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Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-24
Religious

The gospel workers of the '. M. O. A. are how holding their 156th series of meetings at Central Village. The meetings began at Moosup February 10 have been attended with increasing interest. It has been long time since there has been such 8 deep, widespread revival interest as Is now seen.
 new feature of the Y. M. 0. A. Associa- ton work is the quarterly reception" for members. This is 8 social gathering, with music, &c. The next one will be held in April. Since the first of January, the prayer meetings have been very largely attended. The noon meeting has daily average attend ance of 40, and the Saturday night meetings for young men only are fully attended. A meeting was held last evening, led by railroad man.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-24
POlilic2Is

The Norwalk Democrat hears the name of General Dwight Morris prominently men toned as the delegate-at-large to the Demo cratic National Convention from this State for the Fourth Congressional district and thinks no better selection could be made.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-24
RnIfca Nnfes

Patrolman William O'Keefe is at presen, under severe family af1iction. Last Wednes- day bright little girl fou years of age died from whooping cough and measles. On Sat urday night little boy, one of pair of twins, died, and the other twin, girl, is not expected to live. Added to this he has boy six years of age very ill with inflammation of the brain, and there is no hope of his recov- cry.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-24
Accidental Death.

Robert Hazell an employe of the New York and New England railroad, at Waterbury, was killed while coupling cars yesterday morn
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-24

''The Best Cough Medicine in the World" The Old Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam. Cut Ter Bros. $ Oo., Boston. Small reduced to 25c. Large, $1. ja29 3md&w
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-24

Extra Statesmen and Delivery Wagons have been en- gagged for the occasion, that proper attention sured also six young stock boys exptrienced in the business will be kept ready to fill the assortments of goods in each department fs st they sold out; by this means customers will be of finding nearly any article they call for We have received itive instructions to sell every dollars worth of the Middletown Branch Stock irrespective of cost, not wishing to identify dollars worth of it with regular stock It will be well for the public to bear this in mnd such another opportunity will not cur again to buy hrst-class goods at LOW PRICES.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-24

EDWARD E. HALL SON,
 250 CHAPEL STREET. 
 CHAMPAaNEs. G. H. MUSdM & Go. JULES MUMM Go. PIPER HEIDsETcK. MoEr & CHANDoN. NAPoLEoN's CABINET. GoLDLAcK.
 CLARETS. PoNrEr CANEr. BARTON & CUSTER. Rou1L1Ac, EscHENEUR 6 Go. RED SEAL. (oUR OWN DIRECT IMPoRTATIoN.) ST. JULIEN. A. D. LAroUR Go. MILWAUKEE LAGER. DILAroUR's SODA. sAUrEREE, BERGUNDY, IMPORTED OoRDIALs, B1TTERs, HERRIses CHERRY CORDIAL. FINEST AND OLDEST WINES AND LIQUORS. CALIFORNIA WINES, SHERRY, PoRT, CATAwBA, AN- GELICA, PURE WINES AT MODERATE PRICES. RYE AND ROCK FOR COLDS AND LUNG DISEASES. LOWEST PRICES, WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL. GnMG7hAUt7hh1 f24s 25o CHAPEL STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-24
25 CENTS
NOTICE.

NEW HAVEN NORTHAMPTON Co.,1
 TREAsuRERs OFFICE,
 NEW HAVEN, Feb. 1lth, 1Ss0.b YNNHE Six per cent, Bon s of this Company due II April 1st 1sS0 will be paid with interest to date of payment on presentation by the holders to the dernianed.
 fl6tspI EDWARD A. RAY, Treasurer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-26
LOVING LAWYERS.
Two Young Attorneys Get Into
Each Others Affections In
First Glass Style.

