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lke GlttelIigsnter
:. ,o., Is and "a Fourteenth Street
,,,oI That Was Not Material Under
~ the Circumstances.

the 1reumsthneeas
- ror,d like to ask our highly es
u1 w peishbor Of the Register a question
"NS, "T.'-Do you remember speech thai
~ iI% Man. ". 7. Wiley made in this city
!. = :,lsrday %orl night, October sOth, 1879, in
o. ,,.S ,l he gave the same quotation from
y. sa.. ana record that we did on last satur'
=, ro,uisg, in order TO show how Col.
~ ~ wilson had voted in the West Vir.
e1 q. Constitutional Convention Of 1872
p Fpb Il. CNr. willey's) resolution in said
c,Dr..,ion = rr against the right of Secession
~. me- American Union on the part Of
''s s..o,J-pO ." you remember that you
vi Nr. Wiley "liar" and q "fithy
lin the next Monday mornings issue
Tsird-Do you remember that you said
D,,Ssrm "liqr" because he had pre-
,..i.J - 10 read something from the jour.
,iJ ,bs Convention that was not in it2
5 roarth-Do you remember how we tas-
...sItbe quotation on you by pointing to
%..,sc. page in said journal in which it
.,,g bs found, and how in shame and hu.
Saj.lion you we're obliged to come out
~ confess that you had at last found the
'..,Iatjou that Mr.. Wiley had quoted3
yihb-Doyou remember thatweremine-
a yopat that time that no decent paper in
'S.I.Dd would have called gentleman of
VI. Willey's high character and standing
,.latn simply because it had failed to
rdfy quotation that he had read before
"a intelligent audience, but, SO far from
Aims so, would have presumed, asa matter
Jcommop sense, that either he had made
!. homes. mistake in the matter, or else
M, ,,it,elI was a, fault in not being able to
bate bis Quotation2
This much we remind you OF as pre-
rminsry to a few remarks in regard to
your cackIe yesterday over an error IN
lbt p,psr Of Saturday last, by which we
uiaoak the name Of J. NJ. Jackson ior
,hn Of Jacob b. Jackson as a member OF
aid convention Of 1872, and by which We
evSfed the latter as having voted against
Nt Willey's resolution in company with
CoL wilson.
4rnlrk made by a well-posted friend
JbO EIs present while we were looking
AUagh the journal led US mainly into
AstrvrOi suppOsing that the jackson
d Wood" who is on record as voting
lains the resolution was the Democratic
asdidaie for Governor Of West Virginia,
whereas it was his brother, ]. NJ. jackson.
uudsr the circumstances there was
wthiDg oi moment in the error to enlarge
g,Ou. Jake Jackson roted for lte ordinance
fHpOn, and the resolution referred to
rpin exact keeping with his vote. he
Illustrated and carried out by his actual
wsEtthe polls the precise doctrine pro-
aulaledb by his brother and ftty-four
cher Democrats in the Convention.
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Heavy Rain storms In England,

LONDON, September 2O.-The river
Trent, the Idle, and the Upper Thames
have overaowed their banks, damaging
the crops considerably. Aportion OF the
town Of Eckiord Is under water, and
houses are inundated To- depth oitwo or
three feet. In Warwickshire an immense
quantity OF grain has fallen, causing ex.
teusiye floods. The rivers and canals
have all overflowed their banks, and the
meadows resemble vast lakes. Many
turnpike roads are under water.
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,snelhlnr ,hn, nenn. nu.Iue...

