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Russia.

ST.. PETERSBURG, May 18.-The rumor con-
tiuues that Ignatietf will resign the Minis.
try of the Interior. His defeat in the Com.
mittee on the Jewish question has produced
decided deadlock The Minister of
Finance, who feels clearly the great loss the
exchequer must suffer from the exodus Of
the Jews, threatens to resign if the
measures Of Ignatieff to accelerate the en-
migration of the Jews are adopted. A
majority of the Ministers support the
Minister of Finance.
The damage done by the anti-Jewish
movement including houses, bread stuffs
and other property destroyed and money
taken away by the em igration of the Jews
amounts to$i10, 0OO, 1000, all lost to Russia.
To this must be added the losses resulting
from the prevention Of labor and profit,
not only TO Jews but others during the
riots, and from the stagnation OF trade
generally, which would increase the total
by many more millions.
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Yalal Resnlt Of Racing.

CLEvRk,Np, May 1S-This evening, the
steamer American Eagle exploded her
boiler in the steam drum, when II miles
out from Sandusky, and racing with the
Jay Cook. Fireman A. Bittle was instant
ly killed. deekhand +. Walters fatally in
jured, and engineer Johnson badly scalded
about the face and hands. The tug Mystic
towed the Eagle TO Kelly's Island, the hull
being injured. At the moment of the ex-
plosion the Eagle was attempting to sail
across the Cooks bow.
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POSTAL POINTS.
New OnSees Established-Ch -Chaages In
Routes-Patents Granted.
n.

New OnSees EsfaDlished-Chaage In
Routes-Patents Granted.
Special DSspdaeh 20 ne Register.
wAsmSGroS, May 1s.-A postofice has
been established at Daisy, Morgan county,
West Virginia, on the route between Mag
nolia and Orleans Cross road.
The following change has been ordered
in the Star mail schedule in West Vir-
ginia: The carrier on the route between
Walkersyille and Jacksonville will here
after leave the former place on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays at $50 A. NJ. and
arrive at the latter place at $50 ,. NJ. On
the return trip the Garner will leave Jack
sonville on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at $50 A. NJ. and arrive at Walkers
vile by 1890 the following morning.
Among the patents issued the West Nir-
ginia genius was recognized as follows:
To John F. Keller, Of Martinsburg, for
grain drill
To Napoleon r. Pattin, assignor OF one
half to d. Du BOiS, of Charleston, for an
attachment for steam boilers. G.
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RuuOver md Killed.

SHELBY, O., May lS-Iesterday The dead
and mangled body OF Thos. Long wa
found on the Cleveland, Columbus, Gin
cirnati and indianapolis Railroad track,
between here and Vernon Junction. Long
was young fellow about twentytour
years OF age. lived at.Vernon Station. He
came to Shelby yesterday and started for
home about ten o'clock last night in an
intoxicated state, and walking on the track
one of the night trains run over him. He
was not discovered until this morning
and had evidently been dead some time.
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Remale Hars4 Thief.

MllIERsBuBG, o., May ls-0fficer Selders
lodged Martha Sullivan in Jail, to-day.
charged with horse stealing She was cap
tured at Jackson, Ohio. She is the same
woman who>Sas arrested last winter and
tried here for a like offense. and after
swearing herself free went Immediately
and stole horse and buggy. Her husband
is now in the penitentiary. having gone
there from Licking county for robbery.
The prospects are that she will soon follow
him
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
wabash rty-Distinguished Visi-
tors.

TOLEDO, May Is. The county Auditors
along the line of the Wabash railroad, in
consultation at this place, have agreed up:
on the following basis Of appraisement OF
the road for taxation: Main track, $1,000
per mile-last year, $4,000; Detroit Branch,
5000 per mile-last year, $1,000; side
track, 81, 500 per mile-last year, $i,l0O;
rolling stock, $1,000 per mile; local i'm
provements, $3.50 palace cars, $4,000
each. A representative of the road was
present and entered a formal protest.
Commodore Garrison and party, Of the
Wheeling and Lake Erie road, arrived in
this city Yesterday afternoon on their tour
of inspection, and all expressed themselves
as highly pleased with the resources and
prospects of the new line. They left to-day
for Sandusky and Cleveland, and thence go
over the Marietta and Cleveland road.
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cHNiDo.
Yesterday e 'ChsaaA

