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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-16
"srEIcrLY nuslnESs.n
&. h. G;smop's NoW Piny-OihCr Ora.
ninfln HnInh.

&. h. G;smop's NoW Piny-OihCr Ora.
matte EoIes.
Thie evening Q. B. Bishop, supported by a
strong company, opens on engagement at the
Opera House In A. GuuteFs new play,
Strictly Ensin,ss," AmstIreo ard evening
performance viii also he given. tomorrow.
Reasryed geais BIo on yale ut Wilson & Bau.
nery. The New orleaps PinaytHe saws,
"S.r5tly Busin,ss,' q, d. Bishop nnSl canned
gppds, have Caught the town, and large aud
laughing audience ave s. every performance
a. the academy Of Music this week.
sbubenyIle isto have Robert Ncwsde In
"Trip Van Wrinkle"
chsr.nY shay's IhsSlro continues TO draw
good crowds nightly
Tho Gc'inar Opera Company gNva pirates
Of Pspzlhcg' Of S.eubFrvillG last night,
Rbca viii IA here Wednesday and Thurs.
dly rven'rfs next. one u the iiuost full
Length iilhpsfePG ever used Ia the ono of
Rhrs rs Julie uieh chpraGtCr She will play
hcl6 one h:shE
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Mr.. Wm Lie, Of HoliidSt's Cove, has 70
turned nom PhiladpIpbis. He is President
NJ .be sloubenvIilc Wool Growers Exehaht g,
mud lad heen east for tha puipose teSamin-
i,ty lie books Of The AksoCiailon, A meeting
al lie difGeJ0ts vasi,Gld nj stcubenyllle e.
{sriRy. but no information ns TO tho nrtion
tsSen could bA obtained. Mr., Lee remarked
tbst things we're Ia avery bsd shape. Thc
iinbil;ljfs n tlic APsocin'ion VII zach one
bSujrsd u,ousand dollars saver6i belet,'-
fore VEN 10 do farmers will DO financially
mined ~ thS iailuic. TheiuNesliBeiion At
pbiladslphia has rot vel been completed,
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TITETlJIi:D FLOOD.
tho River Comes Up Asaln-squibs
Pson, fhN Craa

