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Aem advertisements.
FOR SALE.

NJ
A good millinery establishment, centrally To-
Gated. Have carried on Il successful business IN
the place for thirty-tiye years. VIII rent store
room or sell house with store.
For sale or rent, a new brick house. with Tour,
teen rooms, and all modern improvements. Well
adapted for Il hotel or boardlng house Two
minutes walk from depot and postofice, Posses
sion given Immediately. Address,
MRS. F.. J. ST. CLAIR.
scljra, cad Nellsburg, W. Va.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by Logan & Co.
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New Arrivals.

We are daily receiving our fall stock of
fine and medium grade shoes, which we
are Offering at the very lowest prices, quail
ity considered. Give lis call.
j. W. AMICK,
ll43 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-15

Fort Wayne Route to Chicago. Quick Time
Train leaving Bridgeport at l:5O p. M,
city time, arrives in Chicago the following
morning at $50. Connection made in the
Union Depot for all points West and
Northwest.
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Tha R&O.

viii sell round trip tickets to Pittsburg at
S1.5O and Washington, Pa, at 81 every
Sunday morning. Trains leave at, sos and
TBS, city time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-15

Fanny BrintOn and 0thrN. -,-,
Pursuant Ia the authority y'ri'I 10 hN-
decree ia the above entitled caIlS' iAh'f 80
3lst day Of May, lsSj, D. SAID ,"Ifl ID, WIFI
signed Special COMMISSIONED WI" N"'"'
Wednesday, the 2sth Day ofJHI' W"
Commencing at 10 O'Clock 0 90 I. Pl'L
ton, Al ia. front dor II the ,"Ir HOS
r0unty, West Virginia, Ia gaIi 'iy ID 49,
Ia the Highest bidder, the real esta', W 49,
OF " hich said John Bnnion dITh MN
possessed, that IL Isay: ,,.t..ornLr
Lot No. 81 on the plat 81 The SllIaob 81
known ~ "JUhn EOf's Aht'ioh, 80
at the northwest cOrnrf 81 MHAt 10 ,.Ee
sixth streets. lees Il portion "i '4'u ~ - -
conveyed To Patrick NrHalhM W - -. ~
ton and wife by decd dated O"tn'"f
M, ~ ,.cnri In tho Office Of tie rFT
COUNTY Court Of said county 10 Dt'I a
page GS, such portion being bD4l1ei go
t~;nInmencing nj the southweS e0fifr !" - IL
at tbe corner Of Tweuty-stIfh N'r'h A
i'm mi rear of the lot, and running tNgg5r,gsT
easterly direction with the MORN 40 "Lr
sixth street forty two feet; then u.ns
direction back from Tweniysil ~ VT" q slH
With sAid alley 10 the nonn ~ ~. s,s ~
thence running fortytWO ieEn -. s,a 80
said alley. and from thence tnn
said alley To the place 81 bglDbiHt NH
Also Inc undivided One .roOHh .aEa
the south half Of lot No . 10 10, az "a .E
being the next lot north Ofsa1 ~ ysSa
Inc on tho west side Of Nafkfi si", fhrst
ansr deducting from sleh ball blssG .ty1
Conveyed 10 said NcGahon by slI a ~
nsrt IL bounded a. follows: brh 81
snntbwest corner OF the half W. 90 ~, ,Js
running thence with The eHa ~ /, Il .azs
the northwest corner VI 81 -1,i H.gdErh
paralleI with the south Il'e .. ~ d, The sEs
thence parallel with the w. O. pt<Tsf
line thereof, and FROM thence
OF beginning. ID or
erected a double tenement bnft ST,nst -
rfes high, the north side bnsTs.sr4rzp
H. snI,h gdc af Tho cOrnef 81 IreHJ l1t-
Market street having a - dBl1
49, and the resi- Of the hOJIsf D-lhs 100,
nd On The nan Of saJd bali AD DSMb
Is twostOry brick Dwelling
exceedingly desimble. 6thsJ 49,
TERMS OF SALE-ODsthI WIZ "a, Dr1
money and ~ much rnGf. 49, D1 dsydskI
shall elect 20 pay, cash 10 hh' ia Tao eges
mcnts i'm one and two yeaI EOe u..SrG
uehr ~ srorn that dsy; fbe 1880
~ - ay the deferred psyIDepp.sy.sGe
M IA nnrsnnsi security tbereda $500
~, WIZ irammisiGner and thesneSaab
e,tv I'D ta DO retained until tss
cfths purchase money FRED c4LDsLS1
lGs sn9csl C0sa
~unS
STATE or WET yIEGisIA'
OF WHEELiSG: c.,k a sad 80
j, Thomas ~ Ia, ibs stCye nI1SsEsr
nefeDy 3ana, has gwen bond al
qulTed By Law and %4a,S on asI 4 D~ARsAHpS
June q, 1856. ..,, IEIS''
The above saIe Il po-lpones
orInysp 4, $50. al saIs plSssi nyLL
ALfKt peal O]s'
a~ul6ruAsaoc7ei ~
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. ruINTym
- Ohio, City Of Wheeling. IN The Man,.
Court Of Wheeling.
Missouri !. Brinton, aud Others by
mex friend, &c. =,
VS.. IN DaAnoe7
Mary J. Cots and olhcr.
Pursuant TO the authority vested In him lYl1
DEGREES IN above cause, one made MaDI
1885, and the other on January u, lSS "a, rr'
dersigned Special COMMISSIONS will III =" ~
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The Following Certificates Will Explain
Themselves.

