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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-16

SONG of the friends Of Senator CoNK-
LING and the New York machine have
discovered mare's.nest, namely. that
the President has no right to withdraw
nominations which the tenure Oioiiice
act requires him to send to the Senate.
His right to substitute one nomination
for another is conceded, but section
l,7oS Of the Revised Statutes provides:
The President shall, within thirty
days alter the commencement OF each
session of the Senate, except for any
office which in his opinion ought not to
be filled, nominate persons to fill all
yacanies in office which existed at the
meeting OF the Senate, whether temper
arily filled or not.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-16

State OF West Virginia, county Of Ohio, City OF
Wheeling. Municipal Court Of Wheeling, April
80. 1851
Patrick Kennedy,
In ChauVCry.
Theodore :. Darragh, etal.
This dzy came the said complainant by his
attorney, and IL appearing % the Court that the
attachment issued In this cause on the oh dlV
of August, lSsO, returnahlc To tie Septcmh,r
term lSSO OF this court is dOckctCd and that the
bill and exhibits thereof were liled in the cause
az the September Rules $50 OF this Court, and il
further appearing from the return on the said
attachment that George MCCully, then Deputy
Sergeant for James W. sweeney. late Sergea1t Of
the City of Wheeling, levied the said attachment
as 10 the defendant, Theodore $. Darragh upon
the one undivided One-third of tide south half of
a lot Of ground in the addition To- the town OF
Wheeling laid out by Noah Zane and deSgnRt-
ell on the plat OF said town 10y being numbered
four az in the fourteenth square OF said adli.
ton, and fronting on the east side OF Chapline
street, between Eleventh street and Twelfth
street in the city of Wheeling with improve
ments thereon. subject however to the dover
right of the defendant, Mary = Darragh. widow,
therein, on the 9TH day OF August. $50. at
O'Clock I'm. And il further appearing that said
defendants, Theodore ). Darragh and Mary his
wife, and Emma Van Setback, are nOn.reSidents
of the state of West Virginia, and that neither
Of said defendants has been served with process
IN this cause. nor with copy Of the order OF at.
t4chmeut therein: and IL further appearing that
4
defendant, Theodore 5. Darragh, the sum OF
si200s, with interest thereon from the lst day Of
July, $50. until payment, due from the said de
fendant Theodore 5. Darragh 20 the said com.
plainsnt. and the costs OF this suit and 20 sub
jet the property levied upon a. above 10 the
payment thereof.
ON motion OF the said comp'ainan by his at
torney IL Is ordered by the Court that the said
defendants, Theodore ;. Darragh, Mary Darragh
his wife. and Emma Van SChaack, do appear
here within one month after the first publication
hereof and do what is necessary q protect their
ilterestS herein, and that this order De publish.
ed and posted according to law.
hereby certify that the above order was duly
entered by said Municipal Court Oi Wheeling
on the SOth day OF April, A. ID. lSsi, and that
YOU are hereby notified TO respect said order as
above contained.
TeSte: THOMAS NJ. DARRAH
Clerk Of the Municipal Court OF Wheeling
JAMES p. ROGERS,
Attorney for complainant. mylSoayt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-16
rHn CRISIS Ar W AsH1HoToN.

