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Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-07
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"'tg sdopted boy, aged II years, suffered terri bly from sctofala sores on his leg, which spread sll they at one lime formed one great sore from .he cali of his leg up to h.s thigh. partially GOV cred E' 2 srab, and discharglng matter contn- ua'ly. 1Bcmuscles became contracted so that his leg was drawn ID Gud he could hardly walk We tired everything we could hear of, without sue cess, until we began giving him Hoods sar. taparilla. In just q Inonth after he had taken twothirds of q bottle, the sores entirely healed, his leg Is perfectly straight, and he
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-07

Peter Winkleman, son Of r. Winkie- man of Dudleyyille, came in on We'd nesday. He reports considerable dam age to farms along the San Pedro. Mir, Selliek's dwelling wes washed down, and nearly all the ditehes destroyed and much land covered with sand. The river was four feet higher than tas ever known George Cooks store waa not Iost. The current kept to the oth- CT bank
 4. c. Dollinger was up from salt River early in the week. The liar court ranch. which hc is farming, was somewhat damaged, and covered with ailt. His fence was also washed away. 2Ir. DeIiinger is of the kind not easily discouraged and ,sill begin enersetieal- y to repair the damage.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-07

Teams commenced crossing the Giia riyer at San Carlos yesterday. Fifty or more were detained on the other side waiting for the subsistence of the water. Coke and merchandise will begin to arrive freely within a day or two
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-07

Tho Almighty has admonished the Interior Department as well as the h. dian philanthropists of the East of the necessity of bridging tho Gila river at San Carlos, by drowning an Indian who attempted 10 cross the stream at that point.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-07

Lee Middleton brought the informa ton from Riverside yesterday that the body found in the river six miles below that place, was identified by Nessrs Londrgan and Ryan as that of James Murphy and taken to Florence for burial.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-03-07

Eugene Middleton came in on Thurs day with q heavy mail and express, which bad accumulated at Riverside and points beyond during the interrnp- ton to travel caused by the flood. An other large mail, continuing California papers of six days, arrived yesterday.
 4 l.. Walker, superintendent of the Cid Dominion Co, accompanied by his wife, Jeff fer MofTistown, N J., yes terday morning. in response to a letter calling hiln to the bedside of his father who was dangerously ill. A telegram sent February 23d failed 10 get through before the wires went down.
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MIR. ELKINS CAREER.

