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STATE
NORMAL SCHOOL

AT MANEA
The entrance examination Tor the Fall Term,
Will TX. held August 81 and september l. Rcku.
Lar work ~ tn: term cOls s.enceS sept 18th
Within tue y st two years
The Facilities Of the School haze been
Larg.ly Increased and the Attendance
Of Pupils Doubled.
There are Ave departments:
NORMAL, PREPARATORY, GRAMMAR.
INTERMEDIATE AND iKINARf
The institution has fime Library. a handsome.
" furnished Rea'tinR Room. provided With the
leading periodical literature IL this COUNTRY aud
England: Chemical Laboratory y. IN which tho
students work Il fine collection vi Chemical and
Physical Apparatus. Physiological M0lel.;
Charts, ETC., and meteorological aud Oruithuaogi:
cal Cabinets.
The Elementary and Advanced C..ursrs OF the
Normal lhel'art Inent prepare teachers tyr all
KT1dcS III SchOOl work The school At Practice
Il one VI the best and most thorough the eOun
try
Boarding Clubs organized Text. Booas fur.
nished by tlIe schOOl-frse IN the Model school,
aud Tor slNnll rental 10 the Normal Depart
ment -
10rReduced fare ior students over the three
railroads entering MankAtO
For Catalogues or Information. address
EDWARD SOARING, President
MankatO, Al lin, July -. 49, 49.2w
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Society Belles.-On account Of its
remarkably delicate aud lasting fra
GRANGE society l..lles are loud in their
prais. Of FlorestOn Cologne.
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BLANKs.-Chattel Mortgage and
Chattel Mortgage Sale Blanks for sale
atthls office in any quantity.
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A 10 RlBLB kHVARD.

The publishers Of Rutlrdgr's Month
" Offer twelve valuable rewards in
their Monthly for December, Among
which are the following:
We will give So dollars in gold to
the PERSON te.limg Us how l,a,.y verses
here Are in the New Testament Scrip.
lures mot the New Revision) by De.
ceniler ~, 1882. Should two or more
correct answers he received, the re-
ward will be divided. The money will
be forwarded tn the winner N crmber
18th, 1882. Persons trying for the re-
ward must Send 70 cents il, silver mo
postage stamps tak+m) with their an
swrr. for which they will receive the
Christmas Monthly. in which the name
and address Of the winner at the re-.
ward and the c''rrrct answer will be
published. This may b+ worth $40 to
Won. Cat it out. Address Rntledge
Publishing Company, Easton, Penn.
BLANKs.-Chattel Mortgage and
ChAttel Mort gage S,alo R1anka fnr aaln
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We supposs no newspaper ever ha6
moro wsli-meaning advice rendered
frou friends aud ill-nlsantng advice
from enemies than the ADVANCES.
For years We have bsen told that IL we
would not speak out % much about
theology, or LIBERALISM, o. II 70 would
pursue y different course in politics or
On the temperance question. I'VE
might have things our ewn way. "
why" they sAy, ''you'vs got ability, -
and they think it 10 big thing e I'd.
init and that We ought TO use It accord.
Ing to their notions. Aud We ought 70
bs 10 proud over It - = pullet over her
hrst eag or = girl over her nrst baby.
This good advice aud this nxttsry las
gone In At the front door and hurried
out 1t the hack door. while tl.s AD.
VANCE has gone on ''allee samee," 10
the Cbinaman says. We were think
Ing ever this the other day wl.eni No
spe,,sd IN Oregon paper aud found il
It the following vssses which furnish .
better reply than any we have ever
been able to make to our friends aud
fOee:
RAcxBOva.
When you see fellow mortal
Without 0xed or fearless views,
Hanging on tho skirts OF Osher0-
walking IN their eas$-Od shoes,
BCWtng low IL wealth aud favor.
vita a65ect, uncovered head,
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OYSTERS served in any style at Her
ron's Lunch. Room, lO-2w.
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THIS new NAP
Proves cyond amyrea sonalle
Chicaqo& Northwestern Ry


Principal Points in the West North an" Northwest
nniNfS
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Vennor says: November, half fine.
half stormy; brief spell Of Indian sum.
n"r; December. snowy, stormy, wet
anu cold. according to locality; very
stormy on Atlantic (similar 10 1881. J
Unusual rain fall III New York aud
middle States. seaboartl section. No.
vessber aud Drcenher. One very c.,lfl
part In DeceMbsr (fOrs part) likely 10
te generally felt. TIE winter Of 1882.
l863 will he tho reverse 1T quiet. Feb.
ruary will be the finest month. after
the first ten days. Marcl, will have ito
blows and OlusteIs ut the wrong end.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-21
CoNKLlNG'S POSITION,
Will Accept no 0nice-.RumoredC Cabinet
Changes.

