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OS the surface it appears that the Demo-
Gratis in the House are at least hestating in
their devotion to civil service reform. The
resolution OF Mr.. Evans, il approved, as it
should be, will not commit the Democrats
OF West Virginia TO anything more than
their party has tor several years
been demanding on every stump in
the land. Democrats demanded civil
service reform, and challenged Re.
publicans TO allow bill 10 that end to
be passed by Congress. A distinguished
Democratic Senator presented a bill. Un-
happily it met with opposition from Sena-
tors of his own party-sixteen Southern
Democrats voted against it on the question
OF consideration-but the bill finally
went through the Senate under
Republican urging, and it went
through the House without debate.
The Republican President will sign it. So
that we are soon to enter upon IN era OF
civil service reform. Mr.. Evans asks the
West Virginia House OF Delegates to add
the moral weight Of its sanction to the
prompt action OF Congress. Yesterday
there seemed to bo disposition to with.
hold this sanction-perhaps because the
suggestion came from the Republican side
1t is to beihoped that better counsels
will prevail to-day. If the Democrats
would prefer to have the resolution come
from their side, it may be that Mr.. Evans
would withdraw his motion with that I'm.
derstanding. Congress has taken an i'm
portant and radical step. The representa-
tives Of the people, assembled in the States,
should be glad OF this early opportunity to
applaud SO prompt u response to the popu-
lar demand. Day before yesterday the
Democrats in the Ohio House, with Il
single exception, went against a sim.
ilar resolution, and the Cincinnati
Enquirer crows over "thc black eye" for re-
form. But then the Enquirer notes with
approval that "John Kelly has the whip.
hand again in New York city," The En-
qttirrr is, however, consistently against re-
form.
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PIglron Men In Council.

PIrTsDuRuH, January ll.-An adjourned
meeting OF the Pig Iron Association was
held in this city to-day, and the organiza-
ton Of the Western Pig Iron Association
was completed. A large number of
firms, representing all sections Of
the country were present. A con-
and bylaws were adopted and
officers elected US follows: President,
J. J. Spearman, Sharon, Pa; Vice
Presidents, A. B. Cornell, Youngstown, O.,
r. S. Martin, W. II. Wallace, Steubenville,
O.; Walter Crafts, Columbus, o.; Willard
Warner, Tecumseh, Ala. John S. Speer,
Pittsburgh, Wesley Wilson, Pittsburgh;
Secretary and Treasurer, Joseph D. Weeks,
OF Pittsburgh. The report OF the Tariff
was endorsed, and was ap.
pointed to visit Washington in the interest
OF tariff tflCgislation.
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noye.non,s OF Capt Nu.r. Murderer.

UNioNTowN, Pa, January 1l.-Since the
excitement over the Dukes.Nutt tragedy
has somewhat subsided, there has been
much speculation as to whether Dukes
would go to Harrisburg to occupy his seat
in the State Legislature, to which he was
chosen at the November election. After
he was bailed out he went TO the home OF
his step.iather, Ashbury Strible, in Ger.
man township, where he remained till
Monday, when he came 10 town and began
the to fix up business, as il preparing to
leave. This evening he was seen 10 take
the southwest train and leave town. He
bought'no tickets and had no baggage, so
that his movements are entirely myster.
ious, but it is supposed he is on his way to
Harrisburg, where he will arrive tomorrow
morning. The report that he has gone 10
take his seat creates much surprise here,
as he is sensitive man, and it was not
supposed he would care TO face the curious
gazes to which he will be subjected at
Harrisburg, where he must appear as the
slayer OF man who was so well known
and liked at the State Capital.
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From Our Special Correspondent
WASHINGTON, January 1.-THE House
converted the shipping bill to-day into a
free trade and free ship measure, by about
l5 majority, and unless this can be changed
the bill will probably be defeated. The
Democracy, reinforced by about dozen
Republicans from the Northwest and Mass.
achusetts voted for free ships and free
material to build ships. This is evidently
a forerunner OF the free trade spirit that
will control on the tariff whenever it is
reached in this Congress or in the next.
Manufacturers had better put their houses
in order and prepare for the deluge.
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PARIS, January 1.-THE proposal that
the Republican Senators should issue an
address 10 the country on Gambetta's
death was made by ChalImel Lacour, Sen
ator from Bonchese, Dourhoue. On the
submission OF the proposal to the several
sections OF the Republican Senators, the
Left Centre and Pure Left objected to it.
A plenary meeting then resolved that such
an address would add nothing 10 the
grandeur OF Gambetta's funeral. One OBJ.
lection urged was that the address would
appear likean admission that the Republic
was in jeopardy. The decision not to
issue the address must be considered as q
rebuff for tue Gambettist Senators.
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KITTY MARSH AND THE NEGRO.
The COiOred BOY md the White Girl VIII
Ran Away From Rochester.


