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Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-02

The Springfield Repu6gican thinks Dr. Johnson would have been delighted with the effect which prominent assassination and medication in public" have had on American style. Says the Repu61icant ''When the President is worse along toward night, his case shows nocturnal exacerbatton ; when the doctor sticks his finger in the wound he practices 'digital manipulation, which has highly dangerous sound. Gen. Garfield is no longer affected by the weather, but by 'at- mospheric or telIuric causes.' His wound does not run it 'suppurates ; the air of his room is not cooled, but refrigerated or 'po- larized,' the latter a mischievous use of word with an entirely different meaning; the carpet on the floor does not become foul, but the receptacle for miasmatic impurities. :"
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-02

Census-taking seems to be slow work in Canada. It commenced there about the 1st of April, and nearly three months ago the re- turns were sent to the capital for classifca tion and publication, and thus far no official announcement of the population of any To- cality, or of the Dominion, has been made. There is report that New Brunswick shows an increase of about 13 per cent. during the decade, which would give it about 322, 900 population, and that the city of St. John shows considerable decrease. Reports of 8 similar nature are current concerning Nova Scotia and its chief city, but as the enurnera- tors and other officials decline to reveal any information, these rumors are not generally credited. There is considerable indignation manifested in the Dominion, if we can judge anything by what we read in the papers, on account of this delay of census officials.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-02

Perfect Baking Powder, purchased by him in the, open mar Bays stI ind Heckers' Perfect Baking Powder to consist essentially of Cream Tartar and
 soda, or, other words to be pure Cream Tartar Baking Powder free from alum, terra
 alba, ammonia, any injurious substance" 1t is
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CHICAGO, I'LL, January l2.-1he inau.
gural trip Of the Baltimore 4 ohio's new
dInlnEcsr line from this city to-day was a
notable event, both AZ 10 the character Of
those participating as we'll as the train, the
menu aud accessories. Among the guests
were the general passenger aaent, ticket
agents al the leading roads OF the West
the managing editors, city editors, railroad
reporters and bnStueas managers OF the
Tribune, Times, Inter. Ocsan, Journal, Staais.
Z;,itang and Ne1rs. The New York and tho
WeAtern Associated Press, railroad Jour.
malls and printing houses we're represented
by managers, aud the gathering as whole
was q memorable one. The train consisted
Of new and elegant dining and palace cars,
and upwards 0f four hours was spent In
discussing the bill OF fare, which was made
up largely oil dc icaCies from Chesapeake
10 morrow.
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WHEELING. WEST VA. FRIDAY MORNING JANUARY

debt and acts amendatory thereto, apt
the certificates authorized by the act o.
July Goth, 1879, entitled AN act TO au
thotizs the issue Of certificates Of deposit
in the aid OF the rsiunding Of the public
debt The Secretary Of the Treasury d
hereby authorized to issue bonds In an
amount not exceeding 800, ,0O0, 900, which
shall bear Interest ct the rate OF three pei
cent per annum, redeemSble at the
pleasure Of the United States Treasury In
Ave years and payable in ten years from
date Of issue, and also the certificates IN an
amount not exceeding $500, 900, 900 bear nG
interest At the rate Of three per cent per
annum, redeemable at the pleasure Of the
United States after one year and payable
In ten years from date Of issue, The bonds
and certificates shall be In all other re-
spects Of like character and subject 10 the
same provisions 90 the bonds authorized
to be Issued by the act OF July IA, 1870, en-
titled Ran act to authorize the reiunding
OF the National debt, and an act Amsnda'
tory thereto, provided that nothing In
this act shall be so construed As TO author.
ize an increase Of the public
debt, aud provided further that before
any Of the bonds or certificates authorised
by this act are issued II shall be the duty
OF the Secretary OF the Treasury
to pay on the bonds accruing dur.
ing the year 1881 all the silver dollars
Of 4l24 grains, an all the gold over and
above $50 900 900 in the Treasury Tor 70.
demptiOn purposes, And provided
further, that the interest on six' percent
bonds hereby authorized 10 be refunded
shall cease at the expiration OF thirty days
after notice that same have been designa-
ted by the Secretary ol the Treasury for
redemption,
Mr.. Kelly stated that he would not now
press his substitute inasmuCh as its pro.
visions had been substantially incorpora'
ted In the bill.
