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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-04

the carriages arrived, the party ahghted ana
proceeded through the ladies waiting room
to the north entrance, the Presldenteiecl
leading with Chairman Benets de wore
a blue overcoat and silk hat, and did not spI
pear to be at all tatiguea by his night
Journey. Carriages were then taken and
The party proceeded to the Arlington, where
q -basty toilet was made and breakfast
served.
Didn't Connect.
The Committee of Citizens appointed oy
Chairman Corcoran to receive the Presi-
dent-elect had been informed by him that
he desired to avoid public reception ana
would prefer to receive the visit from the
committee at his hotel They were also IN
formed Yesterday evening by member OF
the Senate, designated by Governor GleVe-
land, as the medium of further communlca-
lion, that other and private arrangements
had been made for his comfortable recep-
ton at the station and conveyance to the
hotel, but nevertheless when the party ar.
rived only the few train hands and the hall
dozen reporters were present.
Early Callers.
Before Mr.. Cleveland had finished his
breakfast, any number of callers had sent
I'D their cards. DR.. Bartlett, pastor OF the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church,
and an old school mate of the President
elect, was the FIRST person. .Rho ~eHe
up stairs and shook hands with Mr.
Cleveland. Then followed a steady stream
ofcallers. Senators Garland and German
were among the early arrivals. Secre-
tary McCullach, W. H. Barnum, W: q.
Whitney of New York, W, F. Villas of Wis
consin, General Sheridan and the other
military authorities of tomorrows demon
stration soon put in an appe,rI'
ance, and were shown 70 MIR. Cleveland S
rooms About IL: 80 a. m. Vice President
elect Hendricks came, shook hands with
Mr.. Cleveland and spent some time chatting
pleasantly with the President-elect or the
callers who happened to come after him.
Senators Sherman, Hawley and Ransom,
the committee in charge of the inaugural
arrangements, and the local committees on
reception, etc., called about noon. The
Presidentelect stated to his callers that he
had arranged no programme for to-day ex-
cept a cali on President Arthur at the Ex-
ecutive Mansion, at 2:3O p. m, and con,
ference this evening, which it is understood
Garland, Villas Whitney, Barnum, Manning
and others will attend.
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A BLAZE OF LIGHT.
All washington Ill uminated-The Grand
est Inauguration Ever Known.

All Washington III uminated-The Grand
est Inauguration Ever Known.
Special 10 Be ResiIttr.
WASHINGTON, March 4, 3a. m.-The citysIs
ablaze with enthusiasm, glittering with
peaceful bayonets and roseste with the light
reflected from ten thousand flags and BAN
ners. All night long the various military
and civic organizations have been marching
and counter-marching on every part OF
Pennsylvania avenue, and the whole town
is ike an immense camp. But for the har-
monious spirit of the crowd every one would
think it was the eve Of a great political con-
test, in which both sides were confident OF
success.
- without Display.
Yesterday morning the President-elect
came andwent without any display to the
Arlington Hotel. 1t was noticed by every
one that no President in prospective ever
entered the city with less pomp or ceremony,
; An day long the hotel was thronged with
the leading men of the Democracy, who
came to do honor to the Chief Magistrate
of the United States.
Theywere received with uniform courtesy,
but it was noticeable that the silver
men, and the supporters OF
Mr.. Carlisle, came away with
out any appreciable tightening ofthe stormy
brows or relief of the anxious faces with
which they had approached the hotel. In
front of the White House at 4 p. m. there
stood a truck laden with deal boxes, on
which the paSsersby could see the legend
"Sparling Hook" and the name of Chester
A. Arthur" most amicably mingled in the
blackest of black marking ink. The Vice
President-elect, Thos. A. Hendricks, is less
chary of showing himself than Mr.. CleVe-
land, and at oclock p. m. he came out in
front of Wizards Hotel and addressed the
crowd in fitting terms, to the delight OF a
thousand listeners who answered him with
uproarous cheering.
rNaW Trying to Harmonic.
All through the evening the House and
Senate was engaged in desperate effort to
harmonic their differences on the necessary
appropriation bills so as to prevent an extra
session. Neither has adjourned yet and it
has begun to be a serious question whether
that task will be accomplished.
The whole responsibility for the failure,
if failure ensues, will rest, however, with
Republican Senate, which has not
done its full duty in the premises. The
house got throug b with all the bills in its
possession, last week under the energetic
leadership Of SamuelJ. Randall.
All the arrangements are perfected for
one of the most complete inaugural cere-
monies ever witnessed at the capitol.
There is no doubt now that the affair will
be success in every particular and that
Mr.. Cleveland will come into the White
House under the most favorable auspices
for a successful administration. j. A.
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Tins question Of constitutional exemp-
ens, or Banquo's ghost, as Mr.. NORRIS,
y funny man Of the late Senate, styled it,
"a created much comment. That it should
I've been settled by the Legislature is uu-
Iaestioued. The question is, why was it
IA settled? And whose fault is it that it
rs not? This question is clearly answered
aSenator PRICEs communication, found on
Il second page Of this impression. The sum
"a substance of what Mr.. Price proves,
"a what the Journal Of the Senate clearly
lows, is that action on this all important
,nestion was STAYED of by distractions sys-
s,naically thrown in the way of legislation
d the Republicans. These are the bare
hets as shown By the Journal. Before they
"a IAN their campaign of fibuster the Re-
snblicans should have invented a way to
.rrer nm their tracks.
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IN THE EARLY DAWN
President-EleCt Cleveland Arrives in
Washington.

