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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-24
Sentence Suspended.

OrTAvA, OET, November 2S.-The
order in Council declining to interfere with
tbs sentence pssssd upon the Bsttleford
Indians condemned 70 be hsoged on the
9Th inst, has been withheld in the cases
of the two men named Chsrlebois and
p,essynsn in o,5er tina; sn inquiry msy
Be made - l. tie aIssed exienusting cir
cumSaucss. These hea killed sn old
scuaw il the belief that she was "wiuds.
q" or witch. They were not IN any way
Connected With the rebellion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-24
The Ordinance Committee.

PITTsBURG, November 23.-The Con
gressional Commission on Ordinance sr-
rived in the city this morning, and under
guidance Of Committee OF the Chamber
Of Commerce visited the principal manu-
featuring establishments in the city. The
facilities possessed by firms here foE manu-.
featuring steel for guns and srmor plating
were clearly setforih at the different estsb.
lishnents, special stress being laid On the
superior quality Of the products By the use
of natural gas as fuel. The members OF
the commission were delighted with what
they ssw and while they Gid rot give snJ
idea Of ~hst they would recommend said
they hsd been prepared fo- what had been
presented to them. They will leave this
evening for WASHINGTON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-24
Grain IN SIGHT,

CHICAGO, November 23.-The following
figures taken from the official statement
Of the Board Of Trade, to be posted on
Change tomorrow, shows the amount OF
grain in sight in the Urited States aad
Canada on Saturday, NOvembeE q, and
the amount Of increase or decrease over
preceding week:
Whest 54.261,S69, increase l,l57064;
corn 2.9S30ll, decrease 336, los; oats
2,540, ,936. decrease 446. 237; rye 630,729.
increase 4l6, 2S7 barley ? ,372 909, increase
sol. .932.
The amount Of grain in store in Chicsgo
on date named was:
Wheat, l3,437292; corn. 24a0s7; osts,
S5,ls6; rye, 2T3,5lT; barley, l56,200.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-24
Never Give UP.

If Yoa are suffering with lo~ and de
pressed spirits, loss Of sppetite, general de-
bihtT, disordeSed blood, weak constitution,
assjsehs, or any disease Of q bilious nature,
by 81 means pEec@re . ho:tle Of Electric
Bittsrs. Yca vii be sarpdssi To sse the
rapid improvenentths. viii follow; You viii
be inspired with new life; strength srd &C
s;-ity VIII return; pain and miseTy vii
cease, ana hsacssorth you vii rejoice in the
prsise Of Electric Blters. Sd Ct 6fiy
cents bottle BY Logan / Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-24
O-nhans Home RnIned.

CHATTANOOGA, TESy., November 23.--
The coloTed orphans home IN this city was
to.aHy destroyed By FIRE yesterday. TIE
children, ftty-four in number, were 81
breakfast when the FIRE vas discovered.
Il hsd made considerable hendwsy and
vas rapidly enveloping the entire building
The mstron snd her assistants By rare
presence Of mind and perfect discipline,
prevented g psnic among the terrified
children end marched them from the bajlG'
ing without 6 single accident AL he
clothing and most sn the furniture we're
burned and the b1i!diDgis Few and heap
ofruiCs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-24
TRYING A FORGss.
4 Nice TrChuioality of La" Ia the

4 Nice Tsshnioality of La" ID the
Case.
ST. LOTS. November 23-LDcius 4
White. vho sss arrested ksE5 about two
months ago. charged with forgery Of
Brazilian sscuritiss vas tried il the lited
S,stas Dis;ric. Court this morning, on
three indictments By agreements between
the attorneys On both sides White entered
8 plea Of guilty, subjact 10 the decision Of
the poict as TO The coas'i;Ut'onaEty Of the
Law under which TIE Indictments o!forgery
Of foreign securities wss framed. The
point IS 10 b raised By uctice in arrest OF
Judgment 81 q subsequent sitting ot the
court James A. White, brother and Goa
federa:e Of Lucius White, arrived from
Waco, Texas, this norniag 10 charge Of 6
United States Marshal sai was confined to
iail. His triAl viii come Of within s feE
pays.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-24
Father rnrd Son Murdered.

