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The Iola register., 1878-10-26
DR.. JOHN BULLS
Smiths TolicSyrqp
FoR the CURE OF
fever and ACUE
Or CHlLlS and fever.

The propristsr ef this celebrated medicine
Justly claims for It superiority over sllrsm-
edies ever offered to the public for the eAI1,
CERTAIN, SPEEDY and PkR4A0K1T cure
ofAgue and Fever, or Chills and Fewer. whsth-
Or Of short or long standing. He refers to the
entire Western and seathsrn country 70 bea4
him testimony to the truth Of the assertion
that in NO case Whatever will It fail to eureif
the directions are strictly followed and carried
out. In great many cases ssingle dose has
been sufficient for acure, and whole families
have been cured BY . single bottls, With pm.
feet restoration Of the general health. It IL,
however, prudent, and In every case more eer.
tain to cure, II it, useis continued in smaller
doses for week or two after the disease has
been checked, more especially in difaeult and
long-standing cases. Usually this medicine
will not require any aid to keep the bowels In
good order. Should the patient, however, 70.
quire cathartie medicine, after having taken
three or four doses Of the Tonic, single dose Of
BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS Win
be sufficient.
The genuine SMITHS TONIC SYRUP must
have DIR. JOHN stamp On easA
bottle. DIR. JOHN BULL only has the right to
manufacture and sell the original JOHN ].
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP, Of Louisville, Ky.
Examine well the label on each bottle. II my
private stamp II not on each bottle. do not
purchase, or you viii be deceived.
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

A WOMAN appeared before an Ithaca
Police Justice, the other day, and
wanted her father punished for some
alleged unkindness shown her. The
Justice inquired into the matter, found
that the man was over ninety years
of age and that he had been married
four times. go home, young woman,
go hOme," he said, "the old man has
already been punished enough. ."-Itha-
ca IN. W Journal
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

GREEN TOMATO PIEs.-12 pounds
fruit sliced, 4 pounds sugar, l quart
molasses. Cook slowly until the fruit
is well done, then skim it out and boil
the sirup until quite thick. Make pies
with two crusts, secured around the
edges; season with lemon extract, fresh
lemon, orange peel, or spices, thicken-
ing with little flour also. This keeps
well without sealing.
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

WIT suffer with bad cold II one bottle OF
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup will cure cough of
the worst kind! DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is
sold for Is cents per bottle, or five bottles for
s1.0o. in every respectable drug store in the
United States.
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

Our in Iowa the young ladies aid the
yellow fever sufferers by selling kisses
at 10 cents apiece. We opine that there
has been enough wasted around here to
have brought in a revenue of $50, ,3S1 %,
or in that immediate neighborhood.
The worst of it is the waste contisues.
-Cinctnnati Breakfast Table.
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

THE GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE.-Dr. VIII
noft's Anti-Periodic or Fever and Ague Ton
ic! No case of incurabie Chills has yet pre-
sented itself, where this scientific and safe
medicine has been employed. No case has
been found so obstinate as to resist its prompt
and mastery action. No man has been so re-
duced by malarial influences, but with its use
has come up perfectly reconstructed: No
pills or purgative required with this medicine.
WuEELock, FINLAY g. Co., Proprietors, New
Orleans.
The Iola register., 1878-10-26
Golden Cake

Two cupfuls of sugar, butter size of an egg,
well mixed; the yells of eight eggs beaten to
stiff froth, one cupful milk, three cupfuls
-four, with one teaspoonful DooLEY's YEAST
POWDER sifted through it; flavor, add the
eggs last. Bake in small pans.
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

WHEN brand-new pianos can be bought for
S125 we ought to become a musical and mu-
sic-loving people. This is what the Mendels-
sohn Piano Co., 81 E. 18th St., New York, are
doing-selling pianos from their factory at
these prices. Don't fail to write for Illustr'd
Descriptive Catalogue of 4S pp., mailed free.
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

A FAT woman, weighing 497 pounds,
was on exhibition at the Gratiot County
(Mich, Fair,
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

A CABLE dispatch to the Associated Press
says that Mason & Hamlin have been award
ed the highest gold medal at the Paris Ex-
position for their Cabinet Organs. Thirty best
makers of the world were competitors.
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

