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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-12

FATHER DRuaGooLE's PRorRGEs.-Therc is
very worthy Catholic priest In New York,
VIII sc heart warmed years ago toward the
friendlca urUhins who circulate the great
newspapers Of the metropolis. Agents as they
arc In their small why, Of some Of the mast
prosperous institutions in the country, until
Father DrumgOOle rOSe up us their advocate
two.thirIls Of the childish host lived rs care.
lessly us wild beasts. Father DrumgOole es.
tablished u refuge for them, supplied the
lacking care and protection OF their parents
saw that they were cleaned and well clothed
and when they came to him cut, wounded
and bruised, US sucll waits are apt to be. mp.
piled Giles lainiment IOdide Ammonia to their
sores. This Is tho only surgery TINT he uses,
and his honorable name Is one Of lis strongest
endorsements.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet
On. GILES
100 West Broadway, New York.
Trial bottles 25 cents.
Logan, List & Co., Agents. Mwr4w
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SPECIAL NOTICING havs secured an
Immense stock Of new Fancy Ribbons, now
so popular, ait positive sacrifice. We will
open them on our counters this week at
unheard Of prices, and invite all Of the
ladies to call and be convinced that we offer
areaI bargain. L. RICE { co.
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THE WHEELING DAILY tNELGENcER WEDNESDAY MORNING MARCH

member Of the First Branch Of Council,
was read and action thereon, upon motion
of Mr Butterheld, postponed until tho
next meeting OF Council.
Mr.. Schultz offered resolution, that 30
mitch OF section Of the ordinance oil
offences as refers to persons apl earring on
any streetorotller public place within the
city, in state OF intoxicatiOn, be repea cd.
MI, Schultz stated that hc saw no use in
shutting of at the spigot and leaving the
bung.hole open, or In other words, Il we
granted license TO sell liquors, we ought
not 10 punish people for being drunk.
The Mayor presented the resignation Of
John Warehouse, as Superintendent OF
tho City Prison; also his action In insti.
tuLing suit against Maxwell and King, late
officials OF the Gas Office; also his recon.
lnendation that an. ordinance regulating
the sale OF hard cider be passed and tho
action OF the Second Brunch In approving
the report Of the Mayor, was concGrrcd In.
A resolution ordering three hundred
loads Of stone on Chapllne street, between
Twenty-Nintl and Thirty.Spcond streets,
was received from the Second Branch and
concurred In.
Adjourned.
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That "Hale's Honey Of Hoarliound and Tar
Is now recognized Us the great national spe
citic for the cure Of coughs and all lung dis
eases. See that you get "Hale's Honey oi
Hoarhound and Tar" QafRc size cheapest
and take no other, Us there arc CountericitS
Sold by Logan, List 4 Co., and all lruggists.
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This Court met yesterday, pursuant tc
adjournment Of previous day.
The case Of the Bank OF Wheeling vs
John r, Cruddas and George Crumbacker
in assumpsit, was tried, and judgment
given plaintiff against defendants fol
Si25 70 and costs.
Adjourned to 0 a. NJ. to-day,
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Flew Patterns Of Gold Neck Chains re.
Ceited to-day. Prices low.
JACOB ". GRUBB, IeWeIer,
WashlnuIou Hall Corner.
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VERY many well.meaning people will
prescribe for your cough and cold, and you
will lose time in taking their medicine;
ergo, take Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup and bo
relieved at once. Price % cents.
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FoR Lame BACK, Side or Chest usc SuIrou,.
PoRous PLASTER. Price, IS cents Said Nv n
Booking Odd Fellows Hall; 6. i. DwiyIt
2ith and Clapline SITS !; Iauyllin Dros 4 n
WhceliRgi and Husbands 4 Inskip. BoIlaire.
NWR6entr
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For restoring the natural color Of the hair
anicer preparation Is offered In "lEair Revivi
um." In large bottles, at only 80 cents, thar
has ever been produced at 20. GlGnn's Sui
phur Soap Is the w0nl-famGd clnrihCr and
beautitler OF the complexion. Sold by Logan
List b Co., and every druggist.
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For Rent Pleasant Rooms Furnished,
Summer IIotel-Shallcross & Walter.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
For Rcnt-Farm Of 20 acres.
For Rent-EramG Dwelling. Island.
parlor Fnrniture-Arbcnz 4 Co.
Kentucky State Lottery.
l.Ost-POcket Book.
Get Your Pictures Framed L. L. Nicoll
Table Cutlery-Acsbitt & Bros.
Chairs-Friend & Son.
Moving Time-Lucas' Music Store.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS repaired and
tuned at Sheib's Music Store, under
Washington Hall.
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mUI MAIN STREET.

