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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-11-11
SOLE AGENT, 20 80 vaE
400 BROADWAY, ,. NEW YORK.


Since the introduction of this Spool Cotton
into the American market, its success has
been unprecedented. No other brand OF
thread has ever met with the same amount
of public favor in the same space of time
The 40. n T." manufacturers were the
first to recognize the importance of the Sew
ing Machine and to make six-cord cotton,
which has ever since been the recognized
standard for machines. o,.....t. ....a
All the improvements in machinery that
the inventive genius of the nineteenth GEN.
fury has produced have been adapted by the
manufacturers of 80. n. T." - 'sao.j e.
At all the great International Fairs Of the
world, 90 n. T." has been awarded the
highest honors.
The 20. N. T." factories at Newark, N.J
and Paisley, Scotland, employ $500 opera
tives-make sufficient thread daily to 90 a.
round the world four times. -.- n. h-
Consume 40 tons of coal daily. At.& 81
The manufacturers of o. n. T. are the
largest manufacturers of Spool Cotton in the
world. -.,,-st-s., s.t7 $3.50.
A full assortment e this Spool Cotton can
be had at wholesale and retail at ,&E3tl G.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-11-11
Retail Iron Market.

Retail Iron Market.
KNOXVILLE, Nov. 8, 1880.
TIRE IRoN-Two horse, per pound, 81
cents; One horse, per pound, cents.
NAILs-Per keg rates $4OO; per pound,
Scents.
Horse SHoEs-Per kek, $500; turned
l0c each.
Horse SHOE NAILs-Per pound, Na2oc.
HARROW TEETH-Per pound, 53sb3 cents.
HoLLowARE-Per pound, &c.
GLAss-Common size. per box, $3.75a
SAOO
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MARK ETS By TELEGRAPH.
Futures.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10 -Cotton--net
receipts, 855 bales; gross 8. 427 bales.
Futures closed barely steady; sales,
November, 10 79a10 80; December,
1O.73a1O.74; January. 1O.84a1O IS; Feb
,ry, 1O.97al0 50; March, lllla11 II;
April, 1924 all %; May, 11.474Il SO.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-11-11

S5c. Pork, steady, S14 so. Lard noml.
nal. Bulk meats, dull; sides, SIC.
Bacon, good demand; shoulders. 53e;
sugar-cured hams, 104c, Whisky,
firm 81 .O8
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-11-11
I.eutsvt,Ie Market.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 10.-Flour strong;
choice to fancy, S. 75s6.25. Wheat Arm
sl.0O, Corn, steady, 443c. Data, steady.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-11-11
Chancery Sale of Valuable
Lands near Knoxville.

No. 1898.
Robt Ewing, Receiver, ETC., ct al. VS.. A.
G. Scott and wife ct al.
PURSUANT TO A DECREE PRO
nounced in the above cause at the June
term, 1880, of the Chancery Court at Knox
Vile, Tenn, I will sell. at public auction,
to the highest bidder, in front of the court
house door in Knoxville.
ON SATURDAY, THE nth
DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT,
AT 11O'CLOCK, A. M.
the tract of land mentioned and described
in the pleadings, lying in the End civil dis.
trict of Knox county, Tenn, adjoining the
lands of f. A R. Scott, James g. Karnes.
S. Saltmarsh and others, containing 81
acres, more or less.
sr#--5 T E r M S.
Sid sale will be made upon a credit of {
and IL months, and in bar of the equity oil
redemption, taking from the purchaser
notes with good security, ard retaining 9
lien as further security.
This November 10th, 1890
nj. L. PATTERSON, G. & M.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-11-11

ECG - WELL AuGER & Drill. goa
- or e. tsrritor.. Endorsed by 0ovsrnoss
ofioWA, ARKANSAS & rAkou
EsknEs nsa EseAka q sEuAx@
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-11-11
Fortunes for Smokers.

