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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEpArp.l

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEBALD.1
WASHINGTON, June Is. 1878.
Rear Admiral John G. Howell, who succeeds Rear
Admiral Trcnchard In command Of Tho North Atlantic
oe Will not BIO relieved until september % No chief
Of tho Bureau OF Yards and Decks nj the Navy Do.
partmcnt. Ho will hoist hts Gag board tho Pow
hatan October l. II was intended that tho change
should take place August !, but Admiral Howei's
term Of office chief OF tho bureau will not expire
until tho date FIRST given and Secretary Thompson s
ANXIOUS that he saall rem I'm as long M possible.
CANDIDATES. FOR iHH POSITION
Among the caDdda:cs Tor appointment % Chi ef OF
the bureau IN his pace are named Rear Adm job
Leo Worden, OF monitor lame; Commodore William
q. Temple who was for some years executive oincer
at tho Brooklyn Navy Yard, aud C,plain Richasa l.
Law.
TiIE NAVY REGISTER
Tho Navy Register Tor 1878 viii DO ready 10 send 10
the Public Printer July aud will DO ready ISSUE
about July H. On account Of the lack OF appropria.
tons tor printing for tho fiscal year about ended tbore
was no money 10 print the usual January register.
The custom heretofore, since 1885, bocn 20 issue
q register zach January aud July.
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fercd by Mr. HALF, trenl OF Ne, and rejected =
yeas l5o nays s9-iess than the necessary twothrds
Tho SPEAKER remarked that ne would corslruc tn
last vote as an indication that he should
nze members on hs private list to move suspension
Mr. wADDELI, (dem.) OF n. c., moved 10 suspend
ment OF conference committee tho Posi- Route
bill, with power consider tho Senate amend dun
az though they had been disagreed 10 By the House.
Rejected.
Tho conference report was thon rureed to.
Mr.. CANNON then moved 10 suspend tho rulcs and
pass the Post Route bill after having eliminated from
u nil Tho Senate legIslaton but Mr WARD. (rep.l OF
Pa, calling for tho reading OF tho oil, It WIS With
drawn.
Mr.. BUTLER, (rcp) OF Mass, submitted his Vows in
regard 10 Tho Kiinuell bill, which were ordered
Mr. SrgSGxR tdcm.j OF Pa, moved 10 suspend tho
rules ana pass The Senate Di providing Tor tho
ncr in which Jsmes d. Eads shall be paid Opening
thc channel between the South Pass OF tho Mississippi
River and Tho calf OF Mexico. Agreed to without tho
yeas and nays.
the rules pass tho bill 10 repeal that
Resumption act which authorizes the sale OF Unitcd
vide that United States notes shall b~ receivable Tor
duties on imports. kejectcd-ycas Ia, nays ll3-not
the necessary two-thirds IN The Affirmative.
The House then, nj a qrarierpast four, took re-
ccss Till eignt o'clock
SESSION.
The House resumed I'D session nj T.. NJ.
Mr, STEPHENS, (dcip. OF Ga., from the Committee
on Rules, reported resolution Tor general index OF
the Journal Of Congress, IRON tho beginning OF the
government, I. 20 made under the direction OF mo
Committee on Rules: the compensation OF tho indoxer
not 10 exceed 81, 500 per nnnum Adopted.
kxrkNsEs OF INVESTIGATION.
On motion OF Mr. ATKINS, Of lenncsstc, tho Senate
amendment 10 the bill appropr,atng $4,000 for the
expenses OF tho Presidential Election Investigating
Committee was concurrcd IN.
The amendment adds Sc, 600 for Senate committees
and $40 900 tor nvestig OF the Department OF
