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K YDIA L. PINKHAMS

K YDIA L. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
IsA
POSITIVE CURE
FOR ALL THOSE PAINFUL COMPLAINTS
AND WEAKNESSES so COMMON
TO OUR BEST FEMALE POPULATION.
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THE GERMAN CITIZENS AssocIATIoN.-
The officers OF the German Citizens's Asso-
citation are composed OF the following we'll
known gentlemen: ii. &. Miller, presl-
dent; L. Wagner, secretary; II. Bodeker,
assistant secretary.
The members OF the Executive Commit
tee consist in part as follows: V. A. Hal
bleib, William Flegenheimer, Charles L..
Siegel, Sol. Wise, William Reinhimer,
Theodore Heinson, Hermann Boschen, X.
Gunst, Adam Schmidt, IL. Metzger, }. A.
Beyer, w. Senft.
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EXCLUSION TO WAsHISGToN.-An excur-
sion train win leave Elba station, head OF
Broad street, this morning at $3.50 o'clock
for washington. Returning, the train Will
leave Washington ut 10 o'clock Monday
night, thus an'ording an opportunity 70
spend Easter Monday at the national capi-
tai. Special arrangements have been made
for the accommodation OF c0lored persons.
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ROE HERRISGs are getting scarce. w. ID.
BLAIR & Co., li09 east Naiu greet
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NORTH CAROLINA ROE, CUT, and GROSS HER
RINGS nj lowest prices at
VERNE & SLATER's,
seventh and Marshall streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-09

HusTIS0s CoUKr.-In the Hastings Court
yesterday William Winston, charged with
breaking and entering the house OF j. l..
Darlington and committing petit larceny
therein, was tried, convicted, and sentenced
also required surety for his good behavior
six months, in default Of which he was
committed to Jail. Two other charges OF
petit larceny pending against the accused
were dismissed.
The court was adjourned over until
Tuesday morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-09

THE THINGS WHICH WE ENJOY ARE PASSING,
and we are passing who enjoy them: but never
pass LANES MODEL DISISG-RooNs, No. 322
north Seventh street, without enjoying good 25c.
Breakfast, Dinner, or Supper.
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LIE GALLERY, MAIN sTREEr.-Card Photo
graphs, 81 dozen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-09
selling low at
s07 Broad street.

ANDREW PIZzINI's, JR.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-09

LEE GALLERY Copy Old Pictures successfully.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-09

LEE GALLERY Photograph children beautifully
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BEAUTIFUL EASTER EGGS,
all sizes and prices,

BEAUTIFUL EASTER EGGS,
all sizes and prices,
selling low at
ANDREW PIZzINrs, JR.,
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HAVE your photographs taken at the LEE CAL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-14
WASHINGTON.
Matters and Things at the Federal
Capital.
Prospect for the Passage Of an AppOrtiOn-
ment Biil-NO AdjOurnment-Beekand
the Pension A-rears-StatIS
Of the Funding Bill.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES AND GOSSIP.



