Frederick Geiger.
To be Aides, with the rank Of Colonel
WIN. A. Burchard, Carson Lake, Richard
Neyins, Jr., Griffin II. Edison, Evan F.
Williams, Louis F. Schmidt, Ralph X.
Paige, james NJ. Williams, Thomas Il.
Roberts and NJ. L. Pail.
SSU,UUU JoBBER ELECrED.
The Senate proceeded 10 the election
OF candidate for U. S. Senator. George
II. Pendleton was nominated by and voted
for by all the Democratic members. The
Republicans voted blank. The vote
stock Pendleton, 25; blank 8. Pendleton
was declared the choice Of the Senate.
A bill was introduced to reorganiEe the
Reform School for Boys.
In the House bill was introduced TO
increase the pay Of Jurors before justices
courts to one dollar per day.
The House proceeded In vote for can
didate for U. s. Senator. George Fl.
Pendleton was nominated by the Demo-
crats, and Stephen Johnson, Of Miami, BY
MIR. Sturgeon, representative Of the Ma.
uonal Party. The Republicans made no
nomination. The vote resulted: Pendle.
ton, GO; johnson, 8; blank, 80. Pendle'
ton was then declared the choice Of the
House for Senator.
KY. u. 8. sEHAToRsHIP.
FaANKFoRT, January 15.-Joint Sena.
torial ballots Williams 50, Lindsay 80
McCreary IS, Boyd II. Adjourned
Caucus tonight
NOMINATED FOR REGENTS.
ALBANY, January l5.-The Repub.
lican caucus tonight nominated White
law Reid and Leslie w. Russell for Re.
gents Of the University. Reid's nomina.
ton was by aeclamation. The Canal
Board adopted the toll sheet OF " for '7S.
lrTr-pRauuprtog
HARRISBURG, Pa, January 15.-In the
House Of Representatives to-day the fol.
lowing was reported favorably from the
Committee on Federal Relations:
Rcsolsed, That II is the sense Of thii
House that the bill to repeal the Re-
sumption Act, now pending in Congress
ought to become law.
BALLorrINa PoR A SENATOR.
ANNAPOLIS, Mp., January 15.-Tht
balloting for U. s. Senator began to-day
In the House, Dennis, the present incum
bent, received 10 votes, ex.Gov. Thomai
Is, Steiner IA, ex. Gov. Groome 10, Mont
somery Blair s, scattering II. In the
Senate the vote was: Dennis Z, Thomas 4
Steiner 4, Robinson 8, Hambleton and
Stump each, Groome, Wickes and
Gary 1 each.
| Railroad Accident.
HARTFORD, January l5.-A serious