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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-02
RloToUs MINERS
a whole Mining Town Undsr Arms D
Nfissouri. -

a. Whole Mining Town Under Arms y
Missouri. -
ST.. LouIs, December LA special %
the Post-Dispatch from Macon, Missouri.
says there was firing Of pistols and guns
between black and white miners at BREWER
Coal Works all last night but without %.
riouu injury to anybody. So fer a. can
be learned four men have been killed sincs
ssssrdss lslt yhrts aasosq md one M
msn, besides ssvsfzd v66sded fksrs 3
no abatement Of feeling and there
is eonstsntant liability OF blood
shed. The county authorities have done
nothing toward suppressing the riotous
proceedings. No MALTA have yet arrived.
Women and children are being sent away
from BREWER. Trouble ID feared tonight.
A meeting Of citizens Of Macon was held
this afternoon to take measures to restore
order. Three hundred stand of arms ar.
rived this afternoon, and the Sheriff
is organizing company. Ne
groes remain inside the stockade near the
mine and FIRE on all white miners Who
came within range Of their guns. Every
man and boy who is able to handle gun
is said 10 be armed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-02
Railroad EareA.

WASHINGTON, December To-day the
Pennsylvania railroad enforced the recent
agreement entered into by the trunk lines
to restore passenger rates to the old basis
and fixed fares from this city TO western
points as follows: Chicago $3.50,
Cincinnati Sl4, Louisville Sl7 so, Detroit
$l425. The Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
however, which refused to enter into any
arrangement with other lines until certain
demands made by President Garrett were
complied with concerning percentages on
business ont Of Nsw and Philsdcl-
phis will pay no attention to the agree
ment made by other roads and the rates
BY the B. & 0. to points mentioned, will
remain as heretofore Chicago sl3. ST.
Louis $3.50, Cincinnati &ll, LouisVille
$l450, Detroit $l2.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-02
wTFFTTTG " Va. WEDNESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 1886.

this city is involved. Ii is presumed. how
ever, that she viii for asiine make her
home with the family Of SM Morgan
her brother, also residenshere, Who has
bean close to her in her present grief.
When Mrs Hendricks returned to her
home from Crown Hill, the Old homestead
residence, which had been leit ii eharrs ol
q COMMITTEES OF ladies. was divss;sd ot al
che memorial floral tributes ard ktrshxgp
reminders Of Der great sosfov. in the
Egrates fres had been lighted,
and everything had been done 10
restore the rooms to their former
homelike appearances STE passed the
evening in company Ei,h MIRA Thornton,
her niece; Mr.. ard Mrs Morgan her
brother and sisterin law; and Mr.. and Mrs.
Niles, OF Washir gtcn, d. C., very intimate
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Niles viii remain
with her until the end Of the present week
when they win return esst.
FROM THE PREslpEsr ASD HIS SISTER.
Col. John N. Wilson, Who had charge Of
the United States Senatorial party brought
with him from Washington hot only gift
Of Towers from Mas Cleveland, but also
an autograph letter from the President to
Mrs. Hendricks. The letter, Mrs. Hen
bricks says, was ore purely of personal
coincidence and sympathy, and not one
that she would care TO give oat for publ.
cation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-02

