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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-06
FROM WASHINGTON.
Beginaii.g Of de Fad cite Dsail,ea. q.

WASHINGTON, MAY 3.-The repub-
lican Senators held two caucus ses-
sions to-day, and adjourned finally
. with the understanding that they viii
do what they ought to have done two
months ago, that Is, consider the ex-
ecutive business, for which purpose
only the Senate was called together.
1 This may be looked upon as the be-
ginning OF the end, and as an indica-
ton that the republican Senators are
at last coming TO the conclusion that
1t Will be the part OF wisdom TO yield
to the overwhelming public sentiment,
which has condemned the course they
have been pursuing in such unmis-
taxable terms. A republican Senator
SAID TO democratic Senator today
that he thought final adjournment
would be had by the 18th OF this
month, as he did not believe anything
else could keep the Senate here after
the executive business was disposed of.
The aspirants for office under the Sen.
ate will die hard, and naturally
enough will protest loudly against the
abandonment of the republican posi-
ton as the surrender of great prin-
ciple, etc. But this cannot avail
much against the strong influences
which are setting in the other direc-
ton. When the executive sessions
are leld the att de Of the democratic
Senators on the issue which has been
made between the President aud
Senator Conkling will excite much
interest. 1t Is not so certain now as
II was two or three weeks back that
Mr.. Conkling will have any strong
democratic support. While he has
been honeying and coddling Southern
Senators for his own selfish purposes
the President has been far from idle.
Democratic Senators have in some
way been made to feel that they would
be quite welcome at the White House.
Many Of them have become freuuent
visitors there, and have been treated
with the most marked courtesy and
respect By the President. If they
have found out, rs is thought to be
the case, that the active, permanent
friendship of the President will be of
more value 10 them than the tempo
rary batteries of Mr.. Conkling, reason
and good sense, perhaps equally rs
much az the selfish considerations
involved, would dictate support of the
Executive rather than compliance
with the whims and capriccs of the
Now Ork Senator Hut outsida of
All this ii would seem, as remarked by
a Northern democratic Senator, that
the part Of wisdom and expcdiency
was for the democrats, and more
especially for the Southern democrats,
TO oppose anything and everything
which Mr.. Conkling favored Cor.
Bait. Sun.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-06

ASTRONOMY FOR MAY.-Thc MAY
moon fulls on the 18th She is in
conjunction with Mars on the 23rd,
three days after her last quarter. The
most beautiful celestial picture of the
month occurs on the morning OF the
2Gth, for the waning moon will then
be near Venus, Saturn and Jupiter.
though she passes her conjunction
with them all on the previous day.
AS Venus rises on that morning about
ten minutes after 3 o'clock, Saturn
ten minutes later and Jupiter about
ten minutes after Saturn, ifthe SKY is
clear, it will be safe to promise a SUI
perb planetary show, well worth taking
pains to witness. The new moon of
the 9th throws her shadow over a
portion of the earth, and causes par
tial eclipse Of the sun. 1t is invisible
here, but visible IN the northern part
OF North America and in Northern
Asia The region Of the greatest
eclipse will be in the Arctic Ocean,
where nearly three-quarters Of the
suns disc will be obscured. The great
feature Of the month is the marvellous
planetary combination that dist:n-
gnishes It's passage. No such mar
shaling of planetary orbs has occurred
for centuries in the past, nor will be
witnessed for centuries TO come. Five
Of the eight planets form an almost
straightline with the sun and the earth.
Starting from the earth on the third.
our brilliant neighbor Venus heads
the grand array. The glorious sun
comes next in view, while little Mer-
curry on his western side is speeding
with rapid steps to JON the ranks.
The vast orbs of Jupiter and Saturn,
a little ont OF plumb, fiji in the ranks
slightly TO the west, and Neptune
closes the show only one days travel
eastward of the line. These huge
denizens Of space span the inconceiv-
able distance Of nearly twenty eight
hundred million miles, stretching
from the earth to the systems reno
test bounds Venus, Jupiter, Saturn,
Neptune and Mercury clustering in
the sign Taurus at the same time IS q
phenomenon TO be remembered for q
lifetime.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-06
THE WAR IN TUSIs.

