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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-24
Straw Votes

There may or may not be any signiti-
canoe in the straw votes which are con-
stantly being taken in this vicinity, but
so long as persons will insist on them,
whenever they run across the mixed
party OF men, why, let them be correct
~ published 1t is the sublimitv OF
cheek for the hisliigsnCcr to print the
vote, taken on the Burr's Mill train on
sunday, and change the figures about
The vote stood Hancock l0l and Garfield
81, as can be proven by the atiidavits
oi the gentlemen present. The vote was
taken by W. L. Howell and the count
was witnessed by Major Anderson,
DIR. Gasmire and others. Only one car,
the rear one, was missed, and it stood,
Hancock Il, Garfield Is, making the
total of the train lis for Hancock and
% for Garfield. Now bring on your
proof, YOU Fourteenth street fellows.
And here is the same vote, taken by
a Moundsville gentleman, which can be
vouched Tor:
Editor OF The Reg 's,cr.
\ straw vote OF actual voters on the
train coming east over thee. O. division
of the + Il q. road, on Sunday evening,
stood: Hancock, lis; Garfield, ~.
" u
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DR. Tanner NJ Home.

Information by telephone was re-
ceived, last night, from the depot OF the
Tuscarawss Valley road, at Bridgeport,
that DIR. Tanner was Yesterday intro
,luced to his fathers residence at Itch
field, Medina county, Ohio. There has
been story in circulation that he was
compelled. from sore gums, to have his
teeth extracted. He pronOunces this
false in every particular. His molars
and inrisors are in fine condition, good
enough" he says. ";o chew up every
yellow-iesyed chicken father can bring
10 the house" After he has recovered
from the iatigues OF travel, he proposes
20 lecture 10 the I.tchtield people ami
tell them the secrets OF fasting.
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nh. p.moorsts N ominats an Exeshen'
a,eket. which will b Elected
Correspondence Of the Register
WKLIsBuRc, W. Va, August %
The following are the nominations
made last Saturday by the Brooke Coun'
ty Democratic Conventions;
House of Delegates-Col. Nat. "e's'
Sheriff-James W. Cooper. H.
President Of County Cour,-hon'
lewis Browning. 60. r..r
Prosecuting Attcrnry--Eugene ia'''
Suryeyor-Joseph Rodgers.
ASSESSOR. II. Buchsnan. M,
Comfy Commissioners. b. hina'
man, Cross Greek district; hIgn naf'n'
Welisburg; James Wells, Buffalo. IT.
Wellsburc DISTRICT 'ohn
Holly, William Linton. w u
Csmpbell, David Brown; Buffalo dis'
trict. James P. Rodgers, Friend Cox.
This list is incomplete, as it does NOT
contain the Cross Greek nominationslor
Jnsticcs and Constables, and the nomi-
nses for Constable in Buffalo; otherwise
!, il correct. Inasmuch as to-davs
Rra,srrR does not contain them, propa-
blv through the inadverteucy OF your
Wel,sburv correspondent, will you
kindly oblge your readers bv inserting
the above. 1t may be remsr ked that the
convention exhibited great decorum ana
cod feeling, and the nominations were
made with the utmost fairness.
Personal and General.
On Saturday last the body OF an infant
was found lying near the mouth OF
saver lust below the Hudson House.
II had the appearance Of being fully de-
vsloned. and had evidently been lying
there several days. No clew as to how
il cot there has rs yet been discovered.
This ia the second case OF the kind that
has been discovered lately. though 1t u
now well known how the first got TO the
Mace where it was discovered.
The members OF the Garfield March
inc Climb have received their new uni
inrms. and were ont marching on the
s,reets SATURDAY. night. They looked
pretty well, hut there were only ABOUT
lorty.6ve of them. The Hancock boys
Ia the number of seventy.tive or eighty
will be out in new uniforms In a lew
days.
There will he Democratic meeting at
the Court House on Thursday night.
John K. Donahoo. Esq, OF Hancock
county. W. A. 0wesney. OF Steuben-
vile, and III. b. Ferguson, Esq. oil your
city, has been invited to speak and a
GOOD time generally is expected. 4
hrass band from Paris, Washington
county, Pa. will be in attendance.
The cclorcd campmceting, which has
been in progress here for some time.
mp this morning and the colored
"rem'en" and ladies' in attendance he.
gan their ."exodus" to other points in
the Masters Vineyard. IT,
Quite a number OF strangers are to be
seen on our streets: several new houses
are in progress OF erection; our new Wa.
ter works are rapidly approaching COM
plction, and our town is slowly but
surely beginning to assume metropolitan
airs.
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Chcap Trip to the Sea Shore.

