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GALVESTON, March 2G.-The Grant party
left for San Antonio this morning and will
remain there until Monday, arriving at
Houston Monday afternoon, and leave
Houston Tuesday for New Orleans via
Galveston. Gen. Sheridan and party left
for Chicago.
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ST.. Paul. March ga special says; A
gun fell from the hands Of Mr.. Bulden,
living in tho town Of waverly, Rice oOun,
ty, and the bullet passing through the
door pierced the heart OF q daughter is
years old, She died In 10 minutes,
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A ROYAL VISITOR COMING TO
AMERICA.

LONDON, March 26.-Prince Leopold will
sail direct for Canada on the Goth OF April.
From Canada he will proceed through
the Western States Of America, but will
not extend his tour to San Francisco as
RECENTLY contemplated.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, March 26.-The Ga;ate pub
fishes o communication from Emperor
William, returning thanks for the i'm.
mense number Of congratulations and
presents from oil parts Of the world, on
the occasion OF his birthday anniversary.
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Qua FIRE ALARM AND THE NECESSITY FOR
ONR.-The system Of fire alarm now in
use in this city will expire by limitation
April lst, and unless the generosity OF the
company will allow the city to enjoy the
use OF It until arrangements can be made
by which We can obtain possession oil our
lines.
The ISrElLIdRScER published some
weeks ago the ideas OF Mr.. w. @. Hand
Ian, Chairman OF the Committee on the
Fire Department, in regard TO the Union
Fire Alarm OF New York as he witnessed
its working in GAINESVILLE, Ohio; also the
terms for which this company offered to
erect their system in this city, said terms
not to exceed 5000.
This proposition, taking into considera.
ton the favorable terms and the general
efficiency Of the apparatus. and the fur
ther fact that several Councilmen had wit.
messed its workings, made very favor
able impression on Council, and when the
present system was about to be Withdrawn
apparently little opposition was in tie
way OF its immediate purchase, and Mr..
Handlan sent the Union Company an IN
TRLLldRScER, containing his report to
Council on their system, and also q letter
explaining the status Of things
and asking them 10 send com.
munication in regard to the matter. A
few days ago he received reply from
them stating that by recent dects-
| ion OF the United States Court in regard to
the Page patent for covering wires with
india rubber, and which affected all tele.
graph companies, they were unable to do
ANYTHING in the matter at present. but
urged the city to wait q few days until
they could do something, and II they
could dnot do any thing they would assist
lin getting another system other than the
Gamewell.
The Gamewell Company also received
the same issue Of the INTELLIGENCE and
addressed letter to Mr.. Haudlan. They
say they have twelve or fifteen plans or
systems Of fire alarm, from the elaborate
New York" to the simple and efficient
Norwich, Conn.," the latter having been
In use for four years and shows no signs
OF giving out yet. These ditferentsystems
are In use in over one hundred cities and
towns In the Union, and have given uni
yersal satisiactian. They further say their
plans are all. OF an approved nature, and
cost no more, il as much, as those out
side patents which last but few years,
while theirs last one or two generations.
This letter closes by announcing that II
desired they would send a representative
to present their different plans immedi'
M. Handlan wrote to lGamewell de-
scribing what the wants OF the city are
and informing them that bids were open
- ,haro or anv othar firm. and said the
one In use in GAINESVILLE met with his ap-
proval. He also invited Mr.. Pond, ot the
Union Company,to come to this city: suGt
Is the status OF affairs and Capt. pavlds
has signiied his willingness to allow our
use OF his wires until We can arrange iol
our own, which must obviously be don't
ss soon as possible to protect the property
OF the city,
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CINCINNATI, March 2g..-HoEs steady; com.
mon s. 60aI 20; light 81 25a4 90; packing
81 5OA4 s.; butchers 81 2Sa4 %. Recelp5
1000 head; shipmenta 1000,
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rryoRx CrrY processes an entire ahil'
). ~. ,,,,ts all the Chinese that California
y sl.l,rn, drive Eastward. 1t is SO cos
.,SIi1n .',,.i community that it readily
I'm the mos. diverse races without
al l.sl', commercial or political disturbance
~, !, =, dong very well with Teuton, Celt,
S.,,Ji5,yiin, Muscoyite, Greek, African,
= "'- ',IiI tbe Monaghan is now to be
~ ,,rID in, does not anticipate a cOnvul-
',,oI q, any kind. 1t is the persecution
4 a, rsee by another that is at the bot
~nol ,be Caliiorni4 trOublei but as no
',,5 !, s.recation is possible under the ex-
~, conditions Of civilization in New
Yar. /. repetition Of these troubles there
soatOl the question.
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lkt GntslIissttffr
-. Is aud q Fourteenth s,ree'

