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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-24
CINCINNATI.
Republican Nominations. ..-Ro obbery.
CINCINNATI March %.

Republican Nominations &C. obbery.
CINCINNATI, March %.
S. S. Davis was nominated for Mayor
by the Republican Convention to-day,
only fifteen votes were cast against him.
W.T., Straub was nominated for Police
Judge, Gen'l Fred. A. Moore was noni-
mated for City Solicitor, G. W. Armstrong
Treasurer, Prosecuting Attorney, Col. z.
C. Campbell, Wharf Master, Sidney
Miner.
The Clerks Office of Harrison county,
Indiana, was entered by burglars Tuesday
night and five thousand dollars taken
from the safe.
Governor Hayes, Gen. Sherwood, Sec.
retary Of State, ]. II. Klepart, Of the State
Board Of Agriculture, members OF the
Houses Of tue Ohio Legislature, with Off.
cers of the latter body and members Of the
press, numbering altogether about $50
persons, reached here at one o'clock this
afternoon. They arc hero as guests Of
the city by special invitation, and remain
till Saturday. On arriving they were es.
corted to two steamers, where . collation.
was partaken. They were then taken up
and down the river along the city front,
and on returning witnessed o display ol
the entire Fire department on the public
landing. They arc provided for at the
hotels tonight. Tomorrow there will be
q grand parade of the Fire Department
and a visit to Mill Greek Valley and the
public institutions. The visit is principally
a business one, having for its object
cultivation OF moro thorough acquaint.
anCe with tho legislative wants Of the
city. -a'..
In the case Of Thomas II. Curran r',
the owner Of the steamer Magnolia, for
5000 damages for injuries received at
the explosion Of that vessel, the jury has
disagreed. The case has occupied the at.
tention of the Supreme Court for two
weeks.
J. N. Mccullough, VIM. T. Howe, and
D. 3. Gray, Of the Pennsylvania Central
interest, are here today looking generally
after their affairs. Tomorrow they go "a
Dayton. Part of their business Is under
stoed to be growing out orthe application
of the Springfield & Cincinnati Bailroad
COR the Joint use Of the formers track
through that city.
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baltimore Live stock Market.
BALTIMORE, March %

CATTLE-The market yesterday was
fairly active; $50 head sold at a slight ad.
vance on last weeks prices. To-day the
market was inactive and prices lower, q
few cattle remaining unsold. First quality
at 5sa09c; medium at 4fa5sc; inferior to
ordinary ut 4a45c, Receipts, s05 head;
sales 793 head.
HOds-Market has been well supplied
and the demand moderate towards the
close. Receipts small and prices shade
higher, though the market closes weak
under Tue prospect Of an improved sup.
ply. Quoted at 10a109c net. Receipts,
2,572 head.
SHEEP-supply light and good are In
demand. Fair to good would bring Ga7c;
good TO extra, 7a9c; lalr to good sheared,
5aGc; good to extra at $6aG IS. Receipts
1924 head.
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ST. LOUIS.
Special Observation-Disclosures Assas.
sination.

Special NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AsSas-
sination.
ST. LOUIS, Marches.
The special registration for, the April
election closed last night, about 5000 new
names being added. The Democratic
primary elections are progressing to-day.
Another murder has grown out Of the
assassination Of Deputy U. s. Collector
Jenkins at New Madrid. Some time ago it
appears that Thomas Gray and Edward
Newsom got into dispute at New
Madrid about the murder Of Jenkins, and
on Friday last 1t was resumed, in which
several other persons participated. Two
shots were fired and one Of Gray's ears
punctured. About ten o'clock that night
Gray was shot while standing on the
porch Of his house, by some unknown per
sons. Newsom being suspected gave
himself up. He denies any connection
with the assassination.
A dispatch from Little Rock, Ark,
SAYS the impression prevails there that
Senator Clayton will be the prominent
candidate before the next National Re-
publican Convention for Vice President
It Is stated by responsible parties in
Little Rock, that Lieut.. Gov. johnson 10
celyed fifteen thousand dollars for resign
ing. and that Mr.. White, lormer Secreta-
~ Of State, got ten thousand for giving up
his office so that johnson might have 1t
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TIE Paris Journal Ami de "a France
gives the following story as coming from
the lips OF foreign Prince: "When the
news Of the fall Of Paris arrived in ST.
Petersburg, the Emperor Alexander was
at a banquet. He rose and gave as q toast
the prosperity Of Prussia, and although II
was against custom, Alexander himself
passed the punar, kind Of pitcher, to the
Grand Hereditary Duke seated at his LEFT
The Grand Duke kissed the hand Of hi
father, gently. placed the pitcher on the
table, bowed 10 His Majesty and retired
from the festive hall, followed by the
Princess Dagmar, his courageous wife
The Grand Duke and Duchess, 1t Is said
love France and hold the PrusSiahs in
small esteem"
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, March %