Twenty four class, unauthorized CieeW
Quality of these Cigars is unsurpassed. As IN
inducement to extend their introduction, We give
a premium of a chance In the Louisiana state
will paw to investigate the merits of these CtgaR
for he is well paid who Is well satisfied
: Address IL. L. PEAVY,
"a Chestnut ST., Portland, Maine.
ect15d w4w
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wholesale Grocery Market.
CORRECTED DAILY.1
KNOXVILLE. Nov.
KNOXVILLE SOAPS
SnuR.
Cigars.

al brUB, TM VIZ VUaI %
AhnH Ann s.0nG
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-11-11

1S4 Madison Street.
CHICAGO, I'LL.
Managers for the Northwest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-07

Floyd King. Of Louisiana, as Chairman
and Mr.. Martin, Of West Virginia, a,
one Of its members, which has already
gone ~ work with eOmmendabis en-.
ergy TO push ahead the canal proieet.
BY the way, he paid high rOmpliuien,
to Mr.. Martin. There are eeTtinly
questions connected with the PROPOSED
schemes to connect tho two oceans by a
grand ship canal which NAV lead tsior-
eign complications, and hence Sendors
are warranted in acting slowly lnd
safely. Mr.. BayaTd, in TACT, IN his
splendid financial speech the uler
day, remarked incidentally piat
this lnter-Oceanic Canal kht
possibly lead to a foreign ar
There was no doubt inlhis mind Nsn,
day before yesterday, he dwelt u the
senate ON the present ineihciency bur
navy and urged the completion q ur
iron clad monitors nov at stan ttill
calling attention 10 the tact u he
saw in the English navy yard las q M
mer ships that could steam int bur
Atlantic ports without any Obstaobut
that which tOrpedOes afford, Il 10
Italian armOred ships which wdd be
safe against the broadsldes Ot Ouunst
formidable war vessels. There be
other caucuses on this subject, Id lOu
may SET II down as about settle hat
everything offered in the senate lng
upon the canal project will H. u
standing committees.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-07
DON DELIGHTED
WITH THE RESULT or HIS lABORS
Ia Pennsylvania, While GaIusha Grow is
Dlsgus,ed Two Radically Differ
ingve~s-what Old Simon
Says About II.

HARRsBCR0, PA, FEBRUARY 6,-Sen
ator Cameron received large numbe
Of visitors yesterday a. congratulate hin
on the adoption uf the Grant resolution
by the Republican State Convention
The Senator appeared much latgue'
after the struggle ia which he has par
ticipated the past lew days, lie still
believes Grant to be- the safest Candl
date. Us he'wOudnUt only be elected Il
nominated but would assume the
duties IT the Presidency in detisnce 0I
all schemes to count him out. The SEN
ator expressed his qualification at the
action Of the Convention in declaring
for Grant, whose success ho heartily de-
sired.
General Cameron said to-day that he
believed the action of the Pennsylvania
Republican State Convention would he
ratified at the National Convention. lie
Crmpared Grant 10 General jackson,
sIo enjoyed very little popularity with
IL pulIllcIans, but much with the peO-
d. Even il Grant should not he sue
ceslul great good would result from
/ ID action Of the Convention in the
| aaption Oi the unit rule Al the Ma.
/ tOal Convention IL has been the foolish
ctknm oi dividing the Pcnnsylyania
III pSation aud thus destroying its po-
tehy Ia the nomination Of a President ;
hrtrt Chicago the delegations would
v, as body aud make their power
III
j.. tialu,ha iirOw, eN-Speaker of
e. rss, thinks the determined and
10 table opposition 10 the resolution
iu a. 'tlug the PENNSYLVANIA delegation
tu Nc iur Grant iur President put the
Gehul out at the Tare. Ii sincere
rApfeIuu al the Convention could
hate 'cu obtained uu the Presidency.
hs inks scarcely dozen delegates
WOokhaye shown up lOT Iirant. The
delegDn 10 Chicago, he believes tO
have II Il majority ui anti
Irmturu. The cNigcncIcs ui the
sitliala require the nomination Of IA
candi, Who can carry the iull Repuh
hcan ", and trant was not that man,
iron fact that "a lage number ut Re
put ic. protest sloutly against thirl
term, Al would oppose his election iuT
thatTe,u, Tho alienation from the
, pary Otany tirrmans would lucyita-
hly foh Grant, nomination. They
are ap'hcIs,INr that thlui term
mems empire.
4 - =
= Orlaans TIA number oi persons tp-
% day, in interest oi his health, aud
, puIi wi'dNr lur Washington tu-mur-
row, alta weeks absence to tight his
LATHE harrisburg
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-07
A SENSITIVE BANK MAN
Quietly Leaves for Parts Un-
known.

