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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-31
WI. CULLEN BRYANT
MEMORIAL SERVICES IN NEW YORK.
The Academy of Music Thronged-Many
Distinguished Personages Present
Tribute Of George William Curtis
10 the llustrious Dead

New IoRK, December 3O.-The
Academy OF Music was thronged TO-
night on the occasion OF the Bryant
Conlmemoration, held under the
auspices Of the New York Historical So
cicty. Frederic De Peyster presided and
Oh the platform were President Hayes,
Secretary Eyarts, General Sherman,
General Hancock, Mr.. Bishop, MIR.
Potter, Lieut.. -Gioy. Dorsheimer, Mayor
Elect Cooper, Mr. Maylor, Mr.. Ely,
Mr. Whitelaw Reid, Gen. Sharpe,
Collector Merritt, Postmaster Jones,
Mr.. Peter Cooper, Mr.. Vim. II. Wander
bilt, eX-Gov. Morgan, ex-Gov. Hoffman
and many others. In box "O' sat ex-
Governor Tilden, with Park Goodwin
and the members Of Bryant's family
He attracted much attention and caused
some comment. Mrs. Hayes and the
Misses Evarts occupied IN opposite box.
Rev. DR.. Adams opened the services
with prayer, and then the orator of the
evening, George William Curtis, was
introduced, and spoke for over two
hours on the Life, Character
and Writings of VIM. Cullen Bryant"
He gave very interesting historical
sketch OF the venerable and talented
poet, patriot statesman and jour
nalist, from hnyhOod on New Eng
land hills down to the close
OF his hUnored career in New York. In
his early days he was active in political
Lille, but his Democracy never meant II
rabbe nor Il mob. lie never wrote
an impure line nor advocated q measure
which the friends OF good government
could not support. In those days when
Adams was President the present sys-
TEN Of middle men in politics did not
prevail. Adams was Il man Of indomi-
table will aud energy and great capacity.
lie was above and independent Of
party. May We ever have such Il
President one whose motto shall 10:
"ilc serves his party best who serves
his country best" Great applause.
The speaker concluded his Grafton with
II touching eulogy Of the deceased poet
and patriot.
\ vote oi thanks was given him, after
which Bishop Potter pronounced bene
diclion. \ grand reception at the
Frederic DE rcystcr House To the Pres
party and other distinguished
guests was given after the service.
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Life. Growth. Beauty.

\ fine head Of hair il such All indis-
peRsiblr adjunct 10 beauty that no one
Who prizes good looks should neglect Ia
u-e london Hair Color Restorcr,' thc
most delightful article ever introduced
to the American people Tor increasing
lis growth. restoring It's natural color,
and at the same time q lovely hair
dressing and beautIfier. II Is totally
different from all others; not sticky and
gummy, AMI tree from all impure IN
grcdirnt. that rcRdcrmany other articles
obnoxious. in TACT, It - eNquisItcIy per-
iumed and ~ perfectly aud elegantly
prepared n to make It a lasting hair
dressing and toilet luxury. Sold hy all
dealers IN fine toilet article - Cfnis
bottle, or six bottles Tor ~. Addrc-sIi
der- to DR.. Swsyne < son, Philadelphia
or ~ any leading drug house.
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Msd,e,ne Che., for as Csno..

