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and NJ. MagAieT, A prOcss rerbll OF thii
duel, signed by the seGonds OF Comte dI
Dion, but not by the seconds OF NJ. Mag
nier, contained statemsnta OF q most start
ling nature. AS this prOces verbal has beer
given prominence to by the French press,
there can be no harm in citing the follow
ing, which forms one OF its most extrRor-
dtnRry passages:
"At the third pass ii. SIsgnisr finding
himself driven Sgaiust landau, turned
his back on his adversary and started of
at o run, He IN this manner described q
circle OF about one hundred InetrsR round
Q tree, always closely pursued by the
Conte de Dion, sword in hand, In spite
OF this incident NJ. do Dion consented to
resume the encounter, and NJ, Magnier
bad his right forearm pierced by sword
thrust at the second pass
Another duel took plaza last Friday
afternoon ut st. Cloud, between NJ. Mag
nier and n. 10 Gard, the senior second Of
the Comte de Dion In the famous duel
above deecribed. The weapons used were
swords, and the encounter was very
fierce one from the very beginning. Al
the first pass NJ, Msgniets shirt aud NJ,
LIE Gard's glove were pierced simultan.
eously aud NJ, MaSlier's sword got bent,
The second pass, which was Of very brief
duration, resulted In VI. Msgnier receiving
rather q severe wound in the thumb,
which was transpiercsd in spite OF his
glove. The duel was at once stopped,
and honor was declared satisfied by the
absolutely correct attitude Of the oppou-
ents, whose pluck and skill were warmly
in the pr0ceS rTbGl signed by
all four seconds.
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PULPIT PLEAS.


humpIlnS OhAe9s
CnICAdo, lis, Esb. S.-The suit for
libel commenced by Police Justice Mech
against The Rev. Mr.. Klttredge, for the
latter's arraignment OF the former in the
matter OF the finding Of the Hankins
gamblers one dollar each, was touched
upon by both Dr.. Thomas sHd Prof,
Swing, In their sermons yesterday. DR..
Thomas, ip the course Of his address,
said.
"The ministers Of this country GrC men
among men, and their relation to their
fellow men is iraternal, not hlerarChal.
The frSterpal minister by reason Of his
relations to bis fellow beings should stand
for everything that Is Just aud good.
The minister's Office is 10 hold up The
abuses OF tho right az well as 10 teach
about the good, tho true and the beatiti.
iul. WbetherJ JustiCe MeeCh received o
bribe or not, or whether II could be proved
In court, there was an irrepressible feeling
that his decision In that casa was strange
one. The 226 men taken before the court
were not boys but men, arrested In one Of
the worst gambling houses il Chicago.
Until the Justice explained why he
changed the charge TO dlsorderly conduct
he should not complain that he was crit
iclsed. Upon the Surface the look was
soipo corrupHng influences was brought 10
bear. Dr. kittredgs was not 80 slow %
the speaker nor 80 deliberate. He might
or might not have been correct In hls con.
Clusions about bribery, but DR.. Kittredge
was fighting onthe right slde Applause. ]
lie would not only b5 sustained by his
large church, but by the entire West
glde."
Prof. Swing said the Gning Of gamblers
si on d disorderly charge was not 0 step In
advance. It showed that idle loaiers were
receiving loo much favor from the admin.
lstratofs Of Justice. There seemed only a
dollar Of difference between the office oil
the one and tho pursuit Of the other. The
Substantial argument Of Or. kittrodge
Should bp upheld by all lovers Of the city'a
veal, and every endeayor used 10 bring
about q condition Of things when Coult
Of justice could ::neysf be q court Of Ii.
Justice, and when the workman with bis
dinner pail was more esteemed than two
hnndfAd loAiefB Id n public fgh0ft,
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as 1nE lSrELLloENcER ventured to sug-
G'st when the news came from Washing
ton, Mr. l.ustaCs Gibson was in error when
be e'Aid he had captured Or. Bsrbee. A
friend Of DR.. Barbee, writing from that
sentlenan's home, fayots tho TNr1Lli.
dEScER with contribution Of more than
ordinary interest to Mr.. Gibson. II lIr.
GIO'on has really caught the bear, lie will
wonder why It is go hard to let 90. He
may have plain sailing in the convention,
but after that we Imagine that our friends
in The Fourth district will afford him
reasonable entertainment. When The
ating begins Barbse will be leading a
veteran cOumn against him, and he will
aght as hard as when lie wns himself Tie
nominee.
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RATTLEsNAKE KADtEs.
a Man sipgulArly AtiOOtsd ny the Aits Of
n snake,


