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THE TARIFF TUSSLE.
MORRISON WINS HIS FIRST POINT.
Ihs hoi s'si Ell VIII b. rlten pp-Ths Vote
blood ltow 1ss How Ii, w..t yusin,s D.L.
rsiisa vonu-th. ls,irs 1.ssee of the
N-t lt,s,At vo,s-it Will not Pssi,

From Our Special Correspondent. tf# H.u
i WAsulSGroS, D. c., April 10 As antici
pa'sd by the bes. informed the tariff re
iormers carried the day In tho House
The Morrison bill was taken up and III,
discussion OIL. launched on the legislative
sea. It was NOT, however, . glorious victory
It WA expected that the vote would h,
cloaa. It was not expected that the r.
io'msrs would have lnsj ,rity OF only two,
but such was the case. The tcens when
tho vote was annouuc. d WIS buts. Of an.
Paase a,'er NE supp,tfsed excitement
When the call oil ayes aud noss commenced
here was a very full attendance on the
!or. The galleries were crowded. Asthe
names were called 1t happened that there
wasa big cluster OF R.iorniers whose names
Commence with tie first two letters
OF the alphabet. The next two letters
furnished an tGset So !, went on down
through the whoe list. 1t waa very clope
Never during the whole csll wss either
side ahead more than teyen votes. They
generally kept within two or three OF each
other. l77.g gr.-4 ....gss
Many members on the fl or were keepinv
tally lis,s, bu. tho vote was 8, close thai
they could not tell when ,he call WAS over,
which side had it. There was consequently
a gathering around the Speakers d. sk .aa
tue clerk made out tho rres,l.,
When Speaker Carlisle Announced l40
yras to l3S nays, there was
tl!ence ior. moment, then there broke
forth loud appl ;usu irom the I40 and nom
the galleries. too. This Iristed down, the
House went into Committee OF Ina Whole
with Sunset Cox In the 4cllair and debate
on the tariff WIS @commepced by.-Murri.
son. -'gff z-s.' ~ ,I,Il
There is,.a'k amoug these oppos. d to re.
'orm CT tariff, Of moving 10 s.riks out tie
tnsctlBx clause. Such1a Rlolidn csuno. be
m 1tep, however, until amendments are in
nrder, and tia! will. not be until general
debate is closed. 1t will take moro than
Two weeks lo> general debate, even then
the1e is no change Of .6s, epac,iny clause
heing stricken out. .ls mLi ,rjty OF tha
ltouse have decided practically tha, The
tar'l Dill shall pasB. -'..---zr.-.'-- .t.l..r.,
Randall has tonight anal,z d the vote,
and pronounces that the bill will rot pass.
H", however, anallz,d the House this
morning, and predicted that the vote you'd
Do sgalnst taking the matter up. Mr.. Nor.
flson and the tariff reform leaders ray the
bill will undoubtedly pass, ana that the
! louse will THUS declare lis principles on
the 9u s,ion Involved unm,a1akaniy hs.
tare the coYuiry. They are not juoilsa,
net41se they have sueA q small margin.
bat they are satisfied.
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If Charleston WAS chosen in the hope 0.
ho,ding slm convention that aim ia 81.
,pcdy defeated. Democrats have been
rising early and reading their lSTELLlGES-
GER with care, and the !esding men OF the
party are on deck in iorce. The struggle
!cr the mastery will not be like the handle
Of ily.
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huMprY puNP.Y

