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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-28
70 CONTRACTORS.
SEALED PROPOSALS. Will e.

AtEsIED PROPOSALS WILL Ell
y received 10y the Committee on Water Works
until O'Clock SATURDAY, APRIL !, 1906
for making about 500 feet of 81 inch Water
Pipe They are TO be one inch thick with all
the necessary branches to Join with Pipes run
Ming ~ right angles tn all lire plugs thai may
be ordered by the Committee OF persons having
the superintendent. The Pipe TO be cast OF
moulded in dry sand aud in perpendicular po-
sitiOn, and OF good dark Grey iron, othat II can
he easily drilled. Each Pipe or piece TO be ~
teet long, and 10 weigh not less than 2,4Lo lbs.
nor more than too los ; the castings to be de
hv,r5i an the Street where the Pipe Is needed.
Also Proposals Ior dlrCing trench from tie
Ia IN 10 Main street ana d0Nn Main street TO
Division street, III the Sixth Ward and filing
the same after the Pipes are laid. Trench TO be
fOm five 10 seven feet deep and three feet wide
The bids to be by the Cnbic yard The Pipes,
with the necessary Elbows and Is and branches
10 be delivered as follows to-wit. Fifty 600
Plain Pipe to be ready and on the street not la
ter than the 10th OF IL ne and not less than toHr
per day thereafter Payment 10 be cash fOI all
the above work-cOntraCtOr To give good secu.
1ity Tor the fultllment OF the contract.
Bids will be endorsed, Proposals for Water
Tipe" OF For Digging, and TO be left with
the City Clerk. y. WILSON,
MARIO I'd Chairman Com. on Water Works
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH 2. 1866
State convantion.

The citizens of this State who are opposed to
he adoption of the proposed amendment to the
Constitution of West Virginia are requested to
assemble n their respective counties, at such
time as they may deem most expedient, and ap
,s5int one Delegate to represent each election
precinct in their county in the STATE, CON
VENFfON to be held at CLARKSBURG, Harri
son county, on THURSDAY, the 18th day O
APRIL, 1866, for the purpose of devising meas
ures of opposition TO the radicaiism now DOM
nant in this State.
By ORDER OF TIE COMMITTEE
Wheeling, March IL, 1866.
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100 Mats Cinnamon,
500 lbs Cloves,
go Nutmegs sound
500 " Allspice,
For sale by LAUGHLINS s. BUSHFiELD.-
10 Bags Pepper, prime sifted,
20 Boxes Corn Starch
IS Ground Ginger,
p ." Ground Pepper
For sale by LAUGHLINS & BUSHFlELD
i 500 lbs Manila and Bengal Indigo
3 500 Nader Ombro,
. 900 Extract Logwoed, assorted boxes,
1000 Clipped L0gwood, in boxes
For sale by LAUGHLINS s. BUSHFIELD.
% Dozen Burnett's Extract Lemon,
% " Burnett's Extract vanilla,
3 Cocaine,
30 Extract REESE and Almonds,
At LAUGHL!Ns & BUSHFlELDs'
80 Dozen Fancy Colognes,
800 b." Rose and Bears Oil,
60 - Bazines Pomades,
60 Glenn's Pomades,
At LAUGHLINS s. BUSHFIELD'S.
SO Dozen Paint Brushes, assorted,
80 Sash Tools,
% " Varnish Brushes,
% Cloth Brushes,
At LAUGHLINS l. BUSHFIELD'S.
% Dozen White Wash Brushes,
25 Hair Brushes, different styles,
% busting Brushes, plain and fancy
30 " Srubbing Brushes,
At LAUGHLINS Il BUSHFIELDS.
aOIbs Oil Lemon, fresh and pure,
10 " Oil Bergamot
10 Oil Cassia, very nice,
20 Peppermint, select, ,,
At LAUGHLINS 81 BUSHFIELD'S.
80 Gross Todd's Pills, family use
10 d" Ayre's Cathartic Pills,
10 " Wrigbts Indian PHI,
- McLain's Liver Pill,
At LAUGHLINS * BUSHFlELDo.
The above goods are bought low, and will
sold to cash buyers at low rates.
Call and get our prices and see our goods, aAu
we will guarantee satisfaction.
LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELD,
DRUGGISTS,
MAIN STREET. .-....-........ WHEELING
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County Meeting.

