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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-29
THE PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO
THE CONSTITUTION.

The point of most importance in OBJ
tanning an intelligent vote upon the
proposed amendments to the constitu-
ton, is to have the people grasp def
nitely and comprehensively the specific
things to be accomplished by their
adoption.
An amendment to the constitution
presupposes the necessity OF a change
in the organic law, which the Legisla-
ture has no authority to make. a con-
stitutional amendment is not resorted
to, and should not be, when it is within
the power OF the Legislature to etlectthe
purpose sought.
What We have to consider, therefore,
is the specific notifications that the
adoption OF the amendments would
make in the existing judiciary system,
that are not possible to be made by the
Legislature under the constitution as
il is. These changes are but three,
VIZ:
/. An increase in the Circuits and
Circuit judges.
>. ! reduction in the salaries OF
judges.
3. An increase OF Justices jurisdic-
ton and trial by jury before a justice.
These three things comprehend all
the changes that will be effected by the
adoption OF the amendments that are
not possible to be made by the LeglsIa-
ture without the amendments.
What the verdict OF the people VIII be
as to their adoption or rejection Is Il
matter upon which there Isl difference
Of opinion.
There is a very large class OF voters
who are not specially opposed to the
changes proposed by the amendments,
but who think they do not cover the
main difficulties in our judiciary system;
and that il the matter is left 70 the Leg
islature next winter the members viii
be better prepared, by reason OF the DIS
cussion OF these propositions, to adopt
measures that will give us the full relief
desired: while ii the amendments are
adopted the matter will be dropped and
the chief objections to our judiciary
system will remain.
There are others again, who are Will
ing TO adopt the amendments as a whole
because they desire one or more OF the
special changes effected by it.
We have only to advise our people, as
we have frequently done heretofore,
that whether the amendments are adopt
eI or rejected, the next Legislature has
a great work to do in connection with
our judiciary system. There are fea-
lures of this system that should have
been reformed fifty years agO--or rather,
they should never have been copied
into our system. Our Judiciary system
is a monstrous wrong, a great oppres-
sion, and an unnecessary burden to the
people oi this State, and we intend to
make the next Legislature recognize
thus fact. or confess themselves idiots
and incompetents, 1t is sheer folly to
suppose that the three changes to be
effected by the amendments furnish a
complete remedy for the imperiections
OF our system. They scarcely touch
them, and the people will not be salts
lied unless there is a complete reform
i reform that the amendments do not
so much as squint at.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-29

''TmE Government can never pay 4
debt, grant 4 pension or reward OF any
sort. for waging val upon It's W eNiS-
tence. Nor could | be induced to APP
prove or encourage the payment OF such
debt, pension or reward. Nobody eN-
poets or wants such unnatural action
-GcDsrdl HJncort's letter OF N,pt. ..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-29

We referred, on Monday, to the e1-
cellent ticket nominated Taylor coun-
~ by the Democrats. 1t is composed OF
popular and worthy men and it is the
best judgment ofthe best posted men in
the county that it will be elected. GEO.
NJ. WmrEsCARvER, Esq, a gentleman
well and iavorably known in this city,
had been pretty generally mentioned
for the House OF Delegates, but when
Hon. REUBEN DAVIDSON finally consent
ed to accept the nomination, Mr.. W.
withdrew, believing that Mr.. D. was the
stronger man in the county. Mr.. W.
would have made an Intelligent and
faithful representative, ani-like MIR.
DAvIpsoN-would have been stronger
than his party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-29

JUpcg BACK dissacts the character
al his friend GARFIELD with = skill ant
imrartiality tina, will carry public con-
vir,ipu. not only rs to the accuracy oil
the statements made, but that Judge
Bl.,cK does not err in the estimate Vi
,be character with which ne deals.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-29

"IF were President | would veto all
LEGISLATION which might ONE before me
providing for the consideration or pay
mcut Of claims of any kind for losses or
damages by persons who were in the
Rebellion, whether pardoned or not. -
G,.rful Hu,c0ck's letter Of Spt. p,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-29

Is Ohio each party will have over
two hundred stumpers out this week
storming school-houses and mass-mee'-
ipcs. over Il thousand speeches will be
made in OHIO in the next six days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-29

We need scarcely call attention tothe
letter of Judge BLACK III another
column. Let every man learn from 1t
the character of the man for.whom the
Republican party is asking the suttrages
OF the people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-29

