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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-09-08
III. OH N.
THIS WEEK!
NEW BRIGHT !

Van Buskirk & Breckenridge
have to show
100 Parasols, from 124c to 35c.
500 Fans, from &c to 81.
500 yards Lawns, latest styles and
newest prices.
500 yards Monte Cloth, beautiful
summer styles.
800 yards Cretones, Sidebands,
Lace Ties, FichuS, Picnic Mitts.
Novelties in almost everything.
Come Elea y0H will, We can
show you something new; and
remember, Our Prices are Al
ways the Lowest,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-09-08

Money 50 Loan,
Atlow rates, On long time. N. PRICE,
-sun"oo. Troy, Kansas.
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II John Jones is up from the penitentisry, visit
ing friends.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-09-08

" The wife of Bet. wm, Ransom tcai0Fedl die
at Wathena, last week.
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sheriff..

will DO = candidate. subject To the RepubIiesu
nomination for the Office Of Sheriff Of Doniphan Coun-
o, at the November election
". C. BAILEY.
viii be 6 candidhte IN the Republican County
Convention. for nomination for the Office Of Sheriff Of
DcniphAn County.
SCOTT A. THOMAS.
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County Treasurer.
am candidate for reelection to the saice Of
Treasurer Of Doniphsn County subject to the Repub
lcan nomination.
SAMUEL ". JOHNSON
County Clerk.
will be candidate for County Clerk of Deniphau
County, At the approaching election If nominated by
the Republican County Convention.
W. II. FoRNCROOK
win be candidate for the Office Of Clerk of Don
iphan County at the ensuing November election sub
jet to the decision Of the Republican County Convsn
ton EDWARD T. REEDER
viii BE- candidate, subject to n nomination By
the Republican County Convention. for reelection 70
the Office Of County Clerk of Domphan County
ID. w. MORSE
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DoNIPuAs COUNTY DIRECTORY

DONIPHAN tOINIh DIHEtTV"'
Judge ID Judicial DistTict-D.YID AARrls,
County Commissioner.-R. p. sHuIskI, CrRus LELAS
JR, LUKus FRrrKK
Shertf-CHARIHs BUKKHALIER
Clerk Of District Court. j. CLesk
TreasIrpr-SANuEL y. JOHNSON.
County Clerk-D. W. hoEsE
County Attorney-THoNls W HKETILT.
Probate Judge-JoHS =. WILSON.
Hagi-ter Of Deeds-ERAsHUs T. DIIoS.
SUPERINTENDENT Of Public Instrueti0n-U. y. SHAxKk
Sufveyor-cHLRIRs CoRBt'sfER
Coroner-DR. RoBEET s. DISsNoKE
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magnificent system of improvements including the
their each 40 feet long by 81 feet wide
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New Haven, Conn, Nav. ls. /

Huntington, Conn, Aug. %, 1866, flsfebM.
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FIRST PASSENGER ELEVATOR

used the Dry Goods business city, This gives the
rooms and BASEMENT of which large Orna
BY means of the Elevator each floor made accessible
fitted give the best light goods to the best
Their second floor is fitted up as a superb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-09
EX.PREsIDENT HAYES
Enthusiastically Welcomed 10 His Old
Home

TOLEDO, O., March s-Ex-Presiden,
Hayes, accompanied by Mrs. Hayes and
their sons and Miss Lucy Cook, arrived
at Fremont at seven this evening. They
were met at the depot, which Was finely
decorated, by over 700 citizens, who re-
ceived the party enthusiastically y rs they
passed beneath the motto: Fremont
welcomes the return Of exPresdent and
Mrs. Hayes" A reception committee
of ten prominent citizens met the eN-
President at Clyde and escorted him
from his special car To n carriage, which
was surrounded by nearly 200 torch
bearears. The large concoGrse OF peo.
pie then formed procession and
marched to the home OF the cI.Presi.
dent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes stood in the door
way and acknoa LEGGED the applause oi
the assembly.
Hon. Homer Everett then delivered
an addrefs Of welcome in which he re-
ferred to the genuine aud hearty feel.
ing OF welcome shown by every class Oi
citizens. He spoke oi the early days
OF Hayes, when he was practicing law
in their midst; of his carly political AL
vancement, and finally enlarged on the
signal success of his administration Of
the affairs OF the Nation.
The ex.President stepped forwarl
amid enthusiastic cheering and made a
brief speech, thanking his friends and
neighbors for their welcome.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-09
Irish American Land and Industrial
League Denomination.

