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New-York tribune., 1880-10-31
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
.,rw wopLEANs QUARANTINE.


N-,,7- OpIFANg Oct. 3O--Upon the recon menda-
-, - me state Board OF Heih Governor We!tz issued an
uu ~ ~iedrawing all quarantine restrictions IRON NoTel-
Der /. 80 ,,orN. AGE IT PHILADELPHIA.
- nm, Oct 90 he coinage executed at
.t cv during tho month OF October gold,
lr % lined al $3.50 400: silver dOlsrs si,-OOOoO aIu
-. 10, to the value Of 8 2,2OO
''''~ ~ AvAIN ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE
MrpDLrTOwN. ONO. oct 30.Gi III nomas ~, Johnson oI,
suspecsu, here 10 day Immediately taken u Hamilton
~ ,ad hidden himself IA sever puV Ao 'i'"s "-'' ~
,a - IN his morning drove MN out
TIC IAN A RAILROAD oBsTRUcTED, .;u 80,
,..,,v~@v n l. Der. JO.-A freight train col
PROV .,d. of Pawtucket at O'Clock TINS afternoon
nson o the tracks the Boston ana "ofoosef oA"s
Ins shore I4He train iroI ho"s"n 100 u'
New-York tribune., 1880-10-31
posr OFFICE COMMISSIONS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-A list has been pre-
nored t tuc Post Office Department showing that TIE
commissions OF Presidential postmasters at the follow
ing offices will expire between the lst Of December aud
the Am of March next. The salaries of the Officers
named are from 81. 900 TO S4 900 per annum
onnectieut.-Naugatuck, Stafford Springs anu wal
New Albany (A1arch l. 1881 salary, 81, 100,
Batavia C0hors. Cn1tOn springs, Corning. ava 0ien
Falls (,rarnpoint, Hudson, Huntington, k-eSviie NC
dina. OgdensUurg, Oneida, OneOnta, hhinepeck ckah-
eaIees suspension Bridge. waterford ana WcstheIo
New Jersey.-BurlIngtOn, HacAetistown anu Fnkce-
ON
New-York tribune., 1880-10-31
DEL AuApa AND HUDSON CANAL RISING.

KINGSTON. y. Y, Oct. 30.-It is raining
heavily here tonight. and It is believed continuance
FOR few hours longer will allow resumption Of nayi-
cation on the Delaware and Hudson Canal seven nun
dred hoats with 10000 tons Of coal are lying between
rt,.i. or, pt,uinsport awaiting risc Of water on
ne summit Level when inches below its head
ms mnrnIng All boatmen nave been Idle FOR some
ret mat and the company's stock VI coal mas how
"A
New-York tribune., 1880-10-31
AY AFFR4Y ~ NEW-H4TEN

NEw-HAvES. Conn.,, Oct. 29.-At the Repub-
Iiran torchigut procession last night there was an
atfray between spectators aud coiored company a
Hartford negro fred pistol in-o the crowd the ball
striking an lnotfensve spectator named Sweeney passing
,broucn his groin. II fell. AMI was set
uuon and severely Deatcl, his jaw be-
ius broEcu. The pin sician in ATTENDANCE
Iva he win die before moi ung sweeney is Irish
Democrat ana his .ssai.au.s being cOOred men there
4. NM -A A.n fanAu. nNnr me mALt.r.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-31
COTTON CEOP REPORTS.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 30.-The Democrat pub
fishes this morning tee ;raphc reports from hrtyn
central points In Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Te xas,
Georgia Arkansas, Florida. Missouri and tennessee
hoIn, rc roudltion of the crop up To and Ill
cIudlnr tbc 2gtl inst Most OF the reports indicate
ininshpd cIop A few favorable reports are received
frnm TrXls. FlnridA ana GeOrglI.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-31
ENTHUSIASM N MDDLErOWN.

MppLETOWN. y. Y, Oct 3O.-Ihe cam
uai-n closed tonight with great enthusiasm. Notwith
standing the heavy storm the EZRA House packed
Horace Bemis OF Horne lsyile made telling speech,
and raised The excitement 90 tre highest pitch
New-York tribune., 1880-10-31
WAXEplY ARGrSEn.

