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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-08

GENERAL NEWS.
The Tobacco Tax as Reported by
the Finance Committee.
The Pension Arrearaue BilI.-Twenty
Per Cent Of All Pensions
Fraudulent.
Tho Female Lawyer Sails into the
Supreme Court the Pres
ldent Says 50.
The Cotton and Tobacco Crops Of
1873 and Their Average
Prices.
Increase in Horses and other Live
Stock in the South.
Increase in Horses and other Live
Stock in the South.
WASHINGTON.

REPORT or THE SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE
on TOBACCO TAX.
WASHINGTON, February 7.-The Senate
Finance Committee reported 10 the Sen.
ate, the House bill amending the Internal
Revenue laws. The committee, five to
iour, recommended q concurrence in the
House provisions, reducing the tax on
manufactured tobacco to 10 cents per
pound. The vote in detail was-ayes,
Jones (Nev.), Bayard, Herman, Wallace,
Voorhees,. Nays, Morrill,, Dawes, Fer.
ry, Allison. The committee fix the
tax on snuff at "a cents, and strike out all
provisions relative to the tax OH cigars,
cheroots and cigarettes, thus leaving them
subject TO taxation at tho existing rates,
and strike out the provisions repeating the
tax on matches and tobacco. The bill is
further amended by an addition to the sec.
tton to remit all taxes on insolvent savings
banks, and to exempt from taxation s., 900
OF each deposit made by one person or
association In any savings institution.
THE INDIAN APPROPRIATION hill.
The House has agreed to the conference
report on the Indian appropriation bill,
and the House Committee on Indian AT.
fairs has agreed to report the bill prepared
by tho Indian Bureau, for the transfer oi
Chief Joseph and other Nez Perces to In.
dian Territory.
THE PENSION FUND FoR'THE YEAR.
General Rice, Chairman OF the Commit.
tee OH Pensions, has had several inter.
views with Commissioner Bentley as to
the necessary legislation to carry out all
the provisions OF the arrears OF pension
act. OF course time will be required 10
examine the claims presented, and with
the facilities at his disposal the Commits.
sioner thinks that no more than $40, ,0OO,-
600 will be required for tho claims ad.
justed during the coming year. The com.
mittee has informally considered and will
probably report abilI appropriating that
amount for the purpose. Should the
claims be more rapidly adjusted, proyi.
sion for their payment can be made on
the meeting OF Congress in December.
COTTON CROP OF 1873.
The agricultural report just issued gives
the price OF the cotton crop for the whole
country at 81 cents per pound. The value
Of the crop for 1878 is $l94, 100000. The
average price Of tobacco was s 0.lO. The
total crop for 1878 Is estimated at 393, ,0OO,-
600 pounds, worth $23,0OO,00O. Horses
have increased three per cent, but the
prices have very materially decreased.
Cows show an increase in nearly all States,
and sheep lave increased about five per
cent; the prices for hogs are ruinously
low, while the increase is about five per
cent. Mules have increased about two
nor rnnt
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MARINE NEWS.
A CRIPPLED STEAMER.

QUEENSTOWN, February 1.-The steamer
Celtic, from New York for Liverpool, and
due at Queenstown on Sunday last, was
spoken on the 9th inst. in latitude 5lo
north, longitude 1872 west, with the blades
OF her screw broken.
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Alleged Bribery In the Kansas Senator
ln1 Election.

ST. Louis, February IA Topeka, KS,
dispatch says; A resolution was passed
in the Senate to-day similar to the one
passed by the House on Thursday, ap.
pointing a committee OF five to investigate
the charges OF alleged corruption and
bribery In connection with the late United
States Senatorial election. Concurrent
resolutions were also introduced having
the same object, but were laid over under
rulns. .
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SuRoeoS.G GENERAL WoLcor, of Wiscon-
sin, says: 81 do not hesitate to say that
Bethesda Water is vastly superior to any
other remedy known to the profession" /"
for all kidney and bladder affections.
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Killed WIN a Stove La.

