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FoRSzr, OF tho Philadelphia Fress, protested
against tho "tnsolence Of WADE HAMPTON y In
bis speeches while en- routo 10 Washington, and
Is gratlnel by prompt appreciation rendered Ia
the shape OF letters. One patriot writes that,
rather than permit HAMPTON to go Oh with hts
be1llcose remarks, 'shc would gladly welcome
another wag." and the turning Of the Southern
States "lnto obedent Territories" Now, tho
question Is; "Who's ahead, HAMPTON OF the
man whose letter the Fress publishes with ap.
proval! Tho fact IL, that when the Government
undertakes TO 'srun " the tongues Of free Amer.
lean citizens, It will l1ays harder job than Il
did In tho War. II Is great deal better to let
them "run" thcmselyes-"i into the ground"
FonsEY himself has noycr been conspicuous for
Ills silence, except about The time Of the Credit
Mohllier investigation. Then lie VAS as still as
church mouse.
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Hershey htuAfc-1Intl.
Nos ~ md a3 Madison atrtat. Concert by tho Men
deassohn 4uhtetto Club.
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OVER THE RIVER.

THE tobacco market has opened at
Barnesvile al from three TO five dollars
per hundred, according to quality.
JOHN MILHoRN, Wa. White and
Samuel Delaney with their families,
have removed from Hunter, Belmont
county, - Charleston, Arkansas.
TWENTY-FIVE men, working on tho
Tuscarawss Valley railroad on Wheeling
creek, had - whisky socisble last Sstur-
cav night IN st. Clsirsville and raised
a lively breeze.
THE merchant tailoring establishment
of l.. p. Hoffman, of St. Clalrsvllle, was
burglarized last night aud quite an
amount of goods appropriated. AS yet
the loss is not aScertalned.
The ST. Clairsvilie Gazette says of
Gearv. who was recently psrdoned by
the Governor: al We recOllect rightly
this man Geary deserves to hang, and
wny the Governor has been 80 lenient
with him we cant imagine. The turn
ing loose upon society of such asssssins as
this man Geary, does more than any
thing else to encourage the crime OF
murder. 1t is a mockery oi justice
A PROMINENT young merchant o:
Mead township, VINO has been paying
attention to u fair daughter of the same
township, was TO have been married or
on the 10Th, but he ltvsnted to the as
tonishment OF the assembled guests. No
oae knoweth whittier ne hath betaken
himself, and no cause is known for his
action, or why he lett friend whom he
sent Tor his license, &c., with no CON-
pensstion TOR the expenses thereof save
the papers themselves The gentleman
must have seen Punch's "sGVice 10 those
about to msrry-Don t.
On last Thursday night, negro named
John Cant, living at East Richland, stole
horse from DR.. Porterield OF that place.
He rode the horse to John Vsncureh's,
north of Morristown, where he abandon
ed Por,erfiaId's horse and stole another
from Mr.. Vancuren. On Friday he was
pursued and overtsken at the house OF
another negro, near the scene OF his last
exploit, and with Mr.. Vancuren's horse
in his possession. The thief was arrested
and brought before Squire Neiswanger,
OF this place, who held him for trial IN
the Common Pleas Court. Not beng
able to give bond OF 500 with security,
he WAS paced IN the county jail to await
his trial.
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THE SILSEB DOLLAR.
Tns Bland Bill, as Amended. Re-
ported 10 the Scnate-SEeCIe re
sumption I'm sight.

