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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-18
SEE A CLAIRVOYANT.
Mr.. Cleveland Arrives in New York In q
Good Humor-One of His Little Jokes.


New YORK, October 17.-Ex-President
Grover Cleveland arrived at the Victoria
Hotel at o'clock this morning from Green
witch. Conn, and went directly to his
rooms. He did not go near the hotel Office,
for he knew that there would be few
callers. and he was anxious TO begin
work. Even the clerks did not know Mr..
Cleveland was in the house until an hour
or so later, when he sent down the follow
ing message to the information bureau /:
Il have returned from my Sunday rest and
am attending to letters which came in my
absence"
The first letter Mr.. Cleveland picked up
was from Chicago manufacturer OF baby
carringes. He wanted permission to call
one of his new vehicles the Ruth Cleve-
land" and was willing to send Miss Ruth
the finest baby carriage ever made for this
privilege. Mr.. Cleveland handed the letter
to his secretary without word.
The ex-President was in the midst OF his
correspondence when an Associated Press
reporter called and handed him the follow
ing dispatch, dated Indianapolis, this morn
ing: "It is stated here that Governor Gray
will be a member of Cleveland's cabinet in
the event Of Democratic success, and that
his position in the Presidents advisory
family will be that Of Postmaster General.
A friend Of the Governor said that he had
received positive information that Cleve-
land rendered Gray the place in case he was
elected, and that in commenting on his ad-
ministration of four years ago he said that
Indiana would have been similarly recog-
nized at that time but for the fact that the
State had furnished the Vice President"
Mr.. Cleveland read it through twice and
then asked the day of the month.
October H." replied the reporter.
''Now, the election is not held for twenty
one days and you want 20 knew about my
Cabinet in case 1 am elected. oh, dear;
what are you newspaper men coming tos
See here, l have an idea," and the ex-
President laid back in his chair, laughing
heartily, "Go and see clairvoyant."
Mr.. Cleveland expects to remain In the
citv few dava
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CHANGES IN THE HYMNAL.
The Episcopal Council Devotes Most Of
the Day to that Subject - Where VIII
the Next Meeting Be Held?

The Episcopal Council Devotes Most of
the Day to that Subject - Where viii
the Next Meeting Be Held?
BALTIMORE, MD, October 17.-This is
the eleventh day of the triennial general
convention of the Protestant Episcopal
Church. Bishop Coleman, of Delaware,
and Rev. DR.. DeRosset, of Mississippi, con-
Quoted the opening exercises, and the two
Houses went into session.
President DIX, of the House OF Deputies,
after reading the minutes Of Saturdays
session called for reports of standing COM
mittees. A resolution was then adopted TO
refer amendments and all other matters
which may not have been acted upon at the
close OF this session to the joint commits
sion.
The Joint committee to select the place
for holding the convention Of 1895 reported
it and fixed on Saratoga, N. Y. Objection
was made by several deputies to presen-
tation of Saratoga's claims, and the report
was placed on the calendar.
After the reading Of number Of mes
sages from the House Of Bishops the spe-
cial order of the day, the report Of the
commission on the hymnal was taken up.
Rev. DIR. Henry w. Nelson, of Western
New York, presented voluminous report,
He pleaded that the action Of the commit
tee be ratified by the House without going
into the committee of the whole.
Some opposition developed to the sugges-
tion to consider the hymnal in committee OF
the whole. While the discussion was at its
height Secretary Tatlock appeared from
the House of Bishops with message No. AZ.
This message stated that the upper house
had passed resolution adopting the report
of the joint commission Of the hymnal with
these changes:
"Omit hymns 90, parts Of 20S and 692, re-
store hymns 24S, 39S, SIS, 5O4, to add dox-
ology to hymn 1877, and to prefix the first
verse of hvmn 3l4 to hymn 63O."
These changes were greeted with cries
of ''good." One of the hymns restored be-
ing the old favorite, How firm a founda-
ton" A motion TO lay on the table was
voted down and vote by the diocese
taken on motion to concur with the House
of Bishops.
voting, 81 ayes, l3 nays, S divided; lay, 43
dioceses voting, 90 ayes, 1S nays, l di-
vided.
President Dix announced that the
House of Deputies concurred in the mes
sage from the House of Bishops.
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Pole Raising at Paw Paw.
s,.etal 7,kUam to n. RsOsfr.

