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TuE four West Virginia district con.
ven,ions have been called, and each cor
yep.ion is to be held within its own dis
trc.. This is giving full ioEcs aud effect to
the new national rule. Republicans arc
Oh tho right track TO secure popular repre-
sen,a,on, aud that ia the wuy to select a
nanular nominee.
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BosriS, March q The c,ntroversy be.
tweenl two committees Of The Danrille
Allegheny 4 Ohio River Railroad Com.
pany's bon.lho!dess g at an end, the war
party, so'callcd, having conceded to the
wishts Of the m1j ,eity oi the bondholders,
aud the road wlllSa oncs bs foseclosed
under the plan oi.Austin Corbin and
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: THE COnISG CAUCUS.
On the horrlson Tariff Aitl-rhe Dem,
'Mll:: cruts In n DtIem mn.

On tho horrlson Tariff GiiI-rhe Demo.
ia.la crnts In N Dilemma. q.
WAsulS0roS, March 24.-The coming
caucns Of the Dsmocra', OF the House, on
the Morrisontarih bill, is the chief topic
Of discussion in Congre- 1ional circles. The
fiery Watterson has SO modified his ex-
pressionH as to quit his talE Of sending
Democrats-who-di Observation-Disclosures
Of the party. The compromieers
are hard ! work 10 reconcile the
discordants4. elements and bring the
two extremes: into harmony. II some
qnarters it is held that better feel.
ing prevails. a scheme has been prepared
which It is thought may be made the basis
Of party action. While the details have not
been settled it is understood that the meas.
ure will be one that gradts the percentage
OF the reduction In proportion to the
amount ofsdu;ies. 80 5g$ ! q
\ Thus on au article, the duty on which
is only 20 o.. 80 percent. the proposed re-.
ducsioa of duty will be 10 percent. While
VI aLt4Clee HLlCu ueAI uuLy Ol ~ or lUu
pe,csnt,f q II due,ion CT so or so perceut
will be made. It is alec proposed that the
treo list shall remain about asy 1t is, but
that all internal revenue taxes, save
that: on whisky, *ahall be abolished.
The reduction OF taxation that will bu af.
fected itis estimated would be about sixty
millions, The measure has been submit
ted to large nunbers OF Senators and men,
bers, all OF whom approve Of it, and it will
be presented to the caucus on Tuesday
evening: On the other band there are
many! membela who are opposed to any
action Il ANY sort. z. y5.,1 y -;
,Their!views will have expression in the
following resolution to be offered ia the
caucus, BY Gen. Shelley, OF Alabama: ),
"Firs:-That It is inexpedient, unwise aud
inpracticable to attempt any revision at
this session oi Congress- Second-If it were
wise and practicable, the Morrison bill does
not cure the evils complained Of. Third
That the harmony Of the party being para.
mount to the mere question Of revision, Of
the tariff, which canno,, under any c;rcum
stancts, ba accomplished ut this session,
the Ohio platform shall be declared as the
basis upon which all shades OF opinion on
the slbj-ct can be united.n 4 .7ij:: 4
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Wuu Col. Slilt. French and Major John
" Harris in the field, and several interior
no,.oflees to hear from, gallant Captain
phil Suydcr will have TO i" hustle" It
alsuys has seemed arrange that captain
would satisIy tho glorious Third, SO rich in
rod rips 'kuunela "and "msjabs."
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COLUMBIA, S. O., March 24-About day.
break this morning cyclone paesed over
this county three miles northwest OF
Columbia. Considerable damage was done
to farm property. Eye witnesses say that
the storm approached with a terrible
roaring sound, bursting upon the people
almost as soon as seen. E G. "a T.
Taylor hearing the storm coming called his
vile, who jumped from bed and ran into
the next room followed by her husband.
Almost instantly the building waa leveled
and the heavy timbera pressed Taylor and
his wife to the floor. Both were severely
huYt 'Is-. ,N7stI Hf7i- ,fr= .sTa sl#a.F -
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Tup First District Convention hes been
fixed lor MoundsvilIc, April q, so that
delegates may take that convention in on
tss way to Martinsburg. 1t does not fol-
low tbs. the ssme delegates will be sent 10
both conventions, but the action OF the
committee con,emplstea that probability.
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Paor. JAMES A. ,SxwsLt A. NJ, NJ. ID !, ui
Medical Faculty, L-vsi Uuiversity, Q1sbec,
s,aies: u u have found C9ldes' liquid Besi
tonic patticulsr'y useful In advanced stages
OF consumn'ion weakness. dyspepsia and ali
has been retained whea every other ar,icis ri
food was rejected. PAista6e aud Teasvs ii
'digsatiol. iska 10 toa1ttastj - xsyAy " !
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TIlucu I.CRtlx.