Mr., Weaver offered and amendment
providing that no portion Of the public
debt now payable in lawful money shall
be funded under :Guthority Of this
Act into obligations paysble exclusively
In coin. Rejected GO to 90.
Mr., Chittenden offered an amendment
repeating the tax on bank capital and de.
pOsits, aud providing that the tex on cir.
culRting notes ot natloual banks Issued
by bonds authorized by this act shall not
exceed one.hslio OF one per cent,
Mr.. Mills made a point Of order that
the amendment was not genuine, and
gave warning that Il II should be admit
ted he would bring forward amendments
imposing an income tax and revised
tariff The point Of order AS raised was
sustained, and The amendment excluded.
Mr., Warner offered an amendment ax.
Ing the rate OF interest on the certificates
at 8! per cent, and providing that they
should not be issued In smaller denomil.
ations than 6tty dollars. Ruled out on q
point OF order.
Mr.. Anderson offered an amendment
prohibiting the inc1rnoralion ol National
banks alter June 80, 1881.
A point oi order was raised against the
amendment, pending which Mr.. Dlbrell ot.
iered ap spsndment impoglng an INCOME
tax, when the committee rose and the
House adjourned.
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WASHINGTON, January ls.-The iollOw'
Ing bills were reported:
BY Mt. Colerlck, from the Committee on
Elections: The minority report declaring
that neither Holmes nor W. +. Gapp have
been legally elected from the Eighth Con.
gressional district Of Iowa, also the minor
lty report In the case Of Wilson vB. Oar.
penter, from the Ninth Congressional dis.
triCt OF Iowa. Both reports were ordered
printed and laid on the table.
by johnson, Of virpinia, from the Com.
mittee on Military Affairs: For the relief
OF Brgadier.G General and Brevet Major.
General 4. q. Ord. Referred 10 the pri.
vate calendar. II authorizes bis retire.
ment with the rank, pay and emoluments
Of Msjor.Genefal.
The House then went into Committee oil
the Whole, Mr.. Covert, Of New York, Ia
the chair, on the funding bill. The pend.
ing amendment was that offered by Mr..
Randall authorizing the issue OF bonds In
amount not exceeding $3.50. .0O0, 600, which
shall bear interest Gt the rate Of . per
cent, redeemable after - yepts.
NJ. Randall said he never thoroughly
understood the difference between bond
and 4 certificate bearing the same rate OIL
interest. He desited merely 10 simplify
the bill by ppAkipg the debt ot one de-
scfiptinn!
MI. +. Wood could not see the neces.
Bity for a cliange from usB historical ptac'
tiee Otthe Couutry.
Mr.. ToSnshehd. Of ILL.,, offered Gn
Amendment 10 RAndall'e amendment ax'
ing the Rn,OInt Of bonds at $500 600 600.
and the atnoBht OF notes at $500 600 OOO.
He denied the aiStenont which had been
made Oh Tue Republican size that TO com.
pei the national banks 70 take three per
cent bonds would be 10 destroy the, ,nauoH.
al bank system. II the bonds now
held by the national banks were three
per cent bonds, their annual profit would
be elk millions. The National banks to.
dAV bod monopoly upon the circulation
oi the country. His amendment author.
lied the Secretary TO issue $500, 600 90 in
Treasury notes, 90 that the National
banks should refuse tbs lhtae.pef'ceni
bonds and retire INSTRUMENTATION The cur
febCy would not be contracted.
Nj. Randall modified his amendment Ia
read As follows. Tie Secretary ot the
Treasury 10 hereby authorized 70 issue
bonds OF certificates Ia amount ol mot eE
ceedlhg $3.50 600 GOO, which shall bear In
tefeat At the rate ol 8 pCr cent per Annum
red eemable al the pleasure oil the. Govern
meut alter Two years from date oi isaue.
