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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-23
Edwin Ferres,,s secret.

The great tragedian, Forrest, had a
secret which everybody ought to learn
and profit by. Said he: II owe all my
success 10 the fact that everything l have
undertaken / have done thoroughly. /
never neglect tribes" That's the point
dom neglect triaes. Don't neglect that
hacking cough, those night-sweats, that
feeble and caprieiOus appetite, and the
other symptoms, trihing in themselves,
but awful in their significance. They
herald the approach Of consumption. You
are in danger, but You can be saved. Dr..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will
restore you to health aud yigor, as il has
thousands Of others For all scrofalons
diseases, and consumption Is one Of them,
il is Q sovereign remedy.
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A BAD FREIGHT WRECK.
rramps Caught In the smAshup and Badl
Int

Tramps Caught In the smAshup and Badly
IPjured.
HUNTINGTON, Pa, March g. Shortly
after two o'clock this afternoon an east.
bound freight train on the Pennsylvania
road wss badly wrecked at Barre, caused
by the breaking of an axle on freight
car. Fifteen coal and coke cars were de-
rallied and o portion of the train dashed
into the passenger station, but fortunately
no one was in the building at the time ex-
cept the operator, and he escaped with
slight injuries. A tramp who was steal
ing q ride was killed, and q brakeman
from Altoona had both legs cut of and
will die. Three tramps were also injured,
and tSo unknown boys are buried under
q lot coke and are supposed to have
been e4Aer killed or smothered. The
loss 10 the company will be very heavy.
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ConsuInptIOn Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula Of simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per
manent cure Of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma and all Throat and
Lung Affections, also q positive and
radical cure for Nervous Debility and
all Nervous Complaints, after having
tested it wonderful curative power
in thousands of cases, has felt 1t his duty
to make il known to his suffering fellows
Actuated by this motive and desire to re
lieye human suffering, / viii send free o.
charge, to all who desire it, this recipe, II
German, French or English. with full di
rections for preparing and using. Sent By
mail by addressing with stamp, naminl
this paper, w. A. MOVES, l4s POsoeT'l
Block, Rochester, A. Y.
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Nav PeDpnIyapI. Manager,

PITTsBURG, March 22.--Superintendent
E. B. Taylor will be appointed to succeed
Manager Baldwin rs manager Of the Penn
sylvania Company's lines. Mr., Taylor ba:
not yet resigned Ou the Panhandle, and
says he has not yet been protfered the man
agership, but circular announcing his ap
pOintment will soon appear frome Vict
President McCullough's office; at least, sc
reliable railroad men say. The n-Handle
men are sorry to lose him.
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BIG TAX SUIT.

The State OF PennsylvanIa Against the
Penn Insurance Company.
HARRISBURG, PA, March 22.-A hear
ing was held by Attorney General Norris
to-day, in the matter of the claim OF the
Commonwealth for arrears of tax on the
net earnings due from the Penn Mutual
Life Insurance Co, amounting with PEN
altie5 to about S30S. 900. The company
paid taxes on its net earnings from the
passage Of the act imposing the tax in 1854
mp to and inclusive Of the year 1872, when
it censed paying such tax, and the amount
sought to be recovered is for taxes and
penalties for non-payment Of such from
tina. date to the present time.
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ph.ri..s Hals,. Cnmmittaa.

WASHINGTON, March 22.-Ths Halt
Committee of the Senate to examine into
the present condition of the civil service,
organised this morning and authorized
the chairman to select two members, who
with himself, will form 3 subcommittee
TO 20 to Philadelphia next week. The
first work Of examining witnesses will be
in that city, though as q preliminary the
heads of some Of the departments here will
be called upon for certain information.
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Want a State Arbitration Board.

CHICAGO, March GA mass meeting
Of carpenters and bricklayers, in further
auce of the eight-hour movementan under
the auspices Of the Amslgamated Building
Trades Council, WAS held last night at
West Twelfth Street Turner Hall. Reso'
lutions were adopted to the effect that the
difficulties between labor and capital
should be settled by arbitration, and the
demand WAS made for the creation by the
Legislature of State Board Of Meditation
and Arbitration.
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Wants Lyneh'ng.

