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Guiteau's Will,

WASHINGTON, July 2o.-The following
was filed in the Probate Court, to-day: In
the estate of Chas. J. Guiteau, deceased,
Mrs. Francis NJ. Seoville, sister of Chas. J.
Guiteau, deceased, desires me to notify the
court she intends to caveat and protest
sSainSt the probate Of any last will and
testament or instrument in the nature
thereof, being, or pretending to be the tes-
lament and last will of said Charles J.
Tulteau, or against any letters testament
tary, or of administration of the estate of
said Charles J. Guiteau, issuing from this
court to any person than herself, or until
an examination thereof in proper court and
a decree OF said court be therein pro-
nounced. lido this to enable her to have
time and opportunity to employ counsel
Tor such purpose, but not as counsel or at
torney in any respect myself
lSlgnedI A. X. BROWNE.
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AN OLD BILL.
The Knit Goods Bin-The Revenue Re-
duetion.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.

Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, July Ex-senator Camden
to-day introduced an amendment to the
sundry civil appropriation bill, to enable
the Solicitor of the Treasury to pay George
w. Graham five hundred and twelve dol
lars and seventy-fve cents for the repair
and care of the United States armory prop
erty at Harper's Ferry, as found due and
unpaid from July 2 1878, to January 2,
1880.
Major Mckinley says the knit goods bill
will be taken up and passed by the Senate
as soon as that body is through with the
az bill.
The House to-day amused itself with a
resolution of inquiry into the conduct OF
Tally Clerk Bartlett, who, il was claimed,
registered Speaker Keifer's votes after the
roll call had ceased. There were several
sharp passages between Mr.. Reed, Of
Maine, and Mr.. Blackburn, of Kentucky.
Mr.. Hammond, of Georgia, and Mr.. Robe
son. of New Jersey, had a war of words in
which the former was worsted. Mr.. Rob-
inson, OF New York, made q charge that
the Tally Clerk had registered votes, which
had not been answered by members pres
ent This caused great amusement from
both sides of the House, as it is well
known fact that Robinson is very deaf, and
only is able TO hear the loudest tones With
great difficulty. Mr.. Calkins withdrew his
resolution, and the matter was dropped.
The estimated reductions in the revenue
from the passage Of the Tax bill, as agreed
upon in caucus and the Senate, will be
about as follows: Tax on capital and de-
ppSifs hanks and haDkarS 81 Or S30. taN
on capital and deposits of National banks,
$, 372 us; tax on matches, perfumery,
preparations and other articles, 1914, ,099;
dealers in leaf and manufactured tobacco,
$ll, l3I $50; tax on cigars, cheroots and
cigarettes, $500, 464; tax on sugar and
molasSes, $9,595, ,427; tax on steel railway
bars, 81 500, ,9S6; total, $50, l6T $50, to which
must be added between five and six mil
lions for the reduction of the tax on man
ufactured tobacco from l6 to l2 cents per
pound.
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tured and his nose broken. 1t is thought
the limb can be saved by careful nursing.
There has been some trouble in the mine
labor OF Elk, that first cropped out on Sat-
urday. Georges Greek agitators have been
around some time endeavoring to get the
strike up in Elk. Saturday about sixty
miners, in response to q notice posted by
some unknown party, held two meetings,
but failed to pass any striking resolutions
and went to work again. Those known to
be active in urging the strike have been
discharged, and no more trouble is antici-
pated. Less than half the laborers attend
ed the meetings, and there were Of those
not enough to pass a resolution.
Tuesday evening fight occurred at the
Elk mine between Georges Creek miner
and one of the Elk garden mine drivers, a
result of the Creek man calling the other a
"black leg" Particulars Of the fracas have
not been received.
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PRESS REPORT.
Regular ProceeSlines.

