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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-12
1.-Two Stnclr.

CHICAGO, Sov; l.-Cattle- Receipts {, COO head /:
shipments 5000 head market steady and strong:
steers ), on5 IS; Texans 81 l5aa e5 rangers 81 C0s
y w; native butchers 81 5OA2 80. Il aogs-Re.
steady; rough and common n Gaas 80. mirsd
y ssai 10: prime heavy aud butcher weights
u Wai %; light IS 7iat IS; pigs s. 3sa3 So Sheen
Receipts 6O0o head; shipments ID, 600 head :;
mstRet SLOW natives 50 75a5 IS; Texans - b5a
EAST Liberty, Nov. ll.-Cattle-Rccelpts 900
sefday = prices. Hogs Receipts i $50 head;
shipments $3.50 head; market slow; thijadcl.
bhas y ooai 10; heavy Workers IS 5oa3 50; light
- IaS ~; pigs g 7Sa325. sheep-Receipts i,00l
nssu nilhenh ,.0o head; market steady at
CINCINNATI. O., Nov. 1i.-Hogs, receipt. fight
md market strong; common and light 81 Ws
3 81 packing and butchers s.. 75ai Is; receipt,
4,o-' mead shipments lao head. =
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1wish I could describe the look on
tho woman's face when she woke and
The money YVES given to her. She tried
to thank US all and failed. She broke
down completely. But we didn't need
any thanks. Il ~ y = ..ss
There was q sleeping car on the train,
and the young man saw tho mother and
child transferred oft at'once. i did
not hear what she said to him when he
left her, but it must have been hearty
GOD bless you ~ ,5.. 5sI
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Demand is good for fresh eggs, aud steady
shipments are advised. Great mauy stale eggs
being run Into market now on account OF good
prices. Continued heavy receipts OF chickens
have caused weak feeling In MI markets.
Ducks. geese and turkeys tlnd ready sale, and
good shipments arc wanted. Butter Is dull mud
prices cannot be relied upon with any certainty
unless Tor export trute, Us receipts everywhere
seem 10 be more than demand can clean up.
Chestnuts and hickoIynut' are In gaod &c.
nand: Active trade in country produce for tho
next few months Is looked for, and gsod ship.
ments are advised, as tho Inniket Is growing and
improving. a. ~ a. Vi 49,
But!er-Country choice, l2al4c; creamery
choice aaa24c; country good salCc; country lair.
&c. ~ r ~ g5a7t -, e5f-s T-f : .1,.rIg -
Eggs-Fresh in case, 22a23c per dozen; fresh In
barrels, &c. So q :E,'s 49,
Pontry-Liye chickens, old per dozen s. 0Cu3 co;
Chickens spring, per dozen, 81 50a2 90. By
pound liye-Turkfys, leallc. Chickens, hens
per lb., Ease: chickens, old cocks, &c; spring
chickens, per h., Ease. Ducks, young, per IT,,
7asc. Geese, full teathercd. per lb. &c. h
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WOOL

INV YORK. Nov. ii.-Wool firm and qufet:
9 tH hecco S4assc; pulled .7a3ic Texas lsa
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NEW York, Nov. 11.-Pig iron steady. Copper
nominal. Lead dull; domestic s. u. TIN steady
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The effect was electrical. The hat
went around, and the way silver dollars
and Qusrtera and, l0.cent pieces ratified
into it would have done any true heart
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Commissioners Sale.
COMMISSIONERS SALE n
~ OF CHOICE CITY PROPERTY.
In tho Circuit Court II Ohio County, West VII.

