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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-09
Forty.sixth Congress--SecondS Session
WASHINGTON, January s, 1880.
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SENATE.


Mr.. Wallace presented a petition OF
Drexel 4 Co. and others, OF Pennsylvania,
for the withdrawal OF the legal-tender quail
ity of Treasury notes. In doing so he de-
sired TO say that the gentlemen signing the
petilion represented the leading CONNER
cial, banking, and shipping interests OF
PENNSYLVANIA, and their opinions on the
subject were entitled TO attention by the
Senate.
The Sergeant.at.A Arms brought to the bar
~ the Senate l.. Il. Smith, Levi Wilson, and
T.. b. Purcell TO answer the charge OF con.
tempt in not obeying the summons to tes-
tiiy in the ingalls, case.
Mr.. Smith made statement to the effect
that he sent telegram TO the committee
saving he knew nothing about the election
Of ingalls,.
A discussion took place as to accepting
witnesses explanation.
Mr.. Salisbury, chairman OF the commit
tee. was in favor OF Gischargng the witness
upon his appearing before the committee
and testiiying.
Mr.. Mcmillan and others objected TO
Keeping the witness In custody, claiming
that no lawful summons had been served
on him.
After long discussion OF the case OF the
recaIcitrant witnesses they were discharged
from custody.
Mr.. Jonas, Of Louisiana, introduced bill
10 repeal the 22d section OF the act TO incor-
porate the Texas-P Pacific Railroad Company,
TO aid in the construction OF its road, and
for other purposes; aud also to declare the
rights, privileges, and lands granted 10 the
said section to the New Orleans, Baton
Rouge and Vicksburg railroad be forfeited,
and 10 reenact said section In favor OK tue
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, January 8. 1850.
Country produce.
Country Produc


AppJss: s2@ss.5o p barreL
BesSDdJ: zoe. r. ID.
Bgttsr: Prime TO choice yellow, 1s@22r.: fair
' toTa heGt: 62c. p bushe for country; zoe. for
ciI 8ydsd Fruit: Apples SAFE: peaches. peeled,
SmI2Hc.; uupeeled, 40 &c.; caerrles, 1oc. y 10.
Fools -TuTkeys; IoSl2Tc..e H.; chickens, s's
Zoe "a n. dicks, l04l4c. z ID.
EG1s: la barrels. l5c. IN crates, Ice
ESGfhs-s: crime nys-soose 45@J7a.; common.
25 S5c tarkey taD. 15c, q To-; turkey wing, Toe.
e F%arseed: sl.2cGsl25 . bushel.
Nav: Virginia timothy, 81 o. clover, So@ Doe.
p pafsi, Sa'I r SO 81 fuhel coseOc.
Pork.-Dressed, sac. q ID.
Lard: Country, &c.
Rys: Use. y busbes-
SHIaac: Prime, 1jc.
R.ted EtrGp: i0@oOc-
Woog: washed. 40@46c: unwishej. 2s99Sr.
gurry wool will bring lro1 10 Sc. a D les than
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. sc.
| Cement: ROseadale, $3.50 . barrel.
| LINE: Agricultural, SO DC. y oushel Roekand,
4lGsI.z5, according u quantity; JosnteS thnish'
| ingl 81 Glenn's Fats, s5@90c. 40
Piastsr: I.ump. $3.50; ground, -; eAic'ne'
| Tar: Large size, S3.25@s3.oO.
DRY Goods.
Brown gAss.taos and Shirtfsgs: 4 Asnches.
ter, 7c. Manchester. 6sc,; Msncnes1sI. osci
"A srmss hser 1a ssss ssc s' fsn
yiIle, exc; "A Roekbridge. 7c.: Roesbricg oSc-
w. Conestoga. Sc. 20. conestosa, &c ~, ~ ~
Conestoga. &c l0-4 rs"eriii' 2oc'' Iva oi'S
Bisacsed SAtrtinos and Shseftngs: wan
suttA, l3c.: "A Mssonulle. loxc.i a h.csaxie
Ayondale. 7c.: A social s1e.; ~ Am9sks.<
eye; Whi.esLope. 92xc.i = Barr,ley, SS,.; \ ~.
Bog, 5Ne Fruit e.ioom, lVse., d. ,oss W.s
| 7c.: rethuan, Sc. Peterborough oc'' io-~ Wa
tn a. Soc.: lo-4 City Mile. zoe; .,.,,.
Ian prflIs. Pstersnursc 7S,'' oraniwYils
ae.: Eockbrldgt, A, ee.i AA,ve'
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From the Indians,
ARRIVAL OP TWELVE UTEs AT PECBLO, COLO
RApO-CNFRIENpLY DEMONSTRATIONS.

