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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-13

HIRUSTEE'S SALE.

By virtue Of Two deeds Of trust m'dO y th utaa'
dSned, and trustee, ~ samuel LANil sin eGheeih
LsVll, hlA wife and Louis Woo 'nlnier, shh w w
FlOt WoOdmGnsaN, bis wife, the hrl dated ~ ~
day Of June, 1865, and recorded 10 Tut ne e.
Eo, /, paSe B2l 10 the Clerks Uhce u Obi0 soNl
and rate Of West VinInIsi Tue s<ona r." a.
trust dated January n, 1879, GId recorder 10 y.
same efBce 10 rust Desd Hook No PGe W wv
records Of the abOVa mentioned county lnd sIH
Will cell al public auction, At tbs if"pi Wy M
County Cruft House, ln the city OIL hhtehph VA''
COUNTY, west Virgins, on NV ,,u
BATUkDAY THR ARA DAY o. hhI, Im Al.
ommenclpE At 10 O'Clock 4. N Ihe l9Iy ,s..,,
Icflbed tropetV that 10 10 say ellu1t a.
wheeling, B Ing the same round lbl Ini,,T a.
which the original Grant HOnB Sr hloN'a, Ma
,erIed IN ihs ,Rid deeds d uu,t iJloGI-, ~ ~,
iSIty iI0 inF on the etfBe Of NAN Iha WV ~,
Al that time called Mad Spn ieei, nov Iel'p
ISi6R 10 the south, Al gle Of tb0s- 1u, ..sb.
No one hundr and lWsnty tlNt plp5 N q. vIIiA
TSst SbR 3 II the aid Tenth SIt't lhi 70 ~. N
Han,e On Market Siset; Iet No ~ b,ltt ~. NJ
Main ItTeSi and iSS feet or the Gsii Ietlh N.
lot No, 100, b4Ing g. feet tQuift 40 ~ NJ 40
Idini6E lot No 10, being lot TO u" ou n ~,
Il feel on Market street, ard IuhDlhs II,,.V ,sulh
also parcel Il the same lot lJlpg W." " ~ il
Of and i'd joIhitE the 10 hamed l0, V.H ~, a d
width on Mafktt square, fuhbl ~, n, t,t,thSf
these parcels viii be sold WfAtNe!! ~. n,,bSftI
NJ II may be found most adVhh'aS'ou' "'"'
on the diy Of GAle. .,.,,.L,rd tAs I.mtl'.
deF ia two Juual InstAllmehit q NJ hu RSis,t
month"; ScUFed by bOnos ith security ~ H., III
10 tina ifnIee. tbs notes TO eAffy 10 ia sbtIi i5l
Jav n sSie. mi Inc title viii b. r.iWg T.,,,S
nSyyrSSi - rnSje DANIEL Pbhtlius, ~
". n. HALLRR. AuclIOneef'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-13
NIRUSTEE'B SALE.