s----=-
tho River Comes Up AsaIn-SquibS
From tho ieTee.
The river commenced rising again before
daylight yesterday nornipg,snd atmidnglit
last night bad reached the thirty foot
m4rk-or raihsr the point at which people
guess there is thirty feet Tho thirty foot
mark Is much Ike the rtst otthG marts on
the Wheeling wharf, abou. as icliahIe as
Virgins weather prophecies. The wa
ter urnin cover, the gardens Of resi-
deuisol North front Slrees, and many OF the.
InhAbiiant, II ''Stoueowuh sre isolated from
Terra tirma Tie STATE Fair Grounds isprac.
ticslly submerged, and tue Back river has
also spread itssltover grast deal OF territory
where It's room would be more welcome than
its company,
The effect IL tho frequent foods Is making
itself seen. on the Island. Many renters OF
property tliprr who Ind intended 10 remain
in the Prohibition ward, say they lave
enough wafer for lifetime, end Will rGmnYe
TO the mainland on All Fools day.
The high water and the HashGuts by the
recent conlinuons and heavy rains have
greatlyimpeted railroad travsl, ard The mails
oann0s be depended upon 10 get there tug
ssmBdsy. How long the prevailing s'aseo
AFFAIRS Is 10 Guntlnue has CEASED to bea mat
ter oi conjecture. The present rihe lew
VET ksSgo wonli have attracted general CON.
menr, hut its predecessors lave robbed 1t OF
any extraordinary features. A drummer
WHO hbd been ION the ROAD fora month got
horne last night, aud going over the Suspen-
B;on bridge with friend, roticed the sub
merged gardens en- The Island,
"Phsw some river that" he observed.
"Oe, yesj pretty good boating stage"
was the reply.
The DIurnalis the morning Psrkersburg
packet
Last evening the marks showed 90 feet 10
the river audrisiug,
Tie Pflnccss, q. Y. Lucas md TELEGRAM
&c tho only local packets ruaning, the At
ner 0Neal for some reason ndtshowinguP
Yesterday tho Ncnitor PARSED down with
emptIeI and the smoky City, Tom. Dods'
worth md Sampson, No. 2, passed up with
empty coal boats
From the LIST OF January to the SlSt OF DE:
ccmber, 1882, the Anchor line boats paid
Memphis Sl2 00O for the privilege OF transaeti
ing business at thas port.
The Courier did not got off until o'clock
yesterday afternoon, being detained by the
Bachelor, with which Bhe makes conneo'
tiona. The Bachelor arrived at o'clock
yesterday afternoon and left at $3.50. Her
being bshiud time was CAUSED by fog.
PirrBuGGH, February 15.-Rlver 10 feet I
inches snd rising slowly warm aud cloudy,
FAtRNoxr, w. Va, February l6.-Riv-rs
feet inches aud rlsingi Thermometer CO.,
The Eaquirsr says ths "oldsst inhabltanp
lnsIstu That the water OF 1889 vas wetter thaA
'S3, auyhow.
MoRaAsrowH, W. VA, February 49, River
10 feet and stationary weather cloudy
thermometer GS',
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Temperance Peoples Mass Meeting.
Notice TO Rail.oad Contractors,
Wantcd-A Girl 10 do Homework.
Wanted Imuediately--A Girl.
For gale ChoEp-vallable Garden Land.
a Full Line OK Blank Books--stanton 4
Davenport.
Opets Houss-M'lle Rhea.
Dissolution Notice Armstrong & McGin,
ley Head OF Local. ~,
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Preaent stock Of pIsMos, steinway, Knahe
ohiokering, Hallet 6 DsTis, Emerson, Hard
man, Guild. dc, at TIE very lowest prices,
aud great reduction for cost. Call early and
secure great tsfgsinS
Lucas Mus1o sToHg,
.,. mo LEai1t atTsat
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Al ] in,cudrd 10 make Improvement On
bryi8ing commercing III epol. isn haits
49, NJ oar week and Ia order % reduce
tiosL \ j simply my Guslcmerd l viii iphEg
s ~, III sd gefuinal reductions o. All
49, n sloSk Call aud supply yourselves
iFSis Ii FaFe opportunity 10 get good silo.s ~
low price, - y r'
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4 ssIGNEF.'s SALE
NoR SALE,

EloR SALE,
A valuable Farm OF $50 acres for 5 ile, tu'
ated on Fork Ridge, SIarahall county, WA
8 miles from u. & 0. R. Il. station, is nila
from Wheeling, on good road, 3 II IN Era
andin high state Of cultivation; oue.lsli
mile from school, convenient to mills, mar
ket and churches plenty of gc,jd fruit well
wEteEed. To be sold in one tIact OF in 20.
GELS. For further particulars call on OF ID
PETER GROW,
Glen Easton, MarBhGlI Co.. ". vs.
MENTION TINS panar ia2tNAN
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ANOTHER MAN KILLED,
sYAsTaANag RAlLaoAo- AooloENT.
AR,adabls R..uus ofLoeal Mems a.d Gossip from
the Ssat Of Tho Wedding
a; nattln's Frry-B bethany Brls0.
General News from the ylrlRitY.

