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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-09
NEARLY READY TO PASS.
The Paddock Pure Food Bill. After
Amendment, Ordered Printed for Fina
ActiOn.

The Paddock Pure Food Bill. After
Amendment, Ordered Printed for Fina
Action.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March SIN the
Senate to-day the Pure Food bill was
taken up-aS the unfinished business,
the question being on Mr.. Coke's
amendment TO strike out sections seven
and eight.
Mr.. Faulkner moved to amend the 7th
section by striking out the words that
every person manufacturing or exposing
for sale, or delivering to a purchaser
any drug or article Of food" and insert
ing 10 lieu thereof the words THAT ev-
cry person who manufactures for snip
ment and delivers for transportation
from any State or Territory or 10 any
other State or Territory any drug
or article OF food, aud every
person who exposes for sale or delivers
20 a purchaser any drug or article OF
food received from a State or Territory
other than the State or Territory In
which he exposes for sale, or delivers
said drug or article Of food, and which
article is in the original unbroken
package" shall furnish samples, etc.
The amendment was agreed 10, MI
Paddock saying that it was quite ac-
ceptable to him and was an improve
ment on the original phraseology.
The vote was then taken on Mr.
Coke's motion 10 strike out sections z
and :, and the motion was rejected;
yeas 10, nays 81. Mr.. Hawley was the
only Republican who voted aye, and
MeSsrs. Cockrell and Faulkner the only
Democrats who voted no. When the
vote was about TO be taken on the
passage Of the bill, it was suggested
that. as il had been amended so extern
sively, IL should be printed before be-
ing voted on. 1t was therefore ordered
printed.
The Senate then went into executive
session. When the doors were reopened
a me sage from the Houue announcing
the death Of Mr.. Kendall was presented.
Mr.. Blackburn offered the usual reSolu-
tions OF respect, and the Vice-PreSident
appointed MeSSrs. Pasco, Hansbrough,
Chiffon, Warren and Gibson, OF Mary
land, TO represent the Senate at the
fGneral, and the Senate then adjourned.
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NOTES OF THE RIVER.
News of the Boats and Boatmen Along
the Ohio.

News of the Boats and Boatmen Along
the Ohio.
The Andes is the Cincinnati packet
scheduled for to-day.
The Keystone State passed down for
Cincinnati yesterday.
The Heatherington passed up with
three barges Of crossties.
The B. d. Wood and J. A. Biackmore
passed up yesterday with empties.
The Hudson, with a good trip from
Cincinnati, departed for Pittsburg yes
terday.
The Fay S. is not"digging sand at the
lower side Of the wharf" but is receiy-
ing repairs to her equipment.
The Ironsides, Capt. Corant at the
wheel, was laid up at FiltonYille yester-
day on account of the fog. She will be
down to-day and will take a model
barge OF sheet !ron, merchant iron and
cotton ties from the Etna and Stand
ard mills, and barge OF nails from the
La Belle. Her tow consists Of seven
barges OF railroad iron from Pittsburg.
The marks on the landing AZ mid
night snOWeu leet dno iASHrs III
the channel and falling.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, March s.-River
9 feet 2 inches and stationary; rainy:
thermometer 43.
MoRGAxrowy, w. Va, March g.
River Z feet and stationary cloudy and
cool.
WARREN. Pa, March s.-River . feet
a-io; weather, light rain and mild
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Session - some iHpofsehs
Passed.
Srsoial 7s!scrGm 10 Gi> RsgtstSr.
COLUMBUS, O., March s.-The Work
man school bill, taking the control OF
the county schools from the hands OF
local directors and putting them In ths'
hands of board composed OF one men,
Der from each sub-district, passed the
Senate to-day, and as soon as the House
agrees TO a few amendments, the most
important Of which provides that II
shall not take effect until April !, 1873,
il will be a law.
One of the most bitter opponents OF
the measure was Senator Nichols, OF
Belmont, whose opposition to the State
University has placed him among the
enemies OF popular education and weak
ened his attack upon IL.
Won Seggern introduced bill in the
Senate providing that Boards OF Equal-
zation shall not add TO a persons tax
valuation until he has been notified OF
the proposition.
Senator Abbott offered 4 bill provid-
ing for the appointment of two addition
al assistant mine inspectors and aboIlSh-
ing the office Of Chief Clerk in the Mine
Inspectors Office, and another requiring
street car companies TO provide screens
to protect motormen from the weather.
The Senatee passed Rawlings bill
permitting the dehorning OF cattle.
In the House the following bills OF
general interest were introduced
BY Doty, providing that justices oil
the peace may not hold court In any
township except their own; by Mr.. Ford,
providing that life insurance policies
Shall have a cash value after two pre-
miums have been paid; by Mr.. Graft,
providing that in letting public con-
tracts soldiers shall have the preference;
| by Myers, reducing the pay OF tax iu-
quistors; by Weybrecht, providing that
trustees of townships interested In town
ship contracts, shall be guilty OF mlsde-
meanor.
The House passed a bill by Haskell
| recurring minors between fourteen and
| sixteen years Of age who cannot read or
write to 90 TO school; by Getumer TO
enable election judges TO correct errors
| in registration on election day, and one
| by Llewellyn providing that one who
harbors a sheep-killing dog shall be
equally Tabled with the owner, for
| damages.
While Cleveland measure was pending
| in the Senate to-day, Senator Parker OF
| Cleveland. said II IL had not been for Gov
ernor McKinley's inaugural advice, we
should have had the restriction bill passed
long ago. II was understood as criticism
of the Governor but Parker afterwards
| disclaimed such intention.
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Their Advice to Sullivan.

