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A Few simple Remedies.


r.
When sBe hasA bad cold. and the. nose u
closed up 90 he can not breathe through II,
relief may b. found instsntly BY putting q
little camphor and water In tho csnter Of the
hand and snunng II up The nose. IL 10 .
great rslisG. 80 49, ~ Ftstaa.
Hoarseues and ticklihs In .hs throat are
best relieved BY sargis Of the white Of IN
EGG, 'besten y > roth In half . eIass Of
warmed, swsstsnsd water. A.s -
HenorTlsaer Of The lungs or stomach 10
promptly checked BY small dosss Of ssa,.
The psatsnt should b. kspt . quiet . pss-
sible. SO svFF* -
A GOOD remedy for wrrts and corns: Drop
. little vinegar On the wart or corn an4 covrr
h immsdisisly with cooking soda o. saier
alas; les u rsnsiu Ten minutes. Rspsss
several times : day lor shres days, and fhs
varts and eorns viii b gone.
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THURLow WEEDS correspondence Is :"
DO turned over 10 his biographer, Frederick
w. Seward. Weed preserved nearly all OF
the letters he received In his lifetime. with
out regard TO the subject matter. He hal
them Iudexed and filed away in his hons"
Many Of them are Of historical nature, add
tho signatures would delight autograph
huniHrk.
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IT rs stated that the Star reuters have
practically decided that Brady's conviction IL
foregone conclusion, IL being only qnes
ton Of the degree of punishment. D 'rsry''
friends, however, are very coutidet Of his
acqutttal, and, it Is whispered, will utter q
partial squsal on Brady, alleging that the,
paid him some money to avoid having their
busipess ruined.
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A typical woman In the inte, Tor Of Africa
Is thus described: "Her naked neeros akin
WAS leathery, coarse aud wrinklsd, her figure
was lettering and knock kneed; her thin
hair hung In grassy locks; on her wrists ana
arms she had almost al arsenal Of metal
links OF iron, brass and copper. strong enough
TO bind , prisoner In his cell. About her
neck were hanging chains Of iron, strips OF
leather, strings o. wooden balls and heaven
knows what lumber.n s ~ HsT
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From Ben.oa's, on the yellow stone. sbou, Sch
name and tail. one white hind foot on one bor,,
were ven years I'D and wei he'd about Nos pou
each Were nrsnded Y n ON i-ft hip Were raise
n Dee Lrdsr or Bitter Root Valley, will pay
Hhersl twsra ior their return 10 HoIand 4 tDi !.
Deer Lodgr OF fo' formation that viii lead TO the
r"covery. p ID $,
6Ssrf IT, -. ,
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A STRONG agitation has begun In Sa'
Francisco for another mining exposition, a.
II Ia claimed the recent one At Denver did
not fully illustrate the mineral wealth Of Thu
country. II y suggested that one be held
which shall be national, and even interna
tisnal, In Its character, including not onl,
every mineral prSducing State of the Union,
but also British America and Australia. II
would represent beside gold aud silver mines
every other important mineral.
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The Nears says PhiIad. lphia Girl rsfused
20 marry young man until she 4 eide \, allv
discovered that his hair and msus ache ! ~
,syed. Then sfe hlnshinely coneo ted. ~
knew she could throw that ~ g him II ~
ssss discovered that she had 8 alaes eve.
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The Arst white child In the Yellowstone
valley. was Edison whitney. whose father
moved into that country In 1877, when the
valley had only been populated one year BY
fssntiersmen. Vow the boy y attending .
gradsd school with 1870 other children There
h been change In the condition Of affai .
ehsso n ~ pest Ave years.
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Che Acw 1sOyt:.-afcst.
JAMES n. MILLS. PUBLISHER

THE Star. route trials were called Monda,
and postponed. Some Of the jurors aud
Dorsey were III.
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6kkIN ON. THE STAGE.
7& Wf - -HHF M |--.l -
Hesuit n nm Atte.npt 10 shoot an ApPi
from q Girls Head.

