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Eh. Arctic search.

WNSIrNrTuN, March 2l.-Sccretary Hunt
has received cable message from Lieut.
Harber. ut the Jeanette search party Al
NischuCudinNk rs follows: The dispatch
tn take charge OF the Lena received. | meet
Danenhower here. Will report after fur
INSTRUMENTATION. His five men are essen
tial to conduct the search in the Lena. No
other >camrn can he obtained. They are in
splendid condition, and very anxious tore
turn with me, and earnestly request me TO
take them. Answer here. direct.
Secretary Hunt teIrSrapucd Lieut.. llar-
ber DIncnhnwcr'S men could accompany
him ii they were able ana willing to 20.
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Woman. Attempted Suicide.

Mt. PLEASANT, Pa, March 2l.-l esterday
afternoon Mrs. Mary EswOrtby enieavored
To- commit suicide by shooting herself.
She took a No. l revolver out Of her brother
in.law's coat pocket, went TO her room.
opened her dress and, pointing the weapon
at her heart, fired. The bullet entered her
ward and outward. Her husband, brother
and others found her lying on the bed.
physician probed tor the ball. but VAS up,
nl.ln n find II
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THE ACT OE A FlEND.


MARSHALI, TEXAS, March 2l.-Ed. Hatten.
a tive-year-old negro boy, residing near
Woodlawn, ten inIi... ~ here went
into the house of neighboring - ..a
woman during her temporary absence, and
taxing her infant chlId from the oraiM-
carried it Off toward the railroad depot.
On the mothers return she gave the
alarm and began pursuit. The child was
finally found in a fence corner, with its
eyes punched out, in dying condition.
The young demon, not being old enough
for legal punishment. was caught and car
ried home to his mother, who said the boy
had pcnchant for putting out OF eyes;
that if he got hold Of a chicken his first act
within an inch OF his life by his mother is
the only punishment the juvenile cut
throat is likely ~ receive for his murder
puS ipp1
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Tho Effects ofLast Nights Storm.

CINuNSArI, March 2l.-Serious damage
is reported in yarious sections from last
I'm. In Lexington, Ky, chin
high' 7'e-- houses unrOofei
ncys were blown down, u~-- :
and the Louisville and Nashville railrop.
reported Near Loveland, o.. fences were
swept OIL. buildings carried away. ani the
inmates OF houses had " be removed IN
b,ais
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STEUBENvllLE.
Golden Wetiding-Big "WashOui" on
the Pan Handle.

SDtCTdE DLFIFITcN 70 ne 7ssgIsteT.
SrEUnRNyILLE, March 2l.-Mr and Mrs.
J. q. Davidson, of this city, celebrated
their golden wedding last evening. Mr. b.
is one ofthc Oldest citizen' in nSteubenyille,
and has been an elder in the Second Pres
byterian Church ever since il was organized.
The gifts were numerous and costly, and
the gathering was Il brilliant one. Rev. c.
G. Beatty, founder Of the Female Seminary
OF this city, who married Mr.. and Mrs.
Davidson fifty years ago, was present last
evening at the golden wedding.
There has been no trains run from the
west o.day on the Pan Handle, occasiOned
by big "washout" on the road between
Newark and Columbus; consequently the
'sidings" are all blockadcd. DOS.
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PARKERSBURG.
Hawks Disappearance-Death OF an
Old CitiEcn-Sudten Death.

Special 10 The Register.
PARK ERsBI re-, March 2O.-No clue has yet
been obtained OF the missing man Hawks.
Many wild rumorS are prevalent but it is
all mere guess work.
MI. Mallcy aged IS, who has been i'll for
several months past died yesterday. Mrs,
NJ. has been a resident OF this city for -
years, and was constant member OF the
catholic Church eli Parkersburg.
Mike Hickey, aged -, an employ" OF the
rarker>burg acid works. died very sudden
ly yesterday from cramps Of the stomach,
supposed to have been brought on by in
halng thr fumes from the chemicals used
in manufacturing acids. During the last
few weeks several employees Of The acid IA.
tory have narrowly escaped death from the
same CaUSe. T.
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billy. the Kid.

