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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-10
Concluded on Fourth Pdgs.) }
CREAM OF THE NEWS.
from Our Dispatches.

subscriptions to tine four per cent.
loan since Saturdays report, 81, l3S, ,4j0.
Competitive examinations have been
ordered for clerkshipS in Class One in
the Pension Bureau.
The hanging Of Devlin, the Lowell
murderer, is likely 10 be deferred for a
short time. owing to the sudden death
Of Sheriff Kimball.
Congressman-elect Murch will intro
duce a joint resolution at the special
session declaring eight hours legal
days work forall labOrers and mechanics
employed by the Government.
Morrison, Of Illinois, declares most
positively that under no circumstances
will he be a candidate for Speaker; that
he is opposed to Randall and in favor Of
a Southern man for that position in or
der tO test the question whether South
ern men can be put in prominent places
with saietyto the interests Oi the nation.
Eighty-eight persons were murdered
" 'l''i Va tlAC Nuns va l'uA'idii, w 'u-
able him to establish despOtic system
OF government.
The French Chamber of Deputies are
considering resolutions of Impeachment
against the DeBroglie Ministry.
EAnother engagement is reported from
south Africa, in which the Zulus were
uy tCdJUl.
Columbus, O., was pItrullcd, last
night. by police. militia and citizens, in
search oi iirc-bugs. No fire occurred.
THE funeral Of Father kundige, Vicar
General Of Milwaukee, took place in
that city Saturday.
Bayard Tavlnrs remains will arrive
at New York "Wednesday next.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-10
HEAT.
The Flutter i'm the Chicago Mar
ket,

NEW YoRK, March 9.-The iall in the
Chicago wheat market Yesterday had
effect to-day on the New York Produce
Exchange. When the morning call
showed April wheat in advance OF prices
which ruled Yesterday morning. The for
ger has not vet been discovered. kcenc
was at the office Oi his brokers this fore
noon, but declined 10 see any rePrescn-
tatiyc OF the press.
At / o'clock the market was very
steady, closing at 94,c Tor April Rufus,
Hatch X Co, this morning, sent 10
smith Il I.ightner the following dispatch:
kecnc will pay $1,000 reward for the
detection of the party who sent the or
der signed keene tn sell the wheat. He
thinks it l. regular conspiracy, and
that several people are engaged 10 break
the grain and provision market II i
said that keenc sent tO the same firm
AN or,lcr 10 buy hundred thousand
bushels ot wheat. and the generally ac-
rrptrd opinion on Change u that
Kcrur has neither suffered by the whole
transaction nor been Victlmlzcd, and
that 1t the bogus dispatch was actually
I sent hc will more than recover the loss
| bv the nature Oi the reaction against
| this heavy tall ui Yesterday.
Archie Fisher made statement, to-
/ dav. showing that the whole amount OF
! wheat sold ON the bogus order signed
/ Kccuc has been purchased without loss
I tn either his firm or to keene.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-10
WHEELING w. VA, MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1879.

q whole month, and under Rochebout's
ministry. which followed, all the prepar
ations weIe made to strike blow by
force. Dispatches were sent to com
manders of the army corps to prepare
for military measures, and a conspiracy
evidently existed. The report con.
cludes: GAS DeBroglie's and. Rouche-
bouts ministrys incurred equal re-
sponsibility, We propose both be I'M
peached before the Senate"
On motion of LeRoger, Minister
Justice, the debate was postponed until
Thursday.
General Foreign Notes.
The Emperor and Empress OF Russia
will visit the Crimea in April.
Passamante, being asked by his coun.
sci il he wished to take an appeal, said,
"No; | wish to die soon."
The question of the return of the
French Chambers to Paris is to be post
poned till after the impeachment dis
cussion. r.
The Rerohaion FraRcusH has been
fined 5000 francs for publishing articles
written by Volles and other condemned
Communists.
Only the small theatre and some elec-
trio apparatus in the Royal Polytechnic
Institution, London, were destroyed by
the fire OF Friday night.
By a collision of cages in the Victoria
England coal pit, Saturday, one was
preCipitated TO the bottom OF the shaft,
and eight persons were killed.
Manuel Silvena will succeed the Mar
quis of Molino as Spanish ambassador
at Paris. The new Spanish Minister Of
the Interior is Francisco Silvela.
The khedive has informed the gov
ernments OF England and France that
he will appoint Nubar Pasha Foreign
Minister ii they insist, but he must de-
cline all responsibility for the conse-
quences.
Excitement in Tirnova.
TIRSOyA, March S.-The population of
Djuma, Macedonia, is emigrating ~
mdS~ before the advance of the Turk
ish troops. There is great excitement
in TirnOva. Telegrams on the subject
will be read at the next sitting of the
Assembly.
Tclegrams from the vicinity OF Adra-
nople give the names OF people cut in
pieces by the Turks in the districts
evacuated by the Russians.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-10
INCENDIARISM.
Attcmpt to Burn Columbus, q.

