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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-09

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'''S "eeA re'''sinoer 'ha' you e"e Us Tor
'Poo"' Nu' III curing court Sho
paw up, triu'e's can Almost 40 without
0~'''iS' 0u' can 40 "ithoHt money anu
S'''''0 '''''0 ia" newspaper
The practice otadNertiSing little now
and then may be OF somc beneht, but as
contemporary remarks, 1t is only a
standing advertisement in the columns
Of an influential and respectable news
paper. All the prosperous business
men OF to-day, wAo have made their
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-09
FROM LYON DISTRICT
Literary Sociotios---Closing of
Schools---A Chance for "Nancy
Darter" to get some "Tobacker."
LYON March 9th

Editor Aygus.
Nothing OF unusual interest has
trenspired in this vicinity since our
Isst.
Mr. John Shay who has been con-
fined to his bsd for many months ID
now able to 20 shout the house.
His brother, Mr.. Hugh Shay, who
has also been very ID, is able to be
ont.
Several OF The schools ia this dis
trlct close this week. Among them,
Mis- Alberta ShaHer's, at Austen,
where suitable entertainment Will
take place on Wednesday evening.
Our litsrary societies are in
full blast. The progr2ms at New
burg on Saturday Is quite lengthy
and promises to be interesting. A
notable feature OF Lhis society is its
weekly paper which is ably edited
by Mlss Kate DAILY. The function
society ia claimed. by lts members.
20 be the best and most Aourlshrng
scCIety in this part OF the county.
They are anRiousIy awaiting a chal-
lengs from the Al.ender school
house society TO meet hem at Hows.
vile 10 4 discussion, due notice WA
gwen the TuaneIton society ssveral
months ago.
Mr. M J.. Shsfer is loading $50
ton Of pig-iron (of the old Hardman
stock) At Hardmau Switch TO day.
Nesrs Hurd aud Oliver, OF the
Ironiown furnace Co., are expected
there this week TO make arrange
ments about starting their works.
Our genial friend A. j B1nafeIed
COT coon hunting notorety) is happy.
. boy weight not given, size enor-
NOUS.
M's. DR.. LePge, Of Pittsburp. ac-
compauied by Mics Florence Starfz
man, Of Aurora, psssed through here
en- route for Aurora where the Dr.
~ now locating, having purchased
The property formerly owned by Mr.
w. II. Crimes. Mrs Lsggs was in-
Jured 70 some extent Iu an accident
on the ConDelsvllle road some time
ago. She brought suit against the
company bot Withdrew il spon their
paying her one thousand dollars for
injuries sustained.
Mr. editor we have racksd our
BRAN Tor some time trying to locate
Joe Darter, bot sll IN vain. Now
81 Joe Will tell ne just whore be
stops We vii send be and Nancy a
I plug Of irst-rate store tobacker.
What say You joe we would like
50 much TO get acquainted with
Nancy.
ONCE A WEEK
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ADVERTISE ENTS.

rI'O THOMAS Il. CARRICE AID NIL
4 CNAEL CNREICk; You ARE hsre-
Icy notified TINT On tho 20th day OF March
1875, ~ tho office ot Caldwell nrd
Caldwell, No, 1912 'hopliue street. iu the
city OF Wheeling, state ot West virginia.
the dep '>Uians CT suudrN persons will
ho iANCu Oh ho read a. evidence in th,
hearing OF the suit iu equity now pond
INK in the Circuit Court ot the county OF
Irc> ton wherein We are plaintiffs and
Vou and others arc defendants. Amt IL
irom any cause tho Sud dcpo~iiions
should not ho t,keu. or being commuuc-
td aud not completed, on sail day. the
aud lroW time 80 time to time until Ia
KEN and completed
BLuCl BROS. x OTHERS.
y. * NJ. p. a., lD5i
December F., 1877. IS1. 90
tenruNrN les, s, I2l jus $500
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Connterfeits in Cironlntion