WASHINGTON, November 2l.-The
lol owing is the fuIl t2xt of the silver
bill as amended by the Committee on
Finance, ana reported TO the Senate to-
day:
An Act to Authorize Free Coinage of
the Standard Silver Dollar, srd to
Restore it's Legal Tender Character.
Be It Enacted, &C., That there shall be
coined at the several mlnts o. the United
States silver dollars OF the weight OF
4l21 grains, troy, OF standard silver as
provided IN the act OF January, 1887, on
which shall Do the devices and super
scriptIons provided by said act, wulch
coins together with al silver dollars
heretofore coined by the United States
of like weight and fneness shall be legai
tender ut their face value for al debts
due, both publ; and private, except
where otherwise provided by contracts,
and the Secretary OF the Treasury Is
authorized and Greeted out OF sny money
in the treasury not otherwise app Opri-
a,ed to purchase from time to time silver
bullion, ii the market price thereof, not
less thar $1,000 900 per month nor more
lhsn S4,0O0,OOO per month, and
cause the same TO be coined
into such dolsrS, and ally gain or
siegniorase arising from this coin sge shall
be accounted for and paid into the treas
urv, as provided under existing laws re-
latlve to subsidiary coinage; provided,
that the amount o; money 81 any one
time to be invested 10 such silver bullion,
exclusive of such resulting coin, SHALL
not exceed five million dollars.
SEC. 2. All nets and parts OF acts incon-
sistenL with the provisions of this act
are hereby repealed.
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ELECTRIC GRAPHiCALITIES.

The Third National Bank of Chicago
has suspended.
Dunk Blackbu notorious road agent,
was captured ut Cheynnae last night.
Judge George Grennell, of Springfield,
Mass. member of Congress lS2S-3S, died
last night, aged 81.
Messrs. Shieds& May, wholesale liquor
dealers, OF Cincinnati, have failed for
$4,000 Assets unknown.
Fifteen thousand dollars worth of oil
was burnt, at q refinery OF the Standard
O! Company, of Cleveland.
Col. Henry r. Sibley, convicted of for
gerry, at Boston, has been sentenced
to State prison for four years, with one
days solitary confinement.
The postofIice =. Grand Island, Ncb,
was robbed, Wednesday night, OF five
hundred dollars in cash and five hundred
dollars worth of stamped envelopes.
Harrison z. Thomson, Clark county,
XIV. cattle dealer has filed petition in
ban kruptcy; liabilities. S2,7S5 81; assets
not stated. The creditors are mostly
Kentucky banks.
Yesterday, Al Cincinnati, William
Humphries, Walter German and Mat
Regan fought over cards. Humphr'es
receive serious cut in the spine, Cor
man two cuts in the wrist, Regsn stab
in the side.
Owing to the !llness of counsel, the
Western Union Telegraph Company's
buo toarranto application, which was to
be argued before the Attorney General
IN Harrisburg, Pa, to morrow, has been
postponed until Saturday or Monday and
will take place iniPhiladelphis.
Friends of the late George S. Bangs,
of Chicago have formed Bangs Memo.
rial Association. The President is the
General Superintendent of Railway
Mails, and many postotfice officials be-
long to it. A committee will draw up
suitable resolutions and report to meet
ing. to be held in Washington, Decem
ber 5th. of Superintendents Of Railway
Mails, sc.
Harrison p. Thomson, of Thomson Sta
ton, Clark county, ny counted among
the noted csttle breeders of Clark coun-
ty, went into bankruptcy yesterday. His
liabilities are as follows: Secured, S26,-
400; unsecured, SO 400; accommodation
paper, SlS6 6SS. Total liabilities, SZ7S,-
537. B. B. Groom, the largest cattle
dealer in Kentucky, who failed several
weeks sgo, was Thomson's security In
most cases.
Nicholas PIeimbing, OF Wilton, Wis
consin, has been arrested on apparently
well-founded suspicion of having violst-
ed Mrs. Van VOORHEES,, of that town,
whose body was found, with those of her
three children, in her burning cottage, as
detailed in the dispatches OF November
I'd. Pleimbing is desperate character,
and has been known to threaten the lady
before the crime was committed and was
seen in the vicinity shortly before the hre
WAS discovered.
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who are doubtful, but will probably op-
pose the bill, are: Messrs. Jones, Florids;
Lamar and Ransom.

