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TILDEN'S TALK.

Gen. stcetimnn Tells of HI. Visit to Graz
mercy Pnrlt, and Whit Its Occuannt Told
Him.
While In Now York few tluys nao we called
on Mr.. Titdcn, and had n FREQ conversation With
hisn. We rang lis bell. were promptly admitted,
sh0wn into his purlor, nn sclt olir mime to Mr..
trist1cn, who in II fcw minutes uppcnrcd md
gayo us n cordial reception. We were seated,
nnl Mr.. Til,lcn ut once commenced tho CONVEX
sutton, which naturally run Into freB tatk AbOut
tho election OF 1876 nnd tho great fr,llid perpo-
trutc.l III counting Hayes into tho Presidency.
Mr., Tillen said: I'M tho only tann ercr elected
to tho Presidency md counted out by Congress,
une branch nf which, the popular branch. coll
tutncl II larga maIority Ut MY professcd friends.
have been accused Of cHwarl[eo while my hHnds
wcro tied by tho actions of my friends, I wis
mt consulted IN scgnrd to tho Electoral
hlll, ind knew nothing about its preparation or
intended adoption until Mr.. Hewitt catied anl
Informed MO that tho bill hnd been nRrectl up0n
said to Mr., Hewitt Ind not hcen consulted,
and he replied that Sonntors Thurman md 1Sy-
ur,l were netting III their p,&tlc cMpncIty. rs scn-
ators anl wu.tll not consult any u',u uutsIdu
their sphere, Int consult you, Mr.. Tililcn. l
sAl1: Mr.. Hewitt, II senhtors Thurman md lsay-
ard havo detcrinlsict1 upon tholr actton nn,l viii
nut consult nu, cltnot give Mdvicc OIL tho stib-
| tcct to any one. II, however, my friends huve
any doubt us to whether thero his been clcc-
| tion by tho people. tho Constitution prcscrIbcs
| the rclnedy,-an election or President by thu
toase EFT Of BY yty Of satSs
elected we would hays ,s,ksn ths Saa S1d
Willie House. liow rtn.ld tuko tho Oillue while
oW frcnds wsrs arGitrttx the ;,sstio e
vi, tho truth. We thor aaIsl to Mr. 'riIdcn:
| "After tho Presidential election u nunll'ur Vi
Nkf<Jf M
Doinoer.It. Frnnk ii. iiurl. to visit yot. a,; ~
certaIn your wishes niltl purposes, n!,.l when Mr.
nist.lko; tllat wo had elected u br,svo iii mi,
wa fart, was su rsS fao ~ It Ws t. t si 1 III
sSIaE tass ~" W. ~ ss w]'%1x %$ aS iy t sSt .s
IN tho hnnls OF tho Democratic party, ntd Will
rhnerfM!ly ncquusco Il, its !lscsion."
Mr. T!!den's statement Of hs cso ehangc,i o,.s a
torure supposed acted IN uccurtl with his TX
= sS.hsr S'ses ear AL is @ Y Ey 1'fas FL
nettur sitio;, tha" M shat :EsiKi'ei hn " @ @H9r
ssa ssya ose S oasu r srt}faiiy IT, u.s. md al inc S
llshed history of tho whole Aifhr Is u hMr'nony
WIN hla statn'nent, fg h!s nco,. tosnly w;,,,t'ke
ass asoaal ~ " EseEo s. I sra S %is
Whit vii ba sss ws rse sss se II s rsss sS h#ssi si
all connection with tho Elcoteral inf.',y, and
Hcar,y pah ha , Ssg ,snn,S wnSrs T. y rEhtty M
tson: It'd Ills ,sVNsss,io. that tho s!ause prs,.
eeod as directed ~ the Constitution. When the
!. voto Of tho Suites, btr: ridden wou'l have l,eoi
!nn,!4.'s1lse.l, nm! hls friotsls rcl!ovsi of wha
aS Gh1no 9n II u !aS r1S Fcsds@
nSscr Sssi s sIacay ftSady 70 IT, ~. High; tha
inatiom al II tut aftor % tho sector! tsoo % ",
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A. VOICE FROM IOWA.