NEw YoRK. March s.-A monster
demonstration al the Irish. American
Land and Industrial League toos place
in the Brooklyn Academy OF Music to-
night. The following circular was dis
tr.buted among the people before the
proceedings opened: spread the light
what is good ior Ireland il good Tor
America; rent is robbery; and'
Iordism u despOtlsm, down
with both OF them; Just rent mutt not
amount To more than taxes and repairs
will coet." Mayor Howell presided, and
among the Vice Presidents we're Judges
Gilbert and Pratt, three COnerctsmen,
several Prostestant and Catholic clergy
men, besides Aldermen end others. A
series OF resolutions were adopted, con-
demuing the action Of the British Gov.
ernment and Parliament toward Ireland
and expressing s,mI sihy with Psrnel
and Dsvitt. They a'so cIl resse the
wish that the Beers in Africa would
be victorious over the British
troops. Letters from Wendell Phillips,
Ex Governors Seymour and Tlldrn
Generals Hancock and Mcclellan, and
many Others. were rad, approving o'
the objects OF the meeting AMI regretunp
their inability to be present. Addfesse'
on the condition Of Ireland we're then
delivered by Rev. A. n. Gallagher
pastor OF the Hanson Place Zap VI
church, Brooklyn. Chas. ". Brooks and
John Boyle O'ReIily. Alter the meet
ing the following message vas sent
Yorn,u, Hou~ of Co'"'"o"', L,"don
Six thousand people assembled il
Brooklyn, say to you "never surrender.
MAYOR IowELL."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-09
THE CABIN TT.
Time Occupied in Discussing National
Banks

Time Occupied in Discussing National
Banks
WAsHISGroS, March S.-The session
OF the Cabinet to-day Vas almost en-
tirelv devoted to the discussion OF the
question whether or not the National
banks shall be permitted to substitute
bonds for legal tenders deposited by
them with the treasury for the purpose
OF withdrawing their circulation. The
importance OF a correct decision in the
matter was recognized, and with the
view OF securing the fullest infor-
nation, further consideration was
postponed till the next meeting OF the
Cabinet. Meanwhile the Comptroller
of Currency, and Treasurer oi the Uni
ted States will be called upon 10 submit
their respective views and all the facts
bearing upon the case. The weight oi
opinion, at the meeting held to-day, in
cIined 10 view the whole matter as ming
ing on the question OF ruling or depart.
mental regulation rather than that oi
law. and that the decision should he
such as would the least injuriousiy al
feet the financial and business Interests
Of the country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-09
AMurdarer Aftera Pardon.

srtrBESvILLE, March s.-An effort II
being made 20 have John Stewart, now
serving life sentence in the Peni,en'
ti.ry from this city for murder. pardon
ed out The petition is signed by th.
entire jury that convicted him and eI'
Prosecuting Attorney Ong also. To
tbose siqnatures are added large mum.
her Of citizens. Judge Patrick refuse'i
10 siyn. and il is understood Gov. Foster
ssy. he will not grant and pardon unl.s.
recommended by Judge Pa.nck. Stew
arts crime vas cold booded murde
and had il not been his victim was q
saloon keeper be would doubt ess have
hung. Standing opposite arCAnn
saloon Stewart took sure aim and sho'
NeCann dead in his tracks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-09
PARKERsBURG,
Serious Accidents-on the Road to he.
form-Personals.
Cornexr.onhanc,a of The ReSisfer

