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chow You Must Have sureredr'

Lieu, GredJs HoOdSOcN d"uTtSS'
An incident occurred at the time of my
rescue which has never been in print, and
which | have not mentioned, but onee or
twice: When the reScuing squadron
came. Chief Engineer Melville, who served
with belong in the Lena Dalta, came, and
ON a scrap of paper which we picked up
around some of the articles left by the
shipwrecked crew we obtained the lnior-
nation that belong was dead. We
thought the entire party had persisted, and
we spoke of it many a time. Melville
came to the tent with us and we were IN
such a condition that the rescuing party
were unwilling to move us for fear we
should die before we got on shipboard'
Melville told the story of belong and the
Lena Delta and of the suffering they had
zone through, and this man, listening,
living there without hands OF feet, starved
for ten months, looked up to Melville and
said to him: 'HOw yOu poor fellows must
have suffered"
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play in the above. Can you not see the
contradiction of meaning in your own Ian
guages Do you think that the public is
deceived by such twaddleg
Another part of Mr.. Harris same letter
eontsins this piece of egotism:
II was quite unlike the effort required to
oet the full and accurate report Of the Dem
0eratic Conference, ON which occasion the
! HteHigeaeer was Obliged to d good by
stealth and blush to find it fame" NO
welI-informed Democrat has ever denied
the truthfulness of that report, and prob
ably none ever will.
No one knows better than Mr.. HART,
that clinging to, the few lines OF truth IN
his distorted and imaginary report OF the
proceedings of the Democratic State Exec
utive Committeeman conference, because
there was none-there was paragraph after
paragraph of stuff that was never uttered
or thought of, and which, when sonle DEM
ocrat was not giving him a stiff" he was
manufacturing out of whole cloth. We
opine that the fame so glibly alluded TO
vet lies unhonored and unsung within
the limited sphere of this self-oplnionated
gentleman! It's to be regretted some
friendly and appreciative penny-a-llner
has not come along ere this and removed
the cork from the gentleman's bottled
fame in order that it might effervesce n
spread as far and wide as it deserves. In
the meantime an unappreciative public
lets time and chance fit by without reeog-
MIXING Mr.. HART's intellectual gift as n
news gatherer.
Thethird and last part of Brother HARr's
Parkersburg letter that we have time 10
notice is this:
There is not one of the three hundred
present at the Republican conference but
knows that SO much of the Registers al
leged report as is not unmitigatedly false Is
| absolutely silly, the work of n not very
| flcile invention, in which the impotent
~maleyolence OF the home office eked out
the clumsy stupidity Ofthe reporter.
To sum up: We never dreamed that the
very complete report considering the OBJ
! ~stacles in the way of the cat-lOft confer
ence furnished the REGISTER, would de-
yelop such dangerous hydrOphobic symp-
toms in Brother HART, else out of courtesy
we might have modified it, even though 1t
deprecated the quality of the report. But
it is now too late to repair the damage, and
it is with regret that we observe that he
has let his inflated egotism and ''malevO-
lent and impOtent' anger dethrone his
reason to, the extent of making an
egregiOus ass of himself.
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Mr.. HARRIS HYDRoPHoBICI AT
TACK.