BosToS, March 24-The Post tomorrow
will print ssveral columns Of letters from
Democratic members Of the Legislatures Of
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Mac,a.
chusetts and Connecticut, in which the
writers give their preferences for presiden-
tial candidate. Tilden leads in each Slate,
save Massachusetts, where he and Butler
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RIVER NEWS,
aotes about the Steamboats,. Bnnk Briefs
iggeF nnd 1e'egrnphic neports.
The daily packets were all on time yester.


holes About the steamboats,, Bnnk Briefs
igTe[ and 1e'egraphic Reports.
The daily packets were all on time yester-
day. fI ~ - - '-,I
The et. Lawrence leaves Cincinnati this
evening on her up river trip. ~
The coal a.et has nesry all sf,rtsd nm the
river once more with toes of emplies.
Pilots Corns and Martin srs standing
watches at the wheel CT the Andes at pres
ent. - -. : r. f''' !
The Katie Stockdale down and the Emma
Graham up, are both due at this point this
morning. '1 : - -
The Hawk sunk two coal fl,ts, cont,;pine
ABOUT ooo bushols of coal, below Mingo yes.
terday morning. 1 t-J - 50 :,
Charlie Knox, ono Of the clever clerks on
me Andes stopped of at Harma., his home,
'h's trip on account Of sickness in bis family.
The river was falling steadily yesterday.
last night the marks indicated depth OF is
ieet Inches In The channel. Business OH
tho lsves was dull. .5Is,IsI7 ls.1i :,
Hiram Hill, the well-known steamboat
wreeker, is on his way from Cuiro TO Point
Pleesan', 10 See what CON be doro with the
U. W. Anderson, which lies on the bottom
near the Ohio shore. ~, : '.s.l7,s ~, A
The W. n. Chandler ID. due down to-mol-
row morning earouie for Charlfs,o and 9th
er points on the K.nawha river. The Chan
ce,!or 1s Trim, clean little csaft, command
ed by a'p,pu'ar set CT gentlemen who h4ye
done much 10 establish the stonmer as i per
maLent fi1tura in the trade. Shippers and
pe7sengs1s will consult their interests by
patroniz;ng tho Chancellor.
TIE Andes arrived Fl, nj Cincinnati about
o'clock las. evening with only lieht Trim.
Htr return trip will bs good ote, however,
~ she has several large engagements at this
port 6he wi leave at 3 clock this after.
noon.l The Andes 10 d large, elegantly ap.:
pointed stern wheelsr. and can ples1a both
parsepger snd shipper. Capt Charlie II able :
man is IN command as usual. lt:EEE: ~
The Charleston Leader says: ~, G, Tomn.
kins, James Calvert Il. T. Tompkins, VIM
talleS ard John Bann!ster have hought and
put IN tbs Charleston, Cedar Grove and Can.
Melton trade tho steamer Handy. This Ii
ths hnest freight aud passenger boat that es.:
er ran ths Upper KauaTha. She Is Ia5 tons
burden, and ia c'esu, we'll furnished aud fast:
James Caivert is master. o. B. Tompk ms
clerk and Musty Snyder pilot" q7I5I
The following cosl shipments have beer,
made from Pittsburga since tia last report:
John Penny, Tor Cincinnati. -12 burgae. IA .
wy bushel': VIM. Bonar, II barees. Is a ~,
io0. 900 busheli; Joe Walton, for Louisville, s
0oats, barges, l luel boat, PIG 0O0 bushels;
Jim Wood. boa's, bsrges, 22D 900 bush els;
u. v: WOOD, bos'B. htrges, "a, U00 husael,
making total OF 005, coo bushels. The Jos
Stone, Tor Cincinnati, and San Miller, for
Louisville, will probably get out to-day. ,
b M
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Opcniss tho Eouu,n;n,

