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The Second Branch taking up the long gas
trustee ordinance, stopped the flow OF hus,-
49, 900 Ii
t1he KiYpr.l

The river at this point remained station.
ary yesterday, with 7 feet In the channel.
NO bushes, was transacted, The thaw and
rain OF yesterday will cause the river to boom
upwards several feet. h ss2',:-YsSt :
"a Zanesville. dispatch SAYS Thera Ia Ia, an !,
Ice gorge In the Musklngurn river That ar ~.
tends from the State dam In this oity to
Esglesport twenty miles South. t Is ouife
probable that considerable damage viii he
done when itbreaka up, whenever that NAV
6e. It's the longest ice.gorgs eyer Been in
the Muskingum. 5t}5 80 III. =
= There Is good deal OF apprehension fe,t
Tor the safety Of the coal Il ,st at Oinoinnst;
IN The event OF sudden rise. Eyerv nra.
caution Is being taken, but the tlset il "a ID IN
be good deal e1posed and strong current
Win, heayy doating Ice would be bard Ia
Withstand. What Cincinnati wants is a AMI.
stantial Ice harbor where the coal Il at conId
be placed in time Of danger Ike The present.
: PARKER, Pa, January 1o.-River 3 Leaf and
stationary; clear and mild. .3 5: ~ -
!. Ga'ErS:.oRo, Pa, January lo.-River closed;
weather clear and warmer. ~ .s5,... 4 hi.
BRowksvlLlr, Pa, January l0-River /,
leet and dictionary; weather cloudy; Their.
n PlHTsBuHGH, Pa, January l0-Grava fears
are entertained OF q ydisastrouu tlood - tho
present warm weather; nsinuea. II II has
been thawing nearly all day, and at {, o'clooT
Ibis evening drizxllng rain act In. whioh
gives every promise OF continuing .tbroueh
ne nfght..sThe snow 70 two feet deep and II
I goes of suddenly with rain or : a pronnd
:haw, a,foodt such As has not been fnnwn
q 1lt many years WI probably be the result
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yvThl tlii Pa January lO-Fleur qulc,
No red :. 0s1s; = red january 81 ca, ofi
se651sry 81 o;Nai o.; March ST l0ai lo1s: All
q Ia is; My 81 lsssl Is Corn. options stosdv
yelsw t9.6ohc; No Yellow Goaslc: sa, ' 9,;aea
January to,69Ac; February 6iAAGiNc; March fat
5SHe: April GSaGic. May: elas alla = 0ass on LOT
DUH Gu. hrn; ; NJ mixed &C. a 2 While 4ie. Evgs
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THE DIG Snow GOING,
Slight Accidents Ycsterdny-Tho Clty'a
White EleDilhuf 49, i WI

#.. D.. =. =
People who ordinarily like snowy weather
admit Just now there Ia too much Of a good
thing. Nobody admits this with more
alacrity than the man who has Just had a
shovelful OF snow descend from a house TOP
upon his head. great many people had
this experience. Some OF them stopped to
swear, and received a second insta!ment.
One unfortunate looked up 10 SEQ where the
stuff fell from, and the next chunk struck
him fair in the face. The wise man lodged
by between shoyelsiul. > -
Two slight accidents wer, reported. An
employee Of the Reymunn Browning Company
slipped from the roof Of the ice house, from
which be was shoveliDg saow. He was only
slightly hurt. A man walking along South
eide street was strnnk Il CHANGING blow by a
falling shovel, and had little CASA cut in The
side OF his head. -, n, IA :,
Ia the afternoonit began to rain, and last
night the rain was atiti falling lightly. The
'sidewalks .wero in a dangerously 10y condi.
ton, and the crossings and streets covered
with BLUSH. The dagger to roofs has In.
creased greatly, but nearly all have been
Cars on the Citizsns' Railway began run.
ming shortly before noon yesterday, and this
morning will run through on good timo. -
The slight rain fall has already had the
effect Of thawing the saow somewhat and q
heavier rain would now be- all the more dis.
astrous. Nothing but cold spell can avert
disastrous freshet.@ y 3 d, : 80, y -
Considerable Of the accumulated snow was
hauled to the river bank yesterday, but this
did not make an appreciate impression on
the quantity beaped everywhere. 1t was pro.
posed to turn on the water plugs and wash
the snow into the sewers, but this plan was
not entertained for moment. 81 n NJ
Everybody was busy last evening shovel.
Ing ont cutters, to LEI the melting snow run
oil. This did little good, owing TO the vast
quantities Of snow still remaining, which was
rapidly being converted into slush. A re,o.
luton was adopted by tho Second Branch OF
Council calling on the Board OF Pablic
Works to open up all the sewer mouths in
the city, This will help the matter come. =,
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Tho COhe Railroad.