Perhaps 10 one medicine il ~ uni
versaily required by everybody as =
good cathartic. SwayHc's Tar and Sar
saparilla Pills are prepared expressly to
a.eet this Necessity, feing cutaposed OF
purely vegetable ingredients, ii which
Po.lophyIlin or Mandrake. Pine Tree
Tar, sarsaparilla, yellow Dock, and 9TH
er concentrated juicesenter largely into
their cpmposition, the whole strength OF
which Is extracted on an entirely new
principle. They are mild in their oPer-
alton, produce no gripping, and are truly
a valuable purgatiye, aperient, aRti-bil'
lious and eathartie medicine. They
stimulate the liver 10 healthy action,
cleanse the stomach and bowels OF all
impurities. Curing sick and nervous
dyspepsia Indigestion, bilious, inter.
mittent, remitteni and congestiye levers,
langour, drowsiness, aching pains in
tie hack, head, slight ehills With
f1ushes OF heat, female irregularities,
and for bilious and costive habit, no
medicine IL 90 prompt and effectual as
DIR. Swayne's Tar and 6Arssparilla Pills.
Prepared by DR.. Swsyne 4 Son, Phils-
delphia. Price Is cents Q box; Ave
bofes q. 90 sold BY drusgists
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prepared statement compiled from
her, which shows the balance OF trade
for the month to have been the unusual
amount of nearly S32.0OO,0OO in favor
OF the United States. This Is the
largest November balance in our favor
that has been noted since records have
been kept. The balance of trade in our
favor for the five months Of the current
fiscal year, commencing July |, IL
1904 ,0S4, an increase of nearly 100
per cent over the balance in our favor
for the corresponding months OF last
year. The balance in our favor for
Twelve months, ending November 30,
1877, is S309, 300,1Il, while that Tor the
twelve months ending November 30,
1877, was only $40, 723,62o. This shows
the growth vi our commerce iii Il single
year, and the returns for the calendar
year oi 1873, which are complete, with
the exception oil the last fifteen days
of December, show that the balance
OF trade in favor II the United
States will he nearly $500, 00O, 600.
more than Sl00, 900 more than last
year, nearly S200,000,0 900 more than i'll
1876, more than S25O, 900 900 more than
in 1879, and three hundred millions
more than in 1874, before which time
the balance of trade ranged from ten To-
one hundred and fifty millions against
the United States.
The expectation OF gold has almost ell
tirely ceased, and there has been very
little trans Atlantic movement ri coin
for the last two months Statisticans OF
the Treasury state that the year just
closing has been the most prosperous, us
far as foreign commerce is concerned, III
the history of the United States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-31
WELLSBURG LOCALS.

No paper was issued from the Herald
or Nous offices last week.
W. G. Buchanan, Esq, al Cincinnati,
who spent Christmas with his parents
here, left for the Queen City yesterday.
Our ice dealers are busly engaged IN
filling their ice houses. The Ice is from
four to six inches in thickness,
Professors ilagerman AMI kcmpcr, ni
Bethany College, are spending the holi-
days down in Old keutuck.
Christmas week passed oil extremely
quiet. Not even Il common drunk Oc-
CURED to remind us that these are hol-
iday times.
Mcssrs. Barclay and Jacob will give
up next month the Adams Express
agency for this place. The agency was
a begging, on account oil the small sala
nv attached to it. 1t is said, If no per
son here will take the position at the
present salary, that the agency will he
transferred to l.alirange. Ii such an
event should occur, our merchants
would bc justified in forming IL comb
nation not to receive or send II single
article by Adams Express. The salary
should be Increased.
One of the most enjoyable social nj
fairs OF the season came oil at the resi-
dence ri job Lewis, Sr., Il short distance
from town on last Thursday evening.
About twenty-five couples, composed al
the elite of the county were present,
and To the fine music OF Mayer Wheel
ing orchestra, made II merry night Of
whirling in the may dance.
A "A A 4 III
be given at the Granite House un
Wednesday evening, and at Fowlcrs-
town on the same eycning social dance
will take place.
Mrs W. A. Mackey is visiting her
relatives at Saunton, va.
\ fact showing remarkable dclicacy
Of touch and acuteness n( feeling exists
at Fowlerstown, this county. \
Young man by the name 81
j. IL. V. Fowler, who was born deaf
and dumb, personally attends Ia
hardware store. His brother, William
Fowler, keeps a general store about 100
yards distant. There is Il telegraph
wire between the tive stores, and young
Fowler, although deaf aud dumb, has
such delicate touch that by placing
his hands on the instrument can readily
understand the mcssigc beng sent
from the other store. BY having his
hands on the counter he can tell
by the vibrations ut II distance al
fifteen or sixteen feet from the instru-
mcnt, when called from the other end
Of the line. Ills dclCacy OF touch seems
rather phenomenal. Ills knowledge ul
tclcgraphy was self taught He is "a
good scholar, having attended school
both at Columbus, o., and Romncy,
West Va His customers buy from him
by signs or by writing their wants on
slate.
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Tom Young Tor Governor.

