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a Warrant for Charles Il. Stephens.

CHICAGO. Dec. PA warrant is out for the
arrest of Charles Z. Stephens. cashier
Of the Chicago, Wilmington and Yer
million Coal Company, who has been
missing since last Friday. The officers of the
company decline to make any state
ment, but it is asserted on appar-
emily reliable authority that Stephens is
short in his accounts to the amount of $40, 900.
Gambling is said to have caused his downfall.
He was implicitly trusted 1t is believed he has
fled TO Canada
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Failure of ward. stanton & Co.

NEwBURa, N. Y, Dec. A.-Ward, Stanton &
Co.. steamboat builders, have made an assign
ment to James Beggs of the firm of Beggs 81
Co., of New York The schedules are not OBJ
tainable One hundred and seveDty-five men
are thrown out of work. The firm hopes to 60
on with business as soon as the inventory is COM
pleted. The troubles began in a large fire two
years ago. when the firm lost $50 600 its
Insurance. The liabilities are estimated at $780,,
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Hope Ark, Dec 24-This evening, at G
o'clock, fire was discovered in S. B. Woods store,
and it speedily extended to the stores of W. G.
Wood & Son, A. A. Lee, Bracy & Gibson.
and F NJ. Thompson. all of which were destroyed
and Woods's loss is $12, GOO insurance, SIS. 200
a. A. Lee. insurance $1,000; loss unknown
The total loss is estimated at $25 900.
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The National Tube Works.

PITTsBUKe, Dec. pa. w. Bachelor, mana
ger of the National Tube Works, at McKeesport,
Pa, says the shut down which takes place this
evening is only for repairs and as far as he
knows all departm ents will resume after the
holidays Among the workmer the impression
is quite general that when the works start up
wages will be reduced
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Boston, Dec. 24.-R w. Carter 6 Co., pro
prietors of the Commonwealth Hotel and Ocean
House. Swampscott, have failed. Unsecured ha-
bilities $50 900: the principal assets are the fur
niture of the hotels. The firm offer 20 cents
cash ON the dollar or rs cents in notes running
three, six and nine months. The failure is at
tributed to the burning of the Ocean House.
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LOUISVILLE, Dec 24.-James A. Hart, pro
prietor of Harris bargain store and vice presi-
dent of the Louisville Base Ball Association filed
a deed of assignment in court to-day. He says
mis- liabilities are small, and he will be able to
meet them.
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BELoIT Wis, Dec. A,-Fire was discovered
in the parsonage Of the Catholic society of this
place, to-day aud the flames were soon commu-
ncated TO the Catholic Church adjoining. Both
buildings were destroyed, Loss on the church
building 81. 900: insurance. Sc. 600. Loss on the
dwelling, 81 OO0i insurance. 81 900
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spread to Sarver & Co. s dry goods store and the
dwellings Of Samuel Trampton and w. S. Alex
ander, adjoining. destroying an entire block
The loss aggregates $4,000, on whihh there is
SIG 0nn irsnran cn
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900 Much DOMESTIC Trouble.


Special to the Indianapolis journal.
LAFAYETTE Dec M.-Goaded By domestic
trouble, John Gray, an old and wealthy farmer,
residing near Pine Village. committed suicide
this morning by hanging himself in barn.
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Steamship News.

LONDON, Dec. 24-Arrived Habsburg from
New York
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 4--Arrived British
Prince, from Liverpool
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An Entire Rlook Bnrnod.

CLARION, Pa. Dec. 24,-At an early hour this
morning fire broke out in the dwelling house and
grocery store of B, II. 1rampton, and quickly
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A New Line of philanthropy.

