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Dir. Campbell at ClnrkSburg.

Special DtSpdieh to the ihsdttgfheff.
CLARKsDURG, W. Va, Oct. s.-The
Republican tent which was reared last
Friday for the purpose Of having Mr.
A. W. Campbell address the citizens Of
the town, was well crowded on Saturday
night by both ladies' and gentlemen to
hear that gentleman speak.
Mr.. Campbell delivered the ablest
speech on the tariff that has been made
yet in ClarKsburg. He certainly was
very effective in controverting the posi-.
tion OF the Democracy upon the tariff
question, and both Democrats aud Re-
publicans admit that his argument was
a very logical and comprehensive one.
The Republican tent seats n large
OF people, and will be lit up by
electric lights whenever occasion re-
quires, as it was Saturday night.
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A REMARKABLE REUNION.
The Mothers OF Three Outlaws Embrace
aud nIlngle Their Tears.

The Mothers OF Three Outlaws Embrace
aud SIlngle Their Tears.
LIBERTY, Mo-, Oct. SIN a quiet
country farm house in one of the most
romantic spots in Clay county, re-
union took place few days ago that has
no parallel in the social annals OF this
country. The mothers of three Of the
most famous outlaws Of this country
met, embraced, wept and talked over
the past. Two OF these outlaws are
dead, but the third and smartest OF the
trio still lives and was present at the
meeting. The women were Mrs. Zerelda
Samuels, Caroline G. Quantrell, mother
OF William G. Quantrell, the noted Cue
rilla chief. Mrs. Quantrell lives in Dover,
Ohio, and came oil the way to Missouri
to visit Mrs. samuels. Mrs. Quantrellis
over five feet in height, and is 07 years
old. For the past two years she has
been collecting material for life Of her
son, whom she does not believe TO have
been the man OF blood he was painted.
Mrs. Samuels is sixty.five years old,
and much larger woman than Mrs.
Quantrell. She has but one arm, the
other having been blown of by Pink.
erton bomb when the detectives had not
the courage to enter the house. Frank
James and his wife and Mrs. Jesse
James were at the old home last week.
Frank is in the clothing business in Dali
lar, and Jesse's wife lives in Kansas
City, where her boy works in n real es-
tate office.
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For compensation OF the
President OF the United States,
fifty thousand dollars.
For compensation OF the
VIce.President OF the United
States, at the rate Of eight thou
sand dollars per annum, two
thousand six hundred and
twenty-five dollars and twenty.
two cents.
For compensation OF the
President Of the Senate, In ad'
dltiOn TO his salary AZ Senator,
three thousand dollars.
For compensation TO tho fol.
lowing In the office OF the Pres
idGnt OF the United States:
Private Secretary, three thou.
sand two hundred and hlty dol
lars; assistant secretary, two
thousand two hundred aud Htty
dollars; three executive clerks,
at two thousand dollars each:
two clerks OF class four; ono
clerk of class three: one clerk OF
class two, who shall be a tele-
graph operator; steward, at one
thousand eight hundred dOhars,
one usher, Rt one thousand four
hundred dollars: four meSSen-
gers, at one thousand two hun
dred dollars each: five door
keepers, at one thousand two
hundred dollars each: one
wAtchman, nine hundred dol.
lars: and one fireman, eight
hundred and sIxty.fOur dollars;
In Il, thlrty.thrcc thousand
eight huAdrGd and slxty'iour
dollars.
For contingent expenses Of
the executive office, Including
stationery therefor, RS well Rs
record books, kilograms, books
for library, miscellaneous Items,
and furniture and carpets for
offices, care Of office carriage,
horses, aud harness, eight thou
sand dollars.
Number Of persons employed.
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A PROTECTIVE TARIFF.
A NcIghborlng Power IserIscs It's Eevenuc
InNVS