Sr. Pvt. MINI. March 2l.-Sherif' Hall,
ui Albany. with detective arrived here,
to-day. with a requiSition from the GOV.
ernor uf New York Tor VIM. Burke, called
Billy, the hid, who escaped from the
prison in Albany. last January. and WAS
captured in Minneapolis last week. Hall
identified the prisoner, and an argument
fer cNtradition was had before the Gov
ernor WHO has the papers under advise
mrnt. The prisoner will be arraigned III
the Minneapolis municipal court. At -. ".
tomorrow. on a charge OF being a fugitive
from Justice. and ii the requi>ition )
granted he will be turned over 70 the Al
hany officer. who will leave with hIm on
Z L. t.nnl trim.
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What They Will BUY,

Loxrnx. March 2l.-Thr prospectus ii
the Un;on Railway share and Trust Com
punv says. At present il is INTENDED only
10 purchase the following stocks: New
York Central, Pennsylvania. baltimore and
Ohio Illinois Central Lake Shore. Chicago
ai.l Northwestern Chicago. Milwaukee AMI
:. Paul chicago. Burlington and QI'ucy.
,.E:,,.r Rock Island and Pacific, Union
va.;,ic. rentrM Pacific and Atcht>on. Tope-
a. ani Santa Re.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
The Hannibal AMIDST. Joe.

IT. LnrI,, March 2l.-The trustees ot the
Hannibal and -. Joe railroad, yesterday.
filed in the United States Circuit Court at
Jefferson city. an amended hill in equity.
After rpciting the acts OF the assembly
under which the lien was created an order
torc>truiu and crjoin the sal" OF the road
i asked. The relief specifically asked for
is that the three mjliion dollars paid to the
State he aiiudgcd iuIi payment OF all
liabilities OF the company 10 the State;
that the mortgage and lien Of the State be-
adiudged vested in the trustees; that if the
Court decides to the contrary. then the three
million paid in June" with the interest and
income thereof he repaid TO the trustees.
The respondents ar Attorney General.
State Auditor. Fund Commissioners. Stat
Treasurer and also thu Hannibal amt -.
.lDe CDmpanN
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FIRE RECORD.

, " twenty-five houses
'"''" -. III lUD
were burned near northampton 49,
persons made homeless.
\ lire in Ernod, Hungary. has resulted
in tie destruction OF 800 houses and loss
Of nine lives.
ALBANY, y. J.. March 2I-The CARTS
Manufacturing Companys works were
burned this morning. Loss SI0p,yc; in.
surcd for sj0.UVO.
MECHNNIcsBrRG, O., March 2l.-The gas
works at this place were burned to-day, the
tank house being entirely destroyed. No
insurance. A lantern being broken in the
tank house ignited The ga..
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Democratic Convention.

CGvcISNhTI March 2l.-The Democratic
city convention, called in the ordinary
way. and composed OF delegates elected at
the primary meeting, met to-day with C..
". Baker, permanent chairman. The con.
yention nominated Judge NJ Force for the
Superior Court, who is also the nominee OF
the Republicans; they also nominated Chas
Doll for Board of Public Works; John J.
Scully Director Of Iniirmary; Vincent
NChwab for Justice OF the Peace, and mem-
bCrs Of the Board OF Education, etc.
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FaIIofa RaiIrord Bridge.

WlSrEr.Er. Iow,, March 2l.-Thc old
railroad bridge on the Des Moines and O'-
ceoIa Narrow Gauge Railroad, one hundred
and twenty feet pan, near Lathrop, went
down. last night. precipitating an engine,
fiat and box car into the river The fire.
man and engineer. and also two OF three
Iab0rcrs. wer. severely injured. The bridge
i. = total wreck.
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AFFAIRS AT WINNIPEG.
4 strike Of CarpcnterS-IIOmeS cad
Lands Withdrawn From Entry.

