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matter OF the comparative circulation Of
the two papers. 10 crafty his malice,
and not because he believed word that
he said, he referred TO the 1sTELLIoEs-
CIR as a spawned and decaying" news
paper. This was news to US, but 1t 90.
Cured to US that some people not as we'll
posted as ourselves might believe 1t, and
in order to develop the facts Of the case
for the public information we offered TO
submit our books to an impartial exami-
nation, and pay $50 il our daily circula.
tion was not as large as the Register's,-
$50 more II II was not 20 per cent larger,
and $50 more II It was not SO per cent
larger. All for the use Of the Childrens
Home. Baker says this offer Ia an at
tempt on our part to gamble, and TO Sc.
duce him into that sinful practice.
Gambling we all know is abhorrent
to the eyes Of this saint since he got
out Of the lottery business short
time ago, after being in it up TO his neck,
until IT nearly bursted him financially.
Itoccurs to us that II we would enlarge
the terms of our offer little perhaps the
sanity Baker would not look upon it as
so reprehensible. We have therefore
this additional offer to make to him, viz
that we will pay still another $50 If said
circulation is not 50 per cent greater than
the Registers, and yet another $50, II it is
not 70 per cent greater. All these offers
to be taken seriatim with those Of satur-
day and on the same basis.
Now all we have to say to Baker Is this,
don't shame Satan himself by pleading
the sin Of gambling on us, but 'hput up or
shut upn about your immense advertising
as the great official paper Of
the city and state.
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The Resolutions In Regard 10
Lewis Baker, OF the Wheeling
Register, Introduced Into
the Pnrkersburg Con-
gressiOnnl iCOnyen.
tion In 1876.

tion In 1870.
WHEREAS, We recognize the great ne.
cessity OF reform in all the branches oi
our government, and OF the obligations
we are under to those tried and faithful
servants OF the Democratic party who
have been instrumental in successfully
prosecuting the reformatory measures
needed in our State; therefore be II
Resolved, That we endorse the last
Democratic Legislatures impeachment
proceedings.
WHEREAS, The Democratic party, in
It's enumeration Of principles at the St.
Louis Convention, declared. for thor
ough and immediate reform in all the
departments OF the civil government,
State or National; and
WHEREAS, The Democracy Of West
Virginia are fully committed to the prin-
ciples OF aaid Convention; and
WHEREAS, The Democrats OF the First
Congressional District desire TO give a
practical recognition Of their devotion to
the cause OF reform in our own State; and
WHEREAS, It has been openly charged
by member Of the present Democratic
State Executive Committee Of Weat Vir-
ginia, that Lewis Baker, the present Sec.
retary OF said committee, has been guilty
Of appropriating 10 his own use the sum
Of forty.nine hundred dollars, contributed
to our party for campaign purposes, and
that he failed to pay 10 the Ohio County
Democratic Executive Committee, the
sum Of two hundred and fifty dollars con.
tributed and placed in his hands for its
use until he was threatened with ex-
posure; Therefore be it
Resolved, That 1t is the sense Of this
Convention that proper steps be taken to
investigate these charges, and il they are
found 10 be true that he be relieved oil
his appointment as such Secretary. -
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Interesting 10 Pensioners and
Pension Agents.

WARRINGTON, January 20.-The Senate
Committee on Pensions has been conSid-
ering the propriety Of abolishsng all pen.
sion agencies and paying pensions direct
ly from Washington. In answering COM
munications addressed TO the Interior
Department, asking for its views Of the
practability Of such measure, the Com.
missioner expressed qualified approval,
but also named what he deemed rerious
objections. Secretary Schurz, however,
informed the committee that such a
change would meet with his approval.
The consolidation Of the agencies or
dered by Gen. Scburz was step 10 this
direction. The districts are now, in sew.
eral cases, 30 large that practically pen.
sioners would be subjected TO very little
more delay in writing here and being
paid directly from Washington. The an
nual saving 10 the government under
such change would be fully S90O. 900
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FIRE RECORD.

