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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-13
THEY FOLLOW BLAINE.
Pics pockets Inaugurato Reign Of Terror
at Goshen.

Pick pockets Inaugurato . lkeigh Oh iefiof
at Goshen.
CAIcAGo, October IA dispatch from
WABASH, Ind, says: About 8fty pickpock-
cts worked ths crowd at the Blaine demon
straiion in Goshen and secured about
$4,000. The excursion train on the Gin
cinuati, Wabash and Michigan road yes
terday was crowded with people returning
from Goshen. 1t WIS the last to leave
G; shsn AID into i, all the crooks piied.
A f er it had fairly s'a tsd they bef an 'hsir
ork and inaugura,ei reign OF rror.
Tn, trouble was begun in the first coach
BY tough grossly insulting young LADY:
Her sort mp tad to 6e'ead ber ana
was ssizsd by tbs toughs, who jsmmed hi:
head through tn, car window and relieved
him of bis vslusbles. Then rad wis
mao G on the p seepgers, ene ef whom, Il Is
.p,rted, Was shot by tbs dsperadoee::
Several shots were fired, ladies tcreaoed
and tainted aud msry rushed from ore
coach to another in their Efforts TO Keep
out OF the roach Of the robtes.
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MAY EXTEND TO PITTSBURG.
aripmeu Expecting to be Ordered Out
Immediately.

Gripmen Expecting to be Ordered Out
Immediately.
PITTsAURG, Oc' ober ia movement
is icing discussed among leading knights
of Labor here that may result III the grip
men in this city going out on strike, A
number Of kilograms are known to have
been received from the Chicago strikers,
one Of them coming from Master Work
man Schillipg, who is at the heid Of the
CT icsgo Street car msn. Schillipg is ex-
pechd here today tor the purpose, it is
rumored, of ocdsrirg out the gripmen EN-
ploved by the syndicate c)DirolliDg the
ca bic lines in Chic'go, New York, Phila'
delphia and Pittsburgh. Flom here, 1t i;
stated, he will g to Phlladelpais, proba
bly, tonight.
1t is known that the gripmen here are
in sympathy with the strikers. They
olaim to have grievar % also, aud several
conferences tavs been held with Master
Workman Doyle, of Pittsburg District,
but the drift of them has been kept very
quiet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-13
KILLED BY HIS MEN.

A Mine Operator Shot Dead In .
Riot.
MACON, No., Oc.obsr l2.-Thos. War
dell, . wealthy coal mipa operator, was
killed st Bevier this Afternoon by striking
miners du,iog . riot. Nearly all Of the
mine owners have engaged new msn and
those have been comirg In from abroad
f,r tevsral days past Some OF the scabs
we're ret upon BY the ttrikefs and senss'
al b title .o,,owei. During the not Wsr-
dell was shot and killed Th.re 10 intense
excitement at Bsvier and ftars are enter
tsiped Of further blto's'ed. The thsrin
and q posse have gore TO Bevicr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-13
NOT POISONED In A HAREM.
A Cablegrsm Says That Laura Schrimer II
Alive and Well.

A Cablegrsm Says That Laura Schrimer Is
Alive and Well
BOSTON, October 12.-The Ecening Record
to night says that the first story printed in
August and reprinted on Sunday last, that
Laura S:hrimer, the American singer, lad
bssn poisoned in the tarem of the Sultan
Of Turkey, is undoubtedly untrue. Her
mother lives in this city with Dr.. VogeL
when the story was frs. published her
relatives here sent q cablegrsu TO Constan'
tipople, and on August 90 the following
csbleeram wss received in reply:
"Lsuca Byron. Alive. Quite well,
''SMYTHE.
As recently IS two weeks ago Mr.;
scbrimer received the acknowledgment oi
= 5,,ft sent TO Laura through Banker
Snvthe. of the Imperial Ottoman Bank al
Cors,antinople, the same msn who ansTer'
ed ths cablegram.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-13
BURTT'S SELL OUT.

