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a DECISION has just been rendered bv the
supreme Court of Illinois which is of more
than common interest to railroad companies
and the travelling public. The decision is
incur innkeeper's responsibilities. and cam
not De held liable for the value of property
stolen from passengers. Whether this prin-
clple Will be adopted I'm other states or not
we 90 not Know. II IL is. those travelling in
s,eeping cars will have to take good care of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-18

NEWEST NIRGINIA BRIBERY CASE.-A
dispatch from Charleston, West Virginia, TO
the New York Tribune, dated February 16,
heretofore imprisoned for contempt of the
house OF delegates, came out sq quarcly against
the suspected state officers to-day in secret
session of the investigating committee, also
duplicating another person not previously
mentioned In connection with the alleged
frauds. The committee will report within q
week, when interesting revelations are ex-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-18

TIE RAILROAD FfGHr.-The New York
Commercial Advertiser of yesterday says
Col. Scott was in the Office of the Pennsyl-
yania company to-day. He is determined TO
stand finn. New tickets have been issued
to-day ito the Charles street depot" Baiti-
more, which is distant about two miles and
half from the President-strcet depot, thus
compelling the Baltimore company To em-
ploy carriages that distance to make "A cou-
nectiOn
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SHOCKING BRUTALITY.
An Insane Wife TOr(ured.

PORTLAND. ME-, February ls.--It has just
tIanspired that i'm West Baxton woman,
partly insane, las been confined all winter
IN a room i'm her husbands house, part OF
the time being chained. When discovered
she had hardly any clothes on her body, and
her legs and feet were badly frostbitten.
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DROPPED DEAD AT "CARNIyAL''-
John Bower, an extensive curer and packer
dropped dead at the Academy of Music in
Philadelphia last night, white carnival
was in progress. The cause of his death Is
supposed to have been heart disease. He was
fifty years old, and was well known aud
highly esteemed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-18

@Dr. Dekoven has signifed his accept
aEce 81 the Office OF bishop Of the diocese OF
Illinois.
~Dispaiches from Berlin report that ths
Emperor William IT, indisposed. IL Is denied
that General Won Moitke's illness II serious.
~Two of the japanese students at the
naval academy at Annapolis have been with
drawE by the minister of Japan at Washing
Ton.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
&>Afn

MADRID. February ls.-Murillo's painting
OF ST. Anthony OF Padua, which was stolen
from the Cathedral i'm Seville, and recov-
cred i'm New York, has arrived at Cadiz.
Three iron clad war vessels aud two thou
sand five hundred troops are 10 be sent To
CuIa af an earl , daV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-18

THE CAPITAL REMovAL.-The governor
of West Virginia has agreed not To veto the
Charleston TO Wheeling, and in 1--WE days II
becomes law. On the adjournment OF the
legislature the governor will proceai 70
Wheeling TO make arrangements for the re-
M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-18

CLARA MORRIS threatens To be the causa
of some blooi-spilling in san Francisco s
gentleman by the name of Harricott has
been haunting the approaches to q certain
newspaper office in that city, looking for the
editor who called his Clara a "BionIe
Bonanza"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-18

KILLED WHILE CoAsrrSc wbiIa q
number OF boys were coasting at MiddletOwn.
n. u, Monday night, an accident occurred
by which Alfred COnkling was Instantly
killed, his neck being broken, and a humber
OF other boys who were on the sleigh with
him were wounded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-18

THE FALL RIVER WEAVERS' STRIEE-
Inc announcement made at a maSs-mc ting
in Fall river. Mass. last Saturday night that
three other mills must strike unless the -
cents per cut be conceded this week has
been carried into effect so far as to give in
The two weeks notice. The following are the
mills: Stafford. Chacc and Saganore. The
Iotice given at these mills will expire March
l, ana Will add three mills to those already
on strike, thereby lcSScning the number of
contributors, while 1t increases largely the
humber requiring aid. At the Merchants
MIL eighty-twO looms are running an in
crease OF tWcnty-cight over last week. Al boat
hNc hnndret looms have stopped in Durfce
Mill No |, the agent refusing to allow those
operatives who left the mill on Monday on
account OF the employment OF IL striking
admission.
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The New Cold Sman.

