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GRnss MIsMANAGRMEnT
SCHOOL BOOK QUKsVIO I,
The Situation got Altogether Lovely 1
Indiana

The situation sot Altogether Lovely in
Indiana.
CoNNERsvILLE, IND, January 30.-Tbe
Board of Eincation met Saturday and re-
reconsidered its action in regard to the
new school books furnished under the re-
cent law. Much dissatisfaction hes man
ifssted itself amo5g the patrons at the re-
CURED change. They sdOpted the follow
ing resolutions, which explain their posi-
tion
Resolred, Ia vie~ Of the fnct tha, the
books furnished By the Indilus School
Book Company are not in compliance with
their contract, therefore VIC will rot coz
tinns the use tf tire text books nav in uso
durilg the prese4t school year.
Resolced. Tbs. the chairman Of the
Board ui + lucstion is instructed 60 notify
the Iddiana S :hool Book Company Do5 10
sand our booka ordered for the FAJo,'e
county tcl ools, bsc use our schools nave
opened and il will cause confusion ead dis
satisfaction to pu, them in now.
IS gued1 B. F. THIEBAUD,
Chairman.
A. f BARROws, Secretary.
Tue county euperin.enden. says that the
above states shout the position of the
Board on this question.
NOBLEsVMLE. IND, January 30.-l1a5-
much as certain Indianapolis papers rave
published missts.aments TO the eff.ct that
the Hamilion coul,y Board of Education
hsi given ia God decided to abide b. the
new law" it may bo as we'll to state ibe
silultion hera. A few petty statesmen,
because the Law WAS passed By Democratic
l. LagislAture, are txsfting their best efforts
20 create the impression that it is purely a
pelilical quea.ion rs 20 whether or not The
series OF text books shall be changed. Bu'
politics Las nothing to do with it. Tae
Hsmiltcu county Board of EiucItion,
under the provisions of the statute author
iz,rg them to adopt a ssIiss of text books
for the schools Of toe county. aud pro'it.
log that where a series had bsen Ouce
sdopted they should not be changed
ot.euer than onca in six years, fdOpt,d
splendid series OF tex: books and perfected
arrangements VIII reby the pstIons of ths
schools Of this cauuty sre supplied with
these b0Ok9 a: wholesale prices. Tie psr-
ioi for which these books were adopted
hsa not Jet expired, and tie board feel
and have been advised by couasel, that
they are bound under the provisions of The
statute to continue the use OF the series
u1tiI The tam for which they were adopt
ed has expilel. Hence their action in de-
Gliding to continue iEe present series. They
have the Bscktoli books on hand for such
ss may want them, but they have no ioten-
lion Of en.orcirg their use, nor have they
as yet found any pupils who prefer them.
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n..ar.olths Finance Committee.

Slsclal Ttls1TGa o lls hsVINe''
CHARLESTON, W. VA, january 80
Finance Committee held meeting this
,,o,ring snd decided to aPpropriata 5000
for the erection Of q new Commencement
Hall and Armory at the State University
Tai, aDnrop,iation is in addition to the
Is GOO which has alresdy been apgsoprla'
I'd f,r his purpose. President Iafner, ,
Nbo has been here in the Interests OF the
appropriation, asked s. OOO' nnt the com. t
aRt 'I;,,ss concluded that they conld wait for
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Polluc, wa.lrg Warm In Paris.

PARIS, January 3O.-The contest at
Neuilly to fill the vacancy in the Chamber
of Deputies cautel by the invslidstiou by
that body of the election Of NJ. L,ur. Bou-
lapgist, who was returned at the los. gen.
ersl election, is very sxci,ing. Alta politi-
csl meeting held lsst night 81. Laur, who
ia again 4 candidate, wa, attacked by NJ
L'sssgaray, editcr Of La BatGiRe aud the
anti BoulaDgist candidate, who beat him
With his fists snd threw him bcdily from
the platform into tie hall. TEE support
ers Of the respective candidates took part
in the brawl, and in the melee tina. fol
lowed several persons we're injured. 1t Is
expected thst q duel between NJ Lissaga-
ray and NJ. Laur will follow.
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Ponstous.

NlItciL ItItgTuHi 70 Uk htgLsltT,
WASHINGTON, January 80 -Pensons-
Restoration, reissue and incresse-Lsyi W
Hill, of R)ckpori. I1crease-Jsmes w,
Hicks, OF Cameron; Francis NJ. Sockman,
of Calls. Wilson CnaDhers. Of Cameron
J esse Bane, OF Cameron. Reissue -Wnl.
II. Hunter, Of Barnett; Thos. Davis, o.
Rollins. Original widows-Carollne, wild
Nv of john L Spencer, of B ,oker's Mills
Msry, mother Of Beri. Mccormick, OF
ClArksburg.
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An r,IDsv,.,d Match.

