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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-03-23

CoAL-The rain Of the past week raised
the hopes of many that it would result in .
suficiency of water in the river to float coal
down from Pittsburg The dispatches from
that section are anxiously scanned, but our
hopes for relief are growing small and beauti-
fully less. The market is entirely drained Of
coal, and our daily supply comes by railroad
The coal is of an inferior quality, but We are
glad to get it and pay 81 per load Of twenty
FIVE bushels, just 100 per cent. in advance Of
what We usually pay for better article. OuH
fOunderies and workshops that require large
quantities Of coal and coke, are rapidly clos.
ing, and our streets are beginning to present
q rather rueful looking lot Of Idle men. ThiI
famine comes rather hard on all classes, the
employers have plenty Of contracts but can.
not afford to manufacture at present prices,
while the mechanic or laborer has not only Il
pay the extortiOnAte prices for coal for hOm'
consumption, but is denied the privilege O
earning its value. e.rt - a
The towns and cities below US on the rive
are i'm similar prsdicament.-
RE-DIsrRIrrmG.-We have been treated
lately to Judicial farce which could be sptly
named, How not to do it." ..4 IJAg
The present LegialAture passed q bin to re
district the city, mAkMg the wards - nea'
a. possible equal in population. Ths sore
heads apply for an INJUNCTION to prevent th'
re-districting commissioner from carrying on
the law. Judge Coz grants the injunction
the commissioners apply b another judge
the same court for an injunction to proven
Judge Coz enforcing his Injunction; this Va
granted then the sore-heads rush to Jndg
Cox again, and have another injunction issus'
to prevent the Mayor frem issuing his proela
nation for the election on April lst, unde
the new Law, but Mayor Davis finds it con
venient to hide away so that the injunction
could not Be served until the prcclzmaticl
was published. Then Judge Coz issnss
warrant to bring the Mayor and Communication
err before him to show cause why be shCul
not commit them for contsmpt Of his hrnt IN
Junction. And % they keep up tho fArea
The whole squabble being Eight for politics
Offce and the spoils. Ll7i esa.a-tA
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Upon the heel Of this communication comes
another Of all equally sanguinary character
At Tuesdays session Of the Board, the fol-
lowing request was read approved, and
placed on file with the Superintendent letter
ON the same subject
II the Honorable Board Of Police Commissioner Of the
City Of Chicago.
would most respectfully suggest that you make .
reuston for six IL pound Napoleon guns eaissons and
implements for harness for "a horses har-
for "a lead horses and saddles and brides for sight
ssrgeAnts Also for the following fixed ammunition IL
Of sod shot IL Of spherical shot IL Of
spherical case, and ~ cases Of canister.
YOun respectfully,
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Nh INERS BENEVOLENT AND PRO-
1N1 fECTlvE ASSOCIATION, oe Indiana, msses on
Tho fourth Friday In each month. Tha OGkcas q Ia
0ansEnl Council are: Prssidsut, yams 0rlsvs: Wa
PrsAmA fhos. 4 Dmvtdspm; TrsnsuFur Jemaa Pnarark:
cosEmpoading Secretary, John RsnnaA Hear q
H1ssslng o'olOck, A.. n
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SPECIMEN RADICALS.

The Cincinnati Enquirer brings TO liyht
some facts relative to the history of COL
unbus Delano, sn honored member of
Grant Cabinet. winch show that he WAS
at the bottom OF the wildcat banks of In
diana, in 1858 He SCENE, in tact, 10 have
been the head and front, tie lungs and
brains of these thieving institutions. The
Central Bank OF indianapolis" was y
mother cat IN those days. Its three kit
tens made their appearance at Jasper,
New Corydon aud Newville These fraud
ulent concerns were organized and brought
into being toy Columbus Delano, Charles
l. Sherman Hnd Ozlas Bowen. The
stock purpUr.ing to he paid Of the Gem
tral, the mother eat, was 100000 The
three kittens lived ON the old cats milk.
They had no stock. really, and their o.ii-
ces, as we remember, we're kept in hy-
places, not easily found by the victims
who held their paper.
