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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-04

nI;s! DaY;,.

z ne Lay :. IS ", t Il
nh. Il slse,ion.d ays--t the day which @s's
n.res,ter Be- Il red-letser day 10 the nisteI q
a .w.rs,nia. or one which IL win palm every
sr,,e.born son OF this honorefl old Common
wealth 20 recur 70 even TO- moment. To-
sisy the free and independent voters are 70
determine FOR themselves whether iney VII.
h.nceforth live In .. dishonored state OF
s,a,e witch all good men throughout tue
world nsy look TO as model. Io.aay VIA
net the seal OF the peoples appreciation
either upon the most favorable sest'e.nehs
secured for them last winter by the EFFORTS
:, the Governor and the Legislature, OF
nnon the disgraeciul efforts OF the clan @ o.
oif,ceseekers and place-hnnters VINO are
srvinp to lure the State to her destruction.
1t is too late now for any appeals 70 reacn
The ear of the voters in the country; anu SO
Ear ne ff,ts city is concerned 1t is her prou'A
boast that up 10 this the eve OF the ciectlo n
mn man has been found willing to run '.or
.he Legislature as the candidate OF the ,5.sl-
+atorsr and t1ernagogues, who have oil most
everywhere else In Virginia mace the
VOTERS believe that it was no disgrace: to DC
Repudiator. !. .
we shall, therefore, devote this forming
little or none OF our space to the election.
The die is cast. It is impossible Tor us 70
doubt the result. We have never 'oeen gu apie
to make out any list which wouhi include
less than twenty-five Conservatives out o.
forty senators-that il, twenty-five friends
al the MCCuLLoCR bin to only nfteeD OF tne
Agitators-a very large majority GO, nsidef-
inc the small size efgthe body; or equal. IL
the Senate were so large body, to Cone hum
ired Debt.Payers to sixty Agitato' s. The
minority in the House will not be as arge pro-
porttonately rs that In the Senate, we guess;
not more than fifteen or twenty perhaps;
but large enough. To defeat thu: Agitators
nov Is to defeat them forever. They VIII
never again hold uptteir heads In virginia
whether our majority be large or small.
And, indeed. the ultimate fate OF the Agl-
,ators will be the same in ether event-suc-
cess or defeat; for their succe IS would In
sure the destruction OF the Public SCHOOLS
and result in producing SO dreadful coll
dition OF disorder, trouble, and adversely
throughout the Commonwe alth, that their
leaders would receive the Public execratlon
in life and be despised or Il ated in DEATH.
But we ,con't speculate. The result VIII
speak for itself.
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EALL OVERCOATS,

FALL oVERcoArs'
FALL OvERCOATS,
FALL OVERCOATS,
FALL OYERC0ATS.
Z. Il. SPENCE & son.
T.. r. SPENCE & son.
E. b. SPENCE & son.
Z. b. SPENCE & son.
INDICATED SHIRTS,
INDICATED SHIRTS.
INDICATED SHIRTS,
INDICATED SHIRTS.
L. i. SPENCE & son.
i. B. SPENCE K SON.
L. L. SPENCE 6 son.
f. 3. SPENCE " son.
CASHMERE SUITS,
CASHMERE SUITS.
CASHMERE SUITS,
CASHMERE SUITS.
TEN DOLLARS,
TEN DOLLARS
TEN DOLLARS,
TEN DOLLARS,
f. 3. SPENCE K son
f.. Is. SPENCE Il son.
L. l.. SPENCE * son.
L. Il. SPENCE & son.
HEAVY UNDERSTANDS,
HEAVY UNDERSH!ETS.
HEAVY UNDEGSIlIfTS,
HEAVY CNDEESIIIRTS.
ONE DOLLAR,
ONE DOLLAR,
ONE DOLLAR.
one DOLLAR.
+. Il. SPENCE ( son.
GA
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PRopsErIc DREAM.--A peculiar circum.

