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region have cyclone holes or cellars in
Zee ground rs places of refuge in high
winds. The cellar has beams over it,
covered with earth. with q window,
ventilatOr and trap door.
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A three year old discovered the
neighbours hens in her yard scratching.
In most indignant tone, she reported
to her mother that Mr.. Smiths chick
ems were 'wipi1g their feet on our
grass
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-17

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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
Dr.. GIBBONS
DISPENsARY.

900 KEARNEY OF.
OAO corner Of Com
merciAl street. San
Francisco. EsfahlixAsd
In 1855, for the treas-
nsnt Of esxualsnd SEM
|tnal D.sezs<s. su-h q
|6onorflasa. elect.
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in Al IL farrna 2e~-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-19

keeping OF the public money, and
in case the bonds 80 deposited shall not
be withdrawn, as provided by law, with
in thirty days after interest has ceased
thereon, the banking association depos.
iting the same shall be subject 10 liabili-
ties and proceedings on the pant OF the
Comptroller, provided for in section
1924 of the Revised Statutes OF the
United States: and provided further
that section OF the act OF June 20,
1874, entitled "An act fixing the amount
of United States notes, providing for
the redistribution OF National bank cur
rency. and for other purposes, be. and
the same hereby is, repealed; and that
sections $3.50 and $3.50 OF the Revised
Statutes Of the United States be, and
the same hereby are, reenacted.
SEC. 6. That the payment OF any Of
the bonds hereby authorized after the
expiration OF five years shall be made
in amounts to be determined from time
to time by the Secretary Of the Treasury
at his discretion bonds so to be paid to
se distinguished and described by the
dates and numbers beginning for each
successive payment, with bonds OF each
cla:s last dated and numbered, and Of
the time of which intended payment
or redemption the Secretary or Treasury
shall give public notice, and the interest
on the particular bonds 80 selected at
any time to be paid, shall cease at the
expiration OF thirty days from the pub
lication ofsuch notice.
SEC. Z. That this act shall be known
as the Funding Act OF 81" and all acts
and parts Of acts inconsistent with this
at are hereby repealed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-19
HOUSE.
Agricultural Appropriation Bill Dis
cussed.

Agricultural Appropriation Bill Dis
cussed.
A motion to proceed to business on
the House calendar for the purpose OF
taking up the Fitz John Porter bill, was
defeated. Yeas, Ia; nays, III.
The House then went into Commit
tee OF the Whole on the agricultural ap-
preparation bill. Mr.. Hurd gave notice
that he would offer an amendment pro-
viding for statistician and subordinate
officers in the agricultural depart
ment, and requiring that officer
10 make a report as to the
effect the customs revenue laws
would il continued in force havel here.
after on the agricultural people OF the
country, whether the effect oil such laws
has been TO increase or diminish the
price Of American agricultural products
iu foreign markets. what effect they have
had on the price of clothing and agricu!.
tural tools in this country, and whether
or not the wages Of farm laborers and
the profits OF persons engaged IN agri'
culture have been effected 10y such laws,
and il so, to whit extent? He then pro.
ceeded 10 make an uti.protective speech.
Mr.. Kelly replied, followed by MIR.
FELTON,, who favored a revision oil the
tariff by commission.
The bill was then read by sections for
amendments.
Mr.. Addison offered An amendment
TO the clause relative to the distribution
of seeds, &C., providing that in making
such distribution the Commissioner OF
Agriculture shall appOrlion three.
fourths of the seeds among the several
Congressional districts OF the States and
Territories represented in Congress, ac
corling TO the number and according to
the demands OF the climate and soil.
After some further debate, but with
out action, the Committee rose and the
House adjourned till tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-19
SENATE.
Funding Bill Passed-Jnterest Left at 8
Per Cent.

