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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Un saturday. the Convention admit
ted a. ,urir seats two contrating dele
-alrs lrum West Virginia. These tao
u.ru Aad be- elected by the Republican
delegates irpm thr Tniri District and
election was sct aside by the State
Convention at ils srsaion IA Wheeling.
uurul ihrsc delegate, b Unlcralood 10
r. A SuEHMAN man aud the other n
,,llNu man, and II WAS uu Ihia ground
tHJt the Wheeling Convention under
TOOK. by usurpation ct authority, to
fri ,nrm ui their seats aud give them
Co., two men pledged To BLAINE.
II, action ut tho state Convention
Mas rvyrrrd ~ the Chlrasu Conycn-
rru uu saturday by vote 81 ili To-
SAD This ~ rrprrayuta about the
..uhtu,.I vote ct GEANT aui SuGEMAN
tu that Convention, the bonner having
..u, yut,a aul the trends Ol the latter
claiming IlJ Very soon after the ~
.ui, ct thrs action had reached the RE0.
.s..a ulhrc 10y Telegraph, Bulletin was
dashed over the wires that General
.nEr. ui New Nurk, a GRANT
,.aIrr haI moved that the
Convention proceed atonrc 10 nominate
. ..,udidatc iur rtrridrnt. The theory
trramr prevalent at once that the friends
% GEASr aud SnEEMAS had joined
llui aud that The first Mas Ia hr nom
mated iur Prraidcnt aud the latter ior
AI.. rrraidrut But that theory was
.,., soon exploded 10y the SnErNAN
l..u Ip,uiug with all the antl.GEANr
i,,..a t. rtIll lurlhcr postpone nom'na-
u.ue
d. o. now evident that SnEENAS can
...tullr the rrya,drut. III, vote added
i..tu,,utc at BlNiNg Will nominate
..u. or added a. that ui Og,Nr It Will
u.u,uatc h,m.
IIGr,Nr's iricnds stand lirm through
.vfIrr blIl,la 81 to-day, aud tur MONT
a.lru .p,s over lot another twenty
.at, hpurs. they will probably win the
a4,. The hlly thousand paid anti
lu.,>t huwlrrs which BIArNEand SnEE-
100. imported 10 thtruso to howl
,,...t put ui The rJr', have split then
ln.,lfs AMI guLllrI bad whisky until
f..,.asNrii us thrr pur,cs, have be
.,ur exhausted Ani a. they recover
u.m tbrir rNryst ct wind au,l whisky
powerful reaction Will SGT IA. They
utu s,r. as they come 10 their
..l.r stusra. that every hour y
.,uabbIy adds To- the "h'Sm ~
pant, aud Iur certainty ct a. defeat
40 rhr polls h,u,r. they will vigorously
demand auom,uaI,ou aud adjournment
!, will, With them, hc uo matter OF
choice az o. rtO D, nominated bat ~
question ct getting anybody nominated
sua,tu grI the Terrible quarrel ADJOURN
ca and the political hruisrrS separated
Ga thus mood The CONVENTION wiz
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-07

WINS CAMruEiL told the Chicago
Convention that hr did not make his
living by politics. he neglected To nay
that hr laid pretty good foundation Tor
his present living by drawing the salary
ui a Federal ulhrr While his business
rutnrr held the them latest ulhcc ia
ILl NIAlr-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-07
Al Appeal for Justice.

4uirc INSCRIPTIONS I,ruus uuirlcuily t. my
nomination have giy,u currency tua story which
docs uy styuI injustice, NJ. am Ulotlcl A.
ruNiuy ,uId lu front % the REDIsrlH uThyv, iur
mg thr nil.uli strike. in july, ISL, that zone
dollar I,T day Was Sufficient lot ANY man q
ltuuI. uJ ~ uTds o. that Cn,,t
This rruuuuuCe utterly and absolutely an
tiu, lu wur aud spirit. lutNcT entertained 90
uitCryi any such sentiment
Ever, one understands how iifncult Il usually
d, tuT q man o. pruNCa negative that he dli MOI
,,y a certain thing. but in tbs instance am
fortunate 100 having two Witnesses az least Who ]
rruUtJut,y believe VIII DO mc justice bad q
rru,cratiun al the Time aud pace named and
amuus those Who h,arl yNcrl Wnii uI'cicd
NJ, Nr N Allan e.. IIand,au sud Nj Thomas
Netntmark am SUR they will bear me out iii
what have Nali above & l. BROWN
WHALING, May -, 1870 ma"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-07