MR.. HARRIS HYDROPHOBIC AT
TACK.
We extract the following from Mr.,
HAIRS Parkersburg correspondence TO his
paper, the Intelligence:
While Democrats were not invited to the
meeting, and therefore the REGISTER re-
porter was not admitted, several Demo
Gratis did stroll in and were not asked to
retire. There was nothing done that any
body desired to hide under a buShel, and
the work OF the Conference was so freely
discussed after adjournment that any seek
en- after truth need have had no difficulty to
get it,
The public admires eandor and honesty
OF expression wherever found. 1t detests
hypocrisy and deceit likewise. Are not
the last two traits of character cOnspieu-
ously displayed in the above quo
tati0ns Why was the REGISTER
reporter compelled TO retire if it
uas desired that the public be made ae-
ausinted with all the dOings 6fthe c~at-lOft
conisrenee9 Mr.. HART, we gave you
credit for more astuteness than you dis
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We hate to take advantage ola slip OF
the pen. Editor HART in writing to his
paper, calls the REGISTERS report of the
Parkersburg Conference" blasphemOus.
Our reporter, be it understood, spoke I'M
viously of nothing but the little golden
god, Doodle. The inference is clear. How
ever, it was n slip of the pen and well pass
Il over
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Aew advertisements.
CHAPLINE STREET RINK,
SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF ASSIGNMENT
u made by William Entler to me a. assignee,
bearing date on the 18th day of April, 1856, ana
of record in the office Of the Clerk of the County
Court for Ohio county, West Virginia, in Deed
Book IS, page g., l will, on
Saturday, July 81, 1856,
nj the front door of the Court House of Ohio
county, West Virginia, beginning ut 10 o'clock a.
m, sell at public auction, To the highest ana best
bidder. all of the said William Enters interest
i'm the Skating RIM situated on the c~orner!ot
Chapline and Twenty-SecOnd streets, III the Clly
of Wheeling, and all of the interest OF the SAID
william Entler in the skates and other property
therein, or used In connection with the said rink,
and also the said Entler's Interest In the leaSc..ol
the ground upon which the said skating RINK
property Is situated.
TERMS Oh SALE-Onc-half, or so much more
us the purchaser may elect, cash in hand on the
day of sale, and the balance in six months, with
interest from the day of sale, the purchaser to
give his note with personal security. to be APP
proved by The assignee, for the deferred payment.
LOUIS +. SIlFEL, Assignee.
j. c. HERvEY, AuctiOneer. ly2o,2b,&Stjl
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Mr.. KELLY, the great Philadelphia
s'motorist," has made n machine which he
can run at the rate of goodness knows how
many thousand revolutions a minute,
simply BY the twang of a tiddle-bow. Viii
Mr.. KELLY please bring his machine to
West Virginia and hook it on to the Re
uuLliean party-not forgetting PRIVATE
DALzELL-and start it up in the air?
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TIE HteIigeaeer's explanation Of that
resolution is one of the queerest things on
record. Summed up it amounts to this,
and not a title more or less: To Prohibi-
tionists the resolution means almost every
thing dear to their hearts; to nj i-Prohibi-
tionists it means a porOus-plaster over the
Prohibition eye and a hver-pad over the
Prohibition ear, and a straight-Out Doodle
ballot in the Prohibition hand.
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WHATS the matter with &C. B. H.|'
Has anyone slugged him, or did he slug
himself? His dispatch from Parkersburg
yesterday reads as if he had been hauled
through a knot-hole and left in such a
dilapidated and paralyzed condition that
he IS inadequate to the task Of resuscita-
80,
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STATE SENATORIAL CONVENTIONS

THIRD psrRICr-At West Union, SePtembers
FOURTH DIsrRICT-At SiSIeryille, September D.
At 10
Sixth DsrRICr-At Huntington, August D. al
10 A. NJ
SEVENTH DISTRICT Oeeana, Wyoming
county, August 80
EIGHTH DrrRICT-At Anderson, September D
atl2M.
NINTH DBrRICT-At Charleston, September :
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STRANGELY enough" writes c. B. H.,
''the resolution was opposed by some
strong PrOhibitiOnists, etc, and then C.
B. II. laid down his pencil, crawled up hi
sleeve and laughed till his chubby sides
seemed fit 10 burst.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-31

THE prohibition resolution Of the secret
Lcat-loft conference at ParksrSburg reminds
I MS of the three tailOrs Of London when
they met and resolved: We, the people Of
Great Britain, etc, etc.
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I'VE have no desire to hide anything, "
said big JOHN HOGAN, as he escorted the
REGISTER reporter out Of the e~at-loft,
barred the door and stuffed putty in the
keyhole; 'none whatever"
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THE second crop of thoughts sent by &C.
B. H." to the I~ateleigsaeer, from Parkers-
burg, reads as if they were in deep mourn
ing over the first crop.
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONS
First District.

