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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-03
The Railroad I,aborers, Strike at Chicago

CHICAGO, September 1.-The strikers
in the various freight houses continue
to demand 81 25per day, and 81 10 Is
the best offer made by the railroad COM
panies. Some new men have taken
hold. Some of the old ones have accept
ed the compromise, and the perishable
freightis all being handled. The strik-
ers are perfectly orderly, and claim they
will be able TO obtain lighter work and
bettpr woyeS elsewhere
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Died.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, September q
General Reese T. Bowen, Representa-
tive from the Ninth Virginia District IN
the Forty-third Congress, died at his
home in Tazewell county, at the age OF
II wears.
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FIh AhCE.

NEW YORK, September 2.-MosrY-
At 4tG7 per cent, closing easy at ! per
cent. Prime mercantile paper J(s7 per
cent. Sterling exchange dull but steady
bankers bills at 4Slt; sight exchange
on New York 4S3i. Produce exports
for the week 8, ,gS3, 900. exceeding those
Of any previous week by 81, 10000.
SrLvER-At London 30.d; bar silver
here llli; subsidiary silver coin lS
per cent. discount
Ix-.o.-uvS-. Lfru.
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poisorsd nv Toad stools.

ELIZABETH, y. j., September "A
family named Cusiek, INDUCED in toad
stools. mistaking them for mushrooms.
Two children are dead and two more
are dying. The parents will recover.
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RAILROAD BoSDs-Generally firm and
higher.
STATE BoSDs-Dull.
SrocKs-The market was fairly active
throughout the day, and in early deal
ings a strong tone prevailed, coal shares
being the most prominent in the trans.
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Base Ball.

CLEVELAND, September Forrest City
0, Hop Bitters 3. Game called IN the
seventh inning on account Of darkness.
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TRANSFORMATION Of Governor Blackburn.

LorISyILLE, September 2.-Governor-
elect blackburn was inducted into Office
To-day al Frankfort. There Was a very
q rye crowd present.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Another Politician Shot.

SAN Francisco, September 2.-Georgc
SrhWyrtZ, q we'll known political manlp-
uIatnr. and proprietor ot aclg1r store on
Montgomery street. between Ilnc and
California streets, WAS shot m hS place
of business. this morning, by Dudley
Haskell. a Young man employed u the
Inv office, ui IatimprN Morrow. Has
krI appruJchyd the counter and m
oulr,d fnrS,hwdrtz AS the latter came
i,rNlr.l Haskell said. You called me a
vile uuur last night, will you rctract %.
S.lW1rtl roughly denied the statement,
when Haskell drew pistol
Iud fired, but the shot MISSED.
,rhWlrtZ then turned to escape,
when the second shot took effect nm the
back ui the head, causing death. \
gr,.,t crowd gathered instantly, md
Haskell was seized 10y the hy>tauderS,
auI. tine officers coming, was taken 10
the station. lie positively refuses tn
make "A statement, and tine underlying
,ius,. OFF the trouble is difficult to arrive
al The affair creates considerable cN-
,itampnt. aud the crowd still llnScrs
around the scene oi the ASSASSINATION.
Al Is not known whether the tragedy
has any connection with political mat
tiers.
SNN FEANCISCo, September Lit la
now a,ccrtaiucd that the assassination
oi schwartz has no political significance.
The parties met az public meeting last
evening and Haskell made some demon
stratiuns which uugrrcd schwartz. \
uulrrrI ,usurd. during which Schwartz
spoke the words which hc was ISkvdto
r,.tr,rt This morning.
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The Election

Tomorrow the Stock Exchange and
public institutions Will bc closed. H.
less the election - more one suird than
now il is likely il will be- several days
before tine result will hc known.
I'm This city the ballot contains
y names. and the regulations OF voting
and counting Will make It impossible 20
estimate the result for probably two or
three davs. The contest between the
Republicans and Workiugmen ON May
ar i likely to be- close. On both the
city and State tickets there will be much
scratching The Republicans and Nork-
ingmen both express confidence oil We
tnTy i'm the city and State, while the
friends of Glenn claim his election with
equal bOldness.
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WHKAT-An abundant supply is COM
ing in-more than our local mills can
use; 92c is tho ruling price.
CoRN-Receipts fair, selling at 4Ot9
45c.
RYE-Sales firm, but quite small; F;
selling at 40(9l5c 3 bushel.
0ATs-The market was firm with r
moderate demand and decreasing sup
ply; good to prime 30CG35c for old, and
25@2Sc for new.
BARLEY-Scarce with q moderate de-
mand, except for the best qualities at
55(dSl.00.
HAY-Demanda active supply equal to
il; old loose on wagons Sl2 00@li OOper
ton; new $40 90; baled at about the
same figures, or a tritie higher III some
cases. Western Iowa SIS %.
MILLPEED-Insm small demand and holds
steady; middlings SIS per ton ship stuti
Slo per ton,
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FOREIGN.

