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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14

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progress favoraby, although, so far,
no serious damage has been done.
The cucumber crop IS enormous
this year. Vendors are disposing Of
them at 5 TO IL cents per dozen, and
still have enough to feed their hogs.
Messrs. .Bellar & Eagen, photo
graphers, who we're to appear at
Petty's old stand on the 18th. were
prevented from coming, by had
weather. but they will be here on
June 18th. Save Jour orders for
them.
The greater taste and culture Of
the people -of Vermilion in these
later days, makes Itself apparent in
many different ways. Parks are
now demanded. finer houses, better
schools, more tasteful grounds, etc,
and great liberality is shown. Be-
fore the war there was high culture,
bat not one tenth the diffusion Of
taste now prevalent.
Tomorrow is the grand contest
between the Lafayette Camelias and
our Red Stockings. The Abbeville
boys says they are confident of
success, and the Camilias are Of the
idea that they viii be victorious;
now who is right will be decided
tomorrow. They treated our boys
white when they went to Lafayette,
and we should endeavor to return
the compliment. Come, boys, let's
give them q glorious reception.
Bismarck" reques ted US 10 state
that If anybody was in any way
offended at his notes that appeared
in this paper some weeks ago, they
could ascertain his name by calling
on this editor. He says that he is
tired Of hearing the remark, good
thing | don't know who's Bism arck,
or I'd mash my fist on his jaw" He
also says that he had his jaws iron
plated, and is in trim to stand d
good deal Of mo shing.
As there Is but little business
transacted after I p. m, we suggest
that our merchants close their stores
after that hour, in order to give
their clerks a little needed recrea
ton, It is an unnecessary tax on
both the clerks and bosses, 10 this
warm weather, to keep open late
the entire week. This plan has
been adopted 10 several of our sister
towns. Saturdays. Of course, is an
exception to the rales. /
The Community was shocked last
Sunday, By the death Of Hon. Robt.
G. Smedes. District Attorney, which
occurred at 5 o'clock that morning,
after a brief illness of typhoid fever.
Bob was a man Of many excellent
traits, and had endeared himself to
q host Of friends. III the discharge
Of his official duties, he vas active
and fearless. We deeply mourn his
nntimely end, and tender bis be
reavea family our sincere coincidence
Messrs. Euphenon Leblanc, and
NJ. 7. Gordy, went out in the
country this week. and on their
return, our reporter, IS customary,
interviewed Euphemon Leblanc,
and put to him the usual question,
Whats the news,' TO which the
gentleman very cautiously replied:
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14
Succession Sale.
STATE or LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Vermilion,
Twenty.ffth Judicial District Court
Nd. 142.
Succession Of Adea Dubois.


Notice is hereby given shat by virtue
Of an order Of sale granted by the. Hon
25fh Judicial District Court, in md for
the parish aforesaid. In the IaatteYe Of the
above numbered and entitled snccessidsh
/ viii proceed TO sell on
MONDAY, JULY 7th, 1890.
between the hours of II n. M. and o'eIock
D. M. BIT Che residence 81 she deceased. st
public auction, to the laas md iH chest
bidder, for cash, to pay aaJta, die fol-
lowing described property. tasw
The uTd. of q certain tract ef Land Ia
Sc. ! of sec sc e. 1873. r. u, measmrlIsg
one 6a-lW arpents front by she depth eli
said quarter Of section between parallel
lines running east and west. hsnaFia6
North by lands formerly ~beionetag 81
Joseph Dr6uet. deceased. South III
mere Landry, East by jules DT9uet. and
West by 0nezime Landry, and being lot 1
of diagram annexed to act ef4p0etltinn
and donation from Marie DTJaSt Us her
children. One dwelljlg house. 0aa other
house ~ peW fence. fhe grewihIerop. rte.
]. One arinofr. {. Cine spi1gafI.a Wheel
J: Ono feather bed and mattress. Il high
sheets. S. COWS 1Id calves aud
Oth0f articles 100 numerous b8 Menti0tfs
Give under nav official signature, CT
this, THE agrd d4v-6f MaY. AZ d., 1900.
u q. BSOUSS&RD, Dg. ShoFitf
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14
OUR CHOICE FOR DISTRICT
ATTORNEY
n r,
OF AhbevilIe.

