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A Crazy wo,nan's horrible Death,

NEW YORK, Nov. l.-While demented
from malaIial fever, Elizabeth Kress,
aged -, wife OF Joseph kress, q cigar
maker, cut her throat with a table knife
at her home, In Division Street, last
night, and drank quantity OF kerosene
besides. She was cared for by her
friends, but al five O'Clock this morning
eluded their Wig lance, got 10 the roof oi
her residence, ilye-story building, and
Jumped into the yard. She was in
stantly killed.
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a Freight Train Wrecked by "a
Landslide.

LANCASTER, November IA land
slid from the hills covered the Column bia
aud Port Deposit Railroad at Turkey
Hin, one mils from Safe Harbor, last
evening, and caused terrible accident.
A freight train ran into 1t and the engine
and seventeen cars were wrecked, the
engine and six cars being hurled into the
Susquehanna river, which is so deep at
that point that all of them are covered
by the water. The engineer, Ellis Ault,
of Columb ia, was cnt to pieces, and onl y
one leg has been found SO far.
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The Thomas Clyde.

=. Yesterday morning the exclusion
steamer Thomas Clyde, OF the Salem
and Philadelphia line OF, passenger
steamers, entered upon The MaJor hey
bOld's Ioute for the winter months.
She is in command Of Captain W.
Eugene Reybold, the genial land ngeut
during the excursion season, and is iully
provided with her winter attire, SO that
tbe passengers may he comfortable.
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During the rainNstorm on Monday
morning John w. Egbert OF Dutch
Farms, 5. l., was driving near Toad
Hill when he was astonished to find
that along with the rain came
hundreds Of toads, large numbers
Of which fell into the box OF his
wagon and on the roadway. Other
people on Staten Island claim to
have witnessed the storm of toads.
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DR. HA-YDOCK'S
VITALIZED
KIDNEY PANACEA.

The extraordinary effect OF this panacea
"a prepared by DIR. Haydock, upon the
kidneys and Urinary Organs Is without a
parallel in the history Of medicine, and
It's results far beyond any OF the Kidney
remedies OF the day. Itstimulates Diges-
tion, adds tone TO the system, invigorates
the Debilitated, and is infallible for the
cure OF Diabetes in its worst form,
One trial of a teaspoonful in wine
glass of water will convince the most
skeptical within from ten TO twenty min
uteB.
In all diseases affecting these organs
whether tney secrete too much or too lit
tie water, or whether they be afflicted
with stone or gravel. or with aches and
pains settled in the loins over the regions
MH ~ KIDNEY pANACEA
VIII give almost immediate relief, when
all other means have failed. The most
powerful existing medicine Tor the cure
of female complaints. Fifty years ex-
perience incontestably prove this remedy
uurivalled for the disorders incidental TO
the female sex. No family should he
without IL, and II may be taken by young
and old, as 1t will restore health when
every other means prove unsuccessful,
To the stomach we ttace dyspepsia,
headache and general debility; TO the
liver, bile, jaunaice and yellow fever To
the bowels, diarrh9a, dysentery, consti
patton, piles and tstnla; 10 the lungs,
consumption, etc.; 10 the blood, scrofula,
scurvy and all cutaneous eruptions. By
keeping these organs and vital fiuld pure
and healthy we may safely DEFY the at
tacks of disease, and no medicine YET
prepared for tkis purpose can equal the
AVDocKsS
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A test from the new fire alarm sig
nal box No. o, at Tenth and Walnut
streets, at 2:40 O'Clock, this afternoon,
brought out the fire department for
nothing. The first round struck
rather slowly aud induced many to
think that it came from box "a, at
Sixth and Shipley streets.
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The shipping Trade of New York
for October

Tho number of vessels that arrived
at tho port Of New York from foreign
ports during October was 493, as
against Csc in October, 1880. The
nationalitIos were British, 223 ;
American. no; German, A; Nor
wegian, 80 Italian, 30 Austrian II ;
French, 0 ; Belgian, 4 Dutch, Danish
and Hayden, 8 each Spanish, a :; Rus
sian, Swedish and Portuguese, each
and Mexican. /.
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The Mississippi Floods.