Mt. My6tS Gnagefed the speech rnAdI
aome days ago BY Mt, Hutd on the 1ilVe
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SITUATION IN IRELAAD.
Progress OF the IFIaIa-NarFOW Escape
From . Row nt DuFulIIAI.

DUBLIN, January lS,-In the Court 0
Queens Bench, Friday McDOnougl
opened for the defense. He made
touching reference to the fact that be wa
almost the sole survivor Of the counse
employed in the o'Connel case. He de
nounced the prosecution as the landlords
indictment against the tenants nI Ireland
The court was croS dsd.
AlcDonoughsspsech consisted Of yIndi
cation and reasssrtion OF the principles OF
the Land League, which org4niz .tion he
said was as legal as Trades Unions. He
declared that the tTaversera proisssed
the principles Of John Sturt Mill, And
said that but Tor the support OF England
the landlords would be driven into the sea
The people, be said, pay the shopkeeperr
400. 900 pounds for seeds. Were they
asked tO deprive their wives and children
oil suslancs In order TO pay lRndlords2
He hsd not concluded his speech whom
the court adjourned.
LONDON, January lS-The TINES says
the agralian outraRes committed In Ire.
land during December, 1880, numbered
SB6, which was more thRu during the
whole oi 70, and little less than the az.
gragats Of the preceding years.
In the House oi Commons to-day the
ChieI Secretary for Ireland in replying to
Lord Randolph Churchill (Conservatiye)
said; DAyitEa acts are watched, but he
has not as yet broken the conditions
under which tickets Of leave are granted
the COnviCts,
LoSGFoRT, January lS.-Three hundred
and titIy police and q squadron Of dragons
are a. Durmlist, An infantry is mom.
entarly expected. The whole force will
proceed 10 assist In the serving OF the
ejectment noIiCes on Lord GranaTd's pro.
perty.
People are armed with bludgeons and
pitChlorks, but an encounter will proba,
bly, be avoided by the exertions ef the
parish priest.
LATER-rhe threatened destruction At
DuImlist hiss been aVerted. The priest
addressed the people, whereupon some
laid aside their weapons. The maRis
trates read the riot act, and the police
forced back the crowd with their bayo.
nets. Tho cavalry was ordered up, and
the processes were served without further
difficulty,
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SbO1ARiSe A U.S. COssUL AN EsEnY.
'andAls Who Have PFsyed on Peru TIL
she Il Impoverished wage war on
AmstIeAuS' Property.

'aadAls Who Have PFsyed on Peru TIL
she Il itnpOteflAhsd wage war on
AmetIeauS' Properly.
PANAMA, January 3.--Ths Star and Her
Mt Lima correspondent has letter from
yommandet Lynch, Of the ChiiAu afmy,
70 ansSet 70 A ii0le from the U. s. Minis.
Mi Lynch said he had respected one
property, the lAChman plantation, since II
NH nearly owned by citizen Of The
Vnlltd Statet, but added: Although /
snhIl always ehdeavof 10 respect and pro.
s,a. wy .ne property Of heuttals, this will not
gtevent me using the utmost rigor toward
,ue.e ioteienets who endeaVof TO shield
HoPetty belonging 10 the enemy, or
wy nave mad II transferred 10 them a. A
Tieans Of protecting Il from our operations.
~ thls relation | consider Il eoSyenlent
mention 10 your eGcellency that The
STSs1IsuIat agent oi the United states al
SI.3I,ISnEpole, III took advantage Of my good
SsI M 1sSnfingme In an official note
n IS nv y ihe machinery and rolling stock
yTV'moole WAs the exclusive property Of
MAJ. Dubois, 9 citizen Of the United
SiiI, when In fact he is only the lessee
Sbsi.m logethef with the railroad, The
rue Of Which IA owned by the state
49, Ss conduct observed by ,hia eonsulat
Nv, ' vii compel the Chilian army u
SSistn IN: nim As an enemy, In the event
ss..i,I S,Sa la more than probable, that the ne
sSsiS sisS ~ o. war mag compel eur forces 4
AsAn visit ChAmb6lS,
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New YoRE, January iA.-tSattnn nntoI at
II it.iBai2 8.iOG; futures Arm Vial, MA S.,I f.
