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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-19

spetlal Telegram TO The Register
CHARLESTON, W. VA, January Is
Hon J. S. NJ. Curry, General Agent Of the
Peabody Fund, addressed the members Of
the legislature in the hall of the House Of
Delegates this afternoon. Mr.. Curry was
a member of the Confederate Congress and
was appointed Minister to Spain by Presi-
dent Cleveland. Ills address was atten
lively listened 60.
tx-Sta.e Senator Robert J. Walker OF
Jackson. the Repub'iCsn caucus nominee
for clerk. assumed his duties to-day assist
inc Clerk Anderson. The House did moth
irg bat meet aud adjourn this morning.
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A Sale fnNeatment.

Il ore which is guaranteed to bring yo'
satisfactory refults. or in case oi ialiuie l.' .
return of purchase price. On tnls MIS- az
nIan Won can bay from our sdVefiI,eo I'
n,-ag'st E,- q hottie of DR.. Kings New DE-,
eoyfTS for Consumption. 1. is guarantee ..l
10 biiog relief in every case, wren u1,1 CSsst
any aff, otion OF Throat, Lunss % - - .,
sncb AZ Consumption, lthamI9s'lon =, =,
Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma; " "noop,T5 I,s,pa, -, :
Congh Croup. etc, etc. 1t Is pleasant pe1
and agreeable to taste, perfectly sale aou
can always he dtpended upon.
TIiaI bottles free at Logan q Go. = drug
store,
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A NEwsBoY's HOARD.
His Relatives Lived In Misery and Nev'
Knew He Was Wealthy.

His Relatives Lived In Misery and Never
Knew He Was Wealthy.
ST. LOUIS, January 1s.-0ne week ago
VIM. Kesne, a de!ormed newsbOy, died
suddenly in room in North st. Louis
He was .hiriy-six years Of age ard had
sold papers continually for twenty five
yeals. His stand was for fifteen years in
front OF the Southern Hotel, but for the
las ten years he has dspofed Of bis wares
in front OF the Lindell.
When Keane died bis loom was search
ed, and the searchers were surprised 10
find s.. $50 and certificate GA the Safety
Deposit Company. The box in the safety
vaults was opened yesterday, and street
railway and railroad bonds valued at S2l, %
900 were found. His relatives lived in
ahiaCt misery and never knew he bad the
wealth. The fortune will be God-fend
for them. Keane never told anybody
about his wealth. The box VAS opened by
an administrators appointed by the Court.
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NATURES HIGHWAY.
no,nes OF boats and BostmsD Along the
Ohio.

