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The morning call., 1892-05-28
SAN FRANCISCO AND n. P. RAIL WAY:
ssTha nouahua Rroad -l.ouOa Roufap

DIN FhKNUISU % HNJ u. :, MIL NHIS
1.-The DOnahue Broad-Gaugs Route"
COMMENCING SUNDAY RPXIL 2S, 1899,
~ and until further notice, boats and trains VIII
leave from and arrive at tue san Francisco PAssea-
gar Depot Market-street wharf, as follows;
From San Francisco for Point TiburOBs
BsIVedere aud San RATE.
WEEK DAYS-7:40. $40, IL 30 a. NJ; 1;S0. $3.50,
sos, $50 P. II.
500, 6:l5 p N.
From San Rafael for San Francisoo.
WEEK DAYS-6:95. Z :65. g: 80, IL 80 A. n. 40,
$40. sos P N. SATURDAY. oNLY-An extra
trip at s 80 p
sUNDAYs-Yl0 Gao. I1:lO A. N; lao, $40
$500. 6:26 T.
From Point Ttburon to San Francisco.
WEEK DAYS-6.5O. S:2O. SIS, 1855 =. N; 2:05.
4:05. 5:35 p. N SATURDAYS oNLf-An e1-
ira trip at 1855 p. N.
SUNDANS-S:35, 10 :0S, 1850 A. NJ; 2Jot 4;Vos
10
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A for NJ forming. p for Afternoon.
Sundays excepted. saturdays on,E
+Suudays only.
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At QUARANTINE.
DEATH SPREADING Ok THE STEAM.
SHIPS At NEW YORK
ST. DEATHS IN Al DAY-THE PksT
BOAT ORDERED no THE
sTRIcEEN FLEET.

QUARANTINE, NEw YoRK, Sept. o.
On board the plague stricken Hamburg.
American line of steamships, the Nor
MAMMA, Rugia and Moravia, there was
much excitement yesterday caused BY
the terrible disease--cholera. During
the "a hours ending at 3 p. m. there
were three deaths On the Normannia,
six new cases among the storage pas
.sengers and two among the crew.
Two Of the Rugia's patients have died,
and the thrcc.year-old boy aboard the
Morayia, who was stricken on Friday,
has also been numbered among the
dead.
More deaths are expected and il
there ever existed any doubt that the
disease aboard these vessels was not
cholera it has been dismissed now.
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rnE suN cmoLEaA MrNrrrn.

More than twenty years ago. when
i was found that prevention 81 elsssl-
era was easierthan cure, a prescriptsas
drawn up By emminent doctors wans
published in tho New York Sm, ana
II took tho name Of The Saa rhulssaA
medicine.
Our contemporary never lent ifk
name to better article. We have
seen il in constant use for nearly tuae
score years, and found il to 10 I'm.
best remedy for looseness If the hcw-
els ever yet devised.
No one who has this BY him, ann
takes i IN time, will ever have tn
cholera.
We commend i to all our friends
Even when no cholera Is anticipated.
II i m excellent romcdy for ordinary
summer complaints, collie, liarrhon.,
dysentary. &c.
Take equal parts Of tincture or cay
enc pepper, tincturo Of opium, tinctusr
Of rhubarb, essence Of peppermins-
and spirits Of camphor Mix well
Dose, % 70 80 drops III little cola
water, according to age and vlolcnus
Of symptoms, repeated every fifteen ~
twenty minutes until relief Is obtained
The abovowe clip from an exchanges
and publish it at the request Of several
Of our subscribers who desire tho for
mula made public.
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wInow MuRPHY,s aoAr.

AT the Opera House on Tuesday
September 9th, the great and only
Kelley supported by great company,
including London's famous prima
donna, Lille LaRose, win present Col.
Theodore Hoppenheimer's London
production Of Widow Murphy's Goat,
rightfully termed a barrel Of fun. 1t
made all London scream with delight
for 1906 performances. Special new
scenery painted by Seavy 81 Co., Of
New York City; also Props and Cal
cium Lights viii be used in this per-
Torrance. In fact everything that
was used in the London production
will be seen at the Opera House on
Tuesday, September. 9th. This is the
same company that will appear at the
Grand Opera House, Chicago, during
the Worlds Fair.
-
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cALEF COMEDY CO.

