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Z The Indiana Gerrymander.

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The Springfield Rspublican, though
incltning probably towards Radicalism,
is moi inclined to mince matters, and gen
Ieraly makes Its statements With Impartial
lily. We clip from its Monday edition
the folleRinG ,51z---7, .7,,..sz2r.-ss -
rhe Indiana Republicans must not ex-
pect any great amount Of popular sym
pathy when they hewall the injustice OF
the Congressional gerrymander already
threatened BY the Democrats at the next
session of the Legislature. For years
the Democrats have suffered the gros.
sest injustice under he.,ipgenious sys-
tenn devised by Senate Morton, which
rendered it possible in 1876 for 208.
080 Republicans to elect nine members
OF Congress, while the 2l3,164 Demo
Gratis, who elected Williams Governor
by: oyer 5000, could only send four re
presentatives to Washington Nov that
the Democrats, who last month had over
l4i000 majority on the State ticket, talk
of fixing the districts so that their oppo.
nents will be the party that elects only
four of the Congressmen, the Rephbli-
cans are just waking up to realization
of the fact that that sort of thing ism tex
actly fair, Its q pity they didn't find II
out few years ago.
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Probate . Notice. =
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A cCoUNTs and vouchsrs have been 6lsd
III in the, Probate courtsof. Monroe Comfy
Ohio, for settlement, BY the following Admin.
is.rssors. Bxecutors and Guardians:,
First partial account of ". 3. and 3. ]. Gray
a Exseutors Of Arthur Gray. sis 80
Second and hnal account Of Jacob Tishs,
Admir- Of Ssmusl 8. Tisher. "os
Fifth and 6nai account or J. o. Amos Guar.
dian Of John J. and Abel Williams.
Second sccount Of Hugh B. Hill Admir- Of W.
First Sand lAnsl acconnt Of Elijah MoMahou
Admir- Of jeremiah Traoy. 81, rsv
First, and anal aosount o. Fritz Reef Guar.
dian Of Jacob Moose.
Any. person interested may hls written
exceptions to said accounts. or any item
thereof, on or before the 2oth day Of Novem.
ber next, when the same will be finally heard
and continued from day to day until disposed
Of. aid3 vi i5a9yiy Jas. R, NORRIS,
cctas,'7std Probate Judge ", C. q.
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HORRORS OF HYDRoPHOBIA,
! Terrible Story From shelby
Isl County, Kentucky.
[Spscial Dispatch to the Enuuirsr,l

SHEIB1vILLE, Ky, November ga
most horrible s,oiy has just reached the
ears ofyour correspondent from the ex.
treme southern portion of the county.
About year ago man in the neighbor
hood OF Mt. Eden, whose name / wa,
unable to- learn, was bitten by. dog,
which afterwardprovsito 10 he mad, and
was killed, The wound inflicted UPON
the man healed, and no uneaslness was
felt in regard toi it,
One morning the latter part, of the
week the man, who, was q ,fapner, ri and
had been at work near horhe, rusnedsinto
his house frothing at the mouth and gag.
tirg wildly shout. His eyes falling upon
his little child,, he gathered it up. and
pitched it roughly into his wife's arms,
then looking around again. he esped ms
little dog on the hearth. He with frantic
gesture, asked his wife what i. was. Or
her responding that it,was a dog he rush
ed out of the house screaming s"Mad
dog" at the top, of bis voice. He rau
rapidly TO the, residence of neighbol
named Porternearly mile distant, leap
ipgsfepces and crossing streams like :
dog. Arriving at tfP Porter's be, knocked 81
The door, and omit opening few lin, anf
bit Porter, who WAS, in his shirt-sleeves
on the arm, taking out large piece o
flesh. He then rushed out again, scream
ing "Nad dog: mad dogP. "A party D
men was organized and sta.led IN pur
suit, bas mp to the present writing, have
been hsble to capture the rnadnan
Great Excitement prevails in the neigh
borhood, and much uneasiness is felt
Mr.. Porter, the man who was bitten
obtained mad stone and applied to th,
wound. and il adhered several times, ant
relieved his uLeasiness. - .