BUFFALO, n. Y, March S.-Charley
Mitchell and Frank =. Slavin were seen
this morning by representative OF the
Associated Press and asked their inten-
tions in regard to Sulllvan's reply to
Mitchell's ultimatum.
Mitchell seemed nonplussed and asked
the interviewer as to the best course
possible. my ultimatum presented
my case precisely" he said, "my money
is up and now we wait for Sullivan TO
put up his money. l am ready to fight
Sullivan at any time. There is no rea-
son why this newspaper talk should be
continued / am determined to fight. 4"
Slavin said: Let Sullivan put up the
money. Mine is posted"
The pugllists left Buffalo for Toronto
to-day.
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SENATOR HILL
Viewed From the Standpoint OF Personal
AcquAintances-Dr Carr Talks To the
Thurman Club
81 eetal telegram 10 ths Rscifts-.

Acquaintance Carr Talks To the
Thurman Club.
SreetaI 2el.eram TO t,s Rsotfts-.
COLUMBUS, ONO, March s.-The
Thurman Club. the membership Of
which is composed almost
entirely OF Cleveland Democrats,
was addressed this evening by Dr. c.
= Carr now a resident here, but re-
Gently OF Elmira. n. Y, on the sub
ject David b. Hill from the standpoint
OF personal acquintances."
DR.. Carr said public men OF politics
might be divided into three classes;
moral, Immoral, and immoral.
The first were statesmen, the
second politicians, and the third
demagogues. The first were reformers
Of the second cOnformers To, and the
third deformers OF the body polite.
TO which OF these classes Mr.. Hill be-
longed he had long been in doubt.
Hill was so full OF truth and error
that he had been an enigma 10 him for
a long time, but recent acts OF his clear
ly put him In the last named class with
a chance OF losing his reputable stand
ing even there.
DR.. Carr closed his address with a
bitter denunciation OF the methods by
which Hill secured his election 20 tho
United States Senate and the
New York delegation 90 Chi
cago. The club voted 10 print
the address ia pamphlet form and dis
tribute 1t all over the nation. The Club
decided TO visit Chicago during the
National Democratic Convention.
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OATH Round ROBBERS.

Rand of SicIllians in New York City
Organized for Robbery.
NEW YORK, March S.-Guiseppe Civo
held for trial, reveals the fact that there
exists here desperate gang OF Scicil-
liam robbers under toath o steal. Civo
confessed that he was one Of the thieves
and that the stolen articles were to be
found in the cellar OF house on Elev-
enth street, guarded night and day by
the gang. When asked to guide the
detectives to the cellar the prisoner re-
fused point blank to 60, saying:-"They
will kill me. They will murder me if |
betray them"
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Tn. Pari. Funds In Court.

LoxDoy. March s.-Writs issued by
French tribunal at the instance OF nr. Us
tine Mccarthy have been served upon sII,
Timothy Harrington, Mr. joseph bdWsEu
Kenny and Mrs. Psrnel, calling upon
them 10 withdrew the Corrections they
lodged some time ago with the Paris OshS
ing firm OF Munroe & Co, pronloluns 'aas Ia
house from paving 70 Hr. Mccarthy tne
funds belonging 70 the Irish Parliamentary
nartr. OF which the late Mr. Psrneii vas
one ot the trustees. The Dublin frd>pen,di,,
S1f CParnelutel says that decision WI
probably be obtained declaring tne IunoS
are the property Of the National League
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In the Mcdonald Field.