A,cuguiNU To a Chicago special, the
B,INg.iuslructed West Virginia drlcga
tiuu b. nov lor GARFIELD. Cause Why ?
GARllEip saved a portion OF the delega-
ton from being kicked out Ut the Con
Nvuuuu.
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PRICEoF wool

I'm this vicinity icw farmers have sold
their wool. BUYERS have not yet aP'
p,arrd ia this vicinity from the taSt'
The prices in the Eastern cities are stu
downward, and until buycrs lrel a con
siderable degree Ut certainty that the
huttom has been reached, there viii he
little disposition 10 buy, Iron men IN
this city tell Us they expect an excellent
LIl trade aud a general revival IN bust
ness. Manufacturers in other lines feel
confident, also. oi g1oj lall trade. II
this feeling be- as general as We are led
10 suppose u Is. there will be a good de
mand lor vol at a not very distant day
We see no reason why the prices should
hc less than those which were obIained
last wear. when buyers do come they
will probably robhlc up the bulk OF the
crop in a very short time. A late open
ING OF the market usually makes short
work
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-07

SUNDAY EIprcss leaves wheeling si,
arriving 1t welisJurEs i SE A. n sh1 A. ~
b.nyiIio 81 y IS A. ~, connecting hlh '~'"
II pres lot all hestSm points -
Trains iesyiug Columbus 81 orr thd'
.. n. run daily, Through thlcssD ItBn.
leayss Columbus daily sIocJa sunday At ~
T. with slesping cat sattArbed ,auiying .h 'hEs
90 st ~ neat morning Births can b - .i,'
IN advances 81 Union Depot ticket Once 'o'sA
bus -,
Pullman . dn~ins room Sleeping csn hi.H'
sllLOui change ffym stsubsnIills t@,i n -.
delpbts aid New YORK. aud West ~ 'Dlnmts'
CinsinIati. Louisville. Indianapolis ana y
louis .,
Y0r through tiokss, baggage ebsts. h,'i'.s
don apply W Jo-eI,t n Bciisyills. flsss 4,
o. fasrlIsndle DEPOT, loot ~ kl.tcnh ~,
a. tity Ticket Once. under hcLu" 400"
wheeling ,.,
%. W, CALDWELL, General Manager. oigmgs,
d w g. Obfen. General Passenger AND "
Aren't. Columbus % s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-07

sDaily except sunsay.
Pullman Palace, Drawing Room And sleeping
Can on ali night trains III
,.a,s ana Soutbwcst, North and Northwest
m.rin. ihis desirable route lot colonies and
n"rons moving 10 the great West, ana 10 whom
Particular attention II given.
WHEELING, PITTsBuR0 AND BALTisORh
DIVISION.
l,,sys wheeling. .-.-.".s:aS A. H. 2'!'F y
Tfiadciphis Accommodation.
Leave wheeling "........'s w - ~ '."rS
No trims run on lhls division Oh sunday
Tickets 20 all principal p0irh on sale al depot
once open At al hour during me gay,
Information tO the travelling public chceIiuiil
,,ven, Nm. CLkMkk1S, ". Of
'K T. DEvKRikss. General Agent, whceiins.
mulb
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SHERIFFALTY.

q, hs prnecrus pf uho county
GINriNtS hctoby announce myself aa a
candidate Cot sheriff 1T this county, subject To
the viii II the pcmocmllc county Convention
of June Iith Very respectfully
& l. BROWN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-07
COUNTY CONVENTION.