CHICAGO, H., Nov. 2, 1881
1t is estimated that the recent
overflow, Of the Mississippi has
cused damage between Keokuk,
Iowa, and Louisiana, No, amounts
ing to $4,000 1t will take sew
eral days yet before business in the
river town will by fully resumed.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

"WEDNESDAY, November 2, D +. NJ.
FLOUR contlnnes duh at The late de.
cline. sales OF 2yOU barrels, including
Minnesota extrns,at 81 81 for clear, AMI al
.oaS ior straight Pennsylyanis extra
family at sc 7ja7 Western do. do. at
" % q :, and patents at rs ag. Rye flour
IL dull at 80 81 al peT barrel
GRAIN.-W Is lalLc per bushel
were a fraction higher. Sales of 400
bushels Red an Amber at 81 iBal ~. AT
sold al " Az and 500 bushels December
at " 6lM 70 was bid Tor October, and
81 5)l2 for January. Rye is lower, add 1000
bushels sold at Sl % ! 06 fof Peunsy Ivan la
Corn IL quiet aud about steady. Sales OF
$500 bushels, including yellow, at ~ "A
No. at 7Oc.. and re lie. led AZ Toe, Oats are
in good request and STEADY. Sales OF 81. :
0yO bushels, including White. at 50a5Zc,,
aud rejected and mixed at AZ Ia4sc.
WHISKY SALES OF Western iron bound
are reported at vi Il per gallOn.
PHI LIZ DELPHt Ia CATTLE MARI EFT.
MONDAY. Oct. 81, r. M.
BEEF CATTLE were in fair demand, and
prices were fraction higher. 400 head
arrived and sold at the different yards al
3a6lsc. per TO-, the latter rate for extra.
SHEEP We're lower. 1900 head sold at
the different yards at 2lSa51zc., and Lam bs
at ~ case per III.
Hoes were rather lower. 5000 head sold
the different yards at IA l019c., per h..
| as TO quality.
Park Drove Yard, SD and Lancaster ave.
nue.. West Phttadetphfd. Oct. 20.
SHEEP.-Extra, ITO TO 100 lbs, 59z to 5IS,
GOOD, w 10 100 lbs, o 70 5M fair. 80 10 u
| lbs, ~ TO M culls. ~ TO 3IS;good lam BIS
| "a 10 Z; medium lambs, 5 TO X; common
I5OO head.
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w. d n. X. Il. Extension.

The Delaware River extension of the
Wilmington * Northern Railroad IN he
ing rapidly built under the snperlnten-
iency OF George H. u STR, of Coates Vile.
Last week the work Of building a draw
bridge across tho Christiana, at this city,
was commenced and VIII be completed
as soon - possible. The extension IL 81
mil 81 Ia length, and 1t IL thought viii
prove valuable addition to the road.
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From The sun, Ind.
The certainty of small vote through
out the State aud the many feuds in both
parties render calculations as to The
probable results of the struggle more
than usually unsatisfactory. or one thing
however, there IL no doubt. At this mo-
ment the Democrats are the more conf
dent of SUCCESS.
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The reported death OF ex-Leyy
Courtmani James Carswell, which an.
peared IN yesterdays Republican, was
entirely false, and was based on a ru-
NOR which the slightest investigation
would have dispelled. MIR. Carswell
is, on the contrary, better than usual,
and walked out yesterday.
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sherman y sharn. shift.

