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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-26
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

River last n'Ght feet IL inches anu
falling.
Business was dull at the wharf yester-
lay
The st. Lawrence is due from Cincin-
uati to-day, aud will leave tomorrow As
advertised.
The steamer VI. ). Thanhouser has
arrived home from the South and Is now
living up 1T Cl1rugtou.
The Iron Axe will be the first Pitts
bursh boat illuminated with the electric
light
The steamer Granite State, Captain
Hunter, left II. Louis for Huntington
with all the freight she wanted.
The Eldorado will have over 500 tons
Of freight on leaving -. Louis tonight.
She received - tons OF manufactured
iron from the Il. Lawrence yesterday,
and a large lot Of glass aud nails from
the Hudson to-day. Nose kirkpatrick
aud Tom Cree pilot her around 10 St
LouiS-CHciHHdh TIpses.
Pres Ellison, the new chief clerk OF
the Emma Graham, was formerly en-
gagei in the banking business al Man.
chester. Ohio, and the present trip on
the Graham is his hrst steamboatiug
/ Mr.. Ellison thinks that when he gets the
run OF the wires he will like steamboat
ing. that there will be more Of change
and not 81 mouotonous as the banking
business. Nat Ehrha-t, the former
clerk OF the Graham has not got into
ANYTHING as yet, but ii is not probable
that he will remain idle long.
The steamer Telegram delivered 81
this point during the psst week Is fol-
lows: 81 cases Of eggs, 81 bales OF hay,
l42 bags of oats, - bales OF straw, rolls
OF leather. 8 barrels OF potatoes, - sacks
dried apples, Is dozens OF broomS, bun
dies Of whips, tubs Of cheese, cases
OF butter, bundles of fruit trees, bar
rels Of onion sets, 70 bags of corn, Is
sacks Of wool, lot Of lumber, 30 bags OF
meal and ten sacks Of feed.-BeAGIrs
TIrlbluk.
Mr.. Cyrus Higgs, Of Woodland, has
resumed his place again as engineer OF
the steamer Welcome.
Mr.. VI. VI. Fowler, Of Pipe creek, in
company with several others, Is opening
q cusl bank at that place.
The Webster Wagon Company, OF
Moundsyiile, hss been receiving a large
lot Of lumber the past week.
Mr.. Pat. Hursetis, of Dillie's Bottom,
made large shipment OF hay and oats
this week.
X. Coles wrecking boat has removed
all OF the distractions that were in the
Grave Greek ripple, caused by the
suuken coal barges that were buried
there.
PITTSBURGH, March %. River 5 feet
5 inches aad falling. Weather clear and
cool.
CINCINNATI, March 25.-River ~ feet
inche. and falling. Arrived-katie
Stockdale, Pittsburgh; Andes, Wheel.
inc: Will Kyle, New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE March 25-Weather
cloudy. River 81 feet and falling. Down
Homer and tow, Longiellow and tow,
Grey Eagle.
CaIEo. March observation-disclosures,
81. Louis: Bedford, New Orleans; VIII
liams, Paducah; Howard, ST. Louis.
Deparied-Cherukee. -. Louis; Brown,
Cincinnati. River "a feet 3 inches and
falling. Weather fair; thermometer IS.
LorlsyILLk, March 2S.-Riyer falling
slowly, with 10 feet 8 inches in the canal
Weather cloudy and windy, with indi-
cations Of rain or snow. Baltic and tow
irom Pittsburgh; John Porter and tow
for Pittsburgh.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-26