Correspondence OF the Register.
PARKKRsBuRG, March s.
Edward Dorsey, brother OF John Dor.
sey, foreman OF the b. & D. machine
shops OF this city. was dangerously, and
probably fatally, injured on the railroad
q few miles east OF here, on Saturday
last. He was fireman, and while at
his post Of duty, the coupling between
the engine and tender broke, and threw
him under the cars. ak OF them passing
over him; but starnge to relate he came
out alive. One arm was 80 badly man.
gled that amputation WAS necessary. He
was taken TO Ellenboro, near where the
accident occurred. and at last accounts
was living, with some hopes OF recovery.
Mr.. Lon. Thornton, a very estinsble
young man OF Burning Springs, msdr a
very narrow escape from death day or
load barge with railrCal ties,
on the kanaWha rIver, AIT.
some one carelessly threS a tie down
the bank, striking him on the head ami
knocking him into the river. Fortu.
nately other persons were near and
pulled the young man ont, and in Il
short time he Was restored TO conscious
ness, but lac has suffered great deal
from the blow on his head.
Our new police force is making il
rather lively for some of our saloon.
keepers who violate the SUNDAY liquor
law. Tom Dolsn was fined so to-day
for selling whisky TO boy yesterday,
but we understand that the child Was
sent on the errand by its father.
The police force are watching those
other houses OF questionable repute,
and when fellow makes call they
pounce down on the house and the visl.
tor is compelled to contribute to the
city treasury 10 the amount OF from five
TO twenty dollars. Capt. Mehan is a
fearless and efficient officer, and is de-
termined TO enforce the laws, and We
will see whether the morals of our city
can be improved, or vice and gross vio-
lation OF law 20 hand in hand IS in the
past few years.
The noted evangelist, DR.. II. H..
Wells, OF Ohio, will conduct a series Of
meetings at the Second Presbyterian
Church the present week.
Capt. A. NJ. Parke, formerly uromi-
nent operator in the West Va. oil regions,
will leave tomorrow with his estimablc
family for the new and growing mining
district OF kohomo, near Leadyille,
Colorado.
Our citizens who were IN attendance
at the inaugural of Governor Jackson,
speak in glowing terms Of the occs-
sion and are loud in their praises Of the
hosptable reception extended by the
citizens of Wheeling during their stay
in the Nail City. +.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-09
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
Morning Session

Morning Session
N-,,,rtav's performance commenced
.aysrv luiet and orderly manner. Ii
Al. r-,.grSS and no iOolishucss, that
... r..r.r.rs started out with. and the
....RasN great relief, in comparison
.,.rr. stormy srcnes Oi theday before,
...r,r tNn steady work OF the morn
r:V,-a a,tle dull and tedious.
o. Committee on PrnitsntiaTy rS-
r-.n,rs the bill providing Tor new
r,-.r ir thar institution without
-.r la,ion.
New Business
ST. >...,r introduced a bill empower
County Court OF Fayelte county
...a e. Martin a reasonable addl-
.-, sprnsa,ion for his services as
A,~-, .rs.r. she wears 1879 50, which
rs-r...,f
N- ,rcp presented the petition OF
'.- t.aaU and - others, asking that
- s'-ras'r method of construction
aCaA--r.gg In repair county roads IN
ara. 'gu,v be- not abolished.
W. NsDu Di BARBOUR presented
.-sva.
Nrsas,>. Auditor Bennett, several
N-l-, s,|. appointed. J. VI. Bennett an
as~-' % r,uyr, moneys which it wsS
'vs.-s-risi that \. T. Hall owed the
.a'r Virginia as the acting sheriff Of
t-s' county, during the years IRON
-'H Q. $50. ami that il - claimed, that
=. ir.s."~ We're as sued 70 the State Of
W., Virginia, and the said agent ap-
r.eito collect the same and paw over
90 u.s state, and as IL Is represented
"a, the SAID agent has collected large
amount o, money by a voluntary pay
meut made 20 sand agent hy said sheriff:
therefore,
R@u'''i, That the prrS,u, Au.,i,nr is
hereby requested to report tn this Uouse
l'l such evidence pertaining io tha set.
,.ement Of the Saii State, The am,un,
collected 10y sali agent, snl, ii snv.
whether the same has been ,.l,I mo
The Treasury, and that this House t,Le
such other aud iU:ther action IN ,hr
PREMISES as mas seem best.
Isl Is Passed.
The following bills We're passed YES
t-Tiay morning.
II h. No. 40. q bill extending ,h,
time in which County COMMISSION, r
NAV qualify, ami appealing q time ID
the first meeting %! the S3mr In cpua
ties where ~ such meeting has bsei
held, with Senate amendments, va
again passed.
II Il. No. %, Li'i Iu amend AL r5
ensrl sections !. :. 10 u and IL ii chap
ter s. O.: iae Code %! " -; NIrginil. cou
r.ra.uE corporations generally. and {,
repeal the art passed February ). lS11
entitled, "An act author Ein: private
corporations To purchase ;h- stock o.
securities ui railroad companies. aEd I,
gual lsUtte their debts This is bil
lr llubbari has engineered through
and seems u b. a very acceptable one
40 takes effect from "a pusssg,
axe Appropriation Bills
were both passed. Their titles are "H
b. No. PSI, a bill making appropriations
vi public money 10 pay general charges
upon the Treasury and H. B. 10
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-09
s,,sasgS TO CLOSE Up BUSINESS.
SENATE

