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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-10
STAR ROUTE TRIAL.
Synopsis OF the Proceedings This
Morning.

WASHINGTON, May 9.-lt was decided last
night to 60 on with the argument in the
Star Route trial, and this morning. Mr..
Wilson began the closing argument for the
defense. He will be followed BY Messrs.
Carpenter, Williams, Henkle, Davidge,
Chandler and Ipgersoll, in the order
named. Mr.. Wilson began by saying
agrapherS, referring to the opening
argument, was mean enough to say there
was nothing on earth to which il could be
compared except the crater of Vesuvius.
II the length of speech made the lawyers
famo the two gentlemen who had preceded
should he immortal. The testimony in
this case has been scandalously mis-
represented and perverted. Why had
the Government failed to call Mr.. John
II. Mitchell TO prove his name was in that
memorandum, and that he had received
money from Mr.. Dorsey? They had taunt-
ed the defense with their neglect on that
matter. yet when the defense called Mr..
Belford, the Court refused to allow him to
say anything in answer to Mr. Rerdel
charges. and said the matter had nothing
10 Go with the case.
Accepts the Invitation.
The President will probably accept the
invitation to attend the ceremonies Incl
dent 10 the Inauguration OF the Brooklyn
bridge the oath inst. He will certainly be
present on that occasion if engagements
permit.
The President to day designated John J.
Knox. Comptroller of CUrrencv. to act as
Commissioner of Internal Revenue for
ten days from the 10th inst.
Reunion.
The psymasters and ex paymasters Of the
/. ). army, who reside in this city have
extended invitations TO all paymasters who
served in the Union army during the late
war, 10 attend a reunion which will be
here in connection with the meeting of
the Society Army of the Potomac on the
10th and l7th inst.
Lyman the Man.
The result will be made known to-nor-
row. The impression is gaining ground
that the name OF Charles Lyman. Chief
Clerk in the United States Heasurers OF.
fee, will be substituted for that of Keim for
Chief Examiner Of the Civil Service.
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A Railroad Sold.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. May 9-The W8Shin--
ton 4 Western Railroad sod at pubiC sale
to day for 500 600. I've purchasers wece
Bates and 0akman who represents tha
Oskes, Ames and McComb interest A
bid OF S45O, 600 was made by some unknoTn
person who sought TO purchase the prop
erty when it Was last offered fo- sale and
whe on the present occasion gave h's R4ns
as d. ". II. S'erns but il Vas aSc-rt4iled,
1t is said. thst checks offered bv him were
forged. Stsrns Ii. 'h- city ss soon as he
learned that te'.--4 -:..s eal ;ir;-s E.. -
s2ld 70 thg CHECKS we're being made,
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MATTERS BRIEFLY TOLD.

Mitchell, the prize fighter, dresses as sty,
j y as duke.
s The atmosphere around beer saloon is
3ways muggy.
Bismarck is trying whether he can out
sruat the American hog.
Indiana law: Marry in haste and divorce
Z henever you please.
The income of the London clubs is set
fovn a, :a,Oon,ono annually.
j l,rrron is to he placed among the elec,
i'e dies at Harvard College.
", GitTord, of New Haven, has given
-.''H for 8 sanitdrium for sick animals.
] Tie Chinese have certain festival days
D. fridays of their gods and godieSses,
= Be" .ar-e crowds thrOng the temples, but
= congregational worship. Struggling
fC-,l.rpers may be found in joss houses
t;aa hours Of the day.
j 4 German has invented a safe which, in
, ...'.,H to the customary walls and doors
4 S,,,' has an attachment that on being
foGc-DI Immediately flares an electric
fga'ru The scene, and at the same time
f@c.vsrs prepared plate, on which the
frrg az photograph is taken while an
pa. l., sounded.
IA Undertaken in Philadelphia adyer-
\ ,0a .ol iII bearded man o; m;ddIe-ace
!, ID Of GOOD address, and explained that he
fan,rd hlm 10 visit families which death
fad catered 10 take instructions REGARDING
te funeral, etc aud that there is some.
Y :@, about bearded man that inspires
7 srt1, snd confidence.
d. Sow, member of the General Court
Z Massachusetts,, sstonished his fellow
ter'sla'"rS 10y asserting upon the door OF
r. House thar "small.po is the slIvation
the country, and not only its salvation
~ "A Judgment sent by the Almighty
Pon land monopoly, money monopoly
Id transportation monopoly.
Mrs. Louise T. stephens, widow Of Ri,
Stephens, hiss ms. been elected % succeed
ner husband a, President of the First Ma
ponsI hank 20; Marion, Iowa, and is sad n
y the first woman ever occupying The
position. She Is repUted TO be a woman of
norooeh ba,.ue>, habits and good quaIi6.
e'iors. As VEL rs energetic and popular
\ Ir,iesSor n Syracuse University coD,.
pin 'nfed highly the other day an esssv
fead hy member OF the freshman cI,ss
nc t'en. takin- up a copy of ''Macaulsv's ;
ksssy>. rsSd the same paper from that
bcOs, ve-aatim With the exception of for,
five sentences, which the professor
bought might be original with the fresh
Rsn
Tie N"r'"rgn tci6c Railroad is a monu.
'n' 20 D. .''--n engineering The highest
p'n' 'rs.,.: "a in :ha survey /, the summit
". J.. a4a pdss. where the altitude is
3. '''- Tie -aiis are laid to the top Of
p, az for siaht miles before the
a..' :, F,.~.td an engine o.. cqr Will
''' a.r s;a...-'-y s~.,,s brakes -
-
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Leading Paper ofthe Yirginias.

HIWWgTVN IfyNS.
4fhe Wheeling REGISTER Of Sunday, April
D.. contained ten pages Of very inter
sting reading to every citizen Of the State.
review OF the business interests and the
bate OF trade in the Nail City are set forth.
De REGISTER is now, as it has been for
eme time, the leading paper OF the Viz
fuia~, and should be in every house.
flerr is ne need to go to Cincinnati or
lsewLere for the daily news 50 long as
.y,c +, such paper as the Wheeling Re-,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-10
SPORTING SPRAY.
Matters in General CoacerninE Oat.
Door Pleasures.

Door Pleasures.
Hanlan, after his race with Kennedy,
will 90 to Alexandria Bay, n. v, 10 train
for his race with Ross. ed
Umpire Daniels still continuing sick,
the Allegheny Metropolitan game at Pitts
burg on Saturday was only an exhibition.
The 20 mile championship Of the United
States will be contended for at the camp oil
the Buckeye bicycle club at Columbus, o.
next September
A young lady tricyclist of Brighton, rode
Victor tricycle. up one OF the steepest
rises in that place recently. The hill is
often walked by bicyclists.
Louise Armsindo is training at Chicago
for the six days race to take place in that
city May 81 TO Ii. She is said to be riding
in good form and very "fi."
On Saturday afternoon, over the Charles
River course Boston, the Union eight and
the Harvard varsity crew had an informal
race, in which the former crew wen by over
two boat lengths.
Frank Ten Eyck. says the Jackson Citi.
zen, has closed negotiations to held re-
gatta at Michigan Center, June II. II is
stated that Ten Eyck and Courtney will
participate. A $500 purse tor professional
singles has been hung up.
Captain Burdock, OF the Boston Base Ball
Club, says Brown will hereafter play at
first base, and that Morrill, will alternate
with Whitney between centre field and
pitchers position. The team will soon be
strengthened by the addition OF new
catcher, who comes from the old Beacon
Club, OF Boston.
In the Yale College class OF 1855 games
yesterday at New Haven the following
were the winners: l.. +. Robinson, 100
yards ran in loss; J. u. Ferris, half mile
ran in 2:lT AS; l.. +. Robinson. 10 yards
in 23s.; G. +. Vincent. running board Jump
II feet inches; J. II. Briggs, putting shot,
81 feet inches; S. X. Bertrom, throwing
the hammer, A feet 10 inches; G. NJ. Vim
cent, two,mile bicycle race, :3O!5s.; II. S.
Brooks. 40 yards run in 52jIs.
Alleghenies Win Again.
PITTSBURGH, May 9.-Alleghenies, Is;
Metropolitans, 3.
Too Much for Columbus.
CoLrMnUs, May 9.-Phladelphia, League,
:; Columbus, l.
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The Capital City and Chief Metropolis.


The mammoth ten page edition OF the
SUNDAY REGISTER, of which twenty thou
sand copies were issued on the 29th ult,
makes showing for the REGISTER and the
city of Wheeling OF which the entire State
has reason to be proud. The business in
terests of the city, as set forth, show that
our Capital City ant chief metropolis is
fully abreast of other towns and cities OF
the eountry, and has degree Of prosperi-
ty that benefits our whole State. The REG-
IsrEB. both in its daily, weekly and Sunday
editions, is marvel OF newspaper enter
prise and success. 1t takes the lead OF all
the newspapers in this State, and is as
readablea as the leading metropolitan jour
mails
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FOR BETTER OR WORSE.
A Brilliant wedding at ParkersburS
Last Night.
Special Dispatch to tho Register.


PARKERSBURG, w. Va, May 9.-Trinlty
Church was the scene of a brilliant we'd
ding in high life, and son OF the Old
Dominion united in.marriage to one OF Par
kersburg's fairest and most popular young
ladies. DR.. Frank B. Adams, of Virginia,
Medical Inspector of the B. Il y. Il, r. Co.,
WIS united to Miss Callie, daughter of Thos.
&. Blackford. The bridesmaids were Misses
Annie Camden and Bessie Murdoch,
and the groomsmen DR.. J. d. Inglehart, OF
Philadelphia, and Dave Murdoch, Of Park
ersburg. The ushers were George Brad
dish, l.. y. Tavenner Goodwin B.ackford,
Robert Neale, VIM. Ieaton and James
Menanger. The ceremony was performed
by Rev Gibson, in the beautiful service Of
the Episcopal Church. The bride present
ed lovely appearance. The floral offerings
were fine indeed.
A reception was held at the residence OF
the brides father. Congratulations were
extended and a magnificent supper served.
The happy couple were the recipients of
many handsome presents. They left at ;
A. NJ. for their home in Baltimore.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Alsaee-Lerraine's Petition to Abolish
German Military Dictatorship.

German Military DlCtdtOEShAPs
BKRL1E, May 9.-The motion recently
offered in the Reichstag by member from
strassburg for the abolition of the dicta-
torship in Assce- Lorraine has provoked
comments in the French press which
are calculated TO cause irritation in Ger.
many. ....
Bismarek's Health.
The health of Bismarck is again unsatis-
factory.
Excursions Abandoned.
DUBLIN, May 9.-The usual excursions
made from Dublin on Whit Monday Will
be abandoned this year as the execution OF
Joe Brady is to take place On that day.
The Newmarket Races.
LONDON, May AT the Newmarket Sec
ond spring meeting to-day, the race for the
Payne Stakes for three years old was won
by G. G. Steads Splendor, c. J. Lateyre
Ladislas second, Duke of Hamilton's Os-
sian third. Eleven started, including j..
r. Keen's chestnut colt Blue Grass.
Robbed and Murdered.
BERLIN, May 9.-The body OF rent col
lector was found yesterday in pond in the
Thiergarten here. The man was undouot'
edly murdered, as %, 900 marks were stolen
from his person.
Notwithstanding the rumors which have
been set afioat thet the dissolution OF Iar-
lament is imminent, there are signs that
Bismarck's belief in the dissolution, as an
effective weapon against the refractory
Parliament, is by no means as strong as 1t
was.
Counsel for the COnspirators.
LONDON, May 9.-Edward George Clarke,
Queens counsel, and William Brown Row.
an d, Queens counsel, have been engaged
to defend Gallaher and Whitehead, the
dynamite conspirators.
Ecuador Affairs.
GrAYAQUII, May 9.-The national affairs
in Ecuador are critical. Business IS sus-
pended in GuayaUuil, and the streets are
held bv armed troops. Cable communica.
ton is not interfered with, as both parties
recognize the importance Of not molesting
an American company.
Trouble Brewing.
PANAMA, May 9.-The Ecuado risn gov.
ernment yesterday entered the Bank OF
Ecuador at Guaouaquil and, notwithstand-
ing the protests OF the consuls and cap
tains of the English and Italian ships,
broke the safes open and took S32O,O
The rebels are close to the city.
Kelly Will Hang.
Dublin, May 9.-In the Kelly trial the
Jury deliberated an hour. Kelly will be
hanged June 9th. On being removed Kelly
exclaimed, 81 am innocent, thank you,
my lord" He thanked the counsel for the
exertion in his behalf and hoped that they
might live long to defend the innocent.
Dismissed.
PARIS, May 9.-Bonnsl, Keeper Of Records
for the Ministry OF War, has been dismiss
ed, having drawn information from docu-
ments for his book entitled, The King
dom Of Prussia" The German Embassy
had not interfered.
Barbarian.
CoNsTANTTNoPLE, May 9.-Further arrests
at Armenia of alleged members of secret
societies, include number of priests. The
editor of the Armenian Review, published
at Constantinople, has heen sentenced to
imprisonment for life for printing disloyal
articles.
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FAIR SPEAKS.
He Desires 10 be Charitable. and says
He II IanSeeat.

SAs FRAScrsco, May 9.-Senator Fair. In
conversation this afternoon with an Asso-
cisted Press reporter, regretted bitterly and
Eeeuly the notoriety given the matter %
exclusively concerning himself and
bis wife. He said II am the
man. and arm willing 20 bear
the odium which the public in ignorance
OF the real facts may choose uptn me, but
my regret IL for my wife whose name
should be associated and incorporated IN
the dispatches transmitted over the coun-
try. Nov, as alvsys my desire has been
TO do that which would
ContFibate to the HaPO1aess
Of mr. wife and children. II haye in any
way failed. God knows IL has not been my
prompted desire to do %. IL my wife
thinks separation will contribute % her
bappinss. then her mind and mine are
alike. ! have nothing OF merit cast
upon me. Those who best know
NE will tell you Whist are
ny desires. God has blessed me with
wealth. but have never used il for any
mean or Unmsuly purpose. nv heart snd
hand have always been open 70 those in
distress. and will continue 50 10 thJse sno
seek nr require IL. ! repeat IL is not 90
much for myself. but dislike 10 have my
yiit's name psraded before the public
Create hearty appetite. r'svsn. M.
laris' d's'a-.s >! sing Br.Ta'e !sJn b..
teIS.
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Bidn't Make Ii.

PlrrsBvRGH, May 9.-Two persons in the
Western PeDitentiary, Allegheny City, set
fire TO bedclothes and bedding in their
cells TO night with the intention, it is be.
leved, OF escaping in the excitement. The
flames were cOntined to two cells, which
were badly damaged. During the progress
OF the fire, guards were on the alert and
thwarted the plans of the incendiarians
nMnrters.
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Wonderful Energy and Enterprise.

vest 'HybtU -Ig"O'
Last Sundays Wheeling REGISTER was
mammoth publication of ten pages, and
in its full and exhaustive review OF the
business interests of Wheeling, as well as
its other editorial and miscellaneous mat
ter the number is rendered especially mon
umental OF the energy and enterprise OF
its publishers. The REGISTER must be
classed with the great newspapers OF this
or anv other country.
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II Has no competitor.

The Wheeling s. ED.Y REGIsTER got ont
:rsmmoih ten page edition Of 2O,0pJ
copies last SCndsy. T.e SCyDAr REGISTER
Las q large and rapidly Increasing circula-
ton. and has no competitor in Wheeling so
far a. enterprise and ability are concerned.
and is destined to be the leading paper in
the country. north o. South, between Pail.
adeIuu:a and Cincinnati.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-10
THE HOADLY BOOM.
The Nomination for Governor OF Ohio
Said 10 lie q Settled Fact.

Said 10 he Settled Fact.
CLEVELAND, May "a prominent Demo-
crat of this city, who has had the conii-
dence of the Hon. Henry B. Payne for sew
eral years, and who has assisted in great
many Of his political ventures, declares
that matters are so arranged that Judge
Hoadly will be nominated TO the Govern.
orship, and that his selection will destroy
all hope OF future donors for Senator PEN
deton at the hands OF the Democrats
OF Ohio. Judge lIoadly,' he declared,
has such assurances from the
leadir : Democrats OF the State As TO settle
Hi, Nomination beyond Doubt,
and because men are not springing up here
and there In all parts Of the State declaring
themselves for Hosdly, il by no means fol.
lows that his stock is going lower. IL Is
part of the programme TO have local candi.
dates brought ont here and there, with the
understanding that they shall be dropped
one hy one as convention day approaches,
and noad!ey men chosen in their stead.
Moral strength will be thus given him, and
he will be looked upon as the one strong man
upon whom the party wisdom and leader
shin are concentrating. lie will not lack
financial support at the proper time, and
Things Rre Already In shape
that will give him standing before the
Democratic party Of the nation as nothing
else could do
How do you dispose OF Judge Geddes ~
The convention will dispose OF him, IL
he does not decide TO get out Ot the way in
advance, He cannot he nominated Tor
several good reasons, one OF which Is that
he is Pcndleton man: another is that his
TEMPERANCE record would make him weak
with the Germans and other liberals. lie
cannot be nominated.
"How do the Psynes stand
81 have no authority 10 speak for ii. Is.
Payne, but know
Just where He Stands.
Eighteen months ago Judge Hoadly sent
mutual friend 10 Mr.. Payne 10 discover
how the latter felt over HOadley's blunder
, in defeating Payne's chances for the Presi'
| dental nomination at Cincinnati In 1880.
| The General first called on Colonel .. IL.
Faype, pt the Standard Oil general office,
and stated hls mission, The Colonel re-
piled: 4 washed my hands OF the whole
affair when came home from that con.
vention shall do nothing 10 iniure
| Judge Hoadly, and certainly shall not 90
Out Of Ny Way 10 Aid Him."
as this the extent OF the so-called Hoai'
| ly.Psyne continuation
at was at the start. Since then some
! conferences have been going on, into
Which have no right and no desire TO go.
will say, however, That, in case Ar,
Payne should desire 10 90 10 the United
States senate on the election OF a Demo.
cratic Legislature, Judge Hosdly and his
friends are 80 situated as 10 cause them 10
aid in the plishment Of that end. In
any case. Mr. rendIeton can not 20 back,
and the more the ONO Democrats know
about the Civil Service Thomsn Eston
farce at Warrington the smaller grow the
chances Of rhat gentleman Of ever getting
anything fr0r the hands Of his party In
this State.
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The AdyestIsssg Msasso.

S74N SDIfbH1i T"WFWVG.
The Wheeling REsDrEr 10 decidedly the
nsw'paper Of the State. II fact, its pro-
pristor, Mr.. Lewis Baker, manifests more
enterprise than al, the other nevspapsr
men in West Virginia.
Last Sundays edition was marvel. and
contained ten pages Of eight columns
each, filled With the lste,t news. editorials
snd other interesting reading matter No
wonder 30.Cco copies we're demanded. sad
that advertisers sonsh, 10. columns - the
best medium Of Communication With tie
public.
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At the Head Of New .p~per EuierprI.es.

II is pleasing 20 note the prosperity OF
our State metropolis, Wheeling. By re.
view Of the business interests Of that city in
the SrSnlY REGrsTEE. it is plain 10 be seen
that Wheeling Is coming up rapidly in
population and in everything that tends
to make a thriving and leading city. And.
By the way, this mammoth ten page edition
OF the HgcIsTEE Is worthy Of note, too. The
enterprise which has characterized this pa.
per of late, has very deservedly placed 1t
st the head Of newspaper enterprises in
this State, and we congratulate the REgs-
TER upon these evidences OF its growing
popularity.
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Three Ota Kind,

CHICAGO, May 9-After two days the at
torneys in Jere Dunns murder trial sue
ceeded in securing full panel OF jurors.
The opening arguments will be made to.
morrow, amp the taking OF testimony De-
gun. Three murder trials are now in pro-
gress hers. Jere Dunn, for the murder OF
James Elliott, Wm. Snike for the murder
of Herman Rerning, and Patrick Condor
for the murder of Hugh Ward.
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SICKENlNG SUICIDE.
A Farmer Saws His Throat With Bar
low Penknife.
Special Dispatch to the Register

Special Dispatch to The RegLsteT.
GRAFTON, W. Va, May "a report OF a
sickening suicide reached this city to-day.
Jacob BlOsser, farmer aged about forty,
living some fifteen miles south OF here,
became respondent at frequent reverses.
For several days he was moody and su!len.
On MONDAY he went to his barn and with
dull barlow knife cut his throat from ear
to ear. but the first slice was Intellectual,
and when he was discovered by some per-
sons who were searching for him, he was
leaning up against manger in the barn
Saving Away at His Throat
with the knife, while the blood was iow-
irg from his self-inficted wounds in min
iature stream. The knife was taken away
from the mad man but his injuries were
of such character that he died in great
agony yesterday. He leaves large family
in poor circumstances.
The annual State conclave of the Knight
Templars met in session here to-day: There
was large crowd in attendance and a big
crowd in the city tonight. They had q
banquet.
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was.on the EmbezxIer.

GALVESTON. May 9-Through the embez'
element by Major Wasson the Governor IS
loser OF S2f0J0. Nineteen thousand had
been put away by Wasson before he left
here. He took SIMPLY his vslise along.
His bondsmen will reimburse the amount.
Wasson is a West Point graduate with Gen
eral Grant, and we'll connected socially.
One of his relatives is minister 70 Japan.
Wasson formerly stood very high in mill
tary circles
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A Good Family Paper.
U,D,iiuytOu !Netrs.


The Wheeling REGISTER is on boom. 1t
came 10 us last Monday ten pages strong,
chock full OF news and advertisements.
The editor claims that within the last eight
weeks four Nousdni subscribers have been
added to his mail books. We are always
glad to see the REGISTER, though we do not
always agree to the doctrines OF its editor.
We admire the pluck and grit OF the pro.
pretors, and hail with pleasure the good
news OF their success. The SUNDAY REdrs.
TER especially is commended TO our readers
il they wish good family paper.
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Proud of the Register.
PUtjidm Democrat

Las6 Sundays Wheeling REGISTER was
the largest paper ever printed in the State,
20oc0 copies of which were issued, con-
tanning an exhaustive review OF the busi-
ness Of the city. We are proud OF the
REGISTER as a purely West Virginia pro.
ductiOn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-10

THE REGISTER has, by sew
eral thousand copies, a larger
circulation than any newspaper
published in the two Nirginias
Dr Eastern Ohio. Its advanta-
eC> as an advertising medium
hrc therefore apparent.
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The Most Remarkable Newspaper Sac
Tic Ohio p,..

One Of the most rmItiab.e / newspaper
successes in this section of the country is
the WuErLIyG REGISTER, the Sunday edi.
tion more particularly, which is beyond
our comprehension. last Sundays edi'
tion consisted Of ten pages OF advertise
ments and interesting reading matter,
which exceeded most metropolitan Jour
nafS
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'ursiOns Abandoned.

The health of Bismarck is again unsatis-
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Pleads MOT Guilty"

HAERopsRrRG. Apri! 9.-Jury has been
sworn ard trial begun. Hon. PAil B:
Thompson, Jr, defendant was arraigned
sri pleaded rot guilty. and the opening
statement OF the case made by the counsel
To- prosecution.