davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-10-05
rEoR1A, Oct. .4-IIlOnwIxEs-stcaays sAlcs, 100 brls


EEw OnLEANs, Oct. 4.-Corrox-Demsnd acttse,
ISLES 1890 bales; Qaotat!ods Unchanged; rece.pa net
EN- bales, HEoss = s13, E1parts, nunos atuck 3 3A
GALVESTON, Oct. A.-CurI1s-stea!st mtdlllnst,
1os<el net reccfpta. 2.29a tsnlc%, saless, a,1lo.
SIoh,LK. Oct. 4.-Corrox-Frm. mI!ungs, 1utc,
net receipts, ,&a7 bAtesi salts, COZ
CHAHLxsrOx. Oct. 4.-CoTTos-Ftrtnt m!dilIngs
10 1lgc, net receipts. =, t10 balcs, sales, aNa.
SAVANNAH, Oct 4.-CoTrUN-Actiyp npa dsTuer,
mtdIltnk 1U1c, net receipts, ,.J7 bales, eross 10
es!pts, =, sl2t tslts, 1.GGs.
, 1877-10-05

Nxw Yonk, Oct. +-uustncss lIght IN peasly a11 de-
psrtmenss cotton goods 1niet hut generalIy pfeay,
iaw grade cotton nalncls In kooA t!e,nnnIt Inghams
attive aul dress styles soil araa, low grades fancy
caetlcees In fair feanestt lresa gpo1s t steady do.
ma1d; prsnt1 continue quiet.
, 1877-10-05

CLxyELANp. Oct. ct.4.-Px1anLxcM-AiArkct DIM and
Itronxf demand good, s4nsrd while. ITO test l1e.
PlrTsBuAo, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES crude, 2.1'H
at PArkeFei se6nfl. lhJfc. Philadelphia delivery.
, 1877-10-05


the past Two ycars:
y:;s gss.; ::$2:
|i!s :s!,;; Z 5a ::.::::::::; ssS Il
FM1 -. ss..s.+.ss.... .'s.s-s 3a"'1" S''fo'-
The trading In wheat for future IN this market to
stAckcn!nR, outatdc orders being few. Tic PROS
pcct Of big receipts makes people afraid to buy,
while the fact that future wheat IL afcady severely
discounted makes them srcrse to selling. Hence
they hold OF. When cash and the month come
nearly together We may expect arcTivsl, sad per-
haps mol III then. We no1e thnt the discount on
November IL narrowing down, owing to Decreasing
willingness to sell at current quotations for next
nuonth. ~ -
Tho leading produce markets werc irregular yes
tcsdar. will, ters doing. tho volume of trading In
sorne departments being unusually small. Hogs
ware hscf. the eouler Weather inviting cnttesS to
operate moro freely. Provisions wcfc rather slow,
but stronger, tn sympathy with hogs. Wheat was
in far demand for cash lots, and slow on futures.
though the latter were arm. Corn was tame and
steady. Oats wcro eaaLer. rJo hrm, and barley
active. Frrghts werc Grm at tho recent advance,
With reported advance on Eric Canal.
Jobbcrs Of dry goods wcfo very busy. In addi'
tton to tho purchases Of the many buyers present
IN pcsson, thcro large volume Of mall orders,
and In neasly ait departments brisk business was
In progress. Prices were steady and unchanged.
inc grocery maEket "as w1tnons ensn.es n
nlent' baue'ne'os"5 ae"te "tu'ana a.
Inc genet1s na1hes asa p.s'sns.M s.;.,x ~.
s.ea"y toa'' D.ea '.."s "s.. s,..s h",n ~
previous rates. Fiah wero xteAdy.
~ tae ,"S ,,oa
new features ~eto aeveopea' tatIe "A' = ~.
enl' ',on' u1e no"'o 'la"s a"u '..stats
she os''a"a 9e'se s'ta"'s0 ~ ,H,,L .tes.
F1.ees "sto u1l'' Gao - ,,.%. ~" ...,, ~, r.,,
aose Commence. s"!ps - ~. .a'r.t. ~" n-,rs'
ana inc continues n.ous'a.o as n,sss ~ o.t ~,
eAanHcs ssts .o'e1 ~ haas 'rsrs ana,od onet
"ooa mas*sw ,., % rsa, y. N.Y. ~. a ts.t,h,nn ~
nnu nnt, sa' ..,s" M :. 1nts. tnis ~.,,, tn ooo,I
1".sct s"a n'nei.an -. up ' 'SS -
Ths lnmbef 1na.ke. va. active s and ars,. a p.s.
o. seS nee' o.os a.s" which
eo. ,as .as dealers I % At tho vho1e'slo narke, saes
VIA Ia lisht request for n.autac.urins pur.
poses, ~ 'teaay. seed. vs,s ,d dsi. am, and
metals vsss in active request and steady:
Nails were IN be.ter demand. but sa,y ~
tno ns va, " .na
ns seesr.' a,o .,a,or .,.n n,na Inn 1s,a. .,cna
| tste, Thu market was slow aud EASY except 70,
sno,ss '''' varieties Poultry *'' In 's''f' '''
emlly qaoted . shade arner =. .he advance, :. Ct
on corn :onnaa'o' ana h!sc on wneat 10 ao' a soms
carriers s,tas &C. K!ns.ton s't 5 Nv wa. ns" 'as'
cso, COO In con-, 20, Coo bu oats, nnd 35. ooo bs
Through rates to Now York ,. lake and rail-
Ns'i freIsh,. were quiet and uaeh4used: Hates
On Grnins 3uxed heAts.' aHa okaeF tofIh'c1nba af'
, 1877-10-05

