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Daily Republican., 1879-05-01
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THANHk OF EOUKs-DEAANVA AXE
~ NJ WESTERN RAlLROAD.-Com-
menclng Monday, Feb. "A, 1879. Trains will
run as follows:
Leave Wilmington IT'S a. M, 1880 q. m.,
6 80 p. m.
Arrive at Avondale, 1858 a. m,, 1852 noon.
Arrive Al Poneroy, $50 a. m, l b5 p, m.
Returning leave Pomerey, lO40 a. m. 30
Returning leave Avondale IL IA noon
Arriving at Wilmington, a. M, 2 is D. M,
800p. II. d. .CONNELL, Supt.
febs-tf
/ " 'WlLMtNdT1N i VI /, ENn Z AND d @ &s
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER 10, 1873.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows -
For Philadelphia and intermediate stations
Philadelphia (Express) 9 90 9 60. a. IN.
Philadelphia and NewYork, Ob 81, Q 70 q.
NJ, II 35, Il SO, 8 p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations,s 50 q. N
Baltimore and Bay Line, 708.
Baltimore and Washington 1851, 2l9, 8 .
a. N. IL 81, / "a, bl8, p. Id.
Trains tor Delaware division leave tor:
New Castle e16 q. m. Of, $50 p. m.
Harrington and intermediate stations, . IL
o. M, l 0b 8 80 y. m.
Delmar Interim mediste stations IL .. m. 10
m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations 10
Philadelphia and New York, 2 90, 5 "a, a. IN.
Baltimore and Washington II 81; 10, 8 81.
p.
For further information passengers arc re
isrred to the timetables posted at tho depot
novzO- H. r. KENNEY. Suut
Daily Republican., 1879-05-01

TIE BOARD Of Education apprecia-
ting t." force of public sentiment act
ed wisely last night, in Rejecting by
such an overwhelming vote to the prop
osition to change the primary geogra-
phies.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-01

$3.50 A Splendid Mason &
SsISa;z.sss ':gX HaIAiin Organ, price $40, for
FT i. 1SfIs only Slo5. BY paying $lo50 per
quarter, giving two years and
quarter In which 10 pay for it. At =. AL
Lens Masonic Temple
Daily Republican., 1879-05-01
A NOTE.

The ''Republican'' sttll leads In
circulation. Advsrtise where you
get the most for yOOr money and
the ..Hepublica is that PAPER.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-01

TIE REBELS of 1879 have met another
Appomattox, but this time President
Hayes gracefully receives the surren-
der
Daily Republican., 1879-05-01

WONDER IF the Democrats still think
that President hayes is weak in the
spine.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-01

We WOULD recommend Crows-tail fans
for the excited and fevered Democracy
Of Wilmington.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-16
A FORT WAYNE SENSATION,
Signs of Life Appear In the Body
of Girl While the Funeral
Services We're Being Held
And the Burial IL Postponed.

FoRT WAYNE, lSD., January l4.-An
immense sensation was produced here
this afternoon by rumur, which spread
rapidly, that a young girl had suddenly
come to life while the funeral services
were being held over her supposed
corpse at II. Pauls German Catholic
Church. The story had considerable
foundation, and the facts are a. follows:
SUNDAY morning Rose Miller, daughter
uf a we'll known German citizen, died,
IL Was supposed, at the aye of fifteen
She had always enjoyed good health,
hal been i'll but short time and her
death was sudden AMI unexpected.
The funeral was ST for this morning.
Last night Rev. Father kocnig, Priest
uf IT. PmIs Church, visited Miller'S
house and looked at the body. He Was
struck with it, strange appearance, and
expressed the belief that the girl Was IN
"A trance. lie advised n pOstPnncment
al the funeral, but was uvcrrulrd, and
the services Wcrr held at the appointed
time, a large crowd being in attendance
When the services were concluded the
coffin was opened, and all present were
given an opportunity to view the body
llltlN WIS al lllt INV N'l'l Ut AiAN 'AN'hT
and lips, and considerable warmth wss
noticed The large audience insisted
that the girl Vas not dead, and Father
Knenig, holding the same belief, dis
missed the crowd, and announced that
the iuterment would be postponed.
The hear~c and carriages left, and thc
body was removed Ia the school house
ON the next lot. Hundreds of persons
huckcd In view the remains. Phy-I-
clans examined the body, and were in
pressed with it, strange appearance.
They applied all kinds OF tests, hut failed
tnlestore animation, and finally united
in certifying To- death, and advised
burial The relatives declined Ia allow
an intcrmcnt. and Father koeuig had
the body taken tu St Joseph's Hospital,
where efforts are Tonight beim. made al
rc~u~citatiuu. There il a. yet nO
change in the aspect OF the body, which
i somewhat warm, and has the appear
aucc of life. There will be no interment
until there can bc no shadow oi doubt
a. to death. The affair has caused au
intense excitement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-16
CONGRESSIONAL D0INGS.
C0NklING ATTACKS THE NEW YORK
APPOINTMENTS.
The House Passes the Ten Dollar Treas
uV Certificate Bill and a Bill TO
Make u. S. Notes Receiya-
bic for Customs. ka
WASHINGTON, January Is.
SENATE.
Escape of the Cheyenne Prisoners