receipts q, 600 bapteG, o Ynnri1 1S IN b.s.aia
suptrine Western aud STATE Ia a6"S ~
coipmon 10 good "a QOI On. gnSi
10 ohoce 81 O5a0 75,1white wheat s,Irs
Is O0u0 o.; e1tta Ohio II 25Sg Ia n foa,a
a 2ba8 10 Minnps IL patent proc,si ta soS
A Sbads styonSsr. pscs az en- nnn hs c.osIns
rts i0ltNO bnshsIS. NJ Sn,tn,, OS" q, nv *
3 spring Ii is ungraled rsd Il Ia, iaT NJ ~
3, II i9M No 2 d. II jSXsi 10! 10 ion Mnat.S; Sn;
white 81 isal 10; No 2, 81 i6at ibXi No /
40, safes oi,Uv bushels, at 81 l8at IGKi
seamef 70 81 loi no. rcd January, IAlcs
ono bushels at 81 l9HSi iOx Marsh sSIrs
lOI0OO bushels at 81 2Oikal nv: Nav SSisS
100. 600 bushels at q SOtEAi 2iX. T'ofh dUIl:
receipts u 600 bushels e1pUrts 43 OUO bushels:
ungraded b3kc. No. ., b4a64Lc: steamer
% IiabtNc; new No. 2, b7c: low mixed ttxc.
NO January ,,56AC; February bdXc: March
0N: May 6tc UAts inactive, closing
Shade stronger re eipb lBi w bushelsi Wesi.
ern mixed 42Allht white western i5aisc,
Hay In good demand and drm al q O6, Hons
hrmi ytarllngs choice i4AfOc; eastern and
west II! iSa22ci New York State lOalSc,
Sonee So, e9Il anu unchanged. elgar dull; re.
nnins ialr " ggoa lFl6a1 lS.l6c:. MolAsseS
I.et anu ui'onnnEed ~ hiGe steady and IN
'a.s ne5nsu. glsit fstoIeum S uulli united SlKe
G51ue ~. ~ Isnneu Vac IallOW steady Of
,lS oo.lVuSa hosim qule' ana nhcnAnged. Tuf.
pesSIns soIse uFH. ~ hnc' bsss quiet and ,teahy
~ = oEaoooi fotk uuIi olu m,si qu, ted Sll 7ja
70 VI FsDfnary anu harth tll Uu4 10.
a,! DeeL sHauy. IN ai, talr demand and Bfm Gut
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LOUISVILLE, January iS.-As heretofore
announced the National Association ol
Veterans OF the Mexican War will hold
Ito annual meeting in this city on the 22d
day o. February. During its session the
Association will be the object OF hospitali.
ty and courtesy Of the veterana OF the city
and State. The latter desire 10 extend Ia
their old comrades a genuine old Ken.
lucky welcome such as will maintain the
credit oi the commonwealth.
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PsriIs Of "a Life oa the ocean waves
DELAwAEE BREAKwArER, JANUARY 49,
The mate and two men Of the bark Star
oi India, who attempted 10 reach shore
yesterday In boat we're caught In an Ice
drift, aud probably Loot. Tho bark die.
played signals ot distress, but aid could
not be fendeted on account OF the Ice.
LONDON, January 13.-The steamer Sar.
dlnian landed two fishermen, Luni and
Nelson, picked up In q dofy of Boston
harhor. The men were almost frozen 10
death.
LoSDoN, January 13-'The steamer
Greece lost seventy head oil cattle on her
passage. The steamer West Stanley from
Galveston for Rsvol Ia ashore at Afens.
burg,
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jJjudse Btannon had only gone into
GaItd exchanged some Of his moss for
stock 10 the Standard monopoly,he would
have stronger following in the hotel lob
blsS oIthiTEity at this time than he has.
The noble bummers worship a man who
has struck II rich.
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SOMEBODY said that Senator Hereford
We athree msnths war man in Caliior.
MA 10 1861. This must be mistake.