Delano subscribed $4,000; Sherman
and Bowen, $4,000 each. Bowen de-
clares he was led into the thing by Deiano
and Sherman, after freqnent interviews at
Delsnos house William Sturgiss WAS
made one OF the parties, aud got a good
share OF the plunder The State Treasury
WAS depleted 10 the amount of hunireis
OF thousands OF dollars by the adroit
Vaccinations of Delsno 4 Company, ac-
cording to the report OF the Commission
er-. This same DelsnO Is now Secretar,
OF the Interior, the place Governor Coz
had 10 Yacato beceuse he would not con,
sent TO the robbery of the treasury Tnis
same DeIann instead Of attending to hi,
dniies al Washington, is stumping Ohio o
be ret iEed in Office His Office, more
proba bly than any other. affords opportu
niiies TO ia holder to make money on the
sic aud III large qualities The mora!
bent OF his miLd aud his Wild cat bank *.
perieHce well iii him To be the associate oi
men vino are scanializiug the country by
their corrnpiiOns aud pronigacy
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To voters WORKING on the Chc.a-
peai<c ana OHIO HaIIroad.

General wickhum Vice President Of
the apcako and Ohio Railroad. la, Is.
sued the following circular to the employ
ces oi ii. Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad
compnny Lctseen " iiite Sulphur aud the
mouth p' New rItcr
TO cuat'e the employees to vote at tie
Presid,n,.l. election. NO.emt,r 5th. ami
yet To induce them prprpdy to return to
the worN "ntf- The interesig OF The com
pany require ue.r services, tickets will be
sold them by i.e contractors At - per
head, which 'i'. cnuue the holder to go At
any iitue brtSeen the lst and 9TH oi No
yeinhef !am tue end OF the track to any
pOini ol .ue the-apsakc aud Ohio Rail-
road H'd Geo return. % the,e tick et- are pre-.
-tntej 81 ;ne r.rsou 20 whom the, are su.J
~ the Coz rIr."r who sold them or. in hi.
gbscnce. 900 u.- iiylsiou engineer. on or be-
lore N",eul.r - 1872. tie price oi The
ticket " Co. .undsi 10 thr purcha. er.
thus 81 u'. ''.e employees ofthe company
or construction free transportation to their
homes iO tnH ,rr.On, ~ consideration of
their accommodating the company hy %
speedy return % ,he resump puOn OF lheir
work
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DEAD -- ihi- i- fron the Wouaas 3 Jour.
,1t Ms Mary Taimaige Van Rensel.
,-v. vino died suddenly 30 the cars lew
uay- since AZ Aihahy visited England -,oi.
alter Nieioria a-Cra5ej the throne sine
Nu- prr-entvI 90 ari becainc iavorife OF
tr~ Vnrr' who s"'i one morning at break
H-t fHa' -ue would give her dominic. Tor
Ne tass1igp- he,.u,v. several opuient
ailt r~' ..r-9i- sought hcr hand To- VA. .
.. ,He "'' ih.-orsht American. and
vne' n.r'l io scntp. one OF these nume.
iHHr ".s r'unrhcd shat an American
grI 'e''Hu "g- fnr equal of any ioreisD
n" 'i' ma. ".aluscr H.- titles Or Co..t,-
uou-
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Ihc ll'utl quests paid q vi.it.J fi.r
tulut nt W Hu41u. at Nau,t .,uoa
M,ritt. fnI seemed d.ligL.-i iu Gel
cage ipr p iiut rur Zoe u. iui Iu..
