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4lrIlmona 9ispat(h.
WEDNESDAY. -. DECEMBER I. 1881,

Hs~ THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS or THE CITY.
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ENTERED at the Post-oficc at Richmond Va, as
sccOnd-class mattcr.l
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25 pieces at sl.5O. reduced from az.
These are desirable new shades and this sea
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THE THEATRE" Fun on the Bristol :"
was given at the Theatre last night to an
appreciatiye audience. The performance
was n most enjoyable one, and the au-
dience testified their appreciation by fire.
quent applause. II will be repeated to-
night
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PYTHIAN BALL TO-NIGHT.-V Virginia
Lodge, Knights of Pythias, will give ball
at Sanger Halle tonight. This Lodge is
noted for its success in all it undertakes,
and the entertainment to lie given tonight
will prove no exception to the rule. Messrs.
T. G. EppS. J. W. Williams, and Jasper L..
Rowe constitute the committee OF arrange
ments.
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HOP BlTTERs Is preventive and crre for aguc
il Is your own faalt VI YOU have IL.
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n.mo~ratic Caucus.

The Democratic members Of the General
Assembly present in the city held caucus
last night at the Ballard House. There was
a small attendance, and no business was
transacted.
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Hon. Edgar Allan, ex-State senator, and
for the past twelve years Commonwealth 3
attorney for Prince Edward county, is in
the city, OH his way to Europe, partly on
business and partly on pleasure. He was
born in England, and has many friends
there, but none who wish him better for
tune than those in this State from whom he
is about to part for season.
Mr. George W. Minter, after four weeks
sickness, was down town yesterday.
VI. J. Dimmock, Esq, architect, has Just
returned from visit 10 Boston, New York.
Philadelphia, and Baltimore, where he
went to famiiarize himself with the new
est improvement in buildings and building
materials.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: @ 4. NJ, 46 {;
. A. NJ, As; noon, Al; p. NJ, 4s; ?.
NJ, 4G; midnight, A..
Mean temperature, 46i.
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NOTHING Is MOkE TRANSrARENr
I'm a chemical analysis than the fact that the Soaps
manufactured by ATKINSON OF London are free
from all deleterious ingredients.
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To- THE GREAT SACRIFICE OF
SILK GOODS.
,rr snAIL nrFrn nN MnNnAY.

WE BUY THEMIN CSLIMITED QUANTITIES
AND SELL THEM FOR LESS THAN
MOST HOUSES BUY THEM.
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The Cochituate water OF Boston tastes so
bad that the leading hotels and many
private persons IRE buying water from the
farmers in the suburbs for drinking pir-
poses.
HoRsPORD's ACID PHOSPHATE IN NERVE
EXHAUSTION. am altogether pleased with
the properties Of Horsford's Acid Phos-
phatc In nerve exhaustion and dyspepsla.--
4. N. Krout, M. d., Van Vert, Ohio.
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Warrington.
NO STRUGGLE TO BE MADE.

