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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-03-08
A LOVE SONG.
Written for the HERALD ]
NOW He IS HAPPY.

When balmy airs of morning,
Are sweeping DER the lea,
And all the feathered sOngsters
Trill their sweetest notes of glee,
Then comes my little darling
With sparkling eyes so true,
And greets me in the sunlight
Ere the fading of the dew.
When gIows the sultry noontide
Der Valley hill and plain,
With net a breeze to ripple
The shimmering golden grain;
Then o'er the tranquil lakelet
We float with happy glee,-
My darling with her crimson cheek
Is sitting close by me.
The pale sweet star Of evening
Is sinking in the west.
And softly now the twilight falls
While nature sinks to rest.
The true heart of my darling
Is beating close to me,
And my very soul is throbbing
With o rapturOus love divine.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-03-08
TytIITyit !II

Reader, you should go at once to
your druggist and get 25c box of
Browns Arnica Salve. If it fails
once to cure any burn, old sore, ulcer,
frost bite or inf1amed sore eyes, your
druggist will return your money.
Positively warranted.
The Children
often get burned or bruised. Browns
Arnica Salye is warranted to cure at
once. % cents.
A Huge Cinnamon Bear
lacerated and tore Geo. Barker near
Leadville last winter; DR.. w. K.
Leonard said II cured his cruel
wounds with two boxes of Browns
Arnica Salve, and without scar
You should have box Gf Browns
Arnica S4Ive always in the house; il
removes inflammation and heals when
ever the skin is broken. If your drug.
gist does not have it, send 25 cents il
stamps to the Brown Medicine Co.
LeavenwOIth, Kansas, and they viii
send box by return mail. For sale
by J.-V. Close and III. G, Sprague
Phillipsburg, Kansas,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-14
WAITED FROM WESTON.
A Fine Bu,iness Opening - An APP
proachipg wedding Among the Ellie
-Olher Matters.
Special 10 The Reg'ster.

SDscidl TO The Register.
WESTON, W. VA, November l3.-Eumors
have been ailoat for some time that the
Weston handle factory, which has been
doing business here on large scale, was
% change hands. The rumors were Ver.
fed ,ast week by the assignment OF one OF
its proprictors. The remaining partner,
having other business interests,
Adyertises 10 for Sale.
Here is good opening for sone one with
plenty of pluck and capital.
The Free Masons have purchased tract
of rround iust below the city, which they
sre layinC out in cemetery lots. IL -
something that is badly needed. =,
One of the grandest events IN tne socIsI
circles here Will take place at 81. Pdtr!cE
Church on Wednesday next. II W!Ii De
,he occasion Of the marriage OF l,r. Fian'
nerv of Baltimore, and Miss Ella Brannon,
Dnughter OF Judge Henry Brannon.
Prof. Schmitt and Miss Ella Jackson have
arranged a beautiful wedding march for
the occasion. 1t is arranged for the cornet
and organ. uu
Lock Company, is here putting new sale
in tho vsuIt of the Exchange Bank.
l" Tr. Su PsnnbIicap's stereotype" local
writer comes down on your correspondent
in regard to the new paper that was men,
tion,d with who told you so, snsrty'
Ne would not have mentioned it had we
Not Had Good Authority.
The shoe appeared to fit him quick.
Na, McCsmeron, OF New York, is here
IN the interest of q Brooklyn firm.
c G. Mister and J. ID. Reynolds, OF Balti'
more. are IN our streets.
W. H. Hill, of Chicago, passed taloash
here Saturday en- route for the back coun
IipS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-14
A DREADFUL FALL.
Brave H"man's Narrow Escape from
Death.


