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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-19

The stockholders OF the CitiEeni' Rail
way Company will NEE, At the City
Building this afternoon al 3 o'clock TOT
the purpose Of determining upon the ques-
tioa Of extending their track down to
some point st or near BensOn's Ferry
This Is an important meeting, and the re-
suit Of its deliberations will Be looked to
with interest. not only BY the people Of
South Wheeling, but also by the company
that is Organizing At Bellaire for the pur'
pose Of meeting this proposed extension
By corresponding road on the OIhel
side from the Jerry down to the bridge
The two road,, when finished, will, il
connection with the ferry, afford add
tionll accommodations TO those alread!
existing for the increasing tEaTel apr
trade between Wheeling and BsIlaire, ant
will tend to promote the extension AMI
gradual approximation Of both place
that is nov quietly going on.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-19

The CALrPoRxIA HARyEsB.-The
harvesting Of barley in California is now
nearly completed, and the result il a crop
equal In amount to that Of last year, while
the quality Is very good. But 50 far nc
market has been opened for it, as the
brewing industries OF the Pacific seem to
Be in about a. stagneni a condition Al
here. The prospect therefore, for prices
Is not hopeful. The tendency::at present
iS to lower values, as the demand for eG'
port is light As that for home consumption
Beside, their Il some old stock left over
which depresses the market for new. The
prospects for wheat, however, are better
The new crop is beginning to arrive Ia
market, and Gales OF white Chilli are re-
ported at 81 So per GENITAL or 81 81 along
side ship at Vallejo. The quality so far
We are told, has proved excellent, weigh
ing 90 lbs to the bushel, az the weather
has been favorable to the maturing Of the
seed. According to the most reliable &C.
count, the crop will be twO.third' as great
a. that oilast year, or 100000 tons against
100000 tons. This is only an estimate, II
is true; but It is q careful one, for the
reliability Of which the San Francisco
Herald Is ready to vouch. It is probable
that the export movement Of the new crop
for Europe will commence within a
month, II the Changers do not hold back
a. they did last year. OF this there is no
apprehension as yet, and the figure named
81 IS, does not appear to be considered
beneath acceptance by the farmers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-19
Our yIoundsTille Correspondent
on His Travels.
BrcKHAYY0S, June 10, ISIS.

oAIAAAlAaANsAl = aAaF ~ AaaNs
Leaving Clarksburg Yesterday At one
o'clock Pm, alter ; tedious ride through
rain and mud We arrived At Buckhannon
Al 9 o'clock, tired, vet and hungry. Tired
from the fact that the roadi were 50
rough that We we're jOlted almost to
death; vet because It rained almost inces.
sanity the entire afternoon, and BY the
time We reached our journeys end the
hack vas leaking beautifully; and hungry
because ; period OF nine hours between
meals gives 4 most Favenous appetite 70
one Who j. in the habit Of eating every siE
hours during the day. Bat We 50; here
all right and are nov At work Al our In.
stitnte, commencing this afternoon 81 one
O'Clock. Some sixteen teachers we're
present, and We will no doub. have double
that number BY the close Of the week.
The Upshur County Teachers Associa-
ton meets on Saturday.
A stranger visiting Buckhaunon can
not fail TO be struck with the beauty Of
the place. Although knowing thai from
ClaEkJburg there Is general rise in the
land, and one travelling the road knows
that be is ascending = grade, yet, here il
seems a. though We we're in ) valley in
stead OF = plateau. Ii Is in reality val
lev, but perhaps one thousand feet above
/ Wheeling. The surroundings Of the
town are beautiful, and an appearance o.
enterprise is visible on every side. The
citizens are genial and hUpitable, and
do their best TO make one feel At home
/ ind here Rev. Geo. n. Fleming, Of
PaiTmoni, in charge Of the Presbyterian
congregation, and ind some with whom
have not met since since the var.
There are i've churches in the place, viz
N. Z Churches North and South, BsP-
list, Presbyterian and Methodist. The
public school building contains four
rooms and Is rather a hns house.
All BuckhaunOn needs to make il 1
stirring place is = railroad. There i
talk Of narroW-gauge from Grafton via
Phillippi. The German settlement some
thirty miles south OF here will be great
benefit to BuekhAnnon, As everything
passes through here that is taken from
the railroad TO that point, II Is no Won
der that il vas Al one time thought Of 10
eating the Capital here. II is the kind o.
4 place We would need for the seat o.
government, and the central position I
occupies would Be greatly in iis favor j
only the whistle Of the locomotive coulC
be heard. Some Of the sanguine citizens
still think that our Capital finally viii
Be here. lam enjoying the hospitality
Of Capt. A. NJ. PolndstOne with whom
have not met for IS years. He is the
same genial gentlemen be ever was. He
il the Prosecuting Attorney OF the county
and stands high in his profession. But
will write again when become bettel
acquainted. y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-19

