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5tale Of wes, yrrglaia. C,up,y Of Pre-.

ton, 80;
!, Smith Crane, Clerk Of the Circuit
g uft uf $40 county. d crrtlY tnht Wm.
q BrowD, Ir, aud Gdstsvu- Or, zap, wnD
Ncie b, "a decree 81 SAID COC' rendered
IN the 10 day %; ID c-mb ., 1882, ia the
Equity cause of NJ. MaAIc,r', A mr. w
II ,r, at al. Hugh McAterr ". John Me
Lead (peliupu) ,ud ID NJ. Hart W Hug
McA Ger, ct -. (cro- DuD appointed spe-
ciai cDmmi-si, nofs ~ make sale If the
real estate therein deCIced 10 be epld,
nave TINS JnY given bond aDd security ~
said eau e ~ req iifed ~ law.
NJ rcn, 1888.
BOA SMITH CRANE Clerk
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DIR. G.. NOLAN E'S
Celebrated American
WO r M SPECIFIC
.-OA
YER MIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.


THE countenance Is paleand icadep
i-olored, with occasional fiushcs, OF
4 circumscribed spot on one or both
checks the eyes become dull thep pa
pills dilatc an azure scmicirclo r.;ns
along the lower cyelid the nose is ir.
ritated, swells, and sometimes blcedsi
aswellinl Sfthc upperlip ;occasionG,
headache, with humming or thro.-
bling Of the cara an unusual secretion
Of saliva; Shiny ~ furred tongue,
breath very foul, p. Eticularly in the
morning; appetite variable, some.
times voracious, with gnawins sen
sation ofthe stomS -b,a 0thers, entire
,ygone ;fleetingn nsii. he stomach
occasional nausea and vomiting vic.
lent pains throughout the abdomen;
bowels irregulary at times costivc
stools Shiny not unfrcqucntly tingc9
with blood belly swollen and hard
urine turbid respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by hic-
cough cough sometimes dry and con.
vulsive uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding of the teeth ; temper
variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. G. MfLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect cure.
1T DoRs NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
In any form itisan innocent prepare.
ton, not capable Of doing tic slight
rsf injury to the ssost ISndcr infant
The genuine DR. MCLANH's VKR.
HIFUoK bears the signatures Of c.
McLANE and FLEMING BRos. on tina
urKanner rin.
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NJ Ju BsrtOa. PayDe reached here
IRON Chicago lasi Sunday afternoon, and
viii remain during the present term II
the circuit court lie Is "a foe health and
spins, sud quue jubllanI over the sweep
ing Democratic victory gained ia the chi.
cage municipal eI1olIon the other dav-
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leu - { ee's - al {
MUDDY CREEK FURNACE
PROPERTY.

BY authority of "A Deed OF Trust execu e.
ted IN me on the LIST day II April, 1880,
nv $ ely B Patterson and Amanda J
Patterson to secure the payment of u eum
uf money To } = McGruw, which deed of
trust Is record, q In the office of he Clerk
at the County Court ot Prcstop County,
w Va, in book NJ. 40, page $50 l, |
will sell On
TUESDAY THE l0Tu DAY OF APRIL,
1888 al public auction. On the public
ground fire tue Court House of said
equity. In X ngwuod, 10 The highest bid
der Tor CASH IN maud. all inc property con
veycd IN said deed Of trust, aud known as
The
MUDDY CREEK FURNNCE"
Property, situate On Muddy Creek and
Cncut RIVER ~ said county, aud consist
iDg of uivrTs pirCcls or iraClH Of land;
VIZ; OIe of 1877 acres UPON which the
furnace il lucaled; one Of l24 acres
known ss the
DEEP HOLLOW RUN
tract; and an undivid d Interest of two
birds IN t,sct of
525 ACRES.
The FURN ACE IL 10 .cet boeh, cold
blast, charcoal. furnace, IN gOud repair,
and could ht put IA blast In u short time
with very ldile ontlay exc, pt tor stock,
when may be chrapiy procured. IL is
div u by a superior wbt-T- power, which
mI. bt b. readily applied g. many other
useful purpO.esj aud IL II believed made
profitable.
JAHRs A. BRowH,
$40 Trustee.
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The Uuion Baptist Cuurch near Bower
masters M;lls in Pleasant District will be
dedicated on Sunday, May 81. The dedi-
cation sermon will be preached by ReY
William Wood, of Smith6eld. Fayette
county, Pa. All are cordially Invited To
attend.
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We ore still closing out our glass and
queeusware a. cost. in view Of not keep
ing II IN 'he future Call early ana secure
bargain 10 this line befoge it - al gone.
Hartley s. Wright. 47tf
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DIR. q. McLANE'S
LIVER PILLS

These Pills are not recommended
- aremedy for all the ills that fesh
Ia heir TO, but in affections Of tho
liver, and in 81. Bilious Complaints,
Dyspepsia, and Sick Headache, OF
diseases Of that character, thoy stand
without rival.
A6UE AND FEVER.
No better cathnrtic can DO used pre-.
p'nratory TO, or after taking Quinine.
AS a simple purgative they arc IN.
equnled.
BEwARE OF LIMITATIONS.
The genuine arc never sugar coated
Each box has n red wax seal ON the
lid, with the impression DR Nc
LANES LIvER Pills. a.
Each wrapper bears the signatures
Ut O. MqLANE and FLEMING Bros.
Sold by all respectable druggists
19d country storokeepers generdlu
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COMFORTABLE DWELLING
HOUSES.

Tue dense growtbs of timber If both
hard aud soft wood make the land TX
cccdingly valuable, bu wnen That Is r.
moved the laud i s,ill valuable for farm
ing purposes. Tue land Will oe apid In
trs foregoing order of tracts or ~ lrts Ia
suit purchasers. The fnT. gong sale viii
lee for 80 much casn In hand as viii pay
cpsis OF suit aud 5 ale, aud the blhhcs on
credit of n:ie, w. aud three years, with
interest from day ct sale, tue purcnUscr
executing hood ~iih approved = cuuty.
Gu,TAvUs CRg.AP.
VIM. G. BKJwN. In.
/, .mmiesiuugTg
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JNo. BARTON PAYNE.
bpecIAl CDmI Z


ton $50
]. Smith Crane, Clerk Of tho Circuit
Court oi said county,dO certify that Jno.
Barton Payne VINO wss by decree OF
said court, rendered on the Sch day OF
December, 1902. Boa the Equity causes Of
Baldwin's EKecr, W. Vim. r.. Kellov.
ct. al, and III. J.. Sisler. vs.. F.B. Kelley
ot I'D, appointed a Special COMMISSIONS
90 make sale OF the real estate therein
decreed 80 be sold, has this day given
bond and security in said cause ~ re-.
Quired by law.
Given usder ny hand, tiis 26th day Ct
January, 1888.
10 AlzS5 SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
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Mr.. ClyGe Hutchinson, late of the grm
of Hartley s. Hutchinson. - this place.
left Thursday morning f,r Point Pleasant
and other points, with view Of fndinQ
n suitable place so eugsge in business.
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The Newbure shaft has reached depth
Of 275 feet They yet lack about 100 feet
# being down to the Austen vein of coal
to reach which is the ofJ,ct in view 10
sinking the shsft.
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TUESDAY, APRIL 10th, 1854,
3 Dwelling Houses,
and outbuildings.

TERMS OF SALE Said land will
loo sold for 30 much cash In hand as will
loo SUN ciout TO pay costs of suit and
proper charges for sale, aud the residue
upon credit Of II aud Is months. pur-
chaser executing notes with good socur~
lily therefor. bearing Interest.
JNO. BARTON PAYNE,
Special Comm'r.
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Hartley & Wright are MT selling on, at
Cost. brl go uear It you can't tell the dif
ference. We ask an inspection Of our en-
tire stock to prove the assertion. 47tC
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Sealed bids Will be received 10y the Pres
ident aud Secretary OF the TupneIton
Camp Meeting Association for che keeping
of the boarding tent with privilege OF sell
ing lunch, icr cream, c,nfectioneri ?, to-
btcco and cigars, and running a barb, r
shop for the tenn f two ycarp. Meeting
oil! be held twelve days, over two Sab
baihs. the present year and not less chan
eight days the second year. BIDS TO be
received not later than May Isl, At noon.
The committee reserves The light TO reject
any or ali bids.
G. NJ. BIsH p. Pres,
KiDgwOod.
GUs SBAFFER. SECT,
IunnrIfOn
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The far and fastiyal for tue benefit OF
The Baptist church of this place, held at
the Court House on Monday and Tuesday,
Melted The handsome Gum of Sl13 90.
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That blg-hearted, whole-s uied Demo
Graf and good fellow, William J. Is.vele,
OF Function, was in l ,wu Yesterday, and
dropped IN ON us f,r moment
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Announcements.

We are sulhouz-d TO submit 10 the
qualified voters Of Preston county The
maine Of Aaron w Frederick IS az ap-
piicsut for The position II County sup.r.
inttndett ~ Free Scuuols
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ApVERTIsl EG RATES

Ii'onsiem AdSertiscmeltC-Sl per inch
for hrst insertion, and fifiy cents for each
additional insertion.
Advertisements OF more than two
squares, standing for a longer u,ue than
months. subject TO special rat, sched-
ule which can ce seon by calling n. this
office.
TRANsIESr advertisements pluSt be
paid Tor when ordered.
LEGAL notices 20 cents per line for fouI
insertions.
l. ERsoNAI. communications will bs in
serted for 80 cents per square
EN lines of this type one squar
LOCAL notices Fen cents per line
Entered ut kiuewood Post ONCE at
second claSs mail matter.
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Terms

The said lands will be sold for 80
much cash iu hand as Will pay costs oi
sui. aud proper clpr os for sale, ard the
residue upon credit Of d, W and Is
months, purchaser executing notes with
good security therefor. boaring Interest.
The sale viii bs made about o'clock.
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We are prepared 30 deliver the book en-
titled How Twas Done 20 SUCH of our
friends as left their names with usf.r 4.
cODV
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There was an lnusually large number
OF people in town last u nday, thar being
the first day OF the present term Of the
circuit court
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Rough on X is' Clears out rat, mice.
roshes. bed-bugs, flee, ants, m,ies chip
muCks, gOphers l5c.
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sRnnpIl on Hnt.,

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, n rs, ants,
bed-bugs, skunks, chipmuuks, goph.rs.
Lie. Druggists.
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A very large amount of property chang.
ed hands here on Monday and Tuesday.
Ii was regular picnic for tue auction
GERS
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With good Orchard and ou,buldingB.
For further referenco, see deed Of Jones
40 Baker. recorded Ia Office Of County
Clerk OF Preston County book No. ~
page as. The teruis oftho sale shall be
TASH 10 hand or 30 much cash a. VIII
nav OIL said deed Of trust, interest md
wM. O. BROWN, JR., Trustee.
In lou u }. q. Baker, dec d
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Mother swan. worm syrup.

Iufallible, tas,eless. harmless. ca,hartic;
for feveTishness. r.sllcssuess, worms, con
slipatiOn. CSC.
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That husband of NTjno

Il three times the man be wac before he
beg an using Wells Health Remover al.
Druggists.
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Good Advice.

You will prevent and cure the greater
part of tue ills that attl,c mankind Ia tue.
Or aDy elton, II you keep your stumah he
liver aud k,ducys in perfect workiug or.
der There Is no M iiuinu known that
does this as surely us Parker's Ginger Tou-
It. Ii will keep your blood rich andpure.
and give you good health at little cost
See other column.
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Tnomas h. Sigi,y ana Pauline L4rew.
Robert +. F,@co,t sad Minnie G. J,nr.
son.
JOHN l.. Miller and Annie j. Isyton
George w. AcDermyt and Susanqab
Huemar.
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To those of our spbscribers who have
called during tie week aud tquaTed their
sccOunts, we return our thanks,
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y a sS.AE-Ai- S<Al.l.
W 81 DENT. ct nj,
RAWLEI EVANS,ot

Pursuant to. ard by virtue ola decree
Of the Circuit Court OF Preston County,
West Virginia, rendered In the above
styled cause, ON the 9th day Of Decem.
Der 1882, tho undersigned Special Conn
missioner, Will ou
TUESDAY, APRIL 10th, 1881,
that being court day, at the front door of
the Court House of said county, make
public salo of the UNDIVIDED HALF
INTEREST In the throe parcels OF land
mentioned aud described In the deeds Of
Rawley Evans. ct al, To- Ninhred Evans,
Columbus Evans, and Alpha Margaret
Evans, dated respectively September ~.
1891, and containing i'm ths aggregate
2OO acres the said land - the one undi-
vided half ot that part of the Rswley
Evans farm lying I'm Preston County,
and is situate m Lyon district near the
town of Evansville, In said county. aud
IL the same on which said Ilawley Evans
has resided for many years. The said
land IN partly cleared and much OF 10 hue
meadow land, and IL very valuable for
farming and growing purpose. end has
on it
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Skinny Wen

The Musical Society held very pleas
ant meeting at Hon. g. M. Bishops on
Friday evening Of list week.
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wEDN EsDAY, MAY ?, 1888,

soil upon the promises, betu cen the
hours Of and y. iu., the following des-
bought by tho said Jones from Reuben
Warthen, and adjOi ming lands Of Samuel
Evans aud others, containing FIFTY
ACRES, situate In Lyon District. near
Evansville. Preston county, w Va
The above described property Is we'll i'm
proved, having on II = comfortable
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THE WEST VIRGINIA ARGUS.
P's0tiSted eUe'y >citurddy oy
GEORGE PURCELL,
Az EINewooD, PRESTON COUNTY, W. VA
sUBsCRIPrIoN-rERMs -.

10 residents Of ntIS coURtV-Oue y car
N.60: six months, 10; four months, SO
sentS.
10 Ho1,-reS'deats II the eOttgty--One year,
s,65-the 10 cents extra being charged
to Prepay POSTAGE six months, So cents.
,hr, months, 60 cents.
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Commissioners sale
120OAcreS2fT'4LUHBLE
IA N I'D.

Michael McAleer's Admir-
Va.
David NJ. Hart, al al-Equity,
AND
Hugh McAleol
We.
John Mcleod, OF al-Putliion.
AND
David Nj Hart
Hugh McAleer, ct al --Urossbiu.
BY virtue of decree rendered on the
l3,n day of Decrmber 1899, In The CIR
cult Court of Pres on County, in the fore
going c USES, tn undersigned commission.
RS will proceed To sell ~ the front door
OF The Court House in KiugwoOd. upon
THE 9ru DAY OF APRIL. 1888,
To the highest bidder, the following
tracts or parcels at laud lying on the wa
irrS ct Salt Lick Creek IN the county OF
PtstOn aud y ATE of w ~ Virginia. 1-i-
o. trsct al 800 ACRES; 2id-205
ACRES; 3i-123; 4.u--27il aud lasti, q,
Onr ut SEQ ACRES. rnesu hands are
mostly lumber lands, aud are covered with
yalu ,bc gruwths ot Oak, ilioKpy, Wal
nut u ,plar ami Pine. aud are convenient
To the B Iumurr ~ OHIO Railroad Theic
h IN one of the tracts CLEARING and az
rlcultural improvements with
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REAL ES7A7E& INSURANCE
JAS. l.. STONE & CO.,
GENERAL
REAL ESTATE AND FIRE
INSURANCE AGENTS.
KING WOOD, WEST vi.

Real Estate of oil kinds bought, sold,
leased or exchanged on conirission.
Property offered for sale through US
will he extensively advertised without
coat to the owner unless sale Is made.
Porsons desiring either to buy or sell
any kind of real estate, or to effect iDsuI--
ance against loss by fire, are requested to
I&1 On or address us.
JAS. L. STONE, g. CO.,
KiBgwood, ". We.
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Mr.. Frank jackson has b come a citi-
zen of Austen.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

by virtue OF Decd Of Trust executed
June ., 1873, by Washington w. Jones TO
j. q, Baker, Trustee, 10 secure William
II. Tut and John w. Fe tnor, partners
doing business under the fiTm namo of
Tut and Feltuer,in the sum Oi two han.
drsd and fifty dollars and fi6y. three
cents with interest thereon from the date
thereof. I Will on
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precludes the possibility of a personal ref
eTence 10 each.
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MIR. Lee Kussar,. Of Greene county, Pa,
was hire on business during the week.
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Hardware IN great varieties st IL 4r,ley &
Wrights. 47tf
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Judge hoke has Sold his property a,
KeYser, and will remove his family To this
place in a few days.
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Mr., Thomas Bell, travelling salesman for
Baltimore house, Is in KingwoOd this
week
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Rev. MIR. Flanagan, pastor of the Pres
byterian CHURCH at Grafton, was here
Thursday ana Fridny.
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Judge Hoke returned Thur-day. His
father is still living, though hopelessly
naralYZed
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Dr. Geo. b Hardy will be a, Kiugwoo
on the o n Of April and remain during
court. 3 81 9.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. H4igh, OF Oakland,
Md, was visiting friends in Kingwood
this week
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-19

rivals and 1000 left over from Yesterday
and @1oc higher figures had to be paid
by buyers.
The bill pending in the Illinois legisla-
lure, known as the bucket shop bill, com
pelllng the Chicago board of trade to
furnish quotations to all rival oreaniza-
tlons. was defeated in the senate this
morning.
Inc decision of the United States su.
preme court in the case of Smith & Light
ner VS.. Rountree, gave great satisfaction
on the board of trade yesterday. Your
correspondent saw Mr.. Lightner, who
IS one of the firm of Ella &
Lghtner and he said: ''This decision is a
big thing for this board. If a man wants
to dance he must pay the fiddler. We
handled large lines of cash property for
Mr.. Rountree at the time, which were de-
llvered to him upon other peoples trades.
but where Smith & Lightner only were
known and held upon the contracts. He
claimed that only gambling deals were
made on the board, and that the entire
business was done in differences. We
went into this matter very fully, and we
produced our books in court and showed
how he had settled the trades. He claimed
that no property was handled. We only
bought and sold on commission, and did
nothing else, but we carried him and Il
always expected to get back our money
from him. It is the first case of the kind
ever decided by the United States supreme
court on briefs. Hereafter if early piety
makes man repent after he speculates
and loses few thousand, the repentance
being SO complete as to compel him to 60 |
back on his brokers, there is likelihood |
that he will finally have to walk up to the |
ca ptain's Office to settle.''
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NEW YORK.
Especial Telegram to the Globa.l I

ISPSSAeAA W the OLOEe.
New YORK, April 1S.-The market was
unfavorably effected to-day by a break in
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy to 1859,
and later by decline in Central and Union
Pacific and Northwestern. The weakness
extended to the whole list during the last
hour, with free selling by bears, and also
by those who had been expecting a con.
tlnuance of the rise which took place yes
terday, and were disappointed at the turn
III affairs to-day. Hannibal and st. Joseph
rose per cent. during the morning, after
wards declining 3. Nothing was done
at the meeting regarding building an ex-
tension to Chicago. Northern Pacific pre-.
ferred advanced on reported large earn
ings, the increase for the second week of
April being about 100000. St. Paul for
the same time gains $4,000. There was
little animation in final dealings, and moth
ing very assuring in the outlook to war
rant much change for the better to-
morrow.
AS far as the general situation is con-
cerned, it is certainly favorable. Money is
H-N~ANi' A4NS Ohiy ASLO Uub u1OrS So IN
Europe. All Americans recently retzrn-
ing from Europe say that, owing to the
unsettled condition of the political affairs
in France and Ireland, there is no field for
European speculative capital but in
American securities. The prospect for
crops in this country is good
at this season OF the year.
The railroad earnings of the last two
months have been the largest ever known,
and though east bound freights from
Chicago have fallen off largely in the last
two weeks, in view of the near opening of
lake navigation, and though there are some
prospective troubles in the iron trade, the
general prospect for the year was never
better. There has been some selling of
Western Union until within day or two
on rumors that the Pennsylvania legisla-
ture meditated movement which would
interfere considerably with the company's
affairs. 1t transpires that the governor
of the state notified the company that un-
less returns were made on certain branch
lines, their charter would be forfeited.
The company has had the necessary re-
turns prepared, and they will be forwarded
in due time.
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Gov. Buffers Veto Sustained.

BOSTON, April 1S.-Upon the question of
passing over the governors veto the bill
appropriating money for the expenses of
various state charitable and reformatory
institutions, the house voted 128 to SO,
which not being the necessary two-thirds
in the affirmative, the veto was sustained.
Five Republicans voted in the negative
with the Democrats, and one Democrat
voted in the affirmative. The executive
council have confirmed Gov. Buffers ap-
polntment of John K. Tarbox as insurance
commissioner and J. H. Chadwick as rail-
road commissioner.
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The 50 mic Artists get Riled.

CINCINNATI. April ia strike of
sceulc artists preparing the scenery for
the dramatic festival stopped work for a
while this afternoon. The cause of the
strike was the utterances imputed to one of
the directors of the Dramatic Festival asso-
citation, as printed by morning paper in
the shape OF an Interview. The language
as there printed was regarded as offensive
b! the artists. The interview was in re-
gard to supper given some of the scenic
artists by Colonel Geo. Ward Nichols at
the Queen City club recently. The direct
ors concerned met the artists, and ex-
planned satisfactorily and the work was re-
Sunnad