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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-22

We have held the opinion that the day
would come when several, II not all, Of the
Southern States would 60 back on the old
free trade ideas Of the Democratic patty
In the nature Of things this must be 30
The South las great resources in the way
Of mineral wealth and cotton, and she can.
not afford to be perpetually shipping these
resources from her soil to other localities for
manufacture. This is the view that her
most progressive people are now taking
and urging in the public prints. Only a
short time ago a prominent citizen Of Ala.
bana, during visit to Wheeling, informed
us that steps were being taken to establish
an anti.ftee trade and anti.Democralic pa.
per at the capital oil that State. II was to
be backed, in part, by men who had been
Coniedemtes during the war, but who were
now convinced that Alabama must cut
loose from the Democratic party in order 10
insure the development Of her Resources.
And now comes the Richmond Di.pa,ch
the most influential Democratic paper in
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DIED.

HILLEBRECITT- Thursday, October 20, 1851
AUGUST HILLEBRECHT aged Is yeaS.
Funeral from his late residence, No, 2326 ChapiinG
street, on Sunday afternoon ut O'Clock. Friends
OF the family are invited. Intcrment at Peninsula
Cemetery
HILDEBRAND-on Friday October q, ISL, at !
o'clock r. ~, CATHARISE, wife Of Ferdinand Hide
brand, aged q years,
Funeral will take place from her late residencc in
BenwOod, Sunday morning at O'Clock. Friends Of
the family are invited to attend. lnterment at Mt
Calvary.
MUNCAsTER-In Cleveland, Ohio October q
ISL Of typhoid fever, JAMES ", MuEcAsTER, In the
ed year Of his age,
The funeral will take place on Sunday afternoon
at o'clock from the residence Of James IAunder
No. 1872 Jacob street, Friends Of the family arc In
vited. IntermCnt at Peninsula Cemetery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-22

Virginia-and cries out against free trade
ideas We quote from an editorial in that
paper Of the goth as follows;
From what we have been able 70 observe
but few men In the South now hold 70 NEE
trade doctrines. England's example has
amounted 20 nothing, so far as the rest OF
the world is concerned; indeed, her own
people are getting sick unto death OF It;
The agitation there, under the name OF
Fair Trade, indicates how utterly Golden
and his fellow prophets have failed in their
predictions.
We in the South are iRst beginning the
world in manufactures, but the beginning
has been good one. We have at hand
all the raw materials necessary for these
manufactures, and the country money
that used to go into negroes is finding
its way into the stock OF these factories
The live men who manage these industries
understand fully the fact that what made
such industries prosperous in the North
cannot fail 10 have the same effect in the
South, hence they want our protective tar,
ilr to continue, and laugh to scorn the old
free.trade notions that used to prevail in
our section.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-22

The inventive editor OF the Gilmer coun'
ty Gilmerits proposes to arrange the Con
gressional districts Of this State so that the
following counties shall constitute this dis
trict-viz; Hancock, Brooke, Ohio, Mar
shall, Marion, Harrison, Lewis, Braxton,
Webster, Wetzel and Tyler. This would
be an interesting district to stump. The
candidates would have to traverse nearly
three-fourth OF the width Of the State,
from the top of Hancock county to the
Virginia line. Even Col Ben. Wilson
would not like to be turned loose in such a
district.
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"MASY cases OF fever and ague, dumbaguG,
and COngcstive chills were promptly arrested
and entirely banished, by the use Of your
simmons Liver Regulator, You don't say
half enough In regard to the efficacy Of your
valuable medicine, in cases OF ague, inter
mittCnt fevers, etc, Every case has been ar
rested Immediately. Believe me, when say
was sufferer for years with the Liver dis
ease, and only found relief by using your
medicine. When your medicine Is taken, il
seems to send thrill through the nervous
system. ROBERT J. WEEKS,
"BAtayia, Kane Co, I'LL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-22

VTrY OF WHEELING
LOAN Of 1881 Az PER CENT B0HOS'