WASHINGTON, January l3.-COngressman
Tepna told me, tonight, that Calkins, or
,ome other Republican member OF the
House would introduce sreSolutiOn to suS-
,snd the rules in order to take up and pass
he apportionment bill OF last session,
which provides for tiree hundred and
nineteen members on Monday next, if the
4oo- can be obtained. and if not, on the
following Monday.
The Republicans now favor the measure,
and the Democrats think it the best they
can get, so that if it is once brought up, it
Is likely 10 De passed without much dis
CuSSiOn.
Contrary to the usual custom, the House
did not adjourn over 20 Monday, il being
claimed that it was not necessary, as COM
mit,ee work was well up,
Senator Beck will eudeavOr To show up
The frauds committed under the pension
arrears bill IL a speech on next Monday.
lie SAWS he will Oe able to demonstrate that
tlt.Sjs.tCMgut Of Senator Davis, OF West
Virginia, as 10 the cost Oi the measure, was
correct. as well IS the neeIleSSnesS and i'm
propriety of the law.
Williams amendment 10 the Morrill,
Tariff Commission bill provides for the ap-
pnintueut Of a committee OF nine mem
ters. four from Ihe Senate and five from
the House. -,
The discussion of the Funding bill will
orc,pv most Of next week. Oi the three
rsgGiuc amendments, that of Senator Vest
rulry.S the National banks to use the
Jnrgc ver cent. bonds rs . basis for their
circulation.
That uf Plumb proposes that treasury
notes shall be- issued 70 replace all the Ma
;.o.. al ban& notes withdrawn from Circula-
ron. and that all the excess in the treasury
over one hundred million dollars shall be
used for the payment OF the National debt.
Davis amendment prevents the three
r.r cents being retired until all the bonds
..ar.IEa higher rate of interest and re-
CremaDlr 40 the pleasure Of the govern
men, hall have been retired, and also sub
sr5tursS the pleasure of the government
tu-trr five years limitation OF the Shcr-
man ti.l. and makes the last three per
C.rr, issued the iir>t 10 be called in.
The recent West Virginia arrivals are:
T. \. Cole, ot ParkCrsbUrg and W. l.. vii
o.. ti Charleston. Ian.
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FIRE RECORD.

TovAHo, WIs, January "a fire at
Ganclarc, Wis, yesterday, destroyed ".
II. smiths store and warehouse. Loss, S.
900; insurance, Si,SOO.
CNCINNyrI January l2.-An Owings-
vile, ky.. special says: News has reached
here Of the destruction, by fire. on Monday
might, "i the planning mill. saw mill griSt
MI. and wuolen mill of W. W. Monker &
Co, OF West Liberty, Morgan county Loss
500. They We're the finest mills in the
mountains, and employed the greatest
iercc ever known in the mountain region
lot Kentucky.
tWrNGo, January 13.-Crane Brothers
water pipe factory, No. - Judd street, was
burned This morning. Loss $4,000; uniu'
Eurrd The cause Was the dropping of fire
from the coupling furnace, and igniting
the wood work of the structure. 1t will be
rebuilt.
hISGSrDv, Ont, January 13.-The Kings
ton Knitting Company and row of small
tenementS are burned Loss $4,000; par
tally insured.
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ioy the ease of Senatorial chair. L
seemed to fit him very well. The sovereign
people of the Second Senatorial Dlstric
should take notice.
The Senate ordered new chairs Tor aus
clerks, but totally ignored the needs OF the
reportorial force Of the daily press.
Senator Brown wants the State 10 builc
an asylum for the idiotic, and relieve Yves
toms glorious Institution OF its surplus
population.
Among the visitors on the floor OF the
Senate yesterday were Treasurer O'Brien'
Secretary Stalnaker, private Secretary jack
son, Auditor Miller, DR.. Edwards, Andrew
Wilson and John o. Pendleton.
Senator McNeel appeared in his seat yes,
terday, Notwithstanding his colleague had
the day before obtained ten days leave
for him on account OF sickness. The SEN
ator's many friends were gratified to, gel
come him back, and observe his early re-
coyery.
Auditor Joe Miller was dubbed "stal-
yart'' by Senator Woods in his remarks
concerning the constitutionality Of appr,o'
priating money for the clerical forces in the
various state departments. 1t is not TO be
inferred that the auditor is CRANK and
a follower of the Guiteau or Conkling par,
ty, but probably that he is "stalwart"
bourbon"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-14