For additional Martets NJ Fourth Page
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Meats

Packages for meats hold as follows:
Casks, 1000 lbs; half casks, 500 lbs;
tierces, $50 lbs; barrels, 80 lbs; bags,
200 lbs. No charge for packages.
We quote as follows:
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GENERAL MARKETS.
HOME AND TELeGRAPHlC REPORTS.
Money at 4 to Per Cent.-Governments
Fim-FIour Quiet and Without De-
cided Change-wheat Easier
- Hogs Steady.
PRODUCE
Wheeling Wholesale

The quotations given in the following reports
are prices realized ON wholesale transactions, un-
less otherwise specified.
The local wholesale markets show lit
tie tiuctuation since our report on Sat
urday. Staples maintain their former
prices, though the activity in the wool
and wheat market varies from day to
dav with the weather. Nails and whis-
Ky show a slight increase in price.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-08-21
MADD0z'S LINIMENTI

A FTER holding up for three months, I
IN find out by the constant demand for
my liniment that i. is giving full satisfae-
ton wherever tried. And after making
otller arrangements for my drugs. that is.
can pay for my drugs with my iiniment::
and those that are selling sell for less com
mission, it enables me 20 put my linirpent
before the public again. II win positively
cure rheumatism, bruises, spraibs, kidney
complaint, swellines, neuralgia, spine affec-
tfGl, pains, cOrns; remove ia two or three
days inflammation Of the stomach by an
plyi wallpaper well saturated viii fhe
After seeing 10 tried | know.
what it will DO. For beast IL will cure big
head and jaw, big shoulder, sweeney and
fistuIa, also poll evil in the primary stages.
You will find il at Smith & Miles and Good
win Il GilFs, Fayetteville, Pleasant VilTage
and Blanche, MerryyiIle and my house.
Don't fail 10 give il trial for it is made NJ
home and If il fails on any ofth above dis
eases come 10 me and get your money back.
No one viii buy any other after trying one
bottle. ! am making my living honestly
and if you find anything wrong will re-
fund your money.
J.L. MADDOX,
iuly2i Sole Proprietor, Blanche, Tenn.
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y5a.@hir gton Letter.

b & e.
,SsoeSH co,7.eepol,dcEco 81. ne oEsEntrn
Z WAsnSasal.s, D, G., August l4ilr. 1873
,iii.e coming Maine, election IS
Ngasy important, and Senator
blaine is doing his best to win
fols himself aud party. One
lnctESod Of his is "bluiE" He
l,rags of 10000 Republican votes
in September next. TYiis is IN
Keeping with the Statement made
i,y him during Tlle hast years
Canvass. TT then stated that
Cox. Caanor would carry the
State by 4 majority of ten thou-
sand, Whcn the result showed he
received ten'fhousand less than a
majority. What reliance can he
placed oil the utteranccs Of this
nnscrupuloIs politician? Mr.:
Blaine has not fhe leastidca that
the radical candidatc will 'reeeiye
Il majority Of The votes IT the
next election ard has. so express
ed himself IN private CONVERSE
ton S9ithih" the last Ten days.
All this cheap and iligh-sounding
talk about the great reaction gc-
ing on Observation-Disclosures
hackers has Iib foundation what
ever. as Mr.. Blaine very wen
Knows, and is simply done, for
effect abroad. Desertioiis from
The Republicans to the Greer
back party III the State are con
stahtiy Occurring, and amonsss.
them arc many Of the most prom
inent and Influential incinbers Of
the party IN that section, who
have seen enough Of tie ruinous
effects of 1.-THE Blainc-Hatnlili
ring. Witch ifing, as they know,
ihipcrionsly, controls the party
andmereiIessly Ilrnidtqs theState,
There is no fear that thcFing will
ever carry Maine again. '''''' -
"A story is current here that
Secretary Of State Evarts wish
cs to Be flre next Republican can
slidaie for G6vernor Of New York,
,Ireljaratory to Seeking the nom
inatit5n f5t President next year.
Tie story Is given'in ietail, and
the Enaliig Of Senator C)6nding is
gff4cfi as one Who looks not fthl
kindly upon de sclieme,, provi-
ded iGencial Grant cannot bc
nominated. Readers can give
such weight to it as to them
Your rrcsp6hdcnt Is not lgifS4-
en- 10 treating Of seandalous sub
iccts, but may allude to the
Conlyiing3Spragn trouble so fan
as to saw dat those who have
ebecn about town in, Washing
ton for the last two years put up
an The case the construction most
disgraccfnl to Senator {. .5-.,,
Two IDIOTS, nineteen and sew
entcen years Of ,aSe, fought a du-
el at Bladehsb1f& Yesterday NOR
ming. No one was hurt. r.;,
MCKAY.
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Towards Repudiation.
M Hnatsville Isldependent.l

