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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-01
THE WHEELING DECEMBER 1880

LRNLKY AGAIN JAILED.-AbOut9 O'Clock
last night, Deputy Sheriff Robert Phillips
and the jail nlghtEatchman, James Flynn
arrived In the city from lronton, Ohio
whittier they had gone on Sunday oven
ing, with Alexander Lemley, thealle8ed
horse thief, and jail breaker, In charge.
The prisoner was heavily ironed, and
was Immediately placed securely In cell
The arrival OF the ottiCeB was delayet
several houD on account Of their having
To be transferred around q smaBh'up OF
The B. & o. Railroad, at Glencoe, Bhorl
distance west Of Bellaire.
Through the courtesy oil Sheriff IlnRlt
aud Mr.. DAILY, the turnkey, an iSTELLi
oEScER reporter WAS permitted 70 hold IN
interview with Lemlty. II c'ili be remem
bered that he broke jail in company with
"Punch" Long. (who was afterwards re
taken, convicted and sent TO the peaiIen
tiary, In February, 1879.
As he peered out through the bars o.
the reporter with grinning face and rest
less eyes, Lemley said:
II don't want TO say nolhin' about the
story OF my life. But I'll tell you I've beer
here three times since l broke jail"
"When2" we asked.
"Last July; all three times were II
July. I've been workin' hard and homes
ever since got out Of here. was boat
ing on tows on the Mississippi; was In TIT
swamps Of Louisiana; out on the gulf RnC
purity much all over the South. ! worket
very hard and made some money. Al
last / came to Huntington in this State
and worked. wanted 10 60 to my OLE
home in Greene county, Pa, Blu
WIS afraid they'd catch me. While a
Huntington officers from lrontOn, Ohio
came over and took me to hold as a wit
ness against my uncle who was in tronbl,
there. My uncle claimed he was jealoul
Of his vile and me. He was arrested To-
some crooked horse dealing, and the!
kept me to swear against him. Then
was turned over 10 Sheriff Tingle."
Lemley Is a boyish.looking fellow, aPpar
emily not much more than twenty-five
years old. He said TO the officers that
was their business to try to keep him in
and his business to try to get out.
The vigilance OF Sheriff TiuRIe in Thu
and other cases is worthy Of commGnda
ton. Although several prisoners haVI
made bold attempts to escape, not ono ba
succeeded during his administration.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-01

JOIN RoEMER Is daily receiving some
choice styles OF fancy dress goods, beautl
full satin finish cashmeres. black and col
ors, fancy goods for holiday presents, do
nestle goods Of all kinds 2. very low
prices, carpets, wall papers, oil cloths
window shades, &c. Call and examine
our stock before purchasing. Nos. 2OlE
and 2O2I Main street, Centre Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-01

this State, and the distinction attained at
the National Republican Convention at
Chicago" by Mr.. G., may be regarded %
an appropriate souvenir Of the high eStima.
ton Of hiSiriends, thrust may be permitted
to express the hope, that still greater ap'
probation OF his claims to the public con.
hdence may soon place him In y position
where his abilities shall have wider field
Of public service, than the narrow limits oil
his native State. Very respectfully
W. T. Wiley.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-01

PuvLrC SA.E.-I will offer this morning
ct my Auction rooms, l0iS Market street.
twenty five sets OF single double harness
Also one set oil queenswAre. Sale posi-
tive, commencing at 9 A. NJ, prompt.
+. CHRISTIAN,
Auctioueer,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-01
Gtre Gatellt9suter,
,Si Soa. as and n POuTtO0nth street.


New Advertisements.
Spare Ribs-D. O. List, Jr.
70 Loan, &C.-AlexGnder Bone.
W8nted-Dr. Jones.
Protective Tariff. A. Dunniug.
Notice to Taxpayers-Jas. B. fancy.
In Store and for sale-T. A. Morris
Go.
For sale-Alexander Bone.
Ornamental Walnut Work.. l.. Mich
oil, Agt.
Opera House-'T. De Witt Talmage.
For New Orleans-Earle.
Notice.. @ Decker.
Hop Bitters-[third page.
Hostetter's BitteIs-[thlrd page.
Masonic Misunderstanding & 20.
Carpenter and Builder-Stephen Nc.
Collough-[iourth page.l
New Goods-Geo. I, SSliiel & Co.
Cuticura-[iourth pagel
Wanted-Rooms.
Mn. Knox Fluting Machiues-Nesbit
& Bro,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-01

