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The New York herald., 1878-11-21
Stock nscertained BY

November 10 1879. 2o7os I7,io5 ss,3s3 6.i5o
TAILow-Rcceptr bhds., s. tierccs. 464 bDls. aud
casks. The market quiet at Giac. a4sc. sales
10000 lbs. within the above
WHIsxrY.-seccipts, 8t7 bbls The market easier,
and bb- sold NJ ~ U1if !.
FEEiaHrsThc In general rather light. but
rates we're unchanged. Engagemcnts-To Liverpool, by
sail 40 ocake, Dos, nna stczm loo canned
goods s od 5uD bales cotton d 100 bbls apples Is;
a,U boxes cheese 5Os oaU boxes do 52s. I'D 10 tons
leather 6s aud 10000 bushels grain, I'd London sail,
sou bushels grain 7sd about 2Du bbis flour reported,
tierces lard open ratcs 1UU goods,
Bristol steam, 5000 bushels grain, Sd 30 tons ocake,
lots leather 1,s Belfast, sail. Iuy bbls lard oil
800 bushels. private terms Chariers-ln Italian brig
2-ac. British bark hence 70 BRISTOL bbls do ~ 10
British ship, from Philadelphia Antwerp 1900 bbls.
do at So Isd; German bark previcusly),, hence TO
Bremen 500 bblr do on owners account; Norwegian
bark hence 20 Bordesux 5D quarters grain 81 ts De
ccmbcr clearance; British bark hence direct port be-
tween Hsyre and sntwerp 5o quarters grain Al s Cd
quarters grain a. 5s 3D. an Italian bark, go tons
hence TO United Kingdom direct general market
rates grain -four and oil cake chief part Of British
bark S tons hence 70 Madeira, grain, reported 2uc
bushels British brig. go tons hence 60 The Canary y
lands grain, private tcrma Norwegian bark FROM fila
depha 70 port between Antwerp aud Marseiies. fsv
grain, Js. nd British bark, 1 tons, thence TO
the Continent grain on private terms.
The New York herald., 1878-11-21

ITho London advices reported a decline of a per
mt in consols st the opening TO e6k otss for botl,
| oney and the account but the closing auotations
rc a5s o5si for the former and a5t for the latter
ltcd states bonds unchanged except for 1867
iich declined 4, to 1857. New s,s's sold at ioc.
rs at 1os,. and tcnforties at 1895. Erie fol- on
1875; Illinois Central IL, to sss, and New Jersey
ntrsl ~, TO 32k. The last named subsequently,
covered TO ~. Resding rose 10 IA and later sold
The New York herald., 1878-11-21
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT UNCaANGEDJ FUTURES CLOSED
BARELY STEADY FLOUR QUIET = WHEAT
HIGHER-CoRN FIEMER-OATS QUHT-PoRK
srEADY-LARD EAsrER-wHIsKEY FASTER
gosIN UNCHANGED SPIRITS TURPESTINE
oUIET-PRrRoLEuM QuIEr-corITE QUIET
SUGAR QUIET. ess akN
WEDNESDAY. Nov. 20-6 p. M.
Business was everywhere moderate to-day, yet the
markets were generally Arm. On Change there was
some excitement in the wheat market but apart from
this things were quiet. Flour quiet. Wheat
active and higher. Corn frmcr. Oats without de-
cidcd change. whiskcy easier. Pork was steady.
Lard easier. Cotton the spot unclangcd
closed barely steady Groceries quiet
also oils petroleum Naval without change
CorrREThe market for Rio fairly active barely
steady Sales 20eS bags and 33 bags Rio Kron
Prnz Fr Wilhelm; 1900 bags do Betty; ss2 bags do
cx Pascal balance OF the auction lott; 1O bags do ex
oalileoa on private At Now Orleans 1900 bags
ex Dcombre sold on private The market Braxs
was quiet Jayas firmly held The business for
week Is summed up follows - PA bags Msracaibo o43
do savaniia 3oio do ST. Domingo 25 do. Mexican sold
for sumption within rangc); 35T2 do ST. Domingo
IN transit to Europe The stock Of mild coffee in first
2o3 mats Singapore and 1888 bags including oos bags
Maracaibo, 2572 do Laguayra. sUo do jamaica 1856 do
Costa Rca so do African, ,sIs do Mexican, 800 do
Ccara LIB do. Augostura AL do savanilla and 1913 do
CurHcoa we quote te:--Ordnary eargocs. i2c; fair do
Iisc good do. I5c; prime do 15Iac. 1oc; extreme
range for lots f2c 1Tc.; Santos, fair good Axe
1jc gold ~ days; Java government bags, 2asc. alc
do grass mats 23c .tc singapore, i6e lie. Ce,on
iuc; jamaica lac. i6c. 81 Domingo I2c i3c; Costa
Riea. isc. ise Mexican isc lie .Ansc..urn, Iec
Corros The -pot quiet but unchanged and closed
ss s mpsGssd @ ns @ "a
with advance for the day Of a points but barely
steady Tho closing prices OF to day with yeser
The New York herald., 1878-11-21

