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Petri6ed Heroes.

The bodies of those who fell in
the late European war are
now being exhumbed by the SUI
burban municipalities of Paris for
interment in the several cemete-
ries, and a fact full of scientific In
terest has been discovered. AT
many places, more particularly al
Chatillon, the bodies, notwitb.
standing the fact that they have
rested five years In the earth, have
remained intact. At La Croix dc
Berry, on the opening of q tomb
containing thirty-three Germans
they found them in their heavy
mantles, more resembling sleeper:
than the dead. AS regards the
causes of preservation, the scien-
tific men say that these may be
attributed to the locality, the ma.
ture of the soil, the thick, solid
cloaks, and to the fact that they
fell in full health, and had not Ia
them the same elements ofcorrup
ton as those dying Of diseases. -
Their medals, crosses, watches anC
money were found undisturbed
and served to identify them. These
have been sent to the friends o.
the victims in Germany.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-04-22

Some of the Hagerstown ladies
have ventured out in Spring styles
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-04-22

Skipping rope, trundling the hoop,
playing marbles and kindred amuse-
ments now engage the spare time Of
the juveniles.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-04-22

The Courier-Journal puts the
case In the following plain and un-
mistakable English "Rrist0w Is
strong everywhere except with
thieves. But the thieves arc in
the ascendant. and they are not al
together confined to the party. The
republicans have the larger part of
them; and much the biggest Of
them, because villainly always
goes with the power that Is. !" -
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-04-22

Half hose will be in fashion for
children the coming summer.
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weed. an American Baron.

A queer story is afioat in New
York to the effect that an italian,
brmerly waiter at Delmonico's,
kad made affidavit that he met
Tweed in March last on = steamer
Which plies between Genoa and
Ieghorn, and that he was stopping
II hotel in the latter city, where
ke passed as an American baron.
Farmers will be busy now until af-
,br harvest. Wrsasaa inrgn%
\ Wasn't Eve made for Adams ex-
Dress company @Ne
The air is fragrant with the odor
II bursting buds. SAN
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Cox presented nemoris! from
women citizens Of the United states, AK
ing for . form Of government for the Dis
tric. Of Columbia that will secure 70 wo-
men q citizens right 10 vote. De asked
a. matter Of grace and favor that the
memorial should be printed in the Record.
Mr.. Banks remarked that it vu one
hundred years sgo 70 day since the wife
Of John Adams, 3 member Of The Conii-
mental Congress, wrote 70 him 20 secure
n, Al organization Of the government
The interests and rights Of women: The
desire TO present this memorial ana 70
have !! noticed in this way vaz becauie
this Vas the Centennial Anniversary Of
almost the frst presentation Of the prop
osition IN the country. The memorial
vas received and referred 20 the Commit
tee on the District Of Columbia, and or.
dered printed in the Record
Mr.. WOOD, Of New York, from the
Committee on Ways and Means reported
. bill for the separate entry Of the express
packages contained IN one ImportA'lon.
After a eIplansiion the bill passed
Mr.. Morrison, from the Committee On
w.ys and Means, reported bill 70 de-
sns. IN. tax on ferDsnted or
mai, liquors Il provides TIA.
,othinr contained in section ayss1
~ the rsyved statutes snail be Construed
,os,n.borixs sn assessment On the qnan.
.,,T Of material used tor the purposs o'
producing fe.mented or malt leSoS,
nd ths, the quantity ef material used
.hall nos b syidsnee for The ParPess o.
t....,ou. bot tbs; the tax on all lase'
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Volcanic Eruption.

