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The Columbus journal., 1894-10-17
10 m1nmUkUR.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER II, 1894.
ReDublican State Ticket,

THOMAS J. MAJORS.
Lieutenant GOVERNOR
II. E. MOORE.
Secretary of State,-
J. A. PIPER.
~ EUGENE MOORE.
State Treasurer
J. S. BARTLEY.
Supr of Public Instruction.
III. Il. CORBETT.
Attorney General
A. S. CHURCHILL.
Superintendent Lands and Buildings
H.C. RUSSELL.
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Congressional Ticket

Congregational Ticket.
For Representative in Congress from Third
District
GEO. ID. MEIKLEJOHN of Fullerton.
For Representative, District Of Platte and Nance
F. II. PENNEY.
For State Senator, District of Platte and Colfax
P.J. MURPHY.
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HON. GEORGE d. MEIKLEJOHN.
4 Few Points in HIS Conversational Re

A Few Points in HIS Congressional Record.
His congressional work summarized
shows that during the two sessions he
introduced twenty-fo bills, presented
thirty-twO petitions, offered five amend
ments and an equal number of resolu-
tions and addressed the house twenty
six times. OF bills which he introduced
six became laws. Several of these were
introduced simultaneously on the senate
side, and Mr.. Meiklejohn having obtain
ed favorable report upon the house bill
the senate bill was, upon his motion,
taken up and substituted for the house
bill in order to secure prompter action.
But the credit of securing their passage
in the house belongs in great degree to
Mr. Meiklejohn. Among these bills was
one extending the time OF payment to
purchasers of lands of the Omaha tribe
of Indians in Nebraska; the bill author
izing the issue of patent to the Pres
byterian board of home mission for lands
on the Omaha Indian reservation, for
which Mr.. MeiklejOhn made the report
from the committee on public lands; the
bill for the charter of the Iowa and Ne
braska Pontoon Bridge company and the
bill granting to the Eastern Nebraska 4
Gulf Railway Company right Of way
through the Omaha and Winnebago
reservation. Another bill OF Mr.. Meikle-
Johns for which he secured favorable
report from the committee and which is
now on the calendar is the bill for the
erection Of public building at Norfolk
at an expense not to exceed $4,000.
This will become a law next session. Mr..
Meiklejohn also reported from commit
tee on public lands and, by calling off
republican opposition, succeeded in pass
ing the only bill which is credited to Mr..
McKeighan, namely, the bill for the
relief of Westley Montgomery. By the
aid of the republican delegations and in
Mr.. Kems absence he also secured the
passage Of the KEN bill amending the
timber culture laws so that the portion
of the Sioux reservation lying in Ne
braska should be placed on equality in
time Of residence required with that in
South Dakota.-(Ge Genoa Leader.
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An EXpert.

Totals. June 30. 1894. .$i18. O5, 46a t2lO I80 a.
Totals, Juno 30. ls98 -. 2l3. 4s3. 20 2A, ,06A 10
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Special Dispd'ch 10 Tx In.ellicaicer.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 1o.-The
following pousions have been granted
to West Nirginians:
Original-James A. Mahutfy, Catawba;
Napoleon B. Melland. Genoah; Jabez
L Hall, Fairmons; Elijah NJ. Biddle,
Spencer.
Reuewal-Jacob G. Nigh, Elizabeth.
Reissuo-Jacob II. Feel, Shoals;
Andrew S. Ray. Milton; Elisha Focto,
Hazleton; Joseph Bane, Bula; John
Wesley Barr, Midway; Jacob n. Craw-
ford, Shanghai.
Original widows, &c.-Ellen Irwin,
Fairmont; Eliza iOdell, Huntington;
Elizabeth .Satterield. (mother), Pala-
tine; Martha E. Epling, Patrick.
Additionnl-Samuel Daniel, Charles
ton; Gumaliel I. Kerns, Kentuck;
George Grandon, Parkersburs; Mat
thias c. Hope. Hurricane; Alexander
N. Clark, Huntington.
Supplemental = lafayette Westtall,
Ivy.
Increase-Robert W.. Knapp, Moor
land Henry Aumiller. Wesley: carlson
Turlcy. Lurd; Benjamin T. Berkeley.
Romney.
Renewal and Increase = Alexander
Sands, Beatyville.
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Mrs. Holland Withdraw. Her Suit.

