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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
THE. BROTHER MAD.
WITH ALL ITS BXTRAvAGANCF, CORRUPTION
AND ROBBERY
Reed and Co.. Refused to Appropriate $1,000 for
the Rent Of the Armorlss Of the COlorsd
Baitalions Of the District, Which, 10
Consequence Are Forced to Disband.

Speciai telegram 10 ne Register.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. March H.
There is intense excitement and indig-
nation among the so, 900 Colored people
Of the District Of Columbia at the dis
coverY that the Congress which ad-
iOurnpd last week refused 10 appropriate
money to pay the rent OF armorieS for
the two cOlOrcd battalions of the Dis
trict militia. In consequence of this
the cOlOred battalion will have to dis
band at the end OF the month
as they will have no place to
meet, drill and store their arms and ac-
r0utrementS. The failure of Congress
TO appropriate the 5000 necessary for
armory rent was not due TO any over
sight, aS ten. Ordway, the commander
OF the District National Guard, makes
clear in his order diSbandng the troops
He says. This action was not taken
by Congress ignOrantly or inadvertently.
BY Official written communication To the
Committee ON Appropriations Ia copy
OF which enclose herewith
| made detailed statements OF
the whole matter showing why
the inevitable reSult must be If they
persisted In making reduction. Fol-
lowing that communication, | personal
ly devoted much time and unceaSing
effort in endeavoring to persuade the
committee to add the -, 200 necessary
10 continue the rental of the armOrieS
OF the Seventh and Eighth battaliouS
and brought to bear on them every in
durnce In my power to command. All
efforts failed and the result leaves me
without discretion In the matter. |
trust that a future Congress may repair
the injustice done and shall use my
best efforts TO accomplish it,
From this il Is clear that the
of the appropriation
committee knew just what they were
doing and that their love for the colored
troops is of about the same quality as
their love for the rolored race generally.
The colOred troops and their friends un
icrstand the matter fully, and they held
a meeting tonight at which many vio-
lent speeches were made and the hypoc
ricy OF the Republicans bitterly de-
uouncod.
IL is likely that the incident will be
used by the rolored people against the
all over the country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
Judge lNincaid's Trial.
Speaal 7elloran to n. Register.

oIrttlAt AttftfuNA 90 Ntt AcAtNfff
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE fa-
nous case OF Judge kincaid, correSpon-
dent here for the Louisville Times. who
shot aud fatally wounded cx-ReprcSeu-
tativc Taulbec. Of Kentucky, in the Cap
itol building on the 2sth Of February
$500 will come ON for trial in the Crimi-
nal Court here ON Monday next. When
District Attorney Cole called attention
90 the case to-day kincaid'S counsel
moved a poStponcment until June TO
await the recovery of Senator Voorhees,,
Kincaid'S leading counsel, who is now
jll at Hot Springs, Mr.. Cole opposed
POSTPONE fehG-and much To the sur
prise OF kincaid'S friends, Judge Hog
ucr insisted that the trial PROCEED on
Monday next. As senator Noor-
hecS is especially strong in cases of
this kind, and kncaid chiefly relied on
him to make the final argument before
the jury. The accused and his friends
are uneasy at the turn affairs have
taken.
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Testimonial TO Col. welch.
~ r.L.-l.-.l,,, n a. P.....f.--

CHARLESTON. w. Va. March IT,
Col w. NJ. Welch, tho delegate from
Mineral county. is the happy posSessor
Of handsome god-hcaded ebony cane.
which was presented to him tonight IN
the House Judiciary Committee room by
Col. treer, on behalf of the Republican
members of the House. All the Repuh-
icau members % che House but one,
who is absent contributed TO purchase
Che cane and have it suitably engraved.
Mr. Welch responded TO Col. Freer's
happy and eloquent oratory in his usual
impressive and entertaining way and
rendered his thanks 20 the donors for
their valuable present
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
An I. VI. II 4. Victory.

Special Tsiegr an 10 ttf Register.
CoLUMBUS, O., March 1.-THE Raw
ingS bill. amending the tax laws OF Ohio
so that manufacturers cannot enjoy eX-
emptiou from taxation on their product
for one year after production, as hereto
fore. passed the Senate this afternoon
and is now a law. The bill had the
combined opposition of the manufactur-
erS of the State and has excited all the
State. 1t was Farmers Alliance
measure and is great victory for that
organization.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
rhc Flliott-O.born Tragedy

CoLvNEr~. o., March H. The grand
jury. after a session Of over two weeks
iu which time over one hundred wit
ueSSeS have been examined in the
Elh0tt-O>borue tragedy, reported this
evening. returning TWO indictments
each against W. ]. and ?. J. Elliott for
murder in the first degree. They are
Jointly charged with the killing Of \.
{. Osboruk one Of the principals in the
tragedy. and W. T.. Hughes, an limo
cent spectator.
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Tnr DOMINION PARLIAMENr
Exciting Times Expected Durug th' Coco
Ing session.

