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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-04-27
HUMBOLDT FAIR,

The Humboldt Asriculturak and Me
chanical, District Fair MI be held a,
Humboldt Kansas/ ito 1st. I'd, Sd, 4th
and 5tk dsya>of October, 1873. Pre-
miums guaranteed in full.
T. w. 81. SLAvENs, Secretary.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-04-27
STRAY LIST.

Taken up by J. A. Scantlin, Cottage
Grove township, one gelding pony, 8 OF
9 years old, about 10 hands high, blaze
in the face, blind in left eye, slit in top
of loft ear, no other marks or brands.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-04-27
A CARD.

To some unknown friends, I desire to
express my thanks for roses and other
flowers planted on the graves of my dear
departed ones H. K. MUTH.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-04-27

Our Hamburg Edges
are selling rapidly. We
hare the largest assert
Dsent and make the Io1U-
est prices.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-04-27

8 dozen Ladies SILK
Hondkerchiefs at 90 cts.
each, 1UoWldbe considered
cheap at so cents. II
bargain. See them.
6 dozen Ladies Fine
quality all Linen Hand
hercl,iefs, henanaed, at
12 1-2 cents, sell 0t other
places at 60 cents.
1OOpoirs Ludiese:ct
quality, 1o1aite cotton hose
at 10 cents pair.
These hose are not of
the cheap t7iDasey quality
usually offered ut this
price, but extra rul,te for
the nominal price of 10
cents pair.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-04-27
METHODIST EPIsPOCAL.

Corner Of jefferson avenue and Broadway st.
Services every Sabbath at l0k to Tx A. N. Sab
bath School from Tx to lex Glass meeting
from r. NJ to L. Preaching from TX r. u to ~.
j. 8. KLINE, Pastor.
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SCHOOL REPORT.
Report of lola Public Schools for the
month ending April 18th, 1878:
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-04-27

On Sycamore Street. Services every Sabbath
at II o'clock A u. and O'Clock r. II. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evenings.
j. W. ALTON, Pastor.
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WANTED.

A girl to do housewori. Inquire of
G. d. Ipgesroll, at this Office.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-04-27

METHODIST PROTESTANT,
In Odd Fellows Hall, every alternate Sabbath
night, commencing April 18th.
W. H. MAKEANY, Pastor.
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PRESBYTERIAN.
BAPTIST.

Corner Madison avenue and Western street
Services i0k T. m. and p. m. Sunday School .
u a. m.
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NEW BOOT & SHOE SHOP.

The undersigned has just opened up !, Boot and
Shoe Shop in the building just south Of North
rup's store. All kinds of work for ladies, gents
and children made or repaired in the best man.
ner and As cheap as can he offered. Give me
cab. T. w NANENDORE
lola, Feb. 9th. 1878
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New Goods.

Me1c and fashionable
Hats of the latest styles,
and Ue,y cheap. Beau
ti1ml FLOWERS, Plunses,
Feathers, etc., and every
thing In the Millinery
line. Call and see the
Latest Styles.
Mrs. Jas. Simpson.
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H. L. HENDERSON, Principal.
LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining in the post
Office at lola, RAMS, April "a, 1873:
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MosRoE, La, July S0.-A party oi
masked men, yariously estimated At from
20 20. 500, rode into Monroe &C O'Clock
this morning aud tOrcIbly = took ifopthe
parish jLil lour Jeolpred men who were
conined these, charged with murder,
They took them into Court House Square
and hung them to the limb OF an o9S
uee. Three OF tlie' victims we're implI-
Gated 10 he Hili1g Of W.lC-Hssefad,
last May. white constable At Trenton
uho attempted 10 larrest9 then, - II
allesed, for disordsrly conduct in the
streets. They had been tried and one ol
them, sentenced to prison fop lite, and The
other two ferianded for new trial. The
fourth victim was charged, With. BAylay.
ing and numbering another negro In cold
blSod.-Hs hld been sentenced BY ths
District Court to the pepiIsnIaEy. bpi
obtained new trial. The vetdiet OF TIE
corouer's jury was that said parties came
TO their death BY hanging. and that the
same was done b. patiiessuhknoHn "a
The Jury. The names Of the men hung
we're Pleas Phillips, ,Hsnry Arthuss, jim
Beatty and Tom Ross.
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ACorner in wheat.

