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, 1881-10-20

Tic ln,wrntIve nrrrsalty nr tho permanent
c,nrl.,M!'",t or u, ",ler tns 'lc ',u,'tar ~
aatIon sf RETURNS nf lawptn! ,ues ,,ldc +" c,t;-
I'm. . "Srf S r. hns n ,,r ,n:r
Y!,iI n ,G, tit i',S attoaton Of Congress 6o III
cASAntAx MARITIME NEnuLArloSs.
| Sreetat ffnatth II tht rhfedes 7tfhune.'
,OrrAws, Ont.. Oct lo.-Tho fnIlnw!nH rcRttla.
,urtnIu vrsi.a huso ls,ei, t,,",c hy 1r,lsr i,
.rnsil nnlss ,.,.thnrtty of tho Act u Viz. iso;:
/: Every uwsr. % inastar. or pErsn,, ~ et!nr9e nr
i,snrcst Collortnr Ut CnuuI IUlIs Or uler proper
n;nr tlI "nu uomploto report, scttit'g forth
d! Tim unant1ty md description Of tho cargo
th1 rhe rexistrrcd tonuaae Ut tho vessel, toat,
Of t1hrr nr toxs, nni with reforunro tn rslfts Ut
. sg!,ar, ,. t,Mcr. @ tt!o humber Of c"tIo feet con.
10 t'e,lerully s,trt other inflammation rs n,ay
" t,ccesSNry Tor computing tho tolls to whcl.
tho vessel. in'Rt. larxo With thu cilrat contained
tacret'' or tno fff' IL TUG case lny be. Is llabo
:. Every, sucI, report shall hr sighed by tho
c!nrcd tn 1et"fe tho Collector VI Tolls nr other
| U!.!cnr III chnrt;r,
chnrrc Is hurcby n,tti,r!zc,l to resli,iso nf any
uwncr, 1llnster. ur othur person II. chhrHt uf any
vessel, tHl tlfKC Uf rtlFt DtttGrtflH My tHtlttI,
tnI!tilstInlcutinn' n nAiftsts, eelrNcga. hills
nontr. ind m nttcr pulcrs rolattng to tlio vrs-
upon and &, nst!lnsno my al,ch vrssrl, lun,t,
h,rEe, or rnft; ani take ncconnt Of tho enrg'ns
y er oy ;;,s;sr saf.a r. other porson having
SharKo Ut my @ ysrs' boat bargo, Or raft e''ter-
IN" ~ Nrsisats HUH r '1t, ssi!,scs to mako s,,c retors
| US hctGtu provided, or
a. Whu rcI,,ses tn t'r:'.Ince papers. or 70 1--WE
NH ia ID harm JIk Ytfnls
Ts ~ t,thmr sIilSor ~ In, ~ III.
,.ll;ins. Or ''''''
10" to ay sitos rrs1a ti ruerre1 70. aal IV i"r
not les ttun Il ,.s.r t,.,r. thn,, S nil st1nfl. IN
addition llcrats, pny ttuiibia tnlla on n articles
wholly tr u p1r unttg.! fr'ti my r.rnrt nude
Ny MIN III lhfrst1iltIeu uT tl1osD regulations.
/ STRANDED DH rr.t'l Isi.ASI.
Spteta! D'mtea :, :" Tns G.ts.ao Tribune.
Wn,,. Ge,,ur Hiysr j;.,j,,t ureei, inv. she wms @
released ",s!nJ sunday lnbrnnx liter throw
an,orc ssrnnH ,nsshap i1,Hl.,a of twenty.inur
| h'',lrs. Whllu hHntinE ttir,nlKh Deaths 1h,Or
snn'tny nsnt, ln enn'tntny wlta tho seuw st'!It,-
fit ~ yntn " % wsr" sH y ow lis
| nIlI pu,1lInUtlue y tlnt ID rIpw ii Wn,tkrnnt1.
| QUEER ,.tnrt, SHIT.
| Sptefrt If,patcA Ia 7hr thteooo Tribune.
| MtLwAnN.s Wls., Oct. IA ilhcl was lilc,l
~ ~" Unatem santeh 'istrlet Lohrt tsh1t p9.ltilst
tm,,,'. rrnan ix ~ Wru ~ mfE l, u. 'ct H.
Uwnur. Thu yessrI rim usl,oro If tho Tunt ri
Iuku Michigan lis, sensun AMI wls Released tl,tA
ArriilE ny tnn lhiihr'",k lrtS., itny astec!tlI ~
"I ,,,o" H. ,tt .,, .'"l y, MsEIa, !" pnpM!e
ny themselves tu,t ,F ,lt, cmrt,i,iss Jna.ti If
ittttilx lIIb firnl,am t,l1tsorN she WIS 1r-
niittEA tn e i.sln ~ MenuN,t!nc hence tho libel,
"h'ch u 'oe possessloia aiia s:,V9o dai''agcs.
su..,., ,,:'': ,sotiSANf =. IuaAkH'
Mrw%',Err' WIs + t,at s , ENas" t''Stas Wns;- ~
the, ntt,a,- -tNrxt Frr,| EulIer tMiny rnt.nvItl II
, 1881-10-20
t}Af,Ff'fAtfl1t1t,

