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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-10
Row In New Hampshire Republican
State Convention.

BosToN, January 9.-At meeting OF
the Republican State Committee at Con.
cord, y H., last night, it was manifest
that there was a formidable pro-Hsyes
element in the party. A strong feeling
delegates, while it WAS claimed by
Chambers friends that there had been
an organized effort to crush him, secret
meetings having been heldsfor that pur-
pose, and that various prominent men
had been driven into it. At the meeting
speech was made by ex.United States
Senator Patterson who, though endors-
ing the President, doubted the sdvlss-
bility OF introducing the matter into the
convention. AS there was disagree
ment upon it, speeches advocating
either concilistory policy or positive
endorsement of Hayes, were made by
Gen. Stevens and others. A. II. Tuck
and NJ. w. Tappsn severely attacked
Chandler, who is u delegate. Chandler
spoke At length crlticising the action of
the President. He spoke OF the attacks
made on him by two naval officers, Ian
igsn and Tuck, and insinusted certain
irregularities on the part OF Tuck, while
in office. Tuck retorted by calling
Chandler = political tramp, and charged
him with dishonorable conduct IN lob
bying. Moore and Tsppsn then spoke.
The latter WAS quite severe on Chandler.
Msjor Tarr made the closing speech. and
in speaking OF the Southern policy, said
he was willing to shake hands with the
man who shot the bullet through his arm.
CONCORD, n. d., January 9.-The Re-
publicrn State Convention met here this
morning.
Among the resolutions adopted are the
following:
Resotred, That we condemn as recreant
and ruinous the second attempt OF the
Democratic House of Representatives 10
destroy the resum ption act and thus ren.
der sbortive the years OF anxiety, walt.
ing and praying to make the green back
dollar equal to the gold dollsr IN It's ca
pscity TO reward labor and pay the pub
lIC creditor.
Resoiped, That We disspprove and de-
nounCe any legislation, open or disguised,
tending 10 repudiste the public debt, IN
whole or in part; that we deem change
in the standard OF values by making =
deprecated silver dollar legal tender
for sill public and private Indebtedness q
violsiion of the rights OF property, re-
pVdistion OF government contracts and
wrong done 10 labor, criminal in its ns'
ture and dIshonorsbls 10 the nation, and
we cal on the President 10 use his veto II
1t becomes necessary, As did his courage.
us predecessor, 10 shield the nstional
honor from legislation that threstets 70
wound and blast il.
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VICTOR EMMANUEL.
DEATH OF THE KING OF ITALY.
Of His Last Moments
Succession OF Prince Humbert
TO the Throne.

LONDON, January 9.-The King of
Italy died at 230 this evening.
KoME, January 9.-King Victor
Emmanuel received the consultations of
religion before his death.
ROME, January 9.-In the afternoon
sacraments were administered to the
King. The King then summoned. Prince
Humbert, heir apparent, and his wife
Princess Margarita, to his bedside, with
whom he conversed few moments.
Afterward the mslsrisl eruption in.
creased. He then summoned all who
were in the habit of approaching him.
He addressed to every one present few
words, and few moments after died.
The news of his death soon spread
through the city, and caused great emo
ton among the people. All the shops
are closed. Prince Humbert was pro-
claimed the King of Italy. He confirmed
the present ministers in their poets
1t is stated that King Victor Emman-
uel confessed to Monsigneur F. Marinelli,
Sscristan of the Apostolic palace, who
was sent to him by the Pope. He was
also visited by Monsigneur Cennl, the
Pope's domestic prelste. The Austrian
ambassador was present, with Prince
Humbert, the Princess Msrgsrits and
the state dignitsries, when the King re 9
ceived the communion and extreue
JUNCTION from his Chaplain, Auzina.
Towards 2:30 P. N. the oppression under
which the King lsbored increased, and
he was caused to inhsle oxygen, which
seemed TO give him little strength. He
ssluted those present, be ding his
head twice. He then sighed
deeply and expired. The diplomstists
being informed of the death OF the King,
and Prince Humbert's accession, proceed
ed to the Qulrnisl at once to condole.
The newspapers appear in black and re-
minded their readers that Victor Em-
maDuel's life was dedicated to the great
ness and happiness of Italy. King
Humbert issued the following proclsms-
ton.
ITALIAEs-The greatest misfortune
has suddenly befsllen US. Victor EN-
muel, founder of the Kingdom of Italy
and its unity mas been taken from US. l
received his last sigh, which was for the
nation; his last wishes, which we're for the
happiness of his people. His voice,
which will always ressund in my
heart, bids me vsnquish sorrow, and in
dcstes my duty at this moment. There
is only one consolation possible, viz:
10 show ourselves. worthy of hin; l, by
following IN his footsteps, and you by
remaining devoted 10 those civic virtues
by the aid OF which he accomplished the
difficult task of rendering Italy great
and united. shall be mindful of his
grand example OF devotion TO the coun-
try, love OF progress and faith in the
liberal institutions which are the PRIDE
OF nfy house. My sole ambition will be
to deserve the love OF my people.
Italians, your first King is dead, his sue
ceSsor will prove to you that institutions
do not die. Let us unite in this hour of
great sorrow; let us strengthen thaticon-
cord which has always been the saliva
ton of Italy.
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Indian Depredations.