Tc:nisht. Ropsr:S Hnmp,y Damp:y add
saeeia'y CmEsny viii b. at tbs Opera
acu,e. An cxcha' &, saIs[ni the t,pup ::
The en'ertGirmsns Is Ger s'rIy one Il lie
vary best on tse road. Fhr Hamp;y DSGp.y
is caum!"sly ami re'rtshlts'y 3,hS.u,t. :.
out. cos;nnGf pso:sf fsaz .,iicss ard sl:cia'.
ties, atd they sra s!l dscids:iy iunny and
-eaislt4ipins.3 Grimsiii is CO ',.'oly ,he pssr
ot'Nha b'ss l!vi3c cl1w:s. Il s Hunp.y
DoIp'y Is the most n,punr ua the oos.ds
u day. Th4 delightful nnv-l i..,0 0rr ct tbs
entertainment Is the iHttunucti0r bet xesi,
the sgn as,s OF Hnmp:y Damp:y, Of the s:ss
Speclel ClnpsGy- - '--F4 Q - = s-. -,
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Why hre our wseeling masoaauts afraid
70 mark tae gond. ,Lsy oii.r TOR sale, il p.a n
hsure", thei n.i Can read and understand
rha question Esa hten asked US a dtz.ni
times since 'ne new dry goods house'wus
optnsd last week on Main s'r4et IL seems
to us they would do u, much businpsr, and
moro e4t.stsr:osiiy. l:js.ta only guarantee
they can R'Y. n ousnntr tna, ihey are moi
ASKING rors ,hsa th-y intend TO ,ska.: II
The tsopl. will ins'at IN seeiig the prices
marked un tv'ry .rtc!e they ~nnt 10 bay,
81 vii s1oa lures our III rchsnts to have but
"na prtca nars-i IN p'sin li,1-cs, a1l sa ys
s"'s' OF ..l:oSanar, particularly 10 8 large
clsS,soi pro4s Who uisiee saappoy ior pro-
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TWO FATAL ACCIDENTS
On Southern RRiiwnys-The Result Of
The LAte Storm. ..-.

v" NUutheEH ItHIINNyN-b he Result Ol
The Laie Storm.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April l5,-Twoter
rible accidents occurred on the Western &
Atlantic Railway early this morning. The
passenger trsin which LEI. here lss. nigh,
went through a treste near, ,Ackworth, Ga,
and the engine, tender, mail and smoking
cars were dashed into tho torrent. FL.
ward Ware, The mail wtigher, wss burn.
ed to death, and the engineer and fireman
are believed to be fatally injured. The
conductor aud several other trainmen are
badly burned. No other passengers we're
injured. The accident was due to the ter.
siii; rain storm Of las; night, which caused
msuy washou's on the railroads.
a. MORRISON, on the W. & A. r. r. q
train this morning ran into washout
The Iiail cAr was burned, and tho mail
weisher, Il. A. Merrill, was burned to
death. Several passengers were hurt, one
fatally.
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Tor,c,1 dealers protest against the
,,,,b4r reduction OF repeal OF the tobacco
-, The tax mua. b9a aourca OF some
n,o,, to them. Somebody mus: bo gain
inv BY tie recent reduction etthe tHs, for
,Ds s consumer g,ts very little il tauy Of it.
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I'm. lsrglilGrSCxE correspondent at
Charleston gives vivid picture OF Tie
ooouss on the eve o; the Democratic Safe
Convention. There is a plentiful supply
NJ fup material icr lively convention,
which is not al lEays tho wors! thing that
ran happen TO p.FtT. ug.--
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CnlrLKy, Ga, April l5.-A disSqt;oss
cyclone swept oyer Harris county i las,
night, striking thiu town about $50 A. N
Lee Alioro was instantly killed at the lat
ter place and his wife and three children
badly hurt. John Lanriord and son were
badly hurt, also his wife, daughter and 9
number Of others. sos, EI-.-5,
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TIE Gsbnte

WASHINGTON, D. 9. April l5-Mr. Morri.
sou opened the debate on the tariff bill,
concluding IS follow: III these who claim
especial friendship for the msnulaci urinp
Industries insist on their going into decay,
and then dying, some other apology must
be bund for their taking oil than the
removal Of unnecessary taxes." UlTf
"Mr. Kelley made the opening speech in
opposition 10 the bill. i.G,
Mr. Mills followed Nj. Kelley, aud Mr..
Russall having BEEN acc,rded the floor, the
committee rose and the House adjourned.
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In New York, Philadelphia and Germany
alleges that the Clay Bros, obtained goods
valued at $4,000 on credit, by represent.
INK no claims aeair 8. them and then con.
iessed Judgment TO their father. A large
quantity oi goods was afterwards shipped
to Columbus In S.ringer's name for the
purpnas Of defrauding the creditors. The
Clay Brothers were released ON bail to.
night. strlnger Is still in Jail. .--
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M;s1 ee'!ha WelsY nud hes good company
played 20 another s:im house last evening at
tae Opera House. Miss Welsy should have
bad batter houses while here. The bill last
night waa "O.iv.r Twis with Miss W,lby as
Nancy SJk 5 la 1t: she proved he,seli rot.
s-ss'd Of the Ii CHEST emotional sb.lities She
cooce;vss the cua,acssr u the ou,ca. Il .e,y
and i,utatu ly, and gay. very strong nor
tssytl Of t5a good -.aesrsd uc iJrluua.s, and
hciEhteNed the IMPRESSION she / a, made o!
shoso tn who fave led the p!sisgss ct 1ssibg
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sln G.DsoG, OF West Virginia, was pair,
ed with Nj. SsuAl's on the Morricon tariff
hill Mr. Smalls il "Uncle Is )b", the fam.
Qua colored Consrestmau from South Car
olins, and hero o! the steamer Planter ex'
ploi, Mr.. Gibson has some rs4 Tor the
colo,ed brother. after all.
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Private Da,xeII IN The Front.