OI ne 'ar'rl. On rIcifWH1 t"V .uc
rive. thcy a,ro p.d hl4 h.y w,r. -o-
Igg 10 N.s.. ,he toiu %. .nr hgst Gr.st
f..tn.f. On tE.ir aguVU nt ile i.iat
each lui VA .f u... 30 ih irr do ll
and Passing li. rig A,rd Trough th,
grrinR. SHOOK h, as u shaNing The
hauU ot- nl,uc. VINO asked " tir
interpreter 'hs, .r.y N-rs doiug. their
rc, ~As. ~ ar. .hItWg h01 swrt,
u, -.-iti. Of - Crrr., = hst"
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pearance denotes q young and wild patient
pale yet healthy looking. lie speaks
utrmsn remarkably well. and has a sweet
voice HIS profile Is well defined. like
that Of all sons OF Abrahams race. lie
conducted himself at the hotel in Zurich
IN an orderly and quiet manner, hut show.
ing signs OF high temper wien alluding 10
obstacles thrown in the way OF seeing
hiss Jnlietta. On his table were iound
an English grammar, several novels, but
no medical or surgical textbooks
LFGAL PRocKgDINos sEFrRRKp.
The presiding Judge Of Schwvz. Mr.
Ulman, has decided TO deter further legal
proceedings until both Miss Jnletta as
well as the principal actor in the tragedy
have so lar recovered that no further dan
ger may be apprehended The wounds.
a. already stated, healed remarkably well
by fret intention, and no alarming sys-
t-ms are apparent except the loss ot eve
sight ia Zabrlskies case. lie will n-oha.
bly, remain blind for the rest of hi life
Ii may run hard with the Pole in the face
of the laws OF Canton Schwyz. Unless
evidence Is Forthcoming which admits ex-
tenuating circumstances he will he severe
ly punished. The mother of the vonny
lady has handel ne "A statement in writins
OF the ocear enoe, OF which the following
is copy:
THE STATEMENT OF MRS BoSvIILE.
On Sunday, August 1. two you.r Amer.
lean ladies, who had been stayinc with
their mother at the hotel Muller. nj Ger.
sau, went our Tor walk with three zen.
tlemen friends. They had not proceed ed
far when they were accoslei Jy "A Young
Pole who had been paying his addresses
TO the younger OF the two sisters lie re.
questet an interview with her which was
AZ first refused, both by herself and the
gentleman under whose protection she
was but on his repeating the reluest in a
most urgent manner she at length consent
ed, aud stepped aside to listen 10 him, Will.
the others walked slow.y on. lie then
renewed his proposals, which were firmly
refused by the young lady, when he sud.
denly drew a pistol and placing il at her
head fired The others, alarmed hy the
report, hastened back in time TO see the
yonng lady lying on the groand aud l,e
yonng Pole shoot himself through the
head. She WAS instantly carried back 10
the hotel, the be-t meiical assistance in
switzerland telerraphed for and every ef-
tort made to save her and alleviate her
sufterings, with such happy results that
we are pleased to be able to state that her
attending physicians have pronounced
her out of danger.
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Death of Rev. Peter Cartwright.

The venerable Peter Cartwright. D. d. D..
well known ethodist minister for seven
~ years past, died yesterday a. his home
near Pleasant Plain, Sangamon COUNTY.
Illinois, IN the SIth year OF his age. lie
WAS born september !. 1855, ia Amherst
county, virginia lis father was "A Reyo-
Inponary soldier, al after the war remoy-
ed w;th his iamily'and settled in Lincoln
county, Ky. In 1893, he removed 10 tIr
Green RIVER country, in logan county, one
mile from the tennessee line. Peter was
a Wild boy bnt IN 1901 when ia his six
teenth year, he was converted lie BEGAN
10 exhort siuner- to repentance in This Wild
aud unsettled country. and was called The
Kentucky Boy In 1906, lie WAS ordniu-
eel Deacon 10y Bi-hup Ashury ia lSuS. lac.
was ordained Elder ln 1872, lie became :,
memtcr Of tie Tennessee Conference Ia
NoVember, 1872, he was elected Presiiins
Elder, aud held he Office for many Years
lie spent eight years in the Old Western
Conference, e'gnt years ia the Keutucky
Conference, aud iiliy live wears Ia the mi.
nOis Conference. Ia 1909 the lIlmoi,
Conference held a jubilee in his honor. aud
shortly a.t,r he was appointed Conference
Missl"nary, DO the d ScLar.e o tbe iliie-
with the delivery of lectures IN variDus
paris OF the country. lie WIS married
August is. lsu3 in Barron county. XIV,
aud lived with l.r wife IN happinc.- -iNiy-
tour years IN 1871. be had living seven
children, huy grandchildren, thirry seyen
great grand children and seven great great
gandsons lie hi.ed uuuilrr Of import
ant iru.ts during hi- connection With the
ministry with atililv. llr was = man of
indomitah.e energy, and ~ earues; work
er in the Methodist Episcopal Church Ne
received 10000 persons into the churcl.
