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O'hcc: nos. 90 and = J, Fourteenth street
New Advertisements.

Open-Thos. F. HeymanN 4 - y. \
Olive Butter-An Absolutely Pure Vege.
Regular Cincinnati Packet New Andes. 81
Opera lIouse--Hyde Il Behmnn's Consoli.
dalton. u n, t - !, t&- Il. Ga f''3'.-
Opera IIouse-Rnnch 10. 40; Xxx ,l,.J
Wantcu-Nurso Girl. bse+ S.,t,,
To the Voters Of Richland District. %
We Oiler This WceE-A.l Siedenbach 4
Dro.--Head OF Local. ~ t+'r 5Giiyc..A5
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Preventative Of Molnrlul pixc,n.e,

Opinion Of Eminent Dr. H.R. Walton, q
Annapolis, NJ: D.-""Colien's Liquid bee
ionic is par eIcellence, superior 10 cod live
oil or anything have ever used In wasted O
impaired CONSTITUTIONS, and extremely benz
ilcial rs preventative Of malarial diseases.
Ia Ike no o,herl OF drsigeists. ~ =
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WANTED-A GOOD, SHARP SliS
sucsenlul and Important invention IN ws 70 Il,
inus. pe gentleman Of god aajt,s. VIII nmts!ll
OF Recommendations. The bu.inrss H !, WIN ,hs NJ
w. w p s ,s ss9 Article . nat Wiz Ss sSm N,
inS rs's u eass s he pN Adas Al once
letecllng t'0mnsnv. Cleveland q ""''aihah's tn,
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WAslilsoroH,. O., September 25, Ia. NJ
For tho Ohio Valley and Tennessee winds
north to east, stationary or higher baronl.
e,er aud temperature. I.;,lt |. r. i.i,G,i +
For the Lower Lake Region fair weather,
north To east winds, stationary or higher bar.
on,e,cr and temperature. 81; y g-i.i: 5 j y
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FOR RENT,

RYE nS,,RN E l;i,,l WELL FURSiSi;sS
noon WIN use Of hot bath I'M H,,aisltED
ito!Iss Apply at the City Scw, .sS,sf 'sScs
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALf-A BRICK Yam w;r;;;;
~ all necessary fixtures, and two nr,s. n Win
Ivy p 'snemeat houses. Apply 10 b. E sogni
Real Estate Agent. BellaIrr. Ohio, " :" HAIfY,
FOR SALE-TlIE STOCK Ann Coz,
Il will ola well equipped job irtn,I VII uOOD
nus city, or would tell material In III. uidce Ia
!1lther p4rtealars enqnie at this otrr " sui iOs
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4iJlysi,- "Buclupaibn.' IS. .Fg
Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kid.
ney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases. 81.
Druggists, tiEa.s ,,,,'.Ja. ~, gTJg,.ts.s
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Snllon's CArARRu RxMrpY-a positive cure
LOT Catarrl, Diphtheria md Canker Mouth.
Sold BY L. Booking, ngent under Odd Eel
lows Hall, and by X. II. List, 1910 Main
street. w --L-HL.L. - $1,000 .-----
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pAnRSrs, give 8. 8. s. to your children
take 1t yourself-it erudieaies every taint.. "a I
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THE ROWE MEMORIAL SERVICES
by tho English Lutheran Congregation

