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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-08-08
omoers of the Grand Army.

-
The last day of the grand meeting at Minru.
apolis the officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows:
Commander, John S. Kountz, of Chic. Sc
Nor yice-Commander, John P. Rea of Minneso-
lain in-chief,J !. W. Shannafel!, Mich. Surgeon
general, William B. Hall, Pa.
John ). kountz, who succeeds Gen. r. B.
Beath as commander-in-chief, is the lounges
man who has thus far occupied that high posi-
ton. He was born at Toledo, Ohio. on the
18th of March, 1916, and enlisted as a m
boy in the Thirty-seventh Ohio when anly ff-
teen years of age. He was with the regiment
in every battle in which it participated, until
he received his desperate wound at Missionary
Ridge, where he was left for dead on the field,
and was subsequently rescued by his comrades
the incident being the inspiration of Mrs.
~sherwood's poem, "The Drummer Boy Of Mis-
sion Ridge"
The following were elects! us 10 new coun-
Gil of administration
Arkansas rhor.ess &. Barnes. Fort Scott
Cahfornia-W II. Holmes.
Colorado-C. d. Haskins.
Connecticut-Fred a. Spencer.
Delaware-W. II. Purnen.
nlinois-W. W. Berry.
Indiana-P. 2. Hammond.
Iowa-John Z. Peal.
kansas-H. S. Willard,
kentlcky-Samuel 7. Jenk.
Maine-F. W. Haskell.
Maryland-W. o. Laville.
Massachusetts-H. u. Pierce,
Michigan-Samuel Wells.
Mlnnesota-W. z. Roberts.
Missouri. S. Sterritt.
Nebraska. 0. West.
New H~ampshire-D. B. Newhall.
New Jersey. r. Vansyckle.
Now Mexico. J. Fitzgerald.
New York-Herman L. Fox.
Ohio. j.. Sullivan.
Pennsyivania-Samuel Harper.
Potomac-John Cameron.
Rhode Island-W. J.. Bradford.
VeTmont-L +. Terrill.
Nirginia-H. De 3. Clay.
Wisconsin-Phil Cheek, Jr.
Washington Territory-H. v. Daniels,
Oregon-B. 3. futile.
Dakota-John B. DENNIS.
Tennessee-E. s.. Jones.
An interesting incident of the day was A mo-
ton to pay from the general funds the sum of
$500 to John +. johnson the first Minnesota
veteran who had his leg crushed by a horse
car while hailing a comrade. This wns
passed with n shout and i'll q few minutes vol
untary contributions from various states in.
creased the sum to $4,000.
Rev. Moncure D. Conway will preach
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-08-08

Rev. Moncure D. Conway willpreach
his farewell sermon in London on the
9th, preparatory to coming to America
and locating in Washington.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-12-20

Dn n. e.. WgSr's NERVE ASp. ESMN IRLAT-
aENr, q guaraiitesa specific for H,sttr,a, I,zzf
mess, CoDyulsions, Fits, Nervous N'uraiIia,
of alcohol or .obacco. Wnkefuness, Mental De
preston, Softening of the Brain recalling n m
sanity a,d leading to mieery, decay ard :'eath,
Preruature Old Age Tarrcnncss, Loss Of power
in either Eek. Involuntary Losses ard Srermae-
orrheea caused by eyerexsrticn of TIC biain. se!i
nbsss or observation-disclosures, Iash bnx Gor harns
for $500 sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of price.
WE GUARANTEE six b0NlS
to cure any case. With each order received py ne
for six boxes, accompanied with $500, we wll
send the purchaser our written guarantee to re.
fund the money If the treatment docs not e0ecs
a eure. Guarantees issued only BY
WOODARD. CLARK 4 CO..
whelcsa1o and RotaA icHEG4Seos
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Osders by mail will receive prompt attnton'
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wANTED-in every town, city and county
~ al Intelligent eneIgetic lady of good adj.
dress and some business ability, to Introduce
to the trade and consumers, MADAM Dr.S,s
CELEBRATED SPINAL SUPPORTING (,Ossyr
Splendidy advertised highly recomm ended b,
the leafhng Modistes, the fashionable Dress
makers, and the most eminent Physicans of
of the Quilted States and Europe. Liberal INV !,
Agentsare making SIS to Sos weekly.
Address, LEWIS SCHIELE & Co.
$50 Broadway, New York
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help you to more money right away than anv,h;na
rise IN this world. All. OF either eek suc.eed So
nrst hour. The broad road to fortune cpeps ha,on.
tho workers. absolutely sure Az on.s. ssI
TRrK CO. Augusta Maine. N"'esst
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ANACORTES. DECEMBER 90 1894
BRIEF MENTION.

