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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-17

MATCH GAME-BAsE BALL-A match
game of Base Ball was played by the
Orion Club of Bellaire and the Colum-
bia of Wheeling, on the grounds of the
latter in Caldwell's fields, on last Sat-
urday afternoon. The game was con-
Quoted in an orderly manner and was
well attended by n goodly number of
ladies and gentlemen. The same clubs
will play again soon. The score of the
game noted stands thus:
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A RAID OF LovELINEss.-Satu
our city was visited by some fifty or
sixty young ladies, inmates of the
Steubenvile Seminary, who came
down by boat and paraded the
streets i'll all directions, lighting
up our smoky city like rare CLEAN
OF sunshine. We haven't seen such
vision of bright eyes, rosy cheeks
and red lips sInCe-well since our own
Seminary girls turned out last time.
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BOLD BURGLARY.-On last Friday
night party, as yet unknown, but ev-
identity experienced thieves, effected an
entrance into the warehouse of Edward
Reid, near the corner OF market and
John streets, and with the necessary
appliances, broke through the casing OF
the door of an iron safe, OF the Burke Il
Barnes pattern, slipped the bolts and
thus succeeded in opening the safe,
from which they took SIS in small bills
and fractional currency. At this june
ture it is probable that they became
alarmed and left in haste, inesmuch rs
the money was found on u desk in the
Office on Saturday morning. There
was also found cold chisel which had
been, AS is presumed, used TO force the
lock of the drawer on the inside of the
safe.
During the same night and doubles
by the same party, the office of Messrs
Donel and Gray, corner Of 4th and
John Streets, was similarly pilfered,
except that the experiment proved more
successful. AT the latter place, Il much
larger and improved pattern Of the
Burke Il Barnes safe was broken open
by the same means. This safe contain
ed what is comonly called "sub-treas-
ury," the iron door of which, was liter
ally torn off, and found Saturday
morning on the floor of Inc office, with
n mallet which it is thought they pro-
cured from Carols marble works, and
which had been employed with the cold
chiSel.
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WOULDN'T PAY ToLL.-On Saturday
afternoon lad of perhaps fourteen
summers undertook to cross to the
Island by the suspension bridge with.
out paying toll. He was very prompt
ly reminded by the boy who
attends and assists at the toll-house Of
the regulations, but refused to comply
and was about to force passage when
the toll boy laid hold of him and after
a very brisk, scientific and temporarily
uncertain conflict, forced him retire,
which he did in evident disgust. The
delinquent was attracted toward ;the
Island by base ball club that had
passed over ahead of him, and II his
supply of stamps had been equal to his
pluck it is probable that the toll would
have been paid, for he was evidently
anxious to follow the club.
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SOMETHING NEw.-Oxtoby u Duff
field, jewelers., 1O3 Main street, have
lust received fine stock of new jewel
ry sets, all of the latest designs. Also
a nice lot of ladies' gold watches and
chains: full line of silver watches,
American and Swiss; clocks, silver
ware, spectacles, gold pens, &c. See
advertisement.
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HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER is the best preparation for
the hair in the market, and always
gives satisfaction. Do not be put off
by unprincipled dealers with others on
which they make more profit. dew
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TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT.

DY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUaT
D made to me by Charles A. Britt and
wife, bearing date The 81 day OF April, 1858,
duly recorded in the Recorders Othco io1 the
County OF ohio. state of West Virginia, III
Book So, Folio 435, will sell
AT PRIVATS SALE,
Lot No. 49, at tl:e south west corner or Cen
ire and seventh streets, in W. W. SbriVer's
addition to the city of Wheeling, beng the
some property conveyed to JunE Bonnet,
f4tner OF Mrs. Jane Bennett Britt: by Eli1
w. w. Shrlver by decd gales July OH, 1917,
aud recorded IN Book ~, page 391 of the Re
cords of Ohio County
TERS OF SALE:-One thousand dollars
Isl, OOO) In hand; the balance in four equal
installmenis, payable at one, two. three and
four years after day OF sale, with interest
from daIe OF sale, the title being retained
until payment of all the purchase money.
selling as trustee shall convey only such
tile as Is invested in me by said deed OF
trust. ia 6l'L Is. BARI liz,
Trustee.
P.S-If the above described properly be
not sold Within thirty days. it will be offered
at public sale
ON Tuesday, June 3th, 1869,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ, at tho frcnt door OF the
Court House. mayll-30t
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SEWING MACHINES FOR RENT.-By
renting and applying the rent to the
purchase everyone can become the own
er of first class Wheeler 81 Wilson
Sewing Machine. Call on or address,
VIM. Sumner & Co., No. IS Monroe
street, Wheeling. cod
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CCMM1ssIoNEE OF DEEDs.-.W. l..
Parkinson, Esq, OF this city has been
appointed by Gov. Geary, Commits
sioner of Deeds for Pennsylvania IN
West Virginia.
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WHY will you buy and use other
Wines when you can depend on the
purity of Perkins, Stern & Co.'S. Califor-
MIA Wines and Brandy. for sale by Ed
mund & Booking and Booking 81 Car
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BEFoEE purchasing a Sewing Ma
chine call at Sheib's Music Store and
examine the great American Button
Hole, Overseamlng and Family Sew
ing Machine. If
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y. NJ. G. A.-The regular meeting OF
the Young Mems Christian Association
will be held this evening.
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.heqntelliqnurer:
BOMBAY nIoKNrN0, MAY II.
Nev. AHNertlse,..e..ts.