CoLUNBrs, o., July N.-The Democratic
State Convention convened at IL A. N.
and was called to order by John G. Thomp.
SON, chairman of the State Central Commit
tee A temporary organization was an
nouncsd with Hon. John F. Follet, of Gin
cinnati, chairman, who delivered lengthy
address which was an arrsignment of the
Republican party on its record in the na-
ton and in the State and outlining policy
for the Democratic psrty in the coming
campaign.
ed al the meeting OF the Congressional del
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Fifteen Lives LOST.

Nv ORLEANS, July 2O.-The officers of
steamboat John Wilson, sunk in the
thislya river Sunday night, have arrived.
c.eIk reports loss of fifteen lives, as
'o"s: Ben Hess, engineer; F. Hender-
cook; Sarah Tucker, second chamber
~ "eo. Walker, fireman; two children
Leblanc, of Poplar Grove plantation +;
stewart, deck passenger; Frank Cole,
Need, August Nelson, Chas. and Louis
F>Glail, Gus Jones, Joe Williams and
'eGIOrd Scott, rOustabouts,
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THE STATE COMMITTEE.
Thompson Comes Ont Ahead.

COLUMBUS, O., July 2O.-The Democratic
State Central Committee organized, to-
night, with Clark Irvine, of Mt. Vernon,
chairman, and C. N. Vallandingham, OF
Dayton, Secretary. An executive Commit
tee was selected and organized as follows:
John G. Thompson, Chairman, John A.
Rule, of Cincinnati, Secretary, Jacob
Reinbard. of Columbus, treasurer. L. ID;
Thoman, Youngstown; A. H. Brown and
W. T. Bishop. Cincinnati; J. G. Mouser,
Gallon; DR.. r. w. Jones, Toledo, and G.
w. Hull, Lima.
The vote on the chairman OF the Central
Committee, stood II to 8, j. H. Farley, of
Cleveland, opposing. On chairman OF the
Executive Committee, IA tot, S. W. II off
man, of Cincinnati, opposing.
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THE STAR ROUTERS.
Strong Probability They VIII Escape
Punishment.


Punishment
Special Dispatch to the Register.
WAsHIxGroS, July 2O.-There is a gen.
eral impression tonight that the star route
cases will be allowed to go to the jury.
There is no doubt of the feeling OF Judge
Wylie on the subject. He has shown sew
eral times a plain contempt of the bun
Cling manner in which the cases have been
handled by the prosecution. He is in favor
himself of dismissing the cases, but he is
Scotchman, and while asturdy man in Civ
ing vent to his opinions, is q prudent one,
so that while he has repeatedly said that
the prosecution had failed to show con-
spiracy, he requested today that the
prosecution would argue as though 1t had
teen proved. and it is believed to-day that
the cases will be sent to the jury as the
safest plan to pursue. There IS already
talk of bribed Jurors, and even a charge that
Bliss has sold out, by people who hrst
pushed the Star Route prosecutions, and
that it looks very much as if failure to
convict was expected. McSweeney's argu-
ment, to-day, was excellent for the Star
Reuters side Of the case. By the way, the
Wooster attorney has now good deal OF a
name among Washington lawyers, and IS
viewed with great respect. When he hrst
came here his peculiar and ordinary attire
caused no little amusement. He wears
a very long and heavy sack coat and ALWAYS
carries fan, so that he became known as
The man with an oyercOat and fan. His
genial manner and magnificent abilities,
however, soon won him many ad-
mirerS, and he is quite lion at Willards
at present.
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Farmer Robbed.

opecItH UIsI1I1fN 70 nc 1fegtsItT,
WELLsyILLE, o. July 20.-Daniel McGil.
loray, wealthy farmer, living near here,
was robbed last night Of S224, which was
taken from under his spillow. Suspicion at
once pointed to Henry Miller, young man
McGilloray had hired q few days ago, and
who had suddenly disappeared during the
night. Officers were Immediately set upon
his track. and the succeeded in arresting
him at Stubenville this morning, with all
the money except seventy cents in his pos
session. He is in Jail here awaiting trial.
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IntIinn Outbreak.

