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to kill the Colonel's proposition in the
mind Of St. ClairsviIle people, is his con.
Guiding argument, II his reference to the
''lrrepresSible conflict" does not steel the
hearts Of the ST. ClaIrsyilleians against
him, we shall expect to see his views ad.
opted,
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CONGRESSMAN wMoHT's committee de-
veIops variety of opinions. The commit
teemen might as well subscribe for and
read the eight thousand newspapers in the
country. They could get the same infOr.
nation in better shape.
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1nyestIgatlnE Butterworth and YOUNG

o1sclSSArI, July2s.-The Congressional
Investigating Committee met at 10 o'clock.
John Frizzel Dem testified that William
Taylor, Deputy Marshal, gave him five
dollars to give to one McCarty Dem.l for
electioneering for the Republican ticket.
Taylor said the five dollars were for Nc
Cartv's services on election day.
Pat. McCarty testified. Saw George
Clemens, Deputy Marshal, offer q ticket
to man. Witness acknowledged that he
had been arrested for perjury.
After the examination Of these two wit
nesses the committee adjourned till TO
morrow morning, on account OF the ab
sence Of Mr.. Carlisle.
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AModern Ixion.

CoTroS. GALA, July 2S.-G. E. Burton,
Of Los Angeles, while going from Cotton
to San Gonzonio yesterday, was stopped
by three men, taken of the road and tied
to his wagon wheel. He managed to get
his hand loose, drew his pistol and killed
one ofthe men and wounded the other
two. Robbery was the aim Of his captors,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Contingency Of the Extinction
of Slavery In Cuba.
Engagement Between the Huascar
and the ChlIian Fleet.
Ministerial Changes in the sultan's
Cabinet.
The Siberian Plague Breaks Out
Among Animals in Russia.
FRANCE

RAvAaEs IN TIE FRENCH VINEYARDS.
PARIs, July 2s.-1n consequence Of the
ravages Of phylloxera In the French vine.
yards the Minister Of Commerce promises
that as soon as the Government Commis.
sion has reported the question OF planting
American vines, he will give the immedi:
ate effect its decision.
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rHE EsrINATE nILL..

A Paris correspondent telegraphsas fol.
lows: AS the Radicals have been threat.
ening to postpone the ecclesiastical esti-
mates bill until November, the Deputies
Of the Left have decided in favor Of dispos-
ing Of all estimates before the recess. This
decision insures majority against post
ponement.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
rlIE nrAscAR nAs RryrNnE.

New YoRK, July 2S.-The Peruvian Min.
lister here has received the following off.
cial telegram from Lima: The Huascar en-,
tered the blockaded port Of Iquique, and
fought the Chilian squadron for two hours
leaving nors du combat the Covisino and
Ahtas, The Huascar was unhurt,
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The L'Omre, Roucher's organ, insists on
the validity Of the resolution OF the Bona
partist leaders, declaring that Prince
Jerome Napoleon Is the head Of the Bona.
parte family, aslon official declaration Of
the Bonapartist party, and invites those
who no longer belong 70 that party to de-
clare their secession.
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TURKEY!
THE BuLeARlASs EXCITED.

PHlLoPPoLrs, July 2S,-There is great
excitement here and apprehension Of dis.
turbances, in consequence Of the decision
Of the international commission that postal
and telegraph administrators must be ap-
pointed by the Sultan.
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ENGLAND.
WONT INTERFERE WITH RUSSIA

LONDON, June 2S.-In the House Of
Commons to-day the Under Secretary for
foreign affairs, replying to the question
relative to the treatment Of political pris.
oners in Russia, said the Government
was informed that the persons sent to the
Island OF Saghelian were not political
prisoners. He said it was not practice
to demonstrate with foreign Govern.
ments unless for good reason. 1t was
expected that the remonstrance would
have been the official result.
WANTS GREAT BRITAIN TO INTERFERE.
A Berlin special states that an important
Russian journal, the Odessa Testnik, discus
sing the Russian march on Merv, saws: II
Great Britain will protect our frontier from
Afghan inroads and our commerce from
Afghan pillage, they having extended our
way to Hindoo Koosh, shall not want to
go beyond that boundary when attained.
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BURR's MILLS.
The camp GrouRds-MOre Rain Wanted
Tor the CroPs-LocaI Politics.
RrRR's AI1rlr I,,l,. no 1n-n