AUCTION sale Of Music Books, Music Fo
los and Rolls, this afternoon at g o'clock
TO which ladies are especially invited. To
night at r.. NJ, auction sale Of musica
goods generally, at Sheib's, Washington
Hall. Great bargains TO be had.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-01

JANUARY /, 1881, we inventory. We
therefore offer our large stock Of mllIlRsry
and nutIuHS regardless Of cost, Ia order to
close them out. SPEYER BROS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-01

VOTE OF THANKS TO Nh. FAIRS.
When the reading OF the letters ant
telsgrams was completed, Mr.. POllack SAID
that great deal Of credit was due the city
Of wheeling as the home Of the hero o.
the event which called forth this remark
able expression Of the sentiments OF TIT
eommunity. He thought considerable
honor eouId also be claimed for the city IN
which could be found the painter O. such Is
,noved thst a vote OF thanks, and an ex'
pFession OF the unanimous congratulations
AZ Inc audience, be rendered TO Mr.. Farig:
This was done with an enthusiasm and
unanimity which must have been extreme
" gratifying to the gentleman.
me audience then retired, q portion oil
The friends OF NJ. Campbell cuhracing
the opportunity 70 convey to him Their
poFSonal congratulations upon the out
Come oi an act which bid fair at the time
70 have 4 les happy effect upon his
future,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-01
MnInlnrnnn. Noysmber q, lss0.
, -, go tpngi1le. ., IaN.atlon.

ciSigS,aa CORBiss On laNtation:
DtAR Sn-I regret. very hineeEely, my
Iirahility IA comply with your request o.
the Sith inat' 10 30 present on the occasion
Of the preSentation 70 Hon. A. W. Camp.
ban. 81 he historical painting Referred 70
- %hiiSt this evidence Of the fappteCiG.
lion Of thS epjnGht services rendered to
he Republican party, and The people o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-01

CHIRP TOBACCO is all the rage. Try II
For sale everywhere.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-01

NEW stock OfWluter Caps Just received
aud for sale cheap at
GEO. J. MATHlsONS, 1922 Market St.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-01

TnERMoNErER RECoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the Thermometer, a.
observed at Schnepfs drug store, Open
House corner, yesterday;
1879. 1880
7LnnMGF,M7F,MI7A.N. I9N,&R MI FH'
y Is 50 "a u 81 W 0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-01

EVERYBODY chews Chief Tobacco, be
cause it Is the best. For sale by all first
class dealers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-01

PARxERsrvRG, ". Va, Nov. %, 1880.
Ny Dear SRI am most gratefully your
debtor for the kindness shown In honor.
ing me with an invitation to the ceremony
Of presenting to Mr.. Camphsll the Me-
mortal Painting. You may be assured that
no event could more strongly attract me
10 your city than this, 80 unique, yet 80
worthy; not only to do honor 10 q distin.
Ruished Republican, but also 10 noble
principle. Your friend, sincerely,
H7EF JoUN A, HUTCHiNloN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-01

CHIEF TOBACCO is the "boss." II you
try Il you will use no other.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-01

IL you want the finest chew out, buy The
Chief Tobacco.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-01

INQUIRE for Chief Tobacco and take no
other. You will Iikeit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-01

MUTTON BROTH SOUP for Merchants
l.uOut this morning q! The New RcLurs
Nousp Sample Rooms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-01

No morphla OF opium in McIalna Pee
toEal syrup,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-01

WE have Stem WInd watches With Loci
Ing Glass, for $40.
JACOB ". GRUBB,
Corner Market and Twelfth StS'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-01
MILLS, FREw & CO.,
BOOK BINDERS
AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS

Are prepared at all times with the best ms
torial, To Oil Orders for Blank Books, such u
arc used by Banks, Counties, Corporations
Railroads aud Merchants, upon short notice
and in the most desirable and workmanlik'
manner.
Having all tic latest and most improves
machinery VIC feel confident that We will rem
der entire satisfaction to all who favor US viii
their orders.
Music, Magazines and Periodicals OF svery
description bound In q neat and duabl,
manner.
MILLS, FREw & CO.,
Nos. % 4 n PouEIEIaTH ST.,
so WHEELING " VA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-01

continaea ttom Rinl Pegs
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CLARrsbuEo, November q, 1850.