Esntsrred a day or two ago to a report
GlSOtat New Cumberland, Hancock Co.,
b week, and given to the public gen.
aly through the columns OF the Regitter,
bhs effect that John A. Hutchinson, the
aFublcan candidate for Congress in this
tHe,, had OF himself or through his
Esnd backed down from meeting Col.
Vlon in discussion at that point. We
Ettd further that as soon as Mr.. Hutch
sSu, who was in another part OF the
SAsia, filing bis regular appoint
s.as, was informed by wire Of this re-
NH, thus set aioot, that he promptly re-
'Hndsd by telegraph that he would be
q hlnds to meet the Colonel at New
V'abehand, and that in order TO do so
sAadlt once cancelled all engagements
sEStoOd in his way.
And now We have to announce that Mr..
a'iehisOn Is here on his way to Hancock
Naees the Colonel and discuss with him
o bis hearts content And further we
aIs 10 announce that he Is ready not
'syto meet him at New Cumberland to-
asAt but, in addition, ready and willing
y meet him in this city any night
3a week that will suit his con.
'saiense, and also at any other place
W time, and just as often as he chooses
"a order that there NAV hereafter be no
= understanding on this subject the fol
S'lng communication was yesterday
AFed in the hands Of Col. Wilson:
WHEELING, September 20, 1880.
"@ Hon. Beajamin ITaOn:
Va August llth, 1880, the Republican
,.apessionAl Committee OF the First dis
9 o. West Virginia challenged you to
49, % Jointly with the Republican
ANNE iEsIlaee Tor Congress the Issues involvec
nsi campaign at such times and place.
M nIEaI thereafter be agreed upon. NJ
.,,.i NJ: 70 .aid challenge has ns yet been re
ns..a nv from yourself or from any onI
TiSISenung you. The purpose Of thi'
fI.SsiE ISE q to inquire whether or not you
49, 49, y 70 be construed as declinatioI
b,,'sP! The said challenge, and furthe
'e .S yo1 that the challenge was mad
~ s''a iaiIh and that II still remain
Cb,iru. JOHN F. ViNAL,
Ss%n Span Of the Congressional Committe
" Ie u Fitst District Of West Virginia.
"'' W. CowDES,
Ib,,,, Secretary.
a'ed copy OF the above to %
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ST. LOUIS, September 2o.-The com.
mitttee appointed some days since to con-
slider and devise plan to procure new
census for this city had consultation
with Mayor overstslz this afternoon, and
1t was decided to send the committee to
Washington to confer with Secretary
Schurz and Gen. Walker, Superintendent
OF the Census Bureau, on the subject.
Hon. James o. Brodhead, Captain Silas
Bent and ex. Congressman G. a. Finken-
berg will constitute this committee.
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CHICAGO, September 2O.-The Cigar
National Convention will begin
in this city tomorrow, in Dare's Hall, at
10 A. NJ Thomas Dermedy, President Of
the Chicago Union, will deliver an ad.
dress OF welcome. Some fifty delegates
are expected from the United States and
Canada. Saturday evening grand Iecep.
lion and ball will take place.
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LONDON, September 2O.-A Paris special
says: The crisis in the Cabinet has re-
suited in the formation Of the following
ministry: Jules Ferry, Premier and ad in.
trim Minister OF Foreign Affairs; Dupre,
Minister OF Marine: Carnot, Minister Of
Public Works. The other Ministers re-
main unchanged. The new Ministry seems
only destined to await the meeting Of the
Chambers.
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BgLLAIRE.

Prof. J. J. Burns, Democratic candidate
for reelection to the office Of State School
Commissioner, was in town looking about
among his friends Monday.
The tickets to Cochran's grove with the
Sunday School will be ten
cents for all over six years and FIVE for all
younger.
The Greenbacker's expect TO have an
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NEw York September 2o.-The Comfy:
Barton company presented tonight at
Abbey's Nav Park Theatre, before very
large I audience, the bright lmusic'l
comedy "Lawn Tennis" The represen-
tation gave great satisfaction and was
highly enjoyed. Everyone appreciating
the sparkling wit, rapid action and droll
situation, of-this latest production Of the
author Of the mighty Dollar"
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The Caplure or Major Andre.

New YoRk, September 2O.-A large
number of business men Of Yonkers have
united in an agreement to close their
places OF business at noon on Thursday
next, 2Sth inst, 10 enable their employees
as well as themselves to participate In the
Andre centennial celebration at Tarry.
town. Capt. Denike, brother.in-law Of
one Of the captors oi,Major Andre, is still
living in the city Of Yonkers at the age OF
l0l years. Paulding, one OF the captors,
married his sister.
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Lumber Dock burned.