ARRIVAL OP TWELVE UTES AT PECBL0, COLO
NORTHUMBERLAND DEMONSTRATIONS.
PUEBLO, COLORADO, January S.-Twelve
Utes, in charge OF Lieutenant Taylor and
ten men, arrived here yesterday, and imme-
diately proceeded east. Between 1000 and
5000 people copyrighted at the depot and,
{" Hang the Red devils" :" Shoot the MUIR
derlng fend>," and like expressions were
frequently heard from the crowd, and the
Indians were peted with coal by boys who
boarded the coal train on the side track.
The sayagcs were terror stricken and COM
pletcly cowed. 4 move was on foot IN the
morning TO organize 5000 men and lynch
them, but cooler counsels prevailed, and
citizens determined to let The Indians pass
without injury. Had There been any iniu-
dicious action taken by the troops or miners
no power could have restrained the mob
from lynchlng them. Had Douglas or any
of the Indians engaged in the murder OF
Meeker, or in outraging the Meeker family,
been on board, rope would have come into
play. Lieutenant Taylor, in an interview,
expressed himself determined to protect
the Indians at all hazards, should the mob
attempt to seize them.
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Grimes and Casualties.
A BOY SHOT DEAD

CINCINNATI. January Sd special dis
patch from Lebanon, Ky, says news reach
ed there yesterday OF the killing by Milton
White, aged seventy years. the keeper Of a
tol-gate near Mackvlle, Washington coun-
", OF Philip White, a boy OF seventeen
years, on Monday last. There had been a
previous quarrel between the parties, who
are relatives, and Milton says the boy had
threatened his life. On the day OF the kill
ing Philip was passing along the turnpike
in front OF Milton's house, when the latter
came to the door with shotgun. and said
he was going TO shoot him. Philip threw
open bis bosom, and told him to shoot
away, which he at once did. killing the boy
instantly. Milton was held for murder,
and bail was refused. Fears OF lyncbng
are entertained.
CRUEL MURDER OF WOMAN.
TORONTO, ONT, January S.-Tuesday
night, in the township OF Markham, twenty
miles from this city, George Ernst, a farm
Iaborer, took a double barrelled shotgun,
and going 10 the residence Of Mrs. Mary
PTebs, without any warning, shot her in the
side and thigh, from the effects OF which il
is feared she will die. Ernst Immediately
fed but was captured last night in this
city.
COLLISION on THE BALTIMORE AND ONO ROAD.
BALTIMORE, January S.-A collision
occurred last night near Martlnsburg, West
Va, between two freight trains on the Bal
| timore and Ohio railroad; but the particu-
lars are not known here yet, except that a
number Of cars were thrown off the track.
Ldter.-The collision was caused BY a
| passenger train running into the rear OF ii
| freight train. Several Of the frpIUlt-cgrS
were thrown from the track. None OF the
passengers were injured.
BLOWN FORTY FEET IL THE AIR.
WHITEHALL, n. j., January S.-The gly-
ceIine building Of the Latin Rand Powder
Company, at Oak Ridge, y. j., was demol-
| iShed by explosion to-day. Two men were
| blown through the roof forty feet in the air
and so seriously hurt that they will die.
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The Maine Legislature.
PROPOSED INVESTIGATION OF THE BRiBERY
CHARGES.

PROPOSED INVESTIGATION OF THE BRIBERY
CHARGES.
Augusta, Me-. January 8.-Both branches
OF the Legislature assembled quietly at 10
a. NJ, there being no comparison between
the crowd and that OF yesterday. Sentinels
are stationed at the doors, the police force
continuing under the control OF the sheriff
and Mayor. The Senate assembled quietly,
and Immediately on opening, Senator Hob
son, OF Lincoln, offered the following
order:
"Ordered, That joint select committee
OF three on the part OF the Senate, with
such as the House may join, be appointed
by the Chair to investigate the charges Of
bribery and intimidation alleged TO
have been attempted on members OF the
Legislature since they received their
certificates, with power to send for
persons and papers, and that the committee
be instructed to commence their inyestiga-
ton to-day on the adjournment OF this ses-
sion, and report as soon as may be-"
This was opposed by Senator'S Locke, Har-
riS, Berry, and other Republican senators,
on the ground that there was not even the
street rumor OF bribery Oh the part OF the
Senate. III so, they would gladly favor the
appointment Of committee. IL members
OF the House had been bribed or intimi.
dated, then an investigation should begin
there.
The order was passed. No further bust
ness Of importance was transacted.
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
On the opening OF the House the Speaker
invoked good order, and intmated That the
scenes enacted yesterday by outsiders would
not be repeated. He had scarcely finished
speaking when the doors were opened and
the Windows thrown up, and an impatient
crowd rushed III. After the people had en-
tered quiet was restored, but at one time
trouble seemed imminent.
The records OF yesterday were read, and
revealed the fact that not more than - votes
were thrown for any clndidlte voted for.
Mr. Hale announced the presence Of sixty
cerliticated members. being the Republicans
who withdrew yesterday, who were ready
to be qualified. They were conducted to
the Council chamber, but the acting COVER
nor Hamson) declined to qualify them at
present, a he did not exactly know the eX-
tent OF his poweis in that direction, but
should inform himself. The House then
quietly adjourned. The members Will I'M
doubleday be qualified tomorrow.
Mr.. SprOul, OF Veazle, who is among the
number, will act with the Republicans, thus
giving them n majority in the popular
branch, should the members from the five
cities be admitted.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.
ACCGDENT-SUNDAY-C OURT-DAY-ANOTUER
ACClDEAT-THE STRIKE, &C., &C.
correspondence Of The Richmond Dispatch1

ACClDENT-SUNDAY--CO URT-DAY-ANOTHER
AccDE>T-THE STRIKE, &C., &C.
Correspondence Of The Richmond Dispatch.1
JANUARY 7, 1880.
MI. Frederick Brennan, while returning
nome from town on Saturday night, riding
quite rapidly, bad his horse to catch his foot
ln q lnud'puddle which threw him forward
violently some fifteen or twenty feet, throw
ING Mr. Brennan on his breast, tearing his
coolies rom him and brui>lng him pain
iu'N. Mr.. Brennan managed TO get up 10
Mf. wine Flckln'S, whence he was sent
over 10 Carlton Ii was ascertained that
lie was MT seriously injured, though his
VwPe l. almost miraculous. The horse in
lsllug was injured in such manner as TO
Ithuer him yaluecss.
sunday being bright, warm day the at
%naance al the Sunday schools and
,"uicnes was very much larger than il had
D1Vn LOT months psst.- AT the Baptist
euuicn ne ordinance OF baptism was adj
mustered al night to two candidates.
ics'eIuay was Couniy.Court day, and
nVNHhstanding the weather was very in
'rmehI, there was a large crowd on the
I'ees' Inc usual sales Of superannuated
h,'lses Took place, some OF them going as
-" ~ HiIy cents. There was a good deal
y. mem whlskey Killed, but good order was
preserved throughout the day.
party Of Hungarians passed through
ne'e to-uay, causing considerable curiosity
w account OF their unique costumes and
f a. appearance. AS they were attempt
p!s 70 cross The railroad bridge across the
,I'uha The "mixed train" came along,
." o1u nol being able to check up, struck one
"a toem' knocking bin to the ground.
=, .O3 % twenty feet. He was brought back
NJ, y, vV.Cnaflottesyllie, and II was found that he
was, was MOI seriously hurt. They are making
HOT Richmond. "'"e
,,r ne new editors Of the Maqasine for the
M M months ensuing are W. S. Lefeyre, OF
WWaIyiand, editor-in.chief; B. ID. Gibson.
s LIZ virginia; +. W. Saunders, VIrginia-
", ri Tue jefferson Society.
ga p s reported strike on the Charlottesville
o. onu IN hapldan railroad is probably founded
who , ssrke OF about seyenty.fye hands
WV viz were brought from Lynchburg, and
sn "V,e action, learn, was based on cline"
ihs,a ~. Oh The wages paid. A number OF
stood , ,ad home yesterday. II Is under
Is vI ,hal they attempted TO estop other
fo,ca,. from taking their places, but rein-
fore w nus came down upon them In such
si,ns.s ~ 70 cause them 10 think better of the
ano fetire. QUIZ.
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THE NEWS.
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.