ColUMRUs, March S.-CItizens and No
lice have thus far iailCi To discover Who
II is that Is attempting to destroy the
citv Nv fire. Night after night during
the past week one Or more fires have oC-
CURED. principally in stables, which
point tO inccndiary work. Between two
and iour o'clock this morning eight sta
bles were burned. while attempts were
made "a fire other buildings by using
r,,ys saturated with coal oil. As lar as
can he learned. the only insurance on
the DESTROYED buildings WAS 500. The
pohcr forrr has heCn increased, and
many private watchmaD have been
placed UA duty.
CoiUNEUS, e., March S.-The City
Council hal D special meeting this
morning and adopted resolutions IN
StructinG the Mayor and police commits
sinners to take all necessary steps % ar
rest the incendiaries now m this city,
and % increase the fire protection re-
rarlless IL cost 4 citizens meeting
WAS held at the same time and con-
Cured IN this action.
. CoLUNBUs. q, March 9-The city Was
patrolled. Las, night, by the police,
militia and CitiEens acyregating about
; 100 in number. and not a hre o.
curred. The militia are on duty again
tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-10
Great Pedestrian Contest.

Ngw YORE, March S.-A tremendous
crowd was AT Ciilmore's Garden, tonight,
to witness the starting in the great pc
destrian contest ot six days between
O'Leary, the present, champion, Roweli
English representative, Hartman, OF
Boston, and Ennis, ofChicago. several
thousand persons were unable to ob,
tain admission, and the crowd carried
away all the front doors. Great conin-
sion and excitement prevailed. Ennis,
O'Ieary, Hartman and Rowcll ap-
pearcd simultaneously on the track, f,
and went before the Judges
stand. They we're checred tre-
mcndously, and the word go Wa.
given at one O'Clock. They all started
Of al a sharp walk and Oleary 1as
ahead on the first lap, Rowell being Sec
ond. Hartman third and Ennis fourth.
Then Rowell began running, and he
was soon followed 10y Ennis and
OIeary. Rowell made the first mile N
9:25; O'Leary, 1927; Hartman, 1910
Ennis, 1910.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-10
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Ii there has been time this session
when the imputation might be made
that the lower house had wasted time, a
glance at the Journals for the six DAYS
Of last week will eonclusively show that
that time has long since past. With the
knowledge that a certain and limited
time remained in which TO transact u
large amount Of business, and with the
order enforced that restricted loquacious
members % speeches OF five minutes, the
body has made rapid strides over lcgiS-
lGtive ground and will show up in good
form AT the end OF the year.
Saturday was i iull day-an energetic
ending Of a laboriOus week, and extended
from O'Clock in the morning until
nearly o'clock Sunday morning. Most
OF the day was occupied with the pas
sage Of Senate bills, which will be found
among the Acts in another column.
The evening was devoted 10 the reports
Of the majority and minority OF the
Joint Committee appointed to confer
with the representatives Of the Balt-
more and Ohio Railroad Company, and
upon a satisfactory method of correct
ing the abuses complained of by the
people. As will be seen below, the re-
port OF the majority was adopted.
THE SLIPPERY ELM" BILL.
shortly after twelve o'clock, the large
audience which had filled the lobby in
anticipation of hearing the disposal Of
the Elm Grove steam bill, were re-
warded. Capt. Bradford moved to take
it up and, the motion prevailing, it was
taken up and read the third time as 'Ol-
lows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-10
BOYTON'S BATH.
His Exhibition at IrOnt0n, Sat-
urday.