Co. G. 8. s. Baron, OF the founders OF
the BoliaiTe Staupleg Company, viii estab'
lish AtinwMe fgCtJry on large scale at
BuirS Mills. 5gF5 yi4
The oil exciteSIsTiT In Noble county, OHIO,
has an upward terdency, In the Macksbulg
district thirs are nov four lowing wells,
averaging from II TO 20 barrels per day.
The bill to create the independent School
District OfNew Cumberland, Hancock couu-
ty, WIS passed 10 tbs House last night being
called up out OF its order by Mr.. AcCOrd.
William Bruut, Sn Est Liverpool potter,
has been making investigation aud tinds that
the bad WORK turned OuG Is not the result OF
unskilled labor, but that some person bus
been adulteratlng tie mSterial. The tInde
mark stamp has also been lAmpsTed with.
The guilt has not been fastened upon any
Ous asyet, but anxious Efforts are being made
to bring TIL offender 10 justice,
William Lucas, OF Allegheny Court House,
has bien sentenced to nine elrs 10 the peui-
tentiary. IA Is the person who on last
Christmas day. INDUCED II, the horrible
amusement Of ioking boy IL Ye1rs old into
q GROCERY and tnere giving him Ms much bad
whisky as he could drink, pay ing him 10 c:S.
g drink. tbs poor boy swallowed nearly
lhrss.iourtbs OF pint OF the poison, from
the effects OF which he soon died. Lucas
was arrested, and WAS subsequently indicted
The defense showed thar Lu1aidld not mali.
cioIsly nor vindiCtively give fhe boy the
whisky, and that the lfct Of tho prisoner
was q "littlt fun" aud nothing more ItwOS
astonishing that with such hlm$y plea and
defense The accused Lad uuAhor OF 81 mpa-
thiZnrl
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PRO dcrs Ne pe,n have bad their day smorg
tho extremely fashionable, hut colds pevsF
90 out Of i0shlol 80 tilat y Y nigsys uses,
sary % KNOX that br' Bulfa tougu y ny =
I Cara ours ior al couehsh and colds
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Yesterday mornlDg between and bO'c!nck
Mr. Ku6hlbOrp, nShOtnsker, LIVING oU Jacob
street jsst above ThiTtytiiib, EsaEd u slight
rOlss N bis house. but thought II Was his
Egigkbo-, Albert O;ma, who lives in the
nme house, aud ulctly wout 70 sieep again.
When he came Down atRirs IN the MoTuing
ks found tta' thieves had broken into the
huuge aud turned everything top,y turYy,
bunting for some thlos 70 seal In the chop
all The drawers bat been pulled out and the
contents examined. lnthbnexs room an old
chest In which were stored papers Of no value
To anyone ult the0Hnor, WIS overturned and
the papers ccstieIed aboutiho room. Ia Mr..
Omn's cupboard the.bieyes iourd something
TO cal, aud had evidently en- oyedi', Us traceA
OF their repaB' wIe SticWb about tlip'r0Om.
They bad elected ih-ir entrance By boring
out u paRcl Ol tbs kitchen door, reaching 10
and tuFnipg the ley. FiucluS tile doors culn-
municatiug with the rest OF the house locked
they bUttd shutter In the same manner aud
Oponiugit made their entrArce through the
window. Nothing Is known 70 be misglUg,
bus about 81 30 10 cbaGge that Lad been lett
IN the money drawer In theshop.
Before ri9tllng this hgrss, The burglars
tried 10 effect Rn clt'Rtcc into tire residence
'uF Juhu Hrlniain, on Jacob street, suuth OF
Thirty-tburlh, but for sGIne reason did not
succeed. They then went 80 j. Lowry'R, at
3S0S Jacob street, bnt were equally nnsucccss.
iul. Their next attempt proved the ruth Of
ths adsge, The third iiino's TIE charm"
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.aarsat ssiSsta


- ~ N-III W.
or YahYlirg, CITY JENpsertier, n&ORR
a u llUugs laltlucrq \ Z. larg, Baliunrc
Il i INV Chirseo 7 sniih, BacshsDROn
~ FGpcn eHYbn y NliaHly, Nsilain
4 Itcu, Rsa ttsEFi, titgslinah
n Hffils Stw Nofk u hetlgr, Se,y York
ZIP Vcsyie CtlcNp'agd Wy Nsnptvost, Weston
nj. CnnriSelsni, Fhlft " :. LHw,n,c B&OR
Si1sN 5soye, '.rlQte 60 J loll, Ettinors
q 81 Ghf8hniL c.It y NntOu, kGiy
Z A'addy, g lllpoH GiAtm4f iCptalu
Up nrisuie, Ngp1ais ~ s,0n,t Nsr NlR
X r. NRFiinc. Cameron ii,hyH,F lrmclOn
!, " Nii,afd Cliucfrn s. * Mar ing, fPmtFDn
~ A Dlytgg. Cameron n 4 euIMut NhlHkO
ANi!tCT, Cily " Eye. nav
es-sEm EruptlOns miEag from SiHpurs
MOOD, speedily removed by I. 8. s.-tEIt
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N~he following ah9Es tno range OF TIC thE-
r,onoser, as observed q. achnepfs drug s,aSe
OT,9ra Houss coruor yesterday:
lss2 lA9
"a @ % IS 81 " o. 81
iNnIcArIoSs
WAsulSuroN, February 10 II A. H.--FoE
Tcunes,eo and tho Ohio Valley, increasing
cl0udiness, warm ehst 70 south Wlnuf, anu
4 stationary or lower barometer.
For tho Lower Lakes, cloudy weatlier
and rain. cast to south winds, failing baro'
meter, warmer weather to-day and colder
taethaF Saturday.
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WANTED,