6HHiso, Msy l4-wbest, O.Asy, sm
ssIy 10 modsrsts <enend, and w hll1
fsslins wss one a, Ssskness. Tts sdb
vets very Analh sAs the shSpmsRt4 -.
The vesther vas,1as, bat ~ rpfsN
poS pssticukrIx aGsels1 ty T. fh&9s
vss k9hs siSye yestsfdaHA T443
were: 81 zsh9Si AT sslsr yppei - Hx
0i Ak sslles lsly; 81 i3H0f, 1S4 ssliss
August On eaii ths sslss 1ese -
bushels, ath prices saS3sf. ey2H -
sellers 1une nd year Nefe re Ai49
Corn vs.<ssy I'D thSeush ne seGe1 -
k@Xc issss early; lsn resGee h
but veal coed about thA ntadl q 49,
sion - sc.in n ,Ss S..9psa r. !asSss
Z -: Hs;s:e s:'ss ,s;s:s'.5 ,.siiss 5sp.; ,s -:
T.sx: sSxSsSassc seller xoenG d ell
,Hics vefc s.. 20 bushelA saA ptess ~
irregular; ssher NAx - lo~ss: 49,
( August We. higher, ed slSss y~f ~
' o. us,. yesy suies hal s.sst:1y ~
| June: H0(0laKp sslley July; 1HSS
| srlIer luSSSt In 0n. aslss vess -
busbsa, I'D uiesa ~ hifhef "a 49, ~
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20 so,t - + .ssss.As sssssA NJ .
ioe loues. rsIjns stss1y 8 u - e.Se
si9(SlS 10 sIIsT ypsei ~ 1ote y 49,
Ju]y: 40 l6<)1a - 0iisf Aaey1 u ~
sslcs oSjg I'm bassA sed lgiso eeoies q
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6UTTEAU PARDON.
The President Said TO Have Decided TO
Issue It.

WASHINGTON. May lS.-It is stated here
to-day that President Arthur has deter
mined to pardon Guiteau, on the ground
that the assassin is insane. II this is done,
it is certain that the murderer will be
committed to some insane asylum for life.
Your correspondent has endeayored to trace
the rumor to some reliable source, but it is
stated at the White House that no such
determination would possibly be made
until after the Court in Banc
has rendered its decision on the law
points now in question. 1t is tolerable GER
tain, however. that Mr.. Reed will make a
q strong endeavor to influence the President
TO take this action should the Court in
Banc decide against him, and in view of
this fact efforts will be made 10 secure heavy
petitions TO this end from all over the
country. Mr.. Reed is confident that public
sentiment has greatly changed since the
trial, and that it will be found that a
majority of the people now believe in
Guiteau'S insanity.
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Du0LEY'S DIRT.
/" ihe Pension CommiSSioner TX
poets to Garry Indiana.

wv EehsAon mmtSstOner TX
poets To Garry Indiana.
HlFclal Dispatch 20 ne Register.
ASHINGToS, May lS.-There is COM
tnt that Colonel Dudley, Commissioner
tensions, is, Notwithstanding his recent
fular, making sPecialties OF applications
pensions filed by Indiana Republican
fsreeSmen to the detriment OF the appli.
'O0s filed, not only by Democratic Re.
Fenlatiyes and Senator'S, but Republican
s7eSsmen from other states. Dudley
"A sad. intends 70 use the whole power
fhe Pension Bureau to carry Indiana for
Republicans, and in order to do this
alleged he is giving preference TO the
''aiinS hled by members of the Rspub
delegation from that State.
one case where Democratic Congress.
MED meritorious application. IN.
S,on Bureau notified Republican
nOer from the same State. several dlvs
4 s'ahee' that the claim would BE- or
q, oeen tavora0ly considered, and tba, the
4 ''u would be granted with a large
& OH' OF arrears. The Republican mem
AZ once wrote to the bene6ciar,
~ elect that while he wa
Is after some claims in the Pension
4 NO' he had discovered the one refer.
- and had taken the liberty Of push
y ana vas happy to announce that il
ID be allowed.
FSuently the Bureau informed n
'sae member, who in turn wrot
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-19

RIVER DULoyrE, QUEBEC, May la-rhe
steamer Progress Was burned, last night
opposite Green Island. The steamer Reso-
lutte went to the assistance and br,ught the
crew ashore, except three, who perished.
The Resolute is nov towing he burned
wreck into mort ~rr---- .-rs- 90
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MARTINS FERRY.