To use Preacher tNErIELos CART
PLAYING metaphor, General uAN'''N
new holds the winning hand, not
withstanding HAYES, BLAINE amt JAR
yrErp will play all the tricks OF cards
with "Heathen Chinese.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-29

"Nor only false to his country but
f,lse to himself" is the verdict sadly
and reluctantly pronounced on General
GARFIELD by his friend, Judge BLACK.
vii! the Republican journals copy 1t
1Irir;nuly?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-29

Evey the Southern negroes, whom the
Republican party claims to own, body
and soul, are breaking away from that
dissolving organization. A Richmond
telegram to tina. stalwart sheet, the New
York Times, SAYS: ain the next election
thousands OF the black citizens OF this
State will. OF their own free will, and
knowing fully the Importance OF their
action, walk deliberately up to the polls
and cast their votes against the nomi-
nccs OF the National Repub lican party
and for the HANCOCK and ENGLISH cleo
toral ticket"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-29

WmEN Mr.. BLAINE objects to the cleo
ton OF HANCOCK because he will appoint
Mr. THURMAN to the bench OF the SUI
preme Court, he maintains the strong
consolidated government policy OF his
party. Ifany man is more fully in SYM
pathy with the views OF JEFFERSON and
MADISON on this subject, we do not
know him. To object to him is there
lore TO repeat the language OF JAMES A.
GARFIELD, "The doctrines OF JEFFERSON
are waning, and the doctrines OF HAM
ILroy are waxing in the estimation OF
the American people, and that We are
gravitating toward a stronger govern
ment. lam glad we are"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-29

TIE next election will be in Colorado,
October 9th, for a Representative in
Congress. ON the following day, Octo-
Der 9Th, Georgia will hold its election for
Governor and other State officers. Next
after these come the three October
States, West Virginia, Ohio and Indiana,
which will hold their elections on the
18th OF the month, two weeks from yes
teriav.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-29

"AaAIxsr the abstract doctrine OF
Free Trade, as such, r5ry lite ca"6' s1'';
but il can never be applied TO values
srcspta time Of peace Gdrfods P''c''
Jdy 10, 1866.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-29
reH0cRATIC STATE TICKET.

..... 5sl. D-.i-r i-H.
Governor.
rE.rs r.~ JACKSON
Auditor Of State.
JOSEPH -. IuLt&
w--esur.c Of State.
THOMAS O'ElILN.
Attorney General.
C.. g.. WATTS.
ftls, ~ the Court OF Appeals.
THOMAS g. GREEN.
d, sup...ntenieut Of Free Stnoo's
e.rgAsy t.. EJiCuE&
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-29

.Ix relation to Union war Claims
the Governments obligations to its de-
Tenders come first. They are lasting
and sacred" -Gaarol Hlucoct'S letter Of
>.F -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-29
THE DEMOCRATIC CLUBS |

OF WHEELING AND VICINITY ARE IN
- vited to participate in a grand demonstIa-
ton which will take place at Beliairc, o., Oh the
evening of Friday next, October lNt,
The meeting will be addressed by senator
PendlctOn, Speaker Randall and other distin-
guished orators.
To arrange for the attendance from this sid,
II is recommended that . conference Oi the Of
fccrs of the various clubs bc had this lNcdncs-
dayD evening, at the Academy Of Music
t.. VI. DFLAPLAIN,
President Hancock and English Central club.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-29

"a LARGE majority OF the great think
crs OF the present day are leading in the
direction OF what is called Free Trade"
-Guf.'ds speech, .Iprl |, 1870.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-29

E.,lyc srvs in his jersey speech that
u,v,5,H v appoint THvsNNS to the
Supreme h.r,J. The people OF West
Virginia are qrj;" coutiient that he
rar,lro. 70 n better. They are will
.u. to ,rus. UNNcoCE for President anu
TurENAN for supreme Judge, or Toe any
other liah and responsible position.
BLAINE fi.gEs that "HkNcoCS is a seces-
sion sympalaiz,r. AMI that THURMAN IS
a downright, sccess,onisi, and that TREY
together will pay all the Southern war
debt. and al, the damages that HANCOCK
inflicted on those rebels; and that Thur
MAN will declare il al. - a Judge, to be
constitutional" tie has 4 bad opinion
of the judiciary since it stood sSrSH to sr
on the Eals HAYES arbitration.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-29

GREE TRADE has manyadvOcates, and
much can be said in its favor. -Gdrh'ids
spccch, april |, 1870.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-29
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, VA.
REGULAR session begins oct. lst, and con tinues
nine months. intermediate ENGminnt ions on
the Elementary Branches at the close oil h'stscs,
sion. Final Examination on tho Practical
EHnCnes al the end Of second session. Eighteen
months Collegiate instruction. Daily cNamina.
lion, and rrCitttionS. Only four lectures q day.
Ample opportunity for Clinical study and
P,.atiral Anatomy. Fees for the Nine Months
Courc. SIS. For announcement or pa r%ticulars,
address,. y NoCaw. VI. d, Dean. Rich ond. Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-29

IMMENSE Success, $1,000 iu 20 days, Nc
4 Agnu., Wanted to SCI the official Lille OF
GEM. HANCOCK.

