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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-09-23
NOTICE.

THE TIME o REGISTRATION OF THE
i names OF the qualified Electors in Elec-
lion Precinct No. ~. Whites Ranch, prior to
the General Election, to be held on Tuesday.
the ID day II November. A.. d. 1880. for the
County OF Fureks. State Of NJ vads, will expire
of October, A.. ID. 1870.
JAMES WHITE,
Registry Agent for Precinct No. 81, Eureka
County, State Of Nevada.
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NJ Office.

TNHE TINE FOR REGISTRATION OF THE
lanes of the qualified Eli ctors In ETC
ton Precinct No. II, Beowawe, prior TO the
General Election. TO be held on tuesday, the
I'D dsy Of November. A. d, 1880, for the County
Of Eureka, State of Nevada. will expire 1t .
o'clock P. M, on Wednesday. the goth day OF
October, A. d. 1880.
W. F. WALMSLEY,
Registry Agent for Precinct No. IL. Eureka
County, state Of Nevada.
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NOTICE.

THE TIME O REGISTRATION OF THE
name Of the quaIiiea Electors in Fec
ton Precinct No. IL. Zine Ststton. prior to the
General Election, to be held on Tuesday. the
I'd day of November. A. D.. 1880. for the County
Of Eureka, stste Of Nevsdn, will expire ut 6
O'Clock p. M, on Wednesday. the Goth day Of
October, A. d. 1850.
p N. HANSEN,
Registry Agent for Precinct No. IL. Eureka
County, State of Nevada.
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NOTICE.

THE TIME FOR REGISTRATION OF THE
names OF the qualified Electors in Flee.
ton Precinct No. 8. Fish Creek, prior TO the
General Election. to be held on Tuesday. the
I'd day OF November, A. d. lse0. for the County
OF EUREKA. Slate Of Nevada. will expire at s
O'Clock p. NJ, on Wednesday, the Goth day Of
October, A. d. 1890.
n. c. FENsTERMAKER,
Registry Agent f.r Precinct No. 9, Eureka
County, State OF Nevada.
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NOTICE.

THE TTME FOR REGISTRATION OF THE
l names ri the qualified Electors In Elec-
ton Precinct No. 20. Alpha, prior to the Gen.
ersl Election. to be held on Tuesday, the I'd
day Of November. A. u. $50, for the County
OF Eureka. State of Nevada, will expire at 9
o'clock P. NJ. Oh Wednesday. the goth day of
October, \. d. 1880.
E. RooMHowER,
Registry Agent for prec MT No. 90, Eureka
County, State Of Nevada.
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NOTICE.

V'HE TIME q REGISTRATION OF THE
names NJ the qualified Ele, tors in rl~c.
ton Precinct No 10, Silver Conner. prior TO the
i. neral Election. 10 be held on Tuesday, the
ID day OF November. A.. d lse0. for the County
OF Fureka. State Of Nevada. will expire at 9
o'clock P. NJ, on Wednesday. the Goth day of
October, A. D. 1880.
MAURICE HARTNETT.
Registry Agent for Precinct No. 10, Eureka
County, State of Nevada.
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TIE TIME o REGISTRATION OF THE
i names /, ( the q~ual,nei Eleet.rs in Nee.
uon Precinct No. ~. willows, prior 10 the
General Election. to b. held on Tuesday, Tie
2n Day OF November. A. D.. 1850. for the County
o. hnr-ka. State Of Nevada. will expire At Q
October, A.. D.. 1850.
JOHN A. WILSON,
Registry Agent for Precinct No. %, Eureka
County, State Of Nevada. ais Id
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LOT FOR SALE.