rends were very few. One business house
on Washington street had the words u
am free at laSt"-the laat words Of the
dead Vice President. Portraits Of the de-
ceased all shrouded in black were profnse-
ly hung in windows. The general effect
told in mute eloquence Of the high respect
with which the people Of Indianapolis re-
garded their felloE-townsman and OF the
tender sympathy which thus moved them
to thus Try to mitigate the griet Of her up
on whom the blow cf this national beresye.
ment has fallen with heaviest force.
0ae of the central points of attraction
for the visiting multitude Wss the modest
home Of the late Vice President, on Ten
nesse street, q plain, two-story brick struc-
ture facing the State Capitol building now
in process of construction. On the front
door Of the home wes rosette from which
was pendant strip Of black crepe, which
constituted the only outward emblem Of
mourning. On the street in front OF the
house gathered large but respectable
roEd, which grew in numbers as the fore
noon adyaneed. A detail of the police
force vas able, however, to keep the street
clear in front Of the edi6ee, so as to enable
the close friends and relatives Of Mrs. Hen
drieks, and the members OF the respective
committees, to gain admission TO the
grounds.
ENBLENs OF MOURNING
and memorial floral designs were at hand
everywhere. The oil portraits of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hendricks were slmos. hidden IN
banks of flowers and trailing milsx. On
the msntel in the front psrlor was an ella
bora,e Acrsl piece emblematie Of The
Gates Ajar," sent in by the members Of
the Chinese class Of the Presbyterian Sun.
day School.
The most notable representation on the
designs in flowers was that Of the log cabin
in which Mr. Hendricks was born in Ohio.
Il stood at the head of his coffin, and was
the work of ladies Of Shelbyyille, where he
had formerly lived. Il was six feet In
length and toar in height, Its
sides being composed Of calls
hlisa,, white hJacinIhs, carnations
and roses. The root was Of English ivy
and smilsx and the chimney Of red and
white carnations. On one side Of the
miniature structure, in purple immortelles,
was the inscription, The home Of my boy
hood, ard beneath, "Shelbyville. On the
spen door ofths cabin was pendant black
satin banner bearing. in letters of gold,
Gods finger touched him and be sleps,"
and the second inscription underneath
"Shelbyvills mourns her distinguished son. "
Over large painting Of the Vice Pfesi'
dent, in the back parlor Of the mansion,
was AuDg a soft drapery Of white Chinese
silk, and near il stood the splendid banner
presentsd during the recent national cam
paign, containing ths faces Of President
Cleveland and the deceased.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-02

street, the military organizations sstempt'
ing to march with company front, but re-
peatedly compelled to break into columns
Of fouri, and move BY the flank. Thscsr.
riages were driven three abreast.
The movement was slow, the band play
ing dirges, making the progress at times
almost impercepiible until the column
merged upon Meridian street. broad and
very handsome avenue leading to the
entrance Of the Crown Hill Cemetery.
The cortege moved on by the hardsoula
homes of the wealthy, whose windows were
flled with great throngs standing respect.
fully. The broad thoroughfare stretched
out into the country beyond the limits Of
the city. and when the head of the column
came within sight of the cemetery, nile
distant the Indianapolis Light Artillery
began to FIRE minute guns, which was con-
tinued until the hearse reached the grave.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-02

Rev. DR.. Phlips Brood, IL sh Bssfes fssSa.
You picture to yourself the beauty d
bravery and steadfss,ness Yoa Jet your
imagination wander in delight over tbs
memory Of martyrs who bsse died Tor
truth. And then some little disasrseabls
duty comes, which Il your mastyrdon. The
lamp for your oil-ani Il you viii not %
il, how your oil is spiIt-hov Fat and tbia
and unillunirs.ed Jour sentiment Aboet
the martyrs rms out over Jour sslfisdst
rent life.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-02
LIKE SUNDAY
At the White House Yesterday - The
Draped Buildings.

~ INC WHO mouse 1SsbcEuhg Auo
Draped Buildings.
WASHINGTON, December LIN accord
ance with the Presidents order all the
offices of the general government and the
district government were closed to-day as
mark of respect to the memory Of the
late Vice President. The public schools
and many business houses were also closed
and at noon there was a general tollipg Of
bells.
1t was like Sunday at the White House
A few callers put in appearance, but we're
informed that the house was closed. The
official part of the house was entirely de-
serted, and the President and Col. Lamont
spent the day in the private part Of the
mansion. Every public building is most
profusely ard appropriately draped in
mourning aud all the hsgs are ct half
mast. The White House was never so we'll
draped as to day, the mourning emblems
being peculiarly imposing and suitable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-02
Io.s of Flash and strength

with your appetite, and perhaps slight
cough in morning, or on frst lying down
at night. should be looked to in time. Per
sons afflicted with consumption are proyer
bially unconscious Of their real state. Most
cases commence with disordered liver, lead
ing to bad indigestion and imperfect as
simils,ion Of food, hence the emaciation
or wasting of the assh 1t isa form o.
scrofulous disease, and is durable by The
use OF that greatest Of all blood-cleansiDg
anti bilious and invigeratiDg compoupds
known as DR.. Pierce's Golden Mcdics
Discovery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-02
Once 10 Enough for Sullivan.