Including the Lie Of M" liOa. WM. II. ENG.
LI-lI. Ihi, work is endorsed by Gen. Hancock
aud a.. rarty leader, * low priced. inmcnsly
Iuwlllr. ANA selling. ike Hot Cakes The harvest
i!lr i. september and October. Quilts SC. Act
.uh and coin money. For the best terms, and
Atlanta Ga. spl0D
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-29
New EMBELLISHMENTS.
SUPPER AND FESTIVAL !!
Al
NORTH ST. CHURCH

Business men will find a good supper at this
Church for Csc. Supper at 6 o'clock. You VIII
mis- the best supper and Festival OF the season
IL you don't attend. sP-sq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-29

~..is. -..s Nyye"'" ~
rog PRESIDENT,
ylsylELD SCOTT HANCOCK
o. r~gSN>SLyAS'A'
rre yicuVEEsIDENT,
WILLIAM H. ENGLISH,
,~ r>J!ASA.
.r--gsyrrAL ELECTORS.
.-,gEAr lNE'E.
-.roTuGG c.. CRACRAFP.
,TgnIAM L. WILSON
lsG-r ELECTORS,
.-DsNIEL D JOHNSON.
JAMES MORROW, J&.
t-EC,TACE GIBSON.
FOR CONGRESS.
r.r,T DISTRICT.
.sNJANIN WILSON.
...Np r.~Cal,T.
JOHN BLAIR H0GE.
ru.gn DISTRICT,
JOHN L. KENNA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-29
LEWIS K & COMPANY
$50, ~,o,pRIErOBS
VsnocRATlC NATIONAL TICKET

~-fL.sUzEs AND PSoPRiEtoiS
, 1880-03-27
A GEOnGIA ENECUTIOS.

SpstH9 OHtdIch 10 Inc EAtt1p0 Tribune.
ATLANTA, Gu, March 2O.-tiuorge Jackson
was hanged ut Dn'las, Ill Pauldng County,
to-tiAy ut II o'clouk fur killing jack Moss,
Sunday, Dec. z lust, lIo wns tried the I'd Of
Jannury, convicted, and at once sentenced.
Tile evidence WINS only circuMstantial,
JACKSON having been seen with AIoss late
Sunday afternoon. The galiows was In n
hollow with about 1000 people assembled on
the slopes Of the mountains OIL three sides.
Jackson WINS perfectly calm, md
walked 10 the front OF tho scaffolu,
mud, addressing tlio crowd, sail: Card
pluyIng Ind brought him there. Ilo was
playing g,line nf cards with Jnck Moss,
WHEN ise gut mad and stNrtetl toward blul With
knife, wien he, IN se!ttlefelisr, struck lllIl
OIL tic head with Il stick, and liz fell, but,
getting ~. BtArtetl ut Him Agntn, when hi
kil9ekeA lin down AgA!1l, and tl!ell took Ills
knife ntMl gut his tllront- AS the Hl,ertif
asketl hin II le was realty, l!e sald: 'Lurtl
have mercy on lls ail.h liU dropped two feet
a,tt died ~ negltminlttes. Soon utter lsc con-
that lle wis to l,nye his btMly for feeding him
nilttt l!e was. hanged. 'flo tllysleiAll sent
hlln !snsk uf whisky al,tl s11llu tubacco st,o1l
after conviction, but tlltt not send any more
llntl few weeks ng0, when llo Bent another
hUttln OF whisky. jackson sent It buck,
With ttle statement that lle had broken llia
calIttAet. ailu INV (.e WIS going tO break his
contract too. Yesterday afternoon tho ply
sician created considerable sensation. by
son and hls family protested. After the body
Wis cut from tl!A gtll0ws today 1t was
turned over TO Ills talnfly. JacksoN was
only - years Of Agp.
, 1880-03-27