GRAFTON, W. Va, Jan. %.
Correspondence OF the Register.
About the close oi yesterday morn
ing's business, our County Court room
was the scene OF intense excitement,
occasioned by fracas which occurred
between one of our prominent young
lawyers, J. s. McGraw, and Prosecuting
Attorney Mccormick. The QUARREL
arose I'm the following manner; The
case before the Court was w. ID. Brown
against q. X. Latham, in which MIR.
Mccormick appeared for the plaintiff
and Mr. McGraw for the defendant.
The question before the Court was the
right of the defendant to quash tue sug-
gestion issued by the plaintiff. Mr.. Nc
Cormick all through his argument used
the most offensive and abusive
language. Twice through the pro-
ceedings he was repremanded
by the presiding Justice, which only
seemed to render him more abusive.
ON one occasion. Mr.. McGraw warned
him not TO repeat the charge he had
made. and which was untrue. MIR.
Mccormick. however, did repeat it, and
Mr.. McGraw struck him in the face
twice. The gentlemen present stepped
up and separted the contestants amidst
the greatest confusion. At length or
der Was restoned, and the court fined
them $50 each. The court then al.
iourned to allow the excitement to cool
down. Mr.. Mccormick went on the
street, and Mr.. McGraw was detained
for about ten minutes in court. lie
then came down with his arms full OF
books When he gained the street, Me
Cormick was waiting, and he Nice
struck at him, but missed him. The
friends OF both again interfered.
After thesecond fracus was prevented,
n crowd OF about two hundred soon
gathered, and for awhile il seemed as il
we were going to have q first-class row.
80 ended the affair and the County
Court still continues. REN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-26
CURRENCY.

BosroN plumbers haze put up prices
tiiteeen per cent
CHAMrsrox harbor is fun OF whales,
and New York has sharks in hers.
The preference in England Is for
blonde milliners; those with lisp pre-
ierred.
FRANK LEsIIE's publications will live
on, for they can steal their way through
life.
NEw Englsnd is always remembering
what the weather Was q hundred years
ago.
A BosroS lawyer Objected, your
Honor. l2l times IN suit about
wheelbarroy.
The skins and cores OF a bushel OF aP-
pies amount 10 almost peck. Gnaw
'em close.
AFrER weary years OF waiting, Chica-
70 has a press club. Good loafng- place
for men out Of situations
"IF n man calls you a fool pass
him by" says the Persian phiioso-
pher That is, leave him lying on the
ground.
BErs have been made in Russia that
the Gar would not live q year, and the
chaps Sho made the bets are now living
in Siberia
TuKKK won't be much ice in this sec
ton next year, and We therefore warn
farmers to put lots Of backbone in their
June butter.
A DETRou yagrant went into police
station the other day and asked the bloc
coats to give him rest 80 they gave
! him arrest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-26
FOREIGN.
CUBA.
Banauet to General Grant

Havana, January 24.-An official ban
quet in honor oi General Grant took
place at the palace last evening, About
eighty persons were present, including
the Nice-Governor, intendents OF the
treasury and army, Gen. Arias, mem
bers Of the municipality, Bishop Of lia-
vana and other distinguished persons.
The wives OF the guests were present.
General Grant had on his right the vile
OF General Callejas; opposite them were
General Callejas and Mrs. Grant. Gen.
Grant was in citizens dress, and General
Sheridan and Colonel Fred. Grant in
uniform. The ladies Were plainly, but
elegantly attircd.
HAVANA, January 2j.-This being
Sunday, General Grant and party pass
ell the day at the palace. This morning
General Sheridan and wife, Mrs. Grant
and two young ladies' attended mass
at the palace chapel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-26
Parneu in Cleveland

CLEvELAND, January 24-Charles
Stewart Parnell arrived here this alter
noon and was met at the depot and es-
corted to his hotel by a large crowd OF
people. Some OF the mole enthusiastic
friends carried him from the car 10 his
carriase. Fully 5000 people were pres
ent at the lecture in the tabernacle this
evening. The receipts will amount TO
over 5000. tie will leave by the Lake
Shore route for the east at { IN the
morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-26
Prize Fight

TolKDo, January "a Al prize fight be-
tween Prof. Clark, oi Cleveland, and
Dick Murray, oi New York, for one hun
ired dollars side, occurred to-day. The
contestants with a small party OF their
friends. went TO Dundee, Michigan, on
the I. ( 4. 4. K T., and proceeding in
10 the woods ring was formed and at
l0:S0 A. y. the battle was commenced.
Twenty-nine rounds were fought in one
hour and twelve minutes, when Clark
was declared the winner Murray WAS
roughly handled. There was no inter.
ruption to the fight and 1t is thought no
arrests will be made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-26
TURKEY.
Terrible Distress in AdrianOple.

