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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-11
GLADSTONE VICTORIOUS.

Gladstone 10 victorious by small N -
jority of from forty to Fifty votes. This is
a small majority; so small that the Tories
are not unreasonably confident that il
cannot long prove an efficient working
majority. Mr.. Gladstone is, however, Q
very shrewd manager, and is q master Of
the arts Of Cancellation and compromise
His first work will be the presentation Of
his new scheme for home rule or the self
government of ireland. Under this new
scheme ireland is to keep the las seats in
the British house Of commons which she
now holds, until the whole electoral syz-
tenn of the United Kingdom has been re-
constructed on the zone man. one vote"
principle, when all inequalities in the sirs
of constituencies and consequently in the
weight attached 10 single votes will ais,
be removed.
The Irish members Of the British parlia-
ment viii not vote on questions eIclRs-
lively connected with the local Affairs Of
England, Wales and Scotland. Under
iAis new home rule scheme the Irish par
liamens 81 Dublin is 10 he expressly pro
hiAited from interfering with the endow-
nsenf of religion. and from imposing DIS
abilities or comforting privileges on account
OF religious belief. Safeguards satisfactory
80 Professaais are also provided with re-
gard to UNCONVENTIONAL education
The Irish police and the military forces
o. the United Kingdom viii both be 81 III.
disposal Of the Irish executive 10 main
tain the lsw. The questions Of jurisdie-
zion between the Irish legislature and the
imperial government will be considered
hy the judicial committee Ct the PRIV
council and by 3 fixed number OF Irish
judges who wlM -; with the Judicial CON-
nlgiee when Irish questions are discussed
These IRISH judges will be appointed by
tie crown. on the advice Of the Irish exec-
uiive, which Is itself responsible TO the
Irish legislature.
THIS new scheme for home rule differs
from the biz repudiatea in parliament sni
by the people Of Great Britain SIX years
sgo n Is retention q representatives #
Ireland "a tie imperial parliament TIE
fallgre of tie biA 81 1856 70 retain Irish
representatives vas Mr.. Joseph Chamber
IaSa's groGn3 % refusal - support L.
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Rev J. C yaa Patton IL spoken Of a . prob
able candidate 10. congress Oh the People
pS.sy ticket
Tie name OF Judge ". Z Caiktrs il men.
toned more and more frequently IN connection
with sss Republican gcoe-n.;orts, nomination.
sThe Olympia Trisssss thinks th,r Hen. George
Turner Is 1il3io7alrs-ia brains. II this De
tue. ths relations between Judge Turner and
the Traz.s should BE skla 20 those between =
millionaire All = paper.
II the Kslso Cs.-Ier were rot So persl.tsatly
Democratic. che ligas fairly suspect it o. ss--
cssn when is says: "Nr. s:svslsca's Ionins-
,ioa for The vice presidency wss most sa.husi-
sstjcaIly received ~ bis vssy srye ciEc,s OF per-
soaal friends II Washington"
The Marysvills G,oss thinks that Senator Allen
Us ST slI times found On tie right side o; eus>
tons that a5sef the lazss OF sAe people. snd N
more than one sense OF the word does be recre-
ssas tbs young xni progressive eonmoaw wealth
such men saoald De keps in o-les. s2d vii be
If The best interests OF ;hs people .-s cczsi6-
cred"
The Democrats tSlS % coa.ssg;ug tie se.t. OF
state Senators ". r Forr=ss and W. C. Ea!t@r,
o: King county. who lave nov>t trou sas dis.
irict n which they were originally elected
NJ. RGtser hSs written - Attorney General W.
{. JoRss II regard 70 the matter, and the reply
OF tie attorney general IS hist the state co2sssZ-
ton las authorised the Legislature 20 De tie
sole Judge II s2ca matters: and thas re courts
have 10 jurisdiction TIE contest nus, tAsre-
Tore. Dc seougas before the ssza.s,
OF next Friday evening the Peoples rx-.y
viii hold ratification meeting On Pioneer
pace 10 str up enthusiasm over ths ao-2lns-
ton OF is candidate Tor president Eslpa Besa-
rno2s, cae Q. tie el3sst knights 81 Labor aud
iSoo- politicians IL ghs eoaat-y, vi s31ress
tie meeting. W. Beaumont was chairman ..
tie EnigAss o. Laoor national legislative com
unitsss which w4s stationed a. tee nzt.o1sl can
"a. s. every session o. congress -. several
years % w&seA and report ne action OF Rem
bars o. lsacr legislation He Is s smooth
tzlke-. o2s 10: seave resort - Ia ScpAiss-tss
Q; politicians wAo 60 aos pose IS s.reloraers. -
HE'S one c. re best o-sto-s the party Contains
s-a Will aa3oGesa5ly tntssss: Is sz3isacs.
Captain william ". o'Teo'e, Of SxAS.t county.
arrived a, he Northern hose- SATURDAY. In rel.
s-enee 10 tie ranor connecting Is name VIII
the Denocr..ie nomination to- usuteaaz.-
governor. Captain oTeo,s said; - an citizen
o. tie sssss .. Washington a13 AZ = Democrat
Nv friends. - sozas - them, wa. 20 nominate
ne fa- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. saou,4 TIE Demo
czsss .! w4sa ngtoz sg-es wa then a.
Olympsz. thsn. IS god member c: tie
sn3 should sas cl1isSrs slses re ! soozld d.
ray es.s 10 serve them ToEealzS tie James
Hamilton Less hooz., Csp,a.n O'Tcols ~
marked svssivesy: I'VE hzve nos hes1t ve-v
rauca d iiysS Yea Saow " So Qu.e: pso-
PIE. .el5oza stirred ny political conmas!eos Of
;asf so-G We believe t4zs Washington = to
greatest state Il tie Cnjoa, All saAt ska-s,
soaasy IS ire greatest eo21tv II tie world
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The lot Of the splEitaalist impostor IN
Germany Is not IS happy IS i : in Amer
lea % The 18Th uiy.. ST Berlin, Fan Va
lese2 Toeppe-. = sp;-itua.ist,e med an of
vide reputation. Was sentenced 70 inpEls-
eminent Tor two years Tor having gwen
fraudulent manifestations AZ seAnces, AMI
thus having obtsined money ~ false pre-
lenses. sac worked With confederate.
snd by rapid changes Of costume i'm
pressed her patrons with the ides shat they
were s>t,cs BE spirits OF aeai friends u
is sala asa thAt sac Used the same means
81 deception - set nnier her influence a
high ne-aos- q the Esst Pr1ssIsn noell-
iIy, although this f$ct ~ss carefully sup
pressed during tae tr,si. Following the
instructions Of the supposed spiri; % his
dead vile, ths nob.snsn invested much q
his money II enterprises il which Fan
Temper Was interested, and sa.l Land
saSt he nigh: give the medium J rect
financial aid. Frau ToeDpsr hiss been the
most prosperous and o;herw.ss successful
medium in Berlin, sna has been 5 favor Ia
adviser Of many persons in hlsa standing
81 the court
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multitude OF other superb perennial shrubs sad
Extraordinarily queen Of them al. Besides
j. =. native loneliness aad botanical ssrlctgrs
800 literally a flower o. flowers, IL Is an ever
v-ssr- Nor does its attraetlveness cease he-a
Whsa its delicate piak blossoms fall, g deep
green. wax, Isnced--haped foliage slnne, BY ia
professional aoEis, IS also Win tAe amateur, Is
REGARDED ~ highly ornamental
Until the mention of clover IN Connection
with the selection Of state floral emblem ior
Washington. never heard OF /. being classet
among tie flowers. True, II has rs pecH.i4r
bloom. In this respect il follows the aH-pervai-
i1g law OF reproduction. In our iar4iRGers,
however, We should De apt 20 treat clover
hl,sso,, IS almost zs much OF an intruder the
Canadian thistle
The rho1o<4sndroa Is the queen Of our native
hoySers No state can produce q more charming
AMI appropriate floral emblem Fer these and
fo- many other reasons We think the rhOdodea-
dron Claims preference a. Eorsl emblem OF TIA
eyerrreea state of Washington
JULIA A. NAcESICRr
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FRIENDS OF The BHoDoDENDRoN.
James G. Swan and y Jefferson Ceuasy
Lady Present Arguments

