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4 will scii al public sale on the premise, At one
o'clock on SATURDAY, March 20, 1919, my House
and lot, situated III Rtnayillc, Belmont county,
Ohio, The llCiiSc Il nov, built In 1874, six tO0nis
4 god cellar iahtty and porch all we'll finished
and in good condition.
TERMS male known on day Of sale.
milo CHRISTINA NJ. HOilTHTEiN
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If there il any more snow to come this
winter, let ia have is:now by all means.
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OLD pAoB. has been swinging around
the circle pretty lively lately.
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TnB moon will pass between the-sun
and the earth on The 18th Of April.
This eclipse willonly afford a shadow Ia
Siam, Madagascar, and on the third page
Of the New York HtTdld.
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B,oiG sALE.4Ten Shares, $1,000 each, Of
IL the Capital Stock Of the Norton Iron
Works NJ Ashland, Ky. This Is the largest
iron manufacturing establishment IN the
West and Il how infull and successful OPP.
pEatiOns For further particulars address
THOMAS II. MOTION,
le2s Financial Agent, liBO Main 81.
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II required two days fot ak lawyers
and forty witnesses 10 prove the char.
actef and general reputation Of Mt. John
Fit2patficks deceased putp
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HOUSE ron RENT,

ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE
DWELLINGS on the Island, corner Of Wiz.
ginla and South Front streets, first house
after crossing the bridge on tho left hand
side, Apply to the subscriber, No. 20 South
Front street, or at the City Bank. Posses!
sion given April lst, 1875.
de3O ]. MORGAN,
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rnE Wissel Musical Institute will give
n concert In Steubehville in few days.
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TnE new postal rates on transient
newspapers mailed will be enforced after
the FIRST Of April.
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BRipaEPoRr was a deserted village
last night. All the natives were at Tie
spelling match In Washington Hall,
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CARPETS and oil cloths a specially at
ArOnheimer & Levi giyeus acall,
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For THE LABtEs.-The best stock Of
White Corduroy, Turkish Toweling, and
Opera Flannels In the City at
HENRY JACoBs.
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TllERB was no prize for the best spell.
er al Washington Hall last night, but
srifptiseS we're there for many.
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1NwELLfNd HOUSE FOR sA1E.-I
~ offer for sale my house and ground OH
the northeast corner. Of 18th street and The
ALLEY between Jacob and Woods streets.
The ground fronts ninety feet on 14th street
and d one hundred and thirty feet in depth.
VIII sell house and thirty feet Of ground
separately. WIZ. r. HUBBARD,
Stp2s 12i4 Chaplihe ~
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ftr Additional Local Sc ffta 1ags.
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NFw YoRK, February S.-Three in
snrance companies, The American, Mer'
chants and Gebhard, have withdraw
from the Board Of Underwriters, and II Il
reported that a number Of others have
Withdrawn. Among those most positive
~ announced to have withdrawn Is the
Standard, which like The three companies
above mentioned, Ia Of good standing In
insurance circles. Prominent insurance
officials state that the efforts Of the Exc,
Cutive Committee Of the Board TO restore
harmony Of feeling las apparently had
the effect Of widening The breach, and II is
expected that before the next regular
meeting OF the board the number Of
designations will lie largely increased
A member Of the Executive Committee
Of the Board Of Underwriters, WHO ID
also President Of an insurance company,
says he does not see how The Board could
hold together tuuch longer. The chief
cause Of disruption Of the Board Of
Underwriters Il the disregard Of the es-
tablished rates "a invaded by the Board
Of Insurance Brokers, which company
operates with the Board Of Underwriters,
and a member Of the former board says
he has heard Of several intended resigha-
tiOns Of members from that board, anil
knew certainly Of one member who had
resi1nnI.
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PResilent's Message ON Arkansas
f-E AflhiFN,


