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4 Paupcr with seI 200 on his Per

4 Paupcr with SCI 200 ora his Per
son.
About week ago seedy. travel wora
tramp appeared at tho WestmOreland,
(PJ.) County poor house and applied for
lodgings lie gave his name as John
Henry Rhemberg. The steward took him
in, but said that he must take bath.
The man demurred at Grst, but finally
consented. When he disrobed for the
bath he laid asidc q bag of gold coin, and
then upbuckled several large belts filed
with greenbacks and German and Ameri-
can securities. The next morning he was
taken sicB, and the physician pronounced
his disease typhoid fever. He grew rar-
idly worse, and Steward Gay insisted that
hc should make will. Ho refused, say =
ING that he would not die. On Monday
last he expired, and on the following day
was buried in the German Lutheran Gem
etery, in Groensbury. The authorities
have since ascertained that the dead man
had friends in Germany. He was q mser,
and did nothing but beg and hoard money.
The gold, greonbacks aud securities found
on his person amounted 20 about S2i 900.
Attempts are being made TO inform his
relatives in Germany Of his death.
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EN-corERNoR EoHIvsovs OPINION

EN-COJ ERNOK ROBTYSON'S OPINION
E1 Governor Robinson, Of New
York, is reported by a correspond
ent Of The C,ncinnlu Inquirer as ex-
pressing himssii about politics lu his
State a. fo.lows "With reasonably
good nomination. the Democrats can.
not fail to elect their ticket 10 No
vemOer. The Kelly scLlsm has
ceased to be factor in our politics
outside Of the City Of New York.
In my judgment they Will make no
effort Tor recognition az the State
Convention. You ak me whether
Nj. Tilden wal. be candidate for
the nomination Tor Governor.
have no personal know.edgs Of bic
lnteutisns on which TO base an an
swer; bot l should say that he is not
likely 20 allow h.s name 10 be used. 4.
| say thia irom my long Acquaintance
with him, and survey OF the field. q.
II he wauts the nomination be is
entitled to have it. There is no
manner Of doubt that he was elected
President in 1876, and the party
owes to him any reparstion in bis
favor. If be dessrs It be sboull
be nominated again for The Presi
dency, but / think be has no further
ambition to crafty. Mr. Tldeb
enjoys himself 10 his library, wLiGh
contaiDs one OF tie h1sst co i.ecll0u8
Of books ia the country, aud be much
prefers hls library leisure 10 the bus-
tie OF political campA gns aud public
Office. He Is growing old, too
though not so old as Governor Sey -
nour or myself aud At our age we
get beyond the fever OF ambition and
the thirst 100 popular applause. ]
do not suppose that he will ever lJss
bis interest in politics, bot ] do be-
leve that he has ceased 90 care foI
Office. Al the same time lf be
should have any aspiration for The
Presidency, 1 am franz TO Say that
the best move he can make ip to ss-
cure the nomination for Governor
IF he is elected Governor Of New
York nothing cap hinder bis nomi
nation and election as President two
years hence. But, notwithstanding
this promising outlook. / do not be-
live Mr. TiIden to be wiling TO take
upol himself the exaoting cares oil
the Gubernatorial Office, aud ib,
anxiety and labor incident 10 a
Presidential campaign.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-07-14

Us a reliable medicine ulat novor does
any harm aud that prevents and cures
disease by Keeping thc stomach iu order,
the bowels regular. and tho kidneys and
livofactivc. Such amediciuc is Parker
Ginger Tonic TO relieves every ca4c
and has cured thousands. See other
column. Tribune.
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Toe local editor of tbo Springfield
Mss Republican. Mr j. H Mabblti.
says eve pave used st Jacobs OH In
cor family Or rhsumat.sm. and found il
io be- q 6rsi tIsss taing BoatoD Her
sid
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TUE GUJrEAU AUTOPSY.


