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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-15
Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST MADE
- by J. l. HOldcrman ard Catherine HodermaU ,
b vile, to the undersigned trustee, daIci on the
10Th day of June, in the year OF cur Lord 1851,
and recorded IN the { erk's office al tho County
Court Ohio county, West virginia on the 9th
day OF Juns, \. u, 1854 IN Deed Of Trust Book
No. S, folio %5G, will, on
Saturday. the 9th Day or February, A.
ID 1856,
beginning At 10 o'clock 4. III. OF ,ald day, sell ~
public auction on the PREMISE, 10 the highest and
best bidder the property conveyed by said deed Of
trust, or so muCR thereof as mag he necessary TO
pay the eNperss attending the execution OF the
trust, inCiud NJ the trustees commissions and 10
pay also the debts secured by the said deed OF trust
thu following being the quantity and description
o., the land and property thereby conveye ed, that
Is 10 say All the iOllOEine property situate In
MARSHALL county, West Virginia, that is 10 say
parcel OF land bounded q, follows: Beginning on
the line between WIN. WLitCman's and HGJk-
heimCr Bins. thence along the Marshall county
Plank road south 7Sts east ~ fee thence at right
angles south lbl%o west % 1900 feet to stake:
then-e south Glla' west IL IS leo fee; T. stake:
lne there lee iect with said line y the place of
beginning, being the same property conveyed to
J. l.. HOldcTman by Henry Hon kbelmer and Others
by deed dated June Il, 1854.
TERMS OF SALE-One third OF the purchase
money, or so much more as the purchaser may wish
10 pay cash Ia hand one-halI Of the remainder of
the purchase taOuey with interest in one wear
ard the residue thereof, with Interest, in two
vars from the Gay o. ,ale, the purc haser Iiying
his notes secured by deed al trust on the properly
GEO. r. Caldwell,
Trustee.
J c HERvEY, urtijueer. N! ioawt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-15
MONDAY, FEBRUARY ist, 1886,

commencing ct 10 o'clock .. "a he following de-
tcTb,d real estate lying and being situate o.
Zanc5 is and in the Gig Of NEeG.ing, cpuu'y "i
Ohio, and stst' Wet Vi -luid and DonECef
aud described rs follow
Beginning a. a } oirr ~ 'h' 'Du'h 81 ic o. VIZ.
glnia street 81 Xty.sCvcu (fJ nu' laur and oGe-bat
a. inches east Il I.ma,! i"auia Str'rt; thence
eastward l0ry the south see a Virginia ttreCt
thirty ore 1911 i.rt, theUc" rCgthwgrd pGral 81 10
Peunsy iyAuia sIrt"t Owe iuLIr,d ard tw n y-nipC
N9g) feet elgtt = we've g. - al.-y; thence wet
ward along .aii alley 81 ilr'I it-t ten Oi inches.
thence LorthwEr: All Ia'hh"l 20 Prnrsy vSEia
street ffty-tFo 81 i,'t uliu I,N inches; thence
westward and I.r,'s. 10 \1EIn'H street twenty
two lgg' iett tao 81 inCl's. ti,nc- rorihvard
paral Il 70 P,nu,ylvFria p, r,i s-vtnts-siN ga
ieet eleven ~ inches to TIE Il'ca o. beginning
lhe till. j. o. l!eyrd t. he v'rert. hIt se! iTgs
trustee sLal! ualy G1rvrv y! " 'pecis! war aaty
such title as is vested in hy thr deed Of lrIs'.
TERMS OF = - L., re iUiu' # tho purchase
money. or - Uu"h a.or- as tue purchaser may
elect cash in hard. 0Hs-thlri thereOi with III
teFest IN o1e year EnJ thu renal der thereof Wits
Iutprrst in tw" years irOrn ,sy of sale, the pr
chaser Riyips his mote, with gO0l security 'Or tue
Ce'errei payment, AZ" IN" legal tao IN the pro.
perry sold to be retained until yayn CIT IN toll o.
the purchase money and irt,T,s. a, IN gdl tionaI
security. WILLIAM :. [ n>hOhN'
Trustee.
J. c. HERvEY, AuctlonSer. d'cZN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-15

