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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-09-25
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. r..


Its main line runs from Chicago TO Council Bluns
and Omaha, passing through Joliet OTTAWA. La
sale. Geneseo, Moline. Koch. Island. Davenport,
Wet Liberty love City. Marensa Bro9klyr,
With branches from bureau J~uncifqn to Peoria;
neld, Eidon, Belknap. CentroviIle. r,rinoeson,. Tren-
ton. Gnllnttn, Cameron. Ieavenworth and Atchison;
Warrington 10 Sigourney, Qsknlbosa and Knoxville;
keokuk To- F9Tnington; Bonaparss, Bentonsport
iooSa. Peiia. MonrSe, and Bes Moines; Des sfeines
% IndIanoia and winteaset; Atlantic 70 Audubon
Railroad, which owns. controls. and operates Q
through line between Chicago and Kansas
which are inferior 10 none, and give yola double
berth between Chicag9 and Council Bluns, Leaven-
and . SECTION for stve Dollars. willis all other lines
ssas sSs, s1 gsrssl a.. sas az saT po{ Ro,si ssr r 4 sss, Dollars for
What Will please you most whl be the pleasure Of
enjoying your peals, while passing over the beauti-
full pfnirtes Of Illinois and lows, In one OF our mag
nlncent Dining and RestAurant Cars that accompany
ssv sDfS i've csn nss,e Or You 1 can 0resS Wat H ssa ii.ss..
xpprsessiins thss fsseaf s6at a mayor,,y OF the people
prefer separate apartments fQt different purposes.
sand The sncrmous pas,enges business Of tbs linz
SS omsany fa M IL IL II FH f.ssssd s Sc ~eaPISpss c i1ss t fas
for Hating purposes. One othor great feature OF
EATttAcF cA1s as ~. .hEscsh to p.
Ttck1ta VIA this Line, known as the %
Tresst Ageafs IN the United sfntes ard Ca
for tnformation not obsainabie at your
A. kIMBALL,
GEM Superintendent
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-09-25
Brinker Collegiate Institute.
Boarding School for Males and Females.
DENVER, COLORADO.

FACULTY.
Joseph Brlnker, Sem. President.
Mrs. Lizzie @. Brlnker, Matron and Princi-
pal OF Music Department.
Prof. D. Z. Reese. A. B., Ancient Languages
and Natht matics.
Prof w. ]. Waggener. A. b.. science
Prof. Henry Bloch. Phil. d., Modern Lam
guages.
W c. Brinker, Principal or Commercial
Department.
W. o. Brinker. Principal intermediate De-
~partment-
partment.
Mrs, F. I. Rushrnore, Teacher Painting and
Drawing.
TERMS: Board for % weeks. slf0: washing
75c per dozen. Tuition. in primary depart
ment. for 70 weeks, $40: intermediate depart
ment, SIS; collegiate department, $50; music
department, $50. painting and drawing. sl5;
fancy needle work, SIS.
Fall term opens sept. !, 1873. Send for cata'
logne. JOSEPH, DRINKERS,
auli-dlm President. Box 2lSS.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-09-25

Subuulns u AVoluing feVer II Asue.
Ofall chronic disease, fever and ague Is
perhaps the least conquerable by the ordin-
airy resources OF medicine. There Is, however
aremedy which completely roots II out OF
phases. This celebrated anti-perlodic Is
vegetable in competition. and Is not only ef-
ncacipus, but perfectly safe, q thing thnt can
not be predicated with truth OF quiniue.
Hostetter,s Bitters Is, besides, a
most efficient means OF defense against ma
laria, as 1t endows the ply sique with an
amount OF which enables IL to en-.
counter miasmatic influences without pre-
ludice TO health. Persons about TO visit, OF
living In, foreign countries. or portions of
our own where Intermittent or remittent
levers prevail, should not omit to lay in n
suniclent supply OF the yrsat Preventive.
ootn TO avert such diseases and disorders OF
such localities.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-09-25
MEDICAL AID.
Dr.. FIattery,

Formerly of NV
York. Australia
aud San Francis.
co, G o insulting
l'nysi cian, aud
founder OF the
"Harveyan Pri-
waite Medical In
~stifute-" Omc op
p ,~siteInterO Ocean
hrtel. Cheyenne,
Wyo. No mer-
curv or poison
u u used.
Has new reme-
dies for Nervous
-ltebnt AAlf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-09
WELLSBURG LOCALS.

