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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-08-23

STRAW FOR FooD.-A small quantity
OF straw might be fed TO working
horses without injury, Straw fed only
once day TO working horse is an en-
tirely different thing from straw morn
Ing, noon and night. And it is the
same with fattening animals. With
mich cows It is different, and they NAV
be fed considerable quantity of straw
and not affect the 1ow Of milk. The
most important thing, and something
that is usually neglected, is 70 keep the
appetite of the stock always good. This
Is easily accomplished by judiciousl v
Feeding straw and hay together
, 1879-02-27

Tho State Senate yesterday passed the bill
providing TINT tho sessions Of the Supreme
Court shall hereafter be all held a. Spring
field, iuateaa Of alternately at Oltawn, Mount
Vorzon, and Springfield. This Is q wise
measure, mud 50 obviously wise that tho won
der is TINT any other rule should have ever
prevailed. Tho soat Of government is tho
only proper p1ace for the meeting Of the
Supreme Court Of tho State, aud We question
whether thoro is another instance In any
State Of such Court making grand tour
every yoar, or TINT n Court representing Tho
whole State should hold ita meetings In yati.
Gus localities. Our reripstetio Supreme
Court has been au anomaly, and wo l,opo the
Senate bill wilt become law without delay.
We understand tho bin turns ovor tho Court
Houses and librarios at Ottawa aud Mount
Vernon to tho Appellate Courts Of those dis
| tric.s, which will be OF convenience to those
tribunals which really ought to be empow.
cred tn hear md finally determine two-thirds
of the business now taken To tho Suprolne
| Court.
, 1879-02-27

The oo,lrso OF tbs SENATE Democrats on
tho political amendments to tho Approprla-
ton bills was distinctly outlined yesterday In
their treatment Of that portion OF tho
Deficiency bill which includes provision for
dcfraying the expenses of United states
Courts and ot Fcsloral officers engaged In
conducting prosecutions aguiust yiolatora of
the Elcotioq1aws. Every De1nocrtH in the
6snate voted against the measare, Juslgu
DAS1s, es Illinois,. sidiug with then.
THO amendment wsa adopted by u
strict party division, tie vote stand
ing 50 To 81. There II no doubt
that fhs House rider to tue Legislative Ap'
propria.ion bill, covering exactly the sumo
question Of providing for tue punishment OF
parties guilty Of election frauds, would re-
ceiye the full Democratic vote in tho Seuata
II It ua1us before l4at body as an independ'
out proposition, hut, eomiug ~ An attach
ment to an Appropriation bill with Which II
, 1879-02-27

Gen. JAMES II. PAINE, who died Inst week IN
Milwaukee n. a:a advanced wye. was one ol tho
mos. distinguished citizens Of Wisconsin. Ills
family settlcA III panesvll'e+ O., over sixty
years ago, an.1 n,any numbers Of 1t became
prominent in tl.c history OF That State. Gen.
PAINE was onc Of tho Old Liberty Guard, md
was Il candidate for Congress- agalnst tho Into
JOSHUA Il. GIpprsds, w1,osc AnttS!avcrY record
Is well remembered by tho oi0ur readers 0f TIE
TRIBUNE. TAlAE VAS not only M original
Aboltttonlst Of the ,nost pronounced type, hut
Lo was ono Of The stockhotlera md Directors Ut
the Underground Railroad +" that startcd at
the Ohio River and ran through tint State to
Lake Eric md Canada. Oyer th1a route hum
drcds Of runaway Slaves found fr:cuea md free
dom. Gen. PAINE removed to milwaukee, while
WIscansta was yet Territory, md took nn
active part In political affairs, llvlpng
to orgautze the Republican party, mud
working efficiently til ta ranks. lie Was
of counsel tn tic celebrated case of the United
States against SHERMAN II. noorIt, In the
GLOVER rcacuc trial, In which the sunfcno
! Court OF Wisconsin declared that tho Fugitive
Slave law Wns unconstitutional mud need nus
/ be obeycd by ct!zrn u that Btate,-t,le
| late Assocfatc.Jnsttee y. D. SMtTu Tcading
! thn opinion Gou. PAINE was the father Of tic
lnte Judge BrEoN PAINE, Of thu Suoromc Court,
| ono of tho most logeal all accurate thinkers IT
tho Northwest.
, 1879-02-27

