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sitting. Ball Has ".SOt.'


st. Paul, October 3l.--The Pio-
neer Press has a special from Bis
marck which lays that General
Miles had n successful fight after
an unsuccessful council with Sit
ting Bull ON the 2lst and 22d, on
Cedar creek, killing number Of
the Indians aud wounding many,
his own loss being two wounded.
lie chased the Indians about sixty
miles, when they divided, one por-
ton going toward the agency,
Sitting Bull toward Fort Peck,
and General Miles following. Cen
cral IIazcn has gone to Fort Peek
with four companies Of infantry
aud rations.. for General Miles.
Sitting Bull crossed the river be-
low Fort Peek on the 24th, and
sent word to the agent that he was
coming IN, and would be friendly,
but wanted ammunition.
'FRONT.' the Philadelphia Times, Independent.
II must be clear as the sun at
noon-day, alike TO the leaders and
to the waylaring man as well
that the American people will tol-
crate no political verdicts which
are to be carved out by the sword
and no measure Of present politi
cal virtues, no traditions of tn,
past however lustrons, and no hope
of the future, however welcome
will save from defeat the part!
that wautonly appeals from col.
,ictiyns Of hevoiers to tho man
date of the bayonet.
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NATHAN BROS,
2sl and 2a3 Walnut ST.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.

Wholesale aud Retail
DEALERS in foreign and do
~ nestle Liquors. Wines, Porter,
Ale; Cigars, Pipes, &C., Gc.
WE call especial attention to our
w well selected stock Of
Old Kentucky Bourbon
WHISKY.
RHlNE, Port, Sherry and Ma
IL deira Wines; Guinesscs' Por-
ter, Bass and McEwan Ale; 1851
Old Lagarde Brandy, Old Holland
Gin.
Select brands of
Chewing and Smoking Tobaccos
October 81. '7l-nl3,
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COURT TERMS, FOURTH DISTRICT.
CIRCUIT COURT.

(oahoma county--2d Monday OF
sep,cmbcr and March--continuc
twelve days.
Bolivar county -itll Monday VI
September and March--coniin'ie
twelve days.
Washington cpunty-2d Monday
Of October aud April--continuf
twcnty-four days.
Sunllowcr cuuniy-2d Monday
of November and May-continn,
six days.
Shnrkry rounty--5d Monday OF
November and May continue six
days.
Issaqucna couniy-4th Monday
Of November and May-contimnt
six days.
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LryEr BOARD.

LEvEE BOARD. -
The Board of Lcvcc Commits
sioncrs ofBoliyur. Washington and
lssaa,lcma Counties--lllc Oh the
2nd Mondays Of April and Octo-
Der at Grccnyillc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-26
MOTT q Il.

