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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-09

Chow Jackson's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-09

Eaca psckaac contains DR.. ssaforss Improved l,hat
InS ,uSe and fu dirrctioEs fer sill cascs Price
WV fcr salS BY all Wholesale and retail drucsls..
sal q. Sen ~ onshcri the Uniied States Casds
prcggisiH, Roctnn, Mass. - '
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-09
Dr.. EDGAR .. PARSONS

ID II " Il Z s T,
From the Penn'a. College of Dental Surgery,
NAN now b. found at his cf!ice in Romney.
y ard will remain unit! the latter part OF
Feoruary Romney. Jan. 1880.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-09
TAKE NOTTCr

n az NUIILF,
That will proceed 70 execute Tho s,is dc.
cree at my Office ia Rompey, IS Va n, 10
10th day of JsLusry, 1880
ii. Is. GtLKESON.
Special Commissioner.
Dec. 10, 1879.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-09
Commission c5,s ,0c0fice-

The above entitled causes having been recon
initted to mo 20 Special ComrissiO ~ the
Circuit Court Of Hampshire County, w. Va. 81
lis September term. 1879, Ito settle the accom-,
between the partners % She firm Of Ricafds
Back Blakemore. from The tim. the rpfort ~
Commissioned Turner, aciirg under the orders
OF ihe circuit Court OF Warren county, Va.
WE made out ticking said feport ne prif,ef,cic
correct and correcting any errors that NAV be
shown 10 exist therein, taking an account ~
the rents Of the property since that time. show
ing by whom received and how ia, a'iowing
D0hbin h Lairobe for any pay msrts nsde bv
them for insurance or for the pfcservaion of said
property since the repor, Of said Turner Was
msde ont, and stating any other matters he NAV
deem peiunen', OF any p"riy may REQUIRE "
John y Bnck VIM. 81 Buck. ". x rpek
James Il. Eicafd5 Thomas l. Blsketnore Thorn
ss Ashby. and George W Dotbiu a ~
u Latrobe, Trustees. Giles Cook. Trustee sud
James u. Williams. " BOYD and r Tnr-
me-, Trustees, ana al Other parties Interested
In IA csc caufea will
, 1880-04-08
LOCAL CRIME.

THE PACIFIC. r1OTEr. 1,fItEr.
. ThS s'.perlnie,,tlent of i'"co believe. That
webster fc'ap," tho hotcl thief nrrcstrl Tues
dny night. IL IN ntinr thnn t,ct,rgo W. tllltsK.
thu nlru,l t.o,,utcrfn,,,r nr,i hu,.f.thtr, mi
t,rI ,,ors,,r, ,,,,,. ,.,. r,.,'x 49,. h. .,,,,,
Tint Individual. rhcso Two ,,,cu, and
ti,, sunnrint,",in,, f,n,,n.o. nro ,n,stnrnr
villa lr"sc" r"so,nss s'G5 ,ur ro IN sT.' snvcr";
rcsrccts' he IL II totally tltIrcront rcrsnt.
thnuRl, MI expert "crrnk" 11is right naun Is
Wnt,s,t,r r,nan tfrrn,, mn, h., ,..a ~ onn linn
a,Ins ta m l.an mi ~ T. WIS s H. "'.e n, ,n,',"
eh'pin'e' ~ = letter'cnrrier n ING itat-thheo
uusltr t'cif. McArthttr. ffa furnished thfa In.
formation thsclf tn n detective yestcrt1ny In.
lt,u Hf,ury lnrni,a II wns nntl,it ia tnlkt, him
tHit II fitjrst. ;hicf-nt, urrlii,ntfon fpr which
he srr1na to hnru II ctnItompt l}ilt
iIeyoa, ills he was ra,ticcns. rin wn.ii not *
pliIn h0w he ci,o i,llt, tiu ro.scssIoi, Ut tic
articles fa,j il. tic NcerN III tho r1p,, uccit.
f1fc,l y him md his fp,llnio nss[ntc. il, whni
hn /. mt ,nurrtrt1, M svta ut jlrst s,tpulsud
lic ntlrittcI tjut he hatl been III ChIelEn f,,r
ni,oi,t !, reur "this hit ti,nr." s,lyinr
iIr rumo l!esn froi,, aln rrunescp. Nn,,t.
several If fnrtn hnyo xcru him nt lid 1Iytil
iately Investing in minis It;s tntl,,,1nr aid tnk
In.ftr,,tH ffnt IN Ia M f.xnrrt mil fr,,IIt fl,.
, 1880-04-08

