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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-27
Assessment Notice.

4 DAMS I'LL CONSOLIDATED MINING
IN COMPANY. Location Of principal place
q business. San Francisco. California. Loca-
ton Of works. Eureka District. Eureka county.
State Of Nevada.
Notice is hereby given. that ut a meeting Of
the Board Of Directors. held on the 18th day OF
May. A. u. 1879. an assessment of ten tl0l
cents per share WEN levied upon the capt
tai stock Of the Corporation, payable iInuedi-
xtely. in United States gold coin. 10 the Sec
Rotary, al the Office Of the Company, Room
No. 4, 4oi California street. San Francisco, Cal
if0rnin.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid On the lst day Of July. 1879.
will be delinquent. and advertised for sale al
public auction aud unless payment is made
before, will be sold on TUESDAY, the 22d
day OF July. 1879. to nay the delinquent as
ssmen together with costs Of advertising
and expenses OF sale.
b. order Of the Board OF Directors.
my25 d. A. JENNINGS, Secretary.
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8
SCHOOL ELECTION.
LOST

GOLD LINK VEST CHAIN. ALlbsn
"A reward win be paid for it. rssnrr NTY.
. ~ 1874. pysaf
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ENGINES FOR SALE.

4 PAIR OF sxla DOUBLE HORIZONTAL
IA ENGINES. with double reels, clutches and
post breaks. The Engines have cut gearing.
horizontal tabular boiler. heater, feed pump,
and everything complete. and are hrstclass in
every respect Apply to
W. II. REMINGTON < co Eureka. or
PARKE 4 LACY.
my13-1m AT Market ST., San Francisco
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70 LET

CEvERAL LARGE AND COMFORTABLE
. Rooms, in suits or single, can be had by
| inuuiring Of JAMES A. DENTON.
At the Consolidated Boarding House. North
Main street
Eureka. December 10. Isl OIL
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FOR SALE

HOUSE AND LOT ON MAIN STRICT. "a
Ruby Hill also. Store Fixtures, i..6
Showcases Counters. Shelves, Stools, etc. ant
an A Grover and Baker Sewing Machine. Ap
ply to MoLISELLI Co
Eureka. April "A. 1873 ap25-tf
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For Sale OF To Let.

4 HOUSE OF TWO RnoMs. ALSO e.
N Counters and shelving. may be had H=55
at . bargain, by early application at@
Miiler's Hair-dressing Saloon. next door 70 the
Turner House, or to
AUNT HANNAH.
Eureka. April q, 1879. sp3kd
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& BEATTY.

TTORxEYe AND COUNsELORs
"A At Law Once in Ryiand's Brick Build
ing. BAieman street. opposite the jackson
House. Eureka. Keyads-
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TO r e N T

4 BUSINESS HOUSE ON SOUTH -
n Main street is for rent. at reason ~
able terms. Inquire Of "
J. H ANDERSON, or J. s.
Eureka. April Dc, 1873. sp27-f
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Offices and Rooms to Let.

EyRoST ROOMS on MAIN STREET. SUIT
able Tor Offices, and furnished sleeping
rooms in connection, if required For rarticu
Lars. apply to ". WlLLOuGHBY. +
ap9-ff Over Dunkel L Co.'S Dry Goods store
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GENERAL NOTICES.
OrI

r TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING
il the public that ! will not be responsible
for any debts or contracts that my husband,
W.. T. Poplin. may make.
Eureka, May !. issss mys-if
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B. HUNT.