How Much is He Paid for Mailing Speeches
for Goff.
Special Ttleordm 10 the Register.
POINT PLEASANT, October 12.-1t is
said chat ]. II. Burtt, late Union-Lsbor
candidate for Auditor, is goirg up and
down the Ksnewhs Vslley making
sps eches for Gcf' among tic miners, and Is
paid by COT for that purpose. They ssy
Gcff runs q coal niue t Clarksburg, st
which the miners strike every once IN .
while sglir,t reduction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-13
Germany Thanks Italy.

ROME, October l2.-Bignor Crispi, The
italian Prime Minister, has telegraphed
10 Prince Bismarck the details Of the en-
thusisstic reception accorded Eupsrr
willism m upon his arrival 10 Rome yc,tef.
dsy. Prince Bismarck, 10 reply, thanked
the italian people fer the friendship mani.
tested toward the German Emperor. aud
resfiirmed his own personal friendship for
Siguor Crispi.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-13
Pensions for West virginians.

Spccl0b ICtcyub W SS nSS'o'S''
WASHINGTON, October 12.-Pen'ions
have been issued to the following West
Virginia applicants: Original invalids-
Jacob Bates, Rsety Ripple; John W. Car
rsco, Morgan VI; William H PHILIPPE
Ufi. gtor. Iucrtase-Leauder E Villers
Sis, etsville. Oritinsl, widows, etc.-Rs
beccs, mother of Philip Iente-t Brad
shaw. Mex c,n svrvivor-Wm. d. Algt'
(deceatei), Olslsy.
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os,~,mptsss, I'd Wastiss b chArss,
seutgs Euslsiea q Psss CD Us9 On
wits Hypepssspiitas be nssG vslsshss
food s.d nsdiei.e. u esats - assstats
fr I'D, ssss.gshsss - sGvs0 vse@,
ssd bailds Up ~ bsiy. Pisas ssnA: i
tzisd soets's Enaisisa - ysusg I'D
whsa psyieiass q tiss Rrs ~ -
sises - bssn ssisg ths EnslAa -
coagh hasesassi, pissd Sesh sdslssses )
and fsoa I'll spssnsssss - IL VIZ
psossaed .xasy ysnnL"-JmS buIxs'
vAx, Hssyihl etssn AaU -
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CABLE FLASHES.

Tie Russian Imperial party reviewed
the troops at Tifis. yesterday.
The Italian government ofiicial oFEsn
,ays It does not Iegrc. Emperor Willil ms
propo ed visit to the Vatican.
D. MEL Gouldiug, warden at the TuIls-
more iaiI, has bean arrettsd for psi ury at
thu Vaudeville inQuest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-13

A joint meeting of the County Demo
cratic Executiye Committee and cone
mittee from tie Central Democratic Club
met last evening and sppoinssd and an
other committee of prominent Democrats
20 make arrangements for the grand rscep-
tioa to tie O.d Roman, Judge THURMAN,
on the 3O!h. This Committee Is to meet
next Tuesday. The cOmmitte is very
large but We t-ust not unwisl6y although
Il viii be considerably augmented,
We shall give Judge THURMAN 3 receP-
tiou such az no man ever Ie>eiSed IN
Wheeling. The whole State and sill who
can get here fron adjoining s'a'e' are IL
vitsd to help give the grand old man Of
America" reception worthy Of him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-13
WILL RESUME WORK.
WEST SIDE MEN RETURN TO THEIR WORK
CONDITIONALLY.
Progress Of the Grea. Street Railroad Strike =
Efforts Made to Run Cars-Rumors That
il Will Spread to Several Other
Large Cities.

CHICAGO, October 12.-ShortIy after
midnight wcri was received from the
street car mems meeting that contrary to
preditions the West Side men
vould resume work in the
morning. The agreement with
Il e North Side men on scale, which, If
Mr.. Yerkes' proposition d6e' not meet,
will not be lowered. In that case the
West Siders propose to fall tack on their
position of to-day and again quit work in "a
hodv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-13
Perforated by the Good Brethren.

