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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-12

for months. aud the only thing 1 found that
oid me any good was salvation OIL. IL cured
me. and recommend Il ~ al sufferers with
said disease. n, ULhAN,
Pearl ST.. baltimore, Nd.
lady who has suffered for over three
months extreme torture from violent cough
has beeene cowpietsiy curea by DE- Bulls
Cough syrup
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-12
JOHN WANAMAKER.

ITO DESTROY RATS, NICE AND
L other vermin. either OF these three prep
arations give good results. 1he Tannan Hat
ana Roach Paste. Phosphorus Paste, and
Poisoned GrAin. For sale vt
HUBLEY'S DRUG STORE,
s. West King Street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-12
Prices Of Hanging at a Low Figure.

Nave your work done now ana avoid the
rush OF the Buoy Season. Iou avoid oisAp.
pointment The W0rkmen can give moro caro
heavy canvas hoor coverinss ~ prOtert yOur
carpets. II you want them ia ken up We will
do 90, have them cleaned and relay them 1t no
extra expense to you. This offer Will not hold
good for very long time. Better take sdvan-
tAge OF It now.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-12

Have you seen January
Book News? Get it and you
have a book-wise friend at your
elbow; shrewd, honest, and
with a quick eye on all the
world OF authors and publish
ers. Thomas Nelson Pages
portrait this month and four
other timely pictures. S cents,
so cents a year.
With Books, near Ihirh spth It, cot entranca.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-12
Wall Papers and Carpets,

Which We will make Snecisl sale OF to close
ana make T. ON for New Stock.
Ramnants Of Tapestry 10 IS yards. 70 tos soc;
now 80 to 90c.
Ne nnants OF Body Brussels, 8 10 % yards.
coo TO 300 were el % to u %.
Remnants OF velvets, ~ to 30 ya,ds. SOC
we're o. 25.
Remnants Of Ipgrains. 4 to X on regular
price.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-12
Smyrna Rugs and Matts.
AN UNUSUAL OFFERING.
TALL PAPERS, LLPAPBRS.

COLD and Blank Papers. 10 to % pieces. all at
tern OF last season.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-03-10
A New German Decoration.

By the German emperor's special
command all the royal princes who
entered tho army during the reign OF
William !. and all the old emperor's
adjutants and aids-de-camp, will
henceforth wear, in memory Of Will.
iap /, a new and specially created
order, both with their uniform and
with their ordinary dress. The order
is of the size of q German five mark
piece, and is inscribed with the name
Of William /, round which a Laurel
wreath is wound. For William II,
the princes, and the adjutant general,
the order Is of gold, the rest Of the
wearers of silver.-Pall Mall Gazette
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-03-10

Though bs has reached his three
score years and ten, Firth, the painter,
very naturally complains of the highly
anticipatory action Of the South Ken
sington museum authorities il label
ing one of his pictures with his name,
the date Of his birth and a blank for
that of his death
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-03-10

fonts and all our mountains affairs Of
praise and all our valleys amphithea-
Tres of worship, and our country,
having become fifty nations CONSOLE
dated in one, may its every heart
throb be a ~pulsation Of gratitude to
him who made ''of one blood all ma
tons and ransomed hat blood by the
pa--ct a -. d~on of his own.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-08
RAILROADS
AIR LINE.


