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Bonded Goods.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15-The House Com
mittee on Ways and Means to-day unani-
mously ordered a favorable report on the
Flower resolution extending the bonded
period for goods imported previous to Octo-
Der 1st from February 1st to July l, 1891.
The resolution was modified so as to read
as follows Provided, that any imported
merchandise, deposited in bond in any pub
lie or private bonded warehouse prior to
October l, 1890, may be Withdrawn for con-
sumption at any time prior to July /, 1891,
upon payment Of the duties at rates in force
DriOr IN Oafohar
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Double tragedy,

CHIPPEWA FALLS (Wis.l. Dec. 15.-At
the village OF Odalt, ten miles east of here,
last Sunday, the wife Of Peter st. George
was found in woodshed hanging by the
neck. The neighbors openly accused the
husband Of numbering his wife, but tha Cor
oner's jury, however, reached verdict that
the woman was murdered by parties un-
known. In the afternoon officers went in
the house of st. George and found that he
had committed suicide by cutting his throat
with razor. Domestic troubles are alleged
to be the cause Of the deeds.
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sensitive branch of the Government. through
all the troublous times that followed, so that
on the one hand no just power of the gen.
other no just right of State or citizen should
be sacrificed, was task worthy of the best
efforts of the greatest jurists, and most
worthily has the task been DONE"
Chief Justice Fuller, who responded, paid
high tribute to the dead Justice.
The resolutions were then ordered spread
on the minutes of the court.
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A Secret Mi,,ion.

PANAMA, Dec. 15.-The Telegram of Co.
lon says: The United States cruiser Enter
prise has left here for Bocas del TorO on i'm
portant business. United States Consul Sims
took passage on her, but up to the present
we are not at liberty to state the cause of
his suddenly abandoning his trip to New
York,
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Narnptiahla Manhiraru

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-Assistant Secre-
tary Spaulding has decided that under the
provisions Of the Tariff Act such portions of
machinery, only as is exclusively adapted
for use iE the construction of apparatus for
the production of sugar from beets will be
entitled to free entry
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British Grain Trade.

LONDON, Dec. 15.-The Mark Lane Ex-
press says: English wheats are weak.
Prices Of foreign wheats are against sellers.
except for Russian. which is firm. Flour is
steady, Corn, in increased supply, is in
strong demand. Mixed American is quoted
at 27s OH spot, 24s Cd ON passage. AT to-
days market English wheats were slow and
unchanged. Foreign wheats were steady.
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Death Following Iuoculatiou.

New YORK, Dec. 15.-The doctors to-day
reported case of death following the use
Of the Koch lymph. The patient was an
eighteen-month-old child suffering from
tuberculosis meningitis, and incubation was
performed as q last resort.
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The Grain Supply.

New YORK, Dec. 15.-The visible supply
of grain is as follows: Wheat, %. .166. 600
bushels. an increase Of 616.0OO; corn. $780,
600 bushels, decrease Of ASS. 600; oats, 1891,
600 bushels, an increase of $1,000; barley,
4, ,345, 600 bushels. decrease of 164, 600.
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Killed by a Falling Bridge.

NEW YORK, Dec. ia passenger on the
steamer from West Indian ports, which ar
rived to-day, states that section of the
bridge over the Matipa River, near Port
Lisbon, Costa Rica, gave way December 1st
and four eolored labores and two white men
were killed.
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RAPID CURES

OF Coughs and Colds, Influenza and Bron-
chial complaints are effected by using
HALE'S HONEY OF HOREHOUND
AND TAR, pleasant and efficacious REM
edy, which does not contain anything inju-
rious to the most delicate constitution; it
exerts almost magical power in all affections
of the THROAT AND LUNGS, soothing
and allayng irritation and Inflammation
and strengthening the tissues. thus ena-
bling them to endure the changes of sea-
sons, which are severely felt many times Of
the year. Sold by druggists.
Pixies TOOthache Drops Cure in One Minute.
FIT
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BACK TO JAIL.
Recapture Of Scott McDaniels, the Notorious
Cotton Belt Train Robber.

