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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-27
A GOOD PLAN,

AnybOdy can Learn N m he MONEY nJadly
opening In sJocks, Ny ih." fWO Jnerring knle
1r Hnonsss" in Nessr. LASrsuoe 20 : nss
circular. The coin tnbinatlOn method, Hhhh uls
hnm has made ~ successful. enables p-Dpie siu
hrYe o. small means " reap Al NE Dencnv ~
lArYet capital and besi fkill. IhguHAn1s ~
orier' In various sums, arr pooled mo oils 49,
amount and oooD.rafod A. q nlghr Sl0k hus
securing 20 each sharehOldef al the sdfantAso
Of tls largest operAtOf Immense I'ohe ar
DIVIDED monthly. Any sTnOlnt, frDm tDbv
or moe can he uss-f successfully. y. y. bapfta
Bo,tk september 1th. ls7s, says. "bT tbs com-
binatiOn system ti5 would mskc W, % D p
crnt; 90 pays $50. or ! y,er cent: to msi@
u .0sl or 10 per cent On The stDrkt dnnng tbf
mOnd. according 10 the fnafkei." JrgAt LAlSs
Tuusrat,d E10sD1y>y. June zth 'fhe oomb.
nAtida fncthod Of Operating strks y NE me~s
suopsaful ever sdOy,sd" kos Io't Jado-
psad>sf, Sept. llth The combination sistsii
II fOfinded UPON oOrroct bufiDes pnndghs, an1
no p4rsOn need h. without ar inoone shils y y
bept Soaking BY Nesp. LAsrenos 20.
Broohyl Journal Apnl kyth. "Ouf e1iiOI maze
a netDrOht of sl0i y from 70 IN one u Ven.
fAwsnoe A Co.'S combination" teN cifcpsf
ma ID free) explains everything. syccss sAa
bof'h wanted. Government toDot enyI4le1'
LANtenne A Co, BANKER, 81 ttohanSe rlsT'
Ngu YoFk luGyrb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-27
WASHINGTON, IA.
Thrown from a Horse.

WASHINGTON, Pa, December 2i.-G.
c. Marshall, of East Finley town
ship. was thrown from a horse,
and his foot caught in the stirrup and
he was dragged considerable distance,
His neck was badly twisted and his jaw
broken, besides cuts and bruises.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-27

1T rs said that as soon as a Chinaman
marries an American lady in this coun-
try he amputates its quene. This is
conclusive evidence that the heather
Chinee has been close student OF mar
ried iife in ibis country.
SoNE philosopher asserts that medi-
um course is the best. But we have
observed that the fellow who always
takes the middle of the street doesn't
get along bali rs fast as he who cuts
across lots
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-27
GRAFTON, w. Va.
FrightfuI Death of a Woman

GRAFTON, December 25.-Mrs. Lucy
Holden, q widow lady employed here in
cleaning passenger cars, attempted TO
cross the track in front of an engine, fell
and was instantly killed. She leaves
two children in destitute circumstances.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-27
RAILROAD BosDs-Dull but firm.
STATE BoNDs s-Tnactive.

RAILROAD BONDs-Dull out nrni.
STATE BoSDs-Inactive.
STOCKS Irregular on small business
and without feature worthy OF note.
The market was somewhat depressed at
times 10y the close working oi money,
but in the final sales steady tone pre-
vailed. The Excelsior Mining Company
declared u monthly dividend oi ~ cents
per share, payable January >.
The transactions on the Stock Er.
change aggregated 10000 shares, oi
which 5000 were Erie, 5000 Lake
Shore, ZOO Northwestern, 5000 ~:
Paul, q, 100 Delaware, Lsckawsnna and
Western, 1000 New Jersey Central.
$50 Michigan Central, ',cOO G. q. Il /.
G., 400 Western Union, 1000 Pacific
Mail, ll.0OO Wabash. - Louis and
Pacific, l0OOO Kansas and Texas, 1000
Iron Mountain and 40 -. Louis and
l..,,..ta..,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-27
santa Claus Burned to Death.