tlIn fi!apu,ln,n road ,nnc frau, Il VIVA very inc
lEu isa tnI,,f, tu tiio 'n,sli,stnn ihas Tho nuy
rtutu ~ une mljlt D,, II saljtj firtn Foundations
with lilo s4,nr nit ,Ipui, H. Ilio ,tst fn,,t,.it.
lion wus ntt III !iunstUuu Ecmcntcti, which was
lmprrtIuts tu wtItrr.
Mr. t'utf,t, lunyfvl fe rt,nt1ynr should consist
Of II rrl,Isr fuuntiniiun Of llit,rsttu,r ct,yrrc,
with il suitable. ti,igkIltXs t.f Kr.,ntt tt.ncnnm
eDf,,p,st,i uf ftuir Illus ruled with twenty
MID sttiirncd with II sr,lutt0t. Of lnu mid 1r,,n
which iI,al,lrl Il sllIIclcilry 0f t,oIso*un md
density t. prevent / run lcts,n!nY ,yet Ihts
yfaiiltug tu ptinIit 0f iho purfect tltch III tIu
hJr.r'H ftut.
Mr, Ehnw. Of Washington. rnyo II m HIS np}u.
hi, Tint nsphnltmt, WI tlt, tn.st tmter(nl Viii,
which to rnyu tjIe strrcta, EnGh II r1,ntt chilli
bu hid In tshlcn Ut, f,,r ri II; n ynrtl
, 1880-04-08
English Election Returns still
Show Large Liberal
Gains. u.
No Regular Chinese Troops Have Crossed
the Russian Border.


