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Mr.. CaldWell-The language Of that
rule Is imperative. It says that every
member present shall vote.
Mr.. Fort-I suggest that we are all
paired on this side Of the House.
Mr.. CALDWELL call attention 10 the
fact that Mr.. Cannon Is present and has
failed 10 vote, and has not been excused.
The speaker-This is not new diff.
Guilty. The Chair has caused the roll 10
be read, which ia the extent, he thinks,
Of his power in that direction. In other
words, he knew OF no power, even by
means Of the sergeantat-Arms or through
any persuasive power which he possess
es Laughter) 70 compel the gent 70 vote;
but If the gent from Tennessee (Caldwell)
will indicate way the Chair will cause
| II to be followed.
Mr.. CaldWell-I suggest that the Chair
can order the Sergeant.at.Arms TO arrest
any member who disregards the rule and
carry him between the tellers. (Derisive
laughter and cries Of Suppose you let
him try It," from the Republican side.
Mr.. Mills called attention to Speaker
Blaine's ruling In the 4lst Congress, when
the Democrats were filibustering against
the civil rights bill, that you could bring
q horse 10 water but could not make him
drink.
Mr.. Beebe-I desire 10 AK my col
league (Potter1 why he don't proceed to
enforce the attendance Of the absent
members under the call, instead Of NOV
Ing TO dispense with all further proceed.
ings under the call.
Mr.. Potter-Iwill answer my colleague
that we have not and can't bring quorum
Of Democrats here to-day, and We passed
yesterday 3 joint resolution for the ad-
journment Of both houses tomorrow at
4 o'clock, BY virtue Of which all proceed.
ings under the call would terminate at
that time without there being an oppor-
tunity for bringing in absent members.
Mr.. Beebe-Then hope that when we
meet after tomorrow that an order will
be issued 10 bring in the absentees on
both sides, so as to put IN end 10 the
pair.
Cries Of "This Is not quorum" from
the Republican side.
Another call Of the House was ordered
and showed the presence OF 26S members,
and on motion Of Mr.. Cox further pro-
ceedings were dispensed with.
| Mr.. Cox-Now / move that the House
adjourn, in order to give our Republican
friends chance TO get back to their
seats.
Another vote was taken on the secon-
ing OF the demand for previous ques.
tion, which resulted in 105 yeas a point Of
no quorum was again made by Mr.. Hale.
Mr.. Wood moved TO adjourn. The
motion to adjourn was defeated by yeas
70, nays 107, the Republicans voting solid.
ly against II, being reinforced by q mum.
Der Of Democrats.
After another ineiectual attempt to-
secure a quorum The House, on motion Of
Mr.. Potter, adjourned without division.
The clerk gave notice Of the Republi.
can caucas 10 be held Immediately. This
announcement was received with roars OF
derisive laughter and clapping Of hands
on the Democrat aide, and with demon
stration Of triumph and defiance on
the Republican side. There was great
excitement for few minutes, but
gradually the audience and Demo
crats Withdrew leaving the Republicans
10 possession OF the chamber.
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HANLIN WINl,

ToRosro, May 16.-The Hanlon. .Plai.'
sted scuIl race, two miles straight away,
for 81 600 side, occurred this evening
at Cos, and was won by Hanlon by four
lengths. The Official time Is not An-
nounced. The race was witnessed BY 5O,.
600 people. A banquet was given Han.
Ion to.night, At which Plaisted, Courtney
and their friends were guests.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.
Toddleben Threatens Severe
MeaaureN

LONDON, May l5.-A special from Con.
stantinople says: General Toddleben de.
clares that unless the Turkish Commits
sioners induce the insurgents TO disperse
he will adopt severe repressive measures.
A telegram from Batoum says the con-
centration Of seven thousand armed Mus.
selmen inhabitants at Lazeston, In the
Ardenutch District has compelled the
Rnsaiana IN retreat
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FRANCE.
wales Visits the American Ex.
hibit.

