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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-12
The NEW DEPARTMENT.
Senator Davis Of West Virginia TO Make
Fight for His Original Bill I'm the


Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE bill which
passed the House, yesterday, elevating the
Agricultural Bureau to the dignity of an
executive department, is not satisfactory
to Senator Davis of West Virginia, who in
troduced the first bill of the kind that came
into Congress this session. and he proposes
to take it up and incorporate in it the pro-
visions of his own bill, which differ some
what from those adopted by the House,
and make a vigorous fight for it in the SEN
ate this session. Senator Davis bill IS prac-
,icallv the substitute proposed by Mr..
Kenna of West Virginia. a day or two
since, which was voted down, or rather
killed by a speech intended to he in its
favor by Mr.. Reagan of Texas. Mr..
Reagan drew such a startling picture
of the power which this department
would have over the railroads should bu-
reau of commerce be established within its
jurisdiction. rs was proposed by the bill,
that the business men Of the House be-
came alarmed and saw in il some approach
10 Reagan's interstate commerce schemes.
which they have always greatly detested
and voted against. Secondly, although Mr.
Kennas proposition conferred on the de-
partmeut no power to regulate the opera
ton of railroads Reagan's war cry was suf'
fcient to drown the whole scheme. The
bill, Is it passed the House, is inexcusably
crude and. although step in the right di-
rection. is a very uncertain and tottering one
II was intended, in truth, by all except its
author and the committee which recon-
mended it, as a buncombe scheme, and an
intimation that it would be likely to pass
the Senate, will be received with thrill OF
regret by many men who voted for 1t. The
Senate, however, has taken a strong inter
est in the matter, and proposes to enlarge
the department to such q degree that 1t
will relieve the Treasury and Interior De-
partmeuts OF barnacle-lke divisions, which
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-12
WARM WORDS.
An Exciting Scene in the Senate
Chamber.
Somebody VINO Ought to be lmpeached-
Senator Mitchell in an Independent
ROle-He Won't Support the
Nominations.
NEW DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
Special Dispatch to .hs Register.

Special Dispatch 20 ths Re1tSteT.
WASHINGTON, May 1l-During the de-
bate on the Court of Appeals bill in the
Senate this afternoon, Mr.. Morgan, OF Ala
bama, created scene by saying that it had
been hinted about the chamber that if the
bill was passed. the President had given
assurances that he would appoint several
Judges from the ranks of the Democratic
party.
Immediately after this statement, Nj
Dawes, Of Massachusetts,, interrupted Mr..
Morgan, and said in effect, that if there had
been such proposition, the parties thereto
deserved to be, and ought to be, impeached.
Ingalls, Clipped in with the suggestion
that these allusionS to the Executive were
wholly out of order and in violation OF the
courtesy due the President and common
decency, to which Morgan responded, sar-
casticallv. "a the Senator from Kansas was
such a model of uprightness and decency, y
he, Morgan, would accept the reprimand
with due submission; but he knew his
rights on the floor and how he should
speak OF the President or any one else, and
he reaffirmed all that he had said, and did
not intend to be pushed into corner by
Dawes or any one else.
After little more chatting in which
Morgan reiterated his statement several
times, saying that such propositions were
spurned by him, and that his vote could
not be influenced that way, the Senate
again settled down. and Morgan finished
Z =
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Another BrOadhead Letter.

ST. LorrS, May ll.-A short time since
James O. Broadhead, an old cOmrade and
political Co.worker with Frank i. Blair,
was invited and accepted an invitation to
respond to the following toast at the ban
quet of the Army OF the Tennessee: Mis-:
souri-Her bright aegis borne by Lyon and
Blair still lights the way to greatness.
Mr. Broadhead, yesterday, sent letter to
the Executive Committee, declining to re-
spond to the toast, giving as his reason, as
alleged by those who have seen the letter,
that anything he might say i'll response to
the sentiment would serve to exasperate
and not allay the feeling still existing be-
tween the Northern and Southern sections
of our country. This has caused a good
deal of comment among members OF the
Army .f the Tennessee, and amoug Mr.
Broadhead's friends and opponents in this
city, and it seems to be the pretty general
opinion that the declination clearly. means
that Col. Broadhead will be candidate for
Congress in the ninth district in this city.
and that he does not wish to place himself
in a position where he might say some
thing distasteful to the Confederate ele'
mput.
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MARTINS FERRY.

