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AT THE CAPITAL.
Internal Revenue BiII-Tax ON Matches
and Leaf Tobacco.

WASHINGTON. July 12.-Further amend
ments TO the Internal Revenue bill were
made by the Senate Finance Committee,
to-day. \ proviso was added to the first
section so that on and after August 18th,
lSS2, matches may be removed by the man
ufacturers thereof from the place OF manu-
facture to warehouses within the United
States without attaching thereto the stamps
required BY law, under such regulations as
may be prescribed by the Commissioner of
Internal Revenue. The error in the
second section concerning the tax to
be paid by the retail dealers
in leaf tobacco was corrected by adding the
words per annum' at the end OF the sec
ton, so that the clause now reads, retail
dealers in leaf tobacco shall pay $3.50 and
thirty cents for each dollar on amounts OF
their monthly sales in excess of the rate OF
$500 per annum. The third section was
amended by changing the date when the
provisions of the bill relating to cigars and
cigarettes are to go into effect January lSS5
To October 1852
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Iowa Live Stoek

b.S, ba.NES, July l2.-The following
- ION on the returns to the county
~ wing the number of live stock
,v ,. VI iowa: Hogs, 2,042, 900; de-
e., : ! e'sr ago, $4,000. Cattle. 2.O44
80 'i ,VeO. Horses, $4,000; in
h., Sheer, $4,000; about the
ITossIgiar year. The condition of stock
''raOle than in preyions yearS $50
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Dead I'm His Red.

CINCINNATI, o., July ia man named
Alfred 5. Hutchison, who represented him
self as correspondent of the Chicago Inter-
Ocean, was found dead this afternoon at
the hotel Emory. A bottle of morphine
was found on the mantel from which the
deceased had evidently taken hypodemic
injection.
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West Virginia PostmaSters.
Sprcinl Dirnrich 10 he Rcni.tc,.

Special Dispatch 20 The Register.
WASHINGTON, July l2.-West Virginia
IostmasterS were commissioned to-day as
follows: Amos G. Ammons, at Cross
Roads; Gordon c. Lush, at Chestnut, and
Clement II. White, at Guzanne.
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Ornnre1ea.

Lospos, Oxr., July 1.-The 0rsnee dem-
opstration to-dsy was the largest ever sesn
here.
ToRosTo uIy l2-About $500 Orange
men paraded, to-day.
BosroE, Jolly 1.-THE Orange and the
Green united in picnic totiay, the first Of
tlr LinI In tie country.
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spsrtsn~ News.

TBor, July l2.-Proyidence 8; Troyss. Z.
BosroS, July 12-Bostons 4; woFcss1
tiers 4.
PnnAsErrIuA, July 12.-Athletfc, 8,
Louisville, 2.
cLEvELAsD, July H. -Cleyelands 2; Bu6s.
ks7.
PrrTssrneH, July I2.-Alleshenyse; 0; st.
Louis 1.
pHr.ApnrHrA. July l2.-At,antics, 8;
PhiladeI phias, 8.
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That Rannas

WASHINGTON, Julyl2.-The boquet which
Mrs. SeoTille attempted to convey to Gui-
tean on the day preceding the execution
has oeen analysed, and enough arsenic
found in il TO kill dozen men.
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AiIadrlphia is Very much excited
! the discovery that the waters Of
i 1Schuylkill have been poisoned.
n this source the people of the
s ker City ebtain their drinking Wa
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WHEEIING w. va THURSDAY MORNING. JULY 13. 1882.

tan affrirs says France could not cooperate
in the bombardment, because England's
conduct did not seem to her justified, and
because France did not desire to emerge
from European concert.
The correspondent adds: It is at least
three weeks since England proposed to
France to join in the occupation Of the
Suez'canal, but as France raised objections
England gave up the idea of French coop
Grafton in that direction, and turned her
attention to Alexandria. Since then she
had Constantly urged France to keep her
company, and until the last moment she
had not given ND hope,
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n" Hospital Nae.,oa

.pts hospital needed for Hop Bit
b ter nor nor large Salaried talented
Ihev ,sII Gnas a Hop Bitters will do or
nd 49,, ~ Sneir own story by their
s tgc,S-a, lu!e cures Gt home.-Nes0
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Yirrinfa Demserafs.

