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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-12-20

IehAnRe the name of our. town from
Bridgeport to Fsticity, on ACCOUNT of
1.-THE happiness that seems tos p rvade.
leomfnunity like an epidemic of.
messles. The brethernin one Of our
Churches many of them at last love
each other SO tenderly that tStbey can
hsrdiy repress tneir sfft'ciionste desire
to hug the sralps of each other when
they meet. The nwe are all on our ears
about the drowning case. Slander
suits are talked of. Divorces are being
Fobtained, IA q pleasant pastime We
hOrsewhip one another. Loving and
tender cussedness reigns supreme and
above all We have an ex Councilman
who is not happy.
Gun wads are trump.
/ He OF the red neck tie trumps up
some caustic charges,in Sunday Leader.
! Wher tell us where does high fanc-
tionaries in the Church spend their
leisure hours of Christian ease? --,g-7
/ Whats the d. .ffprence between a 'sgun
wad" and nickel is conumdrum
easily asked but whsre sin Kirk wOod''
an they both "leagal tender"
4 Why need Congress waste its
valuable tune On the silver question,
when ''sun wads are trump"
Remonetize Silver If you may, but
who wants any better currency than
good christian ''gun wads" costing
nothing and are ''a legal tender" worth
60 cents dozen.
Tom Ewing certainly never heard
nf Resumption" already accomplish
ed ''in KirkwooOd," or Il he wsuid
never have made that speech against
: it and that tOD with the christian
circulating medium of ''gun wads."
, Oh "Wad" some power the gift ii,
: gle us to see our sels as ithes see US is
: song used by some christians, it i
. alleged in our town.
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Alice Oates has commenced a S25.-
600 libel suit against the Cincinna
Commercial. -'''
Root Alexander, colored murderer
WAS lynched la Rutherford : county
Tenn, Saturday night. ,au f@sf
| Senator Patterson IL not stricken
with apOplexy, but had an attack Of
vertigo on Saturday. - F aei
The Gordon -Conkling duel will no,
come of, but the TIVE Senators do not
speak, to each other. A f ~
President Hayes asks Senator Conkl.
ing fDcall at the White House. He
has III feeling toward none. an ai-,
\ ,Lhn ,Ippes killed bi. daughter near
Newark. o., Friday. for alleged i'm
proper conduct. Hegave himself up.
"A man named Coulter killed q. ID.
Evans, II farmer near Kirkersville, o.
evans struck the first blow.
Bowels, of the Springfield Republi
can. is improving rapidly.
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. .1ls 4 LIVELY ExEcUTIvE sEs-
? .-f.-s .I,s ;, Sion. II .rs,rs- si
. War of Words Between Senators
! - .Conkling and Gordon.
Special to Cincinnati Gazette.


. .saiiz WAsHiNGToN. d. c., DEC. IA.
4 The Senate 10 executive session to-
tisy finished much mere work than has
been usual Of late. Among the cCnfir.
3 rnations were those of Captain Lee,
9 lConsal at Frankfort, and Nc. Lane,
J Consul ut Nassau, vice Mahlon Chance.
The session was a. scene OF u passage
q between Coukling and Gordon, about
which Senators are exceedingly retl-
CEN, but which has caused a sensation
among them. Gordon was bitterly
opuusing the confirmation of Wade, u
Kepuhlican, as Collector of the Third
District OF Georgia. Thurman inter
rupted to say that if the relations OF the
North to the South were to be passed
5 in review at length on every contirI7a
tlo1, ,businte, cad n3t be expedited. Al
: this Conkling and several others spok'
s.Out. is usual in q session where bus:
ness is pressing, "Gu on with the cal
5 4nder.1 Atthis, Mr.. Gordon exclaini-
ed. ina very offensive manner, "The
Senator from New York is issuing
!. orders to the. Chair" Mr.. Couklng.
after asking Gordon TO repeat, replied,
eff the Senator from Georgia means tG
say,ttlat L issue or,iers to the Cha r, he
? says what is not true, and lest the Sen
atur should not understand me, re-
peat, that if he means TO intimate that
issue orders. to the Chair, he saye
what Is not true.' This was spoken
with great emphsis by Conkling, Cor
don retorted. "This is a matter that
can be settled outside oil this chamber
rUonkIiug replied. "Yes, or We can
settle it new," and he then again re-
speated mis- first remark to Gordon, and
the latter only said it was matter Il
settle outside the chamber. Thurman,
I. HamtiB, and other Senators undertook
tosmooth the matter over aud effrcl
immediate reconciliation, saying thai
Conkiing,s exclamation, "Go on with
The caleoder," was usual one, and
there was no cause for Gordou's feeling
:. hurt, but both Conkling and Gordon
sat still under these attempts to smoott
the matter over, and said nothing
!. There are wild rumors as to hostile
meeting, but. the friends of neither
pity seem to have any clear idea as tt
what Is to be the result OF the row.
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Foreign Summary.