PARTICULARS regarding Electric Belts free.
Address PuIvermacher Galvanic Co, ,Cincin., o.
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

WILL CURE RHEUMATISN.
CINCINNATI, April g. 1877.
Dear S,r-l have used your medicine, the vegetine
!of khenadfs with great success and believe Il 10 b
the best medicine for that complaint that there IS
Also know good blood purifier and at the present
ume am using as the best spring medicine know OF
take great pleasure In recomending the vegetine to
my uleno6 h. MUGD, Charles Street
YAgetana In &alA hY An mrussasea
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

GREEN tomatoes, pulled before frost
kills the vines, will gradually ripen un-
til Christmas if put in q cool, dry room.
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

grand combination Of the entertaining the useful
and the beautiful with fine art engrayings and oil plc
ures In each No PRICE. CSC. YEARLY. -,
with an uneQualed premium splendid oil pictures
Rock or Ages and The Lions Bride: 15x21
inches mounted canvas; transportation soc. extra
Send pOstalcard for full particulars. Address
W. JENNINGS DEM0REST,
II East I4th Street. New York.
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

In gr
should
prepare
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

veGesiss Il sela BY All Dr.sxisss.
The Iola register., 1878-10-26


which will lead to the discovery of the
criminal, passenger having recog-
nized the head of the woman, and fully
described the man who was in her COM
pany Immediately before the crime was
committed.
AT Meadville, Penn, few days ago,
Prof. L. D. Williams died and was pre-
pared for burial. While the family
were taking last look at the remains
OF him who had been q beloved husband
and father, the widow, who had borne
her affection with much apparent forti-
tude, gave way to q flood of tears, and
sank from the arms of her son a corpse
beside the coffned remains of her hus-
band. Their ages were 65 and 62. The
funeral of the husband was postponed in
order that the faithful husband and
wife, so long united in life, might not
DO separated in death. They were bu.
ried in one grave.
FELIX BERNICI, an Italian, was tray
cling through North Carolina exhibiting
an uncaged but muzzled grizzly bear.
At Weldon, q few days ago, Bernici,
after making the bear perform all of his
feats to the admiration of the specta-
tors, being somewhat under the influ-
ence Of liquor, forgot himself and re-
moved the muzzle. Scarcely had he
done so when the animal seized his
keeper by the throat, threw him to the
ground, and, after brief struggle, tore
his head almost from his shoulders and
mutilated his body in q horrible man
ner. The widest confusion prevailed,
the children and women yelling and
No one in the crowd was
able to afford the poor wretch any as
and he was killed in . few mo-
nents.
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

COLUMBIA, November 16.-Henry Hayemey.
er: Telegram received. It looks now as
though the thing would work at $4,000 for all
seven votes. Have safe man to bring stuff on
receiving telegram in morning. Think now
l will meet him with party at Baltimore.
Could not make it depend on March, but
would on regular certificates of the Board
and other officers. The exact status is, that
two OF the Board have agreed and are con-
sulting with the third, which is a majority,
1 assented, but can withdraw. Portugal teie.
graphed me to day to spare no cost. It's too
late for me to go to Florida but will see and
telegraph you to night Answer me soon and
denniteiy. WEED.
Pelton answered.:
Telegram of thirty five (words) here. Full
telegram left before this morning. Speak
when received. Charles Thomas Jones, Capt
Anna.
Unfortunately we have not found this
(fulD telegram, but the nature of it may be
inferred with perfect assurance from the
alacrity of Mr.. Weeds rejoinder:
Telegram received; lwilD see parties in
Try nee sS9 hSs before
Smith Weed pushed his negotiations zeal.
ously and finally telegraphed:
COLUMBIA, November ls.-Henry Have
meyer, New York: Majority of Board have
been secured: The cost is soooo. to be sent
0o0, and one of $500, all to be $500 or 81 600
bill notes to be deposited as the parties ac-
cept, and given up upon note of hand of
Hampton q. e. State of South Carolina) being
given to Tilden's friends. The three packets
should be sent without inscription, and to-
night, unless you receive a telegram from me
countermanding. Shall try to secure every
thing by the plan of deposit. The friends Of
Hampton and fBavaria) are here in force,
and fear their money and careful watching
and intimidation of the Board. For Gods
sake let It go If you can. Be safe in Florida
and South Carolina. Do this at once and have
cash ready to reach Baltimore Sunday night
Telegraph decidedly whether it will be done.
No doubt Smith Weed got the "definite
answer" he desired before 8 O'Clock, for he
broke out in the following dispatch:
Looks well now. You must have money at
Barnum's, in Baltimore. early Monday morn
ing. go at 10 to might.
Weed arrived in Baltimore November 20.
and New York November g, but the action OF
the South Carolina Court split the milk, and
Tilden's chance OF buying the Board was
gone forever. -
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

