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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-24


SCHEDULE:
Capital Prize. Observation-Disclosures IS 500
Capital Prize Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Capital Prize Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Prizes of $500 each .................... 1900
10 Prizes of $l00 a. ..............-..... 200
20 Prizes of $50 8 .................... 200
675 Prizes OF $40 ..............6 $3.50
9 Approximations Of $50 each .. $50
Approximations OF SIS EACH. so
723 Prizes, as above, being the full num-
Der in the Royal Havana, and
220 Additional Prizes OF IS each to the 70
tickets having as ending plumbers
the two terminal units Of the num-
Der drawing the Capital Prize OF
$S,oUO.-.............. ......-.s.''.'.-' AsAVv
975 Prizes. amounting to sss,O5O
TICKETS 81, HALVES 81.
ALL PRIZES PAID ON PRESENTATION.
TICKET NO. 1882 CD CAPITAL
PRIZE). in Glass 1104, May 5, was sold
in Brooklyn, N. Y.
TICKET NO. $3.50 CD CAPITAL
PRIZE). in Glass 1105, May 20, was sold
in New York city.
SHIPSEY COMPANY,
General Agents,
1919 Broadway. or 68 East Randolph st.,
New York city. Chicago, Ill.
For information apply to
JOHN B. FERNANDEZ,
Savannah, Ga.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-24

They tell good story on Governor Denni-
son, of Ohio, recently deceased, TO this
effect: The Nell House at Columbus took
fire on the night OF the November election
10 1860 Columbus was poorly supplied
with fire engines, and the Governor sent the
following telegram to the Mayor of Cincln-
natl
'sThe Neil House is on fire. Lincoln has
carried Ohio by $1,000 majority. Send two
fire engines to put It out.
CIVILIAN DENNIsON.o
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-22

The following arc the provisions Of The
law relative to the execution Of prisoosfs
condemned 70 death and which viii govern
Guiteau's case:
Section 1898. Persons adjudssd 10 su6se
death shall be executed within the Walls q
some prison in the District, or Within B
yard or enclosure sdjoinipg such prison,
and not elsewhere.
warden, or one OF his deputies, With such
officers OF the prison, oonstsblss apd otbse
peace officers a. the warden or deputy may
deem necessary and proper 70 sttsod d
such execution.
Section 1896. The warden or his DEPUTY
shall invite the district attorpey, two q
more physicians, and twelve respectable
citizens to be present At every such exseB-
tion, and, at the request Of the psfson tote
executed, shall also siiow one Of his oser
relatives and any ministers Of The eoepel,
not more than three, 10 be present thsrssI
Section 1893. No persons other thaa
those mentioned In the preceding sections,
and no person whatever under the 80 Of
twenty one years, shall b allowed 70 Wit
ness any such execution.
There 10 no fear that General Croek1
will commit any violation Of this lsw. He
intends, he said In conversation with -.
porter, yesterday. that thsss shah - No
theatrical display or halo Of sIssy sast
about this execution, and thst Il shall -
distinguished in no way from any othsf.
He will faithfully carry out The provisions
Of the statutes. and has no intsntiou q
anybody being present sxespt those whe
are justly entitled 70 b. A no one -.
cept the warden has suy authofiy in tho
matter OF carrying out the sxecuhon, y v
useless for anybody 70 apply 70 sithsf IT,
District Attorney or Aafsha', or aayscov
else for "pasees." es 2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-22
PARKER SBURG.
Political PoIntS-wirt County whispers
-SeriOus Accident. Etc.