NJ ,,ytus NJ dsed al tfas, mad, BY AaV ,,nt ~
.sJ'asiiis Rst ria vie to the uhdefhIhn Il
died the 18th day Of FeNfuafy lss. az, a 0hs
az ngBc ii ibs CtETk Of the County Io3n y sa.L
county, wiIt Virginia, In DEED OIL i'u'' wv
page 40 isXrURDAY. APRIL s1a ~ !. ,,Ih
SommNntIng Al 1880 O'tloet 4. w. Pti mi, oapN
ibs ifopt door Of the Court HOnt o. VtSE,JJ5Sy III
VI VI,vSbII. 10 the highest and be'i 9 Tss,,Jr
ioilovi6E property, tat il toby lI,ths,S ,gVi
sCyIbsj naTcE al frouni sitnate in sai Vl'o IL
n ibs gISis Of W,t Vlfgnia srd IT, lh't III rih
civ Of wheeling called Est NhC ~! Tiut,i y
81 fol numbT,d beVepty.sii llol 20 ~, ,,,,,,lI q n
the touthWtti eofhtt d wood, s,i Nv, y ,s,,t lf
ssysnih street, ADD Eighteenth nTte' v X, pl
~ ,,,s,N IN aid DIV ind bslnT tai q w ~
III istsiIbtd d iolloR', Was BR6nitg y" ,.t sra
Ia II " SSsli ,tYCtt n point tutniy w " tsttA
n tbe alley between Eighbthl MT Az tFk old
Si,seiS. running thence norm p,tl.n',,, NRtsti
WoojI street thirty 1907 fest and ,tohs,s Il rftSt
thence west and parallel EilEh m'u LI,sIb o' al ~
IhlL . sSSY ..tS,tS..IT tf6; theme '3a,h ",ttfa
SIiSI SitS 6Id Wo,ds street. thr'y W 80 m
80 n ,hs biIea al beginning, hi l| Wina
80 sonVStsd 10 the tpld ssmul b'l ,l,t az u
VuynbV and Y f. by deed tayd ,ns 40 d D.
Psbruify, 1875, Ind q record 70 ia' tousty Wh
CieIk Of the County Court OF VH'O
'T TEESTs oy sILE.- One third Of ~ ~
slSei 10 plJ 10 rA'h; The re'ii.e " iii iufGet
s;,IIr,snti. A AZ and iWelVe mohihn ,su,1I
i,6yn dSy oi Iala, puftha,rf gir w y ,pInIth
dssd d tfu.t and approved Ioi"'' =.
iO5 S. Ire 3 b'y ~ .nrd property S'':: ii,
p.IieSt, Gu, selling - 'fu'iee 'h,'ti st Jtt't
NE Tue u d vested 70 ne SI,a ~ s 1r1r.s
". Il, HILLER, AutiOntaT,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-13

A LARGE and complete assortment Of the
finest stationary to be received at Rhees'
1905 Market street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-13

is q common complaint, II you fee SO,
get package OF KldRey.Wort and take 1t
and you will at once feel its tonic power,
II renews the healthy action oil the kid
neys, bowels and liver, and thus restores
the natural life and strength to the weary
body, It can now be had in either dry or
LIQUID form, and In either way Is always
prompt and efficient in action.-Ns0 Bed
ford Standard, AWP&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-13

None receive 80 much benefit, and none
are so profoundly grateful and show suC6
an interest In recommending Hop BitleFs
as women. II Is the only remedy peCu.
liatly adapted 10 the many Ills the sex is
almost universally subject to. Chills and
fever, indigestion or defGnged liver, con.
slant OF periodical sick headaches, weak.
nesN In the back or kidneys, pain In the
shoulders and different parts Of the body,
a feeling Of lassitude and despondency are
all readily removed by these BitterS,-
Comdni. AwG4w,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-13

HlKUSTkE'B SALE OF PROPERTY IN
J. CALDWELL ADDITION.
By virtue Of two several d els OIL trust mIlO "
DArby McDoBough and Bridget, Biz vile, u.
dersigned trustee, dad and req Idtd 10 The OaHd
the ClBIk Vi the CIunty OuTt Of Ohio county, NHi
Virginia, A. iollOES: one dated ths lob dli d AII
1875, and recorded In Deed d Trust BOOl No g. pts
~, and one dated the 9Th day d September, ltil
aud recorded 10 eed Of IruII Book No, D. aI' ~
AhAll OIL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-13
TRUSTEES SAILS
NRusTEE'S Sale

= b. virtue Of Deed o. T,un -,
Z HsS6eehsn q " to ISsS SHE hp,as,
S SsssS Of 'S s.. Gag i'l' iad r'oaa a
county; ". Va, IN DEED Il IH may csGH 1 ost
"a Aea ~ VEige Of an order 4 H. c,,. No -
SppoSIi ~ s @S lSs 90 The ss DAY d J1Sa.,s
IN Plles @ said LsWiI Raiey tb. nSstes !n aJd,f
an stASI ~. raE IdTI DAY Of az I!li0;
~ ~ y s%i,e, s@n@sus!ng Al c,s eFM, lR
$50 - 70 WI % tbs hlSheSt lld b,,t n
ne following real 'Itne, tO-Vt: uaSI o. t4,a
~, SI w addition TO the city Il VIZ. '!sl
h ,ss ~ ~ r.! en- Tvsay.rajS Sf,s Sa'S y
o. lot No which have 10, 6srs INo ana ~
1aess io!S VII b. sold together, or ssSI 'SS;
R RsG ls y . 'Sa ,: SqIi 's Y.
plat Of the lOtI can be seen Al nv 'a, ~ shA,Ia
AAEket street. ~! smel, ~. n,
~ IE S,l.s o. sALE-one.lhgru, tud 4, muck
one and i've yeAn " III u,nlaa elllnS' h
W. u. aALLER, AuetISlser. V N''S' hs'lA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-13
CEALED PROPOSALS.