A,.Tsh.ar accident, but proyidentiaIiy
devoid OF serious results, happened in
Pas.-r ,5cUt : o'clock on Monday night
Just s't-r the terrific rain and wind storm.
"r,. vss.i rrorauce, wife Of Nr. Benz
Pr0varrs wen; 10 the wei for water, her
Hrrle oaUgbter stanuIng IN tue uuuI uu'H'
no .u. lamp. but the distance was too
,rGst sa- sugth;Ng but very I=eIie
III. The wind had blown the
vii rrrb down. oI which fac. Mrs. Pro
vsr,re va, ,cr,rant, and she stepped OIL
MO ,ne We. which IS about twenty leet
Essr With "vp or SIX feet of water. Ile
.gu..rnu 10 Mrs prOyance was terrible ~
,be found herself going down 10 probable
death bar ,ur heroic woman made brave
s1ht f.- .sr. She was fearful thst her
.Lri ..rg,irnt a. her long stay, might
come in search of Der and and meet
4 Ike fate. 20. without single Outcry
r0 dtno'e her horrible position, she began
the s.reut. which was slow and tedious.
She had sustained no serious hurts from
herf.I OWN. 10 the tact that her clothes
buoveL her UP. 30 she hai her strength re
served .Or the perilous tourney up the side
o: tie vel. She ma y gained the top,
;hough I'm an Exhausted condition. Her
ssrsup from instant death is regarded as a
miracle. Lrd her husband, though strong
asu. v-It Ike i child when he heard his
vile s,Ory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-14
BENWOOD BRIEFS.
Meeting of Council-LonE List of Per-
senaIs An Interesting Enfertatn-
menf.

Special 10 thr Register.
Esxwoop. November l3.-COunCil met
last night.
The elocutionary entertainment Monday
evening was a success. A fair audience for
this town greeted the elocution;sts. Inc
proceeds were about SIS or $50.
Tie Mozart choral CLUB met at the resi-
depce of Miss Carrie Vance last evening.
For grading and mscsdamizing that por,
ton of the county road in the upper "srd
the town has expended the sum ot 81 loC;
Council at the meeting last Uisht oruereu
the final payment, which was $500.
Tnis contract was awarded to Mr.. waiter
pugan, who has completed Il in most sat
isfsctory manner and deserves, IL he so
wishes il, to have all ike work that the
city may have done.
Miss Kate Fitzpatrick and Miss Marion
Gst.ly are soliciting for the fancy table ior
the festival TO be given by the congregation
OF the Catholic church.
Mrs. w. Brown Was visiting TRENDS IN
Bellsire yesterday. ,.
One case before His Honor this wee X. y
plain drunk. The SUBJECT ives sent none
The goods came yesterday for Mr.. Gate
The mules of the Beuwood works have
Rev. Cunnipgham's children are afflicted
with the mumpS.
w, Johnson, of Wheeling, was in town
visiting his psrents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-14

announced meetings at 10 o'clock this
morning In Masonic Hall.
The Grand Lodge will meet again at 7:59
o'clock this evening and the first order OF
business will be the election Of officers.
Past Grand Masters Logan and White
were in attendance last night
Grand Master Flick's address was q fine
literary effort and showed large amount
Of special work done during the year. He
had rendered great many decisions.
Clerks OF Circuit Courts are we'll repre-
sented. There are Stricken, OF Ritchie.
knight, of Peasants, and Ra ier, Of Mich
olas.
Among the doctors In attendance are
Baily. OF Spencer, &. T.; Evans. OF Middle
way, Shriver, OF Bethany, and Edwards, of
Wheeling.
Albert A. Lewis, of Weston, handsome
and debonair, as of old, is present. He has
well survived the joke that made him Q
candidate for the Supreme Bench.
Among the lawyers are Bennett, of Wes.
ton, Howard, OF Mason, Meighen, OF Mar
shall, Walker, OF Jackson, Jacobs, Of Wet.
eel. Hamilton. OF Calhoun, Blair, Of Dod-
bridge, and Brown, OF Jefferson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-14
A WESTERN SCANDAL.
General MY ers Accused OF Seducink the
Wife OF q Friend.