Whent nctive. especially for future options which
were freely dealt in in speculation and prices higher
delivery 10000 bushels 97c for No spring SOC
ooc for No spring spot and to arrive o6c for No.
81 o. for Canada white In bond; 81 0Sa 81 n for
white spot TO arrve 81 II for extra do 81 0s 81 0s
20 or "a 30 red I'd = o1s y. uS for SoSsmSsr No red
January do The following tho bid and asked prices
at the second call -
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PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

FALt. RIVER, Mass, Nov. 10, 1879
The printing cloths market has developed but q small
business to day, yst there good demand maintained 81
The New York herald., 1878-11-21
The closing quotations at three r. NJ. were =

The total sales Of stocks nt the Board to-day sgge-
sated 1l4.627 shares, which distributed as fol-
lows Western Union Telegraph. s245; Pacific Mail
100; Erie 1.750 Lake Shore 1900; Illinois Central
C05 Northwestern. 1905; Northwestern preferred,
45o New Jersey Central 2.917 Rock Island 1.g0o
st. Paul. $3.50; st. Paul preferred. $500; Wabash
Ii 225; Ohios. 2.225; Lackawanna. 1s,9O0 Morris and
Essex, 700; Hannibal aud St. Joseph. 800; Hannibal
and st. Joseph preferred. 900; Delaware and Hudson
Ass65.
4 The money market active and call loans were
made ut per cent but at the close the rate wus
bnly per cent The following the rates of ex-
khange on New York at the aforementioned cities TO-
bay :--Suvannah. buying at par. selling Il 4 pre-
mium: Charleston. very scarce at par New Orleans
commercial u 3i6. bank q discount; st. Louis,
Doc. premium; Chicago. quiet 25c. premium and
boston par Foreign cx<hangc quiet with actual
business at 4st A.slS for bankers long and 4s5
i leG for demand sterling
Gold was quiet oil day ut 1oos. The carrying rates
The New York herald., 1878-11-21

$1,000 US AS. q '9l. loA3S
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
wHItHIS WHICH-

A year or two aSo. on more than one
occasion, the htetiigeRcer srguei that
high premium on gold was the best thing
for this county. As AL imports had to
be paid for in gold or It's equivalent, the
more that article cost the smaller would
be the smcunt OF goods imported. This
would have tie double effect OF keeping
our gold at home and increasing the de-
msnd lcr goods of home manufacture.
This reasoning struck US 81 the time rs
beng pretty sound, so we accepted 1t IS
the mntured wisdom OF one who knew
sll about 1t. lOur editorial neighoor
always does write on financial qurs s.ons as
one VINO had nothing TO lesrf ) But. yes.
terday morning, this eminent financial
writer took the opposite tack, and
announced that "if the premium on
godl should keep on falling, and soon
disappear, We should sdd the whole stock
of gold in the country TO the present pa
per circulation, and have sll the money
anybody would need
What We want TO know is; II 1t ro-
quired a premium on gold, year or two
sgo, to keep 1t in this country, h2w the
abolition OF that premium al this time is
going 10 set it aaoal promiscuously
through the lsndH
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
NOTES or THE M J.
THET are eating strawberries In
Flsfida.