Schedule in effect January 9Th, 1850
SEQ Mast Tenn. Mail Daily for Marrenton
Soruonsvtlie Charlottesville Lynchburg and stations
petween Ae1andris and Lynchbury, Roanoke, Bristol
II "a A Mast Mail Daily Tor Marren,on' Char.
Lynchburs, Rocky Mount, Danville and Stations be,
tween Lynchburg and Danville, Greensboro RalesSll
Charlotte Columbia, Aiken, Augusta Atlanta Birminss
BAN, Moplsomery New Orleans Texas and California
cars Atlanta 70 Montgomery Pullman Sleepers Mont
golnery 10 New Orleans and Mann Boudoir Sleelers
Tor Birmingham Vicksburg. and Shreveport. Pullman
trains Washington to Atlsnta Does not connect for
c: q o. route points Sundays
2:o0 Z. A.-Dally, except sunday, for Manasssa
StrasburE and intermediate stations
5;3o r. M.-Mestern Express Daily for warrenton
Sordonsyille. Charlottesville, Louisville, Ciuctnuat
Pullman Sleepers and Solid Trains washington 10
Louisville also for Lynchburg, Bristol, Chattanooga
ahrougn Pullman sleepers Washington 10 Memphis
burg. Danvie, Raleigh, Asheyille, Charlotte Column
pa Alken Augusta, Atlanta Montgomery. New Or
leans Texas and California Pullman lestibule Sleeper
Washington to New Orleans via Atlanta and Mont
Ga, without change.
Trains on Washington and Ohio division leave WASH
infton goo Nd. Daily except sunday, and AS p NJ
Daily; arrive Round Hin 4 80 A. NJ and z 20 p NJ
ketprning leave Round Hill Cos An Daily and 20
IN DadlS except SUNDAY. arriving Washington $40
Through trains from the South via Charlotte Dan
VIE ana Lynchburg arrive in Washington 90 A M
and so IN; via East tennessee, Bristol and LYNCH
burg at II ID AN and 40 m; via chesapeake
and Ohio route and Charlottesville at $40 M |:
Strasburg Local at 1918 A Vi.
Ilckets, sleeping car reservation and information
furnished. and baggage checked at Office 900 Penn
MIA Railroad. 9th aud b SITS JAS i. TASLoR
gal4 General Passenger Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-08
AND OHIO RAILROAD

Leave Washington IRON station corner OF New 1arsev
For Chicago and Northwest. vestibuled limited er-
press, dsily, S;55 am. express, 9:05 pm
or ClLSialau ana ST Louis express. daily. 3 and
For Plttsbury and Cleveland vestibuled limited az
For Lexington and local stations, 10 loan Jan
o or Baltimore, week days ). 600, Gao, 80.
SIS 45:@innts irsin1 S NAN 30 S i 20 10 sq9 3
am lis. SO 39 pm Spaadsys' 20 80
more 500 40 $50 a. m 1.i Si s aa9 sai
n 20 PEI; Sundays. $50 a. IN, l:l5, 3:25 4 b
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington. week
days 5;lO, 6:2o ESQ. 20, co. (i5Tninute trsinS
800 4i9 500, 800 so S I5 Gol66aSd 90
sundays 5:i0. ESQ 800, 800, g:05 40 am.
For ANNAPOLIS. 40 ana $50 am, i2:IO and 4 IS
han AZ aSIs: mo p o. R pm Ls sNss. An
b q. m. f:l0p
$, tcF s,,oR; the Metropol:an Branch 1885,
tl0;I Gam. :;i5, and IS 30 pm
fGr Ssiithesrsb9rg and interneate points 1900
Dor boyd's and intermediate stations, ~ 90 pm
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday at 1 IL
E m, stopping at all stations on Metropolitan
,. For Frederick. t1o:1oam., t4:35 1880 pm Sun
Trains arrive from Chicago daily SIS. am. and b
pm. iro.n Cincinndu ANA OF. Louis daily 6:2O AN
ana 90 PIN; IRON Plttsbury 's::s5 am l. 20
PHILADELPHIA DIVISION.
q For Philadelrhia and Wilmington, daily, S:15a m.
2:O5, 4:2O and 30 Bg-fe; Parlr e. ,rs on tae
S;i3 An. and 20 m trains. Sleeping Car on the
Dor interTdediate FONTS between Baltimore and
Fhi!adelI Liza. % 80 am; ':o5 and "a so pm.
$50 III 90 am 50. 90 "a ~ "d ~ eay'
tExcept SUNDAY; Daily. SUNDAY only. 49,
deLces on orders lett ticket o6ces 81 and 1851
DIS Gen. Manager Gen Pass As-e,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-08
fNHE GREA;
L PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