. tOEnoN, April IA lleru corrcap pnndcnt tel.
eRrnphs: although nu small excitement md
oven mild nlnrm WIS ut first ptta1aced by thu
publication of tile mOmontllous liews III tlis-
1narck's resignation Of tho Chanccllors''p, thcse
feelings Booh gave why. OFT more sober rc[!ec-
.uons, to tho conviction thnt tho Incident mist
NOT be looked ut iu Its must serttnss light. No
one can possibly l,cItcve either ttnt tho Chnt,-
.ceiIOr curncatly desires to withdraw from Office,
-ho has confosscdEy too much important ,lfltln-
fshcd work IN flandfor that -or tint tho Einlcr-
pr, even X convinced Of tho serious Intentions
tho liberty ho de,nat,ds. The EhNnceltGr
probably docs not care whethor or
not tho proposed receipt stamp tux Is
adopted, but in its rejection he tllscov-
:ers a convenient oppo't, t,,nity for altering u
state OF things III tho Federal Council which iiAs
s1dng annoyed him. Nor can 1t bc doubted tllat
q Fundamental chaugo Of tho linrerlnl ConstE-
tuition. affecting tho I3untscsrlth IL tho renl
trbute,l among tho mentors of this hody. Irus-
third of tho Legislative Influence nprcrtuiaInx .to
+ rS her sf tS 's' "g Ill.,
Frussa night iii,i herself In tic preca1nc,lt Of
fnviag bcun outvntei Ol, alle mich It!tlrJ 1sn,-
prlno9pnlilies md lukcl0t',s even w.,c,, see-
onaed by ono ur two kl1,EdolHs: To ttbr!ale,
theretosa s.,oh m 1ntowarl SoatlnS'e,,ey ia u1l'
auestloaRbly tho Atm OF tho Clntlceltnr."
WILL. 1AUk DOWN.
BERLIN, April 7.-1u Parliamentary circles It
ia considered certain tilnt tho Itlln.9Usrt will
reconsider the bill pissed y TINT lia!y, ihpnA-
ing I'LL Imperial stamp Of duties, uud Agrce with
tho viows Ut bismarck.
NOT so.
Tho statement that 1'Isnnrck rendered tbs
resignation thrco days RK0. nnt that upDn tho
EtnperorB refusal to Mceert It lle rendered it
MgAln, OH tho ground ut Ill. henlth, IL HHfnnlrd.
E!srnnrck oMly rendered his resignation ycstGr-
tny. Tho dccaion Of tho Emperor regIlrsllng
thn resignation fs not yet nude known.
WILL GAIN l1ts POINT.
LONDON, April IA Times tisrntch from Ter.
IN e1ys: "0n All Annta It is nut fnr moment
doubted thnt l}slnnrCk will succeed In carrying
his point, md IN tho interview Il, which t1c WtA
Summoned by tho Emperor h1 d0uttlc hcnrtl
enough to t1tluco him tp withdraw his resXln-
:tion. The rules applying to ynttnK by prnxy IN
tho DundesrAth mny 10 tntN1Ilicd, though ttioru
seons to bD no intention Of otherwise GhHnEing
tho Constitution. IN viaw Of II dptermnc! ntti-
'tttle Of bismarck tho tlmndcsrath VIII prs,lmlly
recall or correct lts yntc, whilo Y ID saltf tllo
without tho sacriticc Of eert1lln high 0llGlAls."
nIsaARElt 1L1~
LONDON, April IA correspondent Mt Ilor1In
reports thnt lttstnarek In H0 III that hu hts not
'blept for eovcrNl nights. Atll wnlks Or atnnlas
'rlth difficulty. Ills family urEn rest anu qntet.
MUST NEMAIN.
A tltspatch from Berlin snya tho Emperor has
had u lnng conference with tho CrOwn-P Prlncc ut
which 1t wus determined thAt bismarck should
tenlaIn III Office.
, 1880-04-08

sAHATooA SpKIN0s, July 10, 1s7p.-aftssrs. Nor
p1ll Il Alien, % JHtsH STREET. Ntm lUrK Ciu-HkH.
Tt.gMEx: icnnsi,!cr 1t u duty | owo ulanktni to
inform you nf tlle benefit ! haya tlerlyed since
Inst SusiIay uyelbIrR. whvn t4Ank my ilrst forty
drops nf "C0nBtitutiun Wator," recommended
by u frfentl. 1t hnyinR cured him Of kidney
trouble: favn Suffered xreat pntn across tho
o aa t of cep o to gsnr
madeleine, nm now entirely we'll. md hare mt
takun nix tlf,sus In all. YTsr remedy is well
wnrth SO per bottle, but tho prlcu. 81, puts 1t
within tho reach Ut uli Yours truly,
fUnERr CATttuART,
70 West Nineteenth street, New York City.
Ask your druggist for 1t.
, 1880-04-08
CIIANNING.


