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Retaliation IN Delaware

WuaISdruS, nEis, January ip-lO'
day was the tine fixed ioT the appoint
ment, by Judge Rmdlorl, OF the U, \.
Court, Il supervisors Of registration as
asked fot by the Republicans oi lhis
State. On thc uceting ol the court tile
counsel ior the Democrats protested
against the appointments being made on
the ground that the acl ol Congress pro-
Vding Tor such appolntmeht h not Ap-
pllcable to Delaware, there being no
registration here but simply an asscHs'
ment ot the taxpayers, The appoint
mehts Nep postponed aud tte Question
will be argued before the adge to'ahoS.
TKA ... "
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n,suhan,lils Minsr,I stns..

srnHKSyluK, o., January A-ihe
tine allowed the Coal aud Gss colnpa
ny II this city by the miuers 10 comply
With their demand toT an advance, eN'
p,rv,l last night, and all lhs miners AZ
Aenek, Mingo aud Market streI
shafts are on strike The lniners vii
hold a mas meeting tomorrow, ~
which the subject vii bc discussed.
Coal 10 now selling at q cents per bush
81, and should the miners gcl an advance
twill probably 40 10 \ cents.
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EATAI. FItACAs
Man Killed In Jefferson Count,

CnAmtsrowN, ". Va, January rs
Au alteration occurred here last even,
ing between Thomas W SpinkH, an 80
Confederate soldier Who lost u leg dur.
ing the war, aud young man named
Thomas Rragg, during which Bngg
struck SpinLs on the head with a stone,
nhicling injuries from which he d,od at
H. O'clock to-day, Coroner liurnctt Ill
hold an inquest tomorrow lIragg hpH
been arrested und lodged ia ia,l Spinks
leaves "A vile aud i've children.
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HAYDEN MURDER TRIAL.
The Jury Fall to Agree and Are
Discharged.

Nav HAYES, January ~ The jury
IN the HAYDEN cusc disagreed and were
discharged, aud special term oi Court
adjourned sli1 de- The Jury on lhc
llnt ballot stood rlght tor acgullial
tour inr conviction, second ballot,
nine ior ncquitlal, three lor'uny,clion,
fourth, niue Tor acqulltal, Lwo Ior con
yicliou Ia the hrsl degree ana one ~
the second degree, subsequent ballot,
eleven to one Hayden remained at the
court house long time, receiving the
congratulations ut his friends, aud nj
late hour returned to jail lie viii
probably hc ballcd
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CANIBIlIDGE.


C,apsipoE, January lS--Thr prisnp-
crs confined ia the county AL here al
most effected an escape lh,s aiirrn0on,
There we're iour IL them, three being
from Noble county. They hat been
g,ycu the lferd0m Of the voTItd0r TOT .
While, when they hcgan operations h.
regain their lil'cTiy by digging thraaagb
The wall wIthN poker, aud soon succects
ed ln eliryling an Opsnlng Auosl lanss
.sNiuyh % admit the body "a man,
|thrns hTlrks being The unly barrier,
N hen they we're discovered by little
slrl rcslding opposite Me building. Who
hyc tho Alainh An oil gcntletnan
: kame,i Jeremiah W0odsurl ran ioNshere
! hoy wege working, armed with a brick
%, and dared their passage. Thus
Aey we're held la cheek antll The Sberin
S ~ notified, who came and locked them
their celia. H.t
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then started down State street, followed
by the crowd. An indignation meeting
Was organized IN front Oi the Augusta
House, aud speeches we're made by ths
leading Rusionists. Great eXcllement
prevails, 4
Fusion Meeting
AUGUSTA, January 10. At the Fusioa
meeting la front of the Augusta House
after adjournment Ot the sesslOn on the
payement,J, u, Lamson madea briei all
dress, relating his grievances that he
was unable 10 gain admission 10 tha
State House, though he had as mncly
right as any other citizen, lie was glad
10 see the crowd 80 elyll aud clIcnmr
spect. John G, Talbot, Speaker OF
the House, made brlel speech IN
the same view. Darius Alden
ol Augusta, also made u lev re-
marks. While there we're quite q nnm'
ber oI ugly-lalkipg FusionIsla ln <he
crowd, most OF them were good nA.
tured aud Iokcd about the position oL
affairs No threats We're made, but the
Republicans were given 10 undersland
la many ways that thiA would bc used
The crowd then Dispersed, Hoyernor
Davis, 10y whose orders the State House
was CLOSED against the Fusion leglsla'
ture, says be- was unwilling that tue
farce should 10 on longer. Had they
applied as citizens, and not ~ n leglhIa-
tive body, admission would have
been granted. lie should be
ashamed To occupy the position
~ the chief executive aud allow What
dad Justly been termed a iial legislature
Ia meet, We haze legal legislature
backed by the courts, the people aud
tho military, II Sas about time tho
humbug part Was done away
With, he had no doubt
that the rank and HE OF the fusionists
are all right, and hove an honest pur-
pose, aud II let alonu 10y uuscrumlous
| lers, would lake their places IN the
legislature.
The Fusionists United and Will stIoA
AuuusrA, January 10 Failing 10
gain admission 10 the state House To-
day llas seemed 10 cement the fnainn'
isls together, aud they stand quite com.
parlly at present They say Goyrrnur
Smith could have hal ten thousand mcn
ia readiness at u momrn's warning, hui
hia Council har been ior peace
aud has prevailed, The meeting To-
night oi the fusionlsts seemed harmo'
nious They have secured Union Hall,
where thoy viii hold their Legislative
assemblies, beginning tomorrow, The
Secretary ul State aud the Governor
have secured rooms in the building.
Money enough has been guaranteed Ia
run their legislature all winter aud pay
every man his salary, They say they
iulcnd to appeal 10 Congress and viii
soon have u committee here tu lnVcstl-
gate malIcrp Their committee viii ro-
port tomorrow, unanimously declaring
their body % be legal, hut
have not IA yet determined
on any definite plan oi action.
The Republicans say that such u lcgls'
hIurc cannot hold together week, but
ia the present lIame OF mind ol the fu-
sionists il is Impossible 10 predict the
length II IL thought that had they
taken posscsslon Of the State House
they would have held 1t until expelled
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PRODUCE
New Yorh.

