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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-09

NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. j.
Y The boats Of the JAMES Rl-..----.---..1--.--s5
YER AND KANAWllA CANA. tUAfAh
viii leave the dock usual promptly ht IL VI. OF
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS. and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls Oh goods for LynchbuTg anc
beyond collected on delivery. or prepaid: at III,
option Of the shipper. Every facility possiblewil
he afforded rrusi-ruce>. bat no obligation Is as
sumcd To deliver down freight elsewhere than al
my office on the Dock without special agreement.
Way freight will not DC delivered till charges are
paid.
Boats locked and insured.
de II EDWARD DILLON. Agent.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-Attentioni is called
10 the change in the time of running Of the
passenger trains on the Richmond and Dan
Vile railroad
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MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.

ISAAC COALE, JR., Il BROTHER,
importers Of
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS,
i. HANOVER STREET, CORNER OF GERMAN,
BALTIMORE, ND.
[au 2O--cod3ml
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE EY THE HUN
DRIED ut the DjSpntct Office.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.,
RICHMOND, October 9, 1889.
TXC RSION TR AIN.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.

On SATURDAY NEXT, 9th instant, the &C
COMMODATION TRAIN on this road W III start
for Petersburg nj O'Clock p. NJ, and all who wish
10 avail themselves Of the opportunity can go on
that train and return To Richmond by train leav-
Ing Petersburg ut $50 o'clock 4. NJ. or by the re-
glllr trains al $50 and $50 4. NJ. on Monday, llth
instant.
Fare for the round trip, 81.
Tickets not transferable
There will not be any excursion trans on sum
day. ). III. WnoDto,h,.
or 7-ThSS General Ticket Agent.
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AMUsEMENTs.
DICHMOND THEATRE.

Il
LAST PERFORMANCES OF THE SEASON.
THIS AFTERNOON and NIGHT. The popular
Young actor. Mr.. FRANK MAYO, VIII apeenr
TONIGHT rs TOM MBCRROUGHSO OF FOXFOhD,
In Boucicault's famous drama OF modern IRE,
FORMOSA; OR, THE RAILROAD TO RUIN, (
which is now attracting thronged audiences In all
the principal cities was received on Its first re-
presentation here by. crowded and fashionasle
audience with enthusiastic applause. A most In
teresting and truthful story. Thiling scenes,
Tableaux, and Incidents. Recognizable Cnarac-
tiers and Scenes In and about London. StorminR
Of the Sponging-H House. Barnes's Bridge. Tho
River Thames, and the University Boat.Rnce.
The last Is of great excellence. including the
full force of the company.
A GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE
this afternoon, commencing ut p O'Clock, when
Mr.. Mayo will appear as
CLAUDE ME LNOTTE Il,
the hero of Sir Edward Lytton Bulwcrs beautiful
play,
THE LADY OF LYONS: OR, LOVE AND
PRIDE.
MISS LOUISE HAWTHORNE as....PhULlNE,
and cast Of great power and excellence.
Admission to the afternoon performance, FIFTY
and I'W + ESTY-FIVE CENTS. oc 2-u
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TOHN DEURINGER'S
sE CITY SPRING BREWERY,
EIGHTH STREET.
FIRST GRAND VOCAL CONCERT


FIRST GRAND VOCAL CONCERT
TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18TH, 1seo,
GIVEN BY THE CELEBRATED
f.. HOFER'S
TYROLESE OPERA TROUPE,
n combination of five accomplished artists
from Tyrol.
Mrs. HOFFR tPrima Donna1, Soprano;
Miss BERTHA. Soprano
Miss LOUISA, Alto
Mr.. F., HOFER (Director). Baritone:
Mr.. T. OBERFORCHER, Basso Profundo.
The undersigned has engaged for two weeks tho
celebrated -
i. FOFER'S
TYROLESE OPERA TROUPE.
They will appear EVERY EVENING at the
abovc-named establishments. Their repertoire
embraces II variety of the sweetest Tyrolean SOLOS.
Duets. Trios Quartcttcs, and Quintets, with the
wonderful Warhngs. :,
This combination of artists has performed IN
Europe under the patronage Of Emperors anu
Kings In this country they appeared for iour
weeks every evening nj The great
TANMANY and STE1SWAf HALLS
in New York. and also In other large cities Ihelr
concerts have been attended by the largest ana
most fashionable audiences, and spoken OF by the
Admission TW ENTY-FINE CENTS.
Concerts commence at O'Clock.
S-lw JottN DE lhiNpEh.
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100 BUSHELS PRIME POTATOES,
lOO for sale BY barrel or bnshel, By
se?5 ALLISON i ADDISON.
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RICHMOND, October 7, 1859.

