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you imperil the success and even the llfaot
the Republican party"
MASSACHUSETTS.

| but every local Republican who is not alta.
gether blinded by personal preferences viii
| admit the one pressing necessity which
rests upon the Convention to select tha
candidate who is likely to poll the most
| votes, and whose nomination will awaken
no dangerous antagonisms. The Republican
party is not in position to undertake an1
special hazards. It has before It a varv
active campaign, attended by peculiar perila
It does not want d candidate who will lead f.
TO THE VERGE OF DEFEAT,
but one who can make its victory most pro,
nounced and triumphant. It is time for
thoughtful Republicans to consider what
will be the probable outcome OF the long
tactics Supposing that they are successful
in the Convention; suppose that Cameton
and Logan carry out their plans; Suppose
the unit rule is sustained; suppose that
the ten anti-Grant Congressional districtg
in Illinois are disfranchised, the men whom
they elected to express their votes are dts.
placed, and other men whom they did not
elect, and who do not represent. them are put
in their seats,-a1l this is done, and Gen.
Grant, whose nomination was promised a
the result Of a spontaneous popular uprising
is nominated by
THE MOST DETEsTABLE LEADERS OF THE
MACHINE POLITICIANS, h
what then? Does it follow that he could be-
elected? We should be glad to believe that
the Republican party is strong enough to
endure even such strain upon it, for as
much as weoetest Losan,s metnoas we do not
ha s 1ne sende1ne e9Sa @ aa1fS e 10 pan
the e conToI ny ef tha 6e%ocratc @ M narv
',lo eon11|. ~ 49, t.3' ous
~ M hepuplcans ~ nos 80 stiaIG knls 1eeimg
ineIe a1e FtII many, we pe4ttte, 70 whom
YOU'D oe unenanIaole, - am WI Wao, l.. sooner
enan nelp - n;th sGs Ho1h rnas ma sue
11on 'yoqa oea;nst tha nartu 9th ,rh;es y
their sympatIies ally them. Is that risk An
attractive one? 1t NAV be said thai
the revolt against the Logan tyranny
Is limited to Illinois Republicans
but II Grants nomination in the Convention
nv in illinois the antagonism awakened win
be much more general. Assured, however.
that the FEELING Is Confined to Illinois. and
that it will not show itself appreciablY else-
where. Is it even in this case something
which may be wisely disregarded2"
After quoting the returns OF the last Pres-
dental eleGuon Ii 1lllnois; me Jou1nnt con-
all OF less tnan' 4u on Wn1Gh aeEenG lWenEy-
one votes IN the Electoral college, Is this
majority Wnlcn u Is sa1e 70 experiment
with The irritation among the antfGfals
GROWING MORE INTENSE EVERY DAY
since the State Convention. and it the action
~ thaf Tonwantion ehon III ha accpnfed hv tha
II N,tinn,i trc o rnnrantion and Grontss nonIna.
tion shonld be rhe result It viii not be Yery
aoe., sauu - ~ kann tha,n r. tha ranka What
IS more to the point, the Republican party
can't spare many Of them without runnings
| fc1- Incl ygF Nfrf0
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Rev. JosEPn CooK.-This eloquent
lecturer will be here tonight, and will
be greeted by an unusually large and In.
telligent audience In the Opera House.
We have heard from GAINESVILLE, Dayton
and Springfield, Ohio, where he has had
splendid audiences, and the unanimous
testimony is, "that 1t Is the best lecture
they ever heard" In order to accom-.
modate as many as possible, a limited
number OF reserved seats can be had on
the platform, by applying to-day at Lucas
music store; there can also DO some good
seats obtained In the gallery by applying.
early. The street car companies will run
their cars before and after the lecture, 80
as 10 accommodate the public. Let no one
fail to hear this eloquent and distinguish.
ed American before he goes to Europe
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PRRsoSA1.-Colonel W. L. Bridges, Of
Moundsville, was in the city yesterday.
]. Ross Wells, chief clerk at the B. & O
office, in this city, has resigned his posi-
ton to take another one in q Bellaire
La Last evening at the residence of the
Rev. Samuel B. BarnitE, Mr.. John S. Ham.
ilton and Miss Rose 7. Fisher were Joined
in the holy bonds Of wedlock by the
above named minister.
Following are the arrivals at the New
Mcclure yesterday: James Morrow, Jr.,
Fairmont; R. Fl. Hall, Robt. Barnum, New
York; Walter O. Merdon, Cleveland; L.
NJ. simson, New York; John Stuart,
Clarksburg; Henry Weber, Buffalo; Mrs.
O. NJ. West, WoodSfeld; Miss Mary Fogg,
Flushing; Geo. W. Carson, New York; ].
sifF, Chicago; Anna i. Dickinson, 0: G.
Bernado, New York; Thomas Elder, Bos.
ton; al. Lindner, @. Rosenstolk, New York;
J. Greenielder, Sandusky; F. g. Lawson,
Boston; II. D. Graham, agent Oliver Doud
Byron Co.; W. ]. Gilroy, Plymouth, Ohio;
]. Anderson, st. Louis,
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River News.
The, marks last evening indicated 10
feet 8 inches and falling.
Business dull.
The Emma Graham passed down, en-
route for Cincinnati, early yesterday
morning.
The Buckeye State passed up yesterday,
from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh.
The local packets arrived and departed
on time, including the prompt Bellaire
packet, Pres Ellison.
Capt. King, Of the junk boat Iron King,
picked up the floating corpse Of q man
day before yesterday, at the head OF
Cline's bar, and left the body in the care
Of parties on the Virginia shore. The
man was plainly dressed and wore belt.
The following has been handed US set
ting forth the true inwardness OF the late
contest between the steamers Courier,
Welcome, Diurnal and West Virginia:
The committee representing the Baptist
church at Newport, after receiving and
counting the amounts collected by each
boat, proposed to the officers OF the
Diurnal, the only disputant, that they
would present to the Courier nice cane
as the winner, and that they would after
wards donate 10 the Diurnal q nice flag as
token Of their appreciation OF their
efforts to come out the victors, and ior
their handsome subscription in aid OF the
church. The officers Of the Courier, tor
the sake Of harmony, have waived all their
rights and magnanimously donated the
amount collected by them to the church,
to use and dispose OF as their judgment
dictates, with but this condition" That
the committee never present TO the
Diurnal any thing as the witness. The
writer has yet TO see an arithmetic that
makes $l02 more than $40. There beinl
in this no one sided returning board tc
appeal to.
lBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, April S.-River Q feet L
inches and falling. Weather clear ant
cool.
vIcKsBuRa, S.-Weather clear. and cold
Thermometer 57e. River stationary. Up
Golddnst. No boats down.
EVANSVILLE. April S.-Weather cloudy
thermometer $40. River 2Sl feet and fall