TIM Snkbkc al " AoAAhSA
Matters are approaching a crisis al
1t is the beginning OF the
end, and the report Of q new deal VIII
probably come over the wires to-day.
Another humiliation is in store Tor the
Republican Senators before they can
extricate themselves from the ludlcrous
predicament into which their ioi'y has
brought them.
The matter stands thus: The Senate
c,ncus decided that only uncontested
nominations shall be acted on
and that all contested nomina-
TONS shall lie over. There is but one
contested nomination-that OF ROBERT
soS for collector OF the New York Gus.
tom house-and Mr.. CoSKIIsG is the
man who contests it. The caucus evil
IDENTIFY calculated that all the New
York nominations friendly TO Mr.. CoNK
LING would be confirmed, and the
ROBERTSON nomination left uncCn-
firmed, and in this way the New York
Senator be given an important advan-
tage over the President. But the Presi-
dents act OF Withdrawing the nomina'
tons which Mr.. CoNKLISG and the eau
Gus were preparing to confirm puts
new face on the matter. The issue is
made SO sharp that the Republican
Senators must take their positions. They
cannot play fast and loose between the
two distinguished combatants any long
err. They must either be for GARFIELD
or against him. BY the action OF their
caucus they are pledged against him
that is, they are pledged not to take
up the nomination of ROBERTSON. They
can get over this only by reconvening
the caucus, undoing the late decision,
and agreeing to call mp the ROBERTSON
nomination and confirm it.
This would be signal act OF stultitica
ton, and it is natural to suppose that
CoNKLISG and those who take sides
with him will bitterly oppose it, unless
CoSXLISG concludes to withdraw. his op-
position and allow RoBERrsON's nomina-
ton to be reported from the committee
for action by the Senate. The latest
news from Washington gives color to
the opinion that CoSKLING will take this
course. He has called meeting Of the
Committee on Commerce for to day, and
1t is understood that RoBERTsoN's case
will be considered and reported to the
Senate for action, tomorrow.
We are scarcely prepared 10 accept
this report unless.i it be that CoNKLING
believes in his ability to defeat the nom
nation in Senate. II he have a major
ity against RoBERrsoS. he will not want
another caucus, and he will not stand in
the way OF RoBERTsoN's nomination be-
ing reported. This, in fact, is CoSE-
LING's only hope OF heading of GAR
FIELD. Ii he cannot defeat ROBERTSON
before the Senate adjourus, GARFIELD
will appoint him in vacation. But il he
is not sure OF defeating him on a vote,
we presume that he would prefer to
hold his supporters to the caucus de-
cree and have the Senate adjourn with
out action. But we will probably know
to-day what is to he the course OF the
cOmbatants.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-16

THERE has been a change Of Ministry
in Russia, the more liberal members
having gone out, and their places have
been supplied with opponents Of lie-
eral policy. The supposed consequence
is cancellation of the recent ukase
giving relief to the peasantry, and a
very tyrannical policy under the new
Car. The effect Of this sudden change
OF spirit on the part OF the Russian Gov
eminent is depressing, at home and
abroad. Russian securities have DC.
clined, aad Nihilism is additionally
rampant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-16

SENATOR voorhees,, OF Indiana, point
Ell out the true Democratic situation in
the quarrel between the President and
Senator CoSKIISG when he said the
Democrats have nothing to 10 with IT.;
their duty is to confirm all nominations
made by the President il they are only
fit and proper. This is the true Demo-
cratic philosophy OF the situation. The
Democratic Senators have no concern
with the quarrels in the enemy's camp,
except to profit by them. II the Repub.
licans will quarrel let them take the
consequences.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-16

GUoRGE G. GOTHAM is charged with
writing the Washington letter in the
Hyrold giving the inside history Of the
GAErIELD CoxELING bargains at Mentor,
and il has been asserted that CoNELING
inStigated the act. Upon the other hand
CoNELISC SAID to Republican Senator
that he had neither written, dictated
nor iuruisheda single point in the arti-
Gle referred to, AMI was in nowise re-
sponsiSle for IT, The occasional cor
respondent" OF the Herald also denies
tina, CoNEtISG knew anything about it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-16

Now THAT there unquestionable indi-
cations that Gov. CORNELL, of New
York, is resolved to paddle .hls own ca
noe in a measure, without regard to
COMBINES directions, the latter is pre-
pairing to bring out ex.Congressman
SrARIS as the Republican candidate for
Governor In 1882. There seems to be
no way to prevent first-class Republi-
can row in New York State,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-16

THE use OF electric lights at sea is pro-
nounced success. The captain OF the
Inman steamer City Of Richmond, who
has tried it, says il is not only very eco
nomical, but steadier than the old ma
rine lamps. The electric light will prob
ably soon be used for headlights on all
steamers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-16

A TREATY OF peace has been agreed
upon between the French government
and the BeY OF Tunis, by which, ii il
"holds water" France virtually secures
possession OF Tunis by agreeing to retain
the lazy old Bey nominal!y in his state
OF luxuriant oflicislism. Italy is greatly
excited with indignation, and another
ministerial crisis is reported in the gov
eminent Of that country. But in the
language OF Boss TWEED, What will she
do about it2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-16