WHEELING, W. Ma, April Is, 1856.
MESSRs. r. II. LANCE & Co.
GenaemsB II have tried three bottles OF your
Bakers Magic Relief, which have cured me com
pletely Of a sprain Of my wrist received thirty
years ago. Not the slightest trace Of swelling or
pain remained. Respectfully
NRs. s. J. FLORENCE,
No. 40 Twentieth e.
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mbeelin9 Register
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY,
THE WEATHER.
THERMOMETERS RECORD.

Mr.. c. Sehnepf, the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations OF
betemperature yesterday: : a. NJ, SO; II
D., "a; 81. H., 10; Z p. M, g..
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WEDNESDAY, JrLY 2s,l M,

commencing al III O'Clock n, IN, al pubic sugks
at the front door Of the Count hous, 0l VkI,
county, West Virginia, In said city o. NhteIlns
To the highest bidder, the real estate In "a an,
of which Mary :. Brinton d!ci siDct, that sto
say:
The south half Of lot No. y on the plot AZ u,
addition commonly known ~ 'John Eor, Ati.
ton" fronting on the west side oi Msria s,n
and bcingthc ncXtlO north Ofthplu, A,iLr nal
west corner OF Twenty SiAlh and MARKET sn,t,
less, however. ~ mu,n U' >ali hall hA a, "a,
heretofore conveyed Ia one Patrick Mr,AAaahy
said Mary :. Brinton ami husband ly dv,i i,ei
October ~, lSN, aud now ul nruri IN the pf.r
Of the Clerk ui the County IuUH 81 AlI pRnU 10
deed book ~, nj page tn. which vHt s,0ayry-I
Is bounded ~ follows Beginning 81 the ssfA
west corner of the half lot uu au alley aul NO
ming thence with The raSt side ui the a,Lry e. .s
northwest corner of said hall lpt. theme pafk,a
with the south line of The hall lot I! icci. lLrgr
pareS"fl with the wCSl line Ia the Salh LOO
thereof, and from thence I! feet 10 The piSrd
beginning.
On the part Of said lot tn lr spld there "a r"l
two-st0ry brick dwelling hu'lSr
TERMS OF SALE-Uncth inl oi he purhIs
money and ~ much mon ihrnufH the p%ufrtrst
shall elect Ia pay. ~ cash nn the day II ay ~
residue thereof payable In two equal lHaa.lffr
In one and twO year from The day II ale utL
interest from that day. IL" WITha,~r In grrts
notes for the deferred payments. lsaf.ng luisrrS
with personal security therein SatisrrnV 'uia,
Special Commissioner, aud the title 81 ibr EtF
cny sold 10 be- retained uuui the ia! meat 90 ~
of the purchase money.
ALFRED %CNLDNEll,
Special t"matv4OlT
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HOLLINS INSTITUTE,
VIRGINIA.

This Institute, for the higher education ofyoung
ladies, is finely equipped. Languages, literature,
Science, Music, Act, are taught under high stand
ards by gentlemen and ladies Of broad culture
and elevated character. ltcmploys over twenty
five officers and teachers, and commands the inr'
thcr advantages of II SalubriOus mountain ell
mate. mineral waters, charming scenery. From
year to year its accommodations are fully occu'
pied.
The Forty FOURTH annual session will open
on the 18th of September. For further iniorma
ton apply at HOllinS i. O., Virginia.
CiIAS II. COOKE
iv5raw .rb Business Agent.
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3or Sale.
COMMISSIONERS Gam

