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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-11

NE. daily except Saturday p Il.
Zanesyille Accom- mediation leaves wheel.
ing at 80 p; m, Bellaire at L6op. N. daily
b. 1 o. slfePips Cars on all through trairs
sleeping car from W neellng 10 indianapolis
city at Ass p. m. daily, arriving At Indianap-
Through coach from Wheeling to Columbus
on No 2 leaving wheeling At si6 a. m, ar
Close connections made for all points South
and South west, North and Northwest making
this desirable route for oolonists and persons
moving 70 the.sreat West. and TO whom part.
cnlH attention u givep.
, ickets TO all incipal points on sale nj
rtpOt.
cured al Del OF Ticket Office.
THOS II. B. HAASE,
Ticket Agent, b. y. Depot
JOHN BAILIE,
Ticket Agent, under Mcclure House.
JOHN 7. LANE, Trav. Passenger Agent
w. NJ. CLEMENT, OF I.
T. rEVRIE5, Genr Agent, wheeling.
WHEELING AND PITTSBURGH DIVISION
On and after September %, 1883, passenger
trains will run as follows, Wheeling ums'
pEpARTUREs.
For Ptttsburgh-S:0 q. m, sos p. m daily
For Wasninston-saO a. m, s:OS q. M, sos
p. M, 5;45 p. m. daily except Sunday.
ARRivALA
From Pittsburgh $50 q. m, $50 p. m.
daily except Sunday.
From Washlnguon-S00 q. m, $50 a. m,
las p. NJ, 80 p. m. daily except sunday.
e. X. LORD, General Passenger Agent,
THOS. M. KING, Genera supt.
h. d. SMITH, Pass. Agt, pittsburgh.
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To,xno April 1O.-Wheat-Strong and
GROCERIES.
WhnnIfnR

Corrected every week by SIMON BAER
SONS, " holessle Grocers, No. l4l2 ana l4AA
Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-11

AL K1Hps o BL4y1Ise 2 A..
e a 10. 49,: = 3 80 : sfssxS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-11
Notice 70 Creditors.

ITO TIE CREDITORS or WILLIAM GIL
i llGAH, deceased:
IuI ursuance Of Q decree Of The Municipal
staie o. West Virgins, made In . caoDe
there a pending. to subject tbs real sstAte Of
the said William 0ilifEan 20 the payment o.
his debts, you are required 20 pfesem Zoor
9iliiesD Ter adj udiestion 70 Joseph X kHu1l,
Coo, missioner in Chancefy Of said Court q
bfs once. No. I'D ChApline street, In the CITY
saturday, the I7tk day of May, A D. 1884.
Wffn.es, Thomas u. Dayrsh. 1erk OF SID
Conf thi, Isl day OF April, 1884,
IHoMAB II. DARRAH.
apaoavt tlsrk.
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APPROXIMATION PriSeS Of 25O..'--. -'1O
1867 Prizes, amountir gto---.-.....-....-.-sAo,OO
nnlioation for rates 70 clubs should be
made only 70 the once Of the Company In
S sor further information write clearly. Civ.
e mil sddresa. Make p. O. Money Orders
- ME and address Registered LetternD
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
Express Tan sums Of IS and upward by III.
pres1 81. A. DAUPHIH,
New Orleans, La, o.
d. q a., 10 ~ n AAAAN wv ap9
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED,
wheeling.

Corrected every week by NJ. & J. POL
LOCK, managers of the Silver Gloss Flour,
at the Pacific Mill, corner of Fourteenth
and Market streets. Market very dull.
The receipts Of wheat very light, with
prices same as last week.
rrnrp ANN GRAIN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-11

U5oco5Utj0D u poyy.oyS1sL..
THE FAHRHESUuU
i tseasg Ssevsss W ask - ~
I'm, und6 IL Arn $780, 81 ". ~
son, u thIsdsy aasss,ss1 - nssoae soasos
Alhsst link rsssTinG .,....
An pesnas Knowing UeAnavo $4,000
A - lsfe aYm are ssrnssefy feqoeGee1 tooao
- ua,rs ssttisnsBs With Wn- HDk, W.
sloas b assbr,ssd 70 Aesqs he asesssb =
wm. zint Son ..z
Ths baa7ss yin b asrAA 0.0hsa1
ssnd. = hSrstofocs. WI
apll AL1z.11 As.k
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-11

ANTlDOTE TO MALARIA.