Yesterdays Pittsburgh Dispatch saws "s5r
A. n. Sutton, President OF the Penpsylyanje
Ohio 4 West Virginia Railroad, Returned
from Wheeling yesterday, where he went to
file In he'otlice Of the Secretary Of State the
napa and. profles thowlug the location IN
bis road, as required by the laws OH West
Virginia. Mr.. sutton has condolences Ii, ths
early construction OF this important copnsc.
tion, Notwithstanding the opposition It ia re-:
cesving from the Pittsburgh, Wheeling a
Kentucky road This is tho proposed local
road from the Connellsyiile coke region to
this city via the; mouth Of Short Creek II
viii parallel the Pittsburgh, Wheeling 4
Kentucky from that point. F.,at 4
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No Standard 1lmc.

y Councilman Peterson made an effort Last
evening to have tho present city time changed
70 Standard tine-a difference Of II minutes.
the Standard time being that much faster.
He introduced resolution authorizing The
changing OF the Capitol clock. B II was sat
down: on very soljlly, only two members
voting for 1t. Mr.. Stanley was opposed to II,
he thought good old Wheeling time wus good
enough for the ms ority, and that the wants
OF those who travelled, or "thess railroad
: should not in this case DO consid-
efea. Z All. !pickett arrived at this conclusion
- ,ihink, Mr.. President that II there Is
and the sun on the time question, this aurust
body Is not the one 10 seitle IL ~. - -
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EverInstiuy Good Wist,es.

Mr.. Alfred Burnett, America'a Favorlte
Oomique, writes 10 express his everlasting
good wishes and says that no suffered the
tortures OF tho damned with Neuralgia pains
in the head. which were completely CURED by
tho use Of St. jacobs Oil, the grea, pain.
believer. It was in suoh demand among hiB
friends, he says:} " had TO hida my last
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u.s. 4Xs. eoupons..,l NIX 9. i. bonds. frt..-iiso
y. IL, coupnpS... tg35ktU. r. Land Grants JOSH
Pacific 6s Of '95........l2s U. 7. sinking tundli7
Central Pacific lHts.llls Tex. pac. land girls. 45E
Hrie seconds."....... % 10 Rio Gsande uiy.. 7AiI
RAILROAD iBoNps-lregular. N she
STATE 6EcuRIrIEs-Dnll, s,Es,r 4sgIlsE
iehigh & Wilkes..-lo3H Tennessee 6s, new. 86x
Louisiana consols.. an Virginia Gs........,..... 40
Missouri 6s..-.."...lM Virginia consols, ex- n
Tennessee old.......,. 81 Virginia preierrSd.... s
srocRs-To.day Misrepresentation became strong
weak spot. declining from slH TO SOY. Tho DC.
tional and prices advanced rapidly, followed by q
ieiclton Of a 70 Il per cent, the@lAtter ST. Paul,
uDse9qrnlly stronger tonosetin, only to be cue.
ceeded later by weaker ione and prices fell of u
70 TX per cent. Michigan Genital way ia Dctyc
borrowing demand sud IS high as per cent p,r
diem. was paid for the use O stock. As coinpar,i
lower. isr- : - -. - GER 80
lnspeciali!es Ontario i Western lropp d 10 1871
anu Norfolk d Western preferred per cent 10 Go,
Inc sensation Of the day was the drop IN West
SHORE hvts from Gl3S to 67S. recovering to 5yX,
l me transactions amounted 70 a073,Oo shares
Various reasons are assigned for the drop. II ap.
pears that prominent operators took advantage Of
me early Ilse 10 sell. and encouraged subsequent
decline. II liz rumored that receiver for The com.
pdny VIII b. applied for; that a movement was
On loot Ing 10 the OF tho accounts Il
West Shore and tho North River Construction aud
he ialioa Of Interests and hatlsrge loan swerc
~ y pear creations Union Pacific reports tn,es OF
land January "a OF sy,l7s acres. netting sl4zSi1,
O.. sou. q 900, - =, " s ..A .
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A SECOND invoice Of "Wauken phastn ahoes
and other styles, IN gentlemen1s fne hand
and machine sewed shoes, Just received at
L. ". Blonds. a ~ ~ 4, 80 !.
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.Al%GLASSSR0 US'EzsFIRE|
WHICH MIGHT HAVE sEEN SERIOUS
Bat for the Timely Use Of a Dsbcotk E1tinsuishsr.
Presence Of Mind Prevent. . DISASTROUS Ix'
'plosloa-Thrss asn Slightly Blnssd bI
the Tlamts-Ths Loss Nominal. " r N