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNlTY TO VIM
FORTUNE, FIFTH GRAND DlsTRIBu'
TON, CLASS d, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY,
NAY 10Th, ISSl-IS2d Monthly Drawing.
Louisiana State Lottery Company,
This Institution was regularly incorporated ~ he
n pnrposes In 1855, for the Term Of Twenty
ave Year,, 70 which contract the invaluable AiIh
Of the State Il pledged, which pledge has been 70
FTapehlS 10 the new Constitution adopted D0COmbeI
"a, A, D. 1879 With capital o. 100000, 70 yhlCh
Il hSI since added reserve fund Of over $50 900.
IT'S GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION
viii take place monthly on the Saconi Tuesday.
Il WErd SodItI Or poIipOREI. Look At the following
Distribution;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-13

TNRUSTEE'S SALE.

By ylrtueO Of three several dUdu Of trust u,B.n
me, The undPTtiL ned trustee, BY Indiana Dsv,
wife Of Charts II DtiterS, with tbIIlpI n. bTtS,
her husband, dated and recorded TFsHtllJO :, "A y,
ofice u the IeTk u the County IOull n M.
county, Wet Virginia, u follows one dIlNb IN M
day Sune, 1874 and recorded III b, d u mi IN
Nc, I, pages l02 and 100; one dIlld tbV ii ~
September, 1874, . d recorded In be- Of IFQ,t IN
No. I, pages 1851 and Que dated ihs ?ji6 dUti
May, 1875, and recorded 10 N lOi Trust took X /
page blg shall sell, at public AucilUu, d ILtITI
DOR Of the Court HOUSE In the city d WbwIltt
Ohio county, West Virginia, on
kATUhDAY, AtkIL 80, 1871,
commencing at 10 O'CLOCK 4, u ina I6ilbVibs "A.
Scrib, property, that l. 10 nay; The north iTc h6t,
Of the H0uth hall Of lot nuu Tered teen, IL WiiIT
". shriVeT's addition 10 hast Whe libI, ud N
bling situated on the southwest corner q WoII
loFmCTy tVOnlh BlreeIl street. and iIleeDlh mn.
erly Centre street. street, IN tbs tilJ u Ma.
log, West VlniHIA, Il bIing the tame prE,rtJ t,s.
yeJed TO said lndiABA DlIIIn bV NIliDn r Fue
bard and wife, by deed dated The Sd day II JunO M
and OIL rec ri In the oCe Of lhs Cltri Il ths sVIT
touTt Of Ohle county, West Virginia, 10 dltd wi
No, 81, page w.
IkRIs OP ssLE -0ne.thl oilhe pufetue ntn,J,
and 70 much more % The puFchANT NAV elItt d M
In cath, the residue In two IquSl iBIlIllnIhh, LLI
purchaser giving note, secured BY dWd Of luIt Vi
ipprOUd 20 icies Of INSURANCE, hfdelslrst PIIHtDL
he title TO the IAid property u BELIEVED iSbs pf.
feet, but selling As tTuSuer ahal nVeV rhly iEA
title Is 10 Vostd IL ule ~ said detd Of VI iFpu
WILLIAM p, HUBBARD,
W, H. HALLyR, TTuIlN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-13

RHODEs-On TutSIay morning, ApTlll y, 1881, at
u 30 O'Clock, JAoVB RHODEs, IN the 69Ih year Of
hlI aye.
The funeral will take place from hII late rSLdence
on ThurSdsy afternoon At o'clock. Friends OIL the
family are respectfully invited 10 attend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-13

