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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-11
FOREIGN.
The Afghan Campaign,

LONDON, January 10. The Niceroy
Of India confirms the news Of General
Roberts victory over the hostile tribes,
hut nays that owing To rumOrs ui
threatened attacks by MOngols General
concentrating his forces, which are now
much scattered. Friendly letters have
been received from several Slrdars 0i
Cabul. Tho general feeling ~ Afghan
istan IL very strong against tho Amccr
and Russia,
CALCuTTA, January 10 Mayor san
dcmoru reports that authentic intclll-
gcncr has been received that Aihah
Khan dishandud his army aud left Can
dahar General Stewart Vas ON ono
days march from Canahar on tho Sth
oi January. llo expected no Cpposl-
ton.
lONpoN, January l0.--Ihn corrcspon.
dent with the Quuttah column tclo-
graphs from Siiaudiu, un Tuesday. as
follows: ono hundred aud lorty
british cavalry yesterday defeated u
body oi Alghans, killing ~ and captur-
ing O. Twelve hundred ol the Afghan
cavalry werG subsequently forced to
abandon the height by u cannonade.
Seven British were wounded. Ii In
thought that this skirmlsh will cause
the Aighansto decide not to delund Can
dahar.
Boaoonshold's Health.
l.0SpoN, January no. -- Bcaconsheld iS
still improving,
The Plague,
ST. PErERsBUHG, January 10 The Iii
rector oi the Ministry Of the lntoior
states that the reports respecting the
plague IN Astrakha are exaggerated.
droat Bnow Storm.
IoNpoN, January 10. Dispatches
from Scotland report great snow storms
aud severe gales A telegram from
Crook khavcn, Ireland, states that fear
iul storm has prevailed thoro since Yes
tornOun, increasing 10 hurricane late
last evening. Many vessels IN the har
b0r dragged anchors. Ice Is floating
down the Thames in great quantities,
aud the steamboat traffic hciwcnn Chol-
s,a, aud Woulsca IL entirely suspended.
Many bargos along tho riyor are frozen
IN,
BiSmarok'a Unpopular Measure,
IoSpoN, January l0.--.A Bcrliu cor
rvaaOndcnt telegpphs that come persons
believe the hill giving tho Richslag
power to punish it, own mGmhers Tor
improper uttcrAncc, which has been
introduced 80 that ils rejection may give
Rlsuarck an excuse lur dissolution.
Tho hill i exceedingly unpopulac. A
National Liberal organ sugg,si that II
would hc hcllyr To- establish u dictator.
ship al once. II is generally believed
that the hill ho passed IN modified
form.
uOuUral uTRnt.
pAms, January 10. General Grant
RulNcd this evening.
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rtE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY TO
DAY


Iannot he lurgotten that the Dem
..r,l,uiI to-day make choice OF their
u.Lr tr the city uticcs.
Thr poll, will hr open irom eleven
..g..k ,u ttll eight u'yluckrN There
,.u bc ample opportunity between
,..-.. hour, for every man to east his
lII.f Whatever hr hls business en-
,,gymrnts.
tlr. gui,r ~ Important thata lnll vote
.r.Il,I % ia, as ia the dual ballot,
a., f4r ,,isiuu u equally binding, and
.uu. .fn, r,,,r,rd Those Who stay
ana, cannot cumpalu II the
l.-rm,u amung thy candidates are tie
r.l,I They have au opportunity n""
f,,tt,-s.us a prrl, ryucr, not hrlNrcn
m.uui dll,r,ut political parties, hut ct
,huusing the mcu Who n all prohah'I'y
.s,ll hn the ollicrs II ,lIudlcious selr'l'"hs
.,r.. u,aI,. There js the d"uhlo dn'y
th-r,turr. o. tho panty aud Z" u'o city
.In,r. q. tur rrN ,lrgy at drrldlng upon
..Du.t,r aud qualification a'"ur And
NJ ,tI, nu prmo,rat IA justified in voting
IN r.man to hll one IT th,oo offices Who
d. uut pu. s,-srd 1T the necessary quail
"a .l,uu- ,jmply h,,auSUho is a llrmo-
...I. hr b., equally without justification
tu u,.I,,tlur a. ,rr that the hrst men
.I HI, part, arc uu the ticket, ur IA noi
,.t.ur iur thrm II this result u secured
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CONGR ESSIONAL.
WAsHISoroS, ID. o., Jan. 10th.
SENATE.


