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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-02
FOREIGN.
EN- CLAN ID.

Contemplated Retirement Of Gladstone
LONDON, November 1.-The Standard
says; We have the best reason for the
belief that Gladstone contemplates re-.
signing the Chancellorship OF the ex-
chequer shortly, and also grounds for
the belief that he meditates retiring al
together from official life.
Relative to the rumored ministerial
changes, Gladstone replying to a CORES
pondent, telegraphs as follows: There
is nothing OF any kind to be added to
my public declaration on the subject y
This refers to Gladstone's speech at
Leeds on the eth ult., when he said it
was not for him, whose life was draw
ing to its inevitable close, to anticipate
the long future they desired for him, but
he would leave the affairs oil the country
in the hands OF men in whom he had
confidence. The ,SaHddrds statements
regarding the retirement of Gladstone
are pronounced by the Poll Mail G1:rtt'
wholly groundless.
More Troops tor Ireland.
LONDON. November IA troop ship
will leave Portsmouth, to-day with $500
men 10 TtlUlOTCe tue NdTlOuS IeSlLItuls
in Ireland. Orders have been received
at Athlone to have the flying column
in readiness to proceed Immediately to
any part oil Westmeath or Roscommon.
Tne British Flag at Yorktown.
LONDON, November 1.-The Inter
national Arbitration and reace Associa-
ton passed a resolution to-day record
ing its satisfaction with the sauting OF
the English flag at Yorktown. Such an
incident, the resolution says, is unpar-
alleled in history and must ever remain
OF deep international interest. 1t re.
CARDS the act as weghty and significant
testimony to the eternal oblivion Of all
animosties resulting from the war oi
independence and as an emphatic ex-
preston OF the brotherly love existing
between England and America.
The Panama Canal
LIVERPOOL, November 1.-The C0ur
iers London correspondent has good
authority for stating that Lord Gran.
vile, British Foreign Secretary, has
drawn up no reply to Secretary Blaine
note relative to the Panama Canal and
the Monroe doctrine, but, says the cor
respondent, there has been an exchange
of views between Granville and the
French Minister of Foreign Affairs, hut
no Joint reply is likely 10 be made.
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MEN AND MEASURES.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS ON HIS CA.
ReER IN THE SENATE.
A Retrospect by Indiana's Ex-Governor
The Men He Knew-The AbIest Law
=iyer in the Senate-CharIes
Sumner and the Laws
Of the Country.
THURMAN, MORTON AND McDOUGAL

MADISON, IND, November 1.-The
Erening Courier of to-day will contain a
retrospect by Ex-Governor Thomas A.
Hendricks of his Senatorial career. The
Ex-senator regards Beverly Johnson as
the ablest lawyer in the Senate. During
his term Charles Sumner succeeded i'll
having more Of his views embodied III
the laws of the country than any other
man. McDougal of California excelled
all in general.like speeches made on the
spur of the moment. Harry 5. Lane OF
Indiana had few superiors as an
orator. Governor Grimes OF Iowa was
as pure man as ever entered public
life. Colonel Lamer, of Vermont, was
remarkable for ingenuity in debate.
Anthony never gave otfense and was
highly successful. Bnckalew, of Penn
sylvania, was debater OF rare force and
produced, during the stress OF his Sena-
torial duties, the ablest book that has
been written on minority representa-.
ton. Cowan, OF the same State, always
came into discussion at the heighth OF
the controversy and WAS able
to maintain himself against real
odds. Garrett Davis was the most fear
less debater he ever saw, but not always
considerate. Doolittle, oil Wisconsin,
Was the finest orator. Fessenden, Of
Maine, was the ablest Senator his State
has produced. He never left point
unanswered and WAS the readiest man
in the body. John P. Hall was bril-
liant but not studious, and repeated HIM
self. John Sherman was always pre-
pared for action. Trumbull was eminent
as lawyer and debater. Governor
Morton was an able leader, but extreme
in his expressions. Strength and earn
estness were his pecullarites.
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THE JAMES BOYS.
Their Home and Rendezvous.

