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FOR S EN- TOR


Annouhces himself q Uandidate for STATE
SENATOR, subject to the decision Of the DEM
ocratic County ConvcnUion. m
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-13
FOR A SIS ES S O r.
X. =. Fcntan

Is candidate for ASSESSOR Of Husnbofdt
County, New, subject to the decision Of the
Republican Convention. jy3td
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j. L. Guthrie,

OF Wfnnem ucca. a1Koences himself q cando-
date for SHERIFF of Humboldt County, Ney.,
subject to the decision Of the RepublicaN Coun-
ty Convention. au23
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A Kentuelsy Yendcitn.

LoUlsvrLLE, KY, March l9.-The Couri.
er,Journars special from Grayson, KY,
says: Another calamity took place in
the Upper Big Sinking Creek, Cotter
county, last night. Aparty Of regulators,
consisting Of one hundred citizens, rode
to James Bincon's house and asked
for John Boggs, quite a notorious
character who was concealed about the
house. Bincons refused to openthe door
but commenced iusilade ou'tbe regula'
tors, firing fty shots, killing, il Is believed
one OF them. This enrnged the regulators
who had come mostly TO notify Boggs 70
leave tti6eountry, and in their rage they
broke down the doors Of the house.
In the onslaught three shots were fired
at Bincons, who was instantly killed
while the rock thrown at the door TO break
Il down hit Bincon's wife and broke her
leg; thereupon the regulators seized John
Boggs, aud after short trial, took him u
a walnut tree, 10 steps from the house
where they hung him with cotton rope and
then fired two shots at him, one pene'
tratlng his body and the other piercing
his hand. In this condition Boggs wal
found this morning by DR.. Steel, who cu
the rope and took the corpse 10 Boggs
family. A 10 year old son Of Bincons wa
taken out and whipped by the regulators
for having Joined the iusilade agains
them,
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Tho yillaln sun Pursues Him.

New YoRK, March 19.-A letter in a
morning journal, written in the same
hand writing as the postal cards, circu.
lars and sham invitations recently sent to
second hand clothes dealers, business
firms and educational establishments, in
the name Of Rev. DR.. Morgan Dix, and
signed High Churchman, declared that
the nuisance would begin again this
morning at half.past eight o'clock, and
would continue throughout the day. DR.,
Dix left his house to avoid the nuisance,
and servant stood at the door to guard
against intrusion. There were only hall
a dozen callers-appllcants for situations
as servants.
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ITALY.

RoxE, March 19.-During debate in the
italian Chamber OF Deputies to-day,
Csyalotd of the extreme Left, defended
the Italia Irredenta Associations.
He admitted that the actual condition OF
affairs required their sentiments towards
Austria kept in check, but the policy oil
fear was worse and more dangerous than
the policy Of adventure. He held the
opinion that Austria was threatening
Italy, not because Of Irredenta agitation,
but because Of internal necessities. She
had need OF war against Italy and her
military party desired It.
Premier Carroll replied that the govern.
ment was not pursuing the policy Of fear,
hut one Of loyalty, policy which had
firm support OF the country. The friend
ship between Italy and Austria Is founded
in respect Of treaties and in sentiments ol
ilntv
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MARTINS FERRY.

