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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-07

WASHINGTON COUNTY, PA.-A Char.
tiers farmer raised from 81 acres $50
bushels OF good clean wheat"
The express business is still conducted
at the Hemp6eld depot in this borough,
I" heretofore by Mr.. John Baird, who is
agent OF the Baltimore & Ohio Company;
and atgrCatly reduced charges,-RepOrtcr.
The narrow gusgs took out load Of
improved sheep from Vermont, this
morning. They go into Greene county.
No one can doubt about the narrow
guhse doing apaying business.-Reporter
The Washington Repsrter Of yesterday
says: "UnlesS there Is some unexpected
delay the locomotive on the Marrow
dauge will cross the Greene county line
on next Monday" Clear up your voices,
and get ready the drum, the timbreI, and
me harp, and let US make joyful noise.
Hail, General Greene harbInger OF the
dawn ot the new and better way. All
hail hip, hip, Rane,5uro Re,
publican.
The Uaiisd Presbyterian tells this story
President Geo. P. Hays, Of Washington
College, was criticisinE Prof. Typdsll,s
theories at Chatauqua when one Of hi,
feminine auditors is represented a, utter.
ing this Mrs. PArtingtonism Il think n,
perfect shame that President Hays
should be brought on here from Wash,
ing!ou to abuse Mr.. Tilden; and he out d
the country at thAtp"
The registers Of West Middletown and
dopewell contain the names Of 26I yo
ters, OF which only9 or less than 81 ne,
cent are styled gentlemen, or men with,
out occupalion,-Qbserr.
l., LAwtOn raised 75O bushel. of oa,.
on ]! acres, 6Sl Bushels TO the acre.
Ellis Jones, while plowing on Buffalo
creek Feek recently, struch pocket IL
Ihs bedrock which contained eishty-sil
Indian arrow heads.
Oar town council have reduced IN,
wages OF the lGboring men from 81 % h
,S 70 ~ 20 per day, while 10 Washington
A'y give 81 6o'-casOasBarg Atn.
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PorrvrLLE, September 6.-This even
ing the PhGuix Park mine, near Miners.
vile, was the scene OF dreadful explo-
sion OF gas, which became ignited from a
blast made BY one Of the miners. Eight
miners were burned, three seriously, one
Of whom, John Jenkins, died soon after.
Thos. Lloyd, 4 brother Of the proprietor
Of the mine, was also seriously burned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-07

MARIETTA REuMoN.-we observe
that the Marietta Resi,tsr is published
daily during the Reunion"
To-daY-the 7th-is the last day Of the
reunion.
Josiah Sinclair, Of Wheeling, is the
author Of a beautiful poem in the Mari.
ettA Registsr entitled "The Reunion" The
trSt and last verses Of it are as follows
Tbs guns sre now huahed that at evening
sent their thunder DER valley and hill,
The lights In the forest are waning,
Andthe camp EDVs pulsslssI aRd ItIll.
AIa widow returns to the brIdll,
The South In her beauty tOme5 forth,
With sword loosely hung at her sfrdIe,
And leans o1 the anu Of the North.
The Marietta Register in calling atten.
tion to the'pOem expresses the opinion
that Mr., S, who was formerly Lieuten.
ant in the OH army corps, under Burn.
side in Tennessee, "is at home in the field
Of sentiment and song"
We observe that Col. Willis De Hass
and vile are at the Reunion.
The citizens Of Marietta are entertain,
ing guests at 81 so per day.
A list is published showing what part
Ohio took in the war. She furnished
100 regiments Of soldiers, two Generals
(Grant and Sherman), three Lieutenant.
G enerals Grant Sherman and sheridan),
twenty Major. Generals, twenty.seven
Brevet-M Major Generals, and thirty Brig.
adier-Generals.
Captain Bob McEIdoWneY, OF Wetzel,
is in attendance at the Reunion. His
presence is noticed as follows:
Capt. Robt. McEIdowney, OF Martins.
will, W. Va, came yesterday morning on
the Science. Capt. McEldowney was Of
the 9th Va. C. s. A., SIoneWall Jackson's
Brigade. He spent four years in the SER
vice, was wounded in front OF Petersburg
March %, at Fort Sleadman, and when
the war closed was in hospith at Rich.
mond.
In the course Of his.speech, on Tuesday,
Gen. Lew Wallace made this remark in
regard to the proper terms OF concilia-
tion and reunion among Union and Con.
federate soldiers:
at is civil agreement on our part as
respects them, and on their part a. re-
spects US, that they will abide BY, respect
and observe the Constitution Of our coun !.
try as it iS, amendments and all, in letter
and in spirit"
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Ghe9ntelliqsucsa.
TaE Democrats are very anxious to
get Key out Of the Cabinet, but they are
no. likely to besgratidsd. He is salts.
s,d, and the President is satisfied.

