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NEw YoAk, March 15.-Rutus Hatch
has Begin a suit in the Superior Court
against the Western Union, Atlantic 1
Pacific, and American Union Telegraph
companies to prevent the proposed con
tract Of January 10Th. The suit Ia based
on the decision In The suit oi Wiliams
against the same companies, aud to-day
Judge Spear granted d temporary ibj uG.
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CRIMSON GRIMES.
COMMUNISTS ON THIS SIDE LAUD
THE RUSSIAN REGICIDE.
hFigadieF General Upton, Author Of
the Revised Tactics for InmnIry,
Suicides AZ San PFaneIsco-Ken-
tueEy's Crop Uf Crlme-schOOI
HOnse Blown Up, &C.. DC.
EMORY UPrON's END.
A WSli'knOWn Military writer Commits
Suicide,


San FRANCISCO, March l5.-Breyet
MNjor'General Emory Upton, U. s.A., wa
found dead in his bed at the Preside thil
morning, having shot himself through
the head sometime during the night, Gen.
eral Upton retired about his usual hour
last night, having spent the evening In 80.
cial conversation. The frat intimStion OF
the tragedy was obtained this morning
between and O'Clock, when bis orderly
went 10 call the General. Receiving no
answer to his knock, the orderly opened
the door, and found the officer dead IN
bed. The alarm was instantly given, and
several officers Of his regiment having
hsstened 70 the room, II was discovered
that the General had committed suicide.
The revolver was still grasped in bis hand,
and bullet wound through his month
into his brain told the story of bis death
plainly. The body was cold and stifF. and
lie had evidently been extinct for severaI
honrs, probably since midnight No pa.
pers or anything that might serve to iudi.
cafe the cause oi the act as yet have been
discovered, but none OF the effects in his
room have been touched, as they are
awaiting the arrival of the coroner, Tho
genera! impression, however, seems to be-
q that grief at the loss Of his wife prompted |
From the appearance Of General Up.
toms room this morning he must have
sat up late last night before, writing and
destroying the manuscript and buTnlpg
many papers. He left two letters. one te
LIS sister, dated the 18th inst, but appar.
emily written last night, In which he inti.
mated that something might happen, and
one TO Captain Dyer, unfinished, In which
10 expressed the opinion that his revised
.actics would be q failure. The letters will
lot be published until after the inquest,
'o'morrow. Among the army friends Of
he deceased the suicide Ia attributed 10 The
ear that by the failure OF bis work on
'Iactlcs" he would lose his reputation.
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EDUCATING THE INDIANS.
Ex.SecretaFy BehuFz Addresses q Nee
ing IN New York City,