Peterson's Counterfeit Detector bids
the community beware OF counterfeit
notes printed from plates of three banks
two in New York and one in Penn
sylvania-with tho name changed TO
some other bsuS; also to counter felt
$40 notos altered from Richmond Ma
tioual Bank, Ind, 10 Richmond, Va, by
FASTING Virginia over Indiana"
Among the counterfcitS latest put in cir
culation is one on bank i'm Indiaua,
seven on banks in New York. one on a
New Jersey bank, and ono ou country
bank in Pennsylvania. Next comes an
advice to refuse s. notes OF eight national
banks in Illinois, one in Indiana and
three in Massachusetts, on tho ground
that nearly the entire amount OF the gem
uine notes of these banks has been with>
drawn from circulation, aud no addition
al issues will be made.
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ADYERTIsING RArEs.

Transient Advertisements 81 per inch
for first insertion, and hity cents for each
additional insertion.
Advertisements OF moro than two
squares, standing for a longer time than
one month. subject to special rate sched-
ule which can Ee seen by calling at this
office.
TRANSIENT advertisements must be
paid for when ordered.
LEGAL notices p cents per line for four
insertions.
Personal communications will be i'm
serted for 81 cents per square.
TEN lines of this type one square.
LOCAL notices Ten cents per line.
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TOMMlSSIONERS SALE or
~ HOUSE AND LOT IN

BltUCETON
Pursuant 10 decree of tho Comfy
Court OF ~ eston county, rendered nj the
November torn, 1878, in tho Chencerv
case of George Maust vs. John Gibson &c.
Will on Saturday, the l6 day OF March
1873, il boing court day, offer at auction
before the front door oft Court House
of Preston county, the house and lot do
creed In said case to be sold; II being sit
uatcd IN the town of BrucetOn, Pres.
ton county, W. Va. Tho house i4anoat
two story frame building near the bridge
and the same that ~ nov occupied by
said John Gibson.
Terms Of saIo-The property will be
sold for sui1ciont c' sh In hand to pay
COSTS of suit and sale and tho residue up-
on credit Of and ~ months, tho pur.
chaSe~ executing bonds with approved
security, bearing interest from tho day
OF salo for tho deferred payments Of pur-
chase money
lF1G u $3.50.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Murdoch, ct ala,
Va.
Chidostor, ct ais.

ulNNnUh To n us~
creo of the Circuit Court of Preston coun-
tv, | will offer for sale before the trout
door tho Court House, in Kiugwood
on the Sth day of April, 1873 the realty
docrccd To- be sold In The above case.
The said tract oflaud contains one hun
drcd ucres, aud is the same tract of land
conveyed by llezekiHh Miller to George
W. thidester by deed dated tho 22d day
OF April, 1874. Ills situated in Kingwood
district on tho waters oil Lick Run, aud
Is well improved.
1t Will be sold for so much cash In
haud as IL sufficient 60 pay the costs OF
suitaud eNpeuZes of sale, aud tho residue
upon a credit OF twelve aud tweutyNfour
months, tho purchaser executing interest
bearing notes with approved security.
for the deferred iustalmouts OF purchase
money.
JAMES A. BROWN, Com'r.
Feb % 7S-S7.OO
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FROM UNION DISTRICT.
That Veto--We want more Money
Sunday School--"The Argus"
&c &c.

IndJ NeJO-- w Q want more Money
Sunday School--"The Argus"
&C, &c.
uToN DISTRICT, March'l
Edlor Ir0lls
"Stomy March" has como again. The
winds blow, the snow flies, the rain falls.
the mud deepcns, and old time rolls on
ward. The frs year Of the roigu OF bis
'frsudulency' he closed. selah.
THAT VETO
which emanated from rutherford do
signed 70 benefit and enrich tho bond
holder. and to Cypress and impoverish
the labOring class, the poor man rccei we'd
about ~ much poet in our nations
congress as the 0yc0' document and i.s
author deserved. We imagine the effect
produced in Congress to be very SINH
lar to that Of = bull frog plugging into
the Pacific ocean. From present iudica-
tions we arc very much inclined to tho
opinion that this Government has been
run about as long in tho interest ~ tho
-taxpaying bondholder - long
overburdenoo, oppressed and outraged
people will allow. The people cry
nightly Tor a change, The time Of our
nadon's rescue from hoplundeung shy
locks is near at hand a now era soon
must dawn, "rho year Of jubilee ann
come
W. WANT HoRE MONEY.
The crippled industrial pursuits Of tho
I country want more money. Our fc-
tories arc closed our mechanics arc an
I employed, our merchants are idle, all for
\ the want Of sufficient money 70 sumu-
\ late business. The Government mas
pursued suicidal policy for ton years
\ by calling in epd destroy NJ tho "groen-
I backs the best paper money ever is-
sued. which sxacted not cent Of inter,
est, and issuing therefor non-taxabis
gold interest bearing bends, We are
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-03-09

