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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-20
BRLIAIRE
All Sort. or Local Nsya a,d Gossip from
mr Glass CITY.

William Miner. the bridge contractor
who went to Colorado some time ago. "
home again and announces that he ~
here ready 10 complete his bridge con-
tracts as soon as the weather permits
and, also, as soon as possible, TO dis
charge any and all obligations.
Cambridge is not much more than half
the size OF Bellaire, but they pay ~ 20
tay on each 800 valuation there, whlle
here we pay only 81 2S. and have paved
streets and water works. neither OF
which they have In Cambridge.
The municipal campaign here has
been quiet and genteel and is likely 10
continue that way. Frank $. Mason:
the Republican nominee for mayor, ana
his colleagues on that ticket are husuers
and good workers and they are at II.
Michael McDonough, well known
passenger engineer on the Baltimore q
Ohio railroad, died at Newark yester-
day from injuries Sustained IN Il wreck
on the Lake Erie branch several months
ago.
Extra mail agents will be put on all
railroads next week TO weigh all mails
with a view OF getting basis on which
TO mike contracts for the ensuing year
A number OF friends OF Col. David
Rankin assisted his wife In giving Nun
an agreeable surprise on Wednesday
evening. the occasion OF his birthday.
The steel works is now In full opera
tIon and Il Is said one of the furnaces
will be started next week, but this -
doubtful from the present outlook.
Charles f. Bennington and Miss Eta
N, DnuEherty quietly called upon teV;
II. g. Boyd wednesday evening anu hau
the marriage ceremony pronounced
The $4,000 capital stock for the extern
sion OF the enameling works here was
raised 80 quickly that other projects are
talked OF for this spring.
Services were held in the United Pres
byterinn church last night and VIII DC
this evening, preparing for communion
services next Sabbath.
C. W. Dickens, cashier OF the Dollar
Savings Bank, was called to Newark
yesterday by the death OF friend.
Harry Richardson, the printer son OF
Truant officer J. NJ. Richardson. is seri-
ously III at his fathers home here.
One Of the Democratic candidates
here has gotten out neat mckinley 'lil
card announcing his candidacy
The cigar dealers at Bethesda have
made a new scale Of wages for this year.
but one firm refuses 10 sign II.
The Democratic candidates Yielded up
the price Of adjoining their ticket to the
local committee last night.
The Populists will meet here to-day
70 select delegates TO their national con-
vention.
The Republican city committee VIII
meet this evening at the store OF John d.
Hoffman.
Miss Frankie Ward is home from Del
aware, where she has been attending
school.
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INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION.

Cali for n Conference 10 be Held In WASH
tngton signed by Foremost Men OF the
Country.
WASHINGTON. D. C. March 10
The following call issued here tonight
is self-expianatory:
WASHINGTON, D. c., March IL.
DEAR SIR:-A widespread desire
has been manifested both In the United
States and in Great Britain for the es-
tablishment between these two coun-
tries Of q permanent sytem OF arbitra-
ton. /.
With view TO the accomplishment OF
that end we hereby invite you TO attend
n national conference. 10 be held In the
city of Washington, on Wednesday and
Thursday, the 22nd and Esd OF April.
next, TO express the general conviction
that such system OF arbitration should
be speedily provided for by the proper
authorities and with the most compre-
henslvc application practicable.
Il Is earnestly desired that all parts
Of the country should be fully repre-
scented at this conference, and, in order
that this may be assured, similar in
YItation has been sent 10 representative
men, irrespective OF party, or creed. IN
every state and territory in the union
the combined membership OF the two
houses OF Congress being taken as
general basis OF numbers and apportion-
ment.
Assuming that you share our belief
as TO the Importance OF the end pro-
posed, we deem II unnecessary In this
communication to enter Into an ex-
tended statement on the subject. by
repeated acts, as well as by repeated
peared before the world in advocacy OF
international arbitration. as a measure
conformable 20 our own interests and
the genius OF our institutions. as well
as TO the cause OF general justice anu
civilization. To this effect patriotism
philanthropy. craftsmanship and relig-
ion have spoken as with one voice.
In combining the present movement TO
the promotion OF arbitration between
the United States and Great Britain
we are not unconcerned for the WIDER
application OF the principle involved
But. taking into consideration the I'M
portnnce and the value OF practical re-
suits, IL has seemed wise TO concen-
trate our immediate efforts upon the
attainment OF a permanent system be-
tween the two great EnSlish-speaklnS
Earnestly trusting that we may re-
celve at an early day your acceptance
OF the invitation hereby extended, we
remain.
The circular. which has been sent to
prominent men, commercial bodies ana
various institutions throughout the
country is signed by Chief Justice Full
Ter. General Miles. John C. Walker.
Gardiner G. Hubbard, John W. Eos
ter. George Truesdell. Of Washington
George r. Swift. and Others, OF Chlca-
60, and leading city officials and edu-
Gators in all the leading cities OF the
country.
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PROM FULTON,
Live Topic. from the L'tie Town Owe
the Hi.