THET are eating strawberries In
flsiids.
THE difference between 9 Top and
man 81 intelligence IL the difference u"-
tween the books they read.
fHE new orange crop Of Florida l'
turning out siDgulsrly sweet and good,
snd will be abundant and cheap. .--
NOBODY doubts that the Republican,
are dresdiulIy anxious 20 Investigate th"
PresidenL's title. but nobody wants W hr
the one 10 bell the cat. -Baitim0r, ga
.>tt>.
A MAN by the name OF Hays - being
sued for breach Of promise IN Cincinnati.
Il seems that the Hayes family can't b"
tue, either IN love or polItle'.--Gtpbs-
Democrat.
TBg difference between 40 insipid.
womAn with clothes hung upon her AMI
q bright one with . cultivated mind, -
the difference between the works they
peruss-
SEsATOK COsKLIsG will no, oder
resolution 70 investigate Hayes title. He
thinks the Republican party should own
iu child, even II II "a iIlsgiiimss snd
eIocsdingly diminutIys in size.
TIE hard iImss have told severely
upcn Immigration. For the year The ~.
rivals in this city we're 10 round numbers
sixty four thousand. a. against two han.
dred and siIiy thousand In 1873.
TIE New York HeyaH'sys Il dos not
speak we'll for the Republican rspreseb.
is,ivss its: they are al prepared 70 strip
for despersts hght Whenever isvss,igs-
tion into efficiAl mi,conduc; 10 proposed
AT tbs marriage Of the Princes Cdsr-
lO.ts Of PruSsis, With The hereditary Dukr
Of SAKE Meiningsn, there vii BE- forty
bridesmaids, each OF whom will receive .
coetly brooch 90 Q rnonento Of .he event.
Tow Ewfss, after ail the iuss he made,
hsd very aim showing OF strength in
the Ssns,oyisl CAUCUS. He could have
done b@tts' by rensining To ksn,0 AMI
Continuing 10 be Hsp1bIicsn.--& L,Tp
| GLoJ,- DeaoeTgt
For Noah tax the herald. an he rrad de
ribbsf column
An 90 he sot Dis hands 70 work . ci'sr1n
timber patches,
! Az lowed he's guins 70 build bDai 10
beat de stearnah satcbsz.
A CIRCUS clown who had tried 10 get
OF an original Joke barely escaped With
be life from TeIs town lNi vsek.
The inaigpar, popuiscs ch.ed him nine
nils cot into The prsirle With nn. and
bowie-kniva.-SoO York Commercial.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
Effect OF the Death Of victor Em-
manuel.