NJ SlEibblsTs w Dr. MtDE.
WASHINGTON, December 6.-Democratic
senator's held a caucus this morning, at
which it was decided To make no struggle
in the Senate for an equal division OF com
mittecs, as contemplated by Mr.. Pughs
amendment TO Mr.. Edmunds's resolution,
but 10 leave the whole question TO the
generous sense OF fair-dealing OF the Re-
publicanS.
INSPECTOR APPOINTED.
WASHINGTON, December 6.-James B.
jenkins was to-day appointed inspector OF
tobacco, snuff, and cigars for the Fifth
district OF Virginia.
OBITUARY.
WASHINGTON, December G.-The Consul
at Valparaiso telegraphs to the State De-
partment that Minister Fitzpatrick died at
Santiago on Sunday last.
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ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY INCORP0-
RATED.-The charter OF the Brush Electric
TO record in the Circuit Court Office yester-
day by Judge Wexford. Capital stock not
less than $4,000 nor more than 100000,
divided in shares OF S2j each. The busi-
ness to be carried on in the cities Of Rich
mOnd and Manchester. The company may
hold live acres OF land. Officers for the
first year: President, Andrew Pizzin,
Jr. Secretary, r. NJ. J. Paynter; Trea-
surer, Joseph w. Hates. The same parties
directors, with Robert stiles and John VI.
Gordon.
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UNDERSHIRTSl UNDERSHlRTS!
LADIES', CHILDREN'S, and GENTLEMENs
UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS from 23c
10 the finest made;
AIEDICATED RED SHIRTS and DRAWERS al
si25 worth $3.50;
IAIrNDRIFD and UNLAUNDRlED SHIRTS at
40. 80, rs, Soc, and Sl-thc best goods for the
money in the city.
TABLE-LINENS,
WINE-CLOTIlS,
TOWELS,
NAPKINS,
sHEETINGS,
COTTONS,
MARsEILLES QUILTS,
COMFORTABLES,
HORSE BLANKETS,
CASSIMERES,
CLOAKINGS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY,
KID GLOVES, LACE COLLARS, and
DOMEsTICs of all kinds, at ExTEEaE-
LY LOW PRICES.
Give us an carly call.
ID. & f. MITTELDoRFER,
on-co w6sa 527 Broad street
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Police CouRT.-The following eases
were disposed Of yesterday:
Thomas Draper (colored), charged with
asSaulting and beating George Cone, was
discharged.
Mabel Delarue, charged with being drunk
and trespaSsing on the premises Of G. H..
Nickel. was fined 81.
David IIobeck and Charles Watkins.
charged with stealing one lot OF skins from
NJ. Rose. Continued, on motion OF de-
fendant, until to-day.
James Holorand and Walter p. Lam
bert. charged with being disorderly and
fighting in the street. Continued until to-
day.
Willie Moore and Ellen Harper, charged
with fighting in the street, were fined 50
each.
Augustus Bald (colored), charged with
being drunk and disorderly, was fined 81.
George ". Humphrey, charged with
being drunk, was fined 81.
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THE FINEST AND LARGEST COLLECTION Or
CHRISTIANS CARDS I'm the city now opened, foi
sale AZ l.. LEwIs'S, 0l2 Main street.
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RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD COT
RICHMOND, VA, November Ia, 1881. Z
NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING
~ Of the STOCKHOLDERS or TIE RICH
NOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD COM
PANY will be held at the office OF the company,
corner Of Bank and Tenth streets, in the city of
Richmond, on WEDNESDAY the lfth day oi De-
celnber pr0ximO, at IL o'clock VI.
no I5-Tu2wStltd Y. BROOKE, Secretary.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For The Mid
die Atlantic States, cloudy, rainy weather,
southerly yeering 10 westerly winds, STA
tionary or higher Temperature, lower pres-
sure
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VISITORS AND OTHERS ING1
Y need Of FURNITURE would do Well 70 -.
call at r.. GkTIIRlGliT & SONS. 10 Gov"
crnor street, aud examine their large and
well-assnrted stock OF WALNUT and l'OFLAt
CHAMBER aud DiNiNG-RqoA ftkNlIuhrl
embracing all OF the new styles. kssy tefsai OF
payment. Don't forge; the place -,
y. GAfHRiGHT SON,
oc2l.9m 10 Governor street.
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A y ADJOOKNtDM MEEllNt OF lie
IA SECOND MORTGAGE BONDfiOLDERS
OF THE PETERSBURG RAILROAD COM
PANi will be held at the office Of the Nlrgiail
Home Insurance Company, In the city of Rich
WILLIAM L. DE- SAUSsURF,
De 2-3,4.G&j secrctary
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de2-3,4.G&I
Nr0TICE Is uEKERY GlVFN TUAT

