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and desired such an opinion Of him 10 be
entertained in New York. Regarding
the famous "Gabble" dispatch, Mr.. Kel.
u read the following;

and desired such an opinion Of him 10 be
entertained in New York. Regarding
the famous "Gabble" dispatch, Mr.. Kel.
ly read the following:
SALEM, Feb. 10, 1877.
10 Hon. Jas. X. Kelly, RdShiBoton, d. C,
Ideny that sent any telegram 10 Til.
den. ] never sent a cipher in my life.
g.. ...e L. F. GROVER.
Bitter remarks from man who was charged With
buying his seat in the .. y. Senate 1',' :
After the reception Of the message
from the House las 10 the electoral count
on Monday, Mr.. Bogy said that tele.
grams were sent from Washington 10
Florida Immediately after the election
which meant fraud. That fraud was not
so plain and direct as in the Oregon case,
because the man in Oregon was new in
the business. The telegrams from Wash.
ington TO Florida emanated from men
ol more experience in fraud and rascality.
The Electoral Commission in the case Of
Florida laid down two rules for its guild.
ance. First-That they would not inyes-
tigate anything which had transpired
before or preceding the return
made by the Governor, excepting
in relation to the eligibility OF electors.
Their decision left that question open for
investigation by vote Of eight to seven.
1t was, Of course, believed by the whole
country that the same rule would be ap-
piled to Louisiana, yet we know that but
yesterday the decision was reversed /;
we know that member OF that commits
sion but yesterday changed his position
upon that subject, and while it was COM
petent in the State Of Florida to 60 be.
hind the returns to examine whether the
electors were or were not eligible under
the Constitution Of the United States,
when motion was made by the Senator
from Delaware, Mr.. Bayard, to apply the
same rule 10 Louisiana the decision was
reversed. The name Of that man who
changed his vote upon that commission
Justice Bradley Will go down to after
ages disgraced; his name will be as.
sociated with Marlborough and Jeffreys,
and il never will be pronounced without
u hiss from all good men in this country.
The credentials OF Senators-elect Coke
and Hill were filed.
Mr.. Morton said he had heard with
regret the remarks made by the Senator
from Missouri in regard to Justice Brad
ley. If that Senator could have heard
the discussions OF the Electoral Commits
sion as he (NIr. Morton) had heard them,
he would not have made such remarks.
The time would come when the opinions Of
the members Of the Commission would
be published, and he was sure the Sena-
tor would then see he had done an act Of
injustice TO an able and conscientious
Judge.
The discussion as to Florida, and the
testimony taken by the committee which
visited that State, was continued by
Messrs. Sargent, Cooper and Jones, Of
Florida, until recess,
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Revolutionary Propositions ut
Washington.

The reader will not fail to notice the
revolutionary spirit that actuated some
Of the members Of the Democratic Con.
gressional caucus held at Washington
Saturday night. That model Demo
cratic statesman, David Dudley Field,
moved for the appointment Of Commit
tee to consider the propriety Of withhold.
ing appropriations for the army. Con-
gresham CoChrane vas in favor Of all
sorts Of diIatory proceedings to delay
the count beyond the 4th OF March, in
order, he said, TO bring on another Presi.
Dental election next fall.
1.-THE Democrats should iilibuster away
the time for couple OF weeks, the law
applicable to the case will be the follow
ing;
SECTION li7. Whenever the ofiices Of
President and Vice President both become
vacant, the Secretary ofState shall forth.
with cause notification thereof to be
made to the Executive Of every State,
and shall also cause the same 10 be pub.
iished IN at least one Of the newspapers
printed In each State.
SEQ. las. The notification shall speciiy
that Electors Of President and Vice
President OF the United States shall be
appointed or chosen in the several States
as follows:
al. II there shall be the space OF two
months between the date OF such noti6ca.
ton and the first Wednesday in December
then next ensuing, such notification shall
specify that the Electors shall be ap.
pointed or chosen within thirty.four
days preceding such first Wednesday ia
December.
"2, II there shall not be the space oil
two months between the date OF such no.
iihcation and such first Wednesday in
December, and II the term for which the
President and Vice President last in Of.
fec were elected will not expire on the
Sd day Of March next ensuing: the noti.
tication shall specify that the Electors
shall be appointed or chosen within thir.
ty.four days preceding the frat Wednes.
day in December, in the year next epsu.
ing. But II there shall not be the spaes
OF two months between the date Of such
notification and the first Wednesday in
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Fraud Coming Home TO Tilden's
MnunA

