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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-08
WANTED. LOST AND FOUND

Advertisements of five lines in this department are
Inserted for Is cents for time three times for 80
cents or rs cents per week
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-08

The Senate reassembled at 1:So p NJ, Presiden
Mansfield in the chair
Roll called and quorum present.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-23
AGQon rnTNa.

German Syrup is the special prsscsip
ton Of DR.. A. Boschee. celebrated
German Physicisn. aud j. Acknowledged
to be one OF the a,ost fortunate disnov-
cries in Medieine. Il quickly CURE.
Coughs. Cold. aud all Lung troubles oil
the severest nature, renewing. q i
does. the cause OF tho affection and
leaving the parts in o strong aud
healthy NOndislon. It IL not IN oxper.
imensnl snediGinc. but has STOOD the
test OF years. giving satisfaction in
every case, which its rapidly increasing
sale every season con6rms Two mil
lioa oeatIea soli annually. Beware q
medicines OF similar names. lately in
,troducsd. Boschee's Geenah Hyfsp
Vas idtrnducrd in the United states II
1858. and 10 nos cold j" every town
and village in the civilized world
Three doses will relieve any osdinary
cough. Price IS cents. Sample bottle.
10 ccsts.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-23

A disorderly liver il frequently
caused by worry AMI trouble, over
work. the use VI tobacco. intsn.e study,
hard drinking. inmodssats saiing. 10
defence. fast living. late hours. l,cen.
iiousnefs, etc. etc ;, and undoubtedly
the best remedy y that standard medi-
cine. Emil Frese's Hamburg Tea taken
- occasion requires. either with OF
without medical advice. Bnt unless
you discontinue the evil that brought
about your d,esassd liver. yon have no
right to lock Tor nore IhAn Temporary
relief from your tsuables. Be warned
ere it is too late. and try the medicine
We recommend.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-23
A STARTLING RuMoR

Tho following special telegram came
TO the lxrxlLioRxcEl about seven
s'cfock last evening":
NEW YoRx. March ga p N.-A
msnopsdum dispstsh from Washing.
ton ays that Il 10 rumored that tue
vessel en- which Gen. u. .. Grant Wa
> ta.senger has bsoa lost il the Gulf Of
Asxi.o. The General was en- route To
Galveston. Texas. Sfroa . Mexicsu
port. xR@fassss sfa s3sf
! Tho latest previous knsvledss OF the
whereabouts Of Gen. Grant and party
wss upoAinsd In ! 0.l ssston sslssssn
Of last Sunday. presented below. which
lssis ssas bslisvs sks WaSidsssss rus
nor moi founded upon truth. !.
] 0ALvRsfox. March 2i-A News sps.
IciM from - Cssy Of Nsxico ays ehe
third regiment Of the RurAl Guard,
pn1mandsd - ths llhag RdsAis. WIN
servs - % sscnrt @ General Grsot On
the day OF his departure. Grant and
party visitsd the mint end workmeo
pr - ~ 0eASt nth ALcalasetios
Of 0rxicAa cninS, TIE aoA6e0y 81
sste 3oaeDsesy peoas@o9 - 0soes;a
Nth, q MEDAL csmui6npsasivs az hig
vtaiA The oomnissss presented sacA
member Of the pafty With . piscs Of
silver hlagtes cork.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-23

The clerks OF the New York post.
office number 600, The stamps sold
thessis last year numbered 81. eO0. 342,
the weight Of which vas 10. s45 pounds.
or nearly seven tons The busieess
done In this one Office umounfs 10 sbout
Is per cent. Of thu postal business OF
the rhols country, The 1870 money
rcceipts were s3,230.2i0 So. aud the
expsnseA excluding the free delivery
srrvics. u ,2oos19. Showing net prof,
to the United States Government OF
~. OS8. 42l IS. Abm. ono thousand
sacks Of letters aud three thoussnd
sacks Of papers and merchandise are
sent daily from the Office
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-23