5.,i,on S,ti,,i thinks the chances
fi, i.noesa.ic "I,laa enberna'oria!l, nomination
a'Ss !, I'i.5 MARION, il, are damaged by the h,
'st o. u II,i, si, front name with that Of
s'a'i'I Gnst. % 81 II the Democracy Of ,thh this
Gss. G'sa,i s,,t .. ANXIOUS to see the Mar
~ ~, n' Co.. Convention nominate the e1'
t;,ssfs s ,bey are to see the Chicago
$500, ,,'a : nominate the ex.Preoident'
C,aTp,,SI .,,, e,p get a nomination for the Gov
.,ybip.
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IHPilsburgh Manufacturer knows Of q
Ead that is getting new American
adnils At so a ton, treightage included.
iAgd course were contracted for before
aPice had advanced much. For its old
Hlhii getting the market price, which
Iiht the las, few weeks has been as high
ESiion in Pittsburgh. The Chicago
Lsay .Ig, Of March II says "The
@iasO Burlington and Quincy Railroad
@sshi 1000 tons OF rails to be delivered
tldrs the year, from a Pennsylvania mill,
s&A, on ears at Chicago. At present
lHca the railroad company makes fully
S0NOby the transaction. The maniac.
tHiuscompaay filling this contract is buy
itgPsirOn in Pittsburgh at SIS per ton to
sSiH making the rails" OF the would
kshlnpions Of the railroads we inquire,
il lhese two Instances, "who gets the
o'ssii'' OF course there are many sim
iirases. Although the price OF new
tInls has advanced a hundred per
sEiR'hOuld not be forgotten that the
FHs d old rails has advanced consider
Loiy more than o hundred per ceut.
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AV article in the last number of Brad.
tei'Preents some very significant tabu-
REiteneuts showing the movement OF
iHeV,u ,uraI production in the United
s1s dning the last forty years. In 1910
l''seSee was the great corn.pr oducing
saH, and the South was the granary OF
eUaion, Nineyears later nearly three.
saa' Of the corn raised in this country
" Produced in fifteen Southern States,
'asa now supply but one.third Of that
noP' Meanwhile the corn product Of the
Asieta States has gone up from little
Ns 'Eo.diths in 1910 to more than two.
aEdsin lSIT. 4 remarkable change has
e"tsEtn place in the cotton crop. The
Ei'ss'te production Of this staple was
s'liiy one billion pounds greater in 1875
eain $50, or 5,9IO. .GO3 bales, as against
'Il-@5 bales, being an increase in eight
!aH Of s,2OlCO7 bales. Within those
aai years Arkansas leaped from Ill ,OOO,'
"P'lnd' in 1870 to Sls,OOO,OOO in 1873
vale Texas increased during the samt
p rH0d from I5iOOO,OOO to nearly 5OO,OOo,.
lae movement Of wheat, like that o
s'a' IS westward. The wheat crop las
!'lf fVis nsarly 5OO,OOO,OOO bushels-ovel
a'ee umes what ii was in 1865. Thesl
nSi Indicate wonderful capacity for thr
E'iaeiion oibreadstulIs in this country
'as character Of the soil and the CLIMATE
u'a,ilons here are such that these crop
. De grown to the greatest perfection
~ when We consider the fact that ther
',e' immense areas Of soil TO be sui
,',S ~, % agricultural uses, the prospect ma
~. va Inspire enthusiasm. 1t is elaine
way way 'Ae area yet to be brought into cult
Oe'"een the Missouri and the Pi
&c coast is larger than that alread
ySa'' the dominion Of the plougl
iae prospect for the development {
ESeat regions is most eucourasin,
S!eId ia claimed for Washington Tel
"@'y IN the near future of treble tn
i,e gSea' supply Of California, and the ar
Spato'a ". suitable for wheat growing
''a@Rsd at 100000 acres. The Indil
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,,,rE EprToR sHuPE says tina
1.,Iilt. escape from q persona
.I,.,,y ta1 through government nls oona,
FSP'nI FSPi. inflated By those who prepare
'n'y, ~. ,,,ins season for the Assessor alter
81 s3i ,,'hios. Li A. owns $4,000 worth oI
~. tli.Is sin 70 deduct what he owes So he he
y" aD Wall street and buys $4,000
ss a " or government bonds, giving his
VIZ ,,s n I.,ying the bonds as security
~, ~ !. s. soe. before notary and swears ears
~. ! 4. 81 orper,hip Of $4,000 of bonds free
Isz Inv returns to his broker, takes up his
an ~ ,.,rrp, tue bonds, and pays the
"a, =, iof the use Of the bonds one day.
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OUR LirrLEroS CORRESPONDENTS.
L,rrLrroy, W. Va, July 10.