The citizens of Ohio county who are opposed
TO the adoption OF the proposed amendment u
the Constitution OF West Virginia, are To-
auested to assemble at the Court House ln 'ne
City of Wheeling, on SATURDAY, APRIL
9TH, at O'Clock, p. NJ, to appoint Delegates 10
the STATE CONVENTION to be held at ClaIAs-
burg. on THURSDAY, APRIL IL lo6G. IL IS
hoped there will be a large ATTENDANCE from
each Township in the County.
By ORDER OF THE En-. Con-
NheeInp March 90.
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BROWN & LOSES GALLERY.
J. s. G.. BAYHA,
CRACKER AND CAKE

ID BAKERY, Market Street, opposite the
Washington Hall, few doors above Monroe
utnt OF the above articles.
t Their wagon runs constantly TO All parts
.. Inc city with Bread, Crackers Rusks, Cakes,
etc sepa0
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Trustees Sale.


DY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF
ID TRUST executed by John +. Hopkins and
Mary Ann Hopkins his wife, bearing date on
the - day OF December, in the year 1861 and
now OH record in the Recorder Office of Ohio
comfy in Deed Book A. folio 4lG will sell at
the front door OF the Court House OF Ohio
county, OH Tuesday, the first day OF May next
the following property, TO wit: Lot numbered
four (4D ON the plat OF James X. Bakers and
James II. StOuts sub division Of lots, in square
numbered thirteen QO, adjoining Athenum;
also the one undivided half OF mOiety of four
other lots in said Baker and StOuts sub division,
designated on the plat thereof rs lots numbered
one o. two C1), three () and fourteen 40; also
lot numbered twenty seven (2D situated on the
National road in Daniel SteemrOds addition TO
the city Of Wheeling, being sixty feet front
running back one hundred and twenty; also the
one undivided half or mOiety OF nine lots, nun
bered /, 9, "a 3. CT e and g. in square numbered
10, in James and James r. Bakers addition to
the city OF Wheeling; also sixteen lots on the
island, situated in Daniel Ianes addition to the
city Of Wheeling, and designated as Lots No.
3D. a. 81 g., g. 90, 49, los, 100, 100 l2l, l30 1911
l34, 1876 and liO also six lots situated in Carroll
and Bakers addition to the city of Wheeling
and designated as lots numbered q, T. z, IL, &c
and II, in square numbered 3; also one piece or
parcel of land about the size of ten lots situated
in said square No :, in Carroll and Bakers ad.
ditiOn; also lot numbered lJ9 situated on north
Sue OF Zdne slIctli dlSO lOL uuuDtIGu ~ III
square numbered II, i'll James and James r.
Bakers addition.
Terms OF Sale-Ihe purchaser shall be At
liberty to pay the whole OF the purchase money
in hand, or one fourth in cash, and the balance
in siX, twelve and eighteen months, giving
notes with approved security for the deferred
payments, and the title retained until the pur.
chase money is paid in full.
HENRY CRANGLE,
W. Ii. BASSETT, g. CO.. Trustee.
Auctoneers. maT27 I'd
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EIGHT DOLLARS PER BARREL
Mount de Chantal Bazaar.

THIS BRILLIANT BAyA AR
i will be held by the young ladies OF Mount
de Chsntal at Washington Hall, during the
first week in April, commencing ON MONDAY,
the I'd. at O'Clock p m. During the remain
der of the week, the doors will be open at , p
m. for the convenience of such as can not well
attend in the evening. In addition 10 the usual
attractions on such occasions, Healy's splendid
picture OF General Sherman, and the beautiful
groupe OF the Angel Guardian and Child, sculp:
Iured in white marble by Drabby & Powers, Of
New York will DO exhibited in the course
of the week. The finest music both vocal aud
instrumental with other delightful modes of en-.
tertanment will vary the Programme from
evening TO evening
p. M and close at IL ana every succeeding eve2-
ing will open at 2p. IN
Admttanoe % cents Tickets can be pro-
cured at the Cathedral, at Lecher and Mellor's
stores, and at the door. mar24.td
The New York herald., 1866-04-02