WINNIrEG March 2l.-The carpenters,
both here and at Brandon, will strike for
seven dollars per day on April lSt.
The order withdrawing from entry home
stead lands along the line of the rana'
dian Pacific railroad j. causing
considerable discomfort particularly
among new settlers just arriving who do
not fully understand its purport. II is said
To have been done OIL the demand OF the
syndicate To battle spectators who are ont
whiting them in the matter of town sites.
Hundreds OF tents are being put up in all
parts uf the city to accommodate immi-
grants. who are rOuring into thn city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-22

Before you begin your heavy spring work
after winter Of relaxation, your system
needs cleansing and strengthening to pre-
vent an attack OF Ague. Bilious or Spring
Fever. or some other Spring sickness that
vii unfit YOU for seasons work. You
will save time. much sickness and great ex-
u"n>c i You Iii Use one bottle ot Hop
Biuos> n your family this month Don t
wait-B"|'ay'gr NM Eye,
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Two ScOundrels.

SAN fENYCISCo. March 2l.--Capt Collins
and Chief Mcdonald, of the ship Queens
town, from Antwert TO Wilmington, was
arrested at Los Angeles for cruelty to sea-
son. one of whom, it is alleged, they allowed
to drown with no effort to rescue him.
The second mate. against whom ar Simi-
a.. chu-g.>. las lcyau;ed. An e>IU!ina-
ton i, now in progress before ta: United
States Commissioner.
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The Monster Petition.

WN-uINrroN. March 2l.-W. T.. Dickson
OF Chicago, waited upon the President, to-
day. and presented the monster petition
from the citizens OF Illinois for executive
clrmrury in the case OF Sergeant Mason.
He was accompanied by Representatives
Aldr;ch and FarwelI. The President said
he would consider the case.
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A Family Row.

LorI-yILLE March 2I.-Charlcs Ray, son
Of William Ray, a well known citizen, shot
and killed james Kennedy, an ex-po!ice-
man. in the East End, this morning. The
men were relatives and it is thought fami-
~ affair, were at the bottom OF the row.
though at present it IS difficult to gel Al the
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WHEELING, W. VA, TUESDAY MORNING. MARCh<&01S92.

for discussion, but it was not just that the
railroad company should be let out OF
the contract, still holding the fruits
of 1t, and 90 that they would have
a right OF way for sale, and could
say to other telegraph companies: Walk
up. gentlemen, here. We have right OF
way to sell, the highest bidder takes the
prize" This, he held, was their purpose
in making the present motion.
Mr.. Shiras closed for the b. & o. clinch-
ing the points of Mr.. McCleve and replying
to Mr.. Dalzell, by saying that the company
already had applications for right Of way
along its line, and was only restrained from
making contracts by the present 'ex-
elusive" one Thus the people were de-
priyed OF the benefit OF competition. The
court withheld its decision, which will
doubtless he that the contract must be de-.
clared void
Hangman's Day.
Friday next will be hangman's day in
Pennsylvania, no less than seven
executions being set for that day:
Frank Small, one of the condemned
men whose execution is fixed for that
day will be hung here. He was convicted
some years ago. but on account Of the in
hucnce OF his friends the date of his execu.
ton was not fixed until now. His father
is not known. but is supposed to be some
one of considerable political influence. His
case has been before the Pardon Board time
and time again, motions have been made
time and time again for a new trial, but
without avail, and Small must hang. A
committee. representing press, pulpit and
bar, visited Harrisburg last week to beseech
the Governor to respite the doomed man
for sixty days, assigning as reason that
he was almost dead from consumption and
that he was not in spiritual condition TO
be hung. The latter consideration seemed
to have some weight with Governor lioyt,
and he promised to consider the matter.
He has not yet indicated his purpose.
Small's crime was the murder OF the bus-
band OF his mistress. BRIAN.
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Mysterious Disappearance.

