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MINOR TELEGRAMs.


Postmaster Smith, at st. James, Long
Island, set n trap, Wednesday night, for
burglars, but forgetting the gun went into
the Office for package and was shot,
dying the next morning.
The store and goods OF Charles Burn.
side, at Manchester, Iowa, was damaged
last night $4,000 by fire.
gardt.
There is an extensive strike OF work
men OF Charlero, Belgium, for higher
wages and q reduction oi hours.
The "Reds" are becoming active at
Lyons. 'u@,
The newspapers of Paris and all
other French towns oppose tho tax on
raw materials suggested by Pouyer
Quertier. ''''. .i
"A monster cannon, made in an Ameri.
can foundry tor tho Turkish Government,
has arrived at Taphonc, the arsenal OF
Constantlnople, ~ "
The Democratic Central Committee
Of Missouri has requested the Democracy
in each State TO hold meetings February
22 to take steps for organization.
3 AT Cairo, Illinois, last evening by the
explosion Of a kerosene lamp q woman
was burned to death, four tenement
houses were destroyed and three children
are missing. .n.
"A dwelling was burned at Bradford,
Ontario, Sunday, by which five lives were
lost; q woman named Tenyeri her two
children, a niece and man who was
boarding In the house. 'N greg
"A change of guage on the Memphis
& Little Rock railroad from 81 TO s feet,
was completed last evening.
u. AaLilin. al n,.,,,,.L a.. LI.,,..,L 11un.
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Alexis Kills his FiEst Buffalo.
CHICAGO.

,, CHICAGO, January 15.-This morning
in the criminal court, Judge Lambert
presiding, the first case Of the recently
indicted members and ex-members of the
Chicago Common Council, was called ior
trial, that Of ex.Alderman Glade. The
forenoon was consumed in the argument
Of a motion TO quash the array Of Grand
Jurors empanelled for the December term
Of the court which indicted him. The
object ofthe counsel for defense is TO delay
the case by motions on technicalities.
The prosecution is conducted by States
Attorney Charles II. Reid and Sidney
Smith. The counsel for defense arc Messrs.
Z. F. Runyan, Robert Hoovey, John Van
Arman, Elliot d Aqldany and, Emery A.
Starr. -
The grand jury has discontinued the
investigation Of the Altcrmanic charges.
A petit jury, composed Of reputable
business men, has BEEN summoned, and
now awaiting the result Of pending
preliminary proceedings to, be called into
service.
A meeting composed almost entirely Of
Germans was held in the North Division
yesterday afternoon, at which resolutions
were passed denouncing in strong Ian.
guage the proposed new fire ordinance.
They resolved TO have q torchlight pro-
cession tonight, which shall march to
the Common Council room, and demand
Of that body the rejection Of the ordinance.
Citizens Of the North Side, mostly Ger
mans and sc2ndauayians, 40 the number
OF two or three thousand, marched In
procession this evening to the City-build.
ings to protest against the passage Of the
ordinance establishing the limits of the
city as fire limits. They carried trans.
parencies and banners with devices ex.
pressing lp language more ,Gorcible than
elegant their feelings on the proposed
prohibition OF the erection Of frame dwell.
ings. They denounced the ordinance as
an effort TO crush out the poor for the
benefit Of the rich. Mr.. 4. o. Hessinp,
editor Of the StadtS Zeitung, addressed The
crowd, advising them to disperse and as.
surfing them that he had the promise Of
the aldermen that the ordinance should
not pass. The crowd pressed into the
council chamber and were so demonstra.
tive that the council hastily adjourned
the aldermen making their way out a
best they could. The excitement Is In
tense, and part Of the citizens foreseeine
great injury 10 business II a good fire or
dinance Is not passed, and the other belng
determined to have their own houses,
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The Freedman's Bureau Trregulari-