.,,,. BuRR's MII's, July 2s, 1879.
EdItOrs InIelliEeuees.
This place is certainly assuming suffi.
cient Importance to make 1t worthy Of a
passing notice now and then in the news.
papers Asa place Of resort during the
hot weather no one could find more de.
sirable place than the Camp Ground near
this station. Already six families from
Bellaire are domiciled here, and more are
coming during this week.
Inc farmers around here are complaining
o. the want OF rain. Everything Is behind,
tine good soaking rain on Saturday may
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Rnse RniI Yesier,inY.

At Cleveland -Trovs /, Clevelands 9
Game was called OF the end Of the sixth
inning, on account OF rain.
At Chicago-Cincinnatis 5, Chicagos 9
At Bufalo-Bufalos Z, Providence5.
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claim. 10 Have Done il in SER defense,

Claims 10 Have Done 1t in Self Defense.
BALTIMORE, July ga special to an
evening paper says: H. Benner occupy
ing the lodge at the Antietam Cemetery
was yesterday instantly killed by his wife.
Ha charged her with intimacy with Hayer-
field, the Superintendent Of the cemetery,
and made IN assault upon her, when she
seized carbine and shot him through the
heart. She was lodged in Jail at Hagers:
town. She alleges that the shooting was
10 protect her own life.
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AUSTRIA.
HURRICANE IN THE ApR1Arrc.

TRIEsrE, July 2s.-There was violent
hurricane Sunday in this part OF the Adria.
tic. Several lives were lost, twenty vessels
damaged and one sunk.
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Ghe gnteIIissrter,
ooIe., No.. % and n Pourtsenth street.

TuE Parkersburg Sentinel thinks 1t dis.
Germs a growing boom in favor Of Judge
/ Nun jackson for United States Senator.
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Duke William, brother OF the Grand
Duke Of Mecklenburg, Schwerein, dieI
yesterday, at HeidelbIrg.
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ITALY.
uoSEYlSo eARlRAI.p1.

RoME, July 2S.-Caissli, the Italian
premier, paid long visit to Garibaldi
II is believed he obtained the promise Of
his support to the present government.
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NE1GHBoRHooD NEWS.
MOUNDSVILLE.

PcrsOnals-NeWs Notes Of the Week.
Troubie at the PenitenIiary TObaeed
Factory.
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oISclSSArl, July 2s.-charles Myers,
81 years Of age, who left Memphis few
days ago, called on the Health Officer this
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NEw YoRE, July 2S.-John Hennessy,
admitted to the hospital from the upper
quarantine some days ago, died last night.
A. Freutch, a barber, OF the steamer
schooner Freddie Ebbet, from Haytian
ports, were admitted to the hospital to-
day sick with the fever. Michael Fitz-
gibbons, a Memphis refugee, died OF yell
low fever at the quarantine to-day.
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Lorillarl's Pappoose is mentioned
tavorably for the Sayant stakes at Good
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sEs1E0G O LAWEENcE HAL4
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-06
Arguments Better Than Blows.

