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mas!er hand Of the celebra.ed artist, Louls

master hand Of the celebrated artist, Louis
Cranach. Specimens Of handwriting, un.
der glass, shrine for Bible, and o
little money box which, as q boy, he
carried about the streets singing Tor
pennies, complete the furniture Of this
famous room. For ten months Luther
lived here all all alone, attended by two
pages OF noble lineage. At first he was not
allowed to pass the door, but later, wasting
under the confinement, quarter liberty was
given him, and in company with Others he
hunted in the neighboring hills, where
many buck ceased to run because OF his
unerring aim. Early in 1922 he quilted
the Wartburg, and from that time forward
1t is but little connected with his history.
But has II not enough?
FESTIVE ElsESAcH.
To-day Elsenach Is as festive as though
she were entertaining royalty. The houses
are trimmed in evergreen, banners are up
lifted and streamers flying, portraits Of
Luther and his novels hung on the streets
and placed in windows, bands Of music
playing, people shouting, all in honor Of
this heir Of 80 long ago. Great
attention is given the house where
he lived while attending college from
149S to 1901. The citizens revere Luther,
and are proud OF the part their little town
played in his great drama.
About | o'clock the great procession
formed in the market. At 2 1t started for
the Wartburg, 5000 men in line, men,
women and children, students, soldiers,
civilians, representations OF the dress OF
the sixteenth century, aud specimens Of
different handiwork. 1twas really grand
sight to see this mass Of people meander-
ing up the mountain. At the castle the
whole mass entered the court, where, after
holding church, singing. several hymns,
among which was; "Ein feste Burg ist un-
ser Gott," which Luther composed while
prisoner here, the long line reformed and
descended as II came, marching silently to
the strains OF music, which, sweet at first,
were finally lost In the valley below.
In ways such as this, ia all Germany on
the 10th Of November paying Its debt to
Luther who, alter a long life Of sorrow and
Joy, failure and success, finding himself
again In the little town Of Etsenach where
he was born, on the 18th Of February, 1915,
having taken sick, announced with seers
spirit, "The town OF my birth will also be
the village Of my DEATH" On the following
night, finding his end drawing near, q
friend asked: "Worthy father, do you die
believing Christ and the teachings you
have preached ~ Distinctly faithful to the
last, though the tremor Of death-was upon
him, with his dying tones came the. an
swer, II do" Rim.
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FTom Our Special t0TFt'poNdeNE'
WAsnrxeroS, December 5.-There are
sbou. filty applicants here for each place
in the gift of the new officers Of the House
II IA said that such rush and clamor for
Mace was never before witnessed. Among
he aspirants for q position under the new
Doorkeeper Is q Mr.. Roberts, Of Writ coun'
ty. W. Va, and It Is said that he stands
yery fair chance Of being appointed. Ht
is well backed by several very infuenta
West VirpiniAnH.
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Routine Happenings Along the Levee-
TaleRranhic Reporfh.

Routine Happenings Along the Levee-
TeIegraphic Reports.
The Diusnal was yesterdays Parkersburg
packet.
The W. N. Chancellor passed down yester-
day morning for the Ksnawha river, with q
fair trip.
The river 10 falling slowly every day. Last
evening the marks indicated 0 depth OF .
feet 2 inches In the channel. Business was
not very lively.
The Chesapeake and Regular still keep up
the war in the New MartinsVille trade. The
Telegram keeps the even tenor OF Its way In
the Darlington trade, and the Abner 0Neal
and Princess are always on hand.
GREENSBORO, Pa, December 6.-Riyer IL
feet and stationary; weather clear.
RIcEs LANDING, Pa, December 6.-Riyer
A feet inches and falling; weather clear.
O1t CRY, December 6.-River feet
inches and falling; weather clear and cool.
Parker, Pa, December 6-River foot
10 inches and falling; weather clear and
mild.
CINCINNATI, December 5.-River II feet 8
inches and falling; weather clear and pleas
ant
CAtRo. December 6,-Riyer 90 feet
inch and falling; weather cloudy; thermome'
Ter CO...
PITTSBURGH. December 6.-Monongahela
river feet 8 inches and falling; clear and
pleasant
MoRoAsrowS, December 6.-Riyer foot
inches and on stand; weather clear; ther.
mometer 62'.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, December 6.-Riyer .
feet 8 inches and on stand; weather clear
Thermometer 46o.
LOUISVILLE, December 6.-Riysr fallinl
with I feet 0 inches In the canal and fee
8 inches on the falls weather clear ant
pleasant
EVANSVILLE, INu.. December 5.-RiYer tel
1 foot In the lest "a houiE is now 10 fec
Lilo inches on the gangsi Thermometer 45s 4
81; barometer @H'i s
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FOREIGN FLASHES.

