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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-03

MILWAUKEE,, December l.-flour-
Steady and unchanged. Wheat-Opened
firm and closed hrm; No. Milwaukee
nard 81 IL; No. Milwaukee 81 09t;
No. z 81 O7!; seller December 81 07f;
seller January 81 0Si; No. Stl 02t. Corn
Neglected, nothing done. Oss-Dull
and lower; No. z 26c. Kye-No. l, SIC.
Barley-Du No. z spring seller De-
csmber &c; seller January 67ic. Pro-
visions q net and unchanged. Pork
AZ ell IS cash. Lard-Prims steam
81 90 kettle 50 rs.
ToLRDo. Decen Der l.-Flour- Qulet.
Whsat-Q Qnet; No. white Michigan
held At 81 ~; ] 81! bid; extra do held At
81 S6i; 81 S5t bid; amber Michigan, sell
Ter December and Janusry 81 81 No. ]
red winter 81 81 asked, u 3li bid; No.
spot aud seller December 81 28: seller
JAhuAry 81 90; No. 3 81 i4i. Corn
Du,l; nigh mixed G0c ssked. 49}c bid; re-
jac.ed 47c; new S3!c; damaged 44ic; new
3gc Oau--Dul.; No. 2 294c; white 81.
Clover Seed- Mammoth a. IS 00(a6 10.
PHGLADELPaIA, December l.--Flour
-Steady aud unchanged. Whsat-Qaiss;
mber 81 4i(9l IS; red 81 4l9l43; white
81 s5l9l go Corn Steady; yellow CSC
65Ic; mixed 64c. Rye-Q let st 7oc.
PORK At s14OO@l4 80. Buttsr-Quiet;
creamery 2S933c; Western Reserve 20
C425c Egg Western 25(92ec. Whisky
@ net D. 81 10. Cheese-Q iiet ~ l2i
@l5c. Pstroleum-Resned l2i@iSc;
crude lOiG,lic.
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MAR Notes,

LONDON, December "A dispatch
from Kars says that intelligence hss
been received there that the Turks had
abandoned KdStzsbIDie heights, near
Bat1um, and that the Russians occupied
them.
A dispatch from Bucbsrost reports that
recent deserters from Plevns assert that
Osman Pashs has declared his Intention
OF making sortie if not relieved within
q fortnight.
General Ignstief and Prince Sort,
schakof go to general headquarters on
Tuesday.
A Russian official dispatch states that
after the capture of Provetz. the Turks
abandoned Novstchen, Skrivns aud Or.
chsnje, retreatiug to the Balkan de6Ie
near Urtchest. The country between
the rivers Iskr and Ogust is quite free
from Turks. The Russians have occu.
pied Belobrsv and LitcheYO, on the
Ogust.
BOGAT, December 2.-The details OF
the losses in the fighting at Michks on
the 10Th ult. show that the Russians col
lected $500 Turkish dead.
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WASHINGTON, PA, ITEn-.
From Saturdays Reporter.

