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Rnir OfThem.

INpIANAPOMS, May pa sensational
suicide took place near this city. Henry
Hillganmire and Ella Wanning, aged re-
spectively Il and 10 years, rode out about
five miles during Sunday, and last night
the girl returned stating that they had
twice taken laudanum with suicidal intent,
the first time without effect, but the second
dose resulted fatally in the case OF the
young man, while she recovered sufficiently
to walk home She says they were both
tired of life, and for that reason tried to
end IL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24
RAILROAD MATTERS.


CHICAGO, May 23.-A'meeting will be held
here this week, which will advance rates
10 interior points, particularly TO Pittsburg
and other Pennsylvania cities.
j. G. McMillen, Of the Chicago and Alton,
has refused to accept . place on the board
Of railroad arbitration, which IL Is proposed
TO make to take the place Of Commissioners
when Mr.. Flick retifes from that Office.
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DAvEsress. IA, Msy n.-At tse eacss.
This morning. beevy aow se0M - -
Sers. - csstiausa ies foH ~ ~
hocrs. YuIly thrss inchs = aew ~,
bat e DAYLIGHT ealy ebent = inea vae0
- sroG1i, tseGass ol nsItinG 10 sose
: tssn e IssssnbsssA = ks1iag seeasp6
tbs i7ih & 1sy, islA W. ses1t ~ -
kisd o. 1oe4 pssyii1s4 n ffeee -
49, - S11l 6sit . shs s1lss.
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Fatal Shooting at bedford, Indiana.

BEDFORD, May e3.-Gesterday John T..
Jackson and Charles Samson became en-
gagged in a quarrel over agame of cards, and
adjourned TO the eastern limits of the city
to settle the matter in fight. The result
was that Samson took advantage Of Jackson
and shot him before they arrived at the
designated place of combat. Jackson died
about two hours afterward. Samson sue
ceeded in making his-escape.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24

PITTSBURGH, Pa, May % Hon. Thomas
NJ. Marshall's letter declining the regular
Republican nomination for Congressman
at large, was given to the papers tonight.
In an interview Mr.. Marshall said that he
would not attend the independents con-
yention which assembled in Philadelphia,
tomorrow. He had intended being pres
ent, but other business would prevent him.
He did not desire the Office and would not
accept the Independent nomination II ten
dered him, He will support Gen. Beaver
for Governor, but cannot support Rawle
for Supreme Judge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24

LAFAYETTE. IsD., May 23.-hrney Hart.
man, who nine years sgo settled near here,
went back TO Germany four months since
to see bis parents and secure . patfimony.
The German authorities seized him and i'm.
prisoned him at Munster, on the eve OF his
departure, Saturday, for America Hes
fully naturalized citizen OF the United
Ststss. When he 6rst left Germsos be ws
urd.r orders to report for military duty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24
The Malley Trial.

NEw HAVEN, May 2a.-The prosecution in
the Malley case rested. and the defense con-
cluded to make no opening, but leave the
story to the testimony of witnesses.
Richard W. White testified that Thursday
morning, August 4th, he saw two ladies
house, and standing in the front door was
Walter Malley and James Malley, ir.
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More Work for the HanSman.

DLcArUE, ALA, May ga colored wom-
an near Notalsulga beat her husband to
death with board.
At Nesbit Station, Miss, Anthony Driver
shot and killed his son, aged twenty, be-
cause he failed to make return of money
for eggs sold
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24
EmherzIer Sentenced.

GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, 3.-Charles W.
Fonda, the embezzling cashier who stole
several thousand dollars from the Constan-
tine National bank, eighteen months since,
pleaded guilty here. this morning; ana was
sentenced by Judge Whitley TO five years
imprisonment at the Detroit house OF cor
rection
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yehra.k, R.apportionment.

LINCOLN, NEB, May 23.-The Burns ap-
portionment bill has passed the Senate IL
divides Nebraska into three Congressional
districts. 1t is very pleasing TO the south
eastern counties, but displeases Lincoia
and Omaha.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24
TERRIBLE DISASTER.

Destructive storm - whole Families
Killed or WOunded-Great Loss Of
Property.
LITTLE Rock, May 23.-The first news of
the disastrous effects OF the cyclone in Polk
county, in the southwestern part OF the
State seventy miles from a railroad, in a
sparsely settled section, reached this city
this morning. In Polk, just north of Sew
Ter county, the storm was fiercest, il posi-
bic. DIR. McDaniels farm was nearlyt,ru.
lned, and his wife seriously injured by
flying timbers.
Scott Lindsay's entire family was badly
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24
Excitement in the Oil Market.

