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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-01-15

A decision was rendered on the 9Th
BY the United States Supreme Court, in the
case OF George Reynolds vs.. the United
States, brought here by appeal from the
Supreme Court of Utah. This case involves
the whole question of polygsmy in the terri.
tories aud the constitutienality Of the laws
passed by congress for its suppression. Rsy.
nolds was indicted by the grand jury for
contracting bigamous marriage. He was
tried in the third judicial court Of Utah and
found guilty. He appealed to the Supreme
Court ofthe territory and finally to the SUI
preme Court Of the United States, which
now afirms the judgment of the lower tri.
bunal and decides that congress had power
TO pass laws prohibiting polygamous mar.
riages in Utah, and that such laws are
constitutional
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-01-15

Hon. Morton AcMichael, senior pub
Usher of the NortA American, ex.msyor Of
Philadelphia, and president Of the Park
commission, died at Philadelphia on the 9Th
inst, Of heart disease.
De Elias r. Beadle. one OF the most dis
tinsuisLsd elergymeu I'm Pennsylvania, Aisd
q Philadelphia ON the 9th inst, of heart
disease.
Princess Caroline, wife Of Prnce Of Hesse,
died at TFsevss, ON the 9th inst.
James & Rockwell. ons ofths best known
and vsalthiest eitisens ct Brooklyn, n. r.,
died On the ID Inst, Of scsrlst fever end
iphthefiA He Wa sixty years 81 40
CoaeA Cashing dled Mew6Nsy Pen, Coan..
- ~ niaAt q lAe nd iasG
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-01-15
NEWS In BRIEF.
Drowned while skating.


Three boys we're drowned while skating
on Lake George, N. a., on the 7th inst.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-01-15
Foroien.

LONDON, January 7-12 80 p. M.-Liv-
erpool wheat market very steady; floating
cargoes quiet; on passsge very little inquiry; |
good cargoes mixed American new corn of |
Coast 23s 3d. !
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25
DEcEINING ~ PEOPLE.

Tim. Waslfr-ruu Past rritirisrs with
..r.r l.rr. frr r,r.f.fcut deception
.-......I r,,.,b, Eq.IfroI mss upnn FL,
.,.r.r. sims. HIVES b,-.ap the FIGHT
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I....-,...r, If r.. Government and
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..,..r. .,,.,.,..,.r,,ti,r. L.r.rs.. C.p.rc.-.
.........r'l,,.. with m, Constitution,
....I. ...~.....l.r, Wit, .r.tfr. and with
...,r',r sense. prnr,s,, q, place certain
ur,urr restrictions upon tine Use ol pub
.... rrI- these Journals have continual
r,.g..,rtrl that the Democratic majority
.r Zine. National legislature deliberately
.rf.r,lrIto "starv" the Government T."
,ilrn" 10y refusing To make tue nrcrS-
-try appropriations,
These partisan sheets recognize that
.hr rl-r they have in hand cannot stand
ru It's merits; they know that fair
statement ui the controversy, submitted
even tp the unparalleled rura, Radical
m.ul would insure tH' condemnation
OBJ. Mr. Hayes and all who have aded
ANIL allotted him m his h,sh-handed'
au'r-rcp"hHcan' n"dr"'''"''' ''U'S''
And knowing '"'S' '"''' marrow
wudrd Journals 'IS I'd prevent ''''''
IgtronS from learning ''' '"' reno,
rrltS m Congress nave "''''' .''''''
provisions Tor All the 'Nl'',''S '' gov.
rrumcnt Tor the hcN' uS'a, l'"'' anu
tuJt Mr. Hayes has n"'''"'" '''N' pro-
visions,
sooner or later 'hr Fe"P'c wiz S'C
,..S. sooner OF 'a'Cr ~ 'U''', ''.'''.'' 81
m.nd will be opener ''' Wv ''''.,',>',''
"l this hight. IL VIII % '"t ','''''''' III
amy part OF this land' 10 A''P Tue p''t'r /,
.u perpetual IGNORANCE %. S'''' '''''' =,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25
THE OHIO GREENBACKERs.