PrrTsBURG, Pa, March S.-The Taylor
well No of Smith Bros, at Midway, is
doing 90 barrels day from the Gordon
send. The Maunedick well Of Guffey &
Galley got the Gordon sand to-day, and is
showing for 500 barrels a day. The Glenn
* Robbins well, on the Robbins lot, is
through the Gordon and dry. The Agnes
Kent No l Of the Forest Oil Company
started of at 10 barrels day from the Cor
don. The Venture Oil Company's kelso
No. l will be drilled in tomorrow. IL is
now making 800 barrels day, and an in
crease is expected. The production is esti-
mated az n, 500 barrels; stock in field So
500 barrels, and runs 27.212 barrels.
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PROHIBITION IN iowa
Was Practically Knocked Out in One
Round Yesterday.
gHE COUNTY LOCAL OPTION PLAN
Decided Upon BY the State Senate and Will Almost
Sursly Become a LAw-GOyernOr BoleS Ap-
proves Of the Measure and VIII
Most Probably Sign l.

DEs MONIES, IA, March s.-The Iowa
Prohibition law was practically wiped
out OF existence to-day. The State Sem
ate this morning by vote OF - to %
adopted the Catch bill, which allows
county option, each county being given
the right 10 settle the liquor question
for itself by elections 20 take place not
oftener than every five years.
The matter can be brought up only
on petition OF one-tifth Of the legal
voters. The Republicans this after
noon sided with a number OF Democrats
in passing the bill. There Is little
doubt that the measure will receive the
approval OF Gov. Boies and become a
statute.
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sULLlyAN'S REPLY.
Cover the Money of All Buffers, and Serve
the One That Comes First.

MIyNEApoLIs, MINI, March Sin
reply to the challenge issued by Cor
bett. Sullivan has sent the following
message to his bscker, Charley john
son:
"MINNEAPoLIs, MINI, March s.6
"CharIeg Johnson, arlington Hotel, Hot
Springs, Ark:
"Cover Corbett's forfeit. Fight to
take place last week in August or first
week in September, in a club Offering
the largest purse, the winner to take the
entire purse, Marquis OF Queensbury
rules. ten thousand outside bet, or as
much more as they will bet as per my
challenge. First come, first served.
Also cover all buffers money for any
match in the same space OF time.
Answer quick West Hotel here.
Regards to Harrison and self.
GSigned John l.. SULLIVAN"
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En- Snringer Nery Much Better.

WASHINGTON, March S-Tte condition
of Mr.. Springer Is better and his physi-
clans are now Of the opinion that if he holds
till tomorrow what he gained to-day, he
will be on the road to convaleScene. He
takes nourishment, his pulse and temper
ature are nominal. and his physicians con-
slider that he is better than at any time
during his illness. OF course he is very
weak and PROSTATE, but he has shaken of
the delirium and coma which prevailed
and his mind is now clear.
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sohonsla,. Carriage Overturned.

WAsuINGToS, D. c., March S.-This
morning as General Schoheld was driving
10 the War, State and Navy building, his
carriage was run into by an express wagon:
The wheels Of the carriage were blocked
and the carriage was overturned. II was
found necessary TO remove the General
through the window, but fortunately he
was not hurt beyond receiving a rather Sc
we're shaking up. His escape was due TO
the cooluess Of his driver, who managed 70
control the horses, Notwithstanding the
overturning of the carriage.
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A Message from Gov. Flower.

ALBANY, n. Y, March S.-Goy. Flower
has sent to the Legislature message upon
pending measures ard in il occurred these
words: al have no sympathy with that i'm
moderate concern for public interests
which sees a bogv in every corporate enter
prise Of public character. Nor do ! ap-
prove that wholesale denunciation OF men
and motives with which well meaning,
but short sighted and hysterical press evil
IDENTIFY considers IL duty 10 charge every
great corporation. in attempt TO obtain mu-
nicipal privileges
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Tho Lottery People Indicted Again.

New ORLEANS, March s.-All Of the Off
GERS and leading employees Of the Louisiana
Lottery were arraigned yesterday before
the United States Court, charged with vio-
lating the snti-Lottery Postal law, under
an indictment found in Trenton. y. j.
This makes the fourteenth indictment
which they have been called on 70 answer
in as many different States, from Massa-
chusetts 10 Dakota and from Minnesota TO
Texas.
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The Negro Exodus Keeps Up.