One of the boilers at the Ftna mill gave
way Yesterday. which caused q suspension
of operation for the rest Of the day.
Joe Kane, formerly OF this city, but now
with s. s. Marvin, OF Pittsburgh, are in the
city yesterday. =,
~. Spence don't seem to be- in very good
humor with the Wheeling and Bridgeport
Bridge Company, as the secretary refused
TO allow shaft weighing six aud hall
tons to cross the bridge a few days ago, al
leeing that the load was too heavy. He
thinks that much larger loads have gone
across without detriment TO the structure:
The mayors Office is being papered and
repainted, and got in good order. The
lookup is also being repaired and cleaned up.
Felix Honsell is doing the work.
Mayor Mitchell was in steubenvil!e yes
terday.
Herman. the man who was hurt st the
Helling bank on "Wednesday, Is not dead,
but is in q very serious condition Df:
Werlich informs Us that his left breast and
several ribs are badly crushed and broken.
and il will be a day or two before he can
say what the outcome will be.
There we're eight different representa-
tiyes of eight different roofing concerns in
the city yesterday, looking up the contract
for the roof on the Union Glass Factory.
A firm at Barnesyille secured the contract
Coon" Long is having the front OF bis
block on Washington street repsintsd.
Mr.. LinsIey, one Of the In6rmary Direct
ors of jefferson county, was in the city
Wednesday in consultation with George
Robinson, one OF the township trustees,
concerning the matter Of bill d over e1pD
which Pease township held against JefSef-
son county on account OF expenses In
Cured on account Of the iiinsss d ThoInss
Houeh, typhoid fever patisnt and child
of samuel Bobb The matssr was satisfec'
torily arranged, and the money will b
paid. ..o ..,
instead OF S25-
There is IN abiding nsosGsity for teie
phone in the Mayors ofhes, and the mattel
will be brought before Council by IN.
Nayor. There is hardly Q day but what
there is call for the police, and the feis
tious With Wheeling constantly demand
| the use of one.
Mr.. Frank sedwick. who has been ou
business tour Of Monroe and Noble coun
ties. saws that in q recent talk with fnvas
pslzell, that gentleman said: VI shali
into the convention with the solid vos
nv county, and want the people Of Be
mont and adjoining counties 10 unherstan
this fact. Judge FSazier 10 not csndidsp
and have the eJrJisl and united suPPo
Il nay county,
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10 Land League Funds - - Vseo -
Bleed Msaey.
MICHAEL OAvrTT.
A Risxisg Letter frea ths Tsessasse
of the LAaA LeaIoe.

81 the Laoo keoIue.
LONDON. May II.-MIchsei Davitt. In his
letter 10 the Standard, after referring forS.
ter 10 his. Davitt's, speech In which be bee4
Forster responsible before God for the con
sequences that would inevitably follow the
policy Of terror and coercion, admits be ~
a convicted Fenisn, convicted on false
charge, sworn to by salaried psrjurer.
and asks fair minded Englishnen 70 pst
their Imagination In the plscs o!
the son Of On evicted Irish peasant, and
answer whether II n any stigma % snIrtsh
man that he has been fenisn. The people
OF Ireland do not think 70. The false relsr
tjons of the two countries have besa
brought about by misunderstsnding sn6
misrule. as q man may be criminal Oh
one side Of the Irish ses and petrios %
the other.
n IL be said 0 Fenisn II . man who vtshes
TO burn. blow mp snd murder, will neS
even reply 10 Il, although J. know IL b
untrue. II In the hot blood Of carly nas.
hood. ,msrting under the cfucatAes
and indignities peretrsted In Ireland
! ssw in an sppesl TO force the only meas
succoring her, upon my gfnsss th0ueht IN
the bitter solitude Of felon's cell, snooses
vision sppesred-a dream Of enffanchiss-
ment and fratsrnizati0n of the peo1ls, Asd
Of the conquering Of hate By justtos.
] have suffered by their PoSeS' UuS tnSse
IL In my heart, today. no sentiment ot bit
terness towards the Eagiish psoplA 1he
rospel "of the land for the psopls. V
universal gospel. In ih tYiamph In
yolyed the social Ss8nefattya oi Ene-
land a. clearly - tAt Of lfs-
land. II you would md NE
rnodss ri,o,di between Ensisod and tbe
Irisb. IL 10 easy -ssst u - equals. sees
as - men.
Willingly will I 20 70 Ireland and do
Whatever can 70 further the psacefol doo-
trines have Always sdsocsssA bot -
confident nothing could do o. seq vosiA
strike - enectuaIly - the feeling q 1879
which was sent through tslsnA -
slaughter of inpoeeot and isossoase ~
lishmen. under otfcumstsnnss xhscn teet
to the blssk desA svsfy possfbss sssssese
The Isttsr csncludes - folloss: tdsU
can I protest with effect against osuags
when the ,nsst brstsl ssd bsrt>atssG 90.
RACES are being committed 10 ths ns0e q
the law! Ladies are ssnt 70 peieos Q: 30.
sons Of evil fame, huts erected by charity
are torn dOup. littls hogs 80 Futhssnsey
shot dawn by the ooostshalasy,. - -
| Of The kigbSst character are stiii hsad u
l jail on susple3Oa."
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Travel Suspended by Floods.

