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, 1881-05-20

H0N HE UIu HIS uULl4DOZIS1.
Special DtspateA to 7hs Chicago 1rtb1.n4. =
WASHINGTON, D. e., s1ay 10.-Since tho
departure OF Mr. Conk1ing business in tha
Senate lias progressed rapidly aud smoothly.
The Senators do not appear to lniss Mr.. Cor
ham, "the grcnt Constitutional issue" upon
whom Or which they expended SO much
cloGuence and wasted so many days. They
miss Mr. Conkltng with sense Of relief. 1t
has become known TINT some OF tho Iepub-
llcan caucuses which Mr.. Conkl[ng attended
were quito stormy.
"Conkling Is champion bulldozer," said
Western Senator tu-lay. "trhe day tho
New York nominations wcre withdrawn he
took Inc aside, and sald lie Ind heard TINT
even l was against him.
"Yes," replied, :" l au,-thnt II, ain CO.
Ing to vote for ilobertson's confirmation, II
but i dldn't do any good. 0'' ~ ''N ''
In Quo nf the trst onucuscs after tho ap-
pofnttnent Of tho Committee Of tsafety. Ar.
Coukling ......
DREW 4 TERtuBLE pICrCItE
of tho dsnstcrs which wonld overtake tho Re-
publican party uulesH tho nomination Of Judge
ltobertson should bu withdrawn. Another said
blnntty that this nAtter could bc settled In an
hour us VIGIL as not.
reply. :" und," continued tho Senator, "you
ouEht to 10 1t. / only. tel! you what. noarly
ovcry man hero thinks but docs not say
-, THAT will mover do" exclaimed Nj. Conk.
Ecnators continue to rccetyo tetteta from their
constituents urging thom to ;. 8tand flrn," and
assuslng thcn1 TINT tho Republicans aro unit
controversy. Such lctters hayo Bxercls9d con-
adorable influence upon tho 6enAtotA.
, 1881-05-20

Jup0E ALDn1cK, of Boston. las ovcrrulcd
the application for new trial IN tho case Of
Mrs. Howe, President of ttle Woman's Bank
Of 1'oston, recently convicted OF obtaining
money from stepos1tors by false prctenses.
Counsel for Mrs. Howe naye prepared exccp.
tions. aud will aplea! to higher court. Tile
won,a, IN this case has n wholesome dread
Of being nleted out such Justice as was lncted
yesterday to lfedtler. the defnnIttng Cusllcr
Of the First National Bank Of Newark, n. j.,
who wins sentenced tn seven years. iMprison-
ment for nlEsapplying the funds Of TINT bank.
, 1881-05-20

AFTEn n powerful speech by II. Gambctta
yesterday In faror Of tho Scrutt7a-lc-Ltstc
bill. III which te declared that he had never
sought to diminish the prestige Of the Ex-
ecutivc. and that the measure would do away
with ycnality nnd corruption OF French elec-
tions the Chambers, by votv Of 9a3 to U.s. as.35,
proceeded to discussion Of the clauses Of
the bill. THIS voto was considered decisive.
The bill WIS thcI considered section by Sec
tlon, after whicl, It was passed by a large
majority. Another triumph for Gatnbettts.
But will the French Senate confirm this tri-
tlmphn
, 1881-05-20

ALI. the diplomatic nominations n.hde by
the President Wednesday, were confirmed
Byron II. Iangston, Collector Of Internal
Revenue for the Fifth District Of Missouri,
and Henry U. Ripley. Collector for the Sixth
District Of Michigan. The Senate judiciary
Corlmlttee reported fayorably OIL tho Now
York nominations" and reported tho lonl-
lnation Ut William L. Chandler for Solicitor
General Without recommendation.
, 1881-05-20

TItE German Government has asked the
bumlessatl1 for supplemental estimate
amounting to 47U, ,B4N marks, OF which GO, 600
marks are required to defray the expenses of
the Gorman participation In tho Electrical
Exhibition ut Paris and $1,000 marks tn de-
fray tho expenses Of Dismarck's pct project,
tho Economical Council,
, 1881-05-20

AunurE named Mel phcetcrs. who resided Il,
Vigo County, 1ntliana, SO fll-treated his wife
that slle lau to leave him and 60 to Hive With
her mother, lie went to the mothers house
yesterday morning, killed hls wife while shu
held her infant clltltl III hor nrlus, killed her
sister, Miss l}eliv Dlockson,, md then ended
hlK own worthless life. The sister of tho
two women who were thus slain was 1nlir-
dcrcd III this tCook) county In 1854 By lur h1s-
band, Daniel Evans.
, 1881-05-20

