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H.E Will. HANG.
so SAY. ALL THE DISTRICT JUDGES,
Ia tho CasO OF Gcn. GArneia'e .Awas>lu Abuses II
the War Dspartmrut-The Anti I'lsourboa
u Move IN UtessIa-The TariH Coiunjs. 4.
l0n-GtneIAl Notes, Ar. $50.
,ccIal Dlspatcl. 10 tho ln,c,llgenccr.

Special Dispatch TO the Inte,l!gencer. ~
WAsn,SnroN, May ll.-Thc committee
appointed BY the House, some weeks since,
upon the suggestion Of Mr.. blackburn, oi
Kentucky, to investigate alleged improper
practices in tho War department, l,as been
at work very quietly but thoroughly. The
committee refuses to make the result OF its
investigations known. It comes from
pretty good authority, however, TINT tho
committee hns found more abuses in tho
department than was ut first anticipated,
and that, while no tlugrant violations Of
law will be revealed, the report Of the
committee will show state Of ulairs thnt
will demand Il few removals and will make
recommendations for additional regulations
upon the subject Of the auditing OF claims
IN that department. D9 No. lE75j.
The death Of contestant J. @. Smith, It is
said, will not affect tho contcs. against
Shelley. The subcommittee l,as satisfied
itself that Smith was elected by ",so3 ma.
jority in the 4th Alabama district, and ill
report, in favor OF Smith, will be adopted
by the full committee OIL Tuesday next.
The House will, probably, unseat Shelley
before the end OF the present session.
Hon. Simon Wolfe, consul general 10
Cairo, Egypt, is in the. city. Mr., Wolfe
was appointed about year ago by Gen.
Garfield and has Just returned from his
consulate. lie says that America is now
without representative in Egypt and that
the archives aud papers OF the consulate
are now in the hands OF native and
liable to destruction at any time in the
turbulent times that seem likely TO set in
in Egypt ut anyday. It is intimated that
Wolfe was recalled, but there seems to be
n lack Of judgment some where in leaving
American interests in Egypt ut this TIME
without protection. a6}
Tomorrow is Suspension day" in the
House and an effort will be made to make
the bills for the construction OF new
navya special order for some day during
the present month. There is strong oppo-
eition to them and there will probably be
some loud talk about "jobs" and "corrup.
ton" and strong fight agains. the bills.
Senator Camden is expected back to-
morrow.
The postollicc at Peru, Hardy county,
VIVA has been discontinued.
The following West Virginia pos!lnasters
have been commissioned: Mrs. Louisa J.
Forman, at Wiley; James I. Mayors, ut
llarrisville; Simon p. Stump, ut Grants
vile: James +. Mcrrilield, at Barracksyille.
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a NOVEL Ex TRADITION CASE,
ClRsh Of Authority Between the Cover
Nnra nf ILL Ia mud Isannur ls.u..I.. - =