PoEr TOWNSEND. Igty :. lSsa
To The EoEToE; NJ attention as been called
20 the S-slels On e.oFa< bv Ms Holmes IN von-
tssas OF the 6th. II which the writer quotes
sake Holmes Ils9ls p.oem O. the clover All
hooolInk. pUblis1e1 twenty yesrs ago IN Se-ES
se~s kaztAg. 70 prove thai the clover, W. x e.
red o. 5osa. 5 tAe proper botanical emblem Tor
t6e evergreen state OF &asAiastoa I see 10
E1oce argument Il this harmless BIT OF pcas-v 20
prove that sae clover 8 cur state 5oEe- hsa
SO. The oooolIak 5 our state oisi. suuexssssia
tee American sszle. The white clover : NJ
Esre peculiar - te-s sssss shsz = IS % the s.ssa
o. Ns1ES Or 70 TIE se-ris0-y O. Alaska where =
groEs lzxz-isGElv. Il Is common il every
N1-thsrn state Tns-s IS sewa- which = ~,
eCliSr}y qualified - Be oar state flower - Ia
- being Indigenous - oGr SCI, aud : OF ex-
elusive Western growth. Il . tas camrss
cszaas-ssa1 sS-zlsE11 The eamnaas nrs-ie~ r,an.
;ioosG = t1s cary history ci wsshfnx,ssz. ex
tsnGsag over = lsrze @-es % ths state. furnish
nutritious tHod - thousands e iasssas ani
re beautiful Blue dowsrs II eas so-isr -,,s.
the s-caa1 Tor niles ~ -o,k GAs the Ssea sxiaS
sooye. Tals pretty Eowsr seems - hSvs h.ser
overlooked \ naming our S.sss Sowa- h-s.
nevertheless u : peculiar - sals stz.e aaa so.ss
not grow n he E1<t. aus the ean-,t.. tise ga
eloEer q 81 sp1eEasra1 pant. sd =. ne loser
sc want
Tie -Aod0is16-oa maximum O. tie r-s..
raod ocen1-o2 = Ire flower whieA h-ixata7s n,
TIE weeds O. ssssra &4sAscxton N Msw 80
June. VITA Is 2axalaeent bowers n s-sst
clusters Ike ea1CAss d rQssS. x i Mt -
Eh11o~1e11roO C&~1ta-a5cGz1- Nary r2zn., ~
IL &sol2yto1 rho1a1su&co2 awe b..-- -
from Puget sound - California Sem f5v-.9
e,2t most ct tAsu died. The sol and eEs..sts
were 11s eo2ssui4l. ant saeis il hss l},sf 5.
as3 - e treated Win Sosa2aeAl care. To e.
.h&& &c r2o1o1sa RI does aos grow a. r,,a-
ne state, AID t1s-eso-s = ucs A e,n5 7,,.sse
Gowe-, : 20 Argument he magnolia Ne. a..
grCw - every patel chs st2te % wAses 81 i -.
emblem, s15 yss : . he dover O Ia S,r,.h
psE szZl0@1ce. Tee rao1Ctsa1-oa a An 49,
zTesa psA2s, s21 srVEa a. III sartus a.,
e-ossr = w;tAeced. s2@ oz4za. x-exa lasyes -
msn1 - o. never dying Lres 2Gess. ar,4 to a..
eGGs glys pr1z1-ss, even \ Elrsar a. h-,-S..-r
into g.eEto-s uaSzt8canes Before - -.
cover 1a-s c2e1 - % s-fzceS .ow.v bloom
Fsls ll-t,s eower q 3us&ous wA5.e.
laoG-a g-ssa a. aoo1, c2t 15Wa s. csrht
>2Sxs sAs 1eeGT. 81 assA : ssw
411s ssS2 an .21-& % c4oFs-.
TIE e.0ve- l. reto.sr: ct Az-9 v~-ss -
-9ws. tAs orsA-a y loving k4es All ol-s,--5--.,
Il S1z4s
Las rAodotS21~o1 max --z~2 wAfa~ -, -.
fo.ests s-f&l0s - $ tree twsu.v = INV - -
heEhg, Stands Gks n emperor as9sry -
AID rs glassy tol&sge. tAa sane surs.r,s- -
winter. marx Is IS tEs prSpSr rant - ras.-..--
tie sysrg7SSa st4.s d " aSAlnx.oz.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-11
GOVERNOR PATTIsoN JUSTLY DE-
NOUNCED.
The New York San Of the agh eiitorially
discussing TIE Homestead riots. SAYS

