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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-21
Wednesday, Jan. 81. 1880.
THE CARELESS NAN.

Careless people sfs . nuisance. They
little realize how much bother they are
to others. and in too many cases they
care lees. An article-s pair Of shears.
msybe-is picked up from . place OF
plain sight and convenience and laid
down in another place. where. the
careless Individual. nor anyone else,
hes the least idea . moment after.
This careless man sees something in .
nswspaper that be knows will some
day b Of value 70 him. Instead Of lay.
ing the Newspaper aside. OF putting the
piece 10 . scrap book, be lets the paper
b destroyed and relies upon some ono
else. .. psrhsps personal sacrifice. 70
do for him what he should have done
for himself. The careless man il Z
poor man, and he couldn't TO save his
life b otherwise. His poverty is not
the result Of misfortune or Of generos-
ity, bat OF his wretchsd wsptof thought
and care. he spends deal Of time
doing over again things done poorly ct
hrst. and he i . constant tax upon the
time and patience Of long.trisd and
suffering friends. We don't believe
there 10 room in kingdom come" for
shis person, and II there IL hes will
probably be unsble to occupy it on
sscoaut of bis careless reliance upon the
savin2 grace Of others, instead Of upon
bic own merit and exertion. Every
body knows THE man TO HE sorrow,
and No ere saved the necessity for more
explicitly psintisg him out,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-21
CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco. Jan. 17-Arrived-
bk Mary Glover, Port Discovery.
SAN FRANCIsco, Jan. 49, William
Gross. whilo out hunting with friend
on Telegraph avenue. Oakland. yestes-
day afternoon. saw what he thought
WAS . wildcat in some bushes about IS
yards Of. He borrowed bis friends
gun. and fred. shooting . child about
nine years Of age. fatally it is supposed,
aud also wouuding young lady Of
about twenty. Gross delivered himself
up to the authosities, and 10 now In
jail.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-21
TELEGRAPHIC.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

WARRINGTON TBRRlTORY.
PORT TOWNSEND. Jan. 2O.-Stsam.
ship Californis arrived here yesterday
afternoon. She left Portland on the
morning of the 18th and Was unable to
cross the bar before tho 18th. on CO.
count Of rough weather. Parties on
board report about twenty-five vessels
outside the Columbia Bar waiting .
chance to cross. one barkentine having
been there sincs Christmas.
The cutter Wolcott coslcd hero yes.
terday and went down tho Straits.
Tho brig Hazard. from Port Gamble.
for Honolulu, 10 in port.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-17
HUNTINGTON, w. Va.
New Developments In the Par
sons Murder Case-SensatiOnal
Real Estate Suit.

HuNTISGroN, January l5.-ln jan
nary, 1879, Henry Johnson attempted
10 enter house OF bad Tepute ia this
city, but was prevented 10y Pearl Wat
son, alas Parsons, and Fannie Parsons,
his wife. In the melee Fannie was shot
in the back, and died few hours alter
wards. Johnson Was arrested for the
murder aud indicted on the testimony ut
Beck Floyd ami Parsons, tTied and sent
to the peuitentiary for lie. Recent de
velopments 20 to show that johnson
was innocent, and Yesterday Pearl
Parsons was arrested at lronton, Ice
ing charged with perjury. She made
an affidavit that Beck Floyd was load
ing the pistol To shoot a Niger and ac-
cidentally fired, killing Fannie. Beck
has been arrested on the charge OF per
Jury. Pearl Parsons has given bond
To appear as the prosecuting witness.
]. Handley, OF Mason county, West
Virginia, has brought suit IN the Courts
OF this county for possession Oi three
hundred acres of land lying in the bust
ness portion OF this city. He claims the
land was willed to him by All uncle, AMI
the uncle became insane and sold It
while in that state. lie claims that the
will was in force from the time he he'
came insane, aud therefore the sale Is
void. The property has a frontage OF
two squares and halt on the Ohio nv.
er. Ii is covered with the best build
ings OF the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-17
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHINGruN, January Ii.
HOUSE.