AS!enbenvillegent:ems whose rp:,aiss;or
'os yer4o'ty Ia uoimpsacas5ie. vs,tsr,i,y
Sava Inc M MlSTxLLIsrScER "a ssartln < pitco Of
news H'. letter S.sss ioliuws: ''>s>
Private Ds'z.irs name will, 1t is sad, To
presented to The Republican s.a.e Cun1c,,.
t,on Tor Sscretary ot sta;o. Iii added In,
ihe PRESENTATION 'peeca will l,s made by ny
governor Noye', CT Cincinra,i, hnc sscar Del
ny osheral Beatty, Of Columbus. II las
sflvats should start with suct b.tk.pg as
tnat, h's non:insuou would be assured FROM
sIo oI1A I, r.-.e r. A
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Concluded 10 Stay,

FROM oHr Special Correspondent. ,..sr. lst
WASHINGTON, D. @, April Sat tho
last minute Representatives Snyder and
Wilson concluded not to 30 to Charleaton
last night. Snyder changed bis mind after
leaving the Capitol, and Nj. Wllson, who
teley'sphed the Senatorial party that he
would meet theni en- route, at the last min.
nte was prevailed upon 10 return 10 WASH
lpgson aud be present Ia the House to day.
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sptcid Di.potGhlone 1nttliiQalcer. &
CMAaLes7oS, W. Va, April l5-The
State Board Of Public Works met n The
sS's ll"uss to-day, but adj ,orned 10
rhn,sdsy With. vt important tctiou. ".
4, Wilson, Of "Heeli"y, is here aprssen,:
ne 'he la'e coltrAcior suerpart's bonds
utD,- ..-. --f- 500. M. 81 -..a.
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Nry,pra,.rl.s will kindly bear in mind
,hs, to.morrow's lSrELEdESCEH will have
n tall and impartial lcpor! Of Tho Charles.
Inn convention. The reault Il to day's
convention will in some sense ioieshadow
III. action Of the Democratic convention to
make State nrminationH.
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kkFEk kENS.

O. o.
Sotes 70, = "a b"nt the hes..nu'isais. snna griers
Eve, AMI 7 Geographic s~ror,.. =
The Bachelor Is still runnirr in the r;,.,-
oursh irsds aud dorh guoc 5u.iness, 49, 80
Ine Andes cot away yesterd.y sf,.rnon,
sengtrE- -. = 80 49, ''''o' " Fa.
The Katie ssockdsle pissed down vrs.,r.
aay morning nnd the Eums Gfaasni vent
up yesterd.y af;ernovn.
Comps1luon ia still vsra, between The ,,vo
Marietta pacsets, Chesapeake srd K.yriar.
lhry are both fxs; and AXE soed TINE.
Ihe iuel beat sunk iu Glns, Nou., ,,d,
last week by ths Jos Gould hay tesn r.it Il,
~ wsv very much In tue wsy, ,yirc a. II d ii
|l the channel. nad L,esmbosim. IN sili h.
s!td 70 learn tia. /. h1s been rem Iyet Gu, If
ths ssy.: g III, q =" 'A ~ "''' ~ " g
piTr npssH, April l5.-MononsaAtls river
'ieet II iaets CLOUDY and mild.
on CRY. HPA, April IS 5-Riyer F. ie., ?
inches aud lalline; V esther c.oudy and ,s,r-
lug. X WI y : '7'.'Nl' - 'A'A
BnowssynLE, Pa, AtsiI I5.-R,rs, ( To-,
and VI. est.atioasry; Weather cloudy; ,hsrn.opes
Rlcxs LAspIse. Pa, Arri. 15 .-Rvs, +
mome,er G30. -, s. ''','' 'Ae'-
M soAsrowS, ". Va, April Is KEEL
ioot inches and STATIONARY; wsu,uer c!ouj,:
the, niomettr 7;'. -" N''0' ;
NunTlLLs KY, pril lj-Dtpih IN tho
canal, !eet 5E,nchts; d., 'ihs fhl,, q f.si !,
| inches aud fnHi,r. NJ. SO : '
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DfSAHtTE DEVILS.
Whsre the Explosive IN Mnnufac;ur<
unI, y Claims to Innocence.

