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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-28

Observation-Disclosures
~ hEefunhlE, pelslsJ, GahpS6A r., -
lrSsals. HsaIissslsS fsEtassssA, Mas,
NJ Eee1st Rlse1EET Sss.Dg
VIEW ASpES Gas NrErrEkx, NEss-,
=. NrELnAy. oEk,
LHHro Tae.Aay, oasAsr altA, d > - positively.
Fl1ssgrn - t,sghs racssar1 thFa1th = Al Paistl
va - SOUTH Fec fiHiFei e E@Ssr NY -
an HoorH 4 soS. ASA.
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New OrlsmnG

SEE oEIElxs. October aa-MolHSes-Ae-
tiTe, 6rn and higher; Centrifugal ssaSlG con-
mon sSAS0e tAir xxx. Other unchanged
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Law in gal, pot up Storm windows and
'aoCrsc zkee1sItoEStsFSsh 1y trrs ana oEeS-
coats, and prepare for . winter Is sSTffF g
the lESs che ySS mid, and extremely t1sa1
3 Ia nnmsrEaSexTenely boz
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CHOICE Teas, Tobaccos and Connection.
cries always on hand, at Geo. s. Feeney's,
1907 Min street. q Al 800
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MoRxHo GIoRr RAKNo POWDER is the
best in the market, Try II, and you will
ase ne ether.
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Tn husk On the ecrn.er Is unusually
lhiss this year, and the TeatheFEtse
rs 8 stascr. IhaAiti Ssns these Of :
old winter.
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FoI LAVE CosPtA1sr, BuIors HElDAeHE
Sick Headache (which females are 50 liable
70, J Janndiee or Green Sickness, Bilious Collie
and Bilious FererS Dropieal Swelling. Inter
nittent, Remittent and Coneestiye Feyerss
where languor, drovsiness, anxiety, pains in
the back, bead and eItremitieS, slight ehills
ter adapted neutrality-suspicious. In al their
various forms than
SwKISE,s TAH AND sAkslEAErIlA PIL-
Prepared only by d.. SEayne & Son, Phila-
delphia, and sold At Is cents box by al lead
ing druggists In Wheeling BY Logan, List 4
Co. eodAW
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cholcs TrAs, Tobaecos and Connection.
cries always on hand, atGeo. :, feeneys .,
no. 1907 Main street [ rs. AlsS&
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MORNING GloRx BAKING POWDER is the
best in the market Try 1t, and you will
use no other. .,,.., ..i .s
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A GREAT bargain, gents all linen Hand
kerchiefs, only l2i cents, at speyer Bros.
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Axp still few more pair left Of those 40
cent. Kid Gloves at Speyer Bros.
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CHARLES E DWIGHT,
= PRACTICAL CHEMIST.

b p-spssua % zEks ess9El sHa ompIste
saaiySs = IEoA ossA uEsaoaeA. NiSsrll
WtteH etE
LIsoElroEr, ca SIM An CzlIE1I sn,
lis WHEELING. ", Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-28
lg4Iprs 4atAIisflnGa:t:.
oalee. Nos. : aud ~ roar.cea.h street.
New Advertisements.

For Cincinnati Steamer Andes
Cloaks-I. Blum & Bro,-head OF local.
French China ammins & Woods
Attention, knights OF Honor.
ASSiSnee's Notice. l
Thompson & Hibberl- Plumbers.
The Best Photographs Only 81 % Per
DoEen-Plammer Gallery.
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. A FRAeR.xr BREATH AND PEARr TEETH
are easily attained, and those who tail to
avail themselves Of the means, should not
complain when accused Of gross neg
leet The SozopoSr will speedily eradi-
cate the cause Of foul breath, Identifying
and preserving the teeth 10 the Oldest age.
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SAVE your money by buying your
trimmed Hats at Speyer Bros.
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Two hundred trimmed Hats and Bon
nets, at your own price, at Speyer Bros.
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TREEx lnfotunstes had been hooked ct
the '.cOSlsF" lSsf night q u o'eloek, tlr
hearing Il the Poli6e pouTi this HcEuipg.
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sux Handkerchieis, only 12i cents, a
Speyer Bros. fpIt1 J'GG3 ts-Ei W
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GREAr bargains in new silk Fringes at
Speyer Bros.
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TRIMMED Hats and Bonnets in greatya,
tiety q speyef Bross 80 t&iIsI
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HEApau4RrrRs for Kid Gloves in Wheel
ing at Speyer Bros.
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NOR RENT

