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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-23
a Hum orsd Reduction

" THE PRICE Of MAKING CIGARS.
For some time past the rumor has been
current among journsymen cigar makers
that the cigar manufacturers intended to
combine and cut down the price Of making
stoIies twenty-five cents ca the one thou.
sand and that 9 reduction would also be
rada IN the price list for making Gne
cigars. A REGISTER reporter caught "onto"
the rumor yesterday aad armed with it he
called upon Mr. hcandfsss, OF the firm of
MUM q Brsndfass, anl asked him about
he matter.
Regarding foe cigars" said the gentle
man, there IS q reduction proposed, but it
came about in this way. In looking over
the price lists paid workmen in other
cities and comparing them with the prices
PAID here, 1t was found that we paid q good
deal more than WA paid in New YorLL
Philadelphia and other points wL.rs Gns
cigars are MANUFACTURED We Unmarried
thls iact to the Cisarmskers' Union, Gar.
hsia Assembly ( Of l., and they agreed
70 iotmu ':s,a scals Of prices for fne CT
gaSs ,hst would place us on an equal foot.
ing with competitors in other cities, and
there is no doub, We will settle the matter
ssm'cabiy. This affects only four or Eve
hrms in the city which manufacture fine
cigars"
The gentleman, and others, was non.
committsl in regard 10 the reduction in
the price Of making stogies, and the pub.
Hc can only await developments.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-23

THE CITY IN BRIEF.
Matters Of Minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.

Matters OF MINOR Up
About Town.
COOP Friday.
NEARLY all the soda fzzers in town are
running.
THREE deeds of trust were admitted to
record yesterday.
UNCLE JOHN BORING was rejoicing yes
terdsy-it was girl.
ANAN named Kinsey was arrested yes
tecday BY Officer Desmond.
Tbs Young Mrs. Winthrop" company
will arrive in the city to-day.
AFTER May lst all dry goods houses
close at six o'clock p m, Saturday eX-
cepted.
Two disorderles and one drunk were
registered at headquarters at , clock this
morning.
The oldest inhabitants says this weather
is the warmsst they have ever experienced
before Easter.
JOIN COLEMAN, the South Side druggist,
has placed handsome new soda water
! fountain in his store.
JOSEPH Fox was yesterday appointed ad'
ministrstor Of the estate OF Joseph e. Fox,
deceased. Bond, 81 900; George Otto,
surety.
tbs South Side Singing Society will
give ball at their hall, on Thursday even
irg, May 8. Mayors orchestra will furn-
ish the music.
JACoB LAWSON, we'll known Island gen.
tlemsn. and resident OF this city for fifty
years, died at his home on South Huron
street yesterday.
Tbs Prohibition Club held meeting
last evening in McLsin's Hall, only
small attendance being preeent. Hon
Frank Bartt, of Warrington, addressed the
meeting,
THE triangular square on Chsphne
street, where Thirty.third and Thirty.
fourth come together, will be paved with
FIRE brick. The public scales with also
soon be put in.
IT is semi-suthoritively stated that q
company of well known WheehDgites are
negotiating for the lease of portion OF the
Little Washington Fair Grounds for oil
and gas purposes.
"BABY BELL," the musical prodigy, will
appear at the Aihambrs Palace rink to
morrow night This musical wonder per.
forms on the ban 10, guitar, violin, etc, and
gives an interesting entertainment.
THE anniversary Of the Zane Street
Church Mutual Improvement Society will
be celebrated this evening in an appro-
pirate manner az the church. A fue
literary and musical programme has been
arranged and a pleasant time is sntici-
psted.
REy. Mr.. SwOPE will offieiste for the
Rev. Mr. CAN'T this evening in the st.
Lukes church at 1870 p. m. They will
both preach and lecture the confirmation
class During the service an Offering will
be made for the mission among the Jews.
YESTERDAY morning Coroner Schultze
was called to the residence OF Mr.. Bacher,
2O26 Alley f. About o'clock boy
aged fifteen months, one Of twins, was
taken with commissions and died before
doctor could be called, and the coroner
was called to issue o death certificate.
Ir vas Officer Hsnshuusksr Who dis
covered the men attempting to open car
on the Ohio River road Wednesday night
he commanded them TO stop, but when
they did not seem inclined to do so he fired
two shots, onlywith the effect ofmaking them
run faster They left 8 heavy iron bar
three and halt feet long behind them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-23
BRIDGEPORr,

