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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-11
NICHOLS, SHEPARD & CO.'S

Vibrator Threshers, which thresh all kinds of grain
to perfection, We also manufacturers agents
for the KELLEY STEEL BARBED FENCE WIRE,
the best in use and licensed under all patents.
All to be sold AZ cheap the cheapest for SPOT
CASH Call and see us before purchasing elsew here
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-08
A Erin 10 Wheeling.

correspondence oi the Register
Sometime since Deputy Sheriff, j. c..
, in company with MIR Tilly, sheriff
ol Summers county, escorted convict
tu the prnitcntiary, Mr.. T., being an old
man, thought he would take time easy,
relying on his expert deputy to do the
engineering of his trip. Turning over
their prisoner at Moundsville, they had
to 90 To- Wheeling to get their pay, hut
getting on the wrong train they boarded
the one bound Tor Columbus, Ohio,
As they crossed the bridge at Bcnwood,
Mr.. Tlily noticed the mistake and in
formed the deputy, who Immediately
mounted to his lUct aud bawlrd out at
the top oi his voice: "Stop these cars :
stop these cars want to go In Wheel
ing But seeing the conductor needed
not his cries, they rushed out and
jumped from the train, aud this being a
swampv locality, they lit IN IA mud
pond over their buut tops. Hat II not
been iur the timely interference Ot MIR.
lilly We suppose the deputy would have
next been seen presenting hl, claims Ia
the auditor uf the state uf ohio. Mr..
Tlly taking change ui the trip they got
along splcndidly, though II was very
dark night and very muddy, t. have To
walk tu Wheeling, distance at four
miles.
lest some grave offence br committed
hv our officials. in Ohio or some other
Statr,:Wy recommend the court tn label
J. g., end put him in charge ol the bag
gage master on his next trip, oT else
petition the legislature 10 station guard
al BeuWoud. VI.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-08
CREAM OFTHE NEWS.
Gathered from Our Dispatches

Eizenmayers Touring mill IN Little
Rock, the largest in Arkansas, exploded
its boiler, Thursday night, killing the
engineer, Horace Burns, and making an
utte wreck OF the engine house. Burns
has wife and two children in ~ Louis.
Gothold, McCook Il Co.'S, conlcc,ion
manuiactory, l25 North Second street,
Philadelphia, burned yesterday morn
ing.
Evan Rice, cashier ul the Wilmington
and Brandywinc, Delaware, National
Bank, has been arrcrted on the charge
Of cmbczzling about S25,OOO. Rice Is
confined to his bed by nervous prostra-
tiun.
4 despatch from jefferson county,
Missouri, says that articles OF lmpcach
mcnt have been presented To the lower
house against State Treasurer Gate.
Andrew Henderson, workman III
u hub factory, about twelve miles from
Cuba, Missouri, was killed there on
"Wednesday, 10y being beaten un the
head with heavy club 10y Henry Post,
fellow workman. Post escaped.
The Jury in the ease oi Iiolan on trial
for murder in indianapolis, returned u
verdict Of acquitlal.
4 Chinese crew on the Australian
bark, Kate Waters, from Hong Kong
fur Foo Chow, mutinicd aud murdered
the officers and sCuttlcd the vessel.
The 4. ). steamer Richmond has ar
rived at Gibraltar.
In the Virginia Senate the bill pro-
posing to amend the Moflett bellpunch
law was rcCommitted Ia the Finance
Committee. This leaves the present
law in force.
Miss May Marshall, the pcdestricnnc,
who IN walking In Washington City, at
II O'Clock last night hsi completed
l,74l quarter miles.
Ex-Governor Ilartranft, of Pcnnsyl-
vania, has been nominated 10y the Prcs-
ident TO be- Postmaster at Philadelphia.
The billiard tournament IN New York
City, which terminated laSt night, NJ
suited in q victory for SChacler.
Several families namel Walton have
been committing sundry acts uf lawless-
ness ut Falrmonl Thursday one Oi
them shot boy named Watkins, when
mob OF iniuriated citizens burned
three ni the Walton Residences and
threaten 10 lynch the ono Who did the
shOottuu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-08
Riotous Nsgroea