spsetai Dsspaseh to The Chicago Tribune
DULUTH, Mtnn., Marcl, GA fire occurred
at Q O'Clock to-tlay at Superior, Wis, con-
pletely destroying the building formerly oc-
cupid by u. Schultz, now living IN st. Paul,
the Anderson building. tho Codd,ngto.l,
tho Sheridan House, Charles Lords
saloon, Sheridan's oil tim-sllop oil
the east side of Second street, nnsl George L.
Brooks grocery store, j. X. Sneidcr's ttlItor
shop, and the Post Onec, John t;rant's dwell
Ing, aud u onu md Il half story butlfng be-
longing to II. W. Shaw, OH tho west side of
the street. The Schultz building wns occupied
building wns unuccapict!. The EotIdingtuii
building was only occupied by W. Conway,
land agent, In whose apartments tho lire Is
supposed to have started. The Stcllson
building WIS occupied by., Charles Lords
pietl, but 1t could mt bo learncsl by
WHOM. Ills stone building was ,lnoeeupI4[.
Ihn post-0iliee building WIS owned BY CIV.
Perry. All the others weru occupied by tho
owners. fl,erH was 10 insurnllc9 oil any OF
tho property: Tle amount Ut loss caiMotbe
nsccrtai1lCd Tonight.
, 1880-03-27
AT N1INNEApOI4IS, MINI.
Eo<rSnf Df<usrrb IA Jh4 f,bt@,o, ,r,rsh,,,,s


MINSEApoLls, AflnN., March 2J.-Flre this
morning destroyed the twu l,latn buildings Ut
the CoGpol1tlve Cooper-Shnulls, located Mt
the corner of Eleventh avenue md Solltl,
Sixtl, street. The two buildings, wifi IL large
Qn,.ntfty Of stuck aud barrels. were wholly
lost, and II was with difficulty tint tiIo snull
stock-shel was snvcd. Tho loss foots up
s,oS5 POLES, Insured f,r ss5o9 IN te NortI Ii.
Atlerlcnn autl l,4oO III Tile Hartford C0nt-
pantes. The orfgsn WIS probably ince,nliury,
fs the fire seemed to stArt olit OF u pile Ut
reported riln.Ing away frOli. tic Locality
about tho tins uf thu first confusion. Tho
plncu was owned by f0rty-sevcn eoopcls, who
rAli It coGperatiyely, nnA the disaster ut this
time Of the year Is especially severe.
, 1880-03-27
4 PHILADELPHIA MURDER.


PHILADELPHIA, Mnrch 2N.-Catltnrihe Car
son wns murdered In one Of tho lower tcne-
uients Of this city this n0rlilng by her re-
1lutel husband I'll n most terrible lnnnner.
lie had for long tlmo abandoned her, and
this morning about ? o'clock lo came III
drunk and ordered liCr out of bed to get him
sonlething t0 eat. lie then beat her severely
with tho heels of his boots. The woman In
lear got ol,t Of bed, and while sllo WIS bend
Ing over thu little stove, engaged III stcwlng
oysterS,' Carson, who WINS watching eucll
movement, while her back wns turned,
picked II small coal-oil lamp from Il
shelf md hurled it at her. The lamp OK
plodet!, anu lis cDntchts lsllltetl from tho
6yr 6rS tS TtSk n pqrfa ns 'Iery strea
night KurlnGnts. S0ine OF tic oil found its
way upon. the stoyu anti tile woman. The
1o5lis nin! furniture wHrn sooll u lnAss Ut
flames; While tho nnfortllnate creature wass
around her In drunk ken glea. The w0snali
hul, BY extreme parsl,nDny, managed to Sc
cure quite u large sum Of money, which sle,
io, Tor ss!sty, aIs iws.ys e%rre. e! abost ler r-
render this to Carson, and even while
ptilcer, attraeted by tho slIrieks, found the
,% %o'nan ruling over and oyer nH tho floor n
Aid. Wrapping them around tile form Of tllo
woman, snl0thorett tho flames, but not until
si,o ha1 been rolled Into the street. Size wAs
taken to the Pennsylvania Hospital, where
She died at II O'clock. A warrant was Issued,
mud g!llcers took Carson, Llzzte Snttl,, nll1
Kate NlcA lllster at the house, all drunk. Tho
eimrrctl clothing Of tho woman nlld roll 0f
halk-notes burned to q crisp weru found
In tho. back-yurl. III l,er ante-mortciil
declaration the woman testified: " lIo threw
the limp ut me, a1,tl set nlD nll oil fire. After
l WIS ull fire h6 tore ult tho clothes of me,
mt knew he did 1t On pIrpose. lie llutl
been choking 1np NIL the week; he clicked
lne nnl knocked niu down on tho floor Mon
uMy Or Tuesday. knte McAlIIstar was sit
ting ut the stoye when llu done ti,1s.''
, 1880-03-27