WAvERLY, y. Y. Oct 3O-A large and en-
tbusiastc Garfield and Arthur meeting w1s held here
This evening Eoqrent addresses were made by J. T..
T-pdo-raG Of ONO and jim" Wrod, the II sh miner,
OF Indiana Special trains were run from OSe-o,
y Y. and Athens Penn. ana there large parade
of me Bows u Bus before the meeting. The village was
generally Illuminated
New-York tribune., 1880-10-31
TIE LoNnly WALKING-MATCH.

llIINII0NI W. Ut
The Sporting Life. referring TO the next con-
test for ,hc Ashley Belt says: Rovcil Blower
Brown and Littewood, OF Sheffield, undoubtedly he
three best men N England ana II e .ucr of them Is
seen I'm vnciaud acaIn for some wears The start VIII
take place exactly 40 the time fixed IL O'Clock next Non
lnY nOrnIn.l rIespectLre u any aDsentees.V
New-York tribune., 1880-10-31
THE GERMAN SOCIALISTS.


A Berlin dispatch to The Daily Aeics says
Three DAYS the Socialists determined 10 cvacuae
Hamburg ard discontinue their considerable printing
arrang gemens there" Berlin dispatch 20 The Times
saws: During the last few DAYS the Berlin police have
So 2 j several thousand revolutionary pamphlets. G-
cuduC hundreds o. The zurich Social Democrat
and the London Frefhetk"
New-York tribune., 1880-10-31
THE SITTING BULL NEGOTIATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. pa dispatch has been
received here dated st. Pau, Mimi. October 20 in
which General Terry instructs Colonel Miles that thero
. 10 be no change OF policy IN regard 20 Sitting Bull
He save he intended to send Allison, VINO Is conndent
taatC
New-York tribune., 1880-10-31
ATTACKED BY AP1CHES.

SANTA FE, y. NJ. Oct. 30-Ihe NerM Meri-
ca,'s Fort Qmtman special says: courier Just ar
rived from Oo Caenie Mexico $50 miles south Of Fort
Onitman states tina, at day0reak yesterday band OF
t1rv ApAche, attacked picket OF twelve men OF the
ON Cava.ry killing TWO. \ company OF soldiers from
Oultman have been sent In pursuit
New-York tribune., 1880-10-31
TWO UNFIT CANDIDATES.
RECORDS OF W r. GRACE AND c. II.


1RUAX.
ACTION or rHR MUNICIPAL SOCIETY," ~ REGARD 70
Mr.. TRUAX-HIs NoMlNATION DECLARED A Ms
TAKN-DoCBrs n REGARD TO IHE NATURALIZ-
ALTON oFrHE pEMOCRArIC NOMINEE FOR MAYOR
Wa TIE COURT DECEIVED MIR rRUAx As
AZ ASSIGNEE.
The Municipal Society last night adopted
the report OF committee declaring that the
charges against Mr.. lruax were justified, and
that his nomination should not have been
made. The doubts in regard to the Legality
OF William L. Grace's naturalization have
become more serious, and there are strong
reasons for believing that the Court which
granted the papers was deceived. Further
facts have been obtained in re<Ird % the
record of Mr. Truax, especially concerning lis
course as tie assignee of McCaliun a. Co.,
and these facts are not at al credltabie to Mr.
Truax.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-31
A NOTED NIHILIsr TO BE TRIED.

I1VNI1IINf D0I' 'I0f
The approaching trials of Nihilists at ST.
Petersburg vii be the important tnat have yet
taken place. Among the prisoners is man who IS said
10 have gwen 10 the Nihst Committee all his prOuerty,
amounting to $l3G,OOO and who was tlled al odessa
IN 1879.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-31
RAILY STAMTORn.- Y. Y.

STANFORD, y. Y, oct. 31.-F. G. Gedney
and five other speakers tonight addressed the largest
Rerubcan meeting ever held here. Delaware County
Is :. nooline for Garfield and Arthur and the whole
RepuD lean ticket
New-York tribune., 1880-10-31
THE yEv.JERsEY DRoUTH ENDED.

MANCHESTER, n. D., Oct. 3O.-Ihe sulierlngs
of the live stock and the losses endured Dy the farmers
and people OF the manufacturing towns Of southern
New-York tribune., 1880-10-31
THE FRENCH DEGREES.