Il VA - -A''''' ''''' F-''hS w Otitii
DR.. Bowman is over on his ranch at
Deception Pass.
Rev. JOS. Wolfe. of Whatcom, visited
Anacor ,c> on Thursday.
l Mr.. r.. B. Mangan returned to
Guemes on the Washington on We'd
nesrlay.
A pleasant dancing party met at
the honse of Mr. } J. Eiens, on
Gaemes island, on Saturday night.
Two of Nr. Noah Nelson's children, on
uFd,lgo Bay. are down with serious sick>
l bes,.
/ Wn. Deutch's arm, which was frac-
'urcd by gun shot wound, is GONZALES.
cent.
Mcssrs Becker and Northup were in
their boat cunning in front ofihe ENTER
PRIZE office on Thursday
/ T. B Jenkins will not be on the
route of the Washington for week
or ten days on account of sickness
l LosT:-Larry Kelley, Of Guemes
Island. lost Il sheep having a mark
on its port ear. Any person finding
the same will be rewarded.
c. Funks has huilt comfortable
Cabin on his place, on the north side
Of Guemes Island, in place of the
one burned some time ago.
The great jam above Lynden is
being removed, after which naviga-
ton will be extended to Nooksack
Crossing which will be the head OF
navigation on the Nooksack river.
A Christmas tree party will me ct
at Nelson's school house on CHRIST.
mas eve, Dec. Gath. Readings, de-
tiamations, singing, and Christ
tnas gift for every body.
M. Amos Bowman. of the Dominion
Geological Survey. returned from Victor
ia on Tuesday. and started for O,taNa.
Csnads. ON "Wednesday. accompanied by
his son Wendell, and his assistant enrin-
cer, Dir. Arthur Bowman. They will 90
ty the Oregon Short Line and Union Pa
cifc railroad, via Omaha and Chicago.
Mr.. Oleson in~passing near Cran>
berry lake, on Fidal 70 island, found
the carcase Of COW recently killed
by bullet through the body. lying
near the trail, and supposed to be-
long to VIM. Alexander or Mr.. Neg.
leys. The practice ofkilling cattle
by hunters is becoming an intoler-
able evil, and if persisted in. must
result in the speedy exclusion of
all hunters from the islands.
Az the Washington approached
Anacortes during the gale on Mon
day, she struck the wharf amid
ships, splintering her gunwale, and
'bustin' things generally. The av>
ersge Anacortes citizen rejoices at
the solidity given to the dock by
fhe recent improvements on it.
which reverse the results when o
steamboat bucks against it. Now,
It's the steamboat instead of the
wharf that gets all sort of broken ND.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-12-20
.M.ANsy
RE.ANXGM

L. the most complex work of the Creator and
when this complicated structure, SD exquisite
~ wrought, is disturbed by disease, the most
efficient aid should he sought from the most
skilled physician-fOr the human body is too
precious to be neglected. 1t becoprs the
question then: What physician shall be eni-
poyedy'
DIR. OSCAR JoHANSsES, of the University OF
Berlin, Germany, has M de lifelong study of
ailments of the Nervous aud Genito- Urinary
System.
Ills Nen1edies /Sutc
Any Debility or Deangement of the Nervous
System, including Spcrmarthorhea Gonorr
hea, syphilis, Structure, Impotence, etc, etc.
BECAUSE you may have been cheated and
fooled hy qUackr, VINO claim to cure this class
of disorders, do not hesitate TO give DIX. 10
HASNEsES'~ method fair trial before your case
becomes chronic and incurable.
nea- /sT,ee. 5a
4 valuable treatise, explanatory of DR.. Jo-
HANNEsEN's system, will TIC sent 10y mail, post
psid a,iil securely sealed from observation, to
amy sufferer addressing his sole authorized
agent for the United States and canada
HENRY VOGELER,
80 South Street, New York
.1y Complicated symptoms treated from Dr.
a Oaannessen's Special Prescription, under nd
vice Of duly qualified consulting physician
All correspondence held as strictly conf
dehtal, and advice by muil free of cLargc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-22