Yesterday afternoon shortly before 3
o'clock an alarm Of Ere wa, turned In from
box No. so. situated at the Central Glass
Works. A tank car filled with beusne was
standing on tho Hemp6eld track opposite
the mold department, The contents !. OF
which were being pumped out by small
engine to the bsnzine tank. A lump OF leo
had formed In one OF the connections, and
was greatly retarding the How OF the huid.
The engineer stopped bis machinery In order
10 remedy this, and small quantity OF the
benzine leaked out und running under the
floor Of the mold room, reached the furnace.
In an instant there was q bihzs. TIEi.l.i..y5
~ The employees behaved with great presence
OF mind. The connections at the car were
ont and the brakes iloospned. Tbs car being
on down grade glided towards the tunnel
and was quickly gotten ont Of danger. The
floor beams Of the mold shop caught fire,
but were Boon e1tinGuished with Babcock
and buckets OF water. The damage will
amount 10 almost nothing. s39l5r ~. NJ
Considerable Inconvenience was CAUSED BY
the mOlds becoming damp and rendered
liable to rust. Louis Schaub the manager Of
the works, Charles 6ohraeder, foreman Of the
mold room, and an empfeye named Julius
Grasss were painfully burned about the
hands and arms. = !, a ..1l, I 5Sji;-tI.5
Tux DEPARTMENT UNDER DIFFICULTIES.
The department experienced great dill.
Guilty in reaching the lire, the heavy damp
snow making It terrible JOB for the horses
TO pull the heavy, apparatus through. S"Old
Lion" the Atlantic reel horse, was badly
used up. There was considerable comment
over the fact that the Atlantic engine mr.
rived with no fire under her boilers. With
the present depth OF snow It would have been
almost useleas to touch The Ike oil beiofa
leaving the house, for enough snow would
have been scooped up in the FIRE box to ex.
tlnguish the fire. 45.'.T' 81 80 NJ. :
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u HERsrnT SPENCER, the great philosopher,
while IL America said {: ""The Yankets live
too last, work loo much, and catch cold tao
often.n What chance for Dr, Bulls Cough
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| s ,nyyS q uaurA aate VI Washington, March 10
vns tho l7sh Of January a theatrical com.
pany left here, called "AuBtin's Dramatic
Company. for u gtour through the small
towns In Weat Firgiais. Against my positive
Tishes, desires and prohibition, ~ daughter,
Marie Louise uBotse, accompanied then, a.
an actress under the stage name OF Marie
Durand. The company was finally disband.
Cd at Pa:kersburs, or. slme; other town near
there, on or about the eth OF the presen /
month. / understand they were all in great
destitution-their luggage, &c., seized for
beard, and my daughter got back on the
morning OF the lth OF March, with nothing
except what Bhe had on her back, her cloth.
ing In rigs aud .tatters and bedragsled with
dirt and mud, her shoes worn into shreds.FaY
FfI had heard through several sources that
my daughter, on this trip, aud Mr., Herbert
BARLEY Zone OF tho aotors) were living 10.
gether as man and wife, and weze, Ia iact.
married. y T.; i t' Sc; !5sFTf y
Ny daughter. now confirms this story on
her return, and says she was legally married
in The presence of wituesses, BY q mInisier
Of the Gosps 7, Bot II have subseo uentlv
learned she has cor fldentially5 informed al,
intimate friend OF hers tbat when she AMI
Mr.. Barley reached Parkslsburg lotters that
had been forwarded 10 him there from Wash.
ington City, informed him that the lecree OF
divorce from bis wife had been deferred, and
that 1t would certainly be promulgated bv
the Court on the 18th Of March i}l5 h.
n Meanwhile Mr.. Herbert Barley had suc.
ceeded In getting back here on Monday, the
18th Inst, which siaot only learned on the
! IN Inst My daughter abaented herself BY
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DO NOT torture yourself longer by wearing
shoes but 30 at once and net q pail
Of shoes that have both style and Comfort
combined, at L.V Blond 3, -
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AhUSEM EMF NOTES.
Josephine Rcilcy mud Fred Paul.iinu
" ~ UnkCr II Farr0., ENgsIsl d.