In 1ho Circuit Couttei ONO County. West Viz
'''' william McAdaris, AZ
Guardian aud In bis IJwI right, r., ,,,.
Elizabeth CharOck, e. nj. "a.
III pursuance ofthc authority vested In us By
decree OF the HhJyG mentioned court, made
and entered III IaIl GAINS on the 9th day OF DC.
tOhcr, 4, d, 1870, tho undersigned special con-
mIssi9ners appointed Tor the pHrpate By that
COur. IN tn!d uecrec, VIII on
SATURDAY, the ggill tlAy OF NOVEMBER, 1892,
beginning at 10 O'Clock Of siid day, at the north
front door OF the Court House OF Ohio county.
West VirglnIar sell Etpuhltc auction, the several
laICclB Of zeal estate hereinafter mentioned, or
NO much thereof ~ May be Necessary TO pay tho
lGnS on ENmc rs ret iulth III said Decree The cost
Of suit and expenses OF sale, that is to say :: -
III he north half Of lot number 10 OF tho
seventh square OF tho city OF wheeling, In Ohio
Comfy, IN ile State Of Mcs! VIglna. a !,
Lot number In tho addition 10 said CITY
: OF Wheeling formerly called South Wheeling,
laid oil by Aotes ". uaGplluc, Marcus Wilson
and James H.. FOnythe. rI'aI 49,
ThENs OF sALE-Onc.thlrd and so much
more rs the putchN!er may elect to pay cash IN
hAut. anu the remainder In two equal Install.
lntHi,, PAYABLE respectively III one aud two
yean from the day Of tA!e with Interest from
ih,l day, the purchaser giving his notes Tor the
lr,rffvd iuStdIlmGntB, aud the title 10 bo ie
tsprd 10 secure the payment OF them until they
Shall be tutiy paid sHl555G,
GEO. Il, CALDWELL, VI
GEO. \. L. GILCHRlST,
Special Commissioners.
rommls.iouers iaye given bond and security as
required by law md sy said decrea.
JOHN ". MITCHELL,
uU}0 Clerk Of said Cont,
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Z. x II So * .i Cotton. t.a 'S.f
an, GiIScS!.SSArl O., Nov. Cotton steady; mid.
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TNRUSTEE'S SALE "a
L or VALUABLE REAL E3TATE.
Ey virtue Off deed OF t.ust executed TO mo by
James klueon the 10Th day olsAugust. 1890, Rn6
iec-Eled Ia Decd OF THUS. Book NO. d. page 81,
OF the records OF Ohio county, West Virginia, !
will mn y.
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North Main ST. School
FOR BOYS END GIRLS,

oR 6O . iiyDGlhLo.
The second annual session III begin MON.
DAY, SEPTEMBER l g.. A graded course OF In.
both OF mind and body, VIII continue to te care.
fully pursued. Special advantages offered 10
children who need careful indy dual assistance
Children received between the ages OF 4 and 10
gcther with Oral French included III the regular
course. Drawing ann Instrumental Music also
provided. Careful attention given to tho forma.
lion OF correct habits Of speech and In tic use OF
OF sptceh overcome by instruction bhSed upon
natural law. Calisthonics and Singing cxGr.
Gises. accompanied by piano.. Terms moderate.
For circular, cali Upon or afdreG, 'zf
III wa n ~ q :. MISS MAE NELLIE HART, (
@ Rno FGs lTs7. 81 sSg 797 Main Street. N
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With the mnkiug Of tho lowest figures. tho ans.
pension Of Nests. Decker, Howell & Co, Tho
ilrm mentioned as likely to fall, was anuounc ID.
and an explanation given 10 the heavy selling
OF Tho Willard stocks. This Infused u feeling 81
relief INTO the street. as II was felt that tho wOry
was IN all probability over for tho present, and
considerable OF n Ially occurred In inc last hOur
Of business. The improved feeling In the last
hour wes shown In another upward movement
Ia the list, and tho close was firm md Motive,
leaving most stocks al materially better figures
Lake Erie stocks arc the only ones which show
any mhtcrial loss. outside OF the VilIaids, the
common being down l99s and preferred 8 per
cent North American. however, Is 81 per cent
lower Northern Pacific preferred ii3]s and Cot.
ton ". Sugar rGilncries 1881 higher, Louisville
4 Nashville ~ Erie2, Union Pacific IL aud st,
Paul TX per cent. y Il - : :
Railroad bonds very active, transactions reach.
lug s.. $4,000. -.l-'i 4 80 = = =.
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now, don, dom! be 100. tendes-mlnd what you're
Ny chapeson's looking at you'll M
I'm promised to you, Japk-,o You helonV-
father would have you than not; N = ri
hut then I'm bud from this years garden
throng, il5l.-fa 5rrt 81 N = =
Aud not souigucSses our plot. f
Let US waltz We can Talk ,hCn-not so tight,
please. 7EgFs4lF - :. - y
:, Announce our engagement, you EayS III
you've brousht the ring with Jour lsespond by
True love always ireE al delay.
The rlngl VIII wear ~ Yes, Fay 10 grant
!, a Request 80 congenialiy planned,
III still BIO tho blushiug and coy tiebutantc
by wearing 1t on the right hand.
FOR, truly, eannot-you dance wcll-!orcsp
:, The seasons gay round OF Affairs, r. =. y. a.
because Cupids htrow--stop pinchlng, 10 SLOW
Has taken me all unawares. b - - ~
dear, rH'' rlglIs ~ Z = -, :, go
Why should "como out" at all, my,
To BIO u sweet rosebud one day In tho year.
And the rest OF the time iaMcc? 'rI
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CranCerries-New fresh picked, s. ooA8 Is i,
" l.s-s- 81 .'"i"e1lh"' hoes' So }1-lssl
Cheslnuts arc still ut IS a bllshcl. and arc 4;