MASON 4 HAlAlIN CABINET ORGANS
Demonstrated best BY HIGHEST HONORS AT ALL
WORLDS ExPOSTT1ONS FOR TWELVE YEARS; VIA:
at PARIS, 1857: VIENNA. 1875 SANTIAGO 1875; PanA.
DgiPHIA, 1876; PARIS 1873, and GRAND SWEDISH GOLD
MEDAL. 1878. Only American Organs ever awarded
highest honors At any such Sold for cash or install
ments. Masfrded Catalogues and Circulars with neW
styles and prices, sent free MASON & HAMLIN Oh,
GAN CO., Boston, New York or Chicago
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-28

JUNE 25.-At. the faTds.-Trade was fairly ac-
tire FOR the season on yesterday orders being re-
celred from I'LL directions. Prices remained firm,
as follows: Z, ~ -gs.
First ana second clear, laa2,inch;. s3sGs3a;
second clear dressed, 51650@Sl7 siding Grst COM
mon. dressed $I4.5o@s15: \ flooring: dressed,
dressed. $50; box boards, a. l3 Inches and up
ward s32; box boards u. 3 inches and upward. 81!
box boards. c., 81: A stock boards, 0G12-lncl,
$25@$30: E stock boards, l 0@1 Inch. $50 s26:
c stock boards. 1G@l2-inch, SIT common stock
fencing. No 1. Ii feet. Sl1@sl2. so, fencing No
/. ~ to II fer 81 @sl2.5o; fencinS, Is 70 ~
common boards 10. ~. / 6, and 20 feet, SOC
$l2:5o; Dimension stair $lo@sl2: , ainsns 8 OF
TO SxS. 8lO.50G3sl5 round cedar posts. 10Gl sc. ;
p!ckcts. dressed and headed. $lG@sls; picSets.
rough and common. sSMS10.
L1ths.-Dry hath. S190@S2.
Shinaiss.-"A" standard to extra, s2.3o@
81. go No /. 81 .25GN$1.30
Inside prices for common lumber are realized for
errceu.-Time3. I..t -
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Ep!soS'S LAsT.-{Phiiadeiphi Times,
Goth. MIR. Bentley said yesterday that
Professor Edison, after cXpcrime. ing for
Two years upon it. had just produced an
Other notable invention. 1t is based upon
the principle OF the phono@raph. and called
The enclosing and transating system OF
tclegrapiy. The instrument consists OF q
revolving disc, upon which is clamped
down sheet OF paper. The surface OF the
disc is marked by a spiral groove. begin-
Ming Of the centre and gradually expand
ing, like scrcw-thread. The disc Is made
70 rcyo!ve by an electric motor, and
while revolving magnet moves over
the surface. following the groove. y me-
tallic arm holding the disc in place Is
caused 10 move. 80 thar the roint which
works in connection with the magnet di-
rcc;lv over the spiral. l1uch the same rs the
point in EaiS0n'S phonograph. moves over
The surface OF iin-iol! on the revolving
Grinder The sheet Of paper thereby be-
comes inatriy, and IS Il stereotype. rs II
were. OF the characters transmitted. Ihls
indtnlcd matriX may become the medium
Of transmitting the communication rs many
times and TO - many different places rs
,nay be desired. Be- connecting the rcvoly-
ing disc with q battery. the disc Will be
made 10 rcyulvc and automatically transmit.
The great advantage OF Ills instrument Is
that 4 message amy be sent at one time III
the ordinary !rlegraphinG ways to rs many
places rs uay Dc desired. Mr.. Edison is
clatcd ever his uew Invention, and expects
that it will soon be put into operation
everywhere.
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s-FINANCIAI..
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURspAY. June 81, 1879.