UAtTtu0nE. t'cf. iI.-fLnllt-Qnsot. nbout ttrnly.
.,n,,r mi INIT nnm t,o,oH"r H.e' r mx Snx,to+
a+.ss1t.Ai3i; December. $ih23{Rl.SA Cern-West.
rsn s.uli and n H!ndc ldwcr. Western mixed SPOT
and Octohur. H4'1astt4c, Sayuntcr. Ix1tls3cI DO.
cenlhrF. :it4asr4c. Oats ntm. Western wlItc. bts
h!c: mixed. s9asoc; 1'ennsylyana. +aiaslc. Rre-
Su,nnal,
liAt-tutnt.
.,rHnrtsiUx*-stcaar and qalet- Mess pork. sly.iu
!'so. Dacun .!inutcr4 iUe. Clear riD kiies, ii4io.
ltnh,s. 1ieshtfc. iar.l. I:te.
Eatta--I1rirs fr's, Tic.
l'ErEhtEt'M-- tthtl md nttunHt. .
tistlrEMiEs-c,Itfnu .ntl md nominal au1ar lEms
AznEl, Eb{e.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY md 1ulrt, *l.1aai i,pt1.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !lbHF, :si Hrhn. al3 lid,
HErEtrr*-ft!nr. t,as3 brIAl wheAt tliuI but corn,
11.Mh !,u. trat*, Hi IN. ~
sIlil'MESTa--turn. lD.;tS bn
SALEs-Wipat, GIi,uN hut cufn, p1, ,uW bu.
, 1881-10-20

MILWAUKEE. Uct. 11--FLurl!-Fsa
ulaAiS-WIloHt steady md tlr!l: No. hnrj, nntll.
tEnI: M. MIwuuser HEX: Ueiobcr, {I..Ivs6. Su-
vesbur. ss:a;!<; icecmbor. tl.37; tnnuary. tlssi;
Fetsuary. tI;etks MntclL tL:U!l; No. i Milwaukee,
$ls!; M. Ind rt1gctsd, nominal Curs htghuE,
scarce; No. I. ,.c. uaI. higher. unsettled; M. i
white, t:c Rye !atsor; No. :. ss.Ui Harie5 dsll No.
sxnrlhC. iIsc,
I'i,nytslnSs-SteRdy. Mess porx, 3l7.3l cnst, md
OGtuhGr $iI Jannar1 Priua steAul lafu, iii III cAsA
and SoveHuer; $llu7!& INslliury.
lftGK-i.lHer: &t.Lt+dL7A
FitEHtHTA-4y hoat tH Llutntto. 2xc.
NEcEirTS-Ftuuf, GI brl5; wheat, 1l0QQ bu; corr,
1tt ~ bu.
sMirMENTa-Flour, 1900 brls; wheat, 800 bu;
corn, hHN bu. '-
, 1881-10-20
TUlflFESTlNE.