Brother Gardner before the Limekiln
Club:
"Gemlen. | find dat de older | grows
de- mo ! find out dat | didn't know
muffin in my Younger days. Oar was 4
time when, if any niggcr in ole Viz
ginev had called me a liar | should hey
lii down upon him like "A catamount on
Il ho>>-f'y. no matter whedder | did lie
or tell DE truf. Up on De Far ground,
lie odder day | was called a liar hy 4
white man. | simply riz up one eve
brow at him an axed him Ia prove it for
money. an de vilyun SUNK away like a
dawg. If a man calls u a liar YOU Kin
knock him down ali Won want Ia. hut his
opinyun remains de same. If YOU aN
him to prove ii. an arry de- matter wild
him. he will see his mistake an apoli-
gize. tell We. if | war a Baptist an
I samuel Shin war a Methodist. do YOU
'>pect | could win him obcr IN my side
hy abu>in' hi> belief an knockin' him
down wild "A grind>tun? De world am
too ready to strike out from de shoulder
ka>e a hard word comes, an too quick
In Sot down on de man who can't be
| lifted UP by de collar an his opinyuns
shaken outer his pockets. Arguments,
my frens. am a heap better dan cu>s-
words; ~opinyuns am way ahead II blows,
an mindin' Your own bizne>s an keep
in Your head shut am de brightest
clinker in de coal Stove.-DetrOit Ere,
Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-06
On August : Mr.. Fawc,t,. the blind

VII Au-i>l . VII ESNCtlt- the tiiIfl
Member IF Parliament, protested. in
view of the Sorrv financial plight of In
dia. against any increase in the allow
ance-S2Up.o00 Ia $4,000 a year
made IL the M~aharajah Dhuleep Singh.
This Prince Is the descendant of Tippoo
Saib, and was brought Over To England
TO be educated. chiefly 10 get him away
from q Babes in the Wood kind Of
uncle. He was bred a Christian. took
very kindly 10 British soil. and has al
ways been recognized by the Queen a.
LOYAL. and treated with great considera-
ton. Preferring England to India, h.
bought from the Earl of Albemarle
| Elvedon Hall, Norfolk. q splendid sport
ing estate. which he has devoted 10 game
preserves on a scale level before al
tempted. In this pursuit he has ex-
ceeded even the limits of his SPLENDID
allowance. and now asks for more.
which. in the terribly depressed condi-
ton of India. he Is no very likely to get.
/ His jewels are said 10 be worth some
S2.nS0,00o. ~ that if the worS; comes 70
the worst, he IAN struggle on by their
sale. The M~aharajah rs an amiable man
of 40, and bears an excellent character.
! He Is married and has children.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-06
A Cats Lively Experience with Bees

Charles Kaiser. who has the only hive
of bees in town. says that. when h" first
got his coluuN, his old eats curiosity
WAS much excited in regard 10 the do
ingS of the little insects, the like IF which
she had never before seen. At first she
watched their comiug> and ~oinv> at a
distance. She then ilattencd herself
upon the ground and crcpt along toward
the hive, with tail horizontal and CULVER
inc. II WAS clearly evident that She
thought the bees >ome new Kind If game.
Finally she took up "A position at the
entrance la the hive, and. when a bee
came in or darted ont. made a dab NJ II
with her paws. This went on for Il time
without attracting the attention of the
inhabitants IF the hive.
Presently. however, old Tahhy struck
and crushed a bee ON the edge Of the
opening Ia the hive. The smell If the
crushed bee alarmed and enraged the
whole colony. Bees hy the score poured
forth and dartcd into the fur # the as
tpni>hed eat. Tabhy rolled herself in
the grass, splitting. >plutterin-, biting,
clawin-. and >quallinC IL a cat never
~>qualled before She appeared Il mere
ball of fur and bees She WAS At length
hauled away from the hive with a gar
den rake, AT 4 cost Of several Sting> To
her rescuer. Even after she had been
been taken 10 a distant part IF the
grounds the bees stuck tn Tabby'S fur,
and about once in two minutes she would
utter and unearthly .yowl" and bounce
4 full yard into the air. Two or three
DAYS after the adventure Tahhy was
caught by her owner. who took her by
the neck and threw her down near the
bee hive. No sooner did she strike the
ground than she gave a squall. and 1t a
single bound reached the top of the
fence, full six feet in height. There she
clung for a moment. with a tail as bic
a rolling pin, when. with another bound
and a squall, she was out of sight and
did not again put in an appearance for
more than a week.-TirgiHia Cay (N.r).
EDfs-prISF
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-06

