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The Iola register., 1883-09-28

Mr.. Spawr and Geo. Mathews have formed
partnership and set up in the real estate and
loan business.
Charlie Reece Informed me Saturday night
that his sales that day amounted to el5O. And
Rob't Dawson said he had sold 10 pairs Of
boots and two overcoats after noon, and was
too busy to foot up his sales for the day.
Mr.. Tom Townsend returned from a weeks
visit to Pittsburgh. While gone he took in the
Kansas City fair.
Mr. Sam Force was on our streets Saturday
Sam is living in Colony at present.
Mrs. W. j. Steele has returned from a thee
weeks visit near Geneva.
The oyster supper Friday night was slimly
attended, but the boys were liberal. Tie re-
ceits amounted to $50. One cake brought sN,
and was voted to Mtchel's baby.
p J. McGlashen says he has measured some
of his corn and he thinks his entire crop will
average sixty bushels per acre.
Some of Anson weist's relatives, from Him
ois, arrived Tuesday. They are in search of a
location. ,fs..r 3.
The picnic was a failure as far as the crowd
was concerned.
A number of Miss Leora Fehleison's school
mates dropped in upon her quite unawares
Thursday evening and had a quiet little party
Word has been received here that Frank
I'll antham had been arrested and lodged in the
Terrehaute, Indiana, Jail for forgery commit-
tel in Fort Scott t-.t. sr
Mr.. L. ii. Gorrell, &. c., requested. me to say
that the Republican voters of MarmatOn town.
ship would meet at Moran October 2d, at 2 p.
M, for the purpose Of selecting delegates to at
tend the county convention PENCIL.
The Iola register., 1883-09-28
AGeneral Stampede.

Never was such rush made for any
drug store as is now at w. j. Evans
for trial bottle of DIR. Kings New
Discovery for consumption, coughs
and colds. All persons afflicted with
asthma, bronchitis, hoarsness, severe
coughs, or any affiictiOn of the throat
or lungs. can get trial bottle o. this
great remedy free, by calling-at above
drug store.
The Iola register., 1883-09-28
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
The STATE OF KANSAS,

ALLFN COUNTY.
N the Probate Court in and for said County
i In the matter Gf the Estate of Ar, hibali
Thrasher, deceased:
Notice is hereby given that Letters Tes a.
mentary have been granted to the undersigned
on the Estate If Archibald Thrasher, late If
said County, deceased. by the Honorable, the
Probate Court Of the Comfy and State afore-
said, dated the ilth day of September a. ID.
1883. Now all lersOus having claims agaiast
the said Estate, are hereby notified that they
allowance, within one year from the date of
said Letters, or they may be precluded from
any benefit CT such estate; and that IL such
the date Of said Letters, they shall be forever
barred. W. e. TIIRASiiER, Executor
September Il, 1856. 3w
The Iola register., 1883-09-28
NOTICE.

OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK,
ALLEN COUNTY KANSAS sept. Itth lass (
NOTICE is hereby given that the b. ard +
IN County, CommissioneTs:of sail county will
meet at the regular session in Oct Der next Tor
as soon thereafter as may be nee, ssary) appro-
PIRATE the sum of twelve hundred collars 81,
20) or as much thereof as may be n, ces- airy.
for the purpose of erecting bridge across Coal
creek, In Humboldt township. By order # tn.
Board of County Commissioners
SEAL.
The Iola register., 1883-09-28

THE AMERICAN PEOPLE are the ju-
ry that have sat upon the merits of the
Soda offered for its use. The verdict
is that DeLand's brands are the purest
best and most thoroughly reliable of
any in the market.
The Iola register., 1883-09-28

Collins Ague Cure is strictly veg
etable remedy which never fails to
cure Chills and Fever. Third Day and
Dumb Ague and every form of Inter-
mittent or Malarial Disease. Results
are produced with this which are Gimp
ly impossible with quinine or any
other preparation. Price so cents per
bottle; every bottle warranted. Sold
by GOOdhue & Evans
The Iola register., 1883-09-28

Collins Ague Cure not only break
the chills and fever at once, but it re-
moves the morbid bilious secretiOns,
thoroughly cleanses the system and per-
manently cures the disease. 1t is tine
grandest anti-billious remedy and Liv-
er Regulator i'm the whole field of med
icine. Price so cents; every bottle
warranted. Sold by Goodhue & Evans.
The Iola register., 1883-09-28

The best smoking tobacco is Little
JOKER"
The Iola register., 1883-09-28

-monse on NOS wcssuca. Dsvt-sO. sasS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13
WHERE IS CROOK?
The Authsrities a Washlaotsa
Have 10 Positive knswisdss
Of His Whereabouts.
The Progress Of tho 0sRn Trial..
Evidence IN the Defeadant's
Favor.
Labor TFSublss IN Cincinnati and
Chicav---As illinois PiosSh-
uaS,s TeyYibis Death.

