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ments conversation with you a. coon a.
may be, at time and place Of your con-
vsnisnce. VIII you let me hear from
youH Cordially yours,

Venience. Wnl you let me hear tron
youH Cordially yours,
RoscoR CoHKLISG.
This note, 1t e said, was sent 70 such
membeEs q had not already called or
COnklinH, or Who are known TO be nm
willing 10 give expreasion to their senh
msntB,
The division remains tonight 20 II has
been for the past tWenty.iour houFg, and
there ia not the least chance ot 1t chang
ing before the day Of election, next Tues
day.
The rumor that the Democrats will aid
the Uonklingites II they will vote for q
Democrat, was renewed again, but the
Democrats point to the fact that they have
called caucus Ss sufficient denial.
THR DEADLOCK,
and there is q certainty Of one, must be
broken some other way. 1t Is also said
that Conkling will make public address
on Monday morning, in which he will
say more than was expressed in his letter
OF ex planation. A leading adheTent Of
the ConklIng section to-day pronounced
ths report that Tilden was enlisted on the
side OF Oonkling totally untouudsd. He
said that ConklinR would take Rspubli'
can support only.
II was reported tonight that the Conk.
Iingitss had secured fifty signatures 70
their caucus call, but this 10 strenuously
denied by the AdministrationisIs,. who In
sist that they know the number does not
exceed forty'six, and that It will stop
there.
PROPOSED CONFERENCE WITH CoNKLINd
EAlLs-CoNHERESC or HIS OPPONENTS.
Some iorty.seven members agreed to
meet Conkling In friendly conference to
night to talk over the situation, When
the hour OF 8 arrived, but half the num-
Der responded, and the conference was
not held. 1t 10 said the Administration
men learning Of the proposed move
ment aud fearing that II night
result In some sort OF nomination
for Conkling and Plat prevailed upon
the number to refrain from attending,
The Administration men met tonight for
conference and talked freely over the cit
uation. The conclusion reached was that
they would not 90 into caucus, but
would attend the joint meeting oil both
houses Wednesday and vote for two can
didates TO be agreed upon hereafter. The
names oi Hon. X. II. Choate, Chauncey
NJ. DsPsw and Comptroller WadsWorth
were talked Of.
A FORMIDABLE PETITION IN FAVOR OF coNk'
LING.
A petition twenty-five feet long, I'D.
dressed to Assemblymen Armstrong and
Roberts, Of Oneida county, arrived by q
special messenger, and was taken TO the
Vice. Presidents room, where II was
hsnded to Mr.. ConklIng. 1t was In favor
OF reeleCting the two Senators. The re.
port oil trouble between Conkling and
Arthur is pronounced the invention Of an
enemy. They were walking up Broadway
this morning arm In arm chatting pleas
aptly,
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GOVERNMENT Tou@ advanced Yesterday
70 he unprecedented and unnatural price
oils We say unnatural In the sense
that such rae Tor four per cent. bond
!. nOtOnly unknown In the history Of this
country, butts contrary to oil the OK perien.
esaad expectations Of this generation. 1t
fs.ula I'Om AConjunCtion Of circumstan.
eStAN never had parallel in the United
seatNs, And Tie 10 be explained only by
The t''lt and increasing plethora Of
money This plethora iS best shown by
IAs following tabe exhibiting the addl.
tons 10 our currency since July let, 1879:
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FfiEhifnl iInlEaEA.

