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.,... anil IIyrt Diseases md Rheumatism
w ,rIbly Nothing seemed 10 help me;
hv l3,', %, All olbed. M smith cured me-"
cAH''' ZEI'r. rlllLLllS,
Wheeling, W, Va.
c,-s btypn, II NO'C, Impaired Vulce,-slii'
,,st,y,,t.' batcnt medicine failed to help me-
F'H'A "''p'"C HNRI.FS CHADWICK,
oismldcl ( Co, Wheeling, W. Va.
t,.,.i, and liberated stnmncl,-'TrIAtmcnt
,,GIlri to gIyc me relief. DR., Smith cured
THOMAS HOLT Insurance Agent.
Ns- Kathleen for i94sssn ys,llii, w sI''h
r,lHe" lDUSf, MAsiilNuloN.
,'Sh Running Sores On lead son was
tstsl Df fourteen YEAR, Nothing seemed 10
NsNn. M smith cured HIN, n...,.,
'T' MIS-, CATHERINE CAPs,..F
Market street. Wheeling, W. Vi
G.r-asnGIrnl for years with cancer, Had II
., zlthnr lime. II returned after each opera
n D' smith cured me without knife, lhuhllc Or
IN MIS-. H. NJ, ORCuTT.
M, Tuiuln NJ Anu,.-Flll VI my hack for II
III gsp0rci dying N. Smith cured me with
% N''' NV '''' THOMAS COLvIN,
VAlleGnt Man 81, Wheeling, W. Va
rsnlal, VI l,rrtUm, 'mlnpsuN and Files
w nun up to die aud pronounced incunble.
u nm ClIbl Nlt NllUNlll hlHts
WASHINGTON DEIASY,
Martins Ferry.
Nll0lAtlwdlCs-"Dr smiths professional
rrgp hnyhmly hive been most satisfactory
nilcnupl him to all W. gentleman and n
AA,hlhshn.'
M lla1i HOlb ays:-"T had been suffering
ssUf ti0 and treated by many physicians for
hs,nn N smith said lhal a tape worm and
haihgnpmnyrd q monster lWl feet long"
T,sls Complaints Three years In hOSplth for
lhia it'He peculiar advantages In such cgsrs.
hsatlni u cllhirh. diseases NJ heart, liver,
Nayh Hhyy., skin, blood, nervous affections
"a Insess NJ men Rnh youth, SrOililn and
HAsi la,lJ Nmy success.
RHumlalihOll the knife.
yabh1dsllnCr may bC treated by letter aud
uia,Iia guaranteed. 4 Chnrt for self cXRmNll.
toNi@tvrlW Of two thpc.ccnt STAMPS, aud
kifdnilmnl irp.
OdGlntJaatO licc iicr OnlCC hours from . 4.
MEN, daily, sunday from 2tDb IN. Call
arAlnc J. T., SMITH NJ, H.,
Fh No. " Twelfth 81. Wheeling ". Va.
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transactions 100000 shares, .l'b n...i.i ..i
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Alton 4 IGrrG lllulp, " New York Genital, i2)S
DO prcirrrrt a.,..-,, 6 Northern paclc,..,, 39ll
American EEpTt7s., ~ Do preferred, ...,,., w
H., e., r. & Nr,,.... SOL NGTthWGSiCri ,.,..a12ij
Canada sbnihen,.,. O3tS DO prctuTryil,. .l....lB7
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Chesapeake & Ohio. 9JIEl DO preferred ,,,"mlW
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N Do Vi pTieTred.-.,, ~ lucille Mail,.,,,.,.a, ~
Chicago AltOnn,"lg Panama. .l....-S1li
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Denver q Rio dnnde s61st; Paul, .an...,r,,.oll3
sd 10 pTuleftctl,..,,,."luO
Do preferred. ,..,,. 81 81. Paul, N. & M..".i01
IT. INTERCHANGEABLE ~. Paul & Omaha AN
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-25

