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Lands for Sale.
100000 ACRES IN
" Southwest Missouri

Fiist-class stock Farms, excellent Agri-
cultural Lands, and the best Tobacco re-
giOu IN the West. short Winters, no grass
hOppeTs, orderly society, good markets
and a healthy country. Low Prices! Long
Credit
Free transportation from st. LOuis 10
he lands furnished purchasers. For iur-
Their Information, address
A. L. DEASF.
Land Comm IssiOnsr 81. Louis a San FT IN
cisco Ky. Co. y. W. cor. Fifth and WAL
nut Su., ~. Louis. No. aug7b
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"Nor seek His Further Merits 10 Dis
close"
Portland Argus.

7
A good old lady in this State once at
tended the funeral of man who had
made q little hell of the nelghborhood
forty years. In the very ranks OF the
villagers who we're present more than
twenty had been cut and hacked and
kicked and bruised by him, and his own
skin was completely tattoOed with scars.
But did this good old lady make any un-
pleasant remarks? Not bit OF 1t. She
was u Christian woman, and so she said
AS she looked down into the coffin. "Well,
anyhow, he makes real quiet sort OF n
corpsep'
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sufferers, chronic, painful, and pros
trating diseases cured without medicine.
Pulvermacher's Electric Belts the grand
desideratum, Avoid imitation. Book
and Journal. with particulars, msiled
free. Address PULvERMAcHER GAL
yANIC Co, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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THE SEASIDE LIBRARY.

!. Fast Lynne, 10y MIR. Horny Wood, Doc.
!. John Halifax, Cont. nv Miss Muluuh,
10 cents.
3. Jane Eyre, by Charlotte Bronte, &c.
I. A Woman-Hater, Chas. Neades new
novel, 20 cents.
5. The Black Indies, Jules Verne's latest,
10 couts.
g. Last Days of Pompeii, by Bulwer, loo
4 7. Adam Bede, by Geo. Eliot, &c.
5. The Arundel Motto, by Mary Cecil
Hay. 10 cents.
8. Old Myddleton's Money, by Mary G.
Hay. l0,.
10 The Woman in White, by wilkie
Collins, 20c.
II. The Mill on the Floss, by George
u. The American SenatOr, by II Ollopc ~
Is. h Princess OF Thule, by william
Black, 2ec.
Il. The Dead Secret, by wilkie Collins,
Zoe.
Is. Romola, by Geo. Eliot, Doc.
~. The Field Of Ice, by Jules Verne, 100.
II. Hidden Perlls. by VI. G. Hay, loo.
Is. Rarbaras History, Amelia Is. Ed
wards, Doc.
10. A Terrible Temptation, by Charles
Reade, l0c.
~. old Curiosity Shop, by Chas. Dick
MS, DOC.
;, Foul Play, by Chas. Readc, loo.
~. Man and Vile, 10y Wllkis Collins, DO
~, -. re 'Squires Legacy, by Mary e..
q. Neye' Too Late 20 Mend, by Charles
Is. Lady Aa'laide's Oath, by Mrs. H.
Wood, l0c.
% Aurora Floyd, by Miss. NJ. *. Brad
don, DOC.
q. Victor and vanquished. by Mary &.
Hay, loo.
n A Daughter of Heth, by william
Black, lOc.
~. Noras Love Test, by Mary G. Hay, lOc
30. Her Dearest Foe, by Mrs. Alexander,
20c.
81. Love Me Little, Love Ne Long, On as
Reade, lOc
%. The Queen Of Hearts, by Wikie Col
Inns, l0c.
g. Handy Andy, by SAINT Lover, 2Dc
g. 4 SimpletoD, by Chas. r. AIDE, H.
-. Felix Holt, the Radical, by Gcory,
Eliot, 2Oc.
50. Inc Wooing on, by Mr.. Alexander
2Jc.
q. The Mystery, by MIS- Henry wood,
lOc.
-. AntOnina, by Wilkic Collius, NC.
80 IvanhOe, by Sir Walter Scott, 2Dc.
~. The Heir 10 Ashley, by Mrs. Henry
Wood, lOc.
Al. White Lies, by Chss. Readc, 2Oc.
~ n de- and seek, by Wilkie Collins, DC
-. Hector SeTyadac. by Jules Ve.ne. D.,
~. The Tower OF London, by W. Harrison
AinswOrth DC.
-. A Lies Secret, by Mrs. Henry Wool
Ito.
For sale by NewsdsaleTs, or sent post
paid on receipt Of price, By GEO. VI NRO
Nandewater ST., y. y. az2segb
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Revival Song.