Nsw YOhK. January lp-l,utl0n 10
Quiet at L. l6Fai2 i3lGc, tutufes
barely steady flour--Quiet, receipts
5000 barrels, suporfine western a. M
t95 ~, common t0 good - |0t.e5 w,
good 10 choice o. yolss Is, white wheat
extra 81 25(s6 20. estfa Ohio 81 55C.
? 20. ~. Louis 81 65tas 10, Minnesota
patent procc-s 81 O0aO 90 Wheat d.
Steady receipts 5000 bushels ungrad.
ei spring Sl Al, No. 3 spring 81 -,
No. 2 Milwaukee 81 u, angraded Win.
tor rel 81 i2itai i7i. No. I? do sl Is(..
! 40 ungrndcd white 81 iiCsi u. No 2
do si i2tC-jl "a, No. DO. sales 22.oO0
bushels. nj O. i5t9i VI. No. 2 rel, seller
January, ~, ,0OO bushels al 81 ihICsI ~,
seller February, az. 90 bushels st 81 10
al % seller March, sales 3l?,O00
bushels, al VI 5lt9l 52i seller ApIil,
2i,OOO bushels At 81 5iitsi 81. Rye
Quiet ani steady at ~ Corp-ln fair
demand Tor export receipts ~. .OD bush.
els, ungIaded 0iCsS5c; No. 55lccsSic
steamer a3ls5sIc No, =, hsw. 6it9
tagl Ic old CiiGs62c; ac~ round yel'
low SIC, STEAMER yellow 5sitsy5sl; steam
tr white dii No. (: seller January, 6iCs
ole. seller February $40. seller March
57lc; SELLER May SIC. Oats--Q1,ei; ~.
o"ipls 2g,eD buslelu, western mlso.i
EI1isIc, white western isi(s50', Hay
--sicady aud IN lair demand 81 7Sr.
Hops -Finn and unchanged Coffee
Quiet and unchangosI. Sugar taict
lair ~ good refining 7iGsslc. Molass~s
Demand lair anil market drm. Rice
Quiet, Carolina 7N7is. Pntroieum--
llull aud nominal United sic, crude
ay7le; refooi &c, TaiIov steady 81
6ic. Rosih Firm al 81 s0l1l -. Tuf.
pontlne--liuiet Al tsic. kSus-QuIss
aud steady; western laslse. Pork--
Qalet aud dm st " 62tesl7 rs; no sairr
reported. iieef- Somlnaiy unchanged
Cot Meats Quiet long clear 81 70; short
clear g. 60 LArd--slasdy psiIne steam
a. s7l1s 90 Coz Old and new. buittss--
Dali aud unchanged western ie4,yc.
Cheese firm; western ioC9ise. Wills
ky-Quiet si ti iS.
O,sassArI, Jsausry "a = Co!soa :
Hfn .. l?le Flour Qalss sad M,
ehhsgci, Whesi -sironxrr bat demand
mostly ior CONSUMPTION st u sxet ".
Corn fiumer st SlA t5r. u~is-etasAy
q. aossvtia. RYE Es~les n ~. liaslsy
LA r,od demand Il 20 $50. rosk--
EAsier st tis 0oCsis - Lard = pensend
iair Il 81 ti.ss ". halk hpais Eases:
shoulders a. syi, eisss Eii,s - e0ee -;
clear 81 %, Iisoos--r -rifn~s, slspektsss
SIC, clear RIB 7lei hans pjgsl0r. uresa
Meats No trsnssftIoss. hed pestbes.
whisty Fssv d<ssssd q q O. bsteH
--Firn; ehoScs Wtslssn keDsyf -
sse, ,ebascs ceaissl Ohio le13je. useeo1
tlli--jS -jSl6n4x A f1r...-uur-uuuunuunu y
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wELLsHuna IrEMs.
Iudssl OF Local Inoidsnts from the CoaA.
ty Seat Of brooke