PARIS. "a urday, Oct 30, ISoJ
There have been expulsions Of various or
ders al Touon Mines Carpentras and Marsci les to-day
a-s tho autbortjes N two instances were compelled 20
ferca DOORS but no serious disturbance occurred
New-York tribune., 1880-10-31

New Jersey because of the long drouh have en1eo WIN
the four DAYS OF continuous riin OF HIS week res %
and wells which have been dry FOR month past ar ~
enisupd and factory wheels which have
for We Ks are again IN motion
New-York tribune., 1880-10-31
THE ALASKA GOING TO SAMOA.

WAsHrSGroS, Oct. 3O.-Captain George
o,on commanding the United States ship Alaska re-
nor,s 70 the Navy Department arrival OF tnat vessel
New-York tribune., 1880-10-31

Annamaua Bay. MarIuesas TslGnf., August 10, nav
ing made The passae from MN 0oto Peru H. tw' nY-one
davs mostly under sal alone. She on her way 10
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-11

An Indiana Nephew Arrested
for the Poisoning nf Ills un-
VIV's Family

Nav AtuS,. June lO Deputy Ah"I
,H Mover ,uai,tday arrested Muaua lIrN
uu a warrant issued hY the tufnuur,
upuu auapirluu luHi ho pnlspuod the
veil ~ ih" iinE tam with aIaruir,
Whi,h rraujl,d ~ ihr auIiuua lllnugs ul
Me Illgnhrlh lIuN, hlg aunt NlduuN
lna. hln brother, nud the death ~ Cap
tain John l.ns Nua,H WaH luuud ~
hia humr N M"uI,zNIllr, eating hrrak
last ith htH Young Wiiu, Whum hu ~.
r,uily Iuartyd llo WA gtonlly aston
lahrd vi his srrrpt, nnd uu III" way I"
the County luil l,u,'d muN vehement
" that ho had any thing tu du With the
pniauuiuu The statement mndo hN
CAPTAIN llnN aud hIa family Wyotn
Ia,a hrinrr the Heath oi Captain huh
uasi atruup Huspi,iuu urou MuRoH liuh
Ahuut the ilmu II iho beginning ul
the taatlyp illupaa uuo ul ihu momh ~
81 the iam,ll luuud u paper containing
utaruh iu tlo pu,kui ui NrHi huluug
~ Nusrs lhla paper hoe hoon a'curoj
hy the oihyyrl. and Will hu analNSrd hN
pt kaat,uhuo. n ut l.uuigNlllu The
h,att. part ~ the iungp, gluIuarh Hud
INUI ut Captain Hos have alRn hrru
rla,rI tu the hauia ui hr u. iur ana
hu,nl I,st a. aayuttalu II any trace ul
poison ,nn be- found II II thought hN
the uhYsi,i, i,ua that The l'uRil' NJ the
umr the luisun Was ~ lh" aystom h"
luro lealh viii truduI II dllli,ull a. tUi
az, tR,r ~ II Tho tu,uurf viii lu
muriuw rr4um' the inpuust hy usnm,u
ina the momhyra ~ the faulty and
taking iho evidence IA the ,aso The
tuuuiN Commissioners have utder'd u
iuutnugh Investigation nj the alleged
poisoning aud ',of, ollutt viii ho made
lu a4rrtiaiu pll the larts lSu weeks
bpiuro the irath ~ Captain luN hc told
Nua,a ~ dee the ,nnulty, as lee dii not
utsh him prosecuted aUd iurhsdc him
,umiuE io the house again The L't
that Nuass dii not leave shows lha, hr
~ either nu",vut ~ utterly uhliy,uus
tu Consequences
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-11
A uI,It!IIT OUTIOOk .
The Int oT the Iron Workers
striLC NrstoTss Prosperity io
tho Hmok I'ttN.