~ Josephine Kelley, Fred Paulding and their
company will present Pygmalion aud Gala.
tea at the Opera House this evening, Miss
Kelley is native Of Cincinnati having been
born and educated In this Queen CITY, Early
in life ehe gave cyidence OF the possession Of
great dramatic talent. and awaited herseH Of
every opportunity afforded for It's deyclop.
ment. After long and careful study she
made her debut In the Grand Opera House,
Cincinnati, In tue role of Julia, in the
The fact that Mr.. Miles, the
Swell-known manager, deemed her worthy to
make her,initial Appearance under his sucer.
vision, Is Of i,self sufficient endorsement Of
her merits. Mr.. Pauldings career Is known.
i {. : GOVERNMENT nopsrn &, 4.
= On next Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
Baker 4 Farron will present their new plsy
at the Opera House.. They will employ q
double orchestra, tie Opera House orcLestra
and their own. The sceue Of "Goyernment
House" is laid at Government House on tie
Island Of Trinidad, In which MI, Baker il
frat krdk,rits, 4 German butler, and after.
wards the Governors deputed representative
and Mr.. Farron is Corporal ltlcahtv, who
tious bride. f Y Z. IA 7 i, - V -
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

, The annual meeting OF the Stockholders Of the
hM n1s and Belmont Bridge Company viii 10
ia!n cay Of january, 1854, between me hours Of
Two and four O'Clock r. ~. for the .itction al ,po
managers 70 serve during the ensuipg year
WBkE1INo. ". Va, Dec. 81 IssS II "eo'' ssi NJ
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+ GENERAL NOTICES. !,
=
STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING

I, The annual NEE Ing OF the Stockholders ot the
beawo9d lion Works will be held e The pIrcIpal
Tse o. NC company 10 IL Fourteenth street, on
nc, purpose Of elect!ug nine directors 10 serve
outiny me ensuing Year, and for this ,rspEacliou
o. hucn O. nor buhness as may come be orc them.
- r31}zfi t-r-s1'lfS ALOkXu lttkfSE Gerratafr
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d ls><. Sales 900 bartels clearances yester
day $500 barrels; runs 6s,67l barrels shipmenu
~, iD barrels; charter ~, l25 barrels. 81
/. NEw YoAk, January 10 Petroleum nrmer; Unlsed
|I6l!a'st Live Stock. Is "a
( cHtcAoo. January I0-The Drorers' journal TO
ports Live hogs-keccipta 81, 900 head; shipments
1000 head; market opened DC lower aud Atca1y:
packing and khlpping q 45a6 %. light q e0aS 6o
tkips % 0oat 60; market cloted strong. Cattle
Rcesipn 100 head; shipmsnn 200 head: make.
ping v % bOa5 90; common to medium u 25a
10. Bhrep--aeeelpb 400 head: shlpments 2AOo
head. market active and low grades go lower; mt
dunn 10 good 81 90at 10 choice 10 extra s. 0oAo 49,
EAsr LlBEnrY.. Pa, January -Cattle-Receipts
,2S7 head; market very dull; prime quarter OF
from yesterday. -kcccipis boss head: market
dull; Phiado phias 90 25a6 40;Yorkers e5 7ba6 20.
Bhcep.R eccipis 1900 head; market fair At about
yesterday prices. is.f gGlt. rs d+'1S3 ~
cINclSNArf, O., January lo-Livo hogs weak;
common and light ~ Cons %; packing and butch.
en - 60i6 "; receipts 600 head; lhipmenn ,tVo
III RI Cotton. 4, lti}.
NEW YoRK, January lO.-Cotton steady; iutuvs
barely steady: January 1860; February l0.7sc;
March 10 9te April llo9c May 1l.2ac; Juno .86c:
July ll47c; August II 6Oc September II .2c; Octo.
Der 10.SQc; November l0.ioc. ti}sil7J "A ( X
II n. Dry Goods. }y,..
NEW York, January 0-Dty goods, though III
irregular demand, thoro Is more doing, but buy
CTS arc operating much care. and considerable at
tention Ia extended toyarous offerings offspring
spcciaities. 80 I75tt ( ,i3r5 ~
NEW YoRk, January lo.-Lead nrmer; common
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THE DAILY Markets.