PoEI CBEsIEE, y. Y, February -
Henry and Wesley Hart, Alex. Ranks,
and two other negroes, bal characters,
rais,d ToS here TO-DAY BsruOsding
themselves in HaTt's house, and heinz
fully ARMED, they prevented citizens
from passing on the street, and threat
ened to shoot the officers WhO went n
seUuTe them. The officers secured all
and the negru-s retired o. lhe woods.
Being ordered L. surrender, they irc,i
on their puTuers without effect The
fire MAS returned, and Henry Hart and
Banks we're wounded. All the negroes
escAped, however, except Wesley Hart,
who wSs captured while trying 70 sross
the riyer into Connctieut on fnating
cakes oi ioe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-08
Marine Disaster.
BILLIARDS.
Schaeferthe Victor,

NAN NoRS, February The deCid-
ins game oi the billiard tournament Was
playe,l tonight and proved 10 be the
most remarkable one, resulting In a vic
tory hr Jaoob SChaeier, Nho is nov
champion oi the United States. GeaUC'
Sloss0n Was his competitor, and in his
sixth inning male a run 1T 464, placing
his sCore at 5ja, against 10 tor S,-hSeier.
The latter, in his sixth inning,
made ~. SloSson made bat Is in has
seventh inning, and Schaetfer eRied thc
game with an unfinished run of 2S,S.
Sure, go % 57l. The winners aver
age, SSt, Is the largest on record, and
the losers average, ~ was the second
greatest average. Slosson takes the
second prize and Sexton and DAILY, the
third and fourth respectively.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-08
WICKED WALT0NS
DO DIVERS DEEDS or DEyILmENT,
At FairmOnt - Tom Walton Shoots a Boy
Named Watkins Vengeance Of
lnfurated Citizens
That Walton Will
be lynched,
special Dispatch To- the Register.

| special Dispatch lo the Register.
FARuoNTi Feb. :.
For some time past this community
has been infested with gang Of petty
thieves. Numerous cOrnCribs and chick
en- coops have been robbed, and the sus-
picion invariably icll upon few families
living about u mile below this point, ON
the opposite side 0f the river, named
Walton. But, though every effort has
been made to detect them in their thiey-
ing operations and bring them to
Justice, all attempts have been unsuc-
crssiul AMI they have always been able,
by some means, 10 escape the penalty
oi the law
The smithtown Robbery.
Success has seemingly embOldened
them, as ON Friday night last, February
lst, store at Smithtown, seven miles
from here, was broken into and about
800 worth Of goods and yaluables car
rici away. Asusual suspicion fell upon
the Waltons and several parties who
were there. 4 search warrant was Is
sued and their residences thoroughly
searched To- discover, ii possible, any of
the stolen goods. Enough was found
10 satisfy and determine that the sus-
picion was we'll founded, but not
sufficient ior. their conviction, AMI the
matter of their arrest was held under
alyiscmrnt waiting further develop
ments.
shooti ng OF Young Watkins.
On Yesterday evening, however, one
uf the parties named Thomas Walton
crossed over the river to the opposite
side, and became involved in a quarrel
with boy named Watkins. lie drew
revolver and fired lour shots at young
Watkins, thrccof which took effect, one
in the back of the head, inilicting pain
ml and perhaps dangerous wound, the
other two being merely flesh wounds,
Just ~ lac was about To- tire the fifth
shot, with the pistol to Watkins temple,
a brother Of the wounded boy struck
him'on the side ui the head with hand
spike, iracturlns his jaw and knocking
him into the river.
Indignation OF the Community.
Walton was arrested iur the shooting
and lodged in Jail, hut the indignation Of
the community ran high AMI eliminated
last night in crowd uf citizens proceed
ing t. tho residences of the Waltuns,
aud, alter giving the inmates ui three
QUITO the four houses ten minutes Ia va
cate them, set fire to and totally dc-
stroycd them. They then gave the in
mates of the fourth house and the
other. burned, fifteen days in which u
leave the county, and that II they did
not they might lockout ior Judge
Lynch. Excitement is high, and before
twrniy-iuur hoursmore Thomas Walton,
now in Jail, may be- lynch"d for the
shooting of young Watkins. \ heavy
guard X stationed at the Jail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-08
Murdered and Robbed

RICHMOND, Va, February IA.
Howard Holtzeland, telegraph Opernior
and railTOai ticket agent Al Wanenton
Junction, Va, Sas returning home,
last evening, he VA wayla1d, murdered
and robbed 81 hs watch, chain and
money. The body vas found, this
merning. with ballet hole in the fDre-
head. No clue 10 ile murdeTsr..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-08
NARROW GUAGE,
On a Broad Gauge Contract.