charged with killing n. l.. Dlkes. IL
guilty be is guilty Of murder In
the first degree or he Is not guilty be.
cause of mental condition. Murder IS
where one of sound mind takes the LIE
of fellow being with malice aforethougat.
He who takes the life of another with SUI
ficient time 10 reason and without reason
Is guilty Of murder in the hrst degree;
You have the right to return verdict oi
murder in the first or second degree or OF
maRslsughter Judge Stowe here dehned
manslaughter and voluntary msnslaughter
This Convey ing the Impression
that Mutt should be convicted OF one OF the
two grades. Continuing he said: "fhe
COL clusion arrive at is this: In order 10
acquit the prisoner the jury must hnd
from the evidence that he was subject 10
power greater than his own will. For my
part have little faith in that insanity
which shows itself a moment. aDd then
dies away, leaving no trace behind IL.
You have no right 10 infer insanity from
the act, hut you have the right TO consider
IN connection with the killing any Pecu
liarity Of action on the part Of the prison
er. You have evidence OF expert witnesses,
which must be valued, as the jury may
seem fit. for they are usually selected with
a view to ability to give favorable sestlmo
ny and very often for hire. The actual
line between sanity and insanity Is not
easily dawn.
This is . Serious Injury
for US 10 engage in, but we must meet it.
You must be careful to distinguish between
the act of a sane mind in person and the
act of an unsound mind. IL you acquit
him, you must state you do so on the
ground of insanity. II Mutt has been
shown by 8 fair weight OF testimony to be
irresponsible, he should he acquitted;
il by fair weight OF testimony he is shown
to be sane he should be convicted or some
degree of crime. The commonw wealth does
not demsnd All acquittsl any more than
a conviction, but she does demand a Just
verdict.
The Jury retired at ten minutes before
eight and At $50 had failed to agree upon
a verdict, and Judge Stow decided to ad-
iourn court until morning, and the pris
oner was remsnded to Jail. AS the jury
filed out Mutt peered into their fsces
with a troubled look. His mother
came over to him and with her arm around
his neck talked to him fos little while
and then sat down, kissins him aud cover
Jog her face with a h&adksrchief. LIZZIE
came over TO her bro.hsr's side and
Soon Had JaTes Smiling Chee+f.. ..ily
Nuts trienCa 81 fearful that the slow
ness OF the Jury in arriving at a verdict
bodies no good. The counsel for the de
fence regard the charge ss able and I'm.
pal t,A and are quite satisfied with the
conduct Of the t;isl frola first to last.
Major Brown, counsel for Mutt received
letter after the adjournment tonight
rom Manager Starr, OF the Harris Museum
! oferiI James Mutt an engagement upon
his liberation,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-22
GONE UP.
william II. Onion, Of the Pamous
Steamship Line, Makes an Assign.

william II. Onion, Of the Fnmous
Steamship Line, Makes an Assign
meui.
NEw York, January 2l.-It was learned
at the Bank Of TIE Republic that NJ.
Wiilism II. Guoin, VINO made an assign
menl to-day, was founder and director OF
that institution. Ten years ago he was worth
II, so, ,OOn and three years ago 800, 600 He
owes but $50 U1U. inciU ling the debts in
CURED in outside schemes-mining specu-
lations aud the Iike-in which it is init
mated be has been induced to enter with
out due caution. Two weeks ago he said
he owed $50 900. The bank ca5led his
brother a. Liverpool 20 aid him in his EN-.
barIassment, but this was refused as such
aid had been extended i.equetly hereto
fore snd it was becoming too enormous.
Gnion has been
Rpjoying an Income OF $4,000 n Year
from the Williams & Guion line Of steam.
shirs, which firm dissolved yesterday, his
son and brother succeeding and contlnu-
Ing it. Ii is alleged that Mr.. Guion has
been too generous or not aCute in business
matters: has been induced to lend himself
TO all sorts Of mining and other Wild enter.
pri>es, to endorse for people, to led his
own paper and otherwise to exhibit lack
OF foresight It was thought his family
abroad might be induced to make some
compromise OF his Indebtedness, but they
will not accept his obi cations as hey stand
Mr.. Guion is said TO own q gold mine IN
California which is worth b20O,0OC or
nothing. His liabilities are put a; 3 eoO,'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-22
TWO WORDS WANTING
To eve lanes Mutt His Life and
Freedom.
AIOr Addresses from the Lawyers
for the Prosecution
ARd Eloquent Appeals from Brown
and Voorhees,
For the Boy Who Rid the World Of
Monster,
The Judge Delivers an Abls and In
partial Charge
And the Jury Rstires to Agree
Upon a Verdict.
Sptcisl % ths R.gistsr.