rINO APPLICANTS FOX APPOl NTMENT
i as Cadet Engineers, U. ;. Navy.
The undersigned having been appointed
by Hon. Il. Wilson acommittee 10 examine
applicants for the position of Cadet Engi
neer AT the u. y. Naval Academy, beg to
announce that the examination will be
held at the city OF Wheeling, on
MONDAY. AUGUST .Sth
In the Third Ward Public School House,
beginning at 9 o'clock A. VI.
Candidates will be examined in the fol-
lowing subje cts, namely: arithmetic, num-
Grafton addition, &C., common and deci
NAL fractions, reduction, simple and COM
pound proportion. square anu cube roots;
Algebrd, thr ugh equations OF The first
de gree; Plane Geometry, RUdimentdry Va.
stu.m Philosophy. Reading, Writing and
!Si,eUin1 Geography, English Grammar,
Elementary English Composition. The candi-
date will also be required To exhibit II tair
degree of proficiency in pencil sketching.
and to produce satisfactory evidence of
mechanical aptitude.
The attention of candidates is particu-
larly called 10 the Following physical dis
Qualifications, any OF which Will be SUN
cient To reject candidate. Feeble consti.
tuition, permantly impaired general
health, decided cacheXia, all chronic dis
eases or results OF injurieS that would per-
mauently impair efficiency, viz: infecti-
Gus disorders, weak or disordered intellect,
unnatural curvatures OF spine, epilepsy
or other CONFUSION within five years,
chi ONE lulDSEtu VI
Of the organs of vision, great permanent
hardness OF hearing or chronic disease OF
the ears, loss or decay OF teeth 10 such al
extent as 10 interfere with digestion and
impair health, impeachment of speech TO
such an extent as 10 i'm pair efficiency In
the performance of duty, decided indica-
tions of liability 10 pulmonary disease,
permanent inefticiency of either of the
extremities, hernia, incurable sarcoels,
hydrocele, ristula, structure or hemor-
rholds, large varicose veins OF lower limbs,
chronic ulcers. Attention will also be paid
TO The stature of the candidates, and no
one m1nifeStiy understood for his age will
be received into the Academy.
Candidates must be not less than sixteen
nor more than nceaty years OF age
The FOREGOING requirements are. taken
from the "Resulations Tor the Appoint
ment OF Cadet Engineers in the U. =. Navy,
published by the Naval Department"
Candidates viii please provide them.
selves with pencils, pens. ink aud paper.
w. W. MILLER,
GEO. W. NEAL.E, ESQ,
A. NJ. TURNER, A. M,
+. I. HOGE,
MI. HULLiHEN,
ag25t Examining Committee. |
% subscribers ia ese day. Bei
HOCNt literary paper. Only 81 10
year. Three so chromos free. MUNSOS |
/ SPONSLER, Pubs, Phila., Pa. myzsb
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FOR SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE

DY VIRTUE Of A DEED OF rpr.
I'D made by James McCiuney and U.S.
the un'u rsiguej truste dated The SI.e 10
of July, In the year one thousand ag
hundred and : -venty.five, and rse' estt
In the Office of the Clerk Of The CoaIdtt
Court OF v 'io county. ". Va, in h""s
deeds of u ust and mortg geS No. y nn "a Q!
Ne. IPmber. 4, H.. 1876, ,ouImanc,,' OF
10 o'clock A. NJ, at the front d,,o.o.s&
Court House ot said county in M. ~. We
wheeling, proceed g. Sell nj pnhIiaS
ton. the following described o,n,' ase'
situated In said ty, county and Sirefy,
30 much thereof as may be nec.>Sa",N
pay the debt secured by said deed ~. %
and the expenses OF sale, hat is to. ssGN'
piece ofland situated on Wheeliny iSH "a
the southeast corner OF lor numt.
twelve in A. g. Robinson 3 addition io s,N
city OF Wheeling, on Broadway 80
thence running southwarily sIons a.
west line Of said street one hundn.s Me
feet, thence running westwariIy st, 't
angle with said street 10 the n,N It.A5
alley In the rear OF said piece a, &c
thence running northwaruly alons ~
east line OF said projected alley 70 ", we
southwest corner OF said lot nS,, ,u'
twelve, and thence eastwardly along M.
south line of said lot q lumber lively. ,o, W.
place OF beginning, being the same M, we
OF land conveyed to said McCluney nv
+. Zane and wife, by deed dated Juns ~
1873, and now OF record in said cls,t-
office in deed book No. u, on pages ,;;,ni
AS, "'
TERMS OF SALE--One-third OF the mn.
chase money, or such greater amorr,
thereof rs the purchaser may elec, 10 x.,
cash I'm hand the residue In twoann.Fa!'
stallments, payable respectively sxsS'
twelve months from the day OF sale. vs..
interest from that day, and the delrr,.,
payments 10 be secured by a deed oit-B,
on the property sold.
Title Is believed good. but selling As t,p,
tee, shall only convey such title 4, (,
vested In me by said deed OF trust.
ALFRED CALDWELL, TruN..
J.C. HERVEY, Auctioneer. ~.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED or H. :
ID made by Manus McOiDiy and -.
Josiah r. Updegrnfi as Trustee, da''s =
Both day ~ September, 1870, aud r''''.H
IN the Office OF the Clerk Of "" Coz.
Court OF ohio county, West viz %
deed book No. ~, page l5i, and the "
Court of said Ohio county haylhs
order made on the 18Th day OF JOY
and entered In chancsry order booi
page 40, appointed the und'risi
trustee I'm said deed Oi trust, 10 pa
said Updegrair. now deceased, ~
Thu rsSiRy, August 81. 1876 COM
Ing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, NJ the if"n,
the Court House Of ohio county,H
GINA, pro eed To sell Ia the hlgl"
best bidder the following d e,cfI,'
estate, to-wit: A part 81 lot MS
thirteen, lying In that part 81 W.
" heeling, West Virginia, con
called East Wheeling, II being w
property conveyed by JOhD Af1
wife to said Manus Mctiinty by ~
the stb day Of aoyember, I~ az
corded In the Clerks oIilts 81 Tue
Court OF Ohis county, In deed D,'A ~
page $50. ....,|
selling ~ trustee shall eDyrl
az IL vested In rne by Maid DEED DIV
the title In believed 10 be good.
Terms Of sale cph. -
I. w. MITCHELL, AuctlOD"f.
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PAKKERSBURG.
Large and Enthusiastic Ratification
Observation-Disclosures Speeches by VII.
son, Good. Davenport.