i@JS-t huntsVlHe independent -
The State of Tennessee, by a
August z, refused
to accept a compromise of the
bondedness, of the State at fifty
cents On the dollar, and four per
cent. interest. This indicates,
notwithstanding the fact that the
vote was light, that the popular
will Ok this great State fayors re-
pudiation. The proposed plan
Of remedy for the bondholders is
to transfer their bonded claims
to some State, as one State may
sue another, while a citizen may
not sue a State. New Ifalnp-
shire is the state that viii proba-
bly, be made the medium in this
instance. gas
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9NOsa-Isesisie dent Notice,
Geo. ". fSnaqs4, ad'af. ,.et .qlss gss
paidsS. Smell assd otl.@s59gig,

3 Tul nfs;9t lT--gil m gfffErf
ON motion of complainanis by their conp-
" sci, and il appearing TO the satisfaction
of the, Clerk from complainants' bill, which
is sworn 10, that the minor children of Geo.
Sunnnerford, deceased, whose names and
residences are unknown, are ROn-residents
OF the State Of Tennessee, so that the ordi-
nary process of law cannot he served on
them 1t is, therefore, ordered by me that
publication be made in the FAYETTEVILLE
OBSERVER, a newspaper published in Che
town OF Fayetteville for. four consecutive
weeks, requiring the said nonresident de-
fendantsto appear before The Honorable
County Court OF Lincoln county, Tennessee,
10 be held at the court house ir said town
of Fayetteville, on the First Monday in
september next, 10 plead answer or
demur 20 complainaniss bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed and set for hear
Ing ex partc as 10 them. p. d. BoYCF,
aug Clerk.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-08-21

VIM. n. Vanderbilt has given
100000 FOR the erection oflgym-
nasilm and ai,ciyil engineering;
and scientific hall on the grounds
ofNanderbilt University, NASH
villeo Tenn.s erected and lendoW-
ed SO literally by his father s,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-08-21

sRY 9Ae Southern Express
Company has given notice. that
it will withdraw from and close
its business on the Nashville and
Decatur and South and North
Alabama 5Railrdads Aug il9th'
Packages renainihgain the eff
ces ,.Slong the lines at that date late.
viii lie forwarded to NashYille
aud Montgomery, ~ s.ai,er
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Cured of Drinksne.

"a yopng frientIof mine was e,ired oflaili
unsuitable thirst for, Liqner, which had SO.
FRUSTRATED him that he was unable 70 do any
busiaess lie was cntirely cured by the
use of iIpp ,Biners. IL alAyed All that
burning thirst; took away that appetite for
liquor; made his nerves steady, and he has
remained a seietna1 steady mar fer mare.
than two years; aud has oidesire 20 return
to his cup; Know a nuihber Of others That
have been cured OF drinking by it---From
a heating y. sosIieial, Chicago. Ills.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-08-21

ia rutherford county man
named IIickerson Tuesday night
of last week killed David McGill
while poaching his IIickerson's,
watermelon patch.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-08-21

ne A new and superb song
and chorus, ~fsMy Grandmother's
Chlnn,Y by Prof 'Schoeiler, OF
Dalton, Ga, published by r. w.
Carroll & Co, Of Cincinnati, o.,
will now take the place of Grand
iather's Clock and is destined
% great popularity. Price Doe.
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Fayetteville District Tennessee
Confcroncc-FOurth Round of,
Quarterly Meetings. lW9no
Iewisl5urg circuit, Gill'sc chap
,a, August 10th, 18th. I ~
Rich; Valley circuit, Knights,
August 2Srs, 9th, alh ole.
Fiat Greek cireuit, Flat Creek,
August 30th, 3lst. 50 5a0
Iynchi5tdg circuit ,Lynchbqrg,
Septtmbef 9th, 18th. -,
Marble Plains eirenit Bran
don's, September 9th, 10Th.
Faycttevfllel circnit, B@ecli
Grove, September 11th, 18th.
Flntyilleciredit ,McCSackeh's,
September 10th, Nth. 'l.F =.
Salem circuit, Shady Grove,
September 18th, 10Th. ii'-'ie
Winchester station, Winci4es-
ter, September 20Eh3 Dist: 24o.
gBelvidere mission, Cowan, Sep
tembef AOthL-26th. isao9 'ei8'
Pleasant Plains eireuit,i Shit
1eh, September 9th, 2sth! pas ..
IElflunoht Springs circuit Elk
n1ontAegaihgs, Superintendent.
Meline onhcait, Moline, 0eto-
Der 2ftd. 3rd. ~ ~ ~ 7a5 -i-oii'
Union circuit, Beech Grove,
Oct. 4th; 5th. 80 j AS. A. ORMAN.i
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Norris Greek.


