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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-13
TMuEelSLANE.
SENATE
1Orso1ng 0GOlOA

FSe Senate metst the usual hour Sstar-
day morning and tsansscted'tl,e following
busiAess.
Mr. Dennis from the Judiciary Commit.
tee reported Q substitute for senate ball
No. 10, apportioning representatives In
the Senate and HoIse OF De.esntcs OF this
State which was published exclusively IN
the RxslsrKr OF last saturday.
! The following bills were passed A bill
making provision for an iusicpcndent
school district OF the ts~n OF MAnnington.
Marion county: bill % release the for:
feiture Il certain lands in the county q
Pocahonsas, which have heretofore ben
taxed in the county OF Randolph; . bill -
appropriate $S5175 to the Mar.
tinsbnrgh Light Aralery Company;
q bill empowering the County Court of
Fayette county. to ALLOW II Morton Q
reasonable additional compens sAtiou for his
services ~ assessor during the year, 1873
and ,ssl . bill fixing the maSimlim retail
prizes vi, certain school books in. use In the
schuo'> of thi, state; u bill relating - The
schou' distri'1 of iirkersburH
Nj. Hcwv,:in introduced btll fo< the ~
lief OF J. -. Horncr, Sheriff Of HAfrisoa
county.
The "Dsuson railroad comma ssion" bill
then came up aud Wa read u thiui time.
Mr FarnsWosth took the door and speks
for nearly M hour in opposition 10 ths
measure. His speech Was one u the nosk
interesting Of the session, and Wa iisteneA
Ia with Close attention by the entire
senate A lack OF space this morning for.
bids the Rs.nrxR fropi giving . short
synopsis of his hest effort.
At thscnnciusion OF the remarks OF the
Senator. from Upshur, the Senate took .
recess.
Mr.. sw,th, from the Judiciary Commit
tee, submitted Q minority repost I'm re
gard 10 the arrangement Of the Scaatoriai
districts OF the State. which was printed In
Saturday mornings REGIsrER.
Mr.. Stollings. from the Judiciary Com
mittee, alss submitted report upon the
arrangement OF Senatorial districts which
was printsdne xclusiyc!y In the ks1urss d
Saturday last.
The railroad commission bill, pending 81
the time the Senate took recess, camo up
for furthce sonsideration.
Mr.. Moliregor made q short speech In
support Of the measure. He dwclt at coa-
siderable length on the necessity OF sonse
legislation 70 regulate the charges OF rail-
road companies, which were In many cases
onerous anp exacting to the last degree.
II. favored th- commission syst"s" ero.
vided for In the pending measure. aue
would therefore vote for the bill.
Mr.. Faulkner followed In . lengthy
speech. the substance Of which viii b
found in another column.
Mr. Dawson answered Mr.. Faulkner In .
short speech. taking up the chief points a
his adversary and dissecting them, TO the
best OF his ability. but with what practical
results will remain 10 be seen when The
vote on tho bill Is taken. The senator oao.
however. be credited with untiring indns-
try In the advocacy OF this bill, which hs
has cha IN pioned with % much vigor.
After the Close Of bis remarks On ehoet
was made To hold Q night session. bat this
was dsieatsd by . smsll vote, and tbs
Senate Adjourned
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howeves, tetssea 70 sptcsVI Oh s1Htps
6ndinu. ttyfsiaseaaes u feeuia,1J eea'
stitpted oNASs. aa