The Senate Committee ON Naval Al.
fairs was directed to inquire into the
eIpediency OF providing that the chiefs
oi the bureaus of steam engineers, pro-
visions, clothing and medicine and sur.
gerry at the Naval Department. be
selected from the officers whose relative
rank is not below that OF captain.
Mr.. Allison, at tho request vi Mr.
Kirkwood, in Now Orleans, introduced
u bill to provide Tor additional bounty
to the soldiers oi the war oi the rebel
lion. Referred
The petion OF Dr. Mary Walker, for q
pension, was referred.
An executive session was soon alter
wanls held.
When the doors werc reopehed, Mr.
Sargent introduced u hill permitting
Dakota Ia besoHo u State. Referred.
The bill amending the Patent Law was
laid aside, and tho Indian appropria-
ton bill taken up.
Mr.. Window said the amendments to
tho hill were hut lew. As il passed tho
House, II appr0priates sI,6Sl ,Hs. The
estimates were 81, ,033, ,2ii. So IL would
hc seen tnat the House had subsmn.
italy CONFIRMED to the estimates. The
not amount added by the senate Com
mitteo on Appropriations was $bs, 7hi,
and tho most important items IN the
amendments vera e., 500 for tho North
cru Cheyenne and Arrapahoo Indians,
S23, 100 ior tho Sioux, and $500 ior
the pay nf Indian policy.
The bill having been considered IN
the Committee oi the Whole was report
Ell To the Senate, the amendments made
in the committee agreed 10 and the bill
read n third time aud passed.
The senate went into executive sos.
sion aud when the doors woro reopened
adjourned until Monday.
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Elond IN tho James Riyor.

R,uuuNp, Va, January 10 The ro-
cent rains have caused rlso IN the
james river aud u consequent breaking
up uf the Tee, tho watur II r. lcrt ahoyo
the ordinary level. \ rise ul To- u feet
Is reported at lNncuhurg.
RIDImuNu, "a, January Ia. Tho
water Is still rising All the wharvcs
are submerged. Tho water IN now en-
rruaching on the streets Ia the lower
pait ot the city, aud has run over into
the dock from Seventeenth street Ia the
ship locks at the rIycr wharyos. II ~
also making ,ts appearance on Carey
aud Franklin streets through tho
srWrr- Families are moving out from
the houses near the river, AMI mcrch-
unts along tho threatouod points arc re-
moving their goods. Tho flood II at
lrhutrl mainly to AN leo g"rgc below
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Communion Curod.

