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Daily globe., 1880-08-28
Per VIM. B. GRC

The Egyptian Crystal photograph artist, Of
New York. who has been beautifying and max
ing life-like the photographs of many of our
citizens during the past two weeks, has gone to
Minneapolis with his new process, for short
period. For any persons in this city wishing
their pictures colored, Mr.. Kellogg announces
he will be in St. Paul twice a week, and orders
may be left for him at the Clarendon hotel.
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The Hancock and English club" of the
Fifth ward will meet at Knauft's hall, on East
Seventh street, Saturday. August 2sth, 1880
at 1902. NJ. A full attendance Is desired.
VIM. LEE, President
Per VIM. B. GRoRTY, Secretary.
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1t is to the interest of any person wishing
to purchase Piano or Organ to Consult Messrs.
Pelton, Pomeroy & Gross, Nos. 100 and 15S
State street, Chicago, who are wholesale agents
for Ohickering, Hszelton, Decker & Son,
Ernest Gabler and variety of other makes OF
pianos, and the Wilcox & White and Taylor
Il Farley organs.
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DISSOLUTION.
DISSOLUTION OF CO.PARTNERSHIP.

The co-partnership of NORTH HAsENzAHL.
at No. So Mississippi street, dissolved by mutual
consent. John Il. Moritz assumes all the firms
business, pays all debts and receives all dues, and
will continue in the business as heretofore.
ST. Paul, August 9th, 1880.
2l JOHN a. MORITZ.
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nAINTINd-P.F. FITZGIBBON, house and sign
painting, No. 1877 Jsci1on freet. 48
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EXCHANGE-As stock of liquors VIII be exchanged
II for rsal estate free of incumbrance. Address
EXCHANGED - postoface boz 2244. 287-246
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The application of DAY's KIDNEY PAD is so
simple that no one can fail to under stand it.
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ACTS DIRECTLY ON THE KIDNEYS.


By forcing into the system through the pores Of
the skin, powerful and healthful vegetable
tonics and d1uretics and absorbing from II
vile humors and every trace Of disease, giving
1t wonderful power to Immediately relieve
and permanently cure. Inflammation and
Bright's Disease Of the Kidneys, Diabetes,
the Bowels, Catarrh OF the Bladder. In.
ability to retain or expeI the Urine, stone
ia the Bladder High CoIOred. Scanty OF
Painful Urinatipg. Deposits In the Urine,
PAIN IN THE BACK. Side OF Loins, Ner-
vOus Debility, Female Weakness, and In
fact all diseases Of these organs whether contracted
by overwork excessive drink the abuse Of nature or
otherwise. 1t supercseds rely the inconveniencea
sad troubles of taking and hurtful internal
medicines. 1t ia the only discover Of the pois
oneus Uric Acid which forms In the Kid
ne5s and exists in the blood Of Rheumatic
patients. It is worn exactly where needed, next
to the body and over the kidneys. It is comfor.
MAN. N spr or
1t Is SAFE pleasant and reliable In its effects yet DOW
u
ytnced that 1t Is no deception. but medcated appl
nothing less saving hundred Of doars and securne
to every sufferer sound body and perfect health.
70 sSs S S, az G and
taton substitute If he has not got it. send to us
and receive 1t BY return Of mai;
standing $500; summsr seo eo@plsnt int
LIE was saved containing History Of the e1sas
discovery mailed free write for it. - '-' si'A'
sole prdpsis.or.. 1An %.DHsx TokE5dD. RaD Sc SSR1o.
For sale by MOVES BROS. CUTLER, Whole
sale DTUQQistE
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MEDICAL.
CURE YOURSELF