WASHINGTON, January 12-The Sec
ret0ry Of War sent long communication
to the House to-day, in answer to its res.
olutlon asking for information about the
suspension Of General Balloch, of the
Freedmen's Bureau. 1t is iM part repe-
tition OF thereport furnished by Secretary
Boutwell,. The new points are that Bal
loch gave as areason for depositing bonds
In aprivatc bank that he could more
readily get atthe coupons when he wanted
them. The Secretary of War informed
General Howard that BallOch had viola
ted the law. Howard claimed, in letter
to the Secretary, that the interest had
been accounted for, and in his opinion
there would be no loss. The Secretary
Of War then sent for Howard and told
him 1t was his duty to relieve Balloch;
that the act Of BallOch, il not criminal,
was Of fsuch irregularity as he (the Secre-
tary) could not permit, and il Howard
did not relieve him, he would order him
to do so. Upon this Howard issued the
following order 10 Balloch
SIR:-On account OF your appoint
ment to other public duties, as well as
for the purpose of giving you time 10 set
tie your account with the United States
Government, you are Lereby relieved as
disbursing officer Of this Bureau"
Secretary Belknap closes by saying,
"The matter rests here Tor the present"
The order of Howard thus brought 10
light, Is severely commented upon as
most remarkable, after the Secretary's ex.
prenSiOn1 regarlinHNthe chararinr IF Ral
Sal;. sSca act' ana as SSlnally insulting to the
oecrl!ary. Inc oltice referred to, as one
to which Balloch was appointed, was
Superintendent of Streets under the Dis
trict Government.
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GhtGntelLiseuter.

SHOULD II be true that ALEXIS has
been recalled from his buffalo hunt, with
A view 10 his early return home, we
NAV conclude there really Is some feeling
on the part of the GEAR that may lead to
suspension of friendly relations between
Russia and the United States. II seems
the PRESIDENTS brother.in.law, VIII OILS
American Minister at Copenhagen, has
added to tho offences ot which the Rus.
ian Cabinet has to complain by d
beach of decorum that would have been
veY bad manners in private circles, TO
say nothing Of diplomatic. KRAMRR's
oIlcnee Is aggravated,no doubt, by his near
Relations to the PRESIDENT. 1t appears
to be considered at 81. Petersburg that
the President sighted ALEXIS, in not re.
turning hi, call. II was said some time
ago that the Imperial family felt hurt by
the PRESIDENTS attack on CATAcAZY in
his message 10 Congress, OATACAzY hay.
ing been relieved from his duty as Minis.
Ter and charged with the duty Of escorting
ALEXIS on his tour through this country.
1t was generally considered in this coun-
try, TOO, that the PRESIDENT had done an
unseemly thing, one that placed the
Grand Duke in painfully cmbar.
rasSing position, and one which com.
PEELED the EMPERoR either to recall
him or relieve CATAcAzY of the
office OF chaperone to which he had
just been assigned. The latter course
was adopted and CArAcAzY ordered
home. Whatever may be the merits of
the "CAT-FIsH" controversy in itself,
land Prince GoRTsCHAKoFF advises our
State Department that he shall not con-
dCmn Mr, CATACAzY'on Mr.. FIsn's repre-.
Sentations alone, but will await the state
ment OF the case by the lOrmer) we fear
il must be confessed the Russian EMPEROR
is not without some ground for com.
plaint that there has been u very scant
courtesy in this matter by the PRESIDENT
aud his distinguished brother.in.law, the
Minister to Denmark.
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The Weather To-Dav.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OPRICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OPHcER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. l5-7:S0 r. n. !

The central lowest barometer will
probably move during the night more
eastward-possibly into Western Penn.
sylvania, and pass over New York on
Tuesday. Soulheasterly winds will in
crease tonight on the Middle Atlantic
coast, veering rapily to westerly winds
on Tuesday. Cloudy weather will pre-
vail by Tuesday afternoon from South
Carolina to Maine, with rain or snow
north and east Of Virginia. Brisk north.
west winds, with cloudy and clearing
weather, willextend rapidly tonight from
Lake Superior to Kentucky. Partially
cloudy and cold weather will prevail over
this region on Tuesday, and cloudy
weather and possibly light rain on the
coast Of Texas and Louisiana. Danger
Gus winds are not anticipated this even
ing for the Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
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LOUISVILLE.
sALEHor LOUISVILLE HOTEL.

