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FOREIGN.
The Bun Fight DIsasler-A Lost Aeronaut.

The Bull Fight Disasier-A Lost Aer0naut.
MARsEnLEs, August 19th. 1t now appears
that the disaster attending the bull fight here
on Sunday last resulted in the death of ~
persons and the wounding of BOG others.
An aeronaut of Armentientes assembled
from Monthelier Sunday and has not since
been heard Of It is presumed he was lost at
sea.
The Cornell Crew.
LONDON, August 19sb. -Cowles, Lewis and
Allen, of the Cornell University crew, claim
that the other members of the crew sold
their race with the Austrian crew at Vienna
on the 18th instant.
Where the Land League Subscriptions
Come From.
LONDON, August 19sh.-In the House of
Commons yesterday Chief Secretary for Ire
land Forster, during the debate on the mo-
ton to go into Committee of Supply, stated
that he had made an analysis of the subscrip-
| tions to the fund of the Land League, with
the following result: Total receipts this
year, el0, 707, of which "a, 800 was from the
Irish World other American subscriptions
amount to "a, 543; there were from Great
Britain eS1, and from Ireland e162.
Dangerous state OF Society.
! TUNIs, August 19sh.-The country is in a
most dangerous state. Many bands of de-
serters and Arabs are collecting, and the tel
| egraph wires are cut in all directions.
| Fresh Troubles.
PARIS, August 19th.-A dispatch received
here announces an outbreak of troubles at
Susa. -Four Europeans are reported killed,
and her Majesty's ship Monarch has sent a
detachment of marines ashore to protect the
| Europeans.
Trial OF Rioters in Switzerland.
| GENEVA, August 19th.-Five persons have
been tried for participating In the disturb.
ances at the recent meeting in favor of the
abolition of the Papal guarantees. The charge
against one of the prisoners was withdrawn.
Two others were acquitted, and the other
two were sentenced to six days imprison-
ment.
The ReIchstag Elections.
| BERLIN, August 18th. The date for hold
| ing the election for members of the Reichstag
has finally been fixed for October 22d.
Proposed New Kingdom.
! BADEN, August 19th.-It is said that q
scheme has been submitted to the German
Government, providing that Alsace be united
| -, .A,o, ~ &lo4
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A Sen, alton at the white House.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, Au-
gust 19sb.-Esrly in the afternoon young
woman appeared at the entrance to the Ex-
ecutiye Mansion grounds, attifed in bathing
suit, and applied for admission. saying shs
must see the President Immediately, or he
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-20

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-20
Territory.

LITTLE Rock (Ark.), August 19th.-The
| Gasette's Fort Smith special says: Parties
| from Fort Sill, Indian Territory, say that
great excitement prevails in that section, in
consequence of a recent discovery of gold de-
posts in the Wichita mountains, ten miles
west of that place. A number of persons
have located claims The search for gold is
made by soldiers as well as citizens in that
| section.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-03-05

ers OF oil into the field. and c,uSh ,,,
the business of any rival, by biddi,n .h;.
INVENT, three and Il half cents or nor. -.
1t. above the price any one not oettino
TINS rebate could pay. In the end tbo
rebate came ont of the unfortunate n,o
Queer. After thu Standard had ps.d tho
rebate to crush out the other ref;no,,
WHO were Its competitors in the purchase
OF petroleum at the wells. it became +no
only buyer. and dictated the price T.
began by paying more than cost for cr,,de
OIL and selling refined oil for less than
cost 1t has ended by making us nav
what 1t pleases for kerosene. and com
Pe'iii$ the owner of the well TO taLe
" "'' lie can get for his product. For
lie producer of petroleum. as for III,
''ouucer OF grain, the railroad tixos III.
rice the producer receives.
gro EE CONTINUED.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-03-05
ADMINISTRATIVE Sale
OF
Personal Propert;