Mr.. JNc. r. KLAUSSR. lsto OF the firm
Of IheophlluS ~ klsussr, sob Printers,
Pittsburgh, il NOW cmploycd in this Of
flee and II authorized To- attend 20 any
business OF the office during our ShsencC.
latlivS paying money to Mr.. kLAUsER
viii receive duo credit upon our hooks
and he is authorized to receipt for tho
same. II. CLAY IN. HYDE.
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F~tOMMISS1ONERS SALE.
William -. Cranes Exec'rs. &c.
rR.
William Glover.
CIRCUIT COUNT in cnANoKpY.

CIRCUIT COUEr-fN CHANCKRY.
Pursuant ~ decree rendered i'm tho
above styled cause, at tho Spring term of
the said Court, 1871, I will. on Saturday.
the Both day Of March. 1878. I'm tho town
Of Portland, In said county. soil 10 tho
highest AMI best bidder, the tract of land
mentioned and described ir the bin and
exhibits Of the above men toned cause.
being the same tract of land that wa.
Ou the first day OF Nav. 1874. cOuvoveJ
10 tho said Glover by tho executors OF
William -. Crane, deceased The said
land ls situate boo the district 0f PORTLAND.
county OF Preston and State Of West
virginia, about one milo southeast of
inc said town 81 Portland, and contains
ninety five acres more or loss. About
one third Of tho and is cleared and ira q
Tine state oi cultivation and under good
Icnc0. 10 rs very desirable farm.
TERMS or SALE.
SO much cash iu hand as NAV he ami
cicnt 20 pay costs Of suit aud expense. OF
sale, and for so much Of the residue AZ
may Do equal ~ tho sum OF tJgI4Z. with
interest on s59l4I, part thereof from tho
I7lh Oi \ prll, 1871. and remaining S2OJ
Ir ia lsi OF May 1877, upon "a credit Of g..
u AND Us months, and for tho remaining
part OF the purchase money. for which 10
may DO sold, boo equal Instruments pava-
pic respectively on the LIT day OF MAY.
1873, and ON thc lst day Of MAY. 1919.
with interest on all the deferred pHv-
montS, purchaser executing bonds with
good security. The sale 10 take place
about one O'Clock Ofsaid dsv.
JNO. BARTON PAYNE.
HDcci0i mujisstyuff
feb' n, '1s. Mich 27s SlI5O.l
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
no tho creditors oeEnon Graham

TO tho creditors o'Euou Graham
decreased
In pursuance ocS decree OF tho Circuit
Court OF tho County of Preston, M ala IN
cause thcr"in pending, tn subject the
real estate of the said ellen Graham Ia
The payment uf her debts. you AFRO ru
CURED To present your claims against tho
snid ELLEN Graham for adjudication a.
Robert w. Monroe, Commissioners, vi
bis olliceiu kinRwood, on or botoro the
ldth day of March noxt.
Witness, Smith Crane, Clcrk or snid
Court, this 2Oth day OF February. 1879.
SMltl CRANE, clerk.
j. \. Brown, Plaintiffs Counsel.
Fob BIS sac
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ADNERTIsEMENTs.
oMMlSSION ELS SALE,
Cranes ENec'rs. &c,
as.
Simon w. WarGucll.
IN CuANCERN-CovNrN corn


