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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-09-17
Lydia H. Adams, Complainant,
Thomas II. Adams, Defendant.
Tn Choncnry

The-object OF the'above suit is to obtain.
a decree from the bed and board Of the
Defendant, for alimony poldante lite, anil
support and maintenance OF Plaintiff and
children. This day came the Complain
ant, by Counsel, and on her motion, and it
appearing by affidavit fled, that tho De-
PENDANT, Thomas II. Adams, isl non-rcsi.
dent OF this State, il is ordered that he do
appear here at Rules to DO held III the
Clerks office OF the Circuit Court Of said
County, on the last Monday in the month
OF September, 1879, and do what is neces.
sary to protect his interest in this suit.
Teste
CiAS. B. WAGGENET, Clerk.
Si,,n,,nn.. Z. IIn,..nrl Cal, Liant q ltr.
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CFIANCERY NOVICE.


State Of Hest Firgiaia, Mason County, IS;
A I Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
a the Circuit Court OF Mason County, :
on the FIRST Monday In the month Of Sep.
TENDER, 1879.
/. j. Martin as Administrative Of the CA.
tate OF George Martin, deceased, and in
her own right, Complainant.
vs.
Enos Smith and Frances NJ. Smith, his
wife, James Martin, Lucretia Phelps, Ma
than Hill, Anne Martin, D. w. Polsley,
Administrator OF the estate OF d, Polsley,
deceased, Julia G. Polslcy, Julia A. Ball,
and Robert II. Ball. her Trustee, John X.
Selbe and Mary +. Selbe his wife, Perry
Lemaster and Nancy Lemaster his vile,
j. II. Brooks, A. r. Barbee, &. b. Thomas,
Henry Fry and the unknown creditors u
the estate OF George Martin, deceased De-.
PENDANTS.
In Chancey.
The object OF this suit il to subject 50
much us may be necessary OF tho real u.s.
tate OF George Martin, deceased, TO the
payment of his debts, and to procure ~,
assignment Of dover in said real estate, 10
his widow the plsintiil This day came
the complainant by counsel, and on her
motion, and it appearing by affidavit filed,
that the defendants, James Martin, l.u-
cretia Phelps, Nathan Hill, Anne Martin
and j. II. Brooks, are non-residents OF this
State; and that the names OF the parties
described us the unknown creditors OF tho
estate OF George Martin, deceased, are I'M
known, it is ordered that they do appear
here at Rules to be held in the Clerks Of.
fec of the Circuit Court Of said county, on
the last Monday in the month of septen-
Der, 1879, and do what is necessary to pro-
tect their interest in this suit.
Teste:
CHAS, b. WAGGENER, Clerk.
Tomlinson & Polsley, Soils.
sent 3-4w.
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The next Governor of ohio-Ew.
ing.-is his name.
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Q. 7. west, pefendant.

III NTNHVVTV. - 20
The object OF this suit IS to obtain d.
rorce a Fiac,llo mptrimom. This day came
the Complainant By Counsel, and on her
motion, and ii appearing by affidavit filed,
that the Defendant, C.T West, is non
resident OF this State, it is ordered that he
do appear here at Rules TO be held in tho
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court Of Mason
County, on the last Monday in the month
OF September, 1879, and do what is neces-
sary to protect his interest in this suit.
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Work ON THE RIvER.-Eyer since
the water has been wsenough, the
work on the river has been pushed
forward with the utmost dispatch, So
that the steamboat will, haye,no diff
ficulty, ifproperly manned III going
to Judge NJ. c. Bankers landing.
Capt. Cobb completed the work on
Landcraft's shoals last Saturday, and
a more thorough piece of work, or
one that evinces more skill and eff.
iiciency, cannot be found anywhere
Work is now going on at Bull Falls,
and if the river remains low as late
in the fall as it ordinarily does, the
boat will be making regular trips to
the mouth of Dick creek by the first
of November.-Hnaid.
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McnIlIl 81 presldenls.