DY virtue of an Order of the Orphan
ID Court for Cecil county. the undersigned,
,dministratrix OF Dr. James Turner, deeeaS
will sell at Public Sale, on inc Pie'''''e' y"
Tuesday, March the 10TH 1873
tho following Personal Property, belonging TO
estate of said deceased. to-wit:
/ Falling-top Buggy. / Buffalo tooe,
Of Posts and Rails. l Meal 'heS'
Grain Chest. I Halt-busnel Measure
Boxes. l No. s Emerald Cook ST.
and Fixtures. Parlor Stove W
Heater. Dining Table. l Medicine Ga
Rook Case. 3 Cane-seat Chairs
clock 2G shares of Stock in the
tional Bank of Rising Sun, Hay
he ton. one-half interest in % acre
Wheat now growing in the ground.
CORNELIA II. TURNER
| Administrators cf Dr. James Turner acc
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Also at the same t1lIIc ''ru P1'V0'
ennl cow. 2 SHOALS, 20 CAlGkENS

n,irs of Bedsteads Bedsand Pillows IS ST.. :,
bn.e' t1at Kock. Hall Lamp. ~ yards X;
} Ilasst ,ar%e Dining Table Side Table. sst'
sna Pc Rods Cupboard Qurensware GlaSss via
Tubs. Churn, nnesgts Mis pans o Gutter La
ir,iner Iargs Iron Pot Fla, Irons. Benches
"' TERMS OF sALE.-Al sums OF $40 >, /.
,,r cnsh. on ali sums over slo Il credit o,
Mouths will be given the purchaser t S.'nM ,t h
With approved security rhyar nter az ' from dat
sam ,"t Maid i'd when due. A9-These terms Apply
both sales. I, o,.,ock NJ
Rs @a'e ~ CORNELIA II. TuRNEf
of--3w
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NOTICE.

ors1cE OF THE FARMEns NUT.
CoNrANv or THE STATE 9
Jam,
ri. Treasurer OF the Compap
notice that on and alter ~. le entitlss,
PAY ai.aees Standing to the credit Oh
panrs of the Company, on pc
iat 10 will also pay all amounts j
.,sna,e issued in 1858, which ma
le,'ted.
Feb l9-lm
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in tL;s some to have found it,
o,o,., ''er INTO the text. Thu
in H.. c,ed with the Lords Re
lation off sama N""'e T
is though have hao ' ar,roi
w., 'o''"7 'eh, first record IN the
will prob;l be ipo,os :: ckets IN
the new sion Of az. ,.,h Bib,o
An expIalan of word or
phrase, wliwas MOI, ome Scribe |
Oh the mar!mav h.r incorpor-
ated, by tho no con; nanu>crint
l" the text. ,e Book eVelation is {
marked bych grammatical, !
forms of lanae, wi ZAP frequently 81
been softene tb, huripts. The 81 81
number Of inio efIons, grow
ing out of ali n ID correct the
text, or out doct'al bias. * ~, no
comparatively 'hf are read
Ings which md ount for in this i
way.
The total II. Narif readings i Sn'
nay startle t. yer Of the orin
5ible when ~ ttaihow MANY ,,aa,
here are. "o ns 7 there arc Ir,
pward Of he n psand, his II
Impression, pc PIE te..S
,voyved Uncertain nsaa
his re. 'wever. i>p<
' : of divepcS
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=, a" s., Scripture. 4
20 Importance, il
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The sense isl
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THE subscriber. having rented
farm where he now resides. situated
old plank road. two miles north oil EIkt"f
sell. On
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-03-05
ORIER N
WILLIAM ]. .