ST. PAUL, MINI, November ia new
and highly sensational development in the
scandal case wherein General Myers. late
chief quartermsster of the department of
Dakota, figures so conspicuously, came to
light Saturday. 1t was nothing less than
the issue by Governor Hubbard Of a 'qs 81.
ton on the Governor of Illinois for the ar
rest of General Myers who is now in Chicago
the charge beirg adultery which in Min
nesots is a felony. The req isition was
issued after a suit had been brought in
the municipal court through his attorney,
C. E. o Brien, by Dan Vermilye, the COM
plsinant and husband Of Mary C. Vermilye
with whom the alleged criminal relations
took place. The requisition papers were
taken to Springfield. The complaint of Yer
milye alleges that General Myers alienated
the affections of his wife, and was guilty
of criminal conduct with her in st. Paul,
Chicago New York, and abroad, beginning
in ST. Paul in 1881. The whole affair is an
ugly one. General Myers being an intimate
friend of both Mr.. and Mrs. Vermilye, and
having been engaged with both in specula-
tion in land on the Northern Pacific road.
For long time the general lived in their
house and was regarded as father, and
trusted as such.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-14
DANIEL BoONE'S RIFLE
,,,er ro>>CSsion oT "a West Union Cum
smith.

r,tlr Possession oi % W est mon Gun
smith.
r..rgsr I'd. dent OF the West Union
Record writes that paper ss follows:
have lai n ny shop for = quarter Of cen
,r,y m Oh gun barrel. Last Saturday j..
r Robinson WIS IN my shoP and as We
49, 'l.a:ac over some new gun barrels,
attention was attracted by the curious
I'D ..v.:al &. .gca-aGcs Of this old barrel.
r,i,. .,fry ..ag and large in the bore, carry
.,.,sE E,.E uunce ball and at the present
80 .v.-.l rp considered too light for the
...- n..p T." barrel was once OCtagOn in
.r.,p. ~. ~ long use II IS nearly round.
Wiz NJ Robinson was examining /! his
,.,sr,..,. W., attracted to some very small
g.,. NJ. tie .,rrel that had evidently been
~.sts a~ some sharp pointed instruments;
o.. bee was Ge>irnus 10 snow what
p was ne examined II more close
" ana after some tCOJb.e
h. made cut iD rude letters the following
-ysc,lption. Dan Boone, III" | told
bIn, 2 must be mistaken. By cleaning
svsv the rust and dirt that enCUmberei
the r.J~-- IL was plain. Though rudely
me ., ,r.i be easily read. We were
sms ed atwhat we saw. Could il be that
N o.i .un had once been the property OF
ne oa 0,nJsr and pioneer? This vas
shortly sitter he moved his family 70 Ken
;gcsy and shout tive years before the Bat
..-l. tie Ike L;CEs, in which Boone lost
s-,l -rl many brave Kertuckians lost
their We kFDtCCEy was then an I'M
5rCken wilderness full OF indians and wild
g, r.s's Any one can see this gun barrel
=. wishes ~, bUt it is not for sale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-14
NEWS OF THE MORNING.

,rdi,n narauders captured in the North
,boy .ho. by his brother near Ravens
~ impor,au: enterprise IN the Kanawha
Valley, n.r,.
swestOn.
sister o; pr. Tanner dies OF starvation
serious statbing afrray near Richie
COu:t House.
A., ORG p e;., in haste to wed marries
.,a Vr5us man.
n,,is. Roone's rifle in the possession OF
,Wr,, Union sunsmith.
,~ne woman narrow escape from
-, s,t5.i 0y the West virginisn.
r.. -..a.y.l Of a Joliet, Ill, enterprise
- ON. thousand men out Of work.
.k,tsh Of ex-senator Mcdonald, with
-, n. .,-e OF the man and his home
lie.
uowaT-srton printer prolonged a spree
-, ,s,ur,d his wife and children to sks'-
,.1--
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-14
THE sr. LOUIS POLICE FIGHT.
Another Attempt TO Bounce Chief
Caml belt Fails.

Sr. LoUrs, November lS-The Board OF
Police Commissioners, at a regular meeting
this evening, decided 10 appeal the case OF
Chief of Police Campbell to the Supreme
Court and postponed his trial on charges
nrsfsrred against him by Commissioners
int and Caruth, till next week. Attempt
was made to suspend Campbell pending
the action of the supreme court but Mayor
Ewing as the presiding officer OF the boar :,
would not permit Lutz aad Caruth TO vote
ON the ground that they were Interested
ps,ties, The board then adjourned I'll to-
morrow 10 allow members to take legal ac-
Vie, Woodward, the new commissioners
appointed by the Governor yesterday,
yoied with Iutz and Carutb.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-14
The Re>uItoTC CnreIessneSs