FROM Washington Correspondent.
Some may wonder that Sherman
would call Tor the report, damaging as
1t is. 1t not infrequently happens that
accused persons, To get clear OF the CEN
sequences Of a greater, plead guilty to a
lesser crime. Shall Sherman be per-
mittsd 10 escape ?
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:, all over the land goes mn ,,o
that says: "My dauoh,sraa om mothe
ana sad. with no st,snc s are 80 feel
Whai anu life at the least a., out
" na. eau we do for them 7" IT, sasrlio
Is simple and full Of hone. o me answ(
, weeks use of Hop Biiterr,a s,n % foy
' ~, healthy, rosy, sprightlv a W,ii n nal
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New IIeasIHunrlers.

The Order of United Workmen, of
this city, have leased the oommodious
second story of the Goodman build.
ing, No. Al Market street, opposite
the GAZETTE Office, as permanent
headquarters.
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The Coroner, this morning, had still
another death TO investigate, that of
Samuel PIuey, col, aged 50 years, Of
No. 20 w. Twelfth stfeet,who died sud
denly, last night. Consumption was
the Cause Of death.
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M,eul,,0tlsul
Pain in the Back and Side.

AAv &NN<NNNNAS ~
Neuralgia, Sprains,
Pain in the Back and Side.
'There is nothing more painful than these
diseases; but the pain can be removed and
the disease cured by use Of Perry Davis
Pain Killer.
This remedy IL not cheap Benxine
or Petroleum product that must be Kept
away from Ore or heat to avoid danger
of explosion, nor is II an untried expert
ment that may do more harm than good.
Pain Killer has been In constant use
for forty years, and the universal testimony
from all parts OF the world Is, IL never
fails. II not only effects permanent cure.
but 1t relieves pain almost instantaneously.
Being purely vegetable remedy, IL Is safo
In the hands OF the most inexperienced.
The record OF cures by the use OF PAIN
KILLER would fill volumes The following
extracts from letters received show what
those who have tried 1t think:
Edgar Cady, owatonna, MINI. says:
About year since my wife became Eub,ect
10 severe suffering from rheulatsm. on on
resort was TO the PAIN KILLER, which speedily
Charles Powell writes from the B;iors'
home, LOnQOns
/ had been afflicted three years with nsnraipia
and violent spasIns OF tho stomach The doctors
At westminster Hospital gave up my case IN
despair. I tried your pAIN kIII.En, and y gave
me immediate relief l have regained my
strength, and am now able to follow ills usual
occupation.
@. H. Walworth, Saco, Me-, writes:
Inexperienced immediate relief from palm In
the side by the use u your PAIN KILLEh.
| E. York says:
Ihaye used your PAIN EIIFR for rSenmatiEn
| and have r,celved great benefit
| Barton Seaman says:
Have used PAIN KILLER for thirty years
and haye<ound 1t II Hepcr .faiifng remedy fol
rheumatism and lameness.
| Mr.. Burditt writes:
Itnerer Iaiis TO give relief in cases Of rheumatism
| Phil. Gilbert, Somerset, Pa, writes:
From actual use, l know your PAIN KfLIEl
Ia the best medicine ] can get
All druggists keep PAIN KILLER Its price
is 80 low that It is within the reach OF all
and 1t will save many times its cost In doctors
bills 25e., Doc. and S1.0O bottle.
PERRY DAVIS e. SON, Propietors,
Providence. n. !.
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Don't Look Like "a Change,

Judging from the expensive improve
menls a. Broad and Prime, Phlladel-
phia, 1t doesn't look as II the T., w. d
u. passenger trains were about to be
Inn to Fifteenth and Market streets in
fortnight OF SO.
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LITTLE Rock, Nov. jose James,
ln1 noted Missouri outlaw, shot and
hliIeu EuWaru Miller, one of hts own
gang, just over the Missouri line, I'm a
quarrel concerning a woman's fair name
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MIR. j. H. BATES, a. sf Eoy ss;s5i sIasi
s; : A; !; %
DrtAwARE GAzkiN
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A train recently passed over tho
Pennsyh mia Railroad that contain.
ed 200 inning 8.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-03

Snow fell throughout England yester'
day, in some places 10 the depth OF two
feet.
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ID EGIsTER's ORDER.


