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West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-03-15
WESTVIRGINIAF FREEMAN.
SPEECH
OF HON. DAVID M'GREGOR,
In the State Senate, Feb. 16, 'S2.

In the State Senate, Feb. 16, 'S2.
House Bill, No. 274, known as
the License Bill, being under con-
sideration, Mr.. McGregor moved to
amend so as to increase the penal
ties, so that "for every such offense
he shall be deemed guilty of a mis-
demeanor, and fined not less than
twenty-five nor more than two hun
dred dollars, and be imprisoned in
the county Jail not less than sixty
days nor more than six months"
and also imposing higher penalties
against druggists for selling with
out license, and in support of his
amendment, said:
Mr. PRESIDENT: So far this ses-
sion, have said nothing upon this
subject, and | hope the Senate will
bear with me short while |
shall attempt to speak in support Of
my amendment to this bill.
Last winter this Senate refused
to grant the request of 10000 petit
TONERS upon the subject Of the liq-
uor traffic And at this session the
House of Delegates has seen fit to do
the same thing, promising the tenn
perance friends that if they would
relinquish their efforts in behalf of
prohibition, they, the opposi-
ton, would favor very stringent
license law as far as any prohibi-
tionists would. So that there
is nothing left for temper
ance members of this Legisla-
ture to do but to try to make this
bill as. perfect as possible. And
to pass this bill in it's present
shape is mere child's play. Those
engaged in the liquor traffic would
laugh at it and defy it, as they have
always done with all former license
laws.
The penalty is too small there
fore | offer this amendment.
But some Senators say that this
amendment is too severe. I would
respectfully refer Senators to the
revised statutes of the U. S. 1878,
Sec. 3242, on penalties for selling
without q license therefor. The
penalty there is not less than one
thousand nor more than five thou
sand dollars, and imprisonment not
less than Xix months nor more
than two years
l would like to have in this bill
just such penalty But this SEN
ate would not adopt that. | will
venture the assertion that no Sena-
tor ever heard of a second conviction
in the U. S. Courts; and why? Be-
cause it did not pay to trespass a
second time, and that is Just the
kind of law we should have, and
then we could rid our State of the
death dealing traffic. But we will
be content to pass the amendment
| have offered | think it will reach
some of the so-called druggists
such as the one from whom [ see a
letter is published in the Daily
Register of the 10th inst. Here it
is; | will read it for the edifcation
Of the Senate:
"AMBITIOUS"
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-03-15

WANTS TO BE GONE OF THE DOCTORS"
The following letter, received by a
member of the Legislature, explains
itself:
BELINGToN, BARBOUR Co. w. VA.
February 9th, 1882.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-03-15
Mr.. my friend
Wheeling, w, Va.

DR.. Sir after my Respects to you
l want you to use your influence in
my Behalfe as I have understood
that their is bill Before the house
to prohibit the Sale of all Speritts
in this State aud the Sale is to Be
Confined to Doctors onley. Now if
this Bill passes the house | want
you to work in my behalf and triye
to get me in as one Of the Doctors
at this place for the Sale of Whis-
keys and Wines | Donot know
whether this will accomplish any
thing or not but | will triye by
your helpe and if it is NECESSARY I
coulde get patitions with 4 or 5
hundrid subscribers to it But do
not Deem it NECESSARY now. Write
to me and let me know what they
are doing in this case Before the
house or whether they have took
any action on it yet or not.
Write soon
Yours Respectfully
License laws always read very
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-03-15

License laws always read very
nicely. But there is nearly always
a hole through which the guilty
may escape. The license laws are
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-29

Parkinsnn / sherburne, Of Naples, Aiturss
county, Idaho. have this day assigned 10 ms all
their property OF every description. in trust for
the payment OF their debts in the order named in
their assignment. Debtors will please make pay.
ment to me ct once Of amounts due said firm. and
creditors will send in their accounts
FRED. T. KEGLER, Assignee
Naples. Alturaa county. Idaho. Nov. Is. lsS7.
M VI
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KNIGHTS OF pY1irAs-oFFIcEHs FOR THE IN
srIyn yraR-TmE NORFOLK SHOOTING Az
FAiR-A HUNG JURY.
-, telegram 10 the Dispatch.l