The correspondent of tho Times
with All Boys camp states that all
the mountains are alive with Arabs
armed with iiut.locl< guns, each man
carrying 30 charges, and reloadiug
with remarkable rapid.ty 1t is i'm,
possible TO calculate thcirnumbers, rs
they appear behind every rock and
tree
The IUnisian government has re-
ccivcd Information that fight occur
red be tween the French aud the Kro-
umirs ut Ain-Ismail on April 2G. the
day the Frnnoh troops crossed the
frontier, which lasted nine hours. Sew
enlyeight Kroumirs were killed and
eightyninc wounded. The French
loss is declared to have been greater
Fiftyeight Tunisiau soldiers and many
non.combatauts were killed by the
bombardment of Tabarca.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-06

A fine Sale of YearIings.-Tlie an
nual sale of Gen. w. G.. uarding Us
thoroughbred yearlings took place at
Belle Meade, near Nashville. Tenn.
Saturday. Though the day WAS cloudy
the attendance was large and the bid
ding spirited. The brother to the ia.
nous Luke Blackburn passed into
the hands OF the Dryer Brothers for
$500, and VIM. Conner, of New
York, gave $1,000 for the brother to
Gil leila Thirty.four colts aud FLIES
brought an aggregate s38, $50, eloy-
en- by Bowie's Scotland bringing sol,
coo; nineteen by Great Tom SO, t45,
and four others By John Morgan, En-.
qulrer and Germantown bringing sl,-
los.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-06

A man built house worth $4,000
at Andoycr. Mass, without spending
dollar. He bought all the material
on SIX months credit, and at the end
Of that time refused pay. All the
stuff was fast III the house, which lac
had sold 90 his wife. Tho labor was
obtained on the same plan, aud even
the widow who boarded the workmcn
was ssindlcd The man lives plac-
idly in his fine residence, but rot
greatly loved by his ucighbors.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-06
Letter from Washington.
WAsnnosoN. 80 2. -.

..P~-i - 49, HA-l &C =
Nh. HARPEh:-TAore ara Iuulti-
plying signs OF dsinteggation in the
Repu5iican party, tina, chs in the fact
IS as freely admitted BY members OF
that party as by others. Mr.. Blaine
understood II, when failing tobecome
President By the party's votes, lie con-
sented to administer on the party's
effects, and because Secretary OF
State under Tor over Garfield. The
Old contests within the ranks inter
mltted during the two Presidential
terms, are renewed with greater Bit
teruess, even within month or two
OF the beginning Of the Presidential
term. a new element OF discord is
introduced, in the form of a Repre-.
sentative of the worst class of SontL-
ern politicians in the person OF Ma
hone. a great scheme of corruption
has just been exposed, in which the
working and most Influential men Of
the party are implicated, and there is
SAID to be good reason for believing
that portion Of the money thereby
wrongfully taken from the Govern
ment was used at the written request
OF Gen. Garfield, in furtheging party
Interests at the November election.
lie Is mistaken who supposos that
the Conkling difficulty will be settled
because Republican Senators agree
10 ignore it for the present. The DO
eIton OF Mr.. Blaine rs practical di-
rector OF the party policy, and of Mr..
Conkllng rs virtual head of all prom
inent Senate Committees. renders
peace Impossible. The Malone pur-
chase, toe, is having the inevitable
result OF all mauifestly corrupt combi-
nations Ia politics. It is breeding
distrust among those who entered in,
to it. But the most damaging reyela-
ton OF the year, is that some of the
star route money, paid il is alleged.
dishonesty TO the contractors was re.
turned by them at the demand OF can.
dldate Garfield to be used in the late
campaign. This fact if established.
Will add something TO the history of
fraud in the country's politics. 1t
duplicates the President in an act
which none of his predecessors would
have thought Of performing.
Whatever may be the immediate
result of the present Session Of the
Senate whether Gorham or Riddleber-
ger shall be elected or not-the Sen
ators OF the Republican party will go
home from Washington divided and
demornIlzod; as tEey never before
have been, and to constituencies less
satisfied than ever before.
There is more building here this
summer than ever before and Of &
more expensive kind Of residences
An effort will be made by Colonel
Rockwell, who has been given charge
OF the public buildings, aud grounds
to put all the iunurnerabe parks and
reservations IN good condition so that
they may correspond in appearance
with the extensive and handsome resi-
dences Y streets for which Washington
Is becoming famous. MEMO.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-06