Escape Of the Cheyenne Prisoners.
Mr.. Voorhees, submitted resolution
instrueting the ComInitt,e On Indian
Affairs to inquire into the circumstances
which led to the recent escape Of
Cheyenne Indians from Fort Robinson
and their slaughter 10y the United States
forces. Agreed to.
Military Academy Bill.
Mr. Allison, from the conference COM
mittee Oh Military Academy appropria-
tion bill, submitted report, which was
agreed To. The House having agreed 10
the report Yesterday, the bill now goes
to the President.
Hills ON calendar not objected to were
considered under the five minute rule.
Pensions.
The House bill for the payment to- oi-
officers and soldiers oi the Mexican war
Of three months extra pay, provided
for the act OF July 18th, 1913, led to a
long discussion.
Mr.. Edmunds submitted an amend
menttO make the act apply to those who
served in the late war Tor the preserva-
tion OF the Union.
Patent Laws.
The bill was laid aside without action,
and the bill to amend the patent laws
was taken up.
Pending discussion The senate went
into executive session, and when the
doors were reopened adjourned.
New York Customs Appointments.
At the conclusion of the reading oi
Secretary Sheaman's Communication,
Senator Conkling made an earnest
speech defending Arthur Cornell from
charges OF inefiiCienCy and denouncing
the charges as pretenses and alter
though sput forth by the administration
in an effort to justify the action, which
was wholly unwarranted on civil SER
vice grounds, and prompted merely hy
personal or partisan considerations.
Senator Thurman made some semi
jocular remarks, evidently calculated to
widen the breach between the Prcsi-
dent and a majority of the Republican
members If the Senate.
Senator Edmunds also spoke briefly,
without. however, definitely indicating
his opinion on the subject ol contr"-
Vcrsy.
Communications and accompanying
papers were then, nn motion uf Mr.
Cunkling, referred To the Committee un
Commerce, and the Senate adjourned.
1t is the general impression Tonight
that the pending nominations will he
rejected.
-Senator Cunkling, in the course oi
hiS speech, commented with great -c-
verify on the administration action
lat winter, in rendering another ap-
pointmcut to Arthur, saying III sub
stance that after these pretended
damaging facts were known to Prc,l-
dent HAYES and Secretary Sherman
they solicited and urged Arthur to take
a foreign position OF great importance,
such aS the consul ueneralship AT Paris
or London. Beside, referring the com
ui the Sruatc Just before
gave the Committee "n
Commerce authority to notify the per
sons accused, and tu send iur persons
and papers with view Ia determining
the truth oi the charges.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-16
Gathered nom Our Dispatches.