Col. Il. STIRLING,
Chairman, WheelinO:
Mr. DEARSTERLiSG:-Ire regret that owinl
10 pending official engagements, II will bt
impossible for me 10 be with you on thu
evening Of the S0th inst, ut the presenta
ton Of the painting to our friend, Mr.
Campbell.
With many thanks for your kindness,
Very truly,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-01

IL our report yesterday morning, Of the
explosion 1.-THE Tack factory the gay pc.
fore we stated that Mr.. Lodge had pee1
discovered and taken ont oil the ny wheel
pit by Mr.. Davis and others Of the Tack
| factory. The true state Of the case u that
Mr., Lodge was taken out by the bodley
wagon factory hands with the assistance
Of and by the direction Of David Nesbett,
iorman Of the blacksmithing department
at that factory.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-01

MOUSDsvtLLE, VIVA, Nov. %, 1850.
Rugh Sterling,
Chairman:
DEAR slR:-Your invitation 10 be pres
emit ct the presentation to Mr.. Campbell
on the 3Oth inst, received. As engage
ments elsewhere will prevent me from
accepting, can only send regrets at moi
being able TO be present at what must Ger
tRinly provo & very pleasant affair to al
participating.
Very truly yours,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-01

HNHyI UeA '"'
DEAR slR:-I an in receipt OF your invi
tation to be present at the presentation OIL
a painting to the Hon. A. W. Campbell
on the 30th inst. IreGret that my engage
ments are such as render 1t impossible
for me to be with you on SO pleasant an
OCCASION, ~ nothing would give me more
pleasure than to join with you in honor,
Ing your distinguished iellow.Citzen and
grasp him BY the hand and recount the
occurrences which this testimonial is de-
signed to commemorate.
Respectfully, &C.,
AIRY n MnnpP
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CnARLEsroN, N. N, Me-. b.

Hugh Sterling,
Chairman:
Your invitation 10 participate in the
presentation OF an historical painting TO
the Hon. A. W. Campbell on the thirteth
inst. is received. / deeply regret impor-
tant business engagements will prevent
my being present, but hereby tender to
Mr.. Campbell my heartfelt ConEratula.
tons for the testimonial you are about
TO present him. He richly deserves this
from his friends for his steadfast integrity
to Republican principles for a quarter Of 4
century through sunshine and Storm
Please remind him that "West Virginia
remembers her tF!ouds."
Jong S, CUNNINGHAM.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-13
CaABGG2Y NOTICE.

Ttr -fa.e.r v~a..f....,f p.y.f, ,.uv
-r.tr.rryt 4arr f.. U.,.#.t .#
.Ht f..,Jg
.. '.''A 'i'l
f. '''
'.'9'.'
J1hn % ''u'i 's. sa.a'h gl1fufi
hIIt i.f divorce Nr]i0g.Il, ug.
.s. i.a..lt h..l iuiHIs matter. 70
f't 's ibc sAils ,'.tlsuo Au uu.
'tli pen. ati Nf.i0r that & q
'.'ef. .u', Hll'tA QGtfHtd. pa non.
hl ol iht ~ilir - Miss igri.
1'' Dog atnai. rH uuUu 10 i-
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-13
NlNCERY NOTICE..

Toe s'7ie of Mi,.i.sirrf Pane, C,uu.
y l%eurciy Count, a. District gf
said County.
~ hu'rs before tue Clcil 4ud v,..
''t 81 sid Court 10 hi. onI,c I'M .h,
.1nu ui sarii., TUESDAY. Oyf,l..t
ll'l lN>1 No 1u1.
edward rcrticy " Amrula r,r.i,.
,li '"r divorce. Tuesday O.tsl,r
Upon 900 la,li 1lcl In thi. inst,.r
3'ir'il fIiNt ltisiaetiuu uftI.u..
t"ts sHri, Ist ana Master. il., ,t.
defendant, Amanda uarslc, lsa NON
resident ot ihr state 81 Nis.i..irr
IVY has her residence anil ra,i.ori
alafe.s ai Noumud4. Ashley connie
'al' ~ Arkansas % ia. t]hyirpr. .r
i'ici ll7t th's matter h, srt Ian
ing o" W. htst day VI The mex, term
lN. lbhucrry Court lur tho Fit.t
ulsttlrt ei lnuuia countv stttr =,
.ii.s sslp1it % bc heFun anal bsl.t f.
NE eeuttshuuic ct slii county b, ~.
own vt eirlis, uu the seventh NJ
my AFTER ilie fourth MauIt, ~
''l'hsr' lsel. TIE same cius tho MI 4
mondaY aud 10Th day 81 N-e,en,,
,NFV' aad said defendant Is hrF.L, \.
urred a q directed Ia appr,r 49,,
.hls Cont, then and there Ia ,i..l
answer or dcmur 10 the bin of ,,.
rlaint OF Edward tlcrkic, gl,,i '"u'
.outt against her tor a N orse
ths bond. Of mstthnony. "VH'
~ y further onlercl that A con, n,
.a'' order be publ he'd or iAc =,
: mouth In the Wuckl, pas"i,
nnh faulie lev spaper printed anil
published Ia The town OF ssrii. ~
THIS county, aud The ulrrk M ln
Z hereby ordered AMI dir,r,sd
70 said defendant a cony herr. - m,ll
,aw directs. Done nj hule. m .he
DAY OF October. lss0 ' iA'i
N. u. bLANN, Clerk
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-13

