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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-18

THE ToRCH-LI6%T PROCESSION
I Should the weathehpJove favorable, oil
Saturday evening next, the torch=igh
procession ofthe ree Boys in Blue, tn
Democratic CONSERVATIVES, and tn,
friends of President Johnson generally
will be one of the most imposing dem
OnstratiOns ever made in this county
The several committees are busily en-
gagged in making the necessary arrange
ments, and soon all things will be il
readiness for the procession. We trust
every friend of the cause in this city
whose house or place of business is 10
Gated along the route of procession, will
make brilliant display. Let the whole
city be in blaze of glory. az
In our notice yesterday, we made al
error in the list of Marshals for the pro
cession. Lieut."A. Rolf is the Chic
Marshal for the occasion, and Harmon
Hardenstein is the Assistant Marshal il
Ritchietown, in place of Louis Scor
brough,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-18

THE fog on the river yesterday morn
ing was very dense, delaying several
boats. The ferryboat Julia, between
Martinsville and North Wheeling
started for this side from the former
place three times, and brought up OIL
the other side of the river each time,
being unable to find this shore. She
finally concluded to '!wait and See" =
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-18

We saw some pumpkins yesterda.
that beat all. There were three of them
all grown on the same vine, and the
smallest weighed lightweight and on,'
half pounds and the largest weighed
over onehundred pounds. They wer,
raised ON the island by Mr.. Quintei
McClyment, and if any one has pump.
kin larger than this 1O0-pounder, We
should like to see it turn-ap.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-18

THE Circuit Court was occupied al
day yesterday in the further hearing
the case of Patsy Banan, charged witt
the rape of Mary Burkhart. The argu,
ments in the case were very lengthy
The jury retired last evening at abou
ten o'clock, and were out half an hou
when they were called in by the judge
and the Court was adjourned over unit
this morning at nine o'clock, on accoun,
of the lateness of the hour. The Court
room was filled with spectators.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-18

In the list of patents issued from the
United States Patent Office, for, the
week ending October 9, 1866, we notice
one to Esau Rowing of Parkersburg,
for improvement in steam generators.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-18

BASE BALL.-A match game of base
ball was played on the Island commons
yesterday afternoon, between the first
mines of the Buckeye Club of Bridge
port, and the Anchor Club, of this city,
when the Buckeye" boys came off vic
torious, as will be seen by the following
score of the game. Before the game
was played, it was arranged by the
captains of the two mines to play three
games, to ascertain which would win
two out of three. The second game
will be played in few days: t.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-18

A DELEGATION of prominent govern
ment officials, about twenty-five in mum
Der; Hon. d, A, Wells, Commissioner OF
Revenue, and number of Senators and
Representatives,, principally from New
England and the West, have accepted
an invitation rendered by the American
Iron and Steel Association, several
members of which will accompany the
party to visit the principal iron produc-
ing regions of Pennsylvania. The dele
CATION left Philadelphia on Monday, and
spent the day in the Lehigh Valley,
stopping at Mauch Chunk. Tuesday
they were to be at POttsyille and Noun,
Carbon Yesterday they visited Corn
wall and Harrisburg, and to-day Johns
town. They will reach Pittsburg this
evening and spend all of Friday in visit
ing and examining the iron, steel and
copper works. The delegation will
return home on Saturday. -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-18

\ THERE was but one case before the
Police Court yesterday, that one being
Mary Walker, who was arraigned before
the Court for disorderly conduct. Size
was sent to Jail. 1t is thought she is
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-18

The Hunkidori Base Bali Club of this
city will play o match game on the Isl
and tomorrow afternoon, with steu-
benville Club. 20 ra
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-18

THE. black and tan delusionists at
Steubenville had torch and turpentine
procession, and general dissipation
on the strength of the election, Tuesday
niQht. 49,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-18
wheeling Classical Academy

nR,OPkNs ON MONDAY, OCr0
X nFp 90 .Room rorps iof Unian anu Mar
=, streets. Thos drsidug ca obtain places In
,hs school will please apply as ea y In the tsrm
i ne sonYi A. N. HANNA,
as poS .g 40 3d. Principal
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-18
Springwood Select Home School
For Young Ladies,