Justice.
CONFERENCE on THE suNDRy CIVIL APPROPRIATION BILL.
A. twenty minutes TO nino q message. IRON the
Senate announced the passago OF the Sunary Civ Ap
preparation bull with amendments, and m non Of
r al fhA Am DIM nfA WaPn NM.
concirrcd IN aud comm.lee o. conference ordered.
Messrs. Atkins OF Tennessee; Hewitt OF New York,
and Halo OF Name, being appointed such committee
the part Of tho House.
SIR WILSON (iem.l Of W. Va, moved TO suspend the
rules pass the bill to GLOW repayment OF
the tonnage tax cxactcd In CONFIRMATION Of treaty
provisions Agrccd 10.
Mr. HARRIS OF Virginia, reported that the confer
cnce COMMITTED ON Tho West Virginia and New Hamp-
shire Election bill had been unable TO agree,
conference WAS ordered.
DEATH H.. QUINN.
Mr.. MAyHAN, (dem.) OF N r., announced tho death
OF his stc colleague, Mr. Quinn, at eleven O'Clock thus
morning, paid tribute 10 his memory and offered o
resolution for the appointments VI committee Of
seven members TO proceed TO Albany to attend the
funeral
Tho resolution adopted, and then at ten o'clock
the House adjourned
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Tho platform Gcmsnds:-first-Pnymcnt Of tho
bonded dob, OF The Unncd states us rapidly prac-
ucabe 5ccond--No further issue OF governme bonds
whereby equal taxation with the other properly 10
species oi property. according TO It's real vaiae
ing government bonds duo alkc TO the moncysd aud
labor interest o the country, and consistcns
with democratic principles watch abhor mo-
nopoIiss, nnd know no class, condition. OF
section. Third--Tbat while wc are opposed
20 an irredcemsbic currency, wc believe In the same
nnd Office holder the pensioner and soldier tho pro.
duccr and bondboldcr We arc opposed to snc
rational bsnk system and favor the gradual subsli
tuton Of gfcenDsckr Tor national bank biils Fourth
We fully endorse tho action o tho majority ol III
members OF tho House OF Representatives ~ the invos
ugation OF the election fraud by which the country
was cheated aud rvuDcd OF tho honest ana rsbtut
possession Of tho Offices OF President and Vic0
Presitent OF tho unitcd States. ana insss
that tho guilty parues, whoever thcy may be, ana
wherever iound should be punishcd, truth ana Jus
ticc vndtcatcd. and rcpstttiUn OF ike offence be
made I'm pcssibie'
Tbc remainder OF tho document consists OF an ar
ragnment OF the republican party Tor ia. misrovern
mont aud Tue consequent stsgnaion Of business Al
amendment touching on tho administration OF the
liquor law vas submitted aud adopted. On votc By
counties tho amendment was thrown out THIS caused
considerable debate and excitement Tho platform
was ultimately adopted whbout tue offensive resoiu-
tiou on iiquor
BALLOT ron GOVERNOR
ballot was then taken Tor Governor, which
choltc. 1885, George waikos. Portland, ~; Y. An
drows, Portland, Il Aonzo sarcoIop, Lewiston. 40.
tn" nomination was mado untnmous.
DR.. Gsrc.on VAS formerly republican, but went
during he johnson ndmtnikiraton on tno recon
suuclou policy OF Congress. lie supportcd Grcclcy
IN 1917 sod sincc actcI with tho democrats His
homo is IN LowistoB. wnlch vs. toe hoibsad OF tue
grccnUack Ideas, and his minston Is sop 10 the
largely attended, several delegations fiom nbach
distficts refusing 70 enter the hail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
COMBINATIONS By THE SENATE.

