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IMPORTANT MATTERS REmrARsED.
Lord >alisbury's Address at the Conserva-
tive Conference.

tive ANAlAfltuNts
/ LoNnoN. March 2O.-Amectmg of the
+. Conservative members Of Parliament,
called by Lord Salisbury, was held at
the Carleton Club House to-day.
/ Lord Salisbury made an address, in
which he said he regretted the slow pro-
grcSS in the House oi Commons. The
I Government. he declared was cOmpcll-
/ cd t0 deal with obstruction of the most
I determined kind.
Tie trusted that every supporter of
I the Government, at whatever cost TO
/ his personal convenience. would give
mrcmittiug attention TO his parliamen-
Itary duties. The TitheS bill and the
/ Land Purchase bin were of paramount
+ Importance. The Tithc> bin must pass
I it's second reading before the Easter re-
|cc>>. llc believed that the proposals
contained in the Land Purchase bin are
such as to secure the unanimous sup
port of thc Liberal UnioniStS.
Iu regard 90 assisted education, ON
which subject there was much miSrcp-
rcscutatiou. Lord Salisbury begged the
members to reserve their opinion until
tine measure is introduced. y desultOry
conversation followed his speech. y
vote of thanks Co Lord Salisbury was
adopted
Lord Salisbury ridiculed the report
I that Parliamcutwould soon bc dissolved.
. lie scoldcd those Tories whose luke
warmncsS. hc said. had contributed to
/ the defeat ol the Government I'M several
recent supplementary elections for mem-
/ bcrs of the House of Commons. He
declared that the. new Irish bill would
secure the possession of the landlords %
their property. Tie denied that the
. Government had amy intention what
ever Of handing Swaziland over 90 the
Doors
Lord Salisbury Also expressed the
/ hope that the difficulty with the United
/ States over the Behring Sea question
would be settled soon. But. said hc.
with such a susceptible nation as Amer
ica. Great Britain cannot negotiate at
the top of her voice" This remark was
greeted with loud laughter.
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Bc,ct ON All sides.

WAsHINGToN. March 20 The Ropub-
lican members Of the Ways and Meau-
Committee are bc>ct ON an sides io
change the details of the tariff bil
Items that were agreed upon after ma
ture delibcration are attacked. and
business interests affected hy
the proposed changes. arr
clamoring for "a reconsideration
and members acting upon request, from
their constituents are seeking tO secure
protection for their interests toadrgrco
beyond that fixed in the bIll 4. rr.
suit the completion of the measure i- dc-
laycd and IL is now stated that 10 cannot
be- reported to the full committee t0-
morrow a. was intended.
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noats Wrecked by a Landslide.

CAIRO. Ill. March 2O.-Water under
mined a hill at Columbus, Ky. on the
Mississippi, south of here. yesterday
morning, and an area of three acre,
was carried into the river. a wave 2C
feet high wrecked three small boats and
the large Iron Mountain transfer steam
er Julius Morgan. She was lifted by
the waves and came down ON piling
which made holes in the bottom Of the
boat, the piles going above the engine
room.
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ScorrpALE. PA. March 20.-The car
pcntcrs of this place, through the COM
mittce of the Carpenters and JoinerS'
Union. have made a demand for25 cents
per hour and nine hours work per day.
beginning May l.. The carpenters eN-
press a determination 90 enforce the de-
mand. while the contractors. ON the
other hand. state that the demand Is
cNhorbitaut and will not be- granted.
This will have a depressing effect ON
building here. which promised to be
brisk during the summer.
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HEARING ON IMMIGRATION.
Several Representatives of German soc
eties Discuss the Problem.

Several Representatives of German Soci-
eties Discuss the Problem.
WAsHNGroN, March 2O.-A hearing
was given this morning by the Commit
tees Of the House and Senate on lmmi-
grafton and Naturalization. sitting
Jointly, to persons opposed to changing
the laws on those subjects.
Mr.. Edward RoSewater, editor of the
Omaha Bee, was the first speaker. He
said he represented number of Ger
man and other societies in the West.
and he proposed to tell the Committee
of the views they hold. He reviewed
the history of immigration since the
Declaration of Independence. and stated
1 that the question naturally followed. to
what extent shall the right of immigra
tiOn be extended or abridged in the
United States? Mr.. RoSewater said he
believed that the present laws on the
statute books were sufficient for all
practical purposes to keep out undesira-
bic classes. All that was needed was a
more rigid administration OF the laws.
and a closer inspection at the ports of
entry. Every class that was sought to
be excluded by the bills before the Com
mittee was already excluded by existing
Richard Bartholdt, who was Chairman
of the Conference OF Delegates Of Ger
man-American Societies, who met in
Washington this week, was the next
speaker. He read first the protest
adopted by that body.
Mr.. Bartholdt. in his remarks follow
ing the protest. argued especially
against the Consular inspection propo-
SitiOn.
Mr.. Simon Wolf. of Washington. one
of the speakers appointed by the Ger
man Delegates Conference. closed the
ease. so far as they were concerned,
speaking along the general lines Of Mr.
RoSewatel'S argument. that no change
in the present laws was either necessary
or desirable. The Committee go to New
York tomorrow morning.
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4 Navor,s Election Contested.