HE FEELS LIKE A NEW MAN.
az have had Dyspepsia, with Constipa-
yes5' nd a H sT1sd a een f tbe ra
bat have done ne any goci. They have
cleaned me out nic'1y, My appetite Ia
splendid, food digests readily, and now
have natural gaSSsa a4{s OH : feel IKE new
Soidevervwhere, 36c. Office, A Murray St, NY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-11
Cincinnati,

CINCINNATI. April l0.-Live Hogs-Firm;
common and light, 81 1896 90; packing
and butchers S. 1896 so; receipts 1870
head shipments 400 head.
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Nee Y0re
S1a,lk street, writes us |

Sr7,lk street, writes Us that
H Iisa 'r,a1 VIII worms isi i og iS T q tf T
, 8rt '1.. :. o-cpnrd ~ Fleming Bros,
Is ", "s,Syil-h hrruEht away over try
..arza, "a. ia, ..s.a, good health immediately
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-11

7ChkCKS IN 9 HOURS
"A arm cures in 3 days Drug
" B1s Mn store: Is y. 18th St, Pnla
m iVii 1857 AarketSt-, Whealing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-11

. -lr,,n. Of West Union, PARK
,-i.Aa- i'''@ Jus, that that he IS unable to
IN. ms PEOPLE in his neighbour
p, .hs.. N Of the others, that none Is
/ ~,y, !,f's TSrmVfsgs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-11
A Valuable Farm For Sale,

A Valuable Farm For Sale.
THE UNBEksIGNED OFFERS FOA
i sale his farm situated three miles east of
~ Clsirsville, Ohio, and one mile soeth %
under cultivation, has plenty OF good umbes
cultivate, and II one OF the best faFmS In
that part Of the country. Has ON Il one rood
dwelling house and one tenant house, with
three good orchards OF choice fruit togsthes
with Q lot OF other fruit such o. psars' n.
ries ounces, &C. For particulars enquire Of
the underiensd on the premises, o. addrsa
osle6gh SAMUEL b. FINNBY
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COFFEEs,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-11
FOR SALE.

A FIRsT-CLAss Farm OF ONE HUN.
"A DRlD and tWenty-six ACRES, with GOOD
improvements, one.bak mile iron the
National road and Hsmpdsld Railroad, and
reasonable terms For particulars inc uire OF
ALEXANDER DONk
Real Estste Agent
feblh Cor. Twelfth And Market eta
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-11

-,,,e,. Of Crauburgh township, Vs::
drew no"oi'S hi, child one teaSPOontul OF
/ =, .rrr''' - ii..r.t5f.Jc, and she passed III
~. , ,1I On repetition OF the dose,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-11

T OFFER FOR SALE Ny PROPERTY IN
i Brilliant, Jefferson county, Ohio either In
q whole or in parts to suit purch Aser, consist
ing OF one dwelling house and lot, one two
story new bunneas house 2txts feet and oel.
lar under the whole OF II, two corner iots,
the most desirable property for public build
high water mark. For further partic alArs
address ELLA DALRYHPLE
mrS0h Brilliant, Jefferson County, q.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-11

Money I-eas Per Cent--Governments
fsrns-stocks HIxber-Rlour Scarce
and Flrm-W heat Higher.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-11
MEDICAL.


