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sTEUBENvnLE.
Election Day-EGorts of the Candidates
The Loan Exhibition-NusIcal Culture.
crp,,rr,,,,, n-

STEuBENvILLE, April7.
Edition. lnteIlgeuecr
This is election day and the streets pre.
sent to an Observers eye an excited and
busy appearance. The candidate may be
seen running to and fro among the crowd
ondeavoring with eloquent words, set off
by wild gesticulutions; to impress upon
the minds of the voters, the inferiorlty of
his opponent, and the superiority OF him.
self. Money Is being scattered freely and
intoxicating liquors flow like water; and
the man who has the most money and
uses it freely will undoubtedly be elected.
The verdict brought in by the Jurors in
the Stewart murder case, seems very rea.
sonable, and the opinion is that II will mt
be overruled by the Court, - ''N'
The Loan Exhibition will DO opened nm
the 10Th Of May. Committees have besn
appointed to solicit subscriptions and ~
procure rare articles OF virtu. Many an
antique article has already been found and
polished up by the curiosity hunters, W
Tho Soldiers Reunion is still boom.
ing, and 1t promises to be the rrandest
thing Of the kind ever held in the State
A letter. received from Captain Fields,
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
Ohio County Circuit Court April Rules, 1872.
Francis D. Chapllue
ChAneery.

49,, N, IN Cnaheery.
peTisees, Ct al.
Whereas, on the 10th day Of March, 1870, writ Of
see taetas was Issued out Of the Clerks office Of The
Circuit utt Of Ohio county against the d. PENDANTS In
the foregoing sui the object u which said viii i To
reyiTea certain decee made and entered In the iOre-
going cause On the 9th day Of March, 1886 in favor Of
Alexander GhApliue agllnEt the bel at Ia Of Moses
W. ChApllne, deceived, for the benefit Dt ANY 8.
Chapline AMI Anna q Chapline, heln Mt law u Alex
RBdeF u. Chapllue, deceased who were inlanp at the
time Of the Death Of aid Alexander H. ChaplInr. de-
ceased said Amy G, Chapline and said Anna G. Chan
have taken upon their he u ecution
Of said decree as 70 the balani duo sid executor nm
remaining unpaid aud unsatiHael, which said viii
TetuFnab6 10 April Rules 1872, Of said Court: and
tho further object Of the revival Ot said decree being 10
subject The real esate belonging TO the estate Of aid
Moses W. Chapne, deeoase1, 10 tho aynieut Of AIl
Decree aud tlppearing by the Sheriff. rtnrn Of aid
writGnd an aidavit dled herein that the IuluWIng Il
tendanis arr nOnrrside rs Of the stats Virginia
to-wIIi Mary A. rouitrOy, Elizabeth q. Potts, MaIh
Louisa Lawlenee M0Oes v. chaplIne aue R. Stanton.
Fred. Stanton, Alph0nEo TIldrn, husband " Sophia
T. 1ilden, deetaaedi CHARLES TIL len, her al Law Of
Sophia 7. Ilden decCa ed; Harry Tllden infant hes
At law o. sophia i, Tilden, dectaS d; Fannie chapne
Bessie ChAPln aud Charles Chspne, infant heirs Al
law Il William u. Chapllne, deeea.od; sCplIne j.
theey, Ih0m4s phehy, Henry Melville Spears, hul.
Sgeafs Infant heir at law Of Anna spears deceased:
Minnie 3 bhlns and R9wena Robbins, infant heITS Al
Law Of hoWenl O. Robbins deeralei Notice 4 here
BY given said nonresident defendants 70 apneSr Al
May Rules 1872 Of said Court and do what 4 netNS
safy 10 protect their Interests herein.
9. LlNCH, Sol. for Complainant
aPs-Tu SAMUEL B, Aec0LloCH, Clerk.
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deacon Wilder, want you to tell me
how you kept yourself and family SO well
the past season, when all the rest Of us
have been sick so much, and have had the
doctors running to US so long"
"Bro. Taylor, the answer is very easy.
! used Hop BltteB in time and kept my
family well and saved large doctor bills,
Three dollars worth Of 1t kept us all well
and able to work all the time, and will
warrant 1t has cost you and most OF the
one to two hundred dollars
apiece to keep sick the same time. guess
you'll take my medicine hereafter" See
other column
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DIED.