JASPER, GA, Feb, s,-The condition ol
NJ. Sylvester Sans, a well known citizen
Of this county, excites considerable in
tersst. Two years ago Mr.. Sans, while
walking over his farm, was bitten by a
ratlIesnake. He Immediately Tesorted to
the native remedy-whlsky. OF which he
took Copious draughts. Nothing more
was thought OF the matter until six months
ago, when Mr.. Sans betrayed strange
SYMPHONIC. lie was never still, not even
In his sleep, twitChing his muscles and
moving necessarily.
Lately he has developed violent symp.
toms and has bitten his wife and family,
aud, in fact, all who came within his
reach. He now sc's Ike a man with q
well denusd cass Of rabies, only instead Of
barking no makes rattllng sound. He
has been taken to the Canton jail, where
a strong guard will be kept over him un.
til the Orisia is reaChsd.
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DErRotr, Feb. s.-The spring.Welli
pryDoCk Company recently gave notice
to their men that beginning with to-day
they would be required TO work ton hours
instead Of nine. A committee Of men was
informed that no propoftiohAGe advanCeln ID
pay would be given. This was reported 10
Tue men, several hundred, who refused 10
work al the reduction. The Company
was given I'LL this morning 10 consider the
matter and Just before the time for starting
10 work the men were told to 90 10 work
on the old terms, which was done. II ID
considered a signal Victory BY the Knighta
Of Labor, 10 which organization the men
belonged,
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NEWS IN BRlEF.