Miss Louisa i'nmcroy, the actrrs,
Who Wa, injured ia railroad accident
near Shreveport, Louisiana, Un the l0ti.
inst, i, reported by the attending phl II
rian I" bc very low. Miss stella Will.
il improving, and the ret "l thc con-
pauy, who N,Iv mon ur lees injuprI
have recovered.
/. W. fukln was. Yesterday, inaugu
rated Governor "l Colorado.
President Mac\lahon has signed =
decree parloning ,s,O Communists.
The Democratic caucus oi the North
Carolina Legislature, last niyhi, noml
nat,ri io,-rn"r Vance lnr |. :. senator
10y ac,lamaliun.
y. T.. Sill Was. yrSlrriay, elected
United states Senator from Colorado.
TUESDAY morning Miss Walker, rsid
ng ~ Beaver Nills, Ontario, suddenly
xpircd. Her brIr,th"d, Edward
Cousins. hearing ui her heath cat hl-
ihrat, aud Miss Maker mother "i
seeing the corpse ui her daughter
hToI'lsTl u'hh
The German -'ririicS "i New York
are 4" receive the remains ui Bay arl
TAYLOR. on it, arrival With appropriate
crruIn"nir-. The remain, IL tp bc ~
state At the G"vcruur'- r""m ut th" tity
Hall.
subscriptions to four pcr cent honds.
yesterday, sl,2D.up
The People, hank 81 kui"la, Ala
lama, has suspended.
,ocn.ral shields wa- Yesterday n0mi.
hAted hy thc D.m"rrniI' ,auruc ol tho
Missouri Legislature. i"r I. :. senator
for the short term.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-16
TUE IIOsTILE CHESENNEs
Their Pursuit Abandoned.

IoRf l.oEISsoN, January li.-Iber"
has brcu e. emp"riry calm Ia military
movements Ia the past ten 0r twelve
hourS. The h.,ing hosiIies eBirncc'i
Themselves on mound Oh White
clay. fuilc'I tlo tr""I-, AMI ai
night. their bcing uo adequate
force to either hirce them h. submission
or keep thein from running away u
they .scals-i When ihc troop neat
came up With the desperate hani, a."
latter hal taken to-s..--ion ~ the nat
ural mounds II prpieciion on the north
fork oi the Inliau trock. Herr the
irops abandoned pursuit. Yesterday
returning lo fori Robinson To-day
Gen. Crock seHt positive orders that
pursuit oi IA. ChcyenDes be urn.
tinucd. AMI Company y, Capt
LansOn commanding, left fOr the
iruDi. To-mOrrOs Company ~.
CaJd. Wc--slls commanding. xill 90
forward and join the ioroc-, and under
ths command oi ths lat named OfD'cT
the pursuit will b. resumed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-16
WHEELING, VA, thursday MORNING, JANUARY 16 1879.
Irregularity in Arkansas Electoral Ger
tificates,

WASHINGTON, January l5.-The Nd-
tioHdi R,pablicdn tomorrow, will an
nounce the discovery OF the Tact that
the names of the seven electors "t Ar
kansas in 1876, are all signed OH the
back Of the envelope containing the
electoral certificate of that State, in the
handwriting of some person. The
story runs that when acting as Vice
President Ferry received the Arkansas
certificate, he discovered an irregularity
therein. In the absence OF the sigma
lures Of the electors from'a lack OF en-
yelope. he permitted it Ia I've isent back
To the State for correction, the same a.
he did in the case OF the Louisiana GER
tificates. When it WAS returned tn him
he presented it to the two Houses in
joint nyention, and the seven votes
Oi the State were counted for Iilden
and Hendricks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-16
TIE SOUTH.
Convention Of Northern settlers.

CHAsD1Ts, y. g.. January l5.-ln
resIDn,e b. cali i,.usl by Northern
n,en whn hay. .fiIed ia the sJuih
,inoe the war they ss-cmblei berv to
dsy fran five states sBd bebi n oonycn-
tion in thu Opera House. A series Oi
resolutions we're inirsluopd setting forth
the advantage Il the sOuih iO persons
-eekibg b0n,s., declaring that In this
--ction The lau- are equally enforced /,
that Nortbsru settlers arr not Osirseised.
bot xelo"n,ssl, AMI that in nO section Oi
III. eDaatry Do all ciazs~s enjoy a lArgCT
MEASURE Il lileny. The resolution.
v.rs pas-s-d unanimously and anil
appiznse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-16
Chicago.