DEApwooD, January 9.-Teter Riley,
of Spear Fish, reports that 9 band In
disns, yesterday, drove of about fifty
head of horses from that vicinity, the
property of g rsnctmsn Two compan
les Of cavalry, of Major Evans COM
mand, started from Spear Fish, yester-
day, on q scouting expedition of Eve days.
They will probably visit the Deer Lodge
Mountains in search of q camp Of Sioux
reported in the vicinity.
A cleanup was made last Saturday
from seventy stamps running on ore
from the Woolley and Pecscho mines.
Ten days yield was over $4,000 worth
OF gold.
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Murder aud Attempt at Snicide.

DOVER n. H., January 9.-Mrs.
Miriam Berry, OF New Durham, high
ly respected widow, 65 years OF age was
shot and instantly killed tnis afternoon
in the presence OF her family, by John
l.. Plnkhsm, who had been employed BY
her to do some chopping, snd for the
payment Of which there had been Cis-
pute Pinkhsm entered the house with
a double bsrreled shot gun, aud sitter =
few words suddenly shot Mrs. Berry
through the head snd fed. He wss soon
after .ound half mile down the road
with his throst cut, i, is thought not
fatally he is supposed TO have been
under the influence of liquor.
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Ohio state Agricultural CenSen-
tiou.

CoLUMBUs, JanuNry 9.-The State
Agricultural Convention in session here
to day, adopted resolutions asking the
General Assembly 70 pass laws forbid.
ding the killing OF quail for s term Of
FIVE years. and TO repesl that section OF
the game lsw which requires Land owners
to poet notice, torbidding hunters from
tresspsssIr g on inclosed lands.
In the House bills were introduced To
provide for the cression of Commission
ers so srbi,rate Morgan raid claims and
TO provide for the payment Of said claims.
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ENGLAND and etc.

Loxos, Jsnusry s.-The StandaTd
understands that Lsysrd, abe British
Ambassador 81 Constsntinopie, has r.
oues.st the immediate despatch Of Brit
ish m.n-oi-wsr - Crete, snd that the
admiral commanding the Mediterranean
aee, siu order the permanent ststioning
OF one there.
A elesrsu from Crete states thI
boStiliiss betEeen the ipsurgents and
Turk. commenced Tuesday.
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Meeting of OIL Men.

TIIUsvILLE, Pa, January s.-The
Producers Protective Union is holding
IT. fourth council in this city. The pro-
ceedings, rs usual, are strictly prlvs;e.
1t is sisted upon authority this evening
ihst the Union is unanimously IN favor
of the sea board pipe project, and that
subscriptions sre now being received 10
carry the enterprise into effect. There is
$ large snd esrnes! representation OF pro-
duNers n-e<ant
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Marine.