The following extravt from tsso conversation
of Washington I'oss reporter with ono Of the
pepas.u,sas clerlsa may serve to throw little
light oa tho wuY thtngs arc done tn Washing
tdh:
was coliecteI ioE JotiK LudAN's reception. Thu
dfumt,ers went drought eyorY ono Of tho Depart
mcrts, and scarcely y ,nau cscapsl. 1t " per.
fcCtiy yonap1in, how much noHsy It takvt ~ nest
those co,latant daH,anta. / bullvYa a0mabody IL
Eutttnv rich out Of LII. Many clerk actually pays
nut ,nrnsy that he nscAs to hay eosHasead loE e!s
iighl pruceuaou., screnadeH. and oyAt.ons, aud for
scoscs nf tAings tlat you 1ou't know an}thlug
abont Thoy wuHtl discharge man IT hc did nut
sun,stImax contribute.
, 1879-02-27

Philauthropio gush aud "religlous
bunconbo Is what tho Rev. j, II. WARREN
calls tho sentimental demonstrations among
religious bodies in the Eastern statoa
againts the passage Of tho Anti-Obiucso bill.
DR.. WAnnEs ia Superintendent of tho
Home Missionary sooioty for tho District
Of California, mud 1t Is his belief TINT
Christian effort among the Ohinamen Of tue
Pacific Coast is effort misplaced nnd wastol,
md that the only place to convert the
Leathen ii in China. He knows by aetna
experience and observation tho necessity 70,
keeping them whero they can bo converted
, 1879-02-27

TnE CulcAan TnEntfsH has rsaolahed pfaneh ploe ca
fr ~, rccrint nf and. hdrcrtsomcnt NJ
follows,
NEW yoEK-1soom 70 Tribune Building. F. 7. Nc
rAnnax. Manager. .....u
PAlts Francc-No. 1s Hue de n drhaEc' Datellcsc'
II. MAILER, Agent. ...,
LnNnuN. Eng.-Amertcsn E1changc. 40 Strand.
HENRY F. uIL1in, Agent.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cai.-Tatacc Hotel
WAsutNQTUN, Il. C.-t5ia F strcoL
, 1879-02-27

Tho newspapers tnnuo air. uArBs what ba I,
Now l,c scada word 10 their representatives th.,
they inay sta1lil In the Lobby and peep In a, IL.
select conpany IN ILLS parlors. Until TIL. b,t,ey
lious many Of tic correspondents were m.
thoroughly cynviuced that "F1aml" ~.
branded on Ills brow.
, 1879-02-27

COMPOUND interest has teyoured Aschba,ho,
pURcRIl, as 1t llus ,nanY worse men. 1tka
remarkable fact that, although thu compound.
Ing Of Interest Without agreement Is Ntcgnl
many people charge It. and others arc foolish
enough to pay 1t.
, 1879-02-27

The ca,lao Of American hutnor suffered gheo
tho proposition to have ats. CosKttsa dtsguel
ont of bed nnl brought to the CapItol bs Tim
Scrgeant-at~Arms was voted down. There woala
have bcen scene when that order was executed
worthy Of the pe'lc!l Of MAST Of NAsnr.
, 1879-02-27

Tho extremely low temperature Of tho
present lour e n. N.Y. Is likely to be modor-
atad Into In tho afternoon by shifting Of
the current west wind to tho southerly quar-
far.
, 1879-02-27

The London Times opcns "lcadcrn thu.lr,
The Duke OF Argyle has published 4 ye5y All,
pamphlet of H0 pages on the Eastern question:
II 1t takes $40 pages to Inako pamullet ia
scotlaud, how many pages arc required for
1u,ns1 '
, 1879-02-27
OPENING THE DOOR TO FRAUD,

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a's'u.enS 'n" p'oss'sA''' - tAo ''''i'S VI
, 1879-02-27

has no legitimate connection, II will not cotn-
maud full party vote, Mr. BAYAnD having
pronounced against the frregularity Of tho
method employed to force through tho Re-
poal bill. He is 1ikoly, howevor, to be the
only Democrat to stand out against II.
, 1879-02-27
PERSONALS.

