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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-09-14
POSTAL NOTE FROM PROF. VII
COW

DoDD CITY, Texas, Sept. s, 1881,
To the Editor of The Morristown Gazette:
Friends in and around MOrristOwn
said write. This week will be busy
one. None of US will have time to
write for few days. We came the long
journey safely. All were tired except
our little girl. She arrived as fresh and
cheerful as she started. A host Of Ten
nesseans gave us hearty welcome. We
are talked down answering questions
You're truly, A. w. WILSON,
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DR. Marion Wilmeth is still very
low with lung fever at his fathers
residence in shis town.
al Sure Cure For Piles.

Do you know what is to suffer
with Piles? If you do, you know
what is one Ofthe worst torments Of
the human frame. The most per-
feet cure ever known is Kidney
Wort, 1t cures constipation, and
then its tonic action resorts health
to the diseased bowels and prevents
recurrence of disease. Tryit with
out delay. The dry and liquid are
both sold by druggists. Globe.
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THE HORRIST0WN GAZETTE
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. IA, 1881.
WAR VETERANS.
Invitation to Chattanooga Ger
emOnies
CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 8, 18E

The Society of ex-Confederate
Soldiers extends a cordial invitation
to the Mexican War Veterans to
participate with them in the cere-
monies of September 22d, as an or
ganization. In behalf of the SOcie-
fv G. G.. CoNNoR, Sec.
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element prevails. The leader of the
party answers the description of the
leader of the party that robbed the
Chicago & Rock Island train in
Winston, Mo.
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On the 4th inst, in Warren coun-
ty, not far from McMinnville, Hay
wood Meadows, a prominent citizen,
was shot dead in his door. His son
Floyd was arrested on suspicion.
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DAIRY DEPARTMENT

5 lbs. -. ............... 50 so
So to first and SOC to second.
Cheese, package OF not less than
5 observation-disclosures. 2 so
So o first and soc to second.
JUDGES. NJ Lowe, Thos Tom
linson, J. F, GoodsOn,
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-.i lor nsis, aea az iniofaaion IA
A N. WnENf ~
Travelling Agent. Atlanta a.
WM r huuNHf
Passenger Agent, Chaiianoora, zen.
w. II. DANIEY.
osn1 Paas'r and Tiohet Agt.. Nashville. Tsnn
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Norfolk g Western
Railroad.
sCHEDULE IN EFFECrAUG as. 81.
WEATNYAItD.

Arrive Richmond. Z" " " aasf Ii
Leave Richmond, " 90 sua fr
Arrive Petersburg ~ al a -
Leave Burkeville (viaH a y. K.Hl a. Do tsa b..
Leave Hchmond. " " aaIf nI
Arrive nurkovtIlo go IL
Arrive Lynchburg, tviaN. &w.hR). = ni p. m.
Connect at PETERSBURG with Richmond A
Petersburg Il. % Tor Richmond aud thr North arI
springs on che limo Uf Ghrsaurakr a ohio IL N
At BuhKEVfI.LE connect with TlIrHHlt..t.r A.
Danyille X. n. o. aud fruui the south
Al LlNCHHuRG with virginia Midland ll,IF.
way 20 aud FROM the south aud North.
AZ BRISTOL with Tenn Va. A ga Nanfuah
for All points South aud Huuth4Wesf.
No has Through klraperH from WaahInUtHH fl.
New Orleans via Knoxville aud Atlanta
No las slocpsr between LynehtuFs aud Euur.
Vile
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EAST WARD.

