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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08

THEreappearance Of the Star of Beth
lehem is predicted by astronomers for
this year or the next. On the llth Of
November, 1872, TYCHo De BRAHE dis
covered a star IN CaSsiOPeia which
equslled Sirius, and even Venus, in
brightness for month, and then fell
back into its former insiguificance.
Conjecture has sought to establish
connection between this phenomenon
and two similar apparitiOns in 1854 and
945. 4 not unnatural inference was
that the same increase in volume Of
this remarkable star occurred before
9i5, which would bring US to about $50
snd 80 and to the date of the Nativity.
This star is now again due.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08

Joseph Thompson, ofSimmons' Gap,
Ga. has had nine wives and fifty-thr, %
children.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08

urged bis suit until 1t was successful.
He adopted his wife's children, and bis
married life was one OF unbr0ken har.
} mony. Franklin's case was rather De-
culiar. During his early life In Phila-
delphla he paid attention to Miss Read,
but soon afterward went TO London,
where he remained several years. Dur.
ing the separation he neglected Miss
Read In manner which he himself
afterward condemned. On bis return
he found that she had married, but her
husband, who had proved worthless,
was gone on . voyage, and supposed to
he dead. Franklin's early love re-
! turned, and, being reinforced by SYM
PATTY, he asked her forgiveness and q
renewal OF her affections, which WIS
readily granted. Jefferson waa married
at the age Of twenty.nine. Washing.
ton was twenty.nine, while Franklin
was twenty.four. The latter says OF
his wife: 1--WE prospered together, and
| it was our mutual study to render ca ch
other happy. Thus / CORE ,ted as well
| as / could the error OF my you'll. -
This union continued for nearly forty
| years, and, though Franklin was the
survivor, he remained q widowef. Tt ~
are buried side by side in the old Phi g.
delphia cemetery, and q huge slab
which covers both graves bears the
simplest inscription that Franklin could
devise. While speaking Of this subject
1t may be added that American states.
men have generally been married men.
and the Presidential chair has
Never Bat Once Bees oeespieA ~ .
Bachelor.
1t is said that buchanan, like Irving,
was disappoi nted In his early lore, and,
IL 30, 1t affords pardonabie reason for
bis celibacy. Another bachelor politi-
clan OF some note was Preston
King, formerly United. States Senstos
and also collector Of the pert OF New
York. To these instances Is to be
added that OF Samuel J. Tilden.
Shakespeare was at Is married (no
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Domestic Fires.

RALEIGH, n. c., Dec. IA News and
Observer special says: WILLIAMSON, Mar
tin county is in ashes. The entire business
portion was burned last night. The steam
err Commerce, OF the Baltimore, Roanoake
& Norfolk line with 200 bales Of cotton and
miscellaneous freight and a quantity OF
cotton ia store ana on the Nharves, was
burned. The merchants burned out are:
davenport e Co, q. b. Hassell, George W.
Williams, 8. r. Biggs, J. T. Deans, Will
liam Slaoe and Peal d Gargons.
CEDAR RAPIDS. IA, Dec. IA fire was
discovered al 2:30 O'Clock this morning ia
the st. Clair packing establishment, one OF
the most extensive Of the kind in the west,
originating in the engine room and spread
quickly 10 the rendering room, where 200
cases OF lard we're ia process OF rendering.
Within fifteen minutes the entire wing was
A mass of flames. The hremen were on
the gfonnd promptly. but it was 5 o'clock
before the oonflagraiion was checked. One
fourth Of the building Is in ruins. Loss,
$4,000; insured. Three hundred en-
ployes are thrown out Of work.
Insurance is affected IN twenty-nine COM
panies, ia New York, Brooklyn, Philadel-
phia and Cincinnati, with not more than
200 in any one company. Total insur-
ance. $4,000.
ing car OF the Chicago express, leaving Now
York at Q O'Clock last night, was discovered
to be On fire near CastletOr. A man named
Murphy was slightly blistered on the head:
A man supposed 20 be j. Wortmann, OF
West HOboken was taken from the car un-
conscious. The car was completely Quilted.
MARLBOROUGH. MAS Dec. THE Carey
block burned. Loss, 5000. insured.
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Stocks and Bonds