MEMPHIS, May 1.-THE heavy rains the
past three days have caused a washout on
the line of the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad at Muddy Creek, 75 miles east OF
Memphis. Water covers the track dis
stance of three miles. All through travel
has been suspended. If there is no more
rain. the break will be repaired by Satur-
day. There is no interruption of travel
over the Louisville and Nashville via Miss
isSippi and Tennessee. On the latter road
a slight break occurred yesterday, at Seno-
tobia, but trains are now running regularly.
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ACroekeSl Light House.

ERIE. Pa, May 1.-THE storm, WedneS-
day night, undermined the channel light
house at this port, so that it is liable % top
pie over into the lake at the next severe
storm. 1t stands on the extreme end OF
the pier putting out into the lake, about
1000 feet The waves washed over the pier,
and the light keeper nearly lost his life.
The light house now resembles the leaning
tower of Pisa.
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Company's yards in this city. II is sup.
posed that the boy was on his wsy TO school,
and was playing about the Wabash freight
depot, and when freight engine No. l69 wsS'
backing mp slowly he rxa out from under
fell by the engine and run over. The boys
head was severed completely from bis
body. both arms were cut off and the up
per portion o: the body frightfully man
-
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OUTRAGED.
An Attempt TO Lynch villain fr"s-
trated by the Police.


ELYRIA. May ll.-At about9 o'clock Sun
day night last Miss Eva Broughton,
young lady about sixteen years of age liy-
ing on Lake avenue, while returning from
church alone was overtaken at the avenue
crossing of the Tuscarawas Valley and
Wheeling Railway Company by a dastardly
villain, who stepped up behind her, threw
her down, and by choking her and threat
ening her with revolver, kept her quiet
while he outraged her. AS soon as she could
escape she fled for her home and, although
nearly crazed told her story and described
the appearance of the man. She has since
been in critical condition from the inJu.
~ and nervous shock Yesterday young
man by the name OF George Wells, an EN-
ploye of the Elyria Screw and Tap Compa-
nv. was arrested on suspicion. He was es'
corted to the girls house, and she idenu'
fed him, While he was at the house with
the officers, some of Wells fellow workmen
and some neighbOrs heard that the girl had
identified him as the man who had commit
ted the outrage, and they gathered about
the house with the purpose OF lynching
him on the spot, but the officers managed
10 elude them. and Wells was brought be-
fore Souire Doolittle, when he waived an
examination, and in default oil oall was
sent to JAIL II he is the man, as now
seems extremely probable. it will go hard
with him. There will be no lynching but
he will receive no mercy from the court
OF Jury when his trial comes.
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Lumber Dealers convention.

CHICAGO. May 1.-THE fifth annual con.
vention of the National Association of
Lumber Dealers, retailers, met to-day. rep
resentatives being present from Illinois,
Iowa, Nebraska, Ohio and Indiana. The
following officers were elected: President,
A. H. Prego, of Illinois; Nice-President,
John W. Porter, of Iowa; Secretary and
Treasurer, J. d. Morgan; Directors, {. ;.
Fsrnham, of Indiana, and J. {. Winslow,
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DEATH-RATTlE.
Closing Up the Mutual Insurance Com
nRnica.

HARRISBURG, Pa, May 1.-THE Dauphin
County Court, to-day, dissolved tfty'eight
Mutual Assessment Insurance Companies,
which were lately proceeded against by the
Attorney General, at the instance of the
Insurance Commissioner OF the State. The
number which the Insurance Commissioner
alleges will be found doing business in vio-
lation of their chartered privileges is 2l5,
and against all of these proceedings have
been begun, with view TO their dissolu-
ton. Only about twenty companies con-
test the right of the commonwealth tn 10 dis
solve them on the allegations made.
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WESTERN MINING BUREAU.
Annual Meeting-EIectiOn of Officers
Bi-Mettalism Advocated.

