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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-06

FHE ST. PAUL TRUST COMPANY
Offices, EndicOtt Block, Fourth
streetssActs az executor, admin
istrator, guardian, trustee, as
signee, receiver. etc.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MASQUERADE AND THEATRICAL
Vl costumes, wigs and grease paint. Mrs.
l.. Neifmann. 50 East Seventh ST.
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DANk STOCKS specially; bonds. COM
ID mercial paper mortgages. securities
bought and sold. George w. jerks, Invest
ment Banker, Minnesota Loan and Trust
Building Minneapolis.
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INSTRUCTIONS.

A SUITABLE beginning for the new
n year, scholarship in the j. d. Bess
practical business school, Pioneer Press
Building.
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AUCTION SALE.
Kavas9agll a. Johnson. Auction
PGE,S.

+ ADDE'S. do not fail to attend the great
IL auction sale of fine millinery goods at
AS East Seventh St: sale VIII begin promptly
at IL IN. Thursday, Jan. D. and continue
from day 10 day until all the stock is sold
kavanagh d. Johnson. Auctioueers.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-06

EOR CHEAP MONEY on real estate IVA
l. cant or improved), see II. Caldwell, Ger
mania Life Rnilding
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A NY amount of money loaned on horses,
n carriages, furniture. pianos, watches.
diamonds. ETC.. at ne.half the usual rates;
can be paid back by installments, and at any
time to suit your convenience. thereby reduc-
ing cost of carrying loan: all business private
and honorably transacted. j. l.. Straueh,
Room 10 Globe Building.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
.sEaic.

DOOM EEPER-W situation by
ID young man of % as bookkeeper or as
sistant; can give best Of references, If de-
sired. Address SIS Robert ST., Room ~.
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FINANCIAL.

II. ment Bankers lean money OH I'm
,royed property in st. Paul and Minneap-
OILS ct leE cent ION or before. Offices.
New Pioneer Press Building, ST. Paul. and
Reeve Building Minneapolis.
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DOOKKEEPER-F class office man
ID desires position as bookkeeper or as
sistant Dookkceper; best city references.
Address q Valentine Block.
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QOYs FOR PLACES. places for boys;
- employment bureau for poor boys, free.
Newsboys' Club Room, 3i3 Wabasha st. ;open
from II TO ~ a. H. and from TO 7. nj.
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+ ARGE AMOUNTS of money to loan on
IL improved property at and per cent.
Smith Parker d Gilman New York Life Bldg
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A A LOANS on furniture, pianos.
AsAs horses, diamonds, watches and
sealskin sacques; lowest rates. Minnesota
Mortgage Loan Company, Rooms 13 II. First
National Bank Building corner Fourth and
jackson Sts
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DLEASANT AV., 177-Two snieely fur
l. nished rooms; heated, gas and bath; for
one or two gentlemen.
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WANTED To RENT.

L j. ROCHEN, N. w. Steam Dye Works
l. office, 41G Robert ST., Ryan block works.
{. and = Indiana av.
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(NARDENER-Wan experienced
VI German gardener wants position. Ad-
dress V S 800 East Sixth ST.
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| ROCERY CLERK wishes situation !;
| VI comes we'll recommended speaks Ger
| man. Address $40 Canada
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pLACkSMITH-A blacksmith that can
ID do general backsmithlng and horseshoe
ing wants situation. Address Nels Robinson,
Chestnut ST go St Paul.
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EMPLOYMENT-W work of any
u kind old soldier; good. careful man;
can do any kind of light work. Address j.
b. L., No. 92S Marion ST., City.
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NUMMIT AV., 1O5-Corner Rice St-Fur.
~ nished steam-heated front room; private
family; board within few doors; apply
mornings
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-06-24
.IESIFNNG IN HER OWN BEHAEL
SYMPATHY FOR DEFENDANT


1 Assocla ted Press
Seattle Wash, June 2s The firth
day OF the trial Of Ursula 5uanita
unfig Boyd for the killing Of Thos. II.
Boyd atstaeted an imn:ense crowd to-
day, many ladies being present. The
introduction yesterday Of letters writ.
ten BY the dead man to the defendant
created a sensation that Is still the cur
rent tnlk today. and sheir character is
Of such a nature as TO have brought
about q general feeling Of sympathy
for the defendant Though the letters
were full Of objectionable language
many ladies were present, and did not
finch whenever the questions OF law
yers and the replies Of witnesses in
volved foul words and actions. Mrs.
Boyd was released from her trying
position this morning. having been on
the witness stand fer five hours She
testified concerning the shooting as fol-
lows:
After we got out Of the carriage
and entered tho house heScame behind
me while was unfastening my ven,
anu threw me over the foot-b board Of
the bed He said Now. - you. i
want you to write those letters at once.
Go and get pen and Ink end write them
right of managed 70 get up and
sit down on the trunk, ana he walked
-. Il. III 4.<.....4 49,. "a. !. 81. . I. h. VI.
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THE NEWS At WASHINGTON