The New York San Of the ash eiitorially
discussing the Homestead riots. says:
There - nothing now 70 prevent the strikers
q: Homestead from opening the CREST Carnegie
plant q iAsir Own account They are in full
possession Of tie PROPERTY; they hold their title
from tie governor OF Pennsylvania. and is only
remains iof than 20 capture Carnegie ana his
partners snd force them 20 WORK IS slsves IN
managing tAs business
Law and order ara no more. s1d the coassi:G-
non Is ssat upon oY the executive OF Peaasyg-
wants. s1d. A. = IL were 10. enough that sais
alack sn bloody record % na-6sc and robbery
hSs besa achieved on the banks OF the Mouo1-
ga.els- there mus. arise 81 i1eo1csIv25la
crank in Washington 20 bring dsrtsio1 and
shame upon ths constitution .1d AIsto-y OF tie
United states 81 TIE very door o. the senate.
!. 5saooves sya-y man 10 Know thai these are
serious times s19 .esE TIA safeguards % our
Liberties axe n paril wAa1 pro1ISass and 3
vicious press Is melting 30 murder s7i 20 riot,
VIII 81 slsSclIsse and ecxsrily executive
false ~ sye-g ises sui prneiple Of dE.y.
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Isf-but you want more than that. And
you get II, with this Eer,eiy-thereAs curs
tAa1 IS perfect and permanent. The worss
chronic CASES. no matter Of how long stand
i2- Weld % rs mild soothing. cleansing and
healing properties. Cold In the Head
reels 5u- a few sppLca-icrS Catarrhal
Hedlacha. and al the rrcuhles that cors
from Ca-arrh. ara &c oCcs relieved and
cured
$50 N cash
You can count On il. but its more than
dcu5Ef-, whether ycu earn IL
The pFopFlstors Of DR.. Sa-e's Remedy. II
good faith offer that amount fer sn incur
able case Of Ca-arrh Don't think that you
have che. though Thsy'l pav you. II they
can't cure you Tha-s certain
But they can cure YOU That's Just about
IS certain, too. Can you sSA moreI
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NORTHWEST NEWS.