,.,, ...I.. ..bn. ~. rot,,f,.
fn0r~ f1<Hf On Drfhhrr fNek1Ee. RNtl' inc Ielht'e
tr,rcx ~ ,tu lIvites to teqrra.pd rryrrEon. Thts
,.,.s . ,,.r,,, ,I.r,i+I al, nnre IN The onErf tn-
-. .,I. ~ oba. a~,1 v,s stt.nrlatrd hy the r..
e"s'* "'''" - =. -. ~, ,n.,.,,.s, =, ~, m.
pert fhAl re shnfa have cnI ulltra tHfHsfFtA ~ VIE
hcrrrr ~ kous o. Csso brA pork, with only Rlnaut
m m hi, htrr Win whi,h to e and that not In iAtsr
hau TIN stock Of PORK has bern RAPIDLY reduced ~
free conatunntnts In otErr rnt1tk kn hy conversion
n.o -, ,,s - ~, much ,r,s on hsn,l than
they hal calculated on
Mssz ssorr-wAs uutFt Int nr1Dsf advancing Rh0nt
~ -. -, -. - fs,sst nrct, ~ TeeintaJty tbers
!oc Jet nr' EoM ss nv. ~ 80. 80 s,.. ir,s.r,t
and verr lItte nt.e sacs reported of q, hria
fnr ., ca,b At p,: N hrIt seller (ctarr at ~ -
, 1877-10-05

james u. MeDowd takes serious exception 10 tho
statements Of Duncan Stewart In the Detroit Iri1-
uus. referring to Mr, RteWart's claim that En-.
a,and will want 100, 600, 600 bn wheat this year,
iii Of which must b. furnished by tho ualtel
I..t.. hr Mil hnYAt
, 1877-10-05
REAL ESTATE.

Tho following Instruments wese nlcd Tor record
ThursaaJ, OK. 4:
, 1877-10-05

EutskFrH LAW
The snfolk County ll5ostan) bupEsme Court, u
Massachusetts,, has decided lhat an 4ctieM canaut
be 1pltnta,ued In Nassacnusetts by New York
htnl u bruAcrs nsa!ust citizen Of Massachusetts
tvr o4latcu duv a thurt kals 9t stock naaas ny
his slock. juhoinx Il permitted by tho law
Of New io1.. hut by the laws vi Aaasacsusetls
0~nershp VI stetks sold possession ~ thu limo
u Aals IL Ie4ussd. 1hu csas srparently Fsisea "a
exception u the gtnera rliu Of law that conttuet
go.d iu the plsca where II L. mIds l. good stcFy-
whsse. The CASE MAS william u. Leonard and An.
othAf against tic executors VI John +. Dsmsntt,
and ID likely 10 u sAz'itd up an s1ssptions-
AoARnlh0 GOLD AMI 1Ax GOLD PREMIUM.
Ths boarding Of gold by Secretary shtEmsn has
not teeu attended with auy s.as In tbs premium.
on ths eontrxry, the preminna has slowly settled
au4n to lover point tLan Tor ntteeu years, aud
merchants bare ls4s dinicnlty now In gsttlu2 gold
than then-
COLD AND GRH1HaACxR-
Gold wss 10!A0 1o34 in gseeubseka.
Grssubxeks were 97AGke7t cents oa the dollar
In gold.
rnpxlaw KrCHAkOx.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-07-12

