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Stocks--irregular.
MILWAUKEE,.
Milwaukee, June Is.
WHEAr-3@2sc lower; hare, ,1.02; No.
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965c for August.
CoRN-334c.
OATs-23lc.
RYE-53c.
BARLEY-62c.
CHICAGO.
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90s@902c for July; 84@s41c for August
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-20

10 recede from the ironclad orthodoxy of
the olden times is manifest among many
clergymen Of standing. They can't ex-
actly get sway with hell, but they are
exceedingly anxious to modify and mol
lily the general conception Of it. The
probability is that we will never get at
the bottom facts until We explore for
ourselves, and those who have no taste
or tact as explorers Of such 3 locality
had better resign in advance.
There Is nothing fresh in Baltimore in
the shape of news or gossip, unless it be
the important fungus known IS the Til
ton-Beecher scandal, snd with this the
people generally refuse to entertained.
They ask for q rest, or st lesst something
fresher than new confession OF sn old
confession of q confession now sgsin con-
fessed. The thing is getting wonderfully
mixed and trasSpsreutly thin.
We are to have Booth next week at
Ford's Opera House, on the celebration
of Shakespeares birthday.
FUR B. Low.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-20
KeIIxIousrroubies in Canada.

MONTREAL, April lS.-Seversl eu-
counters occurred between the Orange
men, Young Britons and lrish Catholics
to-day, in this city. A. the Britons were
marching this forenoon, Catholic al.
pied TO cross through the procession.
He was pursued into the Notre Dame
Catholic Church, where some arguing oc.
Cured. ChSs. O'Hsra, who attempted 20
shut the door on the Intruders, was badly
beaten. More rioting at eleven o'clockto-
night in Victoria square Stone throw
ing and pistol shooting was INDUCED in
until posse Of police arrived and quell-
ed the disturbance. An artillery yolen-
teer named Cole received revere wound
and Policeman Martin was dangerously
wounded in the head. Several large
plate glass windows were broken. The
police are now out in full force and have
cleared the streets OF al disturbing els-
ments. Considerable party feeling eI-
lists, arising out the trials going on Of
those who took part in the late shooting
ARRAY in this city.
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What Bishop Kahn Did Say.
WHEELING, April l9, 1878.

Editor Of the Register.
1t hss been asserted that Bishop Kain,
in his discourse Sunday last on the Holy
Eucharist, failed to dwell on the G3I
verse OF the 9th chapter of St. John,
though that verse is regarded by some as
the Key to all that chapter. Verse 63i,
we are told, shows that the Saviour's
words should be understood in spiritual
or tguratIve sense Now the fact is that
the Bishop, well aware of the objections
based on verse 63, did speak quite fully
of it, and his reflections fully proved
that the words are not TO be taken in the
fgurative sense.
The Bishop said, lst, That when the
words Resh and spirit are contIssted in
the Bible, they have one unvarying
meaning, and we are not at liberty 20
depart from it and put some fanCifu in
terpretatiOn of our own upon them.
Wherever these words are placed IN
contrast, Rssh means the corrupted dis
positions of the human heart, and the
SD,77t the sentiments of man elevated
and ennobled by grace. See Romans
viii; Gal. W, 1926. The mere man can
not accept Chrlst's teachings; he mus: be
Illuminated and aided by grace. This is
confirming what Christ mad been teach
ing all along.
Secondly, All respectable comments-
tors, Protestant as well as Catholic,
admit this TO be the meaning of these
words here as everywhere else in the
Bible.
Thirdly, Christ does not say my flesh
profteth nothing. He could not say that
of that sacred flesh IN which lie redeem
ed US, snd of which He had already SAID,
"He that esteth my 1leSh hath
everlasting life"
Fourthly In the Blessed Sacrament
we do not receive, as the csrnal Jews
imagined, the dead flesh of Christ. 1t is
His Body animated by His Holy Soul and
His Divinity.
Truly then, may we say, the flesh
could we suppose it separated frCm the
soul and Divinity of Jesus Christi would
not profit US. But it is not thus separated,
and therefore DO we say with our Lord,
at is the spirit that quickenGth."
Filthy, If the spirit means the Bgurs-
tive or spiritual siguihcation of words,
then by the flesh must be meant the lit.
erGL Specification.
Now we have not q single instance in
the Bible in which the word flesh has
this mesning.
Finally, If that verse is the key and
solves the difficulty which reason finds
IN accepting the doct,ine otthe real pres
ence of ChrIsts flesh and blood IL The
blessed sacrament, how is i! that even
after this bossted solution many OF the
disciples lett Jesus and walked no more
with him, as we read in verse 66Lh?
Here are substantially the reflections
made by Bishop Ksin on verse 63 OF vi
chapter of St. John.
ONE VINO WAS THERE.
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Statement from TiIion.