DoIngs Of Boats and BoAtneb Ai""s '"'
Ohio.
The marks on the landing last evening
indicated : feet : inches and rising.
The Louis A. Sherley arrived YESTERDAY
r,orning AT $50 o'clock and will leave Tor
Cincinnati this evening at O'Clock
prompt, so that passengers can depend on on
Sndinc her at that time. Capt Thou ~
Huntfr is in command and Charlie Reeves
in the Office.
The marks from above, yesterday, wel'
as follows: MorgantOwn feet 3 lncnes
ard stationary; weather clear. hce
Tqndipg > feet 10 inckes and stationary
weather clear. Brownsville, feet 3 inceer'
and stationary; weather clesr. Lock no. 10
4 = foe. II inches and stationary weather
isir. Greensboro, u feet and stationary
weather clear. Parker, feet inches @ii ear" ano
rising; weather clear and mild. o,l a,oody C,1y'
? fee feet 5 inctes and rising; weather cloudy
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We desire to say TO our citizens, that
for years we have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Dr.. King
Nav life pills. Bucklen . Arnica Salve and
Fiec,r;c Bitters. and have never handled
remedies that sell "a well, or that have
given such universal satisfaction we Go
mot hesitate 10 guarantee them every time,
and we stand ready 10 ref nd the pur-
chase price if satisfactory results do not
follow their use. These remedies have
won their great popularity purely on their
merits. Logan * Co., druggists.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YosK, January 1s.-There wai
slightly improved business in dry goods
to-day at both fret aud second hands
New buyers are coming into the market
md there is prospect of considerable in
crease in trade next week. Plain cottOn
coDtinue quiet, hut sold ahead and firm il
price. Other cotton gocd1, especially pat
tern and fabrics, were going active, will
some speculation in prints, in view OF
probable advance inpTices. Warm weathe
is complained Of as tending TO retard de
velOpments.
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ipiNNi
the
zene VI tnis pv,..O..
news Of his death, which occurred Wednos-
day, carried regret for and wide through
out this region.
Deceased was born in Tennessee, u
1922, and came to this part OF wba, waH
then Virginia in 1850, attracted by the
fame OF the late Alexander Campbell and
of Bethany College. He finished bis oau-
cation at Bethany, and soon siier hc i,'t
COLLEGE married Charity Ann Cox. ffe
daughter Of one of the pioneer iarmers oi
the eastern portion OF this county. lie
took up his residence al the old Eomc'cai,
known az Forest Home" " and ior ths sn'.
ceedipg twenty i've or thirty yetrs ra4
active as minister of The Campo
Church. being particularly tucceis.Hi at ln
evangelist and in conducting meeung- .or
religious work. Ia the prosecution oi
this work, the deceased travelled
over large extent oi tern
tory in Eastern Ohio, Western Penny' p
yania and Eastern hentuchy. lie VII"
also untiring in his devotion 20 the cause
of education.
The last few years Of bis life were de-
voted particularly to The advancement ''
the material interests Of Bethany college.
He WAS treasurer OF the institution, ana
by his energetic endmyors dii much io
enhance tire value Of ODE college.
A wife ard three children, iHo rouH ''a
daughter. survive him. one q. toe -oa7
il DIR. T.. c. Myers, Of the Island. and lho
other. John A. Myers, ~ Dire .or 90 ile
West Virginia Agricultural Lfpsrm,ni
Station, at the State Uniye .iy. AT ih'
children. like their father, were graduate
OF Bethany.
Rev. Myers WIS buried Yesterday. M ia'
College Cemetery, ai Bethany, "iih'n %
few feet Of the spot where rect The r'mni'a
I o. Rev. Campbell.
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THE CATARRH remedy, Ely's Cream
Balm mas proved more satisfactory. Prior
to two months ago had not breathed
freely through my nose for three ytarsi
now am but little bothered in that re-
spect. The pain has left my head as have
most other dissgresabla Symphonic. con-
fidently believe it to be a sure cure.-S. Nj.
Logan, Bynumville, Charlton Co, Mo.
IHAvE used one bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm, and it is the hsst remedy l have
found for ostarrh in fifteen years.-F. 6.
Babtage, Attorney, Hardinsburg, Ky.
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Another wonderful discovery has been
made aud that TOO by lady IN this conr-
uy. piseaae fastened ia clutches upon
her and for seven years che withs'ood ITS
severest tests, hut her vitsl organs We're
undetermined and death seemed imminent.
For throe months She conghed ineeFeantly
and could NOT sleep She bought OF US a
bottle of Dr. Kwg's New Discovery Tor
Consumption snd w..s So much renewed
nm trking crot dose thst she slept All
,..,ft and with cns bottle has htea mirac-
,lons'v cured Her name ls Mrs. Lnthtr
rrfz Thus write W. c. Hsmrick q
a. of Shelby. y. G Get free trial bot
Goat Logan & Co.'s Drug Store.
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nr Thomn. snIIIvan neaI.