Ther Is no mention Of II In the Congress
hOnAl biography prepared under his own
direction. Such report should not be
si,sulIted al time like this.
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An EntIrS llOus'bold .lurdsrtd sAd Gre.


MILWAUKEE, January IA Specials 10
the Republican say q hvffible tragedy
occurred four miles from oIhkOsh. A
wealthy aetman named ylskov lived on
farm, and last night the neighbon die.
covered his barn on fte, aud on arriving
on the ground the barn, gtahaty and
house were discovered 10 have been set
on FIRE aud locked.
The daughter was found near the gate
bleeding, with two large gaehes In her
head and her clothes partly burned. Aitet
the FIRE the remains Of Mrs. Visk0w were
found. Enough remained 10 show that
her throat had been cut from ear 10 ear.
Suspicion had fastened on MI. ylskoW,
but hia body has since been found In the
ruins Of the barn burned beyond recos'
milton.
Their family relations had been unhap,
lpy, II 10 thought that vlskow killed BIZ
wife end daughter and Ated the ptemiAes
nj citing bis own death In the pyfe. The
daughter is intebsible, and will pfobablJ
die. Some Of the neiRhbots lay the deet
10 tfamps.
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Win Gould, Vanderbilt and Garrett
controlling all the transportation, and the
Standard Company controlling the petro.
leuu Of The country, we should say that
they ought to be equal to the emergency
'Ot electing a United States Senator from
West VirginiG.
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ThnoLOOy Is still tho specially Of the
New AMtlnsvillepsp Capt. Bob, Of the
D'HoTdi, offers 10 make an affidavit that
Hat, Of the Ile'snsr, cannot formulate
hI' own belief, and frankly ConlesBes that
be isin the same Ak himself. All that the
Captain knows for certain is that he wants
A "llve gospel preached"
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Neys Notes aud BaFeau Briefs at th'
NAIlOnhI MehdqunFteFa.

NeWa NOTES nuu HuF0Au bflotH ~ tut
National Headquarters.
WASHINGTON, p. O., January l3-seps
tors Vest, Peudleton, browne, Logan ant
Dawes, q Select Committee appointed BY
the Senate to examine several branches
OF the Civil Service, met to-day and heard
Dorman B. Eaton's views on the subject.
The Chief Of the Bureau OF Statistics re
ports that the total value OF exports o
petroleum and petroleum products from
the United States Tor the month Of Novem
ber 1880, were 50 834 0G2; during Novem
ber 1870 So, 20S 2l3; tor the eleven MONTH
ending November 1850 So, ,4Bt l07; SAINT
period Ia 1870, $33 200 020.
The Treasury Department to-day pur
chased but 10 900 ounces Of silver hullior
for mintApe, Only three bids were received
from tho Pacific Coast owing To interrup
tion In telegraph communication.
A War Department official, speaking
with regard to the future retirements,
to-day said that there was no doubt bu
that Indpe.Advocate. eneral Dunn and
surgeon.Gsneral Barnes would soon bt
placed on the retired list. Regarding
Quartermaster General MeiUs, II was stated
that he would not be retired.
A NEW ORDER IN REGARD TO THE REDEMPTION
OF NATIONAL BANK NOTES.
Tho following circular is issued at the
Treasury Department to-day:
"Circuiar No. 1903, Of September a.
1878, requiring charges for transportation
ri national bank notes 10 Treasufy OF the
United States fnr redemption under or
act Of June 20, 1874, to be paid by senderS,
Ii hereby invoked.
"JAMEs GfLFILLAN,
Treasurer Of the United States"
The effect OF this order is to permit
holders Of national bank notes TO forward
them TO the Treasury for redemption, ID
even thousands oidollars, without any exD
pense Tor express charges. II Ia issued for
the purpose Of improving the bank cir
culation, TO the impaired condition oi
which the Treasurer called attention Id
bis annual report,
ADVERSE REFoRr on McooK's GRANT BILL
Az the meeting Of the House Commit.
tee on Military Affairs to-day, Represent.
alive Sparks from the sub committee pre-
Bsnted an adverse report Upon Represent.