PIrrsBrRG, May 23.-The oil market was
again excited, to-day, and considerably
weaker on account of reports OF another
strike in the Warren districts. The open
ing price was 66Ac. 1t then advanced to
67Lc and afterwards declined TO 63Ac,
which was the closing figure. The sales Tor
tho day aporegated $50 600 barrels.
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Killed by Fly.wheel.

PrrTSBURG, May 2S,-About two o'clock
this afternoon a man named John Flynn,
employed at Park Bros steel works, was
killed by getting caught in the fy-wheel
and crushed to death. He was forty years
of age and lived in Armstrong; row.
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Minor Matters.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
WASHINGTON, May 23.-In the Senate this
afternoon, the Geneva Award bill was
passed Just as it ccme from the House.
Among the patents issued to-day, was
one TO William Zimmer, of Bellaire, Ohio,
for glass or earthen pitcher and jug.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24
Kp,rb,. efPythias I'm Columbus.

COLUMBUS, May 23.-The Ohio Supreme:
Lodge knights Of Pythias began a two days
session this morning. The. city IS hnely
decorated, and large excursions are arlN'
ing. DELEGATIONS of knights from sur,
rounding towns come up on every train.
The prize drill and parade occur at P. N.
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4 Gambling Quarrel settled.

BrDFoRp, IND, May 23.-John T. Jack.
son and Charles Samson became engaged in
Quarrel over a game Of cards and adjourned
to settle the matter in fight. The result
was that Samson took advantage of Jackson
and shot him before he arrived at the des-
ignated place. Jackson died and Samson
escsppd
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Murderer Cantured.

Mt VERNON, his. May 2S.-Robt. Smith,
who killed Charley Yost, here, was captured
by posse, after being shot at several times
and seriously wounded. There are fears OF
mob violence. He is now in the White
county iail
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24

senatorial courtesy" operates only
IN favor of those Senators who are, as
,re vulgar say, "solid" with the Admin
:tratiOu
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A May SNOW Stor,,

nd sS< ssail hA LlrowN, Iowa, Nav 23.-Tb, sae-
lirL,n nSN storm of the spring oecurre5 IeS,
| ,,;,I oe'ween l2 and 1 O'clock snow;n" ,.
4, "a tor sue time. IL then grew clsas
e., O,a y and anO>Ser heavy f-oSf So;nS =
i ~ ueal Of damage. Small frnitS a. :
ruined and Otis>l >lamager is feared
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24
Arguing the Pond Law.

COLUMBUS, o., May 23.-Argumenti IS now
in progress in the Supreme Court on cases
reserved from Crawford county. involving
the constitutionality of the Pond liquor
law
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24
n,1ea.shevv - Taansss

CHfrAoo. Nsy 23.-The bfiekmskey sfe
still ON . strike. Ths employers ~ "
Day, and threatened farther rsdsetsse
unless the men accepted the present sehsd.
ule. II wss resolved 70 emp!oy nose g
the leaders Of the present stsike, no! -.
NIT 70 union dictstiop. They dscs6ed y
call on the mayor for protection: Every
thing IL quiet among the stnk'ss hs'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24
HeaYY Fire

NEW YORK, May GA fire at No. 747
Broadway, caused loss of $4,000, dis.
tributed among number of occupants.
Insured
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24
THE NEWS.