McCLANE-on Monday morning at SIX o'clock
Mrs. JAM AcCLANE, widow Of the late John Nc,
Nane, In the Seventy.htLh year Of her Sge
Funeral from her late ie.ldenrO, 1905 ChsplInI
street, Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. FiiOrds o.
the family are invited, lRtermsnt at Greenwood,
HEIl-On Sunday afternoon, April q, 1872, At 1850
MARoAREr liEiL1 aged 81 years.
Funeral from the residence Of her parents, No. III
Eighteenth street, on Tuesday morning at o'clock
Friends Of the family are invited. Intsrment at Nj
Calvary Cemetery.
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SnessaL NataseH.
a CARD

To all who arc suffering from the errors and ludIl
cretlOnS Of YOUTH nervous weakness early decay lO
Of manhood, &C., will send recipe that will cur,
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy wa
discovered BY missionary in South America. Send
sClf-addressed envelope to the REv. JOsEPa T, IN
MAN, Station D, Etsc York Cur.
deiDLTThRAW
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TAKE NOTICE.

Tha. the plaintiff will take tho dispositions Of ary
F. WocOt and others at the office o. Geo. r. Llnch,
1868 Chap4ne street, Wheeling, West Virginia, GU the
10th day Of May, 1879, between the hours OF o'clock
4. NJ aud o'clock P. NJ, aud II from any cause Inc
said depOSltlOns shall not DO commenced, or being
commenced shall not DO completed on SaId day, they
will DO adjourned from time to time until they afe
completed. GEO. ? LLECH
ap9Tu Solicitor for Com plaInant
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue o. Deed Of Trust made BY John s.h,...
man and Louisa Schueknan, ha wife. 70 M n T,ns
To- dated May ! 1878, recorded ia he once AZ H.
ClerEo o. the County Court Of Ohio county ~ VIZ
gals, in Deed OF Trust Book No IS page 90 SIIl on
SATURDAY. THE I'd DAY OF NAY, Is7S.
commanding q 10 ocl.ek T. m, sell a, the front IN,
o. g, Court House, said county, The Ioowiov A..
scrbed property, that Is 70 Bay paTt Of tbs IN ~
parcel q ground numbered % lot No. 3d. on ~ ssSt
gue o. Market street, between Atns, ana
HenyStxth street, 10 the Sixth Ward Of Ina rItx ~
wheeling, bounded and described 80 follows, Viz m.
cunning Ten ieetrOm the north sde d lot numhsrsd
aud IN the centre Of The division wall betssSn lam.
menle numbered and s and RAINING thenes ss,Itk
70 leet more or less 70 the centre Of the dyon TSI
oeiween tsnementS and 6, and running haeE az ths
Uniform width Of kad front 70 the Aay IN fhe - :, ~
Sid lot. The numbers Of said tGnementG beSin III
No. 90 the north corner Of LOT No o. s1iIbnine
SAID lot M. 81 together with al ana 6nFnlar fhs ~
pIOVemenS thereon, aud The hefedIl IA ana an
pile1AneGa thereto belonging, Title belIeyed n Ss
1ood but VIII convey only Eueh title n d Sss,sd ~
me by sid DEED Of Trust. e9'S4 ~
TERAs-Two huadrCd doilarr In ea,h on day a, al.
The balance In two equal inStAllments Al Az "a
we've months, pfomtAsory notes beSIIne in1sTsIt
lou day Of tlle 70 b giyen for the dSiss,sJ ~.
menu The due % be retained until pa ymsnt IN ,ah
w J,W. COW n. / Tn.,s luz
- y VVNA"A" eau'Slsoh ApTi.Tu
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
= Ohio County Circuit Court. April Rules, 1872.
n n.., ! i !. T ~.,.... Ia on.p.''y.