with au advance copy, which con-
tsius the Official report Of the post
mortem examination oil the body OF
Charles j. Guiteau. The report is
signed by d. S. Lamb, and dated
Army Medical Museum. The official
report says:
"By reason Of the delay, for which
neither nor my assistants were re-
spousihle, the examination was not
begun until 2.So p. M, one hour and
a half after death, in consequence Of
which photographio6 was less sue
csssful, and cast was impracticable
THE body, which was OF a faint
Jellowish tint, was that OF man
about FIVE feet seven inches 10 height,
and weighed one hundred and forty.
five pounds. The eyes were examin-
ed by DR.. Loring who reported the
pupils slightly and equally dilated.
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ance OF fat upon its interior surfaoe.
ard a villong patch Of old perlcar-
ditis near tbe apex Of the left ven
tncle. Tie right ventricle contain
ed a little blood just forming into a
clot Toe valves we're normal.
"Au tie abIrm.n4l y.ssera pre-
sontel large accu sulations OF fat.
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FIyDINo orr nlDDEN rnrAsUnE

FINDIN0 on h HIDDEN TRE1SURE.
The executor Of two old maiden
ladies Of Philadelphia, Jane end Su.
san Shaw, recently deceased, while
making an inventory Of furniture in
their old homestead, stumbled across
four mysterious chests 10 cupboard.
They were opened after great trouble,
AMI were found to be full Of silver
and gold. No mention had Teen
made Of them by the listers ard
their existence was never suspected.
A carri1ge was called ADD the mon
ey taken TO a bank. Two men were
employed five hours IN counting it.
It amounted to $2l,8OO Mr..
Forsyth credited the money to Su-
sans account. Objections were in
terposed, however, By The residuary
legstees under James will Testi -
mony was produced before judge
Ashman, OF lhs Orphar5 Court, TO
show that Susan had exhausted her
means ia Investments made shortly
before her death, and could not,
therefore, have had any tile to the
money. Jane, IT was Testified bod
been o. economical habits. and lived
uUltLtr har tr,,r,, AL
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HOTELS
SwEARENGEN HOUSE.

TUNNELrON, W. VA,
Luther T.. Swearengen, Prop r.
First class accommodations for perma-
peat and transient guests, al very reae
sonahls rates.
Livery stable attached. rOc2s.
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Ladies' prefer Florestou Cologne be-.
cause they hud this lasting coub.nafIo,
Of exquisite perfumes a deHgbtful novel
tv
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CIotIInet CIothinRfif

Just received 100 suits. Carry largest
stock fra the county.
SHAFFRR q BoEAurLn.
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THE WEST VIRGINIA ARGUS
Published eVeTy F1day 6y
GEORGE PURCELL,
AT KISswooD, PRESTON COUNTY, W. VA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

To residents Of ttis ooifnty-one y ear
81 so; six months, 10; four months, so
cents.
To non residents Ofthe cotrltyt-One year,
81 ,65-the Is cents extra being charged
- prepay POSTAGE six months, So cents
Ghree months, 90 cents.
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0NoRBIN HOUSE,,
(Main street, opposite Court Tlouse,)
KTNGWOOD, w. VA,
OHAs. II. CORBIN, Proprietor
OHors the best recommendation at the
lsaost reasonable rates. Table supplied
With the bost the mal ket affords. and
Rueats shown every atttnGOn. A good
stable Ia connection with the hotel.
TxCHANGR HOTEL.
Corner Price and High stroob)
KINGWOOD, W. VA,
p. r.. SMITH, Proprietor.
House new and nowly furnished, and
every attention pal 60 auests
Excellent stahiiug attached 30 tho Hoe
tel, and iu charge ~ careful and attent.
i've hostlers. oc2i
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-10
9aluaiialt 6azettr.
WEDNEsDAY. MAY 10. lss2
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
TmKD DAY
"WEDNESDAY, May Sd, 1882
he Assembly was called TO order at 1OAM.