OTTAWA. ONt. March ID Dr. $500.
nounced that Parliament wiI m''' f'f
the dispatch of business thc '~'h Hi
April. II is expected that thr .'-.I..
will not last more than .iN or .'t'u
weeks
Sir Richard Clrtwrgh expect. whom
the house meets. to has" majority HI
L. to on division from Ontario tnI
Quebec. H. admits thar tine rntrfn
ment have obtained d majority from ihr
East anl West. but say 10 w..' hr o. t.i
fcult one to manage and tho victory
will be- a costly one Tine great a.fNr
in the campaign on thc o''N'rnm'ui ifr
was money. huf even money would H.f
have saved them bad 'hc Mckinley .I
been given 400 Opportunity tD base
due effect The coming .'--Iun f.''.
lscs 10 be- very 'Nrit.ng. t, far nlI
tion is determined tu keep up thr neh.
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BaIIotlne for senator

SACRAMENTO, Gala, March 1.-The
State Legislature In Joint session 10 day
balloted for United States Senator with
the following result: VI. NJ. Estee. %;
NJ. II. DeYoung, -; Charles y. Felton,
-: scattering. 20. TOUGHER, dem J,
who under Democratic caucus arrange
ment was substituted to-day for Ostron.
received the full Democratic strength.
There was no choice, and the Joint
convention adjourned until to to-mor-
row. From the present outlook the
contest promises to narrow down to
EStec and DeNoung.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
A Gala Day.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, March ll.-ThiS
has been a gala day for the capita city
of Illinois. For nearly a yesr-in fact,
since General Palmer fathered the
movement in the West for the election
of United States Senators by the vote
of the people-it has been the cherished
dream of his Springfield friends and ad-
mirers throughout the State that he
might ultimately be chosen as the sue
cessor of Douglas in the Prairie State
and the first Democratic United States
senator from Illinois since the days Of
the Little Giant" thirty years ago.
This dream finally has been realized
and the peut up sXultation Of the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
APPROVED by ruE RAILROADS.
An Engineers Solution of the Worlds
Fair transportation Problem.


Fair transportation Problem.
CmCAGo, March 1.-THE Worlds
Fair transportation puzzle has appar-
emily been solved by Engineer +. l..
Corthell.
lie has submitted plan to Mayor
Cregier, i'm which the fact that the Hi
nois Central tracks surround jackson
Park. except the lake side. is, instead OF
being an obstacle. made distinct ad-
vantage.
By the plan proposed all the steam
surfsce roads will utilize the Illinois
Central tracks. which are to be elcvat-
ed Tor "A considerable distance. The
streets crossing the tracks and enter
ing the park are to be depressed. and
the subway thus created will be used
bv the cable lines, other street vehicles
and pedestrians. The expense will be
apportioued between the Exposition
company. the city and the various
transportation lines. II is said all the
railroads interested have informalf ap-
proved the plan.
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Charleston Personals.

yI--ll- n 'lgrlla n - NlIIsIlT.
CHARLESTON. w. NA.. March H.
Rcv. G.. T. Caldwell, OF Parker>burg, is
iu the city.
Mr.. i. +. Sands and wife, ot Fair
mont. are the guests Of Governor Fiem
ing aud family.
Among the prominent arrivals TO-DAY
are w. W Van Winkle and &. :. Des
pard, Of Parkersburg, aud Col. j. A
Robinson. Of. Patterson station.
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Another Railway Combine.

