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The Benton weekly record. [volume] (Benton, Mont.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-22
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LONDON. December I0.--Tbe Lord May
,,,a establishment OF a fund forladies who
bgye lost their incomes through the nom
o.rnrnt of rents, has been followed by q
Iaurb more important step. He has deci-
dnd ry start fund to aid the Property De-
fopsc Association. The government was
asked by the Lord Mayor whether it ob-
ia,tad 10 the fund. Gladstone answered
ghrr il was not matter in which he could
inrprfpre, rs the Premier is bound to act
cautiously, because the Lord Mayor ID q
strong Tory. The existence Of this i'm
niles the failure Of the government. The
Lord Mayor declares that the fund has no
DoljlicaI bias, but the liberal politicians do
not quite so regard it, deeming it a landlord
and tory organization tor the collection of
subscriptions. English hostility towards
ths Irish increases. This animosity has
layorlg Increased since the Stafford and
Derry elections. 1t showed the depth Of
irish resentment. O'Donnell's blunder at
Derry and all the help which the Home
Rulers gave their candidate proved useless.
Tile election was a decided victory for the
government over the Land League.
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phe happened; those that could escape
from the galleries perished Ia the passage:
and on the narrow stairwaTs, which by
reason OF one man alone in the entire the.
atre doing his duty aud turning of che
| gas, were left in the blacl1est darkness. II
IL now ascertalned that this man was the
only one who stuck to his post, and yet he
cut OH the escape Of scores Of people. The
management Of the theatre were crimin-
ally negligent.
The interment OF bodies commences to-
morrow morning at seven o'clock III the
Central fiedhof, the unidentified being
turned into a common grave. The burials
will continue all day Sunday and perhaps
be concluded Monday.
The fire is still burning. Subscriptions
are pouring In from all parts of the world.
Tonight the editionsof the Wiener A1Jege-
mine Zeitang was conftscated for remarks
respecting the management Of the theatre.
Only one theatre was closed last night.
All theatres that were opened Tonight
were scarcely half filled.
The Emperor has telegraphed to close
all theatres tomorrow.
The police instructioner has sent officers
to visit stll vI.e ,s-~ atres an hou before they
commence the performance to examine the
for public safety.
The doctors say those who were in the
did not live over minute after
the fire burst through the curtain.
VIENNA, December 11.-Nine hundred
and seventeen corpses have been inferred.
Indignation at the blundering Of all con-
cerned in the theatre fire is greatly on the
increase
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Cabinet Matters.
body.

| WASHINGTON, December l2.-Iti is prob
able that Postmaster-Genefal James viii
retire in January, because the bank O
which he is president does not wish DELAY
F>illey will likely succeed him.
WASHINGTON, December IA Repub,
llcan Senator on good terms with the ad-
minstration says that the President has
not decided upon any new Cabinet officer:
beyond Frelinghuysen; that the President
intends TO fill one Cabinet place with any
man General Grant may designate, and
| that at present Grant hesitates between
Chaffee and Beale, but the indications are
chat Beale will beselected.
WASHINGTON, December 12.--The Sen
ate has confirmed Frelinghuysen as Secre-
tary of State.
The President has accepted the resigna-
tion Of the Assistant Secretary of State for
the 3lst inst.
WASHINGTON, December I2.-Tn the
Senate to-day Edmunds introduced bill
to authorize the payment OF necessary and
reasonable expenses incurred in behalf Of
the late President, provided, the aggregate
shall not exceed 100000.
New YORK, December 12.-The Posts
Washington special says: It was stated at
the White House this morning that the re-
port that the President would spend the
holidays in New York is incorrect. The
Presidents oyercroWded with business and
will gladly avail himself Of any temporal
~ absence OF sCongressmen and office seek
ers to bring up his arrears Of work. There
are many subjects to which he wishes es-
pecially to devote his attention, and which
he has not yet been ablesto consider, oW-
ingto the demand upon his time.
CHEYENNE, December l2.-SenatorJ ones
of Nevada passed East to-day Ell route to
Washington with his family. The editor
of the leader, in an interview, asked the
Senator if he would accept a Cabinet ap-
pontment. He replied that he would not,
and stated that he had advised Arthur not
to make the mistake Of Garfield and take
his Cabinet from the Senate. He thought
it wrong to appoint Senators, because Of
the obligation to retain them and the un-
Of a Cabinet term. Senator Jones
his belief that the President
would adhere to the true Republican idea |
IF accepting the testimony Of Senators and
respecting appointments
q office On the theory that they represent
he people who elected them, and bear tes-
;imony as to their wants. The Senator
'urther expressed opposition to the. views
# Secretary Folger respecting the retire
nent Of silver from circulation.
WASHINGTON, December 12.--During
he week ending December 10Th, 10,395
81 standard silver dollars were put into
circulation, against 4s5, ,496 for the CORES
'ondin2 week last year.
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d E7Hm srna.