I, sr' WI, s'.37 festertlny. p -.,'H5 byiAf5
The services at tho English Lutheran
church yesterday were OF peculiarly inter.
csting character. They were memorial Of
tho life and work Of Rev. A. D.. Rowe, the
first "children's missionary OF the Lutheran
church. In the morning the space behind
tho pulpit contained abauser, heavily
draped IN mourning, aud inscribed With tho
words: AZ N 4, y ~. q EII
n llrSi ~ In Memory Of 4. VI.
Our ciliLEREs,s MISSIONARY, REV. Z. ..
Who Died In india. September, 1857 t'
Rev. DornblasGr. The pastor, took for his
text tic words: r"Whnt do thou knowest
not now, but thou shalt know hereafter"
lie spoke ieclinsly, Of his own early
strong personal friendship, begun
directed ]. his own feet into the Way
OF Life. lie dwelt upon the apparently lire.
parable loss which the church sustained In
ibis death, on the battlefield. OF one Of It's no.
blest, most efficient workers. lie gave d
short sketch Of his lie, beginning with his
bOyhood :, and tracing 1t through The
yairs soft usefulness In whatever he
undertook down ito his early death.
From his llfethe pastor drew lessons ofeurn.
stness and zeal III the prosecution OF Gods
work, aud from his death the truth that re.
ncwed energy is necessary On the
part Of those who temnin that the work
may 80 on though the workman has died.
Mis- Annie De kalb,4 % i"l.ittleJewel,' sang
very sweelly.a solo entitled ".We Shall Know
Each Other There, and lay INNS appropriate
TO the occasion were used throughout the yer.
vice., Tho Sunday School service was Of tic
SAME character us TINT In the morning.
About n year md Il half ago Rev. Rowe was
here and addressed the school, bringing with
hih many curiositics from India, and giving
much useful Information regarding the work
| there. Mr.. W. A. l1einlbcrger, the Superin.
| tcndent, bud placed upon the board q beauti.
| full picture. On the left was monument,
snsmounted by a crown. bearing tic inscriI,.
ton: Sacred 10 tho memory OF 1.ev. "A. b.
Rowe" Celestial hunds had lust pluccd
there the crown. To the right was scene In
our own native land, prominent In whicl,
was Il cross, from which emanatcd rays OF
light, while the space between 1t and the
monument was filled by sea, OH Which were
the words: t'ly work Is In lndia," Spoken
when Mr., Rowe was, a year ago offered !,
lucrative position in this country. y A boyt
oil was the command OF our Lord: "Go yt
into all the world, and preach the gospel L
every creature" Tho Superintendent unG
pastor spoke, in fitting terms, OF the lonoret
dead, and Of tho good which ouch u noble lift
should stimulate Others to do. alS, f.
- The Harvest service of this school will b,
held next Sabbath, and will be beaulilu
o.. .. u 4 .I. . q - Il
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N l9i Don't pic In The IIousc. Z,
Trough on Rats clears out rats, mice
reaches, bed'bugs. flies. ants, moles, chip.
hunks, gophers. loo. f,'t, ", 4; q
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" wells Health Remover" restores health
and :yigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence,
Sexual Debility. 81 CO. 1Ig'+-s, n
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ELECrloN NOTICES,


ioMAM4eS1ONERS AND .45.tl4.5 I.
Ot5t,.tI t,..-i d, ',,.t,. - ~ ~ ], Il g5r,5
ninu,,e.ur.
.,G lJANVANNfkN II ri tlIl|IM y
- I. r, ,', 3, q = =. -.I75;
e' Wyrsx GGaSSsoSaGs offie ,;
Ata special meeting Of the hoard ot Comm,s.
oWs src o. un2 nea hs da the
~ "eA'' ~ 4. t.,,y55, =, .E25. Ii
WASHINGTON blSrRlCr-ATyIoIlANry ENGINE HOUSE
Commissioners sel Edwards Ismcu pohs,,.
Canvassers-A. +. Garden, Vim. Kcnuey. Fit
ON y. -. :.t it,ll,
3comm,ssIouen-Ea namm. D t cIamon. ~ !.
l. MADISON p,s1R,cr-srcoxn w.p, v,,v-,
Comm,uIonon-c X whoa, n pa,,ss,. W r..
Richardson. 80 : - - - - ;" 49, =
CAnvasSeis-Jas. H. Mcgee, Elias c. Stiiel. Jr.. p
Z. Zlnn. lWEaW: a.i'6f : ,'sInf.H.I ,'"-'' -
r,a MADISON Dls1rlcr-oS ISLAND. Il a. .i4
nusl Mcasaw. :ii.si iisa a4E..., ], ~, !
H. Y ~ crAy n,xrp,rr-,r cerpr ,,oy.. ,.Asg
Comm,ssionen.M po,,,v " pa,"so, 49,, 49,,
Clatn. M ne!i5' W. E. feteEsou, j0nn
I, Hss .o Il. Beach, H. Il. Pendlcton. Jos.
rs,ox ,,,,., 49,. go
'ee @Imn G. JeGes, August Gchring J.
Caiyassers-Ym. Hervcy. Jobn pod,ov n q
r,xr, ~ H. !. 80, n...z.sG,
Commissioner 49, ov..D9 ,.osh aooss. :
cInvassers-wm. My,cu + j. ". nnn.rov ,.h,
F. Miller. 5Is;-i 81. 80. y, = 'o
Canvass, n;I II Sih,jnh; po, ~ ~ y. =. Stoss.
Hastings. h 80 y -. o =. ! /" ~ -"
Comm.ssioncrsG.w r -,:,oSo r, y W,s 10; :! Z
asCteady. 80" = - 49, tn TOMAS
lselnhatt Conrad. IN 20
HlfcIliE DisTnlcT-AT ApAss' sc,,oor tfottSv Z
II, Com mtxdonc,v O =. r..,,,,,, :, ~ r.,
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FOls RENT.

