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INCONVENIENCE OF ROYAL
RELATIONS.

Here is good story which has not
yet found its way into print, but for the
truth of which | can vouch. Lord
George Gordon, young man of four
and-twenty, wishing to marry a certain
young lady, went quite recently to ask
the permission of his father, the Duke of
Argyle. The Duke, a pompous little
man, replied in effect my son, since
our house has been honored by being
united with the royal family, l have
thought it right to delegate a decision
on all such matters, to your elder broth
er, the Marquis of Lorne. Go, there
fore, and consult him." The Marquis
of Lorne, on being applied to said: "My
dear brother, in case of Importance
like this, | should think it right to ask
the decision of the Queen, the head of
the royal family into which l have mar
ried."
The Queen, on the matter being laid
before her, declared that since her ter
rible bereavement she had been in the
habit of taking no steps without consult
ing the Duke Of Saxe-Coburg, the broth
er of her deceased husband. To the
Duke, then, the case was referred, and
from him letter was received telling
his dear sister-in-law that recent politi-
cal events had induced him to do moth
ing, even as to the giving advice, with
out the express concurrence of the En-
peror William, before whom he had laid
the matter. The Emperor William
wrote long letter, declaring that though
he was surrounded by counselors, there
was one only who had on all occasions
proved himself correct, loyal and faith
full, and without whose advice he (the
EMPEROR would give no decision.
Therefore, he had referred the matter to
his faithful minister, Prince Bismarck.
And it is narrated that when Prince
Bismarck was made acquainted with
the subject, he roared out: Scott in
Himmell what fuss about nothing.
Let the boy marry whom he pleases, so
long as she Is young and pretty
Herald Letter.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-06-15

woman was surprised the other
nightin looking for flea. She was
surprised to find that the insect was a
bed-bug. Although her original object
was not bed-bug, she complained not
but mashed the bold blood-yessel smoker
between her thumb-nails, and beamed
with sweet contentment. Such is life
when we search for one thing we are ant
to Ind another, or two or more. LET II
then ever be our resolve to be contentad
with whatever is revealed to us. to Weld
gracefully to every situation in which
we may be placed, to accept unmurmur.
lngly every dispensation of a kind Prov
Idence. Although things may look dark
to US in the outset. and the WAYS of life
seem mysterious and forbiddine. if we
will only determine to be resigned and
question not the wisdom of what we do
not understand. all will turn ont we'll
In the end.-Brans,etcker
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WARRANTED.

-Four to six bottles of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery are warranted
to cure Salt Rheum or letter and the
worst kind of Pimples on the face. Two
to four bottles are warranted to clear
the system Of Boils. Carbuncles and
Sores. -Four to six bottles are warrant
ed to cure the worst kind of Erysipelas
and Blotches among the hair. Six to
ten bottles are warranted to cure Run
ming of the ears and corrupt or running
Ulcers. Eight to ten bottles are war
ranted to cure Scrofulous Sores and
Swellings. Two to six bottles are war
ranted to cure Liver Complaint.
A WONDER TO HERSELF.
TANKTowN, Delaware March 20 1873
To DR.. R. V. PIERCE:
Your Discovery needs only fair trial
and it will do all you recommend it to
do and more too. When | was fifteen
| caught cold and for twenty-eight years
L have been perfect wreck of disease.
and all the medicines and doctors hill
have RIM up at times to two and three
hundred dollars, and never any better
but worse, when give up all hope last
spring of living the summer through
L received one of your Account Books
and told my husband after reading it
that 1t was too late to try further. but
he said 1t was never too late. He went
and bought two bottles and l found it
was helping me very much. Since 1871
was troubled with Catarrh and Sore
Throat, and was almost entirely deaf in
one ear and my voice was as dull as
could be. There was constant pain in
my head. Now my head is as sound as
dollar, my voice is clear, and I have
used ten bottles of your Discovery. It
has cured me of Catarrh, Sore Throat
Heart Disease, Spine Affection and Tor.
pld Liver. My Liver was very bad
My skin was rough. When 1 put my
hand on my body it was like fish scales
Now 1T is as smooth and as soft as +;
ehild's. In conclusion l will say [ hay,
been well for three months. | am ,
wonder to myself and friends. This i
but an imperfect statement, half has no
been told.
Yours with respect. HESTER LAoKEy
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TIE GEM
MICROSCOPE