Paw Paw, w. Va, October H.-This
was a red letter day In the history OF the
Democracy Of Morgan county. Col. w. A,
MacCorkle delivered one Of bis stirring and
enthusiastic speeches 10 a large crowd who
had assembled 70 see the first Democratic
banner ever flung to the breeze at this
place. 1t was done under the auspices OF
the w. L. Wilson Democratic CLUB OF this
place. and was a success In every particu-
lar. After Col. MacCorkle had closed
amid tremendous applause, Hon. IL. B.
GiIkeson, of Romney, was introduced, who
made one Of his able arguments for tari
reform and against the force bill u
Democracy OF this section OF West
ginia is blaze Of enthusiasm. The II
party movement has disappeared anc
Morgan county will be in line
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GOOD NIGHTS REST
.Dr,t-clsss Breakfast. Preceded Mr..
BIaine's Departure.

pr.i-clsss Breakfast. Preceded Mr..
BIaine's Departure.
-pnrys. w. October 1T.-This
Z Mr. Blaine left Ophir Farm on
IS o'clock train for New York.
y,,i nights rest he had breakfast
Reid and his family, and then
srorrirz papers. he appeared on
grislt lOa. m., and remained there
was tine 20 20 90 the depot. MIR.
vuDsnied him 20 the depot in his
a On the way they passed the hall
the Democratic County COnven-
as being held. Some Of the Demo
hai Jhe.r hats and Mr.. Blaine and
d replied 20 the salUtatiOn.
Re getting aboard the train Mr.,
bad % shake hands with the prom
1s1s Of White Plains. When Mr..
vas asked any political question be
The conversation 70 his visit to
Farm. He said be had a very pleas
b. and that bis STAY had materially
et bis health. Tdis he attributes 70
sshar The drives and the walks
be enjoyed during his stay at the
be said he would 20 direct to the
avenue Hotel In New York, where
engaged rooms for himself and Mrs.
Hs said be expected 70 meet his
ft1e h0,e. this afternoon. The eX-
l3T would not say wheteer he ex-
% hold another conference with the
h-'.-e Republican party while he
r,i .l New York. He said he did
.1ihe would return 20 Ophir Farm,
lgl teth0uylt Mrs. Blaine and his
''T Mrs Walter Damrosch, might
.NS Reid during the latter part Of
20 Mr. Blaine said he expected TO
Washington in few days, where he
spend the winter
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He still Lives.
Special Telegram to the REGISTER.

GpectuI IttegFuIN 70 tIts 4EsVFoVeI'
MoRGANTowN, w. VA, October 1.-THE
blast from the railroad Immediately below
this place, which was reported in these
dispatches as having mortally wounded
Eli Conn, of Point Marion, has not result
ed fatally so far. Conn has not yet been
conscious. The blast threw a 10Opound
stone that tore his ribs from their natural
fastenings, but by process Of surgery un-
precedented, he is likely TO recover. The
cause of the accident cannot be laid to the
railroad contractors, as they warned the
excursion boat not to approach nearer to
the blasting point.
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N IS STILL MUM.
rlNt Say What He Intends
AD9 For the Party.
Ir,ltH CONES FIRST AMONG
Things He Has Under
~ -.-1'.+a-ion-He VIII Spend
/ Wib.ar in Washington
". ~ New York Has No
- significance, So He