FRANKLIN. G, January 3O,-Mr. h. a.
Tessdslr, wsll-knoTn hirdwire me;-
chant while suif;ripg from temporary
alteration OF mind, fastened himself in an
outhcuse and spplied q match 20 d can oi
,uppowder. Tue explosion bleH open lne
door ard aroused the psigh0orhood, On,
,side f,oia stunning NJ. Tea dale and
sirsing bis hair it produced no serious 10
i1rv
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Riot Among eIa.s~orhe ers.

VIENNA, January 30.-Five hundred
glaaswoIkers who are on strike at GsbicDz,
in Bohemia, made su stteck upon the fec
tory in which thsy bave been employed,
and forcing an entrance into the building.
desttoJ c all the machinery. The police
tempted to qaell the disturbance, where
upon the strikers turned on them, acd in
the co: tlict thst followed two Of the rioters
were killed By the p3ice and many Others
were severely wounded.
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the remainder If The amcnnt until next
Yintsr
Hon. c. E Wells, Of Glover's Gsp, cane
in this evening.
Hon. J. Ei. Watson, of FairmOnt, Is
again in the city.
Ex Senator Camden, and Prof. j. ".
Hutigan, Of toe State University, arrived
in tce city tonight.
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PRESBYTERIAN CONFERENCE.
Discussion On Tho Revision OF the West
Minister Cor fessioD.

Discussion On Tho KsNltion OF tho W0h'-
minister Con fessiOD.
NEW YORK, January 30. The debate Of
the Pfesbytery on the proposed revision OF
the Westminster Confession Was to-day
opened By the Rev. DR.. Scat fllar, who said
the question, 10 his mind, wa: Does
the confessions Of faith come clcser TO the
word Of God?
Rsv. Walter D. Buchanan spoke in
oppoeitiOn 10 the committee report
He was opposed to the new Confession
Tne Rev. A. p. A,bury SAID in a
plea for IevisiOn: l have confidence in
the committee and the report they have
made. am fully ia favor OF it. Rev. A
W. Sproul, who ssid he had reached the
doctrines Of the love Of God. spoke OF the
confession ~ bting ths word OF God.
Rsv. d. Nee Sin pleaded for a re"
creed that was good for children as we'll as
older ones. The vote on the report will be
taken ct Ncnds5's q session.
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The Eight-Hour Problem

ST. PAUL MINI, January SO.-At the
closing session OF tie National Bailders
Convention tie following resolution was
adopted: "Rscognizing the agitation for
Shorter hours of labor than those now PIE
vailipg. the National Association of Build
era in convention assembled declares that
as body, representing so many different
constituents, i. is not proper for it to de-
ane certain n1mbsr of hours for
the building trades generally to
adopt, but that it should
be left to the local bodies to adinst the
number Of hours OF labor as circumstances
ard conditions by which they are sur
rounded may dictate; but we do believe
that this body should persstently urge
upon ali local bodies that tie thorough es-
tablishment of the system Of payment by
the hour is an absolutely necessary safe
e1sr1, aud they should earnestly labor 10
secure tie establishment OF the sys;em.
John ]. Tucker, OF New York, was elected
Presidest, and the convention adjourned
to NEE; in New York, February IL, 1892.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

INDIANAPOLIS, January 3O-Bure'hs
entered Peoid,nt HsnisOn's house, on
North Delaware street las, evening. Al
though it is oecup ed by Heprg 5. Fraser
and family, great deal Of the Pfesl''nts !. P
property il still 10 the hOuse. Mucn OF H.
ai.h jswelry belonging to Mrs. fraser,
gas stoen, the losa al tsld amounting 70
nearly 81, 600. The bufgllrs secnred an
entrance By climbing to second s'oFy
All 4 w
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white Gaps oa Trial.

INDIANAPOLIS. ND January 30 The
Jsel,.o, county White Caps arrested for
wbippirg John C. WsrTer, few nights
AGO are en- trial at Brownstown. TIE
evidence shows that Warner was se'zsd
in bed aud biindfolded, and WAS fastened
20 q tree, where be was terribly beaten
with hickory switches. He Identified on.
Of his sssailan,s. while bis wife sTore to
tae identity Of three.
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Miss RVS Rival.