The Chicago Tei6Eae of MoSdsy hss the
following in reference to the wheat mar
,ket: Ssssga
I During the week the "bpllss in Chica-
20 and MilwAukee have been engineering
! corner in the wheat msrket, and prices
have been materially advanced, In the
latier city the squeeze has aeuhed more
formidable proportions than here. July
options were seiling here Atethe close ON
Saturday at $lD6lal 06, While in Mil
Saukee they ranged al SLl2ial IA. A
very large line OF shorts for August de-
livery had been put on bob markets, and
for these options prices advanced in syuis
patty with the movement Tor covering
the July shorts. On the bulge the bears
threw out an additional line, and have
since been hAmmering the market with
the hope Of hedging agsinst the Losses
resulting from &the July deal. Wellc
posted operatoEs state that in both
cities the lines Of July SDd August
shorts amounted To fully 20,0o0,0O0
bushels, while The visible supply Of ali
grades Of wheat, including that in New
Qrk tn0 co rOutt 70 kuhL ClAyI AOotGa w
little over 1000, 1000. The receipts here
On Saturday were 5000 bushels, and in
Milwaukee about $4,000. Adviees from
the wheat crossing region on SaturdG.
afternoon were In the main less fasorA-
bic, and the "bulls" proGted thereby By
forcing up the market for August options
about ouc-half cent from the lowest point
touched during The dGy. 0ne Of The
anomalies.of the, corner ia Lbs doctoring
Of water wheat 90 - to make,it pap in-
spection d No. . spring Spot winter
wheat il now selling AZ about 10 cents
less than spring. By adding twenty
Bushels or q. Of The latter % = car load Of
the former; THE rural dealer realizes y
profit Of about S35 10 the car load, which
would not accrue to him were it not for
the squeeze which The %longs" are giving
die A.horts." out Of l5l car loads re-
celved here on Saturday, 80 were of doc
tored winter, which passed muster a.
good No. 2 spring in accordance with the
Inspection rules as established BY the
Warehouse ComnissIOners.
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bowman Preparing for War.

81. LOUIE, July S0.-A number Of
bresch-losding Springfield rifles have
been obtained and placed in The Market
House in East ST. Louis for the use Of
Mayor Bowmans Deputy Marshals and
other citizens for the defense oil the city
.honld an attempt be made TO take
possession OF il by the Metropolitan
police or the anti. BoWmanites. The arms
are placed in the Western Market House,
which has been planked up and secured
against an attack, and The place looks
somewhat like an arsenal. The Bow
NANTES say they don't intend to bring on
further trouble, but will defend them
selves and the property Of the city in
their possession to the last extremity.
Mayor Bowman ssys that be will not va
cate City Hall unless compelled to do 80
BY the militia. Deputy Marshal Borean
l. still in the city carefully SAtehing the
movements Of both parties, and Is ready
TO. act at 8 monents notice.
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did not do 20 wall on the second quarter,
aud fAe half VGsreAehed In LOTT, three.
fourths Of secopd behind his previous
time. The same relative speed was KEEP;
up, ABd the three-quArters vAs made In
1:4It. The running mate WAs hopelessly
In tberear, and u the last turn retired,
not deeming It best 10 mAkeany further
attempt TO keep up. Rafns came alone,
however, and oh the home stretch Mr..
Potte, obe ol the patrol judge, turned IN
and helped him fnish. Tbelme in this
hsatlNas 2:l5, half = second dover than
the 6rst trial. The crowd seemed %
think that be hAd made his best time in
the frst heat, ADd were not sslittle dissP,
z THIRD Hr4f :
Tie sun hsdese, behind tbe western
trees, and tEiIigft came on, Rarus re-
'ceivsdl loud applause a. be prepared for
the laSttriaI. he appeared ifesh, not
WithstAnding what be bad already &C.
eomplisbed. The start .IsS had very
soon, and tie crowd looked on his work
With intense interest. he haa6o running
mate fhis tines bot Mf. Potts, on his
horae, accompanied him toths f1rn. BE
sped around toward The qgAfter post
with psteotie steadiness, reaching Il 10
thlrtydhree seconds, the fastest time
yet. S-D3wn the second half he west,
goipg, II anything, faster still. The
half vas made IN lN7, GAdSthe three
quarters 10 l:40i. BE made the lAsi
tnrn ard came toward pthe Audi-
ence'uith rapid strides. Mr.. Potts sgain
met him and came mp toward The finish
on the TIM. Mrsplsn appiiedthe Whip
and RaIus made greater efforts. With
wonderful speed he came, and now al
we're certain thsf Rarus Wouldiin mo-
ment more hSve exeelled pths greatest
task pei known 70 ibe iuEiss pnder The
wire be rent and in atuinkiihg the space
surrounding the. .judges' stand was lined
With an anxious nuliitude. They were
not compelled TO wait long. The Words,
';Raru. 2:l4,EZwere soon displayed to tbett
gaze, and they were reassured Of
having Witnessed one Of thetfnAst heats
ever made. Rlrls never broke but ouee
In the three heats, and then ior. pot more
than two or three steps. ksEA .
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WASHINGTON.
Ni.ty.iourth call boz $40 Honda.

