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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-01
MokoNeAHsLA ICE GORGE BREAKS.
Coal Triple and Barges Swept Away
in the Upper Pools.

ELIZABETH, Pa, January 3l.-Boats broke
the ice from the shore here and below last
night. 1t began running at 10 o'clock to-
day, and is now passing out rapidly. Tde
ice is very heavy and the river is runni 1g
full. Most river property had been pat
in good shape 70: it, but gorge forme
Just below Lock No. 5, and when it started
broke the barges loose belonging to Joseph
Wilton & Co. They we're new empty
bargps. Ali efforts TO catch them were un-
syeiling. They went past here and are out
OF sight. One had its end torn out. That
ia ali the damage here Thus far. A heavy
gorge is moving in No. 8 pool, and the lron
City iipple, rear Webster, Las been carried
swty.
A barge loaded With coal, belonging to
Walton & Co., broke loose at the time the
three empty ores did, but soon struck an
abutmsnt and sank. A pumping boat be
longing TO the MonOpgshela Navigation
Compsny broke loose at Lock No. and is
sdrift in the gorge at No. pool some
where. Ice is now running past here
freely ard river men feel eisy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-01
VIII ids U. s. Supreme Court De-
cislon Help Us 0ut3
The Amount Claimed for the Chss
apsaks & Ohio Road.
Where II is Needed and Whsrt
il Will 60.
An Interesting Case Now Sought
to be Expedited.
Specia! 10 tie Register.


WASHINGTON, January 3l.--As 1 tels-
graphed you some days since motion was
made in the Supreme Court Of the United
States here this week to advance the case
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany, plaintiff in error, vs.. Joseph {, NH
Ter, Auditor of West Virginia, defsndfutm
error. The motion has not'y,t been De-
cided, but the papers filed furnish consid-
cradle information Of State interest.
twill be remembered that the litigation
which will be decided in the final determi-
nation of this cause by the Supreme Court
of the United. grew out Of the attempt OF
the State of West Virginia to collect taxes
alleged to be due it by the c. & o. Z. Z
The State authorities having decided the
exemption from taxation claimed by the
railway company to be unconstitutional,
the Sta.S got ready to levy on the property
of the road and the latter got out an in
junction, restraining Auditor Miller and
the sheriffs from doing anything tending
to the collection OF said taxes. The case
went on its way to the Supreme Court OF
Appeals of West Virginis, which affirmed
the right Of the State to collect
The Taxes Referred to-
and an appeal was taken by the road to the
Supreme Court OF the United States, where
it is now pending. The amount Of taxes
alleged to be due the State in 1879 from the
load, and which this suit embraces, was
only So, ,92T. 40. but the same state Of facts
concerning the right Of the State to collect
this sum applies to and controls each sue.
cesding year, and the amount claimed,
therefore, so that the sctual account, which
will be established or rendered invalid in
this proceeding, stands as follows:
T. SORR r.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-01
WHEELING W. VA. FRIDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY /.

interest The petition of the Attorney
General of West Virginia is generally con,
sidered here to be as strong one as could
be made, and Col. Hogeman's answer, as
will be seen, besides being ingeniously
drawn contains some very interesting read
ing 20 State taxpayers. As to the decision
of the motion TO advance, Of course noth-
ing definite can be predicted. The oaiy
inliu alton Civ N by lie Colrt was re-
mark in repIy to an observation. OF Gen.
Watts that prin tac;e case ought TO en-
sure the gTsblng of the motion, which re-
mark was to the effect that something
strorger than prims fscie case Ton'd be
REQ hired. Ian.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-01
CELESTE POPS THE QUESTION.
New Jersey Yourgster HoRoTed with
Leap-Year Proposal.

