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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-22
JOS. GRAVES & SON,
To THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
OHIO COUNTY.

The Democratic Voters Of the several Districts
of Ohio COUNT are requested 10 assemble al the
ususl voting places, to be hereinafter named. In
ss' Districts, on Saturday, June the 2Sd,
IsSs. between the hours OF one and seven
O'Clock D. m, for the purpose Of nominating can
di ,ates for all District Ofhces and elect three
Delegates to the County Convention tn be held
ct the Capitol Rink in the City OF wheeling, on
Monday, June 25th, ISsS, al II O'Clock
m for the purpose of nominating candidates for
the different County Offices and for the Members
of the House OF Delegates; the selection Of Dele
gates 70 the State Congressional Conventions and
Conferees for the Judicial and Senatorial Con
vertions are postponed 10 future time
Ia pursuance of the above call the following
places snd Judges are designated:
Washing on District, at Democratic Club Room,
No 505 Main s'reet-Judges: Ralph Ankle, Mich
ael Edwards and John Fendt. Al Fulton School
House-Judges: ThOs. Myers and Edward Hamm.
Madison District at second Ward Market
House. Judges: A. q. hsdlich, ]. A. Woods and
Grafton Bsal.
Clay District, at Old Court House-Judges: Peter
Bosley, ST. Jacob Bayha and Geo. Mathison, Sr
Union DistrIc', AT Atlantic Engine House.
Judges: John Downs, ST., Jas Gray and Samuel
Darrah
Centre District. at Hook and Ladder Hose
House Judges: Isaac VOL, W. Is. Oubert and
John Whelan.
webster District, at Democratic Club Room
Judges; Hugh Whyte, James Reagan and An
drew shlnttor.
Rltcnle III trlct, AZ Elentn NMu EngtHe hO9St
Judges: Robert Arkle, Frederick strosser and
Chris. Viewig, Jr.
Liberty District, at West Liberty School House
Judges: George Shorts aud Robert White. Al
Valley Grove School Housa-Judgts J. V. Cham
beIs and Chas II. Crumbacker. Al Potomac, al
J. C. Faris'-Judges J. Fsris and Felix Null
doom.
Richlsrd District, at Brick School House
| Judges: DR.. w. J. Bates, Jr, AID Eugene Ridgely
At Glenns Run school House-Jutges: John
| ST niger and Harry II. Garden.
Triadelphis District, at TIL Gate School House
Judges: John Pfarr aud VIM Hutchinson. Al
Elm Grove Town Hsll--Judges: James Creiga
| ton and j. s. Woods. Al Triadelphia-Judges
Chas H. Hervey and John ThoInburg. At Rob
inson's Precinct--Judges: James Oldham and
James Robinson, Sr.
The Judges are requested to make return
| properly Ger ihed, OF the books papers and bal
lots used at said election precincts, 10 the nu n
| Der of votes cast for each particular candidate
for delegate, together with tn. names of the
delegates elected 10 the Convention which meets
on Monday, June 25.h 1883. to the Executive
Committee at the Howell House on the night o.
| the election.
JOHN. s. EAYLoR, Chairman.
TH0S. F. THONER Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-22
A Feint, q False Pretense.

Senator Ingalls, is reported by the Chi
cago Tribune as having said lsst Sundsy,
among other things: "The tariff question
is not OF as much weight as the fly on the
clrtwheel. We have got to aim at solid
North as the Democrats are sure of solid
South. The tariff is only feint, false
pretense." Mr.. Iugalls is from the West.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-22
Senator Edmunds' Mistake.
Chicago Mail.

JNtCuVO lHuU.
Senator Edmunds has not elevated him
self in public estimation by his shyster
mode of warfare on Mr.. Melville W..
Fuller. His opposition to the confrma-
ton of Mr.. Fuller seems purely selfish,
and the methods employed by the Yer
monter to prejudice the case have been con-
temptible, to use plain English.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-22
Rough on the Farmers.


