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bridgeport.
aIias Laura Bags Is convalesing!

Miss Laura Baggs is conyalesing.
Mr.sw. Fcsset, Of st. ,claipyille, was in
town yesterday. Is, 4, f4.,t.
One Of Mr., Nick Kuhn's fine hunting
dogs was killed by train on the Q: 4 II.
road yesterday. "a i6 s
II Is rumorsa that bridgeport boy will
challenge the winner Of the medal at the
Capitol rink in Wheeling. t'fli' Z.
The benefit given ior the@idow Bye
waters ThgrsIlay- night turned out well.
a large quantity Of provisions, clothing,
etc was received. 5es q - Z.
Tho reception given at the residence Of
Mr.. Will Clark Thursday niPht was well
attended. Refreshments were served dur
log the evening, and those who were pies;
ent say thai. they spent avery pleasant
evening.
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lla,m,,ro sais fsr $4,000.

Yesterday in the office oi Circuit Court
Clerk Mitchell, q damage suit for SIC, 900
was entered by. "A tforneys .Guy;R @. Allen
aud Henry II. Russell, representing the
adminlstratofs ot t6s estate q Charles
Nay, deceased against the frmoi Kaslsg
Brooks, Nay was 10 the. employ ofthe
firm on April g, 1850, and with others,
was ordered To ismoYe / the carcass Of q
dead horse, lying near the edge Of Cald'
wells Run on the defendant's property.
In getting down q steep emhaakment Nay
was thrown under the wheels Of q wsgon
on which the carcass was 10 be loaded.
BE Was run over and SO injured that he
died a few days afterwards from the effect
of the ipfufies ~. - q X
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lrit ever comes to. be thoroughly under
stood that the West Virginia 1.egislStuseis
to adjourn at the end Of forty.aye days,
unless there be circumstances OF extra.
ordinary natureto Justify extension, the
work viii be done well within the eonsti.
taa0nal limit, and the majority will not
nave to beg for time nor will the appro.
? pnatioa bills hayeto be finished up on
Tue last day. The fact that the session
cannot be extended withouta a two.thifds
,O'e shows thatit was intended to give
.ne minority the powerto prevent an ex.
tension; and this on the assumption that
. asutticieat reason wonld command the
constitutional majority. 'T777.7. n
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Iris to be said torths Legislature which
has Just adjourned That general char.
acteF It compares tayorably with any that
have preceded It. II contained fewer
giants" than some others, It averaged
well for ability, II it iailedto do what
the people wanted, that was because the
eziGencies Of the majority! party were sup.
posed TO stand in the way. 1twas q Leg.
stature Of men Of senaemanly bearing.
There was little display Of ill:temperin
the debates, and many friendahips were
formed between men otopposite polltiGa.
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SENATOR scorr deseryedlthe neat COM
pliment paid him yesterday by number
oil his constituents. lie has stood by the
taxpayers and against the tax-grabhers;
and while he has consulted the general
welfare, he has give special attention to
bis own district, as he ought to have done,
and his work has borne good fruit. s,
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0SE Ohio county Delegate out Of solid
Democratic delegation Of four voted against
the extension Of the session. With the
session ended all hope Of passing the OBJ.
noxiOus Mason tax bill, sand the Ohio
county Delegates were all intelligent
enough to know 1t. The. three missed q
good chance to do . good thing for the
State aud place themselves in line with
their own people. Delegate Robertson Is
the only one who got In out Of the wet
aud he deserves credit for his sturdy
stand. 'u'' III -
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Last NsrAps carn,sa,.