~ ASh@Nli@s
Watermelon.
Base ball tomorrow.
Patronizo home industry.
Are you q lottery mar?
Where Is that mustac6e, Adonfs 2
seaah5rs parties seems u BE al
he 80.
Roasting ears will be abundant
0 We like it, we do"
Who will be the next District
Attorney?
Did you sign Mt. Gordv's peti.
ton? IF not. you are IN. g"
Where did yob get those yellow
slippers?
Send in your communications, on
any subject.
Police Jury met last Tuesday, in
regular session,
The bayou was pretty high Mon.
day, aud disappointed fishermen.
School vacation near at hand, and
the children are ubiIant.
Get q move on you, Bebe, and
give the boys . hop.
Mr. Stewart is to commence work
on the court house Monday.
Mr.. 0phelias B9urqne. has had
his fence adjoining our sanctum
repaired.
Spend a dollar with J.. N. Green,
by buying a lottery ticket. This is
your lucky month.
We learn that there will be an
immense crowd from Lafayette here
tomorrow.
When you want a neat job, quickly
executed, don't forget that the
MERlpIoNAL is the place 10 go.
Hnraah for the yermilion Tiger
John Bearegard) and nobody else
'.Shooay, don't you bother John"
Judge Conrad Debailon, Of Lafa.
yette, attended the funeral Of Hon
&. @. smedes, Monday.
Don't send OF for your job work,
when yoh can get just as good a
job here at home.
Our young friend, Thomas Moore,
tells US that be is eating waterfhel.
COS already, and assured Us that he
would send Us q aainple.
The old saying that it never
rained during the night in June,
vas knocked in the head last Sun
day night.
Our handsome friend, Arthur
DateI, Of St. Martinsville, is on a
visit to relatives and his girl, in
AbbeviTle.
The farmers arejubilant over the
nron n,oenaots Cottou Is osnnn;alIv
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14

Read the card Of Mr.. Beauregard,
in this issue. It is very spicy.
Who says that We are not going
to have q court house?
Watermelons were on sale on our
streets Thursday, and 700 let we
got one.
Next Thursday, 10 inst, the Holy
Communion will be administered
to 1870 children, at the Catholic
Church. Immediately after high mass.
Messrs. Romero & Trahan had
the misfortune of losing one of their
finest livery stable horses, Wednes
day Of this week.
Is you want 70 take a good rest
secure a position IN a store that does
not advertise, and you have the
bull by the horns.
-
n, G. Young. Esq, and family,
returned from the seashore last
Thursday night, after spending a
pleasant time.
Notwithstanding the rain and
mud, the funeral of Hon. R. G..
Smedes was well attended. The
tiremen were out in full uniform.
Capt. Geo. E. Lyons, will soon
began regular trips to Lafayette
with the Mary Rose. He went up
the bayou last week, on a cleaning
out the channel trip.
The Young oranges on The trees
around AbbeviIle are looking
splendidly, and are growing very
nicely. Some of them are fairly
loaded with the young fruit.
Mr.. j. NJ. Beauxis, left for Grand
Coteah Wednesday. morning, and
on his return will be accompanied
BY his son, who has been attending
college there.
We are in receipt Of a copy Of
he speech delivered by Hon.
Andrew Price. in the House.
of Representatives, on Tuesday,
May Goth, 1890. Ii IS a valuable
document, for which we return many
thanks to the sender, Mr. Price.
A wel.lknown Republican Of our
town, upon being asked to sign an
anti.lottery petition, remarked:
DO you think that I'll sign a peti
ton against the lottery, when my
party turns the crank Of that insti.
tuition r. Put a head on this, dear
Alpha.
Our urbane young friend, 3. O.
Broussard, we are glad to say. has
been appointed q notary public.
0dilon will surely make q credita.
bic officer, and If have any notarial
work, would do we'll to call on him.
Shake ga
We are informed by a gentleman
from the country, that o strange
freak Of nature recently born at
about eight miles from this town, ii
the shape Of a human child born
with the head, feet and arms of a
turtle. When last heard from, the
little curiosity was atill alive,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14

