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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-08-13

Mrs. McCoog. the wife of Gen.
Alexander McCook, died at Salt
Lake City, on Thursday. Mrs.
McCook lately lost her mother,
and the shock was so severe that
she never recovered from il.
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10 Farmers and LaboFiag Men, call
and see the best line Of mems Heavy
Brogans ia towA, az II. n. DEA-
TRICKS.
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Look Here

Go to CHARLES THUMEL'S and
get the Farmers Big Twist Fifty
Cents per pound-the best and cheap
est brand of tobacco sold.
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THE usual morning and evening
services will be held in the Presby-
terrain church tomorrow Sunday.
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The colored camp-meeting at
Bedington will be continued over
to morrow, Sunday.
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THE city has been full of teachers
during the week, in attendance at
the Institute.
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Warmers, sewed Kip Roofs,

A very superior article Of heavy
Sewed Kip Boots, especially desired
for farmers, warranted in every par
ticular, at
GETTINGER & HOKE's.
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Go TO THE BLUE FRONT for
everything IN the Boot ara Shoe line,
AT COST. jun1s If.
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The following appointments of
teachers were made at the regular
meeting of the Board for the ensu-
ing scholastic year, commencing
Sept. LIST, 1881, and continuing 8
months.
GRAMMAR ScHooL.-Prof. VIM.
Gerhart, Principal, salary 500 per
month; Samuel Dodd, First Assis-
tant, $45; Jennie l.. Ditto, Second
Assistant, $50; Annie Hill, Third
Assistant, $50.
SECOND WARD. VIM. A. Pitzer,
Principal, salary, S45 per month,
Annie O'Neal, First Assistant, S27;
Sue Gardner, Second Assistant, SIG,
Florence Couchman, Third Assis-
tant, $25.
THIRD WARD.-Alonza Ryneal,
Principal, salary, S45 per month;
Annie Colston, First Assistant, $27;
Jennie Alburtis, Second Assistant,
S26; Emma Hughes, Third Assis-
tant ,$25.
FOURTH WARD.-J. l.. E.
Combs, Principal, salary SIS; Kate
Ahern. Fisrt Assistant, SIT; Lille
Mathews, Second Assistant, S26;
Lottie Mckee, ThirdAssistant, SIS.
FIFTH WARD. Alice Wilson.
Principal, salary SIS per month; Re-
becca Kratz, First Assistant, S27;
Mrs. Mann, Second Assistance, $26;
COL0RED SCHOOL,. II. Cliff
ford, Principal, salary SIS; John
COg8ey, Assistant. SIS.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
Call ut HIYsfe.s

JEWELRY STORE and see the Pat
ent COLLAR BUT1ON--the best
thing ont. (auglS Il.
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DEAD LETTERs.-The following
is list of letters remaining in tie
Post-OHiee at Martinsburg, w. Va.
Aug. 9Th, and will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office Aug. Goth if not,
called for. Persons calling for
these letters viii please say adver-
tised.
VIM. II. Sommers, II. Suidemil-
Ter, w. r.. Stewart, Jno II. Red
mard, Isaac Prayer, Mrs. T. b. Per-
cy, Thos. Mcintosh, A. w. Smith.
--zzzEs----
THE eighth annual picnic Of the
patrons Of husbandry and farmers
of Southern Pennsylvania, Mary
land, West Virginia and adjoining
States, will be held at Williams
Grove, Monday, Tuesday, Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday, August
%, so and 81, and September and ..
Connected with the picnic viii be
an agricultural exhibition. Round
trip tickets from Martinsburg, good
for five days, S125.
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SEE advertisement Of "EStray
Cow" in another column.
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LACE REMNANTS.

Another cabinet Of Lace Remnants,
superior to the last lot just received 1T
G.. w. HOKE'S.
Ladies, call soon for they 90 very
fast.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.