l.A.ls is.s - Columbus a. = I" z. So -
r.v I4H. r--uGEk Chicago ENpreSN
.g.,.> lu..mlss daily rNcCps sunday, AZ > ~ 2
u r,..r .r.....- ..- attached arriving IA thil-l
..s.- ~ next U1rUlUS H'Sths can DC ~ 4stH
1. -.f..... a. C..Ja usrr. ,ckct o.ice CO,um
las -
PULLMAN. S. l-.Y .rs -rI.s s.'NplSS tans thro2Sa
,..-.U.. Chau-C tgrw -. .HlEi..F FAST % tatN
E...E.s al New York. zat West % columbus
louis, .
r.s through tickets h1EssSc chsCSS. SieeplRS
..- s,.,w.lusa.!lgs. agi tuy further ,u,usma'
a.. ...'y o. l1>. ph N. Be.iyyluc, l,tAc' NseGs
y, t.-'yr. pH..1. 100. ID. E'rytUth street. or
a ...- Vl,N.. Oh ~. G-3y- McLurc House
N.t.''...
H. IS. l' fg,s.l Genera. NsuSgtr. Co.uMous
- ..,., MIN, al uOlO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-26
Trustees Sale of 100 Acres oi
Land.

10y VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST MAZE
ID aud executed BY Audrw Hamilton . o..
UNDERSIGNED trustee. dat,vi uu Tie iN.h 5N' ..
Iuuc. -. aud ryooici IA 3,ci ~ uuH De- 4
No. :. PAX 81, IL TIE uiAyr ot the t.CfN g' .hr
Ccuuv Court cot Marshall ovuup. Wei \.
suia. viii. %
MONDAY. FEBRUARl 3 "a
Al the tr.at drnr oi Marsha county 'ou';
House cousw,uci.s ~ 20 u'ciu. ~ 81 s.
public auction q Ne highest uud t,si 1!ii'
ono huadr,l 4, gy> oi land uU IAr vat, o 81 JAt
run. NArslsu county. MDi Whit Ia. l"lH. r
Iaui II l. KNNru~-rait A,htuu sui V.frTs w..
in nnr mite oi ia.Jmpvt lHs'. hc.u. 700. me-
SAIL land : ualcs cultivation sai Al N"i,. +" p
with cal.
TEsNs ~ : NtC SCo. 90 such ss,al,f t-g sr
The pur,hAsct may desire o. pay co. cash, ar s, 20
r,,ilgs On a crA.s ot ~ Al la,'N, months
with iatCpst. the v'yWvNt O. Nr su.H'tl ~
notes aud AppniN,t N,,srN Als1 ",.Nf4 ..
deed 81 trust uu >sii iaud.
S.,llluE as trustee | will convey Ouly such -.
a. Is vested ~ me which n believed " 70 -
lCCL hN't'
JAnSDAwi ltu'i~'
Tho aboye sale Is Ad;OGJncl Uaui NPa. D..
is>l a. 10 p'CiOrk
h,,sn,w w HOGE Ifg,g.s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-26
THOMAS INK. ANDY xosLaL.-.
FURNITURE AND CARPETS,
OIL OLoTHA
WINDOW
snd sIsmine eur stoek os.ors sayips
link g. MOREHEAO,
lll7 Main street.
Notice to Contractors anu builders

OFFICE OF yaK RclED on PrYi,c WoEX>
WHEELING. Noyerres: y Is9s
Sealed proposals will he rseivei sy ;as So:
q. Public Works. Of the State o: Wess y,-,..-a
addressed 70 the undersigned mp 70 /. SO,
noon. Of March the Isl. lSSo for the AlvtEs = NJ
IN and rHE ADDITIONS " the bG!ltiu. k2.s- ~.
the STATE HOUSE =. ChArics.c2, KAGas 4.
county. wesi Virginia socosl.Es - 80 F.,-,
and Speciacatioas iurnlshedb by {. C. Kent Ca /.
A. PeeSles. Join. Srchi,ecs.
BIDS will be reoe!yei for the Nto,s a. 80
several parts o; the WORK. fiA2s al sis.y.-.A
lions MAY be seen At the Capitol BGilt.cs 4.
wheeling. on and after January Is ~, As
sny information relative lhere.o may Dc ..lA
al by applying 10 {. c. kemble. Tie A-vA..,..
ssident AZ Wheeling. W. Va
Ronds SECURITY, approved BY The R1N7! d.
Public Works. will Be required Of each oo@:-lc-
tor. The right Of recsiYins OF re.ccS.as A=y *
all bids is reserved.
BY orssr Of the Bo&rd Of Pubic wskA
OWN bSApi. >eese~;y.
M,Ecll I. -.
The time .or receivtas The above b.h 4
tended until |? elosk Room. ThgrsiAJ. AAa-
~ ISL Iy order
mr. =. hhAhl. - NAY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-26

