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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-11

TEE SALVATION SoLDRRs.-The Wheel.
ing branch Of the Salvation Army still
fights in the good warfare. Two meetings
were held last eyening-the frat In the
Second Ward Market House, and the sec
ond st Their headquarters in the Hope
hose house. The army marched from one
place TO the other singing salvation songs
as they went. Brief addresses were made
by the following persons, who related
their experience In the divine life: Broth.
ers Wincher, Cartwright, Jepson, Clancy,
Florence and others.
Mrs. johnson also made some very i'm.
pressiye remarks. The meetings are seem.
insiy increasing in interest. Many stood
up expressing resolutions 10 Try To- live
better and do more for the cause. The
attendance Is likewise growing larger.
Services this evening at the same places
and came hours.
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AMusExESTs.-sol. Smith Russell and
his company, played "Edgewood Folks
10 large house last night There Is moth
IND In the world in "Edgewood Folks"
but Sol. Smith Russell, or rather "Tom
DiIloway" as given by Mr.. Russell. Sol
Is splendid comedian, and in this c0medy
finds ample scope for the display Of his
versatility. He was ably assisted by
Messrs. Rockwell, Lanergan. RtnggOld,
Sol Smith, walter Lennon, VIM. Warm.
ineton and Mrs. Sol Smith, the Misses
McHenry Eayle, Taylor Wharton and
Little Belle wharton.
Nm. RhittdLs's CoHert- TicketsaIeg going
of rapidly for Mrs. Whtttakers Concert
Ed. and Fred. Norton, Mrs. g. B. Cald.
well and Mrs. Allan Brock will sing. and
also Mr.. r. v. ArkIe and Mr.. Lucas. Proi.
Carl Hermann, pianist, will render several
very tlne selections.
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A CARD.-The Republicans Of West
Wheeling desire, through your columns,
to express their thanks 10 the LaBelle
Iron Works Company for the use Of their
gun, "Garibaldi," on Saturday and Mon.
day evenings last. They also return their
sincere thanks to all donors who lent their
assistance TO make the affair q success.
By complying with our requestan pub.
fishing this you will greatly oblige,g
Wet WHEELING RRpUEtIcASs.
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CIBcur CouRr judge KefFin. This
court met at Q o'clock yesterday morning
and disposed OF the following business:
State vs. N. Burke, indicted for feloniously
cutting Ben. Frazier. Jury, =. w. Black,
Con. YAhn, Robert Luke, ]. E. Clator,
A. s. List, Sam. Kuglen, VIM. Kinney,
John s. Hanna, James Bedlllion, Q. Floto,
W. Pumphfey and Frank Hoge.
Jordan for State and Cracrait and Good
for accused Verdict, not guilty.
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(q!ticuEa
Astonishing Cures Of itching, scaIy
and ScrOfuIous Humors Of the
Skin, Scalp, and Blood Of Children
and Infants.