TIiE President did not send back all tha
"Now York nominations" recently with
tirawn. llu did. however, rcnon,tnato 0en.
Stewart l.. Woodford for Dlstrlct-Atlorncy
OF the Southern District Ut New York, A. ".
renioy to be Distrlct-Astornoy of the East
ern District, and C. MoDougall Marshal Of
tho Northern District ot Nuw York. Instead
of the name Ut Payne hu seht In that OF
Henry f. kuox for Marshal Of the Southern
District, an4 substituted Charles a. dould
, 1881-05-20

THE President yesterday nominated ex-
Scnator Drucc, of Mississippi, for iteglstcr
Of the Treasury; ex-Congress1nnn George u.
LorIng, for Commissioner Of Agriculture;
Gen. Richard lsowett Collector Of Internal
Revenue for tho Fourth District OF 1lltnots;
md these nominations wcro subsequently
confirmed by tic Senute.
, 1881-05-20
Gt1e Gtth1t1te.

~ {'trsonu unable 10 ptrchnsc cnpies of TIE
CHIcAGo TnintjSH At Netcs A0euet<h ntnl OH ruA-
t1p trdisn ,rirre Chicago pa'tra a'tt TtH can-
fer }dror by fs,nrttng te facts " it a0ce, Vtp-
ing {slt aaYttotlars.
, 1881-05-20

for 'ryrr ns Collector at Buffalo. Payne Inns
Rendered lllIsclf obnoxious 10 tue Admins
tratfun by tobhylng'at Albany for tho reGlcc-
tion of Conkltna, and the businessmen Of
f}ut1a!o objected to tie denomination Of
trI1nr
, 1881-05-20
GRANT,.


cosKL1S0 HAS TUT HIM IN A rRED1oAMENta
apsefa1 obpateh 70 7ns caseaao Tribune.
WAsillSaToS. D. q, May lo.-The letter Or
Gen. Gnnt to Senator Jones, OF Nevada
was given out by Senator Conkllng In the
only newspaper OF amy consequence III the
United States that has given hlm any sympa-
thy,-tho New York Hfrtthf--and that pnper
gives slgns, by uouble'leaded Atspatch from
Alba11y THIS morning, cohceuIn9 Conkllnk's
detcnt, tliat It Is about feady TO abandon lA
champion. This lettor was furnished by Mr.
Jo'tes 10 senator Conkling personally, anu IL
Is not believed that Ar' Jones desired To hasa
1t published. Inc results Will most certainly
show that Gen. Grant Will very much regret
that 1t was published. rs 1t Will place
THE GREAT GENERAL"
who now Is almost ConkllnE's only ally,
grossly In the wrong. The lGtter of Gen.
Grant shows that It is very fmprutleut thing
for n un,,. rvpn with T. remarkable memory.
fo write lektors n thousand mitos nway frofn
tae record. ueh. tFahs nas loiso,mn mans
Ihines.-so MANY IN lac., tuas 49,. us 'S.Mt cou-
talns many Measurements. Inc oulclaa cor
rcspolIdence between Alr. Nicholas Fish, Tor
instance, furnished BY tho State Depart"
hG.'t .,s,, " "e e'"0.a. p1.so W~a.,.,. ,as.a
will show that Gen. Grants letter
statauan. M tn focta tt onnaara that Nfr.
1!a!eea. s, rs 70 .nc rv,rt. IT, Ea, ' IT.
resignation was not therefore, part OF that
nsna' courtesy customary ~ ~ ule oek'''.!s .'1
AIminlstrat,on did receive was simply q du-
nlicato ~ tho iottor AMT tn str, Eyarts. ami
Mr. Flsh's friends Ind given out that he
wished tn comp hama and enter uppil tho
practice OF the inv before he grew too old.
IIoWEvEH,
, 1881-05-20

SIR CHARLES dixie suited In tho House
Of Conln,plls yesterday tint Francc Ind made
u proposition for iii immediate conference
10 negotiate u now commercial treaty bo-
tween Franco mid England. TITO PROPOSE
tion. lie said, hatl bee, accepted. md France
has already appointed II. Challolnel Lacour,
tho Frencl, Ambassador 10 England; n.
Marc, ulo Director Ut tho Foreign Suction OF
the French Department OF Commerce; md
II. Houiitut. tho French Consul-tieneral, rs
Its representatives In tho Conference. The
English members will be announced In n
few days, MD the Conference will commence
work next Tucsliay.
, 1881-05-20

The clergymen Of London. Ont. hayo not
the must exalted opinion Of tho Rev. Henry
Ward Bcccller. At Il meeting OF tic Minis
terlal Association OF that city recently, one
Clergyman suggested that Alr. Dccchcr be In
ytted to deliver lecture there OH AuI,,sc-
nlents, whorcnpon another Clergyman, tile
Rev. DR.. Eyalls, declared that Mr. llcccher's
lecture at London op previous occasion
WINS !" confounsetlly wlekcd" one, that l'e
did "tlio DEVILS work" IT $3.50 per night,
etc. Tho Roy. 3lr. Bcccller, who las lately
bcon dcnouncing newspapers for their
wickedncss, Is now OIL the defensive himself.
, 1881-05-20
WA1.MEts and generally fair weather for
this region today.