CNcNNAlT, February About a
wear agu contract Tor building mar
row gauge from tins city 10 Nenia, o.,
was given tq one Benedict 4. Wayt,
az what was considered an eXOrbltani hg-
ure, the first Ryo miles being placed at
SaO,OOO. IL IN stated Oh authority OF
one Of the board uf directors, that the
President, seth lIainos, had a secret
contract with Benedict by which he
lthe President was 10 receive sl25,OO
in dre bonds Of the COMPANY, under
stool 10 De in consideration Ot awarding
the contract a. Benedict.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-08

dispatch mine. II is alleged that Paris
sent the message. The Tribune again
takes occasion TO misrepresent.
/ want il distinctly understood that
none OF these pecuniary propositions
were mine. The Tribune had two edi-
torials, one on question of the S2OO,-
600 dispatch and the other on the S5O,-
600 question. The letter Of Paris is
December ith. Now the dispatches
are dated respectively the 2d, 81 and
9th OF December. On the second and
third, the Tribune claims the proposition
was consummated. This in itself shows
its fallacy. None of those pecuniary
propositions were mine. merely tele-
graphed them as matter OF news.
Chairman-Mke No. 81 now.
TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 2.
Col. PcltOn, No. 10, Grdmsrcy Park:
"Proposition received. Either giving
vote Of Republican of Board OF his con-
currence in court action, preventing
electors vote for being east for hall hum
dred best l.. :. documents (for $4,000
in u. ;. notes.
MARBLE.
Q-Is this the translation OF this
count? Att is substantially 10. This,
in my opinion, was mere device on
the part OF the Returning Board in in
creasing the money on the other side. !
told the members that the sum Was too
high and that | could not possibly en-
tertain il. also remarked that Govern
or Tilden would not listen 10 any such
proposition. The person who made this
proposition To him was {. T.. Dyke, edi'
tor of the Tallahassee FlOrididH, u Dem
ocratic paper. Mr.. Dyke represented
the canvassing board through interme-
diaries. He told Dyke whether the offer
was genuine or not. lie himself could
not consent 10 any such arrangement
and he was certain Gov. Tilden would
not.
The next telegram read was the fol-
lowing:
New York, December |.
IL NdRi0n Nrbk, 7dhkd@eS:
Telegram here. Proposition accepted
ii done only once. Better consult with
Woolcy and act in concert You can
trust him. Time very important and
there should bc no divided counsel.
Chairman-Any reply to that tele-
gram? Al did not reply, nor did !
tell the substance Of it Ia any mortal
being
Q-Some thing is said in the telegram
about your pushing out" what does
this mean. At means, simply that !
rushed out, lighted cigar and went To
bed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-08
Weather IndicAtlons.

wAsmsGroS, February = ! A. n
Fm TenBessec and the Ohio Valley,
winds shifting "a thr cast and -Duth,
slowly rising ten peTaiHEs, partly ClOndy
or clear weslheI and stationary sr tLl
ing haTumetet
For the Lover Lake.. clear 90 lair
weather, EanNlle winds. and a sh.;hi
rise IA the Temperature an1 barometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-08
A Kentucky Ros,

LorIsyILLE, February IA special 10
the Coglrisr-.JJaradl from lIArTOdsburg,
Nv, says in a ~N which Occurred
there to-day, Oscar Freeman shot AMI
killed JanIts II. Gibbons. Gibbons
charsed Freeman with undue tamiliar-
iiy With his wife, anil quarrel en-ucd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-08
Foladn

ToLEDo, February :. - Wheat
steady; extra white Michigan g5tc,
No. red winter spot held st oslo; lSe
bad; s=lleT March sc; western AIaher
&c. COTn-FiuBre; high mixed Silc;
No , spot he'll at 1I.e; -.iler May Siie
asked. Oals-Dull and nominal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-08
STATE LAW GIYERS.
WISDOM ExPOUSOEO YESTERDAY |
ArU D,y IN the Senate Some Remark
able Speeches The House Dis
,usses the School Levy and
LAYS the Bill to Rest,
WuEgLlNu. February =.
SENATE.