Having bought Mr.. james Nlo0rc's interest In
the stock OF goods owned by Duke X Moore. VIII
continue the GROCERY and COMMISSION Bu-
SINESS at the old stand aud hope by strict attcn-
ton to business u receive liberal share OF pub
lie patronage. RICHARD III. DUNE.
RICHMOND, October 1850.
In retiring from the concern of Duke & Moore
return my thanks tu patrons, and solicit con-
tinulnce of their iavors TO my late partner, X. II
DUNE, who will continue business at the old
stand foc .-lw1 JAMES MOORE.
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E,0GFS. sgsGES. &c.

EALL STOCk.-I am now receiy-4
i in@ my usual ..-- Ess~s-
FALL AND WINTER SUPPLY ~
or
BOOTS. SHOES. TRUNKS. &C.,
consisting Of all the most fashionable STYLES for
ladies gents misses. and children, Of the best
qualities. - -
Also, Il large assortment Of BOOTS and SHOES
for men. women and children, ssdJablc Tor farm
hands and llbrrcrs generally. All Of which offer
at very low prices for cash
JOHN c. PAGE. JR..
oc 7-ow 1908 Main street. below Twelfth.
NOTICE.-The subscriber, hayinga.
X returned to the city. would respectfully We
Inform hi friends and the public that he i re-
prepared to make the best quality Of BOOTS AND
SHOES t. order al the very lowest prices.
JOHN G.. EEENiihtk.
Main street between Eighteenth and Nineteenth.
REPAIRING; neatly done. ~
Constantly on hand READYMADE WORK Of
tIr hest uI.lIity 5-cOdlm
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rnO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

We would Invite The attention OF country mer-
chants To our large stock uf GROCERIES, which
can sell aS Low rs they can be had In any north
cru market. We name
100 hogshcuds BACON
900 barrels REFINED SUGARS, all grades;
- hugshcads RAW SUGARS
800 bags COFFEE--RIO, LAGtAfRA, and
JAVA. -
Loco sacks SALT-MARSIlALL and WORTH
INGTON:
aay barrels SYitUPS and MOLASSES,
100 kegs SODA,
loo kegs NAILS,
500 barrels FLOUR. all grades;
800 boxes ADAMiNTINE CANDLES,
500 bags SHOT.
HARVEYS Il WILLIAMS
ST. ?l-lm corner Cary and Thirteenth streets.
WHAT THE LADIES SAI-That the
w best TEA and ROASTED CoFFEE they
can lind Is al j. II. ANIlIb<i'S Tea store. Main
and Eighth street.. Best GunpnwGcr - ,Iapa-
uesc Oo!ong, and English Breakfast, Sl.3O. Supc-
ror Roasted Coffee, Wine Crackers, Ginger Snaps,
aud Spiccd Jumhlcs: Honey Soap at 50 cents per
DOZEN good Green Tea, sl.5o; starch. Blucing
and Soap for washing cloths; japanese Fans.
au l3
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COOKIES SARSAPARILLA

