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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-19
HAYDEN MURDER TRIAL
Waiting for the Verdict.

New HAVEN, January 17.-At 10
O'Clock tonight, the court in the Hayden
case received communication from the
jury, the purport OF which was not made
known, but the court at once ordered
the courtroom cleared, that the jury,
already tired out, might retire for the
night. They will remain locked up over
Sunday and the prospect is that no one
will be admitted to the courtroom on
Sunday, and it is certain no verdict will
be rendered, at least, until Monday. II
is evident that had the jury been evenly
divided they would have reported the
disagreement before, and there is the
best of reasons for the belief entertained
by the friends of Hayden that they
stand either 8 to 3 or 10 TO 9 in favor OF
aequittsl. Several jurors have occupied
the time during the day and evening in
gazing out OF the windows, paying no at
tention to any discussion that may have
been going on. The long delay is wear
ing on the prisoner and his friends and
he manifested much nervousness while
at supper tonight. He and his wife
remained in the sheritFs office until the
adjournment OF the court, when he was
taken to the jail. In the morning Hayden
seemed to enjoy cigar as usual.
Waller, OF the counsel for the State, says
at least one Juror expressed his belief
In Hayden's Innocence while the trial
was IN progress. Harrison, also counsel
for the State, says lvo Jurors have done
so and that Mrs Hayden has
stopped frequently at the house of
Juror Meaney. There was q large crowd
at Madison last evening expecting
Hayden home free man. Theyha fixed
up the church where he use to preach,
and seats were served for those who
were to hear him preach on Sunday.
The residence OF Hayden was also pre-
pared, and arrangements were made for
an oyster supper in his honor. Hayden
sent word that they had better wait un'
til Sunday week.
NRw HAVEN, January l7.-Court ad-
ourned to . o'clock A. NJ. Mon day.
Mattresses, blankets and pillows were
furnished the jury tonight. Counsel
for the defense is certain that il YER
diet is rendered there will be all ac-
qulttal. 1t is probable that the jury will
remain out several days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-19
BESTIALITY OF A FATHER.
The Community Justly Indig.
nant.

Randolph Enterprise
We have received reliable information
to the effect that man named SAKE,
who lives on the waters OF Middle Fork
Upshur county, seduced his own daugh.
ter, q girl OF about thirteen years OF age.
Her condition was discovered q short
time since by her mother, and upon be-
ing pressed ~ To who had accomplished
her ruin, she disclosed the startling fact
that il was her father. The neighbOrs
hearing OF the matter, got together for
the purpose of having an interesting In
tsrview with the monster, when IN some
manner he learned OF their intentions
and left the country before they could
get him. While law and order should
always prevail, the sooner such brutes
are hanged the better II is Tor the CON-
muDity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-19
A CHEAT MOUNTAIN sENSA-
TION.
A Virginia Murderer and HIS
Brother Fleeing from Justice.
Correspondence of the Register.

Correspondence Of tho Register.
ST. GEORGE, w. Va, Jan. 10, 1880.
On last Sunday morning two strange
horsemen reined up at the door OF man
named Pritt, living on Cheat Mountain,
AMI asked for breakfast. Mr.. Pitt at
first refused, but his visitors insisted 30
strenuously and threatingly that finally
he allowed them to enter and
partake OF the family meal.
lie however regarded the strangers
with suspicion, and quietly sent a boy
to Justice of the Peace, Squire Hutton.
in the neighborhoOd. He thought the
description of the men correspondent
with that of two horse thieves from Nlr-
ginia whom he had been cautioned to
look out for, and started TO investigate
the case. For some reason, however,
the men became alarmed and left. Upon
the arrival OF the Squire two young
men who were passing on their way to
church were started in pursuit to cate
chise the strangers as To their destina-
ton and business, and soon succeeded
in oyertaking them. They hardly did
so, however, until a party OF men on
their way to church were observed ahead
OF them coming out OF a side road
This thoroughly alarmed the sus.
pected men, and they turned horse and
fled. Squire Hutton and neighbOr
met them, but they refused to stop, and
being hotly pursued, drew revolvers,
deserted their horses and took to the
woods.
The next day two officers arrived, hav-
ing traced the men from Nelson county,
Virginia, where, it is alleged they are
wanted on charge OF murder. The
other is supposed by the pursuers to he
a brother OF the alleged murderer, from
the description given. The fugitives
will no doubt be arrested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-19
CruAltY 70 Children