10 numbsrless bnlbs bsnsnth the skin 10 5. :.
cfeted tue lq7:d substance which gives the
mar rs texture, color and gloss When this
come dry. lustre css, brittle and gray, ls
that the condt,ion Of yonr hair Ii 81 ap.
ply Pasket's H.ir Ba sam at oucs. It viii
restore the color, gic.s and lie ny renewing /
tha action Oh nAtnra. The Bslsslu ~ not an
OF, not dye, but ~ elegsnt toilet article,
highly appreciated bscauss OF i,s cleanliness. J.
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INSTEAD oi oiholdipg convention at Char.
lesion why doesn't the Democratic ma.
chine announce It's delegates to the
National Convention and ita new State
Committee? Il would eve trouble and
expense, without, perhaps, materially
ehecting the result.
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ANOTHER GAS STRIKE.
A Strong Flew Obtained Mt the barclay
yssER'. Il Vol No. a. - .l ge,.-.5= g

: Alter the numerons discouragements en-
conntered In this yieiaity In the search 10.
natural gas. 1t is almost rs startling 10 hesr OF
successful we'll orcs mere as It was when
gas WAS fist struck at WeIsbure, at Barclay
well No. L. Yesterday forenoon the arillers
81 me Barclay well No. 2, after drilling for
which promised to reward their search,
pierced vein ct gas which came
roarngS and bubbling out CT the
surfacs hole with no;s, like distant thun.
uer, forciuga column OF water straight into
the air for distance OF over ono hundred
feet, aud with such enormous ftr;s ~ to de-
moissh the root Of tSs derrick and scatter II
in fragments. HR l-I-''II -
The wo'kmen Had from the shower cf wa-
ter, boards, dirt and deb,is. After the hole
was pretty we'll cleaned out, work was re-
sumed, and the drilling will be continued
until the we'll is as deep as the frst one.
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sox,D,py has discovered that General
Sherman would except a nomination from
,ho Democrats. They couldn't elect him ii
hs did. principlr1a, well AZ men are going
n hive weight With this debating society
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EAST LIVERPOOL, March 2i.-In The Re.
publican primary election Saturday, q
vote wrs taken for the first choice for
President, aud Blaine received 600 Of the
675 vote cast. Lincoln wei the unani.
nous choice for second place. gst
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!. FloQdH In h1innssafn.

iWlSoSA, MINI, March 24.-The small
streams generally are rising. The bridge
over the Zumbro river at Kellogg, thirty
miles west Of iWiuona, on the river divia-
ion Of the O., N. 4 Y. P:;R'y, IL in danger.
The north bound passenger and ias. mail
50 10 ST.. Paul via o Owattona, over tho
:Winona &St% Peter r, R. 49, .ss.;. ::'g'
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PIrrsnuReu, March 24-The reported
contemplated reduction in 3 railroaders
wages receives no ctedence among train
men in this city. The Pennsylvania Rail-
road officials say the freight businef1 is
dull but not more 80 than usual in this
city. This may result in a reduction OF
tie Working for3e, Out No eusin wages. 81:
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A VISION OF HEAVEN
As Seen by Baptist Convert y no was