An old geNtlEmaN In AIatElNnd Sail he had
faiggil hDs hnflE al '9Gllsrs Liver Pllls,rlBd
GONsiARIed ihaif almost essential 10 q family
as bread, That's true, .p..U nav
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fIFf tM tlNhiN 49, tNF.I4'f NIFs Tfl'rNFf
The Leading Scientist OF to-day agree that most
diseases nrp caused BY disOrdpted Kidneys or Liver.
H. therefore,, the Kidneys and Liver are kept In
perfect order, perfect health viii bc the rtSuii
This truth has Ouly bGen known short tins md
for years people suffered great agony without beIng
able 10 lind prlieB Tile discovery OF Mariners Safe
Kidney ind Liver Cute marks II new cR In the
treatment Of these troubles. Made from 4 simple
tropical leaf Of taTG value Il contains Just the lie.
menls necessary 10 noprIsh and invigomte both Of
these great olns aud safely restore and keen thum
IL ORDER. II Is u POSITIVE Remedy iOr al the
diseases that Hlusn pains IN the lower part Of the
bOdy--for Torpid LiYeF-IlCAdAChu- Jaundioe- DIS,
CSs-Grpycl-FcyGT, Ague-AialaFial Fever, and
MI difficulties Of the Kidneys Liver md Urinary
ftls an excellent and nip remedy for females
during Pregnancy. y Will control McnatFuaiion
and y invaluable for lHuCOrrhma or Falling Of the
Womb.
Asa Blood Purifier It Is uncqualcd, for It cures
the organs that make the blood,
READ THE RECORD
ut saved my liie,"-E H. Iakcly. Selma, Ala.
1T Is the remedy that will clrc the muny lscsCj
peculiar to women. "-MOlhcr's Magazine.
ut hls passed severe tests and won endorsements
from sOne lf tho highest medical talent IN the
country, New York World. '. 80.
NO remedy heretofore discovered can he held for
one moment In comparison with it."-Iley. &, 4.
Harvey, u, D., Washington, d, G.
This Remedy which has done such wonders, u
muliCnc upon The market, and Is sold by Druggists
and all dealers Ut 81 " per bottle. For DlnbOIgs,
enquire for WARMERS SAFE DIABETES CURE,
il. IT. WARNER & co.,
RugiTTlIRAW u Rochester n. y,
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NLENANUEW TIENWYI
A.lIt.l NJ. Sli East Girarl Ave.
RrHSETF's FLAyORISq ExTBAcrs always
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srEAMERs,-

ESSltEA STEAMER THE IMPERIAL
G InSsI y, MAil Steamship SURViI, tdpialn n,
lNt EStH \. y me Hamburg Line, will leave Nav
hIR Ii. 5i .ss,s steamer on sATt'RnkY, SEITEM.
.,ye ,I ,,yy, ioi Hamburg rObIn MVcnger Will
" ,Ittbi,n,II,N.I In the Rtt inGIn siln0n NJ
Win EteSrsinlB ,,heap nate NJ SlD, Sienmgr, ElOi
49,. wv" u. ,, BRHRREs, q
NV sli,,i A,,ICeCct and Steamship Agent
'Ua al'NRftei e., Nctuss Ihe Greek,
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ATTORNEYS,

ATTORNEYS,
HM r. t. GiLCllRlsr, III
" ATTORSEY AT Law,
Uar With Taylor 4 Hrr,
Il.i-,.... No. " Twelfth Street.
s ssI.all And Maritime Law Gprlally. Collr.
WLW. COWbEY, -@
"a. ATTORNEY Ar Law, .gA
hs,, ~ w vhhpllnc ST., Wheeling, ". VI.
St.sSaIlol lNhll business Je7pdw
Ja cOwDEY, ..--.'--'--
NM, AITORSEY AT LAW,
- 0aplne St, Wheeling ". Va. myoi
HANNIBAL FORBES,
%, a., ATTORNEY AT Law,
- S. egSom llon%, Wheeling. ". Va. jAil
JAMES r BoGERs,
i'm. d, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
heiiS, SnlRglInc st., opposite tho Court licusc
- v. W. ic3O
J,@ yANDERvORT, =
Orid.., AZ ATTORNEY AT LAW. ..
=, .s9sVSd without delay. srgI
DANlEL LAMB,
"a pn, ATTORSEY At LAW.
NJ III IA a'kd street, lover City BAnk.l wheel.
s--.,
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D. 80. Palace, Dnlwins Room and Sleeping Cans
oil nil night Trims.
tiiose connections AtC made for all points South
and Southwest, North and Northwest, making thls
iesnble tnritO for colOniSiA and porsOns moving
10 the great West and to whom particular attention
Is giygh.
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TRANSPORTATION.

