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TnE notable fact that His Honor Mayo
Jake Jackson Is booming most violently
asa Democratic candidate for Governor
in that portion Of this Congressional dis
trict where Congressman Wilson is sup.
posed to be fixed strongestin the affections
Oithe inhabitants, strengthens our fear
indicated few days since, that this com.
bnstlon kindled in favor OF his Honor Il
not spontaneous, but on the contrary is
oiincendiary origin, and destined, unless
ne suppresses 1t Immediately with the
Babcock extingulsher OF his disapproba.
ton, to burn down his future guberna.
torial chances while It burns up his
present Congressional prospects.
Recent arrivals from Wetzel announce
that the woods are full OF Wilson men,
who alternate their sounding yells in
favor Of a fifth nomination Of their chief
for Congress, with tremendous whoops to
the effect that the present efficient chief
executive Of Parkersburg should he pro-
noted to the Governors office.
The effect Of this alienation on numer-
ous Democrats in this vicinity, who had
other views regarding the Governorship,
aud who hoped to prevent fifth reuomi.
nation Of our present ice-in.the-river rep
resentative, by the substitution of His
Honor as their Congressional candidate,
can better be imagined than described.
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ACROSS THE OCEAN.
Complications 10 the French Cabinet
Negotiations Between Germany aud the
vatlOan-The Situation Of the
British Ia Afphanlstan.
THE AFGHAN WAR.

LONDON, December 20.-A dispatch from
Bombay says: ut was reported Thurs
day that General Cough would probably
retire upon Peizeran, three miles west Of
Surkats river, but 1t Is now believed that
he willremain at Jagdalluk and shortly
clear away the Ghilzais In his front, Gen,
Arhuthnots brigade Is distributed along
the road between Gundamuk and Jagdal.
Lux. Contrary to expectation, the tribes
below Jellalabad continues quiet. Had
General Bright advanced with his whole
force, doubtless thes- Mohmunds and
Afreedis would have risen, but the system
Of forwarding troops from Jeilalabad only
az refnforcements arrived from Peshawur,
affords them no opening. Great efforts
arc making for speedy concentration at
Peshawur, Many native princes have
rendered their assistance. Gen. Roberts
statements Of his ability TO hold his posi-.
ton and take the offensive on favorable
opportunity, have been so positive that
the anxiety at first fell on behalf OF the
garrison in Shirpur cantonmOnts Is much
Rbaled."
An official dispatch from General Bright,
dated December IS, informed the ViCeroy
OF India that il General Cough was unable
to force his way to Cabul with his brigade,
ho Bright proposed, as soon as arrange.
ments could be made, 10 hold the posts
from India TO Gundamuk, and advance on
Cabul with a division numbering 5000
men.
The Russian press is very violent in It's
criticism on the affairs In Aighanistan.
The Ga;elte de 81, Petersburg says: 1--WE
must candidly confess that Russia would
not break her heart in the probable event
OF General Roberts column sharing the
fate OF Cayagnari's Embassy"
CALCUTTA, December 2i.-A dispatch
from General Roberts, dated the 18th,
urges Gen. Coughs immediate advance,
in light order, without tents, and only
taking ammunition and supplies for five
or six days. Gen. Roberts states that there
is no enemy between Jagdallak and Cabul
TO oppose Gen. Coughs advance, and adds
that he shall be able to settle affairs in
Cabul when Gen. Cough joins him. Gen.
Cough will leave Jagdallak on the 2lst
today with 1,400 men and four guns,
picking up 700 men and two guns at Sata.
bond.
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FrightruI AccItlent.