PROPHETIC DREAM.--A peculiar circum.
stance IN connection with the .decease OF
senator Chandler is the dream OF the Coso-
aer; General o. L. Mann. On F.adaY night,
utter hearing the speech delivered by Mr..
chandler. and being deeply impressed with
his manner, he dreamed thai he Has hold
log an inqueRt over the body OF Senator
Chandier. Thts did not strike him as
strange until fhis morning, when the first
man be saw Informed him that bis dram
was iI;tilied -thst Chandler died durlsg
the night. By, 81 singular coincidence .JC-
seph Medilb who had appeared 10 the Coro-
uer's dream as one OF the iurymen, was
drawn. and helped make up the Coroner's
verdict hicago telegram Cincinnati
Commercial. ssf Es n - !. Il.
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SENATOR xsl,aNDIsags u AsTf SpEEcH.--The
speeeb delivered by Senator chandtef ~
Ghiesso on Friday nteht last was aesotea
chiefly 80 a denuneisrIsD Hof tue aOhioi
idea' and q defence Of fhe national bank
system. He asked the question, - Are we;
OF ore we not patton sss and went over tho
bis..- s1f the late war, ctasEoipg that the
4 sss Itrsrran, party had saved the country
ltta death flew hours afterwards,
Mssds he used hzEe- now q.
.s asSt.ss5 fs feanee. he saids s. d tier We
81 q sfe told that we ought
as eses a poiitical0sga ,1iza-
X .5 s.ss which. so far % fu.e
sgss 81 3 6tpen So concerned. Is
sss s,:,s = that old Republican,
s.ss 3,.iss going to die yet We
{. $50 pu gemenks. BE- sSanarl
ass. .,ss OF bis speerb,.in
ss sssssg sssr sa ia t,,s ieaea t0pnys
sslssa
z, III you Please,
elmingly Be-
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-HAII.,'I,FI;Ax COW

HALIFAX COT ST'y
,eAyp CONSERVATIVE M III, jsxs At aoJTn Bos-
ToK--Du. CURRY tkxn I'LL xlSas- J.
TON OF TH TOWN Asp y9EcnIlSsI 20
.crE SION OTHER sTfRafs Sf'bf'assh''.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, &C., &C. q
sou1Hu Hosy NoyemRsr =, Y . .s .6s
I. Sss;Jays Disprlck South Boston was 9 .n &
scai,a al Inc Yfandest political rally on sa..
',,rdnr night last tgYer witnessed 70 tnis
;s,snd old couufy:aaDr. Curry; me cicero
~ virginia, hefaidresssd the ctsiz .os
ths co,Inty nc the cotirt-touse IN tue aoIe'
moan: was received here by5a large procss-
aioi, ard cscdrzed 10 the fsEage.a Wa .,s /.
bouse,WbarelIe delivered one OF she gIa aJs
estand most ie,oauent addresses eve. ILL., ,oo.
inthis county Tire enthusiasm ol .us h hesr
nia M; ua5ouuded. Cheer AFTER ca ,ssa
went up, ffoini hundreds 0, Conse. t hanrs
llpa.sschoing and freechofng aiohg the u W ~
Oilt,ae beautiful Dan. y, !, 1,..,...,. address
AZ thel conclusion Of DR.. Gurry,s SUI. ~
the: torch,ight procession was ie , L.,
arm marched to q point opp tus m TO-"
ord House, where the .oonnIe ma' n era NJ
fn4ths presence OF mousanu ., W. =, Inc
spectators, Including urge nu'nov, o., ta
FAIR daughters Of Halifax, VINO tanaatv 'bs
fSQir 1H1ereSG liz SnO SoNEo i
their; presence aud approving SMILES;
S:tf,iae aH. w. Faournoy,"a worthy Se'
a. n, Sonoreti sire" aud whe has done no
HE service i'm the county canvass, WIS ;'s
called tos the stand, and made one On Tue
most telling speeches we have yet Mar q.