Washington left an estate worth
$500, 0O0 John Adams died moderate
ly well Oh. Jefferson died so poor
that if Congress had not given 500
COO for his library he would have
been bankrupt. Madison was eco
nomical and diedrich. Monroe died
so poor tlial be was buried at the ex-
pense Of his relatives in New York.
John Quincy Adams left about S50,-
900, the result Of prudence Nilsson
Chas. Francis Adams, gained. 4 large
fortune by marriage. Jackson died
tolerably well off. Van Buren, died
worth some 100000. Ii is said that
during his entire administration he
never drew any portion of his salary
but on leaving look the whole SlG0,s
600 in a lump. Polk left about $780,
600. Tyler married a lady of wealth.
and accomplishments and died rich
Taylor left about $4,000. Fillmore
was always an economical man, and
added to his wealth by his marriage,
Pierce saved about $4,000. Buchan.
anleftahout 100000; Lincoln, about
s75, 900; Johnson, about $4,000.
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a. e0rrespondent ofIthe Cineinnati

a correspondent ofithe Cincinnati
Enquirer, 10 an article on the glass
tradeiof Wheeling, sums up the stu
alton as feilows;
lind that the glass interests Of
this section are in decidedly flour
ishing condition. 1t istrue that this
is The usual busy season for manu-
facturers, but there is q marked in
crease nevertheless in orders and a
decided stifening in prices. While
the margin in all cases is not SO sat
isfactory vet as could be desired,
there is fair prospect ofan advance,
and the orders already taken are suf-
shcient to insure steady and full runs
for some time to come. The labor
question seems TO be satisfactorily
settled for the present, and as most OF
the operators Of this section are
identified with their factories, by rea-
son of having purchased residences
and acquired property near them, 1T
is not as likely that serious disagree
ments will arise as though the labor
was unanchored in It's character
Manufactured stocks are low, raw
material presents no indication Of
an advance, prices are encouraging,
and manufacturers are buoyant and
confident. If the situation has not
reachedStlse dimensions Of u "bpom,'
that ca2besfelied on as as a perma'
Inent and,not set down as evanescent,
it surely presents u good many of the
satisfactory symptoms Of that desira-
BILE ailmenp
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CHANCERY NOTYCE.

Stateg IFest Virginia, Mason County. IS:
!. A T Rules held inthe Clerks Office of the
n Circuit Court Of Mason County,,oh
the first Monday, in the menth Of septen,-
Der, 1879.
Bethlehem West, Complainant.
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NOTICE.

IF those Young men and their doxys DO
| not keepout of my lot at the upper
end OF town., will publish their names,
and also have them arrested for trespass-
ing. JOHN S. MILLER.
sept. 17-4w.
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| ~''' - ~ 49, t'''N'
CRooEEDNEss IN FAYETTE-At the
recent term Of the Fayette Circuit
Court, in the trial of the cause of the
county VS.. - Cassaday, late sheriff
of the county, the fact was developed
that a vast amount Of crookednes.
had existed in the management OF
the county affairs. 1t appears that
drafts Of the county that had. been
turned in by the Sheriff for cancella.
ton at his various settlements, with
the commissioners appointed by the
Court to settle with him, had been
distracted from the Clerk S office, and
again put in circulation, presented
to the Sheriff, and paid the second
time. Like our county, Fayette has
been burdcned with a debt, the ex-
tens Of which seems past finding out;
but this suit is beginning to let day
light.through so2e tery dark trans
actions. 1.-THE suit has no other eff
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CHANcERY NOTICE.

Sla'e q UcA Virginia, Mason County, 81:
A I Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
n Circuit Court OF Mason County, on the
.irst Monday, in the month Of September,
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THE best 5 Cent Cigar in the mar
i set at TiPPEiT's'
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> cHAs. B. wAGGENER, CLERK.
Simpson 4 Howard, Soils.
sept. saw. paid.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-24