SAN ANTONIO (Tex.). Dec. l5.-Sheriff
Townsend of Colorado County, Texas,
passed through here last night. having in
charge Scott McDaniels,t the notorious Cotton
Belt train-robber, who escaped from the
Jail at Texarkana about two weeks ago.
McDaniels was on his way to Mexico when
captured near this city yesterday Nc
the wife of one of the robbers, who was
killed in the affray attending the robbery.
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suuposed Embezzler Arrested.

CAYUGA (Ont). Dec. 15.-Chief Constable
Farrell to-day arrested young man who is
supposed to be William II. Pope, charged
with embezzling $4,000 OF the Louisville
City National Bank funds while employed
as It's teller.
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Mrs. Fayerweather's Contest.

NEW YORK. Dec. 10. - Mrs. Fayer-
weather's objection to the probate of her
husbands will was filed to-day She claims
that the will was not the free act of the de-.
ceased; that it WAS procured through the
wrongful and undue influence exerted upon
him
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McLaan n.feataKsmn

SYDNEY IN. S. W), Dec. ia sculling
match for e300 side and the championship
OF the world took place to-day between
Kemp and Mclean, and resulted in victory
for the latter.
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The Pope's Health,

BERLIN, Dec. ia dispatch to the Ma
tional Zeitung from Rome says that anxiety
is felt over the condition of the Pope, who
is seriously affected by the extremely cold
weather.
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AM Ab:copaine Po.tma,ter.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-The Chief Post
office Inspector has report from the officers
who are investigating the affairs of the
Postmaster at Decatur, Ala, who has abb
seconded, showing a shortage Of over $4,000.
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IN AIEMoRIAM.

Resolutions Eulogistio Of the Late Supreme
: Court Justice Miller
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-The resolutions
adopted by the bar Of the Supreme Court on
the death of Justice Samuel Miller were to-
day presented to the court and brief re-
marks were made In eulogy of the deceased.
In presenting the resolutions Attorney-Gen-
eral Miller said: "When Justice Miller as
shaking the foundations of the Government,
obliterating old landmarks. The duty to
safely guide this, the weakest and most
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IRRIGATION.
The House Committee Practically Agrees
Upo1 New Measure.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-The House Com
mittee on Irrigation has agreed in the main
on bill to authorize the survey Of arid
lands into irrigation districts, to be ceded to
the States and Territories in which they are
situated, for the purpose Of reclamation and
settlement. The bill will be modeled upon
the measure introduced by Vandever OF
California. 1t will also contain provision
that before State issues a patent to any
to water rights shall be settled among the
cOntending parties.
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A suddan Death.

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-Mrs. Matilda
Dodge. the aged sister of Secretary Tracy,
who come down from Owego to Brooklyn
recently tospend the holidays with her son.
died suddenly this morning.
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can suggest some compromise, which will
assure ParnelPs temporary retirement,
Heaiy will frankly tell all he knows.
OShea has issued card saying that
Healy's statements about the Galway cleo
ton are false
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The Hou,ton and T,,,, c.rtr.,

GALVESTON, Dec. 15.-The United States
Court has issued an order relieving the
Houston and Texas Central Railroad from
its receiyership and turning it over to the
new company.
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Will Be Prosecuted.

PARIS, Dec. 15.-It has been decided to
prosecute Anarchist Delabruyere for con-
spring to defeat justice in assisting Pad
lewsky to escape from Paris.
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SUFFERERS BY FIRE:
Two Thriving Towns of Arkansas Almost
Wind Ont of Existanca

LITTLE Rock (Ark.) Dec. 1.-two thriv-
ing Arkansas towns, Dardanelle and Month
cello, were almost wiped out of existence
Sunday night by fire, whole business blocks
and buildings being burned, with their con-
tents. The losses will reach S150,0O0, par
TALLY insured. Neither place had facilities
for lighting fire.
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CHAMPAGNE Eclipse. made from the rarest,
finest aud most delicate wines.
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FORCED TO ASSIGN.
Failure Of the Lorillard Brick Works Co,
ponv nf Naw Yoru