Strangers are continuously pour
ing into AbbeviIle, visiting the
hidden treasures of beautiful Yer,
million. aud it will only be q question
Of a short while wliea we can proud
y boast Of Vermilion parish as one
Of the most prospecting parish in the
State, Come to Vermilion, ye
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14

Nj. and Mrs. John Abshire, IT.,
set sail for the seashofe Tuesday
morning, where they have gone
with their daughter, Miss Olita.
who goes there for medical treat
mont, being afflicted with rhcama-
tism. We hope that the soothing
gull breeze viii restore her to health.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14

A wel.lknown Republican Of our
town, upon being asked to sign an
%anti.lottery petition, remarked:
DO you think that I'll sign a peti.
ton against the lottery, when my
party turns the crank Of that iusti.
tuition r Put a head on this, dear
Alpha.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14

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Messrs. Euphenon Leblanc, and
NJ. 7. Gordy, went out in the
country this week, and on their
return, our reporter, IS customary,
interviewed Euphemon Leblanc,
and put to him the usual question,
What's the news" to which the
gentleman very cautiously replied:
well. all We saw was an old woman
ploughing in the feli, while the old
man vas washing the clothing
1t is hardly necessary TO say that
he LETT without any news, and has
the heart burn yet.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14

a man who can kick q pulpit to
pieces and bang he covers off the
Bible is no longer considered b
great preacher. -Ex.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14

Our urbane young friend, 3. q.
Broussard, we are glad to sag. has
been appointed . notary public.
0dilon will surely make q credita.
bic officer, and if have any notarial
work, would do well to call on him.
Shake So
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14

There is certainly too much rain
nowadays, for farming operations to
progress favoraby, although, SO far,
no serious damage has been done.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14

Watermelons were on sale on our
streets Thursday, and 700 let we
got one.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14

Mr.. J.. NJ. Beauxis, left for Grand
Coteah Wednesday. morning, and
on bis return will be accompanied
BY his son, who has been attending
college there.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14

We are informed by a gentleman
from the country, that o strange
freak Of nature recently born at
about eight miles from this town, ii
the shape Of a human child born
with the head. feet and arms Of a
turtle. When last heard from, the
little curiosity was still alive,
Mr.. and Mrs. Loais taporte, Il
Cheniere al Tigre, who had been
spending some times in our town,
visiting friends and relatives, left
for their home Tuesday morning
They were accompanied on their
return BY Mrs. Edgar Dntel and
family, and Miss Hildibraot.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14

The farmers areubilant over the
crop prospects. Cotton is especially
ahead; and the only thing thai might
interfere with the present bright
outlook will be the continuous rains.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14

Messrs. Romero & Trahan had
the misfortune Of losing one of their
finest livery stable horses, Wednes
day of this week.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14

The cucumber crop Is enormous
this year. Vendors are disposing Of
them at 5 TO III cents per dozen, and
still have enough to feed their hogs.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14

Next Thursday, 10 inst, the Holy
Communion win be administered
to 1870 children, at the Catholic
Church, Immediately after high mass.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14

VIZ are in receipt Of q copy Of
he speech delivered by Hon.
Andrew Price, in the House
of Representatives. on Tuesday,
May goth, 1890. Ii is a valuable
document, for which We return many
thanks to the sender, Mr. Price.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14

The young oranges on The trees
around Abbeville are looking
splendidly, and are growing very
nicely. Some of them are fairly
loaded with the young fruit.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14

Read the card Of Mr.. B~eauregard,
\ this issue. It is very spicy.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14