Tho commornratton last evening of the ccn-
tcnntal anniversary IT tho birth If Wtliiam
Elcry Cumming wns Il alGccsa,. tho tlHw Miisc-
ltall being crowded With people, win wore ontcr-
tnibcd tr1,n Until II o'cio,k by tho uttcri.ntcs
III tho Intst clHlue1.t tinstnrs IF tho city reEar-
Ing tho i,Estrtnl,s divine. x pnrtr,!t ut Cllan-
rl1, rr,l1nt.t 1T tho centre Or tho scene nt tho
rour of tho staga, ,itnl ii vnse or flowers Of, tho
right t'f tho rentling ttesk wure tho only "tccur,
ttul,a."
E1y why nf prci.tdc, tho anthem, "sing. u
IfcAvcn," by ncrttntl Tours, WIS snnx by tho
r!lnr. composed of Mrs. J, \. Fsc1l. Mrs. r. ].
Atirc,, Mrs. +. T. l.o9R. Miss 1'nuti,m ltneiss,
tin.!ls1utth. Tho ctu!tnlmnlat WIS 7. T. ttard.
The 1!nv. p: |. ua!vI', Then offered prayer.
IN caiitI'g tho R1.tlier}t,g IN ottlct,
r. u. wtr1illDW
Chntr1tInf ut tho Committee III Ar,1i1gGnCnta.
A1lfo 'riaf biographical skrtGll, tngHtliev witt!
glowing tribute to the subject Of thu memorial
services.
@ sf n As e rSarft @ Msr s. !ns g. % 9x m .e4e a!
William cMrtta, Df. bellows, at,d Edward
Mn. nExnr srno.a
WIS tton Introduced, and delivered m nti,lrcsE
M "Utnnuing's Influence nn I'iIllfH Life" lln
held hIin 9p M tn Americans M ns n, l!usro,s cx-
;nS r no m hftnes; y e. Asrnn ,, atars
llc hal nlwnys tho must kindly tulnr,eo tow,l,s
EVERY EEEEtti HfaIl EEl!KlUu8 Eut1-
troyGrSy tic spirit ut brnctlietton.
P1tOr. swiaO
"Cl'annln9 'lsa lseIlKin!fs hafor'nrr," mi H.
Influence a1!tI l,or.t ur Enallntr9 c,tniu nut frotl
his l,si!iH il unltnrtan-,lnt fr'in lis opposition
r.; f. ,le s' q n, rntty 90 ,,s q hIs sxata;
@ a Sa 's Sees ssssSf it;' an eiess ess1s
for mo yeAra bufnrt. hs tMslc. Muses. ,hd
,1itAltau (1titt]rfN1tx 1ftt ftntkft1iEA
;!Wys 'lsnit n. hssp SF.s e *hSia I11ale ,n,!,;;
% f"r n'l tlou,,',s sGat eo% nuke k in ,"e'! IT, S iS
tnwH,7 Il; tli'e'st' n, t,fgh character, nMi which
es.iy h"pc. .' cha1ni"g % % vas III esseier ' "f % "pc
and l,rai.r. liz RaId inn WIS mt III aul,joct ct
l1in. md God WIS not y being to tn'llst plin:
civilization: Its text wis tho adaptation Of
Christ to hMnln', ltfu. Tho annle rltionniisin
wif td IS @ a' to 'rtsu: ts Tpny n l hi
eArthly thiuxs. Chnnnlngiam WIS II grand r,I-
tionnllstn,-tho reaso,i Of fHortl Ilacon ar tsanc
nr Augustine. 1t wus prayer scpArntetf from crc-
st a"y MS f % 9Ssa S a,,aa hs ws % s 9 tho
ncr ns tntn philosophy. No refos1ner uycr
trc!tG ~, otl,,'n.t n,t,r Justly or iorc ktl:lly
II ID, It wiz VIZ Su'sa S It lid Secn ~ 10 % aGs"r
@ I ssn.l"is iS.t Fl 1x the y cnrG that +
THE npy. q. q. 1on1Mxn
s{Eoko next. hs subject bolng "Chanuing rs
1iio iiov. ". X. A!gcr addressed httasclr to
In tho Life OF America"
D1t. II. n. THOMAS
referred briotly to "ChnnnlnKa Anti-slavory
WWk. sayinE, ut the autset: ti1Mt thu meeting
s to,st I'D IL satoy sgb @ u .otinn 1s w.n cotll ii
nut hlvo boon held tSo,ity.iiyo yoars hxo with.
, 1880-04-08