News Was received 10 The 0ty y'-'eii y
Of the sudden death Of Dr. Thomas So.i.-
van. formerly Of this city. Dr Sullivan
will be remembered by mony citizens De-
having Tor many years CONDUCTED drug
s,ors on Market street Some Hfe of ft
YEAR since he went 90 Chicago and entered
The s,me business, and at the ume oi hi5
death was the proprietor %. ln. r'oie'
with a biz trade, 90 the corner ni eoiese
Crove avenue and TNenty-ihIri fifee.
The cause OF his death wa not ieAflel'
hnt n came IN the nature of gfeai snf.
nTi.e es the Doctor had been ENJOY ft
God health. He WIS one of iIe iIor'
eonpetent and bet informed iefn 'n ,ne
bnsire.s Hi. brother. Ecv. hfr aii.
ysn of ST. Jo.eph's Cathedral. ...t o'c'
,be y 40. 81 $40 fcr Ch.mgo TO .'ar
ebs,ge Of the remains Dr. Sullivan h'- o
daughter attending Vt dc Chaaia' '.'
he al.o has a son IN bu-iuess in wan
ION. d. c. He was originally nom Dr..
ginia and WIS through The War in i.' '--
tsderats service. Ills many ireafs nt''
viii receive the news Of biz demise Wild
fOrrOW.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., January 1s.-The
examination of Gen. Swain was concluded
this afternoon and the board adjourned
sine die. They will make q report to the
Secretary Of War tomorrow, and the case
will be prepared for the Presidents action.
1t is understood that the board will report
in favor of Gen. Swaim's retirement, rot
withstandiDg some Of the members are said
to be of the opinion that his present disa
bilities are net serious CROUCH TO inca
pacitaie him from farther active service.
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League Of Republican Voters.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL, January l8.-A
nrmbsr of leading Republican ex-soldiers
members Of the C. A r. and Union Vet
eran Union, have organized themselves into
Camp No. Of new organization to be
known aa tie Republican Soldiers Lesgut
of the United States, and have chosen Col.
John Reed president. The object OF the
organization is only political. Itis founded
for the express purpose ofconcentTatlng the
political power of the Republican soldiers
Of the Union. Organizers will be chosen al
once to introduce The order throughout the
state and the United States.
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c,a-,od Win Train WreokIpg,

CHARLESTON, W. VA, January 18.-
Frank Dickson, former resident of Way ne
county, was arrested at Roanoke, Va,
Thursday, on the charge Of having wrecked
S passenger train opposite this city some
months ago. at which time tie conductor
and fireman and train were turned up
Dickson will lie brought to this city soon.
He claims that he can prove an alb.
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Tho East African 1911.

BERLIN, January ls.-The East African
bill was submitted 10 the Bundesath to-
day. 1t is entitled. "a bill for the pro-
lection OF German interests aud combat nr
the slave trade in Eastern Africa DO
asks a grant OF 1900, 600 marks. Tho
task OF executing the provisions OF tha
bill is entrusted to commission which
shall have the right TO supervise ,he pro-
ceedings OF the East African Company
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Special Telcrran, 20 ,he Register
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January IS
A call for conference on the Senatorial
sitpstiou is in circulation among the Dem
ocratic members Of the Legislature, 1t
has been extensively signed, ard it IS
probable the conference will be held Mon
dav nitdt
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Wool.
Bosrox, January 1s.-WOol market firm

BosToN, January 1s.-WOol market firm
Ohio and Pennsylvania, very choice lot y
at 375a3sc; Xxx 35a35c; Michigan extra
32c; No. l 37a3sc; No. cOmbiDg 39a40c;
No. . Csc; unwsshed 30a33c; Territory
woods quiet; medium 23a25c; fine l7a20c;
Texas California and Oregon range l5a2Oc;
pulled wool, good business doing choice
Eastern aud Maine super 39l42c; fair to
gooi super 33s3sc; extrs 25a3Oc; English
woods A2c; CARPET woods qniet.
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Only Ono NegntIve Vote.

ST PAUL, MINI, January 1S.-A sen
sation was created in the State Senate this
morning when Senator Ward, who cham
pioned the cause of United Stites Senator
Sabin iD the Republican caucus last night
introduced a resolution for the appoint
ment of committee TO investigate the
charges of bribery 10 the Senatorial fight
Generally the Legislators express great
surprise that such charges rad been made
and net heard by them. In the Senate,
however, the resolution was Immediately
adopted, there heiDg only one negative
vote.
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Very Pointed Evidence.