NJ virtue OF the authority vested IN VI .,, aiH
jInSncS Of tht City Of Wheeling cnlil'JH y6E
OTIinance TO provide for the i%nrnnd '1g t"5I.
n Inc CITY OF Wheeling, 10 b. known ., Mis.,,T
iSsi, md Tor the redemption anl a}mtI WHt.iIff
passed by the Council Of The S'id Ivy 1t,J 'Ins
IN the I'D day Of August, 1851 aud fa,iu. t,ia
gwniided voters Oi said city ut ~ ely0iI"NN 'WtM
,Ge iSth day Of September, ISL We WIZ Wy ,6t 4
Jav oI November, 1881, Ht the ES'G4.R,. ,'i.y,Bh.
Wheeling IN The city Of Wheeling Ne, h
Vii lie b6nds Issued under said Ofiiial5 \. 10
Lig6est bidder for cash. Each ,ll il.i Al N
mtiIIug and addressed to the nllerlE'" ysM
me" n the clerk Of the city OF Wht.l.E !. ht
,nv toii bonds will be received nj i''s Iagd.8
tbejF mar Talue. Said bonds nig 0lN a.. me
ihe Sthornt Of Siji,5QO; 5000 ih,fm ai dR
denomination Of 500 each; S'." ..,itga ,ttrd
DEMONSTRATION Of 600 each. and me t.,l, frmttt
~ Inc denomination u slpn, nuiHhu yoftnG
IN 40 Inclusive. Said bonds az Ialg ...T,sflA
la issi, and are payable on o. btioi, AZ lie rtd
ioit Al said bank, and bear ln'nig, a' Tte M
io,,t and Dne.hali per cent Iet mltt' ,r, 5fIyJH
~ Wb"cling reserves the tighi 10 fJ' nv, ~ ~
value any one or more q 'ail ,",' IN ,bo lafis'
lime S aitef The iii day Of NoyeWgHgmaf' |" iUSEs
q, r. Hllbhklh'
II, iElt1N1.,-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-22

Ii there is one thing above another that
Judge Faulkner Is especially pronounced
against, land properly sol it is the habit OF
carrying concealed weapons, and our State
Attorney made a correct statement a few
days ago, when he said "that nearly all the
homicides that have occurred in this coun-
ty within the past two years are traceable
to this unlawful practice, JlartinsbTg
SdtesMdR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-22

WHEAT is 81 %, corn 70, oats 40, barley
20, beans 81 80, onions 50, potatoes so, hogs
81, butter 25, and eggs 10 cents at Woods
filed, Ohio,
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Catarrh Of the Bladder.

Singing, smarting, irritation OF the urina-
~ passages, diseased discharges, cured by
6Buchupaiba.n Druggists Depot Langhlin
Bros, 4 Co., Wheeling,
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AT Fairmont wheat sells for SIPS, corn
e5, oats 40, potatoes SIPS, beans Sl.75, rye
90, butter 80 and eggs 10,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

~ " virtue o. deed q trust made by tn
A. D. lssQ, and recorded Ia ne Ono w o. Mach
the County Court OF Ohio COUNT NJ, rs Catk q
Deed OF trust Book NO Il, page 4 i 'tts!ll4 In
public auction, Gt the front door oi h.. Ia sel At
Of Ohio county, West Virginia, on '''' 'Vuf' llGgNs
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER lo7t ,.s,
commencing Rt 10 O'Clock A. NJ H.. -
estate that Is 10 say. Lots AMI "a ii.'uN.us nal
James BAKER and James H. BAKER, g'i'ii, t4lle 10
city OF wheeling, situated on the tasi 70 The
more street. also lots q, T. $ q 10 N iu H. Nl Hal,
north half Of lots and II In squaF h. ~ hRd the
9, Z and gand north half Of lot IN s . 4sy ol,
John h. Bakers addition To the DIV tSt4ir y 10
also the fraction Of lot Il in Inst Whs," Ayg..Bg
on the southeast eoEuer OF lg,h and NJ situated
ltouilnt ~ Ivy ol run Alreei and funulnI H{th,
the depth OF l3u feet toward WlrtIirgs uleG 10
the west 20 feet OF lot -, East Wbrrl,, mex l,O
on 18Th street and running back tUwaS5 mailing
Creek to the depth OF IN iret '"'' Wheeling
Fractional lot u, East Wheeling uui,
q whole anu IN three parcels ruri e., ~ HIrnd
feet on 18Th street, and sold in the MN 'tyEtHg Y
most money On the west ethIrl y, '5lttA. W.
good one story frame house. ''''' W a''1 '0Iha
The lots In said squares l2Rud lgwut..r
separately AND Us aWhOle and sold ~ a WBy ,G0gfd
the most money. wa! Ne,dilg
Lots $ and . In square viii he sid .c,,,...,
Title believed To be good, but ,elIIng l"'ltly
AhAll convey only such title rs Is y,,i,,t "u'tet
the deed Of trust Aforesaid ''''' w be BY
TERMS or SALE-OHerhalf cash and tbt,
the purchase money payable Ia one va, |s4!etQ
tercst and evidenced by prumls,0N tnr T rll Ia
6e retained I'LL all the purchase iugr,, Tvs 10
satisfactorily secured, '''' Is lsidW
1ovv n pryr,,ro, TJ,HUGvs, Trust,
" ~ HAHN
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w ]. W. CoWDEN,
vs. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Once, No, l22l Chaplne st., Wheeling, ". Va
Prompt attention IN All business, je7biw
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ATTORNEYS.