McDonald's Opera House was crowd
ed last night, Miss Lillian Calef played
Little Detective and fairly captivated
the audience. The play is beautiful
comedy drama full of pure fun and
good acting, but the chief charm is the
jolly winsome little creature that plays
the title role. Miss Calef has been
justly called ''the little Comedy sun
Beam and she throws all the soul and
brightness of her sunny self into every
thing she does. In plain sober truth
she is a jolly, rolicking, graceful.charm-
ing little actress and deserves what she
will doubtless have in Montgomery, a
generous greeting and crowded houses
at every performances, Sheis support
ed by good company. y Montgomery
ALA Dispdtcls
Martin Street Opera House, Thurs
day, Sept, s.
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and the other for freight. Each hosr...
has . storing capacity for eighteen
engines. Recently tho machinery IN
the shop was appraised az SO, 900. on
There arc IL tracks extending throurlu.
the yard, that arc in continual ma
Our city is the terminus Of tho PM
sengor line on the first division. Tins,
situated on the main route If the BAL
timore and Ohio Railroad, our citize,ssA
have every advantage in shipping
their produce III and from iii rcis.iss
throughout the country.
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MovEMnNrs on rnr sEcnErAnIEs.

WASHINGTON, SEPT. 5.-The Navy
Department is informed that the Dol
phin sailed from Newport to-day for
New London, CT, with Secretary
Tracy aboard.
Secretary Charles Foster expects to
60 to New York Monday to meet his
wife and daughter. who are expected
to arrive there early this week on the
steamer City Of New York from Liver
pool.
Secretary Elkins left the city this
afternoon for his home in West Vir-
ginia, to DO absent a few days.
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REroRTEirs NosEoAr.
snap shots - Home ana NsigIsDerInrs
News.

SNAP shots at Home ana NeighDerInrs
News.
The ,. 81 o. shops Of this city ann
now giving thcir hands ten hours en-
ployment.
Mr.. Chas. Thumel has made rAff1
on rats the past few nights having
captured . number.
II we don't have holidays once in =.
while We couldn't appreciate the ress
fulness Of hard work.
A morphine eater from Pennsylvania
has arrived at the Hagerstown Kells
Institute for treatment.
Mr.. Nafey, Of New York, has ar
rived here and fills an important pos
ton in the Steam Laundry.
Mr.. Jas. Rasin, Of Baltimore, has,
come to this city to fill an Important
position in the moulding factory.
Mr.. Henry Wilen was taken sudden
" i'll this morning while at his dsslk
at the Mayors Office. He was taksna
to his residence.
To-day was legal holiday, Labor
Day and althonghit was not generally
observed in town iswas ingovernment
departments.
The second quarterly meeting Of NJ
+. Church, South, was held yesterday
The evening services were conducted
by Rev. David Bush.
A number Of ladies, who for some,
reason unknown, opposed Mr.. Jos. b
Grpbb passing SO near their residence
in hauling -four from the Webster mill
determined to put ! stop To the nni-
sance. So on Monday last veritabler
fort was built BY them which compel
ed Mr. Grub to take the road they
desired him to take. The obstrnctinD
was not removed until the next morn
ing. Mr.. G. didnot attempt TO remove
it Or use tile road when lie became cog
infant Of the fact that the ladies' lind |
just twelve very bad eggs which they
Intended using If their work was dis
turlled.
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Il coRDIAL WELCOME.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.--The people
Of Washington are preparing to receive
the Grand Army Veterans with a heart
mess and unanimity that has seldom
been equalled. Thousands Of house
holders viii entertain visiting Grand
Army men without exacting cent in
payment, extending to them a gener-
GUS, heartfelt hospitality, born Of long
comradeship. Washington, although
a Southern city, has Il population
whose predominant element is foundin
the employees Of the government de-
partments and these have come to
Washington from Northern and West
ern towns, from the same regions
whence will come hosts Of the Grand
Army. Thousands will decorate their
houses in welcome and thousands will
lay out their cold cash in buying fire
worksto aid in an enthusiastic celebra-
ton on the night Of the 20, and thous-
ands viii devote themselvesforan entire
week entirely to their visitors, showing
them the sights Of the Capital City,
and making them feel that they are
thrice welcome.
The stories Of outrageous prices fol
accommodation in Washington during
encampment week are without founda-
ton.
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rAcKEY PARTY.

A social entertainment Of much IN
terest was the tackey party and cake
walk given by Mrs. Dr.. McShery on
Friday evening Every one dressed
to present the most tackey appearances
possible, there being about twenty
couples present. In the cake W.
which followed, the prize was awarded
to Miss Goldsborough, Of Frederick,
Nd. Messrs. J. S. Wiley and Rob't
Snodgrass were pronounced the worst
attired persons present, next was Mr.
P. r. Harrison. The event was IN
honor Of Miss Pearson, Of Kentuchy-
Refreshments were served during The
evening, dancing continued antil a late
hour.
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MARRIED.

