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TheDeadI0Ck
AT CHARLESTON CONTINUES,
Tho Do,NOthing Policy of the
Democrats is Reacting
upon them,
RcpubIlranS Decline u PROPOSE
tion wnich would bO Clearly
Wrong to Accept.
GENERAL GOFP'S ARRIVAL
Insplrrs tie Republicans with
Renewed Energy and
Courage.
The p,noclats in u Hole aud BOH't
Know How 10 Get Om-Argumcnt
mCout Against 'I'hem--1hc
situation IIriInCd.

Sao. jaatmhc Intelligence,
Cu,mt,loN, W. VAo Jan. ll.-Tht
R,nptIagns gained again to-day by The
d,.no,lfng pulley inaugupted by Lht
pmocas in the Senate. They gained
becau.e the Democratic proceedings In
ronr,, have not yet been terminated
and untIl they come to an end no mis-
chief can be- done in the Legislature, sc
lang a, the Scnat, is locked up us tight
asn blnk vault. Democrats are getting
fired d this thwarIing Of their schemes,
see their original mistake and would
like TO got out OF the pickle. Accord
ingIy they cane forward this morning,
through Judge FIrming's attorneys, pro-
po,ing 10 Gen. Coils attorneys to enter
into An arrangement by which the SEN
ale deadlock shall be broken, each party
binding itself to take no advantage of
tlmt situation. In other words, the
Democrat, would not attempt to declare
.Jalgc Fleming elected on tho face of
the returns, Kanawha county omitted.
WON'T rLAY WITH the FIRE,
General Coils representatives were
not entirely convinced that this was II
good bargain Tor their client, who IL
elected on lhc face Of the returns, and
does not propose, il he eau help it, to
keen ont oi thu seat to which he was
elected nntiI the contest shall have
been decided, time certainly remote
and possibly indefinite. No Democrat
proposed asimiar arrangement in the
case oi the Republican COugressmen'
elect, not even in tue Ease OF Pendleton,
who wos clearly not elected, but who
has the certificate of election. Another
objection 10 lie proposition was that
member, OF the Legislature who regard
tlu oath oi office, would not like 10 bind
themselves not to perform their duty
under the constitution. Ii Judge Max.
well bud not baea called down to-day in
the Senate by "a point Of order he would
have enlarged on this phase OF tho
question aud others which have been
advanced to show the weakness Of the
Democratic idea on this subject.
DEMOCRATS GROWING WEARY.
General Coil arrived today from
Washington and would not listen to the
suggestion that he should abandon his
caust AMI that OF the people to give tho
Democrats u chance to carry out their
programme, lie says he wants all he ia
entitled to aui will not bo content to
take less. The situation stands, there.
fore, just as it did last night, except that
the Democrats arc more weary Of it than
they were then. They will feel still
worse about it tomorrow. Republicans
do not underestimate the gravity Of the
situation, but since they did not inokci 1T
and it serves them well, they are not un.
happy. c.n.H.
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rnD CENTENNIAL COMMISSIONERS.
ThOy Meet aud OrEanlx-..ArranElng for q
Military Display

ThOy Meet and OrEanlGs..Afrnngihg for q
Military Display.
SNeiol Dispaleh 10 The hislli0eHeu.
CHARLESTON, W. VA Jan. 1.-THE
commissioners appointed by Governor
Wilson 10 arrange for West vlrginla's
participation In tho George Washington
centennial anniversary In New York
nOxt April met tonight in the Office Of
the Secretary OF State, Hon. Henry s.
Walker, and organized. Ex-Governor
Jackson was chosen Chairman, Hon.
", N, Chancellor Secretary and
Auditor Duffy, Treasurer a managing
committee Of i've was appointed TO DO
LurniInO tho cost OF q proper mi ltAry dis
nlay for tho State and TO consider other
maitur III connection with the Celubra'
llon, This committee will report at
meeting TO be called by the chairman
II Ia thought that al appropriation Of 81
least 81 900 will DO required. After the
commissioners adjourned they were on
lerlalnpd handsomely by Mr. Walker ID
lila DflyatD Office,
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MIR. pgEC1ER;S Old CHURCH.
IL Financially ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
EXnnah tin IinnnInIs.