PIrrsBURG, March 2O.-JamcS &. Wy
man. who was elected Mayor of ALE
gheny "A few weeks ago in one of the
heaviest mud singing campaigns in the
history of local politics, is having more
trouble. 4 committee Of one hundred
nearly all of them supporters OF q. X.
Stavton. the defeated candidate-are
taking steps to contest his election,
claiming To have information of 500
illegal votes. which amount compromises
Wvman'S majority. They also claim
that Wymau used money for his elec-
ton
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-21

DIR. Williams Indian Pile Ointment is
the only sure cure for Blind, Bleeding
or Itching Piles ever discovered. IL
never fails 10 cure old chronic cases Of
long standing.
Judge CoOns. Maysyille. KY. says:
"Dr. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
cured me after years OF suffering
For sale at Logan & Co.'S.
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NOW BUCKET SHOPS.
Mr.. BUTTERWORTH WANTS A TAX PLACED on
DEALERS IN PUTS AND CALLS
Says More Wheat IS Sold in Chicago Eseh Year
Than IS Produced IN the Whole World
Would Leave Legitimate SPeeula-
ton Untouched

WASHINGTON, March 2O.-Rcprcscnt-
atiNe Butterworth to day appeared before
the House Committee on Agriculture ia
support Of his bin levymg a tax upon
dealers in options and trader, ln put,
and calls. lie gave an accurate dc,crip-
ton Of their methods Of doing business
and spoke Of the necessity Of leaving
unlmpaired, 81 far as possible. the
operation Of the laws of
supply and demand in order to
secure a healthful condition of trade and
commerce. lie went on 10 explain the
effects which operations In the grain pit
at Chicago and other cities had upon
the legitimate traffic in farm staple.
lie explained why 10 was that SELLER,
had an advantage in the pit aud why
| prices were beaten down as result Of
the trade IN what is known a. wind
wheat and staples. these tran,ae-
lions having no existence except boo
name. He said that there VA, moro
wind wheat sold in the pit az Chicago
each year than was produced m the
Mh'i' Nbtlu. VI course the market
value Of an article is regulated by law,
Of supply and demand. and these trans
actions paralyzed legitimate trade.
Mr.. Butterworth proposed 10 the
committee to 80 amend the bin as Co
leave untouched legitimate transaction,
while those that are merely gambling
SpcculationS would De left subject to
the law. This, he said. would be- "A
difficult matter. but be- held that the
injury which resulted from thi, unre-
stricted gambling was So great as to ius-
tify the passage OF the law which
might. to limited extent.
Inconvenience legitimate tran,ac-
tions. Representative Peters. Of Kan
SaS, Henderson. of Iowa. and number
Of members Of the House have signihcd
their intention Of addressing the COM
mittec In support Of the measure. and
Mr.. Buttcrworth stated that not only
agricultural interests advocated its spas
sage. but that hc had received scores OF
letters from merchants. millers and
commercial traders in large cities COM
mcnding his course.
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Prize Eirht Betwcen Girls.

WESrPoRr. CoNN.. March 9O.-Annic
Loycric and Mamie McDermott, two
young women employed in Lees cot
ton factory, last evening fought a
stand-up fight with bare knuckles
in an old building. The fight
was the outcome of quarrel
over the attentions of u young man.
There were no seconds, but John DAILY
was time keeper and Elias Shaw was
referee. 4 dozen others were present
Neither side had much advantage unit
Miss Lovcric landed a Stinging blow on
Miss McDcrmott'S nose, which settled
the affair.
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Special I,tgrGfa 10 fis Register.
ToEoNro. March 2O.-rhc one-Story
dwelling house ON fourth street. occu-
pied bv Isaac Bishop. was totally de-
>troycd by fire about o'clock Thurs
dav morning while Mr. Bishop and fam
us were visiting n Steuoeuville. Inc
cause OF the fire cannot aS Yet oe aScer-
tanned. but it is supposed TO Dee case
of inceudiarism. The loss of the build
ing and household goods is estimated AT
$500. which is fully covered 10y inSur-
aura
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HnnNen I'm IIlinOia.