Tie Judge was frequently interrupted ps
anriausey ; 81 :tFE si4-2."=t, ,
Genera, Hurt the; "e,d whee9-norse,, :,
with ELOQUENT words aud more eloquen'
armless sleeve, appealed to hts ,esd coll con-.
raaes 10 stand to their colors as shey were
wont to do in other days when faeir rlsn le;
and liberties were m danger. ane u enela
was anDlauaell to the echo.
". P.nHowertop, Esq. "cssp Oh .ne o.o
block, y in response torcalls. came iorW az =
anr, nd dressed the crowd In eioquent stratus
Short addresseswere made b3 Messrs. Gr es.
candidate for the Senatee Captain .. "A
Pslmer. Thomas Bruce, r. II. Carpenter
Esq, and Others. At a late hour the Vas'
throng dispersed. " .,,,.
Tomorrow ut sunrise the sConservat1Ve
columns viii march forward. confidently
expecting yictory-a glorious victory
over the Radical nominees and their all'es
the Dcstructives. - IhAD.
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A correspondent reminds ns that " L. Q.
W. did net, in his references 10 certain
sreecbes recently made In the Supreme
Cosn of the United States, take any notice
OF atsa Of james W. GREEN, Esq, Of Cul-
pe,,es:, .one.sf the soundest lawyers in Fir-
ginia. TJne enough; bat L. Q. W. no.
ticed no speeches except those made in
cases aren Virginia; and Mr.. GREEN'S ar
guIaert was made in case from West Viz
gina. We had seen Mr.. 'GEEES's brief be-
fore -@L l.. 20. W.?s" letter was received by
us, sad were well aware Of the force Of his
argement; Rut for tte reason already as
signed, we did not make aHy mention
Of It in our columns. One sirgle remark
OF Mr. GREEN not one OF his .arguments),
and ;ane, which is as 'RRplicable Ia the Vir-
gfnia eases as in the case from West Virgil
MIA, DIS the ,end OF all argument, upon the
subject Of admitted to he true. We refer
to his rsmank that it .sbe chooses West Viz,
GINA for any on her Statea -"fnay abolish the
trial se Jury, for It is not guaranteed 10y
the Constitution OF the limited States except
in the Raderal seourts:,,' We have rot seer
this point in sa,rg osher than ME- t >eHEESyE
argument, and get it sis certainly true
: DANIEL WARsran would save endorsed II
!. il It had been made in hislketirne. lndeed
: he did caascrse ii when he, wrote to Mr.
!, BerTs. OF EsSginia,s liz 1850 Shat a Jury IN
CAGES involvasg oxer twenty dollars. is no'
guaranteed by the Constitution ,of tue
.Uniksd States exceptdn the Federal courts.
These two propositions are identical iu
their nature; and both are true. III the
;, Sunres.e Court Of lbeSJnited States accepts
them as true it.esn give but one decision in
.,all the. csscs In (Which the right Of particu-
lar. class OF the community to -s6rve .npos
,iuries is. Ia volved. II the State. can abolish
trial bySiury, 1t is dnpossble thatany man
can have the right guaranteed to him by the
Fedesal. Constitution TO serve on;iurfes.
Nevertheless, we are not sure that the
sastute lawyers <upon the bench of1tbe >Su.
,preme deaSt aEay not fad a way out ,af the
difficulty. They might say - You may
abolish the trial by jury ii you choose, but
.nnth you abolish it negroes maist be pat
tnpos sjuries." 80, '..' IS:
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T4--sG. -E:---n Damn ExDlOsfOn--.FiYe
s.,-s Men Killed.