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The Terrible Screw Worm.
[Dsllss Texss| Intellicencer.I

e.iMrsSsmuel Myers is now lying bed.
fast az his home, in this place, afflicted
with that terrible mslady, the screw
worm. Mr., Myers has beer, sick of late
with fever, and on Monday last while
resting III bed one OF the dies alighted
near bis nostrils. It requires but few
moments for one Of these iies to deposi,
hundreds Of eggs which are hatched and
are grown inside of an hour, many ol
them as much as one half inch in length
| Mr.. Myers, upon awakening felt sligh,
tickling In the nose and 1t was not unit
his eyes aud face had become fearfully
swollen that the physician discovered
the presence Of the worms The only
known remedy wss applied -calomel and
esrbolic acid-by Injection into the nos
trils.@ At first few woald drop theil
hold and force themselves out Appli
cation sitter application was made will
ike results up to last night, at which Is.
~as the number passed. The patient il
| IN . criiicsl condition, with but slighl
hopes OF his recovery. The fly is mucl
dreaded BY our stock men and is repre-
sented as dark colored and fuzzy insec
which generally attacks cattle or any
other animal that II unfortauate enough
to have blood upon which they car
aiight. ~s 'N Hi fse&
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5lWAsHTNGToN ,TERRIrORY.
The Humorous Side of Bank FALL

:
During the recent panic in Lancashire
q lady who had q considerable sum on
deposit went 20 her bank and told the
manager that she needed an her money
and that she would have gold The sum
was placed before her, whereupon she
remarked, mo, l won't take 1t out now
and the gold was replaced. The lady
left the bank fully convinced that the
money was safe, becalse,as she thought,
she had seen It. Perhaps the most ludi.
crous incident occurred AZ the Bank Of
England. A person who bad q deposit
in the bank became alarmed as to the
solvency of the institation, and ssprotect
ed himself'' by drawing out utthe;amoun,
lin bank notes! He is probably lin.
cal descendent of one Of the Irishmen
who, desiring to be avenged on an unl
popular BANKER bought up ndtdestroyi
ed HE notes One very'comical inciden,
is reported from Ashton. A rnsni who
had . deposit in the local brshch of a
Manchester bank hastily withdrew the
amount and posted to Manchester, where
be deposited it In the head office Of the
same bank His explanation was that
be thought the small banks would "go
tirstn fsa' u Gsi sggii,l i.ase 3
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Mullein as a cure for Cohsull mption.

Mullen as a Cure for Consu mption.
A correspondent writes as follows
about the flower Of a we'll l.known plant:
/ have discovered q, remedy for con
sumption. 1t has, cured number roI
cases after they had commenced bleed
ing at the lungs and the hectic flush was
already on the cheek, After trying this
remedy to my own satisfaction, / have
thought philanthropy, required that
should let it be known to the world. !. Il
is common mullen stepped strongly and
sweetened with coffee. sugar, and drank
freely Young or old plants are good
dried 10 the shade and kept in clean
bags The medicine must be continued
from three to six months, according te
the nature of the disesse, II is very
good for the blood vessels also, i
strengthens and builds up the system in
stead Of taking away the strength; i,
makes good blood. and takes inHama.
ton away from the lungs. 1t is the wish
OF the writer that every periodical in
the United States, Canada and Europe
should publish this recipe for the benefi
of The human family, Lay this by and
keep # in the house ready for use
Lexington Pres, -
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ny yirtue Of q certain order Of sale IN psY,
n tition Issued from the court of comm ON
pleas. within and Tor the county Of wonfoe,
and State Of Ohio. il i case pending ii said
court between the above nsmsd parties. and
TO me directed, / will offsr :or sale 81 public
auction al the east door. of the court houss
in Woodshsld on y. hs; e 1907 iSs
cu,.....i Y..its g. <sn ore
, 4so ny oe
between tha .houls Of Q O'clock q. n, and I
O'Clock p.m.so Of ssid day, . thA following de-
scribedrssi ssstatsj sitnstss inTllolree soun-
", Qhi9, to,vit; n,wxn~ -v-
messcutheast qusttsrtsof shG soushpsst
quskter ef section sninstssas 3ewBship four
Of f3pgs fopr,. e6n tSnir rS, = tbiitS .ninv and
ninety seven sndsssss half shnndfsdtk scrss.