Hzmbosds rzces r-7v=d . szceess fa2n-
ezaIly-
OnIy sevea Eez 1s Il wurk IN Good
Hope district
Ne~ hay resaiA Il SIS AID so per soa
in T~1searo<s-
Carson Good Tsl2zars VII give = bah
o "a Novsn5r 7th-
OpEzm smoking eantiaaes 70 N 1lar1-
Ing e1-Enf IN Czrs01-
TIE Mat rare sar silver hz been raised
10 sI-I5 s-i9 PER 0unca zHe-
Terry r. Coue has been appointed Pest
master az Rattle MG1n-aia-
Coin i pEs1sisal AZ Exc. but II l. grin
spalIy eoUE-sxfels kzlf 9nllzrs-
Ssorey enzzty property Slows adeprseiE
rl1a frsm lzss year OK SIA3. Gee
RoEllnz sack fsr the 4nstin Aa4 B4-tIs
NO1r-In rad \ arriving daily
The bullion s1r ealBscrSsns q 1870 "a
Ornsby county a-ao1ns to s65ss CO.
j. Z Baker. late Ct the Rsno Gazszse
has gene to kealzzs On the Bsde Nsxs-
Two mills have telnporariIv s1sQzaZaz
IN TasearOrA oEiag 70 a scarcity Of Saser-
There hare Of hss been several ea-es ef
fever IA Virginia. . few 0f which hare been
fatal
Aecurdiaz 80 tbs assessu.ens roll cattle
Een ara the xeaIthisss people n Hazbodt
caz1ss-
Twelve huEdrsl cords a sageAvush we're
b1rned az Tuscarorz aboas midnight o.
Saturday.
Reno pagers Of "Wednesday e5ns4zz Essh
1g szTe the award Of premiums for sAe
STATE FAIR
TIE Virginia L TrEck4 R4EIr5ad Goa
panv viii saas year pay 10 Ormsay eoaa5s
sitae3 - n taxes
The assessment raIl a 0rr1sbT county
far 1872 shows ) falling CT of sf5II3 .
~ compared With that q ISIS
TIE total vzl1z1ion Of Storey eo1nsF
property = s.. 81 IA. from which the SIN
q S3fSoo i exempted heca-se belonging
% widows
The children q Frank Bell Dfvs5Sn
Superintendent Ct the Western UnioE Tee
gr4p1 Company. are al prostrassd with
sezrles fever ~ Eeno.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-24

THz Ez-sk4 S-y-EvzZ says tazr Hon A.
c. Ces=fand. q SsVadA WI SPEND TIE
wLn7er in WaSkiag-c3 via S~7arsr Shzrn7-
and ksnks that ueraars Mr. CisveAaEd )
mission az the C1FIsaI vi Re - zsgo1&as
the .a-af skA Pa-ze4 Hese4 20 she Govern
zezE TIE GoFsransns es15E1t z i
zuer bzz1Tn- az rhs P1fEse and tho1sA
* ) uos advertised Er sale = TIE Daily
Sssek E4prr1 We H1vae the GsTernz@hs
10 bar IL II Is wants C. IL wu1d 1aSa
the 6nsss rnstzce n tie CuzrEd Ssases.
with rrsges r. Al tie Federal olcss-
Stock Report.
TIE Govsrnmeas hal tesss- bzy liz
GrarI RossE 1sa Ar Feaa holes
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CasH CTLLsNGs-
Views Votes Cleaned Frsss ssrfsns

<ozree>
coenterssis $ snd pisces are gessIas
pientfal IN Fresno
The nznaber Of rersus n the SIN kraa-
cisco ans h1zs@s average SA c2lly-
Large suxn-ir5ssef grapes zre eeInxa1 Z
inso raisins Of zzPer51r zGalisy e koisl1-
Tha archery craze making fearful
5zroe in Ozkiani Every asu : orn4-
uezsed with 4 bracs q tzrzsrs-
Gin Lin the richest ChiasE1H IN Sccsh-
era Or-zun. has tszzh- cut hs partners
End now owns b. hinsef tie Little Apple
gate mise
Winter has bee11 il s&-zess 1po1 tae
Serras- The great r8ree - the west and
south e Eeoo \ zM-a Slh sz7T- ne
cid seasoa has esus esELy AMI opens with
unusual Everiy-s
Nine o. Ten kame5Iss E4-s hs@n eomTls-
ted IN Nsntocfno cazzsE 91vr- tAe las.
ss=sz Hsss%. and e s~shr Fsr~1Es
nave eu1s &c IN E1EEIezF end sEeS s-e
first q Ass Marc
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-24

