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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-28
Commissioners Sale.

NV WRITE or A DbCEEE NApI All
VI ,i.,,t, 60, :, 81. -.
- entered BY the circuit QUIZ o. uaN 90,
west NiIppA, on 'ne oth ohy y, ..IoL ~
a@ule ID cpsnteiy usNin rnu.nk ."' ~ ~ y.
=. browp, edminnuatoI .. ue eae
Feay, decea'ed, u plalnun ara snan 10y
oiher are DEL. ndanu' tns uhoeh'st" -
commissioner will, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2sth, 1874
CONNIE ncine nj 10 o'clock q m, sell at pub. n
ton. on the premises, 70 the highest and sss
der, the following described real sia's, tkst
say: Of number three (s) Of Wbethsnt ~
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Young Mr. Modisska,s Fiancs.

NAtCdgO 4he"S.
Nine. Modjeska's son, Mr. Ralph Mod
iesks, has received special pspsl dispen,
sation permitting him to marry his cousin,
and the wedding will take place in New
York next December. Mr.. Modjesks ia
now in Omaha, where be intends 10 make
his home. The young lady he is to wed is
now travelling with her aunt the famous
actress She is q large, shspely blonde,
with marked Polish facial characteristics
She is seventeen years old, and her name
is Felicia Bender.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-28
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER rs, 1885.

In an editorial yesterday morning the
REGIsrER stated that eastern mills we're
paying seventeen cents per keg for nail'.
This is an error, the prices east are four
tean cents
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-28

JAS. D. Fish, the millionaire thief that
got caught, now says al have adopted the
view expressed in the old saying, that the
mills of the gods grind slowly, but they
grind it Sll out at last. Ny story, after al,
is . story Of q man who was 3 fool, and
who, therefore, did not see great deal that
was going on to bis own injury, and that
Of people associated with him. l was
grossly and fOully deceived 1t seems to
many people that must have been the
chief rogue because / was older than
WARD. Ny present convictions, in the full
light / see shed on that scOundrel, are
plain ene-sh to me, bat thst they are svl-
denee il doubtful"
The mills Of the on
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ron SALE.
FOR SALE.
For Sale.

A TRACT OF VALUABLE LAND Oy Clu
IA line Hill, within the city limits
CONTAINS THIRrY-TwO ACREs
The land lies we'll, Il rich and easily culnua
would make good market garden OF be dirtisl
desirable building lots-
WILLIAM CARSLi,
Administrator for kstate Of Ji, Gang
suSh No 2slS MARKS rps
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DIED.
NoeArds.

COELEY-At CLIFTON, Ohio c5uutY, W. Va, on
TUssday. October AZ, 1885, at II O'Clock m MARY,
vile Of Martin Copley, aged q years and months.
Funeral trSm her late residence, in Clinton,
Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock. Intsrment at
West Alexander, Pa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-28
Notice to Creditors.

FT,0 THE CREDITORS OF JAMES LYLE, de
II ceased.
In pursuanee Of deere Of The Circuit Court Of
Ohio county. West YiTgiri II, made IN cause there
In pending, II subject The real ett7ts Of the sad
Jan 20 Lyle to the payment Of his debts, you are
required to pTstnt your claims against ihs estate
Of the said James Lyle for adjudication 70 Joseph
r. FanIi, commission er, AZ his 6f1cr. no 1220
Chaeline street In the city Of Wheeling, Ohio
county, west Vtzgfuia, on on before Tutsday, tbs
afth DAY Of Novenber, 1885.
Witns9, John w. Mitchell. clerk Of scld court
tbs lzth Day Of Oeober, tesE. -
.s,a,.vv 'ho. ". AiIcHs Ca.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-28
MARRIED,

GOETZE- MCCONHELI-At the retidsnce Of
The brides mother, on sixteenth street, Tuesday,
OctSber 2-tn, by the ReY. ]. HeuIy Hess, Mr..
Gas. r. GOETZE and MlsI JESsIEC c. MCCoSNRLL,
both Of Wheeling.
No cards
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UTANIED Young aides in city or country to
w work for rs at their homes; fascinating en-
ploRment: no instKue ions to buy work can be
sent By mail distance no OBJ ectioD); Sc 20 50 per
Reak eau bs made. Eosnvasing. particulars frce,
or sample Of work mailed for four cents In sAups.
Please sd1rsss, hose MANUFAcrueIae Co ,tBos-
ton, Mas. P. o Box 1915 auiAe
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Notice to L len Holders.

