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APPROPRIATIONS.
Spmr of The UItls That VIII Con: s-7rp for
Oonsideratipn

Spmr of The Uitls That VIII Con: s7rp for
Oonsideratipn-
NAImNGTOy, November l7.-There are
bills now on the calendar CT the Serate and
Ifonae asking for appropriations ngcrega-
tisns upwards Of $j0C 100000 These
measures will come up toc discussion dur
ing the session this wintc-: Among, them
ars pending bills footing p $3.50, CaC,0 600;
prbl;c buildings, $4,000, 900; equalization
of5ounties, 81 900 900; private claims, $40,
OGG,OOO clains of States against the Gov
ernment for equipments Gos various wars,
$50, 100000; educational bills over $780,
100000; including $77 ,OCe, 900 provided by
she Blair bill. Then there are bills Gor the
improvement OF the Erie canal and she
building os the IIenspin and other
canals, calling for SjC000,O0O, ami other
bills aggragating an equal amount A
strong pressure is to b. brought TO bear on
. the bulk Of these billg. passed and / is ex-
rccted tie lobby will ae strong and able.
This computation does not include the reg
ular annual appropriations. They will be
Swellei to $l50OO0,GG0. Then viii come
the bids 10 reconstruct the navy, fortiiica-
tons, merchant marine, etc. Should any
considerable proportion Of this he granted
il can be seen that it will not require a re-
ducsion Of the tariff and the repeal Of the
internal revenue laws to reduce the surplus
in the treasury. Under the impression
that their is a desire and s. p!edge to re-
duce the surliius, the arguments for the
passafe OF ,ha5e bills will be made in the
most forcible manner.
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BIG Thief.

SuELuYvuIE, INp, November i7.-Roo,
ert McPheeu, alias Bryce, who was arrested
charged with forgery in Calcutta, Is IN ja''
here. He desires to be taken to Calcutta
Immediately, and is in charge OF oihcers
who identified him. lie will start in few
DAYS. Bryce admits forgery 10 the amount
OF about 100000 on the Calcutta Tea Com
Tany OF which be Vas = director
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Will SeIemade Him.

Augusta, ME.. November l7.-Augusta
Republicans as manifestation OF their CON
Gdence ip, and respect for Nr. Blaine, will
serenade him at his residence tomorrow
evening. There will be no organized pro-
cession but general gathering Of citizens.
Mr.. Blaine has not rented a house at the
National capital, nor has he fixed the time
OF his denarture from Augusta.
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"s,wdusiis.d Medically"

This is one of the latest ideas in msedi-
cine BIT what ever yoa do with your Jaw
dust. don take it internally. Ba,he your
head withit, scratch yeur back with Il, or
make sticking plasrao Of it--only don't
swallow t. The great medicine for deSility,
weakness, dyspepsia, Rheumatism and liver
troubles, is Browns Iron Biiters. Mr.. John
jenkins, of l3s Jefferson ST., Baltimore.
says, Malaria left ma very weak. laown's
Iron Baters gave me health and strength"
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anxious to Remain Speaker.

WASHINGTON, November ia friend
of Speaker Carlisle SAYS that gentleman is
not a candidate for any Cabinent position.
He much fears his present office. His
friends have therefore already begun to can
vasS among the members Of the next House
in his interest, and feel confident Of his re-
election, though Mr.. Randall is expected to
make a better brush for the place than he
did the last fine
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Attack ON Non-Union Girls.

LINN. Mass, November l8.-A crowd
attacked the uou.uuion stitchers as they
left the factory Of b. B. Doak Il Company,
last evening. When the obnONious opera
tivcs appeared they were greeted with
Ieers and insulting epithets. Several were
assaulted hats were torn from their heads,
hair pulled, etc. The police did their ut
most to protect the girls. Several arrests
VII no made IN day.
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Arrested for Robbing the Mails.

HoUsToN, Ten, November Isl. II.
Young, of Galveston, was arrested here last
night. He was about to take train.
Yeung has been a trusted employc in the
Galveston postoflice for fifteen years. The
arrest causes great surprise. Acting Post
master Green, of Galveston, charges young
with abstracting money from the mails.
Young vehemently declrres his innocence.
He says that there were some letters lost,
but he is not to blame.
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Tboyo.e of SIi-sissippi.

