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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-06

BARGAINS---E. B. POTTS
{. B. POTTS
Bargain
Bulletin.
lain And TENTH STREETS.
WHEELING, w. Va.
Qne.cani Ariinlas.

e., CO haasyy Envelopes, 4 good Pen Holder, 4
steer Pens. Memorandum Book. 8 she's ~.
Paper, Slate Pencils, I Lead Pencils = -sHs.
bgetons, punches Hair Pins. Handkerrbisf
lnimole, | paper Pms, paper NeedIss
spool SIX Twist , dozen Hooks aud Ev.s q
Earning Needles, / Nutmeg Crater do1.S
Brass Pants Buttons, Hat Pin, boy Geo.,
lacks, dozeu Clothes Pins I Tablet go
Knitting Needles se'
Lots OF 5-cent rooda cc{r~ -.
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RINEMART 6 TATUM,
City Bank Building. Room5. Telephone 213.
FOR RENT.

S7.5O-Three rooms, McColloch street, FIRST floor
e. .00-Three rooms, McColloch street, second
flor.
s9OO-Three fine large rooms, Seventeenth
street.
sl0oO-Four rooms, 1884 EOn street second
Moor.
slO.OO-Three rooms, hall and cellar.
8O0-Flveroemed house, \. Huron.
SO. O0-Two-story brick, rooms, hall and ssl.
lar. 1919 Chaplne street; for two families.
S25O0--ElegAnt modern house OF Srooms and
bath room, both gases, Seventeenth street.
Sl6.0O-Two new residences on Lind street, 8
rooms, finished garrett; for one or two fami-
lies
Modern residence with hne grounds on South
Front street.
Store and dwelling rooms. Twenty-hrst and
Main streets.
sli OO-Store and two rooms. Centre wheeling.
~ 00-Two-story brick, nrst noor, rooms and
cellar.
S45O-Store room on Main street between
twelfth and Fourteenth streets.
tss-Ouing TO the depressed state OF business
in general, the owners have deemed II best to
reduce the above prices TO responsible parties.
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CLOTHING.

(lvsrrnafc az prices that smssh oil former
ViViIValo records. Look. 80 90 for a. -
Overcoat We aiso bays great bargains a.
1887, $500, $500, 80. 20, up 70 sf0.75.
Mems Suits % q, ;. q :, 81, p ,is !, no1
leaders in low prices n you can match thsss
goods for les than double the money any.
where we inTite you 10 return The same and
your money will 30 refunded These goods
must 60
zen rants q 81 ifyoa want 70 k "a " us
value OF dollar try 70 borrow Que. N you
want 70 know how 10 save a aellar 90 more
look at our ClothiBg Department
Boys Suits e. Cons S.e :. s ss,. ' 4s. 81.
last sl"sJs You cannot match the prices.
BOYS PaDiS bargain, ard a. so 5S very Ia, -
present. We have All sizes from 70 u ~
these prices.
Mems Shoes 81 a. II Il O. p pc 81 ~ Il ~" ,as,
a. well 10 save money on Shoes a. anything
else, and Ne are away bsov the market.
Ladies Pine Shoes :. tso. Is 81 y 81.
q g. Orr success 10 the Shoe iins il PROBABLY
We sell 50 many IL bssauSe they don't lass long
bat pespls will have them
ChiIdFtlS Shoes =. IT, e. &c 1' &c $3.50. So o.
Mems and Boys Hats e. "a l ss !, 81 g ~
fine Silk Hat, which usually sells AZ $ 81
Name Sh,ytg a. Zoe, &c, a5c %. .p 10 o..
hon onll0 On shirts We LEAD he tfads'
HilIiEtFy and Ribbons y S,li ~ ,lie.. On
SAYS you lots Of money. hiss Agnes Gsfrisy
will give you pointers en- Millinery aud Trim.
nings that will do you go2d ana will not over.
charge you nor fsil you cd styles
IIudePWeaF Undsrshlrts and Drawers A. II.
OAuOt hSeA' &c, 30. Sc go gp We are Al.
ways be- Tow the narkst On thefs goods, ks well
- everything else
Bed Comforts and Blankets s =. & I: Z.
We have Just received a lot Of these roodJ a.
prices that will surprise yog.
Ladies COrSsts a. 10. 20, - ss
Umbrellas ..ns, 90. sc gs
Lace Curtains Al. sss &c. sc u0
Gyoeayisy 4ibs Grassla.ed sugar forn %:
ViVosilsO' Afbgc<is's Cofss z3c: Grain %
Ground Pepper, Clnnsmsn. Ngsfard, Ciux9f
aud Baking PosdeF. al goinz a. % per pogs1,
" 3 pounds for - cents
EE-A CIothlng stors n Boot add shoe
store, a Hal store. = Ory Goods store. =
lag Goods Stors. n Hardware aud TIsuars
store. = lea and Grocery store-nine
stores in bne-sli eompists under one roof
We hart tie lafgsst department store n ihs
state 100 10 100 Nan street. - % ~ Isnta
street ana 1907 20 lOJ7 Market street Esssn
entrab take year choice. B1s<alnstneFsfy
department
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FOR SALE.