The Wheeling Register had so many
ferocious head lines in It's issue Of satur.
day, announcing the downfall Of Ameri.
can liberty because the eight men would
not vote with the seven men, that Il en-.
tirsly forgot to print the cipher dis.
patches showing the unparalleled infamy
that was attempted by certain Democrats
in Oregon. w. T. Pellon, the nephew Of
snmuelJ. TiIden, was a party to this at
tempt to steal the vote Of Oregon, The
correspondence between him and the
scoundrels in that State who were doing
his work, was dated at and directed to
TildenS house in Gramercy Park, New
York, as the following dispatch shows;
CORTLAND, Nov. 2S.
"W. T. PeiiOn, Gramsrey Park, Nag York {:
Certificate will be issued to one Dem.
ocrat Must purchase Republican EYeaor 10
recognise and act trih Democrat, and secure
the vote and prevent trouble. Deposit
$4,000 to my credit with Kountz Bros,
Wall street, Answer.
J. H.N. PATRICK"
~ fully indorse this.
JAS. X. KELLY"
This man Kelly is the Democratic
Senator from Oregon. He is just now
afraid OF being dealt with by the Senate
perhaps expelled-and hence, as will
be seen in this mornings dispatches, ia
busy attempting to explain that he did
not know the contents OF the dispatch
when he signed 1t. He wrote on the
dispatch al fully endorse this" and yet
now says thathe did not understand the
meaning Of the words, which is u mighty
thin come of indeed.
Bnt-PeltOn understood the words. He
was in correspondence by cipher with
the fellows in Oregon who we're trying
to get away with the vote OF the
State for his uncle. 1t will be
in order, however, for him to come
out now and tell the country that he had
no idea what the words meant A fellow
by the name Of Patrick endorsed by U.
S. senator) was trying to impose on him
with lot OF hnintelligible rigmarole.
Such an explanation would be scarcely
thinner than Kelley's speech in the Sen.
ate on Saturday.
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Died Of His wounds.

EvANsvILLE, Feb. 1S.-A Journal special
from New Harmony, reports the death Of
a burglar known as Geo. Johnson, who
was shot while breaking into n store on
Thursday night He was 80 yeara old;
medium build; gray hair, and he said he
has daughter. On his person was
found lady's gold watch, a fine diamond
ring and seventy-ive dollars. Nothing is
known OF his antecedents or relatives in
this city, where he has been staying for
ONE time.
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The MurdererS OF the Crew OF
the George y. Wright.

SAN Francisco, February 1s.-A Vic.
toria dispatch says that the Government
has decided 10 send gun.boat TO the
island where the Indians report that the
crew OF the George s. Wright were mur.
dered. The tribe TO which the alleged
murderers belong is small but warlke.
The Indian who makes the statement
offers to conduct the gun-boat TO the bay
where the bones Of the murdered men
are still to be found.
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MINOR TELEGRAMS.

HARRrsBURG, Pa, February 1.-THE
large bridge over the Susquehanna-Eiyer
at Selin's Grove burned tonight.
New YORK, February 1.-THE tin
boxes stolen from King & Son are re.
ported, late tonight, to have contained
United States bonds, mortgages, securi.
ties, ETC., valued at 100000.
NEW York, February 17.-Petitions
receiving numerous and influential sigma.
lures are circulating here approving Of
the bill pending in Congress appropria.
ting $4,000 for the execution OF the plan
Of Captain Howgate for locating colony
in the Arctic Regions, that these may be
successfully explored and the North Pole
discovered.
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The MAN VINO Nhot I,acknrd.