Mr.. Felix Lsfsrty. of Lafferty's station
was in the city yesterday.
Miss kste Yodsr, Of Fsirmont, W. Va.
ID the guest Of MrS. J. G. Dent.
A numter Of our young men will organ
'zs lodge o. the Sons Of Malta.
William Koehnline has purchased an
elegant team OF iron gray draught horses.
A select German ball will be held in
Llederkraniz hall on Monday night next
Baby Bell will assist 10 furnishing the
amusement.
On Wednesday night a very pleasant
surprise party was rendered Mr.. William
turkey. at his home out the pike. The
Union Cornet Band, Of EtnsvilIe, fur.
nished the music, and Mr.. Burkleys
friends presented kiA With an elegant arm
chair.
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Transfers of Real Estate,

The following transfers OF real estate were
left for record at Clerk Hook office, yes.
terdsyi
Deed made April 20, 1856, BY George
Csumbscker and wife to Call B. Murphy
and William Murphy, for piece OF ground
on McCulloch street. Consideration 5000.
Deed made April 20, 1886, by George
Crumbscker aud wife to Almedis WEIGH,
wife of Patrick Welch, for lots No. Is and
II in square No. 4 in the addition laid out
by Baker j. Carroll Consideration, 5000.
Deed made August Is, 1854, BY the
Wheeling, Pittsburg Il Baltimore Railroad
Company to Edward NJ. Atkinson, for a
piece of ground along the right of way of
said road in Ohio county. Consideration,
Sl75.
Deed made November 30, 1854, by
Charles P. Atkinson to Edward N. Akin
sou, for part of lot numbered aud all of
lot numbered s, in the subdivision of lot
No in subdivision A of the Shepherd
estate; consideration, 1915.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-23
Circuit Court.

In Part Two OF this Court, Judge Boyd,
Yesterday, nolle was entered in the case
of the State vs Joseph ellsworth
The jury in the case of Ed Ball indict-
ed for the larceny Of certain jewelry be-
longing to Mrs. Hamilton, brought in q
verdict of not guilty.
In this Part, today, the case OF the
State vs. Ross S:otsberry, indicted for
stealing O watch, will be put on trial. The
watch belonged to man named Speaker,
and was pawned at Franks in this city,
the pawn ticket being found on the &C
cused
In Part Two, Judge Jacob, the case of
Myers vs. Marshall was put on trial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-23
FEAST OF ThE PASSOVER

Observed by the Scottish Rite Masons
Last Evening.
Yesterday was observed By the Scottish
Rite Masons of the country, the occasion
being the Feast Of the Passover, which is
one Of the rites connected with the order.
Wheeling Consistory No. Is observed the
feast at the Mcclure House last evening.
A table was laid in the psrlor and was
laden with substsntisls as well as dehcs-
cies, of which the assembled host psrtook
eDioyably. 1t is incumbent upon each
member of the order 70 partake of lamb.
which is roasted whole and placed
upon the table. The usual ceremonies in.
cideut to the occasion we're gone through
with, and the history and cause Of i,s OBJ
serysuee was read By G. W. Atkinson, Esq,
sfteT which short speeches we're made OF
the members sna pleasant evening spent
by all.
The other Consistory OF this CITY also
observed tbs feast in the same manner at
the Phoenix Restaurant, the good things
being furnished By Thornton Yates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-23
L Large Funeral.

At halfpsst two o'c'oek Yesterday sftcr-
noon the funeral services ove' the remains
Of the lac Mrs Frank Both were he'd at
the residence of Mrs. Gscrge Msndel No.
95 Twelfth street. Raw. J. 7. Mcclure
officisted, and the service WAS solemn and
impressive. There was a very large attend.
sncs Of relatives and friends of the family
OF the deceased. At the conclusion of the
services the coffin was borne to the hearse
by the pail bearers, Me'srs. Cecil Robin.
son, George Dgby, J, r Mendel Frank
Hare, James Cecil, Andrew Sweeney, Jr,
Joseph Speidel and Robert Mcclure, and
the cortege weIded its way to Greenwood,
where the ccfin was consigned to mother
earth.
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Additional Local on First Pqgs.
LOU SWABACKER.

II will LIE to the interest OF
every Lady 10 call at our store
srad see the newest designs I'm
" hIte. Eerae and COlOred En-.
bs-Oidered and Lace Dress Robes
iIst received. Sateens in all coll
oIS. The Newest Spring Shades In
q Orsied LaeeS, Fringes and other
Novelties i'm Wrap and Dress
trimmings GRuEe Vests fer La
dies and Children Isle and silk
Gloves. Our Corset department
n repIefe with popular makes Rt
pc puIar prices.
LOU SYYABACKER.
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Police Court.