Fine Farm, 1877 acres. three mIlss from
Moundsville. with splendid Improvements.
This IL . bargain
Farm S9H acres. near TriIselphiR. szs)0.
Farm 50 acres. ~ miles east Of city, 800.
House. rooms, lot 3JIi21 feet Eoh street,
Genre wheeling. 1850
Double brick house 8 and rooms, with ned
srn improvements. lot 451l00 feet Bargain.
$500.
I've brick houses, s and rooms, los iooIioo.
Cheap, $500
Hofsl. i4rooms, doing good business, splendid
'O House rooins. 4sos Mecollech street 5000
House, 3 rooms, Wood strset, Eighth warc. lot
House. rooms, brick. Fourteenth street
House. 5rooms. Jacob street, Centre wheel
ing. Cheap, sLSl0.
House, 5 rooms, Wood street, East Wheeling.
Houss. 8 rooms. Coal street, First ward. LOO
House rooms and hall Chapliue street, Cen
ire Wheeling. A,45O
Lot east end Fourteenth street. 200.
Lots on Lind street Belvedefe, tZl5 each
LOIS in Behrsns & Spidel'B and HAnoian's ad-
dition 70 North BsnWoOd. Boggs' Rnn, Cald-
wells Run. Pleasant valley, Bellevue and other
plaass IN and near the city.
NESB1TT e DEV1NE,
I7so Market street
Telephone sl3.
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NEW ApvERTIsEMENTs
EAsH1nN MAGAZINES

L'ASHlON MAGALlNEO
IL For May. and all the Literary honthlies
for April received. Also the latest Weekly
Papers Eastern and Western Daily Papers
delivered anywhere.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-06

T1oR SALE AND FOR RENT CARDS AT
Il the RzsTKz cosntinK Rsomk
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AHcoal miners are requested 70 remaIa away
from the Eln Grove mine, as the employees are
out on . strike,
BY orderOf LOCAL UNION No. ig.
fesh L. NJ W. Of A.
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FOR RENT.

l2O4 Jacc o street, 7reoms and bath.
90 Market street 6 rooms and bath.
e04 Market street, s rooms and bath.
81 Eleventh street, rooms and bath.
GIL Main street, rooms.
1912 Market street, ROOMS
lOl9 Alley Z. looms.
rooms and attic, 1857 EoG street
Front room, lSt door. S. Fourteenth street
Office room, "a fcor. 1866 Market street.
Store room No. 1887 Market street.
Store room NO. Tenth street.
Store room No. 10 TeHth street.
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FOR RENT.