ITO ALL PERSONS HOLDING LIENS BY
i Judgment or otherwi on the resi- estate, or
any part thereof, Of Henry Jones and Samuel Z.
jones, or either OF them.
In pursuance OF a decree OF the Circuit Court Of
Ohio CountO, est Virginia, made In a cause
therein pending 10 subject the real estate OF the
said Henry Jones and Of the said Samuel I Jones
10 the satisfaction Of the liens thereon, you ar
hereby required TO present all claims held by you
and eaca Of You against the said bPI ry Jones and
the said samuel c. Jones, either Of tuem, which
are liens on their real estate any part tAe o.
for ad judiCatiCn TO me, az my Office, No. 1920 hap
line street in the city Of wheeling. Ohio county,
West VirEibia, on or before Wednesday, the 18th
day Of November, 1885,
Given under my hand this 18th day OF October,
1855 JOSEPH X. PAUL.,
ociSoavt Commissioner
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DOARD AND EOOMs AT MRS. y. y. FOR.
ID ter's, Corner Fourteenth and CA.piLne ~ asss'
auSh
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c,TRApY AND PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT
-, given 10 4 few good men. Address. AE9us,
AATREIL d CO., Odd Fellows Buildtng Wheel
ing, w. Va.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-02-14
Ottawa Clipper Pillow Works

III. above Works are Hpa u g'ou lGuh.t- "'d'f
having recently put IN o water wheel. giving lF
uan,It pJeer ~ tHoi '',y can run continuously Che
NMlLE vow -yl.l.
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BIRTHS,

BIRTHS,
To Mayy Barry, Eagle, y gid.
OuAr hmundson, Norway, Il boy.
Sarah Hodnar, Miller, girl.
Ellen : Taylor, Bruce, boy.
Elizabeth Patterson, Ncrnill!on, T. girl.
Cora Hannum, Lostan,, a girl
Mary seipp, Richland, girl.
Sarah Bauer, Peru, twin girls.
Clyra Schlirgnan, Peru, gin,
Nellie Philbcn, Peru, boy.
Katrina L;ngcniclder, Peru, girl.
Amanda sullivan, Peru, girl.
Elizabeth lIess. Wa!thsm, a boy.
Linda Virgin, Fall River, twin girls.
Mrs. John fll, South Ottawa, II boy
q W Bowers, Miller, . boy.
Edwin Burton, Maraeiilce, Il girl.
J II Trowbridge, Marseillcs, boy.
Edward Y Iayhins. Marscillcs, boy.
.rohu Ccrcorsn, St5cGtor, twin girls.
Dallas Brown, Otter Creek, II girl.
4lncrt & Croswcll, S..cator, y boy.
Porter Donald, St'cetor, boy.
Geo Faulkner, St-cator, u gill.
Hermann Pfcyslng, S.gentor, q boy.
Newton " JCWCtt, Otter Creek, Il boy.
Edward SAGE, StEco'or, boy,
MARRIAGES..
Charlie, ,iuyCs and Ida May Daniel5on.
Martin Kazlushi aud Mary krsTictsAa.
Edvs.d Thompson and Mabel BcldcD.
Thomas ) Larson and Carrie + johnson.
John Schroeder and Christina \ Glcim:
IerCm.ah Flahcrty and Elizabeth Cah!l.
Fred Y Z!lm and Julia SchoeWi,ahofcr.
Joseph Ki!duff and Margaret + Fink.'E.
Chris, Frialcb.n ard Anna T. W1nGe!.
Acd-e " Archibald Gai Jennie Allen.
Dau Flahcrty and Ellen Coakley.
Michael D-.ihsnty aud Maggie 4 klUcia
otto EGnruann ard Lima Nepp.
Tho. Hitler and Maggie Murray.
N,cEag, ba,ro aud susie fsto.
NEIfTj.
MIR Oh Clirc, Peru, aged SO, consumption,
CEas + Ra!tA, Peru, n, cd agc.
Maria Garduar, Peru, -. childbirth,
rhas e FriGdcr, year, cramps.
Cha5 II Green, OttSaa, ID, consumption.
Emm, I Krou5c, Otta~s, NOS, hfoochitl
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County Court.