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s5IEAi CHANCE FOR AGENTS Igen,s n.
- 'sls sAe.e- Men and Women Boys and irss sl
I1s,ss POSTPAID. on receipt OF price Is ssa4n
Dh hALi COMPANY, 2s4 Wabash Ave. ChSessa ~
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Ayers
HairVigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, and
effectual for
preserving the
hair. 1T soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to ats original
color, Nth the
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-06-15

never whip your horse for becoming
irigntened at any object by the roadside,
lot IL ne sees stump, log. or a heap
OF tan bark IN the road. and while he IS
cycling it carefully, and about to lass Il
you strike him with the whip, it Is the
log or the stump. that is hurting him IN
MS way OF reasoning, and the next time
ne Will be more frightened. Give him
time 70 examine and smell of all these
objects and use the bride to assist Won
IN bringing him carefully to these OBJ
jects of fear. ''0 w
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-06-15

And you will find it your advantage buy Specs
you get the worth of your money instead of
paying peddler $500 to $500 for cheap specs that
cost him. not over so cents. 1 have the genuine
sPebble Lenses" and the celebrated Diamond Specta-
cles which be had of no peddler as the company
making them, refuse to sell to peddlers All my goods
are appropriatA for
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-06-15

GEN. BRIsTow.-General Rr;stou
was one Of the original Union men of
kentucky. He early entered the SER
vice and has an excellent military rec
ord. At the close of the war he resum-
ed the practice of law, and was soon an
pointed United States district attorney
at Louisville. Here he rendered most
efficient service to the government, act
ing IN closest accord with General Geo.
ii. Thomas in suppressing the Ku-Klux
His efficiency in the office caused his So.
lection, without his seeking it. for the
ofhce of solicitOr-general upon the crea-
ton OF the department of justice. At
the close of two years service in this
position he resumed the practice of law
at Louisville, In partnership with Gen.
John Nj. Harlan, and their firm TODAY
is one of the most prominent in the State
he did not seek the office and has in
fact, taken it with very great reluctance
and only after united urging on the mart
OF many friends. The President did
not consult him, even indirectly until
after 1t had been decided to make the
nomination. So the papers have it.
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Manhood. How Lost. How Restore


lsit just published, edition of DIR. Culver
ENWs1yVell;s Celebrated Essay on the radical
IaSHEkcuTe (without medicine )of SPERMAToRRHGA or
3EzszSemial Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses
IMPorENoY. Mental and Physical Incapacty, Impedi-
ments to Marriage etc.; ALSO CONSUMPTION, EPILEP-
sY and FITS, induced by selfindulgence or sexual
extravaganza Piles, &C.
Mss~Frice, in sealed envelope, only six cents
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates from thirty years successful
practice that the alarming consequences of seabuse
may be radically cured without the dangerous use Of
internal medicine or the application of the knife
pointing out mode of cure at once simple certain
and effeetual by means of which every sufferer no
matter what his condition may be- may cure himself
cheaply, privately and RADICALLY.
MS-This Lecture should be in the hands of every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent under SEAL in plain envelope, to any address,
postpaid receipt of six cents or two post stamps
Also. DR. SlLLSBEES REMEDY FOR PILES. Send
Tor circular. Address the Publishers, o29
CHAS. j. C. CLINE g. CO.,
I27 BGwery, New York, Post-Office Box 1886.
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DER WEsTBoTE E.
RE1NHARD & TIEsER, Publishers !.
r E N M s.
Two Dollars per Year, invariably in Advance.