PIrrsBrRGH, January 2l.-In this city to-
night the one topic Of supreme interest is
the Mutt trial, and until late hour the
hotels, newspapers offices and places Of re-
sort were crowded With people eager for
tidirgs from the clOseted jury. Senator
V,orhees' plea for the life of Young Mutt
is regarded by all who heard it
IS the ablest and most feeling and earnest
effort of that great lawyers life; while
Judss Stoves charge to the jury is gener-
sllv regarded as fair and impartial, though
il IS felt that bis remarks on the testimony
Of insanity experts may have a
strong influence upon the Jurors
hostile to the prisoner. 1t was
rumoTed at midnight that tine
;u.y or first ballot stood ten for scqaittsl
he other two for q verdict Of man
anu .. But this report is not verified
ct will probably not be known
an 'Ns 'eEu' tomorrow forenoon.
Etlu:e some time
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-22
BAD bRIDGEpORr AsCIDESr.
A Mine, Caught by s~~r-sos- -GesersI
News Notes.


Yesterday Mr.. Thomas Ainscongh. .
miner in Milt McConsLey's coal bank. wAs
badly wounded by . sospstons falling on
him while bearing In. lie wss taksn 10
his home near the bank and DR.. Cooke
dressed the wound, which extended from
the right eye back to the top OF his heal.
The other end OF the wound extended down
TO his right ear. laying open the scalp as
large ss m ordinary hand. II t,ok sixteen
stitches 10 get II In the right shape. lie is
doing e. we'll a. could h. 81 pect-d.
Vim. BrintOn, Eco, Who Tocenily sooept
ed the position Of secretary In the La Bile
riIas- Works here. has rrsign.I, and o..
spitd the secreiaryship q of the Belmont nj
Is. ilairs st al increased ssisry. Tbis lsaye,
an ops d lRs for good live man.
Its,. rday the miIlwrlght began ths
work OF placing the new machin"ry In the
Diamond -four mills. fIltehn men will
'Ork IN the machinery, aud II will sOon
be put ID.
20 arrests have been made for several
!sys. The officers cay ~ 10 too cold.
Mart Thompson, 81 su u'yeyOf ~ -. CIAirs.
vile, wrs here yesterday.
A little child OF John Brattob, the under
tsker. died yesterday.
Road Master Reynolds. OF The o., IT, 4
W. X L. was the guest Of W. w. Bags
yesterday.
Dr. N. i Hinsrmsn and family. of Mar.
tits Ferry. spent Monday wish relatives
here .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-22

No one can be III If the blood Is pure.
Yellow Dock and Sarssparilla root have
long been recognized by ply sicisns as blood
purifiers. Don't be humbugged by the
advertisements of the many quack bitters,
but occasionally use DR.. Guysott's Yellow
DOCK 6oa Snd ID SsaisapaFs ia and yoH T Tis live 70 70
mind and body. Many OF our best citizens
who lorg suffered from bad blood indi-
Gated by weak kidoeys, Indigestion, sores,
aches, etc owe their reco cry to the Use Of
this remedy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-22