EvANSvILIE, ND, March ll.-C. 7.
Huntington, President of the Hunting
ton system. which has lately purchased
the Mobile and Ohio road; Vi. +. In
gals. President of the Big Four: i. +.
barnard. President and Gcncral Mana
Ger of the Ohio aud Mississippi; Gen.
John Echols, of the Chesapeake, Ohio
and Southwestern. and George W. saul
of the Chicago and Illinois. have ar
rived here. II is said they are here tC
secure the entrance 10 Evansville OF the
Mobile and Ohio road from the Sou h.
and the Big Four from the North. thus
forming "a great railway combine.
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Wanted Revenge

A.nrArrIA. O., March Henry
Mcbride. the Kccper OF q saloon aud
sporting resort. was found lying 'H the
cutter near here this morning Win q
bullet hole through his body and h.,
throat cut from ear 20 ear. Ill, wat %
and money were in his pocket and tn'
deed is supposed TO have been commit
cd by some one who wanted revenge
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
A GAS EXPLOSION
Causes a Disastrous Fire in Pittsburg Last
Night.

PfrrsBCRe, Pa, March ll.-TO-night
mt 1880 O'Clock, heavy explosion OF
gas blew out the entire rear OF tho j. Il.
Weldin & Co. building, at the corner ci
Diamond and Wood streets. In a
'noment the entire five story Building
seemed TO leap into sheet OF fame.
Every stream at the command OF the
city was turned on without avail, and
Allegheny was called to her aid.
At midnight the building was still
burning fercely, with the entire stock
Of fine stationery, pictures, etc, total
loss. Several Offices were also located
in the building, which was supposed to
be iire-proof. The Board Of Trade
building, just opposite, containing the
r. &. Dun Agency, Germania Bank,
Custom House and other Offices, is now
blazing in places, a. are other buildings
across the street, but il is not believed
the fire will spread.
The Weldn building is OH the same
site rs the ill-fatod Wiley building that
was blown down by cyclone one year
ago last summer, killing thirteen pcO-
pie.
At this hour N2:l5) the handsome
board Of trade building is about given
up as total loss. The X. e.. Dun
offices, Board Of Trade, Custom House
and other Offices have burned, while the
German bank rooms..are blazing.
The Weldin and Germania bank, or
Chamber of Commerce buildings, were
both completely destroyed. The Weldin
fye-Story building was erected at a cost
of $50, 900 owned by David Gregg and
the Morrison heirs. Weldin'S loss is
Sl25. 900: insurance. $4,000; loss
ON Germana Bank building
$4,000: insurance $4,000. Refine
mans cafe, saloon and building,
$4,000; Kornblum, optician, $4,000;
Cain Bros, shoe store, S9O,OOO. In ad-
dition to these were other heavy losses
suffered by the Dun Agency, Carnegie
Bros. S Co. offices, Chamber of Com
mcrce, Board of Trade. and the hand
some interior of the Germania Bank, all
Of which will run the total loss up to
half a million dollars.
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THE HEARST OBsEoUIEs.
The Programme Arranged by the san
Francisco Committee.

SAN FRANCISCO, March ll.-Thc
committee having in charge the Local
arrangements for the funeral OF Senator
Hearst. has completed its work.
Governor Markham and prominent
citizens OF the city and State have oeer
requested to act as pallbearers. The
Congressional committee and party ac'
companying the remains will be met al
oakland by the local committee. AT thl
foot of Market street the remains viii
he taken in charge by the Third Regl'
ment. and escorts will lie in state I'll
sunday afternoon, when the funera
services will be held. The services viii
be conducted by Rev. L. c. Fonte, rec
tor of Grace Church. Until then
funeral detail from the Third Regi
mcnt will guard the remains.
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APre.ent for Cnmnhcll.

Special Isi-grGW % ~ Register
CHARIEsToN. w. Va. March H.
The Republicans have purchased q
hne chased gold ring which they are 20
ing Co give Mr.. G. T.. Campbell, the del
egate from Hardy county Mr.. Camp
bell d explaining his vote on the tiet.
tySburs monument question said that
though ne had been a Confederate sol
dier he would vote for the appropria.
t.ou. This gave him the ring.
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Sce-Sawinc.

Sp(ciqi T.i-qrlm 10 tte Rfg's'r
CHARLESTON, w. Va, March H.
Petersburg has two bills concerning
her corporate limits before the LegiSla-
ture. one originating in each house.
Both are different; one has passed the
House and gone to the Senate. the
other passed the Senate and has gone To
the House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
rhr tirht-Iinnr Mn,.mrni

CofUMEr~. ONO. March o. >r.u
tary T.. \. McBrydr. % thc n.tod Mine
Norkrr.. sent out thc cII' iof inr
conference between miners dnl .n
orator. az rIu-bure 800 \prI
u will boz very Important m"ef.rr. f-
the rIght-hOur resolution adopted .f II.
miners 80 the convention hero aII. .
presented to th" operator, for a''.i
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Fell Under the Cars.

