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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-19
NEIenBoRHooD NEWS.


Mrs.. John Price Is now recovering from o
Siege Of sickness,
No one bas guessed that double wedding
for Thusday night.
Rev. MeKallip has been away this week on
q visit to his family.
Miss Headley Is in town again, after an ab.
sence Of several months.
Mr.. Fred. Muhleinan, who has been sick for
many weeks, Is still no better.
Mr., Frank Osborne Is back again at his
work in the G. & +. telegraph office.
DR.. MCGraw was takensuddenly sick Tues.
day night, and fell from his chair In such
way rs to cut his head severely.
We unintentionally omitted one from the
list OF characters represented at the Dickens
party. Mrs. Joe Gargery was represented by
Miss Matte Rankin.
The City Council has refused to offer more
than SIS 30 per post forgas, and has deter
mined to do nothing further until another
proposition is made by the gas company.
The ladies OF the Gravel Hill Sunday
School will give supper in the Blaney build
Ing, corner OF Forty.sixth and Jefferson
streets, Friday evening. A good supper and
refreshments may be bad from haif:past five
till ten o'clock. An admission fee OF ten cents
will be charged. All are invited,
MouNDsylLLE.
Capt. b. B. Doyener, Of Wheeling, was in
town Tuesday.
L. d. Doty, ex.cashier Of the bank, has re-
turned to Pittsburgh.
Thomas Riley, attorney at law, Of Wheel.
ing, was in town Tuesday.
J, W. McKimmIe. Clariap,on,s nonnlor
Young druggist. wasin town NSndov
n r C,tSoo,, H.. -, A. -. ~
a. L w. o1as " mss t . " l9wm, Mter
"r uV.e,.Vo VI Se,etal u"ys 0n lee1l business
ffot. hlehatd stahl, oil wheeling, assisted
by competent persons; Will give . musical
concert IN masonic Hall, Thursday evening
.ha III ua H Ma VI on nOor gave supper III
~Ns oSnoronS3a ~, ~ Sao P.eSSN M. t.Ine
appropriate addresses were made Inv I A
| Ewing and II, Criswelf.
Tho Marshal, Corr,y Ran. ho,5 ., ala
Non If oftiSar" ioSt .aS ~ ne a,i S 81 e "
MN y. oCefs ;SI WeeH; me new board Of
LIZ 7 - II,ol,. n 0TWHayme, u W Ealla'
II y " Wv1nsl, A. ~ M ileTSs'
80 ?. ~ 1.o. anu Tan H. w. H5oMn; ny OH
49,, aTe' 1I;.o piSt IFeS ~ y. A.
CoSSSS. nMs boHS u Sa. ~, u, W. h sLi'
tLa Isao.,t. ~. a"S 5'IsrgssSu nneIy'
srs S 1 H. O''"s sVVu "Hu DuS'neSs /" gen
sASA VI 80
our Town was considerably agttated oyer
tue report that smallpox was in our midst.
II was reported that Mr.. Barger Evans, who
came here from Pittsburgh. was confined
| uiIh Su1llDoy b,,f rnoT ;,,roSt,,ot;n,. Il
v,oS t,,,nS II H. ',,,t.,,a L. iN;.e ~ u. -.
] NtA9 louHu " uS uhb, uet he ueilB III Win
some species OF lever, but not smallpox. The
report caused O decrease in the attendance of
scholars at the schools. Professor HAYNES Is
mo 4" ,so,,, ~ l.. it, ~ ne
.nV az ~ anu iounu Una
hot Lhe shSnteSt uAnser cou1u occur from a L
| be we'll for our citizens TO have themselves
and children vRcninGInd ne nravenI;vo
nsst,,.t tL;s Sj,o"sS y, ~ ~ sn' l.
siS Us " pe PFeVA-
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Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and CRYING
with the excruciating pain OF cutting teeth
II so, go at once and get bottle Of Mrs,
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. will relieve
the poor little sufferer neutrality-suspicious.
upon It; there Is no mistake abOutit. There
Is not mother on earth who has ever used
1T who will not tell you at once that 1t will
regulate the bowels, and give rest to dc
mother, and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. It Is perfectly safe to
use in all cases, and pleasant 10 the taste, and
Is the prescription Of the Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States. Sold everywhere. 26 cents bottle
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Atnl package ofaBLAoK.DRAUeHrr

Iree Of charge. - TF=7T
For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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PERsONAL PICKINGs.
Interesting Intelligence About Vario,
Individuals.