PARIs, May 15.-This afternoon the
Prince Of Wales sent his secretary to Gov
Mccormack TO say that he wished "a
visit the American section Of the Expo
sition and make the matter quite inform
al. Accordingly about 5 o'clock The
Prince came 70 the American headquar-
ters, and was received by Governor Nc
Cormack and the Assistant U. s. Commits,
sioners. The Prince was accompanied by
the Princes Of Wales, the Prince Of Den,
mark and Curlife Owen, Secretary Of the
BrIiish Commission. The party spent
nearly an hour in the American section
aud the Prince Of Wales manifested much
interest in the exhibit.
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", ,r. glad to see it stated in the
v,.,Jrill. Go,ttt. that Capt. Bridges
" ,oid.. Of re,iguiDg the command Of
a, C,DI.p zOuAves Of that place, and
Sa,b z,u.ves themselves are not going
ho, J.slip.. The Capt. is a military
n, Lu s,n actual service and is, we are
an, Dol l.,kiug in .Oldierly pride. He
,,,s. 10 mould The good material at his
usa,.d into one Of the best companies
I'D. Sue.
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-, aha, We can learn it will be the
ss,i,b, Board Of Commissioners OF
r. e., .,osIr hi. year to cut public e1-
a..S,a,,. !. .@ down to level fully cores
,.l;,, '.It 70 the depression Of the times.
I. .',S I,,. Nv, viii not probably exceed
nr,, On lbs 800.
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lIIs,Ionary Convention

oxAHA, May 15.-Thesecond days ses.
sion Of the Missionary Convention Of The
Lutheran Church Of the General Synod
was largely attended. Great interest was
manifested 10 The discussion Of questions
affecting the practical add general in-
terest Of the Church.
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unhandy Pair.

wAsHrSorox, May 15.-There are at
present IS Democratic Representatives
Impaired, including the Speaker and nine
who, being paired with Republicans, can.
not vote. II these nine should be releas.
ed from their pairs, four more are need
ed 10 give the Democrats quorpm-l47.
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ruTOOd,6eld (O.) Spirit threatens to
.,.,t ou, very plainly and unmistakably
:. =. il i, compelled to be explicit as to
,,.,tr,ipg to gel the B. & s. W. road
~ ~, i,ou i. .tockhOlders. It is now
4, Al g,Il.it. L.oiu', turn to say some
s;,,, n ~, .ill be calculated to draw the
Il ii out. The Spirit evidently has in
Ia,.,ti,s lblii should be distributed pro
.,n IN ,lopr The line.
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weather indications.
WAn DxpAnrnxxT,
Ovyicn or IuH CHIKg eisAAL 0ypIcER.
WAsHIAsToN, D. @, May l6-l A. n,

WAsnHeToH. D. @, May 1851 a. NJ
PronABItrTiHs.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
Valleys, stationary or falling barometer,
increasing south and east wind, warmer,
partly cloudy weather, and numerous
rains.
For the Lakes, northeast TO southeast
winds, warmer, partly cloudy weather,
stationary or falling barometer.
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=, w,,D..burg x Washington mar
u. .,,.. w. director. announce the offer
~ SI.!,Ii.IJ.r. sl1s' Of smother batch Of their
y W ,'s, ,s,,,,,,e bond. $4,000 at 50 cents
M ~ 1gIs I.tI,, The former sale Of $780,
M 10 u,de 81 IS cents.
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,,;.GooI Friday sermon Cardinal
.'.'n, . H. J,Sn defined " society" as "a con-
In'p .,,, 4 iool., fashion, CUSTOM mutual 1S,
pr, ,'., ', ,,iDr, '1 drinking and refined hard
:, ,itbe heart
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Adjournment ohio LegisIature.

COLUMBUS, May 15.-In the Senate q
message was received from the Governor
nominating Fred. W. Green, Of Cleve-
land, 10 be State Inspector Of Mineral
Oils. The nomination was confirmed.
Tbesenate adjourned until next jan
In the House the resolution declaring
the seat Of Representative oConner va
cant was declared adopted.
The House adjourned until next Jan.
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The Cooperative
NeWspapers.

II has beon asserted that one-hali Of al money
paid by New Iork advertiser iof Adyeftihng out
ode Of that city goes TO the C1-oPerai.ts henfpa-
II this statement Il true there IL no oeeaIon for
surprise that promlnent papsI which 1fe Itill
charging war prioss for advertising feel called upon
70 Abuse . TIAl with which thsy hnd themselves
unable 70 maintain . eonpstitod.
pen toSethm With catalogues and advertising nIGa,
mailed nee % application 70 BRALS a Ru5rER,
GENERAL Agents AHleFteaa h,Ingpapsr UatoR, 10
Spruce street, heW York.
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The Handlan.PaIsted Boat
naAA

ToRosro, May 15.-weather warmer
and clearer to-day, with light south east
wind, the water was little lumpy, but
il expected that il will become sufficiently
smooth, To allow the HAndlan-PAisted
race to take place towards evening.
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Tn Pennsylvania Republicans yester'
ly Etsb.lr ticket in the field, and the
T,.sr,, will follow suit on the 22d oi
ai. nouth at Pittsburgh. The "Nation'
IL lr already in the field as the
Glua Of power party. Last year
s,y pslld 5000 yOtes, and this year
a.y uptt to poll 100000. The quss'
d,,i,Y TO which ticket they will elect,
u, ia oths words, IS to which side they
vii draw the most votes from.
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MORE RIoTIyG.