HELENA. Ark. March s.-The exodus Of
colored people from this part Of the State
TO Oklahoma still continues. Already the
negro population Of this county has been
visibly decreased by the emigration. Thir-
~ families Will leave here tomorrow for
the land Of promise, while others will fol-
low as soon as they accumulate sufficient
money to defray expenses The poor crops
and hard times are the causes for the
move.
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81 Chnndler Knew Nothing.

WASHINGTON, d. C., March s.-Before
the Raum investigation committee to-day
MIR Chandler, Assistant Secretary Of the
Interior. was the first witness. His teStl-
money was of little Importance. He said
he bsd never received charges 70 the effect
that Young Raum had taken money for Il
LEGAL TRANSACTIONS. He had no personal
E5owledge that any person EMPLOYED IN the
pension Office was interested IN the refrig-
orator company, Of which Commissioner
Raun was President
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BLAsPHEMER To THE END.
A Murderer Spends His Last Hours In
PrOfane Joking.

n nUIUOIoN oPU'IN'"
PrOfane Joking.
WILKEsBARRE, PA, March 8.-Chas.
Wall was hanged in the prison yard OF
the Wyoming county Jail, at Tunkhan-
mock, at 1922 o'clock this morning for
the murder of his wife. In his cell all
the morning he laughed and joked. For
over two hours before the execution he
INDUCED in profane remarks.
He gave no sign OF sorrow or repent
ance, and claiming all the time that he
was innocent and knew nothing OF the
crime. He said he was sober at the
time the murder was committed, but
was dazed with sickness, believing that
he had been poisoned before he left
home, and that he was not responsible
for what he did when he returned.
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AdIonrncd ONT of Respect.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March Sin his
PRAYER this morning the Chaplain feelingly
referred 10 the death of Representative
kendall. Of Ky. After McMillin, of Ten
ressee. had given notice that he would to-
morrow call up for consideration the free
wool bill. Mr.. McCreary, OF Kentucky, an
nopnced 10 the House the death of his COL
learue. Mr.. Kendall, and as mark of re-
spect to the memory Of the deceased the
House adjourned.
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r..4-aa.n.uard Bound.

Ioypox. March s.-The Hon. Charles
Foster. Secretary OF the United Stans
Treasury, left Waterloo stst.on On VIC =,
press train which left for SoutLanP,i ,i a,, :
80 tomorrow morning for New YORK on
tSe Eorth German Lloyd steamer SPfee'
me re anne - vessel on which be cane 70 Ens'
,and
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A HILL CONVERT
Stands No Chance in the Albany Young
Mems Democratic Club.

ALBANY, \. Y, March S.-John
Boyd Thatcher, Worlds Fair Commis-
sioner and once an ardent Cleveland
man. but who became Hill convert,
was defeated last night for the Presi-
deucy of the Young Mems Democratic
Club, the leading political organization
in the city. by Congressman Charles
Tracey. a Cleveland Democrat, by vote
of IS TO 9. 1t is reported that the next
move will be to oust Mr.. Thatcher from
the Presidency Of the State League
Clubs.
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Mr.. holman sick Again.

WAsH1NGroN, d. c., March o.-Repre-
sentative Holman, OF Indiana, is again con
Sned 10 his rooms IN the Hamilton House
nv an attack of illness. He was unable 70
he an the Capitol yesterday or to-day. He
has never fully recovered from the effects
nj the grip, with which he was addicted
lest winter. and since then he has been III
several times with throat and other all
rnPnrg
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The Lord Mayor of London has opened
fund for the relief Of the families OF the
New Foundland fishermen who lost their
lives in the recent disaster Of that coast
The experts who have examined the
books of ex-Auditor Lavalle, who IS uncer
Indictment for attempting 10 burn the
records in the Daviess county, Ind, court
house. have made their report They find
the ex-Auditor is short in his accounts over
$4,000.
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pnatma.trrn Appolnted.
e,ecram % re Rsg,sta.

ISrecf1I IeleCTlfll y " H'4''''''
WASHINGTON. d. C., March S-The fol
lowing West Virginia pOstmasters have
beep appointed:-J L. Weekley at Alton,
f>nsbnr county, in place Of G.. W. Simon,
resigned: =. W. Osborn at Dennis, Green
brier county, in place Of ). II. Doss, re
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Rains in Berkely County.

Srseial telegram 70 the Rs0iStsr
NARTINsBURG, W. VA. March S.-The
recent rains have caused all the creeks in
this county 10 rise rapidly. The Opequon
ana Tuscarora have flooded the bottom
land along them and if the rains continue
IL is feared much damage will be done.
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-s-.qI T.iegyan 10 tts Rs7ilisr.