CLEVELAND. o.. April 7.-Tho body of Albert
schc,i. city editor Ut tito .fnzefOsr, n German
daily. was f0inh In tho 'nkc Int night, fn,,r
miles frnm tho otty. 1fu wutctl TT tho water md
cut his thr'nt. I}eccasct has been tlssipntct, nj
latr, and WIS discharged n that account Iioru
In l}ortin, we'll csiucntel. ho served Six ycnrs ns
nn o!!lcnr III tho ucr1nnn nnyy an,t travelled
nrntn! tho wnrh Ito wna t't.cG .1nEtfGn tf tho
1rntu In !letnlt, WINS RtHAl writer. industrious,
and popular. He !envrs \ wItlnw. Aged n.
win, 1ntcty suffered rtycrsns. wns found dei,,l it,
l,cl1 this ,nhrntg. Ills utd nrarty ct oil with Il
lipg tfNrp aFH'c-knlfc, md hlnNt nn tho ceiling
letlves Il lnrKe fMinlly.
, 1880-04-08

FRINGE lkHpNE'R LETTER.

fAANtA tG&l@Ak q A.ElIEIt4
PARIS. April 7.-Tho Tuus says It hopes tho
sots Of Prince JuroAo Napoleon think differ
emily from tllolr father atd recalls tho Yact thAt
tho late Prince Imperial designated rrtnco
Victor III hls successor to tho throne. Tho Pdvs
counts on Prince Yctor and h!s brother To fulfill
tho Intentions Ut tho docoascd Frnce Imperial.
APPROVED.
At a banquet at plto1, tho Aflntstor of Ftnauce
atAtGd that tho Cabinet unanimously approved
tho antE-1cault siccrc0a. fto alld tho Anyer1,-
tnuat would perseout0 nOb0liy. 1t would rt-
epect tho liberty ct conscience, ho said, but tho
law would bo ri9illy onf0ruod.
, 1880-04-08

How Shall the Washington. Street
boulevard Igo uuitts
Another juint meeting Of tho Wcst EI,la rnrk
Commissioners antt tho prrposty hHllers Ut West
Washington street wiz hell yesterday 9ventug
ut tho West Stttg 0rern- House. Tho full uoartl
wns present, an.l, besistcs s01no nifty property
holders, tl,cre were Il number Ut gcntlcmun in
tcrcstcl In ynrlous patont ronlwnys WIN had nt-
tended hy invitation. III oricT thIt thoy might
present tho cluims nf thotr Inventions.
btr. +. q. hall wis elected CntrlL,nn, md kr,
j. 4. Glessnrr secrctary Ut tho nootlug.
Dir. G. II. King stated that he wis mt exactly
n,I,nycmout pntcntce, hit would like to prcsont
tho clnItns tn the!r attention Of u sycntu grat,lt
which h9 Ctalltl supply for tue prupuscd bs,llle-
seitrl II uunrry Of tho hngiiqst muturilta In ith
worl,l.-slenito md porpl,}ry.-and to eout
.hy threu different lfnrA pf transportation.
Mr. King thon read tho fol!ewtng list .st prers
grnilit iiontontiol: 4 roadway ctIniposctl Ut Six
ll,chcs of limestone or grycl foundation With
two-tnch s!'rfloe af gr7ntt. u cents per lWaro
threo inches uf KrunEt, sl+. por HtliIuro .yarl;
inu',es af Krantt: slso per sq,,aGe yart. tIfteen
krTnit. &l.W per slAnrU yard; eighteen inches nf
lmestt,tlc or Rravol and ak Iiiohes Of grlnit,
Nr. William pisy. Of Chicago, said that It was
that Il eouitl bo Kept wcl draino.i. Tdo matarial
WhicI kept TIC % wst olt vii. 1t Marr"w ii is
farness, whore ho hui. built soi1lo ro!t!ls
stssatf ssss furoe. hS used xox xsA4 With from no tes
piece co,!ld by passed thn,,iHh i two-iluh riiiK.
rs rs sss s0s ssPs | xs ..xs 1s ~ a IT, %ls Sh
Gas t' u S Ne Sss Bfy B; w %ess.sss ss ct ~
, 1880-04-08
ELECTION 1,AsCAIs.