THIRD DAY
WEDNESDAY, May Sd, 1882
The Assembly was called to order at loan.
PETITIONS.
The following petitions were presented:
That laieaRas IN the Makawao district be sur.
veyed. Referred TO Judiciary Committee.
That 5000 be appropriated for a road from
Hilo to the Volcano.
That the districts of Hilo be divided. and that
separate government officers be appointed fol-
each district.
That an AZ preparation be made for bridge and
wharf at Punahoa, in Hama.
Mr.. kalua member for Lahaina, presented a
petition from MOlokai praying that the election OF
Messrs. Kupihea and Nakaleka be declared void
for reasons stated therein.
That the kohala district shall have two repre-
sentatives.
Mr.. Kaai moved that the oath be administered
TO hr. p. P. Kanoa, the newly appointed Noble
The Chief Justice administered the oath.
That 5000 be appropriated for the improve
ment of roads IN the Waialua district, Oahu.
That English schools be established in the Puma
district.
That Court House be established at Kipahulu,
Maui.
Prom Lahaina, that the importation of liquor
be prohibited.
That the number of paid constabes in the Pana
district be increased.
That 1900 be appropriated for improving the
roads around the Puma Coast
The above were referred to the several com nit
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GENERAL oFFIcEwoRk

OF every description attended TO- Bills eoHecles i-
papers o. az kinds drawn Book aad Aecoiutar tloi
and collected, and taken 10 -, The ini~-ls u 81
my cusfomerr. - @ So - -
Having neatly arranged my ncrs Office II
the new fireprOof Brick Btidez s.lioirln > fhe ,-
Sezene eaihee, an fully prepared to met morr
III asnanas ~ business ihan hf-cforc. and
Slti1ens On ne ether Islands akc ihrr nrckase
~ me, guaranteeing 20 give u ORDER
elsc nd % purchase an and tscry kIns q
meisnandise solicited procuring the ne best
marketable terms the city afofd.
CHARGES ALWAYS MODERATE
AGENT FOE--
vIcKERY's FIEEsrDE VISITOR.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-10
Groceries
COMET TEAL

BollEs ~
lOID K5N-a COFFEE
fr slls By RoIiAs q CO.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-10

Agents and Managers u Plantations Shiuliu.. on,
crs, and ITadesmen, and an cmpi0scrs rho ,d-si--
careful attention 10 their husinc- irund ~ rrff -
notify me when vacancies exist -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-10
FOURTH DAY.

THURSDAY, May 4tl. lcoZ.
The House met at 10 a. m. Minutes were read
and confirmed. The following petitions were
presented:
From Makawao, Maui, that parents who have !
or more living children, shall be exempt from
taxation.
From Koolaupoko that $4,000 be appropriated
for a road over the Pail. Also one from Honolulu
on the same subject.
From Puma, that this Assembly donot authorize
the removal of the existing restrictions liquor.
From South kona, that the Government borrow
several million dollars.
From Waialua, Oahu, that the same privileges
be allowed to Hawaiians as to other people.
That reciprocity be continued.
That horses be taxed according TO their value.
On motion of Mr.. Kalua, the President appointed
Messrs. Kuihelani, ]. p Parker, D. H. Nahinu,
Kaunamano and Kalua, Committee ON Miscel-
laneous subjects
From Waialua, that the Minister of the Interior
refund the sum of $3l.S3, amount payed for the
survey of piece of land, afterwards sold TO
third party.
From Puma, that this Assembly will not author-
ize very large loan.
From Puma, that the independence of Hawaii be
perpetuated.
From Hama, that physician be appointed for
each taxation district.
The above were referred to the several commit
tees.
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It Of Literature
Az ,crs THAT HAS
Exec led in This City,

