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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-27
"a GARD,

NNO ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
/ the errors and Indiscrections OF youth,
nervous weakness, early decay, loss O!
manhood, &c, will send recipe that
will cure you, Free OF Charge. This great
remedy was discovered ny a missionary in
South America. Send a self-addreSSed
envelope 10 the Rev. Joseph I. Inm&u.
Station ID, Bible House, New York City.
Oclhe0c
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-27
Go.p closed Saturday at 1909.

The CAR OF Russia discharged Gen
Q raj TREPoFF because it was discovered
{ hat be had amsssed q fortune OF s2,Coo'-
0 90, which be could not have obtained
h onestly. This is sufficient evidence
hat Russis is still an uncivilized country.
In the United States they want to give
U. S. GRANT q pension for doing the
anne thing, while JOHN SHERMAN, who
as become millionaire upon a small
2 slsry, is made Secretary of the Treasury
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-27
.EdiSon'S Speaking Ph0DOgrapD,

UyHE GREATEST WONDER OF THE
age. It TALKS, Laughs, Sings, Whistles,
PIavS COrner Solos, and Records and Re-
pT0duces all Sounds with marvellous
idelity. An opportunity will be offered
the citizens of Wheeling to see and hear
this great modern miracle, at the
Methodist Church, Bridgeport,
On Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings, May 9th, 18th and 18th, at
O'Clock and on Tuesday ard "Wednesday
after oonS at , O'Clock: when exhibitions
viii be held especially for ladies and
children. Admission - cents.
AS this machine can only be used In
Ohio, noeXhiblt.On can be given in Wheel
ing. Tickets tor sale at Lucas Music store
MAJ
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-27
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS
LOST.
Chean Homes & Country Air.

HEREBY OFFER FOR SALE A FEW
| lots, halt acres, more or IesS' 10 "a
tnif purchasers, with comfortable ImH
dwellings thereon, in my sub-dlvis-
ION of the village OF Leatherwood, a pat
of which can be seen at the ONCE oil COL
ThoS. O'Brien, real estate agent: or,
IIJ-o J. ID. DUBOIS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-30
CARSON ITEMS.

c,yson Tr,Lus,. MircA 800 lat,
tbey have hal two or three shower.
down along the Carson river toward the
sink, where they had neither rain nor
snow during the Winter.
The game law goes into effect on
Monday next. Call in your dogs and
Law I'M YOU shotguns.
o. .,o,,,, M,rrl ao-s,a,s su.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-30

you knew what q cube was. what II
looked like-how IL was .drawn-didn't
you? Very well. That's all wrong.
In grammar a scholar don't want but
one lesson. Verbs and nouns /; adverbs
pronouns and every irregular verb
ought to be scratched out OF the Lam
guage I; irregular verbs do all the dam
age /; cause all the trouble"
Not alone does this free-thinker op-
pose churches and schools, but he Is a
disbsliever In the old notion Of watch.
fulnsss on the part OF parents.
"Sneak after your children. watch
them through the key-hole, and they
will slip into purgatory before your
eyes"
Now. for q man who believes not
In o hell or Its ante-room, purgatory.
the statement that II you watch a'child
too closely he will enter a place that has
no existence. Is m Ingsrsollian ~syllogism
whose conclusion is drawn from Inger.
sollian premises not laid down In the
rhetoric now in common use.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-30
NEVADA ITEMS.
From, our stale Exchanges.
Washoe County.

Reno Journal. March 30.-A RE
form" Temperance Party has been or
eanized In Reno. II demands that the
licenses OF all retail dealers in liquors
be fixed at 5000 per quarter. the stop.
page Of Chinese immigration, and the
reduction Of fares and freiehts.
The farmers in washoe Valley are en-.
gagged in blowing for Spring crops.
where the ground is sufficiently dry-a
few ranches are still too wet. The
weather in the valley day before yester.
day was much the same as here. except
that there more rain fell than here.
When tho news Of Mark Hopkins
death was received here the Virginia
and Truckse Railroad and Depot Hotel
flags were placed at half-mast.
Reno Galet<. March 29.-Shsriff W.
H. Huyck Of Nye county last night
brought three prisoners from his county
down TO Reno, and this morning took
| them TO Carson. Their are ID.
Tahig, Tom Fitzgerald and George
Donaldstorn. Their terms Of incarce.
ration are one and u half and two years.
Sixteen coaches OF emigrants have
passed through here to California during
the past three days. What these de-
iudsd persons will do in California these
hard times God alone knows.
The Cupola furnace will DO ready for
operation next week. The iron and
mason work is now nearly completed.
This time for success.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-30
BOB |IHGERsoll.
A. Iandei On Eaueatiea ~ Well -
Reltgton.