Leap-Year Proposal.
RID BANK, n. J., January 3l.-John
Combs is a eood-!ooking junior clerk in
Theodore sickle's grocery store on Broad
street. Miss Celeste Blank is one Of the
many pretty girls that on each OF these
wintry days can be seen on the 6hrews-
bury river taking part in the exhilsrstins
sport of ice-toat racing. A few days ago
Miss Blank and the young grocery clerk
were companions In an fce-boating party.
Ii was their first acquaintsnce. The next
dsy young Mr.. Combs was surprised 10 re-
ceive through the mail letter from the
young lsdy. Miss Blank, after msking use
OF ep6esriDg terms, closed the tender epis-
tie with leap year proposal of marriage.
Ever since toe reception Of the letter Mr..
Combs has looked very serious, but ~ yet
hss not decided whether to accept or re-
isct the proposal. The young LADY Is we'll
to-5o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-01

FoE scrofuls, syphilitic disorders. thin
snd Sstery blood, sluggish liver ltndi
cafed BY poor disestiop). weak kidneys
(indicstsd 6y both nasal and urinary ca.
tarrh. ipfsmed eyelids, etc !. use DIR. GUY.
sott's yellow Dock and 6.rsaparilIs. II
gradually rebuilds broken down corsti
futon and restores robust health and
strength 70 every part No other remsdy ,
EQUALS Il
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-01

When q remedy hiss proven itself 70 be
cure for consumption and . perfect lung
res.ortr, IL shcnid be kept in tvery well
regulated bone. We refer To DR.. Wistsr :
Belssm Of Wild Coerry. = einsle cose of
which viii cure en- ordinary cough or cold
A few bottles will cnre eoDsumpdon. IL
b tefT pleAsAnt 70 take.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-01
TIE FIRES LIGHTED AGAIN.
Pfitsburgh window Glags Factories
Getting Ready for work.

P!rTsBUEGH, January 31.-This morning
fires were started in all OF the window
factories in the city. Some difficulty was
felt by firms in securing workmen, many
being absent from the city.
At noon to-day nearly all firms hal Sc
cured full sets and were getting material
ready TO begin blowing glass by February
18th. Several firms who d not have
enough men were telegraphing to different
parts of the country for them.
The Association will still continue to pay
its members benefits until the first pay
day. The merchants on the South Side are
slsied over the settlement as the lockout
il jurtd their. business at leas; so per cent
Many workers are also in debt to them. No
destitulion among the latter is reported.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-01

Is your system running ds~n? Is there
q feeling on decrepitude taking possession
of you? Are the functions of your diges-
tive and urinary organs impaired, syour
blood badf Do sores and pimples trouble
you? Do You suffer from aches and pains.
Are you weak and does the lsset exertion
give You fsti9ue9 Bewarei Regain par
feet health by using Dr.. Guysosrs yellow
Dock and SsrsspafiIla.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-01
JUSTICE At LAST.
The Porter Bill to Probably Pass
the House To-day.
The EMARTINsByRe PosToFfIcEFleHT
Another Railroad Land Grant Declared
forfeited The President De-
eides a homentous Ques.
stion-Tariff Talk,
Special 10 ne Registz.

WASHINGTON, January Sl.-Thers were
interesting discussions OF the Greeley re-
lief bill in the Senate and Of land grant for.
FIXTURES in the House to-day. Tomorrow
the Fitz John Porter bill will probably
pass in the House. Postmaster Wisner to-
day filed afidsvits with the Senate Post.
Office committee, stating that Evans was .
participant in the mob which hanged
Toliver, his subsequent service as .
grand juror, and failure to present other
participants known to him In him connee-
ton with Communist organizations, and
his failure to vote for Wisner when the
latter was the Republican candidate for
County Judge. Evans will present testi.
mony denying all except the last charge.
final decision in the matter will possibly
be deferred fortnight The arrivals are
Tom Brady, Of Backhannon, John Arm
strong. of Wheeling, Judge Johnston, OF
Mercer, and Colonel Stradsr, OF Raleigh.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-01
BREAKING THE BOWL
Proves CostIy Amusement for Peni
syISania College HtudeAts-

syIssnia College Studsnts-
PHILADELpHrA, January 3l.-Duriug the
annual bowl breaking at the University OF
Pennsylvania this morning, the stadents
got into the streets and destroyed consider.
able property. Some OF them had their
clothing torn and were almost nude. Tne
police arrested one student and we're FOL.
lowed TO the station house BY his com
rsdes, who we're pelting the officers With
bricks, stones, etc. In front OF the station
house another student was arrested. The
During the disturbance four pistol shot'
were Cred. One man was shot In the
hard
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-01
UNDER TONS or STEEL.