LOUISVILLE, January 15-The Louis
vile Hotel property, on Main street, be-
tween 9th and 9TH, was sold at auction
to-day under a decree Of the Chancery
Court, to settle up the Shreve estate, for
$780, 1t was purchased by Irwin
Stumps, Of the firm Of Smnlps 4 Waltz,
wholesale niilliners, Main street. The
hotel will be considerably enlarged and
relltted and will be rented for hotel bust.
ness. The estimated value of the proper
ty isabout $25O,0O0.
t.iI8 hURNT TO DEATH llt.ilr3
Leonora Hlck, little girl ten years old,
last night wentto near fire place in
her tather's 8 house and her clothing caught
fire. She was 80 terribly burned that She
died before morning.
II II reported that Rev. Stuart Robin
sons condition is improving slightly
to-day. Z q tt.tE .
The new police force Of this city has
been assigned their beats and will 60 on
duty tomorrow.
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A FiendIsb Murder.

ST. PAUL, MIMI, Jan. 15.-John Bee
yer, who separated from his wife about
a year ago, and has since threatened her
life several m times, executed the flendLsh
deed at st. Cloud, Mimi, Saturday night.
He went to her house, drove the children
out seized his his wife by the hair, drag
ged her INTO back room, and literally cut
her head TO pieces with q llalchet. When
arrested he made no resistance; said he
had come there to kill her, and had done 1t.
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inferior article. He cited the old Epplisb
law on the subject ofinns or hotels, which
were bound 10 receive an persons without
distinction and business In this country
sustaining the same principle which an.
plieswithequal force to pubic conveyances
common schools and theatres, He dwell
at length on the subject Of public schools
giving an illustration Of the bardsbinS
imposed on colored children by their eS:
clusion. He declared that bytbe decree
against slavery, all semblance Of apolory
from prejudice against color was moved
10 convulsion. .ssE6al
RMr. SUMNER regretted that the Presi.
dent ia his message favored amnesty
while he sail nothing Of the disabilities
inflicted on the colored people, but lie took
4
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The Legislature of 1879.

From the Charleston Courier. -, E. 'e
Wepresent below n full list of the
members OF the Legislature Of 1872. Dem.
ocrats in Roman; Republicans in italics .
SENATE.
First District--Lewis Baker,, John s
Cunningham.
Second District-W. B. Ice', John W,
Morgan.
Third District Tilliam Price, Jesse H.
CdthGr.
Fourth District--G. f. Scott", Robert
Patterson.
Fifth District-M. 3. Armstrong;
Preston Pugh.
sixth District-Wm. G. Carper, George
H. Morrison.
Seventh District-Wm. A. Alexander
NJ K. Hereford.
Eighth District-Thomas b. Kllne*
loci e. Stollings.
Ninth Distrlct-James Scots, G. A,
Spcrry. "
Tenth District-G George A. Blakemoret,
X, B. Sherrard. =
Eleventh District-Stmuel Gold*, L.
Willis Wilson.
Holds over. ...........
To I'LL vacancy.
HOUSE OF DELEGATEs.
From the county of Samuel
Cornwell.
From the county Of Berkeley-M. G.
Nadenbonsch.
From the county ot Braxton-Wllliam
D. Rollyson.
From the county Of Brooke William G.
Rrcldy. ',1rl n EgEs Ekh
From the county of Dbddrldge-VaIen.
tine Langft
From The ,aly of Fayette-J. H.
Miller.
From the county OF Hampshire-.Iohr
From the county OF Hancock-,Iohn A
Campbell.
From the county Of Harrison-Thos. J.
West and Trueman Elliott.
From the county Of .Iackson-E. NJ
RAIDER. ., .....-g ,...t..
From theCounty Of Jefferson John W
Grantham and G. F. Cross.
From the county Of Kanawha-A. Z
Summers and John d. Lewis. ,.
From the county Of Lcwis-Albert A.
Lewis. '..
White. ...-. IN I'Tft.I
From the county Of Marion-Alpheus
PrlChard and A. Brooks Fleming.
From the county Of Marshall-G Geoy,
w. Bier and H. y. Wh,ia, 80.
From the county otMason-A. F. Nc
Gown. 9af'H ID.
From the county of Mcrcpr-williau
l.. Bridges. .r00I0
From the county oil Mineral-Thoma
Z, McCoolc.
From the county Of Monougalia-Geo
C.. Sttirgi&s and join B. sIou7h. Q n
From the county Of Morgan-7,jOhI
DdpSOn.
From the county of Ohlo-Robert G
Barr, JnO. +. McKennan and James Rob
inSOn.
From the county OF PcndletonL Jane
l.. Mauzy.
From the county of Prcston--,Iohn 2
ZONES and Charles ~ Bishop.
From the county of Pulnam-Iame
" -. FTom SaiT' tile county Of nirthie-Feli:
Prunty.
From the county Of RSaue-Henry T
~, From the county Of Taylor-John NJ
Thayer n
From the county of TySler-John
Parker.
From the county of Upshur.AIsrande
W. E1andStone.
:, From ron. the County Of wayne-williAu
E, Wilkinson. N"-
From the County of WCtzel-Elua
Morgan. ..I.r....,''.-
From the County Of wirt-Isaac
Enoch, ,.I..0'4 -
From the First Delegate District, Woo
and Pleasants Countics-John NJ. Stor
and James Ruckman.
From the Second Delegate Distric
Calhoun and Gilmer Countes-WiIliSl
q. Bennett.
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Convicted OF Murder.

