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HOUSE.

The House met at l0.A. NJ, in contin.
uance OF Tuesday = session on the Post.
office Appropriation bill with The Senate
amendments referred to the Committee
on Appropriations, and then tho House
went into Committee OF the Whole,
Mr.. Carlisle in the chair, on the river
and harbor bill, the pending amendment
increasing the appropriations Tor he
improvement OF the harbor at Calumet,
Ills, wasIejected.
Mr.. Cpdegrah, (of Iowa. offered an
amendment striking out the clause ap-
.propriatiny 81, 900 for the improvement
OF the Monongahela river in Pennsylya'
na and West Virginia. Reiected-37 10
los.
Mr. Fort offered an amendment pro.
yiding that the Government shall regu'
late the tolls to be charged by the Mo.
nongahela Company over the Mononaa.
hela river. Rejected.
Mr.. Cox, OF New York, offered IN
amendment providing that no part o.
the money appropriated for the improve
ment OF the Marion river shall be. eK
pended till the Secretary ot WarAhsll bt
satisfied tina; no part Of the river 20 Inn
proved is subject 10 the exactioti OF toll
by any private corporation Tor its use
rejected by vote OF 56 TO 83:
Messrs. Cox and UPdegfaG continu =
in their attempts 10 defeat the b'l
throughout the afternoon. Man!
auendmen,s were offered but mot Q
them. were eTejecied.
Tho. House adjourned until 1902. y
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, February 10 Mr.. Ali.
son reported, with the amendments, the
Fertilization appropriation bill. Placed
on the calendar.
The resolution for night sessions, be-
ginning Thursday, to consider cases on
the calender, unless otherwise ordered
and limiting the debate threon, was
passed.
After briefly considering the calendar
the Senate took up the Funding bill.
Mr.. Morrill, advocated the measure as
reported.
Mr.. Hereford doubted the necessii ,
for refunding at all, but il necessary, hs
wanted the lowest rate. shortest time
and the payment OF the whole deot a.
rapidly as il could be paid without !,
being toe heavy q tax.
Further debate was participated in by
Allison, Booth, Blair. Pendleton and
Voorhees,, upon the p )ssible advantage
TO the Government in allowing the Sec
retary OF the Treasury discretion as to
fixing the rate on the short loan.
Mr.. Mcpherson, referring to the OBJ
servation by Mr.. Allison that the pro
posed loan should he q popular loan,
said that all other loans with one excep-
tion, that OF 1879, had been sold 10 syn
dicates below their par value, and that
these syndicates had reaped the profits
that should have gone into the pockets
of the people, the loan would he "bulled'
on two days afther the syndicate got IT
to the point at which the inventor would
have to pay five or six per cent premi.
um on the bond.
Mr.. Allison repliel by calling atten.
ton 10 the amendment which he had
prepared. proposing . popular loan
open TO the people at par, and not to
any syndicate.
Mr.. Butler favored the three and one
half per cent. rate and the long bond
$3.50 or 5-i0), but he had been assured
OF the impossibility OF the latter feature
being adopted by the present Congress.
he therefore, accepted the next best
proposition, 8 10 or 80.
Alter a statement by Mr.. Bayard that
he would press the bill to a conclusion
tomorrow, the Senate went into execu-
tive session, and soon adjourned.
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THE NEWS
or the Day I'm Pithy Paragraphs.
Domestic.
j. F. B.