II CIscfsNAII Nov. 30.-Ths Afternn4n, at
the Coliseum Theatre, In the fouah set Of
the play Of 81 Sl%urn, Frank Frsyhe, in
shouting al apple of the head Of "L,,cy Slo-
cim," personaied by Miss Annie Won Beh-
rem, missed the apple and shot Miss You Beh-
rem Ia the head. Stedied II, fifteen minutes.
Prague was arrested immedistsIy. The cur
tam fell and the play stopped. Tie Id lietiee
supposed Lbs yicilm MAS only slightly hurt.
Frayne used Stevens rifle VI ~ caiiber, aud
was executing u backward shSt. X 49,.
When the curtain went down afier she IA
was SO great ~ TO create alarm lest . panic
might ensus among the audienceof 800
people. Frsyhss ciies aud lament stiUus
we're 50 violent that he was heara before the
excited TO say anything, hut sent friend to
the front 10 say that the accident Was slight
bul that the play would not proceed. further.
The audience then rstirec In order, though
one lady tainted, Manager Fenn-ssy took
charge Of FIayn., though the latter demand
ed 10 be locked up. He got MI. Heneke TO
60 before Judge HrgI.y Of the Police Coari
and give bond for his release from. arrest.
The bond was sxed At 5000. .eFrsyns's
mental condition wa such that Que or two
friends kept close watch over him at. his .lo-.
tel. = The theatre 10 closed for tonight, and
probably will not be opened this week. The
coroner viewed the body Of Miss Von' Behs
rem, and IL was then removed to an, under.
takers, where II will be kept until worlds
received from her friends in rirooklyn, y Is
said that she was engaged 10 be married
shortly to- FlaAue, The cause # the. acci-
dent was the lowering If the barrel b, q
fault iu The spring catch. FIasns's shirt was
burned by the powder, and a part Of the
shell was dhven backward. =
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One roam horse brandrd Ill .mond v an left sbop;
der nv In ID. d,am,,nnl. '
One small hsck horse, lind feet white star IN
torehrna, heavy msne and tall. 'nded on lett shoul
der aud left hip hut brand forgotten
VIII pay SIS reward for return OF either or A.
for both the above horses, To no de ivercd at ID
'ptcss slanghterhouse near Butte. y = :
FRANK A. RoDERIGUES,
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There has been more sickness In Virginia
City the lasttws or three weeks than has been
experienced here for several years past. and
u becomes our painful duty to record the
death sftwo Of our oldest citizens, stephen
Lsis and William Santos, who died on Mon
day Last, Of pneumonia. - Madisonian.
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J. Z. SMITH.
DER iahup ~

Camn 20 my ranch about the 1t II June, 1852, Or,
s"rI.' &c b anied &C on left shoulder. -sddI,,
i've o, Fix Stafs old. -
h- "wner- VIII me and prove property. d
charge, and take the animal -wsv
PETER LEVESGOOD.
Levengo,ds. ID er Lodge Co, NJ. n.
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EsTRAY..S5 Reward.

Straycd from Silver Bo three wee,s agn 4. 9
mp IN knees. bra did @ en- left shoulder. - :
Will pay S5 reward tor hi- ret IN to me .'f.r's
G9St4 - = naer -
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Situation Wanted. C,ck.

