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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-29

A Wind storm Threatening Richmond
Tusalo Between hlh and Kellogg im
minent
Special 10 the Register
wAsHiSaroS, April 2S.
When the hill Mas up lor increasing
the number Of military officers to be de-
tailed for the colleges, etc, from thirty to
dity, senator hon Cameron moved that
all these officers be- taken from the re
tired list This was opposed by senator
Hereford
senator Davis in making rapid head
way with the appropriation bills and
hopes To get the naval bill through be-
fore the close Of the week.
senator Voorhees,, Representative
Blackburn and other Congressional ora
tors have been invited 20 attend tue
Democratic State Convention which
will meet i'm Richmond on the 18Th 81
MAY Speeches from them will do good.
I've report is that MIR. kellogg pro-
poses 10 make bitter personal aia'A
on Senator Hill. Ot Georgia "a the
Senate. by way Of retaliation. NOV, u
there is a mar. in the world who is ao'e
to hold his own in such an encounter
that mau is Hon. Ben I'LL.
The Vice President will 10 home next
week and will return no hore TINS seS'
sion. ,,-.
The family OF the Mexican Minister
Senor Zarmacona. will leave Tor Mexico
on Monday oi next week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-29
AN IMPENDING VETO.
x n. Hayes Sad 10 DO Ready 10 Attempt
70 Kiu the Appropriation Bin
Ana. Il IA Tho K,,glsfrr

70 Kiu the Appropriation Btl
spcc,al 10 the Register,
WAsuISGroS, April 2S.
Although neither the army hill nor
the deficiency appropriation hill has
vet reached Mr. Hayes. still there are
many who assert, with knowing sassur-
ancc. that he will veto the last named
bill because oi the clause in regard to
deputy marshals. and actually heard
one assert on the authority Oi General
Garfield. that there would bc n veto.
Now the Objectionable clause owes its
paternity tp the distinguished Ohio rep.
rcsentatiyc named, aud contains Moth
my which Mr Hayes has not already
approved. III therefore he does veto the
deficiency bill. il will be with view OF
raising such sectional complications as
may bc used in the coming canvass 10
the detriment OF the South and tO the
advantage OF Grant and Bruce, or Grant
and such other rolorrd statesman as the
colorrd Republicans shall demand Ia be
placed ON the Presidential ticket. By
the way, It Was remarked today that
senator Bruce Is more stylish looking
statesman than Grant, aud will close
his Senatorial career with cleaner
record than did COliax aud Wilson, Who
ran in 1868 and 1872 on the ticket with
Ulysses Simpsou. senator COckrcii, OF
Missouri. in speech In the senate day
belorc Yesterday, alluded tO the rumor
that the roIorpd Republicans will de
mand recognition at Chicago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-29
TARIFF sPECULATIoNs.
The Attitude OF the Committee Now
Wrestling With This Question.
spsyinl Ia thg Ktutgtcf
wAsulNur,N, Pa, April 2S.

Spccthi % th' NckiHtcf.
WASuINUr, \, PA, April -.
The iron men OF West Virginia, Penn.
sylvania. Virginia, New Jersey, and
Massachusetts, yesterday petitioned the
House aud senate, in favor ol the pas
sage oi senator Eiton's resolution Tor
the appointment of commission to
CONSIDER and report upon all Questions
connected with the tarih. The enlarged
subcommittee on all tariff matters
are at work and the in
dicatious are that they will agree
upon quite lengthy bill. MrSsrs.
Tucker, Gibson. CTllsic and Mills.
majority, will bc in iayor at free salt
aud Tree Wuut pulp, aud Will 20 luT dc.
ciled reduction Oi the duty IN WOODEN
and cotton goods, aud on all steel or
iron tools used by mechanics pr implr-
meuts used hy farmers. When sugar .
reached, however. then Gibson becomes
a pru,rctlOuist, because Louisiana II in
terrstcd This Is human nature, North
anl south. The subcommittee viii be
ior a reduction Oi the duty ON steel rails
A committee from New York called Ou
MIR Tucker and others io- day, aud asked
that books and pamphlets be- placed
upon the Tree list.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-29
A POLITICAL FIELD DAY.
FIVE STATE CONVENTIONS or THE
TWO GREAT PARTIES.
Sherman Solid Ia 0hiO-The Pennsylvania
Democrats no Longer at war-IiI-
dsn's Strength in Connestieut-
South Carolina for Grant-Ar-
Kansas to be Heard From.