Who says that we are not going
to have q court house +?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-01
THREE R0USING SPEECHES.
General Gonrs Fabric of FAIsehOOd Com
p,eteIy Demolished.
Special Telegram to the Register


p,eteIy Demolished.
Special Telegram TO the Register.
CHARLESTON, January 3l.-The finish
ing strokes in the demolition Of the fabric
of falsehood, which Gen. GOf' had raised
to protect bis claim to the Cflice CT Cover
nor OF West Virginia, were delivered to-
day. Ths debate in the Joint Assembly
was closed in behalf of Judge Fleming
by three magnificent speeches. Their su-
per;ors have not been heard during the
entire nine days discussion. They car.
red conviction 10 every mind that was
capable Of being convinced.
Very Unexpectedly Senators Price sr ID
FiuurnOy agreed to address the assembly,
sud Mr.. Kee granted them each twenty
minutes Of his time. An hour was rever
pus to batter use. Both gentlemen bad
thoroughly studied every question ia
volyed il the Mercer and Mcdowell
county cates, and it is not too much 10 cay
that their arguments were the clear
est aud most conclusive yet presented on
these points. Fact was piled on fact TO
show that the negro voters were non resi-
dents, were Republics al were not legsl
voters Neither gentleman attempted any
discussion of any other points in the con
test; bat stated that they relied solely On
these two counties to prove the entire jas
tice of Judge Fiemirg's claim to the office
o. Governor.
Chairman Kee's closing address was G
mastery effort. II more thsn sstisfie the
high hopes which the Democrats rested on
him. The charges OF partissuship which
mad been brought against the msj lrity OF
the committee were hurled back, and Gen.
Goff a1d his pleaaers were srraignep in
soathipg terms for bringing political
interests into the discussion. The
Kanawba outrage was exposed more clear
ly than j. has yet been don! and tie special
activity OF John Cooper IN the Mercer
county election shown 10 have been part
OF gigantic conspiracy to poll Illegal
votse. The address was worthy OF the mag
nifce1t of1lTtG which prec, dsd it. Through
out the debate the Dem0Cra,s have had the
advsn ,age at every pOint, aud all they have
gained was held and made SAFE hy Mr.
Kee's able argument
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-01
0os-,p from OhsEIeston
"a Telerrsm b ID ResI.ter.

Special Telegram ID the htAht'l'
CHARLESTON, Jiuusry 3L--A charter
was Issued to-day 10 the West Virgins
Historical s,cisty. The charter member;
sre sons of tbs mos. distinguished gentle
men OF tie state, who hsppen TO be here.
Gen. Goff is confined 10 his room with d
severe cold. His illness, however. does
tot Keep & loog s.ii0g OF suxious Republi'
cans rom filing in a. all hours to see and
feast heir eyes on their idol.
Senator Smith is reported to be better
this evening. He vas on The holr OF tie
Assembly for a short time to-day.
Among the srrivals this evening were
Hon. J. Alex EYirg, D A Dorsey. and
T. W. Bsown, o. Mouud=ville, ami c "
Watson and s. ". Poe, OF Grafton.
Hon. W. ". Brown, Prosecuting Attor-
ney of Jefferson county, is ia ths city cD
legal business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-01

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, January 81. -
Jimmy Carroll, Of Chicago, tie brother CT
Paddy Carroll, the heavyweight, fought
George COrrgsp, Of this city, near here
last night. They fought fifteen rounds,
when OOrrigan was kuoCk ked down aud tire
police then fpaeaFed. Tommy Mi ler wss
the referee and declared the sff.ir draw.
Six ounce gloy,s were used. Botn men
we're pretty badly pGnished aud rather
used Up st the end. Carroll seemed TO
be the bst;er man and carried himself well
Throughout in spite of the yells and sym.
p4ii-- OF the crowd, which seemed to be oil
Tor Corigan. The men and backers agretd
upon another fsht Sc soJn as arrangements
can be sEfely made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-01
AClsg FOR LEGAL INVESTIGATION
HAS TBs PLOT BEEN SUCCESSFUL?