excsPt sb6dt sonshhalf acrG spld dorssAool
house lot spdslsA except pnp spd 9tty mine
hupdfedth acres, decided y Jaeob fsusx to
Sinai NcKlrot sA5 81 1i'9 Ts6a
Also, the southxsSt uusrtsr ofsthe south
we5s qusrtsr Of section ,pinstssn, township
four Of range four. containing aboak ibrty
and ,fogty. hupdredth screi, - ~ -.
Also 3 certain niece pufehasea nom Thos.
J. MoSlsys beginning o. tho ooshvera ssoruer
Of the. uorthssst qusrssr of .hs southwest
cuarter Of said section; shesos g isrtks With
the section line about sixty ,Ho- and .s half
rods to . beech; thsncs north seventy eight
degrees east ak and seven tenth rods to :
White oak; thence north thirty two and !
half degrees east seventeen ana six.tenth
rods 20 small beech IS the head or the
oovs, thence south seventy three degrees
vest two and fourth rods 70 = besSh;t thsnce
aoush eleven and twp tenth rods u . beech;
thence south ten dsgfees east eight rods TO :
hsmiock; thence south feur degrees east
eleven and . fourth rsds ia white oak;
thence south forty and : half degrees east
ninstssn and ans-Imth xoda s0gss,stons;
thence east about forty Ave rods to east side
Of said lot; thence south about thirty mine
rods to the southeast corner Of said lot;
thance west about eighty rods, adjoining the
tfrss Imentionsd lot % the placs Of bsgihning
containing about twenty acres.
Also, ? certain pises Of land bought from
ELIAS Gonser, ad1oining the torner pfecss,
situate on the sasts side Of tho ssuthssst
quarter Of section twenty .hys Of ssid town.
snip ana range, yins principsiiy IN the
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cE The fortune Of the ex. Empress
Eugene has been over-estimated. The
will of Louis Napoleon, made in 1865,
with codicils left with the notary, Moe
guard, and opened January II, 1873, at
Chiselhurst, three days after ihe death Of
The testator, gave bis wife s25 900, to be
raised from the Mszzold property, near
Bologna, in Italy IS S560s000y worth Of
diamonds; houses, in the Rue de Ely
see. valued at s4oO, 900, and SIG, 900 in
French Government bonds OF the issue
Of 1879; total about 81, ,001 900, upon
which the interest at FIVE per, cent would
he s50,o50. The Emperor left bis sor
dependent upon his mother and The. only
property be can claim IN bis own righ
is $4,000 bequeathed by the Princess
Bscciochi, and few other sums Of very
small value, not reaching together prob
ably more than $4,000 !, -
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Assignss's Sale Of Real Eaits.

. - sssl y z II
DgR6UANT 70 the command ~ An order
.l, fes s4ls from he Monroe csuhsS YtoIsls
Court, I will oksr ct public sale, on tks pfSu.
isss. near Irish Ridge 2. o., Il Adsns sJxt-
ship, Monroe County, 0hio. on g - -
,Saturday. saQth hdasaf lyorsmksr,l s7S,
the following Described psal estate situate IN
said county Of Monros, 70 vii:
.n.aS foul, l.ss. ai.'sSa ss,ss 3.
the. same st the mouth ~ Stk5 tail raee.
thshlce .ktes siSds asa3s; sksn5S 9klSJS ~
rods north; thence twenty. eight rods ssush.
east 70 sths e9rnes n. Wirlisq Mpbiy'Sssr.