Four prisoners have been sufocated
| by gas from coal stoves in Milwaukee
within a week.
An American watch company has re-
caived the highest award at the Mel
bourne Exhibition.
Philadelphia has wisely closed up her
exhibition and called in the auctioneer.
1t will be sold cheap.
A friend OF General Garfield says he
will not 20 to Washington until the
week OF the Inauguration.
The present condition OF the Missouri
and Illinois wheat crop is favorable, and
the prospects fair to good.
There is some talk in st. Louis OF
starting a nsw Republican organ, with
Mr.. Schurz as the political editor.
Mrs. +. Beardsman, aged %, hung
herself at Pennington, Wis, yesterday.
She leaves a husband and three children.
Arrangements are making in New
York for a prize fight between Jack Sui.
livan of Boston, and Paddy Ryan of
Troy.
The Buchtel Iron Company, the stock
holders OF which are Boston men, has
been incorporated at Columbus, Ohio.
Capital 100000.
Vennor, the fend, predicts very
stormy weather, with heavy falls OF
snow, from Montreal to Washington, Tor
the month Of March.
The Cincinnati Gazette says it is now
allowable for young men in that city to
introduce themselves to girls found in
public places, and to attend upon them
for the evening.
The only mode in which visitors
now come safely to Mentor is by balloon
sailing at an altitude above the reach OF
the naked eye aud doping down TO the
roof OF Gen. Garfeld's house.
The Twenty.ninth ballot for U. S.
Senator, at Harrisburg stood: Beaver,
IS; Wallace, "A; Bayne, 81; Scofeld, 2;
Thos. w. Phillips, l; II. NJ. Phillips, ] (;
Shiras, /; Hewitt, ! Curter, !; Ruddin'
| son, !.
The proprietors OF one OF the iron
works in Pittsburgh have adopted the
check system which requires all em-
ploves to use numbered brass check
TO place in a box before the whistle
blows, TO indicate that he is on time. III
little late, the workman must put his
check in the late box, and il ma an hour
late he can't put his check in either
| box.
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THE GREAT STATESMAN.


Body of Fernando Wood Being Trans.
ported TO It's Final Resting Place.
ST. LOUIS, February l6.-The body OF
Hon. Fernando Wood, of New York, ar
rived here from Hot Springs, Arkansas,
about noon, the train being delayed
several hours. Ex-senator ID. III. Arm
strong and John q. Priest, late member
OF the Democratic National Committee,
met the train at Hematill, about thirty
miles out, and took charge OF the body.
A committee OF the Arkansas Legisla.
ture, consisting OF Senators Boyd and
jenkins and Representatives Critten-
den, Robinson and Emerson, accompa-
MED the remains to the Arkansas State
line, where it was expected committee
from the Missouri Legislature would
meet il. THIS was not done,
however, and the Arkansas committee
came up TO st. Louis, where they will
remain until tomorrow morning. Jas.
Wood, son OF the deceased Congress.
man and Mrs Baldwin, his sister, were
on the train and will accompany the
body home. The remains were in n
splendid casket. Messrs. Armstrong
and Priest have engaged Pullman car
which will take the body the rest OF the
way. 1t will be draped in black and
will leave over the Vandaln road at 7
O'Clock this evening. In the meantime
the casket was transferred 10 the Pull
man, where it has been lying in state
and is visited by by great many peo-
pie. The Congressional committee will
meet the body at Pittsburgh and accom-
panv il to Washington.
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r. s. Northcott, Register in Bank.
ruptcy, Clarksburg, fees.
Geo. W. Ferdt, Register in Bankruptcy,
Martinsburg, fees.
D. c. Gallagher, Register in Bank
ruptcy. Charleston, fees.
Capt. Z. s. Moore, Private Secretary
to Secretary OF Navy, Marion county.
Z. ]. Allen, railway mail service,
81 900.
John R. Ebert, railway mail service,
$500.
Samuel T. Hooten, railway mail SER
vice, 81 800.
Charles II. Hooten, railway mail ser
vice, $l,l50.
S. N. Jackson, railway mail service,
5000.
W. H. Rigg, railway mail service,
$1,000.
W. H. Wiley, railway mail service,
81 800.
L. G. Gaines, railway mail service,
Fayette county, $500.
Jesse Jaco, railway mail service, 5000
E.T. Looman, railway mail service,
Cabell county, $3.50. .
George B. Mcintosh, railway mail
service, Cabell county, $3.50.
Alfred Phillips. railway mail service,
Monroe county, $3.50.
George II. Shinn railway mail service,
5000.
VIM. H. Hawkins, railway mail SER
vice, 5000.
Geo. L. Kennedy, railway mail SER
vice, $500.
Z. Martin, railway mail service, 5000.
Samuel Mccoy, railway mai! service,
500.
G. w. Fassett. railway mail service,
Harper's Ferry, $500.
Geo. w. Patton, marshal District OF
West Virginia, Charleston, $500 and
fees.
q. w. Harrison, assistant clerk Sem
ate Committee on Appropriations 81 600.
+. J. Parke, clerk Census office, Mon
roe county, 81 900.
- Warren, clerk Census Office,
Monroe county S720.
Gen. Ewing, clerk Census office,
$1,000.
A. ). Rowan, cadet West Point, Mon
roe county, $40 per year.
Z. s. Avis, cadet West Point, $40
per year.
S. L. Adair, cadet West Point, $40
per year.
Robert A. Marmion. passed assistant
surgeon, with rank of 1t. U. S. ~, pay
OF rank in Navy.
NJ. A. Manning, index clerk Secretary
office U. S. Senate, Summers county,
$2,l00.
John A. Hervey, Census Office, Ohio
county, ST. 900.
J.F.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
Her aouored Sons and Daughters Who
Are Employed by ths Government
An Interesting and Valuable List.
S,.c;.1 lsnpa of Tho Register

