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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-07-08
: The INDEPENDENT Repnb,;cans

~ The independent Republicans In
Gariield's own Congressional District
declared in n set of resolutions. rasse,,
in convention In 1876 !, that there is no
mar To-day mir il onEarAztsza s.ikIs fiaa
administration OF our National Govern
riient against whom are Justly preferred
more and graver charges of corruption
than are publicly made and abundantly
sustained against james a. Garfield the
present RepFese eutatiye az this Congress.
ionaI District and the nominee OF the
Republican Convention for re-eiection.
Ihat siTica he first entered EoDRress to
this day there is scarcely an instance In
which rings and monopolies hive been
aSrAyed against the interests of the rem
pie that he has been found actiye Ia
speech or vote upon the side of the latter.
but IN almost every case he has bean, te
ready champion of tho rings aud monopr
olies.n h 5. \ iSfFs
4 - There was once another pen1 hsa
dog in San .Antonio. IE knew is sliasl
tey's stef, and his habils, ard would never
bite him. Bis owner loved him. and
said he wenld not 4i7iza {S0Uu for him.
One night his owner came home perfectly
sober and thfee honre earlier than usnai.
The dog, not having been notified OF this
change IN the programme. nnisteok him
for Az Intruder, and bit him in nineteen
places. Next day the owner had iiiatio4
executed BY policeman. All efforts 70
obtain q commute failed, and yet is was
q clear case OF miafaken identity, and
the dog had on tinpracticed MIND. Ga.
testo,a Neips. 4.
& ~ Tho eorkus enpmeratogs in Utah
I,tr,t 49,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-07-08

30 Hon1sTA = NEEnEDy No paIatia;
hospital neede for Hop Bisscrs patiente.
nor large kalaTiea talented puiIoEs 50 tels
what Hop Bittess viii do or cure, as they
tell their own story By their certain and
absolute suses at home Nes0 Y,ogE 2ils
sgeDe,,ds,,t
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-07-08
THE aOUNgATN. pTsTrII.LIIERs.

xPflerc Two Young Hen were Shot Down
East Week some acts About the Itslcit
Dia,izleFS OF Geoli,fh.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-06
Old Muaical Scale.

The important part played by music
in the worship OF Jehovah, aud the de-
yelopment of the Jewish choral service,
IS sufficiently proved by the Old Testa-
ment; and there is an abundance OF treat
ises, both ancient and modern, on
Greek scales or modes. But all this
is oi comparatively little importance To
the musician and the student OF modern
music. Ii is true that some OF the
Greek scaies-ths Dorian, the Phrygian,
the Lydian, and the Mixo-l.ydian-
said TO be identical with the four au-
thentic modes attributed TO st. Ambrose.
and to he still surviving in the Gregor-
ian chant, and on rare occasions modern
musicians have made use Of them.
Beethoven, for instance, heads u move
ment in his great quartet in A minor,
'"cmtsOHG di ringrd:idnicI.tO m "sodo tid'o0
Ogcrtd ala diriHita da m gtariiO, and
List and Rubinstein have borrowed
the augmented intervals OF the old
Eastern scales, which have survived in
the music Of the gypsies and OF some
slavonic nations. The gypsy heroine OF
Bizet's Carmen" also is well character
lied by a theme containing the super
fiuous second. But these few surviyals,
introduced with the distinct purpose OF
gaining local color, do not constitute a
real organic connection between the an
cient and the modern systems. Tn Lon
don Quarterly RtricU
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-06

