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One Of the most popular medicines NOW
before the American public is !iop Biuers
You zee It everywhere people taEe n
with good effect. II bailds them mn Il
is not % pleasant 70 the taste as acme
other Bltte;s as il IA mot whisky drink,
II y lofe hhe the old fashioned bone set
tea tAai has done o world Of good. Ifyou
don't feel jus. right try Hop Bittsrs.-
Ft'H'dd Hehh NWF&W
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NEW YoRk, November 24.-The over
due steamer Bristol arrived last night in
tow OF the British steamship Nswsrch
Castle. She anchored outside the bar and
came up. to the city this morning. The
Ethiopia, which arrived from Glasgow
last night one day behind schedule time,
experienced head gales and heavy seas
during the entire voyage. I0n Tuesday
last terrific weather was encountered, the
seas breaking over her and sweepirg the
entire length Of the vessel. Her bows and
"turtle deckn are covered with ice. ~
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Roxus Ruehnuan,. pond.meu.

PHl6DE1rHn, November "a. -Thejury
in the case Of Or. John Buchanan, Martin
Chapman and Thomas Van Buren,, charged
With conspiracy to detraud the Goyera-
msnt OF <, 600, the amount Of recognizance
OF the frst named prisoner, returned a
verdict of guilty aa to Buchanan and
Chapman, and aequittsl as 10 Van Buren,.
The trial Of Buchanan upon the charge Of
swiudling and using the mails for that
purpose, was fixed for Tuesday next !
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Ronr, November p The Russian gov.
ernment has submitted to the Vatican
three names with the suggestion that the
Vatican select one for negotistor to come
to Rome to settle the ecclesiastical dis
pules between Russia and the Vatican.
These negotiations have hitherto been
carried on at Vienna. From this list, the
Vatican has selected Chevatier and Beute.
rev, at present Secretary OF the Russian
Embassy at London. Manager Jaeobin
has settled with The Pope q plan for the
future conduct OF the relations Of the
Papacy with the Powers. z
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PIT. BaFnum Gettinr Retter

NEw YoRE, November PAP. 7. Bar
mum, the famous Snowman, has been 60.
yerely III in this city for over week, suf.
ierihg mhchtrom an obsttuction o. the
intestines. His condition for several days
critical, but he ia now thought to be
ont Of danger.
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FESsspOrr, ;Ksyg November 4-Asor
wstt, { Veteran 81 The war;ot 1872, died
at this place yesterday, aged one hundred
and three. Mr.. Ward fought under Gen.
Jackson in the famous battle Of New, Or.
leans and claimed 10 have seen General
Paekenham fall on. receiving bis death
wound in that engagement. Ward was
bornin' South Carolina and moyedIto this
State tWenty.six years ago.
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plphtherIn in CHICAGO.

CHlcAeo, November 24.-Reports to The
Health @ Commissioner show. that diphthe-
ria Is spreading in'this city very rapidly,
and It Is stated that tie disease Is more
violent than usual, in some cases whole
families being taken sick. The presence
Of the disease Is laid to defective sewerage
in many cases, and landlords are being
compelled to put their houses in good
condition. 50 siitts
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ST LOUIS Noyember "a -Thaddsns
Blber, who killed Mrs. Frederick schuend:
Ter on the l4th Of August, 1870, was to-day
found guilty Of murder in the first degree.
The woman was the mother ioi Lizzie
sehuendler, who had been. Baber's mis-.
tress. She had separated them and per
suaded the girl to enter upon life of
prostitution. AT the time Of the shooting
Of the old woman, Bsber fred q random
shot through doorway and mortally.
wounded Lizzie Schuendler. tc'g ID
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auother FIre IN the on REGION.

BRADFORD, Pa, November 24.-A fire
broke out in gambling room at Coleville,
an oil town ten miles southeast Of Brad,
ford, this evening, and before it could be
got under control thirty.fve buildings
were burned. The structures consumed
embrace the principal hotels and stores.
A rough estimate Of the loss on the build.
ings and contents places the figures at
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OF EAuREsnErT. AND SOME OF 1rs
a a 'os' FEARFUL EPFEors.
.sew is the Winter of. our DlseOntsnr'
Navigation sun cIesed-Deafh
'nl from Rreesips and By the Cap.
siEe Of q Vessel I'm Gale
sliF The Beautifal 9.