rup avvMfuAs HAvrysr coryosxfrper AND
. Wa. i,,'s.sts s,-sI ts-fty ~ srssagl AL -
hssA~rs 10 tAx ssu sd s>xsxy.
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ron ono cfssrs-ar oagAr lsDDcy cysHsrr--
cDU.UUU ~ a.fA r,,s~s ftss ~ y ~ l..a.
.ss< D, cHkzkA kss1i sss rNsyps fs.sis<fs'-s
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BHoADTEAxxs ExslHR nHFAGsf HoDAr BEGINS X
nir''sn'A week M Il The JOIN Siis' x c'TsdsS S%Ess
and h'' hr'' 'pps.'scnssff csfaS "a fUassn :s;;SH
beautiful personssion In which he s pro emnently great
The F;;: 4o IFS soLos susoLr
AND SosGtE saaSEp.a Asria Es5Ss zSsE.
pot; SR IHs oRickEr ON rHE idHN HExEErgw 3 pwrs,
0Alhh sE1STiS1E EkSTstf soEsEsy TrzibLix0T" AND
v,,. Fair, v,..oo-po... das,... SECOND FAIRY vsion
Ss: q; ;sii. Ea S.a.
DOT MH4isEs Al SEs'ssfr safGk617. nS1i7; xrx.
s''fE.; E3s4 Rgs%sssa4S4ioss Il Siaa5a; ''l
EAST lynne,
drsma Which from hs Intensity q " passion ss hss sss
has upon its Audiencs without psras on the modern
Mis. LUCILLE WESTERN.
y: S' ~ ..'s ALI ON 10 hs r. as.
MONDAY sis FRIDAY and on
:uppo.sd By avsry superior cast Of sA.rse' embracing
p~" Mr.. BARTON HILL
S,bo1s. sSss :ss
= WI. ".s s.rgrDAr ,I .,,. EVENINGS
SIX DIFFERENT CHxRXCTERs
in tho '''''iu' '''sss1sa4 s14Ss ss1Ts IN if!ARIs
THE GREAT TRANSFORMATION
i SCENE IN
VALIANT VALENTINE
At LUCY RUsHToNs THEATRE
TALK oF THE TOWN
AIRS SOPHIE MOZART AND Mr.. GEORGE W Colby
1 wil gye Grand Concert. a ths Brooklyn Ahensnm
Easter Monday evening, April nj O'Clock. assisted ~
following artists Mrs Barclay contralto; Mr.
George Simpson, tenor; Mr. j. H. Thomas, banicue, Mr.
J. Lnmbard. bAsso; and Mr. G. A. A. During. pianist
Tickets el.
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TAsNAxv souEry oa CoLCrBiAs oADss.-
II nresssss-A r.Ssl.< rs<..f q "a, ,ss.isysa 80 -
Az tp'f Al half - hssr .t-. ~ <'ii,s 80
EssAssss-. s~s.1~ ~ Siossa-ss - @ngn RAE 80
~.sst a. nsss u inssps.s-ss ~ 80 s@f ~ hs 'ass-
=
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-01

