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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20
MElISBuRG.

wElLssrRG, ". Va. July I9.-rEx-
elusive. THE Brooke county race course
was the scene Of some interesting horse
racing this afternoon. There were three
races. The first, challenge betweena bay
FLY owned by JAS l.. Curtis. and black
gelding, owned BY Eugeue Browning. The
purse Was $50, which was won in three
straight heats BY the bay FLY. The second
race called was Brooke county free for all
pace. Jas Curtis entered his bay for this
race also, and Mr.. Henry entered bay
mare. The contest was q close one, result
ing in favor Of Curtis. The last
race was free for all trot.
The horses entered are owned BY
J. B. Buehannoa. Gen. W. McCleary, W.
K. Duvall and Fred Ralstin. Five heats
were run resulting in Buchannon taking
FIRST money and Ralstin second premium
Several hundred persons paid the entrance
fee Of Is cents and seemed to enjoy the
racing. Pool selling was lively. In FRI
DAYS issue Of the REGISTER it was made
to appear that the Panhandle glass house
of this place vas constructing new far
mace for the purpose Of manufacturing
lamps il should have been the Riverside
glass hoase, instead ofthe Panhandle.
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BARBAROUS,

shooting Murderer. at the City OF tn,
MONTEREY, Msk.. July 1.-Two mur.
dercrs we're shot 10 thia city yesterday.
They were fastened 10 two crosses set up In
an open square near the Jail with their
arms extending on the cross bars Of the
cross. In front Of them we're drawn up .
platoon Of soldiers at distance Of four.
teen feee, and behind the soldiers a reserve
squad TO fire in the even, that the 6rst vol
lev WAS not fatal. After the GSt volley the
reserve soldiers were ordered to approach
within few PAGES OF The already mortSlly
wounded wretches. and fred balls into them
at sucb close range that The shirts Of the
doomed men were set on fire. Over Eve
thousand people witnessed the execution.
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A SWIDIING SCHEME.
a Physicisn's Plan to secure . Large In
surauee on His Life.

a Phy-ician's Plan to secure . Large In
suranee ON His Life.
NJ. Louis. Mo, July l9.-Advices from
the little town Of Reddiug, Rinsgold county,
Iowa, say great excitement prevailed there
Yesterday over the finding Of the dead body
OF a uau in the office Of Dr. Eli Quigley. A
fire WAS discovered in the doctors Office
yesterday morning. aud the partially burned
BODY OF the dead msn was found on a cot
which WAS ablsze At first il was thought
TO be the body of Dr Quigley. but an ex
summation proveR il to he the headleSs
trunk OF the partly decomposed body Of
man named Lynch, who died and vas buried
earlv in June Further investigation re-
yealed The fact that DR.. Quigley hsd disap
pesred. and that he had life insurance
Uoiicy of $40 600 in the Northwestern Mu,
tusl Of Milwaukee. and $1,000 in the Bank
erS Association. both taken ont within
year. and the conclusion reached By the
people Is that Lyuch'S grave VAS robbed
his hody placed in Dr. Qujgley office. and
the prrmiScs 6rrd in fUrtheraucr OF Il
scheme 10 swindle The insurance com
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ODD SIZED TALES,
A R0mantic and Successful Elope-
nssnt in KentuckY---SurgsOn's
Good Luck.
A Newark, New Jersey, Man
Who Has Another Wife In
England.
A Gay and Festive Rag Picker OF
Sixty Marriesa a Girl Of Fiji
teen---Both Happy.