BosroS, December Ito telegraphie
invuiry from the Herald as 10 bis reported
marriage, John L. Sullivan replies from
Baltimore as follows;
Received your dispatch. Much sur
prised There might have been O John
L Sullivan married last night, but you car
bet all Boston it was not Bostons Johr
Lawrence Sullivan. Once is enough fol
me.
Signed "JoHN L. Sullivan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-02
TheY Ara Not Sorry.

There is one thing nobody ever resress
-.bs. is, the day they 6rst adopted Psrk.
er's Touic az their regular family medi.
cine. It's range is 30 vide, and its good
Effects 90 cure, that nothing else. except
good nursing, are needed in Q great ma.
jonty Of cases. Bay il, Try il, afterwards
it win not require any praise from ~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-02
At Wellsburg.

WELLsBURG, December 1.-The church
and Court House bells were tolled between
the hours Of twelve and one o'clock to-day
for half An hour in sympathy for the death
of Vice President Hendricks, and many of
our citizens showed their sorrow and re-
grets TO an extent that indicated genuine
aud deep sorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-02
OBSERVANCE AT PARKERsBURG

OF the Funeral of tho Dead Vice Presi-
dent Hendricks,
Special 10 the Register.
PARKERsRBUG, December l.-Business
wss generally suspended this afternoon,
and many private houses arc draped in
mourning. The U. s. Custom House, un'
der the direction of Janitor McCsbe, was
ta8tlly drsped yesterday afternoon.
Our citizens, without regard to party,
feel that the nation has lost good man,
wbose unexpected death caused vacancy
not easily filled. The Wood county Circuit
Court Judge ]. NJ. Jackson presiding, ad
iourned at noon until tomorrow morning
ont of respect to the memory Of the late
Vice President Hendricks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-02
Never Give Up.

II you ara suffering with low and de-
pressed spirits, loss Of appetite, general de-
bilisy, disordered blood, weak constitution.
headache, or any disease Of bilious nsturs.
by all means procure bottle Of Electric
Bitters. You will be surprised TO 80 the
rapid improvementthat vii follow; yoa viil
be inspired With nev ife; strength and &c.
tivity viii return; pain and misesJ vii
cesse, and hencesorih you siIl rejoieein III
praise Of Electric Bfzez1 6o'd st hfly
csnis 8 botsls By Legnn &Cu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-02
In the Dear Old Days.

We differ in creed and politics. bat We
are unit all the same on the deairableness
OF fine head Of hair. II you mourn the
loss of this blessing and ornament, Q bottle
or tzo of Parkers Hair Balssm will make
you look as you did in the dear old days.
II Is worth trying. The only standard
ffty cent article for the hair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-02
Near Death.

EAsroY, Mp December Com mo lore
Charles Lowndes, U. s. N, aged eighty
six, is said to be near death, at bis country
ses. in Talbot county, from an attack OF
paralysis. He was appointed midshipman
in 1915 and retired in 1861. BE wss
made commodore on the retired list in
Inln 1862
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-02
lsttsr sai Flawers From The
Pysitentaa5 Miss Cleveland TO
The lo,aIy Wilew Of Hin Whose
Dust is 2eturnad to Dust.