Mr.. Sparks, chairman Of the Com
mittee on Military Affairs, reported the
bill calling on the Secretary OF War for
information as to tie number, rank,
name and annual paw NJ every officer on
the,retirci list ul the army. Adopted.
The Speaker then called on commit
tecs for reports oi a private nature.
Al the expiration Of the morning hour
the House went into Committee OF the
Whole on the private calendar.
The tT,t Till on the calendar was one
returning a. Charles Clinton, late assist
ant treasurer at Nsw Orleans, the sum
0t -. M. being the amount stolen from
him in l>7l, ami refunded by him 10 the
United states,
The bill was opposedhy Messrs. Price,
Cannon, keeieF and others, on the
ground that u vas not shown that due
czre had hern taken IN guarding from
Rlhers, ami Vas advocated by Messrs.
Carlisle, Duasell Garfield, Tucker and
others, Who asseiiei 'Nsi a reasonable
dssree OF GAEe hsa been Obssrts.l.
A somewhat lengthy debate followei,
cOntnei principally Ia the question
Nhether COnxress shoud at on any
such case as the one ROW under dis
cuSSion or whether the principle shoah
be established that no relief should be
extended 10 any bonfed OGiiesT OF the
sOgernment for lOsses sustained BY him
IN the dss,harse of his OfRclal duties.
Finally vote wAs reached and the
commlttee refused by a vote % g. ~ q
10 rePort tue bull iAvorzlly TO the HOUSE,
and the committee ross and tie House
aiiolEned I'LL Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-17
HAWKS NEST TROUBLE.
What Gov. Mathews Told u Her
aid Reporter.

New York Herald,
Governor Mathews, OF West Virginia,
said 10 a Herald reporter: THE Kama
wha Valley is large coal mining dis
trict and the miners there are princlpal-
ly from Pennsylvania and Wales. Sey-
eral hundred OF them are employed al
plaee named Cannelon and they became
dissatisfied at the lower rates which
we're paid 10 miners in the neighbor-
hood, at = mine at Hawks Nest Inc
coal at that place was much more easily
mined, and the lower rates were quite
iustifsble on that account Ihat ex-
planation did not, however, satisfy the
Cannelon men. They went in body 10
the Hawks Nest mine and threatened To
usa force il the men did not strike.
There was some apprehension on the
part OF the civil authorities, and an aP-
plication was made to me for troops
ordered small military force there,
though il ia only fair TO the miners 10
say that they only threatened; they dld
not use force. The troubles are nov
pretty well over. had dispatch tins
morning from Hawks Nest stating thai
the miners are all peaceable; that there
was no likelihood OF any collision ana
that the presence Of the troops was no
longer necessary. / have ordered them
back, and quiet now reigns in that re-
gion. lam glad to be able TO make this
explanation, because exaggerated re-
ports OF this outbreak have been pub
iished. There Is no reason why the mi
ners should strike. The wages paid are
higher than those paid in Pennsylvania'
and there is more coal ready for mining
in West Virginia than in any other
State in the Union"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-17
ANOTHER BUBBLE
IN The WHEAT MARKET At CHICAGO.
A Decline Of Nearly Three Cents Per
Bushsl, With a Partial Recovery at
the Close - The Mar
ket Panicky.