A three. sto:y addition to the Enrich
building. in the city Of New York, 10
uuder way. The merchspts want il
6nished at the earliest possible mo
uent. rs trade is good and they are
crowded aud pushed. To hurry il 90,
they haves double gang Of workmen,
one &c: employed in the day aud the
othsr ct night. the latter being assisted
bytso povssfalsssstsie lanps, which
furnish them light very nearly equal
70 that Of the sun. The lamps are sus.
pended on cables about thirty feet from
the surface. and 80 arranged that eacl,
obviases the shadows cast BY objects
intercepting the blaze Of its fellow.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-23
Tuesday, March %. 1880


After telling for yeals thaf no d.
gers to navigation we're presented BY
the Columbia river bar. thst no vessels
we're ever lost there. that tie entrance
ess better than that 10 New York har.
Dor. ETC.. the Oregon papers hsve.
within . year past. completely changed
their tame. and are now Willing forth
most dolorcusly . song Of 40 entirely
different chassc.sr. Nothing n now
..o bod to ssy Of the bar and the dan
ssss adjacent soit. rbs Astoriaa, which
has built all it, hopss a. the position
Of Astoria % future great seaport
through which should pass the pro-
ducts Of the Columbia Valley, and the
valleys Of its Tributaries. sssos to fally
appreciate the danger. It says it is in
formed BY Major fhrookncsseo. com-
handing at Fost 6esvsss. sbst "tbs
srusions At that point from encrosch-
useuss Of the ses sre coostsst and To-
creasipg. 20 much % that he hos not
thS slightest bssisancy IN ssyiog be
firmly and fully believes that Fort
Stevens will b wholly and totally
weshsd away within three yesrs. unlsss
some vigsrous nesns sf pfesssvatios
sts sdoptsd and acted upon BY tho
Govsronsnt. He says hs has sssn
stripe Of earth, rods n length and
width. disappear in . twinkling BY thu
action Of the angry waves Of the ocean.
shd 20 terrible have been the erosions
that there il now but strip Of pcrhap,
forty yards remaining TO protect the
fertilization parade grounds and earth
works from ono fell swoop Of destruc-
tion. Having made this SISTER !
study. and taken the expsrjeness and
observations Of his predecessors fos
years at the Fort, Major Throeknoston
says II IL moro than possible that with
in few years At lesst tho ocean will
spread over the entire area from Skip
anon - Fort Csnby." II this oscurs,
the entire tract must 90 from Skipsoon
to Hancock. and when the ecss,,
sweeps In over this extent Of space. the
rosdstesd will 10 virtually destroyed.
A later issue OF tho same paper says.
Capt. Flsvel has bsen making personal
inspection Of bar soundings far several
days, SINCE his retarn from 6an Frau
oisee. and Il himssll fully utisasd tbs,
II honlya question Of very brief time
90 rapid and brosdcsst 10 the shosline
process. when il will Be impnssibie fol
deep vessels 70 cross. The north chan
mel aleng Sand Island from ths head. 4
hllisg up - fast - Is ths so,tl
channel.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-23

BFoWnss ns1eeAelA RnnAeea.
Il tAe most elective Pain destroyer in
The vorld- Will most surlly quicken
The blood whet0sf taken i&Drnsliy OF
applied externally. and t1efby more
certainly RRLRvI PAIN. vbSsher chrnn-
ic Or acute, shsu sos other poin allevi-
ator. and it is warranted docble the
strength of any similar pssparatios.
1t cures pain ir the Side. Back or Bow.
e.s. Sore Throat, Rheumatiso. Toosh
ache. and ALL ACnEs. and 10 III 0rcot
R<lierer Of Pain. "BRowN's HoUsEHoLu
PAxAcEA" should be in every family.
A teaepooafcl Of the PanassA in . tun-
bier Of hot water [sweetensd. it pre-
ferred. taken st bedtime. vii BREA1
Up A COLD. Is cents . bottle. =
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-23