LONDON, January Pa Constantine
ple dispatch asserts that terrible distress
prevails in Adrianople. Fifteen persons
were found dead from hunger there in
one day. In some cases pieces of wood
were found in the mouths OF corpses.
A dispatch dated Teheran, 25th inst,
states that a very large force OF Tekke
Turcomans has arrived at Dashberdy,
menacing the communications between
Chatte and Tchisler, and that battle
~ immlnpnt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-26
Starting a MenaSerie.

Martins Ferry News
Our enterprising POSTMASTER, :. Z.
Dean. hunted through the Republicans
calling at the postotiice, two days last
week, for a Grant man and hnaily ionnd
one. lie has him on exhibition. Any
person wishing 10 see third termer
will please call. The sherman men are
numerous.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-26
spnpo,ed Highwnymen Arrested.

ST. CL uRsvILLE, o., January "a
Michael Flannigan aud John David,
two railroad labOrers, who were knocked
down and robbed Of a small amount ot
money a lev nights ago, at East Rich.
land. three miles west OF this place, had
Jack Quinlan, Charles Ysus and Samuel
Lockhanl arrested as the guilty parties,
who had a hearing to-day and were rec,
ognized 10 court in the sum ot SS,UOO
each, and in default Of hail were sent TO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-26
Not ResponSiblc.

NEw YoKK, January 24.-ln the case
of Leopald Westheimer against the
Pennyiyania Railroad Company, in
which he sues for Sl,7l0, the value Of
goods shipped over the road and burned
AZ Pittsburgh during the railroad not,
Judge Wallace denied a new trial, hold
inr that the company was not response
HE for the acts Of the mob.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-26
TIE HOME STOCK.

How about Pittsburgh? ~
There is only one mill in Pittsburgh
that has any stock"
What mill did you say
"No you don't, young man. | didn I
say, aud what is more, will not say
what mill. There is only one mill that
has any nails in Pittsburgh. There are
no nails in the valleys, either. Now,
what are YOU going to do? There's the
demand for nails. Farmers want them
for improvements that were postponed
during the panic till now they must be
made. In brisk times there Is FAR more
building than in dull times, even II the
material and labor are higher, and all
the nails used ia this country must be
made here. They can't make them in
Europe. Months would he required 10
build new mills, and, indeed, months
would be required to make and put in
new nail machines at mills already run
ming. tell you nails are bound to sd-
vance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-26
E,.hsrmsn Drowned.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, January 81 -
Three of the crew Of the fishing schoon-
er Plymouth Rock were drowned on tne
banks. by the capsizing OF the Dory
While attending the travis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-26
Miners strike

CIScIxxATI, January 2+-The Com
p,ercial's Akron, o., special says; Atthe
delegate meeting Of miners OF the fus-
carawas Valley, it Was unanimously ne
solved not 10 20 back in the mines al
the redretioR asked by the operators
from 10 TO IS cents a ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-26
PRODUCE
n ew York.