I ONB OF TfhE uOsg
i 4 Hsalthful beautiful and accessible pOr
tions OF Virginia, all rs.cpeD October l. l565.
Established In the family 81 the unesrssgRe
sith a ylsw 70 the edni Aiip1 Of his sEB shti.
dTen enttreli At n0xR, il EiD be strictly ltmiieo
70 such nun CT a. shaH Justify the employ
usHt Of the best instructors II svsTy depart
nent. -
For circulars, or further 'nformsfion, tppiy te
.itau.H u,' G. wASHISGTON BALL, u
SPringvOod. peaJ L-esburg. LSndOun Co. Va.
REFEREkCES. .,..-. ..-.
General Roberf 3. Lee General ID. II. Hill,
Charlotte. " CA q. Quari-r 8 BrAdy. LaB /.
don Carter Es4A-~B bsaiiox West Virginia (;
kK. Masoa M6Ifto5. P o., BAitfrnsre eou1
~ EzS Body - Fsag s-s14sosd BaIt - M :;
Robert s Ch~E, Esqs WashiRgt>s Q9y kev
w wilIiGnsA Georgetovb, ID. @. Few. W
" Pendlston, Generzl A Il Long. Lex1nTton
Raw. G. n, Norton AsxABdris Hill Csltsr
ESQ Shirley. Va; Gel Burgess Long Phls
fslvhfS Gsaft W. < Psstherst0n, Hon.
-pribes, Mi.ssszsppf sc- &c 80
p. 3 Pryf. ssgr Van Rhyu b charge the pasi
year, Of the Department. 81 Modern LsDguAze.
D.AGing ke having b. en- appoint-d 70 chai'
In che P-rbsy ivs-is NJ fay Irs'itur@. at
sire ro ssng5loy = r1cy"nEhly qu.s'9~o te-eh o
| tho-- bran. kes II bis place .l-o . tracher o
Mu-ie- Without good recommendations noE'
need apply. fula-JnoItaN4T
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a. SUN NARY.

lat. 2sd. Ord. 4th. 5th 9th. 18th
Buekaye..2 6, & ! IS IL 1861
Anchor 2 10 O 6-Je
Fly stehes -Bnckeys. 5. Anchor, 5
Home huns.-Rock-ye, , Anch r. !.
Umyire.-A. I. dickinson, OF Star Club.
SeOrea-Frvd Beshore, Of Anchor, aud Jim
A'Coy. Of Star.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-18
WANTED

GIVE AGRN EvRRY.
"A WHERE to introduce TWO NEW PAT.
ENTED INVENTIONS, inpaltabs 70 epesy fam
~. sells at sight, and demand constantly increa
ing. Ayents male and female now operating
are making $40 to ts5 per day by working only a
tew hours daily. Preesoas ezP:rieEee a. agent
farms 70 agents cent free by mail to any sd.
drsss.-Send 60 cents 70 pay postage. ETSa
g. ". JACKSON CO.,
,che,v p. O. RoI t3<S Baltimore Nd
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-18

Pacific Mail Steamship CompanV's
Through Line TO California,
TOUCHING ATMEXGCAR ports
and carrying the U. s., NAL Ihfongb
In twenty two days,
Steamships on the Connecting on the Pa
Atlantic. ci6c with the
Arizona Colorado,
Henry ChAuneey, Constitution,
New YORK, .r.. ON. Golden CITY,
Ocran Queen, Sacrs m1pto,
Northern Light Golden Age,
Costa Rica, Montana,
- 100 .rl.s 5-f %. &c. 90.
One Of the above large and spien1id steam.
ships viii leave Pier No. ~, North River, foot
Of Canal street at y sS O'clock noon,
month Except when those ,lates tall on Sunday
and then on the preceding Saturday. Tor Aspin
rall corInartiIi1 Via Panalns Railway. with one
OF the cbmpsny's Steamships from Panams TO-
San Frarciacn Il ucbing a. Acapulco.
Departures Of lsi aud slst connect At Panams
nth StAamers Cor South Pacific AID Cvutra
American Pott& Those OF ist touch az Mar
tantila tf lIiI 'fIs. @tfs. i. #FH.
"a dtacount OF one-quarteF from steamer rate,
slloven 70 S-cond cabin and -ts-rag- passenger p
With families. Also, sllnwsuc@ of OBe-quar
ter on through ras-s toClsrKymsh Ind their fam
iliss aud -she0l teachers. soldiers having hon
orabie discharges, hall faro.
One p cndrrd Posnas Baggage allowed eaet
aaals Bag gzg--uastsrS accompany baggage
thruryh. and attend o. lsdiss and children With
ont male prUtectOrA kAgExgs nsceivsd on tii'
dock the day before sailing from steamboats,
railroads, and passengers who prefer 70 senf
down earfy
An sIpsrenoed surgeon on board. MsdIctns
md att~ndahoe fro-.. ..- f
For Passage Tickets or further information
apply AZ the Ccupany's ticket Office. on tb'
Wharf. foot 80 Canal street North River, Eep
York. .fr .r.fH.r. % y X HOLAA1-
my1l #..as O.. lARent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-18
EUREKA.