The p. c. 4 st. L. Ry. Panhandle
Route, and Penna. X. X. announces the
sale OF excursion tickets to Cape May,
Atlantic City and Long Branch for all
trains Wednesday, August % The
fare from Wheeling to each OF the above
points will be Sll.50. Tickets will be
cool returning until September l, in.
elusive. For tickets and further in
formation apply to J. " Belleville,
agent p, G. & ST. l.. Rv., foot Eleventh
street Wheeling. w. Va.
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Excursion to the Seashore, via Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad, Wednesday, August 25th,

MIA Railroad, Wednesday. August 25th.
1880.
For the above date the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company have arranged for
the Grandest Excursion ever offered to
the public.
For sll.50 you can take your choice OF
tickets from Wheeling either to Cape
May, Atlantic City or Long Branch, and
can return on any train until September
LIST inclusive. Children between five and
twelve years OF age half fare. Special
train OF finest coaches and Pullman par
lor cars will leave the Union depot, Pitts
burgh, on the aboveiate, at Q O'Clock A.
N. Excursionists will have fine views
OF the Packsaddle, on the Conemau2h,
Horseshoe curve and other picturesque
scenery along the line noted for its n an.
'deur. Reduced rates for excursionists
have been secured at the principal no
tells. Certificates will be furnished pas.
sengers to identify them in order that
they may receive the benefit OF the ar
rangements made. Tickets. will be on
sale at Union ticket Office, corner of
Fifth avenue and Smithfield street,
Union depot, Pittsburgh.
For full particulars apply TO J. N.
Bel!evilie, Agen. p. c. 4 st. l.. Ry. Co.,
Wheeling.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
CHIEF OURAY ILL.
A Doctor to Go One Hundred
and Twenty Miles on Horse.
back to Visit Him.

Los PISos AGENCY, VIA LaNr In.
Col, August 20.--Threc Indian run.
neIs from the Southern ties A,enn
arrived this morning, and report thai
Chief Ouray is dangerously III and ~
expected to live They came With
message from Ouray "a the agency
physician here, DIR. John u
Lacey, in whom be- b.
the utmost confidence, requ's,!a'
him 10 come Immediately. The doc'r
and his escort lett Immediately by The
mountain trail. The Indians will iu'
nish relays of horses, and III. doctor 10
tends To make the distance, 10 mile
in fifteen hours. Oursy went 10 ,h"
point to assist the Commission IA pr.
vailing upon the ttes Ia sign tie
treaty. II Ouray dies the treaty vi
never he signed by the Southern ant
White River ties,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-24

WASHINGTON, August n, A. M-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, station,
AIRY barometer and temperature, south
winds, partly cloudy weather and pos
sibly local rains.
For the Lower Lakes, stationary or
lower barometer, stationary temperature
winds mostly east to south, clear or
partly cloudy weather, followed by in
creasing cloudiness and possibly local
rains.
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Political Meeting.

The T., c. 4 -. Railway Compap,
will sell excursion tickets from >irah-,
vile andLintermediatc points on the \, .
of the road to Wheeling for the aeon.
mediation of those desiring to attend 4 ,
political meeting in Wheeling, Angus
18th. to be addressed bv Hon. S,rv.,.
l.. Woodiord of New York. AMI Hor
George G. Sturviss of IVES, Virginia 4
special train will leave Wheeling sbaa
10 80 r. ", returning the excurs!oni.,,
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THE CORONER'S JURY
Brings In a Verdict In the Mays
Landing Horror.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, August .. Tie
Coroner's inquiry into the Mays Isnd.
ing collision closed to-day. The ,uy
in their verdict say the people kI"l
came TO their death from collision VII ch
might have been prevented il Engineer
Aiken and Conductor IIogland Lsi
more carefully observed the rules sud
regulations Of tho company governing
the running Of trains.
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DRY GOODS.
HeW Y0k.