10 ,IHE NORTH, VEST AND SOUTHWEST
STEEL EEL kA a A sGfAt1hf4f4ES fff5 oSTFMESr
TRAINS L q EEEf WSsH fhSa4S f@
CORNER SIXTH AND STREETS. - FOL,
ForFttsburg and the West Chicago Limited Express of
Pullman kesubuled Cars, at $50 am. daily; Fast
with Sleeping Cars from Pittsburs to CINCINNATI i
ssT 10 a Cbieso WITH ne s LSs Ga exert satqr
SSago; Western Express, at 80 pm. daily, with
conlecting daily at HarTis!,rrt With thr,,1. :;
sleepers for Louisville ana Memphis Pacific w
Nest, with through Sleeper to Pttsburg. and Pitts
BLTIMoEE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie CaNandalgua, and Rochester oaly; for Buff
H. WITT seeTins Car & Tns sS5 ts
For Nilismsport, Lock Haven, and Elnlira at 8 56a
For New York and the Fast. 7:eo. e:oo II 100. and
a. - AM a zee 40 1000, and 20 pm ON
1l:sQpmn L4u it'd Express Of Pullman Par0F
Cars, Z AZ An daily, except Sunday. and 3:45 y.
For BoSfei wit6oai ellsi.Fe 800 pm. every day.
sey CITY NTH bca IL t IL Ss q 19T
direct transfer 70 Fulton street. avoiding double
For PhiadselPns, 40 $40 300, II 90. and 40
sn Sr ~; - ~ 500 TO- 1000 and 20 ~
SsIG 100 Ssge ard u 20 PM Limited Express ii
For Bs GS nor s: 20. SO 900 Gao $50
400 40. Goo. 40. 10. 1000. and f 30 ~ ,
Zoo ~ sGiyi o s &C., PA 40 s SO Io 40 AMI
For Pores creek Line. T 30 am. and 40 pm. daily
- except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 7:2O and 900 am. 12 :O5 and 40
I'm daily except Sunday. Sundays, 900 y m.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG Rail,
NAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAILROAD.
For Alexandra, 4 30 Q 35. 9.25, 40. e:43. lo57a
NJ: 2:O4 noon; 90. So 4 :221 100, 6 Oh Oh
igg2, and IL 81 y; N: On Su;id4y at Z 80 y a.,
IO;o. m, 30 6:Ol, :0o, and 1905 y. m
Accommodation for QuanticO. 3 20 a. m and 90
p. m week days
For Rig hnlond and the South 4 80 1857 n IN daily
~ and 3 40 p. II. daily, except Sunday
1faihs teaSe AeranGria ior Washington. Sos, o.
S:0O s:lQ, lO:l5 IL :O7 q. m: 20 90, 80 l.
5:lO 500, :Q5, 952, 10 :42 and Ii .05 d. m on
sunday atS:lO and l :O1 a. In: 200, . 10, :OJ
1872 and 10:42 y. m.
Tickets aud Information at the Office, northeast cor
ner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and AT the
station where orders can be left for the chez Amy of
bagsaee 70 destination from hotels and residences
CEAS. l.. PUGH- j MOOD
General Manager. tta7l Gen Pas AGENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-08

The SrsoUEHASSA Is FRozEx.-A Havre-de-
Grace special to the Baltimore American saws:
The cold snap which struck here on Tuesday
night has frozen the Susquehanna river to the
thickness of an inch. Except in small places
the riyer Is a solid mass of clear. smooth ice
from Furnace wharf to Port Deposit. II is
aoout TWO inches thick in the dock and on the
canal basin. Should the cold weather continue
Two Two DAYS more the small dealers will commence
nlhng Their houses. They are feeling encour-
asea az the present prospects,. They have not
stored pound this season. and had almost
given up. IL will require at least two weeks
OF very cold weather before the large dealers
can commence to store ice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-08
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

"a =. NEhNoh. a.. ,EI.No.
STEAMER ". w COgCORAN
Letves .thsreet wharf daily except Sunday for Mt
vernon and RIVER Landings far down as Glytaof,t
~ ~ oclock a. M Returning, reaches Washington
sbOut $3.50 p. m 'o-
$40 l. L BLAKE. Captain
INOR POTOMAC RINEh LAADiAus
NEN IRON STEAMER "NAKEFIEID-
Leaves xth-street wharf on MONDAYS S, TRCpSDAX.
"a SAIghDAfS q a "a. Returning TUESDAYS
ihuDAfS and SUNDAYS p. IN, touching NJ Riys
Landings as far as Nonni Greek, Va ST Clements Ba,
ara leonard toTn, Nd Connects with ard D RI Il Al
shepherds See schedule. JOHN b. PADG EFT. ACT
y. W. RIDLEY. Manager. fao5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-08

The trial Of Michael Rizzello, alias Red Nosed
Mike. charged with numbering Paymaster
Mcclure and stableman Flannigan, near
Wilkesbarre, Pa, was begun at Wilkesbarre
yesterday, and Jury obtained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-08

Pursuant TO the decision of the supreme
court OF New York. vorkmen began Yesterday
removing the fence and stands of the polo
grounds in New York city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-08
Sandy Creek Excited.