Cheslnuts arc still NJ IS bushcl and arc still
IL good demand. All other lines quoted unde,
Roofs and Berks-GirEcng, dry, per To-, In
demand, a. 75as3 0O; sassairas bark, per h.,
21a3c; sassairas OIL, per TO-, 40a56c; May apple
root per H., l3lza2e; yellow root golden seal)
per lb 7asc; blood root, per lb., 2c Seneca snake
snake root. per lb., 25asjc; pink root, per h..
fine, 3oa35c; elm bark, per h., lac. -
Dried Frntts.sApples, choice sliced, pei o.,
AHaabG: apples. Ohio aud West Virginia, quarters
pltted, per lb, Ease; Raspberries per h.. l5alSc
BtaHA-Frimc new hand picked medium
Sc 20; prime. new hand picked, navy, s. 90. :
Wool-.Finc washed Soa3.c, fine unwashed 2Oa
go; medium washed 31aSsc; medium unwashet
25as1c; coarse washed 3oa32c; coarae unwashed
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F1SpLAY, ONO, May G, 1890,

FIN. Loose Red C'orer Co., -
r l had a very troublesome and painful
sore on my face of about one years stand.
ing, and which several physicians pro.
nounced cancer. l had tried a good
many different kinds OF salvcs, plasters
and blood purifiers, but none OF them
seemed to help mo very much. Hound
one Of your circulars recommending
your Extract of Red Glover, go went to
tho drug store and bought u bottle and
small box Of the Solid Extract. I took
the medicine according TO directions and
used the Solid Extract as a salve, putting
it on fresh twice a day. About the third
day it began to heal, so l continued the
use OF it for about three, weeks, both in.
ternally and by outward application and
am very happy to state thatit has entirely
cured me. 80 ~ ~ q. s.
II cheerfully recommend Loose's Tx.
tract Of Red Glover rs the greatest and
best Blood Purifier on the market.
have tried them all. Your medicine is q
God send to suffering humanity.
Yours joyiully, li;.5
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A youthful reader" wastes a . cent
stamp to inform us that the best kind
OF paper to make kites OF is hy.paper.
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Vo'eFHHcut HHu sIHe D0NUS uUII md kInNuy,
BONDS AND STOCK QuorArloss-c;osEp Mn.