MOBILE, February l7.-Weldon, who
shot Governor Packard, was recommend.
ed to the firm Of Pepper & Co. by G. D.
Spencer, general salesman with Claflin &
Co., OF New York. Pepper states that
Weldon began service with him Novem-
Der 20, 1876. Early this month he was
reprimanded and did not again make his
appearance until the l4th inst, when he
called for payment, which was made.
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No. 10, drsmercy Park, New York,
where Tilden lives, was headquartersfor
the receipt Of cipher dispatches from
Oregon, from tie fellows who were try.
ing to corrupt the Republican electors
and steal vote from that State for Til.
den. These same fellows now despair
Of the Republic because the eight men
would not vote the way the seven men
wanted them.
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Weather INDICATIONS.
WAR DKPARTMENT,
lnnicn nn TUE EuINR GInNLI AnniI,n

WAR DEPARTMENT,
oPHrcR oV rHR CHlHB SIGNAL OPPiCE,
WARRINGTON, D. C, February l9-lA. H.
PROBABILITIES.
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, south.
west veering 10 colder northwest winds
falling followed by rising barometer and
generally clear weather.
For Lower Lakes, southeast winds and
falling barometer, shifting to colder
northwest and northeast wind, rising ba
rometer with lower temperature and
cloudy and snowy weather.
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Caucus Of Republican senator's

WASHINGTON, February 1.-THE Re-
publican Senators had brief caucns this
morning, called to arrange the order Of
business, but no action was taken. The
political situation was alluded to with n
general feeling Of satisfaction and Of con-
tidence that the Electoral count will pro.
ceed without any serious obstruction or
lalav
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ESCRIBNER'S MONTHLY.
An UnrIvaIIed Illustrated Magazine.

When sCRIBNER Issued its famous Midsummer
Holiday Number In July, friendly critic said Of It,
Wa are hof sure but that ScRIGNER has touched high
trdisr mark. Ht dOnot See tchai trOrLfG are n to Il
70 cOHqdeT." But the publishers do not consider
that they have reached the HLimd fhtle Of excel
lencc-they believe "there are other worlds 10 con-
queT, and they propose 10 conquer them"
The prospectus for the new volume give tho titles
OI more than fifty papers (mostly illustraiedl, by
writers Of the highest merit. Under the head Of
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December next ensuing, and Il the term
for which the President and Vice PreBi-
dent last In office were elected will expire
on the 3D. day Of March next ensuing, the
notification shall not Rpecifythat Electors
are 10 be appointed or chosen"
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Secretary Of State.

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A Tnii ,,Sin ' io""'
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FIRE RECORD.

SAG HARBoR, February lS.-A fire this
morning destroyed over thirty buildings,
burning over an area Of q quarter OF a
mile long by 500 ieet wide. Loss eSti-
mated at atSl50,000 on buildings and about
$4,000 on stock. Numbers Of houses re.
mote from the fire caught from sparks
and were more or less damaged.
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Obituary.

VIENNA, February 1s.-Herr Mosen-
thai, dramatic writer, is dead.
WASHINGTON, February IS. : Rear
Admiral Charles II. Davis, Superinten-
dent Of the Naval Observatory, died this
morning Of heart disease.
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FRANCE.


PARIS, February Js.-Le Temps con.
firms the statement circulated that the
Sultan is i'll, and saysit is feared that he
is suffering from paralysis Of the brain.
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SeeToidTy 9f StdiS.
Wm. II. Seward, n. Y.
Secretary Of Treasury,
Salmon T. Chase, Ohio.
VIM. =. FeSsenden, Ne.
Hugh McCulloch, Ind.
W. A. Richardson, Mass.
Seeretdry Of War.
Simon Cameron, Penn.
Edwin N. Stanton, Penn.
U. S. Grant lad lntarim)
Illinois.
J. NJ. SChotield.
Secretary Of Nary.
Gideon WGlles, Conu.
Secretary Of Interior.
Caleb b. smith, Ind.
John p. Usher, Ind.
James Harlan, Iowa.
UrVllle II. Browning, Ill.
Attorney General.
Edward Bates, Mo.
James Speed, Ky.
Henry StRnberry, o.
William NJ. Evarts,N.f.
PoIiHdJtSr General.
Montgomery Blair, Md.
VIM. Dennison, Ohio.
Alex. ~. RIntlall. MlL
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IF s men vote one way and Z men vote
another way, the inference to be drawn
Is that the s men are partisanS and the
men patriots. This Is modern Demo.
cratic lopic.
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TaE usual price for waste paper will
be paid for the petitions lately floating
around for signatures praying President
l.llden to appoint certain parties here.
abouts to office.
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VOLUME XXv--NUMBER ISL.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SALE

BY virtue Of two certain WrIts Of Fierl EaclaS
lone Alias and one Purlesl, Issued out Of the Cir
cult Court Of the United States for tho Western
District Of Pennsylvania, and to me directed, /
viii expose 10 Public Bale, At the MRnhals Once,
Vania, on
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E. j. vNGER.

