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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-18

This explosive 81 which ~ hear
70 much, looks very much like
moist brown sugar.
II - made 81 nitro giycerine, a
heavy, oily liquid which explodes
with grcat violence, mixed With an
absorbepi to make it safer ~ han.
die. Nitro gIycerino is 81 ,s.ed
of Nitric acid, saiphuric acsd and
that clear, sweet, soothing liquid
called gIycefine The ab,ofbent
material is fine white powder
eorDposed Of the remains of infa-
soria. This takes np two Or three
times iis weight ~ the nitro gly
cerine without becoming pasiy;
the iugredieDisare mixed il lead
en gefscls aiih wooden spoons 70
avoid friction II FIRE s. applied
70 tbis mass, il burns with "a strong
flame without explosion; lut lis
application # fall sudden blog
causes il TO explode With gemen.
dous force.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-18

Than IN any other town Ia tits por.
Ton OF tho Ohio valley. That ia
ipo way men talk, who are posted.
The Association viii oneoarnc.
the loraiinn os manufacturing an.
lerprie'a nt keuoy0. by Che dona.
ton ~ sites 10 people Who moan
bueinerr. IS stated lapt woek
belt line af railroad will 4. com.
monccd eoon by the Norfolk ard
Western railroad, aiTordinR tho
h'rt Of shipping facilities 10 manu-
facturora.
Tho lronlon Daily Republican,,
Of the 9th says that now iimo tn.
bio OF the Norfolk aud Westoru
railroad has been arranged. nnd
VIII 20 into eject next sunday.
and that trains will run io Kenovn.
which ~ to bo tho end of ,he Reio-
10 Valley Division. The ifansfor
oi pnseenRrr traffic will take place
at Ashland Tor awhile Longer.
\ iiro cnughi Quo day last week.
"a tho dry-kiI M the saw mill nnd
ihfcHienod 10 do q good deal Of iniw-
ehiei, but wns extinguishcd by the
upe OF thc Hayward band gro nde.
The Aseqciniiou have every point
wherc iire might occur, provided
With these useful aud oflectjya
weapons Of defense. They nro
comparatively Inexpensive. only
costing about ton dollars per don.
on.
The construction Of tho planning
mill haH been commenced i. il
located oD Walnut street. between
22ud mad 23td. Mr.. IS. s. Pnncoast.
lhe proprietor Informs 10 that Il
will be ready for operation IN from
sixiy To oninety days. Iio viii d.
n full line Of planning min work.
This - one of the most imporiap,
items wo have yei been able io give !,
aud y but The beginning of tho dc.
yolopemoni, which may bo looked
Tor IN tho near future.
Iisecps that the Glenwood. the
new hotel % kenovn, intends TO bc
up win The times in the wny of
accommodating The people. - o.
Engagements arc being rpadc 20 have
-four "sampie' rooms on the Grtt
Hpot. We haven't learned hos
many there vii ic on The other
boofs Ashland Rcpuhiiean.
~ ibiugs are done ~ Kenoya
o. libefal scale. Expense does
not stand in the way ~ complete
ness and iboroughness. Bot you
want 70 look out for The description
Of Hotel Kenova. which 80 .hall
give some of these dsys.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-18

The Huntington Times has a
clever idea in the following:
"The anti-lottery law seems 10
have gotten some Of our merchants
into trouble and now they will
Lage 90 auswcr before the l.. 3.
court. Although It il terrible
Thing 10 have a lottery. we notice
there wore two drawings in The city
last week which has probably not
yet come 10 ihe official notice Of
our National guardians. one was
the drawingOf tho lot Of the petit
jury and ths other was drawing bv
lOt tho grand jury. We believe
further that The city papers goner-
ally published the result of that
drawing. and think ii the duty III
Mr.. Wanamaker's postmaster 10
take cognizance Of this important
fact at once
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-18

The boundary line question be.
tween Ohioand Indiana seems 10 h.
q serious ono. The claim of Ohio
is for a strip Of Indiana twelve
miles wide on the north, and run.
ming % a point on tho souih.
containing several large towns
and about 10000 population. n
Tho claim Of Ohio r. established.
Indiana willclaim q like strip from
Illinois and lhat viii take q large
slice out ~ Chicago. This wonid
involve q vast amount of change
aud confusion, aiid ao presume
some way VII be found through
The exercise of Federal authority.
10 prevent such an unseltlinQ Of
important interests.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-18
INSURE!
T. Il. McD0UGAL.

