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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-06
Gollllltrt(ial.
WHOLESALE. MARKET.
PLoUe-Eztrs Family s5.75; Extra $3.50; superhne


PLoUE-E4tra Family 1913; Extra $3.50; superhne
$500 Ruckwheat y: p pound. ...4.,.
BRooMs-CUmmon $500 2,75.
BUTTEE-In- kegs. 90 1G. .sss-=H f- rr
> BUCEETs-SEarietta S21225. W.
@CHEEsE-Westcrn Reserve pl4l91oc. 49,. ----s.e
CANDLES-Taliow mould lac; dip l2O; star 22ei
sperm 40c. -f-,s.sr gft-s1z sE.s j. III
TALLow-l0L912c.
CoFPEE-Iava lSc.; Rio 12I$G012e. -t
WHEAT--Sl, lo@l.25.
RYE-S0c.
h. CoPS--5Uc. -. ..-. ..rs -rsf
OArS-3Se, -#
Fisii|siiad 81 IS Herring: So sIaek.rsl No ,
FGfEs5-Iaccoon so9s517o
GISsENG-25IIy35c. -E.. r--. f--.. -.
Hr-Cioyer I. ton 50; Timothy SO.
IIoPs-76LSc. dull. r-.-
Charlottesville $l.50
NoL4ssEs-Scw Orleans 52c- Sugar House S2O. .
GCLDES SYRUP-G0EGG2c. $500.
NAVAL SToRIs-Turpeutine 7oe.j Tar $r5SS.
NAILs-$iI& for 10d.
RAGS-3GD31ic. .t.
RIcE-5G!jI5.
SEEDs-Flaxseed 800; Clover $l.T5@5.
SoAr-Castile 2 ID 15@1Cc; Common 5S6e:
SuGAEs-New Orleans SC. in hid, 9lIc. in Dbl. .
SNUPF-scotch DC. Rappos 22G2cc.
TEA-Gunpowder 4OGg1Gc.; Imperial 409CScI Ivy
sou 35CgI0c; pouchong 25G3ec; Jolong 35@15e.
ToBACCO-G twists 12c.; five roll 2lGJ2Se.
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nay MUnpEa IN wAsurScrcx CorxrY,

ng MURDEa IN wAsHrxercN County,
Ouo.-We have received a private letter
from Ludlow, Washington County, Ohio,
announcing a murder that was committed
in that place on the 23d. AYES Holland
was murdered at the house of DR.. Phillip
Cox. 1t seems that Cox keeps disorderly
house, which was visited on the evening in
question by Holland and others. Holland
got drunk, and was put to bed. Shortly
afterwards q girl, who lived with Cox,
came into the bar room and informed him
in whisper, that his wife was in the room
with Holland, Cox, upon repairing to tho
room, found the girls statement true, and
in the heat of passion assaulted Holland
with shovel, crushing his skull and kill
ing him almost instantly. The body was
concealed under the bed, where it was
afterwards found. Cox, the girlnnd an 9TH
or party were arrested.
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and LOGAN, LIST & Co

H9 Brentlinger's Extract of Dan
delion and sarsaparilla.-The best
Blood Purifier. 1t will cure Pimples,
Blotches, Skin Diseases, Scrofula, Sore
Eyes, letter, Bodies, Old Sores, Rashes,
Salt Rhcum, MercuriaI Diseases, Female
Complaints, Chronic Rhcmatism, Erup-
tions, Enlarged Joints, Dropsy, and HUI
mor5 of all Kinds.
DIR. Eog7s Tonic and Anh-Dyspeptie
PiUs-Thc best family Pill in use. These
Pills are offered to the public, after many
years experience of their valuable proper
ties as a safe and reliable family medi-
cine. They operate gently as purgative,
cleansing the stomach and intcstines of
all irratating matter, without producing
sickness, or facilitating the digestive or
CANS.
Mrs. N. 4. Gordaer's Ba1eam Of Lioer-
,eort and Hoaraouna is the best prepnra-
ton now is use for Consumption, Coughs,
Colds. Splitting of Blood, Hopping Cough,
Asthma, Difficulty of Breathing, influenza,
Quinsey. PhthiSic, Group, Liver Com
plant, &c.
The above named Medicines are for sale
at the Centre Wheeling Drug Store. by
REED II KRAFT.
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- fuE CAsE OF HARnIs.-The case of

