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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

During the last week Of February 1880
births were registered in Paris, Of which
only 900 were legitimate.
Starch makes a better paste to use in
papering walls than -four, and is less ex.
pensive also; little will go 80 much
further.
Maine has had an unusual winter this
year. There have been one hundred con.
tinuous day Of good sleighiug and very
little blocking on the road.
The advocates Of the nomination Of ex.
Governor Sprague for Governor Of Rhode
Island have called citizens reform State
convention, to meet in Providence to.mor.
row.
Several years ago $3.50 worth Of game
wasturned loose in Rehoboth, Mass, and the
result Is that now the country all about
aboundS in foxes, raccoons and white rab.
bits.
The Washington Star (Rep) says there
Ia good authority for the statement that
Senator Edmunds will resignthe Presiden.
cy Of the Senate Immediately upon the
organization OF the next Senate, and that
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yirrinin's Deferred Debt.

A ooon, ort;cla IN tho Nav York TiuleS,
1t. a. ..no,ol r,o,bodm Nv which
az" 800. =, v;,o;n;o ds,erred certificates
~. s n n.N ..,os"o Wat Virginia IN nav her
- ~ ,ho debtn ,bonvh unsisned and
1 1.hs.oI hs .hs T;mr, "a written by one
- Lnow. Tho, he usea language wildly
- W. 10 noLe, tb,s State a marty to a
a 49, dohtm
". T,as. Wi,.;.;a hos rsvsr ,enudiated any
% .nv daht A.a State she has no
P".y ~. Or dooo owo the School
, %na Sio7 ON and when tbe recent re.
uaN - .Lo Ard,,or was made she owed
Zoo ooo - T, whoe,iro hank. According
.,.'" S.s,a ofic;als had no right to take a
- go, .ho ;rrodrc,ble School Fund
W. A. n,onev betrayed irom the bank
Ana s s - hs nrovided for at once by
- rwo democratic legislatures have
s.t'"od 10 ohev tho Constitution. So far
.. bas hssn ascsrtained, and so far as up.
aoa.a hy orv record west Virginia has no
p.has c,ad;tors than the school fund and
.ho h.,L We are mot hound by yiyinia's
Nv - NOV have we been in any
49, n.r,y ~ bar acal;pv devices to shirk
SaA~,a,,a ro.nors;bili,ies
tod :. 10 lind n noetic tribute TO the
,..a.,, - .ho yorr, STATE that while the
IA c,a,o,a deht has been melting under
aa,,s;a,;on alb. ba. loft intact the hand.
'o 49,, II ak nm ooo which abe no
.San,h,f,llv oIlo,,ed n M for paymept.
MI ,,,.a ~, NOR. confidence than we
-. T.. .r,o, orr eou;,ahIe nronortion
~ A. ,oh. ~ ,bo old State sball have
80 aaao..o;nad vbe,ber n bs large
Ill .hara w,ll he M renudistion
49, d., -. dos;ro and e1nect 10 he
no..' ~. .he .ooorn,;r,. we intend IN
tnow how tho rssu,t /, reached and to fol.
To- ,arv clo..lv The process ,Iudpinp
ss., W;,o;n;a,, ,;horo,itv in leaving ia
s,x ON noS 10 nov md a like liberality in
s,a,ah;na az ber own delt bprdens wa
.sa No.. sn,;rsly snre Of fair plav al her
-
u y. ouamnorod ,rso that VIRGINIA has
..no ,;na hasn WILING 10 meet us know.
;"a tha. INV .hars never could besbowp to
49, sIs ooo ooo ord that af,sr a settlement
sho ror,d have " make nm tbe difference
prs, 49," .ho noo,;n. orra nesment oetween
10 haldors n hor ,org deferred certificates
49,. .,,s,,.I - III ,,r,hax ~
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mo; she fingered and suffered along, pin
ting away NIL the time for years, the doctors
"doing her no good; and at last was cured by
"this Hop Bitters the papers say so much
about. Indeed indeed! how thankful we
SHOULD be for that medicine TrhE&w
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DIED.