CISUNNArI, February 6.-Wm. ;
Marshall, cashier OF the First National
bank of Mildletown, did not appear al
his post at the usual hour this morning
Inquiry developed that he had left on
last nights train ior Cincinnati, leaving
his resignation at the bank with
letter TO his vile, saying
that he could not longer endure
the taunts aud threats OF Ills enemies
HIS accounts are said 10 be all night and
the only reason for his action isextrems
sensii,yeness. Rumors OF scandal were
started some time ago, but investigation
cleared him. Since then he has received
threatening and blackmailing letters,
and this seems to have driven him e
flight. His friends think he will 20 Il
Worcester, Mass, where he 10 &C
quainted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-07
THE EPESNsYLvANIAIPow.wow
The Returned PsnnsylvaBiAns and tho
Pre.idsuOy.

spsiAl b. the Register
WLsHiSGrUs, February b, 1850
The Moundsyille boy Who has return
,d from a circus. does not trel his I'M
partance more than the rvnnsy lyanlans
Who have gotten back irum the Harris
burg pow-wow Their stories are, how
s,er. getting stale, Ani their uit repeated
oracular utterances are not at a premium
to-day at the hotels OF in the lobbles OF
Congress. The tiraut men, now that
thsy have cooled down, think that the
State ui Wm. Penn aud Oeorge W.
Childs las not b,lmrd so wonderfully
Tor OraRt after all, aud that II there Is a
like close contest IA other ,irAnt states,
there u a tear that a. Grant Is ayerse To
a sluabblc ior the Presidency, he
may decline b. be candidate At
Chlrsgo. Blaine must think 81 or he
would be more aggressive iOr u Is not
in his nature tO be smitten On his right
cheek and then tu turn his left as he ls
nov doing. Ihyrr NaS spmrthing mys-
trrious and unagCuuUtable ln the loving
nav he talkei with Dun Cameron just
before the later left tor Harrisburg
and yet CamSruu Knows that B.aino has
not torgotten ami never will iongive him
tur his defeat at Cincinnati. | Sa'd tu a
Grant man last night "lhd not Cam
eron the younger marry a sherman p
"les. ssid he. Then Why are they 50
hostile to the Presidential ASPIRATIONS 0i
JuRn sherman "S,mp.y, % he replied,
"hecauss when John sherman VAS ln
the senate he yotei against she contr-
nation oi Cameron the cider a. Minis
ter tn Russia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-07
He- % su.ep .ad pa,l . Reom

Chio.so AnlsHne
To sweep and dust a room properly
70 an art and, like oil fine arts, has q
nghi method. Well done, it renoyates
the entsre room, and the occupant takes
possession feeling that "all things have
oecohs hes IL 10 not merely a per.
tormAane " be done by the hands. bot
soSs h'o which TASTE aud Judgment
IN other words. brains-mu.f entsr.
Are there eiossets opening into The nom
IA bs sxeptf Arrange ths shclyes.
drs~ers o. el0shins prepasa,ory AZ
- ecping day; then iet tis~s h, A.. Ara
~ BE- ssspt Cover the h>d with 49,
shests ss sl<o AL heavy article -
not be removed; ARA. hoxuusu
carefully dasted and = ~ -
Remove all the far0111<s fh1k =.
f.sily sci IN u.> ~ ~ a11r1n[ns upcos,
sa-Ss are A19fsd ~ - .sAins I
s.ss sse1~s, o9E3 z ssssg e - -
| sEhEs3<s 80 .sss Ds.
I - hs room = IN The esrps,
~ ~. U1the current nl the uinA5v,
\ pilisoon sottls H. Nos bsxin 10 49,
ndt towards . d0or or cornsr. huf tr.Ir
~ ANNN- 49, - 80 AA7-Aa NNM Af1 tfII
eeatsE, ~6sre the dasa xin bs tAksa d,
sith sEnall bru>a ssi daslp.a- o.
over the room oaoe na0rs, Ihls time uitl
q dampened broom; thss reFnOrus ~.
i1sa bii of dast, and gives tA- oarF<s
sex, bright sPpe2rAnnsA kepls-s N
articles ~ tnrniture - slsua a. nse air
entirely tres froE1 dast, unoOyer ths -,
and ne foom h ses and clean. Al
this sesuas an e&sy thin< " %, bai tAsr
y net sas h = henir~i vbo sEl tOsial
cot the detail some xin Eweep u
anst Into TIE bah, or IRON oas rooSz ,
Another. and then ~undsr xhy the
boase V 5000 dassE H<stH- Othsu 10
, "a cornios md picfurNs. and thus is1y
B Sod 81 tai1rs aADoysAos, shiis
!, third cis1s yin % al blt asax n
damp Aroon. which y ell he a1lshir
toeekss % ths Picsars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-07
INTER-oCEASIC CANAL
Caucus OF Democrats senators
special b. tb, R,sistsr