WASHINGTON, Februarys,-The follow.
ing Ia the Presidents message on Arkan'
sas affairs; ~
To ue Senate eftke Ugiial States:
Herewith have the honor 10 send in
accordance with resolution Of the Sen.
ate Of the Sd instant all information in
my possession, not heretofore furnished,
relating to affairs in the State OF Arkan'
sas, | will venture TO express tho opin-
ion that all the testimony shows that in
the election Of 1879 Joseph Brooks was
lawfully elected Governor Of that State;
that he has been unlawfully deprived Of
the possession Of his office since that
time, In 1874 tho Constitution Of
the State was by violence, intimida-
tion and revolutionary proceedings
overthrOWn and u new constitution adopt
ed and new State government establish
cd. These proceedings, II permitted to
stand, practically ignore the rights Of mi
noritics in alb the States. Also, what Is
there to prevent each Of the States re-
Gently readmitled to federal relations on
certain conditions from changing their
constitutions and violating their pledges,
II the action in Arkansas Is acQuiesced In.
! respectfully submit whether y prCce-
dent so dangerous to tho stability Of a
State government, II not 10 the national
government should be recognized by Con.
gress, earnestly ask that Congress will
take definite action In this matter, to re-
lieve the Executive\ from acting upon
questions which should be decided by the
Legislative branch Of the government.
us. GRANT,
Ereculie Mansion, FEB. s, 1875.
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Condensed kilograms.


Peter Casey, postmaster at viCkS.
burg, died suddenly Of congestion Of the
brain.
VIM. Butler Duncan has resigned
from the Directory Of the Erie Railroad
Company.
The bond Of Peter Crosby, as Sheriff
and Tax Collector Of Vicksburg, was pre-.
sented to tho Board Of Supervisors to-
day. Tho Board will act upon It to.mor-
row.
u. Z. Mosier, Of Indianapolis, while
inspecting some saw logs which were be-
Ing unloadcd at Emery's Mill on Ohio
street, in that city, Monday, was crushed
In terrible manner by one Of the logs
rolling over him. His recovery lSdoubt-
fnl
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CANADA.

MONTREAL, Feb. S.-Thc Grand Trunk
Railway reduced lis wages 10 per cent
and this morning the conductors and
brakOmon refused to go to work, except
at the old rates. There arc twenty long
trains lying In the yard awaiting hands
to run them. No freight trains have
left for the east or west to-day. The
train men at BroOkville also struck, and
no trains 'aro coming east from there.
The. railroad officials arc trying to induce
the men to resume work, but SO far
without success.
MONTREAL, February s.-The river
has fallen considerably Tho leo In the
LaOiva Canal touches the bottom, In con-
sequence Of which 5000 men are thrown
out Of employment.
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RITZ RECORD

LAcoStA, n. IT,, February s...1'itmuni
Tilton 4 Cos, hosiery mill and Eastman.
gtist mill was burned this morning. Total
loss SS5,0OO. Insurance $4,000.
LAcoN, Ills, February s,-A Gre yes.
tettay morning destroyed Cooks block
In thfs city, together with the contents
oithc Odd Fellows and Masonic Halls and
q. II. Turner'S clothing store, all oI
which were located In That building
Loss $4,000. INSURANCE $4,000.
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MEMrItEs, February s.--Thc King oil
the Carnival landed from the stcarncr nj
thcle at 4 o'clock, where his rGtinuC
and escort Joined him ns he landed
Guns were fired from tho bluff until the
Royal party had taken up the line OIL
march, preceded by band Of mhsic, llr
Front to Poplar, thence to Main and
down Main to the Peabody Hotel, where
d high wall with heavy gates had been
eteCled, behind which the city Optincil
tlic Mayor and municipal authorities
were IN consultation, while the fire de-
partment was drawn up iu line Ind the
ChiCasaw Guards netting as guard
Main street was solid mass Of struggling
humanity, and vernndas and Windows
were likewise filled with spectators. AZ.
ter The flourish Of trImpCts aud parley
Tie gates were throw open and Mayor
Logne advancing delivered n large
golden key to the King, who drawing his
sword Bmote the Mayor, who was kncel.
Ing on the purple cushion, and dubbed
him Sir knight and Lord Mayor. Fully
twenty thousand persons we're on the
STREETS endeavoting 10 witness the entry
Of the King.
John Ward alias Hall alias Blakcly,
and Henry johnson, colOred, two Of the
men who robbed the express messenger,
a few days sihteafEested, have divnlged
the names bftlieif aSs0ciatesl e
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PITnRuR0H, Feby. S.-Tho Iron AS
ISOLATION at their meeting on Saturday
expressed greater determination than
ever not to give in to the puddlers, bar
iron being brought here in sufficient
quantity to keep tho men going at the
mills now running, The puddlers say
they will remain firm, but their ranks arc
breaking, and many ofthem express a de.
sire to go to work, but tho leaders refuse
to Let them. The masses Of the laboring
men are decidedly against the puddlers
The MOnOngahela River mines have
struck. 1t Is the old trouble. They now
want 8 cents per bushel for digging over /!
inches screen, and all CASh-n0 store
goods, All thepitS are out. Coal, how
ever Is plenty,
The miners Oh the Panhandle 4 Pen
nsylvania Railroad arc becoming
devilish. The Check.hOuSes Of the Cleye.
land Gas 4 Coal Company, Turtle Creek,
wero destroyed on Thursday night by fire
by the strikers. II
The mines Of Dickson, Stewart 4 Co.
MCDonald's Station, werc visited last
night, and all the tools destroyed.
There is trouble brewing among The
miners here. They have q thoroughly
organized Molly Mcguire society. 1un.
dCrstand, and are prepared for a wild
spring campaign. Threatening notices
have been put up ut number Of mines,
On The OH Inst, the river miners hold
a convention ut MOnongahcla City.
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nEECiIEn's TRIAL.
The scenes IN Conrt..riiton In the
Witness Chair.