John Wynn, an old citizen OF Shanes.
vile, o., was fatally burned In lire In his
dwelling.
Norman & Co.'s extensive dry goods es.
tablishment al Austin, Tex, was badly
damaged by are.
Richard McCauless, q barn.burner, was
sentenced at Manchester, o., 10 I've Yeas
In the penitentiary.
The issue Of standard silver dollars
from the mints during the week ending
February 9, was $277, 500.
Reports have been received from Frank.
fort, KY, that the high liquor license bill
Is not likely to pass the Legislature.
There were no regular theatrical per.
iormanCes In Cincinnati Sunday, but some
PLACES Of amusement were open for lee.
lures and magic lantern shows.
The Canadian Pacific Railway Company
will adopt the 24.hour time, abandoning
A. Y. and y. NJ, and counting from o'clock
midnight around to "a o'clock.
A Washington paper announces that II
has become the fashion Ia the National
Capital for public men To adopt crests after
The manner Of the old world nobility.
At the celebration Of the eightieth birth.
day Of Jacob HosSler, near Tiliin, O., there
were Of the aged guests present nine
whose average age was Beventy.six years.
A filibustering expedition, consisting Of
twenty-five men, which sailed from New
YORK, Is reported 10 have gone tofeiniorce
revolutionary movement IN Honduras.
Representatives OF Eastern capitalists
are again laboring with the Ohio Sinking
Fund Commissioners In scheme 10 re.
fund State bonds on terms favorlng them-
selves,
A pickpoCket 10 the Hamilton county
O. jail, under sentence Of three years In
the penitentiafy, escaped among q class
OF singers from the Salvation Army, per.
miLted 10 enter the Jail for Sunday ser.
vices, .....,...
Tennessee will, II Republican gains hold
out on tile average from 1875 10 1884 (34,.
6b3 votes, or an annual gain OF 4,33l, !
elect Republican ticket next November,
including Q Governor, member Of the Sd.
pretne Court, member Of Congress and
The State Legislature.
Il iB feared that the ballotboxss In DOS.
session OF the bunko police of Cincinnati
have been 90 doCtored a. 10 make frauds
appear In Republican wards 10 Offset the
exposed ylllGinies In certain Democratic
wards. This II given as the reason the
Democrats Of the Senate fought 90 desper.
atsly for delay,
W, w. Jansen 4 Sons, q large furniture
manufacturing firm, OF Quincy ILL.,, made
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BosENAN, MoST,, Feb. S.-Last night a
body of masked man entered q meeting
at Grange hail and marched up the
aisle, covering the chair with their
revolverH, took W. W. Ulmont, placed
a rope around his mock, swung him
up to q tree In field near by and
strangled him until his friend Henry Dow
appeared with brace OF revolvers. War.
rants are out for the twelve members Of
tha nhh.
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CHtcAao, 1Lb,, Feb. S.-wllliam II,
Crane 10 again very sick, and last might
his patt In the "Oomedy Of Errors" ai
Mcyicksf's had 10 be taken by MI. How.
and, Mt, Crane played Saturday night
yesterday he took 10 hls bed Al the Grand
Pacific, and this evening bis physiplanl
we're anxious about him. He has GAughi
q nevere cold and has every symptom q
pneumonia. Yesterday Afternoon no onl
Nes permitted 10 peV him,
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wAsHESaroN, D. O., Feb. S.-The Score
tary Of the Treasury has received letter
from the Secretary Of State suggesting that
hereafter shipments Of goods valued al
less than $50 may be admitted to entry
at the Custom House without the produC'
tion Of o Consular invoice, and saying
that an executive order will shortly be
Issued changing the Consular fee fol
authentiCatiAg invoices Of goods valued al
over $50 and less than 500, that such fec
shall be fifty cents.
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Congress for action, taking up SO much
valuable time which might be devoted in
stead to the best interests OF the whole
country, leads to q general desire for bill
70 refer such things TO the Court Of Claims.
A bill for that purpose is now before the
House oommittee on Judiciary from which
. favorable report Is expected, TO refer all
such claims demanding special legislation
to the Court OF Claims. It is not that
they are without merit, but they take up
so much time which might be devoted to
measures beneiting the nation instead Of
one or two individuals.
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CHICAGO, Ills, Feb. S.-The number Of
bushels Of grain In store in the, United
States and Canada February Q, and the In.
crease or decrease Conpated with the pre-.
vlous week will be posted on Change To-.
moftoF, as follows! Wheat, bJ2DO6lg
bushels decrease, BIOS; corn, 5,9ll,573
bushels increase, 6l,s03i OaiB, 2,447pO4
bushels! decrease, l09DI9i rye, 350,3OI
bushels; decrease, $3.50; barley, 1,40133D
bushels decrease, l0S,67l. The amount
In Chicago elOvatofs was! Wheat, lI,4gi,.
400 bushels; corn, 2.07s. .720 bushels oats,
800, ,4l3 bushels; rye, 3O4, ,OO3 bushels bar.
Law, lbO g6S bushels
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Az lpiDEMiU OF DUEts.
Fouitssn "AfIirs Of HOnot" In Zen DAy
A IAuahAbte MsetibR.


PAkls, Feb. S.-Dufing the past ten
days ioutsen duelS have been fought in
tile nsIshborhood Of Parib, the weapons
being swords in eleven instances and pie.
tolls 10 three ihltAnCeS. The Figaro on
Saturday devoted three columns 10 the
study Of American dusls and The pOial
dhOnntir ID the United States. The duell
between Alexander Hamilton and Aaron
Burr, III 1904, and Pierre Soule and The
MailulB do Turgot, tile French AmbASSa.
dor, in 1855, are specially noted,
Last week an article Appeared In the
ErSntIehlLo which paper n. Edmond
Magnlbr acts a manager and edltor-Con.
cefning the amusemenA oi the gilded
youth oi the day. The article, which was
signed BY N. Deschaumeg, mentioned the
name pl Oomte do Dion. On Friday, The
2sth ult In consequence Of this article, {
duel With swords was fought Ia the Boil
du Bologne, between the Oomte dc Dior
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,,inrd Mnrhnrn,I.

