Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-29
T0PICS At THE CAPITAL.
,orOSGEB ANY DOUBT ABOUT THE
w VETO,
n,.,rsrt 70 be Sent to the House To-
I'' 'o.,s~Sgddsn Death Of Congress
'' man CIark-TreasuY Mat
ters - Wounded Sol
te-s as Senate
Employees.
=, Doubt About the Veto.

=, Doubt About the Veto.
w..u,>rrON. April 2S.-There Is now
-, tor doubting that the Presi-
.. Ill veto the army bill, and he has,
w., w. ..r,u'tat:on with the Secretary
Iw,rp prepared draft OF the message
..r r,rI D, submitted to the Cabinet
..r,,t.ns tomorrow, and sent to
Inns. before adjournment, II .ime
..,;,. :. iro, the bill will be returned
- ,t, message on Wednesday. The
n....rspt IL IS said, takes the view that
srb.s,t is of too vital importance
.nv him 10 hold the country in
,.r.rsa d, to hisaction for any unne-
.s..,rvl,u-ta oitime, and will therefore
.-.rr,rh.sitcision promptly. ltis also
a-...s,,.l tina, hc takes the ground that
81. there has been no menace on the
,,-.f,hr majority OF Congress as such,
rs.autions OF acknowledged
~. rrYirs,ing TO speak for their
- o,,rr the caucus deliberatlOn
- y .-r, d, a virtual threat 10 the eNecu-
.-..r,srr.v uuwarranted by the rela-
yFirG exist between the executive
s-i Legislative branches ol the Govern
mut.
s,55en Death Of Congressman Clark.
WASHINGTON. 2S.-CongreSsman
p,.f C.gr,. ut Iowa, died suddenly at
b., ,,.rn. rHisaiternOOn, after an illness
Trrrva lew hours Mr.. Clark was IN
.,.l health Yesterday, and on saturday
s.~,ErI his usual seat in the House.
U.wrs taken sick at three o'clock this
,,,-rlr.. with a severe attack OF menin-
a.. gnI although prompt medical aid
~. ,lmmluri, hr continued To suffer
s,--.ra.v aud died after only twelve
fT.-,' illness. The news OF his death
IA. Generally circulated this evening,
,-f AL. r.rr.ycl with a universal eN-
MISSION oi sincere SorrOw.
Wundsd Soldiers as Senate Employees.
W,.w>.rpv. April 2S.-With refer
srr ,u the recently published state
u.r,, ,ia, the officials OF the Senate are
,sr.g.r,ra. wounded Union soldiers,
>.7r..r Wallace to-day, said, there was
ND rr~r.,a tr remove the wounded
sEl..r. and that the Democrats could
l.i-r Of tv' five OF such who were SEN
A.. rmr,uyrrS. These were MesSrs.
Rl~aL Wilson. Ball and Merritt, mes
sr.r,. ami Richards In the stationery
nom. al, 81 whom were named
r De retained. Now others
ALL. that they are wounded
-.ars. Our oithtse is the case named
by Nr CuuNEus during the debate, but
W.. Wallace showed this man To have
ben iu ,ly service as a musician, never
vruIel. and discharged because OF
hernia. the postmaster OF the senate,
In whose ruom Col. 81 Michael, Of New
Ir-,-v. &, to De- placed, is said 10 be
wounded soldier, but this, leading Dem
ucrt'r Senators assert, was unknown
until uuw. All the wounded soldiers
retained are Republicans. ~
Ewing and Thurman.
WASHINGTON. April 2S.-The friends
90 EEu. lrr wUrSiug actively To secure
wtm tbr GryyubJcE-DemOCratic coal
rFu urtruycrunr Of Ohio. Thurman's
i-aui, are actively opposing it, for fear
tbu twuUH result in Ewing capturing
,la state delegation IN the national con-
yrg,iru "a wear hence, and So destroying
TlImau.> chances Tor the Presidential
Llu.Ua,iuU.
Treasury Matters.
WASHINGTON. April 2S.-The Treasury
Department is advised that the instruC-
ton, ju the circular OF April 18th, resery-
IN; the rriunliug certificates for sale m
suns not o. exceed one hundred dollars,
are being ryadcd Tor speculative pur-
Pl'gS, ami announces that where such
evasion j, manifest. or where any one
person claims more than one hundred
dollars, either Tor himself or others, the
certificates will be refused and the
authority ut any designated deposit
my whg fails 10 enforce these
regulations will be- Withdrawn and COM
MISSIONS will not be- allowed on sales
mtir by him, Owing TO the great
pressure upon the department in the
H'le OF hour cent bonds already sub-
Srocl iar amt the redemption Oi called
'-laUi lO.iO bonds the conversion of
N,nm.Us certificates into bonds will
A'r'>'rI.y be- postponed until ON or
after July lSt
Diseased Cattle.
WASHINGTON, April 2S.-House Com
h.i'ruu Agriculture, to-day, agreed 10
N.H-, o. the House, Tor printing and
ommm,,I,, q bin which has been prac-
t1.y agreed ON, making il a mis-
"UraHur Tor common carriers to trans
Pr, cattle Affected with pleurO-pneu-
+. ma ur other contagious disease.
Alter establishing a penalty for such
s.''u tlr gu, directs the Committee on
A-1'H'urr to appoint agents at impOr-
A, lwut, along the lines Of railroads,
aA'>' duty !, shall bc to examine cattle
'ras transported. and authorizes the
>.N,ary u, the Treasury 10 designate
\ Ms 10 'hr shipping ports, who shall
avn c"HlugC,Iuu with customs officers
~ ~rN.uWug all cattle imported or ex-
ported.
Important Railroad Case Decided.
Nt>H,>,ruN. April 2S.-The great
lA.'"ai ease ni the Pittsburgh, Cincin-
.-',, AMI ;, Louis Railroad Company
S,AN>, 'Nr Columbus. Chicago and In
Ia4A central Railroad Company, which
C - 'rrn pending in the United States
''N.i Court ior the district OF Indiana
nv LAST July, was decided by Justice
a'UAA OF that circuit to-day. The case
-. '-.''..'r' Toe validity and construction
Sr lease made bv the Pan Handle
81 %. iue e. G.. x l. &. road from
In. ,N t' Chicago. The lessee COM
- ~! @A' ~ suaranteer, the Pennsylya-
- t1''o1i company, Contended that
n. vase vas void under the laws of
'''''a AMI Ohio. and also that the les
: ',ohpauy had not kept its covenant
sf-:.,1lSgie' ~ provide for, adjust Fnd clas-
az - gUa.yJ indebtedness in the mode
n T" tlc extent set out in the lease.
- '-aUy'l also that the lessee had
g.. - r',',et by the decree in the Pullan
M 'I.E'TN- ;hc sale Of twenty-Seven
cr,yr-'' 80 'eaNsvt lines, and by the fore
FsEE Fr'yrctlUgs Of Roosevelt and
Dr. trustees IN the first cunSoli-
la, 7"7'' justice har'an heh
oi,hI"e '"e lease was not in contravention
M statutes OF Indiana OF Ohio.
nor = ts'1' neither the Pullan decree
ve', ,e -" proceedings in the suit OF Roose-
enr,1.-1 r1.1 lick constituted an eviction
a. ~" 'Ae lessee company 10 RECESSION
2 =, uale OF the contract OF lease.
-" That the po,,o,,..,,, = - -.