In Police Court, yesterday morning,
Paidi, the Italian who interlereG with
Officer Lukens in the discharge Of his du-
les. got $40 and costs.
The cases Of John Dugau and John
McDonough, charged with disorderly con-
duct at the residence of Anton Reymaun,
we're continued until o'clock in the after.
noon. At that hour the prisoners were ar
rsigned, aud were fined $40 and costs each,
going to the hill Tor sixty days in default
of payment With characteristic generos
ity, Mr. Reymsnn asked the Court to be as
lenient with the prisoners as possible.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-23
PEOPLE WE ALL KNOW.
Our Daily Chronicle OF the Movements
OF Individuals

Our Daily Chronicle OF the Moyemnsts
OF Individuals.
Mr.. V b. YanneteE, Of Vest Liberty,
was in the city yesterday,
d. Burns and wife, of Clsrksburg, passed
through the city yesterday.
Col. A. A. Prsnzheim arrived home
from Washington last evening.
Mrs. Rev s. D Tompkins. of Parkers-
burg, is the guest Of Mrs B, F. McMechen,
Of the Island.
Mr.. Henry Metzger, Of Pittsbury, gsuer-
al manager Of the Central District Printing
and Telephone Company ia 10 the city.
r McC. Smith, Of Columbus. O., eastern
passenger agent of the c, B. / Q rail,
road, is stopping st the McLure House
Sam Robinson, Uho has been attending
the Washington-Jsfsrson College, ct Wsst-
;ng,ou, Pa, is speaking few days in the
city with his parents.
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LABOR MATTERS.
The Wheeling NaiIers Now Work.
ing at Niles, O,
Two or Three MisStatements Corrected -
Cigar Makers and Dealers equaIiz-
ing Prices AmicabIy.
The wheeling Men at Niles.


soME MIssTArEMsNTs CORRECTED.
Wee President Il pley. Of the United
Naiers, Hes;ers AMI Rollers Association,
returned home yesterday from Niles, Ohio,
where he went sevsra! days ago with mum
Der OF nailers and feeders, who are now
working in the Falcon factory there. He
said they did not arrive at Niles until nine
clock in the evening Of the day they left
the city. but the men Immediately pulled
off their coats when they reached the fac.
tory and pitched Into work with will
That night, with tweniy.eight machines,
they cut 200 kegso of nails, which was pretty
good for men who we're locked out and had
not worked for nearly n year. The next
night they felt in little better shape and
Knocked out 400 kegs on thirty-nine ma.
chimes.
He denies emphalically the statement
published in yesterday mornings lntelli.
gencer from Pittsburg paper that five
feeders became dissatisfied aud had re.
turned 10 Wheeling. One feeder returned
to Wheeling, he being sent back because
be was Incompetent and could not keep
his machine running Three feeders were
also returned 10 Piusburg and the places
of all OF them filled with men from New
Castle
Mr.. Ripley also says the statement that
the people II Niles are dissatisfied because
Wheeling and Pittsblrg workmen we're i'm,
ported to take the machines, when idle
nailers from Youngstown could have been
secured. is also false On the contrary, he
says everybody is well satisfied, and things
are working along smoothly
There Is new nail mill
in Youngstown, which will ftsrt up in
week or 30, and will employ all the idle mai,
ers and feeders in tina, place, and it would
have been nonsenie 10 send them to Niles
for 30 short time. la fact they would not
have gone. He says oil the Wheeling
boys are happy end working like good iel.
lows, although 1t goea little rough OF first.
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Mary aud Her Little Lamb,

Ga Saturday the Atlantic Tea Company
will present each purchaser Of tea, coffee,
spices or baking powder, with beautiful
card entitled, Mary and Her Little
Lamb. Don't miss this opportunity to
secure u handsome card, and at the same
time enjoy a.cup Of pure tea, Rsmen Der
the location OF our stores in ths locality
I'LL md 22Gl Market st. Wheeling,
lSf Belmont S., Bellsire, Ohio.
1870 South Fourth ST. Steubenvills, D.
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Tue Season Of Opera,

The announcement that q week of light
opera would be given at the Peoples
Theatre, commencing on Monday, was re-.
ceiyed with genuine satisfaction yesterday
A car load Of scenery will b. used 10 The
presentation of,he various operas, and the
stage setting for the Miksdo is stated to be
especially fine, while the costumes are Ell
brand new. The company Is strong one,
being besded ny Miss6s Bessie Gray and
Agnes Hsliock The management Of his
organization make q speciality Of catering
to the tastes Of the ladies,
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AnoIher West vtEsloIa rragsdr.