We take this method of informing
our lady friends that we have added to
our stock q full line OF Samuel Curt
auld s. Cos Black Grape for Wells and
trimming purposes. These are the
best and only reliable Csapes In the
market. A good line of grapes is very
much needed in Mar,iasbarg, therefore
we have bought large stock, and
mean TO sell as cheap ~ any city house.
We will take pleasure in showing our
lady friends through this department.
Very resnecff.ilv.
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Ladies ifyou want the best calico in
town, for 6R cts, call ard sec them, at
DEATRICK IS
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For LADIES SHoES go t. the THE
BLUE FRONT, closing out sales.
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Ladies, ! have just received large
lot Of new Lawns from to Is cts. per
yard. G. w. HOKR.
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Straw hats, large and well selected
stock and will be sold cheap for cash
at II. n. DEATR1CK.
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knT e. FrrRy

p. S.-We have she largest stock of
Mourning Dress Goods IN Martinsburg.
JunelS3m Il. & Y.
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"STRAw WANTED" see notice in
another column.
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For cheap and COCO COT rsdas, the
best ever offered in this market, go to
SHATFER.
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Tea che, Dyspepsia, Bilious
ness npd Constipation, cure d at
once t Or. METTAUR's HEAD
ACH#, lai DYSPEPSIA PIhI4s.--
+ ice % cents
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Ladies Kid Gloves. Gent Fcxeo
Caters. very cheap, at
II gHsFFgp
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''Warncr's" celebrated flexible
Hip" csrsets Away ca hard at
T0KEifs
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a full line Of Biack Cashmeres, for
sale cheap, by II. n. DEATRICK.
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To Fancy cc'ored sesnlless At a0.ets.
to 80 cts.
Ladies, lace top gloves Is cts.
. long Isle thread %
" 3 button, lish. kids 100
And the cheapest aces eyr offered IN
this townat j. II. SHAFFEA'S.
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THE IANBRaS

Are invited TO examine the large and va
ried assortment o. Spring Styles in Shoes,
just being received at GzTTlNarR & EcKn's
and embracing everything from house
slipper TO fine Kid Button Boot. Prices
guaranteed as low a. anywhere in the
land Queen Street, Blcldel Building.
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white Goods.

A beautiful line az White Goods
embracing Persian Lawns, India Lin
ems, Swisses, Tarlttons and many 9TH
or kinds at EoKES.
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Suggar-cured Hams for 10 cts, per
pound at j. III. SHAFFLR.
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Get a circular from J. L. w. BAK-
Err and read Of the wonderful cura-
tive properties Of Deep Roek Mineral
Water, and call and try ita
No. Il ". Queen s.
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For MEMS Boots and SHOES, GO
to the Assignee c. 3s.ng cut sale at the
BLUE FRONT. igai8-tg.
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Mems and Boy s. ts, 4 large
assortment very cheap u Z. n. DEA.
TRICKS
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Black Goods.

. IN W DAh ~ "
No. Il N Queen ST.
, 1881-02-03
cORONER's IN0tIEsTs.

Tho Coroner rcportA the following irqu0sts;
At tho Norxua upon John Mc1.nuehlan, rs cars
OF ngo. who was accidentally crushed 10 don,h
carly Monday morning botwecn lat-car ard
engine No. lG3 Of tho Chicago l. Nusthwesterl,
ltalleoad In ctilsion on the tracks Ut tho llis-
no!s Central 1taIlroAd, between Harrison strcot
and Peck cuurk. Tho deceased WIS emptoycl as
u switcnmnn In making up a train Of freight
and misplaced switch threw tho cnd nt engine
No. 25s's train Into nnKtno No. lSl, on tho foot
tnart! Of which Hct touKhltn wns riding. A ver-
ak}i Bchont street., In tho Town Ut Lake, upon
AlEnUg Nelson. u ycara OF ugo, whu was Au-
calentAlly crushed hutwuen Two fr0!Rtlt cars
tn The r0pQtF-yaHl OF tho Michigan Southern
tsatlt}aA ncAF futty-thfrtl stsuct. On lust Nom
'nay. Tho Jury found that III danger. HRHA!s
wtre put4lt In tho yArt& un Any oGGasion, and
3hny .rcc0thr4Hnsletl thnt propeF precautions lla
!,tsI A. tna s1t,tsf i,,L n LauFsi9a and LOayitt
killed whtH t2ollshly attempting to stop run
Mwuy tenn. hlthchcd to pu bn9or's wagon In front
If M. Esl Ilya tklant! nyuluc. at No. MI Gem
ire uvcnuc Npon IUita isrQeher. Who tttcsi OF
MeMhtl.nuu8 cfoup+ AT No. hl4 pnArl,orn street
upon ltebeccA l'unnlson. aya1 '!hree months.
wh0 tliel 1t consumption. AZ NJ. ul3 JcIor.
son street upon Joseph RioIHs. II sssrs Of aTc,
saloon 1T No: no Mlshgau straot whlIo lahoIlng
Arb0r llacr ufnn Wilhelm ArtMe!Ur, IL yeprH Ut
nvs, wh0dled shnck resulting from tnJurtua re.
o6tyud by nccldcntt!y falling 1uti bclu4 crushed
hoWoGi1 the dsAw-alars uf two ears Dtl the Pitts
burg, Cincinnati + St Louis ltaitroadr juat west
VI I'D q ssrcat, !ast Monday eyeulnK.
, 1881-02-03
! ones, and Is In line witt, the aggressive policy
that the st. Paul Company has recently on.

