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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-07-12
THE EASTERN SHORE.


ELKToN, July 5.-Hon. James II.
Eckels, comptroller of the currency,
came to Elkton on Tuesday evening
and spent the Fourth Of July with Mr..
William NJ. Singerly, the Democratic
nominee for governor Of Pennsylvania,
at his cottage in this town. During the
day he and Mr.. Singerly went down the
Elk river on the latter's yacht Impatient
as far as Colchester, returning here
about Z o'clock, He witnessed the dis.
play of fireworks in the evening at Mr..
Singerly's resdenee, and this morning,
in company With Mr.. Singerly, called
upon the officers of the Second National
Bank ut Elkton, and returned to Wash
ington on the express, leaving here at
9.35 a. m.
Twenty.one years ago Gilbert Dorsey,
then a young man residing with his
parents IN the Eighth election district
of Cecil county, left home. Notwith.
standing everything was done to find
him, he was not heard of until few
daysago, when his father, William Dor
sey, received letter from his long lost
son, dated at San Francisco. The letter
contained the glad tidings that he was
well and had been married i've years
and at that writing was employed in the
custom house at salary of 1925 per
month. Mr.. Dorsey is soon to make a
visit to his former home.
A shooting ARRAY took place yester.
day afternoon at Cakesberry, small
settlement near Perryville, in the
Seventh Election district. The disturb
ance was between Waiter Clark and his
cousin, Thomas Clark. The former was
shot through the nose, intlicting seri.
GUS if not fatal wound. Dr. A. e.
Crothers Of Port Deposit, was sum
moned and dressed the wound. He was
unable to find the pall. What led to the
trouble is not known. No arrest has yet
been made.
The wheat crop in Cecil is considered
medium one, the straw is heavy and
in some sections of the county is we'll
filled, while in other sections the wheat
was injured by the wet weather in MAY,
especially in the low lands. The oat
crop is good and the prospect for corn
was never better. The hay crop is an
average one.
HARRISON ytCKERs A CANDIDATE.
CnESTERrowN, MD, July 6.-Mr.
Harrison w. NicNers to-day sta.a-44 tt77 tn
in response to the solicitations of his
friends he had finally decided to be.
for ao oJ.g''Gto ~ ~ noi,iipatiol
~, G"" s,!iis ~ Is e9leeutH mar ms
S 9S I'M w stliN ac'gga'ioh 70 the
sTEs' ivy GoiEvii'tYti ~ hts lAS2r
, tnUus toi't.Hen' una successful y
tHStioui :" tne hent county oar, VT.
leNeis = az VIC same i ,. one q me
, ll. extensive ',s aBIieuItuflstS q the
Easter i1astefa Sn more ~" IS thofouShiy in
NJ t4"eh WIN tne farmers o. me country.
&c iii ,i - -hr' icNels cah9iAacy
natc atteaay peeil FecoshiHea ana
stiohsiy Hsga ny representative sehlle-
lilell oey9!ia VIC units OF ms own
SG1 ny heIV y nov lofmaily IN inc
Sons iessi''Iia u! race ana WIN demand
tnAt het GAINS he considered ny the
nominating convention To convene at
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-07-12

GREENRrDGE, Mo-, July 6.-John
Ellsworth, IL farmer living five miles
north of this place, killed his wife by
firing four shots into her body. I'm.
mediately afterwards Ellsworth blew
his own brains out. He is thought to
have been insane. They leave family
Of five children.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-07-12

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 7.-E. j. Taylor
who represents the William Tintcomb
Chemical Co. in the west, was locked
up last night on charge of forgery.
During the last four months, it is
claimed Taylor has passed bogus paper
to the amount of several thousand dol.
lars in nearly every town he has visited.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-07-12

The firm Of Mitchell, Tadman &
Thomas, which was composed of i. L.
Mitchell, Robert w. radman and Frank
ii. Thomas, has been dissolved and
been succeeded by the firm of Mitchell
& Thomas, which is composed of the
first and last-namcd gentlemen.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-07-12

ST. PAUL, MINI, July Chile
Allen, who a few weeks ago killed John
II. Clapp in row over woman and
who was indicted for manslaughter in
the first degree. this morning committed
suicide ut Lake MinnetOnka.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-07-12
A BRACE or EXECUTIONS.
Two Negroes Hanged in Maryland-One
for Felonious Assault and One for
Murder.