The sale II Vest prgtuta, 10 The Sasyg Ohio coau.
", Greeting: }.ar..
We command you that you summon Henry F.
Wolc0t u he 10 found III your Baliwck TO appear at
the Clerks Office u tho Circuit Cur VI Ohio County,
q Rules 70 he held for the said Court on the tit
Monday 10 April, 1879, to answer bill Ia ChAuGery
exhibited HsllnSt huI In the SAid Court by Nary T.
WOlct, and have then and there this writ.
With S. SAMUEL b. McCOLL0CH, Cl, TX Of our said
Court At the Court House Of said county, IN the city
OF Wheeling, the 3lst day Of March, 1870 aud In the
sixteenth year Of the state Of West Virginia.
SAMUEL y. MCLOLLU. Ii. Clerk.
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GrsaSteea' Salez,.
SALE,
". q. CALDWELL Tru.teo.
W. Js W. G0WnEN, Solicitor, 1,htk

TRUSTEES SALE OF cHApL1NE
4 STREET RESIpENCE-Byv virtue Of : deed Of
trustee dated February 1875, and recorded ID BccF
40 Folio icy, viii oner Tor sale at the front dour
2! v ne Court House Of Ohio county, on SATURDAY
described Propery fowls Lot No. I62 htuated On IT,
We! ssds o. chaPli1e street, between I'd and III
TERAS OF sALE.-one-third (or Is much NOR. a,
tnee IN equal Instruments IN IiI, twelve, eiShteen
aud tWe1ty'iour months, with hx pa cenG inisr.
~ ~, The deferred payments 70 50 secured ~
SSSS % o. ~ NJ, on tne SpST old and 90 lnsuf
trust OSNsA'" 'nt
WHEELING, January 8, 1872. AtN'''''
The above ssls Is postponed until SATURDAY
APRIL ~ 1879, At 10 VGl0sk 4. n, At same piSce
mhA B.P. HlLDRErH 1rns,..
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Ohio County Circuit Court April Rules, 1879.
a''' !; ~o'so' In cApncsry.

The object Of thssuIt Is to obtain divorced rineu.
70 mGiriRoHii and the custody aud control Of two
children, barry WOlcut aud Lucy Alberts Wulco, by
tue plaintiff from the defendant; aud appearing iUl
an affidavit led herein that the defendant Is lot an
Inhabltant o. the SIHteol West Virginia, on motion
Of plaintiff It Is ordered that said defendant DO appear
here II next Rule Day, tO-wit, the frat Monday In
May, 1872 and do what Is necessary to protect his Ia
terest b. rein. SAMUEL d. McC0LlOCH, Clerk,
GEO. p. LlNcIT, Solicitor for Plaintiff.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE OF 4RAlys-wHrr1lso 4nsr.

STriadelphiA Accommodation train only runs
between WHEELING and Tr.a1elphla.
tDally except sundny-NeWark Accommodation.
teteubenVllle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and Belllre, stopping when required at
sherman House, &tnaVille, West Wheeling and
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SAMUEL D. MccoLLoCII, Clerk.