Caucus OF DemoSrstis senators
sg.,ial b. o., R,sistT
WASuNGrON, February q.
t,legSphed you last night IN rrgard
a. the caucus oi Demo, ratic senators
held, las, evening, 10 consider whether
the int,roc,an,c canal and all relating
tolt, should he sent % a special con-
mittr,. under the resolutions offered by
SENATORS Goriou and OruOms, oT 10 one
ui The standing committees of the sen
aiS iWAs correct a. 10 the particulars
I rsslOu, and although this morning
49, Again rportri that the debate
80 slsfmy, and that harsh epithrts
x<<<ofd between senator's Ve., and
snoN n 's ,NSoTrcC,. AMI that
--Dt0r nnpa,,As..,..,.--
90 n1ered Or do0s A. I -
.hspslch, the dglats -. ,D,,-,.'' )" "a, s'y
rcshins more Nr. vest So. s,,b
some excitement, 6,',Aqse hs Inc,
,,sard this country "a yrn, n, "a. -
hrt u cor gOing the iQu len, A..
Monros dOctr'ns IN ,outra.IaJ",h,.
boundles continent W, IOur. /"
s.na.or Voorhees,, ~iu Iro,un5
-. and muscalAr Orator, SOoad,,,
'S..vyrs-sive dOctnRs u "a IAii..,n,;
S-nsSSr. and he, tso. NAa,.I p na,l.,
-, 10 A speS,ial eOmu.,,.S On M,
hand, the ealnsf ~, Nho q,
.ss;r fall share in ooa,, - the de-si
~ ,hs pssocEatic pAFo flsh. Il "a
a. make bHste 40 and 10 q
- ,e,ns impruieni. Seay aorsSn, q
nJh nhsss Who 10 one 4 Sa1Sst gSss
.,,sa M COngEszhsssS pusa IAit =
ability and a. eApAi s-sn = p 70 N
resdx Co~ -. .Sas Of IL whl -
becas< ths ,Iion with oatsldsf -.
iect Si nes - h, Cd. hike oan>o :. \
who are shx RI Diners thOu eaD
bs bens9ss' '..,.s.las OF grave - =
.tltn,isy =. eoark ktioa With u - a
s.rlI..s.si,r SslAsf tOngress can an,
NE,-s.f monsy - cOnstruct an -
5cnnic s-ss ssro.s iorsign territ&
- thsrsis',. !, sesh. 70 80 % the %
uiI1rs g ,a.ea.ry, ~ vhh
1esf, the dshals - 20
t<fff .a.ndins co.nmitfse /. n,..ss-o s...e-
pk<t -. clsaE thai tAs PsErrs
~ sasssss s.s doe siyiax o. q
~ -rrnding eonmit1-,< fah eol
I1sdint .nbisct. 1 -sssed The .
~ q III |, ms disp.lch v "a tneael
uznis.ne "A lhe sansl % the Hoa,
~ 49, And ~ -cszrded The incl
- e's so rsssr 10 . sanding commute
es.s.xersbls - Ne sehsns IN
- hs, '-h.s apPointed a.,
- $50 .cssisl sonnii'ss With ssA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-07
GERM Y.
Bismarck's Intrigues.

BERLIN, February 6.-The North GER
man Gaseiic denies the statement made
10y the Russian journal NOroe KrSwyd,
OF st. Petersburg, to the effect that
Prince Bismarck intrigued with the
Polish revolutionary government IN
1868, and declares that the publication
oi such iabrieations shows II hostile leel-
ing existing in Russia against Germany.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-07
Tue IRON WAR
The steel Hail Fight Closed.
WAsHINGTIs, February u

spslisi Jo the Register
The House Wavs aud Means Com
mittre YESTERDAY rIused the discussion ol
tho proposition IN reduce the duty on
slrcl rails TO $40, aud member to-day
informed me that the committee will not
probably act upon this matter until a
conclusion il reached Un sugar, which
was discussed last week | am still very
certain that tho Committee will report IN
favor ui the reduction, and | would not
hs surprised. from Indications, Il It
should pass the House. Mr.. stoTrs, OF
Chicago, aud Mr.. FELTON,, President ot
the R,,sscmrr steel WORKS, made the
strongest possible argument lnr The
steel men, but were sharply questioned
by Mr.. Tucker aud other reductlonlsls
ON the committee. Mr.. StOrrs cOntended
that neither the y. Y. Central, the
Pennsylvania Central, the Baltimore and
Ohio, nor any oi the great trunk lines
wanted the reduction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-07
ARMY MATTERs.
The Fight Bst~esn the Line and stan Of
the Army.