WILMINGTON, n. e., Oct. M.-BpIn1ra TuMpES.
TlSk-flrM at AAs hard, "a i auft sA23, yjsuu SAul
, 1881-10-20

RosToHt Oct. ta.-FLouN-Qu1ett prtces favor buy
cts.
GlsA1S-Corn nore sottled; No. 2 and high mixed,
7a97;e, steam. 7ja7sc Oats t'rn,t NJ. nrl extra
white. MI. white. ~; Nn Wh!te. ts; No.
MISUNDERSTANDING utluhnnsed.
!ErTEH-ktrM for chisico gtadss.
GltEENE-FlEuI.
EIa-f'ttn1. ....
ltinEs-flrn: Westarn dry, 172lsc, do wet, 9}t1lc+
lAi.LuW -Itent0trsi, 15{@ SAc.
nkhCrx unchanged.
.iESEtiTs-FIai!r lou bfis: corn. ;soo bu, wheat,
ktAa bu. nats, .5,NU btl. ""
bnlfAESTs-FlouFt .,1W brls,
, 1881-10-20
THE LUMBER TRADE.
EAHT HAf}tSAW,

Special ntapa.eh 10 Ths Chicago Tr!tuns.
East SAulNAw, Mich, Oct, lO.-ThUre IL an
nolIye demand for bouts for lumber c,!rac!ty
and rates Ara lirn,. During tho pnst thrce duys
u,uro activity IL noticed III tho intnbcr lnnrkct
and good stock IL picked up rupl.lly. Thrco
million foot soil ut E8.u0 for shipping cls,ts,
@lG.u fur cutl1nnn. unit 43I00 for uppcrs Luul-
htr"tretAAt Gl1HEtera wgro reportEa today ut
fInt9sa..l 10 lf1l1nlu and c1lnInun |ultita ana
k!MM6.a.1A tu Ohio bi,lutH
, 1881-10-20

BH7f1a9 00p6tzH ID tn [Ht1t0 1FF6NNe,
NUfKE1ON, Mlch.. Got. 1D,-Mnrinn business
% W. 91a. u9ttss tany s sna W u1raS ths !st
Ut lan,irr. There Ii hut tttla cl,Ail9u In tho
situation, cnltaCtt by the strike, only that iarg9
Muluber or meu aro KulI,H t0 thu wu0da
, 1881-10-20

a truc strengthening tontc is browns Iron
Dlttcrs. It lttakcs tho DID feel Young.
, 1881-10-20


