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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-07
ALEXANDER BONE, SR.

~ ESERAL BUSINESS AND REAL ESTATE
" Agent and Eot&ry public.
exAmined and cl0.et Estktes settled, Note-
pook Accounts and Rents Collected
CollectiOns pronpsly renirtsd, and al bnsi'
ns. cprrpzpondsnce oaetenuAiy ssienosa 70.
send By postal Gard f0r CircnfAf md kefcrcnceA
Osice, rms MArkst Sresl cnngle's bloek. eve;
civ bank, wheeling. " We sSpio
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-07

rAars IA NO, a charm that lights the lace
With 50 inetiable grace, ,h.
IA sweet, pink lips and ivory teeth
And nothing nos, beneath the sky'
Can beauties such as these supply ,h
save SoEoDoSr, that wears the wreath
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-07

Tur ehiet strength OF Mr.. Bayard lies
:. ,hs iact that he represents the Ideas
and aspirations OF young men n. 81 '"s
n arsssnt day.-Nslr York World Dt'H-l
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FOR SALE.

A LIGHT DRIVING TOP BUGGY, PIANO
~ bed, as good rs new. Enquire Of
J.H MCCALL,
ai,5h No 20 Thirteenth Street
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

TJ,HE THREEsToRY BRICK DWELLING
and Storehouse combined, formerly occu.
pied BY Bachman & Dunt, situate on the west
Ode Of Market street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets. This building 10 rented for the
coming year % hrstclass tenant
r. 2. SHRIyER,
iaih l2ll Main street.
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70 n SALE.
Public Sale ofthe Fair Grounds
nm VHhaoIIuR Uslaud.

ON Wheeling Island.
rs PURSU ANCE OF A RESOLUTION
i adopted By the Stockholders Of the North
West Virginia Agricultural Society At meeting
held at their office In the City Of Wheeling, on
the 9th day oil March, lsSO, the undersigned
Committee will, on -
SATURDAY, APRIL IL, lssO,
At the front door OF Ohio county Court House,
com nencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, proceed 70 sell
at public auction, 10 the highest and best bidder
the real estate owned by the North Wesl VIZ
GINA Agricultural Society, situated on Wheel.
iug Island and known rs the Fair Grounds. said
property consists of al out Is acres OF choice
land suitable for building lots, and Is fully de-
scribed In the following deed, 70 which refer
ence l. had, viz: A deed mado by g. p. Brown
and Others ~ said North West Virginia Agricul'
tural Society, dated November is, 1867, and re-
corded In book No 81, pages 4S3- In the records
Of deeds for Ohio county, w. Va, and IN deed
made by Joseph Kugessner and wife 10 said
Surth West Virginia Agricultural Society. dated
February ~ 1871. and recorded In deed book No.
SIS page 90, Ohio county records.
TRIMS oF SALE-One-thlrd OF the purchase
money 10 hand. aud the residue on credit OF
~ Is and q months with interest, for which pay
menS the purchaser is 20 give his notes salisiac'
tori secured. The title also retained until The
purchase money Is fully paid.
MICHAEL RIELLY,)
s. j. BOYD, SCommittee
EARL w. OGLERAY
GEO A MICkHAM AuctiOneer. mrlo
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TRUSTEES SALE.