oAhd
William c. Handlan, admins,
traitor Of the estate of Enock
J. Jones, deceased, Attachns,,
las Rankin .n W. po,o Equity. u
Pursuant 70 the authority vested 4, III,
49, n nn ~ anu shtered In the above I'm ey,
causes were consolidated BY decrs Iss; tvheS
Ith day OF April; 1855, the undenisIaaaae on u.
commissioner will sell, on sHea sec,l
SATURDAY. AUGUST Il, Iss.
commencing at 10 O'Clock a m. a, 80
county, West Virginia, In the Citx hSGse Of O6io
the following described real estate u Wheeling
city, thai Is 10 say: H'as IN al
ErS-A part Of lot No. lS sitrs,0
side OF Market street, in the CITY Su he ess
Aforesaid, In the second ward the.aor nleelns
at a post sixteen Q6) feet north NJ II, "~esinnins
said lot Us; thence with the line Of : Sosne;G
street north twenty.three GS) feet, ten ~ Make
y, ~ pos,. h aenee eastwafd!y sixty eigh, -, ,HVa,
east nity-two ih2) feet 10 a post and 60 theaoe
lot OF ground; thence south seyan,a.etG OF At
ten Q0) inches 70 a post: thence wsS,Hhu is,
hundred and twenty O1) feet 10 tho nSSsarruly oae
ginning. and being the same prcne-p ,aSe@ G~
conveyed TO James Rankin bye. / "CS..aNs
$50. and recorded in Deed RooE No - Apal \,
Oft land records Of Ohio county. Me-, Essrse
Scond-Also another part OF said l., xsIs
which lot Is In Ebenezer Zanes aItit"nn o i,
City of Wheeling. which pan ofssJi inS -, 10 he
ed and described as follows: Bcrinnin.s ocaht,
four ~ feet east Of the corner OF tha sAapS
10 ;. y. Robinson; thence east with 81 5 NJ
son me iotty'elglt as feet 10 Mi a S'e y
alley; thence north along said alley N VI l-
Madison street, NOW Tenth s;n,ti SS.SSp"Soa
thence west with the line Of Tenth III! iea.
eight (isl feet 10 a post: thence At 40, hfH'
with said street south 10 the p!arr an Ausr,
and being the same property conyeye5 s. TIat n
Rankin by l. Cranmer, special !scrr
Ohio county. al
On the INST parcel OF land them is .,.,
large brick building. On the second e0dri,
O' TERMS Of iRG SPAiLE-one,bi,, q, ,,.'~
money, and more If the purchaser :, fTSaI~
cash on the day OF sale: the halapc, ,hsuvr"L u
In two equal instalmentS in one ana TO-
from day OF sale. with interest Innp ,hs,' . !,S,
purchaser giving notes therefor. and ~, a. ts
The property 10 be retained until The nr 49,
money shall have been paid in fun P"'"'e
X q. BARR
/ Special CoumlSann.,
], Thomas NJ. parrah. Clerk of tho V|"H
Court Of Wheeling, do hcrrby crniN SH..'la
above named special commi~ioner G,. Nr
cree Of sale. THOMAS N. DtpPtIIf
Clerk Of the Municipal CONT II Me-.
WV. III. HALLER, AuCtinnecr. T,,".t
The above sale Is postponed until Strrs,..
AuduSr?l, ISM, commencing AT ~ o'cIa I.n
R.G. BARR.
aul6 Special Oomml~L,s.
The above sale Is postponed until SIITpDu
AUGUST 18th, lS>6, nj 10 o'clock IN ~
Il e. BARR
an.' Special Commi~oae,
The above sale Is postponed unulS(TrRnr
SEPTEMBER nth, lsSi. NJ ~ o'clock A m
RG BARR
auol Special COmmi~iuprt
The above sale i postponed until SNTIgnn
SEPTEMBER 18th, lNG, a. |lunrls.L a m
4. BAKE
sci" Special romm.~ SION.
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON September 15.-FOr West
ern Pennsylvania and West Virginia, fair
weather, followed by local rains, warmer,
winds generally sOutherly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-15

B~UcKHASSoS, ". Va, April 10, 1855.
MEssgs. +. ii. LANCE & Co., Wheeling, W, Va
Dear SiE-Your Bakers Magic Relief has cured
my wife completely Of neuralgia In her face. j
take great pleasure In recommending IL as the best
and quickest pain killer we have tried.
Respectfully yours, A. !. SIMPSON.
anIQh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-15

STATE or WEsr VIEGISIA, CouSU ~ Ono ,r
OF WHEELING:
|. Thomas ". Darfah. C!rrk II A!i upar o.
hereby certify that the above named E"h
Commissioner has gwen huud aud s'unl ~
required By law and said lrrrrc'
THOMAS II DARRAH, C"t
June ~, lSSG. jih
The above sale is postponed until 1Hi pb''
OCTOBER II, lSIj, at same place
ALFRED CiLbNkila
Special r0mIHi~iOnu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-15