From Saturdays Reporter
Hoas are are selling in this county at
3Jc IN the rough, and 43c dressed.
woRKMEN are engaged to-day ex-
tending the Hempfeld Railroad tracks
across Main street.
LITTLE FRANK, son OF John Marger
um, Jr.. of this borough, who was so ter
rbIy burned on Thanksgiving day, died
on Friday morning,
DR. j. w. KELLEY, OF this borough,
has purchased the farm OF Joseph Dona-
hey, in Hopewell township, containing
lO5 acres, on private terms.
Mr.. ISAAC LINES, assignee of Thomas
lines, recently sold a farm OF IS acres,
in West Bethlehem township, TO John
K. Meaver, OF Greene county, st. $3.50
per acre.
MR. MOSES MCAEAG has broken
ground for the erection Of a large and
commodious house on North Main street.
near Murdock'S row. 1t will be tine
building.
Ir is pow proposed to convert the old
~
ryllroad. IL is claimed that g twenty
four inch gauge rosd can be operated
on the line by avoiding some OF the hills.
What next2
Miss CLARK, OF Underwood's news
depot, was presented with very hand
some bouque. on Thanksgiving day. II
came from Pittsburgh. The person who
seat it mas evidently 3 fine appreciate,
OF the beautiful IN nature.
Mrs. w. Z. CLARK, of Washington
city, sud Mrs. Stockdsle and dsug inter-,
OF Baltimore are making a visit at W.
Il. Underwood's, in this borough. This
mornlng they visited the cemetery and
the cremstory. They wore delighted
with the former.
New RAIL ROAD OFFICE.-The OF.
fee OF the Hempaeld Railroad, in tnls
borough, hAs been moved 10 the room IN
resr OF the passenger depot. WoFEmen
are engaged IN the erection OF the irelgnt
depot, and when this Is done aud the
road opened the new arrangements Will
be complete Tor receiving and sending
of freight. The new freight depot will
be two s'orieS in height-the upper serv-
ing as a ware room Tor the storage OF
woo! and other srticles. The building
will be twenty-five by sixty feet, sur
rouEced by platform, which Will ex-
tend on ore side close 20 the csrs.
The passenger depot should De over
hsued and improved, and we nope that
now while the spirit of improvement Is
abroad, the company will extend their
operations IN this quarter.
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A wrefeu.d Extsteses.

otner conditions being equal. there u
no reason why q healthy man or woman
should not en- 'oy LIE; and II mey well b
dou btsd whether adverse fortune has The
power entirely 70 destroy tho happiness
of one who sleeps soundiy and whose
digestion Is good. Bet for tho nervous.
feeble. dyspsptIc invalid there u no com
for, in LIE. His sIistepos h indeed q
wre:ched ono. But he should not dsspars
OF r-lIet. That benignant restorative.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, has impaired
healthfGl vizor % many q seli.supposef
incurabls. II Is an uuequalled builder up,
OF broken down physiques, and Is besides
q sovereign remedy for dyspepsia, nerv-
business, irregular haDit OF body, biiious-
ness and kidney and bladder difficulties.
I II eliminates from the blood the scrid eie-
msnt which gives rise 70 rheumatic all
msuts, cheers and relieves The sgsd snd
innrm, and may be used with great Sd
vantage by ladies In isebls health. Its
psrfect purity also eommsnds II 70 the use
oil invsiids.
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French Affairs.

PARIS, December "A meeting OF
1900 merchants and manufacturers TO-
day drew up an address appealing TO the
patriotism Of President Mac Mshon "
yield 10 tho wishes OF the majority In
view of the threatened ruin Of trade and
10 the Interests Of the international EI-
hibition.
At meeting OF l20 members OF the
Lott to-dayit was decided 20 refuse 10 vote
any part OF the budget until the govern
ment returned TO parliamentary courses.
NM. Lsissnt and De La Rochotte,
members of the Chamber OF Deputies.
fought duel to-day. The affair grew
cut Of the publication by De Ls Rocbette
of q dispsrsging letter in the Univers. NJ
De Ls Rochette was wounded in the
thigh
LONDON, DCcembsr IA Paris dis
patch says Marquis Do BAnnevilio,
Minister Ct Foreign Affairs, has conf
ientlslly notified the Vatican that his
conduct will be guided by the strictest
good will to the Holy Sea, but he will
not tolerate any direct Interference la
the international affairs OF France.
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