1t is stated that up TO Saturday last
over forty seven millions six Per cent
bonds had been received at the Treas,
ury tor continuance at % per cent.
Notifications OF an intention 10 ask
for continuance have also been re-
ceived from large number OF OTHER
holders. No doubt is entertained bv
Secretary Window that ali the bonds
wall be presented In due time for con.
tlnuance at 81 per cent. a circular
was issued Saturday giving notice that
on and after Wednesday, May 4, 1881.
the Eve per cent funded loan Of 1881.
included in the one hundred and frsi
call, will be paid at the Treasury of
the United States, in the cityof Wash.
ington, with interest from Nav to
May q, the date Of the maturity Of
the call.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-06

The report of the Minneapolis As
soclatlon regarding the amount of
wheat still in stock or remaining UNI
thrcshed, estimates that from ten to
twenty-five per cent. of the crop of
1880 i'll the Northwest is still in that
condition.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-06
AN ELoPEMENT.

London, April 30.-The Earl Of
Shrewsbury clipped with Mrs. Miller
Muudy, of Shipley, Derbyshire. The
fugitive par fed 20 Strashurg. where
the lady's relatives overlook them,
gave The earl n sound thrashing and
brought the lady back to England.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-06
An Old Battlefield Uncovered.


During the spring rains in Georgia
the Coosa River overhowed its banks
and IN one place washed the soil from
considerable area. After the water
subsidized the washed land was found
TO be an ancient battlefield and bury.
ing ground. Part OF the territory
consisted OF mounds, evidently fort.
ticatlons. These were strewn with
implements of aboriginal warlare.
beads, ana carthen vessels.
The remainder OF the ground was
covered thicl<ly with skeletons, all
perfectly exposed, and all in good
preservation.
a press dispatch from Rome, Ga,
dated April ., says: "The place is
attracting crowds from all directions.
and II Is almost impossible To prevent
vandalism from seriously impairing
what will undoubtedly prove to sci.
ence one OF the richest finds ever
made on the American continent.
Among the countless number of In.
dian pipes found is one of great size
and exceedingly fine Workmanship
the bowl ofwhich is carved with great
skill into the form of human head"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-06
MExIco.s IRON MOUNTAIN

One OF the great wonders of Mex
leo and perhaps of the world, is the
Iron mountain in the Immediate Wis
cinity OF Durango, in the State OF Du-
range. The iron mountain Is nearly
two miles in length, one mile wide
and about 700 feet high. Above the
surface, uncovered and in sight, it
shows about two hundred million tons
OF pure ore, ready to be shoveled or
rolled, without any cost OF mining, in
TO the furnacas 10 be created 1T its
base. MuchM this ore ranges from
seventy to ninety per cent, and some is
CARR, d directly 20 the forge. Itworks
very kindly and easily assumes the
form of steel. There is every reason
to believe ores OF such rare superior
ity when subjected to all our modern
Improvements in iron making, vii;
produce iron and steel UNSURPASSED
anywhere in the world, either in Swe-
den. or Biscay in Spain, or England,
or the United States.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-06

DIPHTHraiA.-Dr. Gauthie7, OF St
Paul, MINI, tells 10 the Chicago Aroai-
eel Review Of his success in an crldem.
&c OF diphthcria by The use Of iodine
he has treated 200 cases with bat tvo
deaths, whilo before adopting this mo.
thod he los: one third Of I'll HE eases.
Tue treatment is as follows The patient
Is ordered ti1c.urc iodine in 10 to y
drop doses every hour yell diluted with
water SO long rs tho fever lasts, sabsc-
qnonlly reducing to tan drops oyory
two, and finally every three h9urs. 10.
cal applications arc made uae Of 81 the
SAME time. rtese latter should he
made by tho physician o. lsast twice n
day For internal uso Tho dccoiorizsd
'incturc is usod Bread aud s,arch7 ar
iicles Of dict are used 10 abundance.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-06

Suspended from the Ministry.-Rev,
Frank d. Moore, late pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church, at Cow
lngton, KY, has been suspended from
the Office an | all the functions of the
gospel ministry About year ago
MIR. Moore preached a sermon that
was not in accord with the orthodox
Presbyterian sentiment on the Sun.
day question, and gave great comfort
to the Observation-Disclosures" For this
he was cited TO answer before his pres
bytcry, and in the course of the hives.
tlgatlon which cnsued Mr. Moore
publicly renowned the Confession OF
Faith as interpreted by the Pre5byte-
rian Church in the United States. and
recanted his ministerial VOWS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-06

Judge Joseph IT. shcuord, Judgs Of
The county and corporation couJ,s Of
Winchester attained bis c'gbfrtb year
week before last on which pc was con.
g.a,ulstca by Die friends.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-06
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-06
BARBER SHOP.