We do not know the total cost Of all the
wire fencing round the farms of this coun-
try, but $40, 600, 600 is a low estimate Of
that part of the cost which went into the
pockets of the manufacturers of it as pro-
lection.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-22
Commissioner h,s|
TN THE CIRCUIT VI
i West Virginia mo Or
August Miller

TN THE CIRCUIT
West virginisDHl0 Or
August Miller
W.
Henry Miller and iancr
The undeniRnet
gives motto that, aislOao -
by said Court In te dere -,
| 4ih, lsss. he will, led na a
Monslay,j
Commencing nj I'D In
the highest biddetaelic lsp.
County, West vir.t q Feln y
20 be sold. the fol q he -
said village, OF ed re~l 80
seized aud posseJr;s Nrls :
rods addition to GNo sat-
eIn,a, and also psellns. Wan
duion, beirg tive 10 ,A,xs
side OF the last t'ith q u
strip OF land TIVE That + Ss
uniform width IL IEl lAf
property has uloi y I've o.
upon the Eationi aoas' nik
Terms OF Salt ,
money and a. u lat rVs|
chaser shall eltC;-sf,ol :, I'D
sale, and the rcsi ona % fss u
be paid in two g l'Vsas nae1
| est from the day w or'ntf VI
tvo yenrs respt.,, A,asle n s,s =
| deferrt q instalm "a Gay fwsj
undersigned his ,'e. aasIi',l
able 70 the oruct,.Ii 's''l hasls
bearing iptcrrs " "ansa<
years roSpc tive, - o,t nv
title In 10 be re,t :, -. I'll. ~,
Of the purchase n,,, = N'a'ss
. CALDxEl
s...s U.., v,,ai Comr!~tre
I hereby ccriif. y 80
Comm 'aioner IA .,I 800 -. -
sucn' III sS''''" and pA dfrr
| MICHEL
Juno II, lsss CoanI, ", !,
jel2eod WV"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-22

A HANDSOME complexion is one Of the
greatest charms o woman can possess.
Pozzoni's Complexion Powder gives it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-22

Vtlc Futt tutIeII NOF tFeIl VII5 % 'V'S U
fractional part thereof over hfty, cast for the
Democratic Candidate for Governor of this State
at the election held in 1854, and no County thGA
b. entitled to more dclsgaiss than sas has rOtes 10 cas-
The various County Executive Committees are
requested to take such action as may be neeeE-
sary 10 have their County represented in said
Convention. JOHN c. MCELDOWNEY,
FP yEPrON Secretary Chairman
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-22
NOTICE
DraWingOf Buckeye Glass Company Bonds

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN PURSUANT
N to the requirements of the mortgage of the
Buckeye Glass Company, works at Martins
Ferry. Ohio, to Alfred Caldwell. dated the 9Th
day of September, 1850, and recorded In Belmont
county, Ohio, among the land records, 10 secure
bonds of said Company, that on Saturday June
Q, 1888 twenty of said bonds were selected by lot
!or redemption and raymeot by said Company,
in accordance with The provisions Of said mort.
gage, The numbers OF said twenty bonds are as
follows:
Nos. @, Is, Is, IS, %, 90, IS2, Isl, I6s,
Is3, 49,. 1913, Gao, 2i5, 40, 227, 235, 2GI,
262, 265.
The said twenty bonds viii be paid by said
Company upon presentation at the bank Of the
Ohio Valley, in the tity Of wheeling West Nir
giuia, onthe 3Jh day of June, 1888, or thetealcr,
together with the interest thereon for the first
half of the year .SSS. and interest On said twenty
bonds will cease on July l. 1883, and the interest
warrants or coupons thereto attached, which
have not become due on o. before the last named
dste, will become null and void
ALFRED CALDWR1 l..
June II, 1888 jel4ra
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-22
MARRIED.
STEVENSON-STR

EvENsoN-sTEPHENS AT Manifold, O.,
Thursday, June p, lsSS, bT Rev. Mr., Huddleson,
Mr. WHITFIELD STEPHENSON, of Kentucky, ana
Miss HATTIE STEPHENS, of this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-22
, CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION

)emoeratie Executive Committee for
9irSt Congressional District.
ratio Executive Committee for the
honal District Of West Virginia, al
at Wheeling on May 7, lSSS, or
Democratic Congressional Con-
Fist Congressional District, to
iidate for Congress and Select
Eleetor and transact such other
convention may desm wise, be
", August IS, A. ID. Isss,
aeslIng IN the County OF Ohio.
In each Of the Counties in the
,al District viii be entitled to
n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-22

the Stars and Strips as q
publieans as 3 set-off to
la emblem is blunder
u. Next!
DEBAR's debut in
ty last Tuesday was
says that although
scales did not raise
"a, nevertheless her
became her nicely,
1 the "belle of the
Y is protecting
Germ in q very sub
y BROTHERS, the
acturers Of Man
shed with orders
ntry for bandanas.
II Is 1000 dozen
ders for 5000 doz-
large lot manu-
ans AGO for A. 7.
7 him because the
nit. Hurrah for
STER.
IAN who could
j. BLAINE de-
a Because he
snpty '6cnor. II means
physical and mental labor.
Expenditure of his private
> election day arrives, 1t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-22

WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE.

willbegin its Fall seshon "Wednesday, septem'
Der 5, 1883 Those who desire thorough education
for their daughters canno.do better than to send
them to this Institution. FUN coune in the
Classics, Modern Languages, English, Drawing,
Painting, Music, etc.
For particulars, address
H. d. BLAISDELL,
Pr.akidanf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-22

Tariff OfIsS7 Passed
by Republican House
OF Representatives.. 1854 per cent
War tariff, at its high
est, 1850. ...................... As 35 per cent.
Present tariff, 1851. 54.I6 per cent.
:, Proposed by the
Mills bIIi..................... 1854 per cent.
"a auestion OF free trade IL alb
v observation-disclosures CleSe-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-22

FOR
->up DouRIR r

VIE DSe
ings situate a. W.
a Seventh street. NM
streeta No. Is hA %
water throughout nv
70 and wafer thul"a
A beautiful count,s
acres Of ground, i
Nm Grove, on NatSSH,
atWo- story frame aS
Bile and carriage hososaS
fsilipR veil Of Nm
Fruit ireea in abun,,scsA
No. q youth Huip.aS
No. ~ 8 Penn stS,o
No Si6 Main Stree.
No. y Twentieihs Al
No. 81 Twentieth, 49,.
No ia Hfteenth,s
No. l22 seventeans ~
Five room house ~
The north half 0 t,sSS
addition. Impruyap,i,.IN
tWostory brick az ~
fof street, and atrS
2sO6 Alley d. Re-, dv,,GN
8. 500 .sacsN
Apply 70
mys An ssS |
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-22
COUPON BONDS FOR SALE,

WE THE UNDERSIGNED, HAvB FOR SALE
wv Three thousand Dollars In Coupon Bonds.
bearing interest az the r.te ofsix per centum per
annum, interest payable annually. These bonds
are redeemable afier i've years, and payable at
90 years, and are upon the Independent School
District ofthe town Of Spencer, Roane county.
The object Of the sale Of these bonds is 70 obtain
finds 70 build school building in said disrric,.
Bids for the purchase OF these bouds viii be re-
eeiyed BY the undersigned until July lst. 1883
CIV. HUEDLEY President
ID. W. CHAPMAN,
A. A. SMITH,
Commissioners.
AG. BAILEY, Secretary. JEST
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-22
ID SCOTCH 1T.

An country exchanges
ew York Press, an al
arted solely to run
ign, and backed by
0orations. 1t has no
paper; it has no news
axes no pretense to pub
at local items and cam
we'll posted reader will
liable prominent Repubh-
esehew its columns as
y columns of q quack circu-
Simply because il is paid
all sorts of lies against the
dueing the war tariff and
q mails are being flooded
sheet, paid for by contribu-
the monopolistic fund. The
lches OF the tariff league and its
xiliaries are busy collecting names
resses of Democrats and tariff re-
spublicans and forwarding them to
sw York Press. The paper is prompt
mt on marked paid" and when the
y says he does not want it, or refuses
70 it out of the pOstOfice, he Is notl-
~ L. return mail it is paid for. So it is
NtiOn Of the Republican sit
into the campaign the
able methods.
LABORED
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-22
Hem Advertisements.