Special Dispatch To- tho Cincinnati Ua1cUw.
BRlLiIRE, O., December -. In view
OF the important question at the present
time so ably and logically discussed
among the political factions IN this and
other States, a. To- whom Is due the
honor, and by right ought to to insure
victory.tu the Republican party re-
ceiye the nomination Tor OhI"'S GOV
ernor next year, 4 few nOtahIcs from
the counties al Jefferson, Harrison.
Monroe and Noble, met here few days
since, and the substance al
their meeting Wa, IL strongly
and uncquivocally urge ex-governor
Thomas l.. Young Tor the coming
man. In conversation with 4 proml-
nent political gentleman oi Cuiunhiana
county, we were als" told that cX-,i"y-
crnor Young, at the present day, II the
strongest man in the state Of Ohio. not
even excepting Garfield ESPECIALLY IN
the ranks al the mechanical and labor
ing elements. The strongest impression,
however, seems 10 prevail that whether
invited To participate in the next rae
ior Gubernatorial honors ur not, Gcner-
al Young will be a formidable candidate
for the Senatorship We give this pre-
cisely a. told by several whose iniiu-
ence and voice ia political natter Is OF
no inconsiderate play.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-31
THE CREAM OF THE NEWS,

Gathered from Our Dispatches.
Students RIOTS in Russia are assuming
serious proportions.
There was u row among the Cnngrega-
ton of the Lutheran Church at Somcr-
set, ohio, Sunday. Two-thirds oi the
members don't like the pastor and at
tempted to ignore him and hold ser
vices. The city marshal elected them.
No change in the Mississippi iee gorge,
Friends Of Senator Fcnton are conf
dent o( his appointment to the Berlin
Mission.
The public debt statement will be
issued January II. 1t will differ but
little from the December exhibit.
Henry Vincent, II distinguished Eng
lIsh lecturer, l. dead.
The steamers Andes from Aspinwall,
and Gamma from Bermuda, report sec
ing Hpthing "f the boats OF the lost
steamer Emily Il. Soudcr.
The President left Washington, yes
terday morning, for New York, to at
tend the Bryant memorial services.
The Spanish ministers favor the i'm
mediate execution Ul MonCasi. The
Kings disposed to mercy.
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Consumption Cured.

An OH physician, retired from prac-
tice, hayeng had placed in his l.ands by
an East india missionary the formula 81
a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure Of assumption,
bronchitis, catsrTil, asthma, and all
throat and lung Affections, also posi-
tive and radical cure Tor nery"u debill-
" and all nervous complain :, after
having testeI IL wonderful curJtIy"
powers in thousands Of c.sss-s, has felt II
his duty TO make il known 10 his suffer
ing fellows. Acluate'l by this motive
and desire % relieve human suffering.
/ viii send, tree Of charge, to all who
desire it, the receipt, with full directions
for preparing, in German, French or
English, Send by mail by addressing
with stamp, naming the paper, W. W.
Eherar, iis Pswers' Block, Rochester,
n, Y,
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OVER THE OCEAN.
The STUDENTS RIOTS IN RUSSIA,
Tie Disturbances Assuming Serious As
pect-The Universities to be Closed
The Afghan War-The
Ameer Prepared to Of
fer Formidable
~ Resistance.
Students Riots In Russia.