The Exleys will at once build three new
tenemenis in Etnaville.
DR.. S. q. Hineman. who has been u, & y
Medical Inspector from Chicago to Chicago
junction, has resigned and will locate here.
Miss Jane Jones, of 81. Clairsviiie. who
has been the guest of Mrs. M. e. Mitchell,
returned home yesterday.
James Lythe, X. NJ. Theaker and Th0n-
son Thomas are home from 81. Clairsville.
The Etns mill is now in full roperatipo.
Yesterday was pay dav at the Lane}lin
mill and 10 morrow at the Buckeye works.
John IL. brennan, Esq, was At Bellnire
yesterday.
Alex. Laughlin, Esq, OF the .LAnghlin
mill, was sighting around .Bellairs yesser-
day among the rail readers.
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u,e Ceal Miserx.

PrrrsBURG. May 1S.-The indics6ons pre-
sented at al early hour this morning
seemed to show that the paraeipants In
the presenk struggle between tas coal oper :
ators and their MINERS were dseefmined TO
hold ont DO the bitter end. here was an
unusually large number of tie pick.wis Id.
ers at Rresident Jones' oftDe- Each idle
Dit was represseted by one or more dele
gates, and.a sost of an iAformal meeting
was bald. Committees ware appointed To
visit the river pits, which are still in opes.
alton, and inform the miners there en.
ploysd thai if they AD not come forward
with more financial aid, the rail.
rssd miners will soon be com
psllsd to 60 TO work al
ibs reduction. Some of the hsn-Hsndle
men complain thai they have not received
the help which should have been extended
them by the river miners. They argue that
Is there are oas AundreA and tvepty mine.
still at work and only tvepty-on on
strike, q comparatively small amount from
each one Of the river ynen, would enable the
strikers to win the hattie. I'VE must have
money TO 6ght the operators" said one shi'
morning, "and there will be no tfoqoie IN
getting the colored msn 70 leave the DIS
tJict IL We had funds enough. We have nov
|, made arrangements by ahich $1,000 VAL d
laid on the table In the Knights ~ i1bo
| hall next Saturday evening, and We In tent
| 10 stick TO the 6ght"
All the Pan Handle pits except R,b5las
Reads and AjdTaJ. vess Tsp'esras<as .
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Coming Home.

LIVERPOOL, May lS,-The Mayor cordially
welcomed the Jeanette survivors. At
Luncheon he toasted the guests, and ex-
pressed admiration for their gallant enter.
prise. Consul Packard proposed the health
OF nanenhoner and Sewcomb. The toast,
"Onr lost comrades" was drunk in 81
lence. Consuls Packard and Shaw escorted
the party on board the steamer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-19

LONDON, May 1S.-Fear of being arrested
in connection with the murders of Lord
Frederick Cavendish and Burke is now so
general in Ireland that the peasantry, trav-
cling outside their own district, apply to
the police for passports Many emigrants
leaving the south OF Ireland for America
resort to the same course.
LONDON, May lS.-A meeting of the Irish
Parliamentary party. to-day, unanimously
condemned the Repression bill.
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Killed by Machinery.

OIL CRY, Pa, May IS-At noon yeStsr-
day, at Salem. man named Elijah Kent
attempted to throw Off the main belt in
saw mill, preparatory to going to dinner.
His leg was drawn between the belt and
the pulley, and he was hurled around sew
eral times before assistance could be ran
dered and killed.
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rruraer~<, Catnelic Priest.

LAxEDo, Tx, May ls.-Yesterday, two
brothers named Romers, sssassinated
Father Luna, a Catholic priest. and Brother
Pedro, on the road near Sn Pedro. Delos
Petates, Mexico The murderers went 70
falr which did not come of, and the victims
smiled at their disappointment J.
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Fire Underwriters.