tbrer Gnfunft an ber Citation bes Nadtquars
tiers bic beiben Damen auf eine pierteI ooer
babe Stunoe. Damn bate er nod benz Mas
gen ieben noIlen, ob er in Der aeniSe out
untergebrabt iei; bann babe er NIT bem
goftmeifter iibsr Die taorsise sour sefproden;
ober er babe aud nisr nod cine promenaoe
| gemadt. Gep0bnltd NOR er BEL feiner 9iids
febr in tiefen @ebanfen unb bic Baronii, aab
/ ii5 fdtIi6 Nlbe ibn bur9 alIerIei Sher,e
unb 9iefereien aufSubeitern.
Gin paarnaaI sIanbte bas Sraulein aud,
bes Mor8ens Bel tbrem grmaden cine bumpfe
Sbmere in ibrem Gopfe nnb eine ,,ngemobnte
@rmattuns in ibren @Liebern gu fiibIen. Sic
| bate aufaenedt rperben rtiiIIen, tnb lie bate
Uube sebabt, CUR fIaren 8efinnuns 3u foms
men.
Snbeb fie ieste bies auf bic unsepobnte
4nftren9ung Der Geiie unb a9tete NIT Der
3eit aud auf bas anbere ni9t ionberIi9
nebr. SIRE beioen Reiiesefdbrten bIieben
INNER 9leid freunbIi9 inb boli9 sesen ite.
l1no bod i6pebte &aroIine WiIo fat in
ieSen Nadtquartier i5rer @eiis in srober aes
benssefabr.
Der 8aron 2aase uno 5rau paren elm
S9ninbIerpaar, bic auf gerbre1en bic Welt
burdsogen. St mar bauptld6li9 faIfder
SpieIer, seIeSentIi6 uber aud Dieb nnb Raus
Der nno nod mebr. Seine ib6ae, Semanste
unb perl6mibte Srau mar uater Der Masfe
Der @utn,iitbi9feit unb GinfaIt feline rpirbiae
8enoiitn, bic ibnt 8impeI unb glihtaimpeL
aIs Dpfer sufibrte unb fefbieIt, an ieinen
gerbre9en aud rppbL ilrlmittelbaren IbeiI
nabm.
go sosen Die geiSen pom benz einen gnbe
Guropa's 5u bein anbern, baIo i.t,ter biefent
balo unter ienen RamerL INNER unter einem
arinofratii6en.
Sn Berlin bate Der 8aron l1n9liid gebobt.
ST mar ols rei6er ruIj1i6er @raf aufgetreten,
als Abenteurer unb faIi9er SpieIer entIarpt
uorben. Sn berleIben Stunbe perlieB er feis
ilen Gaftbof nnb febrte als Baron 2an9e aus
9urlanb in etnem anoeren SoteI Elm, nm urs
ter bieIem Namen frIb am foIgenben Morgen
nit GrtrapoIt CUR Iufiu6uns neuer ,inb beie
ferer Mbenteurer ab5uretIen. I'm 5ih Dor ges
fdbrlt9er Berfolsung unb r,ebr 8u fi1ern,
nuBte feline Srau Serrentleioung traaen.
Raroline g8ilo mar bert gerbrederpaare
aufgefaLles. Sbre aubere Grideinuns seiste