IRoNroS, o., March s.-Captain Paul
Boyton remained here to-day and gave
a public exhibition in mile stretch of
the river at four o'clock this afternoon.
The day was unusually fine, and about
six thousand people witnessed the
scene, and were highly entertained. He
entered the water at the East Ironton
wharf and remained in about three
quarters OF an hour. When he came
down opposite the wharf he put up
his sail, but the wind was unfavorable,
and he took it down and resumed his
paddle. He delivered a very interest
ing and instructive lecture tonight to
fair audience. He will leave here at five
o'clock tomorrow morning, passing
Portsmouth at eleven, and arriving in
Maysville at midnight. There he will
rest, and then make the run TO Cincin-
natl, where he will arrive at p. NJ. on
Tuesday. He asked the press to warn
the people against coming out in boats
to meet him, or crowding the barges and
flats along shore.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-10
A Wise Deacon

"pcaCCH Wilder. want you 10 tell
me now YOU kept yourself and family 81
well the past season, when all the rest oi
Us have been sick 80 much, and have
had the doctors running 20 us ~ long.
Brother Taylor, the answer u very
easy. used Hop Bitters in time and
kept nv family well and saved larse
doctor bills. Three dollars worth Of it
kept us all well and able TO work all the
time, and | will warrant that 1t has cost
YOU and most Of the neighbors one 70
two hundred dollars apiece 20 keep the
sick the same time. l guess you'll take
my medicine hereafter" See another
column. .t tHt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-10
Deaf Woman Killed.

Ioyl>y,llE. March S.-As the engine
drawing the car from Louisville that
connects with the "A. N. train on the
IN. 4. q {. r. T., was coming around
a curve in New Albany, this morning
approaching the city cemetery. the hre-
man. Charley Brown, called the aticn'
ton oi the engineer. John Whalun, q
the tact that there was woman on the
track ahead of them. The engineer
pulled opeu the whistle valve, looked
out and SAW her, and Immediately -
verSed the engine. II was too htc; The
engine struck her. knocked her down
and the car ran over her before they
could b. checked. The person proved
o. D. Mac-.e MaCnus, Young "ea
woman
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-10
THE LAST NIGHT.
II THN DON'T EXTEND AGAIN,
n. Senate Stands by the HOuse-Adieu to
ne Usury BaI-Sunday Morning
Finds the House Hard
al Work.
ADOPTION or THE MAIORlTTS RAIL
ROAD RESOLUTION,
WHEELING. March ).
SENATE.

|@aeH - - -
r.. senate met at 10 o'clock a. ".
PRAYER by Rev A. c. George.
ID, motion OF Mr.. Lowe, the rule was
s-.r,uIrI and the reading oi the Jour
ma o.. Yesterday dispensed with.
p7 notion OF Mr.. johnson, leave OF
.r.,nr. sor ihe remainder Of the session
Ma, -rsn.ed TO Mr.. Ferguson.
Mr. summers, from the joint commit
-. appgin,ed under House Joint Reso-
r,,.r1 w. so, Providing for a joint
.,rmittee of the two Houses 10 hold a
,,r.-r.ncr. asked for by the representa-
ewes o.. the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
r,,I Company, on behalf Of majority
oft4a members Of said committee, sub
m.,,.I the report OF tine majority, which
VA. printed in saturdays REGISTER.
President Johnson submitted the mi
par..v report, alsp published Saturday.
A.. arrrmr, va, made tO take up Sen
49, I ,fa, Resolution N0. -, Providing
r..,1E,ipns Tor the government Of the
EI,,fmorr and Ohio Railroad Company
within this State, but it did not sue
cr.I
Tie U,ury Bin was taken up for
sgG reading, AMI debate was shut oil
bra demand for the previous question,
ma hy Mr. Turner. The bill was de-
,.s,-i hy the following tie vote:
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PARK I;RSBURG.
Alleged Burglar Arrested.

