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koLs's COMPLAINT.
He Expresses HIS Intention OF 1seine +,
au,-r,r-,,.,4 Co.,. =

mug utltLet- NIofernors
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, NoY. 90. 2e;,t,en
f. Kolb, who was the Populist cantIi-
date for governor of Alabama. defeated
by Oates, Democrat. Is out in a LONG adj
dress to the people of Alaban1a. In
which he declares his intention to be In
augurated governor of the state IN
Dec. D., and calls upon his followers
everywhere to gather at Afontgolll - an
that day and aid him ia taking Ilis .ss.,lf
He claims the grossest frauds ana ont.
RACES against the ballot. There ara
rumors that he Will be arrested faT
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-11-21
THE MARKETS.
Review of the Grain and Cattle Market,
For November 20.
Pittsburg.

Cattle-Prime, So 2Oa5 30; good, 81 Goa
30; good butchers, s. 9O@4 90; rougn
fat, = 6oG3 %, fair light steers, 50 ESQ
80; bulls, stays and bologna cows, 81 3O@
2 50; fresh cows, $20@4O; good feeders.
So 6O@3 so. Hogs-Philadelphi 81 70@
20; mixed and best Workers., 81 Coca Is:
common TO fair Workers, 81 50a4 60; pigs,
g 1904 30: roughs, s. 00G4 90 Sheep
Extra, So 0O@3 10: good. 81 1922 go; fair,
81 60@2 90; common, 50c@$1 90; yearlings.
50 o0@2 90; lambs, s. 0092 60; veal, So 90
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DENVER, Nov. 20.-Papers in the fore
closure suit begun at st. Paul Nov. IL
by George Goald and Russell Sage,
trustees for the stockholders, to fore
close the mortgage on the Denver Pa.
Bcific Railway and Telegraph company,
have been fled in the United States
court at Denver IN order to facilitate
court proceedings that may be found
necessary in future. This road is the
portion of the Union Pacific system be-
tween Denver and Cheyenne.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-11-21

The elections of 1872, 1874, 1890,
1892 and 1894, show that there is
nothing SO unstable in this country
as party power and success. nc
predicate the political result in 1896
upon the election of 1894 is to build
on foundation as treacherous as
the sand.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-11-21

Our Republican friends have
probably observed with more or less
satisfaction that sugar trust stock
has advanced q per cent. since the
late slump. The Trust probably
feels that for couple of years to
come it will be in the hands of its
friends.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-11-21
sovereien Re-ElectetI.

NEw ORLEAss, Nov. 2o.-Grand Mas
ter Sovereign was reelected Tuesday
without any opposition BY the knights
OF labor general assembly. Messrs.
Bishop eff Massachusetts, and Merritt OF
Colorado We're nominated for foreman.
the place now held by Bishop, and the
latter was elected. Secretary TREASURED
Hayes was reelected, although there
was some opposition. At the session
Tuesday the expenses of delegate 70
the contention, amounting to
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-11-21
Unfortunate Miners Killed In a PennsyI


VaniA KaiIfoa Wreck.
PrTTsBURG. Nov. 2O.-It. has been
definitely learned that there were five
people killed in the wreck ON the Penn.
sylyania railroad at Larimor station, 20
miles east of here, Monday night. The
names are George Rice, August Thone
and his son Fred Thone, and two Ital.
ians, whose names are not known, as
they went by numbers. At noon only
the remains of Rice and Fred Thone
had been taken o7t. All were miners
employed by the West Moreland Coal
pany.
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BaIincse submit.

AMSTERDAM, Nov. 20. Dispatches re-
ceived Tuesday from the Islaud of Lom-
box announce that the Dutch troops
have captured the palace of the Rajah
of Lombok and that the rebellious Bali
nese are inclined to submit
Two Dutch officers and 10 soldiers
have been injured by the explosion of a
powder magazine.
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Los ANGELES, Cal, Nov. 2D.-Detect-
i've Goldman left Monday afternoon
for Denver to bring back James w.
Payne, who is wanted in this city for
the embezzlement of So, 500. The com
plaint against Payne was fled in Justice
Seaman's court Saturday but the fact
was kept quiet. The complaint alleges
the embezzlement took placeon the 18th
inst.
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RRoKE HER IAIL sI1AFT.
steamer Londonderry Arrives safely Ate
aserious Accident.


