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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-29
SAM OXFORD KILLED.
lie Was Not Murdered rs Reported, bu
Killed on the Railroad,

He Was Not Murdered rs Reported, but
Killed on the Rnilroad.
Zdnesril'e Tines Recorder. if .sa
a sensational rumor gained general
circulation on tho streets last evening
that Dump" Sherman had ahot and
killed Sam OfIord at Bellaire. Both are
GAINESVILLE men who have recently been
running saloon and shooting gallery
at Oakdale, Pennsylvania.
1t WAS currently reported that there
was some personal difficulty between
them week or len days ago which cul.
minated yesterday afternoon in a fatal
shooting scrapo.
These rumors greatly magnified the
facts so far as they could be learned
last night, but there is little consola-
ton to Oford's friends in the facts
themselves.
Last evening Charles OGord, tho en-.
gineer, received q telegram from his
brother Sans son at Oakdalc, Pa, stat.
ing that his father had been killed. In
answer to u telegram Of inquiry word
was received that he was killed on the
railroad. 1t was impossible to learn any
further particulars. Charles OGord,
brother Of the dead man, left on No. s,
over the Bul timore & Ohio railroad, last
night TO bring the body here for burial
OGord was a well known saloon keeper
here. having conducted that business
in the Seventh ward and on Main street.
His wiio died about "a year ago and It
was only a short time ago that he left
GAINESVILLE to SO into business at Oak
dale. @ Ja- =
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M'ADAMs.WoRLs.,
Popular People Married Mt tho Fourth
Street Church last Might.

AoPuar Eeopto slhrfieu nt tho tourtn
Street Church last Night
A large asscmblage, handsome deco.
rations, a pretty ceremony, and good.
looking attendants, a bright aud manly
groom, and above all, a lovely bride,
werc tho characteristics OF tho Mead.
ams.Worls wedding at tho Fourth Street
NJ. L. church last evening.
Long before the doors were opened at
s o'clock there was a gathering waiting
on tho Outside that completely filed
tho spacious interior OF tho large ediiice
whom the doors we're thrown 0ncn. In
another half hour, during which time
tho family and relatives entered and
passed to the Soats reserved for them
i'll front OF tho altar, there wls an rs
selnblage that completely filed every
pew, and many were standing In tho
aislos and yestibules.
The ushers, upon whom dovolved tho
duty Of seating this vast gathering, per-
formed their duties with grace and case.
Promptly at $3.50 o'clocl=lhe inspiring
strains Of the I4ohengrin March, @inely
executed by tho organist, Miss Annie
Logan, announced Tho entrance OF the
bridal party, which was proceeded by
the ushers, Mcssrs. Harry Stcll, George
/. Mccoy, Albert Sisson and W. NJ.
Doler, Immediately followed by tho
bridesmaids, Misses Abby b. Radcliffe,
Eva Jelors, Nolic G. Boyd and Minnie
Hickey, after whom came Ethel Sage,
the flower girl, and then the bride and
groom.
The bridesmaids and ushers separated
nt tho altar and formed 4 semi-circle on
two sides. Tho ladies were NIL attired
in white silk gowns, high cut, ornamen-
ted with natural flowers.
Tho bride never looked lovelicr than
in her bridal dress Of crfpc.de-chine, high
cut, with pulled sleeves, and carrying a
huge bunch ofwhte roses. The ccre-
mony was performed by Rev. DR.. Rikcr,
assisted by Rev., DR.. Mcclure. Of the U.
2. church. It was not only very pretty,
but impressive, being the iull ring cere-
mony according to tho regular Method
ist Episcopal discipline. AT the con-
clus'on OF the ceremony the bridal par
ty receded in reverse order 10 that of
entrance, and to tho=:nusic Of Mendels.
sohn's march.
A brief informal reception was held
at the conclusion OF the ceremony in
tho vostibule OF tho church, during
which Mr.. and Mrs. McAdams received
showers OF congratulations from their
numerous friends, and after this the
bridal party was driven to the resi-
dence OF the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Worls, on Main street.
where big reception was held and an
elegant wedding feast partakcn Of.
The happy couple will 20 to house
keeping Immediately, on South Eotf
street. Mr.. McAdams, the groom, is q
well known and popular letter carrier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-29
HE.S-JACK THE RIPPER.
a Melbourne Papor Says Declnlng,
tho Wife Murderer,
HAS MADE A FULL CONFESSION
Acknowledging that Ho Committed
tho world.Fumous White Chapel
2 Crimes-..Thc Judge Refuses Him a
Further Continuance and tho
Ficnd's Trial Begins at Melbourne.
The Insanity Plea Set Up.