RIcuxosD, Va, July f2-The Democrat
ic State Central Committee has been In
session since noon, discussing the situation
end making preparation Tor the coming
fall elections.
Late this evening resolution was adopt
ed that it was inexpedient 20
nominate a candidate for Congressman
at Large, either by action OF the COMMITTEES
or by convention, since the object In view
by the Democratic party could be best at
tanned without action. This means that J.
Z. Massey, Readjuster, who has already
announeed himselfa 0 candidate for Con-
gresham at large, is to be supported BY
Dem ocrats
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OUR SUMMER RESORTS.
Deer Park.
Speoial 10 the Re1fster.

DEER PARK, July 12.-Latest arrivals at
the Fair House-Charles Faust, Albert
Faust, and Miss Jennie Faust.
Miss Kate Webster, OF Baltimore, who Is
spending the summer at the above noun
tain house, and who is just recovering from
severe attack Of typhoid fever, has i'm
proved 70 rapidly in the uiountains that
she cannot laud this section sufficiently.
Arrivals at Deer Park Hotel-Frsnk
Rooms. John Schmoly, Baltimore; Lawranc
Mangan. Edward Barry. Washington, ID. c.;
Geo. Il. Bunting. +. J. Little, San Francisco,
Cal.;P. W. Linskie, Dallas, Texas; J. 7.
Lansworth. Thomas J. Emery, Cincinnati.
Ohio; 8. ID. Stevenson, U. >. Army.
Mrs. John Smith. widow OF the former
editor of the Mountain Democraf arrived at
Oakland this evening
The quarterly meeting OF the B. & o.
EMPLOYEES Relief Association will meet at
Deer Park Hotel, OH Saturday. July 18th.
Rev. Hobert Smith, Mr.. \. 7. Meyer and
Mr.. Edwin sherch spent to-day fishing.
Mrs. r. J. West, Master Harry West, Miss
Annie West, Mrs. X. Lower, Miss Jennie
Delander. Kate Speddin, II. w. McComas,
of Oakland, visited Mountain Lake Park
to-day.
OAKLAND, July l2.--Arrivals at Oakland
Hotel: K, N, McSherry, wife. two chill
drel and two maids; II. G. Howell: vile,
child and two maids Miss Nora Hyatt,
Baltimore.
Arrivals at the Glades House r. s. Will
son, Wheeling; Mrs. s. Stein and family,
Baltimore, Md. DR.. A. w. Biddle, Louis
A. Biddle, Philadelphia, Pa; w. r. No
Vicar, Cisrksburg, W. Va; James V.
Byrne. Baltimore, Md.
Recent arrivals at the "Oaks"-Col. w.
+. Merrill and family. U. 8. A.; II. n.
Bsnkard and family, Baltimore; Mrs. w.
II. Foryood and daughter, Cincinnati.
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sixffl oskis ni.irief.

ToLEDo. o., July i2--The Republicans
Sixth district met in eonyel ion to-day, at
Defiance. and nominated Col, J. II. Brig.
ham, of Fulton county, for Congress
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WrLMISerox, DEL, July 12.-w. II.
Chadwick, head chemist at the powder
manufacturing firm of Dupont & Co, wa
killed. this afternoon, by an explosion o.
chemicals.
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Nrv Yosx, JuIy r. 1--IAet - = tpsrtelg
forced,s ne n tie ItaIe AooMon DcD1
in The etsais 1stssag bnilelnG - aoneee
s6pc0 n g.esabacin
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|onisyille editors seem to be no bet
Lbots than the brethren in New Or
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-13

81. Lows, July 1.-The eseosd Annual
Convention Of the ystionsi Associsttoa q
Commercial Traveller, met % Rops's
Theatre this morning, with sbout Afty
deleEates In attendance from vesious dtisS.
Addresses we're delivered and eonndttsss
APPOINTED. - 80 40. y
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RxNARKABLE for overcoming diseases
caused by impure water, decaying vegeta
tica, .tc., l. BrpEl's Ilpn Bittsrs.
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FoR nervousness and Chronic Catarrh
take PxRrsA- / tried it L R,Mysler, Al
lssheSy GY, Pa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-13

no Star Route casesdrag their length
be. They bid fair to become as long
b. routes themselves.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-13

be product of precious metals in the
! ed States for the year 1881 was
tOo,oOO gold and S43,OOO,OOO silver.
i much danger OF running ashore for
Of basis Of currency at that rate.
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sax Ayrosio, TEX, ysiy l2--DE fha1P.
Jsek Harris, proprietor Of thsetss .hsee.
and TIE besf known gnmbles In de 9tass,
killing him sImest ia1nahy Thompsea
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-13

b,ev appear to be no false teeth that
4 ii lion is showing on the shores Of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-13