The Forbes IL Flick failure aud the suit, IL
,titutcd by the creditors came to = conclusion
last Thursday evening in the County Court.
The petitioners asked that 4. j williamson the
assignee, be removed, on the ground Of collu.
sion with The firm in an attempt TO conceal
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-02-14
PUBLIC SALE.

We q. BOD .. ~ oar riar. miles youth % NLL-!.r
and milo. ru,hw'-' Ct Ntrrs.pr, on "Wednesday REQ
-!ary 9Th. l--J. az IN OC.pc s..
SfS..-,g Had of }l-a Grade Norman lcrrgs - FOL
lgg-: One 6.TcaE old mare wish iOal one liy"ar ODD
MARI " tn ioa!; 1y.sr cd mpre-; one ,ycaT old
mare; I've yrarug uSrt-i sire" mare colts, foS4cc
May iss; hire" Et1rES Stallion colt; one span u
mules
TyEn--N credit Of tNr.r, months VIII b. given
rrrhN-pr, o. notes with approved security II not paid
when due 20 draw lcr tent. from date
No property 70 NJ removed I'll terms 81 sale are com
piled with. HHOIf d CpSSfl-
! r. SrHovsvNE,tl., Au'uoD"e-. tcO!i.w
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Hrnlnnio COLrt.

let Elisha ). lEollowel. App bin filed and
ordered recorded.
Guardianship of Henry ulrich. Letters to
Henry hailandCr; bond in sum Of 5000 app
Est Nancy y. Newell dee. Rep Of acrts app.
Edwd Barry Y. James 7. Calvin, Pet for
rev Of letters admr. Continued.
Richard J. fullerton, in,JNc. Ann rep of
Clnr app,
Eft Fdwd Neagy. Ann rep Of acts app.
Guardianship OF Emma Hcchi It nj. Ann
r,0 Dt arC'- mp.
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BREAKING AND STUMBLE PlOWS


it,yn.- ~ ,.oc,. EouC better ln IN" nHfhri, ~
reasonable prlcc-. J. viii b" 10 the Inic''-i uI tE'
N CpII and examine before purchasing.
RFPtfRI " OF JGIiry@UJi iWa'U'lE
ii, IN ,,y,t' gt,r,r Farm. - truu" toi.rl'r.
|" mo, WN. COW IL, Pro-
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POSTPONED
on Account OF The storm.
PUBLIC SALE.

The 5I -i,r Nil Il Il publ" gUctiuE. ul h-- ~.
lrprP ia III, town oi iLtlIn1, On the WIDOW kICla "
Homestead Gyn Witts northeast OF Ottawa on The Chi.
cGgu road, o. Thuray TCNr lay u, sSS the Following
dc-crl Den property, 10 Wit:
TTCnty Head II HORSE Including brood mares,
with fpa' one ha!fbco1 NOrrnsn colt coming years
old; hsf Norman mares, coming years old; h3!t
blood Norman colts. coming year o!d; bay colt,
coming = md tStars old pSCii vCly; grey and
brown work horses; English Coach colt, brown cox,
coming y,gr cd: and one ,sdd' hor-'
For y.ryp Head ui cattle, including Line ,yCAr Old
-t.r-s oAt -yoar I'd -',s- eleven ycurliuS steers,
I thirteen mica COWS.
Fs-r,t-: implements consisting of! Mailer \. WOOD
binder Triumph >c,Acr gopher, corn pow, s.ir
ru- pirT Cu~-aday uNy p.o4, ihrccAorse harrow,
lumber wa-rC hCbrl"I, K T. q harness, saddle,
e-r coal burner Pos 'uuru un1 other articles tlu
rV0.er0u- 20 myh,.yA.
T,r~, " ~ .;IG- Ul j. and under, cash; on
9er -us ~ months credit on UOtF- with approves!
,crfy si.auut interest II paid Nh,u due, Oihnrpi-'
Ter cent Interest from dat.
\, -,rI~.s-.l ~ u removed until settled f1r.
UfNNlS CONNOLLY.
II u .I,rE.,H Ay-''yL.rr. '"J.i
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THE cor RI,
Circuit Court.
tEIMiNAI..

