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AttOrney-.at.Law.
WIN peac&ioe In Ill tho courte of Wash.
lngtoa Territory. Rooms and q second
6ak lesldr-Leary Building. Seattle.
W.. WHITE. cHAs. .. MuNDAY
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A TTORNEY-AT-LAW. ROOMS !
"a and g Yesler-Leary block. corner
Commercial and Mill streets, win prac-
tice In the Supreme Court Of tho United
States and al the Courts Of Washington
Territory. jc5u
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~ Tacoma soSeassasevsRy dayassRm,
From Tacema 70 Victoria and way port.
evety day texcept Saturday and Eus-
oayt at pm. =
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DRS. A. d II. y. BAefLEY.
uOMRPATHIST6. SEATTLE. w. +.
III Dr.. H b. Bagiey. late Professor Of
Principles and Practice of Surgery In the
Michigan Central Medical College, win
make Operative Surgery and surgical
Diseases . specially, and viii attend 70
calls In any part Of the Sound. ny5
ALEX. KENNEDY, N. D.
GRADUATE OF THE ROYAL COL
" lege Of Physicians and Surgeons,
Kingston. Canada. OfE1ce in Sullivan's
hl9ck next door 70 Dr. Grassel. Front st..
Seattle. Office hours. 9 to IL q m. and
to d. m. neg II
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THE STEAMER
CITY OF QUINCY.

For freight and passage apply at Com
pany's office, ON Yesler's wharf, or on board
the boats at the same wharf.
mr3l-u 8. w. HOVEY, Agent
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OF
i hce-Room No. 3 Yesler- Leary block.
frout Street. Ofiico hours from II to II
q. M, and from 3 70 1 and to p. N.
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ST. PAUL, OMAHA AND
CHICAGO.

Be sure your tickets read via Chicago
Milwaukee and St Paul Railway, and Sc
cure the advantage only offered BY this
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-17
ALABAMA FOR ARTHUR.
gC Sets Nineteen of the Twenty Dele
gates IFGm That Stale.

PC sets Nineteen of the Twenty Dele
gates TrGm That stale.
MoNTGoNERY ALA, April l6,-About
four O'Clock this morning the report OF the
credentials committee was adopted The
suajgLt ut ticket ON MOntgomery was
sealed. Thomas Walker, colored was Sc
" ct d as perm snent chairman. Adjourn
Q to t.no'clccs. Up to this hour the
tine has been consumed in speaking. Much
dissatisfaction is felt at the result of the
credentials committee. The delegates
were elected from the State as
Large as follows: George Turner, g. c..
Sheets, q. w. Brsidwell and J. G. Ddke.
Monigom, rs district eieC ed Paul StrO5ach
and George wushinstcB. The convention
adjourned ~ five O'Clock. J. W. Jones (col.
oredl and Arthur Brigham are the electors
al large. Just btfUre the adjournment q
banner wrs hung out Un the sLant In
sCribed Our choice, Ch-sier A. Arthur,
second CHOICE John A. Lug1 g1n." THIS ban
ner will De taken ouS to Chicago.
The platform stirms th- piattnrn OF lSS
at Chicago; endorses 'he educational bill
fsyors q protective tsrItf; deuounces the
convict system in Alabama, and SAYS the
sxtraord uary prosperous condition OF the
business of the country is mainly due to
Arthur's administration. Arthur, on the
first ballot, will get nineteen out Of twenty
of Alabams's vote ~ Chicago. The nomi-
nation of State ticket vas left TO the state
Committee. George Turner was elected
chairman Of the State Conmittee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-17
EMANCIPATION DAY

Cels bPated Tn Nashtr"fs.- 49, f'.s~-sss
Military Companies and Civic soeie-
ties.
WASHINGTON, April lG.-The colored peo
pie here made great preparations for the
celebration of emancipation Day, and to
day the event was duly recognized. A
great parade was on the programme, and
the streets through which 1t passed were
crowded with people, many colored people
from outside points being in the city. The
parade wss made up Of colored military
com panies and civic societies with brass
bend here and there. There were fully
2,OOO men in line, and after tben came
long line OF carriages filled with the repre-.
sentative colored people of the city. The
day was beautiful and all enjoyed it. In
the afternoon and evening various other
manners of celebrating the day were en-.
inved
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-17
THIRD DISTRICT CONVENTION.
Ex-senator Here ford aud ". T.. Chiffon
Chosen a. EvIegates.

