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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-02
The smith Sunday Law.

CINuNNATI, May l.-Iudge HigIcy,,Ol lhr
police court, to-day, overruled motion to
quash the information in the case of ferd.
Schuman, charged with selling intoxicat.
ing liquors on Sunday, contrary to the re-
cent enactment known as the Smith law.
He also oyerruled demurrer to the infOr.
nation, holding that the facts stated were
properly set forth in the affidavit and in
formation and that they were sufficient TO
constitute an oilcnse under the law.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
Dividend Declared.

PuIL,pYLruIA. May 1.-The Pennsylvania
Railway Company has declared semi
annual dividend OF four per cent.
The First Train.
SPRINGFIELD. o., May IA special train
from indianapolis arrived in Springfield at
: o'clock this evening, over the new line of
the indianapolis. Bloomington and West
ern Railroad. This is the first train that
passed over the line.
Fast Train.
Louisville. KY, May 1.-The directors
of the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago
Railroad have decided TO put on lightning
night trains, drawing Pullman sleepers.
leaving Chicago at : p. NJ and here stimuli
taneOu>ly. on and after the nth OF May.
Arriving here, this train makes close con-
neCtion with AtmOre'S early lightning
train for New Orleans. Georgia and DEM
opOliS.
CRY or MEXICo, May 1.-The Central
railroad is open TO traffic to Irapuato, 36o
kilometres north of here.
Fight over.
CANTON, -. May IA legal fight OF over
years duration between the Valley and
COnnotton railroads concerning a pro-
posed crossing OF the latter by the former
in this city, was terminated yesterday.
An injunction restraining the Valley COM
pany from putting in the crossing was dis
solved by Judge Pease, OF the Common
Pleas Court, and the crossing laid. This
gives the Valley road access 10 the manu-
featuring establishments in the eastern
part of the city.
Lumber dealers are juhiIant, as hereto
fore they have been obliged TO pay the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago road
a royalty of 81 per car for transferring their
lumber from the Valley rDai to their
yards.
Discenti n ae<f fer = week.
FREMONT. .. May THE wOrkmen lay
ing the Wheeling and Lake Erie rails
reached the city limits to-day. The rail
laying viii now lie discontinued week,
until the balla>ting is completed. In two
weeks trains will be passing over the entire
line.
In Demand.
CINC5NNATI, May l.-Henry Monctt, al
present manager OF the Ohio State Journal;
and for three years Assistant General Pas
sengef and Ticket Agent of all the Penn
sylyania lines west of Pittsburgh, has been
offered the position of General Passenger
and Ticket Agent of the New York, ChiCa
60 and ST. Louis railroad-"NickelPl Plated
route-and from good railroad authority il
| is learned that the inducement by way oi
salary has been made such as 10 insure his
acceptance. Mr.. Monett is the man thai
| Vice President d. w Caldwell selected for
! the place.
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CURIOUS STATISTICS.
How ST. Louis People Spend the Sab
bath.

ST.. LoUIs. May THE GIobe- DeDaoo'ot
this morning has nearly two pages OF sta
tistics showing how many people attended
church yesterday, and how the day was
otherwise spent by Sabbath breakers: At
the morning and evening services in all
the churches there were in attendance ll9,-
AS people, and in the Sunday schools
2S,l02 children. OF these the Catholic
Church is represented by S5,l7i persons,
the Methodist by 7ri02, the Presbyterian
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Accident-PrOhibitiOn-Death.

DETROIT, May l.-Ex-Senator Baldwin, Of
this city, had an attack of vertigo this
m9SFnipFg, 9SFnjipF yHle M e.. in IA, bath tub and fe!
ing his nose.
Eaton Rapids, this State, gets along form
after date. without a saloon, the village
council having raised the bonds to pro-
hibitivc price.
Judge \. Osborne, one Of the Oldest set.
tiers OF CaSs county, died at MarSellleS, tins
morning. aged 80 years.
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HANlAN WINS.
Anofher Easy victory for the Cxusaia

