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Boo, and shoemakers' Lockout.

CINCINNATI, May 29.-The end OF the
shoemakers's lockout does not affect the
lockout OF the bootmakers, whose case
stands on different ground. The bootna-
kers in six of the ten factories here were
locked out because, as they say, they refuse
to rec to submit the question of wages to
a Board OF Arbitration. They assert that
the manufacturers desire in that way to
conpel a reduction OF wages. They have
adopted rule prohibiting the members Of
their assemblies from working extra hours
at night. The same rule it is said, has
been adopted by all the shoemakers as
sam blieS
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rain the past two days. The test Of
was made from a few light, which
were necessarily Obliged to be
placed on the extreme limits OF the grounds.
The light proved inadequate to properly
light the centre of the grounds. Ii is now
proposed to increase the number of lights
TO 90, and also susI end lights in the centre
of the groun's by wire, suspendel from
high poles on each side Of the grounds, and
another test be made at an early date.
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nroveIats aCalverS. n

CtsclssAII, May 29.-EI.Alderman John
Gsrger and wife we're drowned during .
rsin storm last night. The fact OF the
drowning vss not known until late to-day,
and the bodies have not yet been recover.
ed. They were returning from . visit and
drove into . culyert under the railroad,
through which a swollen stream ws rum
ming. The current caught them and bors
them away. The wagon was found mile
nMaY In Mil creek.
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B a d. Limited Express.

CINUNNATI, May 29.-Mr. c. (, Lord, OF
the B. 4 o. r. r., is here making arrange
ments for limited through car service be-
tween st. Louis and New York. y cou'
tract has been closed with the o. & NJ. +.
Il. for fast express train OF palace, sleep
ing. parlor and passenger cars over the ..
4 NJ, C., B. ( W. and B. & O., beginning
June Sd. The train leaves St Louis at 3
\. NJ. daily, arriving at New York the next
dsv at 10 P N. Going west it will leave
New York via 3. * .. at P. ~, and AZ.
rive at St Louis a. 1:3D A.
N. the second morning. This
gives the o. & NJ. double daily line
of through sleeping cars between ST. Louis
and New York
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NEWPORT GOSSIP.
All Turning 10 Two Soft Dudes as An
Opening Blast.


NEWPORT, X. l.. May 29.-Society here is
very much interested is discussing the re-
ports OF the Sanford Gebhard fracas. Both
of these young gentlemen are well known
in Newport. Mr.. Sanford was exceedingly
popular here and was not long in gaining
the cutfce TO the creme lie Ia creme OF New
port society. Mr. Gebhard had charge Of
the Queens County Hunt hounds last year,
owing to the unavoidable absense OF Mr.. +.
Gray GrisNold, the popular master, Mr..
Gebbard was by no meane popular-in fact,
if the dates for meets had continued a
month longer Freddie, the professional
huntsman, and the hounds would have had
all the sport to themselves.
Mr.. Gebhard and Mr. Iborowski hired a
cottage together last summer and the
couple did not improve their position in
the estimation OF the near neighbors by any
means.
What Has TirkIed the Ladies'
especially in this Saturday night row be-
tween the two young sports Messrs. San.
ford and Gebhard, is the ptterances OF Mr..
Herbert Pell addressed 10 interviewers who
have sought his opinions on the subject
He refers TO the couple as boys and suggests
that they are by far too fresh and require
to 20 through slight picking operation.
One well known lady now here says this
is the funniest part Of the whole business.
Young Pell is very well known here, for
if Newport is not his birthplace, his store
OF knowledge, whatever that might be, was
derived at schools in this city. He is the
same age as Mr.. Sanford and slightly older
than Mr.. Gebhard.
The Lady In Question
saws that Mr.. Pelrs marriage has surely
cost his wife a magnificent fortune. Young
Pell was the object Of Mr.. kernochans s
utter d .estation and more than once was
he refused admission 70 that gentlemsn's
house. Several ladies and gentlemen con.
yersing on this subject yesterday said that
they believed that II Mr.. Sanford could ab.
solutely trace these fresh utterances TO
Mr.. PeiI, there would be more likely 10 be
on encounter between those two than Mr..
Sanford and Mr.. Gebhard, between whom
according TO al accounts "honors are
easy"
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Railway superintendents.