Can't Als. Edison invent q new kiul oi
sewes gas.
Mr.. Tildcn says truly TINT hu ia innocent~'
OF Innocence.
Schuyler ua1fax Is raco vering hfs health
and hta smile.
Disnarck wilt stop at Brighton during Lid
a.ay In England.
bon Butler 60 loves the South that ho il
even SORT ho Btolo nny spoons,
Mrs. Hicks-Lortl is going to Europe but
not, 10 far as wo know, for another husband.
DR.. Holland Hays thoro must 10 loss soclh
drinking. Thaso must, there 1austr or elae mofa
whisky.
Mr. Potion Is hard up, md he "ou'd
doubtless sglcal on bis unco for moderate apps''
pfintion.
We should bo glad to sec the pedestrians
Of this country tako 9, 700 dosce Of sf5ehn'hs@ u
q, ZOO minutes.
What'a tho matter with our sas7 "hy
tho douco don't ron hurry up with that eles'a'
Hight, 3fr. Kdttonf
4 Californian hAs left John 11ccnlloush
$5, 600, which Ia at least tho price Of 2. oop boe's
Como to Ch1cago+ John.
Tho Zulus don't wear clothes, and the'e
arc consequently no opportunities for thodas con-
tractors during t4elr wars.
Ta,mago has brother Who Is also q
preacher, but he 10 sensible and mohest ano ''0
sssacn.!y hut littlo known.
"The 1ato Ja.uoa Fisk's S10,0o0 opera
glass aet With zoo diamonds. a the a9st o''4'
q lot.ory at church fair In boston,
Sir Dartle Fruto satisfactorily explains 'ne
cauars OF tho Zulu wnr, Int b. nes'ccts 70 e1f'>A
! at all The causes Of tho zulH victories. j..
It WINS rather dscourtuous on tho part "
Mcx,co thst sho didn't have TOW re'o1atio"s 'e'
the entertainment Of her American r1sitofs'
Poor Mr. Augeli! His prison closaos
wunt bs n,ado BY asst.class tailor anu y ~ "s ~
ut a likely that hs Will be ab'o to gst ps'ss's ="
| "hlextco" " las failed in Now YORK. IN
cultured Now-Yorkots expected to eee so.s ~,
Mexican gscasers stea1lHg some l1fo ie4u' ''S>
Doar doar that paragon Of pasaHsspus a.
In. cona c]oan out Of our head, and our eo' asas.
with kicking that fellow with another ossf3 'sN~
down.Btsi,s. -,
Forty.,housauil glasses Of leor wefe atau. ~.
NJ Tho Arion bali IN New York tho Other en'' Wv. ~
| fcw tnors Afton bal!a "oalo euus''o
for The HestsA snlss!on.
lucy cla.tn 9ss"v s,,. '%i e"oo for notice Of hsf
pssd Nav York critic s.D 10, i.,mona 1p pls, /.
p,a.. "e", ,uuss ~
Chicago 0ss'''oDal'y' - r,. yomso's Tam.
I An e1ohanga aaya: .,.'0 10 ~ b,,s psa,ea ths
unon Of cn';aso sla .1.to. A ,e1 haro oo
rtyoli tbut." Thts Is m'''aA'' '"'' '
p.ayea 1t into poo!-soon'> 1,nb
Mr. Talmago says that Charles ~. na nm,
Thosnss Hood, and Astenus ward "e'u ,,es,r ~. bs.
l {tn ~
p'Sps Sp s,ae "a the @ eu. Il he
, 1879-02-27

Senator OoLgsBx ID said to hare requested tho
removal Of Col. RoE, the United States Marshal
for thu Southern District VI tl!snots, on uae
ground that hu violated the Gvil-serslca rules
and worked for Gen. LOGAN DURING tho late
Senatorial cauyass,. Il u further SAIL thAt
, 1879-02-27