2sobl5abenbeit, ite tpoIte bic rneite Geiie
MAIDEN; Der GelIner, Der iiber ibre MitreiIe
perbanoelte, tbeiIte nit, baB iis einen grpben,
i9neren GeiletofFer BET ii9 fiibre.
v5ie nub 8eIo BET it9 fabren, iasten ii6
bic 8ltde ees gbepaares. 49,
ltno GeIo batten iie boppeIt n6tbig. Der
Baron mar iinter BerItner 9auner 9eratbea
uno, anitatt jli rupfer, ielbft Serupft tporoen.
,8enn mir" batte er idon 5u ieiner Sraa
seiast pnidt balo einen Sang MAIDEN, 10
Ytiifgprs mir tinfpren g4anet. terfn,,sp,t
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1nglaf auf elmer StraBensGifen ems
balm. - Nadoem au Sonntas in 4euarf,
SC. s., Elm StraBeneiienbabn.W .Wagson Der
Soutb. .0ranSesAuenues2inie auf ieiner Sabrt
bergab Die sSatrmontsIuenue 9efreuat bate,
brad bel bem 8eriu9e bes Guti9ers, an5te
baIten, I'M 9aiiasiere in ben bereits gana ans
eefalIten Was9on oufsunebmen, Die 8remie
unb in furdtbar rafben 2aufe, nobel bic
Bferbe ibr Aeuberfes aufbieten mnBten, I'm
nt6t Iberfabren sr ruerbeI, trteb er nun ber8z
ab. llnslldli9erpeiI Ie fam I'm oteie 3est
audi Elm Waeaon pon unten beraut unn etIe
go4iiion fhien rnuermeibIi9, ba es unn6ss
LID 5ebien, auf bic @ei9e einsuIaufen, rueI6e
iid BEL 8rueeiireet befinbet unb fur ben gu
SbaL fabrenben Wasson beitirnt If. Inn
ben @asson gum GntsIeiIen 3u brin8en,
fprans iblieblib Der &niI9er porn ab, nno
rtB Ieine Yferbe nit oefualti9em Nude bets
in1. Sierbar1 purbe bic GOlIiiion peruaies
ben. Aber Der pI0blide Stud, meIden bic
Bferoe erbielten, bradte ben Wa9gon sum
Sturse, er fieI eisentbiinli6er Beiie pon bin.
ten nad porn, 10 bab Der bintere GinsanS bot
il, Der 2uft mar. 9ie in BEN en8en &aus5
suiammensepfer6ten 2eute, in, @an;enp Der
Berionerl, 1tiirsten 6ur6z nno anfeinanoeT rles
,uie sesen bic @IasIdeiben. Sic srhasser
uie iid benfen last, elm iammerpolle y
I9rei. Natarlid mar iofort cine bes GER
AnsabI 2elte bel oerlstt lIdgsSi I'M 81. - I'm
sIldten aus ibrer bebauerIid g N, ~.
Ireien, bic 8ermanbeter in olses ,rra.ss sbe 5
aen unb ibnen ale m6alsdRs "
SIN @an3en ,purben 81 Jill
n,inber perIest. @faS, s9s ~
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Columbus, Ohio, 0onner1ae, ben 80. sfpril 1874