sMsacrruntmeu. cIimoi iu d
third, y married q smart, heli.lt
pretty gil, but she was "a rclul D.
blue stocking. She alorcd Tynul
son, dotted on r. ron, read Elmer on,
aud named Tie first baby l,.'rl.
Waldo Emerson and tie fcloul.
MAID but ! tell yon wla, 'd-, nul
the spcaker's eyes grew suspciomIy
moist, "whcn we lail lttIe Maud 90
her last bed at Auburn my poor
wife had no omembrmee uf neglect
or stinted motbefIy care, aud the
little dresses that still lie ia tae
locked drawer were all made by hgr
own hands.-Joama Of Commerce.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-13

60 HH NNHHHN ' ~ "NH
There IS at the drug store OF
Mes,rs. l.. +. Williams & Co. a
squash which weighs seventy pounds
II "tops' anything of ,he Kind tsa'
was ever seen in this country, and
was raisel by Webb Davis, n worthy
anu in lusttious co'orel rarmerliynr
q few miles south Of Sar1i., from
seed cent to lin By Mr. A. A.
osssby from Santa Barbara, Cali.
fornia. In old times Webb was o.
family servant Of hr Os'e,Ly. as'
such Is the attachment c@sttunirg
between them that they keep un d
pretty regular correspondence ad
feel great kindues, aul lrjc dimes.
ior each other, though three thousand
miles apart. Mr. oglesby wa.aluays
lbnity and successful farmer. and
Webb Is following very closely the
lessons aud examples Of hi. carly
life. lie owns a valuable firm, which
- entirely paid Cor and we'll stocked
with horses, cattle. hogs and imrle.
meots; and bic houses, gates, fences
AMI everything on bis place show
thirty management. tie i not only
clear OF debt, but otj1ys a ercii,
which any White man might DC sat.
ishad With. We hearl a leading
merchant say Webb might order all
the goods he wanted and his house
woald be glad to fll the order. for
Webb had proven his honor and
credit unimpeachable. lie Is sober.
industrious, steady and honest. spi
Is highly respected for his sid
wcrih. lie is blessed, too. with a
good and thrifty wife, and they are
gearing a family Of children around
them 10 sheer and eomtor, them
when old age comes. IL an c%olorsd
people Of the South were like tbrso
the "was,c places would blossom
snd our section would moe riah, an
10 permanent prosperity. Here !.
another example 81 what e@alorpl
people can 10 in the South II Hsy
rN. That 50 few prosper is thc,r
own fault, and that OF no one else.
We have no doubt this brief state.
nens will surprise Not,hern peoplo
- much as ii will crafty our old
friend and ?aondam nciehhcr. Mr.
oslesby, and !. /. equally eratifvin,
70 ns 70 be able t. make il. Win
ell the white people in this section
We hesriily congratulate Webb an,
comment his example to all the col
ored people Of the South,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-13

ron srRAIs. The whi,e Of an
&C., into which a piece Of alum abou,
ne .'z' q a walnut has been .,o.,d
es''' y iorms . jelly, is q emo RENE.
- - 'prsias. Il should BE- laid
~ I = rps.la On spIsss Of lin. and
~ . I'M - il beeoas. dry.
, 1880-06-04
STAR ROUTE.
FAILT11lr TO CONCUIk

