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Portland and Worcester Line.
PORTLAND & ROCHESTER, Il. r

Arrangement OF Trains.
On and after Daenday, June As,
ssy-Dasssage= Trains VA
F s[ss@s-@z p ortIand at 5.3O a. ma, and
los p. ma, arriving at Worcester
ct 2.16 p. NJ. and 7.S0 p. m. Returning leave
Union Depot, Worcester, at 500 a. m. and Ills D.
M, arriving st Portland ut lbs p. M and $40 p
m.
Ear OlinfeH, Aver sumo, Ftschburg,
Nashua, Lowell, Wirdham, and Ep-
ping at 1850 a. m. and 1.O5 p. M.
Fer Manchester, Concord and points North, At
l.O5 D. IN.
Fcr Rochester, sprlngvaIc, Alfred, wns-
erboro and SAGE Rkver.1.3O "A. ma, Hos
p. m., and (mixed) at ESQ p. m. Returning
Am, and 1856 p. M; arriving at Portland
imixed) $40 a. M, 1.25 p. m. and 5.40 p. N.
Ger esorham, Saccnrappa, Cumberland
Mills, Wessbrook and Woodf0rd's.
At7.3O ne M, s.O5, $40 and (mixedl
The .O5 D. m. tt ain from Portland connects q.
Ave- June. with EHSosac Tunnel Route for
tkewest, and st Union Depot, Worcester, fer
New " ork via Norwich Line, and all rail,
visSpringfeld, also With N. X. 81 N. X. n.
e .(HSteamer Maryland Route'0 for PhiladeZ-
1hia, Baltimore, Washington, and the
Sowtis and with Boston dE Albany a. n. for
the West. Parlor Cars on train leaving zPortland
q.
Close connections made at Westbro0k june
don with through trains of Me. Central r. B.. and
1T GrandTrunk Transfer, Portland, with through
trains of Grand Trunk r. r.
Through tickets to all points South and West, at
Depot Offices and at Rollins Adams No. ~ Ex-
change Street.
Does not stop at woodford's.
J.W. PETERS, supt.
iu0
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FISTULA AND PILES

Cured without the Use OF the Knife.
WILLIAM READ on. D., Harvard, 1912. and
ROBERT NJ READ on. D., Harvard, 1870, Offices,
Evans House, I75 fremont street. II ost0n,
I'VE special attention to the treatment of FI9TU-
~ PILES AND ALL DISEASES OF
TIE RECTUM, without detention from busi-
ness. Abundant references given. Pamphlet sent
on apclication.
ONCE Rsurs-l1 am.:to 4lp.m.( except supdsss).
fsb10 d1y
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Drv aaondn RhoIennle marke,.

DRY Goods Wholesale Market.
The following quotations arc wholesale prices of
Woolens and Fancy Goods, corrected daily by Deer
ing, AIilliken & Co., 158 Middle street:
UNBLRACHED CoTToNs.
Heavy So in. "a a 8 Fine 7-4.... 13h@1S
Med. SO in. GAG tn Fine S-4... ...18G21
Light SO in. Stag 9 Fine 9-4........ 22927M
Fine jim. q S1a Fine l0-4....25 ESQ
BLEACHED OorToNs.
Best a.. .iOHz@I2Is Fine Ga. lib @18
Med. A.. tn @101a Fine 7-4......18 @22h
Light a.. 6 q ~ Fine S-4...."20 @25
Fine 9-4.....2212 G271a
Fine 1O-4 ...25 @82 n
TIOEINGs. ETC.
Tickings, Drills... ...... SO s.
Best.....14 @I61a Corset Jeans. .61aW S5a
Medium. .l019 al ~ Satteens. q
Light. -. Z a 8 lCambrics SO 51s
Denims best lS1s@15 "a Silesias. ..... 1019a18
Ducks........ 8 @131s Cotton Flannels Brown
Fancy 11h@14 7@14h
Batting. 8@9 @10 9l014 l11s g121a
Warps 80 ,.....'..
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STEAMERS.
HarpsyveII steambont GO.
Chanra nfTline,

