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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-10
WASHINGTON.
The Rumored Cabinet Changes
Again.
BREWSTER AND FoLGER TO GO.
The Court Of Claims Vacancy and tht
Hubub Which II IS Raising-0ther
Gossip Waited from the
Capital.

WASHINGTON, November 9.-Impending
changes in the Cabinet are so freely dis
cussed by politicians now that many who
are not usually impressed with such
rumoIs are led to believe that something OF
the kind is really under serious considera-
ton. Public evidence has hit upon Folger
and Brewster as the victims Of the reorgan-
ization, and the belief is general that Brew.
ster will at no distant day
Tender His Resignation.
He got into the Cabinet by accident, and,
in fact, was really forced upon the Pres.
dent by circumstances. He had been EN-
ployed by McNeigh To prosecute the Star.
route cases, and the public were so unsni
nous az that time that the accused were
gully that thet continuance OF the same
leaders in the proceedings seemed 10 be the
imperative demand of the popular will.
GaIield's Attorney General literally ran
away. declaring that he should no; return
from Philadelphia, where
He Had Intrenched Himself
against the Presidents requests TO continue
10 act until his successor had been appoint
ed. In this dilemma nothing could be done
10 defeat the charge OF a want OF visor
should the prosecution iail, except to make
one of the counsel Attorney General.
Brewster was the only one vi the lot who
was in any sense available, and he was
taken most sptr force. In instincts he
is un.American and non-repreSeutative
of any thing in our institutions, so
that be would in fact be the last
man whom the President would
Choose for an Adviser
probably, had any other choice been let
him. 1t is believed, therefore, that he will
be given an opportunity to resign by the
time Congress meets. AS for Secretary
FoIger it was long ago apparent that his
sphere was the bench, aud that the coun.
try has suffered loss by Lis change to the
duties Of en- administrative officer. 1t is
generally believed tnat he would gladly re.
sumo the ermine should an opportunity
occur, end that the President fully appre-
Ciates his superior
UsefuIness In this Capacity.
Still, in the midst OF all these rumors, il
is recognized condition of the situation
that the President rarely makes mistake
for want OF deliberation.
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A PROJECTED ROYAL VISIT
which Causes Habab In the Fathes'

land.
BERLIN, November Am aide dc camp
OF the Emperor has gone to Madrid with
an autograph letter stating that Crown
Prince Frederick William will visit Alfonso.
The Crown Prince will resch Genoa about
the 18th instant, from which port he will
be escorted by three German men-ot'war TO-
Spain.
The proposed visit OF the Crown Prince
to Spain has created great sensation here.
There are misgivings that France will per.
ceive in the visit q fresh element OF irrita'
ton.
A Madrid dispatch Gays: Emperor Will
liam has informed the Spanish Govern.
ment he would be pleased to return Al
fonso's visit in person were it not for his
advanced age. The Spanish Government
has received from France q note settling
the Frsnce-Spanish controversy which
grew out OF the i'll treatment OF Alfonso in
Paris. France rstifes President Grevy's
declaration in the official Journal and au-
thorizes Spain to publish them in the
Official Gazette. The King in council de-
ciied that great festivities and military pa.
rad.s be held during the visit Of the Crown
Prince OF Germany.
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Through Hobb.' Dealings
That $4,000 VERDICT.
Thompson Regards % M n Trayesiy on
Justice.