CurinFct AZ IiHNCuBuHG with NIrRiHla lUIianH
Railway t0 aud from che North ana sfutH
AZ BEhKENfLLE With U.rHuuud uaU4 Iia
'ililruad FOR klchmnud. Washington. baltimore
aud New YORK Through Car ittaoan LBurlHHfF
End Richmond via nurkfaif.
MPErEhbBUt0 with Hirhr.und A PETERSBURG
Railroad for Richmond. AUD uifh NrGrraUurH
Road Tor weldon aad IiuiutH South Easf.
Al NORFOLK connection fH rlaIr Goa NHuIaFa.
wednesday, aud Saturdays with old dominion
Steam ship Co for New frfk. leaving nd q O.. a.
Also, for Boston On Tuaafhya anh Eridafa.
Straight and round trip ticket a. iuw rafrs
Connect With Hay Line daily. rncaIt HuuInv
for BALTIMORE. Philadelnhin AMI Nrw EnfA
Excursion Tickets o. SUMMER ltasH Tfa nn "a
Tenn. Division, and EIrat aud second CIaaa
Tickets = az prominent points fhrout hani Ale
Meat and Southwest, ga sale az EynehbufF.
peterrburg~nnd NurfoIk
- Tor fuiher PARTICULAR, ete.. addrraa
y 3. brown, 0on1 rray. Art Lguef-
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Job Printing neatly. eKecutc,i "a 4
GAZETTE ohice. a
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NM. OSBORNE. MT Pciershurr. Va.
FRANK HudEH, supt r r., Lynchturr. VI
The Consolidated Railway

OF the Norfolk wett.rn Kaiiroad. D. prrrartd
through ~ conncciinn, tu d. che aarsas tualHraa
duccmenta offered 81 aud from iahialra aud an
poiutH on Norfolk & Western d. a.. CIIre ofnnef-
lion a. Norfolk with steamers o. and from naiil4
more daily, eLoopt sunday.
W, CAHrEsrEn, Manager. Lyuchlurg. Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-23

she belonged, or who she was,
could be obtained. She lay in
q stppor from about eleven o'clock
Yesterday morning until about 8 O'Clock
last night, when not arousing, the
officials became alarmed. The idea
that she was under the inhuedce OF
strong drink was dissipated, as she Ger.
tainly would have shown sure signs OF
Consciousness in the time she had re-
mained there. A message was sent to
Police headquarters for the po.
lice ambulance and in the mean
time physicians were summon
cd, but before either answered Mrs.
Gist had expired. The relatives and
friends OF the lady were notified OF the
sad occurrence and Immediately repaired
to the ferry wharf. At ii O'Clock Mr..
Gist, his son and son-in-law arrived. Mr..
Gist was completely overcome at the sud-
den death. When questioned by
a reporter, he replied with much indig-
nation the insinuation that his wife ever
used strong trink. He stated that she
was not subject to attacks OF hegrt dis
ease, nor did he think that her family
were appoplectic. The coroner was no.
titled, and gave the husband authority
to remove his wife's body to his resi-.
dence on Second street, which was done
at a late hour last night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-23
RAILROAD w RECR.

Two Men Killed aud Others Injured.
CLEVELAND, March % The Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern express,
due here at 7:0j tonight, ran off the
track at Nottingham, eight miles east,
while running at a high rate OF speed.
Engineer John Lace and Fireman Hen.
derson were killed and crushed against
the head OF the boiler by the tender,
which turned completely over the engine
The engine was thrown on its side.
The mail, two express, a baggage and
two passenger coaches were thrown
from the track, which was torn mp for
two hundred feet. The smoker and
three sleepers did not leave the track.
No passengers were injured, though all
in the forward cars were considerably
shaken up. The express and baggage
cars were badly wrecked and the mes
spnyers iniured
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-23
Prominent Man Dead.
LIVE STOCK.
Ch,oARc.