Raleigh Observer.
The following are two stsnzss of ssong
which is very popular among the colored
worshippers of this city and which is
often sung at revivsls:
| shake de dus' of OBJ my feet.
An walk barefoot on the golden street.
/ know my hides chuck iull OF sin,
Rut | know old Peter will let me in.
CHORUS.
Den rise, children, rise up in crowd,
An shout an sing TO the angels loud;
An fix your eyes on de Ian oo rest,
kase hell am hot as a hornets nest.
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Saturday, July 2stb, 1877,

Com ~ encing at ~ O'Clock A. NJ, at the
front door of the Court House OF Ohio
county, in the city OF Wheeling, offer Tor
, ale, at public auction, the following DIES,
cribed real estate, tO-wit: Lot numbered
thirty-five (35) in Graham'S addition To
the said city OF Wheeling, situate on the
north side of Fifteenth street, between
Fol- and Jacob streets, excepting about
SIX feet of the west side OF said lot Extend
ing back seventy-four l7il feet, which was
sold by the said Arthur said lot now
fronts on Fifteenth street about hity-iour
fe I, and extends back tOthe alley. There
is erected on this lot "A large brick dwell
ing house, supplied with modern con-
yenicuCes, and is 4 most desirable pro-
perty. When sale is made, the conway
ancO will include the widows dover
right in the property. Terms made known
o. day OF sale.
Persons desiring To examine the pro-
,perty will call ON the undersigned.
JUDI X. q. Bakk, Executor.
me above sale is postponed until SAT
CkDAY, SEPTEM Der /, In.
j. G. HERVEY, Auctioneer:,
Ihtabove sale is adjourned until SAT
ukDhS, September 10, 1877, at 10 o'clock
A; NJ. PARTIES wishing to purchase Will
pleasetk notice that on the above nam
ed date I've said property Will positively
be sold. sep3i
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE,

DIGHTY CHOICE BUILDINGLOTs ON
ID Wheeling Island; price trop s4OO TO
SOU each. Only one-sixth OF the lurch ase
money required IN cash. The resisae may
De paid annually in i've equal INSTALL
ments, with interest. Apply 70
JOHN P. GILCERlS,
ocaUh At Top Mi.
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:ond 10 make close connection al
columouss i Sca S Tor all points West and
SerhSSssssia d trains make son1 Ss% 9er *
f sSnnd trains make direct Ws eSnR agd
S,rhwest' ,,co cars on all night trains.
'Pg.lmar ga pJg'TSB JRGH AND BAL
EHhhHT IaORE DiVbSlON'
LEAVES. .wasbiSgton Pa,
,Wheelins on, n daily at......ll O5A. M
IDLY aI''''o ~ washington, Pa.
.Sneeling ..osp daily Att 10 p. M.
Iuly at..-o,So', IaSundays excepted.
'saGtsiy 10 all principal PS nnrs On Surins
,,tJ Di ONCE open az I'LL D
jaedH. THoS. X. SHARP,
Master OF Transportation.
rryRIES, General Agen- mai0
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4 Poor Job.
Boston Herald.

Boston Herald.
Brother Moody! you did not half do
your work when you converted Mr.
Spencer, the rascally president of the
Chicago State Savings Bank. A good
revivalist should be able to warrant his
work.
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EOR SALE.

rNHE LOT ON KENTUCKY STREET,
l. belongingN W Enoch Miller. ~ Is 40 feet
front 10y 90 deep. For further Information
enquire on the Premises. JylSh
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EXECuIQR,S SALE.