Strange and Yatsi Aeeident In PITTS.
bufgh.
PrrrsBrseH, January 3i,-A distressing
accident occurred ,hls sftefsoon at the
Linden steel works, BY which tEo men
were killed and another received injuries
which will resultin desth- The men we're
engaged In loading pieces OF steel, known
a. "flh plates" on the cars, and were
andipg on platform on which thsrs vss
from fifty 20 seventy tons Of fish plates,
when the platform gsve way and the men
fell 20 the ground With the metal on top Of
them. John Butter asd Tbomss L.yey
were killed instantly, and John R)sca II
not expected 10 live until morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-01
Struck q Hsse Bssbles.

CnarTAsoosA. January 3L-Ths Wsst-
bound Nashville and Chsttauoosa sssssn.
ger tram this morning struck . boulder
siI miles from the city and twelve miles
from where . similar accident hsppensf
Tuesday. Conductor Wood vss badly 10.
iursd ard several other men slightly L..
jnrtd. No psssenges hurt. The engine
wss demolished.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-01
REVIVAL OF BUSINESS.
Prospect OF Increased Trade in the
Near Future.

Near future.
PHILADELPHIA, January Sl.-0ficsrs Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company state
that the falling off in the earnings last year
on the lines west OF Pittsburgh was caused
by Q shrinkage in the BUSINESS transacted
between the east and tie west, and also
because Of the state Of the iron trade dur
ing q portion Of that time. In sections
almost entirely occupied by the coal aud
iron industries nearly all the provisions
are brought from 8 distance, and as work
was affected disadvsnsageously by the con-
diticus Of trade, q contraction in the de-
msrd for supplies followed. The ship
msnts Of ores and Manufactured materials
we're not so great Is the year previous.
The prospects Of q better trade this year
are very encouraging. Western merchants
are already in the eastern markets making
enquiries, and expect TO increase their pur-
chasss largely over last year. II is report
ed that the stocks in the west have run
down to 3 very large extent and that an
exceedingly liberal buying movement will
be inaugursted not later than ths lst OF
February.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-01

The foregoing extracts from the petition
and answer, while not showing al the
grounds on which the Advancement Of the
case is urged and resisted, show pretty
fully the statements relied upoo in which
The peopls of the State generally feel an
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-01

Dyise-yst usiag y; xills q -
:.,s :ss,a 1.s:a e ,:ss: 49,: .ss
Sssn sisss o 3 q. 81 Sss.sla..sss :
nssy pkyaaana ebs wlsessAsse 49,
Sdfsf 1sasAs, - - neoe1e...g Il
neesfi - AZ. q sAis eoallt5so - -
ESssIis ~, = ~ sssDsl1 -
scist1sst e ~ - s.epsesse -
es11sslly, H e. !. = s,Ss 3 - i5tx )
pses. Ask ysor 1sueffSs W & 80
o. d.. HgtnAn. 0o'anbsA Q. :,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-01
Carpenter Wants to Te.tify HImsslr.

LINCOLN. ILL.,, January 3l.-Orrin Gar
penter, indicted for the murder Of Fora
Burns, appeals to counsel Beach to allow
him to 90 on the stand and tell all he
knows, so that his silence will not be taken
as indicative of bis guilt Beach replied
uith refusal this morning, laying he would
withdraw from the case ii the reques. was
oersis,ed in. .-. .... F.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-01
Aastb&P visSists rsiitiefaa 00as
WFong.

LTscssUis, Va. January 30. 1t b 70
ported from Liberty thst Colonsl Jshn O.
Kaey, e1.Trsasurer Of Bedford epunty.
has fed the State, leaving m indsbtedneo
Of lGl. 600 for bis boadsmsn 20 NEST. Ksssy
was late candidate for the State Senate
on the Cosiitlon ticket. II II suspected
that be has gone 70 CApsda.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-01
n..e.. Aif,.stisns Dyisg %.

