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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-29

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THE CouRa.-suPREArH CouRT OF Az:
PEA1s-Jud9ts Greea, Moore, HeypsOad aad
JokRsoa.-The Supreme Court met on
Saturday at 10 A. NJ, and transacted the
In he case Of Hughes & Co. vs.. Ham.
il!on, an appeal was allowed. Bond
Judge JOhn,on announced the follow
King Va. Burdst., from Jackson county.
WinEier Va. G. & o. R R. Co., from
Cabell county. Reversed and remlnded.
Morgan, Sheriff, We. Hale and others,
from KanaWhA county. Reversed and
Cole ys. Moxley, from Lewis county.
Reversed and new decree rendered.
Judge Moore announced the opinion OF
the Court 10 the following cases:
CapehArt, administrator, va. Cunning.
ham, from Kanawha county. Reversed
and remAnded.
Wiedebusch va. Hartenstein, from
Ohio county. Affirmed.
Judge Raymond delivered the opinion
Of the court in the following cases
Frazier & Lewis vs.. Childers aud Others,
from KanaWha county. Reversed and
new trial ordered.
Bowers vs.. Seymour, from Pdtnam
county. Affirmed.
Judge Green announced the opinion Of
the court in the following caaes:
Curry We. McGinnis, from Richie
county. Affirmed.
johnson vs.. Brown and others, from
Tyler county. Reversed and remanded.
Sweeney va, Baker Il Co, from Ohio
county. Affirmed. Attorney General
White, for the defendants, made motion
for re.heafing OF the case.
In the case Of McFadden VS.. Harris,
from Marshall county, the appeal was
ordered dismissed for failure 10 print
Adjourned until next Saturday. s.
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IT is very safe TO say tha. the mos.
tAstidiouS guest never leaves the Colon
made Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa, diSaatis-
6ed with his visit 10 that famous hostelry
cod
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If you want to get q nice fitting pair
Of shoes 60 to L.V. Blends, as be has
the incest shoe in the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-29

CoRNErros, the new musical toy, to.
gether with other novelties, for sale Of
sheibs Music store, Washington Hall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-29

SIX Of Rogers & Bros Teaspoons for
99e at the 900 Store. Warranted for
three year..
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Jusr received Ladies', French Heel
Shoes in button and side lace.
L.V. BLOND.
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COUNTY CouRr-Judgs Boyd.

NoS.ER =
This Court met in the County Clerks
Office on Saturday morning.
VIM. Riheldafer, J. NJ. Richards and
R. s. Hopkins were appointed Commits
sioners to appraise the personal property
belonging to the estate Of Mrs. Charlotte
Kelley, deceased:
over,eers Of the Poor for the use Of
Mary White vs.. Thomas Buchanan, for
bastardy. For reasons appearing TO the
court, this cause was dismissed at de-
PENDANTS cost.
Adjourned until court In course.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-29

FIVE Bottle Castor for 900 at the 900
Store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-29

BED Spreads and Towels, all qualities,
at the 99c Store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-29

LlTEsr styles Of Spring Shoes just re-
oeiyed at L. v. BLoHDs,
1875 Main street
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BLACK Walnut Picture Frames for 99c
all sizes, at the 900 Store.
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CIRCUIT couRr-J,ldgs Meiria.

CIRCUIT CouRT-Jud9e Mepm.
This Court disposed Of the following
business on Saturday:
The case OF N. Wells va. r. W. d Ky.
r. r. Co. was given 10 The jury, who
failed TO agree before the adjournmentin
the afternoon and were adjourned until
Monday.
A. Suydam, Esq., an attorney Of this
State, was admitted TO practice in this
Court, upon motion Of ]. q. Pendleton,
Esq.
Anna schell, by her next friend, va. the
City Of Wheeling. The motion made at
former day to quash the process oil gar.
nishment was sustained.
In the case Of Catherine Donovan 70.
P. Donovan, the Commissioners filed bis
report, showing the sale Of defendants
real estate under former decree, and the
sale was confirmed.
10 the case Of John McAllister We. Cit.
izens' Street Railway Co., the demurrer
10 the plaintiffs declaration was over.
ruled. ,t :,
In The case Of The State vs.. Waugh,
upon afiidavits filed, rule was issued
against A. W. Lowell, to show cause on
Wednesday next why he should not be
named prosecutor in the Indictment, and
| requiied to give security for the costs,
In about fifty Of the indictments for
unlawful gaming, appearance was enter
ed by counsel, and process waived.
Florence Birch vs.. George Birch. In
this suit an order was made that, pending
the application for divorce, the defendant
should pay $40 per month for mainten-
ance OF com plainant, and refrain from
interfering with The liberty Of herself or
child, or the possession Of household
property.
by her next friend, supported by affidavit,
a writ Of kabeas corpus was issued, directed
TO Sister Mary Bosel, to bring before the
court the persons Of Ellen Dayis and
Birdie Davis, with the cause Of detention.
Demurrers were argued and submitted
In the caaes Of Elias Bowman ys, Z. Mar.
ling and John Armstrong; John II. Pey.
ton vs.. E. Marling; G. W. Eckhart Va. Z.
W. SKY. Railroad; State vs.. A. D. Jacob;
George Spindler vs. VIM. link & Son,
and J. J. Hsigh Va. U. s. Building Asso-
citation. +,
Several DEGREES in chancery causes Of
minor importance were directed to be
entered, after which Court adjourned
until this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-29

