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mike any particular difference with 70.
gard to tho Hill campaign, with which
Mr.. Watterson very much desires to play
havoc before It goes any farther.


The L.iusnEs ON HRWEsFs and Peddlers.
A few days since, in responae to sew
eral inquiries, the IETELLIdEScER pub
lished the text of tho bill before tho
Legislature fixing q license tax on hawk
ers and peddlers. notwithstanding the
Language Of the bill seems plain, there is
is a Misunderstanding Of the provisions
Of the bill. Some farmers seem to be OF
the opinion tina. the Law places lax on
hucksters, bat we do not 80 under
s!aniit.
The bill provides that nothing in
the chapter shall be construed as levy
ing a license tax on what are commonly
known as hucksterg, who for the pur'
poses OF this chapter are persons that
travel with a wagon or other vehicle
with one or more horses, and buy the
produce Of farmers, aud pay therefor
With money, or with articles OF mer'
Chaudiao for the sale Of which no license
tax is required by law.
A friend OF tho IETELLlGENcEE con
s!rues this to mean that while the far
mer cau exchange or sell his products
to the hucksLer for money or merchan
disc, he cannot buy anything from the
huckuter and pay money for 1t. He
therefore, concludes that the law is al
unjust one, asit surely would be undeI
auch a construction.
While the wording Of the act iR, per
haps, not 60 clear Gu this point as i
should be, we cannot believe that thu
intent OF tho law is such as is indicated
II tits, 1t clearly should not be enforced
since it would work q hardship on /
large class OF citizens.
Already many farmers and countr!
merchants are complaining that the Law
would be cppressive, II our correspond
emit . construction Of It is correct.
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TaE Autumn maneuvres OF last yeal
cost the Republican party dearly, and
played hob with the Republican major
ity in the United States Senate. Still
that nsjority will be sufficient for al
purp oaes, il the Republican seuaLorn
can bring themselves to overcome their
hsbit of voting with the Democratic
side. When this Senate meets again
there will DO Republican minority o.
six over Democrats, Alliance men, and
the whole rlg.tag. and.bob'tall Of cur
ren. nolitice.
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The attending correspondents have
done their best to mske out a duck
shooting case for the President, but they
have not made good job Of it. The
failure to ill his belt with cauvRs'baCE
scalps is no fault OF the Presidents. He
is good marksman, and Bengies POint
records tell OF his proves Of last year
The trouble has been with the wind
which blew the ducks away from the
Presidential fOwling piece. What doet
this mean, being Interpreted Do duck
show which way the wind blows
Speaking OF ducks, here is food for med
itation.
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Threatens every man, woman or child living In
a region OF country where fever and aguO Is
prevalent, since the germs of mGlarIGl disease
arc inhaled from the air aud are swallowed from
tho water Of such region. Medicinal safeguard
Is absolutely necessary to nulliiy this danger.
As mean' OF IortliyIng and HcclimAting the
system SO as to DO able to resist the mRlGrial
poison. HoEtetlcr'S Stomach BIttes Is incom'
parably the best and the most popular, IrrCgu.
larlties Of the stomach, liver and bowels encour.
age malaria; but these arc speedily rCctlhed BY
the Bltterg. Tho functions OF digestion and Sc.
crCtiOu arc assisted by It's use, and vigorous RS
well ~ regular condition OF the system pro.
NOTED by II. Constitution and physique arc
thus defended against the inTOId Of mRlRriA by
this tnAtchleSs preventive, which is also Ger.
tain and thorough remedy In the wont cases Of
Intermittent aud Iemlltent fevers
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STUDENTS OF the Stevens Institute, Ho
boken, "behavcd like all possessed" at {
FIRE, where they had no particular bust
nesr. They hoWlCd at the Gremen and
got in their way. Some Of the fre.lad'
dies we're for punching the tender heads
of the studcn'e, but more merciful coun'
sells prevailed. They turned on thu
hose and gave the boys drenchiDG
Tbs moral is that it is not always vel
to resort to extreme measures with
school boys who think the world wai
made for school boys to have fun in.
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scoirll nIIlI. Coming Over.

Net' IOrk Nail ond Express.
A new manufacturing company has
been organized at Fitchhurg, Mass,
which ia an ohshoot otthe Glasgow firm
OF A. NJ. Mitchell, Jr., & Sons, manufac'
turers OF Scotch ginghams. Mr.. s.
Roger Mitchell, who is president OF the
company, spent last summer travelling
through the Middle and Southeastern
States looking for desirable location to
establish new mill, and decided upon
the site at FitChburg.
They have come TO this country 10
manufacture their goods for tho Ameri.
can market, and ore making this sea.
cons stock on hired looms at Philadel-
phia. And still the free traders howl,
"The tariff is a tax"
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CuIoAGo's Delinquent subscribers &c
the Words Fair fund are being sued
right along as though somebody meanE
business. The amounts are small. IL
the wild rush Of enthusiasm many PEG
pie put down their names, perhaps
never expecting to have to put up the
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case OF Catarrh that cannot
be cured by taking Halls Catarrh Cure
F. J. CHENEY 4 Co., Props, Toledo, 0.
We, the undersigned, have known r
]. Cheney for the last fifteen years. anG
believe him perfectly honorable IN al
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligation made BY
their firm.
ledo, o. w
sale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
naIly, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of tho system
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all drug
Qists.
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AMYsrBRIoUs QUARREL
Between Two Louisville DrummerS Ends in
the Death Of One.