Washington. June 2s The nAWe Of
the sinking Of II. IT. s ship viatofis.
caused profound sensation al the
navy department. People who saw the
beautiful and stately Blake. the Tag
ship Of the British squadron al The
naval review, thought she was great
ship, but she IS Of secondary import
ance when compared with the 'I|-felee.
Victoria The campeIae4n aas about
the same sizeias the Victoria She re-
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sernbles the United States ship Charles
TONS model In appearance. though
twice as large Naval officers here feel
that one result Of the catastrophe will
pc to emphasize in q 5 striking manner
the terrible efficiency Of the ram as
q weapon Of naval ofrense
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.FR|GHTFUL MARITIME CALAMITY.
The British BatllGShip Victoria Sunk
IN a Collision.
A TERRIBLE LOSS or lIRE|
The CamperdoAKn. nlan II lie llndIlarrn-
The Camperdown, also of tlse AiedIterra-
mean Fleet, Runs Her Down Huns
dreds Of DEen Perish.
Associated press.

Assoclated Press
London June pa frightful calam-
ity has befallen the British battleship
Victoria, the flagship Of the Mediterra-
mean squadron, and hundreds Of lives
have been lost The Victoria which
flew the flag Of Vice-Admiral Sir
George Tryon, K C.B, was run into on
Tripoli by the British battleship Cam
perdown, also belonging to the Medi-
terranean squadron. ana under COM
mand of Captain Charles tombstone.
The Victoria had an enormous hole
made in her side. through which the
water poured in torrents. Before those
on board could cast loose their small
boats she went to the hettom. carrying
down with her nearly al on board,
Some Of the officers and crew managed
to get out Of the suction caused by the
sinking vessel and We're rescued
Among those lost are Vice-Adnirai
Tryon. The first report Of the disaster
stated that about 200 men had been
drowned, but later dispatches show the
loss Of life to have been far greater
and that II will prove to be not less
than 400,
The admiralty received telegram
from Tripoli, Syria, under date Of to-
day, as follows While maneuverng /
off Tripoli this afternoon the Victoria
and the Camperdown colIided The
Victoria sank in IS minutes in Is fath-
oms Of water. She lies bottom upper
most TWenty-one officers were /
crowned. Two hundred and fifty ive
men were saved. The injury to the
Camperdown has not yet been fully
ascertained, but II Is serious and wilii
necessitate her going on dock for re-
pairs
Tne vessel carried 500 officers and
men, and lO7 marines
Inc details Of the disaster are mea-
gre ana straggling' owing to The re-
iiotehess OF the SCOT where the coli
ision LOOK place. 1hs Duke Of +din-
'urs received a dlspatch ntm Emper-
: "iiilaIn eNpressins deem fsniatby.l
'iu saying an tne vessels n the Ger
=, nan navy nave their iags at lialf-nast.
ne queen VIII publish tomorrow
peelai ieteer o. conaolence WITH the
aniiiies anilcted Dy the disaster A IL
received at O'Clock this I
norinng from Beyroot says the col
sion occurred at 3 o'clock yesterday '
Dout seven miles from Iripoll. The ves-
eis We're almost at right angles when +
ne victoria was struck by the Camper d
own. Temporary repairs will be made r
otne Camperdown, and she will then Z
tart Tor home. ii
II Is said that several times the Vic
'rla showed signs OF weakness in her n
-eering gear. One theory is that on :
'count OF this weakness she became &
and could not be got out =
the way Of the Camperdown' Il
The tragedy has not been equaIled in
'e fatalities resulting since the sink I,
g OF the Royal George in 1852, when :. :,
hundred souls found their shroud IN : :
e ocean waves. The responsibility for E
e woeful loss OF life has not been
'ed- The loss OF this ship, with the
tending terrible sacrifices Of life, Is e
oked upon as confirming the opinion "
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THE COWBOYS IN IOWA.