IN fht EH&{4f " 1R< kAlt4Yo lftQtHf4
HnoNs, H., Dec. :O.-AH ono Of your many
it"us.e, H.. ,.'.'.. ,,,i,,a.."t ,,.,,,,1".t",,
expressing the alihost u'il'efsAl eo'nl"ei'a"t!oh
thAt Ia expressed ut your position III regard to
r1tii,yuy cnrpnrattut,s They aro creatures Of tho
nv nrtinr, ln}uu. wifi, Nh ltIcnl ex,stcnco. hut
With very well dutlncd l..id extensive powers
Created by tho law and protected by II, thoy
lure beeou,e greater ttan their creator
rr,,,. .,,vu 1,,drn1 corrnrt inrtns h,v
!hey uwh "uuses' % up. sat'co, out
Legislatures. eo's1lseta proIUftJ, aha, u. s"os@'
rule tho lAnA. would nut le understood ~ ltc-
Iur hoste tu corporations III such, for was not
" ~ i, ~ r.,,,,r,r" ,vhnn I'm ,yhon ,Vcat VIVA lu,t
u""hot "e" 49, "o'o -. >'''.s Vs. "Hs' s
am nt1hrlyt IN" AhI laf tas tl'e' opPpaet4 ~ tue
excessive, orerWeenlnK, Atltl uRwtrrn!ltcd pre-
rou,,tiycs assttned by these creatures Of luw for
~ las, fan, xn"ra
'a1 s,",o.,s "i,t ~" sa, H., n,rt,h o,,,ro .oso
they fnnr!etl TINT thcy wore Hafe, and dulied the
.t,rr,,uvrs." !. hut tho Supreme CUttt ut tho
)}nitsai Stnfns affirmed Juiro IJiln's iica utiles
,irnsfun mi,f ff1t,jr fnt,ftti Cnstfn ~ uutIritv
wna oynrtGn,wM ind tic ijNrtino,th Colleges cltsS
,v,a M lpr,urr n IrtEculIt ft>r Cxturt}un1 nluI
chMrtcrcsi rjrhts ,1;iu,jc,l to tho public rood,
sTi,r Grnnurrs Wstnlilxilt ung nDorrltlt t}riusJ-
,ijv. awl tGo principle thut tho blwCr that crU-
1, i, ws,,II liz w a,ifcstIy iust .s hit oo
fnuislnt,,rU sisM,l le hot TO iiuyu thD tN,wer to
tr3s,,t Sxciusvo I'M! IL yals nubltu fr,,,,c1ses
mi .t TN sa,uo tiiu fetler thu hnris 1T liz suc.
,m...ra ~ srhis fniisuv hin hn,,n nrnfnjni VII.
,wh, ibe 1,rineii,jn hns becn GstaEiIsIuti rs fnr
~ Wu r,,,Ita a ,., ,.rnri il n M t,urr.,1, ~ thc
nTt.i Wastes u Suh,sl, These corpota,tiuis ask
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CRIMINAL,