Alta, . daughter oi Philip Good, del
oi scarlet fever saturday night. This u
the second death 10 MI. Goosis family
of ihis dlsease, h,s oldest child, Carrie,
having itot during chrlstlnAs week
and his other children, three, are all
slck With The same maiady. Mr. Good
has the sympathy oi the enliFe comma
ntty la thesr Affiiciions
Mra Hall. rellet oi seSell Hall, sad
mother u sx Postmaster Hall, died ln
Rieppsnstlk sst sest. sa'i wn buFisS
hi tsruss, k-g.. u Buffalo district, 70
suffering trom . p4rsiytie sirote. aud u
l. fsarea the same vill prove kisi.
Mt. ayosn In the 5llicst man, Silh one
eKception, la Brooke county, boins In
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MINERS STRIKE
At Piedmont Trouble Antici-
pated from ''Aiollie Ma
gulres."

fiEpNpNr. ". Va, January ~.
spe,,al Dispatch to the Register
un saturday Superintendent sheri-
day, of the Atlantic Coal Company,
Pekin mines. dlscharged one ol h,s
miners, and this morning all the mncrs,
about three hundred In pnmbcr rc.
iHsed to 20 to work until the disrharged
mIRer MAS restored, which tho supcrin,
trudcnt positively refused To do, and has
ceased operations Nearly all the cppr
panys men belong 10 the Mollie Ma
guirr order aud trouble u looked tor.
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prepar,ns for uvant

The Government has ordered the
celebrated castle oi ChapultcPec Ia be
rrillled TOT the reception oi General
Grant aud patty. The castle Is about
two miles from this city, overlooking TIE
entire Mexican Valley andCiy Of MsNi'
60, 4 house Is ALSO being prepared In
the city to enable the party to alternate
between the town aud country,
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Ats..xseiA. y.s JssnsFy IA
spscial " DE tasstt sksie< that The
nes.o Jssl4n. xhs np - -. x.Ih : vhiss
Who w0 Arrested 10 Mtfliand sud
breasat % waucason on Wednesday
last. vas lAksl from ths Jail q shst pleeee
sboa, two o'csocs this morn'n& mo
haascd. ..--.f arry IfT
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a,nksr. Yislains.

CuAhEAi.ASp, Ma, January lS.-A
large delegation of Ppdd.srs a the l.s.r
llInoFe and Ohio Ta.hossi rolling miii.
Who struck tao months 40 zoe ~ Ton.
waited oh the approximations yesleriay
aud offered 10 sOrk Go thc oil rails,
81 80 The SfsT has nc, yet bcep a"csp-
tel
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C0NGR RESSl0NAL.