nses &sks extraordinary pseoAnllsss N ~ public
Ss.s s:s always IVA Ssss e : M =: Won. y
s.. -; 60 =! .; 60: 2: 81 No: q
70 ssyssns.s saacss !. - Iosss = Assdd y
- noossd ossosss sSs 6os:on Hcus ho s',, ~kieh
sss * sss sas s': q .: s,
sass ss sts 80 g < @sss n ss
6~at sAasud b tie ebe1s q 0s eosssnNak
IRRRPRGasIHLE VITALITY or vuuAxrsx.-xur yuB-
BLn PAR FROM 1RINo DuRs1. \
Prom the London Timea Jan. 1al
Ie leaders q ireland captured with ~ u>mose n
.a ~ss Z ss9 s . 1ssas ssss q
dan the H!tish gcyernnsnt-ihsse and similar crcum
Tn pssa sss ssr sA <. ssss
10 burst snd the whole danger - a end NJ skpuid ne
sssy s''d s.dsss sss " sss:s'sstssAy susss.is:
manifestations through he dsrens ranks o oPFa sScst1
such would undoabtsdiy have been tho case In or
nsg plots e n the more highly organized animals "
o. ne a:ss The whole nsms
drawbacks and creatures about which It IL doubtful
cnsSsr :; they deserve The name e animals At
Know ef i Iosss on ~ ssSisd and comprsasnsiSs
most vulgar psssons The ioduosmsnss '' holds ia
out are the. eradication OF covetoumea and
envy, the division Of the properly 1t tho
rank and social distinction of any Kind would naturally
render formidable opponents to such attempt Some
thing s said shout freeing Ireland from tho English
Is Ireland ne DSndes g q long
property and the slaughter OF upper Glasses would he
impossible It is not between Ireland and England
sitter all, so much as between tho upper and lower
classes Of 1rshen thatthe struggle is to take place Fe
nianlsm has no high and ennobling 70 fight for
There Is little enthusiasm in it but great deal Of
selshness ana great desire Of plumber The bond that
unes the brethren IL not any particular affection or
veneraon for each other but the desire to combine for
the commission Of common crime. To body SO cir
very little raised above themselves trne They are
unable TO estimate the power the British government
but they form much juster opinion the value Of
fore said Mas sos hare heard 10 as q T.sans The
very circumstances that appear render contemptble
gfce Il vitality and has IN the potcer Of unitis0 again
and agas, though mag hare lost IL most important
THE DUBLIN TRIALS.
The trial OF Cornelius OMahony who had been assist
ant bookkeeper 10 the Irish People Office had ended in
quence Of the second jury ageeng aud sentenced 70
nve years penal servitude.
The prisoner OKeefe the editor OF the IriM People
speech described remarkably able that 60 far from
the paper appearing to be obnoxous TO the
y was actually encouraged by IT, For six months that
Its registration being enforced Then II was registered
Ind the sanction Of the appeared thereby to
have been given to II.
REMOVAL or THE coNvIcrs.
Dublin Jan ~ correspondence Of the London Times
The following prieone convicted Of Feniansm At tho
Cork Special Commission, were yesterday morning
Keyed from Mountoy, under strong escort Of the Tenth
ussar 70 the westand row railway station, for trans
Jharles u O'Connell, Barry, Casey, Duggan Dillon
lynch, Hayes Kinneaily, 0'Donovan and O'Resan
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y !sas n sss.!ss' sss.s.a. = 1s.s,:S .hs =
not eur funoftoh to dstsSmine his future policy.
Ihsss NJ sc.s nesaaions N which = sssms
nay, he.sves ps1ade hasslf thas hs mus. sisss e.
vance q ysteat y impossible 70 do both - 20 many
pecpls would willingly 10, and Il equally impossole y
stan1 sA y he RETREATS he imposes himself y ~ I'm
puta13of failure and must run he rsk Of ths <ssvor
wh,ch The French very apt u fse towar anything
IKE want Of military succeDs but ne would b ~
heved nom Considerable expenee, would mitigate tome
domessts opposition, and would appeaSs the Aasrcan
people II he perssts he must be prepared for growing
embara@ments and nust 6rdUe Assyc0N rssssnses2 We
not inclined 10 reckon this & danger = threatening
a. h sometimes assumed to b. American Vlcals mus
Of course resent the establishment Of snpre in Ns
90; Is opposed t. every tudition Of American pdcy
and Il 10 simple duty 70 Veotest asas.stit American
poastieans end writer's musk and Win &sclsm agunst IL
were only because htc bIustsr sgainst Macmillan
s such an ey escape from the discussion Of delicate
doneseic prsblems But were he 70 Withdraw his sup
port ID most probable that tho Emperor AhximiiaA
Essd soon return % europe and the Empes Napoleon
Would have to acknowledge ths& scheme uEUn which he
I'D layiehed thousands OF French lives and millions o.
French money had gnominiously failed, and that tho
French had compelled 10 recon from before
contemplate ensmy. N1u most paisfs& dtisnssa.
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z u II q p e. I
Arrival-sf W New Ysrk Win Fsur
UAys Later News.
kRA'NcE AND MEXICO.
W4PoLEoFS PAINFUL PREDICAMEIf.
United Stat ~ Recognition Suggested a. tho
Price 81 French WltAdmwal
Maxi nilian's Credit Exhausted
In Paris.
-.~~-.,-,->-A-,~-~~~
PRO- AESs OF THE SPANISH REVOLT.
r I'm Asserted to be In FUN Right
for Portugal.
REVIVAL OF THE FENIAN SCARE.
>~~~~~~>~~~~S~~~~>~.>~>~~ fs4ff -~-
DMbIin Virtually Placed Under
Martial Law.
=
The London Custom House and Government
Offices Guarded Day and Night.
-~>~-~-~~~~~->-~~~>~o>> f
The Great Dock Fire Said to be the Work
of q Fenian Incendiary.
TERRIBLE SHIPWRECKS.
&c. &c. &c.