Next Saturday the Democrats Of Ohio
county will select their delegales-three
from each district Ito = county eoayen-
uon Tor the nomination al county
ticket The convention viii DO held in
the court house next Monday. II will
have an important duty TO perform. A
sheriff IN 20 be elected TO serve Tour
years; prosecuting attorney, to serve
the same length Of time; Judge Of the
county court, aud two Judges oi the
circuit court are to be provided; dele
gates aro to bo appointed 10 senatorial
convention; four members oi the House
are 10 be chosen, aud other impuItant
matters will come before this cunyon-
ton.
The preliminary work will be- done
this week, aud the character Of the
county ticket will be- pretty we'll settled
at Saturdays primaries. Every Demo
crat should consider ii his duty 10 ut
tend aud participate in these primary
meelings.
They should scan well the tickets
presented to thvm Tor delegates, and
most carefully select the most reputable
men, the most sincrrc Democrats, the
| most Trustworthy citizens. by ihi,
means aud this means ouly can they BE-
assured oi having the best ticket poSsi
bile presented Ia them next Monday ioI
their suilragrS.
This county is sufficiently closely ut
ud,d between the two parties To lie
uaud the utmost caution on the part o
our leaders. Tho ticket nom
mated should be- strong II
its every part symmetrical lron
bottom 10 top There should
be- no weak place where the polilica
trader can come ia aud ply hir vocation
let II be- composed every member q
tot material which will be- at one,
pronounced sound and clean-handrd.
With such ticket VIZ can certainly
win; aud only with such n ticket IN sue
cess certainty, or ought II To- be. II
Ia incumbent upon tho majority parll
to give tho people only irsl class men ~
candidates Tor the various Offices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-07

tux Cincinnati Enquirer oi yesterday
remarks. by way OF no harm: "lhc
West Virginia Republicans have made
a lnc exhibition IA the National Con
ycntion ARcuIE CAaruGLI, who va,
one OF the three who refused Ia plrdgr
Themselves 10 the nominee ol the Con.
yrntion, aired hls party loyalty on tn-
day rluqurntly AWrmL told lac" hc
Vas u Republican When Republicans
were very scarce la West Virginia, aud
hoaalrd that hr didn't make hla LIVING
out of politics, but uu II nrvn4tsp.
The temptation may tins Naa n0donbI
yrfy strong, but II doesn't hook well lot
AnrmE to show lugralItUdr Tor what
the Republican patty has done lor hun.
II has alNaya paid him 10 bc Rrrnbli
eau. lilo had long pulls at the Wheel
ing poatoilcc and the public printing ol
West Virginia. u Slikrly that Goycrn-
m,nt patronage at this Kind has mater.
tally helped AI,uE o new apap'r along,
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Assessor Country District.

Euh.. Of ur E,yts.,l
I,..,-r uuuuuuo, ". g. wiGpMAS. ct Liberty
al tri,l uau candidate lot AfvsuI county
pisluDI. subject L. the decision ui Tie Demo
,.,it. Convention MANY NuIll,a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-07
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 1 ST. Louis
RAILWAY PAN HANDLE KOUTk

limo table Tor Fast and West, April ., lbsl
TruIns Ioaye Pan. Handle Dcpol loot ol kiosenth
arcet, near public landing daily, esospl sun
day, a. follows;
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To the Voters of Ohio County

RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE MYsEIf A
candidate iur the Democratic nomination
tur shcGh Of Onto county. at the ensuing cleo
.tl,n A. J. EwEENKY.
\ muyli
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SHERIFFALTY.

EiiJr of hs H,ristr
IIcas, announce RAtrH AENIE q candidate
f,t sheriff subject 10 the will ~ the Democratic
,.uut, Convention DEMOCRACY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-07

lloppluK when required -, sherman lont',
TInayinr West Wheeling aud bRNcl Ilill
Tickets aud baggage checks t1 all pnpdJsl
oolnts ia a., Easi and Wet eau he pIucuicd 81
Inc ticket once IN bridgeport, y, ny tlu
nuNyp uChufaI fhh"hs'I 'hh'' At'h'
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CONVENTIONS IN THIS STATE