BosToS, Dec. PA lady has submitted to the
mayor a scheme to create fund, the income of
which is to be used for the care of the teeth of
childrenin the primary schools, Sheproposes to
contribute 5000, and hopes others may become
interested.
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Terrible Ending of Trivial Quarrel.
Special TO tho indianapolis journal
ALTAMoNT, Dee. 24-At a dance, last night,
in the vicinity of Goeue's mill, about eight miles
northwest of this place. Enoeh Logue and Will
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For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee-Gen-
orally fair weather, northerly winds becoming
variable, slight fall in temperature.
For the Upper Lake Reglon-Generally fair
weather, nearly stationary temperature variable
winds
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ILLINOIS.
Two TraInps Fatally and Others Seriously
scaIded by Escaping Steam.

scaIded by Escaping Steam.
LIEcoLN, Dec. "a Last night thirteen tramps
slept on top of the boilers of the coal-shaft here
About o'clock this morning, one Of the number
accidentally turned the blowout valve, allowing
steam and hot water from the boilers to escape,
burning and scaldng eight of the men severely;
two of them, it is thought cannot survive. All
the men became panic-stricken and found diff
Guilty in escaping from the building. They were
all burned badly about the face, throat and
head, and several badly scalded on their bodies.
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Specific. r. s. BRADFORD, Tptonville, Tenn.
CANCER FOR MANY YEARS-A servant has
been afflicted for many years with cancer on her
nose which resisted all sorts of treatment She was
cured entirely with Swift's Specific
JOHN HILL Druggist, Thomson, Ga
NOSE EATEN 0FF.--A young this
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NJ. F. CEUMLEY NJ. D., ogethorpe Ga.
have seen remarkable results from the of
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under my own eyes.
REV. ]. H. CAMPBELL, Columbus, Ga
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Local Observations.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. "a.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.

Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Dee. 25, A. NJ. }
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Schedule of Assets and Liabilities of tho
Broken Washington Bank.
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So 80. rsIT 10
ecnb In bhcen,

NE Stock Journal it x 81 z III (, 4 I, a III,
Tho great American remedy for scab in
sheep 10 tobacco. Twenty-Five to one hun.
bred gallons Of rain.water and FIVE pounds
Of sulphur will cure one hundred sheep
after Rhearing. d II will take more when in
full fleece. Soak the tobacco In one hun
bred gallons Of rain-water twenty.four
hours; wiring It dry as you can. Put the
water into a vat three and bali feet long,
two and q half feet deep. Heat with hot
rocks, or better, old irons, to l20 degrees.
Throw in pound OF sulphur, and you are
ready to dip sheep. Fix a platform Of
matched boards twelve feet long on tho
side I your vat to slant into the vat, 80
that as the sheep are dipped and placed on
It the LIQUID will run back into the vat,
thus saving the dip-Ast the platform lllls
up with sheep, pass them on
from the upper end where they have drain.
ed the longest. Keep the bath warm by
using the hot rocks or irons as the temper
AZURE falls. Continue to put In the sulphur
from time to time rs the dipping goes on.
Put them in gently, carefully, and all over,
II badly Rcsbbel use stiff brush on the
worst places. One minute In the bath Ia
enough. Ono man to catch. two to dip
and one to keep up the temperature and
pass the sheep over the top Of the plat.
form will dip five hundred in q day. In
two weeks repeat this process. These dip.
pings will cure the worse cases. Either re.
move the sheep 10 new lots, sheds and
pastures, or give a most thorough cleaning
up and washing with the dip Of all The
rubbing places, racks, fences, etc. To BIZ
sale, change lois entirely.
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uErUDLlUAN NATIONAL IIUKET.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