Trrapt uuu. june lu The siI,k" "l
tho uun workers BE- uuV happily over,
bat tho riir,t ui tho aupp,usluu hag
brrn 90 st,utl, d,u,sa all hrau,h'a "l
tult tu Ihi4 community nui Nhllai the
utt,rta have t,ru Htlyd With working
mau the siurrs have been comparative
Iy ,mpt,. ami bat lrs sales we've made
Thr ,ul ui ihr -uapvuat' ~ viii therefore
Be- welcomed zee all hau,la 49, t'iutn ul
EppI uutrs Tho bar. sheet Uud guil'
m,ll ~ lu,d SON n 60 'a NutkS trHum
e,l operations ycstrrdiy aud then huil
ets Nill 40 tn Wurk thts morning lhc
uthrt milla whuh have siEurd Wili ATT
b. tn art,yo operation iu tN'uiN t'uI
huura lbu Htpppasv 81 thr mills ~.
pears tu ave hal q h,urt,ial 't''t "n
iho market. iur the t,eiyg b. much hri
icr aui md,ra aro beginning tu 'ume ln
with iu,fcaarup slvadiurEa Nv the ,nd
ui tho week the ,hsta,tvrisiir cloud ~
smoke aud pillars ui lirr, Wbi'h denote -
healthy condition ~ the hus,upss puI1'
oi this community. viii ho seen in the
heavens. aud ail departments 1T traih'
wiil De- benefited ,uuraruuiugly a. the
,luuj iurIvss's
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-11
sIIE LOVED NOr WISELY,
4 betrayed Quaker City Beauty
Seeks Oblivion for Tier shame
Iu Death,

pmtAngirn,. June 40 Dot suiuo
Nocka the iuvulaitIl0 nUishbuis lp tho
yi,inuN oi Nw tuudun = grocery store,
uu M,liin street. near Dallas had uo.
Uyrd that Iuudup s'vWoj ~ he Sh
dea, nrins ~ yet az a iltttaliun With An.
ua Cupp,n, - we'll hshaVcd, pretty little
bluuir ul sryontseH years, 'caidtng at
NJ llH nyau street The maiden
sacmrd ~ rpsl hia advances, lpndon
H. = maft,ti pan With thrre children
II b. alleged hr offered the gifl money II
she would submit tD hia embraces, On
risHia, Cuuiou's family WUte ahseui,
aud the store VAS shut up. The
gitl Gppn vas ahsvpt iium h'f
humr all day She returned huUe
at night, apparently suffering much
mental Distress, aud h,F muthof guos
toned hpftloscll rpucvrning hcf where.
ahnu,a all day Annie burst iutu tears
aud ,unipssed that she bad been With
Uondnn all day She Sss MT fepruach.
81 hy her mother, hu~s,et, Nhu sa'i
shr blamed ihe man mote than she dat
her dsughlsu
This morning the girl, Who SEEMED to
grow more despunlenI eyeiy hour. dts
appeared Th,s afternoon her lalher
found bet In au uppe' ruom dying from
a sash IN her thust. which she hsd in'
tiictrd With tssor 4 physician vas
summoned, bat tDp late, ior in = short
time the bettaysd gih pssssd sssl.
she had al eBsclionaie. lessns dtsts'st
,iOn, ami was . c,RslAnt sttspdant a.
sautiay ssho,A. Coadon has raa sSay.
There Il q warrant out oF his arrest,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-11
IIiELAND's DISTRESS.
The Reports that tho Worst
huneringz were over Alto
uothor promnt ure.