NEW YoRK, August 22.-Dry Goocf
Business continues fair with commr
sion houses, aud jobbins trade larry
tive. Cotton goods in steady demaIS.,
and best makes are steadily bela y
agents. Prints in fair demand, ~
giDghams continue active. Dress So
in steady request. Msn's wear Wow
In light demand.
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eoldiers' Reunion.
WKLIsBURo, W. Va, Angus, q

WELLsBURG, W. VA, August u
Editor OF the Register.
Please make the following announ.
ment i'm your local columns:
There will be a reunion OF the r,.,
Regiment V. VI. Kelley ,hree.n.or,s
men), First Regiment Y. Y. |. t.
burns three.year mem. Twelfth Re-.
ment v. V. | and resident >olirer. I.
other organizations, at Wellshur, y.
TENDER Is. Dinner OF bean.soup. han
tack and black coffee. Able speaI..,
and good music will be present. A pa
turnout and q live time is expected
Gro. B. CRAwFoRD, ~. ~,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-24

WHEN we reflect that a power OF en-
DURANGO can be impaired TO the brain,
aud that weak minds have been restored
to strength BY Fellows Compound Syr-
up of Hypophosphites, We cannot but
conclude that the subtle power is really
ponderable matter. Persons who study
hard should preserve their balance OF
power by using the Syrup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-24

TmE Bone and Muscle producing MAJ
the Nerve. quietinc Hop, the superb Va
larial antidote, Quinine, and other pre-,
ious ingredients. combined wIthou, irr
me atation, are the ingredients 81 Ma
Bitters," prepared by the Malt Bitter
Company.
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pheasant and Edectual."

PuRsLEy. W. Va. Nov. Il, l>.s
.WrSsrs. Ldughiin Bros. a 20.
Please send us another supply oiyoa.
Worm Syrup. We are meeting With an
increased salc. We find il ALWAYS give,
satisfaction. have used il in my ova
family, and found il not only pleasn,
but eifectual. MARTIN Il porIrR.
az Doplrr 4 Levin,
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Cured of Drinking.

"A young friend Of mine was cured o,
an Unsuitable thirst for liquor, which had
so Frustrated him that he was unable TO
do any business. He was entirely cured
by the use of Hop Bitters. 1t allayed all
that burning thirst; took away the ap-
petite for liquor; made his nerves steady,
and he has remained sober and steady
man for more than two years, and has
no desire to return 10 his cups. / know
OF a number of others that have been
cured OF drinking by it."-From a lead.
ing r. r. Official, Chicago, Ih. Laugh.
lin Bros. d Co., Wholesale Agents,
Wheeling.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements

New GoOds-G. Meniel * Co.
Notice-Redemption OF Belmont Nail
Company Bonds.
Wanted-Coal Miners.
Conspiracy Against the Marriage In
stitution."
Executors Sale of Ohio County Farm.
Piles, Piles,-Dr. J. +. Grant.
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Singing Lessons.

Mrs. Annie NJ. Sheib will resume her
course OF vocal instruction on the 9th OF
September. Application may be made
at her rooms, HIP Main street, second
floor, between now and then.
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ATTENTION, PARENTS. To
make room for Fall Goods. we
will sell Boys and Chiltircn's
Suits at cost. Oehm N Co..
ClOthierS, 1875 Market Si.. ad.
Joining Opera House.
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Coopera on q Strike.

CiSCiSSkTi. OHIb. August - N,u''
all the coopers IN thi- cIly 'iy ha'r
joined III a strike This morning 90 81
advanrr 81 H. pc: ,r.rl. ~ ih"if ~d.'.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-24

UNDERTAKING attended to by Robert
Luke, No. 1880 Market street, near
the postofice at reasonable rates,
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Weather Indications.

7l.x.RA.3rN. IAN. L. T.SP.N. Up. v
20 Sc - ~ GS ~ - 81
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SEVERAL acres Of un worked coal lands
at John S. Bates on the 18th.
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n STOP ORGANS subj and Coupler,
summer oder. illustrated free, Address DANIEL
3, BEATTY. Washington, " j, Vista
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Tharnnmafer Record.


As taken at Scinopi's Opera House
drug store:
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written ~ bl- lifelong friend, Hon. John W.
Foru~y az author OF uatiOusl fase and an ar
,l.nt a,luircrOf the superb soldier" including
he Life oi the Hon. wv. H. ENGLISH. This
work IL officially endorsed. low priced. immenS-
1, nnr.Ylar AMI selling beyond p-aredeu'. Out
al ~. Act quick and coin money. For the
bast hooS bc>t terms and lull particulars. adj
ava III BBARD BROS. Atlanta ca. agl2h
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ESTOWs ACADEMY.

I,UAHLESlDNS JEFFERsoN COUNTY;
N.va. \ thoroughly Preparatory SchOoi
~ COil,.s. and University. Pun ire OF appa-
~aiu, fpr Instructions IN the sc.cngtS. fCr cata,
ON. giving course ui study. testimonials and
EXPENSES, apply ~
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CEN. HANCOCK.

yt,HE BONANZA FOR BOOK AGENTS N
S,lliag our splcndidiy illustrated book,
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OUR NEIGHBORS.
NEWS FROM weLLsBURe AND ST.
GAINESVILLE.
Tn. Brooke County Democratic 'ekss-
Personal and Political Notes
St. CIairsvilIe Letter.
wELLsBuRa WAITS.