Ex-senator Here Eord aud ". T.. Chiffon
Chosen a. 4 Evlegates.
During the recess taken by the State
Convention the delegates from the Third
Congr essional district met in the office OF
Hon. w. A Quarter. The meeting was
organized by electing Hon. Frank Hereford
chairman and W. L Chiffon secretary,
For district delegates to Chicago Messrs.
Frank Hereford, Geor.e Fl. Moffet AM
Wesley Mollohan we're put in nomination.
A os lot was taken and Messrs. Hereford
and Mollohan were found each to have re.
ceived q majority, whereupon on motion
of Mr.. Moffet they were unanimously
elected delegates to Chicago. Mr.. Here
ford thanked the convention for the hon II
conferred and said he would go to Chicago
and vote for Samuel J. Tilden first,
last and all the time. Mr.. Mollohan be.
ng called en- thanked the convention and
said be knew the sentiment which per.
yaded the Third District Democracy in re-
gard to the presidential nomination and
that he would so to Chicago and carry ont
by his vote the wishes OF the people On
m 9tion the Convention adj burned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-17

age over $500 Q year, BY citing the situatioa
in Lawrence, Mass, where q population Of
ten thousand wholly employed In labor
had deposit Of $I7, coo, ,0O0 in the savings
banks. BE contrasted this state Of iacts
with the fact that in Manchester, England,
having population Of three hundred and
fifty thousand, the savings deposited in
banks did not amount 70 half that sum.
Chace especially antagouized that por-
tion OF the pending bill which reduces
the duty on weol. The Woolen In.
dustry was already burdened, and il
Q further reduction of 20 per cent va,
made very large proportion OF the mills
OF the country would be stopped. A re-
duction Of 20 per cent on the entire tariff
list would throw out OF employment one
million seven hundred thousand persons
who with their families consumed fifty.
three million bushels Of wheat.
Mr.. Jones, of Ark, spoke Of the wide
spread and imperative demand for re.
duction OF the tariff. 1t was in response to
that demand that the pending bill was
brought in. Its passage would announce
that the Democratic party was in favor OF
reformation not revolution. Dodging
would not deceive the people or benefit the
party. The committee arose and the House
adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-17
FIRE RECORD.
hOlS~ale CnRfiaErations I'm Four DIFF
feTeRt States.

