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SENATE.
SENATOR noorn on nIs NoMINArIoN.


Senator Booth Says he does not intend
10 pay any attention to his nomination
for Vice President, not regarding it as a
matter worth special notice. He Say'
there ara only two points Of accord be-
tween his financial views and those O.
tho convention, namely: that United
States legal tender notes should be snb
stituted Tor all National bank notes aud
that the easiest way 10 bring them up Ia
the gold standard and provide for thciI
redemption is through the inter conyer'
tible to the 3.G5 bond system.
After the introduction and reference Ol
several bills and the presentation Of a
number OF petitions, legislative business
was suspended and the Senate resumed the
consideration Of the articles OF impeach
ment against Belknap, late Secretary oi
War, with closed .doOrs. Al i:45 the
doors were re-Opened and Legislative
business resumed.
The chair laid before the Senate cOm
munication from tho Secretary OF III,
Treasury enclosing report OF the di
rector Of the mint, in answer 10 the Sen
ate resolution, showing the annual pro
duet Of gold and silver in the Unite'
States from 1915 TO 1876 inclusive, anC
nm estimate Of the products Of Other
countries. Ordered printed and laid OF
the table.
Ailpr u brief executive session the
Senate adjourned until tomorrow. ;
Al The evening" session Of the House
several speeches were made in reference
to abolisling navy yards, and a speecl
by Wallace, OF Pennsylvania, upon the
financial question.
Adjourned.
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PITTSBURGH, May i9.-Pig Iron-VCry
dull; No. l Foundry quoted At $94 00a25 on;
$9l 00a99 80. Petroleunl-Dull; crude Sc 20
at Parker's; refined 14%c, Philadelphia de-
Itvasv
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NO RELIABLE INFORMATION.

BERLIN, May 19.-The Riehsan:eiger
states that investigation at Sslonica has
not yet afforded any reliable explanation
Of the real cause OF the assassination of
Consuls, It is certain, however, that
the murders had no connection with the
alleged forcible detention Of the Christian
~; Il
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BUSINESS IN NEW YoRE.-Thc Journal
Of Commerce Of tho 10th contains the fol-
lowing comment on the business Of the
preceding day:
Trade was fcarfally flat yesterday. The
emptiness Of buyers IN the various stores
was deplorablc. There are plenty oil
them, but they chiefly congrcgate in GER
tain jobbcrs' stores. II was not to do
business; but rather TO chat, pull oyer
goods, talk Of the Centennial, or anything
else but buying. First hands take Il
philosophicaIly. They have fretted and
iumed i'll they are tired. II does no
good. Even buyers seem to have few
relenting pangs OF compunction. One
prominent gentleman from the West rG'
marked to-day that tho state OF the New
York market reminded him forcibly OF
the days before the war, in 1851.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, May 19.-sixty Deputies ab.
stained from voting yesterday on Ras-
pail's motion for general amnesty, inclnd-
ing Gambetta.
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BOsroS, May 1O.-owen MARROW, a
well.known actor, died in the Massachu'
sets General Hospital this evening
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
TO THE DAILY INTELLIGENoER
CON c r E S S.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, May IS