A,aerfcan Goid.-100K bid.
State observation-disclosures consols. 90 bid. Q!
Virgnia fandable. aok bid: Virginia deferred.
bid, 4. asked; yirrinia ta1-receivane coupons. 81
Citu Secarities.-Ri Richmond city s,s, J. and j.,
t10 bid: Richmond city 6's, j. and j., !O3a bio !;
city s and All Sy
and N. 101 bid: Manchester SIS. d. and NJ, go
asked; Manchester a's ttax-recetvabe), n. ana d,
% RaiiroaG Bonds.-c Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
e's gold. NJ and N. 26 bid: Virgins Centrai Kali
road aEst mortgags Ss j. ana or 100 pid; d
mortgage SIS, j. and j., 100 bid; virginia Central
rinia and tennessee Railroad second mortgage SIS,
j. and j., 034 bid; Eirdnia and Tennessee Ratl-
s ESad R sird @ as and
j., l02 bid: southside Railroad second m9rtgnge
preferred esd. and D., tn bid 79H asked Petes So
bid Richmond aud Petersburg Railroad first mort
gage s's. A. and o., 100 bid: Richmond Frederfcks,
burg and IotGgs RAILROAD m0Fs.ge s and f p
ton,ac Railroad mortgage 7's-J. aud j., 100 bid;
Orange and Aie1nndiia Railroad first mortgage 6's;
Second mortgnge o's J. and j.. sc bid; Orange and
Alexandria Railroad third mort gage s's, n; and
consolidated 6's. NJ. and n, 71H bid; Piedmont
Railroad first mortgage SIS. A. and O.. 81 bid.
Canal Bonds:-James River and haIawla Lanal
first mortgage 8's NJ. and ~, SO asked; James
River and Kanawha Canal second mortgage 6's, ~
and N. 25 asked. 81
Paiiroad Stocks Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad common. / 90 pr, 1917 bid !:
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad seven
per cent. guaranteed. 100 par, 90 bid; Rtchmond
and Danrille Railroad. 90 par, bid asked: Sea
board and Roanoke Railroad common, 100 par,
los asked.
Bank Stocks.-First Nat ional, LOO ar l l6 bid !:
National Bank of Virginia. 100 par, SO asked :;
State Bank Of Virginia. 100 par. 10 bid; Union
Bank OF Richmond, SO par, ~ bid:
Insurance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire and Ma
rine rs par. 80 bid. Az asked: Virginia state %
psr. % bid; Virginia Home. 100 par SS bid,
100 asked; Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par.
sS asked; Civ, 100 par. So bid. SIX asked: Gram
lie. 100 par. So bld, 90 asked; Richmond File AS
ISOLATION. % par, Is bid
Miscelkdne oUS-Old Dominion Steamship COM
pany, 100 par, 90 asked.
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from the Cincinnati Commercial, 26th.i
Tohacce Tradc-..MecffnE oil DcafcFS
ond Resolutions Adopted.