Justice.
New GoEE, November 9.-E1 .Sergeaut-st-
arms John G. Thompson, is at the 81.
James Hotel. Speaking of the recent yer-
dict sgainst him for s6O,vO1 in the Kill
bouEu suit, Mr. Thompson said to-day:
Il can only say, what every other sensi-
be man would say, who has read the eyi-
eence in the trial-that II is monstrous,
that il is unfair and that il is
a Trayes;y Of Jusiice.''
Then you regard SO, 900 as excessive for
delaying Mr.. kiloourn few days against
his will, and giving him Delmonico fare
While he WAS your prisoner
sixty thousand dollars" exclaimed Mr..
thompson, trying TO control his emotion; :;
IT IS preHOsterous, il is frightful. | never
heard OF such verdict before, in the face
OF such 4 charge as was delivered by Judge
Cox; the law that was presented, aud of
tse evidence. But" he added, redectlyely,
"thCse
Washington Juries are Conundrums,
aEyva-'
Il. ,ou appssl from the verdict"
e.. a,>Cr,C.y I will" he replied,
oF't t.' :.rg up. My counsel will move
10 81 = = rerCiCt aside. anu the case will
't'"'fi'd q EP toths Supreme Court Why,
''''i' ! EFF Washington. kilbOuIn's law
YER V':e the g.oOmiest men imaginable,
'r 1ty 'si; that they had not made out 8
Coz, e: i certainly did not expect that the
l11I. Nc. LIDO as they did. Ioffered 10 bet
'hsL u" damage against me would not be
'v.r - coo, IL that, hut | found no one
wiling 70 take me up"
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ALI weakness and i'll health oses IL.
origin 10 sn impure ststs Of the blood snd
a weakness OF the urinary and disestive
organs. A medicine thst viii strengthen
ilrse Organs, end st the same time purity
the blood, will Assist nature in curing
nesriy every di,sase that human 6ssh snd
tlooG IL heir 10. Such . remedy 10 DIR.
Guytotrs yellow Dock and SArsapsrii!s
Hd, slihough it possesses no csthsrtic or
diur,tic Effect, Its use will sooD establish ,
rsr ulsr habit Of body SIS vel! ss cars-1ess'
nss, Of The kidneys indicated ~ urinary
sediusun, HsrIoasnsaA. stc.
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4 remedy that has proven itself a never

A remedy that has proven itself never
failing cure for scrofu!a and all syphilitic
disorders must quickly cure less terrible
blood diseases Dr.. Gnysotrs Yellow nocx
and SarsapsriIla is such perfect blood
purifier and strengthener OF bodily func-
tiops th at it cures the shove diseases even
Sben Hot Springs and all.other treatment I
has failed. Remember, it is absolutely
free from mineral poisons, and will not in
iure the most delicate constitution. It's
nse will make you feel buoy yant, strong su
well, and will rid your system o! all h.ooi
impurities snd every internal and ezIeE0A
ipGlcs,iou Vi uissAss.
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NEWS OF THE MORNING.

Failures of the week.
Bolivia treating for peace
Yellow fever in New Orleans.
gocd work that is under way
TapIsn's spirited reply to Teemer'
Seeking cid for Pennsylvania strikers
1sus attacked by 8 mob in the streets Oh
Pesth. 9,
Clsirsvile.
Pennsylvania murderer found in
rroCk'yr.
projected railroad in which Jay Gould
is arulinS spirit.
John Thompson on Klbourn's S'o'O0o
verdict sgainst him.
Four persons killed by tug boat exp1o'
sion in New York harbor.
projected visit of the royalty which
csr.ss hubbub in Germany.
detectives sweeping work among the
Notorious Indiana counterfeiters.
A lTuNslan DduhcA b@AAS ~ 49,
America snd is arrested in Boston.
A har dsome trombone player whom
Ionisyille bellies are pulling hair over.
ppius Hatch cleyerly but badly beaten
in the iron steamboat company election
minstrel troupe of five hundred men,
psIs to appear at the Cincinnati festival
The new phases in the murder OF Kate
Townsend, the noted New Orleans cour-
tesan.
rsre Hyacirthe explains the reforms
which he seeks within the Catholic
Church.
Dame Rumor on changes N the Cabinet.
lo,csr and Brewster the heads selected for
slaughter.
Guteau's divorced wife's husband among
me intended vic,iEas Of the Washington
gsr>ion sharks.
4 hot if,ht FOR the Court OF Claims va
.,,ry. \ South CIrolinian the probable
iyrtuna,e man.
Fresh evidence brought to light in the
ora Eurus case aud important develop.
ments expected soon.
r.Husrccd by the result of Tuesday )
r.,r,ors the Pennsylvania Legislature
concludes TO adjourn at once.
\ Letter from Glenville on the agitation
. rscard 10 railroad in Gilmer, Calhoun,
Jackson and Rome counties.
A Philadelphia girl who does not care
.,r,oci,ty suddenly leaves home, and her
friends axe unable to find any trace Of her
S1ereatOU;S.
The rather realistic romance Of Miss
rla,he Burr, a Government clerk at
Washington. She elopes with a married
msn who treats her so cruelty that she
rfgs her friends for money with which to
return hCwe.
The unparalleled career Of young and
pretty Nsl:e Bailey, who murdered Both.
emily, The English capitalist, for his money.
Her cougtships and marriages and the dcs'
tera,e straits 10 which her boupdless am
b.tfon and rec klessness have brought her.
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GUITEAU's WFE's HUSBAND
Among the Victims Of The Washfngton
Pension Sharks.

