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, 1888-10-25

Nauch OA- l-Ths
ct attorney D. sr mid
sued warrants H. "a arrest
Cook and Thomas Major.
Iohn Mulhearn and Jss.
g; James Hannigsn,
Charles Terry ana
y conductors, in rs
cor, iie' the coroAv
er's j. IN grsss
negligel ',whish
resulted IL 'uriae
Of many Ral
disastr
TT .sTRR 81 sK1
, 1888-10-25

Old Hutchinson, the hero of the
great wheat deal in Chicago, who has
succeeded by trust and monopoly op-
erations in forcing thousands of poor
people to pay an additional two dol
lars per barrel for the -four they con-
sumo, is said to be a democrat. OF
course it was the naughty republi-
cans who persuaded him to do it
Yes, 'down with trustsp Take
Hutchinson and Gould, coal oil Payne
and Attorney General Garland, and
arraign them as they should beat
the bar of public opinion.
, 1888-10-25
Che 4f'cebIp Araas.

ONF ~ EFk!p argus.
Re- E-'.r. ., r# Post '.rr,... tart I.va
seId. 81 De-. s- -... r....,..-- u... ......--
ALLES Nua, -- EUtur and Neuag.r
s---------z-7a,-az------~
For Presidents:
BENJANIIN HAHRIsoN, OF Indiana.
For Vice Presidents:
LEVI p. MoUToS, Of New York.
For Delegate to Congress:
HoN. JNo, 3. ALIEN, of WaIla Walla.
For Adjutant General:
Il. G. O'BRIES, Of Olympia.
For Brigaa!er General:
\. 2. CUEEG. OF Spokane Falls.
For Prosecuting Attorney:
JOIN J. CsIHouS. Of Port Townsend.
For Joint Councilman:
ALLEN WEIR, of Port Townsend
For Joint Representative;
I. HIEcELEY. Of Port Angeles.
, 1888-10-25

Thurman shouts, IF those pension
bills had so much merit in them, why
didn't the republican senate pass
them over Cleveland's veto?" A DEM
ocratic paper in Port Townsend ech,
oes, ''Yes, why didn't they? They
had the votes" What silly boshl It
takes two-thirds vote to pass any
bill over the presidents veto. 1t
seems that neither Thurman nor the
camp-following editor knew about
this fact; or, did they think the pub
lie made up by fools?
, 1888-10-25
Jefferson County Ticket

GI3 JgeElsGY ALUAt
or county Auditor
JAMES SE.ANEA'
For Probate Judge,
OLlEEit NooD'
For School Superintendent
r. L. RYAN
, 1888-10-25
Editorial Notes,

THURSDAY, OCTOBER %, 1888.
, 1888-10-25

Is were col
britain, by an
Irge III. they were
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upon each other tooth and nail, when the
truth is, as we know, the people are going
about thsie business as usual, Democrats
and Republicans living in pTfsct peace
together, paying little more THIN casual
attention to the dGings of the politicians
and awaiting tie fual result, resolved TO
abide BY it.
Tbs msjoriiy of these fAlsshoOds origin
ate in the Iatetigeneer ohiee, and that
Institution is responsible for them.
Though not daring to publish quite go
glazing misrepresentation Of III people
in its W columns, its policy is in that
lire, and tends 10 sir up bitterness and
antagonism wherever it is given credence.
We select ct randsom from the editorial
columns of the IR~teligeneer, 9 sample OF
the incendiary stuff it is pouring into its
reaiers, and which is well calculated to
fomeut strife, and the b'ttsrest feeling
smorg the ignorant and credulOus:
So far as the Democratic managers can control
the result every Republican elected 10 Congress
Is to be counted out. The man whom the peo-
pie have chosen to be their Governor is TO go
with the Congressman.
The lob is being worked out Just as the LahAt-
gsReer supposed it would be. There Is no securi-
" for any ballot-box that is within reach to be
tempered with-eyerything is 10 Sd that STANDS
In the way OF Democratic ascendency.
The struggle is not over yet 1t is but begun
And s, forth. Elsewhere it publishes q
communication equally false, which aims
to put the REGISTER in the very position
the Iateuigeaeer il in-a fomenter of strife.
Il is headed The Incendisry REGIsTER
Attempting to Stir up a Rebellion" and
after quoting the REGIsTER's claim that
Judge FLEMING has been elected and will
be given his seat, comments:
This sounds a cool deal like the old rebel yell
Of $50. which in substance said elect Lincoln,
and we will make war on you.
Is 4: the intention Of tina REGISTER 70 start g
little rebellion in West Virginia? Does 1t intend
70 say that a Replb lean shall not be Governor
II -, permit me 10 say, that IL Gof Is elected
aud it looks strongly that wsy-the men who
elected him will see to It that he takes his seat
But after the experience Of lS6l to 1865 car
scarcely believe the REGISTER intends any resort
10 force or violence.
All of which gross misrepresentation If
we'll calculated to excite ignorant readers
of the HpteUigencer, WHO are so unfortunat;
ss to con6ue their reading to that organ, tC
the fighting point.
Tnis attitude of the organ Of tbs RepuS'
lican managers is mysterious. We can only
attribute it to malice and rage at the mis-
carriage Of thsir schemes of fraud, and 6
desire to take revenge out on somebody oil
anytO1y.
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THE CORRUPTION FUND.
Republicans Expended q Cool Half Million
In Indiana.

