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National Republican., 1884-01-16
1nNE1l,MArIoNs.

The senate, In executive session yesterday, CON
firmed the following nominHtiOns
Reuben A. Allen, TO be Indian agent at Black
feet agency, Mont.
Louis A. Barnes, to be register Of the land Office
at Gainesville, Fla,
John +. Rollius, to be receiver ofpublic moneys
at Gainesville, Fla.
Thomas Wrong, to be receiver Of public moneys
at Concordia. Kan.
James Lewis, to be surveyor general OF Louis.
lana.
George i. Everett, to be register at Mitchell
Oak.
David S. Hoffman,, to be register at Lake City,
Col.
Walter s. Hurlbut to be receiver of public
moneys at Cheyenne, Wyo.
George +. Bowden, to be collector of customs for
the district of Norfolk aud Por snouth, Va.
A. q. Lcnning, to be register at Dardanville,
Ark.
Abram o. Whppe, to be receiver of public
moneys Mt Creelsburg, Dnk.
large number Of postmasters were also con-
frmed,
National Republican., 1884-01-16
VIE 'i' TMNNsYLvAN1A ROUTE

WE GRIEF PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO pHh MoEEFh FEAcK K%Es AHR s9TNTHRWyEs
TRAINS ytf fnsSn s,,'
For pitsbprg and .he West ChicaEo, Limited Ex.
sst Line s M daily with VIII sisepIns Il Cars ca rHS fFan
WS Paacs Cars S Ff.5arS nnF also con-
meets eS daily for Chicago, viz Columbus aud c. 81 L
Rspres daily Sr fttisauS r 10 SS, and
iheMWest. with Palace sleeping Car Washington
BAIT f&onE AND POTOMAC C RAILROAD
fGr Erie %Gsnsndagnn' % Eosne9ter Bnifalo Niagara.
Washingtono Rochester. and Washington % 70 But but.
@ 9 po Train I ssyS on Saturday night
For williamsport. Lock Haven, and Eimra, atan
For N New as Yofs Ssrspd apa 'S"af ihs East, s m 1850 m
p m Em,ea S on 81 P@nss p PssIot n"s
rSr Ssrs sd,,Sn S HSnni III S%S ssSsDt sunday
For RsooElyn; n; & All through train. eonnsc. at
ing direct transfer Fulton street avoiding double
r6s asIfss rsassISns NeW yons Sns C
lib m On saSdSy ada a% 100 10 io and 'p M ~ I- H9a
aSG yc S @ AND
a "a a.. e ~ 10 amd q u iiS G F. ~; On Sunday
Pops, creek Line 60 ~ M a and % isb p m M daily
For Annspoiis. $50 a. M aud 40 p ru daily. except
ALEXINPEIA sHH ASP ~ RAIL y!
| TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, 6.85, L20 a26 II. .O5, and Is5 a. m
20j. 49, g. 625, sos, andl p. IN. ON Sunday at
| For Richmond and the south s35 and ILo5a m
daily, aud p. M daily, ex 'ept sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, COS sos
l0lV, and l0D A. 3o5 a22, s. TO- 7I5, and 1910 p.
M. and IL 10 midnight. On Sunday at s0j and 10 10
a. M. I05 and lO40 y. IN.
Tickets and Information at the ofice. northeast
corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and at the station where orders can be len for
the checking of baggage TO destination from hotels
and residences j. X. WOOD,
General Passenger Agent
CHA RLES i. PUGH, General Manager.
National Republican., 1884-01-16

would he taken to prevent the spread Of pleuro-
pneumonia These measures would not be in the
direction of rGtaiatory, but rather preservative
legislation. lie therefore hoped The matter
would go over for the present.
Tho morning hour expiring, the matter went
over.
The senate then went into executive session,
and on the doors being reopened an order was
made designating Senator ingalls,, OF Kansas, TO
preside at the opening OF the senate tomorrow, in
case Of the absence OF the president pro tempore
Senator Edmuudsl, who expects to atten a
meeting Of the board OF regents Of the Smithsonian
institution. of which he is Il member.
The senate then, ut lIb, adjourned.
National Republican., 1884-01-16
TnE "Rough ON TooLh Powder. elegant, l5c.
Greedy Relief Board.