It Is reported the Zulu chief, Cetawayo,
will be restored to power over his tribe
and lands under the protection OF British
troops.
The Directors OF the London aud San
Francisco bank voted 10 pay out Of the re-
serve fund the amount Of the defalcation
Of the recent Secretary.
Atth Dublin assizes yesterday Elliott
was indicted for the murder Of Mrs,Smythe,
wife oil the landlord OF Westmeath, shot
dead while returning from church. True
bills were also found for conspiracy in the
same murder against fourteen persons.
Three persons arrested were discharged.
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NEWS BY THE GABLE,
THE SECRETS OF tt e YELLOW Book
Differences Between Gains aad
Fraacs-War Near at Hand-noW the Frssi-
dsnrs Message was Received In Eng
0'Doanell's sCsse-Lord Lorne.

| p,. D.uo..1,o. u,t,o yalia,, poot-
FAkls, Decenlpef o.-Ane 1euom. Aoea
upon the Tonquin affair was distributed
to the Deputies to-day. It contains the
Chinese memorandum which Prime MIN.
;..ar - ~ ,ha oosh ri. oo,a ~ tba
.s'e4 feiiS VI '"e -oSA uts sA,s "
Tonquin Credits Committee. Marquis
Tseng regrets Ffance regards the occupa-
tion Of sontay and Bac Mini Indispensable
a. A. .o..,.r,a,. "a ,ho o,o..;o,. =, ;as,a
70 tne se!t.eihens VI 'ne ques.aone ~ iseue'
He also fails to see the necessity Of France
occupying those places which abe Is aware
tba Cb;reaa hold
'Dg Ts oss 49, a T,ou. .o,,,,o,.. ,no,, .ha
lne hiAiquis tsehs eoliiuehse 'p9n tne
statement OF Ferry, In the Chamber OF
Deputies OF the 3lst October, that the
E,anch loverrmsntd;d mt heliave china
80 80 ,.o,s-a 80 - -. ~ ~ - Tsss.s -. -.
wouia aeciate wal' hor hau FRANCS any
intention OF doing 80; that France was de-
sirous OF firmly establishing herself In the
Red River Delta by gaining possession OF
Sontay and Bacninh; that when that was
achieved nobody would be able TO draw
her out; that with patience, sang troid and
her forces she would be proof against
everything, and that prudent policy would
lead to settlement OF the Tonquin affair.
The Marquis observes that this statement
produced painful impression In Tonqutn::
II 1t became question OF tne possession OF
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ed to the production Of crops, and would
know his own poverty as compared with
the wealth OF his neighbor. One state
would watch another, rivalry would be ex.
cited and the best interests enhanced.
These reports should be made monthly.
The good results ofsuch q system regarding
cotton shows the great advantage. At the
conclusion OF the Presidents address COM
mittees were appointed for various duties
and the congress adjourned. twill prob
ably be in session three daye.
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HONG KoNe, December 5.-Admiral
Peng Yu Lin, at Canton, has notified all
the Foreign Ministers that war with France,
Is imminent, and is massing all the ayailac
BILE land and sea forces for the protection
OF Canton. The Admiral holds France an-
swerable for precipitating war, and warns
neutral powers to observe the treaty stipu.
lations and rules OF international law. I
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CLEVELAND, December 5.-Before it was
light this morning Bee Line locomotive
backing two flats plunged through an open
draw into the river, and Aaron Chew, the
engineer, was drowned. George White.
march, fireman, jumped to the dock and
escaped. The accident is supposed to have
been caused by the engineer not observing
the signal lights on the bridge, swung to let
a steamboat pass. The fireman was oiling
the engine. Chew leaves family. He
had been in the companys employ twenty
yeafa
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IT takes long time for China and
France 10 decide whether to go to war OF
no.. We suggest to France to hire that
M distinguished American arbitrator, John
: SnIlysu-for four rounds-to spar the
m,ndarips Of the Flowery Kingdom. This
IND nj arbitration will arbiirate, If the
.,Ios a,e strictly observed.
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SINCE Miss Chamberlain has become, as
thew ,ay, a professional beauty, and her
autographs are offered so that whoever
will may buy, we must be prepared to hear
ot her being stage struck. That's the way
/, 0oes in "ths Prince Of Wales set"
SOeskipg Of beauties, a dozen women
mora beautiful than Langtry will 20 to see
bsr when she comes to Wheeling, and the
reserve contingent will be as numerous.
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1oRD LoNyE, late Governor General Of
r.n,ds, talks with peculiar JUNCTION about
,Is Is,tilty Of the Dominion as aparadise
~, NV Immigrants, but in lace Of this it seems
~ y ,i,s strange that the British Govern
,osUt s should try to force Irish paupera
.b,orob .h that domain into the barren (2)
cslds NJ the United States.
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DANv1LLE, Va, December 5.-Green
Miller was shot by Policeman Williams
last night. Miller was beating his wife and
Officer Kennedy attempted to arrest him.