This House OHcuSu superior accommodations to the
Public and 10 those who arrive in the city by rail-
1t presents many advantages. All Passenger trains
Of the Allegheny Valley Railroad, PCnnsy yanIa
Railroad, Pan Handle, Pittsburgh, F. W. & c. &c.,
&C., land their passengers almost under the roof Of
this House, and guests Of the ,ame arc thereby
saved Tiue, Annoyance and Express charges
Guests Of this House are, without delay on arrival
in Pittsburgh, in quarters, aud convenient, at any
moment, step on bOarl Of departing trains.
nB-The Hoase, pleasantly located In the busl.
ness centre, Is furnished throughout In the best
manner.
hTPmttleally areprOof.
EB-ThO Cuisine Department Is u leading feature.
5B-Raic. 81 90 per day. ieiS.s
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VALUABLE
Ohio County Farm for Sale.

The heirs Of William Yates, late Of Ohio county,
". Va. deceased will sell at private sale, on easy
termsl ie tIaGt Of land situate two miles north Of
Valley Grove PostOticc, on the waters Of McJiraE's
Run, in Liberty District, In Said county, which d
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, February ls.-Mon-
tenegro has asked for two months exten.
sion for the armistice, for the Considera.
tion Of her claims. 1t is not probable
that Turkey will grant the request.
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VIZ should like to see Democratic
burst OfindignatiOn over the gigantic at.
iempt' to steal the vote Of Oregon for Til.
den,
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The following list Of Cabinet officers OF
the Republican Administrations is not
without interest at the present time: !
LINCOLN AND JoMXsoE,l GRANT.
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oMAHONY DEMONSTRATION.

returning 10 England.
oMAHoNY DEMONSTRATION.
LONDON, February 1.-THE prospec.
tive arrival Of the body Of John OMa-
hony in ireland, has ELECTED the greatest
interest in the ranks Of Irish National
lists. A series OF imposing demonstra-
tions will, it is expected, take place,
Thousands Of Irishmen, not sympathiz.
ing with the Fenians, will Join in the pro.
cession at Cork and Dublin to manifest
their hostility to the present system Of
British rule. In illustration OF this, it is
stated that the home rulers will march
with the advanced natiOnAlisLs, or as they
are called, Fenians. Cardinal Paul Cui.
len has been solicited TO permit 0'AGaho-
ny's bydy to lie in state in the Catholic
Cathedral.
LONDON, February ls.-A dispatch
from Constantinople announces that the
Sultan has requested the appointment:
Of another Grand Vizier.
LONDON, February lS.-The Rome cor.
respondent Of the Times states that il has
been resolved that any Cardinal may be
elected Pope on the death of Plus Ninth,
without regard to nationality. This de.
cision was not reached without consider.
able discussion between the Pope and the
Sacred College.
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1t is a acoincidence worthy OF note that
the Secretary Of State is the only officer
who has held through each Administra-
ton, reckoning the administrations Of
Lincoln and johnson (eight years. as one,
and that OF Grant as one.
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NSw York, February l7.-Arrived--
Steamer State Of Nevada, from Glasgow,
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THE WIN. YATES FARM.

Said farm contains about 96s acres, Is very fer.
tile well tin6GIed, well yAtered lies we'll, and has
houses, q good frame ItAhlG, eorn,erIb, clTrilge
house, sheep shed, and othel outbuIldlngs, with
culinary leneing, and Is convenient 70 District
II not sooner disposed Of at private sale. aid
,atm viii he sold on the premises at public nuo-
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, February ls.-Duke Elin.
burg, for domestic reasons has resigned
command Of the steamship Sultan, and is
returning 10 ENGLAND.
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The HempfieId Railroad Co.