BosToN, January ia dispatch from
Middlebury, VT, describes the capture OF
Kitty Marsh, the IS year.old school girl OF
Rochester, and John Edwards, her negro
lover. They were traced early yesterday
morning to the house Of David Laramie, in
Willsboro, little village four miles north
Of Essex, n. y. Both at first refused to
return to Rochester, but finally agreed to
go without legal ceremony, and told the
whole story OF their escapade. The girl
very stoutly defends herself and is loyal to
her lover. She is 4 bright child, innocent
in her appearance, rather tall for her age,
but slim and graceful. She has wnsome
blonde face, blue eyes and proiusion Of
light hair. She earnestly processes her love
for Edwards, whom she declares she will
marry when old enough. Edwards and
his mother, who is white woman, lived
in house owned by Kitty's father, near
the Marsh homestead, and the intimacy be.
tween the negro and child began. She
says Edwards suggested the clopement, and
she consented. She met the negro during
the noon recess OH Friday last, and they
started oil with the stolen team. She was
but thinly clad in her school dress, and
the only additional protection against the
very cold weather which followed was q
thin shawl furnished by Edwards.
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MAYOR EGERrER refuses to run on the
Walter rump ticket in the Second ward.
We have not doubted that he would decline
to be SO loaded down, as soon as he
discovered what had been done in his
absence. Mr.. Clemens also having declined
without thanks, this leaves the Walter
party with two holes in its ticket to be
plugged up. It is to be presumed that the
founder Of the party will not do his rum
ming under an assumed name this time.
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WILMINGTON, DEL, Janunry lion
complaint Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company's manager here, the Tele.
phone Exchange cut the telephone wire
running to the Western Union Telegraph
Company's office, on the ground
that the Mutual Union Company
violated the contract by using the tele.
phone for the receipt Of telegraph messages
to be transmitted by its lines. The matter
will probably be contested in the courts.
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BERLIN, January H. Edwin Booth,
the American actor, opened his en-
gagement at the Residence theatre
tonight, appearing as Hamlet. The
house was crowded and the perform
ance was perfect success, Booth being re-
peatedly called before the curtain and
fairly stormed with applause. Prince
Frederick William who was present
remained until the conclusion Of the play,
and frequently expressed to the Director OF
the Theatre his admiration OF Booths in
comparable acting.
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NEWS BY THE CABLE.
LATEST FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
The Central Europe FlOodS-The Extent ofthe Ter.
rltOrJ InuudAted-FAnllne Feared In Hun.
gary-ReGuir OF Gambettist Senators.
War RumOrs In Germany.

PEsTH, January l1.-Throughout the
flooded districts OF Hungary there will Ger.
tainly be famine unless assistance is
prompt.
BERLIN, January 1.-THE extent Of the
flooded country in the middle Rhine dis.
tricts, exclusive Of the tributaries Of that
river, is computedat 700 square kilometres,
or nearly half US large again as the lake OF
Constance. The King Of Bavaria has given
a second ten thousand marks for the relief
OF the distressed subjects.
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Personal Mention.

From Our Special Correspondent
WASHINGTON, January ll.-Mr. D. L.
Rutl'ner, OF Charleston, NJ. Lewis and wife,
Of Clarksburg, Albert Franzheim, OF Wheel
ing, and Ii. L. Smith and wife. Of Manning.
ton, are the arrivals OF West Virginians TO-
day.
The commission OF Emma L. AtCheson
TO be postmaster at Wellsburg, W. Va, was
forwarded to-day.
A postoflice has been established at
Mount, Kanawha county, W. Va.
Adam Toney has been commissioned
postmaster at Sultan, w. Va.
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Immen,e Connagration.