LONDON. March l0.-Whcn the nd.
jonrned hearing Of the suit OF Mrs. Hol-
land against Sir Francis Cook, the hus-
band OF Tennie Claflin. was resumed to.
day before Justice Hawkins, inS tho
queens bench division OF the high court
Of justice, Mr.. Willis, counsel for the
plaintiff, announced that he must with
draw from the case, and accordingly
judgment was entered with tho cos. for
tho defendant.
Mrs. Holland aucd for elo,00O dam
ages, claiming breach Of promise made
twenty-five years ago, and that she had
been induced to submit to a criminal
operation. {
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Nm Danger Of Trouble.

WASHINGTON, D. G., March 10.-Dan.
ger Of tho Bluefclis incident assuming
an important International aspect has
vanished. as the state department lius
received satisfactory assurancei from
the government Of Grcnt Britain that
the landing Of troops from her majcsty's
ship Cleopatra at BlueGolds, Nicaragua.
was solely for the protection OF the in-
tcreats there Of British subjects.
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FoR the relief and cure OF q cold in
tho head there is more potency in Ely's
Cream BALM than in anything else it is
possible to prescribe. This preparation
has for years past been making n brill.
liant success as Il remedy for cold in the
head, catarrh and hay fever. Used in
the initial stages OF these complaints
Cream Balm prevents my serious devcl.
opmont OF the symptoms, while almost
nnmborless cases arc on record OF radi.
cal cures OF chronic catarrh and hay
fever after all other treatments have
proved OF no avail.
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New York, March lO.-Tho French
line steamer La Bretagne, which was
ashore last night night OH patchogue,
Long Ialand, was floated at 3 o'clock
this morning. Tho steamer was i'm
prisoned only three hours In the sands
Of Patchogue, Long Island. She drove
into the surf ut midnight, and at 8
o'clock this morning backed or again.
With tho exception OF q few minor
acratche, and the delay, tho vessel has
suffered absolutely nothing.
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Denver, Colo, March lo.-Tho hear.
ing in contempt Of court proceedings
against Mayor Van Horn md Mcssrs.
Rodgers, Burns and Mullins, tho fro
and police board, which was brought
by tho old members Saturday, was nd
i%ourned in Judge Glynn's court to-day
until Tomorrow.
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Three days is q very short time in
which to cure n bad case OF rheumatism ;
but /! can DO done, iitl;e proper treat
ment Ia adopted. as will BIO seen by the
following from James Lambert, OF New
Brunswick, Ills. Il was badly afflicted
with rheumatism in the hips aud logs,
when l bought 4 bottle OF Chamber
laln's Pain Balm. 1t cured inc in three
days. am all right to-day, and would
insist on every one who is afflicted with
that terrible disease to use Chamber
lain's Pain Balm and get well at once"
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1.-Two Stock.