CHirAGo, January 3i.-Sshsn, The Big
iipped Brazilian woman, With her poss Or
nsmentsd, and Keko. fhe nsthssd Indisn,
both on exhibition st the mussa1s bsfs
fOr s6seraI weeks. died uttata ~ loss
tvsp,y.four bouIs OF consumpttoa. An0sh-
ltY B,sziliizu woman is also dyf1s Of
smother cxuse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-01
Hanan KlIled By the Carr.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, January s1.-Ye-
terday evening while 'ossing the railroad
track at Fire Greek, Mrs. Lucy Evans va,
run over by freight shifter and killed
She leaves Q family Of small children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-01

Bos the hearts Of crevd sss1 end
fhrob with piiiie-s haissd sg.inst tte nsn
who eorsbs during he peffcsnmts =
theatre. whes they xsov - u TOO saezy
10 invest tseuiy Eve esaD IN Q bessss 81
Or, Belle Coueh 6yruR
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-01
| Loss 90 Cfncannafi.

kTI, O., January sl.-Georgs W.
Iesi6ent of the Union Valley In-
company, died this syeniBs u
is, Re 5ss been prominent In .se
ID, nnsicsl festival and Other
Sterprises OF the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-01

Gen. Hancock Denies All Interviews
NKW YORK, January 3l.-Gen. Hancock
returned from his California trip yester-
dsy, with restored health. He was much
pleased With the Western country. He re-
fused to talk about politics, and said all in
tsryisws with him on political topics, pub
lishsd in certsin papers, were bAseless.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-01
"NoT GUILTY."
hry In the Case OfE. Newton
RawelI

+ n. Y, January 3L-The trial OF
u RoSen. for the murder OF
Lynch. ended tonight with .
os guilty, on the ground Of self-
The verdict Was received With
lsiAsm. Rowell was given ova,
te court house and WashbUrn
= the latter place be received the
Sfions OF his friends. BonfireS
I'd along the main street. Pal.
sd being mobbed oy getting irto
Through o back window while
|sere in front Of the hotel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-01
y OF a preminsnt Physie:an.

|, y Y, January Sl.-Dr. Ssisha
kcretGEy OF the State BosEG Of
ed long 8 principal membsr Of thu
fiealta Of New York city. dled
jig.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-01

REy. 4. VI. .Thsr1SEY. bingham, Wis
ssysi - tier . icps sickness from Inn>f fe
vef-I need BzossT Iron Bittsrs and gai5-i
stTsngth-"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-01
IT WAS A DRAW.
The Usual End Of . Neg York Prise
FIGHT

Fight
kEv YoEK, January 3l.-A glove fgdt
between "Jrm" Barry, light weight Of
this city. and James Carroll: Of Holyoke,
were fought according 70 Queensbsry rules
for purse of SIC. The contest Vas de-
clared q draw The contestants vere 20
used up at the end OF The thir6round ths:
they were scarcely Et.e to stand
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-01
BurninS Of q Flour MIN.

PGpUcAH, Er., January sl-Reed Il
Prioss' four mill bIrned last night Loss
$4,000. Partly insured
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-01

sssss Rseoslsol TbsssO 0n0easee.
srrcsssyila9, O., Jasasy SL-nspe'
sryv s<ors HY n. Mooney ~ tsSeee =
poop q et0. Ths thssvo Ssso eoss
oee kouf atef. - fts,s.,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-01
DOOMED 70 Death.
a DtseiiIsY TAsssisssl ~ nssiss Ia.
gutIeol

gstSssl
WET EEvTos. Pa. Jsaussy 81. -Ocusd.
cradle excitsDsnt vss oosanoesd d Host
Royal this morning by tbs diseosWy - .
oofin st the front doW ofthe gskleaO q
John p Noa, the distilIss, seeoany 90.
vietsd OF mspslaughtsr fof the murder 81
Jsnes Neessin lest August insi1s -
lid f The conn sss vnttss ~ wsoa
vsfnipg NED 81 The Noiiis Nsguifss &c 3
suptossd Q lodes Of thst kind sIists II ~
neisbborhood. Moss hss not yst sseisoe
bis ssptspcs, snd msny think thst u - -
not soon ssntepesd Ju6gs HuutH VII
rslisyei Of ths duty. Cood6Rshte 6san1e
isfsct!on vss fslt here % The vsedic4 neoy
beipg Of the opinio1 tbst IL sboajd hsys
49,, ~,u,SS~ IN ff,s aee0nA dMRoa.t ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-01

& Pn1sscraa, yseasry sl.-AsaEa Js1ss
CsnpbsH sod Joks @. efiekw, a he Wis-
dow 0Iss WoskssS Aoocistiss lssvs ~
uiebt Iog washipgtsn 70 psssset y 90
s,se~msn Ysssu IN n0yyoe pstitieo 80.
isIsIpx rs 60 sigpers. sstisG thet ~ etp
20 prsyspt tbs inpoststsoo 81 Sesagn seer
srset lsbos - sdoptsd. y 5sN.aF
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-01
Etaoisgt Iett 1851.
S~cnoelEkopf,

SO. @32-2GA CT sGamso;pb: 5traBs,
spii#en 8rcattHs nu5 YIartct StraBs
ci'erirt in better icirfter GlGtit6t
g~iedatst 2gsatTa a,se SSdpn SPafTee,
0cite GOEteGt uots Ge&rteit sino SdytD6rSetSbees
gran 5dje GaAcHLaSe taHc sSaeap,
&e"+f63eu Gtd)eIEnfice NnS Sie)nrten,
SoHoetIItrtf @6:ipct; ersDttiGJ soSstH0 ernse1L
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a~tat'nttS lRo Gltuc0iGbeil e.ft,g'pes,
Sfe!et sSisteabO1l:g UtO SsaGlS,
DefFoiyIgc4e Mjtstc 3tro 6DQttptg1or3
MfnbtttGGt.tets Scanned uao |Sctti1St.
C~2cutEses Sa1siueis, AstiS us;o aSftutsteI.
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gscHe GsGtie, GjtfIrtfcrtt pap g5AdDtpetAcHAeWke,
JfGtteEtid,e Wacc2rSnt i3no Nts0ctM,
syr1ti. &St6SFn at5 Observation-Disclosures,
Gsat0eIn, GitrtsRtc 81. $50 rtc.aus cit GDnaIe,
GcatidFc5 s,ntcSdteHetra uIn Ial,re etRp
MfffcrsIIe isuo e@tAdbett.
@ctrpdae$f GirRsii u,o &etocIbeersL
&eG1Se frGGj. Safosnet,
steGbteS Ytotts iain S!tnefoE,
? eppcI9atSe1s Q@eiaeiff9 sno SeRT,
gscats &shulbnxGer EoIl>&sdrtnge,
5S6l. 2saub6rtIGe INTO ~&s6giar,
ISGeitaGtC $~TpgralGt uhO sg6I,
&cnJ.yG.nfrsasn a.a0 Genj=$atotnen,
S~al3=EGs0cUf1 ttttG GGEoeASnbHtter,
Frtld]clg IslGiter> una ,tahntfGfc.
N0g.efort an0 ErctsAage dc RSrIe,
NdgMnciNt tt.a MEMBERSHIP
&iute3:r9ec uaH &aIotdie,
Y eGSE"s E93f3cEisE zIRD Sr01atctfGSe,
~eHfu&iGte Gpfnptdoer iiUo a4oIjfc1mD.
Naatisr G~diuapitGbGf BON &oBbc6,
Al,s 5a cen b]itj3rsa 8rsilsn.
EI@nry Scno51lkopf
~tia.1ljluro Wholesale - Retail Grocer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-01
n ag1huYg ser LIME,