THO people Of Oregon, Irrespective OF party,
nrc about Ia Determined aeainst the further In
PRODUCTION Of Cootle serts Into the collntrY rs
the pcupie of California. Yesterday the Doay1
Of lrudc, OF rortland, Ore, Mt full ncctans
passed the following resolution unanl.nously;
L.tsolrtti, That thu ltaara at Trade Of Port.
land Ore. l,cnrtlY tntorsu tho action 1t Congress
lii ttassinw thu Chinese Nestrict!nn Immigration
blu. una earnestiy aoltclts rho President VI the
United States tn approve Iiio same, hetinfnx that
uf ts Northwest paci!ic Cunst, but on thu AntoE1'
can nation, now auu nureaftur, tho Rstatest bcua-
n,csce OF the UnIts Aaes, ad TO society 1t large,
'rlIr resolution was forwarded by Telegraph to
President HAYES, signed by the Vieo"ptcadant
utd Secretary OF the boatd
, 1879-02-27

The lForid discovered on the 29J Inst that
WARRINGTON WIS "a Rebel Brigalfer." True;
but l.o was not elected In that capacity to ths
British Parliament and encouraged 10 buttlola
ltle Government tic rchcllcl aga!uBt.
, 1879-02-27

Ono hundred years. hence some officer Of tho
Republic will open The Centennial safe Iu Slut.
uary Hall mud marvel at the rccorl of case In
which, citizens Of Pennsylvania, haslng reeoIyel
q subsidy, voluntarily returned 1t.
, 1879-02-27

An extra session wuu1i not be MI unmixcl
evil II It stoutd be necessary for tho deiea. Of
Mr. tony noAoit's s3,M0,0W grab. But Con-
grcss should compass tsifs In the regular tes-
, 1879-02-27

mon in tho Illinois Legislature tint Cllica-
go's intorost In this btl1 Is not entirely aeilsh,
hut that one Of tho chief purposes In to ren-
dor tho city, Mt the city'a own expense, even
moro attractive for tho thonaa1,da Of visitors
from other rnrta Of tlle stato than 1t is now.
II this bill shall bacomo n Inv with tho
emergency clause, wo can safely promise tue
members OF tho LegiBlnturo TINT whom thoy
seek Chicago noxt summer as the favorito
summer resort nf the Wost, tlolr friontls will
tnkc them riding along nno Of tho hand
soneas streoss III Amorfoa (Dliohigan avon',e),
ica,liug to ono Of tho largost pnrks.
md that they will not merely OH
joy ths luxury Of such ride,
but feel comncniabio rrido In
tho reflection tint they lave boon instra-
montat In lroriding tho npcossary authority
for tho Improvement TINT ia necessary to
make our parks accessible. These gontic-
mou will also visit Chicago In large nnnahera
during tho raoing-week OF next summer,
wheu tho largest number Of fast horses evo.
brought togothor will give exhibitions Of
speed, md then thoy will hayo nnothor op'
portunity for enjoying tho fruit of tho
measure now before them; for tho West
Park people, by that time, will also have
agreed upon and improved some one streel
| lending to their pnrk and to tho raco-coune
Tho members Of the Legislature who shal
participate III noxt summers drivos md out
door amusenlcnts, whether ~ residents ol
Chicago or visitors to tue city, will fud soms
reward for their support Of this noasurs
In tho increased comfort, convenience. ant
healthininess OF ronohing ot.r great breath
ing.placos rapidly md easily.
, 1879-02-27

fit ,lad been foresten by The pcoplc OF Call
foruia ulltl Orogon that Alr. HAYES would se!o
the Anti-CoolIc bill, how many votes wuuld IL
hayo received In tll0se Statcsf
, 1879-02-27