PHLEADELrHts., December 12.--I:he FL
neral Of the late John ". Forney took
place at / O'Clock this afternoon. For aeY-
eral hours line Of men, women aud chill
dren, representing MI classes Of society,
entered the house and viewed the remains.
Many prominent citizens were present, in
cluding Generals Hancock, sIck1es and
Ruff, ex-speaker Randall, Mayor King
and other city officials, George w. Childs,
A. kendrick and many other we'll known
Journalists. All the pail bearers selected
were present. Alta meeting Of newspaper
publishers and editors held this morning
and presided over by VIM. v. Mexican, ap-
propriate resolutions of coincidence with
the family Of deceased were passed and il
was resolved to attend the funeral in a
body.
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SCRAPS 0ENEMS


/ Secretary Hunt will remain in the Cabi-
net.
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury Up
ton has resigned.
Gen. Sherman, Secretary Lincoln and
the President all advise.an increase in the
army to watch Indian reservations.
A cotton mill and four flour mills were
burned &C Minneapolis, December 4th.
-Four lives were lost.
! The n. x. World's correspondent at
AspinwalI reports that 40 officers and
nearly 1000 men employed OH De Lessep's
canal have died OF fever since January.
Jno. w. Forney, the prominent editor
and politician is dead. Of late years he
has been the nominal editor Of the Pl1ila-
deiphia Press and an independent Repub-
lican.
Senator Beck after his unanimous re-
election in the Senate introduced abin to
provide for the retirement of. the trade
dollar and It's Ieeoinage into the standard
silver dollar.
IN London at the recent sale Of fhe. Duke
Of Marlborough's Sunderland Library, d
work By St. Augustine, printed IN 1875.
with 2 painted title page, fetched 81 600
from q London dealer, after brisk eompe-
9iffon
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I'm tine Senate ans. i'm tlae House.

WASHINGTON, December 12.-The tariff
commission bill was taken up, and Garland
ilnade a speech thereon. He maintained
that tariff which is tax upon the people
who consume the imports. upon which il
| is imposed, when fairly and justly levied,
| has always been the favnrite modesofrais-
ing revenue. The sums paid enter into
the current expenses Of those paying them,
and the burden is notso much feit.as when
payment is made direct and at la fixed and
stated time. Neither tfler doctrine of pro-
lection, nor that Of free trade had 4 resting
place il this country. After quoting from
the tariff speech Of VOORHEES, at Atlanta,
and from the remarks of Morrill,, he said
an overriding argument, and one that was
affecting this country to-day in regard to
the tendencies OF the protective policy,
was that they were buta step towards, and
led up to, the monopolies which are OPP
pressing this country beyond al other
things.
Beck followed Garland, and replied to
Morrill,. Beck said Morrill, had argued
that we are. getting rich because we are
exporting more than We are importing;
but we would only have stostufn the pro-
lection WheeIa little more and we would
have no imports atall; it would be all e4-
ports. The farmer who exports 100000
worth of grain, must have machinery and
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So4 SD cry Crazy.