A NcighbOrIng Power RerIsCS It's Revenue
Laws.
New YoRK, Oct. S.-A Rio Janeiro
special TO tho Herald says: The revenue
bill has ut last come on for discussion in
the Chamber OF Deputies. Among the
new clauses added by the committee to
the bill the only important ones are the
authorization to the Government to
modify the tariff in accordance with any
commercial treaty negotiated with TIC
United States and conceding favors to
the import Brazilian sugar and other
agricultural products OF Brazils and the
authorization to raise the import duties
on foreign manufactures similar TO those
manufactured in Brazil sufficiently to
compensate the Brazilian producers for
the reduction in the currency value OF
the imported goods to the lessened pre-
MUM OF gold since the present tariff was
drawn up. The principal articles affect
cd by this clause are heavy cottons,
coarse woolens and furniture, protected
by duties OF 30 to G5 per cent; and as
about the time referred to gold was
quoted at LAO and is now only 1.02 and
is expected to be at par before the end
OF the year, the Minister of Finance
may, in the exercise Of the power given
to him, seriously augment the present
high taxes upon those articles.
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For compensation OF the
President Of the United States,
fifty thousand dollars.
torN compensation al the
President OF the Senate, In ad-
ditlOn TO his salary Rs Senator,
three thousand dollars.
For compensation TO the fol-
lowing In the office OF the
President OF the United States:
Private Secretary, three thou
sand two hundred and fifty
dollars; assistant secretary,
two thousand two hundred
and fifty dollars: three eXGcl.
tive clerks, ut two thousand
dollars each: two clerks OF
class four: one clerk Of class
three; one clerk OF class two.
who shall he u telegraph OPP
orator: steward, at one thou
sand eight hundred dollars:
one usher. at one thousand
four hundred dollars; four
messengers, nt one thousand
two hundred dollars each: i've
dOOrkeepeEs, at 1900 each;
one wAtchmnn, 500. and one
fireman, SSf,t; IN all, s;s5,S6i.
For contingent expenses OF
the Executive Office, Including
stationery therefor, as well rs
record books, kilograms, books
for library, miscellaneous items
aud furniture nnd carpets for
Offices, care Of Office carriage,
horses and harness, 5000.
Number Of persons employ.
cd, twenty-five.
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Special UtEpatfh TO he Intdli0cnccF'
BuRToN, w. VA, Oct. S.-John B.
Kline, n farmland, was found dead this
morning, close here, and bya small
brook, 10 which in n moment OF illness
he had, no doubt, started during the
night to slalie his thirst.
In connection with his name hangs n
tale. He ran away from home at the
early age OF eight years, and left his
grandmother, who is poss ossed OF some
means, and who was his only relative
living, and rounded up here. He was
so entirely Indifferent that he never
made inquiry about her, or his home in
Cincinnati.
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WorkInrmcn chi on IInrrI.nn.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. s.-General Har-
rtson had an unusually large number
Of callers tonight. Three delega-
lions OF local workingmcn called.
The General received them in the
parIoB. There was no formal speech
making on either side, but many Of the
%oFEmen held conversations with the
ueGeraI and all present eagerly listened
10 the questions and answers.
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The internal evidence in this Lamont the private
a President Cleveland shows that written zone week. after MT
Cleveland installed the White House. written Mr. LYMAN awe
known Washington correspondent who unwtng let escape
his possession that it point moral and adon tale
gentlemen mentioned in correspondents for Democratic or
Mgwump journals whose good offices sought spread the OF wide
spread early, efficient effective reductions by the Administration Ihe
news daily spread public Administration spelled Re-
renchmnt with great big capital The thus made Col La
mons authority undoubtedly impression President Ceve-
land that class persons in office
fair chance prove his merit That the statements unounded and dea
go possible the official records In parallel columns be-
low will found the appropriations for the executive branch the Government
for the 1887 which will be that the boosted
ducon OF House. adoption system
ess red work. and the abolition o the eSphonoSs thing
much would pension couple widows Here the official
CONGRESS.
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NEW York, Oct. s.-Mayor Hewitt
was notified OF his nomination for
Mayor by committee OF County
Democracy tonight and accepted in a
speech in which he stated the
lammany candidate represented the
SPolIs system. The party, he
sad is governed by n secret society, the
scheme OF which allot the offices. He
thought the triangular fight would help
the Democratic Presidential vote, but in
any event the position should be laid at
Tie door of Tammany.
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1RSh.


