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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-08-26

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the svs-
tenn ef~ectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances. its
many excellent qualities commend it
to oil and have made it the mos
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one VINO
wishes to try it Do not accept { .
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
a FRANCISCO. Cal.
LOUISVILLE. n. Mw Y0ak. NJ.
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Q l. Rice, Mendoza. Ill writes; Have
used your japanese Pile Cure and found
it a sure and permanent cure" Sold by
w. NJ. Yearly.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-08-26
DURHAM PEOPLE TALK.
After Visiting Chase City They Relate
Their Experience.

After Visiting Chase City They Relate
Their Experience.
A number of Durham people who have
been at Chase City TO try the beneficial
effects of the Chase City Lithia and Cal
cium waters, have returned during the
their praise of their wonderful medicinal
properties, of the value of which in Grad,
icating disease and building up the entire
system, they all agree the half has not
been told. With hardly an exception all
who have visited the springs have ex-
perienced a speedy and permanent i'm
provement during a few weeks stay, and
come home thoroughly convinced of the
efficacy of the water and its power to
build up where all else has failed. Mr..
and Mrs. Pat Lunsford, DR.. J j. Thaxton
and others who are still there, write that
they have not felt so we'll for years, and
advise their friends to lose no time in
Joining them.
Mr.. Ed NJ. Holt, the popular and agree.
oOlS AOSl VI III VI 11OlCl, III OluCl
that none may be kept away by the cry
of hard times, announces that his board
will be reduced after September /, and
that certified checks or other satisfactory
paper will be received in payment.
AS September is the most pleasant
month of them all in which to visit this
popular resort, many from this city who
have not been will doubtless avail them
selves of the present opportunity.
To the Patrons of the Durham Graded
and High School.
You will please call and get blanks to
fill up and return to me at least one week
before the beginning of the next term, as
the rules of the Durham graded school
positively forbid the admission or enroll
ment Of any pupil in the school until this
request shall have been complied with.
w. II. ROGERS, Auditor.
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when Baby was SICK, we ga g her CaStoria-
When She was a Clild, she cried for CaS;oria.
When She became Miss, he chung In CaStoria
"Een Size had Chilarer. she gave tb,m C.a~.or;a
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-08-26

Sold by W. Nj. Yearly, Durham.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-08-26
To the Patrons of the Durham Grade
and High School.

Rev. O. S. Springfield, of Wakefield, n.
c., says: Five boxes of Japanese Pile
Cure cured me after twelve years suffer
ing Sold by W. NJ. Yearly.
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A small safe, Herring patent, and a
pair of Fairbank scales No. ), portable.
Cheap for cash. Apply to
WIN. LIPsCOMB,
Durham.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-22
THE CADlNEr MEETING
Discusses the situatlon-No Unoaslnoss at
WnahInglon.