Dubuque, Iowa. June SS.-Joe Giltea-
pie and 'Rattlesnake Pete reached
Cedar Falls at $40 p, M, and Berry
half an hour later. They put up fors
the night, Gillespie has two good
horses and says he win reach Dubuque
on Sunday al noon. Pete has but one
horse, and Berry's are reported weak.
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FOR * GLORIOUS FOURTH.

Chicago, June %. THE exposition Of
iicials have joined hand with the city
fathers Of Chicago, and propose to
make the Fourth Of July celebration
m event which will be remembered for
generations Neither money, science
ner skin viii be spared.
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REFusED ROOD.
Harsh Treatment Of the Crew Of tho
Wrecked Whaler.

Harsh Treatment Of the Grew Of the
Wrecked Whaler.
New BEDFORD. Mass. Three officers OF
the wrecked whaling bark Sea Ranger.
arrived this port today from Port
Townsend, Wash, BY rail one Of them.
John Rogers, Of this city. says he ha /
been shipwreclxed three times. bus
never before met with such outrage
GUS treatment BY white men as he and
the crew Of the Sea Ranger met wit
at SitIas Alaska. When the thirty-six
men reached sitsa, the yhad nothinE
but what they carried on their backs
The authorities at sitka could do moth
ing for them Captain Foley pawned
the ships chronometer and managed to
get enough money together to take
himself, iive officers and his son, to
Port Townsend. on the city Of Topeka.
The remainder Of the crew were left
at sltka. The night before leaving
Captain Foley asked Captain Ludlow.
of the United States steamer Mohicar
for food for the men he was obliged
to leave behind, but was refused CAP
tain Foley, Rogers says, has reported
the matter to the authorities at wash
lngton
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COURTESY APPREcIATED.

Washington, June 49, Princess EnIa-
lie presented Robert A Parlxe. passen-
ger agent Of the Pennsylvania railroad.
with beautiful and costly dagger.
highly ornamented and inlaid with jew
els. Mr.. Parke had personal charge
Of the train in which the princess trav-
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MIR. WATSON RETIREs.

Port Townsend Wash, June rs. Jas.
g. Saunders relieved Andrew Wasson
this afternoon as collector Of customs.
Saunders has appointed Walter Bowen
chief deputy.
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MAY sLosD A SILVER NINE

London, June 2s.-It is rumored that
the Hershell Company proposes to
close the Indian mines. conditioned on
the repeal Of the sherman act.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-06-24

An attempt to stop the train was un4
successful, The body win be broush {
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SOCIETY MEETINGS.

Astoria Lodge No. 80, A. O. NV.
MEETS EVERY FRIDAY EVENING AT
NL s O'Clock in The Odd Fellows Hall. So
l9urnlog and Visiting brethren cordially in
WED j. I. ROGERS, Recorder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-23

APOther Chapter From Tucker county.
DAVIS, W. VA, August sl. '9s.
% ia Edit0r OF tas Rooster;
SIR:-In the REGISTER of the nth
there appeared q communication pur-
porting 70 be written by a person from
Davis, ia which he attempts to portray
the whole situation regarding the
tucker county seat war
His statement OF facts regarding the
elections held 70 remove the county
seat from St. George is in the main cor
rect, but be fails to say that at the
special election held on the 2Sth Of
April, 1898, there we're lilo votes cast
FOR removal OF county seat from st.
George 70 Parsons. and but 514 votes
AGAINST removal, showing that more
than two-thirds OF the voters OF the
-suntp were in favor Of removal. He
further fails 20 say that be does not
hail from Davis, as he would like to
have as believe, but from the county
clerks Office, when used 10 be at st.
George, but alas, never more 70 be! And
also that four or five persons at
81. George headed by the County Clerk
were trying 60 obstruct the will OF the
people aud the order OF the County
Court, and not allow the records TO be
moved 20 Parsons on the 9TH OF August,
as ordered. The people OF Tucker
county having been submissive under
''ring rule" and political ehicanery,"
even 70 that point where endurance
ceases to be a virtue" went 10 st.
George and quietly and orderly went
into the old Court House and removed
therefrom everything belonging 70 she
county In the way Of records and furni-
ture, and the next day, as soon as pos
sible to be done, placed them in good
shape In the Court House az the county
seat which, the people, the County
Court, the Circuit Court Judge and the
supreme Court have all said is at Par
sons.
Now. as to the ''mob" being headed by
the Prosecuting Attorney, your cores
pendent has either been miSin-
formed or is so unfamiliar with
the truth that he does not
know how 70 handle IL. The truth Of
the matter IS, that the Prosecuting At
tOrney was at Parsons at the time, aud
the next morning when he heard the
records were being moved and the
Clerks Of the Courts wers nowhere 70
be found, he went at once to the scene
Of action, to see that none Of the records
or property OF the county was lost or
in any way destroyed; and this, we
think, was q much more cOmmendable
action upon bis part than for the COun-
" Clerk to refuse 70 occupy his office
IN opposition TO right, justice and the
oath Of his Office.
ga RENOVAIIST -
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Hound. e.rred and robbed.

