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iTi'eyer sorry sight to seea good man
N Wfohe. In hlS present conflict with the
Seaale Tie President HASN'T a leg TO stand
0a What's more, he knows II. 1.-The had
'Isln hands and a pure heart he would b.
Saa to turn oyer the papers on aloir
bas he started to reform on Charges =
laa as lie went along hO woye a tangled
se0' II lie had dealt fairly and Squarely
Mll The country the Senate would have
'onafmed his nominees except where The
,Sl nominees were extremely maladorous
"aa' can tho President now gain BY got
Sason his dignity, putting his thumbB In
s.,,ai w. Nai''coat aud e2clSlming II am the
'AAAu
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BOru IN THE RlNa.
Gibson and ThumpaOn Heal Their DiGrtr,
snOsS In an AmIcAbIO Way,

Wp9eh Anu EuuhlP1ph heAt amor ulHtf'
snCSS In an AmIoRblO Way,
Speeial liSpaieh TO ts hI,slIt0Me,r.
HUNTINGTON, W, Va, March 1.-The
"Great Unteritled" assembled at Bar,
boursvills to-day expecting to lind great
pools Of blood and oceans Of gore. The
air looked crimson, bat the hosts were
doomed to disappointment, Gibson and
Thompson were early on the ground, but
tho meeting was wanting In ita expected
excitement. By some lsgerdemaln the
differences were fixed up, and when the
speaking time arrived no one spoke but
Gibson.
lie announced his candidacy as well as
W, 7, Thompson's and said that their dil.
ferences were amiCably adjusted. ltwas
Q case of"you make few apologies and
I'll make q few" Gibson said that come
one had misrepresented both himself and
Thompson, but that hereafter they would
both seek the Democratic nomination and
be friends. The oil Of gladnesa has been
poured into the gaping wounds OF tho
Fourth District Democracy.
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HTSa ~, D''n'ch 70 The iat,llOaer.
WASHINGTON, d. O., March i.-lion o. 8.
long UIetk Of the Supreme Court, and
,,S,s 10 Morris, Of Wheeling, are here on Ma
tonic business.
10, ii,i Il, Reynolds, Of Charleston, iS a vie.
W wnSa' S' Charles Davies, Of tiarpsrs Ferry,
I'm .ata special examiner IN the Pension
gnnI, gm.y, %llleTGuming out Of church last
I.Imaay IImaay lell and broke one Of his legs, and
"Ssaely 10 be laid up for some time.
e,,i aD'ne ~ o. lhe Eastern papers report Gen.
lsmSS,Vh SVh as having voted In the Naval
6eGnNst.ee With Mt. Hewitt Ia favor ol
%s Va war vessel, Tie iact Il General GoH
Sssu Nav with the other l!epubliCanS sgainSI
GSSs,iSpoaition and In favor Of patrohilln1
m NiVSn S.,v.n manufacturers, The Democrat
"'O'ed the other way,
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ENsArIoNAL ELoraMlNr.
A white Woman Eaa. on with oolorod

A White Woman Ruus on with Colorod
Man.
Special Dt,paleh 10 he IntelliQAetr.
WEsT UNION, W, Va, March l.-Qulte
asensation was created here to-day in 80.
clety when 1t was discovered that Miss
Rhoda Ovens, a beautiful young woman
had eloped with Andrew Hayes, a colored
man Of persuasive manner. The youur
woman will be Q mother in a few months
but had always borne good name, and
was esteemed by all who knew her. She
has been q domestic In the Grant House
for several years, where Hayes had alSC
been employed. II was there the In
timacy was developed. They took the
early train for Athens, D., where they
will be married,
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CHINESE pRlygN orr