Whtre the FxplusiNe IN manufactured
pnI,'s Claims TO Innocence.
LONDON, April l5-Several English de-
tec'ives have arrived in PAris for the pur.
pose Of tracing dynamitera. In spite oi
Colonel Mpiendie'd report it is declare
that the dynamite N,ed at the Victoria Ste
ton was made at factory between Am!ens
and Bou!ogne. A rumor is Il ,at that an
attempt will shortly bo made to blow
up one Of the public buildinga in
London. The activity OF the tyna
miters continues unsba.ed. They
meet twice every week Tor the purpose et
making plans and preparations for future
ou,rsses. !; is believed tha. the EDylish
and ErsnchGpolice-a.e fully acquainted
With ,hhir. movements, and that aveYy Ell.
!o,t will be msde 10 copn!eigct their plotp
/! is also believed tina. one OF tho most
trusted dynamite leaders keeps the police
fully informed OF all their plans.
MIR. @ ,elch, the solicitor who has beer
retained to offend John Daily, the alleged
dynani.er arrested in Eslkenheah on Fri
day last, hsd an interview with hia ellen,
in the jill at Liverpool to-day. DAILY il
very firm and reEolute in his temeantr r
and feels confident that the Goyernmsn,
will be unable to convict him OF intent te
commit felony. he denied being &C
auainted With E.trick \. Fitzgerald
arrested in London on Thursday
lss in connection with the Tubher
curry conspiracy aud s.s:ed that be WEI
not and never had been connected With AZ
Irish revolutionary society. His acq laint.
arceship with James Z ,au merely tx,end
ed TO the time he engaged room OF him
aud he knew him only as his landlord
His only defense will be that no outrage
wss intended. He claims that the machines
found in his pockets when arrested are mo-
Of such dangerous character ss has beer
represented by the police.
.
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Tho Pre.,den.'. r,.h,nv com,nn,,r

a
MiLwAuKEE, April lj-ExrSoy.rnor
Lading!on, whose fame rs fsAe.mau hsa
preceded him at the White House, WIS the
recipient Of marked attention rom th.,
President. He hsa returned home. He to,d
q friend to day that he fouad Mr.. Arthur ren. ~
ialaaa May morning. The President VA
gratt5ied to learn tina. he had, with hook
and line, captured over seven thousand
hve hundred specklvd trou, in
North Wisconsin streams and ponds.
Inc Governor expects TO increase
h,s tally to SQl0 at his cotni,,v
May catch with Chauncey simends. In
s.nly event, the President wishe,I 10 hear Of
his sueosss BY letter. 1t is possible be M ~.
loin him on ore Of his fishing campaigns
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n,ho yDns tia. u,v loaded don't flash
narn ,hrre will be plenty cl spirit in
mdA,'s Convention at Coarlts'on. The
", rbi4ls a-e on hand, and their toma.
".uLs w are s,irrpcncd for .As frag. n.
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VOLUME XXXu."NUMBER 103

Curtin, Duncan. Eaton, Elliott, Erman.
trout, Farrell. Fialdpr, Findley, Finerty
totap, Glascoek, Hardy, Henley, Hewitt
!Aia), uopkins, Hunt, Lamb, McAdoc.
Msllard, Muller. Mutchler, Paige, Patton,
Payne, Post, Randall, Robinson IN. W
ssprigRs, Stevens (O), Storm, Tully, Van
Alssyne. Warner lO). Wemple, Wilkirs
and G. d. Wise (Vs)-4l. t1I.'.N
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IT, vorrl.Dy is ssid TO bs indebted 10
.. ,r,is ,or his larih bill THIS cannot Ge
..-. u'' IA, Ms. Morrison is ss.d to be avery
;D,suj,eut woman.
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IN Hfa'<Il,
now tue Ill wis aLpu ur--pe,ntctnt,
-I G' * shO fDttt >xntu,t