USLrss President Hayes reads the
New York Sun every day, there is great
deal Of advice thrown away by the editors
Of that sheet. Andit Is just the sort Of
Sdviee that should be thrown away II be
doe, read il.
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a, 1852
Accident on The q. ar. Railroad.

AeclueuN On INC Os q Re hullEOAus
We are indebted 10 y. P. PMksr, Of the
6rm Of Parker Bros, for the particulars
OF an accident yesterday evening on the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad, Just
below steubenVille, in the nsighbOrhOod
Of the Jefferson Furnace. The local
freight which should leave Sleubenville
at lilo p. N. did not leave until 8 o'clock
and was running at the rate Of 20 or %
miles per hour, and when approaching
the point named, where a switch was be.
ing replaced, the track spread, dropping
the engine on to the ties, over which it
ran for about a hundred and fifty feet
Three cars were smashed to pieces and
four others thrown from the track.
A portion Of the equipage Of Thayer's
United States circus composed the freight
Of the sondola cars. Thomas Davis, one
Of the circus employees, 4 native Of Viz
ginia, jumped from the top Of one Of the
wagons followed by the crashing cars and
was crushed to jelly. Ed. Cunmins,
Of Akron, Ohio, had his left thigh
broken, and sustained other severe
injuries, some Of them supposed to bo 10.
tsrnal. ]. C. Morris, Of Cincinnati, was
badly cut about the head.
A jury was impannelled by Coroner
Stevens, and after hearing some Of the
testimony adjourned to meet at 0 o'clock
this morning.
The up and down trains were both de-
tained about two hOuS in consequence of
the accident.
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Cadada Short Horns I'm England.

TORONTO, September Ca London ca
ole says Forty.two head OF Canada
short horns were sold at Millbeck yester.
day, and realized 1920 guineaS; average
per head about 3ss guineas. The fifth
Duchess Of Hillhurst broughla 4,SOO
gutneas and the third Duchess Of Hin.
hurst 4, 100 guineas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-07

COLUMBIA, S. c., September G.-Funds
in the Carolina National Bank Of this
city, payable on certificates Of deposit
issued to G. J. p. Owens, amounting to
over $4,000, have been attached. Owens
is surety on the bond OF ex.State Treas.
urer Parker, and is largely indebted to
the State. Owens died in Baltimore last
niOht
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NEW YoRK, September 6.-BuainesS light
With package houses. Cottons quiet, but
generally steady; White Rock bleached
shirtings arc reduced. Prints in fair de.
demand. Pacific prints reduced to 6Hc,
Ginghams and dress goods in good demand.
lGen'swoolens quiet, but flannela in steady
request Large sales OF silks and French
dress goods were held at suction and good
prices realized.
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LIBsETY, September s.-CATrLE-
Receipts for two days 25 cars through, or ~
cars yard, or 1924 head. Prime So 35a
Q 40 good s. 75a6 90, common 81 5Oa5 90.
HoGs-Reeeiptl for two days S5 cars, or
$3.50 head, Workers IS 40a5 IS, Philsdel.
phiAs s. 75a5 90.
sHEEP-Receipts for two days IS cars, or
9,60O head. Selling atS4 00a5 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-07

