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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-04-22
TRUSTEES APPOINTED BY THE
GOVERNOR.

The following appointments were sent to the
senate last week, Thursday, by Governor Foster
for confirmation:
Blind Asylum-Harmon Austin, Republican, OF
Trumbull county, one year. Edwin F. Drayton,
Republican, Ashland county, two years; John O.
English, Democrat, Franklin county, three years;
Sam'l D. Houpt, Democrat, Hancock county, four
years, and James Poindexter, colOred, Republl.
can, franklin county, hve years.
Deaf and Dumb Asylum-Frsncis O. Sessions,
Republican, franklin county, one year; Wells s.
Jones, Republican, Pike county two years; Jas.
Watson, Democrat Franklin county, three years;
John A. Parrison, Democrat, Highland county,
four years. and Augustus H. More, Republican,
Of Erie county, FIVE years.
Reform Farm at Lsncaster-John B. Martin,
Republican, Fairfield county, one year; John
Hunter, Republican, Stark county, two years.
Louis Miller, Democrat, Summit county, three
years. Henry ]. Reinmsn, Democrat Fairfield
county, four years, and George W, Gardner, Re.
publican, Cuyahoga, FIVE years.
Columbus Insane Asylum-Jofeph L. secor,Re.
publican, Lucas county, one year; B. L. Butts,
Republican, Franklin,county, two years; George
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-04-22
PISTOLS AND BEER.

Clyde, April 1S.-Lasl night about o'clock
Henry Clark, q cOlored laborer was shot BY Geo,
Ramsey, lad about 10 years old, in Piper Il
Wells's sROon the same room where two other
inSt above the collar bone, the ball taking a
downward course, and OF this time McGrifan, the
attending physician, says he must die. Ramsey
is wild, reckless young man, but Is not consider.
ed vicious. He was quarreling with two young
men from the country, and Clark stepped up to
quiet the row, when Ramsey put his left hand on
Olarks breast to push him away. At that instant
the revolver he held in his left hand went of, the
ball passing through his Ramseys) left nand into
Clarks breast. No arrests have been made vel, as
Clark says he and Ramsey were not quarreling,
and that Ramsey's shooting him was accidental.
The people hereabouts are wondering how many
tragedies are required to be enacted In one place
before the town authorities wake up to the fact
that the place should be closed up as a nuisance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-04-22
EXODUS TESTIMONY.

Washington April 1e-Before the Exodus InveS
t,gating Committee to-day DR.. F NJ, stringheld, o
Topeka, Kansas testified that the Kansas Freed
mems Relief Association was managed and con
trolled from the very start by Republican Office
holders and politicians, and that Governor 9ain
Johns interest In it was owing to the fact that Il
white immigration TO that State, which wal
largely anh.Republican, was not checked OF
neutraliEed by negro emigrants, his chances fol
reelection would be very alim.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-04-22
DEMOCRATIC SITUATION IN NEW
YORK.

Albany, N. Y, April 16.-The Argus tomorrow
viii contain the following: "out Of a total
membership Of Ss4 delegates to the Democratic
we are now advised Of the election Of 26O. Of
this number 200 are Tilden men, 40 anti. .Tilden,
and 20 doubtful or preferences unknown"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-04-22