CINcISNArI, December 26.-Fred Il.
thames, while persOnating Santa
Claus last night at a church les
tival at Paris, Ny, was burned
10 death by the cotton batting OF his
costume catching fire from a candle on
the Christmas tree.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-27
FIN ANCE.


NEW YoRK, December 26.-Mosgv--
At jG97 per cent per annum, 10 per
cent per diem, closing at 3 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5tG6 per cent.
Sterling exchange dull at 4sll; sight
exchange on New York 1881.
SILyER-At London sgd; bar silver
here ll3I; subsidiary silver coin l@l
per cent. discount.
GovERSMKSTs--Quiet and a trifie
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Died.

NEN YoRK, December 26.-Recorler
John lIackett died this afternoon, -aii@r
a three months illness.
ALBANY, December 26.--Gco. W
Bull, Of the Buffalo Commercial Ad'r.
hs,r, died here this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-27
M.rv nv vnsr VIRGINIA. m IHEcik.
$crir cur for Ohio county peo"'~'

- .s,ar so curtis. GsardIan for Henry and Irwin
Bodey, -.
wn,iam Bcdey, stsls, W
~ cHAscknr. 80. 49,
-.i obisrf OF this salt 3 " obiGin
Ins sssfbonrinx the sale o. ~ NJ n<hn lsie
ssS ss,@rs.1 o. Henry and irwin t'asy n'so, no,
s. 4 s sssss .sa " mend Sssdsss1 sss i 3: sr Ana
s.t.ie snp from an sf1dsvft fied q dis esnse
tsPp,ss detrndann, William bcd<y. henry
sa, S irwin Bedsy sad c.sol,ns = S ssar, ..dsa,. ss.
ofSsos ssas nis iassiis 4 ~ Z sss osss,ss issi
Of ne ~. 49,. .c~si6edl ds1<n1aac % appear -
tht ssia 49, Ia - hsd ~ u1ls Court ON the
the psn adsr in Jsnna75 A .. lsp. aud Do nn.s :.
mt os-2~nry v pso>srt their infssvsf IN shn
&iss- Is<u,trB iscoLLocg. clsrt :,
wx cur]l - - eonp't 'e
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-27

The United States not only has more
miles Of railroad than any other country
in the world, but she gives them more
business
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-27

" "NAa - oNEt's - '
II - is the ruling price.
CoRN-The supply in market is good {;
selling at i0(G45c.
RYE-Sales firm. but quite small !;
selling at 60C 4 bushel.
OArs-The market was firm with \
moderate demand and decreasing sup
ply; good TO prime 35GSSc.
BARLEY-Scarce, with moderate de-
mand, except for the best qualities at
55@Sl 90.
HAY-Demand active; supply equal
TO it; old loose on wagons SIS 0Od,2O %
per ton; balcd at so 0OCG2l 90.
MLLFEED-lns small demand and holds
steady; middlings SlS % per ton, ship
stuff Sl2 90 per ton.
SEEns-Timothy steady at 8 % per
bushel for Western; clover seed ~ 90
per bushcl
Meats
Packages for meats held as follows:
Casks, 1000 lbs. half casks, 800 lbs. ;
tierces, $50 lbs. barrels, 80 lbs. bags,
200 lbs. No charge for package.
We quote rs follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-27
DRY GOODS
Nav York.

NRw YoRK, December 6.-Bus.ness
continues quiet in all branches Of trade.
Gotten goods in light demand. but 6rln
and unchanged in prices. Quilts ani
P!ques in fair request. Prints quiet and
steady. Mems wear woolens sluggish
but hrn, and stocks very light FlAn.
nels in steady but moderate demand
and firm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-27
WOOL


Phi u.pxLPHIA, Decenber 26.-wool=
Firm and firm; Ohio, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia Xxx and above tOS
55c; extra 5oS52c; medium 55(a56c
New York, Michigan, Indiana and
Western fine 4S(s50c; medium 5iCS65c /,
coarse 4s(95Oc; washed combine and
delaine 10000; unwsshed do. 4Oa45c
tub washed 50(S60c; pulled 45CSSSc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-27
IIUNIOR.