10 sEIECr pElEaArls ~ ciSciS,
NATi
Itaf piIirit ClaTksbuH. June 10Th,
DEMOCRATIC stAtE CONVENTION.
Magunsburg. July lA1h.
lu SuNtNNtL DEMOCRATIC CANpiDArEa EOR
OuNGUEe.
TiIsi b,aHd wheeling. August nth.
taII u,slrist Hinton. August tlh.
ELrtmIClN STATE CoNyENrIoS.
Ggaltuu. Iuac 10Th,
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Wheeling Female College!
ENHANCEMENT WEEK |

June "a. I,h aud ,lh Examination ol Coil,gv
classes.
HubLatl Jane 9TH BuyulauIvntc sermon, bh
r., bt MtrI,u W Fuutth 81 NJ T. church, NJ
e. u'ylu,k q
M.udr, tune til AuuiN CnHty ui Alumunl
4 ..Y,.at,uu ut the college. AtNrN
TUESDAY. Iuu, 9Th Commencement t"u',tl
I'd ruuuh "a q T. church. Admission nee
sI,lrt. ,uu Toe uItaiuri at ST.. g. \ Lucas
music. ,tuu, MuIky slt,tt Door uItu at Z
O'Clock concert viii hrgiu Whr
"Wednesday. tune MI { commencement At
Dr,r, IIuu.,. Admission gty. Duu'bupDu 40 d.
,,.I,iv,7 viii bvkiu ut O. ".
An PARTIES holding GA invitation from ih'
.Irluuimr ,la#s vii bc admitted uu It,truiH
unu uI card, uur card admitting upcrruuF
Ihy IT,, III rcuil, luu 81 u,ihnuy college
Mil deliver The llr,, iiHuialr ud.lirsa
Itut.dly June lOIh President lr,cc the
college. al 81 81. lh'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-07

Tuc Democratic County Convention VI Ohio
county. viii De held m Wheeling, Monday. June
Iub Ihy pglmahes Will BE- held ON saturday
Iuur lhth.
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10 CIEvkl AND
only b ilours aud - Minute
no CHICAGO only IN IIousi

slcubcnyiila omInOlaiioD leaves bcllslir ~
tBr ~, bridgeport ai D. %. aud arrives 81 hIen
bcnyillr S:ibr.s.
Leaves hioub,nyille al 3J0A ~, Bridgeport
Ns.bI A, n. arrive ~ ho'lnifr NJ no a
m, HisubsnyiIlr Accommodation, In adliiDn
"a their regular Trip Ia aud from hlrub,ntlll'
siIi mako The following inJs between bciisin
,ni Martins fuffy;
Bridgeport To Martins ,''f' "'''.'..... " o.. o.
A A A
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DIED.

RIIEN At h,s residence, near n,,,,IH Sta
tau Marshall county. Va sunday luut
$50 al ii.mA.N uWEN KitEN. ia III, "st year
at his ~,
Funeral syt,,cus thi, afternoon ug e. q. n. al
Mt calvary cymvtcy. Iuvnds arr invited !"
attend
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-07

Ibg pymu. atW National Convention win
uryt in Cincinnati un tuesday. June 24l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-07

We hear il rumorrd that the WetEel
,I.Ia,g,tion tn the Congressional Con
yrniion Al Wheeling will stand about
two.iiiths Tor the opposition, aud that
Tinvle will get the principal part u not
N H. Imposition. -- HSt.d iSROcrat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-07
CAMPAIGN KEGIsrER.

The Presidential campaign h. nov
about To- open With unusual Nlgor aud
interest la order Ia diilusr sound
views aud reliable intelligence, the Dana
REuisrKg will br sent by mail, nee ol
expense. at tho following low rates lot
the campaign money To- accompany the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-07

Wuy are the three Bosses 80 axiuily
anxious Tor a third tsrm Of GrantY
ReraIse h viii also give abe Bosses
,hi,J term OF unlimited spoils.-CA'edgo
Tfibung.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-07
NEW ApvGRT,sEMEsTs.