BALTIMORE, Nov. 10.-The steamer
Lord Londonderry of Belfast, Ireland.
Captain Arthur, has arrived from ST.
Johns, N. Il. The Londonderry broke
her tail end SHAFT Oct. Z while bound
from Ardrossan to Baltimore She was
sighted Oct. s by the Atlantic transport
steamer Maryland. Captain Herman,
from London and Swansea for BaIti-
more. After four days work the Mary
land succeeded IN taking the London
derry in tow, and on Oct. 12 get the dis
abled vessel into port of st. Johns,
where she received a new shaft from
Belfast by the Allan liner Cartbagenian.
The bronze propeller of the Londonder-
ry jammed against the rudder post
whom the shaft broke and was sayed.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-11-21

GRAND RAPIDS, Nov. 2o.-Mart Glib
bons and jerry Arnold tonight bloody
battle of nine rounds in barn six
miles south of the city, Monday night.
During the fight Gibbons arm was
broken in dealing his opponent heavy
swinging blow, but ne continued the
light and MANAGED tS win It.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-11-21

While business was reviving I'M
der the new tariff before the cleo
ton, and good wages were being
paid to miners, mill men, toilers in
factories, &c. Since the cleo
ton, and the Republicans won,
every day we see a notice of reduc-
ton of wages in all branches of in
dustry, and now 5000 miners are
out on strike in Pennsylvania, be-
cause the price of mining coal
has been cut from 40 cents to 35
cents a ton.
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OUR ROOSTER.

The REoIsrER's roost is all safe
and sound aud thriving. He went
through a pretty tough fight, and
got his feathers badly rufied, but
looks much better than could be ex-
pected. He don't look so bad for a
rooster that was choked by the
coon and cIawed by the eagle, does
her He is in the Democratic coop,
fattening up for 1896, when he will
take another bout with the Repub-
lican coon and eagle, and the battle
will be to him.
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Reirantsd 20 -.

CoNcoRD. N. h, Nov 20 Arthur @.
McLain of Hennecl1er who, without
apparent proyocation or motive, mnr-
dered Nettie Bell Douglass while drfy-
ing with her the night of Aug. 10. was
brought into court Monday. and re-
tracted his plea of not guilty, substitute
ing one of guilty. The court viii de.
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IVORY CAPTURED.
Germans Administers a severe blow to the
wahehe Tribe.


wahehe Tribe.
BERLIN, Nov. 20.-News has been re-
ceiyed here of sharp fighting between
the Germans and the Wahehe tribe.
The governor of German East Africa,
Won Schele, telegraphed from Dares
Salaam that on Oct. 20. Kurenga, the
capital of Uhehe territory, was stormed
and captured by Germans. In the en-
,gagement, which lasted several hours.
Lieutenant Mass and eight Askaris
were killed. The losses of the y5ahehe
were heavy. a large number OF cattle,
much ivory and number of guns and
rifles lost by the Zelewslzy expedition
We're recovered. The Germans also
captured large supplies of powder and
rescued 1 800 women and caiidren. who
were held as prisoners by the Haliehe
tribe.
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BUCHANAN. Mich, Nov. 20- s Al
patch received by a deputy Sheriff he
from North Dakota states that Cdr
Sweringer, who is under arrest for |.oi
uniting deadly assault upols i
father-in-law, August Netter. IS NJ
wanted in North Dakota for a mi q
committed there six years ago. 70
probably be surrendered to the ID
authorities, and stand a chance
ferinR the death pei
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-11-21
FIRST PATENT IN UNITED STATES
1t Was on n Water wheel and a Copy I.
Secured.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2o.-The patent
Office Monday received valuable acs
QUESTION to its museum in a fac smile
copy of the first patent of an invention
issued in America. 1t was granted by
the general court in Boston. March 6,
1916. Joseph jerks was the patentee
and his invention was a water wheel.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-11-21

Wheat-54c. Corn-4s@53c. Cattle
Select butchers, 50 s5@4 .: fair to good,
So 00@3 20; common, 81 75@2 65 Hogs
Selected and prime butchers, 81 1904 65:
packing, 81 S544 90; common to rough.
81 O094 80. Sheep-75c@S2 Is. Ijanf1S-
81 5Ol13 q -
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Wheat-No cash, November and De
cember, 551(c; May, soc. Corn-No. 2
mixed, 4S1Sc; No. 2 yellow, soc. Oats
No. mixed. soc; No white, 321Sc Rye
Cash, 491fc. Cloverseed-Prime, cash,
November and January, IS CO; February.
6 Tx; March. $ 10 -
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MING Exp1oslon-seren I,iil...l

wELLsBURG, W. Va, Nov. 2o.-.An
explosion in the Blanche coal mine at
Golfers. W. Va, killed seven miners
and injured number of others. Half
dozen are still missing.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-11-21