CHICAGO, March l9.-Cattlc. receipts 1900 head;
shipments. 1000 head; market active and 10 10
I9c hiEher: fair to good steers 81 Ooai %; Others
~ SGt3 .; Texans s! iOat 70. Hogs, receipts w..
w head; shipments ll,00 head; marEct active
and steady; rough heavy 81 QUa4 Is; rough pack.
ers ana mixed 81 4OHif5: prime heavy Il h5ni ii.
sheep md lambs, receipts . ,Ool head; shipments
!!,WO head; market active and lUli5c higher;
hehvy export sheep 81 S5ai 50; lambs 81 OOa4 d.
EAST LlnEnTy. Pa. March 1a.-Cattle. receipts
l.'iO head shipments l.iGO head; market active
and loa!01 higher than last week. Hogs. re.
ceipts 5000 head; shipments I,iOJ head; inarso,
active; phllndelphias 81 91aj 90; mixed 81 Sal 0O:-
iair 70 best Workers 81 1jat 81. Sheep. receipts
,.ioo head; shipments +,1W head: market slow
Of l0c OF; on sheep aud sc oil on lambs from
Inst weeks prices :
G~lScISSArt. O.. March 19.-lIoss easy ut 81 GOA
Z ~ receipts 3l6W head; shlrmeuts 100 heAl.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. March lO.-Atthc
age Of l2i years Mrs. Annie Bailey, col.
orcd, died suddenly in her room at 02l
Lombard street. Although there is no
authentic record OF the old woman's
birth. her " story aud tho testimony
Of her relatives leave li,tlo doubt that
she was l2l.
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TIME is worth everything. Delays
arc dangerous. No ono can afford TO
run the risk Of allowing II cough to de-
volop into Pneumonia. which is nearly
always fatal. Cubeb Cough Cure Is tho
only remedy that can DO relicd on TO
give quick relief and cure tho cold.
Sold by A!ox. T. Young, John klari,
Wheeling, aud Bowie 4 Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio
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MRs. WlSSLow'SSoouUSG SYRUP has been used
Their children while tcclhine. with perfect sue.
cess, itso0tlcS the child. soitcns tho gums, al.
lays all pain. cures wind collie. and Is tho b0st
remedy for DiArthna. 1t will rulIcvu tho 2onr
IN every part Of the world. Twenty-Five csnt, n
bottle. 10 sure and uSS for "Mrs, WlusloW's
Soothing Syrup" md take ne other kind.
% .a.F han.# ...### t-t. or n lvrtW
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The trouble with most cough medi.
cinos Is that they spoil tho appetite,
weaken digestion, and create bilo.'
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, on tho contrary,
while 1t Gives Immediate relief, assi sts
rather than impaira tho assimilative
process.
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T'Iles, lsilest itshinp pIlca.

SYMPTOMS Moisture; intense itching md
most ut night: worse by scratching. II
allowed 10 continue tuinoss form, which often
bleed nus. iilccratc. becoming vcrv sorc.
SWafSRS OINTMENT stops tho ~itcllng and
bleeding. heals liberation, md In most crscs re.
&c outs. Dr. S,' sWsync AZ ( vss on " . "I y m"''. 'or
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FiNANcE Ann risApE
rss rsasats, i.ss,g ,Isa.y aaa SO,

The Features OF the Money and Stock
Markets.
NEW Yonk. March 10, -MnneYon call eaiyl at
! pcs cent last loan : per cent e.oAcdai ispet
cent. Prime mercantile Paper assJs per cent.
Sterling exchange steady at siSai 10Y silver
certificates SstyNSoe. Total salcS "a 100 thRres.
q htll tone TO thu speculation and generally
higher prices. Sugar showed moro strength and
activity. St Paul was fairly we'll held In the
mornlng, but Inter declined. Chicagol oaa was
heavy in,the opening Trading. Trading In Dis.
filling was restricted. In tho rest Of the list the
transactions were on a small scale. but some OF
the specialtIes made material gains OH the day.
bond market was strong all day. 81
uoyetnmenta and atatc bonds dul.
nosps AND srock ouor,rloss-sL,SEn Mn,
u.s, q reg .,....., ~ l2tttINat Cord, pncrd. q.
!, Y, 3 / Y, coupoa....utt New Jersey Cent Han
80. y reg ....!,,.,.,. X. norfolk X West pl wv
PsclIcd Is OF 'gl.... L, l02yiI Northern paclnc.s.t VI
AtehAon 4,..... u. ...... i5lZ do ppfGrred....... mn
hiuatns Express. lS1 INOtthWcstcrii..... l0S}h
American ESprpS-ll1 do preferred. ,..., ltO
baltimore q Ohio II T7HlNcw York Central l00I
Canada Southern. ., bOEIS.Y ~ New Engl g. lOH
Central Paclac.,.:. lt111l0rcgon improye't., u
chesapeake y Ohio IS l0regon Nay.-.,...... 80
Chicago & Alton. 100 lracldc MaIL-.... II
~. bur- Quincy, Sl5kEpltSbirgh. ,... ...,.,.lO
Inlcagn GnS. Y,.....,s o. IIscndln ne. >. ........ 2l1
&c. I, & skrL...3 Al Rlthmoud Terms.
Col. Coal 4 lton.L.. 10 do preferred .s..,,.. Tx
Cotton OIL Ceftihp- 20lEI Rock Island, .,....... 370S
Dol. q ltnd ...,..4.,. q. 1855 St Parl....... ,....... SAY
Del, Lack. Il West !66,Ll DO overwhelmingly
Der. 4 Il. q. prcrd! 3Olslst. Paul & Omaha. 8sE
Dist & Cattle Feed. 26Ll do pre,crred.. ,,.. IS
Erie................,.. /. i7}kSugar l~leltiory. ...... ~
DO prelerred,. ..... S7Gl1enn. Coal 4 Iron. 1sM
Illinois Central.....,. o. Texas facitc,.....,.. 81
klatsas & Tex. pref. 2iNlT0L. go, Con pruI. %
Lake EtIc & Vest. i6G,lunIon Pacl1c,...,.. 1sk
4 do p%teicrrcd.,..... 6S U.S i, Exprcsst.,..... 6i
LaReShorc. =, ..,...... i21TlW., ST II & P........
Lead Trust..,..., SIT do prcierrcd, ,,,,, Is
Louisville 4 Nash, I9xIWoIls Fargo ES.t...,i.1
Mlchlgan Central. Us Western Union. ,.... 50
MISSOURI Paclilc--. i. gjMI Wheeling d L. E.. l2s{
nashville CHAT. ~ do preferred ,..... t13s
National Cordagc.. 10 General Electric. !. a.
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GLOW to Cure An Skin Dis.nSr,."

