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A0nlcu1runA1 MArrEns.
The Monthly Crop Report-Avcrage Price,
far lfnrn, prnduCts

The bIOnthly Crop RePort-AVcrhEe Prices
for Farm Products.
WAsuINoroE, Dec. 1Q.-Tho following
crop report was ipeued to-day by tho De.
par!mcnt Of Agriculture: The December
returns OF average farm prices, by coun-
ties, show material reduction, US compared
with values Of tho cropg Of 1885, In wheat,
rye and barley. Corn had made an ad-
vance nearly equivalent 10 tho percentage
Of reduction in quantity, and oats, In syn.
pathy with corn rather than with small
prainu used for human food, averages q
slightly higher value than last year.
Tho farm value Of 0GTn vas 80 cents per
bushol In December OF last year. u is
now 81 Oputa-OnO cen. higher than the
cron OF 1854. Tue syerags lOr tho previ-
Gus hy0 years waa 447, aud 10! the ten
years prior 10 1880 It was 420 centa. Tho
pricas in the surplus States are: Ohio,
55; Indiana, SO; Illinois, 81 Missouri,
81 Kansas, 27; and Nebraska, 70. Thls
is an increase oyer last year Of one cont In
Nebraska, three in Kansas, Illinois, Indi-
ana and Ohio; and ak in Iowa and Mis-.
souTi. The average Is 80 10 New York,
~ Ill TCuuBylNhulht hIu ~ IL NhBlhA0
Two cents lover In each than last year.
Prices In the cotton States south and west
Of North Carolina, are higher tGan last
year; South Carolina, 60; Georgia, 90;
AlAbams, bS; MisBissippi, %; Louisiana,
55; Arkansas, 49i Texas, g0i an increase
OF eleven cents, due TO the disastrous
drought.
The average December price Of wheat
is 90 cents, q reduction Of Dight cents irom
the average value Of tho last crop and
four aid q half above the price In 1854
Tho syersgO In New York Is 81 cents; II
cents lower than last year. Pennsylva'
ME, So; IS cents lower. Tbs reduction Is
ptili Ctestcr III several Western stste0.
The average Of Ohio Ia "A cents, Michigan
79, indiana 70, Illinois 90, Wisconsin OS,
Minnesota Gl, Iowa 90, Missouri 03, Kan.
pao IS, Nebraska AZ, Dakota 81. There Is
little decline In tho Southern States, In
some Of which prices are higher than
last year. Tho average In California Is 70
centb.
Tho average value Of oals is 20 0 cents,
aVBlnpt 2s 8 last December Rye averages
5S1 against $40 last year Barley o.
GENTS last year, 6O3. BuCkwheat 81 4, a
reduction Of ! 5 Conla per buehel. Pota.
toUs iB cents, / cent higher than Ia Da'
Cenbsr OF last yO0r. The value ol hay
averages nearly S. per ton.
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LABOR CONGRESS.
Charges Against tho knights of Labor.
Conference Committee,

CoLuNBus, O., Dec. lO.-The Trades
Union Conference met at $3.50 this morn
ing, with President Mcbride In the chair.
The delegates continued tho discussion Of
their respective Unions and their relations
to the knights OF Labor, Some very
serious charges, in the eyes Of the dele
gates, were made against the Knights,
and from their number 1t Is evident that a
Conference Committee can never adjust
thediGerencas,
Tho committee appointed 10 confer with
Mr., Powderly's committee from the
knights presented q written report. The
report stated that the knights Of Labor
Committee did not have fall power to
act, but could only adjust minor grleV-
apces, and the committee asked for ill.,
attractions, The report was accepted, and
tho committee instructed to insist upon g
settlement on the basis Oi the trados
union treaty, 1t Is evident that the
breach between the two organizations ia
widening, aud the work Of the Conference
Committee indicates that the difference
will not be adjusted, Tho feeling against
the Knights grows more bitter aud open
with every days session Of the trades
pnlonists. Tho results Of this convention
Will no doubt he q struggle for supremacy
between the two organizations, which will
rehrlt in the survival Of the ltest,
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ANOTHER VACANT cIIA1n,