SENATE
,I.tot ld o'clock. No minister hcint
ur.,.ut I.rayyr va, owiti,d.
rur journal was read anal approved
Nh Faulkner, ou Ia, part oi the judi
,.r, Cumm.ttr, reported back the i"I
IuWu- balls.
n N.In, providing Tor thc IN
.,,..n. the capital steak oi lneOrpor'
sr,J companies. Recommended "a
pass , -,
r...r,.r section ut chapter IL at the
,,..fI,--. entitled "Auart in relation
,.h. L,uudary line between the states
.f y.y.u., auI West Virginia, passed
otIFhmary. 1871. To pass
N,.~.HI.I, e biil o. amend ami rc-
,n,,t section : ui chapter lIot the tudc,
r,gr,rums the manner ot revolving AMI
I,lur,.n. mouy, at the treasury, AMI
,.rr,.u duties oi thy Auditor AMI Treas
urr To- pdss.r
Ais. ~,ratr Iljl No. I2i, bill Ia
ri.uI and rr-rulct section ] 0i chap
~ Iu- Of the Acts at lN,G entitled An
an, amend and r.cnart .hJptcr ~ ut
nh. tu.ir ui West Virginia, aud 10 r..
r.I rh9ptrr 20 ui the acts 81 lN'2 3.
iu incident tu lygl,iJte upon.
-r.rru other rypurt- were dlSu made,
.nItI.. usual business ut the calendar
tuU-a.l.Il ,
gmr,IIug thy LW m regard % actions
ut,.rmrut
TuF UtuIyINEN.
IuI.rrh. u.Jl ut unfinished msi-
u,.. frl,i thr pr,vInu, dI,. thr rr-".u
r.....u,.mu- thy Judiciary Hds again
t,..a..,I. ttr siu,u.mrut, and some dis-
,.,..ru NJ, Itvl upuu thvpr'I"Sitluu tu
.Hr... r.t. ,t.st uI thy Jui-1, uit tT-
ami. t.Uff- IlJs Is uN,I 10y tuv uriI-
r.IrI.uaf ,IU,u. A motion uI, i,rst
wt..tl change tu -. .UuO hut this being
l.. ur Turner mu,,.t that u hc m.''iv
Sl-.h
fla. Was pi ruur-,, duuy uut oi a spirit
.....,.. .f.I uu ,.tr WJ, given
,-,
...r.. ,......I thai n Lr Ua,Ir
sol .u...I... vrrr made tn this
.......,...,, tI..t ,f President Johnson
L..I..r.,r.Irul.rIv we'll considered and
n..l. put. llr -uuuI uP i"r U
,tr, that would hy "a r0mpyu-
,rint that WpuIl enable man
t4.u,r r.,urrtab.y Mr. IUucrWuutcd
ih. ~rultr Co. take into consideration
something r,sli, dollars and GENTS, hc
diIuut UrlI,yr Iu counting the prlrr "t
su.u. ul,ll sui flour. anil estimating
how mu 10 uwJu u,uh live un fpr a
lrr. AMI -ur th. salary irum that.
"a. prpuuub.i e. Lcd maxim. Cheap
law q, up Law
Nr u.upr. pI.l Thought that g.
,p..t, Iu.r.r4ry b., ,Ur greatest curse
tNsr .ay i.. inflicted ur.uu auv pruplr.
A. Nmr,I m..,- uur uLr CImr's
Wiir. ALI. lI..,r. -u-...u a. quoted
G.I., rI.. .....I ID Nj. IA.. nf the
Iu rrrU.r- u.uu. u him As
.r.r eminent rI,t-r...u lrau th,. rlun-
r,.i W.rla a.u-..I IHata a man will
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-08
Repo1.
GENERAL MARKETS.
FIN AN On.

NEw YoRK, February 7.-MosEr--
Closed easy at 2 per cent Prime mer'
camille paper 3ltf5 per cent. sterling
exchange, bankers bills strohg at Az
sight exchange on New York ASH.
SnyEn-- liar silver here sl "; sub.
sidiary silver coin leii per cent. dis
count.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-08

