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JUDAIsM REgOUNCED
For the Roman Catholic Raith-An Ee.
centric Jew.

centric Jew.
MILWAUKEE, January S-Leopold Sess.
Ter, the head Of the family which has re.
nounced Judaism and Is about to connect
itself with the Capuohin Roman Catholic
Church, is tailor by trade. He Is SS years
old; his wife sS; his eldest child, daughter,
named Catherine, S;the next Oldest, q son
named Abraham, @, and the youngest, a
girl named Anna, 10 months. He came I'd
New York from the vicinity Of Krakan
ten years ago. From there he removed To
Chicago, and after stay OF two years be.
came a resident Of Milwaukee.
Recently Sessler appealed to Father Holz.
hauer, Of st. Joseph's Catholic church, for
spiritual and temporal comfort, but the lat.
ter happened TO be too busily engaged with
the concluding labors OF the year to give
him The requisite attention. From Holz.
bauer, therefore, he once more directed bis
course 70 the Capuchins, who promptly
afforded himself and wife the desired com.
fort, and Mtbip . short time the children
are 70 BE- baptized in the Catholic iaith,t
MN. sesslef y represented as bright,
intelligent woman, who I1Rniiesis becom.
ing motherly pride ID The rearing OF her
children. She carries rosary, and derives
great comfort from II nov that she Il able
10 make open gvoWA Of the spiritual be.
liet that hiss 90 long been kept concealed
Many prominent lsraslites, among them
Rabbi Moses, are making strenuous efforts
to induce sessler to recoRSIder and aban,
don his determination, but thus far they
AaYe lahored anSuccessiully. As might bt
expected, an -eyentao unusual and 30 rart
has Awakened the livelieSt kind OF com
motion In Jewish circles, and the publ,
announcement Of the date when the hap
tisRal eeTemony is TO be performed will 81
looked for with interest by the entire com
RuRity, =
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whewi

sr. PAUL, January 3,-The weather
Throughout the Northwest to-day has been
very cold, there being less irigidity, how.
ever, in the extreme West than in Aiiu.
nesota, This morning the mercury at St.
Cloud was SO degrees below zero, and al
Wilmar 35 below. The mercury At Clay.
ton, 81 miles from St Paul, 90 below, and
90 below at St. James, and at St. Paul aud
Duluth It was 10 below,
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GATH speaks of Cardinal McCloskey's
house in New York as his "palace." Some
body has been telling Gath that Cardinal
isa Prince Of the Church, and he works
the palace idea out Of It. We doubt
whether the Cardinal, with his respect for
republican institutions, makessuch prince
ly pretensions.
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prelso the past year 3,lS5 building per
mits were issued in Philadelphia, an in
crease Of sol over 1881. The assessed val
ua,ion for 1882 was $553, ,775, ,229, and for
1883 It is s57l,4S3,255. The taxes gathered
last wear amounted to S9,44l,260. The
debt Of the city is q little less than S70,0OO,-
600, the population $4,000. Philadelphia
is the makings Of u great CITY,.
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Mv ALEX. NJ. Cow has retired from the
Washington, Pa, Reporter, and Mr.. Ell.
Christman will henceiorth be sole editor
and proprietor. The Reporter has won
waILdeser;yed favor from an Intelligent
constituency, and Mr.. Uhristman will main
,uin its standard.
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RepubIiear Caucus.

From Our Special Correspondent
WASHINGTON, January "a caucus oi
the Republican members Of the House will
be held next Saturday night to map out 2
line Of legislative policy for the session.
Everything now seems to be ae sea, and Il
n desired to get concerted action on mat.
ters OF oflrevenue, tariff, taxation and civil
service reform.
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TuK Lord. d.Licutenant Of Ireland is in
rpceipt Of 100000 & year-double the
.sIsry Of the President Of the United
States-to say nothing Of heavy household
allowances. The famine stricken peasants
are begging for q few potatoes. There
must be food or there will be trouble.
Empty stomachs become desperate.
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is ,be course q human events the bold
democracy over the river will be looking
ior another candidate. And it may mob be
,bonyht that Mr. Alexander has been often
.nonob to the well to be broken.
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Murder nrunnrnI.

; DENVER, Col, January Sat Grand
lake, Col, to-day, County Commissioner
WSldron, while baryinE his wife vas re-
monstrated with by one Plpmmer, foreman
81 the saponiS mine, when WSldFon seized
. riae RRa SHOT PlpmmeF dead,
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From Our Special Correspondent
WASHINGTON, January 3.-The House
will pass the Army bill tomorrow, when
there will be struggle over the Civil Ser
vice bill.
The Ways and Means Committee will be
ready for the Tariff bill before the middle
OF next week. ,t
The Senate Committee will probably re-
port theirs on Saturday, with the chances
against the passage OF either at this session.
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CARD RATE REAFPlRAEp.
guIeIde 81 ) ceiInge sindaat.