TExARTAyA. TEx., November 23.--PAr-
,;culars Of z double homicide at Boston,
Texas, ksye tee1 received. Ritter Bare
Esld and lis son William, the victims,
were returning home from TexErkana with
: 600 IN their possession, the proceeds oi
a cotton esls, when they we're fred upon
f.on ambush and instantly killed. When
the bodies we're found only Sl,7lO were
toaud IN the dead mems pockets. B!ood-
hounds, followed By : posse Of citizens, sIe
on the trail Of Toke Bsrefeld, The supposed
mu;dsres. Excitement is s. ievtr heat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-24
BRIDGEPORT,

The lookup was repaired yesterday and
q new door two inches in thickness pu: on
in place OF the broken one.
Mrs. Burkett McCoauaughey. mother OF
the wounded Marshal, is subjec, TO heart
trouble, and when she heard OF her son 9
attempted assassination she became very
i'll and remsined so till yesterday morning.
when Q slight improvement was noticed.
Judge Thomas. Cochran, OF S.. ClAirs
vile, accompanied by Mr.. Andy Blair was
in tom yesterday.
". h Circuit, General Passenger Agen;
Of the C., L. 4 W, was in town yesterday
oD official business.
A. c. Gates, OF Londonderry, Guernsey
county O.. was in town yesterday. Mr.
Gates is plesssn. gentleman and We will
be pleased to see him often.
Fowler AID Drummoni have pat in q
full stock Of gents underwear.
Glade McConnaughy, the REGISTER
route boy, is on the sick hs;.
Con Troll, ESQ Of ST. ClairsyiIle, was in
town yesterday.
D. B. StoPher, Of the c, J.. i ". was
in town on business
The insurance on Milton McCcn-
naughys coal chute has been settled and
the rev one almost completed.
I. L. Patton, Esq. Of Fairpoint. was in
town calling on friends yesterday.
Mr C. N. Rhodes is laid up with bill
Gous aiteCk,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-24
PAlataf Ie and Wholesone,

Much time and money has been ex-
pended in the endeavor to produce -four
rstaining the hfegiviDE end natEitiys ele-
ments OF vhest, nearly free Gs practicable
from starch, and entirely without bran:
Such 3 prepAration-called G.uten
Flour-hss been accomplished by FsrUell
& Rhines, Of WstertoEp, n.
i ID C. spssisl yAins - food for Dia-
betics aud QyspepsicF and sufferers from
Nervous Debility. SIX los. free to clergy
men and phYsieisns who viii psy express
charges. Write for descriptive circular
and price list.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-24
THE NEXT SESSION.
Ss0afar Camden Interviewed On
What will Be Done.
CON; ,sns1lOs OF APPOINTMENTS.
-.... Ill Sc No Kick---The Administra-
.a--.-TFs Tariff and Silver
Questions.
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.


-.-a.y4-ay. November 23.-ln 81 IN
...-sr 3, 5sy Senator Camden, Of West
.--:-.. wh9 arrived here LAST night, said
-: 10. ,sink that there sill be any or
---s-.s opposition to the confirmation OF
y cs7s,sais appointments l think
...t -5nila.ioa vii 5s considered on its
..s--s azi the Republicans As party
=, -. uAks 4ny opposition l think We
-. s5.as 70 hsye quiet hard working
s-ss..I
.-.. -. ;he Democrats oppose some OF
,r- -.-.z.aocs vas asked.
a. ,- IA. ] cant say. ! have not
.,tz-t ...l 1-y Of the Senators And don't
.--F .., -aA. the feeling IS There hss
hen son. complaining bl: We IN West
...-.,.- ave 10 cause for Dissatisfaction.
The 2s-,y E. 20: qgi,e pleased with the
49, + sro9iltnsa,s, bat We are our
....-. - g -r-s, MEASURE 20 blame Coz this,
..- -.-s 10. agreed Rlssys upon what
..,.... o.. 55ae. l; will 6nally 5e seen,
.1.as la, this Is S good Demo
.-... ssn.-.. ration, snd TIE psrty
... t.-z 70 cause 10 complain. In
, --.- .-n roR al The Republican
-. 81. a..I % OF: a1i the people Will see
.r--.--, ,,,| Da-,c-.ra sn1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-24
Two pfsn Burned to peat,:.