AAa-ew White. pioneer OF Columbia county,
dieYnsar Dayton Jane 30, aged - years He
erossel the pains in I.61
Zen Ford. s years Old. handsome hslt-
breed, we.E-known or Grays harbor, was
drowned II the Hoquisu river. three niles
from Hoauisn. July J He was drunk and cap
sized rowooaE-
Crowds Of prospectors are aocking 70 ihs Cox
Vile reservat on from TIE CCeGr 6Ale1ss, Mar
Gus Kettle Falls, Oxs1S-aa and other camps
The vrairfs saa hi ls.des are dotted with tea:S
and many cid--ime prospectors have no pro
lection rom the elements but the -uxurisas
buneaErass. Which grows TO a great he ga.
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THE PASSING THR0NG.

Moss yseoas. '-tae Des Noizss Newsa.1v," . n
town A2yczs wac las ever ssoy5p-a3 N "a
beautiful c&plSzl esgy - Iowa xnaws Mo-a
Jacobs. xaa ysry few have ever s.opps,. sasrs
.oZs wishcat tas newss.ox kuoxiss .Ae-a m.
onlt ~ I&ca. has ~ nz1a lie y ana o. tAs
bel xnawa characters * EoSt ci-y All oza a.
s1s Eaaes pasa 81 w1sAzA &osa 1acs9hs = uox
= yeas % sc. anG tx tie pas. s1xaesa vsx-s y
"a, asx2 ia Leading DsSsaoy Of D~s &ciras
aeo o2ly SysA-z ed AS we1g up-sn TIE ssrse.s
VITA BIS aaa12s q a2zers S@aes thea. 1ay AFTER
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The public Is hereby warned not 10 pay
any money 70 parties representing TO he
agents of the Seattle PosT-TsTELIrsEycEs.
except the following, who are the only
authorized travelling agents of the PosT-
IsrxLIIsEscxg, viz: ]. 4. Mcclellan and
T. A. Davies. This does not apply to resi-
dent agents of this paper, who are located
In various cities and towns of the North
west, nor to postmasters, who are in al
cases authorized TO take subscriptions fer
the Daily, Sunday and Weekly Posr-Ix-
TELLrGKycER.
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A NOTE SECURED BIZ MORTGAGE.