NEW YORK, January lo.-Money market easy
a. lha?H per cent closed at 1872 per cent ,Prlme
mercantile paper ta6x per cent. sterling Exchange
oanSsrs bills strong at si.sS54; demand 81 S6Ii
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Petroleum,

BRADFORD. January lo-Cude oil weak, 5To,,,
runs eantsday 4os75 barrels. shipments 8is3i
oas.eG charters Is l35 barrels; clearances CSIo,
toairels; United Pipe Mue certificates opened al
Sl15M and closed at 81 Is; highest price 81 H.
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\ ClSclNSAri. o., January lo.-Flour: ouie, and
UNCHANGED: Wheat Arm at 81 0lal o5, Corn aciya
and drm: No. 6lkc. Oats Armer at Sda3SXco
Rye steady and firm at Csc Barley tteadv SSd
UNCHANGED. Pork firm at SIS 90. 4 lard frmer AZ
a;s'aS.99c. bulk meats and baton quiet and my y:
changed. WHISKY. quiet aud unchanged al 81 IL.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, January I0.-The aiternoon
session wa4 weak with. o contIt ued doWnWar nj
tenaency. Trading was moderately active; opcncd
~ y, 4SH advanced ~; broke, declined and closed
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FOR RENT-THE TWO STORE.
IL rooms with dwellings attached. Nos. 1910 md
1912 Market sircet, now occupied by O. Knokc ard
AS, Napslcklei. The Brick dwelling, No. 2SI
given April lit, 1854. Apply to HKkRY 4. IisT S
laH Main street. f''NhH .aII.f.. is .I1f-1r dol.
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EOR RENT-STORE ROOM WITH or
IL without Two rooms 10 rear Of store, No, io9i
Main street, corner Market alley. For further In,
formation EnQuifc at 1896 Aisin street NJ hi +
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dor sRENT-ATy A MODERATE FIG.
IL = URE-thAt commodlous Brick Dwelln,
house. No. 81 thirteenth street, Containing unss
looms. Two balls. throom; wesh.houle and yoaS
collars. knquilc on the prelnixes, CT 10 Il. ii.
WILDE, No, 1905 Main street ,ff1 drsi
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FLM GROVER STATE LINE RAIL

;FLM GROVER STATE LINE RAIL
~ ROAD COMPANY - 60,
Ing Oh the Stockholders OF tho Elm Grove q Stats
Line hat!road Company 10 DO held at the office Of
Mm. f.HubesId, Al No. ITS Msrke. street, In tho
clty 81 hhee Ink. In tue Stats OF est VBinla, on
aesabntt'td tor the consolidation o.said compsay
aaa ~ g pltal Stock with tho Wheeling d Harris.
burg ilway Company. 4 n III -.
!. - ~ otdet q the Executive Committee oil the
Board Of Dirtc;oys. IT, Il t3ss.s i. ~
Z ~ -, ~ ,.,s'i.! i. J. GGoTGvENr, Secretary
o. we Elm Grove aac State Liue RAILROAD Company.
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Live stock.
Cotton.