-
4 small supply Of this scarce and valuable
preparation for sale by
j. BLAIR, Druggist.
oc / S2J Broad street.
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nor NEW IOHk.-Thc eIc- 1<fE%a
Z giant si!c-whccl steamship SARA
IOGA, Captain ALEXANDER, VIII leave her
jo'rlpck +. NJ. Freight received until O'Clock
Saturday evening. Fare, Sl2; Storage, 49, For
frci I'll: or passage, with superior ioraccommodatlons,
WILLIAM c. DTSHAM & CO..
ocg--ft corner Main and Elc:cnth streets.
NOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
4 PETERSBURG will leave her esnnEEa<x.1sss2s.
wharf SATURDAY, October ., ut O'Clock L. NJ
Freight received mp 10 y O'Clock 4. NJ FOR
oc So. HARyEYS L WILLIAMS.
NCTICE.--The BOATS Of :Sas--ll1I5I,
y my line will les the Basin E-------------.-s
promptly on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, >, andSA-
TCRDAIS.
Oticc. front Of Hour shed.
49, II A. HILL. Agent,
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Admission to the afternoon performance, FIFIl
- NV y >-:rSEJTE. CENTS oc cit
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CESTI .rNTFN. list
pEsuc;S. MEDICINES. dc.

DFCTORAL TUMIGATOR (CIGA-
1 RETTES-ESPIC) Il valuable French remedy
for The relief of ASTHMA. sold by
MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists
Agents for French Medicinal Preparations,
or : llN Min street.
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I ANITIIJI > IJUTN IITIII = HNI VT
l HORSE-RADISIi and Fouecra's Indo-Fcrro-
Phosrhated EliNir Of IIorse-Radish: very cclc-
bratcd French remedies in the treatment of scro-
fula and All diseases of the blood. Sold by
MEADE & BAKER. Pharmacists,
Nui,, s.- nj
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-17
rnE LATE RIVER DISASTER.
Further Particulars OF the Explosion
Of tho Cumberland.
EvAEsvELLE, Aug. Is.


The Evansville and Cairo packet,
Cumberland, while on her down trip
from this place exploded her boiler
near ShawnestowD, Illinois, about four
O'Clock Saturday morning, ompleIely
wrecklng the boat. The safe and books
were blown into the river and lost, 90
that no reliable information can be OBJ.
tAined OF the number OF lives lost, but
II Is estimated that from fifteen IO
twenty persons fell victims to this ter.
rible disaster.
Through the exertIons OF Captain
Lowth aud others the boat was saved
from the flames and towed to Shawnee
town by tho steamer Graham, where
she sunk. Capt. Lowth and jim Dame
ron, pilot, were the only inmates OF the
texas, but escaped uuinj ured. Daniel
Pearson, the first mate, was blown into
the air, lighting among the ruins, aud
Is literally covered with bruises. The
mail agent, Sam. Copeland, Is missing.
The bodies Of Two passengers and three
colored deck hands have been recovered
All the wounded are at Shawnee.
town. The cargo consisted principally
Of grain, which will be saved. II was
insured for Ave thousand dollars In the
Underwriters, Of New York. The boat
is insured for six thousand dollars, Il
IL reported that the boilers were in such
bad condition when she left this
place, that several OF the crew refused
TO make The trip on her. Further par.
tlculars from the scene Of the disaster
are mOmoltarily expected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-17

The Cleveland Herald Is informed
that J. +, Iugeraoll, nominated for
Governor by the Ohio State Temper,
ance Convention, has declined.
There IS great excitement ats Louis
In regard 10 tho coming prize fight be-
tween Allen and Gallagher. There are
heavy bets on the result, and Gal.
laEher is iOrmldably backed by a large
number ofthe sporting fraternity. The
lGht will come or, by favor Of the
police, next Tuesday. 30
A train on the southslde Railroad
was thrown Of tho track twelve miles
from Petersburg, Va, yesterday morn
Ing, Instantly killing R. Hobson, the
conductor, and Rev. W. Meyers, a col,
orVd preacher. :
The steamer HaYRna, OF the Nash
Vile Packet Company, burned 10 The
waters edge, at Parker Grove, twelve
miles below Cincinnati, at l2:45 Seater.
day, where she had just landed a pic
nlc party. No one was hurt. She Is q
total loss. Insured for SIS. 1000; $1,000
In Cincinnati companies. #
Partial returns to the Revenue office
OF the year ending June 3Oth, show
that the following amounts Of taxes
have been collected on distilled spirits
from all sources, S43. 100000; tobacco
S22, ,2OO, 900; fermented liquor, 1000 600
Incomes, 1928 900. 900; Internal revenue
stamps, Sll5.5O5.OOO. seventy-seven
districts are yet to be heard from.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-17