MEYERs-On Sunday, March Ii. 1889. at II O'Clock
r, M, JULIET LUELLA, daughter Of William II. and
Mary Myers, agtd years aud months.
Funeral from the residence Of her parents, No. Il
Eleventh street. ut oclOcktu day. Friends Of the
family arc invited 10 attend. Interment at at.
CAlvery Cemetery.
Gone but not forgotten"
70 fades the lovely. blooming flour,
Fail smiling tOlArc al an hour.
So soon our Transient comforts ily
And pleasure only blooms to die.
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MARRIED..

RNGLIsII-.ELR. CK-Cn Saturday, March TO-
1883. 1T ClaySvil0. Pa. by the Rev. j. l.. ecper
WV. L. kS6IsH to Miss MARraA ELIICH, both Of
IhiE
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GRATITUDE!
pfNl I'M, Cor, August q, 1ss?.

DEN, Eg, COL, August %, 1882.
GENTs-I cannot find words with which to
express my gratitude to you for the cure your
swift's Specific has effected in my case. |
was afflicted with the horrible blood disease
for three years, and after spending some time
at the Hot Springs, considered my case a
hopeless one. fused only one dozen small
bottles OF s. s. s. and there Is not Il sigu OF
the disease remaining, My sores are all
healed, my throat is entirely we'll AN rid
{ &! s f. s s +; 5's $:s5
hundreds OF men dosed with Calomel, lodide
OF Mercury and Iodidc OF Potash, until they
were made complete wrecks, th.t shudder
TO think OF the misery which has been
brought on the human family BY the use OF
Mercurials for Blood Diseases. 1t lisa crying
shame that physIciaus will not acknowledge
the merit OF your GRAND Blood Medicine
]. H. RAFF.
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HENRY N. RUSSELL,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
WILLIAM J.. HUBBARD.
COO knnyHul Tntu1nl GginBi
FEBRUARY %, 1883.

I, Samuel B. McCOlloch, CLERK Of raid Court or
tiiy that bond with security hRS been given by Ite
above named commissioners as required by law, In
Inc penalty OF OOOAS provided for IN said decree
SAMUEL h. MCCOLL0Cll, Clerk
WHEELING February ~, lsSJ. les
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The object OF the petition filed In this matter =
10 have admitted torrobate the Atd VIII aud coll
ellis Of Sald Thomas II. Wins, late OF Ohio counII
West Virginia, deceased and II appearing iiUn 1hs
return OF the Sheriff OF Ohio county, and liOil ~
aiIidayIt tipd with int IN my office that JOsephl,
Sullivan, william Sullivan and the rhlldith y
Nancy Sullivan, whoIe names are unknown; Etlli
Gruuuy Wins and his brothers and SisIer, Whae
names arc unknown; the children Of JAMES MlnA
dcceAg d, all Of whose names are unknown ls
names are unknown, and tie children Of WiulAn
Wine, deceased, whose names are UNKNOWN, an1
Nancy Sullivan, are non'retidenr oil ms suse hE
found therein, II Is ordered that they DO appear
my Oflce within one month after tne dA1e ~ . sa'
arst publication OF this order, Hnd do what y htt@
sary 10 protect tkeIr interest In the said mailer.
GEORGE HOOK, C.iE
AL. CLAFKE. Attorney mhf
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WHEELING, +

TN THE COUNTY COURT OF OHIO
: Comfy: In the matter Of the probate 0! Tie
last will and Testament Of Thomas Il. Nlus, de-
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
re. Ahn EhhLlM nj lLla "

