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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-08
FROM THE ''WILD" WEST.
Over the Blue Ridge Hills and Away
Beyond the Father of Waters.
A String Of True Stories and Typical Incl
dents as Good as News, from the Rel
CON Of the Rockies---A Pioneer
Life Now Speedily Suffering
Change.
San RrdneiJSo BuRslin.

September the Corwin, which arrived
at this port October II, anchored off Hall 9
Island to get specimen Of Polar bear for
the Smithsonian Institute. This Island
looks like vast bed of huge boulders, piled
one upon the other, and stfordiDg excellent
hiding places for the animals, which seem
to make it sort Of headquarters. In fact
the island may be said to be alive with
them, although it is difficult to shoot one
on account of the vast number Of caves
aud hiding places to which they betake
themselves when alarmed. A party was
made up aud went ashore armed to the teeth,
as was advisable when entering den so full
Of bears as that which they were about to
visit. A great many bears were seen, but
IS has been explained, they escaped shot
by suddenly disappearing in some cavern.
At last one huge monster was found to have
entered sort of culde-ssc, which no one
dared TO enter. A party stood at the en-
trance discharging riaes, in hopes Of max.
ing the bear rush out into view, but he re-
NAMED concealed. At last Mr.. Townsend,
naturalist of the United States Fish Com
mission, ascended high rock and got
sight OF the bear below him. He took q
plnnging shot and brought down his game,
but it required FIVE or six shots to despatch
him. The animal, which was the only one
captured, weighed 1900 pounds and is
magnificent specimen.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-08
WEDDING GIFTS AND DRESSES.

The idea OF wedding gift is that it shall
be enduring, and in the present English
fashion one may be able to carry out this
idea. 1t is now the custom to give silver.
ware almost exclusively.
The family and friends unite in the gift
of the entire set of silVerware, the table
service complete and ell to match.
Beautiful, simple designs are made this
season to eclipse those OF last year, and q
bright polish takes the place of frosted
hammered and oxydized finish, which were
passing fsncies, born TO be of short life.
Simplicity in bridal attire is more
foreign than an American fashion, bat it
must be allowed it is far more appropriate.
II one wishes to preserve any sentiment
with the bridal dress one does not care to
use it as ball dress atterward.
Heavy sstins and brocsdes tempt one 10
wear the dress instead Of storing it away
as an heirloom.
Fine sheer muslin is being more and
more used for bridal dresses. aud, while
more durable than tule aud more easily
kept, it is less gossamer and, consequently,
less attractive.
Chrysanthemums in all the shades Of
yellow are worn as corssge bouquets b.
bridesmaids, and, although an expensive or,
nsmentatiop, it is also very Effective.
A large garland Of roses is considered
more appropriate for bride to carry than
stiff bouquet.
No Jewels are worn with wedding gar
menis except the engagement ring.
Tuberoses are the flower Of misfortune
at weddings, according TO French super
stition, and are never used.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-08
RED RAsoALs OF TIE DRAGONS.

From he ToHbstOnS IA. ~ BDiidPh.
The difficulties in fighting the Apsches
are illustrated By an incident which occur
red yesterday, when Tom Keefe, county
undertaken, with an escort Of FIVE men, left
Tombstone for the Dragons to bring in
the body Of Mike NooDan, killed the day
previous by the repegsdes. As soon g.
they reached the dragons the party moved
with great caution, as fresh Indian signs
we're seen on every side jest as they
started down the grade on the other side OF
the pass, the wagon accidentally overturn
ed and occupants and coffin we're throsn
to the ground. Dinghy who was driving
held on TO ihs lines and succeeded in stop
ping the team. The wagon was righied
and the party proceeded little distance,
when Keefe shouted Indians A short
distance ahead, on q small divide, stood
three Apaehes. whom the guns Of the party
covered in an instant The Indians moved
their hats and displayed red hsudkerchieis
10 indicate that they we're scouts. They
then came up to the Keefe party and pal
svtred. Trey probably we're the rene
gsdes, but any Indian can now escape BY
playing of scout"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-08
UPHOLSTERY AND FURNISHING.