TIE ProhibitiODi,ts Of Massachusetts
usert that sober men are more capable
Of administering the various departments
Of the Government than those who are
habilually under the influence Of alco-
hollc drinks. This is rough on the De.
,rnrrary.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
nVVtrIs nB srtfw Fpfpu EIaNAV nvutFtrn

OEHIcE or THK CHIKV SIGNAL OVBIcIR, !
WA2HrSsToN, D. C., Sept I'll 4. n. J
PROBABILITIES.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
northeast to southeast winds, stationary
temperature, partly cloudy weather and
rising followed by falling barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, rising followed
by falling barometer, cooler northeast
winds, cloudy and rainy followed by
clearing weather..
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There Is to be an excursion from s.eu.
benville to Chicago at 81 for the round
trip. There is also to be an excursion
from oadiz to Cleveland, including ride
on the Lake, at s2iOr the round trip.
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CAILrSowooD, ONT., September O.
A schooner arrived and reports large
number Iof sheep, boxes, barrels and a
quantity Of miscellaneous merchandise
floating in Lake Michigan September ID,
twenty miles southwest Of Point Betsin,
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BASE BALL.

TERRE HAurE, September 8.-Terre
HAute Browns 4, Logansport Logans 0.
BoroS, September G.-Bostons II, ST.
Louis 9.
CHcNxArl, September 9 6-Cincinnatl,
|. LouiyiIles o,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-07
BOLD ROBBERY.
a County Treasurer Captured
and Tortured with EiFe-COun.
ty Safe Robbed of $4,000.

y yDHIe NUDUtWU UI HIU,UUU.
CINCINNATI, September 7.-At Wapa.
koveta, o., last night, between 9 and 10
o'clock, the County Treasurer, on his way
home from Catholic festival, was cap
tured almost in the centre Of the town,
gagged, carried down an alley, held till
midnight, then taken to the eCoart House
and after being subjected to severe or.
deal Of fire, which was placed between his
feet as he lay on the floor, was compelled
to diVulge the combination Of the county
safe. Some $4,000 were taken there.
from. Mr.. Myers, the Treasurer, was
discovered this morning in a helpless,
suffering condition, his wrists, feet, mouth
and face bearing witness Of much suffer.
ing. Myers was the outgoing Treasurer,
and should have delivered up the Office
the frat Of September, but owing TO come
delay in the settlement Of accounts was
still in possession,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York money and stocks:

HRw YORK, septembsr6.-MoSEY--Ia6
closing at Sac per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 6ha7 per cent, Custom receipts
S443, 900. The Assistant Treasurer disburs.
ed $4,000. Clearings $4,000, 900. Ster.
ling, higher actual business; long ASK.
short 4.S5JS. There has been some de.
mAnd for bills by Germans who sold ex.
change short some time ago, and this cor.
nering OF contracts was one Of the chief
casueS Of the increased firmneS Of the mar.
ket.
GoLD-Qpened at lO33E, declined to
l0SA; and closed at l03H. Carving
rates la2H per cent and borrowing rates
l per cent To, DAT.
SILvEG-At London unchanged. Here
silver bars are 81 22S, greenbacks, 81 lSk
gold. Silver coin llaA per cent discount.
GOYRlSAfESTs-Stead
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SANDY Hook, September 6.4The Ider
has finished the Ocean yacht race, from
this point to Cape May, rounding the
light ship At s:42.
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One hundred thousand pounds ster.
ling Of gold Withdrawn from the Bank Of
Eugland on Wednesday were for the
United States.
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INDIA.
Famine Districts of IndIa-Re.
IreShing Rains nj atLaAt-EaTora-
Bile Outlook for CFOpS.