however, tetsssa 70 sptNSsS Oh s16tps
findings. tty yfsiAssates u fe9uiaf1J eoa.
'a'U'e' - :. nAuaras.
There vas - lule excitsuselt when 3
leading newyDaptr fssshed th6 disks of
Senators and Representatives, Yesterday
morning. which coutnkeed the ersvcst
charges against ths sbovs nAmed
gentleman, who Was elected Chisf
Clerk Of the House: and, who Is dow
sctins ~ such. Mr.. AWxrdS vas pien.
Der Of the last House snd. W. elected for
Columbiana county. After Hsosivink .
taste for ocScs he could not stan0 ik He
was willing 70 scccpt anything laying
around loose. just % Il was an of3ee. He
therefore came down htge and buttoa-
holed around sssong the nNmbers, old and
new, and he wss made the caocIs nominee.
aAd elected.
The charges srr that he orefdfew his %
csnnt and dew warrants Oh ne A6ditce
os State for work WHICH had
nos been completed and other
miaor charsc@ Mr.. Edwards sfsWerel
the shsrges in . card denying all ne stale
men y made sgsiust him by the kh4ssw's
correspondent md he will probeby b
able to poll through all right. Hs 3 .
well-drsssed young mxn, wears . loag
tailed blaek frock eoAt and an immssulasp
shirt frons ornamsnted with black eGIt
studs. HIS finger rnss and sleeve bdU6dD
are said tobe straigss goods, and be u ~
proprietor ot q head Of hair and beaEa,
which, as ~ elder Cameron would say,>
-makes him look like one Of them d.
literary felleEA" CLAUDE
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RoSECRANS-GARFlELD.
Another Scrap OF History Unearthed.

Another Scrap OF History Unearthed-
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE following
is related By q prominent ex-Union Cen
eral, as piece of unwritten history, in
connection with the revival OF the Rose
CransGarfield letters, brings TO the surface
a hitherto forgotten fact, which will tend
70 strengthen the well known friendship
and affection which existed between the
two.
II will be remembered that Gen. Gar
field was a delegate from Ohio to the Balti-
more Convention, in 1854, and nominated
President Lincoln for his second term.
After Lincoln had been nominated, Garfield
telegraphed to Rosecrans, then in st. Louis,
rs follows: Vice Presidency going beg
ging. Will you accept"
Gen. RoseCrans after consultation with
q well-GnOwn General, now in Washington,
consented, and sent an answer to Gen.
Garfield. This answer was never received
BY Garfield having, it is said, been sup
pressed by stanton IN the War Department,
through whose hands all kilograms at that
time went As a consequence, Andrew
Johnson received a nomination which
ROSecrans would unqucStionable have
secured. and the following events Of Lin
coins death would have placed him in the
Presidential chair, which subsequently was
filed by Johnson. The system. of espion-
age in the War Department at that time
brought with it train of disasters which
followed under the Johnson regime, and
which might have happily been ayerted in
the placing of Gartield'S friend, RoSecraas,
in the Presidential chair.
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THE SUFFERERS.
what Aid win be Required.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March l2.-The river
declined about one inch, to-day. The Gov
ernment steamer, Emma EtheridGe, with a
surveying party aboard, arrived at noon
and departs tomorrow for an inspection
of the breaks in the leyees. She also takes
supplies to the needy.
The Biz HatChie river is over its hanks
and has caused some damage to the rail
road bridge on the Louisville and Nashville
line. 40 miles east of Memphis, near
Brownsville. Passengers had to be trans
ferred. and no train will 90 out ON the road
tonight.
Lieut.. Solder. detailed ior duty in Ar
kansas. 10 ascertain the extent OF the SUI
fering caused by the overflow, arrived.
this morning, from Little Rock. lie eStl-
mates the government will have to pro-
vide for 10000 destitute people in Arkan-
sas for sixty days from the 10Th inst, as
the suffering is on the increase, and Will
continue long after the waters subNide.
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LITTLE WASHINGTON.
Those Grain DriIIs-Peculiar Pab1ica-
tion. The Druggists Go Free Gas
Well
SDecinl % The Re0ister.