me has been sought for to
community have not been
Of reading OF style Of
EMBRACES:
5w's Moredith's. Tenny-
In cloth and morocco
Dol Boy, Prince Deukalion,
Dream of Fair Women.
ush Gohlins. Dorc's Rhine Of the An
shakcspears Characters, Reynard the
I'd Storm. Little Women, Ballads OF
Of Beauty. Paul Lecroix's Famous Art
H. Is Unveiled. Cur Familiar Songs and
r. Them. Uncle Toms Cabin, Fairy
The Universe, Painters Sculptors, etc
round oxford. Art in Europe, Art and
-ticut. Boy's King Arthur Farm Festi-
Worship in Wood and Stone, Lover 5
-iora DAYS, Wandering jew, Laurel
Pictures. Caledonia. Tropical Nature.
r den Pearl Fountain, Perm Paradise,
Landscape in Am. Poetry. Shepherd
-a collections of Writers, Half Hours in
Greens History Of English People,
.a Progress and Destiny OF the English
.l literature, Geike's Life and Works OF
F.'s ickcn's Works, Lambs Works, Macau-
-.rs History Of England, Haydn's Dict
. Cuizot's History OF Civilization,
Hi. Egypt 10 Palestine, Hand Book Of
fUII.. Nr-r-~ Hand Books in
H". IHli Ht Ceramic Art,
"# BOQuet, Roses
Ilumor, Bird
Uncle Remus,
... lone Of Hymns
H works, Taylor's
ncrican Homes
WH Gibbons Rome
-lI" CHas, lIallam's
HH.. kcspeare, royal
.. .... Print Collector.
OF Enrhnd. 1yrol and skirts OF the
Songs, with Music, Thorwaldsen's
HH Shakcspcar's Gems. Longfeliow' 5,
all other BidEday Books, Friar Jerome.
Fairpori Nine, Day OF Fate, End Of
liver, Drifting. Memoirs OF Napoleon,
nusat. Brazil, Boy Travellers. Farm
H.s. Little Folks In Feathers and Furs
N aricty Of latest Books by favoritc au-
n other works Of various kinds.-The
Books Is very full and cannot fail to
I g Caldccot and Liren Toy Books IN
tar fIg NOW lima nj
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RESOLUTIONS.

That an item of 1900 be appropriated for the
purpose of extending the wharf at Lahaina. Or
dered to be laid on the table.
That 5000 be appropriated for building bridges
at kaneohe, koolaupoko. To be considered with
the Appropriation Eli.
That $1,000 be appropriated for bridges at
Waial1a- Laid on table
The member for Hilo, Mr.. Nawahi, brought for
ward resolution asking for $50,000 for subsidiz-
ing railroads in the district Of Hilo. Referred to
Committee on Government Lands and Internal
improvements
That the sum of SIPS be appropriated for trans
atinV and printing the treatise the Masters and
Servants Act, as drawn up by Judge McCully. Or
deretl to be laid on the table
Mr.. Nawahi was Of opinion that nothing would
be gained by this. 1t was not lucid enough. He
knew this from his experience as a lawyer.
Mr. Pilipo said that members who belong to the
Bar. would do better if they did not attempt to
bring SO much law into the House. On his motion
the resolution was laid ON the table.
The Minister of the Interior introduced reso-
luton that the Minister Of Finance be authorized
to pay 10 the Minister of the Interior certain sums
Of money to defray the current expenses of the
branch hospital and other institutions not provided
for by the present laws Inexplanation he pointed
out that an payments for the support of these in
situations since the 31st March, has been contrary
z The lae 8 y lid tean Gre saric .hsr- = --e-
Vious years. hrt a. Tie same time Illegal Tie
Cor ernnlent desire t4a ASSEMBLY t. altllIiza tha
q tmsli Of ebese expenses N opdel 'q make it
legal
The President pointed on thas shis was au ita-
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me has been sought for 10
community have not been
S of reading OF style Of
EMBRACES:
lw's. Meredith =. Tenny-
in cloth and morocco;
MI av Prince naula1iOu
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Containing Plates, Cups, Teapets, Bowls,
Chambers, Rice Dishes and Bakers,
Demijohns, 3 and gals Sample Bottles,
Vases and Glassware. Manila and Tarred Rope
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VIENNA FURNITURE:
CRATES OF ASSORTED CRoCKERY

Extension, Arm, Dining Room and Parlor
Chairs, Settees, &c,
Saddles, Calfskins, Girths, Stirrup feathers,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-05
MYSTERIOUSLY STABBED.