San FRAScrsco, February7.-In drunk
en- row last night, Wm. Forsythe killed
his paramour, Mary 0'Brien, with stove
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cinelnnnti HOG Market.

CINCINNATI, February 7.-HOos Active,
firm and higher; commoa s. 25aS e5; Hight
g 10aS 80; packing S 0Oa4 10; butchers
lot+ 25. Receipts ] 200 head; shipments
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, February 7.-Flour Firmer,
but no higher. Wheat-Fairly active and a
shade higher; No. 9 red winter at 9Oc; No. 2
Chicago spring at s7>Sas7I<c cash S7j<a8Sr
March; s9Hc April; No. 5 do at 7Sc; rejected
6Sabs]fc. Corn-In fair demand, but at lower
April; 35NaS51Gc May; rejected 2Sc. Oats
Dull and prices generally lower at 20Nc
cash; 2lc March; 24c bid May. Rye-Stealy
and unchanged. Barley--Market dull and
prices a shade lower at 7sC. Flax Seed
Steady, with good demandat 81 GOAL %. Pork
Active. firm and higher at 50 80 cash 50 60a
s02H March; 50 76a9 Tx April; 50 s7z
May. Lard-In good demand and prices
shade higher at 90 IS cash; 80 0OaG G2I March;
g 7oa6 Tx April; 80 S0a8 s2If May. Bulk
Meats--Strong and higher; shoulders IS IS;
shortrib 81 7Oa4 so. Dressed Hogs-Tn good
demand at full prices; - 3Sa4 80. Whisky
Steady and unchanged at $l04.
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Ghs gtttelIfgtttnr,
as,.., yo.. Is "a and n Fourteenth street,

vsv the calix Hpublicm we learn that
.,o", 5000 pounds OF old wool haslbeen
'.,J 'Jy' Sr Harrison county farmers within
Nv" ~" n,.l six weeks at 30 and 81 cents per
,,ouDl
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Treasurer Gates OF Missouri Impeachell.
ST. LOUIS, February IA private dis
patch from jefferson City says: Articles
of impeachment were presented to the
lower house this morning against State
Treasurer Gates.
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s7,703 IS; Monongalla $7,7sl 81 and gets
&, ,227; WetGel 81, ,0260S and gets 81, 900 40;
Taylor S8,70l SO and gets 81 692 72; Harri.
son Sl1,745 81 and gets $3.50 80, and
Preston county SG,Of4 80 and gets S.
OIL 10.
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COTTON CROP OF 1878.
MNTINY Ar SEA.

TIE Heather ChInee Murder the Officers
and ScuttIe the Ship.
SINGAPORE, February THE Chinese
crew of the Australian bark Kate Waters
from Hong Kong for Foo Chow, mutinied,
murdered the officers and scuttIed the
vnssnl
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Financial and Commercial.
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money aud stoel.s.

New YoRk, February 7.-MoSEY-C Closed
easy cay at ~ per cent Prime mercantile paper
ers hills strong at = sOS Sight Exchange
on New York 81 S8I<.
EnVPpNNRHAa- -Hannral1,P StnaIU
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RAILROAD BoNDs- Strong aud higher. North

NN1ssAu GOLnolAAutcu BVbu Hphha aAtAuGeu W
l0SSs, the highest point ever reached.
STATE BoNDs-Dull.
sroCxs-The market opened strong, and
prices advanced I4salK per cent rs compared
with yesterdays closing quotations. After
midday the general list reacted Max per cent,
and St Paul declined ~ per cent. Toward
2 o'clock ilFIner feeling set In again, and the
decline was more than recovered. The prin.
cipal activity was In Northwestern. Lake
Shore, Erie, st Paul and Delaware, Iaeka.
wanna h Western. The general market closed
strong. Investment shares in good demand
Which 81 ,OOO were Eric, 5000 lake Shore q
$500 Wabash, 1900 Northwestern common,
2g,000 preferred, S2,000St Paul common.
5000 preferred, 23.0OO Lackawanna, 6OO0
New jersey Central, 1900 G. C. C. q l., 1900
Rock Island, 0,00O ohios, 1900 St. Joe 5000
Western union, 2,4V0 Missouri, Kansas 4
Texas and 1000 81, Louis, Kansas City 4
| Northern -
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BANK FUNDS EMpEzzLIp,