SEATTLE, July 8, l3sa
To THE EDITOR: have note which bought
seeured by mortgage against real estate bear
in- same date A. note; the note was signed over
70 ne. but there was no transfer made OF tina
mortgage 70 me further than 70 have tue sane
hzcie,i over 30 ne s. L saen existed, With re
note. Now, wish 20 ka0w Il Il is Necessary
ths. there should De 3 transfer OF the mortgage
70 ne before can collect said note Please an
swer through your col ula1s and oollga
A SCs CEEEER
NO. absolutely necessary, bat decidedly al
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On IULY ItrH, 1894, Alex Haui!.
Ton vas sho' in due. by Aaron lrr,
~ Weehawken, New Jersey.
Hamilton fred in me air, and Burr
vas regarded Ny,le less than a muc-
derer- He became 4 fugitive from
Justice and was for thirty wears an
OBJECT OF public sco1n Hamilton
died the day after the duel.
Dues are cut q cate, bur We chal-
lense YOU 10 match our prices On t6c
oes, qualities Of Meas Furnishing
Goods Ne sell White Pique Ties at
soc each, and genuine Perrin g'oves
AZ s. pan Other goods !; pro
PcztionA;e prices
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The New York Hersa Saws that "aAa
Democratic representatives insist uron re
trenchmens." This is probably becsase
the House appropriation bills this yeNr
aepropyiats s42. as. Ill more than the bills
Of the las. Republican House at its G-St
session, i pensions are excluded, and s.,
Osso.asq. il thew sre included
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aaNzs G. SxAx


To TIE gDEraR Tee s.sss a3ras 49,, a..
sasSien azs elected gTshGse< f-zsra p-.-g, 3
sections - re s.ass- Z. seems taS. = = =
I've % Discovery eAy-2cE Discovery ra..s.-,s-
soo1l1 s1'2ao.d ear need 9; pa - AID z-e-,v,l
81 t2s gse1eNts11ron tQE SZS.s zagvs-. tasr 60
- wAa - saeo1atgss3 a 5u- asy latssv ~ -
~FcFs Townsend swan @o43 coas a-ss- =
spcist s1e-- 1.sylsassrs s<ai1Sc -
Z : bare t2at .Ae cA@to3sgGra1 : sesn - -,
sss ass2+y, sza9oss-s4 al surrounded wl.s =
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The Rev. II. q. T. Gieori. a prominent
hsptist minister formerly q Boston sad
ROW Of Ca.eAgo. in recent sermon sdvo-
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Patrick Hsary Winston cane ever from Ts-
eoEas e0sz-s last evening aud Is in attendance OF
federal eo1rs II tbs city. h = seeezap panied
~ his tsAs sons
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! J. SsIts-. OF Phflsie. phf.. IS making tour
OF the SoE-i Es has gone 70 meet Thomas
Brown. szc<Asc ca pitfalls. 90 tas ss.ca city, s.
Etcso-is- and together fesy WI loox over SesEts
IS field fer Investment
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Nr. : 4 Bun1en. Mrs willis = Davis. Miss
E6ita 4 Plllsoury, Miss c. KeAisr. Miss ANA
K0a,e- ant NJ. Horace q P5i->o1-y. Of san
Francisco, arrived az IRE R4iniar yesterday and
vii lszys To-Day q TIA steamer Mexico for
Alaska
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Can Be counted

C0a De counted
on 20 cure Ca
tarrh-Dr. SageD
Catarrh Remedy.
It's nothing lew.
For - years IS
has been dung
that very thing.
Il gives prompt
svfi N7-DIara ~
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New YORK lsstsc Of July SAYS: Hon John
I. RoEsld. Of Seattle. -ss met az the Manhattan
house By Nsnosr 81. W. Cxanoa. OF the Nzahss-
TAI CLuo. sCd sftsrSs-i introduced u sas goz-
geoGS marble e.ao house" Among the Seattle
people 8. he New Yak hotels On che sane iay
wera Mss Brownie Brown and Mss Ella NJ
Collins. 1l<. returned from EG-cpe, eosh OF
weo1 were registered az shs Holman house.
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THE UNROPED ARENA.

