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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-11
LIGHT WANTED.
A House Committee VIII Open Up the
Indiana Frauds.

A House Committee VIII Open Up the
Indiana Frauds.
WASHINGTON, December 1O.-Under
the cslltof States to-day large number OF
bills were introduced. When Indiana
was reached, Mr.. Holman rose and asked
for the immediate consideration Of the icl'
lowing resolution:
WHEREAS, 1t is publicly charged IN
the public press and otherwise that IN the
general election of recent years, involving
the election of President and Vice Pfesi-
dent of the United States and members Of
Congress, large sums of money have been
voluntarily coutributsd and expended Ia
various ways for the purpose OF influencing
and controlling such elections; and
WHEREAS, Such contributors and eX-
penditures tend to deha:e tie elective
franchise, corrupt the ballot hex and i'm
pair the vigor and purity OF our free lnstl'
tuition, therefore,
Resolped, That the committee on the
judiciary he instructed to investigate said
charges, and to inquire what legislation Is
necessary and proper to suppress such
combinations and expenditures, and pre-
serve and msintain TIE fieodom and
purity of the elective franchise, with au-
thOrity to report at any time by bill or
otherwise.
Mr.. Dirgley, of Maize, suggested the
insertion of the words, And also whether
officials of the United States have made
contributions TO such campaign fund"
Mr.. Holmsn-That ia entirely covered
by the resolution now.
Mr.. Dipgley-Not specifically. 1t is
very important, for the responsibility OF
officials Of the United States is greater
than that Of citizens.
The demand for the regular order, by
Mr.. wilkins, of Ohio, and Mr.. Weaver, Of
Iowa, operated as an objection to the reso-
lntinn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-11
HELD By ARMED BANDS.

The Town of Bevier ut the Mercy of Riot
Gus Factions.
ST. LOUIS, December 10.-Lster aGvices
from Bsvier, Mo-, are 10 the effect that
when Gov. MorehOuse arrived at Bevier,
he found the contending factions, the
striking miners and the new men who
have supplanted them, armed to the
tseth, refusing to recognize any authority
save the militia. The leaders stated they
were not disposed to question the author
ity OF the State, but declined to surrender
to the county authorities. Gov. More
house therefore called out The militia il
order to give the belligerentS an opportuu-
ity to surrender arms and thus restore
peace.
The fire last night was most disastrous,
destroying tbs greater portion of the busi-
ness section of Bevier. There is no doubt
that the cOnflagration is due to incendiary
causes, but there 10 no evidebce upon
which any Que can be convicted for the
crime. 1t is understood that the militia,
under the direction of Gov. MOrehouse,
will disarm both factions and at least tenn
porarily restore order.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-11
DRUG CLERK STEWART

Has q Fair ChRnca to Serve the Rest of
His Sentence for Selling Liquors.
CHICAGO, December 10.-A dispatch
from Wichits, Kansas, says: The case Of
Stewart, the drug clerk, who was sent to
Jail for over len years, and fined $50, 800,
for. selling liquor, has bean revived
by the rtarrest of Stewart upon
the demand of this Assistant Attorney
General. Stewart was released by the Gov
ernor, after serving six months of his SEN
tence. The Attorney General attempted
to collect bis fine ard costs, about $780,
OOO, by selling the building in which the
liquor was sold. Failing in this he had
Stewart re-arrested upon the old COM
plant. As the prisoner is poor man, he
has good prospect OF remaining years in
jail, if not again released by the, Executive
power.
[Stewart, the man referred to in the
above dispatch is a West Virg'nian be
birth. He comes of q highly respectably
family, formerly living in DOddridge
county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-11
CONDENsRD TELEGRAMs.