Discusses thC SituhtlOu-NO Unuaslncsa at
Washington.
WASHINGTON, b. O., April 2l.-At the
cabinet meeting this morning, a. which
all the members Of the cabinet were
present with the exception OF Secretary
Herbert, OF the navy department, the
financial situation, It is understood, was
almost the exclusive topic Of discussion.
Tho meeting lasted for two hours and a
half. When the treasury department
closed ia doors this afternoon the gold
reierve OF SlOO 100000 had been invaded
to tho extent Of S2,5OO,OOO to S3,00jO0O
When tho day opened there was In the
treasury Sl55,OOO OF free gold. This
amount was increased by gold offers
from tho west aggrcgatng about 81 $50.
900. Tho large Withdrawals OF gold for
shipment from New York cut this
down TO such an extent that when
tho cabinet met Secretary Carlisle
found that the orders Tor gold up to
that timo about o'clocl) had wiped
out tho free gold. and invaded the gold
reserve to tho exteht OF S2,577 900. As
far as ii can be officially asCertained
thisis the amount taken out OF the gold
reserge to-day Tor export tomorrow, al
though 1t is unotIicially stated that
100000 in gold, exclusive OF that taken
out OF New York, had been withdrawn
from tho sub-trcasury at Boston for OK.
port to Canada II 80 this would make
about S5O0O,0O0 in gold taken out oI
tho country for shipment tomorrow,
and leave the gold reserve invaded to
the extent OF S3,0OOO0J or the total gold
in the treasury at S97O0O,000, II is be.
lleved that this invasion is but tempo
rary, and that within few days tho
depleted reserve will bo restored to tts
original ligure-SlOO,OOO,OOO.
While nothing official is obtained
hGro OF the decision OF the treasury de.
partment in regard to tho payment in
gold OF treasury notes OF 1890, the fact
that these notes arc being paid in gold
upon presentation proves concluslyOlY
that they will for the present at least be
redeemed as heretofore, The construc.
tion placed upon Secretary Carlislo's
statement given TO the press last night
WAS that when he reached tho limit OF
the gold reserve he would exercise his
discretion and pay this class OF notes
when presented for redemption in sll-
yer. 10 this extent only arc occur
ronces OF to-day surpriso, 1t can be
stated with positiveness that there is
no disagreement on the financial situG.
ton between the President aud secre.
,ary Carlisle, or among the members Of
his cabinet
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Nrw YonK, April FIR, G. Dan &
Co.'s weekly review Of trade says
Monetary doubts oycr8hadowed allother
influences at New York, but have not
yet greatly affected trade at most othor
points.
Reports from other cities show oxtcu.
siye embarrassment lrom severe storms
and the backward spring with some
signs Of shrinkuge in ,rade from other
cau4ca Tho building trade is active
and the demand for lumber large, but
saios OF wool nro moderate. Iron Il some.
what woakcr at Pittsburgh, but tho
elass trade Is nctive.
Rig iron 10 shade frmcr lot foundry,
but beEemor Is weaker ut Pittsburgh,
and Birmingham No. . iB quoted At So.
Trade In bar is dull with tho prices az
low as ever and cut to ! q cents In
beams and channels reported Sales OF
lake copper ut M couts arc rumorol.
The demand for tia Us slower while
coal is dull aud easy.
The business failures occurring
throughout the country during tho last
seven days number eos with 200 last
week and 2Ol the same week last year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-22

Topeka, KAs,, April 2l.-seeretary OF
State Osburn has been arrested upon u
warrant sworn out by Cyrus Leland,
charging him with criminal libel. Os-
burn was later released on his own
recognzance The preliminary exam
ination Is SGT for April q Prior to his
arrest the secretary submitted state
mont Tor publication, charging that W.
NJ. Mitchell, the Democratic member OF
the state board oil railway commits
sioners. had paid $4,000 on behalf OF
the Union Terminal Company to dc.
eide the case OF tho Missouri Pacific
railway against the terminal company
in iayo; Of the latter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-22

WASHINGTON, D. O., April 2l-Prosi,
dent Cleveland, it is said. has made
more changes up to to-day than he did
eight years ago after tho same time
spent in the white house According
to some authorities ho has made more
than any executive since Grant.
Owing to the fact that the first assist.
ant postmaster general had not yet
been appointed, the ranking officer OF
the postal department during the ab.
scnce OF Mr.. Bssel at tho New York
naval review will DO Hon. Clay Evans,
second assistant postmaster geneTal,
and one OF the most prominent Repnb.
licans OF the south. Tho odd circun.
stance is ioIiingly alluded to by the Post,
as sufficient to make Andrew Jackson
turn over in his grave"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-22
TnE KAIsERs VISIT
To Home Great Ovatlons Everywhere
Tho POpe's Greeting.

To Romc-Grcnt Oyations Everywhere.
Tho Pope's Greeting.
Rome, April 2l.-Directly after the
arrival OF Emperor William he received
Cardinal Moconni, who called to pre-.
sent the greeting Of the pope.
The German emperor and empress
visited the tomb Of King Victor EmRn.
uel late in the afternoon and Bubsc.
quontly walked for a short tirno in the
vicinity Of tho Qutfnai with King
Hnmbcrt aud Queen Marpuret. In the
streets wcro crowds OF people by whom
tho king and Queen and their imperial
visitors were greeted with enthusiastic
plnudits. In tho evening all Of tho
kings guests attended tho family din.
nor at the palace.
Tho enyoys extraordinary and minis.
tors plcnipotentiary Joined with the
ambassadors in presenting the congrn.
tulations OF the heads Of their rospec.
tive states, and United States Minister
Potter presented an autograph letter
from President Cleveland, conveying In
suitable language tho expressions Of
the Presidents pleasure over tho happy
occasion. King Humbert aud Queen
Marghorta extended q most cordial 70.
cuption TO their visitors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-22