CorroN-steady, at 14al4ic.
FLoUR-Dull; family 50 80a0 80.
GRAN-Wheat, firm at 81 SGal 9s
Corn, 57a5sc. Rye, 81 10. Oats, steady
No. 2, 5Oa59c, Barley, dull and nominal
EGGs-l4a15c.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Firm at last quo
tatiOns. ~
PRov1sIoNs-Pork, dull at $1,000. Lard
114c. Bulk meats, dull; shoulders &c
sides, SsaSac for rib. and 9tc for clear rib
0Sc clear; bacon, dull and nominal.
TODACCo-StGady.
WHGsKY-Quiet ut 8Oc.
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Fruit Crop in Iowa.-.Children Poi.
soned...The Failure Of Mr.. John
Alexander, of Illinois.
CHICAGO, March 23.

Alexander, of Illinois.
CHICAGO, March 2S.
The Des Molnes (Iowa) Register Of yes.
terday SAYS that 1t has been informed by
several leading horticulturists In different
portions Of that State that the fruit trees
have passed through winter in fine order
and that there are now the most flatterlng
indications that the coming cropwill be
the largest in the history Of the State,
The only danger now lies in sudden cold
weather.
Two children Of Daniel Crawley, at
Moundsville, Wis, were poisoned by eat.
ing wild parsnips, on Monday. One died
in alew hours, but the other is regarded
out Of danger.
.BA special from Jacksonville, gives the
following facts about the reported failure
ofJohn Alexander, the Illinois cattle king,
During 1870, Alexander was large loser
in cattle speculatlons. Being cramped for
funds, he determined to sell his BROAD.
land Farm" containing twenty.six thou
sand acres, and appointed agents TO make
the sale. Shortly after an otEer was made
of 100000, for the "Broadland," by
Canadian, named Hoyle, who failed to
come to time. In the meantime, Mr.. AL
exander more deeply embarrassed, and
his creditors becoming impatient, ha:
appointed two leading citizens Of Jackson
vile and Of lIenarl county, to sell so much
of his property as will pay his creditors
To this action. he has the consent of Iii!
creditors; two years time is given by them
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CANADA.
OTTAWA. ONT, March g

The following resolution, offered BY Mr..
Blanchet, has been passed by the House
Of Commons: That the duty be removed
from salt, peas, bran, barley, rye, oats, In,
dian corn, buckwheat, and all grain and
Indian meal, oat meal and -four. After
an exciting debate the government was
Obliged to give way, and the resolution
was carried by q vote Of 1Os OPS.
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ADVICE to Those AbouttO DuiId.