New YORK. Dec. 7.-Threes; Sl,04 81 to
$104 1.2; coupons, $1.14 As coupon, $l.23
IL. Denver & Rio Grande, % "a; Hous-
ton g. Texas Central, SO. Kansas e. Texas
"a Is; Missouri Pacific, 81 ~; Texas & Pa.
ciic 81 "a.
Governments strong and higher for fours;
rail- Dads irregular, states dull; stocks
opened irregular shortly after the opening.
The street was flooded with rumors, and
according to the stories circulated almost
every railway pool in the country was at
point of disruption. simultaneously with
these stories a sharp attack was made
on the market and prices fell off IL to
23-S After midday a stesdier
tone prevailed and the market rallied l.8 to
/ 3 s, the latter on Burlington q Quincy,
which sold up TO 9l.ZS. IN the last hour,
business was irregular, but on the main
was firm. Wizards were stronger on clos
log. The Reading and New Jersey Central
were strong and higher throughout the
day on refusal of the courts to grant Dins-
more an Injunction TO prevent the leasing
of the latter to the former. The New Jer-
sew Central rose IL to IS 3.8 and Reading
advanced from 81 IA 10 IS 8. The market
closed irregular and firm. Transactions,
S3l9, 800.
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San FRAHcIsco, Dec. I'll is reported
that when the freight pool, composed o.
Sol WaDgenheim, n. Waterman and
OF hers, lost Two 10 three millions By q
heavy feil In rates, Claus opeickeis EAs
caught 20 the extent Of $4,000. Another
account Gays that ihe wheat ~. Rhi
ring IL reported likely 10 incui
Iosses of NO or tnrfe uIitnJns b. decline
10 freights. lt IS composed q sfrfrsl
smaller pooh sid iuE ricun. l0sfe7i Whfch
viii probably b. lishI. Nangenh' M o.
Waterman Ell uut lnse am serious
amount nor ell TIRE REGULAR wheat ship
pers. who's Chsrts-s were mainly iaErl fi
the Ureisrable rates
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IAMPASAS.

LsNrAsAs, DEC. 7.-[Special. l-Colonel
G.. ". Jones, of Bastrop, is in the city, and
viii tonight address our people on the
fence cutting question.
District court is in session, and prominent
'aWyers from Bastrop, Burnett and George
town aTe here in attendance. Judge Black
burn IS he has q full docket.
A go gemept is being inaugurated by the
Methodist church TO build q $1,000 col
iege IN Lampasas, to be named the Cen
tsnB-y College. in honor OF the one bun
fredth year of the existence of Methodism
; a America. The chances point to SUCCESS
for the above college.
The amount is increasing which Is TO be
sent TO Hon. John Hancock, for the pur.
pose Of buying Congressman Leopold
Morse, of Massachusetts, q gold-headed
clne, on account OF his voting for Speaker
Carlisle,
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CHICAGO, Dec, John Fleming and
Frank L. Loring, prosecuted under Fed.
eral statutes for participation in what have
been known as Fund W." funds, and
whose trials have been in progress for the
past two weeks before Judge Blodgett, in
the United States district court, were found
guilty this afternoon on all counts. A
firm known as Fleming a. Merriam sdver.
tised TO do a commisson business on the
CHICAGO board, and induced many people
in the United States and Canada 10 invest
in Fund W." They collected
over 10000 and claimed TO be
using it in speculation and sending
subscribers, from time to time, large div
idends upon the investments. The Federal
authorities exposed the fraud and Fleming
fed TO Canada, but was recently arrested in
Dakota. Merriam IL supposed to BE- q
myth. Loring was proven TO have had 10
active connection with the firm. Inoict-
ments were made for the fraudulent use Of
the mails. and for obtaining money under
false pretenses. The prisoners were very
strongly defended. The Law makes the
maximum penalty In such cases, $500 and
imprisonment at the discretion OF the
court.
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SAN ANTONIO.

BAN ANTONIO, Dec. 7.-[Special I-Rev.
NeIra. Catholic bishop of San Antonio, re-
turned this morning from continental
toui.
An attempt was made last night TO bur-
plati.a he store of D. Kunell, corner oil
narth Flores and west Houston streets:
The Oh sf had prepared a key of hard wood
unc v'th this expected to open it, but the
hoy broke, and was found this morning
sticdng In the lock.
PRESIDENT Belknap, of the street car com:
pany changed the locality OF the intspdtd
line 10 suit the prejudices OF the city coun-
on, out N sending in the proposed change
I. was tucked by petition from mojority
OF prouerty-owiing citizens on the line, bu,
was again refused. He published an open
iettef today, stating that though the pro.
iert had been killed for the time, be stood
ready 90 build the line at any time the mo-
zion COZ be passed.
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Carllsle.l d The Appointment Of New
Committees.
How no Republican Senatorial Com"
mitteo VIII Appoint.
The Bills Relating to Public Lands
Defined.
Members From the Pacific States Pre-.
pairing for the Chinese.
Indian Affairs Assuming Peaceful
Shape.
A Division OF Working Committees
Suggested.
Washington News Iiems Of Interest
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, d. G. Dec. 7-[Spec i
Eleven contests for seats in the lower house
OF congress have up to date been filed with
the chief clerk.
ALL diciitn 80 the personnel OF the
new committees amount to nothing. Car
Isle has informed two Kentucky congress
men that. he is carefully examining the field
and studying the qualifications of the men,
bers. He clearly indicated, however, that
he will give the Ways and Means committee
into the control of Morrison and members
from the South and West. who were elected
on tariff issues.
Senator Maxey and A. J. Dorm, were tc-
day elected vics presidents for Texas, Of
the National Mexican Veteran Association,
now in session here.
| A sensation was created here to-day by a
charge of fraud in the late payment ct
$500, 600 to the Cherokee nation. to reim-
burse them for lands. Colonel Elias Boudi-
not makes the following statement to your
reporter tonight: "W. A. Phillips, special
agent for paying over the money, made a
statement to the Cherokee Nation that sew
en- and one half per cent. of the amount
was paid to higher officials in Washington.
Some guileless Cherokee asked Phillips to
name the officials. He did not do so, but
said well, if it hadn't been for Senator
Dawes and Secretary Teller, the appropria-
ton would not have been made" Leaving
the impression, you see, that those gentle
man had received part of the money. To-
morrow / will address letter to Dawes,
proposing to him to offer resolution to in
yestigate the matter, as l understand he
has declared this to be his desire.
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LIrrLE Rock. D-c.7.-Jsmss Underwood.
for the murder q itsrt J. Psndsrgras. e
wealthy rlsrtaf ~ Vel c1urty was hanged
today g. y r-a Esnsas. 20 ttr
rrssencs of , 90 people. Underwood way.
lad snd sbrt be vi1t On f-un bush. he
confessed The DEED md imuuted ss fhe in.
csutive % 20 % ~ ~ murder the gIte d
Peuderrras fur whom y ndfrHOod har
f0rmsd passion. bui be relierstss t1ii
story On the scsf1ld.
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Rate suspeBded-NationaI Convention
Ex-Employe Arrested.

CHICAGO, Dec. The round trip rate Of
so between Chicago Buffalo, Niagara Falls
and the suspension bridge, which has been
in operation for some months, vas sus-
pended By the action Of the Trunk lines
to-day.
A delegation left the city for Washington
to day for The purpose Of securing the
holding Of the next national republican
convention ct this city. They will appear
before the national committee at its CON-
ing meeting.
J. W. Mscksy, formerly In chsrgs Of The
foreign department e y. X. Fairbsnk' q
crest lara house, was arrested to-day while
attempting 70 uez0tiaie ct the Union Ne
tiOnal bank, draft on the bank on London
for 81. 900.
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e. rAso, Dec. 7.-Tspecial.l-Nearly
500 votes were polled in the county yes
terdav. two-thirds Of which were for the
removal of the county seat from Ysleta TO
Ei Paso.
The Guiding and loan association held its
annual election last night. John Julian,
Or. ]. a. Mckinney, William A. Davis A.
Kramer, 7. II, Buchanan, +. G Gay and
a. 9. Neven, were elected directors for the
a.rfefffrHr wear
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GALVESTON.

CaL~E.ToE, Dec. 7.-TsUeoisl.l-A man
ls-rsl 1rusr, rom Dallas, arrived q day
1r tv, si1os, has reported 10 the police
ftft Be rss robbed In Mrs.. Butch
e-e t-srdinr house this morning. Of
ff f-rr lis inside vest pocket. The vest
ras irir on the bsck Of q chair. Tonight
Cfrc5r srder arrested Charles EmmsrsoD.
irs1t sd by Turner as the man who
o1erF Isf the sane room with him last
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Famous Poets
encouragement and Advice

for Poor Farmers by G. E. Winder
Great Men, by James Parton
Dietary for Nervous People, DR.. W. A. Hammond
Country House Builders, Calvert Vaux
Gift of Memory, and Other Papers giving Instan-
SehTielp, by samuel Snlles
New for Young Men. The Opportu-
Electrical Engineers Thomas A. EDISON
Learned from the European Peas
Household Helen s. Consnt
the Age Of One Series of show
U1eposd doing at that period Of their lives by Edwin whipple
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Lnu1S, Nov. 7.-[special.l-A shooting
scrlps occurred this morning sbOut 4
clooE. between Tom Gilroy, proprietor Of
a lf7srr stable, and James Hunt. q bar.
tender. q which Hunt was shot in the wrist
ana Oh Il, but not dangerously. They bad
iu1t 10 rned IRON = ball, where they hsd
had s-ls words, and met In Gilrsy's stable,
' - Il above result.
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COLEMAN, Dec. 7.-[Special.l -Fence.cut-
ting in this county is carried on now at a
much larger scale, as the feuce.cutters have
turned their attention to small pastures.
A difficulty occurred here between John
Champion and John Cleyed that came
near ending seriously, Cloyed receiving
two wounds with knife in the hand.
A cold wind is blowing from the north at
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EnWS BY SPECIALS


Fyiei. Arrival ofa Long Looked Tor
Necessity.
4y.ca An Ex.Elinister's Funds Attach-
ed-Mass Meeting.
Austin; Various Board Proceedings
and Reports.
gau antonio: Failure to Pass tie ice
quired Motion.
Lampnsas: District Court-A Proposed
"Centenary College,"
m Paso: For the Removal OF the
County Seat.
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AUSTIN.

Auarls, Dec. 7.-[special. 1.-The capitol
board to-day discussed several matters OF
minor Importance regarding the specifica.
toua, sud by unanimous vote accepted
Clark'g resignation,
TnO ponitentiary board heard read the
report Of the superintendent and financial
agent regarding the manufactures at
U1atsy lie. Tnev say TO engage IN the
brsnesg to the extent of making 40 oIdi-
nary end $50 sugar wagons will require ehe
lnves % ,ut OF capital of $59, 200.
Tho and Fraud Board turned in pa,
pyrs 10 he Encouragement covering 60 coo
aces OF land. upon which To- bring suit
nearly al of which are in Uyaide county,
Direct receipts 10 comptroilers once
last month were $15l6f.
The trial of young Wakenson, the high.
yyavmpu, was begun to-day. A motion TOR
a change of venue was overruled.
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spaeinl kilograms Of Much Interest
TYLER.

TYLER.
Ty1RB, Dec. 7.-[special.l-The long-ex-
Dected pay.car arrived to-day and made
a,ad The hearts of the employees of the Texas
5 Sc. Louis railway. General l'Snager
woodward accompanied by other officials
ef Inc Texas Il st. Louis railway arrived by
special train at o'clock this afternoon. :.
TWO oity prisoners confined in the county
isI' with the common criminals, complain
Of having been horribly beaten for nom
c6npliance with the prison regulations OF
ths aforesaid criminals. c.,
The supreme court affirmed: Gtimyer
az al. vs. Dean ct al, from Navarro; Lam
peh q a vs. Watson from ,Ssnt, D! Fs4a fsS
Il T,Ii, Ea:l .yov vs.. Vallie, from Navarro;
Rsayes vs.. Gholson, from Williamson;
Texas Trunk Railway VS.. Aiken, rom
Raufmon. Reversed and remannSG' ln'er'
gammen, from Comal; Pierce VS.. Porter
Cd a., rom Lamar.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 7.-[Special. There is
activity in the local cotton market; l,50O
bales we're sold. Quotations revised are as
follows: Low ordinary, Z; ordinary, 5-S
good ordinary, 9 ii; low middling, 95 8;
middling fair, 10 3.4, stained, low middling,
@ Id; middling 0 Ia
Cash wheat was firm at unchanged quo
tations; No. red, SO IL to ST..
Cash corn a little lower; No. 2 mixed,
4S IA.
Wool market quiet and steady; offerings
taken readily.
Hides firm and in demand.
There is dizziness in the cattle market
and notable absence Of good stock; no
Texas.
The Gould line general freight depart
ment has. issued o circular changing the
classification on plate-glass mirrors and
empty trunks, all of which has been raised
considerably.
NJ. L. Sargent, general freight agent of
the Kansas City, Springfield Il Memphis, Is
ia town. His line is pulling hard with the
Gould people and fighting the Paramore
line. Lots of freight which belongs to st.
Louis goes TO points in the southeast.
While they are fighting, st. Louis is receiv.
ing all the punishment.
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WACO.

waco, Dec. Especial -Wil! Mad'ock'
The you5h accused of stealing COW gave
poad today in the sum of 5000 aud was re-
leased.
Bill Allen, negro burglar, who escaped
I! rom Crimes county. was captured mere TO-
day by Sheriff Coz, of that county.
HE fands of Carson, the ex-miriS'er OF
}he A Frican Methodist Episcopal church,
deposited in the Waco State bot k, were
gptnisheed to-day in the district court.
Fallon g. Lehr, once merchants OF DUB
lin, Erath county. pleading in reoonven-
Jon, recorded 81 600 damages agaia9t Peter
MeClell,nd, a wealthy citizen of Waco, on
whose petition Fallon g. Lehr's goods were
attached and sold.
A p.ass.meeting of citizens at the court.
hocse tonight listened to speeches OF the
aIdern)anic candidates. The general ex-
preston was in favor of bonding tue CITY
tor Improvements. The water works com
psny gas roundly abused on account OF the
quality of water furnished.
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Strange "reminiscences

stage-Driver Stories, by Rose Terry Cooke
Stories of Sadde-Bag Preachers, H. L. Wnckley
The Last Days of Women of Fashion by James Parton
MY First Visit Newspaper Office, Murat Halstead
MY Pineapple Farm, with Incidents
of Florida Life, by u H. Fattee
Rooms by H. W. Lucy
Child Friendships of Charles Dickens by his . ,
Daughter mamie Olckens
Student Walters. Some Humorous Incidents
o Summer Vacation in the White Noun - - -. - -
tan, by Chd Mcfherson
without having bias will give clear views oil CUR
The Childrens Page will sustain its reputation
and for the little ones The Illustrations
CoMrASIoN will % the most gifted artists.
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night and ltft early this morning. When
arrtaled Emmerson had shaved of his
mnataChe and had n new suit Of clothes
and about $40, lie was locked up In the
county Jail.
Richard lIensalt, who was shot
night before last under mys'
terlous circumstances, is improving.
The nome OF the man who did the shooting
Is withheld, so no TO effect his capture. lie
placed revolver TO Henzalt's stomach
about week since, in Poppe's
saloon, and threatened to shoot
him II he went around
his wife again. 1t appears from what &C.
CURED, that Henzalt did not heed warning.
The man will probably he arrested tu-mor.
row. He is from Fort Worth.
Mayor Fulton appointed committee in
conjunction with the city auditor. to
investigatethe books of the city railroad, to
determine the city's interest in the concern.
GALVESTON, Dec. 7.-TPress. Without
the slightest warning the supports OF John
Coplins residence gave way this afternoon
and the rear portion fell to the ground,
crushing old Jake johnson, who was un.
derneath, piling wood.
The floor had to be cut away 10 release
him. His skull was fractured but he is not
lead as yet.
Judgments against J. w. Tokals
were rendered to-day in the district court
in favor of LAG lerse e. Co., for SIS 600 and
l.. q II. Blum for So 500 on liens and fore
closures on property in Burnett, Daral and
McClennan counties and sale ordered.
The recently incorporated city railway
will probably build large pavilion on The
beach, in case the old company decide not
to do so.
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Serial Stories

The Founding Of Paris, by A
The Covenanter's Daughter, by
a Boys Story, by j
A Story Of English Rustic Life,
A Story Of Adventure, by
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KILDARE.

KILDARE, Dec. 7.-[5pecial. flames
Fowler, prospecting young farmer OF Cass,
and Miss Eddie Story, very interesting
Young lady of Linden, we're married yester-
day, Elder j. l.. Whitte officiating.
Colonel George Venable, once large
lumber dealer in Fort Worth, arrived from
Memphis to-day. Many think that his re-
turn means much for Kildare, as it is sup
posed that he will connect himself here with
others with large capital and carry on ex-
tensiye mill and iumber business.
Dr. McCIung, of Atlanta, the 80. "" OF
the Citizen j outnai was in Kildare to-day
tn see bayfield,, sick son Of Mr.. III. W..
Convey.
Captain George T. Vaughan, of Linden,
who has been attending court at Pittsburg,
arrived home to, day. Captain Vaughan is
iavorably spoken OF as suitable candidate
for district judge.
Sporting men are bringing in large guam
titles of ducks from the surrounding lakes
and riveE.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-06-14
THE UNION COMPLAINT.

The LIGHT published Subscriber"
complaint of the way in which some persons
catered for the San Antonio Mechanics and
Workinemen's union festival on Sunday last.
This was one Of many complaints made OF a
similar character, and was published in the
interest of the public. 1t cast no reflection
upon the union, but upon the caterer Yet the
union persist in taking it as reflection upon
their body, and issue a card protesting against
it in the columns of a contemporary, whilst
these columns we're open for an explanation or
defense. The LIGHT is not antasonistic to
unions, and as a matter OF fact is the only
newspaper Office in the city who only employ
union men and pay the union scale Of prices.
1t practically. believes in unions, conducted
upon proper basis, and for public advantage.
1t nurtured the Workingmen's union in its in
cep,ion and organization, and will aid it still
when it has good cause fer deiAg so; but it
will not help it when it is in the wrong nor
stine just complaints that are well grounded.
When anything has to be written on this or
any other question for public good, the LIGHT
will at all times state it without fear or favor.