RocKFoRD. Ill. March 90.-The
Schweinfurthites are holding a general
convention at Heaven. five miles
south of Rockford. To-day eight AN
gels"-woman from Il to 40 years old
came from ST. Charles and delegation
from Kansas City. In all the meetings
except the formal religious ones the
public will be excluded. 1t is the first
large gathering Of the followers OF
Schwcinfurth.
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Snnrcme Court Grl.t.

SPECIAL I.igouR 'o ne htgis',r.
CHARLESTON. ". Va March 2O.-The
Supreme Court met this morning and
transacted the following business:
Curtin Il Co.. vS. ISaacS 20 ais. from
Randolph county; appeal and super
Scdcas alowed; bond. Sl,SOO.
GuHcy Il Murphy ". Hukill, from
Nouougalia county, writ of error and
,upor>cdcaS allowed; bond, $500
j.. T.. Kilbrath ". Roots adminiStra-
tor. from Mason county; opinion by
Lucas: decree Of Circuit Court reversed
and cause remandcd.
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4 SYNDICATE SCHEME.
Efforts To secure Control of Tacomas's Re
tail Liquor Trade.


TACOMA, March 9O.-Four prominent
liquor dealers here are negotiating with
the city officials to control the retail
liquor traffic within the corporate limits
Of Tacoma.
The scheme contemplateS that at tho
end Of the present year all saloon
licenses shall be rcscindcd and no new
ones issued cXtcpt to the syndicate.
which will agree To pay into the city
treasury sum equal to that obtained
from all the saloons now licensed.
The projectors further guarantee To
run not more then 20 places for retail
selling. and that these shall not be- lo-
Gated near churches. schools. or in the
thickly settled residence portion of the
city. Aside from these obligations the
syndicate will assume all responsibility
for violations Of the law traced to
any Of the places controlled by il.
agreeing To strictly observe all ordi-
nanceS rs to closing hours and selling
To minors and habitual drunkardS.
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DEATH oy DANIEL FOX.
A Distinguished EV-Mayor of Philadel-
phia Passes Away.

phia Passes Away.
PHILADELPHIA. PA. March 20
Daniel +. Fox. cN-Mayor of this city.
died at the Windsor Hotel. Atlantic
City. at e o'clock this morning Mr..
Fox was "a descendant of one OF the
oldest families of Philadelphia. and for
ffty years had been a prominent factor
Iu the social and political progress of
thccity. he was born june 10. 1919.
Hc was elected Mayor of Philadelphia
ou the Democratic ticket In lSGS. IL
was during his term of office that the
Centennial movement took shape. and
from tho start he was firm and active
friend of the patriotic enterprise
and was member of the Ccnteu-
uial Board of Finance. Mr.. Fox filed
many other positions of trust. lie was
Superintendent of the Mint under PrcSi-
dent Cleveland
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ParkersburG News.

SDeciQi TtlsQrdm 10 the Register.
PARKERSBURG, W. Va, March 20
The two new wells in the Eureka oil
field is reported ON the best of authority
to be producing together fifteen hun.
dred barrels of oil per day The Island
well produced eighteen barrels last
night. and has not yet reached the deel
sand.
The Parkcrsburg Gas Company stock
holders met to-day and elected new Off
GERS and rcorganized with Capt w. \.
McCoSh as president. He succeeds Col.
c. 5. DeSpard, who has been president
for a long time.
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WILL NOT BUDGE AN INCH.
Coleman. of Louisiana, Vents His Feel
ngs on the Sugar Tarin.

Specim Itttgrdm IN NE Hs9tStef.
WAsmINGToN, March 9O.-Represcn-
tatiye Coleman, of Louisiana, the only
Republican in that delegation, to-day
declared that he would not yield an inch
to his party in its fight to reduce the
duty on sugar and, hc added. Il have re-
called to my Republican friends the fact
that we. Of the South. have voted right
along for pensions to the Union soldiers.
notwithstanding our people are taxed to
pay these pensions, and | have advised
them that If they make war upon our
Southern industries, we will defeat their
pensions. and mean what say. We
of the South will not consent to be tax
ed to pay these pensions to the North
if the North deliberately strikes down
our industries and cr'pplcS our financial
resources.
Coming from a Southern Republican
the Northern bloody shirt howlcrS have
to submit 10 this talk.
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4 Crcvnsse Growing Wide.