CONGRESS IoNAL PROCEEDINGS AND WASH
INGToN AFFAIRs-ACCfDENT0 on THE BAL
TIMoRE AND ONO RAiLRoAD-TiiEMA MAINE
COMPLICATIONS; A QUIET DAY AT THE
CAPirOL-A ROY SHOT DEAD IN KEN
lucky GREENBACK CONVENTION IN
wAsuINGToN-A GLyCERINE EXPLOSION
IN NEW JERSEY; TWO MEN BLOWN FORTY
FEET IN THE ELECTROMAGNETIC sru
OF JANUARY IN NEW oRLEANs-MuIDER
OF A W MAN IN oNrARIo-DIPHTHERI
IN RUSsIA-THE QUEEN OF SPAIN HAS
FITS FROM THE EFFECTS OF THE RECENT
ATTEMPTS TO AssAssiNATE THE KING
THE DISTRESS IN IRELAND.
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The Maryland United states Senator.
shin.

ASYAp0LIs, Nh, January SIN the DEM
ocratc caucus tonight for United States
Senator A. p. German received 81 votes !;
William Pinckney Whyte (present incum-
bent), %; and Il. Wallis, 4.
Hon. A. Z. German is now member OF
the State Senate from Howard county, pre-
sident OF the Chesapeake and Ohie canal,
and chairman OF the Democratic State Com
mittee. Before the war he was page In
the United States Senate, was afterwards
attached TO The Senate post office. and sub
sequently collector OF internal revenue in
this State. Since 1870 he has been promi-
nent Democrat in the State, and In 1872 was
Speaker OF the House OF Delegates.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

JANUARY S.-The followin ing ape the quotations
DARK GOODS, FOR EXPORT.
L,,gs-COmmon, $2.50qf3; medium, 800
$3.50 good, si@S4.50.
LeGECCommon, $5m$5.50: medium, s66.6.5O
good. S7Gi7.j0; nne, Sl0@sl2.50; extra hne'
StenminG.-Common. s2.50G:i; medium,
s4.5O@s6; good, s6aS7.50; line, s7@s9
DARK GOODS-MANUFACTURING
Lug Fiiters.-CommJn, s3@S4 medium IS. so
ass: good, S5@s6.
LeGf FiHers-t ommOn. - n $3.50: medium, ~
n $3.50: good, S9mSl0.50 fine, slldsl2 80
extra fine sun-cured, $l2@sl7.
WrdpperS.-Common, $40 50 so; medium. Sc
6:9.50: good il0@Sl050: fine, sl3@sl4 ex
ira. $ll.50MSl2; extra sun-cured, slSWSZo.
BRIGHT OODS-MANUFACTUKING.
SmOkerS.-COmmon, S5@S7; medium. S7.50Et
SO: good, S12GSl5.50 fine, s20d $50.
FiIiers-CommOn, S5MS6: medium, S7a 20
good. SlQ@fl2: fine, $l3@slJ:
S25; good, S30@S40; line, sij@s3Ct; fancy, 500
@s75.
1fshogGnV WrGODers:-Common, sl5@ sls
medium, s20@$25; good, s30@Sl0; fine, si5@
$50; extra, S60@S7J.
WESTERN GOODS.
Lug FilIers.-Old sark, s3@4.50.
Lear FitierS.-COmmOn TO medium, Sf@SG; gOoc
To iine SOLO.
Lu1S, W0rking.-New dsrk, $2.506s3.
LeGC StemmiRg.-New dark, SimS7.
HrSOn COuHty.-kew common To good Oilers, 81
pSl0.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, January 8, 1850.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 80 bushels Ret, $50 bushels
CORN White, 4,24S bushels. .ntGed, ~ bush
els
OATs.-334 bushels.
MEAL.-24 bushels were re-eXhibited
BEANS.-l4 bushels.
BLACKEYED PEAS.-29 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, % bushels common at 81 40 !;
ii bushels good at Sl.50-totai, SO bushels. Red,
81 bushels mixed ut Sl.j2; 2 bushels Fullz at
4l.40; 30 bushels yery good Fultz at 81 40; 81
bushels good FulIz AZ Sl.45: l2S bushels prime
fultz al ! AS; 1872 bushels FullZ at sl4l-total,
434 bushels.
CORN White. 46 bushels very good at SOC.
900 bushels good at 5Sc.; SO bushels good al
SOC. 60 bushels good at 5sc.; 76 bushels good at
5Sc.-total. 64S bushels. Mced, ~ bushels very
good at 5Sc.
OATs.-34 bushels at Soc: 100 bushels prime
spring at 50c.-tOtal, 1874 bushels.
BLACKEYED PEAs.-20 bushels at Il.
BEANS.-2 bushels at Sl.33.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET

JANUARY 7.-Prices this week ranged as follows
Beef Cdttte.-Very best, i4c good. 3fdfr.t
medium good fair quality, 3G34c bulls, 2Ss
3Ac. rough oxen, thin steers, &C., 2@2ac. q ID.
gross.
Hogs.-Very best, &C.; shoats, common grades
&c. 5sa5Ac. q H., net.
Sheep.-Yory best, i&@i9c.; medium, 3%@4c. 3
H.. gross.
VtGIs.-i3.50@s9.5O "a head.
Wtich COWS.-t20G}s50 - head.
There were about 800 head of beef cattle, o64
hogs, and 32I sheep on the market. Prices &C. OF
on all grades oil beef cattle, quality considered. A
very few extra good cattle sold 1t &C.; some extra
fat sheep also sold at DC. best hogs dc lined &C.
but tolcrably firm at quotations.
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Augusta tGa.) Items.

AUCrsTA, GA, January s. There Is
heavy rain with thunder and lightning
here tonight.
John N. Clark, an old citizen and psoai.
dent merchant, died to-day.
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| from al Is to $3.50 per day. The -tIjke be-
gan In Baker mine, and 1t Is thought 1t VIII
be general.
At the mines orders for ore are largely In
excess Of the amount mined, and 1t " ex-
pected the men will get the desired advance.
No violence IL apprehended.
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Anniyersa ~ Of the Batsts Of New
Orleams.

New ORLEANS, January s.-The anniver-
sary OF the battle OF New Orleans was cele-
brnted here to-day by solemn mass at the
CATHEDRAL, military parade. firing OF ma
tiona' salute, and Il display Of flags through
OH The CITY.
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. January S.-EDon.-Stocks buoyant.
Money on call 5d6 per cent ENchange-Long,
As short. 4S3s. State bonds dun. Governments
quit.
EUening.-Money, 500 per cent. Exchange,
4Sla. Governments active and strong new 5's,
lO3s; a. per cents. lO6l,; per cents, 1888.
States d al aud nominal
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January S.-Virginia IS, deferred.
8 cOnsOls, 5la second series. 29s: nast.duc cOu-
pOns 76&; new lO-40's, 464 ~. Bidto-day.
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More Wages wanted.

STRIKE OF coAL-MISERs IN NEW JERSEY.
MoRRIsTOwN, n. j., January S.-The
miners ia four OF the mines near Dover,
Morris county, have struck for an advance
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q, 'a IONA, ): Agee is appointed postmaster
A sn msrs Creek, Amherst county, pice j.
anr smi.n, deceased, and Henry q. Harris
In pvyy'n'ed postmaster at scottsyilie, Abe
' county, ptce N. Is. Harris, resigned,
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THESE " AHNINUN MIL N-NIILsAITI@D II
RIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON
CONSTTP ATTON.
BE DEVELOPED

Only with regularity of the bowels can perfect
health be enjoyed. If the constipation is Of recent
date A single dose Of TUFTS PILLS will suffice,
but If 1t has become habItual one pill should be
taken every night. gradually lessening the fire.
quency of the dose until regular daily movement
Is Obtained, which will soon follow.
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Flour.

Pine. s4@f4.5O; superhne, s. .50Gs3.75; extra
i6.7J@s7; common family, s7@s72o; fsnc
bran4 ,S74iS.
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sVO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-Lnis
tstogiyc notice that have appointed HoMa,S
- Ti,RS ER, of the city OF Richmond my srSs a
10 co. duct Coz me Y ;aia aud TX.
~ - Ny ne VeiiI(LES. HORSES. and MULrss
XIV Md AGENT Is 10 buy ard sell for CASH 3nN
December 8, 1879, W
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Rev. Il. F. OsgOod, New York, says:
:. / have had Dyspepsia, Weak stomach, ana Ner-
yousness, | never had any medicine to do me 80
much good as TUFTS PILLS. They are as sOou
As represenied." - -. ,,,,,,
OFFICE, 80 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
ION I S-aodtEe1Ql
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Dr. l. Guy Lewis, Fulton. Ark, says:
tier pract icr OF twenty-h five years, pronounce
TUFTS PILLS the best anti-LiliOus medicine ever
made"
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DIR. Tits PILLS.
TUFTS . PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF 4 TORPID LIVER.

