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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-18

A LIVE EMPEROR IN THE COUNTRY
Until now the people OF the United States
have never had live Emperor in their
midst. Our dispatches yesterday morning
announced the presence Of Dom Pedro, Of
Brazil, in New York. IIo has come to
look in on the Centennial and compare
our country with his own. His Royal
Majesty has name that would gil two
or three lines OF the ISrELLIGENcER.
to write out, but, for short, he is known
as Dom Pedro the II. His father,
Dom Pedro l., was the first Emperor Of
Brazil, and was tho son Of King John VI.
and Queen Dona Maria l., Of Portugal.
The royal family fed to Rio when the
French entered. Portugal in 1907 and
when they returned the Prince Regent re.
mained and became Emperor after the
revolution OF 1922. He abdicated in 1881
in favor Of his son, the present Emperor,
who was then only 8 years old, and return
Ing to Portugal, drove out his usnrping
brother, Don Miguel, and enjoyed short
lived reign. Dom Pedro II. was declared
otage at IA, by act OF the Brazilian Icgis-
Iature, and was crowned July ls, ls4l.
His reign has been an era Of continued
progress and prosperity for country that
bad previously been constantly distracted
by the quarrels OF factions, and frequent.
y torn by civil war. The ma.
ton has made great advance in the
path Of civilization and material
development, Population has increased,
schools have been established, railways
built, vast tracts Of country explored and
settled, and lines Of steam comnunica.
ton established upon the great interior
FtVer', as well as between the seaports
and the United States and Europe. In
word, raw colony, sparsely peopled
BY ymired and lawlesa races, has been con.
veFted into compact and powerful ma.
"0n' This result is due, in great part, to
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: New YoRE, April l7.-Cotton-Quiet
at 1SItGl3 7.l6r. !, Flour Moderate export
md home trade ,dcmandf superiine western
and SAte 81 l6a+ 50fcommont TO good 81 90
no 20; good to choice S. 30a5 70; white
wheat extra s. 75a7 IS; extra Ohio s. 9Oa
90. ST Louis$5 26a9 cor Wheat-Firm;
spring, no grade md inspected 81 o.; re.
jectsd ahndt $t'11; No. Milwaukee 81 q;
No. Gambler Michigan in store 81 40; white
Michigan in store W. Rye-Firm; western
S5a9Oc; State 81 O0. Con-New western
ungtaded on. track 7Oa79c; old western
mixed prime 7Sc. Oats Steady; western
mixed and State 4Sa50c, Hay-Unchanved.
HOpS-Flrm; eastern and western llal6c
Colee-Firn and unchanged. Sugar
Firm; fair to good 7izC; prime 7jSaSc. No
Rsscs-Qulet, Whiaky-sl ,llH.
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The Chap that Col. Shallcross
Followed UP. ra

From the Pittsburgh Commercial Of ysstcrlayl
The fellow Worms, who some time
,ngo obtained 81, 900 from Chicago hotel
keeper by showing him a atorged contract
for supplying beef, etc, for the Indians
10 the amount Of nearly 81 900, 900, Is
about to receive dose Of vermifuge at
the hands Of thelaw. Worms pretended
10 put the 5000 into IN envelope Jad.
dressed to President Grant which be gave
his victim to mail, and then, asd TO Can.
ada. He was arrested at Montreal, and
his extradition- asked for on d charge OF
forgery. He has succeeded in delaying
the extraditon until now. HewiGl Be
brought back to-day. aT
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--, OYYIcE OF TUE CHEZ SIGHAL 0YgIcER,
WASHINGTON, DC, April ISL An.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
rising followed by, falling barometer
northwest to northeast winds, cooler fol.
lowed by warmer and clearer weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, south and, east winds
increasing cloudiness and higher temper
aturc. ...,., -., .,-..-. l,ss--..-
For Lake Regions, rising barometer,
and west winds, with cloudy or partly
cloudy weather and lower followed BY
higher temperature.
For Middle, Eastern and Atlantic
States, rising barometer and northwest
sloSd St%ai &sss6sf si'R SeS'sT 'Sap9f Paf'e'
The Mississippi river will begin to rise
at Memphis and continue at or near the
danger line from Memphis TO Vicksburp
during the rest Of the week.
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PHILADELPHIA.