SAN Francisco, March 3l.-The bark
D. &. Murray from Honolulu brings in
telligence c .ted March 18th Of volcsn-
ic eruption. The vocaAoes Of kileanea
and Moknaweoweos are reported in active
eruption.
There was much rejoicing in Honolulu
over the premature announcement that
Congress had passed an act TO put the
reciprocity treaty In operation. The
people were very much disappointed on
learning that there was no real founda-
tion for the report.
There is a good deal of excitement on
the Island over the address of many lead
ing citizens in reference 20 the deplorable
condition of things and absolute urgency
Tor action on the part Of the crown and
ministry. Some very acrimonious pub.
lished correspondence had resulted there
from. In the matter is involved a prop
osition to encourage immigration from
Japan, China and the East. The India
Ministry took the address Of the people
in high dudgeon.
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Mississippi Republican Convention,

MEMPHIS, March 3l.-A special from
jackson, Mss, to the Avalanche says:
The Republican State Central Conven-
ton adjourned at two o'clock this after.
noon. The delegates to the Cincinnati
Convention are uninstructed, which IL
thought TO be victory for the Conserva-
tive Republicans. Among the delegates
are Ames, Alcorn, EI Governors Powers
and Bruce. The delegation are divided
between Morton, Blame and Brhtev,
the majority being anti Morton men.
The Convention was tbe most
respectable ReduplIcan Convention
ever held in the State, but the proceed
ings were disorderly. the lie frequently
rJa.sing and personal violence being sew
eral times threatened. Pinchbsck spoke,
eulogizing Morton, but it fell ttill born.
In the colored mems convention TO-
dav to appoint delegates 70 the National
Convention, the coiored mems resolution,
ths. the colored people south Of the
Mason and Dixon line, have corrupt
leaders, and that that rscs- would lot
pledge their votes 70 any bat good ne.,
was voted down. Senator Gray presided. /.
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Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, March 3l.-In the House
to. day Senate bill 10 amend the act segu.
lating limited partnerships SO - 10 re-
quire that the !ull name Of all psrtrers
shall appear. was passed. Also House
bill 70 authorize the Governor 70 remove
hi. appolntees other than judges from
Office for non-poli,ical causes. A bill
was introduced 10 establish q chair OF
mines and engineering in the State Ag'
ricul,ursl College.
In the Senate 8 message was received
from the Governor nominating e
James Bennett and J. w. Fitch,
Of Cleveland; George W. Steele,
of Psineville, s s. Wsrney Of ElyHa,
and Stephen S. Pi,kin Of Summit, 70 be
trustees Of the Cleveland Insane Asylum,
and also nominating A. q. McBarney
Of Warren county, w. J. Conkling and
W. II. Manning OF Montgomery county,
J. &. Stephenson OF Shelby county. and
Charles N. Godfrey Of Putnam county
TO be trustees Of the Dayton
Insane Hospital. Also nominating
Ell. Moon, OF Athens, w. p. Richard.
son, ef Washington; John Waddle, ot
Ross; Charles A. Cable, oi Athens, and
Henry West, Of Belmont 10 be trustees
81 the Athen. Insane Hospital. AL the
ro,nin ations were referred 70 the Com.
~ !,tee on Benevolent Institutions.
The senate joint resolution for the I'D.
tournament Of the Assembly April lltt
until December 9Th vas adopted
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=, ,pusluessletters and COM
.,,ca,ions, intended for
-. paper, should be address
rur REGISTER, Wheel
.,W. va
n.n,,,,tic and Conservative State
p' Convention.