GEO r. +. e1LoHR Hist, -,
onlco with Taylor 1 BAR, a "A"'
Admiralty and MAtitime Law specially. Coiiec-
lions promptly made, Sn5i
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VII HALLER, AuctIoncct 10
TRUsTEEs SALE OF EAST WHEEL
mo PROPERTY,

By virtue Of deed OF. trust made by J@eplM
dated the 18th day Of March. 1915 and recorded N
The office Of the Clerk Of the County court Of OGlo
county, West Virginia. In Deed Of Trust l3oG No
s, page 3O7, shall sell at public at llg @
door Of the Court House Of Ohio county Nel VIZ
otnla OIL
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HANNtLBAAALTo FoRB +; ,,.,v
0tlCe, Custom HouSe. Wheeling, W. Va. jai2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-22

COMMENCING ~ ~ U tlutk A. ~. The fIlI.,rft
scTibed property that Is Ia ,ay: or,t,, wy de-
parcel OF ground in that part OF the r,iy"iV EE OF
Ohio county, In the addition 10 ,lil div ii''''Ii
by John McLnte and described q. follow, ny
ginning at point where the south limo ~ A. "
alley running pamlcl with ana ,nglG " ,py b m
street strikes the National Road. Theme ali nfa
western line OF sud rOad south about ,eyrr,s. he
more or less 10 MIS- ROaChs line urgr,, ,.;' ny
MHL ROachs line one hundred and s.yty.tGn.. WV
more or less Ia Phillips linr; thence HoFib MIX ny.
Phillips line hitysiX feet To the ALLEY ai1,sS9
thence east with said line two huGdntianG HWY
feet more or less to tho beginning, IgrG. ,N'tg
the Improvements thereon ''' VIVA
Title believed good but will convey oplr III.
title vested IN me by Slid deed Oi trust '''' 'ne
TERMS or SALE-Onethirl NJ the punrhs,, ,,.,...
and ~ much more rs the purchaser may rle,I Xxx
In hand, the baauCc In two equal iuiailmsn,a9e \,
six and twelve months, with Interest tfomI,s y
sale, the purchaser giving notes sccllnd by Jp'S y
trust and policy OF insurance on the ptCpr,iy ~
the deferred payments: ''''|
". W. CnwbEN. Solicitor '' ''mer
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-22

commencing at $50 o'clock 4. ~, the following Dc
ScriGCd properly. that Is tn say The southern
nne.half Oi lot numbered seven IN square Numbered
one, in the addition to the city Wheeling IaldOh
BY Carroll and Baker. ,.,.,.t
TITLE believed good, but selling as trustee 'I Mi
convey only such title Us Is vested III mo W 'ne
deed Of trust Aforesaid. ,...,
TERMS or SALE ne.thirlo Of tlcpunhaE molV,
and "a much more aS the purchaser may Ctl ,s y,
In hand, the residue IN two equal n'iaIIlatlin y
ak and twelve months, respectively, win ilts,at
from day Of sale, purchaser giving ilot', % ,lWt
BY deed Of trust and policy OF insurance upon "
DT6perty for the deferred payments,
P'VP''' WIN, r,'HuBBARD, Tmio,
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". H. 1tALLER. Auctionect. 40
T1RUSTEES SALE OF ISLAND PROP
EuTy