October l7.-Mr and Mrs;
, pr; s- -ee Fifth Avenue Hotel
a...' W. \, rrts afternoon. They were
.,, .sss- s5n.iuIaw, Walter Dam
-.r,sNfr Blaine interested poll
,'' i,.-.~ about this place, Inc
w, sssuat delighted, out the
.a-5 s5--s7rsd quite the reverse. II
4.' .l'.-ss--sI p r1at Mr.. Blaine would
~ - Ts--er The second com
'-- .. intended for the Irish
- -,-s-s. fr is said. When Mr..
s-,-f of these stories he laughed,
-sr,-.s- for the Associated Press
-v vsv York waiting for Mrs.
S5e will probably be here To-
T 2-.- ~,r--.v Soon after her ar
v-I tourney 20 Washington,
~. .rsrf the winter. That's all
,s there is in my Visit 10 New
r,g seen any Of the politicians
rss asked.
-w write another letter or make
l,sss5ss l1 the campaign Ny
n not Ike t1auswer that directly.
80 I shall be 0esjeCed by people
5sz me TO do something for my
f1ssv Yes I shall be requested
s-e and there and everywhere, and
now which way TO turn. So YOU
,s7so.-v one thing for me 70 do.
n -ss, 7 am obliged 70 take good
ny health. That comes before pol
Pq.-s looks better than he did be-
-srt n, ODrir farm. His sOiOurn
-5.fate for the Vice Presidency
Republican side has benefited him.
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senator Kenna stnI Sick.

oUeCtUt IctFgT tIIFt 20 tFtt 4htsto.V'
WASHINGTON, d. c., October l1.-Sena-
tor Kenua has returned 70 Washington
with his family. The Senator has 0een at
Penses Spring almost oil the time
since the adjournment of Congress, taking
the waters for the benefit of his health.
He has not gained as much as he had
boped. the stomach trouble from which he
suffers still annoying him. For this rea-
son he may not be able to enter actively
into the campaign, althoug he is very anx-
ious to do So He will go to New York in
a few days, but expects TO be in West Vir-
ginia again within the week.
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II. s. Court Proceedings.
special Teleoraps 70 n. Rsslsi.r.


MARTINsBURG, w. VA, October F.-Fed-
eral Court convened here to-day with
Judge jackson on the bench. The follow
ing continued cases were disposed Of;
State V. H. w. Yorkey, Grant county,
selling liquor without special tax, tried by
Jury, verdict of guilty, fine one hundred
dollars and costs. State v. Stephen Welch,
Randolph county, same, two indictments,
nolle pros. State V. w. L. woodward,
Randolph county, same, trial by Jury, YER
dict not guilty. The grand jury will be
emDanelled to-mO rrow.
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Native Africans Attack German Settle
ments.

ZANZIBAR, October 17.-Advices from the
interior show that the Waphe tribe, which
in in the latter part Of last year massacred
a german expedition under command Of
Lieut.. Won Zelewski, killing the command
er. many officers and 900 men. have Just at
tackled the German station at MpwayWa,
on the road to Usagar. The Arab COVER
nor, two Germans and two British Indians
the station were wounded. 1t is report4
that natives have made attacks on ofhd3
European stations, but no details have beef
received. Further news from the intero}
is anxiously awaited.
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Firh,in. Jimmie campbell at Work.

New YORK, October H.--Ex.Governor
James E. Campbell, of Ohio, addressed a
large and enthusiastic audience at Totten-
Vile, S, l., tonight on the tariff question.
He began by saying that some people were
under the impression that the present cam
paiRn was quiet one. So it was in some
sense. There had not been the usual
calling of hard names de SAID
there was some careful work attending
the camnaign and that the Democratic
marty was ready for the fray. while the
Rennhlicaus were not. He said no Demo
crat would speak disrespectfully Of Presi.
dent Harrison at the present time, and
that every Democrat sympathized with the
president over the severe illness OF his
wife. As for Grover Cleveland be re-
ouired no eulogy. His four years at the
White House, and his consistent conduct
since is a sufficient record.
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thinks CLEVELAND SAFE.
'abLity That He Nay Garry Ohio,
Low Spirited Radicals.