Miss Ella White and Mr.. John Myers
were united in marriage on Sept. LIST
by Rev. +. M. Woods.
The marriage of Mr.. Thos. R. Kline
and Miss Agnes Delaney took place on
Wednesday, Aug. 31st. The ceremony
was performed at NJ. E. Church South
parsonage by Rev. A. M. Cackley.
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THREE sKELEroNs FoUND

Three human skeletons were exhum-
ed by workmen while repairing the
break in the canal, south Of Antietam.
They are supposed to be the remains
Of men who helped to build the canal
and were victims of tho cholera that
ragged along this thoroughfare at that
time.
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NEw ApyERTIsEMENT.

The attention of our readersis called
to the new advertisement of the Mutu-
al Life Insurance Company Of New
York, showing unequaled results on
policies now in force. This company
is synonym for strength, and all its
profits belong Internationally to its
policy holders.
An investment contract in this COM
pany is as safe as Government Bond
and far more profitable.
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oPrNEp rms MoRNING.

The public and some private schools
Of the city and county opened this
morning. Children with bright and
smiling countenances could every
where be seen vending their way to
the different institution Of learning.
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DECLARED 4 DIVIDEND.

AT meeting Friday night the Edi-
son Illuminating Company Of this city
declared dividend Of 4 per cent,
which is certainly evidence Of THEN
sound financial condition. This com
pany will in the future pay dividend
semiannually.
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Yonr FrIends COMING ana Going

--t--r--
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Roth are visiting
in Kearneyseille.
Mr.. G. NJ. Lindsay, Of Newark,
Ohio, is visiting in the city.
Mr.. r. H. Moler. Of Baltimore, is
visiting Mr.. ]. W. Thompson.
The condition Of Col. j. q. a. Ma
denbousch is much improved.
Miss Nellie Meyers, Of Homecoming,
Nd, Is visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. F. P. Spi.lman, Of Wheeling, is
visiting his parents on King street.
Miss Nellie Middlecamp, Of this city
left this morning for Clifton Forge, Va.
EditorJ. B. Morgan, of the Gerards-
town Times, called into see us on Thurs
day.
Misses Blanche and Lula Huber, Of
Washington. d. G., are visiting their
parents.
Mr.. J. W. Thompson and family
have returned from pleasant visit to
Romney.
Mr.. Benjamin Donaldson, of Hagers-
town, spent Saturday with his brother
in this city.
Miss Rose Fallon who has been the
guest of Miss Mollie Schill has returned
to Baltimore.
Miss Ida Allen, Of Cumberland, is
visiting her sister and friends in city
and country.
Misses Maize and Fannie Wilen have
returned from an extended visit to
Annapolis, Md.
Mr.. William McGettegan, who has
been visiting his brother returned
home Friday evening.
Miss Luella Pitcher, Of Baltimore,
who has been visiting Mrs. ]. w. Pit
ger has returned home.
Misses Martina Little and Stella
Ortman have returned from a visit to
Miss Fayett, Hancock, Md.
Miss Bessie Grove, Of this city, spent
the past week with Miss Vernie Lee
Dane at Cherry Hill, w. Va.
After a pleasant visit to Mrs. Minnie
Smith, Saturday Miss Maggie Wills
took her departure for Baltimore.
Miss M. E. Winters and Stella Blu
ZACH, of Hagerstown, are visiting Mrs.
Cordelia Mcdonald, West Martin st.
Mr.. w. H. Heiston returned Satur-
day from South Boston, Va, where he
built a large Touring mill for E. B.
Ballou.
Miss Mamie Newman, Mrs. Leloit
and nephew after, a pleasant visit to
Mrs. A. r. Fisher have returned to
Washington.
Miss Elizabeth Smith, who has been
the past month visiting friends in
Blozierville, Pa, has returned home.
Misses Florence and Anna Bird, of
Berkeley Springs, are visiting their
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Gala
her, Race st.
Misses Nellie and Louise Korn, Of
Baltimore, who have been paying Miss
Emma Schea an extended visit have
returned home.
Misses Lille Warren and BERTHE
Vanhorn who have, been the guests Of
Miss Lottie Caldwell, Strine Avenue,
have returned to Washington.
Mr.. ]. 7. Harrison, Of Shenandoah
Junction who served with distinction
in protecting the town during the strike
of ~ spent Saturday in this city.
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LETTERS OF ACcErrANcE.