Anofher Easy Victory for the Cxuadian.
LonDoN, May 1.-Hanlan won by four
lengths. The course was from Putuey to
Martlake, and the stakes $1,000. Hanlan
won with the greatest ease. Hanlan had
the Middlesex side and the start was good
one, though Hanlan had slightly the best
OF Trickett and led Immediately afterward.
The steamers following the rowers were
laden with people, and the banks OF the
river were crowded. Many ladies were
among the spectators.
Hanlan was rowing easily at Hammer
smith bridge, and there was never any
doubt as to the result. Hanlan promptly
rowed TriCkett down. At Craven Cottage.
six furlongs from the starting point, Han
Ian was one-quarter OF length clear OF
Trickett, and at the creek. about two miles
and half further on, took the Australians s
water. OFF Barnes Terrace, but a short
distance from the creek, he was leading
Trickett by fifteen seconds. Hanlan's
time was q minutes and 5S seconds and
Trickett's - minutes and 80 seconds. Han
Ian played with Trickett as with former
contestants.
The Details.
ss.ssE han lan-oked thirty.elght strokes in the
first minute, and was ahead very soon aud
rowing neatly and easily. His time for
the first mile was minutes and II seconds.
Soon after, Hanlan, amid good deal of
laughter, stopped dead and looked around.
There were again cheers and laughter when,
shortly afterward, he stopped for quite
couple of strokes.
Hanlan was ten seconds ahead at the
Hammersmith bridge-a mile and three
quarters from the starting point. Opposite
Thorny Croft's Works the Chickwick barge
lay right across the course causing Hanlan
to lose much ground. There was
Il seconds difference exactly in the
time of arrival OF Thorny Croft's Works.
Hanlan was in a regular surf in Corney
reach, and made for the Middlesex shore
for shelter When he got into smooth wa
ter, he Immediately stopped and baled his
boat Trickett was powerless in the waves,
and Kelley had to take him into shelter.
Approaching Barnes terrace, Hanlen
was nearly two hundred yards in front OF
Trickett, rowing strongly and grandly. So
hollow race is seldom witnessed, even
with Hanlan There was sixty.three seconds
difference in the time of the men when oil
Barnes, even though Hanan stopped six
seconds.
The champion fairly made a show OF
TriCkett, and won with ridiculous ease By
too many lengths to count.
After the finish of the race, HanlOn
turned around and met Trickett. Turning
again he rOwed to the winning post, reach
ing il a length ahead.
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more Indian TroubIe<.

CHICAGO, May News was received at
Gen. Sheridan's headquarters to-day from
Fort WaSsakie, Wyoming Territory, of the
killing of Captain Jack, OF the White
River Utes. Jack was imprisoned there.
and in attempting to escape killed 4 ser
gesnt. As he was running away the guard
fired after him, and he fell at the first shot
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-02

partment of the Platte, and part OF the
Ninth Cavalry, department of Missouri.
The President is in earnest in this mat
ter, and in the words of a prominent army
officer, intends to make "clean sweep.
The probabilities are the troops in Arizona
and New Mexico will be united in one
command under Brigadier General, yet
10 be assigned to that duty.
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FOREIGN FLASHES.

MADRID. May THE principal town Of
Catalonia adopted the red cap of Catalines.
Official kilograms report that tranquility
prevails. but the latent hostility TO the
government continues. There have been
slight disorders at Burgas, owing to the dis
training of tradesmen for non payment OF
new taxes. Officials are compelled to do
mand the protection Of troops.
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IN EARNEST.
The Troubles I'm Arizona to be Sup.
pressed by the Military.

PENN@FN NJ NlIF lHHIHtHEy.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-The President has
decided TO put down the Indian out break
in Arizona as soon as possible, and so ex-
pressed himself to the Secretary of War.
who has been instructed to take strong and
vigorous measures. To that end orders have
been Issued for additional troops to proceed
10 the scene of the troubles in Arizona and
aid the troops therein in preventing further
acts OF violence, and bringing the hostiles
TO speedy justice.
These reintorcsments will consist OF the
First Infantry, now in Texas. the Fourth
Infantry, on The Union Pacific railroad, dc.
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Two More Men Killed by Indians.

SAN FRANcISco, May IA Tombstone
dispatch says: Two men were killed by
Indians at Dragoon Mountains, Saturday.
1t is supposed large number OF hostiles
are i'm the mountains. \ large meeting
was held here. tonight, to take action and
raise volunteers. Several hundred dollars
was contributed and many volunteers en-
rolled
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AEatnIAHrnx i'm TeNas.

SAN ANToNrA, Ten, May Near Cvalde,
John Mitchell and his two sons were cut
ting bee tree down, yesterday. when
party OF horsemen, named O'Brien and
Field. rode I'D and shot the two sons dead
and fatally wounded the old man. They
had a Misunderstanding about the pre-
emption of the land.
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SPORTING NOTES.
BRsp Rail.

CLEVELAND. O., May 1.--Cleveland. 1; De-
troit, ).
BosToN, May l.--Bo>tons, e; Worces-
tcrs, ;. Ten innings.
PROVIDENCE, May 1.-Providence, .;
TrOys, ,.
BrfrALo. May l-Bui!alo, :; Clicagos, ).
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-02
FIRE RECORD.