Cinsh OF Authority Bctwecn the Cover.
nors ofOhio aud Peunsy lvanin.
G COLUMBUS, O., May 14.-Governor Foster
made arequisition upon the chief justice
OF the supreme court OF the District OF Co.
lumbia, for the extradition Of Benjamin 7.
Pritchard, charged with forgery, Pritchard
being a claim agent at Washington. Joseph
Moses, n deputy sheriff. Of Hamilton county,
got pritchard at Washington. While re-.
turning through Pennsylvania, at Altoona,
Moses was met with Il writ OF habeas cor.
pus, parties having telcgraphcd ahead, aud
another officer took tie prisoner from
him and placed him in jail. On account
OF resistance Moses was also arrested but
released Oh his own rccogniauce. Pritch.
nrds habeas corpus cuse is set down Tor
Wednesday.
Moses says that the Pennsylvania Judges
and attorneys claimed that the fugitive
could not be taken through that State with
out q warrant from their Governor. On
his arrival here, to-day, Governor
Foster y decided that he could
not cgally make another re0uisitioa
because pritchard is fugitive in Pennsyl-
yania. lie commissioned Moses to return
to Altoona. Meantime Governor lIoyt, OF
Pennsylvania, and President Roberts, OF
the railroad company, were notified OF what
had been done, and that the State agent
was awaiting the result. These are the most
remarkable extradition proceedings ever
heard here, and tho outcome will be awaited
with interest, .38iasi Sg5.y. * n-'
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Tms Il The 18th Of May and the weather
is still unseasonably cold. The recent
heavy nins have very much retarded farm
work, especially corn planting. and there
are those who believe that much OF the
corn already in the ground will rot on ae'
count OF the cOll aud wet soil in which it is
imbetl,lel. The grass will OF course come
forward. rapidly. "a wet May fills the
b,m with hay" is an old proverb, but it is
not 50 apt 10 ill it with wheat, and
i, Is to the wheat crop now tha,
al eyes are turned. The we,
weather has prevailed throughout the
county, Just rs the drought did last year
extending TO Western Kansas and Col.
onilo, whero ordinarily rain is unknown
a!,Aissea,on nf the year. They have had
dnuchns rains at Pueblo, Colorado, to
the amazament and almost the consterna.
ton OF the people. They do not under.
stand the change that has happened to
their climate. They only expect rains in
midsummer, aud never before or after.
wards. Hence crop reports in the West ol
Kansas are unusually promising this year.
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THE LOST CIlAltL7E ROSS.
Hc Tusn< Up Again, This Time In Chi
tnwA-N 4 kCnsns Jn,uy St...,. (

Hc Turns Up Again, Tiils Time In Chi.
rn=o-A Sensational Story. t=
CuscAoo May 1l.-Early yesterday morn
ing Alrs. Descarmns, Of 2S5 West Jackson
street, reported to detective headquarters
that boy answering the description OF
Charlie Ross, kidnapped from Philadelphia
several years since, was residing with his
reputcd fa,her at 206 Soutl, Sangamon
street. The boy was seen this evening by
a rcpo ter and told the following story: 9
II used to live in Philadelphia, hut was
taken away by some strange men while
playing with my brother. They sent my
brother after some candy, and when he
was gone they placed plaster over my
mouth, lifted me into carriage and drove
away. Since then I have lived in various
places, For the past three years have
been kept in u Catholic Sisters school at
St. Louisi ~ re
The boy is n slender youth, about ten
years OF ase. has fair complexion, hazel
eyes and light auburn hair. lie is well
dressed, and appears more refined and OF
different blood from the party having him
in charge. lie talks intelligently, and says
That his reputcd father, who is II rough
looking man, often threatened him with
instant death il he ever attempted to re-
veal the story OF the kidnapping or his
subsequent residence in St.'f.ouis. The
boy also told Mrs. Descarmus,. who
had gained his confidence as a
neighbor, that the reason OF his reputed
father moving from place 10 place, was to
prevent his being kidnapped again. His
name was otlco Charlie, but his fathcr
compels him to give his maine us Willie.
1t is evident that the boy believes the man
having him in charge to be his real father.
This man is uncoutli in appearance, gives
his name MS Macks and ii very uncom.
munitive as to tho origin OF the boy.
The affair has caused considerable excite
ment in detective circles, and it is thought
TINT Macks will be arrested in tho morn
ing and tho identity Of tho bov. fully es.
tablished, rs all witnesses arc confident
the boy is Chnrlie Ross. q
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association Of iron workers OF tho United
States, arrived hero yesterday morning. A
meeting Of about twenty iron workers was