The editorial shooting al vineland, n.
j., last March, has proved an unusually
effective performances. 1t has released
Mr.. Lands from Carruths prosecutions,
and has given science, ii Carruths per.
son, some rather interesting phenomena.
Mt. Lapdis has been released on bail, be.
cause the man he shot has nearly recoy-
cred. lie recovers, however, with singu.
lar errors Of vision. lie cannot zee the
left aide Of objects with both eyes togeth-
CT OF with one alone, and he has acquired
the faculty Of almost telescope vision,
discerning distant objects with wonderful
clearness Of sight, while he cannot accu.
rately Judge Of distances, often iancying
that buildings a long way of are quite
near. The inability to see the left side
Of anything directly confirms what has
heretofore been merely matter Of rea-
soning, that the optic nerves arising from
either brain supply visual power to the
same sides Of each eye, and that objects
on the left side are seen by the right side
Of either eye.ball. SO that as the ball
undoubtedly lodged near the right eye, it
was Of course the right optic nerve that
vas injured. Mr.. Carruth has hidden
farewell to his paper, acknowledging that
he found II too big a job TO run news.
paper and support bullet in that local
ily at the same time. Mr.. Anthony, the
Leavenworth postmaster, whose death
was declared certain, yet lives; at leGst
we do not hear Of his death, though the
time has passed at which the fatal slough.
ing Of a blood clot was expected to occur.
These cases will each be noted as remark.
able from their physiological features.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-19

The Carlisle table Of mortality come.
a near the truth Of The grave fatality Of
a community, perhaps as at present pos.
sible. This table Il the result Of obsefva.
tons, continued for many years, "a to the
population Of Carlisle, a city in England,
and is used az an authority in life insur.
ance calculations in America and Eu.
rope. According TO this table, Of 10000
children born;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-19
DEEDS COUGH SYRUP
Superior to all Other COuVT Medicines.
Try 1t and be convinced.
WCABE, KRAFT & CO.,
mr26 PToPrietors.
L,uohIIn,, infant Cordial.

The ehilI'seap when ieEthing-io relieve lhhlm
mItion Of the GumS To Llly unsaSiness, 10 quie
Cole Pima 70 prOmOis slosp, 70 cure summer Com
paint This Ie consider one d the must vslulbl,
remedies 10 le krpt IN the family when the chill
dTen are cutting their teeth. We are selling thou
andi Of botileI, and have 70 hear the Int persOE
ay Il i DOT al Terecommehd 1t 70 ln.
AOIHEEl, hare you q HcEly, iSstAtn5 biF thai
TuRNs the IIoUH q SlsHT (Hhen you 70 long To-
restl Into one LOS0, ER4RT DAYTIME d WoRRi
NENI and CART CD-Cy-CV-all day and al
night longi II you have, iiifSa % FoaHoa, Be- ON
Vibood, kiFiidts 10 lOa96-a INV dropa Of ISPANI
CoRDlGL and Jour elii WILL be PAcIPIED, and
SWIFT, REYREiHING LLEEP will take the plane d
WAEEPUL EUFTERIS0. Procure At oncs . bottle
Sold BY al Druggists and
LAUGHLlS BROS. 4 CO., PropFieton,
Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-19
Leaving one Of the 10000 persons liv
inc At the expiration Of tO4 years

AN Anti.Tteating Society is being or.
GAINED in Pittsburgh, the purpose Of
which L to aba.e the excessive use o.
liquor and Expenditure Of cash resulting
from the absurd American custom q
"treating" In drinking saloons.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-19
MANHOOD RESTORED.