New YORK, January 1.-THE agents
OF the society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty TO Children brought into the
Supreme Court to-day all the children
in the shepherds fold, twenty-five in
number, charging the fold with stary-
ing and neglecting the hapless little ones.
Pending the investigation, tbs children
were committed to the care OF the so-
ciety. One child is said TO have been
in the hospital because OF q lack OF nour-
ishment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-19
Suicide.
Wife Murderer Convicted.

CINcINNATI, January lS.-A special to
the Commercial says that John Dyer,
who has been on trial for the past two
weeks at Albion, DeKalb county, Ind.
for the murder Of his wife, was found
guilty at midnight last night, and sen
fenced to imprisonment for life. Dyer
was farmer, and lived four miles from
Kendallville. His second wife died sud
denly in January last, about two months
after marriage. The body was exhumed,
and strychnine was found in the sto'
mach. Dyer fed, and was, after sew
eral months, al rested in Wisconsin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-19
DAYTON Policeman Murdered.

CINCINNATI. January IA Tmr'
special from Dayton says that Officer
Lee Lyman was shot and killed, shorty
after midnight this morning. by John
Francis. Francis had been arrested
during TO day Dy Lyman, for carrying
concealed weapons, but none being
found on him, he Was released. lie fol-
lowed Lyman into q saloon, and, withou,
warning, drew q revolver and fired, kill
ing Lyman instantly. Francis isa Young
man 90 years old. He gave himself up
10 the officers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-19
cirou. Proprietor Fatally Injured.

MILWAUKEE, January ls.-A Jones'
vile special to the Sniinei says: Burr
Robbins, a well known circus proprie-
tor, was fatally injured this evening,
and death is expected to ensue before
morning Robbins was IN his little
steamer on Rock river running, rapidly,
when his heal came in contact with the
bridge, literally crushing the front OF
the skull and brerking the jaw. While
the doctors dressed the wounds, Robbins
dictated aud signed his will. The acci.
dent was a shock TO the community, oi
which Robbins il a respected citizen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-19
OHIO ESTATE CAPITAL NOTES
Belmont County Personal Mat
ters.
COLUMBUS, o., January Is, 1880.

COLUMBUS, o., January Is, 1850.
Correspondence of the Register.
On next Tuesday afternoon an im-
portant meeting is To he held In this
city, being a conference Of the intirmary
officials in the State. Seventy-eight
counties have notified the Secretary OF
the Board OF State Charities that they
will be represented. The conference,
after organizing, will be addressed by
Governor Foster, to which the President
will respond. A number OF interesting
addresses are on the programme, among
them one be DIR. A. ii. Hewetson, OF st.
Clairsville, physician of the Belmont
County Poor House, on ''The Dietary OF
Infrmaries." DIR. Hewetson is
the gentleman whose description
of Royal Cowles's case secured
the Identification ::of that gentleman.
Capt. Alexis Cope, OF st. Clairsville,
Chief Clerk in the Secretary OF States
office, accompanied by his wife, left Fri
day evening for visit to the father OF
w. ID. Howells, editor of the AtdRtic
Monthly. Mr.. Howells, Sr., lives at JEFF
-farssn,l and 10 editor OF --ths Asttabul
Ssntinei. Capt Cope Is looming up as
a candidate for Secretary OF State on the
Republican ticket next fall. Candor
compels me to say that he would make
good one.
Ross A. Junkins, of Bridgeport, whose
arrest here for forgery was noted in Sat
urday's REGISTER, was released at the
preliminary examination, the girl who
caused his arrest saying that he was not
the man. BELMONT Boy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-19

The Elmira GdsCne gives this code OF
bat Irritation signals: Wearing the hat
squarely on head love you madly;
tipping il over the right ear-my little
brother has the measles; wearing II on
the back of the head-ta, IA; awfully aw-
full; taking it of and brushing il the
wrong way-my heart is busted holding
il out in the right hand-lend me a
quarter; throwing il at poilcenan-l
love your sister; using il as q fan--come
and play with my amt; carrying Q
brick in it-your cruelty 10 killing me;
kicking il across the street, am eneag-
ed; putting il on the ground and sitting
on it-farewell forever.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-19
Chinese Immigration.
GAS EXPLOSION.
Two Men Killed and Eight
Injured.