The seccders from the Columbus
Grecnback Convention met in Toledo
Yesterday to carry out their purpose OF
nominating more satisfactory ticket
than that nominated O.. Columbus.
PETER CoorER advised them 70 the con-
trarv, and SAM. CARY, who presided
over the meeting, used his knowledge
OF parliamentary tactics to carry out that
advice. 80 the convention adjourned
without definite action. I'm other words,
the decentralization vi the Ohio Green-
hackers is beyond recovery Tor the pres
emit campaign They will not feel bound
by the action Oi the Columbus Conven-
ton, and it being understood that the
party will not vote as q unit Tor the
nominee, they are lett free to follow
their incGnatiOns.
They have too much intercs; in the
campaign, however, To fire blank cart
ridges. They will not throw away their
votes on the nominee oil the Columbus
Convention. There can be no hcsita-
ton with an Ohio trcoubackcr when he
comes To choose between EwrNG and
Foster ~ 10 where he viii cast his vote,
II the Convention at Columbus had
been free 10 name the man OF their
choice. there is but little doubt that
FwyxG would have healed the Green
back ticket, AMI with EwrNG rs their
nominee. who doubts but that he would
have received the entire vote OF the par
"?
The party is now brought to that point
where they must practically abandon
the movement for an independent tick
e.. and in so doing they are NOW free to
vote for the man who, although not the
nominee OF their convention, Is really
their first choice. Theywill do it. The
Reorganization OF the Grccnbackers
means from thirty To forty thousand
votes for Ewing. Ii the result of the
las. election in the State furnishes any
criterion, it will not require one-haItthe
Grrrnhack vote of the state to make
Democratic victory morally certain.
No candidate has ever started OF IN
Ohio with a better prospect OF success
than Ewing. tie will not only receive
the full Democratic vote, but creates an
enthusiasm that will swallow up the
disoraniled elements OF all other fIc-
tons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25
Furnishing THE sEDUCER

Ever since the celebrated Sickles-kcv
case. in which the former was acquitted
bv a Jury in the Di>tric; Of Columbia ON
an iudictmcu, for killing Key, the Sc
Queer OF his vile, there has been a pre-
vailirg belief in the public mind that the
courts have aJiudlcated and settled the
question that in such ease man has
right TO take the Law in his own hands.
Juries have acted upon this theory, and
have refused, in almost every instance
10 Dee instructed % the contrary.
The trial Of HIT. at Atlantis, Georgia,
for killing the alleged seduccr OF his
wife. furnishes the first exception We
have noticed, the jury couyicting him
of murder. But in this case the earnest
judge lett the jury no loop-holc for cs-
cape. lie told them that such killing,
ii done in hot blood, AMI while taking
the party in fyloiDL d,liciu, would be
granddaughter, but that 20 90 after him
and kin him was murder. No injured
party could be justified in taking the
law into his own hands, "and in the
chambers oi his own mind judge and
condemn such offender 10 death, and
then deliberately become his eNccu-
TONER. The law provides other and
ulster means for putting men on trial
and Tor coudemuing AMI Furnishing OIL
tenders. and any man who should thus
take the law into his own hands and
with such purpose AMI intent shay an
other, would thereby become muir
dcrpr.'
"The court is your adviser he said.
"The court tells You plainly that the Su-
prrmc Court has never decided that 4
man can thus ayenge his wiie'S honor
/ Ii iuries have occasionally done So, it is
evidence Of the weakness or wickedncs7
of juries.'
The judges charge is meeting win
, great commentator. An eS-Jaose "l
| the Supreme Court says OF H.;
ole delivered the law literally, and ii
IS tn his eternal honor that hc was
brava enough to do it. lie has swept
,y,v , sicklv scutimcntality, a false
rbiy,lry that has bound our people too
long already, and has put us face to face
with the law
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25
WELLSBURGLETTER.
Wool Observation-Disclosures
ing Greeley'S Advice Society
Events General Notes.