who are doubtful, but will probably op-
pose the bill, are: Messrs. Jones, Florids;
Lamar and Ransom.
1t is stated that BLAND will oppose
the silver bill when it is returned to the
House with the free coinage feature
striken out. Whether any considerable
number oil the member OF that body,
who voted for the passage of the bill in
the first instst ce, will follow his lead
we have not seen stated. 1t is highly
probable, considering the temper of the
Senate, that, should the House fail to
adopt the Senate amendment, the bill
will fall between the two Houses. In
that view, 1t will be better Tor the House
to accept the bill without the free coin
age provision than to lose it entirely.
But in addition, we have not seen any
vi snswersble argument that the
tree coinage feature should be re-
tsired in the bill. 1t is true, gold Is
coined free o! char &c, but why should it
be? 1t may be argued that this dis,
Grimm stion in isvor OF the yellow metal
will work TO the disadvantage
of the white. There may he
something in this, yet We think it
better to take silver even with this dis
advantage than not get i! at all; and
then sgiIaLe tor abolishiIg the free coin
age OF gold. Ii there is any good
argument why either motal should be
coined at the expense OF the public treas
ury, we do not know what 1t is. The
Objectionable feature OF the bill Is the
limit placed upon the amount TO be coined
each month. 1t is said the mints cannot
coin more than $25,OOO,OOO each year
but why not allow them to coin what
they can?
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Tcxn, pH.rGc.

LOUISVILLE. November 2l.-In an.
aver % Communication s1dressed 70
hin by the leading and substantial busl-
ue.s men Of Louisville relative 10 b.
yie~- on toe Ie1zs PaC'lc railroad, Dr.
Z. d S,sndl.ord, oI-member Of Con-
grezs srd Pr..G.r. Of Inc L.uisyi.le,
Nssnyilla s.i G-sll S.U.he;. railway,
p4D.isas, = letter IN 90 morrow Courier.
Journal which will s:;lsc: attention.
De regards the early comf Ion Of the
road a. rsc---.;y 20 wb.cu -sry citizen
Is interested, and trinEs tL- -gOi II viii
do Texas Sew MeIic1, Csutorris sud
Ariz,u4 gr.-,cr thsn tisl 35ich you'd
be afforded RIssis .rol.d sls conquer
and annex Tlrsay
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u..,,nxor,he National Orange.

CiEcIssATI, November 2l.--Tbe Ma
tioosi Grange met 81 tho Grand Hotel
today. Delegates are present. from ali
me States. TIE main part % the work
nusg oil neccssiiy be devoted " cry staIizs-
liol aud ,ys,emizs,ion Of tbo grange
wors, and a decision must be reached
whether there will be any longer Nz-
i,OIa. Grange, and II 20. what will be ih
turctions, power snd limitations.
Al the session Oi the National Grange
this evening ths Masters annual address
Ess read. IL recommends = modifcs-
ti5u ofthe rulcs 20 a. 10 allow psTODs or
sccie,ies engaged n industrial pursuits
20 become ccsDo.dsrs. The Executive
Committee Edyis'd t6a dncontif usnes
Of gsuersl sgsacies, Eoc recommends
the establishment Of wholSsale and re-
:sL s,ore. on the cooperative pri"cipls.
Il also sdyises the dnoontinusbcs of
yrangs lec.urO.
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Petrol um Convention.

TIrUsvILIE, Pa, November 2l.--The
Oh Producers Council met IN Conven-
ton here to-day. Two hundred dele
gates appeared from the different loiges
il the oil regions, each delegate repre-
senting ten members Of esch lodge. Il
is claimed that over three-fourths of the
entire production is represented IN this
convention, and many capitalists
sre here from eastern cities. The
organization was effected this evening.
Oaly delegate; were admitted, as the
proceedings were conducted secretly. 1t
is probable that variety OF opinions
will be discussed Us to the measures that
may be adopted. Some favor seabosrd
pipe line, and others that the producers
hold aud carry their own production IN
their own pipe lines and tanks 1t Is
Sail that outside capital has been tea
dered them for this purpose. There is
10 popular excitement, but deep inter-
est is telt among sll the producers 0: the
regions.
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A MISSING LINK FOUND.
Adam and Eve Nowhere.