LONDON, December 30.-An account
ofsthe riot OF the students of the Uniyer.
sity OF Kiebb, Russia, says: The stu
dents in a meeting outside OF the town,
decided 10 protest against the closing al
| the University. A number of we'll
armed men proceeded TO the University,
fnrcug their way in after disarming the
police, aud fixed on the black board an
energetic protest against the arbitrary
proceedings OF the authorities. Two COM
parties Of local militia tried to disperse
| the students. 4 collision ensuci, and
eighty persons were killed and wound
| ell. The cavalry force finally cleared
The square in front OF the University
Many students were arrested. Similar
| riots on smaller scale broke out in the
other University towns. II is believed
that there is an intention Of proclaiming
state of siege in kicbb and kharot.
The police are instructed TO stop the
smuggling OF revolutionary pamphlets
and prevent the entrance uf revolution
AIRY emissaries from Germany.
The Afghan War.
LoNDoS, Deccmbcr29. The Ameer of
Aighanstan has fourteen or fifteen
regiments ut lIerat, AMI ii he can retain
his hold over them and maintain his
supremacy in Aighan-Turkistan, lac
may still offer formidable opposition To
Yakoof Khan, or whatever ruler Eng
land sets up in Southern Alghistan.
The Ameer released lakooi under
pressure from the Ghilzai chiefs, who
would not allow him to leave Cabul
without appointing his successor,
tloSpoS, December. 80 The Niccroy
dfIndia tclegraphs that Mayor Cavig-
mari reports no further news ot the
Aineer or Iakoof Khan. The NiCcruy
also announces that the Khan of khclat
desires 10 join in the advance on Canda
l4r. e.
"a Lahore dispatch says it is reported
that the Submission oi lukoof Khan is
Itot confirmed.
H A French Duel.
FPARis, December 30.-In consequence
ID angry words Saturday between Baron
Ragniat, Diplomatic attachcc, and
NONUt " 'h'l
with swords was fought Yesterday. The
Count received two wounds one serious.
Letter from the Pope.
fRosrE, December 30.-The Vatican or
gan, the 0bserrqtole Romano, publishes
aletter from the fdpe To the Archbishop
OF Cologne. ThNx Ne Gays that from
he coInmencerhsdtGef his pontifcate,
1e has desired peace between the,
Princes, people and the church. lie
has turned his thoughts In preference
toward the noble German nation, but
liod, alone knows whether the work is
near. snccess. lie viii continue in the
hers,eiIS,s l,agsgsa asIssls y IL, ill.,
contrary to their faith, and concludes;
I'VE must pray God to lead the noble
and powerful Emperor OF Germany and
hi. advisers 10 show more disposition to-
wards good will" The letter is dated
December 9th.
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NARROW GAUGE.
First Train Over the Erie Road

NEW IoRk, December 80 Tomorrow
morning one Ut the new consolidation
engines with a train OF twenty new mar
row gauge irci ght ears will leave Jersey
City, for the West over the Erie railway
tracks. This will he the first narrow
gauge tram ever run on that road.
While the gauge was being reduced To
the standard, the management pushed
the construction nf the entire new equip
mcnt 50 that when the last rail was laid
changing the gauge the new loComo-
lives and car, were ready for use.
\ Buffalo dispatch says the first mar
row gauge train left there tonight for
New York 1t is composed OF twenty
new freight cars drawn 10y one oi the
new fifty ton consolidation engines, all
ui standard gauge
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Head tfta Letter,

NORFOLK, Va, October lst, 1873.
have been suffering with Itching
Piles iOr eight years, and could get moth
ing a. give me relief until saw your
advertisement in the Norfolk Landmark.
purchased bor 81 swayne's All-heal.
ing Ointment, and il Use has made q
perfect cure. You Can make use OF this
II any service to you.
Very respectfully,
JANE PEBwoHrH.
Corner Of Water and Matthews streets,
Norfolk.
The symptoms 81 this distressing COM
plant, itching Piles, Is moisture-like
Precipitation, distressing itching, ~
though pin worms we're crawling, par.
ticulaTly at night, when undressing or
after getting warm In led; oftentiIhes
shows itself around the private parts,
and II allowed 10 continue, very serious
results may follow. Remember,
''swsyne's Ointment in a pleasant and
sure cure, aIlays all itching at once, no
sinaTtIng or burning sensation whatever.
IL also cures letter. salt rheum, BARRIERS
itch, pimples, sors-hcads, ring.worm,
AMI alt crusty, scaIy, itchy skin erup.
tons. Price, 10 cents boz, three
boxes, SIS. sent by mail to any adj
dress on receipt Of price lin currency or
postage stamps, by Dr. swayne 4 Son,
Philadelphia. Sold by al prominent
druggists.
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n,..,..,pp, Ice Gorge.