SENATE.
MT, Fvuy introduced IOInt rrsolu
ton proposing an amendment lo the
Constitution that sulliage shall nj
hc restricted on account Ot sox or any
other reason that does not apply 10 all
citizens
Nj Pratt introduced q point Irsolu,
tlpn requesting the President to invite
the cooperation ut furrlgn maritime
governments la the construction oi a
canal arIuss the lslhmusut pdricu. LAID
on the table.
A number ui private halls were passed
Tho special order blll tu prevent
cruelty 10 animals la transportation Was
called up.
MIR Davis, Of Illinois, sail any bill
imposing conditions on such hnportaut
business as the transportation OF 1.-Two
stock 10 The seabOard was an important
Que, aud should DO scIutlnIAed by the
Senate before II became law. II would
seem thai the lntercsts ot the shippers
tnd owner 1T live stock ,hunli lrud tu
sufficient protection from cruelty. but
@ Was a iauirniable tact that abuses had
visited and cattle hal reached their dcS
.,uatiun la an unit condition Ia Ice used
- luod Tic people could force Con
.rrasiunal action, AMI hill VAS acCorl
mgly passed ia - The question Is
Nhrthrr that law h not batter than
Jho proposed one. by the existing law,
attic must bo unlua'lcd la twenty eight
Druts. iuf tuOd, water and rest, lur ut
,.a.l llNr hours, unless they are carried
u boats uT cars ~ which they can have
iapd, water aud pace and opportunity
g. rest The biu proposes Ia take away
the obligation lhat cattle be- unloaled
y,trpt at iuloryai ot sixty hours II they
,au obtain luol o. the curs. This pre-
vents their gcltlg rest, because they
,auuut rest on thscafs, and he believed
ret a, rsavulial a. tuud aud water To
keep thrm nlandug alNty hours wan
tuel.
Nj Thurman sp he at length against
tLy hlll as u slandk though he favored
IT, object und Wuld support Il II
amended. u slr,a he'd the power ui
Congress o. Tcgulat commerce further
than ANY bill uad done heretofore,
Some of u pruVlsiul', too, scented mi-
sk,iully drawn Onhis mutiuu tho bill
wa allowed to 20 uyr until tomorrow
IT, lr printed, tpgrtF with the amend
myuls proposed 10 N offered 10y several
Senators, .aN 40
The Chair appu,ntsl Sspatnr Pryor ~
replace the late Scnatr Houston on tilr
Committees en- friyikrs and Elections.
Claims, anl POstoihcn aud Poet Roads.
Alter short executive session The
senate aiiuurnsd.
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MEXICO
Mormon Missionary Wnrk

CIN ut MkNoo, January 10 Elder
Thatcher u Mormon apostle, and h,a
colleagues are working cnergeIlcally ~
the interest # the Utah saints. They
are haptlslng converts daily, and are
Publishing an organ called the Gdlsn,
~ 4 Il..E..f.
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MN.uNDIuS, January o. luy l'tr-
,lyul ha- nominated luurs kussell, oi
,v,,l Mass tu be- EnNuy lNtraurli
ut,, uuI Miui-t~r flrnippteuthry :"
lugiaul. Juhu " lu-tyr. ul luiana.
Mu,-J,t O., Eu-7,a, Louis tau,buis, ut
Wv,uu-iu. Miui,tr, a. Spain Philip
Mltstu. ul louisiana Minister lp AlcNt
,,. "a % Murray, Oi keutucky, Gover-
ubT 1T ilah Territory, and Robert NJ.
h cllry, fcHstun Agcut U ioulsVlle,
P,stmastes Harry ". bmntlUy
Appleton City, Missouri, L. G. Can't
v6h, Riehmond, Missouri, John VI.
Todd, bridgeport, Ohio. William We'll
Ion. Iowa Falls, Iowa. Nm. T. McEl-
iuv, Humboldt, Kansas.
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NATIONAL TOPICS.
wGSI VIRGINIA SUPERVISORS OF
CENSUS.
Sweeney aud Mason Sat Down On lalh-
am and laldY Appointed Invalid
Pensioners Proposed Ma
tiOnil Parks
hN NceneY and Mason BAT Down On hayes
Takes q Turn at The Wheel

eiaH ,sl i'.,iat,h tu thy Nrs i-irI
" ,sHINuruN, January 10
Tho rrr,,dcut oyrrrulrd ,irucnl
Walker, aud sat down ou sweeney AMI
Mason, aul syul IA Ihc appomIIaeat Of
,,cu. U,o. o. Latham, oj Euckhauuuu,
a. Supervisor OF the Crusua tot lhr firS'
d,sidct Ol West Virginia John R
la,dIy "t Cahcll county, was appointed
lur thr either district splendid az
pumtmrut tie n a g,,ud Democrat,
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NEIGHB0RH00D NEWS.
BELlklRE, O., AND WGLlSBURG AND
BEkW000, W. VA,
Special Circuit Court for Brooke Ben.
woods Aid iOr Ireland Cast Of
Characters iOr Qasen Esther
i3IJNI Other Matters,
SOCIAL, PERSONAL AND POLITICAL
nELLAIHh.