for FeIonious Assault and one for
Murder.
UPPER MARLBORO, MD, July g.
James Allen, colored, was hanged here
at SOB o'clock this morning.
ALIENS vILLAINoUs CRIME.
The crime for which Allen to-day
paid the death penalty was committed
February 18th last. Cora, the t2-ypars-
Ole daughter of Thomas Simpson, re.
siding near Woodmore, on the Bati.
more q Potomac railroad, had been sent
to store near her home to purchase
something and Allen was in the store
while she was there. He intercepted
her on her way home while passing
through some woods and committed an
assault. A T-years-old brother who was
with her ran away. The girl was badly
injured. She fully identified Allen as
her assailant. Allen was lodged in the
Upper Marlboro jail to await trial, but
the feeling against him was so strong
and threats of lyuching became SO pro.
nounced that he was removed to Balti-
more city for safe.keeping. HIS trial
was removed to Ann Arundel county,
where he was found guilty and sen
fenced to be hanged
This was the 18th execution which
has taken place here during the century.
HANGED AT CENTREEILLE.
CEHTREvIlLE Mn, July g. William
he ,n,,rler ~ f;o, 80 na,assu aouay ~ 1T
Va, 4tiS,I " ite"Sei' co,nIiltteu
bad ~" e,a ~ r.. p.li 3terih PrSah
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ny niaGH TYP WAS placen upon ms head
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aro was aDo,'t IlNe leet' dlSIocatlhs me
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t Miiat' uoiltlaGtllS nis HnioS ahl once or
tMice "tciiil'tlI'R 70 RAISE MS MINUS After
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-07-12

PARIS, July 5.-M. Auguste Burdeau,
Republican, was elected President of
the Chamber of Deputies to-day by a
vote of 259 to l57 cast for NJ. Henri
Brisson, Radical.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-07-12
These AWFUL DOG DAYS.
Nhy the Cannibals Must be a
Contented Lot.
70 TIGHT STAYSOR WHALEBoNES
Are We an Independent Peo-
pie, After All?

Hercy in Court Rooms That summer
Prima Donna : The Mosquito Snake
rerrors-Peopie Who Consider Them
selves superior Beings-Tiresome MUST
cal Performers.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-07-12

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 7.-Jiaa Bell,
a negro charged with killing u child,
was lYnched and burned by mob near
Charlotte. Tenn, yesterday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-07-12
AN ENGINEER WITH RABIES
Violently Attacked While on
His Locomotive.
THE FIREMAN SAVES THE TRAIN
Engineer Bound and Taken
From tho Engine.

Result of Dog Bito Received some
Time Ago, aud to Which no Attention
Was Pald-Ihe Engineer Suddenly At
tackled With Hydrophobia While Rum
ming His Locomotive.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-07-12
wALLINGrORD's
G1RGET CURE!

cures oargct tn tatt!e Ia 8 or 1 Days.
faciners hnG ilsr'isnpG; Your attention is
called II tiis ?AlaHiib Tri.,ltne. Warranted
Y ctH tie vera tpaG Of UnrgGi, kern.Is In
Ttats or ud1cr, StrsaEp ;;,ibstuEccs,
Empahes ~ "aG. i;iund or srdir4rGt in
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Price 20 cent? aud fLVn I,er hutilb.
itMars ul ruuu.a!fGi,s. ito sure you got
WMlin.fOrd'r, which Is patps.teG,
W. ". NhlPPi-E & CO., Perpetrators,
Portignd, Me.
Agents, J. .. Gallagher s. BRO,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-07-12

"The use of 'Castoria' is so universal and
its merits so well known that it seems work
of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTIN, D. D.,
New York City.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05