The wool market here still continues
lively. \ biz lot came i'm ON Saturday.
=. George * Co. have bought thus far
this season about 100000 pounds. They
bought 10000 pounds at GAINESVILLE
and 100000 pounds at Cambridge They
intend making their purchases reach
million pounds before the season is
over, which will far exceed their pur-
ChaScs i'm any one season heretofore. {.
II. Bccchcr, assisted by Thomas Ever
EFT and Col. Crothers, has bought for the
Globe Mills at Utica, New York, up
wards OF 300, 900 pounds. Some OF our
wool growers are talking very
strongly OF presenting Mr.. Bccchcr
with Il gold headed cane or some other
suitable present, To- show their apprc-
citation oil the way hc commenced buy
iug. that of paying - cents per pound,
or five cents above the price offered by
other buyers. Before the season iSovcr
Wcllsburg buyers will have bought u
million and a hall pounds of wool,
which is certainly complimentary to our
little city.
Interesting services took place at the
Catholic Church here on sunday
Bishop Kahn, of this diocese, confirmed
Is or - young ladies and gentlemen.
The Bishop preached To Il large audi
eucc, among whom were many Protest.
ants, in the afternoon, andin the course
of his sermon gave lngerSoll and his
prototypes some pretty hard knocks
The Bishop has a pleasing delivery, and
hi, hearers were highly edited with his
remarks.
Nrssrs. d. W. Sticr and W II. An
drrSou returned Saturday evening from
three weeks tour OF the West. Mr..
>t.cr has concluded to locate at Flor
cuce, Kansas, and will remove there
with new stock of goods, about the LIST
of September. Both gentlemen were
very much pleased with Kansas, and
report the emigration % that State rs be-
ing something wonderful.
Misses Adjjc and {. Ferrcll OF
Wheeling, are visiting Miss Mollic
buchanan at her plcasar home "Glen-
dale. i'm this county.
Miss Hattie Mcintosh, OF New York,
i spending lew days with Miss Nina
Applcgatc, Of Brooke county.
EN-ShcrjH John Il. Nc Elroy will short
iv lead 20 the hvmcnial altar Miss Jose
phinc Swariz, OF this place. The bannS
were published at the Catholic Church
las sunday.
Miss Council, Of New Cumberland, is
visiting Miss Mary Caldwell, OF this
town.
LAWYER W. c. Buchanan, OF Cinc.n-
natl o., was visiting his parents in this
county this week.
IN extensive Improvement is being
made n the head oi Water street, in the
new addition To Wcllsburg.
Several of the members of \. F. Il 4.
NJ, of of this place, went TO SteubelVlle
on Tuesday, TO take part in the Masonic
celebration.
Bethany is like banquet hall de
serted, since the departure of the
students.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25

PEpE~rEINNIsW is not new sport, but
the science otmakinG it pay seems never
to have been reached till now. RowELL
came over here and Tor a weeks hard
work got about 100000. lie took the
belt home again, and is compelled to
Weld it up after 4 contest i'm which the
receipts have been perhaps tenth rs
much as at GILMORE 5 Garden. Had he
won. he might have maIc two or three
thousand dollars, with the certainty OF
making even less when he hal next To
defend ,hc belt But he loses 1t, WESTON
brings IL back To America, and they
have big walk in GrLNoEE's Garden in
September. when GowEIL will come
over again, and il he doe, not win the
belt. he will get tour or tive thousand
for his weeks work. And the game
will 90 ON rs long a- the public iswilling
% hc fooled
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25
Col. Mnson'E Views
Correspondence Of the Register
GRAFTON, June 81.

Correspondence OF the Register
CREATION, June 2L
l see by this mornings hteihga'cT
that the editor says, that Col. Mason
says that, while the views attributed TO
him in the REGISTER interview are sub
stantially the sentiments held by him.
vet he was not interviewed. In my
several short conversations with Col;
Mason at different times, did not tell
him that was after him for a set inter
view. which in truth | was not; but L
Win have no difficulty in refreshing the
distinguished gentleman's memory on
the whole matter when l get TO see him.
But as he acknowledges to entertaining
the sentiments attributed TO him, do
NOT see that il makes any difference
whether the interview was set one
or only general conversations.
BRowN's YOUNG MAN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25

NICTOE NAPOLEON, named in the Will
of the Prince Imperial as heir To the
throne OF France, As the son OF Prince
NNruLE0N cousin of NAroLEoN Ill.,
and Princess CLOrILnE, daughter OF VIC
TOE EMMANUEL. The protest Of Prince
N,rorruv I'm this case would not make
his son amy the less popular with the
lmpcriaIists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25
MI, stomach Cannot be Freighted

With greater Trash than a violent drastic purga'
tive. True, such medicine relieves conStipa-
ton for the time, but at the expense OF great
injury to the intestinal canal, which ii both IN
flames and wpukcnS, thus uniting 1t for the
performance OF its proper functions. Widely dii-
}rrlt i, the action OF llpstcttcr'S stomach Bt
ter. a tonic uprrcut which prouuctN vHctiS
,,r,,,,nt inlrrd. lint never violent aud Couyul-
SIM The purity Of it, botanic ingredients It's
uuohiectionublc flavor its genial influence upon
Inc mind, and the thOroughness Of its remedial
action i'm eases ul constipation, liver complaint
ami JysncUSjn. combine 20 render il most de-
sirlble family specific. Il increases both phySl-
cal yigor aud substance, trauquilzcS ana IN
yigor,itrs the nervous system, aud gives an
uuWOutcd relish for the food. wlucEiaNS lhIec
times daily Is about the average dose.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25