Funding Bill Passed-Jnterest Left at 3
Per Cent.
WASHINGTON, February lS.-The cre-
dentials OF Van Wyck and Miller Sens-
tors-elect were presented and fled.
Bills introduced and referred:
BY Mr.. Vest-To incorporate the
Inter Oceanic Railway Company.
BY Mr.. Hereford-Bills making the
appropriation to improve the Little
Kanawha and Elk Rivers, and to con-
tinue the improvement OF the Great
Kanawha and New Rivers in West
Virginia.
On motion OF Mr.. Thurman the Sem
ate passed bill to authorize the con.
struction Of fire proof building in
Columbus, Ohio. for the accommodation
of the United States Court, &c. The
cost OF the building reduced from $780,
900 to S400,00
Consideration OF the Funding bill was
resumed and the amendments male in
the Committee OF the Whole were re-
ported in their order. a separate vote on
each having been demanded by Mr.. Ed.
munds. The separate votes upon the
amendments recommended by the FL
nance Committee were reserved until
the bill was gone through with. Finally
all the amendments made in the Com
mittee OF the Wbols we're agreed to as
reported.
Mr.. Blair moved an amendment re.
stricting the requirement for the deposit
of new bonds to the bank circulation is.
sued after July lst next. Defeated.
The fifth section, containing provision
for making new ) per cents compulsori-
" receivable by banks for circulation,
was retained in the bill. Ayes, 32;
noes, 20.
A motion by Mr.. Bayard, reviving
the amendment OF the Finance Commit.
tee making the interest rate on bond
81 per cent, was defeated. AYES, 70;
noes, 80.
The rate therefore remains 3 per cent.
The bill then passed-ayes 43, noes 70.
All the Democrats voted with the ayes,
as also Plumb and Saunders.
The Senate took up the District appro-
priation bill. but without action adj
iourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-19
HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Protective Bill on Us Passage.
LONDON, February lS.-ln the House
of Commons this evening NOrthcote
arose, amid Conservative cheers, and
said that many OF his party, although
opposing Gladstones motion, would be
embarrassed by the new rules.
The Speaker will reply at the next
sitting
Consideration OF the protection bill
was then resumed. In committee,
Playfair, Deputy Speaker, ruled num-
Der of amendments inadmissable, par
ticularly the amendment by which
each Home Ruler proposed to except his
particular constituency from the opera
ton OF the act The first clause OF the bill
was then adopted by vote OF 302 to A.
Parnpll raid he was followed by two
detectives in Harris, and il the govern
ment desired 10 arrest him under the
bill, Lord Cowpen had only to declare
OH the report Of those detectives that he
was reasonably suspected, without in.
forming him how, when and where the
suspicion arose.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-19
MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE.
THE DEAD STATESMAN.
Action Taken In New York

Action Taken In New York.
New YoaE, February lS.-The Board
OF Alderman met to day to take action
on the death of Fernando Wood and
resolutions were adopted recommend.
ing the citizens to close their places OF
business the day OF the funeral; that the
Aldermen attend the funeral in body
that the Mayor and the heads of the de-
partments OF the city government he in.
vited to unite with the Aldermen on the
OCCASION that the usual badge OF mourn.
ing be worn thirty days; that the flags
on the City Hall and public buildings
be displayed at hall mast the day oi the
funeral; that a committee be appointed
10 proceed to Washington to represent
the municipality obsequies OF that city
and TO accompany the remains to New
York; that the Governors room in the
City Hall be placed at the disposal OF
the committee and prepared appropri.
ately for the reception OF the remains,
and another special committee OF I've 10
perfect the arrangements for this pro.
ceeding and such other arrangements
as deemed necessary to carry out these
plans.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-19
THE yARRIsBURG HUBDUB.
No Special Change - Committee Dead
Lock.

