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And thereupon, on motion OF salary
grabber Sam. Randall and others, Han
cocks nomination was unanimously
agreed to.
VIM. II. English, wealthy banker of
Indiana, was nominated for Vice Presi-
dent. Mr.. English distinguished him
self just after the great Chicago fire of
1871 by contributing 81 to the relief of
that city, which his neighbors after
word made up in dime contributions
and returned to him.
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ON THIRTY DAYS TRIAL.

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other Electric Appliances upon trial for 30
days to those suffering from Nervous Debility,
Paralysis, or any disease of the
Liver or Kidneys. and many other diseases.
A sure cure gnarateed or no pay. Address,
BELT CO., Marshall Michigan
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Following this announcement SeVeral
States changed their votes to Hancock,
and it was apparent there was a stam-
pede in his favor. A second roll call
resulted:
Hancock Observation-Disclosures. 7O5
Hendricks ........ ............. 80
Bayard .............. .......... 2
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len, Grant Around the World

by Hon. ]. 7. Headly, the prince Of descrip~
I've authors. Lose no tire as the demand In
simply immedse. and territory being rapidly
AIKEN. VIII out sell any other book: For
Tull particulars address HUBBARD BHOS., Si
w EOurth St. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-07-01

lMAATEnI YOUNG MAN who can con
WAN CD troll the boot and Shoe Bust
ness in this county. Address with refereno
H VAN FASSEN, 500 Locust St.. Pbila.
, 1880-01-20
KELLOGG.-SPOFFORD,

4lak 6HHA4OhAAA 4NfERFtuAlluNe
WARRINGTON, y. C., lap 1o,.-The Benate Com
nllttee On Privileges md Elections mot this
morning, and took up tho KolIogB caso. It wis
announced that tho Committee had decided not
10 admit "a evidence tho first volume OF testl-
nlnny taken heforu tho Potter Committee, which
Morr'ck on Saturday RskGl To hayp Incorporated
into tho rcourl.
J. W. Elder was tho frat witness, To tostlf1ea
that ho was ongnged h, taking preliminary alll-
laylts III Nav Orleans Tor 9pohorl; TINT hc hutl
ootnneRcol this work lust April, and that prlnr
to tho tlnlo al tho meeting Of the Ru- Conm{ttau
hnhal notitled8poHosd that aatne Of tho witnesses
whose Testimony was uttcrwarl tnkeu boforp
tho Subj Committee know nathtn1 which would
be useful to him, MeTElck, uDuuBol for 5poGorl,
objected To the question which elipitets a auto
ment on tho g.uund that II admitted II nsaulned
that this wltnesa was an a9ant OF Judge Spot
fpra Ha argued that the question Of tho ngency
should be Investigated first,
Tho Committee sleoidoa to continue the exan,-
i,lattou OF Elder upon condition that bis owl
dnnep be calllinel to the NiliAnytts making
esharges ct bribery In tho procurement Of Kci.
'Eidor then tcstnod that p'uckstone, In ooa-
veraatlon with him., roferrinR to blu tIilack.
BtOEos3 AHlaAylt, said that y he could mt stand
up to IT," kolInXGs counsel then stated he In
tended to ehow by this wtt1leaa TINT A.. ". Cornog
testimony bofofc tho C01nmItteo lii WpahluRtou
and asked El.tor whqthgr CornDg had told hjn
anything eIAeQ blu c1llnlnaton regarding the
truth OF eis testimony before the COMMITTEES,
Ihls question was ruled inad'utsalalc by tho
Without spblecting Elder to cFoss- pxamina-
uou, the CoMmist0e adjourned until To- MoFEpM.
, 1880-01-20
LIVESTOCK TRANSIT,
M'riEttsDh'a Mill IN THE AENATh.