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
STOCKHOLDERS OV THE RICHMOND AND
ALLEGIIANI RAILROAD COMPANY will DC
held at the company's Ofilce, Richmond, Va, on
the second TUESDAY. being the 18Th day OF De-
cembor next, at ~ Me- for the purpose of electlng
Board of Directors 10 serve one year, and for The
Transaction Of any other business that may be
brought before tie meeting. T.. II. LELAND.
Secretary Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
pany. no Z5-iDclS
NOTICE.-rhc annual meeting OF the
" stockholders Of the RICHMOND, YORK
RIVER AND CIiESAPEAkE RAILROAD COM
PANY will be hold at the office of the company on
TUESDAY, December 10, 1881 pursuant io adj
journment. ". r.. SMITH,
no 25-td SecretarY.
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FURNITURE. FURNITURE.M
II WILLIAM DAFFROE, u.
manufacturer and dealer IN CIiAMBER, H.
PARIOH. and DINiNG-RO0M fCRNI-sit
TURE WOOD aud CASi,-sEAT CHAIRS aud
ding EeaihcTs. aud Mattresses. Does The bus'ress.
carFics lie stock, and cannot be Endersold. o1ice
and ,yarefOonls. f439 Main street Factory, 10, \.
% %. "a north Fifteenth street, Richmond, Va.
ORDER bY mail promptly attended 20. &c i2-3m
WALNUT, OAK, AND COTTAGEM
w FURNITURE; IiAiH-CIOTH, RAW-IA~
.IIk, and COTEilAE PAri.OR SUITS; ~
JOI'NGEs, SiDEEOAED5, MAKBLE-TOIfIt
TABLES, &C. Forty thousand COTTAGE bki-
ARTHUR ROONEY'a,
aa 24-ecd Governor ann frank,in streets,
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CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS!
RUGSl RUGSi RUGS!
CARPETS from auction al the following prices
1e 90. o3. %, 2s. 81, "a, 80, AZ, 40, 50, 81,
81. ~. s5c. and 81 for the best.
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GRAND SEcRETANY's OFYfcR,)
1ll4 MAIN sTKEkr,

THE GRAND ANNUAL CON -wsyyer
L VOCATION OF the NJ. h. GRAND SxA<.<
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER or NlB- LASS
GINA win be held In II. Albans Hall, ia sS<&>s
the city OF Richmond, ON THURSDAY, 18th In
By order OF NJ 4. PEYToN & COLES, High
Priest WILLIAM u. lSAACs, Secretary.
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DE IA RUE, PRANGE, TUCK S, and CARDS ofall
the manufactures at l.. LEwIs's, ol2 Main street.
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SILYERwARE.

PuEcRIL, LADD CO.'S E,IULsIOs COD-LIyER
OIL for colds, coughs, &c.
FRiNGED CARDS. WORKED SATIN CARDS
PAINTED SATIN CARDS NJ l.. LEwIs's, 9l2 Main
street.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-CaSkie's
executors rs. Harrison, dc. Argued by
Judge John 4. Meredith for the appellant,
and by James Peasants for appelees, and
continued till to-day.
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Note.-See advertisement OF Grand Lodge for
directions for transportation. no G-dsw&wti
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A DEAD BODY FoUsD IN TIE RIVER
The body OF a genteelly-dressed white man
wagiound floating in the river just below
the Chesapeake and Ohio wharyes yester-
day. 1t was brought to the city on one OF
tho tugboats and The Coroner notified, who
had it removed to the mOrgue. In the
pockets OF the clothing were found copy
OF the Pittsburgh Commercial Gozetfe OF
the Sd instant; two envelopes bearing the
stamp OF the Pittsburgh and Western rail-
road. one Of which was addressed to j. 4.
Flukc; and pair OF spcctacles. The man
was thought TO be about fifty years OF age (:
was dressed in dark suit OF clothing, and
had dark hair and reddish chin-whis kers.
He was seen in barber-shop in Rockets
Monday afternoon. The body VIII be
kept at the morgue for few days to see II
II can be identified.
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OFFICERS AND MEMBERS COURT
" RICHMOND. No. 3, UNITED ORDER OF
fORFSTfRS, Will meet TONIGHT "wednesday
at knights OF Homer Hall, corner Fifth and Mar
shall streets.
BY order 7. T.. COURTNEY, CIR.
ROBERT n. NORTHERN.
dc 7-ltT Secretary.
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FURSiTI RE.

