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FIRE RECORD.

~. Louis. March l6.-Thc stables at Fort
Lravenworth, Kansas. containing thirty
tive horses OF troop &C" OF the Seventh
cavalry and ~ OF the Second battery, was
burned last night. All the horses perished
in the flames together with the saddles
harness, etc. Loss, 5000.
Nuw NonX, March l6-A fire this morn
ing in the building Nos. p, % aud 70 War
rcn street. caused damage to various ten
ants OF IS. .3OO. The Puck newspaper is
among the sufferers Insured. "
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The PennsyIyania independents.

PHIL,pELPHIA. March l6.-The Executive
Committee appointed at the conference OF
the independent, or Wolfe Republicans, in
January last, met, to-day, and agreed TO
designate one independent Republican
from each of the fifty Senatorial districts,
to supervise the preliminarics of the pri-
mary elections throughout the State, and
see that one delegate from each Senatorial
and Representative district shall be elected
and attend the State Convention in May
next
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soup,erfeiter Sentenced.

DrTROIT, March l6.-JOhn NJ. LcOnaru, OF
Union City, was this afternoon sentenced
in the United States Court, to years In
the house OF correction, for making and
passing counterfeit money, Leonard i
man "a years old.
Charles H. Chapman, accused OF being
implicated with charles A. NeSbit OF
Pontiac, in the sale of counterfeit silver
coin, had an examination before the COM
missioner this morning aud was discharged.
there being no evidence to show that he
was aware of the transactions into which he
xos rnned by NeShit
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>rNusXNyILEE, q. March l6-The Demo.
Iratc Judicial Convention, in session, To-
tay at yhriChsville, nominated Hon. J. II,
; Trainer, Of thi, city. by acclamatiOn. for
'ommoa Pleas JUdge OF the Eighth Judi
''ai District The Convention was the
.a'grs, Democratic Convention ever held in
Iu,CarswsS county. ID.
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whisky Tax-InternaI Revenue.

WASHINGTON. Marrh l6.-A delegation OF
Western distillerS appeared before the
Ways and Means Committee this morning
and argued in favor of the extension OF the
bonded period indefinitely. and of extend
ing the rate of leakage for u period OF eight
years, and that whatever shrinkage occurs
after that shall lie at the loss of the hold
ers. The Committee will probably take &C
tiOn tomorrow.
In regard 10 the reduction of Internal
Revenue the indications are that the Re
publican caucus last night will have the
effect of changing the views of maloiity
of the members of the Ways and Means
Committee Chairman Kelly iutimated aS
much this morning.
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what Labor Demands.

PHILADELPHIA, March l6.-Three thous'
and workingmen participated in the labor
demonstration tonight. Philip Van Pat
The resolutions demand tat tEbb Labor SPffke6E
be legalized, National Department OF la
Dor, eight hours legal days work, aboli-
ton Of the contract system on Government
work and compulsory education. The pas
sage of the anti. Chinese bill by the Senate
uas annrnYpd
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Eighty Girls StRmpeded.

NEw YORK, March l6-Fire in the turni-
ture warehouse of Warren. Ward Il Co,
East Twentieth street, caused loss to the
stock of s. 900, and to the building of s., 900,
and caused eighty girls employed at Lord
& Taylor's. adjoining, 10 rush in panic to
the street with many scratches and much
tearing OF clothing, but no serious injury.
Insurance on Warren, Ward x Cos store,
SIS 0gC
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Boom In the Big Hatchie River.

BoLGyAE. Tenn, March 16.-The Big
Hatchie river is now higher than it was in
1865. The embankment and treStles of the
Chicago, st. Louis and New Orleans rail-
road for distance OF 4 mile have been
washed away. All the Hardman county
bridges on the upper and lower levees, ex-
cept one across the main channel, are gone.
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the laws concerning the Tobscoo Board Of
Trade. TO amend The oct to provide for de'
settlement Of the debt Of the extinct muni-
cipality of Memphis, and to amend An Get
passed at the last regular session 80 far IS
it relates to the appropriation of $l.l25.-
90 for paying interest on the bonds author.
lied To be issued. He makes no recon.
mendatiou relative 70 the State debt.
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TENNESSEE
Ex,,. se-.,o. Of the Leei.I.,urec Called.