Sr. LouIs, November 1.-The Rspub'
iican publishes a long account oi the
James Bows home and the late unsuc'
cessiul attempt to capture them, IL
saws the hOme and rendezvous ot the
James BOYS iOr many years past has
been W thin fifteen miles OF Bardstown,
the county seat of Nelson county, NY,
bordering on the fork OF Salt
river in Il heavily wooded
region surrounded by rocky
hills barred by deep ravines. Al
though within fifty miles OF Louisville,
the outlaws were perfectly secure in the
retreat, and they made for 1t after each
raid. There their horses were trained,
their booty divided and they were sur
rounded by friends who furnished an
intruder with death and kept up sys-
TEN OF guards extending to Louisville
Any sign OF detective coming was
promptly reported to the James part
ners. Don Penz, sheriff OF the district,
owed his life to the James Boys during
the war and he vowed he would never
20 back on them. The vile OF Jesse
James brought her children and took up
her quarters last summer at Don Penz $
house, where she was recognized and
then disappeared from the neighborhood
about iOur DAYS before the winston
train robbery. Shortly after the train
robbery on the Chicago and Rock Is
land road in last July party consisting
of the James boys, John Javlett, Ed.
Miller, jim Cummings and man
named I.eith were seen moving toward
,he Bardstown hills. Captain Bllgh,
| Chief OF the Louisville detective force,
was posted on thesa matters, and on the
22d OF August he was told that the gang
were in the Salt river hills, conteupla'
ting the robbery OF pay train coming
| from louisville to pay the workmen on
| the extension from Iaylorsvll."
| to Bloomfield. The track was
laid as lar as Smileytown, not Tar from
which some armed men, (the James
| paug) were seen in the woods. Capt.
| Bligh determined to set trap, and a
paw car was attached to the passenger
train on the following day. In it were
| placed fifteen armed men from Louis
vile. The force and train steamed
| down to the end OF the track awaiting
| the robbers. They, however, had been
warned, and watched the train from
the hill top. The mission failed OF its
purpose, and the armed force returned
to Louisville. The gang becoming con-
vinced that it was unsafe 10 remain in
the immediate vicinity disappeared. II
is believed Governor Crittenden had
knowledge of many Of the facts detailed
in this account prior to his interview
here with the railroad officials which
resulted in the offering OF the larger re-
wards some months ago.
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The Confederate Governments Money

WASHINGTON, November There
have been several applications at the
Treasury Department recently by per-
sons 10 make contracts to collect for the
Government the balance remaining in
the Bank OF England TO the credit OF the
defunct Confederate States. One man,
OF this city, named Agar, had contract
of this kind made with Secretary Sher.
man. This contract expired last Sep
tember, and Agar failed to get the
money. 1t is said this money was de-
posted IN some peculiar manner and
controlled by five trustees, who now
collect the interest annually, and that
jeff. Davis and Judah 2. Benjamin are
two of these trustees. 1t is with the
hope OF getting this money that English
capitalists are buying Confederate
bonds, and that Benjamin has been re-
tanned by these capitalists as their law
yer, aud he thinks he can recover the
money in payment OF the Confederate
bonds. Solicitor Ravner OF the Treas
urv, intends to call the British govern
ment's attention to the money with a
view OF recovering it for the United
States.
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A Fruitless Search for the ] Jesnnette.

HALIFAX, November 1.-The United
States ship Alliance has arrived from A
iruitless search ior the Jeanette. Com
mander Wadlegh says that no ship
should attempt to force passage TO the
east coast Of Greenland without being
lifted to pass at least one winter in the
ice. The ice has this year been much
heavier and iurthUr to the south than
usual. The ship jamestown from Bos
ton, with Il cargo CT lumber and aban
doned, has driited ashore at Iceland
rne grass is growing on her decks, which
indicated that she has been long drift
ing about the ocean.
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IRELAN ID.
Suspension of q Prize eSt.