NEW YORK, November 2l.-A memoir
able event occurred ut Cambridge on
Saturday last, which has given rise TO
much comment and surprise. The degree
of Doctor OF Civil Laws was conferred
upon Charles Darwin by the University
OF Cambridge. Notwithstanding the IL
lustrious rank which MIR. Darwin has
long held in the scientific world, the
clerical power has been strong enough
in the governing bodies Of the Universl-
ties of Cambridge and Oxford to prevent
any honorary degree from being award
ed to him heretofore.
When Darwin and Huxley appeared,
the former robed in the scarlet gown OF
a doctor, tremendous and enthusiastic
cheers broke forth from all parts OF the
building. TIE massive features OF Oar
win were immobile rs stone. No one
present could detect even trace OF
qualification in the lines of the face or
in the expression of the eyes
At a critical moment il the proceed
ings an etfigy of monkey robsd in 81
undergraduates gown WAS lowered into
the middle of the hall from the m ost
prominent point in the gallery. This
ettigy bore the legend In large letters,
"THE MISSING LINK"
In the evening DR.. Darwin was further
honored with public dinner, but the
delicate health OF the ssvsnt prevented
his attendance. Professor Huxley made
the speech in response to the toast OF DR..
Dsrwin's health.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
FALL OF ERzEROUM EXPECTED
TO FOLLOW KARs.
The Porte willing TO Entertain
Peace ProposaIs-BrisE Fight
ing ON the Lom Rus
SLAMS Defeated with
Heavy Loss.

ERzERoUM, November 2l.-A COR
respondent IN letter dated October
25ta SAYS: Ii the winter breaks upon us
short V, and Ksrs holds out, we may
keep Erzeroum; but i; the weather con-
tinues fine, and A~rs falls, this place can
not repel the Russians.
y Pers correspondent telegrsphs: We
have just heard OF the capture ot kArs.
The tall Of ErZorolm ls expected to tol-
low.
The Porte now appears desirous Of
eutertalnng peace proposals. CerNer
Pashs, Minister OF Foreign Affairs, and
Mahmond Dahmad are said 70 be more
favorable IL peace.
LONDON, November 2l.-Tho Stand
Gra's Vienna correspondent states that
tle commanders ui Sistoya, SimnstEs,
Bucharest and Jassa have received orders
from the RussIsn headquarters 10 pre-
psre AL possible means oG transportation
tor wounded mon
\ correspondent Al Vienna says the
slc'ess 81 kNs mas greatly encouraged
the party nj the Russian hesdousrtcrs
who tSyor the dsshng style OF opors-
tons.
LONDON, November 2l.-Thcro was
heavy fighting on tho LON on Morday.
\ Turkish CtliCisl dispatch claims that
strong Turkish toTce making recon.
noissHnCe, carried the Russian positions
on Melchka Heights, at Piergos and near
Javsnchittlich, destroying at the arst
place seventy easements Hlled with am.
munltlon aLd provisions. The Russians
lost 400 men.
The Russisn stack on Kadikasi was
roPuIsed.
\ Russian official dispatch claims that
the Turks. after stubborn resistance,
lasting from . o'clock in the morning
I'LL IN the evening, were everywhere
repu sed. but admits that the Russian out
poots were temporarily driven in. Both
accounts agree that The Turks, after se-
we're fighting, temporarily occupied and
burned rcorgaS The Russians state
That so far $50 OF their wounded have
beer brought IN
Sueimsn Pssha hiss arrived At Rust.
cuuk.
bpNDuN, 4'pN'Hlo'I IA spsclu
from NerHn. kslch announces that Grand
Duke Michael entered Kars on Monday
and received the homage o, the inhab,-
uau,s. Typhoid lever is spreading in tho
town.
BUCHAREST, November 2l.-Rounsn-
lAn official papers announce that the
RoumAnians captured Rahons this morn.
ing, aitor three days engagement. The
Turks God towards LON PAlanks and
WedIiu, with the RoumsniAns pursuing.
simultaneously with the capture OF Ba-
hons, the Roumar ian division crossed the
Danube opposite that town.
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The SILVER BILLINTHEsENATE