NASHVILLE, March l6-The Governor,
to-day, called special session OF the Legs
lature TO meet here April 9th, TO redistrict
the State into ten Congressional districts;
amend the act to provide revenue
for the State, the amendment OF the laws
TO more efficiently provide for the assess
ment and collection of back taxes. amend
ment of the existing laws concerning the
taxation of railroads, 70 establish a internedi,
sse courts to relieve the people rendered
dsstitute by the drought Of 1881 and over
sows to.make competent the testimony
of conyicts in cases OF violence by conyict
in the the @peniteniary, to relieve educational
institutions from taLation. for the payment
for easrsving ths ao0-s bonds. " ansad
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GrOMlinU. A. EauRl.

WASHINGTON, March l6--There is said to
be much bad feeling among certain Demo
cratic members at the selection OF Gen.
RoseCranS rs chairman of the Congressional
Committee. Those who favored Flowers
say RosecranS is too old, and that his seleC-
ton puts the party on the defensive at
once, with reference to Gartield'S friends
and 10 the anti-Catholic sentiment OF the
country.
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AnRllnnN-

BSrT EHSN Pa, March l6.-The small
PoS IS on the increase in South Bethlehem
h'shty-6ve houses are quarantined \
student OF the Lehigh University escaped
from his nurses and has not since been
found. The disease is confined To a small
tract adjoining the university.
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Trains Snnu Rnnn.,

san FEASCISCO, March l6.-The Cortr,l
Pacific trains are lying at Blue Canon the
road being blocked by heavy snow. three
miles east Of Emigrant Gap. A snow SIiie
carried away the sheds and another .r
Cured at Tamarack. Damage not known
Flows and strong force OF men are
work clearing the road.
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Old Ticket Renomjnated

S.L.G TROY 1pENcE, March l6.-The Republican
S,ate convention renominated the present
Stste officers, with the exception Of Attor-
"ey ueneral SayIes. who declined 10 he
SSliI tSSSliu.uate, and Assistant Attorney General
H. Vas nominated in his place
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IN. Par.e want. . Yishs.

IosDos, March 16.-The S,nndnrf says:
We can affirm the Porte has actually sug.
gested to Bismarck the ekpediency OF the
Occupation Of the Balkans by Turkish
troops. and Bismarck replied such a meas
ure was only permissible on the remote
and violent hypothesis that there would
be something like concentration Of
Russia troops on the northern side OF the
range.
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According to r. 7. POrter's report on
tldelhednesS the lowest rate of interest
; in North Carolina, which State pays
pr promises to pay > per cent. on So
b7S,OOO Of its debt. Almost One-half Of
|he aggregate debt of the several States,
pr S5i6, So, ,S26, pays per cent. interest,
y lille on S2&,$70, ,S64, 10 per cent. in-
.erest II paid. Nevada pays l5 per
snt. interest on $4,000 ofindebtedne>,.
BHd u per cent. on $4,000. Minnesota
pays y per cent. on SO, 100. These are
ih" highest rates paid in any of the
nta:es.
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Again Postponed.

WASHINGTON, March l6.-The Star Route
cases came up in the criminal court, this
morning, but at the request OF counsel tor
the defense, was postponed until Thursday
next
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ASaiUun1ent.

CoLrMBus, March l6.-The Timms Auto
matte Car Company. organized under the
laws of Indiana, abouta year ago, having
paid up stock of 800, 900, made an assign
ment to-day for the benefit OF creditors.
Assets estimated at $50 900; liabilities
N
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held its final session here to-day. Argu.
ments were presented by the Drug and
Produce Exchanges, endorsing the memo
rails Of the Commercial Exchange snd the
Board Of Trade. The Maritime Exchange
also presented an exhaustive review on the
subject Of diherential rates.
No Change OF OfIscexs.
CINCINNATI, March l6-At a meeting OF
the Board OF Directors of the Cincinnati
and Hamilton railroad, to-day, the action
of the officers since the consolidation, which
VAST ecently set aside by the Supreme Court
of Ohio, was endorsed. Asideifrom this, no
the recent attempt to consolidation. 1t is
understood from this action that no change
in the officers will be made before the an
nual meeting.
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Cable ConanIih.,I0.