MAssAcHrs.rrs was the FIRST State 70
make a success Of q R.sisay Commission
and Bureau OF Labor Statistics l. Gow
comes to the front with s5u,ra,a- new in
the form Of CIV, Sssyi,e Commission.
This system has been IN operation about
eight months, sud nearly g. oo0 appoint
meuts have been taken from political con-
troll and governed by the Commission. It
has been most effective in the State Bureau
OF Statistics and the Boston Police De
partment.
Men are appointed on the basis O.; their
6tuess for duty snd hold their positions
only so long os they discharge ihej; duties
well. Such q condition ia said % be d
great incentive to efficiency IN Office. Sew
eral other States are watching closely The
working OF this new svs,en.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-15

ACCORDING 70 reports from the Jai,-i
kingdom CT Great Britain and Ireland,
business depression has been more d.sas-
trous than in the United States. Among
retail dealers the number Of failures in
1883 increased from .. - 10 tjOa. In
the building trade which is a pretty good
index OF the general prosperity Of com.
munity, there IS an Increase OK ;hem from
g3Oto -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-15
Trustees Sale of Valuable Island
PfOperly.

10y vIRTuEuF AIDED o. TRUST DATED
ID the 10th day ct June, E. u. I6,s, made 10y
William H. C9IdWci and rErrIe Cad1n.l, hiG
wife, 10 ne a. rfust @, t.t i's rd,d in the once
of tho C.trk OF the ont rYU't OF liio county
West virginia. ~ deeds o. East took ~. ri
p.ge iOi will sell al public surt Oh, at the front
door Of tie goI:l IO,sr Il G.o county, west
4,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-15

GoyEzyos HuL, OF New York, hal a.
pGcstions from 1900 men for positions
on his military staff It il wonderful 2"
see how Wiling men are 20 become sol
diers in tiue7 Of peace
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-15
J! / i:[.![.I!:! 1! d. ID
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FURNITURE!
[A;l!la||.!l|R Il
zSNf DE-
UNDERTAKING
SS I'D.


WHEErrSG, ". VA, January !. 1866.
WYE NAVE his DAY SOLD OUR SIOck
w o! Drugs. Ne.Ii:eI. Paints, O..s and Dye
SUITS Fixture 5000 WEI. etc, 70 aughl,a
Bros. Drug COf?T:ny. vh" viii conuLuea' tn
Old ,tAnd, -. l-t3 neIl F'.e :. Vince iEg, ". Va
Thanking the i-.ds Tor tie many coIri See er-
tended u in the years ~ I, We ask col iDuaEs
Of the tame to ctr cue rCssD.-.
Rss ygCdiIy, LAC1HLlS BEOS. 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-15

So4E OF the New York papers sce devo;'
ing much time every day to the mad
dog craze. II they keep ON much onrgo
they will drive every dor IN he laud NAL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-15
AHalf Ounce of Prevention.

Tae newspapers ore full of prescriptions
tor the cure of hydroPhobia. WHAT we
consider the best prescription of all has
10, yeJ been published. Il is this:
Cold lead. ! o..
Directious-ApplY internally to the dog 5
head
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-15


New jersey is excited over ghcs, tha,
kisses the women and climbs lightning
rods 4 ghoat that will kiss New Jer-
seq woman will climb almost anything to
Lasn The tasts out Of his mouth
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-15

TuERE Se now shout q mjliio" books
snd documents in the Government library
at Washington. and the number is iucress
ing at the rate Of tor,y thousand Volumes
a year. But these are said 20 be piled uq
in such q way that less than one hall Of
them are accessible. The lack Of space
and OF system in arraUg-rent is said to be
overwhelming to r.s visitor aad paralyz.
ing 10 the student and to cause the iora.
rian and his assistants 10 walk among The
massive piles Ike d,scouso0a,a zGones.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-15
TR& EE1i8STEIs.