WAssIIN0TOH, D, O., Jan. 1g.~Tho oply feature
OF intorcst IN tue gcnnto to-day waa tho delato
upon McPhenon's tIlI rclatlve to tho trarsporta-
tiou Ut cattla. Tho discussion could hardly havo
becn iuterostlng to Mr.. Aolherson himself. Mo
rhcrson tho reputcd author Of tle bill, had. it
was supposed. turing the year that intorvanod
sl,,ce tho lust discussion o{ It, taken such com.
pctcnt legul advice a. would havo enabled him
tu present u hew draft af hls measure
which would escApa so1n0 OF tho eF!t!oiam
to which hta fortneF hlli was sub.
jooted; but Mt, MaPheEson Waa compelled
to a,lnlit that he IL not a lawyer, faot which
Mutt Carpenter, after sharply commenting on
some featuroa OF tho bill, ffaakly said, "went
without saying" Among THO technical abjco.
tiopa raisul were thcsos That thero IL no prnyls-
lou in tho bill for tho cara " malntatlanceof the
llye-9tpok whlo thu CouFta ase Investigating the
subject whether the law At any time iuay bare
been violated; also, that tho hlll seamA 10 Rtvs
tho owners OF the stook lien upon their own
fattle, lpt, asl4o from the teohalc@l quostlons
SENATOR TRUMAN INDICATED
that he was not any uaorp disposed than he has
been Ip for1aet Congresses to eQpcede tho oon-
stttuttonailty Of the bill. ThpsmAn. In I few
worslp, outlined the customary, constitutional
ob1eotloa 70 ali The measures uhlqh proposu 10
sogulatu Interstate eommocaa. and hs very
elaaray showed that ons provision Ut tho No.
, 1880-01-20

uoneerhing, for Mr4. Ouray apoake Enqihh, whom
Jnck, the h>atlla' Uta who WAB enBngetl In tho
murder ot McokoF md 1o th9 oaitrGko of tho se;
seeing afIas Monkur, md wns aln.lt TO leHvo,
WHOM Miss ttnckor aa1led him hnuk.
nEFoNH TnR C0MA1rTgH.
II ths 1pssttrn Assoefattd Pre4s.
;ss ~ nn a s9s X tese hs "ss motnins nS;
tho Investigation ut tho cn.1scs of tho Fccont Uto
aon. .. y. Flax charged tho Iudnn Ilurca,,
wMnts. clnims. md rt9htfut ,luts of tho UtnA,
whtth has led to tiIHAallAfAatt0n and rcatlehntNs
t,t tho'r part rondcEsnH thom ripe for an out
Commissioner 1Iayt followed wtth q general
tho !nd|a1 lll.ren particularly - ,,aana9 the
attributed 70 his predecessor.
THE sECnETAnv'a VIEWS.
Secretary Bchurz- snld to-dny. 1T hns never
been held by tho Department Of ting lntcrlnr
nn Il e. ay LIZ ~, rSe e. ens au s eaa
bo hold responsible anl punished ti!tr0lof, n1t'
under tho provisions Of tie treaty Of lsos aor:
tatn ofensi.a nre committed " tho utos ngAitst
the oiIef,!or, and th'ff. fact u f!,Iy roc. r'
a9E'a,Sss s9snss. esn y o1sa' bo maao tss utss
i,epriyo tIluin Of tsloIr reservation without Gl-
lowing tfio1n tho most liberal Compensation. It
Is thnlght By RorIp I1unbnrs ut tho Ute ,riGgu-
iD ne r. ts y S!sy thns n,y fa 4, svs1', y ls a
agricultural lnnl4 m their present res0rvntlor
al yield tho bntMnce uf tho lind t1 thn unynrtl-
ncnt, n TINT tt,,'so wt,p Will rot 10 t's Will ~
After some further rulnnrks, tue Secretary
sail: ~ t1ceu II my duty e 10 all Gun tuw4rd
suttllng the present antiquities Without an ".
da., ,war a'd without doias Injustice to any
, 1880-01-20
THE OFFICES.