ChanGe OF 11Ines
nN and after Sept. IT, 1883, the steamer Gordon
" viii leave Harpswell daily, Sundays excepted
az 3 a. M, arriving at Portland at 10 a. m. Return
ing eave Custom House Wharf, Portland at p. m.
arriving at Harpswell at 8 D. m.
For Freight or Passage apply on board to
sepI5 I'LL EN- DIFF
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LEAVE FOR PORTLAND AND BOSTON

From Halifax, $40 a. M. e.15 p. M; 81. j ohm,
$50 a. M, 500 p m. H0uItOn, $50 al
$50 p. M; 81. Stephen, 10.15 O. M,
$50 p. M; Vanceboro, 1.35 a. m. 1.8O
p. M; BuckspOrt, $40 a. m. 1.30 p. M;
bangor, tbs 9. M, 7.45 p M; Dexter, 700
am, 6.1op. m. Belfass, $50 a. M, S.O5 p. M;
skowhegan, $40 a. m. 3.15 p. M; Water
vile, BIB a. M. 1.65 ard 1000 p. M; and on
Mondays at 5.15 q. m. Augusta. 600 a.
n. 1000 a. m, 2.45, and 1886 p. M;
and lila p. M; Saith. 6.55 q. M. IL. 90 a. M;
400 p. M, and Saturdays only at IL SO D. m.
Brunswick, TBS and 11.30 8. M. 4, 80
?. m. 1885 q. M, (nightl ROckland. 8. III a. M,
LID m. Lewiston, 7.20 a. m. lilo a. M,
4:l6p. m. 11.20 PM; Phillips, $50 a. m.
Pennington. 800 q. M; winthrop, 10.1Sa.
m. being due in Portland as follows:The morn
ing trains from Augusta and Bath 1886 q. m.
lewiston, $40 a. m. The day trains from
Bangor, and all intermediate stations and CON
Meeting roads at 1910 and 12.45 p. m. The
AFTERNOON trains from Wsterviile, Augusta, Bath,
kockiand and Lewiston at $40 p. m. The
Night Pullman Express train at l.5O .. m.
Limited Tickets Arst and second class for
Ste > ohm and Halifax on ale at reduced
rates.
PAYSON TUCKER, Gen'l Manager.
g. e. BOOTHBY, Genl. Pass. & Ticket Agt:
Portland. Oct. ~. 1883. octl2dtf
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stock Market


The following quotations of stocks are reported
and corrected daily by Woodbury. & Moulton, corne
Of Middle and Exchange streets.
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SAILING DAYS OF STEAMSHIPS.


MINIATURE ALMANAC. .NOVEMBE3 1.
Sun rises. .......-..6.37 High water, IA 80
Sun sets. 450 Moon SETS. 5.5S
MARIN r n EW S.
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COMPLETE TREATMENT ST

A single dose of Sanf srd's Radical Cure in
stantly relieves the most violent Sneezng or Head
Colds clears the Head as by magic, stops watery
discharges from the Nose and Eyes, prevents Ring
ing Noises in the Head, cures Nervous Headache,
ana subdues Chills and Fever, In Chronic Catarrh
it cleanses the nasal passages of foul mucous, re-
stores the senses of smell, taste, and hearing when
of Offensive matter >sweetens and purifes the
BREATH stops the cough and arrests the progress of
Catarrh towards Consumption.
One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Sol
vent and Sanford's Inhaler all in one package
of all druggists, for 81. Ask for SANFoRDs RADI-
CAL CURE. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co.,
Boston.
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Boarding House For sale

BOAFUIMs HOUSe FOF SHEe
A Cumberland Mills. VIII accommodate 20
IN bOarders and is within five minutes walk OF
the mills, stable attached. Price $4,000, one-half
cash and the balance easy TERMS lot goes with it.
ADDRESS or apply to j. H. Moody, on the premises
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.