West NirSiniSHS sOiOurning in
Washington can always find the
DAELT REGSsEER ON the cOua-
ter Of LcPley a FiuSter, news
dealers, us FiltrenIh street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-15

II takes Congress q good while 10 &c
down earnestly TO business after the nc.
idays. 1t is difficult TO get up the speed
and IS diAicul, 20 stop.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-15
That's So. How Do They.

Small boy pointing to @ picture Of the
GERALD sugelsl-Is them angels, ma?
Molher-Ies, NY child.
Small boy-How do they get their night
shirts GU over their wings?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-15

Is R9sCog COSTUME gets gsck into Jh
L. s. S-Gate, It Is no, likely ne viii AGAR
resign in order TO yindica'e himself
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-15
MARRIED..

JuGSsTu& -ApAHS-On January r. 1876. at
thr -e'.i noe Of tina brides plr6u.s No. 90 South
SgrRlvay, by the tey Nr Reed, OF the Presby-
sglan c1urch. GAINESVILLE Ohio Dr. !. PARK
iHHNr"v. % Washington county, Pa, and Miss
NNNSiE D. Arlgs o, ttiG city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-15

UNEASY rests he scslp upon Dis,ric.
Attorney Fuc, S head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-15

FEow every roos aud corner Of the
United S.a-es the la.s BLIZZARD IS anovo
as Ell because Il g0r there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-15
a Change.

YI1HE UNDERMINED BEG LEAVE TO AN
i nOunee TO his friends end acIuaintances that
Dc has bought out the saloon OF Richard punaynn,
No. 81 Seventeenth street, where he will serve
the best Liquors, Cigars and refreshments 10 be
had in the city. Give him a call and enjoy your
saves. GEORGE 5WANhNBERGSR.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-15

Having this day bought the OK q p-lss.
Medicines, Paints, Oils AMI Dye -,Ctis, Fl.t."s,
Coed Will. etc, Of Lsughiu Brr-. - Go Ne = b.
continue The business Of old sand, go. IN, Nan
street Wheeling, W. Va, and ask 'rntinIarC-
of rne III ,ral tIade bes'O II on . lIlA
isn9e 4dra LACGHL.* bB"-'. DRUG ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-15
FOR RENT.
Eor Ront.

rI7HE ELEGANT R.ICK DWELLING HOUSE
L HoT occupied ~ Alex torn, No a3 Virginia
street, Island. The npusc la, 81! m,drru improve
mcrts, and is o." q! tia most desirable locations
on the Island. with good s,ahln sttachcd
Apply to HUEkEl IMFR BROS,
Iil7 Main street,
dCo3.h Wheeling, W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-15
PETER NELTY & CO.,
importers aud Wholesale Dealer In
Wines and Liquors.

WHISTLES: Doughortr's Pure Rye,
Monticello Pure Rye, Glib, on's Pure Rye.
Belle OF Nelson Sour Mash, o. f. O. Tay.
lor's Sour Mash, Kentucky standard sour
Mash.
Arso . Iiryc assortment OF kentucky Bourbon, and
Eye Wh'sEls>, such - HGus, New Castle R,ch
Grain. NrgheT>oa, John Enucc., Gar-s, etc.
so-CAampSsue. Rhine Wine, Fine Caltiornia
Wine AMI = iU'j Lice Of Bottied Goods
Sole AgsDCT Ter West Virginia for Ceveland'I
Patent Beer Faucets,
aus PETER wELTY 1 CO., Ills Main st
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOTS FOR SALE
THE ELMS.