IiTTsHrHuti, IUuo ~ Evidences ~"
rapidly Multiplying that the icpnrtH
that lrolaud'a dslIhH4 waa ~ Hu eni,
we're premature I pnu ihis point thc
following letter from SLATER Mary Glare,
ui konmare Convent, County kerfy,
written Ia liishnp TuiHv, al this dioreHe,
ahods new light ~ fnreaaw that the
reiterated statements III the Duchess Oi
Mnrlh",nugh'u committee that there
was 'uu Hovoro diHlroHH would Kill
any ultu charity that existed
iu T.. ..l Alas that thiH lady, tn
vhuu Nr not uunalplul ior What
Hhu r.. .. would uut luavc The shores
ul ir...I tithuut issuing lalRn and
uia,bl,. ..t. statement that the wuiat
ui the ir.ttos4 was uyrt Iurday, IN
deed, lhu Loud May"r III nnhhn aud the
Protestant Archhiahop ~ nuhlin have
puhlirly druird these lalao Wufds, nud
have puhlirly stated that the wursl ~
vet tn como llut the luglph liu has
hal the slari nj the llEh truth, Hud No
know ion we'll hy hong experience that
whcIo Ireland IA concerned people
would ,aihoI holiuyo lha lie
Even aa I write THE have Iocelyed n
NfNLNNlNN llNiNl NNfNNi wv NNliNH W w
dou, lu aay that hia people wur" dying ol
starvation, aud that ho could not yet
help nuyWhor" ,ci,ltrd hy Telegram,
snNiur ! would a.ud him Ihn hy uoSi
pugt, though rNrV penny ~ uur iund
WA gone I trusted iu ttud Rnd mu
uiiiroui Amuli,n. 49, | hal ullon done
hrlprr whru ihcIp Wag uIVuui di-iIca4,
aud Wa net disappointed tho nest
dnyH' ruul brought ne IlOn irnm uu
uiirrut America, whirh helped ihiH and
other equally awful cusra
My Telegram Wa received hY the
large hearted bean hate iu lho evening,
aud hal lrllr, lum him Ia day iu
ahy that when lhu people hcard h'
unt u nud hud urd,Iod ia NuIih al
meal, ihrI ataNod all uighl IA the Hirrrta
iu poi u,uulhiul ui iund ni dayhrrah, d,
Nav the good ,,od have pity uu ua'
Aro W. living ~ rapnu ~ Christian
times llrrr ulo the whole population ul
many parlahoH iu lrrlaud, not five mlH
uty4 telegram from ihtlaimu England,
nud huudtols 81 people n,u 49, lluiuu
sliirkou lur Ne have ehuIp il"ais nov
lyiuu IN tho culd HlrrSip, waiting iul
uuu muuihlul m tho 'uarapH iund "u
whi,h a human heiuu can uhtsi,
"loa, lrrd ~, uh unhlo nr"plo, Rnd
then la the uamu ~ thr gupd Gud, lrru
~ stand hy the Land League, stand
NAN ~ uHu, Hnd ynur raua" aud uurH II
one, nud luglAni shall hu compelled to
change the lava which make lrrhnd u
perpetual hrppar. nud Whuh oNilo the
heat aud uuhltpl ut h,r pnus
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-11
No Rhsr ron uARFInI,p,
Representative Uos Determined 10 Have
Hts asooFd spread nsfoTe ths Country.
4l,siai ~ the neuiatsT


tiartsld will got no reHt irom hiS
record until the Mechanically days ~
Nnyrmhrf' have come. There IN nu 80
cape ipr him, ~ the campaign ul the
Democracy will ho au a"gTssaiy" one,
irum THIS hour Yesterday, l,epreson
tauyr = n. CoN, III New York oiloroh
rysuIulinn in The House inf the ruIHiui
ing ui the Testimony takou hrl"to the
Committee ~ Investigation "i lho f"r
~ Ihim Cunu,osa IN lhr Crrdil Nuhilicr
raan aud lllr fnland ropnri, declaring HAT
tiatleld iopk theHwaS irum Oakna Am'a,
tho document being almusl oul oi
pint llaNloy. knuwiuR his object,
promptly uhlrrlod aud defeated his
purpuao Coz will irv n over aRaln ~
another way and should ho ln,l apain the
damaging lizolusurrs ugarling lI"ii"l
yrr Umlicld will ho printed hy Hul'
srriviiuu The Committee ul inNrHtlga
liuu. appointed hy Republican tun
grr,s. ,unlainod majority ~ it'ruhl,.
rana and Nus headed lev Judge pulUnd,
III Ncrmonl II was appointed by Gov,
,p,nkrt llainr Who VIA himp"ll lmrll.
Gated, having called him tn The 'hnir lur
that putIuaa Tho testimony ul Awe
ia conclusive as iO ttaIliuld, ani Nhlle
thr altrr ipnisd The charge under oath,
the COMMITTEES isporlod II Ia uc
,nulnnro With Amos' ryidunrc, thereby
branding ,iarnrld ~ pefiurrt ~ we'll
40 u ,urruplinniai The Crrlll M"h,lior
~ what ruinod t'nllas, Rud the only
ltHercnce hctwoon him ana Garfield
was that tho tormor pui ~ .2nO Ia d,Ni
Irnda. and that the lailor got bat s'h
the report, Witch condemns iollaS and
tjarHold, completely csrulpaiss l'lalnr.
rpN aaya iiarRrli la ~ murihuud r"n
,lii,un. aud Democratic innRrrssm,n
arr az sinus io Vrul,lsIn hia 'rrurd "n
the Hpul ut the lluuar i,rn. helknHp,
t,nnt'a lisgta,ri SECRETARY d Wa,
prunuuurra UarHyld one III the m"Ht
corrupt mou Ia the country, "hl'h ~
additional evidence ul the Truth "l The
adago that when thieves TALL oul h"n
cai men got their du,s' Thr'" ~ nlH"
an ugly story connected With "aIli"ld %
legislative rarcsr ~ Ohio. "details "i
Which aro not Yct "ui
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-11
MAsONUyANDTur CuUNUn
beginning of ~ War On the An
client Graft h, tho Reformed
Church synod.