HItnCAA OuMlF
tt,ruoklyn Correspondence ChicasO Ttlbune
Triton rose, shook himseli shed hi
shaggy overoat and quietly proceeded
10 the stand. The usher Of the court, who
had been waiting hcFvou'ly to get through
his own share iii the performance, CUR
gled out, "Thc evidence you shall give In
this action between Theodore Tilton,
plaintiff, and itenty Ward Beecheri del
fendant, shall be truth, whole truth, moth.
ing but the truth, Shelp you Cod the
last awful monosyllable lying out Of his
mouth like d stone out Of \ catapnlt,
Tilton's back was turned TO the audience
while this unihtelllgible formula was be.
Ing administered 10 him. lie made .
profound obeiSahce, kissed the Bible, and
sat himself firmly IN the chair,
Beecher, at this point, clasped both hit
hands behind bic head, as II an inloletablt
pain we're fagihs there, and i&ed 1iis eyes
upon o window. MiB. Beechets lace at
once became & waxen mack Di Hale and
Scorn, With a crimson spot bnthihg on
either check She did not remove her
bonnet, and het bitter profile was project
cd In halilfGlief against the broadclott oi
her eldett son, b II II we're cameo. Her
small eyes, even with which her browe
AIope penthouse iabhion, absolutely feasted
on the dlktte19 and anguish which sheeaw,
and every body else saw, possessed the
hNfvOut Rdiitt 6f1YifN6 M WA antiifed
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: CoLuMBus, Februaty SIN lhe House
to-day a bill waA inlfoduced 10 prohibit
members and officers Of the General, As.
sAtnbly from accepting failtoad pnsses
gifts or Communication service not offered
to tho public. ,si1 e.rY b,s. g.
In the Senate bills to repeal that por.
lion Of the school law which allows pay
10 school teachers while attending Teach.
etS Institutes and to tix the price Of legal
advertising we're passed. I.....
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NEW ORLEANS, February S.-llOn. L
s. Marshall in o published card says q
notice that the city press, III discussing
The propositions mdtle for the adjustment
Of the grave questions arising ont Of the
extraordinary interference Of the militia.
ry power pi tic federal government II
the Organization Of the Legislature Oi
Louisiana, assume that these propositions
were made by authority Of the Congress.
uionnl Couimiltee now IN session In this
city. This il a mistake. No session oI
said committee has been called or held iot
the consideration Of that subject! Fot
The action Of individual members thereon
they are responsible as inaitt'uulS Onlt.'
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, February S.-Tho amount Of
bullion withdrawn from the Bank Of Eng
land to-day on balance Is 10000.
LONDON, February s.-Dipatches from
Spain do not confirm tho report Of tho
capture Of Estella by the Altonsists. The
Carlists claim that they have rOgained
the ground they lost in Guipiseoa; that
General Iona has been compelled to
abandon Zararea and Guotario, and is
hemmed in at San Sebastian, and that tho
Alionsists have lost 200 killed in recent
engagements,
LONDON, February S.-ThC steamships
Oceanic and Peruvian have arrived out,
the former from New York and the lat
ter from Portland.
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The Atans I,tpresg i,obbefs.