Her Houored Sons and Daughters Who
Are Employed by ths Goverument-
Al Interesting and Valusble List.
Special Correspondence OF the Register.
WAsuINGroN, February 10.
have prepared list of the names Of
all West Virginians, both Democrats
and Republicans, holding Offices under
the Federal Government; what positions
they hold. from what county they come,
and the salary received by each. Their
names are taken from the records Of the
various departments and are with few
exceptions correct. The.sNNoprlations
for the coming year have not yet been
made, and there may be some otficehold-
ers whose names do not appear on the
records of the last fiscal year
General n. Golf, Jr., Secretary Navy,
Harrison county, $1,000.
Theopholus Gaines, pension agent,
D. C., Fayette county, commission about
$1,000.
He. Duncan, clerk Committee on
Mines and Mining, Senate, Wayne
county, S6 per day.
q. +. Cross, assistant door keeper,
Senate, Jefferson county, 81, 800.
Preston Pugh, me ssenger, Senate,
Wood county, 81. 40.
Thomas J. Burke, skilled laborer and
assistant messenger, Senate, Cabell
county. 81 900.
F.W. Mahood, stationery clerk, House,
Summers county, Sl,S0O.
Wm. Richardson, in clerks Office,
House, S120,
VIM. NJ. Patton, doorSeeper, House,
Harrison county. 1000.
r. d. Sheppard, page, House, $3.50
per day.
James A. Conner, page, House, s. so
per day.
Geo. s. Chiffon, clerk committee on
enrolled bills House, Sc 90 per day.
G. Tyler, Jr., Capitol watchman,
House, Mason county, 81, 100.
Thomas Keller, Capitol watchmsn,
House, Hamshire county, LOO.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Alexander, Treasury de-
partment, 500. =
Andrew Johnson, Treasury depart
ment, 81 500.
Mrs. A. L. Chapline, Treasury De-
partment S9e0.
Charles Murphy, Treasury Depart
ment, 81, 600.
Clinton G. Rapp, Treasury Depart
ment. 81, 400.
VIM: A. widney, Treasury Depart
ment, 81 900.
Miss Lizzie Caperton, Bureau OF Sta
tistlcs, Monroe county, 500.
Mrs. c. B. Johnson, Bureau OF Statis-
ties, $500.
DIV. Beach, Engraving and Print
ing, ksnawha county, s. per day.
Miss NJ. W. Bullard, Engraving and
Printing. 81 per day.
Mrs. NJ. Schwartz, Engraving and
Printing, piece rates.
Thos. B. Hyatt. Engraving and Print.
J ing, 81 per day.
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GATHERED TOGETHER.
THAT is, YESTERDAYS NEWS FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
A Child Burned to Death at Littleton, W.
Va.-Ihe Last Movement Of States
man-The Alarming Increase Of
SmaIl'POS-Paddy Ryan's
Escape.
MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE.
BURNED TO A CRISP.

A Little Child Burned to Death In Sight
Of its Parents at Littleton, w. Va
Special Dispatch % the Register.
LIrTLETos. w. Va, February l6.
The little daughter o: Joseph Marshall,
OF this place, aged about eight years,
was missing from home yesterday part
OF the day till about dark, when search
was made for her. The parents started
out to hunt her, and when about one
mile and a half east Of this place the par
ents were met with the frightful scene
OF seeing their child rnnning away from
the railroad track in one sheet OF flames,
and before they could get to her rescue
all her clothes were bdrnt up and her
stockings burnt off to the top Of her
shoes, and the child burnt almost to q
crisp. 1t is supposed that she caught
fire from spark from freight train
which had passed II few moments before
the parents reached the spot. ID.
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SMALLPOX INCREASING.
Ravaees Of the Dread Disease at Calliope
Tho Dead Left Unburied.