PULPIT Porsns-No services were hsld
at the Frat Presbyterian Church laat
evening.
DR.. George, at the Fourth Street u, 3,
Church, lAst evening lectured on "Phllo-
sophical Objections TO the Christian sys.
tenn" being the second Of series Of lee.
lures upon 1Modern Skepticism."
Rev. George @. Wilding, pastor Of the
North Street N. e. Church, preached at
Glenn's Run School House at 2 P. N. yes.
terday.
1890 A. N. mass AZ the Cathedral yester-
Rev. J. Il. Horst Of Allegheny,
preached At the German NJ. E. Church
yesterday morning and evening. His
subject In the morning was from the 18th
verie Of the first chapter Of James, and
10 the evening rum Acts, second chapter
and ID verse.
Al the English Evan. Lutheran Church,
18th street, below Chapline, the pastor
occupied the half hour usually devoted 10
the sermon In giving an account oil the
great meeting Of Christisn workers re-
Gently held at Atlanta, Ga basing his
description upon the eighth chapter Of
the prophecy Of Zaehariah, from the 1sth
verse to the close Of the chapter. Rev.
Barnilx said that General Clinton FIX
had called the attention Of the delegates
10 this remarkable prophecy, and the more
he read aud examined 1t the more 1t
seemed To describe the great meeting, It's
purposes and results. The unity oil
Christian sentiment, the unanimity with
which conclusions as TO the methods oil
the work were reached, the Christian
hospitality Of the South and united Bible
study we're the points touched upon and
illustrated.
The Sunday School rooms were full at
an early hour, and very few absentees
were noted. The fine Easter picture put
upon the black board by Mr.. Zevely last
Sunday, by request still remained, and
Temperance lesson occupied the reverse
side Of the board. 1t was spider web
representing the iatempranee snare. A
temperance talk was given, and also .
convention address 10 the teachers and
scholars. The evening sermon was ap'
propriale to the Sunday alter Easter,
from the text: aaThey constrained Him,
saying, abide with US; for il 10 TO.
ward evening and the day ia far spent."
DR.. George announced last night that
his lecture for next Sunday night In the
course OF modern skepticism, would be on
"The Carpenter theory Of the Creation
|
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-29

A NEW line Of Pictures at the Boston
800 Store. Something new.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-29

BOOK BEER end LUNCH TODAY, AID
every day this week, atths UNION RES.
TAuRANT.
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THERMOMETER REconD.-The follow.
ing shows the range Of the thermometer,
as observed at schnepfs drug store, Opera
Houae corner:
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A oENTENNlILI W1ss

y valuable 70 tAs FVeipient al !,
n S,..i, V one q many eOnp,tis,' 70 !. lS II.
, NE eompStuon, h n = iAsrns
isasi1 - Qlt, yet III is,iss In II AisS
sGn's c1pelns POf1a, PII,,s ~ ,a saStS,,i,
hne oniy award; thu proTis, I " " u ~
leil authority 10 thS M, ~ Y IL 49,
their ETticlSlI-I-S-.Sl sas stat npsP,sS.t
over ordinary Ask your P6O1tiSS uSsIS.3
porous plAstefS bensoAt 9Th Y \
BsasSn's. Cap- cAPslAE a 'S
cine PoTous Inl -
PiAsterGEAa 10. fli!tef d no,lka lgtsf
vented TO oTCI. BS.s Porous PitS, iiGs ".
re.t vegetable ing slIenu SoiS, :: 0slJ 4 !
ton Of BenSouI 6ptIns po...il ne u ~
combined they constitute ~ ~. FlI,s. ~
yleed Tor the cure Of IheumI,is,. nasJ6sC
and weak back, spinal and ilo,I esshlp1 \.
s sSI , l"TSsSS. stubborn C0ldi s
.LAME-RACK EE 4, :PI ~ NJ 2Is.segg
ottht ~ ~. tahs
o. known. II Othes. Il I,,;os,. 70 s'ss
Wnere other porous plAI.sn. al Nj ~ a
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BaoszE and Marble Ornaments for 9sc
n the 99e Store.
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Gheantelliaet1esr
MONDAY. APRIL 20, 1878.
New Advertisements.