Sn1uekts
CHICAGO, March 22.- The Drown
Jovnai reports hog receipts $500
head; shipments $500 head. Market
active, firm, higher and irregular; COM
mon 10 good mixed packing s. BOA
; S5; choice heavy 81 OO(d6 40; light
bacon s. 90Gf5 95; all sold.
Receipts 100 head; ship.
ments |, 200 head. Market very active
and somewhat excited the meagrr sup
ply taken quickl'; fair to good shipping
81 65G5 90; choice shipping - 25lG
5 80; prices advanced iGsc from FRI.
day: butchers brisk at 3 b0tGi %; sill
bulls firm at 81 1880; stockers and
feeders So 1904 %; calves, per head
$40 0OtBl6 90.
Sheep - Receipts 200 head; ship
ments 5OD head Market fair; native
S. OOCa5 %; no extra offered; quota.
tons 81 40tu,5 20.
Cincinnati Horse and Mulo Market
CINCINNATI. March 2l.-There con.
tinues tn be good degree of animation
in the market, and the demand for fine
drivers, sadders and horses IL increas-
ing. There is also some rise in prIcss.
The entire sales OF the past week aver.
age 500 II, as against an average OF
s97 32 in the previous week Of sub
stautialy the same kind OF stock
We quote range OF prices a. follows:
Driving horses, sl2O@2O0; drasght
horses, Sll5dl75; street car horses,
SoO6l20; Southern chunks, S75GBllO:
Southern plugs, S3595j; mules, ag"d 4
to s wears. I5t To 10 hands, sl3O'@lsj;
mules, Is 10 lji hands, SlOjCal4O;
mules, lll to II hands, s9O(9l2O; IL 10
Il! hands, sS0GlC5
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, March 22.-Ca''l4-- Re-
ceipts 100 head, all through conslgn.
ments; not many on the market; prices
active and .c higher than last week.
Hogs-Racripts 900 head; Phllsdci.
pbias s. 4O,dG 70: Workers - 15tab I'D.
Shecp-Receip,s 2.s0O head; market
firm; fair to good s. 2j'as5 10; extra &c
CincinnAn.
CIscrsskTI, March 22.-Hogs-l In lair
demand; common - 25d5 %; light
S. 5Otd.6 90; packing 8 40G5 80: bu,"h-
ers' So OO(d6 50. Receipts ioO head; {;
shipments los head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-23
Detroit Dots.

DETROIT, March 22-Two co|cred
women were sent TO the penitcntiary
one wear each this morning by the
United States Court for making false
pension silidavits.
A father and son named Fleming got
into quarrel IN this city las; evening.
The son came home dru K and struck
his father with q pop bottle, the latter
stabbed the son with 4 knife intlicting
q painful wound, but the rib prevented
it being mortal.
DR.. Cressey, thirtv.seven years a
leading physician OF Hillsdalc this Sta;e,
and greatly esteemed citizen, died
very suddenly this morning aged -
He returned from Detroit Las, evening
in apparently good health.
J. O, Rogers grist mill at Gene, this
State, was burned this morning together
with a large quantity OF wheat. Loss
$4,000; small insurance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-23
SMALLPOX IN ALLEGHENY.

Alarming Spread Of the Disease on tho
North Side-Ten Cases Reported Yes
terday.
PITTSBURGH, March 22.-The dread
disease, smallpox, is spreading on the
North Side alarmingly. Yesterday ten
cases were reported TO Health Officer
Harlan. Some time ago it was stated
that a young man named Brown, resid-
ing on Juniata street, was sick with the
disease. During the week Just passed
the young mans mother, father and
three other members Of the family have
been stricken down with the
smallpox, and are now in dangerous
condition. Officer Harlan yesterday
placed a placard on the house. Five
other cases were reported yesterday,
Mrs. Morgan and her two sons, living
on Steward street, man in White Oak
alley and lady on River avenue. Very
few persons have been yaccnated at the
Health Once, and il the disease makes
a sudden spread it will be owing to the
fact that the people have been negli-
gent in this regard.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-23
THE SENATE.

