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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-15
THREE OHIOTOWNS
STYLISH sTRUBENvILLE, BEAUTIFUL
RARSEsvILLE, BUSY BELLAIRE.
Local News and Gossip from tue Com.
nonWeaith over the Way-what
the women aud the Few Men
Who Are Not In WASH
tnEton Are Doing.
MIsso FURNACES SUIT.
Il is Decided Against the Original stock.
holders-The EHd Probably Not Yet.

IL Is Decided Against the Original stock.
holders-The Ead Probably Not Yet.
STEuBESvILLR, December II.
special Di,Pa.oh to the Intslllssuesr.
The Minso case was again called up in
court to-day for confirmation Of the ref
eree's report. The exception which had
been filled by the plaintiffs, and some of
the detsndents, were overruled and ex.
ceptions entered to the ruling OF the court:
The report was confirmed and judgment
entered against the stockholders who had
been served with the process for sums
ike in amount to the stock. Some OF the
defendants will probably enter suit in
srror in the District Court.
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More penths from the Lamp.

!, INDEPENDENCE No, December H.
Near Hapolson, Lafayette county. Mrs.
James Jones, vile OF a vsll.to.do farmer,
atiemeted TO GIL lighted lamp With coal
oil and both can aud lamp exploded,
causing the almost instant death OF her
two children. babe OF six months Snd a
little girl six years old, and burning Mrs.
Jones 90 terribly that she died in few
hoprs.
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AnselInr porelion Of a hl,,er.

CoLuMpUs, December ia sister OF
George 3. Emery, who was sent from Nor.
walk, Huron county, in November, 1878,
for attempting to rape Katie Dern, to the
peuitentiary for ten year,, was here work:
ing for his pardon. She tainted and cried
ali the afternoon in the Governors office.
She was shown a petition with over two
huPdred OF the best citizens signed to II
reAoustrAtiug aRAsnst his being psrdoned.
After being shown this paper che sNore
she would commit suicide, and tonight Is
Walking the streets, raving maniac.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-15

The Chairman Of the Senate Finance
Committee TO-DAY appointed Messrs,
Beck, Herman and Morrill,. as a sub'com-
mittee to consider and report upon Sen.
a.or Beck's bill introduced last SESSION.
which provides for the free purchase and
registry OF foreign built ships for use by
American citizens in the foreign trade.
Tho suh.committe intends TO make 3
thorough Investigation Of the questions
involved in the proposed legislation, and
yill'he GLAD to Feeeiye dated apl written
COMMUNICATIONS from any and all parties
IntaFasted.
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suIt AEain.t . RaIIroatL.

srEuBESvILLE, o, December lS-To.dGy
Charles H. Allen entered Salt in the Court
Of Common Pleas against the Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati and s.. Louis Railroad Com
pany, to recover damages 70 the amount Of
S, 900 for injuries received at the Burgetts-
tosa accident, on the ID OF October.
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took up the Senate bill devoting part Of
the proceeds Of the public lands to educa'
Mr.. Morrill, took the floor, and will speak
on the bill tomorrow.
After an executive session the Senate
Adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-15

wAsuNGEox, Pa, December 1.-THE
stock yards at the Pittsburgh Southern
Railroad depot were adiudgsd nuisance
q day or two ago by Burgess H1Lett, and
the company orderedto remove them. The
company Will take the case to court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-15

wEsr LElASoS, y. H., December IA
The Republican Convention OF the Third
district to-day nominated Hon. ossian
Ray to fill the vacancy in the present and
Forty. .seyenth Congress, occAsioned by
the deah Of Congressman elect Eyarts W.
FGrr.
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1HEeREAT AnERlcAN sQuEALEn,


"sds Hampton Gets FacetIous over His
famous NoIe TO Secretary sherman-lt
"a not n Challenge.
CuARLEroS, Sc, December l4.-Sena-
Tor Hampton, in reply to letter by the
Right Rev. DR.. Howe, Protestant Episco-
pal Bishop of South Carolina, touching
upon the recent correspondence with Sec.
fetaty Sherman, says: "You were entirely
right In the construction you placed upon
N! note TO Mr Sherman, that was written
Is passed through Charleston. ] natur.
ally gave my proper address. It never oc'
CURED 10 me for a moment that any one
would construe my Language as giving or
inviting challenge" The letter concludes
= follows: 81 hope you will not miscon.
suue my meaning when / tell you that
my my address will be Washington, after the
ebaus
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Troubled English sIopey nnrket.