1t would be very much to Commissioner
WMEELE.l's interest the price Of drinks slIuuld
rIso to $10 drop, treating barsea, and 10 FREQ
rum ut the county h1l1Gings.
, 1879-02-27

vo5Esnr's S.n, ' e"ndllaso for tho plaec !. ,o, ,
StuLAoah11N' Nr NOW If Tho stato Av,!v'!s. d. =.
once' Mno II ulso LOGAN man, but In, yio'a,.s
no. oIlIeal psonrlctea In supporting lis ses' r,a"s
!he tenth OF tlcae reports n mt c.tat,I.,. uss.
out II @ 'ato to say lint II rc,norats mr. ~
n,aslo on thcao Grounds, Col. Ron vii, M, :" ~
1he only man IN the State 10 loso ls pIacr hs ps
Federal officials III this State wto did mi e,a, ls
u!c clv'tsorvtcc order during thu srn,,n'' @,s'e
canvass nra exceptions, not the ru)c. NN'''s'
, 1879-02-27

3,pace, hnpnfprss, anil prosperity Of the peo-
plo, and to tte stability aud integrity Of tho
nation, than evor JEFF DAVIS and his follow
era wero whom thoy surrounded Washington
with armed battalions Of organized soldiers.
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TIE FIAT1sTs F00LIsuHEs6 In CONGRESS
Tho gentleman with the romantic name Of
G1rpEnT DE- La MATYn, who hails from tho
matter-of-fact State Of Indiana, has issued
On Address on hoholf Of those nomoors Of
tho noxt Congress who wero elected as
Greenbackers, Independently OF tho Two
ohief political parties. This address claims
that tho persons so elected hold tho balance
Of power III tho noxs House Of 1sepresonta-
tires, announces TINT they bavo resolved to
act together in securing tho organization Of
TINT House, md confcsscs that they "pro-
pose to wield Tint power for tho sole pur-
pose Of ombodyin9 our principles in law
THIS is practically notice to tho two parties
which may diaputo tho control Of tho House,
In case somo fifteen or sixteen members net
independently Of both of them, that holthor
tho Democrats nor tho Republicans will bo
allowed to organize tho next Congress unless
one or tho other shall agree, in consideration
of tha Gxecnt,aoa vote. 10 poss tho loa1glation
t,or,nn7od bv tho Grconbackera We f1o
mt know. nor caa any ono say will,
certainty, that tho Grconbackcra in tho
next Congroas willing to net Independently
of botb tho Ronnb1iean nnr.v md tho Dom
ocratio party arc numerous enough to dictate
INV such barga;u as Mr., DE- Ia MArYn pro-
poscs: Int no do know that ncithor Of the
trv, 1,,5,r,, ,,n-+,oo mr., ontar ;n.o any s,,c1,
, 1879-02-27

hroyIcker's Thentre.
uadlaon street. between Dearborn and Flats. En-
esxemcnt Of Rlce's Surprise Tasty "tlobinton Cru
, 1879-02-27

Clark street. opposite tho Conrt-Ifotise. "0ur 1nn
cant Pastor" Variety entertainment.
, 1879-02-27
Che Grtbae&ne.


nr MAtr.-1r AnvANCE-fosTA0E fHErAtp: nr
Tt1Y Ettton, ono yr&f...s. ''s''."' ''0 A9sHH
fatta of 5eal ret III ::ian; ;Sn;s
HHCtt....,tss.....
Saturday Edition. twelve paEcs..-..........'.. <'oo
wEEKLr EDITION., POSTPAID.
f1nA cory rfr Tcnf.
Club OF
club 0f sss '*.'|tb'sf K
E1ub Of tHcHtT.. %ooo
sreclmen cnutcs sent free.
ftye ro.t ONtce adrcas Ia fult Including stato and
County.
l,emtttAnccs nJ 10 1nade either b5 draft, e1pseSs.
Toat Urt order or In Registered letter. NJ nne f1sK.
TERMS 10 CITY sutsEfliHkRs'
Dny delivered, Sunday excepted, u cents per week.
y,nt,Y de,,ycfe Sunday Included, 10 cents per week.
Address THE TH1nUSE COMPANY,
Corner Madison and .}carhorn. .sta.. Chtca9es III.
Orders for tho delivery Of TNk fEtnraE ~
Enalewood. an, uydt Park left In the colntsngroom
will receive prompt attention.
, 1879-02-27