Cast tor Queen nslher-v "A eoyssions TO
Churches Iron boom -aiokness
Gone for Wife Bellaire Implement
Works 10 DO turned into Goblet
Factory,
Thccast ol characters In Queen Esther,
tho oantals 10 be presented next Tues'
LIZ nnnnln,, nrn.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money at 4 TO 5 Per CsaL-Govsfnmsais
Sleady-fIour Dull and Nominal
Wheat Unsettled and Lower
Hogs Dull.
rIhAkul.

Al itp5 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper btsb por cent Sterling exchange
M, sight exchange on New York
isiI
siLyEa-At London 81 6-l6d; bar sill
yer here liss, subsidiary silver coin
i(.sl per cont, discount
GoyERSagsrs-Sleady ior as aud IN.
| per cent. better lor Sis aud por cent
lower Tot AIS.
y sourons ilssIl''''~"o'''''
NeW I've ,-' " ''r''''' '''''''''''''' '''' io..,s
New fonr and one haih .s,,..... itr'
New ronu s''.',t''' ''f.-t'' !Nft
faclhc sNrs VI ~ , iH
RAILROAD Bosps-irrrgular daring
the day aud weak IN the late dealings.
hfArk NoSpa Dull,
Sro,Gs The market War irregular
10 day, but the fluctuations, except In a
few instances, we're con iined within com.
paratiyely narrow limits. iouisville
aud Nashville rose to III against lnai
at the close Saturday, aud ieacicd ~
llai. Nashville, Chattanooga and ~
Louis declined from ~ 90 NJ aud closed
at h3i, Houston and Texas rose I pcr
cent, 10 bA, but reacted W pof uent NJ
the close, IN the remainder oi the
list there was decline Of Ia Per
cent, followed by an advance ot 10 n
I,ur cont, but the Improvement
Was generally lost ai tho close,
The movement Ia tho Nasbyille
roads has attracted the attention Of the
people Of Charleston, anl u dispatch to
klrrnan says II ,s believed that capital
will be subscribed to nnitc tho llne oi
ocean steamers and to make Inland con
nec,ions with the Cincinnati and Louis
yille Tho low priced shares are at
tracing mOru attention, among them
Cedar Falls and Minnesota Nas prum,.
nent aud with sales II 6,OOl shatch
advanced from 20 "a 22 closing a. 80.
Central Arizona was active again and Ia
becoming one 0f the speculative lea.
tureu. fhc proceeds Of the mles Of
some Of the higher priced shares were
largely invested In this stock to-day on
the belief that Ihen II room Tor
SHARP advance On the merits
Of property, Lake Elie aud
Western have also been quite largely
=. ali In oi late, AMI higher prices ate
talked II.
The lrauhaCtluna on tho hio,k IN.
change aggregated 30., 900 shares, ui
which 1000 were Canada southern, II d.
0O0 Central Arizona, $500 Chesapeake
aud ohio, .,3OO g., g. \ l. g., 10000
Delaware, i.ackaSanna aud Western,
1900 Erie, 1000 Hannibal aud ~.
Joseph, 1000 Houston ani Texas, -.
600 Illinois Central, 5000 Iron Noun.
tain, 100 Kansas Pacific, $1,000 Kansas
and TeKas, I0,ON Lake shoro, \, t0J Louis.
Vile and Nashville, l,5O0 Lake Erie aud
Western, 1900 Michigan Central, $4,000
Northeastern, l2.Oo0 Nashville, chstia.
nooga aud Si. Louis, 2,bO New Jersey
Central 2,OoJ Northern iapinc, t,Ul0
Ohio and MisuissIppl. 20.DO0 Pacific Mail.
L. 1000 81 Paul, 5,W0 ~ Louis aud san
Francisco, .6WSl, Paul and SIons tiiy.
l5,0N Union Pacific. II 900 Wabash. N,
Louis and Pacific, Il tsN Western Union
...l NM NJ. N.,L lH.nt..l
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WHEELING, W. VA TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 20, 1880.

then started down State street, followed
by the crowd. An indignation meeting
was organized IN front Of the Augusta
House, aud speeches were made by ths
leading Ruslonists. Great eNcllement
nrrNnlla.
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IkAbtsSsy q os0@svetst Tssvsssss
HAisssosa, Jsapsry ia.-In the efim-
iasi coass, TO-DAY, Iair' tissts~, ma
IHsolvlna the i.sbaiily u non rr..,lsn'.
a. eomRsfrlai lstvssers " l.sy le..ss
Ios sstIiss eosls By sample IN this Sss'e.
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wss.s.s .s.AS ~ r,u .,..s 8. A..
!; ): !; 4: / &; !; :;|'|;;i;;I ! q; !;
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Canaus supernisnra.