JACKSON November lj-The official vote
Of Mississippi for Presidential electors has
Leen received and canvassed and delivered
By tie Secretary Of State, from which it
aIpcars that Cleveland received 76,5lO
votes and Blaine i3.jO9. Cleveland $
majority is %3.00l. Governor Lowry by
urGclamati,n isswel today appoints Thurs
DAY. November q. as day for Thanksgiv'
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Fres. Grant Di-aspointed.

WASHiNGroN, November 1.-The apr
aointment Of Frank ". Nye, of Maine, to
he vacant Captaincy ia the Quartermaster' s
department, caused great disappointment to
Colonel Fred Grant, who was very desirous
If securing this place and great deal of
pressure has been brought to bear upon
President Arthur in his behalf. Rnt the
PreEident withstood it all and appointed
Va
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BY TIE THOUSAND.
Great Numbers of Laborers Thrown Sud-
denly Out of Employment.

Grtat Numbers OF Eaborers Throwh SUD-
denly Out of Employment.
NRw YORK, November 1.-THE 5000
employees in the Singer Sewing Machine
Works, at Elizabethport, N. j., were alarm
ed Saturday by the announcement of the
discharge Of COO of their number
and that 500 more would be dis
charged this week The working hours
have been reduced to ~ hours per week,
The reason for the discharges is that the
company is to stop making the "Old Fami
" Machine" Orders are slack from the
south and west, and the European demand
is supplied from the companys works at
Glasgow. The managers expect to re-em-
ploy the hands about january l.
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Celebrated the Eyent.

Cuy,oBD, y. H., November lI-The
Democrats celebrated the election OF Cleye-
laud last night with probably the largest
,orcE.' ,ht procession ever held in Concord.
There were upwards OF 2,jO0 men in line,
including delegates from Nashua, MancheS-
ter. LacOuis, Lake Village, PittsIield
Plvmouth. SuncOok and other places.
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The Vote of Kansas.

TorEHA, HAS, November 1.-THE OIL
cal vote Of the State for President except
two counties, the vote Of which is estimated,
is as tollows-Blaine, lj3,39G; Cleveland,
9O,O3O; Butler, 1904; St John, f,273.
Rlaine's plurality, 63,%66. Martin, Repub-
Iican for Governor, has plurality of - ,jj9.
The Congrcssmcn are all Republican.
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INDlAyArorIs. Nayember l7.-Jc1cph +.
Mcdonald has written a card, which is pub.
lished to-day, in answer 30 friends In. various
portions Of IndiqHa, urging him to stand for
the United States Scnatorship. He posi-
lively declines to have his named used in
that connection
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4 Case Without Hope,

John R Bsokcr of Macon, Ga, writes
In lS7S was attacked by the most raven
nrs sort OF canccrous sores, that ate great
holes into my flesh and spread rapidly oven
my BODY. received the very best medical
attention; was doscd with mercury ana pot
ash until was 50 crippled with m"rcuriaI
rhcrma,i>m that could scarccly hobble
about; nv throat aud mouth were badly nj
ccralcd; my hair began TO fall ont. So
wrecked was my general health that !
became physical ruin and my life was
Il burden. For long time wa
bcd-riddcn, aud my suffering was
so intense that prayed for death as re.
lief J exhausted the whole catalogue OF
patent medicines, in each case following
the directions religiously. Each in tnrn
seemed to aggravate the malady and none OF
them benefited me in any way. When life was
apparently hopeless ! commenced taking
s. 3. g. To this Specific ! owe my life.
Tn Ten DAYS ! commenced improving and
in short time was perfectly well. NJ
ha;r has grown out thick; my health
and strength have returned; the ulcers
in my throat and mouth are entirely
cured; nv appetite has returned, and
for the first time in years enjoy my food.
Every sore has disappeared from my body.
| weigh as much as ever did in my life,
and am perfectly healthy in every way. The
very germs of the cancerous aliliction are
DESTROYED Not only is the terrible malady
that was prcying on my life and which
every one pronounced incurable, cntirel
cured but am also relieved of the bad eff
fccts of the mercury and potash mixtures
that was fed on for wears
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
ma,ed free
The Swift Specific Co, Drawer 3 Atlanta.
Ga, ljS ". 23d St. n Y, and l2Oj Chest
nut St, Philadelphia.
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Canal HIasuatcsin Session.

