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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-20

NkE YORK, July l9.-Cotton ;tE,.t
at II l!-l6Gll l5.l6c; futures weak.
Fl0ur-Stcady; receipts 5000 bin"is.
exports 5000 barrels; snpcr!ine state
and western 81 05Gi -: com non tD
good extra - 4oGd5 80: good 10 'n'r"
s. SOFAS 10. white wheat extra - .-Itd
%; extra Ohio - Oo,@" "1' ; L'nIS
s. 0OGG -: Minnesota patent F-pcrss
81 25Gls %. Whcat-lllgh"r: c"'r's
% 900 bushels; exports lis OOj nushris. /.
No . spring Il IG!; No. = sprins Il -:
nngrad.L red - ISEnl 49,; No. q: .Ir
81 %; No. -. Il 29iGnl 2s!; canal 81 ~,
al 20; rail-. 10. | red - 3Hgl 33!.
sIramrr No. 2rcl = 23Gi ~: mixed
winter - -; urgraded WIN = 81 "2cl
! -; SO. > do, II -; No. ho :! 2;Gr
| 23J: 80. do. sales 800 bu,hsis. n'
81 2GrrI -; No. . Ri seller July. .ar".
~ 2OOD bushels. at - ga - seller
August, sales SO, 900 In. t"'.. A. - -.
IA, -; seller September s,-. i%E.rpI
bushels, at Il - i-l6'ai - Z; ~"i .r D"i,.
ber. safes i4,0JO, ri i "No o.. 'ort.
Firm; receipts 1000 hIs."is: .x.
ports l1l. 900 bushels; TugraGed iiG SIC.
No. >, J0iaj0 t.: -tJmer J2Gu52Ac. No. z
0GfCd,JIc; ungraied white JOth,55c; los
mixed J1c: ND :, seller July j6;a.J6.
seller August 51'o,jIic. Daf.-SIronyor
and Guiet; receipts l2l,coI bushels
western mixed i2Tnf5c: y"'t" wesrr,
4iTGis!c. Hay-Quiet. HOps-Quie.
and steady. Coiiee-Dull. Sugir-QuIet
and steady; fair to good refining 7;Gn
Sc. Molasae8 -Nom!nalIy unchanged.
Rice--Stealy. Petroeum-Dull; United
72!c, crude GlGt7c; refined 7ic. Tallov
-Quiat at $685.. HGsIu-F III at
81 05G,2 OIL. Turrcatine-St. ady a,
42iG42ic. Egg---Quict. Pork-Weak
and moderately a'1'-: n-S mes. al
Sl7 9OtalS 90. Beei-Firm. Cut Meat,
-Qliet and stsady long cl ar 9yc; short
clear 9ic. Lard-Prme stesm LIS,
active at So jOt9l2 55. But,er-Quist
and unchanged at ll@22tc. Cheese
Quiet at 7.@l0s.
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Killed BY the Cars.

ATLANTA, Ga, July - tp.,!a" Co..,
K. l.. Mott OF Columbus. w'.l!e standing
in the Union passenger depot, was
struck bv train and Instantly killed.
His body aud limbs we're frichtiully
mangled. He was eigh,y-one years old
and was one Of III" Hra.thiest meu in
the State. Since tie war lac has been
one OF the most prominent Republicans
in the State, and was Vice President Of
the Mobile and Girard Railroad
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-20
Marietta Accidents

MARIETTA, July l9.-Bert Eragg, a
young boy oil sixteen years, While help
ing to move a tiireshing machine into Il
barn near Dava's Dam, got fast in a rope
attached to the pulley blocks and had
one foot torn oil before he cOnld be ex.
tracted.
Vim. Wilson, while placing a belt in
the chair factory here, slipped and fell
across a plank, breaking several ribs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-20

H,MILToN, OHT., July l9.--An explo.
sion in the wire works establishment OF
the Dixon Bros. lifted the roof OF the
building, which, falling on William and
John Dixon, injured them severely.
The former was also badly burned.
Henry Martin an employe, has a
severe scalp wound, and his right hand
is burned. Immediately following the
explosion flames broke out and the
building, with its contents, was burned.
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FRANCE.
Still Fighting at StaN.