association Of iron workers OF tho United
States, arrived hero yesterday morning. A
meeting Of about twenty iron workers was
held, but the session was secret. Tho pur.
pose OF Mr.. Jarrett's visit md meeting il
10 arrnn 70 md determine u schedule OF
wages 10 be paid iron workers in this Sec
lion during tho ensuing year. The section
interested In thnwork Of Mr.. jarrett H.
cludcs MI foundrics md rolling mills be.
tween Grcencastle, Ind, and St. Louis. y
lWlLwAuEEE, Wis, May 1.-THE cigar.
makers strike ut Milwaukee Is believed to
be near It's end. The Unions throughout
tho country arc using NIL their powers 10
achieve success in this strike, now Of twen-
ty.eight weeks duration. ,G.vs z=r
CINCINNATI, May Il The iron.monltlers
are continuing to send financial aid to st.
Lsuis and Louisville. There are favorable
prospects for an early settlement Of tho Lott.
isrille troubles. 5lll.l$ f
Some manufacturers aro endcavoring to
have all eslploycs prescribed who become
tired Of their situations md quit their situ-
ations without being discharged. Fore
most among them arc the carriage and boot
and shoe manufacturers. Some Of the work
men arc talking Of giving the firms notori.
city II 1t Is continued. fg 4& ifS sHg
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

At Detroit, Michigan, Yesterday, Gen,
Jos. G. Barnard died; for many years ne
was at the head OF the eng ineer corps
U. S. A. ..,ElS,@ m
at Delaware, Ohio, on Saturday night
Wm. Cook and other roughs assaulted
John Etgeri finally John fired on his us
saiIant, one ball entering Cooks head.
Burt Smith and George Dale, both col
ored, had row in 4 saloon, in kaasa.
City, Mo-, yesterday morning when Dale
fatally stabbed Smith. Z.
at indianapolis, yesterday, Ed. Stewart
a colored barber, was arrested charged
WIN committing on outrage on Il little
girl, . years old, one week ago. -.s
Pacific mail steamer Salvador, coffee Ia
den, from Costa Rica, sprung leak and il
lost I...T- !. ~ - y -
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A FATAL CYCI.ONE,
Great Destruction al Property III Mont
Eau g0mery County, Arknnsns.


g0mery County, Arknnsns.
lIor SPRINGS, ARK, May ia most dc.
structive cyclone has swept over Montgoui.
cry county. The storm came unhcraldcd
and was Of few minutes duration. 1t
swept from a northwestcrly direction and
barely missed the towns Of Silver City and
Mount Ida. At Caddo Cave, A. S. Swim.
toms residence was destroyed -Four per.
sons in tho house were carried some dis
tance, and aligh,cd in II well, but were res
cued. The two Swintons ind Anderson
were fatally injured. S. Bates residence
was demolished, and the several occupants
severely injured. Rufus Barrett, Riley
Wheeler and james Bates lost residences,
the two former persons sustaining danger
uos injuries. S. NJ. Tultlebaunl's house,
near Silver City was destroyed, and the oc.
cupants MI injured, though none fatally.
At South Fork tho postotlice was lifted rs Il
feather and carried away. W.. Burton,
postmaster, lost everything, including the
effects OF the office and property.
The extensive farm Of S. =. Kinney,
probably the largest aud finest in the coui,.
ty, suffered much damage. The grist md
steam saw mill and cotton gin, together
with fifty other buildings were destroyed,
and the families occupying the residences
were nearly all manned or killed. a
Mrs. James Edison sustained fatal iuiur-
les, and probably also Mrs. Con,lry, The
large church was totally demolished. Mr..
Gelhart and family we're seriously hurt.
Hundreds OF sheep, hogs, horses, aud cattle
were lost or killed, and five thousand dol
lars in currency and silver were scattered
TO the winds and lost. The damage to
kinney's property will amount to thirty
thousand dollars Jerry Watkins rich
plantation on the Ouachita river is wholly
destroyed, and also Shelton Fulton's val
liable farm. The total damage inquired
can not fail short OF one hundred aud tiitv
thousand dollars This will include the
damages in the entire county. 1t is safe to
say ut least one hundred families we're
rendered homeless and without shelter. S
Your correspondent was shown n letter
in whic! it is said seven or eight people
were killed outright and several hundred
wounded. 5Nf5 sl$I%,..
). The citizens met at Mount Ida and issued
an appeal Tor aid. Money and provisions
are being forwarded from this city rs f:,st
rs possible. VI 5wi,. stl7S.
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WAslllSoroS, May l3.-At n conference
held lust night by Southern Republicans
Representatives and the Republican Cau.
Gus Committee, which has charge Of
tho order Of business in the House, an
understanding was reached in accordance.
with which least four contested Southern
election cases will be Mkcn up in thu
House, and disposed OF before the appro.
prlation bills. arc passed. The object OF
this is to prevent the adjournment OF Con.
gress without taking action upon these con.
tested cases. Southern Republican main.
tain that they would be placed in false
torily or with any reasonable prospect Of
success enter upon the Congressional can.
yassif the Republican majority in the
House had not admitted to seats those con.
testing Republicans. who they claim are
properly entitled to them, M -aW-E
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Sensational Suicide,