CHICAGO. May 2O-The semi annual
meeting OF American Railway Superin.
tendents was held in this city this after
noon. Forty members being in attend
ance, the association resolved to issue free
passes to persons in the service of railway
companies not sufficiently restricted. Tne
convention approved railroad time stand
ards proposed at general the time nj the
convention held in 81. Louis, April II. and
then adjourned TO meet IN Washington
Oct -
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Ian happy TO inform you. onses
rsfisnt sho is using ComPo1nd oHFsen;;
'ltkl. SIN decidedly better tbsn vhsn
'as. wrote you. Can sie<p three or io9r
torrs a night more. hpp.hiss sspieoI'u
rsr Ga; enough for sry hard working man. ."
0s- Tresiise on Compound Oxygen, its M.
,ure. action sna reiul.s. With repor's q
csses spd full irfornstson; sent ir.s Drs;
s,,,key A psIer. 1859 sDd Ill! Sfud
s,.etI, II iIa3,.ya' &. "a.
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East SAGINAW. Nay 2a-Sasinaws, 10:
Bay City, ).
PIrrssUEG, May S-St Louis. 20; ALE
ghenys, S.
ParLApxLPHI& May 2a-Giucinnstis, l.
Athletics, >
BALTIMORE, May 29-Bclipse. II; Bal
tinores. 3.
READING, Pa, May 29-Chicago, III Ac
tiyes, 3.
QuIScY. Its, May 2s-Quiucys. 8
Sprine6sIds, 5.
Electric Light Game Postponed.
Fl. WAYNE, IND, May 29.-The game o.
base ball by electric Light. announced u
be experimental upon tonight in gsmt
between Ft. Wayne sud indianapolis club
was necessarily postponed On account o
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IN FAVOR OF BOND.
The white sulphur Spriss~ Case De
cided that Way.

Ssecid! Dipa:eh 10 he Register.
PAEKERsHrEc, Msy 2o-The noted White
Sulphur Springs controversy wherein there
was conflict Of jurisdiction between
Judges Bond and Jackson, was decided
practically ia favor OF the former, placing
the bulk OF the property in the hands Of
Mr.. Boulware, Judsc Bonds receiver. re.
Gently ousted by order Of Judge Jackson.
A small portion Of the property, about
two acres, with appurtenances thereto.
which was reserved by the party who con-
veyed the property as venders in lien TO
secure certain bonds held by them. wss
not included in Chief Justice wAites or.
der, but allowed TO remain under the iur-
isdiction OF the District Court.
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Ma. Nc.,,,r OF Iv,.h Catholics.

CHICAGo, May @.-The movement which
has been organized 10 hold mass meeting
OF the Irish Catholics 0f this city 10 protest
agains, the Pope's bull relativ, 20 the par.
ticipation OF the Bishops and clergy In the
ParnelI testimonial fund. Is causing somc
sir among the Irish. American citizens
here. There exists q difference Of opinion
as 10 the wisdom OF such q course. the more
conservative urging that action be delayed
until the full text OF the Papal mote 10
known. Other of the leaders insist on I'm.
mediate action. and meeting will be held
on Tuesday next 20 decide whether . mass
meeting will be called. Priests interviews
Join In nrging that no laymen or prslats
should engage In any crusade against the
head OF the church.
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MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
The Body OF Miss Bau"riin Pound In
the Missouri River.

KassAs Cry. May 2y.--On the afternoon
Of the I7th of April, Miss Anna Bauerlin,
aged twenty five. daughter Of Iohn Bauer
lin, a wealthy German Of this city, mys-
teriously disappeared from her home.
Diligent search by detectives was unsuc'
cessful, and no cIew was obtained until To-
day, when dispatch from Bonneville, ijo
miles below here. on the Missouri River,
announced that body had been
foAnd in the river there by fisher.
man and identified IS that Of Miss
Ranerlin. The body evidently had
been in the water some time and al eNlmi.
nation revealed a bullet wound in the
back. the ball having trayersed the lufnbar
region and emerged near the groin. 10
other marks Of violence appeared and the
jewelry upon the person was undis'urbe1.
The fact Of the murder is established al
most beyond doubt, but the circumstan-
ces surrounding ii remain complete mys-
terry.
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THE BELlEWLIE MINERS.
Public Sentiment on the Side OF the
StrikerS-