pHILApELpntA, April l7.-A colored
man named Sinclair was stabbed and
killed in a tavern brawl, on Locust
street, yesterday morning
The Centennial grounds were closed e
visitors this morning, and remain so tin!
Ill the formal opening on May 10Th,
This is in order that the final work may
be done without the, interference Of visit.
ing crowds. l9Sf'J &c uiIb6 Ids
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the firm and wise rule Of the Emperor
Among all the reigning sovereigns of the
world he is beyond doubt the most learn
ed, cultured and liberal.minded,
Dom Pedro was married when seven
teen years Of age to Theresa Christina
Maria, daughter Of Francis J., King q
the Two siCilies. They hayetwO child,
rem, the Empresses Isabella and Leo
poldina. The former acts as regent dur
ing the absence Of her father. From this
country the Emperor will go to Europe
whcrc he will remain iorioyer a year.
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NEW YORK. q


New YoRK, April l7.-Emperor Dom
Pedro and suite start this evening fdr
San Francisco, via the Erie and Chicago
line. While driving this morning the
carriage cpntaining the Emperor and his
Minister was run into and badly smash
ed, but the distinguished occupants were
uninjured. Another carriage being OBJ
tained the drive was continued rTry,
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ALLEGED DEoIINE! IN THE GRANdH
MovEMGSr.-TKe Washington City Star
Of last Saturday seems to be under the i'm.
preston that the Grange movement is
losing ground. Speaking Of its history
i, says the order, although conceived in
1866, did not spring into actual existence
until 1871. Its most rapid growth was in
1894, when dispensations for subordi.
nate Oranges were applied for at the
rate Of from / 200 to $500 per month.
at il difficult to explain the reason
for its rapid decadeuce. A secret
feature was embodied in The
order to increase its cohesion; but
thil, it would appear, was OF no avail to
prevent members from growing apathetic
and permitting subordinate Oranges
to pass out OF existence. Composed
Of both sexes and all parties, it has
necessarily been unable to play
any direct political part in the legis-
ation Of the country. 1t has been bug
bear, however, to the politicians, and has
excrtcd a restraining influence for good
in many cases. It never succeeded in
getting much OF foothold in the Middle
or New England States, but 1Ourished
mainly in Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri,
Kentucky Illinois, and Indiana, where it
i' to-day strongest as regards member
shipn --,----
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steamer wrecked!

sr. LOUIS, April 1.-THE tOwboat Die.
tator, belonging to HuSe, Loomis & Co.,
ice dealers, Of this city, collided with the
bridge at Hannibal this morning and was
completely wrecked. Harry Young, the
Clerk, and eight othSrs1ofltlI crew were
drowned. No particulars yet.
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'VOLUMEiXXIv---NUMBER 2O4.


2 New YoRK, April l7.-John Ferrell, a
contractor, was shot and killed yesterday
by one Of his workmen named John
Taefe, who was also his tenant, because
OF difficulty about rent.
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Railroad employessays the Republicans,
are much less fortunate than laborers in
most other prominent branches Of indus
sry, tho rates paid them showing an ap.
proach to those Of 10 years ago quite in
contrast with the figures from the manu-
featuring concerns. @Their wages are, in
deed, pretty good index oil the shrink
age Of the railroad incomes and Of the
general economic measures to which the
hard times have forced the railroad cor.
poralions. They seem to think that they
have done their share toward setting the
balance sheet to rights, by submitting to
reductions, and are disposed to ask that
hereafter retrenchments be made in other
quarters. There were some temporary
circumstances which, in 1860, reduced
the wages little below the figures Of two
or three years before. but the subiOined
table gives pretty accurately the rates
and shows difference Of only So per cent
between 1860 and the present time"
soNE PturkRs BaoA THE RAILROADS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-18

DARKNESS AT PARKERsDuRd.- The
City Council OF Parkersburg rebelled
against paying sS5 per lamp post per an.
mum, and tho Gas Company have shut Of
the gas from the public lamps. AT Mar.
rietta they only pay SIT per lamp and
ParkerSburg is at loss to understand
why she should pay more, especially as
the company gets So so per thousand from
private consmers and the directors get
their own gas free.
As yet the City Council have not man.
ifested enough energy TO supply their
public posts with oil lamps, as, for in.
stance, the people have done in Brook.
lyn, and as they threaten to do in 81.
Louis. Oil is, or ought to be, very cheap
down at Parkersburg, and thh fact to-
ge,her with the new l7.hour lamps that
have come in vogue, ought to enable the
city to protect itself against high prices
for gas.
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isl n YEAR.

Inst Rsady-The second number (May) Of this
vondetiully popular mouthly mAERIlne aud diary
Il imtoTtant evUnts and current misCellany. A
eanIiI number, fall Of The eh0cest Teadlng matter
Snd superb steel portrait Of MOODY. the reat RS.
yivtlIat. Price, 60e. CIV. CARLETON q CO., Pub
fishers, Madison Square, New Yofk, apl7eodAv
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WAoslN1S6O AND lS75.-The Spring.
field (Mass.) Republican reviews the scale
Of wages paid in that city in 1850
1876, and says that there has been a
general average advance in the latter
year over the former AZ follows:
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CUBA.