The skating carnival giypnby the Ralt.
more Lodge No. q i. Of 7, atthe Capitolrink
last evening was q big event The place
was crowded with the members and their
friends from sister lodges. II is doubtful
II any more skaters could have gotten on
the surface. The contests los the prizes
offered were oil interesting. The music
was frs. class and everything yconspired
TO make the carnival d memorable affair.
ftwas financially a success q handsome
sum being realized By the lodge,
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Nm. HrsOmcss is sllrewd enough to
move into Washington before Mr.. Cleye-
land gets there. The greater light OBJ
scures the lesser Mr.. Hendricks Is o
Pickering flame which Is about TO enter
on four years OF more or less obscutity.
1t is the lot OF the yiee,President and
fortune is not particularly unkind TO Mr.
Hendricks. Il
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A.aRAoEruL q ecoeNIrIoN.

A Testimonial TO Senator Scott from Ap.
preolatire astltuenis.
Yesterday morning when Senator Scott,
Of this city, Approached bis desk in the
Senate chamber, he was agreeably sur
prised 70 find upon Il q large and fragrant
fouquet of, rare flowers. His pleasure
was increased whenthe found accompany
lug It the following Anonymous note:
Hon, .lv. 3. issott;; III
Please accept this token of friendship
large, irrespective oi party, in recognition
OF your kind and most valuable efforts
and services rendered in behalf Of your
constituents u sgt
This is a graceful and deserved rsoogui.
ton Of Mr.. SCOTS untiriEs efforts TO foster
and enhance the interests Of his constitu-
enta. z '',-fa sif' m r m
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THEEXEcuTTvR SESSION..
UnIysrsity Appointments Considered by the

uniyerslty Appointments Considered by the
~ Senate.
The Senate in executive session last
night had under consideration the reap.
pointments Of Hon. Daniel B. Lucas, q
Jefferson county, and Dr. A. F. stifel. of
this city, to be members Of the Board Of
Regents of the State University, and Of
Capt r. NJ. McEldowney, Of New Mar
tfnsyille, to till a vacancy in the same
board caused by the resignation few
days ago OF Judge James Morrow, ir., Of
Fairmont. b,itsi Il, 49, A
The session was long, and some warm
debate was INDUCED in. Allthat could be
learned alter the doors were opened was,
that the objection was to Mr.. Lucas, and
that his appointment was not confirmed,
From the few pointers accidentally drop.
ped itwas inferred thatthe other two ap.
pointments were approved, though, this
could not be definitely learned.
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sirErnENIYIn1r ,il.Il b 3. I i NEWS. Z h
Deaths Of Noted psopie-A ccldent ut siinEo
Iron Works. X