A lot on EDWARDS STREET, s7h FEET
IA frontage, Will be sold cheap for cash
q. IL. BLAstR.
Eureka. August 10. 1880. an20-tf
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DR.. sPiNNEY g. Co.,

0Ns Or
No. II Kearny street.
,,,nEAr ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
Diseases.
YOUNG NAGN
Who NAV be suffering from the Effects ., s sS
ful folliss or indiscretions will DO well IA
themselves of this. the greatest boon ~ snin.
a, the feet of suffering humanity, "a doi.
new with guarantee 70 forfeit hve huhnfea M.
lars Tor every case OF weakness or prIss a.ss,.
ease Of any kind or character when nc N
takes and fails to cure.
MIDpLE-AeED MEN.
There are many At the age Of thirty stos
who are troubled with too frequent slisbt
Of the bladder, often accompanied = -ssten.
smsrtlps or burning sensation. hna .srs can,
ing Of the system In q manner the ~ .,ips-Y
mot account for. On exsinin'ns ~ soupl
deposits ! ropy sediment VIII oi'sr y viii
and sometimes small p~srticles OF MN sniltisa
appear. or the color will Dc OF ? .oruid sp.
hue. again changing 10 . dsrk anh : AZ X
p~arsnce. There art many nlea rlicb ID
thts diaiculty, ignorant OF the esnss. pr. i,
tbr sacopd stsge Of seminal wests s,sch cssvs,
will guarantee . psyf~eteurs N !, o'usasr,
and 4 healthy rvstoratiop o. tas
osns. Hours-io 10 4 ana . 20 =. yhcr.
from 10 To ii An. Consultation tfs''
ouuh examination and advice. 70: IN
csii or sddress DIR. sPISNEf idea
No. II Eesrny b.. Dan
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NOTICE.

THE TIME FOR REGISTRATION OF THE
i names Of the qualified Electors In FEC.
ton Precfnt No. "a, Fish Greek Wells. prior TO
the General Election. to he held on TUESDAY,
the "a day Of November. A. D. 1850, for the
county OF Eureka, State Of Nevada. will expire
AZ o'clock ?. n. on Wednesday, the goth day
Of October. A. d. 1880.
J. II. CARNAHAN.
Regtstry Agent for Precinct No. %, Eureka
County. State Of Nevada.
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Gee . week in your own town. Terms and
pUU IS outnt free. Address Il. HALIErr n
o.. Portland. MsiuA
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For Sale or Rent.

A GOOD DWELLING HOUSE, CONTAIN.
N ing four rooms. cellar. etc.. furnished or
unfurnished, will he sold or leased. For par.
ticulars apply at this ofhse.
Eureka. August II, lhS0. aul8-tf
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FOR SALE.

A HOUSE,, LOT AMI FURNITURE. AT
IA the head OF clark street. neat door l., the
re-tience of w II. Rem pgton. For psrticu-
lars apply on the pr. mists.
Eureka, August 10, 1870. au20-tf
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PILLH DR. LETTERHEADs
- and Cards. printed ct the sssTISsI ofios
u rsdncsd prices
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NOTICE.
NOTICE

THE TIME FOR REGISTRATION OF THE
names of the qu-lihed Electors in Elec-
tion Precinct No. 10 Cortez, prior to the Gen.
eral Election, to be held ON Tuesday, the I'd
of November. A. ID. 1880. for the County
of Eureka, State Of Nevada, will expire at .
o'clock P. M, on Wednesday. the 10Th day OF
October, A.. D. 1880.
Registry Agent for Precinct No. 10, Eureka
County, State of Nevsds.
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NOTICE.

&77 A WEEK. sl2 : day at home sssily
"a. Aasnses. Asins.
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FOR SALE-

A FRAME BUILDING, 1925, FRONTING
IA on Monroe street. In the rear of thu brick
building, will be sold on reasonable terms II
early application is made
JOHN McDAEETL.
South Nam street.
Eureka. August IS. 1880. auis tr*
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LOST.

A SMALL. UNCOVERED TRUNK. UN-
IA locked. and containing q large amount Of
chilirens clothing. Any person having, or
knowing the whereabouts of said trunk. will
confer q crest favor by leaving information at
the SENTINEL Office.
MRS. ANNIE DAYTON.
EUREKA. August 10. lseo. su2a.tf
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ths Ssh day Of october.
A. d. 1850.