IrnIAH,P0Lis. March AL. .. Clifford,
railroad express agent, and telegraph oPe-
ratnr at Cicero. Indiana, my-teri0usly dis
appeared last night. 4 letter received to-
day from him states that his dead body
would be sent home. His friends fear in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-22
The LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
Morning Session.


The Senate was opened with prayer by
IN" Rev. &. Il. Copeland, Of the NJ. l..
Church.
On motion OF Mr.. Faulkner the report OF
the committee of conference on House bill
No. ~, to amend chapter III of the Code
concerning uiicnSc> against the person was
agreed 20, and the bill passed.
Tie following bills were taken up and
passed:
Senate bill No IL to amend chapter -
Of the Code, concerning the preservation Oi
certain useful animals, with the amend
ment> "t the House; senate bill No. l3..
to amend chapter lug of the Code, with
the amendments of the House: Senate bill
No. lG2. to amend chapter ll9 OF the
code concerning attorneys at law, aS
amended 10y chapter li6 oi the acts Of
1929, with amendments Of the House;
SrI,gtC bill No. ljj, to amend chapter l2O
ofthc code. concerning the .Nttorncy-Hen-
cral and other attu.'neNs for the stare,
amended by chapter II OF rr".. acts oI l>.-,' ~,
and chapter lu2 of the acts of lSIj With ''St
and second House amendments; House bill
No. j"9 10 amend chapter III OF the code.
Afternoon Session.
\ bill amending chapter ~ OF the acts OF
l>>l. concerning the employment OF short
First Judicial Circuit. was on motion OF
Mr.. Woods referred to the Judiciary Com
mitteC.
Leave of absence ior seven days was
granted to Mr.. Stloling>.
On motion of Mr.. Dennis the HOusc OF
Delegates was requested TO return to the
Senate Senate bill No. lGj, to amend chapter
l2u uf the code, concerning the attorney
general and other attorneys of the state as
amended by chapter - OF the acts OF ~
and - and chapter lO2 Of the acts OF lH'1.
The bill being returned, Mr.. Dennis moved
to reconsider the vote by which the Senate
disagreed to the third amendment made BY
the House OF Delegates, which was adopted:
Mr.. Dawson moved to amend the third
amendment uf the House by adding at the
end thereof the following: Provided, FUR
thcr. that nothing in this section Shal! be
construed 10 prohibit the employment ny
any person of competent attorneys To- assist
i'm the prosecution of any person charged
with crime, which was adopted by vote OF
Is to =. The bill was then again passed:
Senate Joint resolution amending Article
( uf the constitution, known as the Nc
Greror female suffrage amendment, was
defeated 10y the following vote: In the
affirmative were Messrs. Summers, Brown
Dawson, Farnsworth, Met rev, McOirrEor
Newman. Shelton and Woods.
In the negative: MesSrS Dawson, ben
mis-. Ewin. Faulkner, Maxwell. McNrrI.
Roberts, Samples, Stollings, Stout. Van
meter and Williams-l2.
House Bill No. 393. amending section /
OF chapter IS of the code, aS amended by
chapter ii OF the Acts OF ISL, was passed.
Mr.. Woods. from the Finance Commit.
tee. reported with recommendation. the
general appropriation bill but desired that
il Law on the table until to-day. rs some |
would be proposed to it.
The resolution to pay mileage - the
clerks and pages OF the Senate was reject
Ell. M brown favored tho -C>plution and !
urged - uaS,a-". Mr.. Newman raised ;
objections 10 = aai hOpsi i
would not pass.
House Bill No. Sol. TOR the more iectuli |
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Fatal ARRAY I'm Kentucky.

M,rSr STEgLIS", KY. March 2l.-At
Cornwall, Mcnifee county, Rudy Mills
shot Riley Caldron three times, killing
him instantly. Both Of them are young
men. They had previously Iuarreied.
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.'>""> Petition Ior - Hnbeas Cnrpus.