Republicans Expended q Cool Half Million
In Indiana.
WASHINGTON, November 26.-Colorel
E. b. Henderson, of Indiana, Drputy Com
miss oner CT Internal Revenue, ssid last
night: at takes money to conduct a cam.
p1igu, bat there is S limit to legitimate tx'
oeuditure. 10 1884 cur expenses were
$50 900 in Indians, and we ran q rafting
campaign. do not sac how we could have
spent more lsgitimst ely. know that the
Republicans put fully ten times $50, 900 In
Indisna this ear.
"Who did the work for Dudley p
Local politicians whom he regarded as
srusty. The blocks Of five were carefully
divided up and the men who had charge OF
Them we've given $lO0 each and expected
10 render an account of the money. This,
you ses, is the rate Of $50 per man. aud
that is the rate paid. Toe only speciicin-
stance that / recall as coming directly IN
der my observation was 10 my W 'l9c-
ton district, in Martinsville, led. Tner5
the money WAS pat into good hands, and
those whn had charge of tho cash were
supplied with ballots folded down the mid,
die and then cross instesd of the usual
m4Dner. These ballots were easily dis
riupui4hable VIXEN the count vas made
and the Republican judge Of election had
40 difficulty in ascertaining inst how
many woes were delivered. Fifty of thase
peculiarly folded ballots were found in the
boxes in my district, and nobody knows
how comprehensive the scheme may hsve
been,n
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ID

Tie sbsurdly false reports that ire
sponsibls and ~uupriuciplsd Republican
newspaper correspondents are shipping
away from this State by the column gov
worse Is il becomes clearer that the Demo
Gratis have won an honest victory.
We eau conceive OF no special object
that this sort of work is intended t.
further and consequently prefer 10 believe
that il is due piimsrily to sdesire IN the
correspondence part to make MONEY ard
~sCcOudsriiy to partisan malice. These
falsehoods ere all on the same line, but
we hesitate to sccuss the Republican
msnlgers Of being behind it. We fail to
see what they could accomplish by il.
Oae thing is certain, ihese bold lies are
extremely huEtfal TO the State. II is IN
fortunate that power TO ruin the
reputation Of 8 State abroad
should he in thu hands OF . few
malicious, irresponsible, feather-brained
newspaper reporters But such is the fact.
Day after day columns Of the widest flst-
hoods from West Virginia greet Us in cur
exchanges. It pays the sendsSs Of these
lies well, no doabk, but if money is all they
&c K it would pay West Virginia 10 psr-
sion them q thousand times over and keep
them quiet.
Judging by these gross falssAoods one
would imagine that the people here were
Iinsd pp in battle array, Democrats against
Republicans, from one end of the State to
the CtS&, awaiting an opportunity to fall
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RrAce IN.

You are feeling depressed, your appetite
is poor, you are bothered with Headache
you are idgety, nervous, and generally ont
Of sorts, and want to brace up. Brace up,
but not with st%imu1ants, spring medicines.
or bitter5, which have for their basis very
cheap, bad whisky, and which stimulate
you for an hour, and then leave you in 8
worse condition than before. What you
want is an alternative that will purify youI
blood, start healthy action of Liver and
Kidneys, restore your vitality, and give
renewed health and strength. Such q
medicine you will find in Electric Bitters
and only 80 cents a bottle at Logsn &OC.'
Drug Store.
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FOR RENT.
Two large rooms, no. Ili3 Market street.
Five Room House on South Kim st., Island.
FOR SALE.