MTANTED-BY A YOUNG 1I,s
w RID couple, two OF three d. l,s6l. VAR
within three or four square OF scOond Ws,0Goa',
let AddrrRs. q. A. q. nSrO this Office "A'g Air
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by Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd; eat Of silver knives
and forks by Charles LING, buuer knita
(silvGr) by Mr. Hpywond IDDl; uet u silver
tgaspoons ny Alr. James Eberilne; linen nap.
kins by Miss l.eaz't; silver rlolfsses cr,irt hg
Miss Minnie EOeIllnR; asiy.- buusr khlle,
by Miss Mary Eh-Flins; a silver preserve
dish by Mrs. Marlin, and chamber Get by
oonral Lo9g
BETHANY.
PreEdent Penilelo1 hiss been confined to
his room for several days With severe cold
Buffalo ctesk has not been os high for years
as nov. 10 consequence fArms lying along
its banks IRE stripped Of fences.
On Tuesday evening Rev. Richard GrnEeu
delivered temperance lecture in the Chris
tlan Church 70 n good audience, who II they
were Disappointed once, were well repaid
this time. His motto seemej 10 be persuade
II we cap; leglslate II we must"
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4 aApN evEsLAnY.
KllCyiy, KRAFT & 90. lie Victims This
Time

EIlCyIy, KRAFT 4 20. Ihc victims TINS
Time.
Tie imPH ssion ia gaining ground that
there is . gang OF burglars ard sale blowers
whicf.rnsk $ It's headquarters in thlsciiy AID
operatessll over thesnrrourdiug country, oc.
casiOuall , pc,psrsting u bin the city by
way Of diversion. TIE latest safe ruined by
toe burglara was tbat Of ElisHs, Kraft & Co,
in the of:cs Of their plauiDs mill, on Ectf
stree. in Centre Wheeling. The window Of
the eGias ya1 no. fastened doEn, sgh TIE in
trudars fond no difficulty il securing an
entrs1Ce. Tha d93r ut tbs safe was then
bored in seyer0 pAceH and bloTn oreu with
powdsr Only 81 OF S. was IN IL 80 that ihe
reward f1T tho vplk Wa rot larg,, The safe
door. l,o~evcf, Is completely spoiled. The
burglary "a supposed 10 have occurred about
3O'ciock Sei'cidsy mCsdiDg.
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= uvus ~ ,nu several branches: OFtho-
grsphy, residing and writing, 1854 each;
mental nrlthmeio, GGi; written arithmetic,
8,779 geography, s 443; grammar, 26S; history,
66G physiology, 1856 literature, So natural
philobonhy, 81; chemistry, so; lessons in Gng-
fish, 1890; algebra, lB5; geometry, 81; general
exercises (Object lessuns etc., 1878; declamS-
ton, 8 100, composition, / 420.
Tha German department shows an enroll,
men. for the month of 81, divided into
forty.one classes OF this number goo arc OF
German parsntoge aud the remaining lSl
of otier than German paren,agc. Four
teachers are employed OF salary Of Sl5i per
month.
Comparing the reports OF the schools oithe
District for the months Of December and Jan.
nary, we Gnd an increase OF l0i in the en-.
rdllnleni; an increase OF % in the dnily ab-
sencP, decrease OF per cent in The per cent
Of q tendance and an increase OF 1l9in the
numer OF cases nj lardiness
Respectfully Submitted.
JNo. W. BRCa,
Superintendent.
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ros,nn, f'ovember 30, 1851.
nPbwa CisStg 81 Go.
GeEhemtu.- For year, have
decentralization Dyspepsia,
and eoUld ct 70 relief ,ijaVipg tried
everything Wick was recommends
ed inlil. aetirg Oh tic advice Of \
friend, who had b6en bent6lied ly
BrowS'S lRoS BirTEEs, tried
bottle, with NEST surprising results.
Previous to tasing HguwN's lEoS
DnrEla, everything ate distressed
nc, and l suffered greatly from a
burning bsEyatiph In the stomach,
which was unhearahle. Since tax.
Ing BROwa's IroH liFrTERs, all NY
troubles arc stan end. Can eat any
time without any disaErreable &c.
sIla. | am practically another
person. Mrs. w FLYNN.
% Maverick ST., Z. Boston,
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EnAlin ~ NnuOArInN.
The Regular. N eclinE InSt Sight-Super
inIeutleot's gcDOrt,