LoNpoS, December l4-Thers L. q fur.
theF decline in consols, In consequence
Of tho disturbed condition OF Ireland.
There Is no probability Of 4 rally in the
money market before the assembling Of
Parliament,
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Tax near approach OF the city election
brings up the all.important consideration
Of proper selections for Council. The peo.
pie Of Wheeling, without reference to
pary, are vitality interested in these selec.
ions, and they ought to be-made matters
Of chief consideration in the minds Of
voters. There can be no satisfactory re-
form in our financial affairs II we lose
night Of this great prequisite, and We will
simply travel the same road that We have
travelled in the past, and he confronted at
the end with the same complaints that are
noE heard on every hand.
The people in each ward know who are
their best men for Council, and it is both
their duty and their interest to select them
for their candidates and elect them as
public servants. All other considerations
should give way to those OF personal At.
rsss, in the shape Of ability, intelligence
and character.
We trust that every citizen who has q
sake in the welfare Of the community,
viii resolve this year to use all Of his in
ilsnce in the direction Of securing the
be!t men in each ward for Council.
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THE Cumberland (Md.) Meas (Republi-
can has this to say about our senior Sem
I.or:
In regard to Senator Davis resignation
We have lately heard that he at one time
seriously contemplated taking such step,
but has since concluded TO serve out his
Term, and so long as there is to be Dem
ocrat in the seat We hope 1t will be Sena-
Tor Davis, for, as we said at the time Of his
reelection. he stands head and shoulders
above his West Virginia Bourbon associ.
,t.s, and ia sbler, more industrious and
more liberal than any other man among
them,
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A DELEGATION went on yesterday from
New York 10 Washington to induce Sec.
rs.ary Sherman to anticipate the January
interest on government bonds, and also
,be principal OF the bonds redsemable at
tb.. date. This will, If acceded to by the
Secretary, throw good many millions Of
money into immediate circulation, and
probably break down the conspiracy in
New York by which money has been
made Artiticially stringent when 1t ought
TO be easy. The iavorite method Of max
lug money scarce there is to pledge collst-
erals for immense sums, and then have
The money laid aside either as q special
deposit or draw it out and use it for specu-
!,,ive purposes, one day dsluging the mar
let With it and the next Withdrawing it al.
together. This is a great annoyance to
legitimate borrowers in bank, and persons
in good credit are often serious sufferers.
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Massachusetts, Congressman are urging
the President TO nominate Attorney Gen.
eral Devens Tor place on the Supreme
Bench.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-15
ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a. 1852.
Ghe Gnteuigetrrtr
TnE Cumberland (Md.) Nn1s (Republi

0rirei Nos. rs and "a Fourteenth sIreei
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Gtne Ser 11rfad,et oes grcBen Gea=
otu9er Ssalltmeufs entoeGt.
Valjder oerbaftet.

8eabins, Bsnni., 27. Mai. = gOmarb
San, M. @alib uuo Gobert 8bite, brei be-
riiattste Salidsr bon Nslp-Dort tpurosn i'm
@sheinlpolisiifsn fetesnou1msn: Sle fino on
ssflast. bas SCRIP" tpeld)ss bic ugbilaoel-
pho 8eabin9er @iienbabu @eieai9aft" per
ausgabte, nahgemadt gu baben. $7700
gSertb oieier fali6eu Certificate murb.n in
ibren Said9en gefunoen. sic ,pirben porz
Iduftg i'm @efdngntiie BON gerfss@ountp Elm.
sel6loiien. SaG 1T Elm allbetannter 9siliber
unb gSalIb hat einen Sermin i'm 3udtbaue
tpegen bes 8e1sbOro 8anf- 9tau5ss abseieiien.
@bite tlt tpeniaer befannt.
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turtrt 6urd
RaSwag's Sar(apariIliaa- lle(olueut,