hOl'~ale C"nfiagraIiOns In Four DIFF
feTeRt States.
t'NrrNSATI April IS AT 80 this morn
5 destructive conaagcstion began in
Ia.o", across the ri7,r ,som the western
|a't Of Cincinnati. Tae grocery store Of J.
G'sve, dry goods store Of H. Corwin,
adanum6sr Of residences are now burn
g The ire is spreading rapidly. The
no'nEau f'e department has sent assist
rce.
lie Cincinnati engines could not cross
.''sf, tbr Jerry boat not running.
'.'lsace vas a'ket from COyington. but
Lts'y Tcais made it impossible to get
.,l ..-s' 10 tN- Gte IN time. In the mean.
.~s 'ae CT Z-nS Organized and succeeded
wv F'ag he sprssd Of the ire aud saved
.,s ,s y' '0s houses tgat had caught.
N'-A tue report Is that Two business
rs ill Cae dse,.iEg are a SO;al loss.
I d, s'lo1l awg..ilg is burning and the
.'l' "'e sJungglshsd. The extent Of the
sssans,tu a. 5000 Toe f:e - nov
- fEAN,,oO, April l6.-A private tels-
,r-5N ia 5N!s lAst he town of WadSworth,
.,,' .,.,.s' Ts' completely destroyed by fire
.-I.4y. NJ particulars are o0tainsb.s, =,
.,s So. % Interruption Of tslsgraphic COM
-. ;.-''s'.on. Tho town Of WadsTorth con-
,,s' l''bsps 800 inhabitants. II is 10.
10 70 .E /, !5e Lruckee river, on the Central
g-, p.. "allrosd, about IS miles northeast
~. S.L'NO, OAK. April l6.-Takima City,
I-.'E on Territory, was visited ysstsr
49,. a"sVy Ire, ard several large stores
'.'Fhed. L0ss over $4,000.
,-.''iILE kY, April l6. The psper
o.. Serr'rs Bros. was burned last
.- "oS' 5000; partially insured.
.''ILLE, KY, April l6.-Early this
Id hfs d, Carlisle, Ky. destroyed q
q. :, el'ire-s block. Il originated in
- sfSsn's millinery store. Losses
s''s S5S,t0Oi Insurance about sac, 900
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-17
HOT SHOT
poured Into the Morrison Bill By Rus'
-seal and Chaee.

Poured Into the morFfson bIi ~ A
sell and Chaee.
wAsHISGroE, Aprit l6.-After hsif an
hour spent In the Transaction OF unimport
ant pusine.s, by unanimous consent, the
morning hour was, on motion Of Mr.. Nor.
riscp, dispensed with. and the House went
into Committee Of the Whole on the tarin
bill, Mr.. Cox, of New York, in the chsir.
Mr.. Russell, OF Massachusetts,, addressed
the House in opposition to the bill Mr..
Russell made an elaborate argument in op-
position TO the measure and depricsted the
reopenipg OF tariff agitation after the 'coun-
iry bad srjoyed . rest but for the shor,
period Of twelve months Toe Interests OF
lie people cnuld be best suhserysd by let
rpe the tsriff lsvs alone for the present
This bill was brought in 90 challenge 10
ight in the coming Presidential campaign.
The Rspuhlicsn party. the protecting par
~ secert.d ,be ehaii.rge. IL stocd ready
10 go .s ,he peopls--staE ding by the polic,
/, a tsiiff laws 20 sdiHsoed as 70 give rsvs
r rs 10 The rdv,fur'nt aas prp.ec.ion Il
Afntricsn industries
q He ~nIn ysrssd thez ststesneut made b,
Nrrisou yesterday ihsss ,i,e wees re
eeiy,d hy tue sfKfeen miliion shsp sn'
MD .sLVse.s, Il this coQsIIH did nvssssi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-17
BEN BuTLER's OATH BOUND BOOM,
A Society Composed OF All Disnneoted
Elements said 20 be Organising.

A Society Composed Of All DisaHected
Elements said 20 be Organising.
CLEVELAND, April 16-The Press tonight
published long and sensational political
SD. cisl from Washington, wherein 1t shows
that Ben Butler Is making great e sht in
a quiet wsy for the Presidency. Tn, srti-
Gle was written by W. H. Little, NhD
claims to have inside facts to the effect thst
a s,rorg secret organization, known as the
New York Era, is under hssdway. The
society hse made startling progress aud is
con- posed OF greenback sud anti IN IlOpolY
clubs. trades unions, knights OF Ltbor, aa
rom Others from both OF the old parties
1he members Of THE society are o4th
bourd ard the list Of memb rs ,dmbsr:
1000 in Michigan, 10000 in' nIinois
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-17
WHEELING. "A. THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL q. 1884

$4,000 in Wisconsin, $4,000 in Iowa, and
even greater numbers in Ohio, Pennsylva-
n1a and New York. The Grangers and
other farmer alliances are also said to have
Joined the movement. A literary bureau
bes been established in New York and the
whole country has been flooded secretly
IN the Interests Of this society and Ben
RnfIar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-17
FOURTH DISTRICT CONVENTION.