For compensation OF the
President Of the United States
iilty thousand dollars. -
For compensation Of the
VIcc.PreSIdCnt Ct tho United
States, eight thousand.
For compensation to the
following IN the ofllco OF the
President OF the United States:
Private Secretary, three thou
sand two hundred aud fifty dol.
larS:. assistant secretary, two
thousand two hundred and iIfty
dollars; two executive clerks, ut
two thousand dollars each:
stcnogRpher, one thousand
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NEW York, Oct. S.-Mr. Garrett slept
HN hours Saturday night, and when he
came out OF doors yesterday, accom-.
painted panied by his attendants, he appeared
SSnI GSasSElnI and considerably improved in
rasi ayai!n' lie spent a portion Of the day
reading and smoking.
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ASSIsro, ALA, Oct. S.-About half
past two o'clock this afternoon an at
Tempt was made to assassinatc W. II.
t4moHds, the editor OF the Hotblast, in
hs Office. The trouble grew ont OF
Snlnlly aroused by the Hoibiaa's war in
1lbIliOn laws.
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OF the age in the medical line is the
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs, man
utactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, San Francisco, Califor'
mia. It Is agreeable to the taste, accept
able to the Stomach, harmless in its na'
ture, painless yet prompt and thorough
in its action. Sold only by Logan < Co.,
Anton p, Hess, Il. B. Buzz, and Q. Men
kemeller. At Bellaire by NJ. n. Mercer,
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HON. JAMES MoRRow's CONDITION.
HIS PitiabIo CondltiOn-Probable Cause of
His DeranGement.

His sDeranEement.
Sp ,cial Dispateh 10 ths Nte1igcneer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. s.-Hon.
James Morrow, OF Fairmont, who is
now undergoing treatment in an asylum
near Baltimore for mental arrangement,
is reported to be in very bad way. A
well known gentleman OF Fairmont,
who lately visited the distinguished pa
tient says disappointed ambition,
plrticrlarly his failure to be nomi-
mated for Governor, has become
II mania with him, and his
utterances, are pitiable in the ex-
treme, coming from one OF Mr.. Morrow's
noble intellect and character. There
seems to be no cause for Nor
rows final breakdown other than
this, though it is known that
physical conditions have ex-
listed for some time. There is evidently
little hope OF his restoration, according
to this gentleman's opinion.
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The Reading Disaster.

READING, Pa, Oct. S.-The terrible
accident a. at the corner stone laying OF
NJ Aary's Catholic Church here yester-
a3y Is fully us serious us ut first report
SI' S The number of persons injured
aggregate over 100. Investigation also
SHOWS That some OF the timber was rot
'ea' No deaths have yet occurred.
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II CREATED A STIR.
Chairman Quay's Reward for
Information Of Frauds
THE SUBJECT OF MUCH TALK.
,,,,ocrntIc Buffers are taken aback
Their Bets Taken Promptly by
Harrison Mcn-Thc --latest
News from Headquarters.