Iron Works.
Special btpatsa 10 NJ latellieaeer. b.
sTEuBEXyIL1E, o.. Feb. 27.-Mrs. An
drew Parsons, aformer resident Of this
city, died at Bethany, Missouri, on The
22nd inst. Her mother, Mrs. Rachel Afm-
strong, left this city onthe 10th tomake
her home with her daughter, but arrived
only in time 70 see her die. q. &
James Boal, of the firm Of Archer &
Boal, contractors and stone masons, died
this morning, after long illness Of con-
sumption, aged 48 years. He was q work
man ofwonderful ability, whichiis shown
inmany Of the buildings OF the city. He
will be buried by the Masonic and Odd
Fellow fraternities.
This afternoon while Thomas Paxton,
ut the Mingo iron works, was
pushing buggy loaded lwithged hot Stag
o ball fell into some cold water causing an
explosion and burning him badly about
the face and eyes. He will probably lose
his eyesight. He. is married and has q
family. = =. iail
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PirsauRoH, Pa, Feb. GA hard
tleye eghs between William Qainelsp aud
John Doris, two local pugIlists, took place
tonight in o stable ON the South Side.
Nine desperate rounds were fought when
Quinelan was declared e,winner, Both
n ssEl 4 siias, s - u n u Z q.
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pIex,Ssox, Dik,, Feb. az Cowboys
stopped the Pacidee express at AIlnsuSyille
and made Conductor Clarke dance the
csn'can on the platform, varying tie
Eouotony by shooting feyolverssi 81 at his
isel ns A posse called out from AIahdar ar.
y tessed S me Whole party aud stskipR them
headquarters sa Missouri.
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a Days Events In the Giassi City. Personal
Chatter and Crumbs Of News. y
[ Mrs. NJ Somehow fs home from a visit
to Peoria. J 3 ~,
Mercer'swharf boat has had telephone
ommunication re-established.
Mr. James Adams, mail agent, Of Zanes.
yillei was visiting relatives here yesterday.
Clarence Rederer was taken TO ALE.
gheny yesterday, where hewill9be buried
to-day. 2. s. I ! +,
{. pr. . John M Gee and wife have returned
to the West after:a visit OF several weeks.
with relatives here,
I One of the Cloaier boys fell on! the ice
on the creek yesterday and broke one. OF
the bones Of his leg, Il sl. ~! u Il Z. Z
The colored people here want to skate
at the rink. They win be allowed TO have
the rink Monday evenings.
The GA. r. will have d pound party,'
this evening. The object Is the relief Of
some alex members of Spanglef Post. n J
The usual vacation IL moving time"S
will the given the public schools from
March 9lth over one week To April 9th. u.
The two wharf boats, anchored below
the bridge, are now all cut free from the.
dee, ready TO move into the hank when the
siyes 'blealsup. z
Miss Martha Kirk kpatrick Is teachingins
one Of the rooms ot the FoassI, ward
school, the vacancy being caused by the
sickness Of Mrs. Colbert &
The Bellaire steel works will 70 on
double turn Monday This will give en-.
ploymentto about ilfty more men. Most
Of these men were formerly oilers In the
mill. M 81 & a 81
Nearly Q hundred people were readyto
60 from here last night 10 hear Emmett,
and Especial train had been arranged to
take most OF them, fas the westafn mail
was two hours late. sa
There were not many yentnresotne
enough to walk across tho river yesterday.
One poor fellow was feeliug; his way oyerin
the afternoon when q crowd on this
tide shouted TO himthat the leo was bfeaks
ling. He turned and antill be Was out OF
breath, then seeing no sign Of danger he
turned about again.
shannon Anit died Thursday night at
his home on Thifty-second street. He
was out fora while alter, his life was de-
SPARED Of some time Sago, but hatl,a res
lapse. Helwas one Of the most prominent
merchants ot this place. aud ior d long
time was one OF the partners In Anlts, (
mill. He VIII be buried At thesni Rnsala,
In w Wheeling, on Sunday, y ~ i. &
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IL "In the heat Of debate" the ISTEr-
LloEScER has said anything it is sorry for
about the Intelligent maiority,p,itibess
to give It's friends Of that side assurance
that 1t regrets thereE any, occasion for
it In the same spirit the IrrELlioEScER
desires to forgive every gentleuaa Of the
majority side who,at any time within
the constitutional limit" has wished this
newspaper "in kingdom.come.n b N. !
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Az exchange remarks: "The happiest
moment in young lady's llfe'is when she
has a real live sweetheart" nthis day
The only "real live sweetheart" takes his
girl to the roller rink every night and
throws in at least two matinees week. .
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Apsrehitts Rrrs.teti.

BEsss;s Feb. q: ia Isonsequ d The
decision to expel Anarchists from swits.
prlapd, tbe polise ralded spsFepted baaseg
this morning. Wholesale a4esta were
made. Ten notorious Anarchists were ar
rested In this city. wi "
9Ae who'll. g. switzerland WA M thley,A l ~ y
morning BY the well:planned raids.s
Wholesale arrests were made in all
seutipua Of The country st the sstpe,
moment, and the plans 81 the
ipoliee were 60 well laid and the secret Of
the Intended descent 50 closely kept that
nearly allIthe prisoners were taken hpal
theirbeds. Arrest were nadsin ofheFcities
and TOWNS where the AHafchieai propagan.
do llastak zen root. What course the Gov.
ernment intends 70 pursue In the matter
Of punishment, further than the usual ex-
puIsion, has not yet been, made public,
but q firm detefnlinat tiah 10 stamp out
Anatchism has eYitently been reached.
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TaE most ungfacious thing ever done
ina West Virginia Legislative body was
done by Slr. Edwards in the House last
night. Mr. Edwards should feel ashamed
4 Of himself. The minority party in and
ont Of the House certainly feel ashamedoi
~ III lHi-
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Iris believed that President Cleveland,
will not cordially embrace either McDon.
sll or Thurman in his Cabinet. This will
produce a certain sort Of coldness, but
Hendricks and Johnny Mclean will be
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ws7 VIRGINIA applicants for office
rnder President Cleveland have each Sc
cpred a sort OF autograph album the
legislature. That is something II they
peyer get anything more.
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happy.