Col. G. W. Mitchell, Of Portland, was in
town to-day on business. He will move
here abont the first Of April.
Mr.. Reese B. Smith, formerly Of this
place, but now Of Columbus, is here visit
ing friends.
Mrs, Hannah Amarine, nee Smiley, Of
Beverly, Illinois, died OF consumption and
was buried there last Sabbath.
The Laughlin Mill will shut down next
Monday for a two weeks stop, after a sue
cessiul run Of almost one year. The work
men are all glad to get rest.
A vote was taken the other day in one
department Of one OF our mills, which re-
suited as follows: Blaine %, Sherman 8,
Grantl.
Mrs. Harrison Bettis, very estimable
lady, died here this morning. She will be
buried Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The dfth anniversary Of the Women'a
Temperance League will meet this Fri
day. afternoon in the U. P. Church. Mrs.
Mary B. Reese, the noted temperance
worker, will be here and deliver On ad-
dress In the evening at Commercial Hall.
The District Conference OF the Nj: b
Church, consisting OF about twenty-five
ministers and double that number OF lay.
men, will meet in the N. E. Church Of
this place in June.
A meeting Of the Martins Ferry Vet
erans has been called for Saturday even
ing, for the transaction Of important busi
ness.
The deaf and dumb boy who wa
| knocked off the track by the accommoda
ton train at Rainey's Coal Works is still
living, but there is not much hope Of hi
recovery.
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all the amendments, save that in reference
10 the pay OF Marshals, was agreed 10.
Mr.. Conger asked for division Of thai
amendment, but the speaker ruled that an
amendment. reported from the committee
OF the whole, must be voted on in its en-.
tirety and could not be divided.
Nr. Conger appealed from the decision,
which appeal was on motion Of Mr.. Spring
er laid on the table-yeas l67, nays 40.
The amendment was then agreed to-yeas
ll5, nays 107. The vote was a party one,
except Mr.. Butterworth, who yotedin the
affirmative, and Messrs. Armfeld, Black
burn, Converse, Hooker, Hurd, McKen-
zie, Smith OF Georgia, and Oscar Turner,
who voted In the negative.
Ayote was then taken on the passage OF
the bill, and It resulted yeas Ill, nays 104; (;
so the bill was passed. At the close OF the
roll call the vote stood 100 to 100. For
some time, as the list OF those who had
not responded was called, the affirmative
and negative responses alternated, but
finally the result was as announced.
All the Republicans yeted against 1t
Hooker, Hurd, Knott and o. Turner.
Mr.. Atkins by unanimous consent re-
ported q bill appropriating 100000 for
public printing, with proviso that the
entire deficiency appropriation for that
purpose shall not exceed Si00, 900, and the
House Immediately went into q committee
OF the whole, and quickly rose and re.
ported the bill back which was passed
without the yeas or nays-they being dis
pensed with by unanimous consent.
Adjourned,
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Russo.cnINEsE DIFFICULTY.


ST.. PETERSBURG, March 19.-It is stated
that Russia will decline to hold any com,
munications with the new Chinese En-
bassador until his Government has rati.
fed the Liyadia treaty, and l am also
informed that the Chinese are already
making inroads into Russian territory.
The imbroglio grows daily more compli'
Gated. The st. Petersburg Pres stands
aghast at the sudden energy OF Nation
whose territory had come to be considered
the natural prey OF Russia. 1t is cha.
grined by the unusual civilities that are
now being exchanged between the Hong
Kong aud Canton Governments, by the
unexpected change OF front on the part
OF the English settlers in China with re.
spect TO Governor Hennessy's policy, and
by the friendly sentiments constantly ex
pressed by Ii Hung Chang toward the
administration Of Lord Beaconsheld. II
finds significance in the attention which il
now directed to the defenses Of Shanghai
where Gatling guns are being introduced
and volunteers drilled, and the scattered
residences OF foreigners collected into 0
well armed center. There is indeed nc
part OF China from which grave news il
not daily brought to trouble the Ministry
OF the Gear and TO induce the belief that
the course oi Russia IN encroachment on
Central Asia is at last TO suffer serious
check
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AEHr writer on European military
ilIsals attention to the disposition Of
Y Hsnties Of the Old World not only
hrn, bot to entrench themselves in an
slaii'a Of coming dangers. The little
siaSlt Of Switzerland is agitating the
.Aa , Of throwing up a new system Of
Aaaaaons and her history has been
!, alstei to show that Mongartcn, Lem.
q lad the rest were won under the
AsE OIL iOrtifcations which had do.
so The Austrian and Burgundian ad.
sa' Italy staggering under a debt, q
!. SAa md great military force, is forti.
- I, 90 all sides, the last being works
20, s'aad 10 guard the approaches to the
! ~ under Mont Gents, which will take
IAH to build and cost a fabulous
!, - Ssnarck's organ at Berlin paradel
~. III account Of the double line Of fOrti,
sa' with which Russia is eucasiue
:. ,.laa walls of defense which are only
SiEet after all TO tho bristling semi
ssl'oa -, , konissberE to Ratisbon, which
-. ,-a ~ !ae German frontier opposite. The
s'a ssI'aal'ate' Of France are matched by
~ ,.''., ., Germany along the line of the
,-,''d provinces. Meanwhile the i'm,
s..'a'aE ~ Of ordnance steadily autiquate.
~ hnanenis. and Erupp's last de
n ~ ssS lSfaSun weighing l2O tons, which
PSa ton and quarter Of metal.
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THE czAR,s BAD HEALTH.