CmcAGo, May IA Des Moines, special
says: The annual meeting of the Directors
and Stockholders of the Western Mining
Bureau was held yesterday. Representa-
tives OF twenty-five corporations with an
aggregate capital of Si2,0OO,0oO, were pres
ent Letters were read from General Grant,
Senator Logan, Secretary Lincoln, Cooke,
Sherman, and Others Resolutions were
adopted favoring a bi.metalic standard for
the world, an increase in the amount of
silver in dollars, making them intrinsically
worth one hundred cents, and a Mining
Bureau at Washington. John H. Gear was
chosen President; James Harlan. Vice
President William II. BallOn, Secretary.
and Hamilton White, Treasurer.
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CouIdu,t ESeape the yiSIIants.

i-5'iE Res. AK, May ll.-An Indian
..''''g-y dispatch SAYS the vigilants cap
.'.'' Mack coates and Josiah POOrbOy,
''>e thieves, On Grand river. \ Justice
..,,' and discharged them. but the yigi-
1'',' pursued recaptured and hanged
Lem bath 10 trees
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knights ofUonor

!, I,NL''y"&g, Mo, May 1.-THE Supreme
y'i-'e .II', ., the Nnights oi Honor elected the
!! v',T"lnE ~. o'hcerS. Dictator Z II Cochran.
I. neSt N'T-'D.a, Njre Dictator, +. p Ire.
.,"i, o' Nyora>kI. Assistant Dictator + :
!, .oat' oi connecticut, Reporter r + Nell
q. "i ohio; Treasurer, L. J. B-arg gfH-id,re
d kInturkN ".eN NN.-L.IuSe,
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OLD PROBABILITIES.
What the signal Service Costs.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Speaker laid
before the House a communication from
the Secretary OF War in response to House
resolution calling for information as to the
expenditures for the Signal Service. The
expenditures are as follows: For 1873,
$455, 600; 1876, $40 900; 1877, $424, 900; 1878,
$495, 900; 1879, S5O5, 600: 1880 S539, 900; 1881,
$59i, ,OOO. The expenditures previously
reported were erroneous.
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Advisory Freight Commissioners.

Sr. LOUIS, May 1l.-Hon. A. G. Thurman
and Judge T. NJ; Cooley, advisory Freight lsil
vile, Ey., where they will meet the Board
of Trade tomorrow and receive their report
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BETTY AND THE BABY.
Interview Between Mrs. Mason anu the
President Probable Release Of the
Sergeant.

Special Dispatch TO the Register.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE President
granted an audience to Mrs. Mason, wife of
Sergeant Mason, this afternoon, in order to
allow her to make an appeal for Executive
clemency in behalf of her husband. She
made strong appeal and was much affect
ell bv the interview. The President said he
was now considering the case of Sergeant
Mason, and assured her that her wishes
should be respected. The impression is
that her husband will be released from the
penitentiary after short confinement.
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Rlevs IN. Uncle. Br.i.. o~s.

HEwBURS. n. c., May ll.-In Pitt coun-
ty, last night, Major Henry Haddock, while
on q spree raised disturbance in the
house OF his brother William. The two
came to blows, when Williams son Tom.
my, aged fourteen, seized shotgun and
blew his uncle's brains out.
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Southern wheat,

CHICAGO, May IA Little Rock special
saws: Leading planters say the wheat crop
of Arkansas the present season is the best
for ten years. In many localities it Is
already harvested, and the yield pronounced
excellent II is fully matured and hrm
berry, and in some counties Averages twenty
bushels per acre,
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= L"~rS, May ll.-Hon. John , D,-b,.
y :. 'i #, ne Oldest and best known rrsiIents
y. = =. .",sS ule4 al his daughters residence
,.,. ~. .r'gn, Warren county. No. this
y, 80, o. Z tie was born in l>ua: was the
- - ~, ~ ,n"tr ut the s.. Louis lar. and had
WI .','' times Mayor o., the cirv
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ANOTHER HORROR.
fffIy-Six Mem Killed In Tho Ptate
Coal Nine.
The Dublin Trzgedy-The Asssssiss Stia
Unknowa-FUnefaI Of The Victims
Numerous Arrests-ks More
Blood Money.
MICHAEL DAWT1's LAST LETTER.

LoNpoS, May ii.-Information has iut
been received Of terrible explosioa fro0
fire damp in the Plato mine. town q Boch-
um. westphalia. .Nfty,sir dead bodtss
have been recovered.
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FIRE RECORD.

HUM. ONT. May IA good portion
The business portion of this place was
l0Tned this morning. Loss $4,000.
NLuNN>rEr, Pa, May 1.-THE Key
','.r Rubber Works are burned. Loss
l'''u. insurance $53, 600
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COMPROMISED.

CHICAGO, May l1.-Mr. and Mrs. Scoville
had pleasant and friendly meeting, to-
day, at the Brunwsick Hotel, and after some
private talk Mrs Scoyille gave up her room
and they went to lunch together.
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The Grafton and Greenbrier Railroad.
SDecfdl 10 the Register.

