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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-02-26
HOUSE.


The following bills were introduced and re-
ferred To repeal the duty on medicines; reducing
the duty on iron and steel; to return to the pro-
# the M s the
Supreme Court to have been illegally collected
admitting free of duty machinery for manufactur-
w
relative to the importation of tobacco into their
dominions; amending The statutes prohibiting the
employment of couvicts in the manufacture of such
articles IS may be brought into competition with
skilled labor. a. Ei-- - s,.-.---y, rr fr..f-
The House resumed consideration of the bill regu-
lating the removal of causes from State to Federal
Courts, and debate ensued. The morning hour bav-
ing expired the bill went over without action. The
House then went into Committe of the Whole,
Carlisle in the chair. on revision of the rules.
The Committee on Coinage reported adversely on
the petition of the New York Bullion Club praying
for specie currency. Mr.. Cox (Dem. of N. "
Chairman Of the Committee on Foreign Affairs,
submitted an unanimous report Of the committee in
regard to the charges made against Mr. Acklen,
which. on demand OF Mr. Acslen, was read: In
member of the eCommittee on Foreign Affairs, on
the 18th Vt January. presented paper purperting
to bea report OF that Committee relating to the
claims of certain citizens against the government of
Nicaragua. which paper WIS printed at his request
resolution reconnnitiing to the Committee on
e sha
the House should take in the matter, was adopted.
The bill to facilitate the refunding of the National
debt was reported back by the Committee on Ways
Mr.. Bland, from the Ccmyni tee on Coinage,
Weights and Measures reported the bill to establish
mint at 81 Louis, Ordered printed aud recon-
mitted. The bill regulating the removal o. cau'es
from State to Federal Courts was taken up. The
House went into Committee on Revision OF the
Rules. While the third clause OF the Twsnty-frst
Rule was under consideration, Mr. Stephens desired
to address the committee ten minutes but objection
was mads on the Democratic side Mr. Speer
moved that the Committee risa Agreed to. The
yeas and nays were then called the molten to go
into Committeso OF the Whole on the state of the
unT exlns an 9p
to ia nays--and Mr., Springer took the chair.
Messrs. Blackburn and Conger at the same time
claimed the floor The latter was II cogn zed, and
enlogized Stephens the only living Representa-
tive. of the old-time Jacksonian Democracy. Mr.
Stephens then took the floor aud opposed Rule 81 as
updemocratic.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-02-26

The London Times maintains that the
government postaltelegraph system is
ansimmense failure. .-..
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-02-26

TnElegislature of Louisiana is organic
ing board of agriculture and immigra-
ton
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-02-26

The Emperor of Russia must change
his dinner hour. Irregular habits in
the present instance would be conducive
to health.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-02-26

PROFESSOR HUXLEY has pronounced
the skull of the Central African Soko
human.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-02-26

MARCH II is the day fixed for the
Southern Railroad banquet at Cincin-
natl. . @
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-02-26

Iris said that Grant gave the servants
at the house in which he stopped while
in Havana $500 in money.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-02-26

The Cincinnati Commrcidl wants
Grant 10 run for Vice-President.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-02-26

In the Ohio Legislature, resolution
passed the House calling on Congress to
abolish the duty on white paper. The
Wheeling Trader says every legisla-
ture in the country should do the same
thing. Cheap newspapers are almost as
important to the public welfare as free
education, ENHcWTh
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-02-26

The Talmage Tabernacle, Brooklyn,
is reported to be mortgaged for s45, 900.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-02-26
TOPICS OF THE DAY.

OMAHA has contributed $500 to the
Irish Relief Fund.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-02-26

The net earnings of the Illinois Cen
tral Railway in 1879 were q, ,207, ,763-
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-02-26

IT is now desired to construct the Gin
einnati Southern from Chattanooga to d
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NUMBER Al.