White embroidery is taking the place Of
colored on toilet scarves.
Fine corduroy is used with good effect
in upholstery. 1t wears well and looks
rich.
Gigantic lamp shades dressed in white,
with wide frill of Florida, lace, are much
used.
Mantel valauces are made of boiting
cloth with color underneath. and embroi-
dered in outline stitch.
Beautiful old china, even if it has been
cracked and msnded many times, is dis
played in the bric-a-brac cabinet.
The finest of porcelain is coming in
again for luxurious table use. 1t needs q
fairy to wash it without demoEshing it.
Knitted bead bags called grandma's
bags are just being routed from their attic
retreats, and young ladies carry them sus-
pended by ribbon on their arms.
A simple raised monogram in the centre
of the tablecloth il the latest pretty device
in marking table lines. The napkins are
marked in the centre also.
Flovered French sateens. made up with
lace rufles, are very pretty for bed spreads
The roll pillow or bolster is covered with
the same bright material.
Very lovely are the China silk doylies
outlined in gold threads after japanese de
signs. and $50 is not too high for dozen
Of them, considering their beauty and the
work that is expsnned upon them.
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80
JEWELRY NOW WORN.

Small seals have superseded the lrEe
ones of lsst season.
The prettiest collar aud is Q solitaire
pear with an invisible settiny.
The prettiest ornament for Q ladys fob
chain lie seal Of antique pattern.
Spiral handles 10 ivory and silver are on
some OF the Eoglish umbrellas.
Datch mopograus, with many o curve
and twist, are used for marking silver.
A"posy" or appropriate verse is ths latest
entimentsl inscription on . silver tea
csddg.
Garnet combs and hairpirs are quite
pretty, and are shown in the jewellers cases
this season in q great variety.
Opal ssts with rose diamonds are ct present
favorite jewels. and vie with tie lucky
moonstones, which are very beautiful when
set in diamonds.
Bracelets are growing tri6e wider, and
that relic of barsarism, the bangle. Is ont
Of favor sOneEhat It was never q grace
ful ornament.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-08
DR.. J. E. Smith

Me. 1884 OAnVaine DoDoo@
uas Ysastss1D 49,
Il tAs soIy ssguiasfy sasssssA pAyas1ns -
on ths following disseso u ~ n,sls = ~
Enis, and .hs =, $780, e ~ skin - -
tisat's nans without pwnisAsnj No. eDe9ol1 II
few eat Il many HUNDRED sutifesso - - -
don. MANI ysar snpertessia ~ - haH
ogsthsr With tseroesa .edieI sesc4 O.
mlliarg -ith th1.psat!e aessts, 49, s1eaye
Of tenpsrnsuts pssuiiAriitss, md 49, o1oo1)o5
hyRisnie manAgsnsns spabis Mn - 0uo1 ~ -
- di,s..s. .s,sa 70 irSss:ss,Z 49, 2 a
The patient his opioDoa. ~
PROOF
Pave sp al isp~ d ny ssssvs1. $500
fursd 1--WE yeanAeA \, ~
co,suu,t,os. chr.sts p,ssssss. ik ]
and Passing Biood--I vss snsas1o1 = =
on susagtn gens d.. hsiib s.n1 - - =
Catarh, Pelyp1s Of 49, tses &C.
sni.S ssr.a :. .s:pi.sb =. ~ 60 -
pssa veil svG dnc. Onsso C1o4oUt&
Cancer Of ss.sss-ws@ 81 =. - ss !
physssanA d.. s.in s~ss - 49,
fs the Ladiss-DE. ssilh - 80 q
susss IL N sho1 unA Lali0 - 49, -
Female Wsakssss-hsa ncuSu1s1 ~ ~
sns seemed - us1snsanl u @a ~ -
u; Smith sur;d hSs - 80 - = 81 >.
dyes up . dis md pssssenss1 iee1B1oA O.
ksck ioS siehtssn ssekl ~. 1nifh e1o6 -
sssu Without u ksisA are yuu - - y
Tsa. csiysa. osss. 49,
yfts-ky Wis hsl tAen - ysnA o.
rsissf Dr. s.ith ssss1 - sbsD yuoa6R e
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-08


10y az .Si,o lssAss veil her eyes Of brown,
-. ~, voiss and sweet, no vood-deye'scoo
NJ, T,nsic.lly could the silence WOO.
,,--.,,, a sof,. ard neatly shod her feet,
pc, IN Ter Words and few, bat an, how sRss@
e,,.,,nt her ways to those who long have Known
- TIIIe Hibsrnian make The house her oSh'
tia vision. through the room she slips,
a = sySSli,st smile upon her dainty lips
sf,.s she has come 20 u no baby cry
H., marked the hours OF evening A. Ne! n.y.
A.. 1g,tr, one sleeps calm as angelS.sleSp
=! Al Toe morning Sunbeams gin 70 peep
.
40 yet 7 sometimes dream the youth u DUMB
et..g.s .bs ehOCks him up With AGdannm.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-08

ars worn By ohiIdren, With cuifs to cores
spcnd.
The pointed Dutch hat wiz appear this
season. and win be worn BY boys not yet
out of kits.
A valance for the baby serb is white
china silk edged with imitation volencien-
mes. This nlk is as washable as cotton
fabric.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-08
A STEAMER AZ 4 DEERHoUxD.
Ssat.l.IE ~ PoE-T.,,Hig,uosr.