SCRANTON, PA, November AT o'clock
this morning John e. Cook, the minc-boss
in charge Of the ,Mlli-Creek Colliery OF the
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, at
Mill Greek, fifteen miles from this city, en-
tered the mine and found one Of the pillars
Of coal, which are always left to support the
roof in mines, giving way. He sent for 4
force Of men to prop up the crumbling pill
lar, and at 10 O'Clock George Forcey, Daniel
Rupp, William Kinney, lack Thomas, and
D. E. jenkins entered the mine. About II
O'Clock an explosion was heard by people in
the vicinity of the mouth OF the mine.
The news that an accident bad occurred
in The mine spread like wiId6re, and soon 4
large and excited crowd had gathered at
the coIliery. AS soon as it was deemed
safe, M,ne-Boss Cook, with two compan-
ions, descended the mine. Proceeding TO
No. 8 lett, they came across the charred
bodies OF lack Thomas and D. jenkins.
Further OH, in No. left, they found The
remains Of Forcey, Kinney, and Rupp.
The bodies of the latter three were fear
fully mangled, and partly covered by a
mass OF spfinters, timbers, and broken coal.
Forcey's leg was blown off and Klnney'S
head smashed. The men were all dead
when found. The clothing, was burned
almost entirely of the bodies of jenkins
and Thomas. The bodies, were hoisted
to the surface amidst the weeping
and lamentations Of the friends and rela-
tives OF the unfortunate miners, the remains
of Rupp, .Foreey. and Kinney first being
brought out. aud Afterwards those of
Thomas and jenkins. As the five men who
first catered the mine were all killed, it can
not be definitely aseeFtained how the catas-
trophe occurred. 1t is thought, however,
that the Gamesfron one of the miners lamps
came in contact with some gas and caused
the explosion. Everything was in good
condition WREN Mine. Boss Cook visited the
mine this morning. Three Of the men leave
large families, one Of them wife. jenkins
was \ widoWer.
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DEATHS.

p.,s Yesterday. at 9 A. n, RosALIE G, daugh-
80. re Ifr. j W. aud Rosalie j. Anderson, III Inc
y ranepa, will take place TO-DAY the athl at
10 o,cock from her fathers residence, 10 west
Cary street, .Ett5'f go
Died, at the residence Of her sou, nator 2nnn :,
10 mssntnp or OCTOBER 80, a79, Mrs: MARY ANN
nnxCf VS. wife OF Judge D. W. h. Bowles, IN the
seyenty. iifth year Of her age.
So Is Go fnoes n summer cloud awaY,
So sinks the gale when stornis are DER,
So gently shuts the eye OF day,
SO dies ware along the shore"
n,e5 ruddenlv at hts mothers re idenc", GEORGb
T, wE1SE in the twenty -nthth gear of his age.
Ills fnnera will take place from hs mohsr's resi-,
dencc No. $50 Brook aycnrs, This tiues ,f,aS
or the family are respectfully iayited to attend.
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NE COHEN BROTHERS

ARE OFFERING .'. -.
ALL-WoOL BLACK CASHMERES at 37Rc.;f
LUPIN'S ALL-WOOL, in black and colored, ut
Soc;
LUPLN'S SATIN. FINISH at Soc, the market value
Of which Is Sl.15;
ALL-WOOL SHUDAH CLOTH, In all the new
shades, at 35c.:
A large stock Of DRESS GOODS at 12H, 162i, 90,
and 25c.;
A large stock of BLANKETS. purchased TO great
advantage. will be offered surprisingly low;
1914 BLANKETS ut from 50 pair up:
Also, 4 large stock Of WHITE and COLORED
FLANNELS; ....."
HEAVY WOOL FLANNEL at 1896, generally
valued at 2bc. yard; s'.t ,.,..., ..s
25 pieces BLACK and COLORED CLOAKING,
some of which Will be offered ut near one half
their value. oc 20
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Me- WE HEREWITH EXTEND
TO OUR NUMEROUS
CITY AND COUNTRY PATRONS
4 CORDIAL INVITATION TO BE PRESENT
AToUR W
SECOND GRAND OPENING
ONE HUNDRED AND sEvENTY-NTNE CASES
OF.