You arc hereby commanded osumnon Jo.ephai
Sullivan, william Sullivan, aud the other childrn
Of Nancy sullivan, wEos names arr unknown teih
Grundy Wins and his brothers and slAtcn, who's
names are unknown; this children o! James Wins
deceased, all Of WhO'c names sic unknown The
children OF Elizabeth EriuG,, deceased who's
Wins, deceased, whCSe names Ere unknown; Nancy
Sullivan, Jacob William Amick: Thomas ENMt
Anick, Mary elizabeth AmiCE, Ella L0mln Am.cI
Amanda CrimbSckcr, and all ether perOas ialti
Gated, 10 appear before me, atmy ol.es, 10 lhecll
Of Wh( elinE, In the county and State aforesaid, o.
tho 7tll day u April, a. D., 1855 a. ~ oCl9ck
u show cause why II paper writing, be4ang GMt
The ?sth date Of April, 1870, win two c0ie!l
thereto, purporIing 10 b.. the Will q Iaom1 y
Wins, deceased, offered for probate W AAicu. w.
Amick, executor, should no! he admitted TO pte
bate auu record. And have then there ms Wlll
with your return thereon, stating Tue time Ahl
manner OF executing the same. a.,
of Ohio County Aioreald this W daS Of MAI, Maia'
A. D., 1888. GEokdE hVOA' VeiA'
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,rs-sl, 900 REWARD will be paid to any
Chemist who will fine on analysis OF 100 bot
tleso S. s. g., one particle OF Mercury, Iodide
OF Potassium, or any Mineral substance.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Proprletors, Allan.
ia, Ga.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

JWAHTED-ACTGVE AND RELIA.
w BILE Agents In every town Snd city IN The
Dio'eEc OF West virginia. 10 lhOse WIN can giye
good reference q VOOd commission will be PAID.
Address, EDITOR OF TIE CHAPLET, ParteLs.
burg, ". Va. mtl3
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Jos, KLKKl, superintendent
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

4. J. CI.AHKE. Atlomey:
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Reserved Seats on sale Of Wilson & Baumeri
Saturday morning, March II, AtSA.M.
Admission, usual popular prices. mrl3
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A BURNING SHIP.
CARGO OF INSANE cHlNAMtN.
Scenes Of Iad..erISasl. coura.loa-1a.ras,.sl. C.
isstiAl. Knocked pOna-rhs Life Boats
W SmAnpsd-sIxt, Lives Reported
Lost Within Reach or Laud.

SAN FRAScIsco, May 3.-News Of Il Q
burning Of the steamer Grappler was
brought from Nananimoga, B. c., by Il g
John McAllister. She burned four miles Off
Seymour Narrows, Sunday night, April 10.
The fire was discovered by the engineer
andimmediately reported to the captain.
One hundred passengers, principally
Cinnamon, were all in bed. Immediate
search was instituted by the captain, who
discovered the FIRE back OF the boiler con.
nections. The engineer started the donkey
and connected the hose. By this time the
passengers were warned. The excitement
was intense. The Cinnamon behaved like
maniacs, utterly uncomfortable. They Sc
rlously impeded the action OF tho officers.
The captain ordered all shot who refused
to obey orders. Notwithstanding this the
Chinamen rushed backward and forward
on the vessel until it was fonnd necessary
TO knock some down. Others were
ironed. All this time the fire WAS gaining.
Efforts toget 1t under control we're un.
available. The Captain ordered the pilot,
franklin, 10 head the steamer for the Van
Cooyer shore and beach her. Soon as the
sands were struck, boats were lowered.
The excitement was 50 great that the
Ohinamen jumped into boats and swamped
them, and owing to the intense smoke
those who could swim did not know wh ch
direction TO strike out, and surrounded by
. mass Of struggling Cinnamon, were
irowned. Sixty lives are reported lost.
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transients It only charges three cents per
mile, which il very reasonable as compared
with the customary charges on Southern
roads. The cars and the road are Grst.class
in everyrespect. It's regular and reliable
way and lis liberal local policy put me in
mind OF the popular @. & P. along the west
bank Of the Ohio, and am not surprised
that it Is popular all along this coast.
In the matter Of living along the coast,
all can say is that 1t Is good enough for
any person who does not live TO eat but
rather eats 10 live. You can have plenty
Of fish and oysters every day and almost
at every meal; plenty Of milk, butter,
bread and coffee and very fair beef. They
do not believeBo much in canned fruits
and winter vegetables as Northern people.
but, as in the case Of Florida, when North.
ern patronage increases these things will
be added. Your correspondent has found
the fare quite satisfactory and the schedule
Of rates very remarkable, aud he feels like
commenting the coast to all readers Of the
INTRLLIdESCRR who desire asensible and
reslful vacation away from the hustle and
rush OF business. A. W. C.
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ST. LOUIS, May s.-Advices from the
Indian Territory, say. John A. Neal, OF
Boston, whose brothers are among the
heaviest hide and leather dealers in
Massachusetts, was murdered on the ranch
OF the Kansas City Cattle Company
some days ago. He was in the Territory
for his health, and was living in dug
out with two cattle herdeIs. On the
morning Of his murder his companions left
the dug out as susual to attend TO their cattle,
leaving Mr.. Neal reading. In acouple Of
hours one OF the men returned and found
Neal dead. The man Immediately started
for camp six miles away for help, and
when be returned It was found that Ne |
had been killed With hatchet, the poll
OF which had been sunk in his head, and
that he had been robbed Of two hundred
and fifty dollars, watch and other valua-
bles. There is no clue to the murderer,
but the matter has been reported to the au.
thorities aud Meals relatives advised Of the
sad occurrence, The dispatch does not
state when, nor precisely where the murder
occnrred.
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CABLE r. ASHES.

The Danish Artic expedition has started
for Greenland for the purpose Of exploring
that country. ..l.
The Haytien insurrection is practically
ouelled, and the Government will protect
American citizsns.
Tho two Chillian murderers OF the Ger
man Captain being acquitted, the North
German Gd:ette says sympathy for Chill
must cool II she permits robbery and muir.
der to go unpunished.
The presence OF the Princess Bismarck
at the soiree given by the Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, further shows the ground.
lessness OF the reports OF difference ex.
isting between Bismarck and the Minister.
Freemasons Hall, Queen street, London,
has been burned. Allthe insignia furnl.
ture and paintings were destroyed, among
these paintings were portraits OF oil the
past grand masters. The loss was mostly
irreparable. .
The lower house Of the Austrian Reich
crath has adopted the bill fixing the Mini.
mum force OF the Austrian Landwehr,
exclusive OF that Of the Tyrol, at $4,000
men, and authorizing the formation Of six
regiments Of Landwehr cavalry.
The race for the great Cheshire handicap
stakes, at the Chester meeting to day, was
won By the Duke OF Westminister's Whip.
per 10; Lord Rosebery's Roysterer, second;
Lord Cawdor's Witchcrait, third. There
were six starters.
The bark Nicosia, which has arrived al
Bremen, reports that on April 10Th she
spoke the steamer Habsburg, which left
New York. April 9TH for Bremen, preyi
ously spoken Of with shalt disabled. The
HaGsburg reported all well. The weather
was fine at the time.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

| -
The Pennsylvania Republican State Con-
vention will meet at Harrisburg June II.
The preliminary billiard tournament at
New York-Uarter AGO. Edward McLaugh.
lin 200.
Tie G. A. r. "Concert Of War Songs" at
Boston, last night, was attended by 10000
people. .s.... tn.
Ameeting OF the Pennsylvania Repub-
lican State Committee will be held in Har.
risburg, August II.
Tie trustees Of Hiram College met yes
terday and elected Rev. Jose::h King, Of
Pittsburgh, President.
The st. Albans, VT, Iron and Steel Mills
has filed a petition Of insolvency. Liabili.
ties $4,000; assets $4,000.
Owing to badihealth Senior n. Romero,
Mexican Minister, has decided to spend
the coming summer travelling in Europe.
Itis understood that Senator Logan Is
urging the appointment Of A. .. Matthews,
OF Illinois, Us Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue.
John Berk, formerly city treasurer Of
Buffalo, and lately convicted OF misappro.
priation OF city funds, was sentenced yes.
terday to five years hard labor at Auburn
State prison.
A New GLASGOW, Nova scotio, dispatch
says: While the men were coming up
from work In the Vale mine the ropes
broke and the boxer ran down the slope,
killing six men.
The New York Grand Jury has made
presentments against police captains vii.
iiams and Allaire for not enforcing the
gambling and excise laws. The Grand
Jury recommends removal.
In,the case Of Myla.C Clarke Gaines against
the City of New Orleans, the report OF the
Master in Chanceryis confirmed and In
terest added. Mrs. Gaines has judgment
against the city for SL925.G67.
At Fort Fairfield, Maine, fire last
night turned twelve families into the
street. Nine stores and shops were burned.
Everything was bu ned from tue school
house TO the postoiIice building.
Afre broke out last night in Tullahoma,
90 miles out from Nashville on the Nashville
4 Chattanooga r. Il, DESTROYING thirty
houses, Including the railroad depots, tele.
graph and express offices.
A Louisville dispatch says: During the
past forty.eight hours there have been
shipped from this point 1000 257 pounds
OF manufactured tobacco, and II the activity
continues the next two days nearly as much
more will go out. +.
In the Pennsylvania Senate tie Appor.
tionment Committee reported the House
Congressional bill, with amendments, civ.
ing the Republicans IS and the Democrats
10 members. The House bill gave the Re-
publicans Is and the Democrats l3.
General Mcclellan, who had been in.
vited TO report 10 the topst OF "The Army
Of the Potomac" at the banquet 10 be
given by the Society Of the Army OF the
Potomac in Washington. May 10 and II, Ia
Obliged to decline on account OF business
enRagements.
Admiral Porter and staff left the Wash.
ington Navy Yard yesterday, on the
United strtes steamer Dispatch, 10 inspect
the squadron now assembling at Hampton
Roads. 1t is probable the. President will
be present at the review, the date Of which
Imay be delayed through the unavoidable
absence Of Secretary Chandler, who has
been called to New Hampshire by siCknesa
in his family.
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WHEELING. WEST VA. FRIDAY MORNING. MAY q. 1888

II they doyou may state to a certainty that
the miners here will lose the wages earned
by mining Ave tons OF coal for the price Of
every ton OF coal contributed for their sup.
port by the Ohio men. The. Ohio miners
and operators will do all they can tokeep
the Pittsburgh miners idle, and /
have no doubt that the Ohio operators
will spend money To do It. The
reason for this astion Is very plain
The contracts for coal in the
Northwestern the Lake region-must be
placed soon. The season is very short, and
the lakes which are notyet open to naviga-
tion, are open but q short time, and to
ship the immense tonnage which must 20
by that route, the coal must be mined and
at the shipping point as soon as possible.
Now, If the miners here persist in holding
out, the Ohio miners will get the benefit Of
the immense Northwest hade. There will
be no mining ut Pittsburgh, and the bids
must go somewhere else. Then there
will be nothing for us 10 do, and
the result will be that the miners will find
themselves in the same condition they
were last year. They will be working half
time, or perhaps only two days a week.
Thefactis, said The operator in conclusion,
"the men are biting off their own noses to
spite their faces. The market will not stand
three.and.a.half cents. We cannot pay 1t,
you may be sure that we would do 80, and
keep our mines in operation rather than
shut them down and lose business"
OTHER TROUBLES.
CHICAGO, May ga meeting Of two
hundred employees OF the Street Cable Rail
way was held last night for the redress Of
certain grievances, one being the new rule
OF the company compelling one conductor
to take charge Of two cars, thereby involv.
ing heavy labor and increasing the danger
OF loss Of life.
New YoRk, May 9-The laborers EN-.
ployed in the weighing department OF the
Custom House, who struck for higher
wages, resumed work to-day at an increase
Of five cents per hour. They had formerly
been paid % cents per hour. The increase
was given by instructions from Secretary
Folger.
The strike in Kinney Bros. cigarette fac.
tory still continues.
READING, Pa, May S.-There will be no
more SUSPENSIONS OF workmen at the Phila.
delphia q Reading Railroad shops. Orders
have been received for new engines to keep
the men employed. Machinsts and black.
smiths, who were suspended last week, will
he taken on next Monday and the shops
will then work full force.
WILKspARRE, May 3.-The cigar manu-.
facturers agreed TO pay the advance asked.
The strikers then asked for 81 so per thou.
sand for mixed cigars. Non.unionists are
expected.
PlrrsBuRoH, May s.-The printers Of this
city connected with the knights Of Labor
have presented the yearly scale OF wages
demanded in the Offices Of the Dispatch,
Commercial Gazette, Times, Chronicle and
Telegraph. The scale maintains last years
rate, but demands that "weekly men" be
with in newspaper offices. The
middle Of the present month is the time
when the scale goes into effect.
The status OF the tanners and plasterers'
strike is unchanged.
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WASHINGTON, May 4.-sidney Dillon,
president Of TIE Union Pacific R. R. Co.,
has written long letter to Secretary Teller
concerning the claims against the road.
He says there is due the company a sum
largely in excess OF the amounts claimed
by the Secretary Of the Interior to be due
the Government and that any claim Of the
United States for immediate payment pn.
der the Thurman act must be based either
upon the rate Of allowance for postal ser
vices fixed by the Postotlice Department,
which the Supreme Court has rejected, or
upon the allowance Tor that service at ex.
pfess rates, % claimed by the company.
Adopting the rates thus claimed by the
com panv the Governments 10 indebted to the
road g, ,7SS, $50, q sum for in excess Of the
amount sought to be recovered by the In.
terror Department. f.,.
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RAILROAD FACILITIES.

The New Orleans papers get here at 0 in
TIE morning, bringing you the kilograms OF
the day and with these and your own supply
Of literature, such as books and magazines,
YOU can set in the shade or In the house
and alternate your physical exercises after
the way OF DR.. Watts, who said
,'Thanks to my friends for care In my breeding =,
Who taught me BY times 10 love work and reading"
The Coast railroad to which have re-
ferred Is part OF the great Louisville &
Nashville system. II was built at heavy
expense along these shores. yor instance,
the bay here Is spanned by trestle work
two miles long, consisting Of pine logs,
which were first creosoted to preserve them,
driven As feet below the water surface, and
braced together 10 feet above the water by
heavy cross timbers. with ties laid eight
inches apart,-al forming 30 firm struc-
ture that with trains running upon IL Of 20
miles an hour have never been able TO
notice the slightest vibration.
This trestle bridge has draw In It Tor
the admission Of vessels sailing up and
down the bay, to tho saw mills located
upon Jourdan and Wolf rivers, and alter
the pessage pt trains q man goes over It
from shore to shore on 0 tricycle. or
'speeder' to see II coal Of Hre has been
dropped from the ash pan Of the engine.
The policy Of the railroad seems TO be to
encourage suburban lie on the part Of the
buaInees men oi New Orleans. II sells q
yearly ticket tor 500 that takes It's holder
into the city every day, except Sunday, at
seven IN the morning and brings him back
al six in the evening. II also sells com.
mutation tickets OF very low rates, and 10
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The ohio Liquor Law.

CoLvNpus, ONO, May S.-The case in.
yolvlpg the constitutiopality Of the Scott
Liyuor Tax bill came up in the Supreme
Court this morning, on application Of the
Attorney General Tor the alternative writ
Of mandamus 10 compel Frame, Auditor oi
Athens county, to publish q notice In
the county papers In accordance with the
provisions Of the bill. The writ was
granted by the consent Of the attorneys,
returnable May 10Th, the defendant to an
syef before May a6th. The Attorney Gen.
eral and Judge West are for the State and
Messrs. J. W. Warrington, Kittidge and
Headley Tor the defense,