John Hurley. nh ullpeed yagnl,onl who
- - :, nnn, :" liz, -. H. +.t,s.,o. ~
". na'HS W. ~ uueo WV W 'no co,her VI
Clark IND Van Inren streotst wIls yesterday ar'
rtsted there upon II chnrRo Of having stolen Il
suIt Of clothes md sH cnsh fnn Thor,as
nren, .,,s-.on,t";n rr,,., W',aLo.o,, ,rt,n,r h.,
nfow1' u us-capuah t.o'1 ."nsReHol,' "hosi NJ
INDUCED! to sleep with him at the irving House.
OH Washington street. Tho plumber hIa 1lot yct
Michael Mcphil,fns, n uotor1ous vounp
7ctma"Ent ,roa waat"r,,,av nrs,,4t "1tcy ninEss
1n9 Wy sr+s rxst, ~ ~ ~ ot Gpf .sata ~ @ i IT,
Wmtntw whn ii,n,iv sccnc,e5 H. arrnst a n @
- ttp VII !.ny ~ I i =! I,S ~ @ nn
stMs GS ~ ;a ~ snJ ..,s fmT vi
honls whfch III p sn1 Tilt stni,. m,is 1 f1n X r.
inime u ,t n So tT ~ rah 1a M Men . s," uU
a'innttty OF flno jewclry'
=, Michael AleAlahon,. U sal'or. and William
dr,i1,krn tivht lust eveIilng Oh tho n,prvuch to
Mudlso,l street bridge, a1,l when tks polico
bud !, inr9u chunk bitten o,it u his rivbt chsek.
Bhe snil That il io did It. ho coui1 not heip it,
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It Is reported I'LL reliable authority TINT, soon
nftcr tho annual meeting Ut tho Pennsylvania
1tnilrond In MAroh, thore will DO m iherease IN
tho wages Of tho employees Of the corporation,
from, tho highest to tho lowest. Talking Of tho
proposed fncrease, d prominent otlcinl OF this
road suited tllnt ut tho present time his road Is
doing Il very lnrgo business, but ut exceedingly
low ratcs. Tho cause Of this, he sud, lies III the
fnct TINT the steel mills and iron furnaces OH the
line Of the rt,nd have contracts OIL hnnd taken
wlen prices wcre low. Things hnrc risen slncg
the contracts werp In hand, and the
ir1,n md steel men como to tho
rlirontl >utlicns Md nsk low .ratcs
*, tls to lclp them out IN their contracts. Thpre
werc 10 rn.lliy ct1icerla III tho Bn,f,e preltcnmrt
thnt tho Pennsylvania Company could nut do
otherwise than nCcnt1iihMltItu Its customers. as
A0nn Is these ul contracts nre worked OIL,
which would bc In R1urt ti1nD, thorc would tla
Aif iuercMse III tho rate Ut frGights proportlonatl
to tho Illcrcasc IN tho price Ut Iron nsnl Rtcpl.
It Is tho bnsls Of this iIcrcAsp IN tho receipts
thMt tho wn8es ure to be r,tised. How large tho
incrctso will DO Is not known. Since 1H73 tho
TcnMsylvnni. Railroad Company hus reduced
tho wtBcs IF It's employees nbuut = per cent from
the rslto 0f compensation lnlld ut tho former
dnte Tho oifIctrs. Of tho, Fcnnsylynn!a Com.
pnny c1nisn tlat II thoy increas1 tho wnges IF
their employees 1t will compel the Now York
Central, Erie, and NIL tho othor great trunk
llnes to do tho sumo thing,
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Sptttat Efsmteh 10 The Chteaqu Tribune.
Manson, Wis, Dec 3l.-Thc forthcoming an-
rlal report of tho ftnlrond Commissioners will
show tint tleru l,us been constructed In Wiscon~
s,,,. ,t,,rnr Tho ycnr 1B79 m d. uO miles Of now
rona' rs totws: CnneaR"s e. n"nsu ~. o. :,
raui. sicvlha 10 siroHnl aM!lcs: hnxo snotu y
Western, Ilartonvlc south. II 4f-1o0: Clntonrillo
t,, 1Ircrta,, nm t,,c north 10 n. i}: wisconsin
..,,e,. Vra,,ss, ',r 1nn ,at,a rorth IN Icmnw
a"ey, ~, !nn n.s,, s ..e ,,1te - G,rn ~
TW-1o0; Hnfth MisconsIfis 0rlhHc 70 lake. BIZ
miles north. miles; Chicago l. Toniah,
narrow aa,,gc, DnnklotY Junction, to three
.ua , h"iF tn,,os so,,th ~ Mnn+nnut IT h1.1n1
ana na.' "l'ss sou'a " s.o'tpV', 10 ~ o'a ,,
some OIL inc foaas ato f'ctNcly ensae:o III NY
ing truck. md during the month or Jhnnary
hc credited To 1871. M the urndlnR ts nil done,
md tho track II nn,y diminished because OF the
s .,.,,. ~. ''a ~ ~, w, ~ ,,,tntr tto rast
In n very few days the Milwaukee, Lake Shore
(. Wastnrr will hnyc co,nr1ctcl the l,alance Of
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ap<eta! Correspondents u 1hs Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Dce. oo44--ThoFo has boom con-
siderable of y scarq a1notg tho ottctuls Ut tho
Pennsylvania lsailn6aa Cusupals.y during the past
few days, due to syfunor tPat Samuel ]. .riideu
hAa about socuto4 U snaJ<Tlty Of tho stock OF
that CotnpAuy,
That the friends OF Mr. Tildsn have formed a
syndicate for the purpose Ut ncquiz1ng voutrol
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forth from their hiding .paces. nnla. pine
ripc, t,rtcrt.l torn under arrest. Tho thieves
themselves know nli this. md there Is no reason
why everybody eso aholliti not know how tho
cnltlfrc wns H,n,lc, md why. -......
Ftut t0ytnR nnlt1c ZtrnYtlls s,i!t, tho HanE seem
to have tcc,' eght rt.l-hniltictl, n r. ihn pros
, 1880-01-02