WIEN Senator Slorrison's boom bill was
smelly landed the Braxton statesman
smiled smile as broad as the Elk at high
water. And then he went of humming
Ii, original composition, t'rhe Busted
Boom.m sA.t ist'f "
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TuE Republicans of the Legislature have
beaten of the tax.eating furies. It Is 50
mittenin the record. From time % =! time
rs shall have occasion to refer to this
rroud triumph. T
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AIBksy, y. Y. Feb. s7.-Preaident-
elect Cleveland accompanied by his
brother, two sisters and Col. Lamont aud
family, leave for Wasbington early Tues.
day morning and will be there Tuesday
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xtbe rood time coming pages IN the
1ssiSalure wont command higher wages
,Ssn a skilled mechanic, and three times
"a much asaday laborek - I m \
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GROVER HITS THEM
OK TnE s1LyRn QUESTION.

BADLY on THE s1IyKn QUESTION
\ ~ n ~ q = 1900 { s fs 1
Hs Dlsenetiy Fayors Rss.sieaop p thl
iRsslisss Coinage OF snssrAG Gold me
Only True Basls Of . Metal Cola I.
age-Easot on Da.ins.s. =
A1pAsY,.N. y, Feb. q. Following I
the reply addressed by, Pfesidentelee
Cleveland to the silver coinage advocate
in Congress:
| TO Hon. A. y. Warner and Others, Member
ofthe Forty.tighh Congress.
GEsTLRMES:-The letter which ! hayl
had the honor 10 receive from you invites
and indeed obliges me give expression
to some grave public necessities although
In advance Of the moment when thes
would become objects Of my official car
and partial responsibility. Your solicitad.
that my judgement shall have been care
fully and I deliberately formed is en-
trsly just, and Ia accept The
suggestion in the same friendl,
tspirit in which sit has been
made. II is fully justified by the nature
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opefsIoni sLs y oi sne ~ es Isss nj. sa,.
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Wnlch w t9W ols ~, iess .iaa \
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rah,,,aas .ne usg s 1sTa and abich With M silver
repiaaty =, ae.S, ia wnatn ws.n stt,s "
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sear !. ~ a, ,oiysed i. ~ nses t lar @
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tiouse, q Wnlen lng teasuFy H Is mem mem
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eLntleht a ~ ~ w coua.ry iass. aese 2eins
tne lacts oi OUT present conaiaon aiu.o
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taih.ain aiiu commune " We taAass Q.
oa Ga sola swsi " tne W. h, 9tssye ,Sa
aasaay sonsa is poIssn'e1 sne
.5 Paeseht suspeis.son " ue Eurchssei
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W. ara going to miss the gentle tones Of
Clerk Peyton and the sweet ere'es''e0 N' nO'es
q, Clerk Anderson. Ks
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1NAudunAI si,Kc0RATloNs.