The loss by this terrible calamity is estimated
at from S35O000 to 100000, Every business house
in the place is in ruins and stocks all destroyed
except two. Ofthe 800 inhabitants OF Marsh6ed
who yesterday had happy, comfortable homes,
seven -eighths are without houses, clothing, food
or means to procure them,
The destitution and suffering is terrible. A
great many bodies are lying In the Court House.
OF the total number killed, which is not far short
of one hundre not more than dozen have been
buried, Nothing like a complete list Of the
killed or wounded can be obtained tonight.
Marshheld is the county seat Of Webster county,
2l5 miles from st. Louis, and situated ON a
plateau Of the Ozark Mountains, but is not Of
great altitude or particularly exposed,
OTHER POINTS,
At Grays Creek four miles from Jefferson City,
seven houses were demolished and several OF
the inmates injured. A log house was blown in.
to deep cut on the Missouri Pacific Railroad at
this point and passenger train from the West
ran into it, ditChing the engine and severely
wOunding the engineer. James MCCourt and Jas.
Murphy, the fireman.
A special from Fulton Galloway county, to the
Republican says that a terrible storm passed
through that county last night, doing an im.
mense amount OF damage to farm property be,
sides destroying number of houses. At New
Bloomfield Mrs, Martz was killed by a falling
X
Another special to the same paper, from Calf
fOrnia, says: A terrific storm visited the south.
ern part of this (Monite) county last night doing
great injury to property and killing and wound
ing number Oi persons The storm first struck
the little town OF Barrettsville destroying almost
every house In the place, then passed down the
valley toward the North MOrean, demolishing
nearly every building in It's track The follow.
ing is partial list of those killed: A. G.. Camp.
bell, the two children Of Henry MCKn Reu.
ben Routen, Mrs. SChaffer, the two children OF
Cordian Green, son Of George HarteTs and Jack
Wilson. Several others were killed; but their
names were not HSCeTtained, Between 20 and 80
wounded, but names not reported
THE STORM IN KANSAS.
Lawrence, Kansas, April 19-On Sunday morn
ing at O'Clock the worst wind storm ever known
In this section broke upon the city. The anon
etor at the State University shows that from 1880
to o'clock, wind attained the velocity of eighty
miles an hour the highest ever registered here
The roof Of the south wing of the University
building was damaged to the amount of $3.50. A
large number of buildings about the city were
unTOOfed and blown over and Chlmneys demOl-
ished and the storm assumed some of the iea
lures of a tornado. Both east and south Of this
point the storm was more severe,
GALE IN CANADA
London, Ont, April ia terrific gale passed
over this city this afternoon, doing considerable
damage. A large portion of zinc roofing Of the
Tecumseh house was torn off and dropped into the
street, breaking down the telegraph wires
Planks were blown against the Grigg House,
smashing large quantity OF glass Several
guests had narrow escapes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-30
A brilliant Diamond Robber

London Iu'eBInph'
One oi the rlcverest diamond rubb,r.
les Oi modern times Is rcp0rtcd IN u tone
oi odd comphcency hy the leading
Journals oi st. Petersburg. About
i1rtngAt ago handsome cquipagc
drew up at the door of the FIRST cweler
in the Russian capital. Alehting from
the carriage an elegantly dressed and re-
markably pretty young lady entered the
shop and requested that some parurcs
oi hrlllantS might ho shown Ia hGL
Several costly sets were forthwith sub-
mittcd Tor inspection, and, alter sOmr
hesitation, she selected rivlrrr and
pendant valued at l0.0O rubirs, aud,
stating that she was the wife oi aa cml-
neut mal.dQCtOr, whose name rs u
household worl IN 81. PetersbUrL, ~,
aucsted the proprietor 81 the establish
mcnt To- accompany her home with the
irNcls, IN onlcr TO settle finally with her
husband about tho price. The icwclcr
packed up his diamonds and got into the
carriage with his lair customer Pres
entity they arrived at large house, and
were received at the port, cOchcrc by a
Suisse in splendid livery, who conduct
cd them up brilliantly lighted stair
case into u riChly-inrnished drawing
ruom, ia which the lady begged her
ompanion % takca seat. aud, jewel
case in hand proceeded to summon
"hcr husband. Entering the doctors
cuhsnltation .ruom ia al apparent state
Of uncomfortable agitation, she inform
al the latter that she had brought her
unfortunate spouse to visit him, in the
hope that lac would undertake 10 cure
him II the strange mOnonamh under
Which lac hal labored for some time
past. "My afflicted husband, F" she said.
'is q wealthy landed proprietor from
A., ia the Government OF Minsk
tie II quiet and harmless, but has
diamonds on the brain He viii talk of
nothing else. poor fellow viii you see
him. ! have left him in your drawing
roon and am much too neryous 10 be
/ present while you diagnose his case.
Might ], therefore, ask you 81 accom-
papy me 10 my carriage bciore you 90
a. him1 II will Ia such roiiei 10 me
90 leave him in your care Her inge-
nious device was crowned with complete
, success She drove or with the III
amonds, an interview between the
peytor and the jcweler hilly confirmed
her statement with respect 10 the latters
allegyd monomania, and Resulted In his
being placed under bodily restraint,
from which hc Vas only rescued three
days later by onc Of his partners, Who
succeeded. with the assistance Oi tn.
police. In tracking him 10 Dr. N-fs re
uOsned private lunatic asylum. No
trace haas yet been discovered Of the gift
ed lady who accomplished this, in every
sense Of the word, brilliant coup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-30
EXTRAORDINARY SCENE
On New York StOcl, Exchange.
Nn,Y HnRR- IlnnaIY 2A--Ihe Stock