Yesterday was field day in politics.
The Democrats Of Pennsylvania aud
Connecticut, and the Republicans Of
Ohio, South Carolina and Arkansas,
were all in State conventions. Ohio
and Pennsylvania were the centres Of
interest. In the first named State II was
thought that Sherman's power might DO
broken, and in the second savage in
ternecine war was confidently expected.
In both instances the result disappoint.
ed popular anticipations. A complete
report Of the conventions is appended.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-29
An Eloaueut Dsrkey.

A rolored man pleaded his own case
xilh marked success in Dallas, Texas,
week ago. lie was accused OF Q crime as
sraye a. murder and had been con victed.
me Judge denied the motion Tor new
trial aud asked the customary question,
"Haye YOU ANYTHING to say Why sentence
should not be pronounced Ihe
prisoner responded that be knew moth
me he could say would influence the
Corrt. as All the lorms OF laS had been
Observed. but he would like TO say lev
woris 10 nis colored friends. lie started
at slowly and deliberately, reviewing
the testimony, showing the inconsisien'
a.. al witnesses Statements. aud then
,.srr;ed away With the idea OF the wroag
Jone him. he burst forth in q strain OF
sloausnce % seldom heard. When he sat
Town the Judge said: sam | thought
you guilty; I don't believe It now, snd
xiIl 81 aside the judgment over Fuhng
vour motion Ior new trial, and give
ION another chance" The County At
iorney dismissed the case and the prs
oner walked out Of the court room q Tree
man. lie was a common Held hand'
the local paper says, "unedncated-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-29

spoCiaI to The Register
wAsHrSGroS, April 2S.
A Kentucky officer at the Capitol to-
day informed me that Mcssrs. Oscar
Turner AMI John W. Caldwell are the
only two members OF Congress irom the
Blue Grass State who are for Nc. Tilden.
| heard also that senator Beck has writ
ten a letter to a Kentucky paper in
which he opposes the nomination %
Mr. hldcn on tue score Of want Of
availability. Tie wants succesS. aud
therefore desires the nomination oi a
standard bearer against whom nothing
can be- said and whose very name will
inspire confidence and give assurance Of
success in any part OF the country. SEN
atOr Beck viii attend the Kentucky
Democratic state Convention in June
AMI makc'a speech which cannot fail To
have effect. ! also hear that Senator
Williams has recently received mum
ber of letters lrOm promiueat Democrats
OF Kentucky, who take the position that
Mr. Tildcn Is clearly unavailable ~
presidential candidate, and. therefore,
ought not To be nOmi mated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-29

mated: For Secretary Of State, Charles
Townsend, Of Athens; Judge OF the Sa::
preme Couit, Geo. W. Mcllvains. oi
Tuscarawas; Clerk Of the Supreme
Court, Dwight G. Rowell, oil Ashtabula ;
Member OF Board Of Public Works, y.
r. Hosmer, OF Muskinsum School Com.
missioner, A. p. peWoli, of Summit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-29
DRY GOODS.
New York.

Nkx YoKK. April 2s-Dry Goods
Market generally unchanged. Cotton
goods quiet IN first hands, but there is
no pressure to sell, and the best coop
erapye makes Of plain aud colored cot.
,oa. are steadily beId. Prints quiet and
unchanged in hst hands. Lawns and
ginghAms in fair request Woolen
goods ia steady demand and firm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-29
Uroostissinapla1a.