times, have q great many questioDsto
ask each other about wlAcrc We have been
and what we have doac tho past six
teen years. since We hist met, and pass
4 really enjoyable hour We find that lie
has, after drifting about in various por-'
tons OF the country, settled down in La
Faycttc and is owe Of the leading plpt :
ncrs IN 4 large Wholesale Boo. and Sine
Manufacturing establishment, one Of The
largest in the country. lie has succeeded
well in business, has i pleasant home and
is evidently on Tie highway TO fortune
and honor We regret exceedingly that
! We arc unable to accept of his pressing
invitation to stop over a day or so with
him.
! At Toledo, and also at La Faycstc still!
more OF our party lcaVe as until there arc
only perhaps dozen Or 50 left ont Of the
| so or moro who started. NC Come on
home RID Keokuk and Des sIoincs Il. Il.
ARRIVING at Toledo. Iowa, Friday morning
just week and day from the time we
started. We were absent from home just
eight days or 1872 hours, and though we
were at Burlington, Iowa, about IS hours,
Toledo, Ohio. about 81 hours. Put-in-Bay,
hours, Niagara: Falls, nearly fs hours.
Buffalo, 4 hours, La Fayctte, 2 hours,
| Kcokrk, A hours.and Dcs Moines, a hours,
d total Of lO2 hours, We yet Ind time in
the remaining 90 hours to travel nearly
$500 miles This is certainly a fast age
Everything was done on the whole trip z
make The excursion pleasant one, and 4
was certainly one of the best If not tho
best one that has ever left the State. Too
much praise cannot be given 10 Dir. W
| r. Crum,ton of the T. p &, w, who
not only rendered us the trips Put-iu- Ba,
and return, but went along in person t
see that everything was done 10 make it
pleasant for US; also. to Mr.. Frank Z
Snow and Mr.. w. H. Huriburt, of tn
Canada Southern who did all in their row
or to make matters pleasant. The road
represented by these gentlemen are i
first-class condition throughout, the tract
smooth, the rolling stock OF the lates
and best, and any of our friends goin!
east will find this a very desirable rcut'
to take. Appropriate resolutions wcr
passed by the Association thanking thcs
Railroad companies and their gentleman
ly representatives for the many favor
shown us, but VIC haven't a copy of then
at hand or would chcerfully give then
place in connection with this article.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-07-12
PIMPLES
RI CONSUMPTIvES.

The advertiser, having been perrnan-
entity cured of that dread disease, Con-
sumption, by single remedy, is anxious
to make known to his fellow sufferers the
means of cure. To all who desire it, he
will send copy of the prescription used,
free of charge,) with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they
will find SURE CURE for Consumption,
Asthma Bronchitis, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address,
Rcy. L. A. WILSON,
1914 Penn ST., Williamsburgh, n. Y.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-07-12

GOOD BOOKS
SUMMER READING,
On the RAILROAD Ct Steamer,
II the Country .. at the Seaside.
Wrongs and Rights OF the Traveller.
ByR ". Rogers, DR.. Barrisfer at-Law Of Os-
-goode Hall Iemo: cloth-si.S0; paper, IS cents.
position Of the Law OF Carriers Of Passengers.
etc. with inst story enough 10 form the thread
FROM %" he most inssrestiug sdiadica,ed cases
with references to the Official reports; the pr
SONS of his story discoureng for the most part
in the very language Of the Judges. The
volume meet sale propertirnate to its merits,
and such one as it would seem ordinary pru-
dcnce would innnenceit win be more popular
w - =
THE SPARROwGRAss PAPERS; or,
Goszsns. IN one volume. lsmo, cloth. $50.
reading: indeed; honest and excellent work in
MANY places good appreciation Of the coinicai
side OF HE and that euggestcn Of fseiing Tor
small sTf;s dtiaafc Montl III o'"ef = %
HARRY GNAf'S WOhAS. In i've vol
umes, Emo, cach, coin. Si-D
Hlislde. A!ust Vakes ana ale st
Matrimonial lufeli- Woodnins.
- = - = y
Iiveir humorous and snarh linz Rouon Jran
seriDf. ~f''
Wholly without malice 81 oitsernes. = f'orfsd"a
::s: ss .s,sss
OF. ..l MEM , ErG la,a ,s TaA ,,a,s sy
] {; 81; "a +; Az; :ss;
.iSii al "a S isss ''-s4 : 's s
, Volumes. l'H. r zach. s's.a' s,.'',
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-07-12