WA,mINnTON. March 20.-A prominent
Republican, close'and confidential friend
of ex-senator COnkling, and who stood by
the latter faithfully while both were in
Congress, and who has seen COnkling
almost daily of late, says Conkling does not
want, and would not take any office at
present He says that had the Presidents 5
letter offering Conkling the Supreme Judg-
ship reached the latter before the nOmina-
ton was made, Conkling would have de-
clined it, and the public would have known
nothing about it. He says COnkling's am
bition is to return to the United States
Senate from New York. His plan is to de-
vote himself to law practice and accumu-
late money enough to make him indepen-
dent before the next Senatorial cleo
ton in New York. In the meantime
he Will keep out of politics. His friends
approve of this policy, and this gentleman
says that all talk of Conkling accepting
office under the present administration is
idle.
Talk of coming Cabinet changes is re-
vived here in all quarters, and the general
belief seems to be that at least one Cabinet
nomination will be made in few days. 1t
is claimed by the friends of VIM. +. Chan
dlcr that he will be nominated for SeCreta-
ry OF the Navy this week, and the best in
formation to be obtained points to Chand-
lers nomination.
There are rumors of a coming change,
also, in the Interior Department. but Kirk
woods friends claim that he will remain.
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BEGGING FOR DELAY.
Pennsylvania Murderers who Are Ask.
Ing for Respites.

HARRrsBrRG. Pa, March 2O.-Jonathan
Mayer, one of five murdcrers to he hanged
in this State, Friday next, has written u
letter to Gov. lIoyt asking him to use his
influence in securing him re
hearing of his case before
the Board of Pardons. Mayer
SAYS he had no connection with the murder
OF John Kintzlcr and wife, but admits he
assisted Emanuel Ettinger, who murdered
the old people, in rohbing the house the day
after the tragedy In the letter he gives a
new version of the murder.
At the recent meeting Of the board the case
OF Israel Erb, one Of the kintztcr muir der
ers, was held under advisement because OF
the statements Of Emanuel Ettinger,
who committed suicide in Jail
several months ago, and Jonathan
Mayer, to the effect that Erb hal no part in
the crime. Now Jonathan Mayer en-
deavors to show that. had it not been for
Erb the murder would not have been COM
mitted, as he suggested the putting away OF
the old people for III" purpose OF securing
their money.
Mayer says his counsel will make APP
plication for a rchCarng tomorrow.
Governor HOyt has examined the papers
in the case OF Frank Small, who shot
Nicholas Sacoby. in Allegheny county,
three years ago and who is also TO be
hanged Friday, TO assist him in determin-
ing the action he shall take upon the APP
plication for respite.
The Governor Is unable TO say whether
the reduest will be granted, but thinks it is
revolving to hang a man while he is suffer
ING from q terrible abscess in the throat,
which is said to be the case with Small.
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LOST JEANETTE.
An Official Report from Lieutenant
Melville.
The Movements and SuAerings Of the Ship
wrecked Sailors of the Jeanette
-AGraphic Description Of
Their Peris.

