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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-03

TuE NJ. E. General Conference lately In
session at Cincinnati, experienced that
dllitoriness which is common to large
legislative bodies. Its sessiOn Of month
left very little legislative work to show for
1t Perhaps that little was wise conserva-
atism, but TO do nothing need not take a
month. True, 1t elected four Bishops and
some editors, and supplanted one book
agent, Of twenty years successful expert
enCs, In a place to which his lie had be-
come 50 fixed that to be removed was like
turning him out to learn new trade.
And It did this for no other reason than
that other good men wanted the place.
The conference gave the 20 by TO the
question Of electing a Bishop Of African
descent 1t sustained the Bishop who
had refused a preachers license to Miss
oliver. 1t refused to provide that thea an.
nual Conference shall have the privilege
Of nominating to the Bishops persons for
Ptesidipg Elders. 1t refused to extend
the pastoral term beyond three years. 1t
made some unimportant verbal amend
msnts TO the discipline, and one important
addition, to provide for the trial Of a Bish.
op for misconduct or hetesy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-03

RICHARD B. CONNOLLY, one Of the sur
yiyOn Of the Tweed ring, died in exile In
France the other day.
TUE Springfield Republican, ticket: For
President, George +. Edmunds, Of Yer
mont; for Vice President, Charles Foster,
Of Ohio.
IlTuE great Tariff demonstration, which
takes place at Beaver, Pa, Saturday next,
promises to be a. highly successful affair
In point OF attendance.
TnE Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia B.LidR writes that there Is
grea. confusion In the Democratic camp.
The candid friends Of Tilden confess now
that he cannot get the Cincinnati nouiina'
tion, though some Of the managers pro-
iess to the contrary"
TaE Atlanta CGa.) Constitution reports
General Joseph E. Johnston rs saying In
that city that tho selection Of no other
man In tho cntites South would have given
him 90 much qualification as the appoint
ment OF ex Governor Joseph E. Brown,
as United States Senator.
POLIrIcs are always more or less excl
ting; but the objection Of Pennsylvania
gentlemen 10 allowing his name to be used
ma candidate on Prohibition ticket on
the ground that his health couldn't stand
the excitement Of the campaign, reminds
an exchange Of the reiusal Of little boy
10 sign a temperance pledge promising 70
abstain from all Intoxicating drinks be-
cause he wasn't going to promise 9a1Yse
drink Sunday school picnic lemonf ds.
eRArior wAsnSuESr, E. B. wGs.hburns'
son, "speaks rather 6iparly on d 'laass
the Grant methods." Theriao. aai -
dot has spoken reminds the 81 efN'1
reader that the sons are having aSe9I
deal to say in this campaign. There 4 \
Col. Fred, A. D. O., who remarked NJ
"father" will do this and ''ialhern will a
that and then there was Young ThufpS,
who stepped forward to notify the pr nS
thAt"ta,her will enter the race, p and N SH
RoseoE coNKLiNo's quotation at ny
Utica Convention, The shadows mum
but the dsePs are dumb" Is the seS puS :,
line tsir Walter Ralsish's silent Low o..
The poem opens;-
Es'.soss hteatd bat 10 aOcIl and srrsV,
1hs shAlloVt nuFnnI bGI he dtrTs ~ d1tl
Mt. conkling. who Is known ,le
country as an able POllticiaa and = hls
profession IS strong lawyer, Il knj 9Mn %
his friends as q man many Of whossI leisure SUI,
moments have been eIroato the q ily y.
siIsh poets, which be has studied d aloyeI
and As scholar, committing many ~. y.
% memory aud giving eaNlal 'uu'
d text RnameaninE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-03

"WnI, I'm glad my house.c!eAning Il
over" said Mi9. Brown with Sigh Of
thankiulness. at must be relief OBJ
served Mn, Smith who was calling. "But
then, how soon you will need 70 go
through itall again. Iiahe hadn't look.
Cd around in that critical manner al
would have been we'll That call will
never be returned,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-03