SERIOUS Accident. Etc.
Special 10 the Register.
PARKERsBURG, June 2l.-The writer in
passing through Elizabeth, the county
seat of Writ county, to-day, embraced the
occasion to make some inquiry in regard
to the political situation as viewed by some
of the citizens of that quiet old town.
While passing down street your correspon-
dent was accosted by a jolly fat man,
who was seated on a store
box munching peanuts, and who
dssiredto know il We were candidate
for congress. We were about to resent tn
insult when the gentleman who answers to
the familiar name Of Dick" who offered
an apology, and went on to explain himself
by informing us that the candidates in this
district, and especially from Wood county,
have been so numerous that he did not eX-
pect to see anybody but congressional aspl-
rants for the next two months.i t'Dick"
and others in Elizabeth are OF the opinion
that the lower end of the Fourth
district is entitled to the next
congressman, and are very con-
fident that neither the Jackson or
Wood county candidates will be able to
write NJ. c. after their names for some
time to come, and they further expressed
their belief that the successful candidate
will be Hogg of Mason or Gibson, OF Cabell.
Alphabet Hassler, the would be NJ. c. from
Jackson county, is now looking after his
interests in Writ county.
When interrogated as to the probable
representative Of that county in the next
Legislature, it seemed to be the opinion
that whoever Wood county dictates will
be the man." There seems to be some feel
ing on this point which arises from past
experience, and as one of the gentlemen
expressed it. "Wirt county has always been
a cypher. and has always been manipulated
BY Wood county to suit the emergency
From what we can learn the Democrats
will nominate DR.. A. ]. Mitchell, OF
Burning Springs, for the Legislature.
The Doctor is agentleman eminently quail.
fed for representative, and q man OF
broad and liberal views, and would look
well to the interests of his constituents. 1t
is not generally known who will be the Re-
publican lamb put up for slaughter in the
legislative canvass, but Robert Thorn and
Mr.. Rodgers are mentioned in this connec-
ton. Mr.. Casio, a prominent young at
torney of the Writ county bar, has been
fayorably mentioned by the Republicans as
q candidate for legislative honors, but he
will decline the honor Of the nomination.
DR.. Phister, prominent physician of this
CITY, was thrown from his buggy, yester-
day, while driving at the Fair Grounds.
Damages, two broken ribs and demolished
Wagon.
Every person is speaking of the enter
rising proprietors of the REGISTER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-22
FLUSHING. OHIO.
IArmer'S InstitHte-New Chureh-Per'
sOnAI-COngreSsiOn Politics

sOnAI-COngressiOna Politics.
Special 10 ths Register.
1 FlUNING, o.. June 2I.-Shall we not
be a farmers institute this fall? Our
tners are above the average in intelli-
EcS ana fgbility, and with the assistance
ne or two lectures we could have an in
|ute which would be of lasting benefit to
agricultural interests of this COM
-nity. Let is make an effort, and if we
l il will be but one of those failures to
ieh all enterprises are more or less sub
D lot has been purchased of Stephen
Dbson upon which the new M. Z. par
mage is to be erected. Consideration Sl6O.
l. %. voorhees,, of Kennon, returned
ne Yesterday from Ann ArbOr, where he
been student of the law department.
Nj e. Holloway returned from his
10 the south, Yesterday. He will en-
= in business soon, but has not decided
r,her il will be in the South or else
asre. He is an excellent business man.
Three or four more cases of scarlet fever
EirepOrted: but one has resulted in death.
L trust the physicians have it under con-
i number Of citizens of this place attend
! The Congressional Convention ut st.
Iryille, yesterday. Many Of the leading
|glbliCans here are loud in their denun'
|ztons of the methods pursued by DR..
|,isgrati to secure the nomination. Per-
j. their bread and butter" does not de-
| "a upon his nomination, or they might
\ K 50 severe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-22
Blasting vanderbiIt.