NEw YoRK, February S@zswetneyi
one Of the clerks arrested on tho charge
Of completely in tobbing the Adams Ex.
pteas Co. d week ago yesterday, has
turned States evidence, and on hfs testi.
mony to-day. his associate clerk, named
Eioovey, was held for the action Of the
grand Jury, together with man named
Erich, the latter on the charge Of teceiv.
ing the stolen bonds. james Drew, the
fourth person arrested, has been released
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SPAIN.

BAYoNNE, February s.-The AlionBist
troops have entered Estella, The CaFlist
chiefs Menderi and AFgouse were killed
by their own men. Don Carlos retreated
to Virgaro, in Ginpazisa,
MADRID, February Skiing Alfonso
will return to Madrid Saturday, General
Joyallar takes chietCommand Of the army
nf tho nnrth --
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TorEkA, Ks, FebtuatyS.+-I}oth Houses
Of the Legislature have'passed the bill foi
the relief Of settlers who have suffered
from the drought OF the fayagcs Of grass.
hoppefs. The principal feature Of the
bill Il that counties having FIVE thousand
inhabitants may issue five thousand dol
lars In bonds; those Of ten thousand in.
habitants, ten Thousand dollars in bonds
but no county 10 issue more than twenty
thousand dollars in bonds.
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A COMPREHENSIVE PAMPItLET.-Mr'
A. c. Harness, Of MooreGeld, in this
State, has written a pamphlet Of 10
pages, entitled 1.-THE Genius Of Deinoc.
racy, or the Fall Of Babylon" He says
that II Is the first Of seven books now In
press. We should be glad to publish
this pamphlet and all the succeeding
numbers, II II were not for the pressure
Of the proceedings Of the Bccchcr trial,
and Of Congress and the West Virginia
Legislature on our columns The object
Of the author, as announced by himself, Ia
ITO get up diScussiOn-a hot and
earnest discuSSlon-on the merits OIL
civilization and It's boasted refofmS---a
party Of this or that creed, but Of the
feasibility Of a pnre DemocraOgia Gov.
eminent without taxes, h Church without
tythes, a Money without tsiry, n Peo'
pie without pool, aIY@sdwithOui sin."
As part Of this phamphlet, we have n
Bill Of Rights, Of which two articles arS
aSfollowsi 4f
That the people have a right to meet
in their respective heighborhoUds
throughout the United States to choose
delegates 10 represent them in a National
Convention; to create Government tor
themselves and their children, without
any regard 10 the dead past, save TO- re-
pudiatS lis wrongs and throw off It's bur
That we inyitsihe people Of The United
States from Maine 10 California to meet
Us In National Convention, to make q
common effort to rescue otir country
from the grasp Of a giant, corporate, pow
.er, masked Under the guise OF legal gov
afhfnnht u tE ~ 7
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LOUISVILLE.


LOUISVILLE, February Son Sunday
last Ballard Smith, managing editor Of
the Cotrier.Joirndi, received d telegram
informing him Of lie death Of his father,
Hon. Hamilton Smith, Of Washington, D.
G. Mr.. Smith was formerly u member
Of the Indiana Legislature and was for
some time ono Of tho leading manufac.
turers Of tho southwest, being the founder
Of tho Indiana cotton mills, and at tic
time Of his death Il large owner Of coal
mines at Cannelton, Indiana, the place Of
his residence. wv
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AUSTRIA.