WnMlNoroN, DEL, February 7.-Evan
Rice, Cashier OF the Wilmington and Bran.
dywine National Bank, has been arrested
on charge OF embezzling about S25, 900.
Rice Is confined 10 his bed by nervous
prostration.
FLOUR Mill WRECKED AND THE ENGINEER
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ID. I.onIa HOG IInrI,ni.

ST: LOUIS, February S.-Hoos- Active
for light shipping grades at $ 60as rs; pack.
I.ng SLOW at - SOa4 70 butchers to fancy heavy
g Sat 10; Receipts 1880 head shipments
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Tnr Washington correspondent Of the
r;ncinpati Enguinr, in speaking Of the
S'r, ,sry elegant ball at WillArd's Hotel, on
i,S I., Tuesday eyening-the night Of the
~, F.s tuskes the following allusion To a
S,s wsn known Wheeling lady who was pres
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U. s. STEAMER RICHMOND

GlBRALrER, February THE United
States steamer Richmond arrived from
New York. All well.
QUEENSTOWN, February I. Arrived:
Montana, from New York.
NEw YoRx, February ARRIVED: Den.
mark, from London.
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FINANCIAL.
FAILED FOR Gls7,OOO.
rnE TENNESSEE DoXDlIoLDERs.

LONDON, February 7.-Frederick Lewis
Malgarine has failed. Liabilities GlS7,-
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'",, S,Ir, Charles Russell, widow Of the
statesman and scholar, Charles Russell. ol
i n" writer Of the "Fall Of Damascus" a
~ ,o,E \, declared by able critics to equal in
0s",y SY'H respect the brilliant writings OF
yi yW,Iier Scott, was one OF the noted wo.
,"an "",'' nrescnl. She has n bright facc, a
wsait 1s, Of snow white hair; has dash Of
n,,nners ,T' startling to strangers, but delight
nj latI' 10 friends; she knows and is known
i% IS everybody, @ goes everywhere, dances,
V,ys ahl sings her repertoire OF songs OF
rils nnge andalmostin q breath. She will
NM NM in Clear, full strong voice schubert's
,'SS SSSa Maria" one OF Schuman's divine
,asl@lIes rightly called "Nlediciae for the
Soul;' an air from Martha, and round off
ihe symphony with the inspiring jlg-like
air air Of "Dan Tucker"
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Rnltirl,orn.