And JOSEPH II. SEAL, WILLIAM WORKMAN
and W. q, HUGHART. Trustees DC, and ihe
WHEELING, PiTT5BURGH 4 BALTiMOKE
RAILROAD COMPANY, or either Of them, Of, In,
10, and out Of oil tho Estate real personal, and
mixed, and franchises which were Of the Sad
Henpheld Railroad Company, Rnd which came to
the possession or under the control Of the said
Joseph H. Seal, William Workman, and w. D.
HughRrt, Trustees or either Of them or to tho pos.
session or control Of the Bald Wheeling, Pitts
burBh Baltimore Railroad Company, tcrTe ten
nants. including the entire IlallrOad, Road-betl,
Rights Of Way, CulVeEtS Bridges Tunnels, Mason
", CToss-ies, Track, Rails, slde-tracks, Switches
IGrnouis, Turntables, Platforms, together with
all the Lands, Station Houses Dcp0ts, Depot
Grounds and Buildings lying and being Ia Inc
Counties Of Washington, Allegheny, and Vest
m0relAnd, In the State Of Pennsylvania aud tituaie
between and ut the corporate termlnl Of the said
Railway at GrecnsburB, in the said County Of
WeStmOrelRnd aud the western boundary line Of
Donegal Township Gaidwestern boundary line o. said
Donegal Township being Identical with the boun-
dairy limo between the States Of Pennsylvania and
West Virglnia), In the said County Of Washington,
together with all It's Branches and Appurtenanccs
whatsoever; and also oil the ETanChises Tolls Is
sues, Incomes, and Profits Of the said Defendants,
hereafter derived 70 them or either Of them, from
the use Of, or travel on the taid Railroad or any
part thereof and also all the Cars, Engines, Loco
motives, Tenders, HortC- Cars, Ciyh Engineer and
Surveyors Instruments, and all other Property,
Rights, Privileges, Fixtures, Things, and Appur.
tenRnces whatsoever belonging TO or used ia the
management Of the said Railroad or any part there
Of and all other property, real personal or mixed
now or lately owned by the Bal1 Hempheld Rail.
road Company, a Corporation Incorporated by the
laws Of the Commonwealth Of PeGnsylvanii, and
which came 10 the possession or under the control
Of the said Joseph Il. Seal, William Workman, and
W. D. HughRrt, or either Of them, under certain
mortgages executed by the said Hemphel Railroad
Company, to the said Joieph II. Seal, ct AL, Trus-
tees, or TO the possession or control Of the tad
Wheeling, Pittsburgh Baltimore Railroad Com.
pany, through and under certain Deed Of Con-
yeylnce executed and delivered by the said Joseph
II. Seal, William Workman, and W. o. HughnTt,
Trustees, dc to John King, under and by virtue
Of m Orer and decree Of the Supreme Court Of The
State Of Pennsylvania at EIa Prius No IL Of Janua
~ Term, 1860, said Decd bearing date the GOth day
Of March, d. 1911, and recorded In the Recorder
Office, 10 and for the said County Of Allegheny,
State Of Pennsylvania, in Deed Book vol. 275, page
s, etc.
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ONO RIVER
FARM FOR SALE.

The Farm Of Edmund. Riggs, deteasctl, foot Of
Long Reach, Peasants county, West Virginia, nix
miles above u. MaryS, will be sold on the preml-
-, under his will, Rt public auction, on March
10th, at TIN.
This n very desirable property, containing 800
acres 80 acres river bottom, 70 hctes pasture, and
$50 acres bill land heavily tlEnbefel. A good Brick
Dwelling House and excellent springs Of water on
the premises.
TERNs-onC. .thisd cash in hand, and remainder
ROBERT II. BROWSE,
JAMES C. HOLDREN,
iatSW Executors.
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Seized aud Taken In execution as tho properly
Of the HEMPFIELD RAILROAD COMPANY, 4
Corporation Incorporated by the laws oil the State
Of Pennsylylnla, Defendants, und also Of Joseph
II. Seal, William Workman, AID ". O.. Iughart,
Trustees, &C., and the Wheeling, Pittsburgh 4 Bal
timoTe Railroad Company, tcrre teuAnIs, ut the
suit Of Edward Fox, Executor Of Richord Fox,
deceased.
JOHN HALL,
US. MARSHAL
HMApSulfts DPPtce pfT1 1sptrpsu go, = ,s--
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The object Of this suit Is to obtain divorce from
tho bonds Of natrimony by the plaintiff from the
defendant, and II appearing from an affidavit filed
~ The cause that the defendant Is not resident Of
this State, It Is ordered that he do appear here al
nextRule Day, to-wit the FIRST Monday In March,
1917 and do what is necessary to protect his inter-
est herein.
Teste- SAMUEL b. McCoLLocH, Clerk.
D, & D. Soils