VOORHEES, Attempts to Get Square LICK
at the National Banks
MIR. Voorhees, offered the following
resolution:
Resolrod. That the hostile attitude as.
sumed by the National banks toward
the reiundlng OF the National debt, at Il
low rate OF interest, and the recent at.
tempt 10 Hlictate the legislation oil
Congress on that subject, are contrary to
the best interests OF the people and Is
we'll calculated to excite alarm for the
future.
Mr.. Morrell-I would ask the Senator
il he don't think that is legislative bus
mess?
Mr.. Voorhees-I supposed there
would be no question raised about the
right TO offer resolution, and by the
consent OF the Senate | desire TO sub
NIT few remarks upon il, not asking
for any action on the resolution.
Mr.. Morrill, make the point against
the resolution, as it is out OF order.
Mr.. Ferry contended the resolution
was matter of legislation and not in
ordenthis session.
Mr.. Noorhees-Tnis session? Mr..
Voorhees, SAID he had no idea he was
running in conflict with any question OF
order. In offering his proposition he
had been informed that the precedents
were that even legislative acts might be
passed here at this session and await
the action Of the House at the next ses-
sion. He understood that the precedents
stood in that way. He simply desired
to submit few remarks which would
be in the interest OF the people on this
question. Ii might be desired on the
other side b rule the resolution out on
the point OF order. He did not know
about that.
Mr.. Conkling suggested 10 the Senator
to withhold the offer OF his resolution
until tomorrow, SO as to enable the
Senators 20 look at the precedents and
law on this question. The Senator
would lose nothing by doing so. Such q
resolution must be addressed to the
Legislative duties and functions
of the Senate. The Senator
did not admit nor did he (Conklingl
that in rising 10 speak in the Senate the
Senators were speaking TO somebody
else. The remarks in the Senate were
addressed to the Senate. Therefore IL
he were to say he wished TO address the
Senate on subject which could not in
any way be considered by the Senate 1t
would be an open admission that he was
using his place in the Senate, az he
would the hustings to speak to the peo.
ple. Mr.. Voorhees, finally acceded 10
the suggestion made By Mr.. Conkling
and withheld the resolution. The SEN
ate then went into executive session.
When the doors were re-opened the
Senate adjourned.
The Senate has confirmed II. G. Pear
son rs Postmaster of New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-23
Murder aud Suicide.

CHICAGo, March 22-lt seems that
young Seymour, who perpetrated the
murder and committed suicide at Lake
View, last night, had been suitor for
the hand of Crcm's young daughter,
Seymour was ~ wears old and she Is.
Their folks objected because OF their
extreme youti aud Seymonr's reckless
anu disreputab|e manner OF !ile. IN the
fact that seymour drove from Clicagr
to Lake View, las; night, with young
cyprisn, telling her that he was goiEg
10 get some money there aud wOnid di.
vide with her This woman drove back
to where she heard the fatal shots tired
AMI told the story. Crem WAS most
WORTHY and respectable man in COM
Portable circumstances. Seymour was
also oi goOd family.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-23
A Good Horsewtfa-

The good housewife, when she is Civ.
Ing her house its spring renovsting,
should bear in mind that the dear in
mates ot her house are more precious
than many houses, and that their sys-
TENS need cleansing by purifying the
blood, regulating the stomach and bow
els to prevent and cure the diseases aris.
ing from spring malaria and miasma,
and she mu Il know that there is nothing
that will do i. so perfectly and surely as
Hop Bitters. the purest and best oil
medicines. See other column.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-23
A Peculiar Case of suicldal Maria

NEw YORK, March 22.-The case OF
Isaac II. Baker, twenty-siX years old,
who committed suicide at Elwood, in
Huntington. l.. l., few davs ago, was q
puzzle to the physicians Drs. Wooden
and Rodman, in December last, decided
that he was insane, but Baker insisted
that he was not, and found physicians
TO certify that he was perfectly sane. In
this way he managed to keep out OF the
asylum. lie subsequently made three
unsuccessful attempts t. take his life =
twice with laudanum and once with a
gun. About month ago he became
violent, and drove the family from the
house at the point OF pistol. He then
had circulars printed, which he cIrcu-
lated throughout the village. These
were headed, "liold the fOrt,' and be.
gan by saying, IL am still in defense Of
the castle" lie remained in possession
of the house for several days, and de-
stroyed everything in il. Finally he
was surprised and dlsarmed. \ com
mission was appointed to inquire into
his sanity, and he was again declared a
lunatic. While in the custody OF the
officers he gave up his violent habits,
PLAYED the organ, sung hymns and con-
versed like sane person. The officers
relaxed their watchfulnesS. Baker
managed To get razor, and, locking
himself in his room, cut his throat "a
the door Was broken in.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-23
RAILROAD NOTES.
Changes in the Officers of the Panhandle.
Il

