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MI. JAMES A. MILLER has disposed oi
the Grafton Eagle to McRsrs. James ".
Holt, S. I. Mccormick and othera, who
brought the paper out yesterday on the
Republican side. Mr.. Miller complains
,ha. his has been the fate OF "everyone
who undertook TO run Democratic paper
in the county for the pas: fourteen years.
the Democracy does not respond. Bu,
still another hopeful Democrat will try II
with new paper. The new management
declares that "the Eagle will not be the
organ Of any man, ring Or clique"-it will
content itaeIf with hammering the enemy.
Mr. Holt was for long time connected
with the Grafton Sentinel, and is expert
enced in the work. 49, ,e,GJ;, l .il.tI
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Tabled for Future Use.

PHILADELPHIA, March l3.-At the recent
meeting Of the Young Mems Democratic
Association resolutions were introduced
declaring that theory and practice OF pro.
tection works practical injustice to the
great mas OF the community, imposing
an indirecttax upon many for tho benefit
ot tho lew, and that the Association urge
upon the: Democratic members OF Don.
gress the duty Of revisingt the present tariff,
and Of providing tor the gradual reduction
oiduties until they shall be laid upon a
revenue basis, The meeting was secret,
and its close 1t was stated that the resolu:
tions had been tabled by vote OF "a TO '22
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CHIAlsH WEDDINGS.
Americnn Brides. Great socin, y ScnsatIot
kiot., l..whuitH Rnd Separation, ",

American Brides. Great sucin, HcnaatIop
Ei"ts, L.w.uitS md separation. rae
AUGUSTA, Ga, March 13.-Connected
with the tj.ctment Of G. ineso merchants
from Wayuesboro laet spring was a little TO-
nance which has just ended disastrously.
Willie Loo ChonR, spruce young China.
man, began b, ness in this city and pros.
perad beyond expectation. Among bis
friends WIS Mr.. Fulcher, father Of bloom.
ing daughter OF Is. whom the young China.
man married. The husband, elated with
his recuniary and social progress, wrote to
his friends in California that Georgia was
the "p!ace to yet Mclean wiiee." Two oi
them came and began business in Waynes.
bolo, which was already disguised by tbs
previous marriage. The evident amatory
Intentions nj the men famed this indigpa.
ton into fame, and resulted in their ex.
pulsion from town by an armed masked
mob, which a'so upturned and destroyed
their goods.
This matter came before the Chinese
Minister at Washington, WAS made the sub.
ject ot an Interesting correspondence, and
ia now undergoing investigation in the
Federal Conrs in Savannah, through a
suit for $4,000 damages. The proceed.
ings are upheld by Secretary Frelinuhysen,
whoHhas promised the Chinese Minister
ample reparation Tor his countsymen
through the court. s s
The Cinnamon Of the city then became
bolder than ever, and las. August still an
other mixed marriage took place, which
had the full appreciation of the brides
friends and relatives. A few weeks later
the Chinese husband asked his white vile
to do some VERY un.American thing, and
on her refusal lie turned her out oi doors
and threw her clothing out after her.
From this time the happiness Of Georeia's 8
Chinese colony seemed to be sadly marred.
Through it all Mrs. Willie Loo Ohong
reigned as social queen. But lately she,
too, has failed to meet the ideal oi her yel-
low husband. Qlarrels ensued, in which
it is said 44oo Ohopg beat his wito unmer.
cifully, and now she has quit him and re.
turned to the protection Of her fathers
ronf 7lF az. ..# -. ,.HI
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If the expressions gathered "hit or mis,"
BY lSrnuaEScER reporters be taken as
Al'ly indicating public seutiment-oi
which every one will judge for himself
Wheeling Republicans prefer Mr.. Blaine
ior President. Wheeling is the greater
part Of Ohio county. Other interviews will
follow. In the meantime the INTELLr-
eEScsR will be glad 10 hear from all who
desire to express opinions. AZ
twill be noticed that while the drift oi
opinion is lor Mr.. Blaine, there is above
that desire for the man who eau win,
whoever he may be-. Aud this is the feel.
INK oil West Virginia Republicans gener..
aIsy-they wantsuccess. Mr.. Blaine would
run handsomely in West Virginia, but we
afe going to Try to carry this State Tor the
nominee. ugt59 VI
Lei us hear from the Republicans oi
other counties, that tho will OF the party
may be known.
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TIE Republicans Of the Ways and
Mesus Committee asked for restoration
Of the wool tariff OF 1867. The Democrats
Of that committee, being msjority, ra.
port iu favor OF q further reduction. II
tue Democrats think the wool growers Of
America don't understand what is going
on they are in a fair way to be undeceived
by something that will have all the ap:
pesrance Of laud Glide.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March l3.-To.:
night at midnight, while the baggage mas
ter at the Union Depot was arranging his
trunks, he came across soap box addressed
10 R. F. Wallace, Clinton, Tenn, irom
which a horrible stencil arose. On remsv:
Ing the top be vas horritisd 10 discoyer the
decomposing remains Of white man,
whosa head was shockingly mutilased:.
The remains vera packed in lime, and
appear 10 have been jsmmed into the box.
Il is not known how it came on the prem.
ises, and It Is thought that 1t will lead ia
the discovery OF terrible murder. ~.
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Ynventorn' Coufereucs,