DES MoTSES, January ia fire is now
raging in Clapps' block, 1872 feet square,
and in which is located the Citizens Ma
tional Bank and many fine stores and nu.
merous offices, including the Western Un-
ion Telegraph office, and is apparently be-
yond all control. The whole block seems
sure to go. The loss bids fair to be at
lensL Siln 0n0
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To Take Charge of the whole Busincs.

NEW YORK, January ll.-By order Of the
Joint Executive Committee OF the New
York and Western Associated Press, Mr..
William Henry Smith, General Agent OF
the Western Associated Press, will take
charge OF the whole business OF both ASso-
Citations to-day. The committee say in
resolutions that this order is taken 10 sim.
pliiy the service and to increase its eff.
cheney by uniting, as far as possible, the
two Associations undera common manage
ment
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WILMINGTON, DEr-, January 1.-THE
Mutual Union Telegraph Company in this
city has had its office disconnected from
the Telephone Exchange here at the in.
stance of the Western Union Telegraph
Company. The claim is that the Mutual
Union broke contract with the Telephone
Company, which has an understanding
with the Western Union Company to the
effect that only messages intended for the
latter company can be transmitted through
the Exchange.
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War RIIIiiOrH.

BERLIN, January 1l.-Although war
rumors are now subsidized, it is remarked
that two officers of the general staff have
been ordered to Konigsburg and Thorn.
Similar special measures OF acquirining
information were previously taken at
MetZund Strasbourg.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
NOTES OF NATIONAL INTEREST.
The Passage ofthe Fitr John Porter BIll-AnAlysls
OF the Tots-L Coming Tariff rsrror-The
Consideration Of the Senate TArin Bill.
West YlrginIa PsrsORAls-SOtes.
From Our Special Correspondent.

From Our Special Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, D. e., January ll.-Judge
Kelley, chairman OF the Ways and Means
Committee, informed Colonel Ben Wilson
to-day, that that committee had restored
the duty on bituminous coal to seventy.hve
cents per ton, which is the present rate, in
stead OF reducing 1t to fifty cents per ton as
recommended by the report Of the Tariff
Commission.
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pre,Ident noIec In the PrIsoncr,s Do

JERSEY Cry, January 11.-When Gar
rett S. Boice, President OF the suspended
City Bank, was placed in the dock this
morning on a charge OF embeulement o
the funds OF that bank, his face wore an
expression OF despair and his hands ner-
yously clutched at the iron railing. When
asked 10 plead to the Court, the prisoner
answered, ~ desire 10 waive examination
and give bail" Boice had no bail ready,
and the Court said it was no ordinary case
and declined to fix the amount .ot bail.
Boice was remanded,
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hn.poclc1 Conlnctors nl,mIrncd,

CHICAGO, January 1.-THE Chicago &
Alton road has been busily engaged the
past few days in welding the scalping
knife among its passenger conductors
Five have been dropped from the payroll.
1t is claimed that they have been giving
the company only about one.third Of each
fare collected.
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LONDON, January 1.-THE court to-day
glvea judgment against Charles Bradlaugh
in his action against Erskine, the Deputy
Sergeant.at.Arms Of the House OF Com.
mons, for assault on the occasion Of Brad.
laugh attempting to enterthe Commons, and
take his seat as member after the resou.
tion had been passed prohibiting him from
SO doing.
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Meteorological Work OF the signal Ser.
HIna

sr. LOUIS, January 1.-THE Cotton Ex-
change Of this city adopted resolutions
requesting the Senators and representa-
tives from this State TO oppose the transfer
OF the meteorological work Of the Signal
Service to the Interior Department, and
asking them not only to secure, II possible,
a more permanent and independent organ.
ization OF the Signal service rs branch OF
the War Department, but to urge appro'
priations OF sufficient money to enable the
Signal Service to furnish the cotton
belt with weather reports throughout
the entire year instead OF eight months on.
lY. as now,
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WARRINGTON, January 1l.-James Mich.
olas Cullum, lawyer, formerly Quarter.
master OF John A. Rawlins Post No. !, G.
A.ER., Department Of the Potomac, and
Treasurer OF the Union Veteran Corps, is
chalgad"wit embezzlement OF the funds
of the Post and issuing illegal checks,
Criminal proceedings will be begun against
him.
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How TO Get SICK.

Expose yourself day and night, eat too
much without exercise, work too hard With.
out rest, doctor all the time, take all the
vile nostrums advertised, and then you will
want TO know
How to get well-which Is answered in
three words-take Hop Bitters. 7rh4w
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SNOW storms In tho Northwest.