LirrLEroN, ". Va, July 10.
edtOn Intelliseneer.
An interesting time was had on last
Saturday. at the Office OF ]. H. Connely,
BY the arrest Of one Calvin Bissett, hail
ing from Greene county, Pa, who was TAX
ing things by storm until he encountered
Nicholas Pierson, who was using Bissett
M in a rough.aud.tumble fight when Off:
Ger eias Hedges put in an appearance and
took Bissett to the above named justice.
During the trial Mr. Francis Bangor, one
Of Green counties petifogers, who was de.
Tending the case Id the Justice and
his laws, for which he was promptly lined,
as was also his client, for the same otiense.
Alter the fines were all settled up, and
Bissett entered into bond for his good
behavior for one year, horse belonging
10 Mr.. John Fitzgerald was missing, and
after searching for several hours 1t was
tracked over into Pennsylvania, and
found hirched to Tense near Bissetts
home. As Bissett was seen riding the
horse a warrant was Issued for his arrest,
but be will not likely be caught easy As he
has been appraised OF the TACT. =,
New wheat is being brought 10 the mill:
Mr.. Tucker reports it OF an unusual good
Corn in this neighborhood is looking
well and bids fair for big yield.
Farmers are now preparing to put up
their hay, which will be the heaviest cut
for many years. NJ
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for which that party is responsible to the
people Of this State. But for the accession
81 the Republican party to power, with Its
progressive ideas, with It's policy OF pro-
/. ction and encouragement to labor and
thrift. we should be the same land Of
darkness and ignorance that we were
when the war broke out We never would
have had school system as long as 1t was
possible for the Democratic party to pre-
vent it. They let the country run 70
sage patches and ignorance. The
Bourbons ruled us with aristocratic
ideas in the name OF Democracy, Just as
they ruled in Old Virginia, in South Caro-
lima, in Maryland. and in fact throughout
the South. To breed slaves for sale, to
exempt them from taxation, and to tax the
wages Of day laborers, these we're sPecl'
mems OF their ideas Of life and labor.
The candidacy Of sturgiss, both in bis
own career and in his ideas, represents all
that is opposed TO the fOssiliierous history
Of West Virginia under the Bourbons. II
he ia elected 1t will be proclamation to
the people Of the North that We are no
longer controlled by the narrow and anti
progressive ideas that belong to the Solid
South; that we do not longer wish to
live in an isolated land; that We no longer
,olace ourselves with an aHectation ct su.
periority as compared with the laboriDg,
thrifty and intelligent people OF the pro-
sressive North, but that we desire them
to come into our territory with their labor,
and capital and ideas, and make OF 1t what
the same creative agencies have made Of
the North and West.
The future OF West Virginia lies in this
direction, and the election OF live man
like Mr.. sturgiss to the chief magistrscy
Of the State is step forward that the
whole North will hail as a sign Of new
era among US. The story of his life and
his views, like those OF Garfeld's, will
appeal to the working classes Of the North,
and they will feel that with a man OF
their own antecedents in the highest posi-
don in the State, their own future and
that Of their children will have in West
Virginia all the consideration and oppor-
tunity that Is possible anywhere.
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oun nA.oN corNrY IErIER.
an En.hu.la..Ie ealnsrlnE Of h'pHSll