TNHE UNpkRSIGNED EXECUTOR OF
the last Will and testament of n. G..
Arthur, deceased, late OF The city OF
Wheeling, West Virginia, hereby gives
notice that by virtue OF the provisions OF
said will, he will on
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ALL PERSONS KNOWING THEM
= selves indebted to the late nrm OF
Hennegen, Bates & Co. will ind IL 10 their
interest To call and settle without delay,
al No. lld Main street ielg
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DAILY, tDaily except Sunday.
Sleeping cars from Pittsburgh TO Cincin-
.i IaA' Louisville, indianapolis, anu 81.
SS",l's aud from Columbus to Chicago
without change.
~. y. ". CALDWELL. Gen. Manager.
~ L. BRIEN, Gen. z. & I. Agt.
GENERAL Offices, Columbus, y. jyl6
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RECEIVERS SALE.
John \. ROney,O
vs.. In chancery.

James Barr,
In the Municipal Court OF Wheeling.
10y virtue OF an order in the above en-
titled cause entered the LIST day Of Sep
TENDER, 1877, the undersigned will, on
WEDN E~DAY, the 18th day OF September,
1877, beginning at 8 O'Clock A. NJ, proceed
TO sell AT public auction, in The store room,
No. 1927 Market street, 10 the highest bid
der,a lot of Plum Ders Tools and Materials,
Scaife Boiler, Drain Pipe, Shelving, &c.
Also, the lease for said tore room, No. 1877
Market street, " hiCh lease is Tor one } ear
from March 81, 1871.
Tsrms OF sale cash.
sp7u LOUIS +. STlFEL, Receiver.
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FOR r e N T.
FOR RENT.

UlHE BRICK HOUSE NO, s. SOUTH
/ Broadway, containing six rooms and
"A nall.
For terms, inquire at lO2S Chaplline
Street. Terms moderate. au2Z-h
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athesliag R2e9ister.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

DAILY REGISTER.
one year............sS w Three months...H w
SIX Inonths....... 4 w One month";. rs
TRI-W REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
One copy, yr..s4 0O One copy q mos.S w
WEEKLY REGISTER.
one copy, yr..Sl so Six copies, yrs 50
One copy, mos % Ten copies,l VI. IL 10
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NOTICE.

uth Grand Monthly Drawing, Tuesday,
November 9TH. Capital Prize ssJ,Oi. Tick
cts 81 each. ag3le " SGT
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FORTY YEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
DIR. G. MCLANE'S
CELEBRATE
LIVER PILLS.,
PoR THR CURB OF
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.
POR THB CURR o

Symptoms of Diseased Liver.
DAIN in the right side, under the
edge of the ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the paints in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder-blade, and
it frequently extends to the top of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for a rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general are costive, sometimes alter
native with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in the back part
There is generally aconsiderable loss
ofmemory,accompanied apain-
full sensation of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. A slight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofweariness and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains of a
prickly sensation of the skin; his
spirits are low; and although he is
satisfied that exercise would be bene-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try
it. In fact, he diStrusts every REM
edy. Several Of the above symp-
IONS attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few Of them ex-
listed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER Pills,
IN CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, arc productive
ofthe most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory
to, or after taking Quininc. We
would advise all who are afflicted
with this disease to give tlem =
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and
us simple purgativc, thej are I'M
equaled.
BEWARE OF IMITArTOTs.
The genuine DR. C. MILtNE's
LIVER PILLS are never Nsdr coated.
Every box has a ri waX seal on
the lid, with the Impression DR.,
McLANE's LIVER Pills.
The genuine NcLANE's LIVER
PILLS bear the signatures Of C.
McLANE and FILMING Bros. on the
wrappers.
Ao~ Insist On your druggist or
storekeeper gi'ing you the genuine
Dr.. c. McL EE's LIVER PILLs, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh.
Pa -
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FOR SALE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

