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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02

&C jurisdictions for certain purpo;es ovar the
o!omac river Dstween AleInndris and Wash
1Eagson, mat OF Virginia IS we'll az that of the
Olstilcti aud to try the offanse of piracy in q
nhtlonai court would be to taxa AWAY and i'm I.
par Two local lursdittions and doubly violate
Inc inhibition of section 1923,
ine proceeding under which the prisoners are
ne!u having been without jurisdiction, their i'm
piisonment 10 without law, and they must be
oiscnarged. will sign an order of discharge.
mr.. Lewis hoped that these men would be
neld at least "A hours to give time for the
proper steps 10 be taken for their resrrtst ty
the District authority.
mr. Smith hoped the pri5ouers would not be
helo,la view Of tho fact that thtro was no charge
against them; The mer, who were respectable
clllzens' mad been deprived Of their liberty long
enough. They had no desire to escape from
jusce.
MIR. Brent then addressed the court, and
stated that the facts 10 the case had been before
the Grand Jury 10 Washington, and that bodv
mad not Indicted The sc,used, or the authorities
OF The District taken any steps toward SC.
curing their appearance.
ne prisoners were then DISCHARGED with the
oefs'andlng that if complaint was filed
against Them for robbery they could ba roar.
lested on warrant from Commissioner Fowler
ana admitted TO bail 10 avail. the action Of the
District authorities "a '"o
It's understood that tho conpIsinsnts have
dechneG to prosecute the case any further.
Col 20 khlll, U. s. Attorney for tho Dht-ic.
OF Columbia, says that he will have Balleppsr
ana Rowland indicted by the grand Jury of inst
bistr'c' and prosecuted there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02

Nihiist" is tho baue Of pew Spring bon
net. Lock ont Tor an explosion when The bill is
presented.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02

by me concurrent vote of the Bishop, the Ad-
vvIsory committee and the Executive Board,
MS. ). 4; B. Stuart. was. on Monday last,
unanimously elected Principal of the Virginia
aems'e institute at Staunton, to supply the Va.
b. Phillips. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02

THE BEST RESULTS PATENT PRO.
CESS FLOUR. For sale only by
s52 GEO HcBURNEY SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02

Nj OTlCE-The sixth annual meeting of the
~ ALEXANDRIA MARINE RAILWAY
AND SH1PBUILDING COMPANY will ba
held At their ofice in the yard the first Tuesday
in Arril 1850 81 10 O'clock e al. Business. An.
nuAl report, AID ELECTION CT officers.
aprl-5t j. SCHN ELDER. Soct,v
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02

GREAT FALLS MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
The apnual mecliog of the stockholders of the
Great Falls Manufacturing Company was held
at the Mausion House. in this city. yesterday
afternoon, when the following board of directors
tor the ensuing year was elected: Henry S.
Davis, Ct Washington; John Trimb'e, jr,
Georget"wo; Oliver D. Barrett WASHINGTON :;
). S: Z. Wells. Washington; Mark g. Jones,
LoWlnsvilIe, Fsifisx couoty: Ii. K. Davis,
WashioRtoo Charles K. Abel, Washington.
The following officers we're a!so oeo;ed: Henry
5. Davis, president; John Ttimble, j., vice
president; Harry f. Davis. secretary and
treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02

NEW PAsToR.-Rev. Joseph Mills, re.
csot'S appointed by the Methodist Protestant
confererc,, pastor Of the church in this CITY.
srfivod here this morning from Montgomery
Ala, and was received by the congregation If
the church at the parsonage, on Columbus
street, where splendid dinner had been prc !.
pared for bm. The congregation will also give
their now pastor pound party to night. Rev.
Mr. Mills was gwen up with regret by his old
congregation 10 Montgomery, where he had
served tho full time allowed by the rules of tho
Conference, OF which he is a member. He is
go able and eloquent gentlemso, and will DO
doubt DO as highly esteemed by the people over
when ne is called to preside, and the citiz,ns
generally. as he Was in the city BIO has left
lev. MIR. Graham. the former pastor of the
church, who is now 90 visit TO his friends and
relations 10 Chesterown. Nd, will pass through
here on his way to his now charge, (Rev. Mr..
Mills old coneragation) on Monday next, when
his old friends in this city will have an oppor-
tuolty say good bye.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02