LONDON. January ls.-Cap.ain Piun.
kett, Chief OF the Cork police, testified Dee
fore the parnell Commission a- 20 the per-
pertration Of outrages lie said be- knew of
no support given 10 tenants in their non
payment OF rent and resistance 10 eviction
except that given by the Land daui National
Leagues Matters had improved since the
passage Of the coercion act
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The Mud Rnn Dlsaster.

MAUcH CHUNK. PA, JanuAry ls.-The
Grand Jury in the Mud Ran disaster
cases to-day returned true bills Of indict-
mept sesirst Engineer Major and Flag
man Hennegsn. The cases against Con
duciors Terry and Heithline and Lockout:
Mulhorn and PObl were ignored, the costs
bsipg placed upon the county.
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Ganney Yynnts 70 slgn.

BALTIMORE, January lS.-Umpire Calf
ney to-day telegraphed Manager Barnie,
Chairman of the American Association
Committee on Umpires, accepting the
terms offered for next sea- on and signify
ing his willingness to sign the usual con-
tract. 1t is understood that his salary
viii be 81 500. But one umpire remains
to be signed, and numerous applications
for the vscsncy have been received.
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Kuled Himself.

LOUISVILLE, KY, January 1S.-At
Monroe, a village near Horse Cave, Ky,
last night, Ricnard Hyde, aged %, shot
and killed himself. He had bsen paying
at entions to young lady and Sunday,
while drinking, called on her and had a
quarrel He told n friend be lad ssid
things TO her while under the influence OF
linuor which he regretted.
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Big Strike of oignrmakers

NEW YORK, January 1s.-All the cigar
makers employed in forty Havana cigar
manufactures in this city went on a strike
to-day against a reduction of 81 per 81 600,
which the bosses made eighteen months
ago. The strikers, who number over
1000, are mostly Cubans, with a sprink-
ling of Americans.
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The Coolest Gold Wave.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, January IS
The coldeet cold wave of the season is pass
ing over the Northwest to-day. Necke,
Dakota, reports AZ degrees below zero this
morning; at Morris, MINI, it was 30 be-
low; Grand Fork, Oak, %. There was
no rreat interruptiOn in trailic to-day.
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nnninIok and Jack.

NEW YORK, January 1s.-Jack Fallou
and Dominick McCaf'cey to-day signed ar
ticles for q ten-EoUnd fight under Marquis
of Oaeensberry rules at HobOken, in about
a fortnight. McCetfcey has also written
10 the California Athletic Club, Offering
to fight Jack Dempsey to a finish for a
nurse OF =. coo, to re made up by the club.
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Nn sIokness on the Galena.

NEW YORK, January 1S.-An Atlas
line steamer which arrived here to-day, re-
potts that the United States steamer Ga
lena was at Kingston, Jam, on the 10th
int. Admiral Luce reports that there
WAS no sickness whatever on toard the
cruiser.
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rLrAsANr ENrEnrAINMENI
Given At the Young Mems Chfis'i'" ass
citation Building.