TIE celebrated trottinx stallion Monroe
Chief lias been sold by Sir. LongIey 10 San
Francisco parties for $4,000.
, 1881-05-20

ALBANY NEWS.
CONKLINa 1s LOST.
Ept<tat Dkpateh ia Tn Chteaao 7ftbunk.
ALBANY. N. T., May l0.-Ony clement Of
uncertainty lu tho Senatorial contest was IT.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-04

may, that several woman and one
man constitute a family, how is that
one man to apportioh his vote SO as
10 go round Again suppose Il
mans wife is absent at election time,
and Ecr mother is pr" tenn u charge
Of tie household. Who then does
he the husband represent? (Wbis-
PEI i gently, but it stands to rea-
s"':, Il. must represent his mother
ln-iaw.) This theme might be pur-
sned 20 great length, so manifold are
the possibilities of trouble that can
beset Il man because his rights as a
member Of the human family are So
grossly neglected by wise legisla-
tors. Enough has been said to con-
vince the iullest OF legislative bodies
that speedy action should imme-
diately be taken on SO important a
matter as this appears when only
the masculine persuasion are con-
sidered, though it was our intention
to have dwelt at some length on the
injustice of leaving tie women in
doubt US to whom they are indebted
for the loan of half ballot ON cleo
ton days. To many It would be very
gratifying to know, whether or not,
| they are under obligations to a gen.
tleman or IL rogue for the great and
inestimable boon 80 freely bestowed
upon them. We will not pursue
the matter further, but content our
selves by respectfully praying this
Honorable Legislative Assembly to
not delay the enacting of u bill to
define and regulate representation
at the polls of women and men.
Let such bill distinctly designate
what relation, "if any," shall exist
between the voter and her whom he
represents. Common justice require
it and thoughtful women desire it.
LU L. A.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-04

SAVE your money and go to the cash
store, corner of Fifth and Main Streets, for
bargains. N. Portman will sell you more
goods for one dollar than you can buy at
any other store in the city. for tho very
reason that he sells for cash only.
One dollar will buy ca pounds of the
best Coffee.
One dollar will buy pounds crushed,
granulated or cube Sugar.
One dollar will buy pounds golden c
Sugar.
One dollar will buy . pounds ID Sugar.
One dollar will buy 10 pounds Island
Sugar.
One dollar will buy IL pounds Rice.
One dollar will buy IL pounds Fresh
Crackers.
One dollar will buy six 3-pound cans
Lusk's Tomatoes.
One dollar will buy complete suit of
gents underwear.
One dollar will buy No. 1 unlaundried
shirt.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-04
THE BEST REMEDY
Diseases Of the Throat and LUNGS.

In diseases Of the pul.
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such a remedy. and no
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ity 0frcsults. IL strikes
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If people who are troubled with
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-04


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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-04
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-04

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-11
ROMANTIC RUNAWAY.
A Flight by Moonlight on the
Placid River with q Pistol
Fusilade to Furnish the Music


LITTLE Rock, October 10.-A sensa-
tional elopement is reported from Stone
county. James Wallace, planter liv-
ing on White River, recently employed
a young man named George Gray to
superintend the gathering OF the cotton
crop. Gray was very handsome and Of
pleasant address, and a friendly
relationship was quickly estab-
lished between him and Mrs.
Wallace, young and beautiful
woman. This intimacy terminated in
the flight OF the young wife from her
husbands home in company with the
fascinating oSerseer. The couple got
into a canoe, and by the light OF the
moon rowed swiftly down the river, in
tending TO strike the nearest railroad
and embark for the East. Wallace
armed himself with double-barreled
shotgun, sprang into boat and started
in pursuit, coming up with the fugitives
some miles below. He at once began
firing, but found Gray not unprepared,
as he answered by sending three or four
pistol balls in close proximity to
the enraged husbands head. This sim
gular duel was kept up for some time,
both men leading and firing as rapidly
as possible while the boats foated down
the stream. 1t is said the fleeing vile
guided Gray's boat while he kept the
pursuing husband at bay. In the melee
both boats we're disabled, and drifted to
opposite banks of the river. Wallace
had lost an oar, and was, therefore, un-
able to continue the pursuit. His wife
and her lover abandoned their canoe
on the other side of the stream and dis
appeared in the depths OF an adjacent
wood. Wallace organized a posse OF
his friends and started overland in pur-
suit, declaring his intention to kill Gray
on sight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-11
Not Cremation.