ing. Down: Bowling Green, Grey Eagle
Up: Arkansas Belle, Ironsides.
CNcrSSArG, April 'S.-River % fee
10 inches and falling. Weather COO
and clear. Arrived: Andes, Wheeling
Departed: Katie Stockdale, Pittsburgh
R. R. Springer, New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, AprilS.-Weather cloudy
and cool. Thermometer 52'. Light rair
all day. Arrived: Simpson Homer, Goa
tow, Louisville: Departed: Robt. Mitchell
Cincinnati; W. P. Hollixay, St. Louis.
ST.. LOUIS, April S.-Rtver IA feet Q in
ches by gauge. Clear aud cold. Arrived
Iron Mountain and barges. Departed
Silver Cloud, New Orleans; Petrol and
barges, Memphis; Pittsburgh, Hunting
ton; Maude, Vicksburg.
LOUISVILLE, April S.-River falling slow
" with 10 feet 8 inches in the canal
Weather cloudy, cool and windy. Ar
rivals and departures: Etna and tow 70
st. Louis; N. ]. Bigley and tow from
Pittsburgh; Jas. D. Parker for Cincinnati
CARo, April s.-Riyer 81 feet inche
and rising. Weather clear. Thermomete
4Ss. Arrived: Jno. Gilmore, 81. Louis
My Choice, st. Louis; Champion, Paducah
Commonwealth, st. Louis; Steamer Gene
We've, st. Louis; Golden Crown, Cincin
natl. Departed: Champion, st. Louis
My Choice, st. Louis; Steamer Genevieye
Memphis; Commonwealth, New Orleans
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Il
THREE marriage licenses were Issued
yesterday by Recorder Hook.
THE Fearless, Of Gray's Iron Line,
brought up two barges Of ore to the BEL
mont Mil Wednesday.
Mn. RALPH KLINE, the clothief VINO
has iust returned from q business UP 70
Ohio, reports trade blooming"
srarEr COMMISSIONER James NiSholl, Is
macadamizing Main street. north IRON n
Ninth street, with limestone from the
Work House.
PrrrR WALT, who broke his leg at Bod
laws wagon factory in East Wheeling
some I weeks ago, died Wednesday night
from lock jaw.
Dixon and Byle, two .. s. prisoners
Moundsyille yesterday, after serving two
years sentence each.
ADJuTASr.iHSERAL E. L. Wood. has or
dered the Captains Of the companies com
nosing the First Regiment, to inspect theii
companies. and report TO him on or before
May LIST.
ANN CopPRyoHR complained before
SQUIRE Wait yesterday that Pat Coppengel
:did create disturbance and threaten
her with bodily injury. Held in SlVV toi
a year to keep the peace.
MAJOR ALpERsoS's new insurance com
many. the Manufacturers, has fitted NJ
room 1902 Market street, for an office, anc
filled Il with all the appliances necessary
and have the handsomest office in th'
city,
Wu P. Fry, who was one Of the page
| in the Senate for several sessions, died a
his home in Charleston last Sunday, IRON
consumption. Mr.. Fry was young ma
highly respected by the members Of tn!
| legislature, and they will learn OF his dealt
with regret.
Ara meeting of the Odd Fellows las
evening, that organization decided 70 tax
hold OF and sustain the Wheeling Library
under the conditions prescribed by TIT
Committee OF the Wheeling Library. Asso
citation. It now remains for the Librar!
Association to call meeting oil the STOCK
holders for the purpose oil raniying IN
transfer.
RopERT CowAH, OF the Eighth Ward
has sold his stock OF groceries and PROV
sions TO Mr.. Edward Westwood, who vii
continue TO do business at the old stand
corner Thirty.eighth and Jacob streets
The people OF the Independent Republic
will find Mr.. W. to be clever and accom-
modating gentleman, who will Away
''treat them right"
THERE are no doubts entertained OF Ii,
success OF the excursion to 20 on IN
steamer Courier to the Methodist Genera
Conference at Cincinnati, in May. AL
ready nearly three iourths Of the. room
are engaged. New names are being en-
tered daiIy-ten came in during one da!
This week. Thus far majority Of thu
excursiopis,s are from towns outside 9
but near Wheeling. Our city Methodlst
will likely take the remaining rooms.
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THE ST.. ALpnoNsus FAIR.-The fair con-
Quoted by the ladies Of the St. Alphonsus
Church was largely attended last evening,
and promises TO continue in interest until
the close. The following prizes were
awarded to the successful contestants last
evening: Mrs. Emily Pekary, an easy
chair; Miss Ida yogler, gold breast pin ;
Miss Lizzie Fecke, large doll; Miss
Annie Miller, two Preside stools. The
contest between Misses Annie Fulton and
Lizzie Minitzer, also closed last evening,
but what the article contested for was we
could not learn, the former, however, was
victorious.
. The following contests are going. on
and will be closed this evening: Misses
Lizzie striff and Annie Yager, for q very
fine parlor clock; Misses Mollie Win
nesdoerier and Lizzie Steger, for q marble
top table. A very fine doll on exhibition
at the fair Is attracting great admiration.
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TuR NRw FIRE ALARM TELEdRpH.-The
Committee on Fire Department met at the
City Hall last evening and heard the rep
resentatiye Of the Gamewell Company in
regard to the Introduction Of the fire
alarm system Of that company IN this city.
The company propose to furnish thirty
automatic fire alarm signal boxes, five
electric mechanical engine house gongs,
one large tower bell striker, battery, l.
500 feet insulated copper, and all the nee
essary paraphernalia for the complete
working OF the system, except the poles,
iron wire and insulators, for the sum Of
SS,675. They also agreed to furnish add.
tional boxes, which may be thought
necessary to add from time to time, at the
rate OF SO each. The committee has re.
solved to recommend the adoption OF the
above system, and will ask that it be in
troduced without delay.
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ATTEMPTED HIGHWAY RoDBKRY.-A man
BY the name OF Mullen recited the story
last night that he was attacked in the alley
near the City Bank, at II o'clock, by three
men, for the purpose Of obtaining his
surplus wealth. He states that by a
desperate effort he succeeded in escaping
from them. Mullen appeared to be de-
cidedly the worse for the engagement,
which, though brief, was severe.
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STREET CLEANING CONTRACTS. : The
Committee on Streets, Alleys and Grades
agreed to report fayorably to Council at its
next meeting, the following bids for clean,
ing the streets:
s325; highest, 1895. .,
wards)-H. Jones, S525; highest, 81 900,
Third district Third and Fourth wards)
Phil. Duffy, S72l; highest, $1,000. :,
Fourth district Fifth and Sixth wards)
Geo. O'Neal, S5l3; highest, 81 coo.
Fifth district Eighth ward)-Thomass
Haley, $500; highest, $40.
The committee also agreed 10 recon-
mend that the Street Commissioners do
the cleaning, subjectto the same condi-
tons as the cleaners.
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THE CUTICURA SYSTEM
ofTr eat e. M = NOR, Of the Bleed. Ski