Live Topics from the Litiie Town over
the iii.
The industries OF this town Will be
Increased soon. She Will have the old
paper MILL in operation In a few weeks.
II will be operated by Hr Tom Hanna
and Others, and will manufacture Gig
arene paper and will employ ABOUT
hfty men.
James F. b, Bogard. OF Fredericks-
burg. is working hard for the nominal
lion for county commissioner. Henry
Roth IL also u candidate for the same
office.
DIR. W, F. Ebbert has moved TO the
country. and this leaves the town Win
out n doctor. This Is an elegant chAhce
for doctor to locate.
Fulton citizens would like to see the
county commissioner get TO work ah1
scrape the mud on the National ROAD
through Fulton.
Street Commissioner E. stlehn is re-
pairing all the streets and VIII nave
them in a good condition In short time
Mayor Ed. Hamm will have his cards
ont this week announcing himselt u
candidate for sheriff Of Ohio county.
Chief OF Police Charles S. V. Stien
renorts business very dun and is grow
Ing fat from want OF exercise.
Mr.. John s. Cook has moved his fam
Ily 10 North Wheeling. Fredericksburg
Is without n city recorder.
The Butchers Association Will have
its plant here completed this month.
Ex-Town Marshal George F. Whar-
toms condition Is about the same
Schenck & Sons plant Is working to
It's full capacity.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Stranger. in the city and Wheeling
Folks Abroad.

Strangers I'm the city ana Whee"hE
Folks Abroad.
Mr.. w. F. Lelns, member Of the
Wheeling City band, left for florihh
FOR the benefit OF his health.
Mr.. Roy r. Naylor. OF the News. LEFT
for Fairmont yesterday TO "swlnE
around the circle" with the rivers anu
harbors committee.
MIR. ], II. Maddy. n representative OF
the Cincinnati Tribune, was here 81
night ON his way TO Falrmont to JOIN
the rivers and harbors committee party
on It's way down the river.
Messrs. Henry SIehaus and Charles
Hellman. brothers OF the late Mrs:
Maria Hell. and Mr.. Jake Breinlng' All
OF AfcK ecsport, Pa. were here yesterday
TO attend Mrs. HelIs funeral. Mr.. He'll
man was accompanied by his family.
Mr. Frank II. stamm. wife and
daughter left over the Baltimore q Ohio
Yesterday afternoon for Atlantic CITY
where Mr.. Stamm goes toJopen up the
Hotel Metropole. which he has leased
and which is one OF the most popular
resorts at the seaside.
The friends OF Mr.. and Mrs: c. n.
Taylor, OF Thirteenth street, VIII regret
deeply to rend the announcement IN
another column OF this mornings paper
OF the death OF their beautiful little
daughter, Elizabeth. She was taken
sick only on Sunday with malignant
sore throat. The parents have the ten
lerest sympathy OF all.
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LOCAL BREytEIEs
Matter, OF Minor Momsnt tn and Apont
the City.