One iwO-s,ory Frame HOUSE. eOntainlng leVtt rooms
and hall, on soIih York street onetN0-siOFy Frame
Ii0uIr containing aTe Fochs, on Delaware street..
The above hourca are newly IaTeFCl and gralhcd
,hrSi.hSut md hAVOKn1d cellat, and lll,o0nEUiens
w. w IA NiiiLr rS6ict ~ 70 gOdd pAtilNS' '9S
Apply 10 J, T. STONE, lls0 Main Street, OF = J.
Yr6S ( al stone 4 ThONAs', lSH
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W. II. IiNLLER. Gueti66Ser.
T,ARM FOR SALE,
=, eoop ANpHEALTlIY HOME FOR

A OTH INDUSTRIOUS PEOPLE AZ.
,'srS Al RIckhannoa river, III Randolph county W.
VS q Sr,iS sStiIfs GtA;Xei{ lp prtee and 90 9as
terms sud lAs !. In SSSaa 's Sn W,iTsIs w
Nv Ne SnlpIOy no land aecniS no land tpectlainis'
hsI eli iirIE, u actual Se,tlyrA Title PERISH
Snply 90 amEs lfokFns ElOUnct, lIandNlnh e1ahtS
ChsS l. MylIns, Buehannon, upShWF COUNTY; ~. lS
Mnui wheeling, Ohio cOaHty. SI-aSN
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spaulding's Glue; stickiest thing out;
ready. eodAw
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TfR sPIxfoSi FOuSTAIN,77The Council
Committee on the Paxton Fountain met at
NE ieityibuilding on Saturday evening TO
arrange a programme for the occasion Of
fhe nnreiling OF the fountain on Saturday
afternoon next, The following Is the text
OF the programme agreed upon:
nv PBoeESioS.
ThsiHoecsaon aud route 70 Be arranged by the
MaFShllS n VII Be- formed q the
....f. d. Organised Societies.
Carriages eantainlnf cleytnen Orator, Poet, STATE
|, - sOtlceFs and Invited Guests.
The Marshal, appointed are: AsCT p 9 Wright
oRrIen, james oSlShay, 2. +. Brown 1. c sttel,
John II. Hobbs
SSiT : i-11sAT Carroll m s.r. .' {,
opsalns prayer Sy gsy; lr; caDaiPshHHm,
~ Pressn.ati6n and dwelling d Fountain.
5'1ie DediealSrS Prayer 6yDf Mayer,
pcdisAlPa Nh M. &P r S1sa c'F'HSHleH
n W Original POen.wu. LsiEhion, l.. +"
fITFl' Orailan ". II. Good. So
y ssaeiieli5a s. III. Rty.' BIii6P Kahn, Z
Committees we're appointed as follows:
a Committee Of Arrangement Ite
W. a. Wilson, ]. E. Reeves, John water
house, jr, ,4a. So. ~ r,
Logan, j. G. Hoffman, John H. Hall. :,
An invitation has been extended to all
organized societies in the city to join in
the procession. Those societies which ex.
pect to, participate in the excuses OF the
day are requested TO report to Mayor
Sweeney, Chairman OF the Council CONF
nittee, without delay. 49, ..,.
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sSnar,, 10. /, W. R. Simpson,
Square No. ., BENZ. Davenport,
Souare No. 5, VIM. A. List.
Sauare No. 4, ". B. Simpson
SQUARE No. 3, ]. E Hughes,
SIuare No. 6, ]. n. Ray. -
3 SQUARE No. :, ]. Z, Hughes. : ,
SQUARE No. S, VIM. A. List. : ..nlsG
SauAre No. 9, Hugh Sterling.
SQUARE No. 10, John Bailie,
S1uare No. Is, ]. o. Pendieton. IN
Square No. l6, BIS Allison.
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NOR RENT

TOR RENT a ,a
The ,,nrc rUoni No % Twelfth street, With CeltAr
underneath This room hSA keen occupied Tor ne alt
,h,"c wears hy uugU l. Laos rs tOtacCO aud cigar
',"rr The shelving counters and EaS hGiurEs belong
i" ISv pTrulIOs god W. Y, attached, ksnl low,
and pIsys1IOn SlvsH Immediately. APplT TO- Tom
Ap9 - 80 AS'S'
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NewYoriE Money. and Btoelts.
RAIIRoAp BoNps-QuIet.