am Rood M ~ and pas'rs cpox learned my hus
These -lamboats aud In Ar, ,as. ,,;.s n,srs.,
mn tsDfy w ~tat~S: came from NJ l oui. this etm
nfr xsnt work. ard will give satisfaction or tve q
Inc pLice without murmuf Address ~, ! - y
s9etf "An nn,.a "
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Ms tnigh from the hogs tusks. ..rar ...
|, The Knights Of Pythlas of Helena are now
holding regular Rehearsal. Of Damon and
.Pyfhias, and expect TO be- ready for giving an
entertainment before Chri.tmas.
! Attic special school-tax election which
wa held at Virginia City last week. only
twenty three votes were polled, twenty. two
Of which were in favor of tn. tax.
Henry G. Powers was convictrdi In Virgins
City last week Of Granddaughter in killing A,
H. Van Brocklin and sentenced 10 one year,
inprisonment in the penitentiary.
In IN, Virginia City conrt lat week Phebe
"A Mccormick was granted divorce from
Orlando II Mccormick and Mary VI Wood.
ward from Phillip w. Woodward.
There were 568 car loads Of casti. shipped
from Billings this year. and 7o3 car loads oil
cattle shipped from Miles City. Miles City
also shipped eighty one car loads Of sheep.
!. Robert Thompson, Norwegian, died II
Niles City lat summer, leaving properly
/, valned at over 5000. No heirs having AZ.
pear.d the property win 60 TO the Territory
! The Husbandman says that when the time
arrives that iron mines can ne successfully
worked in Montana. tbs immense leads In
the Castle Mountains win prove Of great
value.
Chas. w Bennett, catcher. and E W. Han.
Ion, left fielder, Of the League base ball club
or Detroit, are in Miles City. They propose
making hunting tour in the Yellowstone
valley. sfa'
A Virginia City weather prophet prophe-
cies that the latter portion Of the coming
winter there will be fine weather. he jndges
from the appearance Of the breastboue Of the
Wild duck. Is 49,
A little girl, who lives not ar from Mis-
SCUBA. recently gave childIiks but truth III
description Of the peculiar aef known -
"husking" b. the neblse?l cayuss. eas kaA
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takes the hardest kind Of compton,
!singl every political convention
20 keep down these difference. !
think the time has about come when
these qats'ious viii cause a shaking
up aud a rscrysta.iz ,tion oil political
parties, aud that's why I think
BLAINE's programme would not D. a
difficult one
Wouldn't The memory Of th,
iEEELY Flsco be a. dampsr ca sucl
an enterprise3'
No. The country was not ready
for such a change when GREEDY wa.
brought TO the front. Sectional
differences, war hstrsds and preia
dioea were then still prevalent Now
that is aiI over. People don't care
q snap about SUCH matters. The leg
Isiation they are interested in is the
ieg'slation which fleets trade. com
mecce, manufactured, agriculture
and The industrial future OF the
country. Besidss BLAIYE is not
GREELY by considerable. GRrELY
was "A Propagandist and . theorist.
who cherished what many people
called vagaries, and had little
disposition to adapt himself 10 his
immediate surroundings. BLA1Ers
philosophy, like Ran TUcKEE s, has
reference to tho next SIX months.
What the Germans call the e,0igIeit
me eternity In po!iuca, does not
"other HIM a particle. Besides
oeIuB Q born leader, he has a penius
Ion detail. He Is as good an oyes,
'zst as Sam IILDEN, and n he kee,s
On as he is now making it, he will
soon have as mnch money. He 20.
resents The universal ccsroea1ns
neral, charitable, generous md
patriotic idea OF the best TIVE a.
American citizenship, aad comes mo
10 II !uIl expectation OF his friends
I'D Whatever sItuaiion lie ie placed.
lie IS on record already aeainsl the
"epud!ators. Programme of South
s'h Manoni2srs AID could take ~
the southern end If The string grace
July, lie has been SO clear IN his
great office as premier Of the Gar
u1ld Administration as TO c-on-D,lr3
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emauCipa,ed al his slayes-ncar two
hundred purchased lands for them iu
cAio, gave them q large sum Of money
20 build them houses and start them in
iaeir new homes, yet Il 10 said that no,
enc OF them owns 2 Zoo, Of land so J.-
mated 20 them, bat their descendants are
found 10 the barber shops about hot,l-
and livery Nables happy, as well clad aud
well-ted darkeys alwsyc are, but not more
20 tLsn were their ancestry when Iyirg ia
the sunny and delightful valley of Inc
Roanoke where they we're fed on con,
bread, fish and oysters the year round.
Virginia, once the brightest star m the
GALAXY Of States, 10 principle was alaays
opposed 10 slavery. When a Colonial
State She protested against Us introduce
tion. When She cCded erterritory north
west Of the Oaio River, now the nome Of
millions Of tue mos prosperous peoplg ON
e'Fin, She incorporated in il a provision
That slavery or involuntary seryitate. ex-
cept for crime, should never cxlst in +,
slavery never was a ftyoraed institution
IN Nirei1is, but the most friendly rels
uons were cherished and always existed
between the two races. was horn s,l
raised 10 Virginia, spent much of my
time In Richmond, and | never saw the
person Of p slave rudeiy touched bv bis
master. The pOliteness Of the darkies
VAS proverbial, al of which was fully on
pFec'ated by the whites, and particularly
oy the shareholders and their famili,s
The African Church in Richmond wss
one 81 the most c-ommodious buildings In
inc city, 10 which hundrsGs of Cbr;sfie,
Worshippers attended on every Sabbath
the preaching and order at which would
nave compared fsvorsbly Win many
OF the churches or places of worslip in
the free States. In all probability. b,t
ioT Tins uutimcly and u~nfriendly sssault
made by political a|blitiouists and fanatics
q avery would have been wiped out. moi
only in Virginia, bat in all tho States of
ibis Republic long before he unpleasant
ness through which we had 20 pass To- nc
complish that object.
Since writing the above 1 came across
ihc following, now going the rounds OF
Inc newspapers OF tho day, which has all
most induced mo 90 believe that our f,tb-
ers we're engaged in the interest Of bu
inanlly ana religion when they caD,ur.d
and enslayej the sayeges of Air.,, and
brought them v,lbin The pale of ciyijiz-
ton and t.T:s.I.si'y
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Very o~,o,,.
NJ e., ,5i H'S o@cA on
I,,v ~ '"s 'yPe o. VII
~ anu io0 tne party
h"'1s u osa'h mat 1T
49, - SCOTT 10
contest to
P0,'"'s anu s''o" IL TO be
.'"'B"eu 70 the tomb which had
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-01-13