At Auburn, Richie county, Wednesday
morning, an sttOcious and unprovoked
murder was committed The victim hsiug
an cd lady about sixty years Of sga, and
the murderer an unknown man, who es
capped and has not been captured. The
story as told ia tia. while MrI. Hardesty,
who ia a widow, snd her daughter were
slole in heir house, q stranger walked
into the room. The daughter asked him
what he wanted, bat he made no reply.
Stepping to the fireplace be seizsd The
shovel and struck the old lady blow on
the head, which knocked her dowa. He
then struck her several rore h!oFC. which
mashed her bead almost into lilly, and
left the house. No resson has
been assigned for the horrible deed. TIE
country for miles around is in a state of
high excitement. aud diligent search ia be.
ing made for the murderer.
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An Enterprisipg Reliable Hou. I.

Logan & Co. can always be relied upon,
not only to carry in stock the best of every
thing. bat to secure the Agency for such
articles as have Well-known merit, and are
popular with the people. thereby sustaining
the reputation Of being al~sys entsrpris,ng
and ever reliable. Having secured the
Agency for the celebrated DE- Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, will sell it on
9 positive guarantee Il viii surely cure
any and every affection of tie Throat,
Lungs and Chest, and to show our conf
denee, Ss invite you to call and get Trial
Bottle Free.
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SCOTS EMULSION OF PURE

God Liver OIL, With Hypophosites-E.D
cialIy Desirable for Children.
A lady physician at the Childs Hospi
al, at Albany, N. Y. says: I'VE h.1
been using SCOTS Emulsion with prs,
success; nearly all Of our patients are o.
fering from bone diseases, aud our phv,
clans find it very beneficial"
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Young Mrs. WinthrOp.

Tomorrow afternoon and evening the
Madison Square Company will present the
splendid society drama, Young Mrs.
Winthrop" at the Opera House to what
promises to be large audiences. The name
of the Madison Square Theatre has been
associated with such eminently successful
productions that an announcement Of the
coming OF one of its companies ia guar
antee OF pure play. excellen'ly acted,
aud beautifully mounted.
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Call Your house Il You want ~ by aiSertl.is,
Oell The REGIsTkn.
An Apsaer Wanted.

Can any one bring US case Of Kidn,
or Liver Complaint that e. ,,ric Bite,
will not speedily cure' re say ,hey ca,
not, as thousands Of Gases already perm,
nently cured and who are daily recomm men,
ing Electric Rit,ers, will prove. Brish,
Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back. o, a.
urinary complaint quickly cured. III,
purify the blood, regulate the bowels a.
act directly on the diseased parts. Eve.
bottle guaranteed. For sale at so cent?
bottle by Logan h Go,
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ADVICE tu,marh.-..

Mira. Wis&loxs Soothing Syrup for chill.
dren tssthiag, is the prescription Of one Of
the best tsmsle nurses and shysicians in the
United States, and has been used for forty
years With never failing success By mil.
hons Of mothers 70. tAeir children. Dur.
ing the process Ct tsething liz value Is In
eslaiasie Il relieves the child from pair,
curea dyEsutery and diArrhea, griping IN
the bowels, and wind colo. By giving
health to the child Il rests he ncther.
Price ga - Lnttie.
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The Odd Fellows Entertainment.

The Odd Fellows entertainment TO be
given next Wednesday evening at the
Opera House, promises 10 bs unusually in
teresting. Homo W. Atkinson has kindly
consented to deliver an address, which his
known ability will make instructive as well
az interesting. The programme will be in
terspersed with musical aud literary rendi-
tons Of pleasing character, and the
brethren will contribute some historical
ta5leaux The sale of tickets will begin
on Monday morning at Sheib's music store
on Twelfth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-23

RIPPLEs FROM THE RIVER.

News Cleaned About the Wharf q,
from Our Exchanges.
The Telegram leaves for Claripgtou
3p. m, sharp.
The marks last evening indicated a.
2 inches and falling.
The fine passenger steamer Ccur.
leaves for Parkersburg at II O'Clock NJ
morning.
The LOUIS A. Sherley is due up this NOR,
ing from Cincinnati, and returns to m-
port to morrow afternoon at 3 o o'clock
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The Opera House orchestra Conc ert.