NC"
Organs.
Saw Mill Men.
Soldiers Of 1872.
Cancer Institute.
Sealed Proposals.
Hearing Restored.
Forty Mixed Cards.
Thirty Mixed Cards.
Nolice-head Of local.
twenty-five Fancy Cards.
Before Buying or Renting.
Zinn's Ice Cream Parlors.
United States Cartridge Co.
sanford's Liver Invigorator.
Carpets-Mendel, Booth & Co.
Free Lunch-H. Blumenberg.
The Cooperative Newspapers.
Thompson & Hibberd-Plumbers.
silks-I. Blum & Bro.-head Of local.
For Cincinnati-steamer New Andes.
Reymanns Book Beer.-Phenix Saloon.
Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Chewing
Tobacco.
Gallery.
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FOR GALE.
FoR RENT.

nwELLING HOUSE ON TWELFTH
III STREET FOR RENT.
Two story Brick Houss, containing SIX rooms
,lsa,sntly ituatel, No S2TWslith street.
~, ..yeral rooms In No. 81 Twelfth street,
,uIahls FOR ofnees Or sleeping roma
IroIy "a De. A. HtLDRETH,
M ~ 1901 Chaplins 81
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LOB RENT

c,oR RENT-That elegant and substantial three
story Frick Building, eorn'r Main Gno 1ssn,
Hath street,, No 400 and 2o2 u present. oecopea
~ Il ". Perrel. Esq - dwelling aid stafe room.
* atn,s Rom Iouli b easily divided to maize
10 ordinary sisd rooms, with 20 cellar 70 Zach.
The entTance 70 dwelling 10 on TWentieth street.
IhS,s "a iotrteen good rooms and all necenny
mi buildings, and would make Ant mte Board:
inS house, 6eiDE tsntiIlly located. Would rent
'e spss OF ''S''H''' ISAAC IRWIN. AGENT
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ALL kinds Of Table Cutlery for ssc
set At the 99c Store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-29
.Don't Believe Il.

CALL AND SEE NY SPRING STOCK.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
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RocSERIB-I hare 90 Alal .I.,S..
VI Of staple and Fancy GrOoF.. stl 4 ~ q
extremely low hsuros, especially a sHnII /
2 MH,.
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GROCERIES,

COOP .tl,. A 2 you mt ,,,r
~ siees o. Brtaiia, BGal i, slsS
Corner AAIisl al : 1IIs
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SANAN
over ordinary
porous plaster
and linlmenu
Bennn's, CAP
cine Porous
PiMtHnHnln.
vented tooTeT.
rot yROuhle 4
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LOGAN LHr 4 CO.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-20
SIMPLY ATTROeious.

: "a Haa=I
Last Wednesday Judge Bellinger
ofthe Third District, sentenced Afphis
Brown to be hanged on Feb. Tth. next,
Cor the murder of Louis Joseph. This
is no doubt q just penalty. for an infai
nous crime, but simultaneously with
the publication of the sentanee ap,
pears in the 0,Sgopiiaa the following
advertisement
When the Judge pronounced sen,
teneo of death upon Brown, he asked
him if he had anything to say. Brown
rose to his feet and said he wanted to
90 to Quinn's Merchant Taylor shop
on Stark street and order fine suie,
so as to meet his friends IN the other
land in respectable ana fashionable style.
Isn't this an atirocious advertise
ment, and isn't it cruel for q journal
claiming the responsibility and dignity
of the 0seJoaidH to admit it TO Its
columhsl 1t is no doubt right that
Aachie Brown should pay the fun pen
atty of bis crime but it is simply bar
barous to make khat hOrrid matter a
subiect, not only, Of jest but of traffic.
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z.,MlGHTT ONsARTaIN.- =

.
The New York HeraLd advises the
partisans of both sides TO remember
that the American people are, in the
words Of q vel known negro preacher,
mighty onsartain,@ and they were
never more Uhangable in political mat
ters than just now. In fact, they are
not tito be trusted; they are the dis
pair and contempt Of all political man
ayers, and there was hardly ever q
time VIXEN majorities were worth so
little as permanent investment. Here
is the great State of New York for in
stance. The Republicans, with the
help of a frst-class "gerrymander," "
have swept it in the election of Assem-
blymen and Congessmen they have
over 60 majority IN the Legislature and
II in the Congressional Delegation,
But New York elects q Governor
next year. and who knowsi Those
per6dIous wrctches, the free and inde-
pendent voters, nay cause the 25,0Oo
Republican plurality Of this year to
disappear in 1879 as completely as the
boy under the magician's basket. sf
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ruE cnIxEssE erEsTIox y eoseREsss.. S.