Miller resisted and choked Kennedy.
Williams came to the assistance oi Ken
nedy, when Miller turned upon Williams
and beat and bit him. Miller finally agreed
to 70 to jail with Kennedy II Williams did
not accompany them. Seeing Williams
following, Miller rushed upon him and
was shot, probably fatally.
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All persons wishing to test the merits OF q
great iemedy-one that viii positively cure,
consumption, coughs, colds, asthma, bfonohi-
tis, or any affection Of the Throatand Lung.
Corner Drug Store and get q 100 Trial Bottle
Of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, which will Ihow you what AfegullS
ElIed bottle will do, row,
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The President sent large number Of re.
cess nominations to the Senate yesterday,
among them, Walter Gresham, to be Post
master General.
The Deputy Commissioner OF the Inter.
nal revenue says the internal taxes already
collected for the present fiscal year
are at the rate Of Sl23. .000, 900 per annum.
He estimated that the collections for the
entire year will amount to $l30.000. 900.
This estimate includes between 1000, 900
and 100000 to be collected as special
taxes in April and May, but dees not in.
clude the In crease.
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Tus people Of the Keystone State are to
40 cororatnlsted. Their Legislature has
ss,a ~ an ipaiction for so long a time that
.%sr S's. have become usCd to It. But never
,bsIsss .IsI they will be glad to hear that the
.u' .nemoil Of the statesmen winds up to-day.
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LONDON, December 5.-o'Donnell's 80,
licitor Is endeavoring to induce the Jury
to sign memorial to the Home Secretary
asking him to commute the death sentence
Of O'Donnell. Some Of the jurymen are
willing to sign the paper, but Il is sexpected
the majority will decline.
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LONDON, December The Times thinks
President Arthur's message somewhat COL :
orless, and sees tribute to the Irish vote !,
in the Language used in regard to pauper
emigrants. The press generally express
disappointment that the President did not
recommend reductions in the tariff this
session. All, however, refer to the picture ,
the message presents Of the greatprosperity
in the United States.
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IN HONOR OF LUTHER
CELEBRATIONS IN GERMANY
The Hscea Of Hs FOlloWsrs-Whsrs he WAS In
Prison aud Where he DIsd-rhe Relies that
Remain OF the Great Bsformsr-Hls
Hemory Held Ia Reverence.
cgrepsnaeaes Of 04 Iultlltonou.

Correspondence Of he Iateilioenotr.
ElsRNAcH, November 10.-Ever since
August Of this year has Germany been
celebrating the advent Of Luther's birth,
commemorating his work, studying his
Life, and rsverencing his name. And now
to-day, 400 years after he was born, are
these celebrations reaching their climax,
but not their elimination, for days and
weeks yet to come will they continue to
honor him as they have begun. In con-
sideration Of all this 1t does not seem that
Germany Is becoming the seat Of infdel.
ism, as years ago 1t was the cradle Of
Protestantism.
Eisenach, as It is one Of the FIVE cities
most intimately connected with Luther's
history, Is to-day the Mecca for thousands
OF Germans. It Is free day among the
peasants. too, and numbers OF them are
here. For months they have been saving
their spare pennies to- make this
trip, and now one sees them
with faces ne'er 80 bright It Is amusing
to see the men and boys from six years up
accoutred with long.tailed coats, gloves and
canes; for these seem to be the insignia Of
nobility among them. outwardly showing
no marks Of the downtrodden race they
are.
Eisenach Is city Of possibly 1000 in.
habitants, and is situated near the Vera,
comfortable distance from Dresden. Il
is almost as old as the mountains at whose
base 1t lies, since its history extends far
back Of the days Of Charlemagne. The
heaven canopies no land Of the South
richer in romance or more fruitful in themes
for the dreamers fancy or thepoets pen, than
the country about Eisenach. Every stream
and brook, each hill and dale, has its story
OF love and adventure, flight or encounter.
And am sure were the inimitable Scott
alive, he could weave its traditions into
stories even so fascinating as his world
renowned "Waverlies." But to day, no
matter how inviting the DEPRESSION, we are
concerned only with Luther. Presuming
your readers to be familiar with his history
In general, I shall only narrate that part
connected with his residence in this little
att.y
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From Our Special Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, D. G., December ga
uostofice has been established at Spruce,
Upshur county, W. Va, and Dennis L.
IInger appointed Postmaster Among the
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Ghe q'ttelIiget1rer:.
-. oo.. .5 and "a fourteenth street,

