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Republican. Hold "a Conference.

WAsHINGroN, March 1s.-At a slimly
conference of the republican
to-night n resolution was passed
for the appointment of II committee OF
seven senators tn formulate an order OF
business tn govern the senate i'm Tho near
futurc. The rcport of Senator Hoar ON
the Montana senatorial contest was laid
before the conference and suggestions
made with regard to IL by those present,
the object being to- have the report meet
the views OF the republican side of the
before its presentation in the
senate.
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BUFFALO, March 1s.-The inquest on
the bay View disaster of March q, ended
to-day. The jury charged the Lake Shore
management vita gross negligence Of
rules md holds Conductor j. w. Houghta-
ling directly and culpably responsible for
the lives lost in the wreck.
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The Outlook More Promising.

NEW ORLEANS, March 1s.-The river
situation i'm this immediate vicinity IL not
much changed, hut tho lcvccs are being
strengthened. A dispatch from st. DO
seph, L., says that the situation ON the
Tcnsns front district IL becoming more
favorable. In that vicinity armed guards
have bccn placed on the levec with In
structions TO shoot anybody approaching
them mt night.
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YORK.. Penn, March 1s--Mrs. Margaret
Shepard of Boston lecturcd tonight ON
"Romish Priesthood Exposed" When
leaving the hall Victor Segncr threw a
chased SeRner and on his refusing tn
stop, shot and seriously wounded him.
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tn, I.~wi.I.ture AdIo"rn..

BISMARCK. Marcel 1s.-Thc Legislature
adjourned sine die tonight. All Governor
Miller's appointments were returned to
him 10y the senator's. The apology for
this action was that the governor had not
consulted the senators In making zap his
slate. Tomorrow the governor can COM
mission his apprentices.
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TIA, Couuhiiu Court Martial.

VALLEJO, Gala, March s.-Thc court
martial which has been i'm session several
days trying Commander CouRhlin, OF h
navy, for publicly criticixinH naval ofiic.
to-day and the findings have been sent to
Washington.
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q Mine ON Fir.

in the Norway mine il still raging. This
morning the flames were streaming from
the main shaft house. Five miners
caught I'm a skip narrowly escaped death.
General Superintendent Kelly. Captain
Bond mud q party entered the mine this
morning. They were overcome by smoke
and had q narrow escape.
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Boston: Closing:
N Inquiry.

NEW YORK, March 1s.-At the McCalla
court of inquiry to-day. Michael Kcavey
charged Lieutenant MulliGan with having
gagged him with n b~ayonet. Mulligan
admitted ne had no orders to do this.
Seaman Neal told about Lieutenant In
Rersoll threatening him with a Delaying
pin and afterwards striking him down
with his fist. Several other complaints
were entered.
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BLooMINGToN, ILL.,, March 1s.-Billy
Meyer will challenge h winner of the
McAuliffe-Carroll fight,to n finish contest,
for n purse of $500. The fight to take
place any time after May in Texas. II the
iiG Int is at 133 pounds IL will be also for
the light weight championship. hut II the
challenged party cannot come to that
weight Mycrs will give him three pounds.
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A city Auditor Account. short.

CHATTANOOGA. March ia Discrep-
ancy OF $8ss,25O was tonight found be-
tween the accounts of City Auditor
Whiteside and the city. II Is not known
where he il. His office has been declared
yncant,
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Special Rate. to the Reunion.

Special 1satrs to the Reunion.
Wv YoRK. March is.-Thc passenger
committee OF the Trunk lines to-day de-
cided to Issue excursion tickets to the re-
union OF the Grand Army mt Boston mex
July ON the ba lis OF n single fare i'm the
Trunk line territory.
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Destroyed by Fire.

ATHENS, Ca, March 1s.-The entire
portion OF Marysville, a town Of
1000 inahbitants. was destroyed by fire
to-day, together with q large number OF
residences. The amount OF loss can not
be nscertained.
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want . Duty ON s.iver Ore. Only.

WANT . Duty On baaSor ures Onty.
KANSAS CRY, March 18.-Resolutions
requesting congress 70 place no duty OH
orc containing no silver were adopted last
night and to-day by the boards OF trade of
Arkansas City. Winfield, Emporia and
Topekn, and Kansas City. Kansas.
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I'm . Critical Conditions.