An oil physician, rctircd from prac-
ticr, haycng had placed in his hands by
an Fast India missionary the tomula oi
a simplcvegptahlc remedy for the speedy
and permauaut cure oi consumption,
bronchitis, catarTh, asthma, and all
throat aud lung affections, also post
tive and radical cure for ncrou dchili-
ty and all nervous complain =, after
having tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands oi cases, has ielt IL
his duty to make IL known Ia his suffer
ing fellows. Actuatcd by this motive,
and desire to relieve human suffering,
viii send, lype Of charge, to all who
desire il, ths'receipt, with full directions
for preparing, In German, French or
Euglish, send by mail by addressing
with stamp, naming the paper, W. W.
Shersr, ii9 Pswers' Block, Rochester,
n, Y.
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4 NgN paper In 10 hc started at Peters
town, Monroe county,
TuE corporation oi kcyscr has refused
tu let its hogs run at large, by u vote ol
ni tu ~.
TuE kanawha Gd;biiC snys ~ Miss
lIurkcr ul BrnNnstowu, Was fatally
burned last week. Her clothes caught
frr and before all could ho rendered
she WAS seriously burned v
Tug Methodist Episcopal Church
south, at Union, Monroe county, waa
presented hy Hon Frank Hereford, ON
Christmas night, with u handsome sIl,
yer Sacramcntal service aud EaptismaI
howl.
Tug Temperance DIiy has been ~.
Viycd at ParkcTshurg.
TuE haudsomost almanac tof lSiu
that W. have Vet seen is that ISSUED hy
the Wheeling RgUISrER, aud II IsaS val.
uablc as IL In handsome. II contains a
large amount ut reading matter aud usr-
iul Information The election statistics
arr especially valuable Tor reference.
The cntcptIsing publishers have our
thanks lur = copy ~ tmuSrH to'
tt'C.
Nav CuNBERlANU January \.
For some DAYS It has been noticed
about the new gsS we'll put down last
summer, that oil was sccpiug out oi ihc
pipes conducting the gas To- thc yard,
where II Is usod inr fuel. And un yes.
,rrlay the pipe had to be- taken apart
al 81. I..E Al
THIS feature Was thought strange from
the iact that heretofore no water caInc
out, as the we'll Is cascl down below the
water COURSES hut upon taking the pipes
apart quite a iloN ui water and uil Na-
observed Mt Henry Smith had u
sample OF the oIl aud all Who saw II
pronounced II good qualliy
at carbon. Quite An excite
mcut has hccu manifested IA town,
and It il thought 10y those who are ga.
pCrts IA the oil business that II the well
Was lubcd ia thr regular orler Il would
how IN paving quantities. Bc this a. Il
may, one thing is certain. Quite All
amount ui what seems to be guOd oil ul
very CleaT and white color Is nov
flowing out. aud that, too, through the
full size ui tWu-inCh hole, as there Is
uo tubing ia thc we'll except enough to
catch thc gases. The gas, oil aud water
II the theories oi those Who pretend 10
know arc correct. comes frum the depth
Ut 5u3 feet. Another we'll il being suRk
IN close proximity &" the tR" already
producing the present supply nt gfs
aud should this well be moro iortunat,
than the rest, and make paying strike
there Wuald H. no bounds To- the excite
mcnt aud enthusiasm. The eLcitemeR'
is wrought up Ia a considerable dogru'
at the present prospects
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THE KANAWHA
Ice Gorge Broken.

UNcINNATl, January l0,-Reports
from the above are Ia the effect that the
broken gorge in the kanawha has loos.
eued the Ice in the Ohio, with the pros
pcct ui "a general breakup here within
the next forty-eight hours.
Charleston, W. Va, reports tho
sweeping away in the kanaWha of sey.
euty-two hurgus, many ut them loaded
with coal. The steamer j. &. Crossley,
which had taken refuge Ia the duyan'
dOtte river, was cut down and sunk by
u rise in that stream.
At Louisa, Ny, the wharlhoat was cut
away. The steamer l.. T. Moore was
sunk and tho Flcetwing damaged.
At Catlettshurg ono loaded aud six
rmpty hagcs we're carried away. the
steamer Tom Farrow and nine harges
We're sunk in tho kanawha, aud will ho
total loss.
Further movement ol the leo IN
the ohio il checked by tho gorge at
Hanging Rock, hut break up there is
mumentarily expected.
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utE Baltimore >u. thus rrtrrs to the
autr,,iruts ri thy s,utlcmcn called to
pr,,ir over the respective branches at
Jb. West Virginia Legislature.
.tul u. u JuhusOU. ct u lea county,
Nhy has bcru elected President 1T the
West Virginia ~cuair, ~ LAWYER 10y
rfatr,,ldn. rJ,c o. the rank ot Colonel
Ju lur Union army dUrlng the late war,
sin,, which hr has tabru au active part
Iu tur politics ui the state, being an
earnest pymu,rat Mr ,iro. u Moi.
t,tt. ct pylhuutts county. the speaker.
yiyttyt thr uuusy. rutyrrt thv tuuird-
yr.,tr ,,r,t,r when a mere huy, and rusc
O. tho HuA ut Assistant Alulaut ten
r.u ga Russ,T's cavalry brigade. Attrr
thr war he studied law amt entered mp
ou %, pm,J,rr. ami tur "a uWc Nas als1
editor at tho Wheeling RgSI>rgE, which
hr vas iuryvd a. abandon uu aVuuut "a!
Ili hyaIth tie has hyyu a leader lU thc
prml l,ratir party u West Virginia tot
s,,ral YEAR, Both ut the presiding
uihsyr- Az u,sauir,i a, men ul ldiT ahl
as
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NO. 1O5.
Milwaukee.

