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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-22

TIE shove trains are ran daily and make
CLOSE conne. tioH at Mount House with trains
Of the Virginia & Truckee Raircad for Virginia
Citv and Reno. ard witn the Central Pacific
as Reno, via the Virginia Trnckee Railroad.
Tor all points East and West.
n. N YERINGTON, Gen. Supt-
E. J. LAWS,
Assistant Superintendent.
u. A BENDER
General Freight and Passe, yer Agent
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nem @eipann auf eigene Sauft na6
Sugltetten abgefabren uno tple 1lb 1pd=
ter berausitellte, Inn 912 llbr auf Der
ungliidsidtte angelangt, ipoielbit tie
Elm 16auerlid6es NtaterIal flir 1bre
Sbdtigfeit bprfanben.
Gn6li6-enbli9 na6 bangen Stunt
6en fubr furs mad Mitterna6t Die Sofoz
motipe bes 8abnbprf ftanbes nit gSa=
gen lansiam lit Bic Station ein; mebr
ols 5 Minuten tpurben jebo6 bie Shit
ren berielben mod sel6loiien gebaltelt,
ba gerabe ber 3ug ym. SOP um u u9r
25 so. .einfubr unb bas erlte @eleife
einnabm. Waan bate es ni6t fir mo-
tbig gefunben, bielen 3ug bor ber Sta
tion baIten 5u laiien. Na6oem enoli0
bieier 3ug bas erfe Geleiie gerdumt
bate, begann man nit Sem Gntleeren
Der 5 @agen, aus wel6en 5undblt eine
Wfenge lnberlebter unb 2ei6tbermun=
beter dusltieg. ginen unbei6reiblib
ber5serreiBenben 9lnblid Bot aber 6as
Nuslaoen Ser G9merperipunbeten bar;
bier tpuroe Elm jrnger Mann getragen,
bem beibe geine serquetidt tparen,
einen anoeren tparen Die S6ulterbldt=
ter serbriidt; Widnner, Weiber un6 balb
,@rtpa6lene nit grdBli6 entffellten Gez
fi6ts5iigen unb tbeilpeile bereits bran=
bigen @lnben tpurben borbeigefiibrt-
unb getragen. Gin S6auer bes Gntz
febens erfaBte Sic l1mtebenben, als auf
elmer Sragbabre cine blutenbe Mfalle
borbeigetragelt tDuroe, in pelDer faunt
msbr Die ein5elnen GlieomaBen erfannt
merben fonnten unb in tpelder glei6z
mogl mod 2eben mar; auf Ben groBen
Slid inmitten bes WarteI Iaales 2. &lalIe
nieoergelegt, entflob Der &eit Beg 2ez
bens na6 fltrser 3eit. Gin grdbli6es
8ilo iegte bas 9lnbere. Ser @arteiaal
2. &lalie gli6 einem 2asaratb na6 Ell
ner S9lad)t. Nlsbalb begannen Die
slerSte nit glnlegen BON Notbperbanben
uno Mmputationen.
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@i6ttg fitr &ablf0pfige.

prof. g. St0br, 9fo. 307 iiioli6
4. StraBe, ct. 2ouis, Mo. 1T es gelunz
gen, lansiabrige &ablf6pfisfeit su furi=
rem. prof. St0brs Metbpoe 1T iebr ein=
fa1. 9ie fablen Stellen iperben tdgli6
oreimal gebaoet fiir orei Ntinuten nit
Dem Saarerseuger unb innerbalb
4 Wo9en Seigt lid) Ser neue 9aarwu9s
auf ben fablen 9tellen. 9amen unb
Serreu, lpel6e an &ablf0pfigfeit ober
gusfallen bes 9aares leibet, iollten
nidt peridumen, ii6 i6riftli6 an Prof.
Stobr gu menoen. preis $5 Die Glai6e,
tpel6e 4 @o6en ausrei6t.
24,7,S2, ,tuw1i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-09-27

1881 geh,inse Int ge:raee ssn 265,5oG
~ Mafrassn fat Mssnten, fo.pte Staten fai
glgbs f6aaen nur in ber Sffsee III Mews Srleani
seata1. psrben.
an UT. q. Daapbia,
sfem DrleanS g.
gbperb gpore. Msent, Gds 5taltcn' Ii. Meeasia
Gtrobe, Gan Mntpnio.
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saao = /. !. /.