Failure Of the Lorillard Brick Works Com
pany Of New York.
NEW YORK, Dec 10. - The Lorillard
Brick Works Company of this city and Key
port, n. j., was placed in the hands of a
receiver. Charles Seidler, to-day. The
company has been carrying large amount
of Teal estate and builders paper. and was
short Of cash. Jacob Lorillard was Presi-
dent Of the company and r. c. Guyer Secre-
tary and Treasurer. The liabilities of the
company are reported to amount to upward
of S1.000, 600, which includes mortgages on
the property for $6S7,00 Assignee Seidler
says the assets amount to S1,50O,000, which
Is enough to pay every debt and leave a
large surplus for Lorllard.
CHICAGO, Dec. 15-The Morrison, Adams
& Allen Company, paints and putty, as
signed to-day. Liabilities, S5s,oOo; assets,
$4,000.
PmLADELpHIA, Dec 15.-Judgment was
entered this afternoon against the old
brokers' firm of Maris & Smith by John NJ.
Maris on note of $4,000. 1t will proba-
bly, cause the assignment of the firm.
CLARKsvILLE (lenn.), Dec. 15.-Han-
COCK, Italians d Co., proprietors of the
Liabilities, S1SO,oOo The assets are said to
exceed that.
The firm made an assignment this even
ing. Assignee Huey said the liabilities will
probably exceed S3O0,000, distributed among
a number of creditors. Nothing could bs
learned rs to the assets The failure is due
to general shrinkage of values.
DALLAS (Tex.), Dec. 15.-The wholesale
liquor-house of A. III. Lawrence & Co. as
signed to-day. Liabilities. $4,000; assets
not known.
BERLIN, Dec. ia local bank in Gera,
Reuss-Schleit. has suspended. Liabilities,
$500,00O.
SCRANTON, Dec. 15.-C. A. Hinsdell. an
extensive clothing-dealer, has assigned. The
Liabilities are believed to be heavy.
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Clarkson's Views.

BosToN, Dec. 15-Ex-Assistant Post
master-General Clarkson, in an interview
on national politics. said he did not ascribe
TO the big importers an extraordinary large
share in the defeat of the Republicans at the
recent elections. Speaking Of the Elections
Bill, Clarkson said he was in favor of it, but
there were NO assurances that 1t would pass,
as some of those Senators who had specu-
lations at stake would let the bill be defeated
through delay. On the prospects of finan-
cial legislation, Clarkson thought there was
q majority in each House in favor of free
coinage. He thought revision Of the
Banking Law was needed in favor of the
farmer and said the Farmers Alliance had
come to stay until some modification of the
banking system was made.
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SITTING BULLS
LAST BATTLE.
The Willy Chief and Seven of
His Followers Killed by
Indian Police.
SHORT BUT DESPERATE FIGHT

The Hostile Camp in Possession of
United States Troops-The De-
feated Redskins Retreating Up
Grand River-The Government
Forces in Pursuit t-Active Opera
tions Against Those Who Re-
fuse to Return to the Agencies.
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Passage Of Bill Enlareing the Rights Of
Homesteaders-A Tirescma Debate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-26
l;cnubl!cnn.. Nmsr Your rrst.

The defiance Of public opinion and
disregard OF pub!ic welfare shown by the
Democratic City Council, the reasonable
certainty that the Democratic nominees
for Council will be OF about the same
grade as the Democrats who now cit in
Council; the nominations for the ad.
ministrativs offices which the Demo.
Gratis are almost certain 10 mske-theBe
things present to the Republicans Of
Wheeling the very strongest reasons iol
offering to the people as nominees the
very beat men in the party.
1t is q frequent comment that Wheel.
ing no longer commands, es she used to-
the services OF tho best men in the city
men who know how to transact the pub.
lie business and have the nerve to trans
act it right. This is to be explained in
part by the fact that the whole tone Of
the city government has been lowered,
and that men who should be in the pub.
lie places are unwilling to come down 10
the present level. Obviously the rene.
dy is to raise the standard all along the
limo By nominating ior every place .
man OF tho highest grade. Nobody
should be given nomination because
he seeks it. The best men do not seek
these places. They will have to be
pressed into the service. The bes. sort
OF pressure is the assurance that go tar
as Republican nominations SO only the
best will be considered.
Ii the Republican, OF each ward will
so to the primaries in this spirit, nomi.
nate the best men and work ior them,
there is chance 10 redeem the city gov.
eminent at the next election. There
are Democrats who will support such
men. If it be merely a choice between
heelers the disgusted Democrats will
support their own hcele,s or abstain
from voting.
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Harmony In the Now York Democracy.