Tho Arbitc. of Ills Own Fortuncs-A Solf
Made Nan, Who From n Poor Boy Work.
cd Ills Way to Fortune and famo.
Hon. Stephen !. El!;ins is a rcprescn-
tative man, truly American in the
broadcst sense. Without the benefit OF
property Inherited he has pushed his
way TO an honorable distinction in tho
nation.
Hcwas born Scptember %, 1871, in
Perry county, Ohio. His carly boyhood
was spentsupon his fathers farm, and
i'll attendance upon the public school,
where lie studied for college. He enter
ed the University OF Missouri, where
by diligent study he soon reached the
head OF his classes and graduated Mt the
ago Of eighteen. AT this period his
family suffered financial reverscs
that threw tho young gradu-
ate upon his own resources, but
with that invinciblc will and
siir,nncss OF purpose so characteristic OF
his subsequent life, he entered the law
school and worked his way up gaining
admission TO the bar in 1864. Unon re-
ceiYing his diploma he went to New
Mexico, then 0 territory. more than half
the population Of which spoke the
Spanish tongue. Mr.. nkins overcame
ithis obstacle TO the successful practice
Of the law by learning tho language oil
tho people. His progress in influence
and popularity was rapid, and within
ono year hc elected to the legisla-
.turc; soon alter lie was appointed attor-
,ney general. President Johnson after
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NEw YonK. Dec. 1.-THE thorough
bred stallion Laureate arrived to-day on
the Tautic, consigned by Mcssrs. Weth-
erby, OF London, to the Amsterdam
IN. y. Breeding farm. lie was ioaled
in 1879 and is a son OF Roisicrucion
(sire OF Gehclmnis, the Oaks winner in
1872 and tho great Laura dam OF
Petrarch, RotherhiIl, etc., by Orlando; I;
second dam Torment, by Alarm; third
dam by Glencoe. Laureate was high
class race horse, and among other races
that fell to his share may DO mentioned
the Craven stakes, tho twenty-third
biennial ut Stockbridgc-a mile and Il
half-and tho Singleton stakes at G ood-
wood. He cost Messrs. Sanford $4,000,
and considering his dam is probably
Orlando's greatest daughter, to say
nothing OF his own merit, he must be
considered cheap horse.
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It has already been figured out that
each club in the consolidated oreaniza.
ton will have sevcnty-sevcn games on
its home grounds. The different clubs
will make three trips east and west. On
tho first trip they will play three games,
and two games on each OF their other
visits.
Chicago doesn't want Pfener, lis said.
Louisville is making II strong bid for
him, and he is willing to 60 there. He
is very blue over the failure OF his Sec
ond attempt to got away from league
thralldom."
Kelly brought. over numerous black
thorns and pair OF field glasses for jim
Mccormick to find the winners.
New York doesn't want Mike Kelley.
Perhaps the league might give him to
Pittsburgh.
The Weak Knecd League would be a
good title.
Cyclone Miller died at Mansfield, O.,
Tuesday. :
Louisville will got Browning back.
VIII Anson draw in St. Louis?
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TERSE TELEGRAMS.

The Duchess dc Dino, nee Stevens, OF
New York, was married yesterday to
Count Orlowski, q Polish noble. The
brides witnesses were United States
Minister Reid and Count Gulliict, and
the bridegroom's witnesses were Count
Edmund Talleyrand and Count Navier
0rlowski.
Mrs. Theresa Windle, q young widow
who was employed in the knife factory
at Phoenix, Oswego county, New York,
was found dead III her home at that
place Tuesday night with wound near
the heart and Il revolver by her side.
Letters sho left, but not yet made pub.
lie, make suicide evident. Sensational
revelations arc expected.
At the session oi the Federation OF
Labor, at Birmingham, Ala, yesterday,
the matter OF boycott was referred to Il
special committee. Tho decision Of
Judge Williams, OF Pennsylvania on
the labelling OF goods, was denounced rs
unjust and rs q blow at labor.
The combine convention OF Louisiana,
or anti-ottery faction OF the Democracy,
nominated Murphy J. Foster for COY.
crnor. The regular Democratic convcn-
ton has not named . ticket yet.
The national Prohibition executive
committee met Mt Chicago yesterday,
and selected st. Louis as the place for
tho convention and June $3.50 as the
time.
The testimony in the Barnaby muir
der trial at Denver all tended to show
that DR.. Graves had an unusual inau-
cncc over Mira. Barnaby. N
The final touches were put to tho now
twelve club league at indianapolis yes
terday. The admission ice will be i!itv
cents.
Daniel L. Sober, secretary OF state Of
Michigan, has resigned. He is charged
with converting state money to his own
use.
Fitzgerald, The youngstown murderer,
was executed at the Columbus, o., pen
itentiaryi last night. 34i
r Joe Choynski defeated BillvNoods
ut San Francisco last night for n purse
Of $1,000.
The factory OF the new Monitor works,
Aurora, ILL.,, has been burned. Loss
$50, ,000.. 4
" The Pittsburgh and. .DuQucsne trac-
tion companies consolidated yesterday.
W. Hauscr was yesterday elected Pre-.
sident OF Switzerland. s
Gladstone is rccuperating his strength,
at Biarritz, France.
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NEw ioEK, Dec. 1.-THE postollice
authorities here have arranged Tor the
despatch of special mail train over
the Pennsylvania railroad, by which
mails for points in Ohio, Indiana, Illi-
nois, Wisconsin, Missouri and points
further west will be expedited from
three hours to a full day. The new SER
vice will begin on Sunday morning
next. 'rho.train, which will consist OF
three postal cars, will leave the Penn
sylvania railroad depot at 9:13, Phila-
delphia at 1l:l0 and Pittsburgh at 9:lO
p. H., arriving in at Chicago at $40 4.
m. the next day. At Pittsburgh one OF
the cars will be sent over the Pau-Han-
die road, arriving in indianapolis at a.
m. and St. Louis ut 5 p. III. the next
Ilnr
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wards appointed him United States Mt.
tornoy for tho territory, which Office he
held for four ynars.
1t was there that lie laid the founda.
ton Of his fortune by prosecuting TO-
900 Moxicans for holding servants in
slavery, receiving handsome feo in
each case. In 1872 he resigned this
Office and was elected delegate to tho
Forty-third Congress. At the end OF
two years he visited Europe and on his
return was surprised to lind that his
constituents had elected him to n second
term. During this Congress, through
Mr.. Elkins's personal effort, New Mex.
leo was admitted as state. During
this congressional term also he married
tho daughter OF Senator Henry G..
Davis, OF West Virginia, and from that
time became identified with the state.
As tinancier, Mr.. Elkins carly dc.
veloped talent, and during his residence
! in Now Mexico accumulated consider.
able wealth by fortunate Investments,
much OF which he has invested in West
Virginia coal and timber lands and in.
dustrics and in railroad enterprises.
Ills largo Investments within this state
hayo drawn his residence within her
confines. During the campaigns OF 1854
and lSSS he canvasscd this state for the
Republican national ticket, his mem.
orable protective arguments in thosoand
subsequent campaigns proving very
effective.
Mr.. Elkins is n firm friend OF james
G. Blaine and enjoys the friendship
and esteem OF the leading statesmen
and tinancicrs OF the country, as well US
tho love and respect OF tho masses with
whom he has CONC in contact.
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PREPARING FOR WAR.
rhcro SIny Dc Nome But bulgaria Wants to
Hc Hputly