GRAFTON, May l1.-At..a meeting Of the
Grafton and Greenbrier Railroad Company
held at Phillippi on the sth inst, the fol-
lowing persons were appointed directors:
John w. Mason, William Jennings, j..
r. Crofron, Benjamin F. Martin, Thomas
A. Bradford. J. T.. Hall, Samuel Woods, j.
w. Talbot, A. NJ. Woodford, Benjamin
Mccoy, C. J. p. Cresap and Jacob NJ. Man
hall.
The directors will meet at Phillippi, May
Is, for the purpose of electing President
and other officers, and to take into consid-
Grafton other matters pertaining to the
building OF the road, its commencement
and completion. r.
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Three ChiIdren n.o,

ancrS@..S..'. .ET IL, May ll.-JosaDh Mel
.1s on ~ i, ,i.'ee i'ee little children were play
ysS,, ID, ~ oEayou IN Assumption Parish,
,aar,1.. one ,ell in, the others attempt-
'S"e. u'all were drowned
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al 80 '"' - ia, Nay n-WOrkmen en-
',sr.-,...... ... q, PAIRING the Methodist church a,
en- ...''. ''"hd large quantity OF stolen
,s,,, I',,,>g ,'..s, from neighboring stores con.
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Nru Yosx, May u.-Tbs Cnsss.cisssl
committee examfned Gsorss r. HiA -
Hortoo. Hia 4 Co. in relsiioa - ~
frm's coutrscf With the Cedit lAAaststel
Company. He Mid .t vA pussly bs..
nen trsnssction. snd b bad - rsasoa -
believe that Minister Morton svssy ec1e1
Improperly in fhe a1.i4<f. - dtdn't thiuk
lie knew or bad sol csxrspooeeses Rsth
Hipierd.
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Will Do No mere Ssealsux.

RALEIGH. N. c., May ll.-At Salem last
night three desperadoes entered Albert
Dyson's log smoke house to steal. Dyson
shot and killed one, Will Wildtire, and two
others, in escaping, knocked down the
props sustaining part of the house, which
fell, crushing them TO death.
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>..,,or Joseph +. Brown, of Georgia,
81, :lr recovered that he will be able
attend the Southern Baptist COnvcn-
.a d; C,rrenville, south Carolina. He
Ia.aorough Baptist, and has given
ya.iy To the cause. He gave $4,000
.ae endowment of the Theological
.m..ary at Louisville and has fire.
I,-ty acted as the presiding officer O;
- uthrrn Baptist Convention.
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Dax,,, threatened with Assassination.

New YORK, May 11.-Michael Davitt tele-
graphs he hears a sacrifice will be demand
ed TO satisfy the vengeance of Irish land
lordism. and has private information that
he himself will be the one selected.
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MEMPHIS, TENN, May IA special from
Jacksonport, Ark, on the White River,
says the town is three feet under water.
The river is still rising.
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Terrible Powder NIL Explosion.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, May 1.-THE orientai
Giant Powder Works, in the Lehigh
Mountains. three miles south OF this city,
exploded with terrific force yesterday at 4
O'Clock. The shock was tremendous, and
many window.panes mile from the works
were shattered. Owing TO carelessness on
the part of the men the works caught on
fire. They tried for some time toextingulsh
the flames. but they gained on them and
tbev we're forced 10 abandon the work. and
seek safety in fight. In few minutes the
fire reached the iant-powder cartridges, and
the explosion took place. knocking. the
works and several small shantles into
splinters. The men all escaped with their
lives, though several were severely shaken
ND. The shock was distinctly felt in this
CITY.
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sanity Is on the increase in New
u and the doctors are puzzled to ac-
.~, ,or il. The explanation may be
.,5 possibly, in the Pecuniary pres
.au>,d 10y high rent and the in
-trc-y Of living.
l.;rr, begins to assume the condi-
,fcivilization. \ sensible step in
!. direction was the recent passage of
.u compelling all Mussulmen to
.I, .urnames, and providing for the
...-,,:uu of births, deaths, marriages
a. rcv>.
...;. aati calls itself the Paris of
.,,..a. but itdcvelops more utilitarian
Artistic tendencies, and that is not
-.:qr. While the merchants of 81.
r., have been giving away elegant
.5uyruir> 10 their customers, the Gin
,s, fashion Is To give away dinner
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WHEEIIN( W. VA. FRIDAY MORNING. MAY IL. 1882

have clung to them for years, for the simple
reason that they had nothing else to fasten
on to and needed the supervision OF an ex'
ecutive department. D'