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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-07
EDUCATIONAL.
NEST TiRGiIIiI I...l UNIVERSITY,

Nine doplrtman9 ol Nuqyl IeAt3o9h luTnNhed
~ cost, calendar ARRANGED 70 tuit teAchert; On.
rfian, IibafSi thorough, Fall lefm begins Non.
ieGIl,ef I6t, 1880. Attendance I'M yGAf from h
COUNTIES oi Wet Virginia and from 6BtGtSi and Tn
S.9FSr catalogues md otAeF Information sepl,
b tA6 PRESIDENT ., =. Thompson, NofEinlS1iI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-07

y. Palace, Drawing Room and hleeping Cau
On oil night trainl
Close connections are made for all points Bouth and
Southwest, North and Northwest, making this desis
rable route for CoonlSs and persons moving 70 ths
great WOtt and 10 whom particular attention q EVGn,
WHEELING, PtT'rs. AND BALTIMORE Dtv.
Lave Wheeling a.. 6:25 n m. I.l0 n. h., $40 D. N,
No trims run on this Division on sunday.
Tickets 70 oil principal pOinb on Aalo 81 Depot,
Once open At all hour during the day.
Information 10 The epg public 6hOerfully Owen,
.... =. ", N. CLEMENTS, n, oil T,
3. 7. DEvRfEh. Cont AVsuL whsOlInv
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MEDICAL.
TO THE PEOPLE!

Tho be,t evidence Of . PhyliclAn'G success 10 The
tSStiaOny Of bis patients, The Increasing demands
M I'M proIssS0ual services prove that have dealt
hoporsb And fairly with th0ss who have consulted
No. neTeT uIe patients nRme without permission,
though have many hundred certificates from those
WON have cured after they bad been pronounced
ipcur1bls, A thorough mtdith education, with
man years hospital OF peTiencO and familiarity with
ihsrSptuiic agents. eloSe obaArVnpee temperament
al peullAFtIOa and strict attention 70 hygenie man
Sganenl, lniuna success u cure u possible, and
ls.,kIs "a "a III natiant ms 0niHtnn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-07
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
THE WEST VIRGINIA HOSPITAL ROR
THE INSANE.

Action or the BOAFd Of Directors In Re
mOViug DFs. Camden and RunSt-A Few
Inside Facts not Known By the General
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-07
no CHICAGO.
Only IS HounI
LKAVL
RALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD 90.

IN s@aa
On aud sitter december 10, 1880, Passenger Tfalnn
vii run 10 iollOWs-WhH0llng Time:
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-03

DAGGETT's SToRY.-The Carson IndeI
gets off the following Hon. r, M. Dag
gett paid us a visit in Carson yesterday,
and among some other good things related
the following story at the expense of ex-
President Hayes. In parenthesis it ought
to be explained that these two notables
have very little in sympathy with each
other. They travelled together to a point
where branch road came in, and where
there was stop for lunch. The ex-Presi-
dent in getting off took Mr.. Daggett's
satchei with him instead of his own.
When Mr.. Daggett returned to his seat
from lunch farmer evidently, who had
been sitting near, said to him: DO you
know the man that you were sitting
with" eyes, replied our ex- Congressman.
" WELL" replied the granger, Il don't
think you do. He's d-n thief. "Maybe
he is said Daggett; i" but what makes
you think so ?" He took your satchel
and left his'n," was the answer. Daggett
looked and saw that this was actually the
case; but he did not place very high
value on his carpet-bag, and thought he
would not lose much by the swap, so he
did not sigh Just before the train pulled
out, however, Mr.. Hayes came back, say
ing, 81 have taken your satchel for mine.
l don't know how l did it, but did it. !"
81 don't know either, replied Mr.. Dag
gett, :" for mine is bigger one than yours,
and much heavier" Here he opened his
own satchel by pressing the spring there
was no lock to it), and revealed a couple of
dirty shirts, deck of cards flor solitaire
across the plains), and on top of all three
bottles of whisky. At sight of these hor-
rid things, Mr.. Hayes could only exclaim ;
Good heavens suppose l had taken
your satchel to nv house."
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-03
REAL LACE MADE BY MACHINERY.