CLEVELAND, January IA Medina spe.
cial to the Herald reports the suicide ol
Albert Calvert, aged %, by shooting
through the heart. He had been student
st oRerlin College, and was expected 10
return last night. i Is reported he long
contemplated suicide,
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Townshlps and

The only precinct notreported is Sewels.
Vile. This gives Democratic majority and
the county will be close. Taylor's majority
is estimated at 50.
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Rress eranees on ,aambstla's Death.
81. PErERsBvRe, January S.-The NasOe
,Fremia says: Ganbetta's death ia an ire
parable loss IN n'France aad Europe. The
Gola says, The French Republic Is with.
out a head and its chancea Of prolonged
ViESS1: January ss-The Austrian OH.
cial journals observe great reserve IN. theil
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JEFFERSON COUNTY
Tayior's OnicinI Majority I,Io2-Esii-
mate Of the DIstriet.

mate Of thc DIstrief.
Special Dispatch 10 the lntclllgcncer.
SrEUBENvuLE, January S.-The official
returns Of this county give Taylor l,lO2
majority. Taylor's majority in the district
will be, 1853, a gain OF one thousand over
Updegaff7s vote. The Democrats take the
defeat very bad, as they were confident OF
victory, and the increased Republican ma
iority inspires Republicans at home and
ohrnad
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we know something about floods here. .
slou,s. but we have never seen the like OIL
,bs yreat havoc that Is sweeping the pop
Mons valley oil the Rhine.
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HARRISON COUNTY

Does not Rally as One Man, bat stlIl
Gives 323.
Special Dispatch 10 the eIntelligencer.
CADlz, January 3.-The official vote Of
Harrison county gives Taylor a majority OF
1923, a loss, compared with the vote for DR..
]. T. Updegraf, Of l54, North and Green
townships giving the largest vote and gain
for Alexander. In all parts Of the county
the vote was light.
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Ma, ALEXANDER got his Pease pudding
hnt
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. GAMbErrA's DEATH.
The Articles Placed In the EComn-Pub.
lie Feeling In Paris,

PARIS, January ga medal OF Gambetta
has been placed in the coffin. The medal
bears his ettigy, and the engraving repre-.
sents the famous 46S; also several gold and
silver coins and a copy Of a letter of invita-
ton to the funeral, signed by Joseph Gam
beta, Leris, Madame Lefis and Michael
Gambetta, his father, brother-in-law, sister
and uncle. q .., j,.
A national monument to Gambetta ia
proposed.
The funeral OF Gambetta has been post
poned until Saturday. Buisson and Jules
Ferry.Yill be among the speakers.
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p,ysrSTLY the air Of Wheeling will be
,,.oaEad with able Senatorial "claims"
md some OF them will be pigeon.holed.
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He soon became in fact the Dictator Of
France. The true history Of the dictator.
ship has yet to be written, twill become
one Of the most interesting episodes in the
history Of France. sinsle-handed and
alone he aroused the dropping spirits Of
the people, raised and equipped armies and
accomplished all that mortal could in
stemming the tide Of disaster which was
overwhelming his country. He raised aud
dishuHed the millions gotten through
Morgan 4 Co., In England, and
the most rigid examination Of his
atIairs by hiR enemies when the war
was over only showed that his hands were
clean and his record unstained. After the
war his advice was. sought more than any
other mans. The greatest speech Of his
life was that made at Yemailles upon the
occasion Of PRECEDENT McMahon's coup
aslSt IN turning away his Republican
ministry aud replacing It with a ministry
hostile TO the republic. Mr.. Washbarne has
at his house portrait Of Gamhatta, painted
expressly for him.
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A JUDICIAL INQUIRY ASKED ron.

A new phase OF public feeling is being
exhibited with respect to. Gambetta's
death. All classes Of citizens Royalists
and Radicals, are strongly forcing upon the
government the necessity OF a public prose-
cution. A judicial inquiry is demanded
into the circumstances attending the
strange pistol shot wound. The newspapers
are giving every detail Of Gambetta's illness
and death, and the story Of the strange
shooting BY a mysterious woman is on
every tongue. The street excitement is
intense, and It is thought that the govern.
ment, to allay public feeling will immedi.
ately order the courts to institute judicial
INQUIRY,
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THE RECENT ELECTION
IN THE SEVENTEENTH O., DISTRICT
Complete Rsturni From Belmont, JensnOa and
Harrison Couatiss--opsnlns Sounds From the
Various State Lsslslaturts-RsfOrm With
Vengeance In the Keystone state.
clerks Office