A SALOON ON MAIN STREET. Bat
a location in this city. Enquire a.
ag2sb REGIsIEH OFFICER
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
a a Fortune. ith Grand Dollar Drawing
IS77. Al New Orleans, Tuesday, October
ID. louisiana state Lottery Company.
This Institution was regularly incor-
porated by the Legislature Of the State
for Educational and Charitable purposes
in 1858, with Capital ofSl.0OO,D0l, 10 which
IL has since sddeda reserve fund OF $780,
OOC. Its grand Single Number Drawings
will take place monthly. II neTeT scales on
pOaDOHes. Look AZ the following scheme ::
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
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OLD SWEET SPRINGS

N1ONROE COUNTY, W. VA. THIS OLD
vi and delightful Sum mer Resort will b."
open TOR the acco m OdatiOn of visitors on
the 18th OF June. No establishment II lts
superior In point Of beauty, comfort or els.
gance Of It's appointments. Charges per
dien, -; per week, sl7.O; per month, So;
SRtsnen Ihd1I t.h yeaIs % ag. nan prIos.
accommodations. For further informa-
ton address j. W. YOUNGER,
JeZb superintendent.
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- |" WIFI H-VfVVOs
10000 Tickets Al Que Dollar each.
INTERPRETATION PRIzEs.

. Approximation Prizes OF $50. so
9 90. go
ILL.,. 80
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'pH2 aus At all stations between
so. sIoP,a cumberland; No: AZ stops
hrelipS ans ans between Wheeling and
'''0D w,sSTBOUND 7RAlSS. :, -. u
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e for circu lars or sann orders r.
NJ. \. DA UPHLN,
P.O. Box 612, View orleans, Ia.
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4 S,.uDenyille accommodation leaves
+p-S.-rsat44OP. Bridgeport at 4 30, ana
s,rv,s Al steubenville al 8 10 P. NJ.
i.,ysS Steubenville at 7:41 a. m, arrive
Isl Bridgeport at 80 a. m. $780, ,,ore
special accommodation trains lea'e
Rim Al $3.50 a. ~, and l241 p. m;
B,is-gor 9:45 a. M. and l 20 p. III arrive
Al V9riin's Ferry at $50 a. IN. ana lIV p.
N. Ra,urnlug leave Martins Ferry az
i sam. anu ): 81 p. m; brldsSP1 IL ~, ~.
8 No. and SiJp. m; arrive AT heii"li f''
j. sOa. m, and $50 y. 10. ,,a
rcketsto all principal points in the
Raj and Wos, can De procured al Uhe
pnlon Ticket ONCE in McLure House, ana
81 the station at Bridgeport. ,.,.,
+. K. MYERS,
man Ganafal PASSENGER & Ticket agent.
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William A. Wilson, Executor OF the last
will and testament Of william P. Will
son, deceased, late OF Ohio county, and
IN his own right,
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and ST. Louis
Railway. ,,.s,,,,,
DAN.HANDLE ROUTE. CONDENSED
/ time tab = OF through and local trains,
iJuneai, lS7:

DING WEST.
No 8 No 10 No -, No 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-15
THE EpIscOpl1 CONTENTION
What Has Been Done and What Remains 10
he Considered.

BosroS, Oct. li.-The work accomplished
by the Episcopal Convention since i- siitngs
here. practically speaking. amounts 30 nothing.
The amendment to the constitution for tho or
ganization of portions % diocesos into mission
AIRY Jurisdictions, although adopted hy the
House OF Deputies. in the judgment Of leading
members is practically killed hy non-concur-
rent action ol tie upper house or House
Of Bishops. Tho Amendment for shortening
forms Of service as now conta ned in the book
Of Common Prayer and which WIS discussed
three days, WAS crushed in the lower house by
u vote uf two to one. 1t now rcma ns IN the
hands Of the CQmmtco on Prayer Book. aud III
majority of TINT commute" arr hostile to amy
innovation in the church service. all riNnr" of
change Is considered prrpoSternu-, -o far ~ the
present Convention j. concerned. Tho leading
questions that remain 10 be considered ARE the
organization ot IA constitutional commIN- On. tO
be composed OF seven bishops. seven prrshytcrs.
and seven laymen. and the proposed change Of
the name of tho church 10 that Of the Chur'h II
America. II Is cNpcrtrd by some that the Com
vention will conclude it, lanor- on oct -.
Drs. De Koyen and Seymour are -pok, of ~,
candidates for b-h0prir honors IN thrncw dio-
ceses created in Illinois and West Virginia.
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reals in the past ten years