The Republicans Of West Virginia, and all oihsEs
who expect to eO-ORlts With 'btm Al the STATE and
HAiobSl slsotiOnS this coming ill are hereby lnVl-
I'd 70 meet At their eu,tGmaIy pS S CsuVstinE In
the various COUNTIES Of the s,Ale, apd choose dele
gates 10 tGb" niiOn 10 Be held In tho CITY Of Gni-
ton on the SOth day d June nsIt, AtloA.h.
The CoarsnlIOH Il called 70 isl5et cahdidatSs iuI
the following POAtOHs-yiEi GOV1n0r. Auditor
Tr.s.uuT, sup IiuisndsntOf Pne SCHOOL,, AttptpSy.
osnsral and one member d The supIGns Court Of
AppoalG Ai,o to ehOSSo aVs Prudential tlttl0rl obs
iST each Congressional Dlsst and Two Tor the state
By cider Ct The sl,tO csn.ni cOmmi,tss.
A. W. CAMPBELL,
FhHIrtnSn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-03
rir.. Dl.1Iie. oopsre,.lopinl con,c

The Republican Congress Ouhl Convention Of ~
Flint Di,Ijsi o. Ttt Virginia will 30 he'd in the
City Of GnitOp. on The SOth day Il June next, in-
mSdSiSly after the adjournment Of the Slate Coo
vo ton, Tor The pur oss Of NOMINATING candidate
for COuIrtis, AID for Hu'bdIpg 70 iueh other bua'
Hsil a. may come bsiOTo the Convention.
The Republic Nc Of the eOuLtIs comprising the
District SIs itqutsied TO ITPiut d'hpiss to AID
c6uvsnuon At such lime and plarO a to thIm IhAll
b. most sOnvsnisnt
~ order Of the Congressional Executive commlites'
WI. w.COwDEN, Chairman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-03

TIE wonderful reduction Of the public
debt during May Of Sl5,a2s. oaS 81, com.
bined with the decrease during April Of
over sl9 900, 900, and for the ten months
Of the current fiscal year OF nearly s76,-
100000, makes splendid financial show
ing. At the present rate the nation will
pay OF over slOO.oOO,OOO OF its debt this
year, aud could extinguish its entire debt
In nhnnt fifteen Yeara.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-03

THE waynssbutE, Pa, Republican com.
pleted It's eleventh volume with its Last IS
sue. LISA paper that Is keepipgstepw with
the march Of progress in journalism, and
Is in eyeryway worthy ollhoAuPport given
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-03

whsd such men as the Roy. Dr.. Ran
In Ran. Dr.. Harvey, Prof.. Green, ".
iAiriinr ACol. John K. McChesney i. w.
lS,f III 4 host Of others equally trust
s,nh, cerlliy over their own slgnAtutes
"a az baafvelons efficacy Of warmers
III X ,dhey aud Liver Cure, In the dis
4 ~ ID which II Is recommended u Y
tsiio TX smlss doubts onthe subject Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-03


quSltCd 70 mtol 90
SATURDAY JUNE -, 1870,
al the points and thtI hSIslnai "a nantd, iof IN
purpose Of selecting ten dSssaHs 10 rsIrSssn. thtf
fSaPsetiTS IiIIeIs IN oopVSnIoa u the u Publisan
voter d Ohio county 10 b held ct the Cguh h0uss
=" SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1850,
Tot The purpsS d nOnlhatinE eandjlts fertile fol-
lowing ones
sbSrir, Als,s,Or. city district Assessor, county
di,trist; IIOssUtirg Attorney, four mtmOCn Of ths
House Of DslsElUL Albo, dSlsElt'l 70 The stalt
and Congressional COhI nliOnb. County Executive
Committee and JpdiclIl ard senatorial onttfeel.
RishlIpd district, al IiGhlHud 'shOol hOa's, iron
10 lOUF o'EIoSk P.H.
TriSdslp hls Dl,ui,t, at LAv.OnI liO.tl, Iron to
4SeIOek nv.
llSsrly D,trist at c.nttS School Hou's. irola u
4SelOek F.N.
wIGlpron District, at viEiliut Hoe HOUSE, from
4lOg O'elOeI P.H.
NsdI.on Dlirriet. City Hall, over Market HOu's
frOui to SL'slOek
clly Dis ris,, at Court House, IRON : IOS o'eissl
I'm.
cssus district, a. Guard, ro's Hou,', from 10 I
web WsS.la Dl.trIet, at Unllsd Hoe llOu's, from i
SOsiOck P.H.
Chairman Ohio c.. Republican h, Con-.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-03
MARIlIED.