MILWAUKEE,, March IL. Dispatches
from La Crosse tonight the
condition of the archbishop, the aged
Catholic prelate OF this province, as very
critical.
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NEW YORK, March ls.-P. w. and c. w.
brick commission merchants.
assigned to-day with liabilities Of 600.
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Money ON call easy, 3Lst4c.
Primo mercantile paper. 5E6SEc.
Sterling Exchange-Dull, steady sixty
day bills, $4.S1L demand. $i.S4L.
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ATTENTION TEACHERS.

In order TO very materially
assist you in disseminating a cor
racl political knowledge of III,
History of the United States
reign of presidents and polIt,ca
complexion of each, admission
OF each state, and in short g
chronological presentation in ar
attractive form on the princlpa
even,s from the Declaration ol
independence to the present
time, We have prepared a hisiorl
cal chart which will be mailed
you free on application TO w. Fl.
Fisher, G. T.. & I. A.. G. Ii. V. &
Il. Ry.. Room 81 Deshler Block
Columbus, 0.
Pleas bear in mind that we
have IN information bureau and
if contemplating a trip we will
be plased TO furnish you all in
relative 10 points OF
interest and how best rea' he'd
over the famous Buckeye Route.
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Council Proceedings.

Council met in regular session
Tuesday night with Mayor }. P.
Rochester presiding. The follow
ing members answ cred on roll call;
Collins. Jurgensmlcr, McCourtney,
Reber and Rochester.
Minutes of last meeting were
read anu approved; on call of re-
ports of the Village Officers, the
Mayor submitted his report for the
month Of October, showing the
amount of money on lines, licences
ETC. amounting to $10l.G0. Fines
worked out in work-house $2S 00;
Total $4,000; report accepted
and placed on file. Report OF
Street Commissioner accepted and
placed on file Upon cali for or
dinances for their third reading, an
ordinance making it unlawful for
common characters or prostitutes
TO be found loiiering, strolling or
lurking upon the Streets, Alleys, or
about the pubic places, was placed
upon ITS final ressage and was car
ried. An ordinance compelling
csrr:,in transient dealers. wto III
port goods. wares or merchandise
into tie corporation. temporarily
for the purpose of disposing of the
same. was lost upon its final pass
age, McCortney voting against 1t
An or.lina nee condoming certain
property for public use, WAS intro
duced by Rochester Al ordinance
to vacate GER ain streets and alleys
in the Bowen addition, was intro-
duced by Ju,gensmier. FInance
committe reported bills TO the am
mount of 1857 so us approved by
them. ordered paid. The matter
of rerairing street Immediately
north of Ben Whites reiered 10
Street Committee with full rover
to act. Mayor reported that he
Lad ordered. with the concent OF
the Committee on Public Safety, a
protection rai',ng placed at the alp
i,roach to the Can,l Bridge on
Mulberry st. on both sides, which
work is in progress On motion.
Council adjourned.
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Thanksgiving Proclamation.

WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-.The following
Is tine; proclamation by the President oi
the United States, relative to Thanks
giving:
PROCLAMATION.
By the grace and favor of Almighty
God, the people of this nation have Oeen
led to the closing days of the passing
year, which has been full of the bless
ings of peace IN the comforts of plenty
Bountiful compensation has come to us
for the work Of our minds and of our
hands ir every department of human
industry.
Nov, therefore, I, B Benjamin Harrison.
President of the United States of Amer
ica, do hereby appoint Thursday, the
z7th day of the present month of Novern-
Der, to be observed as day of prayer
and thanksgiving; and ] do invite the
people upon that day 10 cease from their
iabors, to meet in their accustomed
houses of worship and to join in render
ing gratitude and praise to our benifcent
Creator for the rich blessings He has
granted us a nation and invoking the
continuance of his protecting grace foi
the future. | commend 20 my fellow
ciizens the privilege Of remembering the
poor, the homeless and ihe soirowfui.
Let us endcavor to merit the promised
recompense Of charity and the gracious
acceptance Of our praise.
In testimony whereof have hereunto
set nv hand and caused the seal Of The
Uni: ed States 10 be affixed Done a.
the City of Washington this eighth day
of November, in the year OF our Lord
one ti.ousand eight hundred anI nlnct,
and of the Independence OF the Uuited |
States the one hundred a,d fifteenth.
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
By the President
lanes G.. BLAINE, Secretary of State.
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THE RIGHT TO VOTE.