COLUMBUS, IND, March lS.-When the
passenger train from the south on the
louisville division reached the city last
evening two Of the passengers left the
train and walked to the depot platform
The bystanders noticed one Of the men
strike the other with a small hand va
lise, when the man struck Immediately
sbot his assaiiant, the ball entering the
abdomen. The man who did the shoot
Ing was Immediately arrested. His name
is L. Z. Goldsmith, travelling agent ioF
a liquor dealer in Louisville. The
wounded man is L. I. Skimman, who
represents a firm Of mineral water man
ufacturers of Louisville. skimmSn wai
taken TO the hospital, where the sur
geons pronounced his wound iatal
Both men are married and live in Louis
Vile. Goldsmith refuses to talk aoou,
the cause of the quarrel, but says hi
acted in self-deiense.
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WHEELING, MARCH a. 1891.

A DgNocRATlc uose.cOur: OF the next
House OF Representatives places Mr..
Mills far in the lead for Speaker. As
the field stands now the House is likely
TO gel Texas steer.
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II anything should stand in the way
OF lighting the streets with electricity,
perhaps we can get a bill through to
allow everybody to carry a lantern as he
takes his walks abroad OF nights.
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DIED,

NEY-At her residence, a! Bradford Ontario
on Friday, March Is, IS9l, At O'CLOCK ?. m,
MARGARET GAILY, VINO VI Thomas Hey ana
sister OF Mrs. Daniel BOdley, OF ms city
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
State OF ives. Virginia, Ohio county. In the
Circuit Court for said county.
Francis FAlloure and
Sarah y. Falloure,
VS.. In ChAncefy.
WV Cnwdpn tFuEleO
WI. ". Cowden, trustee,
md OlheIg.

WV. Cowden, trustee,
and Others.
By virtue Of decree made by lAid court in
the above entitled cause on the 18th day OF Feb.
ruEry, 1891, the undersigned appointed special
commissioner for tho purpose, VIII Iell At the
front door OF the Court House Of Ohio cJunty, on
SATURDAY, tho 1lth DAY Of APRIL, 1891,
commencing at 10 O'Clock q. M, the following
described property, that Is TO say,
The south thlrty.hve feet Of lot NO: In an al.
dition 70 the city Of wheeling, In Ohio county,
Most Virginia, laid out by Beverly II. Eof, ex.
ecrItor OF the will Of John kon: Beginning At the
SouthPaSt corner OF lot No. I on Jacob street;
thenCe northWGrdly about thiFty.hve feet to the
Centre Of the partition wall OF the double frame
houEe situated on said lot No. Z; thence west
wardly through the centre o. SAC gSFtltI9n wal wal
south lines Of said lot 10 Charles street or Alley
Ii thonce EouthWAEdly about thirEy'hve feet 10
The southwest corner Of said lot No. I; thence 10
the place OF begInnipg.
Also part Of lot No. q. fronting on Charles
tending eaStWArdly lIty feet, on (which IL stu
Rted double frame house
Also beginning at tho northeast corner OF lot
No a. on Jacob street; thence GouthWArdly
along the west side Of Jacob street about thirty.
one feet: thence wCStWRrdly dlty feet; thence
noFthWGFdly about thirty'0ne feet 10 the north
line Of .aid lott thence esatIMafdIy 70 me plaGGe
Of beginning, on Which u eIected doupIe
TESTS % iAlE:-one.lhIrd and as much more
A. The purchaser elects 70 pay In cash on tho
day OF iIle, the balance In two equal install.
mentS al enc and TWO years, notes bearing In
terest from the cay Of sale 70 be given LOT the
deferred payments WV covnvv
Special Commissioner.
VIII, HALLKR, AuCtiOneer.
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thereby certify that said special commissioner
has Rfyeu bond with security according 70 law
mtgs JNo. ". NITCHELL, Clerk,
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T TPRIGHT
H. BEHREN's STORES.
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The members Of Washington Castle No. 8. K.
Of G. X, are requested 10 meet q! their Castle
Hall, in Bridgeport. Ohio, on Sunday afternoon,
al ! O'clock sharp, 10 attend the funeral Of ouI
late brother, Alexander johnson. All sister
Castles are respectfully invited TO atteud.
II. @GCoNEAUGHEY, N. c.
IN VVDvvV NJ OIR mfl3
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W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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il. b. POTTS.
store. e sssnSis BslrS Martins Ferry o. PHiksF'bu,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

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1850 p N a praise and thanksgiving service
including short speeches from two OF three
Laymen. and singing Of the old Wesley Hymns'
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Health is Wealth!