AT a meeting Orthe Democratic Executive Com
mittse for the First Congressional DiStricto West
Virginia. held at Clarksburg. July IS lS6, twas
ordered:
That a Convention Of the DemOcratsot the hrSt
Congressional District Of West Virginia be called
10 meets at Clarksburg. West Virginia, on tuesday
the IN day Of September, lS&, for the purpose
Of nominating a candidate for Congress IN sad
district, and for the transaction OF sueh odher
business as ma come before the conventions; and
that the several counties in said District Oe &c
Quested to send the number OF delegates Oio"
- .. Ia nnnNnnfinn.
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IRELAND stands aghaSt at the SALISBURY
cabinet in as far as it relates to Ireland.
This is a had outlook for the new Govern
ment and bodies it i'll.
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IT was unlucky the hRteHigeaeer reporter
did not find that pile Of gold before the
Doodle circus began its performance. 1t
would have been most useful.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-31

REV. E. HUDKINs, ESQ, of UpShur,
viii represent the Tenth Senatorial Dis
triet in the next Legislature. There
couldn't have been q more acceptable
nomination made than that of Mr.. HUD-
KISs. He is a most worthy citizen of Up
shur, and rs popular rs worthy. He is a
successful banker and business man, full
Of energy and grit, and will poll . large
Republican vote as well as all the Demo
cratic strength in the district.
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If the reported Outrages upon American
citizens in Mexico prove true, why, then
Mexico, to say the least, had better look
ont
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Being one for every 100 votes cast tOr uO'eIuo.
Wilson in 1854, and one for each fraction OF %
and over.
W. G. BENNETT, Chairman
J. V. BLAIR, Secretary.
SECOND DsrRICT-At KCySer, August p al
HAN.
THrRD DrsrRIcr-At Coal Valley, september l.
.
ForsrH DrsrRIcr-At Point Pleasant, August
q. al 10
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CoNGKEss, as its hours are numbered,
moves at a Snairs pace.
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SATURDAY. tho 18th Day Of Jul, ID

commencing nj ~ oIcl"E II N ~ =
real estate, situate at Point NaI' 'Iatfl
Hempfield railroad, on Hail rnrI as4s'
and county, to-wit ~" Point VII ~,
consisting Of al0nt - arrv. ID Land ,@lAl
the lands Of e. :. Trril. JuSPh Viva
Potter. VIM. Higgs AMI vlhrD uiL " =
ing houses. store roruiH. gr'si Mill ari an
thuyin, with the water privilege al 80
auc thrrcuntO H. longing.
Each Of said tracts uf land VII = "a
whole or In parcels Ia suit par hasn
TEENS Of sab Oucthin q ~ -
money, aud ~ much mUrr A. tbc lGrtsas
elect To pay, IN cash, aud ue T'lg :
equal annual instalmrnts WIN h,r's
from the day Of salr. 10 w. srghl ,
trust on the property sid ~ ~
jyl5
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for Salt.
'HARM FOR SALE

properly near the City Of wbaa,e %
Acres on Big Wheeling "cneelingI .
rom the city. Land very IsSas,, tsrsSs
OF Good Fruit; Water in ieyel la
tages and Cold Well Watc,efy I'd
Fences: plenty Of L.imest"Sa' sdi q ~
out ON the land. A purrbs and G ~
gain. Can ~ 4,
jylSesgh Office. II.o J. D. Iss
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Our dear brother c. B. II. shouldn't lose
his temper. It's too hot.
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Latest from Newport:

lateSl lIOHu New
Little Mrs. Sparrowkin, who has made
Titwillow Cottage so delightful by her
charming little dinners, where you always
meet nice men. and never risk the acidity
of chaperon, is getting tastidiOus.
At least so thinks her husband. Jack Is
the best fellow in the world, but never
supposes that Il married nan should assist
nature with a view of sealing his wife's at
fections for him. He smokes like a fur
mace, deSpises cloves and all the list OF
spicy DISCUSSES, and has never used scent
in his life.
He was leaving the cottage for a days
fishing yesterday when his little wife was
heard to say rs he kissed her goodbye:
Jack, l wish you'd put some 'Ess Bou-
! quet' on your mOustache. II is so much
nicer"
How the deuce does little Mrs. Sparrow
| kin know? Every man in Newport Is smi-
fling his neighbOrs for ESs Bouquet.
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At Saratoga:

At Saratoga:
why, what's the matter, Jlmpson !
You were as fresh rs a daisy when you
came up, and now you look as sick as a
cat"
II know. I made a terrible mistake
Yesterday. l wonder it didn't cost me
my life"
Good gracious! What was it?'
II drank a glass Of the waters without
thinking what | was about. Fortunately
l had presence of mind enough to run to
the drug store and call for the stomach
pump before | tainted"
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Dude Life at the Seaside.
TU,rR Topics

A Newport conversation:
A-"Shall we have any polo this year,
sir?''
B-'I trust so, sir. 1t is a noble game,
a royal game, sir. 1t would be a blessing
for America il it was played every day, sir.
am doing all l can, | assure you, sir, to
have it more popular this season than ever
Good day, sir
C-"Sour friend is evidently an cnthu'
. siostic sportsman. Who is hep
Al don't know his name, but he's
the druggist where / get my cocktails on g
prescription. Come and try one!'
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DIED.

SANDROCE-On Thursday, July y, 1856, at 3
O'Clock a. M, Mrs. KATHERINE +. SANDRoCK,
aged NJ years.
Funeral from the residence of her son-in-law,
Mr.. Geo. ~SeheIlhase, No. 1910 Market street, Sat
urday afternoon at . O'Clock. Interment private.
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TRUSTEES sAIs
NORTH WHEELING pu0,,

- 'AVPEh
pY VIRTUE OF A Drrn ~
- W ~; Mayer and Nancy' vLkrN !.
~ hne Us trustee bearing date q, aye ~
yCniyi Al. ~ and recorded in u ~
Sounty Court Of 0hEee esS
will sell at public auction, No
Court House Of Ohio county Ne Ts ny
MONDAY, August
Commencing at 10 O'Clock lx
described property. that /, r. "a l. 81
ton OF the south onehalf ,fI AI 4sN
two CS2) situate on the wr,i SAtn-s
between Seventh and E;rhLEe NES
OF wheeling, county Of uhin ssHgte i ~
Virginia, bounded ~ iollnw> rAl 10 y,
at the southeast curnrruf,s,sT|Al ~
running thence with sail ,sNolh NJ
QS) feet, more or less. la thu h5l -
partition wall Of a hrick bueA'e' EAS
half lot; thence with the rN,N eh'tg.s
at right angles with Mai, Gsan
western boundary of the Said ~ !,
western boundary ufthe sam. AtnSy N.
ern line Of said lot. lhcurr E'A o.
line OF same Ia the place ~ .s -
with all and singular the brALLSsl -
ments thereon and the hernI+ &s
purtenances %thercuuin d, LnS%"Aah ~
TERMS OF SALE -On.hsiS, y
money, or 80 much murr fl n. AMS
elect 10 pay. cash in hand on n. pSNAS-s
the residue in two equal inaaIins1 90
one and two years ry>I-,rY,i' kn'
sale, the purchaser 10 r,,r hi, M 81
tercst fmm the day Of >sIr anJ I've sS
sonal security for the ,irtrr,J ss..
the legal title Ia h RETAINED =, @Ass
J. c. HERvEY, Auciinnrrr ID
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Monday. July 18Th iva