A Washington dispatch says the
Committee in charge Of the Chinese
question has instructed the Chairman,
a. S. Willis, of Kentucky, to report
the Committee Bill to limit Chinese
immigration, so that it may be pushed
through the House at an eatly day.
Its immediate passage viii be attempt
ed. If this shall be done, in the Dem
ocratic House, the Radical senate viii
hardly. daFetos defeat OF suppress the
Bill, and upon. its passage of both
Houses; Hayes cannot well refuse 10
sign it. The amendment of the Bur.
lingame Treaty, by which to assure all
that is required by oar Government, on
behalf Of Ouroownz people, will hardly
be made this session. But is ought
not to fail in the event of !. special
session next Spring, or at the regular
session of IS79-sO, whon the Demo,
Gratis will be in majority in both br4nhc-
IS Of Congress. The prospects of.
favorable legislation afs'n6w good. ..-ff';f
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80 ID INYEsTIeATEl

Blaine, in order % forestall Grants
chances for the Presidency has rushed
to the front. on The qOnvsliins Of tlie
present Congress, and ofFeta a'esolY
sion in the Senate "a a iht emmik
tee of both hO0ses + inquire vShOtRef
the right of suffrage had been abridged
or denied in any State at the late cleo
tipns. ( pfscourse this is a drive at the
''Solid South" as the 0rsgOniaa oraeu'
larly.styles.the-state south of MasOn
aad Dixon'sslins becarSea majority of
the people there SO quietly to the polls
and support and maintain by the free
dom Of the ballot those prinsiples9
which they believe to Be for the best.
interests Of their country. saed q
l1Wo arc glad to see this Investigation
raised and most earnestly hope tliat the
the Dsmoetatic members of Congress.
win threw no obstacle in the yaYs
On the contrary, ,athey should make il
general and sweeping. Tho Democrats
no more desire the commission Of fraud
than they need i apYyherel TO secure
the meiorities they arp entitled to by.
the number of voters in a fair electi6mf
least Of alledoi they need Ito resort to
illegal practices in the South where
they may have assured Inajorilies, both
through the white voters and the color,
cd people who, haNe,lesrnad that thair
interests are identical with those Of the
whites in their section Of the country. !
If any lawless indiyiduals in eertain
localities have been guilty of wrong,
let thens be exposed and punished.
the Democratic party cannot be held
responsible for the misconduct Of a few
local 1aw-breakers, nor viii it attempt
to shield such, yrongdoers. One good
effect of the proposed investigations
would be then to show that that the
Democrats are resolved to maintain the
law and the purity Of elections.
We have no doubt, too, that a
thorough investigation viii show that
the reports published In the Northern
papers and the comments thereon haze
been grossly exaggerated for political
purposeS-that it will 10 shown, in
fact, that throughout the Sonthern
States generally peace and order. reign,
and that no fairer elections wsre ever
held anywhere-that to use the Ian
guage of Mr. Hayes in his Message,
''all disturbing influences, real or i'm
aginary, had been removed from these
States" Such exceptional cases sf
misconduct as may have ariseno6n "a
few spots are no more incidental to the
South than to the North Such oceGt
IN all elections, North as well as Sonth.
Let the investigation be extended, them,
to the Northern States, iwhere.lit is
known that the Republicans, especially
in New York and Peansylvania,, per
petrated the most yillainous frauds
even in the late elections. .@r
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,499W n9vi2 a av-rebssni8 so nig8.
lThsI pOstiKastsr hto CenArai Springs,
ltIAbAma; -; a. o6asinsss ol man. % TIE
place b 4 small f6iie, only 'thres hun
dysd inbsbissRtg, iIb but iths ROstmlasss.ssr y lls.s
by selling stamps, ran eths aEpyeRus- up
torISl 400da ,yesrgo The aspaFtnent'
sent especial aslntnaoWnq t6 INVESTS!
gate Matters and ks ldisCOvgfsd sF6Ess'
The 1IostkiaSter ifnne-
liateIyss sPBrHScufed warrant Ept the sBe,
ciali agent eRa a schargsb Of ibel, n and
csheihery heaFathrbwinse him4cins jail,
Hso~aphstaided rBas aightuwhilSD Daths
postmaster t5Iaqhnis isait When his case
game on hsj jrs he b s5x9o9Hal x9oHld dlo3YI INK sYHFs the
jury and they Mould Asey that the gsRef
ciAt agent waslsetsto workonatha coapd
ty Foads9s dUAHeFlall these dircunEtanp
eey the poendateFgsnetal concluded
that what the Iseopls Eas q 0saoSSesTt SSesntrshI Al
sPgingst EsRtedl IFaAs igatosb PpstOfiae,
but nice atEofae qjAiboz Soadie yaisconr
tinued the posESfcS deUnte. bebiyo1q y
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-20
rnEraATIELA EEsERtAr1oX.
What commissioned uSys YEIposrs IN DO
L...t Wtfh r. ss9s.f ns hHu