PIANOS i; :; $;:
73f57:3S{.zI - bargains.
ORGAN ;:' a;
exx.y-xssxHzngESsH s55 Five octave organ
III Ssi RaT.. onportuplties Melod, ons $40.
mi ,nwaris used anlya short time. The above
second hand instruments are in perfect order and
fully warranted, (but not our own make, have re
Gently been taken in exchange for our new eele'
brated BEATTY PIANOS and ORGANS. and nav
ing no space for storage in our wareroos. our I'm
inense trade being daily on the increase hence The
allow liberal offers. Best offer ever given By any
manufacturer now ready. on orr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Agents discounts given away in new localities, II
or er to have them introduced where have nt
agents. Fully warranted for six years as strictly
frst-class. and sent on 5 to Is days test triai
Money refunded and freight charges paid Doll
WAYS il unsatisfactory. Agents wanted. New
organs to the trade sos, and upwards. Fldslrat
ed catalogue with list of testimonials. slne o.
whom You may know sent free. Very liberia
discounts to Teachers. Ministers and Churches !,
Introduce them at once. Address DANIEL +
BEATTY, Washington New Jersey
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0f{YY1
DE.N"TST!

WIN be at Toledo the second Monday OF every
w Month and remain one week. at Dr. Soust
ers Office. Also at Traer the 3rd Mohaay u eat th
month Remaining one week. Filling teeth with
Gold, a speciality All other work done.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-07-12
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered Tor Years
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
and all the effects of youthful indiscree-
ton will, for the sake Of suffering humane
ty, send free to all who need it, the re-
circ and direction for making the SIMPLE
remedy BY which he VAS cured. Sufferers
wishing TO profit by the advertisers ex-
| pcriences can do 50 b., addressing in per-
feet confidence.
JOHN B. OGDEN. AZ Cedar-St.. n. Y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-14
A NclentIst ON RIue Glass.


From Professor Pitts Lecture Before the BuGAlo
Society otEatuiRl sdenesa
come now to consideration ofthe more
reirangible rays Of the spectrum, namely,
the new indigo violet, and II you have any
relish for au anti.climax / cannot ina.
CINE a better one than after having carried
you to the stars to drop you down to Gen.
eral Pleasont blue book. This sensa.
tional little volume, printed and bound in
blue, is emphatically blue all over. Now,
the action Of the blue rays on animal and
vegetable life, as well as upon chemical
elements and compounds, has long been
known, so the General has told us nothing
new. II that we're all we would not muir
muir, but there is so much so utterly ab.
surd, the only wonder is how be could
have seriously written it. We have seen
that common white sunlight is composed
Of all the coIors and that it is peculiarly
rich in the blue rays. Thh violet end Is
quite as full in the blue rays when the'elec-
trio Light is used aswhen sunlight Is taken;
but mark you, the blue OF the common
blucglass l. entirely adifierent light from
the pEismatic blue. Anything, however,
that affects the retina as blue will answer
his purpose Just az we'll. Whenever We
are balhed in sunlight weget blue rays
all Of them and none absorbed by glass
and quite "a many no doubt as our pScu.
liar organizations require. The flora
and fauna OF the earth are such aS live
and mature in the white sunlight with
the exact energy all its components AZ.
ford. To change its competition Is to
change correspondingly the nature Of or.
ganic life. General Pleasonton, however,
says in effect that sunlight is all wrong,
and that we ought TO shower in more OF
the blue rays and thus mature earlier,
grow larger, avert disease, and behave
more in accordance like rational beings
who had learned how to make blue glass
Eud bask in its liie.giving rays. But OF
General Pieasonton's other assertions
wherein he hGsviolated fundamental ply.
steal law have nothing to say. That his
experiments need q repetition by more
careful hands, and that the results may be
quite different from those represented in
the blue book, can scarcely be doubted. A
man who would utterly ignore the laws Of
grayitation and make the sun, which the
spectroscope tells usso much about, shine
by reflected light like mirror, would not
hesitate, it seems to me, to ascribe to the
blue rays n power over animals and vege.
table life not warranted by the facts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-14