The Fourth District Convention organ
lied with C. P. Moore as chairman and
Colonel Peyton Secretary. George W.
Thompson, Of Wood, and Colonel c. 8.
Beall, OF Mason, were elected delegates to
CulCaso.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-17
COINAGE OF THE SILVER DOLLAR
Not TO be Suspended by she Present
GanRre&S.

Not TO be Suspended by che Present
Congress.
WASHINGTON, April l6 The House Com
mittee on Coinage, Weights and Measures
to-day directed Representative Lacey, Of
Michigan, to report to the House with q
favorable recon- lnendation the bill intro
duoed by him which suspen Is the issue Of
United States Treasury notes below the
nomination of IS, and authorizes the
issue OF silver certificates OF the denomina.
tions OF 81, 81 and IS. The committee
struck out the clause In the bill which pro.
yided for suspending the coinage OF the
silver dollar. Mr.. Lacey WAS directed TO
move the suspension OF the rules on Mon
day next for the purpose Of passing the
J. nj
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-17
FIRST DISTRICT CONVENTION.
". r. Lively and Ed, Mcdonnell Sc
lected as Delegates,

w.. r. Lively and Ed, Mcdonnell Sc
lected as Delegates,
The Congressional Convention OF the
First distr ct met at the Opera House at
eight o'clock tonight after the State Con-
yention and was called to order by ". E.
Lively, who nominated Alfred Caldwell,
chairman. George Baird, Jr., and Jno. F..
Baker were made Secretaries. The chair
man stated the object was to select two
delegates to represent the district at Chica-
20. Turner, of Harrison, objected to hold
the convention at present and moved to
adjourn. Basel, of Harrison favor
ed the convention being held.
John J. Davis opposed it and
wanted it he Id in the district at later day,
Lewis Baker spoke in favor Of the Conven'
ton. The motion to adjourn was lost by
a vote OF llS to %. SummeTville, Of Brooke,
nominated Major Z. D. Mcdonnell, OF
Wetzel. Wiley, of Wetzel' nominated w.
E. Lively, of Lewis. General Price sec
onded Mcdonnell, and Sep Hall, of Wetzel,
seconded Lively. Somerville, of Brooke,
moved that the nomination of Mcdonnell
and Lively be made by acclamation, which
was carried with cheers. Adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-17
Cos,ofLiouorIrIaIs In Kansas.

A7cH1soS. KAN, April l6 -Tne Attorney
Of this county, in answer TO question By
the board OF county commissioners, says
lie Pxpense OF the trisls for violations OF
he l;ouor Law Of the State will amount to
$1,000. and he recommends that the tax
levy be increased IN that amountto meet
his expense.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-17
RAILROAD HAPPENINGS.
An Arbitrary Msve.

PHILADELPHIA, April Is The coat dealers
and mauufscturers on Washington avsnu',
this city, are much exercised over the
action OF the Pennsylvania Railrosd Com
pspy In advancing the tolls on merchan diss
coming from other rosds Tor delivery 90
that thorougbfsre. The Psnasylvsnis
R.ilrosd ofiicssl . say the action msde osees-
ssYy By the policy Of the PhlIsdeiphis and
READING Railroad Company. which hs,
been sbipping freight lrom Cleveland and
other plscss st cut Tates. The Psnnsylvania
rosd bas only adopted the same policy thst
the Reading compsny has put Into opsrs-
ton.
Haefae Man Csnpasy EAssisss.
HKw YoRK, April 1s-Tbs report Of the
Pacific Nall Company Cor nine months
epdipe February 70, 1884. shows earnings
ii IS 1853 COO; expenses. t15t3 600; incsesse
Of net earnings over previous year t4i2. .ooo'
CrzTAIs drueeists begin 10 complain that
the only cough remedy tbeJ can pow sell
is DR.. Hisisr's Balsam Of Wild Coerry
This erss 30 prove fhst intelligent people
are d erhia-d4o gft tks bes. cos fs'
coughs cei.is snj ooss4pptiol. aed Wili
nGt tAlt ,aUss:tu;s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-17
A PUBLIC BUILDING JOB
La Brooklyn which the House Will
Look Intu