Given AT the hohhs
citation Building.
very pleasant concert and entertain.
ment was given to the memtem oi '-.
Young Mems Christian A.-'eiH''" '-'
their lady friends in their hands'me
socistiop Hall. last evening Tie f'
,,,s well filed with sn aPpr'c awe 1'.'
o,cs and an enjoyed the repd t'on 'i ''
e.og e,oo,smme which wa- 81 foi'ow-'
w. Mamie -lfcr
flAno s.f ',,fe goy B.uc" .... Me laura .-'
Recitation ne Dyils Mis- tre FFrrc-
...rr W.eI I..r I.U
Song Prince --.... ~. NaT
-. cine Flower Hiri
55,5s8lnr-Fllsh. tle Fireman ~. t... ID I...e
5ong-"Tho Daily Nl''''N Ns vsy Bansari
An those on the programme ao. u'.'.i .-i
,,i.os Al L. IN splendid mann,f' pa PA
t9ellSs'I, ,1'a' Es,e Michel, Rens li n-.
Me- M,s- R,etard were compelled 10 ,,.. ,.l I'M.
slaiy 49, Al the conclusion o. .'iis,,,d 'Is
70 ,,ain@ent snIU1ss pleasant reception eRsly io''oI
teitS,D Z ,Se psrIors, which Wa most 'l'''
enjoyed.
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LONDON, January ls-Mr. Thomaf A..
Stevens, who has announced his intention
Of penetrating Africa in search of Henry
NJ. Stanley, has started for Ianzbar
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wash!pgtop. Pa q. A. X.

Special Telegram to the Register.
WASHINGTON, PA, January 1S.-The
G.. A. r. Post 577 installed the following
officers tonight: Commander, Henry An
dersoa; Senior Vice Commander, g. Robert
Patterson; Junior Vice Commander, Abra-
ham Pool; Qusrtermaster, George Derhami
Officer OF Day, Moses Holden; Chaplain,
Il. II. Baker; Surgeon, Dan Lewis; Officer
of Guard, ]. Davis. After theiDstallstion
several of the comrades made some inter
esting addresses. The LeMoyne ladies
circle Of the G. A. r, met after tins pest
meeting.
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THg EVENING SESSION.

ND us, .iou- The Republicans Ia
Deeper Hole Than Ever.
.s l-8 Rsgste
/, NaA-.e-IoS, W. Va, January Is
.i's 90 general expectation on iakipg
'he right session OF ,he Senate
'.- -1 uo election. The plain sod
.,al OF it yss that both Senators
I --Ase ald Puchard were too good
Oats and TOO firm &c their party m
i OBJ be- drawn into the combination
ue Republicans offered them. They
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rrm nnmmnta ihe sentenoa.

COLUMBUS, o., J anuary 1s.-The State
Board of Pardons tonight recommended
A Communication of the sentence of Mrs.
Garrett, the condemned wu deress, who
was sentenced TO be executed January 4.
The Governor will undoubtedly commute
the sentence to Imprisonment for life.
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Galleries Suspend.

SHAMoKIN, PA, Janusry 1s.-The Cor
bin and Excelsior collieries, employing
l. 500 men and boys, suspended operations
indefinitely to-day, owing TO the dullress
of the coal trade, caused by unreasonable
.-aatber
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Rnrnsd by natural Gas.

CLEVELAND. O., January 1s-Two sors
of Calvin Wilkina, of Lims, were terribly
burned by 10: ural gas to-day. The young
er will die and the elder is disigured for
life. An explosion resulted while attempt
ing TO straiehten a natural gas pipe.
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Arrived with the Republic.

WASHINGTON, January 1S-The De-
partment Of State has received a cablegram
form Consul Allen, at Kingston, stating
that the United States steamer Ossippee
srrlved there to-day with the Haytian Re
rnr1hlin
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SUAKrN, January l-.-Rumos nt
current 10 the eiisc, that the Defyishe. 1901.
massing at Khartoum for an advance upoG
DOngola, and that the Mahdi intends lo
invade Egypt.
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Columbus Port of Delivery

WASHINGTON, January 1s.-0n motion
of Mr.. Payne. the House bill constituting
Columbus, O., port Of delivery waf
passed.
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LONDON JanualY le.-The fund to piy
the Expenses OF Mr. pArnell, Do ha hlsa-
tion with the Tm@. amounts 20 3l 800
pounda
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vo, picL.t.. marasmus, and Wasting Dis
orders of Children,

sco,ps Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Ol
SCH n';'b 991nonhosphites is unequalled. The
49, iai,y yitb which children gain hesh
- and stcspgth upon it is very wonderful l.
d. paad he following: 81 have ustd Scott'
Fennlsion I'm in casea OF Rickets and Mar@s
n,ns ~ Of long stsediog. and have been more
than pleased with the results, as IN e'spy n;
case the improvement WAS Marked d.
Mas. NJ. d New York.
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People who value time always use DR.
Bulls Cough Syrup to get lid of cold.
Salvation OIL, the great pain eradicstor
cnreg rheumatism and neuralgia. 25c.
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COMPR0MISE.