President-EIeCt Cleveland Arrives in
Washington.
WASHINGTON, March Sat o'clock
this morning, when the mists of night still
clung around the B. & P. depot, and but
few persons were stirring, the special train
bearing the President-elect and his party
drew up on wes- side track in the depot.
The committee appointed to receive the
party did not expect the Presidential train
10 arrive before night, and only few train
hands and half dozen reporters were pres
ent The President elect was accompanied
by his brother, Rev. L. Cleveland, wife and
child, his sisters, Mrs. Hoyt and Miss
Cleveland, his neice, Miss Mary Hastings;
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Manning and
Colonel Daniel Lamont, wife and
two children. After delay OF
about ten minutes Chairman Benet and Mr..
Gait Of the inaugural Committee, put in an
appearance and were introduced to the
Presidenteleet Some twenty minutes were
required to secure carriages, and 1t was 10
minutes to 8 o'clock before the party dis
embarked. Meanwhile news of the arrival
of the party had spread. and q crowd
gathered around the Pullman car "Maronon
and stared hard at the Presidenteleet. who
bore the scrutiny with equaniuity. When
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THIEVES.
Detectives on Hand to Guard the Sight
Seers from Harm.

Detectives on HAND 10 Guaru the Sisht-
Seers from Harm.
WASHINGTON, March 3.-Pennsylvania
avenue and other streets through which TO.
morrow's procession will pass are decked
with flags, bunting and all sorts Of decora-
tive devices. A conspicuous design on a
Pennsylvania avenue building isa floral lad
der extending to the roof with the word
Sheriff in large letters at the foot of the
ladder Mayor" little higher up, Gov
ernor" still higher, and President" at the
top, with welcome, Grover Cleveland" in
an arch over the whole. Portraits Of
Cleveland and Hendricks are seen every
where, and Hail to the Chief" greets the
eye on nearly every square. Rooms with
windows from which the procession may be
seen are quoted from 5000 down to $50 for
the day, according to the location. The gas
street lamps have been re6tted with globes
of four different colors, which will produce
a pretty effect. The police report that
many thieves are on hand to take advan-
tage of the crowds and excitement to ply
their nefarious trade. Visitors are warned
TO be careful, though the local police will be
helped in their duties by detectives from
New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Pittsburg
Baltimore Chicago, CINCINNATI and other
cities. Numerous civic and military organ
;;zstions we're arriving all day yeaterday anC
to day. The streets az" soiels are crowded
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WASHINGTON, PA.
Sps,iaI 10 ihs Register.