HARRISBURG, PA, February ir.-The ther-
mometer at Warren, Pa, was Is degrees be
low zero, and at Willlamsport degrees be-
low zero this morning.
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THEATER COMIQUE.

The Great show Of Washington. Enlargement
of the beautiful Female Hercules. VI lie Realfa.
Engagement f the Bev itrhing Vocalist. Miss JO-
sephiue Adams. Engagement Of the Celebrated
Plantation Song and Dance Men. Me>~rs McN ECKER
and SUlly. Last week ot tue Justly popular Bur
lesqUe Artists the Waite Sisters Last week Of the
great Ms-tudon- the CawthJrur-. Master Herbert
and Little Joe Production u The great Shadow
PaLfYYnirre frblI6t"
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DEATH WARRANTs.-Governor Hartrauft. =.
OF Pennsylvania. yesterday issued a warrant
Tor the execution, on Wednesday. the nth
yicted In Lycoming county ON the list OF
December, 1s1i, for the murder of John Deter,
and sentenced to be hanged.
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FIRES.

ELMTRA. y. Y. February l.. Three dry
goods stores. drug store, and several small
buildings, occupied as shops and saloons. ia
The village of Mooihull, Steuben county,
Mere burned Nrsieriav. Loss not stated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-18

TIE ALL-NIGHT SESSION OF the Senate lei
- 80, nCS usual on such occasions. At mid
night the galleries were comparatively
empty and several grave and reverend SEN
At r. were sleeping the sleep OF inaoceace ia
their seats. The cloak rooms Were occupied
by many for a smoke or a snOOZe, while some
nodded on The sofas in the chamber Re-
irCSIments were brought to the desks of a
number OF senators. During the delivery OF
set Speeches on the Louisiana matter n ina
JoT-ty OF seats on both sides of the chamber
were deserted, most Of the Senators being in
Tie cicSk looms The attendance OF Senator's
Tins afternoon during Mr.. Boutw-lI'S speech
was thin. Some Of the friends of Pinrhhack
y ougtt This afternoon that a vote might D.,
ie;ChtTi sometime tonight. but 10 is no.
rUba t'le this can n dccolnpl shed before to-
morrow.
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The PACIFIC MAIL SUBSIDY.-The power
"f Congress 10 repeal the Pacific mail sub
>itN. which il in The form OF a contract made
iOr ten years at the rate of 500 .OGD per year
VIII De considered By the Senate judiciary
Committee at lis next meeting. 1t is stated
That majority of the committee are of the
opinion tnat Congress cannot abrOgata the
contract 80 long as the company complies
faithfully with the Stipulations set forth in
the agr, cment. Ii the company are to be re-
HtVtd. however. they must needs make quick
work of IL. inaSmuch as the Senate Post Of
fee Committee have instructed Mr.. West to
report the postal bill, and no action was
taken by The committee reviving the subsidy
section of the bill eliminated by large ma
lOTIty vote of the House.
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The TENAS PACIFIC BILL.-The House
Committee on Pacific Rail roads viii take
final vote on the Texas Pacific scheme on
Friday. The committee is said TO b. about
evenly divided.
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E'OR BALLS AND PARTIES.

E'OR BALLS AND PARTIES.
MADAME =. BASTIEN,
From BaltlmOre.b
tskes pleasures Of informing the Ladies Of Washing
ton that she has from this day taken charge Of the
HAZE DEPARTMENT at CHAS. BAUM'S, and
being experienced in this business for the last
twenty yeaT- guarantees fuil satisfaction An HAIR
DRESSING, CHAMPOOING, and CITING
CHlLDREN HAIR and X ID 4 > HAIR
DRESSING specially. Ladies will be attended
% In their own houses by leaving their orders At
CHAS. BAUM COrs-t Factory,
decl5 I'm 4s- 7th street.
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S3O.e00 Fire.