Good building tote IN Sixth ward.
No. 50 Eighteenth street, two-story brick, seven
rooms, lot 20XlU9. 81 100
Three story double brick, Nos. I'LL and 1liS
Ma Eet street, between + evGnth and Twelfth
streets.
House and lot No. 6 s. Huron st., Island, 500
House and y Lot, No. 81 Fifteenth street, six
rooms, good cellar, bathroom, pantry, natural
gas, city gas and water.
AcOuole two story frame OH Alley d, Third
ward, 5000.
No 80 Fourteenth street, eight rooms, lol
S0Xl90.
House and lot ll2l Alley II, sl,S90.
House and lot on :. Wabash ST., Island $500
A good building lot on Jscob st., Eighth ward.
Lot 2iXl0 OIL east side Of Chapliue street, be
tween Tw"nty-AiXth ndTweuty-seventh streets
Two Lots on SOnth Penn street, Island, high
ground, 8 1000.
One-half Lot and Two Houses, Nos. Ill and III
Fourteenth street, $500.
No. 9GS Market street, Two Lots aud Three
Houses. Rents for $500 PC. month, $500.
Apply ~ ". II. RiNEHART,
Real Estate Agent and Loan Broker,
no20 ll6S Market Street.
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Advice to

Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup fol
children teetbing, is the prescription Of
one of the best female nuraes and physicisnE
in the United States, and 'hss been used
for forty years with never failing success
BY millions Of mothers for their children
During the process of seething its value IL
incalcuable. 1t relieves tbs child froR
pain, oures dysentery and diarrhuea, gIiP-
ing in the bowels, and wind collie. b
giving health to the child Il rests its
mothsT prIna 2Er = hnttIR.
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FRY AND HALE
Refuse to Get Out OF Blaine's Way fol
q. y. Senator.

refuse 70 Get OuI u oIALHos "Ss 80
@. y. Senator.
WASHINGTON, November 26.-The sd'
vices from Maine t, the effect that Sena-
tors Hale and Frye insist that Mr.. Blaine
should have . place in the Cabinet are in
terpreted By Senator's here to mean that
neither of those gentlemen will surrender
his seat in the upper branch of Congress to
make o place for Mr.. Blaine.
The Senators who are in position tt
know what is likely to occur still insist
that Mr.. Blaine will not consent to 90 lnto
the Cabinet for two reaso3s. One Is thai
it may embarrsss ths President BY arous-
ing some ancient a~ntsgOuisms, and tie
other that Mr.. Blaine feels that ne would
be charged with any compilations that
might arise in the arrangement Of the per
sonnel of the new Administration.
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THE arduous work of recouuting the
ballots in this county Is finished. TIE
BoaId CT Commissions s, 70 sIvs time and
tie expense Of q further recount, yester-
day grantel tle Republicans four the bal
lots they claimed in Richie district, which
m lkes q difference Of eight votes on all the
State Cfic ss, Governor excepted, in favor o.
the Republicans, but, despite this liberal
actiOn on tbs part OF the Democrats the
Republican managers viii OF course con
tinus to blackguard the Board aS usual.
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Free Trade Ia Votes.

Some Of G)ff's fellow candidates on the
State ticket are beginning to wonder why
ne is 80 much more popular tbau they in
every county in the State.
What should be in that, Caesar?
"why should that name be sounded more than
yours
The Truth is, thst while the little Gen
sral was deuouuciug free trade" amoog
she Democrats, he was prsc i.iug it rather
.trorg among the republicans. Hence,
the Hsrriscn electors and the Republican
STATE t;ckes ran behind the little man with
winning ways.
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TaE H4teLigeacer is very loud and very
fresh in bowling fraud at Weizsl county,
bat it has not and crnnot present one
scin,ills ofeyideuc9 that theoe has been any
f.aud. TIE trouble with the Intelligence
is, that IL judges all men by its own code
Of morals.
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Looks Favorable for Ba'aam's Ass

INW A"N At'N
Look here! Isn't the new Republican
administration trying to run the Old Tesla.
ment into the goound {?
Thtrs is Benjamin at the head Of
affairs and Levi 3 gcoi sAcond. All tina,
WA sufficiently old. Bat here comes
an e. an to be Hsrr.SOn's private secre'
taTy.
WHAT docs it mean?
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Not without Its Lesson.

The decision in the Fry-Hlbbsrd case has
had the ell c. Of Bringing about a compro,
mise between the principals cfs Conuecti,
cut breach Of promise suit. In lieu Of tee
$50, 900 which tie p'aintifT had decided to
ak, she gIscefu ~ accepted $50, desming
this trih' better thin nothing, plus the
costs of the pro e'uti N. The esp icity &c
earn is 10. wholly extinct yet.
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DIED.