Masked Men.
PORTLAND, o0N., March i.-Between
midnight and 2 o'clock this morning
mob Of eighty masked men divided into
squads Of twenty each and visited the
Chinese working back Of East Portland
and Albina, an eastern suburb Of this
city, and drove them out. There were
ono hundred and eighty Chinese III all,
and all Of them were engaged
In wood Chopping and grabbing on land
lying one 10 three miles back OF the
towns mentioned. Some Of the men wore
masks, others had their faces blaCkenod
and others wore sacks over the head
with holes for the eyes. All tile men
were armed. They went to the camps
where the Chinese were asleep, routed
them out, displayed feyolvers and ordered
them 10 pack up and leave At once,
The Chinese offered no resistance and
allowed themselves 10 be driven 10 ferry.
boat and taken 10 this city. Tho mob
worked with great secrecy, The night
was dark and the officers OF the law knew
nothing Of its action Until the Chinese ar.
rived here and were marching up the
street from the ferry al 2 o'clock In the
morning.
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CALAIS, Ms, March, i,-ohstooE Ooun-
ly lS showed undst fully three feet on Tie
level. Trains ale bloCkadsd in all ditec.
tons. A large portion Of the New Bruins
wick and SLOtoix and penobsCot railroads
will have 10 be ahoyelled out and every
ayallahle man lsshoyelllng 10 release The
tfains. Provisions have been forwarded
BY show shoes, and everything 10 being
done 10 make the passengers comfortable
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MNs. Porter was invited to read at ont
Of Mrs. Secretary Whltney's social gather
ine' Mrs. Potter read "Phryne's Hui
band" otherwise "Hostler joe" path
eticstOry Of a simplo.hearted English wife
who went wrong. The great pathos o
tAs'tory turns on tue loving forgiveness
OIthO wronged husband. Death remover
the vtetched vile. Official society wa,
'ated-is still startled.-and refuses t.
b'somiortOd. A Washington correspon
dent says that evening dresses are not Gu
higher in the neck in consequence Of thu
terrible affair.
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Tho n,llnIrn Po,l nj a.Ls sr.hIp.

1VtVV0F HT7ENlTVV 70 VIZ IUEFWVENFH'
WARRINGTON, March 1.-The term o
the BsllaIre Postmaster will expire on the
9Th inst, and the name Of his successor
will be sent In some time this week
General Warner refuses 10 give the name
oi the gentleman he has Immended
for the position, assigning as q reason that
II will cause too much unnecessary cores
popdeuCs, He thinks the public can af'
iord to wait few days for the news.
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"FRAScE, | adore thee" says Russia, but
tAeHe celebrations Of the. republican form
oI government won't do. They are bad
enough Tor tue ordinary monarch but Il
ln autocracy tempered by assassination
they eaS wormOod. Besides, the worlt
withstand d certain amount Of World'sFair
and no more, and the thing has beeI
somewhat Overdone. Paris Is always at
tractivc, but Europeon politics Is so mix
ed that France may be mere serviai
dependency in 1889.
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MR HEWITT aud the President are said
not to be on speaking terms. Hewitt ip
understood to have fallen out with thu
President because he wears bigger collar
Than Hewitt, although the Congressman
lands on the sse oi his hat, Gentlemen
.hnnId NOT lall out over trllIes.
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Tm lsrELLlaEScER begs to acknowledge
The receipt Of an original poem on spring
beginning The flowers that bloom, etc.
Tue sentiment is good, the fancy exuber
aat, and there Is a nice musical jingle ii
The lines; but our springs are now 8,
backward that experts think 1t unsafe Il
uaOur spring poetry before the middle o
Nay, The author Of "The flowers thai
bloom" shows talent, though there Is .
certain aippanCy in the refrain.
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CoSdnrss is go busy revising the tarie
,,opplDg the coinage OF tho silver dolla
aud reforming the Civil Service, that /
Ia, no time to think Of Lieutenant Gresl!
and hYs brave companions who plantet
,se American dag nearer the North POI
tbau any other white men have ever beer
C,eely remains a lieutenant unfit for duty
aud Barnard is still u ue'geant. 1t woult
aolbe % in any other civilized country
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Opsrn Company stranded.
nt.,,,I.L Ia ~ H,Lttt1.....

Sp0oidI DlSpdtch 10 ne InttHI0eHeH.
PARxEmDuRo, W. Va, March 1.-The
Leland Opera Company which presented
1.-THE Chimes Of Normandy" and "The
Mikado" here on Friday and Saturday has
stranded. The company has been max.
ing money but there was trouble between
James +. Hsarney, who plays "Ko Ko,''
and Robert Burns, who appears as "Nee
Bau," and the manager, Giles Shine. The
players mentioned were fined for non.at.
tendance at rehearsals and they attached
shine'a effects for the money due them.
The company will be here all week.
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WHEN tue reform administration camp.
elin Washington Charles j. Pollard was
'udelySnatched from the Indiana bar and
sent to helpless Montana to be a Judge,
Here are come specimens Of English as
She Is Wrote" taken from one Of Judge
Pollards written opinions:
aThre, PROSECUTED, thir, procedure,
iatltorry, inCure, adheaf, PROSECUTION,
Ollslhes', thier, Dissolved, reimbursed,
te'pOndant, rtQuiAiE, warrent, exist
aace' .t' Totke, preStsnsly, evldincs, sepe.
@, limited, wheather, servlC, com.
p.alnt injunction, subsequently,, In.
Sst9GG'i'cna, ~ iudlciou.sly, iHs.lied, contest,
1t takes all kinds Of material to bring
about genuine reform.
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A woMAN,s IIlNplcAMENr.
Her Husband Killed Under One Name, b
believed to bs Alive.