The Debate Over It's Reference Orderly
Tue Action IN Pennsylvania Garfield
Condemns Cameron.
Special p,spsgeh Ju lhc Register.
WAsuINGToN, February ..
The Democratic Senatorial caucus this
evening discussed the question whether
all concerning the Inter. Oceanic Canal
shall be referred to a special committee
or one oi the Standing committees, and
adjourned witrout ryachinS cOnclu-
sion. The weight ct influence is IN la
yOr oi ~ eTring tO either the Committee
on Foreign Relations OF Judiciary Com
mittee. NeSsrs. Vest AMI Voorhees,
were for special committee, ne
cause IL looked to more decided and
aggrssiy action in rrgari To the mat
ter, " 81 Messrs. Till, Morgan, Beck
and olhs rs were lur leaving the question
tO one Oi tho standing committees. The
feeling Was that IL is the best IT, move
Slowly. Tue rumor that the debate was
acrimonious is incorrect
Tho Pennsylvania Convention
Little ! as b,en talked ol to-day except
the action ui the Harrisburg Cunven
ton, and returned delegates arr still
fighting their battles over again. The
GraUt men ar not "a ylatrd rs at
first, end Bain,'s friends say they
can carry a ua Ority oi TIA districts and
that Il cir delegates S,ll vote for Blaine
in spite Oi the action at Harrisburg
Don Cameron IL uscd up, and will have
to remain at his house ami rest Tor some
days. Nj. Garlicd strongly condemns
the cOur,s pursued by Cam, ron.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-06
ANOTHER CREMATION.
4 Young woman's Body tO be
Incinerated at Washington,
pRnna

Yesterdays Evening Reporter
GA Tuesday, February 81, at her Ia
theirs residence, 80 Franklin street,
Pittsburgh, Miss Dolly Hartman, daugh.
ter of Joseph ani Mary Hartman, Of
consumption, in the 18th year ot her
aye. The services for the departed will
he held at her late residence on Friday,
February 5th, at 3 O'Clock. The de-
ceased was well known and much es-
teemed in Washington, having been a
visitor at the residence Of GeorSe W.
Moninger during the last summer.
The body will be brought to Wash
iugton ON saturday morning and the
cremation will be performed during the
day. The cremation will be strictly
private, no person being admitted ex-
cept by the express permission ot the
relatives. We learn that the family Of
Mr.. Hartman are all in favor OF this
method Of disposing OF the dead. This
will be the fifth cremation in the lie
Moyne iurnaee-Baron De Palm, Mrs.
Pittman, DIR. Le Moyne, and Chas.
McCreery, and in the order named.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-06
THE GRANT BOOM
Cussing and Discussing
Special tu the Register

Special lo the Register.
WAsmNGroN, February ,.
The excitement and interest which
prevailed among Grant men last night
AMI among Pcnusylyanians generally,
has not subsidized to-day, and the hattie
is being fought over again. was sur
priscd to meet two Pennsylvania Re
pubhcans who said that u the strength
oi the auti-CamcTun party had been
known aud organized. a different result
would have been reached. sand each
one oi them: The State will cast its
vote Tor Grant at Chicago, aud last tall
gave $4,000 Republican majority but,
unless there Is a change IN the feeling
OF large class OF Republicans, x Grant
will lose the Statr next lall ii nomi-
mated" More than that, said one ol
them 81 predict that Don Cameron will
not bc elected again 10 the senate.
| informed him With "A smile that that
was ton Tar OU tO be discussed now. lie
COutenied, he sand, anyhow, that the
CamerOns have been badly wounded IN
the contest just over. and that IL only
needs leaders, organization and tight To
defeat them thoroughly. senator
Blaine did not make spirited fight. II
he aud timnt had been the sole compel
ing candidates, his iuTces would have
been put upon an aggressive war footing.
As II Was, they did not seem, from
Democratic standpoint, tu hight much
more earnestly than Chinese troops do
when clad IN quilted petticOats and
armed with paper helmets. To-day
Names hvOTite SON dOcs not seem IN
high state oi exultaliou. but he is less
restless and nervous than he VAS YES.
terday. John sherman made. rs | have
before intimated, no demonstration in
regard tO Pennsylvania. and has seemed
To ignore ITS very existence as a State
with by electoral vote. His talk with
his friends, however, shows that he is
making campaign IN other States, IN
which he has a. much iSith as he had in
the success OF resumption
One OF his supporters awhile ago re-
remarked
John sherman and Bayard
ought to be the opposing candidates,
because they represent the best ~ pes OF
their respective parties, John SheT.
man." he added, has u good stake in
this country. His brother Is the gen
eral Of the army. lie is the most sue.
eeSslul hnancier the Treasury Depart
ment has had since the war. lie has
been chairman ui the 6nante commit
tees Of COngrrss. II nominated and
elected President he will not owe il Il
sentiment and military hnrrah, but 4
solid achievements as = statesman
"You have eulogized most highly
I remarked at the close OF his outbursi
fone Of 0hio's iayorite sous. What 4.
you think Of Charles Fosterr'
rAen have been killed in Louisixns,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-06
PRESERVING FOR PosTERITY
Interesting Records Of Colonial virginia
special to the Register.
WAsHISGrOS, February ., 1880.