TINE subscriber desires 70 mfr hs cslio.
meis and others that he has removed III
Barber chop 10 the brick house srst door s,O,s
the store house OF Mr. l. u. g. Psncke sad
neHrly opposite the Court house, whefs you cai
&c; your Hair Cut AID Shsmpoone! 10 Std
and your Beard shaved scientifically. Gail sod
gee me. in my new quarters.
GEO. a. JOHNSON.
Romney, April l, 1881
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-06

The Ice County Sentinel, reads
juster, refuses 90 endorse the Malone
republican coalition.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-06

Heavy RorgaiY Charles D. Hyde.
young man who was acting &C Berry
vile, Clarke county, W., tclegraphic
operator, agent for Adams Exrress
Company, ard also depot agent for the
Shenandoah Valley Fairosd, escaped.
on tho 2Gth ult, With q package of
money containing $4,000. Tho moae-
had been shipped from Baltimore o. o
nov bank about 10 be opened in Berry
y.'lc,ard Hyde, knowing all ,he a.rarec.
mcnts, hired o horse and buggy anl as
soon as the money came into hs poe
scsaion made hia escape Whether be
took any other money belonging to the
EEprcss Company than The package ia
tended fOr tho Bank, ia not stated.
Nothing hs9 been heard from Lim since.
Hyde has respectable rc!aliycs in Az.
gu''e county, Va.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-05-06

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NeEspapers cent free Addrsss George p.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-07
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL W,RvHrs

LONDON Aug 6-l2:30 r. m--Atlantic Great Weston,
first mortgage trustees certificates, 5s second 2Ss
Erie, ~ New YORK Central las. Illinois Gem n -
headmg; 35's New York, Ontario and Western. 3d. -
LONDON AuS % n M.-Atlannc Great Wester,, scs,
6Gat '''' '" Nehtrai,
LONDON, Aug $3.50 p. m.-Paris adyices opoto t, 49,
cent fehtes - francs 20 confines for ~
LONDON, Aug O3 ln.-Bar silver Is quoted nj Al a.,
per ~SN' W "a vi
Ans, Aug 90 p. m-Exclange on London % francs
- l. centimes for checks. 49, ''" ." hdA0s
LONDON Aug 6-lhe EcOR0nfSt this week savs. .1,o
rate OF discount Tor bank BILLS 90 days months il H. pr
cent ana lOi trade bills, 90
Mondays Oauk holiday Affected an ,e !,
Yesterday However The tendency in prices was -
aVoialie Dut the sharp rise
uedlatey checked home securities The list of new un,er
hSs Ioi me week Is small in consequence OF Tie hoavs
AXE SSgfe&Se gspl, Ai22oo09 Among principal
company WIN capital of &5OOo0O a jamaica nor
uri o Oh SuVuO has been placed at 9Sl Foreign
cures were well sustained from
pa dealings have been in Turkish, Mexican aud Sonb Amcr
lchn canadian railways Chtca1o
Grand Trunk bonds higher and Aflantc s
T. LtNIonce Shaos q There IL general recovery I'M
Aneeah railways upon hopes that the trunk lines come
10 term oregon aud California shares have risen
preferred each" ~ '"''Sii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-07
Dig O'CLOCK TO 3 O'CLOCK.
CLOSING PRI0Es on P7iiL1 DELPHIl sro0Kx
SATURDAY. Aug. G--p.

SATURDAY, Aug. 6-P NJ
Dulness was the prceminent feature to-day in II
the departments Of the Stock Exchange The trans
actions i'll stocks amounted only to 1866 700 shares
against yesterdays dull business of 213 900 shares
aud the largest amount recorded to-day for one
stock was l7,l0O shares for Lake Shore Early
prices were weak generally and lower than the
lowest of Yesterday. But later there was a de-
mand to cover trading short" interest
which although it did not stimulate any
active movement, did advance prices so that gem
orally the closing figures show fractional mproye-
ments on those prevailing at last evenings ending
Prices also were somewhat influenced by a rumor
of a conference between the trunk line presidents
which rumor sets down to be held ear next weak
The foundation for tho rumor is the probability
that most if not all the presidents will be in Sara
toga next week. There were no special features
in the market, the early decline being as general
as the late advance; the market closed dull and
steady.
Government bonds quiet but firm The final
bids for the continued Is and 5s were advanced Ia
but for the per cents they were l8 Off District
of Columbia 3-65s sold at l0S. The market closed
strong at the following quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-07