ST.. LOUIS, January2l.-An incendiary
FIRE at Carrollton, Ills, on Saturday, de.
stroyed Eve business houses. Loas not
stated. Insured for s., 200 in the Frank.
lin, OF Philadelphia; $1,000 Phoenix, Of
Brooklyn; $500 Continental, Of New
York, and 5000 insurance in North
America. During the ERE brick wall
fell on the roof oil a one-story building on
which several men were at work battling
the flames, carrying the roof and men
down In q mas Of ruins. No one killed
outright, but Richard Parker, Rucker
Ennis and Joseph Dickson were very
seriously hurt and eight others more or
less hurt.
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FRANCE.
A stormy session Of the Chamber


VERSAILLES, January 2l.-I In the
Chamber Of Deputies to-day, Admiral
Fonchard, on behalf Of the Right, moved
that henceforth two.thirds majority be
necessary to declare an election in
valid.
Gambe.ta opposed the motion. BE
called for the previous question, and
made a vigorous attack upon the mi.
nority.
Paul de cassagnac retorted, vehement.
y attacking the majority.
Cuneo Dornano, Bonapartist, was
twice called to order during the debate.
The sitting was stormy one, resulting
In the adoption Of Gambettas motion
tor the previous question by a vote oi
3l2 against 1856.
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Gns in Wheeling.
MINERVA, STARK Co., O,
January 20. 1873.

january w lo'o'
Editors Iatelllscneer.
Perhaps il may interest some oil the
manu- factories Of Wheeling, to know that
there is natural gas in Wheeling. The
writer Of this had in his possession for
many years, the Pittsburgh Mercury Civ
ing an account Of party who were bor-
ing for salt, and at the depth OF seven
hundred feet struck gas. The gas was SO
strong that they had to plug the hole,
As gas has come into general use wher-
ever It can be obtained, the idea has oc.
CURED TO the writer to call the attention
OF the citizens Of Wheeling to the above
important fact.
The writer knows the place where the
well was bored, and so confident Ia lie that
gas can be found at the same place that
he Is willing to take stock and see what
can be found. l will here add that the
boring was dene over Fifty years ago. For
further information enquire OF
J. NJ. MoFEELY,
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Breech Leaders Against Shot
Gums.

WAsHINoTos, January q. Colonel
Wagner writes 10 the Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue from Greenville, s. G.,
that the breach. .losding rifles sent by the
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue for use
by the officers Of revenue in their raids on
Illicit whisky distillers has been Of great
assistance. In recent raid made BY his
officers, under collector, in which they
captured an eighty gallon still and ar.
rested the owners, they were assailed BY
nine moonshiners with shot guns and
rifles. They responded with their breech.
loaders and charged up a hill upon their
assailants and drove them back, chasing
them till they were dispersed.
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omits the Usual niridend.

Providence, R. L, January ol.-The
Providence County Savings Bank in Paw
tucket to-day issued circular to the de
positors announcing the omission Of tbe
usual semi.annual dividend, and the
charter provision will be enforced forbid.
ding the withdrawal Of money before the
second Wednesday in April. The bank,
on November 80, had about s., 900, 900 In
deposits, with s., $4,000 invested in real
estate mortgages. The other saving banks
in Pawtucket require notice for the
withdrawal Of the principal, but pay in
terest on demand.
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Indian nnd mining rronbIes,

DEADwooD, D. T., January 2l.-
Sheriff Moulton arrived from Rapid City,
D. T., with the following account Of the
Indian troubles there: At noon on The
Goth band OF Indians attacked freight
train on the Sydney route, six miles from
Rapid City; one Of the freighters was
shot through the back aud arm, and two
mules killed.
The Wolley and Pecacho mining troub.
les have been compromised and satisfac.
torily settled. A full force OF men will
begin work in both mines tomorrow.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, January 2l.-A special from
Athens says the Porte having addressed
note to England complaining Of the
warlike attitude Of Greece, England has
transmitted It, without comment, to the
English Charge d'Affsirs here.
Oae hundred thousand pounds OF gold
was withdrawn from the Bank Of Eng
land for New York yesterday.
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sentence COMMITTED. /

RICHMOND, Va, January 2l.-To-day
the death sentence Of Silas Hagerman
colored, was commuted 10 imprisonment
for life. He was convicted Of the muir
der Of an illegitimAte child Of his dAugh.
ter, the crime being committed to hide
her shame.
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Jockey club officers,