WASHINGTON, March 20.-Melville's report
on the Jeanette expedition has reached
the State Department. Its substance is as
follows: belongs instructions dated Cape
Emma, Bennett Island, August 5, 1881.
were that the party should so south TO
Magnekc if over ice, and if in boats to the
Siberian coast and make for the mouth OF
Lena. II the boats got separated the un-
derstanding was to 90 for the lena and up
stream TO the settlement. The boats separa-
ted on the night of September l., 1881, fifty
miles northeast of Bukin and Melville
reached the Lena on September To- and
Berkof September &C. The tried TO get up
the river with native guides, but the ice
and the exhausted condition OF the men
compelled a return. The natives gave them
quarters and quantity Of fish and de-
caycd geese. On October s, Russian exile
discovered them and divided his food, and
went back and told the Commandant. On
October ~ the exile returned with sup
plv Of food and word that the commandant
would bc at Beurkog November !, with
deer and sled> To rescue the party ami take
them to Belum. The exile Oh his return
met two Of The first cutters party at
Kum0rt. Melville al once started for Bel
um to intercept the commandant, but
missed him 10y taking different road
leaving Dancnhuwer, whose eyes recovered,
in charge Of the party. with instructions TO
follow Melville to Belum rs soon as posi-
BILE. Melville reached Belum November =
and found the two men III an exhausted
condition. From thcr he learned what
had occurred from the separation up TO
October lst. the latest that anything was
heard of DcIOng. belongs party crossed
the Lena to the west bank on OCTOBER ISL
TO a summer hunting lodge called | Isterda.
The toes of Erickson being amputated De-
cause Of frozen feet, he was drawn on an
improyised sled and hauled by his COM
panions, hardly able to walk because Of
frozcd feet and legs. They proceeded south
again crossing ttII9 ,.ena having 10 wade.
Erickson died October 9th and was buried in
the Lena. The party was then in deplor-
able condition. having lost their dog meat
and being on an allowance Of three ounces
of alcohol per man per day, but proceeded
south until October 9th, when Delong sent
Neiderman and NeroS ahead TO seek relief.
These two men. after fourteen days ter
ribe suffering reached Belum and were
,ur.Gi Tor by the COmmandant. Here they
sent a dispatch to the United states Minis.
ter at st. Petersburg. The Commandant
afterward supplied Melville on November
5 at BananlOup. At Upper Belum the ma
tives gave Melville belongs records, left
there by DeIong. Melville says, from all
circumstances he believes DeLong and par
ty are to the northward of Lena, between
Sister Aneck and BulcoUr, and asks
authority to organize search parties
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Mr.. VIM. BROWN.
The sateIdo Case-A Novel Point Raiseu
by the Defence.
Special Dispatch to the Register.

the DtECASc.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, March 20. - 1t was Mr.
Brown, Mr.. Vim. Brown, OF Kentucky,%ho
under the name of Justice made the at
tack on President Garfield, through the
Post. and as stated, he was member OF the
Chicago Convention from Kentucky. Just
exactly what he expects to obtain by
course which has met almost universal con-
demnation, does not yet appear.
The case of SOteldo came up for argument
today, and his counsel lmade the point that
he was Improperly indicted, as the law OF
MARYLAND, which was still unrepealed, re-
ouired that the indictment should De
found by the Grand Jury ON their own
knowledge. The point was not decided
but if it is held goodit will necesSitate new
indictments in all cases of murder now
peuding in the District, and may affect the
Guiteau case in a similar manner.
Judge Blatchfords nomination was Ia
vorabIy reported, and he will be confirmed
at the next executive session OF the Senate.
The Chili-Peru investigating committee
did not hold a session to-day, as Shipherd
had not arrived, but will do so tomorrow
Beck and Morrill, again INDUCED IN
speeches on the Tarifhill, but nothing new
was elected LNN'
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LITTLE WASHINGTON.
OratoricaI Contest-WelI watched =
How the Brokers were Left.
Special 10 The Register.

Special 10 The Register.
WASHINGTON. Pa. March 20.-The annual
contest between the Philo and Union and
franklin and Washington literary societies
of Washington and jefferson college will
take place on Wednesday evening next.
The contestants are as follows: Select ora
ton, Townsend and Livingston; essay, Wal
lace and Taylor; original oration, Barnett
and Wise; ;debate-Resolved that the annex.
ation:of Canada to the United States would
be mutually benefcial-affirm, McClel-
land; negative. Denman. Judges have not
been appointed, but we learn that Major
A. NJ Brown. of Pittsburgh, will be um-
pire.
Superintendent Ramsey, Of the Pitts
burgh Southern, was agreeably watched"
on Saturday evening. About forty per-
sons proceeded to his residence, when Mr..
Lusk, of Butler, in a neat speech, present
ed Mr.. Ramsey with a $50 watch and
chain. The inscription on the watch is as
follows: Presented to Jos. Ramsey. Jr., by
the employees and patrons of the r. s.
Railway as mark "f their esteem Re
plies were made ~ MI. ramsey anu us
brother, n. z. Ramsey. Of the b. d o. rail-
road.
A species OF brokerage in witnesses
costs has been INDUCED in by several OF our
citizens who have found themselves short
on recent transactions caused by the
quashing of the indictments against the
druggists. These'brokers would watch the
different cases in court and as soon as the
witnesses would tax up" their costs,
they would offer to cash them at 9 dis.
count of IS per cent. before the cases would
be concluded. As many OF the witnesses
are country people, who are anxious 70 get
their money and go home, this would give
the brokers a pretty fair profit, But in
some of the liq uor cases the brokers are
'left'' in sums varying from SIXTY TO- one
hundred and fifty dollars. All liquor
cases have been postponed until the June
term. -,
President Moffett returned from st.
Louis, on saturday, where he attended the
reunion of the Alumni OF Washington and
Jefferson College, about thirty in number
being present He reports it IN enjoyable
affair, a.
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SOTElDO'S CASE.
Notion 40 Quash the Indictment-;ah
important Point Raised