,,.,,,, ,x7,uAs--OrFICERs FOR THE IN
go" ,'.,u-1ur NORFOLK SHOOTING Az
rAIR-A HUNG JURY.
fsnec,al telegram 10 the Dispatch.
po,rerorru. VA. February 22.-The
Grand Lodge. knights Of Pythias, finished
nm tho hplk Of their business to-day, and
will adjourn early tomorrow. The fol-
Ioy,ro arc the officers for the ensuing year
Past Grand Chancellor, Walter a. Ed
wards. Of Norfolk; Grand Chancellor, a.
G. Wiihers. Of suffolk; Vice-Grand Chan
color ]. W. Alexander, o. Leesburg;
Grand Prelate. W. j. Lithgow, of Man
chester: Grand Master OF EXchequer, W.
p Gretter. OF Richmond; Grand Keeper
q, Records and Seal, Leroy 5. Edwards,
Of Richmond; Grand Master-at-Arms, J.
II. Thompson, of Petersburg; Grand In
ner Guard, f. A. Perry, OF Charlottesville;
Grand Outer Guard. Junius A. Cosby, OF
Richmond. Hampton was selected as the
next place OF meeting.
William Puryear, who was shot last
night by Andrew c. Elliott. continues TO
sink. Puryear is originally from Rich
mond and Elliott from Lynchburg.
The hung jury in the case OF Edward
Burgess. OF Manchester, on trial for
forgcry, was brought into court this morn
ing. but being still unable to agree, and
with no prospect Of so doing, they were
discharged and the prisoner remanded to
iail. learn that nine OF the jurors had
an unalterable belief in the insanity OF the
,r;-onar
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Personal.

FiNO TIE CREDITORS OF ROBERT
4 u. LYME, DECEASED: Under a decree Of
the Chauccry Court Of the city Of Richmond. am
taking proof OF the debts and claims against the
estate ~ tho said Robe II. Lyme. deceased. No
ice OF this proceeding Ia, already been Published,
Int tie curator. are anNi0u, L. Wind up tie estate.
and 80 at their instance give this additional no.
ticc. All persons having accounts or claims OF
any snrt agaiust the estate 90 Robert Is. Lyme de-
ceased. win lind II 10 their Interest 10 present such
claim, 10 me n my office IT ONCE. ,ay before
the 2Sih of February 1852. with the proof ,us-
tanning the cl1iW.. II m1y save parties some
trouble. and 90 now inform them that 10 viii not
do tn bring the account sworn ~. The wines
proving " must come Ia my office. ana the Ntuce-
must be. ptr-un other thru the person To whom
the claim or account Us duo. Tile person 10 whom
tho account j. due Is not a competent witness and
cannot testify. THOMAS y. ~ ms,
f. o3-5f Commi, -lou"r.
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TELEGRAPHN NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Affairs nj the National Capifal-liomes Or
rcrcd Prosecuted Russian Jews in North
CaroIIna-Two Persons Killed by the Ex-
plosion OF a demonstrating Floods In
the Mississippi vaIIcy-Mariue Disaster
Safety of the Sardinian-Outrages by Black
feet Indians Presentation Of EX-Confedc-
rates. Testimonial 20 Mrs. Garfleld-Brutal
Wife, Murder in New Crleans-Destruction
from PARLIAMENTARY Feeling In the
English Cotton Tradc-Wreck Of a North
Carolina Bark on the Shores OF Great
Britain - Germany and General Skobe-
lofts Spcech-Trnces of Sea Tragedy.
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Ownership of Newspaper Decided.

NEW YORK. February 22.-The Illness
Nashville special says: 1.-THE case OF Colo
mel A.. :. Colyer and James {. Warner, adj
ministrators OF Colonel John &. Burch, eX-
Secretary Of the United States Senate,
AGAINST fhc Nashville American Publishing
Company, involving controlling interest
in the thirteen. was decided to-day in IA
vor Of the plaintiffs. This decision gives
the management Of the paper, which has
ALWAYS been strong State-credlt journal,
TO men who. judging by their past records,
NAV turn il into IA low-taX organ. 1t is not
known what change the management viii
bring about. but il i grnerally believed
that new morning paper viii be started
by those dispOsscSscd.'
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incd by HIS Brofhcr.Omcer.

