Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-26
Fresh CAPITAL TOPICS.
ow OF LEGISLATION ADOPTED.
=. o.,s,.CansrOn Case-FreeliOg Out
'', ~, Fe,er-CcmmissiOn on Nego-
,,.ag Bonds - The New
HAMPSHIRE Senator Not
Entitled 10 a Seat
pan Of Legislation Agreed Upon.

v..,r>gr1N. March 21.-lhe TWO
.,, 81. sppointcj last week by the
10, ,,V'-,,.-,,sr,sucuses Of the House and
t.,..E.lan .yher joint meeting this
.a.-n,.a AMI reached a final agree
an, - conct rning both the generalnature
I,r..... .5ru Of their monumental
-,o.br political legislation during the
-, ..,,.,n Of Congress. They will
..,,rm,ni tha, the repeal OF the law
.,.-srr.n. thcprcsence OF troops at the
~ bs effected by incorporating in the
INV appropriation bill a copy OF the
-. g,rssd 90 by the House atthe last
...,,. that the Jurors test oath be
ry,u.,, simply abolished by the inSer-
80, r,r,a'.n, clause in the legiSla-
..r. executive and Judicial appropria-
...- r-r ami that the provisions then
.,..,rars,,dIv the House in the same
b ,mar.h,ory Of the law in regard To
.l. moI. Of impannclliug jurors, be
.,l,,ln,ial.y adopted by the dominant
,..,,,r., session. In addition TO the
Z. rgu.i clauses there will he recom-
.-.,.Ip4 f1r incorporation into the legls-
-. executive and judicial ap-
.-.rriq,ilu bin. Immediately following
r. appropriation for the eN-
.,....., Ii the courts, series OF
tr,,.s. the effect OF which, II
.gr,.I. viii D., TO repeal the existing
ar.F.r,v lr the appointment OF chlci
.g.rvi>,r anil deputy marshalS Tor
-....rr,. anil tp restrict the functions
AMI rnVrr % two supervisors ot differ
en- politics. whose appointment IN the
.,.-...rt manner will cnntinue % be au-
Z. l..-5.I'1 those Ui witnesses and Chal- .
lsqyrs only. Il viii also be provided
,fl. those SUPERVISORS must be residents
srFlr'g .ugliicd voters in the pre-
.rg o, where they are 10 serve. The !
r-~f.'.uu 81 the Federal courts 10
plr.,l such ,rJUJS in the elections Tor
t.-r,.uta,ivr- tu Congress as may be f.
r.I .-,tI Hy the supervisor or other |
r., Zen, .,ruy tp ha intcriered with, nor |
q. ,rn rlr.g, DEE advised % disturb I'M |
sr.uavtnr existing law, known ~ the |
On -.rmrut act. relative % suffrage and /
..,I.- r.y.. rights. The rcCOmmenda- /
rrr,a.,ryr out ,uci will be- reported /
L. ,... .u.r, caucus ut the Democratic /
u.urrr, % the two Houses tomorrow |
o.. .rug A separate caucus OF Demo !
or. senator's will probably be held /
tg.aurrpW afternoon, after an early at |
uIumru, cd the senate. Senator'S La
u- AMI voorhees,, who were alb |
,-g. ua saturday participated in to-
A., m,u, meeting Of the caucus COM |
..r,, senator Salisbury presided, |
>ar.- Thurman being detained at |
4.ue By illness.
The OIv5r-Cam sron Case.
W,,uysr1v. March 25.-Thc feature I.
u, u,'.-uIgart Cameron case to-day Was !
On testimony ui several witnesses ac- F.
gg ,r'.. with CIucrou's handwriting F.
'...s.rg, that some of the letters /.
W.. oliver claims were written by .
Cameron. We're @r.ryiv~.
FrsEng Out yellow Fever.
WASHINGTON. March 2j.-The first |
H. rrr'5 lrum tine committee, and /
rg.. uu t.r calendar, aud the only .
t o.. r.r'i 'iu- lu the senate for ac- |
'rI. Ua, reported 10y senator lklrris, /
s'HB urnrfr.r rrramucudatIOu from /
O.. Committee uu Epidemic Diseases. /
..-r,,.- ,rw appropriation ul $50 /
W' r rNrrrWru' with the GamScc /
H"u, r.,.-trytur ship, which, II l. I
n.n". wI, gJu>r sufficient artificial /
r t',uvI. nU, yellow fever, or any !
.'Iruut-.uU, disease, at quarantine.
Exert, a.l agree THAT cold destroys the
.t-u, % the disease, which, il il now
tr.L may arliu aiiljCt the South dur
H, '.- .ru.u- SEASON. 10 i believed /
.r w,Lh"a. cold can be- 50 rapidly pro-
I.'l ,u, a thrne-thOu~Inj-tou ship |
may %" thoroughly disjutcctcd within
sI hours.
The New Hampshire Senator.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-The Senate
y 'um,,ny nu Privileges and Elections,
n' party vote, declared Charles III. I
o.. n", entitled tn seat under the
a, continent Cd, the Governor Of New
Hmp,a,rr.
Commission on Negotiating Bonds.
"'>WNrrrN, March 2I.-ro-morrOw
'H. Information cIllri ior some time
",..y senator salisbury, a. 10 the
aatu' rJlJ "a, commissions on sales of
...',, 1r ,ur past twenty years, will be
Sf .u 10 Is :ounl that the four per
gen. "Nu now being negotiated is the
'Ni expensive ever placed, the total
''' beng from uur-tpurth 10 three
,.s',aN ', one per cent. During the
w, ant after, commissions alone
d" nN'ri t1 one per cent. in many in
>'''r>. Never has a loan been 81
,"lp.y p1crl is under Secretary Shcr-