rev Advertisements.
G. w. Franzheim Il Co.-Liquors.
Golden Eagle for st. Louis.
Gard of Thanks.
Fair and Festival.
DR.. Motifs French Powders.
Inter List.
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BLOND & BAoHMAN have received a
fine assortment of the Spring Style of
Lasting Balmorals and Button CATERS.
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National Insurance COMPANY


zoe
Once, % Monroe St., next door to Lat Ma
tonal Bank.
oFFICERS:
GEO: z. WHEAT, President.
JAMES McCLUNEY, Vice President.
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary.
CHARLIE n. COLLIER. Assistant Secretary.
DIRECroBs:-John E. Wilson. Jas. @. on,
John A. Armstrong, A. G. Quarter, Geo. x.
Wheat. Alex'T. LauRhlin, James Mckinney,
Morgan Il. OFT, Geo. AdanB:
REFERENCES 8. Brady, Cashier Merchants
National Bank. wheeling LIS, Morrison &
Handlsn q Co., Wholesale GrOcens, Wheel.
Ing; Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer,
Wheeling; Mcclellan q Knox, Boot and
shoe Aouse, Wheeling; McCabe, KRAFT q Co,
Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. W. FranEheim d
Co., Wholesale Wines and Lfq uoB, Wheel
InE; WinahiP, Woods 4 Co., Queensware
Wheeling; T. O. McAfee, Notions, Wheeling;
Gampnen. FTeE Co, Pubs. Intelligence,
ing; J. e. Sands, Cashier, First Nat Bank,
Fa1rm0nt; H. p. Camden, PT66t. Nat. EX
Bank: Weston, W. Va; Capt. John Mcclure,
Jr., Wheeling. opr25
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FINE French Lasting Button and
Lace CATERS at Blond 81 Bachman's
corner Sprigg Alley, Main Street.
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DoN'r fail to look over the large
stock of Ladies', Misses and Children's
wear at 107, and compare prices with
those Of other otthe leading Shoe firms.
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8as1ranss.
Peabody Insurance Company

Peabody Insurance Company
AT WHEELING. W. VA.
CAPITA LI...... - '''''''''N
IS,th the privilege OF increasing the same
~ S'"O' DIRECTORS.
w,111ABr BAILEY, ALoNZo LoRING'
~ NJ ~ tuHI.J RATES. A. NJ. ADAMS:
= SDR NJ I PANNELL, JAMES F. BARSES'
- JOSEPH II. WOODWARD.
This Company having been f TI!Es 9 at sfair
~. 81 On Bn,l3inRs OF all kinds Merchandise
ManufastuIing EsIs6lisnm zen the WesteFn
Rivers and Lakes. This Company pelng
composed mostly. of our leading DN1s cnns
men recommends itself to the faVoFaD!e ,S So u
sideration of the iusuring pubic, ana 10 ~
Iicits their patronage. APplicatl9ns &c 10 tbeir
once over the Peoples Bank. Main street
WILLIAM BAILEY, Pres't.
NC. ARTHUR, Sec'y.
RS. IRWIN, Jr., state Agent.
apr2S-d&w
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WINES AND LIoUoRs.-We don't ad-
wise our readers to drink alcoholic
liquors OF any kind, unless Tor medical
purposes; but those who want them for
these purposes, or who persist in drink
ing them for other reasons contrary to
our advice, want good article and as
pure as possible. The attention OF such
readers is directed to the announcement
of G. w. FranZheim Il Co., OF this city,
who keep a large stock OF the purest
domestic and foreign liquors. Their
Cognac Brandy, imported directly from
France, is especially recommended to
inYalids, as is also Speer's Wine Bitters,
for which they are agents. Their whis-
keys are warranted old and pure, and
their wines, manufactured by them
selves, cannot be excelled.
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A Coon PIANO and Organ for rent at
Sheib's Music Store.
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For Rent.
For Rent,
To Let.
For Rent.
SIS SS53.
For Sale