WASHINGTON. Pa, March ll.-On or about
February lst the REGISTER and the Fits
burgh dailies published an article sent
from this place, exposing the plan adopted
BY certain persons for swindling the farm
crs OF this and adjoining COMMITTEES.
A couple OF sleek.tongued men would
travel rround trying TO ssu double feed
grain drill for $50 Failing in this they
would endeavor to secure agents by getting
a farmers name 10 an order for four ma
chimes, promising him 10 give him one ma
chine if he would sell the other three.
Soon after man, named &. J. Rhodes,
came around for the. purpose Of collecting
the amount mentioned in the orders, but
he was arrested and placed i'm jail 10 answer
the charge OF conspiracy.
At hearing. IL J. Krouke, secretary OF
the Eagle Machine Works, OF Cleveland,
where the drills we're manufactured, ap-
peared, and he, too, was arrested. Both oil
The defendants were bound over To court,
Krouke under bond Oh 81, 2N and Rhodes
$500.
The Ohio Farzaer. published in Cleveland,
copied the article mentioned, but marked
copy Of the same paper, dated March 4,
containing complete vindication OF the
defendants has been sent TO all persons in
this county interested in the cases and also
the papers.
A great many Of the Washington county
farmers are subscribers to the Ohio Fdrnrr,
but strange to relate, the vindication did
not appear in their paper OF the same date
This caused q suspicion that all was not
right, and d. c. Ross, one Of the parties in
terested sent the following telegram 70 W.
J. Lawrence. editor OF the FaraeT.
How is it that a few numbers OF your
naper refer TO krouke's vindicatiOn and
other numbers do not Answer at my er'
pense."
Mr.. Lawrence replied in the following
significant manner: The vindication was
published in few papers only, without
nv knowledge. Then taken out by my
| order"
AS the cases against Krouke and Rhodes
| will probably be taken up at the next tern
| of coi,rt which commences next Monday
| there are several opinions expressed II
| reference to the result Of the trial.
Judge Hart rendered decision TIN
| morning auashing the indictment agans
six of our prominent druggists 20
! illegal LIQUOR selling. The information ha'
! been made by McBurney, as constable o
South Stranbane township, and not
snecial or county detective. The oonr
directed that the defendants be discharged
es the information should have been MAD
by McBurney az special detective or b
one Of the borough coustables-
+ Gas has again been struck ~ the aa
Guein we'll, in Mt. Pleasant townshll
! which is now about 300 feet deep: IN
engine has been moved back and l. no
run by portion of Tho gss dis0'reeeo- a.
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The GARFIELD BILLS.
,sstihe Minority Report, and what
viii be Done.
l...-in! Etypatch % ths RcgtRsr.

viii De Dohts
Social Dispatch 10 the Register.
.n.....>GrpS, March l2.-The doctors
.g- attending on President Garfield,
.r, have To- pass the gauntlet Of criti-
- The minority Of the committee
J. oppose the extravagant allowances
Ee By the majority OF the physicians.
[sy VII not recommend any specific
|.5ua. 90 Dee paid, but oppose anything
S,rDU for Dr. Bliss and others in pro-
-'a Il appears that the comwittee
aai stormy time over the matter
as, meeting Mr.. Blackburn de-
c,d the doctors and declared that it
\ 4 De 4 burleSque and an insult 10 the
j G,eare OF the couRtry to pay a man
J - i,- treatiuga pus cavity fOr two
ss = gun.>hOt wound andne dis
rs-a.,hy mistake till the disSecting
il -eT,a.ed it after the victim was dead.
l e !-:,u Is OF the high allowances, it is
j have been trying To arrange for the
,ssN;e OF their bill through the House
lre day nitLa rush and without refer
lce trusting 10 sentiment To- aid the aC-
lap.isamyut Of this end. The minority,
,veyer. will insist that the bill take its
be on tue calendar aud submit to the
! sa. oi examination and discussion. T..
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Mysterious Disappearance.