The extracts from the forthcoming
message OF the President, setting forth
his views upon specie resumption and
! the restoration of silver coin to Its O d
position in our monetary system, which
were printed at length in Saturday
morn ng's REGISTER, are acknowl.
edged to be authentic. Mr.. r. RcDGERs,
the Presidents Private Secretary, says
they must have been surrepticiously
| procured when the message was
under consideration in the Cabinet, but
we suspect that the truth will show that
the extra proof was obtained from the
Treasury printing Office by the use OF
Wall street gold. Whatever may be
said of the views expressed on the ques-
tion of resumption, we think no one will
deny that the views upon the remor eti
zation of silver are superficial and the
conclusions unwarfsnted by the fact, In
the case. His objections TO the re.lorsuon
OF silver are contained in this one SEN
tence:
at the United States government were
free IRON public debt, its Legislative deal
ing With the question OF silver coinage
would be purely sovereign and govern
mental, under no restraints but those Ct
constitutional power and the public
good as sfected by the proposed legi,la
tion, but IN the actual CirCumstanCo, 0!
the nation, with vast pubic debt dis
tributed very widely among our ow
citizens, and held III great amounts also
abroad, the nature q the silver coinage
measure as affecting this relation OF the
govern meuL 10 the holders 0. the public
debt, becomes m element in any pro
posed legislation OF The highest concern
That would be well enough in isc:,
eminently sound-it the proposition Was
to bestow upon silver the quality of
money now for the first time, or if silver
had not occupied the precise position
now sought to be gwen 1t at the time of
the creation OF this debt. The debt was
contracted IN greenbscks and on green
back basis, but by an act Of Congress
passed after the bonds were sold, the ma
iority OF the debt was made payable in
coin-god and silver. Upon this basis
sll OF the Temalning bonds were
marketed. Il was after this that
the silver com was abstrscted
from our currency. Good faith to the
debtor and simple Justice TO the creditor,
demand that the contract be observed.
The chan ge, by which silver was ban
isbed, was fraud and violation o
isith. Public credit can only be main
tanned by doing exact justice. The peo-
pie have been swindled in the interest of
the bondholder. Unless that swindle
is righted, the pendulum will swing ss
lar the other way. l. is not TO the i'll
.erest Of the boudbolder that this wrong
be perpe.uated.
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HOUSE

The resolutlon OF Mr.. Baker, of Indi-
ana, inStructing the Committee on Patents
10 report bill which shall prohibit the
bringing or msintainIng Oh suits for dam
ages for any infringement OF spstent
against any person who purchases Tor ms
own use, Gud no. for sale or barter, any
article or lmpliment in toe market, unless
st the time he purchased be knew II in
tr!Dged on some existing patent was
adopted yeas llS, nays A.
On motion OF Mr., Wood resolution
wss adopted tor the fnsi adjournment o:
Congress at P. NJ. to-day.
Mr.. Knott moved to suspend the rules
and pass the oil sppTopristlng to each
surviving officer OF tue United Scste;
steamer Huron $1,000, 10 each surviving
seaman 500, sud 10 the widows and
children OF the lost an allowance eqIsi 10
years psy OF their respective relatives
The bill was unanimously passed, with
ga amendment making provision for
Captain S,oddsrd OF the Lite Saving
service, srd the crew Of the steamer
Baker, lost while making al attempt -
save lives from the Huron.
Mr.. GOOIe moved 70 suspend the rules
and pass the bill to remove the dIssolli-
t.es imposed and remaining upon any
person by virtue o. the thirteenth sec
tior OF the fourteenth amendment.
Mr Garfield said il ciause were in
serted that amnesty be granted after ap-
piicatiou in writing to the Attorney
General tor q renoval Of disabilities,
there would be DO objection to the bill
Mr.. Goode Hgnlhed bis intention 70
accept the suggestion.
Mr.. Parker, OF Indians, objected 10
/ the modification
/ Mr.. Goode withdrew the Oil and imme-
/ distely reintroduced l., modified SIS sug-
! gested, and moved that the rules be sus-
/ pended 81 the bill pissed. The motion
wss rejectcd-yess 80, usys 52-not two
thsrds in the affirmative.
Mr.. Wilson offered resolution direct
ing the Postutice Committee 70 report s
bill providing thst sub-conLrsctors fol
carrying the mail shall receive tneir com
pensation direct from tue government
Referred.
On motion OF Mr. Dunpsll the ruls
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TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