IRMPfRANCE.-A meeting Of the coored
Hsform Club Was held Wednesday night, with
VIM. Gray 10 the chair and Il. d. Rufiia sec.
Rotary.
Alter The transaction tf some routine bust
ness. several names were added TO tho roll,
making total membership of 750
Charles Seals said that while ho alluded to o
prominent colored minister OF previous meet
lrg Us beiog opposed to tho Temperance move.
mrnt, he did not call the nano OF Rev. Madden.
Rev. Fields Cook, colored. ststes that Rev.
mr. MADDEN has informed him that he is In full
sympathy with tho temperance movement
among the colored people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02

a BLESSING TO ANY CoUNTRY.-A man
aod his wife and eleven children, the Oldest
child eleven years old. arrived here this morn
i9g ever the Virginia Midland Railroad from
NORTH Carolina. 90 their way to Kansas Civ.
Whero they expect to locate and help TO popu-
late the waste PLACES of that State. The man
tod the Same old story that hiss been 80 often
told before. With the exception, that he 10 ad-
ol'iGn to bong informed by Interested parties
or the "spendid'' opportunities now offered
ior poor men 10 get rich in the far West"
had received circular from chairman of E
nome providing ssocalioo. stating that land
was ''as cheap as dirt in Kansas, and if a man
mad 90 money four or fVo acre, would be given
10 him to start with. lie said be had lett q
to!erabIy comfortable home, but ho desired a
'lttIe change" and ns so many people had
spoken IN high terms of that State which was
not SO shlokiy populated. he thought he would
PICK up his traps aud mako start" Being
told that he was just tho man for O tbinlv
populated State, be replied, yes, | am but
ioriy two and Inc old woman but thirty.eipht
ADD II wo keep DC this Way, pointing to his lit.
lie regiment will be able to start little town
OF our Cwu. The man was Jolly good patur-
ed followed, and took everything in a free and
easy manner reminding one of Mark Tapley.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02

THE CANAL Water has not yet been let 10
the Alexandria caua, sl.boueh it is prepared
10 receive it, Sometime ago it was thought
that coal boats would be arriving here by the
lst Of April, but owing to the Continued strike
o! train men 90 the Cumberland and Penns2l-
vaula railroad, tho HOPES of sll for an early
commencement Of the coal trade havo met with
disappointment When tho present strike ends,
which is cot likely to be very soon, as both par
ties appear to be firm, the boatmen will indulge
10 their looked FIR annual wnr Ter higher rates;
SO that II is possible to tell When navigation
will commerce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02

EOR PENTHOUSE 10. SIS Cameron st.
Il between Fairfax end Lee. Apply TO
ap Sill j. 81. D. SMOOT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02

{ iRYSTAL, BRIDGEWATER, WENGRR
- and CAMkkUN PKuUkeS FAMILY
FbGuk; also ch0!ca E&TkAS, for sale at
}. g. MILBUkN'S,
msf.o l9 N. Royal street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02

ETGR RENT OR LEASE-The desirable and
Il roomy STORE and WAREHOUSE Nc,
81 Cameron s:sest, lately occupied hT 4. b.
Lawson & Go. apply TO
sepl6 lawson
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02
EOR RENT.

The comfortable
FRAME DWELLING,
on the east side of st. Aa,pb street between
Cameron and Queen, containing water, gas
heater, &C., recently occupied By ". Fl. NAV
Possession given st once. 20. tofras. Sc, sppiy
at this Office ort
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-03
SUNDAY HEADING.
"Querist" Replies to "I.aw and
Order Some Queries for Him
tO Answer.
WHEELING, January n.