CUnrURL REMEDIES are sinPly slssIut u
~ IhsT 1RPsll . nolAel aha larSnis vilh graf
etssfsl. ale and reliable. uTICGRA, . motisInAl
Jelly, 1ETts dtell1. 3tl away Dad skin and aeah,
hlayI tnsInmAliol, tichlng add lrriAtioa, lOathai
Laas q H1if. Is rspfo1ueaa and 6t1Hti6as the kaiF.
CUT1CURA REsOLHEST, IL graf Blood PsridsF.
eislBSsA pITiGss, As4 srAdtafsS all ehroate ard
hfFe3itETy han1u CuTICURA MEDICINAL
JOLIET soAP, prepared fr0a cuTICuRA, Eleansll,
slotbeI and hbels diseased Surfaces EkiifnG tFah,
en-, Anl baaatiGsI Tie idn bSyOAd al pEaisG Il q
IN sleElntiy peranba To1st, Eata EaA EHusTy
RnAtiye.
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Mymother was afflicted long time with
neuralgia and dull, heavy inactive con
dition Of the whole system headache
nervous prostIation, and was almost help
less. No physicians or medicines did her
any good. Three months ago she began
to use Hop Bitten, with such good effect
that she seems and feels young again, al.
though over 10 years old. We think there
Is no other medicine ct TO use In the tam.
VA lady IN Providence, Il. L.
JotrnaI. NwFAW.
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Lpo BRoKEx.-Yesterday morning an
old man named Michel was very badly In.
jured by fall Of soapstone in Wet Mar
shall's coal bank, above the Top Mil, his
leg being broken and other painful bruises
all over his body sustained. DfE Eugene
Hoge and L. D. Wilson attended him.
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WHITFIELD y s17777-''
While the healing waters OF waukesha
have been the means Of curing number
able cases ofobscuTe chronic trouble, 90
also has St. Jacobs Oil been the bright
particular star in the armament OF rene
dies, which unfailingiy relieves and cures
rheumatism, neuralgia, and al bodily
pains. L. Coleman, Esq1 Proprietor 'of
the popular American House, Wsukesha,
Wis, thus speaks OF It: have used st.
Jacobs Oil for lame back, and it cured me.
Have also used 1t for 4 lame shoulder
with best success, and can 0heertIlly REQ
ommend i 70 all. :. !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-11