The other night the Tariff. Reform
Free Trade Club OF New York bad big
feed to celebrate the victory OF the stay
at.home Republicans over their own
party. And thereby hangs q tale Ct
hair.pullinG extraordinary. The Gov
ernor OF New York, who stumped four
States in the late campaign, was not at
the feed. 1Ir. Cleveland, who atutoped
nothing, IVES there and made set
speech.
The Mugwumps q the club litter
themselves that they achieved a great
triumph and carried the first line OF
Hills dcienscs in the campaign Tor the
Democratic Presidential nomination. 1t
.sas ct frat intended not to invite Gov
ernor Hill. Enough members OF the
club appreciated the ahabbiness Of that
proposition TO defeat it. Then it was
decided to invite Governor Hill TO be
present but not to invite him to
speak. M:. Cleveland was 10 do the
speaking Tor Ncw York.
Governor Hill showed q fac apprecia-
ton OF the situation by spending the
evening elsewhere, leaving the coast en-
tirely clear icr the followers OF the Stuffed
Prophe. to bow down and worship their
fat idol. The affair has raised mighty
Robbery in New Yo:k and will not be
confined 10 that State.
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Use on the Nerves and Heart and trial
bottle free ct The Logan Co.'s drug
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Pennsylvania Eailroad Statement.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Dec. 25.-Follow.
ing is the statement OF the business Of
all lines OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company:
An lines east OF Pittsburgh and Erie
for November, $780, Us compared with
same month in 1889, shows an increase
in gross earnings OF Sl67067; and in.
crease in expenses OF 1854 ,759; IN in.
crease in net earnings OF S40l,S2G All
lines Yves. OF Pittsburgh for November,
1890, Us compared with the same month
in 1889 show an increase in gross cart
ings OF $ll9,i40; and increase in cx
pen6e8 OF S3G, 7S5; an increase in ne.
earnings Of $775,155.
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S. II. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with neuralgia and rheuma.
tisn, his stomach was disordered, his
liver was affected to an alarming degree.
appetite fell away, and he WIGS terribly
reduced in flesh and strength. Three
bottles Of Electric Bi.te!s cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Ill.,.
had a running sore on his leg OF eight
years standing. Used three bottles Of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes OF
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg is
sound and well. John Speaker, ca.
tawba, O., had five large lever sores on
his leg, doctors said he was incurable
One bottle Electric Bitters aud one box
Buckleu's Arnica Salve cured him on.
tirely. Sold by Logan Drug Company.
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Is reproduced rs a reminder 10 the Reg
isier OF whit Il had in its own columns.