CHICAGO, January l5.-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged; spring extra 50 OO6
4 80; low grades 81 0Od2 50; patents
$S 00ta6 90; winter extras - 0Oa5 10.
Wheat-In good demand and prices
shade higher; No. Chicago spring s2t
(aS2ic cash; S3sc seller February; 81;
@siic seller March; No. 6sCs0slc; ne
jected 5Oi65l;c. Corn-ln good de
mand and full prices at 2sic cash; sole
seller February; ~! !c seller March. Oats
Dull and nominal iosc cash; 2Oc seller
March. Rye-Steady and unchanged ~
43lc. Barley--Steady and unchanged AT
a5(G97c. Flax Seed-Unchanged. Pork
Strung and higher at - 90 cash.
s. 07l(aS 10 seller February; - 2kg
22i seller Marrh. lari-Aciiye, tirm
and higher at - 62 cash; - NJ seller
February: - GNG5 92l seller Maph
sales; - 3, SELLER March. Bulk Meats
Strong and higher at - cool 0,(Gi ~.
Dressed llogs-pemand active and
prices ADVANCED to - lie ; ~ Whisky
Dull and prices shade lower at II ~.
Milwaukee.
MILwAuEEE January l5.-flour--
Quiet and held firmly. Wheat Opened
and closed firm; No. Milwaukee harl
Sic; No. Milwaukee s6!c; No. do.
s3ic; seller january s3,c; seller febru-
AIRY si.c; seller Marh si!c; NJ. I
Ole; rejected i9lc. Corn pnll; M.
~. oat--Dull: M. loIc. Rye
Unchanged; M. I i3lc. Barley--Dull:
M. = spring nominal at S'. Provisions
-firmrr and higher. rork Firm
new - 10 larl-prime steam ~ a.
Toledo.
ToI EDo, January lb.-N mat- quiet
and iirn; amber Michigan spot and scl
ler January, 9Sc; M. pd sput anu
seller January, a1!c; seller February
96lc. Corn-Quiet; Mo-. 3i.c. Oat-
Quiet; NJ. s.r.
Oil Gly.
one CRY, January II. Market opened
active, with sales ai Il O1l declined o.
81 or. clusing aisl ~! hid. shipments
1900 barrels; averaging l,,U,O barrels
transactions $4,000 barrels.
Pittsburgh.
Pir1sBrRGH, January l5.--Pctroleum
Quiet: crude ~ ~ at parker's tor i'm.
mediate shipment; retine,l stc,s., "T
Philadclphia delivery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-16
THE ICE GORGE.
A Drenching Rain ut st. louis.

ST. LoUIs, January ia drenching
rain fell all day and the streets were
streaming with slush from the melting
snow AID ice. The effect of the thaw OH
the Ice in the river i, imperceptible,
however. aud there is no prospect oI s
breaking up of the gorge here ior some
days a least. Even though the weather
should continue warm the Ice is not eX-
pected tn move except on big rise, and
there are no Indications ot that at pres
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-16
ChiefJoseph
Ohio I.arialAture.

CuLUNBUS, January l5.-ln the liou~c
a resolution Nas adopted dinNting the
Finance Committee toprepAre hili tUr
reducing the it-es and salaries Oi ali pub
H. officers, state And county.
la the Scnate bills we're introduced 10
punish the u.s. oi money 10 obtain a
nomination or election 10 Office, and to
give cities power 90 entOnce the clearing
of snow from sidewalks, and making the
cost thereof a lien on the property.
VIA. Jackson HAs nominated and con-
tirmed CHIEF engineer OF the State PUT
lie works.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-16

suspended. This Was dome, anal the
bill read first time. -On motion, the
rule recurring the ball a. he printed.
and also the rule requiring the hill q"
be read on three different days, were
suspendel. and the bin read second
time, after which il was read third
time, and passed with slight amend
urnt.
Turner OtIered ;. n. No. Sl, in rrgari
;u the incorporation Oi Glenyille, ia
tiilmer county anttat his request il was
referred TO thc.Committee "n the Judi
Ciary.
Butler utfrred :. y. w. -, prohibit
ing members OF the Legislature andState
officials from travelling free on railroads,
which was referred 10 the same cOmmit-
tee
The following Was adopted:
Resl,td. That the Clerk IT the Senate
De- authorized Ia vall tu his assistance.
the Senate committee clerks at any time
Wheu they ART not officially employed
Summers offered a petition from j.
". Webb, ex-Public-Printer, asking Tor
additional compensation.
Leave of absence was granted the
Pcnitentiary Committee Tor Thursday.
Ou motion OF Baxter, adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-16
Wsather Indica,lans.