Rev. r. r. Holmes, an old and highly
esteemed resident, died on Sunday
morning His remains were taken L.
Pittsburgh fO. interment.
The natural bridge over the Ohio
here still exists Teams and slelghs
cross without amy difficulty. The he is
about eight inches Thick.
At the residence Oi the brides moth
er, un Tuesday evening, Mr.. George ".
Moren, Jr., Was welded L. Miss Dolly
Roberts MAY their future life be- happy
AMI prosperous.
Mr.. Andrew ElSScT was married tu
Miss Emma West at the Catholic Church
ON Tuesday morning. The happy couple
took their departure on the evening
train Tor their future home in the West.
Miss May Pink Oats returned home
this week from a lengthy visit to Park
ersbuTg.
\ great deal oi hilariousnrsS was visi-
blr on our streets TUESDAY night. Ere
queut visits 10 Ia t'ransc elevated the
BOYS.
Our town dads at their meeting on
Monday night, amended the railroad
ordinance, making it a punishable Of
ienCe for any person OF persons 10 boani
any train, while within the town limits,
unless they have business there.
Our GreenbaCk brethren smole
ghaStly smile Yesterday morning, upon
glancing at the editorial page of the
REGl>rER, where it was announced
that the Greenbsck delegate frOIn thi,
county, the Hon J. {. GiSi, had taken
an active part in the Democratic caucus.
We are Ot the opinion that Mr.. Gist,
by that act, showed his wisdom, and Is
ready to affiliate with the time tried and
hOnOred Democratic party. Mr., GlSt
WAS Formerly a Republican,
An unusually large quantity of ice
has he, n packed here this season. lee
cream Will he plenty next summer.
Our jal has one OCCupant, an aged
tramp, who acts as though A., opHI-as
m.l.itS sheriff Curtis thinks Of rrmuV-
ing him 10 the poor house.
Our churches unite in observing the
week Of prayer. The services are held
at the different churches on alternate
evenings
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-09
THE CREAM OF THE NEWS.
uathered from Our Dispatches.


Emperor Williams health is remarka-
bIy gooI lie still carries his arm in a
,Ius.
The Secretary ui the Treasury has
yallrI ior another tyu millions oi five
tWtutirS ui 1907.
representative lIartriige, ut Georgia,
died suddenly, Yesterday.
The American Consul az Tangier
writes that the muritTvUs Of the Jewish
family will be arrested and their pun-
Ishmrut will deter others from similar
CTtmcS.
The House Committee on Counting
the Electoral Vote will report adversely
on the senate hill, and call mp Tor the
acton OF the House the southland bill.
4. 7. Stetson, book-keeper for Mr,
Frank Paige, oi Boston, who suspended
Nov. 9TH, with liabilities S2UO.OO9, has
returned by AN arrangement With the
detectives andcredltors, who change the
failure as fraudulent.
Wisconsin Legislature met Yesterday.
la the suit against the Charter Oak
lIle Insurance 0Hicer> tOr conspiracy To
defraud pOliy holders, the jury ~
turned a VepliCt uf acquitIal.
subscriptions to the four per cent
loan, yesterday, =, ll3,60.
The meeting oi the Potter Committee
called tor to-day has hrn postponed
until Tomorrow, by which time ten.
Butler is expected 10 be present.
The message OF Governor Porter 10
the Tennessee Legislature shows the
funded debt of the State 10 be S022l =
BOO, with unpaid interest amounting tn
Si,O6O1l7. The Governor SAYS the
payment OF this debt is paramount to
all questions OF legislation. as il involves
the honor aud good name Oi the State
amt the credit and honor Of every citi-
Zen.
Madame Andersod has made s,9l3
quarters.
An Arkansas ballOOnist. while max
my an ascension, feW days aSo, iell
l.OO ieet and was instantly killed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-09
BELLAIRE LOCALS.