Walter Ross j Co., general merchants
of Plcton and Wellington, hsye tailed
Liabilities 100000.
Tue Pope has written an autograph
letter to Q ieen Vic!oris thsnking her fer
permitting the rs-es.ablIshment OF the
ScotCa hierarchy.
In DeS Moines, Saturday, in the case
of Andy SmiLh, one OF the tour negroes
accused of the atrocious murder OF Ella
Barrett, 10 1874, brought in verdict OF
murder in the frst degree. The other
trials begin Monday.
A special 10 the New Orleans Times
says: The Lotus No. burned Saturday
afternoon st Water 90. No lives we're
lost. Seventeen hundred bales OF cotton
were OF bosrd. Tne boat was scuttled
ard sank. The cargo Is probably total
lose
The officers Of the Chicago Protection
Life Insurance Company have again
been indicted perjury this time IL having
sworn 10 laise statements before the jury
IN the csse OF Jonathan Turner, dlstll .er
o! SsgelOWl, III WuO Nas iLuiCsed 'o'
defrauding the government.
Captain Brown, the United States IN
specting oficsr 81 the Mississippi iet.i 3,
hss officially notified the Secretary OF
War that on the fret OF December there
was & practicable channel through The
ietlies Il 3-lO fee, deep a. average FOOD
tide; that the only interruption 10 a
practicable channel u feet deep only
M. fset IN length, and that line Of
so.ndIngs with y 4.l0 fee. as the least
depth eIleud8 through the bar 20 deep
water.
Two years ago Lyman Blsckmsn, a
farmer living near Birmingham, Aicni
gan, decided his ;srm TO ms son henry
on condition thst ne should support h's
parents src sisIer. he isliIng 70 90 TINS
ma fs,hsr started Tor Pontiac, Saturday
10 get ou. the necessary papers reyozIng
the deed. In MS sosence Henry
ousrrelled with MS mother and sister,
Tnich resulted IN hIs shooting ana
/ killing them both and setting FIRE 10 tht
mouse and barn. De is Low 10 jsll s.
Pontisc
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Oo5; decrease of debt during November
3, ,s28,6S4; decrease since June 6O, 1877.

0o5i decrease of debt during Novembs I.
si,s28,6S4; decrease since June eO, 1877.
sl4l8l,l7l.
Bonds issued TO Pscihc Railroad Com
psnies, interest psysbleia lawful money.
principal outstanding, S64, ,62s, ,6l2; inter-
est accrued and not yet paid, sl,6l6,6S7;
interest paid BY United States SS6,s67,.
o2s; interest paid by transportation OF
mails, SC, Ss,e75, ,49S; balance OF intsees,
paid by United States, S26, ,9s2,is5.
The Treasury now holds S346,l80, $50
in bonds 10 secure bank circulation and
Sl4S7S,o00 10 secure public deposis.
United states bonds deposited Tor circu-
lation iortae week ending to-day, $srs,-
0O6 United States bonds held for circu.
lstIon withdrawn, week ending to-day,
$797 ,0OGS National Bank circulation out
standing, currency notes, $Sls,2l9.6sv;
Gold notes, sl,4f2O20, Receipts Of Ma
tionsl Bank notes for redemption. for
week ending to-day, as compared with
the corresponding week last year, 1876,
1919 000i Receipts OF National Bank
notes tor redemption for week ending to-
day, 1877, sS.s46,000.
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were suspended and the bill passed
changing the name of the Port OF Brs-
shear to Morgan City.
Ar. Mills moved to suspend the rules
and adopt + resolution instructing the
Committee on Wsys and Means to revise
the tariff 50 ss to make IL surely aod
solely tariff for revenue and not Tor
protecting one-clsss OF citizens BY plum
dering another.
A preliminary vote showed the sb-
seDca OF a quorum.
Mr.. Wood moved that the House tske
q recess till 10 o'clock Monday morning.
Mr.. Mills objected, and the Speaker
ruled that in the absence OF h quorum
the on Y matter in order Was 10 adjourn
for call o. the House. A call OF the
House showed quorum present, snd the
motion OF Mr.. Mills wss rejected by So
yeas to rs nays sad the House took re-
cess till 10 O'Clock Monday morning.
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THE GREATEST FIEND ON REC.
ORD.
shoots His MIstresv Ten Tim e.