Professor WInlock. Of Harvard Col
lege, was In Louisville, KY, on We'd
nesday, and Is bringing back the re.
suits OF his observations on the eclipse
The Courier Gays: His most remarka.
BILE discovery, however, far SURPRISING
those Of Jansen 10 India, is the pres'
cnce otRu ocean OF magnesium In thu
sun. o! the six new lines discovered
by him, four are magnesium. 1t IL
therefore unnecessary for any earth
born mortal 10 claim that he discover
ed the power that magnesium possesses
for making a brilliant light. or The
I've lines known before the discovery
OF the six new ones by Professor Win
lock, four are known to be hydrogen
The constitution of the other IL un'
Known Another curious fact seems
TO be settled now; 1t Is that the corona
OF the sun and the Aurora Bore Ills art
Identical In constitution. ...
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Another NeH Counterfeit.
---.. WAsHrNaroN. August !

|.sH " AoAAANASRNi &1uAAbk AVt '
The Treasurer OF the United States
TO day received another counterfeit SlC
greenback 'of the "a series, letter O.
which In Its distinctive features vary
materially from any other specimens
yet printed. The engraving Is quite
coarse, and does not attempt 10 initiate
the genuine plate at all closely. The
vlgnette OF Lincoln is very indifferent
ly engraved, and the scroll work around
the medallion poorly initiated. There
Is within q fraction SSS, 900, 900 OF Sl(
greenbacks In circulation, OF which, In
response 10 the circular OF the Treasur'
er recalling 1t, some $25, 900 had already >
been received from New York, and Il
Is hoped the last issue will shortly bt
taken up. or the $50 greenbacks TO bt
recalled under the circulation referred
to, there are only some SIT 900 Ii
circulation. .s7.I'a. ''.'. ...I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-17

t.. NEW YORK, August IL.
CATTLE-There were S.46O head on
Hale to-day. The market IL very heavy
and prices Xalo lower. Trade is slow
aud more than 800 were left uusold,
Tonight many frst class cattle were
In the yards and the superior quality
keeps prices within about IIRlc Of last
weeks quotations while the decline Ia
really about 10. On several droves
there was falling of OF $40 20 per
head; the extremes are 10al6s per TO-;
100 head OF good at ~ cwt. at l4al6o:
llS head OF Indiana at 6X cwt. at lSc
and 100 thin Missouri steers @ cwt. ut
l2c.
SHEEP AND LANBs-Plenty, number
Ing 81. .626 for the week and s, loo ia. day,
Prime sheep sell well, do. fat lambs,
but much thin stock is unsold to night.
Sheep range from AZ 10 GXc aud lambs
~ 10 81. One deck extra As ID. Ken.
lucky sheep brought 7J1c; u car OF 50
lb.; good OHIO sheep, 81, and car OF
thin Il lb., Axe; car OF Pennsylvania
lambs Of s. lbs. sold at 70; u car VI 20
lbs. Canada At Sc. Trade slow.
Arrivals OF hogs to-day, G.SOO. with
2l, 100 for The week. These truIaIu ut
l24<c dressed; one car was sold alive,
Illinois hogs, OF 2lO lbs, al l0%C.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-17
THE RECENT ELECTION IN ALA.
BAMA.
A Fro ElectIOn-.Republican FRI.
umph on tho Universal BunraEe
anu Amnesty Platform.
WASHINGTON, D. C, AuR. !