The manufacture of lace by machinery
has received considerable attention IN Eu-
rope, and a company has been formed in
Paris for developing NJ. Malhere's lace
loom. La Nature gives description and
an engraving of this masterpiece of mechan-
ism, with sample of Valenciennes lace
made upon it, 1t is claimed that the loom
can produce all kinds of lace, and that
competent judges, and even lace makers,
confound the lace which it produces with
that produced by hand. The fundamental
idea OF the machine is found in the employ
ment of rotation disks, which contain two
threads capable of being twisted together
by half revolution or a complete revolu-
ton. These disks are tangent and in pairs,
capable of transferring the thread from
disk to disk, and are arranged in the seq
ment of cylinder, in order that the thread
between the disks and the converging
point may be as nearly as possible of a
uniform length. The lace is produced in
the geometrical center of the segmental
frame. Several bands OF lace are produced
simultaneously by the superposition of the
thread carriers. The movements of the
several members of the loom are controlled
by the jacquard arrangement OF perforated
cards. The interlacing threads are collected
and fixed in the central part of the ma
chine corresponding to the hand-worker s
pillow by means of pins. The frame OF
the loom consists of two concentric eylin-
der segments. As all parts of the seq
mental frame are nearly equidistant from
the converging point of the threads, the
tension of the thread is uniform, and this
orro ,c,ar,anf allou,c aacb ono nj tha hobbinc
to circulate in the interior of the cylindrical
surface without any displacement of the
threads. The lower segme mt is perforated
all over its circumference, and each
one of the holes is filed by a
metallic cylinder which manipulates
the thread and is controlled by the
jacquard mechanism. According to the
piercing of the pasteboard of the jacquard
band, the bobbin carriages are pushed from
the groove of one pin to the groove of an
other, by little pushers, and may occupy
successfully all the disks. In order that
the rollers in the center of the loom may
be interlaced or twisted, the transportation
of the bobbins is made by circular mo.
ton. When bobbin is to be transferred
from one row to another, the pins in the
jacquard mechanism corresponding to the
motion required cause the pin in the seq.
mental frame to turn quarter of revo)u-
ton only, the sliding groove assuming a
vertical position then the bobbins are
moved forward in vertical direction, and
second quarter revolution of the pin
places the bobbin in horizontal position
in such way as to renew the interlacing
of the threads.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-03
THE DAILY REC0RD-UNI0N
THE cRocKERY CRAZE,

Lines written two hundred years ago, "to lad
her passion for old china, but admirably adaptet
the year 1851.
What eestacies her bosom fire
How her eyes langus into desire
How blest, how happy should | be
Were that fond glance bestowed on me
New doubts and fears within me war:
What rivals hear "a china lar
China's the passion of her soul;
a cup, plate, dish, bowl,
Can kindle wishes in her breast,
lnfiame with joy, or break her rest.
Some gems collect, some medals prize,
And view the rust with lovers eyes,
Sons court the stars at midnight hours;
Some doat on Natures charms in flowers;
But every beauty l can trace
In Clara's mind in Ciaras face ;
My stars are IN this brightest sphere,
My lily and my ross Is here.
Philosophers, more grave than wise,
Hunt science down in butterflies
Or, fondly porting on spider,
Stretch human contemplation wideF.
Fossils give Joy to Galen,s soai
He digs tor knowledge like mole;
In shells so learned, they all agree
No fish that swims knows more than be
Ia such pursuits if wisdom lies,
Who Clara, can thy tastes despisei
Were some antique jar behold,
Or white, or blue, OF specked with gold,
Vessels 20 pure and SO refined
Appear the types oil womaukind.
are they not valued for their beauty
Too fair too fine, for househo 4 duty
With flowers and gold and azure dyed,
OF every house the grace and pride
How white, how polished, is their skin,
And valued most when only seen
She, who before was highest priced,
Is for crack or flaw despis-d
I grant they're frail yet they're so rare,
The treasure cannot cost too dear
But man is made OF coarser stuff,
And serves convenience well enough.
He's a strong eartt en- vessel. made
For dredging, labor toll and trade;
And when wives lose their o5her self,
With ease they bear the loss OF peh
Husbands, more covetOus than sage.
Condemn This china buying rage.
They count that Womau's prudence little,
VINO sets her heart on things so brittle
But are those wise mems inciinations
FiX'd on more strong, more sure foundations!
If all that's frall We most despiSe,
No human view or scheme is wise.
Are not ambitions hopes as weak
They swell like bubbles, shine and break.
A cOurtiers promise is so slight,
'Tis made at noon and broke at night.
The man who loves country life
Beaks all the comforts of his wife
And if he quit his farm and pillow,
His wife in town may break her vow.
Love- Clara, love while youth is warm,
For each new winter breaks charm;
And womans not like china sold,
But cheaper grows in growing old.
Then quickly choose. the prudent Fart,
Or else you break faithful heart.
John Gay.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-03
LYDIA Z. PENKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.