An EnthuhthhIc 1htheFhb -
cans.
PoISr PLEASANT, W. Va, April ~
The Republican Convention for the Filth
Senatorial District, composed Of the eoun.
Ties Of Jackson, Roane, Mason and Put
nam, met here at 10 o'clock this morning
Alter a free interchange Of views anent
he situation, a resolution was adopted
that it YVES inexpedient, at this time, to
make a nomination for Senator. This
caves clear track for DR.. A. R. Barbee,
nj this town, the candidate OF the Green.
back. Labor party, who is satisfactory to
most Republicans and will doubtless be
elected. The Democratic candidate will
probably be D. W. Polsley, OF this place,
a politically degenerate son OF that noble
old Republican, the late Hon. Daniel Polls.
lev. Il. R. Howard Ia, however, caudi'
date for the nomination.
Immediately after the adjournment oil
the Senatorial Convention the Mason
County Republican Convention was or
gained, and has just concluded its laoors'
The following is the ticket nominated:
Sheriff.. J. Redmond.
Prosecuting Altorney-James b. Mena'
House OF Delegstes-John NJ. Reynolds
and Thomas Hutchinson.
Commissioners-W. @. Greenlee, U. +.
McCulloch and Carlton Young
Assessors-First District, Thomas Bless
ing: Second District, @. G. Knapp.
Snryeyor-Frank W. sisson.
The convention was large, enthusiastic
and harmonious. Waggener District
alone sent seventy-two delegates and won
the prize, q large Portrait OF Gen. Gar
ield' offered for the largest delegation.
A most gratifying feature OF the conVen'
don was the presence, and active partici'
patton in the proceedings, OF large num-
Der OF bright, intelligent and enthusiastic
Young men, from all parts OF the county.
| In this regard 1t was in marked contrast
with the late Democratic gathering, which
was managed entirely by the old moss
packs Of the Court House ring. while the
innocent, moral delegate sat, like bump
ON tree, and stolidly acquiesced in the
execution of the cut-and,drled programme
The ticket nominated IS regarded as an
exceptionally good and strong one. Two
ri The candidates, Hutchinson and Green
lee. are also on the Greenback.L
ticket, The Republicans OF Mason coun'
~ are thoroughly aroused alert and az,
vressiye, and will make vigorous nHhl
Tor the redemption Of the county. They
anS;ayo l. W.
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Tn. sanitation Of Geo. G. sturgis,.

Mechanics, vote for Sturgiss. He
knows how TO sympathize with you; be
has been there himself Charleston, W.
Va, Leader.
Mr.. sturglss, as We happen TO know,
has a most exemplary and creditable
record as hard and faithful worker in
his early struggle with poverty. He show.
ed himself man by resolving like Gar
field to make his own way in the world.
He earned money and educated himself
and, as the Leader well says, knows how to
sympathize with all men who are obliged
to combat adversely.
The mere fact that he was a mechanic Is
nothing OF itself, but the fact that he had
the fortitude and decision OF character to
attempt a career for himself against many
odds Of Encouraging character, instead
OF spending his earnings for what he could
merely eat, drink and wear, shows that he
had the stuff in him Of which men who
are born TO set good example TO their
fellow men are made. He has had the
wholesome experience that prepares q
man to look over such state as West Vir-
yIuia and see what is lacking in 1t as a
congenial theatre oil action for men Of en-.
terprise and large views Of life. He can
see that we have territory that ought to-
day to contain twice as many people as
live on It's soil; that oughttwo generations
ago 10 have had the benefits Of school
system; that ought to have been opened
up by railroads to the outside world, and
that ought to be divided up into small
farms, like the North, instead OF being
owned by the square mile by land jobbers
and spectators.
The curse Of West Virginia has been
the old Virginia impress made upon it in
the days OF slavery. The Bourbon lead.
ers are incapable Of forgetting their old
Virginia notions about labor and enter.
prise. They shaped the legislation Of the
State in such way as TO not only keep
out immigration but to drive of the natur.
al increase Of our population to other
States where 1t was no disgrace for man
to labor with bis hands.
Had'the right sort OF ideas been upper.
most in West Virginia they would have
made her the equal Of several Of the
Northern States. sne has better soil,
better climate, and greater mineral and
timber resources than most Of the New
England country, and yet that section Of
the unlou is better titled, more productive
aud far richer, aud more prosperous and
intelligent than West Virginia.
Our present backward condition is an
inheritance from tho Democratic party, !
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oSE Of the charges against Professor
Walter Q Scott, who has been requested
BY the trustees OF Woster, O., University
to resign his position as member oil the
faculty. is that be has stated in the pull
nj, his belief that the six days occupied in
the worlds creation are not to be accept
cd as six literal days, and has also ex-
pressed his belief that the deIuge was not
general but local In It's character.
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cuuraging comparison:

To-uoRsow friday a motion will be
made in the British House Of Commons
against the erection Of a memorialin West
minister Abbey to the late ex-Prince
Imperial OF France. The Conservatives
profess to favor the project Of monument
to the lad because he "died wearing a
British uniform, and while defending
British honor"
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TIME Table.
WhseIInu and Elm Grove Railroad.