DUBoIs, Pa, November ga shsnty
CT TsSula, nesr here, wss destroyed by FIRE
last nigh: Gad tgo Of the occupants, james
McGrsuoE and William Campbell burned
70 death. Tds two men sni companion
named Piper we're intoxicated, and one Of
them accidentally upset 8 lamp. setting
fire 10 the shsnty. Pipsr escaped. but Nc
Granor and Campbell were too drunk to
fo!ioE ak and they psrished in the 6snss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-24
THE QUESTION or FUrL.
Recently Expressed Views of Prof. !.
White.


In recent interview on the subject OF
the adv,sabIity Of change in the mantle
Of heating aud Lighting dwellings, Prof
/. C. White Of the State University, said
"Ithink before very long that inventions
will be ont for the manufacture and trsnt-
mission Of artificial gas. ] believe that
illuminating gas will be made for 20 cent,
per 1000, while the crude or uppuri6ed
gas will be sold as low as 10 cents per
1000. II tie coke region, millions Of
feet Of crude gas are dissjpsted IN the
atmosphere annually. TSis will be all
utilized aud be as sslabls as the coke. We
will use the gas 6; home aud the coke will
60 to supply the wants Of those without the
coal bel; If natural gas should fail, the
expensive plants could be made innedi-
a;ely available for the Transmission Of srti.
fcisl gas Tbs reserves Of coal in this 10
cslity will become larger owing TO the fact
that local use, which is By fss the largest,
VII soon be discontinued, aud in the event
ofs failure Of the natural gas the other viii
be be at once called into TeqalEi:ioa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-24
4 Lawyer Fatally wounded in a Due.

CaEBoxDALT, H., November ga
sensational and fatal duel took place here
For some time considerable bad blood hiss
existed between DR.. Il. Foote, the leading
physician Of The town, and 3. ". Moore, a
prominent lawyer. Saturday night they
ma; and, stepping Up to Moore, Dr. Foots
said You hste me and have made threats
concerning me. l despise you. Let us
have i, OFT now" ct the same time thrust,
ing a revolver in TIE lawyers hard, and,
reueatiug a few PAGES, commenced firing
frtm sno her. Moore responded quickly,
ard soon both men iell. A bullet passed
entirely through Moose's body and he can
not possibly s7rvive. Foote'S shoulder is
shattered snd he hss bnile: in his groin,
but may recover. The tragedy is the Sc.
qGel to long quarrel. Each had threat
ene6 to shoot tie Cthet OF sight, and, SIS
both were plUcky men, the encounter was
not unexpected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-24
Thought to be a witch.

ST. PAUL, November 23.-Msry EsEtel,
Of Westford. Wis, has fIed 8 complaint
sgainst a DeighboE foE attempting to kill
her By sorcery, and the defendant has been
held for drial The complainant claims in
al sincerity thai the WOMAN is witch and
attributes the hog cholera prevailing in
that city TO her amnesty. TEoyeaIs ego
this woman was in sinilAr troGble in sn
adjoining county. The people thought
that that their bsd crops and diseases
smcDs the cattle we're caused b7 her can
tstions, and they became 50 wrought up
thst they attempted her life.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-24
Inthanear oIhnnYs-

We differ in creed and politics, bat We
are . ant 81 the same on tie desirsblensss IS
Of fne head Of hair. If you mourn the
loss Of this blessing and ornssnSsf, s bottle
o. tive {! Psrker's Hair Bslssm viii xaxs
yOu look a. gOS I'd in the dear old days.
Z is worth trying. xee szIs standard
hkty cent article for the hair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-24
THE PRIZE DIVIDED
Between the Balk Line Billiardists an,
the Ties Not PlaJed on.