On the 18Th mat az The steamer RstsIls
was leaving Minter, On Henderson Bay,
Captain Williams discovered q fine deer
walking down tie bessh Landing in g
small boat, be chased The Animal into the
bay. and, boarding the steamer, put on full
steam and caught up ~ith the deer about
q half mile dosn the bay. Captain Vii.
liams and L. a. Wayne struck At it with 9
boat hook. an3 after quite fight they sue.
ceeded in capturing the beast and safely
landing him on the vessel.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-08
FOUNDING 4 HAy TO SAVE HIS LIFE.
Gcelaad Lkaasr.

Last Tuesday evening Anthem Pfsus
went TO Q drug store st Alliance, o., for
some quinine and was given morphine by
an inexperienced drug clerk. He took
from IWo aud half 10 Eve grains of the
drug and soon became violently in
Yesterday morning physicians we're sun-
mcnsd from q neighbcfirg town Upon
thsiR arrival they found The suiirspcFrlaes
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-08
IT'S A WICKED WORLD, SAYS He.

A farmer near ChessbiDg went TO the
assistance of man who had broken down
in the road the other day. and was present.
ed by bim with six hens. When he got
home it wss discovered that the birds were
his own property, and that al their mates
we're missing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-08
. NAN OF MEANS WHO WANTS TO WE'D.

Helena tMonfdna) Independent.
A 35-yesr-old bachelor worth S76,Ooo
has written from one Of Montanas interior
towns to Colonel Charles ID. Curtis that be
will come 10 Helena during the holidays to
hunt for wife.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-08
AJAcK WHO WAS A GIANT. KILLER.

A mammouth live oak in San Frsncicso
Canon, Ventura county, branches out wide
enough to shadow 5000 square feet OF
ground. A vandal camper built hre IN
der this tree the other day and burned it so
that it is likely to fsll.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-08
THE UMPIRE oUTsHoUTs THE PARsoS.
O,,nv iCoIl Solid ILIldoon.

UWdF CoLj 6oIld MLIdO0H'
The devil had his own way in Denver
last Sunday. A baseball game and camp
meeting, both in progress at the same time,
and only distant a 50 uare apart. The call
to the mourners' bench by the parson was
many times interrupted by the wild yells OF
the umpire, who sent man to first on
called balls.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-08
CAPITAL PRIZE, S7b,0 900.
Tickets Only s.. Shares In Pro-
portion.
[ ouIslana Stats Lottery Companv

we do hereby certify that We supeIviss the a.
ransemens for all the Monthly and eemi-Anpus ]
Drawings OF the Louisiana state Lottery q mpAny
and In person manage and control the drawing .
themselves, and that the same are conducted VIII
honesty, fairness, and 10 GOOD faith toward al PEI
lies, aod We authorize the company 10 uss this o.
tihcate, With fsodmiles Of our Tsnstnres attached
n, a.. .dvarttsotnarts
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-08
CIVILIZATION on THE MARCH.

Houtton (TsrdS) Post
An interior paper contains an advertise
ment announcing that "a breech loading
double-barreled shotgun will be traded for
a good mich COW ard six+shooter for
young hog"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-08
University Of Psalsy|u

Z Ds'A..n:rS A. - - go
IL towns samIlyse sr.ssl, est1l
e.. 60 b 3, s:::K q
I'D! 81 a.. -
LII wzAsv,s sr.ssL - rpla1o - e.
1Y. Csan0 - Osasotlf4O412Al
atn4gtzseiss, hsi1essa km.eogs 70 t.
- rnseA HsssA nnh1sG &
Mssc.nnmAsssY,IsseJ,
Lssis. H., 0anaa, 49, - -
Shy, tsehGn6kt0, 0e1Un 0nwoo U
Mssssa = nsisU ~ hnuurv
LssL ssss..A - hsssn 90
v Css.u Ma 9vssa $3.50
H nsosraI Soss. za9eSuENc1C
sfxA sV10A ts1T0 -. Do(Dk =
VI. pRIAl00nBn, 7uo4oD
om 2 ~ = = uA.r ss.su. xvv
= ss.sss16sS - -
Aotuasa - iunsuAuY 49,
AosenSo = GaD41DD1114
II. Law -
49, = s.. ~ -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-08
HOW Tricky THE SALMON SWIM.