THE friends Of Joe Tolliyer gave him
a handsome send-oh last night at the
StSmm House, as a farewell feast before
his departure for fresh fields aud pas
tunes new. The SEair was one OF the
most pleasant little social meetings that
has taken place for long time, the sup
per was gotten mp in Stamm's most at.
trsciiye style, and the speeches and
toasts were happy and appropriate The
boys only separated when the host came
in and iusormed them that the Female
College was on fire. That touched them
and they adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-26
ANNUAL CONTEST
Between tho Literary Societies
of Washington and Jefferson
College.

The annual contest between the
Washington and Jefferson and the
PEllo ami Union literary societies Of
Washington aud JetiersCn College was
held in the Town hall on "Wednesday
evening, the 24th inst. The following
accOuu; OF it We take trom last evening. 5
Washington reporter:
The hall WAS crowded Is usual. and
many ladies' and gentlemen were COM
PEELED to stand during the entire per
iormances Even in such discomfort,
she audience was remarkable for It's
guie;neSS aud attention. Some OF the
small BOYS were Disappointed because
they were requested not Ia raise a racket
after each performance. Such Cultlva-
ted Youngsters should be excused from
attendance
The following Is the programme:
SNrcI osirJoSS
Z. Cyossc-. = CIV Nupovt q The ExCvu,
cuIiOa ~ NOatgOSe.
J. n CLARK. p g, Manor Dale PA.-"AdAms
and JeifvT>oO.'
ESSllS
J. H. RA"'@Aa' ~ 4; S.; "S'"'HS''''
W h MctSrthy, 7. & ", NSNeytSEn; Ia
"Histuyic rraRslais0nS Oi The English Riele.
ORIGINAL oaATioSS
I. z. irwin. 7. & W, Claysylls IA" Robert
6uns'
". Hcry. p. & T.. MurvysyiUe. Pa -"kng'
lands SelrShnsSS
pKANIG
Oues,i,a-'.S should The general Government
Cpuir,,l the PapeT CtrceuCy Ot the County
Windaeid McitvSiuc. ahvnadvc z. 4 L,
Rcnueysville. Pa : B, McQcsmick, negative.
FAN, Irwin, Pa
JuiScs-ReV h Bittcuger, Cmpire. Non, N.
w AchssOn. 4. & q; Pr0y- J. N. h7ea, 3. y
" Rev. &. n " SpSrgroYe, ?. L; Cal <
NJ Gibson, =. q W,
Pinto and Union won the essay and
original Grafton, and Franklin and
Washington the select Grafton and
debate. The societies now stand As to
points: Phho and Union. SS!; Frank
Fin and Washington, lot. The eSsreises
were worthy Of the societies and Of the
college, without exception.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-26
Weather IudicAuons

WASHINGTON. March 70, 4. N.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, the
Lake Regions, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri Valleys, partly cloudy
and cloudy weather, with occasional
rain or snow, warmer SOuIhe;ISter'y
winds, falling barometer generally iol-
lowed in the northwest 10y rising barome-
ter and colder northwest winds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-26
Transfer

The following transfer OF property
Was admitted to record 10y Clerk Hook
yesterday.
\ deed made March 2+ta, by AieIan-
der j. Caldwell aud vile TO Catherine
Never. wife OF Henry Meyer. IN con.
siieration OF S4T5, OF the south hall OF
lot No. lS, In square No. 10, OF the Jos,
Caldwell addition 10 the city Of Wheel
lag
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-26
ST. CbAIRsvILLE.