Tie Warrington Posi- ruhlAhed st the
Na,ion1 Capital Is Of e0arse. vel posszd
ca the iea1isz zen and politics Of this
csuntry- The Post d czs Of the noss
eo-sistzns - vel a. intelligent Demo
cratic 501rzaIs in America A few days
before The Ohio election i reviewed the
Presidential Situation. n zEecsEng the R<
publrza aide q the contest = soII0zs-
Grzat has PEaged his trump card- he
kzs arrived II sh<rzzn elects his naa
Foster n Ohio ne1s Tuesday. he vii pay
hs- The Whole Grant movements led up
70 .hzf os~teat4Ei01s entrance iato the eoaa-
sry a. Sza Frzneiseo. The future 81 t@s
Grsas eaase dependsd zpce IL -=cess
TIE confiaExaes of Sherman II the Press
Dental field tarus upon the resGsi Of the
elzcsioa IN tie BzeksJs State Granrs
trial zeaevEnzsns proved 70 he al shaS
eoad have beea expected Tie o
i booming vi0lensFy- II Foster wins n
ozi5, Sherman may hcFe 20 rival ard nsu-
trzIzz H. II Foster loses. Sherman Is
gene
The cnnsass for tie Rep1hEiesa P~reshlsn-
ti41 noeain115oa ssels 70 hare narrowed
dcEn 10 Gra1s, Sherman and Blaine with
Grant. however. 80 far In the lead that Il
the Convsntion wers to ress so-norrow he
uozld, without much dozbs. be selected -
tie party sszndzrd-bearsr- Bas the Cocven-
t5oa viii No: meet zn-d sozs u1s next
sznuser and the outlook nz1y be changed
By that time. or i, nay es1tEnue 70 be n At
present Three reszl-s EzE, however, we
shink- Be relied 1po1- Sherman vii BOT
be successful znIess he gDcs Into the on
vsur5on IN ezhocss vita Blaine CT else
with q majority Of tie delegates pledged 80
Lim fron lie start Grzns VIII not be
chosea unless he proTes himself N tie
mainline . Necessity. Blaine VIII nos be
nominated ssvs on the scors Of sxpedeney-
so long a. Grans r~enaains actively in the
feIi be vii be practically master Of tie
siszzsien- he nzg not Be ssrong enough
10 nguin2ts himself. bat he Is likely to be
ahse 10 dictate the n-Cusinztioa- without
his Support EeiEher BlAins ner Sherman
can xingEy sueresd- though acting sogsthsr
they might witho1s TIE consent q either
the 0ae or the othsr Of them II eonprou-
iss candidate caa be sesscsed-
Grants hsez IN the premises i 70 rsEzin
qzietiy n The Geld 20 Lsng a. fkers remains
aekanee u Radical success IN fs50- II.
By the time the C~asventioz nsess he eun-
siders there Exists . fair hSEs Of the cleo
t1z Of It's nosinez. he VIII work for Ebe
nominate .. and z lie c5sazns i. zcceps IL
IL AZ any time il shall aYpsAr THAI the
DeUocrass arr going 70 S2ss he VIII not
only dsslins The Tosi-icn II standard
bearer. II c=ersI him. b1. VIII imne
diassly decay il snphatie terms tia: he las
ever been . candidate In short, Grzns
Ant the nomination, Il Is carries viii Is
. good SHOW Il esc-ior- OEherriss he
neither eovs-s il ror VIII he accept The
aubitn1 q bo.h Sherman aa5 BLaias i
SHARPLY 20 81 the nomination. regardless Of
consequences. Sherman . xorkinz openly
TO that end Elxi1e . coc1zeSing . Sui
hsns and pruating BY Lis experiences Il
1874 he da~s s1s propose 70 be the cen
frxl sxrrz n ia crr.=s~ zrzir
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-24

The year 1873 VII pass isss American
hsssaxT A. 4 vszr Ct SCEEsr1L Agricultural
prosperity. The ssssen crop : hrssr By
hzEs ! -fisr1 bales thai eEsr ksEsrs- E1e
saEzeea erg . 1850 Gg Ecznds greater.
and the sz-Ar srU7 exceeds kv soUs 2ssA-
600 hoesaea1s al Frs~s1s vlel9s- These
are grsrs whscA EsIen= slzoss exclusively
- the southern hat e The rsrsbS5e- Il
behalf az he NsrrferH S-sss sAe ezeSss Il
r-uesze-s sAs v=ar SSer tie e-sys & AR
presasus y@Ar- + zeea<-1ag ~ tae CA5c1So
gaz-naI = C~s~sazexrS 3NgNaasG bushels
& Wheat 1rE trou $3.50 eE0 u l@l ESQ.,
0N8 b1skes Of eDyn- TAe hog crop also II
EEzE shEs Eszr skan for ; EEzlsE q ysa<s
past i be Eos tAsI largest eFer IA eA
The ki-hsss mine N the Caa-ed StzEes.
ard ur0bahlT n the world. Is the Present
HeEc- slszatzd On E0znF Linr1la- n the
mazn r1zze e TIE Rocky Aauzalrs. n
Pax cszaT CeIcrzEa- Aeco-ding 10 PraE
EAyd-a- Nezas LlEeslz has II alaEz1s x
l4I7 fret
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-24

Cs0asnfs ~ ~ Press en Live
0nAJeefA.