REMOVAL
Ou or about MARCH i5Tii, We will IemOre to tho
large aud elegant room now occupied by the BOSTON
% IT. STORE No. H.? Main street, Mcniel's block
To reduce sosk We will offer goods at the following
low Htes:
COnels reuseI from 81 81 IS aud 80 cents to IS, 80
aud Is cents.
XII Gloves reluccl from Is to 80 cents.
BOwS reduced frOal % aud 90 II y aud 30 cents.
AIso Ties, Hosiery AMI Ladies Underwear at greatly
reduced prices
We have also i've Show Casss which will he sold
cheap. BELLS.
InllJ
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II. NJ. S. "PISAFoRE," by Arthur Sulli.
van. Full Vocal sporp, words and music,
81 90; Libretto words only, l0ci Vocal
Selections bound, PIC; Galop, 90c; Waltz,
35c; Pospourri, SOC; Galop, for Piano and
Violin, Cornet or Flute, 40Ci Waltz, for
Piano aud Violin, COrnOt or Flute, Soc.
All the novelties In music. Pianos and
Organs 10 rent.
Lucas Music STORE,
1927 Market street.
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ENDORSED
ny prominent citizens OF Boston.

We know Mr. VIM. Taylor % DO we'll known citI-
zen Of lOsttn. Ills long service 10 the legislature Of
Massachusetts, ANIL Common Council oil Boston, and his
wide business experience IN this city, has given him
large circle Of friends aud acquaintance WIN would
eheeTuly Join us in endorsing his trustwOrhlness II
CIAs. II. TAYLOR,
MaAager BOItoa GIo1e.
7. J, DACEY,
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HARDWARE, Cutlery, Guns, Pistols and
Hnnsefnrnishing goods ut asSlgnee's sale,
at kryter's, lll5 Market street. Bargains
to merchants as well as priyate pmrchasers.
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SHEET MUsIC.-All the late new, pop
plar and standard music Of the day for halt
price, alSheib's Music Store, under Wash
ington Hall.
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The largest line Of new Ladies' Neck Wear
lnihs city, at prices that can't be touched
anywhere. A. |. RICE & co.
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WASHINGTON, u. O., March l2-I4. M
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear
or partly cloudy weather, north winds,
shifting TO casterly and southerly, and
slight changes in temperature and Ia.
romGtGr, .E
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DUPONT'S
Wheeling Powder Agency.

have at ali times In Aaua1ln. a lara,
stock 'fthe above celebrated Powder, vi,
Rla'' Sporting Gin cans, Blasting and MlnIu
Ia metallic packages, which will sell al
wholesale atmanafacturers' prices. Ihav,
Portable Magazines of different sizes for
shipping, and will deliver free on cars o.
sast This Powder Is uasqualled Ia str.u,th
sHd quality. '''''
n. REILLY, Sole Agent.
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.. D. Mutual Ana Society.