New Castle Co.. October 2ith, 1881.
Upon the application OF William ]. Max
well, Administrator of William Watson,
late oil Wilmington Hd,, In said county,
deceased, 1t is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Adm In list ator ,afore-
said give notice of the granting OF letters
OF Administration upon the estate of the
deceased, with the date of granting there
OF, by causing advertisements 10 be posted
within 1orty days from the date o. such
letters, In six of the most public places OF
the county of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the es-
| late 10 present the same or abide by an
| act of Assembly in such case made and
| provided. And also cause the same 10 be
| inserted within the same period in the
| WILMINGTON GAZETTE, "a newspaper pub.
,ished In Wilmington, and TO be continued
| therein three weeks, e. o. d.
| -IS- Given under the hand and seal
| l.. =. OF office of the Register aforesaid
t-~) at Wilmington, In New Castle
county aforesaid, the day and year above
written. y. q. BlGGS, Register.
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A YER's sARsAPARILLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD


Thls compound
OF the vegetable
alternatives, sana'
parilla. Dock
Stnlngia an [
Mandrake, viii
the I0dldes Of Pot
. ash u n d Iron
: makes a most ei.
: feclual cure Of
series OF com
plants which az.
very preYalen
and aillicting, |
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MN. rARNELL VERY ILL.
He In Reported Go be suaeripe
From Conyulsions.

LONDON, Nov. 1.---Parnell, Il has ms,
been made public, Is very III. Gu Sun.
day lao hac q violent attack of fever.
which has continued and has Frustrated
him very much. Ho is to day suffering
IRON commissions. IL has long peen =
source Of complaint that Kilmainham
Jail was mere pesthouse, and that the
foul gases which arise IRON every amer.
iHfe have so permeated the atmosphere
rs to constitute the cells Oh It's inmates
living charnel houses. Fevers are ffe.
quent, and other malarial disorders
abound.
A CHAPTER OF HORRORS.
Mr.. Sexton is ve-y sick man 4; Mr..
Patnell, wasted by fever, has relapsed
into a state of commissions Mr.. Dillon
is far from being well, aud the same
is true III & leat measure OF the great
army OF Irish patriots whose enforced
confinement has made prison life r..
spectacle. With frigidity that
smncks of barbarian, the Governm snt
announces the serious illness of LIZ.
Parnell as though he we're a common
felou, aud utterly regard ess of The fact
that millions of people are deeply IN.
terested In his welfare. The Irish
people are much cited, and it IL
hoped that Mr.. p nell will be re-
moved to some instittt ton where ht
can receive the me dical attendanc,
and careful nursing necessary 10 say,
his life.
Mr.. Sexton has been liberated from
| Kilmninham Jail On a fnaIical cartif
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THE rain has raised the water
blockade at New York, and the
saloon,keepers of Gotham are cor
respondingly detected.
Women that have been given up by
their dearest friends as beyond help
have been permanently cured by the use
of Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
mound. 1t IL q positive cure Cor all fe-
male complaints. Send to Mrs. Lydif
E. Pinkham, 233 Western avenue, Lynn
Mass, for pamphlets.
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ALI persons having claims against the
estate OF the deceased must present the
same uuly attested TO the Administrator.
on or before oct. Ath, 1882. or abide
the act of Assembly IN bucn case made.
aud provided.
WILLIAMJ ]. MAX WELL.
Administrator,
Address Wilmington, Del.
cI2i3wend
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FOURTH EDITION
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON, Nov. 8, 1881.

LONDON. Nov. 8, 1884,
Lord O'Hagan will retire from the
Lord CHARACTERISTIC Of Ireland on
Monday.
Mr.. Lorillard's colt Mistake pulled
M very lame in the race for the Brigh-
ton Autumn Handicap on Tuesday.
The first complete railroad train,
carrying 100 passengers, passed
through st. Go hard Tunnel Tue day
in fifty minutes.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-09

TaE Democrats Of Belmont county have
felt for some time that that county was en-.
titled to the candidate for Judge Of Com
mon Pleasthls year. Heretofore the Bel
mont Democracy has been so divided
among different candidates that Monroe
with her smaller number Of delegates
solid for one man, carried off the nOmin'
alton, To avoid this the Committee has
appointed primary elections at which the
Democrats Of the county will vote fol
candidates, and the n having the largest
vote Ia to receive the solid vote Of Bel
mont county In the distriCt convention,
In this way Belmont will no doubt secure
the candidate,
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sarnela AZ eauHre oppon.nt.

Nj. Hurd, who used to be a Democratic
member OF Congress from Ohio, tells an
incident indicative Of the genial nature Of
Garfield: at happened once that la
young memher-was called upon to close
on the Democratic side o debate, which
Mr.. Garfield was TO close the next morn.
ing on behalf Of the Republicans, | lelt
the responsibility. l was extremely AMI
ious TO make q reply which would do
credit to myself and not disgrace my par.
~; and | went to Garfield that night and
pointed ont my dilemma. l did not feel
equal 10 the occasion Of making ~ i'm.
pTomptu response to 0 speech which he
was July prepared 10 make. Like the
man that he is-like q brother ! might
saY-he told me what he was going to cay,
the whole line Of his argument, and thus
gave me the benefit Of twenty.four hours
study In which TO reply 10 him. You can
understand my admiration, my love, my
anxiety Tor that man" 10
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Progress Of Clvll service REFORM,

Warm Letter 70 Hartford couRauL
Idoubt II the POLITICIANS appreciate the
Advance which sound principles as re
gards the administration Of the civil ser
vice OF the government have made since
the beginning Of the present year, They
will do so before long, A very remarka
BILE growth OF sentiment in the right di
rectIon Is going on in this vicinity, and !
believe It will be found to pervsde the Re
publican party Of the nation. The New
York controversy has been OF immense
benefit In this way. Mr.. Conkling has 30.
compIished everything iu acting as an sw'
ful example Of the iniquities OF the oppo'
site system He has not been altogether q
spectacle Tor evil as he has stood out be.
fore the nation for the last three months
Men have been set 10 thinking, and they
have thought TO some pul pose, The Re
publican party can never be held together
In a presidential contest sGaln on any
other than a reform platform as regard,
the civil service; and it will have to be q
platform that means something besides
professions. We are to be without vita
issue no longer.
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anra.la aaa .ns calnelle cha.sh.

GAFlsld and tho CatneLiS SH
TIE Catholic Church is Of that quiet and
conservative character which pEeysnts
iortnai ~s4pIeaSion Of is ministers upon
smuotdl matters d passing mOmspt. Like
me Epaeopl Church and the Jewish
faith, Il ptoisssea confidence In Its an
tisuIty and permansncy, and is little
moved by evaneEcent things, RHdneVert In
dulRes in mere EentimeptAllsm. Such an
occurrence, however, as that on Saturday
last 1t the Washington depot concerns all
men, and moved many thoughtful prelates
OF the Catholic Church in America to an
official expression Of sbhorEelCs for the
crime and sympathy with the stricken
ruler. In come Of the dieGeses formal
prayers were ordered, and pulpit mention
Waa made otthegrest crime, Inst. Louis,
Bishop Ryan, who has q wide spread repu.
tation for slGquence, made the attempted
murder the theme OF his sermon. In the
course Of It he taid: Especially hero II
seems to me We should have reverence for
our rulers-here where the church il so
tIee-tOr there is nc county 10 the world
where larger freedom is allowed the
church, no countFy where she has greater
hope than America. Thh freedom which
our country guarantees US should make
us love its institutions and desire
the perpetuation Of these i%nstilu-
tons as we desire the permanence OF
the church. Therefore, whilst we detest
the crima-ahd our detestation should
be deep and strt ng-let US pray to
God ioE our Chief Magistrate; let US ask
the Almighty to spare the man who hat
not proved unworthy Of his high trusl ;
let US pray as Catholic citizens to God that
he may be spared and left to tul6Il the re
sponsible duties which have been i'm
posed upon him as President Of the Uni.
ted States" There Is nc more reason, Of
course, 10 question the loyalty Of the
Catholic element OF the population to the
institutions OF the republic than to ques'
ton that Of any other chuTCh members,
all Of whom are citizens; but such expres'
sions % Bishop RyGn's tend to a better
feeling among Americans. They recog'
nizs The worth OF religious freedom and
iRCulCate the duty OF fostering q form OIL
government which secures 1t absolutely,
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we.l vLr.lalN NAa lnO 'lFslnIa Deel.

West VIA nIA hnd tue virginia Dept'
RI. b uOnd Ll,pR Ch. 4r-
The Wheeling INTELLIdRNCRR can't get
usto discuss how mucn Ot VIlginta's debt
properly belCnEs to Vest Virginia. We
are willing to admit that West Virginia 10
not legally nor morally bound TO pay one
third Vi the debt w It existed In 1871 but
We cannot Concede the honesty OF those
West Yiiginlans who declare that their
State owes only In proportion 70 the
smount OF money expended in that State
prior to 1861. Such y rule would relieve
our own ACComac and Northampton and
various oInsr counties Of all responsibility
for any part Of VirRlnia's debt. We hold
that West Virginia ought 70 pay. In pro.
portion 10 her taxable values ID 1861,
But even that rule would require her to
pay y good many millions which she has
no idea OF paying, Our own belief
is that West Virginia intends
to ~repudiate, or rather has repudiated, all
the depts che Justly oWes. She has allowed
II TO become w large that II Is unmansgea.
Bile, And as sue felt compelled 10 repudi.
ate more than hall Of II, she perphaps
concluded that she might IS well be hung
for h sheep az a lHmb; and 30 %repudiated
all o.. II. We don't know q man In West
Virginia who 10 In favor OF paying even
FIVE millions Of the eileen assigned 10 her
In 1871 now grown TO twenty-five mil.
lions. So We end, as we began, that We
can't BE- induced to dipcuss such an alb.
sErRCt question, West Virginia has 10 all
intents aud purposes repudieted all her
debt, lot 1t be much Of little. She wouldn't
agree tomorrow TO pGy hSe millions Of
dollars II she could thereby DO relieved q
the obligation to pay the twenty four mil
lions winch we have 30 literally assigned
to her. d,
We can assure our excellent cotempo.
rary that we are not anxious to discuss the
debt question. 1t las been discussed,
we might almost say, ,dd nauStdm. But
tho Dipatch will remember that our article
was pertinent to lts statement, which
statement was altogether misleading as
respects The time when West virginiss
liability for the debt ceased and as 10 the
consequent amount Of debt to be assumed
by her, even from a Virginia standpoint.
The point, as We suspect, where the shoe
pincheS our contemporary 10 the absolutton
granted by the Virginia Legislature On
May 10, 1862, to West Virginia from and
alter the let Of January, 1851. d.
As to what West Virginia wants TO do
or will finally do about the debt, we are
not qualified to speak, but we suspect that
a.
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Cir. Enqulfet..
Blaine, since the shooting Of the Presi,
dent, has bepu a prominent figure both In
the slck room and In the Government,
His care and watchiulness at the bedside
Of the stricken President have only been
exceeded by Mrs. Garfield herself. He
has fully demonstrated that he eau be q
tender nurse and at the came time direct
the business of the nation. A man like
thsS lie avery proper person to have
around In any emergency. Mi. Arthur
has no doubt remarked this. w