Special T}SqrGm 10 ~ RcgtSey
BARSEsvILLE, o., March 22.-A cow
ardly attempt to assassinAte Charles Burns,
aged twenty, son Of Thudas Barns 3
!, Armsr living nsar Dora, i've miles east Of
Ihsre, was made last night The young
man had bsen to a neighbOr's on an errand,
and while returning was fired upon from
ambush and dangerously wounded in the
thigh. The wOuld-5s assassin has not yet
been identified, and young Burns has no
idea who the party was that attempted
his life.
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Looks Like Murder.

NEW YORK, March 22.-Frederick Feur'
bache, of No. 2ll Wayerly Place, reported
to the police early this morning that after
auarrehng with Elizabeth Wolf, twenty
eight years of age, of the same address,
she shot herself in The head and died in
stantly. The police investigated the mat.
ter and found marks Of violence on the
woman's body and the room showed signs
Of a desperate struggle. Fsurbacbe was
arrested and locked mp on the change OF
murder. Feurbache and the woman had
lived together for seven years IS man and
wife.
The coroner performed an autopsy,
which cOnclusively proved that the'wo-
man had been murdered. There were two
bcllet holes in the body, one being in the
r;xht breast and the other in the back near
the right shoulder. The revolver had
been held 30 close to the woman's back
that the powder had burned the flesh.
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A prop of 80 to 40 Degrees.

CHICAGO, March 22.-Dispatches from
various points in Northern Indiana, Illinois
and Iowa, report a drop in the temperature
yesterday of from 30 to 40 degrees, &C
companied nearly everywhere by high
winds and light snow. Fears are ex-
pressed that winter wheat will be seriously
injured.
In this city tie mercury has dropped
80 degrees since yesterday morning,
touching zero at daylight to-day.
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EXCIsEMEN CONVICTED.
4 New York Boards Negligence iu Grant
Ing Licenses.

4 New York Boards Negligence iu Grant
Ing Licenses.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, March 22.-The
first conviction of Boord of Excise in the
State of New York, on an indictment for
granting hotel license where there were
no proper accommodations, WAS secured
yesterday before Judge Barnard.
II was the Board of Excise of Wappinger
Falls. The Board simply asked the appli-
cant if he had accommodations, and he
replied in the affirmative, and on that they
granted bis license.
1t was proved that he kepta saloon with
nothing in it indicating that it was hotel
except three or four cots in q room up
stairs. What meals were served were
cooked in another building across the
street aud hiS stable was q quarter OF u
mile away. Itwas proved by Coulter him
self that he entertained not more than one
QueSt q month.
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The Icy Floods In New York:

CANAJoHARIE, N. Y, March 22.-A
midnight last night the eastern section o
the immense aud beautiful West Short
Railroad bridge, which crosses the Scho
harie creek at Fort Hunter, was carried
away. A railroad bridge at Cobleskill
crossing the same creek, was also carried
away by the hig water and ice yesterday
The ice is nearly three feet thick and grea
fear is entertained for the Mohawk rive
bridge, when general break mp occurs
West Shore Railroad trains will run on the
Central tracks for several days. Traffic 10
this section on the West Shore road hs:
been stopped.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-23

W. d. Hoyt 4 Co, Whslsals and Re-
tail Druggists Of Roms, Gtl, ny: Wshsvs
besn selling Dr.. Kings Hsw Discovery,
Electric Bitsys and Bucklen's Alnica
Saiye for two years. Have never handled
remedies that sell 20 well, Or give such
uniserzal satisfaction. There have bssn
some wonderful cures eAsctsd b. thass
remedies In this city. Several casas q -
nounced consumptisu have beea s1ffrs1y
cured By uss Of 4 fSs botti0 q d. KhtS
New Discover. takn n cuanscftea VI
Elsctdc Bitten We easrzn1ss then -
WsyA JelA hy Isgn &os.
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Prute In Human Form.

WRLLsvILLE, OHIO, March 22.-James
Grimm, a vile specimen OF humanity living
here, Was before Mayor Paisley this morn
ing charged with criminal assault upon
his sister. The girl, who is scarcely more
than child, told q horrible and sickening
story Of the lustful brute, who, even in
appearance, is fend. She states that
upon two occasions he ver-powered her
and, under threats Of killing her, accom-
plished his designs. The most horrible
details imaginable were developed at the
trial. Grimm was bound over in the sum
OF 81, 900 and remanded to jail.
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Consuvuption Surely Cured.