HARRISBURG, February lS.-The Con.
ference Committee Joint Convention
took thirteen ballots without agreeing
upon the name 10 be presented, and al
:ourned till evening. The thrifty FIRST
ballot ior Senator was as follows: Wal
lace, 81; Beaver, 80; Bayne. SIS; Henry,
6: Scofield, 9; T.W. Phillips, IL Briggs,
!; Hewitt, |; Curten, l.; McGrath, J..
Adjourned.
In the Republican Senatorial Conlei-
ence this evening, three ballots were
taken, Beaver and Bayne being the
leading candidates Cooper ard Herr
announced their determination 10 the
caucus committee TO stick TO Beaver.
Stewart, Lee, Davis. Wolfe and Miles,
anticaucus, were for Cancellation and
compromise, which, they claimed, could
only be effected by the dropping OF
Bayne and Beaver. The Beaver men
refused, aud pending resolution OF
Senator Cooper that it was the senti.
ment Of the conference that a caucus oi
all the Republicans be held. and that a
candidate be chosen by a two-thirds
vote. an adjournment took place till
Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-19
HEAVY SNOW STORM IN TIE
WEST.
Railroad Traffic Almost Wholly BUS.
pended.

CHICAGO, February ls.-The snow
which began TO fall last evening continu-
ed all night at very even rate, and at
six o'clock this morning there was sew.
TN inches on the ground in the city.
The signal service reports show that
the storm commenced IN Northern Tex.
as, where there was heavy rains, and ii
travelled Nor'hward rapidly. At lndi
annapolis the rain fall amounted TO S5-
100 OF an inch, at this point. re.
ducing the snow TO water was
62 100. The snow in Illinois, far West OF
Mendata was 7 to inches deep. West
from there to the Mississippi river il
gradually increased TO Is inches. In
Iowa the fall was less. There has been
great delay on the railroads, many
freight trains being abandoned, and all
were greatly delayed. On the Michigan
Central and Baltimore aud Ohio the de.
lay in mail and passenger trains is from
two to twenty hours. The other cast
ern lines are more nearly on time, the
Pittsburgh and Fl. Wayne being nota-
bly, prompt. OF the western trains none
are on time, but they are actively work.
ing to clear the tracks to have an open
track tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-19
THE NEWS
OF the Day In Pithy Paragraphs.
nanna~f{a

Books for the Merchants Telegraph
Company have been opened in Chicago,
for subscriptions.
The Boston Transrip, says Mr.. T. B.
Aldrich is to become editor Of the Allan.
tic Monthly after March !.
A New York telegram says: Paddy
Ryan the prize fighter and an unknown,
are matched for ring contest
Charles d. Lloyd, the well known
turfman died suddenly yesterday at
Holmdel, \. j., Of heart disease.
The friends OF prohibition in North
Carolina, presented to the Legislature q
petition containing e, 900 signatures.
A North Bennington. VT, dispatch
says: The Essex Cotton Mills were
burned. loss S35, 900; insurance $1,000
Three hundred miners are on q strike
at Salineville, Ohio, against q reduction
from recent advance OF seven cents q
ton.
Paul Boytob, the celebrated swimmer
and inventor OF the liie.preserving suit, q,
is believed TO have fallen victim In the
war between Peru and Chill.
Next Tuesday being the 22d OF Feb.
ruary and legal holiday in the District
OF Columbia, all Departments and Gov.
ernment offices will be closed.
The Tennessee Legislature accepted
an invitation TO be present at the inau
guration OF General Garfield, and nearly
every member has signihed his inten
ton Of attending.
A Washington dispatch says: Elliott
+. Shepard will be nominated L. :.
District Attorney OF the southern dls.
trict OF New York, in the place OF For.
ster whose nomination MAS Withdrawn
Foreign.
Several French subjects In Algeria
have been killed by marauding trlbes
The men are from Lunis.
Russia has signified her Willingness To
send representative to the lnterna.
tional Monetary Conference.
Kirk Bros., iron masters at Working
ton and Mary Port, and Morrison Bros,
iron brokers Of Glasgow, have failed.
The match for the Waterloo Cup, the
principal cGursing event IN England,
valued al $500, Was Won by Princess
Dagmar.
Parnell told Victor Hugo that he
thought an Irish insurrection would be-
legitimate, the League had been dis.
susded from such an attempt, s th.
Irish are unarmed.
A dispatch for Berlin says: In cons-
- A A..
river and valley, Ayoob Khan has de-
clared war against the Ameer and al.
ready occupied Maimurid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-19
A Heavy Hit.