PRESENTATION HT Itlk Sklt>HAltls EAtAst1
The employees Mt tho City Hail chppctt Il, an.l
bought go!d-heaticd cuno for Mayor Harriso't,
nr,.l delegation of them called on hls Iionur
ut his residence or Ashlnnd 1vcnnc ut noon
ycstcr,lny, nt.1 presented It to him. Tho Com
lnittco consisted OF Controller Gnr.,cy. Frank
1iarrctt, ilt'ck MoVtcknr, George ". Mckee, W.
II. Anderson, Charley Hitchcock, John Fltctnnn,
H. n. johnson, u. i. Mend, II. J. Jones, NNa W.
II. Stanton. ....
Mr. Hur,,ey was tho spokesman, md told Mr..
ltarrtsun thut tho boys felt kindly toSnrsl hin,
n,nl desired to givo him something rs I'M cx-
preston Of their Et,otl Will. Without hEs knowl-
edge ttoy Ind bought canc. which ho took
pleasure IN presenting for them. hoping II would
atny tho sfnyor In doing In the future rs he hhd
done In tho pAst-Well for tho city, and treat Its
employees kindly.
MR.. HARRISON. IN nErEYIS1,
enid tho canp wis wholy unexpected. Tic wns
known not to be II gift-tnkcr, never hnvfng he-
ccptctl nnythtug Of tho sort. but comEng frDn
tho boys rs 1t did, he received It with ngrrAt cn
Of pleasure, nnsi would nseit ~ trying to s!is-
givcrs ii he fn,,ml them dcrelict. hu would feel
Just filed III using tho cilnc ns It wns sometimes
,;S xs nt tyr Sty nfs wcff nt fInx IN III S m t Il
they would cnntIt,te 70 he sstiafnet0fy to tho
public, themselves. Md himself, ,,,..u d.,
stcppsl 10 TIC trout n delivered the following
!" l,l!proInptu 1t!,yiir, Without ltuisuit":
An 1MrIluMpTu m1lrME WITHOUT neAsuNh
"ulve him canc.'' gno,l d;urncy sighed,
"Gty" h.i,,' II a ranr,s Fra,,k isafrs.t cried,
Ills cyos Ii frcnzy rolling.
"Giyc him n ahtF." the boys oil said,
Led on by rom an.l ;J,erry.
1iSS ~ 'I'sti ,,r y ,s fnHS. a Rnms ,aS m1s, msS.;
Ana . Ut the usea u'''Ae n'e''''
,,,c,cn. n n,,,n 1T. the t,roper thing,
is "wafsnwass.' rera.hmg.
1'hInKl, win cali e!ll'x g Z m N, vnc'e's Wing
And ~ : n1a tle II, " snw ~, .i,11r 1nne
Ni,i nonG Viii hoct lis rUarinK
"Lons be tho pist hts jby and prla!'
And Into the .aT ,. ere \. ~ M lal ''s!do
fof TIC Sh'tc' aee"t''"''ne'
.,-.,. ...,, IT,. .,,,,. ,,., .,..,,., ,.,vs
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lNAi,Gl]RAf CEREMONIES.

ALBANY, Jun. 1.-The inauguration Of Gov.
Cornell took place ut l,oon to-tlay In tho Assc,n-
bly, Chamber of tho now Capitol. It was very
ptAfn md simple ceremony, lasting only a few
lntn1tGs. but WAS witnessed By n vast EoncOllrO
Of citizens, MANY OF whom cnlne from distant
Enrts Of tho Stnto.
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AT QUINCY. I'LL.