NGN lNhNH hahh" Nv ''''"
Exchange ia the early hours Was scene
Ui great excitement, aud the subject ol
It was Central Pacific slpCk. Yesterday
public nuticc VAS givrn by COMMITS
tee ui the syndicate, which bought 1N,-
OOO shares ui Central Pacific, with the
privilege ul iO,WO mnfc, that the SaIur
would be psbuely sobi IN the ordinary
way At the opening OF the Stock fN-
change this morning.
Tho EJruttg Iosi SAYS the svudlCate
employed live brokers, giving zach an
order tu sell 10000 shares on IA scale ola
fraction from eighty up 10 cighty.iiyc.
As 4, on aS the hummer oi the presiding
oil ,rr dropped at 10 o'clock aud busi-
uc-s WAS formally opened, there Was
Slch rush for Central Pacific ~ might
have led the spectators To- believe some
one IN the crowd waS throwing about
iiyc-carat diamonds hy the handful
The brokers had their coats torn aud
were in danger ul having their homes
broken ln Tact, thu tumult was extra,
ordinary, even Tor the Stock Exchange,
where excitement II the rule. The lint
sale WAS at 81 !, there was then Il rapid
advance tu 81 inside ul the ilrst fifteen
minutes This Was followed by decline
To- SIi, and at 1920, with preferred at
81, the five brokers haI each executed
his order, and the lilty thousand had
been disposed oi.
The committee had refused private
bids nr u large amount Of stock, and aa
one ul the purposes oi the sale 10y Mr.
Huntington Was to popularilr the stock
IN his market. II was thought best To-
put everyone seeking 10 buy on the
same footing, therefore the stock VAS
put openly on the market, The crowd
which surgcd around the srllers Mas 50
thick anil so e.gTr that tho pres
sure Wps really dangerous, One man
was observed viih his solar ripped oil.
The wild confusion which prevailed has
rarely byvu eqaaliedl ip the stormy
annals ~ tie fAthnugeS 4'iC average
price was 81 and Il fraction. The syudi-
cate would layc bceu content, It Is
understood, ii au average Of & bal been
obtained. The. whole Transaction ls
unique IN the history VI the stock mar
krt. aud it7 S,Iecrssiul result is the gen
rral topic Of conyefsallon in Wall lstrcct.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-30
THE ALLEGED MASONIC
EMBIEMS
Found In the Foundation Of
Clcopatra's Neddle at Alexan-
a -

Gable Dispatch 10 the New York Herald,
First, Mason's square Of red syenite
granite, Tie long section being ieet Il
inches long. II inches broad, % inches
thick, and the short section measuring
from the outer anglo ieet inches by
70 inches. The Mason's square in near
the northeasterly corner OF the founda-
tions, parallel with the easterly side Of
the foundations. Second, pure white
stone, representing an apron, and situa-
ted under the end OF the short section.
Third, under the apron perfect altar oi
granite. Fourth, toward the corner Of
the foundations opposite the angle OF
the Mason's square, that is, toward the
souiheasterly corner OF the foundations
is red granite rough altar. Filthy,
between these two altars Mason \
spoon-shapcd iron trowel Of ordinary
size totally oxydized in all i've emblens,
each in its proper position. They rest
on foundation OF yellowish drab lime
stone. Surrounding tho foundations on
all sides aud forming part oi II are three
steps, all oisione. The foundation to-
yether with steps were bound firmly to-
gclher and well preserved in iron cascd
in lead Other stones in the foundation
bear curious marks aud cuttings not hi
eroglyphcs which may be Masonic, but
none here are able 10 decide All the
stones in the foundation will be replaced
in New York exactly as they were dis
covered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-30

aud her bank notes being legal tender,
France had, May, 1873. Sii0,ilS.OOO in
bank notes, 81, $50 ,OOO,O 900 in gold aud
II, ,057, ,0OO, 900 in silver, u total Of -, l7I,-
600 900, and yet the population Of France
IL considerably less than that OF the
United States, Germany has circula
ton oi coin and notes OF SlImO,OOO
aud England a coin aud paper circula-
lion OF S7S7 $50, ,OO0 The United States,
with a larger population than either, has
a paper, gold and silver circulation uf
-. 900 OOO,OOO Take from that s2iD, ,OOO.-
OOO. in coin, held by Mr.. sherman Tor
resumption purposes apd ihcE amount
held by the banks as a reserve iund and
YOU do not have, said the senator, an
actual circulation of over S6jO, 100000.
II the Bayard resolution becomes u law
il would drive uul oi circulation $50
OUO. .OO legal tenders. hc said, which
would make our circulation iall below
500, ,0El0OO, which is, "a ! stated, less
than that OF any other civilized nation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-30
GERM NY
The Church Question

bMboS, Jannary "a Berlin dis.
patch says the budget ol the Ministry ol
Public Worship will come up Tor dis
cuasion ueXt week IN the PIussian Diet.
II is generally believed that Bismarck
viii take this opportunity OF giving ox.
plantations upon the Church question.
The negotiations with the Vatican have
arrived at such critical point that
the help oi the Diet must bc called IN.
The news that concordat will shortly
hr concluded is Judged here 10 bc false.
There is, however no doubt that the
Minister oi Public Worship Will soon
law before the lrusslan Diet bills
amending the May laws, but 1t ~ thought
that no question OF restoring 10 the
church her foreign independence will be
Iliypl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-30
hended Transportation pnl.
The RAl,ixin Murdar.

ClS,iNSArI, January 2g-The grand
Jury is taking testimony IN regAnl Ia the
iaurdrr ol Harry BALDWIN, the principal
point being the testimony at rdlcr
SchNab Hamilton, 10 the effect that he
met Baldwin. SchalteT, Hahn and oIllcrs
on the SATURDAY alteTnVoa teioe the
muricr Al TIE testiraony prteling
this showed that BALDWIN WAS not in
the city on that afternoon, aud this sVi~
dence is startling. Hamilton referred to
SnelbakeT as knowing that Baldwin Sas
there, but in answer TO Telegram sent
to-day, Snelbakrr says he has no knoNl,
e,lge ui Baldwin bciny at the Opera
Hans., ON khnt ssllsrnooa. q - 81
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-30
Making Iron with Petroleum as Fuel

TrusvIIIE Pa, January ga par.
~ oi capitalists from New York, Phila-
dclphia and Wilmington, accompanied
by the eminent mctallurgiEts, Prof, Ray
mond, OF New York, aud Prof, Brooks,
Of lendvlilc, Col. visited this city yes
terlay 10 inspect the Evans Iron Works,
where the experiments ol making iron
with pctIolcun ~ fuel have been per
fcctcd The works have only been in
operation few months, making about
forty 10 lilty tons OF blooms per day.
The orders now on hand il would rc-
quirc two years 90 ILL., The gentlemen
all seemed satisfied with the new pro-
ccss, aud no doubt is ieli here that the
works will ho speedily enlarged to AL
immense capacity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-30
sENAroR HEREFoap.s aEAsoss
For Opposing the Bsyard Resolution.
MAsitINurON, January @yth.

For Opposing the BSyard Resolution.
MAsuISUToS, January @yih,
special Dispatch to The Register
asked Scnotor Hereford what he
thought oi Bayanrs financial rvSglu.
tion, nov under consideration in the
Senate, and he said II ann opposed t.
Il for many reasons; principally because
il will reduce our circulating medium
Tar below that Of any Of the other ciyi-
liEed nations" As shown by the re-
port OF Secretary Evarts on the state ol
European labor IN 1875, Belgium, he
stated, had in circulation At the close OF
1871 SSo.OOOyOOO-her bank note
circulation being Sl2 per heal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-30
Not Much Pot Boiler. {"

81, Louis Globe.
VIII l.. Marble, u ~ Louis artist, has
applied for divorce lrOm his vile. One
ol his grievances is that she sent a
broken Trying pan to an art show, where
some Of lis pictures were on exhibition,
with request that the hanging commit
tee would give ita position, as "an ex.
ample oi the way in which The talented
Mr.. Marple provided for his iamily'u
ncCeSsities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-30
IRELAND
Mansion House Relief Fund Fire.

DrmiN, January ~. The total sub
acriplions TO the Mansion House lnnd
are E2gOO0 Forty.ninc grants amount
ing 10 GLSOO, were made to-day. The
distress is un an increase. \ dcpula.
tiun from Liverpool is here to advise on
the best means the distributing lund or
ganizrd there.
Fire broke out in huscuit factory,
tonight, aud is raging violently, The
flames are spreading rapidly, anl the
damage already reaches cjO0OO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-30
INGEkSOLI..
Ills Lecture ON Paine.

CmcAuo. III, January ~. The new
Mission Hall Was crowded to lis utmost
capacity, tonight. the audience having
asscmblcd to hear Col. X q. lngersoll
lecture on Thomas Paine, his life aud
services 10 this country" lie touched
briefly on the theological side Of Paine's
character aud dwclt Tor nearly two hours
on his distinguished ability aud patriot
ism, an displayed during our troubles
with France. The proceeds Of the lee
tnre, which are 10 be applied to u monu.
ment to Paine, was abgut II 800, besides
which u subscription was taken Tor the
same object. The monument will bo
placed in one Of the parks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

- a.. -, -. a, ,,1-..,-
Ih0 hu,osioS Oh '"0 i'A'o o. N''""'''''
"P'''"' 10 Tue "'S',.' o
NAsilIH"InS' JAM ~
There u good deal OF contnent on
the eulOgies delivered in the Senate on
a., late s.natnr lrom Nichiyun. and
-. a., Ill. HI,
'''' WY 'N'
character oI senator feiiy SP'''"'
The universal verdict /, that Bayarl and
Blsine mad, the speeches of the dav,
IL ,h., AL tta,,,I;, and Authouv.
"''' '""' '''''''' 1'''''" - "',' = -.
S'""'h s""' "'n'' anu ''''' ~
ting politics. Don Cameron read bricl
sprcrh. but was AS shaky Gs Bob Acres,
,,,t s,,T.,.I ~ n,nrl, ;n its delivery n.
hr' 'oHAihs "conie" '" "" ~ '"H
iOrced to listen 10 the elegant speech ul
his rival Mr. Blaine. Some one "a the
gallery sand the New York senator Was
In great physical pain, but hc Was not.
He Wis only thinking.
TLr snre,;hes In the House were IN
the main after the usual iashiuu, cA-
cent that one ofthe Michigan mcn,bcrs
claimed that MIR. Chandler caused the
rrnoyal of Mcclellan from the com
mand oi tho army Tor iuCumprtcucy and
rau.cd Iitz John Porter To- br dl-uliSscd
inr treason.
Per,onal news lteuA
Nr Thnrn,n vas NOT iu IA, Senate
wLrn Raya,J snokr' nor MAS Lo pr,srnt
when ihr Chandler rulogies were de
IyrrrJ
Tbc,,, vs, ,I,.,pno;ntment in the rnl.
L.,;rs hrn S,nntnr CnukIinp did moi
- ,.s,crlav,
ImI,n E,ann,n ofW..t Viryinin. wns
-, u'o IT,,';i"i Ia
~ Snn,,"l s',o i0, - 81 EIo,id, who IL ap
t.;,l','a,, ~, L;,,L hcId a n,,,,,nv Inst
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-30
Bale OF Leather.