PIrHRURGH, Apnl 2s.-John Wilson
a Sons Wholesale grocery was destroyed
hy fire at o'clock this morning. The
Gre started on the fourth floor, the sup.
posed origin being spontaneous combus-
ton. Tie firm estimate their loss at
Sc. 900, but the Fire Marshal says IL will
fall below $1,000
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-29
CONN EcTICUT DEMOCRATS
A Hot Fight Against Tildsn. Which Ends
10 . Draw and Leaves the Old Man
Practical Winner

A Hot Fight Against Tildsn. Which Ends
IN . Draw and Leaves the Old Man .
Practical Winner
HARTFORD. April -; The Democratic
State Convention met here to-day. The
iollow ing are the delegates at large 20
Cincinnaii: Alfred Z. Burr, of Hart
ford: w. T. Parsons, of New Haven; ID.
A. Wells. oi Norwich; W. II. Barnum.
OF Salisbury. The district delegates
were then chosen. The Convention In.
structed the delegation 70 vote at Cn.
cinnati for the retention Of the two-
thirds rule.
Mr.. Blake. OF bridgeport, presented .
resolution aimed at the esndidary Of
samuel J. Tilden. and declared the par
ty should not nominate o man, what
ever be bis private grievances 90 bov.
ever eminent, ~bo cannot command
and receive the support oi the entire
Democratic party.
A motion for the indefinite postpone
ment oi sll resolutions vas carried unsn-
imousIy. The deiesi ol the regular fes-
olntions leaves the del~gstss 70 vote o.
oording 10 their individual choice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-29
A QUIET LITTLE soHEMH
Whose DevcIopments NAY b. Looked Tor
Ia West Virginia.
WAsnINaroN, April y

nbNllAA 70 NAN ANAAtft'A@
wAsnISaroS, April y.
The presence Of MriS,urg!ss aud ex-
Congressman Hagans, OF Morsanto~n'
At the National hotel OF this city, does
not excite as much interest among West
yirsinians as the presence OF the prom,
inent West virsinIa Republicans and
Grcenbackers did last winter when
gave you information as to the Initiate
ry proceedings Of the propOssd alliance
between the Republicans aud ureeh'
hackers Of West yirgiriA- still the iAe'
that ex-seeretary Gorham has been at
traeted to ''the National hotel during
their present soiourn there, has caused
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-29

lT has again been demonstrated In
Texas that music hath charms % sootbe
the savage breast. While at Marshall
the members OF Hayerly's Juvenile
Pinaiore troupe visited Jim Currie, the
actor killer. in his prison. and sang sey.
eral songs, which 30 affected Currie
that he xept like child.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-29

not little comment not alone, because
he does not frequent this hotel, but TOR
the reason that he testified before
Congressional Committee that at the
last Congressional election he sent
money to the Charleston district to help
beat Hon. John +. Kenna.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-29