IL BEDDING ESTABL LIsIiMENT ~
SOUTH OF NEW YORK. ~
NEATLY 10000 SQUARE FEET FLOOR
ROOM.
GEORGE i. STACY,
1905 MAIN STREET AND 3. z, AND SOUTH
1wELFTr STREET,
4 receiving and adding daily Tee his lNMENsE
STOCK OF FURNITURE. MATTRESSES. and
STEAM-DRESSED FEATHERS.
HAIR MATTRESSES. fEATIiER nkDS. Pill
LOWS, and HOLSTERS mldc over and rnOyated
BY an improved method Don't fall 70 eXsnine
f-'...., l8.3m
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\ NEW AGENcY.-5Iessrs Adam, EXtOn & Co.,
Of Trenton, y. D., have appointed Messrs. W. d.
BLAIR & CO., Of Richmond, Va, their sole agents
for the sale of their elegant CRACKERS for Vir-
glnla. Messrs. w ID. Blair < Co. claim these goods
10 equal any ever sold in Virginia. The trade will
find by examination that the prices are very low.
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THE EMULSION or COD-LIyER OIL prepared by
PURCELL, LADD & -. Is palatable and pleasant
20 take.
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MEETINGS.

DEcrxBnR 2, 1891
MASONIC N0TICE.-The men, "A
wi bers Of I.oGE FRANCHISE, No. SO, M
4. y. aud A. ~. are re,Iregtcd to attend XXX
stated communication OF their Lodge TIIIs/ w
tWedns,,dsyl EVENING at 7o'clocL: Election Of
Members Of sister lodges froierualiy invited To
attend.
BY order of the W.M
WILLIAM IovENsTEIN.
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The Damages aI.71O.

Especial telegram to the Dspatch.l
New YORK, December 6.-The damages
in the Ullman-Meycr case are S1,150.
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MORTALITY REPORT FOR TIE WEEK END
ING DECEMBER 3D.-CduSe Of Death:
Bright's disease, colored; burns and
scalds. 2 colored; childbirth, colored; (;
cirhoosis OF liver, white; consumption,
3 coIored; convulsions Gnfantile) CO.
lored; cystitis, white; diarrh9a, white
and | colored: dysentery, / white; cpl
lepsy, l white heart-disease, 3 white; in
anition, ! colOred infanticide, coored;
inflammation OF brain, , col0red; liver
disease, white; marasmus, white; me-
ningitis, colored; old age, colored;
pneumonia, , colored; premature birth, l
white smallpox, white and 10 colored;
tuberculosis, white and colored. Whole
number OF deaths in the city exclusive OF
still-births), AZ. Locality: City at large, / !;
Marshall Ward, !; Jefferson Ward, Q;
Madison Ward, B.; Monroe Ward, 6; Clay
Ward, 10; Jackson Ward, 9; almshouse,
/; smallpox hospital, Z.
Rate OF morality OF whole population
was 37.GO per 1000 per annum. Rate OF
mortality OF white population was A.5O
per 1000 per annum. Rate Of mortality OF
colored population was jG.2G per 1000 per
annum.
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JOHN +. SHERIDAN as WIDOW oBRiEY.

MATINEE THURSDAY, 2% L. NJ.
THURSDAY EVENING, FAREWELL PEH-
FRIDAY EVENING, CHARLOTTE TIloMP-
SON IN THE PLANTERS WIFE. de 7-ltf
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WHEN COD-LVEB OIL is wanted, Use the Emul
sion prepared by PURCELL, LADD co.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-10-13
How Republican Candidates
are Nominated.