Simon w. WRrGvcll.
IN CuANCERN COUNTY COURT.
Pursuant To "A decree rendered I'm tho
above styled cause, ~ the MAY term OF
the said Court, 1877, 1 VII, on SATURDAY
the SOth day OF March, 1875. in The town
OF t'Or land, iu said county. Scu to tba
highest and best hidjcr. the tract Of land
mentioned anal described in the bill anu
I "NhWtN pi the above mentioned cause
,'lng t"v ssmo tract OF lRud thnt was on
the -At' Gay 90 MAY. tSri, conveyed un-
10 the satd NardWCll hN the executors of
w IN. Il, franc, dscCtscd. Tho said land
Is situate IN tho district of Portland.
county OF Preston aud the State OF West
Nirtinia, auiuiuiug the lands oi the hcir,
CT Ulysses Ward, deceased. and nm, Leirs
ct tho said Within n. Crane. decea.ed
aud north 81 tho Baltimore and chi,
Railroad, about three miles northeast
want huW The town or Portland. Tho
hrm ~ really an elegant one, containing
uNo hrudrCd ANA ut,V pcrVs. more or
loss. Much of ,ho land Is cleared aud in
huo state ~ cultivation, with good
uWelltu house aud Outbuiidinra. nuC "A
handsome new barn, rhe arm j. the
I" 'N' desirable I'M tlttt section OF cOun
Try
TERMS or SALE.
SuihCiCut cash i'm h,nd To nay costs Of
suit and expenses OF SHE aud roSiiuo
upon ere, 10 org, ~ md Is months. with
interest purchaser cNocut ng notes with
good security. sale 60 take plucs about
noon cot tho said day.
INO. BARTON PAYNE,
Special Comm S,tuHc''.
''n' - 49, lMch . 70 $ll.OOl
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70 Mlll Owners.

I have on hand several ofthe Standard
Saw Gummsrs, manufactured by the
Union Manufacturing Company, OF Pitts
burgh, Pa. These gummers are chained
by the manufacturers unu 10y practical
mil men who have used them 10 be the
best manufactured. They are ser feed
ers and have self adjusting tooth cutters,
two very important improvements pos
sessed by no other GUNNER. They arc
made light. strong and neat and all the
finished parts nickel plated. They are
easily adjusted to any sized saw. / took
these machines for a debt, and will sell
them at large discount The regular
retail price is $50 but ! will sell thom at
$50 each. 4 circular, containing en-
cravings and full description Of thOm
will be sent upon application.
Address, j. h. KLAUSER,
Kingwood, w. Va
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THE
WEST VIRGINIA AFRO US
Is Published ere1y Saturday ~
n. CLAY r.. HYDE,
KIHGWOnn- PREsroN1 cnrNrr
PRESTON COUNTY, =
Observation-Disclosures

To residents Of this county-One wear.
$3.50; six months, IS; four months, 90
cents.
To non residents oftIe coanty-One year.
Sl,65-the 10 cents extra beng charged
To pr spay postage;-- six months, 50 cents:
three months, 60 cents.
Our terms are cash tn odyance. there
fore all papers will he stopped at the eN-
piration of the term o. subscription, un.
less renewed.
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% = - = isnOt easily earned In these
- times, bat 10 can be made i'm
three months by any one Of either sex.
Bon any part OF tho country who U.s. WILLING
io work steadily at tho employment That
we furnish. 80 per week boo your own
Town. u on nc'd not bo away from home
over night You can give vorr v,f.,Ie
time tp Tho work, or only your SPARE
moments. We have agents who arc
making over so per day. All who en-
gage 90 once can make money fast. At
the present time mouey caunot bo made
50 easily and rapidly at any othcr bust
nos 10 costs nothing to Try the business
Terms and 50 OUTFIT free. Address ut
once, II. HALLErr ~ CO., Portland.
Maine.
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{ NoMMISsIoNEWs SALE.