She was my blW while | wOOe3 (,
nv idD' wnvu 1 won:
Nh risul when in after years
Way, ai's She had none.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-27

HOME AND TELeGRAPHlC REPORTS
Money at 5 Per Cent.-Goyernments Quiet
and Triple Weaker-Flour 0ulland
Nominal-Wheat Active and
Higher-Hogs Firm.
PRODUCE.

PRODUCE
Wheeling w holesalt.
The quotations given in the following reports
are prices realized on wholesale transactions, un-
les otherwise specihed.l
The quotations this week show mark
ed changes from our last figures in nearly
oil stanlaS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-27

CNcrssAu, December 8.-Cotton =
Firm at 12!c. Flour-Dull and nomi-
nal; family 81 2ol66 IS; fancy 81 90.
wheat-Quiet at 81 sol 80. Corn
Dull and lower at 40t943c. Oats-Quiet
at 39(94Oc. Rye Dull at 92(S93c. Bar
ley-Dull at 90c. Pork-Firm at $l3 IS
6l3 80. Lard-Quiet at 81 80. Bulk
Meats-Firm; shoulders 81 20; clear
ribs s. 62496 75; clear s6 75(S6 S7l.
Bacon-Steady; shoplders,S 80; clear
ribs S7 25a clear 81 80; hams 99 9l0c
Green Meats Steady; shoulders 81 IS;
'sides 50 25shams 7f97ic. WHISKY
Quiet at 81 on Butter-Quiet and un-
changed. Linseed Oil--Firm 1t 75c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-27
NEIGHB0RH00D NEWS.
BElLklRE AnD GAINESVILLE BUD
5GETS.
Echoes Of Christmas and Its festivities
Terrible Fatal Accident at BEL
Iairs = Deaths, Feasts
and Marriages,
BELLAIRE

The Accident Epidemic-Horrible Death
Of Little Girl-Other Deaths-Wed-
ding-Pleasant Social Gatherings
sonals, &C.
The New York herald., 1879-10-16
BIT THE HAND THAT FED HIM.

pretty. dark eyed little woman sat weeping in q
corner Of the room in Special Sessions yesterday.
1t was Mrs. Tillie Mccoy. Of No. 36 Ludlow street.
When asked II she had . complaint to make she
burst into tears. Her husband John. in rags. one
eye sightess and the other bloodshot his face be-
grimed with dirt and his body trembling like an
aspen leaf, was arrigned prisoner.
Now don't cry. said the Court to the little wo-
man. whose face was buried In her handkerchief.
while she sobbed violently; che s not worth cry
ing about"
She removed the handkerchief from her face and
said:-
''FoE four years past have supported that man;
but can do longer. He Is drunk from MORN
ing tonight. He spends my hardly earned money
In drink. Last sunday he slapped in tho face aud
bit me-"
The witness barred her arm and showed the marks
of her husbands tooth. The old wretch, seeing the
effect OF her story. began to humble denial. Then
he fell to shaking all like old plantation
dsrkey doing the double shuttle.
stop your monkey shines. old man." exclaimed
the Court "You can't make US believe you are I'LL.
But John continued to shake.
zone wear in the Penitentiary." said tho Court.
The prisoner gave grosn and seemed about fall
ing to pieces. but officer held him together aud
piloted him !, or the bridge OF Sighs."
The New York herald., 1879-10-16
RESISTING ARREST.