Thcro Alny Dc Mono But Bulgaria Wants to
Ee Ready.
SOFIA, Dec. I'm. Nbot, the French
minister OF foreign affairs, after the
breaking off Of the Diplomatic relations
between France and Bulgaria, growing
out OF the expulsion OF NJ. Chadouine,
the correspondent OF the Agency Havas
from Bulgaria, instructed the French
consuls in this country to close the con-
sulatcs and to withdraw.
In obedience to these instructions the
consuls at Roustchouk, Boursas and
Philippopolis have left the country. 1t
is not believed that France will resort
to arms to enforce tho resembling OF the
decree OF expulsion, yet nevertheless
the Bulgarian minister of finance is go
ing to Vienna to negotiate loan Tor the
purpose OF strengthening the army.
Already troops have been hurried to
Roustchouk and Philippopolis, and the
garrisons at those places arc now twice
their usual size.
A Paris dispatch says: The Rtpuj-
lique FraacaiSc, in its issue OF to-day, de-
clnres that the sultan OF Turkey has
asked France to leave it TO him, as
suscrain OF Bulgaria, to settle tho ques-
tion growing out OF the expulsion OF N.
Chadouine from that country.
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t!.pOndtnce 0f az lnlclliqcncrr.

SDtcfat Correspondence Of The lniciligG,cr.
CAMERON, W. Va, Dec. l1.-Dr. Ice,
OF Pennington, and DR.. Hansberger, OF
Fairmont, were here Tuesday nogotiat-
ing for the sale OF stock in the Fairmont
boom company's addition to that town.
Mr.. Daniel Younkcn sold his farm
some time ago and will remove to
AlOundsville.
A tidal wave OF grip, wllooping cough,
etc., has just swept over this town, and
well family is very rnrc, and in some
cases entire households are prostratcd.
Thomas Corcoran, night operator for
the Western Union, who has been on
the sick list is able to be out again.
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Slseial Dispatch % Ms Ia.elligtnctr.