Loss of Appetite, Bowels Costiye; Pain In the
Head with a dull sensation in the back part; Pain
Under the Shoulder Blade; Fullness After Eatinc'
with disinclination to exertion Of body or mind
Irriiability OF Temper; Low Spirits with a feeling
of having neglected some duty: Wearine>s, Dizzi-
ness Flulterng at the Heart, Dots Before the Eyes.
Yellow skin; Headache, generally over the right
eye; Restessness, with htfdl dreams: Highly
Co0red Urine
IL THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED ST.
RIOUs DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted TO such
Cases. One dose effects such change of feeling as
t 0 astonish The sunerer.
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TUTT,S HAIR DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
L WHISPERS changed to a GLossT BLACK by q
Natnral Color acts Instanianeously, and Is as
Harmless as spring Sold by druggists or
sent BY express on receipt Of 81. .,. ..,,.
OFFICE, IS MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
Iau 5-eodtFeloI
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HOTELS ASD BOA RnaNG.MOUsEs.

CARROLLT0N HOTEL, BALTIMORE,
~ LIGHT ANp GERMAN STREETS, BALfI-
MORE, MD.-Rstes reduced 10 IS and 500 per
day rtitue location OF rooms. txtra charges
Snr narlors baths. and dosbe roosDs, according Y"
size. Ths nos, convenient aud iatest,bait nosti "a
the city Elevator runs CONTINUOUSLY 10 ar tss
doors y, " ~ Z go - ASA
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Diphtheria in Russia.

LONDON, january 81 st. Petersburg
dispatch to Reuters Telegram Company
says: "The local Red-Cross Society OF
Kharkoff, in view OF the terrible distress
prevailing in the province through the raw
ages Of diphtheria, have formed three medi-
cal and sanitary detachments TO assist the
Government to combat the epidemic"
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The Queen of Spain Has Fits.

LONDON, January ga dispatch to the
Dauy NeuS from Paris says: at is stated
in medical circles that the health OF the
Queen Of Spain has received a severe shock
owing TO the attempted assassination OF
King Alfonso. She has been attacked with
epileptic fits, TO which she was not pre-
yiOusly sul iect ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-09
The McTear diamonds. !"
Memorial 10 the Prince Imperial.

PARIS. January S.-Tbe subscription for
the memorial TO the late Prince Imperial
has closed, the amount subscribed being
100000 france. The Memorial Committee
propose to erect a chapel on an elevated
point between the Arc de Triamphc and
the Hotel dies Inyalides.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-09

RELIEF OF NORTHERN CeEDIT0RS-THET TEXAS
PACIFIC ROAD-sOFT MONEY MEN IN CON-
FERENCE--wHAT Is SAID ABOUT TUE RESULT
IN MAINE Personal AND BRIEF NEWS
ITEMS. nc. 40,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-05-06
Private DaIzell's Canvass.

The Private" is opposed to a second
term for DR.. Updegraff. He wants the
Doctor to step down and out now, and
make room Immediately for Dalzell. We
submit that this is asking good deal
on the part of man who is quite will.
ing to vote for third term" candidate
for President. Why should the Doctor
not fill out two terms? Capt. Danford
served out three and John A. Bingham
about six times three. What is the ne
cessity for being so precipitate in the
case of the Doctor? He is doing well
enough, is he not? There is no exigen.
cy upon the district, that we are aware
of, that requires the immediate pres.
ence of the Private in the Doctors seat
in the National Capitol. Age is not tell.
ing so heavily on the Private that he
can not wait another term at least
Some people improve with age.
We rather like to see old men in Con,
gress. "Old men for counsel and young
men for war" War should be the Occu-
patton of Private DalZell for the next
two years. If there is no war, foreign
or domestic, that he can take hand in
let him initiate the example of General
Grant and go abroad until the opportune
moment arrives. 1t is good way tc
get up boom. We are inclined to think
that the people of the Sixteenth district
would get up boom for the Private
out of sheer gratitude, if he would give
them an uninterrupted rest for two
whole years.-Wheeling Intelligencer
4th inst.