Was fito 2aiinen2 Gin eguiItiIhes
Gihgebenlaiien, nit bem man ieiner
llmgsbuns unenblid lditig unb unan@
eenebm iperben fnnt. Re9t unmotiz
birt bort man oft drBern: .2afet mid
nur beute in Gube, id1 bin bel Idlsbter
2uune." Sher yunt 8siIpiel, es pirb
Der Wuuf9 zines iungen Widb9eus
nidt erfiillt 10 IdBt es. tpenn es nidt
forgfGItig er5usen, ben Sppf bdngen,
lit miirriI9, unliebenstpiiroig uns
glaubt auf nieIe grt gu ibrem 3iele
5u fommen- Bel fbtpd9eu @ltsrn era
reiht es basIelbe au9 oft uno man
si6t na9, nba bas Sinb ia gang ihled=
ter 2aune bariiber gefpproen Ddrs."
Samit 1T aber osm S0hteraen ui6ts
@utes getbdn. benn meiit bsiibt ber
@jdtte ni1t bic 9a9ii9t Der @ltern unh
unter bittsren SbrGnsn tpiro ii9 bic
jun9e 5rau lire 2aunen abgslpohnn
miifien. penn bas CUTE @inosrnebneR
niAt IN bic Bride geben ioa. Cine
luunenbafte Satin lit elm S4reden
fir ben Mann. Gr mill bei iefrem
HdabduIetpurmen freunblib empfdns
gen psrbeu nnb ni1t nit Der Sorge
eintreten: .@irb lie beute gut selnunt
fein2" Stnoet er absr feline 5rnu Ofter
brumuig unb iporttdrg, nun iu.. oann
befommt CT auh 2dunen uno Spar uns
sr dnoersn sumeiit bic, 70 !uenig ipie
m0glido nad) Sauie gu gebsn. gu iDds
bas aber fiibrt. lit unbsrs9cn6ur. Hi9t
ieOe &leinieteit bari uns in iiblsn 9us
NOR perieben. bas 2eben fat ernfe
Sorser senus. bic gu tu1ber Stima
mung 4nluB gsben. unb felbit oa mrB
man Iu9en. fi9 duf5uraSen. Mel9sr
Ssgen fir einen Sausbn1t,. fir @ann.
&inosr uno Oienitbotsa. 1T cine ims
ner sleid1 gut ssIaunte 5ruu. sig if
fir bic Grbeiteruug bes 6atten be-
ba6t, ben 3inbsrn ptrb iie eiH &c,
buloiee, Iiebepolls pfIegerfr, ibreR
0ienfboten cine gernhte. siitise Serrin
Fe;n. Sn iold' eilisr Semitic aber 1T
nuiIt SpnnenI6eiu uno bic tpobl audi
b.er niht aus6teibsnosn @eipitters
Iiirme psrSsn teithtsr setragen unS
I6eripunben. MGdt,n bndb ale gfiits
Ter Die fleinIter 2dunsn tbrer Sinoer
frenge befdmrTe zen. lie erIpeiIen ihnen
tomit cine una5Isb6are Wobltbat.
benu niht MIR, hub man unbere NIT
2aunsn3aitigtsi! pIaei. Der 0feni9
p,irigt Eb felbIt bamit unb bilb!t 'i4
nit Der 3.it gu einsm un5nfrisSeh.:i,
Ii! sliidliaen gbarattsr aus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05
51rrbfbl1ttrr.

S9lar unb fiibl legt bic refine !SerbIts
aimofpbGre ii1 in ipunoerbdrerOur6s
ii1tigteit iiber Simmsl unb SO6en,
iiber air6tbiirns, &uppelod9sr unb
8aumtronen, biz plDBlid elm fiibner
WinbitoB tpirbelno einberbrauit, bic
biirren Ser6ItblGtter raIhelnb berabs
feat uno nit ibnen tauieno tribe 9e<
banfen aufi1eu9t. Warum lam es
ni6t INNER bleiben, pie es eben nod
mar. tparum miifen bic 8ldttsr fall
len2 Des6alb biirfsn mir nidt bau>
srnb i'm rsinen 2ihte tuanbeln, ipesz
halb muB es INNER tpieoer tribe per@
benz
Scenes rDt6li9e 8lGtt9en bort, bas
Der Winb grauiam ppn ieinem 4born>
ftdmm bsrunterse5auit. es eradblt BON
rptben &inbsrlippen, bic emit bic
Mutter 10 innis setiiBt, BIB Der grau<
fame, tpotbringenbe Wirbeltuino fam
unb es aus feinem angeitammten, ,tpdrs
men, tponnigen PldB4en duf INNER
perI6eu9ts. 1lub bus Wtutterber3
ienbet i5m tduIenb SbrGneu nddI.
0prt briiben bdumt ii9 eben nod
Elm peltes grimes 8ldtt9en auf gegen
bic g(uariffe bes fiibnen tpinbigen @es
feGen uno btidt iebnIiihtig binauf
nab feinem beindtblihen @eithen. Gs
erinnert an bic 6drtsn Sdmpfe bes
armen Deiens, bas, in Der Srembe
unbarmberSig berumgeItoBen, iia 5us
ridIebnt Nu9 benz ii4eren frieoliden
pldb6en I'M @lternbaus. aus oem er
70 ungerH gefdisben.
fernab rlI6t ein 5drtes gelbes 8irz
fenbldttben aus BON ar ben S9mer<
sen, bic linn Der f4limme Sturm 5us
qefiiqt. Sefn griiberlein bGngt nod
bo6 pben drrf benz Baum uno tonnte
fia beg golbigsn2sbeHslt6tss erfreuen,
penn bic Srauer es nidt qudlte nah
benz perlprenen S9peiterhen, bas Der
Sturm ibm erburmuHgslos entfiibrt.
glm Wegesrunb lisgt elm aetnidtes
purpurrotbes 8ldtt bonn @Otterbaum.
es alei1t benz iuHgeH 86gel4en, bas
aus benz Neit sefulIen. unb briiben
fu6t bas pertnfene drrHe Wfiitterlein
fid fhier bic Iugen aus naa benz
perlorenen Idpa9eu &tnb, bas faum
nod fliisge BEN Ntabnruf Der beiorgz
ten Mutter ni9t pernsbmsn mp9te
unb nun nit ssfnidteu 5liigel9en unb
aebro6enem Ser5en dm Wege iterben
muB. Die t6ut fol9 Sfeiben tpeb!
lleber ben 8aferfpisgel hinpeg ers
hebt Der Dino Elm gelblides Weioenz
blatt. Gs erir1nert an ben tbeuren
8ater, Der ni6t IerbeHb untrrgeben
lam unb i9siben mug DON Deib unb
&inb. bic sdrtlih er geliebt. Der
@irbelpinb iebph erfaBt bic idfpd4e
iblcnfe @eitalt unb bldit TO raub, Bis
audi bas leBte Siint6sn 2eben bdraus
entIdpunben unb trduris Der &Orper
Der 9epdlt unterliegen urab. 9ie
Seele aber loft iih los. truBt iptlbem
Stiirmen unb f9mebt ben reiuen li4z
ten 6Oben 5u.
8iel Serbfbldtter miifen fdllen,pief
Srauer unbSrennungsI4msr5 berrfdt
auf Der @rbe, aber iiber ben peltenben,
iter6enben 8lGttern binipeg erbebt ii9
bod INNER ipieber bic Hare trDItenbe
SsrbitatmoIpbdre init ibrem snttlihsn
reinen 2i1bts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05
Hitter ms Erauen.