- "a - Ssz2 &&seH G1z9 AVA '<Es1' y
We offer for sale five unimproved lots, Nos. L.
g, 3, 4 and 3, az The Llns, situate on the Inc
of TIE Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad, about
twe-ty minutes ride from the city. Also, Lot No.
t.. and the house thereon, JUS: competed, with
Gas and Water BstR Room and closets complete
throughout, and nc hest OF sewerage the ad-
yantaees there are equal 10 the city. And within
lew miuute, ride from The City Hall, free from TIE
!gs and "a oke aud dust Of he city, with gas and
water facilities and the bCs; OF sewerage 10 each
lo:. goO station house, roads paths and alleys
and p.TieCt pleasure grounds
For terms and further information apply 10
q. c. DEWEY
or, ". V. HOGE BRO,
ianlis 1900 Market Street.
FGR SSLC, CHE ZAP.
yNIVE LOIS ~ SOUTH CHICAGO. LOCA-
t!oi excellent; will be sold cheap FOL cash
Am wiling 10 mako trade for other desirable
property. ,,.,l,,..,r
iaulsb No. 1925 Main e.
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ID oOMs AMP BOARD; ALsJ DAY BOARD
h 2l25 Chapline street. nO.Ih
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-02-25
NEWS CONDENSED.



In cigar factory in New York where
. strike is in progress there were found three
dynamite cartridges and a bottle Of giant pow
der.
The proceedings Of the American
Agricultural Association at New York were
made interesting by a paper by & sato, OF
Japan, which country has farming popula-
ton Of fifteen millions, showing the improve
ment made in agriculture.
John b. Cough, the noted temper
ance agitator, died In Philadelphia on the 18th
of February He was born In England in 1872
James III. Paine, a miser who died
recently in New York, was a grandson of q
signer of the Declaration Of Independence.
While he was largely interested in the Chicago
Land Company, and ranked among his rela-
tives as a millionaire, only $500 was found
among the rags in which he expired
The effect of O decision of the New
Jersey Supreme Court declaring the railroad
tax law unconstitutional has been TO practically
bankrupt the State Treasury. There is not
enough money on hand 10 meet the ordinary
expenses, and the State Comptroller has shut
down on all demands, refusing TO sign war
rants of any description. Even members OF
the Legislature are not permitted to draw the.l
nav.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-02-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

Langellier & Descelles, merchants,
at St John, Quebec, have failed for $4,000
The total number of failures in the
United States reported to Brodstrcefs for the
week was 214-13 less than the previous week,
and as compared with 254 in the like week in
1885, 2lS in 1884, 204 in 1888, and with 172 in
1882. Canada has %, against 81 in the previous
week, and against SO last year. The total fail
ures in the United States from Jan. to date
are 20g, against 9, 4S5 in a like portion in 1885
"a decline of 392 In seven weeks of 1884
the total failures numbered 800 or 81 less
than in 1886 In 1888 the total was ,9J5, and
in 1852 it was ,295.
The total imports of dry goods at
New York during the week were valued at
81, 0S5, PCS, and the amount thrown on the
market at 81, 221 ,SS3.
The amount paid by the Dominion
Government to the Hudson Bay Company for
supplies, transports, commissions, etc, during
the Northwest Rebellion aggregates So, 0000O0
exclusive of claims by the company for losses.
The Secretary of the Navy has re-
ceived a telegram from Rear Admiral Jouett
at Aspinwall, stating that the United States
steamer Galena has started for Key West with
the steamship City of Mexico as prize The
seized vessel is alleged to have been fitted out
| at New York for a filibustering expedition
against Honduras
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-02-25