Fanny BrintOn and other. ,,-,
Pursuant Ia the authority v',i'I 10 h"-
decree Ia the above entitled caltS' lSh'' -
3lst day Of May, lsSj, D. SAID ,"Ifl ID, WIFI
signed Speglai Commissioner viii sdl.0S
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-05-05

There have been two proposed
changes in the Constitution of the
United States under discussion at
Washington. Oneis to grant thepow-
to the President to veto single items in
appropriation bills-a safeguard
against the incorporation Of Jobs in
these bills that has been tried with
good results in State Governments.
The joint resolution to submit this
change was reported adversely by the
House Committee and thus disposed
OF at least for this session. The other
proposed amendment to the Constitu-
tlon is that offered by Senator In
gals to change the date of the Rresi-
dents inauguration, and, consequent
ly, Of the adjournment of the short
session of Congress, from March 4, to
the original date, April 80. Public APP
prevail seems to favor this last prop.
osition.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-05-05
Republican Congressiona1committe

Representative MeComas OF Maryland,
secretary OF the joint Republican caucus,
who was authorized to receive the names OF
the congressional campaign committee
when selected by the respective state dele
cations, reports the following committee,
which will speedily meet and organize:
California, G. N. FELTON,; Colorado, G. G.
Symes; Connecticut, Joseph R. Hawley; Hi
nois, Joseph g. Cannon; Indiana. George W.
Steeley; Iowa, james, F. Wilson; Kansas, T.
Ryan; Kentucky, w. H. Wadsw orth; Maine,
CA. Boutelle; Maryland, Louis E. McComas;
Massachusetts, W. W. Rice; Michigan,
Thomas w. Palmer; Minnesota, John B.
Gilfllan; Missouri, William Warner; Ne
braska, George E. Dorsey; Nevada. William
Woodburn; New Hampshire, II. w. Blair;
New Jersey, w. Jewett; New York, H. M.
Burleigh; North Carolina, James E. O'Hara;
Ohio, A. c. Thompson Oregon, J. N.
Dolph; Pennsylvania, II. E. Bingham;
Rhode Island, Nelson w. Aldrich; South
Carolina, R. Smalls; Tennessee, L. c. Houk;
Vermont, John w. Stewart; Virginia, A.
NJ Malone; West Virginia, Nathan Golf,
Jr,; Wisconsin, Lucien B. Caswell; Arizona,
G. c. Bean; Dakota, 0. S. Clifford; Wyom-
ing, Joseph M. Carey.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-05-05

The end OF the switchmen's strike at
Chicago shows what can be accom-
plished by GOODNESS and good temper.
There does not appear to have been
even an arbitration. No third party
was invited in, but the railway man
ayers and the strikers committee
came together, in the right spirit, and
in a little while had their differences
healed and everything in order for a
resumption Of work. There does not
appear to have been any surrender on
either side, but merely on exchange of
concessions satisfactory to both.
This was the economical as we'll as
the sensible plan, and the whole coun-
try is better for the lesson that has
been taught by the incident.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-05-05


Since the Government began in 1861
to sell stamped envelopes there has
been a steady increase in the amount
required each year, until the Govern
ment has for several years been sell
ing more envelopes than all other pro-
ducers combined. Last year 279, OOO,-
900 stamped envelopes, worth $5,-
$4,000, were sold. With every let
ting the size of the contract increases
and the price OF envelopes is reduced.
Envelopes which in 1869 cost $3.50
per thousand can now be sold for
$3.50 per thousand, and the extra
letter size that then cost $500 are
now sold for $2.4O.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-05-05

A band of public plunderers has
been discovered in Pennsylvania.
The state has paid during the past
twenty-one years So, 100000 for the
education and maintenance of the
children OF soldiers, and it is stated at
least 81, 100000 has been stolen by
the managers of these schools. The
facts have been reported to the attor-
ney general and prosecutions have
been ordered.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-05-05
According to the Railway Gazette

According to the Railway Gazette
there was a total of eighty one acct
dents during March, in which forty
nine persons were killed and 131 in
jured. AS compared with March of
last year there was decrease of five
accidents, but an increase OF thirty
two killed and forty:seven injured
The three months Of the current year
to the end of March show total of
273 accidents, Ill killed and 378
hurt; an average per month of ninety
one accidents, thirty seven killed and
126 injured.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-05-05
CONDENSED General News.
The Fastest Bicycle Record.