CHICAGO, June 2i.-heplying to an attack
made by Vanderbilt upon the New York,
Chicago and st. Louis Railway, President
c. r. Cummings, OF the latter road, says:
1t iii becomes the President Of the Lake
Shore to talk about the fixed charges ut
which it is hoped to sell those Of rival lines:
/ undertake TO say that the fixed charges OF
our road when Il shall be completed and
equipped ready for business, will be lower
than those OF any line Of similar length
trayersing SO populous section Of country.
It's construction, management and facilities
all combine to make it one Of the most
economically operated roads in the coun.
try. II is not unreasonable 10 expect the
earnings Of the new road will approach TO
something near those OF the Lake Shore,
and ] estimate there will be large surplus
of net earnings. 1t Is learned that only -
miles OF tracks remain 70 be laid TO complete
this road between Chicago and Buffalo, and
its operators have combined with that road
10 form freight line for handling and for
warding from Chicago, freight intended fer
export.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-22
NAVAL NOTIONS.
what Rebsssa Jhlaks SAssM -
De- for IT, Navy. = =
All His Old SeAsmss SRssaRasd essdi
whisksy- 6uitsau's exseuuea- g,s
Hapers fsny Properly
For Ssls-Nsw
PostmasieS. ~
MINOR MATTERS At THE CAPITOL.
Special DiposeA 10 As Regix~,

Specsai DposeA 10 ~ ReoiA~,
WAsHISGrox, June 2l.-ro-day Secoe
Robeson introduced the naval appropris-
ton bill. It is now more than seven months
since the Naval Committee was appointed.
For twenty-five years this bill has been.
with but four or Eve exceptions, one Of Tie
first to be reported 10 the House. but this
year there was . mysterious delay, and
members Of Congress and the public prss
began to express the suspicion that some.
thing underhand was 10 be accomplished,
and that II was to be accomplished By max
ing It necessary to rush through the sp-
preparation bill In the last moments OF the
session. One man on the committee,
at least was unwilling 10 take any
share OF the odium Of Robsson's inaction.
That man was Mr.. Ketcham, OF New York.
Last week he went 10 Mr.. Robson and said
substantially: 81 have stood the criticisms
OF the subcommittee Of the Appropriations
Committee on the naval bill as long - I
propose 10. You have not called meeting
Of the committee yet and insist that yoa
shall at once. do not propose 10 suffer any
longer for the designs that you seem tohavs
In mind. / want that sub committee called
together and the naval bill submitted 10 L.
or shall understand the reason Why.
give you fair notice now that II you do not
cali II together at once shall resign from
1t and from the appropriations COMMITTEES
as we'll, and shall accompany my resisna-
ton with speech In the House sxposinS
your conduct and stating your insction."
This bold speech from the New York msm'
Der seems to have frightened Robson, and
he called the subcommittee together. WhSu
itmet IL was discovered that Mr. Robesou had
drafted the naval appropriation bill, and
that It embodied all the pet schemes thsf
he had held when he was at the head of ths
navy department. The subcommittee hed
simply TO add Its immaterial assent 10 bis
decree. He did them the honor 10 read his
bill to them and to accept their sndorss-
ment and to-day reported Il 10 the House,
when II was referred TO the Committee of
the Whole. Among the features OF the bill
are his old schemes TO abolish the rank Of
commodore, not touching present comno.
dore, and TO reorganize the staff OF ths
navy. The bill authorizes the 80
retary Of the Navy TO discontinue active
operations In navy yards and 10 sell vss-
sells II their repairs shall cost 30 per osnt
more than their assessed value. At arst
his purpose was to provide for the compile
ton of all the unfinished monitors, but hs
found that that wsuld be unpopular % hs
has has a&6aiaAi sr 'WlihiBstS stSS, '66ss.
Ter and Philadelphia, and t276, 900 70 COM
plete the turrets for the Miantauomah.
The total appropriated Ii $i6, 10000
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-22
A Fatal Texas Rev.

GALVESTON, June H.-A Houston special
says: Early yesterday, at the emancipation
grounds. Charles r. Arthur was fired On
by q negro and instantly killed. A dspu-
ty marshal Glass was lifting the body Of
the dead man, he was fred on, the bullet
entering his right shoulder, and coming
out on tie side of his neck. A colored boy
was killed by . stray bullet A negro
named Spencer was also shot in the back Of
the neck by q stray shot John Gisss,
brother OF the depaty, went 70 bis assist
ance. but was unsrmed and sjected from
the grounds. A notorious negro politician,
IA. Jamisou. was arrested as one OF the
murderers, and VIM. and Frank Buford Tor
shooting deputy Glass.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-22
MORE REFORM.
fsdIeton's Resolution Deferred Until
Monday.

Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
TEHISGroS, June 2l.-Yesterday Mr..
[cIetOn made another attempt to call up
s'ssOlution in relation TO the levying OF
(GlCal partisan assessments on the en-
ls Of the government by the Republi-
2 Congressional Campaign Committee.
ssl.Or Hale, for whose indulgence the
|nsderatiOn of the resolution has been
Fayed, only returned that morning. He
appealed to Mr.. Pendleton in open
Ei.s for further delay. II was finally
'ed to postpone consideration until
'iay next, with an understanding that
III then be taken up. The resolution
|RCeaIed a great deal of suppressed ex-
|saent among the Republican managers,
t4vtdence is being daily furnished TO
F Ohio Senator from all parts of the
''airy Of the means taken to extend the
ssm Of leyying assessments beyond what
seyer known before.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-22
Vermont RepnhIIenns.

!, ,,SS..PLLiER, =. VI, June 2l.-The Repub-
iSs,o. S.aIe convention met, to-day, Redteld
A tan presiding. The ticket nominated
ls,IoNs; cNooNs; Governor, John L. Barsiow
b. TWS'ernor, Samuel z. Pingree; Treas
lte,.S"' II, Dubois. Resolutions were
s',;O SS HepIoring the death of Garfield,
49, ,ns !supI ort to Republican principles,
- S~3Alng the one term system i'm the
|rt,rsss s,St,1lture, stature and recognizing the i'm
-, - Sl legislation favorable to educa-
- auQ gTIpff Ifural ,,ko-..k.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-22
HNMfRs FEMy.
Hs psAssss ~ - 0svsssosss SRsp.
eSty. ~ b

Hs DsAAsss ~ shs 0Svsssosss Pse1s
sSty. ~ s
= apUtai DtHateh 70 ~ 1evte0. 81.
wAmIsoroS, June 1.-The 6olidtoe q
the Treasury ssve notice that On Monday
Tuesday or todsy, psrsons dssinag -
lesse or purchase the epysFnnsat pssDesev
ct Hsrpsr's Ferry, should appe9 49,
him to make spplicstioa. No - h0o
yet sppeared, and although ths estaeW
will grant Q few dsys srses. " = -
thought thst any sppliesHens vfllhno1eI
No answer 10 tbs lsttsr ssot 70 u = = y,
Railroad Company, some time go $3.50
for IN ODER for ths propsrty, hs - ~
ceived. Il IL ths BoiieisoTs intso1ea q
advertise the property fos sals sassy -
week, reservins the hight - vi1e1
rather than sscnhce v tvs enert
one tins, that the property vea4 H1e
much q 10000, bat 10 sueh anoaot y @
psctsd 70 b realised sov.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-22
Pour Men Killed

kSO, June 2l-Yesterday William
~ Lewis Tsleman and Earlo Sante-
b.. ~ r we're killed, and Jacob Baker and
|Sio, - 1Iiss'erson seriously injured by the
snt va.shk oshk OF earth and stone at the
fsaty sihon Cotton Mills, Baltimsre
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-22
AK Year.fsr Raps.

wAEsAw, Is., June A.-Nosh d. HAg-
erman was sentenced TO four years In the
penltentiary yesterday for committing Q
rape on little German girl few wseh
since. The case was hotly contested on
hoth sidea.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-22
THE GRAND PARADE.
The Grand Army Of the Republic at
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, June 21.-The city is pro-
fusely decorated, to-day, in honor Of the
Grand Army of the Republic. The streets
and houses along the line of march are
filled with people anxious to witness the
grand parade. The Presidential party,
General Sherman and Speaker Keifer have
arrived and were escorted to the Mayors
reception room, in the city hall, where
they were welcomed by the Governor,
Mayor, and many prominent citizens.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-22
WHISKY IN BOND.
Gen. Yoasg's BiIl Reducing The fsE-.
0titeaa's Execatioa.
R.Sr<nl Dasuafrk IA tn Re0(n&Y.