ebrentldbe 3ranfbeiten, Snodbenfras psyho,bsr.
sdte i'm Ste ifropbul6ie 9ranfbeiten 1nnotSyits,ss
SobttuS, Syphilis unb Yencrie SSiebermunSSn dya
ntlbe ooer alte @ei6piire, SalBfluk enaibs Ssonfr
aeit' ipelge S6pelunaen, 9rinbtopf &5ebdrmIfffer~
Seioen, Srebe, OralenIhtpenuneen Rnoten. @baehs
Iun9 oes Sorpets, Bu1ten unb Ausihldae S5tbtnSTey
Sqspepta, gderen= un6 Blaieniet0ef tbronjiG,sTr
Hheunotismus uno @5idt S(hmtn65udlt gJfoSsnSsskss
uno @rtes, iopie aburten Der o6iaen pranF5stpy Ss
men blspeen anoere Hamen aeqeben luerSen. ' -
2Sir 0ebaupten, oaB es iein befanntes SefI,rfttF
9tot, 1uelheS b ge9en oiee Rrantbeiten 70 nirfSsT
eripetr, pte WaDtuan'S ReIoIne.,f (Ss htrirt og
malt9, aber lider ln6 bonn Grunbe aus unh Setst Ss
leoenoen 8bele uieber in aeiunben 3uitonh On IN
fbnf Dem Sabtnfd,ipitoen oes &6rocrs tsiuhcIt
amp oerior8t oaS Sbtsn nit aciltnoept @I,'fs
aus fpenem neues ytateriaI 9e6lbe ipiro, SieS IL
ore erlte y8triling BON 8aero6A's WeJpiueuf. ~
- 5n 6alen, no oas SpIem 6urh Anbdufunn nam
Dtertllr, Gnedflber, ooer corropem Su6fnat IN asrr
SHoHe' @elenten H. 10. 9elttten bot uoolIr(t RIro~
menlraB, en9ltl9e Sranfbeit, JiiidardtsfriimnIIn0
Settehtung, pelBe Shnenung II. Ser9I. uerllrfaRRf
foufoe; Ion oas Satfaparillian oiee yieoer5d,idoe
auL lho entlernt ole Seibpulit aus oem Sniteme
26eiq Steleni9en, pelbe oieie Dfe6sinen MIr Sur
9ionll9er, lgpRi1er ober ifropbuI0ier SrQHFbritsp
gebrauhen, lei Die sur aud nodl 10 Ionaia Ih 6ss
ier fhben," cine asemene 3unabme ibre rsite M ,a
tbres8orper9efpihteS pabrne6men 10 ift ps Elm i;s
YES 3etdlen Der ortidreitenoen @enelno, Sn Srror-
h9en Sronbeen miro es nit Dem Batie1en eI,tmeSey
beer ooer lhllnmer-oer Giittoif i'm E5pteme hIeIst
niGt untqdu9; menn er nidlt 9ebemlut ln0 aus Sen,
iute peftfle0en ptro, 10 0erbretet er Tt ma fdhyt
tot ole Gonltltuttou gu ulterara6el SoSoIb Sh ssr
Hatent oel III gebraude 6es SarjnpGriuiau bssFer
fiihlt" miro er irblif on G5eIlrn0bcit 9r1If 1sS
iSleiid buuebmcn. '>'N" INV
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gefesrap6tf6e Qepe(6ett.
Yeridte Der raifoeitrten Brefie" fir ben rDeutids
9orreiponbenten.")
Snfamo-9epef6ett.
Gon9reB=Verbanolttn8ett.

