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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-02-01
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-21
SQUEICHiN6 A CANARD.
Senators voorhees, and Morgan On the
Blaine Movement.

SI-rta! 20 BeStrrn .tSsOciItcd Poess.
WIsHINCroN. February 2O.-A Western
Associated press reporter, this morning,
asked Senator Voorhees, about the story
telegraphed from here, recently, to the
efFlct that certain prominent Democrats.
including voorhees,. Morgan Of Alabama.
and Jere Black. were secretly scheming
with Blsine TO run Blaine and Voorhees, as
candidates for President and Vice President
in lSS4. and give them the support OF the
Democratic PARTY.
voorhees, said the story was too absurd
TO deserve even contempt: that there was
nothing IN il, and he didn't propose 10
dignity IL by taking any notice OF it
senator Morgan. of Alabama. said the
whole thing Was 4 hCtion- He has seen
Blaine only twice in aS many months, AMI
that only for a few moments aIa time, and
no reference to politics was made in their
conversation. Morgan said; | don't think
Blame would. ever trust his
political fortunes 20 such Democrats
As voorhees,. Jere Rlack and myself.
like Blaine very much. personally, but
he i not the man | would nominate for
President. I believe in straight unadul-
tersted Democracy, and If had my way, /
would place the party upon Democratic
principles. would relieve IL of Tammany
in New York. o. RsadjuSterism IN Virginia,
and OF repUdiation everywhere. aRd
would nominate 4 tried snd true Democrat,
like Thurman, or Hendricks. or 1 mum Der
of others that could be named Tor Presi-
dent"
Seaa.os NOsgan sjdsd that ne dilas bs-
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were: Messrs. Summers, Barbee. Dawson.
Donehoo, Ewing, Farnsworth, Faulkner,
McNeel, Newman, Roberts, Samples, Shell
-l6.
Those who voted in the negative were:
Messrs. Brown, Dawson, Dennis, Maxwell,
McGregor, Smiths, so the motion TO in
definitely postpone the bill was agreed to.
SENATE Bill No. III, bill TO provide for
the regulation of railroad freight and pas
senger tariff in this State; to prevent un-
just discrimination and extortion in the
rates charged for transportation of passeng-
ems and freights, and to prohibit railroad
companies. corporations and lessees in this
State from charging other than Just and
reasonable rates, and to punish the same.
and to prescribe a mode of proce-
dure and rules of evidence in relation there
to; and to appoint commissioners and to
preseribeth powers and duties in rela-
ton 70 the same" coming up, was read the
second time. Mr.. Dawson made number
Of amendments to the bill, after which the
Senate adjourned. A message was received
from the Governor, approving the passage
of number of.bills, but ii was not read.
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Rlnine'. Congre,s.
S,,ecini % Heae,n Assocta,cd fresy

SIbeciIi 10 Western ASsOc1dtCu fTeS.
WASHINGTON, February 0.-Calrs reSo-
luton. submitted today approving the
call for 4 Congress Of Nations OF North.
South and Central America exciteS COM
ment. rs it endorses the action OF Secretary
Blaine. The resolution declares that the
United States should adopt measures to
settle the controversy between Chill and
Peru. and prevent a forcible dismember-
ment of Peru, and that the proposed Con.
cress OF the North, South and Central
American nations should consider the eS-
listing questions. and all questions that
NAV arise, rs we'll as commercial interests.
This resolution is regarded as an indiCa-
ton that Blaine's friends will sustain him:
and coming from Democrat has caused
some comment in connection with the talk
of Democratic support of Secretary Blaine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-21
THE GREAT STORM.
Railroad Travsl suspended in the
South and West.
Immense Damage to Propert-Heavy Wash
outs on Nearly all the Roads
The Whole Southwest
Flooded.
NO LOSS OF LIFE VET REPORTED.

CINCINNATI. February 0-A heavy rain
has been falling all morning. and the river,
at IL clock. was 55 feet and rising two
inches an hour. All the cellars below
Third street are flooded, partially suspend
ing business in that part of the city, as 4
great force is kept busy removing goods.
Plum street passenger depot is inaccess-
ible, and trains deliver passengers at Wood
street.
Maddux & Hobart's distillery, and the
Globe rolling mill have been compelled to
close operations. and the former have driv
en- away all their stock. Other distillers
in the same locality will be compelled to
close oday. II the river should stop now,
it is estimated there will be five feet more
of rise. What will come with more rain
would make the highest river ever known.
CINCINNATI. February 2o:-The promise
of an unusually high river is well kept
The river at midnight is 81 feet, and rising
at the rate of | inch per hour. Rain has
continued to fall almost steadily all the
afternoon and night, and navigation is
virtually suspended owing TO the difficulty
in making landings.
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English Grain Market