Apccsai Dsspasch 70 ~ Beesstw.
WASHINGTON, June 2i.-General Tom
Young introduced Q bill amending the
law relative to internal revenue. It
provides that after October I the tax o.
distilled spirits shall be SOC per gallon, and
on beer soc per barrel Of 81 gallons. The
following figures show the amount Of tax
which must be paid on whisky now In
bond, unless the bonded period should b
extended, and a the bill for that purposs
has been killed, nothing will be done IN.
Al 10 70 Il shan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-22

NEW PALEs7IxE, IHD.. June H-A sou OF
Fred. Walker attempted suicide st New
Palestine, this county, on yesterday. by
taking morphine. He was relieved by Q
stomach pump. Cssse, family troubses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-22
STEUBENVILlE.
A Verdict of Not Guilty I'm the Smurth-


waite Case.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
SrEUBENvILLE, June 2l.-The jury in
the Smurthwaite murder trial brought in
verdict of mot guilty" at 2 P. NJ. to-day.
The verdict was a complete surprise to
everybody, and the jury is denounced
fiercely on every side. 1t was the uniyer-
sal belief that he was guilty, and the peo-
pie are disgusted with the court and jury.
Smurthwaite's partners in the alleged crime
will have their farce next week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-22
To be Transferred.

-'.SF VERNON, ONO, juno 21.-Mem-
r. GI the State Board Of Public Works
N,ST :! = mere Yesterday, accompanied by
!, o,.uSineer Gregory, and proceeded to
~ ,s.liuhs Canal to inspect the same
80 q view OF transferring il to the Mount
I'm, CoshoctOn and Wheeling Railroad,
- o'ganlzatiOn. for road. bed purposes.
we're accompanied by General Jones,
AI,.Il It,'sl h. Barnes and other interested
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-22
THE NEWS.

American exodus for Europe ana
tas E,,.oDean exodus. from Egypt s'iii
butinues. ,,,,. =
f.,v redeeming feature about q
Inc IN U Is that occasionally a man
y ,1S ,iIisd m or manned for life
lanes is undecided whether 10
70 the West and rob express
~ or 90 to Niagara and buy a ha'A'
Senate passes the House lmmi-
us kasJ.tax Bill, the price Of ad-
sion to this country Will Oe "'''
Is; children free.
,.s Of Mississippi, pretends TO
naL mat he will be elected to Con-
s. 5000 majority. The common
| LsssiOn is, however, 'IA'
New Hampshire Republicans
ne ,oIS their State Convention al
- on the 18th of September II
animated that Secretary 'n'D
attend.
briefand unsubstantial report L'On IN
T.. announces that "Patti IS 10 Ue
arried again" 1t does not say whe'us5 !
HicoIini is the happy man, but II NOO'1
,plify matters if such was the c''Se'
There is one consolation that WnS,I :.
eSr NAV be the price Of beef the S'aI i
life is going to be most plenulGL .S aa-
|cbeap. From all portions OF the % No''"
|and West come reports OF an uHP''''
|dented wheat crop.
St Louis cries Justify for more "-
her" The Republican declares the sup
DIV 50 short that even baSenlsH. -,
|tIrants refuse to give out the nu'd;
while il Is the last thlnS We -,
FLouis would ask for YET III 'us uA. r
/ |of the temperance cause We 'Au iO'
more water.
Congress has done 5 SsHs'O., S, 80
knd one which will give general salts
ction, in providing for the % IsaemPsiEn m ta On
\ the trade dolaE 1t is hereafter 10 De
Scbangssble % for the legal tender varie-
Ii at he federal sub-treasuries, and in
~, rsy what was once an anomaly
- nuisance will be removed.
A few weeks ago Ohio was worrying
tyer tbe Pond law, which was going to
Ike .the worms Of the still rust out"
Ipr want ofuse. The calamity ayerted,
4 be now complains Of 1.-The army worm
bat is running 20 per cent. Ofthe grow
b. barley" Verify, they are having a
horny time in Ohio. 1t reminds US Of
be text; Their worm dieth not and
beir fires are not quenched."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-22