LONDON, January IA correspon-
dent a, Rome say: Since the day oil
Count CanOur's death IN Turn, | have
never seen the population OF any city so
utterly stunned by sudden blow As the
Romans appeared 10 be when the official
announcement OF the Kings death re-
moved every doubt ss 10 the fearful
loss su.tained. Certainly the transition
from father u son could not have occur
red at 8 more trying time. The minis
ters Of the late sovereign have been main
tanned in their office by his young sue
cessor, but Whist ministers? a Cabinet
which was mere rehssh Of the admin .
islratioo, fell, only few dAys ago under
an irresistible outburs. OF public lndig-
nstiOD, iorsSkcn oy nearly all
sections of ST Immelse parliA-
meulary msjority, brought together
by fair mesns or ioul ~ the reccuI eleC-
ton, and hsmpered by the variety OF
rssh engagements, wsIcb 1t had shown
itself neither able nor willing 70 iulfll.
We must have new session oil the Par
lament and so address from the Crown,
but the latter must come from Dew
King. who hardly knows anything about
bis late fathers Ministers, and dOes oi
much like, the little be knows, and u
supposed 70 hsrbor views and PM
clples in opposition TO those attributed
20 them. II ever there wss need o; =
Prov dsnce 10 shape ends, rough heSn
BY map, it Is felt 10 the position IN
which Italy bs been put oy
the death OF Victor Emmanuel, coming
80 upeIpectedly, al the end OF the be
ginning Of . meet unsatisfactory minU-
Ierisl crisis and AlDosi hopeless division
of pArtlez, in sn unfairly elected, and
suli more unscrupuiously corrupted Par
lismeut. Personally. Humbert comes u
the throne under favorable auspices. dc
has outliTed the III name won BY some
folies Of bis youth. he has bsss lately
well. behaved, methodical, Of wisely
saving disposition, and free from debt, II
spFte OF incesant calls on hn rssourcss
J Like his father, be hSs shown bimseh
good soldier, and professez sound hbefa
principles, besides which, unlike On
I fAtnsr. be; above al things, sbhors sub
! lection 70 priests.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
THE wHEELINs ANDLAKE ERIE.

At the organization OF the Board OF
Directors Of the Wheeling and Lake
Erie Railroad, last Tuesdsy, We learn
that determined effort WAS made by the
ROBINSON faction 10 re. elect him fresi.
dent. A good deal of feeling wss mani
tested in the premises, and the ROBINSON
management even hinted ST resisting
the seton of the new Bosrd on the pre-
text tbs, the late election was illegal, but
the sentiment in favor OF the change in
the management and in support OF the
legality OF the election WAS SO strong that
the ROBINSON faction gave up the fight
and retired from the field with the best
grace they could, allowing Joan w.
WlcKHAM, Jr., OF Huron, TO be chosen
President BY almost unanimous vote.
The new President st once repaired TO
Norwslk snd took possession OF the com
psny's Office, books snd safe. de st once
set Director &. II. GALLUP, 7. NJ. WEBB
and Mr.. BROOKS, the latter RoBINsoS's
former book. keeper, ST work overhsuling
the books and preparing s complete state
ment OF the compsny's affairs. These
gentlemen will continue this work until
it is finished, and 1t will net be long
before the stockholders of the Wheelip 2
snd Lske Erie railroad aud the public
will know the exsct status snd standing
OF the company. The Ssndusky Register
SAYS that President WIcKHAM proposes
10 let daylight into the whole business.
1t there has been any crookedness in the
compsny's management i, will appear, if
there hssnt been the public will know 1t.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
yerdic, Against B. a %. Railroad.
Marine DIaasteI

BosToN, January l4.-The hshing
schooner LATHE Hsis ia reported lost
With the entire crew OF thirteen men, s!i
OF South Boston. Their names are John
A. Hines (csptain). Martin Hides, Owen
Hines, Jr- Michssl Hines, Thomas
Hines, Mlch.el Cosgroye, John King,
Patrick King, Martin Gay, Morgan
tlaher;y, Mlehael Flsherty, Thomas
Glynn Sud NJ lchssi ODonneil. By tkis
disaster seven women are msde widows
and twenty one children orphans
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
WASHINGTON.