CHICAGO, April l9.-Theodore TIlton,
who has been lecturing in lows since the
revival of the scandal, hiss refused TO be
interviewed on the mstter, but yesterday
be made q statement TO personal friend,
which has been given to the press. He
declares Mrs. Tilton's card surprised
him ss much as the public, who had no
agency IN its publication, preparation or
originstion No overtures had been
made by either party for reconciliation.
lie hsd not been in Brooklyn for several
months, and had vacated his New York
apartments. At the close of his lecture
season he will sail for Europe and spend
sll the time possible with his daughters
in Germany. The story that Mrs. Til
ton would accompany him is fabrica-
tion.
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SPECIE RES SUMPTION.


WASHINGTON, April l9.-The House
Committee on Banking and Currency
had very interesting conference, this
morning, with j. A. Stewart, of the
United States Trust Company, New
York, ard j d. Vermilye, of the Mer-
chants Bank, New York. The question
Of the practicsbility of maintaining re-
sumption was pressed upon these gentle
men by Mr.. Ewing, but they held Infex-
ibly 10 the position that resumption can
be sa ely entered into upon the first Of
January, 1879 and thst with the present
favorable outlook Of good crops and the
balance OF trade in favor of this country,
resumption can be maintained.
They expressed the belief, however
thst the maintenance OF specie payments
would not be assured unless portion Of
the currency circulation IS retired snd
foreign exchange continue to be in our
favor.
Mr.. Veymilye thought that one hun.
dred Or one hun I-ed and fifty million
dollars OF the outstanding United State.
notes should be retired in order to make
specie resumption safe
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CONGRESS SIONAL.
HOUSE.

On motion OF Mr.. Singleton the bill
sppropriating 100000 to provide for
DEFICIENCIES in the public printing Of.
fee, was taken up and passed.
Mr.. Kelly, of Pennsylvania, from the
Committee on Ways and Means reported
bill for the free entry of articles I'M
ported for exhibition by the societies es-
tablished for the encouragement Of arts
and science. Passed.
The Speaker announced that the
first business in order was the motion TO
reconsider the vote by which the House
refused last Wednesday to refer the sd-
journment resolution to the Committee
on Ways and Means WAS agreed to; lO5
to 81.
Mr. Wood withdrew the motion to re-
fer the resolution, and moved to post
pone consideration of the proposition till
May 18th.
The motion to postpone was carried,
yeas l29, nays liz; party vote with the
exception of Rsiney, who voted with the
Democrats in the affirmative, and Cut
Ter, Luttrell, Clymer, Wright and
Bridges, who voted with the Republicans
in the negative.
Mr.. Walsh, from the Committee on
Invalid Pensions, reported back Senate
bill increasing the pension of General
James Shields from $50 to $50 per
month.
Mr.. Mills, of Texas, moved to amend
by increasing the pension to 500.
Agreed to, and the bill passed.
Mr.. Goode moved that the House go
into Committe of the Whole on the pri-
va.e calendar, and that the debate on the
pending bill (tbe William and Mary
College bIll) be closed in two hours.
Mr.. Conger opposed the latter motion,
which was, however, carried-yeas lO7,
nays 81.
Mr.. Conger then moved that the House
adjourn, and Mr.. Willis, of New York,
moved that when the House adjourn to.
day it be to meet on Monday next, and
the yeas aud nays were ordered on that
motion.
Alter consuming two hours IN voting
upon dilatory motions the House took
recess until 1870 P. NJ, the evening ses-
SION to be for the consideration of busi-
ness reported from the District of Colum-
bis Committee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-20
Annual Biography.

" Wel4sOuTS news.
The subject Of this brief sketch, Isaac
Roberts, more familiarly known s.
Boss was born April 9Th, 1870, in
Hartford county, near Deer creek, Mary
land. Settled IN Washington county,
Pa in 1904, ENLISTED II the war Of 1872,
at Washington, snd marched from that
place TO Buffalo, y. i, carrying arms
and baggage cn his back. Served SIX
months and fifteen dsys, and wss dis
charged March 25. 1913. He bought the
".oger" clothes he wore, paying about SIS
for them. Uncle sam has 10. yet Indem-
niied him. Alter his return ne made 3
trip on fstbost 70 New Orleans and
walked ell of the wsy back. Came 70
Brooke county in 1914, and is the Oldest
settler in the coaniy. Served fifteen
months in the Union army during the
late rebellion. Never wore spec.scles in
mis- life, and his eyesight il as good as
ever It was. he is 8 great horsemsn,
and prides himielf on MS knowledge OF
the fine points OF the noble equine. He
is now in his Seth year, snd bids fair 10
live many years % come.
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Er.Cnngressmnn Vance.