WAsHrxeTos, July SO.-The Secretary
Of the Treasury has Issued the 64th call
for the redemption Of Eve million $50
bonds Of 1855 and consols Of 1855, prin-
cipAl and interest TO be lIaid Al the Treas
ury on aud after The 30th Of October
next and Interest viii cease 90 that day.
The following are descriptions OF the
bopds: Coupon bonds dated July, 1855,
namely: $50, No. 69,O01 70 O., 800, both
inclusive; 500, No. ll7.0ol 70 10000,
both inclusive; S50o, No. s., ,o0l 70 $4,000,
both inclusive: $1,000, No, 16l, DOL 10
$4,000, both inclusive; total coupons,
S. 500 900. Registered bonds-s50, No.
235l 70 2,6O0. both iocluEiTe; 500. No.
1881 10 1900. both inclusive; $500,
No. l0,60l 10 l0,700, both inclusive;
$1,000, No. IS. .45l 70 81, $50, both inclu-
siTs; 5000. No. 9,9Ol TO l0,e5o, both
inclusive; $4,000, No. 1901 70 1880,
both inclusive; total registered, S 800, :
900. Aggregate, S, ,00o. 900.
The Cabinet vas in session about Al
hour and half to-day. Altar the Ad-
iourpment, The President, accompanied
by some friends, visited the Army Medi-
cal Mu.eum.
A coARLAIST FRoM MEXICO.
In the Cabinet to-day s letter from
the Mexican authorities Was submitted
BY Secretary Eyarts, charging that Amer.
Jeans have been crossing into Mexico
and stealing cattle and driving them
across the Rio Grande into the United
States. No action Wa taken in the matter.
The PROTECTION or TRApE MARKS.
The following declaration between the
United States and Great Britain for the
reciprocal protection Of trade marks in
the two countries has been proclaimed
BY the President, viz: The government
Of the United States and the government
of her Msiesty the Queen Of the united
kingdom oi Great Britain and Ireland,
wit6 view to the reciprocal protection
OF marks OF manufacturers and trade In
the two countries, have agreed ~ tolloss:
The subjects or citizens of each Of the
contracting parties shall have in dimen-
sious and possessions Of the same rights
- belong 10 the native subjects or citizens
or a. are now granted or may hereafter
be granted TO subjects and citizens Of the
most favored Nation, in everything re:
lating to property in trade marks and
trade labels. II
1t il said that any person who desires
to obtain the Aforesaid protection must
fulfill the formAliIes required by the
laws Of the respective countries.
4PEk CENT SUBSCRIPTIONS.
WAsHxeros, July 80 The 4 per cent
subscriptions tO-day.were s4lS,l5O.
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River news