lnls' STE '''''
today ihs' most s.''.'s every GU 4'H VI
w,s. Frsn' ia'oa iei.l''',n '''' 'D'
srsa,e dagger ,l'i e'n '-'''''l "
publican se'-'a-
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-01
Another Scene of Legislative
Chaos in The House.
REED AND HIS RECKLESS TACTICS.
The Big Man From Maine Vigorously Ar.
aigned by Bynum
SPRINGER AND DALZSLL TAXI HAND.
The Republican Party Hauled Over the
Goals by the Indiana representative
Leading Republicans Admit the
Probable Democratic Color
Of the Mex, House
sp,c.ei Bl,graw % as Rgbtr.

sp.e'el Rbgra~ % NJ Rgstr.
WASHINGTON, January 3L-Arsr n
three days conflict such q, h.. rnre.g ban
witnessed in Thu country ofv,eleo, put,.
sarship and plsuAuce ci the so,k r,c..
e's AID de p.rate iac,ics eve, rss3itei ,o
by any political party, The SDi,s jack.
son contest case was brought b fore thc
House 20 day. The Democrats made
gallant dShs AMI uadoubtedly have the
country with them Toey have cos,end,d
fer the tree prioc'p.es of Tree gov.
eminent. Many OF the l,sd.rg R.pub.
licans il CosgrCss, such a. Ba,t.rxorth
OF Ohio, and Blrrows, Of 3ichgao. frankly
adm. that every thing poiut, to TIE ,l.c.io,
Of DsmOcfa!ie m ion,y in the next
HOnse.
Ia this connection 1t has been repeatedly
said that then the DsmoOlts would Ra
evel by ayailing Themselves of the p.e,.nt
Republican tact G., bet every Demcc.att
pudia,es this. Carlisle, Cfi % ari oihe.s
say that sboGld the nt1, Home o. Demo.
cratic they will 80 ~ thoy dil nfh,
NLNlllth Congress, when 'he fret Demo.
cratic Congress repniii.td X .iirf's rsp iss
If the prec,d ding Houss.
To-day the dght was urged with a'l tls
y'sor AID earnestGess that has prryuu.y
c1srscteiiz3d IL.
TIE most exciting incident " Mr Rg-
1uu.'s denuocia.ol ard mnierms.t sd
z Cd aud his party
To morrow Onsg will pre.elt ie f.,s
and figures thosiag that j OK .a v.s
elected, bot il Viii pet ,d.c anyairs.
Toe Republicans have detesnia,d tou..
seat hun reg d iess fiig1'. honcr aea l,.
C reg Represented W Wufon sl.s ihatIf
Judge Jack Is deprived 10 ht .e..Ls
partissn nj lics tbat be wiil lo Cu d.. %
the respect and good esc,s OF st tp
Democrat, who hsye lc.fr,3 ,o .,.9 ..
and tstefm him hscsu. oi ls J..rih-t
and manly heafifv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-01
Lsgi,la'iya Miscelisny.

Special Tt!e0rdm 10 l.e Re2issr.
CHARLESTON, January Sl.-The House
bad lively battle this evening after th,
Joint Assembly adjourned. A motion
vas made by the Republicans to adjourr
and they continued to filiihu.ter during
tile entire session, wh'c1 lasted yearly
until night.
In spite of their opposition, however,
considerable business was transacted. $ \
bills were taken up, read for the first
time snd passed 10 a second reading, and
among them were Col. Tom DArrah',
game Law; the bill TO protect the rights Of
cities and towns subscribing stock TO rail
roads; the Ksnswha Criminal Court bill,
and a new hcg law. Ia the face Of the
decided opposition to sll legislation, how
ever, it is not probable that many q thCse
mea5ures will become laws.
Tee school book men are preparing 10
make sno'her determined ouslaught on the
present law tomorrow. They have mar.
sbaled all their forces, and If it should
happen that the Joint Assembly should
adjourn without vote ol the gubernsto
rial question the most OF the day will prob.
ably be taken up in the battle The friends
Of the present law are numerous, and they
have been gazing strength and courage
daily. They will make bitter fgh. 10
morrow if it becomes necessary TO DO 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-01
INCREASE PENSION ALLOWED
The Case OF Daniel a. Wood, of West Vir
glnis, Sstiled.