Na@ YORK, March l6.-The final arree.
meni men! between the Anglo-AmericanY the
ilrect and the American cable Commences
I2s ny been concluded through CYRUS w
i.lc REQ, and Jay Gould here. and the Eng.
4-Sa officials in London
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MOlakRtaYa-Sa

n, hiSHIsS, March l6.-Count Won NoItk.
shell nssShal OF the German Empire, will
TI',sy T@os''y 90 on a furlough to Switzerland
sIe ~" - IONS Ssonsidered an important sign there
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
The chesapeake and Ohio.

richmond. Va, March l6-The stock
holders of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road Company met to- day. in annual SeS-
sion. President Huntington made re.
port covering the operations of the past IL
months. During that period the extension
of the main line to the deep waters of the
Chesapeake bay. at Newport and the con-
nection with the Southwestern system of
railroads by means of the Elizabethtown,
Lexington and Big Sandy road. has been
made two events which will have very
important bearing upon the future opera
tions OF the company, opening, as they do,
a continuous connection with the largest
western cities of the Ohio valley.
Tie General tenor nf President ,Huptjnp-
ton report shows a prosperous condition
OF the company. The gross earnings for
IL months was S3.375, ,96S; expenses s., 2i3,.
iS0; net earnings $632,5
A resolution was adopted authorizing the
directors to construct a branch road from
Newport News to Old Point Comfort. The
old board of directors were unanimously
reelected.
Interviews with Messrs. Vanderbilt.
Green and Sage.
New NnEK, March l6.-Mr. Vanderbilt, in
the course OF an interview discussed very
fully the relations of the railroads, the con-
dition of their traffic, and the reasons for
confidence in their future. He expressed
great faith that the companies had an era
of prosperity before them as their differ
ences had been adjusted and spoke con-
temptuously of the men who had been try
ing to alarm the public as to the soundnesS
'Of the best investment properties. The
question OF legislation affecting the rail-
roads, the great reduction in the cost of
transportation in recent years, and the
proper price for labor, were among the
other su bjects considered by Mr.. Van
derbilt In conversation with DR.. Norvin
Green, the President of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, he reviewed the i'm
mense growth of the telegraph business,
and presented facts and figures to show
that a still greater and still IN ore profitable
business may be expected hereafter. Rus
sell Sage expressed the belief that the
check to railway building was only tenn
porary, and that the present valuation of
railway property were too low. \. l..
Hopkins, who has recently returned from
the West, found the farmers prosperous
and hopeful and noted a great improve
ment in the traffic OF the transportation
lines.
Old Directors Elected.
PHILApEIPuIA, March l6.-The committee
of the Pennsylyanis railway stockhoide
TO nominate a board OF directors, unani-
ruously agreed 10 orenominate those. at pres
ent in Office.
The trunk Tine Advisory Commission
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Amount of fees received up to March lith
ISL So 5DS
The Lynn Disaster.

LYNN. MASS, March l6.-No more bodies
have been found in the ruins OF Goodwins
factory. destroyed by an explosion: yester-
day. Nearly every building within hTe
hundred feet Of tie tsclory is more or less
damaged.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
Morufne ResatOn.


The Rev. r. K Swope, Of the Episcopal
Church. opened the proceedings Of the
Upper House with prayer, yesterday.
On motion of Mr.. Maxwell the majority
and minority reports of the Committee on
Printing were taken up for consideration.
Mr.. Faulkner moved that the resolution
reported by the minority b. adopted, which
was as fellows:
Resoired, That the Clerk OF the Senate be
and is hereby instructed 10 pass for pay
ment the several items OF the Public
Printers account, heretofore objected 70 by
him.
Mr.. Donehoo moved to add at the end OF
the resolution the following: But whilst
such is the conclusion OF the Senate upon
the existing state Of facts, il is further the
Judgement of the Senate, in view of the
confused state of the law upon the subject
that the whole system Of letting the public
printing should be changed. and il that be
not done; then the law should be amended"
The resolution and amendment were
agreed to.
Senate Bill No. 49,. "A bill to amend and
re-enact chapter IL of the code, coming up
with the a,nendnacnts, OF the House, the
first second and fourth amendments were
disagreed to- and the third and fifth agreed
to- The bill was then passed.
AnernOOn SeSaiOu.
A House joint resolution authorizing
provision to b. made for the education OF
the colored deaf, dumb and blind OF this
State was adopted.
A House bill to prohibit railroad com.
ranies from giving free passes TO the mem
bers of Congress, or executive, legislative,
judicial, ministerial and other officers OF
the State and counties was read and re-.
ferred to the Committee on Railroads.
The following bills were passed:
bill to revive and amend chapter lS
of the code and to repeal chapters 10 and
81 of the Acts OF 1928; bill to amend
and re-enact section OF chapter - Of the
code as amended and re-enactcd by chapter
IL Of the Acts OF 1881; bill TO amend and
re-enaCt chapter - of the code. concerning
associations other than joint
stock companies, rs amepded and rc-cnact'
ed by chapter - OF the Acts Of 1878;
bill for the relief Of Andrew Spindle OF
Harrison county: bill amending ct ipter
Gl of the code; bill TO revive and re-cnact
chapter q Of the code. concerning contested
elections.
The Senate at ; o'clock adjourned.
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Co-nrNAine,