John Mabou. age twenty, who lives at Eighty
seyenth-st and Eleventli-ave, walked into the
Nincty-ninth Street Hospital yesterday, suffering
from a stab wound above the heart lie stated mat
eral liouor shops on Saturday night, and that while
they were in one of them a quarrel arose. MaDou
went home and retired. On waking yesterday morn
inc he found he had been stabbed, hut how or by
whom neither he nor his brother could remember.
as both were drunk AT the time. AT the hospital IL
was found that the wound had been inflicted bV a
penknife with long blade which had probably
penetrated the percardium. The hospital surgeon,
who knows Mabou, said yesterday that 1t vas he
who rescued Miss Minnie Clapl of No: l33 NeS'
Fourteenth-st. from the North River when she at
tempted suicide AT the foot of Elghty-slXth-St. on
May =. The name at the time was given as Johh
NJ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-05
UNA thrown from n colt on Saturday and received
;niuries that will probably prove fatal.

was thrown from colt on Saturday and received
injuries that will probably prove fatal
NoRTHPoRT. -Ship-carpenters are in demand AZ
n orthport and Port Jefferson. jesse Carril' ht
Northport has been Obliged to refuse contracts ior
vessels because he cannot get men TO Duild then
GLEN CovE-The Glen Cove Public School closes
on June 10 for the summer vacation. Inc reason
for closing is because the treasury is exhausted.
The school will not be opened in September Tor the
same reason.
BAYvIILE-Mrs Mary Ellison, of Bayville, was
ninetv-nine wears old on January 10. 1SS2. She Is
the mother Of ten children six of whom are living
She enjoys good health and reads and sews without
glasses. Mrs Ellison has never ridden Ill railroad
car and has never been TO New-iork.
STATEN ISLAND.
Vanderbilt LANDING.-Thc summer timetable
of the Staten Island Railway went into effect yes
terday.
PRINCES BAY.-The schooner A. II. Quincy, Of
Bristol, which sunk in Princes bay Will 10 falscu
this week by the Merritt Wrcckng Company
SrAPLEroN-A kerosene lamp exploded IN the
show window of the dry goods store OF Frances
Kendy, at StapletOn, on Saturday night. Consider
able damage was done before the flames were eX-
tinguished.
SOUTH BEACH-The body of an uni nown man
apparently that of n sailor, was found yesterday
on the shore at south Beach. The body could not
be recognized rs il had been i'll the water a long
time and had been badly eaten by fish. Coroner
Lea ordered the remains TO be buried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-05
CAPTURE OF A BURGLAR.

Officer Nugent, of the Twenty-eghth Ponce he ire
cinct about o'clock yesterday morning saw .ulec
men enter the hallway of No. 400 Second-aNe.,
and soon after heard the crash of falling wi nc S
glass He followed the men and was IN dG 10 So9
v"rd and the Thrill in the act of climbing the fence
He caught this man by the leg and pulled him back
into the yard. The man had IN ms possession
;nn number of old copper silver and brass coins,
a large revolver. silyer-handled KNIFE and
three or four handkerchefs The prisoner gave his
Mans as Joseph Ward, and an examination of the
premises on which he was captured showed that an
attempt had been made by forcing the shutters and
breaking the glass of rear window to enter me
beer shop of George Schrader At the YOrkville
Police Court Justice Otterbourg held Ward for tra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-05
COLLISION OFF SANDY HOOK.

The vessel which was reported as run into and
sunk four miles off the Highlands Saturday night
proved Yesterday to be the bark Charlie Hickman
She arrived in the harbor yesterday morning. She
is badly damaged above the water line. The
steamship Niagara bound from this port for Havana
ran INTO the bark ana struck her on the sarboard
bow. A piece of one of the upper. spars OF the
Niagara, with flag attached to II, dropped on
board of the bark Beyond this the damage to the
steamer is unknown as she proceeded on her course
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-05

women to exert their influence to reform the men
Dr. higgins said that tent to he devoted TO ieni-
and Broadway and that il would be opened to the
public June II. l.. G. Pattison of liuiiaio spoke
of the progress of temperance III that CITY, ana ss
that the entire STATE looked to New-ioIh ioi ="
couragment in the great cause"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-05
HOME Ne rs.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Breroort Housc-.Iohn Quincy Adams and Charles
Francis Adams. IT, of Quincy Mas Winaso' hoieL1
Charles f. Lewis NJ P OF England the Marquis de erNcia
SPAN and Frau Matena .-..F0a ACea9e HOtct-tou-
gTessmen Thomas b. Reed O Maine and John Van WORMS,
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MARINE INTELLiGENCE.

MINIATURE ALHANAC-rODAN.
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