NKw YoRK, January 1.-THE explo-
sion yesterday on the steamer Greece as
she lay in her dock at Hoboken, 10 sup
posed 10 have been caused by the ignlt-
ing OF coal gas when the matches were
opened, killed two longshoremen and
wounded a custom house officer and
several sailors and longsh0remcn,
making eight In all.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-19
PORK PACKING.
Business at Principal Points
During the Past Season.

CHICAGO, January IA prominent
commission firm here has issued a cir
cular, the facts in which, they say, have
been carefully collected, showing the
total packing of the six principal points
during the past season to be TO 100 hogs
short to date, and estimating the total
shortage in the whole country at 1000,
600 in number and 10 pounds per hog
in weight. They also report deficiency
in the available supply of meats and
lard, the deficiency being 2,00O, 200
pounds OF meats and 250,0o tierces OF
lard compared with the same date OF last
season.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-19
uIron Workers Wages Advanced.

MILWAUKEE, January lS.-The COM
mittee of ,workingmen at the Bay
View rolling mills had conference
with managers and bosses as to the
wages for the ensuing year, which were
fixed at the rate of S47 per ton, an ad-
vance of "a per cent. on the rates OF last
year. This amicable settlement re-
moves all danger of the threatened
strike, and the men resume work to-
morrow
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-19
Order of Bnai Birth.

st. LOUIS, January ls.-District
Grand Lodge No. 2, Independent Order
OF Bnai Birth, or Sons of the Covenant,
convened here to-day, with large num-
Der of delegates from Ohio, Kentucky,
Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas and
Colorado. The reports OF the officers
show the order to be in prosperous
condition, and having $4,000 in the
widows and orphans funds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-19
Lived Thirty Days Without Food or
Drink.

CINCINNATI, January lS.-Mrs. Mar
garet Tumy, aged 20 years, died at her
residence, on Walnut Hill, in this city,
after having been for thirty days with
out food or drink. She had been a
sufferer for years from chronic dyspepsia
and recently became victim OF hallucina'
tons. A month ago she refused to take
food, saying she had no stomach, and
the utmost efforts OF her physicians and
friends have been unavailing 10 change
her purpose. The case attracted the
attention of physicians. Her last words
were Bread, bread, bread"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-19

by telegraph. The companies were
the Portland Montgomery Guards and
Mechanic Blues, and the Bedford Light
Infantry. As far as learned, no response
was made to the order by the command
ers of the respective Companies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-19
Not Guilty.

PoRr CLINTON, o., January 1.-The
jury in the Hennessy murder case re-
turned verdict of not guilty, acquitting
Hennessy on the ground OF insanity.
The murder was committed in July last.
Hennessy shot dead Edward Welch, his
hired man, for aIledged improper inti-
macy with the formers wife.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-19
Heavy Purchase of Leadville Mining
Property.

ST. LOUIS, January lS,-A dispatch
from Leadville, Col, says that party OF
western capitalists headed by Col. ID. L.
Dyer, of st. Louis, purchased yesterday
the Glass, the Pendary and Rough and
Ready No. = mines, three OF the richest
deposits yet developed in that region, for
five million dollars. THIS is the largest
sale oi mining property yet made in
LealYille.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-19
MeRro LynchNd.

ATLANTA. GA, January IL. - Nat
smith, a negro confined in the jail o;
Jonesboro Tor an attempt at rape, was
taken out by unknown men, carried i've
miles and hanged. When found he hsd
a gun shot wound through the breast,
apparently made after being hanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-19
FOREIGN.
IRELAN d
Died of Starvation.