WASHINGTON, april lG Mr.. Dibble, OF
South Carolina, from the Committe on
Public Buildings and Grounds, reported to
the House resolution calling on the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury Of copies OF all papers
in relation to the purchase OF q site OF
public building in Brooklyn, and directing
the committee to investigate an alleged col.
lusion between United States officials and
the owners OF certain real estate taken for
such site. Mr.. Skinner, OF New York, in
the absence OF Mr.. James, who represents
the Broaklyn district, objected 10 its con.
sideraton until Mr.. James present and
the resolution was withdrawn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-17
P,oh,b,,,ou PenaIty Defective.

DEs MONIES, IA, April 16.-lt has been
discovered that the prohibition penalty
law is probably void in its most important
features, in that it amends statutes repealed
by the pharmacy Law and amendments
made thereto, and that the law really In
force is little better than none.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-17
ASweepInR Resolution.

ELMYRA, n. Y, April 16 The Twenty
eighth Congressional District Republican
Convention elected |. w. Dwight and W.
L. Smith, delegates to Chicago A resolu.
ton instructing for Blaine was amended
TO include Sherman, Lincoln, or any other
man
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-17
,r,.d.red nv ats Son.

BALTIMORE, April l6-Charles Shenton,
ssed forty FIVE, of Gold Hill, Dorchester
county, was to-day murdered by his son,
aged twenty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-17
NEW YORK DISTRICT CONVENTIONS
Supposed 10 Oppose Arthur,

KINGSTON, n. Y, April 16.-The Seven
tenth Republican Congressional District
Convention chose Thomas Cornell and
Duncan Ballantine delegates to Chicago,
They go unipstructed and are regarded as
anti. Arthur
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-17

t-ict. j. ]. Davis, OF Harrison county
nominated Joseph yanmeter, OF Haros
co lniy. The nomination Of Clemens pro
yoked discussion of monopolies. Several
warm speeches were made on both sides.
After the ballot and before the result was
announced of the nomination Of Vanme Q 1
which was made unanimous, melton 10
adjourn was vociferously voted down.
The Convention then passed to delegates
from the Third district. I. 81. Dennis, Oh
Greenbrier, announced B. F. Harlo y, q
Greenbrier. W. II. Hoyeman was placed be-
fore the convention by Burgess,
of Wayne. r. s. Brown, OF JacksoDi
amid cheers nominated Henry S. Waller,
of fKspawha. Walker, however, declined.
During and at the close of the ballot many
confusing changes were made. The oon.
vention grew noisy and the vote was finally
announced after much delay: Harlow,
3S1; Hogeman, 2S3
On motion of c. E Hogg, of Mason coun.
ty D. Il. Leonard was nominated Is dele
gate at large from the Fourth district bI
acclamstion.
The speeches o ;hs day were by H4s.
Walker, ]. ]. Davis and ]. w. 81. Clair.
The convention was large and composed CT
representative men.
DistIng uIshed Men Present.
Among the distinguished men present
were Hon. @. ]. Faulkner, Hon. ]. E.
Kenna, Hon. II. G. Davis, Hon. f. Boyd
Faulkner, Governor ]. B. Jackson, and
Judge Brown and Congressman W. L. Will
son and Eustace Gibson.
The Convention adjourned sine die at
S:l5 with three cheers for Tilden.
Through the efforts of Lewis Baker the
State committee has fixed Wheeling for the
nominating Convention and the 2Sd of
July as the time.
Henry S. Walkers speech was the talk
of the day. 1t was brilliant in the extreme.
Cressap, of Randolph, is proud of his
war record.
Gallsher made fifty votes for Baker.
4 big Convent tion and big work.
Democratic beverage was scarce. :
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-17
ucaNo DISTRICT CONVENTION.

. TIE s, oond District Convention nomina-
tel H nry G. Davis, of Mineral, and c. f.
Wells, Of Marion, for district delegates to
the Chicago Convention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-17

Do YOU wish freedom from aches, pains.
sores. etcf Then purify the bood,
stIsnsfben the urinary and digestive
orRsns, build up your broken down consti-
tution by using DR.. Guysott's yellow Dock
end ssnsparilia- Itis gratifying 70 kaoR
Inst smopg intelligent communities this
simple. harmless yet sffecrive remedy sells
faster than the many humbug bittsrs, iron
me dici1 ca and pretended kidney cures, al
Of which so rapidly weaken and ruin ths
stomach. liver. bowels and kidneys hy er
citirg these delicate organs 10 uaaata's-
| activity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-17
Reform Movement at DeIphos, Ohio

DElPHos, o, April Is. B. J. Brotherton'
wLo bss just been elected mayor on the
Democratic ticket, vas installed to-day.
Tie affairs of this villsgs have for yesrs
been very corrupt, ard Bro'her:on was
elected on en- understanding that he woule
mako a decided reform, and thorough
change Of city officials was made at this
elrction for this purpose.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-17

GEORGE CoNkLIs, the lion tanner, saws he
vii have nothing TO do with cross-eyed
animals, nor use any other n m dy for his
coughs and colds bat DIR. Bulls Cough
2yrun
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-17
'm Of the Late Ansu.tu. seheIL

~. YORK, April l6-Ths will of the
sNsIHs Schel Ess offered for pro-
,,s 5E' The widow iLherits S2OO, 900
roa. 'hce ne ot 4C0 shares OF railroad
au,. 50, .ois late residences, furniture,
7 ,b.,i raIiigss, etc. To his brothers
c-,.if,s Id EDWARD $4,000 each is be-
~ tnoeoo 40 nepbews aud two nieces
|''s,s., A., eSch. Tine rsmsin der Of the
1.'iced up among relatives.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-17
HOT SHOT
Fired Into the Tariff Rsformsrs'
Camp
BY THE PRoTEcTIoNIsTs YESTERDAY.
A Lively Bout Between Morrill, and Beck
Enlivens the SOIemniy Of the Sen
ate-Testimony Beforethe
Springer Committee.
Special 10 the Re0lsler.

WASHINGTON, April 16.-Now that test
vote has shown that the Morrison bill
shall be considered, interest in the ques-
ton is not as warm as il vss day or two
ago. and the subject bids fair to become &
very dull and tame affair until the time
comes to vote upon its final passage. AL
ready over eighty members have mani.
tested their desire to speak upon the bill
and at least half of this number will be
given an opportunity, Of making a record
upon which TO demand a re e!ec'lon. 10.
day Russell and Chsce made abe
speeches in favor OF the bill,
the former tearing down some
of the specious arguments built up
by Morrison yesterday in a manner that
was amusing to behold. Jones, q hot
headed reformer from Arkansas, spoke in
favor of the bill.
81
The Senate to day was enliyened by Nor
rill's replying to Beck's attack upon him
and his views during the debate on the
educational bill last week. The Vermont
Senator took occasion during the course OF
his remarks to srraign the Democratic
party for its position upon the tariff in the
past snd present, and was replied to BY
Beck in his usual sarcastic manner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-17

. i,t.,ive awe born elephant bids fdr r.
p ~, E,, EssI imported Jumbo in S'ze ard
a. No., .uI ..i 1t Is pretty generally known
|S1lgs CoraS SlSals ths great remedy, d.
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D..,n or. Prowt,.ut Banker.

ALBANY, N. Y, April l6 B +. L'arned,
Prssideut OF the Union Bank here, died
suddenly this mJrniDg. aNst