FRENCH SPECIFIC.
Guaranteed 10 cure radically diseases Of certain
private, delicate nature, either sex or condition.
Price g. sent express to any psrt Of the country.
Full directions with each bottle. Sold only by q. L..
6TAHL, Northeast corner Of Van Buren, street and
Fifth avenue. Chicago. I2Q-lla
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CoR sALE-A large line of spreads on stocks on
Mr.. Russell Sage, for the balance of the Year 1880
for 5000 each. They vary III distance from the mar
ket from 10 to Is per cent. each way. Any Une who
will examine the ductustion of stocks for the past
eight years, will see how cheap they are Stock prvi
leges at lowest rates. References in card. HENRY
O. CROSS, 1S New street, New York City. N. 7.
2S1-tu & 231-sat
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MIsCELLANEOUs.
srHINa IMPORTANT TO BOTH sEXEs-

OOMETHINa IMPORTANT TO BOTH SEXES
y Many persons are troubled occasionally with q
smsrting sensation after urinatng and want to uri-
nate every minute or two with adisagreeable and an
noying feeling. It Is not generally known that is
the forerunner Of Brights disease Of the hdneys-a
very dangerous disease II let run without being
checked The people will be pleased to know that .
few doses of Dr.. E. B. HalHday's Blood Purifier,
taken In time, will cure this, which shows at once
that it acts directly the kidneys and urinary or
gans, and challenge the world to produce its equal
for kidney and urinary diseases. Try this medicine
and If 1t Is not all it is represented return the empty
bottle and will refund the money. 8. BLACK.
FORD, 146 West Third street, st. Paul, MINI. For
sale by all druggists. Noyes Bros. & Cutler whole
sale agents, St Paul, Mimi. 2S5-I
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Reed's Gilt Edge Tonic regulates the bowels
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sr. PAUL, Mimi, August 2s. 1880.

sT. PAUL, MIMI, August 23, 1880.
To the Trade: The public has already been made
aware of our great loss by fire We take this oppor
tunity, however, of announcing that We shall. in
few days, be ready to fill orders from customers.
We have leaoed the new bu ding lately erected by
Mayor Dawson, corner Fourth and wacorta Streets
and with the stock now route and that ordered by
telegraph to-day tits safe to conclude that our bust
ness will be resumed in the paper line, within one
week.
As we very fortunately had on hand at our ware
houses in Minneapolis q large stock of Printing,
Wrapping. Manila and Building Papers, we shall be
able to ll orders for these goods with our ususal
promptness.
Our temporary office is No. 81 Minnesota street,
next door to the Telegraph Office, where all COM
munications should be addressed.
AVERITI,. RITSSELL 3 CARPENTER.
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OFFICE OF
1lOs. Cochran, Jr,
Real Estate Agent
AND
AUCTIONEER. A
IL WABASHAW STREET.

1 call attention to the foll0aUi,sg
pieces Of assai2'aor0ved Real Estate,
among sO1sSch are some of the finest
and best building sites iss the city:
The suesterly go feet of the 12O
feet fr0aated By the stone sU0W ss2o01s
Summit 0Vesaase, Immediately eUest
Of No. 138.
The 50 feet upon the same ace
nae, lyisag betsUee,s the Improved
properties Of Mrs. r.. j. Mott and
Major Brosc7atssg.
The so feet iassnaeCli0tely sUest of
the $50 feet sspos the northwest
corner Of Summit and Targiaia
Gve7aases.
The $50 feet on the bluff side OF
Mts Avenue, 1yisag sUest of the resi-
de'ace Of Mr.. E. III. Gutter.
The 12O feet upon the north side
Of Pleasant 0vesaase, on the north
east corner. of Chestnut street.
Several of the finest lots on Igte-
hart and Carroll streets, iss Block
20, Maczcstbim & Marshal's adxzs-
ton.
The so feet on the southwest cor
see1' Of Summit 0vessate and WGbQ-
shan streets.
In less costly properties, Ihave
ta1ttdtsag lots i1a WOOdl0sad Park,
Terrace Park and Summit Park,
Macacasbi's & Marshall's, and all
the other suburban additions on
favorable terms 0ad at reasonable
onoairoo
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LOST AND FOUND.