NEW York. February ls.-A fire i'm West
HObOken. YeSieriay. barned two buildings,
owned by Jnl n Wolf one occupied as a gro
Cery, and the other a. a feed StOre-MaN
Hovert's drug store and the houses of MeSSrS.
kaacs, JSsephs, and Lesley. Total loss,
N ag4n..
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MUlLEY,
COST MER,
HOs Inru SrpEvr Nnu-uvs-rzr

COSTUM
6Os 10TH STREET SOETHwEsT.
large collection a Fine Artistic BALL, TAB
LIZA aLd THEATRICAL COSTUMES kept On
hand
reasonable rates.
p. S.-Remember Mask Is furnished with each
Costume, AID al Costumes deliy cred and called tor
oetls- an L. MoXLEY, so. 10Th street,
OLD No. on EXHIBITION AN SALE anew No
4-6 439
ITH ST MARkRITER'S, )7fHSr
Nc 43S IA Sfrssf, bsfsrs-H ID 1ai e S,Ysss, slxaf
do0TS ADORE Ofd FsiiOlrS' HgH,
Choice Oh Paintings. EnRraying=, ChrOnOs &C.
shsces- Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
se,s, kinEs, Nails, &c., in the District.
"TERNs CASH.
~Please remember Name and Number. Jelly
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and GOSSIP.

MRS. GRANTS RECEPTIONS are held on
Saturdays, commencing at three and last
ing until five o'clock p. 10.
The Presidents public reception will oc-
cur Tuesday evening, February I'D, and Will
continue from eight TO ten o'clock p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-18

At THE WHITE HoUsE.-Secrctary Bris-
tow. Secretary Bel<nap. Commissioner Smith
Senator Lewis. Representatives Burlington,
aud Latiland had audiences with the PreSi-
dent this morning: also q large number of
ladies and gentlemen. who called To pay their
respects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-18

Mrs. fITCUS' JEwELS.-The President
has approved the joint resolution authorizing
Thomas W. Fitch. Engineer United States
Navy, To accept of Tn" wedding present sent
fo his wife, Mrs. Minnie sherman Fitch, by
the Ehedivc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-18

A DISHONEST PoSToFFICE ECLERR-Theo-
dore l.. BOwker was arrested on Tuesday for
robbing the mails. Bowker is siXty-four
years OF age, and has been employed as
clerk in the postoffice at Boston for twenty
three years, winning the esteem OF his EN-
ployer and associates. For nearly two years
destination, either going or coming through
the Boston Office. Special Agent Field took
the matter in hand, and at length traced the
irregularity TO the mailing room, where Bow
ker was employed. The clerks were closely
watched, and BOwker was seen to put letters
in his pocket. The arrest was made, word
having previously been sent 10 Postmaster
Burt. before whom the culprit was brought.
On his way to the Postmaster, Bowker was
seen to transfer some letters from his pocket
to his hat, and when from compulsiou he
ook off his hat in the presence of his chief
lie letters fell upon the table. Several OF the
etters were found 20 contain money.
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INTERNAL REVENUE-The receipts from
this source to-day were S455.TOOg2.
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THE FOLLOWING internal revenue ap-
TOinfmcnts were made to-day: George T.
kibhe- StorCkeePer30ih district of New York;
Ianiel =. Miller. gth district OF PcnnSyIva-
mia: David " ilSOn. saUgeT Sd district of Wis
coLSIn, George &. HOidan. tobacco inspector
5th district OF New York
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The NIW SENATOR FROM WEST VIR-
"INIA.-In tie legislative convention of
West Virginia. yesterday. Allcn T. Caparton
received 80 votes. Judge Moore y. and Price
i" Tie members then began changing their
votes and the result then stool: CapertOn.
g. Berkshire, II; the republicans voting for
EeFk>hiTe- tapertOn'> election Will be a great
help IN pacIfying 10 charleStOnianS for the
iosN Of the capt. u. We new Senator (whO is
a brother OF -ell-i-UOwn member Of the
a>LlngtOn bar. Hugh CapcrtOn. esq. of
''cOIgciOwn,) succeeds Mr.. BOrynan. whose
term expires with this Congress. Mr.. CapeT-
JDii i q lawyer ny profession and i an able
dtbattr. Tie is about SiNty-fiyc years OF age
oi active habits and vigorous physical conSti-
luton, was representative from Monroe
county IN the Virginia legislature before the
DIVISION Of the STATE. and during the war was
elected confederate senator from Virginia.
ni> coil'ague bcIrg the Hon. r. VI i. Hunter
IN ohu :. e'oTe thr war. Mr.. "a Psrton was
Il wllg. and exercised Considerable influence
in fhc cOuIcilS u his party.
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THE CAUCTS BILL Tn PROTECT ELECrORs.
Mr.. CannoI, Of IliinoiS,-a member of the Al
ALBANIA Investigating Committee. Will report
the hill tn regulate elections, adopted by the
recent caucus OF tine House. upon the first
OpI IOItunity which presents itself. In aSSum-
ing The duty hc reserves the righ. to speak
against some of its provisions on the flpDr OF
The House. AMI wilt allow amendments 10 b.
offered.
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CONGRESSIONAL MEMORIAL DAY. On
Saturday next both Houses viii devote the
session TO the delivery of eulOgies. In the
senate eulOgieS will be delivered by several
members on Senator Buckingham. and in the
House un three deceased Inenbers-EIoopcF
of Massachusetts. Rice of Illinois. and
(TOckeT Of Massachusetts.
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AVENUE THEATRE.