Co9uils (0re.) Herald.
The run of salmond into this river is IN.
paralleled. At the mouth Of the river they
are so thick that person can kill them
with an oar as he pulls his boat along. A
driftnet was put out at the Machsdos the
other day, and at the end of half an hour
1t was so full that it was with difficulty got
ashore. 1t wss found to contain l37 sal.
mon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-08
A RIRD's NEST IN A DEER's SKULL.


The pure white snowbirds are changing
their color to an sshen gray, and no longer
AZ close to our dwelling, the only neigh
bcrly friends bein the common house mar
tins a pair Of which have built nest in
deer's skull over one Of the doorways.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-08

g., Il q q. baiiro$a.
Leave Bsilairs n 6 20 ,. N. ioz T0odsssld md
5umnsrSsso.
leave BeIlstre 81 Sis & n ioy euuncrssls md
Arrive 8. BsIlsiIs, 10 70. n, IL s1spn.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-08
SHOT A BUCK WITH PARTRIDGE PEPPER.

T. B. Hutchinson shot spike buck last
Sunday near Calistogs, in an uDsual man
ner. He was hunting, aud spied the ami
NAL lying in q clump OF bushes. he took
aim, hit the buck in the head behind one
ear, and succeeded in saving the game, the
shot used being only No. s, the same as
sportsmen have in shooting quail
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-08

greatly excited. a hundred men were il
line and took turn in running Pfaus %
and down the street. Then. charging their
tactics, they stood him on his head and
rolled him over and over till bis body was
raw.
The greatest excitement prevailed and
business was practically suspended. and all
attention was given to the sick man.
ELECTRICITY was applied BY the physicians
Late in the afternoon Pfaus began fighting
the crowd in frantic manner. His con-
dition is very critical.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-08
,rrrvv,1 RHETORIC N THE SILVER STATE.

DSnrer IdibhHe h.pn0Hodn'
Snow fell 10 the depth Of foot on the
Divide on Saturday. The hosthouse at
Palmer Lake looked like sheeted goost
and the boats riding on the lake were
snowy mounds resting upon silver bed
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-08
west VIRGINIA NAP

TSs RHsurn's nap d ~ sssts. nv fnno
tusl surveyed ssnh ssaaty, ssassiss sil ~ -
and streams, viii political divis6sss. ~, - {
ooasidsrsd he only eoapists nsp = - eneeC
publiahsd siss-nrs b thrss md tAsse11u
issl PrioO 20 Cents
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-08
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

a RRIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
~ EXCLAMATION OF RKyERxEu hAnxs:
:Isils tsunday aIcsptsd MONDAY exospted.-
WA aalit Tina
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rs BoUN0 TO SHINE.

nnEflAMDNTH. 4eesss szzt<x. 90 s<r. sssl
9klV q sz.:. ~ s.;z S.ss -; s.
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coxcrpx,rc NAMES AND THE LIKE.

MIsouri Republican.
Mr.. Ben PIggs sold his farm in Boone
county to Mr.. Jim Goslin for $3.50.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-08
HER THINBLE.FISGER AT THE TRIGGER
Deurer TribuGe

Dearer TFibuRe.
The pioneer woman of Colorado, Mrs.
Mary L. Thorn, died in Boulder few
days ago. She once defended her cabin
at Spring Hill Station against an attack
By Indians. Later she put another enemy
to fight. One day q masked band of rob
bers attempted to carry out plan to attack
and plumber the station, where. as they
supposed, there was Q large amount Of
cash stored. When the lswless band sp.
preached the house she was ready for them,
and with trusty shotgun she gave them
such warm reception that after very
short battle the robbers rode away dis
committed and without their booty.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-08
OF QUICK GROWTH, LIKE JoSAHs GouRD.
Cb.adoo T,1lst

St. Luke's Church, dedicated at Terre
Haute Sunday. was built in month. Only
twelve days elapsed between the turning OF
the first sod and the laying of the corner.
stone, and only sixteen days from the lay.
ing Of the cornerstone to the dedication.
The church is very beautiful little strue-
ture 1t is finished in native woods, with
windows of sapphire and ruby glass.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-08
CAPITAL PRIZE, s7S,Oeo.
100 900 Tickets At Five Dollan Each. fnet1ens n
F1fihs In proportion.
LIST on PRIrEl

1867 Prizes amounting 30
Application tor rztfs 70 olnbs should BE- made only
70 the ofios Of the Company In Ss~ OTleans-
For further tniormstios Witt Clearly, diving fol
address. Postal NOTES, Express Money o.
ders or New YoTf Exchange IN ordinary lstte I,
Curreucy by pross tall spms Of % and upwards u
our sIpenssl addressed N. 4. DAUPAIF,
Hsv Orleans, La,
or n. A. DAUPHIh,
wsshinston, d. q.
Make p. O. Money Orders payable and id.
dress Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BAEK,
Rev OFlsans, La
OR
LOUISIANA NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, L..
STATE NATIONAL BANK,
Ne. Orleans. La
NATIONAL BANK,
Nev MI. ans, o.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-08

Complete Treatment, with In.
haler for every form Of Co
tarrh, 81. Ask for San.
FORD,S RADICAL CCRE.