roanbte ibm bas ernite Intlit ,inb bic in Sbrds
nen i6rpimmenben Ausen 10 bittenb gu, baB
er eritummte unb ieine Borte fait bereute,
es beburfte ibrer ni5t. Dab Der na9ite gez
burtstaS bes 8ieoersefunbenen 10 sldnsenb
sefeiert ,uurbe, ruie nod feiner ber uoriser,
peritebt F9 tpobl pon felbf.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-04-30

Das 00rbtlo, 0enl yDr. nltn8 alias
@raf 8apnifi, in 8ei9minbeIuns elmer 2es
bensperit6erungs @eieQ16aft na93uabmen
iudte, mar Der S6neiber Iomai9ef in 8ers
lin. neber bieien unternebmenoen Sitter Der
9eabel liesen folsenSe Wtittbeilunsen Dot. bic
Elm Stem gorfer beutfder Ar5t aus ber grinz
nerung aufseSeidnet bat: ygs CAB amei Briis
Der IomaI9ef. 8eioe ,paren S6aeiber. -
Ser altere mar ,DamenI9ns:5sr" unb ber
iiinsere vSerrenI9neiber." Griterer pobnte
cine Geibe uon Sabren in &ppenba8en, no er
ietn 2ebsn in elmer ensliI6en 9eIeai6aft pers
it9erte. gr uaa9te banfsrott unb fam im
Sabre 1848 aIs armer Ntann na9 Berlin, tpo
feIn iiin9erer 8r,,oer gIeidfalls in nibli6en
8erbaltniiien lebte. Sros5em bate bieier
2ebtere eiilen ySausar5t" nnb bas mar Der
Gbirur9us Gun;e. &ud GunSe mar nibt
nit 9lldssiitern seIesnet. Mit 5einer 9iIfe
purbe bas eompIOtt, bic enslii6e aebensuer.
| ii9ernn8sseieai6aft 5u beidpinbeIn ms
Berf seiebt. Sn tpeiien 8opf Die Sbee ents
itanoen, Oh in benz Gopfe beS vSerreni6neis
bers" ober bem bes ,9amenf6neibers, bars
iiber i9mebt ein Duntel. 8enus, BET gers
! it1erte bate 81 iterben.-aunse ,purbe ge8en
3abIuns einer seringen Sumine beitimn,t,
ben notbt9en TobtenIbein ausauHellen. 9lnf
Ieinen Gatb bate Der 8eriiderte mebrere Ias
se lang cine lebenssefdbrIi9e &ranfbeit fins
girt. Ser IobtenIdein, ben Gunse ausses
ftent, mar uDr. Moper" unterseidnet. Ser
Sars ,uarb nit Ralbssebarnt, bas i9on in
8ersueIuns iber9e9ansen NOR, unb eirem
Bl9eIbrette, iueldeS nit 8iegeln bef6wert
puroe, sefiIt. 9ur9 bas 8orseben, Tonas
i9ef iei an elmer antedenben Sranfbeit se=
itorben, rpurben Die fi6 meIbenben 8eileiobes
5eusenoen pom 8ef9ti9en Der 2ei9e ob9ez
i9redt. Die 8eerbtsuns faab uor benz Salles
i9en Sbore Hatt. Ser permeintIi9 Tobte
fab, binter elmer Sede bes Sriebbofes perbors
gen, ieinem 8esrabnifie su. - 9ie gerf9es
runssiumne pilroe aud ribtis ausbesablt.
Den 20menantbeil einttrei6eno, besab it9
Der aItere Tomaf9ef nad 8Obnten, in Der
Jdbe Brag's, ieines 8eburtsortes. Geinen,
bort lebenoen Sdwager tbeilte CT int gers
trauen bas 8ebeimntB nit. gfaa etaigen
Sabren entitano Spii9en ibm nno feinem
Shmager 3rpift. Gs banbeIte ii6 rm cine
fLetne grbihaft. gon &a1e9eflbLen 9egen
ben intrisuanten S9neiber e,fillt, benun3irte
ibn ber Sdua9er; Gon,ai6et Der AeItere
sBurbe Q852) mad 8erIin transportirt uno
genseinf6aftIi9 nit ieinem Bruoer unb benz
Gbirursen 8un;e proeeiiirt. Ser 9roseb
i9leppte fidb srpei Sabre lang bin unb enbete
oanait, baB bic 8riber Eontoi6ef ie gu abt
Sabren uno GunSe, ruegen nrfunbenfali9nng,
su fteben Sabren 3udtbaus ueriirtbeiIt tuars
ben. Sic tpurben na6 ber 8ranbenbnrger
5trafanftalt 9ebra6t. RunSe, rpel9er als
Straflins bic Apotbefe Der StrafanftaIt gu
perrpatten bate, ftarb int Sabre 1857 I'M @es
fananiB,
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The Living Telegrapher.

Symptoms are the silent characters
through which the diseased body telegraphs
its condition. But they are not always read
a,ight, and the medicines administered
sometimes aggravate instead OF relieving
the complaint. Conspicuous among the In
stances Of malpractice which ere OF daily
occurrence, is the habit OF dosing dyspeptlc
and constipated inyaids with powerlul
which are skillully blended the vegetable
elements best adapted to the inyigoration
OF the stomach, and removal, without vio-
lence, OF regular discharges from the bowels
should be taken twice or thrice day as q
remedy for indigestion Of every type, and
for costjveness, whether chronic or CASUAL.
no other medicine will bs required and the
cure will be rapid and painless. No medt.
cine, as yet discovered or compounded,
equals Hostetter's Bttters as speclhc ior
all affections OF the liver, as well as Tor dis
eases OF the stomach, the bowels and the
nerves.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-08