nrNoCRATIC AND CoNshh'
nHh p ns,tv of West Virginia, are re-
1 NV - snpo,nt delegates to meet IN
a's''tr or II charleston, on Thursday 'ne ne
ihsslE" =, lime. at 10 o'clock A. NJ foi
Uh day y ofp nominating candidates fol
lhspas Of Governor, Auditor Treas
urs', iao.s ",. Schools. and three Judges OF
dsn'" c",-t o. Appeals. Also for the puf'
h''|al, ), ,apolnting two Delegates I from
p''s y ~Soaass.ssslonal as district OF the sIa'e' .
s'a nslesa;ss from the State at
Hi ~ - represent West Virginia In
80 as.mo,rs,ic National Convention to
~ M 9, Louis on the 9th day OF
y n''u denomination - Of candidates for
.ans' .,,sn,,nd ~, Vie. President OF the United
P.''la'a, n. as section otan Electoral Ticket.
'~s ' n, Transaction of such other proper
snl '-' may come before the said Con-
ysn,lon. ,co-v,,ivs voters
AZ Democratic and Conservative 'o'e,'
~. ~. s,,,., without regard to past politi-
,'.,-snses who are opposed TO poii'-
.,-rup,ion In high places are cordially
80 to participate IN the meetings
.y.1 70 appoint said DELEGATES
ALEX. CAMPBELL, Chairman.
Iw.GALLAHEE, secy'
n.no.rstic papers Of the State please
Spv. ,r,,
p,vx.sssuRG, March 9, 1876. mrlI
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Poker Bob.

WAHs!xcTos. March 3O.-EI-Nin
is.er Schenck vas again before the Com.
nittee on Foreign Affairs to-day.
When bis counsel laid before the COM
ni,tee q statement Of facts connected
with the Emma mine, its sale 70 the
Emma Silver Mining Company, Of Lon
don, and lis subs ouest his.or! and
is present condition. prepared Tor the
use OF the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
On Investigation OF the con rectson OF
Gen. Schenck with said company, the
statement vss prepared before the coun-
sci knew exactly what voud be the
course of the proceeding, before the
committee.
Bsb wants the Evidence Steles.
The Commit.e on Expenditures IL the
War Department: TO day examined Z: s.
Bell whose testimony vn 70 the erec:
tn., the Pre.iden. washing 70 satisfy him
IeK Of the guilt or innooeuce Of General
Babcock sent him 70 S.. Louis 10 aIce:.
tain What he could On the subject Bao.
cock and LGckey knowing he vas gong
70 St. Louis on ths errand vaetsd him
70 steal the evidence ost Of the District
Attorneys o6cs in ST. Louis. Ths b
did not do. bot reiated Baooocfs and
Lask.y's propon,ion 70 x1. Dyc.
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Losses from tho Break or tho Dam


WORCESTER, March Sl--The food
by tho dam disaster did no
material damage below South
Worcester and the Blackstone River
valley was not harmed. The losses in
part are estimated ~ follows:
The City of Worcester dam and reser-
volr, Sl25, 900. besides the summers sup
ply OF water, 5000; George w. Ulneys,
house and barn, 100000; j. A. Smith &
Co., on mill and tenement house, with
that owned by Wright Il Botherby
and occupied by A. Z. Smith, from
$50, 900 to 5000, 900; Ashworth & Jones,
on mill, $1,000; j. A. Hunt, satinet mill,
$4,000; Boston & Albany Railroad,
two-t thirds washed out; Curtis & Worth,
on mill, $1,000; the Wick's Manufactur.
ing Company, $1,000. The City OF
Worcester Tossed largely, perhaps
$4,000 by damages to highways
Besides the damage by falling mills
nearly every dam is destroyed. One
man and two boys are missing; sup
posed to be drowned. The city is already
building dam on Parsons Brook to Sc
cure supply of water, as 8 water famine
is spprehended. Providence sends ui
two fire steamers until the water supply
Is secured.
Bosroy, March 3l.-A dispatch re-
ceived at the Office of the B, & A. Rail
road, from their engineer, says: Al the
frst double arch the pier Is gone, but the
abutment is left. There is hole about
sixty feet deep. At the next arch the
stone work Is half gone, and the ruined
north half of the arch will be blown out.
There is hole one hundred feet long
and forty feet deep. Atthe first crossing
bevond the arch there is IA hole one hum
dred feet long and twenty feet deep.
From there TO GAINESVILLE the track Is
ruined. At GAINESVILLE the arch
OF the culbert is gone, and
there is three hundred feet 10
al opening about ten feet deep. This
break in the track shuts of all CON-
neclion with Worcester by the main
line, and trains, which are decreased
In number now, reach that city over
the branch roads by making detour OF
forty.fve miles. 1t is impossible to
form any definite estimate OF the dam.
age sustained by the Boston and Albany
corporation. The road bed can. be
repaired and .he track put in working
order until Monday at the very earliest
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NNh AND FISHING