r OsT-On August %. dark bay horse, five year.
IL old. 16 hands high, blind In left eye. Reward
will be psid for his return to A. Hills barn, oornel
Fourth and Exchange streets. 24142
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Sole Propries0rs. TOLEDO. OHIO.
For sale by MOVES BROS & CUTLER, Whole
sale Druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-18

Mr.. McLain, OF Barnes e Co., Pitts.
burgh, is in Bridgeport on business visit.
z To-day the Jubilee Singers leave town.
They go from here to wellsville and Cadiz,
after which we understand they intend
making trip through Virginia, the native
State Of all the company, except one.
This troupe have been quartered at the
Imperial Hotel during the past four weeks,
and have given an entertainment every
evening during the entire time in some
one Of the adjacent churches and halls.
Their entertainments have given uniyer.
sal satisfaction, and their refined and
courteous department has won for them
the respect Of the community. They
would be welcomed back should they re.
visit this place. ! 81 A.,ts.lsl1 g.1s4
The law and order people, created quite
q breeze among the salponists yesterday
by having atiidavits fled by two young
men who had "been theret and knew
how IL was! themselves. Affidavits were
filed by Amos Reed and, AL Conaway
against Martin Joice for selling In viola
tion Of the law. Joice plead guilty and Il
cost him in the aggregate sS4. Criswell,
another saloonist, was not slighted and In
consequence Of the attention paid him he
paid the city s34, and the end Is not yet.
To-day, we understand, there win be 0
shaking OF the dry bones. w si.'9ti
Sam CLARK, Of Pittsburgh, wasin town
over Sunday. g. !. = ~, /, ~. (
Joe Close, Of st. Clairsyille, received I
car load Of fine blooded sheep from Yer
mont on Monday. ~ fsi s1tY i
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CoIuMpus, February l7.-A committee
consisting Of exc Governor Dennison, F. @.
Sessions, Henry T. Lindenburg; Rev. Jas.
Poindexter and Col. VIM. D. McClung,
who were appointed for the purpose Of
establishing headquarters in this city, to-
day in. the interest Of Secretary Sherman
for the Presidency, the committee elected
B. j. Loomis, Secretary, and Senator Geo.
W, Sinks, Treasurer. The object Of the
committee is to solicit correspondence Of
those in favor Of Sherman for President,
and to further his claims without being
antagonistic to any other candidate. The
headquarters are at No. 8 Deshler Block.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-18

UTICA, N. Y, February 17.-Atthe First
Assembly, district Of Oneida Republican
Convention in Utica to-day, two conven-
tons were held, each claiming TO have a
majority Of duly elected delegates. One
elected Roscoe Conkling, Gordon Hackett
and !. P. Richardson delegates to the
Utica Convention, and the other elected
samuels s. Lowry, s. A. Millard and N. A.
Pierce delegates, The latter adopted the
following resolution:
Rcsotped, Thatws repeat earnestly the
declaration of the New York Republican
State Convention Of 1875, Of our unalter.
able opposition to the election Of any
President for q third term. and instruct
our delegates to the convention to beheld
on the 25th inst, to enforce this principle
in every honorable way.
No resolutions Of any kind. were adopt
cd by the convention which elected the
Conkling delegates.
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President Baltimore and Potomac, and