GEEENvH.LE, Mss. March 20.-ThC
water from the Ofutt break is now
within four miles of this town. and al
embankment is being thrown up TO keel
it out, though no danger is apprehcnd'
ed. The river has fallen here five
inches since the levee at Luna, Ark,
broke. No effort is being made to close
that crcvaSSc. and it is growing wider
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NEW YORK. March 20.-A syndicate
is endcavoring 10 purchase several New
ark. y. j.. iewelry factories. The firms
that have received offers say they donot
know that the capitalists behind the
agents are Englishmen, but the impress
sion prevails among them that it is a
foreign combination.
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Tobacco Dealer Missing.

DAXvlLLE, VA. March 9O.-Thc sud
den disappearance of Gideon X. Poin-
dexter. the warehouse man, continues
TO be sensation and his whereabouts
are unknown. Some persons believe
that he left with $4,000. If not more.
The countrymen whose tobacco he sold
are out g, 600 One hundred attach
ments have been issued against persons
supposed to be indebted to PoindeXter.
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Orance blossoms at Charleston,

Special telegram 10 ne Register.
CHARLESTON. W. VA. March 2O.-P.
Whitaker Laidlcy and Miss Mamie
Dickinson Wnkler were united in mar
riage this morning. The parties are
natives Of this city and highly connect
ed. Owing 10 death i'm the family of the
bride the wedding was 4 quiet home
affair. The bride is very wealthy.
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Insn.ctInr the Ruins.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 20.-The wreck
of the Bowen Merrill Co. and the Becker
buildings had been sufficiently cooled AT
o'clock this morning to permit the
workmcn To resume operations IL was
decided however. not to renew the
search for poor Woodrutf'S body until
al. possibility of another accident had
been removed. An inspection Of the
building on either side of the ruins was
therefore ordered at once.
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SCHOOL BOOK TRUST.
Van Antwerp, Bragg 4 Co. in Big Com
Iiua

Van Antwerp, Bragg Co. IN big COM
bine.
New YORK. March 90.-The coalition
Of the leading school book firms Of the
country. Of which so much has been
said for several months. has now been
substantially effected. The negotiations
and arrangements have been in actual
progress for nearly year. but an agree
mcnt was only reached few days ago,
and this will 90 into operation in a few
weeks. In answer 10 an inquiry on the
subject. member OF the firm of wi
son. Brakeman IL Co. said to-day:
The proposed coalition is not a
school book trust in the sense that has
been repeatedly charged. The coalition
has been the outcome Of an effort con-
timucd several years by the larger houses
to introduce better and more econOmi-
cal business methods in the conduct Of
their affairs
The coalition will be composed of wi
son. Brakeman x Co.. Van Antwerp.
Bragg x Co.. of Cincinnati; d. Appleton
x Co. and A. :. Barnes n Co.
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,y,,.on fermentation Company

CLEVELAND. o.. March 20.-The Will
son TRANSFORMATION Co.. with a capital
stock Of sl.OOO.OOO. was incorporated
Yesterday. The principal incorporation
i Capt Thos. Wilson. The incorpo-
rators own eighteen vessel, engaged in
the lake trade. The object Of the III
corporation Is to consolidate Interests
and insure larger returns from the Dust
mo-
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Never Opened the Conference.

BERLIN. March 2O.-The Gazette says
that Prince Bismarck never opposed the
labor conference i'm the StaatSrath, but
that ON the contrary. 10 was his SuggcS-
tion that the conference was initiated.
and that the StaatSrath'S assistance was
asked to consider the labor question.
The Cologne Gazette says that the En-
pcror iu long letter To Prince Bis
marck cNtolS his services and expresses
profound gratitude.
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Trying for Buck Hollands Pardon.

Special Ti.grGn 90 ne Register.
CHARLESTON. March Colon. w. \.
NcCorklc made am earnest appeal to
Governor Fleming to-day for the pardon
of Buck Holland who shot and killed
Monroe Burton four years ago. and who
is now serving am eighteen years term
at Mouudsyillc. Holland and Burton
had % row ina ~crap shop iu this city,
and after they We're put ont Burton
started home. but wueu some distance
away was shot down hy Holland. The
petition asking his pardon is quite cN
tcusiycy signed. Governor Fleming
has the ease under consideration. The
murderer is % negro as was also his vic.
tim
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The Strike Is Dead.