III Head Coda Watsry
N ~ MI IixhAzgs from the
IN ExS-.S TX Nose and Eyes, Ring
- lGN/&Sk1EM Ing Noises Ia the Head,
- W. ~EV MN Nervous Headache md
ZI\SS NM Fever hstanty 10.
% '1,SSyy hsved.
NkSS{& ~ Choking nueus dis
~ ~ lodged, membrsBs
~ N ~ eleapwd and healed,
W ~, breath sxesten.d,
smell. taste, and hcsr.
ing resto,e ed. and ,avsses eheoked.
tough, bronchitis Dropping, Into the 1hroes.
Pains in the Chest, Dyspt psia, wsningoi eusngth
and klesh, Loss Of Sleep, etc eu'ed.
One bottle Radical ure, one box Caturhai o.
vent ard one LIT. s,nfords Inhaler, In one Paskage
Of ali crusgists, for g. Ask TOR % NJ lp's "A pi
CAL Cure, q pure Oscillation OF Witch dfsei,
Am Pine, Ca Fir, Marigold, Clover Bioasns, &C
Potter Drug & Chemical Co., Boston.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-08

and declared that the country Wnlcn DA1
disTaced him for marrying girl he loved
had no claim upon his aid in the hour OF
need.
SADLY the steward returned each time to
Koyias, almost resolved TO take upon his
own shoulders the responsibility OF pro-
claiming to the authorities the whereabouts
of his master, and only retrsined from 30
doing By the remembrance OF his solemn
oath offealty. q,
One bitter afternoon, ss the steward and
half dozen jovial fellows were crouching
over the brazier in the teahouse, there
came in wandering minstrel leading 3
child By the hand. A thick hood hid all
her face but her eyes; her poor thin clothes
we're ragged and patched, her feet were
blue with trsmping through the cruel snow,
and abe was so wearied that she sSnk down
upon the raised floor with q piIeous apology
The kind. hearted travellers made her drink
some hot wine, insisted upon her coming
close to the brszier, and one OF them took
off his own thick outer garment and wrap
al the child in it, When she lowered her
hood TO thank them, the steward reeo-
guizsd o Hama, although four long years
Of suffering had written sad traces on her
once fresh, youthful face.
A happy thought struck him, and after
shs had rested herself and seemed revived,
and was leaving the tea house, he followed
her and whispered in her ear:
20 Hans-do you not remember meF
She started, gazed at him for moment,
and murmured bis name with joyful sur
prise.
20 Hama" he continued, you would
ike to see your husoandf
A light of Joy sprang into her fad eyes
a. she replied:
'-Oh, yes, that ! would; but my 2sopls
told ne that he was dead long ago.
he il not dead, said the steward; "but
/ eau only tel Jon where he i and let Jon
zee him upon one condition3
Neme il Ir. pxaFs nid Q HanP.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-11
CAPITOL CGLllinG..

TIE House galley ~ss yell filed yes,ss-
day Afternoon
The House Committee On Education
meets tbs morning at O'Clock.
There we're very few visitors on the aoor
Of the HO1se Yesterday morning.
4 handsome oil painting OF Speaker
Dennis. By Artist Fans, vas hing up IN The
Han Of the Hoase yesterday afternoon
WDelega'e Edwards, Who Is 9 "nugSuup,
seemed 10 have It in for the straight Be
publican prosecuting attorney OF Marshall
The members Of the House yesterday -
eeived invitations to attend the lecture 5T
6. ". Atkinson, al the Female College,
Friday evening
On the roll call CD the question Of pass
irgS. 3. No :. in the House, Delegates
LGczs ard McClgng 'dodgzi, bat the for
mer afterwards hsd his vote recorded 10
Delegate NIies seemed TO thiak 81 2oJ
vas not sufficient fOr the minimum sslar! Of
the proceeding attorney Of Ohio coanty
His fesrs. however, that no one could Os
found TO take the Office al that figure, are
believed 10 5e groGndlesA
The RyGlsTxE Is requested to state that
tie report circ1lsted through some Of the
ueEgpspers Of this State that Judge z. z.
Fleming vas robbed Of his watch aud
money in this city few days sine, isun,
fr-e