SALT LAKE, Feb. SAN officer Of the
army at Salt Lake received letter from
o brother officer in Arizona in a position to
know what he writes, saying: Crawford
was toully murdered by the Mexicans; that
Is all there is to It. They knew who Il
was they were killing, as they had been
talking 10 him nearly half an hour before
Rhnotinp AT him.n
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TnE Springfield Republican, joins in the
cloras "The House investigation should
DO prompt andcomplete, and then the At
torney.GcnerSl should retire." There are
many who think the ALtorney.Genera
should not stand upon the order Of hiI
,,in,
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WILLIAMS CoLLEGEl at which Prof. Perry
rsigus and deals out free trade doctrine,
Ex-Governor lIoyt Of Pennsylvania has
begun q series Of lectures on the Ameri
can side. TIE colleges are rubbing theil
eyes for they have heard that young
men Of the country are not content to gel
Oulythe I}dttSh side OF national economy
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SENATOR yEsr, Of Missouri keeps the
solemn vow he registered before his consh'
tuents that he would not wear a claw.ham'
msrcOatin Warrington, nor ride in . car
tiage. 1t is such sslf.sacriGcihg patriots
that make nation truly great aud worthy
olbeing spelled with large masculine N
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rgg Massachusetts, Legislature Is asked
10 prohibit the giving or selling Of the
1t 1s.dly cigarette to a minor under eighteen
,ear, Of age. Wouldn't 1t be aswsll to
.n,nk the esaId minor
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The Remuted UemmIllIsnatl.

CoLuMBrs, o., Feb. S.-Attotnsy Gen.
Hfal Kohler this afternoon aled a petition
in the Supreme Court in the quo warranto
action In relation 10 Mayor Smith, OF
Cincinnati, 70 determine whether Cover.
nor Foraker had the authority To remove
the OlnoInnaN Police CommIsslonats.
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Ii was very thoughttulof Mr.. Villas 10
change the name Of a Colorado postoltlce
from Blaine to Cleveland. Alittlo thing
Oi this kind will not change Colorado
from Blaine to Cleveland, and in course Of
time them may he use for the old letter
stamps in that Office. You can't tell what
'soing 10 happen in a country 80 big %
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Tar Chicago Justice Of the Peace who
has brought action for libel againRt Rev
Dr. Eltttlge may or may not get a YER
dict, but he will not greatly help his gam
bier friends. There is some public opin'
ion. even In Chinapo.
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HptrIdI DE1FIcN 70 w IWtHVtNrtT' II ="
PARxERsBuRe, W. Va, Feb. S.-The
county authorities have levied on two
freight engines OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Company at this point because OF non.
payment OF ta&9s recently levied on the
dompauya railroad bridge by the Board ol
Public Works, amounting to about 81 800.
The case will DO decided in the United
States Court here this week, and II It goet
against the company the taxes will be
paid. The matter excites no little inter
eat here.
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vlsllp. ota nniIai .-lEilll iilnIn.lnnl

ERSls?S, Tax Feb. S.-The survivors
o. tEE pile driver engine explosion that 90.
SuILed GEAR Pittsburgh, Texas, on Friday,
passed Through this city yesterday et
ioa@ T 70 tue Missouri Pacific hospital at
tou Worui. MAttlh O. s, TalEsr, 81 Oen.
Al.1 lu,, who had one arm aud both legs
WOAen, died AI9!SO ?, n, Friday, N
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81. IOrs girls look on General sher.
mans removal to New York as a studied
,lcnt to them, They want to know, you
know, yhetherthe General didn't and the
tis,lng pretty good in 81. Louis.
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Mp @ptEy's refusal to serve on the
po.ce and FlIe Doard might embArrass
The Commissioners in their efforts to gel
we'll started at an early day. Itis to be
hoped that be will not refuse the city this
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Sovr New YORK business men arc max
,,s contracts containing u gold clause, toI
as, ,"S they may bo caught on the short sill
r.r dnllAr.
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RiSnNoSp, Feb. widespread alarm ID
excited: d:Among the business men Of The
Stale as 10 the present COudltion oiatTsirsl
and a number Of young men who are leav.
inp this State for thelwesL The bittetest
abuSets Of the Readiuster party are now
cIamoring for measures oi repudiatiOn Ia
prevent the inflow Of coupons. An en-
tieastiter Of Northumberland county who
owes the state $500, tendefed the auditor
that amount In coupons last week, but the
auditor refused 10 accept them, The
treasdtef's counsel then got 9 Temporary
Injunction from Judge Bondg court re-
STAINING the auditor from collecting the
claim. There ATE many others who are u
arrears 10 the Slate who will Settle theii
accounts In the same manner.
MAYRR's bras band will make the mu
-. . 4 "a al. Al
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A PREScIl scientist informs US that the
,r,,o Of the irog Is two hundred times less
.,o,i,iys than the telephone, Then We
',n.t boycolt Bell with the croakipg frog,
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Tur phiIadelphis Pre~ complains that
,,i,yss are oyerrunnlng that city, WbatI
| ~" tbore,hcn no vacancies in the aims
Lousc management!
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Ir DakoIa will promise to walk in the
x,y that ia called Democratic, the House
NAV M welcome her to the Union OF hearts
.ni tha Union Of hands.
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crcDE isaserious Olisnse in England,
r,.,s they snap you up in short order
t,.1i,,orbing ,. the peace Ofthe realm
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,,,,uIoR HIRAM YouSd goes too-all
+, ,,Gsj,tsres. Of reform, His successor,
", sbouse, is said to be a competent man
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ATTORNEY GESRRAL OAKLAND has shown
athdity side.
spite a. IhOVcI and Llpplns
lies kCp III, private pan whore I would
keteh nOI public drippiDs.
Mr. Garland ought 10 realize that this
nh Of thing becomes really wrong alter 1t
has been discovered. .I
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vv ErTlcg GIBSON capturing Dr. Bar
,'i. % opc Of the jokes OF the season.
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eo,rRyog Wilson is to wear his usual
ala a, Charleston's coming "State ball."
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1o.n HARRINGTON is playing SIugyumE
N the Liberal party
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MANNING,s TAoipUhNtrY.
lie withholds HiS Views from The Commit.
tae ON WaJa aud Means.

