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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-10
WAYS AND MEANS.
Not In a Mood to Consider Tariff Legisla-
ton just Now.

Not In n Mood to Consider Tariff Legisla-
ton just Now.
WASHINGTON, December 9.-The Ways
and Means Committee held session this
morning, but Mr.. Hewitt did not call up
his bill, and the tariff question was post
pored. After the adjournment Of the COM
mittee, Mr.. Morrison remarked that it was
very evident that the House was in no
mood to consider tariff legislation at this
session and he did not believe Hewitts or
any other measures of reform could be
passed through the House, and therefore it
was useless to make any attempt. 1t would
only create antagonism in the party on the
Threshold of the new administration. he
seemed to think that this question and all
other matters affecting tariff or revenue
would have to go over until the next Con-
rress.
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WEllS8URG.
The News Found In tho Bright Little Gas
City.

The News Found In tho Bright Little Gas
City.
Special 10 tie R,gist~.
WEILsBURG, December 9.-Mrs. Lindsay
was buried from the residence of her sister,
Mrs. John Blankinsop, yesterday. She was
the wife of J. W. Lindsay. who lives near
Bethany.
Hon. J. B. Sommeryille, returned from
Washington City to-day.
J. p Adams and Andrew Wilson, Of
Wheeling, were in town yesterday.
Two young men entered the Office of
Esquire Quest to-day and said they wanted
to swear off from drinking" the j. Of P.
told them the best thing they could do
would be to make the resolution and stick
to it. The young men not seeming to be
satisfied with that old method, an attorney
who was present volunteered to write out
affidavits for the each Of them, They then
signed and made oath to them for six
months and a year respectively and de-
parted.
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COMBINATIONS.

Mr.. Fouett VIII Contest Ben Butterworth's
Seat.
WASHINGTON, December s.-The Presi-
dent sent large number of recess appoint
ments to the Senate to-day, including many
army and postofice nominations.
Confrmatiors-James Harlan, Of Iowa,
to be Presiding Judge of the Court Of Com
missioress of Alabama Claims; Walter ..
Gresham, of Indiana, to be United States
Circuit Judge of the Seventh Judicial Cir
cult. =.
Representative Follett expressed his de-
termination to contest the ele .tion Of But
terworth to seat in the 4sth Congress, as a
representative from the First Ohio district
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BESwOOD.
An Interesting Collection Of Personal
Mention.

An Interesting Collection Of Personal
Mention.
Mr.. Boyce Dolbear has returned from q
lengthy trip to the West. ,
Mrs. BARLEY, Of Braddock, Pa, returned
to her home yesterday, after pleasant visit
to friends here.
Mr.. James Brown, ST.; OF Ohio, was IN
town yesterday.
The net receipts at the festival given for
the benefit of the NJ. Z. congregation were
over 5000. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dosne, Of Wheeling,
were the guests OF friends here in the fore
part of the week.
Our inhabitants are looking interrogs,
tiyely at the river, but keeps q rolling on.
The NJ. +. choir are rehesrsing cantata
for ChristRss.
The Mayors Office was arrsyed more at
tractively yesterday:
The meeting Of the Board OF Education,
which was to have been yesterday. was post
ponei until to day.
Some alterations were made yesterday in
the baggage room at the Station.
Mr. Banner, Of Wheeling, was in town
on business, Yesterday.
The nail machines we're again idle, yes
terdav. owing to the lack Of material
A large number of strangers were 10
town Yesterday. =,
Mrs. J. Fladding, wife Of q popular nail
or. is very i'll.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-10
THE CALIFORNIA. PLAN
For. Settling With Bloody-Handed
Murderers.
eoNFEssEs JUDGMENT.
GRANT
The South Carolina Legislature Returns
Wade Hampton to the United
States Senate.
TIE FLINT GLASS WORKERS.