Special Dispatch 10 mc Ia.clli9tHctr
WAsnISGroS, y. c., Dec. l7,-Gencral
Golf was in New York yesterday when
he heard df his nomination for circuit
judge. Hc ut oncc concluded his bnsi.
moss in tho big town and made ar
rangements for starting for homo this
morning. lie left tho metropolis this
forenoon and passed through Washing
ton to-day on his way to Clarksburg.
Congressman Wilson, OF West Vir-
ginia. in reply 10 question about his
election Tuesday night as president OF
Richmond College, said that three years
ago he had been offered the place, but
had been obliged to decline it. Atprcs-
ent he was not in a position
TO say what hc would do, rs the offer
has not yet been made to him.
Regarding the election tho Richmond
Dispatch says: 1t is not known positive
ly that Dr.. Wilson will accept, but the
trustees will leave no effort untried to
get his services.
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---
Ono or Its Hiessinys,

BY the Mckinley bill tic price oi
sugar to the consumerh has been reduced
SO that the dollar which, under the old
law bought II pounds, now buys 81
pounds, and attic same time the S55,-
100000 OF duty FORMERLY paid by tho
people is not collectcd, and out OF other
taxes the government pays to American
sugar producers two cents per pound
for their output, or $l2,0oO, 900 per
annum, making a net saving to tho
public OF $i3,OOO,OO0, which tho people
.iccl in. tho way oi'getting ior 67s what
formerly cost 81. i IN Sf 55
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CYRUS FIELDS CONDITION.
0 Immediate Danger of Dcuth-IIas
Iittlc Ambition IN Ifyr

No Immediate Danger of DcntI,-IIas
Littlc Ambition to Live.
New GoRE, Dec. lT.-Dr. Fuller,
speaking OF the illness OF Mr.. Cyrus W.
Field this morning, said: 81 appro.
hend no immediate danger in Mr..
Fields case. He has known all along
OF what was developing in regard tohis
son, and the news OF his arrest, there.
fore, was not such shock us it might t
otherwise have been. Mr.. Field has
little ambition TO live and does not care
for food, and we have TO get him TO cat
tho best way we can; but his physical
strength is much greater than it was ut
the time he was first so seriously i'll.
do not think there is any immediate
danger OF DEATH"
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NEW CUMBERLAND sConCnED.
firo In that Gown Destroys $4,000
Worth of Property.
| SnsrirI DSs,nI.L b., ~. y,J.Ji.,s,,.-

flro In that Gown Destroys $4,000
Worth of Property.
Special DiaHieh 10 he iatciligaletr
SrEuDESvrILE, Dec. 1.-THE business
portion OF New Cumberland, West Vir-
ginia, was visited by n disastrous fire ut
1880 O'Clock this morning. Tho fire
originated in the clothing store OF Ro.
scnstcin & Levi, on Chester street. Tho
store with its contents was total loss.
The fire spread to two frame buildings
owned by Mrs. Conncll. The Y. NJ. c.
A. occupied one and Mrs. Conncll the
other. Both were burned to the ground.
Mrs. Connell's household effects were
saved. Her loss is $1,000; no insurance.
Roscnstcin & Lewis loss is $1,000; in
sured for $4,000. The plato glass in
Beebout's store and the National bank
on the opposite side OF the street were
cracked, and electric light wires and
several poles Knocked down.
The bucket brigade did good work
fighting the fire.
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NEW fonK, Dec. l7.-Quite a romance
is attached otho history OF Lawrence
and Barbara Stoahr, M aged couple who
were buried from their residence iii
Harlem. They were born within Il few
hours OF each otherin Berlin, Germany,
were playmates and schoolmatcs, were
confirmed together, married. came here
thirty-one years ago and lived in this
city ever since. She died OH Sunday OF
pneumonia and he n few hours after Of
bronchitis They were both laid in ono
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DUELrN, Dec. IL Uniea Ireiandto-day
prints an article, signed "a Physical
Force Man," which is 4 violent attack
upon Mr.. Michael Davitt.
The article says: "Of all the Irish
crowd ho was the first to throw n stone
Mt and draw dagger on Mr.. parnell.
Guarded by English allies, and goadcd
BY English opinion, he was the first to
stab the great Irish leader" The article
continues by asking: "llas he decided
to enter parliament because he thinks
Mr.. Parnell's mantle will ial! on his
shoulders ~
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srEuBENvIIhE pl,EsBYTERY
Adjourns After Very Successful Meeting.
Tho Closing Exercises.