INN, ~ p..,,Iu INC ClIEUII V0lFI Of Ohio County.
Daniel y. Berry 10 'h'0S'F''
Take notice that the DISPOSITIONS Of John c, Truxe
Lydia Truxell, Henry Truxell and others viii IL
taken at the office Of DavenRort& Dovouer, No iISs
ChMpllne street. IN the city Of Wheeling, III the State
between the hOurs " o'clock a. NJ aud O'clock ~
NJ, TO DO read In evidence 10 the above name cause
On bthalI 0t said plaintiff. And II, from auy cIliS,
the taking Of tue said dispositions shall not he com
ueneed VI being commenced, shall not DO CONNECTED
on that day, the taking u the saue will be uyFITl
from time 70 iime until the same shall b. eoanlriei
To Daniel W. Berry,
BY DAVENPORT DOvESER,
ApSfu Her AttnFuars
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l. COUNTY. VIVA.
Edward Freunder,
TheobIeet Of this suit l. 70 recover fo m. d.sra.
ant Caroline EbelIng, the sum ii 500 % ev.
soeneea " promlss9ry note Of the said defend.
All made NJ wheeling ". vA dated Igth day oi Juiv
is Tiih interest on aid sum Of $500 % from The iSth
Gay Jay 1SI date Of said note until paid, and the
e3s3 o. IBIS suit aud Il appearing rom an ahdayit
nled n the cause that the said defendant u non.re,
deat lhis stAte and that defendant has not bern
ssrVed with eopy Of the order Of attachmsnt
aAaed In this suit Or With proeens therein; and II
further appearing that E. q. Cracra, earnishee, WI
iHaeoIed o the defendant In the iGm Of $3.50 90
uhe1 summoned 10 thIA case, and that no had then
and has yet 10 bis Possession aud under rs conIrol
ant ordered b. the court that MD defendant b.
ana hereby required 70 appear within one month
AFTER The date OF the 6rst publication 81 Ills o,T ana
ao Shh necessary 70 protect her lntertSts thsrein
saa I51t tbs order b published and posted - n,
Tssts: GEORGE HOOK, Geek.
AT.J Hrors, Attorney for plainua. api.Ta
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

Ohio County Circuit Court. April Rues, 1872.
D D,l,'. i 4 4. s D.,,, In cn'ps'',.
The State d Wsst Virginia, 10 tie Sheriff N ONO coun-
", Greeting!
We command you that you summon Daniel W,
Berry, hO he found In your BIIlWlck to unpeIr at
tue Clerks office Of the Circuit Court u Ohio County,
At Rules to DO held for the said Court on the trsi
Monday 10 April, la79, 10 answer bill 10 chance
exhibited against him 10 the said Court by Lille ~
Berry, and have then there this wit.
Witness, SAMUEL b. McCOLL0CH, Clerk Of our
said Court, Attic Court House, Of said county Ia the
city Of Whce lng, the ID day Of April 1871 aid ia tht
18th year Of the State Of Wet Virginia,
SAMUEL B. MCCoLL0CH. Clerk.
SlEERIFF's RETURS.
Daniel ", Berry Is no Inhabltant Of my bailIwIck.
nor found therein this ID day OF April, 1919.
Il. II. PHILLIPS u, S.
For GEO. X. TINGLE, S. &C.
The object Of this suit Is to obtain divorce from thu
bonds u natrmOny Of the plaintiff from the defends
ant, and IL appearing FROM an affidavit lled herein
that the said Daniel ". Berry Ia not an lnhGbtant ii
the State u West Virginia, motion u the naiUt
Il Is orerd that the Sad defendant do appear here al
the next Rule day, tO-Wit: the inst MunGay ln Nav
1872 and do what Is necessary To protect bis interest
herein,
TesIe SAMUEL D. MccoLLoCH, Clerk
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Eesul Nnt4EaE.


IN 1.-THE THE COUNTY \: y COURT OF OHIO
Edward rreunder,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

WANTED-AP POSITION as FAMILY,
wv sEAAtSrRESS. ReleFUnoo, the adydtlslf's 6Wn
Ai asss Address zErA, tAs oiiss.
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CHILD Fatally BURNED
While Its Parents Are at Church.

A sad accident, which will prove fatal
occurred this morning about II o'clock al
the home of Mr.. Theodore Hermer, a la
borer, living at No. 100 Abigail, opposite
st. Paul's Catholic Church.
The three-year-old child. Joseph. was left
in the room by itself, while the parents
were attending service at the above-named
Church. The little one, in its loneliness,
began to play with the fire in the stnye,
when. all of sudden, sheet of flame shot
out and caught the boys clothing.
Its cries brought in the neighbors, who
found the little one writing in agony on
the floor. The flames were extinguished.
but not until the boys breast was burned
to crisp.
Drs. Rendigs and Richards were called in,
and although they did every thing to ale
viate the little ones suiferings, pronounced
the burns fatal, as the child had inhaled
the flames
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CORN CRACKER CURRENTS.
Knickknacks Knocked Together In
.... Old Kentucky. ....