PARKERsBuRG, March S.-The house
of Mrs. Maybcrry WAS burglarized last
night, also Vim. Erncst's gun factory.
A large number OF revolvers and con-
siderable amount Oi tools were taken
from Ernest's. This morning Officer
Mehen captured Marshall Rogers, an
alleged burglar, from Staunton, Va,
and recovered several hundred do'lars'
worth Of property in his possession,
SUPPOSED Ia have been stolen.
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w>ssh~r Indicafions.

w.sBrxoTos. Msrrh io.-I a. M-for
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear OF
Partly elOady weather, With slight rise
In the temp~r.turr. soutberiy 70 vester-
" winds and stationary, os . slight riss
In the barometer. :.
For the Lower Lakes, warner south
20 -est winds, partly cloudy weather,
lizht local rains and slight changes In
the barometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-10
Dead BODY Of . Missing Boy Found.

JACKSONVILLE, H., March s.-Tbe
BODY of boy named Tommy Defraies,
missing since February 18th, was found
in the woods west oi here. On tba,
day lac Wa hunting with his cousin,
Albert Defraies, and the latter says that
Tommy pIayiully pointed his gun al
him. One theory Is that Tommy think.
ing he had killed his cousin wandered
off and shot himself. Others as-ert that
Tommy was killed by Albert.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-10
Marna DtaaAterH

EAsTroET, Me-, March a-The ship
Turkish Empire, from =. John 10 Dub
lin, vent ashore on Big Duck Island.
Grand ManAn. Friday night, and Is .
total Ioss The captain AMI six men
we're drowned
GLoCcHrEK. MAss, March s.-So IL
dings have yet been received Of the four
teen fishing vessels ghich vent out
from here % Georges Banks, and the
feeling generally Dssyslsnt u that the
entire number went down with al then
crews in the Severe gzl-s Ot last month.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-10
Severe Storm.

PoKrtaSD, Or, March "a fear.
ful wind and rain storm has prevailed
for several days, prOstrsting telegraph
lines in every direction. All the streams
are swollen 10 oyeriowing and the roads
are almost impassable. A dispatch from
Summit station .ays: The overland
trnin IL bIockaded six miles west of herr.
The snow j. sixteen feet deep, and stu
s,Orming.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-10
HAi! Storm.

NEw YoEx. March S.-A light ihun.
der storm. accompanied hy hail, passed
over this city tonight. AZ Buffalo the
lightning shattered a mast ut the
schooner Queen City. The storm vas
quite severe over Central and North
west oniArio, iightRing doing cnsider1'
he damage.
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,,,ood New Orleans.

NEu ORLEANS, Marrh N.-John
Sharplcs, an eX-policeman. vas Shot
dead on sixth street last night. II =
rumor,d that SharplcS WAS drunk and
insul,ed n laiy, and vas shot by her e.
vurt-
John l.. Cav, a broker, kiied him
salf. owing 20 financial embarrassment
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-10
R.r.rd TAYLOR. Rsmalns.

NEw YoEK, March 9.-Tbe steamer
Geller,, bearing The remain. oi Bayard
TAYLOR. j. expected here Wednesday.
The vessel will enter the hari,or with
flag. hsli-mAst. After landing her pas-
sengers the Ofticlrs and crew, IN iuIl
Uniform, will a.sis, in the landing d the
REMAINS
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rnn...i nf Y.,hsr Kuadlss.

MILWAUKEE,, March s.-The funeral of
the late Vicar General Kundi2e took
plAre this morning from st. Johns "a.
the.irzL The order Oi services embrscesf
the Poniihczl requiem mas, the vener-
able Archbishop acting - cesebrznt-
after which Father Matthews prearhe'
the funeral sermon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-10
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Monss Easy at 3 to 4 Per Cent-GOs'
ernments Steady-fIour Un-
changed-wheat Quiet
Hogs Dull.
FIN ANCE.