ACCORDING to some OF the Washing
ton correspondents, Senator SHERMAN
has not yet forgotten that he he was not
nominated at Chicago last year, and is
hard at work endeavoring to punish
certain Office holders who worked and
voted against him. Among those whose
scalps he is reported as wanting is
Green Il. RAUN, Commissioner OF In
iernal Revenue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-16

ONE OF the most stringent snti-liquor
laws ever enacted in any State is that
which was adopted last Fall as a pro-
hibitory clause OF the constitution Of
Kansas, which is being enforced with
rigor. A Kansas paper opposed to the
measure declares that all the saloons
are moving across the line into Missouri,
and that druggist was fined 500 for
selling bottle OF HosrErrER's Bitters.
Some people contend that wine is even
excluded from the communion table by
the new law.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-16

THspostoffice department is reported.
to be considering the propriety of rec
ommending new Law authorizing the
use of fve-cent stamp, to be called an
instant delivery stamp, in the cities
where the Tree delivery system is in
operation. These stamps would entitle
the letters bearing them to instant de.
livery by the special carriers as soon as
they were received at the postoffice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-16

TIlg New York Hsrdifs exposure,
through jos HowARD, of the various
bargains and counter bargains, broken
pledges, baT,ering of offices and wrig-
Cling and squirming which marked GAR.
FIELDS advent to the White House, has
created big sensation at Washington.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-16

Tue sooner the council Committee get
their hea IS level on that report, the
sooner will We get cheap coke and the
other advantages from the Hempheld
roal. This is precious time for railroad
construction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-16

TnE Democrats OF Virginia have called
their State Convention for August 4th.
The State Committee met at Richmond
last week, and its members we're very
sAnguine OF success in the coming con-
test against MAnoSS and the RePubli'
cans
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-16

SoNE time ago Astronomer PRocroR
thought it possible that comet would
tumble into the sun tins summer, caus.
Ing an immense confagration in the
central luminsry and consequent in
crease OF warmnoss on the earth. Some
people thought the tumble was made
during two or three DAYS OF last week
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-16

Mr. FERD. SWAMI. late OF the Charles
ton Lsadyf, is about to embark IN an
other newspaper enterprise at that place,
this time a daily. SWAMI believes in
the motto: III at first YOU don't sue
coed, try, try again
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-16

RILrruoRg is having tremendous
building boom, and the same thing is
beginning to mani:est Itself on all sides
Wheeling not excepted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-16

SEVERAL counties OF the State vote on
subscriptions to railroads tomorrow.
There is much interest in the result,
and fair prospect that the people will
he liberal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-16

THxRe will be dirt enough IRON the
excavation of the Hemptield tunnel to
mn up tina, nasty creek, il the water
,ould he turned in some other direction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-16

CoxNLIxG calls RoBsETsoS his favor
tie enemy" Let hun go FOR him
then.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-16

PoLIricAL matters are getting lively
in New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-16
NEW STALL.

HAVING PURCHASED STALL NJ. y.
III Secoud wart market, formerly ocrup
by Mr.. Coils. Hofflnsn. | desire 10 III -
my ol1 friends and the public generally that
hereafter vii, always have on hand n e choic-
est meats, etc, and respectfully rsQu, 81 thsir
patronage. HENRY DANNESBERG,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-16
Us. RHODES & CO.,

AGENTS FOR BAZARPATTEKNS, ST. JOHN
SEWING MACHINE AND MAYSVILLE CAR
PET CHAIN. my9
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-16

And pretty much everything Family requires
and will rspiemiSh his stock from time 10 time
with superior class OF goods. The public are
respectfully invited to call AMI examine goods
and aScertaln prices. .mNlOh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-16

Il ,279 Priz.<. amounting to----.-......-. s522,bo
Gen. g. 7. Bes1rsg.rd q Ia Commissioners.
Application for rates 10 clubs should only be
made 70 the once OF the Comtany In View Or
leans. Write for circulars 90 send orden 10
n. A. DAuPHiy.
New Orleans La,
Yort. myiius
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-16

GEORGE w. SEFFERs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-16
LEGAL NOTICE.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

State OF West Virginia, county Of Ohio City OF
Wheeling. Municipal Court Of Wheeling. April
80. 1851
m.
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new STORE!.
ELM GROVE.
b. . STANLEY.
LIIH NIUNVs VIII INV q NIIVINF ~ NHIITIE
FAMILY GROCERIES,.