es IN im 9sbsn haBlih eiuleriftet.
Sab bsi ben RoieH aIeld bic 90rntn iieheu,
limb mas ias arHe Scr5 aud iet,lt uub bidtst,
.9um Sdluiie tommt pas SoneiuduoetsebeH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-05

with local applications, as they cannot
reach the seat Of the disease. calarrl!
10 a blood or constitutional disease, and
in order to cure 1t you must take inter
nal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is
taken Internally, and acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces, Halls
Catarrh Cure Ia not quack medicine,
II was prescribed by one Of the best
physicians in this country for years,
and is a regular prescription, 1tia COM
posed OF the best tonics known, COM
bined with the best blood purifiers, acting
directly on tho mucous surfaces. The
perfect combination OF the two ingre,
dienls Is what produces such wonderful
results Ia curing Catarrh. Send for
testimonials, free.
=, J.CuxNEY & Co, Props, Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists. price 75a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-05
MORGAN nEpunL1cANs.
A Grand Meeting ut Berkeley Springs
Protsetionists Thoroughly Aroused.

A Grand Meeting ut berkeley Springs.
prot.ctionists Thoroughly Aroused.
srecial DipaIch TO Rs IntslItasnetr,
BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. VA, Nov. A.
Last hight ended the campaign in Nor.
gan county, so far as spesch'maklag
goes. The whole day has been yerita-
bio Republican love feast Allday long
tho streets have been thronged with
enthusiastic men cheering for A. Il,
DAYTON. At 3 o'clock the court room
was crowded with sturdy mountatneers
who had come miles to hear the Hon.
]. W. vandprport, Of Petersburg,
speak. He IL brilliant and rising
Young lawyer and Is making MS lntln'
ence felt The meeting at night ex-
ceeded BY far any meeting VI Ike nature
ever held here, not excepting MIR. VIII
soma brilliant reception last Saturday.
Tho house was literally iammed and
many could not get In.
Hon. J. ]. Hetzel. now Of New York,
formerly Of this county who is general
an nerintendent OF the United States
leather Company's taunery, was the
orator Of tho evening aud the cheering
and onthuslasm that prevailed through
cut the entire meeting showed how
anxious tho voters Hrn to retire Mr..
Wilson. Whenever A. u. Daytons
name was mentioned the largo audience
went wild with enthusiasm, aud rent
tho air with their shouts. Morgan
county has always boon Kepnblcan'
and It is estimated by conservative
thinkers that Dayton's majority hero
viii bo raised at leas. one hundred. Mr.
lIotzel showed figures glvon him by a
Democrat that Daytoa's majority In tho
f at tho lowest estimate. Enthusi.
asm Is running high and tue people
eager to retire tho great exponent OF
English FREQ trade. Hon. silaS }. Hover;
tnplc. local speaker oil talent. followed
Mr.. He,zul In a patriotic aud stirring
address. Conservative Democrats con-
code Mr.. Dayton's election.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-05
KNOWLEDGE