rnu.s5-.s Ueczu5 I.-Tne mortal
,.-,i,s ~ Ia.mas 4, Hendricks, the
Ssh Vice Pr-sllsr, ofsas United States to
F. 5e,ip, bis term If office, were con-
vs,s3 to the tomb 70 day. The event was
-,ls rena-ss.e in ma5y respects By the
ssss7e5 ,l % .rsmsnjuous coucouse OF
ps,,le t:om a.I pl-a Of the nation
% vi.re.s ,bs simple rites which
rscs5si rhs,r Ia'ermsBt The pre-
are nj in tsaaa. vel,hg. en- the dsy oil
bis tuners, saieh Was given yesterday, was
7s,i5sd ollg 90 t,s extent Of a Wintry
laden skr sai a ,hick atmosphere during
/ ts sllye14rs, aau,nd u this lstitude.-
Ts,ass7r .--o. :5a preceding afternoon
il al-r .v-. the cry when day broke,
5l:as n. hour, v.re On lifted somewhat
al 5a,.n. ..ss irDeuera1ls. The SON.
.,srs. o; d, uaaysus was reflected even
3 h,
aa'' .-t.f 81 ."' ''' .A.''1 u '1'
cr ..'. Witnessed to- de-
7,,-a-s. .. L.seA-ts.. lis chief stru3-
-. I.ff,D +, ,Sa;r f,,3s Of black
.'.'' '.'. .'.'-~.' - ', ' ,-~..u
"'2-'', "'.,' % 'ls o.1 'S''u "S,' '7i' "''
tie i5cal v-.:t a people eau observe to
sA5z tl-,,-assa.,s,: tas dead. Tse busi
nm ~. l.., w., ,,.,,sI, sBsp,Dded
-. -......, 80, q, .o,. io;rsj
'-' .'5. 2. '''-'.'' '''''-' - So
IL me o''.l 1885 ia' '9I' os q" Tue
:.l,,a-s y"a g requiem. snd the pres
! s-.s,.,,n,,.r.c, ot7e column which
.~.,,.. ,.., % -, ~. -, .,Ion,
"4'''l l.' iIae'i. car D; S'ool as s''en.
s s?ssa,or, of the sol-ma spectacle, attested
/ ;,si, tss,y 80 their memory.
sss.>i-.stso PERSONS IN ATTENDANCE
q lac s1.y morning. rams on all Ea'l"SyS
''oa,1; 3e't,,ion' l:on the National
! Capital ar. all the l,al.ag cities of the
\ r..,7 ,,,..s.. v..5 ~, ioInx Of nsonIs
A
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-02

FORMERLY physicians confounded rheu-
matism with gout; but they are nov
known to be distinct diseases. Rheums-
tism attacks every sge, gout only adults
Bot whether you may have to cope with
the one or the other, Salvation Oil will be
found equally efIicacious. II kills pain.
Price twenty-five cents bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-02

AMICHiGAS boy ate Q bar Of soap. drank
q lot Of soda water and went p bed TO
cure his cold. The doctor ~ hard
time to pull him through, but e boy says
The next time be catches CO be will use
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-02

and vs might also ssy-time and peis -
well, iu our advice to good hoosskseprs
and ladies generally The great nsessity
existing slshys 70 Nave . perfectly sass
remedy convenient fos ths reBef -
proupt cure d the ailsssis pecalias -
wonen-fupctionL irFegularity, conetans
pains, and sIl ths symptoms aftesdA.t
oa uterips disoedWs-ipdne0 - 70 ss
nssd slsosely ssd usqss5e
| - iriesd. Il vin 80
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-02
The Parliamentary KIeetIons.

LONDON, December IA summary Of
results of elections thus far shows that lsl
LiberaIs, lis Tories and IS Psrnellites
have been returned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-02
HoRsYosD,s ACID PnOsPaAJE
InIm,.,r.d Nerve Yunetios.