rar okOlons, Mississippi, lunatic, after a
and painful silence breaks out again
a"4 .ous contributes nm some refreshing reading
aus .hs noliticul literature Of the day. He
n,rs,less to do harm, however.
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postmasters commissioned were the fol-
lowing in West Virginia: Charles NJ.
sIussar at Big Isaac, John II. Holbrook at
Myra, and Thurman v. Shock at Reedy-
Vile
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Secretary Teller, speaking Of the matter,
said: ut was understood that quite large
amount and nearly all Of the lands o ecu.
pied also by the Cheyeanes :and Araphoes
were included in such leases or agree
ments. II was urged by the parties who
solicited my approval Of their leases that
the Indians could derive large revenue
rom m The use Of the lands and be otherwise
bsnefted. I did not find authority Tor
The making Of such leases or agreements
and / declined 10 approve them, and In.
formed The parties that had no objections
10 allo wing the Indians to grant permission
To craze cattle on their reservations at iair
and reasonable terms; that the authority te
40 40 occupy must be given by the tribe and
moi an individual member, and the whole
tribe must participate In the benets. Oon.
gress should provide some gyetem BY, which
the unoccupied lands can be leased by The
tribes or Department for the benefit Of ne
tr;bes and the money expended Tor the
tribe without covering 1t In the treasury
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The Country,s BusInesp.

New York, 14.-The Public, Comment
ing on this weeks exhibit Of exchanges,
aAyt: Tho returns appear to indicate q
pretty general revival of activity in busi-
ness, since the uncertainty was in part
removed by the adjournment Of Congress
outside of New York. The aggregate is
40 per cent. larger than for the CORES
Ponding week last year, and 10 fact the
exchanges in March thus far, have been
the largest on record, outside of New
York, for that part Of the year. 1t is also
something worth noticing that the long
continued decrease st Boston has become
comparatively small. 1t seems rot pn-
reasonable to hope that thei revival Of
business may not continue some time,
possibly until new crops have given gu
lcoursgement to look for more decided
improvement in the fall. But there are
two points OF doubt. Excessive speculs-
ton with monetary stringency may
make mischief, or the new tariff may
lead TO disturbance in some brsnche
of industry.
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Georgia Election.

New York, 14.-An Atlanta, Ca,
special, speaking Of the election TO fill
Governor Stephens place, says, a prom
inent republican said yesterday. 1--WE
can't tell before the democratic coDVen-
lion meets what kind of man will be
nominated. If the choice falls on re-
dictionary nan such as Bacon we must
make Eight against him in the face Of
certain defeat. If liberal progressive
man is nominated l am in favor of put
ting out no republican candidate. As q
lrule eolored leaders desire an election
and If the question we're left to cololed
politicians there would be sn election fer
sll officers of the state every month.
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Revolutionary French.