Pirate oyster dredgers in Chefspeske
Bay fired on q passenger STEAMER. There
was no ployocation whSteyer.
Tee friends of Mira. Folsom deny that
she ia betrothed 10 Henry +. Merritt, Of
Chicago. They say the whole story is q
capard.
Francis Browning Owen, o nephew Of
Elizabeth Barrett Browning, has been con.
vincsed of embtzz'eDent at Detroit
Drink caused his ruin.
A great number Of WITNESSES have been
subpoensed 10 appear before the committee
investigating the Alaskan outEages.
Chief, the big elephant Of John Robin
soa's circug, has beeone 70 vicious sDd
unruly that it has been decided 70 kill him
by electricity. Chief has already killed
two men.
About /, 400 carpet workers met ct New
York Saturday, and appointed COMMITTEES
to protest against the f2l per csnt- redue.
tic n in wages proposed BY Higgins carpet
factory people.
A Philsdelphia committee on Saturday
ssked Governor Beaver to recommend to
the Legislature an appropriation Of $780,
600 to assist in removing several ialands in
the Delaware river which obstruct ya,iga-
ton.
Mrs, George W. Eimun1s, wife of one
of the wea,thiest men Of Providence, K l.,
has eloped with an obscure sId poverty
stricken musician, Walter Whippls. She
tooksloup her costy wardrobe and money
besides.
The President and Mr.. Cleveland have
rsturned to the White House fof the sea
son and Mrs. Cleveland will make an in.
povstiou by appointing two evenings q
week 10 receive her friends-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-11
WEST VIRGINIA CHANGERS.

They Hold Their Annual Election at Mar
tinsburg aud Elect Ofiicers
MARTINsBURG, December Q The an
nual meeting OF the West Virginia State
Grange closed yesterday.
The following officers were elected: Grand
Master o gsrsePr. T. c. Atkinson, cf Mason
county; Grand Lecturer, 8. A Houston, OF
Monroe county; Grand Steward, 7. Perry,
of Jackson county; Grand Assistant Stew.
ard, D. A Beard, Of Berkeley county ;
Grand Chaplain, WIN. Hainus, OF Summer
county; Grand Treasurer, Adam Bfenue.
man, of Jefferson county: Grand Stcfe'
tary, II. NJ. Turner, of Jefferson
county; Grand Doorkeeptr. O. +.
Bush, of Ritchie county; Exec
utive Committee. w. A. Cushwa, ]. l..
Slavin and J. T. Picksns. The ladies are
also Represented in the composition OF the
various committees The next annual
meeting will be held 10 Prkersburg.
The financial condition of the grange Ia
satisfactory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-11
PARTY LINES DRAWN.
THE TARIFF BILL RAILR0ADBD THROUGH
THE SENATE.
The Pet Measure Of Monopoly and Corruption Gets
Tho Solid Republican Vote Every Time
The Work Done YsS!srday-Ircn
and Steel Clause.

WASHINGTON, December 10.-At one
o'clock the Senate resumed the considera-
ton of the Tariff bill-the pending ques-
tions being on Mr.. Harris amendment to
reduce tie duty on beams, girders, joists,
angles, &c, aud all structural shapes OF
iron or steel" from l-10c per pound to
6 1Oc per pound. The amendment was
advocated by Mr.. Reagan, but as Mr.. Nc
Pherson desired to offer some amend'
ments at the beginning Of the metal sched-
ules, Mr.. Harris temporarily withdrew
the amendment. Mr.. Mcpherson there
upon moved to amend paragraph l2O, as to
iron in pig, &C., by reducing the rate OF
duty from 3 lilo of cent per pound to %
a ton. He said that the rate proposed by
him was that contained in the House bill;
that it was high enough, and that its adop-
ton would allow further reductions to be
made without any injury to the industry.
Mr.. Allison opposed the amendment and
it was rejected. Yeas 20, nays %. MIR.
Plumb voted with the Republicans IN the
negative.
Mr.. Mcpherson moved to amend the pro-
vision in paragraph 122 (referring to iron
bars, blooms or billets 10 which charcoall IS
used as fuelD by reducing the duty from
$22 per ton TO $40 per ton. Rejected.
Yeas 20, nays %.
Mr.. Mcpherson moved to reduce the
duty on cast iron pipo paragraph 923J
from 8 10:hs of cent per pound to 6-lOths
of cent. He stated that the cast iron
pipe industry had formed trust or COM
bination, u1der which the price was the
foreign cost, the duty and all expenses
He thought that little less protection
would answ er that industry. The amend
ment was rejected. Yeas 10, nays "a, these
votes being all strictly party votes.
Mr.. Mcpherson intimated that it seemed
as if all opposition to the bill might as
we'll cease, if amendments so reasonable
we're to receive the united opposition OF the
Republican side of the chamber.
Mr.. Allison nodded his head.
Then, said Mr. Mcpherson: We are to
understand, ! suppose, that the manutac-
surers OF Iron Pipe may appear before a
committee of the Senate, and fix any rate
they choose on their production, without
regard to what the consumers may say
about it. Here is an absolute probibitory
duty. A duty of so. 40 per ton. lmoVe
to reduce it to S-10c per pound.
The amendment was rejected-yeas, Il
nays, 23.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-11
THIS DOES DANA.