Representative Dowdney, of New York,
Suddenly stricken Down.
WAsulEuroS, D, G., Dec. lO.-The
Chaplain, in his prayer to-day, referred to
the death o! Representative Dowdney, Of
New York, which occurred in that city
this morning, OF spoplOxy. He saidG
"Agsin this House has hHGn stricken by
tho hGrd Of Death, and another ssst
made vacant Console and comfort the
wife and children thus rendered desolate,
widowed and orphsned. Bs Thou the
stay and cheer Of them In this sudden
and awful bereavement"
Immediately after the reading OF the
journal, Mr. Campbell, OF New York, an.
nouuCsd with sorrow Gnd regret the death
OF Bis lGto colleseue, and offered resolu.
tions expressive Of the regret with which
the announcement Of the death had been
received by the House, aud providing Of
Joint committee oi the Senate and House
to attend tue funeral. Tho resolutions
were unanimously adopted, and 40 mark
OF rCspeCt to the memory oil the deceased,
the House at 1920 adjourned until IT,.
morrow.
The Speaker this afternoon appointed
the following committee TO attend tho
iuueral: Maasrs. OaWpball, Yiele, Msrri.
man and Muller, ot Nov York . Heill, ot
Missouri; Scranton, oil Pennsylvania, an d
Brady, OF Virginia.
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srAnrLIN0 REVELATIONS
aERao by Nurdcrers, Who stoned to psatll
hoy.

SERdc by Murlcrsrs, Who stoned to nsAtll z
hoy.
COLUMBIA, S. G., Dec. 1O.-Detsils as 10
the horrible murder ola lO.yearold white
boy, which was reported several days ago,
ere being obtained, and extraordinary
revelations have been made. Tie boy
was found dead in q cotton lield, beaten
out Of shape with rocks. Four negroes-
Nose LipaGomb, Dan Roberts, Bailey
Dowlo aud Pint Thompson were arrested
on suspicion and committed 10 jail. A
large number Of Witnesses we're examined,
but no conclusive evidence could bO oh.
tanned. " was believed that John Lee,
the murdered boy, detected his tnurdefers
stealing cotton, and that they killed him
to keep him from testitying.
Upon this ground the four negroes were
arrested, there being slight CirCumstantiRl
evidence against them, but the theory was
proven correct, for two OF tho men-Rob.
ertr and Iipscomb-Coniessed to having
committed the murder aud Implicated Tho
other two. They were caught by Lee
steeling cotton nnd etoned him to death,
and were about to throw him in Bread
river when persons approached and they
fed.
Continuing, the 4vrderers revealed o
new phase Of lRwlessness. They sgy they
ssO part OF a band Of forty negroes who
have organised snd tsken an oath to kill
instantly any one catching thGm stealing.
In that section Of York county there 10
great e&oitepent, and it 10 believed here
that the four men in jail will be lynohed
as q terrible warning to the rest OF the
murderous cotton bandits. Tho scene OF
the crime Ia at the foot OF Kings Noun.
tain, and in sight Of the famous revolu.
tionary battlefield.
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NEGRo HANGED
at DaybrOak atst. Louis for a Murder Com.
mlLted In 1ARA.

at DaybrOak atst. Louis for a Murder Com.
inltted In 1883.
ST. LOUIS, No., Dec. 1O.-Robert Grayor,
colored:: was hanged in the yard Of the
Jail at 500 this morning. Grayor retired
at nino O'Clock last night and slept until
five this morning, whom he was aroused by
. Deputy Sheriff and partook OF hearty
breakfast. Atsix o'clock the death war.
rant was read to him in his cell, and at
1:3O o'clock he was marched to the scaf.
fold in the Jail yard, accompanied by two
deputies Of the Sheriff ard followed by q
crowd oi about 100, who had been admit.
ted to the jail on tickets issued by the
Sheriff.
6rayor bore up nobly under the ordeal
and when asked II he had anything 10
say, stepped to the edge Of tho scaffold
and In a clear voice said: II wish you oil
good luck" Then retroating to the trap,
he stood firmly while the cap and nooIe
worc adjusted. Tho trap was sprung,
and III twelve minutes Grayor was pro-
nounCed dead, having expired with
scarcely q struggle.
The crime for which Grayor paid the
penalty was the murder OF Berry Evanu,
also Colored, committed July 0, 1883.
The night previous Evans had severely
pnnished Grayor, who was his room.mate,
and fellow 6mploye in livery stable.
The next morning Evans taunted Grayor
with his discontinue Of tho night before,
and Grayor, Eeizing q wagon-stake, dealt
Evans blow upon the head, from which
he died four dRyB later.
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VOLUME XXXV.---NUMBER 81,