New YoRK, January 3. 3.-EusIness sctiye,
and orders more than usually libcfsi, and
prices are firm for most commodities, Win
q hopeful feeling In mercantile circles
Wheat and corn have been steady with
fair amount OF trade NJ former prices. Lard
and pork fairly active, but the advance OF
last week has been lost, and the market
closes weak. In cotton prices have auctu.
ated twenty points, closing fairly strong st
last weeks prices. Wool has been steady.
Petroleum dull. In freights rates arc un-
changed. The lumber market is dull with
disposition 10 cut prices. In the leather
trade there has been little animation.
Boots and SHOES quiet. Tho demand Tor
American pig iron Ia fair at good prices.
and o good business has been done in Scotch
pig Butter and cheese scarce snd stocks
small. Drugs quiet and prices steady. Tho
only feature I'm the sugar trade 10 The fect
thai the production OF bard sugar viii b
limited for some time, owing " the burn
ing Of Havemeyer's factory, and prices
have sdvrnced one cent Coffee dull. Ths
dry goods trade II quiet, though there 10 2
slight Improvement over last week, ana
buyers from the West and South are b.
ginning 10 arrive.
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PARKERSBURG.
The siRndard-T. \. Court-PersonaI.
Spectal o ths Psot,tsr-

AAe 5dhhoaru-t. y. Court-PersonAi-
Special 70 ne Register.
.fASSESSSUEG, January l2.-Mr. 5. II.
r1ersCll, proprietor Of the .Saa,lqrd, the
Sreenbac& o1gan of this city. has purchased
o new press and general outfit and will
open up IN the rooms lately coupled by
hHIl; the artist, on Market street The
S,l':,oIa a. Will as in the past be devoted to
thS interests Of the Greenback party, and
VII, oppose monOpOlies Of an Kinds.
Ihe United States Court is now fairly Or
sahlLed .oil., AMI has disposed Of several cases,
lrI mostly Tor violations of the revenue laws.
ING genial G. ", Atkinson. L, : Marshal
WIN WIN his genuemanly deputies. is on
cSa.,, Sllu, anu has the happy faculty of making
|SseeINoody feel at home. judge Jackson has
SeS9 expecting Judge Bond no assist i'm
nTuinS court, but he has not vet arrived,
,la EO.,Ce ;,'s,s Wheeling gent, Mr.. Remp, on
SFS iury to day. Also Prot. A i. Wade
.Ci NOrgantOwn. - L. "~4e'
"Co. I. SturgiSs, ESQ, is here LOOKING
llIer matters in the Circuit CONT Tbe
4 y c!anGSome !S eX Secretary OF the SSxv Ger,
@S -4SAS. Il
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livery of Mr.. Hoxie that they might lynch
him. When told thst the official was not
ON the car. the mob would not beleyelt,
and then piled up wood around the car TO
set fire TO II, and, as they said, roast him
out Paymaster Kretz finally made the
excited men understand that Mr.. Hoxie
was not present, but they kept the csr'on
the side track two days before they al
lowed il to 90 East. 1t is also said aissatls-
faction exists at other points along the
line. and that A considerable number of
mechanics have been discharged from en-
ployment at the shops at Marshall. II IS
also stated that there is TO be general re,
duction of wages soon. II this IS carried
out, the men saw there will be trouble.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-14

E.s Anrrcr, Trustee. viIl eel z The
Tuesday. January l7th, lss1, . vsigsbls
10 /. No. i bottom Land and he rsmsindsr
i. excellent for grazing. II y atus.sd q
saltwater, about ~ miles north q hesne.
town and { miles southwest Of Isfsrty
station. on The C., +. v. 4 W. rsiifpa1.
Taken sitosetLe ef Il is oos Of the hest seesk
farms In the In the county. NJ: AkySck
will aIao Offer 8 small farm, ous nile nosth
OF BeImont. containing n scres. Ihs Isfvs
trscf will be divided 70 suit purchasssa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-14
LITTLE WASHINGTON.
" u rtler i'm the second Degree-The For
Syths-HCywoOd CaSe-Snall-PON.