N,rsA,euue D, says she has been zen
~ ! With 90 ~. 81 d.. q. NcLdRs's Csle-
- t,,> one 49, p.Trrd by Fleming Bros,
rf~r -1a@s' f-SSr, her over three hundred
! {. sr51g be .N Ny. She now believes herself
RS. hZ a. t,,. from disease
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

WAsniNGrOs. Dec. 3g. AFiahge'
nents Tor the dedication 81 The Wash4
ington monument aEe progressing
rapidly. The commission appolnssd
81 congrWs ~ arrange suitable earp
monlss bas extended general luvita-
lion Is 40 military, Ma1Dle and civic
organizations. the latter Dot 70 Garry
any emDlems ~ 4 political % lfaeieff
10 participate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

pulLhDIJpu4A, "a Dec ~ TAO
measures ~ use Fsllefot Can. Dfepts
personal enseis, iropblss, eic SIC "a
favorable pfoefets, piiiI ihe expects
lion ~ an early a1d fafisfaeiqf, fffpii
Congratulations nglnn the lAfai aspHe ~
tic busineas nfe elili gnihE ~ Nif alr
Chiids F1ts 10 Ano fofl. fnYu1ffuN
nn bailpf eaNHfi etb ihf SUITS
ife
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

WAsnIEUroN, Dee. 3Q-0eu Hat
zen fas returned 10 the war depart
meut the charges preferred against
sergt. Otio Holtworlh u having riiied
Lieut.. Grotlyia papera, preferring not
10 order eourt-marlial,l although r.
egfsted to do 20 BY the secretary Of
war. The chlsf signal 0fliaer assigns as
a reason for this course that " ordered
by him the court would be merely d gar
rfa0n court with the power 70 iniiict
no eeyerer punishment than q reiue.
ton q rank and d short impriaou-
inent. Tho charges against Sergeant
H0ltworih, II proven, should be fol-
lowed, IN the opinion Of Gen. Ba1fu
BY more SUMMARY punishment than
such q court could Impose.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

TtiE CorNAUE or htLFtsh poiLAtls-
WA8niNGr0s Dec 30 -'rhe house
committee on coinage, weIghla and
measures viii consider Representatives
Buckner's bill 20 stop the coinage Of
silver dollars shortly after the feaa-
eembllng Of congress. Band Of
Missouri, chairman OF the Committee,
who wss detained at homie by illness
has come q the city. lie saya tlat lac
will oppose the BuokneF bin aud favor
n measure providing Tor the free aud
unlimited coinage ol both silver and
good.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
Foreign Governments Kept Advised
Of tho Military Situation of
Our Country.
The senate Committee on Indian Ailaifs
WIN Investigate tho Leasing o.
the Indian Lands,
FOnaoN sruzs ~ rnE nIrLomArro
cORi's,

CORi's,
WAsnlEoToN, Dec. 80. --rhe diplo-
matte Representatives here Of ENGLAND,
Frauce aud Germany are reported to
have received instructions frou, their
governments a. to the proposed
Nicaragua canal treaty Tbnnatufc
OF those Instructions 81 OF course. un-
known, but the diplomatic gossip Is
that much interest n manifested Do
the subject IN London, Paris and Ben.
linz One thing N certain, thu foreign
offices of these different governments
are az well advised Of the military
situation of this country ms our own
governments The secretary of one of
the legations says that his Eovornment
has been Huppied with tbe latest
chart Of our hmbnrH. THO
Representatives hero a. uie Dc
iiotaeps lnterOhisin Tho Panama canal
say that the ratification OF the Mica
raguA treaty would hes very eorl0us
blow 10 the Panama Rrhenc New
objections to the Nicaragua treaty are
constantly raised, and it remAins 20 bc
seen whether they are we'll founded
The latertAt0gg u that there nro strong
suspicious that officials OF tho NiUara.
guam government have been corrupt
ed, thnt itia Go ho doubted whether they
had authority from their government
20 Sign thU treaty, Aud that there are u
good many hinge hepldcs the scheme
which requires the closest aoruiny.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

1IIK HE7UII % 10 NFIHVFIIAitVH1
WAsInH0Ios, Dec. 80 The score
tafy Of the navy has sent the following
telegram 10 ~ commandments Of the
nayy.yards "Dlfcharge al employee
who base hitherto been paid Under the
Elk month"; appropriation arl except
those reoulfed - prevent tho dfe' 81
ton 81 properly of loas 81 life, az ~
such must work with an agreement 10
thair compensation"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