the food and lodging incomparably better
and the severe toll less than in factories
or shops and stores. A day will come
when SHRED help" will be educated for
positions in private families, as they now
are for positions elsewhere, and when Lhst
day shall come It will be to the unHpsska.
bic advantage Of both parties concerned
the employer aud the employed.
In looking back fifty years the sphere
Of woman, her rights and dutiea have
been enlarging; her rights have been
more and more based upon equity and
not on courtesy her development has not
bsen at the expense Of her womauly In
stincts; she is none the lesa refined
woman, and fitted for the 0utiea OF home,
because her enlarged sympsthies take in
the interests Of the whole community. In
participating In rights and duties which
at one time were exclusively committed
to men, abe has be come masculine,
and there are multitude OF things that
can be and are being as well done by a
woman as by q man, and in a very large
sphere the womap's way ia the best,
HENRY WARD BEEClgR.
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THE z1oN,s LUTHERAN rA1n.
The Blg Festival In UsrmanIa Hail to Close
Tonight,

IOsnlgnt,
Tonight brings 10 q close the fair and
festival at Germsnia hall, being given by
the Zon's Lutheran church. Thus for II
has been conducted most successfully.
Tho ladies are being ably assisted by Dr.
g. sChnepi, Mr.. Henry Meyer, Mr.. Fred
SChwerLieger and other gentlemen who
are prominent In the congregation. To-day
the fair will commence az 8 o'clock this
afternoon In order to afford q chance for
the little ones 10 be presen. and enjoy
themselves. A-6 o'clock q hot supper
will be served. II Ia expected that the
crowd will exceed that OF tbs past two
evenings. Tonight will close several
contests; some Ane easy chairs, gold
watch and q silver watch arc among tho
articles being contested for.
Last evening Kris Kingle again put In
an appearance aud gave general delight.
Misses Annie Rlglsr and Hickey HofT.
meister, and MeJs,s Gus Mule and
Charles Dlokmeysr sang a quattetto.
Miss Nellie Ktat! gave pleasing reclta.
tlon, MlBs Louisa Manu- played q pretty
piano solo. The large crowd present On.
ljoyed these special features very much. A
clock was awarded 10 II. g, CLARK, oil
lEsnBylllei 4 silver castor 10 Miss AMMO
Kre4si teaset Of 90 pieces 10 Mrs, OArrio
Benke; q quilt 10 Mrs. A, Ftohmaia fine
cigar. holder 10 MlAg Emma KRAFT. A
number oil smaller articles we're awarded,
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49, Ss7
WILDCAT INSURANCE,
An Ohio Man CarrlCslt ON In tho South to
Perfection.