Sss sss sS,ssP asss' ef, MI y ;iS isss .
ohibald Bstkes to Phhtp Nolanss; thsses
With said Moblsy's iins 10 lhs0Stuss u -
Rubls's land, thence with said 1sase kaAls's
land 70 the Hpbhes Rnn; thepos With ppid ran
sr An sgreef linz d the pd6H.ks q ia ran:
thence up rlnsy Creek totks. Alsxahl lss line;
fshsios south With Said AaSnn6sra1aAe
the mill race; thence with sid nllftsssto
ths piies ef bssinniigs also. 1bo1g ~ acres
Of Land on the Pinsy fcRk " gahGshf UsSsk
above thsgrist mill, on whiek q MIN d6n
and pgt ef facs fog the uas ~ said mill
formerly ocoupiSd BY Alsxa1dsf and John
Sinclair except. about thrss- f6uftk ssrs upsn
which the sriss mill Of Brscy ssd fsyisr
stands. ,esaN lzNSs
TnAcf No. 9--Alse. oss-sssrth q sAla
three fourths Of an acre upon which sssd
grist MILL Of said Braoy and Taylor stsnds.
ist tract Appraised at Sl,0ls.
|, I'd IL .s}s.sf 3 500. "a q
said sale to be made ftss Of dover and may
sch for twe-thirds Of the spSsaissd yalus
thereof. s4.ss
TsRAs or sALs-0ns- -third eash IN hand,
one third in six months, snd one. thisd n
one ysar; deferred payments y besr intsrnt
from day Of sale. sss. isEe3'sssesf
s1a @ C.M. BLowIRs,
Assignee Of wsstsfn Taylor.
sfRiaes 4 Dsisss, Ass'ys,I 9'E2Rs0
oct2s,'78u4. 1sNe :,
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"
~ Jnst why the Indiana Sight is moi
diHacuis problem to solve. Generals
SHExxAs, 'TfRRY, HAasEr and AueUI
were appointed Commissioners, NOT many
yesrs since, to exapine into the causes
OF our Indian vars. They say ia thsii
report @If the lands OF the white mea
are taken, civilization justifes him In re-
sisting the invader. Civilization does
more than this: it brands him as COW
ard snd slave il he submit 70 the
wrong. > = n the savage rs.
eists. civilization, with the Ten Com
mandments in one hand and thesword
in the other, demands his extermins.
fion.r That has been the foundation
rule--submit or be exterminated. That
rule has been mercilessly applied 30 the
Indians. Those that we're not extcrui.
mated we're driven into the outer wilder.
ness before the advancing wave Of the
white msn's civilization.
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VIZ . VOL sotn Ufuot Vt--u8lo 10
Dsued from the court Of common pleas with
In and for the county of Monroe, and State Of
Ohio, in case pending in said court between
the above named parties, and to me directed,
j will offer for sale at public auction. st the
,eAstldeot of the court hehss u. oedsAsld. on
lSdtafaas, the fan day of Dsssmbsr. 1878,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock am. and 4
O'Clock p. m. of saii day, the following de-
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit
The northeast quarter of the southwest
quarter of section fifteen, tJwuship two Of
range four, containing forty acres more, or
less.
Said property. 50 ordered to be sold is ap-
praised at $3.50, and may, sell for tyo-tkisds
Of sa appraisement: fermsS Of tsle, one
third dicash aud balsnos before 'oonhrmation. !.
% '~'e---v---s- WIN. Rad. W
noyl2,'78w5, Shsrih n. C. o.
aasfSs|is1AIusar, lssy's. ..7Ts aA
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lican, chances are improving, and he is
probably elected by small majority,
which will leave the Congressional sdele.
gaticn from this State unchanged.
s. DAKOTA TERRITORY.
.CHrcAso, November GA Yankton
dispatchsay nine counties in Southeast.
ern Dakota give Bennett. Republican, for
Congress 700 majority over Bipp, Demo
crat. The Black Hills Counties indicate
a small majority for Bennett. He is
probably elected. Ia ...,
s;t5. {. IDAHO 1lg .fJji!
SAN FRANCISCO, November GA sill.
yer City (Idaho) dispatch says: Re.
turns Of the Territorial election are
meager, but indicate that Winslee. Demo
Graf, is elected to Cobgfess.. s9i( J
NEW MEXICO.