PARTICULARS oF TIE SAD AND SUDDEN DEATH
uF CtuEI-MipeHIPMAN CtBANISs, or PE-
l.G-BrHG, is JAPAN.
49,, following extract from q private let
trI received hy gentleman in this city
lom Gunner Andrew Hartman, attached 10
thr United states steamer SWatara. dated
Kobe. Japan, January n. 1852, gives the
particulars 81 the sad and sudden death OF
'adet-M.d,hipman Charles Cahan>s. Of thi,
cits. oi which brief mention was made
some DAYS ago:
| regret TO inform YOU that
very -ad calamity happened on board our
shin the DIV before yestcrday-thc 18th
in>iaw-at about giJ 4. NJ. while the
crew were drilling at quarters. Cadet
Nid.hipmm Charles Cahani>s was Instant
iy shot dead 10y a rifle bail cartridge. II
Wa, accidentally done by Ensign James y.
Parker. who was at the time in>tructing
ouc 81 his men belonging TO his division.
lic Wa, recruit who had recently ship
ped 10 Yokohama, and Mr.. Parker was in
-tructing him in loading the magazine rifle.
prcyiou, to going on shore to target practice.
Nj. Parker had loaded the magazine with
I've bah cartridges, and was showing the
new recruit how TO manipulate il, when by
some means the trigger was pulled, and Mr.
t0bani>,, who was short distance from
him Ia the port-gangway, Wa, instantly
shot dead. He never uttered word after
boo ten. The bah entered his left arm, then
passed Through both sides. He was stand
ing sideways al the time. instructing q
Storage bOy-William Childs--in single
sick exercise. After the ball passed
through Mr.. Cabaniss il entered Child,
back below the left Sb0uldcr-bladc and
then entered the opposite side, and lodged
incre. be did not scarcely feel the pain
The doctor extracted The ball, and he Is now
waking around the decks.
Our captain Immediately telegraphcd t1
thc admiral 10 ascertain what 10 do Will
the remains. lie received orders 20 have
hi. body cmbalmcd. The doctors could not
do tai. on account Of the arteries having
been severed. and his body would not re-
tlin the liquid that was injected. We buried
him Yesterday afternoon at A. O'Clock viii
AL be funeral hOnOrs. Most every Oticel
and man from orr ship attended his fune
raj. besides the crew and officers Of Tho
English guuboat Flying Fish. There were
great many Europeans and japanese a
the graveyard. The minister who read tn,
services made q very affecting prayer. Mr.
Cabanls- WAS greatly loved by the officer
and crew. lie was Il very fine young man
~ win be very sad news for his friends
Ensign Parker feels very low-spirited aitel
the sd affair. -Inder-APpeoi.
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Touching Tribute