MANY Who long 80 nered from indescrib-
able fseliI e Of distress, lame back, aehinf
Joints, sores, dwellings, weakness oil the
urinary and digestive organs, unnatura
feeliL "a Of resriness, headache, nervous
ness, dependency. tl,eplessness, disturb,
ing dreams, partial inssDity, etc, after doc
toripg liver, kidneys Derves and brain
with the ysrie qusck nostr1ms OF ths
dsy, and beipg nearly frightened to death
nv their .lsrn ing advert'seb.ents, quietly
b. gan using ,)-. Guysotts yellow DOCK
spd aartsp,rils. end we're sgreeaoiy su'
vrised TO quic.!y frd themselves restored
perfect bssitb. No other remsd!
equalsit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-22
BeNWooD.
4 htsaneE Csssht ~ ske Zee - Autt
Against tie Cousiy Con- - isaioseFs.

again" ssoooty sSsssssSess
Spociri % he R,giItr.
BEs~ooD. January 1.-THE sttaTsr
Regular got caught on The Ice and resisted
oil the efforts of her crew TO get her oh.
when the Frank OSsns got steam up and
after time succeeded In getting her on.
Ar Thomas AAloney has brought suit
sgsinst The County Commissioners Of Bel
mon. county, for damages. hsppssrs that
the contract for mskiDg . new piece al
road was awarded 10 him, snd Alter hs
made preparations 10 do the work the con.
tract was given 10 another party upon q
private bid. Hence bis suit.
City Council meets 10 night, whsa mat
ters Of nonor importance Will b usns-
acted.
One or two more piersins cold nights
like MJndsy night spd the river will
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-22
MURDER WILL OUT.
An Az fuI Crir,r Confessed Amer Many
YenrN.

tRvELAsp o., January 2l.-Iell Ash.
croft, ahou, twenty nine years OF age, CON
fes.ed TO day a. Chardon that he and IRA
Bidlake and wIic thirteen years ago
knocked down and robbed IN her own
house Mrs. Robinson, over eighty. who
lived in Newson, Ge uia county. sith hs'
imhccil. son. Mrs Robinson died soon
after from tie effects OF injuries but who
we're her murderers has been a mystery un
solved until 10 day. Ashcroft Is III
custody. The on GERS are in pursuit oi
Bidlaka and wIIa, who live across the
street from the murdered woman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-22
BRINGING IN THE DEAD.


New B,proRn, MAS, January N.-The
lif. raft upon which seyero Of the paSsen.
gers and crew, including chief engineer
Morrison embarked, drIfted ashore yester.
Jay evening, at Cedar Tree Point, ten miles
from Gay Head. The steamer Storm King
arrived here this afternoon, bringing nine
bodies from Gay Head. Those positively
ID, nIitied are Mrs. Richardson. Charles +.
James, of Everett, Daniel Mccarthy, the
ships baker. Thomas Galiaher, second
ronk. and Mrs. Richardson. OF Boston. An.
prhsr body is supposed to be that OF .Ioel
Mnurs., OF lssston. OF the remainder
lhree ere males and one 10 q female.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-22
s,,..,.. B..eh x..a Embarrassed.

Nrw York, January 2l.-The Mechanics
Bsnk, Brooklyn, has secureis judgment
Of $50. 600 against the Brighton Beach Rail.
road Company A friendly receiver OF tn
company 10 expected 10 be appointed. The
money was loaned 10 furnish the Brighton
BesCL-C CCney Islsnd-Hotel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-22
RroxSn 10 Death.

YJrsGsTowx, January q The report
c, mes from Miles, o, th,t Mrs. Jerry sh..
hsn was found in the woodshed Of hsrr 3
idence Saturday afternoon frozen 70 des,h.
She had been drinking hard and laid DO IN
in the uiboUx from either exhaustion or
because she was TOO drunk to know better.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-22
roEx.,ua. The ftbprartaus.

WILKEsBARRE Pa, January 2L-A Pc
tition is being extensively circulated and
signed here among miners and others pray
ing Congress to enact Law to prevent the
importation to the coal regions Of Hunga-
rian laborers,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-22
Death of fnp,om,n.u, I,i.hmas.

BEOoKLYs, Jinuary 2l-Mr Harry Nc.
Dermott, brother OF James McDsrmott,
who was recently arrested in England, and
subsequently discharged, for participating
in an alleged conspiracy with Fenisns, died
this morning ST his residence here. after an
illness Of five Gsys. The deceased was we.I
knowu and liked in Brooklyn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-22
Lying in the Bsaton Aorgue.