Moses Taylor died in New York yes
terday.
Clara Bell Frank File, Of the Ne"
York sun, is father.
Lieut.. FHppers case is now in the
hands of the President.
Three millions of gold will be shipped
from New York for Europe to-day.
The Postmaster General recommends
tbe removal ofan postage on newspa-
nor, sent to regular subscribers.
The SoOo,O 900 left by the will of Lewis,
mo Brooklyn eccentric, has been placed
., tbe disposal of the government.
senatorial courtesy" operates only
:, favor of those Senators who are, as
the vulgar say, "solid" with the Admin
i,tration.
When YOU hear Of Strawberries at
lottom prices, " it means that the bot
,om of the boxes bulge upward an inch
and half.
somebody is going to be disappointed
and excited, and very, very mad when
NJ Marshall delivers himself But
,F.., little things can't be helped in pol
iIics.
smallpox has been introduced along
the Missouri and Yellowstone by immi-
Grants. There are six cases at Miles
Cflv. ten at Glendive, and several at
Bismarck.
Harvey NJ. Watterson, of Tennessee,
h,her Of Henry WatterSOn, will cele-
brate his golden wedding June ). His
wife is sister of Mrs. Justice Stanley
Matthew's.
GuiteauS fate being sealed, the death
warrant will presently be signed and
the body delivered to the undertaken,
and 81 viii end the blacklist chapter IN
American history.
NJ. DE LesSepS states that a contract
Las been signed hya San Francisco firm
,o rNrayayc the Atlantic endof the Pan
ama canal, and he hopes to finish the
Enterprise by l>>S.
Mr. Jacob Lorrillard describes some
ofhis brethren of the Union Club, New
4 York. - those Of old hens who sit ut
the club windows and talk about the
business Of tabsentees.
Samuel May 4 Co, Boston, having
the largest iron house in the country,
D ave assigned the concern to w. +.
Jones. The liabilities are S5OO,OOO,
(which il is claimed the assets will meet.
The Chicago Herald says the grip-car
a murderous machine, and that filthy
ktrtet, and impure water are killing
svcy tenth person in the city. Yet
8 hirago is advertised rs a summer re-
k2r!.
The work on the Albany Capitol has
Irradv cost Sl&,OOO, 900, and an addi-
4ional appropriation of Sl,SOO,OOO has
a,,rn made. 1t is said every Senator
and Asscmblyman has one or more
fleuds at work on the job.
Governor Cornell makes free use Of
Ahe veto power. In one day, recently,
be- returned five bills to the Legislature
Nith his objections, and was ready for
anore. Tht Governor, it would seem, is
1cayily loaded with opinions ofhis own.
The Boston Traveller finds fault with
kongrrSs because the bill for the pay
Anent of the doctors bills for attending
Rpon the late President has not been
based. There are certainly enough
good reasons to criticise Congress with
but taking up positively bad one.
A band of vigilants has been chasing
blight horse thieves in Missouri for over
Two weeks Three were captured near
kirbyyille and lynched. The other five
Escaped, one has since been killed, one
A,oraIly shot, and a third captured and
b JAIL The other two are now hem
hled in on White river, and will be cap
tUrpi and lynched.
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EnSsneep KiIIeA.

CINCINNATI. May IA Lafayette, Ind,
special Gays: "A boiler exploded yestsr'
day in Hsines & Percles four mill st VIZ
iismsport Warren county, doiug much
damage TO the baildins and kiiisas the en-
gineer"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24

Three millions of gold will be shipped
f-om New York for Europe to-day.
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Canadian Immigrants.

MosTREAL, May 23.-Six steamers are
coming up the river with five thousand i'm
migrants. Advices state that every snip
this season viii be crowded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24

RprrxaTrsx, disordered blood, genefA
debility. any many chronic diieases pro
nouuced incursbIe, are often cured "
Browns Irep Bitters,
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A band Of vigilants has been chasing
blight horse thieves in Missouri for over
Two weeks. Three were captured near
kTbyyille and lynched. The other five
Escaped, one has since been killed, one
bloraIly shot, and a third captured and
jn jail. The other two are now hem
hlcd in on White river, and will be cap
tUrtd and lynChed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24

The Postmaster General recommends
tbe removal ofan postage on newspa-
nsrs sent to regular subscribers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24

The work on the Albany Capitol has
Irpady cost Sl&,OOO,OOO, and an addi-
tional appropriation Of Sl,SOO,OOo has
atrn made. II is said every Senator
and Assrmblyman has one or more
Friends at work on the job.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24

NEyrR confound the bad witfi the 500
remedies. the very best We know o. y ~
KuxA.-lSm. sS
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Governor Cornell makes free use of
ahe veto power. In one day, recently,
] e returned five bills to the Legislature
with his objections, and was ready for
nlore. Tn, Governor, it would seem, is
acayily loaded with opinions Ofhis own.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24

The Boston Traveller finds fault with
konTp,s because the bill for the pay
,nent of doctors bills for attending
Rpon the late President has not been
Passed. There are certainly enough
good reasons to criticise Congress with
but taking up positively bad one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24

Mr.. Jacob Lorrillard describes some
of his brethren of the Union Club, New
York, - those Of old hens who sit at
the club windows and talk about the
business Of absentees."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24