81. CArHARtNEs, OSr., May ga young
girl named Sarah Jane Patterson, walking
on the railroad track, was waylaid by dix
ruff Lns, bound with topes aud tsged
She died In the hospital this morning,
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~. S.Dva'TOS' TIT, May 2e.-Ths Nevs
" 1S''pscill from BonhAm, which states
',a ,all % saturday, upon MI. ohilea's pro.
.ssln1 ..0 |sirh bis sons driving over the
IE.TTNlns Top, the young man dealt his
49, isnt OloN 90 the head with 4 weight,
@a'cllns lAtAl tNiufies.
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CtSctSNArt, O., May 26.-The Gosettt',
special says. The barn Of Andrew Scare,
four miles northwest Of Jefferson, Madi.
son county, o., was burned this afternoon,
and tout children Of the owner perlshed
in the flames. They had been playing in
the barn, and II is supposed they eel Il on
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LoSpoN, May 2e.-Edwin Booth and
family sail iot New York June 10th.
Booth expects 10 return here In August
10 iultill bic engAgementsr ~.
John Mccullough will return 10 The
United States Ia August.
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TEG Childrens' Home makes 9 good
,bovluV in our columns this morning,
There il no feature Of the report more
,ntIfylngtha the announcement Ito the
number Of children that have been placed
ia rood homes during the year. This Is
a, crovulug glory oil the Home-the res
tpIps Of 90 many little walls from a life
d vice, and placing them under good in.
tusucss thus offering them future worth
LIVING for. Great credit Is due to the
many excellent citizens who have devoted
themselves, at so much personal incop.
,sslencs and saCriHce, to this good work.
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I'd, sr,t honor Of the graduating class
w,.biupton College has been awarded
"G :, Alexander, of KishaCoquilIS, Pa
vi Nj me second 10 F. B. HallAm, of Wash
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Addison A. Keyes, editor of the morn.
ing Express, who the other day wrote and
published an article in his paper criticIsing
the policy OF Conkling 10 taking the
field In behalf Of his own return TO the
Senate, this morning announces his Teeig.
nation Of the position Of editor Of that
paper.
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,.,.,nn,,oun, Y.H CA,

CLEVELAND, May 20 The International
Young Mems Christian Association Ia in
session here. Delegates are present from
twenty nine States, and from India, Eng.
land and other ioteign countries. There
are abnu, six hundred delegates In all.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 2e.-The ttOAmst
Tropic, laden With fruit from jamaie,,
was damaged BY fte this morning 10 the
extent Of SIS, ,0O0j insured. Two Of The
crew were butned 10 death,
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NAaHISoroS, May %. .-Mp. Garfield is
s s''l' Improving. Her fever continues,
IN sT 70 much milder form. She rested
n, ny l''' night, and is very comfortable to.
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r,,pr ia to bs what the Wsllsburg SF'H'
Ill, higb.tOned picnic at BeHevlsW
Sc.mO(;mond, ~ Brooke county. tomorrow
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I'd, Warrington county Pa, reunion
~ p,,vD,s Island, on the 2Sd oil June,
-o,,s. 10 be an extensive affair.
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rv,,trswbsrry growers around Barnes
~. ,,y that WI ceiling Is bsttsr market
' hi, ,biumsnts than Columbus, Ohio.
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.ssI :..: ~ .E1.sl S6i 81 ISL s, ,!1' OIS, l21sr
ia, s' iatIlded only attHjAFd And lFIde IITef dol.
m ~ shEn are 10 actual calculation In Inc UnIted
Here Is an addition to our currency Of
'n' tofty.siI millions since Jsnua,y lat,
iad oVef three hundred millions since
!ay J, 1879. Bank circulation increased
a"mi'lons last month, but will show a
auchAfVsfIncrease this month. Gold pro.
aaetion is proceeding at the rate Of about
Afss millions monthly. Oas eau scarcely
aPett 70 see speculation collapse in such
GitdG.
IT. IT. 4 !, calculated thS! The SGovefnment
'. WI daOu''e 100000 900 In cash this year
u paying OF the Is and IS not extended
%Si percent 0Ithis, $4,000, 900 will be
Ssoaf'sd 70, |. August l9 in payment for 81.
aus New York banks report for the tirSl
@ aas 10 their history over s8O,OOO,oOO oI
'pse'e' g notwithstanding the increase oI
S'p0's to t3280ll, ,1OO-au amount iai
U'load al ptscsdent-lhe banks hold ID
i.'., 1s'.''' a6,7SsS7t in cash beyond theii
,S.i., ".. ''qnitement. So great 10 the Sccu
I.. Ia'Aaoa Of unemployed money that tht
Svpo''e, I.,s' u reported actually exceed th,
~. ,s.a'. aIih'uGh the latter fail scarcely be
~, Wv "a .as largest return ever msde-th,
N'0HO,0W Of Nov, "a. Iss0
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T.,,, ar, three mails per day each way
,.'-..n Wbeelir Z and WsllsburG'
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10, personal property Of Harrison
1,, aS, Ohio, ia assessed at $S,7O9,66s.
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PAKALYzED ALL CRITICISM,