CrxcISsArr, January 2l.-At a meet
ing OF the Queen City Jockey Club to-
day the following officers were elected tc
serve the ensuing year: President. Ed
gar NJ. johnson; Vice President, E. l.
Anderson; Treasurer, John Sullivan; Sec
retary, G. B. Hunt
The Spring running meeting ol this
club over the Chester Park course begins
May 81, and continues Eve days.
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Cry OF MEXICO, January 1S.-Presi-
dent Diaz utilities the army for the works
Of peace. The soldiers are engaged in
draining the Mexican valley and are
working on the roads. Foster, the U,
s. Minister, will leave for Washington
by \ New Orleans steamer on the 10th
inst. His departure causes much specn-
lation about the effect his views will
have on the Congressional Committee
which ia investigating Mexican affairs.
Eighty thousand dollars have already
been contributed by private individuals
toward the payment Of this years in
stallment OF the American debt.
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WAsH1soroS, January 2l.-All the
employees on the temporary roll Of the
Treasury Department. numbering 95,
were discharged on Saturday afternoon,
rs there was no money 10 pay them, Con.
gress having failed TO make any proyis-
ions for their retention. Afew more dis.
charges will be made from the extra rolls.
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GERMANY.
bismarck Will BE There.

LONDON, January 2l.-A Berlin spe.
cial says il is expected that Bismarck will
have sufficiently recovered from his ill
ness to attend the opening Of Parliament.
The negotiations with Herr Won Beuring
led TO no practical result.
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NEw YoRK, January 21.-The Water.
house brothers, wooden manufacturers Of
Passaic, N. J., have failed. Liabilities
thought TO be one hundred thousand dol
lara. Nominal assets sixty thousand dol
lara. Depression Of business and shrink.
age Of rates are assigued as the cause.
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Escaped.

Bosros, January Cornelius o'Con.
nor, James Doran, John Smith, alias
capped from the Charlestown State Prison
early this morning. They were all COM
mitted from Boston, and are we'll known
to the police.
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New YoRK. January 2l,-William NJ.
Tweed has made application TO the su-
preme Court for his discharge under the
poor debtor act. He was taken 70 court,
ut a hearing Of the case was postponed
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Another Uhnrch Debt I.iIted.

NEW York, January 2l.-The subscrip.
ton started under the auspices Mr.. KEN.
bic, TO relieve the Congregational Church
Of Brooklyn, Rev. DR.. Scudder, Of debt
resulted in the raising OF the total amount
some $65, 900.
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aoIs mol rHE aupRRME COURT.

Judge McCallister this morning decided
in the West Park quo warranto case that
the action Of Gov. Cullom, in removing
the former commissioners and appointing
the present ones, was unconstitutional
the power Of removal not being vested In
him but in the Circuit Court. The case
now goes to the Supreme Bench.
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Excursionists 10 Uubn.

HAVANA, January 2l.-The steamship
San Jacinto arrived this morning from
Savannah and Nassau, bringing the Amer.
lean Excursionists, including delegations
from the principal cities 10 the West and
South. All are In good health.
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The sixty Day Notice Demanded

Bosros, January 2l.-oyer three hun.
dred thousand dollars having been with
drawn from the Mercantile Savings Bank
here since the first instant, the directors
have decided TO require sixty days notice
from the depositors before withdrawal,
except at the discretion OF the treasurer.
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OyerwLeImed with Applicants.

MEMPHIS, January 2i.-MAyor Flip
pen, who was reelected last week, Ia
overwhelmed with applicants for office.
The indications are that the celebra.
ton Of the Carnival on the 9th Of March
will surPass that Of any other Carnival
ever celebrated here,
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ANTWERP, January 2l.-Arriyed-The
steamer Vaderland from Philadelphia.
SAN FRANorsoo, January 2l.-Sailed-
Steamer City Of Sidney, for Sidney, via
Honolulu, carrying the British mails.
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CHICAGO.
AM unproyoked Stumbling Anray,

An Unproyoled stabbing ARRAY.
CHICAGO, January 2l-Hugh McCon.
nell, who, while returning home with his
neice Saturday evening, from n visit to a
relative, was set upon by two roughs and
stabbed in the abdomen, died this
morning. The attack was entirely IN.
provoked and causeless, and although
The desperadoes did the foul deed in a
frequented and populous section Of the
city, they escaped until this morning,
when they were captured and identified
as Patrick Sherry and Jerry ConIey.
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SHREVEPORT, January 2l.-Arrived-
Texas, Danube, New Orleans. Down
Fulton. Departed-Danube, Jefferson.
Weather cloudy. River no change.
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A Great Offer for HolidaysI