DR.. C. A. Fernald, Boston, Mass ssyE
II have used Il IN cases Of impaired psrye
junction, with beneficial resllts. especiAliv
in cases whers the system ID affected b
the toxic action of tobacco. ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-02

4 Gambling Item from Gambling State.
Eeg Orleans Pioaysns.
The man who squeals on gambler. Is Q
man who expected to get something for
nothing and got left.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-02

|[NTOMBEO.
another Of Americas 81 EoDlo't Sons
"''' Laid Beneath the Sod,
The Grand and Impressive '. Burial
Of Thomas A. Hendricks
v,,,.sssd by Countless thousands
If His Loving Fellow Men.
q, colenu Funeral Pageant to the
lAo SVtShA" -.
'"' Grave. ''-'s-''''s
roochIag Scenes and SOrrO~ful
fa7cwelIs at Home
-. Dsao's OratiOR---Ths impress
sN5 Services in Church.
rls fo,s.toao and Self Command
9th, Widow at the Grave.
II, Sriss of the Rector and His
Touching Farewell.
distinguished Persons in Attend
aHcs at the Funeral.
lsttsr sai Fl2w8rs From The
President and Miss Cleveland to
The LosaIy Wiiew Of Him whose
Dust is 5eturnad to Dust.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-02

Rlcz. - Carolina head, 7c; CarcIins
choice sic; Carolina PRIME Sc; Louis;srs
SIC; Java pearl SIC: Broken 32c,
sxEgss-C Choices SugAr Syrup ss0sssi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-02
en- the coffin had been lowered
TIE RECTOR 8 GRIEF.

Among those who have borne something
more than the ordinary sorrow OF this
bereavement, is the rector, Mr.. Jenckes;
1t was observed that during the reading OF
his brief address his voice more than once
failed, and when at the close he pronoun'
ced his farewell, the word became almost
a vail of grief. Tears were seen to start
in many eyes and sobs were audible in
different parts of the church. This feel
ing was intensified as that thrilling so!c
Rock Of Ages" was sung.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-02
rARIFY Asp REVEyrE REToRr.

It's said that both Messrs. Morrison, Of
Illinois. and Randall, Of PennsJlvsnis, are
drafting tariff bills to be presented 81 ihs
NEXT meeting Of Congress The features Of
neither have been made public. The same
paper says that while the Presidents REQ
ommeadsiiops on the suSec. are not
known specifically, it Is known that be
will favor very thorough and earnest rev.
euue reform.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-02

the drapeTy of bis couch aec oFc;
lies down in III active; No. I Rio
the n0slss 81, $50 bags: December
s.sOc; January 6.65@6 l5c; Fsbru-
soc; March e.76@6.e5c; April s.s6
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-02

30 ~6AA - nAOAAp r 49,
TX ness aer6ss ihe Kisnsys, shoonyInoE,
* IA through tke LslsB. UfeEine Pains 1HcK o.
r Strength and Activity instantly reltved
and speedily cHrEA b. the Caticura Anti
kgsH Paw Plaster. At drazgissA S esafe
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-05-15
IRON WASHINGTON.