To arrive at the amount Of corn sent abroad.
It Is properto count in that which goes in the
compressed form Of pork. Our annual hog pro-
duct expectation II about 10000 hogs. As IL
takes about fourteen bushels Of corn to fatton
each hog. that will be equivalent to about So
OOo,OOO bushels more OF corn 10 be added To- the
exports annually as sent in the form Of animal
iood. We also send n great deal harrellsd up
in the shape OF whiskey Corn meal is included
in tho estimate. reduced 10 bushels.
The receipts OF whent at Western lnke and
river ports Chicago Milwaukee, Toledo. De-
troit. Montreal. 81. Louis. Peoria. and Duluth.
during the four weeks ending Oct q. from tho
now crop. werc l3.O99315 bushels against
ydar howns VIII s an r nG of e1sh@s Hs as
The shipments from those ports in that time
were .O2i.O5S bushels. an Increase H A.:
SuO6sO bushels over the corresponding period
of the year before. California has been this
Year an exception 10 tho rcst OF the country,
Her crops have lion of. Between July and
Sent "a Of this year her exports Of wheat we're
4.Oll 900 bushels less than during u correspond
ing period of 1876.
the probability Of other seabourd cities TAX King
away our grain trade has not been altogether
cSeSs seems m pfs,y wei ny
ours during the period of activity In movement
OF crops to the senboard last year and this. be-
Of -four and grain at Boston, Philadelphia. and
baltimore during thnt time amounted 10 a.
74s. .993 bushels at New York 10 hut - .65T iGs
This year. during the corresponding time. those
ports received 23.2i2.3Sl bushels. and New
York. 81 1923 .3l5 bushels. From that showing il
crease, New lork'S receipts have fallen on only
1888 SOB bushels. while tho-" ~ the other ports
named have declined IL .53i 6l2 The records
OF receipts show that the water routes bringing
grain and Hour t. this port have held their own
within about "a 600 bushels, and that the fallinl.
OF mas been in tho receipts by rail.
The Increase in England's importation Of
hreadstuif- from this country in the year ending
Aug. 81. 1877. amounted 10 almost as much ~
the average " her importntions during th'
ten years preceding. OF corn alone she took
out 33.uuO.OOU bushels. Her total lmuortation
WAS about 80 900 900 bushels ot which 10000 OOt
were from this country. and 2uOuO.OuO iron
southeastern Europe. The importation ot corn
into Germany. France, and the United King
dom promises TO lncrense largely. ns of lat,
years u general tendency to resort TO It as food
for stock. instead of oats and cut fncd. has beer
manifest. il is found "a be onc-ihird cheaper
in England. than the material hitherto employ
ed for that use. Germanys supply Will. how
ever. be drawn mainly from Hungary.
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INDIGNANT POLICY HOLDERS.
A Sample orthe Way in which Jeweiiis Kun
Ing the Charter OaL Life.