WARRINGTON, D. G., November Ill A.
H.-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
clear or fair weather, southwest 70 north.
west winds, rapidly rising barometer and
lower temperature.
For the Lower Lake Region, cloudy
weather, with rain or snow, southerly
yeering 10 colder westerly winds, rising
preceded in the western part by stationary
OF lower barometer.
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For Rent-Foundry and Machine Shop.
To Lel-Furnished and Unfurnished
Notice. Change Of Time. =
For sale-Horses, Spring Wagon and
Asthma cured-Dr. ]. E. Grant,
Notics-Fourth Ward G. &. A. Club.
Money 10 Loan-Alexander Bone.
Co-partneship Notice-Hook & sehra'
der.
Sealed Proposals.
Notice Of Co-partueship-cOtts, Diehl
For Rent-Plsasant Dwelling.
Window Ehutter-John s. Tfmble.
Funeral-I. o. o. F.
IIohautauqua Text BOOk-stanton & Day.
export.
The Scientific American-Munn Z Go.
Notiee1JOSn Emaheimer- [head Of
local
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Il. z. HopaE, Cambridge, Mich, says;
I have been afflicted with Asthma for
years, an .0aly Lung Pad" gave me Inn
mediate relief ] can recommend i - the
greatest remedy ever produced.-iSe AdV.
NWF4w
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Frtd RoArsr, Elq- Csshisr ssock.GrUSsrs' IA.
4 nal Bank, Pasbio. Colos1ae TFitssE ~ m - Eel
pIel1sd With its eheetS o. ny bAbT thai e1n-
nOs aeord 70 n Hiihoat i IN NJ beass- II Sc :
WUndIFt1l eaFe, Gna Il q bolnd - bSosuS very
Pgpul1r - SSol a. It's virtues Ere Enosn % The
n6s e.
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PERsoxAL PoIxrs-The Worcester
Doiiy Spy. Of the sih inst. has the follow.
ing notice Of Wheeling lady; "A revival
70 continue several weeks was begun a
Grace Church yestetd9y. Mrs Lizzie u:
Boyd, Of Wheeling, West Virginia, and
Mrs. Dr.. Keller, Of Boston, are 70 conduct
the services, which will be held daily 81 8
and : r. ", this evening excepted, on ae-
count Of Dr.. Yincents lecture. These
ladies were passengers on the wrecked
steamer Rhode Island, Fridsy night, and
Ma. Keller was so overcome with the
shock on the steamer that she was unable
TO be present at the meetings yesterday,
but e expected today or tomorrow. Mrs-
Boyd, in the forenoon, give briet &C
count OF her experience on the Rhode
Islsnd, her story corroborating the newt
paper reports OF the accident. She plead
cd earnestly for the unconveTted 70 pre-
pare themselves iof the judgment day,
citing the dangers Of the sea a. Identical
with those 70 be met in every day life, and
sgainst which all should be pepared. At
or. 4. she conducted prayer meeting IN
the yestry OF the church, nearly every
seat In the room being occupied.
Mrs. George Jenyey, OF Cumberland,
Nd, Is visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. A. J. Merton, for q long tune pre-
esn:or at the First Presbyterian Church
will leave for Pittsburgh in e few days %
engage In business In that city. Mr. Jno.
z. Merdel viii be the successor OF Mr.
Norton in the First Church. -....7
Mr.. John z. LobhiD, 8 prominent mer-
chant Of Anderson, Monroe county, Is in
the city.
registered At the the Mcclure Hotel yestet-
dsy: ]. 3 Lockhart, J. P. Rodgers, Mrs.
Geo. b. Curtis and son, and Misses Minnie
W. Lockhart and Lizzie Rodgers, OF
Bethany; ". J. Applicable and John A:
Briggs, Of Wellsburg; Q. Z. Oldham and
Nv. q. Gamble, OF Moundsyille; Q. +.
Lorentz, Of CLAIR sburg; and u. 3. MADEIRA,
Hon. E. M. Tg.neF, Of Clarksburg, is at
the New Mcclure.
Col. Ben Wilson ia at the Mcclure
". II. Richardson, one OF Wheeling
young lawyers, has gone up 70 Bethany 70
deliver the anniversary address before the
American Literary Institute OF the College.
Mr.. Harry @. HAYNES, q popular CON-
I msrcisl man OF New YORK, Saose bone Is
| in Ohio, was in tho city yesterday.
Dr. w. Fsvl:n, Of Bucksnnon, is in
the city.
Mr.. Frank Bender, Of the Western
Union Telegraph Office, leaves to-day on q
months vacation. Prank Is popular with
the typos, owing TO his good manuscript
Col. John D. Anderson, Of Nicholas
county, Is the city in attendance upon the
sessions Of the Grand Lodge OF Masons.
The Colonel viii be remembered as the
sergeant.at.Armso OF the Senate ut its last
session here. He informs US that he will
be q candidate for reelection to his old
position at the ensuing session OF the
Legislature. Well, as there viii be o
Democrat elected, no doubt, there Is no
better man in the party for deposition.
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J. z. Wetkt, Esq., TSSn Treasurer, 81 Ailni5, Vt.
ayI Ia . Lester da'ed nay =; "If UOEkS 70 chIEm
en- ny flby't iAes and ke1d. Cured the beaa en-.
tirsiy, and h1I nearly cleaned The iSee q EFea-
have Tpeonmspded Il % ssTtfll, and Dr.. Plat kil
ordeFe1 Il i0E them"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-11

BUTTON BROTH SOUP for hsrchantS
Lunch This mornlnu at the New heLnre
House Sample Rooms.
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Chi1dren and Infants.

Cha ElyTe Hiskit, Jeney CITY HGlshtS \. j.,
HTitess my son, lad 4 twelve yeGEt, EIs enn-
pleisIy eRTed q terrible 60 o. E1sAby tie Caii-
e1n RSmsAieS. FFo1 TIE top q bis had . the Isl
q his feet gas Ont mas d RShA Every OheF rsnedy
and psydsiIaS hsd been TIED N VIIs.N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-11

oSE HUNDRED dozen Of S.button Kid
Gloves, in all shades and sizes, pfiee 20
cents per pair, worth 81, ct
sPEYRR BRos'.
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GREAT reductions in Millinery to make
room for our holiday stock.
SHEYKR BRos'.
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WE have stem WIud watches with Lock
NY ''A ~ JACOB W. sRuBs,
Corner Market and Twelfth SIS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-11