simply apply ''SwAYSR's OiSrMrSr." No In.
tcflhl medicine required. Cures tcltcr. eczema,
ilcil; nll eripii9ns on tho fncc, hnnhs. nose, &C.,
great healing mud curative powers nrr poS,csSei
\, no Other remedy. Ask your druggist for
9"AiaEs olSIM.Sr 4 as IriiRiWg
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New ionK. March l0.-Wiih commission
houses there was n very iH!r request by the local
trRde mud the resident representatives Of Out.oi.
town houses. The chief demand, however. was
through tho mail orders. They covered good
quantities OF printed fabrics, ~calIcocs mud do.
nestle dress KoOdS.
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Noted Ohio Doctor Dead.

CLEVELAND. O.. March l9.-Dr. Reu-
ben A. Vance died at his hate residence,
No, 2OS Prospect street, TODAY OF para
lysis OF tho brain. Deceased was widely
known as one OF the most skillful Hur-
geons OF the state.
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a ma ~IYonEAsE.
The Appropriat,oa. Of this coasre.s Isl
Eaenpdt These of IN. f.,stEoo,rA..

The Appropriation. of this coagrcss,yili
Iseecd These of the Last Congress.
WAsntsaros, DC. March 19.-The
total Of appropriations Of the present
session Of coagreis will exceed by d few
millions the appropriations Of tho frat.
session oil last Congress. No official
summary hns boon made BY Chairman
Sayers or the members OF tho appro.
priation committee, but d comparison
Of tho bills already passed. or reported
with those OF tho frat session OF tho last
Congress- shows that the totals OF the
billa as they loavo tho house will be
about S368, BAL, 100. Tho aenate usually
increases tho billa materially, last year
securing increases reaching a total Of
S,0o0,0O0, 80 that the aggregate for tho
present session Ia expected TO touch
$50. 900, 900.
Eight Of the great appropriation bills
have already been reported to tho house
and three OF them have been passed.
Tho total OF these in their present stage
.is S30i,0il, 76O. This 10 about Sl5,000,-
900 more than tho same bills carried
two years ago, Tho comparison Is as
follows;
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llefnls.
Cation,

NEW fonx March l9.-Pig iron dull; A,ncrI.
Arm; domestic S3D. Thu Armcr; straits SID 10
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For Over FIFTY Years.