Having taken the store rooms in the Town UaI
af Film G,nnNp will have 4 choice a>SNr.unrnf
, 1881-09-25

To the Editor Of The Chicago lTtouHe-
CHICAGO. Sept. 2t.-The e1itoriai Of the Stddta-
Zciung translated and published tn your widely
r,au iournal, and headed "Whcrc is Germany"
requires only I'M answer for tho purpose Oh o's-
nl1siue tho minds Of your American rendcrs.
Iii, Nutuc Irsie prssss has already shown to tho
READERS Of German papers that the article
could have been prompted only by either IL
uurauce Of the circumstances or malice, ana
tho present motncut Is too sad to discuss which
had the prcdotntnnoce.
Tn call Stuats-Sckrctar Busch u house-servant
Is ~ mar tho truth us to call the editor ut the
Sf,tuts-Zettu,y il boot black, or tho Assistant
Secretary of State ut Washington Il porter.
If is understood that the Emperor William
wns ut Carisruhc, in South Germany III thc
midst of the greatest festivtties-the marriage
of bis grand daughter, and the silrer-weddny
Of his daughter:it 1t IL remembered that ht HIN
self 50 nearly became the victim Of IN assusn.
ike our GRIND President. that nE has taken tho
deepest interest in Gen Garfield : suffering, as
appears in numerous Ways: thIs ne - pent Gown
by age, and has :: heart synpathctlc IN its nut
ure ana that tho 1idings OF the Presidents death
would have untitled him totally TO perform tno
duties expected OF him, there eau be nt reasoii-
ubIc doubt that the sad event was NOT mane
known to hiE1 until his mind Gou!u pe pEeFuIIu
to endure the shock. ,r@
As Prince Bismarck was In the woods OF ' A.
zIn, and Secretary busch left tn charge OF the
de1,arrment at Iierliu. the only way TO express
promptly tho deep sympathy OF tue herman
natioa and its government ut the g1eat loss OF
the American people was TO tciGgrapni exact.y
nj rhf, same time ua tho one from the President
Of the French Kepubllc-
AS one born in Germany. ns one who admlFes
the many praisewDrthy trnits OF the German
churncter, as one who FeveEes Emperor William
rs a noble nun and us King who wishes sae
etare Of hs rs the 4eam of
youth-a united GERMANY Wish TO protest
ugainst using this mournful occasion, when our
, 1881-09-25
PERSONALS.

The Rev. Edwin Paxton Hood, pro'nl-
ncnt English Congrega1ionalist, is visiting
Dos ton.
The Rev, Il. +. Howard, Of this city, is ell
loving tho fall weather OF the Aroostouk
country.
The Rev. Jonathan Clement, D. D., one OF
the oldest preachers III Vermont, died recent
~ at Norwich.
The Rev. Charles W. Huntingdon was re-
gently ordained pastor Of the Congregational
church at Ellsworth. Me.
The members or the Congregational church
of Arlington, Mass, are dcsirous OF securing
as their pastor the Rev. George II. Peakc, OF
this city.
The Rev. W. F. Davis, who, labored last
winter among the men III the lumber camps
of Northern Michigan, proposes to continue
tile work this winter. aud hold meetings
among the lumbcrnen wherever desired.
The Rev. II. ". George preached his fare
we'll sermon to the church at Creston, L.,
Seut. j. On the Tuesday following he was
llarried to Miss Matte Page, OF Monroe the
narueuiiug. They Immediately started Tor
his former home III Maine, ant W.: returli
about Oct. l, when he will assume charge OF
the church at Geneva, ILL.,
The Rev, Henry T. Cutting, for the past
oi-l1t years pastor of the Unitarian church III
Sterling, Mass, has changed his views, nld
was cordially commended to the Collgreg:t-
tinnal churches by the 1liddlesex Union y IS
snciatiOn at its meeting at Aver, Sept. q. Inc
starc,nnnt of his theological belief and Chris
rian experience was clear, full, anu sausfac.
, 1881-09-25
SUNDAY MUSINGS.