Tm P'raA rl,- SAYS '',hc most SAN
uuc expectations Of Barbour county
farmers will bc more than realized this
year i'm the wheat crop. Wheat has
fallen I'm that market from Sl.25 10 Sl.O0
10 has FULLY mJturtl, and although the
straw is short, Il is headed Well THc
corn crop 70 is Thought will reach the
average iu that county Oats is q fail
urr. Meadows are short.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25

Wa have received catalogues OF the
thirteenth annual Fair al Clarksburg,
which will be- held on September 23d,
2tth ami 18th, and Of the eighth anuuu.
Fair Of the Berkeley County ASsOcia-
ton, which will Doe held at NyartiusburS,
beginning October nth, and closing on
Nm. l-tL-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25

The only appropriation bill that
HAYS signed without hesitation was
tine one that gave him iity thousand
dollars o, Uncle SAM TLpGN's money.
The Fraud salts down iur,y-tyc thou
suI of this every year. lie Is the most
notable sponge that hats ever held high
office I'M this cOuatry. No former Pres
iIrut has conducted affairs gt the White
IIuu-. .,par-imuuiou>ly. Few Rcpub-
Leans a. invited % put their legs I'M
der his mahogany. ami no Democrats
will.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25
Presentation Free

For the speedy Cure Of Seminal Weakness Loss
Of Manhood, and all disorders brought ON 10y IN
discretion or excess. Any Druggist has the IN
gradients. Address DAVIDSON * CO., - Nassau
,t-..t N.v, York iueicOdwc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25
Teachers Examination.

rINHE ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF APPLI.
/ caatS for positions In the public schools Of
Wheeling for tie ensuing year, will commence
az % o'clock 4 W., on saturday June 18th. at the
Hall uf the Third Ward school House. All per
for situations in the schools, are requested to
appear before the Examining Committee and
provide themselves with the certificates required
by luw. JOHN e. HERVEE,
iUEN superintendent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25

HAYES SAYS 20 Congress, give me the
money to pay deputy marShals to bc
employed for partisan purposes NJ cleo
t,ons. or will shut up the courts and
all judicial proceedings shall bc sus-
pended. 1.-THE courts close. tits bet
ter than that the independence OF the
legislative branch Of the Government
should bedcstroy,d. CouceJc oliAYrs
what he demands AMI the independence
of Congress will be gone, and it will be
compelled To meet any demands hcreai-
ter made on it by the Executive power.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25

VS. have received the first number of
TT, CpS and dIs Groom, little religious
monthly magazine published at Ciays-
vile, Pa, by Rev. J. K. FoUTES. Itcon-
tains contribution by Rev. w. +.
CLANCY, of this city, "The Gospel Pow
en-"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

~ ENoyED-MR. b. BACH DESIRES 10
IL, inform the public that he has removed rom
Sot,Seen Main and Market Streets, on the same
between wan jue25q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25

= OsT-A SMALL COW OF THE FO J-ILSNH
ing description: Color, red and black mixed,
Iarge white spot on the forehead Whlte iee' aiu ,
s,nsiI horns. Has been missing two weeks. Any
inHornstion concerning same VIII be thanklu!I!
received by NICHOLAS MILLER, No 62l VA
tfoual Road. y"-''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25
WHITE MOUNTAIN FREEzERS
DISSOLUTION.

vTNHE COMPREHENSIVE lIEREToFoRE IN.
listing under the firm name ol bachhall
bNrst mas bpru dissolved By mutual consent, ana
the bushes, Of tho firm will be settled at me "lI
stand, where all Hills should be- presented. AZ
indebted 10 the firm will plense come ana sT!I''
thoir SCcouuts PETER BACllMANr
49,, ALEX. BURST.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-25
NEW FIRM.

A COPARTNERSHIP HAS BEEN FORMED
n between the undersigned, under the style
OF DurSt * Iauc for the purpose oi continuing
the Produce and Commission business at me 3,u
stand, No. ll2j Market street, where We COfila,'!
invite all the old patrons Of the store ana the
public generally 10 give us their patronage.
ALEX. DURST,
ira5, CHAS. LAUE.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-16
All Objections Overcome.

George c. Phillips, of this city, the
inventor and patentee of the Bray &
Phillips metallic packing, has made
several Improvements or the packing
for which he has applied tor patents.
His last improvement gives his pack
ing many advantages over all other
metallic packings, and is designed to
supcrcede them all The Bray u
Phillips packing is in such shape
rs to overcome all objections to the
use of metallic packing.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-16
Bathing in the Water from the
Flooded Mines.