ST.. PErEgssreG, March l6-It is stated
the Gar has received convincing proofs the
Eihilists are determined 70 abandon the
pol;cy OF assassination. Imperial clemency
will consequently be extended TO political
priscaers, and executions Will be reduced
70 lae ,nyst possible Limit
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RAILROAD CASE.
A Lucky wheeIingite-BIsine 90 Testi.

fv-PersOnai.
Special D5Spdtch % the Register.
WASHISGroS, March i6.-The Supreme
Court OF the United States, to-day, denied
the motion to advance the case of the Bal
umore and Ohio Railroad Company, plain
tiff in error, against the Pittsburgh, Wheel
ing and Kentucky Railroad Company. de-
tsndant in error, to an earlier hearing
The President has accepted an invitation
to review the st. Patricks parade here. To-
morrow
Juo. j, Book. q deserving and promis.
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Americas Pork q, Yrs.es.

Bosros. March l6-The Journal has 4
special from Paris saying the new law.
regulating the importation. OF American
safted meat, will be resumed Saturday. and
it is certain the prohibitory decree will be
repealed.
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Mason i'm the Penitentiary,

ALBANY, \. Y, March i6-Sergeant Ma
son, who shot at Guiteau. arrived at the
peaItcal:ary, this morniag,
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lrr ,nng-,,,ntinucd suffering of Il mul-
r. gf people along the Mississippi:
! sgr should call out not only the SYM
l5y hut cause the purses Of those
pr fortunately situated to be opened
,he:r relief. When the waters sub
,. even, they will be left in wretch
,.i IMPOVERISHED condition.
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The tunnel now being dug under the
English Channel is experimental, and
\ only seven feet in diameter. The
'lnnel is now over ,2OOyards in length,
bal those engaged in the work pro-
ounce the rock dry and the scheme
PrsCtiCable. But, as the distance across
be channel is about twenty-fOur miles,
i claimed that a small tunnel 1900
lards long is not conclusive on the ques-
FoH Of practicability.
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Hill remarked the other day.
su,ised for his Eortitude under his
= .,,iction: "I am tired Of APP
20. the hero of the hospital"
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ontoux. the French Sellers who ere
i the ruined Union Generate, is up
la.n A. gay a. u lark, with a rOseate
-peCtlls Of"T.a SOciete de Ia NOuvelle
hon, on q similar plan, and recOm-
cnd u the public by knot of the
.DraristOcratic speculatOrs who helped
n l,;Ore with their names.
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,,oU comesa Yankee and invents
'p,T-burglar machine, which wraps
/ dor in mesh of threads, fires
/ ing cannon and lights lamp.
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KING CAUCUS
Announces the Dictum--- mo Re-
daction OF Taxation"
Speaker Keifer in the Role Of Pickwick-
Kenna's Resolution-father 8oyles'
Funeral - Methodist .Confer-
ence Appointments.
POINTS, PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
NO REDUCTION.

That's what RiBx Caucus Says-Eiews
orKeIIy, Carlisle and Tucker-father
BoyIes' Funeral-MasOn's Case.
A..
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TWO FATAL ACCIDENTS.
Two Chtidren Dvswned-SsSseS -
Lightning-BaFse - Death.