John Thomas, general supenntend-
ent oi the C. 4 l.. Division of the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad, with Mr. Bruner,
master of transportation, and Thomas
Dixon, road master, were In the city on
business connected with the railroad
Yesterday.
The temperance revival j. upon us in
full fope again. Major Bowen cun-
duCted meeting at the City Hall last
night under the auspices OF the Ladies
League. Some little difficulty has Oc-
currei between the League and the
chup,hes, which results iR the change
of place OF hol,ling meetings,
The Baron Manufacturing Company
haas elected the following directors Tor
1879. 4. l.. Tallman, G. ;. :. Baron, 4.
II. Baron, Il. /. Day and john I.
MerCer.
Mr. J. I. Duf conducts Bible class
of gentlemen, which meets at his resi-
dence every sunday afternoon. He has
an improved sunday school, aud the
exercises are mutually pleasant and
profitable TO teacher and taught.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-09
Fancy Shooting.

New NuEE, january :. S.-Captain Boz
garIus began, this morning, the feat at
breaking 1000 glass balls out oi G,3O,
At noon hp had broken .hi2, and seven
teen minutes later 800, without a single
miss. Only a few people We're present
at the beginning, among them lDr. Car
yer Captain Bog,rduN after his 5jGth
shot took a recess ui hall au hour. TN
returning hr fired at the rate ul nine
shots minute, making the 7OOth shot
without miss.
Captain BOgarduN continued break
ing gla-. balls this evening with Won
deriul Tapidity. lie VAS loudly ap-
pLluded when hc finished breaking two
thuusand balls without having made
single miss He went steadily on and
shattered ball after ball, notwithstand-
iug hi, thumb was badly swollen. At
g o'clock tonight lac finished his work
and broke 1000 balls in 5000 shots, not
having made a single miss throughout
The feat Was loudly rhcercd. BogurduS
will continue the work tomorrow and
try L. repeat the performance. Mr.
Abe kleinman, OF Chicago, began firing
after BOgarlus, AMI fired at 400 balls,
missing hut six oi that number Bo-
yardus gave him 2OO broken halls cut ct
.HO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-09
COI.UM ..
The JacksOnian Democracy.

CoLuMBUs, o., January <. - About
three hundred persons sat down 10 a
banquet given tonight by the Young
Mems Democratic Club. During the
evening, letter was read from Senator
Thurman, expressing regret that a
severe cold had prevented his attend
ance. lie makes M illusions Ia either
himself or his political aspirations and
devotes the letter to the eulOgy OF An.
drew Jackson. lie declared that the
principles oi Jacksonian Democracy are
a. important to-day as ever they were.
In referring to Jackson's fight against
the United States Bank, Thurman say,
None can fail Ia see that greater bank
light than that ui JacksOn's time is now
pending, and asks ol the Democracy oi
to-day, will they follow the example sct
hy their iather in this matter. lie r.
ier, To- the increase in the public debt
since Jackson time, and says it is now
high time to return tn economical prac-
ticcs OF JaCksonian Democracy, The
letter SAYS nothing about the money
question,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-09
THE NAIL MEN,
ANOTHER IMPORTANT MEETING YES
TER0Ai.
The Pooling Project Done FOr-Put in its
Little Bed BY the Opposition
Of the Wheeling Mills.

PITTSBURGH, January :, 1879.
The Western Nail Association held
another important meeting in this city
to-day. at which the questisn Of pool
ing their ISSUES" was fully discussed and
finally settled. The project, which Was
horn in the Ohio River salt region,
lor pooling the products OF all
the western mills, and which has
been so long under consideration
by those interested, was finally
and forever put it its little bed" at this
meeting. 1t was the opposition oi a
majority oi the more influential Wheel
ing mills that bursted the attempted
combination, and, | believe, President
Woodward, Of the La Belle mill, is enti-
TIED to the largest share OF the praise lor
the result
Nothing else oi interest was transacted
at the meeting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-09
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
Sensational Cowhiding A Freak
of Nature To be Investigated.