WASHINGTON, March 2O.-ln the case OF
Sotcido, indicted for the murder OF his
brother. and for an assault and battery
with intent to kill Clarence NJ. Barton,
Colonel Christy, counsel for the defense
argued in court to-day that the indictment
should be quashed on the ground that 1t
was found in violation OF the law OF Mary
land of l722. which he claims is still in
force in the District of Columbia This law
provides that the indictment shall be
sent to the Grand Jury by the express
order of court; that the prisoner shall be
bound over to such court, and that the
grand Jury shall find an indictment Of
their own knowledge.
The point raised is regarded as an inn
portant one, and Judge Wylie's decision
will be waited for with interest Its claim
ed that if a motion to quash the indictment
is granted for the reasons set FORTH not
only will another indictment become nee
cssary in this case, but in all murder cases
awaiting trial here, as well as III all the
Star.roUtc and straw bond cases.
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Notbiux In Order but Perpetual Mo-
,Iou-More BiIis-Cabinet Chah--ni-
nor Matters.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, March 20.-Under the call
of the States. to-day, large number OF
bills was introduced in the House, which
have not the remotest prospect oil being
reached, as there are now nearly iour
thousand on the different CALENDARS.
A change in the Interior Department Is
again promised for this week, and west
ern man, whose name is not given is TO De
selected.
General and Mrs. Grant are among the
guests invited To the White House dinner,
tomorrow,
The Mason fund is gradually swelling,
nearly a thousand dollars having been rais-
ed in this city.
The wrangle in the House tonight, had a
few amusing features, but it became tire
some. 1t was proposed to make the Geneva
Award the special order for the fourth
Tuesday in March, and the Democrats de-
clined to vote, leaving the House without
a quorum. A call OF the House was or
dered and members were brought IN.
Klotz made his speech in German and
Robson in French, creating much laugh
ter. Moore, of Tennessee, who has come
to be known as the Oscar Wilde OF the
House. expressed his diSapproyal OF the
proceedings, xhich he characterized as a
bowling farce, but the Speaker ruled him
out of order, and the tillibustering went OH.
Members refused to vote when tellers
were appointed, and at lO:3p, on motion OF
Kenna, OF West Virginia, the ayes and
nays were taken on the resolution, but only
five Democrats voted.
A motion was then made to ADJOURN,
which the Speaker ruled out OF order when
Blackburn inquired what motion was IN
order, and voice shouted out. perpetual
notion
At midnight, however, BlaCkburn's mo-
ton to defer the Geneva Award until April
18th was accepted.
Pending adjournment,a a ruling was asked
from the Speaker concerning the right oi
the House to adjourn after the want OF
quorum had been shown, and the Speaker
holding that under the rule motion tC
adjourn could not be repeated without
other business than the ascertainment of
Quorum intervening, an appeal was taken
and motion was made to lay the appeal
ON the table: and on the latter motion the
aveS and noes were ordered, and at O'Clock
4. NJ, a second call OF the House was or
dcred. and an all night session is probable
AtlIO \. NJ. the House adjourned.
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7TI7ETIINc " VA TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH 2l, 1882