It IL ordered that Convention Of TIC State DO
held ut PAr4eisbuig on NedD,tday July 80 1881, at
10 o. lock A. NJ TO III inmate tandidatts Tor Cover.
nor, Stale superintendent. Of Fec schools, AUDI.
Tor, Treasurer, attorney Jene,al, and two Judges
Of the supreme Court Of Appeals, to DO votci Tor
II tho general election 70 b. held Oh the second
Tuesday Of October Le1t; and 10 Nominate nix
Presidential electors 10 DO voted for Ut The Pres
dental election 10 b. held Oh tho fourth day Of
November next; oLelec! d State Central tommit'
tsc, and 10 transact such other business rs may
come DO Gre Said onvontoR.
The Republican e!cctUis OF West Virginia And All
other voters without regard 10 past political AMIR
tl1ns, who arc Oppo.ed TO the counc OF tie Demo-
Cratic administration OF This state In creating q
dso, In violation Of tho CIpres proyiaions oil our
Co l.t!.uliyn 10 the oppIa sve an esmeuts illegal.
" imposed upon the people; 10 the unequal snd
b Itoepsome taxation caultd by the supplemental
sessmenl order Of the pIctont administration; all
who favor tho low cat taxation compatible With tho
public interest; OF elevating and GieniIyny Amer.
icsn lAbor; protecting anu extending lcine indus
tries: giving lice poIu ar education 10 The masses
OF the peope; set utlpg IKE suf 80 and MI honest
counting Il ballots enec.ually protecting all hu.
man rights In every section Of our common coun.
try and who desiIc 10 promLte friendly feeling
and permanent haimsny through the State by
maintaining State sud Government pledged 10
these objects and principles, are cordially Invited
10 attend this Convention md participate In its de-
llbemtonS 6s.
We would recommend to County Committees
elrly action In the matter CT holding csnny meet
lnyE Tor thA pttyN nj q
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,--e-9- -yf-r-st.-I7--. - ---.---'
Tie surgery u iicnnty.

A Nav York surgeon hcl performed a
feat in the line Of his protection which not
only Rlves him fame but suggests radical
new departure in surgery. A girl had been
operated on in Germany for cancer in the
face. An ugly hole was left in the cheek,
the mouth; was swry, and altogether the
maiden was not comedy to look upon. At
her own solicitation the surgeon took her
in hand. For nearly two years the work
went on, operation after operation, until
there were twenty Of them.
The first thing WAS to get flesh to put in
the cheek. This was done by cutting an
incision in tho foreingar Of the right hand,
making a flesh flap in the left arm and to
that binding the cut finger. The lssh grew
to the finger and ives finally severed lroimrr
the arm. Then awound wrs made in thus,
face, and the hand bound against that 50
that the ht1h Zap would grow into the
cheek. In time the flap VIZ severed from
the hand, and there IVES a new cheek,
probably with the peach bloom on it. The
mouth was sewed up at one end and cut at
the other to make it take lis proper place
beneath the nose. Only a few scars remain
to tell tho tale, and it is thought that time
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]. A. Smith, a Gainesville, Ga, merchant.
ssys: "For years / was victim to the com.
bined effects OF EcysiEelss and an aggravated
type OF Eczsns, that bGtil ed all medical skill.
] CONSULTED the very best physicians In the
lifted States TO no rood purpose. gave
every patent medicine that was recommet ded
faithful trial and received no benefit, l
took large quantities of potash and pin,
cup iull OF a.senic pills. The patent medi.
cine, pills and potash mixtures fed instead o,
curing the diseste. They destroyed nv an.
petite and wrecked my sysem-I lost flesh
and energy-1 lost three years from nv bust.
ness and spent s.. 600 In a fruitless etfsrt to
regain my heslta. At last, when began TO
consider my case hopeless, I commenced
taking 8. s. g., and in short time was en-.
tirely cured. I waited year after cure
was effected, AVID continued TO take Swift.
bpeci do of and on as a sort OF safeguard, be.
lure WAS willing TO make public this maj.
vslous cure. Being assured beyond the DOS.
sibiliIy Of doubt that the cure was perma.
nent, wrote this history Of my case for til.
benefit OF my fellow men. ~
My skin is now as smooth as II wa, when a
boy. l weigh more than ever. did in nv
lie, and my general health WIS mayer better.
passed through last winter which was AZ
unusually cold ons), without losing a single
day from my business. For the last twelve
months have had no return OF the erysipa.
las In any shape or form, or any touch O!
ecz,ms." +. 4. 2 ~ "A i5s-s
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
frae. Y AT +. r. (. - - :
The Swift Specific Co.. Drawer 8, Atlanta.
Ga. $50 W.,23-! Street, N. y, and 1905 Chest.
nut Street, Pnila n q, l..S5,555
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will deal kindly with these. The girl 10
happy, for her appearance Is much i'm.