Z CINCINNATI, o., January 1o-Live hogs weak;
common and light u GOn5 Is; packing and butch.
en % G0AGlb receipts $500 head; shipments 200
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TOLEDO, Januaryl0-Wheat quiet and Aim. Eo
white az; No 29iHc; No, red cash 81 COL ~;
January q a. BID: February 81 o. bid; March 81 o.
aud January 6ic; February bsXc rcjectrd bic "a
grade 40 Oats dul No. cash and January ssi. ~
May $50 bid: rejected s5c; No. white sSEc Ky xe'
No; 26ie Glover seed trmer but dull: prime cSsh
sna S SGadauafy % % DID, February 50 bid No.
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nAnrLsy's MoruER.lN.LAw. i *

In tho letter referred to Madame DuDo,se
rays, under date OF Washington, March 10,
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FOR RENT

EOR RENr-FROM APRIL |, FIVE
Il room tenement, No 20 Eouth Frot street =,
end Of Suspension Bridge. Enquire Of Or. j. i.
Hupp EtlEisrG r. i- ,-7'r.it hsll5-fni. q lain
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9: P. & 3. g. ilrsts... ..ll5h
.. 7. bonds, tlnt,....llar
y. T. Land 6raits...10SH
U. T. sinking fund...ll7G
Tex. Pac. land gr'ts.. 4bZ
10 Rio Giande DIV. 74H
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on Cry, 4, January 10. Petroleum opened a
y ~ highest Il iltk lowest 81 lex, closed al
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BAKlNo:poWDKR.

/, NEW YoRk, January lo.-Lead 1rmer; common
q 10al IS. ,s.s rs l,i 1'-ihl5l y
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LrrTKgs FROM RAITLEY,

Herbert's marriage with Marie L, DuB Boise
took place on the 4th OF March, 1882, and on
the 7th Of March, 1882, three days after the
bigsmous marriage, I received the following
ch "a m ~ nv IL ,,ost nj HH ,-7t. or '7.''
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-11-26
THE BATTLE Is OVER.

The smoke of the fierce national con-
fict has at last cl cared away, and Cleye-
land is victorious by a small plurality.
The elements which entered into the
contest and brought about this result
may be distinctly recognized. A few
temperance fanatics and independents
did the work. The republican party Of
late years has been cursed with too
many leaders-too many men OF the
Curtis and SchuTZ stripe-men whose
conduct everywhere on all public occa-
sions or questions, stamp them as be-
longing, in their own estimation at
least, to an order of human beings con
siderably elevated above the common
atty OF mankind. Whenever any party
becomes laden down to the guards with
this sort of freight it may as we'll begin
to look out for breakers.
IN the case of Mr.. Schurz, he has al
ways betrayed every party that trusted
him. In Wisconsin, years ago, lie was
the only candidate on the republican
state ticket that was defeated. He was
then running for lieut.. governor, and it
seems that the people knew him there
better than in some other portions of
the country. From Wisconsin he went
to Missouri, where the republican party
picked him up and sent him to the
United States senate at q time when he
was ineligibleto become a member ofthe
lower house Of the general assembly of
that state. He had scarcely warmed his
seat in the United States senate before
he began plotting treason against the
party which had thus SO highly honored
him. Since then he has been ''every-
thing by turns and nothing long, He
did quite a stroke Of business with Hayes
that apology for a president-and since
then his services as a political stump
orator have been for sale at two hundred
and fifty dollars a speech-and they
were not worth half the price.
We are prompted to make these few
observations in 40 spirit Of %sullenness
over our party's defeat. Indeed we are
beginning rather to like it. It is true,
we have been happier, but then the
present occasion affords us a splendid
opportunity to study the beautiful traits
of character of some of Jul public men,
to dispel some fanciful illusions, destroy
some few idols or gods, SO to speak, and
to devote more time to the promulga-
ton of simple, unadorned truth, to
pious reflections and the diffusion of
knowledge IN general. These worthy
objects shall, from time to time hereaf-
ter, receive our careful attention, and
all Of which will more fully and at
large appear by AL inspection of the
columns of the only truly great news
paper of Montana, to wit: the
RIVER PRESS.