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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-11-19

WASHINGTON, November 13.-Car-
penters were busy yesterday putting
the Criminal Court room in condition
fer the Gaiteau trial, which com
inences tomorrow. A temporary
board floor was laid in the space be
tween the railing and the main en-
trance, about two feet above the maiu
floor. On this will be placed all the
chairs that can be conveniently To-
Gated. 1t is the duty Of the marshal
to seat everybody admitted to the
chamber, and when the chairs are all
occupied no further admissions will
be allowed. Objection having been
made to the crowding of persons
about the entrances to the bar, the
marshal is determined to obyiate this
objection by seating everybody al
lowed within the court room. No
favoriteism will be shown in respect
to admissions, bat those coming first
will enjoy the privilege of admission.
For the benefit of the press and
counsel additional tables will be pro
vided. In order to avoid the impo-
sition Of bogus newspaper men the
marshal will require all parties repre-
senting themselves as reporters, and
not known to him as such to produce
their credentials before being admit
ted to the seats for the press.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-11-19
State Clippings.

EXIT CoLEBANK. -,John Colebank,
who has been in Jail here for some
time awaiting his. trial for horse
stealing, broke out and made his es-
cape last Tuesday evening. He had
succeeded in wrenching bar of iron
about two feet long off one Of the cell
doors, and with this serving as a
crowbar he made q breach in the out
or brick wall through which he
crawled. His escape was effected
early in the evening before being
locked in his cell for the night, and
doubtless while the Sheriff and FAM
ly were at supper, and was discover
ed about s o'clock. Sheriff Thomas
and others went in immediate and
hot pursuit Of the fugitive, but up to
this time nothing has been heard OF
him.-Kiagwood 4r9Hs.
Good teachers arc scarce this year.
This is the case in Harrison county,
all over the State of West Virginia,
and many other States. There can
be no better sign of prosperity. 1t
indicates that other and more profit
able lines of business are extending
so as to make room for many bright
minds, whose efforts have been con
fined heretofore to the school room
and been rewarded by very low
wages. C7arhsbug News.
Mr.. ID. s. Dawson, Of San Francis
co, California, a brother to the editor
Of this paper, left Kingwood, yester
day morning, oh his return home
which he left q year ago. "Shoaf,'
as we know him, left this county
more than eighteen years ago, since
which none of his relatives here saw
him, until a few days ago; and as
we had not heard from him for I
dozen yeals OF so, il may be inferred
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-11-19
The Disgraceful breakdown
of the Star Route PrOsecu-
ton.

The Governments proceeding
against the Star route robbers last
Thursday, fell to the ground. Judge
Cox decided that it must be thrown
out Of court. After the grand jury
was permitted to adjourn without
considering the Star route cases, the
Governments lawyers, becoming
aware that the statute Of limitations
would prevent an action against the
accused men before the grand jury
could act upon their case, attempted
to hold them upon the old common
law proceeding by information. But
the Constitution provides that no
man shall be held to answer for an
infamous crime except upon an in
dictment or presentment by a grand
jury. The Government counsel,
therefore, bent all their energies to
the task of convincing the Court
that the crime charged against the
Star route men was not infamous.
They failed, and Judge Cox yester-
day decided that the crime charged
is infamous, and that, consequently,
the Governments proceeding by in
formation cannot be maintained. So
the defendants must be allowed to
walk out Of court unhindercd, be-
cause the GOVERNMENTS lawyers
have made blunder that pettifog-
ger would be ashamed of.
1t is claimed that the Government
has such mass Of evidence against
the Star route men that they cannot
yet escape. Charges upon which it
is not yet too late fer the grand jury
to act, will, it is said, be made against
these men. On the other hand, the
accused persons and their friends
are jubiiant, and not without reason.
After months Of preparation, the
Government has been defeated on
its own choosing. Naturally the ac-
cused men feel that the omen is good
for them, even though other prosecu-
tons are threatened.
The responsibility FOR the blunder
on the side Of the Government, ac-
cording to present appearances, rests
principally upon Attorney General
Macyeagh. The Attorney for the
District Of Columbia says it is not
his fault, and Mr.. MacVeagh and his
assistants are equally unwilling to
carry the weight on their shoulders
but it belongs somewhere, end the
people want TO know jnst whom they
have to thank for this ridiculous and
humiliating llander. ". Y. SIM.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-11-19
Reputation.