I..vlm 20 t,s Rsgsr
NGToN d. C.. October Tx
sentative Ben LaFevre. Ohio. wao
e today, SAYS that DC has become
,ly convinced that Mr. Cleveland
elected 1ya large majority. He
"a, De thought C,eveI and would
New York br $4,000 or 10000
Though ohio is usually
Ne O Republican State as
Iala, hc said the Democrats may
ms fall IF some amends are not
foraker for the manner in which
pea treated. The failing spirits OF
-l'-cllS are wei shown in an in
WIN John A. kass0n. of Iowa. ex-
4, % blssia He said that in his
AH Harrison had a small Ter cent.
y. o., Ar Cleveland Hetl.lrht
De vel,ur6d on Harr SON. This
-' as tew0g,j 20.
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Stolen bases, McAleer and Duffy; left
on bases, Cleveland 4, Boston 3; struck
out. Davis, 0'Conner 2. Young 3, Vir-
tue, Mccarthy, Kelly, Nash, Tucker.
Quinn and Stivetts; first on balls, Childs
2, Mexican, McAleer; double plays,
Stivetts and Tucker; passed balls, Zlm-
mer; time, two hours; umpIres, Snyder
and Emslie.
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A NARROW ESCAPE.
The Warden OF the Ohio state Prison
Has . Perilous seance With Lun-
sn,e,al z,ho,am 10 n. Reot,tr.

SPECIAL Ttisoram TO the Rc0tStsr.
COLUMBUS, o., October l7.-Chaplain w.
r. Dudley Of the Ohio State Prison was
Mortified this evening when William Fer
reter, a prison from Ashtabula, suddenly
appeared before him with the cleaning eye
OF lunacy, and informed him that the Lord
had commanded him 10 offer the chaplain
as a sacrifice as. Abraham attempted 70 Of
fer Isaac.
The chaplain drew Ferreter, who had
suddenly become insane from religious ex-
citement, into an argument. and the chance
arrival OF guard at the chaplain's study
meanwhile probably saved his life. Fer
reter had secured draw knife, which he
was about TO use as weapon. The insane
man became so intensely excited when
seized that be died in few hours. in spite
OF the efforts Of prison physicians.
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DamocratIc FiRures Given.

Nav YORK, October H.-Ine DemO-
c,.atic National Committee issued state
naent to-day to counteract the Republican
claim that the large registration In the IN
| ts-jor cities OF the State is in favor OF the
penn nhlicans. The Democratic and Repuo-
lean naiorities of the last election are
Given in thirty cities and towns IN the IN
f5erior Of the State. they show tnat 10
these the Democrats had majority OF
rs 2il and the Republicans majority OF
707.
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WHEELING W Va. TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER l8, 1892
MRS. HARRISON

Passes the Most Comfortable Day She Has Had For
Soma Hms-Her Condition Shows No Marked
Change HOwever-The President and Mrs.
Dimmick Drive to the Country For an Hour
and Half
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r-on.n. Rob . Mllkman.

PoRr JERv1s. n. Y, October 17.-Three
tramDs. names unknown, attacked and as
saulted Ephraim Shay, q milkman from ron!
Sussex county, n. j., about 10 o'clock this
morning, and robbed himof 500 in money
The AFFAIR occurring in broad daylight at
trscted a crowd and the police force.
Tbe robbers Asarted to run away, out
were met BY 5Ollce e - I tho h,o-h- -
the melee W eu, o9S ~ - ,shs,. s1,e t7vo
waymen Va sno ~ ~ nan ran for.
we're W. W. #tlv pursued by the
Deis channel to q small
oWo. a. present hiding.
and 1rrouud the island
oat
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Ron 81 D. POST
large Audience at the WeIlsburg
lour1 House.
'''r'-oa Rce,tsr.