NEu YoEK, January s.-Arriysd-
Steamer Hsrder, from Hamburg.
BRExES, Jsnusry e.-Tbe steamer
Mosel. which sailed from here on the
5.h for New York and put back With
her msckipery disarrsngsd, sfectsd re
paus and sailed today.
LosDos, January s--ArriVed-
Steamer Leipzig. from Baltimore-
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TIE intelligent and thoughtful readers
of the REGISTER will JOIN Us in thanking
Rev. j. &. ARMSTRONG, ID. d., Tor his
able spd clear article on the Msterialistlc
tendencies of this generation. We arr
sure it will be read with both interest and
profit by very many persons.
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liza resolution i. not introduced into
Congress TO investigate the fraud by
which HAYES occupies the place to
which TILDEN was elected by the people,
Il will be because the enemies Of the de
tacto in his own party lack the courage.
No Democrat cares to do it.
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PEACE prospects are Frightening. Act
ing on the advice OF England the Porte
hss proposed an armlstice which has been
agreed to by Russia. This will suspend
sill military operations for sixty days.
During the interim it is probable that
peace negotiations will result in q termi-
n alton of the war
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The Democrats of Pit sburgh and AL
legheny have selected delegates to the
Democratic State Convention OF Penn
sylvanis, favorable to the nomination
for Governor of Hon. JAMES Il. HOP
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WASHINGTON.
Enforcement OF Revenue Laws.

WAsHINGToN, January "a tele.
gram to the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue from Revenue agent Wagner,
dated Charlotte, n. G., to-day, is as fol:
lows: Governor Hampton has directed
the Sheriff of Union county 20 see the
law enforced, and proposes to remove
the trial Justice and disbsnd the militia
company implicated in the rescue of the
federal prisoners at Spsrtansburg. We
shall call on the Sheriff for posse and
believe we shall be able to avoid trouble.
The ReassembIing OF Congress.
There will be quorum of Senators
to morrow on the resssembling OF Con-
gress. About forty are already in the
city. 1t is not so certain that there will
be a quorum of the House, although
about one hundred of them remained in
Washington during the recess. 1t is not
anticipated that any business OF interest
will be transacted ill Monday. The first
business in the House is the pending res
olution OF Representative Wood, propos-
ing to instruct the principal standing
committees to inquire into any errors,
abuses or frauds in the administration
and execution of existing laws, with 8
view 10 ascertain what change and re-
formation can be made 80 as 10 promote
the integrity, economy and efficiency OF
the several departments.
Government Protection Asked.
Col. Ward Ii. Lamon, attorney for
the Morant Guano Company, has ad-
dressed a letter to the Secretary OF State
giving particulars of removal from the
Morsnt Keys Of the parties engaged IN
loading gusno by the commander OF the
British man OF war, who compelled the
hauling down of the American flag. Tne
company claims the protection of our
government, and earnestly ask the British
government TO be required, in all re-
spects, immediately to restore the statu
quo on the Keys, and also indemnify the
company for the wrong and damage in
the premises. The subject will NJ once
take diplomatic direction.
Woman Suffrage.
The Womsn's Suffrage Convention
to-day adopted series OF resolutions set
ting forth the duty OF the National gov.
ernment in maintaining equal rights to
all its citizens, without regard TO SEX the
injustice of remanding woman from n
hearing before the highest tribunal OF
the nation to State Legislature; q con-
demnation of the proposed Sixteenth
amendment, which introduced the sects-
rlan idea OF God into the Constitution;
the injustice OF taxing the property OF
widows and spinsters to its full value,
while the clergy are largely exempt;
that education should be made compul-
sorry, aud after 1885 there should be an
educational qualification to the right OF
suffrage.
Miss Morgan, a colored delegate from
Mississippi, addressed tina convention.
She said that the colored women OF the
District of Columbia were, under the
Fourteenth and Fifteenth amendments,
entitled to suffrage, but they did not pro-
pose to demand till it their white sisters
we're accorded the same privilege. She
wanted no privileged classes.
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Strike Of the Crispins.

Bosroy. Jsnuary 9.-The strike of the
Crispins 81 Lynn IS extending. A large
force OF police vss necessary yesterday
TO protect non UniouIsts from assault
Several OF the mob we're arrested The
manufacturers declare the action OF the
board of arbitration in ordering the
strike ST Docks & Co.'S shops, arbitrary
and uniusi
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'APITAL, s25O.OOO
CAPITAL, s25o.OoO
JOHN X. BOTSFORD, P-erdeni,
GEO. ADAMS, CdIhtsr.
Bank of the Ohio Valley
Successor "a
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANh
OF WHEELING.