MILwAuxEr, January l0.-Flour-
Quiet; held firmly. Wheat-Quiet; ;
closed quiet and frm; Ma. Milwsu'
kes hard 9ic; No. Milwaukee ssci
No. 9 do Sic; seller January Sic; seller
February sijc; seller March s5tci No. 5
70ic; No. I die; rejected iolc, Corn
Quiet; No. 2 29ic. Oats-Quiet; No. =
lsic. Rye firmer; No. ! +2tc. Bar'
ley-Quiet; No. 2 spring Sac, Pmyis'
ions-Quiet and firm. Pork - Firm;
old 81 sTI; new 81 M iard-Prime
steam 81 ~.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, January ID. --Wheat- Steady
amber Michigan spot aSlc; seller Feb
ruary, @ldMlc; M. 2 red winter
SELLER January Nc; seller February sTc;
seller March gs; No. : rd Wjc. Corn
quiet; M. = ~ ic- Oats ts-Dull and
mammal.
Oil CITY.
Ou CRY, January 10 Market opened
quiet hut firm, with ~ 0lI bid; AL
Vanccd Ia 81 OH. at which price u
closed. Shipments 1000 barrels,
transactions 25d,OO0 barrels.
Pittsburgh.
PlrspuRGu, January ~. Petroleum
-Quicr; crude ~ 2Sl al Parkrr's Tor i'm
mcaiatc shipment; refnet " i"r Phila'
dolphia delivery.
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FIRES.
Al Cincinnati.

CrSCiNNArI, january ~, A lire IL IN
progress IN Main street, below Fourth,
Wilson Il sons extensive carriage man
uiactury IN entirely destroyed; also, NJ,
Werk y unoccupicd building adjoining
The lass on the former is estimated ut
SlIUWO Tho loss on the latter is ! ~,
Wa WAYNE 4 Sons stock ul cutlery
was hally damaged. The thermometer
hcing at 1ero the trcmUn have great
difficulty in hauling tho hose. II Is now
thought that the hro In under control.
Tho walls oi Werk'S building tell
upan the rear oi tho Commerce bank
building, demolishing II, The tclc-
graph wires IA front oi the burned
building we're broken lay the weight ui
lee, which formed there tu the thickness
ni nearly foot. The lee u piled up
Ia the height ul four ur live feet upon
Main aud Hammond streets ut tho
doors at the buildings at which the fire
men wcru at work. The street sAr
tracks were frozen under ~ deeply that
Il tnnk a gaug ui wuTkmcu several hours
tu grt at them.
At spring Lake, Mich.
DErRuIr, January 40 4 fire at Spring
Lake. Michigan. this afternoon, lie
struycd the National Hotel Most oi
the lurniurc was saved, Loss $1,000;
insurance -l,Wh
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CUT THIS OUT
FUTURE REFERENCE.

We will onsf tsb H.ofsii,s iOt 81 gods isf
CASH tsaisre s.esfsl BapsIis
Ths-s arc na shosify so-sfs bat are soms thsi
ne Intend lo de sai bsfsTs IufChssial ks-
spftnz stSl An sIsfalnsiion 10 sBlloitsd 10
los ~ give J-rtisl lisi. eth prios
u pair BDy,' Mp plos .ba-.. ,i1s- W sor
- iAii i.hi,s A0Dso FoIsd sS,ses BOTS,
sp.lfisdls. ties Nd rOIsa su,,os.asoss.
.lsss n. - -. t2B
a p.k I-iis- FIns Fos.d. fall Polish. sis'
p.h i.di.,' rins nia AMI Ao'-so s'ss Lac
i,gp-l, ssa.. B Gall r.s,.i siiFys.. 1s
Y l-ii rosihs = al Hal. csssru- sAa
j.ii ToasIs s' sS---' TIP Hall. asss "a 70
ayel, sI-ss ~.vi Coal, iuII roiish, aIs. u
u ..il aIse. Go~g rorsa BaiSaed. siss IA
E t.lI Ml..e, Es roiSa DuIIensa. a,s u
il.i, nl.-. ss.sd XII .iae IAs ssos' Sac
s vi. nl,,e.' sessi Goat. mil Polish. siIs'-
IA. Ssilis Grain yoIsa. full rsii.h. siss- 70
1'..la. Goat nppsa BuiDs~i soop.
pa,' cAliai. ospsr rss-d B.ls .is- eos
D pSlr Jai.lt', xasp<co BAi.. siae, lob ~.
60 p.lr InlAnfs KID hsis sizes B, g. n
We nsss bat ssss 90 ~. Call sad - 'of
ycarrivss
CARNAHAN d CO..
2i03 Main Street.
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Lifn. nrouth. ReAuII.