The Bremen steamship New York, Captain Otcrcndorp,
from Southampton the 9Th Of January with four days
later news, from Europe arrived here last evening
The Marquis Masseine DAzeglio, OF the most dis
Nngushed Of Italian Ministers and authors died at Turin
January IS.
Captain Wake who commanded the British gunboat
Buing in the affair which ended in her destruction OF
Cape Haytien had been dismissed the service ostens
MY for negligence in running the Bulldog ashore and for
net using sufficient exertions 10 get the ship or
The Parliamentary session commences on the LIST of
gcbnary
The new Reform bill was only laid before the Cabinet
n The 10th inst, and then only In the shape Of pro-
ject Earl Russell and Mr. Gladstone arc the aushon Of
O. 1t will not be introduced carly in the session.
PrinceChristan and the Princess Helena will not be
married until July
The cattle plague continues its ravages.
Arrived ut liverpool, january 16 ships Sarah Payson
from Charleston, and Ahambra from Mobile.
The steamship City Of Washington, from New York,
=asvivod at crooshaven January 49,
The ship Mcciie, from Now York, and the Constau.
ia nom New Orleans both arrived ut Liverpool ON the
17th of Jasuary.
The steamships Etna and Virginia, both from New
Tcrk, arrived out on the 18th INST
The ships Bosphorus and Trovatore both from New
York, arrived ct Liverpool on the 18th inst.
SHIPS OntarIe, frsm New York. and Lowento. from
New Orleans both arrived ct Liverpool on the llth inst
ssesner DeIosa, from New York, passed Deal on the
5lih Inst s
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Dublin, Tippcrary and Waterford Pm
Snnimed Under the Arms Act-Extraor-
Custom House and Government Onices
Under Double Guard-Thc Great Dock
OF Fcnian-Progress OF the Trials, Sc.
,, THE CAPITAL ..rEocLA,sED:.
From The London News, Jan. 1871
nrday evening contains notices procaImng the county
ana city Of Dublin, the county of Tpperary and the
were posted throughout the city on Tuesday but
were not long up ysays the Dublin E,pre) until they
papsr torn pass@ cSsS BY nss .sss Of green
the last sentence read "God save The Green
Among thcee which were torn down was one
vicinity q the Castle and next door to the head police
promenadne the streets, we have not heard Of an iD
stance IN which tho persons who committed these out
lions Is, that from to-day in Dublin, and he nth in
Tippciay aud Waterford, II becomes n nsiemcanor.
punishable BY two Year, imprisonment with or without
dwell ny house, arms ammunition Of any description
m any Of The proclaimed districts 0cers in the various
the oldcrs Of game certificates are specially excepted
from the provisions Of the act Offenders are liable 10 be
sps"dy .S % oy any person and delivered into the
are empowered TO search suspected persons
Inc ffssmdni Journal Of yesterday says."soon after
were 70 be collected reading il on ali The pIaces
where was posted and the police received information
49, '~r. f4o'.'7f s"oror, ammunitiOp Grill books, &c.
Soncsans .nsm n most insenous places or BY throw
mot read the proclamation attentivcly, or who had
peen mianfcrmed concerning H. thought hat the
search Tor arms, ammunition, &c, would commence
on sunday; and for that reason tho greatest
vigilance was exerrscd BY those who were AFRAID
o. the police Visiting thar houses 10 make
an overhsnr for pixies, rcyoIvers nncs &c on Sunday
evening some consables a khe dssson proceeded 10
ncls IN shs neghsoshood 81 Hawk scross wisrc in
hayssack they found tweay pkes ready for Immediate
,ervea 10 thc ssme lscsiay, on te road bundle was
oupd which, on being epenc1 WAS discovered 10 coussS
~ military eIoak, composed ~ supernne green co<h
W. re- ecngS end secnysd - NE collar with old
to'a chsn and CLASPS; Also twe <sa 1urcs with nd
~, bearing the in1lls q Tne Insh Repuhlio All
~ uniorm was cIe<AosIy nnished ana was evIdenely
N rvpery SOM perSon who haa rpcenfly resurDc1
~ the cIoeh ana ys Of wors 1ssahp sr
z'nd we're found.
~. PRECAUTIONS IN toxpor.
Re~rp, ss. 'ns london shipping Gazette Jan Tsl
s..n- .ern.s nsvc convinced the rovernmcna thsx
ne 'ss's iron fenisntm not confined 10 Ireland
"ho0n ~ S'e' '"sn dublin. and 10 has been Thought
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Died.
BLrpESBuRGH.-In Brooklyn on Wednesday January
81, RICHARD FLOYD. son OF the late Richard II Dyden-
burgh, In the 30th year OF his age.
His relatives and friends also those OF his brother
VIM Blydenburgh, ara respectfully invited attend
the funl from the residence of the latter 81 Fort
Green place, Brooklyn Saturday afternoon at half
past two O'Clock, without further notice.
FIR other Deaths sec Second PdQsl
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Financial and Commercial.