To the Editor:-
Please inform your readers that ] have
positive remedy for the above named dis
ease. By its timely use thousands Of hope
less cases have been permanently cured,
Il shall be glad 10 send two bottles O
my remedy FREE 10 any Of your read.
erswho have consumption If they viii send
me their Express and p. o. addresA
Respectfully,
I. A sLoCUM, II. c.,
1sl Pearl st., New York,
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Fight On snreekles.

SAN FRANCISCO, March - The Amer
icau Sugar Refinery, now member of the
New York Trust, has secured a market in
the East for its surplus, and has chartered
the ship Arabia at reported rate of a
per short ton, to load cargo of raw sugar
for New York. She will load ut once and
other ships will soon follow. The Ameri'
can Company succeeded this year in cap
turing two-thirds of the Hawaiian crop,
hoping thereby to prevent Spreckles from
getting sufficient supply. The latter,
however, secured all that he needed from
the Philippines and Central America.
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JAY GoULp is advancing on New York
THE rILDEN WILL CONTEST.

L sVaI Argument ON the validity of tho
Trust Clause.
New YORE, March 22.-Samuel J. III
den's will was the subject OF legal argu
ment before ths Supreme Court the after
noon in the suit of Colonel George II. Til
den, against John Bigelow, Andrew d.
Green and George w. Smith, the exeeu'
tors of the will, the object Of which is 70
secure a judicial construction OF a clause
in the will-the residue Of the estate
which relates to the establishment Of the
Tilden Trust.
Colonel Tilden claims that this clause y
illegal. The trust estate Is valued al
several million dollars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-23

MrSISTER BRAGo's speech at the Mexi'
can banquet Is significant. The comment
On it is more so. A few years ago an Amer
lean minister who had uttered such liberal
sentiments in the Mexican capital, would
have been mobbed by the pOPulace. Mex
leo is waking up from her sleep Of CEN
turies
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To Strengthen British Influence,

New YORK, March GA Montreal
special says: A London cabl, dispatch
says that Lord Stanley, the new Governor
General Of Canada, was present at the an
nual meeting Of the Imperial Federation
League last night and, responding TO Q
toast, said that he went TO Canada fully
determined TO do what he conld TO
strengthen the bonds between the colony
and the mother country.
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THE THEATRE HORROR.

slxty-sIx Bodies ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BILE Remains.
OPoRTo, March 22.-The bodies Of sixty
six victims Of the the theatre fire were ex-
posed for Identification to-day. Many
heartrendinR scenes were witnessed. Be-
sides the bodies there are also ffty-three
heaps of unacceptable remains. Several
projects have been organized for the re-
lief of the families of the poorer victims.
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III sufFsrers frori consumption,

Scrofula. Bronchitis, and General Debility
win try Scott's Emulation Of Cod Liver Oh
with Hypephosphites, they win fnd imme-
diate relief and permanent benefit The
Medical Profession universally declare II
q remedy Of the greatest valus and very
palatable. Read: 'I have used Scotes
Emulsion In se=sral cases Of szofuls and
De- Tity In Children. Results most gfzti-
tying My little patients take IL with
pleasa,s. Nv. A. Hulbert, n. D., SaIb-
bury, lu
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Contrary Opinions About BouIanger

Contrary Opinions About BoulangeT.
PARIS, March 22.-Le Paris is of the
opinion that the Withdrawal Of the candi.
dacy of General Boulanger renders an in.
quiry In the matter unnecessary. The
Temps holds that the government should
not stop the proceedings since the breaches
Of discipline which form the subject Of the
inquiry have ceased.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-23

SPRINGFIELD, o, March % General
John p. Rea, COnmander-in. Chief Of the
G. A. r, arrived at the headquarters Of
the Department of Ohio to day. Tonight
great camp fire and banquet were given
in his honor. General J. Warren Kiefer
presided at the emp fire. In his speech
Commander Rea strongly advocated the
pensioning of every Union soldier.
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injured Iua Wreek In o,crop.