About 500 people greeted William Wood
side and John S. Prince in their ffty-mile
bicycle race at the Washington rink, Min
neapolis, MINI. The match was warmly
contested from the start, and the splendid
time OF 2 hours "A minutes and 81 seconds
was made The best previous American
record was hours, 46 minutes, and 3 2-5
seconds. The worlds fifty mile record held
by Mr. Lees OF England, is hours AZ min
utes and 20 seconds. Mr.. Woodside, the
winner OF the recent race, therefore exceeds
all previous records and now holds the
world s championship for fifty miles.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-05-05

The pedestal for the statue OF Glib
erty enlightening the world" in New
York harbor has been completed. It
is proposed to inaugurate the com
pleted statue on September 3, the an
niversary of the day when the treaty
was signed in Paris by the representa-
tives of France, England, Spain and
the United States recognizing this
country as an independent nation.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-05-05
Courts of arbitration for the settle

Courts Of arbitration for The settle
ment Of labor disturbances have ex-
listed in France since the first year Of
the present century. They were pro-
vided for by the Code Napoleon
adopted in 1901, and, with slight
notifications, have existed until the
present time. They are compulsory;
they are held on the application of
either the employer or employe, and
their judgment may be enforced like
that of any other tribunal.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-05-05

The general executive board of the
Knights OF Labor has fixed May 25
as the date for the special meeting Of
the general assembly of the order to
consider the labor crisis and the rec
ommendation OF appropriate legisla-
ton on the subject as suggested by the
congressional investigating committee.
The session will be held in Cleveland.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-05-05

It is rumored that the President,
having thoroughly examined the pub
lie land question, is so thoroughly
convinced Of vastness <of thefrauds
under the present laws that he will
send a special message to Congress
urging the necessity in the interests OF
the people of their thorough reform.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-05-05
System of Relief at st. Cloud and Sank
Rapids.

The general committee ofrelief OF cyclone
sufferers has had two meetings at St. Cloud,
Saturday the Oath, with Hon. A. Barto
presiding, and Messrs. Seabury, Merriman,
Cooper and Buchanan present. Detailed re-
ports were handed in, showing individual
losses throughout the whole district visited
by the storm the value OF property de-
stroyed, the salvage if any; value OF lot,
mortgage if any; the state in which the
owner left his family, means Of
support, etc. These will be used by
the committee as partial guides. The
committee decided to begin building
houses al once. Five have been commenc-
ed at Sank Rapids, five more will be begun
there and ten at St Cloud. Lumber it to
be brought at once for over one hundred
houses. The general plan adopted, but
liable to change, according as separate
cases may show necessary is to build
houses OF a general value OF $500 or give
aid to that extent in rebuilding. 1t is not
expecting to finish the inside, but put
up the frame, enclose it, put in doors,
windows, floors, etc., and leave the owners
to finish it in the future. In cases OF wild
ows, or where men have been cripple d,
more may be done. After that certain fur
niture and provisions will be furnished
each family. The committee has estab-
lished three funds-the building, furnishing
and general expense. The action taken is
very satisfactory, and the committee is
adopting the only feasible way OF helping
these poor people.
National Republican., 1886-08-07

IT is probable that the lithograph system OF
advertising theatrical companies will disap-
pear altogether the coming season. Chicago,
not New York, has taken the initiative step In
the matter, and resolved that the system OF
advertising companies by posters, and partlcu-
larry by cards in shop windows, "does not
pay" and that the best advertisements are
those In the papers.-NelO Orleans Times. Demo.
crdt.
While there is no other expenditure that
pays 80 well as judicious advertising, there
is, also, none that equals injudicious ad-
vertising as means Of wasting money.
Millions Of dollars have been thrown away
during the last few years in the manner
which the Chicago managers condemn.
Well-conducted advertising in respectable
newspapers is all that is needed by theatri-
calcompanies. ..",.
National Republican., 1886-08-07

THE Atlanta Constitution thinks that the
Cutting difficulty will be settled by the secre-
tary of State apologizing to Mexico; but we are
not yet ready to take such gloomy view Of
. the matter.-S Louis Post-Dipdtci.
1t is not the business of the NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN to defend the Department of
State against Democratic assaults, but
common fairness compels the admission
that the Secretary has shown in this matter
all the energy that the case has demanded.
1t is the general opinion of those best quail
fed to Judge in the premises that Cutting
has no grievance, but is properly amenable
to the laws of Mexico, inasmuch as he was
domiciled in that country and circulated
on the Mexican side Of the line the news
paper in which his prevlously-retracted
libel was printed.