On and after MONDAY, Oct.
18th, Passenger Trains will run
as follows
Leave Portland for Dexter, Bangor
VancebOr0, ST John, Halifax and
the Provinces, St.Andrews, ST. stephen,
Fredericton, Aroesteok County. and all
stations on ID. IL Piscataquis q. r., 1.25
p. M; 1;So p. M, til LIP p n, M;
WaterviIie, ZOO a. m. 1875 pm. 1.s3
p. m. IL .15 pm and on Saturdays at 5.15 p. m.
Augusta ,EaaIlOweIl, GsardinerandB rnns-
wick TOO a. M no $50 E. M, 6:15,
p. m. and on Saturdays only at Ills p. m.
ROckland, and Knox a. Lincoln R. r.,
TOO a. M. 1.30 p. m. Auburn and lewis
tom. 8. 15 a. m. l.25 p. M. sos p. m. Lew
listen via Brunswick 700 q. M, Ill. 10 pm;
Pennington, Monmouth, winthrop,
Oakland and North Arson, 1.25 pm. Far
minston, via Brunswick, 700 a. m.
1.-THE 11.15 p. m. train is the night express with
sleeping car attached and runs every night Sum
days included but not through to Skowhegan on
Monday mornings or to Bucksport and Dexter or
b0yOnd Bangor Sunday mOrninos
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-13
pIseRacED AND DISCARDED.
Sophia wartman shoots Herself Be
eause She Had Been Wronged.


PHILADELPHIA April l2-Sophia Wart-
man, 10 years old, who had been staying at
the residence of her sister, Mrs. Orteil, at
53l Owen street, south Of Reed street, made
a suicidal attempt by shooting herself IN
the right temple about 10 o'clock yester-
day morning. The inmates OF the house,
startled by pistol shots, found the girl
rylnp on the bath room floor, bleeding from
the wound The pistol was in her right
hard. On the mantel OF Sophia's bed room
was a small piece OF paper, ON which she
had penciled the information that she haa
shot herself because she had been ruined
and discarded by John Hitchcock, Jr., and
that she had no desire to live any longer.
She was removed to the Pennsylvania Hos
pital. ,o,, o,;u
The man alluded to resides at lOll OlVe
street and is about 50 years and has gro
cery store at Eleventh and Vernon streets.
Sophia has been one of his fathers house
hold until about a week ago, when sne
was dismissed, owing to her condltlon.
She went to her fathers house and became
despondent and threatened to kill herself.
She told Mrs. ortell on Monday that Hitch
cock had promised to marry her, but atter
ward recanted on the subterfuge that his
parents would not like it. She reproached
him for belraying her, but he only sneered.
After she ate her breakfast yesterday morn
ing She was seen in the dining room with
her face in her hands. She told Mrs. Ortell
she could not bear to live dlsgraced any
longer and had fully determined TO take
her life. She bade her farewell and said
they would meet in another world. she
went up stairs and half an hour afterwards
pistol shots were heard. The pistol had
been hidden from her. Yesterday, before
shooting herself, she searched closets, bu-
reaus, and even tore up carpets before she
discovered that it was concealed in the
bath room.
Late last evening tbs report at the hos
pital was that Miss Wartman condition
was not dangerous, the wound proving to
be not a deep one, She conversed with
one Of the nurses and was resting easily.
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War in Haytt.

LIVES, Del, April 12.-The brig James
Miller, from Myragrone, Hayti, reports
that on the night Of March 26, the Revo-
lutionists landed at that port, overpowered
the government troops aud seized the fort,
On the following day General Basley, the
revolutionary commander, ordered all 9 BILE
bodied citizens to join him, giving them
one hour TO decide. The majority Joined
the Revolutionists. A battle followed aud
the Reyolutionists were again victorious.
They fortified the town. March 81 two
steamers arrived with government troops,
and another battle resulted in scattering
the government forces with a loss of S5
killed and $50 wounded. The loss to the
Reyolutionists was slight. On the lst
dsy of April the government steamers lett,
apparently driven away by the arrival OF a
Spanish fIigate. Shipping was undisturb-
ed by the revolutionary party, but in con-
sequence of the disorganizsd coalition
business, Miller sailed under protest with
half cargo.
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ASSASSINS IN COURT.
Brady Again on the stand-Csrey' Tes-
timOny.