Tho illegal yators fired poorly before tho
Justices yesterday. 1!cfnre Justice WHitace
Thomas brown wns held III sN0 to
tho Criminal Court; Anthony Peterson
aud john 0rattnn, Allus Sutton, inIt$500
eneh tn tho Criminal C1lrt; Thunlns FM!1Dy,
ThoMns 1tonct. anl .1amcs Mclaughlin, t5b0
each to tho Criminal cnHrt. THOR nilens,s were
tho rhlces IN tho wAr.l wrro thoy pninicsE ts,.
unan GarFcs Of perjury l't swearing f%laoy to
Mnrtln ICanp, anl Patrick CoialAnn wVre dis
cllAr9ett, IN WIZ nlso 1t,utnns Ellison. MEetluol
Hcnnann wis lll.pruurc1 to Hsan1 trlnl, u1ld WIS
held I'll 500 to thu 18th,
, 1880-04-08

CHICAGO Milwaukee 4 st. PAUL RAILWAY.
On uni nfter auntny, april !, and thorcnftcr
untl tho completion of tho now unpn depot
cOr1lGr Masllson and Cnnn streets. which will be
nlHt lat fOctobcr next, passenger traius OF this
Company will urrIro at and depart from the
"I'Hnhanlo" dapnt, corner Clinton nnd Carroll
streets, West sl.le. People will brnr In mind
thnt Milwaukee avenue cars, on Randolph
street, ruin direct to this lepnt.
Chcugp ticket offices, El Clark Btrcot, GRIND
Pacific Hotel, Palmer House, md ut tho deput.
, 1880-04-08
LICENSED TO ORGANIZE. :

"S'%"A~ @"FateA 70 1Af thlfd9o 4Tib4H&s
etR!adfEkp, ILL.,, April 1.-The Secretary OF
btate to- day issued license 10 organize a. fol,
l"ws; The FAirbank Ginning Company, Chi
S.soi capital. 20 10o; coFls,ratosx, Wtltium IT,
,Hufnet Il. J. Hendricks, Euwar,l Ices Mitch.
~. "atson Co, Chicago, vapltal. se,o0o. Tho
, 1880-04-08

The bonct1.show Ut dogs which IL to 10 hold IN
New York tho lust OF this n,,lath prsIl,!ses 10 bo
eome 1.800 dova aro 1xpeetai islnlltdill3 Iurlni.
the champion bull'tsrricE of En1land; and such
hfs, LawEync0 CIrtta blaok- -a,l,i-tnn sutter iess
FROM uostou, aud tho champion doKs VI tho VI.
, 1880-04-08

ports 0f tho t3rand officers show nm increase nf
nxet p. i 2per gent for The pnst ycar. 7hore arg
lm!ges IL tho United ssntcs phil to tho widows
and urpllnus tho ptat yenr f3,i60,UU.
, 1880-04-08

ANN Anuols, Meh., April I'll. Ms Hohabeflo,
Assistant ut tho Observatory, discovered comet
lust night In Tde9. ~ min, right ascension, anu
icelInati0n 81 deg, 21 min. north. DULY motion,
9nfn. flight au0nslun u min. south. Haa tall
9niln. long.
, 1880-04-08

fovalhit Consolidated Mining ttnulmty, ChienNo:
G'pit9. St.htluu: c'prt'brNtnts, f'tnrEt.. SAwIn.
ihtiry tnn,pnfty. ChlentyI: tHrltul. <lMn. Ihn
.iiiHH..ssp!c F1iIdry cuinplny, Chtcnfgu; cuplnl.
, 1880-04-08

The Canadlan Hvcathcr-Proplaee.
SfoSTHEAL, April >, 1eSt.--1n tbs Eitior of tho
Ntr Turk Times: blay In New York will bu old
md wet. Mnd altno up tn middle Of Juno. After
extend until tic end Of tho ycnr. With drought.
H. @, VEkNO1t.
, 1880-04-08
THE MllteRS' MEETING.