Rev. J. c. Van Patton IL spoken Of N . prob
able candidate 10. eoasrsss Oh the Peoples
pS-.y ticket
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II the Kslso Cssrser were Tot 50 rsrsisteaily
Democratic. oas light fairly suspect il o. ss--
cssa when is says: "Nr. S.svsnsca's ronins-
sioa for the vice presidency Vas most sa.husi-
s.ticaEly received ~ h;s vsyy srys e.-c,s OF per
soasl .risais II Washington"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-31

In addition there is long list of at
tachmentS for minor services, for wages
due and unpaid, mostly before Justices
Ankle and Phillips, aggregating several
thousand dollars, and on top OF these
are lot of bills, mostly small sums,
but aggregating very considerable
sum, upon which no attachments were
issued, the creditors feeling they would
have about as good a show for their
money without the attachments as with
them. The total amount OF liabilities in
this quarter would thus seem TO be some
where between $4,000 and S32, 600. As
against this, there is probably $50, 900
due the firm from the city, an unknown
amount from the Norfolk and Western,
and whatever balance there may be on
account of work done on the Terminal
through the Wheeling and Eastern In
provement Company, besides the firms
property here in the way Of tools, etc.
This would seem to be enoughto satisfy
all the claims held here, ii there be
no interference at the instance Of uon-
resident creditors, and 10 pay all dam
ages arising out Of the construction Of
the bridge and finish that structure
besides. The city has the bond OF the
firm in the sum OF $4,000, with NJ. L.
OFT and John II. Hobbs as sureties, to
fall back upon il driven to that eXtrem-
ity; but Hallock Bros. will likely go on
and finish the bridge without any
trouble on that score. The air was full
OF rumors yesterday about the status
OF the bridge and the probability that
the city would get "Stuck" for a con-
siderable sum through suits for mater
ialSsud goods furnished and labor per-
formed because OF the bridge contract,
but there seems no reasonable grounds
for such surmises at present. Apropos
of this, it was the general sentiment
yesterday that the claims based on
wages would take priority under the
State law, but il seems this
is not the case with firm, although
it would be true If Paige, Carey & Co.
were an incorporated company. The
claims for labor will thus be upon an
equal footing with all others, where
there are attachments against the city.
The wOrkmen upon the stone bridge and
at the stone yards at C2ldwell's run quit
work yesterday morning upon hearing
the news OF the firms trouble, or rather
they didn't go TO work, and the men
spent the day in discussing the situa-
tion and wondering how it would all
turn out. Some of the workmen have
not been paid for from one to four
months, having confidence in the firm
anG being DESTROYS 10 DO all they could
10 complete existing contracts and
tide the firm over its difficulties.
The local representatives Of the en-
barrsssed firm were warm last evening
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Funeral of Col. Lockwood.

Col. S. H. Lockwood was buried from
mis- late residence on Thirteenth street,
in Moundsvilie, yesterday afternoon at
2 o'clock. The funeral was conducted
under the auspices Of the e. A. r., who
marched in body to his grave, bearing
before them the old flag of the Seventh
Regiment, which Col. Lockwood had
treasured so long. The funeral services,
conducted by Rev. Grimes, were lengthy
and impressive. The citizens held a
meeting the night before and requested
that the public school close, and that
court be adjourned from till o'clock,
which was accordingly done. Many OF
the business houses and private resi-
dences were draped in mourning. A
large number from Wheeling, Martins
Ferry and other points attended the
funeral.
The pail bearers were DR.. u. w.
Bruce, II. w. Hunter, w. b. Humph-
ries, A. o. Baker, c. A. Weaver and
Samuel Riggs.
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Board of Commissioner.

The Board of Commissioners held a
short session yesterday, and transacted
a limited amount Of business.
The views reported favorably on the
proposed new road from the e., c. 81 z.
road to No. 10 school house.
The estimates of the Committee on
Court House and Jail, Poor House and
Farm, and Roads and Bridges were re-
ferred to the Finance Committee.
The petition of John Burns came up
again, and was rejected.
A resolution, offered by Mr.. Blayney,
was adopted, to the effect that hereaft-
er the reports Of the Superintendent OF
the Cumberland road should be audited
by the Finance Committee.
The remainder of the day was spent
in auditing bills.