The Science departed for PArket,burl
The local packets, with the exception
Of the PhAeton, arrived and departed a
The W. P. Thompson, from cineinpa.
Ii. arrived al noon and owing 70 = eight
rise in the river. was enabled to proeeec
10 Pithburgh.
The Rasou will be the PArkersburl
packet to-dsy st I04 o'clock.
The Thompson, IRON Pittsburgh fol
Cincinnati will pAss down tonight.
Moodsy's Cincinnati Ea9Eir9 says
@Captain James Nichols will bring the
Florence Meyer down to the wharf this
morning and commence loading fol
Wheeling snd way points, to leave 10
morrow evening in place Of the Hndsou
James s. Alexander will have charge oi
the Office"
IBy TslaSrapA.I
PrrnBuEeH, July 3O.-Riyer 9 feet
inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant
CAIRo, July 80. Arrived Martin
Speed, Ohio river. Departed Port
Eads, St Louis; Martin Speed. River 8
feet II inches and stationary. Weather
clear.
VIcKsBuRs, July S6-River iell 8
inches. Up-Grand Tower. City Of Alton,
Golden Crown. Down-YaIOo Valley.
Weather warm.
ST. LOUIS, July 3O.-Arrived-- Clinton,
St. Paul; Lady Lee. Peoris; War Eagle,
Keokuk; Kinney, Kansas City. Depart.
ed-Dermet, Padncab; City Of Helena,
vicksburg; War Eagle, Keokuk; Lady
Lee, Peoria. River 10 feet 2 inches and
rising.
LOUISVILLE, July SO.-clsar and warm.
River stationary, with 4 feet 10 inchss in
canal.
CncrxsA71, July So.-RiVer 8 feet /
inch, and falling. Clear snd warm. Ar.
rived-Bransiord, Evansville. Departed
-Hndson, Wheeling; Bransiord, Evans
rille.
NASHVILLE, July 3O.-RiVer fallipE.
with 90 inches on shoals.
MExRHls, July 30.-Departed-Gatf,
Cincinnati; Belle Of Memphis, St: Louis.
River fallen 2 inches. Weather clear;
maximum thermometer 9eS.
LITTLE Rock, July 30.-Riyer rOse
4 feet At the DardlDelles yesterday. Ar
riyed-Rose City, above. Departed
Kate Hooper, Memphis.
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PORTLAND, July SO.-News has just
been received Tram MIlbeur City that two
Of Hosard's scouts had arrived there
With dispatches. The scouts left How.
ard. command about ten miles northwest
Of Malheur. The Ipdians are entirely
out Of rations. The scouts crossed several
fresh Indian trails, leading direct to
MAlheur Agency. It was thought that
The hostiles we're either going TO The
Agency 10 surrender or making toward
Stem Mountain. Several hostiles passed
through MaIheur, cleaning out a few
horses and shooting At the citizens.
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AUSTRIA.
PrIneely Betrothal.

VIENNA, July S0.-The FredablGa an
nounees the approaching betrothA oi
Count Andrassy's oniy daughter with
Prince Alfred, Of Montemora, distAnI
cousin Of the Emperor Of Austria.
A dispatch says that the whole Of ths
18Th army corps is nov on The Bosnian
bank Of lhe river Saul and win advance
straight to SersjeTo. There Il will NEE
Aboui the 18th Of August division from
Dalmatis. Then the occupation will b,
complete.
that = conference Of all the GsrmIn Fl
napee Ministers win commence At Held
slberg on Monday.
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VOLUME XxVI-NUMBER 'SOs


Loxpos, July SO.-The little craft
Nautilus, from Boston, IS days ont
passed Scilly Island yesterday. All we'll
SEw YoRK, July So.-The steamers
Ponerania from Hamburg, and Rassia
from Liverpool, have arrived.
LONDON, July 3O!-The steamers Italy,
Spain and Oder from New York, and
ParthiA from Boston, have arrived.
MONTREAL, July 30.-Tkere are No
hopes Of saving the steamer MegAnlie
ashore on AntHeosti. The passengers were
transferred for 6lAsgow.
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ST.. PAUL, July S0.-A severe hail
storm 10 Carver, Rice and Dakota eoan.
ties this evening did much damage TO The
crops. In Carver county hail stones fell
four and Eve inches 10 cireumierenee and
covered the ground two or three inehe.
deep. The rloues penetrated carriage
tops. The track Of the storm Eas 10 OF
l2 miles vide.
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4 Case OF Yellow Fever at Cinein-
nail

ciScixsA71, July So.-wm. Hines, Ol
NsE Orleans, arrived here with his lam
lily on his way east, not feeling we'll be
stopped At the hotel. To-day be waE re-
moved to the hospital, his disease being
yellow fever. The Health 0fheer will
establish quarantine for the boats com
ing from New Orleans, aud isolate the
cases that may reach this city from The
South. The PhysieiIns agrse that ,hS
yellow fever can not exist and spread Al
this temperature and At this level above
the sea.
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Railroad Bridge washed Out-A
Train Ditehed.