Strikers
ST. LOUIS, May 29.-Later dispatches from
Belleville say that the tone of the press
there this morning is favorable to strikers,
and many citizens on their side believe the
militia acted very hastily and did wrong
in firing on the crowd.
The Prisoners,
thirty-two in number, were brought into
town about noon and great crowd met
them at the depot. The entire police force
of the city and anumber of deputy sheritfs
were present to maintain order. The men
were taken TO q squire's office, where after
consultation between r. w. Holden, States
Attorney, and Holbert and Ed. Thomas,
counsel for prisoners, the latter
Were Released
on their own recognizance, aftea which
the great crowd of strikers present TOOK
them in charge and paraded through Court
House Square. Coroner Baker en-
paneled Jury of more than
ordinary intelligence and an inquest
on the body of the dead miner was begun.
1t is expected to take wide range. After
the strikers had paraded through the
streets Halbert and Thomas, their counsel,
made speeches, advising them to keep
within the law.
CharleS EeSoitt, freSluent OF tue DlSlTlCt
Union, urged them TO keep quiet ahd await
investigation. The inquest began about
noon. All the laws officers testified that
miners fired the first shot last evening
and fifteen witnesses, five of them women,
swore the
Troops Fired First.
The inquest will be continued to-mor-
row. The name Of the dead man is now
asCertained to be Henderson not Ander.
son. He is we'll connected and educated,
and has a brother in Chicago and father
in Pittsburgh. lie had been away from
home three years, and was a miner instead
OF a glassblower, and worked the machine
next 10 Reineke's pit. He will be buried
to morrow. All the miners in the district
are ordered out and great demonstration
will be made. The miners are now.
Ready to Arbitrate
and a committee OF three appointed to
meet with the Board of Trade at Belleville,
and consult with the mine owners and
effect. if possible, some compromise under
which the men can return to work. The
Governor has ordered the militia away
from Reineke's mine, and twenty deputy
sherifs are now on guard there.
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Centeunry DETERMINATION.

BALTIMORE, May 29.-The centenary OF
the organization of the Diocese of Mary
land Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
began this morning at st. Paurs Church.
Bishop Pinkuey, Bishop Lay, and many
clergymen from all parts Of Maryland and
elsewhere. and very large congregation
were present. An interesting discourse on
the Colonial history of the Church in
Maryland was delivered by Bishop Lay.
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sehooimsstes ARRESTED.

CLEvEIaSb, q, May 2l-Julius Buizsn.
q teacher in ST. Bridgsts school wD af.
rested Ia day for an assault on pupil.
named James Mcmahon. Bufzen punish.
eJ . lad year sgo and best him Nd -.
ysrely IL IL claimed u made the enid 9
crippl" for lie. Hip disease sn.u"d and
rart e The thigh Bone had TO he sBpu.
latfd
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A Senator Insnlted.

CHICAGO. May Ex-senator Condee, OF
this city, last week in the State Senate,
while certain nominations for Chicago JUS
tices of the Pesce were pending. made the
assertion that Justice Prindiville seeking
renomination, was under the control OF
Chicago gamblers aud the tool OF Nike
McDonald. Yesterday Condee was accnsted
by Mcdonald while walking she streets of
this city, and after some words the latter
spit in the Senator's face. According to the
version published this morning Curdee
was interviewed but made no mention OF
the incident, and bystanders say he failed
10 resent the act.
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.o,n xi;iin<,. Heard Frsss.

SExraRr. r l., Aug Il, l''l
Lsar Biae4-l am here trying IN breathe
IN ali The salt air OF the oeeaE, snd hayin6
teen a sufferer for more than yesT VIII
r,frpcioTy liver, was induced 70 fnix h2p
he tirctt,rs a glorious result.
I,ys been greatly helped by the Bites,
srd tn, 20. sira'd 20 say 50.
YypgS yi.aavs fi!Jsg's.
JOSH V;aES1-
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PUBLICATION OF LETTERS
written TO Pulitzer by Senators Bay.
ard and Mcdonald.

ard and Mcdonald.
NEW YoRE, May 29.-The World pub
fishes letters written to Pulitzer by Sena
tors Bayard and Mcdonald respecting the
tariff question. The former says that any
thing like finesse or the appearance oi
fnesse or trick in dealing with such an is
sue as tariff for revenue or tariff for
protection by certain classes OF our citi.
zens will greatly weaken the party resort
ing to it. know Of no position more i'm
pregnable, and upon which it is more i'm
portant for the Democratic party to form
its line than that public property cannot
be taken for private use under any pre-.
text
The Only Ground
upon which any individual can be deprived
OF his property is to the benefit OF the
community, and whenever such exigency
arises he must (under our guarantees) he
first Justly compensated. The form of ex-
action is immaterial-as much so as the
place-and the tax collected in the interi.
or, or at the mans residence, or at the sea.
port Of entry and under the tariff laT-an
excise or direct tax law-it is all the same,
and to be justified must be in the name
and for the use of the government of the
United States. With this one principle
laid down, rate Of taxation will be easily
measured by
Public Exigencies,
and such a spectacle as was witnessed at
the last session of Congress-, of handful
of men representing private interests and
controlling and moulding public laws OF
taxation to suit those interests, will never
again be tolerated by honest public senti-
ment.
Senator Mcdonald says: The tariff
issue connected with the general subject
of revenue reform, will necessarily be an
important question in all
Future Political Contests
until it is settled upon the doctrines OF
the Constitution and the principles OF
sound political economy. We may be
some time reaching the solution of the
question, but as the public mind becomes
enlightened it will not be satisfied with
any tariff that has not for its leading pur-
pose the raising of revenue for the Gov.
eminent; nor with the details Of any tariff
law in which the duties laid upon forei gn
merchandise shall be above the revenue
point.
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AT BAY VIEW.
Mills VIII Fire I'm on June Ist

MILWAUKEE, WIS, May 29.-The furnaces
at the Bay View rolling mills will be fired
up on the morning of June lst, but it is
not expected the men will go to work as
the company has given no answer to the
submitted scale of wages last week and they
will not work till they know of what
terms they are to be engaged for the conf
ing season. The company will not agree to
pay bi.weekly which is asked by the men,
and for that reason there is doubt whether
any temporary scale can be fixed which
might keep the mills open for time at
least till matters are settled at Pittsburgh.
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IS THE LILY TO MARRY FREDDIE? ?
A Report that She Wiii ASK for Dt-
yorce from NY. Lnngtry.


Wt.a,ssros May 29.--The Sunday
Herald, one Of the lead ing society papers
here, publishes the following II have
lust heard some news touching Mrs.
I.argtry which give TO the .pabiio ior
what {! Is worth. Ny news Is that the
Jersey Lily is to be. married to Frederick
Gebhsrd this coming autumn. by which
time .be will be free from the bond mstri-
mopjal and at liberty 20 do ss she will.
Nv isforma,ion goes further and declares
tba. a divorce Will be obtained under the
lnw ~ New York which grants . divorce
for abandonment or desertion for two years.
The fair Lily sill plead tho fact that Mr..
Lapgiry has abandoned her and done
noiLine tows,h her support for the period
msn,ioued. There il lui.A diferenes
between Ara Lsngtry and Mr.. Gerhard IN
tbs matter et age, abe bsi,s about thirty
Two and he twenty -four, bat then thk /,
their affair.
Mrs IAatry has made sboat sjssoO
which sac Aow has absve hss eKpesRa
end Mr.. 6eijAArd's fortune is ssted n 30.
COO q yeaa
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NtrkepSOn's Case,

PHILADELPHIA, May 2.-Dcpositions In
the support OF the rule set aside In the de.
cree OF divorce obtained by Major A. IL.
Nckerson, were taken this afternoon At
the Office Of the counsel for the first Mrs.
Nickerson. Several persons, prominent In
army circles, and friends Of the divorced
wife, were present and told what they
knew Of the lives OF the separated parties.
The proceedings were conducted with
closed duoYs
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LONDON. May 29.-The British sloop
war Dragon left Alden for Tsmataye, M
agascar.
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Hand Crushed.

SpcrI0! UiSp0'ch 20 ne hFyiE7eT.
WELIsvILLE May 29.-While a shiite-
was switching cars to-day, midget,
named Willie Davidson, deliberately step
red up 10 couple two cars, and in the act
had his right hand terribly mashed.
Amputation al the wrist will be necessary.
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Yiaa1 Aflls laHnlA

CoLrxErs, o., Msy IA Btsts JOurnsl
special from New PhilaislphiA says. The
Model fouying mills we're burned this
morning. Loss. ti5, ,O1J; Insurance., 81, 90.
The origip Of the Gre Is. .unk nOun.
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70 Phyasssss.

We do pos 6sd fault rspsoasA - .ooe-
den a the practice Of sny FegnhR phys
cisn-,hls Il sot oar missi0a-hut ws %
e,sim IL he sess 70 sd Peruss % his pro.
seyiri,ons % directed in Our book on the
.Iiis Of Life" lend furnished sSstuitously
BY ell dSuEzistsl - would care ~ his
"o.wxso, Potter cogsiy. Pa :.
px. Has-nAx-Dsu -; The small
a,c,rs are oil hseIsA, ssd The t~o isfEe
ones are not moss tbaa bali - iesgs %
,bey we're. an 6selisg quIte vsii: me
,ss pssp,s ny yoor PsrsSs cod hsss.ia sss
s,f,.s A sSiysr.e. do nCl tsks nearly -
much opium a. diA ketese
Nm. EG&xs xAysazp
!. isrsn. msissis biltso:ssss; hssfs.
bcyp. str, nothing y - bsusEzA -
r,cs =. zen Bitter
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PrOhibtf1OalAAA

PI71ssrs, May g1.--Ihs STATE Conven.
ton ef tie Probibitjon Bsme Protection
Party, Bst to-day in this CRY. Over three
hundred delegates wore - atteudaace. J.
NJ. e.oven, Of Moysr county. was msds
the permanent oh,irmAAL The eslsnce sf
tia dsy S1s devossd 70 speech ~skpE.
ToHurov candidates. Tor S.ats Tfess.rsr
ard 4 tr3i,or General will be nominated.
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CLErILAsD. May 29.-Thc commItiss OF
arrangements for the snnual nesting of
the !Inerican Medical Association. % b.
held here June 9Th and sth, made amDi :
| pre- rspaysiions TO accommodate oil dslsss.s .
Who will attend. The sessions are sIpec'sd
10 be OF unusual interest and importance
a., .rnfasstan
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r.-n,.s,ouer Evans.

IorrsvILLE. May S-Hon- Walter Evans
(,oU missioner OF Internal Revenue. tsis
for Washingtos this afternoon wa Chesa, a,
neaEe snd Ohio Railroad. HIS family VII
visit -eis tives IN Kentucky for some tiAe
heIore taxing up residence IN WaSainst "a
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AaletAR.

IspusArous, May 23.-Wn. Richlsr. .
well known German resident Of tb~ city.
sg. ~, committed suicide this evening By
placing the muzzle OF Q shot gun ., his
orss,, and pushing the triCSsr with sticx.
Domestic trouble supposed 20 be the csass.
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CacIssArI, Nay % 29-Reporb are received
OF a terrific tornado two miles nsetbeast of
Lesanon, o., last night Houses and barns.
Luther Bsbbitt, Jos. West and Walton
Esrnhsrd were leveled 70 the earth. No.
body killed. several injured.
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GENERAL LOGAN
'he siory Aboat the Indian Lands
Il Political G.ArB..,,o.

twc rcI,.S,'-a! " Sa! -@-SenatOr Logan, in
this c.,;n .etter published in the Tribune
S; Ia, he located any lands 0n fbs -; go la
80, - " itserSatIOn, and asserts tbs I,n1s 10
49, 80 y els son.in-lav, Major SicEsr Hks.
~, ~, Sre rot within the rssarvsti1n ~
90 60 'nGisns. The Senator sSserts N
tS,';h published accounts N tbs go,
JrS,I.e ia Ee hso infrinre6 on the risbts Of ,beSs
~. -, were given currency by nsrSo2S
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Lace kRSIea.

cr.ISxtAsD, May G-some time betveen
SATURDAY night and Monday morning aooa'
one tnousand dollars worth OF lsce was
stolen from Hover & Higbee's store.
There 10 no sign OF burglars haviag broken
in xDd there is no trace OF the GsTes.
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LopIsynls. Nag g.-Pfspsrs.ions fos
TIE Southern EIpodti0a ass procss1ng
In 0 very enoosesgpg wsy. Ins einWo
10 n, other SssAionz.
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tee on Narratives, presented report on
the state of the religion of the church.
Satisfactory statistics were presented, show
ing that the church has never been IN
better financial condition or in more effect
ual Christian work.
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LsrrLr ROCK. May IA special 70 tbs
Gazette from Fort knitb, says: This mora
ing terrific storm passed over the st'y.
unroofpg houses. blowing down snede
.rees and Carrying auay f-nces- Zoe
Southern hotel vss unroofet NO psfsoos
injured.
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NoRRIsTowN, Pa. May ga gang of
lsborers were buried by a cavein on the
Philadelphia. NorriStown & Parnixville
Railroad, at Conshohocken. this morntag.
Andrew Gurleech, Adel Jackson aad
George Scoopson were fatally injured.
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Hs ns~ Tss.

wA,uxS,sx Msy $40 nsvs tas h.ea
,eesiyed from General CfooS q tAs wer
nsosrtns1L The edleis.s srs diapossd -
/ .cr~rt -Na nsvs - rood aswG"
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TUE REGISTER has, by sew
The .rn"sand copies, a larger
cral c,ntyon .hS than any newspaper
'cirenlaaaSSn, iNaS in the two Virginias
puGIlsIt.n EASTERN Ohio. Its adSanta, Sa,ta,
or h',S a. an ADVERTISING medium
e tharefore apparent