The Democrats Nominate an
ticket. which viii Be Eiso'eo
nj the Register.
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"
pear as per announcement. Mr.. Ran
dali had careworn and weary look and
did not seem 20 come up to the scratch
very lively; however the crowd had had
lots OF variety and they let that work off
and by that time Randall had warmed
up and Was going very fair speed. lie
commenced by saying 81 do not propose
using any abuse in nv speech OF 10.
night" Now the reporter stopped taxi
ing notes there, but it was subsequently
found out that he was trying TO think
where he had heard that remark before.
Poor fellow, lie thought Alright
every speaker in the campaign
has used that expression and
and with a few exceptions they have
wrested hard with the truth when they
said so. Mr.. Randall during the speech
of last night. called Conkling and that
class fends, and Bayard, Wood, etc,
thieves, but INDUCED in no abuse mind
YOU. The speech was rehash OF Weav-
er's speech delivered here some time
ago, with the exception that he was not
quite 50 strongly endowed with Rcpub.
lean ideas, as his candidate for Presi.
dent His respects to Garfield, Hancock.
aud English, were all OF the blatherskite
order, and he received little or no ap-
plause. Then he advertised the REGIS
TER; be said tina. when the edition OF
this paper said, that it understood that
he was a Randall, that had been brows.
ing around in the lower part OF the State.
it understood lie, (oh. OH as he had
been in the State but short time, so he
had. Some more remarks were made
in relation to this paper aud then
glass OF water was drunk. Then the
bonds, old England, horrid condition
OF this country lin his mind) were all
attended to. Then he thirsted for gore,
as it we're; he wanted to debate with
any one ofthe opposite party; he would
demolish them; he said: 81 don't want
none OF their small calibre, / want big
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-01
MANKATO.

MANsATo, Sept. 80. 1880. Through the care
lessness of some parties handling the mails.
there was none come to-day, great disappoint-
ment to the readers of the daily papers. The
train was on time, but no mails of any kind
from st. Paul.
Mr.. Egan, superintendent of the Southern
Minnesota railroad, is in the city looking after
the grading for the extension of the road down
in the city.
B. D. Pay has his livery barn nearly all taken
down, and the lot will soon be clear for the
erection of the new depot at the foot of Hicko-
ry street.
At the Blue Earth county Democratic con-
vention held in this city this afternoon, the
following gentlemen we're put in nomination
for the following offices. TO be voted for at the
coming election in November: For county
auditor, J. j. Thompson; county attorney, A.
r. Pfau; judge of probate, J. G. Porter; mem
bers for the mouse of Representatives, Charles
OConnor, Jas. Brown, 1. @. Perry, Lysander
Cook, James Wier.
The Hancock and English club of this city
will meet tomorrow night at its old headquar-
tiers, after which they will remove to other
quarters which the executive committee shall
provide. Tomorrow night DR.. ". d. Cole and
Thos. Boban, Esq, will address the club.
When the nominations are all made and the
campaign becomes more earnest the club ex-
pee. to procure speakers from abroad. Han
cock. English and Wells are the Democratic
watchwords in this county. Let it be the cry
throughout the district until the victory ia
gained.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-01
Another Railroad Suit

Messrs. Gilman & Cloush, attorneys for the
Northern Pacific railroad company. have fled q
bill IN the United States district court, sgainst
the St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba rsilroad
company, asking for an injunction restraining
the defendant company from building . bridge
scrces the Red river st point between Moor
head and Fargo, where the Manitoba company
has proposed TO construct bridge. The bill
recites the fact that the Northern Pscifs rail-
road company is engaged in the business of
transportation, and that considerable portion
of it's business is derived from the trzfic of the
Red river. lt is insisted that the Red river Is
navigsble stream, and that the bridge which
the st. Paul & Manitoba company has in csn-
temptation will prove TO be = serious obstruc-
tion 70 navigation, snd is. besides, ursuthsr-
lied Tne Northern Pacific company asks an
injunction against the St. Paul Minneapolis &
Manitoba company on the broad ground thst
the proposed bridge will obsirues navigation
upon = river that has bcen declared nsvigabIe,
and proposes 10 fight il out on thst line il il
takes a wear or two.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-01