or EN-coNl EpERAIE SOLDIERS TO THE LATE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or MEMORIAL
RESOLUTIONS TO MR.. GAEFIELD.
CLEVELAND, ONO. February &c. y.
Wiihcrs. James ID. Campbell. h. +. Knife,
and Ferdinand u. Schwartz, the commit
tee appointed by eX-Conicdcrate soldiers
resident i'm Cincinnati and if vicinity. ar
rived here this morning, bringing with
them the memorial tribute 10 Che late Pre-
,idont Garfield prepared for Mr.. Garfield.
The resolutions are framed in Tennessee
marble, highly polished, AID cut from q
single block about two feet square. The
United state, coat-oi-arns is inlaid i'm Mex
lean ONYX at each corner. The committee
called upon Mrs.. Garfield thi, forenoon
and formally presented the testimonial. G..
\. Withcrs. formerly Adiutant-Gencral OF
General J.. Ii. Morgan's staff, made the pre-
scntatiOn address. u, follows:
at i, with mingled feelings Of gratilica-
ton and regret that | have the honor,
madam. of presenting 10 YOU this memorial
OF eX-COnicdcrate soldiers OF Cincinnati.
II j. gratifying that we can trutmully and
fcclingly unite our voices in commentator
OF the lamcnted dead with those OF many
thousands OF u common people. The occa-
sion which calls Tor such sentiments J.
painful in its rccolections. and as fully de-
plored by the people OF the South as those
OF any other section OF the country. The
unanimity with which these resolutions
were passed, and the expressions conveyed
therein, speak more than any words OF
mine. and you can rest assured, madam
that in them Is voiced the tribute Of all the
old soldiers OF the South 10 the sterling
worth Of the late President"
Mrs. Garfield, by great effort, re-
pressed her emotion, while the aged mother
OF the late President wept freely. The late
| Presidents widow, her voice trembling
with emotion, replied TO the address o.
General Withers rs follows: "Gentlemen
am very grateful to YOU and those from
whom this beautiful gii, comes for its sak'
and for the sentiment expressed"
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CniEI ORnLiiS.

NyIRGINIA-IN TIE CLERk'S OF
\ FfCE OF TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF
BUCKINGHAM cot NTN. on MONDAY TIE
conn DAY or FEBRUARY. lcs--iN NACA-
y. l.. savage aud Cyru, Bo-,ieuV. General commits
sion merchants. and partner under The urm ana
style Of y. Il. savage to..............I iain'iI'
10.
The Burnett Mining and Milling Company. Will
linn VI. CthcM. trustee, The same william VI.
Caholl in Dol own hight. and Mildred Is. hi- wife,
and >trrliup y. ApIcr~oi. ...-- .uclthdint-'
ArTNCHsIENT ~ ClIANCEEN.
The object Of this suit is 10 attach certain house
hold and Kitchen furniture, mules aud other 1ni-
mal-. mining tools. machinery. and fixture. be-
longing 10 thc nonresident defendant, the Bur
uctf Mining and Milling Company. on the staple
.t,old-llih, trirt Of 800 acres OF land. In TIE
county Of Buckingham. Y D.. and also the intorc I
If said company u said goid-minc and tract 81
lmd ana Ia sell 50 much of the same as may be-
necessary 70 pay 10 the plainlil- debt Of Sl17.
with Interest thereon from ihc 10Th day az N0'em-
Der. ISIS . iii payment. and tie cost.
And 20 appearing by zen affidavit Mod In ihi,
cause that The defendants. The Burnett Mining and
Milling Comuany. are mol sidcnt7 Of the >tii' 81
Virginia. on the plaintiffs motion Il h ordered
that the said Buructt Mining and Milling Com
uauX 30 appear here within one month amer du'
publcnti0n of this order and DO what T. necessiIj
Ia protect their IN crest in hi, suit; ana tlmt
r0i,y of th- order De- published once = Ncce hr
four successive week In the Richmond Disp0fr,,
and another copy thereof posted az tie front door
of the court-housc of tint. county on Tie first dAy
4 copy-Testc: p. \. FORBES. CLERK.
j. H. GILLIAN pa. j. 80 hfN
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Indian Depreiatsou..

ST. PAUL, MINI, February pa spe-
cial from Battleford. Northwestern Terri
tory, says: "The Blackfeet and other In
dians in the vicinity Of Red Deer river are
committing numerous depredations and
driving of and killing cattle. In the low
river country American whiskey traders
have been killed by them, and several other
Americans, found dead in the neighbor-
hood. are supposed to have been killed by
the same Indians"
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po..,,cor wrecked People.

SAN FRANCIsCO, February IA dis
patch from Guaynaes to the Tucson star
sny.. ..The steamer Newburn picked up a
mart Of the crew Of n wrecked British bark
off the coast Of Lower California. They
were lumishipg and about TO resort TO can
nibalism. The party consisted OF the cap
tain's wife and two children ahu Two sea-
men. One child and one seaman died I'M
mcdlately. The mother save Dl,tn TO
healthy infant two days aiter"arus."
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Land for Prosecuted Russian Jews.
4 NORTH CAROLINA MAN OFFERS FIFTY FAM
LIES nOMEs.