kAutnt
WASHINGTON, January 3I-Assis,sni
Secretary Ruzzay has rendered decision
in the case OF Daniel A. Wood, late oil
Company X, First West Virginia Osyslry.
in which the former adverse action OF ih
P,nsion Bureau is revenei and the claim
Tor an incrase snd reca;irg of psnsion al
owed. Upon the report OF the examining
surgeon the Commissioner OF Pensions al
loved only $50 per month on the ground
that the condition described by tue surgeon
is ot considered p'rm:aent. TIE Aes.s.-
ant Secretary, referring 10 this action,
esys: when does disability leclme
p,TmAneniY
From recent testimony it appears that
the peusiOuer's coalition hiss not am,licr
tel snce his last examination. He ma
bsen on his back for two years. How
many more years mutt he lie there bsfor,
the doctors can decide the disability il
permanent? | cannot believe that IL
ia necessary to wait u1iil the pc Pe-sicnsr is
dead before deciding whether his condi-
ton Of helplasuess is permanent or not.
fhe probability, from medical etsnd
poinI, as appears from the examining sur
gson's certificate, which ] regard IS the
best evidencs on that point, h. ing wholly
in favor of its continuance in the
present degree, he should have the benefit
OF Whatever doubt there may be 4 thai
regard.
The claimant is allowed ts1O5 per
month FROM November II, 1888. and 500
PEI month thereafter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-01
Blaine's Eldest Daughter CRITICALLY III.

Blsine's Eldest Daughter Critically Ill.
WASHINGTON, January 3l.-Mrs. John
J. COppinger, the eldest daughter ofSscce-
tsry Blaine, is lying cdiicslly i'll with
brain trouble, at his residence on Madison
Place, aud The gravest spprehensicn7 are
felt in regard TO her. She has not bfen
well for some time, hut WAC rot regarded
as seriously i'll until this morning, when
her malady took dangerous tnrn, aid il
waa deemed advisable to Telegraph for hei
busbapd, Lieutenant Colonel Coppinger,
OF the L gh,tenth Iufsntry, who is now in
the West on an inspection tour, and i1F
her brother, EnmoBs Blaine, the osly
member Of the family Gu: of tho cts. The
President earoed Of the casa THE morning
ard went over to Secretary Blaine's house
to offsr sympathy sLd sisisiagca. a co...
sultation OF physicians wss held this
morning, ard another will probably he
held this afternoon. They offer no very
strong hopes OF the pstients recovery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-01
Due to Gross Care .-srcss.

COLUMBUS o, January 81 -Coroner
Eigaa this morning re1dsied bin verdict
il the aa,ufsl gas disaster Of lac. week, by
Which five persons lost their lives fnf 40
more we're Injured. II feds that heck
ploeion wa directly doe 10 t.e gToss caIs-
le.suess Of Coatrec Or 9 Glbsfy, who
laid the pipss, in entirely Etglec irg 20
c.lk Ore Of Re ioin'a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-01
Pensions Granted.
Splcid! TtlllrQn % M leQlAtr.

Speed. Itt0rdln % tI 'fglHtr.
WASHINGTON, January 3l.-0.igiBa
invalid. John F. Martin, Of Goose Creek
VIM. II. HsrmG1, Of Whites Geek; Johr
Miller, Of Fishers Point I,cfea.f Geo
W. Weekly, Of Penue =; George W Bar
rows, of Ripley; Jenifer Hill, Of Rome
Thomas Ryan, Of Mason. Rsissus. Levi
Bays, Of Madison; Robert Kaapp, OF VOL
Ran. Mexican furvivor,; VIM l.. Moore
of Limestone Hill.
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not be allow TO open their mouths
sgains; Gen. Goff; bat if Gen. Goff was
their idol, he vas net his idol, end when
even Gsn Goif laid himself open to criti.
cisu, it wouid take larger shield than Re
carried in 1883 il or7er to protect hin.
At this pCiat, Dir. Kee yielded to q
motion 10 take a recess until 2:30. The
motion prevailed.