Interesting Intelligence About Various
Individuals.
Hon. Charles James Faulkner Is in the
Bishop Kahn returned home from the East
( yesterday.
Sheriff J. G. Ward, of Randolph county,
is here on business.
w. w. johnson, a prominent citizen oil
Barbour county, Is in the city.
Capt ]. T. Harding, ex-sheriff OF Randolph
county, was in the city yesterday.
Carlos Esch, OF schnepfs drug store, has
gone to Cleveland to visit his relatives.
Sheriff H atherly and Deputy A. 7. Daniels,
OF Barbour comfy, are among the visitors at
! the capital.
Mr.. CreSap, OF Randolph county, was at
his, deskin the House OF Delegates yesterday
for the first time this session.
Mr. Clarence l.. Smith, OF Fairmont. well
known and well liked in Wheeling, is around
among his many old friends here.
Judge Morrow's sent In the House was va
cant yesterday, he having been called to
Clarksburg on important professional bust.
ness.
Rev. Fathers Hickey, OF Parkorsburg and
! i2heAatASlNQ VI AAaAkSlt uIG epuuuAllk lew uuyA
in the city, the guests Of Bishop Kahn at the
Cathedral.
Nv. johnson, ESQ.,, Clerk OF The Circuit
Court OF Barbour county, was among the
prominent citizens Of the State sojourninS in
Z Wheeling yesterday.
Atcssrs MofIett and Beckwith, and Misses
Moore, 6rantham and Camden, accompanied
Major Anderson to Moundsvitle yesterday,
and spent the day at the Penitentiary.
Governor Jackson and wife'returned from
Petersburg last evening, where they were
called last Saturday by the sad and sudden
death Of the Governors youngest sister, Ms.
Howard Neal.
Mr. and Mrs. Cash Evans, OF Wheeling,
werein the city yesterday evening attending
the crystal wedding OF Mr.. and Mrs Lem.
Battelie. Mrs. Evans Is an excellent per.
former on the piano. BelIdire Independent
]. .. Heatherly, sheriff OF Barbour county;
J.Y. Johnson, Clerk Of tho Circuit Court 81
the same county; ]. \. Harding, late sheriff
Of Randolph county, James Monroe late
sheriff and at present clerk oi the Harrison
county Circuit Court; and MOSsrs, Jacob
Ward and Pat Orchard, OF Randolph csnuty:
We're the visitors at the Auditors Office YES.
Iterday,
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A Couch. Cold or Sore Throat should be
stopped. Neglect irequently results in an In.
durable lung disease or consumption.
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams,
but act directly on the infatned parts, allay.
ing irritation, give relief in Asthma, Bron.
chitis, Coughs, Catarrah and Throat Troubles
which singers and public speakers are sub
ject to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
'Iroehes have been recommended by physi-
Having been tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they have al
tained well.merited rank among the few
staple remedies Of the age. Sold al 25 cents a
boS everywhere. TTHs&w
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WASHINGTON, D. c., January 19-1A NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, light
snow or rain, followed by partly cloudy
weather, slight changes in temperature
winds mostly from northwest to southwest
slight rise, followed by falling barometer.
For the Lake Region, light snow and
partly cloudy weather, winds mostly from
south to west rising, followed by falling
barometer, slight changes In temperature.
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Springs.
An interesting question now pending If
the House of Delegates, having come from
the last session, is the proposed change II
the government of Berkeley Springs. in III.
town Of Bath, in Morgan county. seyeral
bills have been introduced proposing to max,
alterations in the manner OF conduetinT nv
business Of the Springs There Is disputs
as to whether the title to the Sprines Is IL.
gally vested In the State, In the town AZ Batb
or in the Board OF Trustees. The Bill was , mn
in the House this week, but was referred II
the Committee on the Judiciary for renort
upon this disputed point.
It seems that the present Board Of TINS.
tees claim that they are the legal descenlanfs
OF Lord Fairfax, who originally held tbs
property on which the spring Is located bv
royal grant. Hon. Charles James FauikneS.
who Is a member Of the present Board o.
Trustees is In the city to represent the claims
OF the Board before the COMMITTEES. MANY Of
the members Of the Legislature who have in.
yestigated the subject have adopted the view
that the springs arc State property. and
ought TO be so administered as to become n
source Of revenue 10 the State.
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We will send DR.. Dyes celebrated Electro.
Voltaic Belts and other electric appliances
on trial for thirty days to young men and
older persons who are afflicted with nervous
debility, lost vitality, etc, guaranteeing
speedy relief and complete restoration Of
neuralgia, paralysis, liver and kidney Diff.
illustrated pamphlet sent free. Address
Voltaio Belt Co., Marshall, Mich. ErRsAw
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cR1mEs Ann AcCInENTn.