LONDON, November l.-Father Con-
way, of Skreen, County Sligo, Ireland
has been suspended for advanced Land
League news. The people OF the parish
built up the doors and windows OF the
chapel and declare that no priest but
Conway shall officate therein.
DUBLIN, November l.-At Belimullet,
county OF Mayo, last week when the
police being attacked, fired upon the
people, two persons were fatally shot
aud twenty wounded. A revival OF the
disturbances is feared. Rein!orcements
have been sent there.
The Freeman's Journal predicts that
the Land Court will fail because
OF the overwhelming mass OF business.
w. NJ. Sullivan has consented to with
hold his resignation as member OF Par.
lament lor Meath because an election
now would inconvenience the Parnell-
;trs. The town council Of Waterford
have conferred the freedom OF the city
upon Dillon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-02

Nv mother Was afflicted 4 long time
Wra Neuralgia and dull, heavy inac-
's. condition oi the whole system:
.-atA.ar. nervous prostratlon, and Was
a.-.-' helpless No physicians or
n..u..ur, did her any yood. Three
mDatas ago she began. to Use Hop Bit
;ers w.ja such good effect that she seems
aaa 'er,s Young again, although over -
A.#r. u.t We think there Is no other
~et.s.t- III To use in the family. 4
.a-N u Providence. K. l.-Jya~HG'.
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Robbing q County Treasury.

CIxc.NN.TI, November 1T has been
learned by telephone from Law.
renceburg, Dearborn county, Indiana,
that burglars this morning blew open
the safe OF the County Treasurer, but
were frightened away before they secur-
ed any part Of its contents and made
their psCape
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T'UN Is.

The Winter Campaign Of the French.
TUNIs, November | The failure TO
surround the Arabs by the advance to
kairwan involves important changes in
the winter campaign. General Saussier
will assume command oil General For
gonats column, encatnped south OF
kairwan, and March to Gafsa. Generals
Philibert, Loeerot and Sabatier will ex-
ecute combined movement on the
coast. General Etienne will be perma
nently stationed at kairwan and will
protect the temporary railway from
Susa. The small flying eolums in the
north will be reinforced and march from
Kairwan into the provinces OF Sakel
and Dierid in the direction OF Tripoli.
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Burned TO Death,

ST. LOUIS, November Miss Rosa
Lee Boyd, a young lady OF twenty-five,
residing near Mexico, Missouri, was
burned to death yesterday. She was
subject to epileptic fits and was seized
with one while sitting near the fire. She
fell on the hearth and her dress was set
on fire. Noone was in the house at the
time, and the girl was literally roasted
alive. The Boyd family recently came
from Illinois.
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JeWett vs.. Vanderbilt.

CoLUMBUs. o., November LIN the
Jewett VS.. Vanderbilt railroad war the
Supreme Court to-day granted leave to
the Vanderbilt party to file a petition in
error to tue judgment OF the Common
Pleas Court, granting an injunction and
appointing receiver for the Cleveland
Columbus, Cincinnati and indianapolis
Railroad.
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Fatal Railroad Collision.

Sr. LOUIS, November 1.-The collision
OF two freight trains on the Chicago and
Alton railroad, near Carinville, last
night, caused the death OF Chas. W
Payne, brakeman. Both engines are
complete wreck. Eight freight cars are
also totally destroyed, and as many
badly damaged. Loss about $4,000.
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The n ewarK Bank

WASHINGTON, November Comp
,la.rr OF Currency Knox says he will
appoint a receiver for the Mechanic $
National Bank OF Newark 10 morrow. In
TIE meantime the bank will remain in
large OF Examiner Shelly, OF New
York, and J.. VI. Price. OF New Jersey,
who have been appointed representa-
t.yes of the government.
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GER Nj A N Y.
BiamRrck and His Supporters.

VIENNA, November 1.-The Political
Correspondence publishes semi.otticial
letter from Berlin stating that the mem
bers OF the former Centre party in the
Reischtag will now become the devoted
supporters OF Bismarck at the moment
iraught with deep anxiety for the Nali-
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money at 3 TO 6 Per Cent.-Goyernmeuts
Iregular-FIour Steady and Unehang-
ed Wheat in Fair Demand and
firm-Hogs Steady and Firm.
FINANCE.
~ York.