President Baltimore and Potomac, and
Vice President Alexandria and Freder-
icksburg railroad: A. B. Stone, President
st. Louis, Keokuk and Northwestern; T.
B. Blackstone, President Chicago and Al
ton; 7. O. Plat, President Southern Gem
trail New York; John S. Barbour, Presi.
dsnt Washington City, Virginia, Midland
and Great Southern |, Robert FL. Sayre,
president, and r. IA. Packer, General Man
ager Pennsylvania and New York canal
and railroad; Alexander Mitchell, Presi-
dent Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
railroad; James Gallery, President
Pittsburgh and Western: Henry A.
Wood, President Philadelphia and ,Balti.
more Central; G. II. John Sheffield, Vice
President New Haven and Northampton;
Albert Keep, President Chicago and
L. B. Cannon, director
Delaware and Hudson Canal aud railroad
company; Z. T. Hatfield, President Green
Bay and Minnesota, and Secretary and
Treasurer Sussex railroad; Samuel Sloan,
President Delaware Lackawanna & West
ern; E. O. Knight, President Central rail-
road, New Jersey, and President Delaware
and Bound Brook; Chas. Hartshore,
President Lehigh Valley railroad, and
Isaac Hinckley, President Philadelphia
Wilmington and Baltimore railroad.
These railroads have total length Of l5,-
l25miles Of road. The representatives Of
the above railroad companies hare an
nounces large number Of smaller petit
tions on the way.
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FORTY SIXTH CONGRESS.
wAsuISoroS, February II.
SENATE.

@
Mr.. Mcmillan presented the petition Of
the Chamber OF Commerce Of st. Paul,
Mimi, for reduction OF the tariff duty
on steel rails. s
Mr.. Jonas presented a memorial from
the union soldiers Of New Orleans asking
the senateto unseat Kellogg as Senator
from Louisiana.
Mr.. Harris, from the select Committee
on Epidemic Diseases, reports -favorably
the joint resolution authorizing the Presi-
dent to call an international sanitary con-
ference. Placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Walker, from the Committee on
Public Lands, reported favorably the
House bill for the relief Of settlers on the
Usage, Trust and Diminished reservelan
In Kansas. Placed on the calendar. q
Mr.. Salisbury stated that during the re-
cent investigation Of cases before the
Committee on Privileges and Elections,
the question arose as TO what extent tele.
grams could properly be used as evidence,
and committee had instructed him to re-
port the following resolutions; ,s
Resolted, That telegraph messages and
copies OF record OF the same in the posses.
sion Of the Telegraph Company, their
officers or servants, are not privileged by
law from production and examination on
process before acommittee authorized 10
send for persons and lpapers.t .sE,
Resolged, That an, order for the produc.
ton OF such document ought to be SO reg
ulated by sound discretion as TO protect
the privacy OF communications not con
nected with the matter under investiga-
ton, and especially that authority max
ing such an order ought first to be- salts.
fed that the message sought Is, II obtain.
ed, likely to be material TO the pending in
yestigation. And the order ought as far
as practicable to describe with reasonable
certainty the particular message or mes.
sages required. - s,l.
Mr.. Hoar, of Massachusetts: ! under;
stand that these are reported as resolutions
which have governed the action Of the
COMMITTEE for the information OF the Sen,
ate and the public, and not for It's adop'
ton by the Senate, Il.
Many petitions were presented from
railroad companies against the reduction
OF duty on steel rails.
A memorial was presented from the
Chamber Of Commerce Of st. Paul, asking
an appropriation for the relief Of the Irish
sufferers, and that o government vessel bt
sent with American contributions TO Ire
land. This gave rise 10 some discussion
as TO Its reference. The sense ot tht
\ genate appeared 10 be favorable TO tht
memorial. II was referred TO the Com
m{Itaa nm Annf0nriatiOnH ati .lt.f 4.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-18
AT THE CAPITAL.
The Cameron Clan Playing out-Ths ylrn
nla Republicans Declare for Shsr:
man-Alalune's Plans Upset
Capital Gossip, 60.
WAsntNeroN, February N