oENSEJEG, y. NJ, July 2O.-A band of
I'y Mountain ApacheS, numbering be-
.eH iifty and one hundred, left the san
.oS reservation yesterday morning.
on, forty miles from San Carlos, on the
3 river, attacked n train and killed one
ger and run Oft fifty head of stock.
fy are travelling the same trail made by
pa asst spring. COUrierS have been sent
in here to warn settlers at Clifton and
IS rancho. Unless the courierS reach
ton ahead Of the Indians, the outrages
aSt April will be repeated.
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Gen. Newtss Receives His 0sotsDee
for CslIeetisg .syslsntasy Coatsibs.
tisDs.-
NEW YoRK, July O.-The case Of General
Newton II. Curtis, ef-treasury agent, con-
victed in the United Circuit Court for col
lecting money from Office holders for polit-
ical purposes, came up again, to-day. when
Q decision was rendered By the Coult In
Banc and composed Of Judges Wallace,
Benedict and Brown, on the notion for 9
new trial and In arrest Of judgment The
decision 10 in effect that m act Of Congress
prohibiting Government oficen from COL
Iecting money for political purposes II
conss.Sod 0s ~ ;odt uneasIS saa Sns zoe % t1s.i q r
denied.
Curtis vas sentenced to pay . fns Of
81 ,000 The counsel for Curtis intend %
carry the case 70 the Supreme Court
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KEYSER.
&ored BY q Bull-Crushed by the Cars
The Rumored Trouble at the Elk
Mines.
Special 70 The Register.

opecHA 70 the he9lSteT.
hEIsER, W. Va. July lS-On Sunday
Martin Bobo, living on the creek below
KeySer, went out to salt down some stock.
A bull Unexpectedly made an assault upou
Bobo, knocking him down and then max.
ing desperate effort to gore the PROSTATE
man. The animals horns nearly stripped
the man Of clothing, cut furrow in the
flesh around his breast, tore one ear loose
and otherwise bruised his face and body
In the scuffie he was turned on his face and
scrambled behind some other cattle, and
thus escaped a frightful fate. He is con-
fined 10 his bed from the injuries.
On Monday Johnny, little SON of Jack
Rine. living at the dump house on the w,
Va. c. & P. r R., climbed npon some
empty gondolas standing on the siding,
uncoupled two Of them. and the grade be.
ing steep, they came down the track with
rapid speed and struck a train OF empty
hOppers. The boy was thrown of, caught
under The wheels, and bsd one leg frac.
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Ere neiixarx nainaa

WAsHISGToS, July 2O.-The Postmaster
General has made an order to take effect
September ist, establishing free delivery
offices at Canton, o., Cedar Rapids, lows,
kalamazoo, Mich, Lincoln, Neb., and
Racine, Wis.
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Steamboat Sieuals-

.l'Hr RGH, July 20.-A large and en-
,a>uc meeting OF steamboat men, mer-
= and manufacturers was held to-day.
one OF the navigation laws, relative
bnS'nS bo,, steamers signalling was loudly
JJn'ed, and a resolution was Gnani.
:? = scopted asking Secretary Folger to
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Serious Accident.
O.,.e;c,I n,s,an1eb IN 1ho Ps0iRfef.

Special DLspatch 10 the Register.
wELLsvIILE, o., July 20-Last night a
young man named John Dargue, in at
tempting to board a moving train at Ham,
mondsville, near here, was thrown down
and his right arm so terribly shattered that
amputation was necessary. He also sus-
tained severe injuries about the head.
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They Want to Initiate Nempbis,

FiENN, ARE., July 2O-The debt Of
Z city IS S235, 900, and for some time eff
y have been made to fund the same so
i.d De paid when due. More than $9O.-
%, unpaid interest is due now,
per cent Both principal and
g'>t being more than the people allege
II can pay, there isSOme talk of taxing
- .
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neaNN Hall sfnrms-