DY VIRTUE or A DEED OF TRUST MADE
I'D by Christina Usclton and Daniel Uselton
her husband, 10 the undersigned trustee. dated
June %, 1873, and recorded In the Office OF the
Clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio county, in
deed Of trust book No. IL, page %, ! Will on
SATURDAY, APRIL 10, lSSO, .,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, proceed 10 sell,
at the front door OF the Court House OF Ohio
county, W. Va, 10 the highest and best bidder,
the following real estate that Is 10 say lot mum
bereh six (6l in square numbered twenty-seIen
On in GhurChill's addition 10 the City oiWheel
ing commonly called Buena Vista, with all the
improvements aud appuitenanceH thereto De-
longing.
TERMS OF SALE-One.third Of the purchase
money cash In hand, balance In two eqhal pay
ments at six aud twelve months with interest,
purchaser giving notes secured by decd oi trust
Tor deferred payments. or the whole OF purchase
money wi | be received in cash II purchaser pre-
fer Title believed TO be perfect, but selling Us
trustee shall convey only such title ~ Is vested
In me by said deed Of trust ,,, a.
J. J. WOODS, Trustee.
w HALIER Auctloneer mrl0
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MAniels and GrateS Set In the latest improved
STYLES the drzii Of bad Chimneys improved, and
paving and bricklAying done.
Leave orders. or send By postal card, 70 NO. II
Fiiteenth and Ia Market streetS nris
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE
The following guide is made up on wheeling
time:

s,rriaflp{phia AccommOdatIOu-lhis train only
rms between wheeling and rriadcphia
tDaily except sunday -Ncwsrk A'co'nmodA
liun. ~. t..t,,
fSteubcuvillo ACCOmmOdnuCn- luH ISin
dririDg the lay pls,fs backward au1 tJrNaTd %
tWrsn Martins Perry and Bclla!rc stopp,ns
whom re4uired at sherman House .hthaNi'e'
Wpst Wheeling and Gravel htil
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iss7 Prisss sznouniirs ". %
haponsiele eonopondlng gents vasssd 2,
Hnk. clearly stating fall sddrr>s. sos furhss
informsllosl. 90 send orders ~ srprenn. o. in .
Eexistered Letter % Money Order b. mall, ID
n.A, pAUYHu.-
Nov otsanA Ia.
of zane person ct 10. 80 Bros1ssy. tSs reik
AL our Gnnd Extraordinary DnutnO - ~.
der The sagcryisoa md rs<Issssn,<ut 81 0eosrnss
u. Z. Beslngzrd and JutAi a. EAxy,
~ B-Thh Csmy PAM has no sskn1s N no
Brifish Pu~se<slons. and ell p<nons Ds<tse0ng
ofksruise Are syfsDikA un0Wo
S2 aa5 os..s ls:s 49, 4 zs.: issY 40
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A splendid opportunity 70 win . fortune.
Fourth Grsnd Distribution, Ciaks u. et Mes OF
leans, Tuesday. April iSlh. isso-iIEh Monthly
Drawing.
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PUlVERMAchER eAlvAnlc Co.,
cos. El6HTh & VINE STREETS, CINCINNATI, q

OAKLAND STATION, RI,
l,.....myu- The dcuuaNd Tor Aliens Lung
Kti,tu IS Increasing constantly, The ladies think
I..-. 4. 40 medicine equal % 10 for Group and
WHa..iu. Cough G.. ; MARTIN, Druggist
-riF.a1i Medicine Dealers. mrl2
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POINTING WALLS /!
HAMILTON & McGRAnAHAh,

DRICK WALLS SHOULD BE POINTED BIZ
ID fore they are painted. and this Is The Tine
OF year " do It. Those having work OF ths kind
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Photographs In Cloudy Weather.
In our new Operating Room, with Its
New and Improved Light!

Cloudy days are siten the best. II is false idea
that good photographs cannot be taken unless
The sun shines Call and see at
ia2l T. II. HIGGINS, ~ Twelfth H.
National Republican., 1880-03-17
IdIo Hands in Chicago.
The storm la tho South.