ADVANCES OFFICE, Ceredo, w. Va,
represents five frst.class fire insu.
rance companies, having recently
added ,ha, strong and popular com
pany - providence. Washington. I"
Sh's company was organized in
i7oo aud its assets amount To ST..
SsfSlS 81. 1t is the third oldest
Ameueau company, and the seventh
oldest in the world. Policies writ.
ten at the Ceredo agency.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-18

lnsurrections and revolutions
arc Of as frequent occuranco in
South and Central American
countries, as railroad accidents
and negro lynchings are in this
country. Most Of them occur
suddenly and are soon over. And
then probably tho accounts Of them
are magnifod. Passions seem to
be hot, aud imaginations ferviod
in those lands.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-18

AD kngiisbmau By the name n
Nixon passed through Charleston
one day lasi week aud vas inter.
vieaed b. the Gazsfte lie served
in tie army of iiainaceda. having.
a. be claimed, been impr. sd into
it. 10 spesks in high terms ~ tho
people ~ the south American
countries, among whom he has
travelled extensively. and says
'hey have been unjusssy crsieisea.
IL says the ire4s ni ir0ub ihsfs
ar foioented largely 81 gr dy
sIacuiaiors from Eneiahd and ihis
country Engilsh Influence is soa
great extent the eause of Chilian
hostility towards fls Duir,i
States
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-18

In Illinois The English sporrows
must go. y law pnesod BY The last
legislature giving bounls of two
cents a hcnd, takce effect Dec lst.
The Secretary of State is sending
out everywhere, illustrated de-
scriptione of the bird.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-18

Acctr riding TO recent article
published IN the State journal
there have been is murders in
Parkcraburg in Tho loet 25 yenrs
and only two convictions, and in
both instances the defendants only
served ~ months. out of the rs
seven were killed in saloons.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-18

River men say that tho SHOWS In
the mountains will cause n rise in
the river about the 10Th. This ia
good news for whnrfboatmcn and
shippers and those who enjoy rid
ing ON the popular Bay Limo steam.
ore.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-18

a permanent Republican club
has been organized al Huntington
which isknown as the Garfield club.
twill doubtless accomplish much
good for the party.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-18

Great efforts are being inade to
bring about an international
agreement ~ TO silver The scnii-
mcnt in favor Of it is growing in
some European countries, and the
New York Chamber Of Commerce
lately appointed a commission 20
urge upon Congress a suspension
OF the purchase and coinage Of sil-
yer, until such an agreement is ar.
rived at.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-18

lttnkesa a fence six miles hong to
inclose tho Worlds Fair buildingA.
All those buildings arc 10 be of cx.
traordinary Dimensions, but the
largcst of all il the Hall Of Manu-.
focturcs pnd Liberal Arte, Thisis
on broad highly siluaied pluteau
overlooking Lake Michigan.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-18

Advertising rates reasonable, and
made known on application.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-18

tNfufnuiff Trains STOP af nf ff4flOfra a..
tween Huntington Hud Ashland
Limited Ncfiihue Expires runs daTv ara
hnt NeefiHuiFu Pullman Bnnet aierf.rra H..
Sew York ard ola Point Comfort .rnl. f,'.i..
ia made part ~ fhe celebrated Il NV. Ts.f
~ Huntingdon on fhe g.. q % Route
fa-t Nnii Ifalus run dsfty
uctWfen Lexington AID Huuffrefun No.
direct connection af HuuiingfoH uifl ii Il
o. 40 Ashland Witu y. E'V 80 NfHr1t.-
ifr VIZ y o. it rnsih and s5ufh h1nn6
%. a q. 4. Railroads '
for fuli Information in regard 10 p.fa.
Routes. So, npriy fo ahy Agent 1f fIi. 81
cunuffflnl liHfa. or TO-
ID. y. HUsIfrgTD.. a. l. Naot..
atn n q. Pr.
9 W. B1nHFV. tt d .,........
q. a., Lexingtons ky. GA, Afhis6S'
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-18

Vob printing Of all kinds neatly
- and promptly executed on rea
sonable terms.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-18

Tho five territories Utah, Now
Mexico, Arizona, Oklahoma and
Alaska, will mako their exhibits
Mt the Worlds Fair undor one roof.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-18

Kansas Rcpul leans mot at
Topeka the 9th inst. and cclchra,.
cd their victory. Blaine IL their
choice for President.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-18
The Ceredo Advance.

Which won, Bill Mckinley, or
Mckinley Billg
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-18

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fafr al headache.
dttfuees and sore avea
Restores The epnsr nf
Taste ami unrffas4rf
breath iteu ard pIra..
ATTIC usf tebif1rffea
4ilinFuis fiewf 70 a
~ tn, OfDNlIo. Cal.
~ir months Treatment
81 Ny mallrI.fn. ssn.
% Able and Cat 81 Cure
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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-18
The Ccredo Advance.
A Republican Newspaper that
has ~ large circulation I'm the Rig
sandy and Twelve Pole Valleys
An excellent advertising medi-
ann.
Published Ecery Wednesday.