4 ine head oi hair is such an indis-
penablc adjunct 10 beauty THAI no one
who prizes gond looks should neglect To
use london Hair Color Restorcr," the
most delightful article ever introduced
20 the American people for increasing
It's growth, restoring It's natural color,
aud at the same time lovely hair
dressing and beauiihcr. 1t is totally
different from all others; not sticky and
gummy, and Tree from all impure Ia.
gradients that render many other articles
obnoxious; in fact, u Is sexquisitely per
iumed and ~ perfectly and elegantly
prepared as to make IL 4 lasting hair
dressing and toilet luIury. Sold by all
deAlers in hhe toilet article IS oenisi
bottle, or six bottles for - Address1i
ders 10 Dr. Swayne & Son, Philadelphia,
or 10 any leading drug house
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Mnnihor Indications.

WAsulN0roN, January II NJ
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, sta
tinnary or higher temperature, south
crly Winds, cloudy weather With rain OF
snow. and falling barometer,
For the Lakes. stationary ar higher
temperature, southerly winds, cloudy
weather. with numerous SHOWS, hillngr
possibly followed by rising barometer.
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RAILROAD AcoidcnI.

LuIIg Ru,E, January lO Train No.
| on the lrun Mountain railroad
was duchrd near kcusctt last night,
Crawiurd. baggage mastcr Killed, EI
prrssmcu Brown mortally injured aud
several wounded. All through trains
on the Memphis railroad are stopped
IN consequence ol the Ice IN tie river
nraT MCmIhiS
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QUAKER CITY SENSATION.
Forging Operations by u Promi-
nent Citizen.
special Dispatch 10 tho Register.

special Dispatch ~ tho Register
BARNrsyILLE, o., January 10,
Samuel Henderson, prominent clt-
izen Of Quaker City, has been discovered
Ia a series OF forging operations and has
He'd the country, He used his brothers
names To borrow money from the
Quaker City Bank aud tho Guernsey
National Bank. Ito has b0en engaged
In this game for several years, aud was
only discovered by accident Tho
Quaker City hank secured their claim,
hut several other parties are losers in
various sums.
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SWUNG INTO ETERNITY.
A slCKINlNG SCENE IN Jersey,
Execution Of Hunter, the Murderer Too
Weak to Walk, He is Carried 10 the
SeaHOld and BuOgllngy
StrangIsd to Death.

CAMDEN, n. j., January l0.-Early
this morning, u crowd began TO assemble
before the court house 10 witness what
could be seen Of the preparations ior
the execution. The place selected tor tho
hanging was inside the court house, en-
the first floor. There was no scaituld,
nothing being visible Of tho mashlnery
oi death except a long nOosot rope.
Ia tho narrow corridors oi the court
room wcro about two hundred persons,
the ShorilFs paSS comIidtrs, members ol
the press and others, packed tn,
Yeiher. Hunter rose at u O'Clock and
refused Ia partakc oi breakfast lilo Was
kept upby injections. At ll'lS A. NJ
Hunter failing Ia gain strong IT, and
being unable To- walk, was carried down
stairs
AtII.2h sirkuniug scono took place,
Tho rope Was either too long, az
stretched ~ much that Hunter WAS
barely lifted from the tlnur, when lac
frll back, hut WIS caught IN tho arms
ni the sherill's assistants, Sheriff tal-
houn soized the rope and hoisted Hun
tor into tho air, and no Was thus hanged,
The physicians said that his neck waS
not broken, aud he died by strangula-
ton. Ills pulse ceased to beat ut ll:iO
A, ~.
AtI2:O5 O'Clock, tho rope VAS cut,
the body Vowed 10y tho jury, the
certificate given aud tho body delivered
4 a brother, John &. Hunter, who
has all along cndeayored to secure
mitigation oi sentence lilo VIII take
tho body TO Philadelphia, and from
Hunters former residence II Will be
buried. Tho sherif's attaches deny
that Hunter left any confession, but l;
il generally believed he did. What
over this confession may be the author
itics are keeping it, intending to uSo 1t
against Thomas Graham, Hunters ac-
cumplicc Graham IL in cell on the
tlnur near where the execution took
ulac, and Ia him all was audible.
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Starving Indians.