BAY CRY, MICH, September 2O,-This
afternoon at two o'clock fire broke out
on the lumber dock Of A. Rush & Co.,
aud rapidly spread to the adjacent lumber
pile. Astrong wind was blowing, aud at
one time the entire city was threatened
with destruction. Mayor Wilkins tele-
graphed to East siganaw for aid, and the
cali was promptly responded to. It was
only by the greatest exertions that the fire
was gotten under control and the threat.
ened danger to the city avoided. About a
million and half feet of lumber is de.
stroyed. Loss $4,000; insurance 81, 900.
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NEW YoRk, September 2O.-John Hab-
berton's domestic comedy drama Of New
England life, deacon Crankett," was pro-
duced tonight in Haverly's Theatre, and
proved a complete success, as the authors
early story "Helen's Babies.a s-
Anna Dickinson's "An American Girl"
is said to have too much dialogue and too
little action to prove a success in Its present
shane
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PARIS, September 20.-The statue Of NJ.
Theirs was unveiled on Sunday, at St.
German, in the presence Of a large crowd.
Jules Simon delivered an address. Olivier
Pain, Radical journalist, protested yehe.
mently, amid q scene Of great excitement,
against the erection OF the statue. Hewas
arrested by the gen'd'armes, In order TO
protect him from the violence Of the crowd,
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1880, at the Mcclure House, in wheeling.
]. r. CowDEs.
The above communication means busi-
ness, and Mr.. Hutchinson will be in tho
city and vicinity all Of this week to await
action on 1T by Col. Wilson and his trends.
he does not desire to go of to otherpoints
OF the district to make and gil appoint
ments, and thereby be placed in false
position. he wants square acceptance
or square declination this week.
II our Democratic friends in this city
want q discussion OF the issues OF the day
by the two candidates for Congress they
now have a firstclass opportunity. Mr..
Hutchinson Is here for that purpose. Let
them appoint night at Washington Hall
and announce the fact Either let this
be done, or let US hear no more from any
one at any point in the district Of any un-
willingness on the part Of Mr.. Hutchinson
to meet Col. Wilson.
The public will take notice of this ex-
plicit action on the part Of Mr.. Hutchinson,
and in case no discussions are arranged
for they will understand the reason.
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BosroN, September 20.-MOre than hall
the horses in Boston and suburbs are sui-
fering from diStemper, resembling mild
form OF the epizootic Of 1872. In the opin.
ion OF the veterinary surgeons, In q few
hours there will scarcely be an animal iu
the city not affected but there appears 10
be no cause forialarm, for only small por.
ton Of the animals attacked are rendered
incapable Of werk.
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WARRINGTON, September 2O.-Tbe split
in the Democratic Convention in the
Third district Of Louisiana, which has re.
suited in the nomination OF Billin by one
faction and Acklen by the other, will i'm.
peril the success Of the Democrats. 1t Is
thought that DR.. @. B. Darrall, the Repub-
llcan nominne, will he returned.
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w1xEsARRE, Pa, September 20.-Mrs.
sylvania Carl and sister, and Mrs. R. S.
Woodward were fatally poisoned by using
corn meal, in which arsenic had been
placed for the purpose Of destroying rats.
JemimA Brown, q servant, Is dying.
Three others may recover.
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RoNE, September 2O-The anniversary
Of the entry OF the Italian troops into
Rome was enthusiastically celebrated to-
day. Members OF the Cabinet and the
municipality took part in the procession.
Premier Carali aud other distinguished
men made patriotic speeches at PArta Pia.
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The Army Of the Cumberland.

TO.EDo, o September 2O.-The Society
Of the Army Of the Cumberland will meet
here Wednesday and Thursday Of this
week. Arrangements have been made
for reduced railroad fares from various
points, and the attendance promises to be
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BosToS, September 2O.-The Middlesex
Club gives grand banquetto Gen. Grant
October ls. Mrs. Grant and Col. Fred
Grant and wife are to be present. The
other guests will be the Governors Of the
new England States, members of.the Cabi.
net, Senators and Representatives in Con-
Rress, &c.
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NAsHvILLg, TENN.
Railroad Accident-Escape OF Indicted
Murderers.