The bill of Mr.. Entrekin to authorize the Com
miss toners of Ross County to construct a certain
free turnpike was pissed. Mr.. E,slestoa's bill to
provide for the licensing of exhbitions showp etc.
was af er some discussion and amendment. passed
in the following form: Sec. l. Be it enacted by
the General Assemb Y of the State OF Ohio, that
sec,ioa 2669 chapter 15 division 8, title IL of an
act entitled An set to revise ard consolidate the
general statutes0f Ohio, passed June 90 1879, be
so amended as to read 81 follows: Sec. 1853. The
Council of any city village may provide by ord-
for licensing all exhibitors Of shows or per
formances of any kind not prohibited by Jaw,
hswkers, peddlers auctioneers of horses and ether
animals oa the highw ways or public grounds OF the
corporation, venders of gunpowder and other ex-
plosives, taverns and housss OF public enterts1n-
ment, and hucksters in the public streets or mar
kets, aid, in granting such a license. may exact
and receive such sum OF moBev IS it may think ex-
pedient; provided. that In cities and villages the
Council shall confer upon, vest IN, and delegate to
the Mayor of such cities the authority to grant and
issue licenses; provided, further: that nothing
herein contained shall be construed to limit the
power coufrred upon cities and villages in section
1892 OF said revised statutes Sec. Said original
section 1869 is hereby repealed and this act shall
take effect and be in force from and after its pa-
sag.." te
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-24

for the state of Wisconsin in accordance with
law, and have deposited with the state Treasurer
the sum OF one thousand dollars, under the pro-
visions OF section SOL, Of the Revised Statutes
Now, therefore Tor wel 10 hereby agree that If
such bid be accepted, and after being notified
thereof, fer wee shah fail 20 enter into a con
tract and execute q bond, as required by law,
within the time prescribed by the Commission
eTs OF the Public Printing of said State: or IT,
after executing such contract and bond / Tor wei
shall tail 70 comply herewith. then and in either
case, the SAID one thousand dollars shall be-
come absolutely forfeited to the State of WiScou-
sin, and shall be no part of the peu8lty or dam.
ages when may be recovered upon such contract
aud bond.
In witness whereof, t. (or we> have hereunto
set my Tor our hand and seal, this - day of
-, 1850, \. b., SEAL
Signed and sealed ia c. D., 1srALi
presence Of
q. +.
q. X.
Given under our hands at the Capitol In the
city of Madison, this first day of June; 1850.
HANS Is. WARNER, Secretary of State.
RICHARD GUENTHER. State Treasurer,
ALIEN. WILSON, Attorney General,
Commissioners of the Public Printing.
23-Gw
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-24
J K,
Notary Public
STATE OF WISCONSIN.

!, L. NJ, judge Tor clerk Of the - court
FOR said conatv, % hereby certify THAT ! am
acquainted with the above named guarontors,
ana Know them to be men Of property, and
sb.e 10 make good their guaranty.
Given At, this----day Of -----. 1880.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-24
CERTIFICATE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,, ,

! hereby certify that A. b and G. D., Of,
have hrs day deposited With ne the sum Of
one Thousand dollars in money Cor Z, : bouds)
under the provisions Of SECTION SJl ct Revised
Statutes. r. G.,
State Treasurer,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-24

A9REFftENT.

haow nll men ~ these presents that whereas.
tcf We have tHia day by hid ia "rl.Eas, au.
AZ sea-, r19pose4 t0eSeel.e ting public printing
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-24
,A-E OF WISCONSIN, | 8