PAKis, July IA dispatch from
Tunis states that there WAS an engage.
ment on Saturday near Siax. The In
surgept leader, 800 natives OF Siax and
200 Arab horsemen are reported killed.
A Water Famine.
PARIS, July l9.-Something very like
a panic has been caused by the official
announcement that in consequence oil
the hot weather prevailing the water
supply OF Paris is running short. At the
best of times it is utterly inadequate to
the wants of the population. The whole
water supply OF the city amounts to
go 0N0 cubic inches daily, and NJ. Ar.
p,aud declares that it will be probably
ak wears before the existing state OF
things can O0 remedied.
The Report OF the Battle at Stax Con.
firmed.
PARIS, July ~ The announcement
that serious engagement had taken
place near Sfax on Saturday is confirm
ed. Most leaders in the revolt
were killed. The result iro-
duced a great Impression on the
Arabs. The French commander at
Sfax ordered the immediate disarma-
ment OF the natives, the delivery
OF hostages, and the payment Of
war indemnity OF 100000
francs. He also requires the
inhabitants to furnish the French troops
all necessary supplies, and holds the
population responsible for any act
affecting the safety OF the
French army. Five hundred horsemen
entered Kaironan and stopped the COL
lection OF the Octroi duty on salt.
1t is rumored that Gen. Saussier will
organize an expedition at Constantine
to march to kaironan, passing through
the centre OF Tunis from west 10 east.
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HEAVENS WILL
Guiteau Says 1t Is Ordained by God that
Garfield Shall Live.

N'
Garfield Shall Live.
WASHINGTON, July 10 III | had an
other opportunity, | would not try to
shoot the President again. said Gul-
tau to day. Il thought / had an in.
spiration to remove him, but | see |
must have been mistaken. lthink 1t Is
ordained by God that the President
shall not be killed, and, for that reason
| would not try it again il | had a
chance. Ii it were NOT decreed by God
that ne should not be killed, how could
he be alive now? | held the pistol close
to his back, and my hand was as steady
as iron. fired point-blank at him, and
nothing but divine interposltion could
nave saved him. He will not die, ! am
convinced, and am sorry caused him
so much suffering. 1t is no use for any
one 10 try to kill him now, for, IL | could
not do it with the chance had, no bull
let can do it. II is so ordained, and we
must abide the will OF Heaven
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-20

Z>SEsvnLE, July l9-Not a man OF
the Amalgamated Steel and Iron Assoc
iation OF this city has accepted work, the
report to the contrary published sun
day Notwithstanding. Some ot its mem
bers have left Itnesvile ior Pittsburgh,
Athens and other towns.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-20
Book walters Boom

XANESvILLE, July lD.-BOOk walter $
nomination has been well received here,
especially among the worKingmen. The
loud professions and promises made by
the Republican high-tariti.protection
speakers last fall to workingmen have
not materialized, and there seems
to be willingness to tie 10 Bookwalter,
manufacturer who practices what he
breaches to those he employees.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-20
BULLETIN s.
The Message Sent to the Csbineta Yes
terday Morning.