DECATUR, IND, August 22.-Stats
Agent NJ. Mozier, Of the Chicago and
Erie, of this place. was knocked down,
gagged and tied hand and foot while q
robber went through the Office, getting
sI2O OF the csmpany's money. just az
ter the train due here At 2:l5 q. 10. had
left the station Mozier went out 70 take
care of the baggage left By the train.
when Q man approached him, struck
him. and another grabbed him. tiein7
handkerchief over bis eyes and cram
ming another into his mouth. As 500
AZ this was done his hands were tied be
hind him, and his feet fastened together
Then they picked him up and fhre'
him in the baggage roPm-
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SoHETHTNg TO REMFMBER,

~ NE MEMbEhI
If you're g weak
or ailing woman:
that there's only
one medicine so
sure to help you
that it can be guar
dnteed. It's DR..
Pieree's FGyorite
Prescription. In
building up over
worked, feeble,
delicate women, or
in any " female
complaint. or
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BELLAIRE.

Albert Deafenbaugh, Of the lndepend-
ent composing room, relates quite an in
teresting experience which befell him.
self, his brother j. D., and Miss Maggie
Myers, while buggy riding last Sunday.
The horse became unmanageable, act
ing quite crazy, upturned the buggy
and finally fell over stone pile, sus'
tanning injuries that were deemed fatal,
and the animal was shot. Neither Of
the party was hurt. The horse belonged
to j, d. Deafenbaugh.
The city School Bord has contracted
with o. p. Mason for an Akron air
blast heating furnace for the Kelly
school building. The building will at
once be put in proper shape for school
purposes, being much more substantial
and convenient than the old Sullivan
building formerly used.
The conference meeting at the Bell
aire Nail Works, In regard to the wage
scale for the ensuing year, was still in
session last evening as this item was
written, with good prospect OF agree
ment.
j. A. Workman, an old Belmont
county boy, who has been at Portland,
Oregon, for several years past, was in
the city yesterday, and will visit friends
in this vicinity.
Several of our band boys were at
Bridgeport yesterday assisting Meis-
ter's band, which played for funeral
from the Wheeling Creek coal mines.
The business men Of the Third and
Fourth wards have employed Fred. Ha-
eel as private night Waterman. Fred.
is good man for the place.
The County Board OF Deputy Elec-
ton Supervisors will meet at the Com
missioneos office in st. Clairsvlle on
Friday for organization.
Two men, who engaged in a fight In
the Second ward last Sunday, were ar
rested yesterday Each paid his fine
and was released.
Several OF our people will attend the
Harvest Home picnic at Stewards grove
to-day. A few left for the county last
evening"
The Democratic County Central Com
mittee met with the Executive Commit.
tee and candidates at ST. ClairsVille yes
terday.
Mrs. E. w. Carroll and Miss Maggie
jenkins, of St. Louis, formerly resi-
dents OF this city, are visiting old
friends.
Mrs. z. c. Meyer has returned from
st. Clairsvile, where spent the summer
with her parents, Mr.. and Mira. I. A.
Clark.
Mrs. G. r. Massie and family and
Mrs. Ramsey, OF York township, left
last evening for Portland, Oregon.
Mrs. John Davis and daughter, Lucy,
left last evening for Chicago TO visit
relatives and the Columbian Fair.
County Ire asurer Archer was in the
city yesterday visiting his mother, Eliz-
abeth Archer, who is quite I'll.
Several contractors were in the city
yesterday looking over the ground for
the proposed street paving.
]. B. Smith and wife left last evening
on a two weeks visit 10 the Universal
Exposition at Chicago.
officer John Strobel has been appoint
ed as Chief Marshal for the Labor Day
parade in this city.
Captain and Mrs. John Garrett are
visiting their son, j. II. Garrett, a.
Richmond. 0.
Miss Amelia SchIndewalf is visiting
friends near New MartinsVille, w. Va.
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III3 MARKET STREET.
iy2seodAd
CONVICT LABOR.