The West Virginia Legislature
met last Wednesday. The principal
business to come before it will be-
the bills prepared b. the ~cod:lying
committee appointed at the last SEES
Slon' and which held its deliberations
at the White Sulphur Syringe last
summer, One Of the bills prepared
by the codiiyng committee is a very
stringent and comprehensive license
law,
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ENTE&TAINlG3 STORIES, ORIGT
NAL AND SELECTED.

T. .1-
'.iN'.na c"ii'in "a complete record
Oh 'He I.Itlgn ma domestic news IF the
"'l.u' Jus t~''ilos, commerce, finance,
',,''D'' 'u' 'e'.Hcr.
'.n,.hce i'om the great centres
h'.'''tf "ishihgton. Rev York San
> Alnu'n "hu Fafis.
-. 'I',s upon zoe latest discOveries,
lne reader ~ah.eryt of the times in
a,' '", '''1're I'D 'h" '"hratory, the work
10" 'i'I t', u~lclAfd, the garden,
-" i.i' Numerical, hnan-
49,, "' '''.' I-''he' tLd stock re-
PIE.
/ ',o ~ CONT 70 parent fears 20 place
10y. D''''"'ie Nt'H'Y BUN la his chill
m 'aiiFc 30 view, The
i+-'s ua1lsioIted by
e..i. I""'f-r. 10 style, The
N5 qua h'uoa 20 lc" words.
cl-bALilhct'b NEEkLY SUN-S1
Terms. uvtIi.n'. o.. b do agvsnc, Pc
f.g. lr.et ai sul-crib.rs i'm Ill.,. I-I,ad
states ava Caraln.
Osa dollar F.. inv Tor i~y-e,ye nor,Lo
p;,uf.m c~..i,s b. r..t.r- mn Of cI,h.
Go. tue O'''
1890 .a..,r
a. "HrhLf Sun. 1882.
IIVt copies 80 uJ WIN am extra copy
"' ''' Ely pun one year.
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pun one year. and one
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-01-13

