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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-25

THE south is continually surprising and
disappointing the staIvart Republican speak
ers and newspapers, The census reports
have completely taken the wind out OF 'Her
charges efsouthern Incidence and re'roSr"'
ton and now Arkansas has thrown denial
and damper on them. They were accusing
the Arkansas Democrats of being dishonest,
with being rcpudndonists, but tho Arkansas
Democrats defeated almost overwhelmingly
the reputation amendment to the constitu-
ton.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-25

THE following sensible timely words nre
from the Shreveport Times; "The New
York Tribune, the Chicago Tribune and the
Cincinnati Commercial all supported Greeley
in 1872, and dou.cd the bloody shirt as a dis
graceful weapon. They were not only will
ing to trust the south, but denounced the
corruption aaI rascality OF the Republican
party. Now that We have receded eight more
years from the war; and its bitterness should
be forgotten by every patriotic man, their
columns are filled with stories about tie
south that would make Baron Munchausen,
If alive, blush al his own feeble efforts. We
must express our establishment that editor.
who are known to be gentlemen in private
life should resort to means so discrditable."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-25

The symptoms are moisture, like perapirs-
ton, intense itching, increased by scratching,
very distressing, particularly at night, rs If
pin worms wore crawling IN sna about the
rectum; the private parts are sometimes af-
t4cted if allowed to continue serious results
may follow. "Dr Swaync's All.IIealing
Ointment is pleasant sure cure. Also for
letter, Item, Salt Rheum. Scald Eeed, Fry
sipelas, BARRIERS Itch, Blotchoa, all Scalv
Crusty Cutsneous Eruotions. Price so
cents; boxes for Sl.25. Sent by mail to
any address on c,ipt ofprcein currency, or
three cent postage stamps Prepared only
by DR.. Swayne Il Son, $50 North Sixth
street, Philadelphia, Pa, to whom l,t,ers
should be addressed. Sold by all prominent
druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-25

Mr.. John Raymond, but recently returned
from Europe, Is profoundly impressed with
the genius and ability of Sarah Bernhard,
who he saw play in Paris. He says there Is
more genuine acting in the shake of her
head than half the actresses Of the day are
canahle Of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-25

Yesterday evening Colonel George f.
Alfrrl received telegram from Governor
Thorp,s q Fletcher, of St. Louis, snuouuc.
ing the death of Major q. 5. Afford in that
clty, genial, warmhearted, gallant gentle
man, whose loss in the social aud business
circles Of that city will be hard to supply,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-25

THEY say that Ger.ter's baby went have
any ordinary lullsbies, but insists ON It's
mama giving it high soprano and the
choicest operate selections. There i' moth
ing like having cultivated ma.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-25
Notice

Our store will close on this (Fridaj) even
Ing at O'clock. The opening will continue
on Saturday, and we extend cordial invita-.
ton to the laboring classes, who have been
unable TO visit us during the week, to be
present on Saturday night, when special eff
forts will be made TO entertain them.
SANGER Bros.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-25

A pENIrENrIAGY convict in New York,
whose term does not expire until 1855 and
who has Just fallen heir to $4,000, would
like to be padoned that he may have an OPP
portunity to look after his estate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-25
Cutnrrh

This dreadful and loathsome maladv, that
destroys health, strength and beauty, is total
y overcome by Renn,'S Magic Oil, that
seizss upon it Ut once aud routs it totally out
of its stronghold. Try the remedy. 1t never
fails. Sold everywhere.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-25

Mrs. Bauman has paid special attention 10 all
The principal openings in New York and
other eastern ci les. She can design hats and
bonnets to suit the most fasticious, at K.
Baumsn's, T05 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-25

Ladies make your husbands bring you
some Of G. Conrad II Co.'s Budweiser lager
beer It's pureness and pleasant taste will
surely please you,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-25

The Meredith Bros, saloonist, at the
corner Of Main and Sycamore streets, keep
the coolest beer, the finest brands of liquors
and cigars to be found in the city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-25

c. Conrad Il Co.'s celebrated Budweiser
takes the same place with the American
public, as ale does with our English cousins.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-25

pendent Of all other countries. will be the
store-house of tho universe to feed and elothe
the hungry and naked Millions and sccumu-
late the golden dueats of all climes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-25

The latest New York STYLES, light colored
dolmans; see them at L. Bauman's, 100 Elm
street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-25
Beware OF Futures

But invest in good reliable gold or silver
watch at half price, at Richard COINS Loan
office, Red front, 607l MAN street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-25
HERALD, pn0ll,hea evory nlol1l.