Special DspdtcA ia The Chieaao Tribune.
Qu1NoY, Ill.,, Jan. 1.-1autr 4; Co.'s dry-goods
md carTct house WINS damaged BY fro this inter-
noon. Tho loss will nmount to probably 1900.
rs much Of the stock Is injured by water ind
tho nnount of E0,0W, distributed IN ten cotnpn-
ntcs, Of which tho Homo OF New York hns
$j,QO and tho ucr1nan Of Frceport, S1,500.
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sptetni Dsrateh to Tho Uhteaoo Tribune.
FoNr WAYNE, Ind, inn. l.-Early this nior1-
inE a fire broke out n;Wilson Il Muhler'e hnrtl-
wnro store. damaging the atock nbout $1,000 md
tho building $1,000. The iattcr was Insured for
f10o0 in tho Liverpool, London & Globe, Incur.
Murine, $iG0O III the rhonfx OF DrOuklyn, and
fa,00D III tho lfstna of Hartford. Tho adjoining
htiiltlfnKn were Hltghtiy dnfnnHetl; fully Insured.
The origin Of tho lire 1s unknown.
, 1880-01-02

AEuc, bilousness, drt,wsnces, jn,lndiee, an0
Rheumatism, Hop Dttrrs removes cnslty.
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FIRES.


HE'D DANK, N. j., Jan. 1.-+To-nfE a fire broke
out in elothfhs}store on 1lrond street, nh'''t
'throo door ah4r4the Western Unton Telegraph
ollce, to which It extendoi1. Tho clothing
i,o,,se, Western Union ot''co, md three other
buildings havc been burnct, down, n,,d tho fire
Is now beyond the contro! Of such appnratns rs
the town affords. Fonrs aro entertained TINT
tue whoo block will Bio destroyed. at prcscn.
tho large brick stove-storo Of John Sutton Is
burning, and, tjfess It cnn he savcd MI efforts
to protect the REST Of tho block will provo frlit+
lra4.
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Br, PAUL, Mimi, Jan. 1.-The flour mill Of
Henry shaier WIS destroyed by lire this fore-
t1oon. Loss $15 600 OH tho mill, which also con-
pr0bublY $I,W0. 1nsuranee, $i,b{N.
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EAST-nOUND POOLS FROM INDIAN
ATO1.lS AND LAFAYETTE.


ArOLlS AND LAFAYETTE.
Tho rnilrt,nl ofcinls nf all tho rna1s interested
In tho tKtlnd pool Ut indianapolis met COM
missioner Fink at tho nntcs House Wc.!nes-
dny to consider matters regarding the cNst..
bound pont from TINT point. Tho Indnn-
npolls Journal snys after brief consultation It
WIS decided thnt on nnd after Jun. tho Indnn-
npolis pool should become operative In its tom
nnHe per ccnts.. For sorne weeks past these
rot!s hnve Ind all tho business they co,itd carry,
md little nr no attention i,ls been rntd to the
Tonnage per cents. AZ r1ltes hnre bcen fully
nuntnirel, tho " High Joints" Thought It need
less to enforce the put,l In this respect, but nfter
consultation with CotnmtaslDner Fink. tho
officials q The tiye roads as,,,.r, sr,,'nn'ng
Wise Wise to enforce tic pool, as rcgarls tonnnse.
strictly, taknH tho bhsis rs fixed under $. F.
PiersNl, formerly their ncnl PAl Commissioner.
tho understanding being TINT nfter faw weeks
revision nf per cents should iIr nnttc. providing
tho toNnnHe statements showed that Anytnjustice
is done my rund tn placing tho Tonnage per ccnta
nH such Gns!s. The above stAtcElcilt says tho
ofsc!uls who With 80 !cal0ns m, eye witch the
lcnyy business pushing over tho Indianapolis
linea, mitch nf which, with the!r grasrinK afspo-
stious, they claimed should Ae moved over CHI
cugo roads. On the adjournment OF the
Indianapolis Ol.meutng tho officials Of the
four rt,,ufs Iendtng Gust from Lafayette
mot Commissioner Fink for tho purpose
following roat!s ,yclp represented: !n[liannpoiIs
Cincinnati s. Lafayette, Wabash. Lake ErIo &
Western, anh Louisyile, New All,tny s. Chicngo
IL WIS agreed to nllDw 10 eMch rMd - per cent
Of the business. mid Tllotnas Wntts. OF Toledo,
o., was appointed Local Commissioner.
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fever In 1873. Further legislative provision for
the permanent and moro efficient pr2anIzatlon
of Tue State 0unrl Ia also suggested.
, 1880-01-02

CtirrsTNAs OIi'ra.-Best set tccth, q; t}ling y
ratcs. McChcsncy Bros, Clark ind Randolph -Hts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-26
rRosPECra FoW THE sFRIHd
TRADE.