WAsuISG1oS, November s.-Among the
letters received by District Attorney Cork.
hill concerning operations OF swindling
pension agents throughout the United
States was one from Ms. Dunmire, OF COL
orado, who will be remembered as the
divorced wife Of The assassin, Guiteau. She
INQUIRED relative to the status OF firm
here who sent q circalar 10 her present
husband in which they hold out certain
Inducements to obtsin the collection OF ms
c,sim for pension. The expose OF the
operations OF shs pension agents at wasn.
inelco. SAYS MIS-. DaDmire, induced her TO
write Colonel CorkhIl for advise as 70 the
status Of the firm IN question. She also
calls his attestion 10 the fact thst one OF
The witnesses in the famous trial, who
cane from Colorado to give his testimony,
has recently died.
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FORA BURNS MURDER.
Fresh Evidence Unsarthed and Import.
ant Developments Expected.

LINCoLN, Ill, November 9.-ln the
Burns murder trial to day the forenoon
was consumed in hearing the evidence OF
eighteen witnesses brought from Decstuk
and Cerro Gofdo TO impesch Mrs. Carpen
ter. of Decatur, an important witness for
the State.
Some of them were not OF good character
themselves, but all said Mrs. Carpenters 5
reputation Was bad and they would not be.
lieve her under oath. The defense is at
tempting to prove that Mrs. Carpenter kept
An sssisnatlon house, and that Fora Burns
frequently met news sgent there. There
is a rumor to-day of the hndiug Of bloody
clothes and that important Developments
will follow
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Bolivia Treating for Peace.

LrNA, November After the revolt of
Montero's troops at Arequipl, Colonel
Rsygaddo, attacked the mutineers and the
populsce, killing seventy, including the
Mayor Oi the city. General Canevaro was
killed by his own troops. The whole Chi
hsn expeditionary force is in Arequips
The Bolivian army 10 concentrating near
Oruror, Nonteros, in Bnlivis. Bolivia Is
treating for peacs With Chill.
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ANOTHER RAILROAD.
Jay Gould and 0thers TO Build New
Line In the West.

New YoEK, November 9.-The announce
ment is made here that company has been
orgsnized to build railroad from Danville,
H., TO Ritchie, H., on the Chicago division
of the Wabash St. Louis and Pacific Rail-
road. Directors named: Jay Gould, Rus,
sell Sage, T. W. Evans, Thos. J. RYAN and
A l.. Hopkins, New York; John. H. Green;
Louisville, Ky. The directory is composed
of OF. half Wabash people, the other hs!t
Louisville and Wabash officials The rosd
will form an sir line between Chiosgo ann
the South via Wabash and Louisville and
Nashyille.
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Secret Asl sSs ssssherS.

PirrssuxsH. November S-It is believed
by sis,s apufaeture1 here that Presi-
dent Ciine's misaon to the Eas: IL 70 securs
fnsncisI aid for the stTiksrs from import
srs, ilstfading Of attempting 10 sop the
I'm pof,stion Of CLAN - given out. strike
is q rich bsrvest for the importss', and u
10 not unlikely thst they will secretly aid
the strikers.
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THE MusDER OF KATE TOWNSEND.
s.u Pbaa.. 10 the ssted New orleans

INV ORLEANS. November 3.-The latest
phase IN the Kate Townsend murder case
is tha a,ortgaging Of all the dead uomsn's
real estate. worth 10000, bsqueathed TO
TroisTiile Sykes, the murderer, TO secure
TIE payment Of notes for $4,000 given by
him 20 bis lawyers. Tbs testimony beioze
,he Cororer's inquest tonight disclosed the
isct that the Witnesses had already been
taupsrsd With. two OF the domestics IN the
hou:e mai ing directly opposite ststsments ts
TO thote which they made at the time when
tie murder Vas Uncovered. 1he yoooe
cotton clerk, sho is supposed TO have sup
planted Sykes in the nomans stecuon'
ard n have indirectly caused The murder
las ned from the city.
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TUG BOAT ExPLoDEs
And Four Persons are killed I'm New
York HarbOr.

New YORK, November 9-An explosion
on a tugboat to-day sunk the boat and
killed four men. The boat was blown into
fragments. The flying pieces killed the
helmsman on one of the schooners. Seven
persons were on the tug. The killed are
Captain Eardis and wife, and Charles Con-
ners and John Kelly, deck hands. Charles
Kelly, the engineer, was picked up with
two broken limbs. The other two men on
the tug were blown into the river.
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Haplan.s RepIy 20 Teemer,

Bos1oN, November . 9-Hanlan thinks The
challenge from Teemer to row for 5000
uLfsir, as Teemer knew that he intended
to sail for Australia. Hanlaa will make
match now to row Teemer for $40 900 next
August. the distance to be three miles and
The course TO be nutuslly acceptable. He
will make a deposit of 500 or more.
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A SCENE OF BLOOD.
FIVE women and n Man Brutaliy At.
tackled.

BoSToS, November 9.-This morning
Officer Kimball, hearing a woman's cries
in Bsrtletts Place, entered No. and in
orner room found the occupant OF the tene-
ment, named Macintosh, suffering from
severe bruises. His wife was in the mid
die of the room, with her forehead broken
in two places, aud other injuries. Near
her lay Mrs. Frank Garkley, severely cut
about the face. Mrs. Macintosh may die.
She is enciente. Frank Barkley, the di-
vorced husband of the woman injured, has
been arrested as the assaiiant.
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NEs ORLEANS, November "a sI-yeaf-
old Italian girl died Of yellow fever on
Tuesday. in the Charity Ho7pital. three
hoar, after admi.tsnes. The child vas Of
q fsmily OF emigrsns Who. With others,
csme here alter landing At Vera Cruz,
where they did not obtain employmeD
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assa ~ 1rs0 8svs.

Of her until the news Of ths murder.
From the nswspspsr dispatch from
wichiia, Ks. Il would appear ths. she left
wauksshs to meet :Bethsmly and. - before
stated, that be 10 tbs rich foreigner shs
spoke Of TO Mrs. Sweet. They met IN 81
Louis, 10 which plsos she vent direct from
wanksshs, and arranged 10 20 70 TsIss 70
starts sheep rsnchs. While pas1ing through
the Indisn Territory, October she Shot
Bothemly through the hssd. Sos then
Tssk Pssssssssa 81 Hss fsnsh.
containing diamouds and jsSslry worth
n .OpO. to~stbsY With bis outfit. oonsistinS
NJ sb.sp and stock vosth. .Si0.Dp0. She bar.
led Ii q body st skeleton rsncbe, snd start
ID south, bot vn arrsstsd heoIt nine
miles from vhsIs the murder ~. com.
mittfd.
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A DETECTIVES NOBLE WORK.
Rr6aAirg up the Indiana Band OF
COunterfelterS.

NOnnterEetNcrN.
EoDSEyfLLr, Tsp November . y. Z Gre
cilus, o; Rcston, a small town in Perry
County. about fifty miles from this plscs,
on the Louisville, Evansville and st. Louis
road, was arrested late Yesterday by Detect
i've Il. r. Hobbs, on the charge OF counter
feiGnc Crecilus Is a lawyer of that place,
owns about fourteen hundred acres Of fine
land, and has heretofore borne i splendid
name ia this community.
Through HObbs' Dealings
with the riks county gang he learned
OF Creciius' connection with that organ
.zail"E, and, just TO make clean sweep Of
the aW.NreaSers he turned his attention 10
the lswy = He wss lust IN time, however,
as his an had learned Of tue srrest of his
cOnt,d,ra,es, and, hsyiRg arranged his
business for 81 indefinite absence, had
packed his grip and started for Canads.
The Ci'csr h.d been watching the house,
he h0'ing seCreted himself in a neigh6or-
irg woods ard yesterday when the lawyer
Was on bis way 10 the stauon, and having
10 pass Hssr where Hobbs was in hiding,
he wss neatly arrested without bloOdshed.
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THE COURT OF CLAIMS VACANCY.
Illinois and North Carolina Men the
Chief Contestants.

Chief Contestants.
WASHINGTON, November 9.-The Presi-
Gent has not yet appointed a successor to
Judge Bancroft Davis in the Court OF
Claims. There are several applicants for
the position. Ex-senator David Davis, OF
Illinois, saw the President yesterday to
urge the appointment of a man from Hi
nois, but with what success is not kn wn.
1t was stated that Secretary Lincoln was
urging the appointment OF this man, but
the Secretary said to-day that such was not
the case, and that the President usually
Made Such Appointments
r-;,Lo-. ;r,o-rn-Dnna frn,n prarnhn-~ - -
Cabinet. I.
II is understood, however, that while Mr..
Lincoln vii! not urge the appointment OF
eX Senator Davis Candi late, his relations
with the latter, which are OF the most
friendly character, will prevent him from
interesting himself on behalf OF any other
candidate a gentleman who is himself
An Applicant for the Nacnpf Judgeship
and who called upon two or three men,
bers of the Cabinet today to seek their
good Offices in bis behalf, brought away
these impressions with him after seeing
the Secretary OF War.
one of the most prominent candidate for
the place is the present Solicitor OF the
Treasury, Judge Kenneth Rsynor. of North
Carolina. Judge Raynor says that he ac.
cepted the Solctorship of tie Treasury
under President Hayes
ON the Assurance
that he should be given the second vacancy
occurring in the Court Of Clai ms, the iirsl
having heen promised TO Judge Bancroft
Davis. who was soon after appointed. Siuce
then Judge Enynor has been more than
once disappoin'ed in his expedition Of
succeeding 10 the next vacancy. He say
that one obstacle in the way OF bis appoint
u,eut is that he is from the South, bu' he
thinks that this
Ought Not , he An Objection.
There has been but one judge OF the CJurt
Of Claims appointed from the South. lie
vas appointed by President Johnson anu
SIpD .ipnpI
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A Wild Scene OF Death.

RALEIGH, November 9.-At Laurinville,
while gathering of colored people was
in McI.ean's hall the floor gave way and was
followed by the walls tumbling down. A
wild scene of excitement ensued. Eight
we're injured. two MORALLY.
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pu.,p...fa,rurs. Of the wees.

NV YoRK. November 9.-The business
failures during the last seven days in the
United States and Csnsds, as reported to
the r. G. Dun & Co. Mercantile Agency,
were 2ll, agsinSt 2l5 the previous week.
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Jews ATTACK ed by q Mob.

PESrm, November "a mob attacked
Jews at Zalaloevor. The police were fired
on by the mob. They returned the fire,
killing two and wounding several OF the
rioters. The mob then fled. Three per-
sons who were arrested have turned in.
formers.
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II :, we'll to know the best remedy for
coughs aud colds, soreness OF the throat
snolungs. consumption end all pulmonary
diseases, is Dr. Wista,'s Bilssm 0i Wild
Cherry. It quickly sl!sys iBfi,m1a!ioa
snd checks decay.
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A DAY OF HORRORS.
Twelve Men Killed and Injured by
a Falling Building.
A TERRIFIC STEAM TUG EXPLOSION
Hurls -Four Persons to Their Death in
New York Harbor-A Scene of Dis
aster in North Carolina
Other Fatalities.

BUFFALO, n. Y, November "a gale
this afternoon blew down a four story
building being constructed by Jacob Dold-
Twelve men were buried in the ruins.
The killed sre:
JACOB ScHoESTHAL, carpenter.
WM. ECEERT, carpenter.
JOSEPH GREEDEL, carpenter.
JOHN OTTO, laborer.
CHARLES FISTSER.
Seven others were seriously injured.
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AN UNRULY Member.
The Trouble Kicked Up by Gov.
ern0r Cleveland
In the Great Empire State-A Bullying
Letter TO John Kelly Brings a
Disruption and Open
Warfare.

New York. November 9-The Demo
cratic State ticket is fairly elected by from
10000 to Is, 200 majority, according to the
way the candidates ran. The exception is
in the case OF May ynard who led the DEM
ocrat.c ticket as Eomiuee for Secretary OF
State, and who is laid out by the liquor in.
terest vote and by d.Sai'ection among Dem
ocras by Is COZ or 20wo. There is
AEig Row Under Way
over il, and the quarrel may lose New
York State to the party year hence.
The trouble dates back 10 last winter.
when Tammany became angry al Governor
Cleveland for his nominations % MINOR
offices in New York city. There was
great rumpus in the Legislature, aad the
Tammany men said mean things about the
Governor 1t was not settled satisiactor-
lily, and Tsmmany, by Republican aid,
Prevented the Confirmation
of the Governors nominations.
When he State Convention met the fight
WAS renewed, and the Governor and his
friends prevailed nominating Maynard for
Secretary Of State. Purcell, Il the Roches
ter Union, was Tammary's choice, but
Maynard was put through under machine
tactics. Purcell's large following in West.
ern New York declared war on Cleveland
forthwith.
The Governor
Then Wrote Ia John kelly.
the Tammany Boss, letter debating to
him who should be nominated for the l.egis.
lature in New York city, and, ss Is alleged
by Tammany, knOck"d over all the har
mony programme OF the Democrats in this
city. He also removed John w. Downing,
Of Queens, VINO had been District Attorney
of the corrnty, and who had Just received
the Democratic nomination for the Sen'
ate.
This Causcd Downing's Defeat
on election day.
lySSaaSSwietf witftn tnnmGer, he HcmHcrats who are
not in the Governors following are Kick.
ing up tremendous row. The Sun. the
Star, the Graphic and the Rochester MON
are pitching into Cleveland ssyagely. aud
the fight seems 10 be too bitter 20 suglr
well for peace within twelvemonth The
l"2. 600 ms siOrity for Cleveland year ago
EwinaIcs 20 $4,000
this yesr. aud makes New York doubtful
State in the fight for President.
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wAsmsoros, Eovembsr 9.-Tbs Prssi-
dent has appointed ths following Pos..
matters: Chas. w. spalding. L,rsmis.
Wyoming. and Sehafer Peterson, Dsc,tar,
Ipdisna. B,muel A. LAscb II sppolntsd
We yoss odI0s iAsS<slos q PsaAAyiTAaiA