Gen. Adns Asaerson. the new Chisl
Rpgineer OF the Northern Paci1c Pail
rUad, will have his ofics in i. Paul
Mionesosa- Gen. A. was formerly O
the Wabash road. and afterwards Wa
receiver Of the Chicago. Dsnville and
yincenres. He is m engineer Of long
ard varied experience
During the first two months OF 1873
81 miles Of rsiIroad were constructed
in the United states During the sane
two months Of 1880 49, miles we're
built. The gain Of .the present year
has been 400 miles - fer.
Tbe Censrsl Pacific fincludiug the
Southern Paci6c) Company. now 70
ports on 1925 miles Of road. egsihst
2i6O miles in 1879. Their January re.
ceipts over this length were 81, e23 goo.
or ti33 S34 more than over the shorter
rad Of the year before. The Central
Pacific has greater mileage than acy
Other concern in the country; tie Chi :
.cago. and. NosihwssGefo bsspg we1t.
With 22s9 niies.~ and sbe Chicago. Mil
vaukce and 81. Paul third. with 21S2
miles.
ny construction, charter aud par-
| chass. companies added to their mileage
in $50 . Sollows: The Soatbsfn Paci.
nc 155 miles; tn. Atcbison. Topeka and
Santa Fe 277 miles; the Chicago. Mil.
| wsukee and st P.ui. l53 miles; the st.
Lsois aud san Francisco, 1873 miles; the
Wabash, St Louis aud Pacific. 567
miles; tho Chicago and NORTHEASTERN,
130 miles.
The Utah and Northern Railroad has
bsen conplstsd north from Ogien 3o4
miles. Surveys have been made for
three basches. Esaching out from the
main line near Besvss Canyon. On the
Montans live. One Of these branches
/ leads 70 Hslssa. . second - Yellow.
stobs rarA. snd the third to the Colam-
biz river aad Puget Sound. Five
years. Il 10 thought, win find them oil
completed.
The Nerthssu Pacific Company, ou
its GA miles Of road, did business Of
@s1.0l3 in January. 1850, against q
husiness 81 e37.O14 in January. 1879.
The increase Was over 1?1 per cent.
The 81 Louis and San Francisco. and
Chesapeake and Ohio roads were tie
ooly two showing Is large per esntsga
Of eisn - that shown by the Northern
Pacific.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-23

TeEArrLs. VT March 20. 1850

Il I61ArrL1. ". T.. March 20, 1850.
/; Rxpoofing ii : Oh .rt time q b ~
Lived from the duties Of U s Local
Inspector Of Steam Vessels tor the Pu-
get Sound District. wish TO notify
ehip and stsamboat owners that I have
eaofcnehly rbuils ny mari,s w~ys. 10
ehe ship yard ~ the fsot Of Cherry
street. 10 Seattle. aud shall b. prepared
TO do all kinds Of building OF repairing
vessels ct short notice. 8
Models. drafts. plans and specifica-
t'nns TOT building sail or steam vessels
furnished TO order.
Al appaiestiene for use Of the uariua
nys uost b asade IN ne il pessou. s
WILLIAM HANMoxD.
Ship and Sseauboaf Buiider.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-23

at Lincoln last nigh., at which abou:
eco persons wers present. part Of tie
fncf gave away, precipitsting between
100 add $50 persons to the foor below.
Many escaped by jumping GU, the wiz
dow. wb ca n. OF tAelse feet firm
the grounA About thirty persons xere
injured. During the confusion the
SCHOLARS rushed upon the stage. over
turning two coal OF. lamps. one # them
exploding. setting fire tn the carpet. ba:
the fire was extinQuished bsfure any
serious samsg. was done. Intense ex-
citement prevails throughout the
peighborhc.,d It is net ye, certain
that all the injured will'reco-er.
Bosros, March PA fire OCCURRED
ia the journal newspaper buiidibg last
night. Nest Of the loss falls upon = A
Searle. { job printer. whose loss is
considerable. The JourndTs composing
and counting rooms were much dam
aged, but the PAPER Vas issued rs usual
this morting. having received the f4cil.
ities Of the Herald. It il bel eyed that
the Journal Les is covered by insur-
arce. No estimate Of loss.
NEW YokE, March 22--Two brutal
murders occurred in town today both
the result Of drunkenness. An italian
named Drauget stabbed Baccili, alse
an I'a.isn for refusing to pay for gin
ordered in . Spring street saloon. A
man named Campbell. while attempt
ing to stop stree: fsh. or Eleventh
street. was fatally stabbed by ono Of
the combstants named Delaney. The
murdsrers were arrested.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-23