1t is interesting to note with what
studied care republican editors avoid
discussing what was the real issue in
the Virginia campaign. They repre-
sent it to he the first indication of
the breaking up Of the solid South
and Bourbon defeat. Nothing IS
further from the truth. The whole
issue was on the adjustment or re-
pudiation Of the State debt, and as
the republican party endorsed Ma
hone and his platform and furnished
him the money topush his campaign,
they are responsible for the result and
must 90 before the country in that
light. In speaking of the result and
its effects, the New York SIN says
"The republican party having de-
clared itself in favor of the repudia-
ton of the State debt in Virginia,
and having carried the election upon
that platform, it becomes an inter
csting question how far the same
measure is to be applied in other
States.
In New York, for instance, the
State is considerably in debt. TO re
pudiate the whole would diminish the
weight Of taxation to be borne by ey-
cry individual taxpayer. Will the
Republican party, fresh from their
great triumph in Virginia, now begin
movement for the reputation of the
debt of New York? IT there is any
good reason for tie policy they have
adopted and fought for in that State,
the same reason is equally valid and
equally forcible in this.
Besides, if they are not quite salts
fed with their success upon the old
issues, who knows that they might
not be successful If they were to bring
forward q brand new one like the
great issue Of Reputation?
But is there any reason why such
movement should be limited to any
one State? The Republican party
control the national Administration,
and the President the United States
has given an earnest and an effective
support to the Reputation move
ment in Virginia. Why, then, should
this potent principle not be applied
to the immense debt of the national
Government? Why should not our
two thousand millions of dollars be
wiped out entirely, or cut down by
the elimination of nine-tenths Of its
whole amount, by vigorous appli-
| cation of the Riddleberger and Ma
I hone scheme? President Arthur, be-
ing in favor of the principle in Vir-
einia, could not, Of course oppose its
application throughout the United
States. Logic is great thing in
politics, and the logic Of reputation
may be made to travel very far in
! deed.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-11-19

Rules and REGULATIONS for alac
fsOvcrRHsenf Of sshc SCHOOLS OF
SaOr%a ntOHyn school District.

AT a meeting of the Board Of Edu-
cation of Morgantown School Dis
trict held at the Clerk Office of the
County Court of Monongaiia county,
on Friday the / 18th day of November,
1881, the following rules and regula-
tons for the government of the
schools of said district were adopted:
JANIToR.
1t shall be the duty Of the janitor
to warm comfortably each room at
least one-half hour before the open
ing of school, and to provide a sup
ply of fuel for each day; to keep the
stoves and pipes from unnecessary
accumulation of ashes and SCOT and
to guard the building from danger
by fire; to sweep the rooms carefully
and thoroughly each evening and to
dust them in the morning before the
opening of school, and to close and
lock the outside doors atnight.
PRINCIPAL.
l. The Principal shall have the SUI
pervision Of all the schools in his
district, and shall report to the Board
Of Education, such rules and regula-
tions for the instruction, discipline
and management of the Public
Schools as he shall deem expedient,
and shall perform such duties as the
Board may from time to time direct.
ii. He shall visit the school rooms
Of the assistant teachers frequently
and carefully observe the teaching,
discipline and general management
of the teachers and suggest improve
ments when necessary, and shall APP
point such meetings Of the teachers
as will promote the efficiency of the
teaching and discipline of the schools,
TEACHERS.
|. Teachers must keep a copy oil
these regulations in their respective
rooms at all times, read such portions
as will make the pupils familiar with
their duties, and enforce them.
Ill. They must not begin school
earlier nor dismiss later than the ap
| pointed time, nor be absent from
school or teachers meeting except
when detained by sickness or Other
urgent necessity; and when detained
from school, they must inform the
Principal who shall furnish sub
stitute.
III. They will be held responsible
for the immediate care of their rooms
must give careful attention to TEN
perature, neatness and ventilation
and co operate with the Principal tt
secure good order in the halls, on tht
school premises, and on the way tt
and from school.
Nv. They must keep accuratel,
the daily registers of the names, ages
time of enrolment, attendance, alb
sence, hardness, etc, and shall re
port as often as the Principal o.
Board may direct.
Y. TO maintain good order, they
may punish in a proper manner, ane
report extreme or difficult cases tt
the Principal.
i VI Teachers hold office at tn,
pleasure Of the Beard Of Education
and may be discharged at any time
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-11-19
STEEL AXLES, STEEL TIRE
TESTIMONIALS:

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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-11-19

The latest Cabinet gossip says
that President Arthur will make a
clean sweep of his Cabinet, not even
retaining Lincoln, and that the names
of the new members will be announ-
ced immediately after the holiday
recess of CONGRESS-.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-11-19

Wolfe, the Independent candidate
for State Treasurer in Pennsylvania,
polled about $4,000 votes. The
Wolfe party proposes to keep up the
fight. fit does the republican par
ty in that State will step down and
out.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-11-19

Governor Jackson has issued his
proclamation appointing Thursday,
the oath inst, as day Of thanksgiy-
ing, in conformity to the proclama-
ton OF the President.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-11-19
The EiiccliOns.

Elections were held in twelve
States on Tuesday of hast week. The
greatest interest was manifested in
the result in the three States of New
York, Pennsylvania and Virginia.
The lessons furnished by the result
in these States are not to be lightly
passed over. They carry with them
a deep and serious meaning which it
well hehooyes politicians to study
and profit by.
The following summary shows the
result in the several States:
NEW York.
The result is close. The Demo
Gratis have elected part Of their State
ticket and carried both branches Of
the legislature. They also gain a
member Of Congress.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Baily, Republican candidate for
State Treasurer, is elected by small
majority, not exceeding 5000. Wolfe,
independent Republican, received
$4,000 votes.
MINNESOTA.
This State gives her usual Repub-
lican majority Of about $4,000.
WISCONSIN.
The result in this State is close,
and the Democrats probably elect
part Of their State ticket, although
the Republicans claim the election
of their entire ticket.
MISSISSIPPI.
Mississippi goes Democratic by a
majority Of $4,000
KANSAS.
The Republicans succeed by their
average maioiilies. The temperance
ticket pollcd 10000 votes.
NEBRASKA.
The result in the State shows the
usual Republican maiorities.
ooNNEcriccr
III lie contest IN thlS state was Tor
members Of the legislature, and the
Republicans secured a majority in
both branches.
NEW Jersey.
The election in this state vas for
members Of the legislature, and The
result IS close, the Republicans Iav-
inga small majority in the Senate,
with tie in the House.
ATAssACnUsE TrS.
Republican rs usual
MARYLAND.
The Democrats have carried Ma
ryland by . decisive majority on the
State ticket, but lost heavily in the
legislature. The Democrats, howcy-
er, still retain large working ma
jority.
VIRGINIA.
The contest in Virginia was the
most bitter anil exciting ever had in
the State, and elected more interest
from the outside than that Of any
other election held on Tuesday. The
returns show that The Readjustcrs
have elected their State ticket and
secured control Of both branches of
the lpvislaturc.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-11-19

Bill Malone thinks he is q "bigger
man than old Grant" since the Vir-
ginia election.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-11-19

DEAR SIRs: The vehicles that L,
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feet satisfaction, both in style and
durability, some having been in
use for the past four years without
repairing. The work is selfrecom-
mending, as it has been thoroughly
tested. Yours truly,
Tom b. RUFF.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-11-19
Glenwood, Ind.