BERLIN, March l9.-Private letters re
ceived here from trustworthy sources al
st. Petersburg, state that the Czsr is sui
fering from another attack Of his old com
plant, and that his SYMPTOMS indicate thai
his mind is failing even more rapidly thar
his body. His virtual abdication in favol
OF Count Melikoff, which step was taken
by the urgent advice Of his friends, who
represented to him that his only hope o.
restoration to health consisted OF hil
throwing of, at least for time, the care,
OF state, seemed to have a temporary goot
effect, but his former disposition TO indulge
in gloomy apprehensions OF present anc
coming eyils, has since returned in full
force.
Stories are quietly but freely circulated
through the Russian capital OF recurring
dissensions between the Gar and Czaro
witch, and the gap between the imperia
father and son Is said to be daily and ire
parably widening. The Cars intimate
friends, 1t Is said, still entertain hopes
that his proposed vacation rest in Tyrole
in the spring, may be carried out TO ac
complish what no remedy can, so long al
he remains in st. Petersburg. On accoun
OF these rumors the Bourse here is very
fat.
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CLARKsBURG.
serious Accidents : Mining troubles
Providence. Politics and PInafore-siis-
ceIlaneous Matters.

eeIlaneous Matters.
CLARKsBuRo, W. Va, March 10.
Editors InellIgeneer.
On Tuesday afternoon two little child
rem Of Mr.. Robert Alexander, ofthis place,
were playing together in 8 room during
their mothers absence. They finally con-
cluded they would play robbers. The
older child, little boy about four or five
years old, by some means found loaded
revolver, either in drawer or elsewhere
in the room, and pointed 1t at his little
sister, who was sitting on washstand.
He shot the revolver oil, the bullet enter
ing the little girls head, near the nose.
The physicians so far, believe, have not
found the ball. II Is not known whether
the child will recover.
How much blame attaches 10 the parents
OF these children for leaving revolver in
the children's reach, do not know. l
mention this as one Of the daily warnings
TO anxious mammas, indiscreet papas and
meddlesome children, hoping that all may
learn that revolvers sometimes will shoot
when the trigger Is pulled, even II touched
by the finger OF an innocent child.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. James
Fowler, an employe of the railroad COM
pany. was helping propel "hand car"
along the track near Glarksburg, when the
lever knocked him down, striking him on
the head, and almost instantly killed him.
He leaves wife and two little children.
The coal miners here are doing but lit
tie business at present. The freight rates
at the beginning Of the year were long un-
fixed, and when they were fixed it was at
rate SO high as to prevent the shipping
OF coal from this point ut as remuneratiye
prices as during the previous year. The
people feel the need OF a competing rail-
road in order that the resources Of our
country may be developed. Clarksburg
would be an excellent manufacturing
point II goods could be shipped to market
at reasonable rates.
The wheat crop IN our county so far, is
very promising. The unspoken supplica-
ton OF the farmer last fall was for little
more feed, Lord, to keep our stock from
starving during the winter. They now
have changed the form, and say, "LoId,
what fool / was, what want Is few
good cattle at reasonable prices TO eat up
tLC L lhNC lGlts 11ON
forget that the same Providence that
scorches the fields with the summers sun.
tempers the winters storm with the wand
OF mercy.
Political circles have scarcely even yet
begun TO form in our midst. The people
here, believe, so far as the Republicans
are concerned, prefer Blaine or Sherman,
but many think Washburne will receive
the nomination. No meeting has yet been
called to select delegates to the Wheeling
Convention.
al. N. S. Pinafore'' will be rendered
March S0th, 3lst and April LIST by an anna
teur troupe Of our place. Excursion trains
will come from Weston at that time.
Several new buildings will be erected
here this summer. Richard Lowndes,
Nathan Goff, Jr., and others intend build.
ing.
yesterday.
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OBrruARY.-Wm. odbert, for many
years resident Of Steubenville, and
brother OF John and David 0dbert, this
city, died yesterday after protractel ILL.,
ness at his residencein Wheeling, w. Va,
aged 90 years. Mr.. odbert was native
Of Pennsylvania, and was born in Wash.
ington county, March, 1911. His parents,
James and Ann, came to Steubenville in
1872, when Mr.. 0dbert was but one year
old, and located on what was known by
the older citizens as the 0dbert farm, one
and half miles south Of the city, and Is
now owned by the rolling mill company.
While following the ayocalion as farmer
with his father, he Of his own accord took
up the trade OF wagon making, which
suited his inClinations better than farm,
ing. When yet a young man he came tc
this city and opened out shop on South
Fourth street, where Falk's bakery and
confectionery now is, when he added to
wagon making carriage making and trim
ming In all its branches. This he Contin
ued up to the time OF his removal Il
Wheeling, some twenty-five years ago
where he engaged In the same business un
I'll his health failed, some fifteen years ago
when he sold out and went into the gro
Gerry aud provision trade, which he con
tinued up 10 his death. His brothers
John and David odbert, with other friendi
In this city, will attend his funeral. which
takes place tomorrow afternoon at tW(
! o'clock,-Slelbenplle Gaseite,
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ANOTHER DISCOVERY.
The Power OF the Electric Light
Exceeded in IFS Value 10
Humanity.
How "a Rochester Gentleman Dis.
c0yereu the Secret OF
Longevity,
Whereby He Saved His own Life
anu Gave the Results 10
the World.
A Record Unparalleled In the Ex-
perience OF the Medical
Profession.
RoclIrErrn. N. g. Mlrnh I