:, Time PIE ~ a.I ana Wss sOpuFtsd 70 JULY
Tain leavc r 1hSndls pspOt bot q Rls1snth
street. nllF fnbls Landing, daily, e1r1pt sunday.
as toll0Nlt
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WHEELING, PITTS AND BALTIMORE Div
leave Wheeling. .G;2S A, NJ, i40E NJ tiOR n.
No Trims run on this Division on Sunday,
Tickets to all principal points on Eale al Depot
Oillcc open At all h0un during the day,
Information, 10 tho ttlyellDg public eheetiully
given. ........ W. N. CLEMENTS, N. Of T.
X. I. DEvtItsl Gen,l Agent Wheeling.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

By mai, n adyaae', poria0e prgGid'
One year. % sx monthS,,,,,,.,,,l
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NEW YoRE, ApgaHi 2L-sAoaEY-saae per oont
per annpm, II Per cent paR diam, closed at peF
cent Prime mercantile paper gas per cant
Startling Exchange banken bus dull at = SOY de.
manh q 81 -
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Our Trade with China.

-
Recent official reports show an en-
c'iuraging increase in American trade
whf Chins whose vast and undevefoped
markets offer enormous opportunities
for our manufacturers and farmers
Afew years ago wheaten bread was
sall but unknown in China: The multi
iudes' Of returning Chinamen carry home
with them not only knowledge Of whea,
but . preference for it One steamship
from San Frsncisco carried to China, las,
wear, 1,400 tons of q ,ur; and the entire
shipment for 1879 was 235.7S9 barrels
The vast wheat fields Of the Pacific coss'
are likely soon to 6nd an ample marke'
for their products among the millions o.
the Celestial Empire.
During the same year California found
Lin China q market TOR half her quicksil.
yer product, o. 36.698 faskr. or Other
products the total shipment from the
country was not large, but the variety
indicates great possibilities Of further
development. The exports to China !ol
the year, the last for, which official re.
ports have heen published, included
clocks, to the value Of $50, ,397 cottons
colored.. s270,000; cottons, uncolored
al .302, 600; drugs and chemicals, 8l3,.
TOO: glassware, $4,000; silver bullion,
S1, 1891 900; machinery, $1,000; other
iron manu- 'actures. 80 600; firearms,
eli. 600: lamps, $4,000; kerosene,
$3.50, 600: ordnance stores, % 900; pro.
Visions, such as bacon and other meats
butter snd cheese. etc, $4,000; refined
|sugar, 81, 900; tobacco, $4,000; cloth
E4ag $4,000.
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HMr Dana, Of the New York Sun