Interesting Records Of Colonial Virginia.
special to tho Register.
WAsHISGroS, February ., 1880.
Senator Johnston to-day offered Il
resolution for the printing OF colonial
records now in the Congressional
Library. These embrace the transactions
OF thi famous Virginia Company
which planted the first English colony
upon this continent and established a
Legislature whose members were elected
by the people. They are the only copy
in existence and were obtained from the
executors oi the Earl Oi Southampton
by VIM. Byrd, oi Virginia, and from
him went Ia the Rev. VIM. oiith, the
historian aud President ot William aud
Mary College. They passed into the
possession oi Peyton Randolph. at whose
sale Mr.. Jefferson purchased them. The
United States government bought
them with other papers belonging To
Mr.. Jefferson. senator Johnston
urged their publication rs he said they
ought to he placed beyond the danger oi
being lost.
Parnell
Mr.. John Stewart Parnell and party
have been highly entertained here. To-
night they 90 Ia II dramatic entertain
mcnt, given for the benefit Oi the suller-
ing Irish, and on Friday will he IA
Richmond Preparations have been
made to give them Il hearty welcome at
Virginia. capital
Bayard's Brilliant Affair.
senator BLyard's reception last night
was brilliant affair. Democrats aud
Republicans lind no difficulty IN discus
sing refreshments or playing the agrcea-
blc tO each other.
Notes.
Mcssrs Thurman and Edmunds are
as intimate AS any two members oiCOn-
grrss and as wide apart on politics as
Cardinal McClOskev aud Bishop l..
Peterkin are on religion.
The rules have consumed much ot
the time Of the House that could have
been devoted to the consideration aud
passage OF the appropriation blIls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-06

The st. Louis Globe DcBaOcral has this
much TO saw OF JoHS SHERMAN and his
peculiar tactics in working upa Presi-
dental boom:
Grant clubs are good and Blaine clubs
are good, hut what We should like best
OF ali would be anti-administralion clubs
No man connected With the system OF
hypocrisy and fraud which has been
running at Washington for three years
can be elected President this year. This
may as well he understood now ~
learned when il is too late. The Re
publican party has always won by tair
dealing with the people; il has won by
honest admission OF error when com
mitted, and an honest endeayor 10 avoid
the repetition OF error. But il never has
won, and il never will win, by the ART Of
the sneak, as practioed by the Hayes
gang in the interest OF John Sherman.
There may be Offices enough 10 buy The
ChicsSo Convention, but there are not
Offices enough 10 bur the votes Of the
people. John Sherman, % nominated
By the patronsge of the goyernmeat--
and thai y The ooiy way he czn b
nouinaae1- b Worss beaten than
any rnan ubo has ran ior the Preeadsncy
IN ths pat iosty ys1sa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-06
SENATORIAL CONTEST.
The Kellogg Case Tho Evidence An

The kellogg Case Tho Evidence All lu.
The Election Committee has cunClud-
rd hearing the testimony in the Kellogg
SpUllurd case, and on Monday the coun-
sci will submit their arguments in writ
iny. II is clear to me that the report oi
the committee will recommend the un-
seating OF the last ol "tEe carpct-haggor
senator's" and il il now claimed will
also recOmmeni the seating OF Judge
SpoHard II this report is made at this
session the Republicans will make 1t
the prrtext ior dragging before the North
their same old bloody shirt speeches
with fresh embellishments. liboth par
ties are anxious To avoid fight over
financial ISSUES at this juncture It might
be best tO let the Kellogg case ~ over
until after the Presidential election.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-06
THE DONNELLY TRAGEDY.
Continued Excitement I'm the
Neighborhood.