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-05
TnG woaKNsS psorssI

gmploTss Of Nj. Whitaker do not Like
the Way the Register Treats him.
70 ~ Eilpr oftAs Isidi1sles;
stRt-Pisase permit the undersigned
space in your valuable paper 10 enter
our earnest protest, without regard to
political atiiIiation, against the manner
the Register Is conducting " campaign
against the Hon. \. z Whitaker 1t
appears that the REGISTER does not ap-
preciate the benefits that the people of
Wheeling derive from the Institution Of
which Mr.. Whitaker Is the head, We
desire 70 call the attention Of the brsi-
ness people TO the fact that large
amnuntot money u paid ont each pay
day Of the Whitaker mill, and 1t fnds
lie way into the channels OF trade OF
this city and certainly 10 benefit TO
them. The sucesssful operation Of said
plant has been q blessing 10 the large
humber OF employees; therefore the COM
pany OF which Mr.. Whitaker 10 the
head has done much for the citizens OF
Wheeling. Now, Mr.. Editor, the Regis'
ter end0ayors to have people believe
that Mr. Whitaker 10 aa enemy to labor.
We would 10 God that the eountry was
full Of such enemiesl The most Of Us
have been employed by him for a
number OF years, and we say, most
emphaticaily, that We at all times
received fair and impartial treatment
pt his hands; and no man was ever dis
charged for demanding his rights. He
has ut all times paid tho highest rate OF
wages paid In his line OF busiaess, name.
~, the A. A. OF ]. and s. W. scale, and
Ia more than one instance more than
that scale called for. He has, at all
times and on all occasions, recognized
the A. A. Of !. aud $. W. and received
the committees representing the men
in courteous and gentlemanly manner.
and has at all times been ready and
willing to adjust any difficulty that
might have arisen in the mill. At the
time the mill was destroyed by fire,
other communities, seeing what bene.
fit II would be TO them to have II located
in their midst. offered as much as $780,.
600 10 the company II they would locate
with them. Mr.. Editor, we appeal TO
the citizens generally and the working
people In particular, to resent the in
suits OF the Register In lis efforts 10
make the working people believe that
their staunchest friend is their enemy.
It Is an insult to. their intelligence, apd
We hope and believe will meet with the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-05

The Cleveland, Loraia 4 Wheeling
Railway Company will sell round trip
Tickets to points in Michigan at one
fare for tho round trip. Tickets will be
sold October II and November II,
good twenty dava from date Vi snla.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-05
eAseAIN suLLeriN-e, 3. POTTS

We have Just purchased at AsslGnss's sale the entire stock
on the market for few days at prizes that will move the goods
Bargain hunters will do well to call early The following extract
pose to close the balance Of the stock at still lower prices
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-05
.GHEERED CHEERFULLY
A Great Meeting Held at ssilairq
Saturday Might
REPUBLICANS GLORIOUS NIGHT.

Captain Dmford cheored 20 tho
Echo From start 70 Pinish-He
ataltss . Splendid speoehtoa Largo
Audiosce, aad Found Hearty Re-
eepttoa-tIis Election Claimed by
1000 and Conceded py2,5oo.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-07-28
A MATTER OF DOLLARS.

SOME 1894 silver dollars have made
their appearance in Alabama. The cir
cumstance has gwen rise to various ru-
mors, including one that such coinage
is dodge to make the people believe
that the coinage of silver has not been
stopped, and that silver has not been
demonetized. Another report is that
the government is coming the seignor-
age. OF course silver has not been de
monetized nor coinage stepped. The
buying of silver for coinage has been
stopped. Equally of course the govern
ment has not started in to coin the sieg
norage, because the bill permitting that
was vetoed by Mr.. Cleveland. What
appears to be the fact Is that the gov
eminent proposes to coin a lot of silver
bullion which it has purchased by the
issue of silver notes of 1890. The law
provides that so much silver may be
coined as may be necessary to provide
for the redemption of notes, so the gov
eminent may exercise Its discretion
about such coinage. This view of the
matter seems to be sustained by the fact
that Superintendent Daggett of the San
Francisco mint has received orders
from Washington to begin the coinage
coinage of silver dollars here's. F.
Bulletin.