Die 2ouifsaaa 5taatelctterie 1T bte etnatae, 81,
BON benz @olte eabuiftrt !oarbe
0Oa1titata State 2otterD So.
Dttfss SHflitut Wurbs Sabre 1883 fir CT.
stebaas9> unb Dptltbdtisfeits 8wess poa bu
Gtaatelegislatur fir ben Seitraum sur funfunh,
tpans's Sabren seietlia inturpprirt NIT eia.m
Sapttal opa 81 100000. sa wslder fe feitta
einsn Rsfersefenb sun $3.50, 900 binansefaas bei
Dard Elm llberi6meneliaes gotum ru.ten ibr,
Ie6te tin Gketl Der gegeMtpdr Gtaatsspn-
ifttutton, angcncmmen ON 2. Detenber 1879
Cite cute 0efesenGeit (ein @laG
sit tttaGem.
tbre esosem 3tebun9en S6n einaeImtu
MImm n ftnben rspnatli1 tats. NisntaIs wi,t
slte Stebung strf5s5en. asam lsfe naafplseaht
Wreissesseeilana.
0rpbe monatliae 3iebtna Der
Classe K
asw Srleans Dtenftas ben 10. Setcber 1881.
Mus nafsre fanfiigen 3iebaassn fnbsaRatt umss,
Aufit4t unb Gstiaa8 Der 0eaerdle
6. O. 3saMssgara ton gonisiaaa .ud
gaba1 g. GgTIy rom Ttsgintsn.
eSatptpreis $4,000.
100000 Gidets sn SIS jehes. gruatbeile
TT 5anftel TN Sertaltnib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-09-27

T Man6' cine arme, frdnflibe Srau,
beren traurige @rfabrung fomobl bas
Seblf6lagen Der s. 9eil m mittel eingez
biloeter Merate tpie aller Quadmebi5i=
nen beiuieien, bat tpieber neues 2eben
gefunben our6 elm paar Sbaler Die iie
&rautermii6una ausgegeben unb gebt
iebt tpieber frob unb 5ufrieben in Der
Welt umber unb banft Srau 2D D ia
6. pimfbam BON 2Dnn, @tali.
1nfiir.
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9ipbt5erie
bergiltet.
! q

r7--a-7<lz.Si@ss's1--s.sss shiz-sslz41EsfA
Gie gier;te bier 9e=
brattaen Oarbrs ySluib"
nit grpbem Grfpl5e Eel
0tpbtberie.
q. @ tplle II fp erf,
Greensboro, sila.
Gicdite au8getrpcfnet.
esDoiera rer9dtet.
@efd)Dttre sarstnt5t
u,lb sebetlt.
Sci SeoesfGue,. Ipfte
ber 2ei9nam pamit Bee
hdnbelt iDerben e3
ipirb ieben ptperli4en
@eru6 rer9itten.
Der auseesetd)mete
Mrst Sr. s. Wariots
Sims, Stem 8prt, faSt
yS6 Bin iiber3eust, 6aB
9rpf. Oarbp8 Srppbpz
Tactic Stub Elm pertb-
pplfeS Oe5tniicirung5,
nttttef tif.a
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I'm cine @rfohrul1a reiher

= Inn cine Grfabrung rei6er unb
stpar ni6t Su ieinem SGaOen 1T Serr
9lusuit 3eller, @bitebal, sc. S, Sc
nanllter Serr ma6te 1tns folgenbe Wtit=
tbeilung. SD litt felt Sabren an 9is=
peplia unb mar man6mal 10 eler1D, bab
i6 6as 8ett nidt berlaHen fonnte. Sd
nabm meine 3uflu6t au 9r.: Mugu It
6 6n / g's $ a m Bur er SrD fen
unb befin6e MIDI nab @ebrau6 BON nur
2 5lai6en pieoer gang geiuno uno
1r1llt1ter. N
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/ G9arfa6>
j Fcber gegeilt.