'oxK HUNDRED dozen Of "a job lot In Kid
Gloves, 8 button. We are closing them
out at 10 cents. sPEYER BIOS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-11

1xeurRK for Chief Tobacco and take no
other. You will likeis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-11

CuIEy ToBAcco is all the rage. Try 1t.
For sale everywhere. Id1 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-11

GEO. E. sTlFEL & co, will open to-day,
abOut 100 New DoImaas. The styles are
haadsuusr than any received heretofore.
GEO. E. sTlFEL & co.,
No. ifl4 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-11

IL you want the finest chew out, buy the
Chief Tobacco,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-11

Cn1ry TOBACCO is the "bOss." II you
Try it You will use no other.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-11

EyEsYsopY ehews Chief Tobacco, be.
cause il 10 the best. For sale'by al first
rlass dealers.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
a Is Gl 80 y 81 q -
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OMTIsTRY.-TO THOSE THAT DE-
DURR % ave thsif natural tssth Ne IOal4 az
IA. % are nov better prepared than gEG hetofe 9
spGbls then 70 Do a. By the Uhs q an ELxcIso
HAaHEIIc PLUssEH &c can AID are Inaklhs pstss -.
PStdS1fs IhRn have hEst1tOfS been made Y ~
eity q elsewhere, without tbs AID o. ne Eleet11
Pi1eRS4, What We ny Ne eAn Pf0Ie " 1eteG
4sSsSnstxIfisn. can and ~ for y01raslTeS.
JANES n BUBaISOs 4 eOa
Ia No iltI ksFket Fl. Whr4linz. ~. va.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The following
shows the range ofthe thermometer, as
observed at Schnepfs drug store, Opera
House corner yesterday:
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second session Of me Grand Lodge, Last
HIEhG-Eleeftos and Iastallnfsnf OF
OmeeES-BaDqnet, BFiels, &C.
The Grand Lodge Of Masans Of West
Virgins, held It's second session, stnighi.
at Masonic Hall. Grand Master Arbuekls
presiding. An election for officers for the
ensuing year, resulted Is tOllovs:
@. ]. Faulkner, Jr., Grand Master, Mar
JoSnH. Riley, Deputy Grand Master,
jackson O. d.
VIII q. Flick, Senior Grand Warden.
". G. Bennett, Junior Grand Warden,
/ 4. williams, Grand Treasurer, Wheel
odsls. Long, Gapd Secretary, Wheel
&. H. Collier. Gund Lecturer, Wheel
s samuel a. Austin. Grand Chaplain,
Geo. E. ThOnburg, Senior Grand Dsa-
con, Csbell county.
Frank Rex, Junior Grand Deacon, PAr-
4. Rssburu. Grand Marshal, Sinks
Grove, Monroe county.
A.G. Bailey, Grand PursuivAnt, sPenesr,
Roane county.
Timothy Bliss, Grand Tyler. Wheeling.
The Grand Master elect, G. J. Faulkner,
Jr., was then installed by Grand Master
ATbuekIe, and the other officers elec: were
subsequently installed By Grand Master
Faulkner.
The following lodges were then char.
John DoveL9dge, No. IS, ssPetetstOwn,
Monroe county.
4 Gfeeubrief county.
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Ghe 1tteui9sater,
New Advertisements.

once. Noe. rs and n Fourteenth streei
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THE sixth Wand Drum Corps have
issued invitations for select ball 81 NC
Lain's Hall Friday evening, November Il
Nf1sir he VsySfoyIs hand
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-11

For Rent-Foundry and Machine Shop.
To Let-Furnished and Unfurnished
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The Junior Garfield and Arthur Club
viii hold an important meeting this even
ing. and a. this will be their last full a.
,sndsnna n dssired
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The OHIO Senator.