.sN...', y y. Nar.h 2l.-Lyd,lv Bros.
...' retained by several societies
... 49,. '-'Ha' Mason. to-day Ctllcj ~
Ey. aut Mason signed prJj-
= ...., "... .r rrvsrugrd at lh,. United
-..... .." '"sr, AT Washington. on
.'..r fora writ ot habeas cor
".ar. requiring the court mar
.:...5 HN>'n a"j papers and ryj-
.... Q" show E.S alleged illcsa.
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Sad Suicide.

Proyrrrx,Y L. /! March 2l.-Orton y.
Coleman. tu.r:ghirCp years buyer for A.
and ". sprasu". manufacturing company.
sLn. a..d !i..,,i Inst / tai. nurning. Dis
cn,,ra.r;..rnt al the condition OF the
Snraguc matters IS .ssigGed as the cause.
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ATa~ Gn,e. Into the River.

LIrTIy Rnrk. ArK.. March 2l.-Dis-
patches received. this morning. announce
that Terrence. Miss. cayed into Mississippi
river last night. Several stores lost No
rfilIiIars.
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The Mni:tnkcr CnSc.

Wh-ur>GroN. y. g., March Plata cab
met meeting to-day ia" Whitaker
case WAS disposed OF by diSap-
proving the sentence OF dismissal
around that the technical evidence taken
IT the trial was improperly introduced.
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The Acreage ofCOtton Lands Inundated
The Losses.

New ORLEANS, March 2l.-Reports from
above show falling water, but the area OF
inundation in the lower delta continues
widening. 1t is estimated that in Missis
sipri 2i7, 900 acres OF cotton land are over
flowed, Louisiana 2o3, 900 Arkansas l35,0O,
having all average productive capacity OF
thrce-quarters OF bale per acre. The
sugar crop outlook is magnificent, where
untouched by the flood. One.third OF
the sugar acreage is endangered. The water
here is at a stand. All breaks below the
city will probably be closed during the
week, except that on the starry plantation.
The crevasse is now $50 feet wide and ten
feet deep. Being at the Point Cowdesco
proposed outlet to Lake Ciergnc, no further
efforts will be made to close it till the river
falls. 1t has all the descent in six miles
that the river has in more than hundred
miles, and is therefore unmanagahle. Kun
ming directly to the sea, it only affects
three plantations,
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Tho Wills Closed
WnrkinRnen.

LAwrYN,E, MAS, Marcn 2l.-The Pacific
mills closed tonight, and there is lock-
uI,r of ! 800 employees.
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RAGING WATERS.
Further Particulars From the In
undated Section.
A Fiendish Aet-Attempted Sucide-Ef-
fects Of the Storm-fall of Rail.
road Bridge - Fatal
Family Row.
MINOR CRIMES AND CASUALTIES
THE GREAT FLOOD.
Further Particulars From the Sab.
merged SertiOn.

merged section.
VICKsBuRG, March 2l.-Heavy wind and
rain storm last night. A strong wind to-
day causes heavy swells OH the river which
it is feared will cause new breaks in the
levee.
A steamer from Deer Creek brings $50
head of stock from l.. Campbell's planta-
ton. and reports water seven to ten inches
deep on plantations around Campbellsville.
All boats bring large numbers Of refugees,
mostly colored.
Laborers at Mayorsville are supplied by
the planters. They will ready TO go to
work rs soon as the water falls.
Ducksport still above water. Painting
commenced there yesterday.
The wharf and elevator platforms are
all atoat this morning.
The Talahatchie and upper Y@oo rivers
are declining rapidly. Tue section on these
rivers which suffered most is between
Belzonia and Yazoo City, where the loss OF
cattle is beyond computation.
There are large number OF acres OF land
free from water OH Rose Bank, Egypt,
Shell Bluff, Glen oak. Philliston, Oakwood
and number other plantations in the
Iazoo delta.
At Greenwood the water is falling.
though the place is still under water and
the court house is filled with people.
BATON RoUGE, La, March 2l.-ticncral
York telegraphs the Governor from Troy,
La. reporting the distribution OF forage on
the Black river: "The country is in fearful
distress There are $50 head of stock on
Black, Tenas and Little rivers, that must
be fed to save them. Corn and oats ship
ped by the steamer st. John will BE- distrib-
utcd tomorrow on the Tensas river. ten.
York was advised OF the shipment Of forage
for stock on all the streams above men
toned and also bayous Macon and Bar
tholomew. The river is rising rapidly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-22