@.24g6A
EIxxT Eox roE1cT.
1rsz tAs ssssxneats Bes-
Grant has not ye< said he wants 10 be
Presi1ens. nor hAx he s&id that he does not
want % b. Hayes il equally silent. and
The sllea<s II both procs<ds from policy.
The frss makes more friends by keepinx
his Hsoash shut than be would By sAiking.
Ibs second knows hat silence on his part
u ssen better Khan golden II he told the
people that be did ass waas 10 be President
again . sarcastic inquiry would roll up
from Maine 10 California "Tbo ia shun-
dsr wants you 20 bsYs II he aid TO them
that Be wanted 20 be President, . ho4rse
laugh would be the only answer.
Hxsa 1ovx c~ryu1zA1ros.
From As sso<k Esrorx
Tia trouble il that the Eassern mind has
been p~rs5udieed against mining civilization
By the exaggerated stories Of rnfaxnism
written By . certain class Of anthors. and
o~vsr-drswn wood-c1ss Of miners with
bowie halves In thsir boots and reviewers
in their bslss. No more orderly. No bst-
Ter dressed. and no more intelligent and
refined communities can be found sny-
vhers In The GATED States thAa those Of
Is mining i5vns.
1AfxzsTs UDoRsKxxsz or LILO
From the x~szs>Reviev-
Such pandering 10 the vanity Of Z prsAi-
gate AID blsckgzurd by the members Of .
denominafionAl association il calculated TO
injure tbs ca1se Of Christianity. for M per-
sun OF even toierzhle morals who believes
tbs actions Of Kalloch to be in eonsananee
with b teachings Of Christ could be ether
wise b thAnkfai 10 Heaven that be vas
nat . ChristiAn.
LOTTERY oAx1LUc.
yron ne Austz RsvdlIs.
In Nevada and Utah IL Ia . misdsmeanor
for newspapers 10 publish adysrsis~meuts
Tor . lost<sy. bat the Eastern pspsrs come
ont hsrs containing than. ard tbs tsmpss-
ton sesms too strong for fks Io~stssy-is-
e1ipsd to ovsssbEs. etTinesnt lava in
evesy etAss " suppress esnhiiEg wsaid Ia
{ lsfgs ssassrs viSs cat tkis pssnisisas
k4t4t.
rsenAsx5rI nosxss.
yspm ~ Virginia c1ranssis.
Aftss ths Rspublicsn party had forgiven
Guerrilla nosby. aad folded him 10 jts
bosnm and appointed him 10 Chinese con-
ealsse. 10 uss very angrs,efnl Of him to
strike ~ the hsArt ~ the nation by discov-
exing that . ioyAi Republican sss . thief.
The Carson Appeal ststaa fhsf dsscite IN.
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AccozDUs 70 tie yev York sun- tie
real isszs In Massachusetts, this ysaz . 81
yssxs cd. weighs 20 pounds. has d<sscs
IN oas eye and : worth several aiIlioas Of
coIlsxx.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-24

NxxDoczxo, October %.
Yesterday Afternoon Captain Jones. the
leader 81 the outlaws, WAS captured 1t
CouTtsright's cabin. On tie sDnsh fork OF
Ten Nils river. twenty-five miles from this
town, by Doc Siandley and Mart. Frost.
who lay concealed in the cabin. when Jones
entered overcome With fatigue. The posse
In pursuit traced tbs gang through . dense
woods. and over the steep hills. often upaL
their hands and knees. across Soyo and
Pudding rivera. to Little valley. to within
about three miles Of the cabin. and though
temporarily baked in the opening they
expected 70 strike the trail again this sac-r-
Ing There Da reasonable prospect nov
Of capturing the other three also.
Eteetnent or aSuatsers.
AxaHEIx, October %.
United States Marshal Poole il engaged
In serving notices Of ejectmeDt on the squat
tiers pom Los Bzlsus ranch, south Of here.
The Circuit Court. some time ago. decided
thai the title to the ranch lay with the Los
Angeles 4 San Bernardino Land Company.
Hencs the present proceedings. There are
bet seen o snd 400 settlers to b dispos-
s<ssed. and there may be some trouble 10
ejeeting them
Greats Reception 1t sacramento.
SAcEAxRxzo. October %.
General and Mrs. Grant. attended by
msmb<rs Of she sacrEnaento Reception
Comnitses. left on the vAlisjo boat . few
inmates behind tie regular time. Al VAL
lsjo ths party was mt by L~isussnant Rich
meod 10 tia steam Yacht NeIli~. who e.
eorssd them - Mars Island. where the Gen.
srsl Inspected the snrks. Thence the party
vent 10 fAllia where they we're received
BY inmsnse crowds. At il:l0 they boarded
shs train for sscramsnto. Al all tile st.-
tions sn route crowds Of people noeked to
zee the General. The train arrived ct Sac
rsmenfo At ] p. NJ IA the train moved
the depot il was met by . vast con-
course Of people, filing the depot and
largely filing Front street from x to J.
While divisions OF the procession occupied
ths lower parts Of J. ! and X streets and
sxseDdsd u Second street. Ths arrival q
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Notice to Miners