THOR RENT - DESIRABLE FURNISHED
IL Rooms; nee location. Apply at No. lOl
Main street. lezzq
J0OR RENT-sTORE ROOM No. I5S Market
~ street, 2Ox1OO feet deep. Enquire al NO; llS'
Market street. lezb
MOT A DELEGATED HEREBY STATE
N am not a delegate for any candidate, aud II
my name Is on any ticket IL is unauthorized
J. W. WAIT. 1eZq
WHEELING, June q, 1885.
uTANrED-Two YOUNG LADIES OF RE
w fnement and good address to go TO fhils-
dslphia. Business light thoroughly respectable
and very profitable. All expenses advanced
Best OF reference required. Address, III g.,
this Office 1eerdQ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-22

RSeH In fthe protective legislation Of
that era was laid the foundation
Of that growth in wealth and pros
perity that is the wonder of the
nations. Believing to the uttermost that
the American citizen who lsbors Is emit
tied to better compensation than was else
where paid, the laborer believing that this
people ought to be independent OF all mar
kets save our own for necessaries that we
could produce, he became q champion for
the protection of American labor and
American industries. He has been q con-
slant, unwayering friend of that policy to
this day, and finds in it the hope for the
public quiet and individual eontentment
alone enjoyed where the industries of
nation are diversified and all the people
are satisfactorily employed, and that alone
gives promise Of stable government. He
stands on the line of tariff defense in the
Northwest. If you drive rs from that
line by your nomination to-day, We
90 in utter hopeless route, beaten
by the strategy of the campaign
before the battle opens. Your patience will
not hermit me to state in detail the i'm
nortank measures to which he aided in
giving form. The constitutional amend
msnts. one and all, he aided in framing;
the currency legislation and those laws Of
honor that preserved the national credit;
the resumption Of specie payment; the
silver coinsge act; the stoppage Of Chinese
.;nnortssion, and all other Legislative
- approved by the Republican party
y llispR,g hand, his genius, his
ided in securing to Us.
wa know that in her naming
we place him in generous rival
&c illustrious names-Sherman,
isnee. sagseious methods and
oses; Ben Harrison, the worthy
ancestry renowned for worth;
le soldier, the statesman, the
Varied has been the character
rying the pure quality OF bis
vice. Alser, who has no enc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-22
-STER.

physical and mental labor.
Expenditure of his private
: election day arrives, it
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-22

athe Stars and Strips as q
uublicans as . set.off to
"a emblem is blunder
II. Next!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-22

DoR RENT-;LLlss Bora
II Main Street, cOcupIsd
Henry Horkhee~ion r.v,a I'D
1883. Apply to.El.L a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-22

D X GIFFEN & CO.,
IL. STATE AGENTS FOR
Banner, Imperial Thomas, Royal and Gales
Sulky Hay Rakes, Tifin Revolving Hay Rake,
Barnes Revolving Hay Rake, Victor Revolving
Hay Rake Thomas Hay Tedders, Bulla!d Hay
Tedders
Write for prices and agency.
ieg 1920 Main Street. wheeling, W. va.
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tr,t

EOR RENT-'E so I'm "a
H line street, ipic, BY pt. ~
WIN. l.. hcPHAr.e, s-st
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DEBAR's debut in
ty last Tuesday was
says that although
scales did not raise
"a, nevertheless her
/, hacama her nicely.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-29