BENwooD, w. Va, Marchll 1870,
Received offs. NJ. Whlteside, Agent Of
the U. B. Mutual Aid Society Of Lebanon,
Pa, the sum Of 81, 900 for policies, class /,
division o, and class 6, division A, In full
for all claims on the life Of my husband,
Vim. Z. LinebergGr.
HEsrER A. LISRpERGIn.
Mr.. Linebergerhas held these policies in
the U. u. Mutual Aid Society Tor about
six years. The Association paid for death
claims during the year 1878, $500, lGS "a,
and the gross amount received on assess
monts for the salnU time amounted to
500, 1884 II. Mr.. S. NJ. Whileside, No.
1882 Eoll street, isthe local agent for the
Association In Wheeling, and persons
desiringto insure for the benefit Of their
families should give him call,
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Jur REoRivED.-A now lot Of Ladies'
ard Misses Black and Brown Basket Cloth
and fine Kid Button Shoes at l.,Y. Blends,
1875 Main street,
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Go To the Zane Street Church tonight
for good supper.
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THE Zane street ladies' will favor the
public tonight with one Of their very
pleasant sOcials.
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FoR srRlxo.-New styles Of Ladies' iinc
Button Shoes justrcceIved at I.V. RIond' s.
llH5 Main street,
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THERMOMETERS RECoRp.-Thc following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at Schnepi's drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
Jam lem 9rM 7pu
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WIN open rs gross more vlOIets this week
at SC a dozen. A. [. RICE & co.
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Ills Honor the Mayor presided.
On calling the roll there were present;
Messrs. Boring, Butteriield, Cracraft, Girls.
well, MGAdams, Reister, Schambra
Schultz and HoeckIoF,
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved and signed by the
Mayor and Clerk.
Report OF the Committee on Ordinances
on Ordinaries and Coffee Houses, assess.
ing licenses for the years lST9-SO, was
read and the approval OF the Second
Branch was conquered in.
Reports OF the following Joint Standing
Committees were received from the SEQ
ond Branch: Committee on Markets
Committee on Water Works, Committee
on Lights, Committee on Finances, Com.
mittee on Legislation, Committee on
Streets, Alleys and Grades, Committee on
Fire Department, Committee OH City
Prison, and the action Of said Branch
IN approving the reports and ordering
payment of the bills enumerated, was con
Cured in.
Report OF Committee OH Legislation,
received from the Second Br1Cli and action
Of said Branch conquered in.
Report OF Committee on Cemeteries no.
ceired and approval Of said Branch con
Cured In.
Recommendations Of tho Gas Trustees
snspendtng John Maxwell and Andrew
KIM, and appointment OF Mr.. Coen, ap.
proved by the Second Branch, was concur.
red in.
Report Of the Mayor in relation to elec.
ton OF Mr.. English as City Assessor and
the action Of the Second Branch in mp.
proving the report Of the Mayor was ap-
proved.
Mr., Cracraft moved that Council 90 in.
to joint session for the election OF an As.
SCISSOR for the first distriRt, WHICH motion
was adopted. y ~ ~
Applicationsof James Mathews, John
J. Schceky, Ambrose Schaier, Christian
Burke and W. z. HOuser for license to
keep coffee houses, granted by the Second
Branch and the cases taken UP separately
dnder suspension ofthG rules. Mathews
application was rejected, Honser's rejected,
ScheGky's rejected.
On motion the further consideration OF
the applications was postponed until Fri.
day next.
Mr., Schultz offered n resolution that all
ex.membeFS Of Council be requested to re.
turn any copies Of the city ordinances in
their possession.
Mr.. Crarralt offered a resolution that
the City Solicitor be required to return to
the Council the names ofall coffee houses
and ordinary keepers who have violated
their bonds during the last year.
Also, by the same, requiring the City
Sergeant to enforce the ordinance against
parties non resident who sell liquors in
the city without license.
lleSignntion Of W. ]. Moorehead as n
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ADJuTANT GENERAL WooD Is busy fixing
up the pay rolls Of the Melish engaged in
the B. 4 y. Railroad war.
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DoX'r fail to 60 to the Zane Street Social
tonight for pleasant evening.
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AFFIDAVIT AND STATEMENT
of Chas. Reynolds.