Tho regular monthly meeting OF the Board
OF Education last nisAt was attended by all
the tuetn bers but McssrS ArkeF and Pipes.
Bills TO the amount al SS9s II we're ordered
paid on recommendation vi tue Committee
gu Accounts.
The Committee on Salaries recommended
ON iaoreHd OF the salary Of the IAnitor Of the
cllCred schools II a month, which WAS
AjnWed
The special comaiittee appointed som timo
Fgl reported that IL has had under, con.
sideratiun the matter OF consolidating the
several grammar schools OF the city into one
'or two school buildings, but has not asyet
been able to come to sny conclusion IN the
matter. IL asks further time in which 70
consider the subject aud rspdri mUro fully
what effect the caangs will have on The pres
ems school system OF the city. Your com.
mi,tee, however, il Of the opinion that II
would. lie desirlblGtotix the minimum sge
Of which pupils cSu bcHdGittsd 10 schoo' at
seven years insiead Of Six. fhis would enable
the Board 10 dispense with seven or eight
teachers OF u Grade, and with one
rAhted room ~ Madison sub district, ono Ia
Uninn mud orc 10 Richie. thus enabling The
GARD 10 effect al annual S4Eins Of ABOUT
$500.
lnu,d.rio ef'!cl III chaggs in The sea oil
Bga 1; VIII De heteS ny " naS6 Tic IueS5ht
school lnw amended
Acctm q y ng llereport Eas re olu'iln
that the Ltsicla'urs De psntiOIeu ~ make
the change recommended.
Afer'a livsly. prntrsctsd, general and
interesting DEBATE, Ike Iesllntion was re-
j.Cisd, tho opinion OF the majority being
.that tits inexpedient to mSke auy change at
present in the minimum school age.
Further time was granted the Committee,
and it wasrtquesled toincludsin tue scope OF
It's Investigations all maiteIs loot ing tothe
economy or the Efficiency Of tho Schools
TIE WUsli gtou District Commissioners
presented the following:
AT the COmmebCement OF the present
year tho Committee on Teschers aud schools
reported an ezra ie1ghee IN Division D for
Washington, ub.dis,rict. IN Commission
ers not being able TO kenure room the SnpeI.
iutenGent aud Principal moved the scholars
into the advanced rooms, and we now tind
We need au assistant for room M. 10, Dgis-
iona iOrapsrE Of tue time and the Com
missioners have appointed Miss Mollle u.
X ohm As said assistant ct one.lhird Of the
salary OF a Division A teRcher, 10 date from
February ~, 1885 and ask the 10 I'D TO con.
firm SAID nolioa.
\
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SUFFER-

no longer from Dyspep-
STA, Indigestion, want OF
Appetite, lossofstrength
lack OF Energy, Malaria,
Intermittent Fevers, &c.
BROWNS IRON BIT
TIERS never fails to cure
all these diseases.
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E0R SAL 4 AT A PARGAIN.

Eisht hundred and twrnty.one acres ol trsj
umtsred land, about ave miles southeast II I'M.
ION Y, Z. ". Va, on the waters OF the IL Rlyti
te boated down Elk River TO market Al5 ~
scfCS OF h'hber6d lad IN Perry county, ICnneEe
W. Y. HOGI6 BRO,
COZ tl4 1901 MATIrt Etns.
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That Husband Of MIRe
Is three times the man be was before he be
gan using wells Health Renewer:" 81.
IIFuVplgtS
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T.. ]. Webb, CSbell county, Dsoenbsri 1873,
robbery, fourteeuyeaIS in Penitentisry. Has
("Huntington Bank robber." ~
Charles Douglas, Berkeley county, April.
1881, murder in the second degree, i've years
In Penltentiary. Consumption.
The parlonS number thirty-siy, and the
period covered Is from March, 1882.
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W. A. WILSON,
RALPH ABELg,
MA A TspTr
The appointment vas confirmed.