Strictly cash ia ddcdnce.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-18

What's the mattcr with Me
Kinlcy for Prcsidcntq
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-18
Time Table

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Asst Ooni Pass. Agent. GEM Fass. Qeuf
j. II NOkIHUP. 5up't.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-04
Foreign Notes of Interest.

At the meeting of merchants and manufac-
turers in Berlin to take steps looking 10 the
participation of Germany m the Worlds Fair
at Chicago. il was decided 10 select deputa-
tion 10 wait upon Chancellor Won Caprlyl and
10 submit 10 him the decisions of the meet
ing.
The Figaro of Paris asserts that besides his
memoirs the Duo IL Broglie possesses the
whole Of Talleyrands correspondence from
the year 1850 To the time of his death. all OF
which he will probably eventually publish.
The Most Rev John Ireland. Archbishop
of 81 Paul. Mimi. has been informed that
his visit TO Rome Will be favorably viewed by
the Pope the latter wishing 10 consult Arch
bishop Ireland on American affairs.
The Governor of Volhynia in which district
hosts of Jews reside. has ordered the police
not topermit Jews To acquire land either 10y
freehold or lease.
The summing mp in the case Of Alphonse
Stcphanis. on trial for the murder of ex-Judge
Reynolds. was concluded in New York yester-
day.
Professor Tyndall Is suffering from inilama-
tion of the lungs The latest bulletin from
the sick mans bedside is favorable
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-04
NInncfnrN Communication.

WAsHINGroN. u. C.. April B.. The Interna-
tional American Monetary Cpmmissi on which
was organized here last January. closed its
sessions to-day by ytheadoption Of the following
preamble and resolutions Whereas. first IN
the opinion Of the Commission the establish
ment of a fixed ratio between gold and silver,
the adopti0n Of coins Of both metals
and of "a common monetary unit would be Of
great ben fit To- the commerce OF the world.
Second. that this end could be greatly pro
NOTED hy means Of an internatlonal agree
meut among all the commercial nations of
the world Third. that 1t does not seem
probable that such an agreement could be
arrived az under the present circumstances IN
view Of I'D success of efforts recently made for
that purpose. therefore
Resolved. that this commission brings its
sessions to close. expressing the wish that
before long another commission may meet
which shall reach an agreement 70 bring
about the adoption of uniform monetary
system among the nations Of America adyan-
tageOus % each and ALL"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-04
To Frame a Building Law.

NEW YORK. April "a combined com
mittee. consisting OF representatives Of the
American Institute Of Architects. the National
Association Of Builders the National Assocla-
ton of Building inspectors. the National
Board If Underworkers. and the National Asso.
ciaton Of Fire Engineers. have been in session
here for two days past The object Of The
meeting was the framing Of model building
law. 4 subcommittee appointed to consider
the question al issue deemed 1t impractcahle
at present to draw up detailed building law
which could be applied 10 all cities without
local modification. standing subcommittee
was formed 10 receive suggestions and i'm
proyement from time 10 time for the codes so
that the combined committee should be made
a permanent one with an animal meeting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-04

LEwEs. DEL. April 3-Ihe British barken-
tine Persia. from Guantanamo with sugar.
arrived at the brea kwater last night Captain
Malcome reports having experienced very
severe gales for several days Of the capes and
heavy seas flooding the decks and cabins,
starting the waterways. In efforts 70 keep of
shore sails We're split and other slight damage
incurred
The schooner F.. V. Glover from Jackson
vile Fla. with lumber for Albany. n. Y. is
reported of Indian River inlet this morning
by the life-saving crew with mizzenmast aud
mainsail gone. The captain WAS knocked
overheard and drowned on March 9th III ati-
tude a. 10. longitude 1925. \ tug has been
ordered 10 tow her into the breakwater.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-04
A. 49, Ar NInNIanr.
ITfLTfNS TNDIGNANT.
The Protest Against the Truthfulness of
Newspaper Article.