An elloft was made TO have inserted il
the Record a personal allusion OF Single
toms TO Gen. fairfield, on Wednesday, in
the debate which had been stricken ouI
at the instance OF Lamar.
A motion OF Randalls TO lay the mat
ter on The table was carried.
The House then went into Committee
Of the Whole, Clymer in the chair, on the
Naval appropriation bill, and was ad'
dressed by Willis on tho navy yard sys:
tenn and in favor Of the abolisLment Of all
navy yards except those OF Brooklyn,
Norfolk and Mare Island.
Mr.. Whithorne, chairman Of the Naval
Committee, next addressed the committee
in favor OF various measures Of reform
and economy reported from that commit
tee.
Mr.. Blount, the member Of the Com.
mittee on Appropriations who has charge
OF tie bill, Congratulated the House on
the fact that this measure OF economy met
the sanction Of every member Of the Com
mittee, and be complimented the Secreta'
ry OF the Navy on his cooperation with
the Committee. This bill made n reduc.
ton Of about Sl,5O0,OOO as compared
with the Naval appropriation for the
current year. llc gave notice that he
womb ask fOg still further reduction in
the bill.
The Committee rose, and the House
took recess till 1880 +. NJ, the evening
session to DO for debate on the Naval
Appropriation Bill, with the understand.
Ing that all general debate on the bill
shall be closed this evening.
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OUR neighbor, the Register, is still feel
ing bad, as well ii may, over tho rise
mp" of Old Bill At Cincinnati on Wcdncs-
day. The papers are generally inclined
to look upon it ~ death blow to both
Allen and Thurman at 81. Louis, nnd n
"bad lick in bad place" for the Demo-
cratic party. The Register sees "no good
10 result from the action Of the Convcn-
tion." A Washington special to the
Cincinnati Ga=cite Of yesterday says that
."Ouite a number Of prominent Demo.
SrntI declare themselves now in favor oil
going to 81. Louis prepared to ignore Ohio
Hltogethcr, Oh the ground that " mis-
takes Of yesterday will surely give the
State to tho Republicans, and those who
by their advice and leadership, have
brought such n condition Of affairs about
do not merit tho least recognition in the
National Convention"
The New York Times says tlat"no more
important event has taken place in the
Democratic party since tho opening oI
the canvass for tho Presidential nomina'
ton"
at destroys Mr.. Thurman'S chances al
st. Louis, and ii makes the nomination
there Of any man not acceptable TO the
InilationistS extremely Improbable"
The New York World, the Democratic
organ of the New York Democracy, feels
about as bad M our ncishbor, and eS'
presses itself ps foliows: l.
"The Democratic Convention at Gin
Dinnati yesterday adopted declaration
OF financial principles embOdying, The
contradictory hcresies which secured thu
defeat Of the Democratic party in thai
state last year; aud resolved 10 present
10 the National Presidential Convention
M ST. Louis tho name OF William Allen
who was last year remittcd by that deiea
10 private life. The country will be lei
in sone doubt perhaps whether the loca
pollticisns OF Cincinnati who accom-
plished this brilliant result were mor'
eager to prevent the adoption by the 81
T.onis Convention OF Democratic can
dilatc from Ohio, or TO secure the adoop
lion by the Cincinnati Convention Of {
Republican candidate from Ohio. The!
have pretty certainly accomplished th'
first OF these objects, and they have don't
more than had been previously done by
any and all political forces TO accomplish
the second Of these objects. The Rep1b
Iican leaders will he strongly tempted by
Yesterdays events to make a determinet
effort at swelling their already probable
majority at the October election in Ohio
by nominating General Hayes for tho
Presidential conflict in November"
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New ORLEANS, May 19.-Our Calves
ton dispatches report another daring
stage robbery on the Elpaso line Of stages
Two hacks full Of passengers were stop
ped by three highwayman, on the open
prairie, eighteen miles west OF Dallas.
Before finishing their work, another hack
full Of passengers came up, and on being
ordered 10 stop the driver whipped up
his horses and escaped. Several shots
were fired by the robbers which were re.
turned by the passengers, but no ono was
hurt. As soon as the robbers secured
their booty, which is reported TO have
amounted to several thousand dollars,
they shot their own horses, mounted
the best ones belonging to the stages'and
rode ofTtowards the Indian nation. From
the description given it is supposed that
they were the same party who recently
captured the San Antonia stages. A
mounted squad Immediately started in
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Ghe9ntelliaettrer

VIZ observe that our old friend Isaac
Goudy, ESQ formerly Of this city, is .
candidate for tho Legislature in Marshal
county. We can say for the information
Of the Republicans Of Marshall that Mr.
Goudy wag oneof our truest and best men
here in war timcs and afterwards. We
particularly remember his standing by
the soldiers in the City Council ." " Ger,
tain memorable occasion when their right
to vote was al stake.
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LATER.

A Fort Worth special 10 the Calves
ton Ne,rs datedthe 10Th, says: "Informa-
tien just received states that ten men in
pursuit OF the robbers were only ten
minutes behind them early this morning
on Graplaine prairie, From the
descriptions given, it is supposed they are
the james brothers. The entire country
is aroused, and their captureis considered
oo.tasou u
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Teas and Tobaccos
1890 MARKET ST.,

Having added Retail Department to our whole.
sale business, At
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HOWELL, PAUL. & SINCLAIR.