But four men In Congress have
reached The ripe sgs Of seventy years.
Two Of these are esnators-Messrs.
Morrill, and Hamlin. Of 70 and u years
respectively; the other two arc Repre-.
ssntatives-Heudrick B. Wrisht Of y
and Joe johnson Of Is. Of R~psesen-
tatives OF more youthful years.. Geo.
Singleton ard NJ VAN are each Cd;
A. H. Stephens. Fernando Wood and
A. B. James are ZACH o.; Mr.. Ssvysr.
Of Missouri. 81: Mr.. Ptjus, Of Io~s.
Asssrs. Chittenden and Lsphan. Of
New York. Judge Kelly. Of Psansylvs-
mia. and Gen. Barlow. Of vesnout. &C.;
asd 1essrs. Miles. Of Connscticut,
1efAss. oe Aarylasd. ". A. Wood. Of
Nev York. and A. Herr Smith. q
Psassylvania. .. In The Senate, xisF-
VOID. Of Iowa. is 81; Bald vim, Of llfnhi
GO. .; Anthony end Davis, Of llli-
nsis. Is and Eaton e..
President Hayes = So; and WIGS
Peesidsot Wheeler. 81. In the Cabinet,
Secretary Thonpsoa = u; eserstary
Evsrts l. 81; Secretary Sherman 81;
Secretary 6churz. 81: Peseaaster-0 srs-
ral Key. 80; Aitoessy. Geasral Devsas
eos Secrstasy Rsnssy. IS. :
OF men retired from public life. bat
Who still Asys thsk nasss0 lotees un.
ahatsd, En- 6esaaoe Oansrss, Ex.Sec.
retAsy Fish. Thuslsw Wed sasd JsG
Davis ~ nreAhls illssssaaisaA eadA q
whom Il between 70 and 60 ,sars d
ags. - r7 1919 ~ w. 80
4 ist Of NJ ss~pG ~ sanaiaass,
fog the Preeidsetial nomiaasions. vi;I
intoeesA I'll cor sssadss esa nAy ~,
psiss sene Il then. Sar tAees ere ssv,
erAl illusions cAsriahs1 @ The ssb,ect
CHARLIE Fraseis ASans = q; HE father
John Quincy Adams. died q 81. end
HE grandfather. john Adams, q o.
Hosatso Seymour l. 20; Mr.. Tildeu. e.
Senator Davis, IS, s1-0sw. RefhR, y
New Jssse5. q; 6eaasa 'rhasSI.a =
xe. Hsadrieks. 81; o.. President Cant.
%; Secretary 0heroan. 81: Gen Han
ooek. -; Gen. xcCleilsn. 81; Senate,
DA3AsA. 3; 6ssaAu Ceskliae: b, ssd
sealtae Blaine. 50.
Grant was elected Ptoeldent q e. G,
stsyeangse 49, than any a his ne,
deeeoooss.
Oar leading men ars yoseg IN ypar,
eoQDarsd With thoes q Eusope: Cha
seope. ioe isstsaea bsiag q; Dsassas
Asld q. and 1npesae wiliiam .. Is,
Aaeetaaa 10 pshlio lie II ripsae ysas
q sonA We hsve psesoat vse,lleosion
wN0Uv. DIX. q Mew yogk. - ex,n
daoed - ~ soeviee q ~ 3nsl1y
nth ~ asath - ~ go q q ysasa
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-23

Undoubtedly With children. attributed
to other ,uses. Is ooeasioned By Wosns.
BRowN's VERMyFUoE CoNfIrs. or
Worm LnzeDges. although e6ectual in
destroying worme. can do no possible
injury to the most delicate child. This
valuable com bination has been success
fully used BY physicians. and found to
be absolutely sure in ersdicatiog
worms, 20 hurtfui to children. Twenty
i've cents q box.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-23
OREGON GARDEN SEEDS.