nSs- The CASE OF HARRts.-Thet case of
James r. Harris, charged with breaking
omen and robbing the Dentists Office, of
Robertson q Orr, Main street. was argued
in the County Court yesterday. Major
Good. for the Commonw erIth, relied iu his
remarks upon the piece of paper, fee bill,
issued from the Circuit Coort, found in the
dentists Office, and proved TO have been
in Harris possession before the robbery,
upon the finding of some of the stolen
goods in the house of the accused, and
other circumstances. Col. Wheat and J..
H. Pendleton, Esq, for the prisoner, ar
gued against the probabilities of his guilt,
and reverted to the carelesness with which
everything was done, and urged upon the
minds of the magistrates the dangers and
uncertainties of circumstantial evidence,
such ms this. The argument occupied the
whole of the day At its conclusion, the
court refused the prisoner to bail, but re-
manded him for final trial at the next term
of the Circuit Court.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-06

49, AN ALL.oAroR.-So Somebody has sent
us from Washington City, by Adams Ex-
press, deceased Alligator. 1t was stin-
king. bloody, dirty thing, upon which we
paid four bits charges. Joke obvious.
For this, may the author of the imposition
have visions of alIig0,ors and Lizards in
his dreams. May he see them in his soup,
feel them in his boots, up his Pansaloon
legs, down the small of his back, and fl
n"lly may he turn into foul fish, be fold
cd up in a ''deceivin' yellow package and
sent by express, to his father, the devil.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-06

6a- THE TR1ADzLrntA MunDEn.-The
parties charged with the murder of Fred
erick Mas, at Triadelphin, on Christmas
Eve last, will not have further hearing
until next month. Melville, whom it ap-
pears from the evidence in the case, was q
prominent actor, If not the ringleader in
the outrage, is still ut large. The officers
have visited nearly all points where he
would have been likely to have sought re-
fuge. He has eludcd pursuit with a re-
markable cunning and adroitness. Blythe
cyidence elected on Tuesday last, it is not
shown that Church and Baltzell were i'm
metliately concerned in the killing Of
Mas, ana they will not, OF course, fare so
badly as the others. 1t is a remarkable
fact that Baldwin, Mountz, B"ltzcll, Mel
Vile and Church are all the sons OF wild
ows.
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BUSINESS NoTICEs.

D9-AT THIS SEASON, good Toilet Soap,
is Indispensable. The best soap for this
purpose is Louis English Gtycerine Sop
1t prevents chaps 1t is highly perfumed
1t is the soap for washing infants, and for
use by all those who have tender SKINS
We have also, Bazin's barber soap, Lows
brown Windsor, Mt. Tern.n Soap, Tay lor's
Family Soap in bars, Transparent Soap,
balls and bars, Poncien Sonp, Palm Soap,
Omnibus Soap, Lows Honey Soap, Clca-
ver's Musk Soap, Military Soap, Walnut
Oil Soap, Yankee Soap; but the greatest
of these is the G!ycrins Soap
For sale by T. II. LOGAN Il Co.,
and LOGAN List & Co
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ps-BoYNETs.-The Paris correspondent

BG-BoSNETs.-The Paris correspondent
Of the New York Journal Of Commerce
writes that the winter bonnets are allmuch
larger than those worn during the past
year; the form is open at the side, and
comes forward over the forehead; the cur
tain is moderately wide. A mixture of
two colored velvets, or of velvet and
satin, is the predominant style; there are
two pairs of strings, one pair very wide,
of the colors of tue velvet, and the second
are of a narrow taAretas, of the same hue
as the satin. Black velvet bonnets are
often edged with white silk, which iscovered
with double row of blonde; the orua-
mcnts consist of a bouquet of black and
white flowers, placed on the left side of
the bonnet, and with G pIait of black
velvet inside above the forehead, and a full
blonde cap.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-06

b8~THE Rev. j. j. MARKS, on last even
ing delivered the last of his series of lee
lures on Oriental countries and customs,
before the Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton, at the Second Presbyterian Church.
A large and respectable audience were in
attendance, and the speaker carried with
him the same undivided attention which
has characterized his hearers from the be-
ginning. AT the close of the lecture the
thanks of the Association were rendered
to the speaker, and resolutions highly
Commemorative of Mr. Marks as lecturer,
were unanimously adopted.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-06
nemocrntic state conrantIon.