Az Seen by Baptist Convert y ho W M
,=7,,-,f Immersed. ,r4, a., u. ~
PnlLApELrIlA, Pa, March icoot17A
special to the Press from Reading, Pa. sayt:
Nellie Himmelrlch, aged II, pretty dark.
haired girl, is now lying in eemi.con-
scious condition at tho residence Of Fred
erick Rsinhold, OF OPS North Sixth street.
Her limbs are perfectly rigid, but at in
tervals, when her mind is sufficiently
rational TO enable hcr to speak intelligent
]y, she gives vivid descriptions oiheaven
aud the appearance Of tho angels. The
girl vas baptizsd III the icy water OF the
river here laat Sunday, and aince then has
been laboring under much religious ex.
citement. .5 gJ5..~-.a4,.. -,
Her pastor is Rev. Nluaselman, Of the
Evangelical Mennonite Church, who ID nj.
most constantly in attendance. lie eail
today: II have no doubt but that Nellie
is now, in the came condition as: was St.
John when he was witnes, OF the wen.
dera OF Heaven, described In the. Book OF
Revelations. 1t is given 10 but few peo.
pie to experience such manifestation,
and I believe tha! this girl is divinely
favored. She is given a glimpse Of The
great beyond, 60 that she can tell us, her
friende, all that she raw" ts7 :&9iE lT0-
To the preacher the the gil said in one
OF her talkRtive moments: TgiAtI 1T} 17G
II am in Heaven. can zee Jesus and
many beautiful angels. g v
II don't want 10 come back. The angels
have crowns on their heade, and trumft /.
in their hands. ! hear tho grandest music
The streets are all Of sold, snd everything
is beautiinl and bright. The angels
the glorious hosts are all dree7ed in White
The girl gives very graphic de .crintiops o
what she sees and relates biblical iscI
which, it is positively asserted. she ;neye
knew before her present condition. ; He
language is far above that which she Gus
I itolhariy Gse11.s .s'!1 1s;sf6,s Ean5s1sroi-ps -pso5,
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nc an error in tho types in yesterdays
,.,s,,,rEycxr, ~ "duly credited delegates
's'l" ~, msle 10 read "only credited delegateH'
~, "41 r,ll for the Second District Repub.
- CONVENTION.
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&. That HAcKlNo CoueH can be 10 quickly
cared BY sh'loh's Cure. We tee it. 4
:, WILL Yov eusrEa with Dyapep psa and Liver
complainn shiloh's Vilsllzer Is guaranteed
10 cure you. 4 r. - :, :
eLfErLks% NloH1a, made mise.ablo by tha!
t terrible cough. bhiIoh's Cure Is tho remedy
z CATAhHH CuRkp health and sweet breath
saeured by sdilsh's Ca,arrh Remedy. Prizes
olcsnt1 Nasal Injector free.
y For sale by McLaao Bros. snd A. T. Young.
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Tur war en- American ,iudustriea turns
oil, 10 be real fighting, The Democratic
lssde,s thought It would be holiday
pa,ale, 3 picnic, or an old-fashioned
barbecue, with p!enty to eat and no end Of
f,a t,biskEy Hi
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r,p rhiIl pa,r.c. Republican, Conven-
Man nitl bv held at Charleston, April %.
Il l. expected 'hl, come in'trelt will DO
shaxn IN the selection OF delega!es TO the
National Convention.
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LEXINGTON, kyy March 24.-Riley
Herde was arrested here to-day at the iu-
stance Of The Sheriff Of Green county,
Tenn, on charge Of numbering Mr..
Hunter, who was murdered February IA,
in Green county, Tenn, by a eunshot fired
through the window. Herds ia very nes.
vous and evidently knows something about
the9mnrder. His brother, Alfred He1de;
was arrested in Green county and bound
over 10 the circuit on the sams charge laat
ueok I733 ~ .E-rr 'T--- s-t7E :
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lWASHINToN NOTES,