SDsctGl 10 TIE hsgisfeF'
Pa, March 3.-Lsst night
brtly after midnight, the grocery store OF
and S. Denormandie, corner Of Main
u Maiden streets, was raided BY burglars.
} entrance was effected at the rear OF the
tildiug, the safe was drilled and blown
.en and $50 removed therefrom, together
.lh other papers valuable only to the own
y Many months has elapsed since thus
BE- has been visited by the treebooters,
u great care WILDE taken in working this
be up; as yet there is no clue.
Dir. Alexander Cooper, of Pittsburg,
fancis Murphy's first convert, IS holding
'fies Of temperance lectures here, IN Town
hI as a result of which the men OF the
IN are pretty generally buttsnholed with
II o rihhOn
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CONGRESS-.
Passing the Hours of Yesterday Brayely
Filibustering.

Passing the Hours OF Yesterday brayeiy
FIlibustering.
WAsuIYaToN, March 3.-Very few men,
bers, not quorum, were present In the
House this morning when the Speaker
raped for order. All through the day
various filibustering motions were made.
The Capitol building has been literally
packed with strangers since early this morn
ing. On the House side it has been abso.
lutely impossible to pass through the surg
ing mass of human beings, and those going
fIom one chamber to the other have been
compelled to make the trip throug ID the
basement General good humor prevails
and every one appears bent upon at least
getting glimpse Of all there is to be seen.
The Senators and members, generally
speaking, looked fatigued after their long
day'swork yesterday and many may be seen
reclining on the sofas and in the cloak
rooms.
At noon but six Of the fourteen appro-
priation bills had. been passed. Less than
one half of the work to be performed BY the
engrossing and enrolling clerks OF the House
has been done, and considerable agitation
exists in the Office Of the Clerk of the House
TO- day, lest the work Of enrolling shall be-
come greater during the last four or FIVE
hours of the session than the force that can
be put upon it will be able to complete.
Clerk Clark says the completion Of bills
this session is slower than he ever knew 1t
to be before, Three or four of the largest
bills are on the very verge Of being finished,
and yet they are held back.
The Senate.
The Senate was called to order at 3
o'clock this morning. The galleries were
packed. A quorum not being present MIR.
Dawes moved call Of the roll. The call
showed 25 Senators present-being IA less
than quorum.
Mr.. Sherman explained that the Com
mittee on Arrangements appointed by the
Senate to take charge Of the inaugural cer-
emonies had not Disseminated against the
House in any way, but in the present in.
stance precedent had been somewhat de-
parted from in favor Of the House.
A Lively Scene.
There was lively scene in the House
about 3 o'clock this morning. Belford, Of
Colorado, seated on sofa on the Republl-
can side began hummipg John brown 8
Body" 1t was taken up and sung by all
the Republican members, clear up to the
Speakers desk Immediately the Demo.
Gratis caught up Dixie and perfect vocal
storm seized the House. The Speaker was
unable to preserve order for some time. \
lew of the members were weary with strong
drink and could not be controlled in their
LOisterousness.
Eight New U. $. Senators.
WASHINGTON, March 3.-Ihe following Is
list of new L. S. Senators, who will be
sworn in tomorrow: Hon. James I. >.
blackburn, Of Kentucky James B. EustIs
Louisiana; Vim. NJ. Evarts, New York;
James X. Jones, Arkansas; Henry b
Payne, Ohio; John C. Spooner, Wisconsin;
leland Standard, California and Ephraim
X. Wilson, Maryland.
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 4.-l:30 a.
m.-For Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fair
weather. followed in Tennessee BY local
rains slightly colder, westerly winds, pre-
eeded in the eastern portion BY rising
barometer. d,
Lower lake regions. local rains, followed
BY fair weather and slightly colder, westerly
winds and rising barometer.
The Ohio river will continue to rise.
Elsewhere rivers will remain stationary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-04
GOODBYE,
The Cabinet Ohicers Resign rs is the
Custom.