CoLrNDus, o., Jan. 5.-The Democratic
State Convention to appoint foI,r delegates
at large to the National Convention, ut
Charleston, met here to-day; . large num-
Der of persons were present. Hon. Wm.
B. Woods, of Licking was President and
one Vice President from each CongrnssiOn-
al district. a resolution WAS adopted by
large majority, declaring Stephen A.
Douglas to be the fayori:c OF the Ohio
democracy for President and instructing
the delegates from Ohio to cast the entire
vote for him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-06

RS HARD TrMEs.-They are having
pretty hard times up in Washington county.
Since the first Of June last up to the 3lst
of December. the people of Washington
county have paid out about $4,000 for
four shipped over the Hempte!d from this
point. This does not include, of course,
the large lots Of other kinds of produce
shipped in the same direction. The dis
astrous effects of the June frosts were
never thoroughly realized till recently.
There was a most complete destruction of
everything in the vegetable line.
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Hurrah for the Holidays!
FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED.

FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED
NOW RE tDY FOL; INSPECTION or PUECHAS-
y Frs. tina greatest assJrtEnsnt Of Books. flames
and SterOscUes suitable for Holiday presents among
which may be found large and beautifully illustrated
Animals Standard Poets fran 81 70 SIS Also,
large assortment Of Juvenile Books, 3 different
Games. both historical and amusing, just the thing
for the little folks
Tho most beautiful present for the ParIor Is the
Steroscops and Views Of which L have very large
and select assortment: varying ia price from 81 to SIS
re. ! also IN receipt OF All the latest publ
cations as EDoa Issued .Igeulall.'' ministers
wooing' -Tiio virRinians,' '-Saxs's Money King"
&c. &C., just received.
Call soon and have your choice.
JAS. c. ORR,
dscI2 log NSin-st., ( loors above II. 1 NJ Bank.
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Rag~DEsrRucrIYE FIRE AT FA1nvIEw.-

WDEsTRucTIvE FIRE AT FAInv1Ew.-
A disastrous fire occurred at Fairview,
Belmont Co, Ohio, on Saturday morning
last. 1t originated in Chambers Wagon
Shop, and extended to his dwelling house
as well as to the residence of Mr.. Cochran,
all of which were burned to the ground =
The fire caught from an old stove pipe,
aud was under such Roadway, when the
alarm was given, that it could not be cx-
tiuguished.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-06
Maine LegisIature.

PORTLAND, Jan. 5.-The Maine Legisla-
ture was organized Yesterday. Thomas
Marshall, of Belfast was chosen President,
and James Sincyin, Secretary, of the Sen
ate, aud Frederick A. Pike, of Calais,
Speaker. and Charles ~ Miller. of Rock
land, Clerk, of the House.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-06

bIThE RIvER.-Ice was made in the
river yesterday, Notwithstanding the sun
Shone out brightly during part cc the day.
We understand that the riys. is closed at
SsFdis, at the Brothers. and at Browns
Island Navigation is, of course, entirely
suspended.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-06
From New York.

New YORK, Jan. 5.-The steamer Etna
from Liverpool, on Dec. 18th, and Glass
gov, from Glasgow, via. Queenstown, on
Dec 10th arrived to-day. Their news is
anticipated.
The steamer Asia did not go to sea until
this morning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-06
Maryland Legislature.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 5.-The Maryland Lee
gislature met to-day, but adjourned with
out organizi Ig. \ caucus will be held to-
night. The Governors Message will be
sent IN tomorrow.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-06
From Washington.

WASHINGTON. Jan 5.-The Mexican trea-
" was to-day sent to the Senate, where,
aftcr~l Cabinet conference on tn" subject,
Ii was referred to the Committee on For
eign Relations. This committee, as at
present constituted, will report back IA
vOrably.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-06

New York, Jan, 5.-The steamer Al
Portland proves to be the North Britain
from ST. Johns, y. d. No news of impor,
lance.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-06