W,sE,ssroN, May H-At the wat De.
partmeD. theTS Is sesolutely nothing
known of the wheresSoub Of General
Crook, whst his plans are or what s'ths
eompo6tios OF lis forec. All that Is
known is thai he Is in Mexico in pursuit
of the Apactes, ard that he has large
force Of Indian SCOTS, probably one hun.
dred and fifty in number. II Is sup.
posed that he has tro companies Of the
Third sna one company OF the Sixth Cav
airy with him. Dr. Raymoad, Of the
Apache c,mmard. is known TO Se in Mex.
leo, havius already reported from there 70
the Depsenent. Secretary Lincoln and
the army officers, on dut-" at the War de-
partment, uy they have
Great csaaaeure In GCNefAl Crook
snd they have no doubt but what he has
acted within the agreemcat between the
United Stateyaad Mexico, which provides
s.,at the reErla, Federal troIrs Of the two
republics may p.stprorally erISs the bound
ay line OF the twO countries when they are
in clese pursuit Of band ~ sayagOln In
din,s, II am qaestion shoy4d arise IL
would he upon tie incoming q the words
"cl ,se pursuit The fact that the Mex
icau troops aze cooperating With cen
eral Crook di,po,es OF any dorw which
may have been entertained OF the
p>guINSt,s>of His NeSements.
for, under the agreement. General Crook
was o.Iigcd 10 ~ port Ia the commander of
the. Mexican troops immediately upon
GRO ,siny the hcrdor. II IS well known
tina, ths Mexican government is even more
an ious than our own ID crush out the
msraudSng band % Indians iniestins their
northing border, and The closing in OF the
| nit ii States and Mexican forces II l. sail
is the cnly certain way OF accomplish.
ing tilis result. li,he expedition should
succeed. i is claimed that IL viii tend 10
increase the good feeling Of the Mexicans
toward tlts | lTnited States.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13
THE RING.

Wm. Edwards and Arthur Chambers, a.
sisted by Harry Gilmore, Prot A. Austin.
Johnny Cash, Wary Edwards and an ar.
ray Of local talent, last week gave spar.
ring exhibition at the savannah Ga.l
Theatre TO a large aud appsectatiye audi.
ence. The Set.tOs were all exciting, es'
pecially that between Gilmo<e and ~.
wards in which Gilmore showed himself
TO be rapid and tricky boGes. The wind
up was between Billy Edwards and Arthur
chambers, and as a matter OF course was
right up 10 the mark.
Rodney Cunningham, n bartender and
John Kelly, employed at the s,Ockyarls,
settled personal difficulty by engaging in
n game OF hit and come again at Chicago,
H., On May day. II was an impromptu
affair and SO vas put up 10 increase the
interest The lighting was hard for eight
rounds in the last Oi which Kelly threw
Cunningham, anu lost the fight by striking
him repeatedly while down. Cunningham
was insensible and a physician who was
summ0ncd pronounced his injuries dan
gerous The police were a. last accounts in
search Of Kelly. The time OF the fight was
- minutes.
The muoh. elegraphed Dunn.Carter
'.prize.Gght' in West Troy. y. Y. May T.,
was nothing but mailing match to salts
iy yrudge. Two canal saloon keepers
nuarrelcd and the result was a biting,
gouging and punching iussel In the gulf
back Of the village, which lasted 10 min
utes. No ring rules were obeyed and the
sCrimmage was in one round. II Was moth.
ing but lohierish brawl, like the ms rjOrity
OF The affairs between novice, reported IN
the daily papers o. the present day and
djerifed by The nams Of prize fights, 10
whirh they boar precious lule resem'
b,auCr
"p-or' J. G. smith. the Michigan negro.
is in training ~ h'b4nv. y =. for Iish,
at Boston. Nsss May = with Hsdiey, the
colcTrd heavyweight Of Connecticut A.
bany sports la, :-t0ith.
The case OF Nike 'Ieary and James
Freeman vas on Nay posip0n"i in PAL.
adr'phia for two wceks. Sanders - now
r,gardeJ 20 out 0f iaHysr.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13
TnE TRIGGER.