=
the Army.
sy>izl a. the Register.
WAsmNGruS, February Il.
asked G~ues,l Joe Johnston to-day
hos the House Military Committee was
getting on With the bill lot the rcorSanI'
at,on oi the army, and he replied that
the Committee Was nothing but
board Of audit, and is employed With
hys or six hundred eases that have been
artsd upon by military courts martial,
the Adjutaut General, etc. Ito Elied
that il artsally iid not have time to hear
the reports of the subCOmmlttoes. A
lively light l. going On bctSeen the line
aud staf Oi the army. The former COM
p'ain that the stah is too large and has
tDnmurh rank and an undue amount oi
emolumrnt anil comfort For instance,
they say there are staff officers here who
never saw any duty OF have any rank
Ahu rank under the existing system,
the men whu bear the scars ut battle
ami who commanded divisions ia the
late war.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-07
Ulass Houso f'irs.

I,ousynLE, Nv, February "a hre
IN the pePaw glass works, at New Al
hany, last night, destroyed the pot
house, box factory, grinding house and
large store house. Loss from $500 "a
5000. Insurance, $1,000. The hre
Is believed Ia be an incendiary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-07
DhY uOoDA...
N 80 Yofk.

=, NV HuN' y -" ~ ~
Nsw fosK. February d->puRl.11a =
husiies. MAS fairly active 49, -
mission houses, and largc dsHv1 81
cotton and wooden goods, prjnb a1/
hams, dress goods, eic, are ks,f
bv agents on account oi Lsaaf XZ
cotton goods very firm, and - ~
sheetings are advanced. t3ss 49,
demand. Ginghams actiye2
goods and woolens In good b{vl~IJ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-07
LIVE sroox.


~ ses. -. ~
NsW ionx, February d. 6.-AE y.
Selpn 2leO head. Marksyc<k ~
nrmer and some sales shows
vance extreme range, post
steers 7Stsl0tc. One car,osS TH
steers, average $50 pound ,yS
aud VI per head. 0f the frSX-Y
xa0 ;o0 are Tor sIportsiion dir.sS SeKa>j
,W sn,ppins cattle puruhSo ~
yrds here. The steamers vSG
use out no live and am o1uSrnS1y Il
sheep- Reovipts 8, $50 he kXs8
more active and prices fraS .BSLS'
sely poor Ia premium Oh - :
40, 'he inside price far
tehn sheep, ~ pounds
siie iora carload nlInIl.n. ~ to-
ESQ Sssso,p%s... s."S....! Tor tomorrow
hos-lisocipts S6So -, a
SLOW ii'c al "a vla.S Hv
car loads ol Ohio hu.n Al Xx.
small bunch Of pigs at IS 1rv
OHioAoo, February 6--flSn
ycs',n ..sn reports, hog rcociptS 49,
900 head. NJ ~ ~
prices q shade Ioxcr; yoISn,S = S.
=. ss, so m'ied packing 81 2i(f< n
af toi choice heavy Ia
. Sati'e-Receipts s. .0O ned
s,1o heal. Market inactiys -
on ~ ~ ORSt 81. stock ere 49,
hrm at g. WDts3 80, I'm - N
and weak al s. asay h ~<Nt'T7y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-07
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
IHE sItROCEAsIc CANAL PROJECT
Returning Warriors from the Pennsylvania
Pow -wo~ Blaine Acting Cautiously
The Steel Rail figh, Closed
- District Republican
Convention.
DISTRICT kEPUBLIcAN CoNvES
TION
Boi.tsrOus PrOcSsdings Tue Grant
Boomsrs Cast Down.