DUBLIN, January IA woman has
died OF starvation in Kilkenny. There
is large influx to Kilkenny OF tramps
from the distressed districts, and in con-
sequence of the Insutticiency OF police,
numerous burglaries are committed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-19
The Railroad.
Wftxsi Democrat

The Wheeling and ParkessbuY rail-
way, that % recently gave Indications
Of approsching dissolution, has con-
yalesced and IL now iu fair way 70
recover. As the matter stands. ONO
and Wood on the TANKS and Wetzsl -
the center, osght 10 10 able 70 maintain
.shs line unbroken. Pisasants also, 70
ehouins some signs Of life Tyies Y
p deaf aad dumb 2 al entrsssy. ssd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-19
Hixh Death Rate in pesdxood

DEaDwooD, January ls-Twenty-siK
deaths occurred this month in this city
and neighboring camps, twenty-iour Of
which were caused bv the prevailing
throat and lung epidemic. Nine OF this
number were children under ten years
Of age. With q population less than
1000 this death rate Is very high. f.
weather il uniayorable. rs.lt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-19
Disd of 8vdrophob.a

wILMSoroS, DrL, January IL
Richard q. Alexander, Of Delaware City,
New Castle county, Was bitten by dog
six weeks sgo and died OF hydrophobia
in great agony last night after an illness
OF FIVE days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-19
Washington County w ooL

Washington Observer
Last week three cars OF wool were
shipped east from Washington over the
CHARTERS road One hundred and
torty-seven cars have gone hon Wash
ington since the beginning Of the WOOL
season last spring, the cars containing
an average Of SIC, 900 pounds
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money at 4 to 5 Per Cent-Govsrnments
Strong and Higher-fIour Dull
Wheat Unsettled but Higher
Hogs Dull.
FIN AhCE.
HA- vA~k

New York.
XIV YoRr, January F.-MoNsv-
At +(S5 per cent, closing AT 5 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper S96 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm at +S2t: sight
exchange on New York +Stt.
SiLvER-At London az 5-l6d; bar sil-
YER here ll3i; subsidiary silver COIN
l(9l per cent. discount.
GovxRNAxSrs-Strong and generally .
shade higher.
U. l. Coupons (lssll
New New rHSrsnd one Ssih
Pacific Skies of
RAILROAD BoNps-Stnng and higher.
STATE BoNps-Nominal.
SroCKs--The market Wa irregular
throughout the day. Louisville and
Nashville advanced from SS Ia l0i aud
Kansas Pacific from y9l to l06 and the
former reacted to los and the latter Ia
l0Sl, at the close. The general list de.
clined !@2! per cent. In early
dealings, but subsequently q strong tone
set in and there Was an advance VI Ia
} per cent. In ST. Paul and sioux CITY,
Western Union, Kansas and Texas,
Nashville, Chattanooga, St. Louis and
Union Pacific there Was u leading up
warl movement. At the close there WAS
a fractional reaction. Central Pacific
stock quiesccnt for many years, was bill
up from Is To ST, but without any sales.
The transactions on the Stock EA.
change aggregated $4,000 shares, oi
which 1900 were Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph, 900 Canada Southern, l2,0N
Central Arizona, 5000 Chesapeake and
Ohio, 200 g., &. K |. g., 5000 Della.
ware, I.ackawanna and Western. 90
Erie, 1900 Hannibal and ~. Joseph,
!, 400 Houston and Texas, 100 Indiana.
polls, Cincinnati and Lafayette, 1000
Iron Mountain, 1000 Illinois Central,
$500 Kansas Pacific, IL 900 Kansas and
Texas, 10000 Lake shore. 100 Lake
Erie and Western. 1000 Louisville and
Nashville, 800 Marietta and Cincinnati
first preferred, 500 Michigan Central,
800 Mobile and Ohio, 1900 North
western, 200 New Jersey Central, 100
Nortn4rn Pacific, 800 Ohio and Mir
sissippi, 5000 Pacific Mail, 1000 Quick.
silver, 3,2on Reading, $500 II. Paul, 800
1t. Louis an6 San Francisco, 100 ~.
Paul ani Stony City, l0m Union
Pacific. 2l,OO0 Wabash Pacific, 1900
Western Union and I 100 Pittsburgh,
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pRODUCL.
n sv YorR.