PITTSBURGH, October l0.-A crema-
ton was to have taken place at Wash
ington, Pa, to day, but the order was
this morning countermanded. The SUBJ
ject for incineration was a young man
named Moore, a soldier in the regular
army stationed at Columbus, OHIO, who
died from the effects OF an overdose OF
morphIs on last Friday. Before death
he expressed wish that his body
should be cremated. To that end ar
rangements were made to have his wish
es carried out, and yesterday fires were
lighted in the furnace to bs in proper
condition for the reception OF the body,
which was to arrive in this city this
morning en- route to Washington. The
father and mother Of the deceased ar
rived here from Chicago to. day and meet
the remains, but the order for crema-
ton was countermanded at the request
of the mother, whose feelings would
not permit OF her accediug to the wishes
OF her deceased son. The remains, &C
companied by the parents, left at noon
for Oneida, n. Y, where the deceased
will be buried.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-11
Panic in o Church.

BRaDFoRo, Pa, October l0.-A panic
occurred during services in the NJ. E.
Church, in this city, tonight. The au-
dience room was crowded, as Genesee
Conferenceis in session here, and prob
ably fifteen hundred persons we're pres
eut The cause of the trouble was a
woman, who tainted from the close at
mosphere OF the room. Those sitting
near rushed to her aid, and some idiot
yelled fire. Instantly the entire audi
ence was terror stricken, and there was
a general rush for the doors. One man
jumped through the window, injuring
himself severely. Several women faint
ed, and a wild scene was presented.
The news spread outside, and the fire
alarm was sounded, calling out the en-
tire fire department. The commotisn
subsided, however, when it was found
that there was no fire, and services were
finally resumed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-11
THE GLENDALE ROBBERY.
A Desperate Move by Ryan's
Counsel.

KANSAS Cry, October l0.-A special
to the Post Dispatch says: In the crimi.
nal court at Independence, Mo-, to-day,
the attorneys for VIM. Ryan, recently
convicted OF the Glendale train robbery,
made an amended motion for a new
trial, in which Governor Crittenden is
charged with appearing in court on the
last day OF the trial with an armed posse,
which had the effect OF prejudicing the
jury in the case. A good deal OF excite
ment prevails, and the court room is
crowded with people listening to the
argument. II the motion is granted and
these charges sustained, the said Gov.
ernor will be liable to indictment and
impeachment for malfeasance in Office,
while on the other hand, il the motion
is not sustained, Ryan's attorneys will
be liable to indictment for perjury.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-11
9UITEAU'S CASE.
Mr.. scoville Somewhat scourased

Mr.. Scoville Somewhat Discouraged.
WASHINGTON, October l0.-Scoville,
Guiteau's counsel, was much depressed
by his visit to New York. He found
no lawyer willing to undertake the de.
tense without an exceptionally large
retainer. Witnesses OF character refused
to go to Washington TO testify, although
many admitted that they would have to
say on oath that they believed the assas
sin insane years ago. Mr.. Scoville now
relies upon witnesses procured here,
and says the officers Of the State, War
and Treasury departments to whom
Guiteau applied for Office will be obliged
to testify that before the shooting they
forbid his admittance because OF the be.
cause OF the ieithat he was a "crank."
1t is known that all the attendants OF
Blaine's house and the White House
had orders to exclude him, and watch
him on the same account. Guiteau re-.
jects Scoville's proposition to employ
Robert &. lngersoll as counsel, because
the whole Christian world would be
prejudiced.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-11
BEYOND THE DEEP.
NEWS AND NOTES FROM THE OTHER
SIDE OF THE ATLANTIC.
Entrance Of the French Troops Into Tunis-
Marriage Of President Grey's 0augh-
ter-Gladstone and Panell-The
Agitator Answers the Premier.
LAND LEAGUE RIOTS IN IRELAND.
IRELAN d.
Riots on Sunday.

LONDON, October 10.-A serious riot
occurred at Ballyragget, County Kill
kenny, on Sunday. One man died from
bayonet wounds, and another was fatally
wounded.
A collision occurred between the po-
lice and people at the village Of Athen.
ny, yesterday, in which severe injuries
were sustained by both sides. One man
lost an eye through bayonet thrust.
Five persons were arrested and taken to
Galway.
N Gladstone and Parnell. -
LONDON, Oct. 10.-A Dublin CORES
pondent says Gladstone's speech has
brought light and hope to the loyal peo-
pie who felt that the government had
abandoned them. The midland counties
are still very lawless, boycotting, pro.
ceeding with uprelenting vigor, and in.
cendiarism being frequent. Parnell con.
cluded his speech at Merford on Sunday,
thus: 81 trust the result OF the league
movement will be that just as Gladstone
by his acts in 1881 has eaten all his old
words and departed from all his former
declared principles, so we shall see that
these brave words OF his shall be scatter
ed as chaff before the united and ad-
vancing determination Of Irishmen 10
regain their lost legislative independ-
ence."