The convention proper was then called to
order. After devotional exercises the commit
tee on resolutions reported the following:
WHEREAS. The history of tho past seven
years has shown woman 10 be important
factor in pushing forward the temperance re-
form, and believing the time has now come
when she might be made more potent power
for good by placing in her hand the ballot, to
be used against the rum power of our State;
therefore,
Rs,0lrcJ, That We viii ask our legislature
during the coming session 20 remove all him
drsuces of woman 20 her exercising the right of
suffrage for tho suppression Of the liquor traf
nc.
VOTING LICENSE.
Mrs. Emily II. Miller then offered tho follow
ing as an amendment;
Rtso'ttG, That we petition our State legls-
lature 20 make p.0vision for the registering of
women over n years of age in the same man
ucras voters and tbat before 4 saloon keeper
can obtsin a license he must he able 20 prove 70
the municipal authorities that he has obtained
tho signature of a majority Of both men and
women over 2l years OF age.
Mrs. Miller supported her amendment by
an eloquent appeal to her hearers 10 support
the amendment better 6uowu IS tde Hires
GmcrdmenJ Of Illinois. In that State after a
careful canvass, the temperance women had
fallen back on this The bes. law. most nearly
the suffrage OF the ballot by woman.
Mrs. Woodbridge then gave tie experience of
Ohio on this subject. and vote being taken,
resulted in the adoption Of tho original report
by vote of IS 10 IL.
The committee then reported the following
resolution, which wss unanimously adopted
without discussion:
WgEREAs. Ike hopes Of the success Of the
temperance cause lie IN the children and youth
Of the country, therefore we, the Christian
temperance women Of Minnesota, in order 10
lessen the tendency TO appetite for stimulants
IN the young and tur the good Of humanity.
will discourage by precept aud example the
use Of alcoholic rsvOri0E in our food. and en-
dcsvor TO Prepsvc our food IN SIS simple and
ncalthful manner As practicable.
Resolutions were then adopted rsturuiug the
thanks Of the delegates "a tie retiring presi-
dent and secretary foC the fSiJhtul manner in
watch they had performed The onerous duties
dcvolvlng upon them
The president then resd ,Ae announcement
for the meeting OF the National Union 70 be
held ;hc 2Ith ot October. aud Ia accordance
with tho prayer OF the petition the sd Of
October, was adopted ss ths days of PRAYER 70
ba observed by ths Minnesota Unions, instead
of the Goth. Is originally y intended.
Mrs. 7. l. Smith, Of Nosthheld y, ssurer.
finished the annual report, which VAS followed
by TIE report uf the committee On temperance
literature sgd ruthcatioss " Ms A. T.
Anderson of Niureap lis. cbai.maa.
coil Ctipr was then taken up 20 aid in
sendirg Mr Sore ard family home % Kau-
sas, woo hAd come to this Safe 20 benefit Mr.
St0rc iu heallh, suffering from pulmonary
consumption, and s7.S7 WAS RAISED.
The corresponding secretary then made re-
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-01
SALTWATER.

The Democratic caucuses this evening.
The Democratic convention will meet in the
court house Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Isaac Staples sent two four horse teams
into the woods yesterday to work on Moore
river this winter.
very pleasant time at the Opera hall last
evening at the social hop. Some twenty. five
couple being present.
Andrew Peterson. living on Second street fell
from door step and broke his collar bone.
DR.. Waiter was called, who set the broken
member IN place again.
The banner of the Garfield and Arthur club
was stretched across Main street last evening.
The names of Garfield, Arthur and Hon. W.
ID. Washburn were inscribed on it.
Chas. Stins0n, an employe on the Saltwater
division Of the St. Paul & Duluth railroad had
his thumb and first finger badly jammed yes
terday while couplinga car at Posts Siding
track, in St. Paul. He was brought to Still
water, and DR.. Cain attended to the wounded
member.
The ball game played between the Dakotas
of Hastings, and the Minnesota Chiefs of Still
water, was played up to the first half of the
fifth inning, the score being four to four. A
dispute arose and fight followed which broke
up the game, and which decided the game nine
(9) to nothing in favor of the Chiefs. The
quarrel was most disgraceful affair.
CARD OF THANKS.
The undersigned would return their sincerest
thanks to the many friends in st. Paul, who
SO kindly rendered their sympathy and assist
auce on the occasion of the illness and death
of our son James, which occurred in that city,
on Friday last. Also to the friends and neigh
bors who assisted at the last sad rites of
burial. j. OSHAUGHNEssY,
MARY OSHAUGHNESsY,