Sd bsShetnise Bic bbdt pprfreiili6en Gigeni6aften
Bon m grOf. OSrbps uBrpp9plactic Slnib.n ais 0egz
inictrunss= uno Meintsnnssmttel TT es ippobl
tbcpretiIb pie pratttld pprSuglier ala aneere be-
u9arbps sslnton spiro empfnDiem bot:
Srn aleganner $. Gtepbens, Georgia;
Mep. Gba3. S. OcemS, Sreinblin95= STRIDE, %. g.;
Spi. Sc Gpnte, Gplumbtd llniperiitdtsprpf., S.G.;
Sfep St. s. Battle, prpi. Merrerz 1lntperlitat;
Ser 0ep S. Sterce 9iidjpf Nt. Gpt8c zair9e.
Su.d)aaS siotbtaet.oi9 fit icSeit SanSbaIt.
S5rntpmnen unidarlid. 3u innerlihem oner anBers
libem @ebrauh fur MenIden iinb 8teb..
0us y5tuiD" TT srilnblia erprobt nprben lnb ,pts
haten Sepeiie poGau pap es alleS paS belpirtt mas
bier rrn iba bebauptet pirp. 3ur polfthnbiseren
Iu8funft laiIe man fib Bet ienem 9pptbefer Elm
Gycmplar Der Srpiddre seben pber menpe i9 besbalb
vs. ~ s. $. SeiIia 6 Co.,
Ga6rictrenpe Gbelniter, Pbtlabelpht2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-09-27

er mar es aud sepelen, Der nit itunoenz
LANCER Wtibe uno ieinem san5en Nuf=
manoe bon Denftraft jene perunsliidte
Bewillfpmmnung Der junsen anlertta@
nerin peranltaltet bate, Der er ielt lener
@cene itets balb ideu nno 9alb srolleno
auswid.
(5ortfebuns folpt.)
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lDttrpit 9ree Wrsf ppm Is. .Sun. J

Ottf0tf Trfe Yreb pom I8. SdIl.
Gshbeimsr Brps. BADEN lueben elm Gar
loab BON &sebs Silt Gcse Sonic e,balten.
Dieter Nrtitel ssrtaufl fd lsbr rai@ unb
10 mub es aud lein, pena es 1T obne 3wet'
fel BET befe Mrtifsl ltinsr Nrt, Der ie elm.
sefabrt rpurbe, unb bat nitt isinss Glsts
den. Sur bas bsfe Material mIrb 3u
Nsebs Silt @bee 1onic Ssrmautt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-09-27

- SlerbDle S6md6e, Der Tlu9
bes amerifani16en 8olfes, beri6tplnoet
fofort bur1 ben Ginflub bon 9 ro 10 n's
Gt5e1t 8ttters.
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Gs G,es5t
Walarta aus.
ygEHSTEszs,s:.:.: I

bebient, 1pltte es reihlt
sSteber tit bantit se6eilt
Sd,Warse Grbre@c,t 1t!
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bebient, irllte eS reidl
fSteber tit barnit se6eilt
S1Warse Grbrs@cH Il
ssieber,tSe unb fra,;fs
SerSct,ett erquidt nnp
@mnSIiegeii perbmtet
burtb Sapen NIT gOarz
bYS Nuib.
tlnreine 2nff iinI@ab=
1i9 semaht IL. 9eretntgt.
@egef SGlin.t,aes. SatS
etu SidereS Seilmittsl.
AnitcGungsitoff SER
fort.
Gasen e1f+nsene safe,
Erpitbeuteit, Ssdat>
orrbpioe1t, nttfge>
rtatene 3atat &C.
SsJeultsaft92ls.t9 Ses
hetlt.
@eiDer, tpciBe.Setttt
bur6 ben @ebrau@ Des
rGluip" erlanst.
GhiTsTebsr rertltet.
gum &eimssen Ses
A4bents unb Gat,>
ber,, oer sSaDtse tit
es undtertrefltA.
@atarrb seiinpert ntb
gebeilt.
Gcfe gebetlt.
s3tat,ospt,noet: auf ber
Gtelle selin6ert.
Warbett perhiitet.
Ge.br furirt.
@nuoet, rai4 geteift.
SD babe bas rSlutb"
rdbrenb unlerer iesi9eit
G9arsanfiebcr Seimiuz
dung nit entihiebenem
9iuben angepenbet. GS
III f1r raS Granten3iul,aer
uneriab1i9. - @m. s.
GanSfprb, Gnrie, 4fa.
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CROTCH ON RATS"