ones, and Is IN line witt, the aggressive policy
that the st. Paul Company has recently on.
terud upun.
Tie Interest that Chicago has directly In
tlia construction Of Tho line ntrcahy coN,-
mc,icrtl Is ohvf0Us NJ slalicc. IT Is the ,lf-
fctrnco Of linc direct from Cl,icago tn, Lake
Superior 400 miles long, aud penetrating the
best section OF Wisconsin, Including The
finest agricultural and numbering rpgIons.
Ntiu portion or the same lIne bMilt and
operated by n cOIi,paMy whoso base Ut ul,s,ra-
LIONS Is In distant city n,l lh another Stale.
LEGISLATIVE rftncEEINNGa.
htADtsUN. Wis, Fob. 2.--'rhc Governor
sc!lt to the SotiRle THIS ntUrNlnV tilp following
appointments: Dr. Shlblt Mnrks, Of A[llwnll-
kee,. ny tDcbnr Ut the Statu HUarti Of lIrnttlI;
A. EyaMs. Or Grant Cuunty; Enrl Dorr.ng-
er. ht" milwaukee,: mud G. A. liutchins, tif
Fond GU, !.nc,. u ln 1tceents Nf thu Normal
Seh9o's; Murk douglas, OF jackson County,
Fish Commissioners.
IN liie setlate n rcsuIut!nn wns presented
nskstH tile Wisrnisltt Cni,Ercssnci tn SUP
port tho pclu!iEl bill regarding tile duty ui,
i!ialt hfll 1nrlry. also to support any ltEtslh.
tlun affecting lli.cr.State commerce, AMI 10
prevent exturttGnate freight rates.
a resolution WIS introduced by Mr. Suttl-
crlnl,d nXte4MllrE sympathy tn thu fl,.Ope Of
ireland III their Efforts to secure relief from
oppressive rents, etc. 80
EtyiNniogIs,.
~ tito Assembly hills were Introduced pro-
'ytdinK nRaliist qilacks. andlo prohibit uie.1l.
bers from recelriny railroad passes.
, 1881-02-03


hlr. George w. Cook, formerly General
Agent Of tie Louisville, New Albany a. Chi
c0Ko Railroad In this city, nt1 who tornany
years held tho responsible position Ut Treas-
urcr of tho Union Vcteran Club ut this
place, but now Joint Agent Of tho Denver 4
Ito (;ranla and the Denver, South rnrk 4,
Pacific Railroad at I.enhytlle, Ia showing tho
l.endvillianS lloW n ChicngO Union Veteran
treats rot1ghs md loodlunEs wl'an they inake
themselves obnoxious. a l.eadyii'G pnpur
Gatsle III. Cook haG at Ihc tlcput Ut tjiaat
plMce fuW days ago with u party Of sutlihlls
WIN ol,terrd tho Watlng.room aud lnsuliad
thu lenple, Rllti how they Wyro yAntlulslled BY
tho g1lliant yeterais froni Chicago:
urs Il te sosts irk trs tar be;SeS ur,.s SUI;
EuNury bnttlu occurred tn tho WnItinE.rDo!n Ut
tho depot, il which tho railroat- usn routed tho
Cln.oi,. with ssvoSai baekrrs. camo Into tho
ropth md t!rEau making thap,acsscs geicrt'ly
asy :oss he ea Il
Toou,: AZ ,hls point q, the procecdInss tic 0on.
s5" s sdssS s s sp q z t. IT,
room on 10 tho platform. The fsltnds OF the
m ysa e. sspfa we II 8oss aa oS1
Anco Of Conductor !A.lasns. n,n.le thinYs ,ivo-
Kat,g nut Or. tn tho p!atforn1 wncFo rou9h.and-
tumble fight ensucd for about irtuch .ntnutes,
WIN began tho fuss aro frunt kukotno and Hub.
inson . camp and woFa oil thetr way TO- Poncha
OF tho Quilt, 1lr. tiusohlnsuu, reported thAt
ssv9,l men OUT nf tho twelve who took Mrt aro
Saaiy sFnltt s; ana @ eatiro!y assd hp 4 tue ~:
lost trce of bis front troth btr. 1suttusspralnol
his hands somewhat ha bolnx tho only ono IN.
jurcd u1i tho sfdG Ut the yictOSa. Tbs seene OF
Tho battle il covered with blood from the affair:
Tno ladies who Mete in she roou at the tms hed
for safety Into the ota-et and seemed TO enjoy
tho yunuuIkhIux OF thplr euutiica Uuncruis
, 1881-02-03
ITEMS.