PHILADELPHIA, February 22.-Another
offer OF land Tor the Russian refugees was
received by the Mayor this morning. In a
communication from Calvin J. Cowles. Of
Charlotte, y. c., he says Observing the
very liberal offer OF free homes for the per-
secuted Russian Jews expected on the
steamship Illinois made by Hamilton Diss-
ton, president OF Florida land company,
and having large bodies OF land in the
mountains OF this State which | want set
tied, | am induced to make the same offer
OF free homes Tor fifty families, forty acres
TO the family. in fee simple. The lands |
offer are situated in the counties OF Alex
ander and Wilkes, and are adapted TO corn,
wheat. tobacco, etc.; well watered and
covered with virgin forest
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4 Cruel Murder.

NEW ORLEANS, February 22.-Two
months ago Della McGraw eloped with
and married Victor Eloi. Cruel treatment
by her husband drove the wife 10 seek en-
ploymcnt as a nurse, and Yesterday while
passing down Magazine street with her
employers child she encountered her hus-
band, who, after exchanging a few words
with her, plunged dirk into her breast,
killing her. The murderer was arrested
aud imprisoned.
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r.talrxolosion of "a Cannon.

LANCASTER, PA. February - While n
marty Of voung men were firing a salute
This afternoon in honor Of the Democratic
victory In This city Yesterday the cannon
exploded. instantly killing Frank a. Her.
zog and dangerously inluilng reler Rach-
richs. The latter's right ies was ,ofh on,
and he is not expected TO live Both were
married men.
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Marine Disaster.

WASHINGTON, February 22.-Thc Signal
Corp> station at Chincotcaguc, Va. reports
the ,loop Dauntlcss ashore on Fox shoals.
Al p. NJ. Yesterday the master, Scwell
Collins. and Joseph Kylcr were washed of
and lost. The bodies have not yet been
recovered. Howard Staid was IN the rig
ging all night and waded ashore at low
water. The sloop l. breaking up.
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a Cotton-StOrage House Burned Out.

NEW YORK, February 22.-Thomas
kanc's cotton-storage warehouse, at Thir-
teenth evenue and Bank street, was Quilted
by fire last night, 1000 bales OF cotton
being nearly all destroyed. The loss is
about $4,000 on the cotton and $1,000 on
the building.
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Of Cotton GOOGs-Thc
Trade Gupnsy.

MANCHESTER, February 22.-One OF the
largest meetings Of cotton masters ever
held took place Yesterday. The chairman
dwelt on the serious position OF the trade.
caused by declining prices and increasing
stocks. \ resolution was unanimously
passed that il i necessary to adopt short
time in manufacturing departments. and
circulars have been sent TO all masters 81
north and northeast Lancashire asking
whether they are willing 10 reduce pro-
duction 10 the extent Of two weeks work
dmring such fine.
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WQslisugtOff.
A DULL DAY-THE TOBACCo-TAX-PE PERSON.
AND BRIEF ITEMS.