EyANsyILLE, January A sensation
was created on the street here ut eight
O'Clock this evening by an attempt Of
Mrs. VIM GunlOCk Ia Cpwhido Frank
Jones, welLknOwn hyeryman. Jones
is a youug and handsome man, and
Was slightly acquainted with Gunlock'S :
vile. This evening Mrs. Gunlock told
her husband that Jones hal called at
the house, and she, supposIng that lac
wanted 10 see him, asked Jones
i'm. He STAYED awhile, and
on leaving seized her IN his
arms and tried Ia kiss her. She resisted
and prevented him. After supper Gun-
lock, accompanied by his wife, who hal
"A utwhidr concealed under her shawl,
went down to the doctors office, at
iuining Jones stable, and sent tor him.
They met him on the sidewalk, and Mrs.
Gunluck struck him over the head with
the whip. Jones turned aud tied up
the street before another blow could he
struck. UudOck Isaqulet upholstefcr,
and his wife Is a handsome woman uI
good reputation.
The Medical College Faculty have
male arrangements Ia keep and dissect
the body of the dwarf Jim Porter. The
Faculty regard the formation oi thu
lower limbs and size of the head as a rr-
markable freak of nature, worthy OF IN
NpstIgatIOn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-09
The Cobb Murder Trial.

NoRwICE, Conn, February Sin the
Cobb ease to-day Charles Ill. Cobb, Sr.,
father of the deceased, testified that
Charlie never rallied from the first at
tack. His hand grew - weak that hc
could not hold his pen. On the day ut
his death the witness called at his house,
took his hand amt said: DO you know
me. Charlic?' Yes, father he
answered. II think | do" These were
the hast words he ever spoke. At this
point the witness broke down and Was
unable to proceed. The jury and audi
cncc were much affected. Mrs. Cobb
raised her handkerchief under her veil
and pressed il 10 her eyes, This closed
the testimony iur the present, and the
Court adjourned till Thursday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-09

Can tJr Bonds

NN,HINUroN, January S.-Represon-
tAtlyr ilartridgr, ui GcorgiJ, died this
WuTuug 90 pneumonia.
L d
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-09
BoNDS-RuOYant.

RAILROAD BoSDs-Buoyant.
STATE BoNDs-Dull, except Louisiana
consols, which were \ per cent. lower.
SToCK-The market opened tame and
prices fell !(Is per cent, but a firmer
tone soon set in, and this developed as
the day advanced into q buoysnt feel
ing, and the entire list advanced 9(a2l
per cent, with the highest quotations
current at the close. Northwestern,
st. Paul and Michigan Central
were special features in the
upward movement, large transactions
taking place in those shares. All the
investment shares advanced | to per
cent. The dealings in railroad bonds
were on larger scale than for long
time past, round amounts of leading
issues changing hands at an advance oi
} To per cent from Yesterdays prices.
The transactions aggregated 10000
shares, of which $1,000 were Erie, 1900
Lake Shore, 1900 Northwestern com.
mon, 1900 preferred 5000 st. Paul
common, 1000 preferred, 10000 Della
ware, I.ackawanna and Western, 5000
New Jersey Central, 5000 5000 Michi-
gan Central 1000 Illinois Central,
3, 400 Western Union, 2,60O Rock Island
and 1000 1T. Louis, Kansas City and
\nrthpTn prpirrred
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-09
PENNSYLVANIA.
Message of Governor Hartranft.

HARRIsBURG, January s. - General
Hartranft's message shows that the esti-
mated deficiency in the general fund at
the close Of the present fiscal year 10 be
-. l73, 600 The revenues general fund
for 1878 Tell below the revenues of 1917
some 500, ,6J0, and the estimated reye-
nues Of 1879 are Ss'O0, 90 below the same
standard, which will make altogether,
for the two years in which the det-
cienries have principally accumulated,
q falling off OF the revenues Of 81 ,5OO,OOO.
The Governor believes, however, that
by the rigid enforcement Of the tax laws,
spreading the payment Oi most of the
appropriations over two years llA19
and lSSOl, keeping the expenditures
strictly within the estimates and divert
ing "A certain surplus Of the revenues
from the sinking fund u the general
fund, this deficit can be made up and
the expenses OF the next two years can
be met without q resort to additional
taxation. Taking the two years together
the Governor believes the revenues viii
not only be sufficient To- meet all eN-
nenses, but that about II l,OOO,OOO ot the
public debt can be redeemed hy the end
Of 1880, and the state will be- able 10
commence in 1851, without deficit. The
State hasepald for the suppression OF
labor troubles an average of over SlO4,-
600 annually for the past eight
wears, while a direct loss To capital
and the loss OF wages To the working
classes from enforced idlencSS
hal been enormous, amounting TO
many millions.
The Governor deYOtes considerable
space TO the discussion of the labor
question, and accompanies his message
with the report OF tho Commissioner
who visited England recently, commits
stoned under the zeal of this State, to
investigate the practical workings amt
results Of the various systems ui arbhra-
ton in force there. lie suggests that
the widest publication OF this report
which he endorses, especially amongst
the labOring classes. No reference Is
made To- the resumption or its effects.
and the message concludes with teel-
ing tribute To the memory of the three
rccently deceased Pcnu>ylyanians,
Henry Armitt Brown, BayarJ Taylor
and Morton McMichael.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-09
WHEELING w. VA THU RsDAY MORNING, JANUARY g. 1879
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, January s.
SENATE.
New Rule.