MomLE, ALA, March lG.-Spcca dis
patches to the Register lrOM ROmo and SeAua
say there are oycrhows OF water all around
them, aud that both towns arc seriously
threatened. IL Is expected that before llany
hours the water will reach Selma, and in iICI.
tous point 10 a worse overflow than those OF
1871 aud 1875. At Romo tho water has reached
tho battery room Of the Western Union Iele-
graph office, aud is still rising.
RIChMoSD VA, March l6.-rho river las
stopped rising here, and fears OF Il serious
food have been dispellcd. At Lyuchburg the
water Is still nine 'eot above high'watur mark,
but gradually falling.
MoNrG oNERY, ALA, March lG.-'Tho rains
OK tho past hive days hayo boeu very heavy,
aud tho Alabama river has overAuwuI its
banks Thuro are no reports of damage Ia any
OF the railroads centcriug here. 1t Is now
growing cold,
PETERSBURG, VA, March l6.-Raiu has
fallen here almost constantly iOI the past ton
days, with no indications Of clearing weather.
The AppomattoG river at this point is several
feet above ordinary wAter mark, and no Farm.
| Vile IL is reported 10 be OygrilOwug its banks.
The Roanoke river uear Weldon, n. o. Is rap
! idly rising, and 1t is apprchcndcd that much
| damage will be done by the rain, which APP
pears to he quite general throughout this sec-
/ tion,
| GALVESTON TEN, March GA Neirs special
| reports from various portions of the state
| shows that the fruit aud corn crops are mate.
| rally injured, aud in many instances entirely
destroyed by snow, ice and slcct In many
places, The rivers aud creeks in the eastern
| part Of the State are very much swollen.
National Republican., 1880-03-17
CURRENT CAPITAL TOPICS.
The SpOfford-KeIIog Controversy
Revived.
Desperate Action of tho Democrats-The
Seizure of the Seat TO Do Recommended
senator Edmunds and tho Elec-
toral Count-Making Up For
short Approprlations-Tho
Pioneer Deficiencies.
A Startling Revolutionary Stop.

A special meeting of tho Senate Committee
on Privileges aud Elections, to DO held yester-
day morning, was called by Chairman Sauls.
bury on Monday night, at which the Demo.
cratic members and Mossis. Uoar and CAM
eron, of tho Republicans, were present. Mr..
Hill surprised the two last.named gentlemen
by tho introduction of two resolutions, tho
first declaring Senator Kellogg not entitled to
his seat. and tho second giving the place to
Spofford. Unaccompanied by report, and
with a knowledge that no report had been
prepared, the two Republican members ex.
pressed their astonishmcnt at this departure
from the usage of tho committee, but Mr.. Hill
insisted upon his right to offer the resolution,
Mr.. Cameron reminded the majority that there
was n full understanding that when NJ. Q. But
cr was given his scat, thore should be no
further questions raised either as to his or
Kellogg's scat. If Kollogg's case was brought
up IL was proper to go back in regular orlor
in reversing tho action Of tho Senate, and But
lor's case should be opened and reversed before
Kollogg's could bc reached.
Senator Hoar was very emphatic in his de-
nunciation of the scheme, declaring IL the first
step in an effort at q revolution and donc with
a view of seizing tho Presidency. Hc com.
pared it to the firing on Sumter, and said tho
popular response would be the same now rs
then. II tho Democrats wished to adopt the
resolutions thoy could go OH and vote on it,
This action ou the part OF the minority to per-
NIT vote was rs much a surprise 10 tho
Democrats as was the introduction of tho
resolution to tho Republicans, but there
was no way of avoiding it, aud the resolutions
were adopted and ordered reported to the
Senate, Mcssrs Hoar and Cameron voting
mo-" Mr.. Logan was absent sick.
The proceedings in this committee soon be-
came known, aud wero tho subject of conver.
! sation at tho Capitol all day, and in the hotels
and elsewhere at night 1t is generally ro.
garded by Democrats as II premature showing
, of hands, likely to arouse suspicious of do
sign to secure the Sannte in the next session,
| regardless as to the mode. The Republicans
couple this movement with the Donnelly con.
spracy In tho House. and express n confident
belief that 1t will be sufficient to arouse the
country to a sense of tho impending danger,
and insure an unmistakablc expression OF
popular opposition to anything looking Ia
revolution at the approaching election fol
President. In other words, that Senator Hll's
personal Rnimosity to Senator kellogg has led
| the Democrats of tho Senate to an act that the
country will set its mark of disapprobation
upon in mannor most emphatic and de-
cisiye.
National Republican., 1880-03-17
KcnrncY,s Sentence.