E,OR STORAGE ROOM AT REASONABLE
Il prices inquire Of STOLE BROS. 1875 Main
and 800 South streets. mrloe4dsb
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EoR PENTHOUSE on THIRTY-FoURTH
II street. 5 rooms Possession at once. En-
quire OF JOS. A. LARKlN, 22ii ChApline street
rr2ieAdh
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EloR RENT-sToRE RooMo ON MAIN street.
IL Address Lock Box $50. fe25e4dh
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dredg y dollars TO no purpose. ! have taken
ten ties Of the Discovery ana sIn CD
hr ured
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dor RENT-FRoNT ROOMS, SUITABLE
u for Offices. Inquire At 1904 Market street.
LUTZ BROS del4h
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TO MINERS.

TslephonssD
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dor RENT-FoUR ROOMS IN THE REAR
II Of l047 Main street. GEO. DuSCH. fe4e&dh
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-05-12
PITH CT THE WEEKS NEWS,
important Events Reduced TO
Their Lowest Terms.
WASHINGTON.

Near:y 10000 Chinese are believed
10 have registered in compliance with
the provisions of the exclusion act.
A report sharply criticising Judge
Jenkings has been submitted by the
committee which Investigated his
Northern Pucific strike order.
Withdrawals Of gold for export have
carried the treasury reserve down TO
about 500, 500. 900. The general balance
Is Sla3, 1853, 240
The river and harbor bill was passed
by the house, which remained in ses-
sion until after o'clock to complete
its consideration.
Dysentery has broken out in Coxeys
army and several of the men have been
sent to hospitals.
Democratic senators were united at
party caucus held to adopt some
plan for the disposal OF the tariff bill.
Thomas f. Bened let rof New York,
nominated for public printer, has been
confirmed by the senate.
Unable to secure quorum Chair
man Bankhead's subcommittee failed
to decide on the Chicago postotiice
plan.
The senate confirmed the nomina-
ton of james ID. Yeomans of Iowa to
be an interstate commerce commits
sioner.
Gen. Coxey was placed under arrest
while in court attending the trial OF
his lieutenant He declares he and mis-
men win remain in Washington until
their bills are passed.
A ccording to Commissioner of Labor
Wright there are 5,s3S building and
loan associations in the country, with
net assets of $3.50, 6G7, 500.
In the senate Mr.. Squire made a
speech in opposition to the tariff bill.
1t is predicted the measure will be
passed before June l.
The April treasury statement showed
q smaller loss than was expected, the
general balance standing at $l25,-
O97, 7s5.
Leading democratic senators are
confident of the passage of the tariff
bill An eff ort is being made by Sena-
tor German to get Hill in line.
BY vigorous use of clubs the dis
trict police prevented Coxey's COM
monwealers from inva' ~g the capitol
grounds. The general ,ried to make
a speech, but was hustled to his car
riage, while Chief Marshal Browne
and Capt Jones were put under ar
rest
The house passed the army appro-
priation bill after adopting an amend,
ment limiting the number of assistant
adjutant generals to four.
Personalities entered largely into
the debate on the tariff bill in the
senate. Senator Turpie made bitter
attack on Senator Aldrich, whom he
accused of uttering falsehoods.
Miss Hattie Blaine, youngest daugh-
ter of the late James G.. Blaine, was
married in the historic Washington
mansion to Truxton Beal. x.minister
to Greece
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-05-12
POLITICAL