ST. LouIs, November 24-The ice q
running very heavy in the river, ana nav
isation south from this point is suspended.
The large transportation companies, how.
ever, are as yet making no arrangements
10 load at Cairo and Belmont, believing
that they will be able to resume from this
point in few days. The Anchor Line
Company are tonight making Cairo the
northern terminal point, and will send
boats south from there.
1t has been showing all the afternoon
and evening. Good sleighing for Thanks.
giving. ~ 41s4 ~ I'D.
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ARAYRR0 \ m, E5nAuRoRA.r y
The Pope's Special Organ, In an Alleged
0ftieihi utterance, Counsels Peace and


RoME, November 24.-The Aarara pub
lishes an article believed to be inspired
and which attracts considerable attention.
1t says:l"The Irish Bishops can never
preach revolt, crime orytolence, and will
not do go. The Pope does not need to use
any great efforts to keep them In the path
Of duty, but he may possibly have already
advised them to separate themselves open
ly from these who spread terror by brand.
ishing thesword in the faces ottheir fallen
citizens" 81 s7r s'7il
The article concludes: 1--WE trust that the
Irish clergy will he an instrument OF peace
and order, and that while, they 4trive to
calm the pasBions ofthe people, The Eng.
lish nation will settle the questions al
Issue by drawing closer the bond which
should unite two. sister countries"
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LEaHoRS, November s4-Ths steamer
ortigia came In collision this morning
with the French oncIe Joseph, near spez-
Sia. The 0ncie Joseph was 90 much IN
tured that she soon sank. She had Ihree
hundred passengers on board, only abo1t
titty ot whom were sayed. Tho Onipia
has srtited at LeGhoin, having also beon
severely dalnssed. - :.
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nniehere.lt H,u,.aIf

NAsHv1LIE, November 24-Tbomas FL
lingt6n, = commercial traveller for W cod,
Rsnnie 4 Co., Of Nashville, attempted
suicide at the . Dunlap House, Humboldt,
by infieting horrible gsshes on both sides
Of his neck with . pocket.knife and
stabbing himself five times in The region
Of the heart. He cannot recover. NJ,
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MoErRRAt, November q. The steamers
Peruvian and Dominion have taken up
quarters at mouth Of Richelieu river where
they may have 70 winter. The steamer
Ottawa Is sground and. fears are enter.
tanned for her safety. The, bodies Of three
lmen, frozen, were seen floating down the
river on q block Of Ice, sr. tiF-afii'
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rar capacity Tor laundering in the matter
,r,omina.inS and voting for Presidential
,srtors seems 10 be immense. The vote
!, tbis Stale shows Captain A. NJ. Pound
roDe, Of Upshur country, TO be consider.
,Hy ybebind the other Republican electors.
\, instance, he has only, 1915 votes in
ss State as against 40, ,e5s .forJ. B. N lena.
NJ the highest eleclor. This isa differ
,,c.ot 4O7 "a difference three times greater
N,ntbe Democratic margin Of victory in
C,ilotpis, and one that might have proved
, ,s,y serious matter in this State had dur
MA been close and the Presidential con-
". close. The discrepancy arises from o
yopde, in one Of the counties whore, as
=, .s informed, Captain Poundstopss
,,ne had been accidentlly4 left Of the
HE, altogether. This shoSs that too
s,uy cooks spoil the broth, and that SlIthe
J,c.o,aI tickets in each State should be
otuted and distributed under some one
's,4llvent and experienced supervision.
Sus lay grels trouble may, arise! to, the
,s.ntry On account Of blunder Of this
ilsI. A President may be defeated in this
.,y vhom it wss really the intention OF
,st psople TO elect. The same blunder
,.is in this State has occurred In Indiana,
,ud The Republicans have lost an elsctor
ueoasequeucs in that State. In the Sixth
p.tric. tRo name OF B. D. Parker, Reprb-
i,ln candidate, was omitted from the Re.
,cblicaa ticket in several counties, and as.
.,,salt be rupsa6but1 10, 600 0bshind, slect-
IA his opponent, D. W. chsin6ers,, by
It,s majority. This is q set ofr Tor the
Republican Elector sFYea in Caliiotnia.
I'll
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-oHIT' fR0M ioijiHiliA,niL,EisiiT0N.. = :
Murder OF q Miner BY . Mate e-Rninored
Assignments.
oHARlEsTos, W.Va.i November ?