Ravaees ofthe Dread Disease at Calliope
Tho Dead Left Unburied.
g Sioux CRY, a., February l6.-A dis
patch TO the Journal, dated to-day, from
Eden, Dakota, says there are sixteen
cases OF smallpox at Calliope. Rufus
Stone died last Saturday OF smallpox
and is not buried yet. They can. get
no one to bury him. They offer five
dollars day for nurses but have no one
vet. They are also out of fuel and
provisions. Calliope is little village
IN Sioux county, Iowa, forty.three miles
north of this city, on the Sioux Falls
branch OF the Chicago, Milwaukee and
ST. Paul railroad. Hr. Stone settled in
the county in 1866, was four years couh-
~ treasurer, lat.erly deputy county au-
ditor. and at the time Of his death, in
connection with his son, was publishing
the Sioux county Independent. Doubt
less a move will be made in this city for
the relief the stricken community.
Alarming Increase in Chicago.
CHICAGO, February lG.-The small
pox is increasing here quite fast. Yes
terdavs report showed eleven new
cases, while there We're only sixteen for
the whole OF last week.
At Epidemic Business suspsndod.
CrpA. H., February lG-The small
pox: which prevails here to an ~xpi'
demic extent, has canss1 e complete
suspension of business. There are to.
day twenty-.wo cases OF smallpox and
yarioIoid in Cuba aud vicinity. six
deaths have already occurred and some
of the sick are very low.
Smallpox in Brooklyn.
Ngw YoRs. February l6.-The NUM-
her OF patients in the smallpox hospIta
ON the outskirts OF Brooklyn have beer
Increasing to an alarming extent, the
disease IN many cases being OF the mos
malignant type. Last week the list rar
mn as high Ms twenty-six, and seyera
deaths occurred. A nan named Mur
phy walked into the headquarters oil u,
Commissioners OF Charities and asked
10 be sent TO the county buildings. He
took A seat upon bench from which
he soon rolled to the floor a corpse
smallpox was the malady. A Boston
CLERGYMAN. name Unknown, died iron
the same disease in Flatbush Hospital
and his body now lies IN the Potter'
field, The State Normal School, a
Trenton, y. J., closed, owing to the Ole
coreyy OF smallpox among the pupils.
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consultation with friends whose opinions
are worthy OF consideration, / have de.
cided it is my duty to remain in Ireland
and in Parliament during the present
crisis, and for reasons which ! will short.
ly detail to you. Our movement in
America, although OF great importance
and capable OF immense development
depends entirely on the stand made in
Ireland. II We are worthy the OCCASION
here the American people and the Irish
nation in America will give us proper.
tionate sympathy and practical help. II
the spirit and courage Of our people at
home be maintained, the resources Of
the whole Irish race abroad will be at
our disposal; while il there 10 the slight.
est hinching or reaction in Ireland II
will produce disastrous results in Amer.
lea.
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.pnu,ds,nh,a,. Democratic Mayor

PHILADELPHIA, February l6. - The
following is the total vote OF the munich.
pal election yesterday; Mayor-king,
independent Democrat, endorsed by
Independent Republicans, 1912;
S,okely. Republican. 1859; Kings ma
iority, 559S. Receiver OF Taxes-Hun.
ter, Independent Republican, indorsed
by the Democrats, So, 135; Pierce, Repub-
lican, 62 6l5; Hunters majority, 26, l2l.
City Solicitor-West, Republican. So,
6S2; Wcrrell. Democrat, $3.50; Vests
majority, 1882. The vote was the
highest ever cast at purely local elec'
ton and with the exception OF the vote
OF the Presidential election OF 80 it is
the highest ever cast on any occasion.
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's,yals. tOfered.
PRODUCE.
aev YorR.