| Among the inmates Of western insane
asylum is man who is often perfectly SEN
sible, and when. aceosted at such times
causes visitors to wonder why he is con-
tined there. This inmate entered into
conversation the other day with n caller
whose dress proclaimed him clergyman.
Said the madman, ssIt vas too bad, was it
not, the killing of Grant. at Chicago?' SIT
was, = said the minister, who followed the
accepted custom of asserting to the state
ments OF lunatics for peace sake. 'sHayes
was assassinated at Cincinnati, was he
not?" again asked the lunatic. eyes"
replied the clergyman. SsAnd was not
Queen Victoria murdered in her palace ?"
10 this query from the madman, the cler-
ical visitor answered in the affirmative,
'Ihe lunatic named one after another q doz-
en- living royal personages, ali Of whom
the clergyman was led to admit had been
put out Of the way. Finishing his cat
echism, the madman turned on the clergy
man and said fiercely, <>:Your dress shows
you are minister, but you are the worst
liar ever met. ."-sprinqfezd RenubIicG,s,
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oT Arc x1S+r rfnASvaa fngS3rn$1 SfrYa
orezsiono, 1agfs1atfon all +,,o nrof,+a III
av,or4o,. 80 ,,..i,, ho,;,o- forooa - hn, >,
his ann,Iioa af t.nn
E,n,arn;no, ,,nnn fl,c nrae3;c,1 onera+,n,
of 8 rrotacfiua tar;f, geol s.,;a. In.1eee
after rrota III i, - 4 nor cont o,,,
ahinrit,r ;,,to,:acfs hod cdvanooa ,,,t;l on,
tonnaoe was affoost eonal r. that of Emo.
land and errAatar fbaa t%af nf 81, thf
world r,esidcs Noa, nnder arors;1ps nro.
| tactfva tarifr n,,csa ahina 1,ava haor f7ro,v.,
from the seas ,fatil Ne are now navino
$3.50 Ot10 O00 a pear ~ foreion nations in
stead of receivino from Them 95G nm 00o
of a balance in onr favor 90 wo did in
1860.
| After fine ,norninsr bour pen,11eton smoke
on his Civil St.ss;na 4,i1I Ha triad c.,,;-
teams nofjve III killing tha pros;dent
The fact was s1,afent that he wanted an
office didn't cafzft and hn1iayed t,,a pres;-
DENT renonaih hlss fnr= =l,fs fa;i,,ra uo vra,,taa
y new disnihutfnn of offices and ha,;avod
4 new President won,a make naw daa1
L
and ofve him another chance Ha 1G,i.
teua) believed fhe President could and
ousEat to divide the spoiIs he had helned 70
earn The hr1falitv Of onr no1itire which
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y ''o''. 's nos1 'l"l'eAe1 our BUSINESS
49, O.ss'4.=S5 Aasl'' ~. BUSINESS ptti'ol-
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49, ''o - ele NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Ril1s we're introancad as fo,loua
Bv Observation-Disclosures the tariff on
goods ten ner cent
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+e,e eoranh lines and. effects 70 secure ;nfor
nation abort the nostal teleoranb servico
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a. R Repbberv

New York, December 15.-The Worzd,s
Las Vegas New Mexico special says: Soon
after the west bound passenger train on
the Southern Pacific road left Elpaso last
night party Of desperadoes entered Wells
Fargo & Co.'S. car by means of key and
assaulted the messenger, knocking him
senseless and securing $4,000 in cash.
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The CHaristiaHacy Case,

WASHINGTON, December I5.--1n the
Christiancy divorce suit to-day Cham
cellor Wylie granted the motion of
the defendant that the husband be taxed
with examiners costs in conformity with
the practice here. The missing witness,
Chas. Goodman, has appeared and signed
his testimony.
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"A marble tablet has been placed In tl1e
Baltimore and Potomac Depot in Wash
ington to mark the spot where President
Garfield fell.
Suit has been brought against William
Il. Vanderbilt by Henry A. Taylor OF
Rochester, and Isaacs, Waterman Of Phil
adelphia to recover 81, ,ooD, 900 damages for
alleged breach of trust anu contract in the
sale OF bonds Of the Rochester and State
Line Railroad.
john Taylor, the head of the Mormon
Church, was married to a wealthy widow
last month. The ceremony was performed
in the new Mormon Temple at St. George.
The Salt Lake Tribune says that the mar
rage was in defiance of law, and would
not have been tolerated at Salt Lake City.
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An Gpinfo1s OF Blaine.

LONDON, December 15.-The-Neacs re-
ferring TO Secretary Blaine's dispatches to
Ministers Hurlbut and Fitzpatrick says: It
is satisfactory to find that the spread-eagle-
ism Of Blaine is disavowd by the American
press and people.
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kGa1 gaa or

WASHINGTON, December 15.-It is re-
ported that G.Bancroft Davis is to sue
ceed Hill as first Secretary of State, and
that Secretary Hunt is to take Judge Davis
place on the Bench of the Court of Claims.
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Guiteau.-You are getting played out,
nd your theory of prosecution.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-31