ST.. CLAlRsvlLLE, January S.-The follow.
ing returns have been received at the
clerks office:
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coroyrI TAYLOR will get there in time
- M, IN A word for the wool tariff.
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SCENE IN THE HOUSE.
Coz Frances Around the Ring and
seAiped by Reed. ~


Cox Frances Around the Ring and In
seaiped by Reed. :.
WAsmSorox, January S.-The House to-
day went into Committee Of the Whole on
the Army Appropriation bill.
Mr.. Upson spoke in favor OF keeping up
a well disciplined army. He thought the
communistic and socialistic mutterings Of
human slaughter, spoliation and outlawry
under the guise Of labor strikes encouraged
by loud d.mouthea demagogues were unmis-
taxable warnings OF internal danger to the
peace and the good order OF the country.
SHAKING TIE RED RAG At ROBINSON.
In conclusion, Mr.. Upson made an allu-
sion to the high degree Of efficiency OF the
English army, which brought Mr.. Robin
son, Of New York, to bis teet with the
remark that he couldn't tell whether Dir.
Upson's speech was eulogistic Of the Amer
ican or English army. He admired the
American army, put disliked to see It's Off.
GERS trottipg around after representatives Of
n monarchy. He wanted TO blot out the
abominable feeling that was getting into
the heads OF snobs and flunkeys to initiate
monarchy without having the brains
that surrounded It. Laughter,
In further debating the bill Mr. Hewitt,
Of New York, called attention to the fact
that in the various items there Wpg 0 re.
duction, and asked II the reduction had
been made for the purpose OF making d
good showing :, ., -
The gentleman thai the Republican party
would mot turn over TO the next Congress
aa many opportunities for making up deh-
oiencies a. L had found when it came into
pyai Hewitt denied :there was any plan to
create deficiencies to'be provided for by
the next Congress.
@ on, %oS'r 1T! go
Mr.. Blount, OF Georgia, said the country
wonld know no honest economy until the
Democratic party and it& principles should
take possession Of the Executive as well as
the legislative branches Of the govern.
ment
Mr.. Robeson, Of New Jersey, thought the
debate had Simmered down from direct
proposition to "Pickwickian explanations"
All the gentleman from New York (His-
cock) had meant to say, was that the last
Democratic Appropriation Committee
either had Dot given sufficient time and
Attention to Investigating the necessities Of
ne government or bad been willing to
POSTPONE these necessities for the purpose
Of seeming political advantage. The Dem.
ocratic party has pursued system OF par:
Rimony, but had not risen to the dignity Of
political economy.
that The Democratic party had not given
that consideration TO the interests Of the
Mississippi fiFer, which they deserved,
2 1BERk VIZ ARE AGAIS."
Mr.. Coz said be recognized the economy
Of the distinguished gentleman from Eew
Jersey, IRObssOp), the reported leader d
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CHICAGO, January 3.-The managers Of
the South Western railroad failed to agree
on division Of passenger traffic, and ad.
iourned till tomorrow.
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GEte g,ttelLigE1trer.

noise, Ios. ~ and n Fourteenth Street.
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BosToS, January .S.-The Legislature or.
ganized by selecting George 6. Crocker,
Republican, President Of the Senate, and
Edward A. Mclaughlin, Democrat, Speak.
er OF the House. Mr.. Mclaughlin had
been Clerk Of the HOUSE for the past nine
years.
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AUGUSTA, ME-, January 3.-The Legisla.
ture met to-day. John /. Gutter was
elected President Of the Senate, and Man.
chester Haynes, Speaker Of the House.
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CHICAGO, January 3-A Milwaukee
special says: Preparations are being made
for big fight in the Legislature over the
prohibition amendment. It Is reported
that the liquor dealers have powerful
lobby established.
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ClyclxxArI, January s.-The purchasing
trustees, who recently bought the Marietta
4 Cincinnati Railroad at the judiciary sale
have appointed J. II. Stewart, late receiver
Of the road, General Manager. The name
Of the road has been changed to the Gin
cinnati, Washington 4 Baltimore.
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. INDIANAPOLIS, IND, January 3.-The
Democratic caucus tonight made nomina-
tions as follows: For Speaker OF the House,
". D. Bynnm, Of indianapolis; Clerk Of
the House, D. R. Edwins, OF Madison
county; Secretary Of the Senate, Albert j.
Kelly, Of Vigo.
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REMINIsCENCEs OF GAMRErrA.
Ex.Minister washburne's ReeolIections
of the Dead Statesman. .