A victim q yOuthiul Imprudencc, eaudng pre-
mature dtcay, hsFTOus debility, etc, having tTitd
in vain every known remedy, has found simple
selcuTe, which he will end jrse To bis fellow SUI.
eFen. Addrsss J. II. REEVES, 70 Eaasu street,
New YOfk, Boz 5isJ. ap1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-19


Al u o'ticek n. Said Court fiouse to be built
aeeDfding 10 the piant dfaWlnEs and Specifications
u Nf. {. c. kenble, Of Wheeling, ". Va, 4 coFy
d which can be seen At the Office al Mounts
Vile, ". Va; also At Mf. c. c. Kemble's ofioe,
Wheeling. The committee viii fecriTe lids from
ilie and reliable master bidders for the performs
ance 81 the entire H0fk, under ope eOntfact, and
als1 bids lot each parate part Of the work BY the
Tarious tfade' resfvlng the right to reject any OF
ell Ids
The Committee will also receive bids at the ame
time from any parties fof the ale Of the old Court
H0uee. Should any Of the CONTRACTOR iuF building
the new houR Be successful bidders idf the cid
houte, suth material Of the old house ~ may ts
approved By the Superintendent, may h usd in
tie euuEtFuetlon Of the new buidinG. The bell d
The old building Il releTVed by the Committee. The
Cd building 10 Be removed b. the successful Bidder
- a. 10 not interfere with the erection Of the new
buildinR.
The Committee reserve the right to reject any OF
all bids Contrseiors will L required to give hp-
proved bonds and security fJf The faithful Perform
ante Of their VARIOUS eUutraetL
Proposals should be addFesed, "Sealcd Proposals.
iOF Building New Court Houe al MoundSTille," OF
SEALED Proposals. i0i Sale Of Oid Court HouS, ell
70 te ADDRESSED to VIM. Blake Esq, Moundsville,
BY order Of The COMMITTEES.
jel6 II. s. WHITE, Chairmin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-19

The land used vas ordinary bottom
land aud no extra manure or other tert-
iliIeE vas put on il, This result, 50 graf
flying to Captain Nicholas, Is an illustrA-
lion Of Ehat can Be done By our farmers
II they Try. Land in this State is as good
IS any in the Union; and We may say
without Eaggeraiion, that Lewis county
lands are second to none in West Virgin
iL-RsEoa DsnsOeTaf.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-19
CLERE's OFTicE Board oF COMMISSIONERS,
WHEELING, June ~, 1878
no CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

Sealed Proposals will he received by the commit.
ing. until "Wednesday, June %, Al O'clock ?. ~,
Tot the erection snd, completion Of Public Build.
Ing to Be efeetSl BY the ity Of Wheeling Oh Chap
line street. between 10Th and 10th Streets In aid
city, according 70 the plans and specifications d j.
s Fairfax, Architect Bids will be feceiVed for the
and Specifications may be seen and any Information
desired may Be obtained by Sptlylng 10 J. s. Fair.
fax, Architect, UF the undersigned, 81 the Library
rom on the third foot Of the Lindsay Institute
n ". corner Of E1H and 18th streets, On and after
wednesday June IL Bond and security, to Be- Rp-
proved BY the Council Of aid city, will y required
Of each toutrIrtof.
The Council reserves the right to receive OF reject
any Of al bids. q. BAIRD,
iei5 Chairman d Committee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-19

RsnlslninE upcllimei in the Post Ofioe at wheel.
ing, SATURDAY morning, June ~, 1875.
10 0billn any u the following the Ipplic1nt viii
plsase call i0T SlvsFtlsd lts, giving the date Of
ihIs lisf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-19

DEPRESSION OF THE STOVE Trade
The discussion Of the Interests Of the
stove trade brought out by the recent
Conyentioa at St. Louis By which it vas
,hovn thu, this, like other manufactures,
has been greatly overdOne for the pas.
year, has led since then To the compilation
Of some statistics, showing what the pro-
duetion really has been. \ gentleman in
.sresled IN the matter Published in the
Troy Taa the following statements,
which be hai reoeatly verified, showing
The capacity Of our country for making
stoves, the product, the sales, and the
stock remaining on hand January lH,
1875, With The following results:
No q soVss.
Cspssty 4 al tA' i'sSlris' Il, he pait''i - ~,
Qs .niitJ nIsainr4grC,d ...........--..- ~, 10
SIS "a al.-=.------ -. ~
sal q SlDi ,irOz IasIiOa, ulAasiartgraJ sa,o1a
Ths stIliitieiIn il Of the opinion that
there is = great desire on the part oi
Manufacturer 70 oVerestimats their bust
ness, both in product and ,ales, and that
under THAT might be called healthy
trade there is al least thirty.three per
cent greater capacity for making stores
than the country requires. From this
same authority It appears that since 1890
the gain in the power Of production, in
general way, in this country, has been not
less than twenty per cent. Three men
with the aid Of machinery, now can pro-
duce, in given time, As much As siE men,
unAided, could have done in 1850
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-19