A. F. q A. M. Notice.
A REouLAK COMMUNICATION or ONO
al Lodge Room Washington Hall puilding.
Monday, June 7th, At ~ V'clookt u. Work 10
TSTd dss r:sd All AAIss sfp npGi io'aS ''sPa
Z. Il. COLLIER. sseS': !nc7q
GREAT BARGAINS !
Tn HARNESS, NEW BUgGiEs. PuAEToss
i aud spring Wagons. Az MaInnled,
Also clOslng out my entire stock OF Dry "o0u
aud Carpets al Cost
J. w. FERREL,
1wcnlialh H., corner oi Main, Wheeling
Regular tuesday Packet
ENOR PARK EI,SBuRG. TOMEROY. GALL
IL polls Portsmouth. lrontou, Cincinnati aud
Louisville. the Elegant Passenger steamer
NEW ANDmS,
CHAA MuHLEMAN ...... ................. Master
~ MruiEaAN Clcik.
Leaves TUESDAY,, June Sth. at ~. N, POSI-
..sllN lively, Passenger Snd trlsnt 70,
E~--.az-,s<k orlplcd through o. all paints West
or t.. g a. BoOfn & Sons, Agent.
Il A T S :!
New sprns styles Cheap, al
DINdER'S.
ola SsTwELFTH 4 iO'i MAIN STA.
BIRD CAGES,
INLowER TRAINERS. FLOWER BAsK Efs.
| The largrat assortment IN the city 10 select
| fTum. aud al lowest prices al the Hardware nlI
| uuusr Furnishing store OF
Nesbilt ~ Bro,
ms Iail MARKET STREET
EXCURSION EXTRAORDINARY |!
nF THE ZANE ST. N SAbBATll
~ SCHOOL.
Thursday, June ~, 1870.
| Tr Na,hInniun. Ia, Captain shlIl's beautiful
| grove. Round TIA Tickets. Hdult ! e, children
| under ~ y,uIa 10 Iialu leaves Capitol al A,
n Mu,lChy Naas baud. and plenty OF refresh
| m,ut- uu the ground iucai
OPERA HOUSE.
OSE NIGHT ONLY.
SATURDAY, JUNE 18th,
TIlE GREAT
PAT ROONEY
AND ms
NEW YORK COMBINATION.
HARRY MINER. Manager.
I'Ositi, ely the Largest organic
alton nov travelling.
Tti,ys az usual secured Scat lot raiC al & \,
| Lucas music slurr sale 81 commence NcdhvA
| dpl morning. June VII
tc.w ~ l. TOWNSEND. Agent
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-04-17
list OF PATIENTS

issued by the United States Patent ONCE o
citizens of this state, for the week ending
April 10, 1850, furnished for the CARBON
ADVOCATE, from the Law and Patent office
Of J. McC. PERKINS, 500 l. Street, (north Of
Patent Omce), Washington, d. o.
j. Bennor, Philadelphia, combined valve and
seal-ioint for wash stands, bath tubs, SC
A. q. Cummings, Harrisburg, assignor to
Pennsylvania Steel Company, interlock-
ing switch and signal apparatus.
d. Frank. Allentown, car coupling.
NJ. S. Frost, Philadelphia, process and up.
paratus for manufacturing gas.
A. Harmish, Intercourso,apparatus for steam.
ing tobacco.
d. w. Hoyslnger, Philadelphia, device for
filing and binding papers.
II. Kennedy, Harlansburg, machine for baling
bran, sc.
+. J. Maule, Philadelphia, pipe wise for bsncl
vlses.
II. II. cElroy Pittsburg, arr1l rest for writer's
J. Maloney, Great Belt, assignor of a inter
est to q, ]. o'Conner, sand pump attach
ment,
L. b. E-organ, assIgnor Of e interest to ]. L
Tayt, West Liberty,w. Va, and w. Rice
Jr., West Alexander,plow and cultivator
q. Schalck, Pottsville, trigger for firearms
A. q. Stiveson, Apollo, farm harrow.
II. b. Fatham, Jr., Philadelphia, heat regu
lating device for incubators,
O. NJ. Foulke. asslgnor of q interest to S. d
Wright, Philadelphia breast harness.
J. II. Irwin, Morton, stove.
+. Miller, asslgnor of x interest to @. S
Francis, Spring CITY, wrench.
G. II. Pearel, MoOsic, ironing board.
g. II. w. S. Perkins and q. B. Clark, Phila
delphia, stop valve.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-04-17