Large ana EntnuSlastic hattuchttOu
Meeting brilliant Speeches by vii.
sOn, Good. Davenport.
Editors OF the Register:
GENTL.MEN-One of the largest ana
most enthusiastic meetings ever held IN
our CITY, assembled last evening in the
open air IN front of the Tiiden and
Hendricks club room, to hear the promi-
nent speakers whose names had been an
nounced. The meeting was significant
in character, showing that Wood county,
true to her Democratic principles, will
roll up = large majority for our candi-
dates at the coming election.
Hon. Ben. Wilson first addressed the
audience, and in short and vigorous
speech demonstrated the fact that the
financial ruin now threatening our
coantry is the result of the m;srule and
corruption of the Republican party. He
was particularly happy in his arguments
8 and illustrations, aud brought con-
yic,ion home to the minds of many. You
can put Wood county down as 'solid for
Col. Ben"
Hon. j. Hanson Good, OF your city,
WAS next called upon, and by his brilliant
orstory held the audience almost SPELL
bound. He called attention TO the enor-
mites that have been committed by gov
eminent officials, and showed that the
remedy exists only in change and reform,
q sentiment in which the people cordial
ly agreed.
Col. Dan ID. johnson appeared next
upon the scene. and made a calm, logical
and arsumentstive address. He review
ed, at some length, the financial policy Of
the government; showed where the evils
have arisen and pointed out The remedies.
The Colonel had evidently exam
iued the subject with great care and
made himself master of The situation.
Hon. George .. Davenport and Col
B. w. Byrne, our State Superintendent
of Free Schools, we're next called upon,
and made able and efficient addresses,
which were we'll received and appreci-
ated.
Many other prominent gentlemen were
present, whom we would have been glad
10 hear, but the lateness of the hour pre-,
vented,
l regret that ! have not time or space
TO make full report Of ali the speeches.
Suffice it TO say that they received abund-
ant applause, and had marked effect
for good upon our community.
Yours truly, S.
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TO THE DEMOCRATIC PRES.

Publishers of Democratic papers
throughout the State will confer favor
by sending their papers until the close
of the campaign, to the headquarters Of
the Democratic State Executive Com
m,ttee, No 1888 Market street, Wheel
ing. They will be kept on file for the
inspection of our friends from all
quarters
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FOR SALE,

WE HAVE TWO VERY NICE 7,
w story brick tenement hOuS, r.
Twenty fifth street, for sale. They A.
nearly new ana In excellent repair ls-
contains four rooms and kitchen. -
both have good cellars. Amy psNO1
string cheap d dwelling hou,e well l''.s.
and upon reasonable terms, will De- a.
Ia calf. For full particulars apply Col
undersigned at their Office. No. 10 Chr
line street, Wheeling, W. Va.
CRACRAFT & CULh
aprl5h Attomm
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HO FOR CAMP MEETING.