The statement attributed to Gov
Hoyt that Gen. Blily was not brought
out by Senator Cameron is known to
be untrue. The Pittsburg Post says,
on good authority we have this state
ment: Some weeks ago Senator
Cameron wrote to Gen. Bailey to 60
to Harrisburg that he wanted to see
him. Gen. B liiey promptly respond
ed to the summons, when Cameron
told him he wanted him to run for
State Treasurer, and that he would see
to it that he should be nominated.
From that time on Bailey was can
ddate. Before that time nobody
ever dreamed of him as candidate
for State Treasurer, not even my
self.''
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-10-13
SENATOR BAYARD PRESI-
DENT OF THE SENATE.

The senate convened in special
session on Monday noon last to e.
lect a president pro teanpore. There
was full attenIlnca of both re-
publican and democratic senators
and the session was witnessed by a
large crowd Of people who filled the
galleries of the capitol to the ut
most capacity.
The desk formerly occupied by
Senator Burnside was tastefully
draped in black, while several bou-
quets ornamented the desks of prom
inent senators. The senators-elect,
Aldrich, Lapham and Miller, occu-
pied seats apon the floor on the re-
publican side.
After prayer by Chaplain Bull
lock the senate was called to order
by Mr.. Harris and Arthur's pro-
clamatiOn read.
Mr.. Pendelton then moved the
adoption of the following resolution:
That Thomas T. Bayard, a SEN
ator from the state Of Delaware, is
hereby chosen president pro tenn. of
the senate.
This resolution was, after the
reading of the credentials of the
senators elect, adopted by a vote of
81 ty 80. Mr.. Davis, of Illinois,
did not vote. Mr.. Malone voted
with the republicans. The chair
then appointed Senators Anthony
and PendIeton to escort the presi-
dent pro tempore eIect-Mr. Bayard
to the chair.
The wrong which President Ar
thur committed by not retiring from
the senate when he was elected Vice
President and therefore hindering
the senate to provide a presidential
successor, is thus repaired and one
of the most enlightened and patriot
-ic statesman of the Democratic party
how fills that importan to flee. Sen
ator Bayard, We arc proud to say,
commands in every position from
President down, the highest trust
of the Republic.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-10-13
A TRUE BILL.
Guiteau Indicted in Eleven Min.
uteIy Drawn Counts.

Guiteau Indicted in Eleven Min
uteIy Drawn Counts.
WASHINGTON, October 9.-The in
dictment against Charles J. Guiteau,
for the murder Of James A. Garfield,
late president of the United States,
was presented to The grand jury yester-
day morning. The indictment en-
braces eleven counts and is drawn with
great minuteness. Each court repeats
the charge that Guiteau, feloniously
and wilfully and of his malice afore-
thought did kill and murder against
the form Of the statute in such case
made and provided and agai nst the
peace and government of the United
States. The variations are regarding
tie time and place of death and the
courts jurisdiction, and are drawn so
as to cover every possible loop-Aole
through which the prisoner might es-
cape. For instance, the only varia-
ton in the fifth count is a change in
the order of mention of the places in
which death is said to have occurred,
the county of Washington and District
of Columbia being put first. The
sixth count recites that the offense
charged committed in the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad depot, IN the
city of Washington, which building
at the time stood ON the ground
belonging to and under the exclusive
jurisdiction of the United States. The
ninth count is varied by the introduc-
ton of the recital that the district in
which the offense charged was COM
mitted constitutes a Judicial circuit of
the United States, AID that the coun-
ty Of Monmouth and state OF New
Jersey, where the said James A. Gar.
field died, form part Of judicial
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-10-13
An Emph attic Denial.