BIZ TELEGRAPH,


SrocEs-There was considerable activity at
the Stock Exchange throughout the day. In
the early dealings great buoyancy prevailed
and prices advanced y TO 9 Per cent, West
EN- Union and Northwestern shares leading in
the upward movement Subsequently West
EN- Union fell off from 100 to %, but finally
Sold at SO. The general list was slightly off
from the highest point at the close. Invest:
ment shares were more active than usual and
strong, with an active demand for New York
Central and Rock Island, the purchase OF
which for the frst SIX months Of the year are
equal 10 Is per cent per annum on stock.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares, OF
which 2,40O were Erie, 1900 Lake Shore,
q, 900 Northwestern common, "a 900 preferred,
$500 St. Paul common, 1000 preferred, q,
900 Lackawanna, 1000 New Jersey Central.
5000 Union Pacific, and IS, 900 Western Union.
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RrisI:uaEis.

mn s. slSE1Nn
IL YHR PTlasiHE RFGA ttAlsa iSkls' 5S ". =
fCt.y'igrrFSr Ct1nA
nIANK BOOKS The nGltT lSEEu.
I'D CSaPsF RAik niasesy 1sSs slssts HeE< y -
pnI HEADS LITTER HEADS, Sc
f1p-- - ~ H.AlA. lastss HSaAs Nees heseN
SIlss A., = y ~ pllly lS,sll Sss'sS |SSoz'N
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:, THERMOMETER, RnooRD,-The following
sisws the ifanse IT the thermometer, as
observed at Schnept's drug store, Opera
Honse eoEperSr-. 49, ,L--s
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If the President Can Forbid, lie Can
also Command.