=! g. IS reg...-...-i23 Ohio 4 Mississippi ls1,
y. :: ~ coupons..-l23 do preferred 80. u
Y. S14Is reg.......-l@ Oregon improved. 25 (
y. 2, Stss coupon.l Ql Oregon Nav............ rs
RACING " o! 5...""ll3 to!eg9H TEaHs......... TX
ADAMS Exprcss...llo Pacific Mail............ 3S :
american ExpsesS.l u ll'ittsburgh...........l
Canada Pnciiic..... y Pullman Palacc. 10
Canada Southern. IL Heading, og
Senttai facInc...... oeklhland ........... G7ls
Chesapeake Ohio lGl,iSt. l.. & San Fratl.. NJ !,
dolrst preferred. Az st. Paul ..........,,.,.,, IS
do second prcid. u do preferred. .......I0a
Chi. Bur& Quincy. SiT.l5t. Paul u Omaha. 21l.
Del. y liudson...-.lSabi do preferred .... IS :
Del, Lack: u Wcss.lS5h Tenn. Coal & Iron. 3lL,.
Denver & 4. G....... lG55.ITexas Pacific, ,,., li1.
Efte...~............... Union Pacitic..,, Az
r9tt Y. s. ExpresS........ CT
illinois Central...... 70 w., st, l.. 4 p...,...
Kansas u IeSas.". lOh do prcterred....... lGsL
Lake shore.........l Wclls-FArgo Ex......lSU
Louisville 4 Nash. 7i1SiWcs.crn Union...... I'LL.
McmphIs& Chas..., 81 Am. Cotton OIL. III.
Michigan Central. S5kColoratlo Cosl,.,,,.. sj
Missouri Paciilc.. G?h. Iron Silver ..,,,,,...1;0
Nashville Il Chat. " Quicssilver......,,,,G
NewJerScy CcntrRl-l05Ml do preferred 81
Norfolk &W. prerd hGtsISutro .......,,...,,,.. 10
Northern PaCilc.. l751,IRichrn'd & VI. i. II. liz
d. do prelerfed....... IS IAtchIson. rs.
Sosthwestcrn.... lSlChicAgo Gas. al :
do prelerIed.s....lSs LEAD Trust. .......s' iG,I
New York Central. gGLlSugar ,,,........... E,}
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WbETRn-A Agents 10 sell The pthiea Clothes
'hhh III LInO The Ouly line ever Invented
that holds the clothes without pima; a perfect
agents, 10 whom tho exclusive right IL Riycni OF,
receipt Of 70 CGun We Will send sample line by
MALI also clrculaR; prize list aud terms 10
agents: secure your territory nj once. Address
Street WnnCsipt, Mas ~. zIlI.1 =. Nla "
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Gle Antt!LiaellleE.
btiiee Nos. rs nnd ~ ronrIe.nth ii, oot
/. TIE DEDUTANTE

You seem 10 forge, It's my lrst season out
Tonight Is my formal debut; - m ll'7l, ".
NOW, don't be TOO. tcnder-mlnd what YOU re
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Aonsy-White clover, per h., lsal5c; pure
.Ra9s-white, mixed cotton, per h.; lalLe;
al WOOL per h.. }lza9+c; mixed. per h.; lake.
:. Nnts,Walnun go per bushel; hlcEorynuts
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NY cRspcron's looking at you'll
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L VAN HourES's CocoA.-"Once tried,
always used" vs., r. MwaE
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Very truly,
53 VIC. HAWKINS.
For sale by Logan Drug Co.. Sole
Agents. Mwf&w
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF tho Money and Stock