WARRINGTON, February II.
Special Dlipateh 70 the 1ntslligoncer. %
The Tribune to-day contains another in
stallment Of answers from the Republican
township committeeman OF Pennsylvania
showing astill larger proportion ofthe de
clarstions in favor Of Blaine. This over
whelming showing Is considered very
damaging here to the Cameron manipula.
ton at Harrisburg.
Another fact Of Presidential significance
has occurred at Richmond, on which the
Sar this evening has the following com
ments: The letters Of eight colored mem
bers Of the Virginia Legislature formally
notifying Secretary Sherman of their. in
tention TO support himior the Presidency
sounds the death.kneh Of the Malone
plan for the election ,of an inde.
pendent electoral ticket in that
State without the support Of their
colored allies. The Virginia readjls-
ters, taking the last election for q basis
there will be left in the minority. The!
votes Of these colored members who now
declare TOR Secretary Sherman, enabled by
the readjusters to control the Legislature,
and the Malone plan was intended
especially to embrace the colored Repub-
lican allies Of the four colored members
who did not sign the Sherman Eletter. It
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-18
TIE NEW sfEAMRoAT RULE.
views Or a Pilot in opposition TO the
Change. t

Editos IntelliEsuer.
GEsTlRMEs:-As ! have seen several
articles in your paper lately in regard to
the new rule requiring the descending
steamer TO sound her whistle first, on
meeting another boat, and giving her the
choice Of sides, l would like TO ask what ia
TO be gained by the change. II under.
stand the law rightly, the descending
steamer has the choice Of sides at present,
but as for whistling first, for my part I
think II unadvisable and dangerous, and
1 have mot found any steamboatman or
any one understanding anything about
plotting that is in favor Of the change. l
will give you my objections 70 the new
law. Gbistt. y $500
AS the rule now Is, the pilot OF the as.
cending steamer has voice In the matter,
but In the new law. he will not have, for
now the pilot OF the ascending steamer
asks the pilot OF the descending boat for q
certain side, and In, his judgment for the
side which Is best suited for both boats
land II he has any judgment about him,
In ninety.nine cases out OF hundred he
can tell better than the pilot OF the de-
scending boat, for the reason that hewill
be in closer proximity 10 the spot where
both boats will pass one another, and for
that reason he is more capable Of judging
which side is most suitable for each boat,
andif the pilot Of the descending steamer
sees fit 10 let the pilot OF the ascending
steamer have the side asked for, he an
sWers with the whistle accordingly, but II
from any cause, as the descending steamer
being hard to manage or difficult to get 10
the side requested by the ascending boat,
then the descending boat can take the OPP
posite side and the other boat must govern
herself accordingly.
But il / understand the new law, the
descending boat sounds her whistle first
for the side she Is going TO take, and the
descending steamer has TO answer accord
ingly and take the side she is commanded
10 take. No difference how dangerous
and difficult that. side may bs to the as.
,cending boat she Is forced to take that
side, and that one only, but still, II tho
ascending boat has any way Of asking for
the side best suited 10 her, maybe the
pilot Of the other boat would be Just rs
willing iSr him 10 have the side asked for,
only The, pilot on the descending boat
could not tell which side suited the other
pilot best, for the reason that the pilot
coming down is too far from the spot
where the boats will pass one another to
Judge correctly which side, he ought to
take. ~ 'sEfiar8 4 NJ. B. s.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE poPE,s EsoYoLIcAL LETTER.

ROME, February 1.-THE Papal ENJOY.
clical argues in favor Of the removal OF the
rite Of marriage from all civil Jurisdiction
whatever. Ittraces history from patriar.
chial to Catholic times,Iand declares that
Christ elevated it to the sacrament which
only his church can administer An at
tempt was made TO rob the church of her
right, either to bind or loose the marriage
tie, must be resisted by the whole Catholic
world. His holiness indicates the condi.
tions whore, under separation Of husband
and wife, 1t may be sanctioned by the
church, and concludes with exhortation to
the Universal Episcopate, and TO commu-
tnicate bis teaching to the faithful for their
welfare in both worlds. i .a &
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ITALY.