LONDON, February ls.-The manifesto
issued 10y William Shaw, Home Rule
member OF Parliament tor County Cork,
is addressed to the Right Rev. John Nc
Carthy, Catholic Bishop Of Cloyne. 1t
reviews the course pursued by the Irish
Parliamentary party since he Shaw
held the leadership and condemns the
programme adopted by that party,
which he declares has been marked out
Tor il across the Atlantic. Shaw con-
times: can understand and respect
TIE revDlutionis,s, but despiss and con.
d mn the mongrel that talks blusterly
hints at physical force and shrinking
away at the first hint OF danger, leaving
the poor people he has fooled helpless
n the hands OF an enraged class and the
government
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-19
HOUSE OF DELEGATES



Prom Q o'clock until after | Yesterday
Nr House worked away steadily and
then adjourned in order to allow the
committees time 10 work on some im-
u5-,aut legislation awaiting them. All
Traces Of the recent disorder and trOub' e
Aai died away ami everything was bus
ru..s Ike aui orderly. Some important
matter, were touched, which are found
below.
Auditors Communication.
Iac following message WAS received
u5m Hon. J. ;. Miller:
In response toa resolution adopted
ta The lluual I sutm!t the following re.
tnr. i'm rrga;Atptip SchoOl Fund. Total
auuuu: invested: SiJ3,Sll -. In all
Gi,ira 'u tlc foregoing amount Ot SlO3,-
81 i there il in the Treasury at date
tp,hr crrGi, OF the School Fund tine
sum OF 81, $40 -. The invest
m.utS named and described were made
rv the Board Ci the School Fund by or
arrs entered Oi record, except the loan
o. the HDspta, Tor the Insane, Si9,OCO,
which waS male under authority e an
ac; passed February -, lS19, entitled
An act making an appropriation for
the further construction Ot the West
Virginia Hospital for the lnsaue n Wes-
ton, and by order OF the Board Of the
SchlOl Fund.
The amount annually contributed TO
the General School Fund, 80 far as APP
pears from the records OF this office on
account OF the income from said invested
fund, is shown by the following state
Mput.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-19
Fatal Railway Wreck.

RICHMOND, Va, February lS.-Lsst
evening the through express train on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad came
into collision with a section OF an east
ward bound freight, this morning, be-
tween Galatians and Black bone station.
W. K. Cundif, engineer Of the freigh,
train, was killed, and fireman Peck in.
jured. The engines, baggage car of the
passenger train and several freight cars
were wrecked. The cause OF the COLI
sion was q misund, rstanding OF train or
ders.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-19
A Three .coruered Affair.

A chicken fight for next Saturday is
reported as one of the attractions a; Col
lier's SETON. that happy medium Of
pace where men have chance 20 take
their choice OF three States when the of.
ficers OF the law come around. The
chickens aud men for the reported fight
are from SteubenVlie and Wheeling,
and any place else where there's tight
ing chicken. Why don't somebody get
no a tri State revival OF Golfers and re-
claim the placer-Sstlbrnr;I Herald.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-19
she Fixed 'em with Her Little Revolver

CIScISSArI, feor1sry is.-Dispatches
report that Belle Nichols, keeper Of a
blgnio At Muncie, Ind, night before last
defended her door against Bill Wort
and Son Sutton, who were both drunk.
She discharged the seven chambers of
a pistol at the assailants. Six OF the balls
took effect on Sutton, several in his face
He is supposed to be mortslly wounded.
Wort got one shot in the cheek. The
shooting was at clese range, and most Of
the balls that lodged in Sutton's head
and face were shot through his hands,
which he used to shield his head,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-19
GEORGIA TRAGEDIES.
One Msu Hanged and Another Murdered.

