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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-01
PARKERSBURG..
Heavy Rains-A Brace of Accidents
General Local.
Special TO the Register.

PARKERsRURG, May 3l.-The heavy rains
which have prevailed on the Muskingum
river and tributaries during the last few
days have caused quite rise in that stream
and the Ohio at this point is rising rapidly.
A pleasant May party under the auspices
of the Sisters of the Unitarian, was given
at the convent on Wednesday, on which
occasion Miss Gertie Cambell was crowned
Queen. Willing subjects never bowed the
knee to more lovely sovereign.
Bishop Kain will leave for Wheeling on
Thursday.
Father Mcbride, of Newburg, has been
here for few days.
Major A. b. Fitzhugh, the boss notion
salesman of Baltimore has been in the
city during the past week and reports
trade good.
The Belper Ferry Boat is being improved
by coat Of paint, which adds much to
her appearance.
During the procession on Decoration Day
q vicious horse became unmanageable and
backed into another buggy, occupied by q
lady and gentleman, resulting in the break.
ing of one wheel. The lady was axtricated
from the wreck by some spectators, and
the male occupant escaped by a slight
bruise.
The Office of the Singer Manufacturing
hauled generally, and when completed will
present q handsome appearance.
The Andes came near sinking the tow
boat ]. King on her down trip Wednesday
morning. The accident was uriavoidable,
as the wire connecting the backing bell
broke and the engineer failed to respond
to the signal from the pilot. The Andes
struck the King heavy blow which caused
her TO careen until the water rolled over
the deck, but she righted again and escaped
with slight injury.
Rev. DR.. J. G. Hammer, of the Calvary
PRESBYTERIAN Church, will deliver his fare.
well sermon on next Sunday.
A party of Parkersburgers will make the
round trip on the st. Lawrence from here
to Pittsburgh, thence to Cincinnati and re-
turn to Parkersburg. Among those con-
templating the trip are noted Mrs. Saliie
Stahlman and sister, Miss Emma Ais. Miss
Jennie Gilfllan, Ward Clouston, l. d.
Smell and others.
The daily average arrivals at Hills Cen
trail Hotel, this city, are about rs.
Judge K. +. Fleming was guest at Hill
Central on Wednesday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-01
= WHEELING. W. VA. FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE l. 1883.

Courtney at Lachine, Canada, and won
easily. The race was witnessed by thous'
snds Of sporting men from all parts OF the
United States and Canada, and after the
finish was claimed by many To be sold
affair, but Courtney was outrowed. Han
Ian became anxious TO cross the Atlantic
aud meet some of the noted English scull-
ers, and finally match was arranged be-
tween him and John Hawdon, OF DeleVal,
England, and the race came OF on the
Tyne. on Nay 5, 1879, resulting IN avicsory
for Hanlan. June l6 OF the same year he
defeated William Elliot and became
Champion or England.
taking g, 900 and the challenge cup. In
July be returned to America, and on the
Goth Of August was beaten by Riley IN
regatta at Barrie, Ont. October IL, 1888, In
q race with Courtney at Chautauqua Lake
Courtney's boats were cut, and Hanlan
rowed over five mile course for the Hop
Bitter purse OF 5000, but a controversy
followed and the men met again at wash
ipgton on May 10. 1850, and rowed on the
Potomac for the old purse and stake OF
81, coo more, Courtney was taken sick ana
rowed but q few strokes. About a week
after Hanlan beat Riley over the same
course and won citizens purse OF $1,000,
On the 18th of June the same year ne
rowed at Providence for 5000. against
Ross, Boyd of England, Riley, Plaisted'
Gaudaur, Dempsey, Ten Eyck and Lee,
and was beaten. Hanlan left New York
for England in September, 1880. and went
into training for what he considered the
Greatest Race of His Life,
that with Trickett, the Australian oars,
man. He met him November 10, 1850, and
won the championship. February IA,
1881, he defeated f. c. Laycock, OF Eng
land, on the Thames river, four and one
qusrter miles for 5000. April 8, 1882,
Hanlon rowed r. W. Boyd on the Tyne
river, England, and defeated Linn in
three-mile race for 5000. May OF last
year he met E. A. Tricket on the Thames
river and beat him over four and one-half
mile course for 5000. Hanlan is one OF
the most finished scullers In the profess
sion and stands feet SA inches, and has
rowed most OF his races from 14S 10 l54
pounds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-01
a Dinboitcal Plot.