the City.
Fred williams. the Eighth ward coun-
Gilman, has been persuaded by his
friends to allow the use OF his name as
a candidate for member OF the board
OF education from Richie district
In the police court yesterday morn:
ing the two men who struck Chief OF
Police Bennett for dime on the street
the night before were given fifteen days
ON the hill in default OF fines Of 81 and
costs each.
on April IL the Turner'S society VIII
give a benefit entertainment for the ac'
tive members who will attend the be
zlrks funniest at Steubcnville IN June;
A general gymnastic programme VIII
be rendered.
Clerk Hook yesterday admitted 70 re-
cord deed made March 2, by WiiilaIh
weIsel and George Weisel and Wne 70
the Schmulbach Brewing Company, ior
$500, lot 3 In square 40, In the south
Wheeling addition.
Yesterdays weather was about as
varied q bad lot an ever COMES II
raIned hard In the morning, was
slushy and nasty all day. and last nlSnt
more snow fell. Market street Is very
bad. but Fourteenth would be as
grace to u decent barnyard.
A very delightful musicale was given
at the convent hall yesterday AFTER
noon by the pupils. The admission
was By Invitation. and the hall was
well filled. A most attractive pro-
gramme was rendered in a manner
which reflected credit on all concerned.
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Pittsburgh, Wheeling, MorFantown and
Pairmont Delegations at the Rem
devious.
Special dispatch to the InteilIEencer.
FAIRMoNT, W. Va. March 10
There is an lmpromptu river Improve
ment convention in Falrmont tonight.
The Watson hotel lobbySl is crowded
With men talking river. The Pittsburgh
delegation from the coal exchange.
more than thirty strong. came In this
evening and started the ball TO rolling.
Soon after wheelIng's smaller dele
cation got in the FRirmont committee
put in an appearance and soon the
gathering began to look like conven-
tion. Morgnntown arrived and added
to the interest. The Washington party
Is due'Rt o'clock in the morning.
After breakfast the start Will be made
probably on n special train TO Nor
Bantown, thence by boat TO Pittsburgh.
From present Indications It will not
be necessary to pole the boat along.
The mountain streams are running
down strong. c. Is. H.
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ted Mine Workers. Union, were present
nj the meeting. and In company with n
committee OF miners, held conference
with the operators to Cndehvor to nd
lust the difficulty. but were unable To do
anything. rs the operators claim they
will mot put their works In operation for
sevrnl weeks a motion was made TO
call convention OF all the drivers from
the fourth pool. TO meet In Pittsburgh.
to decide on q uniform rate for driving
and do away with the minimum and
maximum prices.
II is thought the mines operated by
James Jones & Sons will shut down In
definitely.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Hap. aud siI.hap. In the Thriving city
Across the River.