SpdclG DtpI'tt 20 M IH'a.lTru,
CLARE,nuRo, W. VA April @l,-Tho
following cases were disposed Tin the
United Statos circuit court, Judge God
presiding,
G. W. Wilson, Gilmor county, retail,
Ing without license, not guilty; Jake
Ferguson, Brax,on county, samechRrge,
500 and costs; Duke Jones. falling to
keep government stamp posted, fined
$40 ~; Matte Duffy, for retailing with
out license, noll pros; Newton Jones,
Clay, same charge, Hols pros; Ellis Flu
harty, same charge, not guilty; Marsh
Hamrick, Weston, same, not guilty
Madison Bower, Gitmer county, couu.
terieiting, confessed TO six counts, fined
500 and sent TO the penttontiary for
two years.
Tho potit jurors were discharged to-
day at noon, and the grand jurors will
be discharged tomorrow, and court vii!
adjourn. As all tho remaining cases
were in the circuit court Judge Jackson
left several days ago and Judge GotI
presided lie leaves tomorrow for
Alexandra, Va, whore he will open
court on Monday
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-22

AySAPoLls, Mp, April 81. Secretary
OF the Navy Herbert and party arrived
at 2 o'clock from Washington. At
o'clock they embarked on the United
States ship Dolphin for Fortress Mon.
roc. The secretary was received with
the salute bofttlng his station. aud his
flag noatod at the mast head, Tho Dol
phin started out at 6:3O and in ten
minutes was aground on tho fats of
Fort Madison. At 7;lj tho tug Her.
cules succeeded in hauling of the Dol
nhin and sho proceeded down the bay.
Some dCrangemcntoi tho steam steering
pear wss tho causo Of tho aecident.
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nncEIvERs ArpolNrED


For the Pennsylvania Stecl Compnny--rhc
Cause of II.
PmLADgLrnA, April 9l.-RecCivers
wero to-day appointed for the Penn.
sylyania Steel Company, which has ex.
tonsiyo plants at stcolton, Pa, and
Sparrows Point, Md, Mr.. Luther S.
Bont, president Of tho company, said
the appointment OF receivers was caused
by tho present unfortunate condition
Of tho money market. Tho company
had been for some time past large bor.
towcrs for tho purpose OF completing
their Sparrows Point works, and also
for the extensive alterations and i'm.
proyomOnta at Steelton, and owing TO
existing distrust in financial circles it
became apparent that many OF their
mamrod obligations could not be ro.
Moved.
The debts OF the company amount
$l,OOO,OOO and tho secured indebtedness
is Sl,G0O0OO. Tho plants and machinery
arc valued ut Sj.0OO,OO0; the ac'
counts roCe, ,vable aggregate $1,000
OOa-~nnd the stock on hand Is
worth S2,OOlOOO. Tho company does n
business OF SS,OOO,00O u year, and 4,iOO
men arc employed, A large amount OF
tho liabilities will soon mature.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-22
A LYScHNG IN KANSAS,
A sesro PramFtiJ strung 10 far CgiiiRs
MN VIM Ealar.

sAuyA. EAS., April 2L-Rzy Shout,
the uaioa Pacific agent hSra, vas sst.-
oaaly, perhaps fatally ca. with razor
yesterday by q negro named Dan
Adams. The negro had been creating
4 disturbance around the depot and the
cutting was the Tesalt Of Shouts at
tempt TO eject him. Adams was imme-
diaiely arrested and taken before tho
criminal court, aud after a brief trial
was found guilty Of attempted man
slaughter and sentenced 70 seven years
IN tho penitent!Ary, He was started
for the train haHdcutiol between two
deputies Shouts friends weto not
satisfied with the verdict aaa mob Of
fully coo men quickly gathered Ihay
took the negro from tho officers aud
without giving him 4 chance 70 cay a
word threw rope around his neck and
strung him up 20 q tree. The crowd
then dispersed There Is much excite.
msRt here over the occurrence, and
some Of the lynchers will probably Do
prosecuted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-22