CHICAGO, o.t,bsr IA dispatch from
Atlanta, G,, ssys: DR.. Aifei Wi iiam'
(color e y is the pastor Of the Antioch Col
ored Church, in Edgewoed. Some time
eco he fo,msd q CO operative st ,re ameng
bis parisf O iers with himself ~ store
keep.r, aud disser rs;ors soon arose. Ih'
sto,e was pct into tie hands OF two re
cei,es. Yesterday orniDg the preacher
ves found in the woods with over q buu
drei bucksno. wounds 10 bis body, inlet
ed BY members Of bis tougressti'n. H'
uill die
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-13
Wholesale Postal Robbery.

BUFFALO, n. Y, October 12-Over a
bushel Of partly destroyed letters, ad,
dressed to business firms Of this city, were
found on the streets this morning. They
had been rifisd of oil their contents that
could be turned into money. II seems
evident that the letters were stolen BY
some one connected with the poetoffice.
One New York draft of $3.50, drawn BY
Smiths Bank, of Perry, was found in the
miidls OF the strest torn in two pieces.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-13

Special telegram 10 The Reotster.
RoNCRvERrE, W. Va, October l2.-
We had q grand Democratic meeting here
to-day. More than 5000 peoIls were
present. We were challenged by the Re-
publicans to joint discussion with Mr..
N erager and Ghv. Wilson. Well, Wilson
skinned him slive. Thsrs ia no show IN
this county for the Republicans.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-13
Bad Indians Captured.

ST LOUIS. Oet,bsr PA special from
Nogale., ARR ssys the last remnant q
Chief Gsronime's band Of reufsade
Ausches hss besu sptured In the siers
Msdeirs mountains In SoronA, MEXICO.
Ttere ve,e four bucks, two IquaSs and
two other. The les6ef Of The band Wa
ore Elias, o Mexican, Gre Ct the ror ghcts
chs ,cte,s in the Southwest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-13

A Democratic Paper Editsd by Negroes for
Iniians's 1000 CoIored Democrats.
EVANSVILLE, IND, October IL A
new departure in the journalism of this
city was male to-day With the appearance
of the Plot, s negro Democratic paper. 1t
is edited ~ two well.known educated
negroes of tni5 city. and declares in its
firsr Issue that nst less than 1000 negro
votes will he cast il this State for Cleve-
land and Thurman.
Tne paper Pc c'ents 3 We Y neat appear
auce, and its leaders indicate great insight
into the pJlitiCal ,i'u,tion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-13
a oood Dsnsnd for Weoi.

Bos1os, October I2.-Tbs deus'd fof
wool has ben coed. Prices nrm; ohse
aud Penp,yIvspis hAsess ss % S3 fo' x
and Xxx and ,b,v,; 30: for X, ami 35c Ef
NJ. 1 M'cbiesp x 2sc; No. oombiss %
,3sc: No. Q combips Sss39e; on .
sne Ssissrs 33-3le; n3ch'ns
fins dslaips 3O,32c; unwasbed ssnbtDes
21sa7c. Territory wOols I3s20c q 70
on.j;,v. Cslitornis sctivs 81 13slbe.
PULLED wools stssdy st 3os37lc for supw,
23.2sc for extra. Hereign eafpes Weol
l.tI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-13

BRAUTY's chaplet none may wear
Unless teeth show ample cara,
Gums so healthy, hard and red
Lips like rosss' frsgrsnte thsd.
Thee by SoZODONT made sweet
Every eense with gladness greet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-13
I'm Goes the Great American Cracker

CHICAGO, October 12-At o joint meet
ing of sll the cracker bakers b.tweeu Pi;t+
burg sud the Rocky Mountains hell thi:
morning it was unanimously azresd to sd
vance the price of crackers. The adyarc'
covers the entire price Lis. and ranges from
! cent to II cents psr pound on the vsri
Gus kiuds manufactured. The charges e
irto effect tomorrow, and il due 10 the
rice iu flour and lard. Dealers were in
struc,ei to at once Telegraph their respect
i've houses of the advance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-13
Was inSton Nots :.