After the choir III one of the churches i'll
Ithaca, \. L., lla,l performed Il rather heavy
selection, the minister openet the Bible anu
began reading ill Acts, xN., And after the
uproar had ceased"
4 little fellow on going for the first time to
church where the pews were very high was
asked. on cu,uiny out, what he did in the
church. when he replied, Il went into 4
cupboard, and tonk Il scat OH 4 Shelf.
\ Clergyman in the country fad stranger
preaching for him one day. and meeting hts
sexton, asked: "Weli, Saunders, how did
you like tic SERMON to-lay?'' 1t was rath-
er nwer plain and simple for me. l like tlae
sernl,,l,s best tl.at ju:nbles the jo0d=n'ent ard
collfoun,ls the SENSE. All, sir, | never saw
ane that Gould come UP to yourself at that.'
The Richmond Religious Herald vonchcs
fur this: There w:ls serious trouble be
tween two IcaculS and the pastor Preached
Il tender sermon for their special benefit, and
tie tieatol,S were. III tears: Next morning
one of :i!ein called ut the shop OF the other
and said THAT sermon was more tha!
can stand, aud | have cal'cA to say that diff
Guilty between It's luust he settled: and to that
ei,tl WE ought 10 be willing to make any sac
ritice.' Very well. said the other. 'on what
terms are you w!ll!tl. tn settle II; On thc
same terms proposed ut first. and 10 other.
u. the human nature there Is III aeaconS!"
Most readers have met with DR.. S. II. Cox's
cnntrrtemps in a1tcmptin. to preach In
French, with but Il raw knowledge Of the
language. Whct! urging his hearers to take
the water Ut lite freely, instead Of the proper
phrase can yiyt, he ;.stonisled the sober and
upset tic gravity of the gay, by eShorttng
tlcm u drink freely Of the eau tie viz
{brandy). but lie seemed to have, been
matched by Il German preacher, of whom 4
friend told lis lately. who was rs little At
home i1t English as he in French. Cnnfonnd-
iny orr word hlld with empty, n,.d seeing
several patriarchs i'll the audience, with
heads sIllllin. Will the l1strc Of age, he be-
gan in Il pathetic mood. with so many YEN
erattlt AMI empty heads before me''-Wlllch
left small room fnr pathos.
, 1881-09-25
ROSII IIASIIAN a.

TIE JEWISH NEW YEAR.
According to Biblical tradition it was 5,fal
wears slncc the world WAS created, anu the
lsr:,clites Friday evening commenced 10 eel
ebrate the beginning OF the new year :*'i-!.
This is one Of the most solemn holidays
witt, the lsraclitrs, and. with the exception
Of tie Day OF Atonelnent, '' lom kepur," is
more ri.islIy observed than any other. This
holiday RosI, llasl.ana not only colll'l.'l!1-
CRATES the beginning Ut the new year, but Is
also tile inauguration Of Il period Of prayer
and devotional exercises which ends with
the Day Of Atuncment aweck later.
The last number or The Occi'1tnt gives the
following account Of this new years fes-
tiyal:
lr Biblical times there was n festival ceic-
br:ltcd among the tsrhtlites Mt corresponding
period Of the year. but it was not considered ls
the beginning Of another year. 1t was rather
regarded ,s beng tue first day of the seventh
1iu1lth, and the 'irst day Of the new ycar Wa,
consequently, on the commencement Ot thG
spring month. This festival on Ehc lirst day "t
tho seventh mouth is called i1a th., slf!ic "i'ay
Of Blowing tho Tr.M,et nom Ternan,. tMt
| when, in the sixth century before christ. inc
Jews a.i been led into the t5;tbyiuiian cap1l.1ty'
they caie into contact with nations. espcclai4H
witt, the I'ursces. who from times inn'''11or:'!l
! fall season. and 1ru1.i til am the Jews adopted
the custom OF attaching the ctlstr!e'rrni new
| Tcraan.
tIcud 1t:ish1.-sh;lnah in almost at inc .'e"
| ish houses uf worship. Is il very ancient eete-
nlu,ly. tI.tIulr hack to the rrnlotest Hht!NutS.
| Various ideas have been connected Herewith:
| various reasons have been given for IT, some oi
whicn are rational, Sonic arc mystical. y very
rational one Is that given by Mal'nonacs> "hn
said TINT the tunes Of tho Shoftr ure so IL say.
an alIcorienl sim IF alarm ~ ~n;e h,s s't,
tul sl,lnllers. and should be recalled TO tou t0