The Spring trade, which N ncS open
ing up ia the Eastern ritics, starts ol IN
q very promising way. Notwiihsiand-
my the advance ol ~ to 10 pei cent IA
almost all kinds ut merchandise, II
duca not appear o. damPcu the eager
ness 81 buyers. aud under ready sales
there will be- no trouble about main
tanning the advance.
Ia New York, the report Is that tho
dry goods trade II excellent, aud the
most encouraging feature about Il IN
that the purchases ARE Tor cash.
An kinds OF factories in New England
are crowded with orders, aud the quo
tations ul their shares have advanced
rapidly. while their employees In many
cases, have received material advances
la their wages.
Tho sales oi prints thus lar, are re-
ported A. double these ul lut spring,
aud the market still strong
The Bustuu papers report the wool
trade at that point ~ active, aud the re-
markablc advance which was made some
months ago, * likely to hc maintained,
aud there IL but little doubt ol the lrgl-
timatc and wholesome character Ut the
demand lot this commodity.
Altogether there seems 10 have hccn
no backward step taken as yet, Sinccthe
boom began Iron, which has lcd the
way, continues to ,cad 4, aud with a
good nerve.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-26
TIMELY TOPICS

CuAa O'CuNoR IL u pedestrian Ul no
mean record. and takes great pride IN
his abilities as a walker.
TnK Lower House ol the Iowa Icgis-
laturr, by u vote oi Is To- 81, has agreed
upon a constitutional amendment. Tor
submission to a popular vote, prohibit
iug the sale or manufacture ul alcoholic
liquors In that state,
Tux Cincinnati Gus,HS prints a daily
record ii abscntccs IT the Ohio lrgi,la
turr. so that the dear people may know
jusl how their Representatives repre-.
sent them. These black lists Will pos
sibly contribute 10 an increased attend
ancr and the shortening OF sessions.
rusr,L cards aro gaining IN popular
Nv, aS their Increased consumption tes-
titles Nearly three hundred millions
we're uScdin the United States last year.
They are made at Hoiyokr, Mass. by a
private concern. under the general su-
pcryislon OF a government officer. The
work Is nearly all done by machinery,
even to counting and putting them up
IA packages u p, The use Of postal
/ cards ~ said 10 have driven many maxi
crs Of writing paper aud envelopes out
Of the business.
TuE Law against smoking ON the
stneets VI Boston has been repealed, and
nov the BOStonians can pub away to
their hearts content This absurd law,
which was never enforced, was the re-
suit Of the labors Of the Rev. Geouso
rtask. who rode his hobby with such
eject that hc wona majority OF the in-
habiiants Of ,be Hub" oveT TO his side.
The Reverend George has been dead
these many years. and his name has
long ceased TO be a terror TO the tobac.
eonists.
THE Pittsburgh City Council has
called a sharp halt TO the custom of
overlapping appropriations. They take
the position that the city officers cannot
egally pay out a single dollar beyond
what Is set aside Tor the use Of the sey-
eral departments. and that all persons
working or furnishing supplies for the
city after the appropriations ar ex.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-26
Rn.nll. TnlI Tho l,nln.

What may We reasonably inter from he sue
cess uTa medicine which Is sent lat AMI Wide
not ouly In thc laud at ,s discovery, but In i"r
,lgu counties. which has met with the lud"rSc'
mvut uf medical men. tic annual preparation
uud shipment IT which cmpluyNa small army cd
employees aud the outlay upon which, In 'ntl
nu5 ways. t. simply cuorm"u, We must. VI
candid, award 10 such u remedy, the mc"l nI
well deserved success. such u mcliriu" .
Ilu,Icltvr'- stomach niitrp. The leading AmGh
eau remedy l"t fever Uud aguc, lNor complaint
Dyspepsia. debility. nervousness. rhcumatlsul
aud yaIinu, other physical troubles. II carly
took prcvclcuoyauoug ,unics aud Alternative aud
has steadily maintained H. Persons ola weekly
physique state IT, tccupyraIlNc propcrIlcN I" be
umarkahlc. bath In degree AMI the matter oI
promputudc. and the bilious give a particularly
good account ut IT, effects,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-26
uNQUAIIdFIED ENDORSEMENT
OF THE "ArRONu MAN"

