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National Republican., 1880-03-19
ouray Ilnys BABY Carriage.

Ouray during his stay in Washington has
closely observed the manners OF the people
and methods OF government, He has also
made many purchases, and when he returns
to his country his ranch will be supplied with
many Of the comforts OF ilrst,Glass dwelling
in the East Onray has been in the habit OF
using glassware about his residence, but com.
plains that the glass brenks lie intends Ia
avoid the difculty in the future, for among
the purchases which be has made are mum,
Der of articles Of silyprwarc. watcrpltchcrs
and other vessels, somo Of which he had made
to order, Ho has also bought a baby carriage,
which he intends to prcScnt TO his niece
Ouray thinks that baby carriages are a great
Improvement on the Indian method of strap
ping ~ baby to plank aud swinging it to a
womau's back.
National Republican., 1880-03-19
Railroad Directors No,ninated.

PHILADELPHIA, March 1S.-At meeting
to-day OF the committee appointed at the an
nua meeting of Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany to nominate directors, tho following
ticket was nominated, to be voted for on Tues
day next. Thomas A. Scott Josiah Bowen,
Wistar Morris, Samuel NJ. FELTON,, Alexander
Biddc. Henry NJ. Phillips, N. Parker Short
ridge, d. b. Cummins Henry ID. Wech, John
Price Wethcrill, Alexander NJ. Fox, William
l.. Elliins aud James McNianes. Heretofore
tho shareholders have elected ten directors,
but the committee now presents thirteen
names to be voted for. The thleo last.uamed
gentlemen were elected in November last to
represent the stock then held by the city OF
Philadelphia, which stock has since been sold
They are nominated by tho committee to be
voted for by the stockholders, to avoid pos
siblc legal question as to the right Of theil
seats by virtue OF that election.
National Republican., 1880-03-19
How Cheap Doctors arc Made.

PHILADELPHIA, March 1S.-The Philadel
phia Methodist Conference tonight expelled
Rev. T. B. Miller from the ministry aud
church, and suspended Rev. William Major
from tho ministry for Que year, Miller was
dean, and Major secretary, OF II medical col
lege whore n reporter of tho Philadelphia REQ.
ord registered himself MS u student In medi,
cino, and by the payment of S25 received from
the dean q certificate emitting tho reporter to
practice medicine. Tho reporter also received
oight tickets, showing that during the winter
he had attended a full course of lectures. In
addition TO this he received certificate ot
scholarship, signed by Rev, Major and Rev
Miller, emitting him to Il two years course OF
lectures. An appeal will be taken in both
paspg
National Republican., 1880-03-19
AInrylnnh Lnrlslnlnre.

ANNAPOLIS, MD, March lS,-Tbe Senate
to-day acted on the message of Governor Ham
ilton, sent in on Monday last, vetoing the bill
requiring nonresident salesmen and traders
TO tako ont license before selling or Offering
10 sell within tho State any goods or NOR
chandise, aud the veto WAS sustained. A
motion to reconsider the vote was made aud
laid over. All was quiet about the State.
house aud in the city to-day, the roughs OF
Baltimore having loft. In the Senate an
order was adopted requesting the President OF
the Senate aud Speaker of tho House to take
steps for the arrest aud prosecution Of the
parties who were present, menaCing aud
threatening Senators and impeding legislation
at the session on Tuesday night and disturb.
ing Tho poNCe NesLerdAY.
National Republican., 1880-03-19
NIoIIln Mngulres Ia Illinois

Rock ISLAND, ILL, March 1S.--On Tuesday
night last colored miner of Taylor Williams
shaft at Rapid City, was the first victim to
the Mollio Mcguire threats against colorel
miucr5 imported to take the places of the
strikers. lie was shot through the heart by
some ono concealed in coal shaft within a
few feet of him. James Berry and $. Bauer
were arrested, aud on examination rcmandod
10 jail to await the result OF the coroncr's In.
quest. William Miller, On old minor, who dc.
clarcd lis intention of going to work, was
warned by circular that If he did ho would
be dead man within three days. More
trouble Is feared
National Republican., 1880-03-19
1HE SCHOOL BOIRD.
Good Friday ana Eastor Monday Declared
Holidays.