COMBINATIONS BY THE SENATE.
WASHINGTON J.fps Is, 1878.
Tho Senate to-day, IN Executive session. confirmed
the following nom uations:-
Lieutenant Arthur Murray, First artillery. TO be frst
lieutenant; additional second Lieutenant Francis p
Blair Third artillery, TO be second lieutenant Second
Lieutcnant Bonjamin II. Gilman. Thirteenth infantry
TO DO first lieutenant
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
Captain lawrence g. Babbrt TO DO major: Captain
William A. Mnrye 10 be major: First Lieutenant John
4. Greer to he captain First Lcuten ant John Pima
70 be captain: Second Lieutenant Ira McNutt to 10
first lieutenant
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cluded allow their bin to e In tho Senate uns De-
cembc-. whom they expect TO press It forward with
full nicnce Of success with April as the time Tor
tho reduced take eTect. This action is taken
IN concert with tee succsssiul managers OF the bill in
COnRress. tsNt 4N L~a. aA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19
THE PLATT-HASTINGs MARRIAGE.
WAsHlyGroN, June Is. Is

WAsHIyGroN, June ls. 1873
Tho marriage Of Miss Piatt, niece OF President
Hayes TO General hastings will take place a, tho
Executive Mansion Tomorrow evening rhe cere-
mony will be informal possible, and Will be per-
formed In the Blue Room by Bishop Jaeger, OF tho
Southern Episcopal diocese Of Ohio About sixty in
vitat.0ns have been issued OF them 10 relatives
nnd immediate friends OF tho prospective BRIDE ana
bridegroom. All this moinbers OF the Presidents fam
lily Will be present.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT
WASHINGTON, Juno Is, 1878.

WASHINGTON, juno lS 1873
THE HEAD MONEY BILL PASSED.
Senator ConklIng withdrew his motion tonight TO
reconsider the vote bv which tho Senate passed tho
bil which originated IN tho House, TO ratfy tho col
lection OF head money by tho state Emigrant Com
nissloners OF New York and other ports Tho bill
now goes to the President for hts signature
THE TOBACCO BLL--couRsE or THE SUP
roRrERs OF THE MEASURE.
The representatives Of ,no tobacco manufacture
here ewing 70 the near close OF Congress- havo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19
OREGON ELECTION

SAY faAscrsco, Cal, June 10, 1878.
A despatch IRON Portland ssys:-rho iatcs, cleo.
ton returns sc,slo beyond doubt the election OF
Tbayer. democrat, for Governor His majority viii
range from 40 10 20 The Legislature on io,nt bale
will have democratic majority Of II
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-10
Attempts ai Murder and Robbery.
A Well Known Citizen of Flu BE-
Ing Tp. The fmteItded Vicffni.

On last Thursday evening, about 9 o'clock,
as Mr.. Jas. S. Bethel, highly respectable
citizen of Flushing township was returning
home from Morrissowr whence he had been
with load Of hogs for Msssrs Shepherd and
Flair, and when passing through Bigley's
wQods, about one and a half miles from
home. thrRe Hep who were amllushed in the
woods suddenly made their appearance and
assaulted him with clubs and knives heating
and cutting hin.untii he was insensible, in
flicting painful and dangerous wounds. One
blow with the club across the forehead made
an ugly wound, and cut across the side of
the throat with a knife went through the cal-
lar of heavy overcoat and penetrated the
throat, making ghastiy cash. His pockets
were then riaed and small sum of money
taken therefrom, and his body. IS he sup
posed, was thrown into the wagon and the
horses started homeward. Upon his arrival
1t home, and the discovery by his family of
his condition, DR. J. V, Webster, of Flush
ing, was summoned hastily as possible and
the wounds of the injured man were dressed
and he was made as comfortable as could he,
aud atlast accounts it was the belief that he
would recover.
The circumstances under which the assault
was made, lead to the belief that robbery wss
the moving cause. No clue to the guilty par
~ 10 known. 1t is hoped, however, that
some light may break upon the mysterious
affair and the cowardlv assassins be brought
to justice.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-10
The ReeortsersbiD.