HALI-ELY-Tu Wheeling. June ., 1850, atI6lo
EaH street. a the TeidsncS Of Mrs. Ann Ely, the
BTlde's mother, by Few Walter u, Long, THOMAS
AU51lN HALL. Of Chlehso, 70 kLLA VlR0IAlA kLr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-03

WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

Nine dspartmenil d study tSIi.bOoln furnished
At cost calendar tEIAnged 2 saii ieaehsIIi n
aTan, llb0nl, thaFoagh. RAll teEn begins sep
s'sPeI GtaiSSIs; ana ether Information lppiy
" ihs Pi1ildtnt, y. II. ThampSon. Mofsant1In
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-03
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

sITtAdplphin AItUinniOdaIion.-Thl ITAih only rrni
bstGeon Wheeling aud Th4dplphiA,
tDAily G1cVpt SundSy-NeHIIk Accommodation.
fStsubshvilO Aor1mmelAuon.-ThI tTHln during
the day paisrS LAekEari Gnd forward between Mar
tin,S Ferry and Belairt, stopping Whgn required q
lhanAl HIM
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II. REPUBLICAN ,slT. 4 oAlo county l'0 r.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-03
Enlarged Orchestra and sIIvsr corust Band.

Admi,slan Is and 50 cents; 10 VITA eharse Tor 70.
served laa,a, keatI "a nile a u 7, Lasaf Music
mJ95 u uEo y CT APHAN, 8GS,l AEsAI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-03

I ". YANDEKVORT,
d ATTURHEY AT Law, ClaTkSbuIE, ". VI.
CollOOt'ons promptly made and money femltt6d
without delay. pG20
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-03

q Inc plInW HHu INV H7I0Il1l VI ul7177 77'
puTgass Of selecting ten dSlesAus 10 rrIressnt tht
TsapSctlTS SiIleIs IN AoOnVsn,ou u the Publ'ea
voter Of Ohio county, to b htld at the cSuh h0u'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-03
TO CHICAGO.

DITTSBuRGH, CINCINNATI AND ST.
L LOUIS RAILwAY-PAN HANDLE ROUTE.
IN slME s...ss -
Time Table East and West, ApilI Slh, ! 90
ttreSI, near Public Landing. daily except sunday,
tolloEpt
come KAsr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-10-16

@spanten, bab bisisr SpIslcr - benn fur
etwas 5aberes ihlus ct itn nitt an -
bic 5anb mad leiner So&ter aas3ultredsm
maste. sBar er aud t.bt psrarmt 70
batteer bod febr rsids 8srwanbte unb es
('anben ibm faa flritli6e grbl&aften in
NusFtt. Mit isnsm SsrfeSrten Stol,s,
oer lieber elm llnrsat beaebt, ais feline
Nrmutb bstennt uno an Der Ste0e, mo-
i'm un,peifelbait 5iitfe wsrbsn wiros,
Elm gBort ber grtldruns Inst, tatte ct es
ansRlid ssrmi,ben, ilh an ietns 8srwanoz
ten um. unt.raibuna su tuenbsn unS Fait
oeisu lieber bas lanbbafts @slb einss
,ipsibeutisen Meniden 9enrmmen. User
- has TT Der 5lud Der b5lsn Stat, bab
fe fprt;susenb B0iss mub ssbabren -
bic erRe unredte 1bat fsines qsbens bate
isu ben 5dnbsn tes sesuifenlplsn Did
lberantiportst unb ct mubts - NIT dnfe.
Sen, uie fein iunsss unerfabrenes, slau'
ttses &inb BON ben 5absn er siltl>
gen Spinne fe1er uno fefer umsarmt
tpurbe, bic es fetn @ntrinnta mstr fur
.ife sab. - ~ E-
(Gorifssans fOlst,
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Gin Tiienbabn,u9 nmrt Jener
3erft1sf.