The following statement Of William ].
Coughlin, Of Somerville, Mass, Is 80 remark.
able that we beg 10 ask for The attention Of
our readers. He says: ''ln the fall Of 1879 ]
was taken with violent bleeding OF the lungs,
followed by 4 severe cough. ] soon began 10
loose my appetite and flesh, l was 90 weak
at one time that I could not leave my bed. In
the summer OF 1877 I was admitted TO the City
Hospital While there the doctors said I had
q hole In my left lung as big as a half dollar.
| expended over q hundred dollars In doctors
and medicines. Twas 80 for gone at one time
q report went around that ! was dead. / gave
up hope, but 0 friend told me OF DR.. William
Halls Balsam for the Lungs. 1 laughed at
my friends, thinking that my case was incur.
able, but I got q bottle TO satisfy them, when
TO my surprise and qualification | commenced
TO feel better. Ny hope, once dead, began 10
revive, and to-day ] feel In better spirits than
I have for the past three year,.
II write this hoping you will publish II,
so that every one inflicted with Diseased
Lungs will be induced 10 take Dr. VIM. Halls
Balsam for the Lungs, and be convinced that
Consumption can be cured. l have taken two
bottles, and can positively say that II has
done more good than all the other medicines
I have taken since my sickness. My cough
has almost entirely disappeared and I shall
soon be able 10 60 10 work." Sold BY drug
gista.
West& McConahey, Druggists and Apothe.
carries, Bank Building, Bridgeport, Ohio, also
Logan, List d Co. Wholesale Agents, Wheel
ing, W. Va. rTHsAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-31

II seems strange that anyone will Sntfer
from the many arrangements brought on by
an impure condition Of the blood, when
Bcovillfs B~arsapafilla and stillingia, OF blood
and Liver Syrup will restore perfect health 10
the physical organization. II Is indeed q
STRENGTHENING syrup, pleasant to take, aud has
proven itself 10 be ths best blood purifier evef
discovered, eifectualiy curing B~crotula, syp
hilith disorders, weakness OF the kidneys,
efysplias, malaria, all nervous disorders and
debility, bilious complaints and all diseases
indicating an impure condition Of tia blood,
liver, kidneys, stomach, skin, etc. ttCoftects
indigestion. A single bottle will prove 10 you
lie merits As a health remover, for Il acts like
a charm, especially when The complaint IL Of
al exhaustive nature, having 6 tendency 70
lessen the natural vlgor Of the brain and
nervous syAtem.
Wtst& MCConahey, Druggists and Apothe-
carries, Bank Building, Bridgeport, Ohio, also
Logan, List 4 Co., WHOLESALERS Agents, Wheel
Ing, W. Va. TfHsAW
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TRApE REP0RT.