'''7rarea Rcarr.
-.,. VIVA, October 1.-THE
\. -2 - +. Ibr5-ae county held a grand.
~. ~ n --e, enthusiastic meeting at
~ 't.,-'e 4. -c-s evening. They were
-,s,, Or two hours bv the
y '- D Posi-. of Clarksburg He
-as i,a Mckinley Din thor
q e Republican frauds
,l 0 l.s speech be saws.
,..5 SAG q EN- IA, I came from the
~ b, ,A' o. West Virginia TO put
mn 'e'0re this meeting thar
(, ,.',l ,cs tall pine forests of
- o,4-.,-. magnolias Of Lopis-
4 - 20 cgg1lg waters Of tue At
r. -y.-e1 sands of California
~. ,....5 .a eleu nan who CHALLENGES
s-5 0'.- 34'.sca hat man is Grover
r.. our leg President. N1r
'' As.1a1y tomorrow al
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Brakeman Killed.
C,,..inl 1tllnratn o fAe Rscisfer.

PIEDMONT, W. VA, October E.-Brake-
man Albert Dawson, aged % years. son Of
Flovd Dawson, of Floyd, Md, fell from
freight train between Newburg and Tun-
melton st 4 a. N. to-day. When found he
was dead, the train having passed over his
laos near the body His remains were
taken TO Kevse- on No. 4 to-day. He had
been married only nine months.
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WIsHrxs1oy. D. c.. October lh-Fo7
Virginia. Western Pcnnsyyaoiz an
;air and warmer on Tuesday. rishfseuf
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FULL OF SYMPATHY.

Grover Cleveland Writes Touching Letter TO the
Secretary of the Committee of Invitation Of the
Worlds Fair Dedication OeremOnieS-HiS Keen
Appreciation of the Troubles That BeSst PreSi-
dent Harrison-Unwilling TO Enter Upon What
Would Be Considered Political Expedition.
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WONDERFUL BASE BALL
Cleveland and Boston Play Eleven In
ningS Without a Run.
ONLY ONE ERROR IN THE GAME,

And That One Cost Nothing-A
Splendid Exhibition ofScientiflc
Ball Playing Before a Delighted
Crowd of 6,ooo-Burkett, of
Wheeling, Comes Nearer to
Making Run Than Any Other
Player in the Game.
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EFFECT IN THE ELECTION.

To-day Colonel Taylor addressed an open
reply TO Commissioner Lewis in which he
agreed 10 submit the question of whether
he had made any false statements as TO
what the report shows to a committee, con-
sisting OF Governor Mckinley, State Aud
itOr Poe and Secretary Of State Poorman,
three Republicans, and il they will sign a
statement in the affirmative, he will with
draw from the ticket.
He also declares that poverty has in
creased in this county since 1890. not in
proportion TO the increase Of population,
but the increase Of taxation and this pro-
position he agrees 10 submit TO the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury, Foster and Superin-
tendent Of the census, K. p. Porter on the
same condition.
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NEWSLETS
Interesting Pieces photographs of News In
Small Space.

Three special trains over the Peunsylva-
MIA railroad will carry the Cabinet. the
Supreme Court and the Diplomatic Corps
from washington TO Chicago 70 the dedica-
ton. They start to-day.
At New York, Owen Clifford, q laborer,
while in a fit Of drunken rage. rushed upon
Edward McNamara and split his bead
omen with an axe. The axe sunk into the
tissues of McNamara's brain
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( / HEARTILY recommend Salvation on for
neuralgia, for it acts like charm. J. s.
NcCaulley, go &. Gay St, Baltimore, Nd.
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Good Mse'IDsa, Piedmont.


yss .'aP,q a39.s.ls77 .Dlss77a.'aac meeting SOT5, 10.
editor rf -fsr Hon. Frank T.
'.2ss. Tie No.. 'r Lslfsr, of BOs-
o ". Nevic--' $50 Z Was opened by
,sac Campa.g1 CgSS OF tee 5
vas made Pres,5-c. IA. +. =.
-lS were j. S. Jane Inc wee
lrst Nat.oua. Bank. 4. PRESIDENT
al'er Of tae Davis ". y. d. McCan-
sf prominent Dsnoce,...o.aa, Bank,
NJ Stanley, J.J.Slc,SS;,s Secre-
garrison, Jr. The GI5.alaiss and
Sheridan Democrat ,Sroert \ Band
the speaking. ''' Ls9Ort Club
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croud. at H.adauarter..