Mr.. Cbscs addressed the Senate yester-
day on the Tariff bill and Portal Service.
TIE Ho1ss granted q half dozen more
leaves CT ab'encs yesterday.
The Hcrss has adopted the conference
rero-t on the bill for the payment Of The
Fourth Of July claims. Some West Yir-
glnians are ittE's ed in these claims
Both the House and Senate have ad-
joUrCed until No ldsy next.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-13

BLAINE, like all magnets, has q positive
ard q negative poe His negative pole
seems to be getting in sll the work this
eau psigu. Not satisfied with repelling
thouian6s Of votes ! y his trust speeches he
goss out to IGdisra and iusults the Rsplb-
lic7n CauG late fjr Governor. Gen. Ho
vEY refused to sit On the same platform or
Ii1e in TIE same procession with BLAINE
at In6iarago is, Owirg to discount ssies re-
e.iged at tie 'uncrowned kings" hands.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-13
wb..,Ips and Lake Erie Dividends.

NEW YoEK, October 12.-Tbe directon
Of tbs Wis cling aad Lake Eide r r. Co.,
a. their meeting to-day, declared the
usual qu ,rtsIly dividend Of per cent.
Po,ks G o,s October oath. Dividends pay
Able November 18th. Books open Nosem-
her 18th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-13

THERE is a sensation in New York over
The report tia! tha anxiety which MORTON
has mani'ss' ed aboat the North Carolins
State ticket IS due to tee fact that his firm
hold 81, 500, 600 of Moth Carolina bends
which TIE Democratic State Government
has repudisted az fraudulent. 1t is said
that MORTON expects 10 have them paid uI
if the ReppSliCan State ticket is elected,
MoRToS's banking partner refuses to talk
about the n after.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-13
Iha National Game. !.

A.Nex York-Brooklyn 10, Athlstse7.
At Baltimore - Baltimore 8, Cis'e'
1ard I. , n
troit 1.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-13

The price Of bread, raised by "Old
Hu'ch's" whest corne-, tal not fallen yet,
81 d il is reported in rom, Ilices that only
half the usual amount Of bread is bought
This has = terrible sound, t.o1gh difHiculI
Of reslza,;ol by thlse Vho are never both
cred By the pre- cf = iolf Of bread.
Ole man of "O.d HutCh's" stamp is s
moge prolific breeder of Anarchists thar
ten Herr MOSTS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-13
Hill In Indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS, October 12.-Au i'm
mense audience greeted Governor Hill in
the rink tonight. His address, which
was brief, was enthusiastically cheered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-13
NEWS AND COMMENT.
THE WEATHER.

For WsS, Virginia. Lignt local rains, followed
by iair wsstheT. col. =, westerly winds
For We, tern Pennsylvania: Light rams, I9!-
lowed by fair weather, warmer, westerly Winos'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-13

Get the best and cheapest. Salvation Oil
relieves in the twinkling of an eye. 25c
A million Americans use DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Other nations also. 25c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-13

Oatshsf Gross Sold to the Ainis
LOUISVILLE, October II. 2.--"Kd"croa'
/. catcher Of the Iouivilis Bsse Ball CAB,
bss been ssli to the Athletes for y. .6OO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-13

BLAINE is followed over the country by
swarm of pickpOcbes. Mr.. BLAINE is
friendly t. those nat'o1al pickFOcket',
The trusts, which fat probably eIcitas a
& low feeling 10 the bre' sss of these other
aud humber "poivAte affairs" We sd-
wise these lesser lights, who are following
Mr.. BLAINE around the country, 10 'save
mp" do bus;nss3 on larger scale and be
"protected under the brcal shall Of
American law"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-13

To THE young fsce PozsOni's oompsexic:
Powder gives fresher ehsrms !" tns oso
rsneved youth. Try It.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-13

Get the b st and cH~Spest Salvation OIL
relieves in the tsif kiln; ct an eye. 25c.
A million AnericanI uIe Dr.. BulPs
Cough SyluP. Olher nations alSo. 25s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-13

Mr.. 8. p. SAYRE, of New Martirsville,
has been selected to fill the vacant Audi
torsbip candidscy ol the Uni1n Labor
ticket,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-13
FOR HEADACHE
Use Horseford,s Acid Phosphate.