II II Financially ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Exceed the IlcCeIpis.
New YoRE, Jan. 1l.-The Ercning Posi-
says: The financial affairs Of Plymouth
Church are just now III critical condl.
ton and there are indications that there
may be great difficulty in meeting the
current expenses OF the society and con.
duCting its mission work. This was
strongly brought out at the annual meet.
ing last evening. The receipts during
the past year have been only a tritle over
$20,0 900 aud the expenditures have ex.
C6edGd the amount by $1,000. In con.
Guiding a long article on the condition
Of Mr.. Beecher's old church, the Pest
says: In the face Of this showing, DR.,
Abbott, who was paid $1,000 last year,
wants his salary raised to $4,000 n year,
For Plymouth Church, which one rised
S0S,OO6 from the sale Of her pGws, and
averaged $4,000 for many years, the fu'
ture does not look extremely prosper
GUS, In view Of these iaCts.
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WAsnISoToN, Jan, ll,-A dispatch
was received at the Navy Department
this morning from Lieutenant Cowlcs,
at Philadelphia, stating that the dyna.
mite cruiser Venvius, at the third olli.
Clal trial yesterday, attained a speed Of
2l,O4 an hour, an excess OF l.Ol knots
over the speed required by the contract.
The trial took place in deep water in
Delaware buy over two aud II half
mile course, the vessel running back
and forth. The vessel will undoubtedly
be accepted by tho government,
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MAR ANp SuNS Or YGrRR ms.


soiidatlon for ths Two orders.
CXclNNArl, Jan. 1.-THE committee
appointed by the last National Encamp-
ment Of the G. A. Il. TO form a basis Of
consolidation for the two organizations
Of Sons OF Veterans, known us the camp
system and the post system, llas been in
session here. Col, A. L. Conger, Of
Akron, o.. and Gen. Thomas w. Ben
nett, OF Richmond, Ind, were the only
members present. Col. D. NJ. Dealln,
the other member, was unable TO come.
The two systems wero represented be.
fore the committee by Gen. G. b. Ab.
bott, OF Chicago, representing the camp
system, and Gen. George W. Workes, OF
Brooklyn, representing the post system.
No decision was reached, tile members
present preferring to have full COM
mittee. 1t Is possible that an eastern
man may be chosen in place Of Colonel
Devlin, as the post systemis mainly 10.
Gated In tho east. tt.ll
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Prominent OhIoan Dead.

CINCINNATI, jan. ii,-Col. Hiram II,
Robinson died al his home on Giipln
avenue, East Walnut iIll, lhiy after.
noon, aged 70 years, Dol. Robinson
was it one time State Librarian al Col.
tinbus, and many years ago United
States Marshal ior the southern district
Of Ohio,
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SAN Francisco, Jan. 11,-Grand Mas.
ter L. p. Sargent, Of the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive I'lremen, arrived yesterday
from the East. Mr.. Sargent mot Chief
Arthur shortly after his arrival and tho
two with the local conference committee
held a secret conference, at which tho
alleged unjust treatment Of engineers
and llremen by Division Master Me.
chaniC Ryan, Of the Atlantic division Of
the Southern Pacific Railroad, was die.
oussed ut length, and u detailed report
Of many complaints brought against
Ryan was prepared, Another confer.
etico will be held.
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PARIS, Jan. ia deputatioa OF Pana.
ma Canal bondholders, headed by Count
Dillon, President Of tho Union Des
Actionaires ct 0bligataires to-day called
upon NJ, Goblet Minister of Foreign
Affairs, and point out the urgency OF tho
necessity Of tho passage by tho Senate
before tho meeting OF the Canal Com
pany on January 20, OF tho bill to reform
the bankrupt laws, NJ. Goblet express.
cd his sympathy with tho bondholders,
but said that the government was com.
PEELED to act in tho matter with the
greatest reserve.
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LONDON, Jan. 1l,-The Bradford, York.
shire, magistrate to-day decided that a
prima faclc case had not been proved
against Barrett, the milk man who was
charged with the murder Of year old
John Gill, whose body, horribly mutt
lated, was found In an outhouse ON the
morning Of December 20. The prisoner
was therefore released. The decision OF
the, magistrate was received by those
gathered in the court room with ap.
plnnRn ~
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WiNNlgEO, Jan, li,-Tho crossing Al
Fort whytO, where tho Portage o&ton.
sion Of tie Northern Pacific road crosses
tho Canada Pacific road, has been effect.
cd. Tho diamond wAd nut In by the
Canada Pacific road men, who yesterday
toEO down the bartlCade and cleared
away the 'dNad" engine and other OBJ
BtructIonB, thus ending the railway war,
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CHARLESTON, W, VAp Jan. 1.-THE
Kanawha & Ohio train going north yes
terlay afternoon struck and instantly
killed two men on the trestIe near the
poor farm, One was u white aud the
other a colored man, both inmates OF
the poor farm, the white being u harm.
less lunatic, who was kept there instead
OF being semitic the asylum, ltis thought
the Col0red man lost his life in an ut.
tempt to get hiu out OF the way Of the
coming train. Thelr nanes arc un-
known,
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KIlraln ami AlItehell Erred.