u ahe tine. t,ns large New Business Room M ~.
two Halls sixty feet dcep. '"''u'ns ups'alh
=, AL AL, WIZ vi 10 finished and ready IA, -.
aMzo wy - JAMES l.. UAw,r,,
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rTix Rrv. GEo. II. TnArEn, Of Bourbon,
Ind, says: ''Both myself and wife owe our
lives 10 Shiloh's Consumption Cure"
ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation. Dizziness, Loss OF Appetite,
Yellow Skim Shiloh's Vitalizer Is q positive
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Tie Democratic Primaries

The Democrats OF Ohio county held their
primaries for the selection OF delegates To the
county. convention. which meets to-day and
tho nomination of candidates for County
Commissioners, members OF tho Board Of
Education and other district offices, ut the
usual voting places Saturday, with the fol.
lowing results: ',-,l ss' =. H. '5511.
i DELEGATES TO TIE CONVENTION. 10 o
Washington District-Peter Miller, Charles
Crymb!c. Peter Gundling. s.. ~ i31lslgga
Madison-Ausust Matthews, w. L. Lukins,
G. A. :Beuter. 1GS6 .sglE. .ts'raassHl. l"TIl7
;, clay-A: W; Kelly, CT. Erues, II, II, Pen.
dlctom. .1t }9'c giI.s.J
:, Union-Alex. T, Young, Fred Happy, W.
r. Adams III
suentrezJohn Dutterleld,. Michael, Fox,
John HOLMAN, Jr.5 4VglTii' 3 {T.fa ~ z
tWetster-Grcgory Warner, Jonas Pickett
Patrick Copipger. i ~ " &Gi2 s " Il
Richie chrlssNiewig, Jr.,, John Pay, Johi,
Dickman. ~ s.-'-> 4. } II
COUNTY coMulsstoSEn,T =
Z Washington District !::Al:ctael Stein. y
Madison-J. .. Sheppard, 55I7 ,Et
ttlay7F. P.fJepson.| * hst ~ s.
Unon-J. w. Boring. IL .$5Atis
Dentrc-Louis Delbfugge.
,Webster-Janies Comnetford. n n =. Il Z.
Ritchie-G. "a. Stocker.,s.c..sSt S%scI2!
s y24scuooL COMMISSIONER. + 8
washington District -Alfred Caldwell.
Madison1J: S .Naylos, & l...A..- 3 So. y:
Clay-S.+ W. Beck. s. ,Trs. .r-stt-.,=r-
union-- George McCully. !ifia{i.iS,
Ccntre-Louis: Seidler.ls' st3ts' g'1i@,
Wcbster--James Todd. 4 TitisI go {
ilsitchie-Hanry SLATER. s.g5 h : s,,.i-i
=. JUSTICE OF THE rEAcE. g. =. :. : '
!, Washington istrict-hlph Arkle, T. q
SMadison-Thomns Sweeney, ~ ( '5ssE7'
Clay-GeorGe Arkle., 4. y. $500; -
sWebster--;Ym: Moore. ;. s.i,
|,Ht COUNTY CONSTABLE. n
Washington District-Wm. scroggins
Godfrey Price,. - ~. 3, ~ ,,:5s2t ' 90 a
Madison-stephcn T. Crawford. T
C,ay-Wm, l.auchlin. z : 5FI5'4a ~.
linon=Stephen WILCOX. .,Sstl3ls n ~
gWebster-Thomas spellman, 49, 8.
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yldoR; strength and health all found In
one bottle Of Browns Iron Ditters. paw n
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WANTED,

W.As;S AM lEsDAT WHEELING CRrs;:
an 81 r. H s.s%%Sys i Sist, sss sp Ss; out
Steady work guaranteed, irIecs =, HWslIiy GInts
bei lst, 70 cents pr ion. N>' VI Aiming, Cd
eSsL 70 '1. J. l. Wtru,,
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Why Will ,You

A SURE, positive cure for costiveness, MAN
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WAX muscles md nerves sldg,gishnessss, Of
thought and inactivity, cured by browns
Iron Bittets.a 2s y II 9yj pIwi n
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TIE usual merchants i;Incll at The New
McLure Nuuse Sample Rooms daily.