At caucus of Republican Senators
held on the 18th inst Mr.. Edmunds submitted
three resolutions, which declare that the
action of the Attorney General in refusing to
furnish information when called for by the
Senate no matter what his motive may have
BEEN was reprehensible that where the Senate
has called or may call upon heads of depart
ments for information regarding removals
from Office and the Information liz not furnished
az requested the Senate will not confirm the
appointee and that the disregard of the law
which requires that in the selections for Office
preference be given to honorably discharged
soldiers and sailors is condemned
Mrs. John l.. Adair, the white wife
of leading Indian, has been installed az Post
mistress at Tahlequah, Indian Territory, dis
placing red man, who was rendered ineligi-
bic for lack of citizenship.
Captain Alfred b. Judd, of Milwau-
kee, has been appointed United States Pension
Agent for the district having its headquarters
at that city, and William M. Campbell United
States Marshal for Minnesota.
Auditor Brown has filed q protest
against the action of the Iowa Legislative In
vestigstion COMMITTEES in refusing TO permit
him TO have an attorney present to cross-ex-
| anime witnesses
The bill creating non-partisan
board of election in Toledo, Columbus, Cleve-
land, and Cincinnati has passed both branches
of the Ohio Legislature
Washington telegram: "Mr. Morri-
son says that the Ways and Means Commstee
will not hear any general discussion of the new
tariff bill This will be severe disappont-
ment to the steel and glass manufacturers of
Pennsylvania. Pittsburgh manufacturers have
been writing to the Republicanmembers of the
| committee to secure dates for q hearing, and
| their letters show much interest in the bill
as was manifested two years ago. The Repub-
lcans are likely to make this effort in their ia
| vor, but the committee will probably be guided
| by Mr.. Morrison's wishes in the matter"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-02-25

committee touching the California and Oregon
and the, Oregon and California Ralroads grants
embrace q forfeiture of all lands not conveyed
by patent to either Of tho said companies by
July I, 1880"
At meeting of the House Coinage
Committee, at which all the members were
present a proposition TO report adversely
bill 10 suspend coinage OF silver was voted
down by tod
Mr.. Findlay of Maryland has been
given tho place on the House Committee on
Banking and Currency which Mr.. Curtin de-
clined 10 accept
The Woman-Suffrage National Con-
vention, in session at Washington last week,
adopted resolutions reaffrming confidence In
the national method Of securing the ballot to
women through an amendment to the Federal
Constitution; calling on Congress TO submit to
the States at once the question Of the right Of
women TO vote; protesting against the admis-
SION TO the Union Of any Territory where the
elective franchise is denied TO women; declar-
ing the National Woman-Suffrage Association
10 be non partisan in politics, and protesting
against the passage in its present shape Of the
bill now pending in Congress to suppress
gentle and on-polygamous Mormon women
for crimes never committed by them.
The House Committee on Postofices
and Post Roads unanimously agreed to report
adversely all bills before IL for the purchase or
construction of telegraph lines by the Govern
mpnt
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-02-25
FOREIGN.

Riotous demonstrations were made
by the unemployed workingmen of Birming
ham and Yarmouth, England In the former
city the police prevented the pillaging of shops.
Sir Charles Dixie does not intend to
resign his seat in the House of Commons
Bismarck is about to introduce bill
in the Prussian Landtag which materially
modifies the May laws in dealing with the
Catholic clergy.
Viscount Edward Cardwell is dead,
aged az He was Chief Secretary for Ireland
in 1864
The Viceroy Of India has decided to
retain General Prendergast in Burmah with
1900 men, martial law to continue until No
vember.
The German Government has given
an order for the manufacture of $4,000 swords
for the army.
Lord Roseberry, the new British
Minister for Foreign Affairs. has notified
Greece that England will not permit war be-
tween the Hellenes and Turks.
Several workmen were killed in Liv-
erpool and eighteen others broke limbs by the
collapse of the shipperies exhibition building,
in process of construction
Advices from London say that Mr..
Joseph Chamberlain, President of the Local
Government Board, has quarreled with his
Radical colleague, Sir Charles Dixie, and
abandoned him because Sir Charles refuses to
adopt Mr. Chamberlain's advice TO testify under
oath that he was not guilty of the onenses
charged against him as correspondent In the
| Crawford divorce suit
Count de Lesseps. on arriving at
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-02-25
SOUTHERN.