NEw YORK, March S.-MoSEY-
Closed easy at SG4 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper S!(a5per cent. Sterling
exchange, bankers bills active and
strong at 1861; sight exchange on New
York 4S9t.
SnvKR-Bar silver here at 81 0S;; sub
sidiary silver coin i@;! per cent. dis
count Silver at London 10 Led.
GovERNMENH-Steady
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.,.,h,,hoD p.rc.s', Troubl.

ClxcfxNArI. March s--A number OF
suits were 6Ied against Archbishop Pur-
cell to-day, including three in the
United states Court by the NAiioual
Bank for the recovery oi Hl0ney soAned
ON no;ez within the last two months.
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taken until IL, when the Senate again
ressSe;nhled, and, on motion of Mr..
Turner, resolved TO meet at nine O'Clock
A. ~. ON Monday, and on motion OF Mr..
Johnston God bless him. adjourned
at a quarter past eleven o'clock P. NJ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-10
Serocsly IL.

NEwPoEr. 4. l.. March s.-Gen. 7.
W. sherman and vile, Of this city. are
seriously i'll, the former with pneumonia
and the latter with consumption.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-10

Upon us>-yma.ug the consideration
ui r.r u..r r.,..u,ipu was resumed,
am Nr Iururr', amendment rejected.
Ar.r ,.m. wrarr talk Nr. Newton
druu.ri ,ur previous question, AMI
tue .mgUI being Sustsuci, the main
question ">ia.l the resolution be-
asr,.j tn'' VAS put. Ou the question
Cd, t,uu.r- ,r the RS SUTTON Mr.. Me
GrrN .rmouj,,, the ayes aud noes, and
they were taken and the resolution
g---rt O., Nv tan following vote.
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FIRES.
Five Persons Roasted Alive.

ST. LOUIS, March 9.-Between one
and two o'clock, this morning, fire
broke out in the wagon shop Of Mrs
Henrietta Bausch on Broadway, East
st. Louis, and owing TO there being nc
fire apparatus in the city, and no call
being made on the fire department OF
this city, one brick and five frame
buildings were destroyed Loss about
$4,000 In the second story Of the
wagonshop where the fire started, which
was occupied as residence by Bausch,
there were sleeping her three children
by her former marriage, named Chas.
Guchenbach, about Ii years old, and
John and Emma Seipp, several years
younger. Henry Schaepperkoetter, "A
blacksmith, and Mrs. Catharine Borst,
who was spending the night with Mrs.
Bausch. all Of whom were burned to
death, they being unable to escape by
reason of the door leading 10 their
apartments being fastened on the out
side. Mrs. Bausch WAS also asleep in
the same house at the time, but she
jumped from the window and Was SO
severely injured that she will probably
die. At the inquest this afternoon, the
testimony elected pointed strongly to
incendiarism. John Borst, husband OF
Catharine Borst, Andrew Marshall and
Thomas Hammond, were arrested and
locked up.
Hotel Destroyed by Fire.
MnwAUKEE, March S.-A fire at
Green Bay, at , o'clock, this morning,
totally destroyed llarrimans Hotel, n
large four story brick, and the contents.
The flames spread rapidly, and it was
with difficulty that the boarlers es-
capped. Some OF them were compelled
to make their exit by means Of ropes ex.
tending from the windows 10 the ground.
The loss is'cstimatcd al from forty to fifty
thousand dollars. Insurance S23 900.
Rail Mill Burned.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL., March 3. -- The
rail mill of the Springfield Iron Com
pany was destroyed by fire, to-day.
Loss about 10000; insurance Sls,O0O.
Four hundred or four hundred and
fifty men will be- thrown out of employ.
me !nent IT.. Temporarily, The. eamps0x viii
the first OF April.
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Cincinnati.
hsu Orleans.

NEx osIEASs. March s.-Cohee-
Dull. weak and lower; Rio caryoes, or.
tinary % prime, i0Is l1sc, sugar and
,noiss>eS duil Others quiet snd nm
changed.
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Pryusrsoa, March 6.-PetroseuD-
Qniet; crude 81 0Si st Psstms ior
immeiiate shIpment; redned &c lot
Philsdeipbia delivery.