,,uSuIus. January 49, The l'tcs,
iI,ut ha, nominated the following cen
Huv supervisors
uh,D lr,t district, IUas. u Camp
brll. Sy,uud. John llyuY Thomas,
Th,rI. " 10 M,DuNyl. Fourth, llrury
\ lawn, linh. AlhyrtU Hyyo. sixth,
Wa Hunt Seventh, Joshua W San.
iyy
rruu-,Naua tir,t dtsu,,i. Inp- u.
SurtNu.aI. ~t,uud. lame, laus"u
TMrl l.loatd 4 lloNcl, lvwth, Wm.
S,hau IUb. Iuhu VI CLARK, Sixth,
Wu ilNct. seventh. i Simp1on At
utt. t,ghth, lIuNaui Il; Ndlcr Ninth,
Abs. Murdoch, Eulh, DANIEL E,yh,
msuI
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" ,rufNttuN, January W TIE
IIuu.,. Cunuuiliyr uu Public lands t"-
Ia, bst,,I tr rrVutt iv,otahiN O" thr
Ilru-yau.lt o. uUsr thr passage ul tI,, bhl
Authorizing llty iIy,Lrut tu rrly,l lrum
lnr luI,,, lauds ui tl.y United states la
lhr State ut Jtliutu,a ua,t- ut lund un
vLi.h ut, growing either lhy redwood
ut bog toes" ur both 1T sa,d limbcrs ~
h, MAY i,ym pruprr not exceeding iu
lur aggregate tNu t.NurhQB ul land, o.
o.. -,t apart aui dedicated as public
tJuL-. iu, thr hrurdt and enjoyment ui
tby pcupl. Saj part, o. be- under the
.,,,u-t,y ,uuIru, ui th, secretary ui the
lul.liur
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N-ut,utuN. January lp In thc
,tyr involving o., right Oi nNal,d pen
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-20

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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-10-06
The Bankers Daughter-A Pcnnsyl.
vania Love Story.

KATE B0As is a bankers daughter.
Nature gave her good looks, and her
fathers million enabled her to add such
accomplishments and adornments as
made her one of the foremost young
women in the mining districts of Penn
sylvania. She was modest and quiet,
did not make a display of fine dress, and
in no way seemed to be spoiled by
wealth and dattery. It was thought
that she mistrusted the sincerity of her
admirers, and was fearful of fortune
hunters, for she avoided association
with gentlemen as far as she could po-
itely. The fact is now public that She
never gave up the love of the sweet
heart Of her school days, when she was
q comparatively poor girl, and he was
too heedlessly boyish to couple love and
money in his calculations. Her choice,
however, was not that of her fathers,
and she obediently married a man whom
she did not love. That was seven years
ago. Now she is in an asylum for tho
insane; and her husband sued for q
divorce and obtained it yesterday. It
Is in the testimony in this suit that the
extraordinary story Is told.
Kate Bsas went home from school
with her heart pledged to her lover;
but she soon found that her father was
OF different mind. A. F. Boas had
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-10-06
Wrecked by the Fifteen Puzzle.

They were two young men from tho
country. and they drove up to the POST
office corner this morning, attracted by
large crowd which had collected to
hear street-corner vender of the Gem
Puzzle explain to the gaping spectators
how the puzzle could be done "just az
easy as falling off q log" They con.
Guided to purchase one, and did SO, but
were so impatient to try and work out
the COMPOUNDED thing that they com.
menced moving the blocks as they drove
down K street. Long and patiently
they wrestled with it, and had got tha
numbers all in place with the exception
of the IL, IA and Is. Suddenly tho
man who was driving imagined he had
discovered move to bring everything
out ell right, and in his excitement and
eagerness to show his companion how
to make the move dropped the reins.
The team started. The man who heidi
the blocks was thrown out into the mud,
his blocks flew in all directions, and the
horses were only checked by running
into a buggy. which latter vehicle was
damaged to the extent Of about thirty
dollars worth. q bill the country youths
agreed to settle before the owner az tie
buggy allowed them to depaxt-Q6..
Sacramento (Cdl.) Bee. ~