Between the Balk Line Billiardists and
the Ties Not Played on.
CBICAGO, November 23-The managers
of the billiard tournament, which closed a
tie Saturday night, held a meeting this
afternoon and decided tha; the ties should
not be played of, but the stakes and re-
oeip;s be divided between the players as
follows: Vignaux $500, Of which $4,000
is for expenses; Schaefer Sl,150, Of which
$3.50 is for expenses; Slosson $500, Slos
son being resident Of Chicago will receive
nothing for expenses, and as be donates
$500 10 the entertainment, he receipts Will
net only 81 600.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-24
heT Are Not Sorry,

There is one thipg uobody eys. regrets
that is, tie day ttey s-:ssi adopted Park.
er's Touic al their regular family nedi-
cine Its range is so vide, and iis good
effects 90 sure. tLst nothing else, except
good RlTsiDg, are needed in great ma.
iorIty Of cases. Bay il, Try it. afterwards
II viii not require any praise from us
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-24
ON THE OHIO.
An Epitons Of News Concerning ths
Boais and Boatmsa.

AN EpitOns Of News Concerning ths
Boais and Boatmsa.
The marks lsst night intickted'S feet
and stationary.
The Little B;II paced down with coal
yesterday.
The Diurbal viii be TO days PsEkers.
burg packet 8, II a. u.
The EnDs Graham il doe up this morn
ipg for PIGs5uTg.
The VI. Y. Chancellor is due up at mid
nigh.
Tie elegant steamer Andes leaves for
Cincinnati this afternoon at 3 O'Clock,
ChAs MGhlsmaD, cAp'sio; Mart. 7. NoH
and ChaA Knox in the of.ce.
PTrTsBgs0, So7smbsr 23.-Riysr 5 ieel
{ inches sDd stationary. Raining al
day.
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wa IT suIcide or IRnorances >

BALTIMORE, November 23-0n Sstur-
Day night C. 4. Thorpe, Of PerrJyijle, and
J, White, Of Frenchtoxn, took ROOMS a. 8
hotel in this city. and upon retiring bles
ont the gas. About noon to dsJ the FoOn
vas entered BY hotel people and bo;h neI
we're found dead from sufocation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-24
A TENEMENT FIRE.
Tsrribls Scenes of Destruction and
Death in New York.
A FAMILY BURNED TO DEATH.
A Crowded Tenement Set On Fire, II is
Supposed, By Tenant FOR
His Insurance.
A MOST DIABouCAL ACT IF TRUE.