4 TTOREEY AND COUN6ELOB
"A At Law, 500 Montgomery street, Rooms
5 and Sc. Nevada Block. San Frsncisco, Cali
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DAY. 4. BAILr. Attorney for Petitions
my251awtd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-05
The SCHOOL neok Controversy.
Curu>p.drury cd tN, Register.
kn~EE, ". IA, February


kE~tE, ". IA, February !.
rs Wheeling is now the centre ot in
trrr~t throughout the state ON account
ui the Legislature being in session there,
YOU may pardon IL tur a note from this
luCalty
ct all the bills introduced in the leg
islaturr, there l. none perhaps at ~
general interest a. the hill relating Ia
our SrhuuI books Othcrs are uf course
deeply interesting tu certain glasses,
but there l. none other that threatens
tu touch 80 many people M vital
point the pocket book.
With due difference Tor the advocates
ut the different measures before the
legislature, u J. our honest conviction
that auy change iu the manner ut pre-
~,rIiHus text hacks cannot hr tur the
bvurtt ui the whole people.
Iuyuuiy objection We have seen ur-ct
AGAINST the present system y that books
cust tuo much. Hut will the measure
proposed remedy this We gladly hail
auy change Tor the better, but do not
want o. svt "uut at the irving pan into
the uTr
The main hight seems Ia IL over the
question whether We shall have State
Bnaui ur County Buapi, hut Il either
at thr>, he adopted We fancy them viii
hr % State i,srrl
A. o. thy trst, 70 J. surcly an unWaT-
raute,i delegation II power; hy II the
Legislature virtually gives IT. away.
Suppose that the superintendent Cuuld
not make such a contract a. hC should
deem best, there il nothing o. prevent
thr state Baui irum yTO>,,TibIng every
I buuk now m U.s. ami prescribing Others
should this b. done the state would Ia
put tu an enormous expense, totally un-
uttt>>>lTN.
Z AsaIn, the delegation oi - much
power 20 q tea = objectionable, on
the ground II liability Ia IyoritISm.
~uauh such bOaPi - ApIoint,,l
. a u not unlikely that some member
would have a pyt author, ani thus aiiiIyi
Jby STATE With something 10y no means
ilr the bv>t We cannot >yr why a
bodri rumpu>.-i oi thrse HeuiOvT,
>buuli d. less liable a. err than the
I whole Legislature, Nith all the educators
rU the State a. counsel when icSir,sL
Z And unless n can - shown ConCluslye-
I IN that the neg NIli D. better than the
oil there VIil he no warrant ior the
chang
Counting that each ii the lHONN
PupJ.s lu the stale WlN netSi, Tn an
average. two dollars worth oi houks a
wear, this VoUld make S3,sl 90 annually
I or u .Ss.so IN the five years contract
I With oar present officials, EhO are msR
. I'd high moral charACteT. there would ~
~ trouble, hut then the Stale might not
alWays be ~ blest, and then Ss@te
I l-hapi With power o. l.rts-rib and cI-.iF,Iti
inr this arse amount Oi books would hc-
/ cnuJe a pisoe ot STATE meprhaRiise "a le
slli O. the highest bii,irT.
The county b0Ari bin wOuli ooRier
important duties upon men IN many
cSscs entirely untitled for them, Who
would persist in using the books oi
forty years agO Amer eAreful onaSier-
alton Of the subject we believe we a bet
ter bear the ills We have than nee 10
others that We knOV not Of Max.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-05
THE CATTLE DISEASE.
Reports Highly Exaggerated.

New YORK, February Cattle ex-
porters, butchers and the board OF
health, unite in characterizing as simply
nonsense the story OF disease among
the cattle reared in the West, and say
OF the Canada prohibition for three
months, that as cattle are most likely to
be shipped there from Montreal, and as
water transportation is closed and busi-
ness suspended dnring the time OF the
prohibition, the Canadians will be en-
abled to dispose OF their distillery fed
cattle. The steamship Canada took out
to-day, l75 head, and shipments will
continue without interruption.
SPRINGFIELD, Ills, February i.-Gov.
CullOm to-day telegraphed To President
HAYES saving that the action OF the
British government in respect to
cattle shipments works great prejudice
to the cattle raisers OF the Northwest,
where the cattle are i'll excellent con-
dition and suggesting that II is OF vital
importance that these facts he presented
in such form As To counteract the IN
huence OF the false reports. The Presi-
dent responded as follows: ''The Secre-
tary of State has made full statement
rs TO the false reports about the cattle
disease to the British government and
the prospect Is favorable"
WAsHINGToY, February 1.-The Sec
retary OF the Treasury has issued cir
cular to the Collectors of Customs iu-
structing them that in no case will live
animals be permitted to be shipped
from their respective ports until after
inspection with reference to their free
dom from disease and the issuance of a
certificate showing that they are in pro-
per condition OF health.
LONDON, February i.The Council Of
Central and Associated Chambers Of
Agriculture have resolved To mcmorialize
the Privy Council to schedule the
United States under the cattle disease
act.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-05
CREAM OF THE NEWS.
Gathered from Our Dispatches.