New Rule.
Mr.. Edmunds said there were no loint
rules between the two Houses OF Con-
gress, and he submitted aconcurrent res
luton declaring that on the last three
lays OF this session no bill passed by
either House shall be sent to the other tOr
It's concurrence, and that on the last day
of this session no bill shall be sent 10 the
President for his approval. He said he
hoped the resolution would be passed,
and that Congress would devote the
last three days of this session Ia the
consideration of the bills pending be-
tween the two Houses. Referred.
Historian Bancroft.
On the motion of Mr.. Thurman, MIR.
George Bancroft was admitted to the
privileges Of the floor.
Personal Explanation.
Mr. Grover, arising to a personal eX-
PLANTATION regarding the recent publica-
ton that the State funds OF Oregon,
amounting to S97 900, had been eXpend-
ed and not accounted for, during his adj
ministratOn as Governor, he denied the
charges seriatim, and read from the laws
and records to show that all the money
hal been properly expended.
The Patent Laws.
Consideration was resumed Ot the
bill to amend the patent laws, and MIR.
Wadleigh took the floor, but was inter
rupted by message from the House,
announcing the death OF Representative
IIartridge. Senators Gordon, Bosth
and Beck were appointed committee
to accompany the body to Georgia.
Adjourned till tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-09
Baltimore.
BAIrMoRR, January s.-FlourIfirm

BALrIMoRR, January 8.-Fl0ur-firm
and active. Wheat-Western dull and
lower; No. 9 Pennsylvania red 81 07}@
lO73 no. 2 western winter red, spot and
seller January 81 05i9l 06; seller Feb
ruary 81 06tSl 0oi. COrn-Western
active and higher; western mixed, spot
and seller January 3t@+4ic; seller Feb
ruary 44t@+4ic; seller March 44l@ 44ic;
steamer 40f(a 40Ac. Oats-Dull and
easier; Pennsylvania unchanged; west
ern white 3Ota &c; do. mixed 2sts PC.
Rye-Quiet and nominal. Hay-Steady
and in fair demand; prime Pennsylva.
MIA $40 OO6ll 90. Provislons-Dull
and unchanged. Butter-In fair de-
mand and firm for choice western
packed; rolls unchanged. Petroleum
Firm; no sellers; crude 7.@Sc; refined
unchanged Coffee-Quiet and steady;
Rio cargoes llkgl6lc. Whisky-Firm
and quiet at lO9!.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, January S.-Cotton-
Easier, not quotably lower, at 9c. Flour
Stronger; hmily - 2Sd5 -. Wheat
Scarce, firm and in lair demand; red
and white 92c(dSl o. Corn-Quiet and
firm at 32(a SIC Oats-Dull and un-
changed at 25(d27c. Rye-in fair tLe-
mand but at lower rate at 81 ac. Barley
Dull and unchanged. Pork-Firm at
IS W. Lari-ln good demand and
prices a shade higher; steam - 52ltg
) 81 bid. Bacon-m good demand and
prices a shade higher at Sa3lta4stais o.
Bulk Mcats-Quiet and firm, held high
er at - 6Ota3 65(aS zoos 1JtG 10.
Whisky-Steady and in good demand at
81 03. Butter-Demand fair and prices
higher for choice fancy; Western He.
serve l5Gl1c. Linseed Oil-,luiei at
60(a Ole.
Milwaukee.
MILwAuEEE, January S.-flour-
Quiet and firIa. Wheat-Closcd quiet;
No. | Milwaukee hard 0Ic; M. Mil.
waukee ai!c; No > do s3lc; seller
January s3.c; seller February Si!c;
seller March SIC; No. 69lc; No. !
cole; rejected 49lc. Corn-Quict and
dull; No. 229lc. Oats-Dull and lower;
No. . l9Ic. Rye-Slow; No. l42c. Bar
ley Nominal; No. , spring fresh sSt@
SSIc; seller January S7lta Ssc. Pro-
yisions-Quict and firm. Pork-Firm;
old 81 70. Iard-Prime steam - %.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, January S.-Wheat-firm;
amber Michigan, seller February, 9s!c;
M. 3 red winter 94ic; seller February
oslo; No. . amber 0oc; M. red S'!c.
Corn-Dull; No. > seller May 5lc.
Oats-Firm; No. 2R.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-09
Ohio state Agricultural Convention.