the House is in Committee Of the Whole
and has its Chairman, go to show the great
Of Mr. Randall over most prcsid-
ing officers, and are useful to his reputation
in that particular. In every House Of Rep
resentatves there are few members who
are Immediately pointed out to all strangers
as distinguished in some way, either good
or bad. Thus, when Ben. Butler was here,
everyone wanted to see him, and felt that
their Washington experience was incomplete
it, for any reason, the fat, cross eyed ,shrcwd
Yankee politician was absent from the
Chamber. Alas, he is no longer here to en-
liven Parliamentary proceedings. We
might have better spared a better man.
General Garfield is also pointed out as one
Of the lions, on account Of his prominence
as a speaker and leader. Judge Kelley, the
great tariff advocate; Levi p. Morton, the
millionaire brokey Fernando Wood, Sunset
Cox, the humorist and scholar, and most Of
all, perhaps, Alexander II, Stephens, in his
chair, wheeling himself around the area,
and participating in debate in a shrill, treble
voice, shot forth with a painful intensity
and almost ferocity of effort. Mr.. Stephens
has been dying for twenty or thirty years,
do not know how long, but seems to thrive
under the process. lie isstronger now than
he has been for many years and the last re-
port is that he is going to abandon his chail
and walk about as other men. He is GER
tainly very extraordinary person, and al
though full OF crochets, generally gets tn,
esteem given to men of honest convictign N
and capable parts. AT susT.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-04-17

Hard times, bad business, bad crops,
famines, pests, political prosecutions, gov
ernmental tyrannies, and recruiting scrg-
eants are combining to swell the tide of Eu-
ropean emigration to America beyond pre-
cedent A few years ago the arrivals at
Castle Garden, New York, had dropped far
below 100000 annually; but there was a
gain Of 10000 year before last, and a gain
Of 10000 more last year, when the total
reached 1855 Now, with the revival of
business on this side Of the ocean, the flow
of immigration has begun to be enormous.
During the first quarter of the present year,
the arrivals at the Battery numbered 34,-
SS5-a number unprecedented in the winter
season. As the corresponding quarter of the
past year yielded but 1852, though that
was great increase over years preceding,
it may be conjectured what the summer
will bring forth. 1t is further noticeable
that a considerable portion of the gain
achieved during the past three months has
been in immigratons from Germany aud
Austro-Hungary. A good many of thi.
years arrivals will be in season to swell the
coming census.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-04-17

Mr.. VIM. II. Kemble, having reconsid
cred the rash resolve or the i'll advised coun-
sel that controlled his action for the last two
weeks, found it expcdient TO try to do, on
the 18th of April, what would have been
far wiser if done on the Goth of March, the
day fixed in his original bail bond. He
started from Atlantic City on morning
train Monday, to go through to Harrisburg,
with the view Of having his bail renewed
at once, as in the cases Of Salter, Petroll and
the other defendants. But, according to the
news from Harrisburg, the machinery did
not work as smoothly this time as on the
former occasion. No hearing was had on
Monday, Mr.. Kemble remaining at the
house of friend, nominally in the custody
of the Sheriff, until Tuesday, when Judge
Pearson admitted him to bail in the sum Of
$4,000, to appear for sentence on the 2Gth
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-04-17


ST. Petersburg correspondent Of the
Paris Toltaire writes under date of March
18th, that extraordinary efforts are being
made to hush up a recent occurrence in the
palace. About Ave o'clock in the morning,
so the story runs, confidential servant Of
the Cars heard cry for help, and thought
he recognized the Cars voice. He instant
ly stepped into the imperial bedroom. The
Gar has been suffering from nightmare moi
an uncommon thing with him nowadays
If St. Petersburg ruInor is to be believed
Startled but not thoroughly awakened by
the opening ofthe door, he sprongup, seized
one of the revolvers he always kept by hi.
bedside, and fired. The servant dropped t
the carpet, seriously if not fatally wounded
ofcourse the sharp crack of the pistol sho
brought all the guards in that part OF the
palace running to the spot. The ofIicia
version of the story is that the servant wa'
cleaning the Cars revolver, and accident
ally shot himself.