lTIAlSs
Mr. J.W. Drew has been appointed Eastern
Agent of tho Detroit, GRIND Haven L. NIL
waukco lsailrond, with headquarters at
Rochester.
Tito Directors Of the Chicago Ss Alton
Rntfroad Company held their quarterly mcct-
InE yestert1ay, and declared semi.annt1ai
dividend Ut 4 por cent, payable March 1, 1881.
Tic last semi-annual dividend declared by
this road was w per cait. The Company
expects 10 be nhlu hereafter To regularly pay
al animal dividend Of y per cent.
Mr.. j. ]. It'll, General Manager of the st.
Paul Il ManItoba, Railroad, lis nut In unnf-
festD expressing Ills determination TO "cl!uke
off" any rallriad project TINT threatens to
carry my Of tile wheat from lie region ira
yerscd ny his road to tho scnboaru via Dn-
lnll,. lie says:
While ! fully concede tho undnuhtcd right OF
orery locality to holm Itself with MI tho means
IN ~ power, Ct tho sumo t!rnc tho rulo applies
equally well 10 all nters Interested. and ~ this
Company Is very inrxe1y tntertatad. It Will be-
e0tne my duty to witch closely uur 1ntrtcstR,
hnd II tho proposed enterprise should bo nntA1-
onlstio 70 cur Interests, Ut We at present think 1t
ls. VIC VIII cnupAvOr to tlke WhRtgver stqps ar1
necessary to reniler tho inresttnent useless
one 10 those who f'roposc TO larcst thoir money
init. 49,
, 1881-02-03

sptetdl Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
LANSING, Mich, Feb. o-Thc Senate To-
day passed bill to prHsent the atltlltcrati0n
Of ALCOHOLIC llauors, the statute having be-
como obsolete BY the at t1on of other laws.
Also j0nt resolution asking Congress for
MI appropriation for the Improvement of the
llarhor at New buffalo; a bill to authorize
and protect Wisconsin officers In taking prls-
oncrs through certain PORTIONS Of tho State; !;
amending the ,aw retnliya 10 the inspection
Of illuminating oils; to provitio for the rc-
publication Of Supreme Court reports, and
asking tor nm appropriation for publishing
the proceedings nj the annual meetings Of
the Supcrintcndcnts Of tic poor.
Asa part Of the program for advancing tic
prohibition luea tic leading ativUcntcs Of tho
measure have bean for sonle time making
tue State Tcnperanea Association l,eadq,tar-
have bcen Issued to leading temperance peo-
pie and public officials Iii MI parts Of tile
State, and while, OF course, many hnve not
nCcepted, still. with thu Legislature here,
also tho State Pioneer Association, together
With the toWnspeople, the rooms wetu well
ltGled. The project Inns given rise 10 constd-
cratte comment In the State papers aud In
public md private ct:cles, md. wElt0
II Is admitted on all stiles TINT fl d aocInl
sense 1t Is q good scheme, what great effect
It will havo on lIQuor legislation Is not 40 tlp-
parent.
The state Pioneers commenced their a,,-
nual meeting III their rooms Mt the Capitol to-
dRy, with good attendance.
, 1881-02-03
SUICIDE.