George McCarty has withdrawn as a
candidate for water works trustee on
the Republican ticket. The withdrawal
Of Alex Linn from the race for street
commissioner leaves only nine candl-
dates. Humphrey Williams Is candi-
date for cemetery trustee. Others not
mentioned in Mondays Intelligencer
are ", r. Bowman, for board OF educa-
tion: Roger Reece, W. II. Coss and
Thco. Keller. for council, and Wyndom
Davis for assessor.
Suits have been brought against
Peter Cozen and John Noon for dam
ges by John Beck. He asks 1880 from
ench. w. T. Dixon is the attorney. The
case OF George Jordan against Barney
Mccain for $500 damages was settled
yesterday.
The Warren township Republicans
have nominated W. ID. Linton and X. j.
McCleary, trustees: T. o. Betton. clerk
and Edward Shivcly, assessor. Triton.
Vile will hereafter be voting precinct
in Warren township.
The floor OF the moulding room Mt
Spence. Bags & Co.'S stove works WAS
flooded on Wednesday night, and the
mouIders are on In consequence.
The I.aughlIn tin mill has shut down
until Monday to allow the picking de-
pnrtment TO catch up. The nail works
will resume on Monday.
Several Martins Ferry glassworkers
have secured positions at the North
wood glass works. ut Indiana, Pa
which Is about to start.
Lewis l.. scheehle, candidate for
hoard OF education. sollcltS the support
OF the Republicans at the primaries
Saturday. March q.
Rev. DIR. schodde, Of Columbus, for.
merly OF Martins Ferry, will preach
FOR tho English Lutheruns on Sunday at
1880 and $50.
The Aetna Standard Is now making
ali OF its sheet bars, formerly bought
elsewhere.
William Furcy, OF Sharon, Pa, is Wis
i;lng his brother Lamrs a. hr ant,n.Hu
House.
Mn. William Cope. OF smithhcld, Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. j. NJ. Hem
derson.
Miss Ivy Harvey, who has been sick
with typhold fever. Is CanvnlescIng.
Mrs. Lemuol Dun Is very sick Mt her
home on Fifth street.
IyaInh Lamborne. Of DillonvRlc, was
I'm town yesterday
Jubilee services wer held In the NJ. T..
church last night.
REV. Father S. S. Mattlngly Is In New
York city.
Miss Loretta Wright is on the sick
list.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-20

Special Dispatch TO the IntelliEencer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March ia
postoffice has been established at Lee
wood, Kanawha county, and Leonidas
James appointed postmaster.
Tho p0stol.ice at MacOmber, Preston
county, has been discontinued, mail
to Rowlesburg.
John S. Wells has been commissioned
postmaster at Glover's Gap.
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MINES SHUT DOWN.
niner. Agr.. to stand by the striking
Drivers.

MoNoNGAHELA CITY, Pa, March
is.-An OF the mines in this vicinity are
idle to-day us n result Of the drivers
strike for IN advance from 50 to 8? 20
per day.
A meeting OF miners and drivers from
the Black Diamond. CntsburG, Jones,
IvIll and Monongah mines convened In
Bycrs's hall at o'clock this morning
The drivers resolved to remain out until
the advance Of 20 cents per day was
granted and the miners agreed to stand
by them until the district price Is paid
for driving. and that they will not work
with non-union drivers.
Vice President Cameron Miller and
Secretary William Warner. Of the Unl-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-20

ACCOUNT OF the Republican State
icnRue meeting, at Charleston. W. Va.
March %. the Ohio River Rnilrond Com
many win sell excursion tickets March
"a and % from the principal points
along it's line. to Charle Gon. Mt one fare
for the round trip. Tickets to bG limit
Cd 10 March ~ From stations on the
ohio River railroad which are not fur.
nished with through tickuts delegates
may procure nnme TO Polnt Pleasant at
ono fire FOR tho round trip. ohio Gem
,rnI lines will cell tickets from Point
plcaEnnt to Charleston for one fare for
tho round trip, thus giving those who
are not able TO secure through tickets.
the same through rate. -
W. J. ROBINSON.
General Passenger Agent
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rIsBs IN A BAD WAY,
Il is Thought the UniOntown Prisoner
Cannot Recover,

Cannot hrcofer'
UNIoNTowN.. Pa. March is.-Jail
Physician DIR. ]. ". Parshull examined
"Eatablte";. Tlbhs. who WAS wounded In
the battle with the officers and pro-
nounces his condition very critical. His
pulse is 1856 and his respiration nearly
20. Tlbbs has been gradually sinking
since he was removed TO the county
jnIl, but he Is full OF hope. and thinks
he will recover. His condition is SUCH
that the physician fears the result OF
an operation to remove the bullet.
Tibb's friends want to remove him 10
the Connellsyille Hospital, but the OFF,
GERS think this Is only ruse to get him
away. Sheriff ChalfRnt will not take
any chances with the outlaw, and has
arranged to have him treated In the
Jail.
seven informatlons have been made
against the wounded bandlt-three for
highway robbery. two for shooting with
Intent to kill. one for resisting an OF
flcer and another for surety OF the
pence,
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PROPOSALS.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
TRUSTEES SALE.
SALE
Valuable Manufacturing Property.