BOYS and MlpDLE.aGED MEN trained for sue
ccssful ttaTt In lIusine4 IIfc at Eastman College
The Oldest largest and only fnstltutIOn that gives
an Actual BlIsincss PmctiCe. Currency and Mr-
chandise used have a real value Each day trans
actions based on quotations Of New York Market.
New BuIIdlngS. Hates low. Graduates assisted 10
situations Applicants received any week day.
Refer 10 Patrons and Graduates In nearly every
city and town. Address for Particular aud Cats
IOElle Of 5000 Graduates In Bllhncs, II. q. EAST
MAN, lid, POughkeCpale, N. y.
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weather Report.
WAX UEFAHIUbNNl
oVyIcR oV THR CHIEP Sl0NAL OvFIcER,
WASIINaToS, DC, May :0-l a. Y. }

In the Gulf States, Tennessee and The
Ohio Valley, a stationary or rising bS-
rometer, southeast to southwest winds
and continued warm and partly cloudy
weather.
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OPPOSITE THE OPERA HOUSE,

We now offer to the city t1lC at reduced prices
latgb aud complete assortment Of Teas
GunpowdGrs,
Young HySony
uysons,
lInIRTlAlS,
,lannA
UOl0ngG,
SOuChOngs;
And the leading articles Of Chewing and Smoking
TOlacc0S manufactured In tho C0Ilniry, consisting
81 part Of The following brands:
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ST. LOUIS.
Suit for Damages.

Sr. LOUIS, May 19.-FTugh F. Sum-
mers, Of Pike county, one Of the jurors
in the Mckee trial, who was charged
with having prejudiced the case, has filed
u suit against the GloLe.DCmOcnat for va
rious articles published in that paper
deiaming his character, for which he
claims $4,000 damages.
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WASHINGTON.
Civil Service Investigation.

WASHINGTON, May 19.-B. II. Camp
bell, u. s. Marshal Tor the northern dis.
trici of Illinois, testified before the Civil
Service Committee to-day. His testimo'
ny was almost precisely similar to the
matter contained in his letter to Miss
Sweet. Blakely was honestly indebted to
him in the sum Of $1,000 and notified him
that Miss Sweet would pay the indebted;
ness. She did pay him s., los but he had
not the slightest knowledge or intimation
that it had anything TO do with her ap'
pointment as pension agent. He only
learned this during the past few weeks
and had paid the entire amount back to
Miss Sweet.
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AGre to-day, at Green river, Wyoming
destroyed $1,000 worth Of property.
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WEEKLY.
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our risk In Drafts or PoStofice Money Orders, and
where neither Of these can DO procured, send the
IuOnCy In y Registered Letter.
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news In all departments, from al quarters o.
the world, Is well Us u complete record oil local
events.
THE WEEKLY IL printed on Thunday, and can
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TO COSTRIBUTORS.-NO attention will DO paid
10 anonymous communications; every article
must BE- accompanied BY the Writer'Sreal name
and address.
Business Letters for Us should be addressed
FreN 4 Campbell" and should In no case DO ad'
dressed 10 either Individual member OIL the firm b!
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The Hon. Henry &. Davis and
His SOn.in.I,nW.