LONDON, May 15.-There was more
rioting in Burnley tonight. One ware
house was burned. The military pre-.
vented further destruction at Blackburn.
The soldiers keep comparative peace at
Preston. There Is great excitement and
fear OF rioting.
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FiIlInr Their Turkish Contract.

PRoyIpEscE, R. L, May TO- The
to complete original Turkish contract,
Of which about 100000 rides are still TO
Be made.
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RECRUITS ARRIVING.

River advices from Bucharest state
that detachments OF Russian vessels and
recruits continue to pass through Rou.
mania for their regiments 10 the field.
Some Of these men are totally ignorant
OF the military drill. Trains OF ammuni.
tiop are also passing 10 the Danube.
The Russians are making additional
contracts In Roumania for transport
carts and animals. II Is said that three
thousand more are ordered 10 be ready
in two weeks for service south oi the
Danube.
Renewed activity prevails in the Ser
yian arsenals. Orders have been Issued
to the factory at Kragujezvats 10 increase
the production Of the Peabody Martini
ammunition to the amount OF 10000
pounds per day. All serviceable artillery
In store has been ordered to be mounted
and sent to the front.
THE COMING pIscussIos IN PARLIAMENT.
The movement Of Indian troops TO
Malta will be discussed in the House Of
Lords Monday, and Baron Lelborne will
call attention TO the question whether
such movement previous 10 notifying
Parliament Is constitutional. The 0ppo.
sitiop, however, will not move any reso-
luton on the subject in the House Of
Lords, and Lord Hartington's resolution
In the House Of Commons is declared by
him as not being intended to raise the
question Of the policy OF using the Indian
forces, bat merely as q legal issue.
The 1fmes says that when II is announc.
ed before hand that the leader Of the
Opposition in the lower House will not
raise question Of policy, and when the
principal lawyer Of that party In the
House Of Lords will not throw his OBJ
jections into 4 resolution, the mere dis
cussion Of the constitutional law Of the
case would be more suitable for debat-
ing society.
SUPPOSED ATTITUDE OF AUSTRIA AT PRES.
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lSPrOpO,es, but sometimes an Ohio
D.s&r,lic Legislature disposes. There
lCdJ. D. Taylor, Of Guernsey, for in.
El,a, uhO has been suddenly cut down
Ii, b. ,PAuOWgras in full bloom, by
d. vieEedntss Of such men as Ross
L.Iiuder and the Hon. David Wagner.
H !, clean gerrymandered out Of any
haT iOr Congress. But yesterday he
sad 10 be the coming man.
EtgbOdy 10 Guernsey was solid
b hh uOninAtion. Now, as il by a for
dp Invasion, Guernsey is detached from
d. great Republican mainland, and
add like 20 much schlesweig. .Holstein
b hs enemy. Taylor hardly knows
'ssn be live. any more. He Is a cap.
dHin 4 district where they give $50
O.sar,tic m,jOrity.
Esns.ure, however, that our friends
Ws hs river will be consoIed for the
ha ad Tlyl@ by the reflection that Dal'
I'll Au been swept out Of the district.
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.,,p excursion to Southeastern
Aearr Ill leave Washington, Pa, via
E''S w. 'Dd ,bs Central Ohio road, on
s,stb Of thi. mOoth'
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5hQntslligtttttr

ctP, ro.d h.. declared II. usual
fnS,s5 ~, dividend at the rate Of 7 per
i'''s% y, ,saum, payable June l's'
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wAsHnorox, Nay 16.--subscrip,ious
to four per cents to-day $l2s, $50.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-08-20
CAIRO. w. VA. August 8. 1878

CAIRO, ". VA, August 3, 1878.
On the morning of July 18th, we boarded
the Kitty Nye, at Marietta, and started for
Parkersburg. 1t was warm-heated hotDess
was distributed very literally over the waves
Tho shaded streets of tho City of Homes
were deserted, for it was about that time that
after going up in an excited manner,
eat last two Farenhcits blew up
Aud killed two children small.
Aud one barometer Slot dead
a tutor with his ball"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-08-20
spirit Of getfersor.
TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 20, 1875.
PEN, INK AND SCISSORS.