ITHACA. y. v, May THE Washington
Glass Works are burned. Loss $1,000;
insured for one half.
RALEIGH. n. c., May All the buildings
of Bingham School, sixteen in number, at
Mebanesville y. c., were burned this
morning. No lives were lost
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-02
National Banks.

SpeC4ai 10 Western ASS0ciatcd Press.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-COmptroller OF Cur
rency Knox, says the national banks will
probably organize under the plan suggested
by him in his last report, and the First
Chicago and Second Cincinnati have unless
Congress provides by legislation for their
rnorganiyatiou
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Awoman's Quarrel Results in Murder.

DECATUR, ALA, May Mrs. Sandy
Beasley and Ned Williams quarreled near
Huntersville. The husband took il up,and
Beasley stabbed Williams to death. There
are threats of lYnching.
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Two children burned 70 Death.

ARTHUR, ONT, May THE residence OF
Andrew Fleming was burned this morning.
Two children were burned to death, and
Mrs. Fleming was seriously burned
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TnhaePa SfaiisticS.

p\NyrlLE Va, May l.-Since the lst Of
October 100000 pounds OF leaf tobacco
have been sold in this market, at an average
of 50. 50 per hundred, and for the same
period the preceding year 1900 900 pounds
at Sg.2G per hundred.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-02

|lhc Cincinnati Enquirer has story
] .at the stockholders of the Cincinnati
D Baltimore road, one of the leased
Dis Of the Marietta and Cincinnati,
; III resist the reorganization scheme,
rhich proposes to merge them into Que
he from Cincinnati 10 Baltimore. The
eson for this alleged action i that in
b.. on the boad> and dividends on
y stock are guaranteed by the Mari
p and Cincinnati, which makes it
, OOSect Of interest To the stockholders
q Keep il out Of the hands of the Balti-
pr ami Ohio system" The facts are
fi iac plan ot organization cares for
= 'rrsltir> uf,ue Cincinnati and Bal
'p'nrr r"ad. Holders of its stock rc-
q 'r" Ter cent. first mortgage bonds Of
y 1'" or consolidated company, or
Mwutlal guaranteed stock, ~ they
y y r'rrt. The new company assumes
y payment "f the principal and inter
"i tN" present first mortgage bonds
y iHe cincinnati and Baltimore road.
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SaIe af Rl0oded Mock.

LEXINGTON, May IA large sale OF thor
ouchbred stock, bred and owned by James
A. Grinstead of this city, took place at the
agricultural fair grounds this afternoon
The attendance was large and bidding at
times spirited.
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Rioters Sentenced.

RALEIGH. n. c., May Five negroes,
ring leaders OF the Plymouth, North Caro-
lima riots last fall were sentenced to two
wears imprisonment.
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Suicide by Shooting.

TIrUsvILLE, Pa, May Joseph Eilkie,
aged 81 committed suicide at Is o clock this
afternoon by shooting himself. heath was
instantaneous. No cause can b" assigned
for the deed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-02
HEEL INC W. TUESDAY MORNING. g.

BY 6e29, the Baptist by 4,512, the German
Evangelist, including the Lutheran, 1919.
Atthe parks, beer gardens, theaters and
othsr not very religious places there were
2OZ32 persons. OF these more than one
third witnessed the baseball games.
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Convict Re-Captured.

! FoRT MADISON, Iowa, May This after
noon Fitzgerald one of the escaped convicts
| was captured in a barn, four miles from
! town. Cook and Wells, the other two, are
| supposed to be in the woods near by
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-02
Attendance a Hssssn Chsrrhe~.

4 census Of the churches Of Boston
was taken lat Sunday by reportep OF
the Adrertiscr Of that city. il shows
total attendance at the several services
at all the churches and religious socie-
ties-about go in number-Of l4,y1.
divided az follows: At the Baptist
churches, 1915; Congregational, go;
Congregational Trinitarisn. 15.O8;
Episcopal, 1000; Lutheran, @i;
Methodist Episcopal, 1886; Methodist.
fcoloredl, 205S; Presbyterian, 3,o;
Roman Catholic, 1887; Swedenbof'
gian, $50; Unitarian, s,Ssa; Universal
ist, 1887; non-secearian, 3s2; u1ion'
rs; miscellaneous, 1888; Tee Adrer-
tiser says: "Making large allowance
for those who attend more than one
session on Sunday, i b saie 70 es,mSs. ss.nan.
or more than One-fourth Of the whole
population Of Boston, were present 81
church on that day"
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Daring Burglary.