Nsw Yong, .F.bfyary IG.--Co,ton-
Al II . I6lall t310c; futures barely
STEADY. Flour Quiet and unchan ,ed;
rec-,jts 1900 barrels; exports 1900
barrels. whest--Heavy and Is &c
lower; receipts 1900 bushels; exports
1900 bushels; ttjected spring 95i it,a,Ge;
No. 81 o.; No. 9 Chicago qnO,ed At
81 lj$; tingraded red 81 l7(9l II; No..3
81. .Iji store, 81 1elS1 I6i saoa,; Ne:s.9e,
u ~ store, 81 1901 Isi aHosa 10. !
DO SI 2SC1l 23i; mixed .kfntsr 81 10,
sse:"ss snsa.rsS DO S's y f'SssIefsfi is: So, . m red
Alkr Eek k6lsyt hel1s 81 200 ausheis, at
81 fs4nE .sEI Harsb, saIe, ,72J0oo
. Sses 33o,0oo Ilusbsis, .sf 81 1910 i ~;
sslIer Nay, saies ll2.60O, bushels. af
a fst5i i9k. OofnLweak AMI lower;
rec<ipts $500 bushels: exports u .OCO
bushes; ungraded 5S(1,5slc; No. . JGic:
steamer 57iCx6, ir; Eos2 67i6s5sc; Old
do 81 95oc; No 2 teller February 81!
657ic: seller March HiE65jic; seller
Apra 5SiS55ic; seller May 5fsj4ic.
} Ueu1Iieavy and lower; receipts -, 90
bushels; western mixed I;,p4j~; white
western 44t14s:. HsI.-Dn.l at 81 o.
al 10. Hops-SteNly apd In fair de-
mAnd; yesrlipu CHOICE 1920; Eastern
and vsstsgn lSts22q New York state
lGG23c. 0ofse-Quiet snd unchanged.
Sassr-Duil; fax 70 eoQd re6niagst "
07ic. Moiasscs-Duirs and weak; new
Icrob Nsw ORGANS 2o9j0c; old Porto
Rico 3n2llc; old Eugltsk Island $50
"A, sfl,>s : D>osnA Nkir and market
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HEARTS AND HANDS.
Union of Clarksburg and Weston.

Union Of Clarksburg and Weston.
Special to the Reg,ste
WEsToy, W. Va, February l5
This morning at half past ten o'clock
a large crowd gathered at the Methodist
church to witness the marriage of Miss
Sallie Fisher, one of Weston's most pop
ular daughters, to Mr.. j. w. X. Hays,
OF Clarksburg. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Mr.. Price, OF this place,
after which they proceeded to the house
of the brides father and partook OF a
sumptuous repast. The bridal party
left on the afternoon train for their new
home.
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A Damocrntic Victory.

WAsHISGroS, Pa, February l6.-0ne
OF the most holly contested spring cleo
tions'ever held here came of yesterday.
John II. Murdoch, the regular Republi.
can nominee for Burgess was defeated
by SO votes, Samuel Hazlett, was de-
feated for the came nomination, work
ing with the Democrats, electing J. Car
ter Judson. The Democrats also gained
a msjority OF the Council.
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The Bloody Turks Slaughter Eleven
Christiaus

BEYRASr, February l6-A Turk MUIR
dered Christian, and number OF Chris
tians left town and went to their vii
lagos, where they were met by the
Turks, and ten persons were killed in
the fight which ensued. The fight was
renewed sometime afterwards, but the
rsult is unknown. Great excitement
prevails, and business is suspended.
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pARHELL DECIDES
No. 70 visit America He viii Remain I'd
ireland.

Nrw YosK. February Ca Cable.
Gram saws: A deputation from the Land
Ieague submitted resolutions to Parnell
askine him TO 90 to America. They re-
ceiyed the following reply - be read a
meetings OF the Land Lesgue in Dublin
to day: ny,,.
tn ths Irish Nufionof Eand LSogue:
GxsrLExEy:-Ihace been honored by
receipt Of ihe resolutions adopted at
your meeting OF the S;h inst. requesting
me to proceed at once 10 America. With
the object OF securing the sympathy on
the American people and co operation
of the Irish nation there. After full
and grave consideration Of your rasolu-
tion and general situation, and aites due
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TRICKY PADDY RYAN