LoCIsvlLLs, KY.. July ia very inter
esting elopement, which has set the quiet
little village of Oldhamburg wild with ex-
citement, has been reported in the city. The
elcping couple were Mr.. W, P. Carter, of
Tennessee, and Miss Lizxie Kerlin, Of Old
hamburg.
The home of the bride is a quiet little
hamlet situated in a very romantic nook
on the river bsnk, about sixteen miles above
the city
Carter, the groom, is young veterinary
surgeon, said to possess considerable skill
in bis profession and bewitching flow Of
eloquent wit aud lively humor. He took
we'll among the staid farmers Of Oldham
burg and vicinity, and was well liked,
though little was known Of him. About
six weeks ago he made his first appearance
in this section, and made a call upon Mr.
William Kerlin, the father Of the bride, who
Is one Of the most substantial farmers in
this section. He did some work on Mr.
Kerlin's stock and remained day and
night at his house, partaking Of his hospi-
talities 1t was while here that he first met
Miss Lizzie KerLin, the daughter Of his
host. 1t was case Of love at first sight
BE was enamoured Of her beauty, and she
of his manner and sprightliness.
FEARS AROUSED.
A few weeks ago the young lady began
work on her outfit in anticipation Of her
near wedding, but was soon stopped by her
parents, who discovered her intention, In
some way they learned Of the arrangements
tha, had been made for IN elopement and
watched her closely.
Garter returned to Oldhamburg. His
presence gave rise to the fears Of the friends
of Miss kerlin, and close watch was kept
upon the Young lady the whole day. De
spite all their efforts, however, they discov-
cred their defeat when the bride mother
visited the young lady room at night and
found it deserted. The father and brother
armed themselves Immediately. and togeth
er with few neighbors went in search Of
the elopers. They learned that the couple
had taken to the river and pursued them
thither. The irate father and brother were
fast upon their trail arriving at the river
bank in time to prevent their crossing. TIL,
gallant young groom hid himself and his
precious ward in dense patch Of young
willows, where they were compelled to re-
main in brcuthlcss fear ill late hour
when they crossed the river. A buggy
awaited them on the Indiana side and com
plcted the arrangements so successfully
managed in the face Of wrathful opposition.
1t is the supposition that they drove to JEFF
fersonviie, though nothing has been heard
Of them since 1t is stated that the bride 8
friends are very indignant, and intended to
make short work of the gallant Young
groom had they MN across his person.
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came Hyins over the net A band Of nu-
sicians discoursed music from the stand.
and the wealthy mstrons and gentlemen Of
leisure 90, about in grr'' " sdmiring the
players or discussing the l. st gossip.
There is Miss Tooker, tnss graceful girl
in white with the bunch Of pink roses in her
belt. On the eth she is to be married to
young Whitney Warren. son Of George
Henry Warren" said the old Newporter.
'and that girl beside her in the ecru lawn
ia Miss Daisy Stevens. who is one of her
bridesmaids. She is staying at the Tooker
cottage, and has hosts of admirers, You
know she is great heiress-will come into
a million or so Of money"
Distinguished Girls.
Those two distinguished girls with the
eyeglasses are the Misses King. You re-
member the magnificent ball given BY them
at Delmonicos Q season agof Il cost
$4,000, 50 the sayin is. Then there is
Mrs. Fernando YEnaga sitting over there
BY that pillar. She is q sister Of Mrs.
Willie X. Vanderbilt you know, and is
thought very beautiful by many. Her COS
TUNES are always effective; and she is
greatly admired in England as veil ~ hcre.
One Of her sistesinlaw is iAdy Mande-
vile. and the other, Miss YznAsA, taught
the Prince Of Wales how to play on the
banjo.
Who is that tall girl with brown eyesy'
Why, she is Miss Lulu Van Rensselaer,.
She only mode her debut last winter. Every
ose raves over the color Of her hair, q per
feet golden bronze. She comes from q very
old Dutch family, and possesses half mil.
lion dollars, and quantity Of rare jewels.
IF Lady Churchill comes over this sum.
mer, and some few other New York people
come here. we shall have gay time mex,
mouth, said the old Newporter as he arose
to go. This is the old watering place
where you can see beauty, culture and
wealth all combined, with handsome turn,
outs. costly dresses and beautiful cottages
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HUNG TO A TREE.
A supposed Tramp's suicide Near Pitts
burgh.

burgh.
P,TTSRUEG, July l9-At an early hour
this morning gentleman residing on viii
kins avenue, Belle6eld. while driving TO the
city was startled to seq the body of man
dangling from the limb ot a rec atthe road
side. He examined the body, and found
that life was extinct. aud then sent word to
the C0loner from the ncnneS; point Of com
muniCstiOu The tree was located on the
farm Of Mr. Beeler. aud was Just at the
edge Of an embankment The man had
climbed up the bank from which the limb
was in easy reach, snd after adjusting the
rope had stepped of into eternity. The
piece Of rope used was not more than three
feet in length, but even then the man feet
scraped along the side OF the embsnkment.
No person could identify the man, but be
had the appearance of being tramp, as
his clothing was old and trage!-stained He
was an elderly man, and was bald Cor
Oner DreSSler was notified to bold an in
quest.
Coroner Dress'Cr held aa inquest this
morning, and verdict Of suicide MAS rem
dCred. The mau WAS not identified
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DESERVING THE MINES.