WILLIAM J. J
Us. CHI.
6Eo his wife.
In VIZ No. 9j2.
ORDERED. tbs 1otlE:saii
l issl. tfat the ale o. mch,
Ss,ate OF George ID. lynch halI
h;s vile. made ant repors less
Wa;nes. Trustee, be ttiiied dor,
aa,'se to the contraryhereot u %
the 18th day Of Apa nestEst
mi irder be insertein sonsIor,
IN Cscil county, .once' week
the 18Th day Of Marc neXtp b.
'N The Report stltesthe ,i Z ~
s2,TvO.o,. ,os,
Feb Film
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VOL. XII.
ROAD NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given: =.
ton will be made to tine IN n
hers Mt their first meeting III Y
sniny of u public road. IRON ,ne :
ha ioot of Stone School House
the Turkey Point and Nor,n !,
i, KEYS Cross Roads. aud to run !
s'homas b. Mckinney, Te3ts 10,
gh. Stephen Crouch, Mrs. i'e'pe'
Teb Sim u
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ORDER M

ELLIS d. WILLIE
HEIRS OF STEPHEN CoA,s Il.
~. circuit Court for Cecil ct'
In 'he No. 1881.
ORDERED, This nth dssi
1 d o.. 1881. thatthe sale q oi
~ James T; i Mscu aI Sisnh rf01es
...a ,f and confirmed, unless by
fau ~, thereof be shown on or fbe
.Ia anrii next; provided, a c"picil
% nlp,ad in some newspapcr5th
ins 'ntv once a weekior one nc
day of March next. lbs
The Report sta'ei tae 10y
$4,000. .as, IAN
Feb ia-lm.
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Wednesday, March 9Th, IS
at ]. o'clock NJ, his entire Personal Property
4 good HORSES: I COLT. two J
old next May; : COWS. all i'll pro-
head YOUNG CATTLE; fine BkI
SOW and 4 SIOATS; l two-yeaf
BULL.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. &c-l three
ft;ashol Tread Power with Trucks lor >,
(iiser 'rhreshcr and Cleaner, 1 lioin'hE :,
Excelsior Reaper and Mower continued,
drill. / Spring tooth Rake. GRAIN ran. y!
shelter. Cutting Box. two-horse Roan "
OK Cart. Mill Wagon. l SielGh' l 100,
| Doublc UarrowS and Chains. y Harrow,
| Cultiyators, Corn Drag. Wagon Harness ::
| Harness. Brides and Collars. Double anu no. ?
| trees Hay Rigging. Snoreis. Hoes. rorh
| and MANY other articles too tedious 10 i'ieh'
| TERMS OF SALE All sums OF VIZ anu
cash: on all sums above that amount, IL CT. .
Ei"ht months will he given. the purclias,ei
Note with approved endorser, payan,e
National Bank of Elkton. with interest," iro'
If NOT maid when due. No goods to ne re
until terms of sale are strictly ccnp,le.H, WI y
! Feb CIV n. 1 . Sho' Hh- - '
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-28

Every city except Baltimore shares in
the increase, and it was so last week
also. At least for this time the trade OF
Baltimore seems uniavorably affected,
possibly by the low rail rates, since the
commerce of that city with the interior
is wholly dependent upon the railroads
and is liable to he largely diverted when
the roads are moving produce at rates
as low as the water lines can offer. New
York and Boston keep pace closely in
the rate OF increase, but the increase at
New York, in excess about IS / per cent,
may reasonably be attributed to the
greater volume OF speculation in
stocks. Chicago, doubtless be-
cause OF the enormous dealings in
grain and provisions, which partially
successful corners have stimulated, also
shows a gain OF nearly 30 per cent, and
at Louisville, New Orleans and Dwell
the increase is more than 80 per cent.
Cincinnati fares much better than Phila-
deiphia and the latter city and st. Louis
seem unfavOrably affected, as well as
Baltimore, in comparison with the other
cities, by the low rates charged tor rail
transportation, but the fluctuations OF
traffic ut the different cities are insignit-
cant when the volume OF all is so large
and in the aggregate so far beyond all
precedent for this season.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-28
CONKLING'S COURSE.
Saws He Is Out of Politics For
ever.