IN LAST Saturday. while citizen OF Coal
Valley was walking down the street lead
'rg from the Montgomery Hotel to the
S.-augbau mines, with loaded gun on his
shoulder, lis foot accidentally y struck some
object, aud in enieavoring TO regain his
equilibrium the gun Was discharged.
Ta,-r Wei, II number Of little children in
the ,'ree'. and one shot struck a little
daughter e., Mr.. Nike Nerny, only fifteen
months old IN the temple, making 4 very
ugly wovri. The little child did not
seen 20 sure much, and from last reports
We can liz. II IS improving rapidly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-14
A BIG FIRM GOES UNDER.
The Results Of Specializing Too Much
In Real Estate.

CINCINNATI, November l3.-F. T. Brown
( Co, leather dealers, l35 Main street,have
assigned TO Stephen Coles. Their liabilities
are estimated at Sl20oOO. They have been
horne BY Bradstrcet as having capital OF
500 40 10 $3.50 900. A large amount oil
psper maturing tomorrow IS the linne
diste cause OF the failure. Inc Httn ma
extensively engsged in speculation in
snLnrban real estate. which has not real
iIed expectations, This is said ny them TO
he the resi- cause of tie embarrassment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-14
MS DAILY PINT OF RUN,

How Tpsstsa HsssssS PpssssGee
SSree, bss Ms1s AkssesSss - 81"
Family.
TrEs1os, n. J., Sovsmber 1.-The sttsn-
ton OF Health Inspector McGuire wa 70
dsy directed 10 the family OF Joseph IL.
Johnston, in the house No. 10 Asssnp'ns
Block. The man = printer and made the
bosst that be has drank pint Of whisksy .
dsy for month. Mesnwhils his vile ma
two children. both undsr four year. o. as.
have been slmost entirely without fop'.
The Inspector found the spsftmsn" 10
sluaIid oo1ditos, ths Sofnsn sk rom
,os, Johnson wss locked up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-14
THE LATEST NEWS.
Gathered During the Night by Busy
NeWs-hunters
AND SENT FLASHING OVER THE WIRES.
Two Men Arrested For Burglary at Steu'
benyiIIe-A Heavy Failure in Chi
cago-COnditiOn Of the
Public Treasury.
SDeeia! 10 the Register.

SrEUEESvILLE, November Is. - George
Perish and Hiram Reed were arrested this
morning charged with burglarizing NJ. q.
Klinesmsn's peddling wagon of $50 worth
o: goods. The burglary was committed
month sgo at Markle's livery stable, and
The police have been working the matter
up since. Part of the goods were found at
Joe Brinkmans and part at Jennie Small.
vcCus Reed claims Parrish committed
the burglary and gave him part Of the
Goods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-14
ASeterRn of ISi2.

Recently Joseph Austin, who lives near
1mDgton, celebrated his DIST birthday.
The old gentleman was soldier in the war
OF l-l2, under General Harrison, and was
L.s most 'rI,;ed scout Daring that war,
bis KNOW edge OF wOOdcraft WAS OF much
value To the American forces, for whom he
was enat - 20 perform valuable services.
lie Las teen among the Indians during
r.-.u. O.: his ufe, AMI is intimately &c
quai. ,sG wjIh their Languages and customs.
lie tatertd ned his guests with recital oil
MS s'iyeuirrsS Indian songs, dances, etc.
The Old .ev tleman is still hearty and bids
II ? 20 celrhrnte his centennial birthday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-14
CONDITION OF The TREASURY.
TTeRsnrer wynau Subinits His Full
and Complete Report.