tu..h,sy,o, cor,.popdepee Chicago Times,
IT,, ...,,h;, d.v;f ~ i. tslIow l,own
ma fnssrsni, - a,,,s.,;na %s,,.rt,on
- ,ra. ans,a, H;s ch"sls ave- n;nl and
~ ma on, m. The inast.d chseis NJ
1.Y ..srrhs His svss are bio
.St Mn anil ;nnocsn, and Sis lin. poni
in i%nfsn,ile d@ispleasurc AT The Christian
Ill u;s harJs ara fat and dimrIsd
NJ. ,na ILL a hia ~, In /, an
h;s ,h;,d ,inosr. bs has n elssn. white.
In h..d ,h., ioots Iils n velI,vash.d
CsI;,orn;. ,nrn;n' and C%,Iiiorpi, Jia.
'nanS. [a,;.,.n an HI. h,.ast
Th;. hsnJ.oms hss,hsn sa;a IN m.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-30

THE Rhode Island Senate has passed
n very extraordinary law respecting
children. One clause Of IL reads thus
ANY parent or other person having
the care. custody or control Of any child
under the age u sixteen years. who
shall cause or encourage such child to
.,,.oa In playins ON musical instru.
m.n,. IN an, ,laes whatsoever. shall,
,or ever, offence. DO punished by i'm.
" ,..wa-,....l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-30
DOUGLASS County.

Carson Iidiey Ns,es. Narch 29.-A
German by the name Of Martin Andrew
has been missing from his wood ranch
in Alpine county for the past two weeks
II was supposed at first that he had
been murdered. but parties from Mark
~leeville having went out and secured the
neighborhood. that idea was secuted,
and ms he owed quite a sum Of money,
1t il presumed that he struck q bee.lins
for Bodie.
The men engaged in setting the poles
for the Nevada and California Telegraph
Company. while working through Ante
lope Valley came across the dead body
Of an Indian. 1t is also reported that
Mons. lie Thayer Of the Prestidisita'
tors, while travelling through that sec
ton. discovered the remains Of q mas
todon.
The first wood.drive OF the season
from Alpine will IN about the
9th or 10th Of next month. under the
supervision Of Mr.. Sam. Longabsugh.
Logging ON the Lake will commences
about April LIST.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-30
Eureka County.


Elrska Sentinel. March 29.-The mail
service between Eureka and Tybo hav-
ing been increased TO six times q week
ON and after the first day Of April the
stages between the two points will leave
aud arrive daily. Sundays excepted. The
growing Importance Of Typo is recognized
by the Department and the increased
mail facilities will DO hailed with
satisfaction BY u prosperous nsighbor.
The Richmond Company will o be
in receipt Of 1000 bushels Of coke, to
be used at their smelling works. About
eight months ago. Mr.. BrsIeton pur'
chased a coal mine on the line OF the
Union Pacific Railroad. and built works
for the purpose Of converting the pro,
duct into coke for use at the Richmond
furnaces. The amount spoken OF above
il the first in~stallment. TO be followed
by further consignments.
II. DsLisle. a nephew Of L. I. Hogle,
and manager OF his business At Palisade.
came up from the terminus last evening,
He had charge Of two Chinamsn. con-
victed OF petit larceny. aud sentenced IL
sixty and ninety days respectively In
the county Jail. Their crime consisted
OF the theft OF n pistol, clothing, sack oil
Hour. and other articles from Baum's
Hotel.
Ear,ka Republican. March 2s.-The
Richmond continues to turn out bullion
ut the rate OF 100 tons per week. The
refinery separates about 100000 pei
week in silver and the balance Ia ship.
ped of ~ crude bullion. Nine ear
loads OF refined lead were shipped this
morning.
Furnace No. 2. at the Eureka Con.
solidaieL. WAS run down and cut on,
yesterday. and is to-day roaring away
aud turning out bullion as usual.
A couple Of inches Of nice damp snow
full Of fatnsss for the land fell las,
night. In fact, 1t would pass for q dis.
agreeable evening to DO out in.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-30

IT is announced. apparently on good
authority. that DIR. Mary Walker Is IN
applicant for the position Of patrolman,
or. to be correct. pairolwoman on the
police force Of Washington. Whether
this is true or not. it suggests two
things-hrst. th. great stumbling block
in "ths equality Of the ssI." as its adj
vocaies delight to call ii. an inability by
nature to perform the duties OF stu
atoms. the rights Of which they demand
and second. the utter inanity OF the
said DIR. Mary Walker. She would ae-
cept any proposition in good faith
even a proposition Of marriage. Some
kindly power ought to aPpoin. her dfth
assistant physician in a lunstie asylum
and never let her outside the walls OF
the yard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-30
coxennssloSAL CORRUPTION.