HkEllNht idlNdlN -ls
Correspondence ot the Register
Law and Order" answers my qurs.
tions oi the 2ath ult, IN very inlrlli.
gent aud gcntlcmanly manner and with
perfect satisfaction TO the writer. Tie
occupies the same position ! 10 on the
SUNDAY question, and, pelhaps, Ne
don't diilrr essentially on the great and
important questions involved in the
SUNDAY discussion, II We were to per
Sunally compare our views and ideas.
But that is impossible now, for he Is sIll
iug Tor one post, with his colors lying to
the breeze, aud ! am steering ior the
same haven, but Ou another line aud
with different COlOrs, both 90 meet
after tie battle is fought aud the victory
is secured. His tort is strong umc--
nay tie strongest that can be built. 'tls
Christianity. Mine is the law and Its
rigid enforcement, and II there is no cot
lisiOn, our mutual victory iS sure.
hope Law aud Order will pcrscycrc IN
his noble efforts 10 defend thc Holy
SABBATH from dcscCratiou and dcStruC.
ton. Being but u IioHd' d,m,td n he
BidckdIpr profession, what lack IA age
aud experience hope 20 supply IN ear
uestne,Ss and sincerity, IN my humble
efforts to bring tu Justice those who have
the enforcement Of the laws committed
into lhclT hands.
Theology is one study, and the iusipld
study uf law is another. Both are
NIIISsNEY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-03
PATTERSON AND CARSON.
Pardon of Two EmbcLLlerS.

CoLuMuUs, a.. January % The Goy
crnor parloncd, to-day, john u. rattyr
son, cx-Trcaurcr oi Guernsey county,
sentenced la August 1872, for three
years, upon n plea oi guilty Of embczzic.
nent. Judge Frazier recommends the
pardon, saying that Patterson did not
profit from the money, and that the
crime arose from his iurpmpctyuvy aud
reliance upon others The petition, con
tainr,l over thousand names, The
amount ui dcfalcalion WAS uycr SiGOO.
Patterson WAS r. elected. but iailvd to
qualify.
4 pardon Was also granted 81 J. y.
Carson. WhO vas convicted ia Muskiu-
gum county, the ease being transferred
ON change ui venue from Guernsey
county, ot emh'z.icmvut, and sentenced
from July, 1872 Carson induced Pat
tcrsnu g. loan him county funds There
Wcrr two indictments changing the cm-
beEllcment. OF 5000. Patterson gave
up all his property To- reimburse the
county. The men spyyulutvd ia silver
mining stock. Catsuu's health X very
poor. These lclalyatiOus were diScuv-
cred at the close ui rattrrsuu's first
term, but an attempt was male tu cover
them up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-03
Tho Discipline Of wors

Rev. Mr.. 6lalden's disoour.s 10 the
boys sunday evening xas 4 .vii iortIiied
exposition Of the value 81 hard s0Tk ia
the ejucation IL Joung men. Citing the
boyhuOl ol - u the prominent in-n ~
Springfield, lie shoued that q very lsrgr
proportiOn ol them we're farmers boys,
and all bat Eve we're socIstOncd " hsrl
anl dilliyenl manual lalDI in their -arly
years But this they learned the value
Of industry, AMI knew boa tO appreciate
IT, r,sulls. aHd ~ came tO take ihe
piaocr, Which u right bcloBg,-i " city.
bred boys, but which the latter, for the
want oi an ingrainei Industry, have
iailed a. occupy. The disn0urSs leaves
ihc IMPRESSION that the city boy has q
rather hard chanoe. There are lea
choi-s for him TO do. and there IN g~ncr-
ally little ncei iof him 10 vork hard "a
help his father. II he h diposei io H.
industrious, there IL little work at home
30 xhich be can tnru bis hand. and
there are lev chances ior employment
IN the shops and factories during hi,
leisnfs hours Where be has tie al
vantage of the country boy IA his oppor
iunities for mental labor, and here. u,
doubt, he may apply himself vith goo
rcsnlts II lie masters his scb0i ies
suns easily, there Ia enough cosrm,te<
study 10 which he msE aessse
| Of his Isssnre tina ,o tesfs. sse
scIooiiaE !, ,;s = !s'g e ss.ss ssss sset: IT, ssss
si..s. ~ ssy ss: ..,f s:s ~ sss - 2. '' q
= forr<1 ss,sn ~ - k<<s s<<rs~s~
yss r, -, ~ az srisoDis in sSesSssny.
eslp o. vi oops 10 this cosnny
.nss, ~. ~ I, .iIi t~ doubt Bors irnpOrtani
-, = tsy % Is.rn hov " infn boz
l.sAIe ar irans Q boSss, than 70 spesh
b tlns syoa ihs Doash rules % -
e.ilsi Tnsaish Grammar. = EfcAsA2.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-03
PARNEfI..
The Famous Irish Leader Inter
viewed.