length year after ye1r, until In shurt limo
they Tiny havU length Nr from, 200 IN 1,(N0
feet. A lock ca,lnl TOR silcl, vessels would t,v
absurd. It would tjn we'll enough fnr hnrrna
ntul sl,c1, crnft ~ nt ust,i If, tfc int"r,n,s
"Thon yon only look upon Pa,iatla .as
favorable S''
"A[ol,s. tlo lessons considers Panama m
yr1E ONLY r,,ACrrcA1. no,rrE.
inISo,5 III pun a,,on wS ,' rodc ,,s Wns Was 30 mMe',
s"vs,,, MILK i IL ,N,,9 ,%"I% nWs ~ H. tn'et
~ o' n,,na eEM W. st H. .'oR W!s''on. thnt
~ nn,,,.,n M,''m. ,,,. ny gIetf .! ln9 tour 70
i,"r,a "an waS 10 vef..y I.a a.etsaan r., q tfo
bty ~ tis ron for srcss t ssa ~ na @ 'eY. cs
1tt s e1St t ot ae cii WIZ n0Io re- t
M.ritH,, ns Sare.M' n @ @E'ao , , ny sMen sn
iMt,e5ieai. enE'Mtefs nH COL lnt'e atlti @ uei,. @
nriinr cS css so 'n' nnr cgst c,,f Mn ~ ~
itwU.m,ntsSs esrM ro ~ Vial, "! Cent W e, H.,
..MGenucs ,.,,,,.,s.. tne vls,s WIZ Wis MI aor tne
~ n"sHiGsH ir"r,o -, nEiimR H. "'9g ,nt ,,t scI
,tt S rit'G"K' h'st neiI,untaeiSe' PIT as, aiM!
n1l.ea' I'M. nnt Mifaply 10 'oaHg cntoill survey
sn,,s us ~ consians ~ ' "e fss,l.1 oS, ~ ~ tc
sT!is c"mat cStS 1'o oh's Aes's'o1o ohe luz
sls;Isvaa aEnrii.s l. f,o- n,a ,,.,, >,o,s a.o,s
a.t H. f,Io,,;,,s s ms .a,nNr, n,, ntos ao l1o ssepS
oC1ss A1o 4uI4uWiIlE ttlcHt%lllI ~
, 1880-03-27
SAN FRANCISCO
Chinatown Yet UHlllxsmrbcd-Cnrd from
tho datixeltat Committee.

chinatown Yet UndlHsmrbcd-Card from
tho Cittxeltsf t'ustilsittteu.
SAN FltANcIsCu, Cal, March al-The thir-
tY days nottce Of tho condemnation uf China
town expired yesterday, but tho Board Ut
Health ilas US yet taken no action with re-
gard to Chinatown. AS far as caM be learned,
the Board has ITO other power than 10 cause
the enforcement Ut the existing laws regartl-
ing nufsanccs a,ld oyercrowttng. Tho laws
hllu or1lnunces relating to tic former
bear more heavily upon tho property
UwIlers than upon tho occupants OF
tho buildings, md, wero they enforced
strictly, the Caucasian proporty-Uwilers
Ut Chinatown would suffer more tl,all tho
1l0nB0llan tellalltry Of tho condemned bnill-
lngs It Is l'urtlly possible, 1t IL Slntcd. to
nlake many arrests 0n nceount OF tho ylula-
tlons Of the law, as there Is ITO place II. which
tha prisoners can bu kept. The jails aro
Killed tu uycrltowlng already. I'l,Is fuct l,ay
been brought to thu notice Ut the Doanl OF
supervisors md tho Uoard Of Police COM
nisslol,ers, pit rs yet liO action Inns been
taken towards providing quarters for tho d.
tclltloll Ut prisoners, who would be arrested
III scores should tho cubic aero ordinance plld
other iaws l.V enforced.
Tho evening papurs will publish tie follow
tng card:
III tie Itlbltc-We des,ro to state TINT M, nf,-
Kstlatlons Afe EotlX 9tl. all4 nu communication
Whatuver u btlnx hld helweea tlis coilltrltte0
a,ti stltelnents to thu contrary MT wthst aiInx,
fIy ulslar OF thu Executive Co,uuittru Uf tGIs
citize'ls Protective Union. :,
BAN FRANCISCO, AaEGh ~, lSSu
1t will bo notetl that the cur.l Is coucl,ei In
tlle present telise, unl IL ulliluestiUuably d
strictly correct statenlcnt Ut fncts.
, 1880-03-27