oaIc4so, Mays0 The DrovsrI Journal 10
Hoss-Rsosipt 800 head; Shipmsns
46O0 head. Market in good demand and
steady on good packing at IS 70a5 so; light
6al0c lower at S. 00a5 IS; heavy shipping l0c
loWerst IS 9Oa6 O5; culls weak at y 6oa6 40;
ali sold and feeling strluger at the close,
Cattle RscsipH4 eco head; Shipmenta 200
head. Market slow and weak on poor stock;
others steady and firm good 10 choice medium
weights S. 76as 90; no export stock here
distilleEy cattle IS 40a1 80; distll'Fy COWS
s. 60a4 20; butchers weak and easterat 500
al 80.
shsep-Eeoeipts 1000 head; shipments $50
head. Market very dull and l6a25c lover;
poor to choice shorn 81 00a5 20; lambs - Goa
3 90; no wooded here; quotations s. 4Oa6 20;
closing dull; several lots OF common left
EAST LIBERTY, May SOL attls-RVceipts
since Friday 2,2Gs head Of through and 4os
head OfyArd stock. Total for tbs week end
ing this day, 7.47S head OF through and 6Ss
head Of local, against 5,797 head OF through
and 1910 head OF local the week before. The
supply for this days sales are light so far.
but fully equal to the demand, with prices OF
q full quarter cent all around. Only two or
three loads were sold for shipment. The
balance OF the sales to-day Wers all 70 the re-
tail trade here and to local butchers, tAe
prices ranging froa = 90 to % 90. Dscora-
ton Day Is the CaGss Of the Light business.
Hogs Receipts $3.50 head, and for q
week 1850 head, against 2O,2l0 head last
week. Philadelphia IS l6a6 40; Workers
sheep-Receipts $500 head. Total for the
week 10000 head, sgainst ~ 600 head last
week. Selling at from four TO i've cents,
BALTIMORE, May SO.-Flour steady. Wheat,
western q shade better and firm No. winter
red spot, May and June 81 26Xal 28ki July
81 24Kal 244S; August 81 2lkRl 2lK. Corn,
western dull; mixed spot and May 6Sa
68kc; juno 66AaS6kc; July 66Kc bid;
steamer Soc asked. Oats easier and dull west
ern white 4Sa49oi mixed 47c. Rye dull
at 81 10al I0X. Hay quiet Provisions steady ;
bulk meats, packed - 2ta9 50; bacon, Shodl-
ders 81 90; Gear RIB sides $40 70; hams vi 6Oa
l2 80. Lard, refined l2al2Kc, Butter weak
and lower; prime to choice grass 14alsC
packed western nominal. Eggs higher and
firm at l4Al4Kc Petroleum nominal; refined
60. Coffee trmer at Gallo. Sugar strongi
A soft 1870. Whisky dull at 81 Oh,
ANTWERP, May 80. - PETRoLEUM-RsRnsd
Ipf
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Rather more promptly than usual, the
veterans and others assembled on Central
avenue Monday morning, and marched
straight to the Cemetery, headed by the
Bsllaire band, and carrying the old bat.
tie flags. In advance rode Jas. B. Gorrell,
Capt. W. H. Little, and Dr.. o. E. Kurz.
After short decoration ceremonies at the
cemetery, the procession returned and
marched TO the Loan building. The houses
we're generally decorated. Alter disband.
ing the parade, 6tty.six Of the old soldiers
signed 0 paper preparatory to the organi.
cation OF 0 post Of the Grand Army Of the
Republic. The following committee was
appointed, TO report OF q meeting In the
City Hall, June 18th: Levi Oassell, chair.
man; s. II. Lee, Secretary; ]. NJ, Richard.
con, W. II. Little, and Thos. Keyser. All
old soldiers are requested to meet OF that
time.
Two immense cylinders-'rollers"-of
window glass stand OF the head Of n Of
the stsirways. One was blown at the
Union by Louis Muede, and the other
about eight inches shorter, at the Bel!aire,
by Jonathan Hoffman.
Prof. VIM. Baker, with his tricks Of leger.
demain, mystic wonders, etc, will give his
entertainment at the Loan Tuesday even.
ing.
Noble Barton SAYS he will sue the indie.
pendent for libelin branding him as q luna.
tic, and also takes US TO task for saying he
was non cOnipos nenti3. He claims that he
is q professor Of penmauship and o lee.
turer OF no mean ability.
Our public square this dry weather only
needs o caravan OF camels TO be q desert.
r. P. Bailey, General Freight Agent Of
the Muskingum Valley railroad, one Of the
Pennsylvania branches, was Of our Loan
on Monday.
Some one-a QuGker-has hung up at
the Loan two bunChea OF mush.aicks, on
each OF which 10 written q date, In Quaker
style, and some remarkable freak OF wealth.
or that occurred ct that time. ,.s
Some oil The soldiers, Of Monday, gath.
cred around o large photograph Of General
Custer at the Loan, and had q going over
OF "reminiscences OF their old commander.
A powder.horn that was carried
through the Revolutionary wal by 0
grandfather Of Miss Doddridge, OF Wheel
Ing, has carved on II some carefully
drawn mspa Of the battles about New
York and the Hudson.
Among The old books Ia q curious one
that we omitted mentioning the other
day. It Is an autobiography Of Samuel
Thompson, printed at ST. Clairsville, by
II. ]. Howafdin 1920. II has an engraving
OF the doCtor-the founder Of the Thomp.
sonian system OF medicine.
James Moore, formerly foreman Of the
Belllare Manufacturing CompSny's works
here, has been In town for few days.
An old coffee mill Of very rude con.
struction, fastened to q roughly hewn
piece Of wood, on one Of the pillars Of the
Loan, 10 one that was used at the old tort
at Wheeling.
Fifteen dollars taken In Saturday even.
Ing at the lemonade stand represents a
good many Thirsty souls.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-31

Allow q cold 10 advance inyour system and
thus encourage more serious I1aladies, such o.
Pneumonia, HemOrrhsges and Lung troubles
when an immediate relief can be- 80 readily At
talned2 BosCHEB's GERMAN SYRUP has gained
the largest sale in the world for the cure Of
Coughs, Colds and the Seyerest Lung Diseases.
II Is DR.. BoSchee's famous German prescrip
ton, and Ia prepared with the greatest care,
and no fear need be entertained In administer
ing It to the youngest child, - per directions.
The sale OF this medicine % unprecedented.
Since first introduced there kRs been o con.
slant increasing demand and without q single
report Of q failure To do It's work In any case.
Ask your Druggist as 10 the truth Of these re.
marks. Large iEsa rs cent? Try It and be
convinced. TRhSAW
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1ta Iinnnh unlooaad.

Chas. Thompson, franklin street, Buffalo,
says. ~ have suffered for q long time witt
constipation, and tried almost every pdrga.
tive advertised, but only resulting In tempo.
rafy relief, and after constipation still more
aggravated tWastold about your Spring BIOS
som and tried IL l can nov say am cured,
and though some months have elapsed, still
remain 30. shall, however, always keep
Price 80 cents, trial bottles 10 cents.
Bold by Laughlln Bros. & TO-, Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling,