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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-03-04

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THEWORLD'S DOINGS.
A Summary OF the Daily News.


Rear Admiral Wyman, United State navy,
was stricken with paralysis In Washington
lately and lies in a critical condition.
Senator-elect Riddleberger, Of Virginia, is
expected soon TO become involved in a duel
with Capt. w. p. Mccarthy, q Washington
correspondent, because of severe personal
structures by the latter upon the former.
Hon. Samuel Bigbee has been elected Chief
Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the Cherokee
Nation, and Hon. J. Chales and B. Mayer As
sociate Justices.
Admiral Robert II. Wyman, U. s. Navy,
died suddenly in Washington recently from a
stroke OF paralysis.
The Garfield Board Of Audit have allowed
the following claims for professional services:
Bliss, $500; Agnew and Hamilton, $1,000
each; Reyburn and Boynton, $4,000 each I;
Edison, $1,000. Bills for services and supplies
were all settled, as were also bills for extra
services Of Government employees. The total
appropriation to pay the claims against the
estate was $50, 500, Of which SIS, 500 was spe-
cially appropriated for physicians and medical
attendance. The allowances for physicians,
etc, amount to 5000 less than the amount
appropriated, and the allowances for outside
claims are about $ll,0 900 less than the amount
available, thus making total balance Of about
$4,000 out of the entire appropriation.
Gen. Bingham, Chairman of the House Post
Office Committee, states that his committee
will report in favor Of reducing letter postage
from three cents to two cents on the half
ounce.
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CONTROLLER KNOX isreported tohave
made a recommendation to the Secretary
of the Treasury, in which he proposes
that the Government refund the Fours
in Threes, giving holders of the Fours
fifteen dollars in money on every one
hundred dollars. The Controller believes
the greater part of the Fours would be
thus refunded, and that the banks would
make n special effort to secure success for
the refunding plan. 1t would give them
a twenty-four year bond at three per
cent. as the basis for their banking, and
at the same time give them the advan-
tage of the premium. On the other
hand, he thinks there will be great saw
ing in the interest charge. He figures
that, in making the exchange, the hold
ers Of the bonds would receive for each
one-hundred-dollar bond three per cent.
bond running until 1907 and fifteen dol
lars in money. His calculations are that
by this plan the Government would save
a total of 100000, or s2,5OO,OOO a
year.
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SENATOR JOHN A. LOGAN, in a
lengthy letter recently published, re-
plies in forcible terms TO Gen. Grants re-
cent magazine article justifyiBg Fitz
John Porter and pleading for his restora-
ton to the army. Gen. Logan makes
the point that if Gen. Grants sub-com-
manders had obeyed his orders no better
than Porter obeyed the orders of Pope,
the hero Of Appomattox would have
hardly been as successful as he was.
The Senator further says that as he was
rst confirmed in his own conclusions as
TO PortePs guilt by the opinion of Gen.
Grant, he must be excused from chang
ing his belief simply because the ex-
President has altered his.
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AMONG the measures which Congress
Will be urged to take early action upon is
that restoring to the public domain certain
lands in Southeast Missouri, granted to
the Iron Mountain Railroad. 1t is stated
that the company do not wish the lands,
and, besides that, as the present road is
not contiguous to them they should revert
back TO the Government and be thrown
open for purchase and settlement. The
lands are in the mineral region, and the
section in which they are situated is in
great demand at present by immigrants.
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DURING the past two weeks events in
Egypt have succeeded each other rapidly
and have mad tendency to confirm what
was before thought TO be the policy Of
England upon the Eastern question.
Baker Pasha, himself an Englishman
who has fourished rs an exile from his
native land, but who is a confidential
friend OF the Sultan, has been summarilv
deposed, by direction of Lord DufTerin
from his place as Commander-in-Chief of
the Egyptian army. He is relocated to
the charge Of the police, and his place is
70 be filled by an English officer with AN
English staff. In separating Egypt from
turkey 1t was not thought wise to have
the Egyptian army in the hands Of a
conhdant of the Sultan. Arab Pasha
has been permitted to admit that his late
war was a rebellion, for which he re-
celved the aristocratic sentence of han
lShment to some comfortable place with
out loss OF pay or distinction. II was
feared trial might reveal too much.
The Khedive is mere servant of lord
Duferin, who really rules Egypt as the
representative Of England, while the
Ahedive merely stands by and meeklv
does the bidding of his master. England
Is gradually tightening her grasp. and 70
what complications it may lead the near
future alone can reveal.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-15

NEW YORK was considerably stirred
up recently over the attempt to enforce
n somewhat rigid Sunday law, but as
usual the little fish were caught and the
big ones permitted to swim with immu-
nifty from official vengeance. Newsboys
who earned few pennies by selling Sun
day papers were collared and led trem-
blingly TO prison, their appeals perhaps
drowned by the click Of glasses from a
neighboring saloon that dealt out LIQUOR
regardless. of the law. The order 70
cease all secular occupations was
sweeping, yet Elevated Railway cars
Kept up their clatter past second-story
windows, while the rag-picker was
dragged off to prison. The horse cars
monopolized the streets, but the express
man who dared to earn a quarter by
taking passengers trunk to the depot
was provided with city accommodations.
Barber shops, news stands, cigar peddlers,
all went down in the general wreck.
Passengers who arrived on the morning
trains could not get their baggage taken
to the hotels, and participants in a sacred
concert were raided by the police. Some
I'VE hundred arrests were made. and
New York for once, it was said, presented
the appearance of a staid New England
town.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-15

In late railroad accident near Towanda,
Pa, in which a portion of the wret K was
burned, Engineer Foulke, who was pinioned
in the cab in his own wrecked locomotive, saw
the flames spreading around him and called to
the train hands to cut away the cab. His right
leg could not be extricated, and he knew he
must roast alive unless the cab was cut away
Every effort was made to relieve him, but
without success, and he persisted in the
flames.
The State Temperance Alliance, of New
Jersey, recommended the 9th day of January
as day of prayer and conference on the sub
ject Of prohibition.
The excess of imports of merchandise for
the twelve months ended October 81, 1882
was SIC, sos, go. Excess of exports OF gold
and silver, coin and bullion for the same time
SS5,Z13OS9. Valve OF imports Of merchandise
same period $751; $50, 500.
The Royal Alhambra Theater in London and
many other buildings were totally destroyed
by fire on the 9TH. 1t was the largest fire in
London for many years. 1t required the
whole fire department Of the city to subdue
the flames.
The late snow storm was very severe in
England, railroad traffic in many districts
OeinS "nolly suspended.
Gen. Joe Wheeler has been nominated in the
Eighth Alabama district for Congress to sue
coed Lowe, deceased.
AT Cairo, Egypt, Mohamed Sami, Aballah
Pasha, Ali Fechmy and Taulba Pasha, pleaded
guilty TO the charge Of Rebellion. They were
sentenced to death but the sentence COM
muted to exile for life by the Khedive
The late cold snap was very severe in the
Northwest. At Sioux Falls, D. T., the Their
mometer stood at fifteen degrees below zero
Reports from the extreme western portions
OF Kansas and Nebraska say the late snow
storm was very severe on cattle on the
prair1es, which were said to be suffering &C.
verely, as the snow was deep, cold intense and
the shelter limited
In Washington a citizens committee ap-
pointed TO secure greater protection against
burglars and sneak thieves, has been furnished
with valuable clews by the noted three card
monte men, O'Leary and Murphy, now in the
district jail, and a private detective has been
employed TO verify them. II the detective
succeeds, the committee viii make a present
ment to the grand jury and make public the
system Of dividing spoils between professional
thieves and certain members Of the Washing
ton police. q
In the Senate on the eth the resolution Of
inquiry as to political assessments, offered by
Mr.. Beck was discussed and the bankrupt Law
considered. The House in committee OF the
whole considered the Indian appropriation bin
The American observing party at Yelling
ton, New Zealand, took go photographs of
the transit of Venus. -
A fire at Covington, Tenn, destroyed $50,
900 worth Of property.
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lately Trinler cut his wife's throat almost from
ear to ear, and then did the same work for
himself, being dea1when found. No particu-
lars could be had, the wife being speechless.
1t is supposed an attack of insanity growing
out of business troubles was the cause, Trim
ler's mind being on the litigation he was con-
Quoting.
McCreery & Bender, a Chicago stock yards
firm, have failed for $4,000. They have been
doing a commission business in live stock on
trust for two years. A few unfortunate ship
ments TO New York caused break I'D.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-15

Gov. ORDwAY has gone tn Washing
ton TO urge Dakota matters on Congress.
A committee of citizens of YanktOn
County preparded memorial to Congress,
asking authority to issue $3.50, OOOin four
and-a-half per cent bonds to redeem the
present bonded debt, and get small
grant of land to help pay the debts.
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CURRENT COMMENT.

CAPT. ALLEN MAY, of Hardin Coun-
~, Kentucky, aged 1O1 years, recently
procured license to marry young Lady
aged nineteen, in the same county.
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$9,1oO.6S2


This amount of semi-annuai duty. which il
the largest collected I'm any year since the es-
tablishment OF the MISUNDERSTANDING ys en-
exceeds the amount collected in the fiscal year
ended June 20. 1881. by $657, 131.
The Nationaibank notes received for re-
compton during the fiscal year amounted to
$l6,019.3s., an Increase over the preceding year
of ,06S, or more than 271s per cent
DEPOSITS FOR RETIREMENT OF BANK CIR
CULATION.
The ninth sect, on of the act Of July I2,lss2.
extending the charters OF National banks. lin
Its to 81 1900 month the deposits OF lawful
money which may be made for the withdrawal
or bank circulation under Sec OF the acf
OF Juno 20, 1s74. exclusive OF the amount
which may DO withdrawn In consequence of
the calling by the Secretary OF the Treasury
OF bonds for redemption. The amount de-
posted on this account from the date of the
passs s, Ss Of the act % Oct 81 is
OF lawful money deposited with the
Treasurer and Assistant Trcasurers of the
the United States and e2,6g9485 OF the pro-
c c OF called bonds The deposits Of. law
ttrement OF the circulation OF National banks
In voluntary liquidation were SI.so0. Las No
lose OF the public money has occurred in the
once during the last year.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-15

ALASKA is paying her way and yielding q
revenue to the Government Since the pur.
chase Of the territory the fur seal fisheries
have yielded SIC. 0O0. 0)0 to the Treasury. I'm
less the seals are destroyed altogether. they
win continue 70 be q source Of great profit.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-15

BISHOP O'REILLr, of Springfield, Mass, on
returning froma visit to Ireland. says that
there has bern as much improvement among
tie people In the last four years IS during the
previous quarter Of a century. But he thinks
that Ireland relies too much on America
The people," he explains. ''receive SO much
money from this country that they depend
upon 1t to pay their rent with, and are not
thrown on their own resources. 1t might be
well TO give them a lesson.n
Daily Republican., 1882-03-20
John y Js ferris the News boy.

johnny Jttferis.the well known news
boy, who Tor years has served papers
in this city with his goat team, has
written a letter to "Harper's Young
People, in which he states that he has
the wings of 70 different species of
birds, tnat he would like to exchange
for those of California or Florida. Be-
sides these he has q number of other
curiosities consisting of minerals,
ores and petrifactions, that he has
collected. In concluding his letter he
says:
II have never walked, being paralyzed
In my lower limbs from birth. Yet |
manage TO get around. l have team
OF white goats, Billy and Bob. With
them l 60 cunning, and travel some.
times five or six miles. enjoy fishing
and bOat.riding built myself little
skitf, and called her Little Eva," aud
in this sail out on the Brandywine
into the broad waters OF the Della ware
and am often gone for hours. | have
lots OF fun although never took a step
in my life. l am always jolly. l have
served papers three years and make
from $3 to 81 week. did not lose a
day last winter, no matter how cold or
snowy. My customers would always
know that Jol,nny and his well.known
team would be- faithful"
Daily Republican., 1882-03-20
In Death HOt Diyided.
From the Lincoln (NOb,) Journal.

Tn. double funeral on Sunday last Of
Mr.. Michael Rudolf and his wife Isa-
bella, who came TO Lincoln in the first
year OF its history, and died at a ripe
old age within eight hours of each other
on Thursday, was one of the most pa.
thetic and interesting incidents that
ever occurred in this country. Mr.. Ru-
d0lf had reached the advantage age Of
81, 10 years older than his wife, to
whom be has been married over half q
century. He had been gradually fail.
ing for several months, his mind and
body growing feebler every week, and
his death was, Of course, not unexpect-
ed. About week since Mrs. Rudolf
caught an apparently slight cold, which
developed into bronchitis, and thought
1t would have been quickly thro wn oft
by younger and more vigorous patient
she quickly sank under It and died at
10 o'clock Thursday morning. The
who has faithfully minister.
ed to the wants of the aged couple in
their declining years, supposed her
father would not be able to comprehend
his loss, and he seemed to notice moth.
ing that was going on around him. But
she approached his bedside and told
him that mother had gone before him.
He understood the message. "Ah, dear!
1t is a pity she should go first" Kiss
me, my child" and soon after he breath.
I'd his last as peacefully as though go.
nE to sleep.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-20
A $40 90 BiDllcal Reward,

The publishers OF Rutedge's Monthly
offer ten valuable rewards in their
Monthly for April, among which is the
following:
We will give $40. 90 In gold to the per-
son telling us which is the middle verse
IN the New Testament Scriptures by
April 10Th, 1882 Should two correct
answers be received the reward will be
divided. Tho money will be forwarded
to the winner April 10Th, 1882. Persons
trying for the reward N, st send 20
cents in silver (no postage stamps
taken) with their answer, tor which
they viii receive the May Monthly, in
which the name and address of the
winner OF the reward and the correct
answer will be published. This may be
worth $50 90 to you; cutit out. Address
PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Eas on, Penna.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-20

The sermon was excellent and wa,
listened to with the greatest attention
by the large congregation.
The dedicatory services proper having
been concluded . solemn Pontifcal
Mass was celebrated by Bishop Becker,
assisted by the Rev. 4. j. Rebman, OF
New Castle, Deacon; the Rev. p. Cor
binian, o. s. B., of the church Of til Q
Sacred Heart, sub.deacon, and the Rev.
II. /. Taylor, of st. PanPs and G. j.
Kelly, Of st. Joseph's, Deacons of
Honor. The Revs. B. j. Kelley, of St.
Peters, VIM. Dollard, of st. James and
M. X. Fallon, of the new church, also
participated in the services, Father
Kelley acting rs master of Ceremonies.
The music was rendered In q beauti.
full and effective manner by St.
Patrick's choir, composed of the follow
ing persons:
Sopranos, Mrs. Kennedy, Miss Mary
Curley. Miss Sarah Latferty, Miss
Annie keogh, Miss Rose German;
Alto, Miss Rose Megary; Tenors, Law.
renee Curran, James Curran, John Cur
ley, John Conway; Bassos, Thomas
Caulfield, choir-master; Frank Mellon,
Lewis German. They were underl the
OF Prof. Il. V. eau field, of the
al Riyhmond, Va, who is a
brother of James A. Caulfeld, both
sous Of the choir-master VINO pres ded
at the organ yesterday, and will con
inue to serve in that capacity. The
comprised selections from
MoAart's celebrated Twelfth Mass O., d
w eber's Mass ing. Professor Ritchie's
orchestra of twelve pieces accompanied
the choir and closed the morning ser.
wees with q well performed over.
ture.
At $50 o'clock Pontifcal Vespers
were held III the church, Bishop Becker
This service was also
largely attended.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-20

Renewer is scientific combination of some
OF the most powerful restorative axe ats In the
vegetable kingdom. 1t restores gray hair to
Its original color. 1t makes the scalp white
and clean. 1t cures dandrutt and humors,
and falling out of the hair 1t furnishes the
nutritive pr nciple by which the hair Is nour
ished and supported. 1t makes the hair
moist, soft and glossy, and is unsurpassed as
a hair dressing. 1t IS the most economical
ever offered to the public, as its
effects remain a long time, making only an
occasional application necessary. 1t is re-
commended and used by eminent medical
men, AMI officially endorsed by the Stale AS
sayer Of Massachusetts. The popularity Of
Halls Hair kenewer has increased with the
test of many years. both in this country and
In foreignl ands. and it Is now known and
used in all the civilized countries Of the world
Fer sale by all dealers.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-20

The Report Of Registrar Frazer for
the week ending at noon Oh Saturday
last, shows that during the week, there
were q births, marriages .and 28
deaths reported, as follows:
Causes of Observation-Disclosures, 5; pneu-
III onia, 5; consumption, 3; membraneous
Group, .; paralysis, 2; general debility,
2; smallpox, inflammation of stomach,
consumption of bowels, sen'lity, acci-
dent, inflammation OF lungs, bilious fever,
typhoid fever, maraemus, each.
rotal..desths reported, 2S classified as
follows: Born in the United States, "a
England, l; Ireland, l; Germany, /;
Sweden, l; males, 8; females, 20; whites,
%, blacks, 8; under l year OF age, 7;
from to five, 5; 5 to 10, l; 10 to 70, /;
20 to 80, 3; 80 to 40, 2; 40 to 80 Il; SO to
60, 2; 60 to 20, 2; ~. to 80, 1: 80 to 90, /;
80 70 100, 2; adults, IA; min, RS, IA. Died
at the almshouse, 2; coroner's cases, 9;
stillborn, 2; brought here ior interment,
Deaths by wards--First ward, 2; Sec.
oond, 4; Third, l; Fourth, 2; Fifth, 2;
Sixth, 4, Seventh, 6;.Eighth, 8; Ninth, 1;
Tenth, 2; Eleventh, 1: total, Is; total for
the corresl onding week Of last year, 4.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-20
Physlology y and Hygiene.

A large audience, composed entirely
Of ladies, assembled in the FRI ent's Ly-
ceum room at Fifth and West streets
last Saturday afternoon, to hear Flor
ence Stubbs; MD; lecture on "Physiol.
ogy and Hygiene" The subject was
handled in mastery manner, and H.
lustrated by charts aud skeletons, which
rendered the lecture highly entertaining
and instructive. This was the first of
q series of five upon subjects that every
lady should be acquainted with. The
next lecture will be given next Wednes
day afternoon at the same place, and
will be illustrated by charts and man.
akin, 30 that all can fully understand
the subject.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-20
A WiiainytOniau oy Birth.

Among the number Of dstectives, who
have recently been the subject of much
comment, in Philadelphia, number
of whom were discharged from the
force, was Henry Weyl, who was born
in this city and resided here for nun.
brr of years. He has brother, Char
les Weyi in this city, who has a bak-
cry on East Second street, together
with many friends and acquaintances
who have been interested in the pro.
ceedings against tue detective force.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-20

Fountain the Tonsorfst,

A. Fountain, 8. w. corner OF Sixth
and Market streets, has one Of the bes,
fitted out tonsorial departments In the
city. He has . quadrangular shaned
mirror beforo which are placed four
barber chairs all fronting the mirror.
Having such q large number Of chairs
he Is able to accommodate q large num-
ber Of customers aud nobody has to
wait long for his turn.
"Malta.C0coa Malta-Coaes
"Malta Cocoa p II tea or coffee
disagree with you Malta Cocoa will
not. Nourishes and strengthens. For
sale by p. H. Wood, 10th and Market
streets.
Good Pletaros.
If you are Judge of pictures look al.
others specimens, then at ours, and at
once you will see where to get your
likeness takeu-Beecher's, 3l5 Market
street.
skinny Men.
Wells Health Remover. Absolute
cure for nervous debility and weakness.
OF the generative functions. 81 at drug
gists. Depot, IL. II. Bringhurst.
FrNft and Ornamental Trees.
A splendid assortment for sale cheap.
Address, William r. Peters, y. o.
drawer 10, Wilmington, Del.
Rheumatism In It's Worst Forms
has never been known IN fail to yield
to s. s. S. when taken as directed. 1t
never fails to cure. Price 81. 90 and S1. rs
per bottle Of all druggists.
Oysters,
II you want to get the best and fresh.
est oysters in the market 60 to Ain.
scow's, I'll Shipley street. 20, 25, 81
and 40cts. per quart; and also wholesale
and retail.
Casarrh Of tho Bladder
Singing, smarting, irritation of the
urinary passages, diseased discharges,
cured by "Buchupaiba." Druggists.
Depot, H. r. Bring ghurst.
Painiing and Graf ming.
Tilghman Dapner is ready to do all
kinds Of painting and graining, 5lO
Market street.
Nam, Jam, Slam.
i<cN' Va ouuo anu Cuuo III ClkAIb Auu
tobacco. Closing out just now very
cheap. Chapman, Fourth and Shipley
streets.
Butter.
Twenty firkins OF outtsr for sale at
tails 81 and 81 Third street market.
n. b. Appleton.
Stiil Copying.
Sutterley & Co. are still copying old |
pictures and enlarging them to every
size at their fine gallery, 3O2 Market st. |
For Rheumatism and lameness in the
pack, limbs and joints Fink's Magic
)il has no equal, can be had at Beaton
Smiths Pharmacy, cor 7th and Pine
treets Money refunded if not entirely |
Persons about to invest in hair
,rush and comb should call on j. X.
hartman, the druggist, 9th and Poplar
treets. Re will sell you something
'erv handsome for a very little money.
st. Joseph's Salve, a positive cure for
'urns, bruises, cuts, corns and bunions.
Cor sale by Taylor & Fullerton, 800
King street.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-20

Miss Lizzie Marcellous, chief eques-
trienne of Dan Rice's Great Show, met
with very severe accident at Cadiz,
Ohio, on the Fourth of July last. 1t
appears that the lady was executing u
most difficult piece of ring horse
manship, when some boys exploded fire
cracker, causing her horse to leap from
the ring and throw her on her head and
shoulders, intlicting very severe inju-
ries. 1t was thought she would be laid
up for long time, but the use of St.
jacobs Oil for two days completely
restored her to heath and duty.-Chat-
canooga, Tenn, Daily Times.