subscription. 10 four 10 cent bonds
YESTERDAY, S4,Ur2,u51.
Cal miuCrs At Cu,hutYn, Ohio, are
uu stHke. >Jue T,OtJus demDRsiTa-
liuns have i.-rn made.
Col. >upvden, oi Philadelphia, has
declined the dire'torship Of the I. :.
mint. t,ui,rcl hin in necemher lat.
4 IN Of William Bus.s, OF Cam
brii-r. Ohio, S4- seriously injured,
Yesterday, by hiRg throSn irom =
hur-c
nhere wAs a beavy AN oi saOs
throughout Wisconsin, YESTERDAY. Ia
Hiil le Il great a,tvantase 20 the lumber
interests.
The Potter subcommittee has gone N
NeS York ia investigate cipher dis-
patches.
The Tumar. that sitting Bun Ia,
cT,.--ssi over ir0m The C4RAi,aH. site
ui the hne, are prou0unoisftzi-r-
lilleSi Agie, an old citizen ol Cali-
yell, Ohio. shot his y Iie aud then killed
hiHsch, yesterday. The SOGaan will
rtsuyer.
The stories about disease among
Western czitir arc sAli, by NeE YORK
butcher cattle exporters and the loard
] oi health, % he simply n0nsense-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-05

many were kept on the Texas border :
Mr.. Mills-NOt enough to protect 1t.
Mr.. Townsend-How many men were
kept on the Indian border?
Mr.. Mills-Not enough 10 protect 1t.
Mr.. ToWnsend-There were only 300
men with Custer when he was de-
stroyed.
Mr.. Mills-Then he did not hava
enough, and it was because OF your false
economy that Custer died. Talk about
economy when your border is laid in
blood and ashes! Economy seems to be
the only idea which has any exist
ence in the craftsmanship OF this House.
| A government is an institution To pro-
tect the people, and cannot fail to do II
without being guilty OF dishonOr AP-
plause Oh the Republican side Mr..
Townsend said the laugh came from the
quarter it did in 1851 IN France. II
came from the friends OF Imperialism.
| loud laughter and applause on the Re-
publican side. His friend from
Texas [Mills] had charged the Demo
cratic party with being the cause Of Gus
ter's death because of its economy.
| Notwithstanding that there wasan army
Of 5000 men, Custer had been COM
PEELED 10 face nearly 1900 red devils
with 800 men. Where was the balance
of the army? In the Southern States
building up imperialism. Laughter
and applause on the Republican side ]
when Custer had been compelled 10
face the Indians with three hundred
men, there had been Brigadier Gener-
ais commanding in Louisiana and hold
ing bavOnets at the throats OF the pc0-
pie oi that State. Ii came with an i'll
grace from the gentleman from Texas
to accuse the Democratic party Ot being
guilty, bv economy, OF the death Ot Gus
ter, when the living fact remained that
there had been an army Of 25,OOO men,
with mouse for it save on the Indian
border.
Mr.. Durham insisted that an army oil
1000 men was too large.
Mr.. COx's amendment was defeated
without division and Mr.. Durham's 10y
vote of 66 tu lis.
Mr.. Butler submitted an amendment
authorizing and requiring railroad com
panics who have telegraph lines 10
transmit kilograms for the government
and for the general public at rates To be-
fixed by the government, according 10
the provisions OF the Revised Statutes,
Adopted.
Without further action the Commit
tee rose.
The House took a recess till 1:39, the
evening sess ion is to bc ior the Cunsid-
Grafton of the Mississippi levce bill.
EVENING SESSION.
The House went into Committee oi
the Whole, Mr. Carlisle in the chair on
the Mississippi leyce bill.
Mr. Reagan advocated an amendment
which kr offered, directing the commit
tee Ia consider and rsport on the prac-
tirability uf improving navigation 10y
deepening the channel, and redeemins
the alluvial lands of Mississippi 10y
means ui outlets into the tiult OF
Mexico.
Alter debate, Mr.. Sparks Offered AN
amendment, striking out Of the bill all
that alludcs to the protection OF alluylaI
lands.
The committee rose and reported the
bill and pending amendments to the
House.
The main question Was then ordered,
and the House, at 1919, adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-05
Flxht with = Desperate.