& clsrisSATl March Is -rhgioadipg in
ventors ct tho country have: Issued a call
for mass convention, to take action. ia
prevent pernicious legislation by Congress,
10 be held at Music Hall, this city, March
25 to FL. Responses from all parts Of the
United States and territories already show
the attendance will be three thousand, s
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TIE TAYLOR county Assessor refuses to
uske tie resssessment. That is level
headed sss.ssor. In Brooke there is the
sane revolt, and in some other counties
,he order is not obeyed. Governor, what
are you going to do with these men who
rebel against authority? .!4t
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Tho "Dout't Party. ;

NV YoR., March 1s-Yesterday's
,Horld has furnished amusement for Dem.
ocrats and Espublicans alike, In a para:
graph advising Speaker: Garlille not 10 at.
tend the banquet Of the Free.trads dub
next Saturday night, because 'there' will be
a great deal Of talk. there, Of kind that
the Speaker of the House Of Representa-.
tives VIII hardly be able to indoYse lust
now" and that X Carllele shall ait down al
"Mr. spier's free lunch, be will be held 10
an Identification with the lree'trade fac.
uon." -
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AcoxsYSuAnLE A effort u secure harmony Among
me KrpublIcAls Is s.eu in Florida. This policy
W..urSsd Is Indispensable, Ut tae recent meeting
of ihs State committee, II the party was ever 10
reach luccrt&-p Philadelphia Prl'.
Florida holds out a hope for this year, and
ouly Republican harmony makes success
posible. West Virginia Republicanshave
an equal appreciation Of the value Of a
united front and an aggressive campaign.
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Np MopHlscN's measure is essentially
an importers bill. False invoices. under
y,ux,iou and tina. kind Of knavery in gen
sr.l would bu rs easy as lying. The i'm.
nn,,prs are MOI the bone and sinew, the
s,io reliance and the glory Of this reput.
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Fnncy's Wild Plight.

{ The, Register strains Itself to make som,-
body belieys there was blood on the m ,on IN
the Grat t:on. Committee mpeting yesterday.
Thii 10 In keeping With all the ma,tss 81,
luded to In that .paper's report OF the uro-
ceadings Of the committee. Tho iacl il.
everybody present was In good humor.
The utmost harmony prevailed 10 all that
was done. The Efforts OF our neishbar TO
make mountains out OF molehil's will fail OF
thelr objset.! General train talks among
friends cannot be gobbled up ns Interviews
and palmed of sa re,l. Neighber, 20 SOW.
Better heed The .,ifts In your own party.
pnll tbs lsncs rails out oi your own eyes bs.
ION ssg'ving H.tention to splin;eIs Ia other
peoplt'l. Ssn III wv -
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Tux Morrison tariff bill would increase
,ls revenues, already in excess. Is that
,bo M democratic idea OF reducing taxa
,;oor and relieving the people Of a griev'
.,, burleunp American voters are not
o,rcht with 81 p0or bait.
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Psor, JAxEs A. sxwlLt. A. NJ, NJ, d, of
Medicsl Faoulty, l,sval university, QaIbsc,
states: II have found CoIde.'s LIQUID Dpei
Tonic particularly useful in Adyanasd sIoe.s
OF consumption, weakness. dyspepsia md nil
nervous affections. In pregnant women 1t
nas been retained ahsn every other Article OF
tood twss rejected. Palatab.e aud cAsv OF
digeatIon.n IrAke no olher.l Asy4w
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oyE by one the gambling houses 60
rbs,e is no rush, but the decline is en-.
:" a,",a,inp, 1, Is difficult thing to catch
,hom rel,haulsl, but probably they will
,ats M ,be hin, now and shut up for awhile.
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r,srwuEpE we give the full minority re-
.o,, from The Ways and Means Committee,
ssosiur couclusively Why tho tariff bill
s.. '.. ,s,o,teJ is Il monumental nlonstrosity.
i.. ir'.sr,hody ourh. to read and digest 1t. =
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coysrEsNAy GIBSON will not represent
:, = .I rnn,,h .,ls,tic! second time. lie must
sooaeupe snO his glory into one term. But lot
,yn' ,Ja' % ahead with his investigation, and
=" ~" s,,a !" 10 be impartial with It.
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JRunuhci,ck.