NEw lugE, January - raTncli, ia
an interview, says consider that tue
british government ought iu relieve the
distress ia ireland, aud Wc have hrvu
watching aud waiting tO see whether the
government would lullill u, duty ia
this respect. Finding thatitdil not, the
Land League decided just before | lett
Ireland, tO receive subscriptions iur
the distress, ami We irrl uvrsrlyrs
compelled tO say that, although
our primary object n a. raisr money IN
all ol the Land League. that ii any
charitable Americans desire tu cutrust
us with funds inr the rriiyl ui the poor
IN Ireland w. shall be- happy 10 receive
thcm and apply the money through our
luctl organizations according o. the
wishcs Oi the donors, but II would not
be necessary iuT mr tp come a. America
simply to ask iOr assistance Tor the dis
trrsscd Irish. America would send re-
lief IA soon as she knew ul the distress
Ia the famine at lNiI she sent lyslsianrp
10 Ireland bclutr England aud she has
done the same this time. farucll in
tends in his lectuN tp give history ut
the land question up 10 the present time,
and a description ii the rise and pro-
srcss ui the present hand movement.
lie adds: ] expect tu remain ia New
York a lew days To- attend meeting
" Eirh understand has been arranged
ior. Alter that much will depend upon
the plans made Tor Us hy the American
Committee But expect tu ~ next to
Boston, then b. PhIladrlpl ia. after which /
~. - a..
work around To St. Louis Then shall
probably ~ tO Chicago. From this !
point my plans arr uncertain, as ! wish |
.o 10 tO Canada and 10 san Francisco, !
aud | DO not know whether I can do !
both OF not. | shalt du NV best To- 20 |
o san Francisco, and may. perhaps, |
visit Canada before gulUg West Mr |
Dillon will accompany mc throughout, |
lui ! hope o. be- able tp induce him tu |
'cmIiu behind when leave America 90 |
continue the work, but my return will |
lcpCud upOu events gt home.
Gu his arrival, rarucll thanked the
icuplc iDr the rrcrption rendered him.
'Ir Dillon, the companion ui ParHcll.
With a speech, IA response tu
he calls at the committee. While these
.XcgUlsrs were going on lu the saloon OF
lac SCythla, the vessel waS on her way
u the dock, where a number ut people
'ere asscnblei and chccrcd ParnCll and
Iillun rs they appeared. The ds,In.
uished lrishmCu were driven tu thc
18th Avenue Hotel, where the mcm-
crs Oi several committees aud others
irrc presented
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-03
TURKEY
The snIlan WilI Apologise.

IoNpoN. January a correspondent
at Conslauiinoplc says that the British
ambassador had u hong interview with
the Sultan, "Wednesday last. II Is un-
dcrsiood that Ahmed Tawfck, the Mo-
hammcdan priest, will he liberated, aud
kOcblcT, the German missionary, will
have his papers returned, 4 written
but not formal apology will bC made
Tor the portc,s illegal act. Minister
l.ayard will waive demand lur the dis
nIissal ui the uinistrr OF police, on re-.
cciving assurance that he was not re-
punshlc iur the arrests
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-03
PARK ERSBURG.
Alleged MoOnshincrs Arrested
In Self-DefenSc.

fNRGERSnuRG, January l.-Nputy
United States Marshal Gibbons zap
tured an alleged mooashinyr named
Rauck, in Jackson county. and brought
him 10 this city today Tor confinement
Tie also. on the same riil. raTturvd fnur
other alleged mOonshincrs named SKIM,
Who gave bCnd and skinned out.
Mn. Davis, the killer Of Tat Brannon.
naa = preliminary examination in
.Steose county, and, IL appearing from
w eN..ieoce that the deed Was done iu
n-osicnse, he Nas rclcasssl ON a l-,pl
~ saN $40 The JAcksons. Who wer,,
sNnssse~ s..'~ IN The oa-c. sworr thai Rr.r.
1 o sS thc eegrcssNr. AMI th.t ~.
hh'~i him In seitlelcnS,, @' '''N'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-03
LITTLE THINGS