The prisoners in Jail are furnished with
tobacco stems, which they "go for with
svidi,y,
The Hickman school, in Cecil town
ship, has closed in consequence OF one of
the pupils having the sm sll-pox.
There is ample room in this borough
for the exercise of benevolence and mis-
slensry. We hear of n death recently
amid the most sqsllid and wretched pov
erty.
The Baltimore Sun OF JANUARY Ith
says: An unimproved tract OF land near
Brownsville, Washington county, l73
scres. hss been sold to DR.. VIM. Stone
breaker for $ll 90 per acre.
CLAYsvILLE.
Mr.. Frank Oglebsy is IN towr.
The roads are impossible.
Hon. j K. McLsin, our Representa-
tive At Harrisburg, was home yesterday.
He stated that the conflict between the
Senate snd House, in regard to whether
they would take up the unfinished bust
ness OF last session or begin anew, the
Senste being in favor otthe lstter, would
likely soon terminate against the House,
ss that body showed signs OF weakening Z
when he left.
The editors of the Clsysville Sentinel
are seeking location tor the pres
which we understand is purchased. The
rooms now occupied by Mr.. Samuel Pat
toniss in estsbl sament are SO K n
Of Is desirable tor that purpose. Thank
ing the citizens of West Alexander tor
the interest which they, through their
correSpoSdenL manifest in cur paper.
We would ST the same time suggest tha!
they hustle around snd get their doilsr
and half ready for the first issue.
Owing TO coldness existing between
the principal of our public school and
q number of his pupils, several OF the
latter have left school. Miss hste lr-
win, to meet the e1igencies OF the situs-
,ion, hss opened select school for boys
and girls in the middle ward. Miss lr.
win is sn smisble and accomplished
young lady, sud although not having
visited the institution IS yet I'VE are
waiting Tor sn invitstion), }, We feel sure
that 1t will gradually develop itself into
s high school, military academy. or per-
ps reform school. Who knows2
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
Four Per Cent. Bonds for Green
backs.
Republican.

SpTlnsneIu htpuDHCan.
When the yellow gold notes of the
San FrsncIsco banks circulate in the
West from hand 10 hsnd, because nobody
cares TO collect the 2. per cent premium,
we are pretty near resumption. II is
said ths. somebody threatens TO intro
duce bill in Congress oheiiug the per
cent bonds for psr IN greenbscss. We
should like TO see Il done. 1t would
bring the green back up 70 par
with q snap, and the problem of resumP-
tion would De solved. The countr7 Is
now hanging on the wlndOw-slll. like the
man in Mr.. Hayes story, imagining It
is swinging over the sbyss OF eternity,
when it will merely drop into the gar
den Sass" Lei Us have the per cents
offered for greer backs by sll means. II
won, cost the country another tvlnge,
and may jusi as well be done now as to
have the acte prolonged over twelve
months.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, January 10, l A. n
For the Tennessee snd Ohio Valley, ris-
ing barometer, westerly winds, cooler
and partly cloudy weather.
For the Lakes, stationary, followed
by rising barometer. southwest TO north
west winds, cloudy or partly cloudy
weather.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15

The resolution OF Senator MATTHEWS
declaring all bonds Of the government
p4yable in silver coin, was the subject of
discussion in the Senate yesterday. Mr..
EDMuSps moved Nm amendment to it by
way Of prefix il the shape ot pre-
smble declaring the dollar OF the
fathers" obsolete, but in the opinion OF
msiority Of the Senate the white dollar IS
not halt so obsolete ss the old sinner VINO
s,iymatiZes IT,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
NortOn's Report ON the Chinese
Question.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 1.-THE
inquiries by prominent journals OF the
Eastern States for the report of the ate
Senator Morton on the Chinese question,
are in some cases coupled With the regret
that his desth prevented its preparation.
1t is stated, by an intimate personal
friend OF the late Senstor residing here,
that Morton prepared, previous to BIS
Oregon trip, al exhaustive report on the
subject, cover ng some sixty pages OF
fcolscsp, ard that the manuscript Is now
in possession OF Mrs. Morton, 81 New
Haven. Conn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15

TnE process OF "stuting" is now goihg
on in the schools preparatory to the SEMI
annual examinations 1t is virulent
disease and Usually prevails with such
violence as to pretty nearly snuff out the
precocious iute.!ects and make the dull
ones hopeless Y dull. The "schooI OF the
future" will have no public exsmina-
linn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15

II there is any worse plan in existence,
or il worse one can be invented, for
cleaning the streets OF city :hsn that
now in force in Wheeling, We hope the
ingenuity OF our Council will discover II
so that We may al be made happy by
comnarisOn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
W.olin Brooke.
wellsburg Herald.