Tho World Correspondent Reafirms
AHrrl-On's Statement.
New YORK, December 1O.-Ths World
publishes tine following in regard to Gen.
HarriSon's dclial that he said that Editor
Dana, of the San, did not desire the re-
election Of President Cleveland, and he
knew he worked against him:
To M, EiiHor Of tie World:
The statement about CbarleI A. Dana
was directly made by Gen. Berj jamin har-
risOn to NJ. J. L Smith, editor Of the Dana
CIndlansl Nurs. 1t was by him repeated
to J. T. Mccarthy, of the Cincinnati EH
guir,r. and myself. Immediately after the
remark it was committed TO paper, 80 that
there can be no question about the Ian
guSze.
The Associated Press denial is too gen.
erAl. 1t does not deny, and csnuOt.
JOHN h. MUMEORD.
WOrR Correspondent.
Indianapolis, December s, 1SSS.
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A SWEET, SHORT LIFE
or Official Service will be Accorded Mo-
0f Thaaa

or Official Service will be Accorded MoSt
WASHINGTON, December 10.-The Pres
ident has cent the following nominations
to the Senate:
To be Collectors Of the Internal Reve.
nue.. Geo. Washington Hensel, of Penney.
vauis, for tie Ninth District OF Pennsyl'
Vanis;
Andrew G. Chapman, of Maryland, for
the District OF Maryland;
Eiward K. Wolgsmuth, of Pennsylva.
MIA, to be Assistant Appraiser of Merchar-
disc in the District of Philadslphis, Pa
Capt. Peter ID VrOom, Of the Third
Cavalry, to be inspector General, with
rank Of Msjor; Capt. Edward Hunter,
First Crvalry, to be Judge Advocate, with
the rank of Major; Capt. Geo. Z. Davis,
Fifth Cavalry, to be Judge Advocate, with
the rank OF Major; First Lieutenant Robt
Craig, Fourth Artillery, to be Assistant
Ouartermsster, with the rank Of Captain;
Cipt. Douglas NJ. Scott, FIRST Infantry, to
be Commissary of Subsistence, with the
rank of Captain; First Lieutenant Chas
Hay, TWenty-third Infantry, to be Com.
misssry Of Subsistence, with the rsnk of
Captain; VIM. Joseph Larkin, Of illinois,
to he Post Chaplain;
Perry Belnout, of New York, to be En-
voy Extraordinary and Minister Plentlpo,
tentisry of the United States to Spain.
John ]. E1right, OF Michigan, to be As
sist.nt Commissioner of Indian Affairs;
Samuel II. Albsrs, of New York, to be Su-
perintendent of Indian Schools; james @.
Saunders, Of Arkansas, to be an Indian
Inspector; 10 be Receiver Of Pnblic Moneys,
r. A. Danlavs, Of Minnesots, at Crooks
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-11
CONGRESSMAN WILSON.
He Is Confident That Anderson Will Pui
Through oil Right.