LucAS, ONT, February 5.-The eI-
element in consequence Of the killing
OF the Donnelly family, continues.
Early this morning the remains OF the
father. mother and his son Tom and
niece, Bridget, were placed in one cot
lin and conveyed here, and now lie
alongside the corpse OF John Donnelly,
another victim, at the house Of Commons.
The coroner and jury having eoucluded
the examination, as also POS; Hs0rtSa on
the body of John, the coroner issued
orders for the interment Of the remains,
which viii take place to-morrov morn
ing. During the entire night, large par.
ties, mostly friends Of the deceased, and
others for me,e curiosity, were contin-
axlly going 10 aud nom the house
bhere the corpses lay. The tovn u
su.rming with detectives. commanded
by Chicf williams. q Iouden- TNelvs
wsrrsnh were iupned and f01r srrestl
made. ons q ths iour bsins . coaslst'l1.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-06
TARIFF TALK.
A Great Fixht over steel Rails.

Great Eizht over steel Rails.
NAsuJNDrDS, February 9Th.
Spcc,al To- the Krs.,Jr,
Tue Ways AMI Means Committee is
hearins Gur discussion ol the propo-
sitlon tu reduce the duty ou steel rails
from S3S 10 $40, and both sides have
ablD uIrn here To represent them and
both have strong points on their sides.
The sp,rCh o. Jam T.. Wilson, rX-Con-
gressman from Iowa, IA favor of the re-
duCtion, ~ immensely cOmplrmcntcd 10y
the rrductiunists, ani the prutrctiOnists
have Ia admit that hr made "a strong
presentation uI hls ease. Tie
was interrupted frequently and
with show ui feeling by
Messrs. Kelley aud Cougcr, but both got
wursl,i each time, because Mr. Wilson :
replies we're IS IuciSiyc ds razor blade.
The discussion II continued to-day AMI
the room ui the Ways and Means Com
mlltcc Is Gllyl To- I,s tall capacity. Those
who arr uppuS,'i 10 reduction will be-
heard fully. Ma Tucker, ui Virginia,
who ~ second iu the committee, shows
a strong leaning to the side OF reduction.
My Judgment IL that the committee
will, from present Indications. report ia
favor Ol the reduction asked lur,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-06
Nine Persons burned 70 Death.

CoLUMpIA, S. g., February "a
negro cabin On the plantation OF Capt.
VIM. Stack, thirteen miles north oi
Columbia, burned Tuesday night. Two
men, a woman and six children perish.
ell in the flames. The fire was discovered
by colowed woman, who ran 10 the
burning house and pulled off board
when she heard one OF the children at.
tempting to awaken its father, but with,
out success. Before other aid arrived
the house and all in it burned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-06
MAINE.
Message of tho Alleged Gov
ernOr.