Wiling 10 oteS to the pubic
G R i AT B A r G Al N S!
In the way Of Fancy DEsss SILKS. which having only
purchased last pIon,ii. y.ry low prices, WILL be
ellbiri - sell - cheap As ~cy.en Goods.
Uuc;,is, pail lie C.,errcs, P"ppiins OF ali Of wh;c
hF,- sea; variety of ils at=.t patterns, si.l sell
a: less than Cost
Si,avIs and ClolkI will b. IoIl a. very nesr cost
prices. aIi have purchased these articles IA No
Jembo:. A. 81 per cent les than hs prices prevail ling
AZ the eSrIer pa-t u the ssI.Gl, ] sell them
cheaper toan any oiiIer House.
Gloves. Gauniiets-I can eel 50 per cent IesA than
ahy other establishment having purchased very nsAr
lu0O worth :! the above articles, Aui invite taS
particular attention Of CouG:ry Merchant - ny
Stock in this article, Will sell them eEslrer than
New York HOuHes.
Flowers and Eolnets is.4 shan Co.'S, aai Ribbons
and Ruches a: very near COST.
Collar. Sets Of CS'irTB AID Sleeves, EtEbrciderAd
Bands and everything in the way .: EEaSra;icr'Hs.
suitable for Holiday Presents, lover ;han anywhere
else.
C,,4simercs, Cloths, Furnishing Goods. snd every
thing suitable fJ5 aierch1ut TalJTiaS, nave large
Stock in tho second story of ray House vl'ic!I call
the attention Of the Trals. offering them a. i'd
VsurSgcous terms any other Houss an to"n-
Call and sec aad you Will find that l am willing to
MAXI concessions in order 30 reduce my Stock.
decI5 ISAAC Prayer. 123 Main g.
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R=s'-iRREGULAE.-The mails from the
east have been somewhat irregular for the
last few days, in consequence of the
NeaEy snow storms that have blocked the
railroads.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-06
From Havana.

NEw ORLEANS. Jan. 4.-The steamer De
Soto from New York, via. HHvana, on the
lst, has arrived. Her news is unimpOr-
tant. The sugar market was dull, owing
to the holidays, prices unchangedi stock
1000 boxes.
Exchange on London l5@l54 per cent.
premium; on New York 3(G+ per cent. pre-
MUM.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-06

PoETLASo, Jan. 5.-Thc r. NJ. steamship
Bohemian is signalled and will be at her
wharf about l o'clock;
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THE SAVINGS BANK OF WHEELING

s.Pn ILDREru. Treasurer
We the undersigned, COMMITTEES appointed to
anime the Books Of the Savings Bank of Wheeling,
do hereby certify that have examined the same
and md the above statement to he correct.
WILBUR C. BROCKUNIER.
BENZ DAVENPORT.
jan6 L.C. GOOD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-06

BBw4TER-TAsK BuRSEp.-A water
tank atCambridge belonging to the C. o.
R. r., was partly burned on Saturday.
No great damage was done. r.. sa .
GQBsTRUcTISc THE S1DEwALKs.-We
observe that the police are enforcing the
laws in relation to the obstruction of the
sidewalks. Yesterday morning, Hon. Lew
is Steenrod, than whom no man is less apt
to violate tie city ordinances, left his
sleigh standing upon the pavement at the
North Western Bank. Complaint was
made and Mr.. S. was fined one dollar and
costs before AID. Wright.
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IN PURSUANCE or A DEED OR Trust FROM
i David MCaEtney 20 me, braring date the yin DAY
Of July, 1885 duly recorded In tEr Clerks once Of
the county ohio COUNTY, shall On SAturtay
RaIrOssd Company, IN the City Of Wheeling. sell To
the highest aud best bidder ~ Pubic Auction. the
locomotive engine NUMBERED twenty-five Isl and two
passenger cars numbered NJ cen (i5l aSd thrtyslx
1850, hctug the engine Fni cars hesetotore sela
said NEartney, By the Bal iEoore and Ohio Raul
rad Company, and nsW the rOad cf he Hsmpdeld
Railroad Company.
TEEs.s CT SILE-Ons-third Of TIE amount in Sash,
ani Ehs remaining tW0-Ehird@ in two equal install
menss, payable az and twelvs mOnthS nom thoday
of sale with interest; the purchaser giving beads fr
the credit instnnaentS, with approved PerSonhl Sa-
CURLY.
Sl6uld the proceeds Of said sale not amount % the
sum Of Five thousand DsllSEs, with inters-t nom tine
Let day Of July 1855 and the expenses II executing
the said trust shall also sell At the time And
place above mentioned, twenty Of the Flint Mortgage
Bonds Of the IIemgeId Railroad CosnPany. Cf the par
value OF Eve hundred dollars each many cf them
the payment Of svid sHa Of S5up, with interest AID
expenses Aforesaid 20 she hSss: bid5s-, .; p1h=
auction, for cash.
sale to commence >: II o'clock = NJ
JAMES :. WHEAT, TRUSTEE
NToTICE.-To WHOM II MAY CONCERN
N IN saturday, the 18th January, 1S6p, At ths
Dencc OF tie He;nPfeld Railroad Company, In. the
city Of Wheeling At 10 o'cIoe< A. NJ ehau eel &c
the highest bidder, re PGbc Auction twenty Of Tie
p3ay numbered srom 55l so, 10th inelusvs each
Ter The Of fiTe Hundred Dollars, CT 90 many CT
them shall he sufficient TO sStffy aud Fay the note
Of the said HeEIpfeld Railro01 Company snted 1gs
December, lSSs for TIE Scpl CT Five Eh1nseed Dol
lars PAYABLE foUr months eer dste 70 IKE order u
David Mccartney, and By Linn enaoEsed and trans
fered TO me JAMES s WHEAT
dec2[ts trustee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-06