Wertrelbt Staten, Wauie, Rctbaueen,
6liesen, Nmeiien, Bettmansen, Stlnttbse=
re. Is Gents. Bei Wpothefern.
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SarbD8
,DropljO(aC(jC ;}lui0.
Gin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fit
0u9Gttcttictt sfantiliemecbraaal.

4 @esem GhasEafj
/ ttt.o fDpb5ieTieber,
4 9iphtDerte, Speis
j 6etitns, 9aIsses
l id,spiire, 35pt tfets,
/ @seiertt tssto ole
1 austcGei,aeu& &rais2=
. teite;,. gSer &ranfe
gebrduitert. @elee5
lpprcen, 1,a@Seiis oa5
st9ef.aoeu Bate.
s5eprs:,t fur;rt.
Sin 9titfcf gaseu t9tes
ride oper 9Ian3ensifte,
Gti6e &c.
Yode.t ,.aso BoGcms
Iarbets eerbiitee.
Sin 0ittslteb meiner
,Salntlis betam bie 9pden.
SD penpete ba5 ySluibn
an; ber Gattent periiel
lli6t In Sieserbise, be-
belt tetae Rpdennarben,
tonnte nab etlpa bret
gSp9eit ipieber umber=
scben, ullb Die gilperen
I'm SauIe tlieben perz
iApnt. s.. @. Garfin=
sOu. 99hifnhrfnhin
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-19
nig Military Encn,npn,cut.

INDIANAPOLIS, May ls.-'rhe military
encampment which is to be held here from
July lst to 9Th, inclusive, promises TO be
the most extensiveatlair OF the kind ever
held in the West. The plan is to get all
the best military organizations in the
country to come and compete for the large
prizes that nre offered, and to
insure the success OF the under
taking the citizens have subscribed
$4,000 for incidental expenses The fl.
nous Seventh Regiment OF New York has
agreed to come, bringing the full organiza-
ton, ono thousand .mcn in all, pro-
viding their expenses were guaran-
teed, which will be done. Aljutant Gen.
eral Carnahan will have charge OF theniIair.
and the military organizations will be en-
campcd at the Exposition grounds during
their stay here. All the railroads center.
ing here will run several excursion trains
each day, and it is expected that the crowds
in attendance will .,exhaus! the accommo.
dations OF the city.
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ALL bORTS OF NEWS,

Jacob Emmcrt, 4 butcher OF Columbus,
o., committed suicide in n, saloon /; lust
evening.
a serious fight is rcpor ell from Alaska,
between the whites and natives; many
whites were killed. q
a dispatch from Cheyenne says that the
"cattle round ups" are progressing well,
anal that an immense quantity Of beef will
BOON be shipped.
IN the case OF Ex-Governor Moses, oil
South Carolina; charged with cnbrzxle.
mcnt in New York city, the plea Of insall.
ity will be entered Tomorrow Z iE(;S!
Senator Logan was in St. Louis, yester-
day, fresh from the Hot Springs. much inl-
proved in health. lie left on last nights
train Cor Washington, via Chicago.
Another futile attempt was made al
Providence, X. l., yesterday, to sell the
Sprague estate. Mr.. ChuiIee, the trustee
will now, notify, the court thnt he has beer
unable to dispose o! the property. by auc
tion sale under the decree. 5sszzlis5Sse IS
Base ball games yesterday: J At Pitts
bu,gh-Cincinnati, 8; Allegheny, 2. "A,
Philadclphia--1.ouisville, s; Athletic,
AT laltimore-St. Louis, 3; Baltimore, 8
At Albany-providenGe Il, Troy 7. Al
Worcester-Boston, l5; Worcester, 3. Al
New York-Atlantic, II; Metropolitan, i
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PENNSYLVANIA GnEENnACKEns.
What uas Done ut. their State Conven
~ tiOu held Yesterday. /