CINCINNATI, O., april 7.-The Chamber OF
comn.croo to-day voted unanimously ta SUBJ
sorl4e 81 900 to the guarantee fund Of tho Mill
June. =, "
, 1880-04-08

IAliiis 1sAl:Mnrc. md boston shows Ut 1878 and
lS1t. atr. 4. II. Mtn,re, nf Philadelphia, Inns scnt
y dispatch 10 EnYtand Offering ti1l for !,urspll
Licweltyns ee1pt,E1ltcd setter Count Windcl,,
mud. II tho offer Is accepted, tho dog wilt appear
ut the show.
, 1880-04-08
The Perpetrators OF the Outrage
upon the coIored Cadet
Undiscovered.
A lfu,nor Abroad TINT FIe Was tho
Author Of Ills Own Dis
ffErrcInent.
Which Repo. 1Io II ,st EmpE q tica11y
and Pe,sistently Denies.


EQn9luuu8 Hut AI4 H'ltG9s I'LL HUFJ WIS ND1lHlEH
fr0M tho first. Tho dHetnrs fantl no brl,He,
aucl US tnust hnvo been snndo Ind tho cadet
a,tent hit Rs lio clniinei. Tltoy said 10
could mt hnvo been unconscious, and could
ilayo freed himself Mt my tlnlc il,td hn chosnn,
ns the tying provctf 10 amount to nothing. lind
l1u nude cver So 1fttlr nDtsr. moreover, he
wouiI have awakcnts1 two cn,!ets ncnr
ut iund. GET. tchotlell, interviewed ly
yonr correspondent, sa1l ho could cx.
press n0 np!nfnn, hut he stAtcI fhc4e
ftrts, and left tho Mninnllted Inference TINT liz
believed Whitaker put up tho Job. Thcro were
two reAsons for his 'iotnx 80: t}nc to nuke him
self fnmo,is, md thu uther tu help him thrtigh
his noxt examination. which ho Ind llttte hnpo Of
plssfng tegttnntcly. The sllta IN bfs cars wpro
trtng cuts with II ponklllfo. Tho threatening
letter, husfsfcs, which he claimed WIS ncnt him
some ti1no aRo, IL III handwriting looking like bis
s,wtl with attempted cDnccnl1nctt. Tho ,,nat,.
ltnous opinion hero Is tiat Whitaker was his
avn nHfnilnnt. Strict investigation Is being
nlAtte. NIL tho snrnc.
Sptetal Dspalch to Ths Chicago Tribune.
WAsntSaToS, u. G., April 1.-secrctary liam.
scy. on receiving from Gen. scholc!d. t,apcrtn-
tcilient nf West p0sIlt q report of tho Aeyud
snnmlnY Of Whitaker, tho cu!ttr,.1 c,!ttut tcic-
Hrlpllet him to institute atriut Inquiry. Should
It nppGar thnt tho Outrage hut, teen committed
by cnduts thoy wcru to be ,lIs.,unnrubly dis
charged from tho Military Ac.llutny. l,pl turned
over to tho civil authorities for trlal md pun-
lsh,nont.' 1t tns bocn suggested that young
Whitaker, WIN IL behind his class-1nntes In
stnica, NlltnHiBh he stands above Tho 1ntst Of
tlrln In 1cIlortlHcnt, wOunted himself tn cxclto
|. sympathy nnd remain Mt West Punt; but It Ia
well known that tho co1or-li,le l,ns bren strictly
l1rAwn ut Annnpu1s ts well III ut West Point. THU
co!1resl cntsets ut cnGt nentemy hAvn lei fso-
IAtptl lives. II n white radot s,w lit to speak
| to Il "makc," rs thoy are called, he was 1T
nlcc "sUut to coventry" This rIl|rt If hsttltty
, 1880-04-08

WAsH1aoToS. u. c.. April IA large audience
gastorcl thla Osepin3 at All-sous' Church 10
honor the e me1nory nf William Ellery ChaAnlng,
, 1880-04-08