Use ohoEscfofu ASHu HoepHHtos
Dr.. ]. r Sanford, Sheffield, Mass, Gays:
"Msss excellent In arrangements Of the
nervous system, such as hesdachs and
sleeplessness."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-13

The PON. BILLY WILSON will deyour
Gen. GOFF at Msrtinsburg to-day. A
full ard entirely impartial and non-parti-
sRn report of tie jnint Geblte will be pub
lished in the SUNDAY REGISTER to-mOr-
row. Voters will fpd no better reading In
This csmpsig1 than the REGISTERS COM
ple;e snd fair reports Of these Joint debates.
The fallacy and utter emp ioess Of the Re-
publican pOsit:oo in this campaign will
be clearly shown up by Mr.. WILSON. We
can with .he utmost confidence ststs this
much before hand. A doubtful voters
and Republicans who cIa should hear
these JOINT debates, for thsy will be the
best educators Of the campaign.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-13
ALL FOR CLEVELAND.

DYNAMITE is playing prominent part
in the Chicago street car strike.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-13

Gov. DAVID BENNETT HILL. than whom
q more thorough Democrat does not exist
on tie fcotstcol, made great speech ct
Mitchell, Ind, yesterday. Mitchell IS 8
susll place and il rsinsd, but 5000 enthu-
siasiic people heard him. We advise Mr..
BLAINE, who is also in Indians, to steer
clear Of tie shoulder-hitting young Cover
nor OF New York, who is terrible fellow
and would rather elt Trus.-y jim than not.
TIE present and next Governor OF the En-
pire State will make the extraordinarily
liye'y campaign in, Iudiara sill more
lively. His speech yesterday was q NOBLE
sffGt. 1t is positively unanswerabls and
cannot help bat increase the msj ority for
CLEVELAND in little HARRIsON's State.
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The Fight Against Yerkes.

PrrTsBURG, Pa, October 12-Master
Workman schilling, o' the chic'go Grip
men, did not arrive to night as was ex.
pected. 1t is claimed that he was una
voidsbly detained and will be on hand tc-
morrow, when conference with Jsmes
Mage, Master workman of National
District 226. Knights OF Labor.
Mo timer O'Conre)l, Secretary and
Treasurer Of 226, and George Adams,
Of Pomeroy, Ohio, will be held in this
city. Magee and O'Connell arrived from
New York on tie evening train. The
proposed c,nferercs is for the purpose OF
considering the advissbility of calling ont
the grip men on sll the roads in which
Yerkes il tsreste1.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-13
CARY-ALLs STOPPED,
But Mayor Roche Forced to Rescind the
Order.

But Mayor Roche Forced to Rescind the
Order.
CHICAGO, October 12.-By order ct
Mayor Roche and the Chief Ct Police all
public conveyances except horse cars were
kept off Madison street to-day. Madison
street is the main east and west thorough
fare of the city. 1t has been the
avenue for nearly all the express
wagons, 'busses and other vehicles which
have taken the place of the cars. The
drivers of the carry-slls have been reaping
a rich hsrve,t ard they were loud in as
sertirg that the order was in the interest
of NJ. Yerkes. Other people, too, were
argry. Madison street retail merchants
We greatly exercised. The order was en-
forced for six ho1rs aud then Iescinded.
The sun., 1888-04-22

look to otnsrA " This complex 9yergyowth Of
wants and fruitions," which we call society. has
covered the earth as with banysn tree. TO
conquer this tropical forest. 70 cut our way
through II gently, to help to make Il o healthy
and agreeable place, is what we were put here %
ont, luxury, wit, and n sense OF enjoyment3 Al
though the. world may be too much with us, we
are not all bad. II the. American woman is
betrayed by her benuty, her wit. her lack OF
training into an occasional tastnSss 81 manner.
she Ia n good. true creature. She Ia helping
field OF the cloth OF gold, called America.
still, the sermons lately preached are clarion
call. They came from the warder On w the watch On
men say that you arol" Not what you are
TINT we live in the age where tho intense real
ism OF Zola has laid bare the most deeperate
sin, misery. and degradation OF human nature
whore the story Of DR.. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde has
told us that we all have two natures.
1t Ia for women to constantly .poetize the
truth. to show that there is best side to every
thing. TO them Is given the light Of poetic
vision, the genuine idealization OF the race. Let
rather than cloud It with reproach.
M. L. w. SHERWOOD.
The sun., 1888-04-22
Tive stsries Of Congressman Pettisrsws
From the Philadelphia Record Oh