DAGGETr, Col, December "a mob Of
twenty men this morning surrounded the
officers in charge of Louis Farthing and
William Pitts charged with having gclubbed
Joseph o. Harris to death with wagon
spoke on the night of the 9th inst. The
mob told the officers to keep perfectly quiet
and there would be no fuss. They then
marched Pitts to the outskirts of the town
put rope around his neck, threw the other
end over a cross-arm of telegraph pole,
and hoisted him up. He was dead in few
minutes. Pitts was a deserter from the
United States army. Farthing was told to
leave the country.
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VIE. MOOD GLASS IN rENAs.

Ne. Wood GLASS IN TENAS.
low many Wheeling boys pick up stakes
I r7 tbeiz luck in other places is no
czuca remark IN our city; especially
ID the fact Is wildly called to mind by
:eaiy seeing face that has been absent
arOr more. Your mind reca'ls all the
teI's connected with its disappearance
"A daily coatsct, and then the realization
a"Eer thereof is no longer one Of US,
q some other community, big or little,
Ire the anchors of his ifes ship are
5, and there probably to lay moored the
1-,ater Of its ftful existence.
.ae ABOVE preface is the result Of a chat
Ar Wooo GsAss, a Wheeling boy who
|"cPou La Belle street, and may be said
'e Coatemporaneous with the famous
NIL Of that name. No one ever sus
red WooD' would desert Wheeling, but
a 'hG; he has done it most efiectually.
than tSo years ago, his health failing,
.'ieruined TO try the climate of Texas.
"a there he went and purchased twelve
tons Of land, or about $3.50 acres, cost
'dOa! $50 per- acre. This fly sPeck
''''h he has stocked with 5000 sheep.
cesired, he could round up" thOus-
lead Of cattle thereon, and mayhsp he
ere long.
H. "LASs'S rancho is about two hundred
!" vest Of TAYLOR, in Concho county.
Hane Of the Postofice is Eden,
HooD says it is an Eden
I'm him as far as health is
''s'ned, for he, nor any Of his family, ha:
had sick day since he pitched camE
Is' saIubrious cline. And it is vel
mans purse that he does not get sick
'e nearest physician to WOoD's place i
''I'To miles, and each visit costs thirty
U0Lars. Families appear to have ittl'
ID that country for doctors and from
scarcity the NJ. Disappear to know it
~" appearance shows the country i
'sng with him. His cuticle is as BROW
DazIenutr while his welL6lled feature
PafkiDg eye express, unmlstakably
~" o. health. He only regrets on,
-. . "-Elt; He did not go to Texas fou
ago instead of when he did. Ther
NaId have bought the sam
" from three to four "bits'
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OPPOSED TO 1T.
The Ratification of the New Spanish Treaty
Not Positive.

The Ratification of the New Spanish Treaty
Not Positive.
WASHINGTON, December 9.-The pubhca-
ton of the full text of the Spanish treaty
has enabled Senators and members to un-
derstand its full purport, and from conver
sations INDUCED in to-day at both ends of
the Capitol it is evident its ratification will
be strongly opposed. The opposition is not
confined to the ranks Of either ptotectionists
or free traders. The measure is regarded
as too important to be disposed of hurried
". and should the Senate ratity the treaty
Congress will not adopt legislation to carry
out its provisions. Randall and other lead
ers of the Democrats think that it should go
over until the new administration comes in
to power. The House is also jealous of the
Senate in ratifyiug these treaties, holding
that it is an usurpation of legislative au-
thority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-10

,,rrr,oy for national bankrupt law
!. rg 10 arsy with preferred creditors,
..,gla.el in the city short time ago
|, s,,si 5y over forty Of our chief busi-
s,rs Twas forwarded to Gen, GoFF
'r,.s:p,.on on the 9th and will be sub
,,3 10 Congress together with similar
..;,,s !rcn all over the United States,
Ilsye been, as vas theone here, under
-,rs,emeuy Of aeiGzen's national as,
,3..oH.
.-a dispatches in this mornings REGIS
E. Esr'y no action will be taken this
~, on any bankrupt bill which may be
..-,af
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SNuBBED AGAIN.