Kansas equal suffragists opened the
campaign at Kansas City. Susan II.
Anthony and Rev. Anna Shaw were
among the speakers.
Illinois prohibitionists nominated a
state ticket headed by ii. j. Putter.
baugh for treasurer. DR. j. G. Evans
was named for United States senator.
Col. Breckenridge was given an en-
thusiastic greeting at Lexington, Ky.
An appeal for his defeat has been
issued by the women of the city.
Chester /. Long was nominated by
the republicans of Newton, Kan, for
congress. IIs opposed Jerry Simpson
two years ago.
Gen. John c. New has repudiated
his sons statement that ex- President
Harrison would not again be candi-
date.
In the municipal elections through
out Indiana the republicans made
gains A light vote was polled, demo-
Gratis being generally apathetic.
Paul J. Sorg, democrat, was elected
to congress from the third Ohio dis
trict His majority over the republic
can candidate will be 5000.
James N. Carter of Quincy, ILL.,, was
nominated for supreme judge by the
republicans of the fourth judicial
district.
Pennsylvania populists in conven-
ton at Harrisburg sent greeting to
CoXey and nominated a ticket headed
by j. I. Allmon for governor.
Mason county Qllinois) democrats
instructed their delegates to the state
convention to vote for the nomination
of John c. Black for senator.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-05-12
GEN. COXEY IN COURT
ARRAICNED WITH BROWNE
AND CHRISTOPHER JONES.
Special Trial Is Refused-scnator Allen
Declares that tho Law Under which
They We're ArraiGned Is Unconstitu-
tlonaL

WASHINGTON May 5.-Jacob ). Coxey
and his lieutenants, Carl Browne and
Christopher Columbus Jones, were
star attra ctions in the district police
court yesterday, where they were
arraigned for violation of the
capitol grounds act on May 2.
The courtroom was filed with
spectators, populist members of con-
gress constituting notable part of
the assemblage Attorneys Hymann
and Lipscomb appeared for the de-
fendantsin the preliminary ceed
ings and raised the issue of constitu-
tional,ty of the law under which their
clients were arrested.
The point was argued at consider
able length by Senator Allen of
Nebraska Congress, he said had
no power to confer upon the
Vica- President and the speaker of
the house the right to suspend the
enforcement of the act, any more
than it had the right to confer the
power upon the czar of all the Russias.
lie denounced the courts for assum-
ing legislative functions. The case,
the senator declared, would as.
sumo national importance.
lie quoted magma charta and
American revolutionary history,
and declared that the arrest of the de-
PENDANTS implied denial of the
rights of peaceable assemblage and
petition. Those rights were implied
in tht constitution as regarded every
spot in the District of Columbia just
as much as in California, Texas or
Florida.
Judge Miller, after the arguments
closed, overruled the objections of
counsel for the defense to the in
formation, the judge holding that the
capitol grounds act was constitu-
tional. lie also denied Coyey a spe-
cial trial. A jury will be ready to-
morrow.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-05-12
OUTLOOK FOR TRADE.
here Is Promise of an Increased SSn'
sumption of Wool.


New YORK, May 5.-R. G. Dur :,
Co.'S Weekly Trade Review tomorrow
says: "a point of encouragement is
the heavy buying of wool amounting to
d,492, 600 pounds for the week at three
chief markets, against 4,66l, 900
last year. In April sales were 81, s3s,-
055 pounds, against l6,99s,950 last
year. AS those sales have for years
been in steady relation to the entire
consumption of wool it is fair to infer
that in spite of the stoppage of some
important works and in spite of un-
certainties as to labor and as to legis-
lation consu nption will continue largo
for some weeks at least
The enormous unsold stock of
wheat, which has made lower aver
age of prices in February, March and
April than was ever known in any
previous month, has depressed May
wheat to the lowest point on record,
although western receipts were only
1,OsO,7o6 bushels, against 2,4ss, $50
last year, an Atlantic exports l,1I3,-
2s5 bushels against 1,5ls,010
bushels last year. The decline for
spot has been slight, with no change
for July. Corn yielded n quarter, ex-
ports falling suddenly below, while
western receipts nearly doubled last
years, and pork products were lower.
Cotton spectators, who have seen
larger receipts from plantations in
April than year ago, have lost faith
and grip with favoring accounts of
acreage planted, and the price de-
clined an eighth.
The most encouraging sign is the
marked decrease in liabilities of firms
failing which were only 81, 44s, IA for
the last week of April, and for four
weeks IS, 722, EOS of which SIS, 722, go
were of manufacturing and 81, 6i4,267
of trading concerns. The amount of
Liabilities at the south was S2,3i0, 4l9.
against 50, III ,U32 in eastern and So Co.,
257 in western states. The failures
this week have been 233 in the United
States, against PIG last year, and
thirty-five in Canada, against twenty.
seven last year.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-05-12
RAILROAD NEWS