SHOULD you be sufferer from dyspepsia,
indigestion, malaria, or weakness, you can
be cured by Browns Iron Bitters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-22
RAILROAD MATTERS.
Annual Report

NaiNNAroLlS, June 2l.-The report OF
4 'n''nnati, indianapolis, ST. Louis and
II ago railroad for the year ending June
- June being estimated, shows gross
..aLagS, S2.52O,O0O; expenses, $1,4T2, 900;
-sst taxes and rentals, $732, 900; net
=. ~ Sil5.oO0 A dividend of II per
y laS been declared, payable July 18th.
!, 4 "0ciAholders have ratified the action
-. - directors in increasing the capital
va one million dollars
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-22

U~w RsssDasesss Ce0as1ss1eoe4
AaHd Dfsp1eA = ~ 0Uenvs
wAsufnsson. Juns 1.-West 49,
postmk1fsss have bssn eommissieao1 49,
lows: Go. Dtsanghas, = nssssgesys
Geo. n Copsahassu, q tCo1sehsvsRs
and n. z. Pncs, st Morris WlH sea1ls
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BaSk AalN

Aai-iSS 2; June 2l.-BOston ?, cleye.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-22

], .,,,.-s. Of Mississippi preIenuS %
nAu ,s.t he will be elected to Con-
2 sTs ), 'sI, 5000 majority. The common common
kssiOn is, however, 'I'"'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-22

l.. New Hampshire Republicans
nT Md their state Convention a. ..
,du5 uT on the 18th of September. IL, 1t
.;.,,,ed 49, that Secretary Chandler
attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-22

: h.;ssand unsubstantial report irOpA
T.. announces that "Patti is 10 ~. Ue
+ J ils Ed - again 1t does not say whether
|;coIini is the happy man, but it "OOHu
l,,DIifv matters if such was the case
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-22

lanes is undecided whether 10
raDA - the West and rob express
uIp :. y 90 to Niagara and buy a hack
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-22

,,,. Senate passes the House lmm,-
".Ssa5.tax tns Ss Bill, the price Of @ ad-
AOn,Dt . :" this country will be htty
-. children free.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-22
Ideas on the Situation.

Capt. Lorenzo Danford thinks that Upde-
graf will be nominated, but reflects: II
cannot give the reason for the faith that is
in me. have tried ever since 1 came here
to figure out the result, but the figures
won't tell. Let me see. believe that
when the convention adjourns Hollings-
worth will stand where he is now. Upde| :
graft has two votes in Noble county now
and when the breakup comes then he vii
get six more from that county. He viii
get not more than one more in Belmont,
If he gets that. Guernsey county
will, Of course, stay with Taylor,
who will add to this delegation
q majority Of Poorman's delegates Now
let us count. Updegraff has % votes in Bel
mont, % in Jefferson, or in Noble, make
him 81 in all. Add to this more in Noble
and he will have 81 votes. I cannot figure
out any more than these for him to save
my life. Now this is the situation; Poor
mans men will stay with him as long as
there is hope. Guernsey will continue
Gontiaued on Fourth Paee.l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-22

. ,,,sriean exodus for Europe, ana
I1s ,,oDean exodus. from Egypt still
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-22

:, o,lv redeeming feature about a
Inc s.,St Us Is that occasionally a man
| - ,iIisd or manned for life