FIVE DAILY HERALD, pHblished every morn
Yino except Monday. Terms 3y n,aN po Sa,,eg
X, cn,,,isT,. 25 cents Week, payable 10 car
ryerg.
rig WEEKLY HERALD, published ese1V
Th.rsidU. TtFms ty mai, postage paid' one
sopy one gear, $780,
pERS0Ns WISHING 10 subscribe for n longer
rsyfod ooi. send IN their orders for any tengM
al tnle, Jor either edition, az Gbove rates
VIEWS AGENTS can be supplied lHth THE
yafe oT2H cents per copy, postage prepaid,
pEss yJrA NOES should be made IN Foato0ce
Orders on Registered Letters.
lDYERTLSING RATES reasonable, and t0tH
be made knOiOn on applicant
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-25

As beverage, q. Conrad u Co.'S cele.
brated Budweiser is excelled by none. Its
nice and pleasant flavor recommends itself to
all.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-25

Mems and youths fur hats speciality a,
Blankenship 4 Blake's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-25

IT has already showed in Pennsylvania this
month.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-25

A full line of gents, youths and boys
boots and shoes at Blankenship & Blakes, at
.u1k-bottom prices.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-25

just received at lsidore Freiberg & Co.'S,
lew genuine Holland herring.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-25

We have splendid line of cloths suitable
for wedding suits. Douglas Bros.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-25

From George A. Sweet,
Editor OF the Texas
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE.
j. & Q. Maguire's Gun.
durango squeezes the
Liver better than Gallo
mel. Thousands for need
of such u Medicine sink
into Dyspeptic graves. 1t
should be ut the COM
mand of the whole world
and would prove Il last
ing blessing to the hu.
man family.
GEORGE A. SWEET.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-31
PARK lcIlSIItiIsIi.
The MacLlofrcsh Disappearance
Death OF o soldier Of the War
oftSt2 suit for Damages

pAaKERsnuua. March - Thr excite
mcut la tho upper cud 1T the county
over the diupp"auu,- ui tuU young
gitl. Ma,klcirrsh. hat suhsidvd tua great
degree ia uuW Huppuvrl "r rather
believed. that the yuunsgitI 81 alive aud
we'll spmcN horo iu ohio, whore Bhc hn'
gone to conceal her shame. The young
fellow Who waa arrested on the chatgo
II being connected with hw disappear
anco has bccn honorahly discharged.
Father Abraham l'ayuc, ou" ol th"
uklcal ciufrus ot the county, aud sol
dicr IT the War II lSl1. died at hl1 resi-
deuce IA this city, yugtctdaN, ut the al
yauccd agr II eighty three years.
Tho suit iur damages lu the aum ul
ROOO. bclNccu Robert Muriay aud
William Richardson. - set inr next
week THIS ~ the Catr Ia which Robert
Mur,lay aucs William Richardson iur
damages sustained by the t"tmor
trpm the loat II an otr, alleged tn have
been bitten ofI by the latter
4 small lranC dwelling ,u the suh
urbs. belonging b. Frank Btstl"y, color,
Cd. Nas burne,l h. tho gTuuul, together
with all tho household gpolg. to day.
losa about 800. uo insurance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-31
NEW YORK.
Opening of tho Metropolitan
Museum of Art.

Nav IoUG. March ~. A latgc aud
distinguished audience agsomblcd this
afternoon Ia the Metropolitan Museum
Ot Art. Central Park. Cor tho formal
opening by the President oi the United
States. At3r. NJ, tho Presidents party
arrived aud Mr.. Hayes was cscorlod 10
the platform 10y Johu Taylor Johnston.
President 81 the museum Ca
tho platform wcro Secretaries
Eyarts and Ramsey. Cyrua W Field,
llarou blame. Italian minister. Mayor
Cooper. W W A. Stot. =. 1.
NJ Barlow. General S,cklca. Postmaster
James. Jamea l., Claghurn. Il Phila,lel-
phia. tho Central Park Commissioners.
trustees OF the MUSEUM, anil many other
prominent citiIona. Tho rxcrcirg
Wcrr opcued with prayer by Row
pr u. g. Potter. When Prraidrut
WcnNau, II tho Park Commissioners,
formally delivered the building to the
truslccs. aud tho ranc was accopIcd 10y
the President. John TAYLOR johnston
Au address on the history and future
plans II the museum Nas delivered 10y
lN II ChoatC. after which the frrsl.
dcut o( tho United States declared the
Metropolitan Museum ot Art upcu
Tho President aud party werc then
shown over tho museum. and suhao.
uucutly rscottcd to their hotel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-31
CONGRESSIONAL
WAsIINaroN. March 10
BEN ATE