From the New York Sun Of Thursday
A bill for the admission OF New Mexico
rs a State OF the Union was jugglcd
through the Senate few days ago, and
is likely to be reported fuvorably by a
mixed majority from the Committee on
Territories in the House. This scheme
has been on foot for several years, and is
chiefly urged by the corrupt Ring who
have absolute control OF the Territory,
and who have run it by the rules OF
Grantism since 1870.
S. Il. Elkins, the present delegate in
Congress, is Grant Republican and the
head Of this notorious Ring. BY assur-
ing Republican Senators that two votes
one OF them his own-would be gained
by the admission Of the State, he was
able to attract support for the bill which
otherwise could not have been obtained,
and 10 induce several Senators to with.
hold opposition on this partisan ground,
This Elkins is the son.in.law Of Henry
G. Davis, Democratic Senator from West
Virginia, who urged his side Of the cham.
Der 10 aid the bill on the ground that two
Democrats would come to the Senate. BY
this arrangement the family would
achieve the object Of their ambition,
though one OF the parties to it must be
inevitably cheated.
No good or even plausible reason can
be assigned Tor making New Mexico u
State. It is a barefaced job in the inter-
est OF an organized gang Of thieves. Ac-
cording to thcexaggerated census OF 1870,
made 10 order by officials wholly un.
worthy Of trust, the population was re-
turned Mt 9l,S7I, composed oil Mexicans,
Spaniards, Indians, "greasers," and adj.
ventnrers of all kinds, who follow the
army and float along the frontier.
OF this population about onC-tenth only
speak the English language and have the
habits Of our civilization, so that, in fact,
about nine or ten thousand people who
have driftcd down into New Mexico dur.
ing the last quarter Of century, are now
coolly asking for two Senators and u
Representative in Congress,
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From the Cleveland Leader.
Private DaIzell writes letter saying
that il Hon. Lorenzo Danford is a candi
date for reelection to Congress in the
Sixteenth District, he is not. This is
manly and sensible. There is an over.
abundance OF candidates in the Sixteenth
District, OF whom Mr.. Dalzell is one. Mr.
Danford is now in Congress, and is doing
excellent service on the Investigating
Committee on Expenditures in the War
Department. We are in favor, rs rule
OF keeping men in Congress so long as
they conduct themselves worthily and
continue TO grow. The weakness OF the
present Congress is in the fact that ii il
filled up with raw, ignorant men. Two
years in Congress simply prepares man
to be useful. Mr.. Daniord has made .
good record during the three years that
he has spent in Washington, and his de-
termination to be a candidate for re.elec.
ton will undoubtedly unite the Repub
licans Of his district without opposition
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Republican State Convention.

A Convention Of the Union Republican Party Of
West Virginia will bc held ut Clarksburg, W. Va,
on THURSDAY, MAY II, 1876, for the purpose OF
appointing ten delegates to the Union Republican
National Convention which Is to assemble at Gin
cnual on the 18th day Of June, 1916, and to NOM
mate Ave Presidential Electors.
The committee Is Of opinion that II will bG I'M
practicable to avoid holding two Conventions, and
That the purposes Of this Convention arc not Of
sutliclen, importance to Justify calling for large
county delegations and therefore suggests that each
county will sOnd Ave delegates-tlesc delegates TO
10 appointed by the County Executive Committee,
or by County Convention, us such committee may
deem expOdient. 1t Is proposed to call another
Convention during the summer, at which the COM
mI,leo hopes to meet all, without regard to past pO-
litcal differences, or previous party affiliations,
who arc 10 favor Of making such changes In our
lava as time and experience have shown necessary;
who arc 10 iavorOf the continued prosecution and
punishment Of official corruption, and VINO are In
favor Of rCtrepchment and ecOnomy In the admin
istratIon d our State affairs.
By order Of the State Republican Executive Com
Inittce. JoMS ". MASON, Chairman.
sRArroN, ". Va, Feb. IS, 1876.
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[I'rom the wcllsbuE Herald.

lIIOm thc NelbbuIB lleIuu'
In the Wheeling Intelli9encer OF Monday,
we find a very lattering notice made Of
the editor Of this paper in connection
with the State Senatorship from this Sen.
atorial District, to be filed, as is stated,
at the Fall election, by some one from
Brooke county. We are under great oh.
legation to friend Campbell for the very
complimentary way in which he puts il;
but US we are able to see at present, with
certainly none the less thanks to him per.
sonally for good intentions, are inclined
to say that complimentary only il must
remain. Circumstances render II unad.
visable that we should come before the
public as u candidate for the position;
and therefore We do not desire 10 be in
the way Of some one who probably wants
it, or upon whom the public might wish
to bestOw it.
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The Only Way TO Conquer Dys-
DcpSin.