Special Di'pdtch 10 he M,e1lgsn,cr
srErnESvtLLE, o., Dec. 1.-THE winter
meeting of the stoubcnvillc Presbytory
has adjourned, after being in session
two days in the Potter chapel, Mingo
Junction. Rev. S. G. Faris, tho retiring
moderator, preached the opening ser
mon. Rcv. O. V. Stewart, OF Stoubcn.
vile, was elected moderator; Roy. DR..
Wallace, OF ulricllsvillc, was dismissed.
Rov. Alr. Donald, OF tho Cumberland
Presbyterian church, was received, and
accepted q call to Sill Fork and Min.
erva. \ call was read from Toronto for
Rov. W. +. Wcer, OF the Mingo Junction
and Brilliant churches. Row A. b.
Marshall, OF East Liverpool, delivered q
masterly address on boncvolcnce. An
effort will bo made 10 fill tho twenty
vacant pastoratcs in this prcsbytcry
during the winter. The April meeting
OF the presbytery will bo hold in Stcu.
benville, Ohio.
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PITTsnURGn, Pa. Dec. 17.-Theodorc
Dorllingcr, ex-Trcasurer OF the Frank
lin School Board and President OF tho
Drexcl Spring Company, who was re-
Gently convicted OF onbezzlinc SO 900
OF school funds, was sentenced to-day
to eight years and half TO the River
sido ncniteniiarY.. AZ. y 81. t....I ..l
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virsyA, Dec. t7.--Archbislop Ernst,
residing in tho Rainer palace, where
Archdukc siglsmund is dead OF intl,l-
enza, has also been stricken with the
disease.
BERLIN, Dec. l7.-Tho hereditary
Prince OF Aleiningcn and his wife and
dauG Ghter, Count Fulonburg, and other
members Of the aristocracy arc st:ilGr-
ing from influenza.
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United State. court Proceeding,

nItcIW OaJu'cH 70 NC ITltHf5cHctF:
MARrIHsnrRG, W. Va, Dec. 17.-1n
the United States court to-day the cleo
ton cases OF Terey, Wall and Conway,
OF llarper's Ferry, were continued. Sam
uel Tusing, OF Hardy county; G.. w.
kittlebergcr and Joseph Parsons, OF
Berkeley county, were each fined 500
and costs for violating the internal rev.
enuc laws.
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Two Distinguished IryaIIds.

WASHINGTON, Dec. .l7.-Rcpresentativc
Mills rested well last night and contin-
ties 10 make satisfactory progress toward
recovery.
There is no particular chance to-day
in the condition OF Secretary Foster, all
symptoms being favorable.
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PnrLApELrntA, PA., Dec. 1.-The
Drexel Institute OF Arts, Science and
Industry, founded by Anthony J.
DreXel, the banker, was dedicated this
afternoon. The invocation was made
by Rt. Rev. Henry Potter, Bishop OF
New York, and Hon. Chaunccy NJ. Dc.
pew delivered the dedication address.
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NLAHT1NsnuRG HAS 1T.
That Is the Grip, But ItIsIn Very Mi