Dsrnolr, May ia case Of suicide,
i,A.;nS all tile elements Of sensationalism,
occurred Iae,a this morning. Soon alter
daylight a palrolman saw q I.an in n state
OF nudity standing on tho sill on tho third
glory. OF the Irving HOUSE. Tho nan ap-
peptc4 to he signaling the policeman and
seHpAngly aWafe il,st ha bad attracted his
attention, plpbgel ontWara apd ioynyard,
bogd FOREMOST. \, lIe fell distance Of forty!
Gyn iect bis head striking tic fpayemeh.
apl being crushed byt tbe fercc 81 The inll.
Death WAS almost jpstaDiape9Ys. Flo spi.
eide was ideatiiedas Frans ltraite, ioY,
nerly Of Cleveland.3 fiie WIS insiHes and.
well known sailors boardins.house keeper
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Is sTaSins Of the coming general rs.
,,utly o; the u. 7. Church at Monmouth,
Illinois, on the eth, tho Chicago Time,
.y, thu. the party in the church in favor
Of the rSpcaIOithe rule against instrument
al music, will probably choose az Modcra.
.or either ftev. DR.. Mcclure Of this city,
Paul Of Ohio, Or Lee OF New York. The
opponents Of repeal will choose DR.. Col.
lins Of Philadelphia. Gjl ..
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The Congressional Programme.

WAsnlNGroS, Alay l4.-The bill to ex-
tend the charters Of the National banks
will be taken up again in the House on
Tuesday agd an et;brt will be made to SC:
euro Anal vote. The Contested election
case Of Mickey VS.. O'Conner, Second Dis
trict OF South Carolina, now before the
House with a majority report in iayo. Of
the Republican coptes:aAt, will bc called
vi; nc s19n rs the hank charter bill can be
disposed Of. The case Of Lowe VS.. Wheel.
er, Eiehth Alabama District is also before
the 1opsHf With &Sls majority repor'
tcstant; It will g: probably be taker
up next after the Mackcy case. The pen
sion bill and the Legislative, executive ant
judicial appropriation BIZ, will probably b.
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Destructive FIres.

alfSSEAroLts, Mlyy, May i4.-Fire earl,
this morning destroyed a block OF seven
frame stores. on south Washington avenue
owned by f. u. Mcatc and Il. NJ. Sitter
valued ut Sll, 900. Among the tenants The
heaviest losers were A. Cohen, dry goods
$4,000; Wicket 4 Bros, liquors, 81 200
Bennett Il Brown, liquors, s, 900; loss $20,.
600, insurance, $1,000. W.,
NEw YonE May i4.-A despatch viz
pauama says that the business portion O
Manta, Ecuador, was burned, with,a loss
OF ST 200 600. q 5ISllgf, & i,,77
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I CLEVELAND, May l3-ThG late workers
in TIM Cleveland rolling mill were paid in
iall BY their employers Today. I The pay.
roll amounted to about slnO,o0o. 1t Is nov
said that the men have long been prcpar.
iny for this strike, and mnny li!.ye deposit.
Cd money in bunk in anticipation ot the
again resume work. There Is some coal.
| lvaint}a,polg MERCHANTS because theIe
@ere not G}ore stoFe Hi!!lsa sEttlel t9:day
Tho pfoprictofs oi the ulills IRE stilt'i$ed
In their determination not to aQpede to The
mems deMunds. y, 4; e. }5s5ss 81
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Aycnturrsoule 4 srin.ion.