Dle OUTLOOK IOr crops.
LONDON, September 6.-The Weekly
telegram Of the Viceroy Of India shows
that there has been great improvement
in the weather. In Madras, though
prices are dearer, there has been a pretty
general rain, which has improved the,
crops. In Bombay prices are not yet
cheaper, but the prospects are much I'm.
proved. Reports are generally OF a SINH.
ILarly favorable tenor. Improvement in
P1njaub,is particularly conspicuous.
The Lieut.. Governor OF Punjaub tele-
graphs that the prospects are immensely
improved. The spring crop soWings
have been secured over the important
grain producing districts. In Mysore
the weather has been bad, and the pros
poets are worse in all the districts.
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PITTSBURGH, September 6.-Petroleum
l-QuiSt and easier; crude at s. 42k at
paFks1s; refined at lac, Philadelphia de.
livery.
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NHAs. E. DWIGHT
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,

l. prepared 10 mAke careful and complete analyDel
Of lron orel, Nmetopes, Mineral Water, etc.
Abo1tory er. 2ith and chaplIns streets
IEa Wheeling. ". vs.
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RAILROAD BoSps-Generally firm, but
c. 9. 4 |. c. drsh fell to 3SjI.
ETARU nANFng nFt.N

9AAlh DONDo-SulGks
SToCEs-The market was lower during
the early dealings and showed q decline Of
1Sn2 per cent, butat the second board there
was a recovery in most cases, and in some
instances u rise was recorded. In the
downward movements, coal stocks were
most conspicuous. Early In the last hour
the market further rose Isa9E, but In the
final dealings there was decline OF kal
per cent, the latter in Lackawana, with an
exception in Illinois Central in the last
hour, which rose 1 per cent. Express
stocks strong.
Transactions aggregated IA, 900 shares, of
which 10000 were New York Central, i9,.
900 Erie, 1900 Lake Shore, 5000 North
western common, 5000 preferred, 2,4O0
Rock Island, 1000 ST. Paul common, 5000
preferred, 1900 ohios, $500 Wabash, 90
900 Delaware, Lackawauna 4 Western,
6,00O Michigan Central, 5000 Illinois Cen.
tral, and q 600 Western Union.
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"A deficit Of 100000 Turkish
pounds is anticipated in the Turkish
financial estimates for the year ls77-7s.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE WAR IN THE EAST.
A Fight in the Dark.
SERIOUS M1sTAKE
Seven Hundred Killed.
Osman Pasha In n Tight Plac,

Osman Pasha in n Tight Place,
LONDON, September 6.-The Russian
ancers at LoyatE makes OJmAn Pashl
have 4 hostile force on both TANKS. Eth.
er defeat at PlevnG or an attemp mpted
withdrawal may result in the destruction
othis army, unless the Russians are com.
PEELED 10 weaken their forces on That aide
TO meet Mehmit Ais advance from Ras.
grad. The latter seems TO place the CLAr.
oWltchs army in position very similar
10 Osman PaSha's.
II the Turkish accounts may be trusted,
a Turkish force has crossed the Low and
reached the neighborhood Of Obirtini,
while another force has crossed the Kara
Low to Palomarka. These corps are un.
derstood to be operating against Billa, but
they ieopardire the whole Russian cam.
paign east Of YeWtoa, as we'll rs commu.
nications with Tirnova.
SADLY MIsrAEEN.
CoSsrANTrNoPLE, September G.-The
Turkish commander At Herzegovina re.
ports that a band Of 1000 Montinegrins
surrounded the village near Presarko, in.
tending TO get the cattle and corn therein,
and during the night fresh band arrived
whom the first supposed were Turks. A
herca combat followed in which 700 were
killed and great number wounded
The mistake was not discovered till morn.
ing.
BucHAREsT, September Gan import.
ant engagement occurred near Rust Chuk
yesterday morning. Soon afterwards the
Russians began the bombardmeut Of the
city from Slohasia, which was replied 10
BY the Turks. The cannonade lasted all
yesterday and continues to-day. The
Turks from Widin attempted last even.
ing,to reach Chupercheni near Kalafat
in boau. but were driven back by the
Roumanian battery. The garrison Of
Widin has been raised 10 5000 men in
consequence Of the threatening attitude
Of seryia.
A TURKISH TALE OF VICTORY.
CoNsrANTrNoPE, September 6.-Me.
hmet Ali telegraphs under date Of to-day
from KechloWa as follows: To-day
Eyoqb Pasha's army corps, which was
divided into two columns, attacked the
18th Russian army corps, which was sup
ported by division on this bank OF the
Lom. The Russians were defeated and
recrossed the Lom. They lost 5000
killed and wounded, The Commander
OF their cavalry was killed. We lost
goo killed and seven hundred wounded.
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FIRE RECORD.