A JOURNAL published in Chicago, and
devoted to the task Of enlightening the
West on "R0Iigion, Philosophy, Art,
Science, Literature, Romance and Gen.
eral Reform has undertaken to answer
the oft-rePeated charge that spiri;uali,m
is productive Of insanity. 1t has taken
the trouble to examine the records Of IS
asylums for the insane, and among 23,3g5
inmates, only 4l2 are reported insane
from religious excitement, and 50 from
Spiritualism. Taking the inmates Of
thirteen Institutions their statistics for Il
term Of years show that out OF 5S,S7j in.
mates, 1894 owe their lunaey to religious
excitement and 229 to Spiri,ualism. This
certainly does not justify the wholesale
charges that are made agains: Spiritual
IAN,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-14
WHAT SEIZURE PREDICTED
OF HAYES.
a Campaign speech Worth Read.
ing Now.

ins Now.
have gone into this campaign advo
eating the election Of Governor Hayes
with my eyes open. have certainly moi
forgotten or thought lightly Of the duty
owe to the cause Of reform which have
served so long; and thus, standing as | dc
here before you, mindful of my response.
bility, declare this to be my sincere con,
victiou, and predict with as much assur.
auce as things still TO come can be pre-.
dicted, that Governor Hayes, il elected
to the Presidency, will employ every Con-
sIitutional power OF that great Office TO its
fullest extent TO carry into practice his
programme OF civil service reform to the
very letter. He will organize his admin
istra,ion with answering devotion to
this great end. He will, whatever in
fuenceS he may have to encounter, pur.
sue with untiriug wstchiulness all officers
OF the government who have BETRAYED
official irus! or failed TO perform their
duties according to the best standard Of
efficiency. he will keep faithful public
servants in their Offices against all at.
Temps TO have them replaced By
the political tools or the personal favor
ties Of party leaders. He will tell those
who claim Office on the ground Of mere
party service, tina; honesty, competency
and fidelity vii. be regarded by him as
the only decisive qualifications for public
employment. Ey will tell Congressman
who at,emP, TO dictate appointments, that
such interference U'h the appointing
power is destructive Of the independence
OF the separate departments Of the gov
eminent, degrading the character OF the
service, ard vii. no longer be permitted.
He will make all Government officers
understand that the civil service must
cease to be a party machinery, that from
them partisan service is neither expect
ed nor desired" and that they will have to
Contine themselves 10 their official duties
as servants OF the Government and the
people. He Till establish well.reculated
and public methods in every practicable
way, to ascertain the fitness o; candidates
for place. lie r,iR employ every legiu-
innate means in his power to induce Con.
gress TO peFpeluate this reform by legis-
lation in whatever way it may be pos
sible and necessary.
That ia what am sincerely convinced
Gov. Hayes triI DO il elected 10 the presi.
dency.
speak with confidence, for th,t conf.
dence l possess. have his word for it,
you have his word for it, the whole
American people have his word for it,
and, as Gov. Hayes is man Of honor,
that word will be kept.
The only effective resistance possible,
but only with regard to new appointments
Of certain class, may be offered by the
Senate in retusingto confirm his nomina.
tions. But, whether a systematic oppo.
sition OF that kind can long continue,
will in great measure depend upon the
spirit animating the elements composing
the administration party, as well as the
drift Of public opinion generally,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-14

pSrstOry to lighting up. Ilsarned yes.
terday that they were looking for coke
from Pittsburgh to-day. On il arrival
they will blow In.
All the mills are on this week. The
lronton with four set1 Of rolls, including
sheet rolls, with four heating furnaces on
merchant iron. The Lawrence with three
sets Of rolls and four heating furnaces, il
making bar iron. The Beliont has over
100 nail machines in operation. We have
now lively times among the iron workers
1t seems to me that enough iron could b
made in the United States in one day tC
supply the world q thousand yeArA, but a.
to iron the world Is like the horse leech
that hath two daughters crying, give
give.' 9. W. Nc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-14
OUR IROXTON LETTER.
Democratic Poles Celebrating
Hayes lnRugurAtiou.-Etems tor
The Iron Men.