n5y- Cry Observation-Disclosures will
please remember, that we invariably charge
s. for all announcements for the city off,
ces-io be paid for IN adeunce.
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Bargains! Bargains!
G r EAT B AZ C a N S!

DEINH DESTROYS OF REDUCING NY STOCK
which Is large for tile season u the year, al
WLIiiHS of!e= to the public
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Friday Morning, Jan. 6, 1860. :
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rs De Citizens Of Wheeling.

You have been visited by Il company of
Bell Ringers. styling themselves the
"Blaisdell Swiss Bell Ringers, or Cam
| panalogians." MIR. Blaisdei has perfect
right to organize a company and ring as
many bells as lie can procure, but he has
no authority TO use the ''Trade Mark of
another company, or i'll plain words to
steal "0UR GOOD NAME" which he has
done. Alr. Webster, the originator of the
Bell Ringers, some two years since, after
travelling over the Quilted States, retired
on an ample fortune, assigned to his com
pany the Bells, Music Puruphernala: iu-
Guiding the name of his company viz:
the Original Campanalogians, or Swiss
Bell Ringers. This company is composed
of six --gemtlemcn--who not
only on their 81 BELLS are proficient,
but can perform on various other instru-
mcnts, and each a '.Reader of Music" in
our selection of airs-of which we
have 4T-for the Bells. Our director
has aimed to please both ear and eye
in their rapid passes 's from Grave
to Cay, from Live ~ to Serene.n Dur
ing our performance at the Nationcl Thea
tire, Pittsburgh, and Washington, Pa, where
we were greeted with delighted audiences
who in breathless stiffness awaited un-
til the last tone of the bells had ceased to
be heard-whcn shout upon shout would
make the hall resouud, and s'oncore"
would have to be answered, particularly
in the .'Wrcckcr's Daughter Aurora
Waits, or English IIornpipe. Bat we are
not confined TO Instrumental Music, but
our Tocalists will compare with any other.
We especially wish to ''call the nttcation
of the publia in general" hut ladies in
particular, "to the beautiful Quartctte of
s. c. Foster, Esq, of Pittsburgh-the
'-Ncmc" of his numerous compositions:
"Come Where My Love is Dreaming"
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Additional by the steamer Jurn.

LONDON, llth.-Prince Alexander Won
Hesse is going to Petersburg on a special
mission to the Emperor Alexander
The Vienna correspondence of the Times
reports that Austria. is about to make an
other attempt to bring about Il coalition
between Russia, Prussia and herself
Orders were sent from Paris by telegraph
to the Projects and snb- Projects i'll all the
departments to intcrdict the publication of
the last letter of the Bishop of Orleans, as
very bad effects on the public mind were
anticipated.
The Paris correspondence of the Times
says that orders were given on Thursday
morning to the newspapers not TO alludc
any more to the annexation of Savoy TO
France, but in the afternoon counter or
ders were given and the papers were in
SITUATED to write it up as before.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-01

1S"FANtLY QuARREb.-SIrs. Campbe'',
who lives in the basement of a house in
North Wheeling, the upper rooms of which
are occupied by John West, made COM
paint before AID. Hamilton that the said
10 N, by his drunken noise overhead, Was
rendering her existence iatole !c, and
that upon demonstrating with him, she re-
ceiyed nothing but vile abuse. Joun WAS
arrested and fined, and so was Mrs Camp
bell, subsequently, foran offense similar to
that for which John suffered
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-01

CtxcIxxAr1, Feb. 2a.--On Saturday night
the engine of the express traiu on the Ma
rietrt and Cincinnati Road, was thrown
from the tresle work near Vincents, by the
displacement Of rail. The engineer and
fireman we're badly injured. The passen-
gers were uninjnrcd.
Geo. S. Gilbert was arrested yesterday
for attempting to pass a spurious five dol
lar bill on the Bank of Hartford, Indiana.
One thousand three hundred and twenty
eight dollars in Is, rs, SIS and los, of the
same issue, were found in his trunk.