baptized SuuD children sud t.uOU AIui.-.
preached so funeral and II 500 other .4r-
mons lie Wa opposed 10 any cliArrs 30.
the rules % the church especially did he
oppose The lay delegation. lie liyei 10 see
The church grow irom zevcnty-hge thons.
and when bee joined it tot million and
quarter aud tue Mid country ~ Which hf
lahorei become wealthy All trickh ...
fied. liz style u: preaching as ,rc. -
trio hut forcible. A-R luHt b. nA- Is t,t-
irct gentleman, ever pu o.. graceful sud
IigWhci " nam" ta- tec'mr imper
.shab.r--couurc;eI .t tho menOr.e- Of
many tpuu-.r4- 90. fnv menJcis vf tuc
y tnp'h>t Em-rofal rlurcI.
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TRAGEDY OF LOVE.


uas'c auar has just occurred in
D"'Zer'nha' the particulars OF which have
"iNe" Nv me european mails 1t ap-
%"i '"&' nirS' bonrilie, OF brooklyn,
H' WIDOW helonglng to an old and
""''"! Ne" England family, about six
minus ago sent her danEhter Julietta.
''Ee' e'N'eeh' IN company with several
"nel young american girls' IN charge OF
soNe'nes9' 10 Lurlch' switzerland, 10 be
H'"u' 'le 'Hie thev reached
,,"''cn e,ere appeared kainon Iabriskie
81" VI "ra'thy fo'lsh Jew residing
'.e o'N VI "ar7a"' he came to Eur
,'o T""a 'or me purpose al purs1-
".u''"' s'anles' and intending TO
4'adu"'e at 'he S"iss University Bat n
ance of the lovely American girl. instead
1f studying anatomy, Zatriskie forsook
partly his hooks and the lectures on Has-
."'G medica and studied English under the
'n'iion OF M,Hs Ju'ietta, while he gave her
.esS'ns W herman. correspondent OF
-'he Ne" ORR Hddfd writes the tragic
'eSu" o' the Lessons
-"'e po"'iHe, upon her arrival from
N'"e' ""' nau discovered that there WAS
So"'e'h'ng besides etym"logy and the Ian
i'IeS III the studies pursued Icy hei
on therefore directed the rela-
"'' ""n HaorisKe TO cease, ID forbade
"auE"ter' Miss Julietta. 10 receive auv
;'o" 'ro" nlth or 70 nave any re'a-
-'O"9 "''n MN Whatever. /ahrIskie, how
''e'' ""u gone 100 iar INTO the Niagara
te"' W '"'"k OF swimming back again.
"v came 70 uersau and took lodgings at
'ne lio'e, OF The sun, nea the steamboat
N""'" ""en reaching 'ersnn The Fole
o. "ore 'S''e "esrd and wig, and endeay-
'.eu Fl" ""seINe certain mcc9NHo. lie
.", o''I'.,''c"'e" 10 tHe proprietor ot the
Ho.f' tn"t '"ve affair had called nIm
''"er' "u' 'hat TIE parents on both slde-.
ne 'notner o the beloved ~ well ns his
WV H'her' nad forbidden aid were or
'O'e" 10 union
LOVE LAUGHS At rorysv,rs.
N.s.-,t..I.1
frequent clandesliue meetings during r.rif
.'aS :" "erSSu. Ihe road which lea 'ro
1ne ,1''er pace 10 tue village Of Bru"us"
;" many 'espe'ts th' 6eAuii~' ''
'"e 'ornIche ROAD between Nice AMI
nf"oa. h"t roHd was chosen a Il ia'"r
''e 'rcnen"le, ""d more romanHr
g''''"'', Oo"'" h"' nave peen desireh '.
t"e heel"S pace o' TIE lovers 10 wa
"'It' on we rocks o'rFh""s'hg th" snr..'