Work ofthe Special Grand Jury-Burs-
lara and Thieves Do 9 Good Hight's
-Elopement-ssle Of Railroad -
Election Removals
Correspondence OF the RegisieT.
ST. CLAIEsyILLE, O., March e6.
4 special grand jury was impaneled q
few DAYS ago, and after a short session,
returned two true bills OF indictment.
One OF these was against John Nixon,
the young man who recently committed
a rape upon an old lody, IS years Of age,
near Bridgeport. The other bill was
against Ephraim Hogan, who stole Q
watch in Bsllairs. Hogan has entered G
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-26

MrsIcAI instrument repairing Of every
description carefully aud cheaply done
at Shcih'S, Washington Hall. Pianos,
organs, yiolins, accordeons, band and
all other kinds Of instruments repaired
on short notice. Bows rchaired neatly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-26
TIE COURTS.
Yesterdays judicial Proceed
ings.

COUNTY COURT -JUDGE BOYD.
Court met al = \. N.
Cars K Maniun vs.. the city OF Wheel
ing. IN covenant. Case still on tTial.
Eliza \. Patton WAS appointed admin
istraIrix OF the estate OF VIM. Patton
furnishing bond in the sum OF $50,
with ChaS, l.. MeRiel Is surety.
Adjourned until TO-DAY al 9 \. NJ.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-26
vETNvSD rEAISA

No 20. en- SlsG.tay night las no CONNECTION
i1- tG.l-akl or SSnilSAy.
Pullman PalAge. Drawing ROOM aud Sleeping
Csrs en- ali DiSht trains
C.1>e e1n2ectious are made tor AL points
-1EIG sud 80 thweSL North aud Northwest
ulzSl-E his = desirable rOute tO- oOlOotsS aud
Et7S1Gs u2Oy.lg 70 The great WesI aud - whom
tart.CL AZ attention = Eiycl-
NJ e. S.0Ys AZ al stations between wheeling
al Grafton.
WHEELING. PITTSBC RGH AND BALTIMORE
DIVISION.
Lave n ss--z-1 ~ A. ~ A-NsF
T5ls,lcip hia Accommodation
asss=- Hzss
T,ckets u al pulaCiVsi Voic.s on sale A. depot
Usiicg nIsa A. al hours during he tSy.
information - he travelling public cheertully
s.g,. Nm CLEMENTS, N. eff.
= T. pEVERlES, GlrerAl Agent Wheeling
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-26
CLEVELAND { PITTS8URG R. r
Condensed Time Card.

GOING EAST AID VAST.
Osa.l as,.t Nrl. D. IS-9. ali tgIins VIII Tuu
daily lsxrr, ~-.IFyI aN follows,
Ih-ba.U ;-a,r., o. F.;ElurEh.
EIavrUsG .sS.as .1 Cleveland,
Although t-a.u. o. chicago, -,
puu,a4a's Va.ioI Cars between WcliSvi'le and
i,g..i .t.I Si.syscS Can on all tysIus between
NulaInt aUt Nlllaso.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-26

THE REGISrER suggests that Wheeling
hill should be turned into a park tor the
benefit Of the city. This would be a
move in the right direction. Wheeling
hill is now an ugly, barren spot IL
could easily be made 10 blossom as the
rose. and would not only be pleasant
resort for the citizens, but add much to
the beauty Of the city. II is now mac
cessible, but could be so graded that 1t
could be reached by Ave minutes walk
from the Mcclure House.-BGTnSEils
Il.lsrpriS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-26
Wbrelins Re9lster
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -. Law
renee.
Clothes Wringers-Nesbiit 4 Bro.
Wanted-Boy.
Found-Dog Collar.
Notice-Bellaire Water Works Bonds,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-26
EDUCATIONAL.
WEST vIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