DESIRABLE DRY GOODS,
COMMENCING MONDAY. OCTOBER 9TH,
COMPRISING
woRsTED DRESS GOODS. 12Ec. upwards;
COLORED and BLACK CasHMEREs, SOC. up.
BLACK and coLoRED SILKS and sATTNs, roc.
PLAIN aPSai STi:IrED, and BRocADED vELvETs,
pLACK 0s siLK PRINCES Especial importanon,
Newest styles RESs-BUTTONS. 1nc. upwards;
REAL MADRAS BINGHAM, 1Oc. upwards;
Latest patterns FLANNELs, for saeque<' 624c
PLAIN and TwILLED FLANSELs--all co'ors-
200 p;ccs CAXToN FLANNELs-froma auction
The best SOC, 75c and 81 CAssIMEREs in vr-
Every Shade of WATERPROOF very chonp:
Best BEAVER and DIAGONAL cLoAkISGs very
In price. qualify. aud fiji:
Onr IL SHETLAND SHAWL can't re beat:
All kinds of MISSES and LADIES SHAWLs
cheaper than ever:
800 dozen KID GLOVES-evcry new shade-5oc
uD: w
LADIES, GENTLEMEN'S. and CHiLDREN's
HOSIERY-fhe largest stock In the city;
l.5UO CORSETS-bcaurirul ~ gnoG-50c. IN:
LACE aud SILk-TlES and ltANDkkR, HiEFS:
SILK, LINEN. and LACE-llANDhERCHlE
RIBBONS, RUCHtNGS. LACES. EMBROiDE-
RES in the most COM letc and greatest variety :
BLEACHED and BROWN sfIRTlhGS and
SHEFTfNGS; ,
BLANKETS. rURTAIN-LACES, PIANO and
TARLE-C)FER>:
BoULEVARD and BALMoRAL SKIRTS lower
Than ever:
CENT? EMEN'S. LADIES'. and CTIILDREN'S
MERINO UNDERWEAR, in every size and
grade. from csc. up;
UNIAUNERIED SHIRTS-thc best In the world
al Soc:
Broad.srett agency for DOMESTIC PAPER PAT
TERMS. THaLHIMER BROTHERS.
COL Broad street, corner sixth
Mr.. F.. II. PALMoRE, of POwhaan county, IS WIN
us nm q Will he ucasrd TO see his friends. oc 20
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McrnE1nAN FOE 1885,. -[Cleveland Ptat!,.
healer, Dem. I'VE are led TO reH.afk, IN
connection, with Mcclellan, tna. II N ;..,S
York goes Republican next week L.ttie
MncD VIII become promlnent as Q presl'
Dental ssnaid late wa aoS sea s IL 1885,
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,rHuRMAs,s srR.saTH.-l Athens O.) Jour
nal Dem.l-Judge Thurman Is the Only
npmocrat In the country who can carry
Ohio. and he can do 1t. "
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DIssoLUTIoNs q PARTNERS#IPs

DIsSOLUTION.-The limited partner.
IL ship heretofore existing between the under
signed for the purpo,e OF conducting an APOTH-
ECARY, AND DRUG BUSINESS In the city Of
Richmond, Va. under the frnl- name and style of
JESSE CHILD Is this day dissolved by mutua J
II. WILLIAM PEMBERToy, the special partner,
has sold all his ineresLiu the said business To JEs
Sc CFILD. the general partner ae s. y
JESSE CHILD takes all the assets OF the said part
uersh!p and assumes all Its liabilities. -. ~
Jesse CHILD. General Partner:
t9iI TWIN. PEMBERTON, Special Partner.
d SEPT ERa24, 1S7s.aS gni tsyii,.y Sc 25-6w. !.