Amongst those who wish to invest
money In building, there exists a very
general desire 10 have all their wants sup
piled for the sum OF money they are about
to expend, whether this sum In reality be
quite adequate to the task OF, not. And
no matter how far short it may fall ofthe
necessary amount, the possessor Of It can.
not be easily persuaded to. relinquish any
part Of his requirements. For instance,
he wants TO cover q certain amount OF
ground and have certain number Of
rooms, and requires u wide hall and com.
modious staircase, an ample supply OF
wardrobes, closets, etc, But, when the
question Of cost comes up he Is taken
aback by the, to him, astonishing estimate
set upon such trifing wants. he flies from
builder to builder, askinga bidfrom each
and al last meets some sharper who comes
within his limit and yet undertakes to sup.
ply all his wants. Now, our advice Is 10
be very cautious Of builders who
undercut their fellow craftsmen TO
g remarkable degree; for, as the
costs Of materials and labor are the same
to all, 1t Is evident that the inteution Of
the man Of the reasonable" estimate Is
to curtail somehow or somewhere in order
10 make any profit off the job. In this
matter OF curtailments rests the secret Of
the low offer" and sorry secret 1t will
prove for him who lays himself open to
such imposture, merely through the hope
of saving the difference between 1t and
the honest, practical estimate. There is
nothing easier than to blindfold apro'
prietor in the matter of construction
There are so many things which can be
slighted, that are out Of sight and CANNOT
be easil J detected, If the workmen will
only prove faithful TO their" boss" Was
and floors may thus be seriously weaken.
ed, whilst the number and dimensions oil
rooms are adhered to very conscienttously
No, If you cannot have your full plan
properly carried into effect for the sum at
command, better curtail the plan, or post
pone its execution until such time as the
means can perfectly accomplish the end,
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Philadelphia Market.
PnI1ADEIruIA, March %.

PHILADELPHIA, March 20.
FLoUR-Dull; Ohio and Indiana 81 OOa
725.
GRAM-Wheat quiet; western 81 65a
1 Il. Rye 81 05. Corn dull; mixed sec;
yellow S3c. Oats 66a06ic.
0Hs-Petroleum, crude 17tc; refined
2SiC, seller May, 24tc; June este.
WHIsKY-UnChanged.
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H.A. BARSuM and John Q. Robinson,
Of New York; A. E. Burnside, Of Rhode
Island, and J. L. Chamberlain, Of Maine,
are among those named for the position oi
COMMANDMENT. Chief Of the Grand Army
Of the Republic. The annual meeting Is
to be held In Boston in May,
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Chicago Market.
-p CnoAoo, March 80.

Ea ep CHICAGO, March23.
FLouR-Qulet and easier,
GRAIN-Wheat; No. 3 Spring more
active and lower; closed at 81 26ta1 a6f
cash, and seller April; this afternoon IN.
changed. Corn-No. . mixed quiet and
a quarter lower closed at 6Stc; this
afternoon steady. Oats dull; No. Q a
quarter lower; closed at 40fc. Rye dull
No. 2, sSias0C. Barley dull No. 3 Spring
SOC.
Hoas-Live hogs quiet at SO loaf As.
CATTLE-Unchanged.
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New York Market.
New YORK, March %.

NEW 1Ohh' nLhLSu So
CorToN-Activei middling uplands
IF FFroUn-Dull; and dropping 50 GOao 81
for shipping extras, :, :,
GRAISEIYheat dull; new spring, 81 6E
nj (IOI red amber, 81 70a1 79. Rye, 81 10
Corn-Steady; Western mixed, S4ia95c.
PRov1sIoNs-Beef, prime mess, 28aesc
Eeas-Firmi fresh faic. higher.
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, March 2S

FLouR-Firm.
GRAlN-Wheat quiet andweak. Corn,
white southern Soc; yellow sec. Oats GA
PRoy1sIoNs-Mess pork weak at $50 IS.
Bacon, shoulders 0a0tc; sides 11a114c;
bacon sides, clear rib 11ial19c; hams Tia
1sc. Lard 1Sc.
WnIsKY-Quiet at91c. q
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Financial and Commercial.
New York Dry Goods Market.
Al 90