LrrtE Rock, July So.-A bridge near
Garksyillr, oaihe Little Book d Fort
Smith Railroad, which wa undermined
'by the heavy rains, gave way this morn
Ing, and the rear passenger coach ot q
IirSin going West UAs diIehed. No oDe
was killed, bpk- several were -EOundsd,
among them being Captain Jack HtiBe
nd John Bic, DIST Louis, and one LADY.
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child Killed.
Rr11A1RE. ID, July 3O.

btIbAIhHI " SuEJ VV'
special TO the Is,sllIsenssr.
Abou. seven O'Clock this evening How
ard Romick, an interesting little son Of
Mr.. ROmiek, freight conductor on The
c. & P. Railroad while playing on top Of
4. freight car in The yard. fell Of, crush.
ing 10 . part Of hi. skull, from the effects
Of which the little sufferer died in half an
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-, R,v.slislu party Of Adne'
l'. II s,,l. Convention held yes
y - Tr,, .rideDe, Of its intention
!. 81, u, !. .,alr. ssbt With the Demo
= y. - "a .r.ry o,bsr organization, on
- . =, 1 SoDst money iOr all classes
!, ~, o, D, phr,e, in its resolutions
-. -, a ualdtuiinOus Interpretation.
=, isply ay il a straight forward
=, ,.u ,S.y mean, and they Hean
~ ~, ~, .,,. There i, DOIhing Of the
.'As j.. q Ii. Syracuse idea in its
,,,.i,-s, ,lish nay mean anything that
+, t.s,,,,o. d come fertility Ol in'sn' u.
4, n, ,soO. 10 present a. his indi-
1l,,l isistpr,.tion Of it 1t mean,
., - d. AN. hing for the people Of
It. q .sy Othsr State. lIneAus hon
- ass.y Iar tb. people; 4 currency A'
nIvsis ,Dd pedsenIbls in it. Upon
!, old b.,i. i. look. for permanent
,Gt,l ,l bu,ipes. industries, charging
-, III. Bi..kisyou. agitation Of dema.
rps, sOa in ,nd out Of Congress, the
oi,p1aus d DeVurss which, II adopted
n i. pSisy OI tbs government would
rtI ssdss.,, brig discrsdit and dishOn'
wu d. pltiOs, and .ubvert The very
EisaPs which uOderlis the sIi'!enoe
datERd society.
Ts,rsSl. platform hAs the clear met
LtHig d suDd principle, upon which
ryrtI az lEHd 10 go before an In
aEFsi ptOF'e lud bOnorably stand OF
Id Spa be isss' presented.
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John Meoauu, Of Troy, New York, va,
suHocatsd on Monday night while at
tempting 70 save the books ard papers
from hiS burning paint shop. BE leaves
= wife and Eve children.
At straihroy, Canada, Richard Nor
gans barn burned on Monday, and hiI
littls daughter, Sho va playing therein,
persisted IN the flames.
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INRaiiroatl Eleetlon..

san FRAxctsco, July SO.-At the an
unaI election Of The Gentral Pacific Rail-
road Company to-day, ths following
etntIemea were elected Director. Tor ths
lensuing year: Leland Stanford, q P
Huntinzscu, C. ". Hopkins, 7. n. Miller
Charles eroeker and David n. Cotton
NE election Of officers will take plaee
"a. .morroE. atr
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An important Movement.