WAsuIYDToN, November l3.-The annual
report OF Wyman, treasurer OF tie
United States, shows total net
revenue Of $50, -, ,5Hl, a decrease
i5.-aI.h>>. The only increase in
the receipts was. from the sales OF public
lands. The condition OF the Treasury and
the operations thereof, are set forth at
great length, but the main points OF inter.
est have been pIblished from time to time.
The Treasurer recommends that an appro-
priati0n he made to pay express charges for
worn and mutilated United States money
and for the distribution of fractional sill
yer and minor coins. He also recon-
mends The discontipuance OF three-cent
pieces, and that the compensation and
mileage OF members Of Congress be made
BY di>bursing officer instead of the Treasur.
er lie urges a restoration of the salaries
in the rreasurer's office reduced in l>T6.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-14

\ remedy that has provea itself aneyer
failing cure for scrOiula and all syphilltic
disorders must quickly cure less terrible
blood diseases. DIR. Guysotts Yellow DOCK
and Ssrsspsriils is such q perfect blood
purifier and strengthener OF bodily funo-
tious that il cures the above diseases even
when Hot Springs and all other treatment
has failed Remember, it is absolutely
free from mineral poisons, and will not in
lure the most delicate constitution. Its
use will make you feel buoy ant, strong aud
we'll, and will rid your system OF all blood
impurities and every internal and errerns,
Indication Of disease.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-14
a Roy shot by HI. Brother.

k..F Fcl'.'a 'afFt -NFWN.
MONDAY ai'ernCOn couple OF John Mar
uas sons who reside just over the hill IN
"h'o Vere out hunting with a double
narre.gd shotgun. The oldest one OF the
bows shot rabbit and laid the cooked gun
upon tLN g-uLnd, when the younger !ai,
aEec twelve years. came up, and taxing
ho.a uf -. The .Oad vas discharged into
Lis head. lhirty-six shot passing through
his hat, but only ten penetrated his hest,
one o! wl5nh passed through the brain,
which is now oosjng from the wound. DR..
Hoy wss called and thinks the chances
Tor he little fellows recovery are slim.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-14
MARSUOERS CAPTURED.
Lieutenant EeII Succeeds In Ovrrtak-
ing the Canadian IaIf-Brrcds.

bpk me thnHdtHn uaif-brrrds.
-. P,UL, November i5.-Col. Whistler,
commanding at II Buford pakots hssrc
ported 10 Department, headquarters that
Lieut.. Bell. OF tho Seventh Cavalry. has
succeeded In ovcrtakinr the msrauding
Canadian half breeds near White Earl, and
had brought into Fort Buiord the entire
band and outfit. including forty six ponies.
carts. tents and other property. The party
wss composed oi eleven men, twelve women
and thirty eight children. Col Whistler
further reported that II sent across the line
WIihou. transportation he feared the
women and children would die Of exposure
and starvation. General Terry directed
they be sent At once 10 British possessions.
and be permitted 10 retain such property
rs would prevent sctusl hardship and oui'
ferinT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-14
TANNERS SISTER
Dies From Hunger and Exposure
in Canada.
Aa Accomplished Musician and Linguist
Size Becomes CraZed By the Death
Of Her Lover and Per-
ishes an 0u'cast.

MnA.GENL, NoTember i@.-Nliss Mary
Tanner. demented woman, was found in
the woods near Roc&ton, last Friday. She
was near y dead from hunger and exposure.
Being unable TO stand erect, she was con-
veyed TO the house Of Mr Charess, where
she died during the afternoon. The woman,
whOwas about - years OF sge wasa sister OF
Dr. Tanner, the American faster.
She lived around The county in gypsy
ish sort of way,
Wandering from NOu' to House
and sometimes spending days and weeks in
the woods. or in Old deserted outbuildlnGs.
She was the cause Of no little uncasIness 10
those in the Ieighborhood OF her haun.s,
and lest winter when she was found nearly
burned to death in a deserted house. the
ioCkion authorities took prompt action
and Lad her sent 10 Jail us q demented
vscrant, dangerous TO be at large.
The papers in her case were
Duly Made Out and Subscribed
to, but the high and mighty officials in
Hamilton, after keeping her short time,
considered her too much trouble, ani
turned her out into the world without
warning those who were responsible for
sending her there. The poor, half cTazed
creature wandered into the woods near
Rockton, where she lived lk" = beast o
the field until death came Ia her reiief.
Miss Tanner had been highly educated
Her home was presumed Ia ne IN Michigan
She spoke eight different languages, and
once entered a house in Hamilton and
Surprised tho Occupants
by her Performance "u the piano. She
t.lf .l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-14
LOST At SEA.
Two Barpes and Eight Men 60 to
the Bottom.
WESTERN INDIAN mARAUbeRs CAUGHT
The Fire at Shenandoah Now Under Con-
iroI-The Homeless and Destitute
Being Cared for-Maried
the Wrong Man.