The Cabinet Oficers Resign rs is the
Custom.
WASHINGTON, March 3.-Beniamin But
terworth, Commissioner of Patents, to day
handed his resignation to Secretary Teller
who accepted it and complimented him
upon his administration of the Office.
At the close of business hours to-day the
principal officers of the postoffiee depart
ment assembled in the Postmas-
ter Generals room to take leave Of Mr..
Hatton. The retiring head of the depart
ment thanked him for their faithful dis
charge OF duty and received from them in
return expressions Of their good will
in accordance the usual custom the
members of the cabinet have placed their
designations in the hands of President Ar
thur.
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Baltimore Crowded.

BALTIMORE, March 3.-There is more
life here to-day than for a long time. Trains
from the east and west began to arrive
early and by noon the city was thronged
with strangers on their way to Washington;
The railroads are all taxed to their tull
capacity and trains will be in motion all
night to accommodate the vast throng.
Both roads from Baltimore to Washington
are double tracked and trains will be run at
full speed and far enough apart to avoid
accident.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-04

A COMPLETE cure for that debilitating
drain that indicates q weakness Of the URN
ary organs, nasal catarrh and other evi-
dences of q diseased mucous membrane
NAV be found in the use OF DR.. Guysoas
yellow Dock and Ssrsaparilla Don't be
frightened by the Advertisements Of qusck
doctors. This remedy will purify the blood,
strengthen the parts affected, heal all irritA'
ton OF the mucous membrane and remove
every symptom Of the disorders- 1t is a
sure cure for nervous debility and genera
health.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-04

TBE temper of the House of Delegates in
gard to the Mason tax bill was clearly
own BY the decisive way in which they
down on Mr.. MAsoN's little bin for
hitting. In the face Of this, the Intelli-
nicer has the cheek to assert that the DEM
rats wished to adopt the MASON bill.
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Mnr Rnnlors.

loyDox, March 3.-Financisl circles IN
h city are greatly excited at the prospect
conflict between England and Russia
ben the market opened this morning,
eHd Granyilles ultimatum was the sole
pic Of conversation, and the values on
3 Stock Exchange in many securities
fre affected BY the staSthng aspect when
? Eastern question had suddenly assumed.
be weakness in consolS was particularly
tticeable, and during the day they showed
1ecfne of : per cent. This remarkable
in the funds which are looked upon as
bert of political barometer, is regarded IS
confirmation of the Governments deter
fration to nip in the bud any attempt on
p part Of Russia to make . foothold tor
>Fself in Alghanistan, and thus Prsetieat
establish herself within striking distance
4 India proper.
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THB IntelHgencer talks about the "limPid
cam Of public printing yet did not have
E sand to take US up on our proposition
E other day. Verify the Intelligence
n't care to make q contribution to the
pme. The Intelligencer ought to have
other box of sand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-04

TuE very bes. remedy that can be com
pounded from our present knowledge OF
drugs, for colds, coughs, asthma, bronchitis
and other lung diseases, is DIR. Wistars Bal.
sam Of Wild Cherry. II has cured many
cases Of consumption when all other rene
dies had failed. A single spoonful will cure
an ordinary cough or cold and give instant
relief to asthma. II is soothing. healing
and strengthening to the throat and lungs
and is very pleasant to take.
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SilVer-plalcu,

ALBANY, N. Y, March 3.-The Jackson
Corps, one Of the finest military orga1iza
tions of the city, under command of Cap
tain MacFarlane, of the Press and Knicker
booker, left by a special train on the West
Shore at 2:3O p. m. to take part in the IN
auguration ceremonies. The corps carry
their silver.plated rifeS, and expect to ere
ate quite an impression in the big proces,
sion. They are accompanied by fine band
of music, and visit by invitation at Eliz
abeth, N. j., Baltimore, Md, and Philadel-
phia on their return trip.
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the LAST DAY,