vienna, February s,-Archduke Jo-
huup Salvador, Of Tuscany, an officer Of
the Austrian army, has been ordered
under arrest because, in a pamphlet on
military organization, ho Violently at.
tacks Germany and declares that d war
between Austria and Germany Is iul-
pending. ...
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SALT LAKE, February s.-Tbc play Of
the "Gilded Age" was stopped here this
evening BY ai injunction. Z : ....'
Tho Utah Southern Railroad has been
completed tb sarAa Qnin,
Brigham Young leaves ST. George,
Utah, for Salt Lake, February 10.
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LONDON, February S.-The steamships
England, Great Western and State Of In
diana, from New York, arrived out.
NEW YoRK, January S.--Arrived-
Steamhip City Of Georgia, from Glas-
gov.
SAN FRANCISCO, February s.--Arrived
Steamship Seminole from New York.
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NEw ORLEANS, Fobruaty S.-Thc ship
Princeton, cotton laden, sct on ifc by
lightning about two weeks ago, is again
on tito IN the hold. She iS Being tOwcd
toward the city.
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SAN FA4Stscc, CAL, Febtu6fy 81
There were several shocks Of an earth
quake yesterday, causing some alarm,
especially among the congregations in
the churches. No damagc.
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hfErr

Captain Henry j. Moore, formerly n
prominent steamboatmah and subsequent.
Iy an extensive merchant, being a mem.
ber Of the great pork packing firm Of
John j. Roo 4 Co.. died here yesterday.
lie was also at one time a member Of the
firm Of Merrill, Fitch 4 Co.. Of New York.
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MARDT GRAs.

All attention has been turned to the
Atardi Gras celebration tomorrow. The
procession will be the largest ever wit.
messed In Louisville. Tho hotels were
filling up rapidly last night and dispatch-
es received from parties coming from oil
parts Of the country within reach Of the
city.
fhe large exposition hall Is being fitted
up In extravagant style for King Comus,
and a royal balmasqie, anil It Ia estimat-
cd that 10000 persons will 10 present.
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THE editor Of AppIttoa't Journal Sayl
that Charles KingsIeys death was cause
odby over.indulgenee in muscular Christ
iAiity.
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THEY say that Colonel Fred. Gtant's
looks and manners are vastly improved
by his marriage tics. Here's lesson for
young bachelors.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, February S.--M. Valentine, Re.
publican, has been elected to the AssCmb-
ly from Seire ct Disc. There was no
choice in the Gates du Nord district,
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box C4RLos seems determined to
make . great hustle in Spain, and that's
why hetAlkS 80 much of HiEpantdANe0
Orleans Pcayane.
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StcCooie Discharged.

Sr. LOUIS, February S.-ThO case Of
Mike MCCoole, the pugilist, charged with
killing Patsy Marley OIL October 70, 1874,
VIVA dismissed in the Criminal Court and
lie defendant discharged from recoghi-
zanCc for want Of proof, the State being
unable 10 find the principal witnesses
against him.
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veteran Of tho war Of 1879, formerly u
member Of the Kentucky Legislature and
father Of 2. and Albert ". Johnson, Of
this city, died ut his home in Scott county
FridnV.
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Senator spehcct's bill, respecting The
retirement Of Major General Daniel Z.
sickles, authorizes The President TO con.
tihue his name oh The retired list bf the
amy, any thing in section two Of the act
Of March 30; 1868, 10 lie contrary not.
,riLEnLnnhinn --
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A large number Of bills and joint teso-
lutiohs Of miscellaneous and pfiSdIe
character were introduced.
Mr.. Kelley introduced a bill to increase
the public revenues and decrease the In
teteSt on the public debt, In which he pro-
poses to repeal the financial act provid-
Ing for the resumption oispecie payments
approved last January and substitute his
3.65 inconttovetting bond scheme. The
bill proposes the repeal Of the act ptohib-
iting The increase Of grCenback cifcula-
tiori passed June, 1874,
MI. Grassland introduced a bill ptovid-
ing for a tax on incomes above 5000
Mr. Foote introduced bill providing
for lhe taxation Of personal property in
lhe District Of Columbia.
M, Albright introduced resolutions Of
the Pennsylvania Legislatute insttucting
the Senators and requesting the Repre-.
sentativea 10 vote for appropriations for
the improvement of the Ohio River.
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NUMTNINIIUN9 NVVE IIkHE8D'
The Senate In executive session con-
ilrmed the following nominations! John
L. Roult, OF Illinois, Governor Of Colo.
rado Territory Vtoe Edward NJ. McCook,
resigned; 9. L. Godfrey, Receiver Of Pub.
iit Lands at Des Moines, Iowa.