Loxnox. February 2O.-The Ank Lg"r
Erpse.s, in review OF the grain trade for
the past week. says: All the crops are
healthy. and their previous TOO rapid
growth has been checked. The position
for this time of the year is exceedingly
good. The supply OF wheat i restricted,
and trade is completely ruled by foreign;
Even the best samples have slowly declined
since Monday. Inferior is uDsaleable. in
foreign trade il diminished in expectation
of lover rates. Prices declined one shill-
ing Friday. Nineteen cargoes arrived and
three were sold. Values Off the coast de-
clined three xhillings. Red winter wheat
TO arrive has fallen four shillings- FLOUR
in small demand and prices slightly de-
c!ined. Foreign supply increasing and
prices for useful branch unchanged lnfe-
rior cheaper. Foreign barley and oats un'
changed. Maize declined siIPenoe; sales
of Eagiish wheat during the week ,5oj
quarters 81 iii shillings per uarter against
26,ss4 quarters at Il shiilings. pence per
quarter for corresponding week last yea T.
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FATAL AFFRAt.
Capt. Jse. wyatt, the fsaeas Mesa-
saline MaRshal, Fatally wounded.

Capt. Jae. wyatt, the faaeas Noes
Saline Masshal, Fatally wounded.
LOUISVILLE, KY. February 30.-A very
exciting and probably fatal affair took
place this afternoon, on Jefferson street,
between Sixth and Seventh, in which John
Wyatt, the famous ex-government mar
shall. who has bagged more moonshiners
than any man in the country, was badly,
no doubt fatally wounded by Jesse Cum
ningham and Thos. ]. Connell, two depu.
ties of the city court.
Wyatt is a man Of cele brated nerve. and
is one who has never known fear. He has
had many exciting incidents in his life,
and has shot several men, but generally
was acting in self defense or the discharge
OF his duties as Government officer; but
this time he has probably met his man.
During the affair fsorteeR shots were fired.
The difficulty commenced in store
house, 8 litile hotel, directly opposite the
Central fire engine house and ended in the
street, where Wyatt was shot.
TIE origin OF the difficulty was witnessed
by none but the participants. and conse-
quently il is somewhat difficult to give the
exact particulars.
1t seems warrants were out for the arrest
of Wyatt, charging him with selling liquor
to minors: that hearing OF this he swore
that he would pay no attention to the war.
rants, "he be damned II he'd pay fines. and
no officer could arrest him." He 10 said TO
have threatened TO shoot any man who
laid hands on him.
The officers attempted to arrest Wyatt,
when he pulled his revolver, the officers
did the same and the battle ragged from the
hotel to the street. The marshal fired ten
out of the fourteen shots. Wyatt fired four
times. with his famous pistol whiclr he
calls ''trusty." Neither OF the marshals
were hurt. except that Connelrs forehead
was razed by bullet. Wyatt was found
to be very seriously injured. and the
probabilities are he will die.
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HALIFAX February 3o.-Jame. Jos,sso~'s
house, near here, vas burned. His pareuts
helpless from old see. perishei In The
flames.
MERRINAc, NAss.. February 2eI-fostes 4
Prescott's factory is burned. Loss ~. 90;
Insurance.. tls.00o.
BELLEvrk Nicu.. February So-A 6re
originated in the harness shop, early this
morning and destroyed sixteen stores aad
dwellings. half the business places of ths
town. Loss over $4,000; insurance., ,oAoo4
PHIIApEIrHIA. February fO-A dre In
the Albion print works, On Water street,
destroyed the entire stock. worth tSAoee.
and the stocks Of several other firms In ths
same building. Total loss ei600M The
charred body .! an unk nown man -'Wss
found ON the second door. when the Ore
was subdusd. A number OF other psrsoas
are missing. The body taken out ~ id0.
tilted as that OF John u. Riers. fossaSa a
one Of the firms. This was the only life
lost.
KALANA,co, MicE., February N-Ftsi.
Avery's dry goods store. at Pine 0Uvs,
Van Buren county, was burned. saturday
night l0ss. $500; insured for $4,000
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Looking Aner Their I.i@re,,-.

Sr. I0rIs. February - Fight prominent
eastern stockholders and directors Of the
st. Louis Ore and Steel Co. arrived here
yesterday The list includes l.. Is. Cannon.
David DAVIS. Thomas Dickson, W. II. Wis
ner and Chester Griswold, Of New York
city. T.. W. Weston, Scranton, Pa, ID. N.
Kendrick, Albany, NY. and Jas. A. Bar.
den. OF Troy. This morning they met the
1t. Louis directors OF the company, exam.
ined the books and discussed questions Of
policy. This evening they visited the Vui'
can steel works. at Csrondolet the south
ern suburb OF the city. Tomorrow they
will go TO Pilot Knob, on the Iron Noun
tain railroad, where they have large inter.
ests. and nc IT day will visit Grand Tower.
Illinois, and examine their property at that
nnint
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-21
THE MOUNTAIN EVANGELIST.
The Work He Has Doae In Five Yea