Ear in Egypt. Now the obelisk
h. because it is safe in America.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-13

Western circus manager arranged
Se wax baby dropped from a. sec
'tory window in every town which
show visited just in time to be
t by one of his athletes. The per-
lnce was successful several times,
Towds went to see the hero ofthe
until the newspapers exposed the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-13

\ IN Upper Sandusky special says that
democrats Of the Fifth Ohio Distrset
S,,nated George Seney for Congress,
(Sday night.
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b. Dahl Register tcia be mailed to
.5sr, out of torn for sirtg,.fre cents
|,,o,,tB. address changed as often
s.Sircd.
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NEWS.

b. Dahl Register tria be mailed to
L., ont of torn for sirty.fre cents
'r,o,,t6. address changed as ofte"
Desired.
k-ar in Egypt. Now the obelisk
Ees because it is safe in America.
,u;sviIle editors seem to be no bet
Lots than the brethren in New Or
bs.
lev appear to be no false teeth that
4 ii lion is showing on the shores OF
H..
. Star Route esdrag their length
h.. They bid fair to become as long
he routes themselves.
N Upper Sandusky special says that
democrats Of the Fifth Ohio Distrset
mated George Seney for Congress,
lSday night.
he train robbery business does not
e as lucrative as heretofore. All
\ have engaged in the business late
. re either in the penitentiary or un-
. the daisies.
,e product of precious metals in the
ked States for the year 1881 was
tOo,0OO gold and S43,OOO,OOO silver.
much danger OF running ashore for
| of basis Of currency at that rate.
Ailadrlphia is Very much excited
4 the discovery that the waters Of
i 1Schuylkill have been poisoned.
h this source the people of the
. ker City obtain their drinking wa
s q six great powers which may pos
Il he embroiled by the Egyptian dis
4 nee maintain on a peace footing
1 than 100000 troops, and when
ed to it can put over 5,OO0,OOO in
Held.
Hrra good deal of figuring John
4 has concluded that it will cost
DO,OOO to thrash Egypt, which IS
u ;. 100000 more than was paid by
konSfeld for the controlling interest
d j. Sucz Canal.
i ree miles of the rope that hung
lfau have already been sold, and
vet remain a few million for other
&!lous idiots of the country. The
4 hunters would do bett9r to take
bits Of the wrangling doctors.
d : crop returns promise more than
1ycrage yield, and the prospects
ld are in favor of the farmers get
high prices for their products. The
< outlook, therefore, is quite favor
4 tor another years prosperity to this
ny.
& other day a clubma in England
entencrd to eighteen months i'm
nment for stealing an umbrella.
here is an example worthy the
- 8rian age, and shows exactly what
Get the Gladstone policy is having
I British Government.
lis is right from nell" was the in
ion written upon a bill which a
Der Of the Louisiana Legislature
ried to Senator Kellog at Wash
# q few days agN On the unre-
maps, however, the capital of
&iana Is still called Baton Rouge.
now tneS say " DOuONdu tNOSL
Dntracted with Arab Bey to blow
HABritish fleet in Egyptian waters.
~ has done some tall blowing in his
n. ut when it comes to blowing up q
- fleet he will have to sub-let the
bet TO Richelieu BObinson or cOu-
O. an annex so his mouth.
Al Western circus manager arranged
Se wax baby dropped from a.sec-
ory window in every town which
how visited just in time to be
t by one of his athletes. The per-
~ lnce was successful several times,
Towds went to see the hero ofthe
until the newspapers exposed the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-13

y crop returns promise more than
average yield, and the prospects
4 ld are in favor of the farmers get
bligh prices for their products. The
<lt outlook, therefore, is quite favor
{ bur another years prosperity to this
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/ g six great powers which may pos
be embroiled by the Egyptian dis
,nce maintain on a peace footing
than 100000 troops, and when
hi to it can put over 5,OO0,OOO in
flI
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rec miles of the rope that hung
Itau have already been sold, and
i vet remain a few million for other
a,lous idiots of the country. The
hunters would do bett9r to take
. bits Of the wrangling doctors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-13