Murderers.
NASHVILLE, September 2O.-An accident
happened this morning on the Nashville
and Chattanooga R. R., between Estelle
Springs and Tallahoma. The second d.
vision Of the south bound freight ran into
the rear OF the first section, destroying the
engine Of the second section, the caboose
and three cars Of the first section. Thos.
Haley, brakeman on the frstsection was
seriously injured.
George Taylor and Jno. Smithey escaped
from the Murfreesboro Jail by saving the
bars off the doors. They were under
Indictment for murder. al
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nss,n ofn Di,,InruI.bed Man

LOUISVILLE, September 20 Prof. VIM.
a former teacher Of Theo'
dore Thomas, died at the City Hospital.
He was sixty years old and was fluent in
0 languages. He has recently been the
orRanist at Grace church. His vile is
reported TO bs living in New York, but
her address Ia unknown.
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End of mo t,nban R.beIIIon.

NEw YoRk, September 2O-A despatch
from Havana, received by the Spanish
officials here, announces that the Catills
and a few remaining insurgents IN the
villas have surrendered, and now there Is
not one armed IpsurRent.
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ST. PETERSBURG. September 2o.-A dis.
patch says: Gen. Krysnovoaky will re.
place Gen. skotelotf in command Of the
Trans. Caspian army, as the latter will be
required 10 take command in event Of
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n bloekhue VI tho bmu"hehes
-nattersin n Very Complicated condi'
tion. r.e1 C
RAousA, September 20. "A foreign
Charge d'AGairs has Just arrived here
from scutari. He says Ria Pasha told
him he could not and would not carry out
a cession Of Dulcigno to Montenegro
Ria Pasha did not leave scutari for Dul.
cigno at all. The reported dispatch Of
Turkish troops to attempta surrender oi
Dulcigno was q feint. Ria Pasha was, at
the time, living with the Chief Of the AL.
banian League at scutari. The obstinsccy
OF the Porte and the determined attitude
oEthe British, and some Of the other Pow:
ers, may lead to combined blockade oi
the Dardanelles.
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90. .or,d like to ask our highly es
We ,.Lhor NJ the Reoider A Question
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over the Bright Blue SEQ, Comes Sir
Henry FRweett, p. N. q.

LONDON, September 2o.-It is reported
that the Right Honorable Henry Fawcett,
Postmaster General, will pay short visit
10 the United States this autumn for the
purpose OF studying the American tele-
graphic system.
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Three RiiIe Boat Race.

NEW YoRK, September 20.-Plaisted
won the three mile rowing match at
Rockaway for 81 900, defeating Lee Blglin,
Ten EYck and Dan 0'Leary, of Ohio.
Time: 81 minutes and 56 seconds.
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rnn CHRISTIANS NJ DuLcIaNo.

The Standards Ragusa dispatch says the
naval demonstration has been postponed
until the Christians can leave Dulcigno, as
massacre is feared. The vessel will be
unable to keep a station soon, as the au.
tumu storms will begin in fortnight.
Admiral Seymour, in dispatch to Ria
Pasha, informs him he will be responsible
for the lives Of the Christians In his jur-
isdiction.
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ADDITIONAL DIFFICULTIES.

CoNsrANrINoPLR, September 20.-Fresh
difficulties have arisen over the Montene-
grin question. The Sultan insists on the
Powers simultaneously recognizing the
frontier line from Lake Scutari to Dinssh
before Dulcigno is surrendered. The
British Ambassador has interviewed the
Sultan, and protested energetically against
the action OF the Porte in connection with
the Dnlciunn affair
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FROM NEAR TOWNS.
THE JOINT PoLIrIoAL DISCUSSION
AT NEW CUMBERLAND.
The Original Garfield Man at steuben.
s, yIIIe-GeneraI Gossip from the En-.
terprisinE Glass oity-steuben.
VILE and weIIsburE in
Saturday Nights How.
SATURDAY NIGHTS RRAoAs.
On the Pewiky Train, En- Route 10 .steu.
benViIle.