BOistsrOus PrOcSsdings The Grant
boomers Cast Down.
WAsHSOroN, ID. g., February Gth.
si.oclal Depatgh 10 the Register.
The District Republican convention
which has been in session to-day AL
Iuurued over tonight until tomorrow,
when Col Bob Ingersoll and eI-Mayor
bowen, Blame men, -ill lie selected del
rgatcs Ia Chicago The proceedings
we're stormy and boisIeTous and the
negroes have hal hiVh old time. This
evening they talked snd demonstrated
excitrdly in iront OF ths convention
hall, and heard one say he would kill
any damned white man as quick as eat
who wAntrd 10 deprive him 0t his rights.
lie was evidently Tor Grant and the
Blaine men we're crushing him. Alex
ander Shepherd worked hard ior Grant,
hut with uo succrss AMI the boomers are
much east down tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-07
" NOTE ABROAD.
bRlIISH WeeANCt IN AfGHAslS-
IAN.
Bismarcks ln,rgues H. ,bs Polish Rev.
olutionists-Huuic1as, phiIlIpirs
lslands-Ths lnsh1.,,ior
in British PsrIiaHisnl
AFQH A ANIbTAN.
Executions by the British.

Executions by the British. II.
LONDON, January d-General Robert.
sends the following from Cabul. BE,
fore November l2, 1879, about seventy
three men were executed, viz: The City
OF katwal Magistrate and six others, con,
victed Tor dIshonoring bodies of officers
OF the British Embassy; several convict
ed for attacking the escorts oi the En-
bassy, and having property OF the En-.
bassy in their possession, andiorty.nine
Tor proven murders OF the camp follow
ers and implication IN the attack ON the
British residency, Since November H.,
1879, nine were executed on the conyic.
ton OF attacking the residency, and lii-
teen more have been sentenced Ia death
for killing wounded soldiers and impli-
cation in the attack on the residency.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-07
GENERAL NOTES.


H,Rnsrowx XVI man nt one ait.
ting ate forty nine eggs and bottle Of
pepper sauce.
u,u,n ro,, ,I.,. ano ,;.,... .oJ
live. ma, sll =" "him,sG -, ~,
~ 60, ' ~ ~ "'''" ~ "''"'
ah"NI Nheh nlolerh peuno'fa'y
'NS supreme OouI. ~ 'ueSe '"'e'
'~l "a' '' '"e party
f0rgyi Iour conundTum ls too
much iof Us. We don't know why Il IL
that the average bOy wants 10 keep a dog
and kill a cat
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Young RiH Al sandy fIll, N. T., ran
ln'o the once o' siaid old lawyer, kiss-
el hlin, ana sAid that she Aooepted his
uner oi marriage, though be hadn /
made any.
KxEp your clothing wall h,n.h.J ~
YOU have no brush tsII Won, IT bo.
YOU long for ynur mother. co,k.ry .nd
yon ~ b.s 80 - n,''i'e' eoos''i -hn
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y"
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viVins sister, Nine. II. LlAnos, nov
amounts 10 more than g.. 30 1enny.
son browning and sxinso,nr A.. 49,.
/ the subscriber,
Ia. 80 TsJ uiA..
4 ,sTIs p.sS f'"n ""o ln
u'J, t t 'r-", Nh,Sh
male sach an Impression upon the
I.rs oi lie country eeins ch.nges.
ANssY YoaE doctor says il woald not
~ easy W sst a eilarse ~ electricity bis
snoogh 10 XII crlm,nAl with certainty
| n, r,;u,inAls lay. long ts,sn executed
49, .imnlv charEng the Jury.
ny s,h, A.,
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lOy lares on The tleSatei rpals ~ 20
49, y orb Legislature, and The rAiifoA1
- A Il because be Usns ter thou
- unuroAuctiys lots above Harlem
xntsr proposes to eIe5at
-. uy means d an iron imsge q
Il HWLSith an el.-otfic baitsTy ia its 10
TWs aont b~I.sye il soah .ork
10 o. nominate % siey zoe an erpen
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81. Lsosts. February "A dispatch
inaan Dallas, Texas. says thai reliable
aAviocs have bec1 naoeivei there b The
esset that Jay Goald sna Tho~ scott,
reprcNniins he Texas AL P.riae and
the MiSso1n, Kansas Ani Texas rail-
rosis. have P1ehAs,si all the oalstand-
standing hezzis and s<~sriliss oi The
Dallas ans WtciIita re.ds vizsch vill bs
exsrnuteA - - 70 esnnc<t sah ths
nraisan ana. fsci6e sxiension pf ths
Al.sond. ksnsAs and Tsxzs sna mAkins
the latter . ooaapeans Ans witk Ne
Texas CunirsA nHilrs~A
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rlrrsnu~'n. February G-nA a1G
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delivery. "T-sr
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