I now they say O'DOnOvan Rosa
<pntracted with Arab Bey to blow
NBritish fleet in Egyptian waters.
<haS done some tall blowing in his
but when it comes to blowing up a
! fleet he will have to sub-let the
4 bet to Richelieu BObinson or cOu-
an annex so his mouth.
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her a good deal of figuring John
has concluded that it will cost
toO,WO to thrash Egypt, which is
ka.lUO. .0OO more than was paid by
konSiield for the controlling interest
H. SueZ Canal.
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be train robbery business does not
e as lucrative as heretofore. All
\ have engaged in the business late
. re either in the penitentiary or un-
the daisies.
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! other day a clubman in England
|entencvd to eighteen months i'm
|lment for stealing an umbrella.
here is an example worthy the
Brian age, and shows exactly what
sect the Gladstone policy is having
! > British Government.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-13

bis is right from hell" was the in
ion written upon a bill which a
Der Of the Louisiana Legislature
5lrded to Senator Kellog at Wash
. D few days agdH On the unre-
1 maps, however, the capital Of
kiana Is still called Baton Rouge.
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-Grummarians are puzzled Over the
question whether 'mumps' and measles
are singular or plural. They often look
singular. but that is no criticism on .
question of this kind.
A gentleman was complaining on
Change that he had invested large sum
of money in Third street, aud lost it. A
sympathizing friend asked him whether
lie had been bull or bear, to which be
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A Wisconsin girls innate modesty
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when she wanted leggiDgs. The
struggle for the cake now lies between
her and the Missouri girl, who tells
strangers that during the war the enemy
threw up bust works on her fathers farm.
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more than. year, and soon after their re-
turn little daughter blessed them with
her presence.
Thus manylyears passed and the babe
had become almost n woman, when her
kind mother was called away to better
world. Mary had never married, but the
flame of her old fire still burned in her
heart, while her relationship would not
allow her to absent herself entirely from
the house Of her former lover, who, though
still handsome man, bore the marks of
premature age. Besides she became
greatly attached to her little niece; hence
it is not at all surprising that their old
vows we're renewed. But, Chaily, have
remained here too long. 1 must speak
word to your father, aud return home in
stanter. You shall have the conclusion
of the story Wien next we meet.
"When will that be, dear aunt2"
"After your fathers wedding. Aaiou,
dear child. till then" And before Char
lotte could dctain her she had left the
room.
Several days after, ms Charl3tt was
reading in her own apartment, the old
housekeeper came into the room,
with her homely features lighted up with
smiles, as she said:
"well, Miss Charlotte, she's come at
last"
"She! who?"
why, my new mistress, to be sure; /;
and your father desires You to come at
once into the library, where be is waiting
for you"
The impetuous girl taken thus by sur
prise, with head erect and flashing eyes.
walked quickly into her fathers presence.
She did not deign so much as to look at
the lady, who, closely veiled, leaned up
his arm. but said IN not the gentlest tone
II have obeyed your command. sir"
"My child" he answered with meaI-
ing smile, Il simply wished to present
you to your future mother, and trust you
will be very excellent frier ds."
Charlotte bowed coldly, and moved
towards the window.
"Cbarly, darling, this will never do"
was uttered in we'll known voice.
The fair girl turned quickly, q lew to
the yelled lady, threw aside the lace, aud
then clasping her arms about her neck.
fairly swung her around in the wildness
of her delight
20, Aunt Susie, how could you cheat
me soP And, father dear, forgive your
headstrong girl, To both l shall be a
dutiful child henceforth."
The happy pair answered her with
kisses.
"Ah. see it all now, wooden-head
that have been," exclaimed the joyous
girl; that story You are the Mary, aud
flther the handsome Charles Peters. /
do not wonder that you left off so abrupt
ly. But ought TO be very angry that
you did not invite me to the Wedding"
"That, mi cap, would have interfer-
red with the joyous surprise we bad in
store for you," said the father. "And
now, my child, dare say you do not
think step-mother such a terrible thing
after all "