and takcn for corn. Ono arge owncr OF sailing
vessels. whu hud contemplated laying his prop
erty tlp l,ean,sc nf tho low GRIM fruIEhss hns
chartered sumo uf them to go to Escnnnba for
ltnn.ore. Thu following comprise yesterdays
engagements:
Fur J'ugat,. Iiuag,s1..
Propeller ". IL. 1tnrn,lIn, r0r1l. 4StAs
,roi,C!itr y. llhllnnttne. cnrn..... !!nhl
r"ns'er r",'e Moanoks9, at s,,9. c,:
!r"rel!cr Avon, earn. ..................... Ahnkl
Ir'pcllcr l5nllalo, cort'. MUn
Sel'0e' d. h. Af%'s'. f"c i";m;.i f,r'!; a''
schuoucr 1.a,ly D,tirrin. eorn. .......... :n,ooo
ssi' 's' ''''Ga far ksS|f 2|i';,yss st'ri oo
Propeller Northern Queen, corn........... li,N1
IotHI IcapaelIy......,ss.... ..iest,uuu
tIMUEf
Thoro was 1,o demand for iuubor carriers
yesterday. tho strike nt MuskeQotl hnvInx hull
tito effect to materially reduce tho snniufneturc.
No cilurters wcru reported. Tho following arc
tho nniBtnnl rates:
From Enst Saginaw 10 Lake Eric ~
f""r ;ast aaw 10 Ches:.... ;;$ ssiS' %
f", E,, May XIX +, 1ks Ere ports 'J set:
F'rnns s|ailistee 10 chtcslxh ......... ..57i,
from Mi;!!tlls1Ktull M 10 Chles,X0.:.. ..l:!l
From Whitu Luke to Chlc,Iuu. ....... :.i:t3
Ftnm Gran'l Haven tu CEtclXo,.... .lu
Frnnl Mt,skrXOn 10 ChtvlEu. ........ :U0
1in}S-ONt:.
There was IN nctlso fuqutry yesterday for
vessels auItnb1r 10 curry uro. Iintrs wcro flrsm,
and several chlrtcrs we're nude at the sub-
5onui ilKurrs:
From Escnnnba to Chicago. ...,.,....$ 1.G1
FrutIt l:sCalnbA u urnnd lfnyGtt.....,. l.Gu
Frnu1 l:4eMilAl)il to SuIin Ehc&tKU,...,, 1Wt
Frultl EsgAnit0A to J.tlku Erl0 purts,,, 1:illIi
From Marquette TO Lake Erit ports.... gl5i1....j
COAL.
Cou'-ctrr1crs still continue yGry scnrco at Euf-
falo Hnl rites retnuu Ilrm aud strong Mt lust
weeks !gnrrs. Tho demand for curriers' ut
OswcKO rrmalts good, nilu charters nru quickly
nln!o Ut tho xutug rAtes. Tho following nr0 tho
rates pnld:
From i.ltfalo to Chicago LILO
Fruul Buffalo to Milwaukee. .,....... l5vQbl Id
FrHul lulflfu to Duluth. l.141 I.SU
E:ru'll Lake EFtc purts to ChlcuEo..... l1JigIW
FROM lstkt Eric pDrtS to milwaukee,. 1..55xt adj
EruIn Lake l.rit ports to lsMGitte. LAD
FROM Lhkt Erie l,urtS tn t:AclhhbA..... l.sU
FruIH Luke Erie purt6 10 nututh.,,,.., l.T1
Erui1l l.nEe Erie purt3 to UetrOtt...... 4Tt iU
Ir0W ClGFelnnu to ltuttn0. ....... 49,. EHt ii
Frn!n UswrHo to Ch!cnkn. ............ a.4u3&33.5Q
Frum OswcH0 to oMllwANkee.............. ..4UAk..h0
l1y Luke Erie ports ls meant any port OH I,lko
Erie west OF UNI including Eric 70 which lrull-
orc IL consigned, aud from which coRl Is ehlppej,
, 1881-10-20

Coaa-cnrricrs still continue yery scnrco at nuf-
falo. Hnd rntcs remain ilrm aud strong Mt lust
WEEKS tgures. Tho demand for curriers' ut
DswcKo remains good, uilu charters nru quickly
nlnso III the Ko!ng rntes. Tho following ar0 tho
n,f,1r mi
, 1881-10-20
I.UNf ItIt1t.

1hcro were less thnn bzen rGssaIs On tho market
yesterday. tns.nes lnhreA s|uwly, ret prlces TO.
, 1881-10-20

.,CtSciSSAr1. tnst. N-ltans- Steady, .conlmon nnd
laht, Eb xtitIi; packing aud butcher1, III IS; re.
Celpta, l.SU; shfGIenls l.,h.
, 1881-10-20

UNITED STATEs ENGINEER OrF1CE. OswEup,
\. T.. Oct. A.-0swexo beacon. entrance to
Oswtgo hagbuE, N. i.-Durtpy The progress of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-10

A rev building is being put up on south
jacob street, and is 10 be used as an Office
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-10
INDUSTRIAL ITEMS.

Yesterday was pay day at the LaBelle
mill.
To-day will be pay day at the Benwood
mill
Pay day to-day at Lancaster'S cooper
shops.
Another battery will be completed at the
Water Works next week.
The cold-iron feeders seem to be of opin-
ion that self-feedcrs will not work.
The machinery OF Capt. Dougherty'> new
boat will all be completed and put in by
the end OF next week.
Although large number OF copper ket-
ties worms, etc, OF the Sugar Refinery
were imported, all of the new iron work
WAS done by Sweeney & Son.
In passing through the works of A. J.
Sweeney Il Sons, We had the pleasure of
seeing the first automatic cutoff steam en-
CINE ever built in Wheeling and the only
rotary valve automatic cutoff engine with
one valve. Heretofore il has always been
necessary, as in the Corlis form of engine,
to uSc two valves for the automatic cut
off This engine acCOmpliSheS with one
valve what the CorliS does with two Auto
matte cutoff engines heretofore have been
very expensive, but by this improvement
the cost of the engine will not very much
exceed the cost OF an ordinary sliding valve
engine, while il will save * per cent. Of
fuel and give much stCadier power. The
run the machinery in Sweeneys foundry,
and hey propose to build them for the
trade, having already two of the engines to
build. ono of them being for the Reymann
Brewing Company aud the other for the
Sugar Refinery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-10
Not Immediately, Rut Soon.
t0r. Chtc190 IFi5HIIc.