NotuooiC WohuuSbuiW9 ''SpS'Ss
by virtue OF a deed OF trust made by the
American Fire Clay Company "a corpora
ton under the laws OF West Nlrglnia} 70
the twenty-eighth day OF July, A. u. ng1
and OF record In the clerks office OF tho
county court OF Hancock county. West
t EiI ~. II. - and $50. Win on
TUESDAY. MARCH q. y. D. 1896,
commencing ut 10 o'clock a. M. proceed TO
Xmerical Fire Clay Company. located
near New Cumberland. In the county OF
Hancock, In the state OF West Virginia.
all OF the following described property,
that Is 10 say: Al that certain tract OF
land lying upon the Ohio river In Bntlcr
district. Hancock county, state OF West
Virginia, bounded and described us ~.
river, corner TO lands OF Freeman Broth.
ers, near the mouth OF HOldberts runi
thence down Sn.d river south eight de.
grees west tsouth : TesO thir!y.nine 81
lsouth l6' wesO nifty 800 pOloS thence
thence south eight degrees west Ns weSu
nfty-llvc t55 poles To- stake corner 70
lot OF freeman and Anderson; thence
leaving the river south elkhiy.ono and
onc-haf degrees (soGih Nel east. tIorty-
seven 90 poles. thence north hltefn de.
grccs Q5) east fourteen 40 pOless thence
with the line OF Brown Brothers north
eighty-Tuur and One.hnlf degrees (ASD
east one hundred and INenty-NN ls0
poles TO a stone pile on tho line OF Swear.
ingcn'S lands: thence north twelve de-
Erces u2D west one hundred and twenty
nine Q29l poles TO sugar and hickory;
thence south eiEhty-siN degrees lS6) west
one hundred and twenty-five ll22) poles,
TO the place Of beginning aforesaid, con.
tanning one hundred and twenty-thres
and unc-half acres Us7is acres) moro OF
leEs. saving and reServing. however, thu
right Of the Pittsburgh. Cincinnati 81.
Louis Railway Company to strip OF lnnd.
conveyed out OF said tract to II BY PrlS.
ella !. Freeman, sixty NO) feet Wide be:
ing ten uW feet east Of tho centre limo OF
the railroad tract OF said company and
rlty (JO feet west from said centre line OF
Faid tract. and extending along the whole
river front OF said tract. also granting
tu tho said party OF tho second part all
buildings, Improvements, machinery and
fixtures situated and being on said above
described tract OF land
TERMS OF SALE-Onc-ihird Of the
purchase money cash In hand. one-thlrd
thereof with interest In six months, and
the residue thereof with Interest In one
year from tho day or sale. the purchaser
being required TO give his notes with good
pCCurlty Tor tho deferred payments, the
lesal tltic being retained AZ further 80.
GIBSON L CRANMER,
fou Trustee
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-20

ny using THE. New Great South
American Kidney Cure" This new rem.
edy Is a great surprise On account OF
lis exceeding promptnCss In relieving
pain in the Kidneys. Bladder and Back
in male or female. II relieves rctcn-
lion OF water, and pain In passing II
almost Immediately. Save yourselves
hy using this marvellous cure. Its use
VIII prevent fatal consequences In al
mort nil cases BY It's great alternative
and healing powers. sold by Il, ii.
List, Druggist Wheeling, w. Va.
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WITH THE BowLERs.
Tn, independents Defeat the h"'es Team
Two Games Last Night.
Nt'sEE LEAGUE.