seai,d proposals will be received At the ives
Virginia Psnitsntiary. at MoundsTille. W. Va
until 10 o'clock meridian Ga September 9th.
1893 for the labor Of about fifty conVicts fof q
term OF from three 10 Eve years
Each bid must be accompanied With bond
with suretIes to the satisfaction OF tss Board
that the bidder will comply with the terms Of
bis bid II tits accepted, and be sealed ~ and
addressed 70 the Warden. endorsed "Bids fof
Labor"
To. Board reserves the right 70 reject any or
al bids.
For further information address the under
signed
By order Of the Board Of Director.
,gis.avt N. VAN PELT, Warden.
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IN. cherokee strip to be opened.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 22.-The
President has issued his proclamation
opening the Cherokee strip to settle
ment at the hour Of 12 o'clock noon,
centeraI standard time, Saturday the
10th of September.
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FOR RENT.

TroR RTrr-FIsE DWELLING HOUSE. "a
IT Vain street: will Be- rsntso with earg>ts
and stoves ndssirsd: posssssion css - az :.
street s-g-
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RINEKART & TATUM,
City Bank Building Room 8. T.lsVhon.2l0
FOR SALE.

Two nicely Ioca.sd lots 10 Bslysdere addition.
t325 each.
nous. nys rooms, EOr street. Centre Wheel
ing, $50
Mouse -four rooms, Eighteenth street, o. .ooo
Houss three rooms, Twelfth street. $50
House eight rooms Sixteenth street, In good
condition, t3,7J0
House four rooms and stable. Twelfth stree,
400
House seysa ICONS, Jacob street. Centre
Lots IN Mchecben s1oo 10 $3.50, on easy terms,
Business property. beat location, "a Kins
vile, house eight rooms. storsfosm and good
stable, on easy terms Good reasons for selllnk
House With full lot, Wood stfsst nsu Forty.
n House rooms and stable, Kight.snih stree,
fine suburban honss miles east Of city A.
lots in Fiisa, white q Gallagher .sdinoa
60IlC0 feet. tS0o each
lots on Calosslls rua, t1t0 each
Fise farm, i<5 acres. on hatioaai roaf, nIns
niles east Of city, on Easy terms.
House lorooms. Fiftssnih street With uodsn
HoY,s ,ooras. sirt.ssth street. HOo
Heuss rooms Tusnty-tnifd street tl. 10a
House rooms, Eorts karkst street. sl.to0.
siE lots in goed locations In Pax Viss'
cheap
E.rEs, street busiss" property ., nodsrs's
Lots ., east end Tw.niJ.shird ssrs's on 'ssy
hrna
oss-hsf y. .. Needless street. cssirs
one sf us hsst nssufsstsrins sitssis ts
cir, treating On tus faifes4s- -.
psy bosst sfesiDs, On s0fth "Aoash sRs''
u Ard. gis per moatn. -.
tl50 t.ooo. o. ,5oa 1900 and G.Io % Nss'@
city fsal estate
NESBITT L. DEVINE,
"a - a.fxst strsst
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1lOwlDg ministers have been

ed: Rev. j. f. Core, c. t. Hat
held, 6. BaHAudsOn, ]. NJ. Pasco, c.
J. Feltt. W.T.. ]. Moore, w. c. Evans
and A. Bash. Quite number OF other
ministers Willbe here during the latter
part Of the week.
The order on Sunday was very good.
r. I. Thompson and VIM. Reuburn are
on the police force.
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west yirrlnia pensions Granted.

WASHINGTON. August 21.-The fol-
lowing pensions have been issued to
West Virginians:
Increas-Thos. w. McClelland. John
II. Carricco, John Hagerman, Lewis
Robbins.
Original widows, etc.-Margaret j.
Crow, Jane Ann Delaney, Emma G..
Hassler, Carolina Montsndon, Sarah r.
Brown, minors Of Bazel Leroy Brooks.
Rachael Littleton.
-Virginus Wilson, Peter Cas-
sell, Marshall NJ. Erwin, Charles Little
ton, deceased, Allen r. Parsons, Mich
ael 0hlinger.
Reissue-John K. Swami, William o.
Bennett. Josiah Nutter.
AdditIonal-Benjamin 81. Hildreth.
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