NIw YoRK, November 1.-hossY -
At 3@6 per cent. per annum and l.04
per diem, closing at ) per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 6S7 per cent. Sterl.
ing exchange, steady a. 4Sl; demand 4S5
Produce exports for the week s., 9l0, 900.
SiLvRR-At London 5ld per ounce;
bar silver here III; subsidiary silver
coin per cent discount.
GOVERNMENTS - Irregular; extended
6s and coupon AS and IS unchanged;
extended 5s per cent lower; registered
AIS ! per cent higher.
Skies,
New Fives extended l0l'
New Four-snd one-hslts. coupons. s.....".......lls
New FOurs, s,cOupons-............ ..........'."..ilo
Pacific Skies OF 9o.
RAILROAD BoNDs-ln fair request and
market unsettled.
STATE SECCRITIEs-Noderately y active
and generally firm.
SToCKs-The market opened Irregular
and continued feverish till toward noon,
when prices took an upward turn and
an advance OF i@l, per cent. was re.
corded. The higher range OF values,
however, was maintained for but brief
period, and owing chiefly TO the harden
lug tendency Of money free selling
movement was developed which resulted
in steady decline in prices until after
the second board, when the quotations
were down i@l. per cent. from the best
figures of the morning. Subsequently
there was fractional recovery, due to
the easier working OF the money market,
but in the final sales speculation again
became weak and prices closed Al or
near the lowest point Of the day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-02

Ngw NoEH. November IA Wash
.uston sprcia. SAYS President Arthur
las offered the position u; Secretary OF
Interior to James \ Williamson, OF
iowa. formerly Commissioner Of General
tml NIlLNt.
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ne would have to make good the amount
oi his bond $40, ,000), and he was
Glad 1t Was N OF More.

rs it might easily have been, such was
his confidence in Baldwin's integrity.
The president of the bank, George
O'Halley. said so much confidence was
placed in Baldwin that his bond was
not even thought OF until this trouble
occurred
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( lA,iifionrI Markets on 4h Page.

EXHAUsTIvE diseases that lead TO in
sanity, consumption, and premature
grave, are quickly cured by using
Browns Iron Eitters. |, strengthens
every part OF the body.
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Guiteau,s Mltnassas.

WASHINGTON, November l.-Cieorge
~-.uus. counsel ior GuIteau, has direct
., TIE clerk Ol the court to issue sub
4. ..as Tor Mrs. Augustus Parker, James
90. HERMAN, George 4. Burroughs,
Francis NJ. ScovIIle, and J. Lewis Lee,
a.ut Chicago. c. 5. Jaslyn, OueIda com
msu.,y. Everett, Ohio; toss Dover,
E-w uampShire. John \. Rice, Mer-
ru Wis: Einard =. Spttzka, New
Dra crty Harmon B. Amerliug, Will
.au-ulrt. Ia.
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LIVE STOCK.
East Liberty,