Holidays.
A special meeting of the School Board was
held last evening for the purpose of GOnsid, f.
ing the question OF closing tho public schools
on Good Friday aud Elstor Monday, Presi-
dent Matthews WIS in tho chair, aud Mr.
Brooks secretary, aud tho following trustees
answered to their names: Mossrs. Baldwin,
Brown, Curtis, Farley Lambert, Lloyd, Love
Joy, Pope Smith, Somvrvillc, White, Wilkin-
son and Wormloy, Immediately after the call
for the meeting had been read Mr. Baldwin
offered the following:
Rcs0tptd That the public schools Of the Dlstrlcs
be closed on Good Friday and Easter Monday
A lively discussion ensuod in which Nossrs-
Loy0Oy for. and Curtis against, tho rcsOlu-
tion INDUCED in q theological warfare. by
degrees the other members Of tho board be-
came involved in tho dispute on tho question
regarding suctlrimiSm. Nearly three hours
were CONSUMED before y vote was reached, Mr..
Wormlcy meanwhile being called away,
Fourteen were left and lumOrS OF tic were
heurd all over tho board room, Finally, after
all prcscut hal ventilated their opinions, the
previous question was called for, resulting in
the adoption OF tho resolution by vote of 3
ayesSo 8 nays. Tho vote in detail was ns fol-
lows;
Ayes-Mosss. Baldwin, Brown, Farley,
Lmbert, LoyGjoy, Matthews, Pypoauo smith.
Nays-Alossrs, Brooks, Curtis, Lloyd, Somcr-
vile, White aud Wilkinson.
There bciug no other business, motion TO
Ad iluTu prevailed.
National Republican., 1880-03-19
A Rich Mans Legacy,

White RIVER JUNCTION, W., March 1s--
Shortly after the death of A. T. Stewart, of
Now York, Alexander Stewart, of Cavendish
Vt, went to that city to contest the will OF
the deceased. lie returned home, having, ms
he averred, obtained the promise that he
should have 100000 in money, farm aud
other property. He now clnims that the terms
of the contract have not been complied with
and on Tuesday last he attached all OF the A.
r. Stewart property in Woodstock village, VI.
consisting Of mills, tenement houses, board
ing-house aud residence. Tho trial will
probably come of at the coming May term o
the Windsor county court at Woodstock.
National Republican., 1880-03-19
The Case of Rev. THOMAS simmons.

Tho Senate yesterday dovoiod nnothor long
executive session almost exclusively to tho
case of Row. Thomas Simmons, nominated ns
census supervisor for the Fifth Georgia dis.
trct. Senator Hill continued his remarks in
advocacy of Simmons confirmation. He spoke
about an hour and half and then sigliiicd
his desire to have the case laid over to the
next session for further discussion. Senator
Gordon asked that the subject be disposed of
ut once, rs llc desired to leave Washington to-
day Mr.. Hill, however urged that he would
require an hour to finish his remarks, aud as
1t was nearly o'clocl; the Senate laid tho
subject over until to-day. Senator Gordon
will delay his departure iNtil after the oxcou-
tive session to-day.
National Republican., 1880-03-19
RAILROAD TR4G EDY.
A Fast Train Dashes Through n Grow

tNht tfHln bhshes tnfOush " SIOWus
NEW YoRK, March l5.--A special from Road
ing, Pa, gives particulars OF tho accident
which occurred last night on the Lebanon
Valley railroad ut the little village OF Ann
willie, twenty-eight miles from Reading. An
Eastern.bound passenger train STOPPED at the
Annville station, and was switched OF from
the main track TO allow the Western bound
fast express to pass The night was quite
dark, and number OF fpasscngers got out OF the
cars and sauutered up aud down the track
forgclful of the train that was then due, and
that IL would make no stop Mt Annville- Sud
denly the train came along, running at the
speed Of forty miles an hour Tho un-
fortunate passengers, who had SO thought.
lcssly placed themselves right on the
track were Aung ia every direction. One
man was caught by tho ow.catcher of tho ily'
ing engine and was hurled against the station
with such terrific force that he was instantly
killed Others met with II similar fate, and
many were so seriously injured that in somo
cases recovery is regarded as impossible Tho
following is list OF the casualties MS far rs
can be ascerttinel at presents
Killed-Michael Bachmin. of FontanR; John
Flckinger and James Dohner.
Injured-A. Griffith and several unknown
persons.
Some of the unfortunate people were flung
considerable distance by the shock, An in'
vcstigation iS ordered TO take place ut once,
and the coroner will hold an inquest on tho
bodies this afternoon.
National Republican., 1880-03-19
\ s,,uu Crushed NV II Cort-whesI.

A colorcl boy named JcT Minor living in
Van alley South Washington met with ter
riblo and probably fatal accident yesterday
morning on y street, near Union southwest,
lie was driving horse attached to loaded
dlrt.cart, when suddenly hc fell Oh his scat,
The wheel OF tho cart passed over his head,
lrocturiug the skull, cutting OIL an car and
forcing ono eye from the socket, lie was
picked up and carried to his home, whore DR..
ll0zen rendered surgical aid, Minor has been
unconscious since the accident, and carly this
morning was In 4 very prccarious condition,
his physician having no hopes OF his recovery.
National Republican., 1880-03-19
AIIn,rIhln TrnpahY.

Sr LOUIS March 1S.-A most horrible
tragedy occurred early this morning in the
northern suburbs of the city. Conrad Ilieman,
who lives Rt the corner of Broadway aud
Wright streets with his wifo and six children,
had been drinking heavily for somc Tins
past, aud last night had an attack Of delrum
trcmons, This morning, while his wife was
preparing breakfast, IIieman called for her
from tho adjoining room, and as she entered il
in response to his call ho assaulted her with a
largo knife, driving the blade through the
lungs of the infant in her arms, lie then
struck another blow, burymg tho kuifc in his
wife's heart, killing her almost instantly, A
brother of Hieman attempted to seize the
maniac murderer and received a severe stab
in the back, disabling him. Hieman then
broke away and ran toward the river since
whom he has not been seen.
THE MURDERER CAPTURED.
81. LOUIS, March l8.-Hieman was arrested
this afternoon in the extreme sJutherl part
National Republican., 1880-03-19
Protection to relesrnn,s. $.

Tho House CormLteo on Revision of tho
Laws at their meeting yesterday instructed
Representative TOwnshend, of Illinois, TO re-
port to the House Representative Stnglcton's
bill relative to telegraph communications and
ask for suspension of tho rules to put the bill
upon its Immediate pnssagc. The bill declares
telegraph messages private papers Of the
scndols ANA receivers, and provides for their
protection from unreasonable search and
seizure and from production as evidence in
judicial aud legislative proceedings to the somc
States mail,
National Republican., 1880-03-19
GEyERAL oR4Yrs RErURM.
His Departure from Vera Cruz Yosterdt

His Departure from Vera Cruz Yesterday,
VERA CRuz, March lS.-Gonoral Grant will
leave to-day by tho steamer City OF Mexico,
which will touch Mt Tuxpan and Tampico, aud
thence proceed direct to Galveston, where sho
will arrive on the 2lst or 22d Instant.
GALVESTON PREPARING A RECEPTION.
GALVESTON, March lS-EXtcnsiYe propara-
tons are being made here for tho reception of
masters OF vessels in the harbor have been TO-
queseod to display appropriate bunting on
that occasion, aud an invitation TO assist at the
reception has been issued to all citizens Of tho
State who can do so conveniently.
National Republican., 1880-03-19
Ths In1i,,cd virc,,In ,yu1re..

LYNcnBuEG, Va. March ls. State Attor.
ney'Gencral t'iolh in view of the recent de.
cision Of the United States Supreme court sus.
tanning Judge Rives in the matter of county
judges indicted in his court for alleged
failure to have negroes on juries, has with.
drawn from tho cases a. counsel for the in
dictcd judges, stating that he did not wish to
appear Ms placing himself aud the Stale in the
attitude Of resisting the Federal laws and the
decisions of tho Supreme court. All tho eases
wero therefore continued till the next term.
National Republican., 1880-03-19
The wellington po,sonlng Case.

RosroN, March s.--Thc body OF the infan,
SON of Homer Wellington. who Is accused OF
attempting to poison his family, will ho ex.
humcd by authority of The court aud sub
jccted to chemical lost ior the purpose OF show
ing the presence or arsenic, The young man
Halet, who Wellington snid purchased arsenic
fni him siAtcs TINT be nNvnI did so.
National Republican., 1880-03-19
MIitn Trcsnnssers.

Chief Ouray during his stay in Washington
has periodically received reports Of affairs in
tho Ute county from Sapovunaro, the chief
whom he left in charge Of his affairs, A COM
muniGaton from Sapoyauaro yesterday, after
mentioning tho death of member of the
tribe snid "Eyerything Is quiet. The Utes
are disposed to maintain good order during
your absence. wish l could say as much Of
somo of the whites who arc trcspassiug upon
Indian lands and Indian rights by grazing
stock on the reservation"
National Republican., 1880-03-19
REMARKABLE DISCOVERY.
Is There an Open Polar Sea?

NJ. Komcrup, the soologist who accom- panied
Lieutenants Jensen aud Hammer, of the
Danish expedition, to the interior OF Green.
land, reports having met an extraordinary
and At present unexplained phenomenon. lie
states that in the course of his explorations in
the ice.helds of the interior he asconded Il hill,
the top Of which was covered with lowers
aud vegetation. Several varieties of small
animals were also found there.
National Republican., 1880-03-19

of the city, aud when taken to the police
station he was raviug in an incoherent man
ner. and asked the officers to shield him from
the demons who he said were pursuing him.
His infant child is not yet dead, but will die.
llieman also attempted to kill young son
Of his brother, whom ho stabbed, but the boy
oscApel by ontrunminK The maniac.
National Republican., 1880-03-19
Shot by Trninps.

SpRrHGFrELD, ILL, March 15,-Edward
Decamp assistant turnkey of the city prison,
while returning from his residence 70 The
prison at o'clock tonight was waylaid and
shot by two men supposed to be tramps. One
ball entered tue groin and another tho right
thigh fracturing the bone. Decamp Is re-
ported In u dangerous condition.
National Republican., 1880-03-19
Now nhnnsl,Ire ncmocrats.

CoNcoWp. n H.. March lS--rhe Democratic
State Committee to. day decided upon May s
for holding State Convention TO elect dele
gates to the National Convention at Cncin'
natl. Discussions showed no direct preference
jn the matter of Presidential candidates. The
general impression was that tho delegates
should go uninstructed.
National Republican., 1880-03-19
Tcmnln Orntors AZ Albnny.

ALBlNY, Y, March 1S.--Tho Assembly
chamber wus crowded tonight TO listen TO
the arguments Of Lille DovGreaux Blake,
Helen N. Slocum and Elizabeth L. Saxon in
favor OF bill granting the right Of suffrage
to women at April elections.
A massmooting Of women will be held to.
morrow to discuss tho right of women to
vote for school officers at the coming charter
elections. A delegation of Indies to-day pre-
sentud Governor Cornell with god pon in
rccnpn linn of his ahvocacY OF their rights
National Republican., 1880-03-19
Hartmann Coming to America.