Special telegram 10 Inc Lt'oL'tr.
CnAELrsroS, ". VA. Dee. ij.--Tho taSc Of tho
Ei4to against W, y, wilkinson, late sheriff OF
Wayne county, and bis Surctics, In which ludG
lnent Of nearly Slp,OOO wRi awarded the State 4
few llaySRgO, Is only one " large number Of
such casts which VIII be brought by Judge Okey
Johnson, who Inns been employed by the Board
OF Public Works for the purpose.
Judge johnson SNyS Tint there arc n largo
number OF cases Of this nature where the sher'
Ills hare collected taxes and failed to turn them
over 10 tho HtAte, and that the authorities nfc
now cndcavorlng to settle upa!l me o!d matters
and recover, wherever Is possible. the amounts
due the State from tho establishment Of the
state I'LL the present time.
.--Julge johnson sasE there has been over S}p.'
0Ct iOSt by the state tn this way. Probably two.
thirds OF this cannot DO recovered, OUT no wiz
ret Judgment III every CTSc, lie can then pro
coed 10 make the RnOuntS due out OF the bonus'
men q the delinquent EheriNs IN every possible
Cases SOmO Of them are very Old, II IA true, Olt
there Is no statute Of limitation IN such CTe',
md there Is no reason Thy Tho state khouid mot
recover from tho hcrIiS or their bgndSmen
what IL due IT, In Ruy event they Will DO prose,
cutGtl and brought toH speedy trial Instead Of
being allowed TO hAug OH rs they have done Tor
| SO manly years.
II will be seen that Judge johnson Ia
authority for tho statement that "ovei
$500, 900 has been Loaf by the State in
this way" that is by allowing the Bher
| ills to hold onto the money due TO the
State; and further, that probably two
thirds OF this cannot no recovered
Add 10 Judge Johnson's figures rca
sonab!c estimate Of the amount owinl
from school lard commissioners, md Il
is not unreasonable to suppose that W
| to date the StNte 10 out $500, 900 from The
two classes OF deiaulting public ser
wants.
Now thesc cases are 10 be brought tc
speedy trial instead OF being alloweC
to hang on as they have done before fol
90 many years" II this DO good policy
now, as the ISTELLiG EHcEE is sure it is
why would not the same policy have
been good at auy time through all The
years during which the caBee have beer
"allowed to hang on ~
The Democratic party has had abso
Lutte control Tor nearly twenty years
for more than two-Ihirds the life OF tn
State. Why has 1t only now determine,
to move on the delinQuents?
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c,O3d, 90. tons In tn
Tho Silver Question.


The apparent need for more money
has passed with the large disbursements
OF the Treasury and the imports Of gold
from Europe. But the plain truth is
that there would have been no appear.
snGe OF need il votes icr wild financial
propositions early in November had not
caused apprehension OF the future and
withdrawal OF large amounts from use.
With gold certificates outstanding
amounting to SAC, 100000 no one can
tell how much OF that sum hes been
locked up in tho form OF certificates in
safe deposit or other vaults, or placed
With banks in special deposit payable
in gold only. 1t is no longer difficult
matter to hoard and safely hide great
SUMS Of money, and the clamor for dan.
gerous legislation a. Washington only
increases the disposition OF conservative
men 70 put their money where it will
remain gold, and cannot be changed into
silver over night. Tho ono wise thing
for Congress to do, il it be possible, would
DO to remove that source OF distrust.
Unless that can DO done delay and dc.
bate are apt to mean more shrinkare Of
credit and more withdrawal OF gold from
use, fs' t'-sT sF-.
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Republican SUGGESTION Meetings
Republican Primaries !


To he Republican Voters ofthc Ci,y Of B'htc.ing:
The city Republican Primary Election will
be held oil Wednesday, December 81, 1890, be.
tween the hours OF 2 and y III, for the pur.
pose OF selecting by direct vote the cal dIdatc for
city Sergeant and selecting three delegates from
each ward to convention to TIC held Oh Jnnu.
hry,3 1891, nj Up nj, III GermaulA Hall, which
knNd convention shall select the Republican can.
dtdatCs for Mayor, City Clerk. WhatimaSlcr aud
shall select City Executive Committee for
the ensuing two years.
There shall he M Official ticket S,uod By the
Republican Committee, which shall contain
list OF all tho candidates 10 DO voted for: City
Sergeant. Delegates 10 the Convention and COuI.
cilaicn for cach ward. All t!ckcs voted other
TINA the Official ticket shall not be counted.
The primary Tor each ward Will be held At the
place named below:
FRS! Wkrd-Vigiant Engine House.
Second WArd-SqEIre Pctermnn'S OIicc.
Third wArd-PoliCe Court Room.
Fourth WUtd-Atlautlc Engine House.
Fifth Ward-RooS and Ladder House.
Sixth Ward-Repuhlicln Ward Club Room.
Seventh Ward-lIose HOuse.
Eighth WArd-kuokcs Hall.
All Republicans urO strongly urged 10 come
10 the primary and vote.
By order Of Committee.
NU'tO l.. LOOS, President,
3. Il. SMITH, Secretary. de2+