Ing IN New York City.
New YoRK, March l5.-At meeting To-
night for the purpose Of raising funds fol
educating young Indians ex.Sscretary Of
the Interior Carl schurz, introduced BY
Rev. DR.. Hitchcock, President Of the
Union Theological Seminary, said that In
his administration as Secretary OF the In.
terror he could look back with pleasure
to the interest he had taken In the Indians.
Wise statesmen OF the past thought the In.
dian question could be best settled BY grant.
ing them reservation on which they could
live In their own way unmolested. This
theory he thought was exploded, and he
advocated giving them individual tracts OF
land the same as white settlers, thus by
degrees making them good citizens OF
Indian descent. They were capable OF
education and made good traders and
small farmers. In educating them 1t was
not only necessary 10 teach them
how to write, but also how to
live and how to make a living when
taught. Though they returned 10 their
families they did not, "a many supposed,
return 10 their former way OF living, but
and honored and looked up 10 by Others.
There were but $4,000 OF these children,
and though II might be the work OF time
they could be educated. The reservations
he thought, would eventually be taken
from them, as in the march OF rail.
roads and settlers westward ouarrels
would arise and the Government would
decide In favor Of progress. Most OF these
were honest and industrious; many being
employed by the Government as ffeigh:
ters. They should be taught small indus. |
tries as well as being educated. This wss
q work Of time, and could not be perfected |
hastily. He advocated the support Of the
schools at Hampton and Carlile. Gen.
eral Miles and Bishop Whipple also spoke |
in favor OF the object OF the meeting.
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sr. Louis, March 15.-A poa special
from Kansas City says! The Kansas river
Is rising rapidly, and has cut away elk
acteH Of valuable property on The Kansas
City aide, about three iourths OF a mile
above the Stock Exchange. One end Of
the Kansas City glue factory has fallen
into the stream. People living Ia the N.
olnlty are moving out Of their hnnana.
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Jury.
WELLsBURG, March 10.
Correspondence ithe int llgencer.
The taking Of testimony in the case Of lbs
Slate Vs. Thomas Cheek came 10 conclusion
about ten o'clock Monday morning, when The
argument for the State ives begun by Eugene
Tarr, prosecuting attorney, followed bv
Messrs Good, Arnett aud CraCraft in The
order named, for tbe defense, the latter com.
pletlpg hls remarks about len o'clock this
morning Dr. q. " Caldwell. ssslsta PRISE.
about three clock this afternoon. when ,bs
Jury retired 10 their chamber 10 n,ake nn
their verdict, and at this writing, Or, M. hRye
not agreed upon Verti II.
The case Of the State vs. David pArkersnp
cnarsed with burglary, Is set for to.mOrf1w,'.
Wednesday,
Mlss LnlIe Clay Bigbie, of Tennessee g,vo
an eIecitionaFy entertainment as prryipI,sv y
announced to a. very AppreCia,ive audiensa
on Monday evening. Tie yOllsg lady IA nm.
dOuOtedIy gifted with much talent Sbo dld
exceedingly well. She could haVe don. mnch
better had she addH ssed fili h0uSe. frH,,
which much inSp ration Is derived. Her nh.
Ject Is worthy Que and Is deserving of raj.
rOnaga VI P"S
Eddie, son OF Samuel George, aged II ,a.,s
died on Saturday evening last after : ~
tthcted ness. eddie was bright liitia pn,
and Will be sadly missed In tllo LoT.Sbo2
and amOrg bis plHyuates ''"
Inc sunshine isdiying up The mud, making
the street crossings little easier 10 cross
q, Be
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DuBbtS, March 15.-Fotty conyicts have
been sent from the Richmond BtidewelI
TO make room for more political prisoners.
?. j. Sheridan, one Of the tfayersets,
was arrested this morning, at his residence
In county Sligo. This is considered the
most Important arrest made 40 faf.
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hIthIsnn RaIIt,n.l ,..I.,..,..

,.,.sI,,, UsIssIr March l5.-The House Of Rep.
11Ss' p.,,s% ms Of the State LeSislAluf.
,o frs,o,u .nlS afternoon, by vote oi fifty.
tiitU,ST Oa,.y a bill to compel foreign
SStsV ~ companies operating roads In il,iI
Sate " Tb TIbvep Iheif general office ID tht
Gland T.s.h1i ne hill iS evidently aimed al tbt
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s.. Paul, March l5.-o. James Eialsre.
Of Marine, Mimi, supposed to be insane
shot and killed his wife. He had Two sbot
guns and reyolvers, and kent Inc Wbols
population oil the village al bay nnlji ihs
officers came from Saltwater and aiyesieJ
him, He was lodged In the sLlllWStef iSli,
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AUGUSTA, Me-, March i5.-The Senate
balloted ior U. 8. Senator with The follow.
Ing result; VIM. P. Frye, 2S; Richard A.
Frye, 8.
In the House, the result OF The vote was
as follows. VIM. p, Frye, B9; X. A. Frye,
b9. Both branches meet tomorrow 10 de:
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CINCINNATI, March 15.-At Green wood
KY. on The Cincinnati Southern r. r.,
one hundred and seventy.six miies sonif
Of this city, yesterday, Tom Young bfots
Steve Langiotts skull with A car pin.
wounding him moftally. He Hej. VA,
followed and ovettaken by Reuben Lang.
him with bullets, f'''N'"''"s
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NOVEL RAlLROAp LreI.I,1,n,,
wv" 'ofE state TO TARs charge or and
operate several Rosda.