One Of the best known StalwartS Of
Ohio. who has recently been in New York
and Washington loakinzup the situation" +"
has becu giving tile result of his eVplura-
tiCns to correspondent of the Chicago
TIiLg,pc There is TO be sweeping change
in officers aud policy''-not Immediately,
but IS SOON as the new President and his
friends deem il prudent to make it-say in
the course of the next three months. Mr..
Arthur will see that all those fellows who
were unjustly rushed in by the two admin
iStratiOns that have passed into history will
bc as unceremoniouSly rushed out, and
you will see that the good people whom
Garfield was going to boost on account of
their being his personal or college friends
will stand a mighty poor show; you will
see, too, that a lot Of large postmasters and
custom house officials will have TO walk the
plank" Our friend. the Ohio Stalwart,
'ooesn' think there is any case against the
accused in the Star Route trials, and OF
course he don't think anybody will be
convicted" Anyhow he regards ii as
very ''ungrateful business in the Republi-
can party to prosecute men who have done
80 much for it as Dorsey and Brady have"
II is not stated that our Ohio friend is
Grant man, but we suspect he is. He GER
tSiniy has the marks
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-10
BOILER EXPLOSION.
One Mnn KiIIcd nnd screraI Wounded.

PIrrsBuRGH PA, December .. - This
evening about five o'clock, a boiler burst
in the Keystone rolling mill, Fourteenth
ward completely demOliShing the boiler
house. scattering the debris in every direc-
tion, and killing one man and seriously iii
turing ten more.
At the hour mentioned the people living
in that portion Of the city were startled
by a tcrailic explosion, and upon hurrying
10 the mill fonnd ON every side evidence OF
of the terrible disaster.
The mills employ $50 men, and the re-
port spreading like wild fire, soon the
wives, mothers and children OF those
employed were at the scene, weeping, wall
ing and ringing their hands, fearing that
those they loved were among the Killed or
injured.
As soon a> the debris could he cleared,
the work of hunting for the bodies began,
fortunately, .hOwever. this resulted IN
finding that but one man had been killed,
he was the. fireman, john Quinn, who
was in the boiler house when the explosion
occurred. He was badly Scalded, but death
resulted from conclusion ot the brain.
Upon investigation it was found that
only enc of the battery OF five had eX-
exploded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-10
WASHINGTON.
GENERAL NEWS AND GRlST FROM THE
CAPITAL.
The Vultures Still Gathering-Proceedings
Of Both Houses-Western Opinion
Ofthe Funding Bill-kenna
on Finances.
FORMATION OF THE COMMITTEES.

Both Houses 'of Congress have
adjourned over until next Tuesday. Of
course nothing will be done. The inter-
est among the politicians now centers in
the formation of the Committees, which
practically control the Legislation, and
Speaker Keifer is now struggling III the
attempt to satisfy his party friends. How
difficult this will be can be understood
when we remember that every member
wants TO be chairman of one committee
and second on two or three more, ana
there are only about one-fourth enough
committees to go round. The natural
result will be an unusual amount of pro-
family, and no matter what his action
may be, curses, if not loud, at least
deep, will be heaped on the Speakers
head, and the division between the two
factions of the dominant party Will be
Widened and deepened.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-10
GUITEAU's GALL
PROVING HIM THE GREATEST sc0UN-
- DREL UNHuhG.
Yesterdays Proceedlng's-Testiu@ for
the Prosecution Demonstfatin&the
Assassin to be Liar
and SwindIer.
A BAD DAY FOR THE OFFENCE.