Mr.. Logan. from tho Committee on
Military Ailaim. reported adycrcly on
the Ioiut resolution authorizing tho See
rotary oi War to iutuiEh tcnu, etc, 10
tho Grand Atmy OF tho Republic IN
Wisconsin. there being no tonts ayaila.
bio ior that purpose. Placed on the
calendar. Ito al.0, FROM tho Hauno com.
mitlcc. reported hyombly on Senate
bili authorizing tho Prcsidont 10 restore
Dunbar X Eylsum tO hia lutmcT rank
Ia the arulY rlAcol ou the calcudar
Mr. Cu,ktcll from the amc commit.
tcc, rrpuricd hyorahly the Senate joint
resolution directing the rcaturntion Oi
the official lc,tcr books ul the executive
department of North Carolina Faced
uu the calendar
Tho Sruatc then proceeded tu cousid
cr the culoular. the unfinished business
being the bill Tor the ccutCuuial cNhihi-
la New York, Ia 1857
Tho hlll was opposed Ivy Moasra Car
pcutct and Baton ~ unconstitutional
aud advocated 10y MoWrH. kctnau aud
Wallace
pcuding debate the morning hour cS.
plred and the bill won't over.
House Hill for the protection ut the
rutom1r liaicura, aud lur the prCscrya
lluu ui the shad aud herring IA tho 10.
tomac river. Wa plwcd
The Geneva Award hlll was tompura
r,lY lail aside. uu motion ot Mr. Eaton,
aud the Immediate Deficiency bill inkcn
az
Nj Edmund, dcsircd explanation oi
the appropriation oi 500 Oo0 lot public
printing
Nr Eaton saii lhc hcla Ia the ca,o
wcrr generally known. ~" madc uO
chauErp ugalupt the public pr,uicr
Rather than 10 ap. hc would Hupposc
that lho last Cuugrcss lid not apptopri.
ate money enough
Mr. Elmuuds thought that some IN.
formation rhnull hc hnd II the public
printer wus dcrrl,yl. ppmc action should
bc taken IA the prcmiHcs II Congress
wnv dcrrlr,. people should know it. lie
d,l not think the public printer IA the
Ntuug
rrudug further action, the Ncnalc
wuut ,ulo executive HcHRlon, aud no"u
adjourned
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-31
BETHANY.
SswsY Notes From ths Athens II The
pan-iiAudle,
t.,trs.t-5ffisl.#e q The HE.t9rA


RrfuANr. March ~
Tho late uuplra~autncas "a tho
Ncultophian Literary Society las been
the lucans II rvpIVu,sh,ug Iho treasury
II the American quite p"tcopubIy.
EyV pf C.Pvrshing, 81 the Iiita'
hurgh Icmalr COLLEGE. preached "a The
M l. Church ou the evening " The
gId Tho SERIES II meetings conductel
by RsYs ll1ugh and liudspn rcfu
c,uuc,l sooner than intended On account
ui Rev lludsou's i,lucss. With no addi'
tions 30 The oburh
We have understood that en- cIiot ~
bcing made " induce the scuior minis
tstiaia 10 in the pulpit oi the Christian
Churvh iot the remainder Ut The year,
but -o Tar the attempt las bCru but par
TALLY sgccts sslnl
4. NJ R,igvlcy. ui West Liberty. has
Determined not o. start a branch al0fe
here iu April va i've buhling now occu'
p,cl by james t,bspu 40 says gpcsls
srv too h,sh. and lhRi they must cume
ioWn 1hetriofu thc time 90 make
mpncy u not Ia the near future.
The Rodgers brothers hal Ono grey
marr to lie on SUNDAY 10y bsing severe
" kickc1 by another h1fso that bad ST
los. iu the stable The mare Vas Stth
iuai, ani valued al iljQ Tbis Smc
hors. hsi bciorr kiliei sryetal sheer ior
lhr brothers
Charley Miller. siS yrst OIL -oa u
Mrs VIM SommCfyillc, met siih very
painiul accident on Friday morning lat
by falling from q bureau ,Rlo tie pte.~a
WOOL Ore burnlng hlmSci tcfy scyoro-
ly on tbs breast, side, hAnds and lace.
~. G. Shiyer sas cslle,i, aud sdminis'
tered all possible t,li,i % the blils sat
iarsr. but a thu unahs bs . lJlez ~
. critical coalition. llsTing also 10 bslsd
lie fanss u sous sxisnl
A little grl oi willsAn Sanoua sgsd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-31