Eeuinninp al 10 O'Clock a % shM r,a
ton at the front dor ii ih'' g'ii 20,
county, the following drrni.f -
that Is 10 say: All thai crHAlh ~.
Iot numbered !, In sIuar - 10 VS. -
dition 10 the said city 81 hr'hh', II
AS follows. Beginning 0n tt' IA
| Twelfth street nj q point " - "a
east of End street. thence 'a1ahlS
north side of said Twelfth Dr.
inches. thence nOHhWAniIg a. y
said Twelfth street - ir1t "rI 81
westwardly and parable! HIlh q
feet and G incbcs: thcn"' SntH 81
| allel with Eof street ii i"'i ana
ieginninR: being the same piv,,l -
conveyed 10 the saii Mar y va T+A~s
Meth Z, Dewey and her busl@i"
| on the 18th day Of April ~ -ys ~
TERMS OF sALE-:l.lN o. a. 10
IN. nurchaser may clof, cab 20 -
| the residue In two equal a. =.
Q and ~ months rcspsdI'.l gryRa
sale. with interest, the pHirhh@ ~,
! for the deferred instal!m',pi ~ u
payment Of the same by 3 a%''~ ~
%ppr1nerty, and insurance 70 TIE
Than $1,000 on the building A. Fr-rL.
EpdLOG
her, nv certify that bDnd vhs "a
been given by the said 5p'
required by said deere; n DIgRl1r
w. II. HALLER, Aurtiol'eh 2
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MONDAY, AUGUST Goth -.

II 3oth, iSx
Commencing AT ten u'rluk
auction, nj the fnrnt dn,T uI M, In
Ohio county. West Virginia IA y. as
est bidder, the following neal ,,,.,
city OF Wheeling. that i Ia "a, ~
Lot numbered SiN in The aFi,,s
laid out by BuShticld and NrpcS -
the right of Robert Marshall srg a.
mining privileges Tor rua' h.,n, - ~
| erty conveyed la John shelly ny. n
Bridget Millegan hy deed dated yE,t
and recoried in deed ls"k numl., :,
In the Office Of the CLERK o' the uogg,, -
Ohio county, West Virginia ais '8s
Lots numbered seven and ri,L. b, ~,
field and McMcchcu'> addition \. n, - \
Wheeling, being the same pn1;.a-T .~l
Clemency Shelly ami John >i,.,
Chalfant and wife 10y dr,,l l.lot B.
lSj, and recorded in >a,l rl,rl,
book number ~, page g..
TERMS OF SALE one thirl I'D.
price, orso much NOR n the rHrl,
To pay. cash in hand u The iaI ui NJ Lta
I'm two equal iu>tslImrut>. rsyfll.
twelve months ir"m the day II NIr &C.,
payments bearing mtrnNl inrm be BAL >
and secured la the Satisfaction u III, J
Commissioners. pENNl> uNgy,f'
lplI' nm
>iZ'lal tuaE.1s,
W. II. HALLEg. AurlI"uorr
! hereby certify that huni slh s,y-.
been given by the said >IsyIal ,luus..
required by said decree
JOHN ". NH UTTT -.
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Thursday, tho 18th Day Of July ID