HARTFORD, Oct. 13-polcy holders in the
Charter Oak Lilo Insurance Company are in
diGnant at the proposition which the new man
ngemcnt is making. Tho blank agreement
which each is asked to sign is made public to-
day for the first time. and is condemned by
those outside the company who have hitherto
stood hy the cX-Postmaster General in his al
legged Efforts to save the concern. The contract
or agreement il not dependent for lis binding
force ON any but Individual signatures. Thai
il. II \ signs il he thereby assigns absolutely
two-ilhs 81 his policy ii B docs mot sign it. he
continues his insurance N NJ present. There
fore. those who sign are paying their two
ilnhs not 10 the company. but to the
policy holders who do not sign. Tho
intention is 70 hrnI up these latter as fast
as possible. This agreement has been signed
by number of policy holders in different
parts 81 the country most OF whom probably
Thought they were signing II contract which WAS
only 10 br binding, if lsayl ninc-icnths OF all the
policy holders agreed TO it. Now that it has
been explained, the sgnerS will dccreabe
This Is sample of the way in which Jewell
Is running the concern. ana the forthcoming
puhiirali On II his contract with FurDer will IL
lumine the whole series Of transactions.
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TO-DAY'S CIBYNET MEETING.
A Special Session for the Final Consideration
of unyes's ~ Me-sngc.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l4.--Thcre has been
much speculation to-day rs The Object OF the
special meeting OF the Cabinet. viii h will be
held tomorrow morning. aAl the theory has
been advanced that the meeting il for the sole
purpose Of deciding upon important appoint
rnents that are 10 he made. Inquiry. however
in Cabinet circles demonstrates the fact that Il q
meeting Is designed mainly for the flual CON
siderdtion Of the De facto Pres dents message
To Congress. and 81 b other incl ntal matters
us may cQme ny. Ii also stated upon good
authority that each Ca'u-t NJ n ~ter Will To-
morrow submit To the de- laeto Prs denta -
Of the apl oiatine mis- thai hay" been made n ms
drpartm"nt d and awnt confirm ton. am the
same " 40 he suhDitvd ~ tac W. iu q rrHSi-
dent 70 the mate. perhaps not before Tuesday
or WrIn = lay, Tor. - matters ntW II lul, t'lr
de- ierto President VIII transn.t not' 'us to Con-
cress ON the opeuiug duy of the -sion eNe.lt
The inr-S ..." while tie ~ '"t u- vis NOT cail"d
for fh" purpose N CONSIDERING any Now ap-
lo n'nrhi~. n Is ncv- rtl.i0S~ po~- l'ls That tde
sun" ~ any lr'"r Hl. q tl l~- appointments
may com un iNr cousitnrltion uioln o.. su =
c'stion ot auy m"mb.r oi tlH Cll.ut. s. fer
rs tnr appointment oi the AS~''!at JHst.rv o'
the Supr IN" Court I- crue.rned. there have
been 10 new deveO pnrr-s
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WHIT RANDALL's rICTORY MEANS.
Opposition 10 Eatrnvagnnt appropriation
nnd Corrupt subsidie~

WASHINGTON, Oct. li.--It seems now to be
generally conceded that while Mr.. Handall's vic-
tory is one OF the most overwhelming ever
achieved In our political history. 1t is also one
OF the cleanest He goes into the chair halnpercd
by no private engagements of any kind. He
has entered into no combinations and made
no pledges. and it is assorted that no living man
can rise up to claim the performance Of any
promise with regard 10 the distribution of the
Speakers patronage. A Senator caused Mr..
Randall to be approached early In the summer
with n proposition that he could he given cer-
tain votes on condition Tint he would promise n
make n single aproiutmcnt on AN important
committee the appOintee 70 hc ntmcd hv the
SenHtnr. hut the Senator wHs informed
that Mr.. Randall had made no promises to auv-
body and did not intend 10 maze any: and he
has ever : ucr bitterly opposed Nr Randall :
eloction. Tie truth IL thHt Nr. KandtlNs cNu-
diiacy WIS the only one that had ideas. pr.n-
cples. aud party policy helinl H.. II nom ma
iion by such n Tremendous vote on the first bnl-
lot msans simply and only that the Democratic
party - not going to Hhate is oppos ton 10
standing armies "Nirnvagnnt appropriations.
and the corrupt Republican system of su' sidirs
TO corporations Mr.. Randall WIS n'rcoy op-
posed by all these interests and hv al ;h. Rings
md organized lobbi"s represented here. and
his triumph is the triumph oi the better Gle
ments OF the party and the country.