The ItaIisas VIII Not work In tho Hork.
ing VALLEY.
NsLsosyItIR, o., Iuly l9-The Italians
who came here and took the place Of the
striking miners at l.ongstrcth's, forvthrec
in number. deserted the mine Yesterday
morning, aid weat to Carbouhill where they
held q jolhGcation. Several we're immedi.
ately dispatched to Brook Smoke-hollow
mines 10 eudeavor to induce the Italians
there TO leave their work also. All who
quit Longstreths were given passes to rs'
turn to Chicago. and will leave this morn.
ing. They refused to work for less thans -
per day The miners think this insur,'s the
success Of the strike, unless more cheap Ia
Dor is imported.
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TINE CATTLE plAouc.

Thousands OF Head ef Cattle DytAS.
ST. PErERssuRo. July ls.-Ths Sibsr;as
cattle plague has this year assumed essr.
nous proportions. To cay nothing Of Rs-
ropean, Russia aud even St. Peterssury.
where the authorities in April last forbade
the turning Of cattle cut 70 grass, according
70 annual custom, on ST. Georges Day, u
order to prevent costagion, the disease =
now raging in the region Of its origin oa he
other side Of the Ural with unprecedented
violence. The Governmental GasattA of
Tomsk, nays that although Losses Of cas.ls
from disease in Siberia arc commoa st IL
present season. they arc unusually Ersai
this year. Thousands Of bead have dad,
aud the peasants, discouraged BY tAsir
ruinious losses, are seeking relief in inai-
grafton.
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MANNING THE MAN.

He nta.i che National Democratic Com
n,e<ts~ Jarrett, the Labor Chief, sure
~ f<ks Commission.
WtsH=NsruN b. c.. July l9.-It is gen
eraiI7 believed Jy Ieadiu. Democrats that
p>s<@ Manning, the Chairman Of the New
iokk S,ate Democratic Committee will be
sk.tcSbd q Chairman of the National Dem
ntfhf,e E02mi:Ege The Democratic Con-
<6aiicn gsye the National Committee the
Is-,<,so 60, outside Of It's membership for 8
(tk,chau. The prime purpose Of those
10 y torke4 ior tins Was 20 dispose OF Mr.
f>1o<En. she tor some reason Is not liked
t5 <>ntAsTD Democrats, more especially so
J.. <1o-herS Democratic Senators.
, <ArEstt win Get His Commisslon.
- p'IEished repor' that the President
{ QI|sth pissed Withholding the commission
t< <thh I. JsrreIl aS the Chief Of the new
t1t<hh Il LABOR created by Congress is
t<< l>ae. Il is not ROW in the power Of the
f@e Meut TO thus dispose Of Mr.. Jarrett
<i;< Summation to the office and the co.,
let< ~ The Senate thereto gave him the Of,
5<& - the Presidents commission Oper-
1.1&<o'5 as = record thereof The Presi-
'l& ~ remove him forthsi;h under the
I<st of Office hw, bur cannot defeat the
80 ~ &c Senate, the "cOnsentiag power.
sing a commission. No doubt the
~ feels q little sore tozard Jarrett
e,.|<# Of a speech he made to body Of
'4',cE' men in Pittsburgh. wherein the
i<<,&<pn President Arthur got Was not
sr<1 q 20 inspire him to have it framed
And I'.og up for . real chrome.
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DYNAMITE
Placed Under u Tennessee Jail by Hob
bers.

Placed Under u Tennessee Jail by Hob.
bers.
kSoxYirLE, TsSS.. July l9-William
Lindsey. one Of five prisoners who escaped
from jail several weeks ago, was captured
near .Isck<boro yesterday, When brought
here he begged no, to be confined in jail.
stating that friends of the safe robbers who
escaped with him had placed dynamite IN,
der the building few days before the es-
cape. He pointed out the place 10 the of
Ger and they found fuse and what are
SUPPOSED to be dynamite cartridges. The
latter were in crevices Of the stone work.
seyrrsl inches frum the surface of the wall,
aud the authorities are afraid to proceed
with further Investigations.
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NoRTH ADAMS, n Y, July ia stab
bing affrsy occurred last night sbOut twelve
O'Clock. John Miller was cut in the abdo-
men and very dangerously hurt while walk
ing on the street with Mrs. Montgomery,
a disreputsbls character Miller said Paul
Herbert. blacksmith. committed the crime
and he was arrested. Herbert was an &C
nnaintancn of The xnman
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PECULIAR CASE.
4 Father Attempts to Punish a son-Hoth
Drowned.