A nervous Democrat asks if we
think the Republican party is in
for good.
Not at all. 1t tried once to solve
the problems of the people but fail
ed, but on it's promises to reform,
the people have given it another
chance to remove the evils its poll
cy created, but it is bound hand
and foot by the monopolists and
can do nothing, and those who live
two years will see it thrown out of
power as hastily as it came in
Pomerou Democrat.
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WEEKLY REGISTER
PUBLISHED AT
WHEELING, w. va.
The Farmers Friend.
a Honoa r,c,,,.rto,,
The Best story Paper

The Best Story Paper.
Has already the Largest Circulation of any
Newspaper in the Two yirginias, East
ern Ohio, or Western Pennsylvania.
The Great rwelve-fase Weekly.
Its woman's and Children's columns are
of unusual domestic Interest.
Its Special Features cost more money than
is paid by ANY TEX other papers In the same
territory.
Its news columns cover the world Bill
Nye writes for it, DR.. Talmage breaches for
1t Wallace P. Reed and Rudyard KIpling,
Richard Malcolm Johnston, Ella Wheeler
wilcox. Julian Hawthorne, X. b Wilson,
Rider Haggard, Olive Harper, NyIn crinikie,
and the best literary genius OF the world
contribute 70 its columns. II Is a magazinel
And every issue an educator.
Only 81.oO Xearf Agents wanted in
every locality. Money for agents In work
ing for it. Send for sample copies. Write
for agents. terms. Clubs Of six for Five
Dollars. Address,
THE REGISTER,
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LONDON, Nov. 20.-A dispatch from
Yokohama to the Pan Mall Gazette
says that a transport on s VI ACROSS
Talien- Wan bay. with GOO infantry and
800 coolies ON board. caught fre and
was Abandoned
The infantry and all of the coolies ex-
cept i've, who We're burned to death,
were saved.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-11-21

The solitary Democrat elected TO
the Michigan Legislature viii have
to hump himself when it comes to
Committee work, for it is rule of
that body that the minority must
be represented on all Committees.
he can have some fun, however,
holding a caucus to decide how he
will cast his vote for United States
STANDARDIZATION.
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RAILROADS WITH TWO CALLS.

They Want Pay For Transporting the
Troops Who Protected Them.
WASHINGTON, Nov, 2O.-During the
recent strike several railroads applied to
the government for protection, and
troops were placed on trains and along
the disturbed portions of their routes.
Now the companies who availed them
selves of the protection are filing bills
with the war department for the trans
posed the roads would transport them
Tree of cost.
The war department opposes the pay
ment, and it is likely VIII contest the
claims in the courts
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-11-21
Chicago.

Hogs-Select butchers, q 7Oa4 90: pack
ers, 81 1894 90 Cattle = Prime steers.
% 1896 40; Others, 81 50@4 -; cows and
bulls, 81 OOG3 90. Sheep = 81 50a3 O0
lambs, - 0094 90.
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We can't see-the propriety of the
Wheeling Register and other Demo-
cratic papers, in heaping abuse up
on Hon. Stephen B. Elkins, because
he happens to be candidate for U.
S. Senator. He is as good a man
for the position as the Republicans
have got, and in our opinion, much
more preferable, than Gen. Golf. 1t
is none of our business whom the
Republicans may elect Senator.
But it seems to us that Mr.. Elkins
is the proper man for the place.
He certainly earned the honor for
his work in the interest of his par
ty, during the campaign just ended.
Besides be is largely interested in
railroads and coal mining in this
State, and has invested most of his
money in this State for its develop
ment and up-building. We always
favored Senator Camden for this
position, because he had done so
much for the material interest of
our State, and likewise we favor
Mr.. Elkins for Senator. We want
to see men honored who can induce
capital to invest in all that goes to
the upbuilding, and improvement,
and development of our State. Who
ever heard of Gen. Golf ever invest
ing a dollar of his great fortune in
helping to build railroads and open
ing up coal mines, or in any way
assisting in the development of the
State?
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Property.