and Scalp With Loss of Hair,
Is frat the publication Of the blood, through an
the natural puhers ofhe body. Next, 10 heal every
external evidence Of disease ard restore tho beauty
whiteness and freshness Of the Skin and quantity
and quality Of the Hair. CUTIcuRA REsoLvKNr q
es the blood liver kidneys and lkin Of every trace
Of blood poisonS inyigoraies the brain and nervous
forces, and throws OF disease CuTIcuRA, 4 MedI.
eina arrests external disease removes lifOless
hesh and skin, renders healthy ulcers, sores and dis
charging wounds, Rllays inflammation, itching and
irritation, and heals. IL ID the sweetest ceaneSt and
beat Hair Restorer and Beautlher In the world.
CuneuRA Soar, for cleaning, restoring and beiutfy-
Ing the skin, and for the toilet bath and nursery d
nuryalled. II and the CuTIcuRA EHAvIS0 SOAR, the
mat and only medicinal soap prepared expressly for
shaving are prepared from CUTIcuRA.
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Qua new Turkish Bath, at No. l4le
Market street, is now fully open to the
public, from o'clock A. N. to 8 o'clock
P. N. Monday, Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday OF each week, from o'clock
A. N. to u NJ, will be given to ladies.
DANIEL LONG, Bathist.
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SILVER LAKE Flour STILL AHRADI-s.
Baer & Son are now doing business in
0glebay's Building and are selling goods
lower than ever. Before you buy come
and see them and be convinced that 1t Is
the best place to do your purchasing.
Simon Baer & Son, 14l2 and lila Main
Street,
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Eminent Dr. r. II. watson, AnnapoiIs,
Nd, writes: Colden's Liebig's Liquid Ex-
tract OF Beef is superior to cod liver oil or
have ever used in wasted OF
impaired constitutions. D&w
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MrsrcrpAI Counr-Judqe Cranmr.