SAN FRANcIsCo, April l9.-The Bui-
Ietiu says ex Congressman Vance OF
Ohio Is cer.siu!y in the city or suburbs.
Letters and kilograms come for him al
dressed to the Lick House, csre W. IL.
Lamb. They are taken away BY 3
stranger to the manager OF the hotel,
supposed 10 be nonresident. 4 well
known merchant of this city has received
a copy OF the telegram sen. from here
April Sth TO Mrs Vance, with the re.
quest to ascertain if Vance was st the
Lick House. The telegram read: Your
husband here; insane, but harmless. Have
YOU instruclious?" 1t was signed w. II.
Lamb, Lick House.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-20
Revenue Frauds.

WAsuINGroN, April l9-Special
Agent Curtis OF the Treasury Depart.
ment was examined to-day by the House
Committee on Appropriations IN relation
to the customs charges and Commlsscnf.
he produced number of papers,
showing it IS customary, accord.
ding to law, or regulations, when 3
merchant thinks the charges or com.
missions are excessive, to file sipro.e,t vt
the time of the payment, bat tnat IN
hundreds Of Instances, alter payment,
protests have been attached 20 the papers,
thus showing 3 connivance with some OF
the officials to deiraud the revenue to the
extent OF hundreds OF thousandt Of dol
lars.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-20
MEXICO.
Insurr.ctiou Against EIar.

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, April BE
liable information has Just reached here
from the interior Of the Mexican border,
which states that the insurrectlon against
the Disz government u stesdidly but
surely ripeBing. 1t is understood there
that the Lsrdist party are urging the
Mexican Indians TO renew rsiding in
order 20 bring matters OF the Rio Grsnde
10 their former unstable condition ss re-
CARDS the United States. The command
ing officer Of the sub-district Of the
Pecos telegrsphs TO depot hesdqusrteFs
that the Mexican Indians are scting in
concert with the Indians from the
Fort Stanton reservation, who are now
Oh sn extensive raid in TeIas.
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SUFFERING MINERS.
Legislation Asked for Their Relic

L.
PoTTsvILLE, April l9-Five hundred
miners snd lsborers met nesr here this
afternoon for the purpose of consulting
and proposing plans to ask the suthorl-
ties of the State to leglslate in their be-
half for immediate aid to enable them TO
provide for themselves and suffering
families. The meeting was very
orderly. Petitions were signed asking
the State to appropriate several
million dollars and purchase iron
and withhold it from the market tor
several years, so SIS 70 enable the interests
to resume and thereby make a demand
Tor coal, or take any other prompt meas
uyes to create work in the region. Res
olutions were adopted requesting the
miners, laborers and workmen OF other
sections of the State to address the Leg
islsture on the ssmn subject. Meetings
are to be held throughout the Msboning
Valley, by the working people generally,
for the same purpose.
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LETTER LIST.

T Isl OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
II the pOstOffice AT Wheeling, ohio cOuu.
y, Wet Virginia, unclaimed, SatuTday,
April -, 1878.
To obtain any Of the following the appli-
cant will please call tor advertised lstt.rA,
giving date Oi list.
BsTtrim Miss Mooney joint
BaiIes Tom Mitchell Mas Nagey
haliant VI Moore
CIayDuru VIM II Myers W q
Courtney Miss Mary Martin & COCO
Carr HlIlis Moore Kate
Cameron Lardds AcAllisteT Peter
Davis THOs W Newell WINS
ElIis II Rose nHtock Il co
Ellison Elmer + swain CS
Foster Eamuel S.aTy Charley
Gill MIss JOsaphinerhe eperd VIM
Gregg HT4 Samuel Weoer W II
Gordon Miss yWlnesburgn Hlss
Ann Emma
Han'y Mrs A Words Miss Lizzie
IDgersoli Vim II wilgnsss Levi
Johnson 4 White II j
ReliOZCA Watts Miss Annie
Kirk VIM Wright Miss Lea
Lsttel Mrs LlZzybst
c. J. RAWLISG, I'M.
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Chinese IpdemDIIy Pund.