The announcement that the trial OF
tbe assassin of the President will prob
ably close within q week or ten days.
will be greeted with feeling OF relief
by all. We have no comment 20 make
on the testimony, nor OF the character
of debauchee, swindler and dead Deat
which it fixes on the prisoner. Inc
point which will determine the acton
of the jury is this: Was Guiteae Legally
responsible for his act when he nred the
fatal shot? Was he able TO comprehend
the nature of his act and ,understand
the consequences which would HOW
from it? Did he know that he was go.
ing to commit murder, i'll violation OF
the law of God and man? Or, on theo
hand, does the testimony show Snat ne
was labOring under moral pafalysls ana
unable to distinguished between right
and wrong? Or was he 50 possessed
and influenced by some delusion or hal
lucination that he could not control his
will power and acted from an insane
impulse. There is no testimony, either
direct or indirect, that he labored under
any such delusion. On the contrary, his
own testimony shows that he did
stay his bloody hand on more than
one occasion, and could at any time have
abandoned forever his murderOus pur-
pose. The evidence for the prosecution
establishes this theory, and it has not
been overborne by the defense. The as
sassin has been himselfin evidence, from
the beginning to the end Of the trial and
the common verdict is that he has
greatly damaged his case. The spectacle
has been humiliating one, and the an
tics of the prisoner have been disgusting;
but far better this than that the person.
al rights of one on trial for his life
should be even seemingly abridged. The
trial will come to an end, and when it
does the prisoner will have nothing
whatever upon which to base motion
for new trial, or to delay the execution
of the Judgment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-10
A SENATOR SHOT.
A quarrel Gpswisg Ous Of PeiitIes
Ends In BIoDd.

NASHVILLE. December 0.--John J. Yer.
trees shot Senator Smith, of Fertriss
county Ia the left shoulder. in the MAJ
we'll House rotgnda, this afternoon. but
did not inAict mortal wound. yertrees
had In case IN court, charged smith with
bribery and corruption In voting for
the 1903 state debt bill, nj the last regular
session.
Smith got up IN his seat, to-day. and d.
nounccd Ycrtrees as a liar. Upon the ad-
journment Of the Senate, VcrtTecs went 70
the Maxwell House aud shot him.
smith claims a. haye been taken un-
axsres, and that he was seated reading .
newspaper when vertrees shot him, with
ont giving him any warning. vertreef
friends claim that Smith was in the act of
rising and drawing pistol when yertrees
wounded him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-10

McKinles, Pacheco, Belford, Wart, Forney
Dunn, Martin, Davidson, Of Florida;
stephens, Cameron. 0rth, Kasson, Ander-
son, Carlisle, Gibson, sDingley, McLane.
Harris OF Massachusetts,; Horr, DunneM,
HoOkerf Ford, Valentine, Cassidy, Hail,
Hill, of New jersey; Cox, OF New York;
Vance, George o'Neill, Chase, Aken, Petti,
bone, Mills, Joyce, Tucker, Wilson and
Williams of Wisconsin.
The House then adjourned until Tues
day, when the introduction of bills will be
allowed as of Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-10
PRESS OPINIONS.
lfOOrfcid Examiner.

| NOOTJirid Examiner.
The Wheeling REGISTER came Ia us
! I'm an entire new dress. The REGISTER
is an cnterprislng ncwsy sheet.
GfepuiHr Gib1crft'.
The Wheeling Weekly REGISTER has
recently "dOubled up" and IL now large
eight page paper. We will furnish II and
the Giimeritc for $2.7j per year paid In
advance.
Rdna,rhG Gdsctc.
The Wheeling REGISTER comes TO us
| in nobby new dress. IL has ~ IL were
doubled up" and has added 10 its cx-
cellent reputation ~ n first class news
paper. We congratulate our daily con-
! temporary and wish IL continued pro-
| spcrity. The REGISTER seems to he
| Keeping step tn the music oI progress
and prosperity now vOuchsaicd to our
young State. II II an excellent paper
and as the coming session ofthe Legisla-
| ture will pe very important one, now
! IL the time to subscribe Tor q good rciiaDie
paper.
Evening CdH, Charleston. ". Va.
The Wheeling daily REGISTER comes
TO us In an eight page form to-day. It's
Office has been removed into large
building and II now employs new
presses and types and it, writing force
has been doubled. We congratulate
Hon. Lewis Baker upon his growth and
enterprise and hope that the time will
come when the REGISTER will far sur
pass, In size and wealth, the New York
Herdid or Chicago Iimcs.
Rdprnspooi !Ss,ri.
WE this week publieh q prospectus o!
the Wheeling REGISTER. The REG
IsTER for news il one of the leading
papers Of the State, and should be well
paironized. The first Of this month it
intends "doubling up" in size and add
ing many other improvements.
Ihnfppi Iroindenfer.
Our much valued contemporary, the
Wheeling REGISTER has moved into
new and cOmmOdiOls building erected
expressly for its own Use, and has greatly
enlarged and improved both IT, daily
and weekly editions. The paper has
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A.. L>1uSs Repubk5o0a.