PANAMA, May l4.-Adyices from Peru
report that Prescott has gone into the inte.
rrior in search OF Admiral Montero. The
journey is hazardous one, part OF the
distance he must be carried OIL mems
shoulders along u narrow trail on dizzy
mountain side, with precipiccs and yawn.
ing depths beneath. 1t is very doubtful
whether he will be able to find Nlontcro, u
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capitalists un the!r Ja,rue,.

SSral,l S"ralLllSSL'S, May l3.--scnator rair, of
o'iiI'n, q II senator Camden, OF West Virginia;
II Il ~ l,a,She, OF Cleveland; W. C. Whitucy
Gsn g, 4 ~ ii!nanna, Col W. Thompson, ani
Su4, c"n;, ", Thompson, prominent and wealthy
s,enn,.s ,''",.s,s, y came down the river on the
,Ss 'taSt u.%' ohesapeakc as. evening to view
srsbm,l y b!tolT"Sa route OF the Wheeling, Park.
;n;Sou,s ;a;n Charleston Railroad. They were
'H!nea Wn at Point Pleasant by Gen, a. ],
1, ,yIs,.a, ,TyISsnSr, o. Marietta. The party went tc
;,e'Siana ;,a y, To-day over the Colum6us. lIock.
A"S 'aliey 4 Toledo Railroad. - ,pl,Sc.,
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5 ST. PAUL, May all.-News has Just been
received from White Bear lake, Of tho
probable drawning Of G. d. W. Young, ap-
ditor Of the Chicago, st. Paul 4
Omaha railroad, and one ofthe newly elect
ed directors OF the Minnesota 4 st. Louis
road, Stewart Moore, chief clerk in the
freight Office, Northern Pacific. rail-
road, both gof St. Paul and &c. G.
Gossack, Of Shakapre, living at
the lake for the summer. They went out
far a sail this morning and haye not been
Gecn since. Two hats and 4 broken rudder
have been found on the shore, but boat md
bodies are still missing. l3a1 a. 3
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Commercial clubs Frnteruixinr

CHICAGO, May 1.-THE st. Louis and the
Cincinnati commercial cinbs have notified
the Chicago commercial club OF their nc.
ceptance Of IN invitation to visit Chicago,
us the guests Of the local organization, on
the 10Th and 9th instant. The railroad
companies have rendered special trains,
and the Chicago club is planning various
entertainments for their visitors, which
will conclude with grand banquet OF the
evening Of the eth.
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ConascatIng Jewish l.roncr,y In Russia

S0''saHe"s'H% SeWEHH E'FUVCtIy III RNHNIA,
New foHK, May l+.-Mcssrs. j. and W.
SellSman, OF this city, have been advised
by cable that General Ignatiefr, the Rus.
sian minister OF the interior, intended pre-.
sentins 70 the Gar, Yesterday, n bill to con.
ilscate all the property OF the Jews in Rus.
sia. The sender Of the telegram urged
that The American government be begged
to use its good Offices to prevent the sign.
ing OF the decree. sg5-f, NJ,
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sr. LOUIS, May LITTLE coroner's an
nual report for the year ending March 81
shows that there were Sc suicides commit.
ted in this city, 81 honicides and infant.
icldes. That there were t2l2 accidental
deaths 4"3; deaths without medical.attend.
ance: OF the suicides 5o.5 per cent were
by Germans. 20 per cent by Americans,
and Q per cent Irish. $ i5i5lgg3'
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bic, not upon men but upon the candidates
VINO have lashcd themselves TO nh .un.
righteous cause 10 curry tho favor OF the
boss machinism Tho use Of tho spoils
system TO bolster up tho S.alwart cause is
,lslrpatIon. mn against this, everywhere
.lnd forever. i Is tho plain patriotic duty
TO pul! down this stalwart oligarchy at amy
cost, that true kepublicanism md the Re.
public itself may live and thrive. Organize,
work and fight 10 that end. -.
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vvs C,RRlE DpMIosli, wife Of Mr.. L. 7.
prho,b. formerly Of larke~burg, died in
wNeelu. last week. Mr.. Drahosll will
%,,s Mc sympathy ot.his friends hero in
hi misunderstanding Sentinel. r
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w AslllNGToN, May l4,-SenNtorE Sher.
manbas received the following from The
widow Of the late President Garfield: 81
liaye received Your note viii! enGlosed
nosMe 81 !lls EeHsl94 GranteHt9 me for ny
Nns6ana.s saEe. Mn truly inindiHl Of til!
generous kinAncss shown 70 tho family 0
Gen. Garfield, not only by friends but b,
the National legislature, md may ask tha
YOU make acknowledgment Of this in what
ever expression my gratitude may seem i
iyou appropriate" y. - n
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ru, GREAT Knuawha gets 100000, and
i III and Guyandotte rivers $1,000 each
:" s 4. riser aud harbor appropriation bill.
,I,,,, ~ ~ Virginia docs not lose my money by
I,nrla sam. w.
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GEORGIA INDEPENDENTS