CHICAGo, January l5.-The produce
markets OF the city were very variable
to-day, the feeling being much more IT.
regular than ON any other day for sew
eral weeks past. There was general
break in prices early, which seemed to
be chiefly due to the decline in the
previous day. Wednesdays weakness
here wa telegraphed out to other places,
and demOralized not lev OF them, the
interior markets being more affected by
the news than Liverpool or New York.
Outside orders came in again with
rush, chiefly in wheat and pork, with a
smaller number OF orders to sell lard
and corn. The other markets were
chiefly affected locally in sympathy with
these.
The wheat market opened quite pan
icky under large orders To sell. The
offerings OF the first hall hour were
much in excess Of the willingness OF
BUYERS to take them. The first break
OF about a cent exhausted the margins
on good many lots, which had been
rendered thin by the depression OF the
previous day, and that brought IN fresh
batch Of sellers. Toward noon these
offerings hal been mostly disposed Of
and the market steadicd, but turned
down after twelve O'Clock under the
receipt of quantity OF selllngOr-
ders from the country, which las been
induced by the telegraphic news OF the
mornings weakness. The total decline
in wheat was =! cents per busnel from
the latest prices of Wednesday, but the
mrrket closed at a decline Of only :!
cents, and in the afternoon there was
reaction, which made the latest prices
only about IT, below that of the twenty
four hours previous. The lowest prce
of the day lpr February wheat was
~ - and the latest OF the afternoon
81 20.
The crop oi bears seemed to be even
larger than the wheat crop at one time
Of the day, and predictions we're freely
made that the market would drop To
= 10 before the end oi next week, while
not lew thought that keene had al
ready uulUaded a great part Ot his
wheat, ana tnal the quantity N"Iicu ny
him originally had been very much ex-
aggerated. Some even vcntured To eX-
press the belief that the amount OF
money that came here at the beginning
of the month was used chiefly To pay
Tor lard, instead oi wheat, as generally
supposed hut there are good
many shorts" who are willing Ia oil in
at the decline, good deal ut wheat
being hrught IN that had been sold III
the neighbOrhOOd oi II IS To Il - for
February and March. The rather hlg
profit cOnteutcd the parties who were
on the short side, and they preferred
to accept 1t and settle up the deals rather
than run the risk ui losing a part or the
whole oi the profit by waiting longer.
They seemed to think that there Is still
capital enough under the deal TO make
! il possible 10 rum prices up much higher,
though doubting the ability ofthe wheat
holders to sell out their load at profit
10 European consumers before the next
harvest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-17
THE ROMIsH CHURCH
As Viewed by a University
Student,
CLAEKsBuEG, W. Va, Jan. litf

CLAEEsBuEG, w. Va, Jan. litf
Correspondence OF the Register.
A Senior OF the students OF the M
yersity OF West Virginia is repo'ou ny
u correspondent in your last sue, aS
having said in an oration on y subject
Of the Romish Church that rreeuo'',
of conscience, freedom OF 'ousht anu
speech, and freedom of TIpefyI are
principles antagonlstlc ,",,,h ,.'r,.
Either he has imhlbel ne ttuth very
slowly, or il is poorly gs. g a1 '''' Ill 80
yersity, for more ,.,''''
not have been expos, .', ~ o ~ ~,
Not only is this stufn 's"o,an' , y, w
fact that there Is au,' ,i'"s''.1',' ",il
unless he means aHy i.'"' '"o P.oP'
~ .a .'"',' ;a"nr.. but he seems quite
ins , "U - Giswn speech in saying
80. - a,tuity of the ROmlsh
Ch"..h la Js,an upon the ignorance ia
oh .h1nk ~ fe are kept and at the
",,'' VIM 80, Wing that the power OF
S',H,.I;l;s,,, increasing in America
~, III this mot such as taught
i, ,h. ~, ,srsity, perhaps, but that of
" Wv use and truth is, since the
In',,,J p',"i"h lurch rests and prOspers on
'''nnrs' '' Of the people, and since
Ot the RUmish Church u in
t,'O I'm America the ignorance ut the
.''Iis on the increase. ii this Is
p,"r progress is in The wrong dlrec-
w, W. Id our boast of intellectual in
',u' false. How far the University is
'nsible for this increase Ot ignorance
consequent increase Ui power ut the
snish Church depends upon how
any such pupils 1t may have had in
aiming. NnN-CAThoII'.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-17
nrani IN Bslmoni County

- ClAlNNllie GetcitS.
The editor of the Bellaire hpi1,1'dsi
has been Interviewing the leading Re
publicans at ~. Clairsyilie and BellAIre
on their Presidential preferences. The
result shows that at this place the ma
jority OF those interviewed are iayora-
ble to Grant, while at Bellaire they are
nearly unanimous against him, many
declaring that they won't support Grant
at all Another significant feature OF
these interviews IL that nearly all the
politicians and those who are SUPPOSED
10 banker after Office are IN favor OF
Grant, and the others are nearly unanI-
nous against him. Oi course there are
a lev exceptions to this rule, but IL
shows, what We have all along claimed,
that Grants strength is confined prin-
cipally Ia the politicians, office holders
aud Office seekers. The masses OF the
people are against the third term.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-17
NElGHB0RH00D NEWS.
ICoHtiaUed from Frs Pdge.l
BENWooD.
That Case Of SMALLPOX. "