On May 12 the Wisconsin Central will
withdraw from the Western Passenger
association, thereby placing that or
ganization in precarious condition
Joseph +. Tucker has been elected
commissioner of tlse chicago &c Ohio
River passenger poo, which became
effective May g. and which it is be-
lieved will put an end to the constant
ly recurring rate wars.
Chauncy NJ. Depcw was elected di-
rector of the Lake Shore at the annual
meeting. An increase in passenger
earnings during 1853 of Sl,G0l, 675 was
reported.
The Burlington bridge across the
Mississippi at Alton, Ill, was dedi-
Gated with elaborate ceremonies, many
visitors being present from other
points.
A resolution to grant low rates with
long limits to every excursion event of
the season will be adopted by the
Western Passenger association unless
an agreement is reached with the
Union Pacific.
Last weeks eastbound shipments,
exclusive of live stock, were 81, 2s9
tons, against G4,c63 the previous week
A crisis is imminent in the east
bound rate bound situation. Conser-
vative lines have almost abandoned
all hope of maintenance of the
agreement
Trunk lines are accused of manipu-
lating -four rates between Minneapolis
and New York to the detriment of Chi
cago roads The rate has been cut to
10 cents hundred pounds
Transcontinental immigrant bust
ness has been complicated again by
the refusal of the Southern Pacific to
accept the SIC. 20 rate.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-05-12
COMMERCE AND FINANCE.

Bank clearings for the week at sixty
six cities show decrease compared
with last year of 800 per cent ~.
Money situation shows no material
change. Rates on call are uncertain
at and per cent on the best col
lateral.
Output of the Chicago breweries
continue to show falling off, not
withstanding prices are lower than
they were year ago.
In Illinois the wheat plant is re-
ported to have made excellent progress
under the favorE BILE weather condi-
tions.
a company with $4,000, 900 capital
$1,000, 600 of which is paid up, has
been found to operate the Sioux City,
Iowa, stockyards.
A syndicate, which includes Speaker
Crisp and Congressman Mutchler, Sib-
ley and Haincs, has bought the Free
port, Ill, electric light plant and
street railway.
1t is said Attorney General Moloney
contemplates beginning quo warranto
proceedings against the sugar, lead
cotton seed oil and cordage trusts.
The Scandinavian and Findland Emf.
grant company of New York. which
had done an annual business of 81, 900,
600, has failed. :.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-05-12

Seven thousand of the unemployed
of Cleveland wrecked q number of
business esta blishments and drove out
the men at work. They were dis
persed by the police after many had
been injured.
ii. ii. Kohlsatt has sold his interest
in the Chicago Inter Ocean to William
Penn Nixon for $500. 600.
Five hundred Mexican troops are
said to have been ambushed ny Yaqui
Indians in the lie Bacetet mountains
and 200 either killed or wounded.
Millionaire Henry G. Brown. 10
years old. surprised everybody at Dem
yer by marrying Miss Louisa Mat
thews. q 2e-year-oid school teacher.
The Qualification of Juan da Wilar,
the Spanish theologian, was celebrat-
ed at st. Peters, Rome, Thousands
of persons witnessed the ceremony.
Arguments for and against the eight
hour law were made before the Illinois
Supreme court
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-05-12
A NO-TO-BAC MIRACLE
PHYSICAL PERFECTION PRE-
VENTED BY THE USE OF
TOBACCO.
An Old-TImer OF Twenty-thrcc Years
Tobacco Chewing and Smoking Cured,
and Gains Twenty Pounds In Thirty
Days.