People v Jas. iliUds. The Iytcn4aa. .u ,Lis
Ease was indicted for yotbcry-tAc stealing Of
awstchht strcator some time ago. LastThurs-
day the jury found him guilty az petit lar.
ceny and lie vas sentenced TO tue county Jail
for GO days and to pay fine Of 81 aud costs.
People = Encelschi,kin ana Iarhin, lar.
ceny. Latter not guilty, former guilty, 20 Ay
sentenced today,
Ian
William c. Hawks '. the Cornwall Mr..
Co iutgt. by con. for 81, so 40 and costs.
{. Hening, Peter Conrad, MAJ 4. r. Haas,
ANNA VI. Walter, Adam k,iyla =. Jacob g.
Reul ct a. Judg. ~ conf. in favor Of plain
lifts amounting to 81 $685. and costs.
Homer p Watt,es called default In -iS
cases. Judg. amounting 20 over S@Ito FOR
various plaintiffs entered.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-02-14

ny. SALE MOTTO f. Nutl," is hur. n1
| -iyen To the unknown owners ~ and n. phhn'." d
Interested IN the lot hereinafter dc-rp'n am 81
49, ,rlon- v HON 10 may concern, that az 1sr ~ ~
n1usut and- and toxin lots BY thc treasurer ana 70
90 collect -iof IaSalir county. In the state -; l.au-
no tate cyniy and other Lsc- and costs cue moron
FJ- me wear A. D. l-s9 and previous NtIr-. t'i %. N
comfy Cou-t Ho-c. IN iHc city ~ OtH"n, lh -i r"tI
~ comm. ncInE On the I'm day q Jun" = H. '' hi
continued from dty 10 day pursuant % law, d j.
shaver on the .O.h day 81 JUur s. p. .N f7'hlN' l
pVrcha--r Of the fnOS INK described .'t, situated IT'D '
county and STATE, W.; DO. ..
lot ) block 10 Ia the town ~ Narse.-; H--'.-'t F.
No Land and W1!e- PuIrr CpnIary ~ Nar-'l.'-.
Notice ia further hereby gwen, a. Aforesaid, tat
certificate Of purchase Of aid lot al SAID salt Z. 't ~
the updcr- gicd ana NAV the tlhs ~ t'"'i"I''.
NV w" j. L. SHAVER
rch IS. l-Sj.-Es ilT'..t-..
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Wa,1ied

llIl rr.I Drr Of DO hfiao'a r0Ecnto, N bftoAbcI
,Nou,hir. ~ Kew o. NJ nur'ty, a Grand Ridge, Il!
NJ CNh.I4.S " NICHOLS. of Dunlap Iowa, 10 MI
LIZZIE GAGE, II HrOosH ID,
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Il q. LINCOLN,

ITATE or ILLINOIS. Il SALE I0J.tI.--. I.
- ~, yr1h5a. CONT 10 Hg,Ih IoU, a. y. is.
In lie matter Of ,!.c ru1rdar~l2 Il ilIlc NJ car.
- s,-irr'l.4. ~ ta..'.Nt I" 81" rank D''' q"
10 An " hon ii Mas Concern: &v!lcr g. l"r. '! -,ta
ma, / Charles CATER, g- GuardilE - ll1r " Garter
tHnrn n carter ,iar.- l.. carter. Allan Z. 'Ar' 'a
E.a!g W tart,raud Ethol t. t-rirr. minor o. .ln col
Mary l. Carter drcct',d. "l- on M.LcHy r. ll.l =!
Of March , H. 81 wuE' application % rI'd court ly
an order tu Ill a, real - &c oI -.t HaTI., sGH l
said county Of ~ sale aad state 81 lnol- W: D.,
Arctinn (lirty.iIyr Is, IN Township IMrty-tWu p
Norm Range Three SO last az ncIhi-f 80 PincW
Meridian. cortain,n; 'orty ~ ''f- ~ ANA, lgT. M
inc CHARLES CARTEE
FEB. -. ls-J.-gt "o'' 'Ih.' g.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-07-10
~ Ia.