A mMONIATED BONE sUPKR
"A PHOSPHATE OF LlME-tbe very best
ferfsiiserknown For sale BY
sanl PRYOR, BOYD 4 Co, Sole Agents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-18
oKGANIC wEAKNEsS


Jsmber Of ths Royal College 81 surgconA Lon.
luL GRADUATE trIE 'H'e OF the npsi smiasnt
s,lleses "a the Uuit-d States aud the sp,at.
,art ef ~hars nfe hss been spent n the aaspi.
ale OF LsudoG, PARA Ph,l--i-lphis ssr .stt I.
shsr1. has -sl~ot-d some Of tho no<t s<tanishsr z
,uros that ser eve kRoNn. uAny Vruupt
nth ringing n the hyaf Aua sars Sasa Asls.p,
st,-4t ssrvrii.ie~s i.eins Aarmsd Al saAatn
oaasi.. hashtUln-Ss, Nth trsslu-at au-h,as &.
-ud-d ~D,sstiIp'~ WITH asrangemsnt Of mind,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-18
MARRIAGE,

Reflect that sound mIBd and body arc thence
necessary regulates Ia proni0t. oonnubi.I havpi-
ieas Indeed. without thv-- th. Iontney throagh
lie becomes weary pilgrtnisge, ths pfoapcot
iOurly dArkens Ia the ytes.- the mind becomes
,hadowod With despair And all-r 9TH IN. .sL
,ucholy rtfiustion thai the hApplness Of another
becomes bIi ghtaA With our own
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-18
Tran p RrATIoN.
SUMMER SCHEDULE
BALTIMORE &0HI0R.R

oyrss BAI14sfeks . dino ksfLxoaD Co., (
gGm IL. EwHEstISesE Jsurs i1Cisf6
DAssRNGER TRAINS Wilt. Run
e BY thr folieEing schednle on and after the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-18

sspse41ais sao 2. ~ oseolae she victims OF So
tary N'ev that drSasdfas .i'js rstrnsrive hatt
fs-p at annually ,sWss,- ~ a nnrsrsei, <rsv
I ths.as.nsis Of NoGs Mn y 0.e incest exalted
tsi~qt- sDd. hrt linl mt &c, 4 sho ,ig M other
/ siPr haS- eEtrans--, -v.Lg Seustes sith the
F,iauder ~ slog,,-noe, Ssk-d a. cs-tacy the
INK lyrc. may osn ~it'' Ni''. snndence.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-27
The Fenians.

BUFFALO, October 27.-An appeal is published
In the morning papers here for mass meeting
OF Fenans at 81. james, Hall, on Sunda night
The following Is the conclud ing part OF tn
appeal:-
'1rishmcn, the English Government is about
to rec nact on American soil It's deeds of blood,
Irish patriots are about TO be sacrificed on the
altar OF English despotism. Can yoI, will you
bear II, or will you rise in your might and
trampe your enemy to the dust? Americans.
citizen has been condemned to death for tIea-
son 10 foreign Government. Are our naturali-
zaton laws null and void9 Has the war of 1912
been fought in vain? Is America to be repub-
lican or 0espotic Come and answer.n
MONTREAL, October 27.-The news that Lynch,
the Fpnan, has been sentenced to death at To-
ronto, causes much discus ion here The Witness
newspaper is not in favor OF carrying out the
sentence, as there was no evidence that he
actually committed murder, and his crime was
pure ly political.
Ano her large lot of war material has arrived
| from England.
TORONTO DC ober II The other Fenian
| trials win rot, probably, commence before
| Wednesday next, Mr.. Mckenzie, who is retained
! by the American Consul to defend such as are
American citizens, lot being ready for trial.
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REMARKABLE SPEECH
w. Hepworth Dixon, Esq,
At the Testimonial Dinner Given at the
Continental Hotel, October 23.
OF LONDON,

Mr.. Dixon on rising seemed slightly
embarrassed. He replied to Mayor
McMichael in the following remark
able words:-"In the judgment Of
many of us, the historian Macaulay
had spoken of William Penn, the
founder of your Commonwealth, in
terms which seemed to call for JUS
tifcation Of that Disciple of Peace. [
took up my pen in his defense, and
since | have visited your beautiful
country, travelling as far as the wild
prairies, | have come to rest my poor
feet in these very streets trod by
that man who gave name to your
beautiful city; and [ will here say,
what I have never said before to any
living soul Hear y, that, as much as |
respect William Penn and his follow
ers, their creed, their speech, their
dress, 1 should have found language
too inadequate to express my admlra-
ton of his principles at that time,
if had supposed should have found
in this city of his founding, and at
this very spot Hear. Hear y, such
beautiful Ready made First class
Clothing as l have seen this day on
the counters of Charles Stokes & Co. $
Clothing House, under this Hotel
tremendous applause, with the price
marked on every article
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-27