san FRANcIsco. CAL, April 3.-The Italian
colony is very indignant to-day over an article
which appeared in a morning paper. The
article states that Italian fishermen, in direct
violation If law, were shooting and killing
seals on seal rock and continues a. follows:
"For years Italian fishermen have endeayored
10 cause the destruction If seals, plead
ing that they destroyed vast quantities
of fish. The people Of the State. hoWeFer.
declined o. externinate the denizehs OF the
seal rock. That they failed tO sympathlze
with the fishermen was due b. a popular I'M
preston that the Sons Of Italy had practiced
trick of dumping fish overheard 10 keep up
the price and were not in favor Of
cheap fish. but wanted high prices
and easy work with their nets.
The fishermen. of cOuIse. deny that
they shot at the seals in fact they wish it to
he understood that they love the seal as
brothers. or as a bulb Of garlic. In their
native tongue they curse the States fueutly
and with much diversion of expression. and
talk 10 each other Of q time soon To come
when the seals will be as scarce in the bay As
honest men IN the state Legislature
The Italians say that 10 print such tabrlca-
tiOns IN the present excited state Of public
opinion is. e. say the least of II, bad policy.
They deny, one and all, that any seals were
shot. or even shot at The shots fired were at
sea gulls. which were wanted for bait, and
were fred by German crab fishers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-04
RUDINI TO MIR. BLAINE,
THE SErRETdFI DECLfNI, TDG5J.E
OUT TIIE PELNIER'S IfIIIE.

Tho Cist of iis Contents known, However,
and in Accordance with What ua, Already
Been Published ir Tho Times Qu,ctu- 10
War Capital Ncw-.
W,sm>ero>. % g.. April 3 Special
Secretary Blame ha, not given out 0lerp.y
q Premier liudni 10 hi. r.cc,t letter to the
acting italian Minister Tine Secretary says
that hc VIII make the response of ltaiy public
90 the same time that hc gives out his reply
-o it. The substance If tire cable Of Eud'niwas
utained in THf TIMES dispatches last night
Iue Italian Government virtually retreats
.- m the clustering attitude 1t assumed. and
Indicates lbs willingness to await the ordinary
.a5.cal proceedings Of ;he country in lo-
sarl FL. the New Orleans affair Secretary
I.a.te was actually Destroyed hy new paper
m,n to-day with requests for the hudm l,t-
t,- Int Dee resisted ul appeals. However tine
tatt g the dispatch WAS of small moment ass
o.. gist of 10 had been made public
IINAL QruIusTo WAR.
The reply Of the Italian Premier puts final
qu.ctus upon an appr,heusious ot any war
with Italy. Even The alarm,sissh sshavc -uh@ided
and confess that th" situation pres nt- more
features for ridicule than for alarm. lIom
what Secretary Blaine SAID to-day the ndica-
tions are That the Rudmi cable message and
his reply viii be giycnto the pres, tomorrow.
nARoN rAyA uI.
INQUIRY tonight at Baron faya's residence
as % whether the Baron would leave for Ncw
York hy q lnte train ln oidrr 90 soil for Italy
tomorrow. was answered by the statement
that ho WAS ll. Tine servant 40 the door
would take no cards 10 fhc Baron. and could
not or would not say how lll the Baron was,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-04
Iron and Steel Company fail.

PrTrsBrRG. Pa. April s.-1he Columbia
Iron and Steel Company. Of Uniontown. Pa,
made an assignment to-day in favor of its
creditors. The liabilities are supposed 90 he
pany is forced 70 90 with it. being an adj junct.
Its liabilities are 5000 with assets Of $50
900. The assignment IS attributed to bad
management. high freight tariff. etc T.. +.
Butt. vice-presdent. says the assignment is
only temporary. and the matter will be adj
iusted within thirty days. number Of con-
tracts for iron will be delayed on account Of
this failure The men have not been paid for
five weeks past. aud the people OF Uniontown
are greatly exercised.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-04
Indian pcnrcdation Claims.

WAsHrNeroH. D. C.. April 3 W. II. Hearst.
sYu Of tle iat Senator Hearst. Of California.
Inns iusi established in this city a bureau -
carry ont the provisions oi bill championed
by his father and la-sed blythe last Congress
providing for the payment Of Indian depre-
dafion claims. which probably amount 10
.2D Oi0 O00 W more. The bll transfers iuris-
dicfion over these claims from the Interior
Department % the Court of Claims
extending it 10 all cases that have
been examined and allowed by the Depart
mont. II also declares void all contracts be-
tween client and attorney, and viii affect
hundreds of attorneys who already have con
tracts inasmuch as their efforts so far will be
lost Should thcir clients desire 90 employ
legal assistance. Air Hcarets bureau viii bee
called the Examiner IN honor of his san
Francisco newspaper.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-04
NJ shots droppel straight down