Tun rEAsINu on rat INDIAN LANDS
WAsnINoroN, Dec, DO Tho penate
committee on Indian affairs, ora Jan
o, will begin an investigation 81 the
leaslng Of lands In the indlpu ,orrl-
tory and the Crow reservation by the
Indians to cattlemen a nwuber OF
PROMINENT oattlomen and Indian
chiefs are TO he suhImnhod 60 appear
before tht committee. one section OF
the Revised A.AtuieH declares thBi lhe
Indian irihea have no authority 30
lease ihoir lands. A succeeding section
allows the herdeu the privilege OF
driving their cattle over the reserve
lions upon obtaining the consent OF the
Indiana nnd the government The
cattlemen c0nsiruc the latter section az
meaning that they may lease The lnnds
and under this construction nearly all
the Grow reservation in Montana and
the Qpepaw, Cheyenne and
ArappnhUe reservations iu the
Indian territory have b0ep leased
iOrpeTlods OF from five ~ ten years "a
two 10 twelve oenlA per nOrs per Rn-
NUM- ia the Cherokee strip UH0 in
the Indian territory, nine catilemap
have exclusive control OF 5000 600
acres az an annual rental Of gl0u0 600.
The object ~ the investigation D. %
enable congress t0 take Intelligent 40.
ton on the subject, II additional legis-
lntion ia deemed necessary.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-07-11
Crimes ana Criminals.

At ST Paul Martin Gnnderson was found
guilty of fourth degree granddaughter.
Col Hornet one Of the Oldest citizens Of
Randolph COUNTY, W. Va, and one Of the most
fearless bear and panther hunters in the state,
committed suicide a day or two ago by drown
ing himself in the Cheat river.
In ! difficulty at Wharton, Texas, recently
over a false arrest, H. Gibbs shot Sheriff W.. G..
Brooks, OF Wharton county, and his brotherE.
N. Brooks, Gibbs escaped. b sheriff was
fatally and his brother severely wounded.
AT Helena, Mont, Mrs. O. T. Kemp, while ill
and in great pain attempted to shoot herself.
Her daughter Ella. twenty years old, tried to
take the pistol away, when it was discharged,
the bullet passing through the daughters brain,
killing her instantly.
Two daughters of James Burge in Franklin
county, Pa, qnarreled about some article of
dress while preparing to go to church. The
father interfering, Sela, aged seventeen, sent
an az crashing through his brain. The muir
deress is in Gainesville jail
Two of the horse thieves recently killed or
captured in Idaho by Montana men prove to
have belonged to the party that robbed the
Helena ccach recently. George Mum and Neal
Murphy were the coach robbers. The former
was killed by the possein Idaho, and the latter
is now o prisoner in Virginia City.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-07-11
verdict Against the British 1nndc1.

London special:-In the case of the crown
against Charles Bradlaugh for illegally voting
in the commons, tho jury decided that Brad
laugh in administering the oath to himself did
didnot take it in accordance with the practice OF
parliament A verdict of the crown.
Sir Henry James has won a signal victory
over Charles Bradlaugh, and the result of the
trial is everywhere resardedby the orthodox as
a triumph of Christianity over atheism. A vet
Gran queens counsel said recently, in speaking
of the verdict against Bradlaugh: SIT is illog-
ical, but it is legal, and the fact is that reyer-
ence for the forms Of Christianity has become
an ingrained part of English COM
mon law" The jury found Bradlaugh
guilty on all the counts of the indictment,
which charges him with misdemeanors in sit
ting and voting in the house of COMMONS as a
member for Northampton, after administering
a form of oath to himself, and after having been
verbally elected by the speaker. Bradlaugh
was thoroughly unprepared for such a crush
ing defeat, and is seeking consolation in pre-
pairing a long list of excePtionst to the charge OF
Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, on which to base
an appeal. He acted as his own counsel
during the trial, andhe has a formidable string
of points which he proposes to carry to the
court of appeal. He is still full of fight, and
apparently has abundance of capital behind
him, but the success of the appeal is highly
improbable.
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Prof. Boyesen,s nattery.