On and after WEDNESDAY, June 2, 1880, ears on
The wheeling AMI Elm Grove & Will run - fol-
ioSn CSrI Gi start from eIrh end Of the road at 1So
4 :, and regularly thereafter sysfy hall hodr until
Iii ~ nmIiied. viz. iIa0 A. NJ; I2S0 and $50 p
n. o. sundays the $50 and OLA. and ESQ ?. N.
tTips will b omitted. ,novu.or 81.
Capitol clock time v LbOAhAhAI sUPL
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The population of Savannah, Ca, by the

The population of Savannah, Ga, by the
new census is SO,74s. In 1870 it was 9s'-
os5 The increase has been wholly in the
colored population, which numbers 1880
in 1880 against lS. O8S in 1870; increase in
ten wears, Q $50. The white population in
1870 was 1915, and is now 1897; de-
cease in ten years, 1859. Charleston, S. G.,
shows a similar increase in colored and
decrease in white population.
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Ell. Campbell, of Philadelphia, under
date of October 4, 1879. certified to the
wonderful efficacy-of Warmers Safe Pills
and Safe Tonic in removing liver disease
accompanied by chronic constipation and
yellow skin. Trhts'
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TIE official statement Of the earnings
Of the New York Central and Hudson
River rail- way during June, and from oc-
tober to July, presents the following en-
49,. ,on, rilon.
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n.I.nn.1 alpusLICAN IICkEI.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

1oE GOVERNOR,
GEO. C. slURGI $, Of AOnon1iia'
,rPIRSrESDEST OF yREE SCHOOLS
A. L PURIETOE, Of Wood.
ArToEHET oESEEAI,
GEO. 3. CALDWELL, Of Ohio
AUDITOR,
JOIN s, CUNNINGHAM, Of KAnAWhA
TRIAsuRER, mi
RICHARD BURKE, Of Monroe
SUPREME JUDGE,
EDWIN MAXWELL, Of Harrison
FOE coSORTss,
:, pd.,riet-JoHH A. HUTCHINSON oil WOOL
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REpusLICAN COUNTY TICKET

amKnFT,
GEORGE b. PARIS
PRosEcUIISO ATTORNEY
-. BCGus.
AuEssoR, CTR DISTRICT,
c. A. HEi MBRlGAT.
AssrsscR, couNTRr DISTRICT
L. h. ARMSTRONG.
HousE OF pELEOATEs'
W. P. HUBBARD.
{. D. THOMPSON,
JOHN FREw,
EIMOS l.. MccOLLOCH.
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conlIInE viii No, Go 10 Europe.

Senator Conkliug has no intention Of
going to Europe this season, as has been
asserted by certain ill.informed news
papers. Should he be absent from the
State at all this summer, It will probably
be only for short fishing excursion with
Gen. Chester A. Arthur, who proposes to
pass week or two'in salmon fishing In
Canada,
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DIED.

BRowN--on Wednesday morning, at two o'clock,
sANuEL H. BR WV In the 7Sd year Of bis age, At the
resid nee Of his son, In sherTaId, Marshall county
fAllsph.nr county. Pa. p,p.r, plsase copy
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RI. constItutlonaI amendments.

cou,t ,u,iopal Amendment Article s's''-fO'
RAueeAuOn. ,.,.. ,hI,,s.n Ard.
copri,ut,Oual Amendment, Section thlf'ssH' All
IL ,h,Ss-For RAtihraIiOn,
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Did ils' In tSrTible ina neF,
he wouldn't at bread,
70 he ale = lid 10 tad,
And thatINhhrs toe matter with Haunsh.
-&r York EVraL
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MEw ApvERrlsEMEnrs.

WIETED=To RENT. DESIRABLE
Ceptre wheeling or IilRpf. Address "Jp" this
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DRY GOODS.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.

SPECIAL BARGAINS |
During the month of Iune we
will offer our entire stock of Dry
Goods at greatly Reduced
Prices.
Our stock of Lawns, in stripe,
figure and plain; Percales, all
styles, and Lace Piques. are
complete, and at very low
prices.
A fine assortment of summer
silks, black silks and trimming
silks.
Spring and Summer Dress
Goods, lace buntings, in all
shades; brocades, all CoIors;
choice dress goods at 1912 cts.
Our Black and CoIored CASH
meres cannot be surpassed in
color, quality and price.
lust opened, in new styles,
Madras ginghams, parasoIs,
tabls-linens, gloves, hosiery
corsets, &c.
All the above goods will be
offered at very low prices to
reduce our immense stock.
Don't fail TO see our Carpets.
You will save S to I5c per
yard by buying your Carpets
Of us.