FU Da4 lime past ) movement has
b-. ou loot % ooloniIe West Virginia,
y ar1in part, thereof, with Swedish
aslOlislrilu ,nigrant.. The project
IN bs,l Id BY \. n. CroDhOlm. Ph. D.,
,yvurE Sssdph IAs!er Of ability. for
srIy d Sss York City, bot nov Of eOS
hs1t Ir..;, Chiesgo. Mr.. CronhoIm
w dre,i.d in part at Psnn,ylVania
CG1E,, Gsay,bUrg, Pa, and sPpears to
sisPy interested 10 bis OEn country
Rsps I'D tbsir s.liIts. He has been
Il ssGlIIliOn With Lbe State officers,
IN visited diStrent pArts Of the
Astl! vOOd.d eouuhes, and gath.
cd l ru, fund Of iDforma,ion
tz1IuEinlOO work. A q result Of
IN udi, nd NJ. crOnboln'. work.
NO ADds4'ou has come to West vir-
rEi moo. OI The advance guard or pio-
nsn il Ss,OdipaviIn emigration. In
Saisy 'ilA Nr. BatnilI, this young
~ liId ii Vur otiee a few days ago,
I'd lfua BIZ Thit We learn that from
sfs'a u I'tDty IAnilie. are expected 10
III" il he DOOth. OI September and
O=sArs L followed by otbsrs. as the
tfFnuas and information Of these
Paasn ne made known. Mr.. Anderson
VII Hii' hi' temporary headquarters at
0l'nsag, nd ID, pioneer. will, 10 all
F'ISliiy, 'sIds in Randolph county.
a'sclsb BOsea lppeA. to be interest.
shahSo'.neut, ADd, se understand, 1,
saAgT nat s'stI West virgini,n should
~ p'ls Htrefy encouragement, He
'ttPsaed 10 accompany Mr.. Anderson
IVA aE'Iis. adjoining Harrison, and
u sia Il IOeklnE up suitable lands for
u sOsss!. The Seardinavians are
'as's Iss very bat snigrAnb coming
: Asefei, md make valuable citizens.
s's'! soounrsusnt should therefore
srRn 'S' movement Of bringing them
sun |: s'l'e TA.y are, a. a rule, pistss.
< Lsat'Is,, training their children
4 ''sd'ena lOd love for every
F'n nd good, and specially
y n'a''fy lSd family order. Mr..
Aa't'9' Is sus looking speei-
IA Of his s1Os. He appears strong
..'sA R!nsally Tor almost any pioneer
I'd ,'1t 'n' 10 islliug tbe very nOuarehs
aN"' viViHil. forests, or e1sAv.,ins
q "a s'lna' 'Ost Be sny. the hill,
"a - a''i'liS' Oithi. State femiDd him
q sh o'' sltirs Sweden.
n ~ ''l0ay 'ADt TO gs. to the timber
=, M S'o'diag il black walnut, il pos.
.' Nd n West viryinil hAs any
s.aa'' d 'sh kind Of land, The s~eed'.
''04I Se accommodated. Mr.. And.
~ s''.a 'sf'i'sa to iud Tie Governor alb
~, S' IN pleased with The oOurlsou.
~ s,Ss'' q Hon. S, Brady, Secretary Ol
A. 4 =" b. earnestly hoped thai
'S Frgaia R0ae,isad On.
4. p EslttAsd BY Mr. crOuhOIn ior
:. = P''P's d bringing seaDdia.yian.
= ~. ~ sa'' vii have every encourage.
d :, % hat DO AiDdtAoees in the va,
vi, = t ~ .A0Oldsr' or fll.s land title.
n, r. s ap..' is important work. Rev
S,;as .. sti'ii Il tAis city, though already
-. ) 'a'siul AID troubled abOui
- ~ si'si' deeply interested in hi,
=. - |. ''l'eiaIiOa movement and viii
IN ~ = y aOsA .',sntiOu a. other dutieI
,.I, /, .. saP' 10 sArOa.el., .r. long, no, u
4 as,, Et''l! ,ir Of twenty families, bu
s,,Ii...aA ~ aAs t.'hty tlailis. Of .turd,
4. ~. .ar.a'' vsO vilrnaks our forest
- '.l ~ tS' 'ound st Ii. AZ. lud ham
u !. - a 'S' s.lds to btins iOsth See.
s''t ladbrsad to The sAlsr.I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-31
Fatal row In = BaWdy House.

PrTsSuRGH, July SO.-Disk Savage, .
hard character Of tiis city, VS. sbot and
probably fatally wouDdsd 10 = house Of
bad repnte. 90 Grant street sboet seven
o'clock this evening. The shooting was
done BY james Crawford, who together
with two iemaIs inmates 0itAs house are
under arrest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-31

CHICAGO, July SO.-A special from
Cedar RaPids, lows, says the Ueion Bank
az that pllee, With eaPitAl Of $4,000,
has decided 70 90 into liquidation and
elose up business August !.