INDIANAPOLIS, January 15-The Jury
in the trial Of Foster, for the murder 0f
Hatfield, in this city some weeks since,
atter being out over forty hours, returned
a verdict this afternoon Of murder in the
first degree, and sentence OF ivnprison.
ment for life in the epenitentiary.
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sPAIN.

MADRID, Jan. 15.-The former Union.
ist Minister has resolved 10 support Senior
Sagaste in the COrtcs. The deputies 10
the Cortes will meet on the 9lst, and the
session opens on the 29d. s
The Ministry have unanimously resoly-
ell not TO remove Count Valmaseda from
Havana.
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Legal Tender Opinion--A Divided
...r CouTt. .

WASHINGTON, January 15.--In the su.
preme Court today Assistant Justice
Strong delivered an opinion approving the
constitutionality fthe legal tender acts
Of Congress, Mcssrs. Swayne, Davis, Mil.
Ter and Bradley concurring. The last
named gentleman reserved his views on
one branch Of the question. Chief Justice
Chase delivered q dissenting opinion for
himself. Messrs, Field, Clifford and Mel.
sons vicws on the same side were read by
Clifford, Field and Nelson being absent.
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The House ofRepresentatives yesterday
passed the Hale amnesty bill, passed by the
House last session and now pending in
the Senate. 1t excepts members of Con-
gress and officers of the army who Joined
the rebellion.
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Death of a Prominent Cltizon of
Indiana.

TERRE HAUTE, IND, January 49,
James NJ. Hanna, n former State Senator
and Supreme Judge of Indiana, and a
prominent citizen Of this locality, died
this morning at his residence near Curry
vile, Sullivan county, after lingering
illness. His obsequies will occur IN this
city under charge Of the Masonic lrater-
niiv
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Rev. T. N. Post, who has been pastor
Of the First Congregational Church Of St.
Louis for the past quarter Of century,
resigned Yesterday, the resignation 10 take
effect at the expiration Of the second quar-.
Ter Of the current year.
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Martin s,illman, reputable young
MIN, and SON Of a well.known and
wealthy farmer at HepwOrth, Illinois, was
killed, on Saturday, by being struck on
the head with spring pole which bound
load Of wood which he was about to
drop.
The Italian Parliament reassembles
in Rome to-day.
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ROME.