NEW YoRK, October I7.-More
usual activity was apparent in
Republican National headqw
morning. The members OF IN
Committee were present and
room was filled with people
opportunity 70 be admitted
up stairs.
Robert Lincoln, Minis
st. James, United Stat
Hale, Of Maine; John
and ex- Congressman J
sissip2i, and Miplsf
the early visitors,
long private int
Carter.
AEF
= E; s;g'tss'
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lime Republican r.
Grover. Ou 10
'iIe9ram % n hsar-

i's9Tam 20 ne hsarr
5ae of 1i.!5' ne Oldest ID sS5Ia512ss'5,a-Rioa a1s .,i
'Ils 1'..,. IN The county, hss. s.,.s5.saehest
mean c1 party, and is reos.llogR .r ,-soRn up
= 0u
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TAYLOR HAS The NERVE.

Down In Fine Style--A Challenge That
Can't Well Go Unaccepted.
SPECIAL telegram to the Register.
COLUMBUS, o., October 17-On last Sat-
urday State Labor Commissioner w. T.
Lewis addressed an open letter TO Colonel
w. A. Taylor, Democratic candidate for
Secretary Of State, charging that in re-
cent speech at NOrwalk he,wilfully made
false representation Of the figuring con-
tanned in the forthcoming report of the
Labor Commissioners Office.
The substance Of what Col Taylor said
was that the report showed general de-
creases in wages in Ohio under the Nc
Kinley tariff laws, and that Commissioner
Lewis and Governor Mckinley had pur-
pOsely delayed the publication of the report
until too late 10 have any
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LONDON, October 1.-THE Shanghai cor
respondent of the Standard says: "The
steamer Bokhara was wrecked on Sand
Island, one of the Pescaderie group. There
were 200 persons on board the vessel at the
time of the disaster, and the widest scene
prevailed as the people struggled to escape
from the angry sea, which seemed raven
ous for its prey.n
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GossSn 6dsyoIand 30 30 Q Q Q 90
The McCook tribune., 1892-09-16
First publication September 8. 1892
NOTICE.

in the district court of Red Willow county
Nebraska. }. Lowell Moore. trustee. plaintiff,
vs. William Relph, Rebecca ]. Relph, John W.
Sarah Snavely and William a. Judd. defend
ants. John w. Kern. Leonora V. Kern. Rufus
NJ. Snavely. Sarah Snavely and William A.
Judd, non resident defendants. will take no
tce that on tho eighth day of Sept. A. ID. 1892
plaintiff herein filed his petition i'll the district
court of Red Willow county, Nebras ka
against the defendants, the object and prayer
of which are to fOreclose certain mortgage
executed by the defendants William Relpb
and Rebecca J Relph to plaintiffs assignee,
the Dakota Mortgage Loan Corporation, upon
the east half the south east quarter and the
north west quarter of the south east quarter
of section twenty FIVE [25l, in township one D.
north of range thirty (30).west, in Red Willow
county, Nebras&a, to secure the pavInent of a
certain mortgage bond of $500. dated Sept l.
1887, and ten interest coupon notes of Sl050
each dated Sept. 1. 1887. and that there is now
due upon said bond, interest coupons and
taxes paid by plaintiff under the terms of
said mortgage. the sum of SAIL 80 with inter
est at ten per cent. fiom this date. for which
sum. with costa, plaintiff praYs for decree
that the defendants be required to pay the
same, or that said premises may be sold to
satisfy the amount found due. a-st--- af
You are, required to answer said petition on
or before Monday. the I7th day or October, A.
Dated September 8. 1892,
ti hrgtud4 J.iLOwELL MOORE, trustee.
By HE attorney j. e KRLLEy.