1857 PCises, amounting to."",..,"...."...;tl ,t0
Responsible corresponding agents wanted Of Al
points, 10 whom liberal compensation will 10 paid
For further Information, write clearly, Wing iull
or Money Order BY mail, addressed only %
N, A. DAuPHIN,
New Orleans, La
Or N. A, DAUPHIN At
No. SI9 Broadway, New York.
Az orr Grand Extraordinary DraEiAgI are under IN
nipsrvi1ion and management Of GENERALS q, 7,
BEAUREGARD and JUBAL A. EARLY.
Api8WsAW
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-03-04
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

THERE was an extremely panickY
feeling in Wall Street on the 18th, the entire
list of stocks falling off from one to six per
cent, and Government bonds about one-half
of one per cent. In this emergency Secre-
tary Sherman ordered the Assistant Treas
urer to buy SIC, 900, 600 five and six per cent.
bonds, the effect of which was at once to
ease the market and check the tendency to-
ward panic.
GEN. NEY, Due d'Elchingen, was
found dead at Chatillion, in France, his
forehead pierced by bullet and pistol in
his hand. Gen. Ney was the grandson Of
the famous Marshal Ney.
JOHN ,VANDERHIEDE was hanged at
Shelbyville, KY, on the 25th, for the MUIR
der of negro. This was the second eXecu-
ton in this county of white man for kill
ing negro, the first having occurred in 1925.
E. o. HAYDEN, a wife-murderer, was
hanged at Windsor, VT, on the 25th.
PARLIAMENT passed the so-called
Protection bill on the 18th, the vote stand
ing 2S1 to Sc.
PEACE has been declared between
Chill and Peru.
Mr.. VIM. H. Fl. RUSSELL, q we'll
known st. Louis lawyer, was murderOusly
assaulted i'm his Office, on the 18th, by q
client named Philip Brady, who felt ag-
grieved at the slow progress Of a suit in which
he is interested. A riveting hammer was
the weapon of attack, and but for timely as
sistance Mr.. Russell would doubtless have
In A., - H. xrys<h
severe scalp wound.
A TERRIBLE tragedy is reported from
Waverly, Lafayette County, Mo. Two young
farmers living near there, VIM. Pickett and
Martin Ross, became engaged in
an alteration, when pistols were
drawn and each shot the other. Pickett was
instantly killed and Ross fatally wounded.
Pickett leaves young widow; Ross was
unmarried.
THE Senate Commerce Committee
on the 18th reported back the River and
Harbor bill with amendments increasing the
aggregate appropriations by over 81, 0OO, 900.
The all-night session of the House termi-
mated at ESQ a. m., an agreement having
been entered into at that time for the APP
pointment of five members on each side Of
the House to confer and determine
upon some plan Of settlement
regarding the Apportionment bill. After
recess announcement was made of the death
of Senator Carpenter and the usual resolu-
tons passed. The compromise committee
on the Funding bill did not reach any agree
ment during the day, the Republicans stand
ing out for 3l9 Representatives, while the
Democrats were willing to eoncede 3l5. The
number proposed by the bill is 3O7.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-03-04
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

FEB ia number Of amendments to the
River and Harbor bill were proposed, among
them one by Mr.. Saunders for an appropria-
ton of 81, l3s 900 for the Missouri River between
its mouth and Yankton. The bill for estab-
fishing a Bureau of Animal Industry was
taken up, but encountered good deal of OPP
position on account of alleged defects in its
tional in some of its provisions. Mr..
Ingalls, added he would submit amend
ments with q view Of pertecting the bill.
ject without delay Mr.. Rollins gave netice of
his intention to move as q substitute for the
pending measure the bill formerly introduced
by him.. In the House, Mr.. Carlisle, from
the Ways and Means Committee, reported the
bill repeating all laws imposing taxes
on bank cheeks, drafts and orders. bank
deposits friction matches, medical prepare
lions, perfumery, cosmetics, cologne and 9th.
er articles. The House went into Committee
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-03-04
occURRENCEs OF INTEREST.
A Year Of Horrors.