1t Is perfectly preposterouS to introduce pOpsir
and other artificial solvents Into the stomach IL
the expectation that they will assist digestion By
acting on the food itself. They will moi Nor is !
possible thus to overcome dyspepsia Tho only
way TO conquer that disorder, and prevent tho nu
merOus diseases aud disabilities which 1t assurcdlI
provOkes Is to renew the activity Of gastric actor
by Strengthening tho stomach. HOstCttCr'S stOm
ach Bltters eradcatcs tho most invetcrate forms o
indigestion by restoring vitality to the almentar!
organs and those which are tributary to them
The liver, the bowels, the kidneys and the nerves
no less than the stomach, experience the inVigUra
tive effects Of that standard tonic, which pOssesse
Alternative properties that greatly enhance It's ben
which they would not otherwise posses. COd4W
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Iron AND NAIL MARKET.-The Pitts
burg Manufacturer Of yesterday gives Il
rather blue account OF the iron market
Several lots OF Eastern (anthracite)
makes shave come on the market there nj
low prices, and broken down anything
like firmer feeling. The tendency is
for the present, to lower priccs-and quo
tations are at S2l to % 50 for gray forge
ON four months time.
Business in manufactured iron is dull
and unsatisfactory. Orders are notsatis'
factory either in amount or price. As
for nails, the trade is fair. The market
is quoted ut 81 55-sixty days.
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WEEKLY.

BY mai, IN Gduanos, poItags FPad
One yGar.,........"..S3 COIsIx mOnthI...".."sl Z
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

BY mai, In GIpdNos, poIta0s TFtpatd.
Que year......."..".SS OOIThree months-.....s2 o
SIX nlouths........... I OOlOne month.......... Is
Delivered by Carriers In City l5c per week.
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Scorc One for DR.. undcgrntr:

From the Pittsburgh Commercial.
1t being understood that Hon. Lorenzo
Danford, the representative from the Steu.
benyille (Ohio) district in Congress, will
not be candidate for reelection. Dr.. J.
r. Updegraff, Of Jefferson county, will
be presented for the succession. 1t is
not our wont to NEEDLE in these contests,
but we cannot let pass the opportunity OF
saving that DR.. Updegraf'is man who
would adorn and honor the place. Pure,
honest and capable, he presents all the
qualifications the times can demand. lie
spoke at several points in this county,
last fall, and was everywhere hailed as an
eloquent pleader for the right. No man
from abr Dad has ever made better i'm
preston in this county, and everyone
who heard him, last fall, will be delight;
ed TO hear Of his nomination, II it should
be made, and OF his subsequent election
to Congress.
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IT seems about time for this cold snap
to so into bankruptcy, as it were,
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THE Methodist brethren yesterday
chose Hon. b. F. Martin, Of Taylor coun-
ty, and Editor Atkinson, OF Kanawha
county, rs lay delegates to their General
Conference. This is good divide, polit'
icalIy speaking, as tho former is strong
Democrat and the latter very warm
Republican.
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DIED..

PANNELL-on Thursday, March 10, 1870, ut .
o'clock p. NJ, MARY ANN PANNKLL.
Funeral from theresideneO Of her brother, Alex
ander PANEL, No. 625 Main street, on Saturday af-
ternOon at O'Clock. Friends Of the family are 70.
spectiully invited to attend. Interment at Green
wood Cemetery.
osBORN.-on Friday, March II, 1876, lazy
r., daughter Of Amos J. and Laura G. OsOOrn, in
the 9TH year Of her age.
Funeral from the residence Of her parents, No.
1875 Zane strest, Island, on Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Friends Of the family are invited.
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WEST VIRGINIA CERTIFICATES $50 call
ed-.reully Virginia certilicatcs)are quoted
ut 81 bid; Chesapeake & Ohio mortgage
G's at 80; James River & Kanawha Cana
lst mortgage G'S at Sc; 2dmortgagc do. al
Al; Richmond City IS at ll1ti Richmond
6's at OH; Petersburg IS at 96!; Lynch
burg do. at 1Ol; Norfolk C's at rs; James
River 4 KanNwha Canal stock at asked,
AZ; Parkersburg branch Mt asked 0
Central Ohio (common) Al; do. preferred
Mt a.,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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