l. Court of Mason County, West Virginia,
| rendered on the 18th day OF September, 1891
against ". a. TomIinson' o tTn st. saq asS
others, pending in said Court, and by virtue
of the two trust deeds executed by said George
r. Fadley to the undersigned trustee, the hrst
bearing date on the 10th day of April, 1893,
ONCE in said County, in Trust Deed Book
No. 10, pages 19l and 1872. The second bearing
date ON the 18th day OF November, 1888, and
Deed Book No. 10, pages 551 and 552 Each
trust deed is to secure the payment of four
promissory notes therein described, and hav-
Ing been directed by the said Circuit Court
TO make sale OF the property described in
by the owner and holder OF said notes,
Henking, Bowie q Co, to make sale OF said
George E. Fadley having failed to comply
with the terms and conditions of said decree
trustee, will sell at public auction, at the
front door of the Court House of Mason
County, West Virginia, ON the
18th day of December, 1894,
SO much Of the foll9wlng properly as wln be
costs of sale Selling first, four yoke OF
work oxen, two heavy. OK wagons, two log
also one Stationary Saw Mil, boiler and en-.
CINE, with ali the fixtures attached or be-
serfbed in the irst trust deed. Also the foi
lowing personal property, or so much thereof
Remaining due upon said notes after appiS
ing the proceeds of the aforesaid PROPERLY
sold upon said debt, interest and costs of
sale, to-wit; the following personal property:
Two Saw Mills and fixtures thereunto be-
longing together with two steam engines
and two boilers, one OF which engine,
boiler and fixtures was made by Enos, Hill
& Co., of Gallipolis, Ohio the other was
made by Owen, Lane, Dyer & Co, of Harnil-
ton, Ohio; also sixty Thousand feet of sawed
lumber. Said property is set forth and de-
scribed in said trust deeds.
Terms OF sale: Cash in hand ON the day
VII. ToMLINsoN, Trustee.
Bond executed with good security In the
penalty of one thousand doIlars condi-
TONED as prescribed by law and approved
by me.
RE MIToE ELL, Clerk.
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OVER THE RANK.
Fatal Runaway in Front of wittenBerg
College, Springfield.

CoIIeSe, spflnBheId.
SPRINGFIELD, o.. Nov. e0.-A fright
full accident occurred Tuesday in front
of Wittenberg college. The horse driven
by the steward, Robert j Earnest, ran
away, and finally the horse, buggy aud
occupants fell over high bank Mr..
Earnest's neck was dislocated, killing
him instantly. His son Bob was hurt
badly about the head, while the buggy
was wrecked. Mrs Earnest became
frantic when the news was impaired to
her, aud is in critical condition.
EIRs1 PATENT In -IIMITEn STATES
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New York
Five MET pEArh {

Cattle-ss 40@5 90. Sheep-$l 75@2 Il
Lambs, g O0@4 20.
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Notice to Creditors.

Weare sending out statements to
our patrons, and all who receive
them are requested to call at once
and pay mp or arrange for settle
ment. This is business and all
accounts sent ont that are not paid
will be pnt in the proper hands and
collected by law.
]. FRIEDMAN & Co,
may 16th.tf
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Col. John T. acGraw.

The manly way in which Col.
John 7. McGraw conducted the
campaign in the Second District Of
this State, has won for him the APP
plause of the Democrats, not only in
his own State, bat throughout the
country. Col. McGraw as Chair
man of the Congressional Commit
tee made a gallant contest for Hon.
VIM. L. Wilson and Democratic
principles, and was only defeated
by the lavish use of money by the
Republicans. The great sacrifice,
made by Col. McGraw, both in time
and money, to advocate the interest
of Hon VIM. L. Wilson, is certainly
appreciated by the Democracy of
West Virginia.
There is nothing too good for Col.
John McGraw, and with his bright
intellect, honesty of purpose, and
fidelity to friends and party, we
predict for him a grand political fu-
ture. The Democratic party would
be ungrateful lift fails to properly
reward him for his excellent servi-
ces, and we now move that he be
nominated for Governor in 1896,
and if nominated he will lead the
Democratic party to triumphant
victory.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-11-21

No defeat can dismantle or dis.
iptegrate the Democratic party.
IYhatexer the effect may he on the
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-11-21
GOOD, EAT JOB.
Receiver For the Iron Hall Is Allowed
ann nnn I,l,,. n.,r., Yon.e, rrr.,

Receiver For the Iron Hall Is Allowed
$4,000 For Two Years Work.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 2o.-Judge Win
ters has made an additional allowance
to James F. Failey, receiver of the Iron
Hail, of $50, 900, which, with previous
allowances, makes a total of 500, coo
allowed him. The court heard the
testimony of John C. New, Bement
Lyman and Norman S. Byram, promi-
nent capitalist of the city as to the
value of the services and ruled accord
ingly.
The receiver gives as reason for the
large compensation that he saved the
trust from IS, 600 to $4,000 a year by
being able to furnish personal bond
of S ,250, 600. His services extend over
two years time. Attorneys have drawn
another $50, 900 out OF the trust.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-11-21

-gnes Of the American peo-
for the reduction of taxation.
the simplicity of the admins
jon of affairs, and individual
-ty begins again to-day, as it
begun many times before after
|. defeats Of the past.
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duals, the
ICY, which
since the foundation OF
6ublic, win continue forever.
Ei1aof,t;efO for any Demo
Tho battIa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23
But a Candidate Before the
People His Policy
The State Needs More Railroads and
Legislation Which VIII Not be
Observation-Disclosures Hogg's
Dallas Speech win be
Conservative.