't7Nsesfa ~ LStc LNcgbtcT.
EN'r'N, March l2-Ou the 26th ult.. J.
hawks, wholesale liquor dealer of
Ae7sourg' left home with samples and
y as lar east IS Piedmont. returning
On the evening OF the 27,h. when he
! supper and registered at the Grafton
lie was to have returned home on
ID, but diligcnt inquiry by telegraph
otherwise has failed to discover his
e'abouts, and some fears are entertained
p has fate. He is reported as man of
7 habits. his business is in fair copdi.
and has comfortable balance in the
4 and no cause can be assigned by hi,
fads for his disappearance. F..
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TARrFE COMMISSION.
lhy the Bill May Not be Reached
Neither Party Ready to Test Their
sITrngth.

|hy the Bill May Not be Renehed-
Neither Party Ready to Test Their
sITrngth.
lSps,7ql Dispatch % ihs Register.
G,,nS.-oN. March l2.-The opponents
,le tl-i,g commission bill do not intend
,ia,,7po,e any factious opposition to its
d ts.dyra;ion. They have plainly told the
4 ads OF the bill that the measure will
. Fe to take its turn simply because they
. no, propose 20 urge upon members that
y shall agree 10 the postponement OF
. gb.c buildings and other bills in which
N and their constituents are interested.
f N.lssnn and his friends are endeayor-
i 90 nave it appear that the opponents OF
y b.. have the power to secure its consId-
4 na At once. This is misrepresentation.
y HlssOn cannot, and he knows he can
q obtain thu consent OF his own side ot
y house 10 the PostPonement ut the bills
4 are ahead Of the commission bill on
n calendar.
TIE bill stands now, this must bc the
HCedure in order to reach it. When the
= lie goes into Committee Of the Whole
\ calendar must be called. There are
three bills ahead OF the commission
u None OF these bills can bc passed over
lthe face OF an objection. II objection be
Die the Committee must rise and reporr
.t e House that a motion has been made
, pass over the bill. The yeas and nays
y be called on the motion to postpone.
I necessarily consumes much time. II
"A ctiOn shall be made to passing over
~ half the bills several days delay will
"a ac result. If the bills are called through
- objection it may still take long
~ before the commission bill can be
&bed because alter an adjournment in
= mdst OF q call. the call must begun all
- a'ain on the next day.
be Republicans DO not want any vote
~ purely tariff measure to be taken.
- are afraid Of the break that will be
N their own lines. A number OF
~ i5,cans are opposed 70 the tariff COM
H@e'On bill, and are in favor Of a consider
~ reduction Of duties. The leaders
I" this, and arr afraid OF the popu lar
n oi such vote. Therefore the
a"e 7etormcrs are not hopeful that an
'7tUnrty To go on record will be accord
r. Aeni- They expect that the bill will
E to take its que course, and be reached
the bills before it have been laid
When it is regularly reached there
y De 40 d.ibu>terinS against its consid-
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HOCAk.
ASPping Neasisa.