Nrs Nunk, June M The members
~ the Urnrral Syuoi NJ the N'Io,mod
Church ~ America, uuw ~ guHs,un IN
tho lnlaomun street Church IN Iruok'
lyn, yesterday eagerly irRunod the dis'
ruaaiuu III The urmnIinls from different
,aaHoH Throughout IA" country asking
the synod a. take some action rundoii'
uninIy III fIpumanunIy nud other nal'
hound secret aurirlira Tho Committee
uu OyariuIoH, ~ which tho various i,"'
mn,iala had h,uu admitted, had ~
ported against taking any official action
lor ~ against fponasOnfy, vet the 20
mort declared that no minister oi tho
church ought " uniis with 80 10 ieina'n
Nv any An,ieiy ~ institution, whe'srt
secret ~ open, Nhnso principles and
u,ariicuH arn Rnii thIiaiinn, ~ ,nn
irary ~ tho faith and rranllro 0 the
Church
Tho lioy 4 lirooAl Haid that prrhapH
lhoro vaaa little nUnArnno about Ma
gnnIy, bui even ilH wiHsAi unn irliahoi
this llo pleaded iur ioloraiion and l'h
oIiy.
IIdrr fluyd ClaIkaon, ~ Nov No,h, 4,
uppnsrd any new teal in The chuirh Ito
had been Christian Iur ihiiiy years anl
Mnsnu luI thirty ais years, and had
taken The lhiri degree IN Masonry, hut
ho never Hnv anything hlaHphon"na ~
H.
Tho Ilry W N tlalh Aaii that the
synod Ahuuld nui be- srafri hy The
lhfeaia NJ he dolpvRlrH Who lnilWnl'i
that they wuuld leave the church "
aolup action vaa nui taken
Tho Rev Peter Inprllah, Shn Hn''
that the anii MaAnnir movement saA -
v,pal nnn ~ the WoRl. aud that The
synod should ni iail io condemn Ma
aonfy asa particular HIn, "ii.i'i NJ
Aubs,iiuia iuI the report III ihe commit
tee u resolution that Tho Synod should
earnestly warn the churches against
membership ~ tho Masonic order, ann
slmilnr assuciailrna, ~ inrunHlH''h'
with Christianity, Rni enloin upon ''i'
ministers aud elders patiently ~ ~
slturi aurh ~ att IN this matter, nhd 'o
prraoiyu, II need be-, hy di-ciplln", 'h'
purity ~ The Christian piuirHHion
Thia vas voted down 10y q laIpo major
nv. Tho diMussinn IL in hu continued
The membpla ~ tho Holland, Michigan
apd other rla.AuH ~. iuiani on hayinI
frpelnaMoniy condemned, and They
threaten Ia split " this aud s'hsi as''"
orders are further Cuunirnanced.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-11
uITrmH Az uAuI,