MELuounSr, April 27.-rhc judge to
whom Mr.. 1.ylo made application yes
te.day for further adjournment Of tho
trial Of Frederick Bailey Deeming to-
day refused to grant any further post.
ponement,
The Standard to-day says that It Is In
position 10 announce without reserve
that Decming has confessed 10 his law
yers and tho doctors who examined him
that he committed a majority OF Jack
the Ripper" crimes in tho White Chap
el district OF London. The article has
created d great sensation.
The dcmeanor OF Dceming when he
was artaigned for trial in tho central
criminal court to-day presented a mark
cd difference from his conduct at the
inquest. To-day he was quiet and de-
pressed and he looked very much dis.
appointed when the judge decided that
no further delay wauld be granted and
that tho trial should at once be proceed
cd with. After the usual iormalities
had been complied with aud the jury
selected, tho public prosecutor began
his opening speech in which he arrayed
with almost irresistible force all the
facts in connection with the murder Of
tho prisoners wife.
All the witnesses who had testified at
the coroner's inquest were present to-
day. Evidence was given rs to the
finding OF the body OF Mrs. Williams, so
the name runs in the indictment, under
the flooring OF the empty house at
Windsor. - h
Dr.. Mullons testified that in his opin-
ion the woman had been struck a VIC.
lent'blow on the head prior to her
throat having been cut. 4 number of
witnesses gave evidence to establish the
identity OF the dead woman.
Counsel ior the prisoner asked the
judge to disregard the plea Of not guilty
previously entered by Deeming. He
had pleaded thus, counsel said, against
the advice OF his lawyers, and he now
desired to :-ithdraw that plea.
S. The judge said that at later stage of
tho proceedings hc would ask tho Jury.
concerning the request Of the counsel.
The court then adjourned.
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Wond orful Gulns,

DR.. Miles Ncrvine not only cures all
nervous diseases. headache, blues, ner.
vous prostration, slccplessness, neural.
gia, st. Vitus dance, fits and hysteria
but also builds up the body. ~ nm
pleased to say TINT after years OF intense
suffering with nervous disease, head
ache and prostration, l tried Dr.. Miles
restorative Ncrrine. and In two weeks
gained eight pounds in weight. could
not lie down to sleep, but now sleep
perfectly easy, and am still improving
wonderfully. Cannot say enough for
the Nervine.-AlRs. L. D. 5IlLLARp, Dun
kirk, n. y" "0no customer used Ner-
vine and gained fifteen pounds in flosh.
-BRowS 4 MAYnuRY, Cortland n. Yn
Trial bottles and elegant book free at
Logan Drug Co.'S. s.
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A Death md n Fire,

Spccid. Dispatch 10 The M.ciligenccr ...t ,.s;,
MARrlNsDURG, W. Va, April IS
William S. Cushma died at his home in
this city this morning, aged about
sixty-fve years. He was popular and
influential citizen, and had been a far
mer all his life, and was chairman of
the executive committee OF the state
grange. i.sEi
About 2o'clock this morning flames
were discovered pouring out OF the roof
OF the bicycle factory. The alarm was
sounded and the fire companies were
soon on the spot, and after much effort
succeeded in checking the progress OF
the flames, but not until $1,000 damage
was incurred. 1t was partly insured
and will not delay operations long.
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IIere,s SARCASM for tYnn

LONDON, April 2s.-The press Of Lon
don, Berlin, Vienna and Madrid are
ringing with contempt for tho cewardice
Of the Jury in tho Ravachol case The
Times Paris correspondent telegraphs
long comment in the following strain:
Monsieur Ravachol conducted the pro-
ceedings OF the assize court with firm
ness and moderation. IIe would not be
too rough with Judge Cues, nor would
he take any unfair advantage in order
to escape the questions Of tho politest
president that ever occupied tho chair
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ANOTHER DUEL
Grows Out Of the eDorrowe.Drnyton Affair.
aIiibank Wounds n Frcnchman, 3

Grows Out Of the eDorrowe.Drnyton Affair.
MiiOahk Wounds n Ercnchman.
BRUSSELS, April 2S.-There has been
anoller duel as a sequel of the Fox-Bor-
rowe melting. Comments in5clubs, cafes
and public places generally have not
been restricted, and as result of
the varied comments a duel took, place
Wednesday evening between Harry
Fane Milbank and Frenchman whose
name has not been divulged. Tho duel
occurred at a place distant about two
miles from Ostend. I.s55;
The cause OF tho affair was remark
made by the Frenchman regarding tho
character Of tho -Barrowcs meeting.
The Fronchman was wounded in the
hip. Whether the wound was serious
or not is not known.
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Eninl Accident.
ccfal Dispatch 10 he Iatc!ligenc:r.