Shoots His Mistress Ten Times.
CLEyELAED, o., December S.-Cnas
Z. McGlil, a cabinet maker n years o q,
killed his mistress, Mary Kelly, in =
house OF ill.isme, st 100 Cross street, 81
o'clock this afternoon. Jealousy vas
the Cause OF the murder. The murderer
gave himself up and was taken to the
Central Station, and, with freshly III
cigar IN 3 calm and perfectly cool uaH-
ner, gave the following verbatim scCount
Of the shooting; Il laid down on the
bed with Mary and after few words
put my left arm around her, aud with
my right hand took the revolver from my
p,caet and putting tho muzzle 60 her
ear fired. She ssd, "Forglve NE,
Charlie, send for the priest" l cen
llnued 10 shoot her IN the right cheek
until the seven charges were emplled
into her head Finding that she wss
dead, | got up and sat on chair and
put tcree more charges IN the revolver,
and laying her arm, which iay a.so.s
her breast, to one side, put the muEZle
ss near hary's heart rs / knew how and
fired two sLoLs, and with the third lOsd
shot her through the temple, making
ten shots in all. After the above recital
MeGi.l ordered his supper, saying, do
tot send me sny cold lunch. want 81
god squsre meal" The m rde er is
rom Athens, o, and 1t ID sGId That NJ
hss vile and children In Columbus, y.
He hss lived here about year ard II
half
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Fire and Loss OF Life fn jackson,
Tennessee.

MEMPHIS, December "A dispatch
dated jackson, Tenn nessee, o'clock this
morning, says fire broke out at 1870
P. NJ, in the furniture store OF Rob
inson & Hewitt, the entire block
being consumed, including the follow
my business houses: Wilkinson & Tay-
br and j. L. McCutcneon, grocers;
Robinson & Hewitt iurriture; Lindsey
& Murrell, dry goods; Miss JENNIE Bed
soc, millineri lands & Burnell, carriage
mandatory. The fire is still raging,
but is conaned to the above named
houses, which comprise the block, in
cluding the saloon Of Ike Lewis. Siren
uous efforts are being made to keep 1t
confined to the block in which i! orig
mated. A dead calm prevails. Fears
are entertained that several persons are
buried un6er the fallen wal, rs some usr-
row escapes were made at the time.
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Speculation Regarding Nominations

WAsHINGTos, December There Is
considerable speculation regarding the
nominations before the Senste. Inc
opinion is expressed among very many
tnLt should the Senate and House, by &
concurrent resolution, adjourn sine die
before noon 10 morrow the nominations
would tall, but should the extrs session rCD
into the regular session they stand before
the Senate in their present shape. The
subject is before the Attorney General,
but his opinion hss not trsnsplred. The
precedent mentioned ls in the ThIr-
teenth Congress, called in extra session
in September, in which there was nc
sine ale adjourn ment, and the busines:
wss continued in the regular manner.
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DECLINES TuE sENArORSHIp.

Ex-Governor WILLIAM ALLEN, o,
Ono. hiss written letter TO the CinCin-
.a Enquirer declining the use Of his
sne in The Senatorial canvas. he says
Sse be q member OF the Legislature be
-EOlld vote t. General MORGAN, be-
.syIng him TO be man who may be
FUSED through the long Senatorial term
as1 years, without the least fear that
.s vii, IN al y particular, disregard the
vi. Or dissPpcin: the hopes of the Dem
cratic party Governor ALIEN is not
lie imbecile he has been charged with
Aai-y
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Marine.

NEW YORK, December 2.-Arrlyed-
Steamer City OF Montreal from Liver
pool.
PLYMOUTH, December 2.-Arrived-
Steamer Hendou from New York.
QUEESsrows, December 2.-Arrived
Steamers Illinoi, from Boston and
PennIyIvanis from PhilIdslphis-
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AMONG the nominations left uncon-
..rsd by the Senate are JAMES Gill
.s,lsr Surveyor of the Port OF Wheel
il, and JOIN FEHRENBACTH Supervis-
f,, Inspector OF Steamboats, for this (the
s,rsntbl District.
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VIZ have received from 5. ). Cox q
nv oihis Liuilsb,e speech on the bill
y ,pprorriste $4,000 to seDd Ameri-
,r representatives 10 the Paris Exhibi.
non. Liberal extracts have been pub
s.ed in all the leading papers Of the
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c0ovyR, the Democratic Senator irC NJ
,.,,on Is at home without psir-his
=, With BLAINE having expired. He
however, expected to arrive IN Wash.
...,, this week.
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max JOIN (. KENNA, writes to
IA, in Charleston, that the passag5
,, ,bs bill repeating the Resumption
hytbe Senate is doubtful.
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p,rrrRsoN called HAYES 81 hat man
..bs White House." and yet 1t is said
:, speech grstiaed more Republican
,.,.,ors than it offended.
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OVER THE OCEAN.
His Holiness The Pope Failing.
General Grant ON His Way 60 Lyons