INuIANAruII,, February The
sheriff ii shelby county. hearing that
Ralc Hawkins. notorious character
suspected Ut heiEg uunCeuyi in the rc-
cent iepr,ziAJious IN that county, w4>
al hi> fathers huUse siN uiles iron
~htltyNilie, took constable and IN
men anil surrounded the iluU~c al dAy-
light, demanding a,lmittancc. lie va
taii be wuuh have o. open the door
hiulseh, which NAs done hy making i
Ia. shooting Was commenced ami kepi
up hT s5Ine time, during WhicG Con-
stable ThraAiS r,s-e.yed a severe wound
in the ana, Bahc Hawkins making his
csAIy. on hur>etak, AMI his brother
Charley icing c4ptur,si and lOds-i IN
jal uH = chAnsc ii assault with inteut a.
xiii 4 fresh Pus~s W&s IRsie up arsd
the pursuit Of Bahe coniiRueL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-05

'..'N .U NHur Was taAyU UV yy>tyr-
.. ..Imu- Iu gg JttrUpt ta have
... .~~..u~ uut., otherwise ordered
d ..~.UJrau u.,t ty,.u iutpsiu,Gt the
... .yI"rr rN Nr lIJ-au~ providing
.F uuul ythrrui~, ,ultrrt. the
D. .-, >unu.d aiIuum at % aui rras-
.'y 90 u.vluyA u the bvyNvujug. An
"..."u having byJU WJlr. the utsUlu-
.N vent over one iay Yesterday
3D.. ..H..- % Was taken up upon motion
"'' ..,,rl before the hutiy i1r ltS con-
>....a,.u- 10 Mas 40 once evident that
.t. u'y Viewed DO with hSG,vur.
VI. iia-U, SUPPORTED hi~ proposition
".N 900 y5-Umyut. IU which lac ,.lll,vt
De-. ...u.. ta, short time remaining ID the
>..'-..i.. ami the avalanche ut bills uu
..r ..rrA > table
W.. hradtOrt opposed the resolution
.. 'ur ground that evenings were the
...y times when the committees cuuhl
..s. u which he Was Supported by
b. Parsons.
IuiSv stuart b1Iytl .hc iIuu>, would
See VrupvT o. adopt the proposed change,
'' ,Hr uous, vas tar behind In wprN
"ti there Mas 40 sense IN the y1mmlt-
ICES making business when tht Huu~,
.'.ili uHt attend o. What 70 already hai
vi. Gunu made a point when he
sal that % Vas All riEht Tor
....Nr whose bills hli already ran
lIr -auUJirt Ui the committee rooms.
'Hi There ven MANY who owed It "a
iaru constituents o. rUtitay1r T. c,t
CERTAIN bills bti1rr the House Mr.
VI .aguy dsrcri with him iU this opinion.
VIC ha-ans thought it MAS a good plan
10 altos tho House To- Vu,rti in the
''r"'uSS With the tir>t rcIiings ut bids
'".i allow tbe members ui the c1muit-
tees l' absent themselves. lie then
'Iig.i.ir-i hy siijRg -and such session
shall hr devoted to readhu- bills"
Ar. Melvin amended by wurIiu- il 81
ihAl session will br held onlv on alter.
Hatr nights.
biih amendments were lost. ami the
ayes and hoes we've demanded upon The
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Grains.