CHARLEsros, W..Va.i November 24
Special DIspateh 70 ,hs 1ntsllisener. l.ro,
Pink Brown, Of Coal Valley, who was
struck on the temple with q stone In the
hands Of Joe Green Sunday night, died to.
day. Green had a hearing before d justice
and was acquitted, as &c was shown that
Brown pursued him With an open knife.
Both were miners. IRA = y '.9 y,
Williams and Lewis, coal miners, are re-
ported having made an assignment. ii
@. Il. Small, a dealer in China ware,
made an assignment yesterday. y
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issnsIodr ,i.Inilder9d ANN

ISpASAPol1s, November PA Han.
cock electorseems to have been elected in
this State. The name Of the Republican
elector oithe Sixth district, B. s. Parker,
was omitted in six counties, and his Dem
ocratic opponent, D. W. OhAmbers, beata
him about 10000 Yotes. -
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hanl,lssivInr at the metropolis

NEw YoRx, November "a, vThanks.
giving day will be generally observed
in this city. Several exchanges banks
business houses and government offices
will be closed. The churches will have
special services and the theatres extra per.
formances. The evening newspapers will
not te issued tomorrow.
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PouaakEErsrE, N. Y, November pa
The river has closed from above Albany to
Hudson. Two tugs with forty canal boats
and baIgess IN tow passed here, gsfng
south, at IO1, n, being the last tow from
Albany. Nayigationi 70 Albany may be
considered closed To-. the season, unless an
unexpected thaw comes. Bsi ., .{.{ ij;'
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iPARRY soUSp, November 2A-Two feet
Of snow has fallen here and It is still fall,
ing. "a g no7s3,og sii ? lE'i'
iCrcISxkTr, November 24.-The weather
Is WARMER. Il showed here to-day. 3is
4NEw YoRk, November 25.-2 4. MA
,,sncv storm set IN At 10 O'clock last night,
and at this hour s!ill continues.
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bad weather az sea.

LosDos, November 24.-The steamer
State Of Nevada. which arrived at Glasgow
on the 2sd; from New York, encountered
fearful weather. During the passage her
deck house was smashed and thirty.five
head Of cattle killed. she was hove 10 for
two dayR. q =. =
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yaE New York Blldin OF yesterday
Wednesday, IS advised 5tha. Ohio wool
toVen are refusing iorty.fiye cents ior
asir clips. Holde,sof stock IN the Eas,
UOs1pecdng higher figures, and ere very
s'n IN their yiews. "'sS ~ y . II
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NKv YoRx, Noysnbsrs An Offer q
o quarter million 6s of 1880 was rejected
blythe Assistant Treasurer Il. days the price
being above the limit fixed by Secretary
Sherman,
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MuwAurEs, November g4-A Sssinel
lacrosse special says that Alpheus 8.
Foote, FORMER partner Of Brick Pomefoy
In the publication Of the Lacrosse Rrnle.
eYat, was to-day sentenced % ave years
imprisonment IN tie penitenttaIy Tor tor.
gerry, -. b 4 I-.lll.L n.
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chIenro church cnimts.

oulcAao, November 24-The Second
Presbyterian Church has called Rev. DR..
McIntosh to Belfast, Ireland. DR.. ". n.
RYDER. Of St, Paul UniveIsalists Church,
has received and will probably accept q
call from DR.. Chapin'a Church, New York,
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A plaerenee About Chureh motler,

MARSHALL, TE.., November q. Smith
Hayden and wife, colored, reading In the
eastern part OF the county. differed last
Sunday about church matters and she
split his head open with an ax, killing
him instantly. She was indicted to-day
BY the grand Jury. h
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ALnLxI, November 24-The outlook
for navigation on the. canal is very dis
ooursging, The canal is closed from Buf-
talo to Lockport. with five inches OF ice
most OF The way ID i3aa 2lle
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I CHESTER, Pa, November 24.-The sloop
Msmoos, OF this city, was sunk in a heavy
gale in Chesapeake Bay near sassafras
river last Thursday. Charles sleetman
and William Caspsrson, Of Bridgeport,
aud Mr.. Rodgers, Of Camden, N. j., were
drowred, - "
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HALlVAY, November 2A-Ths cage pill
hsh BEEN opened and the air is said to be
tolerably clear. The exploring party
didnit vet further than the foot OF The
sSah, It's proposed 70 yenhlate the cage
pIt by forcing steam down in . lot.
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aliir.: 30. p nnd pa Foprteenth hIreeI
wr reeelved yestetday e. adyanee eOpy