A LARGE LOT OF r SACKS AND
N Sscking Msehinevy can be purchased
cheap for cash. by applying immesftsfely 70
Mr.. @. II. Munds. ~ clnts's store. OF Charles
Hyer. opposite the Consolidated WORKS.
Eureks. oetobss q. lssB. ec2aa
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the PARTY vas snr1uared bJ asalute By the
Sacrament Lizh< Artillery The people
replied with I8ad cheers The srs1a was
thea run through The d@pot to n pe1ns
midway between J ard 4 streets nd Cen
srz1 Grznt Efs the ear and wzs net b.
Governor Irwlaa and Mayer Turner and vas
escorted % a carriage 1ppsisted sor klH-
Mrs. Grant and sesars nexs l-hf and
xsrs cnndaes-d 20 earrIsses- The cEsE-
ion fell into lie prvupsly and the msreA
vas taken up A. the ezrrlzSs EoFsd On
the people eAesref and then FL baek uPon
the walks tae a4ss q them pozTI1S down
J AID X stress IN adExnee q the E2e- L
fair estimate Of tie number Of Fsopie en-
FrpEs- fr0na X 20 JsETress- IzssprSsrs s. the
beginning q the nAreh- places i st Il ~1-
The CAPITOL and other places 81 interest
we're visited. The programmes fer u
row i1elndes : baFteczs By tAe vsssr1n
=5iiieVs AID sailors q nL1raE- review And
4 dEnrer 10 Grzzs By sensssr Boota-
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re..a Gently Of Msraer.

TE~&LADLLFElAs OEDC1Ec -
Isaac Jacxson. . s2ilsr On the ship Sea
kizg, hAa been foand guilty Of the murder
Of c. d. Brooks, the mate, 81 SEA ca the
night Of August Is Several other seanaen,
charged vita completely in the murder.
VIII recszEe separate trials. Ths sentence
o. jackson has been deferred.
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S4x Ay1zzxS- Oeroher d
P4tri~x Ee s< U eaz=d an
al sy ss S @-=<@- -
the Sheep Ranch uize- tbs n.sr11ng-
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CDcLxxATI. October g.
4 syseial from GrxFson. Esntueky. re-
hates f1as 10 Esa rode into Maxrfnstzrg,
Ellioss eozzty. O. Monday night, sur-
rczrdsd the Jail. cyerPo~sred tbs jafler
AID fook sxo przsonsrs. Joka W. Randall
AID Wa Mcmillan. 70 ; tree ne4r By, and
hanged then- Tie men hanged we're
krowz 70 hsloag 70 . gang o< outlaws
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Es-a- Cal. 0zS s-E E-Fzsaes Nay. aged !
ye4r aa& IL EmExAs.
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@LF A0@L7 0~E1W[4 -
Tie Conssl GsEerzl Ct Spain states that
subscriptions VIII s001 be taken in SIC prIn-
ezpal czfsss q lie GATED SEzsss for the relief
q the sufferers By the Sooas i Spain.
Two tho1sznd krz2n bcds=s hare been re-
esv-rsd u LIE 6ss1gsd 6s-rse-s- An in
AabEssas ct Ahconts. Spaza. has given
1880 tor tie relief q tie sufferers blythe
1ood- The fand IN Paris already amounts
% 10. Go frxuex.
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SAN FzAycLsco, October %.
ThS morning. 1t i-30 o'clock, Conrad
Stem shos George Alrpessr. on Second near
Folsom street. Tie ball took eject in Alt
peters left aide, one inch below the nipple.
The woznd ID considered mortal. Stein
waited two hours for his victim. An rn-
knosn cid fsad Was the cause Of zsszssina-
tlon. AlfpSter escxped.