HAVANA, April 1.-THE Havana vol
unteers will hereafter do no campaign
duty, as their services In the field are no
longer considered necessary. 1-r
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i YIoKsnuss, April l7.-The Alton ar.
rivedfrom Helena at Q o'clock last even.
ing. .,s.,l s..I ~ 50. 81 ~ -. M. ,
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NOTICE .
otEsr oupdyIsv Island, cpe.hali nlIe beloS
Ma,SmGraS, Ohio, for sale. Also, ny tnm 90
S1hSsS / rEIIds. In TyIer county, West Vl, hununE
M W ~, Ono river. In which there d no aefes d
Gn GNn,IISsySd InS Iand and iS5 acre. timber land. On Il
iEIsN " Sood dwelling and outbuildrp, lboat
i5S5 besrins Apple TrOos, 800 barring Peach Trees
one steam saw All one pIE sqsI9 prnvps ISsns nsaS
Tisv, Tt washiastOn county, Ohio hpe7-W
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EDITH LYLE

Jus. PuhIIshed-A splendid now novel BY, Ma
MdrI J. H6lmsI, Whose other works arc rad and
noFe.d with deilRhtfui Intsfest-sueh % 'remPeGt
M ESn.hins,H = sIsna KiTefS," Edna BFuWnlbg,' :
tIMesi LaHn,h etc. Pree, o. %.
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BY Telegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
no THRspAnY INTELMoENeKR
IWAsalNGToM nIA
Stay OF Proceedings In the Ma,
gulre Case.

WARRINGTON, April l7.-Senator Bogy
and Congressmeu Stone, Wells and Kerr
representing 81 Louis, accompanied
George Baine Of that city to the Execu
tive Mansion this morning, and presented
to the President petition Of citizens o
St. Louis, asking the pardon Of Con. Ma
guire. The President, after hearing the
remarks in support Of the petition, imme
diately referred It to Attorney Genera
Pierrepont, authorizing the gentlemen
presenting it to inform the Attorney Gen
eral that there was: nc. objection toshil
telegraphing Judge Treat, or District Al
torney Dyer 10 stay proceedings nnti
time should be afforded to receive thcil
recommendations,
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PcrsGns OF hrms liable 10 pay any Of the srcClaI
TAx,S hAhtd above nlnst apply 10 l. II DUtAL,
Collector Of Internal Revenue NJ Whet ling, W. Va
stamri they pted, prior 10 May /, 1871, and WiiR-
out IuTthr Eolioc. -...,. D. u. r All
Commissioner n IntErnal Revenue.
OPFICR or INTERN l. REVEHUR,
Wa nISolOS, y. C.. February !, is'G-
AntO-NATh
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

IN ...
Tho CopartnsIAhIp heretofore existing under the
solved BY mutual consent Gerge W. Hoge Isllrins
from the frm. AL outstanding certificates Apd
Other liabilities Of The arm aTvusSuHed By tbenrm
Of COWen, Sheets q Co, which lueeseds 10 tbe
bIIinos Of the lafo hTm, and VIII e,tntinue 'hs
GEO. W. H00E.
A BHEkTd Irr.
d. II, COWEN.
4, II. SHEEI9
N. SHEETS
March d. ls'C. mr21.M4Th
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pEctsIoy pEyERsED.

The IL. s. Supreme Court this after
noon reversed the decision OF the lower
courts in the Illinois Railroad cases,
holding that railroads remedies for
the alleged excessive or illegal taxation
d not by injunetions, but only by suits a
law after payibgths taxes.
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NEII cARPEIINGs, 90 cents per yard. FELL
II CEILING for ro,nls In place Of plaster. Eel ]
ROOFING and SIDING. For Circular and Sample
address q J. Y, Camden, New JeScy. f
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'DALTnloREao oa1o RAfLRVADco

Nos. tand 5ruu dally; Nos daily except MOD
SOP, Al Id stations between Wheeling ahd ;pJtOn;
No stops at all stations between Wheeling and
Cumberland. N E9i 9i~ps1g lGs EuE : a .v',.l
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Mr.. Blaine eagerly and ;triumphantly1 J
That is, it; and the gentleman holds
thatdocsrine to-day, ! understand.
Mr.. Tucker (defantly)-1 hold it to-
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Condensed Lightning.