NEw YORK, November 24.-The seci
dental upsettiDg Of a kerosene lamp in the
roam Of Otto Mstobeck, Oh the third floor
OF the fve-story tenement 404 East Sixty
fourth street, early this morning, was the
signal for sgopizing scenes Of terror and
death.
The house and one adjoining were filed
with Bohemian cigarmskers employed in a
neighboring cigar factory. One hundred
ard Fifty people slept sOundly when the cry
Of fire was pSsed. The flames comuuni-
Gated to the floors above through CONVEX
lent sir shafts. 4 scene Of wild confusion
and panic ensued. The frightened ten
ants took TO the FIRE escapes
with all haste. They were given shelter
By the neighbozs while the fremen were
fgh'iDg The flames. This was not an easy
task, SIS TIE upper stories and the roof were
abiaze and The flames had spread to No.
4L6. Rsinfercements were sumU oned and
the FIRE was quickly suodued. About $l5,-
900 dausge was done 10 the buildings and
the property Of the tenants. TneIe hsd
been some narrow escapes, and two
women With their children were reported
to have been slightly barned, but the fremsn
were not prepared 10 find whole family
snc,hsred 10 death. In a rear room ofthe
TOP floor Of No. 404 they came upon Mary
Tealks. widow 40 years cid and her chill.
6ren, Mary aged and annie sged years
lyi1g dead. I; vas :h.ee hours after the
outbreak when the discovery WAS made
A second and closer search was made, bat
70 othz- bosies had been discovered up to
eigh, Q clock this morning.
LNCENDI4RlSM.
4 report vas spread early among the
homeless tenants, that the house had been
deliberately set on FIRE b7 one OF their
number. Henry hohul, . Bohmian cigar
maker, was pointed ont SIS the guilty one.
He had disappeared ard did nc: show up
until later in The morning, when he was
arrested. By this time the police had col
lec,ed evidence enough TO make g charge
Of arson snd murder sgainst him. The
excitement Of the Bohemisns had become
furious and rage aud threats Of lynchin7
we're made. kohul' is insured Tor 5000.
While his furniture is scarcely worth S75.
TIE cbarge Is that he set Ere 10 the house
10 get this money.
The Fi-e Ms!shsl began taking testi-
rony later concerning The origin OF the
6:e From this it appeared that the FIRE
broke ont in Kohurs room and kerosene
OF had been poured over the bed and
fcoT. The hallway snd stsiEs we're in
dames and the cDly way Of escape for the
teueuep's vas bv the FIRE escapes il the
front and rear. Koh1l vas identified by
ore Of the tenants as the man who threw
something ike water out Of pail on the
burning stairs Il b,sze3 UP the minute il
struck the stairs sod then tue witness
thought il was kerosene. Kohul was ar
raigued in court to-day aud held on 8
charge Of arson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-24
An End to Bone serspinx.

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg. ILL.,.
says: Having received 20 much benefit
from Electric Bitters l feel j, my duty TO
ls. suffering humanity know il. Have had
9 running sore on my leg for eight year,;
ny doctors told me would have TO have
The bone scrsped O. leg smpots,ed ! used.
instead three bottles OK Electric Bitisr- and
seven boxes Buciln's Arnica Salye, ana
ny leg IL nov sound and velL"
Electric Bitter are cold ~ 6fty ceus q
bottle. and Bucklen's Arnica Sslve ct 15e.
Der box by Logan Il Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-24
MARTINS FERRY.

Council has ordered street crossings pu'
in sll through Clsrks s5dition-st least
We see the Stree; Commissioner ST WORK
doing it. Nov, that is all right; no one
wants improvements in that quarter more
than We do, bat st the same tune are other
places in town that need them fully a. bad.
For instance, at the crossing Of Hanover
and Fifth streets the mud IL ankle deep.
On FoHtefstreet, near the public school, Is
smother crossing which Is disgrace to the
town Il seems strange that Fifth stree,
shoald be in such u miserable condition
while We have 9 member Of Council living
on the same.
Vim. McNight is on trial at St. ClAirs-
vile for shooting with intent TO kill c. 4
P. brakeman last spring. The trial has
drawn quite q number Of Martins Ferry
isns SIS Witnesses
Tomorrow night Messr. Gray 4 Smith
and E. c. Boyd viii serve supper to sn the
mechanics who were employed On the
new Commercial block -
Mrs.. J. c. Honghton d on the SEX list
John ". Haley, Of BsnEooi, Is the gRest
Of Mr. Michael Grubtr.
DR.. J. Parker and wife, Of GAINESVILLE, O.,
are the guests Of o. c. Parker, Esq, Of
Wslnu. street.
The Martins Ferry Stove Works are
running fall time and shipping consider
able ware
Charles Bovrey aud Frank Brooke will
skate G three-mile race in 8 few days
for 6 purse OF 800. Their bach.
ere met in Billy Humphreys saloon last
night aud deposited forfeit Of s?5 to in.
sure o rsce.
Grant Sedgwick and wife have gone TO
Rock Hill, where they will hereafter reside
In Police Court yesterday morning
Enoch Miller paid fne Of s. and costs.
Eugene Wilson aud Watt Cline got Sl0
and cost esch.
Frank Diebolds case was postponed till
later in the week.
The United PRESBYTERIAN Missionary So.
ciety officers wish it understood that they
are not working in opposition 10 the Lilies
of the Valley Society. Their idea is TO 20
10 the hall and take supper, and then 90
10 their church and pronounce
There will be g wedding in the Garden
Spot one evening this week Ii was in
ended TO be secret bu, somehow the
reporter heard Of il.
l. c. Nelson has ias; finished q nice
OBJ Of painting on ". II. SchAefer's de-
livery wagon.
Miss Jessie Pesrce, OF SieubenviIle, is
he guest Of Miss Lizzie MeGill
Mrs Arthur Murdock, Of Grafton, Ne
1-asks, is the guest Of her father, 6. "
Dilvorth.
Michael Morton left yesteriay to take 3
position in the glass works g; Brilliant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-24