The following u Tug Hi"Al1huih lIot VI prices
established by law
COMPOSITION PER 600 E-s.
Plain. .........,.............. GO
Figure work ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. W
Rule aaa dgure work Observation-Disclosures, ! 20
PRESS WORK.
Per token of $50 impressions. ....... 60
FOLDING,
Per 100 sections of sixteen pages. ...... 10
srIrcHIsa, THINNING & COVERING PAMPHLETS
Per 100 copies. Observation-Disclosures. %
BrNprNe, INCLUDING STOCK PER VOLUME.
In pasteboard, lGmo or l2mo sheep blk
and corr Observation-Disclosures. 50
In FUN CLOTH l6no or l2mo. ........... As
In tuIl sheep, lGmo or l2mo . so
In full calf, l6mO or l2mo. -
In fun Turkey Morocco, ,6mo or l2mc.. p
Flat-cap or cap, halfbinding sheep bk.,. 3 90
Flat-cap or cap Russia ends and bands. 90
Medium or folio post J! binding sheep Blk. 3 90
Medium or folio post, full sheep. 9 90
Medium Or folio post, Russia ends q bands 10 80
Medium or folio post, extra Russia ends
apd bands. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL w
Medium OF folio post, full Russia. ...... IS 90
BINDING BLANK BOOKS PER ouIRE, INCLUDING
RULING AND INCLUDING STOCK FOR BINDING.
Flat cap, half binding, sheep blk, (and corr 70
Flat cap, full sheep. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30
Fiat.cap, Russia ends and bands. ........ ] 90
Plateau, extra Russia ends and bands ... / %
Folio post halfbinding, sheep BIZ az corr 90
Folio posi-, Russia ends and bands. ... 50
Medium half binding, sheep back (& corr 81
Medium, Russia en- is aud bands. ........ | rs
Medium, extra Russia ends and bands. :. 2 90
Medium, full Russia. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
Super royal, Russia ends and band3...... %
Super royal, extra Russia ends and bands -
super royal, tuli russia ................. 90
Rsging, extra, per volume. 90
lndeXing, extra per quire. 25
RULING.
Blanks, per qure. INSTRUMENTATION, 1C
The contract for said State printing will be
Get to The person who shall bid to execute
thc same at the greatest per centum of dis
count from the foregoing established maximum
prices such per centum Of discount To be unl.
form on every item of work or material, and
will hc subject TO The provisions of law. There
will bc expressly reserved in the contract the
right of the LEGISLATURE to alter, repeal or
amend any law now in force o. which may
hereafter be euacted, directing any particular
kind or quantity of printing and the contract
will distinctly set forth that II does not give to
,he contractor any interest IN or control over
The official publication of the laws advertise
mcn1>. prOclimatiuus and communications OF
every nature which may now or hereafter be
required by law TO be published in a newspae
at The seat OF government.
No bid will be considered unless accom-
panied by all the agreements, guarantees, and
certificates prescribed by section 3Ol of the
Revised Statutes, (Sce forms bclow) Blank
tulrIs 5t bids, agreements, guarantees and
certificates, aud all Information desired, Will
DC furnished upon application TO the Secretary
OF state.
Thoright torciect any or al the bids is here
by reserved.
Tho following are the necessary forms for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-12

entered the Persian territory are still 10 the
Marngha district. The town Of Mirsudab
and four large villages have been piIlaged
and the inhabitants mastered. The Per.
sian Government has ordered q dispatch OF
twelve battslions OF infantry and 1000 cav.
airy, with twelve guns, but they cannot
reach the scene for ten days."
News from the Arctic Explorers.
SAN Francisco, October 11.-Tbe CdH
this morning publishes an interview with
Lieutenant John Wykof, OF the United
states revenue cutter Corwin, who has ar
rived here on the steam-wbaler Mary aDd
Helen In twenty-one days from the Arctic
ocean.
The Corwin made the trip to Herald
Island without being able 10 land, on ac-
count Of the ice. She has trayersed the
Arctic waters In every direction between
Point Parrow and Herald Island without
gaining any intelligence OF the Jeanette.
The cruising whalers were unable to reach
Wrangle Land, for which the missing ships
were headed when last seen. Another at.
tempt will be made 10 reach Herald Island
before the close OF the season.
The schooner Loleta was seized at Port
Hope August 29ih for violation Of the
revenue laws, and Lieutenant Wykof put
In charge. On September 4th she went
ashore on the north side OF st. Lawrence
Island, and became total loss. On Sep
TENDER 18th Lieutenant Wykoff made Plo-
YER bay, where he found the Mary and
Helen, and took passage upon her for this
port,
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THE LATEST NEWS.