The Cincinnati Commercial Gfpesli as
the opinion OF q good lawyer in Ohio that
| The iLegislature' OF Ohio can provide By law
lTorthe 'eiection'of United Sixties Senator
Ito take the office which will beYeiused or
resigned by Mr.'GAnFIELD becsnSe thecase
i is one not covered by The act Of Congress
providing for the election of senators.
This is an erroneous opinion. The act Of
Congress expressly provides Tor the case OF
vacancy happening duringthe session OF
Legislature. This will be the ease In
Ohio unless the Legislature shall adjourn
before the +ath Of March, as 1t is not very
llIkely to do, seeing that it willnot meet till
IUanuary.
The MewiYork Herald represents us as
arguing that GARFIELD could not resign
until thet4th Of March. Not sd; we argued
THAT though Mr.. GbRFTtLD might resign at
once, vacancy could not exist until after
Dir. n1fAN'S term expires; and that the
Legislature cannot act until thevacancy &C.
tually occurs.
Senator K. G.. RICHARSg, president pro
TEN. Of the Ohio State Senate" concurs fully
i'm The opinion that no United States senator
can be elected in Ohio un1il after March
4th. But he thinks that the President of
the, United States will notcOBvene the Sem
ate in March. Itwould be~strange, indeed,
II he should not.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-16

me SosfSNTS aszeitigsncer, the metropot
'tan Republican organ, announced that al
was understood before the eject ion that
Messrs. FcLKsRsoN;- PAUL, FRAzR.N, and
srovALL, ~sa'd. vt least, II they Desired
70 do 50. feel at liberty 70 act with ,lse Re-
puDlicans In tie organization Of the oexf
House.n
What say the Democrats OF the Ntfh,
sixth, Seventh, and Ninth Districts ~ thIsi'
DID those Of them who voted for TIE eansii.
dates samed so understand The POI .'tfoa a
ihose ssndidafesi For our part, we d' aot
believe 'hst either FuLxgasox or PAU .viIt
sct With the Republicans. Indeed, we aie
not yet ready 10 believe that General Ma
H0xg viii.
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Onward 10 victory


The Dispatch, we think, has flushed a
mares nest about that vacancy ia the Ohio
senaiorshin II will exist the moment Mr..
Garfield sends in his resignation. and then
the Legislature, il in session, ear elecI to
fli the vacancy, or II it has adjourned, the
Governor. can appoint. The objection that
Mr.. Garfield had not taken his seat OF been
sworn in as a senator would be TOO puerIe
and iair-splitting to be for q moment en-.
tertained. A sovereign SlaIe cannot be de.
prived OF its full representation in the Sen
ate by any trick OF that sor,.-State.
The State is totally mistaken. There
can be no vacancy until Mr.. THURMAN's
term expires. sThe rest Of the States para
graph needs 10 other reply than the state
nent that 1t is based upon a mlsappreben-
sion OF both the law and the facts of The
case.
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It is said 4hat there Is scheme in hand