BALTIMORE, February 7.-Fiour-Falrly ac.
tive and arm; western supcrRne % 90; doex.
Ira s. 76a4 90; family 81 6Oa5 80. Wheat.
Western active and demand fair; No. 9
Pennsylvania red 81 00A1 06JS No. Q western
winter red spot and February aud March MI.
changed; April 81 OK lid. Corn--W Western
steady and firm; western mixed SPOT, 4Sk1
4SNc; March lSka4SNc; April ilHc bid /;
May unchanged; steamer 4ONc. Oats
Scarce and higher; western white 32a3S; do
mixed unchanged Pennsylvania 32a3ic. Rye
Quiet and firm; western 6Ga6sc. Hay-QUiet
and nominally steady; prime Pennsylvania
sii aGlG poIdS PFoysOnsF nnd r, and fairly aciyS s
Meats-Ioose shoulders 3XaSkC; clear rib
sides Axe, packed; new unchanged. Bacon
Unchanged. Hams-Unchangcl. I.arl-RP.
fined tierces unchanged. Dnttcr-Firm for
choice western packed and rolls Unchanged.
Eggs-Firm for fresh at 2sc; quiet for picEle,l
and unchanged. Petroleunl-Firm; no Offer.
ingi crude unchanged; refined 0kc. Coffee
Firm and In good demand; Rio cargocs un.
changed. Whlsky-Dull and unchanged.
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NEW YoRK, February 7.-Cotton-Dull;
9 9.lOc. Flour-Dull; siperAne western and
State $ 16aS so; common to good 8 G2]fa
8 90; good to choice IS 95a4 so; white wheat
extra 81 65a6 26; extra Ohio $S 65a5 co.
ST. Louis s. s0a6 IS; Minnesota patent pro.
cess $S 9oas 90. Wheat-Qulet; No. $ spring
00a9lc: ungraded do 0Oc; ungraded red 90lR
81 0sI<; No. 8 do 81 0SIEa1 o.; No. 2 d.
81 0sIiai 0SN; No. / do 81 0S9l; No. 2 am.
Der western at 81 0sIal 0s]l ungraded white
81 TO- No. 2$1 OK; No. | do 81 OS jSal 0Ss..
extra do g. 10. Rye-Dull; No. 9 western at
Soc. Barley-steady. Malt-Dull and nom.
inal. Corn-Quiet; ungraded l0a47IIc; No. 3,
42<aiSkc; steamer 45jjfa46iSc; No. q AXE
afoat; new do 45SEa46Ac. 0ats-Duli; No. s
white SIC; No. 2 do $50; western mixed S01{
aSl Nc; white western S2AaSic. Hay-Quiet
but film; shipping 40a46c. Hops-bull and
heavy. Ooftee-Quiet and steady; Rio car.
goes i0Hal6Jle; job lots 1OHal6Xc. MoIasses
and Sugar-Dull and unchanged. Rice-ln
fair demand and unchanged. Petroleum
Dull aud unchanged. Whlsky-Steady at
81 "a,
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LITTLE Rock, February 7.-Eizenmay-
er's Touring mill in this city, the largest
in Arkansas, exploded It's boilers last
night, killing the engineer. Horace Burns,
and making an utter wreck Of the engine
house. Burns has a wife and two chill
dren in st. Louis.
TELEGRAPH OPERATOR ROBBED AND MUIR
DERED.
RIcuNoND, Va, February 7.-As How.
ard HaltxClaw, telegraph operator and
railroad ticket agent at Warrenton juno
ton, Va, was returning home last evening
he was waylaid, murdered and robbed OF
o watch, chain and money. The body
was found this morning with bullet hole
in the forehead. No clue to the murderers.
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600.
THE TENNESSEE DoSnlIoLDERs.
NRw YoRE, February7.- The Tennessee
to-day resolved to renew to
the present Legislature the offer ol adjust
meMt sent to the Governor.
FAILED FOR 100000.
BosToN, February 7.-prueiaut 4 Davis.
importers and dealers in produce, Com.
inerec street, have failed. Liabilities
100000. Assets consist Of vessel proper.
ty aud cargoos on the way.
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COLLISION AT SEA.

LIVERPOOL, February 7.-The ship Van
Dieman was sunk by collision with an
unknown vessel. Two OF her crew were
picked up in a small boat. They report
that the shipmates and crew Of the un-
known vessel were probably drowned.
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Philadelphia Wool.
PItADEIPn,A, Feb. Wool Steady and
Daily Republican., 1879-01-20
OIsl aud New style.