That Is the Grip, But 1t Is In n Very Mild
Form.
Speciul Dtspa'cs to Re Inie'iiqtncer.
MARTiSspURo, W. Va, Dec. l7.-This
city is now suffering from an epidemic
OF the grip. Over 800 cases are report
ed, but us yet no serious results have
happened in consequence.
1t is OF miller form than that which
prevailed last year.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 17.-Scnor
Montt, the Chiliah Minister, was upon
the floor OF tho Senate this afternoon,
escorted by Senator IIawlcy, who ex-
planned to the minister the procedure OF
the United States Senate, and made him
acquainted with n number. OF Senators.
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GRIP VICTIMS
In phlladclphin-one Woman Crazcd by
Disease, Cuts her Thront,

PluLADELrlIIA, Dec. 1.-THE ravages
OF the grip in this city have been most
severe at the Home ior Aged Women,
at Thirty-sixth and Chestnut streets
Out Of 100 inmates thirty are prostrateil
with the disease, ten have died within
tho past five days, and yesterday Eliza.
beth AlcCaw, aged eighty-one years,
while crazed with the matady cut her
throat, dying shortlwafterwards. u
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FOOLS STILL LIVE.
Two Tyler County Farmers Takea In OH
the Gold Brick SwinhIe.

MARIETTA, O., Dec. 1.-Two farmers
named Smithson, living near Sisters
vile, w. Va, were buncoed out OF
5000 to-day bytwogoldbrick swindlcrs.
The swindle took place in hotel in this
city and the principal in the bunco
game succeeded in getting away with
the money. His partner, who gave the
name Of James, WAS arrested, and is
now in icil
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/ KANSAS CIrY, Dec l7.-John T. Fer
guson, the bookkcopcr in the National
Bank oi Kansas City, was arrested to-
IdayEana sent TO jail charged with en-
bezzling $4,000. Ferguson has made a
Iull confession. :. Z. 3.il ,,f
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REFUSED THE PORTFOLIO ONCE.

Mr.. Elkins was then disinclined 10
enter the cabinet, and no SO stated 10
the President. Some weeks ago the
President again approached Mr.. ElE;ins
and requested him to accept tho sccre-
taryship oi,war, when the West Nirin-
ian said that he would do SO provided
General Coli, who had made great per-
sonal sacrifices in the interest OF tho
party in the atatc, was given position.
President Harrison did not ut that time
see his way clear to give two important
appointments TO = singlcstatc, especial
ly one OF tho Dimensions OF Nest Vir-
ginia. About two weeks ago Mr.. Elkins
stated th:i. lie was summoned to Wash
iE2ton ard vas told that it had been
concluded TO tender General Golf one OF
the new circuit iudgeships, and he was
then asked what ho would do respect
ing the sccrctaryship OF war. Mr.. Elk
ins replied that Mr.. GoH having been
provided ior, he would probably ac-
cent
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& wAsifiSGToS, D. c., poa.l iL--For Western
PcnnSyranin and Ohio. 0.ilifscxccpt iisht .locIl
SHOWS on the lakes. nOrthitinds, splitting 10 east
anil south WARMER by. Saturday morning. ili n
For West IiEiniaT tnr, east winds: warmer by
Saturday m,rnlng Nls.
TEMPERATURE IEsTEEDAT.
ItnpE On y
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GEN. GOFF IN NEW YORK
Whom He Heard OF His Appoint
mcnt rs Circuit Judge.
He CONCLUDES HIS BUSINESS

At Once and Starts FOR Ills Home at
CIarksburg, Not Even Stopping mt
Washington...Conarcssma Wilson
in Doubt as to Accepting tho Prcsi.
denoy Of Eicbmond CoIlcgc-.-Thc
Institution Wants His Services, and
will Leave no Stone unturned to
Obtain Them.