ANN ARuoR, Mich., Feb. ALL. W. Fair
banks, Of l'etrolia. Ont, committed suicide
by shooting himself In tic parlor Of Tie
Chandler House last evening. lie was stu
dent. I'LL recently in tic pharmacy depart
llcnt OF tlla university, but has not attended
the rccltatlons since tho holldays. Since The
vacation he told somc Of his friends that he
heard bad news from home, and appeared
changed: Last night twn, women ehtl,a from
Detroit to see him, ona 0f tl.enl claiming to
them ~ tho parlor nf tlle hotet tn .lso Slot
himself III their presence nt,out midnight.
THO employees. OF thu hotel henrtl the shut
alu hastul,cd Into the parlor. lie lived but
q few moments. An Inquest will bo held at
llnlf-past to-day,
, 1881-02-03

sotstal Nspatth to The Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAUL, 1(inn., Feb. 1.-THE Governor
tt'.day xent seycrnl appointments to tile Sell
nto. which were considered In executive scs-
sion. Among them was the appointment Of
1sof. o. Y. Tousley. OF Minneapolis, as State
Supertnscndento of Public instruction, to take
the p'aco previously occupied by l'rof. d.
Burt, whose confirmation was refused so.le
tine nEu. The appointment was confirmed
by tic Senate without discussion.
, 1881-02-03
A POLISH JEW.

TonoNTo, Ont, Fob. o.-aIux Mco, n roltsl,
Jow. .losng business OIL King street, shot
himself tllIs morning. Ills wife was at.
tractcd to the lrDnt shop and found her lns-
band bluetitng from n wound In the loa.l.
llefnre she could Interfere Ilo slashed Ills
throat with razor. ue Is now dying at the
lQsnltll, -.
, 1881-02-03
PERSONAL.

ST. Louis, Fob, 2>-1I. g. Townsend, Gen-
erai Passenger Agent OF tho Wabash, has
just returned from jacksonville, Fla. lie
reports John U. Guilt, General Manager Ut
tho Wabash. much improved IN hoalth since
iie arrived there, aid tl,at J. G. McMull1n,
General Manager Of tho Chicago l. Altont
who is niso IN Jacksonville, Is also recover
lug hts health rapidly
, 1881-02-03
THE RAILROADS,
Flow VIII the Western Passenger
War Be Finally Settled7
The Difficulty Arising from tho
Unlimited Tickets Still
Out.
Western Roads Doclinu to Probate on
Out EuiErant Hatos.

1vrarruv r,.usr~nru ,1r,oprr
,rho ranas,, ttas..s H., .uHE' 1,A e
senger Agents Of tic various roads between
Chicago, st. l4UuIs, and Missouri River
points will meet in this civ tn.duv fnr ,ha
turn,,sa NJ toI,In, ln, ,est,oro.,., ~, M H., liz
!'.1' !ur9ea condition of tho Western passenger
o'isIneSs. Tic war a1utween tho Wabash,
Altun, and other Western lines yyns brought
10 IN end week or two noo bv ,hs M.
management NJ the Wohn al H., !, " ua,,,, 1 ~" W.
'onReF ihs'st upon adiilercnl'nl rate oil pas
senBer business from th!s city 10 tho West,
md consequently the rates to St Louis and
Kansas cir, which hn,i t)ronnr,f INV dnw,, IN in
;'o''n'a. ngu1es' were festotcu TO S4.n to 81.
Louis aid $3.50 to kansns City, These rates
wern hdupted on the recommendation
or tho Wabash. and wera i,rhpr ,hun
tho Alton md @ othor "''E Gh,"ngn s,e' ro,'is sns
taoue"t hhoulu Do lhaae' pnt they accepted
them rather tl,an have the war continue any
longer. II las sincp been demonstrated That
thu Wabash rot the best Of liz new nrranrI..
~ ~ "s saa .asss ssaapslea eMaolen some
81 tllc snecnlatofs VINO had bought unlimited
Tickets during the l,eat of tie light 10 place
them OH the market and sell then, be.ow tia
n;es ,n;e ,, sieeq oy Ie toaus Espeea!!y was
.hts tao caSo.n 'cRara 10 haasas C'ly tickets,
10 Wnleil point tlo WABASH, IT Is satl, has
Olt nn immense amount Of unlimited tickets
wllici', Weru sold rs low MS S5. In conse-
HiicnGe tue business Of the Wabas!, has
Insse!y increased sinco the reGstabllslimcMt
Of pcacs, and thnt Of tile other lines ilas cor
respondtngly fallen oil. For this reason tho
ryads at this polns are greatly tllssatltied with
tlsc arrangement, ainl demand thnt sulne action
bo taken TO get the unlimited tickets. which
tend to temoral!za tue business, out Of tho
oil the lines on an eQ.tuI footing. At Il tl,out-
ing !letd q st. Louis two or three weeks ago
General Manager Carson, OF thu Hannibal Il
r. Joe, was INSTRUCTED to psocnrestatcnIents
Unlimited tickets had becn .placed on tho
inarkGt and At what, rates. Mr.. Carson llas
been busity engaged ever since IN collecting
such statements. aild ho viii lay them before
tho Injecting to-day. Those statesncnts will
give tie managers . better hasls for work
, 1881-02-03
PENNSYLVANIA,