CURTIS-vsry sl4lenly, At The re-i4saos q hi
ilihG Ia Wslt ub.ny, v. Va, u Thurslay night
eight Ep0aihA
The laserll viii take Place trOa the rssi4saoe O
kis tItAsT On SanlIy HttsrRocs at 0oloek. Friend
q he tzally Ire laIitsi.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-19

Captain Nicholas Of Stone Coal, IN en-
terprising farmer, owns \ 6le farm, ard
industriously culivltes II. Last year,
among other experiments. he decided 10
try What ogEa be raised from quarter
Of an acre Of ground. He used good seed,
worked the ground veil, and gave it all
the attention It needed. The result vas As
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-19
pRoPosALs ron BUILDING
Marshall County Court House.
FlHsT MONDAY OF IiJLY.

Sealed Proposals will he received by the Building
Committee ippiniei BY the Marshall County Court
70 build heE Court HOhse at NoundsTille, West
EtFniNta ttntU The
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-19

In Old Grain House, 1903 Main, and it01
South street, opposite B. 4 o. r. r. Depot,
Keep on hand . large stock Of Corn, Oats,
&C., and sell at lowest market rates.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
SOrTu WHEELING.

Public VorShip tomorrow, conducted by
Rev. J. ". Martin, DID, At 1880 A. ", and
.:45P.N. iel9l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-19

90 olssl cooontatod LyL
100 M1Eha.
BhlIIeis GiTTstt'I snuh
g h11a GRTeil'1 PaekL
100 pounds 1utCh NlddIF P1mi.
800 Indigo sEahhA FIoat.
Is hneb Chip LoSUood
At LArGHE BROS a CO.'S
50 PouOai CAISutru.
% REoui4s PVtihum-
. Glona.
= Iosids P0ttth.
- Fud EIuIrt TIldsn'L
s. sslI EItart1do.
- esstls slEG CoIied RllA
> Acan k5Iun
Al LAuoHllS BIOS. a cos
5 SOra hEsr, God utH on.
8 HIllt Lang hlam-
Is JIyne'I EIIec.tahL
. AyG'S QsTy PoetoFIL
100 EGsenCg4-Chbimon, &c.
800 Bltsnln DGpfa
so Go1trty'I Cofdll.
100 EAenos Jlmtld Ginger.
At AUGHllH BIOS 4 COS
400 pounds Gain PVpp1-SinnpoFs.
500 Cores.
10 NutmeET-GetRnment
so Cream TlEtlf, pure and ehoioe.
800 Mustard, 10 e1hs and 10 bulk.
800 " GTOuDj Gingu, East India 4 jamaica
CoG'G Gtlltine, Anus Root TIpioo and slgo
oca Al LAUGHLGS BROS. A co.'s
100 ounces Quinins, FoUIn 4 WsightmGn'L
50 sulphAte MonhiA.
80 Nitnte Silver,
30 suyehnlA
FOT ale at L1UGHltS BROS 4 cos
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The Louisiana Outrage.

ALBANY, Jan. Ex-Governor TIden has
sent special message to the Legislature, call
ing attention TO the Louisiana affair, and Sen
ator Lord offered concurrent resolutions con,
demniug all persons responsible for the Inter
ference with the l. gisature. The resolutions
were laid on the table on EJotlon OF Dir. " oOd-
in. who said il would be we'll 10 await the re.
port of the Louisiana Investigating Com
mittec.
BosToN, Jan IA petition for the use of
Fancuil Hall next Friday, Tor public meeting
to protest against the recent military lntcrtcr.
encc with the Legislature OF Louisiana, has
been LETT at the Merchants Exchange for sig
natures. The first name affixed to it is that OF
Charles Francis Adams Among others are
those of Mayor Cobb Henry Lee, VIM. Gray:
Francis Parkman. VIM Perkins, j. Freeman
Clark, Alex. II. Bullock, Thco. Lyman and
Martin Brimmcr
New YORK Jan. PA special disnach
from New Orleans to the Tines says: ~ our
correspondent was present this morning at the
opening Of the session. When the clerk called
the roll only htty-one members were present.
He announced, however. that hfty-tOur had
answered to their names, and business was
proceeded with. The Democrats claim that
fifty. six or majority of the members from all
the assembly districts constitutes legal quo
rum The Republicans claim that fftytour, a
majority of those returned, is quorum. As
stated above, however they held the sessions
with only ffty-o present
The same correspondent says Gov. Kellogg
Yesterday received the following telegram from
Senator West: There will be no election. BE
firm aud We will win the fight"
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BOOKS -...N'U STA JIN.N.ER 4.