Gin YerIoneusus auf ber Snoiauaprz
lis= unb Ct Qouisz@ilentabn 1T am
@puntas Morsen bel ber @taticn 9ectc=
mis- in Suinpis boburd in grant sera=
tben, bab er in einen TradtsuS fubr, Der
auf einem SeitenSeleiIe itanb. Sn biez
fen. Tradt3use befanb fd elm nit Sob
lenSl belaoener Wasen oer Union Sunt
Sine Co." Der Yuliusier3u8 mari ben
8pblenSlmasen3 um unb ioeleid erseB
fd aus bemielben bas SublenSl in bic
gertiefun8 entlan9 ben, @sleife uno flcb
10 idnea, oub es I'M gfu auf cine @trefe
bon bunbert Tub etwa ei,en 6rb tief
maB, uno oieler Strede entlanS itanb
per YaHasier3ns. Wdren nun feline 5unz
len pter slilbenbe Gcblen aus Der Qoto.
motive in pieie Oelmai1e sefallen, bann
,piirbe, atseisben pon Der 3erlt1ruus bes
BaSens unr Der @abepie, fein meiterer
9Aaben entaanben iein - unsladlider
Weile fieten uber slabenbe 9cblenffiide
aus benz Mldenbebalter unter ber 2ptpmc=
tiue in oas Oel unb I'M gu fanb bas
lettere in Jlammen, eie lia idneu Der
sanaen Qinse na& neten peni YaGasier.
3uge ipeiter perbreiteten.
Der Gpnbutteur bes YerIonen3u9es
lab, tab jebt aue Dasen beNelben &C.
fdarbet feien unb befubl ben 3euten inl
9epdfwusen, benen Snhalt ie i9leHnis
pie rlssltb ups5ulaoeib ulIein es seluns
nur, finf Softer hinuus5uwerfen, benn
bic Glar,men 1atten in3wifden ben @e=
padpassn erfabt unb er besann gu brenz
nen, 70 bab ii1 bic @epidfdaffner eiliglt
fIadtea mubten. Stun warben a[le Yaj=
fasiere M cen Wssen aufSeforbert, Fe
ap| ber @teqe su verlaheu, uenn fe
uidt @efabr lau fen wcllten, verbronnt
5u meresn. DaS lieBea ft bic YaGa=
siere nidt 3peiu,al ia8eu, unb bab Fe
feline 3eit gu perlieren batten bei ibre,
Sladt aus ben BdSeu, sins am Deut=
liditen baraus Serpx, cas fiinf Wtinu=
ten mad benz 9uiammenfcb Der ean3e
Aug in 6lag:n.en fssub, unb ran BEN
nuimtliden TaTasierSepdf wkrbe nidts
eereftet, bsnn ielkit bic obener.
pabuten flint Softer wurben nadtraslid
bed nra Elm Ruab oer 0lummsu.
Dtr 9aseen, zen tieier nnfaa bet.
be;fihrte, wirb nidt weit ben 10000
Dollars es!raasa.
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- Gin Correspondent Der 50. Staatsz
3eitunS fdreibt BON qeip3is Die 2sipz
3iser Sanbwerter 3eidnen fi@ bur@ pei.
ter uidts aus. ale burd ibre Qiebe gum
.punlnislp, HnseiaiGlidteit uu,uoers
faifsteit, llnreeIitdt unb nupinitlidteit.
Die IpaialiItiiden Wablereien Enb tppbl
mei1ens bic llria@e sieier fdleGtsn 81
aepi4uttea. Ole arbsiisr ubatsn ia 70
tedt" nit Oielen tbrer Jorberansen unb
i4 pinihe ihnen bon ber3en, bab ibr
2oos perbefert metben mBSe; a0eln emit
peilen bebaure i'd es bod redt iebr, bas
i'd beim Seitellen iebes Yaar Stieiels,