The Senate Committee on Public Lands
has agreed to report favorably the nomina.
tion ot; Brewster Cameron as Receiver Of
Public Moneys sas Tucson, Ar zona. bit
The proposition to appropriate $500, 900
to protect the city Of New Orleans from the
overflow Of the Mississippi river wss de.
ieated yeaterdayby q vote Of 05 yeas 10
ll6 nays, l.5 S} y i Y .:iys 55&"
i: The Treasurer of the United States has
commenced preparing drafts for tho pay.
ment Of claims for rebates OF tobacco tax,
and will forward tho drafls al rapidly as
settlements are made by the FIRST Comp.
troller. Z. Z. y ,s3.s
Z Senator Blair from tho Pension Commit.
tee reported favorably the House bill grant.
ing pension Of SIS per month 10 Mary E.
Murray, invalid daughter OF Col.sWm. &,
Murray, ofthe 81 b Regiment Pennaylvania
Volunteers, who was killed at Winchester,
Va, March %, 1862. The committee re-:
ported adversely to bill to grant Private
Dllzell arrears Of pension. q - 5
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sE"L - Us Play: va are married" said little
Edith, .and ] wilE bring. nv dolly and
says See baby; papa ""Yss," replied
Johnny, "and I will say, Don't bother
mellow; Il want to- look through the
's,..', S':!;,zI ~ II
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wn,1 orccptitY eau get 1t passed to
"' . g,Iyer pylyer, ~ 1t were? That is
.mn"'u"re.ion,-Mmy m'u q Deti:
w,, Trfsr men complain that they
""%" AZ, making thoir fsl.-a good time for
a'' ,',,,rq w. man" 10 elyc his bacon.

fAI0u, tlimGT Itush,
ua,rc es usul The ItUn p'ince%
wv -E,u boa Literary B'redn.
ca,G, EoatbJw elisI'-
BhOIi, the CALLED j@e "inces.
-rlor,. Of silty thousand Iarmers.
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II democratic NOminationsa % Mt steu b cnyilie
Special Di1'atca to the httHigencr. ''-
srEunRSviLLE, o., March 24.-The Dem.
Gratis tonight nominated local officers as
follows: Councilmen, First, Ward, John
Kithcart; Second, VIM. H. Harter; Third,
Oscar Bresheal; Fourth, james Trothe,;
Fifth, Wm. Forbes; SIKH, John McFsr-
land; Water Works Trustees, Lewis An.
dereon and VIM, X. Peters.
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q PorTsvlLLE, March "a Two men were
buried this afternoon by a mine caving in,
a lescuing party is at work, but there ia
little hope OF finding the victims alive !,
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Downeu By .t,e HJnn.n

NV YSoRK, March GA !, wrestling;
match for $500 u side, Z between Captain
JANUS D5ly% heavy weight sparrer and
wrestler, and Matsada Savacheki, ). the Jap.
anese champion,,ook place to night in the
presence = several hundred spectators,
-Four fallsawere ito bena wrestled. ~ two
catch ss catch can, and two in the j apan.
ese style. NsDaly won the toss and chose the
American style first, In Sc seconds he was
lying illt on his back with the Jap nstrad-
die. In the SECOND bout, which was &C:
cording to Japaneses ru.es, DAILY
was on the floor ut the end OF /: 10
seconds. Daily. refused to wrestls after this
claiming q foul which the referee would
not allow, and the match was awarded
s!vocheki. Day weighed 220 pounls, or
IS more than the Jap, and stood inches
higher, ssi = .s i. ,!.-,iE'g allI}s7
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A. t,ea trader eau VIM" aayu General
,,s. S," ", i. lps been sald that Grant Ia
m ,iattsinRn.
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penn.ylynuin LcxlsIa,o "a, Choice,

NJ TFcHHsyKSWuf" EcktH1HKVtb IOHUECes
HARRlsnuRd, March 24.-The Telegraph
published the preferences Of the Pennayl.
vania Legislature fer Presidential candi.
dates. The result among the Republican
Senators and Assemblymen is recapitulated
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&SHALE's Hauty Of llo:eLound and Tar will
arrest ey.'y a!lu:en, Of tho lungs throa. or
ohtst. s5s-g 7iiFs ..;.yr9a2 ~ .l.It' ~ 7F1 =,
pikea Toothache Ijrc ps cars In ons minute.
For the esln.-:G!ena,s snlrri.ur Soap. So,
!; K. ii e Z s ~ ], IS, s-3'!Sty ANyAN
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call. When In a france her body becomes
perfectly etia, and she is apparently IN.
WARY WKEsTLEisy,
Ross bcfents Mclaughlin n for this Cham.
t,tg..l pIOMslIlE, no BLOOD. ~ NJ [. .IlN.]