Iheard two good stories to-day Of Pet<1e
grew Of South CAROLINA the great lawyer ~
was d Presbyterian of the straightest scot and i
Maunday Thursday, and Pettigrew and t6S
Episcopalians and Roman Catholics thoukh9
they would like an adjournment OF court ovet
Good Friday. :. Pettigrew was selected 70 msss
to move that the court adjourn over to-mcx-
row." why should the court adjourn over 70.
morrow when The docket is 50 cTewasd a.s
fo Is Good 10 aps Sf
decidedly. after moments thought ~tk8
court will sit to::morrow as usual" YER
we'll. your Honor" replied Pettigrew. addilG
Good Friday"
The same Judge was a great stickler for Stls
Qustte and when one hot July day PettGreVI
came into the court room In g black coat al4
eqT sterDiy To task asking hin him wSsshsG hs
not know that the rules Of that court required
It's counsellors to appear In black coat &n&
trousers" We'll, your Honor" said Pettigrep
innocently, 81 submit that am within til
rulc. for have on q black coat and trouseslI
But they're not black trousers" insistod The
Judge black coat and trousers means that boeI
shall be black" Then" said PsttigreWs sx
call your Honor's attention to tho fact that I'll
Sheriff OF this court is In contempt Of its rule[
sions In q cooked hat and sword. and whi,e ~
hat seems to be cooked his sword certainly r.
not" The Judge said no moro about IL
trousers SisH5 557
The sun., 1888-04-22

s:slI O. ~ SsE a. ri. e 1S!s1 ess ss
an ynnked them nys yoSns S besps oussr
that log done ''em up in her shawl slung 'em
over her shoulder. an dug fer the road She
Fampus Shind her % in the IT brush. s s an loetln
back she 900 the mother 0, them two. baby
sho y snortin' an. q howiin' for Roxy's meat.
gala them
an mebSy q ha' laid right down thar their
selfs sp' p lot the ol, par chaw 'ep. But Roxi.
pattern, sn' she hung on to them bars zii
tnpd hs ben he her oTn young u3s an ccSased
soobarbs o shotppnS oioarin'. She tore %SH down @
that OF bark road like a bush fire, an the
sam sx04F Ses sriE siS ass
SI, bar gained, on on, Roxy at q, ev'ry jump;
put a. in Rs her s Sso. sn' the suSs ssar
Il get 50 tn want more'n fifty foot tyixt her
no doubt th't the bar d hev her clutches on
her two 81 sss wen she rd sS
ns saS fDfsn s ys
'sneotin' spook like Of Buttermiit to line in
,hs percessiop kim 70 h9ld,pp 70 snddent
1t didn't take. her long. though. to sizo up But.
termilk, an then she give snort an steered
herself plumb for the mule. Roxy had slowed
up an stopped. too an made up her mind that
she want .agoin' ter see ol' Buttermilk chawed
up, II she had to pitch In an take
a. ham herself But the mule. know'd
wat he were thar for, an ez ol Mrs Bar
bite out q few mule steaks. or Buttermilk
shifted hissef bout three pints to the nor west,
sos his heels was the highest part O. his make
Hpto The M MSsr: Ths h b'sr az X.af SIsinssdd wa. Eits
sos hS sGs Bpt hS fhs
ria up like q blast In o rock, an his heels shot
out tohind an ketchsd the bar in tho forrid
an never give q whimper. Roxy list loaded the
carcase onter or Buttermilk an tho perces-
II un'erstan' It now. Squire. II Roxianny
ghotpunk's head hadn't ha' been red. or II
Cubby Jurdan's mule hadn't ha' ben shadin
onter w'ite. Roxyd ha' been breakfas' for bars
b'gosh, an tn wouldn't be ez much hist'ry o
ED, MOTT,