CHARLES REYNOLDS \
FAsnIONAnLE HAIR.DREsSISu KoONS
" Green Street, IEst0n.
hereby certify that have been hair drcsse,
Tor twenty Xix years; am we'll known 10 BistOuIanS
thatdniiug this tlnie have had among my euso-
meFs many afflicted With various forms Of skin aud
scalp diseases, but never have severe case a,
thnt Of William Taylor. hereto annexed. The hunOI
covered every Inrt VI his face, ears and scalp fur.
theT certify that have shaved tho nd Taylor when.
ever u has bcun possible TO do 10 for the last yt
yearS, and during this ime there was no abatement
~ the severity Of the disease, appnagh to cure
although, to my knowledge, constantly under medical
tteamenl-unul he began the Of the CuLIcuFu and
Cutieura losolTent which have effected In the short
space Of three months, perfect cure.
CHARLES REYNOLDS.
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s4T3 20. Hills against the city: 7. NJ.
Darrah, Clerks fees, Sjls 20; j. w.
Sweeney, Sergeant, SlS2 50; same for SUM
montng committees, $40 %; j. NJ. Ewing,
printing. Si4; A. Thalman, coal to lookup,
81 Of; same, coal for city building, 81? TS;
total 1925 IL, and miscellaneous. billslg.
gregating sis 20; I. NJ Darralb fees for
January, Sl57; making an aggregate. Of
S7DT 81. Report received and bills order
ed paid.
Gu Prison. Bills submitted by superin-
lendent, aggcgating $40 10, and miscel-
laneous bills amounting 10 $2b so, for
month Of February, were recommended to
be paid. So ordered.
COMMUNICATIONS IRON THE MAYOR
A communications was read from the
Mayor, reporting that tho following otti.
Cen had taken before him the oaihs per
tNining to their several offices: Fred.
Meyer, Asst Fire Marshal; Philip lleiser,
City Sexton; James Wheeler, Measurer Of
Lumber and Wood; Pat. Weir, 0verseer
Of Chain Gang; WIN. Enkine, City SO.
licitor; Assessors, WIN. Myles and Vim. d.
English; City WGlgher, j. NJ. BulgGr, and
Alex. Wallace, Keeper Of Lookup. Re.
ceived and filed.
Also, q communication from His Honor
enclosing the resignation Of John Water.
house, Superintendent Of the City Prison,
with the following recommendation: that
Mr.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. be accepted,
and that Council proceed TO fill the va
canCy at the present session; that the
Committee on City Prison be authorized
to cause the erection Of suitable fence
around the City Prison and quarry, provld.
cd the cost shall not exceed 500; that the
City Solicitor and Committee on 0rdinan.
ces he directed TO prepare and report new
ordinances conforming TO the recent acts
Of the Legislature, where necessary; that
the action OF the Mayor and Council in
causing suit TO be brought against
King aud Maxwell be approved, and
the same DO referred TO the Committee on
Claims for supervision; that the Commit
tee OH Ordinances and the City Solicitor
be instructed to report by ordinance OF
otherwise what action, II any, can and
should be taken by Council in relation 10
the sale Of hard or intoxicating cider on
the Sabbath day; that the act Of the Mayor
in employing L. &. Cracraft, Esq, to as
sist the State in the prosecution against
King and Maxwell be approved.
The recommendations Of His Honor
were adopted, with the exception Of that
relating 10 the fence around The City Prls.
on, which was referred to the Committee
on City Prison.
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Che Gatdli4etreeG.


onIre. Nos. 20 and 81 Fourteenth street.
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TiE ladies will serye supper this even,
Ing ut the Zane Street Church as early as
5 o'clock.
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F9SRR 4, RI!bE MT Desirable, I,.a ~
rs.. no w Ghaplne street, noS o',,, aAH Oi
ANN, = y allison POs',A'Iuu Oven IS,iI IN,
~ " Oacc Peabody In, 1: + ~ tIS
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CnEw JacksOu's best Sweet Navy Tobacco
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W i RESr.Bl!lCE HOUSE 1 RooS,.
A. ,' ~ re- NS g Eighteenth nTr,i n.y., SSs "
iSpiI ''ee'' Possession on Apnl Il, ,iiF''aA 4
- a.,
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The two Branches went into joint ses-
sion ut u ?. NJ. for the election OF SUI
perintendcnt Of the City Prison, TO ill the
vacancy ocGasIoned by the resignation Of
Mr.. John Warehouse, and also TO elect
all Assessor for the First District.
The following nominations we're made
for Superintendent Of City Prison: Rob-
ert Junkins, ThOs ]. Stanley, Elias A.
Burt, John NJ. Short Caleb Sylvis, Thos.
Cox, Bon. Mclaughlin, Patrick Mahoney,
Stephen Johnston, George Arkle, james
A. Henry; Stephen Wilcox, Edward Il Ian
key, J.. W. Stevens.
First ballot; Junkins 9, Stanley 6, Syl.
Wis Johnston 2, Arkle 5, Henry TO-,
Plankey ., Stevens !, Wilcox !.
Second ballot: Junkins, s Shanloy 0,
Johnston !, Ankle !, Henry 3, Wilcox l.,
plankcy5.
Third ballot: Jnnkins II, Stanley II,
Mahoney ], Ankle s, Wilcox 9, plankey l..
Fourth ballot: Junkins 10, Stanley II,
Ankle 10, Wilcox !, Johnston ..
Fifth ballot: Ankle 10, Stanley 10, Jun
kins ..
sixth ballot: Stanley is, Ankle II, jun
kinS ..
Mr.. Shanlcy was declared elected,
Messrs. A. j. Ferguson and VIM. D.
English were nominated for Assessor Of
the First District.
Mr.. English was unanimously elected,
receiving all the votes Of both branches Of
Council.
The First Branch returned to its cham
ber and tho SECOND Branch, after trans.
acting some unimportant business, ad-
journed to meet in special session on Fri
day evening next.
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REloRr oF en- soLIcIroR.