Is Positive Cure
for aIl those Painful Complaints and Weaknesses
socommon our est female population.
1t will entirely the worst form Of Female Com
plants all ovarian troubles Inflammation and Ulcera
tion Falling and Displacements, and the consequent
Spinal Weakness, and is particularly adapted to tho
Change Of Life.
1t will dissolve and expel tumors from the uterus ia
early stage Of development The tendency to can
humors thereis checked very speedily by its
1t fantness, fatulency, desroysell craving
for sulants, and relieves weakness OF the stomach.
1t cures Bloatng, Headaches, Nervous Prostitution,
General Debility Sleeplessness Depression and Indi
gestlon.
That feeling Of bearing down, causing pain, weight
and bsckache is always permanently cured by its
1t viii all times and under all circumstances act in
harmony with TIE laws that govern the female system
For the cure of Kidney Complaints OF either sex this
Compound is unsurpassed.
LYDIA T. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COM
POUNDS prepared at 25S and 23J Western Avenue,
Lynn Mass. Price 81 Six bottesfor s.. Sent by mail
in the form of pills also in the form of lozenges,
receipt Of price, 81 per box for either Mrs Pinkhaa
freely answers all letters OF inquiry. Send for paInph
let Address rs above. Le1ltior this Paper.
No family should be without LYDIA Z P1NKHAM's
LIVER PILLS. They constipation, bliousnss4,
and torpfdity OF the liver 25 cents per box
rs Sold by all Druggists. -Gs
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-03

It is said that the reason why bigamy is
of SO rare occurrence in Hungary is that
once on a time man who was convicted of
this crime was sentenced by the Court to
live for two years with both wives. The
punishment was considered cruel, lbut it
had the desired effect,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-03
AN OPEN
SECRET
AMONG THE LADIES

The brilliant, fascinating
tints of Complexion for which
ladies strive are chiefly arti-
fetal, and all who will take the
trouble may secure them.
These roseatc, beWitclling hues
follow the use Of Eagan's Mag,
nolia Balm-a delicate, harm
less and always reliable article.
Scltl by all druggists.
The Magnolia Balm cOnceals
every blemiSh, removes Sal.
lowness, Tan, Redress, Erup.
tons, all evidences of excite.
ment and every imperfectiOn.
Its effects are immediate and
so natural that no human being
can detect its application.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-03
New Tangles.

We present below the Carleton prize re-
bus contributions. The terms required
correctness of meter Us and Ss), initials
not to exceed twelve and to form word
commonly known. Four lines allowed at
will to describe the whole Initials were
not to be given in regular sequence. Spe-
cial prizes for second if four competed, and
for third if six competed
1859. By 81 Guess :"
l. Most wonderful is this to all,
An old discovery, yet new.
,. Awretch whom it is right TO call,
murderer of darkest hue.
3. a biped, BY all others feared
And more 'cruel than the grave"
4. A heightened thief but it appeared
That not all his pelf could save.
.. These tales were told long, long ago,
To each generation dear
6. And this mount, whose crest of snow
High to the heavens he rears
I. Not Washington's ancestor he;
His punishment swift and sure
s. \ famous Marshal, now We see,
Was maligned for motives pure
8. And this journal, It's well known,
Its pages are by thousands read;
10. horrid creature, and own,
like it in its SHINY bed.
The above initials if YOU rightly place them,
VIII name, is it village, town city,
Where "Greek meets Greek" and if you dare Il
face them,
You're caught within their Deadlock n-more'
the pity.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-03