In the Court Of Special Sessions yesterday Ofacer
Bernard Wade, Of the Twenty eighth precinct accused
Michael Mccarthy. brewers employe. of having
beaten him with his own club at letter carriers
picnic, in Bender's Park, some time ago. He had
shot the young man he fed after the attack The
officers story was corroborated by members Of
the committee which arranged the picnic. Mccarthy.
on the other hand, claimed that he had been
unjusti ably arrested and assaulted by his accuser
Nevertheless. he sentenced to the Penitentiary
for one month. James Fay, well dressed youth.
fined $40 in the court for attacking
Roundsman Delaney, of the Twenty-frst precinct,
July A. A similar penalty was imposed upon
James McKaye. of No. SO Spring street. who on Au-
gust violently resisted arrest, striking and kic
Ing Officer Alonzo Foskett, of the Fourteenth pre-
cinct. Officer Edward Purtell. of the Twenty-thlrd
precinct charged William Cullen, of No. 9O9 Third
avenue, with having assaulted him. The prisoner
proved that the officer much to blame as
himself, and was discharged.
The New York herald., 1879-10-16
THE BUCHOLTZ TRIAL.
BnrDeEroRr. Conn. Oct.

BnrDeEroar Conn. Oct. 15, 1879.
Judges Park and Sandford, who are engaged
ut New Haven the trial OF tho Hayden case.
camo here this evening to decide the motion for
an arrest of judgment In the case of william
Bucholtz. convicted of the murder of John Ii.
Schultz at Norwalk, in December last. After two
and half hours of discussion in their private room
Judge Park gave the Judgment OF tho Court that
fnasmuch as juror had conversed about tho case
IA the Town Clerks Office and in street car
and had, to certain extent, argued the
case I'm restaurant, the verdict should
be set aside trial was therefore ordered, and
the prisoner remanded. The next term of tho
court opens Tuesday next and IL is expected the
case win be retxiod at that term
The New York herald., 1879-10-16

AN 'oMY" WITNESS.
John d. Archibald. OF the Standard Oil Company,
and president of the Acme Oil Company, then
called. Among the officers of the Standard
John d. and William Rockefeller. Henry NJ. Flagler,
Charles Lockhart, w. b. Warden. o. d. jennings $.
J. Hardness, j. M. Camden, Charles Pratt and j. A
Bostwick. The Acme Company had no contract with
the Standard and not controlled by 1t. The
capital stock OF the Standard was $35O0.O00. and Of
the Acme 100000.
Q. What is your net freight rate on refined oil?
Company is an organization built up by special rates
and special ;avoritism of the railroads?
The Witness--I beg leave to say that the railroad
officials tho proper persons to give you the in
formation.
Chairman Hepburn handed the witness a writing
pad aud requested him to write upon it the rate he
obtained and hand it back. that tho rate should
not be made public. This witness declined to do.
The refusal made part of the record and the wit
ness was notified that his would be reported
to the Legislature. Witness also refused to
state the rate he himself obtained. He had
got rates low as seventy cents. His company
worked for itself and tried to get the best terms it
could. Further than that he would not disclose.
especially concerning the arrangements made with
the railroads. In conclusion. he expressed his will
ingness to appear again before the committee aud
assist their inquiry by giving them all the informa
Of the witness this offer caused general laugh
The committee then adjourned until this morning
ut ten o'clock
Mr.. Morehouss stated to . HERALD reporter that
the supply he was to receive from Mr.. Rockefeller
should have been eighty barrels OF residuum q
day instead Of twenty-five. and the price six cents
gallon.
The New York herald., 1879-10-16
MUTILATED RECORDS.

meeting of the Committee Of the Kings County
Board of Supervisors appointed to investigate tho
copying OF tho mutilated records of the County
Clerks Office. held yesterday at the Court House,
Brooklyn. County Clerk Delmar. who was present.
said:-'I am to recopy just what the County
does not affect titles to real estate
has been copied" II any wrong had been DONE he
said, IL had been done by the Leg In session
two years ago. Last year the Legislature declined
to rescind the law. He said he did not propose to
take risks and render himself liable by disobey
ing the law. The investigation was then deferred
until November 10.
The New York herald., 1879-10-16
LIFE-SAvING APPLIANCES.