1T is said 4hat there is scheme in hand 10
reduce the representation Of the South.
The fourteenth amendment 10 the Constitli.
doa provides in terms that when the right
TO vote is denied 10 The male Inhabitants Of
any State, "e9cept for participation in re-
beilion or other crime, the basis OF repre-
sentstion therein shall be reduced in the
proportion which the number OF such male
citizens shall bear for The whole nuanber OF
male eitigens ,twenly-one years CT age in
such State" The claim will be made that
the bulk OF thecolored voters in several of
the States are prevented from voting, and
the effort will bepto reduce the Representa-
ton accordingly Washington teiegsgm.
The constitutional provision refers to
denial By iaw-by the State; not by in
diyidua' members of the body.polHie. A
Republican Congress may try to reduce the
strength Of the South in Congress, but
hardly for itss reason set forth above. yhe
only reason which is at all plausible Is tae
constitutional requirement OF the payment
OF polttax as prerequisite to yotiag.
Massachusetts,, EbOde Island. and PenrsyL
vania are Ia the same boat with Virginia so
Far as this requirement. is concerned. The
Republicans may dc the SoEth as they did
Ten years ago" count her out"
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d the debt of yirsixia has no: been salts
faessrily adjusted 1t has been siirply because
the Republicans OF the State have not AS
sisted as Ia adjusting II. but, by 4 coalition
with the faction Of repudiasors, have thrown
every obstacle Ia the wsy OF settling the
QUESTION. Let the b0ndk<4defs, therefore,
blame the Republicans aud not the Demo.
cratic pssxs and IL nhe debt OF the State Is
finally "hxgained away. Vet not the Gre
Nifors or the Republicans blame the Regular
Democratic party of the State. We afe
geiDg 10 rfAdjust the debt, and II the Re,
putlicans don't help us Ii will be their
|. WIT Danui4s Post.
Tue. Let eyerybody take due notice
hereof "We are going 10 resdiust IN E
icbt.v The people ere ripe for real re-.
'diusimel% They woulin't keep The sub.
ect open ,%enty-four hours IL they had
hek wilI--no, not even to secure The elcc-
ion Of MASSEY Is Governor, or RIDDLE. !
'xRseR as United STATES senator, or srovAII
n FRAzikR 10 Congress-. s1 "a Z
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Another Voice from the Nort..l

WE have been shown q letter v, manu-.
fac,urer here from very distinguished
Boston merchant, and qsctp from II thefo-
lowing. This gentleman Is a Republican,
and has large influence In his community
al am happy at the result OF the election
for the whole countr',, more indeed for the
South, II one must have sectional beariHgs
IN mind, than for the Moth, hut most OF sll
for Virginia IN Der great moral and ccono-
mic victory over evil elements. Every day
I am gladdened by thoughtfuh earnest
words, private and public, from ah parts 'ol
the South, claiming new and vefter l'fe
and condNinns, political and mstetta', hence
forward as consequence ct The c'ecmon.
/ think that hereafter no man OF cmfneuce'
or ambitious TO be eminent Is leader, In
the eorth will venture to icsll anything
publicly OF the animosities gone ny, ana
thN with Garfeld's inauguration Viii De.
gtl an era OF good feeling, to cndure ano
grow for generations, encouraged ana rec
sy prosperity, under ieessistion and admiD
sfsiraiIon guided, or meaut TO be guided, by
/ broad views OF national polfty ana sounC
principles Of economy, fnaGce, and consil
tutional government.
| Something may occnr IN the coming
session Of Congress, by ac,ion or ATTEMPTED
action OF malcoatents, 10 revive diss.,reea
bic feelings, bat I reckon confidently upor
such prompt and severe rebuke OF every
provocation Of bad feeling as will qucki!
| put all disturoers 10 silence.
"The negroes in each STATE are the spe
cial charge of the people and government
Of each Stare. Much IKE children, the!
must be faugit what n best for them aOt
for the body polite In the enjoyment ant
use OF their rights and privileges. y
course rhev will follow leaders whom the.
think will best protect and care for 'heRl
but they mrrst be taught rightly to disciinii
nate q leUders and fbeir professions. 1ht
time they were welllied to abat don the Ma
hone lne."
%echronicle with pleasure these prcdf'
Of good feeling. We would fan hope tina
they nlay not prove deceptive.
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The Baltimore Sun says: The announce
ment Of the death in Charleston, s. C., OF
Mrs. Dora Stewart, popular actress. op.
pears 10 have been without foundation.
She IL in excellent health, aud is playing
with Mr.. Gus Wil,ilmS's "German Seuc.
tor" combination.
Ogden. Utah, is the first city Wet Of The
Mississippi TO adopt electric light. A flag
staff go feet high is 10 be run up from The
courthouse dome, giving an elevation Of
200 feet, from which four lights OF 5000
caudIe-power each are guaranteed TO abun-
dainty illuminate space OF one mile 10
diameter.