SOLDIERS, Attend - The soldiers of
Pennsylvania, their widows and orphans, can have
all their G aims for arrears of pay, bounty, and
pensions pressed to a settlement with the general
oyernment by applying by letter, or in person, to
the ennsylyania State Agency, at No. 493 N.
Eleventh street. Washington d. O. For this SER
vice no charge whatever win be exacted Colonel
Frank Jordan, the Military Agent oil the State, IS
manner in which he conducted the late campaign
in this State as Chairman of o Republican Execu-
tive Committee gained him hosts OF friends, from
the Delaware to the Allegheny. The soldiers OF the
State lest assured that their best interests Will
not be permitted to suffer neglect, If once placed IN
his hands.
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DIED.
CHAMBERLIN.-On the 27th instant, Mr.. ISAAC
ca MBERLtN, agcd ~ years
The relatives and friends are invited to attend the
iunerai rom his Ia residence No 2j3 Concord stree
ceed to Odd Fellows Cemetery
COOK, aged SO wears
Funeral services the residence Of her ather Joseph
COOK n; w corner Of Parish and Ontario streets on
sunday afternoon, the 20th instant at 81 o'clock the
relatives and friends tie family invited 20 attend
ne funeral wi meet on onday morning 6k O'clock
Woodstown, N. j. y
FLECkWIR.--In Chester Pa Saturday, October 27
JEhEMlAH w. FLECKWIR IN the Gath OF his age
Que notice VIII be given of the funeral.
RI IIZEL:-On the 23d instant OF asthma, Mr. GEORGE
B H EEL. IN the 57th year OF his age.
Inc relatives and friends of the family respectfully
nViea 70 attend the funeral from his late residence
No. ll'3 N. Seventh street Sunday afternoon. the
Cemetery
THoMPs0N.-on the 25th instant, CHARLES H.,
son OF Lewis THOMPSON, Esq I'm The 23d of his
The relatives ana friends OF the family invited to
attend his funeral at the Church of the Nativity
ner Of Eleventh and vt. Vernon streets on Monday
10 Laurel Hill
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TIial of Bank Robhers.

BATH, Maine, October 27.-Edward Magurc,
one of the supposed Bo gdoinham Bank robbers,
had a preliminary examination this morning,
and was bound over IN the sum of $50 900 fer his
appearance at the April term of the Supreme
Judicial Court to be holden in this C ty. He will
be taken 10 the Augusta jail with Bartlett aud
Sims this afternoon
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-27

On SUSPICION OF esterday
afternoon August Johns arrested on a suspicion
of committing q burglary. A warrant was issued
against him. and his house. No. 134 Green street,
was searched While the officers we're engaged IN
the house, johns ran out back and jumped over the
fence. He was pursued and was captured by Officer
w. ii. Myers, Constable of the Twelfth Ward, and
Officer Hauck. He is accused of robbing the dwell
ing of Joseph Mills, No. 461 n. Fifth street. The
following goods were taken and are now at Alder
man Toland's office awaiting the Identification of
the owners Fancy SOAPS brushes, cologne, hair
OIL plated coffin plates and handles nitrate of silver.
There were also in his possession large Dumber
of skeleton keys 100, In fact of all sizes and
descriptions. Johns 10 old offender, and just got
out of prison, about mon ago, par on. He is,
decidedly, from all accounts. a hard customer He
had hearing before Alderman loland, who held
him in $250O bail for further hearing next Tues
dav morning.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-27