obar ieoer unbebeatenpen grbeit = 8ez
pabr perben Atab, hab pie fa5ialiAiiaen
Qsbren einea eempraliFrenesu ginhub
aAf pen Nanbpetteriianb ausiitsn. Die
yetren ber Sp3iuliiten meroen 1a ia mobl
nit oer 3eit fldren uno ldutern unb
mandes unpratti(de unb gerriidte miro
.ausSsjdieben werben. SO bab's fdcn
friiber seiuat - oas nddfe Sab,bunz
bert s.bsrt een. ga,ial;smus = auein
id bin etrlI4 ssnus5 5a SeRebea, ID bin
frob, oab id bann toot iein perbe
: Sd bin heratia aeipsis muoe; ia Id
mSdte iasen: DeHtidreidemas
p .. Die WeeaIdeH tpslda sn ser Spite
sss Staates iteben, lemmeu mir aue 70
lleinlih ppo lpulpiS Spr unb ipas &C..
fdiebt 1T tleinlid unb lumpis sleih ii.
men. 3Sse id nit am Staatsmaaen,
bann bddte unb banbelte i4 rielIeidt
ebenlo, unb it bin in meiner Yeurtbei-
lung pieaeidt untilis, .peil i'd sn Sie!e
tilterild,e CerSl;i9e anf Cue, mas in|pie,a
ieblerbaIt 1T, als bic @eTdidte li9 meilt
nit rep ertdrmliden Details nidt Be-
iGSftist, melde bic 3eitssnoHen ,ur
psrameifuns braGteu. ipnberu meit nur
Wdultate beriGtet. ifanu es ater wirt.
LID etwas HeiultatlOieres, 3erfabreueres,
drtarmlidsres unb 1iderhderes seben,
ale tas beutlde &eidsparlanent nit fei.
ner = Yarteisns6 s6ansmuriiiude - Bon
ben ,,Seeeificniiien" - nit peldem Be-
bassu man baS ameritaniide Wort nadz
abmt - ben Nbtriinnisen Der glatic.
naliesralsa, ia8s i'd Sbnea aidta. gle
leIsu ia pie esutf&sn 3eituuSeu ,nb mo.
gen F& aus BEN parloaaentariiden @aldt
beraAslu6en, mas Sbnen paet. Do6 Dis
uiard bieie impotente. Reidstas semanh=
te Bsriammluns nit 70 efener @erins.
idibuns bsbanoelt, finbe i& s,pur iebr
betrhbenb, = ollein ertldrli4. Wtr pirh
laslhel. spsnu i9 ua bic Mitre ttnlt. -
as, tietten erfrfats i9 MID ipiee.r ein-
NAL burh elm 6iaeintdnaen In frii&es
umerituniiHes Qeben; ollein es sebt mir
ME Yeries Narr: IL can't get out"
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+ - Romulus une 8emus loQsn BON
etner 0Dlfn seiaust wurpen istn. sDas
aud tmmer bic @elebrten aus bieIer Ga.
&c fiir @dla6e berselettet baben: 10 Sisl
TT sepib, bas man bamals - IN 754fea
SABRE Dor g9rsal 0eburt yfeufd d b.
ter's DeutIdes &tnbermebl
(pdbctrppbine) nod ntdt fannte, unb bab
alio On cine eemadltde Nufpappelung
iener 3witlinssbriioer niat gu benten
mar. 9.ut3utase 1T eas anbers. $50
Notb an Muttermtld, ba bilft bas ae,
uanute 8inbsrmebl aus. @r fraftist bic
&lsinen fsts, iorie Vie rwa6(snsn,
faus esstere 70 idwdhlih fnb, nur bic
ant !eidteilsn uerpauItae Nabruns 81 7d
nsbmen 3u tSnnen. Sa alien @putb.fsn,
su so gtf. bic 8i&ie, 3u babsn.
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guIins Jpsfe nnb g6bne.