NYlNy DEPARTMENTS OF SrUpr; LS S,.is
y t.,,Es furnished AZ ceSt; calen,Af srrsnseS
a ,.,'.b ~. expenses for one var nom si;SS
= Ssi,, non -sectArian, liberal, thoroosn- h~A
IN, e,Sins september 81, iS7S .,,-
r1r CATALOGUES and other iniost nnxSOtns 49,
4, the PrgSilent J. T. ThoNfs"N' sSSssS
iowa West Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-26
Opeuiug

We will otter at our opening on Sat
urday. March %. few Choice Pattern
BOnncts, with other Eastern novelties.
NJ. V. kellar, Has Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-26
Auction sale

Don't forget the sale OF Horses aud
Wagons al the Grant House stables on
Saturday morning st ID O'Clock.
LgNIs WoOpMASSIE,
Administrator.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-26
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & st. Louis

KAuwAY-PAS-HASD ROUTE
Tue table tog Eas, and West, Nor. 10. lss9.
e rslus leave Panhandle Depot foot Of Eleventh
Srge. ueag publ!c .SCllnS. daily, except sun
say. ~ tOlJWS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-26

PIANO moving carefully attended to
careful and experienced hands
Leave word at Sheios music Store
washington Hail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-26
Thermometer Record

As taken at Schnepis Opera House
drug store:
THCasDAY.
lS5a l>O
TNl2NSrM. ian. Pm. IN.
70 = s. - II " 4 ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-26

EyxIywHERE you hear the loudest
praises Of IT. JACOBS Oh Tor the cure OF
rheumatism.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-26
40 CLEVELAND


-gF.pguNiIle accOm ucodstiuu lesNes HeL.Nlse A.
4sr nj RrtI.cporg al 90 and arrives A. s'so'
6yayi,c at 6ljF.N.
l.s,., S.eubyuyille AZ 50 A. N, Hri1SePN''
a.SlF A y: arriyc 10 Eci'aire 81 800 A. n.
~. $50 her,tf'N Accommodation. IN additlon
d, tI..s r.xc.ar ZIP t0 and trom S,CuSenNluS
IN male the following trips between bc'ia1Fe
ana Martins FERRY; ,,.e< g.
BgidScroSs 10 MAEans ts''S '''..'.. los T.SS FS.
p,,lsira I'll 80 A. n.
~fr1-',. When required az sherman nous
E.,s,iTe WeSt wheeling aud Gravel hiil
Trke.s aud bsSgSge ehecks 10 al pSlaSlFe :.
,.,,~ts in ne East aud West can oe proS0rSl A.
o. .ickct otatC In RridSePoyt : MI ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-26

NUTs-It is only the independent We. po' -.
aud un>rltl,h physicians Who can Afvri ;H L.
scribe this remedy kxptrieucc has prONci o..
The highest class mNtical men IN every al
city where 10 Is known recommend u
Price 81 ~ per Rotcc. s; % tOg SA Bottles.
Sold by LOGAN, LIST 6 ca.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-26
nENTraTnv,

ITO THosx that pEsIsz 10 sAvk THEIR
u natural sestA ne woeh Say shst Ne are now
6etrer prepAred dan ever belors " enable them
. DO -. By tie lsa " Al nnrlno MASSTdc
haaaoEs- Cod NltnSk WITH nace ekse - Oh
pAcena han kSvu hsrStotu-s bean made II lbs
esy or elsewhere wfrooct The SSd Of he E.ecxsc
PicxSc-. What We NY xe cSp prove BY actual
deSnoaS-r ron. Gall aud sc sor yourselves.
JAMES n 81 ROBSON 4 son,
ylvh No lilS Market 81. Wheeling. W. Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-26

GLAa Shades OF every siss and style
at Hptehins' Art Stsrs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-26
FOR RENT
FOR RENT.

rI,EY WARE HOUSE AND pWkLklNS. so'
flls Main street. nov oocDpied oy ne sSl,s
a, 80. 4 Bua. Possession given April ~
=. N'""' 49, HENRY X. LEST.
ltOI Main Strect
NOR RENr-NBw TWO SIuN,i ,,S hSifS
SVsU.u.,. cOyue- Twruucte aud |nSpune
- ECt and cold water and sNS 40 2Ilse
OWN HARE s. Twelfth sHtSN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-26
Fellows Compound Syrup Of HypopAas.
r,rr,rlrLn. VI. Man.h. -

Mr.. James l. F.lloNs-pvar SIR. pGrIs Dc
ps>t two years | have given your t.-p...
syrup ~ hypophOsph!;e> = fair though sr,-.
whst severe trial IN my PRACTICE. aus az 49, B.
speak With conndcucc ~ . cucct IN ~, <
rsrSou, - f,riuc trum ClgAC,s,.NG al o.. 30
bnlty following piphJgyTia. Il hiss done MONDE
certainly recomucud - ase Ia a.. ale ty.'
Of the throat aud lungs L. setvrsl C.srs .'.4
sii.ci hopeless Is Ia, given Mel AMI ia' "a
ticuts arr fast NNcuyyrtag amvus thy~' a'r GEL.
sumptiYtt aud old Brcuch!Al subjects. Ms
diseases have INSISTED tht ulA>s mode, e.. g.
ment For .mya!rci d.scsilou. SD 90 a.; '
debility trom any cause, l know ~ n0iht Is
eluai 10 IL H. direct e'yNi IL >t-c 3gthyult iar
neryol. system nnders IL suitable i0g The "a
jority OF diseases. I am. sog, yours truly.
wv. : howL N
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-26
-. DEBILITY
AND
Nervousness
Nh ARE CURED
ARE CURED

No ousau Of thought cNu Il employs! ~. -.
the ASSISTANCE Of the blood, AID ~ onssa .N- '
employee safely ~ with iuVuaiN Nt'e..' .
supply OF healthy bl0Ni Win healthy b
The rxerc.ssi uusaus bCNOulJ vel lgNC..f.'
Whether they b. muscular ~ .uiclcNs-a. B.
the use Of
Fellows Compound Syrup Of HypSpsos.
phites
the SlCNol /. syssiiy Nitslifgd aud pUts3ct. a..
~ made capable Of pUSiGciys SQUAD U..'
and 4 sound body.
"PersOas sGteriu; tnOul inpuc l.NA
whose hcaits i giving NAY, esther ., -....-..r
Or those who s;Gdy closely, vi. aai !n tat >NE..
the material ~ build tacru ~, aud De. H-.g 2.
Ssrp thcIn ,hety,' pEtLh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-26

Jacob W. Grub. the Jeweie~,
n -ole agent for the IL p spec
tacIes- You should sec them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-26
stu Another

Abouia quarter before 10 O'Clock, last
night a colored man employed about
the residence Of Vim. b Simpson, on
Fifteenth street, discovered the stable to
be on tire. The Atlantic was notified,
hut hy the time the men arrived. Mr..
simpson and his man had subdued the
flames 1t was the supposed work Ui
an iheendiary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-26

CURES LAME BACK AND STIFF joints
CURES LAME BACK AND STIFF joint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-24
TELEGR1PHIC NOTES.
TILE sEcopD TRIAL or BILLrNo