$sV" "Ns" AGNsSs"NJs
HARRISBURG, May lS.-The Natl onal
Greenback Labor party OF Pennsylvania
met in State convention in the court house
this morning. The attendance was not rs
large as was anticipated. but the cheering
announcement was made that the after.
noon trains would bring in additional del.
egntcs. H.-+1sgi,V 443
Mr.. Heath, chairman OF the State com.
mittee, created Il sensation by the declaru.
ton that his predecessor had been removed
for intoxication. Heath also made speecl,
against the National banking system.
I. +. Rynder, OF Altoona, was authorized
to appoint all the necessary committees.
4. J. Huston, OF Lancaster, was ap-
pointed chairman OF the committee on
platform. A slight breeze was occasioned
by the presentation OF the form Of telc
gram by ]. H. Stevenson, OF Allegheny
requesting rs the sense :,oi the convention
that Brumm anu Mossrove, GreeAback
congressman from Pennsylvania, present
to the House Of Representatives our
earnest protest against leasing the people OF
the United States for another term oitwenty
years to the National banks. -s.Gl..
Mr.. Huston, OF Lancaster, suggested the
substitution OF the word "morgaging" for
"leasing,' and with this alteration the mat.
ter was telegraphed to Washington. :3y
Some Of the delegates are in favor OF a
combination with the Democrats in the
nomination OF State ticket. They say
that they are tired OF acting US tender to
the Republicans. The leaders OF the party
however, favor straight-out Grecnback
Labor ticket; they predict that the candi
dates will receive 4 larger vote this ycal
than they have since 1878. N
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ALEXANDRIA, Va, May ls.-The Tenn
FSince association OF Northern Virginia,
asia rs annual meeting yesterday in this
W!y!; u!,;. Maj. W. W. Thornton, OF Prince
MnI'am county, the president, was de-
1Ayl y oy sickness and sent an cnthusIas-
T uc letter in his place. Mr.. Jewett,
!" louisiana, took the chair in his absence.
ntpor's were made Of the progress OF
~, Ma' option and auti-liccnse movements.
!t 'Ae senate Of Virginia was condemned
Isy SISe'ely for its failure to pass the general
;%I option law, and the Judges for grant.
y? Neises in places where a majority OF
Msens Sss 'ad petitioned against them. The
sos ssxsI'es i'om Fairfax and Loudon re.
sss sS'u " Il!eir local option laws success, cx
N,a;aS MsI Fairfax Court House, where it had
iSM'alsE iSs Wy ialled, owing to the failure Of
,"s.a s elaeeB to enforce the law. The
jjNeauon expressed its appreciation
rs,, ae respect shown to the
IS.g1 tIIYsg Allie and Ca,letts by the judges
gr,n,S Saon and Fauquier in refusing to
s,5 ss,5b'I{Seases ,S in those places in accordance
r,s, ' ael' M petitions. The Association
,eDn,,,a s ,@aaamousIy resolution urging
,b4 Sr ,;o anlles enyolved the enforcement o!
sor,I I'eass ss and prohbitory laws, who
brs b' ,S,ease ,, themselves to vigorously en-
S"S. ,I hssg laws. Arrangements were
b~rr ~ wi @'se convention next Septem
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7'llc1'urf.