That MANY Of our Congressman are
-. ~. h;.,o,v ~ an,
oPsn W "0osP'
legislation u 100 clearly SHOWS ou
they should voluntarily carly 'ne'f .o'ss
to market anu propose a0oi,up"0n ,u
Tor themselves mas no'' unui no"' ~
charged w0a' AppsAi a0
hat THIS Is me case aha 'nA' 'n' nv"
Of some ~ least OF our "'p''
IN mgr %
cheap rate Inc San riAne's'' 'o0
~ commerce OF .ne @' pms
the following. when snoaia cause the
blush OF shame to mante the ehsek "
every American citizen;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-30

Wink the present Pope was lsests
at Brussels, he was invited to q grand
dinner at which was present the Mar
quis do X. u clever wit who carried
scepticism to the verge Of irrsversnee.
At dessert be thought IL would 30 n very
good Joke to show Mgr. Pscci his snuff
box. ON the top Of which ~as q painting
on ivory Of n s~hockingly dscollettse
Venus. The prelats inspected the
painting for a considerable length OF
time without the least discomposure.
"very pretty. very pretty" he muir
INJURED. with the air Of n connoisseur.
Then turning his eyes upon the Marquis.
''The portrait Of the Marchioasssf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-30

TrxAnkASA is built at the junction Of
Texas. Arkansas and Louisiana. Ii re-
ceived its name in 1919. when an en-.
thusiastic surveyor. running the lines.
blazed the three fragments Of the names
Of the new States pm q tree. and pre-
dicted that q great city would Be built
there. Three years ago. when the town
was founded. the name. still to 10 seen
ON the old tree. was adopted, and the
prediction seems in q fair way to b.
verified. a. the little burg has some
three thousand inhabitants and is an
important railroad station.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-30
Lander County.

Auia Reuvile. March 28.-A note
from Rev. W. q. Gray. Presiding Elder
OF the NJ. Z. Church for the Austin Dis
trici. to W. X. Logan. Of this city. states
that Rev. John A. Gray has reconsid.
cred his determination Of resuming the
pulpit Of the church here. aud will not
he here next Sunday. ~ expected. This
determination leaves the church here
without n Pastor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-30

Ii colored circles in Washington the
pound party and the cake walk have
given place to the 4" passover" thus de-
fined to an inquiring person ; swell.
sab. a pound party Is u Of dem places
where you can take q pound Of emmy
thing-raw meat. 10 VOC wants to-. But
to 10 passover you must carry cooked
~yittles. and no odsr kind"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-30
THE WAR CLOUD.