WASHINGTON, July 27.-The Erfnhg
critic publishes an interview with ex
Senator Conkling, obtained here yes
terday, beginning with the question as
TO what his future course would be in
the political world. Mr.. Conklng
answered: 81 am done with politics
now and forever. This night is over,
and shall hereafter devote my time and
the purpose OF my life to my law prac-
tice"
"Is it not true, Senator, that You will
enter the next Presidential raceT'
NO" replied the Senator. "No,
most emphatically. 1t has been said it
is possible that would be brought for
ward as q candidate in the next cam.
paign. but am not at all selections Of
the honor.
IL hear some talk about your being
rendered and accepting Justiceship on
the Supreme Bench OF the United
States"
There is not a word OF truth in the
report" answered Mr.. Conklng. was
rendered Chief Justiceship dnrlng
President Grants administration and
declined it. Gou can rest assured that
| shall not accept the position, even II
it were rendered me.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-28
A WEEKS EXCHANGES
Showing the Transactions in
Monetary Affairs in Twenty
Principal Cities of the Union.

New YORK. July 27.-L0oking at the
records of the business transacted 1t is
hard 10 believe it is midsummer. Until
the last week in November the clearing
houses had never made as large ex-
changes in any week at New York or
elsewhere rs they made during the third
week OF July. In comparison with the
corresponding week last year the in
crease in the aggregate is Al per cent,
in the aggregate outside OF New York
80 per cent. and in the exchanges at
New York, less the double market value
OF stocks sold, 3S.4 per cent; but the
comparison loses much OF its forces II 1t
is not remembered that in July, 1880,
also. the exchanges showed an increase
OF - per cent. in the aggregate AMI 20
per cent. OUTSIDE uf New York over
those Of the corresponding week in 1879.
The follow ny shows the amount of tx.
changes at San Francisco for the week
ending July 10th, and at the other cities
for the weed ending July 23rd:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-28
SPORTING.
SarRtOPa Races.

SARATOGA, July -. First race, three
quarters oi mile; Bedouin first, Lucy
Walker second, Charley Gorham third.
Time 20,
Second race, one mile and 500 yards;
CD. Spragup first, Wariield second, ORR
ole third. Time 2:2O.
Third race, one and One.cighth miles; ;
Juanita first, Bob Johnson second,
Franklin third. Time 20&.
The hurdle race WAS won by Glasgow,
beating EauStina. Time 2:5S!.
The English Turf
LONDON, July 27.-At the Goodwood
races for ;the Stewards Cup, Mazurka
won; Moccalo second, ROysterer third.
Twcnty.eight ran, incluiing LorIlIard's
BArret.
The race for the Drawngroom Stakes
was won by Privatier; LDrlllard's Passac
second, Roysterer last.
Base Bal.
Troy, y. Y, July 27.-ProvlCence / |,
Troy /.
ALBANY, July 27.-Albanys Il, Provi-
dencc >.
Sporting Spray.
The Managers of lIamden Park have
decl lied to abandon the grand circuit
races.
The Dwyrr brothers have won $751;
900 with HindoO this year, and S22 600
with their other racers. p. LOrllard has
won $40, 800 in this country and $50 600
in England, OF which lroquois has won
S54, 800
John Splan, the driver OF Matte Hun
ter, jumped out OF the sulky at the con-
cluslon OF the pacing race and said to 4
friend standing near by, "Im done.
This is the last time III ever try to win
a race in Chicago"
Yesterday at San Francisco 4 aten. year.
old glri named Lillian Smith gave an eX-
hihitiOn of skill in rifle shooting in
which she rivaled DR.. Carver, breaking
ten balls in iOrty seconds, and torty-slx
out Uf fifty thrown in the air.
The total numher OF British steam and
sailing yachts is 2,OJO, with gross tom
age Oi 99,5S4 tons: total first cost, c5,-
600, 900 tons, or S23 600 900; total week
" expenditure, 5000, or $4,000; to-
tai expenditure for the season Of seven
teen weeks, c255, 900 or 81 275, 900, and
the total number OF men employed is
about six thousand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-28
Continues 10 Improve at AIS p. III.
NAILS.
Meeting of the Western AssOcia-
ton at Pittsburgh Yesterday
A Bright Outlook-NO Change
i'm prirn