'SSHooD: s,oD: D. T., July 2O.-A violent
JSU,m Sv.im visited Relic Fourche, Big Bot
lev PIng Greek and lower White Wood
49, ,s S,esSi,ssrday afternoon, doing great
EN- ~, 20 me crops. During the past week
Is bsr's SrsIhalf ! Of the crops in the Black
nave been destroyed by hail.
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WHEELING W. va. FRIDAY MORNING. 81 1882

egates in the morning, were announced.
That on resolutions is as follows: First
District, Z. G. Hewitt; Second, NJ. F. Will
son Third, George w. Houk; Fourth, c.
F. Lamison; Fifth, E: T. Dean; Sixth, 6.
n. Saltzegaber; Seventh, s. E. Neal; /;
Eighth, H. F. Nib; Ninth, NJ. L. Doherty;
Tenth, Charles Rosa; Eleventh, Leo: Ebert;
Twelfth, Z. r. Allen; Thirteenth, ]. G.
Huffman; Fourteenth, D. s. Wadsworth; (;
Fifteenth, A. ]. Warren; Sixteenth, 8. n.
teenth, L. d. Thomas, Nineteenth, D. J. R.
Wood; Twentieth, ]. W. Heister; Twenty
first. Jacob MulIer
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$rhere are six great powers which may
dragged into the Egystian quarrel,
n upon a pinch they can put millions
men in the field.
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YafIeA @ yel a. Dsop . Hia.

SoEoooo, n. r., July 2o-John Mulllnss
clerk in the Windsor Hotel hefs, called
aside the colored porter. named Dick, ana
trescberousiy leveled . rsrolsef e hin
md put 9 builet In kuiiins' breast; Dick
is fhe man who received the reward tog
killing Chief rictoris's son several yssn
sgo.
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Dead afIOs.

CINCINNATI, July 20.-A Marietta, o.,
special says: John Springer, aged lOS years,
died yesterday in the county infirmary.
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The DEADLY TOY PISTOL.
Ieniy-Seyen Deaths Reported from
Chicago.

[WcAGo, July 2O.-Fifteen fatal cases of
Slaw, caused by wounds from toy pis-
) on July 4th, are reported in the city
three in the country. Six boys have
d in Burlington and three in Peoria,
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While the Russian Bear has his hands
h in the management Of the Nihiiist,
is not too busy to keep one eye on
b affairs of Egypt.
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D''d TTyIsg 90 Save Her caa.a

} * sS'HAri, H July 0.-Catherine Higgins,
E;I.5 y driving geese from q track and
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THE NEWS.

|71s Daih Register trR Be mailed to
Eder, out Of tolcH for sirty:fUe cents
I month. address changed as often
desired.
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lat the watering places when a girl
|eps up a Irritation with two beaus
! y say she drives tandem; and tan
b. Irritation is described as peculiarly
|citing and difficult. The great diff
BIZ is in so arranging the blinkers that
/ rh arrival may imagine he is in single
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POLITICAL POINTS,
Georria Democrats.

ATLANTA. July 20.-In the Democratic
Convention, this morning, Bacon's name
was withdrawn and A. H. Stephens was
nonn,;, ;ated for Governor. The vote stood:
Stenbens as scattering s; not voting 81.
The following oniccers were then nomina-
ted by acciamation: Y. c. Barnett, Secre-
tary OF State; W. A. Wright, Comptroller
General; D. \ Speer, Treasurer; Clifford
Anderson, Attorney General. Thomas
Hardeman was nominated .tor congress
man at large.
Holman Renominated.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 20-The Democratic
Congressional Convention at Lawrence
burg to-day, renominated Representative
Holman for reelection by acclamation.
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Heavy Sale or Bonds.

The great secret of PERUsA is that IL al
ways comedies with the us r,sdicEtrlr
ratsra (Nsture)
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
No Dividend.