C~iSciSSArI. O.. March 1a.-Co,ton barcl,
stenly; Mldlllng I f.lGr. N -
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When Baby was sick, wo gave her Castoria.
When S!lc was n Child, she cried for Cns,oris.
When Shc became Mis-, sho chung to Castorla.
When sho had Children, Hhc gavcthcm Castorla.
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RAILROADS
Trains Run By Central Time

Ticker 0rricrs AT PENNSYLVANIA STATION O.
WArEn Sr., FoCr oY ELEVENTH ST., WHEEitSo,
AT a1cl.uRE HOUSE, WtrxLlEc, \ 4 THE y
PESNsYLvASA STATION. T%RiDGEPoDT.
C~orrruyvsr SYsrry-"p PAN tI,SDfy Dorrr."
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o.. E. G. Vests Rera end Brain Treatment
500 uudor positive written guarantee, by author.
t:od agents only, 70 cure Weak Memory; Loss OF
N,s;a Ind Nerve Power; Lost Manhood; Suirknese:
Ntest Losses Evil Dreams; Lack OF Coincidence;
llenyorsEess; IIsstude; all Drntns; Loss OF Power
CT the GenerahTe Crgnns In either soI, cnrsed by
oror.eIertson: Youthtu! Errors, or E1ceeslve Uce o:
S9haceo,, Opium or Liquor, which soon lcad 10
L;;IrJ, Consuinption, insanity md Death, BY mali
VIZ box; q for .: With written guarantee 10 Cure O,
refund money; VESTS couGusYRUP. certain
euro lo- Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Broachitis, Crou5.
Email slEe d.seoattnucd: Oh. 5pc. s!co, now nc; cid
GUARANTEES issued only through CHAS. n.
GoErAE, Successor 10 McLlin Brothers, Drug.
G!sts. Wheeling. W. Va fvIgrrbe, q "
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
On and after Monday. December 81. Passenger
Trains will run as follows: UEaily. tDaily ES.
cent Sunday. Central time. sl
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l'rIrOleu,ll.

GiScISSArl. o.. March i19.-lIocs easy ut 81 GOA
'1i receipts 800 head; shipments 100 head.
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No. : cash and March b6E3c; May hs,&c; July C0c.'
Corn dull and steady: No. cash 87ISc; May 36kc,
Oats dnilund stcadr; No 9 mixed 3Sc. Rye dull:
ciiNh igMc. CloverseGa firm; prime cash and
March s. 60; April 6 81. =
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lVEHls V,I97,iI2 SVIlE1I,IV
OF tho bills yet to be brought into tho
house, no exact estimate ia o%btainable,
owing to tho care with which such bills
are guarded. 1t Is believed, however,
that tho following estimates approx.
mate to the bills US thoy will BIO report.
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o. '..''..s't'NSi'' WIN S"=IoV'Vv9
Tho deficiency bills IRE not included,
as they arc not among tho appropria-
lions for specific government branches.
With the total OF bills already passed or
reported and those estimated, tho grand
total Of this session as against two years
ago would boz
lSOclSo2. This Congress
Passed or reported. ,,,..s 800 II ,759 s Gl,s0).O0O
Io'ai"."""."...-"..-... 8CG,6t2lsil 36S,Sil,T0
Should the senate make no increases
tho totals would be almost identical
with that OF two years ago. but with tho
usual senate increases the total Ia likely
to reach $37o,000,0oO
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-10-11

Trayeller-'->ome expressions in the ohine-e
language have a. many forty different mean.
ing-." Little miss same way in English"
! gu amaze me. Mention" Not at home. =
Good Nens.
'stayawhile" j. the ho=pitable name given by
George ". Gable to his summer home in
northampton, Ma. The tramp= already
passing the word to each Their in that section
Phitadet ptin Ledger.
"Do you think, dear, that absence makes the
heart grow fonder:" "Ferhap- it doe-, love"
replied the maiden. you might stay away one
whole evening and let u test it.'-Ptttsturg
Chronicle Telegraph.
Mrs Querie, Il understand that you had a
narrow escape coming across" Mr.. Hard
Port Yes, indeed; the coal ran out and the
captain had to split the ships log to keep the
fires going,'-Truth.
Prisoner lsentenced for ten days. ''N hat
would We do if Oi said We was ould fule:"
Judge 'You would get ten days more for con
tempt" Prisoner: "Thin, begorra, DIN not
say it; Oi'n only think it"-Ne,c York Herald
"see, there comes Hummel. don't want to
meet the man. only last week | asked him to
lend me lod marks" He might have given you
the money he i rich enough" "Well, the fact
il, he did, "-Itiastrirte Chronik
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