KAILhDAD IpADs- Tlfpbf hiu biSfhfs
Northwestern consolidated gold bonds
advanced To l0si, the highest.point ever
reached.
sTAIE BosDs-Dull.
STuCks-The market Opened strUng
aud prices slyanned from 20 ] 40
compared w.,h Yesterdays closing quo
latiJna After midday the grnersl hs,
Ttarted from to l, and ~ Paul de-
clined a.. Tovad tao O'clock nnasr
feeling 81 ia again and the decline ~as
more than recovered. The principal
activity WAs Ia Northwestern, Lake
shore, Enc. ~. Paul and delaware,
IAsckasannz and Western. The grnes.
al market CLOSED strong and Investment
shares sere in good demand. The
,raRsasttuns aggregated i2i 90 shares,
Of which 5000 were Erie, 3100
lake shore, $50 Wabash, I5,0O
NOrthvesisTn cOIDmoB, Zoo pre-
ieyrri. 32,DD - Psul common, 500
preferred, 1900 pelsware, IActssAn.
na AMI Western, 6,D0 Nee Jersey
Central, 2.SoC q. g. 4 l.. z,00 Roek
Island, 600 Ohio, 400 - yosrph,
3.OD Western Union, 2,tO Missouri
| X ans,s and Texas, and 2IoO0 ~. foui..
kAn-zs City and Northern.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-08
FOREIGN.
The Plague.

LnNpoA, February a dispatch
from Vienna states that from fifteen L"
twenty eases ot disease Resembling the
plague occur daily near NantiPpe Thcs-
sally. aud there Is great mortality from
some cause at Raslov IL j, believed
the infection was introduced hy kuri
Reijis.
\ Berlin special SANS \ case OF the
plague Is reported at CysSokuyc, near
Moscow. This Is possibly the revival Of
an Did report.
Marine Disaster.
LlvERruOI Feb. The ship Van
nieman, was sunk by collision with an
unknown vessel Two Ut the crew were
picket up in a small boat They report
ihaT shipmates and the crew OF the AN
known vessel as probably drowned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-08
IIOUSE.

The House went into Committee ol
the Whole Mr. Cox, of New York, ia
the Chair, ON the private calendar.
The Committee rose and reported a
number ui private bills Ia the House,
and they were PASSED.
MIR. Dunnell moved t0 adjourn, not
withstanding there had been a night
session ordered for the report of the
Committee ou Coinage, Weights and
Measures, AMI the motion Was Carriei f,
yeas, ~; nays, 81; hut the Speaker
ruled that less than Il quorum could not
set aside the previous order ot the
House, and ia conformity with the pre-
viuus order, he declared the House m
recess until 7:30P p. VI
EVENING SESSION.
Mr.. Muldruw, from Committee on
Coinage, Weights a'd Measures, re-
ported n hill authorizing the Treasurer
ui the l.nitcd States tu receive COINS ul
the United States ia exchange iur
United states notes.
Mr.. Patterson asked ii, under this
Till, owners 1T trade dollars c0uh not
present them and compel the Goyern-
lhtll l1 IthN fH Nlt'Ni III i'Ahih ii
nIted states Treasury notes
Mr. Burcharl, who had originally in
truduccd the bill, said that hc believed
they could.
Air Brewer offered an amendment
providing ON the presentation ut any
COINS Of the nitel States UuIus AT tho
Sub-TreasuTy at New York, there shall
br. exchanged therefor m demand. Ia
the extent aud amount to which such
coins are legal tender an eguh amount
ui Treasury notes, and all silver coins :"
received which arr snit iur circulation
shall bc rccuIncd.
MIR Garfield opposed the Till, au.i
said the proposition MAS substantially
one "a redeem coin m paper.
Mr. Burrhari said the effect OF the
hill would b. to prevent hank,r- enter
ing into a combination tu discriminate
against silver.
Mr. Garfield characterized the t,l, ~
a crude and imperfect attempt t0 obtain
interchangeahiity and he moved 10 n
commit the bail. neieAtcl-yeas 0l,
NAYS ~.
MIR Brewers amendment was then
adopted.
Mr.. Robbins moved 20 lay the hill un
the table Defeated yeas ul, nav, ~.
Mr.. Uar6eld raise,l point that no
quorum voted, AMI the House at
IuurHed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-08