CHIcACo, November Is. - The Lake
Michigan and Mississippi Canal COMPANY
is holding session this morning Ut the
Grad Pacific hotel. Savrral members Of
Congress and others ir;cres'ri il b" Goa
ticn oF tie U:Sr"p;n tan,, =. il e..sA4
aaCt
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HNmFAy, n. S. November ia dis
patca from pctou, n. S, s,ys that a crew
Of eleven wreckers from the steamship
Inyerot stranded on Picton Island while at
tempting to lard, Friday, in liieboat, dur
ing gale, were upset aud eight OF them
were drowned. The cook, Vim. Alard, was
drowned while trvinn 10 save lEem.
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CmcAGo November lS.-A large mum,
her OF delegates to the annual convention
OF the Railway Conductors Mutual Md aud
Benefit Association have arrived in the city.
The opening session will be held to-morro"
a,he Grand Pacific hotel.
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BUT WILL HE
Marry Pretty Bunalocss, Or is II Only
CHAR

Marry Pretty BuhalocSs, Or - IL ohiy
Chaf?
BUFFALO, n. Y, November l7.-Rumors
are still afoat in regard to Mr. Cleveland s
marriage The ladies prominently men
toned are Maria Love and Miss Folsom,
daughter Of Oscar Folsom, Mr.. Cleveland S
former law partner. Miss Love, it is saidby
some, is not matrimonially inclined, and
has zone to Baltimore on visit. Thos. Cary
the lawyer, and DR.. c. Cary are Miss Love S
nephews The Genesee house is owned by
the family The friends OF the ladies resid-
ing here deny all knowledge Of coming
marriage while those Of Mr.. Cleveland
claim that he is confirmed batchelor. Ad-
vices from Niagara Falls, however, state
that the lady's friends there allege that it is
the understanding that Miss Falsom will,
before March OF next year, become the
bride of the President elect. 1t is said that
the wedding has been somewhat fastened
by Mr.. Clevelands election to the Presi-
lfrCv
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WASHINGTON, November lS.-A great
deal Of settling M has been going on here
among betting men over he resllt of the
election. department clerks were heavy
Losers It is estimated that from $1,000
S5OD00 has changed hands in ;hi5 city OF
the resnlt Of the eleciinn.
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CLEVELAND, November l7-All the de-
partmeuts of the Cleveland rolling MILL ex-
rept the soft steel and brick Fsd mills were
started io.lay Work will thus be furnished
'or while to at least nearly $500 men.
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ST. GlkiRSYillE.
Happy Des.iocrr.s Give s',e Town IA Poptsia
Tint.

S,,cirt e H. T. s'y7'.
ST. CLAiRsHLE, o.. November l5.--Tne
Democrats were out Tonight. Storm nor
snow can not stay tl2e en- thusiastic crowds
in their rejoicingS over their we'll earned
victory. 1t vast the largest time St. Clairs
vile ever saw The storm kept away all
the visiting clubs except the StalvGrt boys
from Loydsville the we&tern reserve
of our township. The huGseG of Semo-
crats were Illuminated and beautifully
decorated all over town and IN the face OF
q bin ding snow storm the Ike Of wh.eh
was never seen in this cection at this sea.
son, FIVE hundred gayly decorated, una
Dashed and enthusiastic Democrats parading
the town rom one end to the other, the
whole line of march heing Illuminated with
red fire ard other fireworks under she super
Tision Of NJ. f. Wilson. There was no
hcIiSI
Cheers and nthusiasm,.
as all were happy, becauscwe have returned
from Salt river forever. The majority of
the marchers wore red hats, in fac. every
thing was crimson. The ioltiication was
grand success, aad tie R&3s everywhere
were known by their long faces. The Ga
2ette editor, l. N. Riley, had both Office
and house nicely decorated, and the paper
will be so too this week. The roosters are
here to stay. Col. Charles Worth was chief
marshal, and !. B. Meyer assistant.
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NO. liz
STATE NOTES.
An Aged Woman.