Wharf.-The market is dull, there be-
ing but few lots offered, and but little
required To meet the demand; prime to
choice SOtaooc; choice red as high ~
Soc.
CoRN-In this commodity there was
hut little demand new shellcd and ear
32CGiOc q bushcl; old ear, prime yellow
to feeders i0a)I5c; mixed IOa45c.
RYE-There is hardly anything doing,
there being scarcely no demand from
any source whatever. Prices range
from i5Cy50c for first class quality.
OArs-Are steady with fair demand
from consumers, with no movement be-
yond local wants; fair To prime mixed
are held at 25Ca BE; good Ia prime IN"
30r.
BARLEY-Ncry dull, and there is no
demand ior anything but choice; spring
75tGS0c choice spring S5c; inferior iOa'
hoe.
IIAY-Thc receipts are moderately
fair, but ample for tho demand, and the
market IL easy prime Ia choice timothy
SsFa,lO; prime To choice mixed SS(ao;
loose on wagons a. j1aS ~ per ton,
and 5OC more tor store.
UILFEED In fair demand AMI rules
steady; middlings slSpcr ton; ship stuff
sl3 per ton.
Provisions.
The business oi the week in this line
has shown decided inactivity, but is
quoted a. follows:
CoFFEE In this commodity light
business Was transacted during the
week, the prices demanded being ~ lol.
lows: Coffee fair Ia good Rio at l2Cd l;G
prime l4Gu lIlc; choice Ito, best Wheel
ing roasted l6c, yellow Rio IN, Java 25c.
Syrups, common $50 tA', prime Ijc
New Orleans molasscs, old crop, 3Wa
35; new crop, prime 4h', choice he.
Sugars refined hard crushed 9tc; granu.
lated 0lc, powdered 0ic. A coffee a., "
Sic, commercial 4 sugar SIC, commercial
c SIC, yellow G. = golden, G I, common
yellow 6lG67c. Rice, Carolina Choice
7!c, New Orleans prime &c.
Meats.
In this line holders are contending
for full prices Tor all articles, but pur-
chasers are not disposed to take hold ior
more than actual demand
Packages ior meats hold ~ follows
Casks, 1000 lbs; half casks, 800 lie
tierces, 80 lbs; barrels, 30 lbs bags,
30 lbs No charge Tor packages.
We uuO,p as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-05
MINERS STRIKE.
Riot0us Demonstrations.

CINCINNATI, February A Cashoc-
ton, Ohio, dispatch, says: The miners
uf the Union mine, who are on strike,
threaten violence to eny one attempting
to work in the mines until their de
mands are accclcd to. Last night a
number OF miners who had been down
in the mines were assaulted upon their
coming out, and would have been badly
beaten but for the Interference Of the
police. From the iull drunken miners
further trouble is anticipated.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
HOME AND TeLeGRAPHIC REPORTS.
Money Heavy at to 3 Per Cent.-GOv
ernments Active-flour Steady
Wheat Active-hogs in Fair
Demand and Firm.
PRODUCE.
Wheeling Wholesale

The quotations given in the following reports
are prices realized on wholesale transactions, un.
less otherwise specified.
There was moderate trade during
week ending to-day. Flour was again
quiet and prices were unchanged, there
being little other than local demand.
Cottees and sugars have taken down
ward tendency from to 3 cents per
pound. Syrups have dropped in prices,
being on an average OF | cent lower than
last week. Provisions, such as bacon,
have taken an upward jump oi !
cent.
FLouR-The demand is fair Tor small
lots to local consumers, but there was
not an active market by any means.
Prices remain unchanged, and are rs fol-
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WASHINGTON MATTERS.
SOME CONGRESSIONAL SPICE IN THE
HOUSE.
Debate on the Army Appropriation Bill
Frauds in the Nay-The Potter Sub
Commtte-The National Educa-
tonaI Association.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, February 4.
Postoftice Appropriation Bill.