WARRINGTON, q. C.. juno 3.-'rhe feature
of thn ,lay's uroceedInrs In the lIouso wus
ulo eotest oset .l.1 .'s ~.
Oilico Appropriation bill the provision for
roIett,ny the mail routes in tho Interest of
thn stnr.rontn rontrortnrs Thero wns n tles-
a.s..' ..ao ,,,... H. ~ ~ +hn ooatsnatars
through Congress and through, their own
lobby allies to retain thfs provision In the
bill. They were not successful. The House,
hv tfo cjosc vnte ri ~ vans to 70 noys. drcttf-
~ ~ t..o t'oao .a so.o o. A. a,ss,.sa,,
, 1880-06-04

Dtgt&tth to Cincinnati Gd1<ttx,
CoRTDoN. Ind. May 8l.-fiefbro tho Capital OF
Indiana Territory was estalllshed at Corydon,
and while tue nov populuue County Of IEnrrison
1nanaed In honor of tho heso* ot .Tpnecauoo,
broken wilderness, Elizabeth Uowmau, then u
yoa.ig wife, took ~ bur residence hors with her
theEr bunting grounds In the county At that
f!,nc, but thaso pioneers continued IN peare-
ful poesttsa!on Ut their frontier homo
until tho confederation af ull tho III.
dian tElhoa undur Taaumseh, when tho
lndiaaa began 10 raid tha settlements Mll
daughter tho inhabttanta- On Two oocasons, III
tho absence Ut her husband, Elizabeth Bowman
md FOLLY Ky, Miller defended the nowlna.a eapIi!t
thase oocasaous killing two OF thor assailants.
ElixabGth lfownan continued TO reside In this
county hll tho balAnce ut her life. 4 fow days
aEe.H 4 tt5ho II; Esadeaoe oe her. grandson. .nan 1n
s!mpia tatth In the atonHnHnt tnRdo for hcr by
the EayIor in whom ste believed. At tho tilno
Of hpr deAsh ehe Waa over lA yeara old, being
burli iu l77G.
Elizabeth Bowman wsz remarkable woman.
sh9 WAS intlmate III tho family OF Qpu. HAr-
Fison and Gov. possy, the nrst GoyerIor Ut III.
6he frequently Visited the Convention thAt sat
, 1880-06-04

fnyinF baro tho tks,ll and leaving tho Foalp tn
two tno.u tiaps on tho hcaa. lIo was attended
by DR.. Crime, who PIT tlftcon stitches in tho
wound. Though serious, tho DOCTOR thlnkA Il
will not result fatally. lie. however, forbid
Bhervnyts removal to nfs homo. and he still lies
Tho corner of lIal.icl and Thirty .titth strcois.
Ilia two nssailHnts wcrc. arrested BY. aerst.
Sheppard. nrll were locked up at tho 'Dcoring
Street StAtfon.
FnEp CHICK. laloring tnnn living Mt No. 10
Krn1ner street. ia lying IN prccariotis condition
nt his holnc. tho rtHult Of j. blow on tho hack
with a lnrFo and heavy fonr-prongcd pitch
fork In iho hantss Of Anton Ramsaucr.
living nj No. 5l51f Jefferson street:
Tho houses nj 4oin eAet tIther and arc separated
by n ANAL nllcy. When isnmsauer uses any
tInntfty Of wutcr nl,oNt his hNrH, such ~ for
c.rrIase; wssling purposes, Y .!rnnS Into 0ireks
ct THO, house. Ycstcrlay when ltan.sa,ierr
commenced washing It OIrck l,ccnu,o 1,ilto mn
Ery, and Nlftf something to him nbout isiltg
hy1rnnt whtcr nt such tfmO Of tho any When 1t
was prohibited br nr,financc. and nlso spoke
about tho wltor. running into his yar1l. Hot
worts passed between them, and when
IL r'k rapsr ssSnn aS~' ae' 'f 'nso" tRnt to
wntor would not run tntn his yarti namenuer
ioat his temper. and, sotxlng his stable-fork
noross Cross tic tic bnck Which it'll lin him out % inscnsiblc.
ltntnsatior was arrested byeO!1iccfs CnrrnRhcr
the Wes. Twelfth Street station upon
tended By Dr. %rehFcch.1 % WIN seys ho is soverriy
from yoncussion. Xt Inst ucoounts Glrek wts
still alive.
, 1880-06-04
COMMITTEE WORK,
TIE FI3HRIa1EB.