Fairmost Index: Mrs. Phebe Ice. the
aged mother of Messrs. Andre. and David
ice, of this dis .rict, died on Sunday last 9TH
INST, at the residence Of the fret named
gentleman. The funeral was observed on
Monday at oclcck, and was largely a.
tended. Deceased was a sister Of Hon. Vim.
b. Ice and was highly esteemed for her
many virtues of head and heart.
For the Worlds Fxporiti,n.
Fairmont Index: 4 block of coal weigh
ing nearly two ton- and half The thicknesS
of the vein, was , often or, at CASTOR mrrcs
yesterday, and will he sent TO the Worlds
Industrial Ezpositios at New Orleans as
part OF she States exhibit.
Eastern Orders.
FairnCut Index: SINE the announcement
OF tae election Of Cleveland and the triumph
Of h,nest government, &sston Mines have
received eastern orders fer every ton OF coal
they can put out. They are nav loading
over $50 tons daily, and will continue on
full time during the winter. This is graft
iying intelligence, and as g. pleasing bit Of
local news titlv Supplements the heralded
triumph of popular Democracy in the ns.
ticn.
Sad Accident.
lincoln Clipper A very distressing scci-
den, happened On The Waters Of Trace
Forl:, in this county, sw days since, caus.
ing he death of Mr.. william Paul, lad
about II years of are. 1t seems the boy
was feeding cane mill and unthouehtedly
attempted to rise up while the mill Was in
which brought his bead in contact
with tn. lever, whicl. struck him with such
force as to throw hin, against the wheel of
wagon sanding close jv the mill. His head
was caught between tse lever and the wagon
wheel, inltantly breaking his neck
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.'" UTroETNNT LOCAL MATTER.

.o'aag has disturbed the equa-
.o-s county tor mEuy a yea-
e. lection upoa The question Of
, .u ,....y seat from Fair,iew TO
aaL Escn the election Of
're.iirn, lid nc; produce as
'...n The people 0! the copu-
-''. ....l ,le court house must 20.
'.. .~.'. la -reat likelihood it won,
-'oaa1o. Illegally An rnjuuc-
-.aa.el by Judge JA,on restrain
'n..on ocrcmoval going into ee
..e merits CT the case could be
.'. q .. ."a TO dissolve. The motion
F.. .lis r';v to dav. Below is
g.. .-~ situation Up to date.
O.. and o:a.-s, citizens and :aX
a ,..r... asc piaiHi;is,
o.. x l." -aU.gae,i aud
r...'t' B.. --fr- or ,Na
.. ...nr last authorizing an
.... .....r o.. rr location at
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JrDGE BEANNoS made remarkably bril-
liant canvass, when the desperate effort
made to defeat him, is considered. He re-
duced Gen. GoEr'S plurality OF l,S2S, two
years ago to 200. A clean gain, one may
say Of l,4OO The Judges campaign was
one of fair, honest, manly effort; consistent
throughout and decent. Saying nothing he
could not sub>tantiate, and making no hita-
luton and wil,o -the-wisp tariff statements
that were as absurd as they were misleae-
ing.
The inteligencer OF Yesterday undertakes
to put the Judge in a false light, and in
doing so stultifes itself Let the facts
stand forth and how easily the InteIligencer
can be taken to task In 1882 the majori-
ties for Gof in the counties composing the
district were aS follows.
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The Vote of ohio.

CoLrNnUS, November 1.-The o,hcial
canvass OF this State. Just completed,
showS.-To'al vote, 7S5. Rhine' +OO.'
O,2: Cleveland. %6o go; Butle' 8, ieOi st.
John, II 200. Bla,ucs plurality. 81 NO2.
"IwoulI no, Ave alsay." sad the Psalm,
=, in a o.omen, ct poeti> rapture. L would
M. eirbcr" SAYS John E3liass, irreyerSntly.
So ssv-br, then -hie We do live, let us
bo,5 on IN oar halta und spirits. The
S"-~s, ,'I $50 do tas, is to lay in 4 supply #
DR. Burs Cong Sy''P. T'?L
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THEIR WEALTH..
The Money Possessed by the Defeated Can
didates.