THE SECOND TRIAL or BILLINGS.
BALLsToN. N. Y. April 23.-In the Billings trial
length. Charles d. Leo an expert IN guns was also ex'
-uH'4 CRUSHED BY RooFRocK.
PITTsToN. Penn, April 23..,AndTeW singlem2n.
death BY fa Of rOoLrOck. He leaves widow andfou
ehiois"- A STEAMBOAT MAN KILLED.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 23.-Michael Keefer. a
seambOat man. was ahot and killed ate last night by CLAYTON
Payne. Jealousy was the cause CT the shooting Payne
SETTLERS MURDERED.
San FRASCIsco, April GA Walla Walla dis
match saysWan Isau and wife aettors
The Umaq Agency we're fOuud murdered In bed There Is
YOUNG WOMAN lfURpERED:
CoLUMBUs, Ohio, April 23.-fhe dead body OF
Ess JSnSe TS syPSsS % s & age % showed
marks of violence the throat
SALE OF THOROUGHBREDs.
NASHVILLE, Tenn., April 23.-At the annual sole
nYoT ySSTnss 81 BoSais Scotland asa John SoTTsa
SehtisIasn IN SeW.YorE.
VICTIM 10 A LAMP EXPLOSION,
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aENERAL POLITIOAL NEWS.
BLAINE AND THE vIoE-PkEsIDENcY,

BLAINE AND THE vICE-PREsIDENCY, =
THE SECOND PLACE ON THE TICKET POSITIVELY
pEcLINED-How THs SUGGESTION ORIGINATED.
cBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRmUNR.l
WASHINGTON, April 23.-The suggestion in the
Virginia Convention that Mr.. Blaine will be asked
to take the Vice Presidency on the Grant ticket
comes directly from Mr.. George G. GOrham, who has
been conducting the Grant negotiations with the
Malone party In Virginia. tits the same idea with
which Mr. Gorham has endeavcred to weaken Mr.
Blaine's support on the PaciacoOast Mr. Gorbam mas
continued 20 repeat the suggestion. when he posi-
lively knew that there was no authority whatever
forit Even Mr. Blaine could be personally induced
to accept the vicePresdency. his political friends
throughout the county, and his immediate sup
porters In Maine, would positively refuse TO permit
it. But Mr. Blaine himself has no idea OF any such
thing, prefering to retain his seat in the Senate.
II s notable fact that it is only those politically
hostile to Mr.. Blaine who suggest the Vice-Presi-
dency. W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-24
GRANT MEN DIsCoURAGED.

pisHE EARTENING NEWS FOR THEM FROM GEORGIA.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO TUE TKIBUsE
WASHINGTON, April 23-Nothing which has oc-
cured for weeks has had 30 much effect in dis
couraging the Grant men in Washington as the
defeat of their plans in Georgia. Dispatches re-
ceiyed from Atlanta this evening report that the
delegation from that State win stand twelve for
Blaine and ten divided between Sherman and Grant.
The GranS men counted confidently on securing the
whole. The vote Of the Solid South for Grant
seems 10 be melting away.
THE ANTI-GRANT MEN CONFIDENT OF VICTORY.
fGENERAL PRESS DIsPATcHl
ATLANTA Ga, April 29.-The Republican Con-
yention has been discussing the appointment Of
Delegates to Chicago all the morning. 1t is evident
that Blaine will get majority of the delegation,
Sherman six oB eight votes, and Grant may have
two votes. The Convention is stu noisy and ex-
TGter.-The Republican Convention passed reso-
utious condemniug the outrage on Cadet hlttaker,
and calling on the Administration to fully protect
colored cadets. The selectiOn of delegates TO CHI
cago was tho occasion Of much wranging and fierce
debate The Grant men rallied and secured more
strength the delegation than they hoped tqr yes
W. A.. Pledger lcOlOredl was put at the head OF the
State Central Committee, aud that committee waa
empowered 70 nominate eloCtOrs-at-larRe. District
electors and Congressman viii be nominated by dis
trict conventions
AZ 20 the delegates. there are various opinions.
The Grant men claim twelve. but tie general esti-
mate is eight for Blaine eight for sherman, and SIX
for Grant Various rumofs are circulated about
Grant men are confident that they have gained a
decided victory. Resolutions were passed that the
delegates 60 uninstructed anu consult the best In
terests Of the party.