Madame 'JBnauscbek. whom the philadel.
lphia Times cal Ia 'tha greA!est living actress
and the London Hornet .the noblest ifage.
tlisnne that,ver trud the bon,d.," will ap:
pear At the Oper. Honse next Wednesday
and Thursday sveuiuis .. March 10 and 20
giving ~ Ian, the Hebrew Molher,mmt III.
dftt evening. auI Ma. ienne, q Woman o
thu People" Il q second. The Philadelphii
Iedgtr says: "5he may be tqaaled; neve,
exoslled. y" she certainly stands hi2n as Al
actress. and with nstrong company aud goot
plays her engagement ought 10 BE- q con
sLicuous success = NO. RI ssZI.--s
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.:o,,n SourIl' would kill any man In
a psnnbIican convention. President
u's a..,. friends should bear this in mind.
A''I '',.t, bu ,hat tic convention would Ike
II uisIH w 49, y
:, nomi1ste him. -
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NEw foRx. March l3.-The Atlantic
States Nail Associalion,s report shows Il .
stock Of nails light and the demand large.
The price fixed was So 20 per key, The base
ot the prica established by the Western
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DIGNA'S3 DIRE DEFEAT.
THE BoAsTFuL ARABS UTTER Rour
W ths Bsltl'h Forces Uaisr G,ntyA Grahim.
ihs ltb'ls fixht valotoualy bat iiAys to Sue,
eazb to The Superiority Of siish ractie..
'NnaAs Losa Over TwsAt,. ,.ious iluadr.d.

suAEiM, March l3.-Tho rebels opened
Ire on General Gnham's forces at ono
O'Clock this morning. Tho British io,cea
ct once formed. 10 repel the charge but as
no attack came, tho men were thereupon
ordered to lie down again. The fire Of the re.
bells continued all night but the British did
not reply. One officer and two men were
wounded; one man was killed. The tvh,.
Ing began at daybreak. The infantry aud
artillery completely routed tho enemy
from their pisa and trenches. The battle
did not last more than hall IN hour when
the victory Of the British was made certain.
LONDON. March 13.-A dispatch from
General Graham, dated Osnan Divaas
Camp, March Is, ll:40 a. ~, says: The
camp Of the enemy has been laxen after
bard fighting sinco o'clock this morninv,
over. seventy British were kill and ne
hundred wounded"
EtlA, LII ,UNrlrAsANT nlvouAc.
Later dispatches Say: The biyouac last
night was exceedingly unpleasant. The
Arabs kept up y persis,ent insi|aGe til i,s,
before day freak. A bright Moon
light rendered objects distinctly visibl. Vt
long, distance, but prevented the enpn,y
attacking by a sudden onset. The rehon +
directed their IRE especially towards thn
hospital wagons, which were conspicn6ua
In the moonlight The surgeons aud Gen.
eral Graham's staff officers had many mar.
row escapes At sunrise a Gardiner gun :,
and 20 nine spounder were M turned
against the ;. rebels who awers within !.
thirteen hundred yards Of the British no..
sltion and offered a ,mcst excellent target. .
The Arabs.were soon compelled to re.irn.v
their: main position near the Tamai Wells. ~
Ool. Stewards cavalry arrived at halt Mst
six and took position on the British LETT
80 as 70 turn the eneIny'a right '='-- 49, ., a
Id - TIE RATTLE z . Z s.i..5:sz
The British forces advanced In two brir=-s
ades, = which wero thrown in f,pr
equatea =. A series OF enco6nters followed. !.
Soon after leaving .Ziriba Il great body of I"
rebels larzed the leading square, spearlpy
many British sailors inside. The fqusre
Immediately closed up and the rebe's wern
repulssd with great slaughter The aa-
vance was again resumed, when immease
hordes ruahed upon the British from
both sides. A terrible ttrurvln
ensued. The Arabs fought with The great
est pluck and bravado, but nearly I'LL were
killed. The ,aecond brigade met with Oh.
stinate ). resistance, and was at one
time repulsed. The Gstling and Gardiner
guns fell into the hands OF the rebels and
were only recovered after Beys1e fight,
when the British likewise gained posses
sion Of the rebel camp.
General Graham hes taken quarters for
the present in the camp, from which Os-
man Djgua and the rebel hosts we're ,lriyen.
The enemy fought most stubbornly. TIE
battle was much heavier than the engage
ment at Teb. The sailors, TIE Backwa,ch
regimentand York and Lancaster regiments
suffered the heaviest loss. Osmau Digua'a
loss is z, 400. : ss
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nee a larger majority than any other county
~ the District he should receiye his nomins.

Tho Moundsville @. A. II. fost 10 TO have q
bean supper, and the following gentlemen
have been invited t, address ihe boys
Gen. Flick, Gen. Golf. Col. johnson, Dol,
poornlan, Gen. Duvai, Col. Gterltng. Judes
Melvin, Prof. OtaRo, Capt. Bowers, Hon, i.
Dahford and W. 8. Neck. A portion oi
them have s!guilled their acceptance OF ths
Invitation, and enough OF them Of least viii
bs present 10 furnish rich literary io1st 4
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Ghe 5ntelliseu1st:
:; mn, ~ Fourteenth strro',

WV YOrx ia the "ohlo man" o. our
r',a",.,ic ~" an! consular service. II has
d'p'U,"'a Sn, "na nj The hes. things. But Now
,ne !. ~ ,,te Ohio. Ia a good deal ot a State.
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PARIS, March l3.-The French occup;ed
Bacninh yesterday. The Chinese I'D in
the direction oitrhainghaien. The French
had seventy wounded. 1s y g1.m g
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rHE GRAFTON 10 n N trrEE nEEr, 80.
Wandering In tho heHim or Fiction,

EV>'aa1 J1.i7nal: = =. ~ ---- no r ~
ave are :autherz.d by Marsha! Atkinson
70 ssy hat the alleged Interview pubi!shed
in this mornings R,gi,ler Is pure tictiou
| that he declinsl to be n.,e. viewed when H.
vitea BY the reporter Of that paper to sspn IS
himseli on The political situation. NupoIy
wants to rob the !shoestrinS member Of bis. i.
!.nrnls as the boss interviewer, aud tho 7
Wheeling bess should coInue hi, labors t.
con aeniAi noil --.---. 49, . - :,
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AFTERNOON SESSION,

the State was corroborative Of yesterday
W0a AFTERNOON SESSION.
Alter dinner the defence began the worI
oi proving the shooting an act Of self.de
fence. A young son Of Esquire Marsh
ABOUT II years Of age, was the first princi
pal witness examined. lie stated be wa.
about 100 to 200 yards distant, and saw tht
men scutlling. Saw George Hall get VI
out .of scutlls with his coat torn of Ii
thes smelee.r he saw Outright run Hall
into the creek, and stoope down u
II az to'~pick up "a something" from
thegrouna:N Outright refused to let Hall
out .of tho creek until lis brother Robert
Hal, interlersd.;, Hall came out Of the
cresk and upon tho bank, when Outright
again laid hold o. him, but lie broke loose
and started to run again, Outright following
with the drawn pick Started about to-
gether,- run about so or 40 yards, whep
heatd some one say, 'shoot,"' saw the flash,
smoke, heard the report and saw Outright
fal);A Athensgot up and rama, few steps' lar
sher and fall again. Tho two were very
littls II any farther apart at the time Of the
shooting than when they started.
@ The prosecution attempted to break. tho
young rwituoss -up, but ,hs told his story
in plain, straightforward manner, aud
the more : he Was questioned, in place OF
becoming bother4d, the more clear he
seemed to make his statements. e
Robert Hall, brother OF the prisoner,
testified and correborated the particulars
already related as to the getting together al
Auslin and starting to the store below. On
the way wrapg.e sprung up between
George and Outright and the latter run
George into the creek, and picked up a
stone with which to hit him. He heard
George ask him kindly not to throw the
stone, and he (Rober,) interfered and kept
Outright from doing so; heard George tell
Outright two or three times not to run on
him with the pick, but Outright swore he
would stick it into him, and they started
70 run. Directly ZONE one said something
about shooting, and Outright said, "Shoot,
and be id" and the ehot was fred.
George had gained very little, il any, on
Outright in the running.
THE PRISONER TEsrIFlEs. ~
George Hall, the prisoner. was then
called to the stand. He said be was 10
years old in September last, and described
the events Of the day much the aame as
the other witnts s,es had done. He was
afraid CT Outright, and on tho way down
the creek from Austin had been scutllinc
with aud running away irom/him until he
whs about run down. He had notified
Outright not 10 rursue him any more with
the pick come three or four times, but
Outright again started after him with
drawn pick, swearing he would stick itinto
George. He didn't think he was gaining
any on Cutrigh; thought he would use
the pick IS be had threatened, and con-
sldered the only way to save his life was,
in sell defense, to commit the deed with
which ho was charged. After Outright
fell he gathered up his coat. hat aud some
other things he was carrying and went on
down 10 his brothers store and then to the
Chldester hotel, where he stayed until the
next morning at which time he was ar.
ASosCAs .laHa. i. -.'
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.'GnEAr bargains III damaged goods nj J. W.
Fetrel's. cornes Main and Twenty. frs, stlss,s,
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TuRkr pounds nails for 10 cents At Boyd's
Market equare. ,giEr ,1t:s1I-
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NAARIkA'S SUICIDE,
The Old Testament MnnuxcrIpt Frauds,
Manner or his Uentb, }

NV, YoRE, March l3.i-A cable TO the
Herald says: Solomon Shapiro, well known
In connection with the recent attempt to
sell in England a forged manuscript ot,ho'
Book Of Pentateuch, has committed sui
cideS having shot himself in the head with
a revolver at the hotel here. He had not
lett :his room for several days, aud on
forcing the door the police found his
bloody corpse lying upon the bed. Leucrs
were found proving that he was suffering
from meutsl alteration,
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THE MURDER TRIAL
Al Weston - YestcrtiAyH ProceediuKu.
Tie Defendant Takes the htnnu, ,lt

Al'%"A SV'tsPo"aeHtt VI HN AHttut1eHcfT. d. Y q
WESTON, ". Va, March lo.-The triaI
Of young Hall was continued to-day, mol
only with unabating, but with increased
interest. h & ag.f E1lA
tast evening before adjournment, what
putported 10 bs the death bed statement ol
Outright was belore the court But It
seemed that while the original declaration,
from which tho one In question was copied,
waP made when Outright thought he was
nearing death, the copied declaration In
court had been sisned by him the next
day after the taking Of the original, and ut
a time when Outright expressed the hope
Of getting well. So the original and fis.
signed statement was sent for and pro.
duced In court this morning.
This dying declaration carried out the
general testimony Of tho various witnesses
before examined. ro.I 80 'E
"A considerable part Of the morning was
spent by the attorneys in debating the ad.
mFsabilityoof the paper rs evidence, but
tug court overruled the objections and 1t
was admitted.
The main portion Of the testimony Of
the State was corroborative Of yesterdays
evidence. r'Gt N
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dire. RI DISASTER r:
In the Pocahontas, Virginia, Coal
Mines.
One Hundred and Fifty Miners
! q Entombed .2..;
wac tinS Gp-- ,tgg~a,a. b. ,.a,
lu the Bowels OF tho Earth and
,%.i Erightfully Mutilated.
~ m5lH -.stt Il .HLlila
Most OF tho Victims Of tho Explo.
sion Foreigners. y.
Many Of the Corpses Found Head
Z e4,1' less and Limbless. l..
TN n TArrthIn LinrOn aud Ey tnnt nr
The Terrible Force aud Extent OF
..+7>- the Explosion. :g':5'';'' -;

LYNcnnuId. Va, March l3-A special
from pocahoutaH, Tazewell county, this
morning sayE There was an explosion in
the coal mines here last night at l.;3O
o'clock, and from l25 10 l50 miners were
killed. y+g,
Further Intelligence irom Pocahontaa
represents the work Of destruction at the
coal mines as terrible and complete. There
were one, hundred and dity men*in the
mine at The time ot the explosion, not one
Of whom is believed TO have escaped.
Those mot killed outright by the terrible
force Of the explosion most likely perlshed
from The alter damp.
The cause oil the explosion is not yet
definitely ascertained, as the entries to the
mine arc all full of bad air, but the
presumption is that one Of tho miners
struck a c fissure Of gas. 80 Several
parties yentured into the mine this morn
Ing but could not long endure the foul al
mosphcre. ,..,.l. ~ un.,,,r. 500