SALVATION o. 60as n2t gipEiy assp.ge
pain; but By quickly finding is way tothe
seat of the disease sIisys the swelling and
Inflammation, and, by removing the cause
Of the disease effects g permanent cure.
Price q cents 8 bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-24
ALove.siek Actor Attempts suicide,

Lo-lsy.LLE, November % Frank
Mitchell On actor Of the Etfe E.lsler com
b:nation, Who vas in love with Marjorie
Bonner, leading lady Of the same troupe,
and si1gulariy handsome woman, threat.
eaed TO sRslloT q vial Of lsudanum at the
Gait House yesterday morning because
Miss RonGer would net promise to drop
another msn. The poison vas taken away
snd be wss locked il h,s room. Mitchell
has romantic bi=:ory. Six months ago
be vas madly in love wish Sophia Eyre
the actress, and when she rejected him TO
marry Chauncey Wius!ow. Of Cincinnati,
be rushed of 10 Causis, Joined the Riel
rebellion and fell, It is alleged, on the field
Of battle The dramatic papers snnounc-
ed his death, bu, b. sftsrwalds turned ~
in New York AID ioioed Miss Ellsler' e
coupaLy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-24
HoRsFoRD's ACID PHcsRsAIR
In EeasIekne,s.

Prof Adolph Oh, Eev York, writes: 81
used it for sessickness, during an OCEAN
passage. In most Of the e=ssa tie siolsnt
symptoms gh;eA sESrseteriEs that disease
Tifidea, Gnd gave way to healtbfSl action
Of the functions impaired"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-24

fer, Who left here for Austria On slek
leave soon after the Kelly incident, has
been placed On the retired Est, as he has
served his fall time in the Diplomatic
Corps
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-24
FM7r5yTs POSTMASTER NAMED.
.....-- g,.l-, succeed, TauEuas Reed,
,.lsls4.. oa Expired.


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y-z E-a.. s-,Grl a25 Thomas Reed.
zlsz ,7--ss:o1 tas expired. viii be
s-..: -- E--r5o : B.rass The latter
--s ...... ! .-.s a'tsraooa - the Pes
.---. - a--a.a.r-a. sss the best
20. s...- - l.5e aud II nu:; give gea-
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.--. A.r,.NI>AST-
-- 4 G.aca ~ York. 10 Be Collec-
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--.- i.s--.-. r.. Nez Iosk.
9.-.=l- L-r.c. Is-S'o1. Dakota 70 be
T--. .rs-.s RI 'be Supreme Court Of the
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So Ne Washl-Eto3. Ps, - be
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So .-.---. O.. Missouri.
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