LOUISVILLE, May lS.-Thc spring meet
ing OF the Louisville jockey club continued
to-day with fair weather and large attend
ance. First race, three.quarters OF q mile,
for . year olds, with selling allowance, won
by Olcan; Annie Louise second; time 1.l7I.
Second race, for all ages, won by Duke
Of Kent; Maggie Ayce, second; time l:43i.
Third race, for all ages, mile and quar-
ter, won by FatinitHl; Aleck Ament Sec
ond, time oil.
Fourth race, Kentucky Oaks, for 3.year-
old tillies, miic-ant-a.half, won by Katie
Creel; Pinafore second; time 2:S9.,
Fifth race, Handicap steeplc chase. ior
all ngcs, about q mile and thrce.iourtl.s,
won by Judge Burnett, Miss Mallory
second.
DAYTON, O., May lS.-Thc second days
races at the fair grounds were largely ut.
tended, to-day. gIyjl. =;u,si.Slf,
In the three minnie class trot,, continued
from yesterday, Gladiator, OF Cincinnati,
won in the second heat. Her time was
22::33, 2:333 $50, 2:39l.
The 2:lO trot was won by Tom Rogers in
three straight heats. Time, ee:33, 22;;3i54
22:32I.r 81 : z,
The half mile run was made by Mollie
in two straight heats, in 80 and :5ll. y
New YORK, May lS.-The .Spiri, Of I'll,
Timcssays: Frederick Gebhard has matched
Eola against Pierre Lorilard's Barrett
The race will be run ut Shcepshead Bay ir
June. Conditions: 5000 n side, two
miles. ..E.,' slGif iiDi II
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SEw YonK, May 1S.-President Law
renee OF the stock exchange, has officially
summoned George Ii. Kennedy and VIII
liam J. Hutchinson, prominent Wall street
the exchange. to answer M rraVe sa CHARGES ea
which will be formally preferred at spe.
cial meeting OF the governors called for the
3lst inst. When, arrangements were made
for the famous St. Joe corner Of last year,
John Il. DuEfisof Boston, gave
his business to. Kennedy ,,& Hutch.
inson and supposed that he made great
deal Of money; afew weeks ago, it was pub:
iIciy alleged, his brokers had not dealt
fairly with him, and Hutchinson subse.
qnently. refunded s750,000 to Duff. The
charges are Of a very grave character, and
1t is said thatthe findings Of the committee
nre not favorable to Hutchinson. The com.
plants made relate wholly 10 transactions
b., the firm prior. 10 its reorganization the
Inst OF the year. 3 +i.=SiiSe W. g-f#ap
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STARTLING RUM0R..
GEN. ARTHUR TO PARDON ovl7EAv,
Aud ssad ths Vile Wretch 10 An AsJium for Life,
oa the GrouAd that hs h nsAae-C0nE Eres.
alosai, Department aAd Personal
Notes-Httt flrsinia Items.
Special Dispatch to tho Iuselllsenccr.

Special Dispatch 10 tho lntelllgenCcr, ....
| WARRINGTON, May IS MIR. Wilson pre-
sented in the lIouse, this morning, the pc.
tition OF ". s. stalnaker and forty other
citizens OF Gilmcr county, Josial, Sin.
clair and forty other citizens Of Bcnwood,
Robert Morrow and thirty other citizens ol
Fairview, Hancock county, J. ]. Gibson
and thirty.scven other citizens OF Lewis
county, ". ]. Chidcster md twenty.eiyht
other citizens Of Lewis county, NJ. Jarrett
and seventy other citizens OF SAinnston,
Harrison county, W. O. Golic and forty
other citizens OF Clarksburg, Harrison
county, George ". Russell and iiity.one
other citizens Of Wcllsburg, Brooke county,
and S., i. Carroll and one hundred other
citizens Of Grant district, Ritchie county,
West Virginia, praying Congress for an ai-
preparation for the aid OF the common
schools. Senator Camden also presented
in the Senate similar petitions from Web.
ster, Nicholas and Jackson counties.
The House committee on patents today,
by 4 vote Off to g, decided to report nd.
versely on the bill extending the grain
shovel patent. In the Senate the same bill
was indefinitely postponed, thus killing all
hope Of the patcntees for the present Con.
grcss and throwing tho patent open to the
world. The House committee on patents
also unanimously agreed to report adverse
ly on the bill extending the patent upon
the Siemens' rcsenerator furnace.
The Greenbackers made an assault upon
the Democratic party, all along the line, to.
day. Bland, in debate upon the National
bank bill, accused the Greenbackers OF reg.
ularly playing into the llunds OF tho Rcpub.
licans. Brumm, Greenbacker from Penn
sylvania, resented this and then arraisned
the whole Democratic party upon the
charges Of hypocrisy, bad faith, demn-
gogy and want Of respect for the Green
hackers. He said that during the whole
time the Democrats had control they had
never once treated the Grcenbackers with
respect and that the Democratic Speaker
would never recognize one OF their men;
that the Democrats had adopted in certain
States Greenback platforms that had al
ways been repudiatel in the Democratic
National conventions. 1t was, he said, a
party without responsibility, without prin.
ciple and divided against ITSELF Other
GreenbAckers joined in the attack and the
utmost confusion reigned for a time, TO the
delight OF the Republicans
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Th a lAlllA AnfloAlt