New YORK. May lS.-The annual meeting
of the National Board of Fire Underwriters
was held to-day. The amount OF fire risks
written in this country by all companies
during 1881 were s., ,5s2,02l .!5i, showing an
increase for the year OF S747, ,007, ,063. The
President delivered his annual address.
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HON Al.x.naev ri. siephens.

al am direcsed by my uncle, Hon. A. II;
Stephens, to say TO you that he is inclined
TO believe that he has derived some benefit
from the use Of Simmons Liver Regulator,
and that be wishes to give it further trial,
Yours respectfully, W. G. SIEPHkNs.
''Csawfordsville, Ga, March 81, ls1of
Extract of letter from Hon Alexander
H. Stephens dated March s, 1874; Il occa-
sionally use. when my condition requires
il, DE-. simmons Liver Regulator. with good
effect. ;. =. A. Il. StxFnESs.>'
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
rhree KiIIeti and MANY Wounded.

BISMARCK, May 18.-An accident on the
Northern Pacific Railroad, near Spiritwood,
yesterday, killed w. l.. Turner, brakeman,
Morris Racine, who was sitting on the ten
der, and Cavrason, who was up on the cab.
A large number of workmen were badly in
jured, some of them perhaps fatally. 1t was
a train containing workmen. The accident
was caused by the breaking of an axle. A
number were badly bruised and are now at
the hotel.
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G.mh,.r. M work Again.

CmCAGo May 1S.-The gambling houses
are all open again, and some Of them run
ming more attractive establishments than
ever. Possibly without any good reason
for so thinking, the gamblers are convinced
that the prosecutions against them are not
bona fife, and say they do not intend to be
intimidated.
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The snxnxne Estate.

PRovnEScR, May:igE-No bid was made
for the Sprague estate at the upset prices,
at the adjourned auction sale; To-day,
and the sale was adjourned without day.
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No New DEVELOPMENTS.

WASHINGTON, May 1S.-Robert Il. Hit
appeared, this morning, before the Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs, but the exami-
nation was not proceeded with. The testi-
mony taken before the subcommittee in
New York in connection with which Hit
is to testify, not being in print. No action
has yet been taken on Shepherds letter oil
last evening.
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Rannl HIndieafefl.

WASHINGTON, May 1S.-The Ways and
Means Committee this morning heard the
report OF the subcommittee appointed
TO investigate the charges made by Repre-
sentative John d. White, of Kentucky, in
connection with the bonded period whisky
bill The report is unanimous and exon
crates General Raum, Commissioner OF In
ternal Revenue, from the imputatiOnS made
against him.
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DEATH OF MRS. ToMPKINs,
Sister of Gen. Grants Father, Yester-
day.
Special Dispatch TO me Register.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, May 1S.-Mrs.
Rachael Tompkins, the only surviving
aunt of General Grant being his fathers
sister, and relic of the late William Tomp-
kins, Sr.. died at Cedar Grove. the old
homestead, in this county, at nine o'clock
last night. The deceased came here with
here husband in 1927, and has resided in
the county ever since. She was one Of the
pioneer mothers, and survived her hus-
band 25 years. s.
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Sa,a,.rLo~nn Improyins.

ST. LOUIS. May Ex-senator Logan, OF
Illinois. arrived here from the Hot Springs
this morning. He is much improved in
health. He leaves tonight for Chicago,
where he will remain for short period,
then proceeding TO Washington.
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.W..e. N~yep ThIak." I"

II the grabbed old bachelor Who uttered
this continent could but vftnsN The In,
tense thought, deep study and thorough
investigation Of women in detefminins ths
best medicines to keep tbsir fanlliss yell.
and would note their ssgataty and wisdom
in selecting Hop Bitters - the best ane
demon strstiag Il BY kskpipg their ismiitss
In peYbetusl kealth, n 4 m1Pe nomise 81
uense. be vousi h1fosced 70 sckpoeee9Rs
h.l ssoh sspixssSas hssa'esss.tssls~
.-ftn,s<se.
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the operators meeting 1t the Chnftieys
Company essce to-day. Mr. Psttsrsoa 90
ceptsd the eAsI. and Mr.. John z Nc.
Crekart was SECRETARY. A. the morning
sess2on nothing definite WIS arrived sk
Mess1s. Sauters, Fisher snd HGtlsy were
of President Jones, Of the MinefS Aoocia.
ton. At the morning session - well As,
during tie afternoos, reporters were not
admitted. n is ssid, however, by those in
a position 10 know, that large force OF
coal digger will in q very short tinse be
brought to .ae Par. Handle pits.
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Getting Ready for Business

PHILADELPHIA, May 1S-The Independ-
Hail for the State Convention, Wednesday
next. 1t is thought that Senator Mitchell
will be temporary chairman.
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Rhot Himself.