An oil explosion in a dwelling at
Tangiers Va, killed two children and danger
ously manned or burned five others. The
children, finding that the fire had become ex-
tinguished, attempted to relight it, and one of
them using oil TO aid the kindling, the ex-
plosion followed
Reports have reached Little Rock
that negro recently murdered family of six
persons in remote section of Faulkner County,
Arkansas
A negro man named Burns, who had
committed an assault upon respectable white
girl, was forcbly taken by mob from the
Martinsburg OW ya) Jail and escorted to a
grove skirting the town, where the mob
formed themselves in a circle What followed
is thus described by telegram from Martins
burg:
the center Of the ring, where a halter was placed
about has neck. The leader then advanced and
in a voice loud enough to be distinctly heard by
all, said: Joseph Burns, are you guilty OF this
crime2' Il am, waG the low-voiced reply. do
YOU deserve this punishment" was the next
question Il do said Burns, and ask for your
prayers
This was answered from the circle by a volley
of fierce cries, and shouts of Burn him. Cut
n m 10 pieceSl could DC hehrd on all sides,
mingled with the crack of revolvers In few
moments, however, the mob grew more quiet,
and then man approached the center
of the circle of desperate men, handed
his hat to n companion, and offered up n fervent
prayer for the doomed man, Burns sitting
quietly on the horse with his chin resting ON his
breast. The prayer concluded, the rope was
thrown, over the branch Of tree n few steps
away. and the end taken back TO one side of the
circle. where fifty men soon had hold. The
leader then spoke word in low tone, and
the prisoner shot upward and was swinging
backward and forward in the moonlight, while
the air rang with yells and cheers from the
mob. revolver cracked, and then, while
the despairing wretch endeavoring 10
grasp tho rope which was choking out his
life, n volley Of revolver shots rang out on the
air and Burns was dead, pierced by fifty balls.
A colored lunatic near Savannah, Ga,
strangled two boys in a church-yard and left
their bodies TO be Cevoured by buzEards
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-02-25
WASHINGTON.

The house Committee on Coinage
took q vote the other day on the silver ones
ton, when the fact became known that no
member favored a suspension of the manu-
facture OF silver dollars
The whisky men are in Washington,
some opposing and others advocating various
measures affecting their interests now before
Congress.
The bill introduced in the Senate
last week by Senator Plumb, to forfeit certain
land grants. provides that all lands heretofore
granted TO any State or TO any corporation TO
aid in the construction Of a railroad opposite
10 and cotcrminaI with the uncompleted por-
ton of any railroad for the construction or
benefit Of which lands have heretofore been
granted be forfeited, and that such lands be
declared part Of the public domain Rights of
way and depot grounds are exempted from thu
provisions of the bill
The House Comnittee on Public
Lands has adopted the following resolution:
sIeesoired. That the bin to be reported by tha
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-02-25
WESTERN.

A body of masked men at Nicolaus,
Cal, shipped forty-four Cinnamon by steamer
to Sacramento The Celestials at Snohomish
City, Wash T., have been fired upon and their
buildings damaged by dynamite but they refuse
to leave.
At the session of the Northwestern
Dairymen's Convention at Beloit, Wis, W. ID.
Hoard, of Fort Atkinson, was reelected Presi-
dent, and II. p. McGlincy, of Elgin, Secretary.
A communication from Mississ ppi dairymen,
proposing the holding of national convention
in Chicago in March was indorsed
At Anoka, Mimi, United States
Marshal H. r. Denny and other officers cap
tured Frank Cole, George Goodson, BNt
Leshness, and Edwin Teller while in the act N
manufacturing bogus money. The quartet
were taken to st Paul and held in heavy bonds.
David Sholty, who attempted the
lives of his brothers. family near Bloomington,
Ill, was burned to death in the barn which he
set on fire. Mrs Levi Sholty received thirteen
wounds in the back from a gun charged with
shot and bullets, and cannot survive heI
injuries.
Suits for damages aggregating $685.
600 have been brought at Dubuque against the
Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Road, the
claim being that sparks from one of its en-
gines caused the disastrous lumber fire in
September, 1884
Mrs. Roche. handsome young wild
ow of st Louis, caused the arrest of female
fortune-teller named Schadt whom she
charges with defrauding her of 81, $50 for love-
powders to blow through the keyhole of a
room occupied by blonde gentleman she de
Ercd 10 marry