The New York Convention has done
what was expected ol II. u has done It
we'll aud thoroughly. II has declared
by a decided majority In favor Of the re-
nomination ol L = GRAM
It has not mstrurtcd ITS delegates To
vote ior GRlSr ia so many words. ID
has done more u has appointed a dele
CATION that are enthusiastically in iaVor
at GEASr's nomination, and Who are
ready Ia ~ tu Chicago, and alter voting
lur him. roll up their sleeves aud light
AZ only a New York delegation does and
ran, 10 uakc his nomination sure,
The prcpondcnncc lot GIANT WH ~
great In the Convention that they could
have passed any resolution they dc-
sired. As one delegate remarked, II
CuNAL,Nu had offered a resolution that
the moon was malr ot green cheese, Il
would have been passed 10y a~two-th,rds
majority. GRANTS friends were absn-
lutcly ia command OF the situation
Hut they were polite, The machine
did not ryrrrrach itself. 10 dd not
crush the minority II allowed them
to blow AMI below lor their iayorlt"s
while il busted itself securing the lrlc-
gates. The GRANT men meant business.
They ALWAYS do. They arr after the
delegates. They pockctcl them uNcly
IA rcunsylYania. aud q they havr
secured the "a votes ol the great state
ui New York,
That settles It.
Before the Chicago Convention meets
BLAINE and SHERMAN will have thrown
up the sponge. SuERNAN ~ already
virtually out Of the race Ills sUosc ~
cooked. His boom is chilled 10 death.
BLAINE is Wearing himself cut Kicking
against the prickS
when IL il definitely a~sccrtaincd, as Il
promises e. hr shortly, that GRANT has
a sufficient vote pledged To nominate
him, both BLAlSE and SuERNAN viii
vanish. They 40 not propose to ~ into
the Chicago Convention % have their
heads bIoken. Neither will have any
thing 10 gain by allowing his name 10 DO
used when the Convention is already
pledged They will be shrwd enough
% retire in advance, and leave GGASr to
be nominated by reclamation.
AoCLANArioS is the eardl That Is
what GRANTS friends have been playing
for from the beginning. Aeclamanon
will be the password toths Convention
before Il meets. A~oclamation will be a
grand word with which to 10 before the
country. And We are free to say that
We believe GRANT Is playing the desPer-
ate game Of AcciamAtiono OF nothing. We
think he'll get t. A few weeks more
will determine.
Let Il be acclamation-that suits Us.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-26

A DlsrArcn states that u decided sen-
sation has been created in Washington
by the announcement that JonS hfhtf
has communicated 10 the National pem-
ocraiic Committee his ultimatum on
the Presidential question. The IRE
duciblo minimum" Of tho Tammany
chicltaiu Is understood To be that TIL
p1N M under no circumstances receive
the Electoral vote Of New York ~ the
candidate OF the Democratic party. Tic
will support any other candidate except
TmpES, aud Is sven willing To 10 lar
bury the Ratchet as 10 pledge the help
OF Tammany to carry Nov York Tor any
person whom TILpEN may dictate ~
such candidate, but TmDrN must not he
tho nominee IL New York IL to be car
ried.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-26

TnE New York Tribune says lit Is oil
great Importance 10 the Republican par
N To make no iallacious calculation OF
carrying any OF the Southern States
either With or without GRNNr.' The
advice Is good. Any calculation VI that
kind ia which Republicans may fondly
indulge. will prove I" hS iallacious ON
election day,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-26

TUX decision Of the Supreme Court OF
the District Of Columbia snsIalns Post
master Gen. kRY In his raid on the lot
terry business. An extract from the
opinion oi the Court Aays that the net oi
Congress complained offs constitutional,
that the order Ut the Postmaster Ten
eral il in conformity with tho law and
consequently, that the bill presents no
proper casc Tor the intcrposition Of the
Court aud must be dismissed. An ap'
peal Will be- taken to the United States
Supreme Court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-26

p.r,r,uEs lrum Washington state
tia. the proposed reduction OF the duty
ON steel rails will take shape IN the
Committee ON WAYS and Means ON
strictly party lturs, aud that although the
rates asked lot IA the mcmoriala will not
be- conceded, a duty eli 81 per ton, on
Just hall 1T the present one, viii proba'
bis be- recommended by bill To the
House by a vote ol cight Democrats to
h,c Republicans.