90. senate VAS called 10 order at lO
IlrUpy,rl0r's private secretary
.....,rt with sealed message con-
.r..., the executive sppI;atments.
.l,s, senate at once went lnto exec
...,. session. After about thirty mln.
...sr.r doors were reOPenrd, when
r.,uIar order OF business va taken
gr.
y...r, were no committee reports,
...,.-r we're there any bills ur resolu'
ms presented. The Education
.. S1s taSra up a. unfinished busi'
...>- and WaS passed.
unu..lon oi Mr.. Dennis, III. h. No.
s.. .r.Sngs the Assessors Bill, Was
rt,,n up ou It's second reading.
mlg.rp was made 70 strike out the
..r,Nlr. clause. which hal been added
a ra- li'uS'. ,-,
.p. t.r. That the same person shall
..,F.,..,,l % the office OF assessor
.s.r.rs.tutive full terms.
500. ..r.. vas occupied in debating
ts. ..rr,,.on and the prOvlsO was struck
.-- ..4..n, the ilW as Il has hereto
.,.f,,1. Turtv.eight sections OF the
F-..,I E,,u read when Mr. Dennis
...,.., TIA, when the Senate adjourned
r.g, lr o.. % meet AT " A. VI. to-day ana
..v4- hour hereafter until otherwise
..i-r.i. Agreed %.
V.- senate then took recess until
I..,g Resembling the consideration
.l.. k,..,-lrs' bill was resumed. To
... section headed Toll Bridges and
l.r,... ,sair..psing was added: The
ASSESSOR shall also ascertain the yearly
......li al, railroad bridges upon which
a..,lr.,r ,rl or fare Is charged IN his
....-.... except such ~ are by law ex.
...,.,.... from, TAXATION. lie shall be gov
.-...i r, the actual rent received when
..a. bridges r. ferries are rented or
..t,,,i uut. Otherwise he shall make a
..,. g...ritrui their annual value. For
...-....,.- 81 taxation the value Vt rail-
r.l, ur.I,r. upon which separate toll
., charged. shall be taken 10 be ten
rua, ltS annual value.
I.. second rrailng of the bill WIS
shed a,4.3) and it was informally
.t,sri -,
NJ. p,nrhoo moved that :. b. llG, a
pill providing :Or cases appealed or
.,agsm.ttei from Justices, be read third
time. Bill. vas read and passed.
Nr. plwspn offered a resolution in
.rr.- tha, Thursdays journal might be
.rr-rc'pi IN some particulars.
ul motion ol Mr.. Dennis, the Asses
.ur's h., WAS taken up on ITS third
reading.
message was received from the
House 90 Delegates stating that the
U.r,r llI refused 10 agree totwO Ot the
>.uat. amendments 20 the Education
h. The senate recedcd IRON the
amen. lmenf>. aqd the bill was passed
Tie reading Ci the Assessor 5 bill was
resumed. ami ~ $50 the Senate took a
...a>S until 80.
Tplu Resembling at 80 o'clock
..,t nyau'u. there were but few OF the
-.ra'JrS present.
EIr. N,G:rv moved to adjourn, the
s,4ut.rE aygs ., nors
So ..ruum voting, Mr.. McGrew
moved a r,.. Of ,h' senate. hut this mo-
.r.ll un, prevail
lie Assessors bill was read third
..G, AMI pAS~ a by a vote OF Ii 10 ,.
con r1,ilu oi Mr. p0nehuO, : ;. III,
1F.togmrul AMI ry-ensCt section : 0I
,rrt,r = ui the code ui 1868, was passed,
A. ,uj O.. " the Senate adjourned
.-'. ~ " to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-09