siiu9s9 August 18th. 1879. 3
i4loaTRIBUqE OF REsPEcR 53dgi.
SAT a9eall meeting of Mount
Hebron HeGgey No. 344y F.laadi
a. NJ, the neutrality-suspicious.
were,adopted: 81 ~ 10
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the
iWorshipful Master Of The uni
verse to call from labor to,i i =
fieshment our worthy and be;
loycd brother, r. i. Pitts, there
fore 's &
RESOLVED, That IN the death
of brother 7. b. Pitts, the Lodge
has lost one of Its brightest and
most faithfuf members, his FAM
lily a kind and afiectionatc husJ
band and the community a res
l,ccted and wofthyieitizen. 2'Ht
RESOLVED, That we wear the
usual badge of mourning for
thirty days and also drape oar
Lodge furniture in mourning.
RESOLVED, That a copy Of
these resolutions be furnished the
FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER for
publication and a copy to the
family of the deceased.
w. G. GRIswELL,
II. l.. WILLIAMSON, Com
JAS. NJ. BELL.
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the year 1873.
1t is opE- duty to DELIVER on
the first day of Septcmber next,
to, the constablcs or to the sher-l
itf,, as the case may be, tie GER
tifieSf statements Of .tthcofIected
taxes. These officers shall pro-
eeodFatpHcS tucpHoct said taxes,
bJalisfTanltsif necessary making
to yoaIRiuntbIy reports ana pays
ments of such takes as mayrbe|
collected hy them. On the last
day of n oyembef, they shall rel
turn said certified statements and
make frial settlement with you.
The law provides and you should
require the sheriff, and each con-
sfableand deputy, tolaccompany
his report, orretmn, with1an af-
fidavit that he has madean eaIn-
est and diligent search ard could
not find amy personal property
on which. he could distrain for
taxes SO restrained. (Chap. 245,
see. q. These aflidavits, or cop
les thereof, should, accompany
your report Of sales to the Gin
cult Court. hie4a as4.gfi.9s
immediately ON the return Of
these statements and reports. by
the officers, it viii be your duty
to advertise for sale all lands or
real estate Oh = Which the taxes
for 1873 have not been paid.
For form of advertisement, man
ner of publication etc. preference
is had to section 3 of the act of
March %, 1879 (chapter 245.)
On the first Mondaysin Janus
airy, 1880, you; will proceed ito
sell, in accoptlane4 with law. all
such lands and real estate, on,
which the taxes, have not been.
paid, and as soon thereafter as,
practical certify all Of said sales
to the Circuit Court Of your
county for confirmation; at the
next term afteiadate of sale. 4ot
At the January term, 1880, of
the County Court Vou shall pre-
sent, Ia complete andaeeurate list
of the uneollected ta4esrd4e oh
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ertsifand Fnllsf fer tileoear 1873 1873
giving description, xaluption ,etcy
of property in each instance,
with the.reason assigned why the
tax haass1hoG beer Collected 10 :.
Each and, every trustee must
oil or before first Monday in May,
1880, make final settlement With
this Office ofihis State tax account
for the year 1878, or the same
will be- certified ito the district
attorneys general for motion and
judgnieht.niat sai bles 2iaId,
q A promptaaEd strict cempli-
ance with ;aBl thelprQyisiiegpsf Of
the law in. this connection will
aYeid Ippseelhi trouble and a s.n!f
aneeoto alb aSneegned. Il MD G. .,
Very respectfully, .5T9d I
JAS. L. GAINES, Comptroller.
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l. "A IN u
FOR RENT! = s-i

r win ATTEND on The premises on
Saturday, 4ugast 30th, 1879,
and offer for rent the lands belonging TO tile
estate Of Hugh Thomson, dec.
Full particulars announced on day of
rent JNO. TtUMlSON, Executor.
July 81, 1879.
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: :; y
County Trustees: "Your atten-
ton is again called to the acts of
1879, chaptcrs9 S,amenfing the
act of March %, 1915, audi de-
felting the coDectiohIof taxes for
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-08-21

fillevv sAcesoS's nssr sweet navy Tobacco
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STOVES g. TINWARE.