RAYvtLLE, La, January 1s.-Durlng a
saloon fight at this place to-day, W. 7. Lit.
lie, white man, blew of the head Of q
Colored man named Milus Matthews with
q shot gun.
BELOW, La, January 2s.-Jacob Chap
man, the colored man sentenced TO DO exc
cuted next Friday, escaped from jail last
night He was aided in his flight by friends
outside.
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virginia LeEIslnture.

RICHMOND, January lS.-The Senate or
dered engrossed the bill looking to the con.
solidation Of the Richmond & Allegheny
railroad with lines through the Western
States. The Senate postponed the bill till
Tuesday next for the election OF State
officers by ayote Of 20 TO II. Nine Massey
Readjusters voted with the Democrats.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ct JAMES UOTrr.

". L. Barnes, FaIrmont. ". II. wyley, Fairmont.
J. L. Wyley, Fair.nont. c. L. Koener Pittsburgh.
J. M.Gambte, Pittsburgh. NJ Tucker, Parkenburg.
A.w. 0xnnrd n. MRrtInSv. J. p. Smith, city.
I. A. Barker city. A. A. FarrH, Columbus.
JohnA. Hill, Baltimore. J. +. Pittnan, baltimore
II. Il. Wells, st. Louis. W. =. Rea, PHILADELPHIA
X. r. Thornley,, Newport. ". s. Mitchell, Columbus.
WA. barry v. Alexander. ". l.. StOtSberTy, Grafton.
WI. Rutherford. Coibx s. H. Craytou, city.
Ja4. Hooks, Cincinnati. U.N. Amett, jr., Fairmout
J. E. Sample, Fairmont c. II. Camp, baltimore,
Q. Mckinney, FdIrmout. c. l.. Smith, FaIrmoht
s. s. Alain, Cleveland. G. d. bryan Philadelphia,
". RemhAn, baltimore. S. Il, HImeS, Cumberland.
G. B. Smith, Beliontalne. c. s. Sergeant Caldwell o.
II. c. Moore, PfttAburgh. J, G. Bell b, & 0RR.
W. II, CoFroth0rs Pittsburgh,
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REMARKS,

Although the run is more than twelve hundred
short q last weeks offerings, yet the number Il
which Is reported In the yards generally a. only
moderate to fair The quality does not come up to
that Of laStweekS offerings there being more com.
mon h9gs among them. We quote at 711SSa9c, with
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Ghe GtttelIi1genrer>
ONCE: Sos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth Street.


Bargains in Pianos-Head of local.
Significant Facts.
Stockholders Meeting.
Nurse Girl Wanted.
Rosewood Piano for Rent.
$50 Worth OF Books at Auction.
Notice.. o. Smith.
Wheeling Female CoIIege-Head Of local.
Room for Rent.
fsss. Marvin & Co.'s Pan Cake Flour.
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Perfection is not OF this world, hut we feel
safe in asserting that, as neutralizer OF pain
and extermlnator Of rheumatism, st. Jacobs
9il approaches the nearest toit, among rene
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BRADronp, Pa, January 1s.-Charles
Berry, Of Bradford, was blown to pieces
this afternoon at Richburg, N, Y, by the
explosion Of four pounds Of nitroglycerine.
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The offerings were In excess OF the demand TO.
day, and trade was slow throughout, Prices were
on SfASc, and In some very few instances greater
decline was experienced. The best grades showed
z diilercnee Of zsa14c, and common and medium
most saleS from 45IaJ<c Tho quality WaS fully as
good as It was last week ' -
a.. Much CAUSE.-THE market Is very dull and heavy.
Wholesale prices range from SIS 6Oa4O 90 per head,
THE GwTNR MIpvEr
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The offerings are scarcely more than half tho mum.
Per o. last week and yet they are in excess Of very
limited demand, which Is confined to the purchase
by one butcher OF the better grades which are Quite
scarce; There Is no outside demand and the FOOD
sheep being scarce, trade has only been active for
tnaL c!asS We quote prices at 31aGC for sheep, a.
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Thermometer Record.