4 DULL DAI-TllE TOBAtCo-TAA-P PERSONAL
AND BRIEF ITEMS.
from our Regular Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, February 22.-To-day was
cloudy. and the fact that it was Ash-Wed-
nesday prevented Washington's birthday
from being celebrated with ~ much spirit
as usual. Company A made a fine display
on the military parade this afternoon, and
the dress-paradc which took place near
Jackson square after the march was wit
messed by large crowd. The city was
decorated with national flags.
TIE CAPITOL DESERTED.
Neither House was i'm session to-day, and
only here and there could he found COM
mttcc ut work. The subcommittee on the
deficiency bill, which passed the House the
other day, met and considered its proyis-
IONS and the Senate amendments. The
House Election, Committee tomorrow Will
consider the Utah case.
VIEGINIANs AND TOBACCO.
Mc,sTs. y. j. Talbot. Il. l.. Brown, and
G. G.. Holland. prominent tobacco-manu-
facturcrs Of Danyille, are here. and I met
them to-day with Mr.. Cabell. They say the
tobacco trade Of their section is opposed to
any agitation Of the tobacco-taX at this time.
The reasons they give are the same a. those
>ctforih in thercsoutious adopted recently
by the manufacturers Of Richmond Colo
mel W. L. Sims, Of Pittsylyania, and G. W.
y. Hale, OF Franklin, are with them.
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS.
General John b. Gordon, who i, in the
city, looks well. Major II. ". Hunter,
who has been 10 Arkansas on q business
trip, left here this evening for King George.
There were several handsome Virginia
Iadic, at the Metropolitan hop last night.
Hon. George d. VIE last evening pre-
sentcd TO the House thcpetlion, OF Mcssr,.
Pickcrell ~ Brooks, and David Tenant and
others. Forty citizens Of West Virginia have
asked Congress 60 lcgislatc against polyga-
my. Senator HoarthinkS that sooner or later
the American people will demand a great
reduction in the number of the members Of
illA AlDAtehs 4 nv Aillfilfdi ' liNllllfl VI
Commerce, consisting OF 700 members. Re-
publcans, Democrats, and Greenbackers.
ask Congress 10 pass a tarn-commssion
bill. ir. CorcOran was to-day reelected
first yicc-prcSident Of the Washington
Monument Association. Manager Powell,
Of the Richmond Theatre, was here to-day.
Major Don =. IIalscy is i'm the city. Rep
resenlatiyc Thomas Allen, of Missouri, is
no better.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
The Oldest Inhabitants Association OF
Washington celebrated Washington's birth
day with mi Grafton and appropriate eXcr-
ciscs.
The Massachusetts senators and re-
representatives. introduced the New England
visitors to the President.
EN-Attofucy-Gcncrul MacYcagh made IN
argument to-day before the House Com
mercc Committee against the Interstate
commerce bill.
Governor Brown, hen asked about the
Blaine-and-Br ticket, says he has al-
ready announced his purpose 70 support
the Democratic presidential ticket.
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LoSnoN. February 22.-Lloyds state that
wrcckagc from the British steamer City OF
London. which sailed from London No
ycmhcr 18th for New York aud has never
reached hcrdc>tination, i, continually wash
Ing upon Che Irish coast signal locker
has been found bearing the OF thew
sci
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Lieutenant HARDER, United States navy,
telegraphs his arrival in Paris Monday. lie
had seen the American Minister. General
lgnatien, and others, and hoped TO be able
10 leave for 81. Petersburg Tuesday.
Professor Hermann, the wonderful magi-
elan, known throughout the world for his
skill, used 81. Jacobs Oil for severe attack
Of rheumatism in the shoulder, and was
cured by 1t. lie considers IT. Jacobs Oil q
valuable preparation.
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High water IN Ohio.

CINCINNATI. o.. February 22.-1h he
river has fallen nearly two feet from H.
highest mark and is still falling rapidly.
The weather is clear and cold. Adyices
from up the river show that the river j.
still rising. and it may rise again here, blt
the cold weather gives promise that The
worst Is over.
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Wreck Of "a SOrili Carolina Bark om
fI,c English shore -g:errnnny ana
General <LobcgO(f+G SDCecsa.I

LONDON. February 22.-Thc bark North
ern Queen, from Wilmington, y. G., for
Granion. is ashore OF CuNhlycn, and has
been abandoned i'm q sinking condition.
Her crew were saved.
4 dispatch from Berlin 10 The Times
says the result OF Bi>marck'- conference
with the Emperor is that no official repre-
>cutaiion regarding General Skobcloh',
speech viii bee made N II. pctcrsburgh.
sHOBELOFF ORDERED To ST. PETERSBURG.
81. PETERSBURG, February 22.-Thc
Gar has ordered General Sko5eloR 10
return here. II is expected that ne viii
arrive very shortly. when he will be- re-
quircd to explain his recent speech.
BERLIN. February 22.-lt i stated that
Bismarck has demanded explanations from
It. Petersburg in regard 10 SkobcloH's
speech. The matter will be discussed in
the Lower House OF the Diet when the
foreign estimates come up for considcrl-
tiOD