afdy Of 30, 3,000, 900 10 JonN Roach, and waste
5000, ,0o0, 400 undor tho plca Of paying bnck
pensious, and 'sB,00D,0o under Tho pfctext
Of improving rivers md l'srboFs, 1t haa roo
lntely and dolantly rofuacd to establish
national sayings.bauks. In which tho Ameri'
can rooplo might inyost 80 much Of their
earntngs as hava not alrenly been stolen BY
tho private sarings-banks. These laseer In
st,tutions now hold son.o thousand or more
millions Of tho peopla's savings, which tlley
hold and III ao,uo Stasos nro protected ny
law from paying out, md because taeso
private banks, many OF which are unable to
pny. do not want tho national savinRs-bnnka
established, Congress tie1antfy refused to
permit them. While tho United States Is
borrower to tho st,m Of noarly two thousand
millions OF dollars, Congrehs, at the lictat'on
Of these private baaks, refused permission to
tile people to deposit thcir Swings in the
Treasury.
Within tho next few days tho lobby at
Washington will bo active. Money will flow
ont OF tlle Treasury for ovory conceivable
job, speculation, and fraud; pnFty zcal will
prcc'pisato national affairs to tho verge If
not to actunl revolution; Congress will close
the doors Of tho reHastensiary to guilty crlm-
ina1s whose votes may bo necessary for par
~ supremacy ani1 tho refinement Of sonsi-
mentality will reject tic Anti Chinese bill.
and give JOHN 1toAou three millions of
money extorted from the suffering and OK.
cc8siyely-taxcd industry of tho country. Tho
~ n&n 1+&rft,n t1,a
, 1879-02-27

rlymnnti Chnrrh. .....
Michigan aTcnuc. between Twenty.hftt and Twenty
sixth streets, Lecture BY Prof. ONcilt on "sctenco
Art, Literature, and TrsYc}." with Illustrations.
, 1879-02-27

Randolph ttreet h-tMren Clark and Lasa}Ie. En-
kagcment Of J. X. Ernmet, hFrltz.@
, 1879-02-27

First Regiment Ariuarr.
jackson street. between Wabash and Michigan arc
nLes. Exhibition Of Paintings.
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
SUMMER RESORTS.

(ArsKILL SUMMIT HILL HOUSE, ONE MfLR
Ntrom the VILLAGE; terms tor city boarders May june.
September and October. ~: July and August - per
week temperance capacity. 15t Address l.. NJ UOEl'h-
Ius, Proprietor. 2,ri West 39th st. New York
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
SUMMER RESORTS.

ISRovER HOUSE, CALDWELL. e. j., IL MILES
Ufrem city. .Ccmmntation depot stage inclned 81 80
hcaithiest and dclightfu location New York
elegantly furnished; table UNSURPASSED; will open May
parties contemplating removal ~ May make extra
favorable permanent Arrangements Circulars az 81
james Hotel Postal address. iu5 Henry St. brooklyn.
Mrs. l. BANk.Alip. Lessee
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-12-11
A Rare Feat Of Courage.

A bravelad has just performed rare
feat of courage, common sense and
presence of mind in Berlin, in the pres
ence of a very few observers. A milk
cart, containing no one but little girl
about three years old, was being wildly
dragged along the Muhlenstrasse, by a
furious horse, and no one dared to rush
at the bride of the galloping beast. A
boy, apparently not more than thirteen
years old, sprang forward, and rolled
large empty tub, which was standing at
a shop door, into the center of the road.
This brought the horse to an instants
pause, and when he tried to pass at its
side the boy seized the bride and hung
on, at the same moment throwing up
his legs and clasping them tightly
round the horse's neck. This heavy
burden in so unusual a place brought
the terrified beast to a full stop, and
the bystsnders hurried up and lifted
the LITTLE girl out Of the cart. While
all manner Of questions and soothing
speeches we're being addressed to her,
The hero Of the action quietly slipped !
away, no one knowing his name or
iWelling.