will deal kindly with these. The gill Is
happy, for her appearance Is much i'm.
proved. NJ 3S)5 u
Z II this can be done why not other slmi.
lar surgery 2 Unhappily there are some
homely girls in this world. Why not
hand them over to skilllul, ingenious and
artistic surgeons with an eye for "'the good,
the true and the beautifully Who has not
seen woman who would be beautiful Il
Il were not for nose that looks very well
on her father or her big brother, but
doesn't accord at all with her general cast 2
Sometimes It is the mouth-too large or
too small, or III shapen to a degree that
spells the whole face. Perhaps the fault
Is In tho lipa-too thick or too thin, lack.
ing in pleasing expression, and not invlt.
Ing. Here Is q chance for clever surgeon
to lay under obligation 10 him his patient,
and it may DO come promising young man
who has been visiting elsewhere.
In tho matter OF ears there Is wide field
for reform. A little woman with small
face and big ears has littlo chance OF being
called to preside over happy home. For
somo reason well.balanced men will brave
anything in woman but big earB'-a fact
which tho scientists have lodged as
problem which Is beyond their powers.
But science progresses. Surgery. has i'm
proved since 1t has taken a distinct and
highly honorable place as branch Of med.
zeal practice. The surgeon Of the future
who will comfort the women tfil,cted with
homelincss es we'll as those who break
their legs, will feefas much real Joy to
have reset nose, IN ear or mouth as to
have reduced dialocation. Allah be
praised there lisa future for the homely
woman. ,AE5t rs & ~.
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The boiling Of certain Republicans and
Republican newspapers gives great encour-
f. sgement to Democrats. There is nothing
surprising OF unnatural about this. Every
voice and vote and press from the Republic
can side is SO much lost to the Republican
party. 1t does not follow that what the
Republicans lose the Democrats gain. The
New York Times, whose bolt has given so
much comfort 10 the Democracy. gives no.
tice that it goes outside the Republican
party to throw stones in the hope Of cur
ing patient which it takes TO be in bad
way. But the Times gives further notice
that 1t has not become, and does not intend
to become Democratic newspaper. So
with that eminent boiler Mr. George Will
lam Curtis-he takes little excursion in
to q far and strange country in aeerch of
healing herbs to bind up the Republican
party's wounds. That eminent political
boxer, Mr.. Carl Schu1z, is amusing him.
self in similar wsy. There's more Of the
same kind. -
The Boston Independents are holding
outinducements to the Democracy, but it
Is not at all certain that the Democracy
will give them Cleveland, who 8: ems to be
their ultimatum. And il they were to get
Cleveland there is no guarantee that they
wouldn't change their minds and want
somebody else. Rsformers Of their stamp,
who have no principles to speak Of, and
are chasing around after ideal men, with
out knowing iuet what they want when
they see it, are not a safe basis on which 10
found Democratic victory. They may
harrac1 the other side little, but they are
too uncertain q quantity to tic to. Oh
course the Republican party .wants all the
members and all the help it can get; but
there are worse things that can happen to
a party than de-ertion. It would have
been worse to have had thcls boilers
pretend to support the party nominees and
platform while they had no heart in the
work. 1t is much better to hsvo them a,
they are and where they are. We know
where to fud them any fine morning, and
that is something in a political campaign.
n Il is TO DO borne in mind that this is in
effect free trade stampede. Almost with
out exception the boiling men are free
traders; without exception the boiling
newspapers are revenue reiormers-which
means the same thing. The New York
Times is the uncompromising opponent Of
prolec.on-owned and conducted by a
foreigner who is said never to have been
naturalized-who is certainly not in sym
pathy with American politics and require
mentl. The Boston Adrertissr is q raw
material paper. The other boilers hadn't
far to 60; for they were independent, not
Republican, and they were nearly all free
trade ofgans-ot which the Philadelphia
hcmd is q striking example.
There is another element in the cam.
palgn which is not so noisy as the boilers
we arehearing Of, but they are boiling, and
they are boiling from tho Democratic party.
We have some Of that kind in West Viz
ginia. They are lookiugtor American prin.
ciples and American men, and they think
they fad them in the platform, the. rscord
and the Nominees Of the Republican party,
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, BREAKFAST BUDGET