THR usual merchants lunch at the New
McEure House Sample Rooms daily.
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osE HUNDRED DOLLARS reward for better
remedy. Williams Indian Pile Ointment &
q sure cure for Piles. nav
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FELLOWS HYPopHOspH1TEs

bA combination OF Hynophosphitcs o,,v,r,,0A
6y me In Canada while under tho prccesS al mi.
monty consumption, and which hGS since been
America and England with inprccede pted snSrCSs
u contains the elements essential to ths MIN
organization the oxodiEing agents and tonicS
In combination With the stimuIAIin1 S"eSt ,,t.,
hnol9s possessing The merit Of being an htiy aIfS.
;aSs t! Y dispensed in the convenient and pala.
Its effects are usually visible within twentv.torr
ny snd are marked BY stimulation Of lie anna.
I'VE, the digestion and eSsimIlRtlnn eS,atlS ~
directly into the circulation Il tones he nerve
qlsSSle exettA healthy action Of the secretons.
nel!het disturhs the stomach nor inIpres he Sya,
nnaer prolonged use and may BE- discontfnSsd;e ~
any time without Inconvenience, "
IN word II possesses the ktimulAnts IN ,,o,,..
me strength the toniCS 70 retain ii and reS,st "
hish degree Very respectfully, 'S''' VI .
Rs.Donot DO deceived by femedIc1 Ma rInS -,
III nae no Other Preparation Is substitute IN
,,,-..,. SOLD By ALI DRUGGISTS
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DON'T pIe In tho Homo

Ask druggists for Rough on Rats II
clears out rats, mice, bed hugs, reaches, yer.
min, files, ants, insects; 16c per Dor.
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Good rs octave rosewood piano near,,
new, used but shsrt time, will be sold nj
great bargain. Call and examine at Lucas
Music Store, 1142 Main street.
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Wars the use setting all day In the house
with bad cold or hacking cough when Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup will cure you in a short
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The arrivals Of cattle during the week amounted
% lI16 head, against 1853 last week, and head
during the week amounted to 1888 head, against
l,lOI last week, and $50 head the corresponding
week oil last year, and were rs follows:
To Baltimore ooO
10 country 337
10 Eastern 2OS
To Washington City dealc. 50
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jGSrxtwS -
CUTICIIRA

CUTICURA
caseaa a Se eE AZ s. y all dFpEss Price
boxes u. Cutlcura ReSolvent, the nav hiNSS q,
nnet y per bottle Cuticua MedcinnI TnIISt ~ =
rs SaHcun Medicinal Shaving SOAP. iSc n NJ,
d AZ I10eFs ana large consumen 6Oc. Principal
WEEKS q POTTER, Boston Mas
RML HEADS, LErTER HEADS 80
- For neat Bill Heads, Letter Hss1 ~
nmsa osrda de- 90 70 the DAILY Intelfenee1 In
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The following shows the range OF the Their
mometer, as observedat schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday:
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NoUNTY BOARD OF EQUALlZl
" TON AND APPEALS.
TO all Whom II May Concern.
Take notice that the Board of Eeuali1ation
and Appeals of Ohio county will commend.
their sitting MONDAY, JANUARY o. Isg
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ. All peronI
having petitions referred to this Board arc n.
quired to appear, and any Others having uly
business relating to their taxes for this YER
attend, as this Board meets but once a yen
By order Of the Board of Commissioners
jas JAS. B. QUARTER CLERK
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II you want to buy good pair OF Boots
and Shoes, go to l, v. Blends, 1875 Main
street -
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OUR buying humbng medicines. II You
are not well, stake Peruna. II costiyS,
Aanalln' .....-..-,..-
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Bargnin inapinno.

HApvery sore eyes, almost blind. Perup,
cured me. A. Bender, 8. s. Pittsburgh, IA
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Mothers, MothersI. srotheru.l II,

Buy your Boots and Shoes at L. v. Blends
No, 1885 Main street.
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oHFICE or CALyERroS LIVE Stock SCALES, l
MONDAY, January IL, 1857, !
REnE1prs Oh THE WEEK.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS

1881 1880
10 81 s. 20 10 90 IS 30
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aBLAoK.DRAUGHTn cure, cosliye,

ness and Sick Headac6e.
For sale by Logan { Go.
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dissolution.