PirrsBuRdH, December 2O.-About two
o'clock this morning, as the third section
of the Union Freight Line westward
bound was descending the heavy noun.
tain grade at Gallitzin, on the Pennsyl.
yania Railroad, coupling broke about
the center of the train. As soon as the
break was discovered the engineer put on
steam, and the locomotive, with the for
ward part Of the train, sped down the
mountain at llghtning.like speed. Des.
pite this accelerated movement, however,
tho detached cars attained a frighttul
velocity, and after q chase OF upward OF
three miles, came crashing into the for.
ward cars at point nearly opposite the
signal-tower at Cresson. Five heavily
ladened cars were thrown from the track
and three Of them were badly wrecked.
AS soon as the shock was over it was dis.
covered that D. II. Hoover, brakeman,
had been buried In the wreck. When be
was found he was dead, aud It is sup.
posed that he was instantly killed.
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PARNELL AND DILLON COMING.
Active Preparations for the Reception q
the irish ArIfntOra M Nau Vo.I,

Active Preparations for the Reception Oi
the Irish AEItatOrH at New York.
New York, December 2l.-The follow.
ing cable dispatch has been received By
DR.. Phillip E. Donler, one of the secreta.
ries of the Parnell reception committee
QuEENsrowN, December 2l.-ParnelI
and Dillon have just sailed. The Land
League commissions them to receive as
sistance for the relief of the distress
which the League will distribute. The
distress is very pressing.
LAND LEAGUE, DUBLIN.
John Dillon, who accompanies Mr.. Par.
nell, is a prominent Dublin barrister
and sonot-John B. Dillon, the patriot
Of 1913.
A special meeting OF the New York re.
ceptiOn committee has been called for an
early day to take action on the distress
question: All Irish societies are invited
10 send delegations. 1t is considered Ger.
tain that Gilmore's Garden will be en-.
gagged for the reception. An admission
fee will be charged and the proceeds for.
warded to the poor OF Ireland. All the
wealthy Irishmen in the city will be per.
sonally canvassed Tor subscriptions, and
the committee are sanguine OF success;
so all the Irish organizations are taking
an active part in the movement.
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light that produces no deleterious gases,
no smoke, no offensive odors, a light with.
out flame, without danger, requiring no
matches to ignite, giving out but little
heat ,vitiaing no air and free from all
tlickeIing; light that Is little globe OF
sunshine, and this light, the Inventor
claims, can be produced cheaper than that
from the cheapest oil. The inventor finds
that the electricity can be regulated with
entire reliability at the Central Station
Just as the pressure Of gas Is now regula.
ted. The entire cost Of constructing the
lamp is not more than twenty-five cents.
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BERLIN, December 2o.-Requisitc meas.
ures have been taken to prevent any dan
gerous extension Of the prevailing famine
and disease in Sllesia, Ravages have hitherto
not been extensive, and there need be M
fear now that danger will develop. Tho Pro,
vinCial authorities have voted 400 0OC
marks for directly mitigating the hunger
Of sufferers, and $50, 600 marks for the con,
structlon Of roads and other relief work
The Emperor has placed at the uncondi
tionaI disposal Of tho Poor Law oificcrf
100000 marks, which had been contributed
in commemoration Of his golden wedding
Generous sums have likewise been giyei
by the Empress, Grown Prince and othcl
members Of the royal family, and by Ii,
nnhlic. = -
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a Prlesl,s snIt nor san .non

INDIANAPOLIS, December 2O-ThO differ
ences between Father Fitzpatrick, priest
of St. patrick's Church since 1860, and
Bishop Chatard has been taken into Court.
Fitzpatrick sues for So. .OOO-Sl7,O ior
money advanced in building the church
and school.house, and $4,000 for for nine
years salary as priest. When Chatard
came here he removed Fitzpatrick Ia
Evansville, but he declined to 20 until be
was settled with, and as result the Bisk,
op suspended him from the priesthood
and now this suit Is brought The differ.
ences have attracted much local interest
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BRIDGEPORT,