The following shows tho range Of the thor.
mometer. as ohscrvedut schncpfs drugstore
Opera House corner a. t,tJI +" ~ -
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1851 :, "a sA'V"o ':|f 1882 @:s: :,5ii
~. M.laa.3r.M.7PX l7A.x.12x.S 7r.n
70 :. 81 50 50 - 80 ;H7l a 80
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Why WILL Yop cough when shiloh's Cure
will siye Immediate relief. Price 10 Cts, so
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!. Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in "WlNE OF CARDul"-.
-@--rreC" Lb,IE-E-sa 500
For sale by LOGAN & Go. H.. 3.
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GENERAL Noricpo
STATE FAIR NOTICE,

All persons who are entitled - n
:, ,!a the State Fair will please call At ISs d.
them. " ''1 aad freely,
sel0 r D rrn -.
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lHO! FOR TIE
CINCINNATI CHI EXPOSITION,

The tlne Passenger steamer ASDEs, ext Within. tH
MuhicInan, N. +. Soil. CLERK; VII .e"is 10, 70.
ior Cincinnati TUESDAYS sel'T o,, II, ;rirt,
snd OCTOBER ,, and VIII iwMc , nh.ri including
ior the round TIP for ZEN l'"''"'''
board while IN The city. sid, The
This ssr,s .plfin1haI G 2pn,Iy ,teond onv 70
the late Centennial Exposition. ,, s,dns
Tho Andes Will 30 provided with g0'' ssG
Band for the smuse lneui Of passenger"
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INDICATIONS.

1851 ..-.-f - ~ 1882 = 81 .t.
\. ". i2M.3r. MI TN. Il A. II. lN.ar.A. 7rx
Is % 81, ~ /. @ 90 - 10 " .
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..;pRY GOODS, 4. .. =. r.. ~
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Miss Jessie L. Davis, daughter Of Tailor
Davis, returned from lronton, Ohio, ycster.
day, on the steamer G. W. Anderson, accom-.
panied by her sister, Mrs. Q. u. Phillips, and
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Warm Time in the House.

NEW YORK. Jan. 17.-Thc /u.t.
Washington special says: \ character
i$tic stO;l.. burst upon the house. to-day
in the consideration Of Rols~on'~ mo-
ton to enlarge the committees. This is
i very ulijhDld 1ir measure and members
will not lie slr:,yGDnt.l into submission.
RolNSa,n tried to f,rce the house to vote
hut w:,s overwhelmingly defeated. al
though Kelly came tO his aid. y motion
was finally made to lay the whole sub
itst on the table and OH this the yeas md
nays were demanded. Finally Koleson
submitted and threw the whole question
open tO Amendment and discussion I,y
the house.
Representative Ecltzknv.., who ye,-
ter,lay, introduced Il resolution Of in
quiry ~ to the disbursement Of the sig
nal service fund, said this morning the
object Of the resolution was to bring
about such nn investigation as would re-
suit in placing additional safeguards
about this branch of the public service.
as we'll ~ to bring to light all facts con-
nectal witt! H"wgale's cn,s,czzlen,cnt.
He had information, he said, going to
show that the full extent Of this elmbez-
Element had never been made public
that those who made the original inves-
tiyatiOn were afraid that making the r.
suit public would bring about the over
turning Of the whole service and 30 did
not pursue the invest gation as far IA
they might have pursued it.
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nation which he il 20 justly su6!ecsed TO
when coming from Mexico with UNIQUE
haste to throw his own name into
this quarrel about small Office IN the
Republican party and who sought 70
foment y difficulty that had sprung up:
/ am not going to see the mischief OF
these men high in power visited upon
the head Of this poor insane man II
I can help It, This clamOr for his blood
& not for the purpose of avenging Gar
field or of satisfying justice out their
theory is this. II 1t can be shown that
this was an act Of sane man: then
ths~e politicians in high places will say,
Of course, we are not responsible Tor the
act ~ q sane man. To he sure We had
some differences, but then it could never
have led u sane man to such an act.
but. on the contrary, gentlemen OF the
iurv. vhat is the effect OF your verdict
If vo, ac.,uit him as insane, why the
people will say some one i 1T fault.
They saw We shall! iix the blame upon
tic heads and hearts Of THOSE men VINO
w:ycd Il war upon our poor dead I'Tesl-
dent until it drove this poor insane man
from what the daily .,apcrs salt, VIVA:
Grant says and what COnkling says anu
from constantly thinking upon 1t to his
insane act Of killing the President. AMI
there arc men in high places, the real
" tul,s.i,le ones. who will 20 down {"
,r,st> rity with the stigma upon their
NAMES and the uctt~tatiGn Of their
t.untryhi. II, fastened upon their nic';"-
ric.. Recess.
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The Reform Primer.