Again Escapes from the West Virginia
Authorities.
ALBANY, February l6.-Paddy Ryan,
the prize fighter, was arrested last night
on q reIuisition OF the Governor Of
West Virginia for participating in q
fight with Joe Goss, in that State, last
summer. This morning Ryan requested
permission TO visit his saloon to arrange
some business matters, and was accom-.
panied by an officer. After entering
the saloon crowd collected and he
walked out, the crowd holding the door
shut in the face Of the officer, preventing
pursuit.
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Y. coupons
New Fourend one hal
New -.....--.lIy
Pacific Stxes OF -
RAILROAD BoSps-ln the railroad
bond market the special feature wss
Texas and Pacific income land grant 7's,
which rose TO SIS from S5s Peoria, Decs-
tur and Evansville income rose IA sat
from S6t; Union Pacific sinking fund SIS
to l24! from 1924: Lehich and Wilkes.
barre consols to ll2 from III;
Texas and Pacific trsts Rio
Grande division) 10 100 from 99.: Iron
Mountain frsts preferred income 20 9is
from ~; aud Iron Mountain seconds
preferred income to 81 from 81; &. CA
]. q. income tell 10 ~ from 73i. aud An
diana, Decatur and Springfield seconds
income to G3 from 6i!.
STATE BoNps-Duli.
SroCEs-The market was irregular in
the early dealings aud subsequently, be-
came firm and closed stroRg and gen.
orally buoysnt. At the opening some
shares showed decline, notably Read
ing, which was per cent. lower, but at
the first board speculation assumed a
noon board an advance OF iC1i, per
cent. had been recorded, the latter in
Denver and RIO Grande. During the
aiterno)n the market occasionally re-
acted slightly but closed ut an improve
ment Of loss per cent. on the days
transactions, the latter In New Jersey
Central, Denver and Rio Grande, North.
ern Pacific. Northwestern and Iron
Mountain were also prominent in the
improvement
The transactions ,'on the Stock Ex-
change aggregated $4,000 shares Of
which 700 were Central Pacific, 5000
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western.
1900 Delaware and Hudson, G,0O0
Denver and Rio Grande, 1000 Erie,
5000 Hannibal and st. Joseph. 1000
Iron Mountain, a0,OO0 Illinois Central,
10000 Kansas and Texas, $4,000 Lake
Shore, 20,0oO Lake Erie and Western.
800 Louisville and Nashville. 10000
Michigan Central. 1000 Manhattan
Elevated, % 90 Metropolitan Elevated,
$1,000 North western, 10000 New Jersey
Central, 5000 New York Central, 5000
Nashville aud Chattanooga, 27,OOO
Northern Pacific, 1900 OHIO and Mis-
sissippi, 5000 Ontario and Western,
1900 Ohio Central, 1000 Pacific Mail,
5000 Peoria, Decatur and Evansville.
500 Reading. G,0O0 ~. Paul, l2,OOO
st. Paul and Omaha, 1000 Texas Pacific,
1900 Union Pacific, 1900 Wabash
Pacific, 1000 Western Union, 1000 g..
O., al. 10, f1,OOO Canada southern
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Gew Yesf.

New YoRK, February l6.-Dsy Goods
Market still quiet and prices gear.
ally unchanged. Cotton goods IN lS6ht
demand, bgI leading rsstes< I'LL Sof uR
Prints quiet. .Ginghams .fctiSe ADD
firm. Dress goods i9 .rnodersts 10
quest. Mems wear woolens quiet. For.
efyn goods more sought for.
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Lincoln a, Secretary Of the In,erio,

SPRIxGFTELD, Ill February lG. -Gov.
Cullom has just returned from Mentor,
and says he believes it to be settled that
the Secretaryship OF the Interior is to be
offered to Robert l. Lincoln, son OF the
President.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17

LADIES who appreciate elegance and
purity are using Parkes's Hair Balsam.
1t Is the best article sold for restoring
gray hair to its original color and beauty.
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REMARKS

Made in the West Virginia
lie Legislature Yesterday :
Which was in a Red
10. Condition.
:, the Senate a Big Lady's Au-
- d;ence Assembled and
Heard the Discussion
on the Liquor
amendment.
p,;Iroad Bill in the House and
rs Usual a Fight Accom-
panied, with Flowery
speeches and Wind,
Mingled with
Personalities.