We will during these HARD TIMES and tho
HOLIDAYS dispose OF 100 NEW PIANOS and
ORGANS Of hrGt.claSs makers, at lower prices for
cash, or lnstAllmrnis, than ever before offered,
WATER8' PIANOS aud ORGANS are tho BEST
MADE, warranted for years. ILL., Catalogue Mall
ed. Great Inducements 10 the irade pIAH09,
SIS; Stops SsS; stops st5; stops, SO; 10 stops
Si u stopL 800; IN peTeei ord Y, not GIed penr.
Sheet rnusic at half price. HORACE WATERS q
SONS. Mann'is and Dealers, - East lith Street,
New York,
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The Needle Safe.

GRAvEsEsD, January 2l.-The Cleo
patra Needle arrived here to-day.
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HOUSE.

Under the call OF the States the follow.
ing bills we're introduced and referred;
BY Mr.. Norcross, to prevent the man
ufacture, importation or sale OF intoxi-
eating drinks in the District Of CO.
By Mr.. Willis, Of New York, TO author
iIe The killing Of fur seals and other fur.
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THE "WHlTE"

Sewing Machine Is the easiest selling and best t-
hfylng In the market. II has very large shuttle;
mAkts the lOck-ttitCh; Is simple In construction;
very light running, and almost noiseleSs Il Is al.
most Impossible for other machines 10 ell 10 dEret
competition with the RnrTK. Agents Wanted.
Apply for terms 10 White Sewing Machine Co.,
Cleveland, 0.
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OTTER FAILURES.

PHILADELPHIA, January 21.-The fail,
ure Of three houses here in the morocco
and goat skin trade, and the failure Of a
manufacturing firm at Wilmington, Del,
causes some excitement. Totalliabilities
are said to exceed s5O0,O0O. Assets un-
known.
Regarding the failure to-day, Mr..
Stokes, Of the firm OF Z. & @. Stokes, i'm
porters Of goatskin, states that he was
advised by counsel 70 make an assign
ment which he will probably do to-
morrow. Stokes says the firm which has
is largely indebted 10 him.
The house Of E. & G. Stokes is
one Of the heaviest importers in the city
in foreign hides and skins. It is rumor.
ed here that two firms in Newark engaged
in the same business are about 10 sus-
pend.
Dell Noblitt, a prominent citizen of
Wilmington, Del, died there tonight.
Aged 100 years.
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BUSINESS EnBARRAssnENrs.
A Bank Makes nm Assignment.

n BhuK HIhkeS IN AHsIkHIHtnI'
ST. JOSEPH, Mo, January 2l.-The
Buchanan Bank Of this city made an as
signment before opening It's doors this
moriug to A. P. Gofi. A placard was
posted on the door cautioniug depositors
against sacrificing their deposits and as
suripg them that every dollar Of the de-
posi!s will be paid in short lime.
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FiTs,EPllEpsY OR FAILING SICKNESS

a lifelong study. warrant my remedy to cure
the wont cases. Because othel have failed IA no
10 me nt once for Treatise and Free Bo,to Of my
Infalllble remedy. Give express and post otice.
II costs you nothing for trial, and will cure you.
address Dr. Il. q. ROOT, lsS Pearl street, New
Yofk.
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Farms! Homes!

E0R Sal s In Central and Weslern Mis-
VII otLL soui and Southern llliuolS at
less than the Improvements are worth. These
places have been purchased at forced sllos during
the "hnrd tmes' Oi past two years, hence l can
afford to sell thOm II very low prices, on time to
suit buyers, with moderate rate Of interest Titles
ior full descriptions. W. r. LEONARD, 522 Pine
ST., 81. Louis, No. ia7-eod4W
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BARBARrsM OF THE TURKS.