The Money Possessed by the Defeated Can
didates.
WASHINGTON, November lin speak
ing of Mr.. Blaine. one of his most ultimate
friends says he will never appear in public
life again by his own solicitation. lie can
live handsomely and contented outside OF
politics. and that be prefers to do. lie had
retired from public life when nominated for
The Presidency in June last General Logan
il is said will livein Chicago when he leaves
the Senate he is moor man in property,
while Mr.. Blaine is reported to be a two
millionaire lie has not lived extravaganza
". hut he has paid his Obligations for long
time out of s. geo year. This allowed
him very small margin. He has good
knowledge OF law and will not have difficulty
in being retained by clients who will pay
him much more than Sj.G90 q year II he
wants 20 practice law But there are those
among his friends who say he does not
wait 10 engage in law practice.
CAvu2EINE LEWIS tainted one night IN
"Olivette," hut il didn't cause aripP.e IN
The p'ay. Twas only T. couth aud they had
, Aorllc Of Or BULL Cough @yrnp o. hand.
n: CCnSc,
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VII come in good Lr E,nc lr'!sr l. i
McGi...u J. Go.
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No disease will trouble you if yoa keep
,nrr blood pure, your kidneys strong your
bowels regular and your mind clear by an
oCrasicpaI Use Of that grea. reyiver and
sgrpcr.cr Of health and strength known as
Tr Cur a.i's Yellow Dock and Ssrsaps-
,i.,a. L. r-aise shor.id be in every mouth
L. merit .aoaI be Rnown by all
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Our CarIlasl Departing q Mt

Promises to do something big on Ehle Fri
day N Brussels carpets and Smyrna rugs.
l.. "A. McGillin & Co.
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L. Yov feel yourself growing weaker, your
strength failing, the functions of your body
becoming impaired take warning in time
Your blood is starving for want Of nOurish-
ment. DR.. Guysctts Yellow Dock aud Sar-
saparilla is fOoG for the blood. 1t puriies
,his stream Of life and strengthens every
rart Of the body, rebuilds a broken down
constitution, produces dreamless slumber,
aid restores wasted energies and shattered
r,Ivous system. A trial bottle will con
vince. 10 other remedy EQUALS IT,
WHY is it that so many neglec: coughs
and colds until they get consumptlon2 :
Whv is it 30 many die OF consumption
1t is because lhey will not come and %
heslsL Every ore knows a 5rre conq%e7-
er of,hrost and lung diseases /, ~. Wis.
tG.'s En!ssm Of Will Cherry. a"i ths' it
cen be had OF any drlggiat,
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NIalarial Poison.

ROME, Ga, May 2J, 1888.
With the hope that it will reach the eye
Of other sufferers, desire TO make state
mcnt of my case and my wonderful rescue
from death from malarial blood poison by
thcusc of the great S s. 5. (Swifts Speciiie)
In 1850 oame from the North TO take
charge of the gas works in Rome, as super
intcndcnt, and after the overflow, which oc-
CURED in the spring following was very
much exposed TO malarial poison, and in
1872 found my blood so contaminated with
the poison that was forced to Civ" up
business. Iwas treated by the Rom" phY
sicianC vihout relief they advising me to
30 North. which did. The doctors North
told me that my only hope was TO
return TO the miidcr climate, and ac-
cordiuoIy | came back 10 Rome
complcicly broken down and nearly skcIe-
ton. MvtroubIc finally determined in an
abgccss of the liver. and nearly every one.
(my.cf includcd) thought ] was doomed TO
d;,. within few days. In this condition
Nh. advised bv friend to take Swits
-r,c:ar. ard took it just AS q drowning
MAN would catch at a straw, but AS soon as
.m, ,,,,cn got under the influence Il the
remedy. the ahscess came TO point and
lrr-r. ,assiug Of without pain. In fifteen
,.a,s after this was mp at my work, aat
have since enjoyed excellent health.
!,rry sufferer from malarial poison
,nr!.iG take Swifts Specific,
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See the difficulty two years ago GCf car
ried Lewis county BY lIO; this year he
loses it by Il2. Then he carried Ohio
county By I2S; this yer he loscsitby 81.
Then he carried Bryoke by -; now he
loses it BY 81. Then his majority in Har-
rison was 30; now it is 5lN. Two years
ago Marshal gave him So; now he gets
bdt 80. Then Doddige g"ve 80: now it
is 247. In Hancock and Tyler Gof made
small gains, but there are new bagatelIes
besides the nearly eco loss in Wc.zel.
Judge Branuon made <rlnndid r"u. Ho
should be proud of ii. His defeat is after
all a greater one for Gof
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Treatise on Blood and Skin dscsasd
mailed free. 1,
Tur SWIFT Specific Co. Drawer 3. ht-
lanta. Ga. lj3 ". 23d St, n. I, and t2o'
Chestnut street, Philadelphia.