How MANY yolrs does the harh,r.-
pole
Ne WONDER Mr. Bcrgh champions
Clubbing Captain Williams Mr E'rgh
II always the Tread 90 thu loul AMI the
brute BostYH P,lUt
AIIrtlE boy yraN old, travelling VA
mail train. asked Which % fastest,
male OF female trains, papa
IL announced that Kansas City ls
growing at the rate ul bunch oi
shingles minute. There must be a
good deal oi small boy ia hausAs CITY
wugN mau Wishes tJ pass iuT a
graduate oi Harvard hr las Ids rJum
decorated with photographs os ail the
leading burlc~Inc agirecscs. -- i'''A'n
I'si
TuE tousersl thing We have heard
aluu, any candidate Tor uihur IN thus
section Is that lac gul lu, poker CHIPS
cashcd after De experienced religion.
-BlaaH HrIh
THEEE ia no stop b. a man ambition.
Flee, him president aud he want tp ~
travelling. Niier be- has made tour ui
the ca,llc.iairs b. must take trip ar
uund tue world. -NSs Orlous PWags1f.
4 NV use has been found tot many a
Youths healpicue,, the utility oi which
has heretofore been questionable. IL y
discovered that young mrn's heads are
primarily intended 20 keep their neck
ties from slipping oil, heG'e0v Nou.
Aims girl, ON being told something
n. IaW AWsstaanu...I
emphaticAIly ~ shall reu,cmber uaat
m. y hole 81 my NE. anil N~hen iossst
Il | will write u down.
Any lsoy Who intends TO skate before
,he ic, Il two iuclcs thick, vii ubl,ge
by lcacing iull details Of age, name, etc,
- this Office, in order that no errors
NAV oceur in The obituary.
Iuaboy place his siSokinss in an
iron chest a. hc gces 10 UsN anu rSA
,hsn With SIX padlocks; and % ihe
saornins one stocking Sill oe l1unI nn'
r., the bed and the other on 'ne s'..''s-
30 Tom. Who is fve years AM ioaI I
eA.p ~. Mamma, ] want io 80
Inoh' In' IN tha, box" 'Then isa ! Ahy,
.hAi = y, IT, Tn" aJa, thes, ] SAn'
- - Nhai there isn N u, ~.
JoHxNN, aged W. =, a. : 4 sal
,pelling lesson. reAds: OS,IV's ,anp,
sraX / say, mother, What a 'aIs -,
rcra l am icsrning ooErro' 10
sxay. Didn'tI I eorrOde a. o'ii'''
day :" -,
CnuD ol Z, before being bro9ght u
; the drawing room. Row beard oais'1
room. scram from child Child 10 .
. 10 LouagAny lccmpanyl or no loo,
rssS soat have ay Ans Eashed MI
rx.Ls sstl Ia oaS sanasy .-hoo
; sn3 asi SSen ppiiinx i.%r Don - pi~cs
snnx We w~sk, va s~ked ~ a,
! t.e<ber, -Hh.f rs. flser r..'E 80 "
.rael -knd What vss Rsss r.--le -
N answer ass1ust
q gss ~v>~i1s ehl.a 1<<i t... -,
r- ptctsreee.k .lissfrsros krrir<s,.. -
.li lccfs sutt<rfy s<xe4 hix s.[s, -, n
-s lol@cwtnz Qu<~tioz; - Hanna -,
~ ysEi bary ne I'D n&A p =
III Gsssnsknxas NY d~sr. hss y.
- - e yea % go wi<A year <rrns "a Il
- e.t,st ODe roslil thsnk tksf you y
- l~ra bxos<hi ~ NJ = srst@s t'.l
"A sssw, fss.s vss sssn = : ss'<< =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-03
COSHOCTON, ONO.


CusHu,luN. January l. To-day the
gentlemen ul CushU,tDn received calls
in n grand st,lr. The married -cu,.r-
men ucrupi,d Central Hail, which they
had ta,ictully auj Pr1iu,,iy Decorated.
Their tables were filled With Jll that
would tempt an vPiCuu', and were urua-
meutti with silver aul HuW,rs Tho
CnShucton Orchestra Vas M gltruiJuyr
all day. ami discuursrl delightful mu.
sic. Touighi the hall Was ,icarri and
,hc day ended in q grand ElPycar
dance. IN Whlch old aui youus plr'c..
patel. The young men received cal.
in private I arlors throughout the town,
bat Scru none the less gallant than o.,
married men, all vi whom received tUr
congratulations ot the iaiiCs Tor the gOoi
taste and excel enleuteriainmenL Fully
one huniryd laiicS made calls, aud each
and every one d,clarcd It the must Iny.
Gus New Year ever spent in tuShu,
tnn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-03