AuGusrA, Ms, February j.-Gov.
Davis, in his message, refers to the late
difficulty in the following language:
There can bc no halfway ground in re-
gard to this great public wrong, which
should receive the condemnation Of
every honest citizen, that it may serve
as u warning in future to those who,
under the Government, may attempt to
trample on the rights OF the people. |
would recommend an investigation OF
the whole subject OF arranging, tablIng
aud counting the returns, that the FACTS,
as ascertained, may be made public. lie
congratulates the people that they have
maintained law and order, and our rep
resentatiyc government has shown itself
strong enough to stand the test OF such
strain on its fabric.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-06
DON'T WANT EN-.
Kansas Cries "Peccayi" in the
Matter of COlOred ImpOrta'

TorKKA, KAN, February 5.-The Off
GERS of the Kansas Freedman's Relief AS
sociation have been directed by the
Directors OF the Association to devise
and put in operation some practical
method Of diverting the constantly in
creasing immigration OF colored people
To Kansas. An effort will be made to
turn the tide 10 other States where there
is more need OF laborcrs, aud where the
people are better prepared to care for
such as are in destitute circumstances.
The Relief Association here has found It
impossible to maintain the hundreds OF
immigrants who have lately arrived.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-06
RURAL INTERESTS
This Agricultural Department that Is 10 bo
Special Io the Register.

ThS Agricultural department. that ls 10 %
Special Io the Register
WAsHISGToN, Feb. D.
The House Committee on Agriculture,
with only one dissenting voice, MIR,
Covert, OF New York, Chairman, has
agreed to report iavorably the bill
creating the Agricultural Department.
The head Of this is to be cabinet olli-
Ger, with all the privileges, &c, oi other
members OF the cabinet. asked a
knowing one il the bill will
pass the House, and he replied certain
Is. There are too many agricultural
votes in the United States Tor II 10 be
in any danger OF defeat in the House.
Mr.. Ackin, OF South Carolina, who is
second ON the committee, is u most
Jealous friend Of agricultural, and will
press this bill with vigOr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-06
NEW YORK DEMOCRACY
The Hatchet To BE Buried.

SYRACUSE, y. Y. February "a
meeting OF all the prominent men OF
both factions Of the Democratic party
was held tonight ior the purpose OF
harmonizing their differences. Hon.
Vim. c. Ruger was made chairman; 1t
was resolved to sink personal prejudices
and preferences, and unite the party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-06
Rishop Conseerated

NEw ORLEANS, February 5.-Rev. j:
y. Gallaher Was to day consecrated
Bishop OF the Louisiana Trinity Church:
The imposing ceremony was conducted
by Bishops Green, OF Mississippi; Dpd-
lev. OF Kentucky; Wilmer, of Alabama
Robertson, OF Missouri. They were As,
sisted BY Drs. Girault, Perciyal, ThomP-
son and Waters. A large congregation
aud many OF the clergy were present
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-06
Rusinsss Before Charity.

NKw loRK, February i.-Messrs.
Drexel, Morgan 4 Co. who had an
nouneed that they would send to Ire
land, Tree OF expense, any Contribution
that might be made to them, gave notice
to-day that they would no longer act as
agents Tor the fund. The pretext is
that they are bothered by the troops OF
iolks running 70 them with tritling con-
trioatons. and that extra clerk hire Is
necessiiAted. The real facts are that She
bsiushcrs are making IL 90 hot ior ]. 3.
Morzsn b Co, the London houss d
the hrm, ior aiding tha Irish move.
ment u this say, thai thsy calnok stand
the pnanres
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-06
WHEELING w. VA FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY g. $780,
PARKERSBURG.
Condition of Davis.

PARKKRsBuRG, February 4.-William
Davis, the man who was struck on the
head with an iron bar last night by
John Hazelwood, the barber, is still
living, but the physicians express no
hope OF his recovery. The Davis family
are said to be very reputable citizens OF
McConnellsville, Ohio. Hazlewood was
given an examination, and was dis
charged from custody.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-06
Ph0sdelphta.