CHICAGO, January 1.-THE snow is gen.
eral all over the Northwestern States. A
fall Of some five inches has occurred since
midnight, and it is still descending with no
signs Of abatement, and promises to greatly
interfere with traffic in and outside the
city.
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Going TO right IL Out.

LONDON, January 1l.-DAvitt speaking at
Birkenhead last night referred to the dis.
tress in the west OF Ireland. He said it was
humiiatiug that Ireland should stand
before the world time after time as men.
dicant. The people Of Ireland had enough
OF futile agitations and semi.insurrections ;
they were going 10 fight it out this time.
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CUTiCuRA.
STA T E M E N T
Under Oath.

"a have been afflicted for twenty years with an
obstinate skin disease, called by some h.D,'B
pSoriagiK and Others LepTohy, commencing on my
sCalp and, In spite Of all could do. with The help
tended, until year ago this winter IL covered my
entire perSOn In form Of dry scales. For the last
three yean have been unable 10 do any labor and
suffering intensely all the time. Eyciy morning
there could DO nearly dustpAnful OF scales taken
from the sheet on my bed. some Of them half Nm
latter part Of tho winter my skin commenced
cracking open. ! tried everything almost that
could be thought Of. without any relief The 18th
OF June started West, in hSpes could reach the
Hot Springs. | reached Detroit, and WRs 20 low
thought should hAye 70 20 % the hospital, but
finally got GS far aS Lansing, Mich, where had q
sister living. One Dr.. - treated me about two
weeks but did me no good. All thought had but
4 short time 10 live. ! earnestly prayed 70 die.
Cracked through The skin all over my back, across
my RIBS, arms, hands limbs, feet badly swollen toe
nails came OF, finger nails dead and hard a. bone,
hair dead, dry and liieleEs As old straw. Oh, my
God how did suffer-
my sister, Ms. X II. rAyis, had mail part OF
box Of CutIcura In the house. She wouldn't give
up; said, We will Try CuucurA.' Rome was applied
on one hand and arm. RurekA there WA8 relief
stopped the terrible burning SenIRtIOn from the
word 90. They Immediately got the CutlcuR Re.
solvent (blood purifier. CuticuA and Cuiicun
one tablespoonful o. pe4GiYent three times q day,
after meals had 4 0ath once day, water about
blood heat; used CutcurA Soap freely; applied
CutIcurA morning and evening. Result, returned
70 my home in Just dx weeks from the time left,
and my akin a smooth a. this sheet OF paper,
HIRAM L. CARPENTER,
Henderson, Jefferson Co.. MY.
Sworn 70 before me this 18th day OF January 1880
A. N. LEFPlNGWELL, Justice Of the Peace.
CUTIcURA RENEpIEs are for sale by all druggists,
Dennt wkRKR a POTTER Rnslnn MAEa
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Communion Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice
having had placed in his hands BY an East In.
dia missionary the formula OF a simple vegc.
table remedy for the speedy and permanent
cure OF Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh,
Asthma, and oil Throat and Lung Affections,
also a positive and radical cure for Nervous
Debility and Nervous Complaints, after hay.
ing tested its wonderful curative powers In
thousands OF cases, has felt 1t bis duty 10
make 1t known to his suffering fellows. Ac.
ed by this motive and desire 10 relieve
human feeling, will spend free Of charge to
all who desire It, this recipe, in German,
French or English, with full directions for
preparing and using Sent by mail by Ad.
dressing with stamp, naming this paper, W.
A. Noyes, l40 Powers Block, Rochester, n. Y.
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FITZ JOHN PORTER.
His Relief Bill Passes the Senntc.
Analysis of the Vote.