EAST LIBERTY, November l.-Oattle-
Receipts 2,l95 head; selling dull at
yesterdays prices.
HoGs-Recelpts 100 head; Philadel-
phia, S. G5@6 90; Workers s. 75IaG CO..
SnEEr-Receipts 1000 head; selling
at yesterdays prices.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, November l.-Cattle
REGENTS 1000 head; market active;
prime S6 5OG7 90; good - 50G6 31!;
medium 81 50M5 81 common - Oo1
400.
Sheep-Rpceipts 5000 head; market
dull; prime s. OO@5 %; good 81 25Ch
4 IS; medium s. 0OW3 -; comm' n
s. 50O3 10.
Hors-Receipts 5000 head; market
fair; prime and good - 25Gl0 p; com.
mon and mixed - 25(G325.
CHICAGO.
Calc.ao, November 1.-The Drorer.'
.ToD,n1l bureau reports: Hogs-Receipts
% 900 head; shipments 1900 head; mar
kat fairly active ami 6tGl0c lower; mix
ed packing - S0G6 80; light Workers
= SOFAS 90; burcners s. l0G6 2j;
choice heavy packing and shipping
g. 35G7 90; culls and srassers - 300,
} -.
Cattle Receipts 1000 head; ship.
ments 200 head; market unchanged
and prices good; very scarce and better
demand; choice to extra steers S6 OW9
6 50; common to medium 81 OOCG5 -;
butchers and canning in good demand;
common to fair COWS and mixed = OOl"
; 90; good to choice; g 5O(G4 OO; STOCK.
ers and feeders plenty apd weak NJ
81 60(G3 10; stock calves - OOCab ~
per head; range cattle strong; grsss
Texans - 3j(a3 50; cows - 1908 90;
half breed con : - 30 a. %; hall breed
American steers & 10e' 4 %.
Sheep-Recaipts 500 head; shipments
POO head; market active with lar de-
mand: common To medium weak at
s3 5Oid4 90; good to choice 81 500
) 90; extra > 2j95 40.
Cincinnati.
CrsCGxXArI, November l.-Hogs -
Steady and market firm; common and
fair 81 4)ld6 90; packing and butchers
y SOG6 10; receipts 4,3O0 heed; ship.
rnents l,GJ0 head.
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RUSSIA.
Arrest of French Communists

hTTcbI UI TUuCu OOIII III UHtSto
LONDON, November 1.-The police OF
St. Petersburg have arrested three
Frenchmen, and seized compromising
documents
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THENEWS
,,rn.pay in Pithy Paragraphs,

pCmGsNaS
,...,.n. Illinois, IS having business
,,.nr,e.o. Mississippi has had a
s.HG me.
r.. French delegates 10 NorGtown
....r Providence, X. l.
o.. Frht. Z. Coleman. Il well known
...-e hotc man, : dead.
Ms. .,,s lee Boyd, aged - years,
.-.E.ar Mexico, Mo, WAS burned to
..a.. Yesterday.
.. .r4rl of Directors of the " p.
road met ut Parkrrsburg, yes
'...r. alj important action was taken.
....o auG Mississippi elevator, at
.... was burned Yesterday, with
unuu, u, cram and machinery.
$4,000.
..r Waiug. who, after a desperate
....... was arrested at the Executive
,......-. Washington, was sent TO the
.s.at a-v.um.
.... GU,eau', counsel, has re-
.... ..-~k 1t the D,s.ric, Crimi-
....-tr .,sue suoPrHas ior a mum
witnesses IA AIS Seha!L
,.., oi Washington, mas
E...E..ency o. -. 900 dlscoy-
7...s.t1uuls Of his cashier. He
80. .--.-uteL pcudInS al sxDia-
-.... .... .. ,ue Columbia and
..-. ....... RS. road was wrecked near
... lr,-... HG.. last evening, by q
... .1t0motlve and SIX ears
..r..- .u.u the Susquehenua
IRA. r.. remainder, eleven ears,
...,. wrecked. The body Of Ellis
.-...,. Is not Vet found and II
.....-.. ,r Hn under the engine IN
...... Iur acrman is seriously in
Foreign
.. ..-uch Communists hIye been
..-s.. u Russia.
..... .... Yesterday in London and
.s.,v ui England
... .--.. Granville Brady has been
.-..-. rrau of Westminster.
.--... Ma, suddenly seized with yiO
-.. -...ms On sunday, and suffered
.-.-. .rsryeral hours.
..tr .Ui has been found against
.-... ....rDv Tor the murder Ot Gold IN
.sg rAtway carriage on the -'th
yesterday being the semi.annuaI post
... tu '.r accounting department
Ga., 10 Ea-.aud, tue Bank and
-.. ..A.uuugr Nvrr closed.
...... .cysrs in Southeast Lancashire
....u-! uuG, Thursday. II the
......rau advance is refused the
...H.. only work iour days weekly.
...u,uU autumn handicap, mile
......Nt- won by tspaIa, Spit
-a.yui. E,.tr Eu-h Julri InrI-
-.- N.8tasg Mas among hour other
-....r~.
.- Dublin a butcher named Dun has
..-. sentenced % death Ion the murder
ALI. frsmau in street b:aSt on the
September, at the commence
....... ..s. l,.-'pe.lng between the po-
...H.. ..- W1Vu.arc.
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postmaster General james Intentions
WAsulNGroS, November There Is
a report current here that James IS to
retire from the Postotfce Department on
tne first of January next, and that
tnNuur-y I. FIiley, of ~. Louis, has al
ready been selected by the President to
succeed him. Eu'ey has strong back
ny with the present Administration,
a1i many believe that he is to be made
Postmaster Geurral.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-17