WASHINGTON. D. O., Jan. lo.-The President
las nominated Jamcs Russell Lawell OF Massl.
chusstts, Envoy Rxtrnqrdlnary and Mtnlatcr
Plonipotontlary to Hpslsadt John W. Foster, OF
Indiana, AInlator to lsusa!al Luasua Bairchld, Of
Wisconsin, MlnIateF 10 8paln; pbIlIp II. Morgan.
Of Louisiana, NlnAtcr to Asxiooy Eli H. Murray,
of Kentucky, Governor pf Utah Territory; and
Ilobcst A. Kelly. pepsIon Agent ut Loulsviile,
KY,
Narshals-W|lliam J. Phillips, United etatca
Marshal Eaxtosn District Texasl John Mcneil.
Uutted Statea Marshal Esstern District ME-
aonri, Augustus Aah. united States Marshal
District ut Nevada
Deforast Port0r, of' Arizona, Aasociata-Jus-
too OF tho suprdlne Court ps Arizona; Jacob q.
Blair, Wyoming, AssootAte-Justiae Supreme
mug, United states Attorney for Wyoming;
William. Gallon, ReeetveF.. OF Public Moneys,
Warsaw, VIA .~s ....
y 'l0stmaassss~HarEy ", '1Eantley. ApDleton
, 1880-01-20
MURRAY, OF KENTUCKY.
SKETCH on THE UTAH 1uDE1lNAToR1AL Az


spteta. Dt,pateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
WAsHtsu1oN, D. C., Jan. lD,-Tho nnnle ut
Ell II. Murray. Of Kentucky as was foveshnd-
owed lust uight In those dispatches would DO
tho cusc, w,.s sont to tho Bcl,atc this afternoon
as Governor OF Utuh. Mlrr,y's frionds
hive furnished tho following sketch Of bis mill
tary career; Gen. liIt II. Murrny, Of kentucky,
wflose nnnao wns sent to tho Senate to-.iny as
Governor ut Utah, cutored tho Federal army In
1851, Il boy Of 49, and bccnlno Mnjor OF tho
Third Kentucky Cavalry, then coinmnndcd
BY tho hcrntc Jackson. OF Kentucky
On the death Of Jaokson, ut Perry
vile, he becnne Colonel. and w,ls
corstnntly In tho service during tho War. 1lo
WIS promoted to nrigadior- Gonurrll and co1,-
ln,utlud u division Of cavalry under Gon. shor-
man III bis historic 'tbInFch to tho scn." IIe hAs
boen II Republican in politics, supporting Orant
in 1858 and 1879 and i[nycs In 1870. Ife is new
President OF tho Lou!svillo Commercial Company,
which Ia tho loaiing Republican paper OF tho
South, Personally he IL Of Imposing presence,
accustomed IN command, and hc Will doubtless
tnnko au efficient 0oyornor. It Is too curly TO
form m opinion rs to
THE CHANCES or HulsnAY's CONFIRMATION,
rs thero aro soma Indications that snmp Of the
dofoatod candidates for tho place ,lro not dis.
posed to porn,it him to rooeivo tho o!oo without
diaaVpoInted that ho wns not rononinntcd, but
ton Of Sr, Murray. Gov. Encry's froutis l,lsst
howcver, that the administration VIII DO throw
I'M Y, ~ the at hnys n9sn
Inst three Or four y6Arn by.retlr1,ing to poliuy
TINT only strengthened tho Morlnnlla, BY nlikllg
niurtyra nf thpln whom they shaulu hilyc bceIl
n,Hlo to aot tho pArt of criminals. SECRETARY
Sherman ts Raid to h4so been the only member
OF tho EabnUt who favored Murray's App0lnt-
n,cnt, aud thts fact has given rlso to tho rlmor
that Murray ,llay have uil.lcrtnkcn to KInr,tnteo
ttiat the doseHatlon from Kontueky y tho Ma.
June should 30 Ii Sherman delegation. Tho ilrst
mention of Murr1lya hume WIZ by tho prosjdent
ut IL EnhfuGt meeting about ton 1ayH ng0. At
why Murray had hsen Aiaplnecd III tho oIlioo OF
United btatea AfMrshAl OF Kentucky. Tho Trcal-
don't inter tint did tot call up tho subject again
lt1 tft ftnhint4f.
, 1880-01-20
SOLDIERS HOME.

Spftal Dtsrath to Tho Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Jan. 1e.-When Congress
established tho Regular Army Soldiers Home It,
this District 1t was provided that Nll eodors who
bccotne in.nntcs of tho 1Inno should give up
their pcnsons TO tho Home. Tho law rG'na!nea
In force until 1878, when. by nn net ut Congress-
tho lnlnntes ut this Home were rcinyoRtcd with
their rIHhta a. pensioners. III 1877 forrnAl
complaint WIS made u tho Commissioner Of
PcrHoMa by one Of tho 1ntnntcs Of tho
soldota' Home that he WIS ur-
able to obtain hta pension, and upon In
quiry tho Cnmtnisstopcr learned that tho
uoari Of Commissioners for tho soldiers, con-
sssinx of tho Commissioner Gonorat+ the Bur
on-General, and the Adjntnnt-Gener OF tho
army, had been rotaInlug tho pensions Of all tho
minutes. Tho Commissioner OF rensunH Rt once
rendered a decision to tho c1eet that tho pen-
sons belong to the persons in whose nAnles thoy
nre grnnted and directed that no mure pensions
bo pal to tho Commissioner Ut tue fIotnn. Tho
lattcr brought suit In tho Court of Clulms to
cnmpsl tho payment Ut thu ponslons Of inmates
of tho Homo tn the DoRrtl.
TUB Coulrr BuhTA1NRD THE RuL1h0
of tho Commissioner Ut Pensions. whereupol
tho lsuatd appealed to tho Supreme Court. Tho
iatter tribunal ticcttled tho matter to-day, sus
ii Pensions: since Tie deelsan Ut thu Con.nis-
sioner of renslGns nnarly two yenr8 hAvc
sipssa during whe M ~ tm ,s the 2 pesos naye
desslo}l II tEs Supreme ctairt sN1rlSs With i IN
to tho intnaios Ut tho Iionc tho amounts or
their aecrttel penstot,n, from the passAgv of the
nct M II j. Ivy, as pynlont was ,ss1ppnu; n ls!5.
j. not known whe.iar ito Dnanl ii Commits
this WY III their troasury Or expended it In the
purChnso and Improvement OF lantiAt III that
hoara tug mover Gscn ret.,.trcd to make my r..
, 1880-01-20
TttB ltAYT INVESTIGATION

spteta1 p'.pa.sh to The ch'eapa Tribune.
SOC naTore tto 1r1ion rn,,,ttoo ,''ar ',, ~
"as ost1!o w t.osal' Iot.,'t''.'eo tu"S' u'uorS
took to lay tho blame OF tho lntn utn outbreak
upon the 1nl'an nureau for faIlnre to supply
II tho Winter of i'm md 1s77 t1tho,,~b thss
was before tho administration Of Commissioner
Lays, tAoso suppllca lay ut Fnrt nawlIua long
conauol nr aav,nu lint tho s,,nncs oo,, ,ot no
delivered for long time owing to tho badnoss
Of the ronda. While this may socm II
vcrv fmev anrt or cycnsn n ,vtiI
probapv bo rocoivo In 70 ,nr ns It oos nat ~ Sm.
'pou"py ~ WI -. su tat W ~ uoea NV aP
pear possible than any fA'urc IN this rcgard, 60
long ago, In respect tn tho Southern Utcs, could
turTtai, a nrotoxt for nm 1,rrjsintr If TIN White
River utcs, dlsttaot and uIstant trancb Of o tho
tribe whose Chiefs probably novor heard Of tho
transaction. Another chargo brought by Gen.
Fisk Is that, by tho terms OF tho ur,,not treaty
uao 4naiahs were m 70 Foce1Vo N money TIC diner
luce between ls,0o aorcs tAey coded a1'd 1000
'.ares they received In exohanRe. This money
,sens 10 have boon mno Il, to az annuoi 4enopt IT 81
, 1880-01-20
NOTES AND NEWS.
THE DIPLOMATIC TRANSPORTS.

dpFttds OkpGtGA " ans SFNt9QQ IftbAnes
WARRINGTON, D. c., Jan. l9-Thc diplomatic
promotions give great satsfactlon, except to
thosc Congressman who hayc been brggIug
sotne OF tho places for rivals to Ret thon out Of
the way. or for lccnyel and stranded politicians
who must hc provided for. Sir, Morgan. who Is
connected with tho Cona,,lnr Court In Egypt, Is
highly spUken of by LuNEsiAna gentlemen here.
lIo speRks and wrltes Spanish t!ucntly, nnd IL
ennversant with tho politics of Mcxico. The
tr,,nsfcr OF james Russell Lowell from 8pain to
London Ia OF course u very great promo
tion. somo Of hls friends hero think the tux
on him, pecuniarily and physically, will 10
greater thuu ho Gun endure. Ills wtfe Is an In
valid. Mr. Lowell Is himself not man OF larRc
fortune. It Ii probatEe TINT he will not, under
tho circumstances, fesu1nc Office and tBkc bIy
house In London before tho beginning Of tho
regular session ct next summer, One Ut the
roAsnns Unsigned for filling those great missions
Ivy this method Of transfer Is that the pressure
from politicians in this country wins 81 Rrcut
TINT 1t would havn boon difficult 70 have satisfied
anybody.
ir. Foster, who ia transferred from Mexico tn
1tllsAfa, whom be WIS last IN thts country. waB
known to I.slyc preferred thon to bo transferred
: to aotne European mission.
EADa' IsTIIMus rNOJECr.
Jalnes 2. Eats has ,ag,.ln cor,.o 70 Tho front,
t17lhslt pr'Jcct. Thero wus introduced Into both
Houses tn-dny n bill! to Incorporate Ja,nca y.
E,ltjs and such othora ~ may bo asaocAted with
h!!n into colnpany . be knowll under tho tttls
hnyu Ilpwur to nlnko nnd hsye senI. acquire
property, etc. This Company IL further e1l-
powered to rot control Ut nil rights pf
wny ncross tho Isth,nlis of 1lareu ly negotiation
with other nntlnMs. II shall buEan wnrk within
two yours nttor tho paasaga Of the net, ntld CUM
ttntc tno hhlae Withlu EeSen years, Il INC oci-
oms , ~ ~ II a, ,ae w. NJ H. VIII r,, 'n9 n9
~ ,, 49, :. ~ ifta, IN tn,, III t t. tHH 4ts t ~
nrsn H my hn M ntr,tn,t 4 ~ ~ fnr,1,s ~ r. VIII
Sr.i H,s @ rssnointcu VIII tsn shin. ~ synr mi
thu ann pf SsxlGtS1 il nnrrDnrintcl to ctlrry Oi,t
the proyssinua OF tho bill.
SHERMAN AND uoYNroH At WAR.
f,or ~ n, sbor,uor II, ~ rn,,n,, ,ntor,,,a,v T.,
az pH; ;,,.,,,i i1"F.' T1I' T.. t ~ i ~.
s@,ns u ca r,ros '.sa;nst r. Gan
Inyntnli, e0rrcsnoujrnt hore II tho Cincinnnti
t!tzette mud n,lthor q !ssvlcw Of shgr1na,,'s
'Wnr Melnoirs; Gen. ispytitnn publishes y
cnrd hero to-day. III which, ntter stating TINT
Den. Hhpr1nnn may feel mortified ut thD plpltc.-
ti0n ut thU fnpf thAt Gen. 0rlllt htlSGlt WIS tht
originator Ut tho 1inrrh to the HeA," anyaua tn
slermnn,a peraon'!l stcct1aat1ons:
hsk thg privilege o1 s4ylng through your
JOURNAL to Ton. sherman and 70 80 nl.!ny Ct thg
, 1880-01-20

,,cr has :. heretofore bosn. 'nfiotod Wilt
tet Se trcnewc lid may involve the I'm s,et!9n; II
's os, aS * 'sy % %ssff.ss y sesr.es
Eet% u Go nronatui ictwcets tho,rl.F
INVESTIGATING TItn hxOpDa.
Tho ExoduH Co1nfn!ttoo co1HH1oncnd Hs lhSoa-
t.gutions, md had n rather bnrren dAY. No wit
ncssoa wcrc prcsont, yet It was known to nnny
md doul,tioss to mau,bora ot THO Committee
that TIC Nurth Carpltnn eotorod ol-tcncher
porry, Who dies not hpstato " ass,ltna ruspola-
bits for having nrlglnntod tho oxtxlus In that
State, IL Ia this city, oasy Of Receas, and
not only willing but eager to tel! Mr.
voorhcos' Comtnittao what he knows about TIM
subject to DO Investigated. II Mr., Voofhees %
not disposed to take tho best ovldancc when It
atat,1s knocking at bis dtur, thero arc other
members of tho Committee who secu, to have
,ery def1nit vtows ~ to the effect Of the exodus.
senator Window, Of the GunmItteo, for In
,tauce, In spaaking Of the exodus, Ia reported 10
oavo sRtd; "1believo It will 90 on until the no.
kro population IL thinnad out u such mn extent
Tint tho whtaa will treat those that remain with
fuirness md Justice. Tho exodus Is good
lhiuv In every way."
THE EXODUS.
WARRINGTON, q. T., Jan. 1B.-The aenato Com
m!ttcc, consisting of Mesers. Voorhees,, Vance.
pondloton, WInslDu1, and Ilinir, appointed 10 In
vusttH9te the cAlleos Of the exodus OF coorctl
yoople from tho Southern Btates. commenced
Iakiug Testimony to-day. The Iirst witnesses OK
lm,cd were tho lsov, j. n. 1lunkin, pastor Of tho
cnnurevotional Church Of this olty and rhon,1s
tu,toek, hsslstal.t ttAtn".s.o1 u "hsnanA'u;
ooth OF Wno1n toetI1tea taat thoy had no personal
knowledge OF tho cnuaes Of tho exodus, and
snex nothing of Tim w1ntv. tteret1 circi,iar 10
shsn, . thcir ra1ne. tycrc nnnesrd anncoima tu
mn'eu .h 1',.n., a.a.s ~ mppes ~
tho po0pIo OF the uhiteu STATES 1or money III hs-
list tho freedmen in tndin1 refuge frntn pcrsc-
c,tion, etc., excupt that they hnd prn,nised to
,erve M meml,cra NJ fha Ylnnrt, NJ Aud,t fur tho
~ ~ u"s,e....s,o's.. az .u.e,ea =. ~
, 1880-01-20
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Premature loss Of tic hair, which II
so cp1nln0n nowadays. may be entirely prevented
by tho uso Of nurnott's CoconIna. It bus boom
coming OIL in hanlf uIN. and hua never failed tu
nrrcst Its decay, md to promote healthy an.l
vlKnrsahs growth. It Is 1T thu Bnlrle tinD lurl-
cation will render It Boft md glossy for several
days.
, 1880-01-20
8nQW in FRfkSs

Since the heavy fall OF snow, which took plsee
nxe humber Ut l7,aQ workMen, With ATe WHg-
Qua snd caFtz. sud 10y hosaes. hsr1 bcsn 4ally
employed In cle4rluE the streets, Despite. how
ever, the largo number u tAbVreEs enEtgtd tho
, 1880-01-20

reached thefr destination in an un1t condition
to be- s,ssl y ~ fs;l Tho people could forco
Tilt Inv eas moi hottcr thni, the nrnposcti one.
" The existing iaw cattlu ,!at be- ,,nIoade,!
il hoaa Or cars In which thny' can hive
iii @xf1s 20" ''f e a sRS nnSrs Sc oaas t. ss
aSy Si,y hr. e tRsy ,y. car ah,a ,,st r On s ;rs
cannt rest m t',n oars, ind ho allv,si rcst IL
t,escn:!n! n t,Nsl ant water: To k:ep s,.!nlai.
l. Ss ~ m sfS mme c4a M
ile ttsok it Tor rrariscsi That thorn werp certan
patont3 whtnh the fallroau cutepsnles ", wond be
as il now stot The.o ears, he o ustctr..sss G' r;s
were provIdc.l with stnls, md ha Thought cattle
ta wero pc ey s, smn IL s ~ pd II so oi
70 ts Of to H
a .se "S' Gya aHssf X s.saf h
este Sstar ea q saY h"t con, e
stitmtcd "prt,rGr YtNAi," eLc., than Tue r1ItrUud
eoWt9r!W1'sSs Wr W!SptIa,. Of pald snIcs ,i ,,,. ~,
inlpr?'otcu6!o for cattle 70 5btnin rcst in cars
si'scial 1ntcs wore ehrxe,i for p 0o pounds 70 Il
thoy Guild @ atrorG % |" oad LII Ii. ~s' fsw n enr lit
whit cattle needed more was f.skl and watcr at
showed this Gi,e reasoI, sixty bours was i'afasd,
burg und 1!Hffal0, for lnstnncH. could be nude
Louis oce%pied sxty l'aarr. @ ut it woSId % *; 'n
us anf s,sP >. s,, axs' *s hs1a s w ssRnHy
ao need ut such regulation ~ ahDrn nbnve. The
Rrtnt lines of ralrtald ttat haye. hcrssafs,rc op-
nov rcay to s,Ippnrt ar,;i carry ait Tic proyis
Ions Of agch INV as this, provided there WINS m
, 1880-01-20


With package OF Kidncy-Wort, tho victim
Of kidney Or liver dtscasc l1ny 1xcln1n: Fare.
completely purifying tho blood and expellt,a
noxiuus elements. In bud cascs Of pllGa tht
cure Is speedy. -
, 1880-01-20

\ good remedy 10 1layo OH hand II,
cold Ku1taui,s Ii 5[ncalllstcrs CoMg, Attxtur. 1t
~ becoming very popular. hutuil at 60c by ali
lrt,uulsts,
, 1880-01-20
t executive session, adjourned.

......,.. HOUSE. ..
Immediately after, reading tho .jonrnRl, tho
snGaker called qpon tao satss @ l9r b!ls and tho
tnt9rnceanIr ot,nal. nj II requests tho President
q Tho priasIS} 5 iriI'ne naons jon Il Earops IL
trlns!t, which shall be found 70 sorys most
tioiss, and to eoutnunicato to yuoh Government.
tho desire nf this Government to come 10 all
understanding relative to tho neutrality Of such
I3y Mr. yancc-T0 repeal tho luty on Valt.
TX sIr. Cobb 0f in!lI.-FnF tie t'lsstribotton
awurl.
1sy Nj. Tnwnshcnd, of tlltno1s-Pronnsing. n
c0nstftuttonAl amendment in rcgnrl to tho
election ut tho President aua president,
prov!dig for their eieetlon ly l,,n}or!1y Of thu
votes of tho people, aud for tho abolition of thu
ELECTORAL college.
1Iy Mr.. IilaHd-ltcpoaling tho law restricting
thc salo u toDuccn.
of s ~ sry y; certain G a1 Of 9SS
TINT t1etennnts wh0 have served thirty years
$aP;9' ~ , 'ssas sssat sl '4' na,. 'as
ant his ttssocatcs body cororats under tho
nll1e Of tho 1ntcrsmehnic I'sanslt Company,
ay neoi 1proyidnK r. tat thy wofk Of ns ra
tioai tii shnl 10 ia coi1s;ncHecd within two
years and completed within seven ycars
from tho pnssngo OF this not; and
that, il aaid work bo.. so commenced
A,ltl completed, no Hr1nts shl1l be gyant9l by tho
United StAtes tu ally othor company Or cnrpt1!-
tf0n within fifty yENTs 1t authorizes thu PrcSi-
dUnt to d.ta two ahtps at war to nsslst l:;.s III,
uluklnE 4tiuh full and complete surveys Ils ,nMS'
nppulr necessary, All4l Ap]iropriates $:a0OO, tu
BIZ bulWuedtutey available, to defrAy tho costs III
cidunt to such surveys.
An Invitation Of tho Ctau-na. Gael Association
to tho lluusH to b1 prgsent on tho ucclBon Of nsl
rijlry, tn aid of Ireanu, Wua accepted, on iuo-
tion III Mr.. Young, OF Ohio.
Dir. Cox 0.1elt.I Il resolution tend0ring the hall
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-25
molhers Molhenil Molheralll

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