j \. nrovh
~.
y. g.. * T.. Mason.
Under a docroo OF the Circuit Court
Of Preston county, viii. on the Sth daN
of April, ISIS, before the front door uT th,
Court House In kiugWoud offer tor .n,
the land uVcrCcd To Ice sold in the above
cause consisting OF 69acrcS upon which
john g. Mason NOW resides, In Cortl and
district IL j. good land and well i'm,
proved; AMI u tho ahovcU9 ncros iooS not
sell Tor sufficient TO satisfy the d"creo ol
sIio IN this cause, | will nlso at tho same
Uiuo and place above mentioned oder Tor
Ssle tho tract land adjoining tho said bN
acres which which was sold hy John q.
Mason To Francis Motncny; the said
10 acres * choice pieco OF land aud
uoHrlY all clolrCd.
Tcrms of sale one half cash aud tho
residue on "a credit OF twelve months the
purchaser executing an interest botriug
uoto fir the deferred iustalmout OF pur-
chase mOuey.
JAMES A. bRowN, Com.
Feb. % 7S-ST.25
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MARKET REPORTS
WHEN YOU COME TO KING
WOOD, STOP AT THE "OLD
RELIABLE"
tJNt0N H0TEL

Having tokon charge Of this ulrrop
house, | hovc thoroughly renovd itate
and furnished 10 now throughout. and
nn now prepared TO accommO lato tho
travelling public ia ,,rst-class style. and
VIII spare no pains 10 make my guests
comfortable.
Corucr Main and Price streets, Court
House square,
Ch9tgcS Moderate Good stabling ut
mcGsd. NJ. J. EEFF,.
30jcUn Per John It NeG
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-12-19
PALM Y R A.
Correspondence


ED. PRESS Being reader of your valuable
paper. and having seen nothing Of your usual
correspondent from this place. / have taken the
liberty to send you few items.
Business is quite lively considering tho times
and the almost impossible condition Of the
roads.
Our Graded School Is in q fourishing condi-
tion, with b. b. Davis and Miss Hollister As
teachers. The school is in every way . success.
with about eighty scholars in attendance.
singing convention in this place. The attend
ance was very fair, Notwithstanding the un-
pleasant weather during the most of the two
weeks in which the Convention was in session.
All that attended speak very highly of it. and
of Prof. Heiser as . conductor OF music, He
has gained y reputation that will give him full
house, should he ever favor us with another
On Saturday eve, Dec. 18th. tho Convtntion
closed with Concert, which We had the pleas
ure of attending. and think great praise is due
to all concerned. for the way in which the ex-
ercises were rendered, many of the performers
being amateurs.
Our Literary Society will rival anything of
the kind in the county. The Society meets in
the Town Hall on Friday evening Of each week,
and never fails to attract a crowded house. Old
and young unite in trying to have an interesting
pastime. and the various exercises are moral.
pleasing and instructive. ALPHA.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-12-19

AmtAmhOotAOn IN the NOxtns
BosroN, December 6.-The fact that
the Republican leaders in Warrington
are preparing to make war upon the
South because of alleged interference
with the right of suffrage brings into
prominence q number of cases here in
Boston where negroes have been bull
dozed by their employers and COM
PEELED to vote the ticket put in their
hands by their white masters. There
are two colored men in the employ of
influential Republicans at the High
lands who are ready to make oath that
they were compelled to vote as their
employers dictated or lose their places.
To-day q well-known colored citizen
publishes card in which he says he
has voted the Republican ticket for
thirteen years and served in the late
war. At the last election he voted for
General Butler. Since then he has
been prosecuted and prescribed by his
former Republican friends, and was
not permitted to participate in q Re-
publican caucus in Ward 9. He says :
Il find that this very Republican party
have not actedin good faith, and only
wanted to free MS from slavery at the
South 20 that we might be greater
slaves to the Republican party at the
North
This thing is not confined to Boston
or Massachusetts,, but Is practiced by
Radical leaders all over the country,
and if Blaine's committee make thor
ough work of it they will hardly COM
plete their labors during the lifetime
of any of this generation.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-12-19