I,nu IIesdsd IIadIcala I,Inomuy I,uohins
Fn,ward io Defeat unnhIinp'a Bisnin-
o.nt a,Isnoo Bne,man ual,oved w. be
u.,.i, thsI,ed
TmT,,, I,n,Io vho,o Ia nn ,lIni
..,,,,'',.. ,L, I,,,,,,,,,,s. ava, ,Lu uou,i
uni,,u nl ,,utipId john Crsau, aud
I,lu,r Wm Armstrong. ul rpuna,lya
nj, L,,I L,ny hradrJ rnliltr,aua. aay II
I'm IA, hnr,Irt in ,atty pruuAyIvania
u,,h ,.un,II ,h,n with any other
,audrln,n who ,nuld have hron arlouioi
hcrauso tho people ~ lrnnsy ylvan,a can
not hu madu tu holloN" that uaIiiold ~
moi lIro ilalcr NJ hoa'l
Esun,n, Plumb. ~ Kansas. aaya that
,ho Intention al lhr nnu ,,anI lnrrrR
uns tn ha,e ununinnird Muahhu,na, hut
ih,t Lia un,un hiI.I Ia tuguiIr ANY ru
,nns,,sm vhcu Indiana pnyp him u
ln,n, by ,o,tiuy Tho hulk III ila vote
t,, Lnn Sand puuh. "Ihu feeling
,I ,h, 4 ausna drl,sattnn was Ia
L.,,.y y,uc oyrr tn i,IanI. nnd II would
Ln,n ,uirL lpt him II ono nr lvu more
halInla had hrou taken 10 saul that
Aul,ut UuuIdn add sitrugh ~ the ticket
A Iu iIatirlh. hp had nothing ip aHy
rthrt ilau Ia hone hr would pull
,btuuph "I Iuu Hpr. aald ho I'VE had
.tther tn IaLa the Do,il nf the drep aua
Wo hurpily went hplNrrn. aud tnuk up
a ,n,n,,t,u,tsp man
L...,., L,l ann, ,yo,
Wv ,,H'''',," u,,,I,Ii ,,i T,l 49, ni I,u,s
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,"n", @ ~, ,. ,,Vn,.. m"a, ,,.,ni' oi ionis,n.
,,"ntI Lsyn snnnn,,s1 Lim rilhmut 10,
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Ut GOlYtR GARfltlDS SINS RISING
10 CONF R0NT HIN.
Mis- Record In the Credit MobIlIsr and
Other S~Indss 10 be Given 10 the
Country A lively lime
Expected To-day
COST OF INT WAR or INT REBELLION.

tiWhvld will Ret nn rsst here from
his record CoS, oi New York, IL deter.
mincl tn have the Crrdit Muhilirr ~.
purl and the pr 1inl,or aud other swim
dlra sptrad helorr the puhlic IN all the
beauty ui their Complels details. There
will be- lively time IN the House t'day
when the deputy marshsla' hill will he
diarusaed Tito UaIirala Rro IN deadly
feat III the tariff liscuasion, which they
must iace beLTe NdinutnmCnt. MI
sherman has repuriod in the Senate
that the roal III the war III the rebellion
was AL, ~, ,9ll, ,lsh, Tho National Hoard
~ Health received u very rough hsud
hns in thu senate yesterday, There IL
- strung impression Ia that body that
the Hoard Ia yory much more ornamon
tai than useful
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rususEl.Ess noAsD oF FHEAhTn.

rn.t u,.1iv Ornamental Institution
Sharply Ovsrhaulsd ~ the Senate
W.su,sntoS, June 10 The National
U,.,J ni llealth ts'siyrd = lively turn.
,ny over in the senate a. day. MI lisi
,,s moved tu inrI,ase lrum flhW" 4"
si6l Hn. the appropriation ~ aid ~ w.
al uuatant,np stations aud lwh ahd
STATE boarla oi health, ~ be- usei IA
,.,s,s ,l ,pi,lomiC Ra,lcy supported The
ansnlment ilc,k Sas ~, Nery Vel
s.i,.H,d Nth the boaid oi health, hut
hal voted inr itHcpalinp And every lhing
r,,pn,,tsI With n. tilA,O1 hal hern
e.psn.l.d aud be- did not think more
tban fIn.OD had gone ~ relieve people
irom dtasase. Allison criilcissi the
hnarJ inT i,a erection at quarantine
hulliinga.
Nj Harris. chairman ni the Commit.
a., yn spiinmir Diseases, sahl the sel
nt ISin gave the board expires poScf lu
mt an bntld,ngs wheIeSsf necessary to
pFrysnl tho importation ui disease
Mr. Eainn declared that he had not
much confidence in uT respect tpI the
National board ol Health,
Nr. Allison objected lo the larse CleTi.
cal irrre employed by the board, aud
allssrd that they had violated the spirit
Ol the law.
Mr.. Harris dsishd~l the acton Of the
board.
Ns..ra kptnaa aud Morgan spoke
ayaIn.t the national board, sayins they