II good old Mother Shipton. instead Oh
frightening timid people with the prophecy
that the world would come to an end in lSSl'
had announced that it would be very extra
ordinary year, and that the natural elements
would be in unusual connection, involving
vast destruction of property and entailing
great human suffering over wide areas, and
that an era of casualties would set in, occa-
sioning severe loss of human life, and that
violence, murder and suicide would run ram
pant, she would have hit much nearer the
truth There yet remain ten mouths and .
half of the year, and If the destruction VIII CHI
has been caused during the past six weeks
continues in anything like the same pro-
norton for the rest of the year it will be
set down in all future time as the year Of
horror. The winter seems to have accumu-
lated its rayages since the LIST of January.
Fierce billiards have continuously swept
down from the Arctic region. via Manitoba,
pi,ing up snow almost m0untain-high, and
burying many victims beneath its ava
lanches, while numerous others have frozen
to death, exposed to its pitiless blasts. Con-
tinuous rains have inundated the Pacific
coast and have washed out several mining
towns. The ice gorges have burst with great
violence In the thaw and flooded Washington,
Toledo, Philadelphia and other cities, involv-
ing damages to property that amount up in
to the millions A large part of New Orleans
has been under water for days. Innocent lit
tie brooks and creeks in the rural districts
that have barely life enough to run in the sum-
mer have been transformed into raging tor.
rents and have swept away mills, farm-houses,
bridges and fences, and inundated quiet coun-
try villages. Railroads have been blocked ND
until supplies Of food and fuel have grown
scarce and prices have mounted upward with
astonishing velocity. The ocean has been
strewn with wrecks. Not satisfied with
their damage in their own region; the snow
billiards have crossed their natural bound
aries and devastated unfamiliar re-
gions, killing the fruit. Disease has
followed in the track of these extraordinary
natural manifestations, and epidemics Of scar
Leftover, smallpox, diphtheria and other dis
eases have spread with fearful fatality. Every
element of destructiveness seems to have been
let loose. In this country alone the railroads
have killed 102 persons and severely manned
10 others. By marine disasters 40 persons
have lost their lives. By explosions and other
casualties 205 persons have been killed in this
country. as reported by telegraph, which only
content with the loss of life by natural and
unavoidable causes, eighty wretched persons
in this country have taken their own lives,
and 11S others have been murdered in six
weeks time, and these figures only include
those whose names have been mentioned in the
telegraphic news, which, of course, only in
cludes a part of the whole number.-Chicago
Tribune, February 16.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-03-04
Municipal Bonded Indebtedness.

Mr. ROBERT P. PORTER, special agent of the
census on wealth, Debt and Taxation" fur
nishes an interesting exhibit of the outstand-
ing bonded Indebtedness of the cities and
towns of the United States containing popu-
lation of 1900 inhabitants and upward Forth
coming tables will show the purposes for
which all bonds were issued in each year from
1860 to 1880. and the amounts maturing each
year from 1880 to 1900. The figures given in
the following table are subject to possible re-
vision: r..lt t.'.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-03-04

EIGHT lives were lost by the burning
of William Sloan's store house and dwelling
at East Liverpool, O., on the morning of the
23d. The Sloan family occupied the upper
portion of the building. They were not
awakened until the flames had cut OF their
escape by the stairway, and running
to q window, followed by his family,
Mr.. Sloan jumped out, telling his
wife to drop down the children
and then follow herself, and he would break
their fall. For some unexplained reason the
remainder of the family did not follow, and
all were burned to death. The following is
q list of those who persisted: Mrs. William
Sloan, aged 81 years; Luella Sloan, ID; Clyde
Sloan, II; Lizzie Sloan, II, Alex. Sloan, 8;
Paul Sloan, 5; another daughter, aged 1s
months, and Wilbur Sheels, . brother Of Mrs.
Sloan.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-03-04

BY far the most accurate estimate of future
population ever made in this country, or any
other, was made by a man named Watson in
1875 As his predictions were published that
year there can be no doubt of the genuineness
of his "guesses." He predicted that the pop
ulation in 1880 would be 56,450,OOO. His proph-
ecies were made in 1915. and here is the strik-
ing manner in which successive censuses have
shown their accuracy:
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-03-04
State Supervision of Railways.