EWhen Osman Pasha was presented
~ rs the Grand Duke Nicholas after hi,
q surrender they shook hands, and th,
Duke congratulated him and said,'.l
- congratulate you on your defence O
- . Pievna.9 It is Oae of the most spIenCiiC
= fcats in history. This was hailed
3 with cries sf brave from the Russian
80 ;oficers present. In their opinion hi
has not lost the title of O5man ths
: fVictor by bis surrender.
faii - the circuier nute of the Porte ap-
: pealing to the signatory powers o
Europe to mediate for peace is now
published. 1t says the military honor
- ff both the contestants must be abuu
tiantly satisfied, and the moment ha,
ssrrfved for them to accept peace with
-. out affecting the dignity of either, bu
ut the sarIie TIME asserts that Turkey i,
not at the end of its resources, and /
still prepared to fight for her own de
= fencs. though anxious to stop the
{ a. further effnsicn Of biood..s -
Various repults state that Osmar
PAsh. Is dead. One rumor stated tha
i1abad- C ynImittesi suicide because hi
q = was fissurned by t4se surgeons that hi
aes. would haze to sI ffsr thea u,putation %
his wound feot. gAii Turks have q
Il horror suf -urh lrfultistion. The repor,
:. - b. still Doubtful alsa ag-5ffsf. 3. 81 -
.sssi-- Tue Turks haze burned and ab4bd-
oned Elena, which has been. oc, upied
by the Rnsspans. The S-rvians have
crossed thes frontier, and are marching
on KQssova. :, ..s,-. ,s.-, ~ s.1h
ri The Turkish, Chamber Of Deputie.
. have elected a. Christian as presiding
.Oncer. ~ aac - t;s5..s
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scribner for January.

The January .SCR[BNER begins and
ends with a Christalas poem Mr..
Boyesen's opening bail4d, 'Jarl 81
gurd's Christmas Eve is the means OF
re-introducing to the magazine the
pencil of Mrs. Mary. HaIleek Foote,
who has made a lhrge illustration for
this poem and is hereafter to contribute
frequently. Another phase of holiday
feeling is given in Irwin Russel'<
Christmas Night in the Quarters
which reDroduces aud old time scene
ia the South, and contains three separ.
ate dialect poems, with illustrations by
Hopkins. An anonymous paper on
'Dr. Schliemann at Mycen@,' reviews
in Judicial vein the famous discover
les of that explorer, many of the objects
including some of the finest, being
shown in the engravings. John Bur
roughs returns to his favorite topic in
Birds and Birds,' for which Miss
Bridges, has m ide several drawings.
entitled "A Glimpse of YOUTH and
Stedman another on The Last Token,
suggested by Max's picture ofthe same
name, which is here engraved. There
are also poems by II. H. Sidney Ian
ier. Paul Il. Hayne, Mary E. Bradley;
aud others. The story of the number,
by the elusive Sake Holm,' relates to
the Civil War and is called joe Halo's
Red Stockings Many readers will
turn at once to a paper of new an, C.
fdotes of 'Pidgin English by A. A.
Hayes, Jr., a ID to H. HIS sketch OF
American frontier e,entitled "A New
Anvil Chrous.' What the Presidents
have thought In regard to appoint.
ments is summarized in l.. NJ. Dormans
Century of Civil Service THE
Growth of cities in the United States
/, is treated by B. G. Magic, Jr,, who has
a word of warning for the South. The
serials by Miss Trafton rnd Edward
EgglestOn are continued.
In his department., DR.. Holland dis
cusses W est Point and the EducatiOna
Charities, Books and Reading Fit
ting for College,, and Work for the
Machine The Old Cabinet' has, s,some
thing about Gossip and the U. s. Cen
sus, Law PORTS in Novels Reasons
for not voteing for Reform Candidate
'Midgets,' etc. Home and Society
contains suggestions about Private
lTheatricals.' etc. Culture and Pro
gress,' has a dozen book notices, and
The Worlds Work records variety
of industrial Improvements. 'Bric-a-
Brac' is given over to Irwin Russll's
poem mentioned above.
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BorH Houses Of Congress have &c

Both Houses of Congress have sd
journed, and the weary statesmen, in
stead OF the sffairs Of great nation,
viii soon be welding the more conso
ling Christmas knife and fork. "May
good digestion wait on appetite anC
may our worthy law makers rise frou
: the festive beard with clear conscien
ces on, the silver question, refreshed
and inyigorated, and prepared t,
: make fresh sacrifices on their country
altar. This brief armistiee will b.
welcome 10 all, and to none more per
chAps than to the President. The nom
: tnasiop, discussions, and confirmation
Ioofstbe Executive turkey wilhDo doub
= pass effpeacefully and satisfactorily t
} al concerned, and, though il come un
: ise&eoued With Executive session de
y Gfte, the bird will be none the les
u agreeabie eytothe Executive palate
Cleveland Herald. q li@ -
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NEWS ITEMS.
Gen. Sheridan is in Chicago.