DEAR SIKs: We take pleasure
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that we have used them for about
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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-11-19
Hon. Thayer Melvin.

1t appears that this distinguished
Judge has resigned his Office. With
all of his great qualities he had one
intirmity. He would, occasionally,
suffer himself to yield to a debauch
or .. spree, and recently he appeared
upon the bench in state of intoxi-
cation. The fact was clear, patent
and undeniabie, and his personal and
political enemies seized upon it to
demand his resignation or impeach-
ment. Stung to the quick by the
consciousness OF the improperly of
the act, and knowing the power of
his enemies, he forthwith rendered
his resignation.
How sad, that so bright judicial
luminary should have SO fallen! In
profundity Of legal learning, in accu-
racy Of judgment, in impaftiality,
: frmness and the prompt dispatch of
business, in quickness of apprehen
sion and courtesy and kindness on
the bench, Judge Melvin was with
ont an equal in the judiciary of West
Virginia. Is his offense unpardona-
bic? May he not satisfy the public
mind that he can yet triumph over
this unfortunate propensity? And
may not the voters of his judicial
circuit afford him another opportuni-
Is ito pick his flint and try it again.
Independent.
Since the discharge Of the republi-
can employees of the Asylum, we
have made diligent inquiry to ascer-
tain the cause of their removal. We
find nothing to sustain the statement
made by some Of our republican ex-
changes that they were discharged
because they were republicans. We
have every reason to believe there is
not word of truth in the charge.
The reason for the discharge Of one
man was drunkness and negligence.
This man who was the night watch
man, and upon whom the safety OF
the great building with its more than
six hundred inmates depended, was
found dead drunk lying in the kitch-
! Ell at night and the building left to
Mtakc care Of itself. True the man
Was republican in politics, and his
failing one common to republican of
ficials, vet his discharge was richly
merited and the authorities would
not have done their duty had he been
retained. This fellow probably did
not fill the bill of the hest republi-
cans--we never heard he would steal.
The Others from their long tenure
of office had become insolent and
were engaged in all manner Of dirty
work with view of helittling and
injuring the management of the In
stitution, and their personal conduct
was the cause of their discharge.
Under Democratic administrations
heretofore in West Virginia, the re
pnblieans have enjoyed especial priv
ileges and have been represented OF
al public boards and in all public
institutions This course we endorse
and believe to be altogether right
aud the howl sent up over this tri-
fling affair only shows their ingTati
tude. ANY course in opposition to
such policy will be caused by them
selves only. We believe the minor
ity should always be represented,
but We DO not endorse their efforts
70 take an ell when given an inch.
let them behave themselves and not
abuse their privileges and no tronhIe
need be apprehended.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-11-19

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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-11-19

The Democrats have carried Ma
ryland by . decisive majority on the
State ticket, but lost heavily in the
legislature. The Democrats, howcv-
or, still retain large working ma
jority.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-11-19

The Democrats have gained the
Legislature in New York, the first
time for number OF years That
will most certainly guarantee us the
State in the State election next year
and in the Presidential election in
1884. That more than compensates
the party for the result in Virginia
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-07-20

! LITTLE JOHNNY on DoGs.-One
time there was q feller bot a dog
|: of man in the market, and the
dog was bitter. After it had bit
the feller four or five times he
threw close line over It's neck and
led it back to the dog man in the
market, and he said to the dog
man the feller did: ole man did
ent you use to have this dog?'
The dog man he luked at the
dog, then he thot a while, and then
he said: Wei, yes, I had him
bout half the time, and the other
haf he had me-
Then the fellow he was fewrious
mad, and sed: 'Wot did you sell
me sech a dog as thisn for?'
And the ole man he spoke up
and sed: For four dollars and
seventy 5 cents, lofle money
Then the feller he gessed he
would 60 home if the dog was
willing
Dogs howl loudern cats, but cats
is more purry and can walk on top
of a fence and blow up their tail like
a bloom when they want to spit.
1San Francisco Wasp.