Z 1
some of the Floral work to BE Displayed
on the Fourth of alareIi.
ssSgw YonK, Feb. .27.-During the past
week, from daylight to dark, q crowd has
hung around the windows Of "a prominent
Bowery florist. They stopped 70, Look Of
eloral designs prepared for the inangur-
alton ball at the otder Of the Committee
Of Arrangements. Those who Rentinside
to get 0 better view Of all the designs ek-
posed, viewed with awe wire frame deco
rated on Top with . horse shoe Tbis-will
be a canopy of flowers when It ID done,
and the Presideut viii staBd Rudefit,
{ There was q chair, also, whtah 1t Has
claimed Mr. Cleveland twonld resi-, As II
was about half the size OF the Governors
old otiicc chair. Mt Albany, and as It was
composed OF "A wire: frame filed in with
immortelles, this elaial may be taken with
The frame Was pQrg!sF and
the eushiohg crimson, and when It is ln.
ished red roses, psnsies and =heliotrope
viii hide the ground work, This is the
case with tbs other designs. They sFe all
in immortelies. which serve simply to
show their form and fGolQfs, and as q soil
where fresh and rare flowers nay h9
planted. But these viii not be stuck in
until the pieces are shipped 10 Washing
ton, which will be the case on Saturday.
The design Tor tho Department Of Jus.
tice eis.ascale Of yellow a scroll ot white
and q. purple booker on which rests an
open book against o acalle bach cSgroupd ot
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arfohiSliion ana slta asing Rini1a,

REAptya, PA, Feb, q. The pehnHyls
yania Conference OF the Evangelical
church to-day declared In iayot Of q con:
prohibition amendment and
was opposed 10 skating Kinks, requesting
members mot e. p4treniae them,
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ror .o.callel West Virginia certificates
- -" sg,in "down, way down, terribly
down." -=
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SOvrr,IIyo Is due to the Janitor, who
~. txo hundred legislative cuspadores to
aasL tIas out every day for fOrty,tiye days.
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uNot.Why Not !

PARIS, Feb. Temps in an editorial
referring to Lord RltapauRCels aHnoappet
raent ssgatdilE eAaee'a dGslasatisa
against ricc 81 q cont band Of war, says i
aEngland has always maintained that
Goals were 3 contra band Of war despite the
psotests efFtahce. FfaHce will with equal
YisoTp persist that tiesi isa eontsahaad Of
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IExtSdros, ts, Feb. 2l. The Daily
Psesss Nicholsville special special saysE
This morning jim Watts (colered being
ccnaassed 70 the court houae for trial,
knocked Jailor Welch downand attempted
10 escape. Welcli shot him three times,
ttisdicr tic killlHg q his VIE,
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+ sEinss Tiailta a te Esplode, !

10 Z I41Fhys = W y - - r NF1v0e0st ~
spAKlI Feb ~ fhe activity ot the
rebels the LIST two nishss was great and
effective. Theyi sue Sseded in wreckins
three ID, d,ape6d redo oihtg without eNpled'
ing the iEtines VII ieh the naval brigade
and engineers had prepared iR each,
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ru. snow glides gently away We !, are .
certainly under great obligations to the
snow. -= ~
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manor Co.'s ThsFs.

Loxboy, Feb. -Telegfams from fSorti
announce that Gen. Ruller reached Cialt.
dNl w d ellSwith his entire force yesterday,
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Lean Thrown oyss IL
Alsksy, n. Y. Feb. 27.-An intimate
friend q Sr. Cleveland was talking with
him 0 Few days sines Ia regard 10 tie
sharp attacks upon him during the ea,t.,
paign, and asked him u he did not
cherish very bitter feelings towards those
who.were prominent in the matter. NJ,
Cleveland said that, SO far as Republicans
were concerned, be claimed no right to
complain.
FlAspolitlcs 80, he thought they had q
right iaetack him; but there were twp
men whom he could never forgive and
whose tteacherous course he would not
forget. These were Charles A. Dana and
John Mclean. They, In his opinion, had
forfeited every claim't 70 reeognlti ton, and Il
would be absolutely useless for either ol
themto come about the White House iol
any purpose during his administration.
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;ARru,aiIiTnshand.

MApsuAIl, Tax, Feb. 27.-Ann sBsgon,
anegro woman, seriously burned Sunday
night, died to-day. In her dying state.
ment she charged her husband with pour
ing oil over her clothing and setting II on
fire. Her husband, fied, ~