VIC J." ""eIt 'leH "re M" w !" h't"
''y'"' 'e" o''en' ava .or u"Ufs e.H'f
+'C'. 'ef " ue'nI ,"'err"p'en ,h t.'-.
i...I' ~ '.eNs' OF Nnst o'"ef dea'g',, H'nT'.F
~ ~ 'Gnssup."u"", nH' si" d." 'e
,,,. t'3 3,'n'e j.. 10 MO" s'"' i"e ''..
-, ~ ".7 y,,',7 "''l''i "''' '''
fi,a,,..,.i I' ~ ~ l''s "''n -''
t.i'''''.' '''''' ',9Y aY "a o',-"'''
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n,ct 5o,i"on,s H.. '' 10 'o' N'S We
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The Kchmoud Dnpoiri rays. Ceorfs
Aired Iowu-eni ci...- attention to OBJ, G.,
tum ~rhg, 'er to'mv a- veil ~ Ls -ir.
cr-spr Jame-G O. Naine thc orm,r a,I
present -i44t,r- ol ihr ou.e. kent .I t4c
heal col ,he Pacific hat-oau ,ouuuiiee
Uake- Aues ;hc hrinef Woo Nas ali the
viii" a f4ofH.r of ,hr pee -ier oi tbt
Union Paoinc Tlr.road sod % inertcr pf
ihr cred. Mot urr N~s-r- CorA a.d
Blame Hr- tive lf tb, thi-t~rn o. n,i ,
Cobb ~ rac~isteg biiIcs rom u. Clrr'-
Mvhiirr through Amcs NJ Towr-. nd
sl-o -tate- that Ar Amc- never n.d, g.
woporitiou concerning the Unl0n P,e.sr
which did not became . lsu by act %. Cen.
gree CaB any onc doubt 'h-t this iusi
nrss aee,is -iit
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ever written hy him while enjoying his
eHeflsnt hile pehnlng this letter he
nuS' nave seen Mics Julie,ta pass under
N'hdo~ IA company with her eldest
sister ana three young gentlemen, one of
.ue'n an american student OF the Poly
'ecnn'c School Tic other two were En-
E"shmen, engaged IA business at Zurich.
ROMEO Rrso, os vrunrp ,~r s,.,,,,,,
y.t.;I..-.
apparently n very excited state. In the
meantime little rose-colured note had
n"rh received Tor him at the hotel but it
u'u NOT reach INN. IL has been ascer-
."iheu since that IN tins note Miss Julietta
."'oI"'eu H'r'shie OF the unexpected ar
ri'"' oi friends al the family; that she
wa com mpeilei 20 accompany them aud
ner e'u"r sister on walk, but, willing TO
eAi''nn' ""h,h m-'t MN IN the evening
ne haa followed the hiIie party IN
nurreu' eNc"eh manner, and on meeting,
oF r"'ner coming up with them, he adj
u'esSe" some angry WORDS to Mr. Delmer.
."e louns foiytechnic student Mr. Del
MAR answered that although be Was not
"'"" 10 hSht he lett constralned from
aoSeP'"S n challehge from ''so worthless
'e'ow, or words TO that effect There
"P"" N"'uriskie honrished n revolver, init
"",'"s 'nat ne had them all IN his power,
H"p ny way OF proving 1t fired shot into
.ne 'aNe' Notwithstanding the hubbnb
mus N'ee'e'' ne u''ereh request to have
'e" "oruS aIohe with Miss Juhetta The
,e4ueS' was a. hrst peremptorily refused
nN all heinding Miss Julietts Finally,
however, was acceded to, and Mr. Dell
mar aided tEht they would allow Zabris-
Me twenty minutes
TIE ATTEMPTED vrRnsp Az, s,,,c,n,
An u,,.,;,.i -,
,o, zeI.r;'i'e'' ~. oa '',I roA' 'pNar's bfin'
,nn',.;,, ~ l1s ou'le'" Slowly
-. - "a "IV"S '"e i"Ne ues
Iss, ,nr,,;,.' -, a"u n y" r'aoh''S ulT
i". VI 'ie "'hu'ng palh All
COON ,oIlowo., Ir ,t "e epo'' =, pEloI-shot
, III =! '"o.'S ne''a'ihs 'neir
III ai " t"e i''''e party e.