DIS korSEs, Iowa. May 3L.--A diabossea
s,tsmpt TO destroy buman life uas N ade
in The eastern part Of the city at tyo
o'clock this moving. Striking minest
cnrsged at Scot. Davis, coioted. also :
n,iner. who would not quit work Win
the rest, threw large quantity OF posdef
irto his dwelling with lighted mse. The
-owfer exploded with fearful force Por
IONS of the house were blosn IN pteces.
several persons wire in the building:
number Of whom were struck oy hyAf
Debris, hot none killed or fatally injqte'.
30 arrests yea
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-01
GREAT GUNS.
The Wsvk % AVasss The HeW AsSss
CPatsovs.

the Wopo % AVSso9 tuo beW WV
Wn HISGToH, May 3i-During the is,tsr
part ofApriI nsva! advisory beard prspsrsd
and inued q series Of rules prescribtas
tests to be required for the steel In the
new cruisep Of war. These wsrs sent 10
all the Leading manufacturers OF STEEL In
the United States, and responses have nov
been received ut the department from .
considers ole number. Complaints made
by some that the tests are too severe. but
no doubt " felt nj the department thst
steel OF the required strength and slsstici-
ty can be obtained. There has been some
doubt whether the department could oh.
tain In this country steel guns Of the 70.
quired description TO arm the pew cruiS
ers. snd tie Secretary has considered the
question whether u might not
become necessary 10 pufchsss some guns
sbsosd, American manufacturers, howev.
Or, still claim 70 be able to supply oil thst
are needed. A letter received bv Captain
secsrd, Of the navy department, cblsf Of
ordnsnce. from the President of the South
Boston iron works asking for detailed spec.
ificstions OF the srmsmsnt required Tor ths
new cruisers, says The South Boston
Iron works are prepared 70 contract 70 fur.
ni.h ,tSei csu.2n 9f siI, sisht and 10 ipch
csiiber, 10 be delivered within sishtsss
months, and to guarantee 70 safsly nfe such
charges ~ will give Q muzzls velocity OF
goo leet per second with standard pfojsc'
tiles"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-01
A SALVATION SCANDAL.
A C0Iored Soldier Marrles a White
Girl, and Both Skip.
The Series Of Victories Won in the
Campaign Against Sin, Broken
BY Most Signal
Defeat.

EAsroE, Pa, May Slight months ago
the Salvation Army began operations In
this town, and for time public interest
was considerably attracted to II. Soon,
however, the meetings developed into noisy
gatherings in which the members shouted
and yelled more than they prayed or sang.
Many persons attended out OF mere Gu
riosity and disturbances were frequent.
For five months the church was crowded
every night and frequently meetings were
held on the street. Gradually the tone OF
the place ran down and scandalous reports
were circulated.
Finally the more respectable colored
people became interested and
Black and White l.aboved Together
for months. Two and three times . day
the prayer.meeting, or knee drills were
held, and the members met each other
very frequently.
First came rumors concerning some OF
the white men and women, then OF the
colored people and finally concerning the
intimacy Of the white and colored men and
women. All the time these members eyi.
IDENTIFY were most devout and earnest In
their work.
The sexton OF the church, William Wal.
lace, and his daughter, Annie Wallace,
eyed about seventeen years, was q constant
attendant upon the army" Henry Jones,
was also a SslvaiiOniit, and the two
Became Quiie Intimate.
They were married by John Hof. II 10
said be is Q man who has been living In
the Wallace family for some weeks and
holding divine meetings in Phillipsburg.
He claims TO be q minister.
The parties have left town and cannot be
found. The last seen Of Wallacs or Jones
was on MondIy, when they were noticed
on the streets together. None OF them
he We taken any part IN the Sa.Yation Army
for month past.
The Salvation Army work at frst was
carried on by the women. who. while con.
du cting themselves properly, we're unsbls
10 control the members. Since two women
left and men took charge the army has
dwindled away.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-01
A Iud9e Hlssed.

sorrH NoRwALE, CoSS.. Nay N-Ju4se
BoutonI decision yesterday djschsrgins
oliver Cook, the wealthy oyster dealer,
1ho, il Is alleged, cruelty dubbed Alfred
Mills a cripple. nearly week sg9 has
caused great dissatisfaction and tbs hissing
which was done in court yesterday 10 ire
aueptly repeated in the streets noH snen.
ever Judge Bouton passes. IL fsarea tnst
violence win be the result OF the decnon.
as Il In said that last night there vas Q
crowd arranging plsns to tar and leather
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-01
A Prison Tragedy.

JoLIET, Ill, May 81. John Anderson, a
one-year convict from Chicago, aroused the
prison guard by series Of terror-stricken
yells at 10 o. clock last night, and when his
cell was searched the man was found
clutching the iron bars ei the door
in the last agon;es of death, his throat be.
ing cut frightfully, while his right hand
was also bleeding from knife wound.
His cell mate, Richard Mooney, is sus.
pected OF the mans murder, but he con-
tends Anderson committed suicide. An
investigation will be held today,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-01
HORRIBLE.
The Death struskies Of . wretch suf.
feFtng with DelePfun Treme0a,

feFiAG with Delertan Tremens.
CHICAGO, May 3l,-Thomas J. Ls Page. Q
guest of the Moulton House, was admitted
40 patient to the County Hospital last
Saturday. He was suffering from the ef-
fects of protrscted debauch, and was on
the verge of delerium tremenss MondAy,
being the regular visiting day, two ladies
csms to see lie Page, and one Of them, IL
Is said, smuggled In O l2-o1nce phial 6lled
with alcohol. The miserable victim Of his
appetite swallowed half the conten Is before
the attendants had observed him. The pa
tient at once became q raving maniac, and
II was found necessary to confine him in Q
straight jacket Tuesday night Q small
hypodermic injection Of morphine kept
the patient somewhat quiet, but yesterday
be was kept tied up and closely watched
By the attendant until about 80 o'clock in
the afternoon. At that time the latter
was absent at the clinic, and left LIE
Psge in charge OF another patient for .
short time. Le Page was quiet until the
he made a superhumap sfiort to break the
stout cord with which Hs was pinioned to
his bed. He succeeded, rushed 10 the Sec
ond story window and jumped to the stone
sidewalk below. He was picked up and
replaced on his couch, but continued to be
unmanagsable, throwing himself about
until about five O'Clock, when he became
quiet all at once, and life was found to be
extinct, On examination, il was found
that his spinal column was broken BY bis
fall. De Pags vas . Canadian BY birth,
was SO years OF age, and was by profession
q civil engineer and architect. He leaves .
sister In this city, and il 10 said she was
one OF his Monday visitors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-01
OTHER SPORTING.
yrsterday,s Base Ball Games.

PHILADELPHIA, May 3l.-Philadelphias,
3; Chicagos, 4.
PHILADELPHIA May 31.-Cincinnatis, q;
Athletics, 8.
EAST SAGINAW, May 3l.-Saginaws, 8:
Bay City, 2.
PHILADELPHIA, May 31.-Chicagos, A;
Philadelphias, 3.
WASHINGTON, May 3l.-Nationals, 6; St.
Louis, IL.
FoRT WAYNE, May 3l.-Ft. Waynes, II;
Quincy, 5.
GRAND RAPIrs, MGcu., May 3l.-Toledos,
-; Grand Rapids, 9.
Providence, L. l., May 31.-Clevelands
5. eight innings; Providence 3, nine in
ningS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-01
Mrs Tho,ppson.s Statement.

CINcINYATi May S1.-The state ment by
Mrs. Phil. B. Thompson, the first she has
made FOR publication. of the matters caus-
ing the killing of Walter Davis by her hus-
band, appeared here this morning. She de-
MES pointedly that she was drunk
at the st. Clair Hotel and calls God to wit
ness. Walter Davis was innocent OF any
wrong toward her. When she went into
his room that night she says they could not
awaken Miss Buckner, and therefore she
went into Davis room. Her story was told
al Mrs, Davis house, and in her presence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-01
Too Y0uog.

I0spos, May 3l-The Duke Of Albany
recently received an urgent request from
Canada TO consent to be the successor Of the
inc ~: sfair, wrote to Gladstone on the
.nf ,nk;sct .r The Pr;;:-.a Minister replied ths!
the Duke was too young Tor such On in.
portsnt position, and that be lacked ef'
perience in governmental work. The ply.
sician, OF the Duke Of Albany we're OF the
opinion his heath would permit oil his
acceptance of the post. =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-01
The Drouth I'm Hirrinia.

coursging accounts concerning the crops
in different sections of the State are being
received in consequence of the protracted
drouth. The cotton is coming up badly
tobacco plants are small and in some in.
stances are drying up in patches. II q
full crop Of tobacco is made il will be very
late. In the peanut section many of the
farmers have been compelled to replant in
consequence of the seed planted becoming
rntfan
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-01
Riot AZ n Negro Ball,

BAroS RouGE, La, May 31.-There was a
bloody riot at q negro ball at Terre Bonue
station, on the Great Western rsilroad,
last night. Two negroes, Riker and Ellie,
began shooting at each other to settle an
old grudse. The firing became general.
Both men were killed instantly. and q
third was so badly wounded that he died
soon afterward. Three more men and one
woman were dangerously shot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-01
A AnsHse Waassa.

asn apy one bring us . case OF Kldoey
or Liyes COMPLAINT that Eleetrtc bsteen
vii, not speedily cure? We ~ they can
NOT. ss thousands Of cases already per-
msnsntly cured and Who so dsily recon-
nsnding Electric B.tt>rs. 6ni prove.
Briehts Disease. Diabetes, weak bsca, N
apy urinary complaint quetiy euIss.
- st diYeetIy on the diseased parts.
Fv.,y hottie gusran.eed. For sale at 5Dt .
tot,!e ey IIoesa & Co, Bridge Corner Drsg
Sore.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-01

~. n. Z. Ailisos. Ksa.: 1sy.4 hs Lie
br , simple Trial Bottle Of Dr.. KisCs Hsv
Iisovsry for conxnpttee, vhi.h esosee
lin 70 procure Q lasFs betaia. tsse 60.
pietely cured him, vbes DoctcfS. ehea9e
81 climate and everything slss bed fs0sd.
Isthma, Bsopehisis. HooneoeA nssese
Cougbs. and I'll Thsoat - tu4g d.,
= Lcssp 4 COS B1dN coFsss Drug STORE.
IAHe sfxe n %. ti.r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-01
r..o,.,, Au-r,e.n Citi.es.

CossrAxrrscpLk May 3l.- AlPaonso
TAFT CpiIed States Minister TO Aas1o
Hpnsary, and Eugene Schuyler, tinted
states Minister to Greece. Seryia and hou-
nania, we're presented 70 the Saitsn oy
Gen. Wallace, United States Minister 70
Turkey to-daT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-01
ObAtuaFY.

NASHVILLE, TENS, May 3L-Generd G.
p Buell.. L. S. A, died this afternoon near
this city, frOm the Effects Of an operation
performed On his jaw some three months
since, combined with heart disease.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, May 31.-James T.
Rspier, revenue collector of this district,
died to day Of consumption.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-01
Sly Men Shot I'm a Colorado Mining
Town

saba, Cot, May Sl.-Last evening two
SItAeh IcuAeh miners raised a disturbance.
o'ty marshal Baxter Stringley started to
stIeS' q. lhem. One named Evans started for
~, 80 marshal with knife, when the mar
SusI seot ard killed him. The other
y M. n.nfr named ThOrnAS Minemyer then shot
= y aIShSi SL. Snnglev, Deputy marshall James
"a bathurst and man named Thomas ID.
y @HLon, nI, alter which he started for the
:. =, :, n'ains with party Of citizens in par
81 ~, S bs iOTe OTe he VAS captured Miuemyer
Tr,,Sa.l nu killed WIN. II. Brown, one of the
u'sd aIe Brown. Esyens ana Gsnnnn Da-,-
~ hsrshSi! Bithurst is dying, and Mar
SrsS 81. ;. .irgleylS Is in a critical condition.
~ 't,e re = great eScitementar ard strong talk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-01
Heavy Failures.

HAVANA, May Sl.-Ricardo P. Kohly &
Co., large importers and sugar exporters,
and Zorrilla & Co, bankers, have suspend
ed payment. Both firms were same time
sgo rumored 70 be "shaky." Ricardo P
kohly 4 Co.. were expecting 10 receive
1900 Geo from Zorrilla & Co., but the latter
could not pay the money.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-01

D,,. H.. NEWPORT, Z. l.. Aug. IL, 1880
in an ,,o n'asTs-l am here trying to breathe
besn ',e xesS Salt ar oi the ocean, and hsvink
ITt!iisctory liver, was induceS ~ ,,,;, WI La
~ s'eIs ei WITH the S. gale, and have fonnS
L,,.S SiIictnIe glorious result.
So So oe,n greatly helped by the Bitts-s
S-u sm not sfrSid to saw so 'siS
AouIs without struggle.
JOSH BILuSes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-01

ruE REGISTER has, by sew
thousand copies, q larger
era er",Iot,on than any newspaper
r.nSbed i'm the two Yirginias
Eastern Ohio. Its advanta-
OF % an advertising medium
- therefore apparent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-01
pig r,o, K.IIsy.s Friends Anxfssa

wasHrseros. May 3l.-Friends Of WIN.
u. Kelley are, II is said, very much CON.
cerned about his condition. Although
Kelley is reported doing well siaes the
operstion Of removing the cancer, bis ID.
yanoed age and epIsebled condition are
such "a 10 MAKE n. Impossible for him 70
Eand much Of strain upon vitality, and
IL Is feared there will be . return OF the
sfiecticn. - in the ease Of. thS iste senator
Hill
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-01
The Hsnesa BaSSsV ms1es . Ceoos
khaye-HsxtI!t

Dearborn st., Chicago, bought . fifth ticks:
for one dollar In the April 10th drsving q
The Louisiana ststs Lottsry, snd vi1sa On
the capital number Of 90, So, and reeetye1
Si5. .o01 By the American ESpes. ssosuy
b,syiDs tortpo.. Hs q .! ysals oIa. bose
IN Weisdoff, Germany; hA . vM - -
Eve chiIdrss. and tells every one es1 -
letter Isyd 80 70 T. A, Dsofsto. ksS
Orlsans. IA, before June izth SInesdeyL
vben tSs2 800 win b distributes IN uss
nssne., In sums from tissU ooM
the Grsnd Ssmi.AnnuAl ttes n1taD Dfs!'
ing. Next.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-01
.r,.-,.., s.,rte.I As,.eiatiea.

CIsosssArr, Nay 3i.-The annual meet.
ing OF the American Surgical Association
began to-day in the hall OF the Cncinned
college. The programme for todsy IN:
cIudes papers BY Dr.. Samuel DeGfe:s, 81
Philsdelphia, c. b. Semerede. OF phil,asi'
n. Pocksrd. o. PhilsdsI pAis, and Bail hof'
rvs, of Washington. ID. G.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-01
Heavy fightipH.

CALCUTTA. May 3k-Fghting between the
forces Of the Ameer of Afghsnistan and
Tbipivsrris has been renewed. The losses
have been heavy on both sides. Raft loads
of dead bodies have been brought down the
Cabala river.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-01
An Opinion On Crooks.

WASHINGTON, May 3l.-Lieutenant VIM.
Band, OF the Sixth Cavalry, who has just
returned from the Mexican frontier, said
10 Star reporter to-day that he did not
think the reports OF General Crooks ell
gagement with the hostiles were trust
worthy. Very likely" said he, "ther-
has been tigating, but do not think apy
decisive action has taken place"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-01
Nlle AaaaIe 1raG1le1a.

Nsssra Loesn . Co. 90 avaye aaW -
their business .and spa!s % Iesss sss sT$cs ~
tbe best Of every aStieie b fheeB h!e III
have secured the aeencv fce - 0eeoessee
d.. Kings Ne. Diseov.fy Ios cse6e
Ins ,I1s oc,y Ssyyss,. eso ~ ~ Hossssss AstSas,
Hsy Peyer. Bsopehitis, o. any a9Otto9 g
the Threat or Lupgs. Sold % . positive
ersfsn.es. fria. bottles i0c RAgniss -
ad
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-01
oss. .~,ss,ses. state Cssyssssss-

CoLrxscs,. ONO, Nay 3i.-The Rspuo-
Iicas State Committee refussd 70 postPcne
the Republican Stsie Invention: sSaueg
a dttitjOu on tbe aeoft LIQUOR III Nv
IL will pe held June S and 8.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-01
hnrn ErNnhHa

LoSDoN, Nay 31.-Rome telegrsms report
a probable rupture betweea Prussia and
the Vatican.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-01

IL teyers, malaria, biliousness, heart
burn, ctr, nothing is 50 beneficial a.
Browns Iron Birters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-01

Yoryc, old, and O!eeIeAeee nen -
women So. health - teU1[h ~ rs
B;oprs ircn 2;tserG
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-01
Rolled Out OF His Boat

and Hanian rowed easily over the course
and was declared the victor. His next
race was at the Barrie regatta. August II,
1878, when he won the first prize, with
Ross second aud Hosmer third.
On October 5, 1873, he rowed Charles
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-14
THE CHALTEgS- aYERS CASE.
The Secretary OF State Taxed with ihe
Costs.

Special 10 the Appeal
JACKSON, Miss June 1S.-To-day's Clarion
conf aims the following: "Ths Supreme Court
refused o grant rehesrirg in the Chsimerf-
Myers case, hut before /; adjourned 1t msde
a significant order IS 10 the costa OF suit,
which clearly shows ia views as to the right
fuinsss Of the action Of the Secretary OF Stale
in counting he vote Of Tate county 10 j. K.
Chamhlis,' name that was never put in me
ballol-box nor neve. counted on. OF it, To-
stesd of J. K. Chalmets. Though Chal-
mers's suit wss dismissed on background that
th= csrtifcats Of election had been Issued &c
Manning by the governor ca the statement
oil tie SsCrets-y asA was irfefoeab.e, aud
that the Court would not do a vain thing,
it taxed the Secretary OF State with the cost
which accrued previous to The Issuance @
the certificate, fhgs indicating its opinion a
TO the merits Of tue Tale coGa,Y business"