Analysis of the Vote.
From Our Special Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, January 1.-THE vote on
the Fitz John Porter case was to be taken
to-day at o'clock, and the closing scenes
OF the bill were naturally marked by much
special excitement. The galleries were
very full, all Of Porter's friends being on
hand. Mr.. Hoar made a pathetic appeal
for Porter, and Logan made another bitter
assault upon the bill, but it passed BY a
solid Democratic vote aided by three
Republicans, namely: Hoar, Don Cam
eron and ,Sewell. Messrs. Sherman,
and Malone refrained from voting. The
next thing in order, will be an energetic
lobby movement to put the bill through
the House. But the remark is commonly
made that The bill will not pass unless the
Democrats also agree TO the bill providing
for giving Grant the pay OF n retired Cen
eral OF the army. In this, both bills may,
probably, pass. Porter, by the Senate bill,
Is restored to the army, with the rank and
pay OF Colonel, but he does not get the back
nav for the time he was out. II the bill
passes Congress, this back pay must ulti-
mately be allowed. 1t is a curious illustra-
ton Of the fascinating interest OF purely
personal issue, that there were ten times as
many people present 10 witness this debate
and vote, as there was to-day on the tarilt
bill, which directly effects the interests OF
fifty millions OF people.
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OTTAWA, January 1.-THE returns show
that during the year ended on the SOth OF
September l75,4lS persons arrived in Can.
ada, OF which 7G,72S went on to the United
States,
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Heavy Storm on ,he Mexican Con,

VERA CRUz, January ia strong north
wind is blowing here, doing considerable
damage to the American steamers. The
James Garry and Trease have been
on the coast. The break.water, in course
OF building, has been totally destroyed.
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A COUGH, cold or sore throat should be
stopped. Neglect frequently results in an
incurable lung disease or consumption.
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder
the stomach like cough, syrups and bAlsams,
but acts directly on theintlamed parts, allRy.
ing irritation, gives relief In Asthma, Bron.
chitis. Coughs, catarrh, and the throat
are subject TO- For thirty years Browns
Bronchial Troches have been recommended
by physicians, and have always given perfect
satisfaction. Having been tested by wide and
constant use for nearly an entire generation
they have attained weil.merlted rank among
the few staple remedies Of the age. Sold al
q cents box everywhere. TThsAW
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Demand for Eight Hours n Nay.

Providence, January 1.-THE Brick
layers Convention recommend the Unions
to vote for eight hours a day without re.
gard 10 wages,
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a. 1852
Ghe G1teltiqtntsr.
0n,ce: Nos. ~ aud ~ Fourteenth street,

SENATOR LoGAN's serial speech has not
swayed the Senate. Fitz John Porter goes
on his way rejoicing to the House.
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TmnrY.sIY bills is pretty fair start for
the first day after organization. 1t is some
relief to know that few Of them will come
out full.hedged.
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DIED..

NEsBITT-on Friday. January ~, 1883, at l:SO
4. ~. Miss ANN NESDtrr, aged &c yearS.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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CUTIcURA RENEDIEs are for Gale by all druggists.
Depot, WEEKS a POTTER, Boston, Mas.
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REAL ESTATE raAxsSE4s

The .ollozing ars the transfers Of
real estate, a. recorded At the Auditor's
offiee. since or las. report.
wm. ID. xcod to j. '. Van brocklin,
half interest 10 the Wit.enneyef I'D
dil ion, $500.
II. 5. Woodward to Ella K Braviey,
block Q, Cons.ock addition. *k5O.
H. s. Woodward 10 Gertrude r. Bsav-
lev block 5. Coms.ock diifipa, $2Ju.
q. w. Wi.;enmeyer ard Tnofna:
Pi.rce 10 VIM. y. Wood, all Ut wisten
meyers addition. x2s0.
W. ID. Wood TO Emily Thompson, hall
interest ia Wi.tenmeyer's addition
$i2O.
Helen Pearce 70 p. Newton, lot .
block n, Blps.ox's addition. $50.
J. W. Smart TO A. Macintosh. Let.
II and Il, block =. Hugh McAleer's ad
dition, $3.50.
Laura X. Cofirnan 70 W. N. Bell. lot
.I,2,3,4. and s. block IA. heirs Of 5. A
Bells frst addition, 81.
and &, block IS, Deany's addition q
Bell 4 Denuv's addition. 5000.
". ID. Wood 70 Samuel Hancock, lo'
8. block IS. Ienny's addition 70 Bell a
Denny's addition, 4l4o0.
Sam nei Hznc lck TO W. ID. Wood, 10!
Il. block 80. Deany's third addition
5000.
John Co,lins 10 Sarah II. Renton
third interest in 70 acres of land joinins
the southeast corner of Bells donation
claim, $4,000.
A. A. Denny to /. Dillon, lot :, blocl
SO, A. A. Deuny's addition. 500.