ANh" = N@Af @he"-aN%-
The market is more animated and
the prices Of all staple articles show more
steadiness. We quote Am0skeag Denims
at 26c; Haymaker, 14c; Otis AA, do,
29tc; BIB, SOc: &C, 17c; Warren B, brown,
l7c; Amoskeag stripes, 10a90c; Uncas.
willie, 12a1Sc; Whittenden A, 10c: Black.
stone AA, bleached muslins, lac; An.
droscoggin L, do. 16c; Dwight Cambria
17c: Fruit Of the Loom, 16c; Hills Sempel
Idem, 15c; Loncdale, 15c; Pepperell, ca
Bleached Sheetlng, 29lc; 7-4s, do, 25c; S.4s
do, 273c; 0 4s, S2tc; 1O-4s, SIC; 11.4s. 47ic
is.4s, 59jc; Waumsutta 5-4s, 21c; 9.Ss, 25c
ward wide, sOc; New York Mills, 2lc
Brown Drills, standard makes, 19ici Pep
perell, 1Sc; heavy Brown Sheetings, best
brands, 19tcal3c; Stark A, standard, lee
Amoskeag. fine, 12c; and Cabot A, lie
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CHAMBERs, the Edlnburg publisher who
died last week, was worth So, 100000. He
commenced q poor boy, with q small cir
culating library which he gathered by
borrowing o few shillings capital.
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FoRoERY.-From the New Creek Ga.
sstts Of the Esd, we learn that George Mix
residing near Failing Waters, in Berkeley
county, was arrested and lodged in Jail on
Friday last, charged with having forged
the names Of John Daley and Jacob
Myers, to negotiable note for $500 offered
at the Martinsburg National Bank. The
accused waved an examination, and was
bailed in the sum Of $1,000 TO appear al
the next term Of the Circuit Court
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ALL the ladies Of Cincinnati arc saying,
10, ,myp over "a female infant, born In
that city on Wednesday, and Weighing
precisely ono and a half pounds ut It's
hirth
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EUROPE.
FRANCE.
PAR1s, March 29.-yn LONDON 20.

PARIS, March 23.-Yh LoNDUNE EO'
Affairs continue quiet in Paris. Bat
talions of the Nationals are encamped in
the Place Vendome, TO the foot OF which
traffic Is allowed. All carriages are
stopped. Cannon threaten the Rue de La
Paix and Rue de Castighone. Isolated
groups along the boulevard Of Montmar,
ire are discussing the present condition oil
affairs. The general opinion is that the
new government Is incapable Ofproylding
work for the people, and that the military
and administrative functions OF the gov
ernment ought to be entrusted to energet-
ic Republicans.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26