He Is CODnd9nt That iluorboh VIII VIA
Through oil Right.
WASHINGTON, December 10. Teie-
grams appeared in some Of the morning pa
pers in this section of the country, and
perhaps were also sent West, to the effect
that the County Court CT Kanawhs county,
West Virginia, had upset the work in the
Third Congressional District, and that Nc
Ginnis, the Republican candidate, had
been declared elected over Anderson, Dem.
ocrat, by a plurality of II votes.
A newspaper correspondent met Con-
gresham Wilson, of West Virginia, this
afternoon and had talk with him on the
subject. BIZ. Wilson said that under the
laws Of his S4ste the recount, which was
ordered about tsn days ago, was perfectly
fair and legal. Indeed, the election laws
of the State expressly provided that the
irregularities which were shown up must
be taken account Of The Supreme Court
has issued msndamus, which, of course,
is much higher authority than County
Court, and there is no doubt in the minds
of the Democrats that Anderson is fairly
and legally entitled TO the certificate.
Mr.. Wilson and other gentlemen from
West Virginia feel certain that the Repub-
lean county judges of Ksnswha have been
acting under direct instructions sent from
Republican manipulatoIs here at Wash
inetOn, and they do not think that the
Governor of West Virginia will allow Nc
Ginnis to have q certificate when it is
clearly proven that he is not entitled to it,.
Mr.. Wilson, while not having authority to
speak for the Governor, is positive that
even should he not sign certificate for
Alderton, he will certsiuly not issue the
certificate 10 McGinnis under the circum.
stances, ss it has been clearly shown that
the Republicans have resorted to diabOl-
icL methods to capture the district.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-11
JUDGE MUM JACKSON
Confident That He Has Been Fairly Elected
to Congress.

Confident That He Has Been Fairly Elected
to Congress.
special Telegram 10 the Register.
PARKERsBURG, December 10.-A REG
IsTER reporter met Judge Nun Ja:ksOn to-
day and asked him how the Congressional
situation looked. The Judge answered.:
''I can simply reiterste the statement
made in my telegram TO the REGISTER
some time stree that am fairly ard hon.
estly e'eCtsd, and that the final outcome
will pToveit Forleascns apparent to all l
do not wish to entsr into details or diSulge
the grounds uIoa which I ha my claim.
1 think the complexion Of the next House
of Representatives depends on West Viz
pinia, and have no doubt of taking my
ssat
81 am reliably informed thai Governor
Wilson will iesue M certificates of election
to Congressmen until the question i finally
settled 10 all four of the districts. AS soon
as the Third district trouble is settled the
certificates will be issued, and not until
then"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-11
VACANCIES FILLED,

In the boards Of the wheeling and GU
zsns' Railway Companies.
The new management Of the street rail-
way companies have formally taken hold
OF the sff.irs Of the corporations. aud VIC
may expect something tangible 10 the way
Of improvements wiih'n very abort time.
The Iec.n mt transfers Of stock In the two
companies created vacancies In the B,ardS,
and on sAturday.evenipg tho Directors Of
the wheslirg Company met, bat without
taking sctiou on the vacancy existing
there, adjourned over hll last evening.
when Walter d. UpiegraG, Of PIttsburg,
was rejected.
The Directors OF the CiHz ,nS Company
also met last evening. and filled the tso
vacancies existing BY the alection Of
MeMrs. J. II. HobbI and w. J.. Hubbard.
The Bosfd Of the Wheeling Company
now consists Of Messfs. J. ". Hobbs, w.
=. Hnbbasd, Jscob @. Tbsmas, John d.
Sweeney snd w. ID. UpdsgaH, snd 10 the
Citizsps' Company OF Messrs. J. II. Hobbs,
w. p. Hobbsrd, Col. J. A. Miller, Robert
Irwin and John N. Ssssnsy.
The Bosrds have not Jet ofganizei.
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MISS INA IIAIlRIS.
A WhssIisg 0isi Insane Dat ~ Indian.
aDoIts.

A Whsslisg 0isi Insane Dat ~ Indian.
apoIis.
The following extract ffoLa sn Iodiau-
spolis telegram to TIE Pittsburgh COamer.
ciai- Gazette. will be read with interest by
Whssliog people, TO many Of whom the
girl ID well known:
"A peculiar ircidsnt developed 20 day.
Mis- Harris, originally Of WbesIirg. w.
Va, h an intense Republican. Her father
was killed ct the battle Of Wischsster, ssd
In other wsys she suffered by the war. In
Garfsld's time she wH appointed clerk
in one Of the DepsrtDenb ri Washington,
bat si,oftly sitss cls,eIssd's insuguIa.ioa
she was dismissed btcaass Of her inisuss
psrtissDship. Daring the recent can
psigu she msde her home with friends In
this city, asd tbrougboat sbs mspifss.ed
0 most unbound intsrst - eyeSything
bopsfd 10 The Rspablieaa tau,e. Her
joy over the election Of Hsnison wss be.
yopd bounds, and Il cnptisutd anti the
mournfol fact dsvelpsd thst she had b.
eoas partially insass. Bss wss plscsd
under msdieai cue, and last ssk hsr re.
moyal 70 the asylum bscans almost an
incentive peceoity. Her relatives, bew-
ever, pleaded for few days ar,cs, srd to-
day there 10 we'll. grounded bops thst she
viii scoa b Ieksred 70 her Bormal toodi.
tim 10
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-11
MARY FRANCES DE SALE,
The Mother Superior OF the Sisters q
Mercy. Dead