and shots dropped straight down
upon the object amaiued. The la',s.
mctha lauilug Them t. place six'er
mortar, .utu squares and alter sau-ng ear
lu lv fuc luca. Ion Of the tDct ire tog,the
al. NtcDu tae moftat-. aud IL is rcinIrha
how many ui tire -Aof, viii drop down upln
spot uo larger than tie docn oi the shiN
which cannot nc amored ke the sides ID.
account of the .rM weight One Of tnes'
monitor shots VIII drop through any ship am
sinh ito
he .umterma-tc cr-General of tie Unite
States rs N Bachelor. WHO is acc0mpau
n. Secretary Proctor on ms trip. 81. b. o.
tlc present situation arising from the Italian
question thus " llov talk al. n on
Government oring unable to project Italian
citizens when for years the American citlZcu
and citizens of other counties have fire.
Qucnfly been taken prisoners hy the bandlul
Of Italy and held for rams IN and frequ entity
ma,treated and yet our Government has
mover taken any -rri0u. action III the matter
The only fault with our Government is that
we have been too good-naiurcd with them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-04
Ari.s NYnods, I.iheI snif.

NEW YORK, April 3-The trial Of Miss Hen
rietta Woods suit against Erastus Wiman for
$4,000 for damages for libel, wa, begun in
the Circuit Court IN Brooklyn. to-day. 1t
arises out IF Mr.. Wimans efforts 10 have inn
risoument for debt abolished by law. In
support # this bill. pamphlets were printed
containing statements from Judgment
debtors. who complained of severity of exist
ing statute. and also setting forth their ndi-
ydual stories Among the other statements
was one 10y Terrence Monet who was in jail
for failing to pay a judgment obtained against
him by Miss Woods in a breach Of promise
-uif
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-04
Work of Trnin Mrecl.rrs.

PAnRrBsBrRG. W. VA. April 3.-Two at
tempts 20 wreck trains on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad have been made within the past
few days, but were detected in time 10 pre-
vent loss Of life. The large depot and store
building at Constitution WAS blown up by
dyAamite. causing heavy loss. All of these
crimes are charged % the Italians in the
ue.glholhool where they happened, the peo-
pie believing that they are aFenging their
c0untrymcn by the destiuation Of property.
The Americans i'm mine IN Ohio county yes
terdav refused 90 work with a number Of
italian laborers after hearing Of the recall #
the Italian Minister.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-04
Settling scores posthunously.

Annie Kline colored). weighing $50 pounds,
died In Chicago the other day. II is avefred
that before departing this life she expressed
an intention 10 "ha'nt" some surviving enc
mes. BE that as il may. Jennie Cook, a
nriohbor. declares that soon after the funeral,
while she was passing the deceased's former
abode. Miss Kline appeared at the window
robed not in regulation white. but in sable
and demanded the liquidation of grocery
bill Jennie in alright. appealed TO the 99iii
Ger On the beat The policeman reports that
when he visited the house the ghost remarked
"Mulcaby. beware" aud threw brick At
hmm. There are those who are inclined 10
doubt that Miss Kline has materialized
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-04

by Wealthy stockmen of the West and Chi
cago Packers.

Kansas CRY. Mo. April 3-One Of the
most couosal cattle deals ever consummated
has just been completed by wealthy stock
men Of the West and Chicago packers. w p.
Harrng. a wcll-bnown cattleman, returned
today from Texas. where he has been since
January lst. In shat time he has purchased
f0rtv thousand head of cattle at "a cost #
sIO00oOO for himself, Z. ID. Armour
and T.. VI. Hewins, president OF The Cherokee
Strip Live Stock Association. Mr. Herring
reports that an equal number Of cattle have
been purchased for Nelson Y. Morris, Of
Chicago. by Colonel Suggs the well-known
stock man. The entire outlay has been
-. 600 oOO The cost of transportation will
bee another half million dollars. Mr.. Herring
saws that the deal IL IN the nature Of specu-
lailon. and has been made because ~ the
scarcity of corn and the high price Of cattle,
the packers fearing that they might be
squeezed during the season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-04
Arnrhon on instrumentation.

NASHVILLE. TrNN. April 3.-A petition, said
90 be- from q prominent citizen Of Upton
county asking for he pardon If Henry Davis
now serving "a siN-ycar term IN the coal mines
M Tracy CITY. was received by Governor
buchanan % few days ago. The pardon was
granted and papers sent to Tracy City for the
convictS release.
The pardon was accompanied by a letter
signed by \. ". Baptist a prominent politi-
cien Of West Tennessee. IN which it was stated
that Davis was boy. and had been arrested
hv his -tep-iather Davis is not boy 40 all,
but % man forty-fye years old. \ telegram
has been sent 20 the mines 10 hold the convict
IN case hehas not already been released