Among the prizes offered for exhibitions
at the Plumas, Sierra, Lassen and Modoc
District Fair is one for the best hand-sled.
Snowy country up there.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-03


Answers to august goth.
ll42 Mushroom.
ll43 Scanned.
ll44 Shades hades
ll45. Union.
TAG. Whaling
ll47. The letter NJ
HAS. Darius, Athenians, Ionians, Athos,
Thraclan, Nerxes. Pla,;ea, Marionius
ll49. Tournament.
ll50. A pair of shoes.
ll5l. Sea crow
1852. l, Elmira; >. Adelaide or Ale'aida ;
3, Alexander; 4, CORTLAND ), Grand
View 6, Valley Center; 7, Uncle Sam ;
5, Walnut Grove 9, Newcastle 10, Hap.
Ply Camp; II. Igo u, Homestead ; Is,
Josephine IA, Little Story 10, Niles
l6, Rough and Ready; II, Wildhower
is, Los Angeles 10, Evergreen 20, Fair
play; 81, Mount Eden %, Byron.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-03

One of the richest harvests ever gathered
in the Fifteen-mile district, Wasco county,
Or, is now in stacks and barns.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-03
THE QUIET HOUR.

TANGLEa's CORNER AND pUzzLsR's CON-
TRIBU HOS BOX.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-03
ll6O. By Silver King

l. Teach thy children well this first,
With rudeness, then, they'll not be cursed.
,. Rather would suffer pain,
Than suffer from this cause again.
3. Needful Tor mechanics smart,
OF Yankee nature good part.
4. Shun this curse Of fallen man
Throw off its shackles while you can.
5. Name man whose master mind
Read natures laws, hid from mankind.
6. This brings mem rvs dear to me
OF distant friends long to see.
Z. Ii strong whisky you should drink,
You'd be like this, surely think.
S. Acts there now upon life's stage,
a more important parsonage?
Ny slaves are men of worth and wealth,
Shrewd mechanics, farmers, too;
They forfeit comfort, home and health,
This tickle goddess to pursue.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-03

Charades, Enigmas, Riddles, Puzzles, Word
Squares, answers TO and from Cor
respondents, and Solutions.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-03
ll6l. By Rose

l. An ideal State, wherein no flaws
Are found III government or laws;
9 This is affable, and kind,
Civil, courteous and refined;
3. Emblems of peace, this is shown,
A fruit, within warm climates grown ;
T. This ancient dame, one OF ten,
Oft read the book OF fate to men
s. This is goddess, in whose train
Are carnage, sorrow, want and pain;
6. The greatest of virtues known,
Consisting not in aims alone;
{. This is faithful to FRIEND
rusty and constant to life's end
s. This, to each enemy and foe,
The good book teaches US to show.
Primals show disc verer, whom fate
Brought justice only when too late.
An upright man, honest and devout,
His life in pain and want went out.
, 1881-06-07

Mr., GEolsGE Gon1lAst. n prominent lawyer
OF buffalo, deposited 100000 worth Of bombs
some time ago In tho Eric County Sav-
ings Bank Of Buffalo. About tho 1ss Of May
he wont 10 clip hts coupons, and, utter hay
Ing done this, ho handed back tho bonds to
tile bunk casllfer. On the 10th OF Alay ho
discovered that tho bonds were missing,
Thu officers OF tie bank t'len remembered
TINT they llatl received letter from I}altI.
more attorney In relation to stolon bont!a,
asld Offering to Open negotiations TOR their
return. Mr.. Gorhnn, went to Baltimore md
saw the attorney, who said tie bonds would
be returned for $780, 900. Gorlla.n refused to
pay tint or my other sum. Ihe numbers OF
thu bonds tayc been published, and It Is not
likely that tic thleyes will realize Oh tlleu&
unless Ar. GorlIam pays to gst Ills own
buck.
, 1881-06-07