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SCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES,
y PROFESSOR L. n. HASSELEFF. Priucina
iIatr' professor ut Augusta Female seminary; Miss
ID j. BALDWIN, Pripcpall 304 east Grace street,
between Third and Fourth. opens siCIObEE /.
for chi idren from six ten years OF age. Hours
arranged to suit pulls attending schools OF English
FyeUnr clnssps for Young men In French and
German. Languages theoretically and practically
TAUGHT Send for circulars to 304 east Grace street
ec 1o.1m tF.s..u ar ea.s ..... ....
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Personal.

! IA LETTER RECEIVED FROM LAKE
IA STATION. Scott couasy. MISS. frea ALEX.
AHDnIA LoT tcolnred), fnGnires snxfously for
her sister. MARGARET LOT, who was raised by
ThoA las q MasgAs0f Scott county. MIS-. and came
10 Vray na Just besare the surrender. ANY infnrma-
1914 hfa. N street, Hi ~ x no 4.2t*
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BUFFALO LiTHsA WATER
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
IL FOR
AFFECTIONS oF THE KiDyEYs ,y,,
BLADDER. AM
DIABETES.
DIABETES MfLfITr,s

. DIABETES,
DIABETES MfLfITus.
CASE OF n MS All STATED = ! BY Up THoy,.
tExtract from letter dated f;r,a,n r., :,
ION The l2th day OF April. 1878. I wa. c,,,,,.
see Mary. cn,'a apout seven years Of aye i,'.H
her with decided fever. distressing nan. IPnhd
bic thirst, dry skin, very restless, ,ntn,t rata
with extreme cancellation and drbIIiiy ' ,'pN't'
passing an unusual quantity OF wafer, abou, t.'
"On examination I found H. hal ,bs
tertstic color ana smell OF diab-; !c urine
Trommer's tcst II yielded aturd,ni evidence tEaSr
presence or glucose tdlaDe:ic sugar. r.. . VI ne
gruvity was found 10 be 1890 t.rGe- itc'Hc
she improved sufficiently 10 be icrt ~ pnrA:
Lithia Springs OF Virginia which Place S,s p.n
much improved thai she returned hHme g. >, rs $"
almo.t entirely tree from Iisea.r. >Gs ." "e '4i
March o. 1879 tabout year from IN. 49,. ""T
joying good heahh' lively Cheerful ana r.ayr,,
STONE.
CASE OF MR.. {. WOLFE. Or rp,>r ..,..
PEE PARISH. IA. w.
POINT CorrEE PARIsH.LA A,rao *.
Springs, Virgfnid: "''.t
Two years ago began to sr.rer VIII q, ,,...
constant pain In my s!dntys. whira VS. en-
lowed Iy violent attscks. ayer;tr Fl. .t,,> i"'.
week. causing eScruciating ae"nv. f-rr, . -"
frequently relieved by tue dsclarg~ o., 49, wa
from four 10 six grains In weigh. 4. ''' =
by rhe passage Of smaller Stone .l! ,.gr,,5. .'1s'
sand in considerable quantities. '"''< -
Sought, but In vain. the best m,,rt ...,,
and AS The result Of tins state q! t-.rr.. .,
duced 10 such condition thar nv ..r,,r, .''
told ne frankly that had up.a,s. in f..,, ~i#
remedies: that ny condition VA q Ho,.... .,,'.'
and looked TO death ai"u" fyr =. rrrl.,r,,l.,.,r
miserable existence. Mr.. }. l. I>om.. :, ,-,,,,',.
New Orleans. ahout six monns -, g..raI -. e..
try the Buffalo l.!thia Wafer. >lrt:y So, y.r "
I nd About 4 wc' X after cJmurrr.., -, ..'