Gen. Sheridan is in Chicago.
Congress has adjourned till January
10. ~ 4 -
There is no more political excitement
in France.
The two days. fight on the Mexican
borber was only local affair.
The Chicago University building
was destroyed by fire Saturday.
Mccormick, ss Com missioner Cane
raj to the Paris Exposition, stands con-
firmed.
The Blaine Hill difficulty has heen
renewed, and it is feared will become
serious.
Henry Clay averted duel betweer
Senators Poindexter and For syth forty
years ago
Gov. Hubbard, of Texas. has asked
Government aid, and troops will bt
forwarded. -a,.s ,,a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-12-20

WHEN General Gordon champions .
sRepubiican President, but declares thai
the Republican party is corrupt, and
Senator Herman appeals to his brother
Democr to vote in q certain direc-
: fion 30 order that the return of Re-
publican Senator from New Yors
6tiste may be prevented, it Is time for
true and earnest Republican to stop and
Q sank and think hards 'fs F7sg -
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4
several departments, to investigate
the frauds and abuses, to sit during the
recess and have power to send for per-
SONS and papers. The Republicans OPP
poser the latter clause of the resolu.
tiOn with much earnest3ess, and fiual-
iy rssorted to dilatory motions to / rs-
vent action. A vote by yeas and nays
vas ordered, when the Republicans,
led by MIR. Butler, of Massachusetts,
declined voting, leaving the House
without quorum, when no motion
ia In order but motion for call of
the House or to adjourn. At 7P.M
an adjournment was carried.
In the Senate on Saturday The
| Deficiency md a number of other bills
were signed. - '''' ri a0' i-'.i .s
After several failures to transact new
business, a motion WIS made to go into
Executive Session. This motion was
submitted for the purpose of consider
ing the difficulty between Conkliny
and Gordon in Executive session
yesterday, and after the doors were re-
opened the following PAPER was Iilad,'
pobiic: "Durifl. the secret session Mr..
/, Hamiin, offsred the following, which
vas unantmouslyagreed to: Whereas,
A misunderstanding having arisen
between Hon. Roscoe - Conklfny.
and Hon. John B. Gordon, in th+
course OF the Executive proceedin Is OF
the Senate yesterday, and mutual
understandings thereon having been
trrived At, us. set out in the following
paper. Its ordered that said paper bt
eutercd at la ge on the Legislative Jour
nal of the Senate During AN Execu
tive session 81 the Senate held ly-stert.
| day, words were UTTERED both by Seiiay
'or Gordon Of Georgia, ana by Senator
Conkltng Of New York, which were
mutually fen I be uukind and often
sive. Reports Of theiHeideut aplear-H
ing in the papers OF .tiiis- mourning,
which ar1 1inaccurste and unjustto both
'pe etkers, upon careful inquiry as to
What WAS SAID by each speaker, and
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Adams. xho tas. been crying fraud In
the Bosfonian ear-for many months.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-21
SMUGGLING HAVANA CIGARS.

INVESTIGATION ON BOARD THE STEAMSHIP CITY
OF VERA CRUZ.
Tho seizure OF 80, 600 cigars the Havana steamer
City OF Vera Cruz by Custom House officers has resulted
in an investigation Of the smuggling by the Mcssrs.
Alexandra, the proprlctors OF tho line. Mr.. John
Alexandra cond ucted the investigation. which was
finished yesterday and six oil the crew were dis
charged, the ostensb!e being their neglect OF
duty. The examination developed curious facts.
Tho cigars discovered IN one Of tho water-tght
compartments tho forward part Of the ship. II bad
been into. tho cigars deposited thercin and then
fixed up in such way TO escape notice On the ar
rival OF the vessel her dock this city tho Custom
House searchers were formed OF the place whore tho
cigars concealed by one OF the hands on the
vessel, and they made the capture The cutting
into tho watertight' compartment characterized as
most reckless piece OF villany for, II the
ship had come into collision there would have
been no means Of saving her IRON gong TO tho bottom
On the last voyage the ship experienced terrible gale
IN tho Gulf Stream, which lasted two days The waves
broke over the vessel, carrying away the bowsprit,
stavng in the bulwarks and doing other damage Some
Of the sailors say they had to swim from their hunks
to the hatchway, tho water being six feet deep No
one expected to outve the storm. The boats got
ready be lowered and the hard tack and water kegs
placed them to leave tho snip as 1t was
thought that she could not stand the gale three
masted schooner which had kept company with the
ship Tor many hours was lost sight OF. and IT is sup
posed that she went to the bottom with all on board
Mr.. John Alexandra said yesterday that they were
trying their utmost TO break up the smuggling but II
cigars Crew after crew had been discharged but all
TO no purpose HI further said that oneof tho vessels
hands, who knew that tho cigars were In the water
tight compartment, discharged for failing TO report
II to the captain.
MORN SEIZURES
Captain Brackets officers yesterday seized on board
the steamer Clyde, from Havana, !, 600 fine cigars
which were about being struggled on shore. The con.
traband goods brought 10 the Custom House and
turned into the Seizure Room.
A bolt vt prunella cloth, struggled IN from Canada
and presumably belonging to a case OF the same after
which the Treasury officials looking, selzed by
Captain Bracket At a Broadway store and taken pos
session OF by the government This roll OF cloth
similar to the lot shipped by the alleged agent Of the
smugglers, Mr.. McClenaghan, OF Montreal