The Message Sent to the Cabinet at Yes
terdsy Morning.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July l9.-The
following bulletin was sent this morn
ing to the Cabinet officers by the Presi
dents Private Secretary:
JULY 10th, 5 \. ".
The slightly increased febrile which
occurred Yesterday evening, out which
was not due to any unfavorable change
in the condition OF the wound, has en-.
tirely disappeared this morning, and at
this hour the Presidents pulse IS 30,
with normal temperature and respira.
ton. He rested well during the night,
at one time sleeping three and a hall
hours without awakening, and Is now
feeling bright and comfortable. There
will be a slight change in his diet, some
thing else being substituted for potatoes
and oatmeal. which have been found
unsatisfactory.
Says he Feels Comfortable al $50 A. NJ.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, $50 A M.-The
President passed very good night, aud
this morning he is free from fever and
expresses himself as feeling quite com
Portable. Pulse 90, temperature w
5-l0, respiration Is.
Signed ID. W. Bliss,
j. X BARNES,
J. j. WOODWARD,
ROBT. REYBrRN.
Everything Satisfactory at z. Nd.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, p. N-The
President is passing a comfortable day.
he had for breakfast this morning toast,
milk and meat Juice, and ate them with
an apparent relish His pulse is now
-, and his temperature and respiration
normal.
Signed ID. w. BLISS,
K. BARSEs.
J. J. WOODWARD,
R0ET REYECRN.
O,Rcial Bulletin at p m.
ENg,CrIyE MANSION, July 10, : L. NJ
The President has passed an excellent
,iav, ami the afternoon fever has been
less than on anv day since he was
wounded. A, = VI. his pulse was 90,
temperature rs ) 10, respiration 10.
Signed u. W. BLISS
!. X. BARNEs.
i. j. WOODWARD,
R0Hg. REYRURN.
No Febrile symptoms at IL r. NJ.
ENEyurIyE MANSION, II l.. N-Ihe
/ record of the Presidents case to-day is
record OF steady improvement. Little
can I've added in the way OF details to the
| facts in the official bulletins and tele.
| gram ~ the consulting sur
| = ans. There has been no re-
currrnre at lac gastric disturbance
! ii Yesterday, aui IA" patient has eaten
| well. slept vel. &ai rested well st inter
v.ls throughout the dag. the slight
! liver no'icr,i At the date ci the last
official bulletin has subslded. At IL T..
N tne President is sleeping quietly.
! without auv lehri.e symptoms.
| Signed y. W Bliss.
J. X. BARSE-.
! J WOODWARD,
I RnE'r REYRUGN
No Change ut I:3O This Morning
/ EXECUTIVE MANSION, July -, l::i0 =. NJ.
| The Pres'denf Is aboutthe same nS when
! the last bulletin Was lSsue'
Siy,,. u ". bliss,
!. X B,EALS.
= / y "'vAin
EtEr hFr"''&N.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-20
The Army " orm.

JoLlLr. LII, July I9-The dreaded
army worm has made It's appearance IN
Will county for the fret time. and IN
the northern portion OF the county II IS
committing great dcpredatIons IN the
oat fields. destroying large fields IN a
few nights. The farmers are beginning
to harvest their oats green to save par
tial Crnp,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-20
THE Hawaiian Massacre.

S>H FRA>CIsco, July I'll. J.
No, r.. agent Of the Hawaiian Govern
ucnt a, tlji, ContradiCtS ia a letter, the
statement that the slaughter OF the Lane
Islands. recently reported, was inst
gated hy the Missionary kapu. On the
contrary, lie claims the PaPuans were
the ag:resSorS and kapu eSerted hlm-
self 10 save lie
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-20
Found With His Mack Broken

CHICAGO, July l9.--Tnc dead body Oi
Thos. BaTrack was found in Pacific
Avenue early this morning. The man
was supposed to have been pushed
down stairs by colored prostitute, with
whom he had quarrelled last night, and
the fall broke his neck.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-20
CORLISS' CARELESSNESS.
Runnii,. a Railway Train Con-
trary to Orders Results In the
Death of Three Persons.

BosToN, July l9.-The Tunnel Ex-
press, which left Boston at G:3O this
morning, and the Saratoga express. due
here at 4:l5 p NJ, over the Fitchbur.
Railroad, came in collision between
Il Jar and -Charlemont about noon to-
day. RePtrts are meagre and conflict
Ing, but from what can be learned the
engineer OF the west bound train and
tn. fireman OF the east bound were
He'd outright. the other engineer and
fl eman were badly injured. No men
on is made of injuries 10 the passen-
z .rs, or as to the cause Of the accident,
I'D as the scene OF the disaster is some
distance from the telegraph office, it is
as yet impossible to obtain !ull details.
The road is a single track at that point,
and the trains run on telegraph orders.
Both trains were tritle late at the time
OF the collision A wrecking train was
sent out.
Later.
NORTH ADAMS, MASS, July l9.-The
Saratoga special from North Adams was
in collision half mile east Of Loar sta.
ton with the west bound accOmmoda-
ton train on the Fitchburg Railroad
this afternoon. Both trains were at iull
speed. Engineer Joseph Moore, OF the
accommodation train, and Charles Pres
colt, fireman Oh the Saratoga special
were killed. Aaron Il. Corliss, engineer
on the Saratoga special, is probably
fatally injured. The damage to the
FItchburg company's rolling stock is
estimated at $4,000. The collision was
caused by Engineer Corli8s running by
Xpar station contrary to orders.
Still Later.
4 later dispatch from the scene "t
the accident saws: Engineer Corllss,
has died from his injuries, making in all
three deaths. Only the locomotive and
baggage cars Of each train were damaged.
Conductor kimbal, OF the east bound
train, received injuries in the back, and
Baggagemas.er Bingham IS also slightly
hurt. No passengers were injured. The
fireman killed was making his first trip.
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The Iron Consolidation Contradioted