PrrrsBrRG. March 20. The great
strike of coal miners at PunXsutawney,
Pa. is practically dead. The Buffalo
Rochester Il Pittsburg Coal and Iron
Company has all the men needed and
the works at Adrian and Walston are
running full time. About One-half OF
the old employees are at work
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LoNpoN. March 20.-Thc strike ci
tine coal miners has ended. 4 confer
cuce of delegates representing the coal
mine owners and the miners was held
at Westminster to-day, at which IL was
agreed to make ana Immediate advance
.of B. per cent. on July J.. The men Will
resume work Immediately. Arrange
meut, for dealing with questions OF
wages iu thc future We're agreed upon in
! nr-u.-u-.-
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For shorlng the Qneer.

SPECIAL telegram 10 ne Register.
WESTON, W. VA. March sO.-Deputy
L. :. Marshal George W. Stuart, Of Buck
hannou. arrested John Carpenter mere
tonight for showing the queer. Car
penter. il will be remembered. served
term in the Penitentiary a Shor
since. His hearing will be bcfor
missioner Bland tomorrow.
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ideal of absolute monarchism. 1t is a
wcll-kuowu fact that the Emperor has
chosen the reign Of Frederick the Great
foc his model William H. is now alb
solutc ruler Of Germany. and the people
viii soon perceive it,
The Cincinnati l'olkSfrclWd sees in
the changed situation a concession TO
the opposition. especially TO the Catho-
lies.
Dr. Wudhorst, the leadorof the Cath
Ollie party. will De mbrc influential.
The new Minister will have no policy
except that of the Emperor.
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TmE GERMANIA DISASTER.
The Loss to Property Greater Than al
Iirst Estimated.

Tho IOss 10 Trop'rIl FF'at'F IhHh HI
first Estimated.
MILWAUKEE. WIS. March eO a
special to the Er0piug Wisconsin. from
Ashland. Wis. says. Thclo,- by thcGer-
mania mine fire is greater than at first
estimated. as the men had just struck "a
large body Of rich ore just below the
fifth level in shaft No. .. 40. i~
ruined by caying. II j, understood now
that tho ire started from a candle drop
ped by miner coming mp for supper at
midnight IL Is impossible 90 get down
into the mine AZ present and searching
for the bodies is given up until the mine
can be- cleared Of smoke and water.
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Canton threatened With Big Suit.

CANTON, O., March 20.-HowenStcin'
village seven miles south Of this city,
held an Indignation meeting to protest
against Canton dumping sewerage IN
Nimshillin creek. which flows through
that village. They have resolved, II
Canton does not stop it, to sue for SlOo'-
600 damages. North Industry 10 miles
south. makes the same complaint.
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The weilsburg Electric company.

Splci1l Tlegrdm 70 M Regisffr.
WE1IsBURG. W. Va. March 90
The item published i'm the Htcliigcnccr
under the head Of "WcllSburg Waits, "
to the effect that the WellSburg Electric
Company had withdrawn its proposition
To furnish light To the city, caused
10y the appearance of Mr.. Campbell, is
causing good many happy remarks
among the boys. aS the same is not
the fact. The home company with
drew its proposal in order to allow Sen
ator Campbell To make proposition for
the company ne represents. but in his
remarks he had no petition or proposal
10 offer. and his hearers were unable TO
gather anything from his speech, other
than sound notes of warning.
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Republican Nomlnations.

CINCINNATI. o.. March eO.-The Re-
publican City Convention to-day nom
mated ID. Wright for Judge of the SUI
perior Court; Emil Reips for Clerk OF
the Police Court. and John d. Caldwell
for Director Of the Infrmary.
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Won Der Ahe Signs wittroek

ST. LOUIS. March 2O.-Von der Ahc
has signed Wittrock, the pitcher just
released by the Cincinnati club. Won
der Abe regards him as prize. All the
Browns have reported except Chamber
lain. DufTcc and Mccarthy.
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panUandIe the Best.

WrLEYvILLE. W. Va, March :.
lfessrs. 5. BGcr's Sons:
GENrLEMEN-Send picture No. 10 TO
Mrs. John Dakan. in care Of Mellotts
Bros. We think Pan Handle Cohee the
best Mrs. JOIN DAKAN.
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WAsHNGroN March 20 Postma-
ters Ohio. H. H. Williams. urhana
Jeremiah kcrrrck. Greenfield. Dan "a
IIcnslcy. Hamilton; 4. II. Brutl. MI
Gilcad. West Virginia Tho, Reed.
Fairmont; J A. Davis. MorgautoWu