CHICAGO, September 6.-The Catholic
Church at Rogers Park, burned last
night. Loss $4,000 to 10000; insurance
$1,000.
COUNTY RECORDS BURNED.
MILWAUKEE, September 6.-The coun-
ty building at juneau, Dodge county,
burned to-day. All the records were de-
stroyed.
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ASDRAssY AND BISMARCK.

LONDON, September Ga Vienna cor.
respondent, telegraphing Thursday night,
says it is now settled that Count Andras.
sy and Prince Bismarck will meet Sept.
18th or 18th at Salzburg. In Ministerial
circles it is maintained that il is mere.
ly an act Of courtesy. It is admitted,
however, that chance OF future medita.
ton may be touched upon.
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ENGLAND.

The Pope and the Scotch HER
archy.
LONDON, September Cit is said that
the Pope, who is improving in health,
has definitely. resolved to restore the Ro-
man hierarchy in Scotland. Cardinal
Manning will shortly go TO Rome on 4
confidential mission in that connection.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

TO TIE DAILY IxrRLLIGENoER
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The Town Council of Aberdeen yester.
day resolved to confer freedom Of the city
upon Gen. Grant
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-11-03

WE regret to learn of a fatal acct
dent which occurred one day last
week to a young Mr.. Smith, son of
Mr.. Wash Smith, living near Nc
AdOO Church, in this county. 1t
appears that the young man went
into the house to get his gun, with
the intention of going hunting. On
picking it up he thought it had the
appearance of having been recently
fired off, and asked his mother who
did it. She replied that no one had
that she knew of. He then went
out of the house, and Immediately
afterWard his mothsP heard the re-
port of the gun, and upon going out
discovered that he had shot himself,
1t seems that in order to find out
whether the gun was loaded, he had
placed his mouth to the muzzle to
blow through the tube, having pre-
viously cooked it, and by some
means 1t was discharged, the con-
tents entering his mouth and killing
him almost instantly.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-11-03

At the request of Prof. COffman
we have examined a new French
reader, compiled by Prof. JOynes,
for the use of elementary French
students. 1t has the merit of being
arranged in a convenient manner
for the advancement of students
from the easier to the more difficult
subjects, while the interlinear aids
are calculated to impress upon the
student the difference between
French and English idiOms. In adj
ditiOn to this the selections have the
great merit of being both amusing
and instructive. There is a concise
and clear vocabulary, and the list of
irregular verbs with their cOnjuga-
tions must be of great value to the
student. We understand it is to be
Immediately brought into use in the
French classes at the University
here.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-11-03