'A state 10 TAhe charge or and
Operate several Ronds.
II. Nav wv iORK, March l5.-Ths charters OIL
S.,. V O,islnaI companies which form The
yo.. yoS 'Gfi . * Central, Hudson River, New
..oi ,OiE, Lake EtIe and Western tSij,oSd' I
,v'e,ves "o..0.s, to the State the right 10 lSke
r,II'S''On 10 ,sS D Of the roads upon the payment
To.d"vs v foutt T., Of Ten per cent In advance.
lion va ~ ini sae State Legislature a fesolu.
Ssio Whs,h VIZ Introduced All ulhoti2lng inquiry
Of Thai vinst ,tns, 'ho State had been deprived
lions " TEnI by the various consoiids.
ptopooes "a, 'neSe t companies, and II moi Il
named 6v W Nke and operate the roads
StoCF. AZ Paying their coat, less water h
Qulted N bv '1e ~. additional len per cent fe.
ChAtlet y 'ne terms oi the original
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CHICAGO, March 15.--At New York to.
day, Col. ]. H. Mapleson concluded an
for Marie Roze to appear here
the balance Of the season with Her Males
ty's Opera Company. Her frat appear.
Ance with this company will be next week,
Wednesday, In Mlgnon, with Getter, Ca.
rey and Campanini.
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rhs Indiana AinsnImanl.

INDIANAPOLIS, March l5.-The vote or
the Constitutional amendments yesterday
was very light Enough returns have
been received to-day from the State to In,
sure the adoption Of all the amendments
by over tWo.thifds vote,
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sr. Louis, March 15.-A Republican Kan
Sas City special says: Tom Gordon, q
desperate, killed the City Marhall oil So
corro, n. NJ, a few days ago, but escaped
and fled TO Albuquerque, He WAS re-.
arrested there, and on Friday last taken
back to socorro, where he was hanged 10
water tank by q mob OF 800 men,
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That The 9Oih Grand Drawing Of The Com.
monwealih Distribution o.. comes oiI
March IlsL Whole tickets, So, halves ii,
Remit by NAL or express 10 X, N, Boa;d.
man, Courisr.Journdl building, iouisyille,
KY, -''N'''''e'
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GENEVA, March l5.-Expofis Of Swiss
products to theItjnited States for lsso,ws,s
greater than any year on record. SScsSd.
Ing 1879 BY 100000 francs, '-N'sN'
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lIla Remains 10 be IDislhteFred aud 81
1nauesI Held,

FoRT WAYNE, 1Sp., March 14.-The re.
mains oi CHARLES Ffeess, who committed
suicide about two weeks ago, will be taken
up tomorrow and second inquest held
by The request Of hlS her, who ls now
here from her home In Wheeling. She
will probably take the remains home with
her.
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LONDON, March i5.-Ths Government
has been officially informed that the ar.
mlstiGe with the Beers has been extended
Iout days.
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Every month q 800 ptizcs) and Vbv -,
yon one oil the lucky holders Of A ~ E,tHt not
IL ls easily done by iemiulng 50 II pSAss'
Boatdman, Louisville, Ky. 'H ~ NJ M.
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.McGRANAHAN-A hs, tm,,,,,
lb0, vooi street., AnIntLLL, dt1 " nsidence No.
sud Habah y. MtGIhahNn, 6hief Of james ",
Fun0faI notice tomorrow,
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WELISBURG.

Ho" fhiHES Look m Viewed by Our Cor
Fe.pondent-fCrniimHtiOn Of the Cheek
Liai-The Case In the Hands OF the
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Ghp GntelIiqenter,