Between the hours Of 0 A. g.. and 8 p. NJ, Wig
at ~ O'clock. noon. OF said day, ] will sell all
the right. title. claim and interest OF the above
named DEFENDANTS. VIM. Arlington and ~. B.
OF. in and to the alb We described
property. at the front door Of the Court, ouse.
In the town and comfy Of Eureka, At public
.%uetion. for cash In hand. to the highest and
best bidder. to sstisfy said order Of sale, with
costs and all a~ceruing coats.
MATTHEW KYLE. sheriff.
BIZ Jas. y. Mason. Deputy.
Thos. Wren, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Envskas Nv. sspt. ~ l6sn saptaktd
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FOR SALE.
House for Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS FRAME HoCsE
Of four rooms which he will sell on easy
terms. II is = good building TO move on aud
place on other ground. Apply to
W. 7. sTElCHELNAN.
Eureka. August %, lss0. sug2l.tf
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FOR SALE

A PRIVATE RESIDENCE. SITUATED ON
IA Mob Hill. at the corner Of u'Seil Avenue
and CLARK street. /, J. WILSON,
Eureka, August II, 1890, au1stf
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TO RENT, CHEAP.

ITO RESPONSIBLE PARTIES. N OF THE
best residences on Mob Hill. For partic-
ulars. inquire on the premises. next door to
Mr.. Rube Eggleston's residence
Eureka, June S. 1s80. ~jun6-tf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-07
TIE IRON TRADE
At Present Controlled by Specu-
tors-What the Manufacturers
Say Caused the Last Drop.

PITTSBURGH, May 6.-The Western
Iron Association held special and
strictly private meeting yesterday. At
ter fully discussing the questions as 10
the cause Of the present dullness OF the
trade it was agreed 10 reduce the card
rate 10 81 80. Relative to the reduction
in the card rate OF iron to "a cents, iron
masters say that it was an absolute ne
cessity, by reason OF the reports sub
mitted at the meeting that the stores Tn
Cleveland and Chicago were selling at
that price. The manufacturers here
were dumb-iounded at such reports, and
said il was easily To be understood
why no orders were received here, with
the card rate at 80 cents per pound.
Therefore a reduction was ordered. IL
is he'll that for the first time ia many
years the trade has got into the hands OF
the spcculators, aud that the imp0na-
ton Of iron has caused the trouble.
Orders have been received 10 store for
eign iron. The vessels arriving are hav-
ing their cargoes placed in bond, and q
vast deal has been ordered reshipped.
Lake Superior ore men have agreed 10
make reductions on high priced
ore contracts, say three to
three dullars and half, which viii help
the bla1t furnace men out OF a suspen-
sion OF six weeks. In the nail depart
ment it brought few new orders. The
same may he said Of iron, aud general
suspension Of the pudding furnaces will
likely take place. The manufacturers
will not slack up until the market IL
more settled.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE FOR BLAINE,
The Plumed knight Solid aS Its Rocks in
the Granite State.

CuSooRD, N. H., May 6.-The State
Republican Convention, which met here
today, sent an uninstructed delegation
to Chicago. The following extract from
the platform adopted shows exactly how
the delegates stand, however:
"ReDlred, That We congratulate ulys-
sis $. Grant, the most renowned
and ilIustrious citizen Of the Republic,
on his safe return from tour OF the
world and we feryently wish that the
afternoon Of his remarkable life may be
made serene by exemption from strife
and happy in the respect and affection
OF Il grateful country, whose unity he
did ~ much 10 preserve, and Tor whose
great destiny he did more than any oil
his Compatriots TO advance. While we
are in favor of sending an uninstructed
delegation 10 Chicago, it is our earnest
belief that the man for the times above
all Others, embodying every element OF
A triumphant candidate and a surcessiu !
administration, is James q. Blaine, OF
Maine"
Vim. r. Chandler heads the delega-
iiDu
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A KNELL OF DOOM.
THE SIGNAL SOUNDED FOR THE
SLAUGHTER OF GRANT.
The St. Louis Anti-Third Term Convention
Supported by a Large Share Of the
Republican Brains-A Movement
. that Must, Inevitably, be
Felt in Chicago.