believed to bs Alive.
INDIANAPOLIS, lNb, March 1.--MB.
Weaver, who went 10 Atlanta, Ca, to oh.
tain the body Of her husband, whom she
believed was killed there few weeks ago
under the name Of Pierce. has re.
turned home utterly broken down physic.
ally, having failed TO satisfy the authori.
ties that Pierce was Weaver. She Ia posi-.
tive that Weaver, II alive, has plenty
oi means, and II dead, he left q Consid.
erable estate. She Is sure that he IA
not still living with Mrs. Edens, In Texas,
as stated. Since lie has bsen gone WeaveE
has kept up correspondence with friends
aud relatives In Indiana, and nothing has
been heard OF him since the accident
Mrs. Weaver also thinks that b iter he was
hurt In the accident Weaver gave 81, ,OOC
In money 10 some person to sehdt hUi
with hia card and papers, but that only
the letter was sent 10 her. She thinks
that possibly a part Of this money 10 the
5000 which Is now In the hands Of the Rd
miniAtrator,
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ataln ln sIaht.

CHICAGO, 1LtA,, March 1.-THE number
Of bushels Of grain in store in the United
States and Canada February q, and In.
crease or deCtea4e compared with the pre-.
ylouB week Will be posted on Change to.
morrow ~ follows. Wheat, 62,14S, ,S6g
bushels, decrease Of O22, 1928 bushels; corn,
II, ,4OI,4l7 bushsls, lnGteaee Of 0,69g,S
buahels oats, 2,24S,lll, increase Of g45,.
OSa bushels rye, 0gB, ,B55 bushels, inuease
Of ,Ib4 barley, l,44B,s21 Bushels, decrease
Of l95,005 bushels. The am 1unt in obi
cago elevators wagi Wheat, l4,2S7,TSg
bushels corn, 3US2,0SS bushels; OalaI
All ,gS4 buslels; rye, 200,BD2 bushels
barley, l4S,2O3 bushel9.
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Is General Grants book twenty'fou
Smiths are mentioned, smaller families il
ofoportion, aud since the author did no
ALLOW np each Smith with his given nam
tls indcser has had a time Of ii. Thl
index will add greatly to the value Of th,
,ork. OF the ffst volume $4,000 Cople
nave been sold. Sill greater things ar
,,pecled after the second volume is ready
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EpMuNDs NEpLIEs
70 the Predicate Message in HIS MoIl
AnAble Manner.

AnAbls Manner,
wAsutSaToS March l,-when the
Presidents message had been read Atf.
Edmunda said Il reminded him Of com.
tnuniCationS ol King Charles l. TO the Par.
lament lie also said that the rFesldeht,
uniutsntloaally no doubt, had entirely
mistaken the question involved between
himself and tile Eenate,
think am tAte Ia eAylna that II ID
The lfst time In the history Of The tepub.
lie that any Ptealdent Of the United
states has undertaken 10 interfere with
the deliberations Of either house oi Con.
atess on questions pending before them
otherwise than BY message on the state
Of the Union, which the COnslltu.
lion commands him 10 make from
time to time, This message "a devoted
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1oSDoN, March i,--Duflng The heavy
snow storm which prevailed on The coast,
the BdtiSh steamer Missouri, Captain
POULAND,, from boston, February Is, 10,
Liverpool, btfauded of Holyhead. The
weather eontinuss bad, and nothing can
10 learned at present regarding the late ol
the crew,
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SDeetal Dtvatch 10 Tie Iatelltgeea.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, March LAT an
early hour this morning the residence Of
John Mays was destroyed by fire. Loss
5000 insured for $iOO.
This afternoon the residence Of John
Via was destroyed by lire. Loss $500; in.
aured for $500.
Albert Campbells wAtChmau at the
United States Custom House Of this city,
was sitting In his office in the building
this afternoon when suddenly he began Ia
bleed from the mouth and nostrils. III
less than five minutes lie was 0 corpae.
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TnE Elanr noun MOVEMENT.
It's spread Among The trades in chicago.
BaVeOls Assured.