New regulations had been instituted by the London
STOCK exchange with view 10 rcprss excessive spccu-
aon and protect the public. For the future every new
scheme viii be subjected 70 examination before
II "a allowed TO be quoted In the regular lists
Mr. Leone Levi writes 10 the London Tele0vnnk of
January l6:-whlo sec reason for Joining in The
cutlery OF an impending panic In the American trade
and regret that expressions have been used tend
Interested in H. fully sympathze With the
opinion that extreme caution IL absolutely
finance with the United States The currency n certainly
IN most anomalous state large amount of debt n vet
noatng The southern statos though subducd are not
pacned The negro question. though settled In lie legal
bearing " FAR nom being put at rest In social nspecfs
Inc nnances OF tue country arc In abnormal state
everything ie yet In ransitory condition IT. then.
there nothing 10 fear from the present state OF our
ports to America there Is abundance TO justify tho warn
ing Of The Italian proverb, Cas- "a piano, "a sane
LONDON MONEY xARxEr--JAr. IL.
ConGOls lower. ne
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the WESTERN RIVER pIsAssfas.
The Ezplesion ON tine Miamf--One Hun-
drsa ana Fly Lives Loot.

The Explosion On the daamt-One Hun.
dxsA ana F..ny Lives Loot.
CumxAu, Jan. 81, 1854
The stsansr Manu. which exploded On The Arkansas
river, had ahols Two hundred aad any pamsngen
On board Amoag whom were ninsty.one men Of
he Thir1senth regiment United enAtss cavalry. me
accidet occurred - O'Clock IN ths evening" just
afZr supper and while the passengers were assembled
IN conversation around the stoves in the hall Tho
poson such force 70 rend the cabin noof asun
derand Let every person down who was in the ont part
Of the cabin Great numbers lost their ves by jumping
overheard The total loss Of fs IL supposed 70 be nearly
enc hundred and nfy. thirty Of the soldiers lost
The Disaster - the Missouri.
CSumAr, Jan. 81, 1894
The steamer Missouri, whose boilers exploded IN the
Ohio river, had hundred and twenty persons on
board, twenty-five Of whom passengen The latest
information nom Evansville places the loss Of Life at
about one hundred The Missouri OF the largest
passenger steamers on the river and was valued at one
hundred thousand dollara
ANOTHER REPORT.
Tho New Albany Ledger says the steamer Dictator
arrived from the wreck Of de Missouri tis morning,
bringing the survivors, numbering thirty. The total
number lost was sixty, among them the captains wife
The captain and plot were badly injured
Abort starkweather Found GUILTY Of
the Murder OF HIS Mosfler.
HARrSoRD, Jan 81, 1850.
verdict this morning Of guilty Of murder in the first de-
gree They were out only nineteen mnutea The priso.
The Court announced that the sentence would be de.
iayed until after the third Friday IN February at which
time the Supreme Court Of Errors meets in order to give
shall transpirc, to move for new trial.
The prisoner when the verdict was rendered, main
lied his conduct during the entire trial.