The business in State bonds was covered nv soIes
of Louisiana consols ut 60 q decline of 81 per cent
Tennessee 0S were quoted 72~74 Bank stocks vera
steady without sales.
Railroad bonds were as duh as the other denart
mcuts, and the business was unusually light. Erie
second cOnsos after declining to 1921 rallied to
lO2af0 1928. Boston, Hartford and Eric frsts de-
clined from 7S to IT, and c., c. and L. c. incomes
sold at 70i@79 against S02, the last previous sale
Chesapeake and Ohio iirsts, series b. were l., lower
at 81, the currency debts declining to 6Ols Ohio
Southern incomes brought 90 and Ohio Central
hrsts sold Mt 1000 1909. The other dealings were
III only small amounts and the changes in fgures
where there were any, were insignificant
The bank statement for the week presents inn
portant ana significant changes the loss in cash
amounting TO 30 ,4O4 300, while the loans are ex-
2anu@ea % f3o,4 400 The result il reduction of
Yl,235, 300 III the amount of surplus reserve ma
following are the totals of the statement aud
changes for the week: """
Specie; 765l0,900 Dec. 4b:}5 900
bsgass l9o6oo0o Dee s7Iso0
nac 'ana
surplus 57sS29S Dec Dec ssS9o
The ub-Treasury to-day gained $1O7 325 ON hal
ance ana p6oOOOO by receipt from Washington
Money was In abundant supply at the Stock Ex
change &C the general rate of 2ia per cent for call
loans. Inc Clearing House statement to-day il IA
toliows For the day-Exchanges, $l0S, RIO. $40 !,
balances, no 900, lO1. For the weelx-Exchanges
SofLooa,oIi balanses. 1872 S3S,376, The trans
actions at the Sub-Treasury covered: Receipts,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-07


d. 1883. ' 10
L found no tombs acrimonious to the United
States. Sadness and privaton hal taught wisdom
and moderation. When President Garfield was
snot ST. Johns as consul, General Warner told
me, was as deeply and sympathctcally moved as
New York.
The deportation of the Tories to New Brunswick
and OF the freed of the Revolution TO Sierra
Leone were only parcels of the general economy of
America, which is to distribute population and
give them governments modelled on nature and
necessity. The intelligent sentiment of the mari.
time provinces is for American reciprocity or a
union.
STREET SCENES.
st. John is set like Portland Me- upon the
ascents and summit of rocky peninsula. King-st.
at least hundred feet wide, rises from the head of
the harbor at an angle of twenty degrees to the
green square at its head behind which is tho old
Tory burying- Nearly all the intermediate
distance was burnt over by the fire, and is new
bullt III good brick and stone architecture quite
equal to that of any similar city of the United
States The rocky ground has been hewn through
Tor the passage of streets and sewers and MANY OF
the houses are built on the scarps of protruding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-07
Glinlns.
A GIVE MINING STOCKS
A WATSON & GIBSON
BANKERS AND BROKERS'
-.> - 90 broadway, NY,
1linina.

special attention given TO buying selling mining stoc.
inquiries cheerfuly answered. Ae ''0'NS
ROSTON GOLD AND SILVER MTNINC
AZ COMPANY NA-NN
ooo 900 -. capital. ....-..--. 81 O00OOO
-UV'VV"sh pI Ndtue, $40 each, full
nonaSsesSable. S'
Organized under snfr o,arAio
transfer ONCE
MESSltS. WATSON N u BSOE RANKEaz
- 90 Broadway, New.Yors
Edward II. t;Of Presileat - N
Colonel n, w. fhyng Vice. Presidonh
James b. Potter, rroisureE
III. II. Irvine secretary.
rms company owns the famous Dolly Vanien yro,,n az
mines located on Mount Bross Park Countv f,,S
The Union Mine at Breckenridgc Summit Conoty ,ol
oesules about 200 acres nch gold sYound
GOhh, LAS things ~ CO., Financial Agsnts
292 Washinglon-st- Boston,