NEw YoRE. January l7.-Cotion-
Quiet at l2i9l2.c. Flour-Dull and
nominal; little more doing for exports,
receipts 1900 barrels; superiine west
ern 81 SO@5 30; common to yood
IS 40taD5 30; good 10 choice s. sOg
4 25; white wheat extra 81 2bCaG -,
extra Ohio s. 70; st. Louis 81 6jtsS ~.
Minnesota patent process 81 0Oay ~.
Wheat-Stsady; receipts II 900 bushels
No. 3 spring 81 rs nngraded spring
81 "a; ungradeh red 81 ilC9l 10; Kan.
sas No. 3 red 81 q; No. rcd 81 AZ
col IL; ungnded white 81 Is; No. !
white, sales 10000 bushels, at 81 AGO
l 45; No. 9 red, seller January, 81 47(a
! 4S; seller February, 263. 900 bushels
ut 81 4s(9l 49i; seller March, sales
352, 900 bushels, at 81 j0l@l 52i. Rye
Firm; western 92iGgg'c. Corn-Dull. I.
receipts 5000 bushels; ungras!ed $50,
8itc; No. , 55ila,6ic; steamer 81 ifsl,sc !,
No. 2, new, j9,@GO!c; old 6lG6l t. !,
No. 2 seller January, 81 lc; seller febru-
ary 5Si(s,5stc; seller March 67jc: scl.
Ter May sic. Oats-Moderatsly sc.
tive: receipts 1900 bushels; western
mixed 47Cs,4sc; white western tsts,J1'.
Hay-In COOL demand at 75c. Hops-
Nominally unchanged. Coffee Quiet
and unchanged. sugar-Qnist but firm (;
fair to good refining 7it9sic. Molsss~-
Steady aud in fair demand. Rice 80
Quiet and firm; Carolina Gtca7tc Pe.
troleum--Dull; United Ste; crude 10
Tie; refined nc. Tallow-Fifm at Gic.
Rosin-Dull at 81 coal t5. Turpcn.
tine-Steady at 43tte44c Esas-finn
western l2falSc. Pork--Dull. mess
$i2 7J9l2 30. Beef-Sominsly un.
changed. Cut Meats--Firm; long clear
81 80; short clear ~ 60 Lsrd-strong
prime steam - 90. Buttter--Quiet but
firm; western lGtsisc. Cheese Firm
IO(si4c. Whiskv-Nominsl at 81 lj.
Lesther--In buyers' favor: hemlock sole
27(43Oc. Wool--Domestic fleece 4gd
58c; pulled 3OCa!1sc; unwsshed ls,a@0c
| Texas 2i(s3sc. Metals Manufactured
Copper Demand lair and market firm
new sheeting 2sc; inyot lake &c. Pig
| Iron-Deinsnd fsir and mzrkef firm
Scotch Sy3 OO(s,36 90; American 81 500
| 40 90; Russia sheeting SIS %. Nails
Cut, 8 lJC95 IS: clinch ~ 25ts7 -.
Hnti80efpoh
PHnADsLpsiA, January ~. Flour
Dull; Minnesota extra family, me
dium s8 25(s6 37i; good - 30: choice
%. .O0(s6 62i: ADcy D rs; Minnesota
paisnt process 8 90. Rye flour-
| At IS O0(S5 Is. wheat--U settled; No.
. red in elevator 81 AZ; No. 2 red.
seller January. 81 AZ bid, 81 43i asked ;
seller February 81 ~ bid, ! ~ asked ;
selisr March 81 ~ bid, 47I asked.
Com-Quist: sail yellow On tssck lae
sail mixsd seller January, S7c BID, 81 r.
asked; SELLER February 6,c bid, 6c
sskei; seller March Sjs bill, SIC asked.
Osts-Dall; mixed 47ic; white ESts4sc.
Provisions Steady snd uechanyed.
Buttes--Qnief: creamery extSs S5e3Se ;
New York stAts and Bgsdi0sd coanty,
Pa, sstn EGs2Sc; Western kessrvs ex'
tss xs9ese; good to si.eics leez5e.
Eegs- -st<sdy; western ~. O. :
Bsnady; csssisery l34sl23H rseg1.DlD
--Ns1.iaal; rs6nsd 7te
QEi1fa Hu1n1rr
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End ofa Proionssd Strike Al Nswbts.
NEwpuse. w. W January 1.-The
miners, of the N6EburS cannel coal
mines, %he have bsse on on 3 -. strike M sisss ne