division, of which Martin was conduc-
tor. Martin is confident the man went IS
far as Martinsburg. if not further. Hasleep
fully recognizes /. P. Hawks by photo
graph exhibited to him by the brother OF
Hawks, and thinks he cannot be mistaken.
An advertisement was posted in our town
yesterday morning, saying THE last seen
of Hawks was at Grafton on the 9th OF
February, and it is feared he has been muir
dered and thrown in the river at
that place. A reward OF 500
is offered for the recovery and Identified
tion OF the body. Ii living, any informa-
ton OF his whereabouts will be thankfully
received"
1t would seem from the advertisement
that the parties offer a reward il found
dead OF $500 and if alive, thanks. Wonder
if his life was not insured for the benefit
OF his friends. We do not propose that
Grafton be charged with the murder or
concealment of Hawks. Z.
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in the vault if the new bank will lend them
the money.
You will have noticed in the Associated
Press dispatches that Congressman wilson
last week offered resolution asking the
President to make some movement to ad-
lust the Nicaragua claims. don't know
much about these claims, but they must
extend back as far as Gen. Walkers ume'
Judging from the antiquity OF the proHi-
sions made to consider them. Years ago q
Senate committee on these claims was or
ganized to give old Hannibal Hamlin a
craftsmanship and clerk, and his commit
tee room. which has now descended to Sen
ator Davis, has never yet been used by the
committee but furnishes first-class loahng
place for visitors from your State IT VIII
be a cold day for West Nirginians IN WASH
ington ii that committee should take no
ton TO meet regularly. Ian.
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Collision on the River.

EVANSVILLE, lND, March 2O.-The Bow
ling Green descending, and the Longfellow
and barge, ascending collidcd near the
mouth of Rough Creek, yesterday after
noon, in Green river, knocking a large
hole in the starboard bow of the Bowling
Green and knocking oil corner of the
Longfcllow : barge. The barge was run
ashore and the freight removed and bulk
head built. which enabled it to go on. The
Bowling Green took a little water but came
in all right and will be prepared to leave
on time.
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Mysterious Murder.

MEMPHIS, March 20-Albert Thomas, Jr..
son of Rev. Albert Thomas was found dead,
last night, on the front porch Of a grocery
store, in the northeastern portion OF the
suburbs of the city. He was lying on his
face, with a bullet hole through his body.
His right hand grasped pistol, four cham
berS OF which had been discharged, Peo.
pie in the neighborhoOd say they heard
live shots fired at ten o'clock. Great mys-
terry surrounds the killing. The deceased
was a young man - years old. About one
year ago he killed negro in m adjoining
county. and it may be relatives OF the dead
man avenged the killing of their kinsmap
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-21
Lightning Jerkers.

PITTsBURGH, March 20.-The telegraphers
OF the United States convened here to-day
for the purpose of organizing a National
Protective Association. The convention Is
the largest gathering of telegraphers ever
held, ninety-three delegates being present
from Cincinnati, Chicago, st. Louis, Tole'
do, Baltimore, Buffalo, New York, Wash
ington, Philadelphia and other cities, as
well as the leading railroads. NJ. W. Shaw
OF ST. Louis, was elected permanent chair
secretary. a commit ttee on permanent or
ganization are now at work. 1t is thought
the deliberations will occupy two days.
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Fatal Shooting ARRAY.

DENVER, COL, March 2O.-Information
has reached here OF the shooting affray at
Caracas, Col, resulting in the killing Of
one Mexican and the dangerous wounding
of another, by +. 7. Mawbry, all employe
of the Denver and Rio Grande railroad.
Mawbry owed the Mexican Si and offered
TO pay, but the latter claimed IS. dis.
puteresulted in Mexican's beating Nav
bry, who shot in self-defense. The high
position of the McxiCans created a bitter
feeling among this element, who were
about TO lynch Mawbry, when he was
taken to the Chama Jail for safety, from
whence he escaped.
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Prosecuting Preacber

PHILADELPHIA, March 20.-The Baptist
ministers adopted a resolution, protesting,
in the name OF Christianity, against the ar
rest of Godfrey Hubert, Baptist pastor at
st. keim, Norway, sentenced by the Court
OF Justice of Norway to pay fine of $500
for baptizing a convert, both of whose
parents were members of the church. This
is characterized as mot the rash act of a
mob" but the formal action of court law,
which stands in painful contrast to the
fact that every year hundreds of thousands
of immigrants from Scandinavia are well
come to the United States to enjoy citizen
ship, and the fullest liberty in the exercise
of their religious sentiments.
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Heated Corn,

CHICAGO, March 2O.-The 100000 bushels
two elevators which was reported to be in
tested with weevil was posted on Change,
to-day, as heating and as containing weevil.
The posting created far less excitement
than the first reports on Saturday, and the
prices of corn we're about cent higher for
regular number two. The posted corn was
sold at COZ cents. No report has bee made
on the other elevator which was said to
have vpevil