THE GAS WELL CONTINUES TO ROAR AND ATTRACT
MANY vIsIToRs-THE LUCKY OWNERS.
From the New York Times
The people of Sandy Creek. Oswego county.
are all agog over the success of the natural
gas well IN that village. The gas continues to
roar out of the well with frightful noise and
the air is filed with peculiar fumes Some of
the tools are in the well yet. and it is impossi-
bic to tell much about the flow until these are
removed. Just how to get them out is puz-
Zier. They weigh tons, and the gas sways
them and raises them. Every precaution is
being taken to prevent the gas from igniting.
The fires in Blodgett's tannery 800 feet from
the we'll have been extinguished for fear of
lighting the gas and causing tremendous ex-
plosion. Hundreds of people are visiting the
scene. and much excitement prevails Gas
well stock can't be bought at any price The
contractor thinks there is plenty of gas and
the company are making arrangements to sup
ply the town with fuel and light.
stock company was organized in July last
Tor the purpose of sinking a well for natural
gas. The company Immediately commenced
operations on the property of o. G. Staples
proprietor of tie Willard hotel. Washington,
ID. Z. The work has proceeded with more or
less interruption ever since. the most serious
one having occurred in August when the drill
was lost at the depts of 400 feet. The work of
recovering this was long and tedious and was
not accomplished till the close of November,
when the drilling recommended. and the well
was sunk to depth of nearly 600 feet Satur-
day afternoon the workmen were startled by
rush OF gas. and water and sand were thrown
to great height. The well is down $40 feet
about on level with the surface of Lake On
tario.
1t has cost, including the plant, $4,000. o.
G. Staples is the principal stakeholder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-08
OCEAN STEAMERS.

CHoRT ROUTE TO LONDON.
- AohDDEUIsChEk LLOYD s. 8 &C.
asst Ell ress Steamers.
To Southampton Q.oiidon hayre). Bremen
Ems, We'd Jan 80. $50 am; Irave. We'd, Feb
., 10 afn:; ulds, Sat- Feb 8, p. L2hn, Wed
heb; u 3 I'm; Eibe. Sat- Feb. IT, q am. Aier
Comfortable stateroons, excellent table, luxurious
saloon appointments Prices LIST cabin, $40 and up
berth: steersee at low rates Apply TO 81 n DKOOP
SIS Penn ave- .BEALI- BlsOMN & Co l:,:li = 81
~ CHAS L. DUBOIS CO., agents, COS 7fh st NV
rians sid lists Of saiiings furnished. passengers
oooEeu 20 rams jaQ-:sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-08

ARCHITECT AvERY's SHARP CRITICISM OF METHODS
N THE SUPERVISING Architects OFFICE
FRERET REPORTED TO HAVE SAID HE WOULD
WRECK TIE D-D OFFICE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-08

The BIRMISGHAM, ALA, MURDER MYSTERY
Recently discovered evidence tends to prove
that the body found in sink hole near Bir-
mingham, Ala, last Sunday was that of Dick
Thompson. who, it is asserted, was criminalIy
intimate with Mrs. Halves, and it is supposed
that her husband killed him. Thompson was
detective, and disappeared about the time
Mrs. Halves was murdered. The theory now ia
that Halves caught the pair, killed Thompson.
and then murdered his entire family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-08
They Tunnelled Into an Old Volcano