r,oR THE ACCOMMODATION OF OUR NUMEROUS
uoiown patrons opened Branch Once at S46
Broadway Thrynrs. street Sr peeey,g advertise
@ EXTRA barge This the only authorized branch Office
ia tins city Open from A. NJ. I'll NJ every day In the
YES
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HMUsEMEETs- SECOND PAaE-Fourtb anh and sixth
sHxsos2Gs"a1Ra4 ssssp; ses%s sss.
soAsb RsD I5puss
and
saAr Es4sqG Ss ss is:T
rGs a o
sE EoR sHrT
uLrnKs hEs; asS LIES oo
rxSE E1sss's rsssg. ssnTs and
pAscaFa ING as'aSSs PAers.rA column
sS fourth and 9th
SYsss to lF s asP .S
SfNHS.CiAJLI SfNHS.CIiAAJL LIEinsi Fms r1sE si.h column. '
kTRSIsHED ROOFS AND APAaTMENTis TO LET
sEhf
HELP TEp-FExALEs-7wElrru PAGE Fourth
horse 6AssI%1Es, 4o-YInsr PAs.-second and
s sSSSs column
Sl sssHF 5aFs AND .ra
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ELEVENTH PAGE
LECTURE sEAsON-TwxLrTH PAaE-Sixth column.
LOAN OFflCES-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column.
LOST AND FOUND-NINTH PAGE-Sixth column.
AACHINERY-EIGHrn PAGE-Third column.
MARBLE MANTELA-EI0urH PAGE-SiKth column.
MATRIMONLAL-EtGHrH PAGE-First column.
MILLINERY AND DKEssMAkING-Fiasr PAaE-Fifth
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERrIsEMESTs-rEsTuP PACE
EAss-,ss5sA ss Pour. column
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGR-First
PIANOFORrES- EIGHTH PAGE-First column.
PROPOSALS--TwRIFTu PAGR-S Sixth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REET-ELRvFNTH PAaE-Fi!th and sixth columns
and TWELFTH tAGY-First column.
REAL ESTATE TO E4CHANCE-TwKLFTH PAGE-Fin
REAL ESTATE WANTED-TwELrrH PAsx--second
RELIGIOUS NOTICEs-FIRsr rAGE-six column
RtWARDS-EINTH PAGE-SiKth column.
SAILS Al AuCTION-EtanTH PAaE-Foursh and nth
sIrUATinNs rED-rEMaLEs-TwrLrrn PAes-
Third and fourth columns.
SPECIAL NOTICEs-Frasr PAaE-F!rst and second col.
sPoRTiNG-DoGs. BIRDS. ao-Fnsr PAaK-secOnd
column.
THE rRADES-TwKLrrH PAeR-sixth column.
TO LEI FOR BUSINESS PURPOSEs-NINTH PACE
Ftrst and second columns
USFCRNlSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS-EINTH
PAGH-Fifth aud sixth col umns
WANTED TO Pt tRCHASE-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
WINS, LIQUORS, &c.-TwRLrTA PAGE-Second column.
fACuTS. STEAMBOATS,. &c.-FiRsr PAcK-sixth column.
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CAsrErs' FURNITURE.
am now Offering largo and assorted stock OF Furn
and Carpets ~ cent cheaper than other house
In the city.
900 worth OF Furniture endless variety
comprising Parlor, Library, Dining Room Kitchen Furn
ture, dc
Enamelled Chamber Suits pieces, 8ss
Walnut Chamber SUITS, wood top, $50.
Walnut Chamber Suits, marble top &60
Upholstered Suits, In reps or hair cloth. &55.
CARPETS.
English Tap. Brussels, 81 30 per yard.
English Body Brussels, 81 Is per yard.
English Velvet, % . per yard.
Rugs MAts Window Shades &C.. at equally low prices
d. kKLLY, successor TO II. OFARREII,
6l2 GA and SIC Eighth avenue and s67, 26e and III
West Thirty 9th street.
MD. KELLY respectfully intimaaes that be has opened
his and elegant furusur6 warerooms, 6is bSnh ave
nue. corner Thrty-siKth strSsb.
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NOR gALE.oNE or THR MOST APPROVED
Brood Mares n tho country. Young Morrill, stock she
has troed in 49, and sound and very raugy. To be
seen at stables OF the Central Avenue HOTEL mile
.soys NoCy0mb's Dam Br dge
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS, SHOES TRUNKS
n and valises at the Great Family Shoe Emporium $50
Broadway prices w. d. BI0ELOW.
ROBERT IRWIN.
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PERSONS WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
A ifs Insurance companies and who 40 not desre 10 70
their policies absolute sale can p0IoW no
,rrsader Of their policies By Applying q ,nsancs
xsanay 81 Liberty street
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sPoRTING-DoGs, BIRDs, &C.

sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &c.
GOLDEN, SILVER AND ENGLISH PHEASANTS,
VI live California and common Quais, Piping BuliGnches
and large variety of other Fancy Singing
CHARLES REICHE & BROTHERS. Bird Store. IS Chat
ham street. between North William and Chambers
DoINTERs AND Settlers THOROUGHLY BROKEN
l. Red Irish Seers Pups OF the stock Black
Tans, Scotch Terriers Dogs OF all breeds Largest pures
English MastiH in the country.
Ii. GARDNER, So Thompson street, rear.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sLEIGns, &C.

TOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF OUR NUMEROUS
uptown patrons have opened q Branch Once at 2f6
Broadway corner Thirty street for rseeying advertise
without extra charge. This s the only authorized branch
Office this city. Open from A. NJ. TIL p. NJ everv day
in the
The New York herald., 1871-02-26

1T MME yIGOUROUxs, Ia FOURTH AVENUE,
"A twelfth :rsc.s..mpnS sesnTsS Srs q.. esss .rS
Rsbies Trousseaur specially OF Initials, Monogram Tor
Table and Bedcoths emorodeed 10 oroer
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NOR sAIE-BAY HORSE, l5x HANDS HIGH.
II years old sound aud kind 10 all harness. good, sly sh
ar''er' WIN 0s SOU L. s. NASH sSs West Sixteenth street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26

(tHURCH OF THE MESSIAH, CORNER PARK AVE.
~ nnc and Thirtyfourth srec,.-Rev. George II Hep
worth will preach Sunday, 26th morning evening Sub
ect morning "The Christian Idea OF Punishment Here and
Hereafter"
(tHRIST CHURCH. FIFTH AVENUE CORNER rHIR.
~ tyttth street the Rev =. G. Ever H. D.. Recor-Ser
vices at A. NJ, l0:3o A. N. with senou) 20 r NJ
with scrmon) Strangers invited VIII be provided
with seats In the evening the Rev. H. L. Rector
St. harys, Staten Island, will preach
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sLEIGHs, Sre.

ENOR SALE-A NUMBER OF BUSINESS WAGONS, TO
suit all purposes, TO from TO 20 cwt. al -
streets, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26

A WHOLE FUNERAL FOR sso--CONsIsTs OF COZ
"A nm for adult heSrss and csrriage $2S; BURKE
York.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26

pROwNS LONDON ROUND HATS -SPRING STYLRS
ID now ready. E. BROWN, removed TO 63v Broadway be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets door to JoT
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
FINANCIAL.

A -ExECUTORS' FUNDS TO LOAN.-oNE sun oD
IA. ol00CU0 and Of 3s0.0W Also tsD0yJo TO loan s
e. j. CLARK 2o2 Brosiw.v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17

who sttenptsh ~ be realized wsshrgton e honorsA,
members are 70 neh close os ID under which III cadets res
State 10 be represented in protest against he frbar
continuance o. the West Point SCHOOL That school
ought 10 be wiped out and its interests sprfad among
the several States instead Of being conconItod into
school for sea nds which had dispIaood the B5tion.
Dir. STOuGHTON Rep, MlchJ cOmmCnte. upon tie
remarks on MI socun the other dy concerning the
OF Pre- sden Grant lie characterized n IS covert s
tack upon the President which not quite fair On
cliyalTc worthy OF the hgh character Of NJ siOcn
He asserted that that gentleman assumpos were nes
supported by single particle OF eyidenie, ast ap-
~ r. ~ 6,,an, isd hce1 in tc s~as,en ~, - ysais
written four TO his father procure the fensse1
or four fentences Of his classmates.
After further discussion, the House proceeded 20 vofa
on the resolution and amendments.
Tho first vote was taken on no amendment offered by
Mr uflcr ass 10 sub ttute for the second TpfOni on
OF tBe Committee directing the expulsion Of TIC rre-
leaders OF tie First Class and the courmar ling y te
rest resolution dcpIving the First Class custos-
airy fuTlOugh after being graduated. The amendment
was rejectod-Yeas, 81; Nays, III.
The next vote was Nr. Johnson amendment, being
additional resolution, directing Court OF Ilqniry on
lut0n was agreed O. without the Yeas ad Nays, tins
vote on division being IS to %.
Tile first resolution Of the Committee directing the
tOratiOn OF Cadets Baird, Barnes, and k4Stnger
agreed 70 without division.
The next vote was on the second resolution Of the
Committee, directing the dismissal II the lcpd and IN
sgators OF the First Class, and the court maralnS Of
the others.
Mr. FARNswORTH Pep.. Ill) moved 10 lay tho
table this re outOn and the addition resolution offered
by Mr.. johnson. Negatiyed-33 10 100.
The second resolution was then agreed to-feas jla;
The House then at q O'Clock proceeded TO tho oonsd
Grafton OF the bill reported By Mr.. CONGER(Rcp, i'h.
from the Committee Commerce, 10 provide for DO
better security OF life on board vessels propelled AZ whole
or in part by steam.
The bill contains II sections covering 81 printed pages.
1t establishes regulations g. be Observed BY btarelstJ
guard against loss danger from hrc leaks, explosions,
o other accidents.
The BIZ was passed az substitute for Senate bin.
and the House at $40 adjourned.