.T-A THE ELEGANT STEAMER
Sssa57 Science, A. b. Booth, Master.
Will make three Excursion trips on sun
day, August 9th, from Wheeling TO
Moundsville. Time of leaving:
Leaves Wheeling at $50 a. m, 90 p. m,
500 p. III.
Leaves Beilaire at 900 4. ~. 80 p. M,
$50 y. M.
Return trips
Leavet Moundsville at 80 a. m, 5 so p.
m, $50 y. m. ag2or
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Valuable Real Estate for SaIs

DING DESIROUS OF LEAVING
ID town 1 offer the following property.
square one, situated on the corner ofy,..
ket and Thirty-third streets. The salL I,
has two buildings thereon. contain,
three rooms each. Also one brick In
ing containing three rooms, situataI a,
the corner OF Thirty-third street and al,,r
Il, in the Eighth ward. Terms reasonaI,
Apply To ID. j. MCCORMICK.
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FO7. SALE.

CQUARE 10 IN THE CITY or wHiL
- ing. bounded by Jacob, Water i''
first aud Forty. second streets, knos D
the Samuel OFT property, containing
three 90 acres. One large mansion ~
brick tenement and stable on H. 9
perry. Street cars pass the propsflJ I"
terms, DC, apply 10 .,
ALDERSOSs PAUL
iyl7 IaD Market slr'.
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HEADQUARTERS OF STATE COM.
MITTEE.

The Democratic State Executive Com
mittee has established its hea nartcrs at
No. 1888 Market street, Who, ng, over
the Opera House DRUG store.
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TII.IbiN ;s.s & a..

TILDEN and HENDRICKS clubs TIN oush.
out the state are requested to send lists
Of officers of their organizations to the
Democratic State Committee, Nc. 1888
Market street, Wheeling.
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TEAS.
TO CONTRACTORS

OFFICE OF WHEELING ELM GROVE
RAILTAY, No. 1915 MARKET ST.
Wheeling, August 18th, 1876.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office unit, LIST September II, H, at II NJ, for
excavation and mas onry on first four sec.
tons of Wheeling and Elm Grave Railway.
First section extends from Market street
in Wheeling TO west end OF city bridge, on
Peninsula, about II. miles. second sec
ton to east side OF Stack Yard run l mile.
Third section, 10 crossing Of Edgingtons
lane, about ~ miles. Fourth section, 10
Thomas Hornbrook's place, on National
road, ~ miles.
Bios must be for each section separately,
by the cubic yard OF excavation In ear tn.
loose rock and solid rock, 10 cover a taul
not exceeding two hundred feet.
Bids for masonry 10 be by cubic yard for
bridge masonry, which Ii to be ranged
work of irst-class, and culvert masonry to
be Of best quality ofrubble.
At the same time and place sealed pro-
posals will be received for 1900 cross-ties
by 6, o feet long to be delivered on the
grounds of the old Hempfield railroad, on
Sixteenth street
The company reserves the right TO reject
any and all bids. For plans and pi ofles
apply at this office.
R A. McCABE,
Secretary FRO tenn, Wheeling and Elm
Grove Il. r. ag2l
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DIED..