ST. LOUIS, December 30.-No material
change in the river. The ferry boats
are running in the harbor, but the shore
ice is very thick, excepting just at the
ferry landings, where Il has been broken
up to enable the boats TO land. The
channel, which was open through the
gorge to the open waters OF Oarondaiet,
Is closed again. The water 10 very low,
and IL the river was open 70 Cairo nayi-
CATION could only ba resumed ior the
lightsst draft steamers. az 'saa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-31
Church Difficulty,

ClSCISSArI, December 3O.-Quite a
disturbance occurred at the Lutheran
Church at Somerset, o., Yesterday morn
ing, upon the attempt being being made
Ia hold services in the same. About
two-thiris OF the congregation hal. some
time ago, withdrawn from the church,
not liking the preacher Yesterday
they attempted to take possession and
hold service, ignoring the preacher.
The City Marshal VAS called in AMI the
intruders elected. In the afternoon the
elected party again entered, and held
service unmolested. Both parties will
appeal to the law.
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GovERNMENrs-Generally steady.
RAILROAD BoNDs Firm.
STATE BONDS Dull.

SToCKs-The market to-day was strong
and the raise was established ranging
from | 10 II per cent. shortly after >
O'Clock there Was reaction of | to per
cent, but the decline was recovered and
closing quotations were the highest al
the day. The principle activity was in
Granger shares, Lake Shore and West.
ern Union Among investment shares
the features were Rock Island and New
York Central, which made Il sharp ad-
vance At the clearing house to-day II
number of banks paid their differences
in gold, preierring TO keep their legal
tenders. The transactions aggregated
$4,000 shares, Of which 1900 were
Erie, $4,000 Lake Shore, 1900 North
western common, 5000 preferred, II,
600 St. Paul common, u 600 preferred,
Il. 900 Delcwarr, Lackawanna and West
ern, 600 New Jersey Central, 5000
Michigan Central. 200 {. {. X |. g.,
| POO Ohio and Mississippi, 800 Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas, and 1900
Western Union.
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, December 30 Flour -
Steady and in fair demand for home
use; western superfine 81 1898 IS; do.
extras So 5o64 90; do. family "a ESQ
4 rs. Wheat-Western active and ir-
regular, closing steady; No. Pennsyl.
vania red 81 OF; No. western winter
red, spot and seller January 81 oslo
06i; seller February 81 07i@l OF.
COrn-Western quiet and steady; west
ern mixed, spot and seller January,
new, 4S.@4Ssr; seller February i3i9
4ic; steamer i0c. Oats-ln good de-
mand aud firm; Pennsylvania 3O(GSi
western white SEA ylc; do. mixed 30tt
Sic. Rye-Quiet and nominal; good to
prime 55d5sc, llay-pull and steady;
prime Pennsylvania $40 0Otd II w. Pro-
visions-Nery dull and nominal, with u
limited jobbing demand only. Mess
Pork-At IS -. Bulk Meats-Loose
shoulders, new 2!a3c; clear rib sides
3iG3Ic per ear load; packed new $40
ilc. Bacon-Shoulders, old Sc; clear
rib sides, new Sc. Hams Sugar cured,
new Md9lc. Lard Refined In tierces
6ic. Butter-Quet and steady; choice
western; packed l6CI lsc; rolls l5(9l6c.
Petroleum-Dull and heavy; crude Tic;
refined SldSIc. Coffee Strong and in
good INJURY; Rio cargoes ll!@l6ic.
Whisky-Dull and easier at 81 Uat,6l 09!.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, December 30-Flour
Steady; superine 81 25ta2 -; extra
81 Wo3 NJ. Whcat-Dull, weak and
lower;No > red 81 0lf; amber 81 M
al o.; white 81 05ml 0S; No. Chicago
02a95c. Corn Dull, weak and lower;
AZ. Oats-Weak; white western 29Gs
Gle; mixed western 2std 2lc. Rye
Heavy; western 5ba ajc. Provisions
firmer. Mess Pork-At ~ ~. Beef -
India mess lM. Hams Smoked 7@Sc;
picked dI@6tc; green ~ asked, Lard
Quict prime steam hIC. Butter-Nom-
mally unchanged, Epys-Quiet west.
ern - 25c. Cheese steady aud un-
changed. Petroleum Dull refined Sic;
crude 7sc. Whisky-Nominally un.
changed.
Cincinnati.
CIScINSATI, December W.-Cotton---
Quiet and firm at SIC. Flour Steady
and firm; family - lam5 -. Wheat
NfAiif HHl IlIil1' Itl ana NHIlc WNS0
II on. COrn-tlnict and firm ut 81 l(g33c,
Oats good demand at full prices at
2iCd 2,s. Rye Ia good lr,nand al $40
53c. Barley-Quiet and firm; No.
spring a5Gl65c. Pork Quiet; jobbing
at ~ IN. Land In good demand and
prices u shade higher; steam 81 +5tG
5i7l Bulk Meats Dull; held at ~ 10
Cr2 COCA Oa3 60h3I0 Bacon Steady
NJ 2l(d3H Ni lm il@i.c. Whisky
Steady and in fair demand at ~ az Hut.
tcr-Firm; prime Ia choice Western
Reserve lie. linsecd Oil-Quict ut 40
Cgdlc.
Pittsburgh.
PIrTsBuRGH, December 10 Petro.
p l,um Quiet and steady; crude 81 l9t
at Parkers for immediate shipment; ~.
Gned Sic Tor Philadelphia delivery.
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OAac,sl Crookedness In Oregon.