and they would have stood before their
constituents justified and honored for their
courage aud independence.
Mr.. WoodIn ridlculed the idea that
sell.respect demanded their designations,
and asked why 1t did not occur To the
senior Senator that selt.respeCt required
him TO desert bis post when President
Hayes appointed Evarts a member Of his
Cabinet and removed Merritt. No one or
two men are essential TO the life OF the
Republican party. No man or set Of men
owns IL
Mr.. Woodin made an eloquent plea
against the return OF the Senators, saying
that 10 send them back is to say We jus.
tiiy and defend you 10 your indictments
OF the President, He concluded as fol-.
Iowa:
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sss.5 So., - and q EoaELeen.A s.!ee.:
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HARD TO TELL
WHETHER CONKLISG Is Up Or down
Inconsistent Stories from
AIbaay-A Report no Sooner CiEeu'
lated ThAn D0Bied-sPeeeh In
the senate Against Him.

ALBAxI, May 26.-In the Senate to-day
Mr.. Woodin presented q rsmonstrancs
sgaiust the reelection Of Conkllpg and
Plat, and made . speech in Its support.
He said that itwls presumAbls that the reA.
cons publicly announced by Conkling and
Plat for their resiguations are the best and
all that can be given, and ifso history will
award to them the credit of having com.
mitted the most stupendous blundsr Of
modern times, Their action has not the ex.
tsnuAting merits which charity awards on
account Of mistake or error ol judgment,
It eVinces neither wit nor wisdom, nor
sense nor cunning, Though net alto.
gsGher 4 thoughtless act, 1t Is absolutely
barren Of statesmanlike purpose.
Stripped oil all immAteriAl matters with
which the resigned Senators have skilllully
invested the subject, the case may be stated
with absolute truth as follows: The Presi'
dent, In the exercise Of his unquestioned
prerogative, nominated for
the Office OF Collector Of the Port OF New
York, a distinguished citizen ot this State,
without frat consulting Conkling and
PlAtL
FHH POWER AND DUTY OF THR PREsIDENT IN
RIsPECT TO NOMINATIONS
is not divided one. He cannot with
due regard to his oath share 1t with
another. Itmust be his act and bis alone,
and such is the true intent OF the Consti.
tuition. The act Of confirmation or rejec'
risht IiSh I the President has exercised. That
duty he has performed fearlsssly, indie.
pendently and with proper regard TO his
official oath, which he must observe. Our
Senators would have done their whole
duty II they had remained st their posts
and voted conscientiouSly to confirm or
reject. That duty thus performed would
have
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6,A. MAY =, lH, Jan. /, 1871. July /, 1872.
Gnld-. a... I SO UOO(1S is1 OOIOO 4 qSS6 0O0
9IIti Itsir,,.'"e .SAW,O1 0,t0OIOO0 IS co., 900
HAnOhI b'I
nOla ...- Il5u92 S1q,q Qis s1a ooi tas
DOLL hht -'''"' '"o'-4t'i"
nOte8 ...- i,O991lS iiasosn ,,-tno
Gold At dIl. '''"''"' ltO'ooo
yer eVhih.
Gates Out.
"ndlnE" $500 90 hCOO,Wj 1880 WOO
bAl ...... 17ki 5; Isl ISL ma pnsIC o,1 90, eI7
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are but faint expression Of the popu'
lar voice which speaks under the inspira.
ton which led 10 the brilliant achievement
at Chicago. II will not and cannot be
suppressed. Neither prinCipalttles nor
power, NO thing present nor things to
come, nor height nor depth, nor any
other creature or thing shall be able to
disrupt the Republican organization or
depose It from power.
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IpGton'
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4rgzL
Sherins Sale.