demand 4ssi.
STANDARDIZATION 50 l.loi per ounce;
bu silver here llli; subsidiary silver
c)in 3(Il per cent. discount.
ovERSMENrs--Steady for Us and 5's,
and | per cent. lower for ~ s and is.
Us Coupons 10,
NeS
New fourand one
NV
Psci'c Stxes Of
RAILROAD BoSDs-lrrenular and gem
orally lower, with the largest transac.
tons in Erie seq )nds, new consolidated,
which fell per cent. TO S9t, and later
recovered 10 lQO: the other changes
were decline OF in Texas and Pacific
income land grant IS, and Mobile and
Ohio second debcntures; >! in G, &. 4
&c income; in Indiana, Bloomington
aud Western seconds; in Kansas aud
Texas seconds; in Boston, Hart.
ford and Erie iirsis, Burlington.
Cedar Rapids and Northern
irsts, CLa hnooga iirsts In
diana. Bloomington aud Western
tirsts, International and Great Northern
seconds income. Metropolitan seconds,
Ohio Central income and Milwaukee
and -. Paul tirs,s II. K NJ. Div, . IN
Union Pacific tirsts, and ! IN Canada
Southern tirsts. Chesapeake aud OHIO
c,rr,ncy - Kansas and Te,as consols
ass.n,ei Kansas p,ci6r Denver Divi
q. oss.n,cJ anJ N.,,onoIi,,n 6r.,s
Thsre uss an aJv.nce oi u inC. Al
e ,rrst cor, dc,,es ,ss.n,ei I pc,
cen, in San Franc;sco seconds class &:
! o. 4 IN
wa,a,,nun al n,J.nshn,, 6,.,s ami
"a a.,tJ"a W,h..h = h"",,nnan,s 'a"
~ "on'" pni n''i, .od "o,,i,,I
go. r. -, ~. ,"..,;.h
.,J ~, rn.o,,iuI +, % 10, aa,,, Jaarn,s snJ
a, a'' ,L "''In a., - - IN 80 I'll ma,
aan, ~ Wv in'on T,o, % ps,;ac and To,,h.rn P..
% .;sn l. sJ,rn ,h, J.c,;nn snhs,nn.p,,y
sn"cnra,;"n ,.. s ha,.an. ~" G,m and n,ic.s ,..
cpv.rnJ ! >" 81 me-, ,,an, I'm, The inn.
nrn,n,".r, 49," was aS,a,aa,J nar,iy lost
nnr;nn U a.. "1,.rrn,n ,hs nal ., xss
s,rnm', ] and NJ an aJvanco from ,he Loves,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-09
Ths Ruling Passion strorz.

srlrBrSylLLr, March s.-Hward
Connor. an insane man, Was arrested
Yesterday for tagging a Panhandle
train. He was formerly haxnan on
the railroad, and now inasines II Is his
du,y TO flag all passing trains. His Tome
il nj Handlon's Station, Pa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-09
I~naI>asusr,a Arrsstsd.

DrsLIs, March $50 far upwards q
twenty persons have been arresied 10
the country districts under the coercion
act
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-09
LAWS MADE
INF WHOLESALE IN BOTH THE
HOUSE AND SENATE.

r-.pr Oul and 0rsay in 6O'h Branches
i, ne State Law Fac.Oy-Bilis on
Trs.r third Reading and Passage
Vo Discussions or Lively
lines Assessors
Srl "a he Senate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-09
THENEW sENATORs.
Frye in Maine.


ArGUsrA, Me- March Sat Hspub-
lican caucus Of the members OF the
Legislature VIM. P. Frye was nomin-
ated by acclamation, a candidate ior L.
5. Senate.
Iowa's Choice.
Drs MoISEs, IA, March s.As sue
cessor to the place OF Kirswood IN the
Senate. J.F. Wilson L. :. Attorney,
Hubbard S. McLark, Judge Cole, and L.
s. Marshal J. Chapman, are most favor
ably mentioned. There i no indication
OF Gov. Geary's intention in the matter,
Ramsey in xinnesota
ST. PAUL, MrSs., March s.-Gov.
Pillsbury has not yet received any resig.
nation from Senator Window, and until
he does will not appoint his successor.
Hell deluged with letters, recommends.
lions, petitions, &c, in behalf OF the
various aspiranisof whom Congressman
Dunnell and ex secretary Ramsey an
the most prominent. II is believed tht
Governor viii appoint Ramsey.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-09
BAluBoTs