A suit for 5000 damages has been begun
against Prof. Hialmar Hjorth Boyesen, of Col
umbia college, by Mr.. E. j. Lovey, editor of
the New York Brewers Journal, us guardian
nd Item for his son, David Ioyey, seven years
Of age. a year ago Mr.; Loyey's family went
David and Prof. Boyesen's son, four years old,
became playmaates. One day they auarrelledl
the Boyesen boy, who wanted it, tore one of
the wings Of; I2yey, boy-like, CAV little
crying, when Prof. Boyesen fired up, and be-
fore young L,oyey, could apologize, which he
Mrs. Lovey alleges, by striking him a blow on
the side of the head. The boys face became
to relieve his suffering. Since then young
Loyey,, it is charged, has been deaf, hearing
only when spokento very loudly. Prot. Boyes-
en-, it is alleged, has never even expressed a
regret over the occurrence. He is now OF a
tour in the Northwest. Prof. Boyesen is him
self a cripple, one leg being shorter than the
other. in consequence, it is said, of a wound
received in q duel when he was a university
student
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Tho Claim Against duluth site.

Justice Miller delivered his decision orally
in the case of Frederick Prentice of Toledo,
Ohio, VS., Orzard P. Stearns of Duluth, in the
United States circuit court ut st. Paul on Mon
day, the 10th. Tho decision is in opposition to
Prentice's Duluth claims, and states that Arm
strong, who had decided the property to the
plaintiff, had been properly designated by
Chief Buffalo as the person entitled TO the sec
ton Of land mentioned in the treaty; that the
deedfrom Armstrong to the plaintiff was prop
erly executed, witnessed, acknowledged and
recorded, but that the description of the prop
erty in that deed failed to describe the proper
specifically described in the decd by metes and
bounds; the deed in this respect not being
helped by the words Immediately following, the
particular description, ''being the lands set
Of to the Indian Chief Bnffalo,by the treaty of
September, 1854, etc" The case will be taken
to tho United States supreme court by the
plaintiff.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-07-11

liz
u Massachusetts : trial is being had
u newIyy-invsnted burglar-proof, self
registering ballot-boxesfo for popular use.
The patented articles are said to be es-
pecially q against ballot-stufing
md other devices BY which . count is
made to vary from the number Of hon
est ballots. The trouble IN Massachu.
setts u not altogether ballot atufing,
Int from efforts Of capitalists and en-
Sployers of lnbors to control votes.
Thirty or forty years ago. The state
furnished envelopes in which voters
ronld place their ballots so that nobody
could know the ticket voted, but ways
were fonndto render the scheme q prac-
Teal nullity, and was abandoned. But
thenubject generally isstiM ~ofinterest in
that state.
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heads together, an suthin is going

mems heads together, an suthin is going
to happen"
Shortly after the soldier left the tent
Col. Rob Newton, chief of Hindman's
staff, entered and said:
"Do yeu remember old Dave Alckett,
who used to run a fatboat on White
river?"
Eyes; he was here a few moments
ago."
Gle came to me this morning." the
colonel continued, "and began to talk
about egg nog. Said that he had been
keeping eggs and sugar for me for o
long time. and what if | would furnish
the whiskey he would have a Christmas
drink. l agreed, and he went away, re-
turning pretty soon, and sorrowfully
announced that some one had stolen his
treasure. Rather than see the old fei-
low Disappointed, 1 furnished every
thing, and for a few moments we"-
"Good morning, gentlemen" said
General Churchill, entering the tent.
Had Il fine egg nog early this morn
ing. An old fellow that used to run a
hatboat on White river said that he
would furnish the eggs and sugar.
s'But did he do it," asked Hindman
and Newton simultaneously.
mo, some wretch had stolen the stuff.
Hello! here's Fagan,"
''Gentlemen," said General Pagan,
"you ought to have been with me this
morning. An old fellow, a former fiat
boatman, came to me and talked about
eggs till he made my month water.
He said that lie had been saving up q
lot of eggs and sugar for my benefit,
and that if L would furnish the
whiskey we would celebrate. l
agreed, and he went away,
but never saw a more cast down man
than he was upon returning. Some
one had stolen the eggs, but furnished
the outfit, seeing that disappointment
would about kill the old fellow. Hello,
Reynolds!"
Good morning, gentlemen" said
Gen. Reynolds. II have had a fine
time this morning. An old fellow"
"Hold on!" shouted the other men,
eve know all about the egg stealing
business"
Gen. Hindman called an orderly,
and giving him the name of the egg
man, said: Find that man and make
him drunk if it takes every drop of
whiskey in the confederacy. Such mer-
it should not go unrewarded."
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Kaiser William.