LONDON, March l0.-Thc Central News AS
eocintion reports shat 1t has received com
nunicGton from Hartmann, acknowledging
that he WIS chosen by the Nihilist committee
TO assassinate the Car, aud giving detailed
account of mis- attempt at Moscow. Hnrtmann
concludes by saying that hc iuieuds 20 cml'
crate to America in few days.
National Republican., 1880-03-19

old NATIONAL REPUBLICAN building, corner
of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
The examination will bo conducted by q board
Of three gentlemen, two selected from the
Sccreiary's oflico and one from tho Ponson
Ollice. It wil take about throo weeks to in
spcct the examination papers and announce
tho result. Three hundred aud fifty appl-
cants have bocn designated for examination
out of an indefinite numbcr. All those desig-
mated will bo examined to-day.
National Republican., 1880-03-19
Another sand Lot orator Convicted.

SAN FRANCISCO, March ls.--L. G. Cannon
agititOr aud leader cr the unemployed in their
recent demonstration, who was arrested a
short time ago on charge of using lncendlary
language ut the Sand Lot, had jury trial IN
the Police court today, and was convicted, tho
Jury being out but few minutes. Seutcuc,
will bo pronounced tomorrow.
National Republican., 1880-03-19
COnnrInntiOIls.

The Senate in executive session yesterday
confirmed tho following nominations:
Jacob Kondrick Upton, to bo Assistant Sec.
rctary of the Treasury,
John IL. Udel, to be postmaster at Centr O.
willie Iowa.
National Republican., 1880-03-19
A ClcrinaI Fnlsiiier.

SpRINGrIELD MASS. March lS.-Rov. Frank
Bowes, pastor of the Florence Methodist
church, has been suspended for hnancal
irregularities and Interpretations.
National Republican., 1880-03-19
THE MIRROR OF THE DAY.
Heavy Prepondorance ofDark Shad-
oWs Thrown.
Tho Nihllist Hartmann Coming to Amorica-
jury Trial of sand Lot orntor-Iho
virginia Color observation-disclosures
mont of Counsel 80 quarrel
over an Estate - Mary
land Legislature.
sohnni snnrnro to Women in Town.

DEs MoINEs, Iowa, March l5.-The Sen.
ate to-day, by a vote OF % to II, passed JOINT
resolution to amend tho constitution so rs TO
grant SCHOOL sulIrago 10 wOmon.
National Republican., 1880-03-19
Louisiana Democratic Convention.

telegram was received last night by the
Louisiana delegation that there was no doubt
the Democratic Convention, which meets to-
day. will be solid for Hancock. A large and
enthusiastic Huncock meeting was held in the
hall of the House of Representatives last
mint
National Republican., 1880-03-19
A Frultlcss Murder.

DENyER, Col, March l5.-Tho Ti'mles
santa 10 special says GUadeIoupc Lopez, an
cd MoNigau woman, was murdered lust night
by Jose Silva Pur5u, the motive being plumber.
The murderer however, got nothing.
National Republican., 1880-03-19
The Interior Department Examination

Tho examination of applicants for positions
IN tho Pension Olico under tho recent appro-
prlution for additional clerks in that office
will bo held to-day in the Census Oice OF the
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and yuardedly remarks that this is "thee
only report that has received his personal
Tbs performance calls to mind the case
OF the slippery witness who, after testify
ing positively concerning certain facts,
was confronted by counsel on the other
side with document in his own hand
writing and under bis own signature, con-
tradicting point blank every statement he
had made. The witness read 1t through
and turned it over, and then handing II
back, said: DWELL, Squire, what Is writ
is writ, but what say now swear TO- "
Senator Hampton does not contradict the
report Of his Staunton speech, but when
he says that report in which leaves out
the controverted quotation is "the only
one that has received his personal en-:
dorsement," he is evidently making a
statement that he will be willing to swear
to. We now understand his position to be
that his statement that the Democratic
principles are the same as those Tor which
Lee and Jackson fought was intended only
for Southern ears, and that he does not IN.
lorse its publication and circulation tine
North,
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