BALTIMORE, March s-Flour- Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat - Western
hiyh,r snd iirm; 40. . western winter
red. ,pot snd seller March, 81 l7lGp,l l7;;
seller April 81 lsla,I 1874; seller May
81 lsI6gl ls,: seller June 81 Hi.
Corn Western higher and firm. west
,rn mixed, spot 57t151lc; seller March
81 ytS.c; s.l!er April 4lc; seller May
i3lGo 4tc; steamer 3ic. Oats Higher
.nd irm western white Iila sc. mixed
i2s AZ. Rye--Iiigh.r at 81 0ir,, %,
delivered. Hay Unchanged. Proyis.
ion. Steady. But,er-Quist: western
lacked I3ta2+c; roll Iyts2ic. Egp-
Easier at lie. Petroleum Nominal.
Cofee-s,esdy. sugar-stesdy. Whb-
ky-Firm at 81 IL.
CHICAGO, March s. Flour-Quet
and unchanged. Whest-Demsnd fair
and prices n shade higher; No. 2 Chi
cago spring 9si cash; y9lca{l % seller
April; 81 NSi C4i seller May. Corn
STEADY, With q fair demand at Ntc
cash 3st(93s!c seller April; &2tCa,1Z.c
seller May. Oais-s:ssdy and hrm al
2gc cash; 29ia29.c sll.r April; 3'tls,
33ic .eller May. Bye and Barley
Steady aud unchanged. Flax sesd-At
81 20. Pors-Active, firm and higher
a, sI4 sJSl4 81 essh; sl4 e2i seller
Aoril sI5 o. seller May. Lard-Actiye,
4 I'm and hi2her at so I2insl0 - cash:
$40 22l seller April: SO 3zi seller May.
Bulk M.su-stropa and higher; shout.
ders unchsnged st Sc
Cincinnati
CIxcixSAr, Harcn s s-Cotton-D DG!l
Al lOsc. Flour Easier bat no, quota
bly L,xrr Whezt-stronger: No.
rel winter VI 0JsI o. COrn-No.
uiIed i3.c. Os,s-Goo1 demand, No. =
mixed Sc. Rye-sirong, higher anil
scarce: No. 81 u. Bariey-Demsnd
| lair and maiket hrm: No. ? fall 81 $50
| o.. Pork-Firm At tl5 %. Lard
Active and higher At $40 10. Bulk
Meats Active, firm and higher; shoul'
d.rs 5 90: clear rib $500. Bacon
Sttonpr; shoulder Sic: clear ribs
s. co; clear 80 90. whisky-In fair de-
mapd but at lower rates at 81 ~.
Butter-Fi m and unchaneed.
A ..Y..-I nu-L~<. <-, Es.~<h ponS \
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-09
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money ats to 6 Per csat-Gsvernments
Steady and tower-fIour Quiet and
Unehanged-whsat Stronger
Hogs Ia Fair Demand.
FINANCE.
New York.

Nsw YoRK, March S.-MoSev-At
sac per cent. per annum; and l.S2 per
diem, closing At 3 per cent. Prime mer-
canuIe paper 5G6 per cent. Sterling
exchange bankers bills weak at $50;
demand ASH.
SiLvKR-AtLondon 50 l.l6i per ounce;
bu silver here llli; subsidiary silver
c)in iSl per cent. discount.
ovERSAENrs--Stesdy for 6's and So,
and per cent. lower for AS and is.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-09
PRODUCE.

80 .l~ iOncr-i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-09

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Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-11

The law enacted by the Legislature of Ne
vada to prevent opium smoking and which
makes the possession of opium or an opium
pipe misdemeanor, punishable by fine or
imprisonment, is very obnoxious to the Chi
nese Six Companies of San Francisco, and in
terferes with their profits. They have re-
tanned three leading lawyers, two of Califor-
mia and one of Nevada, to test the validity of
the law, and, if necessary, to carry the ques-
tion to the United States Supreme Court.