LAKE GENEVA, Wis, May 7.-Spe-
cial The ladies of our beautiful little
town are making an interesting and
exciting time for tobacco using hus-
bands, since the injurious effects of
tobacco and the ease with which it can
be cured by a preparation called No
To- Bac have been SO plainly demon
strated by the cure of Mr.. +. c. Waite.
In written statement he says: IT
smoked and chewed tobacco for
twenty-three years, and am sure that
my case was one Of the worst in this
part of the country. Even after went
to bed at night If woke up / would
want to chew or smoke. 1t was not
only killing me, but my wife was also
ailing from the injurious effects. Two
boxes of No-To-Bac cured me, and 1
have no more desire for tobacco than
have to jump out of the window.
have gained twenty pounds in thirty
days, my wife is well, and we are in
deed both happy to say that No-To-
Bac is truly worth its weight in gold
to u.s."
The cure and Improvement in Mr..
Waite's case is looked upon as mira
cle-in fact, it is the talk of the town
and county, and it is estimated that
over thousand tobacco users will be
using No-To- Bac within few weeks.
The popularity about No.To-Bac
as patent medicine is that the max
ers, the Sterling Remedy Company,
No. As Randolph street, Chicago, alb
solutcly guarantee the use of three
boxes to cure, or refund the money,
and the cost. $3.50, is so trihing rs
compared with the expensive and I'M
necessary use of tobacco that tobacco
using husbands have no good excuse
to offer when their wives insist upon
their taking No.To-Bac and getting
result in the way of pure, sweet breath,
wonderful improvement in their men,
tai and physical condition, with a
practical rehabilitation of their nicos
tiZed nerves
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-05-12
FOREIGN.

CIn speech in the Italian parliament
Prime Minister Crispi outlined the pol
icy of the dreibund, which he said was
defensive, not offensive.
Another earthquake in Greece has
completed the destruction of many
houses.
Several French marines were seri-
ously injured in fighting fire which
destroyed the barracks at Toulon and
caused $3.50, 600 damage.
a. j. Balfour, the conservative
leader, was the principal speaker at
the international conference for the
promotion of bimetallism in London.
Ahlwardt, the German Jewbaiter,
has been sent to prison for three
months for insulting Prussian officials
in n speech.
The Walter Wellman expedition
sailed from Tromsoe for Spitzbergen
to begin the search for the north pole.
American artists are largely repre-
sented in the annual salon exposition
in Paris.
The duke of Devonshire's report O
labor, in which he opposed the insti-
tuition of any general system of indus
trial tribunals and advocated suppress
sion of sweat shops, has been substan.
tally adopted by the British labor
commission.
1t is denied that the decree prohibit
ing diplomatic representatives OF
France from marrying without consent
was aimed at American women.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-05-12
BrecklDrldse Goes to Kentucky.

LEXINGTON, Ky, May Col. w. c.
p. Breckenridge arrived at his home
last night to begin what promises to
be the hottest campaign ever fought
out on this historic ground When he
shook out his silver name on the car
platform he was greeted by 500 citi-
zens, who gave him hearty cheer and
pressed forward to shake his hand
The campaign will be commenced at
once.
WASHINGTON, May 5 before leav-
ing Washington Col. Breckenridge said
he would make couple of other ad-
dresses besides the one at Lexington
before returning to the capital with a
view to ascertaining the feeling enter.
tanned for him by his constituents
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-05-12
Valparaiso Warns Gen. Randall.

VALPARAISO, Ind. May 5.-Gen. Ran
dali arrived at Hobart with his army
at 10 o'clock yesterday. The army pro-
ceeded to confscate all the bread
and crackers in town and
there was considerable rioting
in the ranks. The resolu-
tions passed by Valparaiso citizens last
night demanding that Randalls army
be prohibited from entering this city,
were handed to Randall, but he said
they would march into Valparaiso this
evening just the same. There is much
feeling here and aid has been refused
the army.
committee of leading citizens left
for Hobart yesterday to induce
Randalrs army to disband and return
to Chicago. If they refuse the com
mittee will notify them that entrance
to this city will be denied and force
asked if necessary to prevent their
coming.