SAN Francisco, March 16.--The police
judge this morning sentenced Denis Kearncy
to six months imprisonment in tho house OF
correction, and to pay Il fuo of $1,000. Tho
magnitude of tho sentence was surprise 10
Kearncy, who had expected to get or with Il
nominal punishment. 1t is probable that he
will take the ORse TO the supreme court ON n
habcas corpus.
In passing sentence upon KGarnNy, tho
judge said it was not his duty to punish tho
prisoner for similar otfensas In the past. hut to
cOnlno himself strictly to n consideration of
the present case. IIc would pass Judgment
without prejudice feeling or vndictvenoss,
but the sentence imposed woud indicate his
estimate of the gravity of the oHonse He
thon passed sentence as before stated. Koar-
ney received his sentence in silence, but his
features expressed the utmost surprise
and indignation. lie had previously stated
that he expected to got OF with
n tno OF $50 or thereabGuts, and aftor leaving
tho courtroom he freely expressed his anger
and chagrin dcnouncing the penalty as out.
rageous, and claiming that he would beat it,.
Probably in expectation of n nominal sen.
tonce, his counsel neglected to demand Jury
trial, and having no recourse In that direc.
ton, he Mt once fled an appeal to the supreme
court, furnishing bonds in tho sum OF $1,000.
On the street many expressions of gratihca,
tion at Judge Rix's action are heard on All
sidOs,
National Republican., 1880-03-17
Gnrcelnn,a Tostimony,

AUGUSTA, Me, March l6.-Governor Garee'
lou resumed his testimony before the com
mittee to-day. lilo was examined minutely
with regard to his expenditure for police
force ut tho State.house and the payment OF
bills Of the Fusion government. He had
made such payments under tho advice Of the
Council, aud admitted having drawn warrants
on appropriations outside Ofmattors for which
appropriations were made. Ho exhibited
vouchers for S37ii, aud thoro were S2,256
expended for which no had no receipts,
Large sums Of money were paid to Councillors
for visiting various public institutions, aud
the pay-rolls Of tn police were not preserved,
He was asked If he knew anything while
Governor Of forgorles, substitutlons aud other
tamperings with returns His answer was an
emphatic denial. He did not think there
was II conspiracy or that many were con.
cened in ii, but he thought there WAS Judas
in the camp, The labors of the committee
arc now ended with the exception Of deciding
upon report
National Republican., 1880-03-17
The French DEPUTIES,

PARIS, March l6,-In tho Chamber OF Drpu.
ties to-day tho Left introduced an mtorpola.
tiou asking tho government what course Il
will pursue relative 10 unauthorized religious
oonfraterniLies.
Premier de Froycinct emphatlcally repeated
his declaration OF yesterday that no would
apply existing laws. Ho demanded complete
liberty of action lie would always bO ready to
render account of his acts, He asked for
q complete vote Of confidence by largo ma.
jority, motion, introduced by the Left, eX'
pressing confidence In tho government and
rclyng on its hrmness to enforce the laws
against unauthorized congregations, was
adopted by vote of 1913 to l47. The extreme
Loft abstained from voting. Tho minority
wcro all mcmber5 Of the Right, The Ferry
education bill, rs amended by the Senate, was
then adopted. Tho Senate to-day passed the
bill ombolying the postal mouoy-order con-
Yeutiou with tue United states,
National Republican., 1880-03-17
Anrlicntlons for Pnrdons.