Two life-saving RATS were to have been testcd at
Long Branch yesterday. but there was no surf
they were not tried. 1t ordered, however. that
one of them should be tested by Mr.. Green's crew
at Life-saving Station No. g. aud the other by Mr..
Valentines crew. ut station No. L. After they shall
have been tried report will be made to tho depart
ment ut Washington. The men In the Lifesaving
generally TO the OF the RATS.
prcferring their own boats. and II is generally boz
ievod that the inflated RATS could not make their
way TO = wreck against heavy sea.
The New York herald., 1879-10-16
STORAGE. .

~~~~
rHE HAEGER WAREHOUSE, eTH Av, PROM SD
10 34th st once ost 34th s-Storage for furni-
pianos and goods Of every description ~
lowest rates; shipping. boxing and packing.
1ns) WEST 83D ST,-EAuLE STORAGE WARE
lUs)houses scrupulously clenny moderate charges In
proved elevator; cash advanced II desired
The New York herald., 1879-10-16


doing so passed Blair. Mr. Blair got tho revolver
TO shoot the man why didn't he do 1t then Arm
strong went up thirteen steps. Why didn't Blair
vcr for this purpose? The truth is he simply got
the revolver to defend himself after having placed
himself his rights undor the law. The fact that
Blair did not shoot Is perfect to the charge
that he procured the revolver with that intent.
ARNsrRorGs DEATHBED STATEMENT.
Counsel then proceeded to attack the truthfuincss
reliability, and alleged that II was the result OF NOR
phine, delirium or malice. He road from high le-
gal authority words of caution concerning the belief
TO DO given to dying declarations. Continuing. he
read from Armstrong; statement:-cAs lam going
before my God, swear did not threaten him."
solemn way; and yet. if any thing is proved In the
case 1t is that John Armstrong threatened Mr. Blair
He says he was friend Of Mr.. Blair. ard went up
stairs to lock himself in. The truth is he went
get his pistol. Had Mr.. Blair waited few minutes,
says Jonn, all would have been right. Who knows
sround the promises. and the family would not have
been safe. SO Mr.. Blair thought. and therefore he
tried to drive him away"
He began to speak OF Ophea Dyer. 1t was no pleas
for him, he said, to question the ofa
witness, but believing that Ophes Ia astray in her
testimony he felt 1t to DO his duty to show this.
When Ophelias Testimony At variance with
what she said At the inquest, aud what she said
fore to Mr.. Arnot, he felt he should inquire
what sort OF q girl she Ia Her testimony
.c"me on Jobn was marvellous. ospeca,iy ss sSs
had not said this before. again" he went on to
say ''she said MIR. Blair told her hold her jaw and
that she Armstrong standing by the barn calling
murder. No other witness heard this. Again, she
heard Mr.. Blair say: 1T must be done and she
meant You to infer from this that he intended to kill
John. Afterward she said the stand that Mr..
Blair might have used the words after the shooting,
and she thought he did. This contradiction proves
that she is not to be relied upon ms Witness There
is not word Of truth In much Of her testimony.
It's as falso as hell ITSELF"
The summing up will be continued to-day.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-06

lie garrison with fire; but the main wagon
md .hsiug between them aud the flames
|9Ats proved unsuccessful.
The Indians continued firing, aiming q
each one who would appear 70 view. untll
about 5 o'clock in the Afternoon, when
they Withdrew, moving of in the direction
VI the Cheyenne river, keeping back near
the bluffs.
About 9 o'clock the next m~orning-the
24th-two companies Of cavalry arrived from
Fort Meade, courriers having been Dispatch
ed for them from this place. and, dividing
into two detachments, each detachment led
BY NJ experienced guide, startedsin pursuit..
Il is believed there is quite q large camp Of
hostiles down. On the Belle FoIrche, and It
was thought they would be surprised BY the
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-06

- III u E -
California rose - one man and held a
mass meeting when the intelligence Of the
presidents veto of the anti Chinese bill was
received. In San Renito county President
Hayes was burned in etRgy, and in Somona
county Gags were hung at halfmast. In
terror newspapers reflect but one sentiment
and that is that "the president has disgrace
ed the presidential chair, ruined therepub,
'lican party in the state, turned adeaf ear