~ Mr. Dana, Of the New York Sun,
Was recently solicited to make dona-
tion to the fund tor procuring the por-
trait OF Mr.. Hayes, to place In the Me-
morial Hall. ct Cambridge. side by side
With those Of John and @ ,incy Adams.
oil Of whom, are alumni of thatinss
sution. Mr.. Dana sent back Q reply
whiNh.. may be called .. ..clincher,". Of
which the following ID an extract:
"How great an insult you are propos.
ing 70 the two illustriops Psesidents oi
the name OF Adams is made manifest by
the following words from the son of one
and the grandson Of the other:
al think Mr. Hayes was elected by Q
fraud, and ] DO not mean, to bAys |: said
that at the next election ? had forgossea
r. l do not say that Hrs Hayes CON-
mitted the fraud, but II WAS committed
by bis party. l have no enmity to Mr..
Hayes, but after the fraud w which be
became President could not vote for
any person put up Tor Ptesidentnn the
Republican side aho did not disavow
the fraud committed. E.wou1d not sup
port any member Of that parts who had
any sort OF mixture with that fraui.
feel that the counting out is just as much
fraud now % OF the time i vas perpe-
.trated:,n - . ~ -
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~ Rrcantly In Texas couple bent
on marriage procured license and Sci
out with one or two friends to look up q
parson They reached the river, hui
sia.l the Would-he bride could not
cross. They we're in . pickle. The
only parson for long, weary miles WAS
just across, the river, while visions ol
irate parents with double barreled shot.
guns iorrned q very long. and ,9eable-
some procession through the minds Of
the two lovers. The weather was cold,
the river aas up and what could they
do3 One Of the escort suggested TIA,
be would swim the river and aee, ii 4Doss
sible, the parson. Who, undoubtedly,
would fx up . plan to tie The ppp,ial
knot. He did so. found the preacher
and soon had him down on the river
bank The water wasc Id ap J deep. and
|'he refused punt blank to croSe aQyer, st0
the very. great distress OF Ake young
couple on the other side Necessity Il
not only the mother OF Intention. .shnt h
the mother Of expedients. The parson
concluded to marry the couple across
the river and they Joined hands and took
their stand near the waters edge, while
the preacher, on the opposite bank, in
stentorian voice pronounced the marri.
age service and declared them man and
wife.
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Amending the Revision.
: Bellaire Democrat.

/, A very large portion of the time OF
the present Ohio Legislature is taken up
in considering amendments to the Re-
Weed Statutes oil. Ohio. These Revised
Statutesiyere passed by the previous
Legislature, after . careful preparation
Of years, BY eminent and able attorneys ;
and Y seems strange, yea, passing strange,
TO the uninitisted why they cannot stand
The ,estsofs year, even tvo years. TO
the initiated, this continuous amending
or THE Revised Statutes is easily under.
stood.s The amendments are either of
fared by attorneys who are members OF
t6e Legislature, or by members who have
ian attorney friend. In ninety nine ca
aes out OF one hundred, there amend
ments are simply proposed to aid some
particular Iesse that these attorneys have
ia court; aud their effort is to have. the
law made to suit th4, case before It comes
to triaL Thsae attempts to amend the
Revised Statutes should he stopped. and
memAass,sf the Ohio Legislature should
be eieea 10 nnderstsnd that they we're
not semitic G lumbus TO make laws to
suit some particular este or cases, which
are to be tried 10 the leourts; but that
they were sent there TO transact busi-
ness for the people Of the whole State,
and what would be- ;ter their general
benefit ,e Il "a, Hass iie 4.ss,
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fESsys the Cleveland Penny Press

HSsys the Cleveland Penny Press
special telegram: sS9f
"CoLuMBUs. Jan. 1s.-ZNo harvest
moon Was ever more serenely radiant
than is the countenance OF tbe Columbus
Democrat Of the prt sent. We've got
'em 10 the general expression fallaaine
to. the Republicans yilsYaeO Poot bill
will ,nx 'em,s : said apfominSae Deinocfs'
yesterday, land there's the Local Option
hill. too Why the Pool bill Alone will
heat the Republicans, and then the Lo-
osl Option bill will bury 'em out OF
siuhtsU ,--:$ eys.s s2E tscsissisf ~
Rzactly. Tbe Dsmoofa.e epSts i,dildi
lite hopes upon the black-legs and drunk
ard-makers- They are hs na,aral allies.
-Akros Beacon. s.ff
Then It would seemth4s there sre Q
great many "black-legs and druukard-
makers" In the Republican party, else
how could the success Of the Republi-
can party be endangered by the anti
Pool Isw, Local Option and . stringent
Sunday law - Wayne Co. Democrat.
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Supposed. PfeyeitiyiS. for Carpet
Beoeless - :