10 years, fell aud broke her arm a Tow
DAYS since while playing In tho woods
near whore her father was al work,
Doctor shrivor reduced the fracture,
and che IL now going about again.
Mr.. John Buxton, living just over tho
Washington county llnc. IN Jefferson
township, had his stable, wagon ahsd
and grauaty entirely destroyed by llrc,
about 10 O'Clock on the night oi the 91rd
instant. lhoru was also burned u Ilnc
span Of horses, ~ sheep, one call AMI u
small quantity Of grain aud farming
utonails. Mr.. Buxton was considerably
burned In his attcmpt to save his horacp.
His loss on tho bulIdings IL consider
able. NJ there VAS no insurance. Tho
hro was undoubtedly the work Of au IN.
oondiary.
Peter Check. who has been running
tri.wookly mail hack between this
place aud Wheeling. has sold out his
contract aud rig ~ Mr.. RodecrH, oi
Marshall county. MIR. Rodgers thkcH
possOssion on Thursday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-31
. II(lIIan

Mt Morton presented memorial
from the banking housca tn Now York
praying that duties On sugar be- aatc1acd
upon the quantity delivered irpm IN.
steal Of upon the quantity entered into,
the h"u,loi wprchuuaca. Referred.
81 4 Wood gave notice that when
Tho diplomatic aud ln,liaUupprupr,at,un
bulls have hccn dpappscd oi. lao would
call up the funding h,il
The morning hour having boon lis
p,usrl with. the House wont into Cum.
miltor ut the Whole. Nj CONVERGE Ia
the chair. on tho consular aud d,plO
matte appropriation bill Tho hlll pana
Cl NIthpu, amendment
Mr. ClymUr reported tho army apprp
ptmltuu It'll, aud Il Nag Tclyttcd ~ tho
Committee uf tho Whulc.
Mt blackburn reported ha,k tho Star
service Deficiency Rlll, With amend.
mcnla. uud Il wnv referred to the Com.
mltcc ut tho Whole Mr blackburn
slyiug that hc would call the bill az 60.
morrow after the reading II th' journal
Tho contested election cases oi Rrad.
Icy Va. SlCmous, trrm the Second diatfict
Of Arkansas, wis thuu takcn up.
rendlug discussion, the llnuac al
burned,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-31
The worst Yet

NaHNIuEi"H t"'I
Nu vIudyui, ut scan,lais s'cmstu have
atru.k Naabiugluu The latest b. r"-
ported lrum the white llnusr, whcfc
the Euuluirut rrraiirut has hls rest.
dcu,r CUurl.r Chapman, ono "t The
executive clerks has bc"u iis,hafgvd
by NJ llu,a iur undue iauil'ar,lY
with ,uuu. girls Who vent g. the EN''
cut,,c Mausiuu iu vucst q Government
appointments 70 ~ allie, cd that Chap
man. pretending BE- could influence az.
prrulmruJs. ruined several vi the triaalc
nr,k k,ra .,r posit,uus. liC'a Wvll Known
here 900 thr city several years ago he
Naaa ,lcrk Va the Treasury, aud Oh
ta,u,I bis late situation IA the White
House Nbllc Uaut vas President. tie
ID alleged a. have been ConCctuCd in
house 90 Lai rrputc ou Thirteenth
street near I. whiyh ior SOME tune has
boon alurl,ug iuui Tor scandal in the
nctshhpruuud The immediate cause ~
h,. removal involved a sncmbcr OF Com
grcsa from Western state, who. u
sacms. was sort ot partner oi chapman
IA the Isrrpuiablc business
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-31
SAN FRANCISCO.
Tho Municipal Election,