= The Southern Pacific Railroad is
shaded from continuous line of cottonwood
trees planted for telegraph poles. They all
sprouted and live.
= "Murder murder !'' cried a pretty
milliner of Galveston, Texas, Mrs. Ella
Quin, aud all the time she was peppering the
body of Capt. Guthrie, false lover, with
derringer balls. Guthrie fwas trying to
dodge behind tree, but he will die.
"A monument erected to the memory of
an unborn son is the work of wealthy Long
Island resident. The spirits informed him,
he said, that his wife died within a few
months of being the mother of boy that
would have gladdened his heart.
"A young woman residing in the neigh>
borhood of HeadIey, in England, recently
arose in her sleep, and, taking a carving
fowl house, where she cut off the heads of
six fine cocks and hens. She afterward
slaughtered FIVE pet rabbits, and wound up
her somnambuIistic exploits by mortally
stabbing favorte donkey.
- Tho tunnel for the passage of coaches
through tie big tree in the Tuolmne grove
on the road from Big Oak Flat to Yosemite
Valley, California, has been completed. 1t
attracts the wonder of the tourists and every
kind of traveller which passes through it on
the stage or other vehicle for more than thir-
ty feet. 1t is contemplated to cut room in
the tree for the accommodation and refresh
ment of passers-by.
- In the village of Andria, in the terri
torial district of Naples, there exists an
cient ducal place, which formerly belonged
to the noble house of Andria, after which it
is called 1t is owned at present by the
Spagnoletti, and the actual possessor hap
pened to procnte an old plan of the castle.
Looking over it he noticed a door marked
where in reality none existed. Not satisfied
to leave this uuinvestigated, he ordered the
wall to be broken through at the place indi-
Gated on the plan, and behind the brickwork
an iron door was found This was forced,
access was Immediately gained to a small
chapel, in which was deposited an old chest
containing a treasure, which is estimated to be
worth about l 500 ,000f, (uearIy 1850, ,OOO).
1t consists of gold coins of the time of Fer
diuand ", and precious stones. The whole
is supposed to have been deposited there for
safety by the Duke of Andria when he en-
egrated to Germany at the time of the French
invasion of Italy.
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p 0E TlGAL.
THE VALLEY MILL.

The running stream and the busy mill'
In fancy, think hear them stills
And the old gray walls seems now in view,
Beyond the bridge that so we'll knew:
But sweeter the charm that brings them near
For the friends who met by the green bank her'
Tie wheels and the burrs go humminE round,
And fill the vale.with pleasant sound,
While clear and strong on the breeze without
catch the tones of ajoyous shout,
As loving hand gives welcome therc.
And my boys bright face is a balm for care.
Tho mill goes on, and the wagons watt.
But . Strangers hand is on the gate;
The waters fall;as they did of yOre,
And the grist still stands on,the oaken floor
But the truderssnOw who come and 90
Are none Of the people we used to know.
Tue quaint old mill is to me thrice fair,
Aud my spirit loves TO linger there;
But the vision is oft dimm'd by tears.
For heavy shade on the scheme appears,
For the sweet young form see no moro
With the miller's dress at the open door.
-Philads!phiG Ersning Builstin.
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PHOTOGRAPHING.

TAVINC fitted my Gallery up for the Sum-
mer campaign, 1 am prepared to eXecute
all work entrusted to me, in the very best style
and at very moderate prices.
COPYING a SPECIALITY.
Nv GalIary can be found at the South end of
Charles street Thankful tor past favors, en-
couraCes me to solicit continuance of the same.
Nav IA. 1873. MRS. A. F. SMITH.
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Fire Insurance on Printing Establish
mentS,