The Mother Superior OF the Sisters OF
Mercy, Dead.
CHICAGO, December l0.-Moiher So per-
ior Mary Frances De Sale died at Davtn.
port, Iowa, Saturday, In the 10Th year.
She WAS well known all through the touu-
try. She entered the house Of the Sisters
of Mercy at Pittsburg in 1884, and in
few years became Mother Superior. In
1876, she was sent TO Chicago, where she
established and conducted hospital and
orphan asylum until 1865. 10 that year
she was cent TO Indspsndencs, Mo TO e.
tablish similar institutions and remained
there until 1892. when she Was trar s'errtd
TO the charge Of Davenport Asylum. Her
death was the result Of severe cold con.
tracted while personally supervising the
construction Of an addition TO the asylum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-11
CABLE FLA6HKS.

The proposed evictious on the Clan.
ricardo estates have been postponed.
Prince Alexander Of Essse, uncle Of
Grand Duke Ludwig, 10 dying.
The new sl, ction in the Department OF
the Var. France, yesterday resulted la
the re election Of General Ciusarst The
returns from the Department Of Ardsnpcs
indicate tho necessity Of smother ballot.
Cluseret , an American and COMMUNIST.
The British Government has forbidden
Charles Marvin 10 lecture before the officers
Of the Woolwich garrison on tho posabili.
ty aud nesns Of cutting on Ru.sia's road
TO India.
The agitation Of the unemployed in Lon
don 10 10 be revived By IL, 900 mon In Ira
falgar square.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-11
SLIPPERY TAsCOTT.
He is Located Again, and In the Army
This Time.

He Is Located AGAIN, ana IN the army
This Time.
CHICAGO, December 1O.-A morning
paper Publishes q story to the effect that
the latest and most definite clue to the
whereabouts Of W. B. Tascott, the cup
posed murder of millionaire Smell, has been
furnished by cabmsn of this city named
Tom McCaffrey. This man sought to en-
list in the regular army in February last.
He was rejected on account Of having lost
q finger; but while at the recruiting office
a young man was enlisted under the name
Of Henry Schepz; that Scheuz was sent
from here to Jefferson Barracks, at ST..
Louis, and wien properly drilled trans.
ferred to regiment in Washington Terri
tory, where he now.is. The story gees on
20 say that an examination OF the books OF
the recruiting office confirm this state
ment, and that the DESCRIPTION there given
is the closest yet received o! the missing
murderer. The number Of Schemes regi-
ment is withheld for obvious reasons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-11
WHFEIING W. VA, TUESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER II, 1885,
POLITICAL GOSSIP.
The Situation In the Fourth DIstrIct-Csm.
den not \ Candidate for Senator.
Special Telegram 10 The Reoider.