BaSeels Assured.
CHICAGO, March, little eight lOut
movement is assuming formidable proper.
tons in this city and promises to be very
general among wage workers both orpanlI.
cd and unofSani4sd. Already the BtlCk.
layers Union have decided to stand tot
eight hours work at eight hours pay on
May lot 1885, % recommended by The
Federation oil Trades and Labor Unioni
Of the United States and Canada, and d
they numhsf 1900 men, In fact all work
ing at the trade Ia Chicago, theli
demand iS likely TO be aCceded 10,
The PlasterefJ Union, numbering some
800, have taken like action, a. also the
lllhefs, carpenters, and all building trades
The eigaEnAketB union have also decided
70 make a stand lol eight hours, and The
typographical Union, numbering Bomt
| 500 members yesterday decided 10 fall
into line and work eight houts from and
alter May /, and invited other pfihtefs
Unions ID the county 10 co.opefate, Thu
general feeling among the wofkef9 seeml
tohe % accept eight Louts pay lot eigh
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Ms.cIpsoS's BarboursvilIe performance

MG.GIBsoS's BarbOursvillep performance
announced as five act tragedy, degener
sled into larcical comedy. The INTELLT
osycEn was disposed tostand by Mr.. Glib
sou in this matter, but is now compelled
10 say that Mr.. Gibson has ingloriousl!
aaakel, What was the use Of marching
up the hill, only to march down again
II mus. be that State Treasurer Thompson
has suddenly developed a terrifying "'hu
vnce' in the Fourth District.
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c,Rpx DAlros, OF Hamilton county, is
.oritled to three years in the penitentiary.
Til. hs al!owa it and the court will prob
,Iy svard it'll it has a chance, Dalton
1,s % done some high stepping in his line.
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ann,r alntm,ln l.nnlan,l.

LONDON, March 1,-A snow storm pre-.
walls throughout Great Britain, In many
places the snow has diitsd III great piles
on The railroad tracks, seflously lmpsnd.
Ing traffic. The 6uEFerlngs Of the poor are
greatly Increased by lh1 storm,
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SECRETARY WmrsEY may have been
j,nperously near Jacob Sharp when that
ronby Was buying Broadway from the
y,w York aldermen, but it is not denied
mat his terrapin luppers are unexcelled
in MashIngtOn. u.
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Mental or organic weakness, nervous
debility and kindred delicate diseases,
however induced, speedily and perlna.
hently cured, For large illustrated book
Of pattleulAr1 enclose 10 cents In stamps
and address, Worlds DiBpsneaty Medical
Association, 0d3 Main street, Buffalo, N, Y,
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rur President iorgets that while he is
...nop,ibIe ior a nomination the Senate
!, ,sspopsble for a confirmation. The
nh,,,e advice aud consent" means some
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TIE MESSAGE,
the President y iius I..us aud Lays Dow
the uaunIlpt.

the uauutlpt.
WAsIllSGToN, ID. o., March THE
following message was sent to the Senate
to-day:
TO The Sendte ofLhe UnhSd States:
Ever since the beginning OF the present
session. Of the S.naie the different heals
II the departments attached 10 The e8ecu.
live branch Of the Government have bssn
piled with various requests and demands
rom committees oil the Senate, from
members Cf such committees and at last
rom the Senate itsell, requiring tue trans.
ulssion OF reasons for the suspension Of
rfIiceholders duting the recess oi that
body, or for the papers touching the con.
iuCt OF such officials, or for all
papers aud documents relating to such
iuspeDsions, or for all documents and
papers filed In such departments In rel4.
Ion to the management and conduct ol
hs offices held by such Ruspsnded
officials. The different terms from time 10
lmu adopted in making the requests aud
demands, tho order In which they sue.
teeded each other, aud the fact that when
made by tho Senate the resolution Tor
that purpose wos passed III executive
session, have led 10 q presumption
he correctness which will, l Rnpposs,
az. tha int,, % m,tInn time % sonuHs and tbS
az "oo Ss,s ~" ,hnS dsTsHsi iap ,,sa nv the San.
enn iss mao sSisp
1"ePio'SS h,I,,aS .Sssa % V spsnans;onS arc S my
sI...tiao w. acIs h1Ssd mon considsrs,,nn,
e1SCunS 1,NS ao a. 90 ISS" aIoSs mi toS sVSicS am
t1utss'eu I1ls. uaosjhIs " I hsIs SoS no i,fv;ta.
..Ls ~, thn Itn;tsi StstSa Ssnate IN n state
~ on iao,t;on uu % ,rhjch hsvS ielt and Strivetl
sne pvssoin T.. soIs,i,n ~ tSa % SSms @ nr ~ IN.
so.nsat " SsSS ~ mvssli INV Ssts and motives In
~ ts1 prvs pnpS,nisss nj ''t
su0 t'etn.aso' ..................
AFLEA OF 'usTlFioATioN.
In this condition Of affairs have for
ho,n sddresainv tho Senate upon the Sub.
w." ,AN' 't.I, -. !, - .t,....;,,
lecti lest nisnt pe "V'pseu " W. u'''"e
myself unbidden upon the attention ol
hat body. But the report OF the Com.
mittee on Judiciary oil the Senate lately
,reHented and published, which cen,
,nres ibe Attorney General OF the luited
states for his refusal 10 transmit certain
papers relating to suspension from office
and WliCn avg, II vuiiSv ., NV use p.t,;n,, ,to; y,
,yiTSss NV stasntiye I upon the question d
,neIl ia s,,spensions will, | hope, Justify this
communication. 49,. ....,...,.,,
The Pfesiasns .,Iy tsss ~ S nSStS TrIU nunsr,
., 'ns sue IN S rsoly Of tue Attorney General
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THE LABOR WORLD.
TnR aEApER woRKs sTnlKE.
The Strikers Gather at the EstAbllshmsAt,
but Are Driven oE by the POllcs-Nsarls
Four Hundred Men At Work.
Other Labor Nsva OF Interest,"