NNS kENN,IsCu, March 10 -- Vt w "
hiamntuing the total vote ui The city
Naa ll.GSi. against ip.dli 1t the same
hour II the State clccuuu laat Scptcm
hyr This iudicuirs lght vote. which
,a generally tu be- cpus,lctcl favorable
tp tho Wotkingmou. Ga the nIh"I
hand il ~ noticeable that ~ comIaCd
With the abmo hour aI The last election,
heavy cititous' wards, such as the slHth,
eighth aud twelfth, have cast a larger
relative vote than th" seventh, ninth,
trnth anl eleventh, which arc thc work
iugmcn'a slronghnlis, Tho working
mcu claim that bclWron twelve aud one
O'Clock lhcy will swell thoir record INA
trftally
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-31
aoms nritlSh Tricks
Hstau Herald

lAuetnu tsfatA
The dishonesty Of many British cot.
ton manufacturers Ia imposing clay and
sizing upon As,aiics and other Foreigners
a. cloth is nov au oil story bot the gen
efal public u not ~ fully aware Ol an
even mcanrr British ir,ck. that oi plac.
ing American trade marks On inicfi9t
English uol,on lahrics To be suto II li
q soft II back handed compliment 70
the a,kpouledged excellence oi ,ut
goois. but II L. practice suts 70 result
Va the discrrdiliug oi our iabrics Ia iot.
clgn mArkets The iAlsely tsaftssi sryis
arr mainly shipped 70 Asiasic and Ai'i'
can countries. aad thsif eHportauoa las
tended 10 reduce prioss aod di.Cuiii
our manufacturer We are glAi 10
learn that uf n n J. Fsitchij, tbe
Engiish partner ol the house ot VI, u
Clafiin A Go. has recovrfpi damages Ia
several instances IRON British nanulsc'
,utss who have bcen urihg Tie d,siiae'
tive trade marks oi the DUighl NAnu.
iaciuring Company oi Chic9pss. Ia uis
state The namsa ot the oagntng
nritish maauiaclnrvfs aru siiLtld, IN
! consideration "a their written prNsHtee
never 30 of.nd oxain. Mf. FAiruhih a
excftius hinsen oHectnAily " protest
other Ner England usnuiac,aFers
John Boil has gwen "a little caass n
admire hls honusiy tinos The DAYS sbsu
be counteyfei.sd our revolutionary cur
rsncy. and plubdcTcd cot mercantile
nsrss, and began stealing ear rvYua'
BE trstsAafka
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-31
Another Walking Match

SrW \ oh huu.
Eighteen oi tho bcsl men IN Nunct,ca,
Il 10 announced will atari neat Monday
morning. at five minutes past L., alter a
prcpatni"t, sacred concerto tho three
RruI Uruthcra' Hand. on aiN lay ~ a.
yuu.p .plraac. IN Madison square Garden,
iur the pedestrian champ,unsh'p,
O'Icafy's belt. sweepstakes ui Srun,
= share ui the gate money, aud NVn
ior beating the best previous time, u
10 aalpnishing that sp mauy mcn can bo
found TO pat up $500 IA Snch chances I.
but a.. npit,l II speculation ~ rite. The
fact. at any ta'c. shows that II y not
u,rIiul o. arrange tpf hall iorlv'i- ct
quarter iufl,its. instead oi iuil iorivita.
6rlorr starting, IA ORDER to secure cou'-
pctitur,. SuIl. With only tiUo totl',l.
twn DAYS briOrr starting. nsicai OF 500.
there vouh poss,uly have bccn uhlul
HI1 or az, t1ut entries, instcad oi c'Sht
teen. Many old iayotlIcs, Including
John Euuis. appear IN tie list. and an
balith eighteen have made over 90
milra ,n previous races. thcrc "a u chance
OF the 81 .OOO pr,ic bc,ng cai'cd ior,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-31
TuE rARIFF
Action ot Iho wsIs aud Means uom,
mittoe