RoME, February 1.-THE Italian Parlia.
ment opened to-day. The speech from
the Throne treats almost exclusively on
internal affairs. recommends the abo.
lition Of the grist tax, the adoption oi
an electoral reform and bills in regard to
foreign affairs. The speech says that Italy
made peace, therefore 1t is easy for her to
support the observance Of the Treaty oil
Berlin, and remain faithful to her prom
ise to be an element Of progress and civil
Zation'in Europe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-18

In Tribune has printed replies from
srn hundred and thirty.eight Republi-
IN eaunty and town committeeman in
PGnytranla giving their views on the
residential nomination. The fact that Of
aSs S7l favor Blaine as first choice, while
ay 80 favor Grant, adds.proof to the
ta that Cameron's diCtation at Harris
sgEis directly contrary to the popular
Iailv in bis State. An examination oi
EsupresiOns as to second choice Is quite
ahtet@tiug. We find that Of the 571
HEaenen only 100 name Grant as even
ilG second choice, while 1874 name
Kshbune and 1875 name Secretary Sher-
m. Il Nj. Wshburne is To- be con.
iasfd ont Of the contest It isprobable
i9llrgepartoi his friends would trans
y their favor to Sherman. As FIRST
asa before conventions meet are very
t;ea unsuccessful when,the time for bal
sasg comes, these expressions from
tAnlylVlaA are not without much signi.
tdtht l.. .Ei'{!ssttiQ o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-18

a., R,r,,r deyotes considerable space
!. 4, i.,rs Of yesterday to answering an
y ls,.I =. communication from ''Republi-
NV u Who wants to know "why Gen. U.
. az; G,n,is not ct man for the Presiden-
Il +b,lr.' The Register seems to have
s'1Isprehended 3 the question and and under,
III -" 4, correspondent to enquire why
AT y, residential chair was not Q ct for
/. = N, lile General Grant, for It proceeds
nJ.pou.trate to its own satisfaction that
sIooll be too tight for him alter two
sm, orupancy, and that the Republican
MI, would be required to jam him in, in
an 10 Gil the seat. The correspondent
n have to pursue our neighbor further
i,hssugsle for information.
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RITCHIE COUNTY.
The Richie Republicans opposed d
Grant-ArrestS for Robbery.

HARRIsyiLLE, w. Va, Feb, II.
ElIios 1ntOlligtncer; - 8
As much sTbelng said as to our probable
candidate for President the ensuing sum.
merit would probably not be aniss 10
say that the Republicans in this section
are nearly unanimously opposed to Grant
and third.termism, and in fact there are
thousands Of Republicans, in this section
who will not vote for Grant under any cir,
cumstances. Give Us Sherman, Blaine, OF
Garfield, andwe are all right II Grant ID
the nominee the party -willgbe defeated
and with either OF the FORMER victory d
ours. We are opposed TO Don Cameron
dictating for his own personal gains who
the nominee shall be. 20 t'''''
Jacob Glover and Thomas Tibbs have
been arrested and lodged in jail. charged
with the rohbing OF John HardbAr, Jr.
near smithville, In this county, January
q, 1880. They are not Red Men, as might
be supposed. Our people have resolved u
lid our county Of gang Of robbers anS
thieves that seem to inject the southert
part OF this county. NJ. sc.
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VOLUME EXxVIII.-NUMBER l49.

ton over some love letters OF the latters
which Fickes had opened and read. Conn
did not wish to fight, but being hard
pressed, offered to give up his weapons II
Fickes would his, which was agreed to,
Conn giving up his revolver and Fickes
his knife. Then the fight began, Conn
Furnishing his opponent rather severely,
when the latter drew another knife and
cut Conn fromthe elbow up the arm and
then down his side striking O rib and
breaking the knife into three pieces. OF
course ourrenowned law.abiding citizens
cid their best TO arrest EckesP even one
|of them gave Conn a revolver 10 shoot
him and our peaceable, quiet, BUSH
whacking, low.downs will continue their
'deyilment, for we also had shooting
scrapea week ago, until our town will
have o record worse than Kentucky itself.
Fickes stayed here about twelve hours
and then took his departure withoutmuch
ado either. Conn Is badly hurt.
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