TIE PENALTY ON MANsARD Roofs
In accordance with resolution adopt
ed by the New York Board OF Fire I'm
derwriters, July l6, 1873, all buildings
in the metropolitan district having
frame Mansard roofs will be subject to
an extra charge OF one per cent, dwell
ing houses excepted, on and after jan
uary !, 1874. In addition TO this, ho-
tells and public buildings having this
kind OF roof will be charged half per
cent. There are about AS buildings
in the city that will be subject to this
rule, the most OF which are warehouses
-Nev York Journal of Commerce..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-08

rlast we have what appears to be
an authentic report that Mr.. Attorney
General WILLIAMS has concluded to do
what, If he had had the modesty OF q
cart horse, ne would have done month
ago. 1t is said that he has requested
the withdrawal of his nomination as
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court and
that the President is ready to accede
to his request. In consideration OF his
lacerated feelings. however, Mr.. WILL
LlAMs is TO be given foreign appoint'
meat, probably that Of Minister to
Spain, Mr.. CUsHiNG's appointment not
having been confirmed as yet, but kept
back apparently for the purpose of
making an opening for the late
Attorney General. In TACT it is by no
means improbable that CALLS CUSHING
may now be nominated for Chief JUS
tice and Mr.. WILLIAMS be sent to Mad
rid to tell all he knows about the Vir-
einius. President GRANT moves in q
mysterious way his wonders to perform,
and it may be that he has his eye upon
some country lawyer to fortune and to
fame unknown to whom he will tender
the Chief Justicesbip, but the indica-
tons at present point to CALEB CUsH-
ING as the coming man. He would be
a decided improvement upon WlLLlAxs
and his appointment would meet with
general commentator. .
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-08

DLStIuk DCou Va
& Among the many distinguished per-
sonases Who passed away during the
yen. which closed yesterday are The
following:
Louis Napoleon, ex-Emperor OF the
French; the dowager Empress Of Bra
I'll; the Empress Caroline Augusta OF
Austria; the King Of Sweden; King
John OF Saxony; the dowager Queen
of Prussia; the ex-Duke Of Bruns-
wick; Prince Joseph Poniatowski ::
Lord Wellesley. ex-Lord Chancellor
OF Great Britain; Governor Geary, OF
Pennsylvania; William II. Meredith, Of
Pennsylvania; Admiral Winslow;
Salmon P. Chase, Chief Justice Of the
United States, A. o. Zabriskie. ex-
Chancellor OF New jersey; ex-Judge
Samuel Nelson. of New York; Edward
Bulwer Litton John r. Thompson. OF
Virginia; Clara Mundt, (Lopise Muhi-
bach y Sir Henry Holland; John
Romeyu Brodhead; John Stuart Mill
Fedtschenko; G. B. Donati. the astron-
omer; Prot. Agssssiz; Matthew F.
Maury; DR.. Aug. Nelaton; Sir Edwin
Lsndseer; Hiram Powers; Rinsldo
Rinaldi; William c. Macresdy; Jas.
w. Wallack; Earl Hardwicke; Sam
uel Wilberforce. Bishop Of Winchester
Rev. Thomas Guthrie; Lewis Tappsn
Cakes Ames James Brooks, New
York; Laura Keene; Bishop Nell.
yaine Countess Guiccioli; DR.. Nc
Guffy. University OF Virginia Bishop
Randall; Colonel James Boyle; Coste
| naturalist; John P. Hale, New Hamp-
shire; Mrs. Clire; Johus Hopk I'M
| Baltimore. ..s..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-08

Tue favorite plan Of burglars now
a-days seems to be to seize and bind all
the inmates Of a house and then ran
sack it at their leisure. During the past
week this mode OF procedure has been
extensively practiced and with crafty
ing successful the burglars. In one
csse the family remained perfectly quiet,
in obedience to the requests OF the
sentlemanly robbers. until several hours
had elapsed after the departure Of the
uuwelcome guests and until all pursuit
was useless.
We don't know that there is any
probability of our readers being troubled
by these midnight yisitations, but, as
an ounce OF prevention is worth pound
OF cure, it might be we'll for our citizens
tobs on their guard, and for the city
council to increase the force o! night
police.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-08

THERE is a prospect Of big land
title suit in Kansas, the Department Of
the Interior having given certain rail-
roads title to 1900 square milea, on
which there are many bona fde settlers,
with their improvements, the lands
having been previously thrown open for
settlement by the government. The
people OF Kansas ask Congress to au-
,hor re suit TO be brought in the name
Of the United States to recover the title,
Il is said that the election OF an United
States Senator to succeed Caldwell il
in some way connected with the Gaze.
The election occurs on the 2Sth.