WAsHIsoTUS, April ls.-In order 20
induce Japan 70 take greater interest in
the proposed treaty with Corea, Efforts
Will Do made 10 have returned TO japan
a million and half Of dollars now in the
United States Treasury, known ss the
japanese indemnity fund, retaining
small sum only TO compensate ior the
actual loss 70 Americans, resulting from
disturbances some years sgO in that
country.
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THE RIFF.
Communication from Bordeaux
Chamber OF Commerce.

WAsHINGToN, April l9.-The Secre-
tary of the Treasury transmitted to the
House of Representatives Communica-
tion from the Bordeaux Chamber Of
Commerce, addressed to the President
and to Congress. They say that in Pc
rusing the tariff bill they have been deep.
" impressed by what concerns French
wines, especially at the time when, to q
certain extent, ideas OF free trade and
the public financial situation, which has
become very prosperous, had induced
them to hope that the United States
would gradually lower their Custom
house duties on different articles of i'm
portation. They think it unnecessary to
recall to mind how much the lowering of
the duties, when it is effected with skill
and prudence, tends to produce
happy result, ani how frequently it
has happened that such reductions have
had the three fold advantages of devel-
oping commerce, of giving satisfaction TO
consumers, and, at the same time, of in
creasing the income OF the pubic treas
ury. In consequence of the enormous
increase OF consumption, this, they say,
would be peaceful means Of contributing
to develop and increase the com mmercial
intercourse between the United States
snd France.
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international sunday ScheOI Con.
VenfIou.

ATLANTA, April l9.-The session Of
the International Sunday School Con-
vention was occupied with the discussion
Of the general theme of promotion OF Sun
dsv School work The committee on the
new executive committee reported the
new executive committee for the next
three yesrs, with Franklin Hall, OF New
York, chairman. To-nigh', alter sd-
dresses and several voluntary speeches
the convention adjourned sine die.
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WAsHIsGTos, April 20. A.H.-For
Tennessee AID tBe Ohio Valley, southerly
wlnds, yeerin2 70 cooler westerly, falling
followed by -isiEg barometer, and partly
cloudy WEATHER
For the Lower Lake region, south aud
west wInts warmer partly weather, fall
ing followed b. risirg barometer, and
OCCASIONAL light rairS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-20
Hife Murder and suielde.

CLEVELAND April "a Leonard
Stroud. 3 farmer, aged 55, residing in
Troy, Geogs county, fatally stabbed his
wife on Thursday last, and then cut bis
Syn thros', dying in few minutes.
Mrs Stroud died 81 noon to-day. The
trouble was csussd by dispute about
property.
NEW YoaK, April 19.-Henry II.
Walters, Of 3s Stanton street. cut bic
wife's tdrost from ear 10 ear with razor,
and then severed bis own windpiwe.
Both will die. Jealousy.
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Railroad War.

CINcINNATI, April l6-lndicstiors
of an active railroad war in Eastern
bound passenger rates are appearing.
Yesterday the Panhandle reduced Its
rates to New York to Sl3 snt this was
followed by the Atlantic and Great
Western putting its rate to Sll.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-20
EngIr.h OpernliYes, StrfKc.

LONDON, April ia special from
Blackburn announces thst 10000 opers.
tives are now on strike there. At Sar.
win, Burnby, Lower House, Padihsm,
Accrington Church, Oswslt, Mistle
Rishton, Crest Hsrwood and BsrendeD,
the strike of cotton operatives is general.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-20
Anything for "a Sei,s.,ion.

.s,.,,;,mLt :, " mLtee.ing Standard publishes a
WsiI..oo.1ls story TO the effect that John
w.. aces grave, at West Alexander,
b5+yV Vp9Ied day or two since and the
tU,yb' '.S'eh-lt is believed hv two Pitts
- ~Oc'ors.-PtttsJ1r yL Telegraph.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-20
Fire.

CINCINSATr, April lS-A specisl to
the Commercial from Washington,
Guernsey county, Ono, reports the burn
ing of al entire business block this morn
ing. Loss variously estimated from $l2,.
OOO to $40 900. No insurance.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-20
Iucrisb Agents Buytug Horses

Troy, \. Y, April 1.-Two hundred
horses per week are beisg purchased in
this neighbUrnood and IN the western
portion of Vermont, by an agent o! the
English government.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-20
GENERAL MARKETS.
FINANCE.

NEw YORK, April l9.-There were
some transactions in foreign exchange
today for Saturdays mSil NJ Thursdays
closing quotsIions, and IN connection
Herewith some sales Of gold ST 1905.
Customs receipts Sl6T,UOO
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Speete Resumption.

MuLwAUKEB, April l9.-The Sentinel
resumed specie payments to-day, It
having paid of its entire force in gold.
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