NJ, ,t,culloeh is Not Yet Confirmed rs
Secretary.
WASHINGTON, December s.-In the exec
ut;ve session of the Senate the nomination
of Hon. Hugh McCulloch to be Secretary Of
the Treasury was taken up. Senator Rid
dleberger moved its consideration be
postponed until after the holidays,
which motion was lost as was
also another by the same Senator
to postpone until Monday. Senator Riddle,
berger then said he was not fully prepared
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-10

Us mcvrmrut among the coal miners in
,,; a.3ye Pittsburg to inaugurate
~. ,.-.se 5 to be deprecated. The
.,-,e asacd Tor would make difference
,,r,'y twenty cents per day in the
r. q arv one ofthem. The argument
l.. BE .,ls spell Of low water has
.-.a ,..r,..y 0! coal, and in the fear OF
~. up the operators would pay the ad-
,.e arhzr than shut down. Perhaps this
.a.. perhaps moi. There is no coal
and freeze up would not cause
Cincinnati and the South has too
-,.yais for that. The workingnan
t@..-i % all he earns and often more,
% Il, present unsettled condition Of
-, /, is periIous toattempt to better even
&. condition BY a slrike.
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FOLLOWED.

Tho House Committee on Foreign Affairs
Compliments Arthur.
WASHINGTON, December 9.-The house
committee on foreign affairs, at meeting
today, agreed to recommend the reStora-
ton OF a number of consulstes that were
stricken out in the last consular and diplo-
matte bill. This action was taken in &C
cordapce with suggestions in the Presidents
maSsaoa
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A Good Bill.

A bill was introduced in the Senate to-
day by Mr.. Miller, Of Colorado, to amend
the revised statutes so that the whole duty
paid on material imported into this coun.
uy, and which'is atterward manufactured
and exported from this country, shall be re.
funded. The law at present requires re-
tentiOn Of 10 per cent duty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-10

SUFFERERS from nervousness, early de-
cav, etc If you value life avoid advertising
doctors and medicines that act on kidneys
and liver. Be not deceived by the many
bogus certificates of cures from paid or i'm
seinary persons If a weakness OF the sex
nal system is the cause OF your distress, DR..
Guyiotfs yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla
will strengthen the parts affected, stop the
drain. quiet the nerves, produce dreauless
sIumber and allow yon to regain perfect
health, It has cured thousands snd VII
cure ron. for by purifying the blood and
strengthening every weak poruou OF th'
body il removes every symptom Of disease
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-10

except that of DR.. Mclean, and were pre-
pared and distributed in that district. This
Is made q criminal ofense by the statute
above referred to. A second count In the
notice charges ballot-box stufting to the
extent of some $500 ballots. If either OF
these charges are sustained DR.. Mclean is
legally elected.
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CONFESSED.

Gen. Grant Consents to an Entry Against
Him of sl55,4O7.
New YORK, December Several days
prior to the failure of Grant & Ward, VIM.
Ii. Vanderbilt loaned Gen. L. S. Grant
$4,000. The money was not returned,
but no step was taken in the mat
ter until within a few days when
Mt. Vanderbilt took action in the supreme
court for the recovery Of the same. Gen.
Grant consented that Judgment should be
taken against him for the full amount Of
the claim, together with interest and costs
OF proceedings. The offer was accepted and
iud dgment was entered in the county clerks
Office, the amount being $l55,4 ,407.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-10