-, = u HOr'1os, of Richmond. Va
y o. 'Ais city, h.s contributed 70
e.. 1.''s'.''al Journal an a-.icl. on ,bs
-. - y s'h culture in Virgins. In,
=" tie article the D.spa,.a Saw.
:.,a.. =. toe.e,s.1 .s s1per. angler. and !,
4s - culture. He call: .,.sn,;os ., nsnlns ~
~. raass.s ssss' p 70 ss known in justice ii
q.as La BY transferring % !ss p.episs. Ss.,
ar v iS,y Hy are Strangers. Tsn Il G.eei: }.e. !:
~ ls57 transferred ID ,s1sT.I assllns, !.
.: =. IRON tas oSio Is,e,. Tir.r ,ns ss'is, i..
~. w ~, =. most imporssn. an 'ns Of rOso. tSs..
a..s...so .so,n IL The Potes potea.s has b; Be;
s-ss sIa ssI. ., he s.ns.s and .Inss mo.. And ND
~ Sa'i'sr plss.d .s' II. Z, s.a 'ha' is
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large tin buckets holding twenty to
twenty Ave gallons each, perforated like
nlnnow- buckets, and those vessels he
placed in the tender, or tank, Of the
locomotive on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad. The replenishing OF the tank
gave to the fish fresh water, and not one
died on the route from Wheeling to
Cumberland, where they were delivered
to the waters OF the Potomac.
"These fish, unknown before in the Po-
tomsc, appeared as early afterwards as
1861 upon the tables in Cumberland, Md.
1t is we'll known now that anglers have
fine sport in the Shenandoah and other
tributaries of tho Potomac in black. bass
fishing. This is what Mr.. Shrivsr has
done, and for which he merits the thanks
and grateful recollection Of the anglers,
and the inhabitants Of the Potomac sys.
tenn sf rivers
We have experienced the delightful
palm sensation caused by us standing at
one end Of our fishing tackle while q
game fish was ut the other, and can bear
testimony to the truth of DR.. HousroN's
concluding remarks upon the benefit Of
angling in physical as we'll as . moral
sense. He is an NJ. D., and has right
to speak. and is good authority.
Zone week spent in the eager pursuit
of bass or trout in any of ou: streams
would do more to refresh the mind and
invigorste the body that half q dozen
weeks spent In pacing up and down some
lonely avenue with no other object in
view than mere exercise. The man who
has once experienced in his palm the de.
lightful sensation caused by good game
fish at the end of his line, and does not
seek to renew it from time to time, is
certainly not to be envied."
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LONDON, March 3l.-The Times this
morning, hopes that the Ministry may
We, be better advised than TO persist IN
recommending to the Qseen the assuuP-
ton Of Empress of India. It declares 1t
ha. been unfeignedly alarmed BY the
rapid decline of authority and reputation
ofthe govern ment since the beginning OF
the session. 1t does not pretend TO any
special affection for the Ministry, but II
canaot help seeing that the opposition Il
thoroughly disorganized, and that the
energies Of its older members are ex-
hausted, while the younger men are
chiefly remarkable Tor immaturity o'
mind, which threatens never TO ripen,
and the attempt to form . government
out of such msssrisl wouh threaten mis-
chief TO the country. Rven thoee who
think iss fsars fanciful and ovsrstrsinec
must hssitats 70 pres this new title for
ward, when they undsrstaad it dos u
fast pfeviks dheeatsat.
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FINE PROFESSIONS.