AVENUE THEATRE.
IA p. 4l-HV.. t-ffr..H llfI GHf l2tf fT+-fS
SEO. " lessee and MtUaScr.
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE NEW ARTISTS
~ THE
GHE4T 7 ~ NTEkT4INHENF
Pres ntfd Even ESruiUg Metz and DE h ing the
Erestf-t p mr.t-ts in the world HtT>t. the great
AnsF5rau Comilu~- VI lie Rosetta the star Vocal
1T. Look al the array ui Artists Lnttle, Lena.
keTn- tsuuy Brown Harry fruu-T- King Broth
John Furl@> and the Powerful Combination in
asplentid clio ii fun 10 conclude with ths LpJaI
Comedy II
LIFE IN WASHINGTON.
rs winch the entire COMPANY P~rfrfm-- t-hlI-lr
II NCrer SO EJliOYed H,SSic.'-SPCRGE EON.
fGHE JUBILEE SINGERS. Of Fisk Cniy-r
sItV- Na-hy He Tenn viii give their first con
CtTts IA " ashIngtou- after their return from Eng
land ar the tri greCatIuIial church. "u the EVEN
INt,S OF FEB. ETH and S2i. K-~tTycl --ats - -
10 h. had a; Elli- on anil after Tuesday m 1rnIn";
gene raj admission. - cents. f-bliSt
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Mr.. HENRY BERGH CITED FOR Cox
TEMPT.--In New York, on the 10th instant.
Mr.. Henry Bergh, president of the Society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals,
addressed communication TO the foreman
of the grand jury, severely rejecting upon
their failure TO indict a certain disreputable
character who had been proceeded against
for getting up a dog fight. On Monday the
grand jury sent a communication to Recorder
Hackett, complaining of these reflections
upon their character as grand jurors. The
recorder, in answer, said he would notify Mr.
Bergh to appear and make such excuses as
he could 10 Justify his conduct. No man had
a right TO send communication 10 any
grand jury. If he did ne was guilty OF con-
tempt and disrespect to the court.
nSPrince Bismarck takes a vacation of
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ADJUSTMENTS.
--s---
NATIONAL THEATER.