sacrful % the Register.
Wa,wN.rnS. PA, January 13.-The jury
in the Greene county court, in the Duvall-
Hughes murder case, has rendered verdict
OF mur6cr in the second degree. The cir
|CUnuStauCes Of the case are: Leonard Du-
val. was struck and killed by stone, on
The night Of September 3, 1881, near Mt.
Zion church, in that county. Harvey
Hughes, 10 avoid arrest, surrendered HIM
self AND was aitecward baiied out in the
sum OF $1,000
The ForSytLe- Haywood murder case is
week The commonwealth closed its testi-
Uouy yesterday afternoon; the defense
'CloSed this afternoon.
Hol'cubaCk, the first smallpox patient,
died last night. Huston. the other patient,
died this forenoon. There are no other
leases IN town. \.
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BEllAiRE.

Regular services will be held at all oil the
churches tomorrow.
The c. & y. pay car scattered the ducats
among the boys yesterday.
Mrs. J. w. Hoge. OF st. Clairsyille, is Wis
iting friends in this place.
J.J.Gill, Of Gill Bros q Co., OF Steuben-
Vile was in the city yesterday.
The varioloid patient is about well, and
will lie on the streets in few days.
The protracted meeting at the Second NJ.
j. church has closed. I, was a success.
The Delphas Club intend to give a0as-
querade ball at Central Hall, next Friday
night.
Rev. Jno. s. Gibson is expected home in
time TO iill the Episcopal church pulpit TO-
morrow.
Mrs. Jas. Wells Is visiting friends here.
Her home in the future will he at Clevc-
land.
Ten Nights In Bar Room" is the play
| to be given by home talent, for the benefit
Of the Monumental Association.
The steam valve at the nail mill fell In
Yesterday morning. The works had 10 be
shut down for a half day to fix things up.
DR.. Thos Mccullough, Of youngstown,
| Is in the city attending on his father, DIR.
J. G. Mccullough, who has the dipotheria
The Union street entrance to the B. * O.
| depot is being put in. II will prove 10 be
| considerable Of q convenience TO the travel
lug public.
Coroner Garrett Investigated the death
| Of Lizzie Fox, who was killed on the 4. d
! 7. road mt West Wheeling. and will return
a verdict Of accidental death
Two freight trains on the B. go. road
| collided at Burton's Station. twenty-five
| miles west OF here, yesterday morning.
| Passenger trains were delayed half day
in consequence.
A keg OF whisky and five small boys were
! found by the police down on the bank y
| the Ohio river. The boys were arrested,
| but as it-could not be proven that they
| stole the fire water, they were dismissed.
The Marshal Of Beallsyille was in town
Yesterday in search Of his daughter, who
had eloped with one Of her country besur:
| At last reports he had not found her, and
was afraid that they had slipped of TO
! Hardscrabble.
Gen. A. J. Warner spent Tbursday even
| ing in the city, and left for PitssbuTh
! early yesterday morning. he OF the
opinion that the Ohio Valley Railroad can
be easily built II the citizers OF Bellalfe are
willing 10 take hold OF the matter and 90
their duty. He was In conference with
several OF our citizens, and the work OF 20.
Letting subscriptions will be commenced
! on next Monday. The General Is anxious
TO see the road go through, aud has worked
| hard TO see that end reached
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Trouble on the Texa, pie.

srS,,, 81, Il LOUIS January ia story comes
+,uII IeNaS that the section hands onT ~,
l%Gorers on the Texas Pacifi raii-oad s-e
,1y vaSly excited over the reduction ~ 'I tba;r 81
49, 70 II 10 per day, and thai ~ -
o iSise party OF them stoppei tba T.,y rsy.'
aI point called Wild Aorse NIL 1Io ptSo
bIopr;s bIIpf;eSssion that it was General % Wan,ne .ie
kiSs.t,.s,SGar; kiS car; and that he was aboard T6sv
tracked the car and demanded the "S a.
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A woman Murdered.