1t is now announced that President
Harrison's letter Of acceptance viii be
given out for publication in the papers
Of Tuesday morning. It isunderstood
that Mr.. Cleveland's letter will follow
soon after the publication Of the Pres.
ident's.
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NEARLY rouR sconE Years.

Mrs. Maria Herbert, q highly respect
ed lady, residing in this county across
the river from Williamsport, Nd. died
Wednesday aged seventy five years.
The funeral took place Friday, in
terment. being made in Riverview
Cemetery in Williamsport.
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sUFFocATIoN By GAS.
Probably Fatal Case at = Hotel in Hag-
erstown.

erstown.
HAGERsTowN, Mp, Sept. John
Eshleman, a well-known young mer-
chant of Hagerstown, is now lying at
the point Of death from the effects Of
gas, which escaped in his room at the
Franklin House Saturday night. 1t is
almost impossible for him to recover.
His room is lighted by electricity, but
the electric burner hangs quite close to
the gas-burner, which still remains in
the room, and it is supposed that in
turning on or shutting of the electric
current he must in some way have
opened the valve at the gas-pipe. The
gas was turned on full.
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RESIGNED.

Mr.. J. T. Meadows, Of the Post
Office, has resigned his position and
will leave in a week or two to pay a
visit to friends in Iowa and Kansas.
All who have had business with him
verymuch regret to learn that the Post
Office isto loose such a polite and ac-
commodating clerk.
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THE PoEr wHIrTIER ILL.

HAMPTON FALLS, n. H., Sept. {. -.
John g. Whittier, the poet, is lying
critically i'll at the home Of Miss Cove,
in Hampton Falls, and his condition is
such that the gravest apprehensions
are entertained.
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PnrpARrSa roR BUSINESS.

The vaults and safe for the Citizens
National Band have arrived and will
be Immediately placed in position. II
required four horse team TO transfer
the safe from the cars to the proposed
banking building.
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puRcHAsED7AN ENGINE.

The farmers. Of the Northeastern
section Of this county have formed a
company and have purchased trac-
ton engine from the Geiser Company,
Of Hagerstown, with which to do their
threshing. This will enable them to
do the work more cheaply then here
tofore. =
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WHAT DO YOU WANT 7
One Dime Places il in Two Lines
Before Five Thousand Readers.
situat' ons. Help wanted, For Sale. For
Rent, Lost, Found. strAyed or stolen. To
Buy, SELF or Exchange-- whatever Tonr
want. Make IL Known in This Column.

TThe great increase in the local cir
culation Of THE WORLD makes this
column the BEST AND CHEAPEST adver-
Using medium in this section. 1t is
read by over 5000 people every even
ing. One dime pays for two line adj
yertisement for one insertion. Suisse
quent insertions can be had at II cts.
per line. Special rates by the month
or year. All copy must be in by LIP.
m. daily. A postal card mailed by
noon at any point within the collective
district, will reach this column in time
for the edition Of that day. Cards fur
nished free atthis Office or its branches.
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4 DrsERyEp PRoMorioN.

Mr.. Benjamin Pitzer Of this city who
has been filing . position IN the p. A.
o. Central building iii Baltimore has
been promoted. We are pleased to
hear Of this act on part Of the B. A q,
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SLIGHT WRECK.

A slight wreck occurred at Harper's
Ferry this morning. Several freight
cars wereSderailed and the track torn
up. No persons is reported to have
been injured.
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GRANGE MEETING.

Pomona Grange No. 2 will meet in
quarter session at Cherry Grove Grange
Sept. 18th at 10 o'clock. Worthy
State Master and Sec. Of State Grange
will be present.
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Seven dead bodies Of cholera victims
were removed Sunday from the steam
ers quarantined in lower New York
Bay.
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nEprNaroN rIcSIc.