The arrangr mint which makes New
Year bay come onr week after Christ
mas Day dat-s from 1852. Up to that
tim. the Julian Calendar. by whijh
dates we're regulated throughout Chris
tendon, assumed the solar year to have
1865 DAYS, 4 hours; the iresorlan Cal-n-
dar made the year consist Of 365 day,
5 hours 40 minutes, an estimate that
differs only few seconds from tn" true
value, and this error is compensate
for by tn. institution Of leap year
Notwithstanding tho almost perfection
OF the Cal-rdar introduced by julius
Casar Al B. & it involved an annutl
error Of ] minutes, a difference which,
after the lapse Of l,62S years, had
grown to the portrnlious one OF ten
days. If this had been allowed to 60
on, thu time would have come when
the months would no longer have coin
cidrd with the seasons. D..csnler
would have fallen in Autumn. The
month Of Nay have been most dismal
instead OF merry, June have r"trograd
I'd into midwint-r, and Christmas have
been celebrated in the dng days. After
consultation with the leadinl astronO.
mers and mathematician Of b 8 agr
Pope Gregory XII, brought out new
Calendar, which is the one now in use
in all countries except Russia. Thi>
ca ange was made Oct. IL, 1882; but
England clung with such fervor to her
principles that sh- continued the usr
Of the old styl- until 1852. The las
Protestant country to abandon the
Julian calendar was Sweden. The
Eastern or ,'r--k church still refuses t"
adopt the ne style although weheIleve
steps have been taken look ng toward
a change in tnis respect. OWN 9th
year 1900 o, being considered IS A
leap year; the hltT'r-nc- between tn"
styles is now IL days, so that YESTERDAY
vas the beginning of the new year in
Russia.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-20

The bark Oliver Emery, which ar,
rived al New York Friday, had on
board the captain and five sailors which
had been rescued from tn. schooner
Maggie Vandu-en, from Snithvill-, N.
G., bound for Baltimore. Capt. Thorn
as, of the schooner, says he never tx
perienc-d such terrible weather. From
the time he left S.nlthvile, on the Sd
Of January. there was scarcely c-ssa
tion to the fury Of the gale. Sea aft. +
sea broke over the schooner and swept
he decks clear the boat being carried
away, water casks burstrd and ruddeI
ground to pieces. For six days the
crew labored at the pumps, the water
gaining upon them all the time. The
obstruction Of h- CASKS left them with
out water fit to drink, and their suiirr-
lngS were intense. Two out Of the five
s-ain-n wer. 80 terribly frotbitt-n tn at
they sunk down almost insensibe at
the pumps. TO complete their trouble,
Capt. thomas, who was almost con-
stantIy at the wheel, was struck by
on- OF tn. seas that washed over the
vessel and injured in the head and
side. On the sixth day the sore dis
tresscd people began to give up hope,
when tho welcome s ight of the Oliver
Emery aroused them, and the much
needed assistance was rendered.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-20
Police kepOrt.

Walter Price, colored, for disor derly
conduct, was arrested by Officer Cloud
and on his person were found one re.
volver, on. razor, a watch and pock-,
book containing five cents. He was
fined costs.
Simon Thomas, colored, for disorder
" conduct, was fined S5 and costs, and
held in ths sum of 500 to keep the
peace.
David aud VIM. Hinson, color-d, were
arrested for using threatening and
abusive language toward a gentleman
Of their own color. The charge not
being sust lined they were discharged.
Owen Fisher for disorderly conduct,
was tined 81 and costs.
James Hannum, for procuring ton
much of the ardent, was fined the usual
fine.
Francis Marion, charged by his wife,
who is about l6 years old, with com
uniting an assault on her, by hitting
her with a board, was fined $500 and
costs. His Wit. went away and collect
I'd the fine to free her unfortunate
spouse from the clutches of the law
Inconsistency is woman.
Gideon Moore, when drunk, swore a
terribly large oath, and his wife had
him fined SO cents and costs only.
Sarah Thomas, COL, for the larceny
Of wheel barrow. The charge not be-
ing sustained she was discharged.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-20