The Fourth Appropriately cele-
brated r. Personal - Death Of a
Distinguished Loulsianalan.
opeclal 70 tne Commercial Herald.
SHREvEPoRT, La, July 4-The day
passed quietly. The coIored people
celebrated with a grand barbecue and
picnic, for the benefit Of their Normal
school fund. There was a heavy rain
storm in the afternoon. which inter-
fered greatly with their pleasures.
Thousands were ii attendance from
the city and country. the train from
Monroe, on the NJ. S. s. p, bringing in
nearly a thousand.
Capt. F. X. Dabney, ex-superintend-
emit Of the ". s. & r, passed through
here to-day en- route for the City Of
Mexico.
Capt. E. a.. Carmouche, a prominent
planter Of Bossier parish, died at Little
Rock last night, en- route to Eureka
| Springs in search Of health. He rep
resented st. Landry parish in the ia.
nous Wheeler compromise legislature
and was a member Of the I'd and 4th
Louisiana regiments during the war
Capt. Carmouche was one Of the Con
federate prisoners on the Fedora
steamer Maylower during the war
who aided in capturing her and run
ming her into the Confederate lines.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-07-10
East Carroll Parlsh.

Mr.. j. B. Donnally, a prominent
planter on the Vista plantation in
East Carroll parish, about six miles
above Lake Providence, passed through
the city yesterday en- route home from
New Orleans. He reports the pros
poets for an abundant crop in the par
ish better than for many years. In
relation to the late sherffalty defalca-
ton he says the investigation so far
has developed the fact that Sheriff
Selby Powell's d~efalcation In place
Of being six or seven thousand dol
lars, as was at first supposed, will
reach at least FIVE times that amount,
or somewhere in the neighborhood OF
thirty thousand dollars. Ten thousand
or more of this is due the parish, a large
amount to the State and levee funds,
besides a number Of suits which
were pending for funds in his
hands for safe keeping. Mr.. Don
nally says a large number Of
good citizens Of the parish censure
the McEnery government for being
responsible in a great measure for the
troubles of Sheriff Powell. Had his
settlements been made as the law
directs this d~efalcation could never
have reached the gigantic proportions
they now present. His bond was for
twenty-six thousand dollars. Several
New Orleans merchants are heavy
losers by him. His whereabouts art
unknown to the officials of the
parish, though it is known that
his family are in com,
munication with him. He passed
through St. Louis some weeks since
and communicated with his family
from that point; enclosing his letter in
an envelope which was addressed By
some other person, but unfortunately
for him the envelope was not sufi,
GENTLY Opaque to prevent the recogni'
tlon of his familiar chirography
through it. The newly appointed
Sheriff j. @. Bass, has made his bond
and will assume the duties of the Of.
Gee. Mr.. Donnally thinks the office Of
sheriff of the parish will pay six
thousand dollars per annum when
honestly ADMINISTERED.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-07-10
Mia Yuma,s BOOM.

DR.. Phelps, at Militia Yuma, on Big
Deer Creek, at the railroad crossing,
in Sharkey county, has just finished a
new hotel at that point, the main
building to contain ten rooms. He is
also erecting a new store house S0x75
feet in size, MI. D. G. Shumpert being
the contractor. He has also given to
Mr.. George L. Smith, of Greenville,
the contract for erecting a bridge
across the creek at that point. The
bridge is to be constructed with a
center space sufficiently large to allow
the passage of steamboats,. Militia Yu-
ma is situated in the center of the
great Deer Creek country, and at the
present head Of navigation on the
creek.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-07-10
Primary Meeting at Utica.

Special to Commercial Herald.
UTICA, MISS, July A large phi
mary meeting was held here to-day and
delegates selected to the county con-
vention. The following resolution
was adopted: 1--WE believe the delegates
from Kinds county to the State con
vention should go entirely uninstruct-
ed"
A resolution was introduced by John
Martin and passed after a lively strug-
gle, as follows:
"That while we recognize in Col,
Hemingway a high and honorable
man, with a pure and stainless record.
we believe that ten years continued
term Of Office ought to satisfy any man
with a reasonable appetite, and VIZ en-
dorse the candidacy Of J. H. Duke fol
State treasurer"
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-07-10