Provis,ons.
CorrEE--fair Ia good Rio nj i:&albc;
choice lSc, best Wheeling roasted lsc,
Arbuckles' 20c; yellow Rio fsc, Java DE.
MoLASEs-Syrup, common i0c; bright
ibc; prime, 5Oc New Orleans, prime SOFA
Boo; choice U0c.
SUGAR Refined hard crushed iOic;
pulyeriscd. l0lc, granulated. l0c. Stan
darl A, 9tc; on A, ole; u, 0c; extra q,
SIC; best yellow, g.; common yellow
CD7tc: New Orleans Stasic.
DRY oooda
Business IN this line Is reported 80
first class, there being very full stock
on hands. We give quotations on lead.
ing articles. IN follows: Prints 6i(ssc;
mnslins GCsvc; ginghaIns 7iGsiOc; che.
volts sltall ,cottenadcs l5ta 2,c. crashes
Gtal0c, drnims lOGaliir. ducks iltts
ljc. Jeans lj(a jOc; table linens 25ts5tv;
dress linens lCta2?c and dress goods 10
Ce2Oc.
hisoslla, eous
Tu@-No. l, thrc. bosp S75 per
dozen; No. 2. two hoops 81 15pcr!r ,cn.
No. J, two hoops 81 Is per dozen. Pals
Two hoops " 10 per dozen: three
hoops 81 rs per dozen. WashLoards 80
Star 81 80 per dozen; double Lace S2 10
az 10 per dozen.
OiL-Refncd petroleum 10 6rm and
The demand }. brisk, llo degrees hrs
test selling at sic; l.D degrees DO. st
lIic; AMI OHIO STANDARD, 10 degrees
Hash list, al lie per gallon. Lard oil
srat pu' Su,es ~ ~ per gallon.
.an' ...n ~ ~ M. y, "" ~ ''>,'N Pe' s"''""'
i",n''' w '
Voc, black nav'es tasbc according 10
brand; twists unchanged at $1,000.
TEA-Green yfa1se. black JOCs5oc.
wnrKLiso sroaiKs- hell at OIL OOts
II p per 100; tip., tl5 % per 900.
scraps. 2Ss,'r per 10.
BUuka ka-This comIiolity 10 In good
demand ior cho'cs gales. We quote
choice At lS@AF:
Eods--& per dozen.
PorArors-Peachblo.s 'SsOc per
ow'' sweet Io'a'oeS' Jerseys WV per
"o' -
hoskf-New ooinesuc iSSZ'c per
poand
saLT.The market 10 quiet at Vi 10
ior the best quality.
TALLow--In small demand and steady.
Prime city rendered sells ., sic per IL.
loose: country, SIC.
GixsKxo-At 81 10 per ID.
wHpEr-Actiye, With an essisr ten.
dency At 81 O9 per proof gallon.
Curyk-Tb. DEMAND 1, Arm W,
quot. Ohio fs,,ory H.. ~ ya,s
aa.sso isic. s..,,m, iis,,a" A
' W'n,pna,.,, =, a,n..' s .,,l,-
~.'hsJ saJ aus.,I,i,J "A g., "n.
s.bsi Ma. - oa,,, sul .,g "a u,,i.
Sain"' cr,er. m.,.l, nou,ips, '"' "'''
'o,"s, p. ,o, % so, - :, =.
NU,u ,n' 70 w ~ -. An sosk, 1.
mcn' % .g ". g' ny ~ ~ , oi'sn 10 o ~
way 1c' steel ioc'
Psir.-sbeaTIiugs lO<s 2f.r. ordinsrv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-29
South Caroline Sr 0rsnl

CoLrxBia, April % The R<puiaiesn
State Convention met Ia the hall u the
House OF Representatives q noon. An
organization vas affected With cIns~i
doors. no reporters being sdmittsd a
resolution strongly advocating the pom.
instion of General Grant vas passsd
unanimously.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-29

Txr stately eoifare for ladies no
Ions Ar iu their teens y composed OF
waved bsndsaux 10 tront and iarSs
Roman braids IN the bsek.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-29

Lrrrls Rock, April 2s.-Tbs Republi.
can ststt Convention met % - o'doek.
The whole afteSnooa - cooesnSed u
psrtscting psfmansst osUssissties-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-29

HOME AND ItltsRAPHIc aePoars.
Wheslins W holessis /.

There has been but little change noted
In the Wholesale trade during the past
week. Grocery men report business
good aud prices steady. In the dry
goods line some lines Of prints have
shrunk. probably one.hali cent.
Wheat, flour, meal, corn, oats and
hay arc sold al las, weeks prices, with .
fair demand.
Fruits have taken an upward tenden.
cy. aud are quoted from tiity to seven.
ty.6ve cents over last wecka prices.
whiskcy has advanced one cent per
proof gallon.
Wool brings, for best washed. u to
30 cents per pound, and 10 scarce st
those figures.
Business is reported very fair among
our wholesale houses.
The quotations given In the following wporb
err pric,s realized on wholesais transactions uu'
L. sA..... At
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-29

Wharf.-The market 10 unchanged
since our last quotations: priccs 81 "
(pl IL.
Co3s-Thc market shows no huctua.
ton. selling at 60c
RyK-Salcs iirm. but quite small,
selling At UOc u bushcl.
OAB-The market Was steady with an
ordinary demand and lair supply good
10 prime t0ta45c.
BARLEY Scarce. with u lair demand.
except for the bost qualitics.at 5Ststl %.
Har-Dcmsnd steady aud supply
equal 10 IL, old loose on wagons $lt O0(9
l6 10 per ton; baled at SIS 0ot@20 ~.
SKkDs-Timothy steady at 81 % per
bushrl for Western GLOVER seed 81 Wpef
bushel.
Packages for meats held ~ follows:
Casks, 1000 lbs; half casks. 200 lb~.
tierccs, $50 lbs. barrels. go lbs. bags,
100 lbs. No charge for package.
Meats are quiet, with slight demand
at former figures. We quote N follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-29
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
KENTUCKY SLIPPING OUT FROM UN.
DER THe GRASP or TIlDEN.
The Latest Phase Of Tariff SpscuIaIious-
Hayes Threatening the Appropriation
Bil-AnOther Fight on Ben
Hills Hands.
BLUE GRASS PoLIrICs.
WAsRINaroN. Ami %

Tildon's Uncertain Hold Upon Kentucky
Senayor Beok's Estimate Of Sammy.
spoClal % the Register
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-29
ApAsH OF GOSSIP.