FOR THE ELECTION TO-
DAY-NEws FROM TIE ARCTIC ExPLo-
RKRs-oBITUARY-A REPUBLICAN CAN.
DiDATE FOR CONGRESS IN THE SIXTH
observation-disclosures GREAT cELE-
BKATION BEGINNING OF A WEEKS FEs.
INVITES IN THE MONUMENTAL CITY
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS AND CASUALTIES
ELECTION OF BRIGHAM YoUNG's SUCCESS
sOR-MEETTNG OF THE UNITED STATES
SUPREME COURT YEsTERDAY-THE PET
TY-LARcEYY DISQUALIFICATION IN FLO.
RIDA-THE EASTERN IMBRoeLIo: TUR-
KEY YIELDING; SURRENDER OF Dull
CIGNo: PERSIAN TOWNS AND VILLAGES
PILLAGED BY KURDS, AID THE ISHABT-
TASTs MAssACRED-0NE OF THE MUIR
DERERs OF DIR. PARSONS, THE AMERICAN
MISSIONARY. DEMNED TO DEATH AT
CONsTANTINOPLE.
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Dispute About the Petty Larceny Dis
qualification I'm Florida.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, October 11.-Some
excitement in political circles here has been
caused by controversy between the Demo-
cratic and Republican committees on the
question whether persons convicted Of
larceny have the right TO register and vote.
The Attorney-Genera in an opinion fur
nished Governor Drew takes ground that
persons convicted OF larceny by any court
OF competent Jurisdiction, without regard
TO grade OF crime, forfeit the elective fran
chlse. The Republican State Committee,
however, take position that when the con-
viction is for less sum than twenty dol
lars it makes the offence misdemeanor, and
not felony, and does not work such dis
qualification. The Republican Committee
In a circular threatens any registration Off
Ger or inspector OF election with prosecu-
ton in the United States courts il they in
tereiere in any way with the right OF citi-
zen to vote on account of his conviction in
Justices court. The Democrats, on the
other hand, are determined that their view
Of the matter shall control the registering
officers.
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United states supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE United
States Supreme Court met shortly after
noon to-day. The Chief Justice and
all the Associate Justices, except Field,
Hunt, and Clifford, were 10 attendance. At
torney.General Devens and Solicitor Gene
raj Phillips were present TO represent the
United States. Senator Edmunds, OF Ver-
mont, was also In attendance. The session
OF the Court was extremely brief. The
Louisiana lottery case, being an appeal from
the decision OF The Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia, was, upon motion Of
Acknowledgement Devens, indefinitely post
poned. The Kentucky lottery case was
dismissed for reasons already assigned in
these dispatches. New suits will probably
be begun in the lower court against Post
master.G General Maynard. The case Of Me-
Bride Us. The Secretary OF the Interior and
the mining cases were all put of on account
OF the absence OF Justice Field. The Court
set tomorrow for the hearing OF the Florida
railroad case. No decisions are expected to
be announced until Monday next. All Of
the justices present to-day looked to be IN
excellent health.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-12
sLEEPLEssNRss, AND PARALYSIS.

Celery has only come into public notice within
the last few years neryine but scientific expert
ments and experience have proved beyond doubt
that 1t controls Nervous Irritation and periodic Ner-
vous and Sick Headaches TO a marked degree.
Brown sequsrd says that Celery contains more
nerve food than any other vegetable substance fousd
In nature. Celery first discovered and used as
nervine by French physicians about 1867. But a
combination of the EXTRACT OF CELERY AND
CHAMoMILE, which has been but recently intro
duced to the profession and the public by DIR. C. W.
BENSON, has produced such marvellous results In
curing nervousness and headaches, and especially
nervous and sick headaches, neuralgia, paralysis In
Digestion and leepessness, that II has excited pub
lie attention aud newspaper comments, and many
physicians have tested the merits OF this prepara-
ton with the best results, as quoted below from a
few.
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port.
New YORK, October 1f.--Argumeut 10
show cause why Chief Supervisor John /.
Davenport should not be removed from
Office for alleged exceeding bis official
duties Is progressing before Judges Batch
ford and Ch0ate in the United States Cir
cult Court this afternoon. Application by
Dayepport's counsel for extension OF time
to prepare answer to argument already SUBJ
mitted was denied.
Lafer.-In the case Of Chief lector-Su.
pervisor Davenport, Judge BIatchford rem
dered decision this afternoon, 10 which
Judge Choate concurred, denying the ap-
plicaiion for DavenporPs removal, and dis
missing the order to show cause granted
on Saturday last. He said be saw no rea-
son for Mr.. Davenport's removal, as the
latter had shown by his affidavit that before
the issuance OF the instructions complained
OF he bad conferred with Judge Woodruff
and the District Attorney, and that they
bad approved OF them. That OF Itself
would show that be had done his duty.
The Court could not interfere with the in
structions, but could only give advice or
counsel in the matter, but thought that cer-
tain parts OF them ought to be modified.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-12