Olnrr Nos, rs and "a FonrIesnth street
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vienna, March l5.-A dispatch says:
Princess Dalgourouki, Morganlte wife OF
the late Gar, has left St, Petersburg and
will not return.
The Polish organ at Cracrow recon.
mLends the Polish deputies and Poles in
Russia to maintain cam and prudent re.
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ProL Tlce not "OId ProbablIItIes"-Re.
peal OF an OFdiuance AShetI- ChauIau.
qua Circle ExeFeiSes- Iusiness, ReIIEI.
Gus and Personal NOles-LOan ExhibI.
llOn.
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hhtihuI StIIo tallS! aliSI NA5 osetS SIbaHs. uely
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Notlco is hereby given that the City Of wheeling
SATURDAY, JANUARY "A, 1889,
offer for sale at public auction at the front door Of
the Court House Of Ohio county, IN said city, Inc
following very desirable real estate, To- wit:
FIEt-'fhe south onGhalf Of lot humber seven ~
map Of the subdivision Of tho Joseph Caldwell 60.
tate. fronting on the western side Of Jacob street.
between the Streets formerly known as Fairmont
aud CAthArine.
second-ihe east half oil lot number hity.ono tSi)
In utaham's addition 10 said city, fronting on the
south side Of Fifteenth street and being The same
property now occupied by Coco. Hannah ESQ, aS a
residence IN this piece Of property lisa desirable
residence and brick stable. and The property Is val
liable, finely located, and will make splendid
home for any purchaser,
Thlrd1lhe property in which Andrew King now
resides situated at the northwest corner Of Nine.
teenth and Jacob streets. being part Of lot number
forty seven az In the Fourth ward fronting fifteen
feet on Nineteenth street and running back Of that
width S5 feet 10 the centre line Of private alley
but width ni 1--WE feet along the north end Of this
thlrl parcel shall DO subject TO an easement Of d
private alley for which Il Il now used 40 long hs Il
shall he 80 used, and said Third parcel Of land will
Pc soId and olTsyed subject y further esemoIl
parcel Of yIplind adjoining on the west and nov
owned by Edward King 10 have, maintain aud use
a. now located, maintained and used, the private
sewer OK ending from laid adjoining parcel aefoS
said third parcel to tho main sewer on Nineteenth
street,
Possession Of the first piece Of said property wifi
be given at once and Of the other two pieces upon
the inst day Of April, 1852.
TRIMS or sALE-One thl:d the purchase money
And ~ much more thereof "a the purchaser may
elect cash on the day VI SALE the residue Of the
purchase money payable In two equal installmen6
In one and two years respectively from the day 81
sale, bearing Interest itOtn that day and secured BY
deed VI trust upon the property sold the purchaser
10 give his negotiable prniniSoty totes for the de-
ierrcl payments. Tho purchasers Of the second and
third parcels respectively will be tCquittd 10 Insure
and keep lnsuied until the payment IN full Of ihe
purchase money, for The bGnent Of baid city, ihe
buildings IN said 'tcell as further security such
insurance 10 he In an amount and In company AL.
iSiactOty 10 the undersigned. -
Chairman Of The ConniIIiee On Gain,
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Mr.. Marwood's success. That one item
has given me at least 500 worth extra Of
corn and wheat this year Of 1881. Last
spring q few Of Us plowed all the land we
could eight 70 twelve inches deep, and
buried all the rotted straw and manure we
had Of our own, and borrowed more Of
our neiRhbon. Wherever this was done,
our deep-rooted wheat and corn, and other
crops, laughed at the drouth. Their
pumps (roots) were all the while draw
Ing up water and moisture fGs,
ter than the searching sun could
steal it away. On these fields we have had
even better crops than in average years,
The sun only made them grow all the bet
ter as there was little or no lack Of moist
ure. On the fields in which We could not
apply this deep culture the present year,
tic crops were as sunburnt and poor as
those OF our neighbors. What l learned
from that single number OF the american
AgriculturaliS-a from single column
has repaid in money the cost OF hundreds
Of years Of subscription. Iowa FARMER
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SENATOR II. G. DAVIS will not 60 into
CANVASS for reelection. The pressing
demand OF his private business and large
interests will prevent his taking an active
part In politics for some time TO COME
Berkeley Independent.
This same sort OF a paragraph has been
seen meundering through our exchanges of
and on for two or three years past. Until,
however, We sec it in editorial type in the
Senator's official organ in this city, We will
not regard 1t rs significant except rs to tho
fact that It clearly indicates that the Sena.
tor is getting the ropes laid for reelection
by thus allaying active opposition on tho
part Of his competitors.
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AslIrht Pun for TrankIIu college.