HAYBURN-On Thursday. August "A, at
4:lO p. M. JAMES II. HAYBURN, aged thirty
years.
Funeral from the residence OF his father,
No. 2S2s Water street, on Sunday, August
9TH, at 2PM. Friends of the family are
invited 10 attend. lntorment at Green.
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SOME one has imposed upon the Wheel
ing REGISTER with q story Of brutal
cnsnge n- disgusting outrage upon a school
menh Wn,cn ,ss at Glencoe No such thing hap
-mdrf"s r. we are glad to say.-Beiiaire In
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Mn We win start you in a bust
NO ness You can makeSdo wee k
Without lpital easy nd re
MONh ! spectacle for either sex a.
AGENTS SUPPLY Co. SSi Bowery, n. Y
mv2Ssb
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West Wheeling Property

EOR SALE. / WILL SELL AT Pr
Il vate sale, at low figure, one Hoss
and Lot In Y est Wheeling, nj the bea!
the ferry landing. Terms reasonable.
PHIL. MEDERT,
agib l0S2 Market S.uar.
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Farm for. Sale,

MYTH THE INTENTION OF RET.s
w ing on account OF age, will sl. n
farm, situated In Dover township, ras
county, Ohio. on the Marysville and -
ware pike, adjoining the town Of W.
Dover, on the Delaware and Spring.
railway, ~ acres, 20 OF which IL In Ats
state OF cultivation; balance timber.
under GOOD fence. Three dwelling hous,
good barn, fruit, good water, soil b.a
In one body, or To suit purchasers. Fr
further particulars call on or addr~.
MORGAN SAVAGE
je3Oegrb New Dover. Union count,
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IL loiIO" Ing the appil'
tor advertised letters,
Meter Chas
Marshall Frank
Miller Mike
Myers Kate Mrs
Nichols Emma Till
Nichols VIM i
Orr MeliZa
Gstcrnan Geo
Pearce L J Or
pepper Louise
Pellegram G
Ragan Mary Ann
Richardson Maud
Rohrback A u
sweeney Mary II
steele : r Miss
Stewart Vim
ScamOn John
Smyth Lucy
siege & Reilling
smith ] tiaglin
Sackersdon u
SpringerJ II
Schiliing henry
Schefier John 4
Schloss j W
Snider Ella
Smith George
Schodaer Henry
Sheppard Sarah
streets Fred
Sipe Edward If
Standard Iron Co
living II >
living Carrie
Tod Geo A
Tarr Emma
Tuner Ben
Thomas &C Rev
T h
Wang han VIM DIR
Eanmeier Joseph E
Whatey Lewis
Weston Mrs
White Robt
RAWLING, Z. NJ
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LETTER LIST.

IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL the postofiice at Wheeling, Ohio coun-
~, West Virginia, unclaimed, saturday,
August 10Th.
To obtain any of the following the appli-
cant will please call for advertised letters,
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR.
II. NJ. MATHEWS.
Of Greenbrier county.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
ROBERT WHITE,
Ot Hampshire county.
FOR AUDITOR.
JOSEPH =. MILLER.
OF Cabell county.
FOR TREASURER,
THOMAS J. WEST,
OF Harrison county.
FOR sUPT. OF FREE SCHOOLS.
w. X. PENDLETON,
OF Brooke county.
JUDGES OF SUPREME coUgT OF APPEALS.
For full term,
Az. RAYMOND,
OF Marion county.
OKEY JOHNSON,
or Wood county.
For unexsired term of Judge PAUL,
r. &. GREEN,
OF Jefferson county.
FOR CoNGREss-FIRsT DISTRICT.
BENJAMIN WILSON,
OF Harrison.
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4 " obNhiA hAiN va
cant will please call
giving date of list.
Ayres w r $
Armstrong Tillie
Abercomoie Tbeo-
do. e
Bankers Joseph
Born Thos
Bingham John
Bloom Cuarley
Burke A N Y Co
Cox David
Campbell Il Camp:
bell
Clarke John
Clarke j NJ (Sl
Cuppy ] W
Caldwell Nora
Clark Patrick
Defin bausi Mary
Dean Jennie
Dull John
FreZier Eliza
Foley John
Grifhths Edward
Greaves Ell
Hurst John II
Hoag Hiram W (D
Horton Mary T.
Harmon John
Heile Chas (butcherl
Jennings Geo
Johnson VIM
Kasor David
Kinds Julia Eaton
Kahn May Miss
Lin Nellie A
Lowe Peter
Loye Anthony
Lash Conrod
Lamplier John
Leonard John
Love Joseph Z
Laughlin -
McSichels Mary
McCready John
Miller JE
Martin Rachel
L. j,
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Forty years has tested the value Of
Or. A. ". Todtt's Anti-BilliOus and
n CARD.