npee&at Dt&pateh to 7nA Chicago 1tsbuns.
WASHINGTON, D. G., June a+-Tho House
Foreign Affairs Committee had long ses-
sion this afternoon, Mt which tho Eyarts bill
III 1egard to the Canadian fisheries question
was adopted. There was a pretty full ut
tandauce, three members only being absent.
There was but one dissenting voice, tint of
MI. Wilson, of West Virginia. Mr.. Wilson'S
nntagonlsm 10 tho bill, 1t Is thought will
disappear by the time Mr.. Cox is ready to
make his report to tho House, which will DO
Oh Tuesday next There way n very general
discussion OF tho merits OF tho
propositions contained In tho Eyarts
bill, ind the whole question Of the
relations existing between the United States
and Canada was worry thoroughly considered.
to tho effect TINT tho United States had been
put III a hulnlllating position iii the Fortune
hoy aifair, mud that 1t had bec01ne necessary
ut last thai something energetic must ba uune-
INTERNAL. REVENUE.
Tho Ways and Meals Committee author
izol Mr.. Carlisle today t0 report the b1ll u
Internal rcyonne.
ADJOURNMENT.
The passage Of the llnal adjournment reso-
lutl0n by tho Wuys aud Muans Committee
Clearly indicates tt,at the so-culled revenue
refOrNtura do not int0nu to endG1yor
to SECURE any. legislation tllts: Susslol,,
owing to the nhsullce Ut committeeman.
The revenue ref0rnlera would liaye con-
trolled the Committee Il, tlloy had des!rod to
do 10, but there was mot oyel. q record vote
demanded IN Committee on tho adjournment
resolution. ,rha lIousa havlng passed. tho
lust Of the appropriation billy it ls now posi-
bio that the Senate win to ablo tO finish work
In tlmo 10 ndjourn on tint tate, but 1t Is not
probable that tho House will permit tho
political bills sent froM' tho Senate to DO
passC4.
, 1880-06-04
LOCAL CRIME.

PAT O'HAttA, 10 ycara OF nge. WINS caught ycs-
tetslay by Detective Lconard just aftor having
plckcd tho pocket VI Mrs. JOHNSON, of No. II
Curtis street, OF putve containing 81.
II. skxNk, of No. 3sa West Jackson street,
KhiIo walking along binallson stxeet nour Green,
~ O'clock yesterday attostloon. notlaed Il
rounR nun snatch pt,ckutts1ok from out OF
Mra. Hkano'a drcss-pockot- lilo pursued the fcl-
,uw. hut stopped to pick uu tho pockOthook
which tho thief throw ~ ho ran, aud consequent
" lost hta nAn. Tho thief got about :. cash,
a1d overlooked rs and solnc valuable pApets.
caAM4Ea sulsupEmr IL Under arrost at the Ar
tnory fur having rubbed y painter nAlncA lsK~
cor,ltr 0f WaLash avenue and Peck enurt ulout
thgGp weeks nx0. lilo WIS 6rutatly used by
tho ftotpads, and was despoflo.l OF u
vA!uahlo watch md chatn. Schubert WIS
Ripley, who know HIN to 10 j II pal" Of Wilder,
who WIS l0tnK highway work In All parts Ut tho
cliy. Anl lso Ut ChMtlea slauRky, altas "JeW
ChAr1le." who WIS rccenuY brought 70 Hrtcf To-
Sether With hta grng.
yesterday, upon u charge Of having .cnlbezzlod
xdD, which hu uOllcctod for +, l.. 0nfslty,
SSholesaio ss!sar ana tobacco dealer IT
NJ. ~ Laku strnot, while an bls
cltt lor solns ulnu In 0utcF tu Avo1A lsrcai, but
5Ustrtsiay hu wus noticed n u Dearborn atroot
s1footi by enino ono who carried tha news "
Det9ctavo Wiley, wh0 had = warrntit tor hls ar.
ftAt- Futnuzuy lii Tho lnuu who was ARRESTED and
III the South Town Asscssor's office.
JouA NuuEx1'B saloon, at No. $3.50 IIalsted
struat. NAs thu soeAe lust night Of llsRgAcofu!
tirAwl. Tho contestants wefu John Powell and
Wilitum Dotncrlbk Oil ono aldo and AichAsl
Bhecvey on the othnr. The lsttar had the WORT
Ut the battla and received 4 knils- wound ox
tending from tho cye " Tho cFowa ot the head