Spsciai Telegram 10 ne Register
PIEDMONT, w. Va, March IL
James. the l3-year-old son of John Hid
man, employed at the Franklin coal
mines. near here. fell from the cars to-
day and had his legs terribly mangled.
DrS. Parsons and Shuey ampntatcd both
legs above the knees, but little hopes OF
his recovery are entertained.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
End Aihnnr Deadlock.

ALBANY, y. Y, March 1.-THE
deadlock in the Senate was ended at 4
o'clock this morning by compromise.
A resolution was adopted providing
that the Lieutenant Governor shall have
the right, when in this city, TO designate
any member to perform the duties OF
the chair for period not exceeding "a
hours, and that the Senate may revoke
such designation at any time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
AHtindred Guns FIRED.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 1l-On
the receipt OF telegram announcing
the election OF Gene. j. NJ. Palmer as
Senator in illinois Governor Buchanan
ordered out the Washington artillery
to fire a salute in honor Of the event.
One hundred and one guns were fired
for Palmer and the Democratic mem
berS and one each for Cockrrll and
MnOrn
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knocked Down and Robbed.

Special 7eLgram one Register.
BARyELvILLE. o., March 1t. IL.
Bates. station agent on the Il. y . rail-
road at SalcSville, Ohio, who came here
on business, was knocked down by
an unknown aSSailant last night at !
o'clock. and robbed of S2l5.
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Barn Burned.

>pscigl T,i,gs1M 70 me Register
EVANSVILLE. O., March 1.-The
barn belonging to William f. Major,
prominent farmer north OF this place
was totally destroyed by fire last night.
1t contained farming machinery and
stock, valued at $1,000. No insurance,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
An $4,000 Blaze.

ProWA. lit. March H. The trc
which destroyed the warehouse o'
Peoria Grape Sugar Company. and also
damaged the Pah>t brewing Company :
warehouse WI. gotten completely under
control 10 O'Clock thi, morning. II j.
thought the los, will foot mp --0,o0o
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a strike Declared on.

81. LouI>, March 1.-THE strike OF
the linemcu Of the Municipal Electric
Light and Power Company has been de
clared off. the company granting the
mems demands OF - 30 instead Of Se.S'
per day.
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nr Intercst 10 Eastern Ohio.

Spscial Ttlsqram 10 ne Register.
ConMEUs, O., March 1.-The House
Committee ON Finance tonight agreed
to report favorably Mckclvey'S Belmont
bin to build an insane asylum in the
eastern part of the State.
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Have Floods Up There. Too.

BAxGoH. ME.. March ll.-Considera-
HE damage was done in this city yes
terday By flood. The tide was one Of
the highest known here since the Hood
of lS47. Nearly all the the cellars ol
the stores along Broad street were
Hooded. At City Point large amount
OF lumber was loated of down the river
and under the ice. In many portions oi
the city the sewers were stopped up and
houses were flooded by the overflow.
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Three Cheers for Palmer.

Special Telegram 10 fhe Rtgtsfer.
COLUMBUS. o.. March ii.-When the
news OF Palmer's election reached the
Ohio House this afternoon, the Demo
Gratis secured a recess OF five minutes
aud gave three cheers for Palmer. The
Republicans followed with three cheers
for Mckinley.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12

Row. March o.. The physicians H
attendance upon Prince Jerome Nap0
leon ANNOUNCE to-day that Dos fN"r.-H
symptoms are abatIug, and char N.
strength is Increasing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12

VDlldI IfItqTfm 70 NJ Rt9lStfF.
PAEkER>BURG, w. Va. March IL
Typhoid fever is becoming epidemic in
this neighborhood. a great many cases
are reported in the suburbs, at Belpre
and in the country, especially along Iy-
carts creek
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Will submit to Arbitration.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March IL
There is nothing further in the Berns
Sea question. said Secretary Blaine this
afternoon. ut is practically settled
that we will submit the question to ar
ki4rotion -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12

MAn-rufr March Do A huuln
ha. swept over thr Ea.ear. l-.... AnI i
number of .h'pwrrch- base u..ufr.I '.
the tuI-l
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Death From an Overdose of Laudauum.