Sold by Druggists and Dealers ev'
where.
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AHENT % subscribers so one day. Bes
HUcNs literary paper. Only 81 10 y
year. Three 80 chromos free. MUNSOS
4 SPONSLER, Pubs, Phila-, Pa. my2Sb
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-23
COURf RDCORD.
FRIDAY, DEcExssR @. 1876.


= 0m01oR DlDe11oe Co0Res
New Orleans. Mobile and Texas railroad
". the city Of New Orleane.-Petitioner q.
leges the imposition of an illegal tsx and
On attempt to collect judgment OF this
court on 1t; that the COMPANY was incorPo-
raeed by the LeGislatufe Of 4ississippi No
vember "a, 1866; that in February, 1875, E.
D. Morgan and j. A. Raynor, trustees, took
posseasSou BY order of the United States
Circuit Court; that petitioners have not
had possession since, NOR Aad . corporate
meeting, nor . meeting Of diroct0rf; that It
has NO property in this State, nor capital,
and prays that defendant may be re-
strained. and for $1,000 damages.
9aDerief Criminal Court.
go -- = INFORMATION.
Grand larceny-Jula Ann Robinson.
Stabbing, etc.-4ichsel Ryan.
.- ztq REL8AsED ON BAIL.
Foreery-Christopher N. Wilson, indicted
for forging Z marriage certificate. Released
on $500 bail, security Catherine Fay, No.
39 North Poydras street.
TRUE BILLS.
Murder-Michael Landigan, for killing
his wife, Margaret Laudigan, October 8, Ut
No. II Administration street; Bill Nelson, for
killing Sarah Hamilton, ON Girod, neal
Basin street, August 8.
DIsCHARGED.
Grand jury, until December -: petty
Jury until December &c.
eecooA District Court.
SUGGESTIONS of D. II. C. Hughes, Marco
line Pouplin, wife of j. C. Lsloix, or In
thoy, and Louis A. Coulon opened.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-23

: A wasAiaseoa special to the Chicago
Inter. Ocean says: =. ~
Senator Norton's committee has con-
cluded it, Investigation Of the New Jersey
and Missouri elect0r1, and they lind that in
both cases the circumstances were Identical
with those Of the Oregon case. II the Gov
ernor Of Oregon did night Senator Morton
ssys the Republicans gain two votes and
lose one. II Growers action was wrong,
tho Republicans arc entitled to CH0ninb
vote. He thinks that lost here the Repub-
licacs have Mr.. Tilden in bad shape.
There seems to 30 . stronger feeling
among the Republicans within the last
day OF two, and the Democrats are dis
at odds with Hewitt. their leader in
the House, and they can not hold caucus
or consultation without breaking up in .
row. To-day Mr.. Hewitt cont tor promi-
nent Western member on important bust
ness, 40 the messenger said. The answer
sent back was, Tell Mr.. Hewitt tho last
time / met him ON important business was
not treated by him - one gentleman should
treat another. If he wants to zee me he
can come where I am, and will teach him
. gentleman's manner"
This 10 NO unusual occurrence. A Demo-
cratic member said to-day: ~ am getting
very much discouraged. Our people are
demoral,zed; they have NO plan, and are
qusrreling over little things. while ,h' Re-
publicans are going on united and harmO-
NOUS, and confiden5 of Winning"
This seems to be the feeling among the
Democratic rank and file. Tho leaders are
trying to STIR up IN excitems Mt u d enthu-
sissm, but their efforts fall far short Of the
success they want. while the Republicans
are Satisfied that they have right ON their
side, and are bound to inauguratee Hayes