Lieut.. FGpper's case IS now IN the
hands of the President.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24

clara Bell Frank File, Of the New
York sun is father.
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The eSaOo,OOO left by the will of Lewis,
,pe Brooklyn eccentric, has been placed
at the disposal of the government.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24

LONDON, May 23.-The EPSON summer
meeting commenced, to-day. The Wood.
cote stakes were won by Beau Brummel,
Hauteur second, Tyndrum third. Eight
started. including Lorillard's Massasoit,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24

Samuel May 4 Co, Boston, having
the largest iron house in the country,
have assigned the concern to w. +.
Jones. The liabilities are S5OO,OOO,
(which it is claimed the assets will meet.
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Strike 0elslSl,

PITTsBURoH. May 23.-Yestsrdsy 6rs.
man named Weber, 1t the Sligo Iron mills.
struck for extra pay, ~ he worked thif-
teen hours day instsad Of ten. His Do
mand was not scceded 70. and when thfss
coal.heayers OF the mill, Ill Of whom sss
knights Of Labor; were sppoint:d . COM
nittee 10 settle the question With the msu.
sger, they and the fireman were discharg.
ed. The remaining coal.hsaven and labor
ers Of the mill then stated that unless thsy
were reinstatsd by Last svening general
strike would ensue. Nothing vAs doas,
and this morning the mill w0 IDLE. AZ
noon Master Workman Rankin, Of this de
trict, With Others, visited the MILL, end The
result, n learned from Manager AcDonsId.
was that the mill would b In cpsfaooo
again tomorrow. Mr.. Mcdonald I'D -.
rangements bad been made md xf. Wsess
among the number would resume. Hs
would not ssy whether or not thS. cdvssss
bad been granted. NJ. .Wsber - 70 have
been there at eleven o'clock this mornieg
but did not put In en appeessnce. IhS
suppositiou 10, although the naoaee
would not commit The fact, that The ~
vance has been granted
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24

When YOU hear Of Strawberries at
lottom prices" it means that the bot
,om Of the boxes bulge upward an inch
and half.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24

NJ. DE LesSepS states that contract
las been signed hya san Francisco firm
to rNrayaVr the Atlantic endOf the Pan
ama canal, and he hopes to finish the
Enterprise by lNSS.
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THE LAST CRANK,

7 ne Postal Card Sent President Arthur.
NV NuES, May 23.-POstmaster Pearson
faid Yesterday morning to a reporter Otthc
rcsS, that tine threatening postal card ad-
Pressed 10 President Arthur which was
found in the mail yesterday, had been sent
y The Postmaster General for such DISPOSE
bon as he might direct, but added the
postmaster in the course of conversation,
1 am investigating another matter and
hat is to see how il is the clerks in the Of
ice have nothing 10 do but pass such mat
terS about the office for inspection. I'll
ind out who made such a matter public
\ i,hout my authority or knowledge if it
Pike all summer
The message was written on a postal card
lUd addressed.
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PRESIDENT ARTHUR.


Private. Washington. d. G..
IN the other side was written. President
-AFthur. # you DO not recall the Minister
IN England, and ask for the uncOndi-
ma, surrender OF all Americans in Eng
60 dungeons, you shall be shot and
'"ed. There were also written across
'e aooVe, This is no idle boast. We mean
f,StneSS. :, You are no American"
VIZ. PEARSON said he thought such a card
kNaS absurd. Cr in slang parlance, mere
-. He had no opinion to express on the
1Sle'' II was ridiculous on the face of it,
Ia was evidently got up for notoriety-
ss,tNe'a1 other persons about the post
T. ,'eM9rHed that they shouldn't be sur
~, sSru u the postal cmd originated in the
f'''e that made 10 public
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The Chicago Herald says the grip-car
S murderous machine, and that filthy
ktltt, and impure water are killing
tycy tenth person in the city. Yet
j thirago is advertised rs a summer re-
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Moses Taylor died in New York yes
terday.
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A. C1svOlao1.