Changes in the officers Of the Panhandle.
PITTSBURGH, March 22-The reslgns.
tions OF +. X. Myers, of the Pennsylva.
MIA Company, and W. L. O'Brien, OF the
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and st. Louis
Company, AZ general passenger and
ticket agents, and the appointment OF f
A. Ford TO fill the vacancies caused
thereby, has been officially announced,
the change 10 take effect April first. Mr..
Ford's office will be in tins city.
On Terms Again.
New York, March 22.-Slnce the first
OF December last there has been an &C.
tive competition between the Pennsyl.
vania aud Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Companies. An arrangement has been
made whereby the competition will
cease and freights for all points on the
b. Il y. road will he received by the
Pennsylvania Company at their piers,
Nos | and 80. North River, as previous
to December LIST.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-23
THREE YOUNG BRUTEs

Outrage Respectable Married Lady.
ST. LOUIS, March 22 -Advices from
the little Arkansas town called Evening
Shade say that three young men named
James and Andrew Mayes and VIM
Cronner, went to the house Of l.. Ray.
all, night before last, and finding only
Mrs. Rayall at home made insulting pro-
posals to her and were indignantly or
dered from the house. The three young
villisns then seized and brutaly out
ragged the lady and ieft her lying ins"n
sible. As the young men have heretofore
stood well in the community, and from
the further fact that Mrs Rayall is the
daughter OF the County Treasurer aud
an estimable lady, the affair has created
intense excitement. The young men
have been arrested and jailed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-23

WASHINGTON, Pa, Marrh 22-It is
rumored here that the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, nov operating the Hemp.
field roai between tins place and Wheel
lng, will, ab,u, the first Of April, begin
the extension oi the latter road TO strike
the Cynue,.syIile branch near the latter
place. The superintendent, who WAS
hero a day or two ago, said that such
Was the intention This project has
been started several times, aud consider
able money has been spent slons the
proposed route, Including about 81, ,0OD..
OOO on a tunnel short dislSEce east OF
this place. II the connecting link is
built Il will ilruish much shorter
route between Wheeling and the West,
aud Washington, d. Z aud Blltlmore,
and IN time will become the main line
Of the B. y o. road.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-23
A BIG EXCURSION.
Two Trains to Kun from Boston 10 San
Francisco.

Francisco,
LOUISVILLE, March 22-The RepuJE
cans Kansas City special says: An ex.
cursiOn TO California IL contemplated bv
the directors of the AtchisOn, Topeka 4
santa Fe Railroad and Pullman Palace
Car Company, which will pro5ah Y pass
through Kansas City next Thursday.
Two trains will start from Boston for san
Francisco. and he drawn from here by
two locomotives, maxim. The trip in the
ordinary time required for trains,
one hundred AMI fourteen hours. The
trains will be hau!eL by the same en-
vines the entire distance, each having
two engineers and two tiremen, whh
will work six hours at shift. Tie pur-
pose OF the trips the otii ,ial INSPECTION
OF the Banana Line. The object in tax
iny the locomotives and cars through
from the Missouri river t. san Francis
CO, ,, ,sgl miles. is TO sHe ii 1t can done So
great a distance, il naver having vet
been accomplished The ordinary WORK
Of an engine is lOO to 80 miles day
The result of the experiment will be
awaited with interest. The engine boil.
er will he cleaned on the road, bat this
detention will be made IN by Running
forty miles an hour.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-23
Seven Days in Which 70 Prepare Their
Defence.

