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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18
An Interesting Historical, Fact.

After the lrgUm2@: upon the Florida
ease before The Elcctera! Commission
in Washington, judge Bradley wrote
out his opinion anil his decision in full.
lie completed it abou: 81: o'clock in
the evening Of ;he day before Tic
juismcnt.o tho Commission was to be
announced, and read it TO JaigG Gilt
ford aal Judge Field, who wcrr ibo.'
wise members Of !le ComEi. sion. 1t
contained, first, an argument, anil Sec
Daddy, conclusion. The argumen:
was precisely the same rs that which
appears in tho public document; but!
Judge Eradlcy's conclusion was that
the votes Of the IiiLcn electors III
Florida were the Gully votes which
ought to he counted rs coming frcm
tha! Stale.
This was the character Of the paper
when Judge Bradley finished it, ard
when he communicated it to his COL
leagues. During the whole Of that
night Judge Bradlcy's house in Wash
ingIOu was surrounded by the carriages
Of visitors who came to sec him, aTPar.
emily about the decision Of the EIccIo.
IA! Commission, which, as we hare
said, was to be announced the next
day. These visitors included leading
Republicans, as wall rs persons deeply
Interested in the Texas Pacific railroad
scheme.
When the Commission assembled
the next morning, aud whca the judg-
mrnt was declared, Judge Bradley
gave his voice in favor Of counting the
votes o. the Hayes Electors in Florida.
The argument he did no! deliver at
the time; but when it cane TO be
printed subsequently, it vas found to
be precisely the same as tao argument
which he had originally drawn up, and
on which he had based his first ccuclu-
siong III favor OttAc Tillon Electors
N9c York Sun.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18
Debtors and Negotiable Papers,

The Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania,
Judge Sherwood delivered the orin.
ion, has just decided question Of no
little irtcrcs! In tina: State. For wears
It has acca custom among banks in
Pennsylvania to Liscoua; notes con
;aiu!Ds . clause by which the Debtor
binds himselftO pay five per cent. Of
the costs that may he rendered ucccs-
s1ry in co!lcctins them. This paper
has always been regarded as negotiable,
and was endorsed BY tie mere name Of
tue eldprlc:. Some paper ofIhis kind
was held by bank in Huntington
county, and it went to protest. Suit
was brought against the inlorscr to
compel Payment. The cGlorser con-
tested the suit on the ground that the
notes containing the five per cent c!assc
were no: negotiable paper, and unless
the Endorsement on them was accom-.
panied with formal guarantee Of in.
ieJtcGncss, rs in any other nOn.ncgo.
table evidence Of debt, the iniurscrs
were not liable, Judge Dean decided
that the notes were negotiable. The
defendants took the cass up to the Su.
prcmc Court. 4 decision has been
reached and announced which rcverscs
the Judgment of the lower court, and
discharged the indoraCr Of tho notes
FROM all liability. As ;hcra is not less
than s., 100000 in notes OF this kind
held by banks and individuals in differ.
ent parts Of Pennsylvania, the decision
is one Of the most important ever dc.
liYcrcd by the Judiciary Of that State.
1t virtually makes 4 large per ccatago
Of this paper v0lao!ess. 1t is probable
th.t the case will be further tested by
carrying it to the United States Su-
prcmc Court.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18
= Corn M the Nose.

H,gsoGs wlo Euow something Of the
ihrii: Ct rosas may possibly believe
this story Of a man who lives at Ridge.
VILE, Indiana: lie was afflicted with
cryipclas III The face some years ago.
Gradually it settled in his nose, which
gradually became hardened at the point.
At first it felt like hard pimp!c.
Gradually ii developed into Il horny
Substance like a ROSTERS spur, aud I'm
ally projected itself into well.de!iNed
HORN. AS it grew it became annoying
from its length. aud, TO curtail its d.
rcasioas, lie began to white i! down
with sLu:p l:ui:c, aud finding i: pain
less he continued the whiting process,
keeping Tie cornuaTy development
down to pcrhapse half IN inch in
leugtl, The maa says he prcsumcs,
tia. ii he h@L NC! whitfield it down,
Ills singular formation would now have
ieca aLou! Eve inches loas,-Dgs!yn
NsyaN
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18
Senator MalAcws oni&c Finances.

~ hANUA HAHIhShS Su AIaS !!sAu SHS.
Scrato; S.a.!ey Mathews, otOhjg,
has expressed lis opinions on the Il .
naacia! Issue to MI interviewer, lie
believes III the RESTORATION Of the silver
dollar rs legal tender for all public
and private debts. lie believe. ill.,,
grccatacks ought to be %Iaie rec. iva
bic 70: customs duties. lie bcl:tYcs
that 50 lous as tie bullion III The silver
dollar remains Of less actual Yalue that.
the government certificates On the face
Of it the GoYcTnm"n! cugL. to pocket
the difference and Iccya monopoly Of
the coinage. Whcn silver anu gcIl
become Of The same value 10 thiLh.
private parties ought to be allowed to
get their bal!iyn coined. liz believes
'H"' '"' "'""j Tor reSrmlNg specie
payments ought to be provided aud the
dale for resumption repealed, as the
latter without the former is mi,cLicy.
Gus. lie believes that the 5,ll and !
per cent Gouds are payable in silver as
well ms gold, since there we're standard
coins Of both medals in use here when
the act Of July II, 1870, authorizing
the issue Of those bonds, vas passed.
Finally he believes that he has rs good
II right 10 his opinions as any editor
or professional economist, Und valiant.
ly declares that, though he may be
reasoned out Of his present cOpyittions,
10 will no; be bul!icl Gu; Of them.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18