A writer In the Germantown 1els-
graph suggests that, % the larve Of the
bacon. .,beetle f.Dsrsnsstes lardarissl au
insect closely allied to the carpet beetle,
will shun their food when talloW 10 plac-
ed near them, their repugnance to that
substance being 80 great that the insects
win devour each other rather than ap-
preach it, the same peculiarity NAV be
quite possibly met with In the larve Of
the carpet, beetle; and ifsse thefcoEdng
OF floors and faling the crscks With fal,
low (the cracks being their place OF con-
ceslment) wonlds- possibly prove an ef-
fective destroyer or these Troublesome
pests. The experimeas could be easily
tried. II good mdttonr 'ts,l63s De- en-
ployed there could be. no. bussfu absorp-
ton OF the grease, especislly when. the
carpets have linen bscks.
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FALL Or GEoK:TEpE..'
'Skobelen Avenges the
Defeat Of%"Cfen61+Al@s
LoInakin.
Pursuit Of the NoMads For Miles
Over the SteppeS. 90 {.
By Gable TO the Herald

By Cable 10 the Herald
T !. LONDON, Jan. 26. -tSeLeraL .Skohpled
'telegraphs from Cock. Tepe on the 9th
inst, announcing that the Ras,isns. ls,n
that day captured Gaok.Tepe and Den.
gil-Tepe after nine h'urs of desperate
fghlinR, and that the Tekkei TWcotn 'as
are in full retreat. Their loss. he s,ys
was enormous G.neral Skobelefi' feie.
graphs furh her from Geok-Ttpe as fnl
lows: The Tekke Turcomans we're pu--
sued and cut down for a distance OF
fifteen versts Our victory IS complete
We captured q quantity 'ofaarnisf.c .can.
non, ammunition and provi+t'hs.y. Our
loss is' now ibeing ascer.ainsd. Oar
troops fought ,heroically.g. Tue ;Czu
has received . Telegram announcing sths
capture Of Geok.repe. The S;andard,s
cnrresp ondent at Berlin hears. from, a
credi,ahle source! that Geek -Tepe was
taken byrthe explosion .of mines under
the walls after all assaults OF ihei .Rns,
sans had, been repulsed with heavy loss,
and that part of,;the: garrison VI Gsuk.
!Tepe. has taken up o position on aths
neighboring hills. The St. Petersburg
correspondent ii the News has reason
to believe that. Russia assured England
two mouths ago tha, Geok-Tepa. would
not, be occupied, and that, when The TEX
kes had been vanquished the Russian
troops would return 20 the shorea pf thf
Caspiau.:.- -.
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evTbs Ohio Editorial Assoclssicn
visited Baltimore and Washington ten
days since. The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad carried and entertained them
hsndsomsly. H.. B. KELLY, one Of the
number, editor OF the Lima Dsmscrut
died OF apopisxy ater the party reached
Washington City.
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How Oflcials We're Once Paid.
Milwaukes Telegraph.


It is not generally known historical
feet that from l777 10 1884 the territory
row, known % Tennessee fotmed4 . part
of North. Csrelina, and thatin 1785 the
Tennesseeans, becoming dissatisfied with
their -governneni, organized . State gov
ernIent indaf ihe 6ams of,, "EfAnktyn," /"
which vas, maintained <iof sone years:
ThA. State Organization afterwand, dis
banded, snd TertitorisA Teaoessee was
again annexed to North Caroifns. The
|foIlo wing is among the laws passed by
the Legislature 81 the State OF Franklin.
We copy it as found 10 . speech by Dan
LEI Webster. on the currency:iu 1888:
a"Be 1t enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of the State Of Franklyn, and it is
hereby enacted by Che authority of the
same: That from the first day Of Janu.
ary, 1889; the salaries- of The officers OF
the Commonwealth be ~ follows, to
"His Excellency the Governor, per an
num, 1000 dserskins; :
aH(. Honor the Chief Justice, 500
deer. .skins;. -. !.
"The Secretary 10 His Excellency the
Governor, SEQ raceoon skans:s :,
"The Treasurer Of the STATE, $50 rae
coon skiIas; ''fS = -@ff
"Bach County Clerk, 800 beaver skins |;
.Cierk OF the House OF Commons, 200
raccoon skins; ae
"Justiees' fee for signing . warrant, l
muskra. skin; Il
!. "To the ,G6astabls for Serving war
rant, l mink. skim !. ~.
"Enacted. insu> = isw the 18th day -cf
Octoberi 1859, under heigreat seal OF
the State.~ s:' ..'.t-. s.r 7rs.ss~, =,
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A FAMILY COMBAT.
IHow a Tennesscean Maltreated His
wife and How Her Father, Moth
i -er .Rnd Brother Laid Him Low.