CoIuNBrs, May ls.-Jacob Emmert, q
butcher, suicided by shooting himself
through the head. at asaloon on high street,
this afternoon.
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Fighting Miners.

! WASHINGTON, May lS.-Telegrsms from
| Portland, Oregon, reports q serious fight at
| Harrisburg, Alaska, among the white
| miners. \ number are killed.
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RAand Ear H0usR.


LIvERPooL, May lS.-The fosl survivors
of the Jeannette Asatic. expedition have
sailed on the steamer Celtic New York.
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Confirmation OF the Testimony.

NEw HAVEN, May 1s.-A druggist testi:.
fed he sold Walter Malley four ounces OF
arsenic September 9Th, 1890, for thepurpose.
he said OF killing rats
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One rho<,ss.d Men. On . strike,

CHICAGO, May ls.The ncn in all tAs
principal tanneries struck at noon, today,
because those ir the preparing departments
who asked for III advance of cne dollar per
week were refusetrt They demsnd twelve
dollars week. The employers" will shut
down. About one thousand o. the 100
tanners employed in Chicago ars therefore
ont OF work.
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"A PuSE strengthening tonic, free tom
vhiskey and aichohoi,. cures dyspepSla and
similas diseases. It has never bsea e9Ys!'
ed. Browns Iron Rinsrs
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the ECLIPSE.

Successful Obseryation-New Planet
Discovered.
LoNpox, May IS-Adyices from Sohsm,
Upper Egvpt state that the eclipse of the
sun was successfully observed at that
place, yesterday, by English, French and
Italian Astronomers. A fine comet was
discovered close 10 the sun. Its position
was determined by photography. The
sPectroScopic and ocular observations Just
before and during the period of totslity
gave most valuable results
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CoPEsHAGEs, Mag fS-By the explosion
Of gunpovder heza, six peracns were killed
and many injured 50
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CINCINNATI, May B.-The carpenters'
strike is again in fulr force. The men de-
nounee the president for saying is was
about over, and with ffssascial aid tyum .
distance the strikers take new hope.
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Never confcund the bad with the good
remedies, the very best we know Of is Pk-
RUHA.-&m.
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Preniuns.

lst choice, J. C. Anderson, $lO0
I'd choice, J. c. Anderson, $50
Sd choine, DR., T. II. Logan. SO
.4th choice, ], c. Anderson. $40.
5th choice, Mr.. Goucher Baltimore. $40.
9th choice, Or. T. II Logan, $25.
Tth choice, John Thompsoa. Philadel'
phia, SIS. EE fts,a
sth choice, Mr.. Allen, Baltimore. SIS
9th choice, Rev. C. y, AasdeR, Sss,.
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bis constituent similar letter. The pen
siOner was sharp enough to catch on to the
racket, and wrote to The Democratic Con-
gresSmen, exposing the wholesystem. @.
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SPORTING NOTES.
English Races.
Louisville Race.

LoNpoN, May 15.-Wiltshire Stakes, at
Salisbury, were won by Royal Prince, Chew
alier d. Estes second, and General Scott
third
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Political Speculation.

CHICAGO, April 11.-A Washington spe-
cial says the indications are even at this late
hour, that General Rosecrans Is to be sus-
pended In the management of the Democrat
ic Congressional campaign, which is to be
turned over to Roswell p. Flower, of New
York, who made the contest with Rosecrans
for the Craftsmanship of the Congressional
Committee. Flower was not accepted as
chairman by his colleagues Of the committee
because of his views on finance and his adj
vocacy of the National banking system, and
Rssecrans was elected a representative
Western Democrat. Flowers friends who
were much chagrined at his defeat for chair
manship of the Executive Committee Of the
House have, IL Is said, succeeded In formula
ting plan by which Rosecrans Is to have
the barren honor Of the craftsmanship, while
the management will be in the hands of
Flower. To this end they will make Rose
Grams chairman OF the joint executive COM
mittees of the Senate and House, and ap-
psint the management Of the financial COM
mittee OF which Flower will be made chair
man, and which will consist Of Flower, Rose
Grams, and Cobb on the part Of the House,
Davis Of West Virginia, and German of
Maryland, on the part Of the Senate and
four prominent outsiden not Jet named.