Perfection.
NAsuvILLE, TkNE, Dec. lg.-A fradu.
lent and bold insurance scheme, which
has been operating from this city with
great success for The last two years, came
to light to-day.
Charles TresenredOr was the man at the
head Of the concern. He came from
u 1tnesville, O., to Nashville in 1884, and,
claiming 10 represent the Standard Lite
Insurance Association, opened an Office
and scattered circulars broadcast over oil
the Southern States with the exception OF
TeUneesee.
On many Of tho circulars wGB the pic.
ture Of a large. building purportlng 70 be
occupied by the company, but which is
not In any part Of the city. The very best
Of terms were offered to agents, and noon
an immense trade was built up. Tfesen.
render dressed IN the finest style and lived
handsomely. The authorities OF the state
have received many lotterH and kilograms
asking about tho company, but always
stated that they could gtve no official In.
formation. TreBsnrender claimed that
his company was OF tho mutual kind, and
therefore exempt from license.
4 short time ago two young men,
Doctors Flood, from Clear Oteek, n. O.,
who had insured with Tr0ssnreder, came
10 this city. They inquired for tho build.
Ing, the cut Of which they had seen, and
found there WAS none such here, IN the
meantime parllea near the same place In
North Carolina, who held claim for $9,.
900, on policy on the life Of John Still.
well, deceased, had written 10 rresenfsder
10 got tho money, His response was that
| Inc board ol directors had moi
met yot, and he could no. act
| I'M they did. This Claim was then
IOnt 10 Doctors Flood with Instructions 10
collect II. Thsss gentlomen hunted Up
The man who had Bwlndled them, aud on
hls refusing 10 pay oVOr the policy or re-.
iund their money, denounced him as q
fraud. The matter was put In the hands
Of Q lawyer, but TressnredsE skipped the
lloWn AS soon As he board ol proceeding
SRainst him, lie has been receiving Bln6C
~ each mall pilea ol fegiatered lsttetl
which are delivered 10 his vile,
A man nApod Q'Nell, styling he was
BpeciRl agent Ol the Standard Lille Asao'
citation AZ Fort Wayne, Ind, appeared Ii
the city. He said that Tfesentedet was
humbdg,
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IRON ORE.
A Summary of tho Business for the Fast
Year-Tho Output.


Year-ThO Output.
CLEVELAND, Dec. 10.-In the annual
summary oil the iron ore business the
Iron Trade RepieU will tomorrow say that
the sales for 1885 will reach tho largest
figures since the opening OF the Lake su-
psrior iron ore industry thirty years ago.
For the season ending December 1t esli-
mates that 3,53O,5OO gross tons were sold,
compared with 2.O3S, ,4S5 tons in 1886, on
increase Of 50S,0l5 over last year. Tho
amount Of unsold ore at lower lake ports
one year ago was estimated at 10000
tons; this year the unsold surplus is less
than 10000 tons. The total receipts at
Lake Eric ports for the season oil 1885
were Q, l8S, ,554 tons, being 004 .5s5 tons in
excess Of last year.
The amount OF ore on dock at Lake
Erie ports December l, was 006, 40 tons,
or S2,4OS tons less than at the same timo
last year. From all these iacss tho ReVicw
concludes that the docks will be cleaned
up by spring and that the output Of the
Lake Superior districts, which this year
reached nearly 35O0OO0OO tons will next
year very nearly approximate 4O0,0OO,0OO
tofla.
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ABOUT pEOpLK.
Strangers In tho CITY and Wheeling Folk


9uAAberh IN LhO OlSy hnd wheeling FOlh1
Abroad.
Mr.. Howard Wells Is about the city, Of
ter a severe spell oil slcknoss.
Rlsbop Petorkin will preach at the Town
Hall, Elm Grove, Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock,
Mrs. +. l., Genish, nee Klapheck,
formerly ot this city but now OF Boston,
10 visiting relatives here.
MeGSn. Watson and Oblinper, pronin.
ent citizens ot MaLamorAg, o., arc at the
Mcclure House.
Miss Annie Clark, Of this city was
among tho guests a! the Bachelors hop
given In SteubSnvillO last night.
MA W. A. Magic. Of Chicago, repre-.
Benting Armour 4 Co., ia in tho city
again. lie 10 ut the Stanm House.
Hon. Josiah Sinclair, Of Marshall Coun.
", one Of tho stannCh Republican mem.
bers.eleot Of the next House, was In tho
city yesterday
Judge Jacob WAS taken III Yesterday and
could not preside In his aide OF tho Circuit
Court. Judge Boyd Bat on tho bench fol
him, there being hoCOurt on his own sido
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ttni0r,.,I,n,eni.