tNF~
ht.,r J.UU,rU. Stout
Dennis, I.uu-u. Iumrr.
Twin. Jones'. Williams,
tau.Au,T iUGI Muul~ lA
ferguson.
NuI-
Adams, Love. Newman.
htNtyT NuurrW, Summers,
hu"Nu, newton, Iarr lu.
hIui,y.
VII NgtIrCcHr WJ, absent
several other amendment, Of "a minor
Htiur. N,r. w.t. The number 90
commissioner, ta each county va,
u't ,Hau-.I lruw ugur a. tive. "a mo
uHu o. THAT y.ly,t u1i, hy Mt iWtlyr
rr,yNUs hut tUu votes, those ol the
>.utHr, tr1U thr rwriilh district. But-
iy. anal IJulNu,r
ludsr Brown wuNv,i that thr lrugth
ui term 90 lht OImutls-luuvry h. altered
irTu >,N wears o. three, the obi year :
,..rt,uu lvIug he'll 40 thr same time a.
u'r annual >,.huul rlyytlun, hut the mo
ulu id not prevail
VT Baxter NaBtCd tu make their sal
any = lO instead oi -, bat the senate
Iy.uS7t tumakr the dy>ip.i amendment.
At yur uvluyk lAe senate took a M
'r-s Or au hour aud halt
NFTERNuuN ,FSsIaN.
b, NJ. II3, making Su appupra-
t.Hu Inr the purchase 90 La copies oi
nelly CO,iiTitd statutes, Was, uu motion
81 Mr. Johnson, taken irum the tall,
AMI put upon the calendar
Mr. Newman, ot Marshall county, uu
leave, iutrpducv,l :. r. Ne. lb1. amend,
iug the law in rrUri o. tn collection al
L'Nrs, aud % WA~ yylyyyyi o. tUt tpll.
udtIee nn fiuaRre.
On motion ot senator Ferguson, thg
rules Nrp' suspended and Senatr Bal
N'. lh, a htll authorizing the Auditor
o. refund Ca the hank ut lluutiugtur
ShO erTuneuusly assessed a. a licrns,
ttN and pJitmtb the state TucaSUry, VA
L'Aen up uut ut H. ouicr, rrai SeC0u,
tus, eugrussed, read the the thiri time
AMI pa>,cd, With lis title.
VIZ. Ferguson was then requested Q,
communicate the tat al it, pa>sa-c I,
the House.
un motion ot Mr. MrGrew, ut Mon
HhSalla county, : Il NJ no Was read
'nJ Sccuad time Out ui ,ts urier, an,
"n'rtci o. IT, eRgroSsment Ice tina
fe"uns. II likes the time Of holdin.
courts in the Seulnd iudlcIal ciuruit.
rHE IUDIuARY NATTER
sas again taken up and thrown opeu
tor amendments
Ihe jurisdiction OF justices of the
Pe"'.' was eXteniei 10 all casesiu which
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-08
psY oooDs
Hsv Yerh.

Sss YoES, February i.-Dfy Gocds-
stsple cotton gsJis continue 10 steady
deinaDd AMI pnoes LARRY axihi.iDs.i,
osins 10 light supply. Fancy aud shirt.
ipg pribts Ia Hglsraie request and
xjnghams active. Dn- go's!s in IN
proved demand and prices ior leading
makes d wor.tsd hbr,cs have heeD
made Wy agents. Mems scar wooIens
,lusxisl. -. U
1 Yv Addsi.sasl N@ke NJ FS~sg, Po2s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-08
TALLAHASSEE, Deoember 2.

IL Oh Psli0a, II GrdmmSrcy Part:
Have jus, rcoeiyed proposition TO
hand over at any hour required by III
den the decision OF the board aAd the
certificate OF the Governor, for 500 600.
lsignedl AAEslE
Mr.. Marble-I have no recoIlection Of
this Telegram, and do not think the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-08
Cincinnati.
Row Orleans.

NV OELg,Ns, February 7,--Coiicc
IN good demnnd; ordinary Ia princ
Rio rarpocH. ll(a Idle. sugar Dull nnd
unchanged; inferior ~ gU'N common
iita,5r; common Ia guni common hlt'
Sc; yellow clarified dlM7,c. Molas-rr
STEADY; common io"2lc; iair 2?cu
re; centrifugal, Is,1y8. Rico g"od
demand; Louisiana ordinary Ia choice
5,61C.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-08

PIrnnuGau, February Petroleum
Quiet; crude ~ ~ At Parker's lor
Immediate shipment; Tenned Vic Tor
Philadelphia delivery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-08

(COaesss~i o. FO'5tA Pas }
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-20

THE nomination of Gen. Mans.
field for Lieutenant. Governor by
the Republicans 10 q sop thrown to
the new Constitution element of
the Republican party. General
Mansfield is personally quite popu-
lar; and, had tho head of the ticket
been less open to objection on
grounds on which the people of the
State are highly excited, he would
add considerable strength to the
ticket. General Mansfield is gen.
ial in manner a lawyer of fair
standing and is sound on the new
Constitution issue the latter q
point on which Perkins is probably
weak.