The Peace Commissioners are fur
nished with Instructions from the In
terror Department to inform the Indians
that they must not leave their reserva-
ton, stop depredations on Black Hills
miners or submit TO determination.
Negotiations for tile four and half
funded loan have been closed to en-
brace all parties bidding.
Parkman, Brooks 81 Co. have been
endeavoring to have the Treasury clerks
who testified against them removed.
The telegraph line to the Black
Hills is almost completed.
]. II. Murphy, OF Dewett, Iowa, has
been nominated for Congress.
In the 2:26 race at Poughkeesie on
the 25th, Great Eastern won. Best
time 2:22.
Eight hundred ounces of gold dust
arrived at Dead wood, in the Black
Hills Oh the 25th.
The Democrats Of the Eighth Con
gressloltal District OF Illinois have nom-
mated George w. Parker.
\ party of Is men we're attacted by
Indians on Sage Creek on she 10Th alt
and lost several horses.
JAS. Murphy aged IS was hanged at
Dayton, Ohio, on the 25th, for the
murder of VIM. Dawson.
Gov. Walker has been nominated for
Congress from the Sd District of Eir-
ginia, by the Conservatives
Taft has sent a copy of his circular
to district attorneys and marshals in re-
gard to enforcing election laws, to the
President at Long Branch for his APP
prevail.
The Irish rifle team sailed for New
York on the 25h of August.
\ mutiLeer named Bambas was
hanged at Cork on the 25h ult.
\ political conspiracy is said TO have
been discovered III Pampeluna, Spain
Col. Glover, Democratic nomuee for
Congress from the Twelfth District of
Missouri, has for an opponent Capt.
London, greenback candidate.
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was with difficulty that he could rise to
welcome his visitor. :sWeIcone. Mon.
sleur Letebvre," exclaimed the huge
Englishman. "Do not be offended at
my receiving you in this manner, but
my cursed wooden leg won't allow me
to do any thing. You have come, no
doubt, my friend, to see it in the long
run you were not right''
am fugitive seeking an asylum
among YOU
l ou shall stay with me, for you are
really wise man. You will console
me. DO you know, my dear Lefebvre.
that, had it not been for this abomina-
BILE wooden leg rendering me useless, |
should by this time have been admiral
OF the Blue. spend my time in read
ing the newspapers, and III curses that
am tied here when every body else is
up and doing. Remain here you shall
comfort me-"
our charming wife can doubtless
do that better than CAM
ooh, as for that, no. Her wooden
leg prevents her from gadding about
and dancing; SO she has, as a resource,
given herself up to cards and scandal.
There is no possibility OF living alone
with her; i'll other respects she is a good
enough woman"
'.What! was I right, then % ex-
claimed the surgeon.
"Oh, a thousand times, my dear
Lefehvre !; but say no more on that sub
.iect. was All pnutterable fool. If
had my leg back again, l would not
part with the pearing at single pail
Between ourselves, must have been
crazy but keep that to yourself" p
EagkiSh -Magasi1ae.
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Pacific SIopers

Because AIr. t'ranconl has made one
or two slips" ldahoans want the town
named alter him re-christened.
Three large and valuable orchards are
going 20 ruin in Swantou on account of
their being no one to take care of them.
The assessment roll of Vhatsum
county this year toots up $4,000, an
increase ef $4,000 over that of last
year.
Twelve hundred cayuse ponies, bought
IN the Spokane country for ga song,n
were sold at high prices in Chicago a
fey weeks ago.
An Olympia sqnaw known as Mrs.
Jeals was murdered last week at Marsh
vile by Indian Bob. The fellow would
be hanged only the Olympians dread
going to the expense of"trying Indians"
The mnmps are fashionable in Baker
City.
LewisYille, Polk county, needs new
hotel.
Ccandal is the chIet food In Sanctimo-
mous Dallas.
Cinnabar paper weights are call the
go" in Ashland.
The swamp land contests still continue
at Linkvile.
The mail route between Alsea and
Dallas is semi-weekly.
Grapes are ripe in Wasco county,
likewise the whortleberry
Most of the grain is cut with head
er III the Burnt river country.
Ton Richmond, Of Dallas, is "the
big boss hunter of Polk county.
Wheat is coming into Buena Vista at
the rate of IA ads day.
They are raising high rye near Ash
land and distillery close at hand.
George Chaid lost finger in. Coos
Bay logging camp last week.
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New To-Day
Nadional Republican Platform