HARmWuuG, Pa, April 2l.-ThcnCwS
than tho Pennsylvania Steel Company
had gono into the hands Of receiver
created tho greatest excitement at
strclton. whcro the company has about
1000 mon employed in ia extensive
plant General Manager FELTON, says
The receiver was appointed ne q measure
Of protection to the stockholders, and
that the company has enough orders
ahead to keep the great works in opera.
tion al least four months. Tomorrow
will bs scmi.monthly pay day and moro
money will he paid out than at any
timo In the recent history Of tho com.
Dnny
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mand which will be made tomorrow
for 100000 gold for shipment on
Tuesday. aud there vas an additional
report no! verified that s2O00, 90 gold
would be taken on Monday
ALL SORTS or EUN0E.
Naturally, As ia times OF excitement,
tho street was flooded to-day With all
manner Of stories. One was 20 the ci-
feet that President Cleveland, diiatis-
led with Secretary CaT.sls's eonlucg Of
the treasury department, had demand
ell his resignation, and another that tho
President had issued an order 20 tho
various assistant treasprers 70 pay all
treasury notes IN gold as last as pre-
sent6J.
These reports are given merely TO in
dicats the sort OF information that Is
flooding the street At thls ttme.
Oae Of the latest Tum0ra was that
Conrad n. Jordan, the newly appointed
assistant treasurer at New York was 70
hold a conference with the New York
bank presidents TO night, but tHta was
without yeriaeaiiog.
President George s. Coo, OF the Amer
lean Exchange National Bank, said no
thought that all this talk about the
gold In tho west WAS rather absurd and
thought 1t was very Objectionable %
have any rivalry established between
different GectIons OF tho country by
an artificial money center some place
else than In New York. He did not SEQ
where tho the sapcity Of the 500, 900
gold reserve came in,
For tue country to leave all that
available money in the treasury aud
fall back on any artificial means such as
tho issue OF bonds in the present crisis
would be like a man going into bauk.
ruptcy with plenty OF assets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-22

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, April 2l,-A. G.
Yates is out with what he says is his
last statement, in which he says; "My
present embarrassment and forced rs.
signment are wholly duo TO becoming
ondorser OF Mr.. Warmers paper for Il
large amount and not in any way to
failure in my own business. beginning
early in March Mr.. Warmers paper
with my endorsement falling due was
not met by him aud | was obliged to
take 1t up"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-22

la Hamptoa Roads-rhe Prototypes
OF the ships that Brought the Dis
eoyerers OF America over sail sais-
~ Into tho Harbor-A Fine Question
OF international NsNa! Ethics f"r
Secretary Herbert 60 Decide Mon
dny-Tho English aud Russian Ad'
mirals Each Claim Precedence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-22

HAMnURo, April 2i.-Princc Bismarck
10 suffering from a slight illness, which
docs not, however, cause the slightest
anxiety, but is regarded as trihing and
transient. On Wednesday night the in.
disposition prevented him from sleep.
ing, but he was better yesterday and
srt out OF doors enjoying the Sunshine.
His appetite is hardly impaired aud
there is no expectation whatever Of
serious consequences.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-22
THE BERING SEA CASE.
Mr.. Carter Continues Ills Argument fol
the United States,

NIr. Carter Continues Ills Argument for
the United States.
PARIS, April 2l.--Mr. ]. @. Carter, Of
counsel Tor the United States, before
the Bering sea tribunal OF arbitration
continued his argument to-day In be-
half OF American claims in Bering Hea.
Mr.. Carter criticised tho weaker points
OF tho case presented in behalf OF Great
Britain. He admitted that tho United
States asked for q monopoly OF the seals
but n monopoly ho argued, could only
be injurious when artificial prices were
induced BY it. In the present instance
that was impossible On the contrary
tho monopoly asked for by the United
States would encourage production and
be beneficial to humanity in the same
way as the laws providing for patents
and for copyright. Mr.. Carter pro-
ceoded to reiute the British argument
that the seals devoured British fish in
tho waters OF British Columbia. The
FISH in those waters. Mr.. Carter said,
weru ;he property Of tho world. Mr..
Carter quoted from the joint report Of
tho commissioners OF Great Britain and
tho United States appointed to investi-
gate the condition OF seal lie in the
northern Pacific ocean to sustain his
contention that pelagic sealing was
wrong. The United States, Mr. Carter
said, would tolerate the immamorinl
right Of tho Indians to pursue tho goals
for their personal sustonance, but not
for commercial purposes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-22

MILWAUKEE, April 2l.-Tho bodies OF
two Of the victims OF the tunnel crib
horror were picked up on the beach
oarfy this morning. The steamer Bur
roughs won't to the crib this morning
and secured ten bodies, making twelve
that have been recovered thus far.
Foreman Barber, OF the tunnel con.
struction gang, now says there we're iit'
teen men in the crib when 1t was over
whelmOd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-22

New YoRK, April 9l.-Mr. Bradley
Martins house was robbed last night
Two antique watches valued at $4,000
wero stolen. They also packed up
about $1,000 worth OF silyerware and
ransacked the house searching for the
two valuable necklaces that were pre-.
sented TO Mrs. Bradley Martin at her
marriage to tho earl Of Craven. The
necklaces, however, were locked in q
safe in the room OF Mrs, Bradley Mar
tin
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-22