The Democratic '.clsQuers" hereaoouts have
been making considerable Ado since Mondsy,
aeesuse OF the fact that Recorder Barnes re-
fuses 70 deliver the Office over to Nr L G
Wright. bis competition. On Aoasiay Wrigh!
put IN an sppeaTance, demanded the Office,
and requested Mr. Barnes not to receive fees
nor do any official act. Barnes politely in
formsd bim that he would make the same re
qhest of him Sincs that lime Wright has
remained about the Office, btt hiss rot I,osses-
sion of the sell or boaks of the Office. II is
claimed by Wright that he has the commits
sion of the Governor, the certificate OF elec
tinn, has filed his bond, and been qualified,
and rhsf he is prir1d taoiG entitled 10 the Of
fee Ii is claimed Cn the ether hand that
there is no Law authorizing commission to q
CnuRty Recorder, hence that is of no avail.
Il i true that Sir. Wright was certified by
Democratic Returning Beard Is having ma
iGrity of two votes, bnt It is also true that the
face of tic returns. the poll books and tally
sheets, show beyond any cavil that Mr..
Barnes had a clear, unequivocal majority.
The acts of this BosId were of a judicial char
acier The law provides for an appeal
from their decision. he ap, cal was
taken in due form; il is contcnded with force
and good reasoning that this appeal vacates
the finding of the Returning Board as it would
10 other cases, and that their certificate is void,
pending proceedings, to reject or ratify their
findings. MIR. Barnes th, refore has filed his
rficial bond and took the oath Of office and
will continue his duties as Recorder until the
proper judicial tribunal passes upon the
questions in dispute.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-10
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-10
PROBATE COURT.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
lS named EXECUTORS, administrators, Guar
ians and Assgnees ave died In my office. al
st. Ciairsville, thar accounts and vouchers tor
settlement. to Wit:
ThOs Gallagher. admr of J ,Ln Brown, decd.
samuel Martin. guardian Of Alvin G Martin,
minor.
John Young, guardian of Robert st C
Jas Gibbons. guardian of Sarah A worth>
Ing on. minor.
Eiiz4bet1 Kehnleln, sdmrx Of John Koehn-
Amer Ewers. exr Of Caleb SteId, decd
Abbie Coffmsu, exr OF Milton Il Coffman
decd.
W 8 Cunningham, sdmr of Samuel Gun
WIN Alexander, exr of Drusilla Robinson,
decd.
jas A Gray. admr Of Henry Fervauii. decd.
Jas a Gray. exr of 's M.dill, deed.
Iraac Jarrett and John Mckisson, admrs Of
Isaac Jarrett, sr, decd.
Iohn McKisson, admr OF Isaac Jarrett, jr.
ECannon. exr OF Thos Trimblp, decd.
Henry ", st Admr of Jos KirkwoOd, decd.
d 4 Stephenson exr OF Mary Elliott, decd
Ios Mills, guardian OF James II Creighton.
solomon Hcgue, exr Of NJ II KOontz; decd.
Willism NJ Clifford. guardian of Elisabeth
A Clemens. .admr Of Geo whitmrash, decd.
Alex Ner. guardian OF Christopher Hin
Elizabeth A Owings admrx OF r W OwiRgs
decd late adm OF John MilIisoa, decd.
VIM Smith, exr of Catharine MCPHERSON
dec'i,
DorSrhs Hein,ein guardian Of Chris. Charlie,
Andrew, George. Loreniz. and jacob Helm
] Iein. minors
| Alfred II Mitchell. sdmr Of ThoE sweeney
| jr, decd.
Moses and VIM Boggs, admrs of Jos Boggs
decd.
| Nathaniel Taylor. executor OF Alexander
Downing, deceased.
| r r Chaney. executor of John Chaney, dec d
| J r 5choneld nd mr. of Elisha ODuduR. decd
| All the above will be for examination ane
settlement on the LIST day OF February 1873.
O. W. CAHR0Ll.,
; Is, '7s--st Probate Judge
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-10
sHE7IFF's SALE.
BELMONT COMMON PLEAS.
John v Webster
VS..