den not 4 Candidate for Senator.
Special 7tls0ram 10 The Register.
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, Decembey 10.
The political situation on Congressman
in the Fourth district remains unchanged,
and at present, things are rather quiet.
TIE Democrats have not by any means
given up yet, and are still hopeful that
Judge jackson will be TIE next Congress-
man from this district. A REGISTER report r
met Ex-senator Camden lat evening, and
asker him what he thought ef the situa-
ton. He replied that the result in the
district is very uuceIt iin yet, and that be
had hopes that Judge Jackson would
come out victorious iu the cad. He also
thought that there would be quite a CON-
plicated state of affairs at Charleston when
the Legislature meets, resulting from the
several contests growing out CT the late
election.
The report that has bsen 70 circulation
to the effect that Mr.. Camden would bs
candidate for United States Senator this
wear, was pronounced by an intimate
friend of the ex-ssnstor's TO be g'oundless.
He ssys Mr. Camden has no thought of
comiug forward as q candidate.
Col Dave Leonard arrived in the city
last evening from his new home in Kansa,
City, and he expressed himsslf as being
rather psralized at the close shave the
Democrats have had in the slate. He is
looking well aud likes his new location.
Hon. Llfe Glrdep, of Obio county, came
down last evening on business and when
Col. Leonard met him bis eyes popped ont
aud his hair raised. When he came 10,
he said "By gosh, Garden, l thought you
were dead and buried come time since, and
when saw you / WAS frightened" He
had got it in his head that Mr.. Garden
was dead instead of Charlie Gleason, as
the two were fast frieads and could always
be seen together.
1t now transpires that the cause Of
Democracy g defeat tinWood county YVES lack
of fOrganizltion-inf fact 1t was az bad if not
worse than no organization at all. The
ticket didn't pull together, but in most
cases each man hustled for himself. aud
there was lots Of scratching done by D.m-
ocratg. Had the party stood together
Keller wOuld have betn elected sheriff by
a nice msiO:ity and at least two members
of the LEGISLATURE would haxe been elect
ed, hCsd.s which Judge JsCkson's vote
would have bCea much larger. They now
see their mistake.
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More white Cap pspredatious.

OTTAWA, o, December 1O.-A gang OF
men, calling themselves White Caps, went
to the houss of james Slick, in Lsipsic,
this county, Friday night, took him to q
wood near by and gave him q horrible
thrashing for abusing his wife and stary'
ing his family. Sticks back was terribly
laesrated by the cruel cowhide. After
warning him not to i'll treat his family
sgaiu. hs was released,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-11
Delicate chiIdrsD, Nurslng

Mothers, OyeIworked Men, and for sll
diseases where the tissues are wasting
away from the inability TO digest ordinary
food, or from overwork Of the brain or
body, all such should take Scotts Emul-
sion of Pure God LIVER Oil with Hypophos-
phites. II used the Emulsion ON lady
who was delicate, and threatened with
Bronchitis. 1t put her iR saeh good
health and strength, thst I must say itsis
the best Emulsion / ever used IL. p.
Wsddsll, Md, Hugh's Mills. s. O.
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NArUHR's HIGHWAY.

Ds1srs q Bssas so Dsatnsa AIssg tks
OAto.
The mssks On tbs landing Last evsoing
indieased 8 Esss 3 inehis and fisipG
The Uszse Bay pss,ed do~n st 7s.m.
The Ben Har Len d 3 ?. y.
Tie Andss srivsd - 8 e'eIesk lsst night,
snd viii 10 10 days Gncisnsti packst,
leaving st sdsek.
Tbs Basehs'~ vill lsave for PitkhsrEat
73O this nssning.
Tbs Hudsna h dus up st 5 o'eleck this
mosniag sad The S;ockdals down st the
ams hour.
The narks sbsve. yesterday ak,anass.
vsrs - follows: Pittsbu'eh, fess O
ischsa MorEssioWn, fssS asd station.
m. BssWpsvills, s fst 3 iaehss ard
rGng. Lsek No. 4. z fest inchss and
nsirT. Grssnsbsfa. ~ fet 4 irchss and
Using. Oh City. 10 isebas and statisnssy.
Rscs's IAsdink 6fess SD SiasE PNk0,
. ~ 8 insSS I'D sateassy.
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Plans at the Vatican.

LONDON, Decsmher 10.-The Pope Is
now said to intend leaving Rome, whether
there is war between France and Italy or
not, and the offer ofa refuge 10 the little
Alriue, priscipality Of L:eh,ns'ein Is be
lievsd TO be favorably regarded by him.
But the Pope has ju.t spjOired the cs'hoi-
les Ct Italy 10 vote al the coming elections
for Deputies. instead Of aivisinS them to
sbsiain, % heretofore. and IL the insult
should b. r.tain of Conservative ma
jority 10 more is likely to be said about
the removal Of the Papal See.