4 Father Attempts to Punish a son-Hoth
Drowned.
IRoS GATE, Va, July l9.-t Exclusive.
A singular and fatal affair occurred here
Yesterday, Tom Johnson, worthless
colored man residing here, was recently
married to woman with several children,
among whom WAS a ten year old boy to
whom Johnson took an aversion. iester-
day this boy offended his stepfather, who
stripped him Of his clothing, tied his hands
behind him and began to severely beat him.
The boy maddened by the pain broke loose
aud ran to the river pursued by his father.
The boy plunged in the parent following.
The water was deep and in the struggle
both were drt Sued The coroner returned
a verdict Of accidental drowuiug
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WHEELING, ". AS sUNDAYAIORNING. JULY 90 1884

the depot upon the east bank of Greenland
at Lttleton Island. This was Greely
plan. After very careful and pro'ongec
study of the whole subject he not only
made the plan before he started, but very
carefully reiterated it in writing after
reaching
Lady Franklin Bay,
closing his letter on the subject IN these
words: mo deSiatons from these instruc-
tons should be permitted. Latitude OF
action should not DO given TO q relief party
who on known coast are searching tor
men who know their
Plans and Oriers.'
The reasons for this decision were that
there was coal on the east side and none on
the west 1t was in the neighborhood OF
friendly Esauimaux. who did not live on
the west side On the east side there was
abundant game, while there was none on
the west. While numerous camps of ex-
p.orers had been established on the east side
the above reasons, while they were never
established on the west side because the
west side was scarcely more than barren
rocks. This pledge Of the Signal othce to
support Greely in exact accord with these
arrangements was the most sacred any man
could give. To have departed from them
would have been base trcachery This was
done in every particular. Retrospecively
one may now see other plans that might
have been better. but in making
them from personal Judgment we must
place ourselves in the position Of Greety
and those who were working with him three
years ago at the time he left. The signal
Office was condemned by the court iaquiry
because it did not depart from this agree
ment so far as to estaSiisha depot going up
instead of coming down. if it failed to reach
Lady Franklin Bay, as Greedy had directed,
But il seems now that had II been done
Greedy could not have reached it as ex'
planned in his dispatch, for reasons then
not forseeu."
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short $1,000.

WASHINGTON, JuIy ia package con
aiming 81 900. forwarded by The Assistsn,
Treasurer from New Orleans by express 70
the tuited States Treasurer. when opened
sas found $1,000 short There were evi.
denccs thst The package had been opened
and resealed during transmission. The loss
ill inIl ON the eInrpsa comnanx
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Rnsa Rail I.amAs-

Pittsburg-Aliesbeuy =. Washington L.
Cleyeland-Detroit 10, Cleveland t.
Proyidence-Philadelphia |. Providence g.
BuAalo-Chicsgo 5, Buffalo 7.
Observation-Disclosures l, Louisville 3.
BaltmOre-BroOklyn 8. Baltimore |.
TsshingtOR-Nstional :. Chicago Ua-
ions o.
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CARRY THs NEWS TO Johnson.

\ Bit Of News for the West Virginia Free
man.
Mv>cATINg, Iowa. July l9.-The first
rrial uuder the new prohibitory law in this
county resulted in a victory for the prohibit
tionisLs. The defendant James Wier, a
saloon keeper. WAS found. guilty on two
counts aud 6nei on each the full limit of
the law The case WAS fought inch BY inch
By The saloon men and was appealed to the
district court Similar cases are pending
sgsinst four Others, Wier reOpeued his
% lnnn 10 -lav
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Desetvedly Honored.

wAsBrsGTos, July le.-Ms Clara Bar
tob. president and Mr. A. 8. soiornons.
rice president, Of the American Associstion
Of tie Red Gross, have been appointed BY
the President as delegates 70 represent the
Cnited States st the Geneva Conference ot
the International Association 70 be held in
September next
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Gu, outnsnRortuns,

NEw Yokk. July i9.-Surrogate ROi.
Inns has decided that the ~iu Ot the late
James Filly in giving bis scoo,i wife three
hundred Thousand dollars & yoid, owing "a
desessioa sad shies .fna.,eaee, !. 6hs had
salahsr hussast,
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CHARLESTON. July l9,-tExSlusire. j
In the Republican convention held here to-
day fusion received black eye. The Con-
gressionSl convention viii probably repudi-
ate "a
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GoaaUnin s-oL.

BIC RAPrnS, Mica. July ls.-0liver
Sesman's mil and seVeu million feet of
pine lumber was DESTROYED By 6re last
night Loss estimated at BIS. 900; insured
for so. 900.
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SMOKED Qua.

C,xelSSArI July IA. c. Sehuberth,
one Of The argess retsa cigsr aud tobacco
hoases Of toe city. has sssigped Assska
BIS. 90 ~ $50. 100. iiAoissies -. .92a.
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CHANGES Uuiforn.