Under date of Nov. 2sth. the Wash
iDgton correspondent If the fSa's Fran
cisco Chronicle says
In his ANIMAL report fndiah Commits
sioner H9yt proposes t5qti the gpatil7
Ia reseHyatiOp, il, northeastern Oregon
betweeR,the Udhatita, river and the
Blue mountains, md g cofitaitlihg i26s, !
500 acres, be abandoned and the lands
sold After promising that this resert
vatiea is nov. asarSuRdedahy.a white
farming population aad acFossedi 1bsiA
telegraph line and several reads. be.
says 9i.rhfs valuable, tract Is occupied
BY only 1000 IndisRs, who cultivate
1900 ori3,e00 acres, and use il : as a
range for their 4, ,260l head OF sseek..
For several years past the citizens Of
Oregon have made plpesistenttl effort 70,
have these lands 9Pened to settlement
In viewof the pressure con all sides
for the removal of these tribes, the in
creasing travel aeFoss the reservation
the expiration 3" theiir treaty before.
they have reached che q point where Cow
ernmeRt aid ,eaRlbe idispeAaediWith, tae.
expenseof maintaining ran nageneya fss,
50 small number Of lfndiaGs, and tie
fact that upon the Yakima reservation
--.1- .
: T{f1f STsIh II gi3sf II Hi 1f0 .fItT sl2ffHi
lanl can be allotted to them, deem
it expedient that this tribes occupying
the Umatilia dissertation BE- reino9edtos
Yakima. that the lands !. thus vacated.
be sold, the PFoBeds Of spchrSAle ta be
used to defray the dexperise Of9the 9relI
mo4al, to make fin fsihbbddrsetngnt for
all improyeni apr Y rellngaished, and To-
provide ample facilities for such iciYiIja-1
ing worl1oAs ovillabfing themsaDO SELF
support. alos 6 d3iw hagapqs 5s1f ii bejG|
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oxE neRE rNraRrrxarK.

Last Friday tn. two fe rem lining i 1Indi-
ansin jail were tried, and the old man
acquitted, and APPS convicted Of mur.
der in tbs first degree. He viii be ex-
eeuted On the 18th of January in the
presence Of twelve legal voters Of the
county, just one week after the time
set for the execution of White Owl
ands Qdit-Rtumps. The Indians are
restless, and We, apprehendl trouble.
Be prepared for any emergency is our.
advice. We are informed that there
aYesome 200 armed warriors on the
ColRtnbia. river above Waliuia-tIIiiis.' his
lnsPIls something, They are said to- be
preparing an unusually large supply of
grub killing cattle and jerking and.
drying the meat as If they were pre-
pairing for winters caml,aign, The
government should At once send some
troops into this section, and the militia.
should be organized In reAliness until
the danger is past. fa9.' .siil - s9.ts sa
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..ruE naYAEpai elsIpEIaIrT.1nn.-

% 080s .gIrT5O o. hiFu ssgG1s
THE BayasdH sOf opeiGvarpgn hare
had long and brilliant career. in the
Senate of the United STATS, tetnafkS
the New York World. Iu no other
family of the land, excepting perhaps
the Adams family, ,Of Afa@AShasssts'
have the capacity and the opportunity
for public services gone together 20
conspieuously and so constantly. The
present Bayard of Delaware has been in
tho Senate since 1869. He entered that
body in the same year with oThrurnan
and Casscrly, and they tlitee, literally
"held the fort" during many q weary
session. reinforced fran tiIAesto time
by a few Democratic Senators, till now
the coming Of the solid DemocratieihiA-
iorfty which viii control the Senate q
yeaf from yesterday !. SECURE = Z His
father was his immediate tbredece4soT,
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Senator occupied the same seat for
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present SeaatorEss also for many yean
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