n. EhIl' ,-.,
Nv virtue Of deed Of trust mndc by Nmk Peg
ioSS and Mary l., Douglass, his wife, tome m 'tl,N
jStci February 9th. ISL aud recorded " We UTs
OI Inc CLERK Of the County court oi ONO S1 ,.
West VhYlnin, III Deed Of Trust I0ok No. III
Of viii GSll at public auction. III the front d"~
the Court House Of said county Oh
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER l9ril. i"I,
commencing at iOo'clock A. NJ lc following ,.ls, g
scfibcd property, that l. Ny Iic i Sa5 1i rsgsT
IL tho addition 10 the City Of Wheeling lali ol'
OriofT 4, Zane, on Wheeling Island qua ii IlT9f
OH the north side Of Ohio street anl yS'''" O''
Si,c hundred and twenty feet To On h,sy ,.,,, III.
r.Iiia beiipyGi good. bit ! will only ooh'y Jus
ttiie vested IN me by said deed q ltu'l .,,,,,
TRIMS or sAtE-0ncthIrl Of The I ,,,g s. d, S
and IA much more rs the purchaser lahy N.Y.,
T., hand Tho balance In two equal ih'lR!it"V't H.
AZ and twelve months with interest lig i Y, 5 NJ
Of sale, the purchaser giving noiGs g.aIv a,y5CTp
Of trust oil The properly I2r w InNpiI Tfdes
~. J, ". COwpES solicitor. -----..
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF NnpT,;
WHEELING PROPERTY wv u lll

By virtue Of urtu Oi Trust male d., an,
Muileney and Anna NJ. Mulrury MI. Michael
trustee, dated June 10Th ls76, AID p,"5 NIX 70 He'
office Of the Clerk Of the County yogri' W ltr
county, West Virginia, In Deed Of TT. r H. VEo
10, page AZ, viii sell at public ailrt,on y NJ
Virginia, on '"""'l' IVES,
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r H. CoWDEN,
y ATTORNEY AT LAW.
No. 1879 Chapllne 81, wheeling vi Va myst
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-22

commencing at 1890 O'clOckA ", proceed to sellil
the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county
West Virginia, to the highest aud best bidder, the
following described property, that Is To say. Alh
northeast Onc.hnli Of the Clsi half Of tie 10
numbered one hundred and sixty Of the adl0Ab
the city Of Wheeling laid out by Peter iamal John
Fawcett and other, called East Wheeling haynil
front on Alley Il OF thirty feet aud running theme
south, Of the uniform width VI thiIiy'lcCl hlT
feet to line running across said lot and dividing
the same into two equal parts
Title believed good, but selling Us trustee ihill
convey only such title US hvestCd In mely AID
deed Of trust
TERMS or SALE one.third OF the purchase money
and as much more rs the purchaser may elect ~
hand, the residue In two equal InstaIlmcnu aiM
and twelve months, with interest from day o. ale,
nurchaSer giving notes, secured by deed Of ilN
and policy OF INSURANCE Tor deferred payments
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JAMES T. ROGERS,
u ATTORNEY AT LAW.
V No w.. vheBlne 81, opposite the Court House,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-22