That Case of "smAll-PoK."
Correspondence OF the REGISTER.
BEswCpD, January IL.
Under the head OF "Benwood News,
in your issue Of "Wednesday, the 18th,
your correspondent, or informant,
makes the following statement: The
case OF small pox, which has generally
been reported, turns out to he very
poor effort at that disease, il II really
were small poI at all. The patient new
er took to his bed, and is now as sound
as a dollar. Benwoodites do lot believe
he had the small pox." Wilson Craw-
ford, the patient, was taken sick and,
summoning physician, one who has
treated many cases OF small pox, his all
ment was pronounced yariloid. lmme-
date action was taken by Squire McJil-
ton TO isolate the case and prevent the
disease spreading. The patient was
quite sick for several days, and has not
yet fully recovered, being confined TO
the house. lie came here from the
East and was taken sick January lst,
sixteen or eighteen DAYS after his arrival.
There is considerable sickness in Ben
wood at this time, principally diphthe-
ria and typhoid fever.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-17
Ps.ss pssl.r.d in tho Kan.xha v.lIsr.

HKAD-9UAKTEEs FIRsT BATTNIoS,
HAWKS NEsr, W Va, January Is
The trial OF the prisoners charged With
riouug Was concluded to-day and they
we're bound over 10 keep the peace for
one year AMI satisfactory security Was
given. A compromise was also made
by which thess men are not 10 interfere
with any oshers yho may wish 10 work
Tor the Hask's Nest Coal Company.
This settles the troabls tof the present,
and the troops are preparing ~ leave.
The LevissaEs Grays leave to-night and
the kanAwha Rifieinsa tO-saoEros morn.
ing. This is q pczeeful and satisfactory
victory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-17
THE ADVANCE IN GLASS
WARE.
Proof that Il Ii Healthy-H
Foreign Dealers Were Fog

Pittsburgh fusL II
The advance ia the price ut T.
glassN are has bcen from " tc -
cent. only since the boom com aJ
while the prize of materials O..
vanced from - to ~ per Ce -, ,',,
has advanced from 9O cents
ton: nails from - ~ to - ! ii
and the card rate ul from -. ,,,,,,t
cents per pound Many e. 80 ara
these sudden and hesyy -. ,";I &
NOT n'"'IiNi "''I' ,'" 'er grounds
there may be Tor these a. - ,L.rs
reference to coke, nails t.s,nI ~
is certainly no ground - ay;.
lapse IN the price OF ss NAV s,at.
dence ut this asseTti J.. IT,, -.
that quite a number vis;,.J ,Le ,;,y
ers IN glassware In =, Ia. of ,L. ls.,
since the 9TH ins'i,a, ,,,,,,., 80.
advance in price h. sbi. - Il
feh'iS' eAle'.'i hices, but after max
ti'eiI I uIuelS a. pd OF the factories in
ing a COM 'e'S S,ylsdged that It could
Tue d,s'''y', aSne OF them carried
not De uomhim and offered cash
h's money VT the obi list, but there
dOWh 'of ~ They wante,l alsO to
were "" " delivery IN thirty days
place orletes, but this also was re-
Al Preseni them stated that he would
iHs'd' ujOO ii he had visited Pitts
nave Ssscrmber, as he desired to do,
hurs been overruled 10y his part
ne hsiar as can be learned the mana
mere have all stooi by their agree
iS,V recall their drummers, so that
nlsm OF expenditure Will be avoided
liter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-17
R.llrO.a Service In M.s.AeAu.s,s.