WAsulSoroS, May ls.-Talking with
Governor Alphonso Hart, Of llillsboro,
about the outlook in Ohio, he said: II have
myself grave doubts on the result OF next
falls election. 1t would be impossible for
any one at this time to predict the out
come in many. OF the districts. l talked
with Attorney General Nash q few days
ago, however, and found him anything
hut overcast The best Of his sincerity lies
in the fact that heis willing,if called upon, to
assume the charmanship OF the State ex.
ecutive committee, and he says that il the
Democrats make the issue on the Pond and
Sunday observance laws, the Republicans
will carry the State by $4,000 majority"
"What do you think OF the probabilities
Of carrying tho Cincinnati Congressional
districts?' Uo.
"While they are rendered doubtful,
consider them by no mons hopeless.
think judicious nominations will result In
Republican success" '.r
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FOREIGN NOTES ny CABLE.

LONDON, May lS.-Adviccs from Soham,
Upper Egypt, state that tie eclipse OF the
sun was successfully observed Mt that place,
yesterday, by tho English, French and lhl-
inn astronomers. a /, fine comet was dis
covered close to the sun; its position was
determined by photography. Thespcctro.
scoplo and ocular observations, lust
before and during the period Of
totality. gave most valuable re-
suits, the darkening OF lines, observed by
the French astronomers, indicating lunar
atmosphere. Spectrum OF corona was
successfully photographed for. tho fnt
time. s M f'75.y ls6e,
CorrSIlAaES, May lS.-By the explosion
OF gunpowdcr here six persons were killed
and many injured.
LIVERPOOL, May ls.-The four survivors
OF the Ieannette Arctic expedition sailed,
to-day, on the steamer Celtic, Tor New
York. H9tiih4' tAS'':l 't%9 'sea5;ac,i,
CAno, May, ls.-Onc person tried in
connection with the conspiracy states that
lie was never allowed to lie down while in
prison, and. was heavily ironed. He was
repeatedly beaten, and was forced 10 sign
III discriminating document. ...4ss yi1
LIVERPOOL, May ls.-The mayor cor.
daily, welcomed the Jeanncue survivors
Mt luncheon. He toasted the guests and
expressed his admiration for their gallant
enterprise. Consul Packard proposed The
health OF Danennauer and Newcomb. The
toast, Ito the lost comradcs," was drank in
silence. Consuls Packard and Shaw cs
costcd the party on hoard The steamer.
sr. PErElsRpRu, May lS.-The Jewish
question has produced n deadlock. I'll,
minister OF finance secs clearly the grca
: loss tho cSche9uer must suffer from tht
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WOOSTER, o., May ls.-Iniormation
comes from the village Of Shreve, ten miles
southwest Of here, ofa social scandal which
has Just come to light in the village.
Yesterday morning Mary o. Bishop, girl
sixteen years OF aye, sworc out warr.nt
before Justice Wise against Andrew Es.
sleburn, Of Mansfield, d man eighty ycars
old, for bastaray. This girl has been max
Ing her. home IN the family OF Charles
Boles, Of shreve, for several years, and
claims that while .Essleburn wus visiting
the family some several months since lie
became the father OF her unborn child.
Lie was arrested last evening and brought
70 shrevc, and will have his hearing today.
10 denies the charge aud considers it a
blackmailing scheme to get some Of his
money. II he is wrong in this defense it is
pretty sale to say that any jury will find
some motive for the prosecution before fix.
ing guilt in this case on man eighty years
old. The age Of miracles has pissed.