ALTON, ILL.,, January 1S.-The house of
negro named George White. was discovered
in flames yesterday, and lying on the bed
in the house. with her throat cut from ear
to ear, was the body of Mrs. Garrett,
white woman, who kept house for White.
It is thought the woman has been muir
dered
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-14

CHICAGO, January l3.-Financislly, the
week has been noteworthy only from tho
establishment Of new national bank, with
some we'll known incorporators. The grain
business was generally well maintained,
with no ripple or mote worthy 9l chanse IA
tifully and with to-day's the receipts for
the week amounted 10 Is, 900. Prime weak
ened somewhat under tho heavy influx.
Hogs, too, have picked up. and there have
arrived 10 far 2is, 900, large incressc over
last week. There Is little weakening thsre
also. On Change, trading had dropped on
TO almost the minimum. Dealings si'
most exclusively Of q scalping. nstare.
The prices varied only II, q cents In wheat
all the week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-14
The Negro Exodns.

NEW YORK. January l3.-The Posrs
special from Columbus, S c., says: In the
State Legislature, last evening, Senator
Miller offered q resolution to investigate
the cause of the present negro exodus, 5000
negroes having left one county in the last
sly months
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-14
A series OF Fatal Casualties.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, January Is. - John
Sharp was killed at Tentonyille, Wis, yes
terday, by falling limb.
Charles Schroeder fell into a well, sixty
five feet deep, at Chippewa Falls, Wis, and
received fatal injuries.
C. s. Pound. brakeman on the st. Paul
and Omaha road. was killed in collision
near Eau Claire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-14
AssassinAteti.

LrrrLE Rock. January 13.-rhe Gd-ette'S
Morrillton special says: Ben rreadway, at
CorSable, Lick Mountain Township, Conway
county, was killed last evening by an un-
known assassin. He went out after sup
uer TO put his stock under shelter, when he
was fired upon, and his face and head rid
died with buckshot, producing instant
death. No clue to the assassin.
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OrTawA. CANADA. January 3.-Dunse
the service In the Sotre' Dame Cetscfrsl,
an insane man named Walsh shos himseIt.
panic ssD,sa ss,nsa ,he Nc oonsHp, "ss 3. H,iisS G
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-14
CfneinnASt.

CINCINNATI, January, lS.-Trsie quiet.
and weather rainy. The business u the
new year has fairly begun. and rom a.
ton and healthy prospects. Iron is still
sold in advance OF production at rates sat
isfactory TO producers. Manufactured Iron
has ready sale at good prices In dry goods
the volume Of trade is not large. but there
Is fnir demand and prospects Of good
business. Boot and shoe taade is good, and
manu- facturcrs are we'll supplied with
orders. Money Ia easy and rates remain %
7 per cent. Breadstuffs have sdvanocd
during the weak and close strong. Corn
and oats dull. Rye and barley In fair do.
mand. Whisky steady and active st $l.ld.
Pork and meats unchanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-14

TosAHo, Wis, January D.-The north
hound freight on the St Paul road struck
a broken rail two miles south Of Junction
City, ditching nine cars and killing man
named skett. The cars are total wreck.
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This man b . School Teacher. Hs y
going 20 Sit Down In the Chsis. There
n 3 Bent Pin In the Chair and Z va!
Bite the Schsol Teacher. The School
Teacher n o very Able Man. snd b
will find II out ~ soon ~ the ncsn fin
Tackles him. VIII the School Ieac.ss
rise again? We should smise ns
will Play Sonata with the fesuSs o1
the Boys Back. The Boy pat toe neus
PIN In The Chair. He b trying 70 BE- .
Humorist. When the School Tsecha
rets Throagh with him the Boy wM
81 hi meals from the Mantle-PIsce ~
\ Week.-Denrey Tribune HfmS.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
The Reading Election.