II mono but sinners stand on slippery
places, where do you find your Christians? !?
Clutching franticaIIy at a paling fence or
a lamp-post, or lying flat on their backs.
Yesterdays Ne'rs Letter states that "John
Hill going to open his hotel Monday
next with grand ball and supper. All
invited This is a grand mistake. The
party is 10 be select one, and name but
those invited will be admitted. 1t will be
the most brilliant and toney affair OF the
kind ever held in Bridgeport. Kramer's
band will furnish the music. Supper will
be served at tho Imperial Hotel Ut twelve
o'clock.
Doctor Todd took bucket, yesterday
and stepped gaily out to his cistern, and
pumped It full. Grabbing tho bucket in
his right hand, aud holding his left at
right aUgles with his body, he started
boldly for the house. About the third
step he made, his north foot took sudden
southern movement, and he hoped on 10
his south foot and rolled his eyes north.
ward, le saw he was approaching the
bucket, which was on level with his
chin. lie clutChed tho bucket lranLically
in his left hand, and held il in a trem.
bling and uncertain balance, until both
feet, which he had by this timo socked
down on tho ice, started westward with
a spasmodic kind Of n slide, MS though
they had n long roNd TO travel and hadn't
long to tarry.
The doctor taking his eyes of the buck.
eE 10 see where his feet were going. thai
vessel in lis orbit struck tho doctor iair on
the shirt front, with its rim across his
throat, emulating the doctor somewhat,
being bottom up. The doctor put on some
dry clothes, and said he wouldn't care 90
much about It, but neighbours litllc virl
ran in and told her mother that Doctor
Todd was out in tho back yard practicing
for circus.
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OUR HANCOCK LETTER.
New CUMBERLAND, W. VA.
Decemher IN 1870
Editors IntcllIsoucer.

OeSSAUei w AotV'
Editors IntcllIGsucer.
Considerable stir is manifested here over
a marriage that is yet to be. Big prepara.
tons on quiet plan are developing them.
selves.
The Cantata OF Queen Esther was rem.
dered here last night to an immense
audience. The performance was very
good, in fact the best ever given in this
place. Our home talent surpassed them.
selves, and everybody went away pleased.
Some parties, not held in the highest es.
TEEN BY any one in this community, at
tempted to create feeling against it, but
their exertions only served as an adver.
tisement and packed the hall the fuller.
The "boom" has struck our worthy edi.
tor OF the l'ldepsRdent' He has his hands
full of orders for job printing, and en-
ploYs extra type settlers 10 enable him Ia
got his paper out on its regular day.
DANTE
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Mr.. W. ?. Stanley, Of New Cumberland,
Hancock County, W. Va, had a little six.
year.old son operated on for cataract last
week by DR.. sadler, No. $50 Penn avenue,
assisted by Dr. W. Shanley, grandfather oi
= tae ,itn snlLd; a. both eyes were noticed to have
white hlm IN the pupil when It was tlf.
teen months Old: Only ten minutes were
occupied IN administering ether aud oper.
aang on both eyes. The sight 10 greatly
increased and improving every day,
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NEw YoRK, December 90.-Arriyed-
Steamships Victoria. from London; De
Ruyter, from Antwerp; Neckar, from
QuEESsrowN, December 2o.-Arrived- l.
Abyssinia, from New York.
ANTWERP, December 20.-Arriyed-
Steamer Helyetia, from New York.
NEw YoRI, December 2l.-Arrfved-
City OF Montreal, Liverpool; Mikado
Glasgow
QuEESsTowS, December sl.-Ariyed-
Britannia, New York,
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AT PITTSBURGH AND FRAyELIy PA

PtrrsBuRoH, December 2l.-stoner, Nc.
Lure & Co.'s box factory was destroyed by
fire last night. Loss 5000.
This afternoon at Franklin, Pa, an ex.
plosion Of gas at the Eclipse Lubricating
Oil Works, caused by destruction BY flre
Of six tanks, the machinery and fye or
six hundred barrels OF oil. Elmer Smith,
one OF the employees, was badly burned.
Loss from So, 900 to $1,000.
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GERMANY AND THE VATICAN.