CINCINNATI, July 2-The directors OF
the Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas
Pacific railroad have decided not to declare
a dividend on thes.six months hs'bHsiness end
ing July LIST. The financiai exhibit shsws
a net balance OF So, ,692, but as it had been
fund, there was deficit Of s. ,3oS. 1t was
resolved TO continue the policy of liberal
expenditures in maintaining the road bed
in good condition.
Heavy Sale OF Bonds.
NEw YORK, July 2o.-The Post says. Ne
gotiatons have been concluded by the
Northern Pacific syndicate for the sale Of
100000 of general mortgage, six per
cent. bonds to two of the largest banks in
Germany, representatives Of which re-
ceutly visited this country and made a
thorough examination of the road.
= Al - Il
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pr,.ous rsesvss1ssfssn 49, esk
sues = s'sIsste, Ssssn g. ~.
bene6feS 81 ths ne q DeovBp -
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Peace has been restored in Rhode Is
H. The summer resorter will resort
itber As aforetime. Gov. Sprague
l,Vbt those rifles for a brother-in-law
.TpNas.
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SPORTING MATTERS.
Another Mill.

New YORK, July 20.-Just to encourage
boxing the proprietors OF sporting paper
have put up one thousand dollars that
Sullivan cannot, in four rounds, "knock
OUT Wilson, the winner to have two
thirds Of the gate money.
Yacht Race.
BosroS, July 20.-The English cutter
Maggie won the first prize in the Eastern
yacht club regatta r ~. "a
Base ball.
PIrrsBURe, July 20.-Cincinnati 2; ALLIE
gheny 3.
BosroN, July 2O.-Bostons 5; Providence
TROY, y. Y, July 2O.-Troys s; Worcer-
ters 4.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2O.-Ateletics 4 st.
Louis 5.
NEW YORK, July 2O.-Metropolitans 10;
Orion (colored) 5.
Saratoga Races.
SARATOGA, July 2O.-First race; mile
frankie B. first; Boot Jack second; Jno.
Davis third. Time l:44K.
Second race; u of a mile-Geo. Kenney
first; Baines second; Bond Holder third.
Time / :I6H.
Third race; mile and 500 -yards-Pina-
fore first; Laura Glass second; Square
Dance third. Time 2:1619.
Fourth race; steeple echase-Trouble first;
Judge Burnett second; Rose third. Time
Monmouth Park Races.
MONMOUTH PARK, July 2e.-First race,
three-quarterS of mile: Bedouin first, Sir
Hugh second, Mary Anderson third. Time
1.1Gl
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Pnrssssa. July 9o-ISs .: = Iro3 -
TIN Pis.s Ce@P.syI |. III III : ~. -
de conpeSy vill p,eesssy q ct - ~
epce. J. II. Denn!ef k
,ss::sss s::;:::s.1 ssi = : R..':sss "a .5ss
.,:s:s Pc. :.s sissx ssss. e sos . =. n -
- not bssn nsking -
s.sss - "a Siioooo, thosait - ~ - -:
;.ies ide vii Mi run ~ De tsisi = . go -
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kbe statement is going the rounds Of
! press that this country consumes
hi, 600 grains of opium annually. The
.tement should be received with sew
III grains of salt.
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TAX REDUCTION.
The Tobacco Men Score a Decided
Victory.

Other Reductions-THe Star Routers-
Probabilities They viii sseape-An
Old BilI-MeKinley on Knit 6oods
Estimate ofReductions.
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ExTRADITiON.
The Powers-Lamar Case Fully Re-
viewed.
Synopsis of Judge Henry Brannon's 0pin-
ion-A New and Intricate Question
What is Fugitive
From Justice.
THE FACTS AND LAW OF THE CASE.
s,,.e;o, r,i.,,ateh 10 ne Rect,ter.