Specials to the star.
BARDsToWN, Nov IA negro girl named
Unseld, aged nineteen years, was burned to
death last Thursday in cabin in which
lives her brother, Sam. Unseld, near the
residence of Mr.. William Higgins, on the
Bloomfield Pike. She was kindling fire
when her clothes caught.
MUNFoRDsvILLE Nov. 1.-Hart County
Democrat At least twenty-five wagons
passed through Bearwallow lately for the
Western country, laden with emigrants
bound for Kansas. There was sick lady
in one of the turnouts, and her gallant lord
hauled her along over the rugged road.
RICHMOND, Nov. Last week Mrs. lie.
land Maupin inherited $4,000 by the death
or o relative. This week she lost her
daughter Rody, who died of fever at the
house Of her brother-in-law, Waller
Maupin, in Boon County, Mo. Miss Maupin
was about eighteen years old.
HICKMAN, Nov. 1.-The ether evening
Judge &. J. Binford returned from town to
his home in the country, and. on starting
from his horse to the house, fell to the
ground. He was taken to the house in an
nsensble condition. He is said to be i'm.
proving.
DANv1LLE, Nov. 1.-The Convention ol
the Kentucky Young Mems Christian As
sociation is still in session, and has elected
officers as follows:
James F. Huber, OF Louisville, was elect
ed President; w. L. Gowans, of Greensboro,
and Carey /. Warren, of Center College, Vice
Presidents; James H. Deatherage, Of Louis
vile, and Graham Smith, Of Augusta, Sec
retaries. Tomorrow will be a big day.
NIcHoLAsvILLE Nov. 1.-Mrs. W. Lamp
kins, on tffe Jcssamine & Woodford Line
was horribly burned last night and can moi
live
ELIzABETnrowN., KY, Nov. IA shoot
ing affray occurred at f. II. Arvins house
near Rainsyille. this county, Oh Wednes
day last, i'll which Zephanah Thorpe, a no
toriously bad character, met his death al
the hands Of Philip Bordens young man
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City Commissioners

Henry EcErlane, contractor, was given
perm isson to Use the City Roller on Second
ave,lhe from Center to Charles street.
The claim OF John Zimmerman for dam
ages TO property at corner of Second ave-
nue. and Charles street, by reason Of the
grading of Second avenue, was rejected.
The Committee on Water-works reported
in favor OF laying water main in West
Camel street, between Race and Vine
streets, provided ~the petitioners advance
the funds necessary to do the work, the
same to be repaid them in water rents
| without interest The report was approved.
The Western Union Telegraph Company
was granted permission to erect line Of
telegraph pnles on Furteenth street fr III
Plum street to Central avenue and on
Eighth street from the Cincinnati IL Balti-
| moro Railroad track to the foot Of the
PRICES Hill Inclined Plane.
A. Buchanan g. Co. requested permission
| to use Front street between John and Mill
streets for the purpose of unloading cars.
| Referred to the Commissi ner Of District.
Petition for water main III Union street,
between Race and Elm streets, was granted,
| provided petitioners advance necessary
| funds to do the work.
IUregard TO the matter OF PatricK Leavy,
contractor for the construction OF brick
sidewalks for one year. who begged t. de-
cline the execution of his contract, the City
Solicitor, made the following report as to
| Mr.. Leavy's liability: IF Mr.. Leavv refuses
to accept the award made to him. he should
be held to tue strict letter of his bid and be
eauired to pay all the expenses of advertis
ing and the 5000 forfeit for his refusal, as
hc agreed in his bond. P. A. KUMLER,
"City Solicitor"
The Board will take action upon the So
lic;t, rennrt next Monday.
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torious conduct in the battle of Monterey,
the National Bridge and Chaputelec. He
was out of the service from 1851 until the
beginning of the civil war, when he was
made Brigadier of Volunteers and in 1862
was promoted to Major General of Volun-
teers: He was subsequently made Briga-
dler ID the regular army, and took COM
mand OF the Army of the Potomac in JAN
uary, 1865. In June he resigned that COM
mandand in the autumn was placed in
Command of the Twelfth and Thirteenth
Corps at Chattanooga, where in November
he fought his famous battle at Lookout
Mountain. He was mustered out of tine
volunteer service September 1st, 1866. and
on October 18TH 1868, was made Brevet
MAJOR General of the United States Army
and retired from the service.
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FIGHTING JOE HOOKER.
Sudden Death of the Brave Old
Warrior.