CuLUMTU>, January S.-Ihe state
Agricultural Convention met here to-
duy. SiNty-Sevcu counties were rep
resented. The day was spent in con
sidyriug papers on various subjects.
A resolution was adopted asking the
Legislature to pass additional laws to
prevent the fraudin the sale oi lertilil
rro. \ resolution Ia locate the state
fair permanently OH the grounds uf the
State University near this city, and
place both University and fair under
thc cuutrOl ot the state Board oi Agri-
culture, was laid ON the table, as was
the resolution Ia locate the fair perma-
nenth at any point.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-09
CAPITAL GLEANINGS.
n,aTHCLAIaS ANOTHER CONGRESS-
MAN.
The Army Reorganization bIl-NOt
Much Prospect Of its Passage
The Suga- Frauds
Call for Bonds,
ARMY REORGANIZATION.
Prospect that the Bill viii not
Pass this session.

-........ Nl-llf.h lH tur tsrbt'tNt'
WA,HlNOToN, January 4.
Trr Banning bill ior reOrganizatlonOi
r...gruy wa, ST ior tomorrow hut
Will not COME up, a. ia. GENEVA a~anl
J,.Ii It'll pending, The latter VIII Oe
finally disposed of tomorrow. The IN
Iirat;nns now are that the army reor-
,,,pilat.on bin will not get fairly before
C.p,r,,, tbi, session. Conger and
other, who oppose H. SAY they Will call
rr q, r,aIiu., aud in every way
nm. Unable throw obstacles in the way
every time il is called up. Asit would
.r..ufr. al least tive hours 10 read the
hH.thruush il rau be seen how eiiec-
r.,. tl.s opposition may prove. There
., ,u.h diversity ot opinion among the
mrmhrr, a., To this bill that It will he
Impossible to tarm"nizc anything like
,rr.u IA enough io carry il through
.lr.u.. the present session.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-09
ANOTHER.
Death uf Representative Hart
ridge.

,....... I.pB.gb ta the Register.
" N>uINGroN, January :.
Eah Houses ut Congress adjourned
,t ,u- u'r.u,k. ~ a mark oi respect To
rh, lat. representative llartridge, Of
,,..r,Ia. Who licd at halt-past six
O'Clock thi, morning. lie had not been
s... more than a week with pneumonia,
aaI uu Tue, luy night inflammation uf
tbr bowels ,rt m AMI complicated the
disease. Yesterday morning his Physi-
r.u, rpuuuucel him mucn better, but
, chan sr iur the worse took place last
...ht amt be- sank rapidly,
Mr. llarIr,dgr was iuIty-slX years old,
anil Wa, one I'll the suuudcst aud ablrst
Democratic mcmb n. \ rr-numnallun
wa, ruI,r.d Ia him by accla-
rytiuu. last summer, but
hr declined to return To Congress, be
ru- as hr said, hc was ton poUr to re-
ma "a luu.,r that hr must hoax 10 his
rr,,tr,, ami Iay up something lot his
family. lie lrayrs vile aud siN chill
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