Special Dipalch 70 Lht Inte.ligenctr.
WESTON, W. Va, April 2S.-Asa
squircs, a young man Of twonty-eight
years, was thrown from tho top OF a
freight car in train No. I on tho West
Virginia " Pittsburgh, one mile north
OF Confluence. falling partly under the
car, cutting his lett leg oil and bruising
himself otherwise. He may die.
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ALL HARMONIOUS.
Republicans of Ohio Disappoint
Those Who Expected o Row.
B2lYE OLD GENERALYGIBSON
II tho Man for tho Hour and Eises
to tho Occasion.
Ne TITHDRAWS HIS ONN NAME,

And Proposes Compromise Slate
that Goes Through With n Rush.
Mckinley, Foraker, Bushnell and
Hahn arc tho Big -Four and Every
body is IIappy-..No Hitch Anywhere
on tho State Ticket..-A Rlnging
Platform Adoptcd...Ncw York Re-
publicans In Earnest Council.
Whitclaw Reid Sounds tho Keynote.
Tho State Convention ut Albany.
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RoME, April 2s.-A bomb exploded
in a church at Monte Rotondo to-day
but caused only slight damage. A
dynamite cartridge exploded in the
house OF q wealthy family in Rome last
evening causing very little damage.
Two arrests have been made in connec-
tion with the latter explosion. 9lls.fTls
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Hand Maslllrl or.
, nI.pn,el 10 a. llltellfqsn,ct.

SIfcffl D'spdlcI 10 Mt lIIoHl9enccr
PIEDMONT, W. VA, April 2S.-John
Mayburs, an elnploye OF the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad shops here, had his
hand mashed of today by being caught
between the ccntro castings OF a car and
truck, caused BY jack giving away.
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VIENNA April 2s.-1n order to pre-
vent working men from stealing car
tridges from tho dynamite factories and
selling them at a low price the police
havo ordered that everybody using dyn-
amite mnst have q certificate showing
where it was bought. Failure to pro.
duce such certificate will be visited
by the seyerest penalties.
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The committee on elections reported
the names OF Senator Frank Hiscock,
Thomas c. Platt, Chauncey NJ. Depew
and Warner Miller to be dclcgates-at-
large 10 the Minneapolis conven-
ton, with these alternates: Daniel
II. Mcmillan, Buffalo; George c. Buel,
OF Rochester; J. +. Parkhurst, OF Bath,
and W. s. Weed, OF Potsdam The COM
mitteo also reported the names .of H..
W. Sage, OF 1thica, and Jesse Selirman,
OF New York City, to be electors at large.
The report was adopted and the con-
venton adjourned.
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Resumed Operations.
Special Dispatch to Ae Intelligence.

SPfcIal OlIpd'cA 70 Ie 7n'cllJchccf. =
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, April 9s.-Thc
Phoenix Powder Company's works at
kellogg began operations again to-day
after an illcness since last January,
caused by the explosion which demol-
ished almost the cntiro works and
killed several persons,
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scoTCu.IRIsH CONGRESS.
Tho Annual Meeting of tho American So.
i1E4 c!oty mt Atlanta, f.st4h

i".I'.l -W.N.. S'oty 1T AtHtntU. aatlfFE Ltt.a.
ATLANTA, GA, April 2s.-This morn
ing in the hall Of the house of repre-
sentatiyes in Goorgia's new capitol, the
annual congress Of the scotch-Irish So
ciety of America was called to order by
DR.. J. n. Craig, president Of tho Atlanta
society, who in u short address intro.
duced Governor Northen, OF Georgia,
and Mayor Hemphill, of Atlanta, to
welcome tho distinguished gathering in
tho name OF the state and city.
Response was made by President
Robert Bonner. DR.. JohnJ. Mcintosh.
OF Philadelphia; Colonel George w.
Adair, Of Atlanta. and Henry Wallace,
ofDcs 0Ioincs, made short addresses.
Tonight n reception was given the
visitors at the governors mansion, at
which the citizens OF Atlanta were in.
yitcd 10 meet the guests oil the city.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs

It has just come to light that wife
murderer Blackburn, who was hanged
ut Harriston, Miss, on the Goth inst, is
still alive. Ho hung for thirty.six min
utes and was pronounced dead. His
body was turned over to his relatives.
He came to lie while they were carry
ing him to tho grave.
The house committee has reported
favorubly the bill4nppropriating $40, :
900 for tho survey OF n route for a ship
canalfrom Lake Eric to the Ohio river.
Ata late hour last night it was dis.
covered that nine instead OF six persons
were burnedin the Philadelphia theatre
fire. 5
Forty persons were rendered home
less by an $4,000 fire i'll Hudson, Ohio,
yesterday.
Two women were burned to death
yesterday by tho burning OF flat
known as the Cayuga, in NcwYork city.
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NEW YORK REPUBLICANS
Adop. Ringing Plntform-Whitclnw
Reius Add ress t-a-

Adop. u Ringing Platform-Whitclnw
Reii's Address.
ALBANY, n. Y, April 2S.-Chairman
Brookfeld, OF the Republican state
committee, at 20 p. H., called the con-
vention to order.
When the call OF tha roll was COM
pleted Mr.. Brookfeld, in behalf OF tho
state committee, presented to the con-
vention the name OF William 4. Suther-
land, OF Rochester, MS temporary chair.
man. He then addressed the body, and
the convention adjourned for dinner.
Tho convention reconyened at $3.50
o'clock.
Ex-senator Pitts, chairman OF the
committee on permanent organization,
then roso and introduced Hon. White
law Reid as permanent chairman OF the
convention.
After thanking the convention for the
honor conferred upon him, Mr.. Reid
spoke in substance as follows:
ME. REID's SPEECH.
New York Republicans turn naturally
from yesterdays celebration to to.duy's
duty. Inspired by the memories yes
ternay evoked, they will take order that
the republic, saved by tho hero whose
birth we have just commemoratcd, in
conjunction Lincoln and others,
shall suffer no harm now at the
hands OF the antagonist they have
so often confronted. They have
iuct oon, what ot t.pt,ron;,t,, =. ,;,,,,L
means i'll this state and they havo no
desire and no purpose to lot such n
triumph extend to the nation. il the
record OF the Republican party through
out the whole thirty-siX years OF its
glorious history is not sufficient reason
for trustin it now it is at least no con-
trolling reason for distrust,
Can any one say as much for tho
other party? Let us not be unkind
enough to go back too iar. Let lis
merely ask il its record last winter
either in Albany or in Washing
ton is satisfactory guarantee for
tho future. Arc The Democratic
business men OF New York anxious
that this Congress should have its way
unopposed, about either free silver or
tHe tHrlu IS lncrc ono Oh tiicm Who
did not secretly give thanks last winter
that they had been beaten four years
ago and that there now sits OH watch
in tho white house tho safe, honest,
sturdy, great big man under his grand
fathers hat?
STILL REPUBLICAN,.
Our opponents do well TO make the
most OF their last triumph and 10 do it
at such railroad speed as the state capi-
tol has just been witnessing. They
may plan tho capture Of the next legis-
la;ure as they organized the theft OF
this one. They may renew and multi
ply their devices for binding hand and
foot the majority Of the lawful voters
OF this state; but it is still
the majority and It caunot be per-
manentlv bound. The biggest majority
New York ever gave against Il Rcpubli-
can candidate for the Presidency was
not tho latest; but that OF 81, 900 in
1876 for Samuel j J.lilden. The small
est was the last, in 1851, when the can
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Now In,lns,ria. In Tho slnte.

Special Dispatch 10 the IRtcHiycnc.r.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, April 2S.-Thc
three Central City glass works arc all
nowin operation, employing nearly COO
men. The bottle works will make its
first big shipment Saturday OF three
cur loads Of TASKS.
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Suit Brought by tho Wheeling Company.
Special Dispatch 10 The Inttiiigcnccr
COLUMBUS, O., April 2S.-Tho Wheel
ing Natural Gas Company OF Wheeling,
W. Fa., today files suit in tho United
States circuit court against the Bcllaire
nail works. Tho suit is brought to re-
covor SS,S03 80 for gas furnished. Judg-
ment for the above amount is asked
with interest for September Il, 1889.
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Accidental Shooting.