WAsHIFaToN dispatches TO the
New York papers say 1t Is semi-oli-
ciaIiy announced in that city that
Senator GEORGE II. PENDLEroN az
tends to be a candidate for the Dem
ocratlc nomination for President two
gears hence. The announcement IL
MADE by warm persona, and poiit-
zeal friends Of Mr.. PENDLEroN, who
say there is only n contingency
which would cause him to Withdraw.
aud tnat would be The Concerning OF
Honorable SAMUEL j. T1LDEN to be
come a candidate for the nomipa-
Lon-H contingency which is not
contemplated
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H~ETJEUJNa ruE rlsr

Eail9r trims.
r,.
ov.',.5 m ''e ~i'@Y'id'ion slavery
T-..., a, 'I'''''H 9'''es OF the
CLri.,t. "'' '.i'f7 Una time the
s,,,a r|,5' .S' "''' IN church and
Iars cf ga ~, vac "C '''i''Loh OF the
Inv h,ino.,o w.: o-''' ''oNo" 'hen there,
d.. .s'r C',S' contact WITH bis
and raa, ""''o ne could learn
WIN 800. - ,s.'Ls OF christianity.
,n,,I r- ,D' 5uOJ,cl SPAN for-
NOE, 80 j.-, 'Du ana germany all,
,.5, -, l''oP'.C" ~ 'ne 2lave
eigos bo,r ~ F,a '. 'I', inc soyeF-
800 81 49,. L's'lIu ana spain held
,o c,rry Nv no ,. ,~P"Li'eS created
msc 49, n.o-5 ''I-'. DC 'hl' As ID
-, ~ vac oII'e' states had,
60 go i'''os,"''ons lhe dell
~ cor,an4 ,a;,n SUoJIc' OF slavery
E.5a-.f ~, .le adoption OF The
"'''et p"hlIcsl or SEQ
and ,,r5 49,, ,; mo' 'I.''' ana inc great
''''' u'y disposed Of the
s,,.os " "''n 'Ae several
So ~ I', we uoly Of each
60 80 uP '"s'''Yes from labor
ma .'.' o.".' upon the demand Of
-, ~ nun Sucn ''Dor was due
sI.u. '''N were ''e principal
,,.,.o. ',.5, '''''5 vac importation of
'' o''y grown and wealth
~ '"'s p''N'tab'e traffic.
anu 0''H'.'e OF inc Northern
49, nv. wen adapted to slave
60. - ~ per cent ot'he slaves
way - vac &ra'n' cotton and
nv. TOWING "a.ds0i Tue South.
''' ''D'e oil .he adoption of Che Con-
IRA before 'he people of tbe
.''N'' ''"'fi loa period when
'"' ''"''7 ""''' provide for the grad
OF their slaves. i'm lhis
~, '''.'s '''N we ie'd and was
" "'' -s" h'2'and sisters
'...' Oh sew jersey, New
'.'''" "' D'lA"'re follow
''. .''..' however, before
.''No'pa,'n TOOK si-
3'"lN' winch ned Che
.,, a. '''' pNoNa seuii
n. w. .l1 emancipation of
-','. '''' ph'iic opinion In
'.-o q a'a''aI emancipation.
'No '''Ie was almost
%. '''J.'.' ana The eastern Sec
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-01-13

Iar.h Brooke, who wished tle Cotton
Exposition tbo other day, ssgs ,ae hfIar
90 Constitution, possibly OBJ, oldest oh.
or,d woman. DO r.t tae o|I..t person. 4.
America, havIug reached t1o remarkable
'go of 1913 years 5bs was born in n BAN
one County Virginia, io 1865 asis s.o0r
.n i'o H.bio record OF tao family of
ihot ircay. alo was Hle gr.DcrE, oft
William fancey, auI al. b. death wa.
NIfe1 LOO his SON, Tnomas YanDev f,r d,
house servant Az Jhc dsaln of Ir.m..
'H..} enc WAS transferred tYoBe .l md.
t.tts OF lhn estate Aunt Irm.H b.
.Ht mother 90 seventeen children. sI I'D
" H.u reached sal.ItY Tier baby Sem
H., attends Der. g H u.I w"hi.h,.d.i
lntU. go years uI..
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-01-13