BosToS, January 2l.-AIl the unidenti.
fed bodies from the wreck of the City Of
Columbus will be brought to Boston from
New Bedford BY train and deposited IN the
morgue. OF the ten brought this after.
noon, those of J. f. Merrill, II. ID Mitch
ell, Fl. d. Daniels. W. W. Wright aud the
boy Belyes, were identified.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-22
R,r,..r Mccoy Take. water.

PrrrsRrKGH, January 2l.-Jack Gest and
Charles Mccoy, local pugilists, fought
prize fight for 1900 tonight in a room in
the East End. Seven rounds we're fought,
when Mccoy claimed 8 foul. and as the
refeJee refused to allow it, be declined to
continue the fight. Both men were badly
punished,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-22

DoS'T make the mistake Of doctoring
liver and kidneys TO cure consumption.
II You will lay al other remedies aside and
put your trust in DR.. Wistar's Bslssm Of
Wild Cherry. it will surely benet:: you
Try il for coughs and colds nd see what
an excellent remedy is ia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-22

Prru. IsD.. January T.-supsrintendsnt
Stevens hss Issued On Order oil along the
middle divisiop OF the Wsbssh rosd 10 ths
.f,ct that sIl miners connected With the
,osd be disebassed immsdistsly. Toey
number over 10 snt the esuss Of tbs
trouble is their conduct during the pnt
year,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-22
WARRIORS REFUSE TO 90 TO suAkiM.
Seven Rssavel Dvfvsn 1sso he Oass
sf tie AabpO,U RO1nl

~ tie hsbPs's Po1al
Lospos, Jsbosry N.-Tbs oonsch ptlon
Of blacks sssinst the Mshdi still goes o In
Esypl Seven hundred b,scts Who hsd
r.c.ntiy been to the esap outside the
city TO acrustom them 10 camp life, vefs
drsftsd for Suskim. When ordered yestsf.
dsy " toaid the train prspsrs'o'y 70 bsins
,tipI ed TO suskim, they openly rsoei %
and refused 10 70. A large lures Of syai-
~ wss called into requ!sition, and uith
drawn swords they charged the blacks apd
compel cd them ~ take the uain. D1rfns
ID. rns'.s fonr officers ~ the blsck trnops
and 10 tlsn escaped snd II 10 thosght thsy
are Ios en- route 70 join the hahdL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-22
Willing Aerep, a Reduction

NEW YoEK, January 2l-Marks Brothers,
cap fnishers, propose to reduce the rate of
pay fifty per cent, the men to receive sixty
two cents dozen. OIher firms threaten to
follow this example. The finishers to-day
agreed TO submit proposition to Marks
Brothers accepting reduction Of twenty
five per cent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-22
Y,Ips.. of Jobu q. Thom Ds0u,

CoLuxBrs. January q The Hon. John
G. Thompson Is con fined at hrs reside c
with lung trouble, and some appFshsnsio1 ,
Ia .elt rs TO his recovery. lie IL unable I
lie down, and sleeps in an almost upright
posl'iCn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-22

Pl7TsBrEGE. January 2i.-A number Of
q sss workers x!ll leave for Toledo. OHIO.
,hip week, having agreed tos prnposition
made by number Of capitalists at that pace
70 start works there,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-22
1,S,,, Du.xr,rs1" WARRINGTON, DC.

"Is5i,x DErAErsrs1," wAsHrsSros, d. G.:
/ sm NJ nxious TO introiGoe Df. BulTs
Cough Syrup among ny lndisos hsvinf
used IL myself for revefsl months, en1
think Il one Of :he finest remedies ever
found. I assure you IL II the only thing
that ever relieved me OF proteac'eo oougn
brought on by sxposdrs vbi!s On tns
sIouI Comm iss!on lsst year.
A. G. BoosE
Agent for popcas and L. g. Comm;Aiones.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-22
A NEW RAILROAD
Iriu the Mu ,Einxum Coal Fields OF
GNhin-

ohio.
CcLrMGUS, January 2l.-The Columbus
ami Eastern railroad extending from Col
umhus to the coal fields of Muskiugum
and Perry counties was opened to-day for
traffic. Quite large delegation came in
nyer the new line for the fret time J. T..
Redfeld, OF Essex, is President Of the en-
terprise which promises to take high
rank among the Ohio system Of coal roads.