cpcctut AtstQF0W 20 ttt ht!tettT
SrEUBENVuLE, o., Match ll.-At
1:lj this morning DR.. w. ID. McGregor
died at his rooms in the Merchants
Hotel. On Tuesday Of last week he
was found in an unconscious condition
at his office on Market street, having
taken an overdose OF laudanum. He
was removed to the hotel, where he lay
in a comatoSc state until this morning
when he died. II is not positively
known whether the drug was taken
with suicidal intent or not. He was
known To he addicted TO the use of it,
aud may have taken an overdose by mis-
take. For years Or. McGrcg0r was a
leading druggist and physician of this
city, and his many friends here nave
greatly Sympathizcd with him in his
late financial aud domestic difficulties.
TclcgramS were sent to Rev. McGrcgor,
Il brother residing NJ platka, Florida,
and another brother at Mt. Pleasant,
Iowa. and definite arrangements for the
funeral will not he made until their ar
rival, although the remains will doubt
less be taken 10 Nj. PlcaSat. lpwa, for
ntcrment, rs the Doctor some time
since signilicd shat aS his desire in case
death should ovcrtakc him.
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LoNpoN, March 1.-The British .h.p
Bay Of Panama. has been wrecked oN
Falmouth. aud the captain. bis w.frafd
twelve Of the crew have been droWn"a.
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And SIN They Come.

NV YORK. March ll.-There arrived
A. this port to-day e.7ll imm.s grants. 10" 'ni
largest number ta arrive nn any single
day this season.
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The opinion of an old and well known
merchant is given in a few words, viz: Il
think DIR Bulls Cough Syrup is the best
cough medicine that is made.
LUTHER =. BLACK. Selma, Ind.
"Disceased nature ofteutimeS breaks
forth i'm strange eruptions.' and the result
of il an is pain Now Salvation OH Will
send his very pain to the right about AZ
the triiing cost Of only - cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12

NERVOUS DEBILITY, poor memory, dim
dence. sexual weakness, pimPles, cured by
DR.. Miles Nervlnc. Samples fr's az ne
Logan Drug Co. 5 and X. b Burt s. ana 81
Bowie Bro 5. Bridgeport
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SENT IT To CLEVELAND.
Sensational Developments Regarding tho
watterson-Hill Letter.

KEoKUK, IA, March 1l.-FrOm infor-
nation which has leaked out here it is
clear that the inside history of the or
igin and disposition OF the Watterson-
Hill letter has never been given to the
public.
Early in January, Col. Watterson
came to Iowa on lecturing tour. He
delivered his celebrated lecture on
Money and Morals" in the cities Of
Grinnell, DeS MoineS, Winterset and
here in Keokuk.
With Democrats he discussed poll
ties, and gave it as his opinion that one
Of the results of the late election would
be the nomination OF Cleveland, and he
expressed desire for Democratic har-
mony in the country at large, and eS-
pecially in New York. With that OBJ
lect in view he said he had written a
letter to Governor Hill, which he went
on TO describe minutcly. The dcScrip-
tion cOrreSponded exactly with the let
ter which appeared soon after that in
the columns of the Eastern press, and
which Governor Hill denied ever having
received
Mr.. WatterSon further said that after
having written the letter doubts arose in
his mind as to whether it would most
help or harm matters, and not being
able to satisfy himself on that point, he
mailed the letter to Mr.. Cleveland and
asked for his advice in the matter Mr..
Cleveland kept the letter for two weeks
and then returned it with the remark
that he doubted the adviSability of send
ing it. Mr. WatterSon thereupon
threw 1t into the waste basket, from
which he no doubt supposed it would
never be reSurrectcd. How the letter
finally got into print he probably does
not know, but that it was either iished
out OF the waste paper receptacle OF the
CoUricr-J0urldl Office, or that a copy Of
it was SurreptitiOuSly made while it was
in Mr.. Cleyeand'S possession, there can
be no doubt.
1t will be remembered that in his re-
ply TO Governor Hills denial of the re-
ceipt of the letter, Mr.. WatterSOn said he
sent it. He declares that he wrote it,
and beyond that his denial is evaSivc.
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THE OLD CONTRACT
To Prevail In the Event OF No Legislative
Action.

Npscth IttgrnV '9 ~ Rsglsfsr
CHARLESTON. W. Va. March H.
Mr. George Howard, representing the
American Book concern, has signed an
agreement and bond securing To the
State, in the event Of no legislation at
this session, all the benefits OF the pies
ent contract terms until the meeting of
the next Legislature.
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The Anti-rinkerton Biu Passed

ALBANY. y. Y, March 1.-The anti
Pmkerton bill has passed the Assembly
by vote OF ayes, .; nays, l..