National Associated Press TO the 5tar.
WASHINGTON. D. G., Nov. 1.-The follow
ing dispatch was received here last night by
General Thomas L. Young. of Ohio:
'GARpEN CRY, L. l., Oct. 81.
"Gcneral Thomas L. Young:
"Your letter of invitation received.
General Hooker died this afternoon sud-
denly. Signed by the Generals Secretary"
Gen. Joseph Hooker was born at Hadley,
Mass. in the year 1915 and graduated at
West Point in 1887. In tile Florida war
and in the war with Mexico he was success.
sively brevetted as Captain, Major and
Lieutenant Colonel for gallant and meri
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can war horse. the most stalwart of stall
warts" He was received with prolonged
cheers and proceeded to speak to the people
as citizens OF the United States.
While the meeting was for the purpose
of inspiring Republicans in the local cam
paign, Mr. Chandler spoke solely vn ma
tional topics of finances, beginning with
the Ohio Idea. At the close of the meeting
Senator Chandler was accompanied to his
hotel by several friends. Before retiring
he complained Of pain in his side and
stomach, but did not appear to regard it as
anything unusual.
1t is not known whether death came as
he was reclining or as he was attempting to
rise at an early hour. The body was nearly
cold when found. DR., McVickar was hasti-
ly summoned and every effort made to re-
store life.
The body was in perfectly easy position
and the features were as natural as in life.
John B. Drake proprietor of the Grand
Pacific, at once telegraphed President
Hayes, and also John NJ. Bagley, of De-
troit, an old and intimate friend of the de-
ceased. Mr.. Jessie Spalding was with the
Senator in his room until 1880 D. m. The
Coroner has assumed charge Of the body.
THE NEWS AT HIS HOME
DETROIT, Nov. 1.-The news of the death
OF Hon. Zach. Chandler at Chicago fell like
thunderbolt in this city, his home. Poll
tics has nothing to do with the feeling.
Everybody is in mourning. flags at half
mast all over the city and on shirp ng and
business is almost suspended. On the street
corners, in the markets, before telegraph
Offices and at the Board of Trade, sorrow
full groups of men are discussing the sad
event.
At every one of the great business
places where he was personally interested,
sorrow was most intense. Arrangements
for his funeral will be completed by to-
night. The Evening News Office was
thronged with men eager to get latest dis
patches.
HOW THE NEWS FELL UPON WASHINGTON CITY.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 1.-The news of
Senator Chandler's death fell like thun-
der-clap upon all in Washing on, officials
and private citizens alike, and it could
scarcely be credited at first.
At the Interior Department, where Mr..
Chandler presided TOR two years, and where
lie was generally liked by his subordinates.
there is particularly ieeTing of sadness.
Secretary Schurz will issue the official
order announcing the demise of the late
chief of the Interior Department. The
building will be draped in mourning, and
the usual tokens of respect will be paid to
his memory. The death of Mr.. Chandler
will not affect the political complexion of
the Senate. because, as the Governor and
legislature of Michigan are both Repuh-
lican, one Of that party will succeed him.