BosEos, Janaary l6.-The eleventh
annual report u railroad service IN
Massachusetts shows that during The
year ending septeuaber SD last, only
eleven miles oi additional railroad were
completsd In the state The eross in
amounts u SD,uuUup, wniie TIE Nhoie
number OF persons injured durlEg the
aaiien, AZ " AllAssoR, vas +lh. fstal IN
iuries. -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-17
Livs srOox|

CHICAGO, January Ia
Journal reports hoG rsosip@d
shipments $500 head
opened dull At l0c lover,
more active and sc higher
ing a 2NAt IS; cholce
1 Is; light ~ 6SS+ 70 Go
Cattle -Rsosipis $500
msnts 8, 30 head good
good demand at 81 zoos
lair shipping duh aa
butchers stronger and NJ
W good e 0OC~,3 30; stocte!
in good demand nj ~ Ms
Sheep-Reeipts l,@
ments ] 40 head. Marie
strong st - O0ts5 90; cod
and slow st - Sts+ rs. .
hsv Yors.
Nsw YoRx, January
Receipts $40 head. NJ
and tc lower for all gra,ies
and extra, and several car
sold. Dry COWS 7CS7io COO
steep 7ts,3ic; prime On
with n few selecte1 steefS
porters used 400 fat steers
exclusive Of 10 car loads II
shipment direct to l,ondoI( :
ments to-day 100 quart
rows steamers will take b.
ters and 40 head OF livs.
Shcep-Iieocipts SO hea =
on q traction, aud the ID
heavy q, ~ 5000 ~ per, J
sheep, and ~ 1901 ~ Tor ~
meuis to-day 100 oaroAsssp
and 30 carcasses 70 out ton
Hogs - Receipts t,%D hsA
dull Tor live At a TOts5 % -
Uns,nnssl. VI
CiscIsHAri.Ja January i6.-
~ S0(st 70;
I 10; packing ~ 5Sst
~ 1904 20. Receipts 10, VI
ments ! 400 head. ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-17
RUBsIA.
A DsAsssSosai So

Il oeoesesoaaI otogy
BEsLIs, Jan nary Is.-f4
u the Piith frussisn coySA
from Poseu that tho rv6d
between Rusian and o.
ofiosrs si Kslist,he, P0abS
CURED, and thst the tnti
pure iabrtcstion. A -
respondent oi Q nsvppepB IL
bic lor the publioatioa. IA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-17
fOREIGM
IRELAHDE


hshins u Hot for Pres =
DuHLis, January i8.-M.
lisf iund, instituted by -
Marlborough, amounts ts0l
Polios essoFtias the ss.~s~
kilmina, county Mayo, ytfy,
maltrsated last evening Z
retreat, though they had
loaded and bayonets
police were cut about the
The process servers hal
torn and processes oaptur
Trial Of The Asis<
DuBux. January III.
served on Daviit, DAILY
brennan, ipdictsd for
returnsbls to-day. TheJ
crown oshoe and xere
they have all four days
renderins. The proceed
with their surrender viii
private. Many iormslitis
week. must be obsery0
trials can oommence. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-17
s,..usO.. Enx,assr Drowned

CIxcrxxlri, January l6-HsRTy
nest~is. sasiReef u the Aadlson paek-
e T. n Sherby, wes druEned this
moEains a. Anror., lad he ~-~aE,t
oilius the io1rnkk Of The shah, when q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-17

BrrKLxHkx, Pa, January I6-Ths
engine q The Baftklo express srain, On
tie Nerth pennsflvsnis thsisiou of the
keadins r.ilroed, lnnped The track tais
morning. killing the enlneor, Jknes
DAILY, and iniarng the krsn.n. Tbomas
fhlrley. The sieePing e.S vHs eadly
vsre hurt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-17

9l -, the ruling price, being somewhat
lower than last quotations.
CoKS-The supply in market is fair;
selling at 50c.
RyE-Ssles firm, but quite small;
selling at o. y bushel.
OATs-The market vas firm with a
moderate demand and decreasing sup
ply; good to prime SstaiOc.
BARLKY-Scsrce, with a moderate de-
mand, except Tor the best qualities at
55tdSl W.
HAY-Demand active supply equal
10 il; old loose on wagons SIS OOsl2O 20
per ton; baled at so 0OtS22 ~.
MILLFKkD-ln small demand and holds
steady; middlings SIS % per ton, ship
stuff sl2 o. per ton.
SRKDs-Timothy steady at 81 per
bushel for Western; clover seed 70 10
per bushel.
Meats
Packages for meats held ~ follows:
Casks, 1000 lbs. half casks, 800 lbs.
tierces, $50 lbs. barrels, 80 lbs hays,
10 lbs No charge for package.
W. nunta a. fni1nWs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-17

az 4 !. 4 4 Il ls7:.iS = 4. .s@r: .s.i :.
80 ss~aiag- f1eD-pai sHploiei
atoms oax q tbs " uns bLe.n ~
PsrsiA< By n.uss. s.s s~a. G4reaos
and snosher. Jo-eph asinlS.sly hiisd
injared- sst2lfy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-17
rAs H.yAs. M4rssr rn.r