CHICAG0, January 10. -Adylces from
Fort Sill SAY that the Indians have been
greatly discontehted tor two months,
and that recently two thousand OF them
starte,l southwsri and were soon heard
frhSn "a depredating upon the ranch.
men. Their excuse Was that they had
been starved at the agency, and pro
posed 20 Kill such cattle as they need
lor sustenance. They were oNertaken
near the Texas border. General Sheri-
Ian has tolsgraphed permission to Is
.us bssi 10 them until further notice,
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WASHINGTON JOTTINGS,
LOOKING INTO ThE CIPHER TElt'
GRAMS,
Republicans 0bstrueting the Investigation
The Army Reorganization Bill
The Tobacco Tar Indian
Appropriations.
Investigation OF the oyphSr Dispatches.
special Dispatch 10 the Rrsblcr

Investigation OF tho oyphSr Dispatches.
special Dispatch 10 the RrgbICr
WAsHINGruN, January 10, 1875.
The Potter Committee, at the request
ui Mr. 1ilden, decided to-day To- take ac-
tiou la regard to investigating tho cy-
pher dispatches, by directing tho Chair
man oi the Committee Ia Introduce a
resolution la the House asking the
authority aud an appropriation TO IN
yestigale aud deiray expenses. The
committee Mas forced Into this inye,li-
CATION Unexpectedly by Sam Cox, who
had prepared resolution ordering an
investigation at tho cyphcr dispatches.
la this matter Cox represented the
Tammany organization IN lis opposition
t0 Tilden. Tammany hal waited for
long time Tor Tildrn's friends To
make this moyO toward an uYcstl-
Cation, aud, thinking 1t would not
ba done, requested Cox to compel
an investigation. The resolution vas
ready, and Cox proposed Introducing
Il to the House, to-day, hut "n hearing
that the Potter Committee had taken
action In tho matter, withheld II. The
Republicans ut the Potter Committee
refused N vote either way Ou tho pro
position Ia investigate alter all the clam
mor made by their party, and 1t ~ II
significant TACT that tho Republicans
have done all in their power Ia prevent
IT,
Mr Cox, oi Ohio, in tho uamo ut the
minority, submitted tn the Potter Com
mittoe. I'VE are willing tu stop right
horoii you Democrats will consent H. it
The Democrats refused tn aCcopt this
proposition, aud this morning when
the resolution to provide t"r ia"
investigation was submitted Ia tho
committee. The Republicans dld all
in their power Ia ohstrurt IT, the Ropub
licans realizing the TACT that further dc-
yclnpments would be- damaging to their
party. nldcn's friends say he knows
nothing about the matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-11

SG,Arug FxgousoN, oi Wayne county,
y,,trr,iay lutrziucrj senate hull No. 81,
entitled ~ b;ll a. impose a tax, and To-
prrs,Tibr the mode ct collecting the
s,u,y. ou the privilege oi selling wine,
ardyut spirits aud malt liquors within
the limits ut this stat The ball pro
,lics iur th, introduction Of the Motlctt
bcl punch, which is SAL to he popular
with S,uat0r FgRst>uN'~ = constituents.
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Madame Anderson.

NEw loWG, January 10. Madamc
Anderson made the 2,5i0th quarter mile
at noon IN > minutes aud . seconds,
Madame Anderson j. completing the
quarter miles with promptncss, and no
doubt il entertained but that shc will
accomplish the :, 100 quarter miles in the
Iimr snC,llci.
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DHY GOODS
New iotk.

NV Yuns, January ~ by Goods o.
The GENERAL market remains quiet, but
leading makes ui cotton PrEbis a little
more active. Prints moving slowly.
Dress g,HSls ~ ligh request. lighi
weight wuolcns "a m,alcIalc demand by
the rlulhing trade. Foreign grpis con
iinur dull and steady
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-11

Cmruuus, January 40 la the House
this afternoon, hills were introduced al.
lowing thc state Fund Commission to
invest tho State funds Ia government
lot per cents, also To- make the supcrln
trudrut- OF county iuhrmarlcs dlshurse
funds fur the uut.duur poor.