..,.,i D4Dfifi 10 hc IRitHigeHoer.
yrr YorE, oct. S.-The advertise
mon, published in all the morning
,,n4r, by the Republican National Com
n.toc olcring rewards for the detection
'"I I conviction Of colonizers, has created
.h,si, in political circles in this city.
The fact that the Republican Committee
Iojplaccd twenty-five thousand dollars
an starter in the Garfield National
hank seems to have been convincing
n,,ot that Chairman Quay meant
business.
There is a very interesting story back
n the move on the part OF Mr. Quay.
Same ten days ago the Republicans dis
,,yered that well organized scheme on
,bo p,rtoi the Democratic district bosses
:" m cGl0nize the lower wards OF this, s,city
God baen concoCtcd and was about TO be
mi into effect Steps were Immediately
,1Een TO stop the fraud and which cul-
minated in to.day's offer OF rewards. In
,Gp meantime, however, the Democratic
managers had got wind that Mr.. Quay
W1s "onto thcirlittle game" So, in or
Jsrto flank him, iorestall him and take
qWoy some OF his thunder, they had
lp;ed to be printed, some five days
or5. that Mr. Quay was bringing into
t6is State and New Jersey, Republican
,ssaipuIators from Pennsylvania for tue
pgrp6se Of coonizing both States. Dis
Matches to this effect were sent all over
the country.
In political circles tonight Mr.. Quay's
emphatic action was the subject Of uni
yersal discussion. 1t seemed TO have
caused CONSERVATION among several OF
the downtown leaders. 1t is authorita-
lively reported tonight that several ar
rests will be made within a couple OF
days.
DEMOCRATIC BLUFFERs BEATEN.
The Democratic buffers about the st.
James Hotel and the Hoffman House are
being accommodated in II way that
makes them positively weary. They
have been Offering TO bet big sums on
CIcycIand's success, and already two
takers hoye come promptly 10 the scratch scratch
aug put thc casn Hp, on zen thoustnu
doar WaGefs, Ia n'Hc'. ~, " tns uissusto ~ the
parties WnT ii'ue .,.,, t'o o;I' oHIIs' anu wig
en9eaNoFcu W GEerS possible % % liannst 70
THssIc 9Ut Oh 'lIG % ullgn''TI M Inro "nlcn
sncy Nal ptcn P'"ce1' ao'n1gn1 tney
were caught Is4'n' %n4 I c2"lPgllS1 Sln 70 5os
s4e marx marx JSnu % ~ IN, H Oh rni'"aei, w !tc
Pn"i % anu ,p G"pI"n ION Soh"e[s, ss6o u I'm. tMe
~ James iiotel' posted soVV lorlelt
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NEW foRE, Oct. S.-The Sheriff seized
,d "r property OF the New York Star to-
va! upon attachments secured by
"S1rsC s"i, e. : Perkins, paper dealer, in a
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The steamer Andes will make an ex-
cursion trip to the Cincinnati Centen-
nial Exposition, leaving Wheeling,
Tuesday, October 8, at IL M, arriving at
Cincinnati Thursday noon, returning
Friday night at II o'clock. A brass
band will be on board.
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In order to reduce stock we place on
sale fifty pieces Body Brussels nt SOC
per yard, worth 81 co. also twenty-five
pieces all.wool carpet at 6jc per yard,
worth zoe, at STONE 4 THoMGs',
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.g''" SHlHd' Eagle.
i bHoygTnor Wilson in his Beverly speech
smoSeu ssol the kind Of demagbgue he is by
,uvh ,u vehement abuse Of the manuiac-
mi,rs tmSrers OF the country as to arouse the
J%a.etale J;a1tale and untinking part Of his au-
G,eace ,%S. to such pitch Of frenzy against
Goa t%"s portion OF our people, that when
oH, "vneraI Golf arose to reply and put the
Guesuon sQuarely at them: "Gentlemen,
SO Wv you want manufacturers to settle in
IoW IOT5 mldst2' there were cries OF mo
Ioo., Io Damn the manufacturer" were
av"iu sOsi all around. This is the kind Of
fVUu iU,, our honorable" Governor Is SOW.
"s among the citizens Of the "interior.'
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FoRTY pieces all.wool shirting Elan.
nels at 2lc per yard, selling everywhere
at 2jc. STONE & THOMAS.
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WHAT makes our home so happy
now? Because Ma uses "NIile-End," ]
vow,
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wS.I; sIor coughing at once by the i'm.
81 SVS.StC CsS,O use Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
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ARE you progressive2 OF course;
use "AIile.End,"
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Fon gentlemen's fine shoes get Stacy
Adams & Co.'s, warranted.
]. w. AMIcR & Co.,
Sole Agents,
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HAVANA, Oct. S.-The long strike Of
the cigar makers is considered ut an end,
although several Of the factories are still
closed.
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THE BOLDESP ANDVORSP.
A BuIIdozing Letter to the Fed.
eraI Office Holders
BY A CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE,
Which NIisquotes Scripture, and In
Inmates Plainly that those Hav.
Ing Positions Bctter Como
Down" with tho Cash.