The anti-third term Convention OF Re.
publicans opposed to the ruthless
schemes Of the Reckless Grant mana
gers met yesterday in st. Louis. All at
tempts TO drive these men from their
purpose have failed. ignobly, and the
report OF the proceedings which follows
shows that the movement has the sup
port Of many Of the ablest and purest
men Of prominence in the Republican
party. Their cry is, "Never Grant" "
and the effect Of their declarations will
beyond all doubt have great influence
with their party. 1t looks As II the
knell OF Grants doom had sounded.
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pected, by either force, chicanery or
fraud. 10 ione themselves into office.

pected, by either force, chicanery or
fraud. 10 iorce themselves into office.
The Committee on Resolutions de-
cided 10 report resolutions instructing
the delegates at large, and requesting
the district delegates, to vote for Thur
man In the National Convention, favor
ing the unit vote in the State and the
two3hirds rule In the National Oonven-
ton. 7 :,
Tho following platform was adopted
with cheers without discussion:
Received, That the Democratic party
of Ohio recognize the long service, great
abilhy and steadfast advocacy OF con-
stitutional liberty which marked the
career OF Allen G.. Thurman, and con-
iidiua In, his rectitude and fitness TOR
Ohisf Exccutiye of the Republic We
cordially instruct the delegates at large
appointed and request the district dele.
gaies ellosen BY the several districts OF
the State 10 present to the National
Democratic Convention the name OF
this tried statesman as our candidate
for President, and TO use all honorable
meaus toBecure his nomination.
Resolped, That Ohio may have full in
fiuence and power in the National Dem
ocratic Convention which her position
in the Union entities her, and We hereby
instruct the Ohio delegation TO cast the
vote Of the State as unit.
Resolted, That We recommend the
Democratic National Convention to
adopt the two-thirds rule.
Messrs. f. ID. Potter, John w. Nelson,
A. j. Manyille and Michael Handy we're
chosen delegates and alternates from the
Sixth District, which was in dispute.
The following were elected delegates
at large to the Cincinnati Convention:
J. II. Wade, OF Cleveland; ]. b. Stead
man, OF Toledo; John McSween-
ey, OF Wooster; Durbin A.
Ward, Lebanon; A, V. Rice, Ottawa; T.
L. Powell, Delaware; Charles Hilb, OF
Hamilton, aud A. Il. Vanclef, Of Pick
way, were chosen alternates, and the
convention, which was very orderly
o,,,.t ,t~. .ltanrpal
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.OHI0'S FAVORITE SON.
ALLAN G. foR aHYssAiSD YYsstsiDlsf. IT. '"0''l
The Democracy Of he State Determined to
Win at Cineianati--NO Effort to be
Spared in Thurman's Behalf
II Result Of Yesterdays
q Conventions.

The action Of the Ohio Democracraiic
Convention, yesterday, will have a
strong tendency to give that State a
most commanding position in the Gin
cinnati Convention. The party there
are determined TO have Thurman for
their National standard bearer, and our
DISPATCHES indicate that there are very
strong beliefs that he will succeed in
securing the prize. But the State y not
dependant upon him alone, though he
is the firsa choice. Jewett and Payne
are possibilities in the case OF an emer-
pencv. The reports of the proceedings
oithe Convention are appended.
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A ps,perale Coarie.'. sIoody Decd.

ElAIRA, y. Y, May 6.-fhis morning
while Mckelvey, chief keeper OF the
ReiornaloEy, xSs snle&soring 70 pun.
ish an iusnbOriinate convict EivaTi
Symonds, iron New YORK, Symonds
Suddenly turned upon Mekelvey and
plunged a sharply pointed ease-kniIe
into his stomach. Aekelyey reeled
from the cell into the corridor and iell
dead. Symonds then handed the knife
10 the assistant keeper, and was locked
up IN a isTS eeA Askelyey Was IRON
Deouitsr a an Oh etfiter OF the Michr
gan So Rssn. he ieayes = siie Ap&
three children.
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MILES OF FLAME.
A Great OIL and Forest Fire
Raging la Horthsrn PennsyI-
yaulR.