VS. received yesterday an advance copy
Il The Postmaster Gene,ai's report. The
,,iivg points in 1t rethe following: He
,,yo,s the continuance Of fast and special
nil ;rains; the reduction Of fees onsmall
~opsy orders, and the introduction OF q
,T,isrn Of postal savings something after
ne pl.n Of that in successful operation in
c,,,t q Britain. he. also suggests the pro-
,,i,,v Of considering Nhs!her'the time has
,a,come for the government to take charge
1.-The telegraph. .-------,..
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The total amount estimated for all the
executive departing ents ageregstesS 81 4 $780,
404 % for 1882 Theappropriations made
for the same in 1881 were SIS, ,40S sos so.
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Tho hogs that are being saltsd jim this
market this season: al S.nHusuallys choice
stock. Four and q hall per pound is the
price.
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The point, aud the onl yspoint, we have
0gh. to make in connection with the
sa,ua returns Of this State this ysm,iis
IA. there is reason to suspect that the CEN
q, Of 1850 was inacurately and neRligenly
atsu by the deputies of the United States
GlnhAls who had 1t in charge, and who
tlydAllIed along for months, be-
'g comparatively few in numbers.
Sscontend that the only,reilly i, reliable
auuera.ion the country has ever seen
us taken this year. twas taken speedily
a'G great number OF enumeratorsy and,
"a rule, they were 'intellIgsht persons
ai we'll informed asto the population In
I'd, circumscribed localities In Ens-
ndths enumeration is taken in one day,
Hattts only Is We approach that sort ot
Simultaneous swoop upon every house
n The land that We can hope for accuracy.
We contend that some Of the per cents
lIpparent increase are perfectly absurd
ID instance Raleigh county, where the
G,sed increase 10 100 per cent. Andyet
s.esu,'us Of 1870 shows that Irom ls6Oto
bat !en she only increased s per cent. N
hsouuty Of Boone, right along Eiae q
s.'. only increased 90 per cent this census
tal he county Of Metcer., another neigh
ao', only c per cent
And 50 We might particalarisefn othsi
a Inces. We rsier to these as showing
hat there is good ground to suspect tina
sSseAcsus Of 1870 was mot a sel!abls zen
aaeIatian. -.-.-..-re 2 ~.
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t4rat sHiss}i q ~ -, ~
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IaExcusARLE sLUaDERa.

Votes Cast for GRrnsId Eleetor in Indi'
ana Returned as BaVInE Been East for
aPerson WhOAe Name was not nPon any
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ANNrII AreaoPRIATIoNs

For tho DiRereut, Goyernmspt Depart.
msnis and Official bureaus at Wash.
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THE FATAL FALL

y = Ut. ! y =. : ~ n TT-7IV 2 .
EasF G-'iiI1 :. -lsGs. 5l0
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MATTERS ABROAD.
Il7 ols na0mA aLagA s,aias
ABSORBING e TOPICS FROM BEYOND
I !, T. 49, THE SEAS.
slTOB y. F<5
The Pepss Ksputed JopinIon of1rish
Anairs4 rhe Situation In The
"a Green IsIe-TWo Huudred and
5..!,5 4 Finy Lives Lost bya Col 4
5gAg z lisioa ors.seensrH
ausRuLIYI,' ER1H.- lslE

LaTlaa aslgTI I.IiLT 81
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sing at IS. West Virginia deferred
bonds got up to IA yesterday.