How tue III VII. ahpu ur-pe,ntctn nts
..5l6"A Who f"itd -xsi"s, II.
WAaulAar"N, April 10 The pennsylvs.
mia D.mo.rsts iu the House n.ld q confer.
ence. this morning, and agree,l u,,uu the
form, Of compromise respecting the Nor.
rison tariff bill. The propos.:ion vas tLs.
they would sgres 70 consider to yo,s 10
pass & ti!l which would omit t:.s horison.
tsl tea.ula aad provide for The correction
Of Irregularities, dctec:s and errors in the
existing larili' aud provide rcagcDab,e
and moderate reduction Of customs duties
for the repeal OF .Ell internal taxes
except on spiri's diatilial from
grin, ard the ;, aDplitipa Of all inter.
nal revenue tiiice.; with sui,abi,
provisinns iGt more economical coilcc,,nn
u taxes on spirits distilled iron, srsin,
Mess.s, Curtin, Storm and Mu!chlsr, O:
Penney lvania, were appoil ted coumittes
to present the proposition to MI Morrison.
who declined to ea:eTtain II. All the Penn.
ey(raaia Hemocra:s were Ereesnt pxc.p.
Mr.. Connrily Who hiss been csllsd away by
the dea, b ri brother, and il paired on the
tariff q ,ss,iou with Mr. Ea lett, ;Drm ! al
Ohio: tThfrs &e.e shout forty utmons
present ~ tEs nteli1s Of the T. p-nusy!vap,a
teiegsticn.&1 hay all Ieaoivrd to follow
Mr. E,ndall, who Ia in his s~at and saws
he Il;tsbtlheccnsideralior ol The Mor;i.
sen bill aeeyery sep. .--,r-,.9=.,.--- ------5. i.
In eSrec'alisn;k ,ht fighttvtr. the M6r.
ris9n. tAuH bill iakiI < -llscs to-day, the
nj. .mbtrsWn the Repnbican s1d ntmo.
cratic sidls f:hs House q DO have the du,y
of SECURING ;pairH Il L, the nbsentues ", re
ktpt busy; ih.s inornipgjA Il. eing thst The
vnte Gi 20 man should bt,s as,e,,, and that
all pairs should contain ns nj. Of advocates
an opponents Of the. mea.ure.
2 TIE TARIFF DlLL cALLkDup
Mr.. Morrison moved thu. lhs House 10
into Commiltee e: tie Whole icr. the con.
sldera.ion Of the Tariff bill. There was nc
diviaion aud the motion was agreed 10
Cox, Of New York, beirg called 10 tht
chair.j ~ n l2f.
Immediately upon the committees streu,
bling f ,.on objected 10 ,he copsidern
tion Of. the bilEsad the Objection w,s re
ported ,to tho House. a vote bpin,
taken 4 upon the question 3 whetheI
the - bill shall be considered, ,b,
yese and nays were demanded. aut
on eecopding the denlsuds bolh sides res
Tn nlasse. q Thu vote waa taken, spd III,
house, BY lAo yeas and 1888 Dsys, dirccie,
the committee to the consideration OF tn
bill. There were forty.one D. nocrs,s 20;
Ing in the negative and five Republican
in the affirmative. The Eve Republican
| voting yeas were, Mtssrs. Anderson, james
Nelson, Straight and Wakefield. @
4 The iorty.one Democrats wtr: Messrs
! Arnot, Barbour, Boyle, Budd, Converse
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$ stvESir Ply; pieces 2l;incb colb,sd sill q Al
IS ceIilS, equal 10 aay d0:lar silk;i-'tha city.
z5 l5sel5 +. II. McjlLIis 4 Co. :
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CoLvMnus O., April l5-Tbe Supreme
Court has granted leave to file petition in
error Of The lower court to test the cons,itu.
tionali.y Of the Scott law. Il,
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TwE"rY 1--WE ieos. Brccadc ea.iu,, In all
pAE and Desirable Rbh'ise, 1t 10 rentS. chean
al 81 % + " Mc.,ILliy &to. :,
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H!ou cannot buy rods from US b.c,uss
OF our csse msthcd vi selling. you c.u =, Ia: q.
get our p':cei Ind cotupsi lhc,s ytu buy
,iom " On creditto ssh you Ut ih- same hgures.
20 uouo!a II show gods H7d give pricet.
EYesSNi 'gIked ia'lsin tirp1cs
JaGsS.'E e. N McEflLly 6Co.
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sIaTf plSces 6pts. Lyons Check silis q,
Is cents, never sold bsiors undo, 81 25 z
x; L. n. McGILLts & Co.
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.Tvrsrr FIVE pieces chanseable su.ahs, a,
81 o.. cheap at 81 70 ..., t'...5s'.sH.
:lI5 i. N. McGILLIS & Co. ,
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TWENTY I'VE piecrs assorted Ouou,sus .rI
dfos &c Lonuers at il %, worth - OO. -
s 81, 81. Z. NJ. RCGlLllS x "a - -
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,,,vury the farmer and the artisan tiud
=. ,rls,p,s IN common, and the free
."' .,a nIlc.opIrs ctunot dividOthem.
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G4krfrELlSE