From the Boston Transcript.
For two months workmen have been tunnel
ing Red mountain, near Birmingham. Ala, the
object being to allow the passage of water
from the Cahawaba river to Birmingham few
days ago the workman struck a cave. This
was soon passed, leaving small openings on
each side OF the tunnel. One day last week an
immense amount of dirt and rock from above
fell IN. completely filling the tunnel for dis
lance OF 30 feet. When this had been cleared
away the workmen found themselves in the
center OF large rock-walled room. The cave
on the left of the tunnel remained UNCHANGED
but the opening on the right had extended
until 1t was about so feet in length and Is feet
high some OF the men started to explore the
cave After few winding passages they came
to an immense opening, the descent of which
was almost perpendicular. At one place a
spring OF clear water was found When first
discovered, stream was flowing but presently
it ceased. After an hour or two il began again
At the beginning Of these periodical spurts the
water is very cold, but it gets warmer and
warmer, until toward the close il has attained
the boiling point. Ii smells like sulpbur
Huge stones were rolled to the entrance Of the
pit and pushed in. but nobody heard them
strike. An engineering expert, who has visited
several extinct craters, says the character of
the rock and everything about the place iudi-
Gates that the tunnel has encountered a section
Of the crater Of q long extinct volcano.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-08

The next witness was Y. A. Hubbard. an
employe, who was another of those who took
contracts for plans through a friend This
friend was paid $40 in each case for the use of
his name.
Francis B. Stryker, an employee, testified TO
having supervised the plans of the Ottumwa
building. drawn by Viii Freret, who was at
that time under salary
Charles Herman. another employee sensa-
tionalized the proceedings somewhat by relat-
ing the substance Of a conversation he had with
Col Freret at the colonel's house. and in which
the colonel said
he would WRECK THE DID OFFICE"
Charles Kunkel, an employee, said he had
collected about 600 for the democratic cam
paign fund.
Chauncey G. Graham's evidence was to the
effect that his brother had secured contracts
and had been paid $40 in each case for the use
OF his name, but the work was done by witness
and Y. A. Hubbard
With c. Z. Young's testimony. which was of
but little especial value. the session ended and
the committee adjourned subject to the call of
the chairman.
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FRIDAY.

Washington born on Friday.
Queen Victoria married on Friday.
Napoleon Bonspar,e born Oh Fri
day.
Battle of Bunker Hill fought on
Friday.
America discovered on Friday.
Msyhower landed on Friday.
Joan OF Arc burned at the stake
on Friday.
Battle of Waterloo fought on Fri.
day.
Bastile destroyed on Friday.
Declaration of Independe nee sign.
ed on Friday.
Battle Of Mareugo fought on Fri.
day.
julius Cesar as sassinaied on Fri.
day.
Mosco " burned on Friday.
Shake speare born On Friday.
King y harles | be headed on Fri.
day.
Battle OF New Orleans Tough, on
Friday.
Lincoln sssa ssiDated on Friday.
O'AohHc thUJ III tUiS age oil
The world, any body should think OF
bringing up girls without having
them acquire sOne means OF seIf.
support. And yet we often see n
whole family Of girls who read little
and play little and do a Il tie fam.
lily work and other things about half
way. blissfully unconscious OF any
ability to earn cent, even IL they
we're starving. They are expected TO
get married, but are net even taught
housekeeping and sewing. Oh,
what Tecklessnesp for their future
happiness and prosperity No
girls education is finished ttl she
he's a thorough knowledgc Of some
trade or business which will enable
her to support herself. And ste
cant be even n lady In the best sense
without that ability.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-06-07
DIsarmlng an Unseen Foe.

This was sometimes paradox ~ Ham.
Jet says Since. however, ire peonls n
America aud other lsnds have been enabled
70 PIT hostetter's Stomsch Bitlers against
that unseen foe, malaria, il is no 10 qer 4
paradox, but an easy possibility. Whs ?.
ever malaria evolves IT'S misty venom Ia
poison the air, and decaying unwboIesome
vegetation imPregnates the water, there. M
tne very stronghold Of miasmsJ 10 the auIil.
iary potent TO disarm tie foe and assurs
snioieut projections. Fever and ague bili,
Gus remittent, dumb sgue and sgue oske. no
matter how tenaciously they hsve fastened
their clutch On the system, are Arst forced h
reiaH TIER grssp and eventually to abandon
" altogether. But II is its preventive forcr
that should chiefly recommend the Bittsrs m
persons dwelling ia malaris-carsed io,,ali.
ties, for u isa certain buokler of defence
against which the enemy is powsrless. Ourss
Likewise, dyspepsia, rheumatism, kidney and
bilious ailments.
June 7, I mo,
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HambIetOn,s
Bee Hive Store.
yNe1O Store.
Dress Goods. 900 49,