to the vail Of citizens of the Pacific coast
'out Of Difference to the feelings Of the EN-.
'peror Of China, and yielded as q coward
aud ,ime-server to the popular clamor Of a
people ignorant on the subject under con
federation" Now that the agony is over
u Pacific neighbors will begin to cool off
and it is barely possible that in the course
Of time they may become ashamed of them
selves.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-06

49,
General Butler has made q report of his
own, a. a member of the Potter committee.
He decides that in 1876 there was no full
and free election in Louisiana, consequently
the electoral vote of that state should not
have been counted, and if there was = legal
election in that state, Tilden had a majority
there. He says that the declaration BY
congress that under the circumstances the
state of Louisiana should not be counted for
either of the candidates would have been
the best possible result to the country, be-
cause it would have taught q lesson to over
jealous partisans that elections cannot be
carried either by force and intimidation at
the polls or by fraud in returns, SO as to
avail the successful candidate; and if %
carried, would. be rejected BY the final.
counting tribunal. The general declares
that the appointment of the electoral COM
mission was wholly unconstitutional and
that its finding should have no legal force
or effect. He holds that the appointment
Of judges of the United States supreme
court to duties upon an electoral board has
: resulted in great harm to the cause of JUS
'tice BY impairing the reverence that the
people have always justly had for the in
'tegrity of the decisions of that court Of
causes between party and party and in un-
: dermining the popular estimate Of the
stern imp a~rtialltv of the court that in all
questions it will do legal and exact justice
: under the law to every citizen, and in view
of it's i'll success the experiment ought
never to be tried again" Finally General
Butler asserts that the counting in of Hayes
was obtained by q series of gross and un-
'justi6sble irregularities and frauds which
cannot be too strongly condemned and rep
: rotated" These are the individual opin.
ions Of Ben. Butler, and he will feel dread
full lonesome with them when he finds how
few people there are who will pick up his
decisions and call them truths.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-06

Shortly after the opening Of the Sunday
session of congress an old man arose in the
north gallery of the house Of Representatives
and hurled this malediction at the nations
Legislators: 1.-THE wicked shall be cas-. into
hell; and all the nations that forget God.
You are %dishonoriug God to-day and may
He forgive you for it," The old man was
quickly bounced by q doorkeeper and the
work Of proclamation proceeded. 1t is t be
hoped that the Almighty will not hold the
nation responsible for all the acts Of the
45th congress.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-06
RENO. NEVADA, BURNED.

Reno, New March 3-Ata quarter 10 ok
O'Clock Sunusy morning y fire broke out
near the Masonic block. In three hours all
the business part of the town was 10 ashes,
the only houses escaping being the Masonic
building With Hagerman s SchoolinR's
grocery store on its fret floor, and John
Larcombes. Two Or three Central Pacific
trains, including the lightning train were
lated at this time, is about $1,000, 900 dollars
with only $4,000 insurance.
Five lives are known oabe lost, AZ far 10
heard from-Mrs. John Peck, John Riley
and three tramps.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-06

The Rapid City Journal ~wr.thfally re-
marks that "the thirteenth session of the
Dakota legislature has been simply a sale
of votes At public auction, with Pettigrew,
of Minnehaha, As chief .uctioneer, aud:
sKuykendall, Is chief bidder"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-06

It was the boast Of the democratic major.
ity in the house Of representatives that un-
less republicans would consent to the repeal
of all laws for the prevention and punish.
ment Of election frauds, they would prevent
the passage Of the leglsla ture, executive and
judicial appropriation bill, and thereby de-
prive the government Of money for lis sup.
port. This they have accomplished and
unless an extra session is called everything
pertaining 10 governmental manage menl
must be suspended OF run on tick.