In retiring from the late firm Of Boyd & Pn,hg,
liberal patronage heretofore extended the old I'm
and earnestly solicit for the new arm CORtiH5
dSsI ~ '1' sNPRATurR
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sWINE OF cARpuI" for Ladies only.
For sale by Logan & Co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-04-05

Brigade is weIl-disciplined and advancing in
the drill....-...-The war Is over, and Nash
vile has now a free bridge over the Cumber-
land. The street railroad has also subsidized.
and peace reigns Adam Diehl entered
room belonging TO the colored Order of
Immaculates to stretch an electric wire from
the city hall. The order has brought suit
against him for S50,0 900. The conplainants
allege that while defendants were at work in
the room they had ample opportunities to
examine into the mysterious effects of the
order, which, If revealed, would work serious
injury to the organization, and on these
grounds brought suit in he sum mentioned
above .........A car driver struck snd knocked
senseless little boy named Smith, who he
caught stealing ride on the rear end of his
car. When Smiths elder brother was in
formed of the affair, he gave Raiston gen
teel thrashing. Both the boy and driver
were taken 10 DR.. Ewes Office, where their
wounds were DIR, sstd. 49,. The Louisville
and Nashville railroad Is going TO deliver
coal in Louisville and Memphis at ten cents
a bushel-that road enters Nashville from
six directions-why cannot it lay coal down
in Nashville equally cheap. When the
streets here are lighted up with electricity,
let the wires be run under ground ......... Dur
ing March there were 365 cases in the Re-
corder's Court. 80. Two emigrants from
Georgia have arrived to settle in Tennessee.
.........T The season of building is usually
hardly under way at this season OF the year,
but in March the amount OF permits issued
was equal to the entire amount during the
first six months of 1881. During the three
months of this year permits for building TO
the value Of S446,6 have been taken out"
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The ReapporIioumenr of Mississippi.


The questions discussed by our Mississippi
exchanges during the past week have been
| chiefly those growing out of the nefarious
reapportionment, and the letters of General
| Chalmers and Colonel Singleton. Upon
these subjects there seems to be a singlar
unanimity, there being little indifference
| and almost no dissent.
| front with n new candidate for the Seventh
| district in the person of Thomas s. Ford,
and ciphers out very fair chance OF success
for its man.
| The Water Valley Central thinks the "ger-
| rymanderers" who fixed up the Third dis
trict will find it very difficult to shelve Mr..
Money, when the people have become better
| acquainted with the congressional appor-
| tionment bill.
The Oxford Eagle is reioiced TO learn that
| Colonel Singleton sis candidate to repre-
| sent the people OF the Fifth district in Con-
gress, subject 10 the action OF Democratic
convention. This completely takes the wind
out OF the sails of the little tricksters who
| attempted to shelve the old patriot"
The Tupelo Journal says: at is generally
| conceded that Colonel Singleton's removal
into his old district will settle the hash of
| the congressional aspirants who 'gerryman-
dered' him out of it, and secure him in 4
life lease to the position"
The Winona AdUdRce is eminently level
headed In It's remarks on the same subject
SIT will be hard to convince people that this
superintendent scheme was not worked in
the interest of several congressional aspir-
| ants. If it should turn out that any of those
to whom were entrusted this important legis-
lation were arranging for their own practi-
cal advancement, the people will be called
upon to decide whether their interests are to
be trihed with in this manner. The people
love fair play. and the interests of 1s5, $50
people stand far above the political fortunes
of any one man, no matter how deserving he
be. The matter will no doubt be fully ven
tilated, and we trust in the interest of our
party that it will be shown that no member
of the legislature sought to create congress
sionsl districts in his own interest"
The Columbus ID patch thinks that as the
matter now stands it would have been better
to have the old boundaries and elected a
congressman at large.
The Crystal Springs Monitor is clearly "of
opinion that the new apportionment has not
been made so much with view OF defeating
the Radical party as with the intention of
opening up the way for new aspirants for
Congress; the present representation having
SO strong hold on the popular heart as to
render this device necessary to secure the
oIiecto