j. L. MADDOX,
uly2i Sole Proprietor, Blanche, Tenn.
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airy, 1880, YOU will proceed ito
sell, in accorlanGe with law, all
such lands and real estate on
which the taxes have not been
paid, and as soon thereafter as
practical certify all Of said sales
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TUTT'S pILLSH s.
A NoEed Divine SAWS.
TUFTS PILLS.

Their nrst effect is to Inerense the appetite,
aud cause the body TO Take ON Flcsll, thus the ,
system is nourjshed, and BY their Tonic Act
Iion on the digestive Organs. Regular
Stools are prodaced. ~ - -t
The Portland daily press., 1879-08-07
MINOR TEL ,EGRAMS.

Comptroller General Goldsmith was inn
peached In the Georgia Senate Tuesday, and
his trial will be pushed.
Charles Ballett, drunkard, killed his wife
and himself yesterday afternoon at Middle
town, Ohio.
H. III. Morgan, student at Harvard College,
and son of ex-Judge Morgan of Louisiana, was
drowned at Weirs, n H., yesterday.
Extensive fires are raging in the forests at
Jefferson Meadows, N. I'll.
Thee men were killed and three wounded by
the bursting of a locomotive boiler in the B. q
A. round house at Greenbush yesterday.
Postmaster General Key has returned to
Washington.
The collar and elbow wrestling match in
New York yesterday between Owens of Fair
field and Mcmahon of Rutland was easily won
by the latter.
The Democrats allege that some Republican
speeches have been sent under Democratic
franks.
At Westfeld, L. l., Saturday, Bartholomew
Riley and Joseph Hogan, employed in a chem
ical factory, were smothered by nitrous oxide
gas.
The neglect to appropriate money to pay
deputy marshals has compelled the U. S. mar
shall at Greenville, S. c., to suspend to large
extent his operations against violators of the
Federal laws.
Keith johnson, leader of the expedition to
explore the head of Lake Wyassa, died the
2Sth of June at Berobero, 100 miles inland.
The Maryland Democratic state convention
meets today. Hon. VIM. T. Hamilton will be
nominated for governor.
The MARQUIS of Lorne and the Princess Lou
Use were received at ST. John yesterday.
| The funeral Of fechter, the actor, will take
| place in Philadelphia, Friday.
The Portland daily press., 1879-08-07
EUROPE.

Discomfort Of the Turkish Troops.
VIENNA, Aug. 6.-The last news from Con-
stantinople states that the military discomfort
recently manifested among some garrisons on
the Greek frontier has spread TO the troops in
Constantinople.
Increase of Crime in Ireland.
LONDON Aug. 6.-The magistrates of the
county of Westwalk, Ireland, unanimously
passed resolutions calling upon the govern
ment to increase the constabulary force and
give the executive additional power, in conse-
quence of the amount of undetected crime.
1000 People Burned Out.
PARIS. Aug. 6.-Half the town of Chatenos
near Strasburg was burned today and 1000
peasants are homeless. The damage will
reach million marks
Lord Beaconsf1eld on English Affairs.
LONDON, Aug Cat the Lord Mayors BAN
quet tonight Lord Beaconsfeld among other
things said: "Relative to the Zulu war it is
believed that news will shortly arrive of a
satisfactory solution of all the African ques-
tions. AS to the commercial depression of the
country one of the secondary causes is i'm
prudent speculation and these are already
signs of its amelioratiof. If there are good
harvests In all parts of the world l
believe the darkest days of depression will
have been seen. Lord Beaconsfeld insisted
that landed property ought to continue as at
present.
AT the conclusion of Lord Beaconsfeld's
speech he was received with frantic cheers.
Foreign Notes.
The King of Southern Abyssinia has abol-
ished the slave trade in his dominions
The cotton manufacturers of Northeast
Lancashire are discussing the necessity of a
further reduction of 10 per cent in wages.
The Canton of Uri, Switzerland, has voted
in favor of the restoration of capital punish
ment.
Reports from the provinces in Brazil where
|, lad
nance of the present distress.
The Paraguayan revolution has ended.