When, in the economy of Providence.
TINS land was to be purged of human slavery
and when the strength of government Of
the people by the people and for the people
was to be demonstrated. the Republican
party came into power. Its deeds have
passed into history. and we look back TO
them with pri lie. Iucited by their memo
rles to high aims for the good of our coun-
try and mankind. and looking to the future
with unfaltering courage, hope and purpose,
we, the representatives of the party in Ma
tional Convention assembled. make the fol-
lowing declaration of principles
l. The United States of America is
Nation. not a league by the combined
workings of the National and State govern
ments under their respective Institutions.
The rights of every citizen are secured at
home and protected abroad, and common
welfare promated.
2. The Republican party has preserved
these governments to the htindredth anlli-
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Simpson Bros, OF Gardiner, paid
their men off with trade dollars last
week.
r. n. Baker, arrested for bigamy at
Roseburg, has given bonds for his ap-
pearance.
Forty dollars month will be given
a to teacher for Scnool District No. % in
Wasco county.
There are two stores, two saloons, a
hotel, stable and blacksmith shop at
Malhenr City, Baker county.
A row occurred among some thresh-
ers at Eola last week, which ended m
the disorganization OF the gang.
A little girl named Chandler living
at Phoenix, jackson county, fell from
her horse last week breaking her arm.
Miners around Clarksville, according
to the Baker City Democrat, pick up
specimens every day weighing from 1s5
to S3S.
A rubber stamp canvasser was arrest
ed i'll Lane county last week, tor driving
through Douglas county farmers grain
field.
A Lane county canvasser last week
left package of baking powders at
every house IN Eugene City, and this
week the suggestive bar of soap
a Russian Fin named Alexander
Rasmus, filled with enthusiasm and
beer severely stabbed Thos. Butler and
Quincy Elinn, at Roseburg, last week.
According to the Ledepeude7et the
crazy man, John Krall, who was shot
and killed near Roseburg, was attempt
ing to outrage girl named Davis.
when he met his death.
\ man was arrested in a Salem house
of ill-fame on Saturday nuder the va
grant law. Several more were on the
string, bui left ON the train and lIied 10
foreign climes.
Messrs. P. Cooper, 7. NJ. Gardiner
ana George W. Riddle were elected
delegates from Douglas county to the
State Grange. to be he'd in the city of
Albany, on the 4th tuesday in Scptem-
ber
Seattle is s9.o66 in debt.
Peter Ota, oftIe Lacamas prairie, has
cut nearly GOO tens OF timothy hay this
seas.n.
Frank Parker has struck rock in the
Heath District, Idaho, which assays
s172 to the ton
Native silver in a large body of ore
IS being found in Custer galch, Heath |
district. Idaho.
A correspondent says: "Unity crabs
average three pounds a piece Go
10.
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corporations Of the country, ore ofwhich
paid You over 81 ,0o0,0 in less than
two years for pretended legal and pro-
tessional services, fit you for the high
position to which you aspire, and sustain
your claims as an honest man and
practical retormer !?
You know, Mr.. Tilden, that an hon
est answer to each OF these questions
would be condemnation from your own
lips.
We ask you one more question, and
then leave You in the hands of your
friends, who may try TO excuse your
record, but who can never blot it out
from the memory of American people
Is. Do you believe that party
whose whole strength lies in the ex-reb-
el element that supports It, and to which
every disloyal man in the Union now be-
longs, Is better calculated 20 administer
the laws and to protect and advance the
national interests than the party to
whose wisdom and patriotism and cour-
age we now owe the existence of the
Union +?
Mr.. Tilden, these questions will be
asked on thousand stumps during the
campaign, and no evasive answers will
satisfy the people that you are the man
for the Presidency, or that the party
you represent would be a safe one to adj
minister the affairs ofthc Government.
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PosT oFFreE RE.rsrra.

MAILS ARRIVE:
From Railroad north and south) daily
at lilo P. Nj.
From Corvallis. daily, at 1870 A. NJ.
from lebanon, tri-weeklY, fMonday.
Wednesday and Friday at 10. so 4. n
NAILS DEPART:
For Railroad fnol III and --.t 4a;,,-
close prompt at IL. I.I0A M
For Corvallis, daily, at r:.50 p NJ.
,ss,, r9r Lepanon, tri-weekly, monday, We'd
Oflice hours from * A. NJ. to7kpw
Sunday, from II N. to p. n.
Money order office hoI,rs. from, q A ,t ~
r. M. T. u RAYMOND, p. NJ.
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Neither of the Democratic candidates
refers in his letter to the Hamburg mas
sacre. They dared not commend it for
fear OF losing votes in the North. where
there is a prejudice against wholesale
murder for any object, and dared not
denounee it because their chances would
be utterly worthless without the active
support OF the very class OF men who
perpetrated that infamous outrage.