NEW YORK, January 30.-Miss Bis
land, the globe tro.ter who has made 4
rip around the world il the interest ol
the Cosmopolitan Magazine, having lett this
city on tie sane day IS Nellie BY, bat
going in the opposite direction, arrived
mere this morning on the steamship
Bothnis. -,
Miss Bislsnd started eight and hsif
hours later than her competitor, and wac
delayed on the route by missing fast siiora
ers ard the storms at sss since the Bo'nn
left Liverpool. The vessel wss sightsu ]"
Sandy Ho,k at 1928 this morning,
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Mr. NORRIS eYRATl0SS.


Toe Aai, E,,h, C.a.,g Statesman
Jump, Da.o .t- psms,r,.. srd the
"Ess."e sad stamp, Ilsr Remains
ia,o lhe Earth
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LOOKING FOR HONEST MEN
Gen. Gofr and ATS Adheren,s Make a
Syst' matte Search.

Special TtbgrGm 10 the Register.
CHARLESTON. W. VA, January 3d.
"Are Gea. Goff ana his managers still
looking for an honest mar?' ia the quss-
tion some Democrats are beginning TO fsk
themselves 1t will be remembered that
'hoDest men" we're loOkei for by G2n.
GOf's agents throughout the Democratic
side Of the Legislature one year ego, aud
though the &c srohers vent with Ole, two
Gud .hree thousand dollars in their pockets,
this much vaunted "hOuest mau" could
not be fouud.
Signs are not lacking that the same sort
Of a search ia now going on. Tho Rrriya'
Of Senator Smith to-day br1gs the
FULL REPUBLICAN, FORCES
on the field. Ore man is wanted. VIII
they get him? That is the question which
Republicans are spxicusiy trying TO solve.
No honest and upprejudiced m4u who has
read the testimony and heard the ersu-
ments in thc case can escape the coavic-
zion that Judge Flemin, was elected
Governor of West Virginia by a plural
ity of tine honest vO.es. If testimony
and argument are to have Io weight in
helping Gen. Gof to find his honest
men," wnat is the answer can readily
be found in the history of the past. Il
can be fcuad in the disgraceful tffIrt to
buy Democratic member Of the L'gisla-
tuTe last year. II can be found in the
corruption which existed at nearly every
poll in the Stale in 1888.
Doodle has
BEEN KNOWN TO WIN
where arguments aud facts have been
wanting. If Judge Fleming should now be
deprived OF the seat which is justly his, it
will be because the honor 0i members is
not proof against temptation. The persis-
;ency with which the Republican organ ret
up the claim that the Democrats are d.
vided on the contest is not the only prOoi
that 81 effort is being made to effec. tuch
division. II is, however, ose of the most
apparent. There is absolutely no reason TO
believe that any of the iil-concealed at
tempis to Influence Democratic members
have been successful, bu. in view CT the
past. Democrats here feel that they have
good reason to he on their guard.
Every move will b. watched, srd dis'
tinguished gentlemen Who have been very
prominent about the Legislature may he
given occasion to regret their own activity
In the line with the claim Of Democratic
division are the Numerous misrepresenta
tions nf Democratic plans. The CORE
spondent of the Wheeling Intenigencer he'
been compelled 10 see his assertions proven
false no less than three times already thu
week. Not dismaysd by the fact, he
CONES Up SMILING
with story about the intention Of th'
Democrats to take An adi diournment On Fri
day until hondsy, for tle purpose OF de
laying fiisl vote Ol this silly f.lseboOC
30 weaves Il romance about pIopo et
Democratic caucus There has been N
decision to aej1urn the Assembly on Fri
day, and no one expects that there viii b.
In eli probability the final vote will b
aiken on Saturday, and The only meeting
IF Democrats that will ooclr will re Il
iolhfy over the coming of Governor Elem
Tag into his own.
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An E.tlm.bls Citizen Gone.

SDfcldI Iels0TlI0l 70 Vlt htyl'ItT'
CLARKsBURG, January 26.-John Irwin
F.o one of tn most prominent and ie-
spected citizens Of this city, ditd this
morniyc, after a serious i'll uess for six
months or more. He cama to this city
fron Pennsylvania in 1882. and has since
hseu identified with nsarly sll of Clsrks-
bprg's b1sinssI interests. His fam ly have
the sympathy of this conn unity in its be-
reavement.
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Po.tm ..ter. Appointed.

Sepcial Telegram 70 the Register.
WAsHIyGToN, January 3O.-The fol-
loving West Virginia postmas;ers were sp-
pointed to-day: S. May, Bunners, Msrion
count, vice \ @. husgrove, resigned; S.
W Kendig, NesterTille, Barbour county,
Hice C ". Hallan. resigned.
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Paien,. 70 Wet virglniant.