DHILADELPHIA CONCRETE STONE COM
pANY - Under RansomS Patent = limited
onne of stock In this Important enterprise Is now
onsysd Tor sac on very advantageous terms
rhe Company has secuyed the Patent for the entire
S,a1s of Penn o. this valuable material
ssx1ensiyely used in Eng and and elsewhere.
transcription Books, together with samples of the
stone and full anations In regard TO its manufae-
taYe NAV be found at No. 620 MARKET street gp
siaIrs and AT the ONCE Of SLOAN HUTTQH. Archt-
tec No, l52 s. FOURTH street. hTsr
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ASSAULT WITH IRON KNUCKLEs.-Michael
Kane, young man, II years OF age, was arrested
for committing a violent assault and battery upon
John McElroy last night. Kane struck him with a
blackjac or with iron knuckles, knocking him
took place at Tenth and Carpenter streets and Kane
was arrested at Nineteenth and Christian streets,
McEroy's daughter testified that Kane went to the
house in which she is living and threatened to shoot
one of the boarders only the night before. Kane
taken before Alderman Lutz who, after hearing,
committed him in default of 5000 IoI carrying con.
cealed deadly weapons.
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A Fowl RoBBERY.-At Front and Noble
Streets at early hour this morning Officer Myers,
while on his lonely beat, espIed CO ored man who
had his sleek person ornamented with lot of
chickens. The CO ored individual was arrested, and
told TO give an account of himself, or rather Of his
chickens. He was unable TO do So and consequently
was taken to the Station House. and from thence to
the presence OF Alderman Clouds. He gave the
name OF John Philips and being unable to satisfy
the Alderman that he had come into the righttul
ownership OF his "fOwp possessions, he was hold In
$500 TO answer the charge OF larceny.
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BAD BoYs.-Washington Kelley and John
Toomev were arrested yesterday, about noon, Tor
throwing stones and breaking windows in the neigh
bOrhood OF Fourth and German streets. They have
a sort of sling, made with a strong elastic cord bY
which stones could be thrown with the accuracy of
ball from gum and with almost incredible force.
Stones thrown from these sim s pene rate pane of
glass without 'hatteiing 1T, and leave a wede.
fined hole like that made by ball from a musket.
They dangerous ruments aud the police very
properly arrest any one whom they NAV be found.
Ke ley and Toomoy, che 1--WE boys arrested, had q
hearing before Alderman Tittermary, and were COM
mtted to prison
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A THEATRICAL BASE BALL MATcH.-A
yery Interesting game of base ball came Off yesterday
afternoon ON the grounds of the Athletics between
first nine of the Mulberry" or Arch Street Thea
ire. The following is the ore:="Ohenut," 20
runs; and Mulberry" Il runs. There were only
that they were all good "players," although side
had to 20 under.
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AN UNRULY PAIR OF BROTHER

AN UNRULY PAIR OF BRoTHERS--Ed-
ward and John Walker arrested at Broad and
sprlng Garden streets. whilst they indulQlng
in the pleasant amusement of breaking the windows
OF o saloon, In which party were having a hila
rous time. The disturbance took place at midnight.
1t commenced inside, where the two beligerent
brothers got quarrelsome, and had to leave. They
kept up o retreating fire, however, and when out.
side tried to introduce perfect bricks to the
company within. Not liking such intrusion the
police took the two charge and escorted the to
Alderman BOswePs Office That gentlemen heard
their story and held them for further hearing this
morning,
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The NEXT GREAT BASE BALL MATCH
Owing to the fact that the next match between the
two clubs contend ng for the champ onship must be
played on neuhal ground, some spccu alton has
been made as to where the came will come Off The
National Base Ba Club OF WashngtonIhave invited
them to contest the final game for the base ball
championship on heir grounds
The Nationals are at present on q tour through
Virginia, and have nlaved the Monticello of Char
lottesvllle Va and won the game bv score of 81
OF. Yesterday they played the Union of ch.
mond, scoring 143 runs to the Unions H. To-day
they play the Pastime Club of Richmond.
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HORSE THIEF. - Frank Hughes was
arrested yesterday morning, on q warrant from the
auIhorihes of Lancaster charging him with the
theft of a horse, wagon, and harness from TIM
D ace Hughes had hearing before Alderman
Boswell, who remanded HIM to Lancaster Hughes
was arrested at his residence No. 1910 Wste street
TIE property stOlen it is alleged in Lancate'
ana brought down to this city tor disposal. TIL ,
owner recOgnz zed the prisoner he was walking In
the street. and had hlm arrested.
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A SHOOTING AFFAIR.-About 81 o'clock
thus morning, a man by the name of Richard White
shot WAS supposed to be fired by OF two persons
Samu JEFF les Or Bill West, both of whom did some
TALL king Immediately after the occurrence. The
offcels of The First strict Police The same officer
immed ately afterwards started in search of the
fueitves, and 1t Is probable will have caught them
ara
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Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, Oct. 81
RepoIted by De Haven s. Bro No 40 Third street

"A private letter received in this oity from
naval officer at San Francisco, Cal, states that
the iron-clad steamer Monddnock has been put
ont of commission and lies at the Mare Island
Navy Yard, where she will probably remain
until she sinks. Her officers have been trans
ferred 10 the Vanderbilt Is the MonGdnock
Horn, a faiIureY The foregoing looks hike it,
Detroit Tribune