MUNICIPAL CouRr-Jadge CrdhH1sr'
This court met at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning and disposed of the following
Ou Armstrong, ooen & Co. VS.. TheodOsia
McGinnis ct ais. In chancery.
The evidence and arguments IN this case
In regard to the receiver, II. B: Fergus
son, having the right to eject Thomas 4;
Marshall from the premises, unless said
Marshall complied with the receivers
orders, were submitted to the court and
the receiver sustained.
Adjourned until Saturday at 10A.M.
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KHArnHR INpIcATIoNs.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-l A. x.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer,
clear or partly cloudy weather, variable
winds, mostly westerly, lower barometer,
For the lower lakes, warmer, clear or
partly cloudy weather, winds mostly
southwesterly, lower barometer,
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We will exhibit Tomorrow a number of
handsome New York Pattern Bunnsts and
Hats, to which the public are respectfully
invited. "A. [. RICE & co.
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MAJOR ANDERSON, who represented the
insurance on John McGannons stable,
which was burned March S0th, paid the
insurance yesterday, amounting to S225.
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THE CouRrs-CouNrY CouRr Judge Boyd.
This court met at 0 o'clock yesterday
and transacted the following business:
THE will.of John Dawson, OF Uniontown,
Pa, was admitted to probate and Henry
Baldwin qualified as executor. Bond 81
600. with George K. Wheat as surety.
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A Mothers Gratitude
Her Child Saved from Death.
A WONDERFUL STORY.
H. B. wAnxrR a Co., Rochester, N. y:

II. B. WARNER 4 Co, Rochester, N. Y:
Gentis From my own sense Of duty, and upon III,
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My daughter Carrie has been afflicted with this terri.
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| been burden; she has been treated by the beTI
physicans In BOnilo, Syracuse, Utica, Ithaca OWego
hornellaIile, Rochester and other PAGES ADD for
tune has been paid out In the vain ende4yor 70 obtain
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We finally came 70 Rochester and tried several
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ROBERT LUKE has fitted up an Under
taking establishment at No. 1880 Market
street, and is now prepared to attend 10
all orders in that line promptly.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

~" DAoVus 5hh huu ocuip HumoFh
Are prepared BY WRKKs & POTTER, Chemists and
Druggists, 500 Washington street, Boston, II Front
street, Toronto, Ont, and snow Hill, London, and
small boxes, 80 cents; hrye boxes, containing Two
and one half times the quantity Of small, 81. RE-
SOLVENT, 81 per bottle CuTIcuRA MEDICINAL
TOILET soar, % cents per cake. CuTicuA MIDI.
cINAL SHAVING BOAR, Is cents per cake; In bars for
Barben and large consumer. 80 cents.
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THERMOMETERS REcoRD.-The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner yesterday:
1870. 1850,
N.i2x.SP. M7R.M IAN. u n.Sr M.7P.M
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SKIN HUMOR
For,oo Years Entirely Cureti.

MeSn. WEEKS POTTER: 6eniIema-I hay,
suffered from Skin Humor for twenty years, with.
out finding any remedy or treatment that would eurs
II, until began the use Of the CuTIcuRA REMEDIES
which, In short time and at small expense, have
entirely eradtatod every trJce Of the disease 90 that
now am entirely free from II. therefore believe
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Respectfully yours,
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70 truly,


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FINE Steel Engrayings and Fine Frames,
new styles just received by
W. s. HuTcHINs,
1921 Market street,
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A Fine Lunch Is spread Daily ut
the New Mcclure House sample
Rooms.
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business Men go 10 the New Nc
Lure House sample Rooms for
Lunch.
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INSTRUCTION Books for Violin. Flute.
ACCORDION, and other small instruments,
for less than cost, at sheib's, Washington
Hall.
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SCALD HEAD
For Four Yenrs Cured,

Mr.. A. SWIFT, Everett, Mass, writes: 1.-THE
CuTIcuRA REsEDiEs cured my child Of sclld Head,
covering the scalp and lower part Of the neck Of four
years duration, and which had re,Sted all the usual
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ELEGANT Piano Covers. cheap, at sheib's,
Washington Hall.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

Nine departments Of study teKt.book1 iurnlhod
nj cost, calendar arranged 10 suit teachers; ex.
pSnSsI tor one year irona el70 10 $1,000 non.see.
taTian, liberal, thorough. Fall term begins Sep.
tenber I'd, 1879.
% ths Prudent, j. II. Thompson, MorgAnt6xE.
Wet Va. sui