NEw LoNpoS, CoSS., November l5.-The
tug c. b. Sanford arrived last night with
the barge Hatteras. The Sanford left New
York with the bsrses Ida Osprey, Dunden-
berg and Hstterss, coal laden, for
Providence, Fall River and Som
eret. When midway between
Cornfeld and Falkland Island, at six
o'clock last evening, the hawser between
the first and second barges parted and the
Ida Osprey and Dunderberg disappeared.
II is believed they and the eight men On
board have been lost The bsrges were
owned by Hsddock 4 Steele, OF New York.
The Sanford vent 10 the scene OF the dis
aster this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-14
A HEAVY FAILURE.
one of the Oldest Firms I'm Chicago
Goes Under.

Cm,Auo, November l3.-H. c. FILLING
hast 4 Co, dealers in hides, leather and
buffalo robes, made an assignment TO day.
The failure has caused much surprise and
regret among the trade, as the house is one
of the oldest, heaviest and most honorably
conducted in the west. The immediate
cause OF the downfall was the protest, yes
terdsy, of acceptance oa a six:y.day draft
for $1,000.
The causes leading to the failure we're
that the firm borrowed money with which
10 pay cash for hides and leather, and
which were sold on one to four months
time, and the fact that its purchasing
agent in Montana has oyordrawl $4,000
The assets are estimated at from 81, ,0oO TO
100 Oru
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-14
A Brutal Stabbing Anray.

htttt I'Hi"ffI.
y serious affair took place near Mt Ilon
church, eigh; miles southeast of Harris
vile, on .sst Monday night. As the peo-
pe were going home from church several
persons engaged in fight, and young
msD by tie name of Price fired mis- revolver
twice and then used his knife and stabbed
to.e Foster ten times shout the breast and
urS. Men, women and children were in
The crowd snd much excitement prevailed.
Foster WAS taken to nsighboriEg house,
end on Tuesday prs. Rymer and Crumrins
c.essed his wounds. Price is sill az largs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-14
1He Pennsylvania LEGISLATURE
10 Ind Cp Iis I.ssG Sessios Early u
D$eemb beg.

Deem Der.
H,PpfsrrIg. November l3.-In The bsn-
ate the following nominations OF the Gov
ernor for msnsgers Of the Western Penn
,ylvsnia Hospital were confirmed: Charles
T.. Boyle, Of Fsyet,s; W. T. Brown, Of
Etie,E. 4. Wood, n. d.. Of Allegheny.
Adam Hoy was aIso confirmed ~ Prssi'
den, Iudye Of III. Center district, In .plaos
of Judgs Drvir. resigned.
In tie House James u. Clayton. the sue
r.,,or 20 tb. late }. Mcdowell SHARPE.
ysst sworn in AZ q member from FfsskIin
county. IT, a..
,,b Of D,c,nb bsr wss p--,,d.
tn, House sdjourbed W meet st CLOCK
this evening TO receive the report OF the
Appropriation Committee on the shHJ
question.
Tn. action OF the House 10 sdj1u'n
finally on the 5th Of D-cembsr vas b'''i
on resolution passed by the Dsmocrat
ic caucus OF the S@nators and n~moefs
held prior to the season this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-14
Garlju~ton-s Defense.

WASHINGTON, d. C., November l].-ln
the Garlington court Of inquiry today, be
releated the story of the supple mental
orders as related in his report, and said the
Yantic was practically OF no use, aud was
sent as a tender 70 the Proteus merely %
satisfy public opinion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-14
4 ScaIy Fish story.


Last Vr'k Mr Shade Engle. near Old
FC'rar' this county, killed duck on the
Pot, IL. yer, end wert out in a boIt and
FicE'" - srd willie coming 10 the
shore .sW isrge hsss standing per
iect Y - ., ts5 the top OF the water. He
rsIssG i's'sr aud struck the fi,h a stun.
r'rr l., and secured il. IL weighed > Z
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