W ,utiAuruN. ~ G.. March .O
Tho House tommtttcu uu Ways aud
Means took up the tariff question To-.
daY upon motion of tatlts,c. o. lprtucr
lYa iopt the TILL the prov uylsiouswhi,hWrtr
agree To at the laat meeting oi the CON
mittCc. TO ia the duty on biChrniato
ut potash at 2 cents per barrsl. aul
plarc Chtomc iron utc upon the ircc
hst
Cuugrf moved tp amend by adding
uuod pulpa o. tho Ircc lat
Representative Kelley moved L.
amcui 80 that AL manufactured papot.
wool pulp. iutc butts. unnanuiwturrl
Hsx. straw. Rud al other hbrr aud
abruua plants at lor use In manufacture
ot paper bo placed un the tree lst q"
\ vote wst then bkru on Mr. Kelley =
auouimUnt. aui resulted Ycas. Tuck
cr Nufriapu. Mills. Carlisle. FELTON,.
Kclivy puuucil aul Wood. chairman
\. uays, fhclpa. Cuugrt ani FDc :
Representative Tucker thun moved
that tho ipliuwiug articles ho included
in thr uiJl Flauurla. blankets. hals oi
wool kuit goods balmuttls. Woplru and
uprttri ,ufus. all manufactures OF every
description ruwptIacl wholly 90 Iu part
ot auJatci aud the ha,r ~ the alpara.
gpl. ut u'u,r Ike animals This Nus
agreed ,u yeas, Representative Tu,krt.
MurruHu. Mills. tarlislc. Foitpu. Car.
Goli krilvv aul Wood =. uaya.
Phelps blnuoll aud FDr Z
Mr tuugct moved that tho rate II
duty uu the above named articles be-
1Hrd at jo per orut al yalptcm Thus
VA bet hy uc vote Yeas Phclus
Gafuvh. Kelley. Cuugrr. tryu aud
MILL. tulFlr Ecl,pu aud Wood T.
Erpvgcul1tiyc Congcr then moved
that tur duty hc O. prr rrut. which was
alg' i.,Ht hy tho same vote
representative fuckers motion that
thr luty br dSci at Oh prt ,rut was
then agreed Co.. yvap. Tucker. Morrison,
Mhls tarl,slc. FELTON,, Durrril aud
wurI {, . NAYS. rhrlps. Garfield, Kelly.
(Dug'r aui tTyv, %
Representative CIflylcH bill. nmoui
iug tho internal revenue laws relative
g. istiIrtrrB. biyh vas adopted by the
sub committee Yesterday, Wa tu have
boon rryutJri tu tine iull committee To-
lay. lut lt tbr request ut Representa-.
tive EuUururrth tuo matter was puBt
prur.i iu uri,r ,o give hearing. THUS
day. iu rurt',s representing rcvttrts 81
whtrAy. 900 upp'7itiuu tp the bill.
Tbs Immediate poncisncT uni
W,vu,utsv N,r,h 30 Tho Ecpuh
Irau mymh.rr of tur ~yuato hCld a eau.
ca, thr, murmug inr the pufpns" 1T d',
trrurufus tbr p1rYs huc ui action IA
tho senate with ryghrd 30 the clause
iusrrI,l bg tbr HOUSE ia the immcd,-
atr l,b.lcuy, hill. by Nhl,h Il ,s pro
pr,rI Co amcui thc law concerning the
appointment ot deputy marshala At rlyy.
tom, The caucus unanimously dc.
rrl,l that tby clause should ho opposed
upru tbr ground that u ~ q rider, aul
that tlI attempts ut thv mlor,ty t' l"tro
lrs,tpuru by surh means should 10"
rrurlcl now ~ they were rca's,vd nI tho
extra rrHHtpu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-31
Woman uurraso IN Wisconsin

hustpn llefad
la Wisconsin II has been decided,
lcgialaliyolY that women arc entitled TO
tho suffrage lIu, the mnlc element has
put its sIamp upon the law, acvuingly.
the outcome ~ new scnro ~ Justice
aud generosity THIS stamp is itH ruuii'
ton, which, after all, makes the woman =
vote depend upon tho sovereign viii ~
man. The married woman only ~
eligible 81 the new privilege II is, II
course. uudcuiahlc, that thoa" women
are the most intelligent Who have back
ci la lhr culightoulug influence OI male
cumpanionship. We don'tSee any nay
iur the maiden women II Wisconsin. II
they arr absolutely ret against nstrl'
muuy. than tp hook al this pointed re-
Hcotlpn upon their competency aud con
diiion a, capable ui another intcrptc,a.
ton. For instance, that their married
sisters deserve uolnc compensation 80
smooth the lhofny ways "i Their life.
MranN bllc. ihc triumphant recipients
Ot the ballot must hold Il until tho state
constitution has been amcudrd ~ thai
twin l., available. Nov that W,Aoou.
siu has taken this sirp. So see ~ rraa"n
Why women Who want their "rghiE
should b. unhappy irt ihcm ~
West ani settle ~ Wiscyuain's happy
valleys