.r,.Orfr solution of the Eutsngiement ia
tle Senate.
... RHtr.
CTlFl rsroN. W. Va, January Is
Tee OIL. solution OF the entanglement IN
tie sr.te is n compromiss-a compfo-
miss bg which the Democrats viii aid the
R-srb.c,as To- ,r.suziug with o Rspub-
r...ro-.aa 1ation and at the same time
make safe tteir rights srd privileges as a
minority It aas become plain to every
man .bat neither party acting a. they COW
srs,an elect q President The only safe
and senab.e plan is for both 20 egIes on
some mla scc p.able TO both and thus
bring about his election. The efforts Of
the Republican Senator's 10 pull them
selves together and elect a President
have been marked by rapid succession O.
failures. Within the last twenty hours
they have held tbIee separate caucuses.
Nothing was accomplished in any OF them.
They are now virtually compelled to throw
up th.if hands. The first Of these eau
cuses. snd ths most eyenunl, wss held ate
last night TIE Republicans stole away
from ths ballroom and ensconced thtm-
selves 10 their secret chamber. For the
first time since she beginning Of the session
carr snl Miuesr were with them. They
were asked to propose the terms On which
they would ac- with the msiority, and
took time 30 consider It,
Another caucus was called for the
early morning hours before the
eleven o'cicck session. Senator Mi
near wa5 not present, but Carr was the
MESSENGER for beth. The message cut of
ali hopes ofajd from that quarter have
j, on the very best Information that Sena-
tor Corr told his colleagues that be could
make no demand upon them that would be
satisfactory 20 himself and satisfactory to
them. Tee only thing which be couldaek,
and MAINTAIN bis Independence, was the
one thing which their actions had shown
they were NOT willing 20 grant. He further
said tba.
HE Gould NOT SEE
by what right they askol him 20 support
one of their number ior President They
claimed TO consider him a Republican and
had voted repeatedly fox every other Re
pu5lican in the Senate, yet not ore Of them
had seen iii to vote for him. Under such
circumstances be felt under no obligations
snd made no demands.
T5is e-dei Senator Cars part of the
conference, and it is understood that he
lei, tae ROOM in no great good huuor
with party colleagues.
AS i-ticstd in The REGISTER to-day,
both Senators Prichsrd snd McCsllister
had i1 tse meanwhile refused TO consider
suy proposition for combine. Nothing
was Def for jhe Republicans 70 do but to
conilaua in their former line CT action.
This they did. but the closeness by which
Senator Davis missed election, again in
spir,d them with hope During the re-
cesq. new propositions were made to Sens
tors Pcebsrd and McCallister and though
them ID ihe Democratic members.
Ii is not possible at this hour to make
these propositions public but it can be
said that they were Of q highly satisfactory
character.
To morrow morning they viii be laid
hefo.e caucus Of the Democratic mem
rers aud the1e discussed. A favorable re-
suit of this discussion IS the only hope
that the presidential puzzle wiI be sue
cessiully solved
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PASSIONS Slave.

The Cleveland Lcadcr speaks ss follows
of this famous melo-drama, which will be
produced at the Grand Opera House, on
Monday evening next:
'The illuminated distant view Of Fort
ress Monroe was greatly admired. Il Is Q
peculiarly beautiful scene, so arranged
that the sunlight effects slowly darker
with tine fading day, the moon gradually
rising and radiatin6 with her silyery
light the limpid stream, upon wnos'
bosom the ripples rise and fall as they
sparkle in the starlight upon q scene o
unique and effective beauty"