A Delegation of Prominent West Virgin
ians at the Capital in the Interest OF the
Piau.
Spsc;al telegram to ~ Rs7iS'sr.
WASHINGTON, d. c., March S.-A del
egation Of well-known West NirginianS,
headed by Governor Fleming, came to
town this morning for the purpose OF
appearing before the House Rivers and
Hsrbors Committee. They wished to
urge the committee to include IN its OIL
an item making a generous appropria-
tion for the improvement OF the Mon
opCahela river in West Virginia.
BESIDES Governor Fleming, MessrS.
Ed. Watson, Clarence Smith, and
Charles Wells. OF Marion county, were
in the delegation.
They saw Senator Faulkner and Rep
resentative Wilson, and the latter went
with them 70 the Rivers and HarbOrs
Committee and secured them hearing.
Mr.. Wilson introduced the delegation
and stated the object OF their appear
aDce. and Governor Fleming then made
a statement. showing the necessity and
6esIrability OF an adequate appropria-
zion 10 continue the work OF improve
mept on the MonOngahe.a.
The Committee listened attentively to
the Governors statement, and seemed
10 be very favorably impressed with
what he said
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stu. the Distribution of Bread.

vrzsyA, March s.-The ponce o. I1 fn,tser
have issued orders foroidoins 'N - ner.on.
distribution Of free oread LEI "a are Ir
VINO are out Of empioyheHs
needy circumstances
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Two New Companies Chartered.
,-;,f sr<L<1roJn IN fh> Rs01<fer.


CHARLESTON, w. VA. March s.-Secre-
tarv OF State VIM. A. Ohley to-day issued
the following certificates of incorporation: :
To the Lewis County Agricultural and
Mechanical Society, for the purpose OF
promoting agricultural and Industrial Fur-
snits and the mechanical arts, and the
breeding, raising and training Of live stock;
the principal Office is to be at Weston One
thousand dollars has been subscribed 70
the capital stock, with the privilege TO in
crease TO $50, ,00O. NJ. s. Holt and others,
of Lewis county, are the incorporators.
To the Salem Manufacturing Company
for the purpose Of manufacturing all kinds
OF woolen goods and buying and selling
wool. The principal place Of business is
to be at Salem, Harrison county. -Four
hundred and fifty dollars is subscribed 70
the capital stock with the privilege TO in
crease IL 10 twenty thousand. G.. w.
Parker and others Of Harrison county are
the incorporators-
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BIG FIRE IN LONDON.
Latham's Timber Yard on Fire at T.
m. and Adjoining Factories burning.

LoyDoy, March AT this hour 5
A. ". Lathams timber yard In Cur
tain Road, Shoreditch, with several ad-
Joining buildings are burning. The
occupants OF adjsrent tenement houses
have hurried!y Quilted their quarters,
removing their belongings. No acci-
dent at the scene Is reported a. yet
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Fancy Horses Sold

FRAxKLIN, PA, March s.-Miller and
Sibley have sold 10 Mr.. j. Malcolm s.
Forbes. OF Boston, q two-year-old and a
wearing FLY by St. Bee for $4,000 and
s. coo respectively. The two-year-old is
cut of Nutwood mare and the dam Of the
yearling is by Sultan. Miller and Sibley
have also sold 10 A. Smith McCann, of
Lexington, KY, the Electioneer stallion,
May King, 2:23lS, price $4,000.
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Charles Tabing and Otis Tabing, father
and son, Quarreled yesterday at Leoti, Kas.,
with Mason Morris. During the alterea-
tion Young Tabing drew q revolver and
shot Morris four times. Morris died.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-09

The miners in the Carmaux district in
the Department OF Tarn, France, have
struck for an increase OF wagea-
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po..,,sryg FOSTER, Of Luoec, a
s. posIn.slat ~, sfter the Grip, Hoods s,r
saparilIs brought MIN oas sa,o - eompIet'
nervous condition III"
strength and heanS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-09

HOOPS PILLS have Won % n,sn 81 sssJ
81 hgvg ,ssIr prompt and efficient Is' ''''
action.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-09

BEEcHAM's PILLS sell well because
they cure.
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moNoNeAnELa IlrkovEMENT.

4 Delegation of Prominent West Virgin
ians at the Capital in the Interest OF the
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The OHIO LEGISLATURE.

Considerable Work Done In the DAYS
Session - Some Important Measures
Passed.
G-.-inI T<Ilnrrsn "a IA RlrfEffr