Ser Nlbert So8fe 1T Dot eini8en Va
sen bon Stem Yorf, ,poielbit ct bebeuten<
Sc @infdufe fir iein @eiddft madte, 5u=
ridgefebrt. Die Waarsn trcffen nad
unb na9 Elm, unb mir uiilien seiteben,
ME et>pas teheres, ppllfpmmeneres unb
reidbaltiseres seiebea 3u baben, als bas
Waarenlaser ber Serren Scsfe. Wenn
mir nod erlpabnen, baB ale Irtifel 5m ben
duBerlt niebristen Yreiien cerfauft tpers
ben, 70 slaubeu mir unieren 2eierinnen
eineu Winf seseten gu baben, ben fie f.
derlid 5u beadten ui6en ipercen.
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H o pIareth.

Der Catholic Mtrrpr" in Baltimore
fast leinen 9efern, bab eeber. une 9eis'
renleieenbe erfolsrstd curd Darners iSafe
6ibnss uab eiver ,gure srfulerst& eebeiIt
werben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-10-16

-Sbne 81 Ii d 4 d t auf ben 6 In.
taufsprets pertauien mir unlere Re.
fe, 70 tab F8 &aufer finben miiien.
8pmmt ;eitis uno fauft pas ibr nUtbis
tabt Eel g Dram & Go.
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-Has bsfe Mfortimsnt BON g tie.
feIn, Sduben, 6ausIdubtn In ber
@taet ,u erfaunlitt biui9en preilem Bel
9. 9. Trant, Mlano pla;a.
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Gbtuarb miles,
Sefentli6er Nptar.

Berar Gountp, Gan MntUnip, dtyae.
OfFee in SOIebab1tass. Der potofaee sesenabsr.
Nslonbere @gfmertiamleit pirb allen Ysn6pnsn
unb Gprbsrun9ea son Deteransn bts 5taates poer
Der Bereikistsn Staaten sei6enft. Itfdriftea
Son yattnten befDret uno Stsuera aaf Qanb in
autn 1btilsn tes Staa IS teiabh. Wabnort in
ba xasrsa Sartsnarabs. 30.s.ti
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-13
IOWA LEGISLATURE.

Dts Mn,nes, F,b H. II The senate
numerous petitions were presented on 'he
j:ct OF int.mperance, aud one to reduce
the number of grand jurors.
Bills were introduced rs follows: By
Larrabec, to give notice before tax deeds
are made; BY Shelley, making appropria.
tions for the pen,tentiary at Ft. Madison
by Wright, In reference to the assessment
of taxes; BY Young, in referance to land
grants; by Merrill, for the appointment of
temporary Judges Of the circuit court.
A large amount of business was dis
posed OF under the head of unfinished bust
ness. and bill oy Bsling of Jefferson
amending the code so as TO allow the sub
mission OF the question of voting tax to
hnild court house Ut a special election,
WAS pissed 80 10 10.
Al II O'Clock the senate adjourned.
In the house numerous petitions were
pesentad; one asking for the repeal of com.
missioner law, and for other legislation.
The ways and mems committee favor.
ably reported on the bill making a levy OF
a of mill tax for The payment OF the wsr
and defense >nds, hut the minority report
was also submitted favnrln! y bill for the
bonding of the debt at 10 or Is years.
The constitutional amendment committee
reported favorably on the amen 1men,
changing the time of holiing state election
from October to November, and the reor
ganizatiNn Judicial districts
Tho medical committee made favorable
report on the bill regulating the pur
chase OF pharmacy and sale OF medicines
Inc railroad committee reported for in
pe4ntte poStponement the bill repealnt
the commissioner law ru-enacting the taril
system.
A large pu,nt-r ut bills were ,utrot;uced
nut none OF them of any impnrt4nce.
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a De.tructive CYclone.