I'm rteces mourning crepe .iIk Al 81 IS
worth {2. EN- Mc;u,rs b =,
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Gl1e gntelligenGrn

;5,;,,: ,o.. % ""H % i"ntIc.m.l, street.
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THlar. nyE piec,s ngured OTTOMAN .Uks
81; cost 81 60 to import
% f. u. Ec1iluH L Co.
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L,r nights storm Of wind is believed
Inv. come from Charleston.
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.f.. - .H~ 80 20. !rt.t"f frF Fr.t- 4I q
Most oi the Cabine. ladies' are observing
their regular reception days again. :.
MIss West, the daughter Of the Briti.h
Minister, is wearing mourning icr the late
PiEce Leopold. s. u a. y.
Mrs. Logan has returned from her visit
to Chicago. S1e thinks Johns" chances
ios nomination are very good.
General and Mra. Grant hsye returned TO
New York to meet 3lrs Nellie Grant sar.
toIlI1, wig is e9pec:ed from England th;a
week. -. =
Madame Goday, vile CT the Chiliau Min
lsteI, hiss declined al sccial invitations OF
|1ase, owing 10 Ae recent death Of the father
OF Leaor Godsy.
Mra. and Miss Keiirr have been srcra.
lng the pas. few Gays at for;icss Monroe.
They viii NO. teturn 10 OHIO until the end
oi the present month. t=l-t !; 5. ~
Dr.. J. Molt Smith, who hes represented
the Hawaiian 1slaods during. the past yea.
as special commissioner, has a.urteti tott
Eomr, having heea recalled in Older 10 re
sume mis- position % member Of the Horse
o! Mobiles, ~ e I,',,I: r IS
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~ nstyeS7f-s,V. n,en.. ha.s. Quality Al:.al!.
SIZE u.:ouia. . q; 81 ?5 ~ =
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Fifty piacts Strange Bros Celebrated
"f1us iinnna"color+t tilke at 81 0OL1 1u.usi
price u 81 f N. McGlLlIs l. Co. :.
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SrATE ANn NI,lAirY.
Recent D0ings OF West virginiaus and
Hiheir NelKllharh WV

The Gs4enbr:er Valley Bank, Of Aldsrson
". Va, commsnc.d b1s:nels on the f,s:inst
Ths baakis tthcered AZ follows: Matthew
mann, Pf.tidenl; Jsmea Mann, r:ashie,; W.
". Pence, John lllnchnan, O. Y. Leach and
Gsifse W. Curry, Director. - = tls1
The .Repablicans OF Webster county a,
their County CAnvenilon cht 50 Col. Il. Bait.
rick aud a. Dursp, Of CassI.s .on, as alter.
mates and delegates with power to cas-, the
,yo;e. Of Webster county Ia lhe Caarles
DissrtcI Convention, provided that zone OF
ie delegates from the county Ars.pres.nt. .
81 Ms. John ". Harris will xadre.s the ct;.
zsNs VI Nicholas couti!y- t.-lsy. A. .hs: open.
iog Of TIE sprlrg term OF oonrt and Hon. Z,
Mills .Wils4a will talk TO the sans people on
,:,'aicsI.; A. The ,fhld aud .Fourih districts
'tless the campaign has opened up, WY
warmly, -l---... = 5s1'-'S't'