WHEN the good time comes that the
Radical politicians have been harping
about and we have specie payments,
we suppose everybody will have dead
loads Of the shining metal. 1t will
be % easy to get it 'as rolling of log.
Let's see. A man has fifty or hun
dred dollars in greenback he can just
take . tram and drop down to New
York, which is the only place named
in the law for redeeming this Govern
msut paper. II his funds are in Ma
tionsl Bank notes and he presents
them ut the counter OF the institution
issuing them, he can take his pay in
legal-tendels, as the law allows them
70 pay in that dishonest money And
that is what the bullionists call q re-
sumption Of specie payments. Isn't
Il . delusiOn?
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-12-19
Correspondence

correspondence.
D1xD-To- day was buried in this place Mrs.
Jacob Hiverly. aged "a years. 7 months and days.
| of consumption. Funeral services in the Luth-
| rian Reform Church. by Rev. Mr.. Beck. of Union
town. Stark county. who preached a very elo-
quent and an appropriate. common sense ser
mon.
| SOCIAL GATHERING.-Last Saturday the resi-
dence of Anson MOulton was made happy by tho
meeting of his numerous relatives and friends.
| who came to celebrate the old gentleman's 18th
birthday. Mr.. MoultOn seems yet to enjoy good
health. He moved to Brimfeld from the State of
Connecticut 81 years ago. We are promised moro
| interesting particulars anon.
AccIpExr-Some time ago William Paulus.
son of F. T. Paulus. was badly hurt by bull.
When leading him out by a ring and chain the
animal became furious. knocked him down. rip
ped open his abdomen and badly lacerated the
| lower part of his body. He is attended by DR..
Price, of Randolph, who hopes for his recovery.
but the poor boy has suffered. and is still suffer-
ing much. Mr.. Paulus the boys father talked as
though the young man might have avoided the
danger had he attended properly to his business;
however. he went out himself last Sunday to DO
some necessary chores in the barn ard. when in
the stable the bull went for him in all his furry.
After q severe struggle. the bull having much the
best of it, he was driven through an aperture not
more than eight inches. We're it not for that he
would have been torn to pieces. As it is. he is
badly mangled, his ribs are broken. and DIR.
Price thinks. as we are informed. that there are
severe internal injuries. His case is considered
critical. We are sorry for Mr.. Paulus. He is
hard working. honest man. and the only fault
that any one could find in him is that he is prob
ably too much of man of the world. We hope
he will be spared for the benefit of his family.
LEG BRokEN.-Lately boy of Domino Flitt-
ner's near Mogadore. was bitten by sow belong
ing to Jerry Wise. Mr.. Flittner went to the res
idence of Mr.. Wise to buy some pigs. taking his
boy and little dog with him. The latter told him
that the sow was cross. The boy ran in among
the pigs: the dog barked at the SOW. when the
animal made for the boy and in u little while
broke his leg and injured him otherwise.
COLr KILLED.-A very fine looking three months
old sucking colt belonging to Nathan Potts. got
killed yesterday in she following manner: Some
of the children left the garden gate open. the
colt got in-Nathan was going of with the mare
and not noticing the colt. the little fellow got
cited. tried to jump the fence. landed on the
pickets which penetrated his bowels and killed
him in that ffightful manner.
NARROW EscAPE.-Yesterday. as John May
was butchering. his daughter Clara. young lad
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-12-19

TIE Radical papers have been re-
Gently making q great fuss over the
psrdoning of prisoners by Gov. Bish-
.op. and notably over the pardon of
one Fuchs, of Cleveland, notorious
criminal. To such a length was this
carried that it was insinuated that the
pardon had been procured by the use
OF money. In recent interview Fuchs
denied that his pardon cost him any
thing, but says he was approached by
friends of Ex-Governor Tom Young
aud offered his freedom for 81 600. He
says he was urged to accept these
terms, and that q preacher came to
him urging the proposition and
saying Governor Young NEEDED THE
MONEY TO HELP HIM IN HIS RACE FOR
CONGRESS. And now the Radicals
srs wishing that they hadn't turned
over that stone.