I'I.JI,i ''..I "',u ''g t"ree et"''en'eh-
,I,. ,,,;IiIo ~ "e' '"oe /"
VS., vs. w t''u' "ieeuIng rom
-, t"e 'e.' '''" 'e' Nnlle AaGF'sKie
,If@,. o. ""e"'se sh"t Ia
,,.,' M '' t,.'',ls' "'" "Pp'''thuy IN uy'hs
- '',,'' ,. t'n 'o""ruS drummer
= I'-',,,.t, :, -" """l ""T procure"
cGsI.,' iI
,i .''e 80 --'ss ,''e anu
-, ~. p:l, ~
'i'li.l ~ T r,.S U VIM hAu oc
lie ,I',s;,;a,D 1"eni one o.
Dolriar haj - e", f. ~ a' us'Slu, Mr
wi,h L.i,4i ',,"4i .e 't'i"e'
sons. Both bad lost good deaf OF niood
n"t Noi''''T" "ee'y' ont me cooi crystal
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The oil wells 90 Penn .ts4ia iav. -us.
" nAs operation. aud 90 advane, 80 -
IHics Vi VI. r yi,dirsd
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ever written hy him while enjoying his
eHesight While pehning this letter he
must have seen Miss Julie,ia pass under
h's window in company with her eldest
sister and three young gentlemen, one Of
them an American, student Of the Poly
iechnic School Tic other two were En-
ghshmen, engaged ia business at Zurich.
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t.. g.. -ou ho-uIf.I at
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a. t.s .t. could rpt lie
stt ,f ilc -arr hr
t..r". .'.. - go bop,'uI ttar rhat
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TO trlal. li 'ort guilty. the 49, OF ne
CHniOh N'H"'> -, srud um 90 tne 30.
irus. iould h.n. sf-eicLcd .n . ttI
~Hh H-'er Nrscta t-s.dt L.s ,rH 'tte
room overlook ~ the 'ske. with bsapi.
ini iAad-r~lt spresj Juivrv n,ip h.s sy
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A Grant and Wilson Club-the
bludgeon with which Dent struck Reed
over the Lead
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Women think that ribbons are msdo
TO be looked al; men believe they ought
to be handled.
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No. 90.

Tux DsSrIs1< Morro-"I spare no
pains 10 make the operation sat
isfacsory.'
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-10-05

A Vermonter who sent for one of
the $3.50 hand sewing-mschmes adver-
tised in the papers. received shoema-
ker's awl worth about ten cents.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-10-05

The Indiana Bourbon convention
numbered just thirteen persons. and
nominated's ticket oftwen,y-six names,
some of which have since Withdrawn.
The Illinois Bourbon convention hum
bered no more than four persons, and
met in private.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-10-05

A Ws.h.pgiot sp,ei.i ~ the Postor
Jt" sty- iH rcf r.ucr .o Illinois: Iu
l''r' rF.Y .rrr ttut.. trOp 60 Rtd-
Ie ID. .l.iti-.H prrs'isu frirnd of S.u-
60 logon. gnt ulu has h.rcf.io.e
"r DO 90 ~ -ruguiue oi b. ~u,.r ~ nf'
o., lw'n ih 'hc -4l.y, ,hr writer sa,.
re Wiii 10 n1w b. surITi-ci. II G. .eeles
~ lr,tcG. IL asserts tiiat u,arly very
-cniih-yian in ll.nvis will vote To-
& e ly.
The Chinese have u wonderful 'orce a. 4
elrin. nt ul sireug,L In ,hcil rcsierte,l an4
Huu" cuni-n, d., uilici compr - An area
- 4OO,UOJ square mi'es, snj ~ coinpari
sou Win Wuch l3UUI miies Oi English
coal scem 'si! I....s .hi 90, isuihcauL