rcing ,uestoqol recently ~ 70 hls tn,ure
intentions, Capt. A. II. Bogartos Is re-
ported as saying There j. no doubt that
age ~ beginning 10 tell, and ..si more
than likely that will retire on. Lune ~.
the date to wh!oa my proposition regard.
ing the emb.ems IN my posses IioH rsfnaina
open. The trophy representirg,iho worlds
cham Dionsbip and the American Chara.
pI0nship emblem have become my per.
sons property by right o. conquest.
AIN s:ill willing 10 defend either. Months
sgO the crack shots Of America and
Eu.one we-e notified cIAt wOald waive
a.l rights o! poese..ion, ard that II anyone
would agree 10 shoot pe "udeF the charn-
p!onshIp rDnlit.ons, ard sLoHld win, !
would 0,t only suTr nGeS tLs stakes, Tat
:lie erab.suis also. Shs yEOy6nition stll
holds good. There is one .point thst sho1id
b. placed s.yaarely Ge'oTe lie public. !
viii wager $500 to $40 that no man Can
c9ua! my isat OF breaLsng ,JJD g.A-S .Alla
in IN lem. -. Sl,'yay 500 that my scUre
Of .Dg straight kills at Chicago July II
isCi. nanaSi be 5guslsd Gad 81 go % 80
that no GDs can eaua nay score "a tbe
Ga'Ili II New NofL yTlY. 3. is3o-ys dead
tif IS "a tyO-Hds, similar condi, 0as.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13
SUBJECTS FOR THE MOOSE.
Parties from Jefferson County. o who
Have .Got There"
Special to The Sunday Register.


Special to the Sunday Register.
STEUBESyILLE, May l2.-Sylvester Mac
Kisson, who was hung at Cambridge, Ill.,
Friday, is the third jefferson county boy
who has gone west TO grow UP with the
country, and before they accomplished
their aim of growing up" found them
selves dangling at the end of the hang
mans rope. Mackisson was born in Bel
mont county, Ohio about % years ago, but
when young came to Jefferson Couaty, and
has since, up to two years ago, been work
ing as a farm hand in different parts OF the
county. He went to Illinois in 1881 and
worked on the farm of Jas. Coapland, who
is a native of Unionport, this county, and
who, with his family, went to Illinois
several years ago. One day, when Mac
Kisson had been there for about year,
MRS. Copeland was Found
brutally murdered, with her throat cut
from ear TO ear. Suspicious pointed TO
Machisson as the guilty man, and from the
fact that money and other valuables be-
longing to Mrs. Copeland, was found on his
person, led the authorities to arrest him
for the crime. He was tried, found guilty
and and on Friday afternoon suffered the
penalty OF his deed. He protested his i'll
nOCe0ce 10 the ldsI. lI5. NOpCAahN hao =
daughter OF Mr.. George Frazier, well
known farmer of Wayne township, this
county, and was only 2S years OF age at the
time of her death.
The Other Two
Jefferson county boys who suffered like
deaths on the gallows was Richards. hail
Jug from Mt Pleasant, who murdered, 1t is
claimed, six persons during his checkered
career. and who was hung il Colorado III
1881; and Jim Gilmore, hanged at Dead
wood, ID. T, last January for the murder
OF a Mexican.a a full account of whose hang
ing appeared in the REGISTER at the time
A great deal OF influence was brought 70
bear on President Arthur for Gilmore's S
pardon, but without avail, and he had to
swing. In his own language, 'he took the
medicine like a man So you see old JET
ferson holds her own in furnishing vic
tins for the hangman, although they have
to go West" toperform their bloody deeds.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13
The LnSOring Glasses and Industrial
Interests Of the State.