by virtue Of deed Of trust made by pstH,l
WEIGH and AlmCdia, his wife, 10 ma a. imJs,
dated the l4th day Of June 1915, aud rplofisiil
the office Of the Clerk Of Ohio County W,t NJ.
gInlR, In Deed Of Trust Book No. s. page I'D I'M
sell ut public auction at the front il6of Of he (,
House Of Ohio county, West Virginia, On '''
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER o, Isl,
commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. ~, the OloWIp,Is.
SCribed property, that is To say All the sub
One.hRli OF the east Onc.hRli u the Ot npm'
bered one hundred and sixty Of the addition 10 l6e
said city Of Wheeling laid ont by Peter YGfnTI
John FaWCett and other, commonly called XXI
Wheeling, addition being situate on the north I'M
OF Seventeenth street and having imnt on Nm
street Of thirty feet and running back thence ,iIiy
feet Of an uniform width Of said front to lnc flb.
ming through said lot cast and west and dividing
the same Into equal parts.
Title believed TO be good, but selling a. trustee
shall convey only such title as Is vested inme N
the deed Of trust aforesaid.
TERMS or SALE.-OnC.thirl Of the puirhR,c
money, and as much more us the purchaser may
elect, cash In hand, the residue In two equal h
stRllnent at six and twelve months, fc1rclyCly
with interest from day Of sale, purchaser gylig
notes secured by deed Of trust upon the rrOItfty
for deferred payments
". r. HUBBARD, Trustee
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MORNING, OCTOBER n.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

UTANTRD IMMEDIATELY = TWO
w competent stogis makerl Call on Jos, iahn,
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ri II 81 q 1t b.
8 3. 4O7, 81. Glouo, Winn

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Ne hsta9s; Die Auellenentoedung ii
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ouIstlteQt bat. Man fonn princleQ Dc,
belleren 2lusnubuns Der inolretten 8e:
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erbillen, oab seraee jett ldon aus oel
erltsn beiten QueQe neue M,ttel ee=
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gobn bre9en = Damn, aber aud nu
oann fam er leine Meiorm 1iesreid
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glac gelegentli6c s(n3,ieen miillcu I'M |or.

Wac gclegcnt(id)e s(n3si9en mii7cn I'M Gor.
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&C., &C miiilcn biz ipGteiten5 0inffo9 Mlittaq
IN Der Office bicieS 8latteS eintreffen.
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s(bonnsnen, wclc6c iDren 9Sobuort Gnbcrn,
,perocn erludL nebit oem neuen @obuorte ,u,
elcid) Den Namen itner Eofoifice aniuocbcn
no lie s"lcbt Den vNorOltcr in G.npfana &c
nomMen Doben.
lbnnnenentsbctrdne wcrben su ieber 3eit
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siur fir Die @clbsr, bic per rcgiltrirtcn
8ref oocr WtoncDOroer eeloub1 meroeu, iiber
neDmcn 'Dir Die Scroniuortli6tcit.
Ran aorellire ale Briefc:
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Sen ein19iden, li9 Der Morei1s Der
neuen 6irma: Mepcr, &olenbereer &
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bsoienen mD9en.
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S n I a n ,.

SIN 8unbes= 5enate bauer. Der
mabrbeft itanoal0Ie Yartei6aoer mcgen
W,rtbeiluna Der Nemterbeute nit un9e=
ldmd4ter 3dbisfeit fort, nobel es lid
immer oentli6er berausteQt, ooB es Scr
Webriabl Der fttt ootirten @enatoren
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IL @emifd'e Garben binis gu fauisa
be; elar: & Brochures 9obboi. l7-ss
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Scr 9pr0fern "

Elm Blatt CUR Belebrun9 uno unterbal=
tung. gbonnementspreis (unter 8or=
ousbes ablung.)
Sur bic Ser. @taaten unb @anaod, portofrei
S1briid $3.50.
2albid6rli@ $l.25.
Nod) Gurspa, portofrci:
SdDrli5 $500 Solbia6rli1 $3.50
Nreiie fir stu5ci9en:
Pu6l'fotonen untcr ben 9ocalipaltcn lC
SentS Nif 2rilc
, 1881-09-22
Tho Reign Of Law.