Special Teles ram to the Register.
WASHINGTON, D, c., January 30 -
Patents we're granted to ci'izess Of West
Vir. inia for the week erdIPg January %
"a follows: James A. and W. ID. Gabbert,
st. Albans, churr; Archibald W. PAUL,
Wheeling, wick raiser.
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As intelligent person whea hurt viii a.
ogce procure bottle OF Salvation oil. IL
is the best thing 10 cure swell'ngs' onrns
or wounds. All druggists sell iiai twenty
f ye cents n battls.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

nr. Morris CoaiiaGss His Barangue
Through the Post Pcandisl Hours.
When the Assembly rcconvened in the
afternoon NJ. Morris attempted some light,
Rucnie county honor. He ssid ne hOpsd
tie members would continue to give g.
MIN the cageful s.tsuiion waieh thew lad
accorded during the morning Their care
-al, close ecd discriminating interest IN His
remarks had convinced ham that all t1r
members OF She Court intended to ,ry TIE
case 20 lastly and honorably es such
cssss have been tried any where. lie re-
t,rrsd brithg Co the manner 10 which toe
minority hsd been trestsd. Taking tue
wheeling REGIsIER ia his haod, ne sad
thar. ssido f.om General s.. Guar, tht
majority bad generally been treated with
courtesy. General 40. Clair bad said that
FOR EVERY MISTAKE
in the msiority report there were dozen
iu the minority. asa
Judps Mex gell-TSo, wasn't ~
Mr. Morris-We,l. it makes no difference
Cs,frsl s. Clair was educated in pecu-
liar schcol Of mathematics. His 20 Is
%, 30 and 1.-TWO" is tive" aEd TIVE is
"tNelye.r General S. Clair hsd stood II
the @esk. in the face Of The assembly ana
n.pufsc uted evidence against tbs mlno'-
ity rp1It.
into the columns Of one Of the great dsily
papers Of the State. lt had gone So.osu
over the land and none had yet stood up
In deny 70. The spesker deh' d any oos 70
fod any evidence in the dsPcsiuons wh'en
sb,xed that his msn II ii,he had followed
Cnsrles Pope 10 Simmons Creek n order 10
Keen him from voting, % General 81
llvr apt the Wheeling REGIsTER I'D de-
Mr. Morris here read the deposition Of
NJ Heiths in which be said that he had
.,,re y, Simmons Geek after challeng'ne Z
Cb,rlss Pops vote 90 Mill Greek, ara
learned that Pope bad voted there. In 'He
f,cs hi this dsUosition, Mr. Norris argueG
No. there we're two Charles Pcpes, and
Mr. Hattie was mistaken as 10 ths iusu'
,ity o. the distinguished individual Who
had sworn in his good Gof vote ~ oiln-
After M brie. ari highly entertaining
diversion, Mr.. Morris projected Z" take ~
and O. eat the Ktnaehs conniy case III n's
usual
LIGHT AND AIRY MANNER.
He contsssed that be did cot know any
tbing abou, the ettraal legal squaobles IN
connection with tie case. Col. Cunning
nam might be tbs vilest sinner the sun
ever shoae on; or be might be the Purest
saint that ever sailed 20 heaven from Goo $
grssn earth. The speakers individual
impression sesmsd to be that be was tine
alter. He did rot charge that Bill
D,v.' Goshorn has tsmpered with the
S,llo,- Of Charleston precinct, hut he CID
cbarse that the ballots csme into ms hands
IN ose condition and lef, them 10 anoth'
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Never give up tie ship. Dr. boiFs
Cough Syrup will cure yoo' al II nss done
others. Price % cents.
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q this connection ne
WISHED To COMMEND

20 the beautiful checked aud smooth
shaven delegate from Hardy, the followins
piece cf poetry from the writings OF KeV'
Cabe Tuckei:
81 neb,r Judge o people dat meet alo7e de
Bv de places whar dey comes from and de
houses whar dey stay,
For de bantam chickens awful fond OF ro'sliae
pretty high, - \, .,.,, g.,
Dsy ketcacs little minnies in de middle OBJ d.
And yon auds de smallest possum up de biggest
kind O tree.
This elegant and beautiful sentiment
practically concluded the argument IN MI
Morris address For fall fifteen minutes
more he talked about dying for his conn
try. his youthful prayers ard the sun gilH'
inc the tusrets Of tho Ses'. MI. Morris
was s.ill among the clouds and golden
sunshine was still glistening from the
locks. when his address came to clo-e
TIE assembly heaysd a deep sigh OF relief
and gdiournsd.
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DE-. Bulls Cough Syrup should be kept
in Every family. A slight cough, II un-
checked, is often the forerunner OF con,
sumption. One dose of this wonderful
medicine has rescued many from the grave.
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one DOLLAR