anti fSGS0hUSHNAS <AUSfssStss
Pursuant TO notice, meeting OF the To-
h,cco manufacturers OF Cincinnati ana Gov
;ngton was held at the office OF Coionei r.
sprsgue 20 consider the Address to the
Tnbacco Trade" issued by the convention
=, tobscco.meu held at Washington, d. c.,
June 18th.
ION motion. J. W. Barber, OF Barber d
stout, was called 10 the chair, and w. III.
Myers chosen secretary.
The address was then read TO the meeting
bv DR.. T. 4. Spence, and, after being THOR
ouchiy canvassed, was, on motion OF Mr..
n, {. Bruce. cnncurred in, the vote being
unanimous. The address is an able docu-
nent. and urges untiring effort and Sleep
less vigilance to the accomplishment OF the
rnd in yiew--yiz.. the reduction OF the tax
On manufactured tobacco. The bin having
nossed the House remains in the Senate. In
december next, when the Senate again
conyenes, every effort will be used to OBJ
tain its passage, the reduction to take effect
April /. 1879.
On motion. the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas our representatives in Congress,
Hon. Milton Savier and Hon. II. Il. Ban
ming, OF this city, and Ron. Jonh u. Car
Isle, Of Covington. Ky, with many others,
have laborcd earnestly and faithfully to Sc
cure reduction Of tho tax on tobacco, and
10 them is due in = great measure the sue
crssiul passage OF the bill! through the
House, and VIC doubt not that on the re-
assembling OF Congress they will continue
10 use their good offices and best efforts to
secure the completion OF the great work so
auspiciouSlv bcscn: therefore
Resolved That we offer them Jointly and
individually our most hearty thanks for the
services so freely rendered, and for the in
tercst which they have taken IN securing
lust and much-necdcd legislation for our
great industry.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

JUNE 2J.-BeeccS-No fresh receipts and no Ge-
mand for the lots and remnants OF lots held over
dressed beef was moderate m somewhat lower
figures, or Gaze. = ID. for common to fair native
sides 74GI7.c for good naive sides. EAST side up
town sIaughierers acre getting 7aGlSc. u ID. for
prime and extra beef Some $ ale TcXls beef was
offered II Washington MSrset At nny rrse , bu{ S
may be quoted az 5EhlGc. z ID. For naive fore
quarters Of beef The range to-day WIS o097c q d.
and headquarters sold at 9mf0c. r n.
Culce$-Recepts to-day were 90 head and The
market was ac!ivc at 54l97ac. 3 d. for ordinary to
g2%d Tea WITH rev see so% ST,ey 'a ss
D. and fed calves ut Iml5c. Among the sales were
% Jersey ycas, l4o D.. to go bs., at 7G97Hc. 2
d.: 20 butternk calves, 81 tbs., at BIC. and %
Duttcrmilk calves. lac ibs.. at SIC.
Sheep and Lambs.-Frcsh arrivals we're car
loads, nr 1.S22 head. The demand was fair ana the
market moderately active and firm at sustained
prices. few coarse sheep went ut 3GG3i5c. r d..
but ordinary to urine sheep ranged from 4M1c. p
b.. common TO prime westerns lambs from 5k &c,
and fair to choice Jersey lambs from 76a7kc. q ID.
Dealers report quiet trade; case. ID for dressed
S,oine.-Frcsh arrivals were 33 carloads. or
4,231 head. None CItrcd fir sale alive but
slaugherers willing To pay 44E4sc. q II. for
fair to good corE-fcd hogS.-JonrnGt Of Commerce.
ST. LOUIS HORSE AND MULE MARKET.
JUNE 2i.-Horses and Hules.-Thc week
opened slow In this market yesterday, and change
Is to he noted IN general quotations, which a1e Us
follows:
Good Driving lIorses-No sales. $l25M$2OO
PluGS--In light supply; small demand. 25GD so
Southcrn-Falr and good qualities III
light supply demand far............. 5Ohc Go
StreeterS-Falr aud good New York
streeters In light supply; demand
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..........:...... S5Gy %
StrccterS-Hostnn and Philadelphia In
light supply: light demand. G5Gl 90
General WorkiuS-In limited supply:
light demand. NATURALIZATION. 75GD 100
Draught tIorscs-Dcmaud fair; few y
III the market l23Gt 40
MULES.
Plug Mucs-Supply moderate demand
dull. Observation-Disclosures. 500 -
Plantation Muics-Suprly fair: demand
lalr....... 1VkS W
Smooth AIu!fs-Fa;raud good qualities.
from - To lj5 hands high, In light ..
supply: demand iair................... 90G1 j 10
Smooth Mues-fair and good. from y
15E to 9 hands high. in light supply. l20b3 liC
Smooth sIules-Far and good, from q
to 16is hands high. in light supply;
demand medium. ..................... l2Jm $50
CNDGoEE MULES.
Quotations on Ill grades are S10@Sl5 {, head less
than those for broke mules. Uubrokc mules, TO he
salablc, must he fat. Fat mules, four years old and
under, sell 1T s10Sl5 less than other mules OF
grade. Those that over four years old 10 seven
years are the most Observation-Disclosures.
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Washington items.