TROY, N. Y, Jan, ll.-At sparring
exhibition iuthis city last night between
Jake Kilrain and Charley Mitchell,
spoiled eggs were thrown at the princi.
pals from the gallery. A warrant was
Issued to-day for the arrest OF William
Garyery, who, 1t Is alleged, was one ol
the persons who throw the eggs.
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An Inlportant lunlor.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, Jan. ll.-It Is
rumorcd here tonight that General Coil
has been offered a portfolio by President
Harrison as Secretary Of Navy, the place
held by him under President Hayes, also
that he refused the offer and stated that
he would bo Governor Of West Virginia,
General Coli is hero but is quiet on tho
gnbieci
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ROME, Jan. 1.-The propaganda after
hearing arguments on both sides in re-
lation to tho complaint of the Irish Blsh-
ops in America that German Catholics
residing in mainly Irish districts insist
upon having special parishes OF their
own with German priests and schools,
has instructed Cardinal Melchers to pre-.
pare for the Pope report on the subj
The selection OF Cardinal Melchers Is
thought TO indicate n decision in favor
OF the Germans.
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Condensed TELENRAMS.

Two men wprc killed bya boiler OK.
ploslon at Pollston Michigan yesterday.
The message Of Governor Gray Of In.
diana dOals largely with election frauds.
A riot Is expected to-day among slrlk.
Ing mlhers al Wellington, British Col.
umbla,
Fifteen business houses were burned
Yesterday In Leland Mississippi, Loss un.
known,
The American Newspaper Publlshets'
Association Will neetih New York Feb.
ruRfy l3. An exhibition Of typo setting
machines will bO given al tho time,
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s,oLno.. N, ,,,r ynn,lc

NEw YoRK, Jan. 1.-The U. s, steamer
YanuC was boarded and inspected by
Health officer William NJ. Smith at
sunrise this morning, the doctor 70.
nainlng on board FIJI Q!40a. m. 1te re-
ports Lieut.. Miles In q very proCArlous
condition and Cadet Bristol and YUo.
man Keller much improved. Tho rest
Of The ships crews are quito we'll, The
Yantlc will probably DO detained and
undergo quarantine OF observation
similar 10 that which tho cruiser Boston
wna anllpDte1,
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pAs4prS4, o4l, tan, 1.-THE funeral
Of Owen Brown, son Of John Brown, Of
oSsawattomtO, and last survivor OF tho
1larpet's Ferry affair, occurred here yes
tetday. The dead man had TOT a. NUN.
bOr ol years passed the life Of q hermit
on a remote summit Of the Sierra Madtu
mountains, known aB Browns Peak, ~
was "a years old at tho time oil Ills
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vienna, 1LL., Jan. ll.-Last night an
alteration occurred at the school house,
three miles west Of this place, between
Chas. Jacobs, John Bridges and Chns.
and Joseph ArnVtt. Eight shots weie
exchanged. John Bridges was killed
aud Charles Arnett wounded. The
other men WerO arrested,
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worldlA Confetenss m LnltsF 1Jny snlnlI.

gT. JOE, Mo, Jan. ii,-A meeting was
lipld last nightly thOrcorganigOd Church
Of Christ Latter Day Saldts) 10 complete
arrangements iof tho worlds Conlefenge
10 10 held April Q, 1850. Delegates Will
DO IN attendance 70 tho number Of prob.
ably 500 from all parts Of the world, and
the ConierencO will continues for about
q week,
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ST. PAU, MtSNY Jan, ll.--'Tbo llaa.
teren International Union completed
IIs work this morning aud adjourned.
The election OF officers resulted Pkesl.
dent, Robert TenAfy, Of Pittsburgh; Vice
President Edward Carroll, Of Denver,
Secretary Il, =. Hays, oil Kahsas City,
The next meeting will DO held At Toledo,
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Dublin, Jan. 1.-THE eviction Of n
tenant named Donovan at Castle Vontry,
County . Cork, to.day WIS attended viii
desperate 9. !. resistance. The baililTs were
stfHck NV wlth stones aud other missiles,
Dpt they ultimately proved victorious,
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SYDNEY, N. S. W, Jan. 1.-The ro.
ports Of lighting between tho Germans
and the followers Of the deposed King
Matala In samoa have been confirmed,
The Germans allege that Matafa's men
tired the first shot, while the followers
Of Matata assert that the Germans llrSs
shot an important chief and his son.
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Annilnn,,,nn Itiiinll.