t'bs pionsiip aud $1,000. isl,7l
CLEVELAND, o., March 24.-Duncan @.
Ross, Of Cleveland, and Col. J. H. Nc.
Laughlin, Of Detroit, contended In Euclid
Avenue Opera House Tonight ior s., 900 a
side and the mixed wrealling champion.
ship Of the world. E. II. Gilman, Of Ds-
trolt, was referee. Thomas Curry, OF Oleve.
land, was umpire for Ross, and "Parson"
Davies, OF Chicago, for Mclaughlin. Both
men stripped In tlue condition, Ros7 weigh.
log l05 and Mclaughlin 2lO pounds. The
first bont WAS G,T,o.Roman. The men
stepped on the atage at $50. Ro:s won q
fall In 10 minutes. Mrs. Ross, who occu.
cupied a proscenium box, presented her
husband with basket OF flowers. Roas
threw Mclaughlin with a half.neck hall.
body lock. 41g fTI5I
After. twenty minutes rest the men
wrestled q second bout, collar and elbow,
in jackets. Mclaughlin won in eight
,mtrt.es BY efoes toe lock. M3g ~.
lu tho final bout, catch aa catch can,
Mclaughlin wished to wrestle with jsckets,
Rots objected, The referee decided in
view ol no stipulation in the articles OF
agreement they, must wreatls without
Jackets. Ross put Mclaughlin rqusre on
bis back in fifteen minute1, with full neck
lock, whining the fall and the match. 2
Mclaughlin stepped to tho front OF the
Stage and acknowledged he had lost, but
sud he was ready to wrestle again in two
weeks Tor $1,000 with jackets. R3ea &C.
ceptod II the match be three falls in FIVE.
Mclaughlin agreed, and the mon are to
mets again II three weeks, in a mixed
match, TWO falls, collar and elbow, two
toh-as.cstch can, with Jackets, one
Graeco.R Roman. Roas refuses, however, 10
wresile in DStrnit, Va : "a 80
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ueatrOYel
The 9WLgert Murder rrInl Verdict.

The Swigert BInr.ier rrInl Verdict.
Sptcia! Dtpalch to thc Inie2igcnter. ~ ....
.WEsr; Union, w. Va, March 24.-The
jury in the case Of the State against swigert,
for the killing Of BOUCHER, brought in a
verdict this q evening OF murder in the
second degree,
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The Democratic legislators are divided
between Randall and Tilden. The reca.
pitulation jsas iollowe:
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Qhe gntelligeatsf:

- IA rr,, ~ ruurtcrni" Strcet'
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NO CoLoRED APPOINTMENT.

lie hes not made, 80 far as'I can recol-
lect, single appointment Of colored
man, or recogn;z,d him in any way. I am
not sure tha. he would not get the full vote
OF the colored element in tho North. I
think very highly Of Prelident Arthur, and
tho colored people would so think were it
not for this fact that be, Of all the Republi-
can Presidents, has omitted 10 recognize
the negro in any way. He was friend OF
the negro in earlier days. He argued aud
won the Lennon caue in Sew York, in
which u Southerner had brought his slaves
there aud attempted to hoid them there
and force them back into slavery; and he
also argued and won the case which gave
to the co!orsd people the right to ride in
public conycyauces in the State Of New
York; which had been denied them. In.
deed he we3 30 highly regarded in this
line that his Office was looked upon in
some ser 50 as sort Of underground rail-
way s'1.ion, aud 1t is the more remarkable
under these circumstances that he should
have nov forgotten the race Tor which he
fought so nobly in Lis early days II Ar
thur should In the immediate future recog-
nize the race IN almost any way by the Rp.
pointment Of some intelligent colored man
to some postoiliceoi note he would, 1 think,
get the entire strength OF tue negroes in
the doubtful States. l., b,