PORTLAND, OREGON, March 22-Ths
north bound mixed freight and passenger
train on the Portland and Willamette
Valley Railroad, was derailed fourteen
miles south Of this city this afternoon
Conductor A. K. Colborn had his skull
fractured and will probably die. Ten
passengers were injured including three
ladies. Two car loads Of cattle were
killed
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EXTREME LOOSENESS
APPARENT IN THE MANAGEMENT OF De:
PAuLrgR IAIEs OFFICE
The Dsalcatcn Growing 6rsaisr Is The Investigation
Puessds-Now Placed ai Ssl00oo-wha
Became Of the housy-fhs In
psachnsnt Process

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 22-The de-
falcation Of State Treasurer Tate grows in
amount - the experts examining his &C
counts progress.
Yesterday afternoon Auditor Hewitt an.
nounoed 10 the Governor that the amount
Of tss deficit was tis7, sss; later this sum
was increased BY $is, $50. and Il is now
thought the total shortage will not be far
from $40, 900.
The books Of The Treasures office show
extreme loossuess and neglect, and Il win
be weeks before order can be brought out
Of the existing cil,s. Where the monsy
went is still as much mystery o. ever.
That Mr.. Tate accommodated his friends
at all times Is admitted. hut that he loan
ei such sum ~ this il hardly believed.
His private papers have not rs yet been
looked into.
A story told to-day illustrates the er-
tremely careless methods Of Mr.. Tate In
his administration OF business Affairs In
lSs3 the State finances ran low, and il was
found necessary 10 borrow $3.50, 900. The
loan was ratified on December ~, 1884,
and the interest on the loan, amounting to
81, 900, fell due. When bank official ar
rived with the claim the Auditors Office
was closed, IL beingu)ive o'clock In the
evening. but Treasurer Tate WAS still at
headquarters. He knew that the amount
was due, and, ., the banker pretended 10
be In hurry about the collection, Mr..
Tate offered 10 oblige him by furnishing
his personal check for the amount He
laid away the receipt and only o week or
90 ago ran across Il. lie had forgotten the
transaction entirely, and remarked that he
considered himsslf that much better OF.
The special committee appointed 20 ar
range articles OF impeachment TO he lodged
against Treasurer Tate was In session this
morning finishing mp its business prepare
tory 10 submitting ia report 10 the L.gis.
lature II the report Ia adopted Il will be
In order for the House 70 apoint com.
mittse 20 frame an indictment containing
the full charges, 10 be addressed 10 the
Senate. Upon the receipt Of this, the
Senate will fK day when IL will resolve
itself into high court OF impeachment.
pfeGept wni ei.nei DC seI'ed upon Treas
ti. uiea ia.e OF ie.t NJ nis mouse WIN some
Then reasonable time, till about Wedues-
70 ,.snond and ~ 1. tsi,. a do ,h,. IN
ns,.on or and a rsnrs.sntstivs 4. IL n,oh'
sbls thst sns.Ler Rrvsn A. In . c.r. IN
,ha conrt. wiii a,roirt .or,s an. a. an.
nesr in M. hshslS = a non .rs.idsnt On
he dsv arsd for ths tr;si s.ch Senator
Iii, ~ reonI,ad A. 49, an .SdI,,nn.i o.,h
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Anansarnus Cnnntnrf.it.

CHICAGO, March GA dangerous
counterfeit S. silver certificate is Ia e1ten,
sive circulation in Chicago. Hundreds oil
men applied yesterday at the banks for in
formation and one or more Of the counter
feits turned up among the deposits iu
nearly every institution in the city. Com
petent authority say that fully $50. 600 o'
the ''queer" 10 In circulation in the city.
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Ohio Democratic Convention.

CoLUBUs, March 22.-The Democratic
State Central Committee to-day decided to
hold the State Convention in DaytO May
Is and l6, and recommended that district
and delegates at large be selected at that
time to attend the ST. Louis Convention.
The basis Of representation at the
State Convention is to every 500 votes
cast for Cleveland.
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The mOn RnYcott RaIsed.

ST. LOUIS, March 22.-Ths engineers oI
the Brotherhood to-day notified General
Superintendent J. B. Thompson, of the
Union Depot Company, that the boycott
on the Burlington and Quincy cars had
been raised and that all trains would be
taken across the bridge by their members
as before the strike. General Freight
Agent Dolph was notified at once, and in
consequence of the raise Of the blockage a
train Oftwenty 80" cars was at once sent
out of the yards The boycott on the
Keokuk division has also been raised and
20" trains run through to the Union
nannt
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Drowned In an Air Hole.