: AN EXPLANATION TO SOUTHERN PAPERS.
WAsHISaToN, June 27.--I regret that one
OF the Richmond papers has seen fit to
criticise in its columns our service on the
Potter investigation. A letter is the proper
medium Of complaint, aud il the dissatisfied
paper had written to me it would have not
only secured what was wanted, but would
have elected an explanation OF the difficulties
which lie in the way Of reducing bulky re-
port, which is not completed until late, to a
paragraph which the southern quota OF
words will stand. had already taken steps
to have a special report for the South made.
II you have any cause for further dissatis-
faction write me freely and fully. ~
[Si2nedl W. P. PHILLIPS, 4.
Southern Agent Associated Press.
THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY COMMISSION.
WAsHIN GToH, June 27.-The United
States representatives to the international
Monetary Commission meet here tomorrow
and consult with the President and Cabinet
concerning the policy to be pursued by
them at the conference.
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yGnyes, abandoned the i'd geBe-
rally understood that Noyes was edireet
OF g esarn0r Hayes, and IL
was intimated that the latter intended to
provide for the friends OF That. party. The
witness gave an illustrate on OF the maunertn
which General Barlow Haa transferred from
the position oil counsel OF Alachna county at
his {witness') instance, the effect OF which was
that after having expressed his opinion OF
a matter it was changed within few hours
satisfactory to him and his friends. He re-
ceived letter OF recommend ation to the
Secretary OF the Treasury from Noyes, but
never read 1t, thinking it TO be rather cool.
The chairman requested the witness to pro-
duce the letter tomorrow, and the commit
tee adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-28

P0SrnasTERS AND Posi- FFlCES.-Th
President Wednesday made the following
appointments to presidential poSt-otiices /:
Lewis W. Rose II DE postmaster at AbinS-
don. Washington county, Va, UiCe jackson
". Rose, whose commission has expired
James NJ. Matncy is appointed postmaster
ut Wythcvi!n. Wytlc county. Va, uice
William L. Slater. whose commission has
expired. Both The former postmastcrs had
been nominated 10 the Senate and had failed
10 receive confirmation.
Edwin A. Mihollcn Is appointed post
master ut Phemont, Loudoun county, Va,
uice Henry Mllhollcn. deceased. John H..
Thompson is appointed postmaster at Bca-
verGam depot. Hanover county, Va. rice
J, Y. Graves, resigned. A new post-ot1ice
is established at Shields wharf, Accomac
county, Va. on the route from Baltimore to
Fits wharf. with Samuel J. Shield as post
master. 4 new post-ottice is established at
Alone, Rockbridgc. county, Va, near Lex
inston, with s. L. Kirkpatrick as postnlas-
ter. \ new post-office is established at
Kerr's Creek, Rockbrid9e county. Va, on
the route between Mckepny's Mills and
Lexington, with 4. Il. Dunlap rs postmas-
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NEWS BIZ 4 ,EGs PHs
PROGRESS MADE BY TIRE POTTER
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEES.

A LONG REPORT or TIE PROCEEDINGS:
SEVERAL WITNESSES ExAMINED-ACcI-
DENT no AN INDIANA EXCURSION TRAIN;
SEVERAL PERSONS INJURED-JAMEs d.
CLAY ACQUITTED OF THE CHARGE or
FORGING ACKNOWLEDGMENT TO HOS
TITAI.-A MAIL-CoACH ROBBED BY IN
rnANs-FTTz JoHS PORTER's CAsE-A
INrTED STATES SOLDIER CONVICTED OF
DER-HYMENEAI--THE QUEEN OF
SPANS DEATH CAUSED BY NERVOUS
GASTRIC FEvER-FUSERAL OF THE LATE
CHARLES MATTHEws-DIssATr
AT CoNsTANTiN0pLE AT THE PROGRESS
CONGRESS IS MANUFACTURES FOREIGN
ITEMS,