Special Dispatch 10 The M'c.ii0cnccr
LEXINGTON, w. Va. April 2S.-san-
dy Love, OF the firm Of A. S. Love &
Bro, OF Tyrconnel, received an ugly,
though not dangerous wound, yesterday
evening by the accidental discharge OF a
revolver in his own hands, while at
tempting 10 shoot fish. The ball, which
penetrated his right thigh to depth of
four inches, was extracted by DR.. Presly
Peck. -.
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BERLIS, April 2s.-The German from
tier is being strictly watched in order
to prevent an influx OF French anar-
chists into Germany.
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Special Dispatch 10 The Initlliqsnccr.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 2S.-T. F.
Welsh has been appointed postmaster
at 1rontown, Taylor county, W. Va.
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1nAvE been n great sufferer from dry
catasrh for many years. and tried many
remedies, but none did me go much
benefit MS Ely's Cream Balm. It com.
pletely cured me. NJ j. Lally, 50 Wood
ward Ave, Boston Highlands, Mass.
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r. Weather Forecns. for To.tlny.f T
For West Virginia. Western pennsy,run,a and
Ohio, fair I'LL saturday. colder northwest winds.
Il, TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY.
as furnished, BY c. SciiSEpy. drug Ilst ro,ro,
Market and Fourteenth streets n % ! ~ S'.os i'
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STATESMEN SPORTS
Forsake Their Legislative Duties
to attend the Races. y
THERE is NO Qu0RUM0F THE HOUSE

When Vote Is Taken on an Import.
ant Measure, and Call oftho Nom.
bcrs Deyclopcs the Fact that the
Congressman Who Arc Paid to At
tend to the Peoples Business Arc
"Dlowiug In" Fhclr Wages OF Fast
lIorscs..-Tho sergennt.at.Arms' is
With Them.
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+ GARFIELD TEA corrects evils OF over
eating and restores TO health the liver,
kidneys and bowels.
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didatc who had been swept into tho
governors chair tho year before on tho
wave OF maj jority OF nearly 100000 So
cured tho electoral vote OF tho empire
state by Il plurality OF l,Oi7 votes. Four
years later We beat that same man be-
tore tho people Of New York by 1883
votes. 'r
They say ho wants to try It again. II
so, tho fixed aud immutablc laws Of that
old rule OF arithmetcal progression
which We learned in our school days
show what ho may look for tho next
time. il this is what the state OF New
York did to Grover Cleveland, whom
sho respects what will shc do to David
Is. Hill2 lFlS nm
Whatevorhappens here or at atNlinneap-
oils, one thing know we shall 90 into
this campaign with our flags flying; on
no still hunt for votes TO bc had by
hiding our opinions, but with our prin.
ciplcs and the record OF our party TO the
front and with candidates worthy Of
both. ~
Mr.. DepcT then addressed tho con-
vontiOn at considerable length.
Throughout tho address Mr.. Depcw
kept his audience laughing and ci.ecr.
ing. The platform was then read by the
chairman OF the committee on rcsolu.
tions.
TIE PLATFORM.
Tho platform rcafIirms the national
platform OF 1883; congratulutes presi-
dent Harrison on the success OF his ad-
ministration; endorses tho Mckinley
bill ;commends Republican congressman
for the defeat OF the free silver bill;
denounces the treatment OF the colored
people in tho south MS barbarous and
continued in defiance OF tho laws and
the federal constitution; arragns the
Democratic party Of the south for con-
spiracy which involved the Justification
OF official election returns: de.
nounces the legislature for its
violation OF the principles OF
homo rule in cnacting VIGOROUSLY
partisan charter amendments and its
other acts, including the mid winter
enumeration, by which the population
Of the rural districts was diminished
and tho cities enormously increased.
Suchadhorrent and dangerous measures
summon the electors TO unite to defend
the purity Of the ballot and the Gnality
OF the legally expressed will OF the ma.
jority.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
LETTER BAG.
TOO Many Does.

EDrroRs HERALD: There is an infer
nal and dangerous nuisance existing IA,
this city at the present time in the
shape Of savage dogs, have known Of
instances recently where people have
been attacked BY them in the streets in
the business center Of the city, and also
along the sidewalks they will
dart ont from eateYsys and attack I'M
suspectinR and defenseless pedestrians,
and the owners Of these savage brutes
will stand 81 thsir poTches and seem 70
enjoy sort Of Satanic delight ct the
spectacle, not even calling of theipdogs,
or making an apology for the attack. '
Now I would ask what are We paying
taxeD for, II We cannot have projection
on the public streets. /, for my part,
would sooner fall into the tender en-
brace Of the ki6hway robber than be
torn and maneled BY . ferocious dog. Il
In the not very distant pest, It used
to be quite common for the city council
to change the names of streets In this
city, and Il was carried 60 far that We
got into sort Of chaotic condition that
people did not know the names Of the
streets they. were living on, until finally
our worthy mayor sat down on the
whole bnsiness and st0pped It. But
think they would be excusabie in max
ing one more grand and sweeping change,
and that a % change the name Of thii
city to DogtoWn, until some remedy car
b4 found 70 abolish the existence OF thiI
nuisance. TAxPAYER.