Tickets for the Benefit to be given in the
interests oil the Womun'u Exchange,
December 90, can be obtained St Dr. T,
II. Logan'G, y. W. BSumOr's and the
Exchange. No extra charge for reserved
seats. 1t 10 seldom the Wheeling people
hayO an opportunity Of hearing one 80
gifted aud 10 thoroughly appreciated aB
Miss Elizabeth ClsndenlnR, oi PhilRdOl.
phla, who will give a number Of her
finest ssleCtlonB. Among the testimonials
regarding her superior qualifications % an
eloCutlonist are recommendations from
Hon. John Turnkey, Of tho Hupremo
Coutt, Hon. James Allison, aud the
leadlbg clergy. This, with the leading
artists at homo and the object, should hll
every seat ID the houss.
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nIG C0NInINArIoN
or tho Reef neaICry OF New York Clty Ii
Chicago Dressed HeSR.

OF tho Reef nea!CrS OF New York Clty In
Chicago Dressed IieeR,
NEw York, Dec. l0.-The movement to
consolidate the Western Dressed BsCl
Company and the National Consumers
Bsef Company, Of this city, aud the Ma.
tional ConsunOrs' Beet Company, of New
Jersey, and to fotm o larger and stronger
corporation than ever before, Is making
rapid progress. At q meeting OF the
Western Dressed Beef Company, held at
No. l4G Broad way, on Wednesday, about
thirty stoGkhollers, representing $lGO, 900
OF tho paid.up capital, were present. OIL
yer Snmner Teal, tho Pie3ident, resigned
and Morton 8. Patton Wsa elected Presi.
dent, and the Marquis do Morea Ganeral
Manager, and 7. Il. Powers Treasurer.
Mf. Teal has also resigned as President
OF tho National Consumers Meat Com.
pauy, Of this city, and the Vacancy was
Oiled by tho election Of Patton.
Mr.. Teal wga one oil tthe promotersof both
enterprises and the chief executive since
tho organization. Considerable dissatis.
faction with his policy was found by tho
stockholders and they bought out bis in.
ters6ts, Yesterday sfernoon, at Joint
meeting Of the stockholders, Qrrnand
Hammond, jt, Of Baltimore, vas elected
Eastern Manager Tor both the New York
companies, and at a subst quent meeting
Of the New jersey Company the Marquis
De MoreH was elected President. II 10
understood that the next step will bo tho
organization OF the new company, with
tho principal office In the Rink Building,
at Broadway and Fiity.tlird aIreat. The
main station will ~ tho Msuhattsu MRr.
the North river. The three companies to
he merged into one have su aggregate ot
s000,0O capital, OF which over 100000 is
paid up.
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UApIrAL CuLLINGs.

Tho President was 60 much improved In
health yesterday that he was abba to re-
sumo his public receptions iu the east
room. In addition he received about fifty
callers in his private Office most OF whom
were members OF Congress.
A monument in Arlington cemetery to
the memory OF the late General q, K.
Paul was dedicated yesterday morning in
the presence Of Rawlins Post q, A. r /,
Washington City md Gabriel j. Paul
Post l0l, g. A, Il Of New Jersey, Hon.
William Walter Phslpa delivered the ad.
dress,
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BALTIMORE, Mp, Doo. lO,-A high otli.
cial OF the Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph
Company Sta!ea that he has no knowl.
edge of any agreement between the BAld.
more q Ohio aud Western Union COM
panies as Published In q dispatch from
Pittaburgh. He states that the Baltimore
& Ohio has made no changes nor does he
know OF any combination between these
companies as to proposed tariffs on the!s
ltuau
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srsAr.n MORRILL, ia old enough and
has been long enough in Cousrees to
know LoNethIng about tho effect on bnei'
moss Of iariG-tInEerlng 'aOvement9,
When no yr9poats to le: the tariff alone
for the present-just TO let 1t slone-he
hit, tho nail fair and square On the head
aud cllncAes II on the other ltte. There
ara some psople who haven't 50 much
geuss "a Senator morrill,.
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Oil men are still haunting MouudSvillO
and vicinity, prospecting OVOr every acre
Of ground Ia tho county.
They continue very mysterious and no
one knows what they think Ahout the
asld. The Hicks wOll ia plugged and
what II 10 really worth CAun0t DO dsln.
Itely stated. Several new dOEflokB have
recently been erected near tho town and
n ID given out that tho dFill8 will soon be
Gel 10 work. III the meantime the Oitl sent
are waiting and Watching the work, hoping
and praying lot q boom,
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Jurors Drawn.