This Bank is Organized and prepared to
transact the business OF banking IN all it-
details.
IL succeeds the First National Bank OF
Wheeling; Is owned by the same share.
holders, and In under the same manage
ment.
by carefully regarding the interests ofiS
correspondents and depositors, and by
prompt and faithful execution OF their
wishes, IL hopes To merit their esteem anu
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject 10 check =
sight, received from banks, ban ers, nrm
corporations and individuals.
Certificates of deposit issued payable on
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits,
DiRECTOKS:
JUHN Is. BoTsFORD Wa. Il. SIMPSON.
JAOoBS RHODES, WA. A, TURNER,
WM, A. IsETT, JOHN l.. HoBH,
A. NJ. ADAMS, q. & DEWEY,
HENRY ". HARPER my
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Ackuow edged 10 be the Leading
Paper OF " est Virginia.

BUCK hAnnOn bAnutI
Read the prospectus OF the Wheeling
REEIsrER in this issue, and II you want
a 6rs;-clsss State paper call and leave
YOUR nsme With US. The REGISTER is
Acknowledged to be the leading paper OF
West Virginia.
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k.n,u.s, senatorial Contest.

FRANKFORT. January 9.-The second
ballot in join, session for Q. 8 Senssor
resulted: Willisms, 80; Lindsay, 5Oi
McCreary, %; Boyd, Rep lS. There
were two Absentees.
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n. TO. Railroad Accident.

CINCINNATI, January s.-Bsltimore
and OHIO train No. ran of the track
east OF Zsnesville, o., this morning, se'i-
ously ipjuring the engineer, John Moore,
and slightly wouRding the fireman.
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THE sun.

1878. NEW YORK. 1879
A. the time has come fer the renewal Of
syb.rri ptlOns, The BUs would remind ia
friends and Well-wisberssvery where, that
N Ia azaiu a candidate Tor their consider.
alton and support. Upon itS record for
the past ten ysars IL relies tor a contiDu-
ancs Of the hearty sympathy and gensr'
Gus oo-opsfation which have hitbreto
been extended 70 IL frornsyery quarter OF
the Union.
The Danny sUS II four-page sheet Of .
columns; price by mail. postpaid, - cents
A month, or E.5G per year.
me sunday edition Of TEE EUE ls an
eight-paZs sheet Of 50 ooiumnA While
giving The news Of the day, 10 also con-
tains large amount Of literary Snd mis-
csllaneOus matter specially prepared Tor
n. The rCNDAT SUS has met with great
success. Postpaid sl-D year.
The WEEKLY SUN.
Who does not know TIE WEEKLY SrSf
II ctrculates throughout the United States,
the Csbsdas, and beyond. SiDsty thou
sand FAMILIES greet its Telootue pages
weekly, and regard u In the light of guide,
c0u 70 seior and friend. It's news, editorial,
agricultural and literary departments
make itEzssnfiAily . journal fOS tbs family
and the hTeside, Terms: One Deffsr
year post paid. This price quality con-
stdsrsd makes II the cheapeSt nsSspspef
published. For clubs Of ten, with $40 ca<b,
tEe will send an extra copy Tree Addrezs1
PUBLIs Xxx OF The SUM-.
dAczl.odezta sew YORK Oity
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-10

The latest from Columbus don't cor :
vince Us that Senator will be named on
the first ballot to night.
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VOL. ID.
at'heeliua &eglster.
GOD closed yesterday at lo2!'

AT the REGISTER Office, at 8 o'clock
this morning, the thermometer registered
40 degrees above zero. Rain.
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The Ohio Democrats caucus on SEN
stor tonight.
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CONGRESS meets to-nisht.
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The Supreme Court of Appeals OF this
State met in Charleston yesterday
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Teeth like orient pesrsls set in cushions
of rose,
A breath like the perfume the toilet be.
slows;
These are charms TO win hearts when all
other chai ms fade.
But they can't be preserved without
Sozodonts aid.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-10

RSOf superior ENGLISH manufacture
and Justly celebrated for Elasticity, Dura-
bility and Evenness OF Point. In l6 Num-
hers
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weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, January 10, A. NJ
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley warmer
southwest winds, cloudy and possibly
rainy weather, with falling barometer.
For the Lower Lakes falling barome-
ter, stationary or higher temperature,
south and west winds and cloudy weather,
with rain or snow.
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WHEELING. WEST vIkGIsIA.
w E1rABLIrHED lsD.
Has ane aud elegantly furnished rUorns
a thorouah Commercial oourse, and also
gives thorough instruction In any OF All
the common Engiihh branches SESSIONS
dAy and evening. Individual inst refion.
Csii Al CoiIegs once or ad5re.s
7TsoavSxIis J. NJ ERAsHkk a 90.
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Spalding' Glue meuds Furniture, Toys,
60
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The very best " q done ~
the very lows uguFes.