BUFFALO, NJ y, Jan. ll.-scrgeant
Albert A. Thurston, the Second police
precinct, while making his rounds about
2.4O this morning was struck and killed
by an engine AT the senega street cross
Ing Of the Western New York & Phila.
dGlphla railroad, Both legs were severed
from tho body.
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NEW YoRK, Jan. ll.-1t was reported
at brooklyn police headquarters this
morning that there was notle up on any
OF the street oar lines ofthat city as had
been expected. 1t was said that the
difficulties between the men and their
employers had been satisfactorily settled
at a conference last night,
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Assignment At WI'lInnl..own.

Special DtSpIteh 10 ne IRtdllgtNetT.
PARKERsnuRG, W. Va, Jan, 1l.-A,
H. Bukey, Wllllamsto yn merchant,
assigned to-day 10 Il, d. Cooke, oil
Marietta. Wheat & Naylor, ofNYhcellng,
arc among the preferred creditors, AS.
sets aud liabilities not known.
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wicmrA, KASs,, Jan, ti.-pawnoO Bill,
In spite Of tho wishes Of some Of his CON
Btltuents, will not move upon Oklahoma
on the dalO first fixed ior The invasion
He says that hO wishes fnt 10 learn thff
action Of Congress on the Springer ni!l
and that this will be known before Feb
tnaRV
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THE COURT PROCEEDING,

Republicans Have tho Hest OF tho Argu.
ment-HtrenGth OF Their Position,
Special Di'pdlch 10 the Laidliqmeer.
CHARLESTON, W, Va, ian. ll.-This
afternoon, ut half past two, Judge
Guthrie and General Golf filed their re.
spectiye answers to the rule issued by
the Supreme Court in prohibition on the
application Of A, B. Fleming, The an.
swers deny the Jurisdiction Of the Su-
nreme Court in the matter alleged in
Judge Fleming's petition, W. p. Hub
bard appeared for General Goi and John
a, Hutchinson appeared for Judge
Guthrie. Judge Fleming was represent.
ed by ex.Judgg 0key johnson, MaIcomb
Jackson and j. w. st, Clair. They made
u motion to postpone the hearing until
tomorrow, but the court overruled the
motion aud ordered an argumentat once.
The argument was opened by Hutchn.
son on the motion to discharge the Iule.
HG showed that no court could prGvt mt
any public officer, whose duty It was to
perform II certain particular duty ex.
pressly defined by the law, from doing
that duty where the public was interest
cd in the performance Of such duty.
Judge Jackson replied TO this argu.
ment, virtually conceded the position
taken by the respondents, and was some.
what embarrassed by the pointed in.
quiries propounded by the President OF
the Supreme Court. Jackson is TO fol.
low johnson tomorrow, and the argu.
nent is to be closed by Mr.. Hubbard.
Tonight the strength Of the Republi.
cans position Is generally admitted, no
other conclusion seems to be possible us
the outcome Of the last legal effort of
Judge Fleming than the dismissal Of
Judge Flemine's petition, leaving the
lnandamus Of Judge Guthrie intact.
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pITsluRan, Pa Jan. ll.--J. Beldcn
Morrison, a prominent dentist, commit
ted suicide at his office on Penn avenue
shortly before noon by shooting himself
through the head. Morrison was thirty
eight years old and unmarried. Tue
cause assigned for the deed was dys'
nnt,lin
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CALCUTTA, Jan. l1.-The negotiations
between the Chinese and Indian Govern.
ments regarding slkklm have been
brought TO n standslill by the rctusal Of
tho ThibotanB TO further discuss tho
mater unless their sovereignty over
Slkkim is admitted. WV
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INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. li.-ciCncnl liar.
riSon's out Of town visitors to-day were
not very numerous, but they came from
widely dilierent sections and on political
eIrtands local TO their sections aid their
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ILobert Oenl Ilnyl. llnlnn.0.l.