this difhcult,s if not impossible,s tue
grain in America b ing aown broadcast,
or drilled, while In China a!l osre
ais are carefully planted IN furreTs.
wide distances apart. The absence OF
any statistics as to the average product
per acre, s1ch as are found in the
United States. makes this COMPARISON
much more difficult, the products, as
given above, being the yield of GOOD
land for good year. 1t is probable,
however, that. in proportion to the
quantity of seed sown, the farmer OF
north China gets Il larger return than
the average return in America THIS
would be the natural result IF his care-
ful system of planting. harvesting and
th reshing, involving no loss whstt yer
The saving in America effected by using
ila. instead of sowing broadcast, Is sn
index OF ths probable greater gain Oh
the Chinese method. This is not TO
say, however. that the grain 10
g. fieieut to compensate for the great
extra labor. BE- 8
,he Chinese system of growing
TWO crops ON the same ground at the
sane tine. while advantageous in some
-espeets, cannot be regarded with ap
urnVai. 1t is probable chat deterioraT
toa results in the quality of both, II
aUr in theqDantity OF the yield.
Caine is essentially treeiess
country. Importations Of wood come
chiefly from tine United States, the
Spanish Islands, Hsinan and Formosa
We're it not for the countless ceme-
teries in China, trees would be rarely
seen, These cemeteries are planted
with pines and cedars, and dot the
landscape with agreeable effect.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-29
THE KANSAS TRU[FBLE.
The Little War in Ne-Man's
Land.
PREPARING FOR THE CAMPAIGN
Harriaon Agaio-Tha Lone Fisher
nrsn-A Parachutist-roo Much
49, Gss-Other Notes.
rhaKansas war.

liberal. K snsas, July 28.-The
nonles of foEr msn killed By the Hugo
town party were oroughtto Voorhees,
s evens County. night before last and
" tn a wounded boy, Herbert Ten, .
after wards taken to W00dsdsle- Herbert
Toay. the 10. year old boy siho vas go
seriously wounded. made 81 ante
mof'em statement in which he SAID
|tneir party Was surprised by twenty
HugotoWn men, while resting near
Wild Horse Lake. and that he, Sheriff
Cross, Rolla Wi!csx, Bob hubbard and
CYRUS W. Eaton were shct down IN
cold blood by HEgotown men.
who, afterwards emptied their rifles
i.to tae b3aiea Of The dend msn
but did nj come near him (TOnyl SO
tic 8 ,aped cath. On the other hand,
the local PAGER prints statement over
she sigma IRE OF Us editor, y. u Coox.
tu the effect that Sheriff Gross and
party trst sttsCk d the small party Of
Hugotowp uleu, Hho ware In tbs peu g.
,fai ship With their families, and at
| lemplvd 20 sil, 5aIu Robinson. The
Hu.Otown men escaped got ra'nforc' :
ments. anu whenr turnipg Coca asse rs
| they were amblsued by Cross AID his
| tour men and boy. When the fight
was over the bodies of Cross eud hiss
posse were lett lying On the ground.
Sam Robinson. the only one Of The
HuRotown party Injured had fesn
wound in the leg.
Topeka, Ks. July 28.-Goverro: Mar.
tin has decided ;het the lawlesSness en-
gagged in by Stevens County people must
Stop. he mas direoted Aftorney-Gep :
| erai Bradford and Brigadief-GeDers
Myers to proceed Ipere and investigate
the situation and report to him as soon
as possible. The governor has also
written letter 10 G5uEN ssrush Peters
on the subject, IL wLicn ne Urges that
the so. eaifG mo mars land" - or "neU-
trail STRIP" be tlscSC Bnde the jaris-
diction of Kansas district, III order t1as
he United States may drive away the
outlaws and pot stop to thi& Outrage.
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Is Consumption 1nourablep

Read the following: MIR. G. 81. Nor
ris. Newark, Ark, says; WAS down
with Abscess of Lungs. and friends and
physicians pronounced mes Incur&ble
Consumptive. Began taking DR.. King'a
New Discovery for Consumption, am
now ON my third bottle, and able to
oversee the work on my farm. It is the
finest medicine ever made"
Jessie Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio.
says: Had it not been for DIR. King's
New Discovery for Consumption /
would have died of Lung Troubles. Was
given up by doctors. Am now in best
OF health" Try It. Sample bostles
free at IA. c. Smith & Cos. 1rnR
Store. IS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-29
House.
AdJ0urned

The House went into committee Of
the whole and after some. debate took
up the general deficiency bill. u
Voorhees,, of Washington Tertiary
advocated the admission of Washington
Territory into the Union.
Shines, of Colorado, said If the gestie-
man from Washington e3uld nffae noe
eight or ten Democrat be could gef the
bill through tomorrow Ear the admis
sion of that Territory. Not Reppbli
can would do anythiRs but urge the
admission of thai prosperous and great
Territory.
Payson, of Illinois. then took the
floor and entered into long diScussion
on the doings of the publican and
Democratic parties az regard To hail
road grants, etc. The dsoate was par.
tiripated insby Stone, Of Missouri.
At the conclusion Of their remarks,
the COMMITTEES arose and tie Hoassfaa-
journed. = =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-29
SENAT III.