xt Does Not Mako Woman's Lie Easier
Nor Her Labor Lighter.
Whenever a woman enters the polit-
fcal arena she sacrifices that charm Of
Womanhood. delicacy of manner. which
oan not be kept pure under the coarser
oontsminating influences, observes the
Des Moines tIa.) Register. We do not
assert that politics is in every degreede-
grading to woman. but we do think It
not elevating; neither do we think
women wield the purifying influence at
tho polls suffrage advocates claim. We
have not observed case in years Of
observation where the voice of woman
10 felt in the PRIMARIES, the conventions
or - representatives. either municipal
or executive, though q single female
delegate TO county convention may be
m exception. The better class of wom-
en- care little for the ballot or political
honors, feeling that 1.-The hand that
rocks the cradle rules the world" that
tho mother who gives to her State half
. dozen manly votes accomplishes more
for her counrry's good than the woman
who neglects home, children and duties
w vOAOC VIC 70 VI "OACh WIZ
never knew nor can know the meaning
Of motherhood, love. or home. Women
as mass do not pine for the ballot. and
were It left to the ladies Of Wyoming to
decide woman suffrage would be lost by
. large majority. While its influence
70 not degrading to the lords of creation,
yet We can not learn that they are par
ficularly purified by meeting mother.
wife and sister At the polls; and there
are but few men, while they might not
dare to openly express it. but privately
feel disgust at tho thought of those
they have always held up as emblems
Of purity becoming contaminated with
politics.
Woman, as an official candidate, will
pender to the low and degrading to Sc
c1re votes Just as men dol Is this ele-
vsting or purifying? The condition Of
woman is no better. nor is life made
easier, or labor lighter. where she has .
right to vote. The woman who performs
her natural labors-be they in the home
or outside as toiler-ff she at the same
time keeps herself informed in all that
Interests her as duty socially and po-
litically, must accomplish more than the
strong man, and by harder work. Man
has accorded to woman equal rights su-
perior to those Of the ballot; she may
walk side by side with him in the Dattle
Of life; she may even outstrip MIN. as
there is no avenue not now open to the
woman who wishes to enter the profess
sional arena against her male oompeti-
tors
Tho true woman who would make the
most Of her every God-given attribute
asks not for the ballot, but for love and
home, where tho carols Of babyhood are
sung to tho sweetest Of babies, where
home is heaven, and whore the weary
husband may lind rest and aching hearts
SympaTi:,.
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Land Excursions to ths Valley
Of Virginia on NoY II
and 18th.

Round trip tickets will he sold
TO Winchester, Mi1dletown.
Woodstock, HarrisOnburg,
Siaunton. and Lexington. at rate
of one fare for The round trip, on
November I7li,. and 18. good re
lurning1liiteen days from date Of
sale. For Information in regard
Lands. call upon Agents Of the
b. & O. r. r at stations in Vir-
sinia; or address N. Y. Richards.
Land aid Immigration Ageut. b.
& o. r. r. Baltimord, Md.
o. A MCCARTY. A G p. A.
L. S. ALLEN, A. G. P. A.
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SENTIMENTS OF A TRUE
DEMOCRAT.
A Card From Abel Carpenter.

l wish to return. my sincere
thanks to all my friends, both Dem
ocrats and Republicans who so
manfuIly supported me and stood
by the grand old Democratic ticket
Although l was defeated, l am not
the first that WINS defeated in this
County when l look over the re-
turns from all over the Country 1t
gives me great reasons to rejoice
over The grand victories won by
the Democratic party. Fifty five
!. ears ago | was born and rocked
IN u Democratic cradle and
thirty four years ago l cast my first
ballot and ever since that time !
havo been fighting for the true
principles of democracy and will
endeavor to do the same. am
a better Democrat than | was be
for was defeated. TO those l.770
lha: 80 manfully stood by the nom
lnce Of lha party l wish TO say you
have done Your duty aud take
the result as calmly us do and to
those Democrats that for some
reasons voted against ,me. l wish
to say that You have defeated me
but when you cast your votes
against me you cast your ballot
against ITO as true Democrats as
ever cast their votes in the County. |
But now let US bury the batche,
and be friends again and let every
lover OF the grand old Democratic
party unite together snd show TO
the world TINT Hook king County is
u true Democratic County.
ABEL CARPENTER.
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral

C. O. Lepper, Druggist, Fort Wayne, Ind,
writes: MY little sister, four years Of age,
was 50 III frcm bronchitis that we had almost
given up hope of her recovery. Our family
physician, skilful man and Of large expert
ence. pronounced it useless to give hep any
more medicine, saying he had done all twas
possible to do, and we must prepare for the
worst. As last resort, We determined to
try Ayers Cherry Pcctoral. and can truly
say, with most happy results. After takilg
q few dOses she seemed to breathe easier.
and, within a week, was out of danger. Wo
continued giving the Pectoral until satisfied
she was entirely well. This indisputablc
evidence of the great merit Of Ayers Cherry
Pectoral has given ME unbounded conf
dence I'm the preparation, and recommend
1t to my customers, knowing it cannot disap-
point them"
ayers Cherry Pectoral cured me Of bad
cough and my partner of bronchitis. know
Of numerous cases in which this preparation
has proved vert beneficial In families of
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When the Cold Winds Blow,

You shonld seek a more congenial
cline. This is very easy matter in
this age O railway tickets. The South
offers many inducements beside The
climate, and il You desire to seek OF her
fields to invest your money or renew
your health you can fild no better
place than Florida. The Buckeye
Route offers special rates. See c. W.
Schwinke Agent Logon Ohio
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T !, a r. y

rendering IL nimseif, ana guaran teeIDg 1t
pure and clean. Besides fresh meats OF MI
kinds, and Lard he has Pickled Pork. of
Iis own cure, Bacon, iians, Shoulders aud
led Meats
He also ke ps the choicest Garden Vege.
'ables
ug- The ShopIs opened early and custO-
~. rs tromatly supplied.
Logan. May "a. 8SS-tf
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Stacy Employment and cced
Wages,

Can be secured by wide wake and
steady young men in the sunny
south" and there is no easier way to
reach there than via. The Famous
Buckeye Route: If yous contemplate
seeking new fields OF labor or chang
ing your place Of residence call on G.
W. Schwinke OF the c. Il. V. d I. R. r..
Logan and get detailed information as
to routes aud rates to the different
cities in the south and west! reached
by the Buckeye Route. W. H. Fisher,
G. p. & T. A.. Colu mbus, o.,
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Subscription Price $l.50.
"THls HuRRYINc LEE.

4 itAe while to pause and rest,
a little space to draw full breath
A. mel We are too sorely pressed
Who run Tor life and deathi
We know not what the goal may be,
We know not what the prize when won,
Bat stfl We struggle feverishly,
And though VIC faint we run.
Some fall beneath the noon-tide heat
And fall with faces white and wan;
Some hold their course with bleeding feet
Yet stin the race goes on.
And sone who fall rise up no moro,
Yet otaer runners take their place;
And stifl Is madly rs before
Swings on tie furious raceI
We have no time to pause and read
The beauty writ in earth and sky;
We may not slacken in our speed,
Or men may pass us by.
1he children call us from their play,
And love and friendship speak us kind
We may not wait to hear to-day
Lest We be left behind!
We stfll must strain our aching sight
The goal is nearer than before
And ever hastc1s on the night
When we can run no more.
We labor on, we scarce know why,
Nor what reward our toll shall tlcss;
We rise up ere the sun is high,
And eat the bread Of ca-cfuincss
Ye. sometimes from the winning post
Comes back the cry OF Labor lost"
And doubts chill those who strive the most
II gain exceeds the cost
Tor there are times when dull and cold
The prizes lcok when nearer seen;
When lust Of power and love of gold
Show base and poor and meant
Ard worthless every proud success
To hearts so toii-wo.n and oppressed,
And AL the world 9 wilderness
Wherein thero is no rest.
Lord: stay this hurrying stream Of life.
And check II In its desperate pacei
Withdraw us from this lovcless strife
10 run better race.
Whsre each alike the prize may win,
Where victory Is not to the strong,
And they who triumph find therein
re thing for which they long.
TAcu II we fall. or If We stand,
It's Thou alike our steps will keep.
Asd give. when night Is o'er the land,
10 Thy beloved sleep.
rf1ll the day break and shadows fec,
Earth pales, and Heaven is open wides
And waking to Thy likeness,
Therein are satisfied
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NOTICE TO PATRONS.

hereby notify all nv customers
that from the let Sunday in Oct
until the first Sunday in April. my
meat shop WILL BE CLOSED ON Sun
DAYS.
JOHN UCKER oct. 9 4w
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ENT NOTICE.