MCKEE-On Monday, November &c, 1888, at s
O'Clock =. LII FILA HOLIDAY MCKEE, wifeioi
d. J. Mckee, in her 3ltt year.
Fuceral Wednesday at > O'Clock p. m, from sol
Main street. Interment at Greenwood Cemetery,
DILLON-AttA the residence OE her husband, on
Sunday morning. November -. lSSS, at li:30 a.
N MARGARET ELI ~, wife OF James VI. Dillon,
aged - years.
The funeral will take place from her late resi-
dence lOi Sixteenth street, this "wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock. Intcrment private.
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REJUvKNATING THE B. Il o.
steps Taken In the Work of General Re
organization.

steps Taken In the Work OF General KS
organization.
BALTIMORE, Nd, November 26.-In a
statement issued to-day, William FricF,
the director in the Baltimore and Ohio re,
csntly elected to fill the plscs of Robert
Garrett, announces that the remaining
members Of tie committee sppolnttd to
investigate the affairs Of the roSd, Will he
expected TO submit the result OF thelI
labors as so n as they are through. Oilers
will be appointed 10 assist if such a couIs:
is declared necessary. The committee
left 10 the Board are Sanator German and
Thoma, Lsnaban Those retired are
Judge Dobbin, Vim. Keyser and james
McIane.
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IHAvE been a sufferer from catarrh for
the past eight years. Having tried num-
Der Of rex e1ies advertised as sure cures"
without obtaining any relief had resolved
never to take any otter patent medicines,
when 8 friend advised me to try Ely's
Crtam Balm. I did so with great leluct-
sncs, bat can now testify with p,essnre
that at er using it for six weeks l believe
myself cured. 1t is q most agreeable
remejy-ao invaluable BAlm.-Jcseoh
Stewart, 624 Grand Ave-, Brooklyn.
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Praise for Governor Wilson.

Hon. + W. Wilson will be q candidate for
L. S. Senator. The Governor hiss made q
gallant fight for the Democracy Of this State
snd deserves much at the hands Of his par
ty. He has made the te1t Governor the
Safe has ever had and would make a good
Sarasor.
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The Storm ut DapVers.

DANvERs, MASS, November 26.-Tht
present storm is the worst that has eyel
been experienced here at this time Of year.
The wind blew 8 hurricane and snow
drifted to the heightof three and four feet
Horse cars wsrs abandoned all along the
lire aud religious services at the churches
were suspended lass night. Slaighing and
wheeling are equally bad, telephone and
telegraph and electric light wires are
down; drains are full and the stree
aoCd.d. Trsins with double engine Ter,
vcs are nesrly on time this morning.
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THEreCo1n. in Wetz i county progressed
without friction yesterday, and Me-. PEN
DLErON gained sixteen votes, which elects
him to q moral certainty.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria

When BG5y was sick, we gave her CastoriA
When she was \ Child, she cried for CaStoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she them Castoria
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ExECUToR's sALE OF MAIN Snrr

IN ECUT H'H hNLE VI MIN ''E"
" Property. I
II not soooer sid Al private 'sl, " Y
Saturday, December !. ls.s, At i0oool.t
st the north front door Of the con ~
Ohio county IN the Ciy ~ "h.slltf Ss
pu lie SAIe 10 the highest and beat hiisT 81
following dcscritpd real ,,tais. viz TbidfoDl
feet in front on the west tide ~ NaiB 3fst
the northern part Of lot Numbered forJc% :
No. AZ, Of aud X addition Otbe riIdts
lng. and rum ing bark we,ivsfdlJ ifol ,I
street one hundred AMI twenty too i-s
twenty foot alley. upOn which ihf iesS
Nos 2lt3 and Zib on sA!d street arc l0nssh
Observation-Disclosures % s.hSN
ed on the day ~ sale. HENRY Ea'
Executor Of the wiilof Christina scfiE Sefs
W. II. HALLER, AucfIOnser.
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INJECTION NOTICE.

DECRUITING RENDEZVOUS, U. S. ARMY,
N No. 1919 Market St, Wheeling, Wet Vir.
guis, November 18th, 1888. sealed proposals. In
triplicate, subject TO the usual conditions viii
be received at this rendezvous, until l2o'clock,
noon, on the 26:h day OF December, 1855. and
then opened; for furnishing Cooked RAuonS,"
in such quantities as may De necessary for the
at this station for the remainder OF the fiscal
year ending June 30ih, 1889. Proposals for "a
lions to be furnished at pisces Objectionable for
recruits will no. be considered. Full informR-
ton will be furnished upon application TO this
rendezvous. The government reserves the right
70 reject any or all proposals. Envelopes con-
tanning proposals should be marked "Proposals
for Cooked Rations" and addressed 10 ALLEN
SMITH, Captain 9TH Cavalry, K. o..
nO1nZ q gS-de2i q 26.
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FAIR
Election Notice.