A WAsHINGToN dispatch OF last
Tuesday says: The Woman Suf-.
.frage question assumed a now phase
IN the Senate, to-day, which may
indicate that 1T is TO become 4 live
issue IN American politics. In BAY
ARD s amendment to refer the HoAR
resolution to create a standing com
mittee on Won IN Suffrage to tie
Judiciary Committee, tho Republi-
cans voted mo unanimously, and
the Democrats voted faye" Mr.,
DAVIS, Of Illinois, voted with the
Republicans, ana the question has
thus BECOME one of politics, so far as
the creation o fthis committee ia con-
cerned, the Republicans s%urportipy
the resolution and the Democrats
oFposi0g it. The women,s right:
advocates are feeling very much en-
oouraged at this attitude Of the par
ties and are saying that the ques-
ton OF conierring the right Of suf-
rage upon women is bound to be ono
OF The most important political is
sues from this out. and that the Re
pubiicans, in planting themselves
upon IT, have assured their patty
control OF the country for the next
twenty years"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-01-13

The Atlanta Cotton Fair which
closed with The year was a success.
The expenses, including the cost Of
the buildings, we're about a quarter
OF a nj lion dollars. Toward them
somewhatles than half this amount
Was subscribed as stock, and provided
the subscribers expected no return
the exhibition paid its way, since the
gate money and Gales Of PRIVILEGES
covered the difference between this
capitol and the expenditures. Al
ter the sales OF maternal are made.
there may be even some rsturns on
the stock. The good achi we'd was
The stimulus given to industrial %
terPrisa at the South, The acquaint-
aucs Of The people with improve
ments 10 machinery, tho turning Of
Northern capital 10 Southern fields.
and the friendly intercourse between
people from different parts Of the
country who assembled there. The
value Of the exhibition, though
greatest Tor the South, belongs to the
whole country, since the agricultural
inventions Of the North wsfe prom
lnsut win the products Of tL e
South.
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Previous to the accession OF Gen.
ARTHUR to the Presidency, says the
Ns8 York Sun, three Vice Presi-
dents had reached that oHcsGn con-
sequence oftbo death Of The Pre.i-
dent. IN The previous caapsians.
The second place on the ticket bad
been accorded them TO concjliate the
@iaoiity IN the nominating couvon-
ton. Neither Of these Viss.Prs.i-
dents enjoyed confidential ~rsl.,io9a
"..h lae President, aad whom sud-
denly called TO be bio saeeesso-. ID
Wss FELT That there would be- some
'a.og more ,hao a mere nominal
change in tho Administration. 10
wac nercrtbs.ss generally believed
thai. TIE cardinal policy ortbs Iarly
would Be us.atsl0eI.
Gen. HARRISON survived hfs in-
alg0rst.on only a month. IL gss
supposed tas. Mr. Tyr-a would.
carry into ef c. las financial DOT.
.ra.s which a,I 10 s.g.s..y turm-
Pied in the election ,l 1870 But
s'.o. four month";. of g4ciIs,.3a be-
+llel them. s.a diem ssaa. with
sing exception, Clio uiaRrsoH
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-01-13

GOVERNOR Lone ia his last mes.
sage to the Massachusetts Logisla-
ture strongly recommends woman
suffrage and the abolition Of capital
punishment, which he deuounces as
a remnant Of ''oarbarism." What
ever may be said to the contrary, we
believe there is a steadily growing
sentiment in favor of both proposi-
tIons, and that too in The most en-
Ilghtened portions Of the country.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-01-13

Representative SPRINGER, who is a
member OF the House Committee to
pass upon claims for compensation
Tor attendance on and service to the
late President 10 reported as saying
that no excessive bills will be allow
eds that every claimant will be re-
CURED to give d written guarantee
that ne or Sue will accept the amount
allowed by Congress in full for all
services, and will release the estate
rom all Liability.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-01-13

GUITEAU was allowed 10 Lold a
reception ia his cell on New Years
Day. No such privilege was ac-
corded to the other prisoners, with
tie exc ptiou Of Captain HowGATE,
VINO was permitted to leave the iai.
aud visit his family.