NEW YoRK, January H.-Cotton--
At l2.6l2jc. Flour-Dull and heavy;
receipts l3, 900 barrels superfne western
and state 81 3O(a,5 10; common " good
s. 25(d5 72; good W choice - 6O(g1 %;
white wheat extra s. 1906 20: extra
Ohio S. 5OCS7 20; ST. Louis S SOFAS 90;
Minnesota patent process 81 0OfsS 75.
tied and feverish; receipts
22, 900 bushels; ungraded spring 81 2stS
| 30; No. 3 spring 81 2s; No. 81 100
IJI; Noe Milwaukee 81 "a; ungraded
red 81 3j(dl ~; No. 2 do 81 49,; smber
II 39Gf,l 40; ungraded white 81 3iC4
s.; No. do sales 5000 bushels. t
81 36i(sl 40i; No. 2 red, seller January,
sales 10000 bushels at ii fOCgl "
seller February, sales 2ss, 900 bushels at
81 4OtGI ~; seller March, sales ~, go
bushels, at 81 43fsl ~. Rys-Dull.
Corn-Iieayy; receipts 5000 bushels;
ungraded 5Sfd6lc; No. 3 57iEs57tc; No.
2 round yellow 57i; No. 2 seller March
$3.50, sc lc; seller May 54c; steamer, sci.
Ter January, site. OAts--Dull; recslpu
q, 900 bushels. western mixed Bt(S4sci /
white western i5ts,43c. Haydn good
demand at 75c. Hops-Dull; yesrIinp
7a,lSc: eastern aud western TtsSSc;
New York state Z7(S3Jc. Coffee -Dnll
and unchanged. MolsssesrSominaily
unchanged. Susar-Dull; lair ~ good
refining 7;G7Ic. Rice-Demand lair and
market firm. Petroleum-Firp,er; UNI
teI lOic; crude 7a7ic; refined 7ic.
TallowZsteady at 6it16 i3l6c. Rosln
Quiet at 81 sal 90. E1sD-Dull; (;
western l2gl7c Turpentine-Qnict
and firm at 42ic. Pork-Duu Sl2 US(S
IL 50. Beef-NoIninally unchanged.
Cut Meats-Quiet and unchanged.
Iari-Inactiye; prime steam ~ SO
7 90 Butter-Dull and heavy; vsss-
ern IJa23c. Cbeese-Fnm; western
I3s,I4tc. whisky-Sominsl at " ID.
Ieaiher-Duli; bemlock sole Lf4Dc.
wool-Pirm; domestic fleece +aSSsc;
pulled 3Os5sc: unvzshed lst4 4$0ci Texas
5os zoe. Metals Manufactured Copper
In good demand new sbeathing 32c;
ingot lake &c. Pig Iron-Quiet bot
firm; Scoteh So 00(sB 90; American
s35 OOta4I Co; Russia she<ting yl2 ~.
Saiis-Cut s. i525 p; ciineh y 10
g IS.
ToLxDo. January A-whs.s-Aestys
bat lover: No. red winter, sesSer yssc-
nary and February. 81 ~; seaisr hs.sh
81 u; seller April 81 %; ssiasr nay
Al an; No. 3 red watash y v; vesoef!.
amber 81 n. Cors-Duls ussk 40
Iover: No. 2 spos zoe. selIsr Nay ~;
biah mixed 40(c. 0sts-Dau end noo.
nal Clover sssd-Ssssdy; pdms q
- IS: No. 2 ~ -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-26

TuKRx is lawyer in a New HamP-
shire poor-house, and they all say ne
got there becavse he was q old iooL
That is, he wouldn't defend guilty
marty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-26

You may preach kitchen economy q
lifetime and not get ahead unless yoa
hide the towels and prevent the COOK
using them - dish-elothA
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ENGLAND.
Challenge nom Bogardus-

LONDON. January 2.-Capt. Bogarous
offers a wager of f2,0O0 against { 900
that he can kill 1000 pigeons quicker
than any man in the world.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-26
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money at 4 to S Per Cent-6ovemments
Steady - Flour Dull and Heavy
- Wheat Unsettled -
Hogs Steady
FINANCE.
Nav YnrE