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The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-06

Nice corr bread can be made after
the following receipt: Two and one
half cupfulS buttermilk. M cupful
cream, one large cupful sugar, n egg,
one teaspoonful Saleratus. and the whole
stirred stiff with two-thirdS fine corn
meal and one-third wheat flour. Turn
into Il buttered mold and steam three
hours.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-06

AMONG the tourists who returned
from Europe this week are DR.. E. B.
Foote. of the Health Monthly, and Mr..
Dana, of the Sun Attaches of his
establishment state that DR.. Foote has
combined business and pleasure by at
tending 10 publishing interests abroad,
his Home Talk" Medical Com
mon Sense" ana other works being
translated and republished at Berlin
and elsewhere N 7. Local Reporter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-06
SHfRED.

J said II In the meadow path
! -siN Il oB tie Stair
IL" a"-f things that any mortal hath
tTs those which ever mortal shares.
Tho air ~ h-raflIr-tsts I'll hr.sze-
II" E-If Without H. and Within
LIE. uIfI ST. unlocked tr-t-urIe--
',n.t- rriFr~-ar' tor all to win.
lF' grass D. setter To- my tread
lrt f'-i % Yields u-uuuml~rr-i feet.
Nw''''f q" ne he Wild TO" rel.
E'eir-" -Ir makes th. whole world -W-rt
Int" NpHr heavenly LONELINESS
y" Welcomed uf". % solemn fsak-'
N'H iI" iE .-''N guest Sou bl"--
VIII" r"t'r"utly your mystery -'rk-.
AHi uH she radiant lsropied WAY
THHt ofr-u- into worlds unknown,
j. VIII Toe lff''- delight To- -aN,
ii'.INrH De- not heaven Tor mr alone"
i.l,h through nv lr"fhrru'- poverty
-urt wealth ser" hl'i's,u~' ! am blr~t
pl'H lu whaf iiry -iaus With uFr.
Ia What { -iBr' with ail fHr Tr-f.
-LurH LnrcoIs. tE G"Od ~fOBBPHuy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-06

4 lnHr Ill. thn E.nnt

A lady tells the Country Gentleman
how She prepares cucumbers: | prepare
them for the table by pairing and slicing
several hours before needed, and sprink-
ling plentifully with salt; this draws
out the poisonous juices which abound
in the cucumber. When thoroughly
wilted | pour off the extracted juices.
rinse in clear water and cover with vine
gar. Sprinkling u little pepper over. |
prefer them when nearly grown, and
just As the seeds begin to harden.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-06
-Wba, i caIlad .. Earmar,S r;oa

What IS called Farmers rice" is
made As follows: Put about three pints
of milk on the stove in a pan. While it
Is coming 10 a boil mix TWO eggs with
flour until it is dry enough TO roll
through your fingers in grains. Then
stir it into the milk quickly, 80 as 10
keep it cooking sill the time. Five min
utes is long enough TO finish it. Turn
into i dish and eat while warm with
plenty of cream and SUGAR.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-06
Those of the Methodist Conference

- q Of the NtthOulSt JOnftrtnct>
which meet in the first half If the year
some 56-Show some gains. They
have i.925 travelling preachers increase.
-: COMMITMENTS, .S.i42; increase. p
40: local preachers, 5.43S; increase.
80: Sunday->chool>. SOS: increase.
lao; Sunday->chool scholars, 6?2.457 :
increase. l4.S66. There WAS a decrease
of 997 baptiSm> of children and 500 of
adults. The churches have increased
by l62. The collection for missions
amounted to $40. SDl. showing a de-
crease Of nearly 81 200.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-06
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Two girls have been scaiped
lately by their hair catching in ma
chinery. Thus. says the Boston Com
Daerctal Bulletin. does modern invention
not only diminish the opportunities Of
labor, but actually begins To rob the
poor Indian of his birthright.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-06
PONDS EXTRACT CO,
Is Murray NJ. NCsC York.
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