NfftuO, ". ," s"ft I''''i'
The Wheeling SyNpA" REGISTER OF April
29th. with its ten pages and mammoth ed
ition, demonstrates two tacts-the rapid
growth OF Wheeling in the past few years
in commerce and manufactures, and the
even pace the REGISTER newspaper has
kept with the growth and importance OF
the city. The SUNDAY REGISTER, OF the
date mentioned. in solid matter, under ap-
propriate heads, and embracing several
pages of the paper, presented its hundred
thousand readers with 4 reflex OF the
business of West Virginia's fast growing
metropolis, that is a worthy tribute TO the
enterprise OF the REGISTER, and compli-
: II 10 the city OF Wheeling and the State
Of West Virginia. The REGIsrEE's political
preferences, may III some in some instances,
fail TO meet the concurrence OF every man
in the State, but its answering devotion
TO the laboring classes and industrial inter
ests OF the State, cannot but excite the ad.
miIation OF every intelligent citizen. be
his politics what they may. The REGISTER
is well worthy the high degree of success
il has achieved as a newspaper.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13
THE TURF.

The scratching of Thora, the favorite for
the River Stakes at Nashville, on the
| morning OF the race, May >, elected much
commen. there. Mr.. Reed stated that the
pen had been put through her name be-
cause her trainer had discovered the night
| previously that she was in season and
wholly unfit for racing. which fact was re-
| ported to him next day.
Now that the League Racing Board have
| passed resolution to the effect that the
| twenty.mile race for thousand dollar cup
TO take place At the Springfield Mass
Bicycle Clubs September tournament
she'll be the authorized League amateur
championship race at the distance for 1888,
efforts are being made to secure the i've
and ten mile races for the same meeting.
Eli Marks, weilknown sporting man
and "bigh.roller, having seen Drake Car.
ter travel a mile near louisville, Ky, in
I:41h., playing with his head the while,
on April 20, offered in print to wager from
i've hundred to i've Thousand dollars shat
said horse would beat any other naIaed
Starter for .he kentucky Derby.
Thelarger number of two hupded and sew.
enty.six entries hare been received for tie
seventeen events constituting the summer
trotting and pacing meeting of the Chicago
Ill.) Driving Park Association, for which
premiums agG-eeatirg sixty thousand dol.
lars are Offered.
The Westminster Clp OF &, 800 in plate
or specie. at optaon Of winner added to the
sweepstakes OF 500 each. a mile and a
quarter, WAS rU1 for " keE,ptou Iark.
Eng. May I. and was won by l.. feck's
Eercaldine Q43th Tristan liG' second and
Wallenst.in Cl3S third. Four started.
Jolly s., John, l'y Glenieg, started favor
tie for the Grand International Steeple
chase at SIndown Park. Lag. April II. but,
NJ WAS the case in the Liverpool Grand Ma
tional, he irst stumbled ald .lnaily fell,
fortunately without injury TO lT:s rider,
Arthur Coventry.
Fhe National Jockey ,i1b are getting
things at the Capital course in orter, and
notsd thoroughbred, are gathering there
for participation in ;he Spring meeting.
The stables OF Pettin ill, DaFis and Askey
arri 5ed last week.
/. &. Chase, OF Boston, oflt~s 10 match
three Wedgswood CChs, out Of Rachel.
Noonlide and Myrtle, against three colts Of
any other get, 20 trot at three. four or five
wears old.
The Rochester. n. V, Driving Park As
SOCiation will have two special installment
race S. 0oO for three minute Irotters. and
s., O00 for three minute paCcrs-at the An
gust meeting.
The spring meeting OF The Maryland
Jockey Club will be held at Baltimore,
Md, May ~, %, "a 25 There will he five
races the first day, including the Rsncocss
Handicap; five races on the second day,
including the Peytoa Handicap six races
on the third day. including the Chesapeake
stakes and the Clabsugh Memorial Stakes;
and on tire final day the baltimore Cup
will he run for the club 10 add $3.50.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13
WEDDED FUGITIvES.
The Alleged Diamond Swindisr
Takes Upon Himself tho Fst-
tsrs of Matrim0ny.
A Canadian Crank's Conspicuous
Capsrs Cause Considerable
CONSERVATION at Cory.
A Passenger Train Wrecked, and
the Engineer Killed Near
Harrisvilis, West Va.