timOny.
DUBLIN, April l2.-The trial OF Joe Brady,
charged with numbering Lord Frederick
Cavendish and Burke, was resumed this
morning, Michael Kavanagh was placed
on the stand and repeated the evidence he
gave at the preliminary examination in
Kilmainham Court House. The testimony
showed it was Brady who directed him
where to drive, and who designated the
place for him to wait.
James Carey was again placed on the wit
ness stand and Cross-eXamined by counsel
for the defense, who elected the informa-
ton that when plotting the murders with
the other accused men he was member OF
a sodality which received the sacrament at
stated periods, Carey also said he was
promised pardon il he determined 10 give
evidence against fellow consplrators. A
photograph was handed Carey, which wit
ness Immediately identified as that OF the
man known as Number }" He was one
Burke, but was under compulsion during
the time directly preceding the event. Be-
ing closely interrogated by counsel on
this point, Carey finally admitted
he was not under compulsion
when he pointed out Burke to the assassins
and urged the murderers to remember the
man clad in the gray suit was Burke.
Witness said although he had for sixteen
years been working for wages averaging
only two pounds week, he had in 1882
90 tenants occupying his various houses.
That he was the first man whe suggested
daggers to be used and afterwards sug.
gested that the weapon with which
the crime was commltted should be
put on exhibition as a national relic
The answer of the witness to the questions
concerning promises OF of pardon were Civ
en- with much hesitation. Finally he said
he had been informed by Mallon, chief Of
the detectives, that if his evidence should
be given freely TO the State, and be cor.
firmed by others, he and his brother would
be pardoned. This statement caused a
sensstion. Carey said he had so for only
answered questions put him by counsel,
and he could if unrestricted, and if he de-
sired tell great deal more.
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MRS. IANGTRY AT NEW HAVEN.
Her Performance interrupted by
RiOfOus Conduct.

New YoRE, April PA New Haven,
Conn. apecial says Mrs. Langtry played
there last night to iour-hundred dollar
house and in the last act quite an exciting
scene occurred in the lobby of Carlps Opera
House. \ Yale student came down from
the balcony with a friend and jostled
against hsckmar. The Jehu made an in.
Sulting remark to the student, who there
upon struck him over the head with his
cane. There were several hackmen in the
The lobby and they made short work Of the
student This raised such q commotiOn
that the audience was disturbed, and sew
pral rushed out Manager Carll expelled
the diSputants. Just at this point Fred.
SchNab, who is 10 manage Mrs. Langtry next
season appeared and berated Manager CARL
in language more forcib.e than elegant. He
had been marred by riotous proceedings
i'm tie lobby and that the whole
affair was disgraceful. Carelle reported that
he could not govern mems tempers."
Well" ," said Schwab. MIS-. Langtry will
not come 10 this house again. "All right"
retorted Carelle, 'she is no actress, and |
do not want to book her scain. She could
never draw in this city after to nights
display of her histrionic powers Schwsb
then ordered the Hobbies cleared Of every
person not having check. He desisted
when he ound that he was in danger OF vi
OlsnCe because of his exhibition Of rage.
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SENATORIAL PERSONALS.
Who Remain in Washington and
where Some Of Them Are Going.

WASHINGTON, April 12.-There are re.
manning in the city twenty-five Senators
Of this number, some have homes here
and remain pretty much all the time, while
others go and come, keeping clerk here
Those here are Allison, of Iowa; Bayard, Of
Delaware; Blair, OF New Hampshire; Cam.
eron, OF Pennsylvania; Cameron, of Wis
Consin; Coneer, Of Michigan, German, of
Maryland; Hale, of Maine; Hawley, Of
Connecticut; Hill, OF Colorado; Jones,
OF Florida, who is going to Europe
in a few days; Miller, of Califor-
mia; Morgan, of Alabama; Nor
rill, OF Vermont; Plumb. of Kansas; Saw
yer, of Wisconsin, Sherman, of Ohio; Vance,
Of North Carolina; Van Wyck, OF Nebrska;
and ex-Senators Window and kellogg.
Senator John A. Logan, who returned 10
Chicago last week, will leave in few days
for California with Mrs. Logan, who is in
poor health. They will spend q couple of
months together on the Pacific coast and
then the Senator will leave his wife aud
join the Commission on Indian Affairs,
which has arranged tour of investigation
and inspection up through the Indian
country for the summer months.
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MARTINS fERRY.