R0clfHSTER, N. ", March I.
At 4 tlmO When the public attention Il specially
directed toward scientific diJcoYefcs tho FtvelaiIon
which has been made By kcnu6man Of this city
comes With unusual force, ltA we'll known that all
Kidney troubles are dangerous, and that even Lllght
difficulties should eelVe imnediale attention. Hers
OioTe BrlghtS Disease Of tue kidneys has been con-
IideTd ineuabls aud all afflicted With II have ALan-
doned hops. MI. II. II. Warner, the well known
dealer n 6a,e5 And oi our leading eitlens was Of
this number, aHd when given up W phySiciabS Of
iected bis own recovery by what II already bccOnink
famous gs WarnurS Sale Kidney and Liver Curc. 70
remarkable va! the recovery that he delermlned 10
give the nned! 70 the public, and the following
sironl and authentic facts amply confirm Its greAI
YAluei Charles 3, Prentice, Of Toledo, o., Eent TO
Paris and thence 70 England to h treated for BrGhta
Disease aud, after tue Otht phyHielAnS Ot bVh c0un.
tries had done Whist they could for hlM gtys up In
despair aud turned TO AnOiicA 10 die. Herr be To
eelEed further uolment froni other 'kiliul physl-
clans Without bantlt aud while "liatelsy lingering
Kidney and Liver Cure, tsoE Il abd vas completely
cured In few weeks. Hotise tue folloHingi
SALT LAKE ClTr, Jan. %, $780,
H. H. tTdrNer / o., RosASIisr, " vi
GENTLRnEs-ln 1871 Ut Warrington, D. G., ex.
perieneod very severn attack Of Pneumonia, tsfmIn.
iIng in Hspltiili Qnaammaiioa Of thellvei), which
gradually extended 70 the Kidneys Ny eniire aJa-
TEN vas ln tsiTlbIe CONDITION.. Ny skin became
yellow, dry aud ieTeTiSh; N! limbs beam 10 swell
and With certain death staring nc ID The iHes be-
came utterly depondent was Kept by my phyll.
eian-one o. The best in Waahington-up6 an tx6ll-
sEe milk diet for I'VE months with no Improvement
but 40 pgtraValOn Of ell my symItoniE. Ny casa
seemed utterly hoPeltas, aud was . regarded BY
council oi the most eminent phybiCians iu tho city
Death seemed Inevitable. by the Idylee Of friend
vas Induced 10 Try Wnner'i safe Kidney aud Liver
Cure, and Ia ton Eeekl was entirely restored, and
verify believe Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cura
the best m0dlellO ever prepared. am, genlltinSn,
| GRATEFULLY youf, o. J, AVERELl.
Clerk supTime Court Of the Territory Of Ullh.
Any ons Sho has paln 10 The 9lsk or ihe slightest
slant but seek r.lI through this sovereign ErhNlV
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The marks last evening indicated Is feet
10 inches and falling.
The local packets arrived and departed
as usual yesterday.
The Cherokee passed down yesterday
for st. Louis. While at the leyee her
crew were examined by Local Inspectors
Young and Wilson in regard to the recent
collision between the Cherokee and ST.
Lawrence.
The st. Lawrence arrived yesterday
from Cincinnati, and will return thiseyen-
ing at the usual hour OF departure.
The Buckeye State was due down last
night for Cincinnati.
The Bachelor will be this mornings
Pittsburgh packet, leaving at o'clock.
The Hudson Is due up this morning,