Congressman specs Urges Them to SOini.
nnte Alex stephens for e;Overp0r.
WASHINGTON, May l4.-Reprcsentatiyc
Speer furnishes for publication the follow
ing copy Of n telegram to be hid before The
Georgia Independents, tomorrow, and il is
understood to DO IN authoritative an-
nouncemcnt OF Representative Alex Ste
phens position. Il,
"WAsHSGToS, May II,
Hon. ". II. Felton, atlanta, Ga:
\ I hope tho convention Of Independent
Democrats, who meet tomorrow, will
recommend Mr.. Stephens as the peoples
candidate for Governor. l know, positive.
iy, that he will not reject such commenda.
ton and that, il elected, he will be the
Governor Of all the people, without regard
to party. lie will be controlled by no ring
[Signed1 "EHERf SrEER'
The Pennsylvania Republican sttuatiou
WASHINGTON, May l4.-The indications
here point to split in the Republican or,
guni2a,ion in Pennsylvania, and the reports
rs to the probable action Of Senator Mitch.
oil give Republicans OF other States mucl,
CONCERN. From further Inquiry today it
seems quite clear that the Independents
are determined not to accept the re.
suits OF the Cameron Stalwart con:
ventiou. The form which this opposi.
ton will sssun.e viii probably not 10 Dc.
tcrmined until tho mesting of the 1nde'
pendent convention. ThcobjeqtioD of tho
Pennsylvania Republicans who agree With
Senator Mitchell Is not SO much To the mon
whom Cameron has selected az to Dor
Camcron's dictation and methods. The
revolt is against tho system Of Boss rule
and the iact that Mr.. Wolfe, the leader o.
the independents last year, is alleged to
show signs Of weakening does not seem ia
have weakened tue ingcnendent cause.
It is noticed that Senator ititcheti and
exc oxerpor Curtin are having almont dull;
conferences, and there are surmisas that +,
combination may Ls possible between til,
class OF Democrats whiLJ the old va
dents Under tle lead Si Senator littcl
ell Such combustion would be Il seti
ous blow to the Naehine in Pepnsylyqnia
land might result IN 4 loss Of q nuiafaf G
The Republican Congressional d!sls'sts
The Immediate result OF; the combination
here in Washington will be seer, At an car!
lay IN the Senate. The fight will bpgs!
when the 40p,inntion Of Jackson to be col
} lector OF interaal fcgeHi'e in place Of sn!l
van comes up for eopSriAMio1 ~
Senator Mitchell has expressed his ylav
concerning the Harrisburg ticket in III
; following dispatch to Maj. Geo. w. Me-
rick, Of Willsboro, Pa: As
Right is mighty and ever triumphant: i
have done all for peace but warts ineyia
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t,x +, DAY, Of the Wheeling lSrELLl.
orxrrp came down Wednesday night and
,r;il rrmain until tomorrow. lleis one Of
,''oh,i,b,cst newspaper men in the State.
po,l,cbwg Sentinel. H. y