gSa hington, 81. Wai. - SIM 9 E
na murbe eine Wittbeilung beS Sfasanttsz
SefretGrs uorgelegt, iiber bic An3abl Der bon
Der 8esierllng genlietbeten @ebdube unb Die
bs5abIten Wistbiummen int0iItrifte Columbia.
Ylumb brad,te cine Sill Elm, Die Yoli;et i'm
Diitrifte Columbia 81 permebren.
Sine gsripili9uns fir Elm Sunbessebduoe
in Soleoo, O., fiibrte 5u einer ldngeren De-
bate.
Siir eiu Derfmal bes Sen. 0teaoe I'M Sair=
mount -Barfe gu Bhilapelpbia lpurbeu SrOu5e
aanonen perpiai9t.
Die giQ, etne @ommiifion BON neun Siirs
germ Su errennen, I'M Die Sartffrage 81 Inter
Iuheu, ipurbe psrl6iebentlid) amelbirt.
Observation-Disclosures.
GOn Dem Serid1te oe8 SifHeret 9ontnilz
idrs purben 10000 @remplare gum Druid be-
orbert.
0as Saus nabm Johann miebes als Blsnarz
@Oalite bic Sia fir geniidte eiptl- Sermtat1
9ungen aili. Wehrere amenbementS wurben
ala nidt ueriuanbt nit Der 6auptDorlage fir
nid)t suldifis erfldrt.
Wic@oof beantra9te, $40, 900 fiir bas Oruden
uno Sinben bon Sriegs Sertd)ten 81 perrptls
ligen.
@arner beantragte ein 4menoement, bic
Slauiel 81 itreidhen, lpeld)e SEN Mnfauf Der Ba=
pierre Ses @sn. gragg uno oes Sen. Bolt pers
fiist. 0ieier slntrag fiibrte su elmer ldngeren
0ebQtte.
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Seriep-@ itp, g.zS., 27. Wfai.-Batrld
Mioonep tpllrbc geftern bon Der bibe iibermannt
unb oeridieo beute I'M Soipitale an ben Sol
gen terielben.
9temburg, N.=D., 27. 0fai.-@in @mi=
grant, Nanlens 0ti9ael 6oloen, befam 9eitern
abenb ben Sonneniti9 uno ftarb. @r bate
eine unmdBise Guantitdt taltes 8aiisr &C.
trlnfcn.
gtew=D orf, 27. Mui. -Gs iinS bier cine
Nn3abl Berionen bon Der Sise iibermannt
tporoer, llnb brei oerielben 9ingen mit5ooe ab.
Sn grootlpn tt cine Bsriou Der Sise erlegen.
Songs and, N.-S., 27. Wai. = Der
tdslide 5rad)t5ug Der - Serieper @entral=Sabn"
nubte beute eln9eitellt meroen, neil Der @on=
purben. Der @onoufteur muBte na6 ietner
Sobnuns in Seriep.@itp seidafft merben.
Seri ep=Gitg, N.<S., 81. Wiai. - Robert
Sing BON gtetpsYorf iit bier bente an ben Sol
aen eines Sonnenitides 9eItDrbert.
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SdS oeIte Hfebef.

@aibington, 27. Wtai. - Die Rez
sieruns 1T offiSiea benadridttst tporoen, baB
TN TN Monat aprll IA 8als BON sslbem 5isber
in gantiuao oe @uba uaren, bon lusld)en So
nit Sobe absesangen itno. Oaielbit batten
i'm 9leideu 3sitraume AZ Berionen oi, Slat=
tern, BON ipeld,eu Is 9eitorben iino. SIN GAIT
sen itarben bort 179 2eute OIL perIfieoenen
Sranfbeiten im april.
Son 5apanna ipuroen Is Sterbefdlle fiir
bic @ode, peldle am Is. Wdrs enbigte, be-
rihtet, lluo 16, iuslte ben Slattern baielbit erz
leaeu tpareit.
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Nnnce,s saEannrtIes

cine mebiSinii6e Mii9lng bon 6onburoie,
SoTapariue, Guaiatbol3, Slettenipur5el, 5ai=
iairo8, SpbzSali IL. I. NJ. Su bieieln Brdpa=
rate ipir0 man cine Ser belten llmlimmungSs
unb 8einiaun9S= =Mii1Hngeu, Die bem Bubli,
fum p0rlieeen, fn0en. G8 iIt in QuartIlai6sn
qcfiiQt un6 eineS Der billigiten, pie Der beiten
BrGparate nit Sa1iapariQa al8 6auptgruuo<
lage, Die ie bem Yubllfum onerlrt luorSen,
98er ie on 9theumatiSmu8, 9eberbei9weroen,
&oie, Sautfranfbeiten bes 8lnte8 II. |. 10. lei
bet, IoQte bieies Mittel min0eitens probiren.
Breis 81 bic Slaid)e. Sci Setb 9. 6ance,
9i r. 1O8, @ : y GltimOrezS tra Sc,
Su baben. ~
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Tie Niberalen liilo Ote NcGttrtn9 N NerIIlt.
2onbo on, %. Nai. - @lne Strltner De-
psite ia9t: rSeit bic llnterbanOlungen nit
bem 9atifan perGiientlidlt iinO, bat idl Die
@timmung inter ben Giberalea iebr su @uu
fen Der 8e9iCrung genci9t. @5 uuterlie3t teIs
ncm 3rpeiitl, baB oic airdengtiebt nadb Der
Debate ioiort elmer Gomnriliion iiberlpielen
iperben."
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Sarruug.