NC AEOh LACHs
IRoS7ow, O., March 9, 1877.
Editors In;sllgenegr
EThe flags we're flying on all the poles
last Saturday in honor OF the election Of
Hayes. ltseems IN agreement was en-
tered into by the Central Committees Of
the Democratic and Republican parties
when the Electoral Commission was or.
gained that whoever was declared elect.
ed both parties would give their Isv. n
the breeze. In keeping with tia, arIee.
ment, the large white pole, the Largest
and prettiest pole in the city, the
pride Of the 1ronton Democrats, and, be.
cause it stood on the bank OF the river in
full view, the glory OF his Kentucky
friend and brother, this representative OF
the white mans party, OF reform, of the
$4,000 Federal otice.seekers, and OF S. ].
Tilden's barrel of money, all day Satui
day, to the ingnite disgust OF the aver.
age Democratic politician, this beautiful
pole aoated a flag in honor Of the man
that was counted in because fraud does
not vitiate, might makes right, and the
great National Returning Board, Of
whom they expected so much, was found
to be s against 7.
We should give them credit for keeping
their word in view OF the notorious ex.
ample set by some OF their representa-.
tivcs in Congress, especially BY Colonel
Vance, whom they tried very hard to
send 10 the 45th Congress.
Some doubts have been expressed Of
the willingness OF the Republicans to fy
their flags in honor Of Tilden's election
in the event Of the election being declared
in favor Of that gentleman, but | have
not the least do15. il such had been the
Gaze the Republicans, though disagreed.
bic to them, would have been as good as
their word, and as honorable as the Dem.
ocrats.
| visited the .E,na Smelling Works
yesterday. This is the largest and com.
pletcst blast furnace ever saw, and some
say the largest in this country. They
have two stacks with snieIting ca paci,y Of
sixty Ions per day. However, there is bu,
one in operation Mt present, the Alice
stack, and the other has never been used,
though with the revival OF the iron bust.
ness they can have the other in operation
in a few days.
They have not begun theimproYemen,s
or repairs at the Belfont Furnace. They
have everything in readiness, and, the in.
formation l received was, they will com.
menco in two or three weeks at the
farthest, At the Ironton Furnace they
have been filling the stack with fuel, pre-.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-14
WEDNESDAY, March II, ls77,



regard to party affiliations, mourn the
accession Of Hayes and the PRONUNCIATION
Of his policy. IsiSmoney out OF pocket
to them. One OF the lot, a strong Repub.
lican, said during the doubttul days Of
the count he could afford to pay twenty
thousand dollars for 3 guarantee that
Tilden would be inaugurated, as his in,
auguration, with ninety thousand Offices
to distribute among hungry Democrats
would make Washington overflow With
ofice.seekers, and the hotels would liter.
ally coin money. And now the Demo-
cratic of'ice.seekers do not come, and Re
publican office.seekers are fleeing in
alright from the new policy OF the Ad'
ministration, and the hotel keepers con-
template their empty rooms with dismay.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-14
The Ohio Senatorship.

COLUMBUS, March l2.-Senatorial can.
wasting has been active all day. Most Of
Gen. Gsrfeld's strength has gone over tc
Matthews, who now leads considerable
to Shellabarger, who has gained, and
some to TAFT. Nothing is heard from
Ben Wade, who is not considered here as
in the race. Noyes is also looked upon
as out. Taft was in the house good
part OF the afternoon, and was sur.
rounded by members. Some good humor.
eddy insist that he stay out and stand for
Governor next fall. Several OF SheIla.
barger's supporters have Matthews for
second choice, a careful count at ad-
jourrment shows Mathews far ahead OF
any other, but considerably below a ma.
iority. The friends OF neither candidate
are confident, and the result IS very un-
certain.