Hampton MORtor.J
Mr.. Goode and Judge Lacy locked
horns" at Yorktown last Thursday oun-
ty.Court day. We learn from a prominent
gentleman who was present, and the value
OF whose opinion in such matters is unques-
toned, that Mr.. Goodies effort was magni-
ficent-one Of the best that he has made
during the canvass-and that his reception
by the people was grand ovation. None
OF the "faithful allies were present to APP
plaud the Judge--eyen the Nortons had de-
serted him, being only few yards of
taking part in Republican meeting which
was being addressed by Mr.. Dezepdorf.
The Judge might well eXclaim, GET tu,
Brute" when DR.. Norton, said to be chair
man OF the Readiuster Executive Commit
tee, and his brother Robert refuse to sup
port him.
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Governor Holiday and Party.

Especial to the Charleston News and COurier.]
COLUMBIA. October S.-Lieutenant Ma
guire, OF the Richmond Howiizers, arrived
this evening, and was greeted with salute
Of three guns by the Columbia Flying Ar
tilery. He came to join Governor Holli-
day and party, who are making an extended
tour through the South. The party consists
of the following persons: Governor Holi-
day, Major Means, Colonel Buford, Colonel
Carter, General Mcdonald, Miss Buford,
and Miss Claiborne. They will 90 to Au-
gusta tomorrow morning in special coach
furnished by the Richmond and Danvlle
Railroad.
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CHESTERFIELD.
A DgM0CRATIC MEETING ADDRESSED BY MAJo


+. p. TURNER.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CLOVER HILL, October o. 1880.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was
held at Cloyer-Hil Company Store precinct
In the interest OF Hancock ana English,
Captain George ID. Wise, and the regular
Democracy. william Pinchbeck, Esq. the
assistant county superintendent, presided.
II was expected that Captain George II.
Wise would be present, but owing to 6r-
cumstances over which he had no control
he was obliged TO disappoint bis friends,
who were entertained by Major +. p. Tur.
ner, who, 10 speech OF an hour, held bis
audience In close attention while he adv0-
Gated the 19fh-of-May ticket and the cleo
ton Of Hancock and English and George
ID. Wise, and arraigned the opposition sue
cessfuliy, and strengthened the hearts OF bis
bearers with the good news he told from
the other parts OF The district. Several
other gentlemen also made short speeches.
A Hancock and English club was organ
ICED. aud this precinct may be counted Tor
We l0ih'ofAsy ticket snd George D. Wise
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Turkey.


ONE OF DIR. PARsONs's MURDERRRs CONDEMNED
TO DEATH.
CoNsrANTINOPLE. October 11.-One OF
the murderers OF DR.. Parsons, the Amerl-
can missionary. has been condemned to
death and two others sentenced TO fifteen
years penal seryitude.
THE PORTE AGREES TO CEDE DULCIGNo.
LONDON, October 14-4:30 p. M-The 81.
James Gazette this evening says: "The
Foreign Office received at late hour last
night telegram from Mr.. Goshen, the
British Ambassador at Constantinople, an
nouncing that the Porte had agreed to cede
Dulcigno."
RUMoR OF EVACUATION OF DCLclGYo.
PARIS, October lit Is rumored on the
Bourse that the Turks have already evacu-
ated Dulcigno, and that the Montenegrins
have occupied that place.
THE PORTE YIELDS.
LONDON. October IA Paris dispatch to
the Reuter- Telegram Company says: "a
telegram from CoDstantinople has been re-
ceiyed here confirming the report that the
council OF ministers decided upon the I'M
mediate and unconditional surrender OF
Dulcigno."
The Times In q leading article comment
ing on the rumor above mentioned OF Tur.
key,s decision says: "Such course would
dissrm the European concert by removing
the primary cause Of the naval demonstra'
ti0n."
THE SULTAN THREATENS TO ABDIcArE.
LONDON, October ia Constantinople
dispatch to the Daily Nees says: "The
sultan has declared that II the fleets come
TO Constantinople he will abdicaie. The
sultan has been doing bis utmost to make
separate terms with Russia, but without
success"
Masssere Of Psrsians BY Kurds.
LONDON, October liza dlspascn Irom
Tcheyan says: 1.-THE hwds wnV scSeh'y