The following named petit jurors have
been drawn and Summoned 10 Berve In
PART II Of the Circuit court on and after
next Monday; John y. Oteightor, Hiram
Wood, James W. Davis, NJ. 4. Carr, Jos,
q. Brady, p.Hlue, ThOs l.. Cora, Nsy
DAnBnberR, W. II. Tyler, q, +. GolT, \. A.
Morris, Milton FolmHt, Doc. ChalIant, T,
Y. Adams, Patrick Wlsr, Sam Run, John
T. LGkin, 7 II. Flood, OhAS, ThurlOW,
Nicholas Bender.
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wo,t ylrslnlnns al Warrington.

gptciai Dkpa'cb 10 The i5itHgsneeh
wAsuiNoroS, Dec. lO.-A large nam-
bSr Of West Virginia Democratic politi.
clans have bVen in the city for several
dsya, From all can learn they arc sim.
nv horo for the purpose Of comforting
with MI. Camden in regard 10 the senG'
torial contest.
ty, has beUn appOlnLsd q doOrkeepef In
tho House Of Representatives,
Col, George u, SArgsAnt, ol Hardy
county, hao also bssn appointed 70 po'
sitoniu the GoYsrRwcnt Printing ot'
flea
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PITrsnuRou, Dec. lO,-A meeting OF the
joint committee OF the Knights of Labor
and Miners Amalgamated Association,
which was appointed to harmonic, the
rival labor organizations Ia the coke Ie-
gions, will nett ut Evhrson, Pa, to.moF-
row. A joint convention will than DO
held on tho eighteenth Inst. to Coneider
the Go.ion Of tue committee aud decide
positively whether q united demand will
be made on Christmas for al increase In
wages and the abolition certain griev-
nnnEH.
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PITTsBuRau, Dec, lO,-The rejection Of
the credentials OF A. g, Denny, delegate
to the Trades Federation at Columbus,
yesterday, has created great deal
Of talk among Pittaburgh workingmsn,
not only because Mr.. Denny was the
only sCCredlted delegate from this city,
but also from the fact that he was the rap
resentstivs Of one OF tho most carefully
managed and powerful Trades O;Eaniza-
Lions in the United StsteS. BY some
tia Cona!ruad IS a deliberate snub Of tho
Window Glass Workers and by others as
an &HsoNt to Mr.. Powderly and his order.
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LONDON, Dec, TO- Edward llanlNn, the
oafsman, sailed Ter OanSdS to-day. Dsing
@kCd when hiG match with Beach on tho
Nepenn river, New South Wales, Sould
DO royod hO said he preferred that II
Should take place In Juns. The RlakeE
would bo 5000 q side aud Beach would
allow him expenses. ...
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A NIrlorr for ihc nNYrt..n

ATLANTA, GA, DsC. 1O.--Au amend.
ment to the tax bill, raising tho liquor Ii.
censo from $50 to 500, was defeated In tho
legislature yesterday by a,voto oiOi to
g9' This s considered gfoRt victory by
the "wCtn people. II 10 tho arBt te6t OF
ihe relative strength Of tho vets and dryS
IN tho present l,ellnlaLilTB,
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a, 1852.

was announced to-day swslls to 19 the
death lat OF ths Fnr!y-NiRth Congress,
1t Ia as follows; Vice President Hen.
driCka, Senators Miller, OF Gala, and Pike
OF New Hampshire; Representatives. Ellis
wood, Of Illinois, Rankin, OF Wisconsin.
Hahn, Of LouisianR, Beach, Arnot and
Dowduey, Of New York, Price, Of Wiscon.
sin, Cole, Of Maryland, and Duncan, oI
Pennsylvania.