ST. Louis, July l9.-The announce,
Sient of the consolidation Of several
very large iron interests in this State, Is
now sait 10 have been premature. Inc
actual consolidation h%s not Yet taken
place, but negotiations having that emu
in view are III progress.
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THE NEWS
- Day I'm Pithy Paragraphs.

a n y r. !" -
pf the Day I'm Pithy Paragraphs.
The drum fish is damaging the oyster
lis in Princes Bay, ;. /.
George ". Hayes has been commis
s.nrei postmaster AZ Batavia, Ohio.
". A. 10 nson, a wealthy cheese
merchant OF BuuaiV, died yesterday.
The EagIish government has decided
., g,vs the whole OF the Transvaal to
l- Beers.
TAa steamer YandaIis has been re.
..,.-aI ., Glasgow, and has sailed for
N-N York
v ,rn0u MISSIONARIES have established
.. .-rrrl II Ia, Latter Day Saints in the
,g1aktr Iar.
r.. .a,.s, reports OF the army worm
..r,. ...m Mrnouk and Bloomington,
- euI Ho"aui, Mich.
ry thousand francs have been sub
...r-. u i'm Paris tor the sufferers by the
..r,. Quebec go; llugraiiou.
The Rev. r. Rock. a United Brethren
.....,r Ar Canton. Ohio, has neHn sus'
lu mn
p'"'''' ''' - - 49,, :, Ior3oo and
The extreme neat =" to,G .i,;es
rarl- ,li.' r"",""FS' ~, = ,.'-,. ".~ sror,
TIE. heavy gales hav"iodged immense
.,,r,.,r.s oi ir. on the coast ol i.aDr&-
.irr. DESTROYING much property
-,rurr near Albany, iud, named
tr~,trrlrH ~''n'r, ,'5 "a.' '.5- So ' in his
>'.W" l"T "'~.' '''''-''' ''''''''
'trn. -,
Tue Canadian Pdc,hr fA''"a' s.,",s ,..as-
holders asE' r">7rS "a. q 'Ts1 Sc GH6 with Of
ING i.s .~~'" .'
rn"t-. -,
All ia.. c.sri trrnr" lighthouses wiz
-o1u b-' .sS1t"" ny ''-'tr.CI'l au'' Pr.
v.!rI "'.H H'"'''.'' S''""' '''''i '
..- -.Zua@-
The Treasury Department dt''deS
that journalists can nring crrtaih ""o"S
'DT their libraries !H'o Tie "''V'' '''''''
,rre oi duty. -,
lzl.ei PutUam, at POSa%on, MiCh.'
tie trst whit, man who settled IN CaSs
county, that state, has paSSr" away a'
...t "-' ''
4 decree Cd. the French government,
-NP-.iln- ppu Carlos the spanish pre-
tender roH tue hepNhAcr mas oeeh
promulgated.
r.-rs,-s. troupe have gwen per.
,.,,.,,.. a. Midway. XIV, for the benefit
... I..r Ev.u. under sentence OF death
.-.r-. I..y,r,t.n i4l for murder.
,rr.r. NJ 20 the Cyprus Tim,s, locusts'
s.., uEr,n wnulG have produced
o~.I 4-35nO live insects, have been
......~..y..I I'M r.ta island daring this wear.
,:-.,,. S.or.,.rrI Info, isaxnected
',.S.',"' SO, T.. fr,iss ., tb,. Trposnrv De.
-. .h,r,, ,Ge Tst proximo He
.r,... 81. Tor tie United Strtes on the 2lst
OBJ. I..v.
The. Cincinnati brewers strike cen.
80. rn,mrIi,t.e . has been appoint.
s,...l,rha withdrawal of patronage
.-... ,f.,s. ybo refusa to arc,-te 10 the
4..,,rts
.....,-- tho, tho ;,orra,cs ~,
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q Rec Ct.