" WAsHIxGTox, January lS i A. ~
Fur Tennessee AMI Ohio Valley, south
eriy winds WitL rain, yeerihg a. o0lier
westerly, With ri-ing taroHirter and
clearing weather.
For the LOser Lake increasing north
east Winds, warmer cloudy weather,
wiih snOE OS possibly rain, and ialling
barometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-16

RAILROAD BONDS-firn.
STATE BoNDs-Dull.
SToCKs-The market exhibited great
buoyanry early in the day and prirs
advanced ld3 per cent. Morris and
Essex, Delaware, lackawanna and
Western, Northwestern and ST. Paul
leading the upward movement late IN
the afternoon. The failure Of VI. l.. d,
Martin had an unsettling influence on
the market, and reaction from Ia
Ii per cent. ensued in the latter.
The Morris and Essex decline, however,
brought in good buyers. which caused
rally from to per cent. The dealings
throughout the lay were on large
scale, and attended with much ANNA
tiOn. The transa, tiuns aggregated 5S,-
OOO shares oi which 81 900 were Erie,
25,O0 Lake Shore, 1900 Wabash,
1000 Northwestern common, D,Wp
preferred, 36,OCD NJ. Paul common, 2l,-
0O0 preferred, 5000 delaware, Lack
swanna and Western, 5000 New Jersey
Central, 1000 Michigan Central, $500
Ohios. 800 Western Union, S,0O ~.
Louis, Kansas Gtyand Northern, 2,uS
St Joseph.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-16
US ssus,or EIsc.ea

DESyER, Coz, January lS-N. I.
Sill, manager Ot the Boston and Col
orado smelling Company, Vas to-day
elected United States SENATOR, receiving
over a two-ihiris vote in both HOUSES
Of the Legislature. The Democratic
votes were casi for ", A. ;. Loyelsnd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-16
Ths Work Of Tr.mpa

~ Lpf-, January IA dispatch
frdn Aiehi-op. ~, says 4 fir, the
sort 81 trAmIr. burnt the round bOuss
AMI machine ri,OI, IL the Atchison AMI
Nebraska railr,ssl in this city ihis morn
ing. foar engines anil sil the repair
marhib~ry II the company ser. DE-
s,roy.I lie. slGD,UO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-16
DRY GOODS.
Now York.

MN Iogx, January li.-Dry uools
Busiu.ss continues m"dcmtc With pack.
agr houses and johhing trade quiet
Cotton gooi- IN lair request AT
first hands White g""ds, piqurs and
hosiery more active. Prints ia irrgu
Ian demand. spring aud fancy ca-s,-
mep-., suiiing- AMI rhcNiols ia nulcr.
ate request. Foreign gouds quiet.
4 L.. ily,.a..,y H,.i.t. -. l,.,t5L I,,,a 4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-16
ToMboat Sunk.

LOUISVILLE, january lj.-Thc tow
boat llobson Was sunk by the Ice TO-
dav. She can bc saved. The ferry
Wathen still lies near the bridge. Tn
less flood comes no more local damage
can occur. The Kentucky river is r.
ported on the rampage, and much ln
ui logs has already occurred.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-16
Deucit ia the Onaee Of the shsin Of
Hamilton County, q.

CINCINN,TI. January l1-Ths dis
coyeTy Vas mAie to-day OF dsirit ia
the nt,ir. al sheriff Wall,ce "A this
county, ii S3l,010 No explanation hss
becn Vet given.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-16
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at 81 per cent.-6Ossrnments
Active-flour Quiet and Unchanged
Wheat in Buyers Favor
Hogs Steady and in
Fair Demand.
FINANCE.

NEw YoRK, January lS.-MoSEY--
Market easy at 81 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 4(a5 per cent. Ster-
ling exchange, bankers bills firm ut
isis; sight exchange on New York
ass.
SILyER-At London 49.d; here, silver
bars l0sl; subsidiary silver coin ttsls
per cent discount.
GoyERNaENm-Actiyc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-16
Ice Moving at Louisyille.

LOUISVILLE, KY, January l5.-The
ice broke early this morning and has
been moving all day. \ number vi
bargcs were swept away and ferry
boat was carried against pier Of the
bridge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-16
FOREIGN.
English Labor Troubles Settled.

LqNpuN, January l5.-An arbitration
It thc differences between the en-
pluyers aud employees of the Cleveland
and the North 0f England iron trade,
resulted in decision. The men accept
a live pcr cent. reduction "i Wages. The
cotton mills at Nelson, ucar BuTley,
will give notice oi the reduction. some
ui the mill, there have been stopped al
together. alon at radiham and Wldttle-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-16
The Dinas Nina ExploSion.