A LIVELY controversy has been car.
ricd on for Some time past, in the col.
umus Of the Louloa Times, between
professor TyudalI aud Dr.. Charlton
Bas'iac, in regard to the origin O. lie
Professor I'yudall maintains that lie
eau Hr'y proceed t'Vm preceding life.
Dr.. BaE!iHe, Gu tue other hand, claims
that he has demonstrated cOuclusivciy
that life originates spontaneously.
This SUI ject has constituted one o. the
tat!Ic.Gg!ls cf scienco for many years,
and is likely to continue for many
m3tc. Ike rgcscn; discussion has
certainly failed to produce any salts.
factory results. 1t is clrioss to observe
that the claims muic on behalf If sci,
cnrc, that it rpgeuders in the minds Of
its yotaries a spirit oFpcace AMI gentle
ucss, have certainly not been mad,
good in the prcycn: Instance. tn,
controversy has p:oyo1sd . display
ci bitterness which would rcacc: credit
ou the Church Militant, and the pro
srsssiTa' s'agcs Ola quarrel, AS iessgib
cd by ToueAstouo, have been exhibited
almost, if not entirely. to completion
In rcecs: letter to the Tines, pro(cs,
sor Tyu1All aHacrac:s tn: he ia:
Withdrawn rem ;hc Gs4; t2r the pres
ca:, BIZ; iE;i:Ha'cS tia; ~ wiz renew i
q: ~ lis;aa: lay,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18

Those men who expect = minister to
give them 81 900 worth Of grace for
$500 salary are TIE same oavs WHO
demand local notice in iacir home ~.
per for nothing, and do their aIycrt,is-
ing On Novelty pfess Aaudli!ls -Rp4s
.S,MirG.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18
Brick pOmproy Divorced Again.

Of lomcrCy's Democrat, has obtained a
divorce from lis second wife, Louise
n. pomcroy, and has married again.
The separation was dccEcod in the Pro-
bate Court Of Brigham City, Utah,
under peculiar circumstances. THIS n
Mr.. Pcmcroy'G second divorce. :.
Mr.. POmorOy'o second VITO, toI
whom he was married about SIX ycaEs
ago, vas possessed Of gooa''s;:s.ESsSSI1
tastes, much given to poeta;, kESs;
srrm2l to be more IN sympaihyT
lin than bis first wife. M1s',
friends at the TIVE of their union pre-
d:cIcd . haDpy marriage and compan'
:onsEiP. Their prediction promised 20
be IHIEIlcd until about Two years ago,
Thc" a disagreement "rOsc hci"eeh
VI. PomcToy ard his wife concerning
desire she expressed to make "c'ins
her profession. 70 this her Husband
objected. lie declared tina; the posi-
;'oTs Which Tia" TO be taken upon tia
siHgc-cspccla'Iy in the characters OF
R"me0 and JH'ie'' the latter Of which
she Often assumed were Incompatible.
IN his on;"'o"' with these which Il DO
nestle vile should assU'nc. She re-
scented The ImPr'atI0n, declared that he
was rnvcasonaSIy jca!Ors, mistaken III
his IIc"' and tia: sic was welded to
the lie e:Sn actress aua could never
Ic're L. lie asserted That ;heH she
must leave hin. She pleaded With
him to no e9tes, and then accepted the
alternative. The question then arose
how they could be lawfully separated,
lie could not charge her, nor she him,
with inddei!ty, cruelty, no: any Of
those faults which III Illinois justify an
action tor divorce. They agreed to
separate and their sIx'yCar'oId largh'
ter was to remain part Of the tine with
Tie father and pait with the mother.
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Fire Co. SDeciai Meeting

Fire Co. Special Meeting.-A
special meeting was called last Tuesday
evening, with apparently DO special
business TO transact, except to find out
how their finance matters stood. And
were We to judge from the action of
a portion of the members, all through
the meeting, and of the motions made
and carried, and wrong decisions rem
dered, We should say the meeting had
in view the securing of their funds
and disbanding as a company. We
do not say this was the express object
of the meeting but from what business
was performed, We uttered that was the
main object A good deal of apparent
bull-dozing was going on all through
the meeting. The boys had a merry
time and adjourned at 1920 Boys,
you need reform and less ull-dozing. y
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Personals.

Rev L. NJ. Foster preached q
Tomah last Sabbath morning and even
ing. FL
Brother Fortune of Mcmillan wal
in our city last Monday looking as ro-
bust as brigadier general. Perhaps
you have noticed TIE rosy hue of the
western sky at twilight of late. Well
Fortune lives, moves and has his being
at Mcmillan. s8 5b --. --.a
Brother Carney of the New LIS
bon Argus has boy, bran new one,
and We are so afraid he will name it
Tilden Philleo Carney that We can't
half attend to the breweries. We don't
believe in intimidation, but Brother
Carney, let US have a fair count.
Mr.. Silber of Baraboo has opened
a rare stock of Dry Good and Clothing
in Arpins building MIR. Silber will
connect Gents Furnishing and Tail
oring establishment, with his business.
He appears to be drive-ahead man,
so look out for an ad. that shall mean
business, =" very shortly.
Our Geo. R Gardner and family
are made heap glad BY the coming
unto them of breeher and family
from Chemung Co. New York, the
garden of the Empire State. Mr..
Gardner will larry with US till the lei
cles loose their flavor.
Uncle Obijah Pierce left Grand
Rapids for California, the land of milk
and honey. gold. big trees, dust,
draught, rainy season. garden-saucs-all
the-year-round, and persnnisl spring,
last week Monday. He gees with
Geo. Weller from Chicago. We wish
him happy sojoarn with his dassh-
ter, Jennie and safe rssuYn when
the spirit moveth.