Bedington Sunday School viii picnic
in Sulphur lot next Saturday.
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II osT.-A yonng black and tan terrier dog.
~ Finder will be literally rewarded BY JoHN
w. THOMPSON. 05-1w.
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u YOU readys The delicate oyster Is on the
IN way. September is here and so Is LOUIS
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JXyANTED "A good reliable woman to do
wv homework. No washing or ironing APP
ply to j. w. BISHOP. 9-5-5t.
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ELEGANT French China Tea Sets, So pieces,
II $1,000, worth $500. at d. NJ. KILMER'S,
on King street.
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LAVE just received some Special Bargains in
IJ Ladies' Fine Shoes-they are the latest
styles and well made-G Can save You big money.
FIERY'S SHOE STORE.
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DICK-NICK-N0TIS.-Y can buy silk mitts
II worth 25 cents for Is cents.
You can buy straw sailors worth 25 cents for
Is cents.
q cents at c. P. HERRINGS Great Cash House.
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HEADQUARTERS for Pillsbury xxx Best
III Flonr. win sell at lowest prices. Money
can be saved by buying from me- A. J. shy
DER, Agent. 9-1-6m.
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yTTANTED.-A good building OF from four to
9-52t Continental Hotel
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WANTED.---A good stout boy, not under
wv years of age, to learn the baking bust
ness. Apply at The WOMB Office. S-29-tf
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DREMIUM on Brand New Silver Dollars for 10
Jig days. YELLOW FRONT.
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GRAND rush every night to GILBERTS &BRo.
" Soda Fountain to get Ice Cream Soda
Water
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A the season Is abo ut over will sell all
IA Ladies' Misses and Chidren's oxfords
q great reduction at FIERY'S SHOE STORE.
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NOR a nice line of Misses and Children's
l. High Cut Spring Heel Shoes 60 to
FIERY'S SHOE STORE.
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II FAVE pleasant memory for winter even
IL ing by Improving the chance. during the
last warm days, to eat BROWNS Ice Cream.
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E,OR Good Boys Shoes that will stand the
IL wear and give satisfaction 90 to
FIERY'S SHOE STORE.
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A III. GILBERTS BRO. are doing rushing
IA. Ice Cream Soda Water business at their
Fountain.
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E,OR SALE "A large writing table in good
E condition. Has two large drawers, and
would suit nicely for business. Apply at this
ONCE. 6-2S-tf.
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DREMTUM for 10 lays on Brand New silver
Dollars. Five hundred wanted at once.
YELLOW FRONT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-24
ONO APPOINTMENTS.
Goreinor Mckinley confers Honors on
Quito u Number of People.

GOreinOr Mckinley COnfcrs HonorH on
Quito "a Sunibor of People.
Special Dipdtcs to Die fnieai9eaoer
CoLusprs O.. March Ex-Governor
Mckinley to-day made tho following
appointments: Ohio blind asylum,
Leroy g. sedgwick, Martins Ferry, to
succeed A. D. Marsh, Mercer county;
George W. Hayes, Cincinnati, reap
pointed; J. Il. IIawkcy, Bowling Green,
renppointcd; Charles Roose, Oak liar
Dor, Ottawa county, reappointcd;
Joseph Biechelo, Canton. vice Daniel
NJ. Collistcr Franklin county.
j. ]. Wilson, Cmbridge, us trustee OF
Ohio soldiers and sailorS home OF Day.
ton, to succeed himself. o. n. Kins.
man, Columbus, rs member OF tho board
OF live stock commissioners, to succeed
himself. j.. A. llowclls, jefferson, Ash
tabula county, ms member OF board OF
trustees OF Wilberforce University, to
succeed himself. W. r. Hough, OF
Cuyahoza Falls, Summit county, as
member OF board OF trustees OF tho
Cleveland asylum for insane, to succeed
himself. William Howard Neil, Gin.
cinnati, as member OF state board OF
charities, 10 succeed himself. J. II.
brigham, Delta, Fulton county, ms mem.
Dor Of the board OF control OF tho Ohio
agricultural experiment station, to sue.
coed himself. William r. Ogin, Colum.
bus, MS member OF the Ohio board OF
pharmacy, to succeed himself. Aaron
b. Robinson, Marysvil!c. as member OF
the board OF trustees OF tho Columbus
asylum for insane, TO succeed himself.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-24
In tho Senate.

WASHINGTON. D. G., March 23.-The
Vice President presented a petition
from benjamin G. Harris, or Maryland,
on behalf OF himself and other citizens
OF that state, asking Congress to secure
compensation for the slaves taken BY
the general government or cmancipa,cd
by state convention at the instance
and desire OF the general government.
An executive message from the prcsi-
dent OF the United States was delivered
by Mr.. Prudon, one of his secretaries,
and was handed to tho Vice President
The army appropriation bill was pre-
sentcd and referred to tho committee
on appropriations.
The senate then proceeded to cxecu-
tive business.
The doors were reopencd Mt 80, and
the Indian appropriation bill was taken
up for action. The first important
amendment reached was that striking
out OF the bill proviso requiring army
officers to be detailed as Indian agents.
Mr. Morgan moved as substitute for
the house provision one directing the
President to appoint Indian citizens OF
the United States rs Indian agents,
when i'll his judgment such appoint
mcnt might contribute to attach tho
Indians to civilization and to tho GOV.
ernmcnt OF the United States. With.
out action OIL the question the senate
adjourned.