ST PETERSBURG, March 22-The in
dic,ment against Nicolai Russakonh;
Andre Telejkoif, Timoiei Mirhaelof AMI
the woman Hesse Helman, will be com
municated to them. They will be al :.
lowed seven days for the PREPARATION of
their defense by counsel. The Igen"e
Rus, saws: 1T il evident the assass,ns
ton was planned abroad, chiefly IN
Paris and switzerland "
Editors Fined f5r Articles A2pliudioE
the Assassination Of the CzAr.
PARIS. March 22.-The e,litor OF the
C;toye,l has been sentenced to fine Cf
2,OOO francs and six months imprison'
men,; the manager OF that journal TO
three months and 700 francs; the ed!.
tor o. the Jurencl % Fix months and
1000 francs the manager OF the RsroIi'
ton !Sociak TO the same, and Rochelort
and Delperre. editor and manager OF the
Iniran,iqicant, to ! ,000 francs, for articles
applauding the assassination OF the
Car.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-23
I'ARIS
Serious Railroad Accident President
Grsvy's Intentions

Serious Railroad Accident President
Grevys Intentions
PARls, March 32.-A fatal railroad ac-
cident on the Chemin De Fer De Lest
is reported this morning near Bondy
station, caused by collision between a
train aud an empty wagon left standing
careleSsly on the line Twenty-Five per-
sons were killed and injured
II il understood thai President Grevy
intends 10 delegate in addition TO one
or two military members Of his house
hold, several eminent citizens who, like
the Marquis De Rnchamb-au and Oscar
De Lafayette, by their old family assO-
Citations are certain 10 De welcome to
America 10 represent France at the
Yorktown centenary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-23
A BUILDING FUND.
A New Plan Among the Churches

A New Plan Among the Churches
New YORK, Marrh 20 There WAS an
important meeting this afternoon at the
residence OF Bishop Potter, at which
leading clergymen and laymen were
present to take action for diocese
toward aiding the American church
huilding iunl commission to raise
81, ,OOO.OO0 dollars TO constitute fund,
the interest OF which shall he
given to aid in the building OF
new churches OF the Protestant Fps
pal church throughout the country. A
number OF gentle men spoke in favor OF
the plan, and resolution offered by
Bishop Scarborough, of New jersey, to
that effect, was passed. Bishop Potter
appointed DR.. Dix, OF Trinity church,
Dir. Potter, Of Grace church, DR.. Dyer
and Messrs. 0.mstead, LangdOn and
Alexander Smith. a committee for the
diocese to direct the carrying out OF the
man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-23
Settled After Fifty-Three Years Of
n0ubt.

WASHINGTON, March 22.-Secretary
Kirkwood has approved the decision oil
the Commissioner OF the Land Office,
that the lands embraced in the old
Cherokee reservation, so called, near
Dardanelles, Arkansas, are not subject
10 entry, and are not included in the
grant to the Little Rock and Fort Smith
Railroad Company. Congressional leg
isla;ion 10 exlinguish the reservation Is
suggested: also, prior ascertalnment OF
anv valid Indian claims, and that the
actual settlers on the reservation be pro-
tected in their homestead rights. Cues
tions relative TO this reservation have
been pending before the Interior De-
partment since 1928.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-23

STEUBrSvILIT, March - The result
OF the Republican primary OF SATURDAY.
last IL eyeryW here tJlkcd of. on the
streets, IN the stores AMI anon. LAWYERS
lt Is stated on the street TINS evening
tina, Mr. Spence viii be- prevailed mon
In x bs,olr the newly elected central
committee, with 4 lev rr3r,,-uta,iy.
cl,lz'ns, anl drnan lno'h-r primary
Whd,eye- Is lDne W,Ii have [, be Inn.
r.Sat away, a the spring election occurs
two weeks from to-.i-v.
Two OLD Ci;;zsrs Pass away
yetecspa county he's lrSi two Of her
O.irs' residents Ms Jun. Winter
aged ii, llcd a, her re+id.nrc in Min.
tefsvi L., a SubIrh9G town. this m,rn.
lnS. and John a. p-lluI, b,rn IN mi,
city seyentv-'Tp ypgrS aso. died =, nj.
reSidenc" N Island Gees tnSnship yas
t-riay. li,S father w,s ar-volunonsr,
soldier. anu came her. "a 800. A. b,,
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