Nlle 9ellmittel, ME, i'm uebernaBe genommen, bcS
9eben 9edbr6en fonuerl, olten pcrnieoen uerben.
Uiorphiunl, Opium, StrUdnn, 4rnica, 6nosciamns
unb nnoere tarte Gte Iinoern uo6l gu aepen 3eiteH
uuo in iebr Ileren DOZEN genommen Die S6merSen oes
@ine Bfueite 8Oiis eoot mag bas 2eioen UerIhltm-
uu6 cine brittle ioaar oen 9oo ber6eiflbrel. Ga
lit ourdaus unnot5a, oieic unoeipiiie satoren su gea
6rnuden, fucHn elm poitipeS Seitmttel, De Js6o@
tpass gicaOg Rciief Die iurdtbarften Sdmer,en
rnher belt uno lue0er ttanen ainbern, nod @rpadIts
uen nadltbeilio fperoen tam.
Sas tpabre &fnoerun9smittd.
9loomops 0icabp Relie 1T oas einSige 0eils
muteI, oas nugeublidIicb Shmer5en lnoert.
SInISiG GentS Die Syla5dle.
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gSaS Gen. 9. 3. 9n1Ier 5n ia8en
h1f.

@bebenne, gSDomt19z z8ebiet, 26. Ufat.
Sen. 8. s. gutler, auf Der 9urdreiie nah
Gan Nransisco besrifien, tpurbe BON eiuenl
3eitun9smanne Oh ieiuer Yrafbentidafts<an=
idanun9en ms 9sbet senomnen. gutlsr
itano ni9t an, gu ertlaren, Dag er ni9t 6sabz
fihtige, Sen. Grant gu unterhiiten. Die Soee,
oab er Oieies tbuu tperoe, lei ldberlid. auf Die
Selnerfrng, oaB mOglid)er 9Beiie DIE Greet
bad Convention i'm (Sutler) nonirtiren meroe,
eripieberte Der Ingsreoete: ~ gSenn ie uns nur
etne quite Ylattiorm geben, piro Die gbre elne
ishr ft]GteuSperthe ietu,"
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WfchfnGrffe.

@bicago. 27. Niai. = Die 3ufubr BON
@tmeiuen belief fih bente alf 10 900, Die Ssrs
ienOuna aui 5000 Stiid; Die Breiie tparen ie
mad, Qualitat 1885 bis $40 pro 100 Yfo.-
Ginbpieb: 3ufubr $500, 8erienOung 2300;
Werfduie au $40 bis $4.65. = 96aaie: 3ue
fubr 1000, Serisnouns fetne; seidorsne wurs
Den 5u $3.37 bis $4.00, ungelhorsne 5u $500
perfauit.
ait=9ibertp, Yenni., 27. Wai. = Oie
3ufubr BON Minbpieh belief fid) amf 2200; bic
Yrcile parlirten sipiidea 1878 uno $780,
gd,peine: i3nfubr 1900; 8erfduie gu $4.15
bis S4.50.-9daafs: 3ufubr 100; gertdnie
gu So bis $5.
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Scr @eIoufarff.

NemzDort, 27. Ntai. -6olsenoes ituO
bic Sd)luBnotirungeu: @elb ga iabrlid,
1l16 pro Sag. Sterlins= @edisl 4.S6-4.S6i,
auf 60 SAGE, 4.sSa-4.89 anf 5id)t. 8un-
hes Obligatiomen: 1881I 1864. ueue Siinfer
1929, neile 44.pros. 11Oa, 90. 4-pros. 1891,
Diit. Gol. s.65er s5. aftien: Jsetp= gorfer
Central 1853, @rie 344, eafe Shore 1909, Silt
noier Central lO3s, Yittsbur9 1l2a, shicaso'
gforthweiieru 81, 90. prioritdten 1911, Jtodz
Ssianb 1873, Neitern Union Gel. 944. gterps
Seriener Central 81. llnteri9atamtS= =Bilau5:
Cob S91 1858, ,157; @onrant 81 ,S26.674.
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Jeue dn6ei9sn.
~tnntzennt,niffdrsssfirea,t