CHICAGO, November 6-A Santa Fe,
N. NJ, dispatch says: Returns to.nine
O'Clock tonight indicate the election oi
Otiret, Republican, as Delegate 10 Con-
gress by small majority. Ssnta Fe
County elects the Republican ticket, with
the possible exception of Sheriff and. Del.
Fesate. y as. d ss ast 7fi
WASHINGTON, TERRITORY. bai
SAN Francisco, November 6-2 NJ
Later returns from Washington Terrific
ry Indicate the election OF Brentz, Re-
publican, by small majority. The Con
stitution is adopted, excluding female
suffrage and local option. e
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Great Merit.

! o. AL the fairs give the first premium'
and special awards of great merit te
Hop Bitters, as the purest and best fam
ilyt medicine. and We, most heartily ap'
lprove, of. the awards for we know they
deserve,it. They are now: on exhibition
at the State Fairs, and we advise all tc
test them. Seeanother column. i9s}
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~ @Greenbackefs now see that they
were very literally deserted BY the Re
publican members Of that party. The
Cleveland Leader" the leading Repuhli
can daily paper for Northern Ohio
speaks thus Of their failure to catch any
body hut Democrats: -. iaN''T7
"The superior intelligence Of the Re
publicans Of Ohio prevented them from
being hoodwinked by the sophistry o,
the Greenbackers. The inroads made By
the latter party were almost entirely ID
the ranks of the ignorant Democracy"
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The Berlin Posf says: Eight weeks
ago, when the treaty Of Berlin was in dsu.
ger. Prince Bismayck appealed 10 the
signstories TO defend II. England. who
then rejected the request. now appeals 70
both Austria and France, the supposed
sdverssles Of Russia, for the purpose ol
reviving tbe Crimean alliance, Such st.
tempts areuseiess.
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ois@ THE assets Of the Bellaire Manu-.
featuring Company, including the iadi
vidual property Of the principal mem.
hers OF the Company, amount to S92,
500-The liabilities OF the concern are
estimated at $4,000. The four princi
pal stockholders,who assign their indiyid
ual assets in order that all liabilities oil
the.compsny may be paid in full, are
Judge "A. W. Anderson, Anthony
Sheets, Isaac Booth. and Capt. Andres
Smith. These gentlemen are among the
best and mostrespected citizens OF Bel
mont County and their failure is mat
ter of sincere regret" to their numerous
friends. .St' ctasrsuills,p7sk inst.
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- 1@Two horses were stolen fran the
stable oflJoseph Hall, near Quaker City,
last Wednesday night One was q bay
colt three years old, and the other q
horse aged nine years, and both belong
ed tolJesseI. Doudna, who was attending
Q wedding.a5T saddles and q bride
we're stolen from the stable of Phil Wa.
-ters, on tine same evening" The horses
and thieves were.traced as far as CARING
ton, Monroe Countys sWhere they were
ferried across the river into West Virgin.
ia.-Bdrnesuille Enterprise 7th inst, q, (
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a4gThee Republicans State Executive
Committee has issued "a grandiloquent
address, wherein 4they claim they did
wonderful things to promote the success
of so:called lahonest money" The Gin
cihnati Commercial reviews come of
their doings, and, ii conclusion, says:
S"For what the Com nittee did. as well
as for what they omitted to do, there is
reason TO be thankfully but at the same
timetheir actswere not persuasive as
to annihilate the &C nviction that States
can be saved without them'atn aii;il sd
The Republican State Executive Com,
taittee does not seem to be in favor With
the Republicans generally iil ii'R
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cY England has been touched on q
tender spot by EyARrs communication
on the fishery question. The Pail Mall
Gazette says "Thas the United States
should choose this precise moment to
publish what seems. from the telegraphic
summary. to be rather q threatening dis
nafan address hx Secretary EyARrs to
American Minister WEIGH, can scarcely
be regarded as accidental. All the world
can see that we have on our hands Just
now quite IS much as We can well deal
With, and really friendly power With q
grievance like that, whilst holding to its
position would. refrain from casting the
matter in an irritating way before the
public until our affairs had assumed Q
more peaceful aspect" ,th eael Fl
II is within the memory Of MANY moi
very aged people shat England permitted
the Alabama, Shenandoah and other yes
sells to be fitted out in her ports.e to prey
upon American commerce, iss time
when Eve had on our hands quite as
much as We could deal with" England
did not wait s'until our affairs had as
sumed 9 more peaceful aspect" No. in.