VI CUsTIs the editor of Harper
K.;:;.1s, and who took such an active
pain the As! Republican Convention
.NE York, SAYS: Fine professions
:!Tio,n with candidates who arc them
ava c0n,!..-e;; parts Of the thing to
A.sio;nei vii 10: carry the country" b"
rs: s:tAI.nc !: precisely. The Re
P.:.i:sa party il ne thing TO be re-
h'ne3, and each member Of that Or
i,at,'ion IS constituent part. SO TAX
.:s NJ. CcgTis view Of i, fine profes-
r'a 0'ie:o'G oa lie par. Of any can
dtr' lollS:ei by the Republican
patty W.. ~: carry the country.
f'' casta !ea': the Republican
PAri! Is; hai unlimited control of
"e government and the result
every department stincks with
"'P'i'i, and 'a'cs.ity has held high
"I''a. i0' years. Every prominent
~ ID Inc Republican party has either
~ 'PAi;y 10 these corruptlons, or if
II ID 10; have The honesty and eour.
~" expose those who were engaged in
'''a. % where are the Republicans to
- @ar IL their ranks who does no,
;4io'nlng himself? Even our
--''s contemporary is forced to make
~ Notifying acknowledgment that
hs those in the party who would
~sa. |: If nomins,ed. Among
lai among the number whom the
-" aano' Afford to shoulder sre men
~ 'as names Of MoRroS and CoSx.
"a 'a' former being the mos.
''o.'s'i 0! sll the candidates. The
'>''''''- nigh, have extended
- 4 Including BLAINE. until i. e1.
$50. .'Ar' lie Republican party-no. even
F's the immaculate BRI,row-
-sa'e II the dim vista of the hori.
''' while this las; named gentle.
Is nsy not have been soiled
%aen Of althy lacre, vet they do
lave 'eea creased with hog lard.
'1''e charges are false, he has
"'"''asa' par: Of the party .la,
Il iced Of reformation, and
-' Professions now will no, save
Iasy come too late. whisky
'a's'isS.iOn. would eve, have been
nAIsTOw weuld never have
..,..I la 'e:Orner, fifth. Demo-
- ao' captured tie lowe, bou..
"'''s's''so year. aso.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

A FIRE in New Rochelle, N. Y, yester-
day, destroyed property TO the amount of
$4,000.
Henry &. Bowen failed to meet the
special committee Of Plymouth Church
Thursday evening.
Captain Jacob johnson is chief o. Gin
cinnati police, viee Snellbaker, removed
Osman Selen has donated parsonage
worth $4,000 to the Vine Street Con-
gregstional Church, Cincinnati.
Tho jury in the Pahlmsn and Rush
case, Chicago, found the defendants
guilty.
Even bets at London on the Inter
University boat race.
Fifty thousand dollars have been re-
covered from the wreck of the Schiller.
A number Of Fronch workmen will
visit the Centennial.
Two hundred twenty EIGHT cases of
goods from Mexico have arrived for the
Centennial.
Three men were killed, yesterday,
Hcdi SnHu AsiuSS, L Cuupy 'shio' ~ WV
explosion of 3 locomotive boiler.
Governor Ames and family have gone
to Massachusetts,.
Omaha tailors are striking against a
reduction Of wages.
General Schenck reappeared before the
Committee on Foreign Affair, to explain
do hn n -
day. He was closely examined BY Mr..
Faulkner, but his statements about cor
respond with those formerly made.
The President has so far recovered
from his late indisposition as to be ablo
to attend 10 his official duties.
The President nominated Stephen B.
French appraiser of merchandise for the
port of New York; vice Darling re-
signed.
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Relknap 10 be Indicted.

WAsHlxGroN, March 3l.-Evidence
in the Belknap case is being prepared by
the District Attorney here tor presenta-
.ion TO the grand jury, and it is probable
,h., an indictment will be found soon
One hundred thousand dollars in silver
was received at the Treasury to day, from
San Francisco.
Itis believed that the order restoring
the army headquarters TO this city will
be issued early next week.
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FOREIGN.
French Assembly.