The Opera House Orchestra Concert.
The mere mention OF tbs fact thai tie
Opera House orchestra will give one OF its
popular concerts is enough to fill the
house. Reserved seats were placed on
sac yesterday morning and went off with
such rush that by evening nearly all the
good aeats down stairs were taken while
many OF the best in the gallery were mark.
ed off There are, however, come very de-
sirsble ones left and those desiring to at.
tend should not delay in securing seats.
Tue programme will be about the finest
ever rendered by the orchestra.
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Index to New Advertisements.

For Rsnt-Three front Rooms
Wanted-Girls 20 sew Carpets.
Lost-Smau spaniel Pup.
Peoples heatre-ldeal Opera Company.
Furniture az Cost-G Mendel & Co.
Excelsior Baking POW0er- K. II. List.
Special Notice-U nisn Tea Company Local
sor observation-disclosures Louis A. Sherley-I Lo-
csi Page
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Reathar Indications.

WASHINGTON, D. G, April 23.-For the
Tennessee and Ohio Valley, fair weather,
nearly stationary temperature, winds gen
orally shifting to southerly.
Fer the clover lake region, far weather,
no decisive change in temperature.
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THE DAILY CALEND AR.
Dogs to be Killed.

The members OF the police force have
received orders to shoot all dogs found
without collars. Put o strap on your
canine.
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;mlDrelin9 Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
The weather.

Following wss the range Of the ther-
r.ometer for yesterday, as observed By c.
Schnepf, the Opera House druggist 7 6
LII, So; ~ m, u; 3p. m, To- I p. m,
II
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L.s,GooB&Uo sell dry goods the cheapest

A. GANER BArIsrEs are displayed at Sc
a yard, at Eusheimsr's. They are retsiled
in this city at l5c
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uaIn IL you want 10 hire betp q small sdysItis
tiSip Hslt IN THE REGIsrER win do 1t.
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Tbs Musical Wonder gill perform on
the Banjo, Guitar and Violin at the Al.
bambra rink tonight.
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Fnr nrnssaa and Wnl.t..

"A Bapfists at &c yard, TO be hsd only
as Emsheimer's, Eleventh street.
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EXCITING game Of base ball on skates at
the Alhsmbrs rink Saturday night. Chap
line Street Polo Club vs. Albambra club.
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Dueinosa II yoa want business, advertise for
puSllioSS H. MyOu have a good business, al
Vcriiss to keep IL. The RKsrsTER Is q gOOd
medium
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Do NOT fail to see Baby Bell, the musical
wonder, At the Alhambra rink to night.
Bucklen's Arnica SaIve.

pssF Your house by Advertising IL tie REss>
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SPRING and Sum,,er Stoek inst

~ =" ~ . - - w - II ~ SNNT1NN JUST
received an elegant and COM
plete line OF SHiiinss, RantaIO0n-
ings and 0vcrcoaiinss, which we
will make up in The best style
and al low prices.
q. HGSS tE SONS,
I32l a. 1923 Market NJ.
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Nevada County picayune., 1886-02-03
Virtue in the Family.

There are all sorts aad degrees of virtue, and sometimes we are told that virtae is it's own reward. Mr. 4. F Evans of Burr'S Ferry La., says, ia writing about Browns Iron Bitters 'I have been the re- cipient or its virture in my family to a considerable extent" This great iron tonic has superior ad- vantagcs as reliable family medi. cine. It's power has been thorough ly tried, and its virtues abundautly proved. Nearly a million bottles year are sold by the druggists of this country.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-02-03

It is understood that Gov. Hughes will be candidate for re election. IfMr. McRae gets his hill through Congress- which re funds to the states tho illegally y collected cotton tax, there will be still, small voice heard, which will say, "come up higher. '- Ben ton County Journal.
 There is strong probability of ljr. McRae's bill referred to above becoming law. There is no req son whyit should not. We agree with our esteemed contemporary, and also think the people will say .'come up higher"
Nevada County picayune., 1886-02-03

TaE State Temperance Convsn- ,ion at Little Rock, last week, had a stormy time oft. An effort was made, and successfully earned through to change the name.6tthe Society to The State Prohibition Alliance" A large nnmber of the delegates, pulled out from the con ven.ioa before the above action was taken, The press and the people will condemn this step, as may bring abent athird political party in the Stase.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-02-03

CONGRESS- has done little the past week, save eulogize Vice President Hendricks in the Senate, and in the House pass resolutions on the death of representative Wilson of Wisconsin. Beside this few un- important bills were introduced and discussed.