Paris, 14.-Revolutionist resolved to
hold henceforth regular fortnightly
meetings in different quarters Of the city.
These meetings are a. nounced under the
auspices Of the committee Of the central
revolutionari. The frat has just taken
place in large hall in one of the eastern
quarters. Several leading spirits Of the
revolutionary party were present. Ac-
cording to the practice of their ansrchisl
principles, the chairman and bureau
we're dispensed With. The new ministry
was condemned as g set Of agents Of the
the ruin Of the public. After twelve
years of republicanism that such cab
met should be possibility was pro-
nounced to be simply heArtbreaking.
The audience we're exhorted TO work for
the establishment of genuine republic,
People Of Paris" said one of the more
fiery orators, ''iH times past, flooded the
streets with their blood, and they had
plenty left in their veins to do so again."
The meeting separated amid cries, "ViVe
Ia Commune"
In the Senate, last night, Count De
ST. WALLER questioned ChAllemel La
cour, minister of foreign affairs, as to
the situate IN the French colonies, espe-
cislly in Tonquin. England, Germany
and America, he said, had absorbed the
extreme east, and he urged the occupa-
ton of TOnquin in order to accelerate
the occupation of Cochin China. Chsl-
lemel Lacour in reply, said the govern.
menL intended neither TO abandon nor to
conquer TOnquin, but to occupy it at GER
tain points in order to demonstrate that
France proposed to remain there.
The report that President GeVy, con-
templates resigning is pronounced ma
licious invention intended to encourage
0rleanist intriques.
The cabinet resolved toI instruct the
prosecution Of any ore at 8 public meet
ing melting to murder and pillage.
Paris, 14.-Count de ChambeIlin sn-
swering "a address presented by 400
working meA Of Lyons, said the republic
Was infAllibly leading France to ruin.
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Butler VetOes.

Boston, IA "A sensation was created
in the legislature to-day by message
from Governor Butler vetoing the bill
making an appropriation for the ex-
penses of various charitable an3 reform
atory institutions. he says it contains
appropriations for various district pur-
poses, some of which are Objectionable
and others not; but is q continuation o
what is the vicious practice of uniting
in one bill different appropriations fol
entirely divers objects.
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Judge Davis Married.

Raleigh, N. C.-14-To-dsy, at II a.
M, at Teksy, the residence of Hon.
Wharton j. Green, four miles from Fay
etteville, n. O., Judge David Davis Wsl
married to Miss Addie Burr. II was q
quiet wedding, and there were few guests.
Rev. j: @. Huakee oficiated BY the
Episcopal servics. The presents were
numerous and costly. At l o'clock the
couple left on the steamer MtITchison.
New York, IA Fayetteville, N. O.,
special Essays, after the marriage, sx-
Senator and Mrs. Davis, with Judge Otto
Congressman Green and daughter left
on a special steamer, and passed down
Cape Fear River to Wilmington, whence
they 60 to southern cities, thence to Cal
ifornis, aud after short stay there, to
their home N Bloomington, III.
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Mexican Matters.

Mexico, IA -Government has de-
clared the forfeitures of the grant of
sc, 600 acres of land in lower California,
made to David Ferguson, three years
ago, for colonization purposes, for nom
fulfllment of the contract.
General Palmer is en- route from the
Rio GrAnde, inspecting the National
Railroad in Cetsys.
The attentions to General Disz in the
United States are gratifying to Mexicans.
All the stock in the new mortgage
bank ia taken. A meeting for the cleo
ton of directors ia called for Wednesday
Inext.
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The COuntrY,s Coin.

Washington, 1.-THE statement OF the
United States Treasurer shows gold, sill
yer and United States notes in the Treas.
uTy, to-day, as follows: Gold coin and
bullion, Sis, 49,, sos; silver dollars and
bullion, sos, 522, AS; fractional silver
coin, $27 674, OF; United States notes
S45, 70l, S77; total, $358, 785, 407. Cert
fcates oststsnding-gold, SAL ,52S, 200;
silver, S69, 0l2,0 ESQ., currency, $40, 4lO,OOO
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Eleos3onFrauds,

Columbia, s. c.. 14.-Managers of the
democrats of marlboro Coanty were
arrested yesterday, charged with conspir-
acy at the last general election. Several
deputy United States marshsgs left the
city to-day for Chester. to make further
arrests Of democrats fol alleged election
frauds-
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Grave Dissertation.

New York. 1.-THE accounts given
by newspapers concerning the baFials of
McGloEir, murderer and prize fighter
Elliott, in Calvary cemetery, ssem to
have excited the Indignation Of Catholics
Of this city, who appear 10 look upon the
interment OF the bodies of the Murderer
in the cemetery as deseeration.
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Useless FRIGHT.

To worry about any Liver, Kid
ney or Urinary Troubles, especially
Bright's Diseases or Diabetes, as
Hop Bitters never fails to cure where
a cure is possible. We know this