deed. And now America PROPOSES ia
have England do Justice to our fisher
men by paying them for nets destroyed
by ai Canadian mob, and to enter into
negotiations whereby our people shall
be, rsdressed for past wrongs and pro
tectsd in their laxful business 10 the tu 9.
turs. sso9e 81. .ltlg l8v s. 81 .a,
The lion roars loudly when Americs
tresds on his TAIL gaE q g soe I I"
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ayThs NgY. Herald has this to say

EgThe NsiY. Herald has this to say
Of the trade dollar swindle:
.We trust the President and Mr. Sher.
man viii urge upon Congress- the imme-
diate necessity Of redeeming the trade
dollar. This coin is now refused, not
only by banks but by railroad compa-
nies and by many dealers, and Il is fast
drifting into the pockets Of the laboring
people, who must suffer constant loss in
paying it out, This is gross Injustice
10 them. who ought not to be losers by .
cola 81 their own government" z
Let tAe people refuse to take j. at any
agsre. If tae government can afford te
have It hswked At 80 cents, the govern
ment is aidsag : petty gouge and ths
thing ought to be repudiated by all, no
interested in stealing ten cents. qs,
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G1-AIWashinyton newspaper snnoun.
ees that the resumption Of specie pay.
ments by the Treasury sill be gold
and nota silvsr resumption, although q
run may compel the Government to re-
treat to silver. -. 6 -
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p~A SAB accident happenedto JEFF,

n~A SAD accident heppenedto Jeffer
son Gifen, young man Of York Town
ship, on Tuesday last weeiussHe was
working athis uncle John, Giffsn's,s and
just after dime. on that day he went out
to drive the horses TO- the stable. -Jusi
before reaching the stable he vas kicked
Eon the breast BY one OF, the horses He
fell and then jumped to his feet again,
after which be fell,a second time, His
aunt who saw him fall, rushed out to
where be lay and asked II he was hurt.
Helaidc his hand ON bis breast and then
expired withouta STRUGGLE; The horse
that did the kicking was q quiet family
horse. 20 years old and not suspected aoi
any tricks, Young Giffen was II years
ofage and an excellent young man.-St
Clairspills Gazette '7tb inst.
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"A piece Of pasteboard with aiverse on
il, given as o reward of merit in Sab
bath School, has not half the. charm for
|a boy aslthe same sized piece OF paste.
board with the simple talismanic words,
"Admit one"
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wThe narrow gauge railroad Was
deba.ed at the second Narrow Gauge
Railroad Convention at Cincinnati two
weeks since. It Is evident from the dis
cussions and reports that this system Of
railroading will grow until its lines will
become as complete network Of iron
as is now those Of the old brosdgauge
roads. q s..i.,.. q .....-......1 .,'..si
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d1ar Thres hundred million dollars /


the amount Of an estate said to be quiz
[srry zSt us.. ,1,srs, tue Engffsu Court
|of 'Chancery, and waiting for Americans
named Chadwick to claim It, All the
claimants have to do is to fee a lawyer,
send him to London, and wait till he
gets the estate At the present rate OF
accumulation, the estate ought, within a
century or SO, to absorb all the real and
personal property in the British Islands
1t might be as well for the Chadwicks to
wait until that happens. Then they will
be in q position to take control Of the
kingdom and divide up the 'Gukedoms
among the Chadwicks; or perhaps even
establish a Chadwick on the British
throne. 'e''i''tss'i'D ~ 's'1ss4 ne