NEW BOOKS, MAGAZINES, AND RE
~ VIEWS FOX 1875.
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Alexandria, Virginia.
Subscriptions received for all the American an
Foreign magazines, Papers and Reviews,
at Publishers prices.
Stepping Heavenward. Price Sl50; mailed to
any part Of the country on receipt of price.
the Record of Happy Life. Price 81 Is.
The Chamber of Peace. BY the author of the
Changed Cross" Shadow on the Rock" etc.
Price $50
The Mistress of the Manse. By j. G. Holland.
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Heart Life in Song. By Fannie H. Mari.
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Scripture and Science in Unison as respects the
antiquity of Man. By A. Hoyle Listes Price
Wrecked on the Reef, or Twenty Months
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London Illustrated News; Christmas NUMBER
piendid colored illustrations. Prices 6O cents.
The London Graphic; Christmas number; il
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Moonfolk, True Account of the home of the
Fairy Tales By Jane q. Austin. illustrated; y
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Ny Sister Jennie By George Sand. Price
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Hires.

NEW York, Jan. IA large fire is now
raging 10 the extensive crockery store OF James
W. Shaw, on Duane aud Chatham streets The
loss will be heavy.
NEW York, Jan. - The fire in the cstab
lshmcn, OF James w. Shaw, Duane Street orr
ginaed IN the cellar where there was quantity
OF straw used for packing purposes. 1t is
thought some OF the employees carelcsSly threw
a lighted match near the straw. The fire was
promptly Subdued The proprietor states that
he is Insured for $4,000 in different con-
panits He erected the building at cost OF
about $40 900. The loss on stock he estimates
at fully 100000.
BosToN, Jan. II. Bartlett and Cuttings
paper uis at Dalton, Mass, were burned last
night. The fire originated 10 the rag room.
Tie buildings were totally destroyed Loss
800, 900. Insurance 100000 divided among
% companies. Fifty persons are thrown out
of cmploymeut by the fire.
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The YR,irkeIS.

New YORK, January l2.-Stocks dull and
unsettled. Money 3. Gold III Flour dull
and declining Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn q
shade lrmrr'
BALTIMORE, January 12-Virgniss, consol-
dated, 5%!; Yves. Vlrginias 10l bid Cotton
quiet; offerings light; low middlings lIs4l43.
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat uuli; amber
Western ll5ul25; No | red Western l22; No.
. Go. 1l9; fair to prime do. ll2; Pennsylvania
rcd ll5aIl9 red Maryl nd llO,125; do amber
lZ7al30; do. white llOal25. Corn dull for South
crn white Southern 1885; yellow Southern 50
aS2; mixed Western closed strong and higher
at g. Oats dull; Southern Shall; Western
white "a do. mixed g. Ky, unch .nged. Hay
unchanged. Provi,ios nominal.y unchanged
and quiet Cch=e easier and quiet; concessions
would hal Q to be made to sell Sugar easier
and quiet at l0l.
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'The Bcecher-TiifOn Case.

New YORK, Jan. II. AT the Bcecher-Til'
tou trial the usual crowd was in attendance TO-
day. Rev II. w Bcechtr-his wife and son,
and assistant Pastor Halliday occupied seat
behind their counsel. Mr.. Moulton and Mr.
TiItou had seats on either side Of ex-Jndge Full.
ierton Mrs. Tillou, aud Mrs. Ovington came
in with Judge Morse aud Ira Wheeler and
took positions behind Mr. Hill. Curiosity was
raised TO the highest pitch by their app earauce.
Mr.. Morris continued bis opening.
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Crew ketNrnCN.

New York, jan p The crew of the ship
john Bright which sailed trou New FORK Nov
9th for San Francisco, have arrived here. The
Bright struck on RscaS Rect, on the night of
Dec 10th, and Was totally wrecked. Officers
aud crew took to the boats, aud arrived at
Peruambuco whence they were sent home By
the y. S. Consul arriving here last ulght.
Capt. Hadly states that Rocas reef is 5 miles
north aud four west of position laid down on
charts
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Wisconsin Senator

MADISON, Wis. Jan. l2-Nearly all the
members OF the Legislature which meets 90
Wednesday have arrived, and we'll informed
persons say there is little doubt of Carpenter )
re- election to the u S Scuate. Washburu' 5
supporters held conference meeting last pight.