The power OF the President to forbid pub
lie officer s belonging to particular political
organization can only bc maintained ON the
ground that lac has a right To- dictate the
political conduct of those who hold Office by
Executive appointment The power to pro-
hibit carries with it the power to command.
II the President has the right to say To an
officer, You shall resign from political or
ganization as n condition Of retaining your
office; he has the same right 10 say to him.
You shall join particular political organi-
,ation as condition Of retaining your Office.
In either case the officer must comply or
oso his place. The will Of the officer
goes for nothing. The will Of the President
y omnipotent. The officer is a slave. The
President Is his master. The relation is as
Objectionable in one aspect as in the other.
IN carrying on our free, republican Govern
nent. we want neither slaves nor masters.
We think the President should have the
power TO remove a subordinate from Office
We disapprOyo Of the Tenurc-of-O illce act,
which was makcshiit measure growing
out OF the bitter state Of political feeling
which sprang up during the administra-
sion u ANDREW JOHNSON. But We do
not think the President has any right
10 dictate To public officer what polti-
,al organizations he shall or shall not
belong TO, or whether he shall or shall not
belong to any. The President has no moro
right to take the public Offices in his hand
and employ them a. reward to build up
one political association and pull down an
other, than he has to use the United States
Treasury for the same purpose.
II the President possesses this power, he
may suit the exercise Of ii to any changes
that may occur in his own notions. He may
order public officer. ON pain of suspension,
10 retire from political organization to-
day, and ON pain Of like suspension TO rcjoin
The same organization tomorrow The
ldca is as ridiculous as II is despotic There
Is nothing American about it, II can never
BE- countenanced or tolerated by the Amcri-
san people.
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the whole plot will rccoil on the head OF the
inventors There are also letters showing
that the Mexican Government protected the
company in their rights; that in 1863 all
war was over and tho country peaceful;
and that EXALL. the same witness who tcs-
thcs that In March. 1868. he was driven
away from the minc without time to get his
papers. had turned it over quietly in Feb
ruary to GRANGER, on the ground that he
was going to "leavo for San Francisco and
probably for New York, TO inquire into the
intentions ot this company" Letters from
ExALL. directed to the mine months after
the alleged expulsion. arc shown. and
letter from GRANGER to the Mexican
Government In August, 1863 asking the
tax gnthcrcr to wait for his taxes until No
vcmbcr, when ExALL will be back land
then the sums due by this company On ac-
count Of this tax will be paid" No mention
of having been expelled is made in this let
ter. Besides. there is mass Of letters de-
signed to show that the mines needed money
to go on with, or they must stop, and
good many letters containing such phrases
as "The books don't let any one see, for rca-
sons which will occur to you" Sir EDWARD
THORNTON said Of this case that no evidence
OF perjury had been presented to him before
tho award, but "if perjury can still bc
proved the umpire doubts whether the Gov
eminent OF either country would insist upon
the payment Of claims shown to be founded
upon perjury
The claimants in these cases profess TO
have ample counter evidence and they also
reflect upon the means used by the agents
Of Mexico to get their alleged proofs Of
fraud; undoubtedly, in any case, the negli-
gencc Of Mexico could be technically pleaded
against her But as Congress has taken the
ground that In an affair so concerning the
Government, fraud should not be suffered
to stand and triumph, it will be interesting
To note whether Messrs. HAYES and EvARTs
will, on investigation, find evidence enough
Of fraud In these two cases. or either Of
them, to Justify setting aside the award
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What Look. Like Smuggling.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Su': You
will rccocct that nOta long time ago the country
startled by the fact that the Kearsarse detected
bringing IN goods that liable to duty Yesterday
the school ship 81 Marys sailed from this port taking
from officers OF this ship large quantity vi goods mark
ed Lieut. r. X. Bradford L. :. y. No. Kay street
Newport. r. I, three larse rolls. cask. and tour
boxes marked thus other rolls and various shaped pack
Lieut. VI Lisie. Philadelphia. icnna. X i. Ll.ic
aud Dr a. H. Cooke Philadcl plia, Pa Its shame
that officers will do the~' things Mas be there j. 10 he
attempt 10 escape the duty the above lot OF good
BUTT looks like It We're the duty collected 1t would
amount "a many hundred dollars ami thus be CORE
spending SEWING To hc taXraAcrs at home The st. Mary-
went from here 20 MADEIRA ami l. going thence 90 the
states would itnot be well tor the customs TO he ap
lred OF the tact Ot these goods coming They consist
Turkish and Persian rugs mats table cloths silk Ac.
LisBoS, Portugal. July 4, 1875
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To THE EDITOR OF The sUN-S6: Permit me
10 -ay word IA behalf OF school children many of whom
though they 10 not appear the sick list far from
bcing we'll This Is especially Of young children who
are played out when the vacation commences They
show the bad effects OF the foul air Of the ground class
rooms and barely able e. keep up during the cool
weather while during the weather We now have they
are Frustrated The ane Of these poor little ones was
unknown To uuul, thanks TO TIM SvN, We now know
must be the rrmains iu their systems ei school poison
This may very properly be called epidemic education
The health Of these children i neglected by the school
board and never thought OF from the beginning of the
year To- the emit ltts no Woud, then that they leave
school wearind amt an eas; grey 20 summer heat and
summer diseases The babies having R-lttlc fresh
air the teachers their vacation and should not these poor
school children have some recreatiunt A fARfST
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Mr. NORRIS MARKS whose services were
recently rewarded by HAYES ana john SHER-
MAN with the Coectorshp Of Internal Revenue
NJ New Orleans, appeared before the sub-com-
mttec Of Investigators yesterday, and took an
oath TO tell the truth, He then told the commit
too that he procured railroad pnsses for JAMES
T.. ANDERSON when the latter wrote to him that
he wanted TO come to Washington, although
ANDERSON was nero acquaintance in whom
ne took no friendly interest; that he met
ANDERSON on his arrival, and procured
him an interview with JoHN SuER-
MAN. His account OF what passed at
tho Interview does not materially add to the
stock OF public knowledge. MARKS was ono Of
the fraudulent Louisiana electors. He swore
positively Yesterday that he signed the second
set OF certificates he was induced to remember
that, on tho morning OF the day in which they
were made out, he WAS in Donaldsonvlle.
eighty miles from New Orleans, and could not
have arrived in tho latter city until an hour at
which they wero already on their way 10
Washington. Ho tried to got written
statement from Mrs. d. A. WEBER that there
was no such document as the SHERMAN letter In
existence. but didn't succeed; and he was
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WIN 'ouf or IT, CONSULTATIONS.


The heat wave roll, from the West 60 the East.
And breaks on the broad AuWntic's shore
Tie death wolves howl on its torril ta,k.
And many must fall to app,u,c the pack,
Bat sull they hunsrily howl for more.
Itcomo- with the sweep ct prairie dre,
a hlalo that nothing can stop or STAY,
That ,corchos the earth aul uAtmc, She l.r.
That burns with its heat ana bnd, with a, sage,
As eastward it ruucssly eats its way.
Then woe TO the poor IN their tenement, pa A.d,
And woe 10 the workers who still toll on.
And Woe 10 the babe at its mothers breast,
And Voc to the weakly. and all oppressed
By the whitening blight oil the blazing sun!
Some consolation may yet be ours,
In spite OF the burning and bhste ring heat;
Though Patrick may perish, who carries the hot
Cool water still flows in the veins of Fraud,
And its constituencies sleep is sound and sweet
Though thousands must labor who cannotre
And hundreds Of workers must sufcr and dIc.
Yet Uncle Dick Thompson escapes the heat
And far to some northcry, cool retreat
On the rslApoosa's wings can n.y.
Though miners may swelter in Comstocks ledge,
Aud farmers may fall in their Ids OF gram
John sherman Is cold as an iceberg still,
And executes calmly the Fraudulent viii,
Nor leArs mat the heat may hinder has sam.
Though Norhcrners sufcr the long day through,
And scarcely md rest when the day Is DONE
The ancient stephens no power can stay,
As he tells how Fraud may he made 10 pay
Aud his yellow chariot shames the sun.
The still days OF summer are pleasing 10 Fraud,
Delightfully."- cool to lis myrmdons all
Al the cost OF the tollers they take their ease,
And heat has terrors for -Rch as these,
They lear but the lightning that strikes in the fall.
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To THE EDITOR OF THE SUS-SW: Noticing
in Tn stN an inquiry Tor some remedy FOR excessive he
,hrs for alcoholic drinks. let me say thata terri
Bile experience has taughtme therein arcmody suncicnt
~ honestly used It is simply o. keep near At hand
kini of uir irui which Is raatae to M. sufferer For
"a lNNs TN, h-td apples and uaus aui WhcueYt the
thirsty desire possess % mr tfc uf fhDu lam satisfied
thai the persistent use o ripe fruits VIII the
case m existence. kflttF
LADLL Pass. Texas
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The Death OF Troy millionaire.

Troy. July le-George W. Tihbits, an old and
prominent citizen Of this place died this morning aged
- years lie len estate OF s2OooUio His father,
nator Tnhit.. supported Chnion- idea u the Enc
canal amt hy his personal nhuorDc Carried The measure
ihroulh the Lc-i-atnre Tho original drnt u the bl l.
M lussa .sIun VI IN LIMlLt. lAn.lN
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anxious that she and her brother in-lnw. f. L.
weber. should be provided with Offices He is
now. as we said. Internal Revenue Collector.
ToMLINsON. the chief clerk OF tho New Or
leans Custom House. who was to furnish the
subcommittee II full list Of the employees. has
disappeared. lie told his wife that he was going
of for short cruise on the revenue cutter.
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The directors Of the Merchants National
Rank AZ Vail street voted yesterday TO reduce the capt
tai stock from s3OooOD TO s2VOOn Excessive taxa.
ton, approNimauns i've per cent with dull busine
and the extremely easy lod7ne rats of y-ras,-i
the reduction The bank Il Oi the oldest in the city
and favored hN wholesale dealers and iohhers The
reduction in capital isunlN conservative measure wheh
bids fair To De followed by many other institutions.
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i,t Prc" ioystch, Ji,y H.
Now. then. how ia Gen. o. o. Howard to ex-
terminate the Indians without the telegraph
SO far he has slaughtered myriads Of hostiles
over the wires. and II they have been cut. the
mission Of the sanguinary Christian soldier is
ended
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Linguistic knowledge ct the PremIers OF
England aud Austria.

Count AndraSsy il able to transact business
in nu nnl uHgos ~ least ami therefore hc well he
excused an occasional mistake in English which he
iHinN speaks better tlhu member ot the Quscus
Calumet can French although of late years he has had
little practice Some ono was concentrating linn unnn
the successful line that he had taken about Bosnia
Nel, ne said, - thought the time was come 10 take
Lord Benoonshed asked Lord OIo Russell what was
the French fora vie " Inc due he answered. suppns
ms oi course that his eloquent chri intending To
'rWar lu elevated language and never thinking OF the
humhe nsh So familiar IN our domestic lite Late the
dHA hr heard with CONSERVATION that the Premier had
repaired ton well known restaurant aud ordered r hs
luncheon, me ann Gtf,.'
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Asia Is large enough for both Russia and
England. are tho words Of the Earl Of BGAcoNs-
yield when defining the work Of tho Berlin
Congress. 1t is largo enough, Just as the coun-
try around the Mediterranean was large enough
for Rome and Carthage. nowthat Russia and
England are brought face 10 face in Armenia.
and only few days journey apart in Central
Asia. the struggle for ultimate supremacy bo-
comes only the more clearly defined and in
evi.ahle Diplomacy may adjourn it from time
to time. but that the two Titans must come To
blows at last is ~ certain rs ANYTHING in human
nature can be.
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Another OF Hayes. Men Provided For.

WASHINGTON, July ia. b. Levisoe. who
was ut the Hayes electors In Louisiana and whose
signature to tho certificate he swore before the Potter
lnNe-ugauon Committee, forged has been appointed
an Internal revenue agent by Commissions Rann, and
ms instructions were to-day made out assigning him 10
duty in the State OF Louisiana