The Greedy Relief board have about COM
pleted their labors, and will submit their re-
port to the secretaries Of war and the navy
to-day, 1t is understood that the board will
recommend that two vessels be fitted out and
sent to the Arctic region at the opening OF
tho season in accordance with tho views ex-
pressed by nearly all Of the experts who ap-
peared before the board,
National Republican., 1884-01-16
?nlisffIlantnns.
Delicate and Feeble Ladies.

Those ianguid trcsomo sensations, causing you to
feel scarcely able to be on your feet that constant
drain that is taking from your system all its former
elasticity driving the bloom from your cheeks that
continual strain upon your vital forces rendering you
irritable and rcH easily be removed by the use
Of that marvellous remedy, Hop Bitters. 1rrcgularl.
ties and obgtructons Of your system are relieved at
once, while tho special cause Of periodical pain arc
permanently removed. None receive so much ben.
eft, and none are so profoundly grateful and show
such an interest in recommending Hop Bttcrs as
women,
National Republican., 1884-01-16
CHEsApEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
TRUNK LINE TO THE WEST, SOUTHWEST
AND NORTHWEST

on and afer SUNDAY, November 1s 1882 passenger
trsins OF this route will leave Washington from b d
J.. Depot as follows:
s:S5 A. M.-Way Mail daily. except Sunday, for
clifton Forge and Intermediate stations on C d
Try. " - "
5le 4. M.-LoUISVtLbE AND CINCINNATI
FAST LINE CDAlLYI. Solid train, with Pull
man cars to Louisville; Richmond to Cincinnati
without change: arriving, Columbus Ohio at t5J
pm; Winchester, 2:l5 y. M; Cincinnati, $50 p.
M Lexington, 3:l6 y. IN. Louisville, Z p. m;
connecting at these cities with til rough trains to
- all points West, Southwest and NorthweSt.
lo:4O II M-Nlght Express daily except Sunday. for
o. Ry. " 49,
ll:O0 A. M.-For Newport News, Old Point and Nor.
folk daily. except Sunday, arriving, Newport
News, att p M; Old Point. 1880 y. M; Norfolk.
Apply &. 4 o. Ry. Office. 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue
M Ry. onlce, COL Pennsylvania av enuc, and Il. &
+. station.
H. W. FULLER, CIV. SMITH, FRANK TRrou,
q. Z. Agt Uen'l Man'r N. e. PAsr A ,t
National Republican., 1884-01-16
Feels Young Again.

ralgia and n dull, heavy, inactive condi'io of the
whole system headache, nervous prostraton, and
almost helpless. No physicians or medicines did
her any good. Three months ago she began to use
Hop Biters with such good effect that she seems and
feels young again. although over 30 years old. We
think there s other medicine fit to In the fim-
iy."-A lady in Providence.
National Republican., 1884-01-16
Baby savedI

We arc So thankful to say that our nursing baby
permanently cured ofa dangerous aud protracted
constipation and irregulary ofthe bowels by the use
Of Hop Bters by It's mother, which at the same time
restored her to perfect health and strength-The
Parents, Rochester, N Y.
National Republican., 1884-01-16
High Authority.

Hop Bittcrs is not. many an alcoholic boy.
craze or liquor and could not be sold for use except
to persons dclrous Of obtaining medicinal bltters.
GREEN II. RAUM, Y. 3. Com mter'l, Rev.
National Republican., 1884-01-16
50 RrnnM1NnN.tt.1r- {

So. BLooMINGvtLLE, OHIO, May 1, 1870.
SIRs-T have been suffering ten years and tried
your Hop Bitters and II done me good than all
the doctors Miss $. ). BOOM.
National Republican., 1884-01-16
BRAnFoRp. PA. MI