New York.
NKw YoRK, January 24.-5MoSEv-
At +(S5 per cent, closing at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper SOC per cent.
Sterling exchange weak at IS2; sight ex.
change on New York iS4.
SILyER-At London 81 7-l6d: bar sill
yer here ll4t; subsidiary silver coin
h9l per cent. discount.
GovERSxKNrs-Steady for Sis and
SO s, and weak for AIS and i's.
y. 5. Coupons ussiJ
New ...ius'8
New Four-and one halls i07,,s
New fonn, ~
Pacific Skies OF
RAILROAD BoNDs-Active and gener-
ally strong. :.
STATE Boz oNDs-Neglected and nominal.
SroCKs-The market opened weak and
prices declined i9i per cent, but a
strong tone soon set in. and there was .
general advance oi t@5i per cent, the
latter st. Paul and Minnesota, which
sold up to 53. Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy rose per cent, Houston aud
Texas 81, Kansas Pacific 3, Louisville
and Nashville 3, Cedar Falls aud Min
nesota, "a, Erie preferred q, Ohios \,
preferred q, Pacific Mail ] /, st. Louis
and San Francisco |, preferred 2 and
first preferred 81. During the afternoon
the market was irregular, and the final
sales were at decline Of i(S2 per cent.
from the highest figures made. st. Paul
and Minnesota and Houston an Texas
led the downward movement. Union
Pacific, Kansas Pacific aud Denver Paci-
iic railroads were consolidated today.
The new company will be known as the
Union Pacific railway. The following
officers were elected: President, Sydney
Dillon; Vice President. Elisha Atkins;
Secretary and Treasurer, Henry Mctar-
land. Directors, Carlos s. Greedy, OF 81.
Louis; Ezra Baker, Fred. Ames, Elisha
Atkins and T. q. Dexter, of Boston; Il.
NJ. Dodge, of Iowa; Sidney Dillon, Rus
sell Sage, Jay Gould, Scion Humphrey,
David Dows and I. 7. Eckert, OF New
York; w. l., Scott, of Erie; 5. IL. Clary,
of Omaha, and John Sharps OF salt
Lake The plan Of consolidation is the
exchange OF the stock OF the three
roads for that Of the new com
pany, dollar for dollar, at par
The bonds Of the road will remain m at
present, and will be liens on the several
divisions as originally placed.
The transactions on the Stock tx
change aggregated 2S0,0O0 shares, OF
which 1900 were Canada Southern,
5000 Central Arizona, 800 Chicago,
st. Louis and New Orleans, I, 900 c., g..
81. C., 1000 Cedar Falls and Minneapo-
lis, 1900 Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, l07 900 Erie, 1000 Hannibal
and st. Joseph, $500 Houston and Texas,
5000 Iron Mountain, $500 Kansas and
Texas, 200 Lake Shore, 300 Louisville
and Nashville. 5000 Lake Erie and West:
ern, 1000 IAadviile, 1.i0O Marietta and
Cincinnati iirsts preferred. $500 North
western, 1000 Nashville, Chattanooga
aud st. Louis. 5000 New Jersey Central
LOO New York Central, 5000 Ohio
and Mississippi, $4,000 Pacific Mail,
! 100 Reading, 1000 ST. Paul, 300 st.
Louis and San Francisco, 5000 81. Paul
and Minneapolis, 400 Union Pacific,
$500 Wabash, St Louis and Pacific, and
a. 6llO Western Union
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wovl
Ifoxlon.

Bosros, January 2t--woA--toIs'al.
ersble excitement the syrk: buyer
more numerous Ohio snd Pennsylya'
mia 4sils56c; Michigan Hi@ Gc; wM
consin 47its4sc; telsius and cotebsas
S0(s57ic tab washed G0c pulled S(StNc.
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oRy ooopS
Hsv Yot.

Nsy Yosx. Jxpussy n Dry Goods
The market continues fairly sctive and
very Hrm. Cotton soods IN sood DO
msnd apd iixht supply ~ hf.l hsnds:
nev spring styles selling briskly: Lon.
dale, Hope and Blsrkstone blsscned
sheetinxs sivsnosd 4 centA Wook Q
eoods unchanged. Forsigs sSods rae
Quiet. bot ere Improving - PREPARATION .
}or the spring trade progres
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"Wso will write tbs muae u sns ~.
tuseY' ssts Nee Yot papsr. Hhd
troubies us 10 30 know Who sih have
patieDce 10 listen 10 IT,
PyE dollars ksy lof nails! rhe.
How do iolks expec thsi osnes lo.Es ~
suins 20 keep pig hojes nsi!ed sp vish
2eusss usy up thess'-id,sf P"s
PneHL -
a Louis hss figured up that shs
vsStss 60 100 gallons ol vsifr per dsy.
CbIcseo vss(cs only se.0o ssaons
'Hah !lR g. Ioaa-
I; Fnrnsese pisseses digsssut theossss
ssnrdIne - Tsy Bod tisessss; i've
- s,SShjs ooe b thet NJ br'des
sAoah nsysr hsvp bsss bsit
sssAsos ss,sss indie.estly Ssssss =
~ s1osy thst - pbyy dvSo =
= pc cd qaA ~ hasiss's
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-26
The Proposed Taria CommIsslon.