A dispatch from Bismarck, Jan. 18th
says:-Capt. French, OF the seventh
calvary, who is credited with gr.a,
bravery at the battle Of Little Big Horn
and coming witness before the Rent
court OF inquiry at Chicago, stated to,
day that he saw nothing Of Major Rene
from the evening of June 25 until noon
of June 2G; that Reno was Ou. of sight,
and that he (Fr-uch) could not find any
one who did sre him; in other words,
that Reno skunk away in hole and
left tn. command to Bente-n.
WAsHINdros, Jan. lS.-R-pressnta
tive Corb-tt's resolution, which au
thorIzes an Investigation into the con
duct OF Major Marcus A. Reno and other
officers at the battle OF Little Big Horn
by committee Of the House, was und,'I
discussion at meeting of the miitary
rOmmitle. last week, and favorable
report ordered to I've made. Gen. Bragg
has the report ready to present to the
House, and it will BIZ brought up this
week.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-20
Tho Cheyenne fux tves-A Confer
ence with N@d cloud

A despatch from FoRr ROBINSON, Neb
Jan, 10. says: A conferences was held
here between Red loud and Lieut..
Schuyler, of Gen. Crooks staff, on the
proprirty of Lieut.. Dodd going to Red
CIou rs new location to enlist iift-eiI
Sioux warriors to assist in rerapturlng
tn. little band Of Ch-yennrs now cor
raled at Cow Ridge, 80 miles distant
The chief, III q very grave tone Of voice
said: my p-oplr arr sad Ut heart 'lnc'
their brrlh~rn wrr" killed here sOtiit
moons ago. They are very angry will.
lie whites, and | am nearly certain vii
not assist them" Li.ut. SCHUYLER, in
as few words as possible, gave HIM an
account Of the outbreak, how the Ch-y-
snnrs fred OIL the soldiers from theii
priS n room, killing them, aud said IN
trying to punish the Cheyenne bucks
thu suuaws were accidentally killed.
LIEUT.. schuyler finally got the old
chief to say:
.Young chief (Liet. Dodd) can g. tt
my camp and tell my son-in-law
Young .man-afrsIh-oi.his horse, that il
Is my wish that hr would try to get
some Of my warrIofs to help the gov
-i ninent III capturing the hry"hn-s.'
Lieut. Dodd, who is well known t. Red
Clouds braves. started imne iiat'ly foI
Pine Ridge agency on his mission, with
what success W. will soon learn. Red
Cloud REQUESTED that all tn. women
Daily Republican., 1879-01-20
rse humane Horso Collar.

On Saturday morning We wsr" shown
A spyci,uen OF the humane horse collar.
1t was patented in Wisconsin in le73
and has bee IN general use in the
Western Sta ...s, and in the LUMBER re-
gions vi o., the heaviest d aught horses
arc required, the hrst trial being SUN
ci-nt to prove its superiority over every
other collar ever used. Its advantage
l.s in the collar and harness being
combined aud filed with all elastic ma
,rrlsl which will never pack and i.
lrss expensive than ths ordinary collar.
It OPENS with a clamp thus avoiding
injury to the eyes OF the animal which
Of ~ occurs by putting the collar over
the heal. Moveabls braces are at,
,acl-d 10 tn. top and bottom OF thu
collar making it move with every mo
tlon Of tn. shoulders, thus preventing
chafng and sore shoulders which are
unknown with tho USE Of this incom
parabl. collar. A driver ofa n-avy fur
ni,ure car in Phiiad-lph,a put them on
his horses whose shoulders were al
ready CALLED and so easy were they
that the sores soon healed The collar
WAS clo.-ly examined by Mr.. ll.nnis OF
the Water Witch and Mr.. Dunn Of th'
Delaware House, and met the hiehss;
approval Of both gentlemen. Call al
once aud SEQ a specimen at X. Webb's
jO7 Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-20
FOREIGN NOTES.

The mysterious disappearance of the
Italian member of the Servian bound.
ary commission has become a political
issue in the Italian Parliament.
The French republican cleft" declare
the ministerial programme unaccepta-
bic.
Weston is on 1000 mile walk in
England.
Miners emigrating frem North Wales
to America or Australia receive pecun-
iary aid from their association.
The iron ship builders Of Liverpool
ars reducing wages.
The Greeks demand the cession of
Janina by Turkey.
Switzerland votes in favor Of aiding
tho st. Gsthard and other Alpine rail.
ways.