Lnrt.ymLE. ny, March l6.-Lehsnon In
formation has just been received OF Q sad
accident that occurred near Danville. Casey
county. last Saturday afternoon. A young
man named Tcrril. Mrs. Rubsurb snS
three children, and an old lsdy nsnsd
Bucler, and her grandchild. undertook 70
cross Green river in q canoe. The craft was
over loaded and when approaching The
hank encountered q swift current and WA
overturned. Two Of Mrs. Rubsurb's child
rem. one about years old and the othss
baby. were drowned The others were
rescued with difficulty. Mrs. Bueler hsd
very narrow ESCAPE. She hosted down
sprinst some willows and held on for haaf
an hour before she was extracted nom hse
uncomfortable and perilous position.
Danyille il an inaccessible point, 80
hence the delay in hearing Of the occur
ence.
For similar reason, a very melaneeNy
tragedy tbAt occurred In the north ve9tsn
part OF Taylor county, has just msds ~
Uav 10 the light On the morning o. -
5th instant the house Of Archie hsesae1
was struck by lightning and Af. kstdl1
instantly killed. His wife and hve childfen
one cssr o i'td6sssy t6say X i'? yesfs Of ss. ss 81
FIRE. Before the mother could recover ssi-
fciently TO eItinguish the fire the utus
fellow was burned psst recovery. 10 hs.
gered until Friday, when death put IN ssd
10 his suherings.
Verdict IN The Rssvs MsrSes Cese.
Specsai Dszpateh 10 ~ R1slA~.
RIylrr, W. VA, March 1G-Aftsr trisl
Iating twelve days in the Brown murder
case. the jury, this morning. returned .
verdict of murder In the second degree. 80
fixed the punishment at fourteen yesrs In
the penitentiary. This has beea the 1ost
ably prosecuted and dsiendrd oeee sssr
tried IN this county. H.
AseoOee h0Ak.
MExrsrs, Tkxs.. March i6-Ibs ksnehAs
| and Arkansas river packet. Martin spss
struck a snag, last night, N Plsassns LAne"
| ing Is miles below Pine Huh. and mn.
Mi, steamer was enroute from f,ns nss
IA Mempbi, and hsd 81 bales OF oossoa
,Ioard. Consigned TO Memphis ana nsv
\ Orleans merchants. The boat wn ownse
| by John HaIbin and others, IN thn ciyi
| ,nd valued at Si4e00 and vs. fully tnsufSm
IN Cincinnati Offices. Il Il feared see ~
move 4 total loss, ~ the wster u up W W
hurricane deck. .@
A.>sse, RssIvay Trage1y.
p,,,. M.,cb Is.-A miscresst stamps
| ,o nnrdey sayiRus. fnspecs0r q N
Honsl insurance Compeny ~ so1.
him In a railway cafrAge q -
rsilvay. The wcuioN
ssx;1ue md msde bis sscsPe.
Hesssees Hes DrsvssA.
n,.,r,rrx.. MAS. March is.-1.be HsA.
,,o s"soonsr Be,lsro!,e. and ese,T of foaf-
tssa sasn ere issh - -
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The Legislature 10 be elected next
month in Rhode Island will choose a
spcCessOr to Senator Anthony. He Is
now approaching the close of his fourth
.eFm Of continuous service in the Sem
lte, and if he lives to complete another
hIm, to which there is no doubt of his
q eeCtion, ne will have equaled the IA
q o,l, thirty years Of Thomas III. Benton.
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THE NEWS.

,,,,v York State Canal Auditors
= 1881, shows 3 loss Of tolls Of
4 " - .nd a loss of tonnage Of LIS
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,r,c Prisdang, of siam, who Is to
/ nj, county soon, is we'll versed in
r,n,sn manners, speaks English
,ry and is said to have a decided
"a, literature and art.
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A.ssse. RaiIvsy Trsge1y.

P.rn, March Is.-A micrssst ssssmpH
20 ,sonsi in.unnce ComPeny, b. .hcoaaG
h;m % N . railway csrriase On ne IL!
ILL n'n..x The wonid-bs ssssssin foVsed
a.v;.,,c md msde bis escape.
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Souire's Statistics

Our old friend J. +. Mayes, Esq. OF
West Alexander. is about entering upon
his fifth term of office as Justice of the
Peace at West Alexander, and yesterday
sent us the following: -.
| send you a statistical statement of the
matrimonial business taken from my
record of marriages, showing the number
of couples married by me in each term OF
FIVE years as follows:
First term, commencing in ls62.....SB couples
second term, commencing in lS61 10y
Third term, commencing in lST2.-G
Fourth term, commencing in ls''...SS
1929
Amount of fees received mp to March 18th
lSS2, s., ,55OS9.
NV present commission will expire on
Friday the 18th day of March at IL o'clock
T. n. Of which parties interested will take
notice. The new commission will be issued
by the Governor on Monday, the lst day OF
May, 1882. Until then l hope ardent
lovers" will endeavor to possess their souls
in patience.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-17

Whra the Democrats controlled both
ouse Of Congress that pestilent fellow,
Ihc man in the lobby was elected
!, < and crop from the corridors ofthe
api,ol building. With the advent ofa
epuhli.an Congress he reappearS,
hjch i an infallible sign that jObbery
pd corruption again rule the rOOst.
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.,rsriing 70 the latest statistics, Ohio
|. llzyer RuRber Of volumes in her
,ge ,ihraries than any State in the
.au She leads OIL with 3l2,5T2
rm,-. Massachusetts comes next
-, E}s volumes, and then New
with ~ 2222t volumes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-17

lot sons fry-two years old, and a
rrs years old, are the boast Of
f. A. Wright, 4 mill hand seventy
IS old. living in Santa Rosa
i !, ElH.