Es.ims.es and sample, furnished on
orr notice Give IA 90 order and Be
nyincsd.
oscisTro coMpAs
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-10-19
The Choice.

The independent movement has
come t" head. 1t was all along
centerrd on the s|,eritf7s office and Ito
outcome ia. as we predicted. B"uIlt !
Are the white men in this parish
prepared to elect Bollit : We feel
we are insulting them IN asking such
a question. Yet he is the choice y hen
y"n step beyond the ticket nominated
blythe democratic convention.
Every one VIII" talks Of independents
works for Built, and every one who
scratches his ticket or votes for any
other man than Deblieux, votes fo,
Boullt. There is Il" escaping that
fact, and We know that no white man
wants that.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-25
Average sscorn Daily Circulation 0rer
I7,600-betno q nssch larger bona fde,
regular and permanent circulation than
that Of all the other daily papers - tho
city added together.

An interesting paper on the relation of sewer
gas to the production of specific diseases
caused lively discussion on this subject in
the Social Science Association, at it's Tuesday
session in Cincinnati. The opinion was ex-
pressed by the writer of the paper (Dr. Rob
erts Bartholow) that under certain conditions
sewer gas affects the organism of man in a
peculiar manner, causing failure of appetite,
general malaiSe, high degree of nervous irri-
liability and constantly increasing weakness;
but that no specific germ exists in it contrib
uting to definite disease. The low condition
OF health induced by inhaling the gases OF
sewers, produces prOstration of the nervous
system, and persons thus affected become a
ready prey to disease. OF these not all sue
cumb. but only such as are the most suscepti-
bic. According to this view the sewer gas
prepares the system for the reception of dis
ease, and does not directly cause it in any
specific form. 1t is also suggested that little
danger of sewer gas poisoning need be feared
If suitable arrangements exist for ventilation,
as the gas becomes harmless by diffusion
through the air.
The discussion that followed the realing of
the paper brought out the opinion that there
Is no necessity for the existence of sewer gas
in dwelling houses, and that sewers can be so
constructed and such measures be taken to
neutralize the poisonous gas that all danger
will be removed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-25

Elsewhere will be found the able and inter
esting address of Mr.. Mcleod, curator of the
COrcOran Gallery, delivered at the art exhibit
of the Public Schools yesterday upon art in
Washington, and the origin, progress, present
condition and prospects of that gallery as
identified with the cause of art education.
What has already been achieved by that inSti-
tuition Is remarkable, but it is yet but at the
beginning of the grand mission of usefulness
it will accomplish when the projected free
school Of art shall have been established, with,
in the words of MIR. Mcleod, every facility
for the study of drawing, painting, modelling
wood engraving, phOtOgraphy-every branch
indeed of the art of design, and for the promo
ton OF the Industrial interests of the land"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-25

A test case in connection with the Pennsyl-
wanna riots, fixing the responsibility for dam
ages done by the mob to goods detained by the
strikers, has been decided against Allegheny
county in the Beaver county courts. Verdict
was given for the full amount OF the claim
The county will carry the case to the State Su
preme Court, its defence being that it is not
liable to any sufferers, except its own citizens
that the riots amounted to an instruction
and that in those cases where the railroad Off
Gals can be shown to be at fault in bringing
the property into Pittsburg where it was de
strOyed, the responsibility is shifted from the
county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-25

No one, perhaps, in his widest flights OF
fancy has ever imagined that General Butler
with his well known prejudices, would con
ceive the idea of sending another paper into
the world. But the house has passed his bill
to establish an official Gazette, and unless the
Senate kills the project, model paper, after
the Generals notions, will be issued, contain.
ing no record of, or unpleasant comments on
the actions of politicians, but brim- full of the
most thrilling Official advertisements.