Snpclal IllSUlfpn,
w., Ia. -, H., ~. n Nt,c.u
""'o' '"", i'", "'"' - 'i''"H'
late comptroller arrived m the city late
last night to dispose Of some legal bust
mass this ,rornin,,
~, ~, @'"
MI NcI'nI greeted the hhHeUc re-
porter with u "lf-you--don t-see- what-you-
,ypnt-nsl-for.it air" and In r.nl, ii, se,or.
~, ''r'I
~ p"eSOon shlu' nave read great
deal of gentlemen who aspire to office,
making statements that they were I'm
~ b.,ds ~ u,i. rt,,,l., 4.
,N' "'n's y. 'H'.' i'''''uS' no no.
fancy that kind OF announcements, and
/ have never been guilty Of talking that
Nina of silly stnT I ann NJ, ont and ont
80.
cahniunte LOT Tue Democratic nomination
for governor Of Texas and cannot say /
am wholly In the hands Of nv friends
la, az ,,,., 49, a., .,,,, lilo. -. 80.
u"' a. H"'' a. ''' H"" s"'''oH' 3"u"B 'uin'
! am straining every hber to get there.
"Whcn man seeks Office | do not
,b;rl, ha sboulI no ,sbomo1 10 s,, ~.
TO stand on MS own merit 10 leave
the choire to the people, but to do all
be can 10 convince tbem he wants Tho
once 'nu WINS !. p'n' 'n"' Just Wnlt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23
rHE CIuGHLIN rR1AL.
the White Horse-Thc Lerense
Begins.


By Associated Press.
Chicago H.. Jan. 2e,-Thc attorneys
for the state in the Coughlin trial today
asked for a rcopening Of their side of
the case in order thar they could prove
that the horse which Reporter Beck
showed to Frank Seaman was the same
horse he showed to Mrs. Conklin. and
whie !, Identified as the one that drove
Or, q Com; The night of May 4. No
obj Stak;.ss fD.la and Mrs, Conklin
l rs sSS,aac, lkS s8st, bad R seen
brought y ~ 'Sfoty Conklin was
sent for TO de- identity of lie
white horse.
The defense introduced Joseph II. Dun
lnp. eN-editor Of the Chicago Times. He
said Reporter Beck was in his employ
in 1850. aud Judge Wing, attorney for
the defense. wanted to know If Beck was
the same man who fooled the Jury and
was sent To the insane asylum and after.
ward created a sensation by circulating
his reports. Dunlop admitted that il
was the same Beck.
DR.. j. i. Todd. cN-conty physician.
was the first regular witness introduced
by the defense, The case from Conk-
Inns standpoint, was begun rs DR.. Todd
detailing the appearance of CrOnin's
body. al the autopsy Judge Wing asked
Todd If lie could. as physician and
surgeon, determine the cause of Cronin's
death. Todd replied that he could not.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23
DIG rAY
Given American Saiers IN Brazil. But
the Security j. Faulty AMI They
Haven't Signed l"t

BY Associated Press.
Pernambuco. jan - As late as
December y. the American Grew Of the
Nicrhefoy had not signed their new
articles. although they had agreed 60
accent the terms offered them by the
Brazilian government Tho men are 10
receive $500 bounty and 500 per
month fur three months and he officers
5000 for The same length Of iiae. The
only thing that delays the signing was
The question Of security The 5razlllans
offered drafts ON London. while the
sailors demanded cash ~ hand, Further.
there wns balance sill duc for The
price Of the ship aud clptain Baker, as
Flints agent. demanded this IN gold
Tile officials here were believed m have
plenty Of money. bui u vac said that
they were delaying payment On one pro
text o. another ~ hriif- that something
might occur 20 make u unnccrrssary
The "soineihlng' they hope for WIS the
coming of the Aquidnhan. which was
momentaily expected here. The fact Is
that most Of the officials here are friends
Of Mclloare and anxious to cripple his
adyep@cries.