BaADyoRD, Pa, May 8.-ln the tor-
pedoing well Of the Oak shade Co., this
afternoon, the we'll flowed and took fire.
The dry condition Of the woods caused
the flames To spread rapidly among 9TH
or oil property, and at The prrssnt vsi-
ting a great fire is raging among the
wells of the Oak Shade Go. and nc)el.
mont Co, near summit on the keudell
4 Eldred X. X. Later rcports ssy there
are three distinct fires raeinR IN u'e
woods among the wells at different
points. An unauthenticstsd report
says: In the premstare explosion oi
H.. torpedo we'll, three men we're ssri.
ous!y II not fatally burned. The hrs.
nov raging cover miles ol territory and
threaten several villages, besides vast
amount of oil properly. Escitssnsat y
high in this city.
BRADrosD, Msy g.--Rsw CITY, WI.
lage 10 miles from Bradford, composed
oi about 100 houses. vs. entireay burn
ei. not one bGiIdins reasing. The e.
trxi ui the territory icing - grese, % y
impossible 10 get the sxsc1 amount o'
the loss. :.
The Gre 10 all nos under oostsel. II
is estimated that 800 desricts sad great
quantities ol oil hss bssn ooesuned.
The loss will reach ts00, 90 With no ia-
suranee except small smosss On W
buildings in Rev City. The rsport
about several men being iujured BY ths
giyoerine explosion b untoeedsd.
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nation Tor her dftH Re'S
Thurman. 90
Special Dispatch to the Register.
OoLuMHUs, O., May q.
The Ohio Democracy earnestly as
serted to-day for the first time, Their
unequivocal demand for the nominatlon
10 the office of President of the United
|. States Of one of her own dlstinguished
sons. The demand made this day was
made in deep earnest, aud with con-
sciousness that it will most probably
be granted. 1t is not the Intention OF
the party to simply present Judge
Thurmans name to the National Con
yention and there let it take pot'luck, as
Was done in the case OF George H.
Pendleton in 1868; nor yet will they
present his name IN II hali'heared,
shame-iaced way as they did the name
of Ex-Governor Alien in 1876. Sena'
tor Thurmans name will be presented
TO the Cincinnati Convention, on tie
23d Of June, backed by the earnest,
Jealous, energetic efforts to accomplish
his nomination al the soi'd Dem
ocralic party oi Ohio. THIS is
the lesson taught by to.day's
Convention. II any one present had
even lingering doubt that the Democ-
racy of Ohio were unanimously in favor
OF Thurman's nomination, that doubt
was dispellcd on the first mention oi
his aamo after the Convention was
called to order. Frank ilurd, IN his III
imitahle speech, pronounced brief and
JUS, euIogy upon the character OF sena-
tor Thurn,an, which was received with
the most emphatic marks OF approval.
During the deaiening demonstration
referred to, which lasted for several
minutes, your correspondent critically
scanned the house to see il he could find
a single delegate or spectator who had
failed To join in the huzzahs, but not
on could he discover.
The conyictiol here is universal that
Thurman can carry Ohio for the State
ticket in October as well as for himself
in November.
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WAsHxGrcx, May ..


The House Naval Committee to-day
instructed Mr.. Goode, Of Virginia, 10
report IN favor OF directing the Secretary
Of the Navy to establish coaling stations
on both the Atlantic and Pa iic sides {
the isthmus, so that when the canal is
completed our government will be ready
tl exercise proteclQra g The res
olution sets forth that 81 far Rom
being able TO protect foreigners and
foreign interests the Central Amer =
can Governments are actually unable
tn protect themselves from either do
mestiC or foreign aggressions. II looks
like the initiatory step toward practt,
cal assertion OF the Monroe doctrine. 1t
Glen. King could have gotten up his
MOaroe doctrine and Inter Oceanic Ca
nal resolution yesterday, Mr.. GOode
would have Oliared the resolutions, IN
question, as an additional section. By
the way while the House special con-
mittee has manifested good deal Of
zeal about the canal, do not think
the senate Foreign Relations Commit
tee, which has the subject IN hand, has
made any headway rs yet, nor du |.
think il will do anything this session IN
regard TO IT, A r lH@a
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A CLEVELAND CONFLAGRA-
TION.
One OF the Garden Ctty's Most
Valuable Business Blocks
Rurnal