A full line Of Garden and Field Seed
fresh from the Salem Seed Gardens.
aud for sale in large Of smsll parcels.
ct Catalogue Prices by
KELLOGG & SNYDER,
Agents for @. Dickinson.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-23
MISWLL. E0C s.
The Glowing eles1am
was received by D ! Wheel
or, Agent for the McNeale &
Urban Safes in this city, and
WIN explain itself:

San FRAScIsco. March IL. 1880.
d. 7. Wheeler. s&atsle.. " Your
Commissioners or any one else can have
the privilege Of testing BY drilling any
McNea!e s Urb.n Fire aud Burglar
Proof Safe. and we viii guarantee the
same results as in Burglar-Proof Safe
now used by Dexter Horton & Go. =
bank. and numerous other banks on
this coast. M a.s.s
RAYMOND & WILTSHIRE.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-23

STEAMSHIP CRY OF CHlsrIa. Capt.
Policeman, will sail from Seattle for San
Francisco, March 2Sth. 1850. Cabin.
$50. Storage, $40. For freight or
raea3e, apply to sRtk 1,
81 L TIBBAls. Agent.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-23

The Cottage Gallery will remain
open q few days longer TO accommodate
those that have not been able 70 Get
si,tings. D. r. JUDKINs,
Photographer.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-23

The postmaster ot South Parson field,
Ne. George Hilton. has held that po-
sition for fifty years. and is 81 years of
age.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-23

There has lately been con-
siderable talk abou. Safes be-
Ing drilled. The above tele-
gram speaks for itself, and
shows that Messrs. Raymond
& Wiltshire, Agents for the we'll
known Mcnea|e & Urban Safes
are willing their safes should
be tested. Many Of these safes
have been tested and no one
ever failed 10 stand said test.
as D. T.. WHEELER,
Agent mcNeaIe { Urban Safe Co.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-23
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

New WESTMINSTER. March 2O-The
court room Was den-ely crowded this
morning TIE Kamloops outlaws.
closely guarded were piac.d in the dock
for Sentence. Mr. Justice Crease sen
fenced them to suffrr death within q
period Ut not less than 'wo months.
The prisoners made brief aud rambling
statements when a>ked wha. they had
to cay, in eff-c: denying the murder OF
Ussher. Alex. Hare ssid, when the
sentence had been passed upon him,
Your Lordship-lt is we'll deserved
punishment" As the wretched men
were being conducted back to prison
Allan Hare observed Palmer, the prin-
cipsl witness for the prosecute n
standing near. Uttering wild cry
he struck and kicked at him. The
confusion was great and the other
prisoners became much excited. The
special constables standing near closed
in upon and sized the prisoners and
they were hurled into Jail. shackled
and lacked mp.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-23
krR ROPE.


CORK, Msrch 81. Parnell arrived 81
Queenstown to-day aud was enthusia.-
tically received on landing. Tonight
be was entertained ct dinner given in
his honor by theFsrmer's Club. Among
those present at the Banquet were Big.
gar aud F.negan. members of Parlis-
ment, ssd DAvitt aud DAILY indicated
asitatoss. A large crowd with band.
OF music. torches. ETC.. accompanied
Parnell to the station Oh his departure
for Dublin. The demonstration wa.
much smaller tn n was anticipated. and
there was . marked abscencs Of per.
sons Of loca: influence.
81. PETERsEuRo. March 22-Arresta
continue to be made Among those
receatly taken into custody are an e,n.
ployee OF thr Ministry Of Ways and
Communication aud some 30 students
Gen Hcnitz. professor Of Odessa,
has been retired.
LONDON. March ga dispatch from
Odessa says that 90 arrests have beer
made there within the last few weeks
mostly OF teachers, some filling in,por-
tant public po.ts -
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-23
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-06-24

Notice 10 COnSumDtiYes.