LONDON, Jan. ll.-Mr Robert Gent
Davis, member Of Parliament, who wan
committed to prison for contempt Of
court In falling TO pay thesum Of S,77s
pounds due by him as administrator OF
his tinClo'B estate, has been releascj.
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SAN FRABclsco, Jan. il,--aoyefnor
Waterman has' appointed NJ, II. Dc
Young proprietor Of the Chronicle oi
this city, rs Commissioner 10 repre-
sent California at the Paris ESposlLlon,
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ItcpOrts Sent Out by an Indianapolis News.
paper Liar Causes Sensation ut Charles.
ton.
spccia! Di,patch to he h'eltigtner,
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 1l.-As
soon rs General Golf arrived to-day ho
was piled with question about the letter
he is reported to have sent to General
Harrison asking the appointment Of
Hon. S. B. Eikins to the Cabinet from
West Virginia. "I have sent no such
letter and have not contemplated so
doing" replied General Golf, "All
this Is news to me-"
II Is no secret among Republicans
gathered here that General Coils namo
has been presented by West Virginia
Republicans in connection with Cabi.
net appointment without any regard to
his possible election to the United
States Senate or the outcome OF the
GubernatOrial complication. Active
men in the party felt il due the State
even more than General Golf himself for
General Harrison to know that
II It were possible the Republi.
cans Of West Virginia would feel
honorod by an invitation TO their leader
TO come into the official family Of the
President. Mr.. Elkins was aware OF the
move and was understood to be ready to
give 1t any help in his power. When,
therefore, the newspaper reports reached
here OF letters and visits in behalf Of Mr..
Elking ths conclusion WINS quickly
reached that Mr.. Elkins was not a
party to them. On all sides are heard
expressions OF regret thatany stepshould
have been takcn by anybody 10 create q
division that may In the end keep West
Virginia out Of in honor for which she
stood a good chance, and which might
also give rise TO unfortunate Compllca-
tions, This matter is being much dis
Cussed aud no little feeling Is shown by
those who do not stop to think that the
indianapolis prevarIcators may be re-
sDOnsible for Ii,
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sr. Lows, Jan. il,-doycrnor More.
house has appointed delegation Of ton
prominent citizens Of tho State 10 repre-.
sent Missouri al the centennial CelObta.
tion oi Tho Inauguration Of President
Warrington 10 bohCld at New York In
Abfil next,
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slgE headache 10 readily cured by
HOODS satsapaEilla, which tones and
regulates the digestion, and creates an
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They wnnt Pence.

CHARLESTON, w, Va, Jan, ll,-Auso
and Cap Hatfield were at Logan O, II,
lastweek and expressed u desire to make
peace with mankind. They were heavily
armed, but were not interfered with BY
nnMnnn
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mai ~ itNscl nj IInrd cider.

onAMpEnuuRd, Pa. Jan, CHARLES
Meredith aud Peter lIhonO became OK
liberated with hard cider at a seFenadc
in Stony Point last night and Meredith
thumped RhonO 10 death during TIC
uuaFfel. T'his ID tho fourth murder ID
the county In Ave months.
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NRw YoRk, Jan. li.--Ffed X. II.
whitney, a paper manufacturer, doing
business as Y. \. Wbltney 4 Oon made
M assignment to-day " William II.
Koehl without preferences,
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iLornl IlUlrnlllnl.

BERLIN, Jan, 1l.-,rhu North German
Gazette announces thU betrolhal Of prln.
cess Louise, sister Of tho Empress, 10
Prince Leopold OF prnssiA,
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TORONTO, oST, Jau. II. William
0'Connor has accepted Gaudaur's chal-
leDge to row him three miles for one
thousand dollars q side at San Francisco
about March /
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ours truly
GROVER CLEVELAND.

To this Mr.. Vincent to-day replied ex.
pressing his qualification for theexpress.
ion OF confidence and esteem, and ac-
Cepts the tender Of the important Office
as complete vindiealion Of his course
while Chief Justice Uitho Supreme Court
of New Mexico. HeconCludCs the letter
as follows:
"While ! have a high appreciation Of
the honor you would do me, | am re-
luCtantly constrained to refuse the use
OF my name for the iudgeship in Mon
tana for the reason TINT | could not,
without making the greatest sacrifice,
abandon my home, practice and other
interests in New Mexico where / have
resided for seven years and expect to re-
main permanently"
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WAsIINoroN, D. G., Jan. ll.-Presi.
dent Cleveland this afternoon sent the
following nomination TO the Senate
Henry w. Beckwith, OF Illinois, to he
United States consul at Bermuda.
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WEST ylRGINIA AND THE CABINET.


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