Sux HkvD, January lS-A I
O'cl1<.k tonight The jury N the Hsydci
60 waa s<il oat- II % ssstsl tl.At ths'
s.And zen for .cQoitt.l and tso tof ce
yizfisa. bui the russo' PrOe.lay ha q =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-17
NON q.
Appointmsni Coat

NEw YohE. January i5f Z
patch from Rome to u
Proenns Jo~s,yI states III
inst Ills Holiness. Pope
. ApproSed the appoinirss
Dr. Rlder, heretofore Bod
to be coa,itutor. 9th tie
sioa W the Arcbt,ishopr,c
and 10 be sdministrstor 4
oeee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-17
vIhAhCR
ssv Yerh

NV YosK, January I6-Nossv-
Al sac T.er cent, c,osing AZ 8 per cent
Prime Hsrusatile paper sfes pss ossI
st~riine sEehanss hrn at $szt. sxht
exchange on Ses Yort 4s4.
s,LyEa-At LONDON 50 5-iSd; h,ar ssI-
yer here 1881; subsidiary silver cosa
it9I per cent discount
l,ossxsnssu-Qa,st and hnn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-17
WOOL.
PhiiAdslthA

PHILADnIrHIA, JanuSy& !.
Firm and unchanged; dA4 |,
vsnis and West viryalA
above 50Cs,S>c; X 6Ota.j2e n
Sc; coarse So(s,52c New N
gan, Indiana and wcr,erA q
medium 5t(95oc; oosrse
ed oombing and delainss
washed t0(sltSc; tub wasH'
pulled t56,5ic. l.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-17
ahus.S Rssss.ssA

H,H. wA.a.S 4 %. -6.stHS-i
hereby certify thai ny vile ne r -.
1siAg warners sale Kidney s1a hs
Cars for Rights Dtseass, ,2a N
ns~ entissiy peuoys.eA
physici8ns' reneSiies nAlet. 80
aarea " ny yOar rssneayi and rs s,ss
bsnehcial rssults fron NE h -,
Aiter takinz tour hotakc~ shs
sarea ~ Isssin 90, y uf,s Frrss..lS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-17
STATE 90 MAINS,
DJyTANT GESERNL's OFFICE,
AUGUSTA, Jan. IL, 1850.

sVt,IaI 9 y ,
Gena Otier Nn. I, dated Noyembe
|, ls79.iguing General J /. Cham
beTlain the command Of the yuluu
tcer mil IL hereby revoke.
GenetrdtT No. 10. datei January
). lSSO, An ng Gen. Chamberlain Il
duty as lmlnder of the First diyisIoi
OF Maine la and requiring the cnD
msn,iinscers of all the military
ganiIat'tM the State 10 report to B :
i hereby lk-i.
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SUPREME COURT DECISION.
cry Point Determined In Favor Of the
Republicans.

cry Point Determined In Favor OF the
Republicans
he supreme Court has sOlidly sus-
BED the Republicans in every position.
Edreis Of Republicans are in the
eaud there is great rejoicing among
a.. The FusiOnists are correspond
IN depressed. There are some here
ware urging the Fusionists Ia resist
thourt, 20 forward and impeach the
lns, but many Fusionists announce
tsintention to yield. Twenty are
krH, To be in favor OF submitting, and
thes division in their ranks.
Cham beTiain Bounced
b,N, January l6,-An Augusta
spet to the H,rdLi says the whole as
pect affairs has changed, and the
hOOs a peacrable solution Of the DIS
pute the decision Of the supreme
CouAre blown tO the winds by
the son taken by the Fusionists
to-nN soon after the points Of lie
Cisiopr re received from Bangor, the
leadieusiOnists had a consultation
with lernor smith and his staff, and
bsfOrsl clock the following order
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