General Grant on His way 20 Lyoss
LONDON, Decenbar The Paris cor
respondent OF the Herald telegrsphs that
General Grant and party lett that city
yesterday SATURDAY morning for Lyons
de was IN excellent neslLh, aud was we'll
satisfied with the hospitslities rendered
him IN tho French capital. He has
gained forty-eight pounds since hs lst
Washington. General Grant leaves an
excellent impression in Paris, notwith.
standing the vulgar and uncslled for
attacks made upon him by the Bonspart-
lst press.
a Successful Ministry.
The HsraidS correspondent at Rome
telegraphs that the long struggle in the
Italian Parliament between the Opposl-
Iion and the Government has resulted in
Ministerial triumph, the home budget
having boon voted by large majority.
The Popo iu . Dy ing 40 ndition.
The same correspondent also says that
.ho health OF the Pope WAS much worse
yesterday. Tne fever aud weakness were
much aggravated during Friday night
and yesterday forenoon. He is evidently
sinking RAPIDLY, and osp not endure
much longer.
ROME, December 2.-The Pope WA
lnseuslble for three hours this morning.
This symptom IL not now. but the at was
unusually prolonged.
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J. D. Hopkins s Co., lumber dealers,
of Ellsworth, Me-, have failed. Liabilities
about 100000, one-half unsecured. The
cause is reported 70 be heavy losses by
Are added 10 business depression.
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#'heeling Reeister.
On closed SATURDAY at 1923

c,,vsatRer 10 d'y 'oiH bepartly cloudy,
=, auth 10 We,t ,o1ads, and rising tenn
.elure.
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Tai sLAArE A. IT Now sgANns

Itere beng taIrty-eight States in the
UoiOD, tull Senate would contain sew
';y * mrmb.rs. Before the recent
Ani,,ioEs TIA. 1o1y stood, Republicans,
" Democrats, 81; Independent, l; with
'-'e5 :ests vacant During the struggle
o's' The South Carolina and Louisiana
tse' i4s! week, Senator DAVIS, of lii.
a1;, the Independent voted mainly with
s' Democrats. By his recent general
"1'se ne may fairly be placed
the Democratic list. This swells
Us: Ii. to 80. The admission OF
asLLoGG and BUTLER, one
hP4o.,csn and one Democrat, adds one
"sach political column. The Elections
Committee have reported in favor of
'Alg the only remaining vacancy by
'-s -ssdmIss.on OF EUsTACE, 3 Democrat.
LIS MAKES the Senate tulI, and gives the
A'Plb.icsns 80 members to the Demo
Gas 81. II will thus be seen that, under
"s most favorable circumstances, the
A'paohcsns can count upon but two
-A'nIy on party questions. A majority
"'SoIs q good rs q million, alter the
'.'e' are cast, but in this case one Of
"s two, SHARON, Is three thousand
-"e' swsy looking after his stock speed
%ols, while the other, PATTERSON, has
@'Ta an alarming uureli, bi,ity. The
.''er attack OF the latter upon
lOSUNDs and CoNKLING, on the one
''al, and HAYES, on the other, in his
'''' spetcn OF Friday night, end his
N"on during the memorable struggle Of
= week in frequently voting with the
-'nOcrats, makes even small Repub-
40 majority in the Senate quite un-
;.S,u.
With EUSTIS in his seat and SHARON
"y-PATTERsoN voting with the Re-
Eolcsns-the Senate will stand 3S Re.
P!ocsns to 81 Democrats. With PAT.
'1asoS transferred to the opposite siie'
"s agures will be reversed. EDMUNDs
~ CoNKLIEG will have to hold the
'"as well in hand II they drive any
s&d;su scheme through that body.