r-..ssf nIArnt.. =. ~ !. tnt.... nx..&..
-, op'*'a' D''pa'en 20 t"s e"'eaao 1'Foa"s'
WASHINGTON, u. O., June GA number
OF Virginia Bourbons have arrived hers since
tie Richmond Conyentlon. ami nratand n
n,oko IIplt ~ r. md c'ni,n that ths rs1n,nt
maNo Hknt VI u, uliu cln'm "las tao Ies4.ox
l3 democratic ylctoryls already assured: but
many sigus OF dlsquiet in tie Bourbon ranks
TheIr frunkest LEADERS, admit ttat tho anil.
t,",.,.a 49,. a1,,a., ,."a.,.... 13 at.,o ~ ~.
isouFnofas nave ga'hed strength SINCE ne
Senate convened, and they have discovered
tiat Gen. MalIons's COURSE did not, as they
predicted, allcnutc Tie great masses Of
IT, nSn'o.r.t1a s,,,,,o..o,ss rrn@, nnnr.
nts ochoctat!e ouppot"is' tHo pou'
tint enough Republicans will Insist
upon running q straigl,t-out ticket
tn withdraw yotcs from thu Mnho1,e party to
Sm onnr.ssn"n ~" or@essn M ma mG'' nn1en
Hnrf' an'i 4 few other ten.,6itcHns @ nostiv
Tti..rai 81" .,,tns end st
ara v,rv iar."Iv t % ia a" mi9,itv nj M6is
ia sfr1,nh,oMt II n",tiica,, u1amnnt ~ ,vn,,i3
~ t.. =, s..,,r mou,a tha
a. H. I'o :,i'i.as, ' 'si' ~
1tfir" ~ ',nrn t%",. " IT, ,nnorittn ~ aof
, 1881-06-07

CHEYENNE Is excited over the marriage of
Leo Chin, wlsuse named Indicates Ills uatlon-
ality,:.wltli Mrs. Eva II. Lee, white Amer
lean woinar. The statutes Of Wyoming pro-
lllbit such marriages, and Lee Chin and his
lady have hicd them TO Denver, where tue
nuptlal knot was tied. The pair, however,
were indicted for misccRcnation yesterday by
the Cheyenne Grand jury. Tho Chinese
Consul ut Denver, acting under the direction
Of the Chinese Ambassador at Washington,
lias retained lawyers for the defense of Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Cllin.
, 1881-06-07

AN organization Of ex-Confetlcrate soldiers
has been effected at Chattanooga. Tenn., for
the PURPOSE Ut welcoming tie Army of the
Cumberland. aud rendering them a reception
on the occasion Of their meeting at Cl,asta-
ioogn next September. Col. j. D. Cooku ~
President, Judge u. N. Key nnd Capt. j. a.
Caldwell Vice~fresidents, and Maj. &. Z.
Cooner Secretary. Nearly every ex- Confcd-
crate soldier who has been asked to totn the
organization has willingly COMPLIED.
, 1881-06-07

TuE steamer Glcnlogan. from New York
for I'ara, pernn'nbuco, ald Dahfu, took fire
ut kea, and had to ba abandoned. The crew
aud passengers were rescued aud landed at
Fortallza, Brazil.
, 1881-06-07

TIE White House Is besiegcd by Office
seekers. Thnse follows dog the Presidents
footsteps. lIo tannot appear outside Ills
room tllat they DO not pounce OH him, and
lombard him with petitions, appeals, nnd e1l-
trcattes. The ulost persistent and pressing
fellows hatl from Maryland, Baltimore con-
trbutlnE u lnr8e quota.
, 1881-06-07
virginia Reappears as a Pivotal
Factor in National
Politics.
Randall Thinks TINT by skimpfng, Ha
Can Get Majority In
the House.
The Whole Democratic Party About t.
Either Bargain or Grapple with
the Read justezs.
STAR ROUTES.