Of all men, fre-insurancc underwriters
should be the most familiar with the rules
governing fire risks. From a valuable sta
tistical table, giving in detail all the fires
that occurred in the United States and Cans
ada in 1876, with the character of the builds
ings destroyed, losses and insurance on each,
it appears that the underwriters are guided
exclusively by popular fallscies, rating ex-
ira hazardous numerous businesses simply be-
cause people entirely unconversant with fires
unthinkingly decide them to be so. On no
other ground can any one possibly account
for the dangers from fire with which insur-
ance men surround newspaper Offices, print
ing offices, and paper warehouses. From the
carefully prepared and indisputable figures
in the table of fires for 1876, We find in that
year there were burned in the United States
and Canada, 66 churches. Places of public
worship arc considered almost fre-proof by
insurance underwriters, while of the mistak>
cnly dangerous printing Offices. only 81 were
burned paper warehouses, which the under
writers regard with fear and trembling, are
very safe risks, only 12 of them wcre burned
in 1876; while, on the other hand, ice
housea, considered almost incombustible by
insurance men and the general public, wore
burned to the number OF 81 of newspaper
OmceS. % were dcStToyeu IN lOIO on tne
other hand, no less than HIS drugstorcs and
153 restaurants were burned in the same
year This valuable table proves that news
paper and printing Offices and paper ware
houses are in far less danger from FIRE than
churches ice houses, restaurants, and drug
stores These facts should certainly be
brought to the attention of insurance compa>
nies by the paper, printing, and publishing
Trades - E'rcL0uDe
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= The Southern Pacific Railroad is
shaded from continuous line of cottonwood
trees planted for telegraph poles. They all
snrouted and live
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MISCELLANEOUS.
RAMBLER'S LETTER.

ParhersJurg, its Morals, as Home> Mdhers-
The Fire Angel-The Refined CIycf OIL
-OHy-7he Fast Painter YoIcomo-
Tie Land Of Luck and Pluc.-AH About
Oa-Croohed Eays-.SeLf Rcgulating-
Model T'o,cn HoU-An old FTiend-Pe.
tro1eunl Cdiro-An old Jcfcrsonian.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-08-20

YEAST FOR SALE.
J1REsH Yeast ON sale daily. at the Bakery and
Z Confectionery of
May l5, 1877. PHIL. T. RoHR.
DAMNED Fruit, just received aud for sale BY
~ May 7, 1878. S. s. DALGARN.
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What the Marshal of New York Says

What the Marshal Of New York Says
The following Endorsement will be of inter-
est to many who have not yet tested these
essential aids to the full development of the
speed of a trotter-BENToN's SPEED AcCEL>
ERAToRs-the price of which has been re-
dtced to So per pair or s5 for two pairs:
OFFICE OF PATRICK DAILY, City Mars'I, !
Now York, June II, 1873.
Wilbur c. Benton, Esq, Bro'onsto,0n, Ind. :
DEAR SIK,-I have given your SEED
ACcELERAToRs thorough test, single,
double, attached them to-. the reins,
to the saddle, overdraw and cbeck-rein.
In my Judgment they are the most excellent
things ever invented to produce speed aud
comfort for horses.
Horsemen and humanitarians have for
years sought to invent attachments for horses
mouths, the former looking principally to
speed, the latter seeking relief for the horse
from the strain of checks and bits on the
mouth. The AccELERAToRs accomplish
both, for they remove the permanent strain
of checks and bits from the mouth and head
of the horse by imparting the proper elas-
ticity. which the horse feels Immediately, and
improves at once in style and speed. Owners
of horses, whether trotters, roadsters, coach
or business horses, should use them. Any
horseman who gives your AccELERAToRs e
trial will not only indorse what I say, but
recommend them to every one owning horses
Hoping you will succeed in establishing
what firmly believe to be the best thing
ever devised for horses, is the wish of one
thoroughly convinced of their usefulness.
Yours truly, Patrick DAILY,
City Marshal.
Send for an illustrated circular.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-08-20

TURNIP SEED.
DURPLE Top. Strap Leaf and White Flat
L Dutch Turnip Seed, for sale by ---
july %, 1878. DUKE & GALLAHER.
SGTE have just received a stock of Stamped
w Milk Pans, Pudding Pans, French Roll
Pans, Wash Basins, ColIanders, &c.-aL extra
heavy soods, nd very cheap.
july %, 1875 DUKE GALLAHER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-08-20
RAMBLER.

LAUGH AND GROW FAT."-This ancient
bit of advice is well for "spare" people, bat
how about those that are already too fat?-
What is to become of them? Sit still aud
I'll tell you. After many experiments, ex>
tending through months of patient investiga-
ton and toll. the celebrated analytical chem
ist, j G. Allan. has perfected and given to
the world Allan's Anti-Fat. Thus far in
several hundred cases this great remedy has
never failed to reduce a corpulent person
from three to six pounds per week. 1t IS
perfectly harmless and positively efficient
Sold By druggists.