meeting this afternoon, and decided TO
90 to work at the old price thirty cents.
The operators ceased operations before
they would submit TO the strikers. A
great many of the strikers families were
on the eve of starvation, and there is
great rejoicing among them that work
will commence Monday.
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CHICAGO CRIMES.
Fatal ARRAY In a BagniO.

Chicago, January T7.-An era OF
crime seems to have set in in this city.
Early this morning a police officer on
his beat heard two pistol shots at 10
North Kinzie street, and bursting open
the door horrible sight met his gaze.
On the floor lay woman weltering in
blood, while man kneeling by her side
was endeavoring 10 staunch the flow.
The terrified inmates of the house stated
that the woman was Lotta Robinson,
but she kept cigar store in the front
room of the house and occupied the
adjoining room with her paramour,
James Tanning, and that they first
knew Of the trouble from hearing
the shots. II appears that George
w. Stratton occupied another room in
the house with the notorious Gertie
Marsher. and that the two couple be-
came involved in quarrel which ter
minated in Stratton firing the shots and
escaping. He was arrested at IL o'clock
and made confession, but refused TO
state his motive. One OF the bullets
pierced the back OF the Robinson wo-
man, and came out at the breast, paus-
ing death. FannIhg was shot through
rha left arm
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-19
Attempt at Pois oninR.

Mrs. Sarah Smith, colored widow,
who has been unduly intimate with q
colored waiter named Chas. Adams, re-
Gently punished him for his unfaithful-
ness to her by administering severe
dose of opium, from the effects OF which
he recovered, and at a subsequent time
poisoned him with arsenic, from which
he died this morning. George Brown,
colored, has been arrested as an accom-
plice.
Suicide.
CHICAGO, January l7.-At IL O'Clock
to-day Constable Augustus X. Hall OF
OF Justice Summertield's court, shot and
killed himself at the corner of State and
Hubbard streets. Financial and legal
trouble and softening OF the brain il
stated TO be the cause.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-19
Davis Elected Govsi.

The following Is the result the ha
lOtlng: Whole number oites, -
Daniel +. Davis, IS, BiOn R, ,ury. 81
AlonEo Garcelon, l. The smes ,
Daniel +. Davis ami Hon Adbur
were seut To the Senate, IN Ma
crowded as il has not been durin
the controversy. When u, NE ws
taken for Governor, l9hNs veT
thrown. and all for Davis, was a,
clared by the President heyall
chosen Governor of the Stat sever,
Fusion members were pNt bu
none were in their seats and ma ps
ucipated. The snnOuncemei as 10
lowed by applause.
A ioint convention was tht eld Il
the election Of seven Execut (ouI
cillors. resulting in the choice he 10
lowing by a vote Of l0e: 1Eistric
Roscoe l.. Bowers; Secon4 uieric
Robie; Third, Joseph j. nkIe,
Fourth, William Wilson, HJamt
Il. Pendleton; Sixth, Leuhs srkel
Seventh, Samuel n. Campbel anu,
j. Chadbourne was cos 1
Seer tary Of state, a;x;r
l05 y)tes. Afterwards Cha - > an
Barker, Covers, Pendleton m ,lso,
of the Council, were qualifin4. A :,
Pm. another convention -
The people had waited IL NOT
man moving from the dei ~,
hall. A committee repre( ho,
branches, waited on Govern IN