Georgia peaches are so cents a box in
New York.
The young colored people Of Waco, Tex,
arc giving comic opera.
There arc 1000 school teachers in Ar
kansas, 500 Of whom arc colored. @
Gan Francisco's assessed valuation is this
year $50 600, 900, an increase OF s., 600, 900.
A clay which can be utilized in the man.
ufacture Of putty has been discovered in
Attala, Mics.
The East Mississippi Insane Asylum Is
about completed, and will SOON be ready
Tor occupancy.
The Boston Society to Encourage Home
Study now has one thousand members in
all parts OF the country.
There is o German evening paper in
New York City whose inside is Republic
can aud outside Is Democratic.
Several OF the ladies in Atlanta, Ga, are
getting up what they call congress Of
kids"-that is to say baby show.
Tho new mode in Paris OF disposing Of
babies not needed is to take them to
church and leave them under seat.
The act passed by the Kentucky Legis.
lature prohibiting the saie Of illustrated
police literature has gone into effect.
Six.shooters have superseded bells az
Dallas, Texas, as fire alarms. Over two
hundred shots we're fired on the occasion
Of recent blszs. e.
A cat The other day rode on the hy-wheel
oil an engine in Montreal for nearly 20, 900
revolutions, and yet beyond being little
dazed WAS in no way injured. 15 S.
An escort Of soldiers now accompany
every train upon the Mexican Central rail-
road. This is coneidered necessary on &C.
count Of the constant efJrls to wreck the
train. = f i3 :iIs5fl13 s
Mis- Marion Booth, female compositor
in the Pascagouls, Miss. Star flee, is only
10 yeara old. but she sets l, 200 ems solid
long primer, newspaper measure, in one
hour. ~ s=ss s7ie
In the interior Of British Columbia all
the bitches and many creeks are dry, the
grass Is burning, the young grain is al
ready dropping, and the cattle must soon
suffer. Rain cannot save ths-crops in
some districts.
The graves Of the Confederate soldiers
who fell OF the battle Of Tshomingo
Creek, Mississippi, will be decorated on
the 20:h inst. at Bstbams, Mississippi.
It is twenty years since the battle was
fought. 4 Z
A couple, whom quarrel separated 6t-
teen years ago, but who were never iii,
Yorced, were reunited at Monahsn, Tex,
recently, and went of on second honey
moon. The husband aud wife were aged |
70 and 60 years respectively.
Running on the range OF Tom Earnest, |
in Colorado, there is bull branded with
several "hssh knive," and the words I'm.
diana bad as hi; July 4, 1874" On one
OF the Platte ranges COW runs branded
"The last, thank Cool" the words having |
evidently been put On by the cowboys at |
the close OF a long series Of branding.
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THE finest msyonaiss dressing for all kinds
Of salads, cold meats, raw tomatoes, picked
Bslmon, cabbage. ETC., Is Dnrkes's Salad
Drsssing. 1t Ia, besides, more economical
than homemade. M'rtw
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New York Catholics are to build a HON
for poor emigrant virle, IN; 9gi .1l1,I
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- slough ON Hnts.'' it(,
Clears out 1ats, mics, reaches, flies, ants,
Druggists. s,tg[&3s.y.s - -
r. r.. = 80 - 81 4
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE R. r.. ~
. On and after SUNDAY, MAY is, 1884. trains ~ y
the ". & &. g. r B. will run as ioilow. atNs w
!. Laying the City At s :. NJ, and run every hour
leaving Wheeling Park at /. n, and run eyerv
on SUNDAYS. ~ n VI u;
: L,s%svtng tho City g ! ", and run every hour
hd asa win, w'heellns Part and run every
y. Passengers will savo time and trouble nv mn.
cha1ng their tickets at tho ONCE. p ~ :
4 myl7 +4sf5z 10, HIRsOH amt 4.