In pursuance Of the bylaws of the Yves. Viz,
gInia Exposition ard State Fair Association, q
meeting Of the Stockholders will be held on tie
fist DAY Of December, 1888, between the hours
Of two and FIVE O'Clock p. m, in the rooms OF the
Board of Commissioners OF Ohio county State Of
Vest Virginia. for the purpose of holding an
election for q Board OF Directors 10 serve during
the year of lSSy. and to transact any other bust.
ness that may be brought before the meeting.
JOHN h. HOBBS, Pres't
GEORGE UOOK, Secretary, no2li
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Mitchell wiling to Fight sullivan.

PHILADELPHIA, November &C. Charlie
Mitchell, the EngIish pugilist, who is now
in the city, when shown the Boston dis
patch announcing John L. Sui iVan's offer
of ST., $50 TO Mitchell to stand up eight
rounds in front of him in a public glove
contest, said: 81 dOa't want to take ad,
vantage CT the man; he ia SICK. He must
have bad advisers. Nv advice to him
would b9 to lay off for five years Instead
of five months, and By that time Re would
regain his old form. However, if be wants
to have 8 20, l am willing to meet him,
and, what is more, I will giye him 81 800
il he will stand up sgainit me for eight
rounds"
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HURRAH for JOHN o. PRNDLEIOS and
his vampires!
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Good Results In Every Caso.

D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with a severe cold that
settled on his lungs; had tried many RENE
dies without benefit. Being induced to
try DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption, did so and Yves entirely cured
by use Of a few bottles. Since which time
he has need it in his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This is the
experience of thousands whose lives have
been saved by this wonderful discovery,
Trial bottles free at Logan & Oo.'s Drug
gforo
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One I2x2O forty 10 hfty estimated
horse pOWer.) Good az new, only run
about two years with best OF care.
VIII sell this engine for $3.50, to be
delivered about December LIST. Now
I'm use at our Works.
oclG BLOCH BROS.
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BASE L
BATS. MASKS,
GLOVES AND BELTS,
Croquet and HanmockS, Books, Magazines and
Papers.
C. b. QUTMBY,
leo Pn0ERaller and NewRfealaR.
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n II. MILLER.
Heavy Sheet Iron Works,

Chimneys. Bhtchens, Tanks, Lifebosts, and all
kinds Of Rolling Mill, GlaSshouse and Steam
boat work. Estimates furnished on application.
c. Il. MILLER,
ncgesb il26 Water Street.
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under the management Of CBAs / Nm
In the new domestic history by InsppkE
johnson tin which the huu ocurs ~. In
happy colorfng to the pithetlc) eat,I.S1Afs
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Aew advertisements.

THOR sALE-A NUMBER OF LAW BOOKS
Il cheap. A chance for q young attorney. .Ap-
nly at lZ25 Market street. auISeodX
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ENGINE FOR SALE.

ocSeSb
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OPERA HOUSr
"Wednesday and THURSDAY, EasnIan,,

The arrangement tabs great p,e.r.
nouncing the engagement OF ~ n z.
ented young actress u
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-05-17
Gave Her Husband to Another.

NEBRASKA, CITY, NEB., May 10
After a separation of twenty years John
B. Craddock and wife met in this city
April1. They came to this country in
1858, converts to Mcrmenism. By ar
rangement the wife started for Salt Lake
City in advance of her husband, but on
her arrival there she fell into the hands
of one of the apostles. who was cap.ivated
by her charms, and upon learning of the
expected arrival of her husband he hid
her away. When Craddock arrived he
could find no trace of her, and after q
vain search of several days he settled in
Nebraska City. In the course OF year,
believing that his wife had been killed
by Indians on her way to Salt Lake City,
he married again.
Mrs. Craddock finally escaped from her
confinement in Utah and returned to
England, where she remained until about
eight months ago, when she learned
through relatives of her husband that he
was still alive and residing here. About
the first of last month she came here and
found him living with his second wife
and large family of children. After
talking the matter ovsr, she was conVin-
ced that he had acted in good faith, end,
although she says she still loves him
dearly, decided not to disturb his present
relations, and last night bade him last
adieu and started for England.