PlrrsnrRGu, July 27.-There WAS a
well attended meeting OF the
Western Nail Association here
to-day, AIr. Vance, OF Wheeling,
occupying the chair. General discussion
developed the fact that the stocks every
where were unusually light. The Wheel
ing mills reported that they
were never so lightly stocked
and that the demand was usually good.
After this ventilation OF the state OF the
trade a resolution was adopted reatiirm.
Ing the rates adopted at the meeting
June 10TH That is, the 81 -
selling rate. subject to no discount eX'
cept > per cent for cash. The out
look it is stated is IN unusually
bright one for the trade. Little or no
speculation is INDUCED iI and the de.
mand is considered legitimate and
healthy one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-28
RESIGNED.
The General Agent of the Asso-
ciatcd Press ut New York Ten
derS His Resignation.

hNS'i-
New NoRE, July 2S.-James W. Sim
onton, who has occupied the position OF
general agent at New York, oil the Asso-
ciated Press Tor the past fourteen years,
to dav rendered his resignation, and
James G.. IIueston. ut present London
agent OF the New York association, was
appointed TO succeed him. \ desire to
give greater attention to private interests
and 10 recover his health, which was
impaired 10y too close attention to office
duties, were the chief causes leading 10
the resignation. The Association, at
a full meeting to-day, authorized the eX-
ecutive committee 10 express their APP
probation of the services OF the General
Agent in the following communication:
The Executive Committee OF the ASso-
ciated Press, to whom was lntrusted the
duty ot preparing an expression OF the
opinion Oithe Association IN regard TO
the voluntary retirement OF James w.
SimOntOn, as General Agent, report as
follows: That Mr.. Simonton has been
General Agent OF the Association
since November ), lS66. and
that in all these years he has
discharged the duties OF his responsible
and ariuuns work with great fidelity to
the several members OF the association,
and with great acceptance to the public
The office Is one which requires capaci-
ty, integrity and industry, and We have
never found the general agent wanting
in any OF these qualities. Mr.. Simon
ton leaves the association of his own
free will, and not at the request or wish
oil any OF It's members. In accepting hls
resignation, our best wishes 90 with
him for his complete restoration to
health. for his personal happiness and
prosperity in all the future OF his life.
CSirnedl ERAsTUs BROOES
In behalf of Executive Committee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-28
Mrs. Coleman in the Toombs.

New York, July 27.-The inquest in
the case OF George Coles, shot in the
BJwery by Mrs Coleman, was continued
this morning. The coroner overruled
the objections OF the prisoners counsel
to the admission of the ante .mortem
statement OF the deceased and it was
read. One OF the employees OF Miaers
testified TO seeing Mrs. Coleman at the
theater, where she introduced herself as
Il single woman. After some further
unimportant testimony, including that
of the medical men, the case was closed
and submitted to the jury, who, after an
hours absence, returned verdict that
Coles came to his death by pistol shot
wound al the hands of Mrs. Coleman.
The woman returned no answer to the
question as to what she had to say, and
was committed TO the ToOmbs 10 await
the action OF the grand jury.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-28
ANOTHER CRANK.
The Fever Has Struck Albany.

ALBANY, July 27.-Somc excitement
prevailed here on the runor OF an at
tempt to shoot Governor Cornell. 1t
appears that a stranger walked mp To the
sloop OF the old capitol building and
was about entering when Supeilntcnd.
ent Hyde, noticing the strange appear
ance OF the man, who Was carrying an
old fashioned gun on his shOnlner, ask
ed him where he was going. He replied:
IL am Adjutant General Of this
State" Hyde at once saw
t lat the man WAS probably crazy,
and fearing that some harm to the State
officials was intended ,aske for the gun.
The stranger declined to give it up,
when struggle ensued for its posses
sion. Hyde secured it. II WAS unload.
ed. The stranger, who is evidently rc
covering from 4 spree, gives the nam"
OF Patrick McL.nr, Il blacksmith, "i
Whitehall
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-28
PRUSSIA.
Saxon Land Tag Election Horse Disease.