Finishing Up the Odds and Ends Of On
cial Life,
WASHINGTON. February 3.-The White
House building and grounds were crowded
with visitors to day. The East room. how
ever. was the only one open TO sight seers
A policeman guarded the stairway leading
to the upper portions Of the house and
allowed only those on Official busi-
ness to pass. The President was
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-04

THE solid Republican vote Of the Senate
recorded against the University nominees
the Governor. Who dares to say the
ideals so voted for any reason other than
rtisan? 1t cannot be said truthfully.
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Dnmares in Both ways.

Sickness ia the most expensive thing IN
the world. In two ways: it puts one to .
direct cost and prevents one from earning
money by his labor. We say no.hlng OF
sufferipg, for money cannot pay Tor that
How much better to keep oneself well by
the use of Parker's Tonic whenever there Is
the slightest sign ofiIl health
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-04

TuE English of the Fourteenth street
gan is only equalled by that Of the defunct
Altimore Gazette. When the Intelhgencer
ckles the Democratic party, it imagines
.slf writing q diatribe on HAYES for the
a,timore Gazette.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-04

|THE Canadian Pacific viii be the fourth
rough line from ocean to ocean. 0nly
10 miles of track are yet to be laid. The
ki will be opened in time to be blocked by
.xt winters snow.
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To Greet Their Fellow Citizen.

BUFFALO, n. Y, March 3.-The Buffalo
Democratic Legion, about h5 strong. LETT
at s o'clock this morning by the New York
Central and Northern Central Of Pennsyl
vania for Washington to attend the inau-
duration ceremonies.
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: ANoNG the resolutions "omnibussed"
lough in Congress las night was one ap-
ppriating 100000 to finish the pedestal
the ststue, Liberty EnIghtening the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-04

|CLEvELESD girls have organized an anti
! ing society, with a system Of fines when
Ier slang words are used. They say the
sasurer is contemplating q alght to
,rsda
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"a Gslena physician thinks he has found
Re cure for Rheumatism in geranium
ayes.-Chiesgo News.
Wonders win never cease. Geranium
ives with the rheumatism! Poor things.
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PEoGREssIvE euehre having become an
joyable feature of social life, it is about
pc for some one to rise up and declare it
moral
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"Mr son. when you 90 TO the city, get yoa
a Bicycle. scme tight pants. some toothpick
thoer. and slender cane, bit with all your
geuipgs don't fail 20 get bottie OF Saliva
tiopIGil. fer pride 4cc inos) goeth before
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BRIDGEPORT.

The revival at the N. z. Church still
continues, and, - - the pastor erpeessesi it,
will continue until they run ont Of material
Colonel William Skagss has gone 70 An
zops 10 locate.
The babes in the woods viii sppsss On
skates next Tuesday night st .Dasnose
Bros rink. This show consists Of veal
and instrumental music and genera miu-
xrel business, and VII In no way discfsdit
iis worthy predeces0 Of the zane name.
which 20 successfully exhibited in this and
other towns several yeau ago. They are
practicing every night and have their evs
original grand march dosn 6ne
Uncls Jimmy Reynolds. rosd master ef
the C.. l.. r W.. vas 10 tosn yesterday.
Dr.. Caldwell. Of Portland. Vas IN tow
yesterday. :,
Messrs Robert Tslbest and Lee Lsaeh
say that Perfectio Cough Cure 10 he 49,
out and that they vould not b vitbest Il :
wn. Gifin fell and spsainsd his vria st
the ripk Noedsy night
Judge Miller and sx-Govefnos Hchasoe
passed through torn % their w hoas
from court yesterdsy.
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'WHES headache joins neuralgia then
Pres the tug Of wal" A wise gsneras
lovs very well how to marshal his forces
hISt, last and best charge is made win
rtile Of Salvation Oil. and the doughty
ie criUgins in the dust.
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