SAN Francisco, December D.-A
Portland dispatch says that for about
two months the Commission appointed
hy the Legislature OF Oregon has been
investigating the books and papers con-
nected with the State Department.
Their report, now submitted, shows
that funds to about S97 200 have either
been unaccounted for or paid out with
out authority Of law. The report is
very severe in condemning Governor
Grover, and lays upon him large part
Of the blame for the losses by extraya-
giant and corrupt administration.
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aosv.sn.,ahins in Chicago.

CHICAGO, December 30.-Considerable
excitement has been manifest among
the Bohemians since last Saturday eye
ming, when they discovered their cem-
etery had been violated and the remains
Of twelve year old girl, named Mathil-
ia Stubing, taken from its vault. The
police tonight discovered the cadaver
in the rooms of the Chicago Medical
College, but there is nothing known as
To the perpetrators OF the outrage.
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Railroad War

MILWAUKEE,, December "a Water
town special to the SssfiHsI saws: Some
time ago the Chicago and Northwestern
railroad built side track TO some ice
houses in the Fifth ward. The resi-
dents along the line began suits for
large amount of damages, 80 the com.
pany resolved to take up the track, and
sent men there to-day for that purpose,
but they were driven OF by mob CON.
posed OF laborers employed at the ice
houses The mob subsequently paraded
the streets in honor OF their victory
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Yellow Fover Commission.

NEW ORLEANS, December M-ThiI
evening prs. Holiday and lIalcomb ui
this city, were examined. Both agree
that the fever originates here every
year from germ which was originally
imported here and became part "i the
climate and that the epidemic WAS un.
dnuhtedly incurred by neglect in RI.
moving the garbage and filling up the
streets with ofal and garbage The
testimony closed at II o'clock and the
Commission adjourned tll Tuesday
noon.
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GOV. HENDRICKS.
He VIII Not Spend the Winter
I'm WashingtOn.

ISDIANAroLIs, December 30 Mo.
Hendricks states that he has no inten-
ton of spending the winter in Washing
ton, as had been stated recently in scV-
eral papers. lie would probably he
there a week, in attendance upon the
Supreme Court, but not longer. The
Governor is husily engaged in the rrac,,
tiCc ul his profession, spending most "t
his time in the court room.