Robert kirk.
DY virtue Of an order OF sale in the above
ID case issued and 10 me directed from The
Court oi Com mon Pleas OF Belmont cQupty,
ohio, / will olfer for sale at the door Of the
Court House. in ~ Clsirsville, said county ON
Monday, February III. 1878.
At the huur OF O'CLOCK P. N. on said day the
following described premises. to wit:
situate in the county OF Belmont State OF
Ohio, being part OF the northwest quartei o.
section 20, tow nsbip 8. OF range ., supposed tv
contain one acre. beginning At station on
tho north boundary line OF said quarter sec
lion 5S.9 poles from the northwest corner Of
said ction, and near ths mid lie OF thr road;
thence along said north boundary line "a 10
poles ~ a second station: thence sOuth ~
sesi Il poler tU Q third station thence north
5so west % Us poles 10 the place %! beginning,
containing acre, be the same more Or less,
with Tue appui tenances thereto attached.
ALsrt-An0ther A Lract situat ed In ralige No.
), township No, 0, section No. -, county OF
Belmont aud Stste of onio. and oeing pa RI
Of the northwest quarter OF section NO. 20 IN
the . eubenviiie isnt district. and begin nj az
for Lh6 same NJ the southern. boundary OF said
quarter A. hiinu HoiiinS,wortn's ,ss g corner. and
q stone ss the corner Of lands belonging q
heirs OF David PuFviapce. decd; thence north
u east y Percnssi sheocs soSth W west ~
The place OF begtL ming, coutaiping Z acres
rood anc 80 perohes. more or lesa. Sdve ano
e1ce7M here rom 81 4-5 perobes sold 70 Iains'
l. Hlvers, by James = Rethel
sALsa--Aother tract or parcel OF land situate
IA said county. township range and section
and being part Of Inc northwest quarter o
Eaid section No. 20, and beginning At th'
nrrr Invest corner OF lands first hereia befor,
described, and running thence uDrth 1872 3
rods; themes north 10 tart 70 81 rods; theme,
nor, II SO wesi ~ rod; thence south I2Ifo eas
$3.50 rods. cohtaIuing @ acres and perches.
First tract appraised M sU.vu.
Sec nd do do % $40.
| Third do do fDNW.
80 ' y WIZ @ KINNEY, sheriff.
CoRen, ATTY. Lilo, 7s-6t.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-10
NOTICE.

DAVID MORGAN who resides at Marquette,
~ in the state OF Michigan, and walter
smith who resides a. Wheeling, In the Staie
OF W est Virginia, viii take notice tnAL the
Penn Mutual Lille insuragoe Company, an In
corporaled Company. on the 2ltn DAY Oh De-
cember, 1877 ilSd in tue Court OF Common
Pleas OF Belmont county. Quo. peltlon
against VIM CLARK, Dayil Morgan. Walter
smith and others, setting forth tn'.t said VIM
clark and wife, on the 2th day oil september,
1875, executed to pialntiu q mortgage upon
the following described real estate, being part
of section ~, townships, range2, in said couu-
~ of Belmont. said pat coing ooundet 0n
the southeast side By Fifsi street, Of the town
of Martins Ferry, extended; an the nor neast
side by tAe northeast bopndary Of n tract OF
land conV eyed by James Baker and wife 70
said Vim Clark, by deed dated December IL.
1851; on the southwest side by the southwest
boundary OF said Baker tract. or by Union
street of ID town extended, and on Lne
northwest side by q line psrailel Win the nrst
named side and st such distance therelrou
as To enclose within said lines II acres OF
land, with the appurteIsnees Sald NOR OF s...s
vs. q executed to secure tbs payment OF Sooo,
with Interest at per cent, according 70 Ger
tain promissory notes referred 70 ~ i1 ssi1
/ mortgage. eInce the y srtyage 10 piRinui
WAS executed, the defendant Morgan Chains
some Interest In "a q real estate by virtue OF
! a p,ortgase given To hiia b. said VIM CLARK,
and the said smiJh olatais = lien 1y Judgment
| against sald Clark anc others The sn a Que
| pIainLif In s5O01, with interest a. per cent
/ from Septelu her ~. 1874 and, IL default oi tI'
/ pay mebs, she petition pfays mat said real es
i, tate he sold The said David Morgan ene
i Walter smith ARE rec a.red 70 sppear ans
1 answar the De Itlon ny tpe 2ad day oi Februa
rya ISIS. '-' ]. p MIToHELL, Cl'k.
HF. CLAIR KELLY, atty los pltn. n-s7' 'u'sT'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-10