ROME, January 15.-The Convention
adopted by the International Telegraph
Congress has been signed, aud the dele
gates have gone home
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Sunday L. Gibbons, deck hand on
the Alabama. below Louisville, was dan.
gerously stabbed by Wilson, a watch.
man. HJ t-f,
AT Poplar level, near Louisville, Sat.
urday, Marion Blake shot VIM. Bowles
in three places. Blake was arrested.
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Br0ther.in-laW Kramer nj CoDen.
hagen Ofends Russia by a DfpiO.
matte ImproPFiety--The Czar Con.
siders that the President Sighted
Alexis.
NEW YORK, January ia Berlin let.
ter states that the German Government
has received a circular from Gortschakoff
relative to some incidents arising from
the recall Of Catacazy. This circular is
said to have been necessary from the fol.
lowing circumstances American Minis.
ter Kramer, during dinner at the house of
the German Prime Minister ut Copenha.
gen, proposed reading n letter from tho
American Government, explanatory OF
the Catacazy affair, but the Russian Min.
lister refused 10 listen, and the German
Minister said such a letter must not be
read in his house. Subsequently Kramer
went to each Minister in Copenhagen
and read the letter to them. Immedi.
ately they, Of course reported.it it to their
Governments. The Russian Cabinet feels
vexed over the affair, and the rumor is
ailoat in Berlin that u coolness between
Russia anil the United States has arisen
thereirom. -. II ia4S "a
The same letter states that advices
from 81. Petersburg represent that tho
Emperor and all society there consider
that Alexis was slighted by President
Grant not returning his visit, and that the
Emperorwill not allew Alexis to return
to Washington. -
Alexis Recalled--The Catfish War
Spoils the Buffalo Hunt.
ST. Louis, January I5.-Itis reported
that the hunting of Alexis will probably
be cut short, and he and his party return
to this city TO await orders OF the Gar.
1t is known sthat-within the past twenty,
four hours Admiral Poisset has received
official advices that the relations between
the two governments arc threatened with
disruption, and 1t may be advisable for
him to return shortly to Europe. Hence
he was advised TO get back to this city rs
speedily as possible.
la dispatch received at a quarter be-
fore two this morning, in relation to the
foregoing st. Louis dispatch, says slater
advices lead TO the belief that there is n
mistake in it," We give our readers the
benefit of both. .-........
Alexis Kills his First Buffalo.
ST. LOUIS, January 15.-An Omaha
courier arrived at North Platte. today
and reports that the hunting party of Duke
Alexis are having grand time. Weather
warm and pleasant and buffalo in abun.
dance. The Grand Duke has killed his
first buffalo. Tonight the Indians will
give their war, dance. The party leave
this place tomorrow night for Denver.
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CAIRO, January l5.-Arrlved-Alice
from St Louis. at 0 p. NJ; N. ]. Bigley,
from Louisville, at o p. NJ; Argonaut
from ST. Louis, at 0 T, NJ; Idlewild, from
Evansville, at 10 p. NJ; Talisman, from
Nashville, at II p. NJ; Storm No. 8, from
Pittsburgh, ut II r. NJ; Robert Burns,
from Memphis, at Q A. NJ; Robt. Mitchell,
from Evansville, at IA. NJ. Departed
Alice, for Memphis, at Or. NJ; N. ]. Big.
ley, for New Orleans, at 10P. M st. Jo.
seph, for Memphis, at / A. NJ; Idlewild
for Evansville at 2 A. NJ; Robert Burns,
for Cincinnati, att AM. Clear and cold.
PITrsBURG, January 15.-The Monon-
gahela Is 4leet1 inch and falling. The
weather is cloudy and cold. '7 q
LOUISVILLE, January 15.-The river is
gradually falling, with 0 feet in the canal
and 4 feet II inches in the chute. Cloudy
and cool, with indications of snow. Busf.
ness less active.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 15.-River. falling,
with 45teet, scant,. on Harpeth Shoals,
Weather clear aud clustering. q -
B EVANSVILLE, IND, Jan. i5.-Wcather
clear till noon; since. cloudy and very
windy. River. fallen. "''
ST. Louis, January !.15.-Arrived-At-
lanta, from New Orleans; Julia and w.
G. Lewis, from Vicksburg. .~l'H, =
Departed-H. NJ. Shreve, for Red Riv.
er. River falling. Weather clear, mild
and windy gsr. gr4,Fq.s
The Memphis and Vicksburg packets
will not resume business till there is
more water. The tOwboat Cowan, coming
here with coal for the Gas Works, ran all
her barges aground at Jefferson Barracks.
She came up for lighter, and returned,
and will soon have tue tow afloat
CINCINNATI, January 15.--River 10
feet 8 inches and falling. Arrived--Maior
Anderson, Hudson, Wing, Alaska for
New Orleans; Altoona, Tennessee river.
Boats downto-day stale that the tow boat
Comet, loaded with general merchandise
from Pittsburg. sunk on the dam at Buf.
tington Island with 3 feet ot water on the
starboard guard. One OF her barges was
lying alAngOila an- tka .laIn-in "a -Narilous
condition; the other was, safe below. iffe
tow boat Michigan was lying across The
dam above the stern Of the Comet, and
fears are entertained that she will break
in two when the river falls. Capt. KIye
has purchased the Spray to wreck the
snnken America nj Madison. Showing
slightly Tonight. 9GsE fit. :
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in the United States Court, Monday,
at Boston, Dexter F. Mills was fined
$21 900 for smuggling.
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WASHINGTON.
The Adjournment of Congress.