HARRISBURG, Pa, March 16.-At the meet
ing OF the Board of Pardons to-day number
of cases wore heard, among them those of
Henry Wise, one Of the Raber murderers, of
noted Mollo Maguire Frank small, of
Allegheny county, convicted of murder in
tho lirst degree, and George Soyfert, of ALE.
ghany county, voluntary manslaughter Tho
decisions will be rendered tomorrow morning.
The application for pardon in tho cases of
Kemble, Salter, Petrof, Crawford and Ram.
berger convicted of corrupt solicitation OF
members Of tho Legislature, will bo heard to-.
morrow.
National Republican., 1880-03-17
senator Edmunds, Electoral BIN

Mr. Edmunds' biIl, Introduced In the Senate
yesterday to provide for aud regulate the
counting Of Presidential electoral votes, pro.
vides that each State may determine before
tho time Axed by tho bill for the meeting OF
tho electors-tho second Monday in January
next following their ppointment-any con.
trovorsy concerning their appointment, Every
such determination made prior to the meeting
Of ,he electors in January establishes tho law.
ful title Of tho electors SO appointed, and shall
govern in the counting OF the electoral vote.
The Executive of each state ls required TO dc.
liver to the electors before tho day on which
they are required hy law to meet, three certi.
Ged lists Of electors chosen, For the purpose Of
counting the electoral votes both Houses Of
National Republican., 1880-03-17
Exciting soones at n Nine.

PoTTsvILLE, PA, March 16.-At Hammond
collery, near Girardville, this morning about
s O'clock, just after the men had gon,
into the shaft TO go to work. word
came to the top that the gangways had
caved in aud imprisoned about twenty miners.
The men in tho adjacent breast came up as
swiftly rs they could be hostcd, while Others
descended to the rescue of their companions
After several hours work all the men wore
released. Martin Mcdonald was found to be
mortally injured but his companions escaped
with few bruises. Tho widest excitement
prevailed for time, aud hundreds of frantic
men, women and children gathered about the
mouth OF the slope.
National Republican., 1880-03-17
The Irish Relief Ship.

Secretary Thompson says that tho United
States steamer Constellation, selected to con.
yey provisions, etc, TO Ireland, is now lying at
the Nov York nRvy.yard aud will bo ready
to take her departure whenever hor cargo Is
complete, Contributions are not restricted to
amy particular articles. Flour Indian meal,
oatmeal, pork, beans potatoes or other Ar.
ticles Of food will bo received for shipment.
Up to this time Representative Lovi p. Nor
ton, OF New York, and tho Nav York Herald
have offered each to furnish ouc.quarter OF
tho cargo, provided other parties Will make
UP the Valance,
National Republican., 1880-03-17
a Complimentary Lcttor.

RICHMOND, VA Mlfch 10, I5SO.
To The Editor of The National Republican,:
SIR: W \ you allow me a little bit Of space
IN your G. ydcd columns to say y word In Just
commend ION of DR.. T.. HuIre Smith, mem.
Der Of thc ,louso OF Delegates here from the
county OF Dinwiddie2 Tho Legislature ad.
Journcd to-day, and, though ! am not on the
same side, either in Federal or State politics,
with DR.. Smith, | esteem him rs scntlemau
and II truo man, and for that reason ask this
favor Of you. DR.. Smith il a man Of high
principle, great benovolence of nature, at
tractivo manners and superior abilities. These
qualities aud qualifications, all combined, have
made him an efficient and usciul representative
of his people, aud, in his hIality to tho Ma
tonal Republican party, he has not only been
unlaltering and on the alert, but sagacIous
enough for successful ombass0d0r 20 the
wilies; of foreign courts. Xxx.
National Republican., 1880-03-17
Prohibition Constitutional Amendments.

Dies MONIES, March 16.-In the House The
committee on constitutional amendments re-
ported in favor Of adopting the Senate substi
tute for the House prohibition constitutional
GO to &C. Tho amendment as it will now &c
to the next Legislature for ratification is II:
follows:
SECTION 90. No person shall manuiactur for sale
or sell or keep for sale Us beverage any ntoxicat
beer. The General Assembly shall by law pre-
scribe by gatons for the enforcement OF the pro
libition herein contained and shall thereby pro
vide suitable penalties for the violation OF the pro
visions hereof.
National Republican., 1880-03-17
WASHINGTON, D.. @, WEDNESDAY L.,