The dispatches to the Denver 7fiLune
from los finos intimate In strong terms
tina, the sworn testimony oi the Mecker
women will convict the Indians OF q
crime Tor which hanging would be too
easy a death. The dispatch says:
The full list Of the names oi the twelve
ltcs " ho are 10 be tried at Fort l.eayan-
worth, IL has been impossible 20 obtain
from the commissioners heretofore. and
il has been equally impossible 10 arcer.
tain Why these twelve arr " be- tried,
ior the testimony Ot the Meckers, IN
given 10 the press, cunyicis only lev
ui them u crime.
TIN. list Is frequently referred b. by
the commissioners anil atiaclics Ia con
melton Nitli ccrl.an Indians AMI always
A. the star list
What this last IL cannot say posi-
lively, but from hints dropped by mem-
lcrs OF the commission, and stray ~
marks made by them when they i'm.
asiuc the reporters were not alert, ! am
confident the star list contains the
names Il thoss Indians who committed
a crime worse than murder 90 arson-A
crime which il spoken u ouly with
hated breath, and which has not A. yet
been even hinted o. 10y the Newspapers.
Its Ncil known that ihe slOry Il the
women ~ given io the public, and their
testimony under oath, diheT widely.
and the crimes 81 which thsy sr-
cnsc the Indians IN their sworn
testimony would suffice b hang any
tssu ui whatever cul1f without Tie lUf'
mality 81 a trial "a the iS,nkliEg ui an
eve. That this list contains the names
oi those Indians Sho are accused oi this
nameiess crime lDvAfi the deienraless
women " not sudden conclusive, but
one which has been arrived a, after a
careful consideration, and which all h.
fully supported when the trial ol the
mis,rran,s tak.z place. Dougias and
/ Persune are known tn bc two Oi the
names contained m The lRt, bat the
other names eau only be obtained al ihe
I time Oi the trial.
Upon this subject the Tr'l,ro', saTs ell
iiorially:
la our dispatches lFum I<@ Pihos
this morning there i hint ~ some
uing which COl0ra,io has snspectsd for
somciime. IL r.i4ieS 10 the women
Who were eApiurel, and iLai It is true u
oeyond all doub. Indeed. their own
fstlmony uusiFT oath, a. ret unpuhlish.
81, - The authority MS fact has beer
IN Tie poSs,7ssion Of tie interior lie
Pariment iof si1 veeks, yet !, las caro-,
fully oonoslcd il irasa t,ss eddie AZ
aiims wien tabste - 10 beEce ~
| Congrr.s iu rslalion - fkfes
r.Sishsrs Il kspt froa, the xsS ~s.f1
dive. a ths nssisn . = ~ .ssa .shssx si,ssss
have = scry isnte par 20 >~< sf che
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-03
CLARkSBURG.
Slight Fire Borough Election
Circuit Court.
special Dispatch ~ tlc Register.
A. .t,....r.t..... Il.


CLAREsHURC, January =.
A small house OF Main street, on the
Link property, took tire this evening
about O'Clock, and was soon wrapped
in flames. The damage done Was about
two hundred dollars; no insurance. The
building Was used by a clothes dyer.
The lire was extinguiShed beturo the
building was burned down. The prop.
cry belongs to General Coil, aud is one
door west OF the Merchants National
Bank.
The borough election took place yes
terday, AMI the old Councilmcu were
reelected over the temperance ticket.
The Circuit Court resumed operations
to-day, after Christmas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-03
senator Hou.ton.. runeral

nashville, January 2--The Ameri-
cans Athens, Alabama, special says:
Business was entirely suspended herr
to-day. in '2useqnence of the funersi Of
tine late Sc,Ator Houston. The pulse
huildingz and stores were heayi,,
draped in mourning, aud the Court
House bell wis mufiled. large nun
bers OF people commenced 10 fiow into
town early this morning, some tfavcl
Ing distance Of twenty miles 10 pay the
last tribute 10 the distinguished dead.