M Rx. u. LuPros, of Martins Ferry,
was, SO faf as we sfe advised, the only Bel
mont county Democrat who wss of the Urin'
ion that u Democratic Legisisture couldn't
proceed without his assistance So be was
on hand in Columbus ready to be helped to
any fat Office that n isht be necessary to com
piefe his prosrsfnme. Legislative proceed
ings do 20: show that his claim on the Demo
cratic party xas recognized 10 any alarm
ing extent. He viii probalsiy have to take .
few more ''risks among the unrecnmpenFed
of his party friends before be succeeds In q
scramble with the unterri6ed.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-10
Legal Notice.

IoHN " POTTER, whose PLACE OF residen &C
) is unknown ~ nOtided that Edith J.por-
'er did on tbs 18th day OF October, 1877, file her
uetition in tue office of the t>ierk Df the court
of ComInon Pleas in and for said county 1i
belmont and state OF Ohio charging the said
Johu NJ Porter of willfni absence, withou,
seI<o tr mr. thu { ire years asst pasi, :,
and that the saIl John II Porter did. on the
LIST day of June, 1876. At the house of Iennerte
Porter In The town of bridgeport O. unity OF
Belm mt and State OF Ohio. commit al u |. cry
With one Mary Drum, and asking that she
may be d Oferd from the said John NJ Porter.
~nid petition win DO for hearing at the next
term OF said Court. mmensing January Is
lS7S. EDITH PORTER,
/ 10, 'TS-6. By Cranston, her Atty.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-10
Isifrnlary Notice.

The Board of Directors of the Belmont
county Iufrmary have agreed to meet at their
office. at said Infrmary, on Thursday,
January ~, 1878, to receive sealed propo.
sails for experimenting said IufrInsry for the
coming year. All VIII wish to make proposals
can at this time be made familiar with the
duties that will be required Of them as said
superintendent. : san :.
Board reserve the right to reject any and
all bids,
BY order of the Board. ~
l0-1tj n. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-10


JAS. B. JAMESON. nf Cadiz, sold, last week,
fifty yfsrling burks 10 be ahipped to Georgia.
Referring to this sale the. Republican says
that ''this 10 Q nove in the right Direction.
The farmers AZ HARRISON county ought to
rsise sheep to SCI, and onght to ship them to
improve the stock Of other States. We raise
just rs good sheep in Harrison county as aru
raised 10 Vermont, or France, or anywhere
else in the civilized world. II the farmers of
Harrison county would rxise sheep with care,
with tbs view Of selling them as thorough
bred Harrison county sheep, and with the
view of building up tbs reputation Of our
county in this respect It Is possible thst we
might become famoss sil over the country
and reap rich harvest vs. the result. Harri
son county wsol took the hTst premium oyer
the whole world at the Centennial Exhibition.
What is needed 10 that every farmer In the
county that breeds sheep or grows wool,
should have the best"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-10

Mr.. Z P. RHoDxs, the senior member of
the Wholesale Grocery House Of Rhodes &
Son, Bridgepors. has retised from the fnm.
q. Al. Rhodes, Esq. the junior member has
associated with hin o. r.: Rhodes sad Milt
Harrison, end with this combination the hns-
iness hereafter viii be eoldsictrd, and :, ''r
firm vii be known as c. N. Rhodes i [ .
Success 20 'em.