While the fever Of speculation lasted
those who picked up large amounts OF
bonds fora merely nominal sum made
money out Of their dapes for we learn
that ut their eliminating point some of
the bonds were sold In England at 10
per cent, OF their face valuo. But when
the London Times stated that there was
no money held IN the Bank of England
on Confederate account, and when from
other sources IL was learned that IL there
were any Confederate assets anywhere
the decisions of The English courts adj
Judged them to belong to the govern.
'neat OF the United States, the back of
tue speculation was broken, and inves.
tors had to pocket their losses with the
best grace they could command.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-17

Last week al old negro man III the
city, known ~ "l)og sam,p lost ono of
bis tayorite pups, md notwithstanding
that he hadlseyenteeb otliercanineslef
bis grief was inconsolable. lie as1l liis
family sat mp With the corpse oil night,
and the next day 1t was buried with au
tho due solemnity, end Sam bought i
heceof cfapeaD tied IL around bis bas.
In spenkln9 Of hts bereavement to s
white friend, Sam stated he had nrndd2
hab see,' my two Of bis, chilinnsdie dan
pup, for no Promised to DO dc best 'poy.
um dog III Clark county.n--AtheAs
(Ga.,) Waterman.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-17
ANGRY wORDs.

Special 10 The I'iines.l democrat,

WASHINGTON, December htit. t5st.
An alteration, occurred In the Ho,tns
this afternoon which was witnessed by
only fey members, although The par.
tles almost catnc to blows. When KInp
objected TO swearing III Van VOORHEES,
Of New York, the latter lost his toirt,er
enc walking toward King, said that I'd
lad objected 70 him because lie beloved
the people Of Louisiana prevented fa,r
elections BY ftaud and bulldoxing honest
voters, and he IVAN voorbeey) meant ID
40 OIL no could to put astop To II. Cen.
King told the New Yorker tint Iie was i
liar aud q cur, and wculd not permit Is.
niarks that kind 10 De made to him.
van voorhees, said he thought he was
talking to . gentleman. King replied,
"fou aro, sir, but / nm speaking to i
dog. ! viii nossallow you to sfandsr
my constituents to my facc. Z
Van Voorhees, lookotsayagely Of King
aud nuttered something inaudiljle a. 4
member stepped bstwesn them, and Van
Voorhees, walked away and afterwara
withdrew bis objections to Kings being
sworn IN. King then withdrew his oh.
lection to Voorhees,. II IL understood
tllat Van Voorhees,, who ii one Of The
bitterest Republicans, was persuadedby
Lanior To attempt 10 prevent King from
being seated to-day.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-17
A Wrong Iden.

Many persons having gotten the wrong idea
.hai hops are strengthening have taken TO drink
ing beer and aletwy freely. The consequence
~ they feel better for short time, but when the
reaction comes they are much weaker than he.
tore. Header i you value life, lay aside All
matt anu alcoholic beverages and put Your trust
IN that temperance preparation of Iron md vaco'
table tonic caed Browns Iron pittars' /, ciySs
real health and strength 10 every part Of tho
body, refreshss the mind, and restores tho uer.
vons system 10 its proper standard. Over 900
GOO bottles have been sold this yeHr.