10 tha Editor Q Iht CHfaea 1ffoaHs. :.
CITIoA0t,. Sept. .i-Among Tho mutiy valuable
lpaaons taught by tho traRso luath Of Proslent
Qurlield, uane Ii 80 much emphasized, iIlus.
tratc, and demonstrated ~ the fApt that tue nfe
ta!fs Ut this world arc shnpcd aud aotor'nInod
by tho o,sprution Ut the Jnmutabto and !hcxor-
a1.o Iu>ys OF NatMro Tau slIKhtcst Intervention
OF supernatural power ut ut1y lnotnent fEo1' tho
thus tho vlhtin uutean conceived blu lastardly
PURPOSE until Heath closed tho aud scano would
hayo uvcrtud tho tlnnl catastrophe, All chrlston-
dom aud .nlIllouH u other people Ut ttltferent
faiths prayed sosyantIy ind frequently front thu
hour tho gatnl shot WIS tfr1l until aaAth super
yut,ed thur uotl would Interfere In hohut OF lhlb
great aud good nun, Win Whnt ctftut. or rather
luck Ut GtlGet. 1t IL nuw ti1edloss 70 faohuoa.
From tht,,laa,ds Of pmp!ts Will nt'w un'anato
the old SuphiaGry thAt "Qol moves IN y myx-
iprouY WHY" Ctc.; thut "bypry oipiiu naa ii
silver ttn,HH," otu,t iu 0tlor Wurds, that for
vUrIlo rctIoil which no dups not Wish to rercul,
f,oI has killed Irpsidont OArleld, lust III ho did
l,rtsiIlput Liueolll, aud thAt III due tInu, when
vu fully uspiursta and tho Matter. Wo AAAll ou
x.ud uf It! Yo know Of 1io btcssnK, howuycr.
| but We do knpw ut M tnuxrrcSsihe amount VI
gufpr.nx cnt,sud by tho uutlu1cly death uf Ltn3
fMin md it WILL bo hartl IN mako tho people
6ulipyU that ttsa losa Of lartiel4 WIS In ANY way
| ucCes14ry TO thuir prosperity.
| tho people thas the murder Vt tho ProsldeuE.
, 1881-09-22
GUITEAU'Y TRIAL.

RTATl:k..ArrUtlsEY MI[.L.H' OPINION.
4 TulnUsE reporter eallel lust night ut tho
Residence or S.Ato's-Attorpey t4uthor l.ntn
Mills, No. 40 Wurson arcIlic, md interviewed
that gentleman TN tho suhiout vt jnr'sd'rtion In
thu trlMi 1T lutteau. Upon hnrtng tho conun-
drum prnpountcd to him, Mr. aillls rcluarkcd
ttlat tic subject was ono which was receiving
HrcAt uttc1ltlon All over th0 Gbuntry. wlthslllt.
h,weyer. much tlartnnny 4s set, uni 10 rhccF-
fully proceeded to ada Ills 0p!nluns to tho Kcn.
crat fund.
.'rno President having hcen shot In tho Dis
trtot 1T C0iun,bia u,.h dying frotil tho effect Ut
tho Injury III tho StAtb vt Nuw Jersey" sAftl Sir,
Miller, tito aucsttoa is curotIuy MI interesting
ono. considered sraRa legn! standpoint, III iu
tho placu whrru tho Asssln shuula be tried, nnl
!ts differentiation Involves several novel coll-
sl.leruliofs. Thore hppeNrs to bs' much dlltcE.
eaue Ut upInlh, nnong courts uud law writer's
VI, tho subject"
"ro what authorities 10 you especially re-.
fcr1"
"Tho two eminent authors, S}s. Wharton and
Ar. tIlshnp, whllu tot III espE0sa teruIs subaMl"
ttuEly tillt0r III their sieWs 0f tho ialtGF Thu
tory n Whtca tIs s.,s,s., of death was al,alus.
trrott ll,la tho sUlo Jurisdiction ~ try thn tlnll
charged With the killing, notwltlstnn4inF tho
tGe siat0 wcro tho victim tic. This tufinor takc,
tho Wow thAt Thu Jurisdiction! ~ tue osn ~.
II ~ sa psa y t. to
IS: N,ll+ hsss toos Whattoa from @ hIs ,'a library
ercI settled that. j. s!atu.o i es'ustttu.ioaa j j
which cul',res 'jurie.llgstoa upon the sovereign
"iius iEo statv 0f Now .lcs.cy such astatnses'
"i'cs. a,,a It wiz .lllutod IN sull III rcren1
nambcr ot rits TNtnuAE: ,,,,
s,u.o ot Nov jsssey bus undoubtod jurlsdietios
tn try tiaikeuu. However, Tho Supratu9 tpur
Ut that 6ta,p hus to y certain VI