DpecsN DIsDIUch 70 Ine zleVssse5'
WESTON, W. Va, July 2O.-The follow
is a synopsis of the opinion of Judge Bran
non in the case of the State of Indiana vs.
H. L. Powers, the particulars of which have
heretofore appeared in the REGISTER. 1t is
said here that no similar case has yet been
decided since the formation of West Vir-
einia, and certainly not by the Court OF
Apbeols. Hence, the subject being new,
and question at issue involving the lib
erty of a citizen and the rights and duties
of the Executive, the opinion will be eager.
ly read by all intelligent citizens:
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kyaubunaukee, an enterprisinS In
kn from Canada, is in London, eXhio-
H. to the admiring BritOn, Tecum-
H. little hatchet-not William Te-
.mseh-but the old original reds, who
Is gathered to his father by Col. Dick
IhuSDu
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ALExAyDxIA, July 0.-Oves loo q A1Ae
soldiers dsssrted Wedoedey - 60
here. The railway suthenttSs report 0
ready for su sdvsncs q ths boop& -
At7:30 this evening ths wstes ~ eau
flowing In The ffssb wafer nnai, bot -
exit from ths eanal into the - y belnG
blocked By party a marines. - ~ -
ssisr bslcv tie poist whsrs AfsA eue s
will be rstaiDed.
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in the opinion Of Congress it is honor
H. for a member to make one speech
the floor and print another in the
trord. In the opinion of common
.bple, il is a low down fraud.
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n the age when the average Ameri-
4 boy is daily earessed with a slipper,
flingle. or a bed-slat, the youngest
Imam Prince has had betowed upon
h the order of the Golden Fleece, a
4 trinket of PruSsian knight-errantry.
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/ /Tbc Ddily -h6gSSteT esSl 10 "se'teo" SO
.,diers out Of tolcR for sirty:fre cents
I month. address changed as often
desired.
<rhere are six great powers which may
dragged into the Egystian quarrel,
h upon a pinch they can put millions
men in the field.
While the Russian Bear has his hands
Il in the management Of the Nihiiist,
is not too busy to keep one eye on
! affairs of Egypt.
Apa,ce has been restored in Rhode Is
H. The summer resorter will resort
itber as aforetime. Gov. Sprague
hight those rifles for brother-in-laW
Texas.
kbe statement is going the rounds OF
j press that this country consumes
hi, 600 grains of opium annually. The
.tement should be received with sew
u grains of salt.
Ia the opinion Of Congress it is honor
L. for a member to make one speech
the floor and print another in the
trord. In the opinion of common
bile, it is a low down fraud.
fadet Whitaker and Lieutenant
pper ought to go to Egypt and take
Nice with Arab Bey. He needs ed
Sted soldiers and they need a career
(which they may achieve fame and
tune.
Hon. J. Proctor Knott, according to
! Louisville Courier-Journal, will not
|. a candidate for reelection to Con-
ess, but will make the race for the
emocratie nomination for Governor Of
kntucky.
A Is noticeable that while war reigns
the land of the pyramids the num-
4 sleeps as soundly and contentedly
kbe lad beneath the family rOOf-tree,
No has Just returned from a six weeks
Ration tramp on foot.
Az the age when the average Ameri-
4 bow is daily caressed with a slipper,
f,ingle. or a bed-slat, the youngest
Imam Prince has had betowed upon
h the order of the Golden Fleece, a
4 trinket of PruSsian knight-errantry.
kyanbunaukee, an enterprising In
An from Canada, is in London, eXhib-
H. to the admiring BritOn, Tecum-
H. little hatchet-not William Te-
snseh-but the old original reds, who
Is gathered to his father by Col. Dick
thnSOn.
.At the watering places when girl
<eps up a Irritation with two beaus
\ ty say she drives a tandem; and tam
h. Irritation is described As peculiarly
lciting and difficult. The great diff
tty is in so arranging the blinkers that
..b arrival may imagine he Is i'm single
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-21

A IS noticeable that while war reigns
ahe land of the pyramids the num-
i sleeps as soundly and cOntentedly
the lad beneath the family rOOf-tree,
&o has Just returned from a six weeks
<cation tramp ON foot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-21

Hon. J. Proctor Knott, according to
! Louisville Courier-Journal, will not
|. a candidate for reelection to Con-
ess, but will make the race for the
.mocratie nomination for Governor Of
kntucky.