The Boston 7r0wi'..' has issued the
reform primer for lSS:.. 1t is in one vol
unle, eight sentences and eight para
graphs. The simplest mind can COM
nrcl'end it, which is Il quality not usl,-
ally possessed by ss,-c.siletl reform. publ
cations. Its truthfi,lnt,.S II $50 co,n,i,cnlls
it. Here it is:
Is it nm Office:
1t il an Office.
does the man want the cfficc:.:
The man docs want the Office.
What Is man who wants all Office:
II he Is our man he Is u "rcf0rmer."
II the man Is not our man: what l. he ::
Then he Is u "slsOils-hunter."
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my! N.Y." said Colonel Fosney'
did / make such silly mistake: why
1 hav: not . penny in the Girard bank;
I did not intend to send to that hank: "
"Oh. Yes; you have large deposit in
the Girard bank" answered the friend,
but it was not sufficient to meet this
check" :, -,
"A mistake. cir; : mistake" ! 1ep!ie:d;
4 Wait Was made TO the Girard bank.
however, and Colonel Forney found to
his amazement that he was much richer
than he thought. In the same way,
when the Longacre's bank in hancas-
ter failed, Colonel Forney found tina: ne
had . longtime deposit there that he
knew nothing about. 1t was this H.
difference to money matters, which
excmplified. probably as we'll as any
other trait. the lavish disposition of the
man, now mourneti: lavish not only
with his wealth, hut with the mere
precious treasures Of his heart.
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D0inQs in CONGRESS.

WASHINGrON, Jan. 1.-THE senate
committee on pensions tt;-.lay had up
L"yan'> hill for the relief of Mrs. Lin
coin. opposition was made t" the
Till IN: senator (;rN'E,> suggested that
III" SI,s,,At' lM. voted (" her without ref
cr'n,, Ia the ul.j.rt al arrears "f pen
>i"M>. lie said he was opposed t" the
SYSTEM "flmy;ny arrears of pensions ami
did not want to vote for amy hill that
would in the least commit him to the
principle though, hc was certainly will
ing t. vote to give Mrs. Lincoln what
ever the necessities for hcr comfort call
I'll for. All other member. including the
Democrats, favored the bill ami in fact
Senator Jark~t'l,. Il Democrat. moved it
IT, fav"ral'!y reported ut once. Before
= v"," was taken. however, the hour 81!
]: arrived AMI the committee adjourned.
M.tiUn. This morning indicates EavOr,-
,l, action will I" taken ut the next
meeting If the committee when it Is
probable Mrs. 1.in,olm'< pension will he
increased I" $'.'Em yer year, a> Il m,ajori-
~ ~: the 'VI,n,ittr. have expressed
themselves in favor Of this increase.
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Miscellaneous.