II is officially announced that the Ser.
vians upon reoccupying Kershumla found
twenty.four Servian soldiers and two off.
GERS impaled.
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70 nAyg AygTG TGE2R 2 < RaEA5Ea LEA III anEEmbEEkkIyER
I CURE ELTSM

When my cure do not mean merely to stop
ihem'ior time and then have them return again,
mean radical cure. am regular phySIeian
aud have mlde the disease ol
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.
SILVER PErIrIoSs-BEcK WANTS DEBT
PAYING sroPPKD.
WAsHINaroN. January

Mr.. Conkling presented large mum,
Der OF petitions from Ulster, Livingston
Orange and other counties Of New York,
in favor Of the reconciliation Of silver.
Laid on the table.
The bill having been reported to the
Senate, Mr.. Beck submitted concurrent
resolution declaring that II is unneces-
sary and inexpedient to impose the taxes
at this time asked for by the Secretary Of
the Treasury to provide S37 900, 900 for a
sinking fund, and directing the Secretary
not TO purchase any more bonds for the
liquidation Of the public debt until di-
rected TO do so by Congress. Laid over
for the present and ordered that 1t be
ptinied.
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BUCHAREST, January 2l.-The Rouma.
mans occupy Florent, thus oomplet-
ing the investment Of Widdin. The
bombardment OF the Roumanians set FIRE
10 Fort Belpradsohik in Widdin.
National Republican., 1878-08-13

and BYRD were present in that city for an
especial purpose, and If SCREWS had been
inclined either 10 apologize or fight he
would not have had any trouble in doing
either. When the challenge was finally de-
livered to him he replied, without reading
1t all the way through-as if he knew its
contents and had expected it-that he
would answer II before six o'clock that
evening. No answer came, however, except
verbal message, to use an Hibernicism,
that he had no answer to make. HAYS
then wrote pcremptory challenge, de-
manding of SCREWS to meet him in Ten
nessee. BYRD carried this, and, "a before,
SCREWS evaded him, was not to be found
at his Office or elsewhere in his accustomed
haunts. Tho peremptory challenge was
then sent to SCREWS by mail, and Messrs.
BYRD and HAYS returned TO their home in
Haysville to await response. None came
except through the newspapers and in the
form Of the foregoing paragraph.
There is q suggestion in this story which
every monlist will instantly agree to, and
that Is that Mr.. HAYS has placed himself
in the very unenviable position Of having
not only sought to violate the laws of his
country, but of having shocked the tender
sensibiltics and secure confidence of the
chivalry by proving that radical Republi-
can, and scalawag at that, is on occa-
sion ready to vindicate his honah, sir y
As for SCREWS, 1t is too late for him now to
explain that he does not recognize the Code,
or that lie is incapacitated or anything OF
that kind. A fellow Democrat, DR.. BYRD,
has offered him another opportunity, how
ever, to appeal to the arbitrament Of the
duello If he still remains unsatisied. DR..
BYRD, in telling the foregoing story OF
SCREWS miserable and contemplate evasion
of responsibility, concludes a letter to Mr..
HAYS rs follows:
lam Democrat but know rs do all the
people Of Greene County, your friends and
neighbors of a lifetime, familiar with your
public career and private life, that these news
paper publications are utterly false and malig.
nantly libellous. You have and deserve the
respect and esteem of all our people. Truly
aud faithfully, your friend,
A. H. BYRD,
National Republican., 1878-08-13

ble that they would not be safe from nssassi-
nation If they were to be released on bail
pending further proceedings before the
United States court but 1t was to be ex-
pected, in view Of all the circumstances,
that they would have been restored TO free
dom from illegal arrest and confinement.
As the matter now stands, the rumor that
this Modification case would he settled in
such manner as not to compromise the
dignity" of the "GoD-like" HAMPToN's
Internal usurpation, otherwise known as a
State government, has been more than YER
flied. Until the United States Circuit Court
meets next month the State eau boast that,
with the exception Of meaningless form,
this affair stands exactly "a il did month
ago. There Is SAVIOR of IN INCLINATION to
trifle over serious matter in this result,
which does not reflect credit upon the Ad-
ministration. What was needed and is still
needed Is q vigorous assertion of the un-
doubted right and superior power of the
General Government In some abrupt and de-
termined way, that would have hurt the
feelings Of the Nullifers, rebuked their i'm
pudent proceedings, and put an end otheir
covert treason. 1t was this same kind OF
foolhardy conservatism and finger-fddling
temporizing that made secession possible in
lS6O-'G1.