PARIS, March 3l.-Iu the category OF
Senators TO se, for fve years are thirty.
nine Republicans and shirty-siI members
Of the Right. OF ;hose whose term Is
nine wears, thirty-three are Republicans
and for,y-one members Of the Right
among the latter Due DeBroglu and the
Bonapartis.s are included.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New YoRK, March 5l.-Nosrr-
Loaned :. s, asd elosed st per cent
Prime mercantile paper 5lss Per cent.
Customs receipts t4l7,ooo. The Assistant
Treasurer disbursed $4,000. CiearnYs
s2l .0Oo. 900. Sterling frm .. is'fs4So.
GoLD-Opensd and slosed A. llSt.
with sales in the interIum u llS4.
E1.~xKry-Sse
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OMAHA, March Sl.-Despite the re-
cent termini decision in the United States
Cour, the number Of fine business houses
and residences contracted for erection In
this city far exceeds tha. OF any previous
wear.
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Tx DemUc-acrats in Congress favor a
,,:uc.ioa in the salaries of officers and q
cs,N.,a. reduction in taxation. The
BspcsEcan, oppose it. Here is an issue
,Gv. Will carry before the people.
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sion, I could find it out myself" BE
said be had casually mentioned IT.
that this official had come to
his houie, and that they had had
this conversation. He said he had
my instructions written out to send me
to st. Louis and he ask ID me il I wished
to 60 there under the circumstances and
If thought that I could be of any use
now that my mission was known.
said I did not think 1 could. I reported
that to the President and
it was decided that could not be OF
any service under The circumstances il l
was appointed in the Attorney Generals
Office.
Q-And the object of your going was
to get hold Of the money! Alt was
to see what was going on. 1 had no
intention of taking the testimony.
Q-Is this cipher in Luckey's writing 7
A-Most of il.
Odd you ever communicate with
Luckey by means of this cipher? Al
did not, because l was not appointed by
the Acknowledgement to 60 out there.
Q-How did you communicate the in.
formation to the President that you be-.
lieved that Belknsp was guiltyf Al
went three times and tried to have an In
terview with him and failed, and then I
put the thing In shape that / could get
at him. got into him through news
paper. l put it in that way because I
did not care to trust anything in writing
in the hands Of any one there TO 60 to the
President. I had made up my mind
that the case WAS in such shape that 1
could do nothing with it, and I dropped
it.
Q-In your conversation with Babcock
in regsrd to this matter did you say to
him that you had proof Of his guilt2 A
No, sir; l told him what evil
denes was there; other evidence
came in just before left there, and I
told him what the evidence was, so far
as knew. He repeatedly said to me
that there were papers and kilograms of
his which, If the prosecution got hold of
them, il would be almost impossible to
explain. l was under him perhaps q
period of three weeks.
Witness further stated that he received
paw for his services from Bradley and
Babcock; that he was to be emplo yed in
the distric. attorneys Office at st. Louis
for the express purpose of preventing tho
conviction of Babcock.
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Bolisy ExpIoston.

PEov1pExcE, r. l.. March s2-Poor
OF the sixteen boilers Of fletchers mill
exploded this morning. killing two men
srd wounding more or Iess 'eriously
number Of Others. Loss 70 mill owners
$40 900
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II the Republican, had control of Con-
,.s, voalda: they impesch Chief-Jus-
lc. W.rr for bis obsolete ideas Of ire
p,ysi ;ish.i''
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" YosE Federal election laws.
--,.,,os Demscrstic House OF Re-
,.se,.s.!ve'.
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Os the passage o. the bill directing an
,... Of subsidiary silver coin, Messrs.
Y,r,xyrs ,nd HEREFORD voted nay.
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W'heelins greister.
G,!4 closed ys,terdoy at llas.

nsxa.Asr tO-daywiAbspartiy cloudy,
-, ,,t 10 ,oath pu.ds, slight change Of
,,o,-ctrrs aud iocdl rams.