Eighty yari, oi the rooi oi the DinaS
mine at the shaft. irll since the cNpl"-
sion. stopping the ventilation. The eE-
plurrr~ cannot enter the mine. There
j. no hope OF rescue ior the sixty men
putnmhcd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-16
nrrnKr, nr COMMITTEES.

The Judiciary, reporting taVurahly
upon N. H. Nu. I'll, NJ. 81 and NJ. -,
and adversely upon ~, Il. No. and
Nu. H.. \ minority ut the committee
report back H. h. NJ. IL, concerning
money and interest, with the RECON-
incubation that IL pSS-.
Ou Etlucatim, reporting adversely t.
several resolutions relative L. abolish
ing the office ol County superintendent
ut schools
On Private Corporations and Joint
stock Companies, reported iaNurably
upon a substitute ior III. u. Nu. -,
extending the time wilhin which rail
roads must begin construction. They
al-u considered that portion ut the
message relating tu Insurance COmpan-
irS. aud report a hIll relative thereto.
They al>u report tavorably upon Ill. Il.
NJ. ~, after certain amendments,
Ou REUl> and Internal Navigation.
reporting tNorahly upon III. u. NJ. Id,
'ju relation L. county roads, also pre-
,vuting IL. &. Ne. II, recommending its
IIN>lgv
There Vvrv introduced the following
WII>
Iy Er,uobl~. H. B. NJ. ~, " An act
Geo regulate thr Jvpu>It ut State funds.
CummIttrv uu Taxation AMI Finance.
E,Ca-k. q. T. No. NJ. determining
tlv manner ui examining the teachers
ui the common schools Committee un
Eduatjuu.
Ey ruuui>,uuc. o. a. No. -. Ito
amend and rv-ruavt section l9 chapter
Out the Code. la relation Ia land con
tr,,yr~iy~. Committee ON Judiciary.
Ey IlJ-au>. u. H. W. -. prevent
iu- huS~ trum ruuuIn. dt large in the
county ut Harrison. Committee GA
Counties. Districts, etc.
Ev llasm~. "a r. W.. ~. in ryiI-
tiun o. the state University Commit
t,y uu Education
BN HOLT. ii. T. No. -, tu amend
amt p.-ruJrt >,,'tiun AZ ri chapter ~
Acts ot - ia relation o. primary
~chuol>. Cummittcv uu Education.
o., lu-sin. a. D. NJ. al. "A till tu
establish state Epapi ni Health
Committee oU Humane Institutions,
~.
IN Ertliuri, u Il. No. -, An act
U uslaJIuu tU >uIt, L. r,N'OyvT money due
the state. Committee on Judiciary
Bv Parsnns: a. H. NJ. ~, "A hill in
rrA,iou .u various evidences at debt.
Committee ou Judiciary.
IN BillmyeT: a. h. No. ~, An act
to prOtert bir,is and game. Commit
tee ga Judiciary.
By Scherr: N. 4. No. ~, An at t.
appropriate $50 t. rebuild briigc over
stony river. IN Grant county. Com
uittre on RoaiS, "a.
BN Quinn H. r. NJ. -. n hh Ia
y,rsveut stock Irum running az larlc.
COmmttee un Immigration and AgTi-
vuimF,
Ev Ruu~h. II T. Nu ~. An st o.
amend section chapter -, ui acts ot
IS77. Conmiitea ON Education.
The Joint Resolution trom the >cna lc
in ryari to arrestIng }. y. camden
Ma r,oviytVl al the Clerks desk.
ii,mSe Bill NJ. - Was taken UP ami
pat ulSta it, iirst Nadlng.
Mr. Reynolds mOvySt Il H. rejected.
Mr.. Johnson moved o. table, which
motion prevailed. aud under susPen-
zion uf the rules he submitted major
itv and minority report iron the Rail
rs,d investigating Committee, which
were laid upon the table and ordered
printed.
The rules were suspended and the ~
port oi the COmmiItee on Rules wSs
taken up.
Al half-past two, the Houss upon
motion adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-16
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NV OELEANs, January l5.-Cohee--
SteAjy Hiih f.ir demand; Eio cxrpss,
ordinary - priue ils iSle. snzsr--
lnIeTiOr 81 good common tteSe;
common 10 grssi common 5tsS.e;
yellox clarified Gl68.c. MolA<ses-
Common .ss 2ee: Air z36s5c.