How q Tennesscean Maltreated His
Vile and How Her Father, Moth
, or etd Brother Laid Him Low.
HMsroL, j snuarv 25.-Archer Carter,
of one Of the most. distinguished fami.
lies OF. South western Virginia, is lying |
at the poi=t of death ae his home in
Russaf County frem wounds received al
nhe hands of bis fasher-ip-law, mother
in-law and brother law. in, one OF the
most desperate and bloody encounters
ever known 10 this county. Last July
Carter married the daughter Of lis fa-
fther,,s tenant, Samuel Jesse, a poor but
respectable man. The marriage met
with serious opposition from Csrter's
family; and tits said that this led toI
his abandonment Of the beautiful poor
gi:the had married, and that thereafter
he emily visi.ed her. when. under the in.
fuence OF liquor, A few. days ago he
armed himself With pistol,'a knife and
two bottles or brandy, went to Jesse's
house and used very violent language to
his wife and her parents and brothers
Oil Mr.. Jesse claimed to have always
treated him kindly and asked him why
he fnsulted them Carter replied by
Edring pistol at his head. holding it so
close that Jesse, was badly burned in the
eyes and was knocked down. Young
William Jesse then said, "You have kill
ed fa.fef," when Carter fired at him and
wouid have akllled him but for Mrs
Jesse, whoAcaugkt the pistol and in re-
seiyang the blow was seriously wounded.
William Jesse and Carter then closed in
fn death struggle, both falling outside the
door, Carter on top and the knite in his
Ehand. Jesse succeeded in Rrasping the
Fknle. drawing 1T through 6arssr's hand
and cutting lit badly, and ;hen: struck
lwi,h the, esptured weapon mortal blow,
teutting Carter's throat and laying open,
F,he. H,,ophagus. Leaving him dying. as
they supposed. both Jesses ran for the
doctor and Carter's. mother. Carter is
fyet alive at his mothers house.. but can
take no food and is not expssled to re-
cover. -.
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~ Justice SwAYNE, of the q. S. Su.
preme Court resigned last week. Call
SrAN.Er MATHEWS, Mr.. HAYES. Hs-is
the only mau,,ot all thoss yhs a.sissed
to>ssesl the Presidency toey6u; wto has
not been provided for.
LArkR.-MArraEws' nomination has
been forwarded to the Senate for con.
irm atiop.
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GrThe CAnEncs party In Pssasyl-
vaniS has LOST control Of The mschine,
For ten days past they have balloted iu
vain for OllvER. their candidate for Sen.
stor. The boilers, IS in number, vote
for Gaev md defy the nsshini'ts. The
Democrats vote steadily for WALLACE
Tks Senator elected 70 represent Penn
lJ3aasiA for SIX years from March 4tb,
WI, u sH probability, represent Che In.
tsr.s.s Of the people rather than those
OF The CAnRaoY clan.
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Crops In Southern Indians and. hi

Cropsin Southern Indians and. ,Illi-
inoteare reported to- be injured some
'xHst by ,,hs severity OF the weather.
!; The latest Cabinet rumori is that Ham.
iltoii: Fish will have ss'portfolio and
seryesto'c.ose theSgap between Garfield
and the Grant'people. S
!. 1t Is said that the new trunk line,
known as the Baltimore, Cincinnati and
Western railway, will touch 20S towns
betvee B fillmore and Cincinnati oI
which only twenty. have any railroad
connection.