CHICAGO, March 1.-The Mccormick
Reaper Works resumed operations this
morning, one hundred and fifty men re.
porting for duty, Great crowds were in
the vicinity OF the works early in the
morning, and to their presence is agcribed
the fact that q larger number did not apply
for work through fear OF intimidation, A
large force Of police were on hand to pre-
serve order, and arrested three or four
men who were noisy and aggressive,
When the great bell sounded at the
works, not to exceed 1850 men had entered
the yards. Large numbers Of workmen
had appeared carrying their dinner pals,
but were taken in charge by the strikers
and Q great many were prevailed upon to
remain outside. Great crowds OF striker!
lined Blue Island avenue, facing the
works, with the evident intention 0i in,
limidating any men expecting 10 70 TO
work, aud fually the police ordered them
back,
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pEcIsIoN, ,lN rAyoR oF ApAMa,

The decision gave Adams one majority
in the vote, after all illegal votes had been
thrown away. l have talked to soyera
persons here and they say that the same
ruling that gave Adams one majority
would give him twenty. But one Il suf.
aclent to hold the office, and that Is the
point tontended for.
On Monday when the court met, Mr.
Mayer made stubborn attempt 10 Ret an
appeal, but he had no grounds for Il, and
was thus barred against further process.
At the commencement OF the trial Adams
proposed 10 Mayer that they should Joint
ly have the evidence written down by
gtenographer for the use OF both, but
Mayer refused, and Adams had II done al
bis own cost. So when Mayer wanted an
appeal he tried TO get II on this evidence,
but was aatly refused, and thus was
obliged to abandon bis case. He had spent
nearly all he had in 1t, and II has thus
proven all in vain. The contest 10 now
ended, and peaceably. II looked for
awhile like there would be violence, but
the trouble all passed over, and Ticker
county will again disappear from notice
until some new thing brings Il out,
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III, President is in hurry. II he will
,,', nv 10 contain himself the Senate will
nlo % him up to the Queens TASTE"
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They were slow to move at first, but
when the order to dispere came a second
time, and the officers advanced, they
turned and ran across the prairie, scatter
crowd restored confidence to the mlnda OF
the waverlng ones, who had been pre-
vented from entering at first, and they
started direct for the works, In five
minutes there were, according to alr. Nc
CormiCk's count, three hundred and fifty
men at work In the various departments.
Superintendent Averill said q number
Of the men had RETAINED from returning
owing to having received threatening
uoses last night. BY tomorrow he ex.
pecLed the works would be in fall opera.
tlon. Mr. Mccormick opened the yards
In person and declared he would not be put
down now II he nad only a dozen men to
do the work.
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Che gateIli9eaar.

=l.l. =ne..ll lo.. y nad y EoaFtsenll stFoet,
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A MEMoRAnLE toNrEsr


FoF IhS UIFoult UOuFt UleFkSh'p OF Tucker
COunty-AdamS Wins.
Special Correspondence u ne hisEt0alep.
sT. GRoRGE, W, Va, Feb. 24,-'rhe
county court adjourned to-day, thus
bringing to close It's fifteen days session.
This has been the longest and the most
memorable term Of the county court ever
held in this county, 1t transacted no
business except to hear and dispose Of the
contest case between Mayer and Adams.
This case was decided last Saturday In
favor Of Adams, who was elected In 1884
and has since held the office, except for a
lew daysin January, 1885, when the Sheriff
held 1t against both Adams and Mayer.