Prayse BY Hon. J. W. Holt. OF Lincoln.
House bill 3l3, relating 70 iujunctioo
bonds received from the Senate viii
amendment a. 10 phraseology only. aftse
which the the bill Was again returned ~
the senate AMI passed by the House. The
Senate agreeing.
House bill II, preventing certain animals
from running st large. and providing thAs
they may bc taken up and sold, received
froin the Senate With an amendmsnt fs-
Leasing certain counties from the opS0o9
OF the bill, Was considered. 80.
Mr. Wilson. OF Kanawha, moved that the
bia he referred to the COMMITTEES on In
migration and Agriculture. with instruct
ions 20 make the bill general county op-
tipn lav.
Mr. Hubbard favored Q comm itiee Of Coz.
ference.
Mr.. Dcpuc argued in support OF the bill.
II IL was right, II should spply 10 oil cous-
ties. and he hoped the Honse would Dis
gree TO the Senate amendments.
Mr.. Ferguson hoped the bill would noe
bs referred. and moved Q COMMITTEES 81
conference.
The motion to refer was rejected, and the
House disagreed TO the Senate Amend
ments
House bill No. go, relating to ferries,
toll bridges. water courses and mills, ~
turned from the Senate With sundlZ
amendments, was taken up. and the bill
laid on the table.
House bill 3I9. concerning grand juhse.
returned from the senate With amsnA-
meus. was taken up. and the amendments
disagreed TO.
senate Joint resolution No. %, fixing tho
time of adjournment Of the fegislsture %
March u, was taken up, and on motioa q
Mr.. Ferguson was laid on the table.
Mr. Ferguson moved hat CONN 81
FIVE be appointed 70 select such bills g.
shall lie acted upon BY the House and Ne,
order thereof.
Mr.. Depue moved ~ amend the. motis3.
an a, 20 make the committee consist OF pD4
member from each standing oommsttes q
the House, which va rsjsctsd
Mr.. Riley moved 70 make the, committeo
oonsist Of nine nsmbsrs, which was sdn@te4.
Mr. Quarter rsOysd 70 reconsider taS Seoo-
by which House Bill No. 1a, repesliag H..
charter of the Gauley River ImprovemseA
Company wa sdoptsd. and the bill rsfssrse
to the ComrA,ttee Oh CoeporstiCns ~
Joint Stock Companies.
Mr.. Ferguson moved To reoOosidsf u
vote by which Houas Bill No tD5. fsiatinA
10 offences against public policy. va ts-
definitely postponed, which motion pss-
vailed and the bisl laid on the table.
House Bill 20, concessjnS psocsn -
order Of publication, va pse4 2 .Aifd las
| and passed, ard the HOoss took fecee6
A0na0DooA 0e0e
The House reasssnSied psonnpty y -
| uadal hour. .,-.,
Of mining eeal usdsS " 0nsn nyss.
,elegrsph and express oompani9A
House Bin III. redistSiet3se " efsee
for congressional PuJpoass,
i House Bill No. as, couosning ne -
OF real estate fos tsxeA were esoo Ns
third time snd pssssd-
Adjourned.
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SnoxIIIe nm Guiteau.

ter,lay. remarked to a Ne,rS reporter he be-
lieyed il was the best thing for the coun-
try that Guiteau should hang, for then
there would be revulsiun in public feel
ing and Guiteau would do the country the
rreat service OF bringing about revision
of the laws to protect the insane. He has,
however. asked President Arthur to have
Guiteau sent to prison for life, and then II
he became raving maniac, it would be
easy tn have him sent to an asylum. lie
believed this letter greatly angered the
President
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Homestead steel works adjusted. The
union men win resume work at Homestead
on Tuesday. The agreement which the
BeSsemer. company asked the work
men 10 sign. has been amended
by the Withdrawal of the clause
prohibiting union men from work
ing in the mill, and the clause reducing
wages. A number OF non-union men.
however, will be retained in the works
While the officers of the Amalgamated
Association of Iron and Steel Workers dis.
claim any victory, 1t is still true the as
sociation gained nearly every point de-
manded
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4 Narrow Escape.

CINrINNNrI. March l2.-Gestcrday, on
the branch of the Pan Handle railroad, be-
tween Springfield and Nenia, o., the loco
motive 6f passenger train broke through
a small bridge and went down twenty feet
into the stream beneath. The application
of air brakes saved all the cars. The en-
gineer and fireman jumped safely. No
passengers were injured. The total DAM
age amounts to 81 900.
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North Carolina Riot.

RALEIGH. Y. C., March II There is
riot at Third Creek, Cstawba county; be-
tween the whites and negroes, in which
one hundred persons are engaged. \
negro attacked a white man, and more
negroes engaging in the assault the whites
come 70 aid the man attacked. Troops
have arrested many rioters.
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International Rif,e Match.

LoxpoN, March Il.-Sir Henry Haltord
calls upon the foremost shots among the
British volunteers 10 practice with special
reference to participating in the interna-
tional shooting match, and adds nothing
short of the best mark the country can
produce. will insure success for the British
at CreedmOOr
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MoraRat,oos ISsueSi.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Secretary
of War has directed ten thousand addi-
tiOnal ratiOns TO be issued to Commissioner
Wilson, at Mound City, Illinois, and one
hundred thousand additional ratiOns tn the
Louisiana commissioner for the relief OF
sufferers bv the flood.
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..Shoe-hox" MILLER.