Congress are required to meet In joint session
on tho second Wednesday in February sue
ceodiug the meeting Of the electors, with the
President of tho Senate as presiding officer.
Tellers are TO bo appointed to present all tho
certificates and papers purporting to bo
certificates of electoral votes. Upon the
reading of such certificates the Prosi-
dent OF the Senate shall call for
objections. Every objection shall be made In
writing, and when any or all objections TO
any vote or paper from u State shall have beon
received and real, tho objections are TO bo
submitted to tho two Houses separately for
decision, and no electoral voto from any State
from which ono return has been received shall
be rejected. except by tho Affirmative votes
OF both Houses II more than one ro-
turn from a State shall have been reosivcd, only
those votes given by electors appointed In con.
formity with tho provisions of this bill shall
be counted.
In case the question arises which of two or
moro returns from any State Is the legal one,
only those electoral votes shall bj counted
which the two Houses, acting separately, shall
concurrently decide are supported by tho
decision Of the proper State tribunal.
In cases where there Is more than one
roturn from u State not supported by
the decision of u State tribunal, those
votes only shall be counted which tho two
Houses, acting separately, shall conourroptly
decide to bo tho lawful votes OF the legally ap.
pointed electors of such State.
Under tho bill the President of tho Senate
is authorized to preserve order in the joint
meeting allow no debate and entertain no
motion from mombers of either House, except
to withdraw.
The bill further provides that the joint
meeting Of the two Houses shall not dissolve
until the count Is completed aud the result
declared. No recess shall be taken, except to
decide a question that has arisen in regard to
tho counting Of vote; and no recess to OK
tend beyond tho next day. Ifthe counting il
not completed before the fifth calendar day OF
the joint session, then no further recess shall
DO taken by either House.
The bill was referred to the Select Commit
too on Declaration of tho result of the
Elections of President ami Vco.Presdcnt.
National Republican., 1880-03-17
Additional Clerks for Pension Business.

The President yesterday approved tho bill
authorizing tho employment OF additional
clerks in the War aud Interior Departments
for the remainder of the fiscal year to expedite
tho settlement of pension cases Tho clerks
to bo appointed in tho Interior Department
will be selected by a competitive examination
TO be held Friday. Even before tho bill was
passed by either House a large number Of APP
plcntonS were received and tho number OF
competitors will be unusually large. All who
apply, however, arc not designated for oxami
nation. Some of tho letters of application are
rejected at oncc, because they show on their
faco that the writer is untitled to compete, and
many Of the applicants do not give the In
formation required to be included iu thoir APP
pliCaLiOus
National Republican., 1880-03-17
Tho rribun.'s Time of Day.
wAsHrNdToN, March 13. 1885,

To ho Editor Of the National Rapublican:
SIR In its issue of November 8, 1867, the
New York Tribune contains these words
"rhose who are pushing General Grant fol
President will land just whore the Wings did
with Scott in 1852, If they arc allowed to have
their own way. They utterly mistake the
time of day" This extract Is furnished to
show that as the Tribune was not a prophet
then il probably is not now. Republicans
had their own way !" they nominated aud
elected Grant in 1865, and they propose TO do
it in 1880. They did not mistake the time
OF day" then; they do not now.
We all remember with pain and regret the
half comic, half tragic elimination of the
Tribuns's own error as TO tho time OF day
in 1872. Who cancaculat0 the character and
time Of its next elimination?
REPUBLICAN,
National Republican., 1880-03-17
A Demand Upon the Press.

MONTREAL, March 16.--A number OF indi-
viduals connected with city newspapers, nota.
bly, those belonging to The U'itileSs, La Patria,
manding tho publication ola certain pIoclama-
tion purportinG to DO issued by society
known as "S. p. c." The proclamation de-
clares that tho English and Irish should be
driven from tho soil of this province aud from
Manitoba. The object Of the society is stated
to be to wreak vengeance on oppressors. Death
is threatened rs tho penalty for refusal to
publish the proclamation. Tho police have
the matter in hand.