Ot tue beaa athttstuAhs
CHICAGO, January a.-The Tribune has a
long letter by telegraph from Hon. E. B.
Washburne at San Antonio, giving remi.
niscenoes OF Gambet,a while Washburne
was Minister to France. He says great
light has gone out, and the world loses one
Of its most gifted, brilliant and elo'
quent men Of the age. He was
distinguished even in 1869, though young,
as member of'the Chamber Of Deputies,
and being in the front rank Of the little
band OF able countrymen who made face
against the empire then in the pride and
arrogancy OF its power, he was concerned
in those turbulent and exciting scenes in
the Chamber before war was declared, aud
when the empire fell. He was cool when
the people broke up the Chamber OF Depu-
tiea and fiooked 10 the Hotel de Vile,
where the dethronement Of the Emperor
was to take place.
THE REPUBLIC PROCLAIMED.
Appearing at one OF the windows OF the
palace Gambetta proclaimed the Republic
OF France and threw to the crowd below
little lists containing the names Of deputies
who were 10 constitute the provisional gov.
ernment OF the national defense. Such
shout of deliverance went up from the
great throng as has rarely been heard in the
worlds history. The new ministry, with
Gambetta at It's head took possession Of
their tolios. He relates his own difficulties
in protecting German interests there
while the empire lived and the
astonishing grasp with which Gam
beta at once understood the whole
question. Calling on him, he found a
Young man Of ordinary height and size
The aiterward became heavy) with fine
manners and agreeable address, hand.
some face, long, black, glossy hair and full
beard. He did everything possible, and
did It Immediately, to mitigate the troubles
OF the Germans. Gambetta being selected
as q representative to the Tours mission he
did not shrink from the hazardous trip
from the city in balloon, and made the
trip safely.
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INDIANAPOLIS, I'M, January G-Tht
hearing Of the injunction proceeding
against the Union Railroad Company by
the O. II. & I. Railroad Company, wal
commenced in the Supreme Court to-day
The point at issue involved the right Of
the latter company to maintain an in
dependent ticket Office, and continue tc
use the Union depot and Union, railway
track for their passenger and freight bust
ness.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-12-06

On Wednesday evening last a peculiar
red light was noticed in the western sky
just after sunset and caused some COM
ment at the time. The Eastern papers
bring some explanation of the phe-
nomenOn, gathered from reliable as
Economical sources. Prof. Brooks, an
industrious astronomer of New York.
states that, while searching for comets
OH that evening, he discovered a show
er of telescope meters near the sun.
1t is suggested, therefore, that the
strange light was cansed by the reflec-
tion from the clouds of meteoric dust in
the upper atmosphere. The New York
Sun says: "There are several reasons for
thinking that the strange light is the re-
suit of some such cause, as the presence of
meteOric dust rather than of differences
of density in the atmosphere leading to
refraction.. In the first place, the phe-
nomenon has not only been visible over
an immence extent of territory, but it
has lasted several days, and has been
seen In the east before sunrise as well as
in the west after sunset, SO that any
abnormal refractiOn in the atmosphere
would have to be of almost incredible
persistence in order to account for the
abserved appearances. Besides, during
the time there have been considerable
atmospheric changes, especially in re-
spect to temperature. These remarka-
BILE sunset displays have also been ac-
complained by a notably hazy appear
ance of the sky.n
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The Indians, knowing the value of
Wild Cherry bark as q cure for coughs
and colds, used to prepare il i'm their
rude way, and in winter kept 1t con-
stantly on hand. The careful and Sc
eret method.of preparing DIR. Wistars
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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-12-06

Governor Crosby, of Montana, recon-
mends to Congress the immediate cut
ting down of all Indian reservations.
NOW covering twO-fifths of the area OF
Montana" to the actual wants of is, 600
Indians, throwing the lands open to set
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-12-06

Ayers Pills are convenient remedy
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gar-coated, easy to take, effective to OPP
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They are effectual in a wide range of
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Warren county, Georgia, boasts ofa res
ident who participated in seventeen bat
ties for the lost cause, was wounded sew
eral times, has been struck by lightning
three times, lay insensible from one shock
three days, is now not more than forty
years of age, and is as healthy as any man,
and weighs over two hundred pounds.
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Toledo Journal figures on the 'spresent
status of the Democratic members of
the Ohio Legislature for U. S. Senator:
Pendleton SO, Payne 20, Ward 8, Con-
verse 4, Geddes |, Seney /, Morgan l
and doubtful. Necessary to a choice
42.n
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The blessings of life are many. Live
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A single spoonful will cure an ordinary
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FL. A. Kanney has an experience of over
IL years in the horseshoeing business. He
is therefore reliable in his work, which
farmers should make note of. 3t
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H. MCHENRY.

Letters remaining uncalled for at the
Napoleon, Ohio, Post Office, for the week
ending Dec. /, 1883:
FIR. Brandt, foreign; Samuel Bowlas,
John Deible, Mrs. Jacob Lowmaster,
David Moore, Jas. Murray (2), J. F. w.
Myers, Miss Eta Meyers, Miss Katie
Smith, w. Fl. Terry, E. Teapot, W. M.
Ward, Joseph Young.
Persons calling for letters will please
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