The biz fight over steel and iron wall
commence in the Ways and Means
Committee on the 2d Of February, and
the discussion Of this branch OF the tariff
will be elaborate and instructive. Now,
on the 18th OF December. Senator Eaton,
OF Connecticut, introduced bill to or.
ganize a tariff commission 10 consist OF
nine civilians, and the next day senator
Garland, Of Arkansas, introduced q bill
for a tariff commission to consist oil
three members OF the Senate, three
members OF the House and three citi-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-26
bangor Arssnal Captured.

Saturday Lieutenant Lordi ocn ulanh-
ing the Jameson Guards, received tele-
graphic order from Assistant Adjutant
General Frank K. Mye, Of Chamberiain's
s,aH. 10 obtain seventy guns and equip
ments from the State arsenal. The
Fusion arsenal keeperreiused TO obey the
order, and declared that lac would recog-
nine no authority but Joseph smith a.
Governor or bis sutoniInates. This
report vas telegraphe-i 10 Augusta, and
at 30 ?. NJ, Col. White. eOmnSndlBg
the First Regiment, receiyed an order
direct from Governor Davis 20 take i'm
mediate possession Of the srseEal and
ali property therein. A guard gas st
once pot on aad on Sunday morning
Col White had the doors opened and
new locks adjusted, and Lieut. Lord and
q guard OF thirty men Of the Jameson
Guards were quartered in possession OF
the premises
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-26

Other specials say that The state
house authorities say that they are now
sure that this was 10 have been the
night Cor the Fusionist movement on
the State house. They say they have
intercepted the Fusion dispatches,
showing that the fusionist Governor
was preparing TO muster his iorces. The
plan was 10 move upon Augusta iron
an points from Biddeiori. One hundred
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BAYONET RULE In MAINE
THE STATE HOUSE GARRlS0heD.
fusionist Questions Submitted to the
Supreme Court-Bangor Arsenal
Taken Possession Of by the Rev
Observation-Disclosures Of
Governor Smith.
The State House Gerrisoned.

BosToS, January PA Herald special
says: Three companies OF troops and a
Gattling gun garrison the State house.
piushprvta ADDeal
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WHEELING W. VA MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 26, 1880

and seventy-fve men were to have come
on the late pullman train from Boston.
All this intelligence is asserted to be
confirmed by Republican advices just
received. A report comes 10 the state
house from Portland that secret fusionist
lodges with code OF grips and passwords
have been discovered. 1t was
rumored in Augusta to-day that an
agent OF a New York firm received
a few days ago an order for 200 csrbines
and 200 revolvers, and watch had been
kept for them by the State House au-
thorities.
Fusionist Treasurer White will have
his annual report ready by Monday or
Tuesday. He still holds the keys OF
the strong box, and will not turn over
his charge until the Committee on Ac-
counts go through his books. But the
Republicans say he must go; verification
or no verifcation.
The Hartford herald., 1880-10-06
The Commercial Again.

Hartford College occupies the same
pasitlon in regard 10 public education
in Kentucky that the public schools Of
louisville and perhaps Two other
clties." They all owe their existence to
legislative sanction. The public schools
of Louisville and perhaps two other
cities" provide for the education of the
children therein, and Hartford College
provides for the higher education of the
children living in Hartford. The Conn
iacrcim of October 2nd takes us To task
about what we said last week, and now
saws that the Commercial was talking
about the public schools of the State.
If So, then why do you ring in Louis
vile and perhaps two other cities as
occupying positions in advance of the
balance of the State, when there are
other towns in the State-among which
Hartford stands pre-eminent-that
have made ample provision for the
higher education of the youth of the
State.
We will say to the Commercial that
we understood what we We're writing
about, and we were only desirOus to see
that the towns of Kentucky that do not
aspire TO he called cities should have due
credit for what they have done in the
matter of public education.