Attempt To Shoot Anti Ministerial dr orr
ArHE>s, July lH.--An Unsurcras:ul
attempt vas made last evening to -h"Dt
two Editors OF antI.mlnrstrr'al papers pn
tie public promenade Tine prrpc;ra.
tor was arrested, hul -" supposed dc-
complies escaped.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-20

THE W. VA. g. p. r.. II.
An Enthusiastic Meeting at Fair
mOnt---The Cost Of the Survey
Subscribed.

Subscribed.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
FATRNoNT, July 10.
An exciting railroad meeting was held
in the court house in this place to-day.
Large delegations from Monongalia and
Harrison counties were present. Arti-
cles OF agreement for the incorporation
OF the West Virginia and Pennsylvania
Railroad Company were signed. The
subscription books were opened and a
sum sufficient to pay the cost OF the
survey was subscribed. Those interested
were greatly encouraged at the results
OF the meeting, aud it is confidently ex-
pected that tie survey OF the route will
be begun in lew days.
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Accidental Shooting at Canton, o.

CASToN, July ia iifteen-year. old
daughter of Mr.. Jacob Beorsen, residing
near New Berlin, about four miles north
OF this city, picked up revolver be-
longing to her brother yesterday morn
ing, and moment after an accidental
explosion sent ball through the palm
of her hand and out of the hIck OF her
wrist The wound is bat one, and
may necessitate the ampnfa'i,n OF the
injured member.
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The Ballot
-................. Is POttcr
~ N Mn .lfl

sDh4n .bN IutLcr = D
ConE.iug ............ WuldtOrd .. ...........
Necessary to a choice -.
The chair then declared no choice,
and Speaker Sharpe moved All adjDhrn-
ment, which was carried.
Andrews motion in the Assembly to
amend the final adjournment resolution
By making the day Thursday instead -!
Tuesday, was lost by vote OF II To ~
Eleven Stalwarts voted with the Demo.
Gratis in the affirmative.
Indications OF Another Frritless Day.
ALBANY, July l9.-IndiCatiOns are
THAI there will De- no election tomorrow.
The supporters oi the Administration
10 not look for it before Thursday. Il
requires the secession of three or fOnr
Conklingites, and it is not possible 10
find them as yet. Both sectious arr in
good humor, and sit about the hotels
together engaged in social converse on
all topic except that relating to tie Sen
atorship. Some private consultations
are held, but no Con&hngites engage in
them.
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VICINITY VARIETIES.
Double Elopement at Akron, q

AKRON, July ia double elope.
ment came to light here yesterday.
Cephas Clark, having borrowed $500
from his mother, is alleged to have de.
serted his wife and child and skipped
out with his family cook, Miss Baker.
Venner Bissell, unmarried, is said to
have followed suit by running of with
Emma Berlitz, domestic in his fathers
house.
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CAN ADA.
The Roman Catholic Presbytery at RoH-
ton Falls Burned,

QURBEC, July l9.-The Roman Cath
oic Presbytery at Roxton Falls was
burned to-day, Father Larne perlshed
in the flames. His nephew escaped by
leaping from an upper window. Father
Larne had been i'll for some days.
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PRUSSIA.

wspdp y L Demolished by Rio'l"g
Jews.
BERLIN, July l9.-The Jew barterers
OF New Stettn, angered at the denuncla-
tons OF the Ne,r !>t,ftin,r Zrityag, severe.
Is assaulted the editor, sacked some
shops and demolished the N'jtung Office.
Over thirty rioters have been arrested.
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ALBANY.