To the Editor Of THE TIMES
In a recent issue of y our paper an art
icle appeared describi ng the operations
Of the graveyard insurance system at
Hawley and intimating that one Bar
ney Reilly, of Scranto n, was interested
in that infamous traffic. AS many
friends here and ell sewhere thought the
reference alluded to me ask that in ac4
eordance with your well-known sense to
fair play you will permit me to say that
l have never been, ,am not and never in
tend to be in terested either directly or
Indirectly in such damnable business
the aim of which is to destroy all re-
spect for old age, all love for the venera-
Dle and the teE6erest filial affection
which God has planted in the human
heart and enjoined in the express COM
mand "Honor thy father.and thy
MOTHER 1 would suffer my right
band to rot before | would carry a
graveyard insurance pol icy on the life
of any man or woman. The Times is
doing noble work in exposing the
vile tarfic and its course has my heart
lest approval. Yonrs respectfully.
BERNARD D. O'REILLY.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-10-13

ELECTIONS are to be held In ten
States this Fall Maryland, Virginia,
Pennsylvania. New York, New Jersey,
Massachusetts, Minnesota, Ohio,
Mississippi, and Wisconsin. Only in
Massachusetts, Ohio and Virginia are
Governors and Legislators to be elected.
Pennsylvania elects county officers and
State Treasurer New York, in addl-
tion TO partial board of State officers,
Assembly and Senate, elects four Re.
prtsentatives to Congress In place Of
Fernando Wood, deceased, Levi 7.
Morton, appointed Minister to France,
and Warner Miller and Elbridge
Lapham, elected to the Senate. In
Minnesota, Mississippi and Virginia
the Legislatures elected will choose
United States Senators.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-10-13


DANIEL c. KELLER, the Dem
ocratio nominee for County Treas
mer, is a thoroughly honest man,
has good Qualifca lions fer the Office,
and is emiDently courteous and So
cial in his intercourse with his iel-
low men. He has followed the
business of q cattle dealer these
many years and is perhaps better
known, especially among farmers,
than any other candidate on the
ticket. Wherever he has been eth
er on business or otherwise, he is
always welcome to call again.
Daniel made his nomination with
cut the help of any ring or combina-
ton, purely on personal worth and
merit. Locality was strongly a
gainSt him, for it is a pltent fact
chat Potter township for many years
had the lions share of county of
fees. If he runs as we'll in other
parts Of the county as he will in
the valleys, he will have a majority
that any man may we'll be proud OF
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-10-13
Lodge & Society Directory.
Meets at "a. NH. Z. Duck, supt

Nillhelm Lodge, No. 955. 1. O. o. F. meets in
heir hall, Penn Street, every Saturday evening"
Rebecca Degree Meeting every Thursday on
or before the full moon Of each month.
C w. HARTMAN, Sec. X. B. HAkTMAN, y. G..
Providence Grange, No 2l7 P. of H.. meetsin
AleNa nders block On the sccond Saturday OF
each month at Is, p. NJ, and on the fourth Sa-
turtlaY of each month at IL p. VI.
ID. L. .ZERSY, Sec. T. q. ERR ARD, Master.
The MilIheim h. & /. Association meets in
the Penn street school house on the evening of
the second Monday OF each month.
A. WALTER See B. q. DEJNINGER, PreSt.
The Milheim Cornet Band meets in the
Town Hall on Monday and Thursday evenings.
j. B. Hartman, Sec. John kreamer. Prest.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-10-13

Hon. &. S. WOLFE opened his ag-
gressive campaign for state treasurer,
in Philadelphia on the 4 iRst,. by a
flaming speech. He showed w in an
able and incOntroyertble mlnaer the
beauties Of republican machine rule in
Pennsy ylvania in all its wickedness, and
particularly how the Camerons and
their lieutenants have for years ruled
the Republican party with an iron rod,
without the slightest regard to the
wishes Of the great mass OF the voters
or the good Of the people at large. The
meeting was held under the auspices
of the National Republican League,
and was very largely attended and en-
thusiastic. DR.. Thomas p. Morton
presided and the large numonr of vice
presidents were among the best and
most Influential Republicans in the
city. The independent movement is
gaining strength every day. Mr.. Wolfe
is making it hot for the bosses, and if
be succeeds, as there is good reason to
believe he will, to inaugurate move
ment that will dsenthrall his party n
Pennsylvania from the object political
slavery under which it his groaned for
years, he will have accomplished a
great and good work.