BISMARCK, OAK, March 22.-While
crossing the Missouri river a few miles
north Of this city yesterday, Eagle Head, "
q well known Indian scout, and John
Warren, white hunter. were drowned.
They had been in pursuit Of game, and
while crossing the river ran into an air hole
and were carried beneath the ice.
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AnI.a.trnn. cnlii.I0n

GRAyESHURST, ONT, March GA
special freight train going south and snow
plow coming north eollided few miles
south Of this place to-day. Seven msu
were instantly killed and Eve seriously in
lured. Among the killed was George VIII
son, roadmaster, Of Allendals. The nanes
Of the Others are not known.
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LIN the Emneror,. Tomb.

BERLIN, March 22.-Ane exquisite wreath
of violets, hyacinths and lilies, which it
required two men TO carry, arrived from
San Reno yesterday. After it had been
shown to the Emperor, DR.. Mackenzie, &C
cOmpanied by the Empress and Princess
Charlotte, placed it In the tomb, the Emp
eror watching them from his window.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-23

ME. JACK FALLON and Mr JIM SMITH,
both Eaililg from the City Of Churches, "
slugged each other for seyenty-twO rounds
yesterday. It is not stated whether either
OF the eminent gentlemen was born on
bright Sunday morning" or not, but it is
altogether probable.
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A HrN French Armx Blii.

PARIs, Msrch @.-The Senate Army
Commission, presided over by NJ. DePrey-
ciDet, has prepared new recruiting bill
The bill subjects oil citizens alike to ssr-
vice for % yearz, but provides for various
partial exemptions In the case Of stcdepts
and Others, imposing. however, tsxes upos
persons thus tnployed.
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Railroads Blockaded.

ST. PAUL, March % The storm which
ragged on Tuesday night and until this
morning through portions Of Dakota, Min
nesota and Northern Wisconsin, was one
of the severest that has been experienced
In the northwest this winter. Most Of the
railroads are badly blockaded.
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ARaiIrnah Rnnh Cn.s.

CHICAGO, March 22.-Judge Gresham is
hearing q railroad aid bond case Of Luther
q. Pierce, assignee in bankruptcy Of Jas.
f Young, against the town Of st. Anne,
III, to recover $50, 600 with interest from
1871
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MInInr RIn Reported Adrer.ely.

WASHINGTON, D. C., March % Senator
Dawes, from the Committee on Indian At
fairs, reported adversely to-day bill an.
thorizing the Secretary Of the Interior to
permit miners and corporations organic I'd
for mining purpOses 10 prospect, develop
lease and own the mineral portion of any
Indian reservation, upon such terms and
conditions rs may be agreed upon by the
Secretary of the Interior and the Indians
on the reservations
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Largest China Works In tho Country

EAST LIVERPOOL, O., March 22.-Th'
mammoth new china works Of Knowles
Taylor & Knowles, which were com
menced last season, are to be pushed Il
completion as early aspOssible. This viii
be the largest china works in the United
States, and when completed will be put
in operation at once, and will furnish em.
ploy ment to 800 or 400 hands.
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APrettv MIss Missing.

NKw YORK, March 22.-Mis Beatrice
Allison, a handsome young girl of eigh-
teen, has been missing from her home
since Tuesday last, and great anxiety as to
her whereabouts Is felt by her family.
The young lady bears an excellent reputa-
tiOD
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The "Pswiky" Iold stock is q number
Que investment. The net earnings for 81
we're within two-tenths Of cent OF eleven
per ceat. Several years ago the stock was
hasked about at half its par value. 1t
canuot be bOugbt now at par.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-23

Muu0NAIRE SrRECELEs seems to be no
"slow each" whea looking after his bust
ness Interests. The efforts Of the New
YORK sugar trust to down him have failed
completely. Mr.. SrRECELEs may become a
pubHr hanefoctor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-23

Proposed Increase In Judges Salaries
WASHINGTON, March 22.-The House
Judiciary Committee to-day agreed to
favOrsbly report the Oates bill, increasing
the salary of United States District Judges
A follows: Southern district of New
York, from 81, 900 70 $500; Northern
Illinois, $1,000 tO$5,0OO; E'stern and
Northern New York, Eastern and Western
Pennsylvania, Southern Ohio, Eastern
Missouri and the district OF Massachusetts,,
from 81, 900 to 81, 500; Northern California
and Eastern Louisiana, S., 900, the same
as at present" The salary OF all other
District Judges is fixed at 81, 900 each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-23

Tue investigation OF defaulter TATE's
Office shows extreme loOseness in the man
agement. 1t ia the old, old story. He got
the States money mixed with his own,
and then the ruin came.