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SrjiaeH
NEW YORK MO KIN
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airtiS trne Der ?0oftaC,dtnteu 8orSl3tt1tstt der Mccems
mcbGtio1 tro Wetphc9uE3 bebeattno reeusirt Ine less
cuj pas Alecateorjglte grltlt roorbet iii
s51fG9csSrcife BON Y&eGa glGrt:
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SmiideEbeG $40.
E04 &tpniout5 uaa %enoon trct.
.StDiidcrocG por europa $1S.
gssletc i6is SsI;ss Mto G:h6retEe sn ScS sRtenn
xc0G5Srteu 4~sresEcts.
&iItatc 5piid}sr ] uaa u Sabre1 Bic iStlite.
Sinner l;uter l SaeT fret. Gale incl. SeS5,tisHro,j
Vie uon ctcsr @init teyau5gsGt6eu. European
Tourist Gazette" wtrS gppt:fanten GRATIS ;lratjcnSt-
&8eger Qafas: YDtF6: utcr I'D at
y. u. Eit6DGc6 - Sc, @eueZQts TahG9.z Nsentsa
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Ciaas. NOZEnfnski Ss Co..
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-03-12

lBy geographic the Dispatch.J
CHARLESTON, March 11.--A special TO the
Netos and Courier from Columbia reports
the arrival there OF Colonel Z. B. Cash and
his incarceration in Jail. When turned
over 10 the sheriff, Cash was exceedingly
polite, and said: "Well, Mr.. Sheriff,
want YOU TO understand me exactly. /
offer no resistance to you. will 90 any
where YOU desire TO carry me, but do
most solemnly protest against going 10 jail
and against this whole proceeding"
Cash was placed In what Is called the
"parlor." The room il on the first floor
in the north wing OF the building, IL large,
well ventilated, has large fireplace, in
which an old-time fire was kept blazing,
and Is comfortably furnished with carpet,
cushioned chairs, rockers, sofas, &C., with
here and there picture hung on the wall.
Altogether, so for as quarters are con-
cerned, the Colonel is very comfortable.
No one Is allowed TO call on him except at
his special request.
r. g. Watts, one Of the counsel for Cash,
now in Columbia, will sue out writ Of
hdbedS corpus before the Chief Justice OF
the Supreme Court TO inquire INTO the He
gal detention and arrest OF +. b. Cash.
The Attorney-General has also been Doti-
fed. The solicitor, who is now engaged
In getting up evidence. will come TO CO.
lunbia. Under the rules OF practice, the
officer who is served with the rule has
three days to make return. Up to 1880
p. M. to-day no news has been received OF
Began Cash.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-03-12
FORTY. EIGHTH CONGRESS.
| Nv telegraph TO The Dispatch.
Senate Proceedings Yesterday.

WASHINGTON, March ii, 1884.
PM was introduced and appropriately
referred as follows:
Rv Mfr. Miller, OF New York: Providing
for the suspension OF the coinage OF the
standard silver dollar for two years, ana
the ;ss,e Of one and two-dollar Treasury
notes In introducing the bill Mr.. Miller
said Il was one prepared by the New YORK
Chamber OF Commerce. He presented at
the same time a petition from that BODY
nraying the passage OF the Dill.
At the conclusion Of the morning Dusl-
nose the Senate. at l O'Clock, went into
executiye session on the Mexican treaty:
THE doors were re0pened at 5:2O 7. NJ,
and the senate Immediately adjourned.
House of Representatives
Under the call OF committees reports
were submitted by Mr.. Hammond iaVora-
hlv. from the Judiciary Committee, lor the
payment OF $4,000 TO the State OF ueor,ia
Tor money expended hy that State TOT the
common defence in l777. E..
Mr.. Morrison reported iayorably from
tho WAYS and Means Committee DIN 10
reduce import duties and war.tarlii taxes
1.-THE new tariff billy, accompanied wi'n
written report. ..,o.,. %
Mr.. Mckinley submitted the views OF
the minority, and the House then went
into Committee Of the Whole on the post
office appropriation bill, general DEBATE 10
be limited to three hours. -,
The bin was read through, section oy
section, and pending motion to increase
the amount appropriated for postmas'eis
the committee rose. ii.
A bill was passed permitting the admis-
sion to the American registry OF any lot
eign vessels which have been ellhel
wrecked or damaged within the naVlgaol,e
waters OF the United States or on the nlsn
seas provided the vessel shall have pe zen
purchased by citizen Of the United ola.cs
and repaired in the United States ~ q oo -
equal 20 double the amount OF the value VI
the vessel when purchased. - !.
Mr.. Libbey, Of Virginia, introduced !. =
hin for the Erection OF n public buildihg ~
Newports News, Va. Referred.
Adjourned.