lClIvELlxD, May 6.--The ioarssory
brick building. l4l to lI7s Clair street,
vas almost totally destroyed by hre be-
tween one and four o'clock this mora
ing. Hall OF the building, owned by
the George Worthingt0n estate, wss
burned TO the ground; loss abaut$lOOOO {;
insured In the North British and Mer-
camille OF London Tor 5000. and IN the
Continental OF New York Tor $1,000.
The other hall OF the building was
divided equally between Mrs.
Mary Butts and Mn- G. w. Hall,
whose joint loss is about $500. Mrs;
Butts aud Mrs Hale have each 500
insurance. A. y. kellogg, the printer,
loses almost solely BY vater. his loss
Il estimated at s5,bsf insuredtof 300.
The loss on W. J MarEnsn 4 Co.'S litn.
ographic establishment 10 estimated al
81. 900 or $500. The Telegraph saP-
Div Co. s loss. as estimated by the man
sgeT. is $3.50, 900; insured for $1,000.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
FAILURE or HAYES VETO TO MAKE
ASENSATl0N.
Bysrd's BiH 70 Remedy ths pltfsilb' :
Paieat nOaepOIisis ia hfd lrck
- Create Pad sf rse1rs
Ii 1adH 80 @0et

HAYES failed miserably to create q
sensation by his veto, it appears the
Democrats failing to get the least excited.
senator Baysrd has iatrodaced bill
into the Senate, printed in another eol'
umn this morning, that will test h's
honesty Of purpose. The patent monop-
olists are receiving little comfort from
the Senate 0ommiises, The Naval Com
mittee is bent on establishing an Ameri-
can protectorate over the Isthmus
Canal. The Committee on Ways and
Means are almost done with the Tariii
bill, speaker Randall says Congress
will surely adjourn on June LIST.
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CHARLESTON, w. VA.
Murder.

CHARIESroS, Nav 5.--Joe Matheny
was shot dead to-day by one CaPen.
They were quarreling over young lady,
xhen Capen drew his revolver and shot
Mstllehy Capen yAs jailei At onca.
They sersbs,h hisidr resPSCAels yOuns
men
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Grsonbaek OEstory IN Clarksourz.
,psolaI Dispatch b. the RegisisE


ClASKsurRa. ". Va, May 6Aa
RI. Trcyelick, oi Michigan, the grsat
Greenback orator, spoke u a large
audience at tho Court House to-d-H
mostly composed Oi hemOcrats and 70
publicans. lie made very en,ertain-
ing speech and was frequently applaud
ed. Resolutions Ncrs passed landaiory
Of Weaver aud his btl, and ten deise
gates were appointed 10 represent hAr'
rison county at the State Convention ss
OharpstoR. IL Is gsnsrahy uRIiersiOod
that the leaders Waat 10 fuse With the
Republicans Trevelick viii speak again
Friday eSenlng. LLELEAnssN
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Randall says Congress Must Adjourn.
...-...l.I A., tha R.Hrfster

.f.. ~ WAsHISGToS, May 6.
Mr. Randall said last night that Con
gress will certainly adjourn by the first
OF June, in spite OF the veto. He was
aware. Of course, that the Ways and
Means Committee has up fuckers tariff
bill, but did not regard that fact as sulh-
sieai 10 extend the session beyond the
hrst OF June. 8feE ~ HFE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-07
BAD FOR RATENT SHARKS.
TIA Senate Committee Disposed TO WIDE
zOut som~ lucrative Monopolies.
spsgia TO the Rcgis,sr.

" WAsuISGToN, May Q.
phe Senate committee on Patents has
indpstriously listened to argument after
argument in iayor OF the extension oi
important patents, but my opinion is
thai when it makes its report, as it will
at a. early day, that all extensions ,ex-
osps in lew unimportant cases will be
uafavorably reported on. Members OF
the Committee, think, believe that
when the owner OF a luctative patent
has had the exclusive benefit OF it Tor
twenty-one years that he ought to he
satisfied To give the public chance.