The sneak thieves who carried of the
tools OF NJ. NJ. Morris, the barber, on
Wednesday mention OF which was made
in yesterdays REGISTER, turn out TO be
some of the neighboring friends who took
them for u Joke. They were returned yes
terday.
The work Of laying switch from the
Buckeye glass works TO the c. & i. depot
began yesterday.
The flour mill at Portland, which recent
ly blew up, will be sold at public sale on
the Sd of May.
La Belle is not bad. Give us that name
instead OF Martins Ferry.
Yesterday was payday ut the Laughlin
mill Saturday is pay day at the Elson,
Buckeye and Union glass works and at the
.Etna mill.
A large number OF Martins Ferry people
took in the Black Crook.
Mr.. John Krouse leaves for Pittsburgh
to-day where he has accepted position.
Portland has drug store and will soon
have grain house TO be run by Mr.. ID. I.
List, Of your city.
4 plate roll at the Etna mill was broken
on Wednesday night, throwing oil that de.
pariment for a few days.
The Catholic festival at Commercial Hall
opened last night with a fair attendance.
Among the articles 10 be rallied of is
ladies' gold pin. ladies' gold necklace, pair
OF pictures and gents gold watch.
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SUDDEN INTERRUPTION.
A Mad Dog Creates Panic I'm
Crowded Church.

CHARLOTTE, y. e., April l2.-For weeks
past the people in this section have been
greatly excited over an epidemic of mad
dogs. No less than ten CANNES have been
shot. To night, while the congregation of
the Davioson Presbyterian College
was engaged in worship dog
up the middle of the aisle Of the church
foaming a. the mouth and bowling. The
church was crowded and q panic ensued.
Men, women and children attempted to
get out Some mounted the top OF the
benches. Dr. LstImer, the pastor, stopped
in middle OF sentence and jumped on top
Of the pulpit, calling: Kill it, kill It"
One OF the worShipPers had q revolver,
and, rushing forward, fred twice at the
dog. Other men came up with walking
sticks and spittoons and beat and pelted
the dog to death. In the panic ladies faint
ed and Others were severely crushed, but
no fatalities are yet reported.
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SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
I vissrsss Appeal - Csssssisss.

To M< Efitor Of hs ReoiHD.
The State Sunday School Con vsntion will
be held st NoundsyiIle on the I'D and 2sth
days Of June. II IL the duty d Chrisusns
OF all demonstrations 70 organizs schools
and botsl district snd county oonysntions
snd sppoint delegates 70 the Btste C0nven.
tion. Brother Christian, whst are ysu do
ins' What record are you making Ia the
Lambs Book Of Life' Are y0u tssehins o.
word successfully without learniog bim-
graduated and received dipioms N scrip-
tural sducstion' Have 700 outstdppsd
Paul, who ssid. "Ob. the depth Of The rich.
e. both Of the wisdom and ksovlsdgs q
God how unsearchsbls are his judgmsnts
and bis wsys pest finding out' e their
is.1n iIss9'Ds In ~Gsi &. voss sssi . a. soa ea
for the company Of The disciples and saints
In Heaven. In6dslity. Romanisn and In.
tsmpsranes are mustarinG thstf tofoss %
overthro9 Christianity end dsstsoy The
Bible. Will Christisns surrssdsf. o. will
ths soldiers Of the Gross Of sveSy noms b
asoused and easptsfiy snd viii hsly asdoe
70 70 work teschipg the holy serfptarss,
which will make tbs citizens Of West yis.
ginis "siss unto sslvstios. thfoagh faith
which 10 10 Christ Jesus." Ths grsst
Tsscber has eaid: And this ID life eternal,
that they might know thss. tie oaiy truS
God, and yesus Chris, whom thoo hsst
sent" Help extend the knovisdes Of the
Lord until Il shall cover the sarta "ss the
ssters cover The great 80. Som.
FAIRnoST. April II, 1853.
Papers fsvorsbls TO Sunday Schools plssss
publish.
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PARKERSBURG.
Build Ing and General Inprovemeats-
Personals
Speclal 20 he ReQister.