WASHINGTON. July lS.-Certain changes
are to be made in the uniforms Of pesty
naval officers and sesmea. A Board TO CON
sider the matter viii be orgaaised in fee
days.
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The Pope and Hpnla.

lABrIp. July i9.--In the Cortss to-day
Prime Minister Castillo said the remarks os
the Minister Of War in regard 10 the rest0-
ration Of the Popes temporal power were
Incorrectly reported. Spain. be said. rec
oqpized accomplished 6cs. and it IA.
her desire 10 maintain cordial relBtions with
Italy.
Iospos. July I9.-L. A. Englehardt
merchant has failed Hu liabilities sre
S27O,6e0.
MAssyrLIs.. July 10 Sooo-There
we're Eve deaths since nine o'clcck this
morning. Ten patients have been cured
and LEFT the hospital
Moeniighters AbrsaL
Loypos. Jsiy is.-Nooahghten sscs Z
esre4aker On farm near Tnles Aa nighs
from which the tenants bod besa erictsd-
HsIf . Tsvs Burned
yn1xA. July ia Ere as DakiA, Glii.
Ga. started in nspdihs factory ana bsraed
hah the to~n.
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AszlxnmoaG.

rTxSAu. July ia. p. Seha6erth.
b tobacco AAd eigsrs. hsS assigned
eies, Slj.ceo.
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CHOLERA.
Deaths Prom tho Ep,demis ~ Slsr-

Death. PROM tho Epidemic .. Aa--
seuiss.
hAHSE'LLiS' July i'.-ihir'y deeess
from cholera occurred here last night Ihs
epidemic Is increasing owing 70 ms "eeN
"h'en n"S grown ,n'''''s'"
continues ana people are leaving tne oay"
large numbers. Several hundred seaaea
are idle and strolling about the city, hAsisg
been dismissed from returning steamer
which have been laid up. There ~ .
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A Cheap Rate,

NJ foRE, July ls.-Is is reported that
X, srip tickets from Cleveland 10 New
b N the Lake Shore, New York Cen
&h Nickel Plate roads, are selling for
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4 BANK WRECKED.
The Siberian Cattle Piasss osshsy-
ing Thousands of nsa1 seeaf-
Disease Sprssdle1
Cholera Spreading MltA AlarniaU
Rapidly h Southern frascs---
Deaths At narseilhs.
Spain and the Pops---laooollSht Shtsrs
Abroad---Hsavy Faaars b
loadoa.

LoSpps. July ls.-The bark vicksbsrE
Quebec, for Leith, was wrecked sess Pes,-
land Skerries and nine ivss vscs -.
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AFTER RREEZES,

Orders Issued TO Coomander Schley--
Haken's Reply to Certain Adverse Crtti-
cisms.
WASHINGTON, ID. c. July l9.-Admiral
Nichols, acting Secretary Of the Navy,
issued ocders TO Commander Schley this
morning to remain at St Johns ss long Is
necessary to secure the. encssing of the
dead Of the Greely party in easkets and
then proceed with his three vessels, the
Thetis. Bear aud Alert, with survivors and
dead to Portsmouth, New Hampshire,
where he vii await further orders and
where the members Of the Greely party and
rehef expedition can become acquainted
before proceeding
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Haled.
Moeaiighsers Abroad.


Rssx Pa. Jsiy ls.-The Repsbtcas
convention 10 nominate Coagressnsa
which has been sitting st Waneo fs ths
psst four days. sdjosrned until aet Wei
ces1av
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Further South.

Gen HaEen IS annoyed BY criticisms
which have been made respecting the non
Establishment OF depot near Cape Sabine
upoa the west coast Of the channel. and has
PREPARED The following memorandum in re-
Pecs 10 the matter:
- sss tue pise srom he drst 10 plSee
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cxred whss Physieiass Give %.
Our family physician gave uP oar :hild
TO de" wrote Beary Knee. Esq. q verihA
Wsrr,n: cosn.S. TeAaL rlt bad -
.Ss~sr'lds K~riss tAs cared the did
p -
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Within the Casino the seene xaa Oas of
beauty and gayety. The beautiful grees-
yard which covers the finsercoar. was
marked of in teunis grouris. snd animated
players 10 lightly baaed essi~nes ass
h.isef al ls.t.f " eelea The bsaas thai
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INDICATED.

The Expedition Lately Returned Gave
GreeIy an Often Sought Opportunity to
Gain Justice SO Long Refused the Heroic
Commander.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-23

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