lIAnRlspun0. Pa, Feb. a.--.tro fifteenth,
ballot for United Stntes Senator resulted as
follows: Wallace So; Oliver, 70: Grow, II; !;
Hewitt 8; MacVeagh. 3; Philips, 9; Baird, I;
Agnew. /; Snowlen, l; Curtin, /; George
Shiras, Jr.. l; Wolfe, 1.
A mutton to meut every day at 3 for ballot
Ing was not agreed to, and the Convention
adjourned. Tho scattering votes were prin-
cipally from Oliver men.
The bill to submit to the people tho rc-
mpynf OF tie State Capital from Harrisburg
70 philadulptlA was reported nslir,uatlYely Iii
tue House. .
Tho bill for the permanent establishment
OF tic Supreme Court Mt PHILADELPHIA way
reported negatively III the Senate.
, 1881-02-03

Agent Cook and his asstslanis deserve special
credit TOR tho summary uianuor In which thoy
dealt With tho ru,Ilans.
, 1881-02-03

Horafosd'A Acid Phosphate giyes speedy bet,r
ptt for Aight swuata IN consuupt1oa. 1t
Strengthens tho Dervra an0 muscles, aud pru-
Aotea tpcefery.
, 1881-02-03

ALBANY, Feb. a--Tho Assembly passed a
bill to prevent The consolidation Of telegraph
companies.
, 1881-02-03

spfeta Oapa'eA 70 1'M Cnted0d 7rfo1Hes
1SNlASAroLis, Ind., Feb. 2.-rho Senate
passed several atne'ldatory bills to-day, and
then sat tlown upon Or. Van Vorhfs' State
Doard of Healtl, scheme by vote Of 20 to t9.
Tl4e consideration OF the constitutional
amendments mud the calling Of Constitu-
tonal Convention was made tho special ortler
tor Friday. MIR. Wood, of Lake and Porter,
otlefed the following resolution, which wns
passed:
,,h ,hssIss!' .' ny tho sonasc, tho House oonuur..
hs ta inS;an0 ana of
nted Etatts nra hcr,,l,s - rcn,,esInH u, voto w ~
to 10 amoys ~ we HenSsa5 u 9yerHons Mon
ng, and strntghtcnng, wherever neccesllry. the
kantakeo River in Ito stalo OF Indiana, and 10
ths 1m aasno o''t e'oe's 10 secure tho passax OF
>,n,,., -
so,o,o, ,,,,. ths hoosa
sSa ss,eta' Nv. o.l's were ihtrodnced,- them
TIs iLs Wy ~ ~ Gooper providing that the State
amino all persons WIN sl,n,, onriv ~ t,o",
tonoA,n. H.. tnoAa mno nna't ap9lS u u!oh
S4enas ~ uaelr qualification to bold tho Office
o. county Superintendent, anu give licenses
wton' sysGtaE Ito to- their fitness. rs determined.
Biz to te oilcs M fonn," u,r"r,,.'n ons ~ Slk
az, ~ t.a u.e g'1.c W co"hty SUPERINTENDENT,
@ an,s. y Nv aes'res 10 be candldate for s,icli
.aee IN MS county, he stall advertise tile
possession Of this license for sixty days
snno,,, nn oleetloh aI Wnlchs q
In .muc.t tro ~ 70 a chosen III tha county.
1.-TWO newspapers Of tho county having the
tatgest aa circulation, provided they shall be Ut
sa1xsr erS,ent T. political parties, No person now
s,.s, Ss "a sueh otlee allall be subject 10 the
sAau',slatloh during the term for which he
,ha ,"hssslsc'ea: Tho bill further provides tint