The RECIsTER's correspondent writes,
The position Democrats in Congress will
take, with reference to proposed bill to
wipe out the system of federal supervision
Of State elections, is very uncertain" He
further states that Senator VEST, Of Mis-
souri,, seems to express the sentiment Of
most Democratic Senators when he states
that there is no reason for abollshing the
system so long as it can be kept in the
hands of reliable men"
II such q view is generally INDUCED in
by Democratic Congressman it is, in the
RrClSTER's opinion. quite counter to the
views of many Democratic Congressional
constituencies all over the country. As for
the Congressional districts in this State
there can be no two opinions as to how the
majority ofvoters desire their representatives
to act on this matter. The position was
taken during the campaign, the appoint.
ment Of deputy marshsls at elections
was an unwarrantable federal in
reference. The outrsges at the
October election in Ohio, committed by
these satraps intensified the feelings greatly
and everybody denounced the law authoriz
ing them as iniquitous. Now because the
Democrats are to come into power i is pro-
posed not to disturb the law. How will
people who vote the Democratic ticket only
from principle look upon such
tamPeripg and lodging. They will
become disgusted and suspicious. They
will lose all confidence in the men who
should correctly represent them and finally
become Indifferent to the success of their
party. If Democratic Congressman know
what they are about, they will work like
beavers 10 paralyze so despised and unpop-
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THE GLASSWORKERS.

They Decide to Strike To-day irt the Cat is
Enforced.
PiTTsBURG, December 9.-The American
flint glass blowers met tonight and decided
10 strike tomorrow if the 20 per cent.
reduction of wages ordered recent
" is enforced. AT meeting
tonight of the leader of the labor orgauiza.
tio,s in the city q resolution was adopted re-
qupsting the passage by Congress Of the
bill presented by Congressman Foran,
against the importation Of foreign labor un'
1e,. he contract system
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-10

,3opis Of Yonkers WAS q coschmsn.
.3,,;, Of Baltimore is car driver.
:, - latter Instance the young wife Of Mr..
Rsrps>, wealthy oil Spectator,
Nth car driver, also married,
FL C,cE. ElOpements are epidemic
= ,.,sons but Just now the disease ap-
.. l., rsry yirulent
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WHEETING w VA MORNING. DECEMBER 10. 1884,

to state his objections to the confirmation,
but he would as special emissary ask Tor
the reading Of one of Secretary McCulloch's
annual reports duriRs his former admins
tration in the Treasury DEPARTMENT He
yielded, however, for motion 10 adjourn.
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ALL BUT FIVE.

waCe Hampton Returned to the United
States Senate.
COLUMBIA, S. c., December 9.-The Leg
islarure to-day elected Wade Hampton to
the United States Senate. He received
every vote in both houses except three col
orcd Representatives aud two colored Sen
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-10
CAUGHT.

The Grafton Baltimore and Obs Railroad
Thief Sat. IN Jail.
SPECIAL 10 ne Register.
GrArroN, December s,-0Gcers Of the
law undertook to search the house Of Mike
Burke here to-day for goods stolen from .
B. & o. car last week. Burke refased to
admit them, and on their attempting to
force the door open fred three shots at the
crowd, none of which took effect. The
goods were found on the premises, aud
Burkeis now in Jail.
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ARTHUR AND THE sENAToRslP.

Efforts Still Making to Induce the Presi-
dent to Go to Work.
WASHINGTON, December 9.-Eforts are
still being put forward to induce President
Arthur to make the race for Senator in New
York. Martin /. Townsend, who made the
speech placing Arthur in nomination at
Chicago, is here, bent on obtaining the
Presidents consent to have his name enter
ed. Townsend holds that Arthur, by COM
ing out and saying he wants it. can secure
the place. Mr.. Arthur has not yet given
positive answer to the importantly of his
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-10

The Indiana knowing tie vslss d WA
Cherry bsrk - . cure for co.ghs aa4 eoses.
used 10 prepare Il in their rude vAy. sad -
winter tept IL Constantly % band The
careful and secret nethol of psepsing Ds.
Wistsfs Balam Of Wild Cherry nakes &
superios 10 ~ othw prepaestioaa IFS
ven pleasant 70 lake.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-10

Christmas, comes the sugar plums.
w.. ,bs Democratic trees are well
,.J They will hardly riPen, though,
sIske bY Christmas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-10

oscaR WILDE talks OF ceming back, and
saws he won't mind the ocean trip. so long
as he can get plenty Of DR.. Bulrs Cough
Syrup to kill of colds.
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erfoRs BREAKFAST.

