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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-05-03
Vegetables.

Sweet potatoes, cabbage, tomatoes,
etc. Plants for sale by Bishop Bros,
successors To Charles Bush.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-05-03

VIM. a. Phillips, jr., who has been
attending the medical department of
Ann Arbor University, returned to
Salina last week. He has completed
his studies at Ann Arbor. He thinks
of locating in the practice of his pro-
fession i'm Salina. He makes first,
however. trip to Los Angeles, Cal,
where his mother is now visiting. DIR.
Phillips flor this is his proper appella-
ton now is studious, energetic and a
young man of good abilities. He will
make a successful practitioner.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-05-03
The JOURNAL.
THURSDAY, MAY 3. 1883.

s~E--s --rs,s = rHE JoURNAL way ,, Ia
q 81 E.gses's ss-r esd q a, sSNS Sore q "A''
s.<f 4 S~e-szL
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-05-03

We are more than glad to announce
that our contractor, Mr. &. q. Patterson
has closed contracts i'm New York with
responsible parties for all the funds
necessary to complete our road accord
ing to the terms of his contract. Mr..
Ellis, chief engineer. and Messrs. Ar
mold and Stafford, directors, leave for
New York to-day to make the final
arrangements of all the details for the
energetic prosecution of the work.
Orders have been issued, also, we learn
for the purchase of ties and rails re-
quired for the first fifteen miles west
from our city, which section is now
ready for the track-layers.- Council
Grore Republican. april "a.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-05-03

The Madame Fry Concert Company
Of Boston will give one Of their popu-
lar entertainments at the Open House
on "Wednesday evening, May 9th,
under the auspices Of the w. c. T. U.
This Company comes very highly rec
commended. Madame Fry opened the
season Of 1928 In Tremsnt Temple,
Boston. OF her, DIR. Eben Tourgee.
Director of the New England Conser-
vatory, writes Madame Fry and her
daughters have unusual musical talent,
and I cheerfully recommend them to
the public" The w. G. T. U. since
its organization, has never appealed to
the public for patronage aud now that
talent of 50 high IN order has been
secured, 1t is hoped that . good audi
ence will greet this company.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-05-03
For 9alA,

. or 80 head Of good work horses.
Enquire Of
6-tE WELLsLAGER 4 PHILLIPS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-05-03

Baltimore blue and mammoth pearl
potatoes sl.5O per bushel at Hagen q
Browns.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-05-03
MADAME Fu Ceseset O..

Each succeeding audience was
larger than Its predecessor, until the
third night. the house was densely
packed Wheeiis0 " Val Reoister.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-05-03

LIB. Greanleaf is on the road again
representing the mattress factory Of
Eberhardt Brothers. Greanleaf says
the only trouble he experiences in this
business is obtaining goods enough to
supply the orders. The mattresses
are going Off like wild-fire, and ad.
ditional facilities for manufacturing
will have to be supplied.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-05-03

cATARRH, AND CATARRHAL DEAF.
MESS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-05-03
0rippinQs from Mentor.

There will be some peaches.
The wheat in this locality never
promised better.
Tom Carlin, the genial pill vender
of Brookville, paid us flying visit
last week.
VIM. \. MaXwell's wind mill spread
its wings and flew away. All ON &C.
count of a broken bolt.
Alex Berg sold fine bunch Of fat
cattle last week to Bartlett * jenkins.
Adolph Laubenguyer Ina, sixty head
Of fat steers in our opinion they are
the largest and latest lot ever fed In
this country. AdOlph Is only waiting
now for the necessary prices In Kansas
City.
Frank Shaw's fine imported stallion
Is considered by competent judges, to
be the finest horse ever brought to
Central Kansas. Much credit IL due
Frank for his great energy and con-
tinued efforts in securing good stock.
Gnnnr0
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-05-03

Dr.. Mitchie's artificial -adlust-
ed 10 move like the natural eye. Spse-
tnelss adjusesd b. the suanoliss ct
ssftastion. Once, Metropolitan Ho-
I'll, 6alina, Kansas ~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-05-03

Reported BY c. X. Underwood . Co.
WINTER WHEAT-No. ], 90c.
No. 2, So0SS.
CORN-aOc @ s3c.
OATS-27c.
RYE-35c.
Departed By Bartlett d Jenkins.
HOGS-$6c56 $50 per 100 lbs.
BEEF CATTLE-A.0O per 100 lbs.
CHICKENS-Sc per lb-dressed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-05-03
Public Schools.

Report of the enrolment and attend
anoe of the Salina public schools, for
the month ending April %, 1888:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-05-03

Ladies don't I'LL TO attend the open.
Ing at Fugats = Shows, May 10, II
asd II
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-05-03

Parties DESTROYS of purchasing or
selling lands and city property are
invited to call at the Once Of c. E.
Faulkner. over Whitehead 4 Seaman's
Store. Real Estate business especially
this season. lO-tf.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-05-03

ColGile. the new Fish Commissioner
of Kansas, was in town yesterday and
the day before. He states that the
owners of the various dams of the
State have not complied with the law
in providing Suitable fish-ways, and
he proposes that they shall be con-
s;ructed i'm accordance with the law.
He says further that he will not stock
the rivers with any more fish until
these fish-ways are built. Col. Gle
will have the earnest good wishes and
hearty cooperation Of all who desire
that our streams should be stocked
with a better class Of fish, and that
those We now have may he preserved.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-05-03

ROBERT WHEELER.
Bridgeport Kas., April 7th 1883. ia
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-05-03
SATURDAY eth

United State to A J Thelander shf
seqr 4 l6Sw
United States TO X Osborne nhf
neqr and swqr ne and nwqr seqr Il
10 NV.
United States to VIM Boatman ehf
seqr 10 II Nv
CE Faulkner and wife to Hartford
l. A lns Co part shf swqr q IA ! z Z
Sl.W.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-05-03
Real Estate Transfers.

The following is a list of real estate
transfers flied i'm the Office Of Register
of Deeds for the two weeks ending
April 18th, 1855, and furnished by Wight
4. r.rrnl ah.tra.fnr.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-05-03

Geo NJ Noble and wife to Minnie
Hopke nhf swqr % l3 = w ID 500.
Maria & Ruggles ct al to Howard
ssIaffer shf nhf of nwqr IA IA 3 w ID
$500.
LA Warner and wife to John Wyle
nwqr II W ID 500.
TIL q Hudson and wife to Allen
Goodwin ct al lot 81 santa Fe ave w
ID $500.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-05-03

Man ordsss from the coastFy collected ssl -
isfscttoa Susssstsed. samples Of Goods ed
Pricss vin b s<sf on sepfiesfiee. sesd year
isssiag 0Ssn uovElYsss u Dsso Gsoas
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-20
THE MINISTERIAL TRAGEDY.
Miss Halter. WhSss nsssr Rss Jes'
kins sosGht 60 fessset from his bss
Brothes. Makes . Statement.

MAssFJlID. La, June l9.-The prelimi.
nary nination OF Rev. Ben. T. jenkins.
Jr. .or Ihe murder Of Rev. J. Lane Bsrdsn.
began TO day. Immediately after the shoot
,ig Of Bsrden by Jaakins, District. Attorney
lioll wrote John 8. Butler, father Of the
,,ung lsdy whose name is involved, .
.lter. giving him the paIticu'arT OF TIE
.'rgedy, the alleged cnase OF Which being
be run ot his daughter. Butlsr replied:
There 10 not one wsrd OF truth Ia the
chsrgs YOU refsr TO. ! regret very much
that Jenkins took up such IN idea. NY
daughter s.ys she 49, nothing 10 hr. jsn.
kins chat be pos.'biy could infer anything
TIE slstsmsss
made by Miss Mary Butler 10 - follpvs ~
hereby deny hs.iaE made a. Any TINE .
tha,sfTect that Mr. Barden he'd In any man /.
ne, iil.tIestsd mS. only 20 fAs as shall be
sx,lsined. WhSn asked by hr. Jenkins =
M.. Barden had treated NJ badly. told
him YES. IIe then ssked in what wsy. u
san Z tell. bat ysu cen think any wsy you
sish. Ths.oniy indigni,y ever offered BY
P,rden to me vas In the hbssSJ about Ten
days ago, when was thar ior some books
when be approached me,snd attempted a.
put his hands upon me. j Immediately
left the room and wss never In
isis PressnSs Aisse
ngnin daHpg the remainder OF ny stay =
MapshaId. This con joct OF -. Bsrdsn
was never mentionod 10 any ens bat NJ
mothes.'
may lie stated thAi Niaa Butler hns
Y father and two brothers 70. protect hri
honor II such protection lad bssn necrs
ssry. She Il b yssn Of aes, handsons
and unusually Istaligsst, A yoaHgei
sister vas At the. .AAy.shsld Seminsry VIII
hen jenkins sssms to have been suhef
Ing from hallr1ination when he fired tbs
| fatal shot
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-20
hanlan's Pittsburgh Friends.

Edward Hanlan, the champion oarsman,
is a member of the Rudolph Fishing Club,
OF Pittsbrrgb. 1t happened ir this way: In
August, lNS2, MesSrs. Ingraham, SChaefer,
Lee, v eber, and others OF Pittsburgh, ard
Cubbison, Moss and Kelley, OF New Castle,
al members of the Rudolph Fishing Club
of that city, made an excursion to Muskoka
LAKES, Canada, and on their return to
Toronto they paid Hanlan visit
at his hotel. They were warmly
received by the champion, and
shown by him his numerous boats and
trophies, after which he and Fred Plaisted
gave the visitors au exhibition of their skill
with the oars. Previous to their departure
Mr.. II. T.. Weber OH behalf of the visitors,
invested IIanlsn with the insignia of the
Rudolph FISHING Club, 4 trio colored rib
bon, with engraved silver clasp, and made
him an honorary member OF the club.
The honor was gracefully acknowledged by
the great Oarsman, and since then he
counts many Pittsburglers in his list of
friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-20
Base Ball Yesterday.

CoLCMBUS, o., June l9-Ai'eghenys, .;
Columbus >.
LOUISVILLE June l9.-Eclipse, Is; Balti-
mores, >.
CINCINNATI June lt-Cincinn ats, :;
Athletics, q.
ST. LoUIs, June 10 st Louis, 5; Metro
politans, ,.
BOsToN, June l9.-Fhiladelphias, s; Bos-
tons, 9.
New HAVEN, CoNS Iuue ls.-Chicagos,
:. Yale !.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-20
NUTS ATTORNEY.
He Visits Pittsburgh, Probably 20 Ges
Tom Marshall 90 Assist Him.

PrrrsRuRoH, June l9-w. II. Playford,
one of James Nuts attorneys, together
with a number OF other legal lights OF
Uniontown, was in this city to-day, having
arrived last evening. Just what Mr.. Play
ford's mission here is, IS not known with
any degree of certainty, he either from
design or by chance having succeeded 10
keeping himself just far enough ahead Oh q
small army of rep0rtorial pursuers 10 AVOID
capture. It is hinted, however, that he Is
in the city for the purpose OF securing the
assistance Of some of our most
Brilliant Legal Talent
in the conduct of Nuts trisl-possibly
Tom Marshall-the declination of Hon. {,
f. Boyle making some such step necessary.
As vet, however, none of our attorneys
have been approached, so that II IS impossl-
BILE to state whether Pittsbulg brains Will
or will not share in the credit OF young
Nuts acouittal. A number OF prominent
attorneys from all parts OF the country have
sIgnifed their willingness to help TO de-
fend Mutt free Of charge.
Burdette on the Tragedy.
Robert J. Burdette of the Burlington
Hawkeye, says Of the recent UnlontoWn
murder: The man whose profound rever-
ence for the law always breaks out at the
wrong time and in behalf OF the wrong
man IeilS ludl THO law ohASA
have hanged Dukes must hang young Mutt.
So it would il God had filled our veins
with ice water instead of blood. But men
are not CLAIMS. If the law will not hang
the right nan when il should, because 1t
is asleep, certainly it shall not hang the
wrong man because it can when it wakes.
Lynch Law
is the child Of the court room. The oil
spring is illegitimate, may be, but none the
less IS it natural child If the law
never slept: if the courts dispensed only
Justice; if the wrorg men never won law
suits: If innocent men never went to jail; +;
if it did not cost the government million
dollars to respite thief; if murdererS
never walked out of the court room amid
the triumph and applause OF their friends,
Judge Lynch would adjourn his court
forever. If the jury had hanged, impris.
oned or banished Dukes, James Mutt
would probably never be known outside OF
bis county. Lynch law is bad thing, but
il is better than no law at all.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-20
A MESSAGE FROM SEA.
Tesssd for Six Years on the Ocean
Tides.
A Bottle and lis Message Carried 700
Miles from Hatteras 70 a Dead
Captains Home.

pllLhG.iIIIIN. Pa, June - Six years
ago the schooner Ida I,urdsall, Of Toms
River, y. j.. sailed from Philadelphia for
southern port. She was commanded by IL,
{. Brewer OF Point Pleasant, y. j.. who
had shipped full complement Of officers
and men. The vessel and its fatal crew
passed down the river and out beyond the
tapes With all sails set apparently bound
up,n prosperous and swift voyage. She
was never seen sgan. Days glided by. and
the owners Of the schooner ami Capt. Rsew-
ers wife waited patiently for news OF q
safe arrival in the schooners southern
bound port Weeks wore on to months
ald no lidings came.
Mrs. Brewer aud Ser SOn
wept tor the lost husband and father. and
~ the years passed on they gave up sll
hone The son grew up tp mans estate
and finally, when time hAd soft"ned the
grief Of her loss the vile married again
and moved away from the old home
whence her first husband hal left her to 90
down 10 his watery grave.
Two weeks ago a passing idler along the
surf al ocean Beach picked up sealed
bottle from the waves. The bottle con
taiped a scrap of paper. on which few al
most indistinct lines were written. lt was
a message from the dead, which had been
tossed upon the ocean for six years buf-
feted for thousands OF miles and tls1own
up at last within q few miles of the home
for which il was intended. The scravlihg
lines were written by Captain Brewer Ia
his wife. dated of the terrible cast oil
Hatieras. where bis vessel vent down.
The Captain
wrote that he expected to go down every
moment. and he desired, in case the bottle
and its contents were found. that tse paper
should be sent to Mrs Brewer, n Point
Pleasant Ocesn county, NJ. lie seat his
love 10 her and 10. his son, and eIhorted
the latter TO 8 Ways lonl- out for the com
fort and weifare OF his mother. Young
Brewer. the son, now lives at Cape May
and the bottle and the paper were thf
other day forwarded - him. He al ones
recognized .be handwriting az that OF hii
father, and vas the eeaaer Ci the long
DELAYED missiye TO BIS motbos, who ys1
greatly af!seted at the reception OF such m
unexpected message from bar dead hns
| band. SIs confrraed the Judgment ol
her son 81 TO the writing, and retained 81
paper a. . precious souvenir.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-20
DEVOY'S SENTENCE.
lie Still Holds BelmoHt Morally Re
spOnsibIc. aud Considers His Honor
Not Yindieated.


sponsibIc. aud Considers lIis Honor
Not yindieated.
NEW YoRK. June lO.-John Devoy, editor
Of the Irish Nation, was convicted yester-
day for libelling August Belmont, and was
sentenced to sixty days Imprisonment in
the pententiary. When Dewey was asked,
What have you to say why sentence
should not be passed upon you,' he an
swered in the course Of a short speech: 1T
seems a great deal out OF place that the
so lie object Of the prosecution should be the
vindication OF Belmont claim the verdict
Did Not Sindicatc Belsnont.
but simply the law, and has shown that
was less careful than | should have been,
had known the law better. II was left
with Belmont with regard 10 this fund
exactly where he stood before these pro.
ceedings began. | owe nothing TO him,
and hope that whatever your honor does
will be in couseq uence Of the merits OF the
case, and not upon the recommendation
made by Belmont's counsel at the close Of
the proceedings. still-hold belmont re.
spo6sible, whether legally Or not. hold
him
Morally Responsible
for the loss Of that money, responsible to
Irish people Just as much a. when John
q. Nahoney went 10 his grave, and any
action that may be necessary TO be taken
in the future | will not feel deferred from
taking 10 get that money restored. In
writing that article ] was not actuated by
malice. regret nothing that ] have sald,
and retract nothing. but | wish my Ian.
guagc had been more temperate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-20
FRANK JAMES.
Tlip Missouri Desperad0s Case Po't'
poped His Counsel suTPrised' ~
some Unexpected Wttnesses.

GALLA-IY. No, June i9-The se-agai nst
Frank James for murder, in connection
with the Gallatin bank robbery fourteen
years ago. and the Winston train robbery in
isSl. was called to-day, and upon apPlica'
ton Of he defeuse continued until An
gust Goth. The defense called the coutin'
uance on the ground that their witnesses
might not be able to arrive for several
DAYS or account OF the interruption
of trave! by the ireshe'a- The State,s
counsel & present with Mrs. Sarah
Hite and ;hree other witnesses from Ten
nessee, whose presence was evIdenuy 9
anIDrise 10 the L.eiense. Mrs. Hite was
nrepsrea to testify relative TO converse
tions among the lanes boys and Others at
her house duplicating them: Dick Liddie
is also here for the prosecution. The plea
of the defense in the continuance IS gen
eraIlv regarded simply 1s an excuse. The
nTisc,er seems. IN ordinary health, and the
usual large crowd was present eager Tor
nea-, view OF Aim.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-20
GETTING LICENSES
Tina rand Rush for the DonuAaents In
Chicago

C,,,c,.,. lime 1.-The number OF saloon
scensss ;ssued 10. day was L.50o. Another
ihinc which addsd to the anxiety OF The
saloon Ieepers 30 secure nev licenses at
One VAS the generally crsdi.ed report
that .he Citizens Association would
snply to the courts for sn injunction
repsr,isining pr tle city from issuing these
ncerses, 4 number of netsries were en-
,iov.S to take the afidayits Of those who
pIe,ented themselves as bondsmen. When
IL once closed at nine o'clock 10 night
sbout 2ov an xiors saloon keepers we're SIN
IN line. 1t is understood the office Will be
opened early to-morrov.mo orning. and ), ts
expected business will be 30 isc-nta'eu tiA1
, 30 more licenses will be osued befsee
the close Of the day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-20
Received with Rapt.reus Applause.

GRExNCAsrLE, ISD June l9.-Hon, 5: ).
Cox delivered the annual address before
ths University hare tonight, before one OF
the most distinguished audiences ever as
sep,bIed in the State. Among shose pres
EFT were ex. Ss1ato-s Hendricks and Nc,
Donald, Sensto. Voorhees,. Bishop Bow
man, Congressman Cslkins. Peel. LAMB
Ward and Wilson. Hon. ". C. DsteF.
and the State ofscers. Also many Other
of The prominent men OF Indiana The
subject wss The Nateria. Forces OF Our
age" and the lecture was rsceiSrd with
,s-.u-0,. : auDlause
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-20
IL Was a Cruel Blow
ALL ABOUT A HAT.
A Cincinnati Alderman Gets Out OF
Humor About Joke and shoots His
Frteud Fatally.

CrNcIYNATr, June i9.-Alderman John 7.
Kelly this evening shot and fatally wound
ed Jas. Toal at a fire engine house on Sixth
street, near Vine. Bysianders say Toal
came up and exchanged hats with Kelly,
who immediately acted as il insUlted,
warned Toal not to fool with him. Toal
assured that he was only in fun, but
Kelly drew revolver ard de-
liberate,y fired. The ball, a ~
calibre bill dog crashed through Toal's left
arm and went into his side near the heart.
Kelly tried to fire second shot, but was
prevented by Detective Mead, whS re-
ceIyed the hammer in his hand sit fell for
the second shot. ToaL is still Living. bEt
unconscious. Kelly was immediately ar
rested. He has beer IN 81 number OF miner
brawIs. In 1876 he was convicted and
punished for procuring illegal, votes. He
has been an Alderman a number OF years
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-20
A BRIDE FOR A BLOW.
The Dilemma of a Rash Parent at
Manayunk, Pa.
To Escape a Prison Cell He Consents to
His Daughters Marriage With an
Objectionable Suitor.

MAXAYUNK. Pa. June lp.-Miss Sophie
King, the Is year old daughter of Matthew
King, of No. 2l6 Centre street, discovered a
few weeks ago that her lover, young VIM.
Heron, a thrifty mill operative, was OBJ
jectionabe to her family, and that while
she remained at home the course of their
true love would not be permitted to run
smoothly. She at once left her father
house to clerk at Cresson street bakery,
where the courting might go on without
parental interference. Her father attempt
ed to compel her to return home, but she
would not be moved, and said that she
would marry her lover as soon as matters
could be arranged. Then the father served
notice on the
Priests and Ministers
that she was not Of. legal age and could not
be married. The lovers, however, went on
billing and cooling, willing to await the
coming OF the time when the parents re-
tussl could not preveat the marriage. On
Mondsy Mr.. King met young Heron on
the street and assaulted him, and on Tues
lay the father and two brothers OF the girl.
Theodore and Arnold. made second attack
upon the Young man, beating him with
clubs and wounjisg him seTerely. This
attsck very speedily and in singular man.
ner put an end to all difficulty and resulted
in the marriage of the young people with
the consent and the blessing of Miss King 3
parents. Heron went before. Magistrate
Rink and had Mr.. King and his two sons
arrested. They were promptly held in SouO
bail to await q trial.
The Old Man
owned no real estate and no one would 90
his bail. so that he stood an excellent chance
of spending q summer vacation in prison
cell. Then a happy thought struck the
magistrate. He proposed that Herssn
should withdraw the charge, provided his
sweethearts father would consent to the
marriage and give his blessing to the match:
Mrs. King was called in consultation, and
when it was clearly shown that it was the
Jail for the father or the altar for the
daughter. the party adjourned to the resi-
dence OF Rev. Mr.. Zobel, OF the Evangeli'
cal Church, where Miss King speedily be-
came Mrs. Heron. The Kias family re-
turned home quite csestfailsn, and the
newly married pair marched of arm in
arm to new homs al No. 49, I.eyeEi1g
street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-20
A New York Busine.. Suspension.

NEw YoRx, June i9.-R. H. Parks & Co.
have announced their suspension to the
Stock Exchange, owing to the failure OF N.
S. Nichols 4 Co, Of Chicago. The suspen.
sion is only temporary. A statement is re-
fused
IL is stated on .he street that the failure
~ Parks X CO. : due % the fac. that NJ s.
Nichols y Co threE out drafts OF the for
me- 20 lhe extent OF St0.hp. Parks & ca
claim 10 have baance % their credit at
Chicago OF S15. tO0.
At the Sock Exchange 1000 shares OF
stock, including Jersey Central, Uaion Pa
G: &c. louisville aad Nashville, Wabash ORE
ss--si sui Rock Island closed. under the
-...., .Jr ths aCe0aat Of Parks s. CO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-20
baltimore Poittiss

B,L7rsogE. June i9.-Ths contest oi the
Democratic party in this city took place
Ills evening in the elscts1n OF delegates 20
tLe city convention. which will have the
management Of the passy for the year en-.
suing. The Young Democratic hssoeiA..on 1.' q
named candidates AZ al preeincs, nI
:, .,'s,,is,s also named candidates in rnost of
,bs n-ac;nct,. The result vas the election
~ ~ ,66 RI the ASSOCIATION candidates and ~
regu'sr and HneIdorsed.