City Solicitor Erskine, In accordance
with the spirit Of the ordinance requiring
him to report TO the Council the fact Of
the existence Of any suit brought against
the city, reported that charges Of embez-
element had been preferred against John
L. Maxwell and Andrew King, aud war.
rants issued for their arrest. Mr.. Erskine
recited the progress made In the prGlimin.
ary examination Of King, and the action
tnken by counsel for the prosecution to
secure the city from loss, in instituting a
civil suit against said defendants,
and attaching their property. Suit
was brought on February 9th, In
the Circuit Court Of Ohio county for
$50, 600, an amount supposed to be sulti.
eient to cover the entertainments OF said
defendants, aud m attachment was issued
directed TO be levied upon theirproperty)
for s., l93 rs, being the amount which an
Investigation for the last six months OF the
year 1873, md the month Of January,
1879, showed had been taken within that
time. The investigation had not progress
ed far enough to admit Of the making out
Of an accurate bill for any other period OF
timG.
Tho report WINS received md referred
to the Committee on Claims.
Several unimportaut resolutions vera read
and referred to appropriate committees
for report.
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vi "a $3.50 ,oS. = II1ge aud Sna lt,,- y
suitable e iSF d VI IRi%i5l'Ts No. !: Fs'S,
o. dancing IaIiIva AEplS \, q v!p,N ya,r, d, !,
Of lntelligehcef OiliCe. W u MAIZE y.
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corNrIL pRoCEEpIN0S.

Regular Monthly Meeting Lns. Night
Interesting Committee RePorts-Eiec-
ton 0fEupt. city Prison anu Assessor
Attempt to Remove the Gas Trustees.
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ans Rs,,t.

ROB RENT,-vey cbco,--Gs "
Room, with dwelling a,is,bst TIhe Nos
It! LeI nov occupied by ]. StfnaI No lVTi.
enquire Of u. to&BES, Custom IIoo"S iAlol Ia
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Martins Capital Restaurant,
DHGNIX SALOON AND RESTAURAS
l. No, 6 WAsIISUTnS HAN.

ElSII -MAckCrel, Nn. !, anl IN nln'.,, ~ 80
l. rels, and kits lake Herring IN hA'i an W..
barrels. Salt Water Herring IN l"r'i' aua 'A-
rNlS. In store aud for SHELBY -,,vy,a
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REMOVAL.

mis-
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COME And SEE!

. ALI isll line oil lAII'' and Cent? Hand and
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DI0 CUFFEH-TEo hundred has 80 '' ''-'
lC Rio Coffee, Just rrri'"lS R'I TOT ~ Tvis1lty
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-03-08


said he had the highest esteem tor
his friends Judge Thurman upon
his left, and Judge Edmunds, on his
right, as well as for all the eminent
and great men who had served upon
that tribunal, but he wished 20
cherish their memory by associa-
ting Ut with something else beside
the Electoral commission, that while
he did not wish to be und ersi God TO
reflect upon the members of that
Court, personally, yet there were
ways that were dark connected with
the Joint high Commission which he
thought had better be buried with
the past that he was not in favor
oil aproPriating money to commem-
crate the mos: stupendous legal
lzed fraud that had ever been per
petrated upon a free people. That
1t was unnecessary a, AAuntit in the
lace OF the people, for it was indel-
molly written already upon their
heart Some one in the gallery near
me said that, that language was not
very complimentary to the Vice Pres
ident, nor was the vote afterwards
more complimentary 20 him for the
Senate refused to appropriate the
money by vote of 81 to 80, being a
strict party vote. excepting Xix
wood, Saunders, Plumb and Spencer,
who voted with the Democrats against
the Appropriation, thus showing four
Republican Senators seemed to be
inclined to believe the sentiments
expressed by Senator Eaton. SEN
aior Conkling said he was paired
and would not vote.
Atabout IL p. NJ. the House received
the Presidents veto message of the Anti
Chinese bill and of course, there was some
excitement TO know what would he done
but after its reading by the clerk and
vote taken upon motion TO pass it over
the Presidents veto it was ascurtained
there was 100 yeas and % nays, so for
want ofa two thirds vote, it failed. Dur
ing the week the Senate refused to seat
Conkling, Republican of South Carolina
over Butler, Democrat Tho House had
Geo. f. Seaward at its bar under charge,
of malfeasance in Office.
On Friday the House refused to con-
cure with the Senate in establishing the
Brogillia Subsidy. Upon the latter subs
Ject there was an animated discussion
when it passed the Senate and also when
voted down by the House.
c. T. II