The attorney general thinks Cen Lawton
eligible to Office, but he will not go TO Russia.
Tho old row between the secretary of war
and general of the army is on the boards again.
John Mclean, of the Cincinnati Enquirer, il
ton.
Attorney General Garland notifies Marshal
Botkin that he may either resign or be dis
missed
John ]. Piatt, United States consul st Cork,
is SO popular there that great efforts are max
ing TO have him retained by President Cleve-
land.
Mr.. Augustus Jay, who has been appointed
secretary of the new American legation at
Paris, is . great grandson Of Chief Justice
John Jay Of New York.
Matt 'Brien, recently appointed supervising
Inspector of steam vessels for the gulf district,
served as engineer of the confederate cruisers
Sumter and Alabama under Capt semmes.
The president appointed John S. Williams of
Indiana to be third auditor Of the treasury de-
partment, vice E. w. Knigh:ly, resigned.
John s. Williams is the editor of the Lafayette
lind Courier.
II is matter Of fact that John Roach, who
built the Dolphin, has lost nearly $50, 600 in its
construction. The estimated cost, as reported
to congress-, WAS $4O5, 200. The contract price
was S3l5, 600, with $4,000 for extras. The
books OF Mr.. Roach, it ID said, show that the
sctual cost Of tse vessel was 33G9, ,000
The president appointed the following
collectors Of internal revenue: Cornelius
Voorhees,, Fourth district Of Missouri, vice
David A. Stewart, resigned; John Whitaker,
the district of Oregon, vice John @. Cartwright,
suspended; Frank Bradley, district Of South
Carolina, vice Ellery N. Brayton, suspended !;
Hambleton Sheppard, Sixth district of Virginia,
vice William E. Craig, suspended; also John
Hobson, collector of customs for the district
of Oregon.
Mr.. Kelly will not go to italy as United
States minister, notwithstanding his assurance
to the contrary. The decision was reached al
the state department, and its communication
to Mr.. Kelly was great surprise as well as .
bitter disappointment Mr.. Kelly had COM
pleted all necessary arrangements for his de-
parture, when Secretary Bayard summoned him
to Washington Mr.. Bayard explained that the
Italian ministry occupies such an attitude to-
ward the opposition party that the slightest
pretextwould be seized upon to precipitate .
crisis which might result in the overthrow of
the ministry The reception of Mr.. Kelly, in
view of his utterances in relation to public
events IN Italy, would afford the opposition the
desired opportunity; and therefore the secre-
tary thought it would be better for Mr.. Kelly
| not to 70 there There is report that Mr..
Keily will be offered another diplomatic
place.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-05-15
aENERAL NEWS NorEs.

The $4,000, 600 structure erected for the xss
Of the Chicago board of trade was formerly
dedicated the other afternoon.
The earnings of the Milwaukee & St Paul
for the third week in April were S407, 900,
against 344, GOO the same week last year, de-
crease of $27, ,0G1.
Mrs Ella Shay, young married lady of Chi
cago, died while under the influence of chloro-
form while seated in dentists chair in DIR. N
W. Days office The dentist says that she re-.
The police are investigating
The Grand Pacific hotel at Chicago will be
under tho management of Drake, Parker & Co.,
"Sam" Parker having put Oo,O0O into the
concern and assumed a half interest The
COMPANY is s'Sam" Turner, who will con-
tinue 70 share certain per cont of the profits
The contested will case Of Mrs yaleria @.
Stone Of Maldon, the trial of which few
months ago resulted in disagreement of the
jury, has been settled and the case Withdrawn
from the courts. William H. Wilcox is to be
appointed executor, and there will be paid to
tho constant heirs $5O, 600.
The new Catholic university, toward the
founding of which aiss Caldwell of new York
has given s35o, 900, will probably be situated
AZ OVerDrooR, near PhlladelphlA, Oh the Penn
sylvaua railroad The idea is to endow the
seminary of St Charles Borromeo there, and
elevate it to the dignity Of the new university.
The governor Of Montana has issded s ahsK
antine proclamation, at the request of the
stock commissioners, requiring quarantine
of ninety days from MAssachusetts, Connects
cut, New York, New Jersey Pennsylvania,
Maryland, Delaware, District Of Columbia,
Virgins, West Virginia, Kentucky, Tennesske,
Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois and>IndiSn
Territory, and requiring an inspsction from
all other states and territories, " l
The explanation Of the confederate bond
craze few years ago y that Judah P Bsnjlnss
in, confederate secretary Of state, and rsst-
dent of London after the war. orginated,s !
scheme for getting hold'of the secret service
fund Of tho rebel government which was do
posted in several foreign bslks, He knew
theaslount and places. The total sum dneSthe
confederate government st its fall Was about
s5,o00,000. SO great was the rebel sdebt that
dividend on the principal alwassimprGsticabls
The balance was therefore, applied IN paY1aen
Of coupons beginning with thpas ol 3anll
1865. r. s5,ss 4 - WI NJ ssS -