Nashville, Feb. ia cyclone, accompa-
MED by lightning, thunder and heavy rain,
passed over this city at IL o'clock last night.
The wiud blew at the rate Of forty miles
per hour. The spires Of the First Colnred
Baptist, 81 Johns colored, aud ST. Paul.
culored churches, wer. blown do~n; al.o the
inside brick walls Of the new custom house.
The roof Of Rea & Sons elevator, containing
10000 bushels Of grain WAS awept of. The
thirh story Of the Edgfeld manufacturing
c" nptny w.s blown away. The rouf- Of u
large number Of pr,vate residences were
blown 1T, and tire damage mp to the hour
canno, possibly he estimated.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Arraigned Tor larceny.

Augusta. Maine, Feb. 14.-John Benson,
jr., fusion deputy secretary of state and
member of Governor Smiths staff, was
arranged before Judge True yesterday
charged with the larceny ofthe manuscripts
and tables of the legislative returns from
E. G. Moody, Jan. 80. 1880 The com
plant also contained count for inciting
unknown p.rsons to commit said crime
Several witnesses tes,ifi ri for the govern
ment, when counsel for defendant GAINED
that no proof had been presented as to
guilt, and asked defendants discharge
stating that he should offer no evidence in
defence. The judge. however, ordered the
defendant to give bail IN the SUN of five
hundred dollars to appear at the April
term of the superior court
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LATEST BY MAIL

Havana. Feb. II Gen. Grant and party
sail for Vera Cruz Friday.
Chicago. Feb. II The Chicago and Al
ton railroad directors have declared a 3sl
per cent. dividend on common stock, pa, :.
in furnishing condition.
Springfield, Feb. 1l-At q meeting Of
the chairman vi the republican county
committees this afternoon. tho meeling
recommended that the various republican
county committees proceed to organize the
republicans Of their various townships in
to clubs and that the county committee
consist ct one member from each township
or voting precinct, chosen by the people in
said precincts.
Louisville, Feb. 1l.-Mrs. Ellen Fi,zper-
aid, "a woman aged 40 years, committed
suicide to day by setting fire TO her.npder-
clothes with match. She was discovered
in the yard, with the fire raging all over
her body, praying for mercy. Her body
was burned TO u crisp from her head to her
feet and her hair almost singed off She
cannot recover. The deed was committed
while in fit of depression.
Deadwood, d. r.. Feb. 1.-THE Times
Fort KeoRh. Mont, special. February
s, says: Seryt. Glover of b company
second cavalry, of this post with ten men
n, d ten Indian scouts, started out at day.
lieh, on the 4,h inst. to capture a party O
five Sioux Indians, supposed to belong tc
Sitting Bulls band, who killed one mar
and wounded another some days ago or
Mezpah creek. They found them near lh.
head Of Pampkip creek, when a lively
skirmish enAued, which resulted in III.
death Of two Sioux aud one soldier killed
an one wounded.
Springfield, H., Feb. ll.-A meeting o
business men wa. held this evening aud. III,
organization Of the Sprine field hosrd o
,ssde "a. perfected ~i,h ninety members
Officers werr elected a. f,!lowe, to ssrve ,ii
july !: President, Col. Dndlcv Wick~r.hsm
6rs, vice pse.ideni, K. ID. Lawrence secon,
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CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE,


. Washington, Feb. l3.-On motion of Mr.
Terry, the senate anendmputs 10 the mill
lary academy appropriation bill! were uot
. Wells, from the committee on appropria.
tions, reported back the bill, making an
additional appropriation Of $l35, 900 fof the
support Of certain Indian tribes for the
present 6scal year. Passed.
Mr.. Frye, from the committee on the
inter-oceanic canal, reported the resolution
calling on the secretary Of the navy 70. ali
,p.o.mas'on and correspondence ,onchipg
~ 'n.sstfn.',onsl nst1 canal, nov IN the posses.
published. Adop,ed.
uomm1,ee rcpor.a Of private nature were
Ihc house. BY vote Of II ,o--yo,es no,
counted. refused TO consider III, hill for ,hs
relief Of Fla Porter. ~ Wv