NEW YORK, May l2--Not content with
groaning under the shackles OF the law,
Henry J. Marriott, the alleged diamond
swindler, yesterday voluntarily took upon
himself the fetters Of matrimony. lie
was recently arrested in apartments up
town, where he was living with his mis-
tress Marie Jeanne Peseuy, on the charge
of having brought stolen property into
the State. 1t was alleged that in Paris he
had robbed a jeweler of diamonds valued
at s75, 5,OOO after which he fled TO this coun-
try in company with Miss Peseux, who
was recently acquitted in police court OF
all completely in the matter. Marriott
was brought before Judge Donehue yester-
day in Supreme Court Chambers, on writ
Of habeas corpus and was soon Joined by
the young woman. The yeung people
greeted each other very warmly and
showed mutual marks of affection.
The Bride,
who was born in Bavaria and is Just 20
wears OF age, is q petite and very pretty
blonde' with graceful ana wiiIowy form,
mobile features, bright.eyes and transpar,
IL.
brown costume, with an Olive-green wrap
and tastefully trimmed white straw bon
net. The groom is the son of high con-
nected family in London, England, and Is
- years old. He wore an unpTetentious
dark business suit, with plain black tie
and black de rby hat. The young people
stood up before the Justice and the bride
placed her hand in that OF Marriott, and
smiled in his face with a look OF COnliding
interest. The ceremony was very short
one, md when it WAS concluded the hus'
band bent down and
Kissed Kts Sewly-Made Wife
very teuderly, and she with sparkling eyes
and bluShing cheeks, almost beside her.
self with delight threw her arms about
his neck. claSping him tightly and eI-
pressing her satisfaction by exc!amdtlonS
OF 10Y in the French tongue.
Judge Iarremore witnessed the scene
with parental smile, and appeared to re-
gard his work with the pleasure OF good
iourneyman. The young couple were
warmly congratulated, and good wishes
expressed for their future. Marriott was
then separated from his wife and taken TO
the Tombs by Deputy Sheriff, where
she soon joined him and remained during
the afternoon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13
AQUATIC.
u,.nts i'm ,be Near ruture.

MAY lu-Harvsrd College class races. Bos.
ton.
Nav nj--Scul,ers race. C.. 4. Prince ".
7 e. Never, dear Canton. L.
Mal %i-Ed, Hsnlan Us. J. \. Kennedy,
\ wsi Point Of Pines. Mass.
Nav %O-Passaic River Amateur Rowing
A associa,ion regatta. Newark, y. j.
lime Harlem Regatta Association
omen amateur regatta y. \. City.
Iune 2-Paisade Il. {. vs. NyaCk Il. A.,
cared race, l0nkers, y. J.
June 9. u, 2J-LaTchMont laca' 'i"o
remnant rcgattas, J.. !. Sound.
IUre lj-Childs Cup race, fy"r oars,
Philadelphia.
June ln-i mon Loaf 'iho open Eegh''''
Boston, Mass.
June l"-At.anuc la'ht '."o aEhna!
regatta, y. }. Bay.
June 2l-New York Nach, C.ub annual
regatta, y. !. Day.
June - - IU'e'''o''"' 'o"'"e
open iU.iNlah, IL; .v.oh.u,h.o,,,,l
June -%-E,eaS a.' n']~" "'''' '''
regatta, y. l. Day; -, ,.... ..,r;,,,,
June 2@--Schuy iHi' navy A"i'''''F' '"N
regatta, Philadeiphla. q. Ia .,--.. >.,..
lune -@-Ha.'aEu- a.e '-o'' e. -
Lonoon. ~ c,..t po..
June --''as'e'h a. ~ o'.''
top' MaNs' y...o, C:.,. p.,.,,, r,e,op
.u'H
JuIy intercollegiate Rowing AssOCia-
,:on annual regatta, Lake George y. }.
TON Collins, maybe not the Original
of that name. brt at all events good un
when be grips the SOULS, IS noW "a menoe'
of the ColumbIa Boat CluDoi "hsh''is.on, ,H
for whom he promises 70 40 god "a'''e
this season.
Fred. P!aistsd has beel Obliged to siys
I'D training the Tobacco Bost Club crew, N
Trnchbn-g Va. having been Summoned 10
Chicago A. witness at me trial OF Jerry
Lnnn for the murder of !imDy Elliott.
The new boat house OF the Crescent
Boat Club-oi Boston il now ready Tor the
tecept,Onb SO ,ba ., rsCts;n o vsTy short time.
Tbs 80 i one OF tha hs,. on the Charles
-;re- The honorsry membership il now
si,oo.. fop, hundred.
VII. pos. :, c,,s..,-ence Of hi. en,
n, 80 rov rsnIsn bss declined an
eiss, made him I, take charge OF the train.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13
ROMANCE IN REAL LFE.
The Sad Story Of a Former allegheny
City Belle,

CHICAGO, May '12-The sad and romantic
history of the pretty Fanny Ralstoa came
to light to-day. A woman with beautiful,
lustrous eyes, rich, dark hair, and bearing
evidences of culture and early refinement,
was gathered in by the police yesterday IN
o raid upon low.down opium den in the
evee. She was taken to the county hospi-
tai in a patrol wagon and II being treated
for the vile habit. She was booked as Liz
NE Robinson, but afterwards confessed she
was Fannie Ralston, Was born in Allegheny
City, where her relatives now reside on
West Diamond street. AT an early age she
Ran Away from Csnveuf Senooi
and married Albert Ds7is, by whom she
had two children. DAVIS cruelty deserted
her IN Wisconsin, and was afterwards nys-
terioasly shot dead at Gresn Bay. Drifting
about the country she 5Crned mp a. san
Francisco and actually begged for aid st
the door of hey uncle, the millionaire bank
er Ralston, since deceased. Penniless
the pooy woman drifted to Chicago and be-
came the companion of Nef1e Robinson,
who lived off her earnings until she finally
sunk to the lowest depths. Several chari-
table people have become interested iC her
case and will strive to reclaim the woman
who was once an ornament to society. She
says she would not for worlds allow her
father to learn the sad story OF Ee< life
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13
IN GENERAL.

Il. 4. BIsekfosd OF New York, On MAY
5 5sbiveed fine speciI4sss OF striped bass
and sasd by tbe Bri..nnic to the i/ondsn
Hxhibition.
Oos Of tie larseA henns;ies IN Sew
England is ths. OF AZ {. HAgkiDs. Of Ian
cssls, Mas.. Hbe. keepstIo o .aoussnd Aens
aai two h1ndreA ROSTERS.
From q dock Of sheep pGrebased thrss.
years sgo for 50 Culpepper, Va. tAsmsl
has realized T.. 10. and haS on bis E<n -
lambs.
The tisisiss AttorreS OF Mabdoc;. 10
county. Cal. ysts good Example b. giA.g
notice through the local papers tSs,he Will
prosecute al violators Of the game sDd
fish LAWS uhe are broreht 70 hs DotDo.
main 81 cocks u Rsleigh. n. Q. b.
tween HAAaaX and AImlnace eonntiss, ter.
mi0sisd NAY , In favor ~ The ASlifsx
birds 0Ser 20 basds ware sboSn- The
cspditieos were so . battle and 81 .0J0
the oid A dispsacA says The attend
ance uas larger sa1n ever On such ooc1-
sions IN this Stsss, md the display a birds
uDu1,sliy fine The sheriff yestsrdsy NJ.
rss,Asi some ii the isie participants On .
vaRnnt. Tsday . bench.vsrrsnt was
issued by Jeake Rnhin Of the Supreme
0urt. aud the principal participants we're
arrested and held IN 81 90 each
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13
b,,sp,e.,,~1 IN pisssssssh.

W,sHrsGrps, May IA naval of,iosr
expressed surprise at the recent failure o.
tbs Pittsburgh steel manufsctuIers 70 neie
naval ofseiaSs. I'VE had expected" hs
tlid, that Pittsburgh could not b
autdons in thss line, bat we're dissp'
pointed DIS contract vss subssa asat
y s.Aedsd 70 hs Ssath Bostss
Iron Aad 6tssi Conpsny." ibid ths Bos'
ton nam beat ths PittsosxEhsDr "fes,
very mHch. They mads Sons rsagnitesnt
gunk We have tsstsd thsa Thoroughly
and Rsd them perfectly sslsiAftosy
"Nibsl fault did you Rnd 10 u P,tisoeIfh
gtsasys Cheap matssiai vas ths mAis
Lssa4. II n,sJ 10 thst thsy hadn az
tOtlsr. or the faniiities fos DAkinf fhs eess
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