Ine Silver Bill (BLAND's), has been
'ngndei by the Senate Committee on
'.osnce, by striking out the tree coinage
@,.on 1t is also amended by author
1.og the purchase, by the Treasury, OF
'l.Uon to sn amount not less than two
Millions nor more than four millions per
month, for coinage-thus virtually linn
ING Is We understand it, the amount OF
".nsce. The legal tender feature, for
a. purposes whatever is retained. In
'' shsPe it was reported to the
S7asie yesterday-snd we print
As reported, in another column. A
&ons friend of the SILVER bill in the
ssas.', and one of the most prominent
Us! body, has made q canvas OF the
Saa:e snd says there is no doubt OF the
sH,sse Of the bill. The follow
.'s is the canvass: In favor of
'-s silver bill-Messrs. Allison,
Armstrong, Bailey, Beck, Bruce, Cam
Sa Pa, Cameron (Wis.), Chsfee'
.SA'el, Coke, Conover, Davis (Ill),
o"s W. Ns.), Dennis, Dorsey, Ferry,
9''aad, Gordon, Harris, Hereford, Hill,
,s'A', Jones New, McCreary, Nc
o''A'd, Mathews, Msxey, Morgan,
'Se'oy, Patterson, Plumb, Saunders,
,-Naa, Spencer, Teller. Thurman, Voor-
Wallace and Wlthers-totsl 80
PPoSed 10 the bill-Messrs. Anthony,
o'!A'1, Bsrnum, Blsine, Burnside,
r-'''"ancy, ConklIng, Dawes, Eaton;
n-Aoaas, Hsmlin, Hoar, Herman, Nc
''oh, Mitchell, Morrill,, Randolph,
,'''n'' Sargent, Salisbury, Wsdleigh
'1' "hyte-totsl, %. Those who are
-O'li' but are most likely to vote for
Il O'''' are: Messrs. Booth, Grover,
,o"e' johnson, Kirkwood, Mcmillan
'uon, Paddock and Window. Those
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sTATEsatN WANTED.

Tae cry Tor ".eAter at Washington,
,oes ou! iu every direction. a master
mind j, wanted T. mould, TO educate, to
o,,spizs - lead. swallow demas cues
Who mouth their pieces to tickle the
v9ins Of the mul .itude that they may
i,,v = 5000 salary rom the pockets O!
IN Sc they dupe and misiead, should be
mad. ,,s,d asido. "How strange" says
ii, Boston HcTGid, "that the people
should be paying some two hundred men
$500 year apiece 70 oppresS them with
pi,ghievods legislation, to make the rich
Il her aid tins poor poorer, to make
s return If genuine prosperity din
cult 10 90 Infinite damage tO the
puoic credit. ct ina. is what repre-
sensitive royerr.ueal has Ccmc 20 in this
cola.ry. II you look for the real trouble
where do You dod it, In 'ne lack OF
l,alred political leaders, we say-those
Tue servants of the people. whe arc be.
coming scarcer and scsrcer every year,
Judging by the tone OF Congress in the
year OF our Lord, 1911.
., the thlrty-iour or thirty-Gve Demo
cratic members of the Senate, but tour Of
l1gn are serving their second termi and
in ike ratio the dOminent party in the
Holse is made up OF green and inexpef-
lsnc.l members. WHAT else caA be ex
paced than exaggerated specimens of the
bland ring OF the blind leading the
bird"-lor lew OF these men have
csuIiily al m spirit OF craftsmanship
discussed, b,tors their constituents, the
condition Of the country, its Sutterings
sad It's need rae masses OF the people
Ns hone,. ND l:te.l:g sht, but they ina!
be, and arc frequently, miSlei by the
fau4tIluL bI NN uHChuNIE aSpii aiiS
Of pon,,>, 20 iuon. 1t seems to
is that popu,sr education is at .sult here
Political ecJnomy-the science of gov
eminent, should be taught from com
P:erl textbooks and by competent
:eacLers. Every pupil in the schools
,ao4Il be instructed in the sound un-
.s;Iyng principles of political scien &C
50 :ns, in the next generation, a. least,
tvol,d be impossible or demagogues TO
oe.es tue minds OF the people upon those
matters which most nearly concern them.
But for the present, who shall lead in
Congress? Ewing has proved himself
'ounderer; SAYLoR, a skulking coward;
Cox, II csckling goose; MORRISON, an
aonest ucnentity. Who shall lesd2
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IIOISE.