| 4IEt -Igs t.0'..i MRtkets. tt h.a a
NEW YoEx, Nov. il.-Money OH call tight,
ranging from 10 10 100 per cont: last loan ls6
per cent: closed Offered At ls6 ret cent. Prime
mercantile paper Gas per cent, Sterling OK.
change dull and steady at sisokai u. eales
72S, bGi shares. s. -3ts "a
The excitement to-day OF Wall street was
greater than on any previous day since the pres.
eht decline began, and while tho downward
movement In tho general list was not as Largo rs
stocks made up for the lacx OF movement In The
others. Tho power Of tho bears WAS copcen.
trAted to-day upon vlllatd's shares, and stocks
rs \ rule would undoubtedly have advanced
had u not been for tho depressing Influence Of
probably Winds up tho last combination Ia
MAIL street, and stocks being well distributed
nnu tho general busincss OF the country IN n
prosperous condition, when tho adjustment OF
Drought about and an easier money market
nssnLcd, therewlll DO All improvement In the
stock market. IA al al
The news OF The ,aosaiag was al, o! a favorable
nature, ana first was the reports from London
that u settlement there was progressing In q
much more favorable manner than was OK.
pec,ed, while The sum OF 2.5oo,oO0 pounds were
S1a ' .n be on ,Gs WAY Y ne ans Of Ensl:nd
o. al American stocks there were materially
higher than yesterday, md London had buying
orders III this market NJ tho opening, On the
henn OF this, there Was rumor That Nil the DIM.
cnltics between the Union Pacific, Southwestern
alliance anu the other granger roads, together
Win tho southwestern systems, had been al.
luSlcd. There was n rush TO cover shorts md
Prices Ut the opening ranged from per cent 10
sls higher. Tho pressure upon the Villarls,
however, was the noat prominent feature OF tho
trading aud North American was pressed down
quickly from IN 10 y y, and checked tho buoy.
a ICY In tho general list. ..IIf aItT -
= Tha fatl ,ttn af ltnn h. r.
carrying large liIe Of low priced shares aud
badns, which were unavailable rs collateral at
present, was announced, aud Il large amount OF
ioledo Ann Arhor anu North Michigan stock
Ihis,gaye q check 10 the advance. perfect
Hood OF the Willard stocks appeared for sac,
with the pressure principally upon Northern
faciacs, and ior, two hours after u o'clock
pauie " those shares existed. the only Suuti.
rent being, Il seemed to get out as soon rs pos.
. Pr.
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VANTED--MlNERs.

w .'1.l' sHt isf. 4 y.
The rittNbugh ana Wheeling Coal Company,
nj Bridgeport and Maynard, Rrc doing an OK
Icns.Yu OuSincSp, running full Time. have CON.
pic'rl n rope hNnlaEc nj Wheeling Crock MING
and Y giving S'tISIHc'lon bringing out tho coal
mpldy A nuntet Of men can DO put 10 work,
Houses can be hail, Coism bus scale and fef1i.
nnhlhIS lhlh VIC MAie. Nv lf,aIu. kcA
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est i2Hn; closing at Ts1.c. lima: Opened and
sales $4,000 barrels. IA So sTaI'''.l = =
OIL CRY, Pa. Nov. ll.-opencd at 7ikc:
highest 7dc: lowest re: eiofed at 7s1sc. Sales
lS.. 100 barrels. II !. 4. X ~ - go
BRADroEp. Pa, Nov. ll.-opcned ut axe;
closed at 5fsc: highest 7S1.c; lowest 72t.c
PIrrsHuRGn, Pa, Nov. 11.-opened and hIph.
est 75c; closed ut 7S11Sc: lowest 7Sc. - :
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sJ.B. soHMERvlLLE, Trustee.
". II. UAlLEr, Auctioncer.

--TTHIsa .N.TE7II7. COUNTY OF OHIO, 70 VIII
!, George HOOK, Clerk oil tho County Court OF
said county, do certify that bond aud security
has bceu giyen by the above named trustee, as
GIVEN under MY hand this 18th day Of October,
osshywsr 81. GEORGE NOOK. Clsrti
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True love always irer al delay

:, Announce our engagement. you EayS i4
you've hrought tho ring with Jour respond by
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I'm promised TO you, Jank--,o you belong
: father would have you than not; NJ Fl
but then I'M Il bud from this years rAtdet
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1890,
proceed 10 sell at public auction to the highest
aud best bidder, at the north front doc: OF the
Gouit Kousc OF Chic County, the following &c,
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- - ; 49, - Z -
Buclklen's Arnicn SnlYa

o Sssssp;.E1sts., 4ayac; good, Skate; common
= Ffesh Co.ps-s20 G6aso %: calves, 4a,c. rs
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Wanted.

yITANTEU AT ONCE-CURRIER
w on HRtliCH Leather. Apply 10 WM.
ORR Il CON. Barton, Allegheny county. Mary.
land. .#n.'r f's n1lUa
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-18