LoSnoS, December 9O.-A dispatch from
Rome, says; Negotiations between Germa-
ny and the Vatican areabout to take q new
departure. As the abrogation OF the MAY
laws seems toiorm an insepatabIe difticuI.
ty, It is now proposed TO drop all mention
Of those laws while The agreement Should
come to the point that the Prussian GOV.
arnment should present new project Of
law regulating the relationship Of Church
and State, The Vatican considers that thC
Church would thus protect her rights and
would obtain what she has been demand
ing ever since the enactment Of the May
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Cold YnIe.

SYRACUSE, December Ala cold wave
struck this city this morning. At &
o'clock Saturday afternoon the thermome.
ter stood at 10 degrees above zero and at q
o'clock on Sunday morning at 19 degrees
below zero. Twelve freight trains were
stalled between Clyde and Syracuse 10.
day by the extreme cold. To.nirht the
weather is moderatlng.
ST. JoIN, n. B., December 2l.-To. .day
ls the coldest so lar this season, The
thermometer this morning registered Il
degrees below zero, at Fredlston 10 and a
Monckton 24 below. - "' :
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TlrrlS, o., December 2O.-Georgo Win.
terstein, agent Of the n. W. o. R. R. a,
this city, buried to-day his third child
which has died Of diphtheria this week
His fourth and last child is also very low,
This dread disease Is sweeping through
this city TO an alarming extent, as nearly
every physician has from two to six case
under treatment. III n.
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Mn. W. F. pErRRsoS reports $500 Of
the $4,000 Of stock in the W. & P. railroad
necessary to the survey. Before Saturday
night we hope to report the raising OF the
whole amount. Parkeraburg is waiting on
Wheeling. Her quota was made up several
days ago. She means business. Does
Wheeling mean business2
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R!.l,or naren,s ConIlllIn,,.

BOsroS, December 2O.- Bishop Haven's
condition this evening is unchanged. It
is barely possible ho may recover from the
complication of diseases now attacking
him, but this, in the judgement Of attend.
ing rhysicians, is decidedly imnrobahle
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, The marks last vt evening indicated Z feet
6 inches and falling. 49,
The st. Lawrence loft Saturday for Gin.
cinnati with good trip out.
The Andes Is due to-day from Cincin.
the usual hour. ~
Tho local packets are running as usual.
IBy TsIeSapa.I
CAIao, December 2l.-River 20 feet and
falling, Light rain and foggy. Thermo.
meter So.
CINCINNATI, December 2l.-Riyer IL ieel
and falling. Weather cloudy with liehi
rain; The Granite State passed up from
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FIRE RECORD.