A-e4-rAs NueAc
Alexander Wethsren. BENJAMIN y. wciherel, :. :.
Bloom ard Len Bricker.
Order Of sAle-Houry County Court ofCulum0n Plezs.
By virtue OF an order of sale issued frum
the above named Court and 10 me uiried - sheriff u
Henry county, VII oer At Public Sale q the door Of
the Court house. in Napoleon, Ohio, on
Saturday, July l6, 1881,
at the hour Of O'Clock. p NJ Of said day, the follow
ing real estate situated in Henry county, Oho tOwit
ist. The east half Of the southeast quarter Of sec
ton four a. town fye 5l north, range seven l east,
containing eighty acres.
Appraised at S3,6lQ.
q Also the west half Of the north fraction Of Sec
ton ten l0, town ye 5l north, range seven ( east
containing thirty tS0l acres.
Appraised At Sl,500.
B. Also all that part OF the south half Of the SOUTH
west quarter Of section three C town ye 5l north,
range seven C7 east which lies south Of the Wabash
and Erie canal, containing three (5l acres.
Appraised at $50.
4. Also the northeast fractional quarter Of the
northeast fractional qEartet Of section nine (9 town
tve (5) north, range ( east containing thirty
eight and hfty-tvO hundredths ltirty-eght and fifty
| two hundredthsl acres.
| Appraised at 9l,925.
8. Also the following described tract Of land to-
wit: Commencing at the southeast corner Of the
north fraction Of section nine (gl, in town hye (5
north, range seven ( east and running thence north
with the east line Of said section six o. sixteen 6)
chains TO its intersection with the Wabash and Erie
canal thence south seyentysx 6ldegrees, west with
said canal three and ve hundredths chains, thence
south fourteen (lD degrees, east three and twenty
hundredths chains, thence north seveny-sx 76) de-
grees, east fortyTe i5 links to the place of begin
ming.
Appraised at S25.
All the above described tracts of land situate in
Henry county, Ohio.
Terms Of sale--caEh.
J. H. Tyler, Atty for Plaintiff
Napoleon, Ohio, June IS, 1881. SIS 80
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The Correct View Of the Case.
TBy cahle % ihe PLAIN Dealer,


LONDON, June 2l.-The Pail Nall
Gasstts saws: we wish the govern
ment had followed the sound principle
of letting o O'Donovan alone. 1t Is very
fine for the Telegraph to talk about re-
qulring America TO treat the planners
Of insurrection as the English govern
meet has uszisd Herr Moss, the pro-
pristor Of he FFsihsit. We may re-
/ 9uife Is much e we please, but unless
we are much mistaken, America will
gre short ahswer to such requisi-
-tieRs.- u SENS extremely improbable
that the American government will be
allowed, either by tradition or policy,
to meddle with the Irish American
press. Any overt preparations for the
expedition il will doubtless put down
as.it has before.
The Daily Netos has an article amost
exactly similar on the subject Il says:
Although it is not likely that Ameri-
ca will interfere with the press, her
government has usually acted Loyalty
and firmly when any real danger for
friendly power was planned with the
American frontier
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Hew to Tell,

just stroll around to back kitchen
doors on Monday, if you want to see
how pretty she is There she stands,
queen of the wash-tub, princess of the
clothes wringer. Watch her as she
plays light pianissimo solo on the
wash h-board, ever and anon increasing
to crescendo, and occasionally bursting
out into staccato movement that rips
the buttons off the Wristbands. Her
hands are parboiled, her elbows dim
pied, her face redolent with sudsy
steam. If she hastily wipes her hands
on ner apron and scoots out Of sight,
bid her lasting good-by. But if she
rests with her hands on her hips and
bids you good morning in q CHEEKY
tone-don't linger great while. She
means to give you dose of warm wa
ter just as soon as you get near
enough. Call on her in the evening,
and if she can't play the piano as we'll
as she does the wash board never mind.
Go ahead, Say your little say.-7om
Weaver
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An old man who had for half a C

An old man who had for half CEN
tury been known throughout New Eng
land as the Wandering Jew recent
ly died at Middlebury, Vt. His real
name was Francis William Alexan-
der, and he was not Jew, but Scotch.
man of excellent education, and pos
s@sed of money enough to supply all
his wants. He wandered constantly
about, had weird aspect, and was the
terror of children far and wide. Popu-
lar superstition ascriped to him great
age, and it was whispered that having
committed some awful crime, he was
doomed never to die, but always to
tramp Ignorant housewives closed
their doors against him IN terror. He
seemed to enjoy the aversion which he
excited, and sometimes increased it by
solemnly pronouncing the most dread :
ful maledictions.
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- EALEDproposals viii be received at the Office OF
- the Clerk OF the board Of EducatiOn Flatrock twp.
Henry county, Ocio, until twelve O'Clock at on
the 4th day OF July, 4. D.. iSSl for building brick
school house ON the lot situated in the village OF
Florida Henry county, Ohio in sub District No. one
a. according g. the plans which there will be several
and specifications which viii be ME and after
the st day OF uue, iSsI IN said office.
Each bid must contain the name OF every person
interested in the Same and be accompanied by suf
cent guaranty of d!sinterested person, that If
the bid is accepted cuaract will be entered into and
the performance Of it properly secured; the bid for
each kind OF material called for by the specification
must be stateepGrately and the price of each given,
and the price of labor must also be separately stated.
None but the lowest responsible bid viii be accepted,
and the Board may reject all bids.
BY order IF the Board OF Education.
JOSEPH WEIBEL, Clerk.
May 2i. i9lg iune24t
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SlieriFs Sale.
s15 &C
Charles W.'Brown,


o. ?. Anderson, ct. al
Order of Sule-Henry County Court of Common Pleas.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued from the above
named Court and to me directed Sheriff Of Henry
county, will offer at public sale at the door of the
Court House, in Napoleon, Ohio, on
Saturday, July 9, 1881,
at the hour of O'clock p M of said day. the follow
ing described real estate, situated in Henry county,
Ohio, to-wit:
1st. The north half of the northeast quarter of the
northeast quarter dissection twenty-five, in Barlow
township, Henry county, Ohio.
Appraised at 500.
I'd. The northwest quarter of the northeast quar-
ter of section twenty-five, Barlow township, Henry
county, Ohio.
Appraised at S400.
The south half of the northeast quarter, and the
south half OF the northeast quarter of the northeast
quarter of section twenty-five, Barlow township,
Henry county, Ohio
Appraised at $1,000
Terms of Sale-Cash.
GEO. DAUM, Sheriff.
J. H. Tyler, Atty for Plf.
Napoleon o., June7, 1881 50 80
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THE GREAT
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Try it, and you will find travelling luxury
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All information about Rates of Fare, Sleep
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4 Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should

be stopped. Neglect frequently results
in an Incurable Lung Disease or Con-
sumption. BROWNS BRONCHIAL
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legal.

Ths Penn MuiaAlL Life Izsurraes Company

The Penn Mutual Life Insurrncs Company
Chzries Z. Raynolds e. Il.
Order Of sale-Henry County Court Of Common Pie4s.
BY vrus Of an order Of Sale issued fr5m the Ah0ye
named Court and 20 me directed sheriff Of Henry
county, VIII Offer Public sale 81 the door Of the
Court house, In Napoleon, ohio,on
Saturday, July l6 1881,
al the hour OF O'Clock p NJ OF said day the follow
ing described real estate, situated In Henry county,
Ohio, tO-Nit:
Lot number ave Isl in Phillips and stAffords add
ton Of out lots to the town Of Napoleon, in Henry
county, Ohio.
Appraised at 5000
Terms Of sale-caEh.
GEO. DAUM, sheriff.
J. II. Tyler, Atty for Plaintiff.
Napoleon, o., June IL, 1881. 81 %
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Prnhnie Nniine

NOTICE l. hereby given taat Joseph and Albert
~ Hits, Execuiors ol ne estate 90 Iacob Hits de-
ceased have li trir rs' aud hnAl account for set
tleneIt which vii be flr hearing July 10th, lssl.
JAMES q. HALY,
June llth, ISL. Probate Judge.
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Probate Notler.

y otine \ hereby FFen thAs gs-nes Higgins. guAr-
~ dian of ne minor hsirs uf goln fFug10rd dec a,
has lrd hs nrzf partial soncunt fOr sattlent Nhch
vii be for bearing IEly 2 lssl.
JAS. q. HALY,
June q, issI.a Prubats Judgr.
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Probate Notice.

~ otice Il hsr-ty give hat Ilehael nsuh. guar
~ dian of Leuis and NaFy q, Raub, has hifd his
secund pzEial account Tor seiilgmguf wl,h viii be
for hearing July >, 1851.
Jas. q. HALY,
Juns6, ISL. Probate Judge.