SPECIAL to the Register.
PAREsRsBuRG, April l2.-It is fact that
every carpenter in Parkersburg who Is able
and desires to work, has employment
This fact was demonstrated few DAYS ago,
when one OF our citizens who wished job
of work done in hurry, started out in
quest OF a mechanic to do the work, but he
found that every man to whom he applied
had all the work that he wanted to do.
This speaks we'll for the prosperity OF the
coming summer. Many new buildings are
now in course OF erection, and much more
than the usual amount OF repairing and re.
modelling is going on.C Col. Chanoellor's new
block, corner Of Sixth and Market streets,
is progressing. The new saw mill and
bucket factory near the B. L o. shops Is
now having the machinery put in place.
Gov. Jackson is having his residence on
copy.
Ground has been broken on Washington
street. below Green, by John Harris for
new dwelling, which will probably be oc.
cupied by Ed. Wells, Esq.
n An additional force of men have been
engaged for the B. & o. carpenter shops,
and one new car will be turned out each
day.
Major W. ". Jackson has been spending
a few days with Parkersburg friends.
Heihle Brothers, the Court Square bak.
ers, have the nobbiest delivery wagon in
the city.
Miss Savilla Kraus, Of Wheeling, Is visit
ing Mrs. Sam. Newburger, on Green street.
The funeral OF Charley Tayenner, the
young man who fell from the kanawha
bridge and drowned on Monday night, an
account Of which appeared in the REGISTER,
took place on Wednesday afternoon.
The MCConoughey Bros. \. /. and ;. Is
lumber princes Of West Va, will leave for
Europe early in May and will spend several
months in travel.
Senator Camden and family are again
domicled in their pleasant home on Ann
street. but their many friends will regret
10 know that Mrs. Camden's health has
not recovered much during her absence.
The body of Henry Kramer, who was
drowned in the kanawha river last Satur'
day, has not been recovered.
Geo. Carney, the genial manager oil
Thompson 4 jackso's feed store. made 9
flying business trip on the b, & y. road
this week.
Charley McCabe, aud family,have re.
moved TO Lexington, Ky, where they Will
reside. The best wishes OF many friends
followed them TO their new home.
Major William McGrath. Chief engineer
of the Ohio River railroad, domiciled on
the Swami House, but will remove TO Bel
pre, shortly.
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LOGAN AND THE PRESIDENT.
The Illinois Statesman Dispieased
with Chandler's Grip on the Admin.
istrafiOn.

The Illinois Statesman Dispieaseu
with ChandIer's Grip on the Admin.
isIratiOn.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April l2.-Senator
Logan, it is stated, is the latest Stalwart
who has been aggrieved by President
Arthur and has joined the other leaders
of the party in giving the Executive
the benefit of his absence from the White
House. An intimate friend of the Sena-
tors said to-day that President Arthur was
aware that he had made mistake in alien
ating the affections of many OF his former
friends, but that he had gone too far to
retrace his steps. His intimacy with
Secretary Chandler was not rellshed by the
members OF the Republican party hostile to
Ex-Secretary Blaine, for it was thought
very probable that the latter was at the
bottom Of the failure of a good many pet
sci emes and appointments which had slip
ped up since Congress adjourned. Senator
Logan, with others, had recommended sew
eral staunch Republicans for office, but no
attention was paid to his request, and the
consequence was that he would be chary of
giving advice to the President in future in
such matters. Another cause for disagree.
ment with the administration was that
Secretary Folger was not inclined to con-
slider faYorably the names of friends of the
Senator from illinois. and on one occ aston,
after the latter felt assured Of success in a
certain quarter, Judge FOlger secured a
reversal at the Cabinet meeting.
In connection with Senator Logan's Pres
idential aspirations it is facetiously related
that he is putting himself in good phySi-
cal condition for the contest of 1884. In
order to develop his muscle he has engaged
a boxing master, we'll known in this city as
the cast iron man" with whom he has a
daily set.to before breakfast. The profes-
sor of the manly art calls at the residence
OF the Senator ana the latter is proving an
apt pupil, for on more than one occasion
he has Knocked his tutor out Of time. In
quiry shows that the Senator is not alone
in his love for scientific sparring, as the
professor numbers among his pupils some
OF the leading statesmen who frequent
Washington.