n VI I - H. VI T. >.
NATIONAL THEATER.
BKILLIANT SUCCESS. LIBERAL PRICES,
MATTE PUTNAM,
s-d E.r e1seilen; Comedy Company.
THURSDAY NIGHT. February J., III, hrauti:uI
Pastoral Play 4 : F1NCboN
hsT srets a.u, t,r' hAdlE i PITNAh
lzdiys. prepare for the Satur.isy Marinec ONLY 81
s sf - f mt ~ EaS,s 81 a.. AMI I% ry.L. gSn
b Eatc Putnam ard LLtfl- Dc' blih appear
,EsIrs Ee-.rv I;grch~>trl circle. 5Oc dress cir
,ie. = family circla and gallery 2jc- f'tI' Il
NATIONAL TBEsTEa.-LOHESG
SirakOsch Grand italian Opera.
HoNBAY EyENlS';. February 22-st-
Iirsi t.ur IN Washington # Richard Wagsr
LoiIENGKIN.
NILE MARIE EILBRON'-.-'.-.. ELSA.
MISS It. EsEY i' sfS"T1s si cSE Gg5S GTG5c.rpr DEL
crTENHTI;; So SG9LtR, and Mr. MR. HALL.
Hnsiesl Dirsct:;r and Conluctor- SIG L. MUzIO.
T%e-'I"7[noE GIGNANNI Wednsasla,y-n4
saturday Ma,iu,e-xozzE pI FIGARO.
ssst seat. now ct met MrtISf ,s' - aaIc TiIa s,ar '
y Eth. ouis corrsst Opera LiLrettos tor sale
81 hetZ-rutt 4 Co. ami a; the National Thea
ter. f~hlStr
A GRAND CUSCEBT
N WILL EE GIVEN
FOR THE BENEFIT or THE GAY STREET
BAPTIST CHi RCH,
In &c, rCytuv n az the CIlt Re- u, on TIT RSDAI.
FslTUsry = - ~ Mr.. JESSE SHEPARD, th- great
Pianist and Singer Whp has Iust returned from an
zb-euCs q riN year, n EuTcp-. n here he had t1e
t0noT ot PLAY ing before ia" prime pal crowned heads
with fEe Eipet distinguished success. This will be
th' only rC-a-ion upon which Mr. .PaTd will ap
pesT lH pUi.iiV-
T,rkst-. so cent. o. be hal at the bookstores IN
Gsrrcrt,vu amt ~ thu ,3pyT- PTJsHrr tickets IN sd
and a. otd the rush. tebE ?
E'ORD'S OPERA HOUSE.
Eu.aFsmart q a.. C-lelrtt.j Chars-;ar Com dian.
MR. JOHN THOMPSON
vhy % arr AT ia hi-
GlEAT SPECIALITY DRAMA.
~ The, A,-~-
ON h4ND, o.. THE TO TIE LAST
TIE Celebrated Geruua-t-.
waLIiALLA BROTHERS.
aFP,aT sa-h evening
--gN HkNu- MNTINFE SNTl RpNN
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W iIItAEEh BRSTitERS