The present month is likely 10 see the entire coinage of silver dollars in circulation, either as com or as cerii- iicateS representing coin. 1mproba- ble as this seemed two or three years ago, the past week has seen over S1 100000 in gold certificates present. ed by New York banks at the Treas. ury in exchange for silver certificates. In the three years the demand for cer- tIiirateS has increased until December 1>t last the silver dollars in the Treas ury were B 3546.3l0. A week ago yes terday his amount had been reduced 10 1880 90S. and thls has been Still further reduced during the past week. The monthly coinage Is now at rate which makes it 3000000 d month, and The amount can be considerably iu. creased, as there Is over $500O,000 of bullion on hand which can be colned. Philadelphia Press.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-18

A New England clergyman is re- ported to have said that no newspa- per which took truth for its standard would make pecuniary success. The press might return the compliment hy remarkIng that no minister whO told the truth about his congregation. alive or dead, would occupy the pulpit much longer than one Sunday after wards. The press aud clergy go hand in-hand with the whltewash brush rosy spertacles magnify little virtues, and kindly throw deformitleS into the shadows of oblivion. The pulpit, the pen. and the grave>tone are, active partners in saint making. Alhuquer- que Citizen.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-18
U0tv BELLY EsE RsD RECEIVED E:as
 GUECTCS.

The statement that "F' Leslie, who was recently sente IT life to the Yuma Penltentlary, = killing hls paramour in Cochise county, killed Billy the Kid years ago, is not true Billy was given the coup de grace in Lincoln county, New Mexico. in the house ct Pete Maxwell by Pat Gar rett, who had been informed, by a. lit- tie bird, that Billy was short of grub and was heading for Old Fort Sumner, Maxwell's ranch.
 Knowing that Billy was on the shoot the information was conveyed Tn a whisper, with the request that Garrett should guard the revelation as he would the apple of his eye, for the safety of birds of the wandering wing and particularly those that roasted low on cedar bushes. Garrett placed finger on his lips, rode on, and en- tered Maxwell's house after night fall, before the moon had risen. when, about midnight, the Kid cautiously entered the room where Maxwell was in bed, and Garrett, in a Squattlng posture, at the foot of the bed. It was thus thai Garrett got the drop on Bil- ly. The sequel is that Billy was shot through the heart and, consequently, in the course of a few hours, became a cold moist body, and, subsequently,, food for worms.
 The deceased's patronynic was Hen- ry McCurtney, and after his fathers death he took the name of his step father, William Antrim, which, sub seQuently, merged into that of Billy the Kid" The BELr's senior knew hlm asa callow youth, when he could repeat the Lords prayer and the deca- logue without a bobble and we conse- quently, felt interested and enrour- aged him m his religions instruction, and never lost faith in his future un- til be stole Alonzo Bailey'S shirts from a Silver City celestial's laundry, his first slip from moral rectitude, and thus it was, with wandering step, he entered upon life which rendered his name sublime Tn the annals of crime.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-01-18
THE DAK0TAs sN A SAD PLIGHr.

The following editorial of the Phe- nix Gazette, perhaps, somewhat over drawn. conveys an idea of what Ari- zona would be handicapped by state hood:
 Private property and starvation are followed by public bankruptcy. Both legislatures are informed by their re- spective governors that their debts al- ready exceed the limit fixed by their constitutions, and the state in>tltu- tions are to be closed. Seldom have retribuiions, humiliation and expos ure followed so close upon the heels of a political buncomb, as in the case of the indigent twins. Their admission with four senators, was made an issue of last years campaign. Their statis- ties were sophisticated, their resour- ceS padded. and their self-supporting capabilities overstated for tie purpose of gaining two seats Tn the federal senate. As soon as they were admit ted the hat had to Le passed around Tn other states to feed their starving peo- pie. But this was promptly repre- scented 10 be merely a local matter and those who mentioned it as a comment on the recent tropical horn -of-pIenty statistics were berated. Now comes the oflcla admission of Governors Miller and Milette that private star vation goes hand-in-hand with public bankruptcy. All men know that such a condition of affairs is not consistent with good politics. Poverty and ro8- tes borogeh~a3kRe twin corrupN4 of politics, and what the party in pow CT has gained Tn the two Dakotas is a distinct loss to the whole country.