LOUISVILLE, Ky, February 0.-Rev. Geo.
o. Barnes, the famous mountain evan.
eelist. who has been doing missionary work
in this city for seven weeks, preached bis
farewell sermon last evening. During this
time he has conducted two meetings daily
and three on sundays, and the attendance
has crowded the largest hall in the city:
city. His work in Louisville has resulted
in 2. i75 conversi ons. In addition to this
about rs many people have confessed their
faith in prayer for restoration 70 health,
and have been anncinted BY Ar. Barnes.
Many of the latter have publicly pro
claimed themselves cured Of the ills their
bodies we're heir TO. The evangelist goes
hence to Bowling Green, Ky. During hrs
five years Of missionary work, 5'e con-
fessions OF faith nave been made through
his labOrS
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MuAoAD MATruss
A....i Repsrs q sA- Es.ss,.,ss. us.
AlbAny q ChteAes.

LOUISVILLE, February eo.-- --Prestideut
Lecch's annual report Of the Loais-
vile, New Albany and Chicago
road, show, gross earnings for 1880: tSsS.-
252; for 1891, t.A7, ,65t; expenses, 1850 tSs3,.
3i3 for 1881, $7i7 ,0s2: net earnings. ie8o.
$3i2.90s; for 1881. t2a0, 0,51i. The apparent
increase in operating expenses and decrease
in net earnings In 1881 compared with
lSs0 is due 10 the fact that the worn out
track, structures and machinery found on
the road In $50 was rebailt and charged 70
const uction, instead cooperating expenses.
white much that was then In bed oondi-
ton yet gJod enough. for anothsr year.
was repaired during 1881. and the post
charged to repairs instead OF constructiou,
rs was done the year before. The general
account exhibited, shows thai the ouly in.
debtedness Of the company when the line
Is finished will be $53 000. 900 In bonds, and
81. 90 stock on 40 miles OF road. Of which
nearly half will he laid with steel rsils.
Thi. is only little over til ,000 per mile.
There Is not one dollar Of floating debt.
4.OOO tons of steel rails, costing t25. -. .Sk.
were purchased and laid during the year.
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St.Charles. No.

ST. LOUIS. February CA Post DiSDatch
special from st. Charles, says: The Mis-
souri, river rose seven feet between Sunday
evening and this morning, and the country
around is much flooded by rain. and the
track of the Wabash, ~. Louis and Pacific
road between here and st. Peters is flooded.
The scatfolding supported by short piling
spans OF the st. Charles bridge, is swept
away. but the three temporary pieces still
standing. Trains will not be allowed to
cross the bridge till the condition OF the
new wooden pieces is ascertained by an ex.
animation OF them.
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A.eiher YslSesay Risl.

ham has introduced bill 70 amend the
act establishing a prritorisi government
for Utah and 20 chsnse the name 70 Alta
mont The bill sests the ssecutive psver
over the territory Ia 4 Gosefnor, apPoiated
for four year,, and continues the pres.t
tieyerne1 sati; the end os his tenn u
di,francbises all persons guilty Of bieamy
or polygamy, and makes them ineligible
"A Jurors or 10 any Office. The hill requires
tbe Legislature to repeal the statutes aa'
thoriing plurality OF wives, and provide
forfhe support Of destitute and homeless
wives and children by erecting hnnses Tor
them, and to levy taxes 70 pay thefefor I,
also TO compel the males 70 support ''eir
children born in poiygsmy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-21
Lake and Marine ship Bill.

WASHINGTON, February 0.-President
Powers. of the Lake Seamens' Union. he
fore the subcommittee on Commerce,
recommended that the Aldrich Lake and
Marine shipping bill be modified so As TO
require four seamen besides the captain
and mates for every sailing vessel OF 2D
tons registry. or of vessels OF 2oo tons not
classified: five seamen besides the officers
for vessels from 30 to 800 tons; six seamen
for vessels froI7 900 TO 500 tons; eight sea-
men for vessels from 800 to l.OO0 tons. and
one additional seaman for every additional
$50 tons above 1000.
The crews of steam vessels should be
fixed in the same proportion. with = re-
duction OF 25 per cent.
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NEW YORK.
,,,ai,ie. Of the S..-a wsr.e4.

SEw Yokx, February 0.-The week. in
Wall street, opened with an uncertain. but
a little more cheerful feeling. Weak hold
ers are pretty we'll shaken out
IL j. stated that Haven. Of the Jersey
Central, is going into tbe Wabash directory,
which looks as though the scheme 70 bring
tie Wabash into New York BY way OF the
Jersey Central might. under the stimulus
of the present contest. amount TO some
thing
one Of tine foreign house. thinks gold
shipments will be made this week toIn-
mercial bills are still IN rather iisht De
mand. although some VI the contrarts have
bren made for March delivery.
The Imperial Bank of Germany has re-
duced the rate OF discount 70 ) per cent.
Developments Of Importance are prom
ised in ST. Joe preferred.
Large orders for the purchase OF Sc
Paul came from Chicago. saturday.