RICHMOND, December 2l.-The roof Of
the main building Of Earlham College was
burned this evening. Loss by fire and
water, about $1,000. 1t was covered by
insurance,
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TnE Cincinnati Commercial of yesterday,
says that "the Grant boom has struck
twelve"
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SEw foEE, March lj.-Cuttun-nulI, nj
. l3lmI l5.lGr. Fl0ur-Quirtand unrlan.,d
Whca'-lrrcgular rejected spring >Dn; 30. {
Il" Sc; M, > do "3iHjc; ungrddcd 9!ra$lOG
HnEraird winter red 81 l!al l9'.; SO. = Ito
Il WTl u; No. do 81 liaI II. Nn. / in
= lh.al Il, nnsrWIri amber 81 lOaI lOl,
NJ. @anhrr Il loal lII.. No / du 81 IgIs
unsfl'lrd whit" 81 II: NJ. 3du 81 HiaI ulr5
y" : IL" 81 loHl lois: No. ln 81 I9aI Is.
rr:N "a IL" y H. Rye-pull; western G0aj9 ,c.
IarirY- ball AMI unchanged. Malt-Dnll
and nominal. Cora-Nnlcmtc demand IN.
graded @!!aii'.c , 40 3, iIc; steamer ~ IA
II &c; No. >, ~ .aijc Oats Heavy; 81 3
white 3!' sc: NJ. 3!9.&}l,c; western mixed
3!',G N".23",a&', white western a7a3i g.
LAY steady and unchanged. at ina4jc. Hops
Firm and Tnrhansrd COiIrr-Siu,ly mid
unchanged. sugar and MolISscs -Hnminally
unchanged. Rirc Steady and fair drmand
P"tr"Ienm-Slcady, United s5;,uSGI3c: crude
'hN' e refined 9',c bid. Whsky-Sl Gls
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,t> tN>N1L March I5-Cullnn n,,r
Flour lrll and unchanged Wheat steady
AMI IN lIlr demand red aud white n Wiai ni
Com In good demand At 'aiaE7c oats
Hu', hnt nm at @ihaUr Rye Ia rrud lie.
mml At lnll IHmcN harley Firm, 80 . tail
nultl VI i"Ik quiet aud firm at - 81 bid .
held nj i@ lmlk Meats Stronger shout.
der, 'tHH raNh So seller Arm, short rl,.
81 81 ~ rrD, snl'a n II 5, mivrr March
and seller ArTil, 81 H. sLllcr May 3 n rllrr
mu" -h"rl clear held nj E ~ Macon
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III" Inv TINT the Republicans IN Ion.
gr"NN rT"pOSr tH Maintain. the Rrurui
0Which was An'IdIrd pUm Ihr tnnru.
pTinii"n mn by the nrIu0rrnc, There.
ny HtHlrr'mg M L>irn %r,>Inn Nrrr>.
NnrI.
SEXTON coll. Whenever IN nI,y city ar
town having upward ri twenty lhnSurd
inhabitants There ar" two crliru, thereof
"r Shaa"'rr, IN any county ur Parish. in
any Congressional lII.'ri,;. there ar len
rliinrs thereof ui good -lnn..:u" who
prior IN ANY registration ii voters i,r M,
election lur Representative ~ Drlrg,lr in
the trmgrra. III the United States. urrIirr
i"amy rhr'l"n d! whinh 4 Representatives
~ delegate To- uusirss Is ~ Gr ,p,ri .uy
max" known in wrl'Iu; To- the .MIr oi
the Circuit Cont 81 the United state, lot
the circuit wherein such riIy ~ town.
county Ut pari-l, II situated, their ,ir,lr
Ia have such registration NJ such election
~ both, guarded and srrullnilrl. The
Judge, within not les than ten ,lnys plior
Ia III" registration, tone there hr, ~ il ~
ngi-lIHtmG he r"puIrd. within not Lee,
than ten days rltm 70 the election, Shall
0pnn thu CIrrnt CrEl VI III" most con.
vHnicnt paint IN the rlfrul
"Srr 9,Ul2, The Court, Whrn 80 nlmnrI
hy the Judge, shall proceed /" appoint mud
, commission from 'lny :" 'lhy aud from
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, March i5.-Flour-Qulet and
unchanged WheAt-Western stronger and
better; No . Pennsylvania red o. l3Kal "a
No. . western winter red. spot and March
81 l2al II; April, 81 i2l!; May 81 I2iI
Corn Western steady; western mixed, spot
March and April 43xa43Ifc; May 445Sat4 Jtc
steamer 3y1a3gAc 0Rts-Firm and un'
changed Rye-Quietand unchanged. Hay
Provisions, Butter. Egg Petroleum, Coffee
and Whisky-I'nClAnged.
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NV YORE March l5.-The dry goods bus.
incS continues fairly active with j0bbers and
cotton gUO,lS In steady demand ut iirst hands
Prints in improved request; dress goods job.
hing freely; ginglIams sluggiSht; lawns and
piqueS more active; mems wear wOOlcns
quiet; foreign silks and dress goods in fair re.
ulleSt
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ToLEDo, March 5.-Wheat-Firm; No. /
white Michigan 81 O2IG; amber Michigan spot
81 OK; April 81 %; May 81 OK; No. :
!cd winter SPOT March 81 OGy5; April 81 on;
May 81 OK; June 81 o.; western amber
= Oj4 COrn-Quirt and higher at 353tc
M. ! spot 3jI5c; May S3sc; tlo white &c
rejected SRC. Oats-Dull; No. 92Sc.