BRADFORD, PA, May y, 1870.
u has cured me of several diseases, such ner-
vousncss sickness at the stomach monthly troubles,
&c have not seen q sick day in year, since took
Hop Bitters All my neighbors usu them.
ms. FANSGE GREEN.
$4,000 LosT.-"A tour Of Europe that cost me
$1,000 done me less good than one bottle of Hop
Dittersi they also cured my wife of fifteen years
nervous weakness, slceplessness and dyspepsia"
H. NJ, Auburn. N VS.
National Republican., 1884-01-16

of n number Of artists and architects asking
for the removal of the duty on works of art. Re.
ferred.
At o'clock tho louse adjourned.
National Republican., 1884-01-16

"TOO much cannot be said In praise of your most
valuable remedies" say ldIngAn Bros New York.
1--WE have produced results with them such AS We
have mol been able 70 do with any plhers."
National Republican., 1884-01-16
-T,HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.

THE TRUNK LINE TO THE SOUTH, SOUTH
WEST AND WEST.
Schedule In effect NOVEMBER Is, 1881
6S5 A. M.--New Orleans Mail, daily, making close
connections to all points South and southwest
DAILY, except sunday, with q q o. Ry Pullman
Sleeping Rnfett Cars from New York aud Wash
ington TO Atante. pullman sleeping Carsfrom
Washington and Atlanta TO New Orleaus.
5lOP M.-Lonisville Fast Line daily via CharloteS.
vile. to Cincinnati. Louisville, aud all Western
Louisville.
iO:4O =. M-Southern Mall and Express, daily. to all
points south and southwest, via Danvilie and
Charlotte. Daily except Sunday with q. a o Ry.
Pullman Sleeping cars from Washington via
Danville, Charlotte. and Atlanta, to New Or
leans; also from Washington, via Charlotte and
Columbia. TO Augusta.
Manassas Division train leaves Washington AZ sS5 a
m. daily, except sunday. warrenton tTaiEsleAvs
Washington at s35 q. M and $40 D. IN. daily.
For tickets and all information inquire ut Com
pany's office 6ol Pa. ave-, or at Union Depot.
nj. SLAUGHTER, NJ MCDANIEL
General Passenger Agent Agent
SOL. HAAS, Traffic Manager.
National Republican., 1884-01-16

]. II. Whltson& & Son, 9th street, New York, say
1--WE have used Elliss SPAWN cure in stables for
two years, and have tried 1t ON the following with
ON the neck, swced ankles also qulusy sore throat
and Tor general stable nment 1t the best article
we have ever used"
National Republican., 1884-01-16

81 would gladly recommend your SPAWN Cure TO
all with perfect confidence as to the RESULT writes III.
e. Perry, W. S., Boston,
we believe Elliss Horse Remedies TO be the best
articles ON the American market. STRAUSS Il InI.
men, East 9th street, New York city.
National Republican., 1884-01-16
VALUABLE TEsTl lMoNIALs.
STARRIS PLACE STOCK FAR,r,
FVLTONyILLE MONTGOMERY CO., n Y

STARRIS PLACE STOCK FARM
FULToSvILLE, MONTGOMERY CO., n, ".
July y, 1883
THE ELLIS SPAWN CURE Co.;
GENTLEMEN: Remedies received In good shape.
Send me II glass sign by express to Fonda, well
packed, and think II will come all right Also send
me some of those cards with horse head aud shoe
on have taken on several curDS zone very bad I"
cured case OF sweeney and Nnvicuar disease with
the SPAWN Cure. and restored several wornOut
horses with the Powders. Yours respectfully,
CHANDLER QUINTIN, IS
National Republican., 1884-01-16

our spGCiaties.
ELLIS SPAWN CUKE CO.,
Boston, Mass. aud New Work ~. n. "
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-04-25
JOHN BROWNS sCAPrOLD.
An Eastern Yankee Theaght There waa
Millions In IT," But it Proves TO Ne sAn-
other Speculation Busted'-The Disposi.
e0n OF the ORIGINAL Structure.

An Eastern Yankee Thought There was
Millions In IT," But it Proves TO Ne "An.
other Speculation Busted"-The Disposi.
sen Of the Original Structure.
FoSD Do LAC. WIS. April Is.
An article In an eastern paper, stating
that the scaffold upon which John Brown
was hanged has been purchased by an East
ern Spectator, has created considerable
more interest in Fond du Lac than In
some parts Of the Union, though wher-
ever there are survivors of General
Pstterson's command of $4,000 men
there the same interest In the specu.
lator's purpose obtains. 1t Is given ont
that the purpose of the alleged
purchaser of the John Brown scat
fold is to cut it Up into very diminutive
pieces and sell the same as relics. A
very interesting enterprise this is, to be
sure, to people generally, butts especially
engaging to survivors of Patterson's de
vision, who remembered that between the
l7th and 2lst of July, 1861, they were
participants in raid on the only original
John Brown scaffold, and that as q scat
tOiu IL WAS tucn uemOuSueQ root ana
branch. The soldiers of this command
were years ahead of the schemer the pa
per refers to in cutting the scaffold into
fragments for relics. The pur-
pose was so strong to have q
piece Of the timbers, and the pur-
suit so searching, that when Patterson's
division marched away not splinter of
the dimensions of very much abbreyi-
ated lead-pencil was left of that scaffold
which the eastern fraud Is to sell so fast.
Colonel G. X. Pier, Colonel T. H. Green,
Captain Milt. Even, David Babcock, and
I. F. Strong, Jr., are among the Fond du
Lac boys who can testify to the truth of
this report, and the two first named gen.
tlemen have Tecounted the history of that
raid on the John Brown scaffold very
graphically In recent conversation. Each
of these gentlemen and other soldiers of
Company Iof the First Wisconsin, display
relics of the early visit to Charleston,
from which Patterson's command carried
the scaffold piecemeal, but entire.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-04-25
NISCEIIANRnra

EfoHr prisoners made a desperate at
tempt Co escape ut GAINESVILLE, AK, re.
Gently. They knocked down the jailer and
got out, and procured firearms. A dosper-
ate battle then took place with citizens, In
which burglar named Breckman was
killed and three other prisoners were
wounded. The remainder escaped to the
cypress swamps.
ton has resumed work. The Parker mills
will resume shortly.
A cAvE-N at the Excelsior Colliery Al
Shamokin, Pa, killed Thomas Harper and
fatally injured Frank Gleshick.
HENRY's Bank at Mineral Point, W Is.
closed its doors the other morning. The
county funds were deposited in the bank.
Tax United States dispatch boat Dolphin,
built at Roach's yard, was successfully
launched.
Bears from the flag ship Tennessee were
watching the island and light house at Kew
West. The steamer Laurel was cruising
about the entrance OF the harbor to intex
cept any expedition to Cuba.
A FIGHT occurred between a gang Of sixty
Italians and an equal number OF Irish la
oorers on the Canada Southern Railway.
at ~ Thomas, Ont. IL was caused bv the
Irish objecting To the employment of
Italians. The police, with the assista nee
OF citizens, succeeded in stopping tho ,sht
after several on both sides had been SCI
verely wounded.
GAMBLERS Of Buffalo, N. Y, have been
accused of attempting to bride the Grand
Jury.
The trial of Thomas Samon, Of Laconia.
N. H., for the murder Of Mrs. Ford. James
kuddy and Ruddy's fourteen months, old
son last fall. has ended, and Sanon was
sentenced TO be hanged April n, 1895.
FOURTEEN prisoners emptied themselves
out ofthe Des Moines, Iowa, jail one night
recently.
IHE vaPor stove manufacturers Of the
country have formed a combination for
the purpose OF holding up prices.
An attempt was made recently to aSsas-
sinate the President Of Guatemala. He va.
slightly wounded. .s..
SANBoR a MANN, shoe manufacturer. a,
Stone1am, Mass, have posted notices dis.
charging their employees because they re.
sisted q cut down in wsgss.
The ship Mercury. from Port Townsend.
reports that she passed Pitcairn Island
January N. The Inhabitants came aboard
aud reported one hundred and Eve persons
on the island-fi'ty-two males and az y.
three females. She took their mail-soms
twenty-five lettsrs Tor diHsrentpArts Of thu
world
the published conditions Of peace b.
tween France and ChIna, which Patendrs,
tie French Minister. vas charged 70 oRsr
&C Pokin. were that China shall accept z
limit d Preach professionals over ToDquin.
There was no demand for Indemnity men.
toned.
A MIssIssIPPT CIR special says Cap.
tain Evans, eOunanding the Ruby VIII
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-04-25
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES

The people Of Marion County, s. c., are
reported on the verge OF starvation.
AN English lady has offered n reward of
t2o,OVo Tor the rescue Of General Gordon.
TIE Mexican Government L. making ne
gotiations for loan of $40, 900, 900 from the
Franco-Egyptian Bank. .a--
WRIGHT wreck occurred at Hanover,
Pa, On the Pan Handle road the other
night, the engine and four cars going over
an embankment. William McCarty and
another young man, stealing ride to
Coshocton, were in the cars wrecked. Nc
Carly was killed Instantly and the other
man slightly injured. The train men es-
capped by jumping.
THE Frank James trial commenced at
Huntsville, Ala, on the nth.
A FIGHT took place I'm Phillips County.
Ark, between Sheriff's posse and three
brothers named Moore, who were wanted
Tor horse stealing. Two OF the Mooresw were
A-'a'ly wounded. The other escaped.
dHE Secretary Of the Navy has issued, In
accordance with resolution adopted by
both houses OF Congress, a proclamation
offering $4,000 for the discovery and res
cue by any private person or vessel, Of the
Arctic signal service party Of Lieutenant
Greeley.
ADvIcEs received at London state that a
great fire was raging at Rangoon, the CAPT
tai of British Burmah. Also that Manda-
lay, the capital Of Burmah proper, has
teen ain ceed with another serious confia-
grafton.
JAMES CURTIN. alias Riley, accused OF
murder at Salem, Mass, was discovered at
work in the Gloversville mill, Troy, N. Y.
Curtin knocked an officer down, jumped
from the second-story window, and hedto
the woods
TAG Senate, on the 18th, further consid-
cred the Bankruptcy bill. The House wa
occupied with the Pension Appropriation
bill. @ 1'.I n e'.'.-
TIE performances At Chicago for the ben
cut OF the Acton fund Melted 81 800. Miss
Fanny Davenport sent check for 800 In
ieuof performace at Baltimore. At Bos-
eon the performances Melted $1.l6a
EDWH =. SnrH, Secretary Of the State
Agricultural Society. thinks the wheat crop
1850.
FihE the other night destroyed eight
buildings 81 Hot Springs, Arb.
bRIeADuR GEEERkL James A Farrell,
OF New York, died recently.
THOMAS o. APPLETON. Of Boston, noted
art critic and connoissur, died IN that city
recently.
EDWARD A. WE1RnAE, formsrly private
seorstary Of sx-Prssident Andrew John
4 son, IL d ad-
sHERIyY DAvIDsox, OF New York, in.
dioeed for receiving money unasr tAls.
pFs'sas's' bee ben acquitted
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-04-25

The papyrus collection recently pur-
chased by Archduko Remier is now be.
ing examined under the direction of
Herr karabaczch. at tho Vienna
museum. and ono-halfof them arc an an
excellent state Of preservation. Among
them arr two papyri dating from the
beginning Of our era, aud also a frag-
ment Of Thucydides. written about the
end Of tho third century after Christ.
and therefore of great value. a. the
oldest manuscripts Of Thucydides arc Of
tho eleventh century. There Il also a
Latin papyrus Of the fifth or sixth cen.
fury, fragments Of Greek Coo pels of the
fourth century. and a large number of
Arab and Greek writings. many of
which will be interesting TO men of
learning and others.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-04-25

The Supreme Court rendered de-
ction recently In the patent case of the
Turner q Seymour Manufacturing Com
Pany, appellant, vs.. The Dover stamp
ing Company. on appeal from the
United States Circuit Court for the dis
trict OF Connecticut. This was a suit
brought by the Dover Company against
the Turner & Seymour Manufacturing
Company for alleged infringement of a
reissued patent on an improved form Of
egg-beater. The court holds that the
reissued patent Is void because its claims
are broader than those Of the original
patent, and were made broader simply
TO maintain n monopoly which was de-
sired. but which the claims Of the orig
inal did not secure. The decree Of the
Circuit Court was reversed. and the
cause remanded with directions to dis
miss the bill.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-04-25

The Custom House officers of New
York assert that the shrewdost person
TO smugglo cigars, cigarettes, and to-
bacco from Havana with whom they have
to contend Is n Chinaman known as
Chinese John" He goes to Havana
Mt least once n month, his ostensible
errand being TO act as interpreter and
agent for Chinese house. He arrived
recently In the steamer Saratoga. with
hve other Cinnamon. Customs Inspec-
tors McCort and Van Horn took tho
party In hand. In barrel of sweet POI
tatoos claimed by Chinese John" they
found thirty one-pound packages OF
smoking tobacco wrapped In rice paper.
i've hundred bundles Of cigarettes. and
eighty cigars. all Of which they sent to
the Custom House.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-04-25

A BRIEF dispatch from Tucson, Arr
EonA, stated that General George w.
Deitzler had been thrown from his
buggy and killed General Deitzler
was well known In Kansas, and promi-
nently identified with the early history
OF the State. lie located at Lawrence as
early As 1855 and took an active part in
the early free-State troubles IN tho Ter
ritoryi was at one time Speaker of the
House. When the war broke out Gov
ornor Robinson commissioned him Col
Onel Of the First Regiment, Kansas
Volunteers, which regiment immediately
went into active service. Attic battle u
Springfield. Mo. August 10. 1861, General
Deitzler was severely wounded at the
head Of his command He was subse-
quently promoted BrigAdiar-Geueral
and served in Jouisiana. when his healfh
broke down. Returning 20 Lawrence
he Invested literally in AL enterprises
having for their object the building up
Of the young city that he had cast bis
lot with a. An earlier day. About the
close Of The war he Was married 70 Miss
NeiIl. an estimabls lady Of Lexington,
No About twelve years ago be re-
moved 20 the Pacific Coast. In search Of
. mildcr climate. where he became idcn-
tiled with mining interests. He was
about sixty years q age.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-04-25
POOR POLAND.
The Russian Government Encouraging q
Revolt as an Excuse for Tyranny.

The Russian Government Encouraging a
Revolt as an Excuse for Tyranny.
LONDON, April 16.-Russia's tyranny in
Poland is becoming more and more intense.
Its present extreme brutality has given rise
TO a report, which receives credence, that
the Car is contemplating one of the blacklist
of political crimes-that of fomenting
rebellion against his own authority for
the purpose of diverting the attention of
the Russian people from the growing
strength of Nihilism, and affUrding a
preteXt for reign of blood and
terror which it is hoped may crush the
Nihilsts. This policy is said to be the out
come of the military council recently held
by the Car and the rulers of the various
Russian Governments. 1t is said that
General AlbedenslIi, the Governor General
of Russian Poland, left the council
armed with authority to dragon that
unhappy country into revolving; that he has
found q willing lieutenant In executing this
order in Major General and Baron
Modem, the Governor of Warsaw. The
visible Indications OF this alleged imperial
conspiracy are sudden increase i'm the num-
Der of police spies, who now swarm in every
part of Poland and have had frequent col
lislons with the people, notably at Pet
rokoff, where one spy and several citi-
Zens were killed; the frequency
of midnight arrests without warrants, and
without giving the accused any notice of
the offense with which he is charged !;
the imposition Of new taxes and especially
the revival of the system of revenue farm
ing, with its attendant exactions and evic-'
tons, and the shameful brutalities perpe-
trated by the police upon women and young
girls during their frequent domicil-
larry visits. A rigid censorship OF
the press has been established
throughout Poland, and but few hints Of
the real condition of affairs can be obtained
from Polish papers; but these hints, coupled
with diplomatic reports from Warsaw to
Vienna, serve to reveal what seems to be
the monumental outrage Of the lettering
autocracy.