State Supervision Of Railways.
The following is the substance of the bill
reported by the House Committee on Railroads
as a substitute for the various bills referred to
them:
It provides for the appointment of three In
spectors by the Governor, with the consent of
the Senate The salaries of these inspectors
shall be at The rate OF s. 500 per annum, paya.
shall be from the LIST OF May of the present
year to March l. 1883. No person shall he ap-
pointed inspector who shall own stock or be
The travelling expenses of the inspectors
will be refunded them on the necessary
vouchers. The duties of the inspectors
s pars1,ed BY the different roads in regard to
passenger and freight rates and charges, and
the difference in charge between occasional
warehouse shippers. The inspectors, or any
of them, shall have power to administer oaths,
to compel the attendance of witnes .es, and the
production of all books and papers necessary
to furnish the information sought, or which
ment of railroads. The Board of In
spectors shall report to the Legislature of
1883, disclosing fully the actual working
of the system of railroad transportation,
and also make suggestions as to the policy
the State shall pursue regarding railroad leg
Station. The board shall also require semi
annual reports from all railroads in order to
compel the attendance of witnesses, and thus
carry into effect the provisions OF tue bill.
The board shall have power to issue subpenas
and other necessary processes, signed by the
President of the board which process shall
be served by the Sheriff or Constable of the
county wherein such process may be is
sued. The board shall have power as court
to punish for contempt of process. Other Sec
lions of the bill provide for qualifying the in.
spectoIs filling vacancies, and the manner of
preparing and presenting their report. Sec
lion provides that If the commits sioners in
the course of their duties discover that any
road is violating the laws of the State, they
shall at once report to the Attorney General,
in order that he may take the necessary legal
proceedings.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-03-04

As General Walker says, in speaking OF this
matter, it almost staggers credulity. .'That
man, q mere human being" says General
Walker, "shouId be able to predict fifty years
in advance the number of inhabitants in Q
rapidly growing country within q fraction Of
one per cent. seems wonderful-almost be-
yond belief" Had the war not inter-
vened it is believed that Watson's
predictions would have held good in 1870, and
also in 1880. But in 1870 he was ahead of the
census nearly 100000, and in 1880 nearly $780,
600. The losses Of the war, direct and contin-
gent. we can never know, but WatsOns fig
ures, almost absolutely accurate up to the war
period, would show 1t to affect us the present
year to the extent Of nearly 100000. That is,
had there been NO war, the present population
of the United States would be about 56y0O0,OoO.
Watson predicted that the population In 1900
would reach 100000 COO but General Walker
does not believe It win be over about 50 100000
-E1chGn0e.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-03-04

GEN. HANCOCK has signified his in
tention of being present at the Inauguration
of Gen. Garfield.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-03-04

Col. CASH, who killed Col. Shannon
In duel in South Carolina some month
ago, has been indicted for murder.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-03-04

The Boston cooperative store, Of
which Josiah Quincy and other philan-
thropists are Directors, lost 1926 on its
last years business, but is now nearly
on paying basis.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-03-04

BOTH Houses of the Tennessee Legls-
Iature voted to take recess, in order to
participate in the Presidents inaugural
ceremonies.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-03-04

The Arkansas lower House, on the
22d, by vote of 66 to II, passed joint res
olution proposing an amendment to the Con-
stitution prohibiting the sale OF liquor IN
the State.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-03-04

THE butchers of Milan have invented
q process fol- killing their cattle by
launching projectile against their fore.
heads; they oppose throat-cutting.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-03-04

GEN. MALONE, the Virginia Senator
elect, has chosen his seat on the Republican
side, and q friend who is constantly in COM
munication with him predicts with conf
dence that Malone will vote with the Repub.
lican party,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-03-04

A SIGNIFICANT meeting of Free Trade
Democratic members Of Congress took place
in Washington, on the evening Of the 22d,
the ostensible occasion Of the gathering be-
ing a dinner given by Representative
Hurd, Of Ohio. About thirty persons
were present and the preliminary steps were
taken toward forming permanent organiza-
ton. 1t was the general sentiment Of those
present that Free Trade should henceforth
be made prominent feature Of the Demo-
cratic National policy.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-03-04

LADY MARY BENNETT is said to have
raised the first pansy that ever bios
somed. some twenty years ago, at Wal
tOn-on-T Thames.