NAsuLNuToN, u. u, Aug. 10.
Senator Warren arrived last night
from Alabama. he gives tie follow.
ing Rs the returns ofths late election,
The Republicans carried tho first dis.
trict by two thousand; the second by
four thousRnd; the third by tEo hun
dred and sixty; the fourth by eight TO
ten thousand, The Democrats carried
the fifth by less than one thousand and
the sixth by less than fifteen hundred.
Grants majority In the State al the last
election was 4,2O0. The popular major.
ity this election will not fall below l2,-
900. There being no disfranChisemen
in Alabama all classes Of citizens
participated, and the Republicans
carried the State on the platform OF
universal suffrage and removal Of
disabilities imposed by the fourteenth
amendment. There Is no division In
tho party, and the Senator regards the
State as certain for the Republicans in
the future. He came through Georgia,
but 1t Is not hopeful that The Republi.
cans can carry that State at the next
election. He regards the Caroliuas,
Florida and Alabama sure for the
straight out Republican party In the
next national campaign. The crops
are excellent In all parts ol the State,
and though the army worm has ap-
peared, It Is believed little damage win
result II the present hot and dry weather
continues. E.a.-g d.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-17

The Detroit Free Press wants mod
ern improvements worked Into school
reading books, and ofTers the following
as asample oi the sort that would be
up to the spirit Of the age: .-.f,sE
Here IL man. He Is q fireman. He
belongs to No. 10. II you are a good
boy, you will some day be an angel
like that fireman. It Is o dangerous
thing TO be q fireman. They sometimes
get their heads broken. q, rouU
DO you see that small boy2 He Is q
good boy and supports his mother by
selling newspapers. His father don'l
have TO work any more now. .,tys
Here Is the picture ofa young widow
SEQ how sad she looks. Her husband
could not pay her dry.goods bill, and
80 he-dled. Do you think she will gel
another man? She will try hard.
Here 10 tho face OF n reporter. See
how joyful he looks. he has just heard
that q man has cut his own throat, and
he ls going for the Item. Should you
like to beia reporter, and get licked on
dark nights, and see dead persons, and
climb up four pair Of sIalrs2' 1 d.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-17

BLoNDIN OuTDoNE.-Professor Jen-
klns Of Canada, whose performances
on the tight rope shave astonished the
world and. left competitors lar behind,
Intends Wednesday,, August 25th, At
precisely three o'clock In 1.-THE posterlor
Of the day, which Is called by the vul-
gar multitude afternoon" to outdo
Blondin and perform the greatest feat
OF the age. viz: ride velOCipede across
Niagara Falls on u single two-luch
tight rope one thousand and atty feet
long. The rope will be stretched below
suspension bridge, at the same place
used by BlondIn. This great exhIbi.
tiou Of nerve, skill and dexterlty out
rivals anything ever before attempted
In the world" and TO let every body zee
1t arrangements have been made TO run
extra trains on the different railroads.
For particulars see small bIlls.-CleUe-
land Leader.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-17
How the Eclipse was Reported In
i .r.a|g -uf o.. ChIcArn.

...aHt ."' Chicago.
The following Is published as copy
of the instructions recently gIYen TO .
Chicago reporter by The managing edI
tor OF his paper: ....- n.
Mr.. -: In writing up the eClipsl
you will please observe the following
Instructions: .t.l ......
l. Sympathise with the movement
column.
2. The probable benefits resulting To
the gas companies OF ChlcaEo-gIvC
tabular statisLics-X column.
3. It's effect on population. Bablet
born underline influence Of the eclipse
will be niggerP, with coronRl OF white
Go into niger question from time O
Ham to emancipation proclamation
Il column,
4. General Splurge-quoLations 'Huel
Of earthquake and eClIpss'-Shelley
% night, with hue 80 black'-Shake
speare. This may be expanded into 6
column and half. .i n-
6. General sketch OF early eclipses
bringing down the history OF Chicago
9. Interview, man In the moon
make this humorous, in the Pick wick.
ian style,-H column.
Z. Anecdotes Of planets, Mercury
Venus, Mars, Jupiter, etc. See Lem
prlere's Classical Dictionary.
8. Effects Of eclipse on gamblers II
Chioago-go into facts.
9. Moral effects.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-17
THE CASE OF PnATr. THE TEXAN.
NEW YORK, August Is.