By Mr.. Gibson-Aulhorizing tie sp-
poin,ment of y commissioner to p.0yIde
ior the improvement OF the Mississippi
river.
The House then went into the Com
rni;.ee.ol the Who.e, M Wright in the
cnsir, on TIE deficiency spproPri t.'n
bIl.
Mr.. Singleton, member Of the Ap-
p!opristion Committee, explained Tie
provisions 0! the bill.
Mr. Goster called attention 20 the fact
.-.. tbs WAS the second deficiency bill
s-..gh: before the House, the former
o. appropriatiug S2,5OO.OOO and the
pre.eut one Sl.25O.OOO. That was At =
other illustration Of the economy OF the
Democratic House VI last year.
Mr. Beebe, Of New York-D!dn't the
naval deficiency grow out OF the lsct that
the monies appropriated at the last Con-
gress had been mIespphsd by the eIecu
tive officers?
NJ. Fo:ter-Not st all There is a
great difference OF opinion about that
Mr.. Singleton called attention 70 the
fsct that Of the s1,5OO,O00 appropriated
bv the presen! bii! by the present bill,
S58OOOJ was reapproprlstlcn.
Mr.. Foster replied :ha! that wsi one
ofthe tactics OF tie Denocrstic party, oy
which they hoped 70 deceive the cou'-
try. Lsst year the Democrats had ststed
that they had saved s3o,OOOO0O Tn
books were made up and showed ssvin z
OF less than sl9,OOO,O0O. He thought
that Al item of S250,0 ,0O9 should have been
inserted for the compilation OF the new
State Department building.
The bill wss then read By clauses fol
amendment. The first paragraph was ioi
the psyment OF the awards OF the Court
of Claims 20 the amount of s694,0i5. Th'
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'.THE MISSING LINK.
Disciples of Judge Lynch.

CLEVELAND, November 2l.-The con-
stable of Middlefeld, Gesngs county, o.,
started east last night with two deputies
to srrest man suspected of aiding IN
the robbery OF the clothing house of
Church Il Co, OF Middiefeld, on the 18th
inst and alter having made the arrest,
and when on their return, they were at
tucked nesr the village, in 8 woods, by 8
party OF masked men, who bound al d
gagged the officers and hung the prisoner
to q neighboring tree. The body is now
in Middlefeld, but no name Is given.
Intense excitement prevails, and many
citizens are under arms.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-22

Tag Paris Exposition bill, which
,.s,ed the Housc. yesterday, provides for
=, ,oprnprialion Of Sl5O000, and the sr-
continent of ore 5000 commissioner,
usntr $1,000 com mmissioners. aid two
,onorsry commissioners from oacn State
.,B Territory