the campaign fund, exceeds everything
yet exposed. The mail agent had never
written asking il he could contribute.
Nothing that has developed in this cam
paign, not even Gen. Benets "Women
and Children" letter, was as contemptis
BILE rs this, and in the light Of the pres
ent Administrations Civil Service pro.
fessions, it is deserving of wide circula
tion:
ONO STATE !
DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 2S, 1883.
DEAR SlR:-Your letter, along with
many others from Federal office holders,
asking whether you can contribute TO
the Democratic fund, and about how
much you should donate, has been re-
ceived. In reply will say, our under.
standing is that man who is appointed
to Federal office does not thereby lose
his individual liberty or personal rights,
and Is not deprived from giving money
earned by him for the advance
ment OF any cause. AS this is volun-
tary contribution, the Committee must
rely upon your generosity as to how
much you will give; but will say that
many have given from to 10 per cent
OF their years salary, and, as it is said,
''The Lord loves generous giver" you
may be assured that these people stand
well in the estimation OF this Commit
tee. We keep complete record of all
moneys received, with the name OF the
donor, and when we come to make up
our "Jewels" this record will DO care
fully gone over. 1t is imperative, and We
sincerely hope you will give the mini
mum OF the amount mentioned. AS 10
where you can pay the amount, the fol-
lowing is a qTOtation, from letter re-
ceived by me from the Chairman of the
National Committee, under date OF
September %, 1888:
"JGmts u. T0trnseHd,H Chairman, Columbus Ohio:
"DEARSm:-As my duty as Chairman
OF the National Committee prevents me
giving personal attention to taking sub
scriptions and making collections for the
National Campaign Fund, andas amem-
ber OF the National Committee from
Ohio, l hereby authorize you to. make
collections for the National Campaign
Fund, and make receipt for all collec-
tions. hereby desire you to notify in
person, or by letter, the Federal office
holders that it is the desire Of the Ma
tional Committee that all contributions
shall be made to the National Campaign
Fund through you.
Every truly yours,
"CALvIN S. BMcE, Chairman"
The funds raised by me through the
above can be paid in two installments,
States regarded more doubtful than
Ohio. First and above all things is the
election OF the President. AS to Ohio
look with great hope for favorable re-
suits but in achieving this, Democratic
Buckeyes" must be self-reliant. Re-
member. that we are depending on you
and hope you will assist US in every way
possible. Let me hear from you, and
oblige Very truly yours,
JAMES B. TOWNSEND, Chairman.
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I2Al.


/ FIRST SESSION. FORTY.
NINTH CONGRESS.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-10-27
Borrowing.

''Mamma is not feeling well this morning, will
you let me have cup of hot coffee for her,
"Certainly," we replied, in answer to this re-
quest, made by one who at the time was our next
door neghbor
Soon they began to ask for first one thing and
then another, until we really thought they must
have taken an inventory of our limited possessions,
so continual and varied were the demands for
sugar, Coffee tea, in short everything from match
to the 'Aour of the family was borrowed, if loan
able. Although we had learned the good old
fashioned doctrine of ''Give to him that asketh,
and from him that would borrow, turn not thou
away" the frequency of these requests, and the
persstency with which they continually asked for
and received the best supplies to return them in
teror in quality and quantity, or may be not all,
led us finally to seek friend advice in the matter.
She suggested that the articles borrowed, when
returned should be carefully set aside for their fu-
ture use, and when asked for returned to them.
This plan proved in part successful but not quite
as good as one we learned later and which we will
give now for the benefit of those who may have the
same troubles.
friend told us that she had been asked for
pinch OF salt, spoonful of butter, or drop of
cream, until one day, when wearied by this con-
tnual borrowing of things never meant to be re-
turned, the request came for a lump of sugar. She
took just the quantity asked for from the we'll
filled sugar-bucket and carefully put it into the
bottom OF the large cup brought to receive it. The
lesson never had to be repeated.
ot course these remarks do not apply to the ex-
change OF courteses for even the best housekeeper
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-10-27

will occasionally find herself in need of something
she has overlooked in purchasing supplies, and
which can be procured from friend temporarily,
but there is class who continually live at the ex-
pense of others, and who do not take into consid-
Grafton the fact that oftentmes they bring you from
your duties to confer on them favor which they
are too selfish to appreciate, or ever think of re-
turning.