WAsHtNGToN. JGly %. the sunaFy
civil appropriation bill was amended Sc
as to strike ont the House provision for
the suspension of work; on the new
Congressional library building, and In
stead gives $1,OG00G0 to continue the
work. Other amendments were reported
by the committee on appropriations and
agreedsto Increasing the appropriation
for the education of children il Alaska
from $25 coo TO SO 600, a-d making the
item read: ''For 'iudHstrisl educstIon,'
also inserting an item of 1898 TO reim'
curse the Board of Home Missions of
the Presbyterian churches for build
Jugs and other improvements at AL (;
onquerque, New Mexico, donated To
the goVernment for school purposes.
Also items for additional buildinSs at
the Pacific Branch OF the National
Soldiers Home, $3.50. 900, and at North
western, Southern and Western,
branches, SOL 900. Also item of Sl00 600
for additional land aud buildings attbe
Utah Penitentiary, Also insestiEg
items for buildings at The aiatesy
posts, at Denver 8 U9,u00, a8d tor 4,ii
vAte properly taken by IN government
n thu extension ot the military rsssr-l
valion of t'ort Ghorr hurg UtqH. S3ssy7
Senator Wilson, ui lows, 'frt'tn the
commit tea On educarIon. ana labor, Er4-
ported fAvorably to the Senate ths
House bill TO create board oi-arbar
don 10. The settling Of and
differences between railroad cor qsra-
Mons aud their employees.
After quite lengthy debate, it vas
agreed TO by vote of 90 to II. The bit
went over.
Adjourned. -
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Not a Candidate for Governor,

INDIANAPOLIS, July 28.-Ex- Governor
A. q. Porter to night informed his
friends that he positively and emphstic-
ally declines to be considered a csaldi-
dale or the Repu oiican gubernat0rial
nomination, aud would not accept the
th much rnooted political question. 1t
'r;an'.s viii now support Congress
man Steele, who thus becom for
nlldabfe opponent of Rooerfson, the
prest Mt Lieutenant. Governor and aaD-
uidate Tor lne guoeruatosiai nominee.
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Ia rn,nrge rhs penltantsary


- wAsHtNeros. July lS.-lspfoia' Il
TIE HERALD.l -fhe Senate to-day
agreed to the amendment to the sun
dry civil bill sppropriatins one hun
dred thousand dollars for the improve
rnent and enlargement OF the, Utah
penitentlxry, XIz:-An q dditlonal wirg,
one bundrsd and twenty cells Vi tn hos
pitsl, female prison and chapel al
tached, stock a. entrance, .ccnsis Ing
of Offices, w2rden's residence, guard
quarters, dining room. srmory, new
wall with sentry boxes TO ercloSe about
two ceres of land. Not 10 exceed five
thousand dollars may be used for the
purchase of the EldTedgs place. inelud.
ing water right and twenty acres Of
land. Also three thousand- four hu, :
dred and lhirty-seyen dollars pay Tor
private property taken by the Govern
ment 'in the extension of the fort
ThOrnberg military reservation Tia
claims oil Nathan c. Davis, Sterling y
Cotton and other citizens oil u .ah are
included in this amount. =.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-29
"Urius,ifiable rre.tmant.,

DUBLIN, July 20.-Ths jury at Nit
C 1ellstowD, inves. eating the death Of
John Vaudeville, TO day, returned 8
verdict declaring the death to, be
caused by the unjustiiable treatment
to which he was subjected in Tnllannsre
prison. 1t also condemned the practice
of treating political prisoners the same
summont d yidance up sgsinst any In
death of Vaudeville, to the witness box.