One Man HsnRedhnu AuOEH'r m HuFueFeu'
AUGUSTA, GA, February lS-Frank
Twieg., convicted OF the murder OF Wn.
Driscall, in Burke county, in Novem Der
last. and sentenced TO be hanged on the
9S,h of January, but reprieyed Tor three
weeks by the Governor, was hanged a,
waynesboro to-day; T~iggs protested
his innocence. His neck vas not
broken, hut he died by strangulstion
pa,e Jones shot and killed Sam Rob.
erts. at Lavton, Burke county, to-day,
b lth colored.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-19
The Funding Bill,

WASHINGTON. February l7--Leading
members OF the Ways and Means, ap-
preparations and other influential com.
mittees OF the House, say the funding
bill as it passed the Senate will 90
through the House without any Difficult.
ty or delay whatever. Undoubtedly
some pressure will be brought to bear
upon the President to veto it, and call
an extra session OF Congress in
the passage Of another funding
bill. Those members Of Congress who
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-19
S,ven American Prisoners AZ Paso Del
Nrrte. Mexico, Attempt to Escape.

GALVESTON, February ls.-A Mr..
special saws: Seven American prisoners
in isil at Paso Del Nore, Mexico. made
a br, ak this morning, shcotinl the gusid
dead and running toward the American
line, but were oyertaken by 2usrls, Sho
fr,i on them. The pr,sOnes heirg
armed, returned the Ere. Three Of the
prisoners we're killed and the others
snrrendered. Two guards were serious
ly wounded. The prisoners heard last
night that they were 10 be taken to Chi.
buahua to-day, wlIicn they believed
meant that they were to be shot on the
road. hence the attempt to escape.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-19
Nitro QlScerine EIplosions

ST. PAUL, February ia Winnepeg
special says: There were two explosions
oil nitro-glycerine at Rat Portage. The
first one blew up two men and seriously
injured them. The second instantly
killed foreman 0Brien, and fatally in
ured two labofers named Derosier and
Pressou.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-19
The objectionable advance established

The objectionable advance established
for office rents in lower Broadway and
Wall street is causing much indignation
among stock brokers, who are compelled
to move. Prices have quIntripled in
some cases over last year and the land
lords are insisting on three and four
wear leases at those rates. The brokers
generally refuse to sign long leascs at the
advanced prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-19
Five Murdersrs In the Hands OF q Mob

NASHVILLE, February ls-At the
close Of the Laprade murder trial At
Springfield. TO night, mob rushed into
the court room aud took the five mur.
derers to the verandah Of the second
story Of the court house and, II II
thought, have hung them. Autor
ney General Bell, With II posse, tried
to stop them at the door Of the court
room but in vain. one hundred shots
were fired during the excitement.
Judge Stark had just Sischarped the
jury when the mob took out the prison
ers with whom the sheriff Was about To-
start to jail with.
Later--The five Lsprade murJerers
are now hanging dead to the rail OF the
veran1ah of the court house.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-19
USEFUL AND vALUABLE TABLES
Concerning Railroad Mileage and the
Population by States.
snacIal CORRESPONDENCE of the Register.

Concerning Railroad Mileage and the
Population by States.
Special Correspondence of the Register.
WASHINGTON, February 18th.
Through the influence Of Senator H..
G.. Davis, OF West Virginia. l am per-
mitted to lay before the readers OF the
REGISTER some very important iniorma-
ton, in advance of It's publication in any
other newspaper in the United States.
First will be found the approximate
statement of the railroad mileage OF the
United States on the 3lst day OF
December, 1880, by State and Territory.
The showing for West Virginia is not
very good one, in comparison with
her sister States OF the same territory.
As the railroad question is being go
much agitated by the West Virginia
legislators, they may find some food for
information and reflection in the state
ment below. The following will not be
given out officially, to the public and
other papers. by the Census office for at
least three months; therefore the RSGIs'
rsR's enterprise may be appreciated.
Statement of Railroad Mileage in Each
state and Territory.