3fACvEAGlf 1tAID At WORK.
sDsetdf Dhedteh to 1As Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. e., June G-The star
route Investigation is proceeding slowly each
day. The experts employed BY the GoveruA
1,lent are devottng their whole time to IT,
Attorney-General MacVeagE seldom giyca
less than three hours daily to an examines
tion of cases. Mr. MacVcagll Intends thn3
the evidence In each case shall be Us nearly
perfect as possible before presentation to tho
Grand Jury, md will take extraordinary
pains to avoid corrupt Grand Jury or q
packed petit jury. Special Agents, whose
appointments have never been mads
public, are visiting all the great routes
where the largest frauds nre known
TO have been perpetrated. There wers
no new outward developments ut the POST
Office Department tt-tlay, but very great I'M
easlness is manifested in, every Division
which has to do with star foutes. There
seems to have been no truth In ,the report
that 49,.
Hi. TYNER
WAS to be relieved Of Ills duties as First Az
sistant ostmaster-General. He stated to-
day that he had not resigned, except to Indt-
cate to the President that his reslgnatiGV
could pe Ind ut any time 1t was wanted.
After m interview with Gen. Garfield, to-
day, 4: Mr. Tyner said he expected
to be continued In Office. Tie per-
SONS who anticipate that they will be
prosecuted are making nctiva preparations
for defense, ,-some of them for defense Of
a very aggressive character. Ex-AssIstant
post'nastor-General Brady, who hds ths
longest purse Of auy one at whom the pEos-
ecutfons will be aimed, 10 his original coun-
sci, snellerbargcr Il Wilson, has recently
o1E sa1
, 1881-06-07

A PETITION for lnandalnus to compel
Justire Mech OF t!Iis city to Issue sulll-
mons to a resident Of Hyde park Is about
being filed In tic Supreme Court, for the
purpose Ut testing the eonstftutiona!lty Of the
act passed ut the last session OF the Legisla.
ture dividing Cook County into two Justice
districts.
, 1881-06-07

THE New York brewers lave resolved not
to yield to all the demands Of their striking
omployGs. They nro willing to reduce tho
hours Ut labor to twelve hours per day, hut
they insist OH Sunday work. In fact, they
say they would rather cInso their breweries
thun put u stup Y Suq4a,y, work. .RaYenty=
s1x., brewers -haYe united ID: ttt8 uet9rmIua7
HIM, FN-''' '''t'
, 1881-06-07

IT Is stated that Geu. Grant will not inter-
ferU in the New York Senatorial contest.
Conkling, 1t Is supposed, does not wish the
nx.prestlent to interfere, Us it might injure
the lattcr's future political prospects.
, 1881-06-07
WIRE-pULLING,,

F4tbbNlA ANAlA ~ TIE tIk0SEs -,
Special D1paseh u 7At cAteaPo 1f1sua&,
WASHINGTON, D. G., juno 8.-A proma
nent Republican In Washington, who h
thoroughly acquainted With Mr. Samuel 4
Randall and his political methods, does nm
think that the ex-Smaker is> Just now u
much. Interested III the proceedings at Al
bany as hn IL III an effort which hs Is said Il
be making to f0rm political combination
which ahall prevent tho Republicans frou
orgnnlzlng the House OF Representatives
next December, aud enable their oppone4t
to control tlle ntfuIls and Committees OF thM
body. 1t il learned frean q source whlG&
, 1881-06-07

Fl,ANK W1SKIEI1, d coal-miner residing
near Caution, O., is reported to lave faIlen
heir to the seventh, part OF S45 0o0 600 Of prop
erty accumulated by his brother In tho South
African diamond fictds. WInkler has five
brothers anu sister who are equally lucky
with himself,
, 1881-06-07

perauo Of Louisiana, wis shot dead Sunday
morning by Homer L0gnon, whom lie at
tempted to assastnate. Granger hud com.
1uitttd two murders and several robberIes.
, 1881-06-07

THE Keadjuster ticket placed in nonina-
tIon at Richmond last week does not scem to
please either the Republicans or thu Read
justers. Tho probability Is that the Re,n,b-
licans will nominate IL ticket of their own
containing some Of the nominees Of last
week.