Emperor William, of Germany, dur
ing his stay at Elms, where he has gone
for his health, makes every effort to APP
pear to be in substantial health. He
walks out frequently in public, but his
stride is apparently feeble and his CON
stltution visibly impaired. He vii re-
main at Ems twenty days. ms
the aged Kaiser goes to Hair .sd Enere
ne will have the company laugh.
ter, Louise Marie Elizabeth, the Grand
Duchess of Baden, and from Hainau
the two will go to Baden. The en-
peror will remain in Baden but ten
days, and will go thence to Gastien, in
Austria. 1t has not yet been settled
how long he will remain at Gastein, but
the present arrangements contemplate
a solourn among the hot mineral springs
OF three weeks. While at this famous
watering-place the arrangements viii
be completed for the coming conference
between Emperor Francis Joseph OF
Austria. The interview will take place
at Ischi. on 1.-THE Traum, in Upper Aus
ira. md themiddla of August is looked
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General News Items.

Brooklyn is spending 100000 putting fire.
alarm wires under ground.
San Francisco realty valuation this year is
1928 500, 600, an increase of s3,eoo,1W.
Mrs, Eliza Bethune Of New York, widow Of
John g. Bethune, has sued Thomas ]. Nichols
of Bourbon county, KY, for the recovery Of
$4,000 worth of blooded race horses, con-
signed to Nichols care by her husband.
The city council Of Omaha, impeached and
removed from Office Mayor Chase on charges
Of bribery, drunkenness and total unftness
for diseharging the duties of the Office. His
trial for bribery will come up in the district
court next week.
Fairbanks, Palmer & Co, subscription book
publishers, Of Chicago, were closed by the
sheriff. The failure is due to the failure of G..
w. Borland & CO., whose paper in the firm
held to tho extent Of $40, 200. Liabilities $780,
COO; assets nearly the full amount.
II the shrinkage of stocks keep up much
longer Mr.. Vanderbilt will have to gotto the
poorhouse. A year ago he had s55,gyo,0o0 in
only s32, 000,000. The difference il supposed
to have eyaporated in the depression.
Frank W. Lord, ex-city clsfk of Rochester,
and q brother of ex-Senat9x Jarvis Lord, has
begun o libel suit agaisst the Buffalo Daily
News for 10000 daIyAges. The alleged libel
was an editorial which sayagely attacked Mr..
Lord for being inn nicated in the canal ring.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-07-11

The Boston Advertiser says, as is In
sdisputably true, that the true sources
q our wealth are not in Wall street,
but On our prair;es, IN the cotton fields,
~ the coal mines, in the factories, in.
the work shops, and in the people that
produce tangible values; but the
modest but sounder trader is curtailed
in hisddiscounts because Of the shock Of
! great failure and the depression Of
stocks IA the metropolitan city. Irfia-
tion reaches the suburban districts in
one form or another, and gambling in
Wall street nea sooner or later loss
70 many, who with all their conserve
tism are unable to controlthe CONNER
cial tide which GIBBS and flows alike be-
yond their view and their power for di-
Srection.