VI Sun insists the national
p y mus, M 60, and that State banks will
lam
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v,ssry,, will feel very proud If she
~, With a Cabinet position for one
!, ,Rsd sons
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-10

IS democrats are very numerous
Will there be more pegs than
l.ra athsm2
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Initial Pssfsrnsaes - his kngA9soseS
Ts-aIgkA
ons q dAs yesses. bat moi lssa s~i-
torious Il The tnsedians Of The day y Prsd
warde, Who Is wsILknovn TO Tie wheeling
pobhc. III begins. ss the Open Heasa
This evening, Q seasoa ftvo niGhta pss-
septipe Richard iii. Il il scarcely asese-
sary 70 do more than mentios Hf. Wsrdss
aupearanee and the date. His neits ass
velIknown and payisg patronage ssosn -
assured. To-norov nieht Bestss ss1 ne
Tanning Of Tie Shsev.
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TUE best reason yet advanced for having
Monday washing day. the next day after
Sundaf, is because cleanliness is next 10
eodliress." The reason why everybody
n n,es DR.. Balrs Cough Syrupis because it 10
q fsie Ilsrtar,. and positive cure for coughs
and Gods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-10

pxrxp r. BocKix O and c. Menkenillef,
drugris,s, guarantee positive relief fce sny
Cough. cold, Group pf lang complaint by
u,isg Ackefs Enghih Remedy. Of viii 70
fund the money.
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Sew Insurance compsny.

A charter was yesterday Issued from the
Office of the Secretary Of State to the Orient
al Insurance Company. Of Charleston, ".
Va A species of benevolept life insurance.
ASSOCIATION. Il starts out with limited
capital OF 81 600, in shares Of $40 each.
The corporators are Isaac 8: Hotgh. Of Bal
timore. and Lewis Dinkie, Maggie Dinkle:
w. s. Ksndrick and John c. c. Hough. oil
Jefferson comfy, W. Va
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THE SWIFT HpgCirIC CO..
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QUALITY OF

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tho Eioodard ciIi II. and isthcrc-
foro me iHrly0ruif and corrccttro
IN cases otall cHroji ir ntdi0dicswhici
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ftcompcnaatcs for tito loss ofcifuiifn,
induced by Constf1 pfion, CafusTh or
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Mothers nursing thcir own children
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Indulgonces or Exposures.

II Is solf-cvident that physician paving
particular attention TO q class OF cases att1ins
great SKIN, and physlc inns IN irregular PRACTICE
all over the country knowing this, frequently
recommend cases 20 the Oldest o'Acc In Amcrtss
ca, where every known appliance y rc1ortcQS
90, ana the proved good remedies or ~
ages and countries nra Nscd, A whole house -
used for Office purrr 8, ana al are ireate1 VIM
what 70 do. no experiments are made. On ~;
count OF the great number applying, tno
CHARGES arc kept low, often lower than - 10.
iuandcd by others. II you secure the skin anu
nj n speedy and lcrirct life cure, that II the
Important matter. Pamphlet, % pages. sens
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Mr.. Rotcri A Etsley, of Dickson. Tennessee
~iites under dfe 81 aafsh 10, 1851 II had
chi and ever allowed by r.eum a'ism. Tor
three iearr ~ that was not able 30 a't,nd to
ny 'usiAess: IA "a ucd almost every kind a
med iciue, aud fund q r iisf a friend ~
commeudad saif Specil tiled one b tile
ana my heath neFan 1inpr1yc continued
nrt.l thed tax u six battles, sud Il has act nc
commend Il tosil 'imiafly aaiis'c;.'