Residents of Sutro who want to
take hot bath, walk down Main
street to point abou: quarter Of a
mile east of Florence avenue, doff
their clothes, and lie down in the
flume through which the water from
the flooded mines flows to the Carson
river. They like to battle in this
way, but say that the water is too
blamed hot. As the place referred
to is about five miles from that where
the water enters the drain, some idea
may thus be formed of the great
heat of the water in the flooded
mines.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-16
Ore Which ShOuld be Worked as
Shines.

The people Of Dayton are begin
ming to turn their attention in earnest
to the long -deserted mines Of Como.
Silver is the predominant metal in
these mines, yet few of them showed
surface rock rich in free gold. Gen.
orally the ore is close in texture and
the silver sulphurets of very fine
grain. In order to save the silver of
this ore 1t Is probable that some
modification of the usual method of
working will be found necessary. 1t
will be likely to be found necessary
to crush the ore very fine, grind it well
in the pans and treat it during ANAL
gamation much as shines or tailings
are treated as regards the addition of
chemIcals.--Dan de guile, in the
Enterprise.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-16
THE SUTRO TUNNEL.
No Work Being Done in the South
Lateral Drift-The Number of
Men at Work.

A'V WIZ SDcAn6 DVuC III JuC bUuUu
Lateral Drift-The Number of
Men at Work.
About seventy-five men are now
working in the Sutro tunnel. This
number is divided into three shifts
the majority of whom work
in the header Of the north drift, the
remainder laying track and repairing.
Owing to the extreme heat, no work
is done in the south lateral drift.
The temperature in this drift is un-
endurable. A few weeks ago it was
as high as now, but the men working
there could 20 to the Hale s. Nor
cross connection to cool off in the
fresh air supplied by the pipes on
the 1900 level of that mine. Since
the Norcross air-pipes have been ex-
tended to the 20O0-l level, however, the
men working in the south lateral
drift would be compelled to seek the
Savage connection, where the tenn
perature ranges from 10 to 115 de-
grees, and to walk nearly 1000 feet
in superheated drift to get there.
Before they could get back to the
header they would be SO warm as to
be utterly incapable Of exertioD. The
recently completed extension of the
water pipes, together with the COM
pletion of the arrangements for
fresh air to the header, may permit
of resumption of operations in the
south drift in few days. In that
case about twenty additional men
may be put on.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-16
Haverly's MastOdOn Minstrel Com.
binatiOn.

Haverly's Monster Minstrel Com
bination, which has played to i'm
mense houses al; over the Eastern
States, is now on the way to still
greater triumphs ON this Coast. 1t
will appear at Piper's Opera House
for five nights and two matinees,
beginning on next Tuesday evening.
Seats may now be secured.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-16
DO NOt Fail to See 1t.

This being the last day Of the
celebrated Double Headed Nightin-
gale and the Dwarfs, they will give
an additional levee this morning be-
tween 10 and II o'clock. AS this
will be the last opportunity to see
this, the greatest curiosity that ever
has, or probably ever will, live, no
one should fail to see it.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-16
The Trouble Ended.

The trouble between the mechanics
and the railroad company was set,
tied at noon last Wednesday, Mr..
Yerington accepting the agreement
proposed by the executive committee
OF the Storey county Union. This
agreement will now come before the
Union for ratification.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-16
Where Prudent Buyers should Go.

VueAC uuCut Duy CIS oHOuiu UVs
1t is wise and prudent thing
for the frugal housewife to go where
she can get the most for her money,
and to test the truth of the state
ments made by those who offer ex.
traordinary inducements to buyers.
In this case the establishment of s.
Lipman & Co, in Virginia. should
be the first visited by all in want of
anything in the dry goods line. The
manager of the house AYERS that he
has marked all his goods down so
low that the purchaser actually gets
two dollars worth of goods for one
dollar IN money! The stock of this
house is the largest and best selected
in the State, and the house enjoys an
enviable reputation for honesty and
fair dealing. 1t should therefore be
patronized by all who seek to get the
most goods for their money. No one
is compelled to buy, and If, upon ex-
animation, the statements made in
the advertisements are not in accord
ance with the facts, the intending
purchaser can easily proceed to some
other store. Lipman & Co.'S store,
on c street, in Virginia, should there
fore be the first visited when in search
Of dry goods.