TUB WA" Siotb
"
''sn "o
msn' Oh "fea' pn'Ain' NJ"
sa iAc'' ~ was
House OF Lords y~es'eiua! :,
LAIi himself VIM ~ ~
naa g~'ae'0us'! A'e'p''u N~
retirement q 'on'
VINO paid n'sn
going s' ~
WIN" ~ ---;..,
INV =, go
49,, h..a.-
49,. ~h;., Jo,J Ds,bv
s".-nI~,.n,,uorn, 70 such . a.el.ra.
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- III =, yon,av nav, s.,a +.
---.-.,o p.,,;.m.n, aim, ia .anc.
-. 80, n,o....,;r. shouia ,
=, .onaa.nc. n. ..cur,J tina, vo,s
1T --L,--u. -. Ga, p~,;,.,n IN
m.i,,.;n an. no.;,;o, which abe has
.lr..Jv taken in regard TO the San Ste
,.no ,,..,v. and that pledps ouce given
49,, .nlo,..d nv The nation. n would
...m n. ,houph no earthly mower could
.v.,, a,s.a ho,,ors Of n war COM.
go, =. xh,.h thai, ina, clossJ has been
m.,. .h;il,. ,lav.
r..A.vo,.o, .0,s,.,.. nv Par
u--.-n IN ,,., rn,,.,d
Ill NO., .h.,. ON. u, a, hsr demands
-, p,..;. ho,,;,c m. .,mos, imprev.
III. .o.;,;on ,,a, al. now loss. can.
90, h.,n..,.a,o ,.,,.a, from b,r VAN.
,., r.. 40 40 wo,,l n. M,
on,v ~ MI ,b., abe has gained
s~.~.;u~,- ov.r Tnrls, nm, ,tfsbov
a. .h.o,n, .n;,;, NJ eowarJics. which is
No, . .h,r.e,s,;.,ie Of either the Car or
~. n.o,,. xh.,.vsr ala, NAV be said 10
~. a;.,..o, pu..;. hold. n ROYAL
a. !, ,.w. NOW h.;ny nlavsJ
= - Ian, .s.,,,,;,,
F-., $500, ., on, la.
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-. .,,..,,
IL. .nI
-.
si~A-shoo's's " ~
"'e'a 1S'
anu u sae'ihe'
lse's' can 'o'' 'n'
us manu- anu a
poo'' "f .s..,.,. .,
'uie W ue =,
possio'iiueS' o' 's.
sneh . case " uSe'e'H' W. P''p
need apply.
The resignation OF h''u D'''''
We have .Aid' points 70 ~af 'u' 'ne''
Is another ihdieapoh winch
more certain, anu more easn! ~
terpreted. Inc prnsn aieu''s''"".""
feet. unds Admiral hoihoy NJ" ".s
~ iusia' ms" ~
the sea oil Marinora' On inc norm 'u0'''
. lew mics east Po'
riln0o i -"
miles cas-, "
aay inc "us' '
queS'ed Tue to''
isuie 70 Us 0.a P' =
tue p~afdaheiies' ine Su
muniea'ed THIS request W "'
Hornby through minister Lsaiu' anu
was met by the cool answer 'n"' M"
struetions were TO remain "hefe h' was
until the russians uePai'ea "o"' o'n'
stantinoPie' anu Una. NO p'opse
ooey q . ofue' " MS .
mus hhsiahu mas uehoe'''' ~
The treaty Of raris' winch Pio''us' on"'
no war vessel snail pass 'ne Da'uane'ie'
without the permission OF inc for'''
This OF itself Is a sutiie'en' ueeiAra''on
Of war. provided Russia secs NJ 70 no
eept It as such.
Whether or not England vi d ao'e
To secure any allies, with the exception
perhaps, OF Italy. In case OF an actual
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-30

A PARIS surgeon recently had occa-
sion to administer ether to a beautiful
young lady from Lyons. While she
was inhaling the gas from the sack. a
light was brought near. the ether was
ienited. and the sack exploding. the
doctor was seriously burned. and the
patient terribly injured, her 3 being
taken of. and one side Of the upper jaw
laid bare. The doctor committed sui
cilo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-30
SARsFlElD GUARD, ATTENTION!

N6RMBERs or T1H sARsPIELD GUARD
wi are ordered to assemble At Miners Union
Hall, Gold IIill. on SUNDAY. March 3ist. al
half last . O'Clock .. n 20 attend the funeral
Of their late brother. EDWARD CAfPEhY.
Members Of the different military companies
are respectfully Invited TO attend.
JOHN cOsGRovE. Captain.
NKIL 0~ALLAaHka. Orderly rcrnesnt. mhSD 10
Enterprise copy.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-30
Tho Gold AIN Daily News has

10 Gold Hi Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published in the
State Of Nevada. It is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-30
COUNTY ADVERTISING 4 PRINTING

COUNTY ADVERTISING 4 PRINTING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. IN PUItsU'
IN ancs 10 an order Of the Dos'd 81 County
Commissioners made and entered In the min
ute- Of said Beard. that Sealed PROPOSAL. will
be- received by the said Board. At their once. In
the city Of viryinla, county 81 sony. up TO and
iscludins the FOURTH DAY OF NAY, A. ID,
ISIS. Of the hour Of 10 O'Clock A. ~. for doing
the q Iunty Advertising for the remainder Of the
nscai year A. ID, ISIS. aid bids to state the
price per square for frat Insertion, and the price
per square Tor each subsequent insertion.
And notice 10 heruby further given that al
the Same time aud place the Board viii receive
s.slei Proposals for doing the County job
Work printing blanks. Biilhesir. etc. Tor tbs
remainder Of the said fiscal year Books and
Records excepted). Bidd-rs foe printing mutt
specify price par reain t'so sh"vt-, for;
Halfshsst Note BLANKS printed on one tidsi
Halfsheet n H. Blabks printed on both sides;
Half-sheet Letter Blank, printed on one rld.;
Half-sheet Letter Blanks printed on both sides
Ilaifsheet foolscap Hanks printed ON one side,
HslEsheet Foolseap Blanks printed on both
sides:
Hsif-beet Legal Cap Blanks printed on one
side;
HalLshes, Legal Gap Blanis printed On both
.ides;
Qu.rter-sieet Flat Gap Blank. printed on one
side;
Half sheet Plat Gap Blanks printed on both
PuiI.sh~rt Flat Gap Blank. printsd on one side ;
fuli.sheet Plat Cap Blanks printed ON both
rides;
Phes per ram Tor each additional resm;
state price for binding.
bidders TO bind Themselves To do all printing
not above spec 'fed At proportional rates.
The Board reserves the right to reject soy and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-30

JonS Bull Is singing ''Hold the fort.
for I'm left behind"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-30

Or. KiRBY's Hours. from !, =. to .
Ssi sti. soHnAsEL At all ''''' q; 3 {: :
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-12
Common Sense in Advertising.