WASHINGTON, February 4.
Postoffice Appropriation Bill.
Senator Maxey, from the Committee
on POstOtiices and Post Roads, reported
an amendment To the psstoifice appro-
priatiOn bill, establishing steamship
line between New York and Rio, via
Norfolk, and another between New Or
leans and Rio, via Galveston; allowing
subsidy OF Sl50,0OO per annum to each
line. Referred.
South Carolina Contest.
Mr.. Cameron, OF Wisconsin, from the
Committee on Privileges and Elections,
submitted a majority report signed 10y
the Republican members, declaring David
Il. COrhin duly elected Senator from
South Carolina, and entitled to seat.
Mr.. Hill, from the same committee,
submitted minority report, signed by
the Democratic members, in favor of the
incumbent Butlerl. Both reports were
ordered printed and placed on the cal
endar.
Claims Against Nicaragua.
Mr. Matthews, from the Committee
on Foreign Relations, reported back Il
number Of petitions IN regard TO claims
ri citizens OF the United States against
Nicaragua, with a resolution, prOyid-
ING iOr a committee OF five Senators, To
sit during the recess, inquire into claims
ior indemnity iOr the lives OF relatives,
Imprisonment, &c., and To what extent
Nicaragua should make compensation.
Placed on the calendar.
Treasury Certificates.
Mr.. Morrill, from the Committee on
Finance, reported, with amendment,
the House bill to authorize the issue OF
certificates of deposit in aid OF refund
ing tho public debt. Placed on the cal
cndaI
Amendment to the Constitution.
Mr.. Elmunds gave notice that, at the
first opportunity, hc would call up the
Joint resolution proposing an amend
mrut tp the Constitution prohibiting
the payment of claims ui dlslOyal per
sons for property injured or destroyed
in the late war.
Mr.. Window gave notice that on Fri
day hc would call up his resolutions in
regard Ia the migration ui Culorrd pco-
pie. and submit some remarks.
Mr.. Coke spoke at length in favor oI
constructing a railroad in Texas to the
Rio Grandc, after which cunsldera-
tiun Wa, resumed ui the resolutions ol
Mr. Edmunds, declaring the validity of
the 18th, llth and 18th amendments,
AMI Mr.. Rayard declared that the lirst
one to throw a doubt on the validity
uf the amendment was the Senator from
Vermont, lEdmunds.
Mr.. Whyte took the floor but yielded
To- Mr. Garland for motion lor eNccu-
tive session.
Mr.. EdmundS opposed the motion
Tor executive session and hoped his
resolutions would lee disposed ui to-day.
The motion Of Mr. Garland was
agreed tO by a vote OF - To- Is, and the
senate went into executive session.
When the doors We're reopened the
senate adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-05
sstitnE Bun

OTTAWA, February 4.-The Pc, Prs
sSys. The STORES in thr Americzn
IaI~rs ab0ut Sitting Bull having crossed
over from the CAnaiLAn SIDE Of the
line are purely APocryphAL From priv
ate information in our possession, sIi-
ting Bull i cSmPed At FrenohulaR's .
Greek Al HrsiWooi mountain, - miles
north u the line.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-05
CALDWELL, %.
Attempted Wife Murder and
Suicide.

CumEII. February 3-To-iay al
noon, Uilrad Agile, an obi citizen 1T this
Vlau,. siNty-tve wears ui az, shot his
vii, IA the lett breast. lie went 10 the
Kitchen, laid down ani shot himself
through the head, killing himself iu-
stsntly. Mus. Agir will recuyeT. They
hal SEPARATED ~pme time aSu, she sue
III. iNr AlImnnN.