A SPECIAL cable dispatch says that
the death of the Emperor William
promises to be the next great sensa-
ton in Europe. Extraordinary pre-
cautions are being taken to prevent
the sending of any kilograms revealing
his real condition, but private letters
are not subject to the official censor
ship, and they give such discouraging
forecasts that the news Of his death is
daily expected. In official circles in
England the death of the aged Kaiser
is looked upon as an event of the very
near future, and the extent to which
this affection is calculated upon and
discounted seems surprising and heart
less. Its immediate political effect
will be to bind Germany and England
together in a very close union. The
Crown Princess Of England will be the
Empress Of Germany and the coming
emperor is known as an affectionate
friend of the Prince of Wales and Of
the queen. Nothing more opportunt
for the new Tory government Of Eng.
land could possibly occur. With ar
Anglo-G German alliance firmly estab
lished the difficulties in the way o.
E%ngland's foreign policy would disap
! pear as if by magic, and the Salisbur.
ministry would get the credit Of re
suits wrought by a dispensation o
Providence. It is rumored that al
this was counted upon in the yer,
highest circles Of the two realms be
fore Lord Salisbury finally consented
to take Office and that 1t cry larRel,
|, Influenced his decision.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-07-10
JACKSON,
Run Over and KIlled--Married.
Snecialto the Commercial Herald.

Run Over and KIlled--Married.
Specialize the Commercial Herald.
JACKSON, July 1.-Two unknown
negroes were run over by a switch
engine on the Vicksburg & Meridian
railroad a few miles East Of
here last night and received injuries
from which they have since died. One
report states they were asleep on the
track, and another that they were on q
trestle endeavoring to get off when
overtaken by the engine.
I. S. Hewes, chancery clerk of Har-
rison county. and Mrs. Fannie Loun, /
widowed daughter of Gen. Wiri
Adams, were married in this city last
night, by Rev. Father Myles, Of New
Orleans.
c. j. Curtis, of Toledo, O., and Miss
Lizzie M. Barnes, of this city, were
married to-day.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-07-10
THE STATE PROHIBITION CON-
VENTION.

The work of this body is less ex-
IRENE than many thought it would be.
The prime movers of the feeling in the
State seemed to realize the RESPONSE
biIity that rested on them, when they
looked around and saw a large conven-
ton representing a large portion OF
the State. They doubtless felt the ne
cessity Of not antagonizing or crippling,
If they could do it, the Democratic
party. and they simply resolved
to urge their cause before the
voters of the various counties.
While We do not fully agree with their
methods, we do heartily endorse all
legitimate efforts to advance the cause
of temperance among the people, and
if the Prohibitionists think they can
do that, and they do not make an at
tack on the Democratic party of the
State, the party is certainly willing for
them to make the effort. So far as
the movement has gone, we see nc
eason for the Democratic party to
interfere with it.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-07-10

MI. KELLEY, the new minister to
Austria has not been recalled, though
Austria has expressed an unwilling
ness to receive him or perhaps a desire
to have him recalled. This makes it
reasonably certain that he must come
back since 1t would be quite impossible
for him to remain at the Austrian
court under the circumstances. 1t is SC
wholly unnecessary for all the for
eign ministers to a country to be or
agreeable terms with each other thai
the Austrian objection to Mr.. Kelley
on the ground that it would not b.
pleasant to the Italian minister to BIZ
brought into contact with this partic
ular American is regarded at the STATE
department as altogether unreasonable
1t is said that the administration feeli
that it is a course of action so far Of
fensive to the United States that il
should be resented, and the president
and his advisers are seriously discus
sing the a~dvisability of meeting this
most needless slight by recalling Mr.,
Kelly and appointing no successor.
This will disappoint some ambitious
aspirants, but it will vindicate in some
degree the dignity of the United States
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-07-10

A sTALwART Republican journal
denies that its party now seeks to ere
vive the rebel issue in politics." but
claims that it is "thrust upon their at
tention by a Democratic administra-
tion," by the appointment of ex-rebels
to Office. Why did not the Republicans
disfranchise and disqualify the South
ern whites if they wished to render
them ineligible to office? And why is
1t worse for the Democrats to appoint
some Of the best Of the x-Confeder-
ates than 1t was for the Republicans to
appoint some Of the worstP The scare
is all gone from the old "rebel yell"
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-07-10

JACKSON newspaper men are in
luck. One Of them is in congress, one
in a good position in the Treasury De.
partment, and one is in charge Of one
of the best Land Offices within the
gift of the Interior Department. Mr..
E. S. Wilson, Of the sprightly New
Mississippian," is the last named ap-
pointee. We heartily congratulate
him on his fat take" Notwithstanding
his refusal to agree with us on many
occasions.