Nine departments Of study; teIt.bOOh lurthAa
al cost; calendar arranged 70 suit tIAthtff u.
pensos for one year from eI75 10 $500; nos+e
tartan, liberal, thorough. Fall torn bdn Mp
TENDER LIST, 1850. Attendance lWt yar tHsA
counties Of West Virginia and IRON Sshla and To-
ritories.
s.sPor catalogues and othG iniOmltnu tiiI
70 the President, J. Il. Thompson, HoraHG'I
wAstv
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THE Philadelphia Times, having had &C.
cess to the official returns so far as they
are completed, and making estimates from
trustworthy statistics in other cases, has
made table showing the total population
Of the United States and the probable
changes in representation. Thetable is
more nearly accurate than any other that
has appeared thus far. 1t is based on the
assumption that the membership Of the
House, now 29S, will be limited TO 800,
and that the quota of population to each
Representative will consequently be 1885,
SIS, instead Of 1871 ,495, as at present. The
table is as follows:
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Pnoy. SWING, of Chicago, in a dis
course at a recent meeting oil
Western farmers, told them that their
lank bodies and sorrowful faces came OF
too much work, too little sleep. and too
little good food, and that the same is true
as To their BOYS.
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AccoRDISd to the census just completed
massachusetts will probably prove to be
the most thickly settled State in the
Union. The figures are 22S to the square
mile, Rhode Island following with 2l2.
or all thecountries on the globe, Belgium,
Great Britain and Italy are the only ones
more densely populated.-BosIOa Journal.
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wny ,ne South liz solid for Hancock.

Consider rlat Lee and Jackson 10outd do
,vsrc Ney alip. These are the same principles
for ,chich they fought for four years. Remtm-
L,r ue men ,rho poured forth their life blood 0"
Virqinia's soil, and do not abandon them ''o1''
Remember that upo, your rOIc depends Tie sue
esu of The Democratic tickd,-[ Wade Hdmp-
lon, al The meeting in The interest Of Democratic
Harmony in Virginia, al Staunton, July 20.
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From a Distipsuishcd Physician.

Professor Green, a. distinguished allo-
pathic physician, wrote TO the Medical Rec
ord Of Atlanta, Ga, TO the eject, that after
all other means had failed, he sent for the
Kidney Cure, (Safe. Kidney and Liver
Cure) and to his establishment cured SER
ious case OF Bright's Disease by admins.
tering II, and afterwards found It equally
beneficial in other cases. He advised his
brother physicians to use it in preference
to anything else for Kidney Disorders.
TTh&T
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TIE situation in Ireland is growing serl-
ous, and there is every appearance oil
preparation for an organized revolt against
the government.
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GRAFTON.

The Republican Meeting ON the 18th
Magnificent Speech of Ex-senator
WilIey-A Well Written Summary Of IL.
GRAFTON, August II.
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TIE GOSPEL or HATE IN WEST
VIRGINIA.

81 hate Mc Republican party ''iih all tI'e IN
l7,aty Of my nature. l intend 10 teach my
children 10 hate il. Ihaue lired hating ii, ana
mean 10 30 TO my grars hating a."-Speech Of
JAKE Jackson, Dem. candidate for GOreH'or' al
Foi,aoni, ,JIlv 90. ..
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REPUBLICAN, COUNTY TICKET.
Yves, virginia I.ourbonIsn,.

"Iam prepared to say that ''e hare ne '' <,
Constitution Of any State in he u"io"'"--
fEr Judos James Ferguson, Of Nano'eSG-a
nculncrnLl
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TIME TABLE.
Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.

tho WhSelins and Elm Grove 3. Il. viii run Is ici-
lows Cans viii start from each end Of the road At $50
A. ~ and regularly thereafter every hal:hour, until
10 o'clock p. NJ, except the following tdPs which
will DO omitted, yIE 1880 A. Nj l1'S0 snd wy ?.
N. 0a Sundays the $50 and o. N. and $3.50 p n
trips will DO omitted. ,,.,.,-,,.
CApitol cloak time, q. LB0NhAhE. hup'G