lie Withhoids His Views from The Commit.
tee ON ways aud Means.
WAsltlNeroS, Feb. s.-secfetary Man.
ming has not yet given the Ways and
Means Committee Of the House his View
on the feasibility Of the proposition nov
before thS committee for the appropria.
Elon Of the balauCs in the Treasury Ia ex.
tesg Of one hundred millions 10 the liqul.
dauon Of the public debt, gt the rate OIL
ten millions month. The committee
would prefer 10 hear from him before do.
Gliding what 10 do with the resolution, but
Il may safely be Get down 40 fact thai
The committee is at the present time
strongly Ia favor Of the proposition. A
serious question, However, has presented
lLssli which may enter Into the deCislon ol
the question.
Il mas been asCertained, that out Of The
ten millions Of bonds last called In by the
Secretary Of the Treasury fof redemption
over six millions Of the amount consist oI
bonds which have been deposited 70. se.
cure National bank circulation, and thil
will, II 10 feared, involve q contraction pI
the currency 10 that extent. Should far.
iher calls be made and the contraction OIL
The currency 20 on Ia that way II might TO
sult III tho speedy destruction Of the Na
uohai bank system. The Bltnatlon 10 such
lhat the tfieids Of The banks are not III
lie uneasy lJ .I .I
The inclease In the number oi private
lclaIms, which Ato each yeat presented X
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.is,,sl so,, AZ aud ~ ralrtsen.l street,
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= Male weakness and loss oI
power promptly cured. Book, 10 cents ID
stamps, Worlds DlspenBafy Medical Asl
ISOLATION, O8a Main Street, Buffalo, N, Y
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MAySR,s bras band will make the mu.
clio tonight Al the Alhatnbta Rink,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-11-11
nIsmnrcIs mud III. ncil..

ApropOs Of the man of blood and iron,
characteristic anccdutc is being .old
just now When u younger and less
known man, he one autumn secured a
suite Of rooms without first inspecting
them. On installing himself in them, he
nt once noticed that there was no bell I'm
the apartment which he made his study
and work room, and sending for the land
lord he asked him 10 supply the omis-
sion, "But,' returned tho landlord
,IIcrr Won Bismarck has already taken
the rooms the way they arc, and 70 is he
who must supply any deficiencies which
may seem 20 him 30 exist "Oh, that is
your answer, Is it,' inquired the chan
cellor. " Precisely So, answered his
host ~ he retired with low bow.
Scarcely five minutes later the sharp.
short sound of a pistol shot was heard i'm
the cbanccllOr's room, and Just rs the
landlord rushed breathlcss into the apart-
ment Bismarck raising his hand, fired
OIL the revolver that was i'm it n second
time, point blank at the opposite wall.
oh, it's all right. landlord +" he said
turning TO the amazed mau; "I'm only
letting my servant know that I want
him" Before the sun set that day n bell
hanger had hastily but encctually sup
plicd Herr Won Bismarck apartments
With The bells that had been lackmg.- ~
London Figaro