.l buv the DAILY REEFS
FP tor siN weeks or llo.iI ...,..
L t5 the md OF the extra S,t,'.- SSs-
.'' tre LEGISLATURE ne
.--r-TER'S daily toie9taplIi'I,
.-.--s nom the Csp.'ai VII
-r-aIete in all particulars
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ONE DOLLAR

Will buy the DAILY REGIS
TER for six weeks, or from
now to the end Of the extra ses-
sion OF the Legislature. The
REGISTERS daily teleqraphic
reports from the Capital will
be complete i'm all particulars.
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IConfiaued on Fourth Page !
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ST. Claire had talked about an order,
bcRilg that one Of the supervisors

tor lssirg cf thsse Dis ricts. Tba. showed
nothing. TGsre was no evidence against
fhe votes and tnsy ought not to BE- Cast
ont. 10 night he said ,hs. the minority
demantei uo proof a' 90 other d'stTic'
nres in tie State. These district lines
were never questioned il any other cou1-
lies, aud no proof Of tceir establishment
was urcCessary
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-22

ions from the United States. "We sent
abroad last year S742, Geo, 900 worth of goods,
and three-fOurths of them were agricultural
products. What could recomDense the
country for the loss of this vast market?
what could alleviate the distress among all
that the Mckinley bill won't open new
market for single bushel Of wheat or bar
rel of pork We ought to feel grateful if it
does not deprive us OF what markets We
have" In conclusion, Governor Hill spoke
of the contest in this, the Sixteenth Con-
gressional District; urging every Democrat
to vote for Warwick, the Democratic candl-
date. For Mckinley he had tie highest
respect, but there never has been partisan
outrage attempted against the Democratic
party which Mckinley has not supported,
besides being instrumental in forcing upon
the country that which can properly be des-
ignated as 1.-THE sum Of all villanies."
SPEAKER REED IN ILLINOIS.
CHAMPAIGN Qll.), Oct. 21.-Speaker Reed
Congressman Cannon, whose district this
city is in Mr.. Reed spoke at length on the
Tariff and Election bills and the work of the
present Congress. He said in part: ''The
farmer, no less than the mechanic, is ben
eficiary of protection. for system that
keeps American money at home and creates
markets for all American products must en-
nance prices to the tillers Of the soil the same
as to the toilels in the mills. OF what use
is it," he asked, that everything be made
cheap if a man has not got a dollar? Do
be concerned about prices. II prices go up
as result of general prosperity people will
have money to pay them. Democratic pa
pers that declared edtorially that prices are
going up contain advertisements ofmerchants
ON the next page which say that they are
still selling goods at the old prices at the old
stand" Mr. Reed also spoke briefly at
Bloomington this evening.
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Jventv.eiehth District Fair

SAN BERNARDINo, Oct N.-The Twen-
ty-eighth District fair opened to-day in
good shape. The pavilion being built by
the city was not completed, and the payil-
ion portion Of the affair is held in large
hail. The exhibit is not large, but the dried
fruit exhibit is the finest ever made in
Southern California. The premium fruit is
donated to the association to be sent to the
permanent exhibit in Chicago. The at
tendance was good, indicating financial
success. The first race. twO-year-olds, one
mile and repeat, for district purse of $3.50,
Sue King won in two heats. Time, 2 55-
81. Alabo was second and Topsy third.
The second race, running, half mile and
repeat. 5000 purse free for all, Juanita won
the first two heats. Time, 0:5l-0:5 0h.
Question was second and DR.. Crawford
third. The third race, three-minute class,
for district purse of $3.50, hal for entries
General WileS, Alec, Dawn and Bob Mason
Jr. The first heat Alec wen in g :39%, Cen
eral Wiles second, Dawn third and Bob
Mason Jr. fourth. The second heat Cen
eral Wiles won, Alec second, Dawn third.
Bob Mason Jr. was distanced for running.
Time, IA. The third heat General Wiles
won in 2:443s, Alec second, Dawn third.
The fourth heat Alec won in 2:4712. Gen
eral Wiles second, Dawn third. On ac-
count OF the gathering darkness the fifth
heat was postponed till tomorrow at 1
o'clock sharp. The attendance was good,
and the track fine and fast.