II had an attack Ot ,,S than .suI! -y.-,v ~
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.NoEs oil OF yau folks who are 80 Tired Of
reading editorials long, short, and OF mid
tdIe lensta, read something else. Ass ..aE
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-01-16

THAT will be thrilling page IN the
political history of this epoch which
hall describe with fitting words the
assembling of the coparceners at
Washington in answer to summons
rom Mr.. Potter. First will come
Chief Coparcener Moses Manton Match
IraeI Marble, the ''near friend of Til
ien," the talker Of doubtful gibber-
,sh, )" and the immortal author of the
shechinah letter. His appearance, all
0y itself, would be a spectacle. No
gentleman" with such an .eleva-
don of shoulders has ever been seen in
his country. After Moses will come
that Incompatible bad man, Nephew
Denmark Pelton, prepared to unload
A conscience which has a greater bur-
len of wickedness than any other NOR.
tai ever carried. He will be accompa
Iied by dray load of dictionaries and
> photograph of the 'bar'l.' Behind
MIN will come in irregular order Smith
Whip Weed, with sample of Copen-
,agen; z. w. Fox WoOlley, with some
lf the ciphers he never could translate;
John F. Max Coyle, with his confes
zion; and Peruse Socinian Peri Perry
smith, with receipt for the $50, 900 he
spent to secure "Reform. Tribune.
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cf the Third Judicial dis

portionment Ct the Third Judicial dis
trict.
Resolutions offered: Granting the
Hall of the House to the State Educa.
tional Convention-adopted; requiring
stewards OF the institutions for the
deaf and dumb, idiotic and imbeciIe
youth TO furnish information as to
purchases of supplies for said institu-
tIons-adopted; authorizing 800 labels
to each member of the House-referred
to Printing committee.
Joint resolutions: For printing 1000
extra copies of the report of the Com
missioner Of the Bureau of Labor Sta.
tics.
JAN. 11-,Sendte-The resolution al
lowing the Sergeant'at' Arms 500 for
putting the Senate chamber in order,
reported back, amended to allowing
S5D, which. was passed; resolution in
5tructlng the Sergeant-at'Arms to fiji
the wash rooms, etc., was passed.
Bills Introduced: To prevent the
using of special deposits by banking
houses; for codify ing the common
schooi laws.
HO1se-Bills introduced: Making
partial appropriations for the year tC
November 10, 1879; for codifying laws
regarding the Executive department;
to give bachelors of arts the same
rights as masters of arts in voting for
trustees in institutions; requiring an
affirmative vote in mprovements, ex'
cept sidewalks, in villages Of less than
1000 Inhabitants; to authorize East
Liverpool 10 issue water works bonds;
to revive the act appropriating Loo
for monument to Simon Kenton.
Resolutions introduced: For a meet
! ing of the State Board of Charities
with the member uf tae House Janua'
ry 2l-adopted; Tor trI.w eekly adjourn
ments on and after the 24th-tabled;
authorizing the Cowgirl Carpenter
com mittee to send for persons and La
pers, etc-passed.
Jan. 13.-Senate-BilIs introduced
Codifying the judiciary laws; discon
tinuing schools of less average attend
ance than eight; providing that the
time OF an escaped prisoner shall moi
apply On his time of service; allowing
laborers and material men on con.
structing turnpikes to obtain liens ur
the construction money; giving addi,
tiOnal compensation to road supervi
sors OF large districts; fixing minimum
for freight transportation at one CEN
per ton a mile; authorizing trustees o.
townships in counties without infirma
ries to levy tax for the poor.
Senate resolution governing bill!
prepared by Codifying Commission re
ported back-adopted.
Amendment to the joint rule con
corning Codifying Commission, wal
adopted.
House-Bills introduced To secure
local option law, except in sale o
liquors for medicines; to give rebate Oh
sberiffs advertising 10 litigsnts; com
pelling Commissioner Of Labor Sta
tistics to enforce the scrip act; fixing
compensstion OF General Assemblymer
at $500 per year; prohibiting issuing
certificates to teachers under Is years
and preventing school officials EN-
ploying relations for teachers.
Resolutions offered: Proposing G
constitutional amendment allowing
the time OF the election of Governor
Secretary of State, Attorney Genera
and Auditor to be fixed by law. Re
ferred to the Judiciary committee.