en- route from Cincinnati TO Pittsburgh.
The Diurnal will be to.day's Parkers-
burg packet leaving at 1880 Am.
The Welcome leaves this morning at
1880 o'clock for st, Marys.
The Salt Valley is due up this evening
from Ironton TO Pittsburgh.
The Stockdale will pass up tomorrow
morning, en- route from Cincinnati To Pitts
burgh.
The Annie Kelly is loading and will get
away this evening for Cincinnati and
Louisville.
The Andes is due from Cincinnati Mon.
day.
The local packets will be on hand to.
day, including the prompt Bellaire packet,
Pres Ellison.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of yesterday
says: The Andes reshipped 15 tons on
the mailboat for Louisville, 100 kegs nails
for Paducah and 1000 kegs nails for Mem.
phis on tho Virgie Lee, and 40 tons OF
miscellaneous freight on the Thos. Sher.
lock, for New Orleans.
lBy relegrsph.l
CINcISNATI, March 19:-River 80 feet II
inches. Weather cloudy and cool. De-
parted: Andes, Wheeling.
NEW ORLEANS, March iO.-Weather
partly cloudy and pleasant. Thermometer
B0o. Heaying shower last night. Arrived:
]. S. Mcdonald and tow, Cairo; City OF
Alton, st. Louis; Golden Grown, Cincin-
natl.
PITTSBURGH, March 1O.-RiyerS s feet Q
inches and falling. Weather clear and
cool. Atow in charge OF the steamer Ella
collided with the Smithfeld street bridge,
yesterday afternoon, sinking one boat and
SO, 900 bushels Of coal. :,
|, ST. LOUIS, March lO.-weather clear
and pleasant. River 10 feet inches and
falling. Arrived: Centennial, New
Orleans. Departed: Port Eads aud
barges, New Orleans; Fearless and Belle
Memphis, Memphis; Sam Roberts and
barges, New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, March 10.-River rising,
with 10 feet in canal. Weather clear
aud windy. Arrived: Future City, New
Orleans; Parker, Memphis; Clifton, st.
Louis; Golddus., St. Louis. Departed;
Howard and Future City, ST. Louis;
Parker, Cincinnati; Clifton, Huntington.
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:, sa' don't they use onions? For
T,. 'ssa''' sak' why don't they use theInR 2
t,.,s ss,'. Do they live? will 90 up there
n. 'lnd 4 tell them to use onions,H Such
NJ, ~ @e excIamatiOns OF our mother
Ss Ae reported yesterday at dinner
q. eilld Of Mr.. G. W. Dudley was
S1nad ad that the whole family, includ. .
i Wsll, Wsal alarmiugly sick with diphthe.
4 G,aer G%o.aer was moved to these earn est
kiS.,,s S,sIHes'ed expressions by a firm be.
So y. '9e kuowsoi several lives saved by
Il, " go q onions in diphtheria. Mother
p..iosu,el TO earnest and Interested ex.
sSsoIn oya iirm belief that she knows
lS,S,5.a.iyes saved by the use OF onions in
d, H..lla, " one being our sister. In these
q "sl onions were placed In ban.
iss,isias s oealen into a pulp, the cloths
klsJn onion juice and all, being then
t,1s lioand the throat and well or
IN S.4aIs SseaIs, RensYals may be made a
( 4 N. SS'Na 70 get dry. In the cases motto,
ID vault s;.S5aIl was almost magical; deadly
tssc,, sscs,,,''ui,ng In a short tune 10 sleepy
M = We wish this remedy miahI
lsi.is.slae enough trial 10 fully test II
DanHJ Mirror.