LOST AT SEA.
QE.0uCRsTEH. ai,lss., April T,-Thc fishing
schooner Anf,iu g. Norwood, Capt, Hurst, and u
crrw IT ftn,rtccn tIl,, Is supposed to haye been
lost In tho Mareh Hults.
, 1880-04-08

Run OVER,

RUN OVER.
Special Dispatch 10 1ht Chicago Tribune,
PE0ItiA. ILL.,, April IA young rnn named
William Kelfnr,l, working In tho yards OF the
Chicago, burlington & Qtil,lcy hero, while cn-
RnKct1 In switching fell between two cars, and a
number of cars pnBscd nyer him IenKthwI8o,
mlng!tng him I'll ii horrible mnn1ler. Death re-
suited hi short time.
, 1880-04-08
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Victor Ilahy Fopd
comes nearer to mothor'H milk than my other
preparation known. Try 1t. Price, IS cpllta.
All druggists.
, 1880-04-08

SCAIDED TO. DEATH,
Special Dhpateh to Tie Chicago Ittbuna
OMAHA. Ncl'.. April 7.-Lotsls Keenrn, cnl-
1lny .! Ut Her Co.'S tiistllcry, WIS scaidcti to
death this morning BY falling Into vat Of
Blut'.
, 1880-04-08

ErlilncMt DrH. q. l.. nd I. q. Md elet, St,
Louis write; =. Colde1ts Ltcs!lxEh Lt,lui,! En-
tract of lseef w have prescribed With psecllnnt
debility, etc.
, 1880-04-08

KNIGHTS or HONOR.
Special D,paeeh 10 III Chicago Tribune.
1Ep1ANApoL1s. Ind, April 7,FMaypr Caven
received Grand Lodgo KAghta Ut nouor os tho
State tonight In EYeech Of welcome. THO r.
, 1880-04-08


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mostly
dIoMl
partly cloudy wcn variable Winds mostly srn's
winds
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-08
FORTY.SIXTH CONGRESS-.


bENATEs
WASHINGTON, April S.-The Vice Presi-
dent sent note saving that he would be
absent several davs, and Mr.. Thurman was
requested to preside in his stead.
The Consular and Diplomatic Appro-
priation Bills were reported and placed on
the calendar
After the morning House consideration
was resumed of the bill to notify the treaty
with the Ute Indians Pending debate on
the bill the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Bills were reported and disposed of as
follows:
To provide for the survey and disposition
of the mineral lands of the United States
Ordered printed and recommitted.
To alter and amend the Sinking Fund
Act approved May 7th, 1873. Placed on
the calendar.
To organize and discipline militia in the
United States. Placed on the calendar.
To increase pensions of certain soldiers
and sailors who are utterly helpless on ac.
count of disease contracted in service Re-
ferred to the Committee of the Whole.
In Committee of the Whole. the House
resumed consideration of the Army Appro-
priation Bill. The amendment in regard
to employment of contract surgeons was
rejected. Pending discussion of the bill,
the Committee arose.
Adjourned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-08
MIR. Vanderbilt Going Out OF Busi-
ness.
lChicago Times Letter. !

w. II. Vanderbilt has within the past
week told his intimate friends that he
desires to be relieved at an early day of
the responsibilities of railroad manage
ment. He feels, it is said, that he has
no motive for further augmenting his
immense possessions by continuing an
active business career. He has no am
bition yet unsatisfed which requires him
to carry any longer the immense re-
sponsibility of great public interests.
He desires, therefore, to dispose, as
speedily as he can without sacrifice, of
all controlling interests he has owned in
the transportation system of the country,
and to place his property largely in Gov
eminent bonds, and henceforth to live as
the Astors are living, not upon his in
vestments in productive industries, but
upon the interest of his loans and the
rents of his estate.
Vanderbilt, it may be said here, is
pushing the work upon his new Fifth
avenue mansion, which is to be the most
costly private residence in the country,
except that of Mrs. A. T. Stewart. He
is adding from time to time to the num-
Der of flyers in his stables, and has de-
veloped wonderful interest lately in
art matters.