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OPENING THE SPRING FLOWER SHOW.

Lenox Lyceum had festival appearance last night.
1t was a vertable garden. The air filed with sweet
perfume. Flowers OF all Sizes shapes and varieties brill
liant and beautiful arranged in harmonious groupings
opening night OF the spring exhibition OF the
NewYork Florists Club for the benefit Of St. Marys Free
Hospital for Children. The exhibition continues every
afternoon and evening this week. The display is said TO
be the largest and finest ever seen in NewYork many
yaFites being exhibition. The main hall contains
the ferns and ported plants and tables for the sale Of
cut flowers while downstairs cut flowers and bulbs.
The attractions each day. Yesterday there
display OF azaleas genista bulbs and other spring bloom
ing plants lot OF fine cut blooms Of
orchids. carnations and violets.
Among the new roses the 0akmont. prolific va
fey and good commercial value the Waban finer and
richer in eoer than The Mermet Tomorrow there will be
display Of wedding bouquets dinner-table decorations.
wedding decorations eorsage and bout0nnere bouquets
and baskets Of flowers There are 900 varieties
exhibition. Music Is furnished both afternoon and even
Ing by Theodore Thomass orchestra.
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PARNELL's SECRET MARRIAGE.
HIS BRIDE SAID TO BE MRS osHEA's
DAUGHTER, WHO is A WARD IN CHANCERY.

HIS BRIDE SAID TO BE MRS. o'SHEA's
DAUGHTER, WHO IS WARD IN CHANCERY.
London, April e.-The woman to whom Mr.. Parnell
is said to have been privately married since the oShea
divorce suit is the eldest daughter of Mrs. OShea.
The extreme privacy with which the ceremony was
performed is attributed to the fact that the young
is ward in chancery Although she is twenty
years of age the marriage could not be lawfully
solemnized without the assent of the court, and by
his action Mr.. Parnell lays himself open TO prosecu
tion Several Parnelllte members Of the House Of
Commons pretend to believe although they deny any
knowledge Of the facts that Mr.. Parneil never had
unlawful intimacy with Mrs. O'shea, and that his
secret visits to the home Of the OSheas made for
the purpose of meeting the daughter whom he married
with the consent of her mother, but without the
knowledge Of her father Other Parnetes, who are
supposed to know the truth of the matter when ques
toned in regard to the marriage. declared their gnor
ance Of the whole affair. Captain O'Shea's friends
treat the story as stupid canard.
Cork, April AT meeting OF the Cork leadership
Committee to-day, the Mayor announced that Mr. Par
nell had expressed his willingness resign his seat In
Parliament, but added that he the Mayor had taken
the responsibility of dissuading him from doing so
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WoRKrNGMEy WIN THEIR BATTLES.

The union painters in this city have prachcais
won their fight for work day of eight hours ana - o.
= dav. only seventeen large firms are still holding
ont and these are willing TO grant the eight hours but
not tho Sc 80. John Bcetc, President Of the Master
PAINTERS, Association gave IN yesterday. The members
- progressive Painters Union No. yesterday
melted and vii. be boycotted because they refused to
strike when ordered to.
The Granite Cutters Union also won its strike iol
,oht hours ut S4 day yesterday, and all the men re
tnrncd 10 work except those employed in the DOCK
Department. nal, ,,nu,,r, ,ro. so+t,od VOC
4odav and the strikers will return TO work TINS morn
ing ~ 81 so a day, which was what they wanted
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AN ATTEMPT on THE czAR's LIFE FoILED.

London, April s.-"The Telegraph's' correspondent
at St. Petersburg says "An attempt was made the
Cars life on Monday, but the attempt cleverly
frustrated. 1t was q Russian holiday and, according
to CUSTOM the Car and Czarna went TO review the
Imperial Guards their quarters opposite the palace
of the Grand Duke Nicholas. Invitations to the cere-
mony had been sent to extremely limited number
OF persons A man with a sallow complexion and OF a
southern type was among those admitted by ticket.
lie took place five PAGES distant from the place where
tho Gar was TO stand As the man continued TO wear
his overcoat he was requested to remove 1t, but de
cned to do so, on the ground that he was AFRAID OF
draughts He was arrested and taken to prison. when
a revolver and glObule, supposed to contain poison
were found in his pockets His name Is shamedk t
lie declares that the gobue simply contains medicine
The police assert that they knew OF plot connected
with Gunsberg's conspracies and that they "ere
watching for an assassin"
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EUROPEAN CAPITALS UNEASY.
THE POLITICAL SITUATION ON THE CON-
TINENT REGARDED AS SERIOUS.
ACTIVELY OF THE FRENCH TRooPs-RUss1A'S AC-
rloN IN voLHYNIA-coYTINENrAL
BoURSES NOT DIS