CLEyELAsp, May 2o.-Thc strike 10 suu
the most important thsme OF coavsrsatios
in the Eighteenth ward. Il u ssnerally
understood that when the rolling mills hre
APP, none but non'union men will be en-
ployed. The report IL strengthsned by tss
fact that several men who have been en-
gagged In repairing were discharged Tor sx.
pressing sympathy with the union strtkers:
Affairs at Piitsburg are narrowly wstched
uiat next June when the scale
is presented 10 the Pittsburgh
companies for re-signing they Will
refuse their signatures, and by combining
be able 10 drive out the union. Work on
the new rod mill Is going forward night
and day. Two Of tho engines are In posi-.
tion, and the cylinder for the third arrived
today. The mill will probably be In run.
ming order inside Of q month.
One OF the union lodges met yesterday in
Pereira Hall, and although o number of
the strikers were observed standing on the
corners after the meeting. earnestly die.
cussing the alI.absorbing topic none of
them would talk when questioned.
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Che @bibo0oux 5entind.
SATURDAY, OCT. rs, 1882.
Mothers! Mothers
OfhcrS!!!

Are you disturbed at night and
broken CT your rest by a sick child
suffering aud crying with the ex
cruciatlng pain OF cutting teeth =
If so, go at once and get bottle
of MRS. NINSLON'S SOOTU
ING SYRUP. L. will relieve IT,,
poor little sufferer Immediately
depend upon it; there is no mis-
take about it. There is not y
mother on earth who has ever
used it, who will not tell yon al
once that 1t will regulate the bow
els, and give rest 10 the mother.
and relief and health to the Child.
operating like magic. 1t is perf-ct
~ safe to use IN all eases, II
pleasant to the taste, and is IT,.
prescription of II of the oldest
end best female physicians an,'
nnrses in the United States. Sold
everywhere. % cents a bottle.
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-Housekeepers make a great mi
take when they allow their vegetable
to be washed at all until just ready to
put on to cook. Many leave all kinds
of vegetables to stand. covered wit
cold water, for "A long time after wash
ing, and by so d"ing lose n large POI
ton of the natural sweetness and f.
v0r. Many gioeers think they cannot
sell :heir vegetables unless they wash
them free IRON the earth that is Oh
them when dug up. Or they insist OF
the farmers ashing them before they
will buy. To make them look fresh
ard handsome they sacrifice a large pnr
ton of the best part af the root. Iftar
mers washed their potatoes, turnips.
carrots. etc, after digging them. before
putting into tn" %o-llar, they would be
epoiltd in u month. The earth about
them is an absorbent and prsserya,ive
of the less volatile elements of the root
which evaporate quickly after being
washed. How often people speak of the
excellent flavor of the vegetables they
sometimes eat ius country homes. aud
wonder why they cannot be cooked t"
taste as good in the city. It's not b.
cause the farmers wife understands
the art of cooking vegetables any bet
ter than the city dame, but because she
leaves her vegetables in the earth that
covers them. until she needs to put
them on to cook. Housekeepers only
can cure this evil. The moment a gro
Ger finds that he loses his tina and la
bsr when he washes his vegetables
just for the farey looks of the thing
and that housekeepe.s are becoming sen
sible and will not buy them III their
fancy dress, but in their natura! cover
log. then city folks can have as nice We
Getables on their tables as the farmer
10 favored with-certainly they ran do
90 after the season is too far advanced
to gather vegetables flesh every day
Farm and Fireside.
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al. Collins, cost and ire 400
Respectfully Submitted.
tsigneij o. j. LEGENDRE,
Collector.
October 9Th. 1882.
Tie Market .Masters monthly reno
" Sept. 1882. show in9 total COLLECTIONS {,
ne Seventy eigi,t;lclDou Dollars was lrcsentr :.
nj referred to the COMMITTEE Oh II
nance.
Tn motion duly seconded the sum of One
iunigrd amt one 6DIlUj Dollars was appro
.riaie,l to pay the following claims.
.uln Lagar,'e. Laborer chatg, able TO Street.
and bitches g.,
yIvaiic Holmes s..
/. If. & Co. No. ] char.eahle to
Fire Department e u
iliihodaux Fire Co. No. ! char. to
Fire De1,artement % o.
Protector Fire Go. No. , char. to
Fire Requirement. 20
5. Janrison's Son, on account for bricks
charseahle to Banquettes. 800
Yeas: Moore, Zernott, Breaux, and Dansc
reau.
Nays: None.
On motion duly seconded the Counci ad-
joGrned.
[SiSnedJ j. l.. AUCOIN,
Mayor.
A. j. PERRIN.
pEPPIN ClarI-
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$40 - 500 4.
---@---
To Balance on hand ll9 40
Respectfully Submitted.
iSisaed) Jos. L. TilBoDEACA.
Treasurer.
Oct. 9Th. 1882.
The following Collectors Report was pre-
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