inducements in this department Every week our D
q c, 6y adding the very choicest goods we can ecure
.l2Ic
moro than extra, in all the
LUIS special lot we purchased ward Th.s Sa'o
uAy and and superior finish the
In ngr % vak
confident unnrecendarted
% on heard OF before This embraces ali the ss
ri
all and examine tue quality. are proud Of hi. y
se-,.ok CT, worth S126 ard e' '''
45-inob css5 are bargain Sold yard
a I'd
inch [ Dno 'bs the same quality that that pay for
95c
Ao,h euS lot cheap at 45c only few pieces left y""
W. 50c
shades; Black. Nila
compare the other houses ~"
"O-%o pieces Zine Sateens I2ic Regular nrics
H0v1bLetOD'S Bee Hire store
CUMBERLAND " ~ ''' NA"oDa Bank sudog,
MARYLAND
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-06-07
A woMAN,s DISCOVERY.

Another wonderful discovery has been
made and that too by lady In this county.
Disease fastened lite clutches upon her and
Tor seven years she with stood its severesI
testss e1t her vital organs we're undermined
500 death seemed imminent For three
mohtns she eoughed necessarily and could
not sleep. She bought Of us a bottle Of Dr.
kings New Discovery for Consumption and
wss so mnch relieved on taking frat dose
that she slept all night and with one bottle
mas been miraculously cured Her name !.
Mrs Luther Lutz." Thus write w. O Ham.
rick Co, Of Shelby, N. C.-Osts trial DO,
e At RI Van Dsnisrs2ouIsp 'Aters
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-06-07

Tucker we're not thrown into spaams
when the admintstration OF Mr.. HAYES
and Mr.0sFheld hon ored him. Nell.
The truth lie, 'thsy are not after Mr..
Tucker; fhey ste trying 70 hit Dir.
Blaine over Mr.. TncksTs head. Nr.
Blzine> for ressons best known To
Themselves. has bssn the object Of
their bitter and forocious assaults
ever sinco his name Wss frst mention.
cd for 'hG presidency in 1875. The
question for President Harrison to
decide 10 simply whether he will be
the means Of CRAFTY ing the persons ri
amnesty OF Others against his Sec
retary Of Stale. So Tar a. Sir. Tuck
CT 10 concerned the country, of course.
will not care . button for the de :
caying rubbish brouxh. 10 li,h,
about him. The position for which
be has been named was ten.
dered HIN two weeks since, not only
~ilhout any solicitation on his part
but the Il nd. = was IN absolute sur.
prise To him. The commissions OF
himself AMI OF Gen. Wallace we're
prepa'ea laat week, AMI have been
awaiting the Presidents signature for
somo days. A, the State Depart
ment To-day it wss learne.l that the
Presidents delay wac caused by the
Tact that he and the Secretary of
State bad no, finally concluded their
consult atoms as to the instructions
OF the commission. This was done,
however, on Saturday las. before the
President left for his sail on the
Potomac, and the instructions were
nnally completed yesterday.
Gen. Lew Wallace was at the State
Department to-day in con sultation
on Hayt,an matters. He was on
The court'martial which tried those
implicated In the Lincoln as ssina.
tion conspiracy, and Of course heard
all the evidence. He said apy At.
tempt 10 connect Mr.. Tucker in anv
way with that conspiracy was worse
taan nonsense. Senator Evar.s. who
has known Mr.. Tucker for manv
years. expressed surprise and in.
di2nailon to-day at what had occur.
RED. Mr.. Blaine had b short Inter
view This morning with the Pres
ident before taking his diplomatic
guests down the river. They had
only q few words on the Hay,ian
matter, which. however, will be
brought up again between them at
the First opportunity. Whatever is
decided upon will probably be done
In short time.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-06-07
Trouble is expected between this

trouble is expected between this
coun.ry and England over the Behr
ing Sea seal fisheries. They belong
10 the United States, but tho COM
manders OF British vessels say they
intend TO take seals IN Alaskan wat |.
ers regardless of this fact. Our gov.
eminent has ordered three warsbips
10 The scene Of the. anticipated Difficult
les, and tbe English gowernmen.
has followed suit. There is no JUS
uhco9tian whatever for England's
conduct i'm this maflnr