Tho Election Bill Passed 10 Its Third
Reading.
ALBANY, July l9.-The Senate bill
providing for the holding of special cleo
tons to fill the vacancies in Congress
was, after slight amendments, Ordered
to its third reading.
III
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-20
Fall of a Meteor at Morgantown

MoRGANT0wS, W. Va, July IA
most remarkable phenomenon occurred
here yesterday evening about haIf-past
seven o'clock. Just at twilight in the
heavens, to the lett OF the north star, in
the constellation OF the Great Bear, a
small bright spot which approached the
earth with incredible velocity, Was no.
tiCed travelling So fast that the eye could
scarcely follow it. As it neared the
earth it grcw brighter, part Of il being
OF awhitc and part OF a BLUSH light.
The size enlarged from where ii VAS
irs, seen until il became as light
AS IT," moon is At her
zenith. \ small luminous mist
appearcd tu follow the ball Of fire
In very few minutes the meteor passed
below the hII which hid II from view,
and second later a lOid report WAS
heard, caused ny the ingenious proiec.
tile striking the MunOngahela river. \
number oil people heard the rciOr; al
though but few SAW The meteor, ,as i. Was
not entirely dark, very few stars being
visible The night turue'i Uui rcmarka.
bly, clear and large number D! shooting
stars iel but NO metcOrs. Mr. Charles
White, Professor 0f Astronomy III the
university here. was away from town, so
that the scientific speculation c"nld not
be INDUCED in with anv satisfaction.
A Negro Kidnapped al Washington, Pa.
WAsHiHGToN, Pa, Julv IA case
OF Kidnapping occurred in this place last
week. On Wednesday last a little col.
ored boy named West Shorter gained IA
farmers permission 10 take a ride N his
wagon. When short dlstanCr ~. ot
town the boy signiiled his iutrltlon ul
going back home, the man placed hi-
arm around h,m, compelling hlm 10
twelve miles in the country. The
father did not know where 10 look 10,
his child, but last evening hrari il" was
on tn" iarm oi Il man named l.uellen
He accordingly boarded The ". AMI "
train Yesterday morning and rec .yrrrd
the lost boy. He is Only between ave
and six wears o!h, auh WAS engaged il
tlrning hay when ipund. Tn" !.'t!rr
and son arrived nome this a!f"tn '"n
The NcGuigan Farm OIL Welt
WASHIHGToN, PA, July ~. - Tn"
Niagara Oil COMPANY, owing iu the iii
liculty nl getting the tools "ni uI ia,
well on the Mrtiuigin farm, WI abandon
il. 1t is 500 iert drrp,and tie Company
now knows jus! what kind Of obstacles
it mas TO encounter. 4 new well Will he
at once commenced on the same farm
within 200 yards OF the old well. 1t
will be Cdsed from the ton down, thus
guarding against all tronbies heretofore
encountered.
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FOREIGN FINDINGS.
FRANCE THREATENED WITH A AWATeR
FAMINE.

The Prohibited Zurich Socialist Congress in
Session in london-Strke Of Eng.
sh Iron Workers-The Effect
Of the Land Commission
Fighting at SfaH.
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PRODUCE.
ew YorE.

sHo sales. tOherei.
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Ata:t)sr i1'+s', orr3arth rags.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-10-11
LEGAL.
Certificate of Co-Partnership

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PR ES-
ENTS, that we, Edouard Maud, residing
IN the city OF Los Angeles, county of Los
Angeles, otto u. Weyse, residing In the
city of Los Angeles, county of Los An
geles, Rudolf q. Weyse, residing in
tne city OF Los Angeles, county OF Los
Angeles, in the state OF California, do
hereby certify and declare that we have
organized and formed ourselves into
co-parlnership, and we covenant and
agree each with the other, to be co-part
ners for the purpose OF carry ing and con-
Quoting the business of wholesale ami
retail wine and liquor dealers, in the
city OF Los Angeles, county of Los Ange-
les, State OF California, under the fiTn
co.
That the principal place of business of
said partnership is situated In the CITY
OF Los Angeles, county OF Los Angeles.
and state aforesaid,
That the names of all the persona in
terested as partners in such business
are above stated and signed hereto, and
that such partnership Will continue and
De In force until further notice by u.s.
In witness whereof we have hereunto
set our hands and seals, this first day of
November, a. ID. 1880.
+. MAUD. fSeaII
OTTO q. WFYSE. iSeaI.i
II. q. WEYSE. iSeal.