Estate of Louisa Rauc'i, deceaSG.
Tie undersigned has been appoiD.@i and
qualified as Administrator OF the Est3'. OF
Louisa Rauch late Of Hooking County,
deceased. Dated this 18th day Of Ort 'ber
A. D., 1870. JOHN r.. RAu'H.
Oct l6 3w Administrator.
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bR0NCHITI

Is an Inflammation of the bronchial tubes
the air-passages leading into the lungs.
Few other complaints are SO prevalent, or
call for more prompt and energetic action.
As neglect or delay may result seriously,
effective remedies should always be at
hand. Apply at once mustard poultice to
the upper part of the chest. and, for internal
treatment, take frequent doses Of
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JOHN UcKER'S
MEAT MARKET.

JOHN UCKER, City Butcher 4 n the Kel.
Ter building, opposite The Rempel House,
iseeps the popular meat shop OF the city.
lie keeps the best Beef, { Veal,
the finest Mutton; the FORK and
sausaVe makesa specially Of
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CDNSUS Count.
A GAIN IN ZEN YEARS IN
EVERY STATE BUT
VERMONT.
The Number Of Inhabitants Given
by States in Comparison With
the Census Of 880--Aggregate
Gain In Numbers

WASHINGTON. Oct 25.-The Of
fetal count of he population of all
the states and territories. except
Maryland. Missouri and Virginia
has been completed and Is as fol-
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Young Children,

50 that the medicine is known among them
as 'the consoler of the afflicted .'"-Jaime
Rufus Vidal, San CristObel, San Domingo.
"A shors time ago, 1 was taken with q
severe attack of bronchitis. The remedies
ordinarily used in such cases failed to give
me relief. Almost in despair Of ever finding
anything to cure me, I bought bottle OF
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, and was helped
from the first dose. had not finished one
bottle before the disease left me, and my
throat and lungs were as sound as ever."-
Geo. B. Hunter, Altoona, Ia.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Persons indebted to the un-
dersigned will please Call
and settle.
DIR. II. C.CAMBELL.
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Vermont decrease.

The count of the population of
nearly ali tho cities has BEEN com
plcted. the figures Of the first ten
are as follows:
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Round Trip Hunters Ticket.

To Michigan Via. G. Ii. V. & T.
R'y. For dates of sale and points,
sold tO,and for rates call on or
write.
@. w. SCHwINKE, Agent,
Sept 25 2 m. Logan O
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 8.-The following
is tine: proclamation by the President OF
the United States, relative to Thanks
giving:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-09
The SPELL IS broken
st. Paul's Base Ball Aggrega-
ton Is Knocked Out by
Denver.
Horizons Men Defeat Corn
huskers by a Streak Of
Hard Hitting.
Lincoln Vanquishes Omaha,
and Cowboys Easily Out
general the Brewers.
Results of Contests in the
Two Leagues and Amepi-
can Association.

There was a full crop of everything
that goes to make up game of ball yes
terday-baSe hits, runs, errors. base
running, passed balls, wild pitching,
double plays. brilliant fielding, exhibit
tons of chumpism and bad umpiring-
and it was all ,done up in reams of yell
low paper. The st. Paul team had won
seven games in succession, and its fall
from grace was remarkable. Most OF it
was que to the absence of Werrlck
from third base. Schmidt took his
place in the batting list and Muir
ply essayed to cover third base.
Both were extremely weak, and the
errors of the latter added materially
to the score of the Denver men. Three
times Schmidt had an opportunity to
add to the score of the locals, but failed.
The management was at loss to know
why Werrlck did not show up, but it is
announced that he will play this after
noon in the concluding game of the sea-
son on the home grounds. The hits of
the two teams were even, but those of
the DenveriteS were considerably the
longer. Meekin was wild. and became
discouraged with the wretched fielding
of the men behind him. Mains is cred
tied with no errors, but his work at first
base was no better than that which
might have been put up by school
boy. Tie game to-day will begin at
$3.50, and the batteries will be Schmidt
and Urquhart and Flood and Wilson,
The score follows.