Saxon Land Tag Election Horse Disease.
LONDON, July PA Berlin dispatch
says the election for the Saxon Land
Tag resulted in return ot A. Conserva-
tives and 33 Liberals. The former gain
ed seven seats. The Conservative ma
jority in the new Bavarian Chamber Of
Deputies is much greater. The mniste-
rial press OF Berlin is sanguine OF q SIM
liar result OF the election for the Reich
stag.
A horse distemper, similar to that in
New York, appeared in Berlin recently.
Only in a few cases has the disease been
fatal, but the tramways are much incon-
venienced and the service had to he re-
dlced.
An Electioneering Necessity.
BERLIN, July 27.-Prom?ted hy elec.
tioneering necessities the North GerDGn
gazette is now producinga series of ar.
ticies intended TO persuade tac ronstitri
ences that free trade is "A ds.!uSion which
is rapidly being exploited. The first
course OF articles on the CuhLen Club
says: The club is really colossal piece
OF machinery for provoking political
agitation abroad. The Ga:G!, concluded:
Those principles called by the Golden
with horrible blasphemy Colts inter.
national law OF peace, have, wherever
they have been applied, ruined the
agrlculturists, degraded the workmen to
mere machines and converted the
countries Who have accepted them into
tributaries OF Manchester.
Emigration Statistics.
BERLIN. July Emigration returns
from Bremen show that 1858 persons
lett there Tor America during the first
hall OF 1881. 1t would not he astonish.
ing il Germany lost 333, 900 subjects dur.
the year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-28
Murderers Arrested.

HARRIsBURG. Pa, July 27.-Alex.
Jackson, Aaron Hile and Albert Long,
circus men, were arrested here to-day
on the charge of shooting man named
Moran. at dance in Pittston, July It.
While IN tn" way to the cars, Jackson
informed the officers that the man who
fired the shot would be with the circus
at Carlisle to-day. Hill and Long were
then sent back to Jail and jack
son was taken to Carlisle,
where he pointed out John Van Cour as
the one who fired the shots and Frank
Sprong as the witness. These were ar
rested and on the way to Harrisburg
Van COur admitted that he had fired
two shots during the fight in which
Moran was killed. Hill and Long were
discharged, and Van COur, Jackson and
Sprong held. Jackson and Sprong are
witnesses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-28
RUSSIA.
Nihlllsts Arrested.

LONDON, July PA dispatch from
Berlin says: A letter from Russia says
there has been many p rsons arrested
and several expulsions from St Peters
burg in connection with the discovery
of another plot against the lie OF the
Gar. An ex-Nihilist, who had betrayed
his companions has been assassnated on
the outskirts OF the capital. There has
been six arrests in consequence. An
acCompiice of SalovieH was also captur-
ed, and there has been many other
orraefS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-28
Lively Reception to Bride at Steub=r-
VILE.

SrEUGESvILLE,Jul uly 27.-Quite strange
wedding reception was held in this city
night before last. Mrs. Tille Alhridge,
Of this city, had married man named
Elias Smith, OF Harrisburg, and wrote
from Pittsburgh that she would arrive
home on the night train. Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Williams, mother and stepfathtr
OF Mrs. Smith, lately Mrs. AIhridge, up
on receipt OF the letter got very mad and
il is said that Mr.. Williams laid in stock
of ammunition Ia be used on Mr.. Smith.
The train arrived on time, and with il
Mr.. and Mrs Smith, who Immediately
repaired To the brides resldenCe-or sa-
loon and residence together-where they
were met by the irate old couple, who
began calling Mr.. Smith hard names,
Peter also raising a chair to knock him
down. Mr.. Smith then pulled out re-
volver and for 4 few minutes things were
very lively. and tragedy was probably
averted by the arrival OF the police. All
the parties were taken before the Mayor,
who, without any witnesses at all, fined
all the parties except Mrs. Williams:
Mr.. Williams and Mr.. Smith should
have been fined, but Mrs. smith
had in no way violated the law, and IN
filming her the Nayor simply oversteP'
ped the hounls cf justice.