EyERyBoDy but the printers viii give
thaaksjie.dAy. The ine1Srable public,
attet they have had Their day Of enjoy
msnt, demand the news, and hence the
1SrEtuorsoEE will appear as usual to-
morrow morning.
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our Iuereihs III fopulhtlons - ~
WeQuots The following paragraph from
he Barbour County PIaindealer:
l.ls painful to see how the 1SrEtlr.
pcES explains away the increase ofpop-
ttioa 10 West Virginia, under Dem o.
-tlc rule, aince 1870. To do thisIthat
aper admits there was not q fair countlin
81, An open confession is good tor!the
ogl. Neither would there haze been a
hit count in 1880, but for q Democratic
CrUess. Before 1870 hundreds otlthe
b. men Of our State, left the State on &C.
su1. Of the prescription Of the RsPubli-
al parry. But few, il AM, have lett since
&eD,DocTalic party has had control of
he STATE. t;t !. .seisssiT 9
Ilere is good deal that is mixed about
aslbOve paragraph. 1hssmnOh as Col.
I,h,n, a Republican, made theenumera.
au this year, We do not see that 8 Demo-
r4h Congress had much to do In secur.
aglo Barbour county lair count. In
.SOths population of Barbour was s,s5s,
I'd in 1870 it was 1882. This shows d
ishttrsctiOn over 10 per cent OF an in.
zeaa. This year the census shove q
Rpuatiou Of Il ,s6S, which is also a frac;
Ton over Is per cent increase over 1870,
he traetional increase.frpm 1850 to 1870
MS however greater than from 1870 70
49, s. that 1t does not seem as IL many:
i1pls Ieit the county in the days Of Re.
Eslicsn rule on account Of prescription.
Ihh. however, is not the point to which
HEiSh TO cali the. attention OF lhe= Plain.
tstr. TIE general returns from West
V.yinia show an apparent average in
r.ss Of population OF about 40 per cent
Esy Is it that lthoseiof Barbour Zone d
as good and attractive counties Of the
sl,sl, SHOW an increase Of only 10 per
at! Barbour Rdjoins Tucker county,
adyG while, as we hayesaid, Barbour only
bows Is per cent Of an increase, Tucker
tovs s. per cent. Now We put 1t to the
'aiadealtr to say whether Tucker Sha'
na superior attractions as to ennhle 1t Z
d, get completely away with her neigh
IA, Barbour Is generally supposed to, b.
.uRly better county than Tucker, ant
A.hs is nowhere at all, compared viii
aAaes's increase Of population. y
Again, Randolph county, another neigh
h,, shows an increase Of 45 per cent, o
anr cent more than Barbour, Did th
!sle Heleyetlan settl ement make this dil
bnles? --.--,.-----.--'
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sllrnisSaRs aSS ONO sdiisdai siock i
AliaE at lsS, Two years ago y went beg
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Dirty Trick.

pLast week we had an interview with
Campbell, who some six weeks ago,
while temporarily insane,triedt to commit
suicide by Draining himself with an axe.
He has regained his reason, his memory
being unimpaired, and his wounds are
mending slowly.
At the time Of the attempt he was sick
with mountain fever and had come to
Custer to receive medical treatment and
stopped at Haserodt's hotel. Rooming
with him at that time, SO he says, was a
small man who was doctoring a sore leg,
and who seemed very anxious to find
out the financial standing Of Campbell
and SO inundated him that at last he
took the money M of his pocket, being
in "a half crazy state at the time, and al
lowed the stranger to take it. After
this, Campbell remembered nothing un-
til he recovered his reason at the hos
pital. His description of the man and
the statement that he was rOoming with
him at the time is corroborated by Mr..
Haserodt and IA warrant has been sworn
out for the arrest of the villain, who, it
is supposed, went to Deadwood. The
amount taken was about $500, $25 being
in gold coin and the balance in green
backs.
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The Dance.

On last Wednesday night about fifteen
couples assembled at Booths hall to en-.
dulge in the light fantastic, music being
furnished by Messrs. Garthwait, Tubbs
and Mullen, and the excellent music
kept the merry dancers tripping till near
the "break 20 day" Refreshments were
served by the Occidental and Harry
done himself proud, and the supper
would have done credit to the Palmer
House. Taken all in all it was the most
enjoyable social event Of the season
Among those present were the follow
ing: Mr.. and Mrs. McHugh, Mr.. and
Mrs. Burke, Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders, Mr..
and Mrs. Knight, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith,
Misses Smith and Sanders. Messrs.
Garthwait, Tubbs, Mullen, O'Neil, Bee
Ter, Bailey. Flynn, Buse, Palmer. Shat
fer :nd Silver.