A Wind storm Threatening Richmond
A Tuslo Between Hln and kolloEg im-
minent
g.....I.I A., an. Rr0fglrf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-29

The secreiary's explanation Of this
alleged discrepancy viii be found In the
Finance Report Of 1871, page 70.
S. Sp To and including June 80, 1869,
the government bonds issued TO the
Pacifc railroad companies were included
and treated Ms a part OF the public debt
OF the United~ststes, and al that date
amounted to SIS, ,63s, ,2S9. In the 6nance
report Of 1870 this amount Is dropped
rum the statement as part Of the pub
lie dsbt and stated - debt Of the Pa
ciac railroad companies. The public
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-29

Ralance--.--.--s. 80. s-'~s' 'AS''
Public debt Jane ~ lSIl. a.
eonflng 70 the SeGrtrys
monthly statement AMI
nance rcpon Of July /. iNa,-...,.S2S SA4li'Aa4 :
p,nSlSuDSi .lS. ~ .tn,nmsni -. SISI0t Nll
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-29

Business In this line Is reported 90
first class, there being very full stock
| on hands. We give quotations on lead.
ing articles, IN follows; Prints 6itssc:
muslins Gts,yc; ginghains 7ilsiOc; che.
volts sIcall ,cottenadcs ljta 2,c crashes
0SlOc, d,nims lOaliic. ducks tta
l5c. Jeans ljCa jOc; table linens 2jtsJlv
dress linens lcta2?c and dress goods 10
IaOL,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-29
PENHsYLvANIA.

Everythins serene IN Harrisburg Wsl.
lace and Randall shake Hands Over the
Bloody Chasm- PROCEEDINGS Of the Con-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-02

FIRE AT JUDGE HAwLEY's RESIDENCE -
Last night about 10 o'clock Judge Hawley
discovered fire in the rear of his house
which spread so rapidly that the family at
once set about moving the furniture, An
alarm was sounded, but the fire was 50 con-
fined to the interior of the house that there
was no light for the fremen to be
guided by, and they were some time
ascertaining the whereabouts of the blaze.
When they finally arrived they succeeded in
getting stream on quite expeditiously and
inside of fifteen minutes the flames were ex
tinguished. The house was nearly Quilted
however, and the rear part by damaged by
water The loss will not fall Aiort of 81 900.
Judge Hawley thinks the house was fired by
incendiaries, but from the appearance of the
premises it appears more likely to have Or
iginated near the kitchen stove.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-02

Nor THE MURDERERs OF HANS. Regard
ing the men suspected of completely in the
Hans murder the Reno Gazette says Sheriff
Walker yesterday arrested two men at Huff
aker's, who were suspected Of having MUIR
dered Old Hans in Jacks Valley. They were
brought to town and discharged this morning,
their innocence of the crime being made clear
One of them was the man who was recently
stabbed in front of the Opera saloon in Reno
The two are the same that the officers tried to
arrest at Huffaker's last week. They escaped
the first time and the Sheriff notified the Vir-
ginia officers to look out for them
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-02

REMOVAL FORTUNE TELLING - Madam
lola, a fortune teller whose reputation has be.
come as extensive as her illustrious teacher,
Raschell, is now in Carson, where she will
spend few weeks for the purpose of re.
vealing the mysteries of the future. She di-
vines events to come off in stocks, gambling,
and love affairs, and reads the trend of futu-
rity, either by cards or the lines of the hand.
Her palmistry is beyond comparison. Rooms
on Second street, at Mrs. Mills, opposite the
southeast corner Capitol Square Fee 81. \
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-02
IMPURE BREATH.