To the Edt!oF VI 1hs Ch[t1go TRIBUNE.
Union Sr0Cx- YAI1's, CHICAGO, Murch -
nisGlssaon nts afiseta aint,K sosor genleisa IT, II!
r,rtIsiw % tho n,,r,Ler uf iin.s uct,,uly mckrd 1t
Chluago during tho winter atnson Of l8iy- w. aud
soveral Of us haVe aKrecd to leave tho question M
10 your ueelsstal. ntlflhg NofGn9er anu LIE. ns
inr "f iSlrtu, Y,,r fno wintGr ..Mson aN"yea,Der,
lJsrol,,bur Jnt,t,Ary, uild february would ut
reach II U,uO0 hcnlt. Tho two reports recently
puRiisnSl oy psisAto Gatessss EoMsi
~ tsvs r." e winfnr t'""ri,,s. Ms Ill, M; snj
sGs5,ala respectively, Iho rccoIpts md snip
nle,its of hoxs aru. gvun taltlelni!y) III fo!loxs
" Mh1!a n.bor reeeiTcd, aiise M ,s1t; afesgsu: !,st
snM,s 1o uity. Nh srse4,.,' s'til: IDA;
sHinpuJ 3Si.;Et; net sllprly Tor t}ack uK and city
consumption, as;ls5 ,5a7, .,
Tl1ns. Wt!o MaKere4 tho c'ty pnckln8 W'aM ~.
.ct ~ Mssst' 4EMa r hy 'qa s,..o ~ ~ a.,
nnnu thusu via wug9rcI TIC nucklug would noi
reuch :6O0, ,ON lena to Mussrs Cowles & Dunklcy.
fUi will i0ticc that tue reports OF th3 tM9
oonp1ss snow: ,s' avt1 H. ~ id!.
t:issi IL t},I, uc,nI rtcnintS nr,tl HI 1n,uI,ts
How cnti li,uro hogs bo pacxeI tIl,,s received,
nftor dcductiug shtpmcnisf Which u tue ,so wv
Nrta ln1eatea auovo sisn !n FoIity tno H.sr S,,nn
~ ;i,1,,'s "on,n, n '!tNiv rc,,rts md il 10
whun ii tho satt,e prlntUif
u. answering those questions you will ye1
n'uoh obliso several AMATEUR srAIisTIclAss'
tlnh IlaouSs nus llot SompI!oa fapul.m .ts
tho packing, alll cannot thorrforG Answer Wv
, 1880-03-27
lIe Is a Young Man, and Filled q
High Social Position:
Philadelphia Turns Up a Horror in
the Shape Of Wife
Murder.
A Murderer Named Jnckson Hanged
Yesterday III Dallas, Ua.
Two Other Executions, Located In Mis-
souri and Texas Respectively.
A $4,000 DErALCATIoN.

spff1af Dl1pasth 4 -. ~"ss:'~ .F76NHe.
d,cf. hniouuiur to one Of tho best fau,llIes In
,,.m.Is. "s..,i,, ~. ssi'st ,,,',ni,,,,
Hna'o, m'el WIN 's.c'y nat'.eu se. , Msai'ns
young laaS III New l OH, mas !ast peeh mr.
plpycr out Of about SiO,00O. Tho history of
Tia ,,,sc il nrltn nm Interesting nne. In 1s7s
in,.Iiot h..,a,, ,v,,r. ~ - s,oi,sao,,or f,,r
eiea1cs 1 ocsn "osh ~ 9ookkeeper w. .,. ~, los t
MIR. MOSES Smltli, batlkef. III tlie iall OF
1870 l,e met Miss Alice unssrord, Of New
York, daughter of prominent Importing
1urrnI,nmt Il, thot cttv, totcr ha os,r,i fnr n
xnrnt,nn ' u, n,;i MI e ~ns tr allowed ~ T #. i'm 11ur.
Ing his nbscnce 1t was discovered
TINT Ills books were In n bad
chime. md It wis ascertnIued that lie blnd
t'sud nu .!.suM 4iI s .,',t ~ I a
, thorough lnFcstlgatlon sioWea tnat Nb In0