Rdlton lntelligencer;
Permit me, FIRST OF all, to thank you for
bringing into notice SO many Of my friends,
as in your editorial on Saturday, and your
very interesting quotation from the Pitts
burgh Dispatch.
"fhe Ohio man. has certainly attained
an enviable distinction, and the district
bounded by tho DiSpGIch Is entitled to
special mention.
In addition to the omission OF Hamlet"
to which you happily allude, ] wish to
mention another omission. The state
ment is that in the triangle de.
scribed "there is no college Of
note" Now, you know, and / know, that
franklin College occupies place near the
center OF the triangle, and has done 60
since 1925; and that in addition to the
Binghams, the Blickersderiers, the Shan.
Rons and the Cowans, the updegrafs and
such, could furnish you list numbering
several hundred Of ministers in the Pres
byterian Church, many Of whom have
attained distinction in tho pulpit
in tho Professors chair, and rs Presidents
OF colleges medical men, too, Of distlnc'
tioH, and statesmen not named in your
enulneration-e enough, both in number
prominence, usefulness and honor to give
nOtoriety to any college.
will only state further, as q matter oil
fact, this same "small college" is doing Us
good work, and Ms extensive work, rs II
ever did, and is promising to do so tor the
time to come, indefinitely.
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CLEVELAND, TUscARAwAs VALLEY 4
Wheeling Railroad ct al. vs. Wheeling. 4
Lake Erie Railroad Company. Motion for
leave to file petition in error to reverse the
orders OF the Probate Court Of Stark cOun-
ty overuled. Columbus, co., Dbpatch.
The Tuscarawas company might as we'll
accept the inevitable fat us lust, and let
the Wheeling & Lake Eric road enjoy the
same rights which they themselves contend
cd for, and on,against the Panhandle pco-
pie. Theyare engaged in n picayunebusiness
in their attempts to obstruct that road and
arc simply losing the good will of the
public.
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NoTICE.-I HAVE THIS DAY SOLD
IN my entire stock OF China, glassware, Queens
ware, &c To my sons, Walter II. and Frank Rine.
hart. and retiring express my thanks for the liberal
patronage extended 10 me III tho past and hope II
will DO Bestowed upon my successors. All persons
knowing themselves indebted TO me will please call
ut III" old stand and SetO, and all persons having
claims please present them for settlement
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A CARD-WE USE THIS MEANS TO
n extend our thanks 10 Chief VIM. Eccles and
his corps Of assistants Ol the File Department, and
,ther citizens, for their prompt acts and valuable
services In Subdulng the fire In our warehouse on
Monday night, l2th Inst, feeling confident that
through them our loss has been made comparA'
lively small. HUBBARD, PAUL. 4 co.
HERLING, W. Va, December II, 1881. del9
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wuEELlSo, December II, 1881,

Who is this Ferocious looking Man? He
is Foreman in Printing Office. He gets
Paid for Throwing Men Down Stairs when
they Come to Lick the Editor, and for put
ting wrong Dates at the Head Of the Paper.
EIo can II more type in Fifteen Minutes
than Seven Printers can set mp In Two
weeks. He loves to Nsk the Editor for
Copy. II 1t Were not for Him the Paper
would Look pretty Well every Morning,
Everything would be Fat and none Of the
Live Ads would be Left out,-Denuer Trib.
uus Printer.
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DIED.

RICIARDs0N-At Bethphage, near Bethany, ",
Va, MRs. IlRHEcCA, wife Of the late d. H. Richard
son. in the ElTtyExth wear NJ her ngc.
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Ware indebted to Prof. 1 c. White, OF
the West Virginia University, (brother OF
H. S. White, Esq, Of Beltop,) for a copy OF
his geological survey Of Erie and Crawford
counties, Pa. The Virginia', published at
staunton, Va, compliments the Proiessoron
the valuable geological work that he has
done and is doing.
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I Daily except Sunday.
tsteubenvllle Accommodation. This ttair dur.
lug the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Bellaite stopping when required
and Gravel liill.
MaFilnn Accommodation
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THEY sat together in the lamp.llght and
read The advertising columns Of their local
paper, when he suddenly exclaimed,
"Look, only $l5 for q suit Of clothesN as
ita wedding suit2 she asked, "0h, no,
he replied, 1T Is a business suit" Well,
meant business, she replied. That settled
it.--Hotel World,
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Wants % A.sas.Ina1e Gnltsau.

BRIDGRPORT, o., December II,
Editors IntOlliEOnceE
Ifyou will obtain passage for two Of US
on the b. & o. railroad to Washington, We
will dispatch G. j. Guiteau and send him
to hell, o. o. D. Address, II. NJ. g."
Bridgeport, o.
The IXTELLIopScER is not engaged in the
work Of promoting assassination, and re-
specially declines to solicit tho traHspor-
tallon requested.
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THE County Court Of Calhoun county has
revoked the license granted to druggists to
sell liquor, on the grouud thatitwas merely
q mask to do saloon business,