The vOtaries of Hymen have been
devOutly maintaining his cultus this
week four couples in whom Clarks-
vile is deeply interested having
passed their initiation into the con-
nubial mysteries. In two cases the
ceremony was performed away from
the city, but in all four GAINESVILLE
claims the privilege of benedictiOn
on her own children.
Mr.. Henry +. Beaumont, son OF
DIR. C. w. Beaumont, of this place,
on the 18th ult., married Miss Mary
F. Plummer, at her fathers resi-
dence in Edgefield. Henry, with his
beautiful bride, is now at the Frank
lin House receiving the cOngratula-
tiOn5 of his numerous friends.
On Sunday night at the Baptist
Church, in the presence of a very
large congregation, Mr.. Clarence
Smith took to his heart and home
Miss Agatha, daughter of T. L.
Smith, of this city.
| On Wednesday morning, in this
city, Mr.. Tomas McCOrkle, of New
Providence, claimed as his bride
Miss Mollie Ely, the ceremony hay
ing been performed by the Rev. A
d. Sears at the residence of Mr.. f.
B. Ely, the brother of the bride.
DIR. Z. II. MurrelI. at McKendree
Church last Thursday evening,
claimed for his bride Miss Mary
Belle Mizell, recently a great favor
tie here when an inmate of the Fe-
male Academy.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Chairmen of Committees as APP
pointed by the Speaker OF the
House OF Representatives,
October goth, 1877.

ElectiOns-Mr. Harris, of Virginia.
Ways and MeanS-Mr. Wood OfNeW York.
AppropriatiOnS-Afr. Atkins, of Tennnes-
see.
Banking and Currency-Mr. Buckner, of
Missouri.
Pacific Railroad-Mr. Potter, of New York.
ClaimS-Mr. Bright, of Tennessee.
Commercials. Reagan, of Texas.
Public LandS-N1r. Morrison, of illinois,
Post Offices and Post ROads-Mr. Waddell,
of North Carolina.
Judiciary-Mr. Knott, of Kentucky.
War ClaimS-Mr. Eden, of Illinois.
Public Expenditures-N1r Hatcher, of Mis-
souri,.
Private Land Claims-Mr. Gunter, of Ar
kansas.
Manufactures-Mr w. Wright, of Penn
sylVania.
Indian Affairs-Mr. Sales, of North CARROLL
ma.
Military Affairs-NLr. Banning, Of OHIO.
Militia-AIr. Miles Ross, of West Virginia.
Naval Aftairs-Mr. Whitthorne, ofTennes-
see
Foreign Afairs-AIr. Swami, of Aaryland.
TerritOries-Mr. Franklin, of Missouri.
Revolutionary Pensions and War of 1872
Mr. Mackey, of Pennsylvania.
Invalid PensonS-Mr. Rice, of Ohio.
Railways and Canals-Mr. Schleicher, of
Texas.
Mines and Minings-Mr, Beebe, of New
Education ana labqp-air, qoqde, Of Viz
GINA,
Revision of the Iaws-Alr, Walsh, of Indt-
ann.
Coinage, Weights and Measures-Mr, ste
phens, of Georgia.
Patents-Mr. Vance, of North Carolina.
Public Buildings and Grounds-Mr. Cook,
OF Georgia,
A ceoun ts-sir Roberts, of MARYLAND,
Mileage-AIr. COhl, OF Indiana
Expenditures in the State Department
Mr.. Springer, Of Illinois,
Expenditures in the Treasury Department
Mr.. Glover, OF Missouri.
Expenditures in the War Department
Mr.. Blackburn, of Kentucky.
Expenditures in the Navy Department
Mr.. Willis, of New York.
Expenditures in the PoStoffice Department
Mr.. Williams of Alabama.
FxpendituTes i'm the Interior Department
Ar. Spart<s, OF Illinois.
Expenditures on Public Buildings-Afr.
Lynch, OF Wisconsin.
Expenditures in the Department of Jus
tiGe-Air. Bragg, of Wisconsin.
Reforms in the Civil SerYiee-Mr. Harri-
son, of Illinois,
Mississippi LeYees-Mr. Robertson, of Lou
isiana.
Ruies-The Speaker. MeSsrs. Stephens, of
Georgia Sayler, OF Ohio; Banks, OF Massa-
chusetts: GARFIELD, of Ohio
Revision of the Law Regulating the Count
ing of the Electoral Votes, etc.-Mr. South
ard, of Ohio.
Printing-Mr. Singleton, of Mississippi.
Enrolled Bills-Mr. Hamilton, of Indiana
tiprarg-Ar, Cox, % Neg YorE.