New YORK, Jan. 1.-THE Board y
+, uccl,h has ordered! closed within -
hour, the Catholic asylum for infants
! b.-.,,::. out Of til" BY children receive"
since. its establishment. l7D have died
~; have been discharged. and ~ RI.
main. 1t ,ran !" reconstructed am!
made fit IL live in. There are ~ small
pox eases in tl.e hospital.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 10 l'Ovcrn":
Orlway. "f Dakota. now here. i in
heart: accord with the movement 70 Ill
vide the Territory and create Il now
State out Of ti,cso,!tl,rrn portion, but in
si~tS That there shall liz legislation tO
preserve TIC public school lands for
school purposes only.
CATI.ErrSE.'RG Ky. Jan. 17.-Six
more Jurors have l,een selected III the
trial Oi iirc Ashland mlllr,iererS.
LANSIxG. Iowa. Jan. l7.-All told,
there were. y; PERSONS injured in the
railroad ar'i'lcnt here. J. ID. BrOn>iS.
Of Richi,l,sl, Iowa, may die. Erickson,
Of Spring Grove, is not expected tn live.
Mrs, John DDllal.,lc, whose child was
killed. WAS ON her way to California.
WASufH.;TON. Jan. 1'.-Major VIM.
Arthur. the Presidents brother: &. A.
Arthur. Jr.. the Presidents son; and
Miss Nellie Arthur, the Presidents
left for New York to-day.
New YORK. Jan. ia report has
lust reached here that cX-(;Ovcrl,or
l:ullmk. wi Mass, fell .icad in the stree!
1T Worcester this afternoon.
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=. u. Harris. Il Ravcnna editor, VIII"
accompanied the Ohio editorial cxcur-
sion to- New York last week, was taken
in l,y confidence man and lost his
money. And he was one If those ''cutc
cus*e~, too. The next issue III his pa
per will probably give good advice to
farmers never to sign any papers pre-
sented to them by madeleine men or
book agents. That the same misfortune
did not M!all Brother Bnartlnlan, "f the
Nr"s. makes us truly happy. When
We first heard "f the affair, W. shook in
our boots for fear he had b<cn overcome
''y the g.iety and gilded palaces If (;"th-
am, but he returns to us :,s PURE Az Il lily,
and only $:..:;7!! out Of pocket, for the
trip. Another Obi" editor, named JOS.
Koch, fell off a ferryboat. but was fishc,l
out half drOwned-in beer. One or two
were secured for the Central Park Mem
agerie, and We lelieve the balance ar
rived home all right.-HillsL.wO ;u-
=cNt.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-21
Forney's Last Leader.
Eureka Sentj"tl /

The las! article written by John W.
Forney. only week before his death,
in answer to Il California correspondent
was published in Progress. 1t h Il cen
fer shot. He speaks by the card. ha;'
ING been IN eminent and Influential an
thority in die national cOunstls of tn,
Hcp,lblican party for twenty years:
pis,-,>;e;' !y the degeneracy and greed
al his own party. all, repealed ny their
spirit of sccticnaliSIn made capital OF l"r
tae sake q! the sloils Of office. he with
drew from the crowd. The tOllOWins.
extract is made from his eloquent arti-
Gle:
"Twenty year, f power. at plumber
and abundant opportunity: twenty
wears Of civil war, Democratic mistake.
and Republican money; twenty years
"f possession Of al! tn" sources OF ne
t;o,,al administration twenty years o.
active and uncnsing. orynnizin" efforts
of Mt least Il million oiiicr-lOl1cr<, an!
their dependents have let w''at:-:'"
harvest nf an election ;,rocllr.bbv TIE
oven and ,mhl,sh;n~ purchase Of tie
SOVEREIGN state OF Indiana. This spoil!
.t;on does not ,lcmnd umn DeD,n.r,:ic
evidence: it j. based first upon IL Re-
n1lYI!!c(u lTNliki t"US:t. uIIt s$'N<' "s<f':'>
mnon a universal Republican confession.
Even "a 7 write the architects Of tat
dark on,! dan,natle fraud are in conflict
whether it il their duty to. hang Guitco,
for the murder Of Garfield. or punish
I,or.ev for the defeat Of Hanc'Hk. Who
doubts that the unexpected Democratic"
in Maine in Sente,Mher would
have proved = national Democratic VIC
tory in November If John Wehh and
his ccnH,lentia! contrerc$ Lad no:
rushed with their n,n.lcy-l,'i.s anal their
volumes of uncut ;.r,"nhacks int" the
State If Indiana tn swing the majority
,"ain"t the Democratic candidate for
President: l sneak not Of the transa"-
ions If 1876. read from the opn
rx,l> Of Yesterdays unfnrgttten history.
II Is of s,,ch material "a this letter from !
'alifornia that the Republican litcr,-
,rp is composed and the Re,a,b';can
perfected. Here is fraud
Utmost rs naked and Datent as m:r,lcr
n broad day. and with this fact in MIND
nv CORRESPONDENT talks Of his hostility |
q sectional hate ~ he welcomes the |
ptn'l rcpu,liator Malone ~ the last Re- !
'nl,';cnn reinforcement! Hatred Of the
:Outl, is the last refuge If the Rcn,lli-
an PARTY, and NOW to that hatred they
urcrasld rrrn,liatiOn: 80 branded.
l,cv prepare Cor tho future a.. tho future !
'repares for them"