The following plain and simple truths,
from an eastern exchange, art we'll
worth the attention Of every business
man.
We notice in the leading newspapers
Of late good deal Of sensible talk on
the subject Of advertising Much of il
is contributed by leading advertisers
themselves, who have had large and
expensive experience, and have kept
such Il careful and intelligent record Of
the costs and the results Of the various
kinds Of advertising, that their testi-
mony amounts 10 Il practical demon
stration They have tried all methods,
from the stereoptlcon and the street
ear placard To the big white painted
letters on fences, and the periodical
hand-hils stuffed with advertisements,
and showed under the doors of people
who never open them. The testimony
Of all these experienced men eniOrccs
the conclusion, that, for II genuine, Of
fectiyo advertising medium, which is
sure to bring n prompt and liberal re-
turn for the money invested, there Is
nothing comparable for II moment with
the columns of live, interesting news
Ito which the intelligent and we'll
to-do people of the community look for
news and opinions upon current events.
We venture to say that every business
man Of Cleveland who has made trial
Of the various methods Of advertising
under discussion has reached the same
conclusion The day Of illustrated pla-
cards, almanaes and advertisers dI.
reetorics il past in this country. The
business has been ovcrdonc, fortunes
been wasted in il, and the barrenncss Of
results from all such outlay has prcju-
diced some classes Of business men
against the whole subject Of advertising.
This prejudice il, however but limited
and temporary, and the tide Of intelli-
gent opinion lssctting back to first prin.
cples il, in favor Of fresh, well
written and attractive advertisements,
frequently changed form and inserted
in the leading newspapers Of the com
munty that the advertiser desires Ia
reach. Money iudiciouslyspent in this
way is never lost. and il often brings n
return OF ten, twenty, or fifty fold.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-12

entire popular vote by the whole mum.
her Of electoral votes Of the
state and dividing the product
vote Of the states for all persons voted
(or rs president and the quo6cnt shall
&c the number Of the electoral votes
and fractions thereof to which each
shallhe entitled, using tor such fraction
three decimalS and NO more. The
amendment is designed to preserve the
relative power OF the smaller states.
1t is the opinion of members OF the
committee that the proposed amend
ment to the constitution will not re-
eeiye the appreciation of congress, two
thirds Of both branches hciug required
to propose il 10 the states for adoption.
N0MlN ALTON
Thc president nominated Vincent w
Myless receiver Of public monies 4!
Fan Claire, Wis
lNlk'S StTN'tSsuR
The democratic members met III eau
Gus and nominated Gen, Chas. w, Field
~ doork eeper Of the house 10 succeed
Folk discharged.
rMF RAILWAY FUNDING mLl.
The senate had II five hours debate
on the 9Th upon tho Judiciary hill for
the payment ofthe debt due the govern
ment from the Pacific railways.
Stanley Matthews first occupied the
floor, and after he had replied 10 the
arguments OF Senator Christiancy he
withdrew the bill reported by him from
the Committee ON Railroads, 80 that the
question would come squarely upon the
Thurman hill This action is inoNplic-
able. Mr.. Chatlce then introduced n
new bill, which embraces several fca-
turoS of the Thurman hill, and also
compcls all railroads which have ro-
ceivcd Government MD 10 pro rate with
each other ON equitable terms. Mr.
Chatlec spoke ut some length III favor
of his bill, and was sharply questioned
Ivy Thurman, who WAS handling him
rather roughly, when Conkling came to
the rescue. When Chattec had concn-
dcd Thurman took the floor 70 explain
his position, and WAS ut once intcrro-
gated by Blaiu, Hill Eaton, and others,
making tho discussion very animated
for All hour or more, nmnCrumc ap-
preached, and the contest narrowed
down to Thurman and Hill, neither of
whom seemed disposed to permit the
other 70 have tie last word, Finally at
q o'clock m adjournment was carried
the disputants continuing their consti-
tutional arguments as they left the
Capitol.