Atiye MCCook's bill authorizing the Presi.
dentl 10 place General Grant Upon the 70.
tired lis. Of the army With the rank and
pay Of General.
: Representative McCook offered minor.
ity report In iavo, OF the bill and moved
lie adoption by the Committee as O sub.
sti,ute for the mSjority report
The Committee by A vote ot 10 0 re.
fused 10 adopt the minority report, and
BY the same vote instructed Representa-.
tiye Sparks 10 make The adverse report 10
the House upon lhe bill. Representative
MCCook wae granted permission 10 pre-
nanl 10 the IIOnse The minority report.
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NEW nAIL,oA6 B rRoIEor.
PFOniIalng ConditIou Of the Road 10 &,
ntHt tha fS.. ". n nv. n. n and t,,a n.

Proniiaing CoHditIou Of the Road 10 COS.
meet the r., W. 4 ny. n. n. and the o. V.
R0Rd.
WARRINGTON, Pa, January PA Mr..
McOleery has been securing the right ol
way for a proposed railroad from the
mouth Of Gross Greek, near wsllsburS,
W. Va, to this place. He states that be /.
meeting with excellent success, having OBJ.
tanned the right Of way as iar 40 West
MiddleLown, about l2 miles from Wash.
ingtOn, With the exception Of one farm.
The design isto connect with the Charter,
road, and with The Pittsburgh, Wheeling
4 Kentucky at Wellsbufg.
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TIE MahInSburg Statesman calls the At.
tsu,iOn Of the Legislature to the fact that
the lteigh! on coal to that place from
Piedmont over the Baltimore 4 Ohio road
hu been increased within . year from
NHio S247 per ton. This is two cents
per ton Der mile,
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GN. GRANT has been chosen President
Olths Executive Committee Of the Worlds
Fair Association, having in charge the
New York exposition Of 1883. Among
The vice.prealdsnts are Gen. Joseph +.
johnson, Hugh ]. Jewett and Rev. Dr.
Nsuman
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Now, In all candor, we rise to ask, is a
mN, who as late as the year Of
1879 wanted TO take away from the people
Of thL State the right Of the ballot, and,
having been defeated In that attempt,
wanted 10 make them write their names
on the bach soithelr ballots-is he The SORT
Oi man 70 represent West Virginia In
this age Of the world in the United State,
Senator Not byA large msjority.
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rex, King OF the CarbIvNI, 10 Iiis Sub.
Jecta, Greeting.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, January 13-The proc
lAmation OF Rex, King Of the Carnival
which is to be observed here on Mafdi
Gras, has been Issued. The occasion
promises 10 be the most brilliant Of any
YET witnessed In this locality. Mystic
Memphi will appear Mardi Gfas night on
their train oil floats, in a pageant Of sur.
passing beauty. The King will enter and
lake POSSESSION Of the city on the day pre-.
Ceding MAtd Gfas, when The general ies.
tlyilies will begin. All the leading citi4ena
ale aiding In Preparations 10 make the
carnival q grand success. Visitors will
have every facility Afforded them for q
Jolly pleasant time.
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Et.AuDlrOA BESSE. rs paper, the Hunt.
lnUtOn Adrnit,tr, goes iCr Hereford on his
nlAty.gtAb record. II wAntsto know by
what authority he drew moh ey thathe de.
clatsd no member had right 10 draw,
even II he did turn It oyer to the
schools Of his district We proponnded
this intSttoVatofy in the canvass, but Ben.
nett was dumb on the subject then. Now
That he ls for Mathews and opposed to
.HsteIored he sees the matter in all lie
snofmIty,
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VIZ suggest that Senator Hereford, now
that hs Is here, instead Of beings at his post
At Washington, deliver that speech on the
American eagle to the Third House, from
the balcony Of the Mcclure House lobby
thnipht.
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VIZ. A, QUARNIER, the member from
Ksuswha, has concluded to try his luck as
. Senatorial candidate In the Democratic
caucus. Many are called but lew are Cho'
zen. Prepare your lightning rods.