commencing at u u.cl~rk a n. tr I'D
real estate, tO wit The ,rdrtu .iul zoe
the waters of Little Wheeling ln,t o II
district In Ohio county. kuos1 a. o. =
farm" bounded hy the iand.Uir : In u
Ray, Jas. II. McIouu. ! \ Hrrg -! ID
and containing lH acre. NOR i>,
And by virtue Of SAID deed viii S.EH
auction on the premises. ~
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thursday. the 22d day ~, -
commencing at 10 o'cIock 4 a@,
scribed real estate on Llt'e usrtHE
Point Mills Station, on ths tS'
in Ohio county, W. Va. %,
land which are bounded a w;iI,.r o
ginning AT a stake corner " tgFs,
with his line north SI, saSS-,a -
Stone I'm the line 81 JOrepb ~ res =,
the same north ~ eat 10 y.S1
thence With the moth line u 49,
s neh ss,Io we.t a 2-IO pole pIsi
snlsh no we'd pole 10 the 80
nortn NJ A stone On tD~ss
M,o7aald railroad, iOnHeHl ~
sne N Bell: theBee ~ 10,
poles 10 q Stone on y =, % ge ~
leading ffbm Roncy'. fO.s gbS 81
thence with said r0ah h"-
thence north ~ east IN ca
east 81 poles: thence haStH pret s
stone: thence leaving o Ssne 20
81 poles To @ beech tfe. nas pnss6
% 5I0 poles 70 g stone: thsD 70 ~ -
noies. thence south o. pole 49,
fbe third beginning at nepsesy
wed with said railroad 0tD coajfI
Lonodng 20 the said raiiru1 aco6 -
vitR the line Of said lGi Inc -
- sfsson; thence VIE tber ~
70 q Sugar tree stump OF sa,oer 49,
straight line to 9 tone .snsigbi -,
fence; thence north 10 pON
ginning. containing ,nyilar ~
de coal bank. Also ne si~aS
coal under the farm OF "a pD0|
property 10 any extent 81. % ssaS@
cd rs q whole or In Psicsid q ~
TrEas on sALE-One-'. tbe yr
money and as much NOR :, r.ids .
elect 70 pay In cash and tiT to,snss -
annual fnstslment., Win abydt
theSiay Of sale, 70 be seeu Cs~
the property. .Mn,
The stoye sale Is posttoneS sSnl
n kusssf, 1855, when . IL. aisN
jy2lekat ~N
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The sale of the fam ah"y' t,n u
journcd a. THURSDAY. ihs !SIi bn a!t
and the sale of the above nhIpni ta,
adjourned Ia Saturday. The Dit pp 'N 4
Sale will take place 0n The Ittin,, -.
ju3e4g ~ '''h
The sale Of the farm alu'r lhlo'H
until THURSDAY, At"IsI y "a.
iy3l J. i''h
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Sale of Valuable Real Edit

VIRTUE OF THE ArTlIoEill =
ID IN me, by n drcnc "ithe Nahst q
Wheeling, made on tie Sih dai NV ~
a suit In chanrcY therein I't5.L
Mary b. Cracraft was conr'sihs.I ~
CIacrafl and other Wet" Defendants ''
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iN' wa
W. II. HAILEE. AurlInucrr
SALE
Ohio County Land and Mi m

DY VIRTUE or 4 DEED OF TErg a
ID Assignment, made 10y william ppatu
Susanna NJ. CASTOR. his vile q ut q -
dated on tie II day uf f,lrrny iN IL,
corded IN the Office 81 the Clerk 80, q
Court Of Ohio county. ". Va O tv al
pages 50l, &c, will all At publcEgrsE "a
premises, on
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glrlr advertisements.

uTANTED-A BUGGY HORSE. ADDRESS
w "a" care this office. Ysiq
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10y VIRTUE or a DEED 0IJn.
ID by John NJ. Potter ~ 11ls e ,
wife, TO me as tpustee, dsiT, !, ~ 81
March, 1850, and recor1eI nhSTGa..
Clerk of the County Couho IL %
in deed OF tnIst book ~
pubIic auction on the pnrinls al
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T~rustss's s,Is of Ohio Count sf :

w. II. HALLER, Auction'e''
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-02

Troubles That Fell Upon Mongoiian, Be-
cause of His Love OF Mclean Girl.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, July 31-There is lots of scan
dal in Washington this week-two elopements.
one suicide over unrequited love, and several
other interesting items of lesser note. The one
absorbing topic however, is the Chinese legation
affair. 1t seems that one of the attaches who
came over with the new minister became desper-
ately smitten young lady living block or
SO above the legation. She had attempted to
teach him English and he, in return. fell in love
with her. He told her So and she said that if
he would part with his queue and native dress,
she would believe him. So off he went and pur-
chased some respectable clothes, and then pro-
ceeded to clip off the pride Of his life--
the queue. This DONE he appeared before
the minister and told him all, but that august
parsonage waxed wroth and swore vengeance on
the '.Meican gale who would dare trine with
subject of the Emperor. He Immediately sent
a full account of the young mans disgrace TO
the Home Department., asking for instructions.
A reply will probably be cabled, ordering his inl-
mediate return. The gallant youth. however,
swears by the holy stars that he will never set
foot on Chinese soil again, and, furthermore,
says he viii commit hari-kari in preference. The
trifng young lady has been sent away by her
parents, and will not be allowed to return for .
year or two.