protection OF persons dealing in timber,
was passed, whereupon the Senate all
iourned
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rtrrI,.u.lmmigration from h"rope
To- this country will, it is believed eN-
rr,,I ,ni, wear even the heavy figures OF
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-...nrrl don't seem half 50 sick a.
.r. ,-,,. members of Congress with
..... ... h.~ rDrrr>poudvd.
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Cutting Passenger Rates.

WN-IIlN.T,N, March Ex-senator Frye
t. day. introduced bill to incorporate the
National Railway Company between New
York and Washington. and said ii was a
commcndahlr enterprise and asked no aid
from the Government The bill makes rN-
Senator, 'orl"n, Wallare and rrcSwold
and JOS \. jameson. H. NJ. Hutchinson.
Geo. X. Chase, Noah L. JeIlreyS and \. +.
Davis, inCurpUratUrS. and authorizes them
to meet in reasonable time and elect i
loard OF directors. 1t cOntprS the usual
powers given to such companies. ami
authorizes c.pitai stock ot $lpwO,OJO.
The road is to be constructed over
routes to hy selected by the COM
pany through thc States of Maryland,
Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
District OF Columbia The work Of con.
StruCton is to begin in 4 reasonable time
and the company may purchase or lease
other railroads or parts OF railroads, or
unite with them to effect their purpose.
The charter will require the company TO
transport the mails between New York AMI
Washington in six am half hours, and
provides that first class fares between the
above cities shall not exceed five dollars,
and that the road shall, IN construction
and equipments he equal 10 any iir>t.c!asS
American railroad.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-22

Iu China they punish the man VINO
aiutrratrs food with death. In this
country tno,,. ~ ho buy the food are the
r,r.~ .0llpd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-22

A line of Bremen steamers has been
chartered to bring lo,Om emigrantS
from that por, to Baltimore at the rate
OF |. .OD1 "a week.
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THE NEWS.

,. u...-ay.ocTImois, wontsto sue
cr,i p,yd Davis.
,.,..~ >,mau C.lkins isin training for
C.v.--.u OF Indiana.
..a.~L strike of the Carpenter ;
,... ..t,uiug in Cincinnati.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-10-26
THE SILVER STATE.
o,-p, IsuEp EVERY EVENING (sUNDAYs
EXCEPTED) By
I. j. HILL & CO.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
a.,a .orv. one year, by mail ...........sS 90.
,ne COPY, six months, by mail ......... 90.
AZ .ne copy three months, by mail. ....... so.
neIiyered by Carrier. 25 Cents per week,
RATES OF ADyERTISING:
One Square 10 lines) first insertion. 80 SO.
rach Subsequent insertion, per square. =. l 90
A liberal reduction to regular advertisers.
ENTS:
W. CRANE, sls Pine street and 10 Leides
dorff street, Room 80, San Francisco.
WA. CAswELL, Sacramento, California.
B.F. Riley is authorized 10 collect and re-
eeipt for subscriptions to the SILVER STATE in
Paradise VALLEY.
nc MARKER is authorized to collect and
receipt for subscriptions to the SILVER STATE 1t
Big Meadows
A. GISrz is authorized TO collect and receipt
for subscriptions to the SILVER STATE in Spring
City.