The appointment was confirmed.
On Recommendation Of the Committee on
LioiRty, The committee was authorized 10 re-
CeiYe bus Tor rinding and IebindiDg hooks
Tor oae yeag, and sundry bills were ordered
paid
at0P. 81 instead OF 10, except on Saturday
night.
The superinlenaents monthly report isss
follows:
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John G. Lady, of Ashland, ny, died at the
Lltrobe House in thig city yesterday morn
Ing OF typhoid fever, He was twenty years
Of age aud belonged 10 one Of the weRlthiest
families Of Ashland. lie had oaly Deen in
this CITY few weeks,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-16

dent. He objected 10 making PREPARATION
by marriage, o. his father had left him
$50, 900 on condition that he should not have
. Catholic for . wife. The union was
forced upon him 1t the point Of . pistol.
and the Vice Chancellor yesterday an
nulled 1t because Of compulsion.
PARIS, Nov. 14.-Schaeffer and Vignsux
are practicing daily for the championship
game TO begin on the 26th inst. and con
tinuing five nights. The men are in ex-
cellent form, and will play the bake line
game, 600 points each night. The stake
Is f2, 1000. The American bridge is for
hidden.
HAMILTON, Ont, Nov. 14.-Wm. Lawler,
the noted safe-breaker arrested to-day, was
the principal in q burglary at Simcoe last
week, when S12, 900 worth Of jewelry was
carried of.
OTTAWA, Nov. 13.-The new Governor
General is evidently determined to show
that he has no reason to believe that his
life is in any more danger in Canada than
at home. He may be daily seen. with the
Marchioness, walking through the streets
unattended,
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A PLEASANT fEATURE.

There is one very pleasant feature
about the Massachusetts, election, and
that is the general good nature with
which the Democrats in that State and
ali the immediate friends of Butler took
their defeat. The Republican fight was
very much like q crusade in which no
Language was too foul and no means Of
attack were too d~isreputable to be re-
sorted to. Biliingsgate was a fathom
deep all over the State, and the alleged
responsibility Of the Republicans was
totally submerged. Their State Com.
mittee breathed fire and slaughter, and
if they had been beaten they would have
set up a howl that would have stirred up
the very heart of Hull and rumbled
through the Hoosac Tunnel most appall-
ingly. But Butler and his friends don't
make any hullabaloo at all. They are
beaten, and they own it, and hope for
better luck next year.
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LANSDOWNE.

Lord Lansdowne, the new Governor.
General of Canada, has the reputation
in the departments in which he has
served of being very able and industri-
GUS. Lord Ronald Cover, in his remin-
iscences, describes Lady Lansdowne,
Maude, the youngest daughter of the
Duke of Abercorn. as perfectly lovely.
The sort Of creature that one cannot help
falling hopelessly in love with" Her
married lot has been in happy contrast
to that of her sister, who was welded
the same day she was to the present
Duke Of Marlborough. Lansdowne is
80. They have three children, two boys
and a girl, who accompany them to Can
ada. On his staff is Viscount Melguund,
eldest son of Earl Mimic, and lately an
officer in the Scots Guards.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-16
THE KIND OF MAN HE Is.

Our Republican contemporary ex-
presses its opinion quite clearly as to the
sort of man Mr.. Arthur is; and in view
Of his prominence as a candidate for the
Presidency, the Calls idea Of him may
be interesting. 1t is this:
The President is thoroughly in accord
with the prevailing tone Of New York
politics. He represents money as dis
tinctly as if he was himself n of the
large circle of New York millionaires.
During his administration he has given
no evidence Of sympathy with labor.
He vetoed one Chinese bill ON frivolous
p~retexts, and signed another in obedi-
ence to the demands of labor in large
Eastern cities. He has looked on indif-
ferently while the law has been system
atically violated, and retains in his Cab
met the men under whose orders the
work Of violation was begun. 1t is
quite within the range of possibility that
this man will be nominated and elected.