The Musee team by tough shedding
managed to win the first game from
tho Tndepsndents at the Musre alleys
last night. but In tho next two gnuca
they were never In II ut any stage,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-20

BLOOD purified, disease cured sick
loss and suffering preyDntod-thiH n
the record made each year W Hood's
6RFAApGrilIA, 70
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A NEW RUG.

Do you want rugI
Do you want your carpet to look tn same as new
Do YOU want the moths destroyed and carpets thoroughly dis
infeced don't anything until purchase some of the
wonderful
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STOCKS FOR SALE.

National Bank OF West Virginia.
Exchange Bank,
National Bank OF WellshurS.
tnn.StRndnrd MIL
l.hBrllu Iron Works,
Wheeling Steel ami iron Company.
Wheeling leo and Storage Company.
New StrCl Bridge.
Wheeling Railway Company,
Riverside Glass Company,
Crystal Glass Company,
Bloch Bros Tobacco Company.
Franklin Insurance Company.
Wood Rros Planning Alill Company.
WhColinE Park Association.
Arion Association.
w Va. Exposition and State Fnir Assn.
HuEtwlck Fire Proof Lnth Company.
wheeling Electrical Company.
Wheeling Mold and Foundry Company
SIMPSON g. HAZLEIT,
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Else DR.. Miles Nerve Plnsters for Spinal
Weakness. AL druEEirts Hell en- for &C.
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JEWEL
CARPET RENOVATOR.

1t is perfect moth preventive and thorough disnee
ant preparation heavy eane and does not drive
carpet qud but raises to the surface and
off Carpet being left perfectly dry underneath)
Now don't forget! a The level Garnet Rnn0Vat0p
The best thing earth Is Inv V0H" Nu4PU -'NN'"''A
Cleaning Carpets,
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WANTED.
TO LOAN.
FOR RENT.

EOR RENT. APRIL !. 1896. NO. l4oi
u Main street ihrre story brick warehouse
Inuuirs Of HENRY X. LlsT. The City Bank OF
Wheeling Qelu
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silk or Wooden Goods,
Clothing
NohaIr, Pushes, etc
Also paint oil finished wood work.
For Washing Blankets,
six or Wooden Goods any kind.
Also Washing taking off stains from animals without In.
jury o skim
(FuI directions printed slip with each cake)
psao home complete the Jewel Carpet Renovation
having your cleaned in the morning and re-
ceiving the afternoon they looking like No
dust furnre disorder dscomtort no delay wait
beaters damage by beating " shrinking no
reayng dreaded cleaning but everything done
under observation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-04-08

April 18th, Thomas Jeferson's birthday,
is to be celebrated at Monticello" by the
National Democratic Clubs,-of which
Hon. Chauncey F. Black is president and
Postmaster General Wilson chairman OF
executive committee Many distinguished
men will be present. The train will leave
the B street station, Washington City, at
a. m. and returning leave Charlottesville at
$40 p. m. Round trip fare $40. Demo
Gratis from this section can get information
anent the trip from Mr.. J. G. Holmes. All
are invited.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-04-08

The River aud Harbor bin reported by
the committee sppropristes for West Viz
ginia. Continuing Improvements - Ell
river, 81, 600, to be expended from Frame
town upward Guyandoite river, for main.
tenance, 81 900; Gauley river, Sc 600 Cheat
river, $1,000; Little Kanawha river, 81 500.
Upper Monongahela river, S20, 600, aud the
Secretary Of War, at such time as the United
States shall become the owner, by coudem-
nation or otherwise, Of the dams on the
MOnongahels river belonging to the Monon-
gahela River Navigation Company, may
place the construction of the six dams here.
tofore recommended and reported by the
United States engineers under contract at
q sum not exceeding 100000. These
meagre appropriations are not much of a
feather in the cap Of Mr.. Dayton, and we
are curious TO know what those Republican
papers Of this district, that tried to belittle
the work Of Hon. VIM. L. Wilson along
these lines, think about it,