PITTSBURGH, March l2-"ShOebOx" Mil
Ter, the convict who escaped from the peni-
tentiary and fed 10 Canada, arrived in
charge of officers about midnight, last
night, having been brought back on extra
ditiOn paDerS
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Rank Statement.

NEw YORK. March ll.-Loans decrease.
SG.9G2,uVO; specie increase, $2,60S'70O; legal
/ tenders decrease, $i6o,OO0; deposits de-
/ crease $463l 100; circulation decrease. S35,-
! 60; reserve increase, $, ,S05.S75. The banks
now hold $iSS7, ,S25 more than the legal re-
/ uuirpmpntS
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AmIenhIr A,IinStn.I

=. VRGH, March 1.-THE labor troubles,
nave nave all been amieably adjusted.
4 Ike IN the eight Pittsburgh mills
'Seo aTeEted, and the lockout at tn
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Embezkler'Arrested.

PETEESBUEG, Va, March 12-P. II. Nc
'racken, charged with the embezzlement
oil the funds of Messaukee county, Michi-
gan, has been arrested here and sent West
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Two Men Killed.

BOLIVAR, n. Y, March IA three story
building was dismsntled by the wind, yes
terday, and the whole structure collapsed,
burying four men. One, Frederick Risehe,
Is reported dead, and Phelps caaoos live.
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Fast Time.

CNEo, lLL., March 12.-The steamer City
Oh BATON Rouge, made the run from New
orleans To Cairo, i0oiuding stoppinss, IN
three days aud 6fteeu hours.
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THE OMAHA STRIKE.
Troops on the Ground OF
Affairs.

OMAHA, NEG., March i2-Cul. Colby, with
eight COmpahieS OF State militia, arrived
this morning and Capt. Adams, of the
Fifth cavalry, will arrive with three COM
panics Of regulars this noon, from Fort
Sidney. The laborers will resume work at
noon and il is believed this force will suf-
fee TO protect them from the strikers, rs
the latter have begun boycotiing the men
who refuse 10 contribute to their relief
fund
ONNHN. March 1.-The strikers held a
meeting Of 5000 people This afternoon, at
which speeches were made eNhorting the
labor unions to stand firm, and abusing
the authorities. -Four ring-leaders, in all,
have been arrested and put under bonds.
The strikers are disposed TO annoy the
military everywhere, and show an ugly
temper. The strikers propose another
demonstration.
OMAHA. NE,L, March l2.-The militia in
the city TO protect the nOn-Striking labor
erS, were annoyed this evening by gath
ering of men and boys, who threw brick
bais at the officers and hit several Of them.
A squad OF soldiers finally charged on the
crowd to drive il back from the militia
quarters. and several of the aSsailants
we're severely wounded by bayonets.
One OF the wounded, named &. Armstrong,
formerly mechanic, who was wounded in
the breast and taken into the guard house,
supposed to I've slightly hurt, has died from
the wound. He had been slightly under
the influence OF liquor and was abusing the
soldier. He was inotlcnsiye when sober.
The occurrence is not generally known i'll
the city tonight, but it threatens greatly
to complicate the trouble tomorrow.
AZ Chicago.
CmCAGo. March l2.-The Trade Labor
Union of this city passed resolutions, to-
day. condemning the calling out of the
military to aid in suppreosing the strike
AT Omaha, and calling upon their Repre-
Sentatiyes at Washington to urge Presi-
dent Arthur to recall the troops immedi.
ately The resolutions were telcgraphed
tu Washington.
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InrpyuLx, March i2.-Mis e,Alia hlieh,
- ie. residing With her pasyIa0 On ASti
.trset uesr walnut, took do0 q sfsssis
todsy, mistsklAs II for sIoth4s nellees.
A physician vs called. bat u y t4esct
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Hspos Nsseh ii.-EAa o. c1.ierd % Il
Bslcarrss hsa eafaesd toaL .ns =.
Who Re nov st ne D9secus ncs
Land, endesvotng " cs9rS{iac ~ AsS