= =,
" 8alttmore, ben %. Utai 1880.
9,erSteaeIte 4lueebote fper6G IN bieien Siirfau
bis Wpt,tag, ben Z. 5t,ni, yinhmittaas UNI l9r,
entaeaeneenommen fur Die 2ieferlins oe5 Ueate:
rails fitr ui,o Den 9am zines Mb8agss&anal
In Nreu1 pufftraf,e. BON ssrattftrabe bis gu eiert
TJutfte stpifolen Raniia1= uno Goiuntbiaitrafe,
iiaf ben gpesiFfationen 8ir9ibait nit senebmiater
gider6et hr 6le eetreue ausihbruna Der sr6eit mus
oeaeben tperoen. Die &nge6ote neroen an oemlel6en
iraenb Gins ODER ale ange6ote surldtumeiien, ptrO
nnrbehoIten, Spbn o. IpoIe,
T9S-901 @Iert beS Staot @outnliiidr5.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

YoIt IN ore, ben 28. Ulati890.
s,erfeaeite asnaebote fueroen In btelem Bureau
his gsnt,faa, ben Z. SUM-, Ead,mtttags 1 llDr,
enfocoenoenommen fiir Die &ieiessn9 oes @ates
riais iiir i,io oet 9an clues sibjngs SeanaleS
In Nranfltnitraf,e, beeinneno an Der Spnrtlanos
Straie urIo Iauft In oct syrauflsu-, Gaiuert>,
@afhs .,no SpuioagftraEe bis an ole Sjtieite Der
Scusoahitraf,e, stpiid,en &ilens nno 9atbftr.;
,nc titr einen Mbsuss =ssauaI, be9innemo an Der
g;uIberrfs ,iio 0aluertftrabe uno oerbinoct III
NIT oern eritbtfd)riebenen Mb3ugsfanale an Der
GGe ser Galpertz nno Satbitrabe, nab Den Spee
r bic oetreue &usfdbrung oer ar6eit 1T eriorosrlt
Die Qn9e6ote Deroen an 6emiel6en Ga9e i'm Shreau
bes glTeermeiiters ee0finet uno bas 8etht, ir9eno
elm ober olC In9e6ote Surhd3uneten. nro ooroepot@
ten. Sc1n ". 2oDteI
(128-30) GIert oeS Staot Gommiifdr$.
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SaItimore, ben %. Utai 1880.
gerfieseIte sinsebute fueroen in oteiem Stireau
bis gsprIfaa, ben z. Sniii, yodmittags 1 ubr,
entoeoenoenoIn1nen fur Ote 2ieIeriine BON Giien;
Giaftctt ijir (SoiSenabcradnse (S auf etn Sabr nab
Sen gpeSifiiationen. 9hrsiaaft NIT ssnsAmstsr 81
sinimmIlno NIT ben Spesiftahonen mus ee9eben
nerSen. Ste ansebote fperben an bemieI6en 8aae
i'm Bfreau oes Nlapors se0ffuet, uno bas Reh rseno
Elm ooer ale Inae6ote d6Sufpetien min oorbebater.
ssobn G. 1ooIe,
fto8-sO) Gferf oeS Gtaot @ommiidrs.
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Ste oentpfrattfde Staats=gpaner
Il an n an G011Sn2
Sic oempfrattidte Staats=g0nnen=
ttpu bon WttSfiiiippi.

Sad on, Wlll., Y. Wal.-Ot oehloz
frattlde Staats=Gonpention periammelte ith
beute nnter Dem Soriite bes @r=@onoerneurs
9. Is. Sumpbries; es paren 80 0elegaten
an,pelellb. Gs murben 16 Oelegaten sur Oemoz
fratii1en Nationals@onuention ernannt; bic
ielben murben ridlt initruirt, fir men iie ibre
gtiumen bel Der gtonlinatton bes YrdFOent=
i6aitszGanoibaten abgeben iollen. @s lit
linen frei selafien, nad ibrem beten @rntei=
len Su banbeln. Ser1er tprrOen @leftoren nno
Elm ileues Staatsz@ z@refutipz@ ernanllt.
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GterEoG=@ =@efd),ui1re.