Wm. Reed, Esq last Saturday sold to
Mr. Buart, Of Warrington, West Va,
over 81, 800 worth oi leather from his
lanyard here. This IL perhaps the
largest sale OF leather ever made by
Barncsyillc house, aud leaves the tan.
yard stripped. Mr., Reed is talking oi
selling the property and di'conlinulng
that branch OF his business As II is the
only lanyard in the place, ii would
Rceln 10 he q valuable Property.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-30
WHITES W.. BLACKS.
End Of the Trouble In Shcnan-
dOnh County, Va.

RlcuMoSp. January N.--GOyernor
Halliday this afternoon received tolo-
gram from the scene ul lhn trouble be-
tween the whites and blacks in Shenan-
dOnh county, stating that everything
was quiet, excitement subsidlng, and
that the military companies had 10.
turned 10 their homes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-30
HOUSE.

Mr.. Knott, chairman ul the Commit
tee ON Judiciary, reported back tht blii
Tor the rclirt ol owners aud purchasers
oi lands sold Tor direct taxes ia inslprcc'
tlnnary States Referred b. the CUm-
miltcc OF the Whole. !
Mr.. New, from the same committee,
reported back the bill amending SECTION
40 ol the revised statutes 80 as to pro
vide that when a State contains moro
than one district OF division, every suit
not ui Il local nature in the Circuit or
District Courts thereof against single
defendant must be- brought in tht dc,
vision whetc he rrsides; but II there are
tso OF more defendants rcsidingin dll-
iefcnt districts Il NAV b. brought IN
either tliIslon, anl atluplicata wfitmay
lie iSsne,IayainBtthe dufepdmt directed
| 70 tue marshal q tho dtljeg dvisipl In
all cases oi removal Of suits from State
To United States Court such removal
shall be- to the United States Courts
held ia the division IN which the state
courts are held. Passed.
Mr.. Warner, from the Committee on
Coinage. Weights and Measures, report.
cd back. with the amendments, the bill
tu stop paper imitation, aud providing
for the needed increase IN the volume
ui the currency by. the lTyQ coinage 81
gold aud silver and the issue ol gold aud
Silver rrtuRcatea Orlertf printed aud
rcyommlttcd.
The regular order being demanded
ounsidaalion VAS Tcsumrl OF The bill
declaring all public roads aud highway
post rontcs The pfrviohs question wRs
seconded aud the bill passed yeas, l3i ,
NAYS, ~.
Mr. Herbert, from tho C0mmlltce ON
judiciary, reported bill prostding that
no person shall serve as petit Juror 10
any United States Court more than
three weeks during any one wear.
Pending action un the bill the nlorning
hour eSPind, .-5aills . .la 49,,
4 Joint resolution approPriatlng SO
NO iur thc purpose OF enabling lhc
United states fish commissioner 10 rep
resent the United States AZ tbs Inter.
iI.iiaIml Eishcry, At Berlin, IN April
n,,Nt' was reported HON The C0inniilce
on Foreign AlIairs, aud objected to by
Mr. Mcmillan.
Tue HQpse then Fept 'nt4 Cpnpi'icc
oithe Wade on espsen oiihs rsacs.
Without coming To a vote the com
! III ttcC rusc.
Mr.. Converse submitted the coniur'
cncc rrport on prgplllg lor ClIgpn and
District Courts atCoiunbps, O.4ts
Mr. Garfield demanded the yeas AMI
NAYS on the adoption OF the report,
pending which the House adjourned,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-30
Sherman In Ohio

Cincinnati Enquirer
The protest among the Republicans oi
Ohio against the nomination Of John
Sherman for the Presidency Is daily be-
coming more apparent IL Is - plain
aud ~ considerable that the nomination
Of John sherman is almost prevented In
advance by the temper ol the Republi-
cans oI his own State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-30
Mysterious Disappoarsnoe.

Bosrox, January ~. The disappear
ance Of Dr. s. Dana HAYS. State Assay
cr, is announced. IL is SAID that alter
settling up all matters Of business on thc
10Th inst he left this part u the coun-
Try, leaving u letter stating that he
should not return. His business was in
a very prosperous condition. The cause
Of his Disappearance is said to bo domes-
uC trouble