WeIIsUuTR HeIAIu.
1t is estimated by one OF our wool
dealers that there is about sl50,00O
worth remaining unsold in this county.
Other authorities consider tue estimate
- little lsrge, taking 40 cents pound IS
the price.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
Kentucky Senatorial Contest.

FRASKFoET, ny, January 1.-THE
join, Senstorisi ballot to-day resulted as
follows: LINDSAY, a; Williams, As Nc
Creary. Is; Boyd, Republican, II Sew
eral members absenb viii be 81 the eau
Gus 10 morrow night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
Indian Outbreak Expected.

There has been no outbreak of the
Bannock Indians in Montana or Idaho,
but trouble is threatened by them and
the Shoshones in Idaho. Three comps-
nies OF cavalry and two of infantry have
been sent to Fort Hall.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
Utah Legislature.

SAIL LAKE, January 1.-THE Utah
Territorial Legislature met and organ
lied this morning. Lorenzo Snow WAS
elected President of the Council and
Orson Pratt, Speaker OF the House, both
nembers of the Twelve Apostles. All
but three members are Polygsmlsts.
Most of the members are Mormon bish.
ops. The Gouernor's message will he
sent 10 them tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15

NoTwITHsTANDING the miserable
weather, Columbus was full OF people
yesterday and last night, inauEurating
Gov. BISHOP.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15

The Ohio Republicans complain tnst
"we have had no good weather since the
Democrats came into power IN that
State"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15

Tux Democrats of Maryla will elect
Senator next Tuesday, to succeed Sen.
stor DENNIS. He expects to be bis own
successor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
Illness ., Fanny Dayesporf.

ALBANY, y. Y. January li--Psnny
Davenport is i'll from nervous prossrs-
tion, caused by the news Of The sudden
death, .i Psiladelphis, Of hsr s'stsr, Mn.
Frus. Thorn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15

SINCE BEECHER abolished he'll, his
congregation have abolished = portion Of
his salary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15

THIS is PESDLEToS's dsy-snd Gov.
MCCLELLAS's,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
at'heelina Reelster.
Go.p closed yesterday at 1929.

AT the REGISTER office, at o'clock
this morning the thermometer registered
"a degrees above zero. Cloudy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
Vessel s~fxed.

Providence. X. l. January 1.-THE
steam yacht Esteiie hss been seized 81
Bristol BY order OF President Hayes
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15

FEREEBACa, the Steamboat Inspector
man, is at Washington, trying 20 procure
a confirmation by the Senste.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15

Col. ANDY SWEENEY will not go to
Paris next Summer Ms one of West Vlr-
ginia's Commissioners Mr.. HAYES has
already selected Wheeling's representa-
tive-snd = right creditable job he made
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15

IT is given out that the eloquent In
diana Senator, Mr. VOORHEES,, will de-
liver speech to day, in the Senate, on
the silver question. 1t will probably be
tue speech OF the session.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
Handed Warehouse Burned.

BALTIMORE, January. IA FIRE IN
the bonded warehouse attached 10 the
Ouent dIstillery, ut Canton, csused
$4,000 damage Insured.
Verdict Against B. q %. Railroad.
The suit of Eli S:rucker, former
freight conductor on the b. X y. Kali
road, to recover damages for permsnenI
injuries sustained by being knocked
from hls train by bridge, resulted IN
verde, for the plaintiff for FIVE thousand
dollsrs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
BEN BUTLER
A BRICK AT the BANK.
ERS

Their Conspiracy 10 Nullify the Law
Of the Land-"They are Provok-
ing storm that Will sweep
Them Out of Existence "
Something Worthy the
Serious Consideration
OF the SchemiDs
shylocks.