II has taken q yefy short time 10 woek
vondrDus c,snars Of sentimsf6 Ia fexpecl
To certain features Of our natiopal financial
system. Between President Arthur, sscrs-
tary Yoiger. Treasurer GilHlian and Senstog,
sherman, we have got this week an indofss-'
ment from the leaders and authositive
m0uih.pieoes OF the Kepuhlicau party a
nearly every important festufe of the s
per cent refundipg bill which Democratic
congres, passed add o Repubiicau Prsd-
dent vetoed last February. Mr.. Ghsrman
starts on with the Introduction Of . 3 Per
cent. bill. which involves the assnmptloa
that bonds drawing that rsts Of intscsst
can be piaced at per. although he mose
violently denounced snch . thing -
imprscticzble snd impossible le&s tlssa
year ago. Following his hill 0se ~
message Of Arthur md The repert4 Yoler
and Gilflisn, Recommending Isgidstioa -
prevent the banks retiring their currency
except after speciAed length u e9tice. -
be 6xed By isv.- OF the essential features
Of the 3 per coat bill which Rrssldeet
Hayes killed tbese were The mogl iD-
portsnt. and the only other feetsss - thst
bili, which deserves 70 b. eaile4 - thks
connsction, wsy that compelling the henks
after the pasSsge Of the 3s46 mAD q
deposits Of bonds In 3 per 1has y
II, tbcrefors. ttzt tise KepIbamna Do not
nor. cooqs1s = = dEht - ~ - euiee
willing - stp1ldes d dsleoss0 -
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ENGLAND.

LoxpoS. December 9.-seven persOns
living in the vicinity OF Castle Island,
County Henry, were arrested under the
coercion act on suspicion Of attacking the
houses of tenants OF he Marquis Droheda
and Maruuis OF Duwnshire and Lord Masse-
reene and Cloncurry.
Counties Of Kildare and wicklow have
Joined the no rent movement They re-
eeiyed midnight visits aud notices threat
ening of death il they paid rent.
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weather Indications.

WASHINGTON. December 10, a. M-For
the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys, fair
weather, northerly winds, becoming varia-
be, stationary or higher temperature and
pressure. ~
westerly winds, becoming variable, station
sry or higher temperature, rising Followed
by falling barometer.
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iSsSeiIItrd Press.
House,

WASHINGTON, December 9.-Mr. Taylor
of Ohio had resolution to offer FOR the
appointment OF q committee to audit the
expenses attendant on the illness and death
of President Garfield. Mr.. Hazletoa.
OF Wisconsin, objected at the present
time.
Mr. Mills, OF Texas, then appeared at the
bar of the House and was sworn in.
The Speaker then announced the appoint
ment OF the following committees:
On bIileagc-MessrS. Smith, of Pennsyl-
Vaaia; Ryxn, Paul. Cobb and Mckenzie
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The Foolish Peas.

MExrHIs, December 9.-At 9.D O'Clock
this morning. just half the time Of the
seyenty-fiye hour walking match, now in
progress, the score stood: Hart l65 miles.
Hartman I4s, 0Lezry ifs, Schmehl l3L
Hart, Hartman and Schnem were OF the
track about six hours during the night,
and oLeary two and hall hours. Total
score-Hsrt and O'Leary 81: miles. Hsrri
man Schmehl 20.