No man, however uncleanly, would
drink muddy, dirty water. A party
which occupies a room for hours, breath
ing the same air, might be compared to
party of bathers drinking the water
in which they bathe. The patient must
keep the window of his bedroom open.
Night air is fresh air without daylight
In close, crowded rooms, the patient
suffering from lung complaints breathes
consumptively. By taking these pre-
cautions ard using DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery and Pleasant Purga-
tive Pellets, fully one-half of the cases
of lung complaints would be cured in
six months. For cough and irritation
of the lungs do not always indicate the
presence of consumption, although it
may result in that disease, and if con-
sumption has already become deeply
seated in the system, this is the most eff
| ticient course of treatment that can be
pursued outside of any institution that
provides special facilities for the treat
ment of this disease. DR.. Pierce's cele-
brated Invalids' Hotel is such an insti-
tuition. Send stamp for descriptive PAM
phlet containing also complete treatise
upon consumption, explaining its caus
es, nature, and the best methods OF
treating it, together with valuable hints
concerning diet, clothing, exercise, etc.
for consumptives. Address World:
Dispensary Medical Association, Bnffa
10, N. Y.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-06-24
w, Il, MI, 8.

Wednesday evening, June 16, was the
date set apart for the anniversary of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
the NJ. z. Church at st. Clairsville. 1t
dates earlier than any auxiliary west of
the mountains, and was organized by
Miss Bella Thoburn prior to her depar-
ture for the Indian mission field. 1t was
hoped she might be present, but her alb
sence in the West rendered this impOssi.
BILE. The present officers of the society
are, Mrs. j. Ii. Close. President; Mrs. A
T. McKelvey and Mrs. w.. A. Hunt, Sec.
retaries, and Mrs. r. r. Barrett, Treas,
urer. These officers were in their places
and conducted the meeting with dignity
and dispatch. Rev. J. H. COnkle open.
ed the meeting with a Scriptural selec
tiOn and prayer. Mrs. B. F. BeaZelle, OF
Mt. Union, Ohio, was then introduced
and delivered touching address on Wo
mems Work in this department OF
Christ's Kingdom. She was followed by
Mrs. J. d. Vail, of Bridgeport, in beau
tiful address of twenty minutes on the
Scriptural authority for the worlds con
version woman's relation to and re
SpOllSlDlII1 1Ol GlI1O HOih. MI Js ~
Taylor, of Cambridge, celebrated Ovel
Eastern Ohio as an indefatigable TEN
perance and missionary worker, whC
was present by invitation, introduced he
address by scene in the life of Scot
tish King who returned from exile amiC
the acclamations of his subjects; so sh,
predicted Christ Jesus would speedil,
come to take his scepter and crown; af
ter which she proceeded for thirty min
utes in an address of dignity, beauty ant
power. No report can do it justice. Il
fact the addresses were all of a higl
order.
The preparations for the festival tina
followed were made by Mrs. Campbell
and Mrs. Barrett on less than thirty-si
hours notice. These ladies deserve th
thanks of the society for their self-sacri
icing devotion to the good cause. Th
evening in both rooms WAS spent dc
lightfully.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-06-24
The Congressional Con-
VentiOn.

The Congressional Convention of the
| the Sixteenth District met in City Hall
in Bellaire, on Wednesday. Very full
delegations were prese.t from all the
counties. The Convention was called to
order at II o'clock by Hon. d. \. HOl-
Ilingsworth, of Harrison, who Oh behalf of
the Congressional Committee, namc
Hon. l.. Danford, of Belmont, as Tempo
rary Chairman of the Convention. Mr..
Danford, upon taking the Chair, made a
rousing speech, which Was frequently
interrupted by applause.
F. c. Robinson, Esq. of Pease, was
elected temporary Secretary. The usual
committees were appointed, after which
a recess WAS taken until two o'clock.
Upon reassembling the committee on
permanent organization reported the
name of &. l.. POOrman for permanent
Chairman, a Vice President from each
county in the district, T. H. Anderson, of
Guernsey, Secretary, and corps of as
siStantS.
at once entered upon.
Nominations for candidates for Con-
gress being in order Hon. d. A. Hol-
lingswOrth, in an exceedingly neat
speech, placed the present Representa-
tive, Hon. j. 7. Updegraff. IN nomina-
tien, which was seconded by T. b. Coul-
ter, Esq, of Jefferson. Judge Ollie. of
Noble, nominated Hon. j. NJ. Dalzell, of
Noble, which nomination was seconded
by Noble county delegate.
The call of counties on the nomina-
tion, resulted as follows: