davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1883-03-17

4 New M,P-To-dsy the STATESMAN Of
fee received per express one of Tunisoa's
celebrated maps and charts. Il is. withoa.
exception. the best We ever saw. Elsewhere
will be f1uri 81 advertisement. Tor agents
Who cln Judge OF lis undoubtsd merits by
examining the map at the WAIla Walls
B'nde-v, rsSt door 10 the Washington En-.
gine House
, 1883-03-17
A BOOM FOR PULLMAN
Indications that Point to that Place as
Reius "A Important Railroad Junction

1t i. reported on good authority that
,-ou;nsn. railroad officials are loca:ing
srou.d. at Pullman On which to build depot
building. and other improvements that 'nd'-
cat, tina. plscs IS to be the junction OF the
PsIouse branch r.ilrosa. The Farm,neton
h-srch VII be buil. from th,; poins .; way
ci shasr.: enlch and rAlouse city Coasi''-e
ZION On tn. Mo.eov branch 'ailroad has been
indefinitely postponed ]: TINS he true We
h..n..k for Palnan Q neH e:s o. prosperity
and . huge building boom
, 1883-03-17

The Best OF FRIENDS, ETc.-A, ccnEinc
ing e.idence tha, we are TO have long spell
Of pleasant weather, We note the fact hat
our worthy and efficient city manhal has
discarded his rubbers and donned . new
pair of boots The parting between such
tried aad true friend. must have besn sad
inieed Alas, roor Yo.ick. We know thee
-an
, 1883-03-17

Az ExPL.SsTIoS.-The reason why the
STATESMAN office can perform Job work so
ebelply is simply becsus" it mas secured the
services of man who thoroughly under
stands h7 business, and therefore the pablic
are not charged for the time wasted By 9th
IT incompetent AMI work .Spoilirg printers
There is great margin in this, cone to
think it ovT. 4 good workman can do four
times the amount cf work poor one can.
, 1883-03-17

SILL hsoTEEs NV ISDrsTRY--Stiil
another NV irE, are catering in.o business
in thI CITY. Piuard Bros, OF California,
have 'olltei or Iaa street opposite the
e-isrt a,as- s..l I'll ,tSrsiF open cHtsee
AMI SPICE lar.osv- Freshly roasted and
ground eofIee vii b rare trsa, to cur eiti-
zens. and &C presi,. sGoeess TO the nss en'
ss:priss.
, 1883-03-17

OuR ESIrErRIsE.- Wsna Wslia
sr,rtsxAs publishes highly vainabie IA
he sho~ ing the temperature and raiH:aii At
,b,t place since the year 1872 0nly IN
few instances has the temperIture fallen BE-
Log zero. The creates. rainfall ~as In 1881
q inches. For ten y-srs ths average
,,ipf.Il was l7.57 incbea. This record
shows that good crops can be secured en les'
than one.third Of the rainfall Of Western
Oregon and Washington--Or,9oIios-
, 1883-03-17
~ So Public.

In l.v d,v, / y51iI Az, D.. faill Ms'-A
aill tie intention 81 ,,a7ti,l .1ak biHjJy
al ru.iuc business. sut trr@ tlat b. go
aud G, cap work aud st:jrs a,s,Eiirn g. hr.i-
a--s T., receive the ',st,,.ns,e Of - g-'I-, u
tb:- cit. aud ss..,.,,... ia. c1ua.gy-
f.5G GE.-i a1uL flows s 20.
, 1883-03-17

PERSONAL Having published the history
OF DR.. d. $. Baker from Gilbert Historical
Sketches, the STATESMAN 10 day takes up
The biogra.hy from the same source Of one
fully identified with him in the upward and
onward progres. OF this country one whose
name IS Synonymous with honor. honesty
ard integrity, John F. Boyer.
, 1883-03-17

Yor BEI.-Ihess "niawstsd iofeienen
Will 20 irto enterprises and succsed. while
their ecemies. nstive born Know NothinRs.
h,xI ~;,h sn..,es AID snTy Tn Sea
80. 20 =. eoas,G-fe.i = .'s..Crs . r--o b.
o,oos d "a Kno~ So.lirglsn'. "H' eirectiy
o,,r.,.ite "a the case in tins city low Bu:
Is they cannot muster corporais Ra~'o
thar rasid moathia2s g is- aaaSns
, 1883-03-17
The Fad and .hs Worthless

a.. never i-nitatzi or cYua.e-fsit-i- ms y ,s-
t.eciaI!v trpe e s faraiIy msdicins, and Il Is >
positive pla,f ;f.t .t4e remedy iraitsted 5 Of
.h- si,he,. yEia.. - ~g51 A. i hid bee1
ltd snI -r.vei - the vshoie = ,ra ihst Hop
Bitter ~. tee Pag-., be-t and NOS. Saiuaiie
family r1e]ieire oE e4T-h. ulaay limitations
.rfanyrD aa ieSsn . sfesi tbe Dotices %
which the pres am iie p-ap'e n the country
hs,i -1f,r, - tie l-cri.- + = Lsissfs and n
..,,ry yr.y t,rirc % iTfircs EIfirTfEr invsi,d-
% ne their strsf ias:e.d. szP@ctins 20 MAKE
tnnr-v and er-d.. ~ ne good name q II. T.
GaEr o,hrrs s.,rs-5 7--sng- pa Up N -iii'l-
Iay s.v.- q n Z nth ~srio=i- leyissd nsfi2''
In which the ws-s3; Hop - "E1fs gaie
se-i In y 49, T. ir-!:ee Fean.e - = 'sF; --s,s
we're the sznle ss Ha5 h'L.cs- Al saeh p's-
tSutiei rrle7:.ss - cures 70 .naissr v Sizs -
s.y.e o. name = ard tEDeciaiiy tnass " ---
W. ''Ho;,r ~ 'HoFss n their 2 ,fs'e Hfi. A.l
g. ~,,--..-.ei 49, .fss
81 sz.,s..
e.-r,.ias F.o-. -. -. si-a Guns, = e...
sf .,r-.,, nos On the he So irsL u u
;.,g a.. prarsists a.i eesieTs Hse S.,'e'
s.,s;n.t se.i;a- Z. ilaisA-;ons q rSiiiIss'sa'-
i<Ls+imS6w
, 1883-03-17

NEw PArESTS Dewey 4 Co.'S Scientific
Press Patent Agency has otiic:s' reports OF
the following L 5 patents issued Feb. .,
1855: A- J. Burr. Olympia ". T.. roller
dredse Ani--T Jscsson, S. F.. automatic
time globe c. r. Mead. j., s. F.. tail
piece and rain protector for harness Adolph
Se2al. S. E.. cooking cabinet.
, 1883-03-17

InvAlils. broken down in health and spirits BY
chronic dyspepsia. or suffering from the tern
RE .zhsryrion rhs- follow the Attacks of acrfe
d,sees.. tie .Ns.1=s e . .hngs5uds Vho haTe
her T-.ii-i T. u ...is.... y y p -.siss5 -t-t-
q pr -stissi ~ .!,-,s. tseTs 20 baeh blt'srS
: Asare guarantee tbst b tie same means
you, tco nay be strengthened and rs-tnfed-
rFcr .als by ~ trussis.si and deAis-ssen-
nnily.
, 1883-03-17

New FIRM.-Mr. 7. ". Weir, who will
enter the agricultural implement business
with Mr.. ]. +. Mcmillan, IS now in the city
anil is a thorough g.ing business gentleman.
They will open out on the corner Of Second
s-re,t' On April lst, as branch OF the firm
OF Seymour, Sabin L Co: large shed S0x60
will b. erected on the ground for impi-m mt,
eni the o.her room used for showing goods.
, 1883-03-17

prsISFsS Me ere. Marshall, Roberts /
Co, after giving the machinery thorough
ovsrhauling, have got their foundry in full
blast, and are TOW preparing to execute all
orders in their line at shor. notice. As their
motto in the future will be, las IN the pastl
g,cd work. living rates and square dealing
with their patrons we predict tusy sea-
,oq foT the Wallls Walls founiry.
, 1883-03-17

l. world Which shr.,d hsvs - rls'' 81 sry
yocaru.rsy. 4 :npn rs-E- a.se a..ity -
succeed. AID .a-I.-4 r--Iar,....n, wer,,
2 h,rr 10 Do la.l s,..-- S.da.. b. U-s7 s-F'
T. sac,--! ir".a IN. ij-,-, '-,s4.. .' r.gs Sr.t-
a.. ,..5 al tiia, r.., r'li-a. --..
, 1883-03-17

GRAND ARMY EEUNIoy. The eonrnI.tte
o: the Grand Army OF the Republic aPE ointed
to arrange for grand reunion OF the men,
bers of that ,rg7uiz1tion 70 be held at Port
lsad OIL th. 81, 4.h AMI 9Th of July next.
met last evening. Tae StlnaarI says: At
this .rly stage Of the proceedings no details
can be given Of the or.er Of the exercises to
BE- objervci at the reunion. Il Is eon,sm-
plated, however that the programme to be
Formulated shall be such that 1t can serve IS
A nucleus for a grand celebration OF orr
national anniversary, IN which the military
aud cIyic societies, anil citizsus generally
can unite. Post, OF the g. A. K. through
out the STATE and from Washington Tenn
tory will be present IN force, and the largest
gathering OF the Defenders of ths Union
ever held IN this state Is conf lently
, 1883-03-17

INTERESTING SERvICES.-Last Sunday ev-
e,iag Rev. Mr.. Joslyn promised his congre-
CATION that ii they would attend his services
next Sunday, ne would try and make them
all happy in the consideration OF very prac-
teal question, where solution will occupy
both morning ami evening hours service
The question VII be: How can men get
the most OF t'is worlds goods so that tie
great st an -ount possible may /. made on.
Of what is sott'n" Dne notice OF the ger
wees will he made in Saturdays issue.
, 1883-03-17

WRoHG.-The old time firm of GrosteIn K
Binnard o. Lewiston, has been connected hy
irresponsible Tapers in thus e'ty with firm
of the same nsnis in Coliay, which was at
tlche'. The Lewiston firm crry the sec
ond largest stock of 900 in the whole coun-
try east of Portland and have always had a
first.class name !or integrity and enteipri.e.
They are as good as gold and can pay ons
hundre cents on as many Thousand dollars
anv day They are not connected with the
Colfax firm
, 1883-03-17

GgTne Scust, CUyin@' Er5. Cii cod,
Navy B.ue. Sc Brown, ni''a.s't Dye s's
fegiret results any i5.li,u 3, .iar. 10 csati
, 1883-03-17

17.sr p4- rts. nice. rraca-', i.eA S"A
bed husr. -i=5ats, eh.s.uu"a-, -oph~rs- ioe-
Druggists.
, 1883-03-17
IAa: sn,naaL OF vine

is ihr,e tia.e- "a, Tsau he Ua- before be 5eE's
uzirs '' N-,lt Es,lra GsurUc-. 81. Drug
, 1883-03-17

st5;-'s. rrss,r.'-t- care, III s,.aayiH; Kidney.
Bladder and I-,iaa-y p.-el-~t S. Druggists.
, 1883-03-17

ApPorSrEp.-Ihe School Directors have
appointed J. II. Brock Superintendent. OF
Public Instruction.
, 1883-03-17


cn.aan.-l.. .a stated there was no small
rg, m g.u:e.y.l-, OF which fact lie vas
cg.irut. Il dii not say anything about
tie sug-oIuilug country. He would rather
have It n town, for there the disease could
Lcql,r-a,'u-i.
aGE.EL FROM WESTON.
T.y ;.,lsNiu. !rga, Weston under official
ga. IS read
WssT,E. March H. 1883.
Tsfaa U.u.rsHic Mayor aud Council of
Wl.a Wa,I,-G crtlac We hereby eerti
u that t.-., Is no .sse OF smr l-poI IN the
cay u Wet {, cur Anowisiee nor has
,4..r been isr over ole m.n n. There is, as
we .r, r.;,rrrl $50 or three cases Il small
p.v.u p. Geek, two or three miles beloS
W. q, a.I ;har- r.a- rsp p9rtei 10 be a case
o. -ma.. rJs a. G .u.reii.a, Mss Florence
Ian. oro vas ,a. - nav the diseaze and
.,u.y,l fl, o., C uutsy. Mr. Thom1s Ra-
~. rs,-.s - t.,- young Lady IN question, i,
nos H.ss rn u s,toa and has Just sworn u an
all.v.- before notary public that Miss
Lane has ~. had .le smallpox, measles or
az ot..g J.s s-e. aEi 3 EoE well and
a.rE.a. Iu tie -,rlsn. Il seems that all
d.. ,.r~ ~rs caused by the young lady
E.ttG,U,r!-rla- over the wash-tub and
some p.uu,e, having broken out on her fore
he'd Iu. foregoing ls, we think, far
,tt,n,n. 80 rc-uG to the small pox in this
section au rh4: w- Sc 40 cause Of alarm,
= ar keep gI.-I E, prevent any person
ir..as a.-E .atp :ocn from where these
e,.,. ',wa T.ue - :, ere located.
I,t,u.E ! Z J.yas. Navor
:" r. ! J,>rs city Recorder.
A<oTHEE sNcutK
WESTON. Or. March Il. 1883.
IT, MAYOR MCAUlIFr:-Al kilograms
aus o.h.r canra.i.,, on reralting small
r.1n Wr,.or a-. r4l., Taere is not a
,l.. .. .a-e .a ....,. -.,.er Las there been
.a.. la.., .rr ,.... ..s ,a.u. - miles
r-i W.s..4. o. Il; .r,i ine health Of
t.-.'.rc.er n.. better
r...r RAISE
". Il. WILLIAMSON.
e. 3. Mccall
'-1'arJsl 7ai sV-i '" bs!sre m. at
N--.u, % $500, tbs IA ~ oI March,
l,s3 / :. WcorS
Itfry i'uoiic.
,-r...r,.s.. .,r.r-- .,-r ..,y1e
,.,a
', '..' . ~,
'7 II
'.''.= -. -"s f"t ~ -
"' 0'' r''.'
~'..' 's.'' '' '.'''' ''''' &c 1O''"'I q,
'',...' q go. 'l' ."'o'A" ''e "'a''''' VI
''' .'' '..'- .s'".H- 'as t'!iH'u'l''''' H.
IL '''..- ',..' l" '-'r ''f'nS : any '''.''o"
, 1883-03-17
Ssf.,,,,. .ner1 o: :IrrnI.;a.aIln Gsassis.

Conferred uIsau tens Of thOas7ais CT suiteFers
cosld org as.s ana Iaaintai1 the rerutS1icn
which AYERS Sa,Sspa-iiiaeui'ys. IL = essiTl-
paani 81 tie best L5tabls slteTstiees, wa
the ioli3es sf Pc,aS>jaa. sad Iron, Anc Is g.
most sf-csusI If ali remedies sog scrsts.iei-',
lprITa!rial ~ Hood ,iisassierS. Uniformly sne-
,,.- ssui sni certain in iis rrneiISt effects. i
pr,{aces rapid aad eo5piete ctres Of >er"tall.
Sores. B0ii,. Hunors, Pimp,es. EruIt,' n.
Skin Diseases ard Al Gisori-rs rising fr N IN
rfti-s Of :h- blood lsy its ing,s5-at.Eg ei-
ieets It alw2y. relieves ard O.Jon cures Liver
Cnar.iaiIts. iru,sie Netka@s=s< sad lrras.-
iari;iss. AMI l. '-Nt-nt r5Eeweg ~ vgfS'ily.
For puriivine the biiAl Il has n equal. &c
TOMS uJl The systsn. restores aud preseryes ne
heal h. aai iiupArtS yiSor and energy ftr -
vs--rS Il has hJsn n -N5-Dsiysu-e and IS to-'i-y
the most available medicine i.r iAe s.iie.luS
sick. anywhere.
.'Hijn-y ,gcr: bss given imus iiate Teii f, N
many cases oi rii-la7ssisn falling nader Wy
notice. "-Dr. Tbf'r c. Bs'lou. 3Ioaktcu. Y.
Apr 25 -
Il never fogrd even r'l.s; frrm rhe-u.asisr',
and ii ;nsy t7o,,tl--. til used Ki.,nsy W.T.
Now T,a gSvls,''- David N. Hg.teE. Hartford.
Va.
, 1883-03-17

4 great vegetable Tonic fer de ie.ts ien.l=s,
Psuraer's Oregon Blood Pris=c
, 1883-03-17
HsRpIEO

IN thi. cisr On tss Il.h ins. br J, y. La
p,9n. J. p. Cha7Iss Gseeat % Mas Florence
Y. Peice. sll oi ihp city
A,Daytcn. Columbia Coun,y, ay Rev IN
P.tten. Daniel Lyons, OF Paloase Ferry u
Ms. Olive Taas-ley, ot Eu-ess-
The SrtrFsnAy extends congratulations 20
tie happy oo,T,le, sn4 Via them loaI iiIs
and al,.jimc happiness.
, 1883-03-17

St,u-iu.. ir.i;s.igt. iuFt:-mst,'a, al! Xii
rsy srd Urinary E1wp.siu'-. cIrrs by " Br-
chufa!na' 81
, 1883-03-17
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
STANDING ST THEIR CHIEF.

sp,cial Council Meeting Last Night--The
Mayor Fully Endorsed for ouarantining
ths city-The Mall VIII be Allowed 70 90
ThrQlEh.
, 1883-03-17

Through.
Last evening, As per call, the Council met
70 take acton IN the quarantine business.
With Nezsrs. W.naas, Glassford, Cation,
Fletcher, Blum lister aud Reynolds and bis
Hgao- the MIyor present. Before .he meet
IL vss called to order. Judge L,ssster
.n5.e !sr a ie,g moments On The matter, say
II. that ne hsi bsea requested TO appear on
h.H %. the Weston people to advocate the
feasibility @: gling their mail through.
T9e geat .earau felt constrained 70 do this by
,-r.ar O. t.e uniform kiadaess and courtesy
with which he had been treatei while
sa.ber.Ig the recent smallpox evidence.
A..er cs.,ag the meeting to order, the
C,.,r-...t ! t.at lie had called the meeting
IN courtesy . c7umEuicstioas received from
a.. III ials or Wet under official seals.
srd d.sulu. as the mes,erg-r had said to
IA. . ln-lr m8i.- though no mention was
m.ie %. that fact IN the cJmmunicatioDs
Jc3z. La-s1.sr here requested that the
{ u.gl. allow the maj! u pass through Zen
u t9a, C.u-ril.e aud Weston upon the
,..,.s ate % ,le P,stma,ters and Mayors of
a-arl.s nam i places that there We're no
sx.stir. l.s.a OF smallpox in their respect
uel-agJ-agrlt.
On tic request Of the cnair the Clerk read
.h- i..l wing Communication from. Weston.
ta.ci March -, 1853:
To ID, Ho,. Mayor OF " ala Walla =
", tue undersigned Health Committee OF
C.atrriae, Uscgrp, do hereby state that
,agg- l. uo- Al the present time, nor has
taere Ell, = case u smallpox in this town
toO4r kpos.s r. Yours FesPe e,tfully,
!. II. IRWIN,
l. K. BAKER,
, 1883-03-17

From :Ae Daily y 7anrsdr1-
Sprinkling cart badly nee,ied.
40 L. W. rally this evening.
No arrest. BY the polic- last niga..
Church social tonight, all are invited.
Levi. has all the Ia..-, periodicsls sni mag
zines.
Integrity Lodge A. q. L. ". rilI give their
bail tonight
TIE SrarEsxAs's banners still kaIg on the
onter vail
We are pleased t. -ee that Jac. William
ia again st bis pnst after Ei- recent ssyeTe ii-
ness.
Frank Hsdssr. who rec-ntlv grsduat-i with
hsnors at the Philadelphia Medical College. is
son Of our esteemed friend, D. T. Hedser.
Eco. of Dry Creek. Lk- h;s i4lher, Re viii
make bis mark in the world.
L<wiston Is waxing up in the matter Of
bu;lding roads On Saturday last the contract
for q road TO connect thr Potiatch country
With that city was let for &. .IG0
II u only st election time wnen our so-ssT :
ea 'psmocrs;i-' friends require votes that
the foreign ei.izen- nj this country are slob-
b~red ever. It is to be hoped tia. by this
time thsy know who their rsai fr;enis are
The structures in last weeks SIAIEsNAs
does not apply :" the rnsd supervisors below
:h- 10y, -. p-ias!9sH- .. ;Is-e s.la = g
IT, -cp-sss-: =. d: - - '--s-rs.r i--s- .s=ti
C-nteryiIi-, mi !. -h..'.id have be-, the bsiiSa
over Min Cre-k On tEr Ssi.u,. rad asi 10:
tie rives. N which .hs attention OF ou- Cclntg
CAGzmiasieaazs va directed. frf
, 1883-03-17
Health Committee

Hl, Eoaar here remarked that while the
c.rr.aan.-l..sa q stated there was no small
fgy IN C,u:s.v..I-, OF which fact lie was
c.g.ic.ut. az dii not say anything about
TIE surrounding country. He would rather
have Il u town. for there the disease could
Dc ql,r-a,'n-d.
, 1883-03-17

C~nteryiIi-, sSi !. -h.-id have I--r the b.iiSs
over Nil Creek On tLr Isi,ul. rad and 90.
tie river. N which ,h. attention Of og- Cclntg
c.Gniasisaaas VA directed frf :
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-10
HERR MosT's GREAT SCHEME.
Uniting the Socialists I'm America-Th'
limited SfR1es Not Nation.

Uniting the Socialists I'm Amertca-The
United stR1es Not . Nation.
PBIrApELPRA, April &-The Sociaiistic
agitator, Herr Most, arrived in this city
from New York Saturday. He sat before a
table surrounded by acore of his coun.
trymen, at the headquarters, No. 476 North
Third street, and smoked, talked, and
drank incessantly. To reporter the agi.
tator said that bis idea Of making a second
tour Of America was for the pur.
pose of organizing his forces. 81
have sounded the war cry, he eS-
claimed in a loud tone and with ira-
matte wave of his arm; ''it rang in their
ears and aroused them from slumber. Now
/ shall go among them and form them into
societies and soon we will have congress
composed of represen tatives from these So
cieties We must unite together the
French, the German and the Russian So
cialists. All will be included in our organ
ization who rebel against the wrongs and
tyrannies imposed upon them under the
existing condition OF affairs. The United
States is not nation it Is great country
whose people are Of many nationalitieS. |
propose to associate into one grand society
all who entertain SocialistiC ideas and the
cries and sympathize with them, and our
headquarters will be in Chicago. l am do
ing good work here, and nowhere else would
| be allowed 10 express my views so
freely"
DO you think" questioned the reporter,
"that the Car will be crowned"
The agitator looked very shy for mo.
ment, and then quickly drank glass of
wine before replying. when | was be-.
fore" he said slowly, Il told you that the
coronation would not and could not be per-
formed. You perceive that my prophecy
will be fulfilled. Already mines and plots are
being unearthed. But these are only parts
of the great scseme. The Russian NihIlists
are quietly and secretly at work. They
need nothing but moral support from MS.
Their plans must succeed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-10
A Card from ollie Hoffman.
COtmspondcnee Of the Register.

In Mondays REGISTER there is CON.
muniCation headed "Bellaire comes to the
Front with Another Sensation" most of
which is literally and positively untrue.
aud what statements are true have been
Colored, twisted and distorted so that they
scarcely bear the semblance of truth. In
the first place was not arrested for sdul.
terry, and have not been charged with adul-
terry. Neither OF my parents had anything
whatever TO do with the separation of my.
self and wife. This came about as a matter
ofchoiCe with both OF us.and With the causes
producing that result the public have
no concern. She lett me of her own choice
and i was not syerse to her leaving. | re.
gret that my parents have been named in
this connection, because they had
nothing whatever 10 do with our separa.
ton, and never abused my wife or threat.
ened to diSinherit me. All statements
made in regard to them in that communi.
cation sre utterly untrue.
was arrested, ii is true, but the facts of
the case did not warrant the arrest. II was
hastily and inconsiderately made without
sufficient knowledge of the facts. Nothing
improper occurred between me and Mrs.
Flank. say this in justice to ber as well
as myself. She was At the City Hall at 3
dance and stayed too late for the boat going
TO Wheeling, and asked me TO take her to a
hotel which did. These, in short. are the
facts about this matter, and desire the
same published in simple justice 10 the
parties concerned
Yours respectfully,
OLLIE HoFFaaE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-10
DUKES IN RETIREMENT.
The Scramble After His Vacant Seat,
and Those Engaged I'm Ii.

UxIoSTowN, April 9.--The Dukes ques'
ton is still the general subject of converse
ton here and throughout the county.
Every one wants to know where Dukes IS
and what he is going TO do. Since he left
here on Monday night of last week, he has
remained at the residence of his stepfather,
Asbury Struble, in German township. 1t
is learned from one who has been at
the house several times that Dukes
spends much OF his time sleeping
and reading, and when not en-
gagged in either of these pursuits he is prac-
ticing shooting with his revolver, the iden-
tical one with which he slew Captain Mutt.
On Tuesday afternoon he went to the Nc
Clellandtown postoftice, which is three
miles distant from his home, to get his
mail. This is the only time that ne has
been seen away from home since he left
here. 1t was rumored that he intended to
go to Brownsville and open an office there,
but of course there is no truth in it. That
would be as bad as coming here, and it is
thought the matter will never blow over
sufficiently so that he could live here.
There is great contest now as to who
shall take Dukes seat in the Legislature.
Speaker FaunCe has ordered the election
for Tuesday, the 9th dav OF this month,
and already there are no less than dozen
candidates, and, of course, they are all
good men and well qualified to fill the po-
sitiOn. Sheriff Hoover, who is Chairman
Of the Democratic County Committee, has
called a meeting of that body for Saturday
of next week TO make the nomination.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-10
PRESIDENT ARTHUR
WAY Down ON the Kissimee River.

ORLANDO, FLA, April 9.-The Presidents
special car left Sanford at nine o'clock this
morning on the South Florida railroad. A
stop was made and lunch taken at Law
rences orange grove, at Maitland. They
then came on to Orlando for dinner. The
party is all well and in the best of spirits.
This afternoon at KiSsimee City the Presi.
dent takes the fishing boat for q cruise on
the kiSSimse river.
The President reached Sanford in good
health, by boat, at LIS Saturday, after
fifty hours continuous travel from
Washington. The party travelled from
Jacksonville at $50 Friday night There
were cordial demonstrations at Mag
nolia, Green Cove Springs, and on the
arrival at Sanfords orange grove and at
Belair. The party was increased by the
addition of three ladies, relatives of
President Arthur, who came on the
steamer at Pa,atka. Lewis Laurence, a
former citizen of Utica. New York,
and an old friend Of Mr.. Arthur,
welcomed him here. The President
drove out of the orange grove of exMinis.
ter Sanford in the afternoon. lie was sur
prised at the extent of the fruit culture,
and expressed the conviction that it would
Florida a great and wealthy State. The
thermometer here is ninety hot
test day of the season. II is cool at night,
however