CLEVELAND, May About eleven clock
last night, a clerk who sleeps in Larter 5
gun store on Superior street, IN the Central
part OF the city, was seized by two burglars
as he entered the store to retire; was gagged,
tied and thrust into a small room where
he was found this morning. The burglars
then waited an hour, until the electric
light near the building was extinguished'
then with drills and SledgeS stolen from a
neighboring machine shop, they broke into
the safe from which they took one hundred
and fifty dollars and escaped after appro-
priating three costly revolvers.
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MAKING A RECORD.
only One Republican In Favor Of Pro-
hibitinS Chinese Immigration.

Special 10 Western associated Press.
WAsHISGroN. May l.-Mr. Townshend, Of
Illinois. offered in the House joint reso-
luton to repeal all the provisions OF exist
ing treaties with China, permitting the i'm
migration of Chinese laborers to the United
States. The House refused to second the
resolution by vote of 100 TO 81, Page, of
California, being the only Republican who
voted to second. TOwnshend then said he
offered the resolution 10 show that only one
Republican had the courage to favor il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-02

r,ra ForsyJhe has made an official
,r,rf 10 ten. sheridan of his opera
ton, against the Indians, but 1t con-
aim, nothing which has not already
,eu made public.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-02

1, would not be proper when Gulteau
:. hung to execute the rest OF the tSn-
; There is no warrant Of law for
,mh proceeding.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-02

An invaluable strengthener for the
nerves, muscles, and digestive organs, pro
ducing strength aud appetite, Is Browns
Iron BitteSS.
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liz. New York Mail says: The
-. House i like Barnum's show IN
~, r,-pect, it has 50 many 'rings' that
4. b. impos>iblr 10 see all that is going on
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BOARD oFCoNTRoL.

New Member Selected I'm Place Of Mr..
Mclean.
Special DSspa,ch 10 TIE Register.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-The Democratic
Congressional Committee have selected
Senator Vance, of North Carolina, to serve
on the Democratic Board OF Control in
place of Mr.. John r. Mclean. of the Gin
cinnati Enquirer, who has declined. G.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-02

Ifit is not too gay the same bonnet
that l. worn at horse race VIII do fof
church. 'sCIOthe usin hunjHty," but
kt It be msds up IN style. ~ RooSs"s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-02

The whole river front at New orleans
n,w lighted by electricity anu 'he
,.,je at night IS described as pie
,,.-,-.n,r and brilliant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-02

The ,iN Chinese companies OF San
sn,.,,o have cuuningly bought a
-..H % PugrJ'I Sound, where they
,... .ri rooli", from China and briu-
r.r i.r the United States - ri'l"l
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AyAJLABLE SSETS

cash i'm Treasury .... ......... s22t6. - iISO
E"nd> issued 10 Pacific Railroad
company interest payable in law
tul money, principal outstanding bi,623.il2
Interest accrued and not vet paid - l242 40
Interest paid by United StateS....... -, iOj,5E
Interest repaid by company by
transportation >eTVice......... ......... 4j.,a50S
Ey cash payments, 3 per cent. Of
net earnings ................... ~, los NJ
Balance interest paid by L, S......... S7.S54,TI9
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-02

The picnic season has already begun
h,South. and the boilers Of excur-
" L,at, are beginning to blow up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-02

J &lrmuauder Corriugr makes believe
~ hr sat q los 10 understand how
fa,y, with an annual naval expenditure
d only ,wo-ttths, and Austria one Of
d .y ran-nur.h that of the United
s,a;,~. have created and maintained
epww.gi uayir>-that of Italy ranking
tlri IN ,hr world i'm effective fighting
y ,,.., while We have nothing but an
a iG'.:,,.ty shop JoShow for our money.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-02

Tin, secretary of the Treasury has sent
. check for 475,oooto VIM. H. Wander
rE,t, meet the quarterly interest on
-. ..I,uu.uuO bonds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-02

I. having been found that the ancient
r.h.!ikr taste of Boston water is due to
,b. decay of something with Il very
3,rr and intricate Latin name the BOS-
,,ri,g, aow drink il with great gusto.
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LABOR TROUBLES.
4 Strike in Cineinn.x;

rs. .NNhTI, May IL general s,r.,. MA.
,.sa -ated IN thj> city by the rarprn-rrs
"'TS and cornice-makrrs. today. w.
..uu>.-atigu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-02

SrEINCFIELD. a., May IA SpeclaI traln
from indianapolis arrived in Springfield at
: o'clock this evening, over the new line of
the indianapolis, Bloomington and West
ern Railroad. This is the first train that
nassed over the line
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>tirkinE 20 First Princip,e.

|t'TNNos.N, Tenn. Nav 1.-The nail
.:"->. about fifty in number. emplrveI
o." No"th Tredegar Iron Works. S,rGck
7daN. because the managers ny,i5eI
fm that they would hereafter draw their
w"UtGly instead Of semi-mOnthIv.
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Discontinued fer . week.

Fremont. ., May 1.-The wOrkmen lay
ing the Wheeling and Lake Erie rails
reached the city limits to-day. The rail
laying viii now he discontinued a week,
until the balla>ting is completed. In two
weeks trains will be passing over the entire
line
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THE NEWS.

,,..o. are forty-two circuSes on the
ND th., season.
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IL th., season.
~. ,.icnic season has already begun
-, ,be south, and the boilers OF exc"r-
y -, .,at, are beginning to blow up
:, would not be proper when Guiteau
srrg to execute the rest Of the FAM
> ;, There is no warrant OF law for
,a,h > proceeding,
The whole river front at Ne" Orleans
a,w lighted by electricity, and the
,s,,je at night is described as pie
,rr,,.,uc and brilliant.
Tine secretary of the Treasury has sent
.t,..t for 75,oo0to VIM. H. Wander
il,t, meet the quarterly interest on
hi, :,r.UnooO bonds.
The official salary list Of Long Island
fs,y amounts To- = "a head for every
nan woman and child. That's very
T-;r,ble place 20 neutrality-suspicious.
The editors ofthe Cincinnati dailies are
,,rbsnging eplthetS Just now. No new
IN, have been introduced, but the old
.,,ris:,l>. such as "ljar," are freely ap-
rled
III. New York Mail says: The
,f Hons. i like Rarnum's show In
arr RESPECT, it has 80 many ''rings' that
+, impossible 70 see all that is going on
lacm.
,,.a ForSythe has made an official
,.r,,t 10 ten. sheridan of his opera
,.nr, AGAINST the Indians, but it con-
ann, nothing which has not already
eyu made public.
I: having been found that the ancient
r,b-Iike taste of Boston water is due to
IN. decay Of something with very
,orr and intricate Latin name the Bos-
,,ri,a, uow drink it with great gusto.
The ,iN Chinese companies Of San
an,.,,o have cunningly bought a
...b % PugrJ'r Sound, where they
h.. .,.i coolies from China ami bring
.,m i.,r the United States ~ r,'i.-l
>.r,,,r l;ayard will be- chief spokc>-
IAN at the annual pow-wow and dim
,,r May ,,h. ofthe New York Cham
:, of Commerce. President Arthur,
] +, Constitutional advisers, and their
e-.aI, viii grace the festal board.
Er.r,trr l. about starting its eighth
taIy paper: the Abend Post, published
d the German language. With that in
tz,;eurr there will be five English and
llrer ,,"rmau journals in the Flower
lty
i Forty ycarsago Seuator Vest, ASSOcl-
! lu,tiue Harlan and b. Gratz Brown
.-n three very wild and very red
1ai-j boys, living on the same square
j Frankfort, Ky, and going to school
j ..r ,rmu master.
y &inmmauder Corriugv makes believe
d. hr /, at q loss 10 understand how
fa!y, with an annual naval expenditure /
b ou.y ,wo-til,hs, and Austria one Of
o. y nun-1ur,h that of the United
Sa,,~. have created and maintained
D e,wrr.g, utyir>-that of Italy ranking
II lri ,u the world i'm effective fighting
y ,,.., while We have nothing but an
a .r..a,.ty shop loshow for our money.
Tar -ru,le Princess Frederick, OF
y nanoyrr, has been forgiven by her
lnothyT for the ruormity of marrying a
n err hlron. Her brother and sister,
hbwpyrr are not 10 be- rcconciled. If
(ierman government restores, a. it
y now supposed it will do, to the chill
4 ben Of the late King Of Hanover the
d ormoU, private fortune oftheir father,
hiaCe>, Frederick, will become the
d b~,ev~or Of comfortable fortune Of
s. r'.~,L
Prom the Mississippi Valley Lum-
&5man We learn that the approximate
3 eureo of the lumber production Of the
AlssisS.rpi Valley for the year are
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'Teai Iron Strikein Ing
The PuddIers' strike

|, ...s '"'', May IA special to the bis.
-" 80 >sHs. All the puddlers and helpers
~ Na,lOnaI roliug mill, NcKeesport.
IN al noon, to-day, owing To the
r'"yNent OF non-uniOn men by the firm.
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y '.yN' collicky, crying babies give PE.
never any other medicine whatso,