ArnESs, April 2l.-Thoro was two
shocks Of earthquake instead Of ono
about midnight Wednesday night in
tho island Of 2nnto, already nearly
ruined by the similar visitdNpns.
Scientists predict that tho shocks Of
earthquake will continue until vol.
canic eruption, probably OF a submarine
character, will occur, and aliord relief
10 the forces which cause tho seismic
disturbance.
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Broken Into for the Firat Time
Since Specie Resumption.
BUT no QUGEIGG8 OF THE EARTH
Were Felt in tho Great Financial
World Ia Consequences
VERY HEAVY GOLD SHIPNEHTS
Ordered for To-day and Monday
nnd the Treasury Hard Pushed
ALL SORTS OF RUaORS CURRENT

on Wall Street, whsro Secretary Car.
iialoA Statement OF His Financial
Policy Is Unhyornbly Received.
George 8. Coo scnslbly Sizes Up tho
sltuatlon-n flo Doesu't SEQ Where
tho sauoity OF tho Gold Reserve
Comes Iu--Tho Country Far from
Bankruptcy The Cabinet Discusses
tho Crisls-All in Accord With tho
Prosident-So Uneasiuess Felt in
Washington.
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LosDoS, April 2l,-- rho prospect Of q
speedy settlement Of the Hull strike 10
vanishing The men arc expected 10
reioCt att tho proposals Of compromfsc
drawn up By A. j. Mundall, president
Of the board Of trade, Charles and ]. II.
Wilson, and John Burns, Tho ship
owners federation, moreover, IL about
70 Issue manifesto warning the strikers
that ualesa they rcinfn to work q. once
their places will be filled with non.union
man
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New YonK, April 2l,-Tho German
infantry and cavalry band which have
been detained from landing on their
way to Chicago have been decided ar
fists every man, and permitted to land,
despite tho protests OF tho musical
union which threatena to appeal to con.
grCss.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-22

Gladstone and usllour, che Leaders
OF the Opposing farcts, Koe0''rd
Wuh Cheers-Tho pul Passes Amld
Great Excitement The Liberal
Leaders EcocWo an oyatinn-I'Al'
fouTs Prediction or Disaster anh
GIadIone's Confident Prediction OF
the Ilossings the Measure VIII
Bring.
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WELL KNOWN ,r,S DEAD,
CO.. JoAB S, Uaustasham Passes Away %
CGaFitagu,

Y AhHHH 10 fHANlAH
s-a-sl --aas 70 as hallgH
CHuLpToS, W. Va. April sL-Col,
John S, Cunningham, Presiiea. oi ibs
county court, died a. 81 Albars alter
5a illness Of tnr,y days With typhoid
lever His death removes ole OF tho
most prominent dgures K4gsWha eoun'
ty has ever known Tho new court
house, the uuest IN the state Is an en-
during monument 20 Gls services and
be viii long DO remembered as a Prom'
lueut figure lu public HE and an eNem-
plary private utlEoR, lilo was born ~
North Orange. NeN jersey, on January
10, 1897. by profession he was a civil
engineer. he rendered valuable ser
vices on public improvements IN his
aaliye state and later was q suo-assIst'
ant engineer on the construction OF the
Chesapeake IS Ohio canal.
In 1856 ho was married 10 Miss Helen
NJ. Benedict, an aunt OF Frank lee
Benedict, tue welt kuuwu novelist at
piuulon Pa. IN the following year no
removed 20 S. AIbaus, His vile, one
SON and two iaughttrs, all OF whom are
grown, survive him, A. the outbreak
OF the civil war he e5poused the cause
Of the uRioR and was commissioned
second lieutenant in the Eleventh in.
iaRtry, aud for his galllntry IN service
was promoted "a u lieutenant colonel ia
tho Eighth regiment Virginia militia.
lie was the frat superintendent OF free
schools for kaRRwha county after the
organization OF tho new state, and "a
1877 was appointed one OF tho commi'-
sioners TO represent the interest OF the
state in the formation OF q company to
complete tho Chesapeake K Ohio rail-
road from Coyington, Va, TO tho Ken
turky line.
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Special Di5D1ics 70 ne iHisgigncr
Caldwell, ONO, April 2l.-Thioves
entered tho residence OF Mrs. Ellen
Smith, OF Ridge, this county, last night
and stole notes to thovaluo OF one thou.
sand and two dollars. The thief has
not been captured.