srEuBESvILLE, September 20.
Correspondence Of the Intellsenees.
In the local columns OF the ISTRLEdEN-
GER this morning appears an account Of
the train fight, ofsaturday night, on the
steubenville excursion train, the account
being an interview with a person who
was on the train. Your correspondent
has been approached by some Of our citi.
zens who were with the Sherrard Guards,
and who thought that your account did
the Guards an injustice. Your cores.
pondent was with the excursion aud had
written an account Of the fight, but sup.
poses II must have been miscarried. The
Sherrard Guards got through without any
difficulty at all, remaining in their own
car all the time. Your informant is in
error in the first place, when he speaks OF
the conductor putting the delegations In
separate cars and locking the doors.
They were separated by car,
but not door was locked. The Captain
OF the Guards had asked the conductor TO
put the delegations OF the two towns In
separate cars, aud lock the doors, but the
conductor said he would run the train
and they could run their own crowds,
When the fight began one Of the Guards
locked the door at the rear end OF the car,
and the conductor came through short
time after and got very mad, telling them
to ''see II the could leave the door open
now" Your informant errs once or twice
more. and some OF them would lead read
ers to suppose the clubs were going into
each other, but which was not the case.
The Guards behaved like Sunday School
scholars all the way through, and are to
be complimenied for the way in which
they conducted themselves. They spent
a very enjoyable time and return thanks
to the citisens of Wheeling for their treat
ment.
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The Assessors books show the follow
ing valuation OF real estate for 1880 in

Rousing meetings were held at Rich.
mond and Wintersville last Saturday even.
ing. At the former Rev. A. Culp. OF
Bloomfield, and John A. Mansfield, an
attorney Of this city, both ex.Democrats,
spoke, giving their reasons for changing
their politics. At Wintersville W. @. org
and Gen. II. Gregg, OF this city, spoke
to large and enthusiastic crowd.
The Fourth ward Garfield and Arthur
club met Saturday night and elected Oliver
Byron, Captain; ]. Q. Lange, First Lieu.
tenant, and John Gossett, Second Lieuten-
ant. The club will be uniformed with soit
hats, some trimmings and lanterns.
The Democratic ladies are taking sub.
scription paper around to citizens, Repub-
licans and Democrats, to get money to buy
Il banner for the Democratic marching
clubs. Think ofit.
The house OF Samuel Houston, in Island
Creek township, this county, was des-
troyed by fire the latter part Of last week.
Gen. Beaver, Of Pennsylvania, and
Miles Gardner, OF Washington, Pa speak
at the wigwam tonight. ALwYN.
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THE OCEAN.
THE TRiBuLATlONs wHEREwIrH
THEY ARE TROUBLED
BEYOND tho Atlantic : The Eastern
Troubles Offset by Floods I'm
the West and the Political Is
Pother In Rrance-1at.
tiers In General.
THE puLcIGNo ARrAIR.

A blockade ofthe nar,laneIIes Probable
Natter. In n Very Complicated Condi-
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ApRAIp op AN INsuRREcrloN.

The NerT ConstantinOple correspondent
says the Porte is using Its utmost endeay-
ors to avoid the naval demonstration, as 1t
fears general insurrection should 1t take
place. s
FOREIGN MAS.oF.wAR TAKING soUSDISGs.
LONDON, September 2O.-A telegram
from Dulcigno reports that foreign man.
of-war has been taking soundings off the
coast. This 10 supposed to he prepara-
ton for the demonstration.
PROPOSITION TO MAKE WAY WITH THE
SULTAN.
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Wilson in person, the 2o,h Of September,
1850, at the Mcclure House, in Wheeling.
r CnWDRN,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-06-17
JosePH YRIKBRRo. ALBANIAN vRrxpxno
J. + A. FRIEBER0,
WHOLESALE
LOU Ola DE ALER =.
80 MAIN srxssr, CINCINNATI. ONO
M. CANMANN, Agent.


Notice Il hereby given that later N "a
ministratiou upon the estate Of Hugh y. 0vos-
ney, late Of Iron county. dscessed, have -
granted to the undersigued Public AdDIsis-
traitor BY the Judge OF the Probate Count 81
May, 1880.
All persons having claims against sssA erasss
are required 70 exhibit them 20 me- for slIov.
snce within one year after The date Of said H.
OF such estate; and n such claims b. Dot n.
hibited within two jean from the time a. -
publication Of this notice they VIII b. soesvsr
barred JAC0B r. AXE
ms520p45 Public Administrrfor. :,