WAsurNaToN n n Jarr0rv n
There seems n he ,I;sno"ition omanC @
the Renresentotivcs 10 transac, h"a'noS; @
so that Compress NAV slIonrn hsjoro HsI m
meetipp Of t6e NaIj6nsi RennhI,csn 1 Con, 1%.
yention ''l'""''''" o'''
No ,,,,n, ,,,., ,,.,,.,,. :. - 4.
~, ~" uNr''"AsANFNEss WITH RUSSIA
II IS generally denied in official circles
that there IS any unpleasantness whatever
between Russia and the United States, or
that there is any truth In the report thai
Minister Curtin Is to be recalled.
SPANISH RELATIONS.
The sn,nish ATin,s,or :, :, oo,, nil, H.
rurnishcI will ~ nor nr,Lo " ~ 'a, aa,,, WI De "
H. Tan,i,;', m''1 " ~ q e"ly y, the aIlIAVlt ol
w Saltuiu VI .ne florlua, IN order that
ne may HiaKe lhe response on his side as
y preliminary. Further action OF conf
1encs t%. Is expressed IN, official quarters
.nal SPAN WIZ promptly make the re.
qulfcu amcnuments' G.
TITE MOVEMENT FOR THE IMPEACHMENT
OF JUDGE RIELD.
|. WASHINGTON. January 15-Thc ne,l
tion referred 70 Inc House .Tndiciarv tom.
inittec, asking the .prenaration Of articles
of imneochment aaa;nSt TnJ%o " E;'I5 0'es 81
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From the Third Delegate District, CLAY
and Nicholas Counties-Anthony RAIDER.
From the Fourth Delegate District,
Pocahontas and Webster Counties-.Iohn
NJ. Lightner.
From the Filth Delegate District, Ran.
dolph and Tucker Counties John A,
Hutton.
From the Sixth Delegate OSTRICH, Rs.
leigh, Wyoming and Mcdowell Counties
Henry Harrison.
From the Seventh Delegate District,
Grant and Hardy Counties = William
Fisher.
From the Eighth Delegate District, Ca.
bell and Lincoln Counties-Tbos. Q. DC.
Oomas. = Z
From the Counties Of Greenbrier, Mon.
roe and Snmmers-George w. Williams,
A. Nelson Campbell and Gordon l.. JOr.
dan.
REHABILITATION.
Democrats.
~ SnsuAte. .;';E;';.,.:'.''''.''..... -
House OF Delegates. ates....................... .45-Gs
3rrsHN Republicdns. ....
House OF Delegates. s.,......,............".l ills
Democratic majority on joint ballot, 4S
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3 r T2TELEcRIAP PH.

AssooIATRD PRESS REPORT
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tBy the Western Union Line.
oniee Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sts)