PHILADELPHIA, February 5.--Flour-
Exceedingly dull; exporters and spscu-
lators out Of the market; Mime
sofa extra family. medium, t6 S7}; good
30 62i; choice % S7i Ohio hmily,
good, s. 90; Minnesota patent proces,,
choice, S. %. Rye Flour-Firmer q
81 zoos O0. Wheat--Steady; rejected,
on track, 81 37C9l 3s; No. 2 red elevator,
car lots, 81 Az; No. red. seller Febru.
airy. 81 AZ bid, 81 i2l asked; seller
March 81 43jbid, 81 AZ asked; seller
April 81 AZ hid; 81 45l asked; seller
May 81 ~ bid, 81 IS asked. Corn
Stead, aud firm; ungraded SIC; ssil
mixed, seller February, H}c bid, size
asked; seller March 5i,c bid, 55ic asked
seller April sale bid, safe asked; seller
May 5Sjc bid, sale asked. Oats-Stesdy;
stained i6iGS47c; white +7l(S4sc. Pro-
visions-Dull Mess Beef-At SIS 90
Mess Pork-At $l3 OO(Sl3 %. Hsmse
Smoked l0Gllc; picked slS9c. Lard
AT 81 1905 10. Butter--Firmer;
prices unchanged. Eeys-firmer; west.
ern l1c Cheese Strong; creamery l43
Ollie; good do l3i@ltc. Petroleum
Entirely nominal. whisky-Firmi west
ern 81 0S.
CHICAGO, February 5.-Flour-Dull
aud nominal. Wheat = Unsettled but
generally lower; No. 2 red winter 81 2li
al -; No. . Chicago spring 81 10; No.
3$l o.; rejected 90. Corn--In lair do
mand, but at lower rates at S6c cash;
36ic seller March; 4les4l1c seller May.
Oats-Duil and prices q shade lower;
fresh 33lc cash; 3el(S32tc seller Februa.
ry; 36,c seller May. Rye-firmer st
76c. Barlcy-Quiet and weak st 82(a
So. Timothy Seed-Strong and higher
at 81 T0ta,2 81. Flax Seed-At N o..
Dressed Ilogs-weak at ~ Ssts4 a.
Pork-l'nsetllcd, active, but weak aud
lower at SIl s5Cail 81 seller March;
Sl2 O0al2 O2i seller April. Iard-Un.
settled, active. but weak aud lower nj
s. O0(d7 10 cash: 81 l2l seller March;
s. 22It97 25 seller April. Bulk Meats
Heavy at 81 1906 1000 30 Whisky
Steady and unchanged at VI o..
hilwsukss.
MiLwaUxEE, February b.--Flour--
Dull and unchanged. Wheat-Opensd
firm. rose lc and closed dull; No.
Milwaukee hard 81 %; No. Mill
waukeo 81 10; M. 2 81 Ia; seller
February 81 Iii; seller March 81 let
seller April 81 20l, No, 3$l Wi; No. !
oslo, rejected SOC. Corn--scarce and
wanted; No. 2 Bic. Oats--r'irmer; No.
2 32ic. Rye - Firmer; No. l 7tSc.
Barlcy-WcakeI; No.2 spring cash 73lc.
Provisions-lnactive. Mess Pork
At 81 40 cash; sl2 10 seller March.
Lari-Prime steam 81 10 cash, 81 %
seller March.
Uinoinnsu.
CIScIssArI, February 3. - Cotton -
STEADY at l2lc. Flour-Dull and un-
changed. Wheat Scarce aud firm at
| 81 -. Corn-Dull al lOc. Oats-Quiet
nj 3,n. Rye Steady ai Ssc. Barley
Dullat Sac. Pork-unsettled and lower
at sl2 %. Iard-Dull and lower,
closed at 81 O0. Bulk Mcats-Quie,, |,
shoulders - O0; clear rib 81 10; clear
~ 62l. Bacon Inactive; shoulders
81 ia; clear rib u 25; clear 81 ~.
Green Meats Dull shoulders tc, sides
&C.: hams 7!c. Whiskey-Dull at 81 o..
Butier-Quict and unchanged. l.inseed
Oil-liighcr at sOc. :
OLCIrY, February b.-Markst opene,l
quiet with 81 Os bid; advanced and
closed at ~ ID bid. Shipments 22 200
barrels; averaging 81, 900 barrslsj trans.
actions AN. 90 barrels.