London, Apcn 7.-Advices received here from sew
era of the principal capitals of Europe show that the
political situation on the Continent is regarded as
serious by the leading statesmen and diplomats.
Several significant moves have been made during the
last few days The action Of the Russian authorities
In doubling the strength OF tho Russian forces In
volhynia gravely discussed in the capitals Of the
various countries.
The greatest activity prevails among the troops
garrisoning the principal fortified places In france.
The troops being continually drilled in the usual
military tactics, and in addition, they have been
subjected 10 series Of sudden night alarms, betoken
ing the approach of enemy, In order to test ther
ability to respond rapidly to a call to repel foe.
Tho alarmist reports circulated in regard TO the
political situation did not have much effect upon the
Continental Bourses to-day. AT the opening the
feeling was unsettled. but the markets closed firm.
Berlin, April 7.-The "NOrth German Gazette to-
day. referring to the war current, denies that
international relations not pacic, adding: Every
thing justifes the hope OF the permanence OF peace
The whole strength of the nations Of Europe ought
10 be devoted TO economic developments"
Buda- Pesth, April Tho " Pcsther Lloyd" pub
lishess article to-day stating that, according to
sem-ofcia which has been received from Berlin,
the general European situation is regarded In the
German capital as threatening.
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I0uN ID NORRIS.

John ID. Norris Of the bestknown citizens
Of Elizabeth n. j., died yesterday. lie was born on
September 80 1892 near Springfield N. j.. and went
to Elizabeth when ten years old. His father Noah
Norris was stcne-cutter. His son learned the trade
and in 1895 opened store and coalyard In wash
ington-st. York, where he remained three years
He then returned to Elizabeth, and began specializing
IN real estate Half century ago he bought what Is
now one OF the most valuable tracts in the city, and
thus laid the foundation Of his large fortune
Mr. Norris for many years carried on the coal ana
stone business in Elizabeth and some years before the
war he started carriage factory and supplied light We
hcles to the Southern market The Rebellion ruined
his trade and he sold the factory. Since thcn lie
had devoted himself exclusively TO real estate trans
artIons In politics Mr.. Norris Republican, and
spent his time and money to promote MS partys
success He was elected member OF the Board Oh
Education and afterwad served two terms III the
CITY Council frOm the Seventh Wars He leaves two
dau ghters.
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RETIREMENT OF JUSTICE STEPHEN.

London April 7.-There was an affecting scene to-
day In the Queens Bench Division OF the High Court
Of Justice As announced yesterday the Hon. James
Fitzjames stephen, Justice Of the Queens Bench,
whose health is said 70 have become seriously impaired
as a result Of the worry and annoyance he com
PEELED endure during and after the trial of the May
bdc poisoning case had determined, by the advice Of
his friends definitely 10 retire from the bench to-day
All Justice stephens fellow Judges. Including The
Lord Chief Justice OF England, the Right Hon. Lord
Colerdge President Of the Queens Bench Division OF
the High Court OF Justice were present and stood while
Justice Stephen seated on the bench, replied In
broken, feeble voice to the high tribute paid TO his
honor Integrity, ability and past services by the Az
torney General. Sir Richard Everar1 Webster, O. g.
Considerable emotion displayed Justice stephen
I'm low tunes thanked his colleagues for the good feel
Ing Shown toward him and the tears coming into MS
eyes rs well into the eyes of many others there,
wished them goodby ard left the bench for the last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-08
PROFESSOR sprrzKA,s NAME WAS FORGED.

Professor e. c. spizka. the well.nown insanity expert.
has annoyed for the few months by storekeepes
zling at his house, at No. 712 Lexington-ave.. and
nhibtlDg worthless checks to him bearing his name,
They told the Professor that they had cashed the checks
lor well dressed old Who the swinder really
vas. none Of them knew. On Monday morning Mrs.
"nheimins Hatnischieger Of the victims. at DAB
beeondaye. the eheckpasser passing her store She
followed him TO his No $50 East Fifty eghthst.
khe summoned oneer Murphy Of the Fftynrs Precinct
and had him arrested lie said that he Robert A.
spitzbaIth. specialist physician.
On MIs fIarmnisehegers charge Of passing worthless
check Of $40. the Union Square Bank to the
order Of DR.. +. Spltzka and signed o. MatthiessOn
spitzbarth held for trial by Justice Taintor the
fofkylle Court Sptzharth recognized in court
'oe man who was arrested year ago for practising
physician without license.