PlnLApELPHLA, January 1S.-It was re-
ported, ut noon, that Schell had cast $1,000
votes for Gowen. This makes the total
number OF Gowen'S 27l, 100; Bond, 29,OlI.
PHILADELPHIA, January l3-ln the Read
ing election this morning, the last vote for
the Bond ticket was cast by President Bond
himself, $50 shares. Then Schell, OF New
York, took the seat, which has been occu-
pied by Gowcn and Kinsley in voting
proxies, aud Immediately there was l buzz
of excitement As soon as il was observed
that Dale of the McCGlmont-B counsel,
challenged the first vote of Schell, it be-
came ut once apparent to the most doubt
full that the Vanderbilt proxies were going
to the support of GOwcn. At noon Schcll
cast hi, last proxy. tue whole OF his batch
having footed up - coo. When the name
of Vim. II. Vanderbilt was called there was
a half suppressed sound of applause, which
was Immediately checked, but when Van
derbilt's individual vote of 10000 shares
was announced, the applause broke out
heartily. After Schell concluded voting
the Vanderbilt proxies, but two more votes
of consequence were cast, and "a f2:l5 p. NJ,
the polls were closed and the judges with
drew 10 complete the vote. The respective
tickets received. in round figures: Gowen
ticket, %, 900 shares; Bond ticket 222,OOO
shares
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Russian News.

VIENNA, January 13.--A st. Petersburg
correspondent says Coronation of Gar Alex
ander Third has been postponed until July,
as the Czarina expects to be confined in
May. The Winter Palace is closed for re-
construction, so as to stand quite isolated
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The Rate War.

NEW York, January l3.-The Post says:
We learn that negotiations for the settle
ment OF the trunk line war have been
made, this progress, to wit: That it has
been agreed that the New York Central and
Erie shall together select one arbitrator;
that the PENNSYLVANIA and Baltimore &
Ohio shall together select another, and
that these two shall together select the
third: that these three arbitratOrs shall
have referred all questions at issue, in
cluding that Of ditierenhal rates. 1t is
proper 10 say this is not official, but it
comes from a source having excellent facili'
ties for correct infOrthation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-14

WN.NuToN, january l5.->cnat"r No1r.
hoes tends TO make - speech al an eJgly
gav Ir defense ot The arrears Of pension
at. .-r does not wish the condemnation
urou r.a- act by senator Beck should
s;anC .rfogc the country rs representing
The scr,iueutS Of the Democratic party.
He W p Laila that the Democratic party
urgirard and passed the act and that 1t
L :.
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BryyALo, January I5.--Scsrlst fever 70
prevalent. There has bssn nine deaths In
Inc past nine days In one school. fifty
other ,cholars are down With The dissass.
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rtah Marriages.

wasHrssros, January 13-The Senate
Committee ON Territories has decided TO
report back TO the Senate Vests bill 70 pro-
vide for recording marriages IN the Terri
tories, with the request thst they Be dis.
charged from its consideration. md that u
be referred 10 the COMMITTEES on the judi
ciary
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Sqpetr CoptIngent Fund

Investigating Committee continued its
work to-day. The examination followed
The line il has occupied for some days past,
with regard to the purchase Oi various fan
Cy rticles. such aS in the nature things
Tt6uld not be required for any branch OF
the Treasury Department and the pay
neut for these articles out OF the cOutiu-
GENT fund. None of the witnesses were eN-
amiued, but several who have been before
the committee heretofore were questioned.
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Failures for the Week.

Twas miserable with Chronic Cstarrh.
PERrNA is my remedy and no other. Wm.
Boyd. lttkburs.
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us..ie.srtes NsrlereA.

TrIroLI, January B.-Tbree French mis-
sionaries have been murdered near the
Oasis OF Ghsdames, on the desert Of SahsrA
The chief OF the assassins IL said TO be the
Caid Of Ghsdsmes, who was concerned In
the massacre Of the French exploring ex.
pedition under Col. Flatters, near Assimu
In February of last year.
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nssaly Yan.

wrorcysrKR, Mas, January 13.-Joseph
Chamberlain was killed, and hve other
quarrymen injured, By the falling Of . def-
I:ck.