NEW YORK, August 10.
The Federal buildings In Chamber
street were crowded today, and are
still occupied BY troops. Pratt's case ls
being heard before Commissioner o..
borne. 1t Is reported that he has been
remanded 10 the custody OF the Mar.
shal. II is also rumored that requi-
sItIon for him has been received from
General Reynolds, commanding Texas.
Pratt Is Examined by the Commits.
siOner aud Discharged.
n NEW YORK, Aug. 10.
The case Of Pratt the alleged Texan
rloter was before Commissioner Os.
borne to-day. General Mcdowell and
Ingalls, had previously had an inter.
view with District Attorney PIerrpont,
In reference to the course TO be pur.
sued In the event OF attempt to rescue.
A vast crowd had collected inside and
outside OF the U. 8. Court room. Al
noon Pratt was brought In under guard
OF company B 1st regiment OF arIil-
lery. His counsel arrived shortly Of.
terward and the case was promptly
opened, District Attorney Plerrpont
arguing for the United States, but ad
mItting that the only evidence against
the prisoner was telegram from the
Governor Of Texas, asking Gov. Ho1f.
man to remand him to the Texas
deputy. Sheriff CroWly testified to
the arrest OF Pratt. Commissioner
Osborne stated that he had examined
the case on its merits and ther6 was not
sufficient evidence to hold the prisoner.
Had not the State Court pursued the
course 1t had he would have so decided,
but both the District Attorney and
himself had taken the course they had
pursued because they deemed 1t right
TO maintain the laws OF the United
States, and It was simply and purely
becAuse there were no facts sufficient to
hold the prisoner that he would order
his discharge. There was loud cheers
at the conclusion OF the decision, and
the prisoner left the court room In com.
pany with some friends,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-17

THE theory so warmly advocated by
tho Rev0lu.ioH-that women should
have the right to propose--has recently
had practical illustration In Memphis.
"A young lady, hearing that certain
young man wanted to get married,
dressed up In her tldlsst and called on
him. Though they had never met be-
fore, she Immediately made known
her errand. Being assured that he was
indeed desIroua Of q companion. With
out further prellminaries she offered
her heart and hand. The next day they
were married, and, as we are informed
are now living very happily together
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-17

DR.. ALBERT P. WEAVER, an ooullst,
was arrested In Laramie, Ill, on Thurs
day, on a charge Of bIgamy. Returns
from nine counties give him six wives,
and the balance Of the State 10 heal
from. He is In jail In default Of 81, ,OO(
bail. Numerous sympRth!zIng females
cheer his lonely cell BY their Visits.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-17
Toledo

AUGUST l6.-GRAIN-W Wheat-Actiye;
No: white Michigan q IS; regular
white Michigan 81 80; No, 2 white
Wabash o. 81, amber Michigan 81 81
red $I6AG1 SAN No. Q red Of so; No.
do. 81 IS. Corn-A shade better; No.
97c; No. 2 90c. oAta-lc lower; No.
65e; No. 2 Coo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-17
DsO Dau ut Clncinnaru.

ClNClNNATIi august ~.
Five thousand persons attended the
game between the Cincinnati and Eck,
ford base ball clubs this afternoon. Il
rained slightly at the beginning OF the
game, bIt cleared up and was hot,
Mr.. Adams OF the Lowell Clu }, Bos.
ton, was umpire. The Eckfords were
first to the bat, playing moderate, both
sides falling somewhat short. me
Eckfords changed Martin for Plnkham
as pitcher, ana Wilson for Nades ~
catcher. at the middle Of the 7th In.
ming, but changed both catcher and
pitcher. AT the close OF the 9Th inning
the score stood, ECkfOrds Is. CIncln'
Nuts 45.