ON HAND MATINEE >ATJRDNY
81 Moniav Eveuing- February -. FTRBI>H )
FIFTH ANENJE COMPANY.
Adrri-sifr = 20 a1.I = cents f,IIf II
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- Prince Bismarck takes a vacation of
ix months at the request Of the Emperor.
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SHALL We HAVE Az ART >JCIFTY.-A
deHsh'ful entertainment was given last
night 'y our delegate in Congress, u encraI
tIiIInan, 10 III" artists of the District b.
>iu'> lhc>c thcrc We're present a large mum
Der % amateurs. Il Few lovers and patFO - of
art. and quite number of rdiSiiDgiiShnIarl-
ISIS iroln Other parts of the country. An i'll
l.. CsiInS fc5 turc OF the evening was the
portfolios Of sketches brought in by the art
ISIS To lovers Of art il i always NOR. in
t'T'>tiI Z 10 look over the impressions taken
down lh "A near contact with nature than the
work Of The studio The evening" egiDyunnt
was supplemented with music rca iingS ana
thitt good cheer always pleasant to find.
Jt i II indrkahlc that at the CapitaIOf the
Ll ON There - no 81 ciety of artists or aSSOcia-
Ii,n Tor the encouragement OF art. We have
more tn3n the nucleus Of one Of the finest
put ilc galleries III the country, the eDdOw-
mont Ci which. through the muniIiccut gift
"t one nl or citizens, will ultimately place
~ IN rank with some OF the best f,.frJDp m
galleries, but We have no school OF design
no art building combining gallery and sim
"lo>. 10 organization, and 10 wen direct If
effort IN The least encouraging to artists
There are many notably fine small private
galleries here, large number of lovers of
art. and many more, than i generally sup
l. Sed, who draw ami paint well as amateuT;S
W ny cannot these elements be brought 10
- thtr and moulded into a sell. helping So
c.cINF step in this direction was the
pleasant meeting OF last night and fO sfarf
lie movement Mr.. Franklin Philip was
called 10 the chair. and by vote of those pres
'ht was authorized to appoint a committee
al hNt who are TO prepare and report at a fu-
'I1e meeting a frame Of organization.
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MR. JOHN THOMPSON
vLy 10 arr iH hi-
CHAR SPECIALITY DRAMA.
~ The, A,-~-
ON H4ND, o.. True To TIE LAST
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PACIFIC MAIL DIRECTORS IN WAsHISG-
loN.-There is at present in Washington a
large delegation OF Pacific Mail Steamship
company directors including Managing Di-
'clor huluS Hatch. The Pacific mail people
>ay that they are there for the purpose OF
pushing the proposed suits by the rn,nnanv
against everybody who received any or the
money spent by Mr.. S,ockwelI to obtain the
extra subsidy. Wall street men boveynr
laugh at The notion that the suits are rneant
IN good faIth. They call the talk about Them
Rutus Hatch's buacombe," and saw that
tEey were probably gotten up to a rf0rl tne
company preteNt for inserting large Item
"i expenditure for counsel fees in its next re-
TOrt uIder the head of =. probable assets. - an
oppression which has become a by-wori ON
the street. IL IS believed that the visit of t1e
directory in Washington il for the purrloSe Of
lobbying the extra subsidy throu.h t1c
ScEate. Ine company's officials EXPRESS
SrcaI confidence in their ultimate frj,in,nb
IN lhls respect, ON the ground thai thair
counsel IN The matter il Mr.. Clark RaII who
SCcu1ed the subsidy to- the Union Pacjfi.
railroad and who il also at present emnIov.I
!" look after Col. Scott'S new Texas Pacific
Land Grant bill. The inference To be drawn
from the wink with which Mr. Hatch inn
parted this Information to Times reportor
was that Mr. Bell knew a secret or two wHbicI,
would be of exceeding value in dealing with
tonSressmCn or Senators who might have
been interested in the Union or Texas Pacific
Subsidies. Should not the extra subsidy mass
>ult - threatened against the government
on ihe ground that q contract was made of
NHicn Ihe company have fulfilled their part
ana lIat the government has no right To
repndiate its portion TO the great damage of
the olher par'y.-N j. Iinles, I1H.
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A New Witness on the Stand.
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CALIFORNIA RAILROAD WAR.
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80 U. S. Senators Against all Subsidies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-18
WHEELING WEST VA, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 49, 1876

year large number Of visitors are enter
tained at the residence Of President
Pendleton and the other professors, al
also at the late home Of Alexander Camp
bell, now occupied by his widow and her
son, W, P. Campbell. The hotel de vile
OF the place, however, is the spacious
home Of Colonel Alexander Campbell
who bears his honored fathers name righi
worthily, and whose hospitality is as
large as his mansion,
At the present Commencement his
home has been the headquarters for dis
tinguished visitors, especially for the
political gentlemen whose names | gave
at the outset Of my letter. Your re-
porter was comfortably bestowed in a
large chamber along with eight others
and only two Of us TO a bed. Altogether
there were enough Of us to hold mass
meeting Of considerable dimensions before
parting, and return our thanks to the
Colonel and his excellent wife for their
old-fashioned hospitality. Long may they
live in their own propria personae, and in
the persons Of their already numerous
and Increasing posterity.