g., Die GntIernun9 btcier @eidtpare burtb RaO,pon'@
Reinloeht 1T iett 10 iier oorgetban, 6a6 Oag MAJ
man lon Ir etn s9n6er belt iebt ais cine aiaelEsfT
9annab .. Snapp, Qirs. s. Snapp, W3rg. . 'Sa
5oe uil6 9lrs y. 2. 9erorir, Die in unIerem Salens
eer tiir 1879 mit9ebet nO besgleiden SEN saii her
bes "Sallh unb gBabr." N"'S""'
Der Naum .geitottet uns teinen ipesielIen Stn,pea
auI bic oeride6enarti9en SdQe bon dIroniSd,e,s
Sranfbetten, Die ourh unier SariaparilIinr ne
mhnen uniere S6rtIten ttu6ren, um einen Sid5tfaes
ge9ttil pon Der g4ttt9eit uno Seilfra Der d. n. $
grSneien gu erbalten. W. w.
GrI..Ha. HHnmA.~ ~.
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rcrb nte IN elner bis 8Uan59 Wtnuten bel elmer enz
Bisen 9riinolden appifation SdJmerIe,t III Inbern-
gSie beitig unb qualuoll aud Der S6merB ien maa.
ben bic NIT Rbeumattsmus, Neural9ie, neruoIen qcfs
ben uno anberen rantbctten Sebaiteen erouloen mos
2inoerung seiUGbren.
Gntsiinomng oct glieren, oer 9IaIe, Der Gtnses
tucioe, 9ru8efttpn Der &uugen Geiferfett,
acknowledgements, SSerSfIopfeM, Sniferie, SFos
tarrb, Siphtberitts, Group, O3eippen, Ronfs
tpeb, Siabntueb, gcuraI9ie, Rbeut,nti5 ntats.
falter Shaner, 6ieber, sSroftbenleil. Gnefid5s
tpunosfi, acknowledgement, ssuiteh, Bers
reiifrneen, Sdlnupicti, SdlmersetI In oery3r,,sf
i'm 9adsm ane tn oen @Iieoern rpsrSen etoe,ts
bltGlfdl aeIiuOert.
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GplldnoiSd,e Rapitaltiten tpouen
clue atnertfantfde Gtienbabn
Oerfdafeft ldf1ett.

Cincinnati, o., 27. Mai.-Sie Sirma
@eribeimer & @cmperb, fpeld)e hoaanOiite
Attien Snbaber pertritt, bat beute in bean
Common pleas @eribte BON SummitzGo.,
Sbio, einen autrag auf 8erfauf Der uGlepez
lano= =Wount- -Sernolz9 z9elatpare= Sabn" seiteat.
gs banpslt fid bier nm eins Summe uon
80 O0O 600
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Gin SG,6ner flarer Setut

last fd 6lr6 0leinigung be8 8lute8 NIT
6ance'8 S&iiaparillen ober @lutz
8tllen erlange1l. sic fIlriren and SOpi=
treb, regelr ben llnterleib, itdrfeu ben Dfa9en,
reoell bic Qeber OIL nnb pcrlelhen oem 9an5en
Snfteme @eiunnbeit uno Gner9ie. Brels
% Gents bic S6aGtel. gu babcn bel Seth
g. 6ance, Scr. 10S, 2Bet Saltimor'' ;
StraRe. (8)
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RrXnGf.

port, 27. Uiai. - Die union=
Bodins grr>Sabrif, Die Supferiperffdtten Der
sSirma Seenep & @iarf, iorpie Die &ohlenihup:
pen BON yiatban in Srooflpn murben beute
omrh Ssuer serftDrt. Serluit $4,000.
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Ste ,0eaoinser Gtienbabt=" ttsto
,,Eeaoinecr SobIen=0e eSeuid,aSt."

Yttts bur q, 27. Wtai.-Sanluel Oiron
erbQt bonn gunOeszareis9eridte hahier i'm ytas
men Der Wfaiier1= =@enpalter Der Benniploaniaz
Geaoiuser @iienbahn= 9eielllhaft" bic @rlaubz
niB, eile 9luleibe bon 81 100000 gu maden,
nm bas @ebalt Der Seamten uno arbeiter Der
Geielidaft be5ablen 81 f6nnen. 0aS 9siud
uurbe 9etpabrt.
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0ermiidtte SepefGen aus Wetu=
WDrf.

Nem<gorf, p. Mai. pie 2esislatur
bon ge,p=y yorf bat fid seftern unter iibli4en
abihisosreosu ber Seamten beioer 9duier perz
ta9t.
= Der Dampier r2eanartben" BON Nemport
1T heufe draefDmrleu.