Among all the disagreeable consequences
that follow the decay of the teeth, an i'm
pure breath must be the most Notifying
and unpleasant to its possessor, and it is
the mostinexcusiblea and offensive in society
and yet the cause of it may easily be re-
moved by cleansing your teeth daily with
that justly popular dentrifrice, Fragrant
SOZODONT. 1t purifies and sweetens the
breath, cools and refreshes the mouth, and
gives pearl-like appearance to the teeth.
Gentlemen who indulge in smoking should
cleanse their teeth with SOZODONT. as
it removes all unpleasant oders of the weed.
Ask your druggist for it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-02

EXPLOSION AT THE QUINN NINE ex.
plosion noticed in this city night before last
took place at the Quinn NINE 1t appears
that the night watchman, Victor Laundry
was the only person about the works at the
time. About hundred yards away j. A
Waddell writing letter in the Quinn
boarding house, when he heard an explosion.
He rushed out and saw that the works
were completely demolished and the fire scat
tered around the ground in different drec-
items, where it had been thrown by the ex
plosion. He ran to the hosting works and
found Laundry struggling inside, badly burned
and unable to get out. He tore his burning
clothes from him as soon as possible, and after
great exertions managed to get him to the
boarding honse, where he died in terrible
agony early yesterday morning. While attend
ing to Laundry Waddell was unable to pay any
attention to The fire, which destroyed the
works The explosion was, no doubt, caused
by the timbers falling upon three cases of
giant powder. 1t is supposed that Laundry,
who had been intoxicated the night before,
allowed the building to catch atire. Another
theory is that the FIRE was the work of an in
cendiary. The works were uninsured and a
total loss
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-02
WORSTED BY A WOMAN.
WARREN WATSON BEATEN OUT OF A DOG TAG.

| Yesterday afternoon q woman called at tn
Sheriff. Office and said she wanted to sc.
Warren Wasson. When that functionarJ
came out from the inner Office the woman
took him aside confdentialy, and said sh.
wanted to have talk about her dog.
81 see by the APPEAL that dogs without
tags will be shot, Is that . fact. or just one
of them newspaper liesP
1.-The City Marshal shoots dozens of them
every morning." said WATSON.
"My dogs small dog, q little black and
tan dog that just runs around the house and
yard, but if it needs tag all right I'll put one
| ON
1--WE got em right inside" said WATSON
moving toward the spot where the tags were
kept.
"Oh you needn't mind" said the woman
~ don't want any of your tags, I'll fix a tag
myself"
"Here are some brass tags" said Wasson
| taking one off the wire.
Put it right back. How would a yellow
brass tag Ieok on my little Snip. I'm going
to have blue silk tag with a yellow border
and his name worked in lilac thread"
"But those silk tags won't save your purp
from being shot
"Oh yes it will How could any man have
the heart to shoot such a pretty dog with
blue silk tag on his neck. know what brutes
men, are but they'd never have the heart to do
that"
"Better take this brass tag my good woman
and save trouble. That's the law"
ooh? it is, is it, All right, hand it over.
I'll put the blue silk over it anyway. guess
there amt any law to keep a woman from
covering brass tag with blue silk. If there
u.s. I'd like to see it. Good day Sir
Here the little woman swept out and Was.
son called after her, "See here that's two
dollars"
The woman turned round smiling, "Two
dollars for that little brass thing If it was
gold it wouldn't be worth as much as that
Now Mr. Wasson, I've heard how you Joke,
but you mus mt give me any funny business;
oeslueS county oeer hasH any ilRh' " w
joking with lady who steps in on business.
Your cheek exceeds your manners by large |
majority. You are like the balance of the
Democrats in this town. Next thing You
know"
Here Mr. WATSON rushed from the front of,
fce into the inner sanctum of the Jail and
locked himself in until he felt assured that
the iutolerable woman had left the place.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-02

A word to my friends. When you see any
thing advertised don't hesitate, and think,
Well, will send for that by and by, or I'll
go and see it when 60 to the city, but send
for it Immediately. Address your letters to
Uncle Harris, 221 or 7O2 Kearny street, S. F.