4 SNAIL FARM OF 81 ACRES, 214
"A miles nom CrugHr MIL, on the Waynes-
burg Road.
mayl4 j. XIV lN'
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FoH anything and everything in the
way OF Boots or Shoes go to Blond &
Bachman's.
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T IRE IN THE " OUDS.-FF g NIO IH4OIIH-
ed that during the last week fire
broke out in tho woods adjacent to the
farm of Mr.. White, in Union town
ship, Marshall county, and before it
could be arrested, consumed quite an
extent OF the fence of that gentleman.
Setting ire to the woods, at this or any
other season of the year, Is Il dangerous
aud generally Improbable experiment,
in this region, at least.
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IT Is seldom that we use the columns
OF this paper to "puff" or notice the
Thousand and one" articles known as
"Patent medicines" We, however, va
ry from our rule in the present case,
that we may call attention to the arti-
Gle known as "S. T.-1S60-X., Planta-
ton Bitters." We desire it understood
that we do so without any solicitation
of promise. of benefit from the proprie-
tor or other interested parties. we
simply do it as an act Of duty towards
those who are laboring under physical
disability, weakness, and the various
complaints arising from impurities OF
the blood. Having used the Bitters at
the instigation of a friend, (and we con-
TESS with some misgivings at the outset)
we found them most valuable medl-
cal compound, and to our great satisfac'
ton, accomplished the object with
which they were used.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and
sold at half the price. eodd&W.
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COLUMBIA,

l. g. lE y = s. 6. 7. 8. 9.
SqiOn..'iS : 9 7 I lis
Umpire-George Robinson of the Uni
ted. iScorers-Messrs. Happy and Har-
denstine. The game occupied 81 hours.
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state Insurance Company

OF PARKERSBURG,W w. VA.
Paid in and secured by the deposit OF Gov
eminent Bonds.
DIRECTORS.
GEN. ]. ]. JACKSON, President Second Ma
tIonal Bank. .,,,,
]. NJ. STEPHENSON, President Parkerourg
National Bank. ,,r, Mo-
HENRY LOGAN. Director Parkersburs Ma
THOMPSON LEACH. Director ParkerSoNIB
National Bank. r.. ,-o,,onaI
g. PRAaER, Director First National Bank.
MI AMISS, Attorney at Law.
GRO ]. HOPKINS, Merchant.
WIN. NJ. EVANS, Merchant. ,
NJ C. c. CHUkC1, President W. va. Trans
portation Co. ,,,-.,,
REV. THos II. MONROE, OF the NJ. E. Church.
GEN. J.J. JACKSON, President.
M p AMISS, Vice President.
K. s. FOREMAN, Secretary.
This Company being fully organized Win
its capital paid up and secured by Govern
ment bonds, do propose TO lake flsAs on
buildings OF all kinds, Merchand1Se, Manutac-
tuIinR Establishments, Furniture, ana Car
goes on the Western waters and Lakes, ana
being com posed of good and Leading Dust-
ness men, would respectfully solicit the rat
ronaRe OF the inSuriug publtc. Applications
Ter insurance will be promptly attended 70.
and policies Issued at the Agency once over
line PEOPLES Bank, Main street, W. va.
N. q. ARTH TX, Agent,
npr2S Wheeling and HieInIty-
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DECORATION OF SOLDIERS GRAVES
At :. meeting OF Post Nc. 4, G. a. R.,
" committee OF ladies was appointed to
co operate with and assist the Com
mittee of Arrangements for the decora-
ton Of soldiers graves on the 29;h inst.
, 1869-03-30

Conf1ARfntlon Among the Stentu-
boats mt the Leveo-SIK Mnxnifl-
cent Steamers burned to the VA.
tcrss Edge.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
ST. LoC1a, March g.
About twenty minutes after the IRE alarm
sounded frnm the corner Of Washington avenue
and the levee. On repairing to the rtver, terrible
hut sublime spectacle presented itself Tue Ben
eo a. heGsT vsT s9a - oa e
four other boats we're seized " the devourag ele-
nens and, In @ !sss than than n hour. burned q the
lot 5 little w except sS to 'o' st.s could turtst2 Dc
rayaecs. Txo Ct the boats, VIZ, The Carrie =.
towed ont into the stream, communicative t1rn to
the boats y1ng below, hut on these last the aroes
were stayed ~ iar "a could be aseertatned, nre
namely: the Bca- johnson, the boat where thc
Allen. the Carrie V. Kountz, aud TIC Only Chaace@
the last Damed. q small boat
The loss cannot be less than two hundred thou
sand dollasA The evening being mild aud c!ear,
and the hour eaIiy, thousands Of men women and
children, who had not had the sensation And snto
tAcle OF nrBtcAss 1re for month"; repaired to the
river and witnessed the grand but terrific scene
There are painful runofs Of the !ass ot life, but
-Four reporter could not obtain authentic i1farmar
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
81. LoCIa March so.-Abont O'Clock thIs eyen.
ing ule broke out on the steamer Ben johnson
l5lnS al tne loot OF Washington avenue and In
Ess Lhan n1teen minutes tho Henry Atkins, next
above, and the Carrie '. Kounez and q. q A1len.
below, we're tnass OF flames, and their entire IN
pet works destroyed The Fanny Scott anG two
ntneF oosfa adjoining the Allen were cast loose and
nD4Sed down stream, hnd although the Ertnfy
fouowc's swiftly after them still bnrulu0 ycry
oefcey they e*c4ped unharned All the boa,a
wett loading for the mountainA- The vrlue OF thc
steamers and insurance cannot BE- rtycn Ut tn,s
writing.
The Fannie Scott, amer foattn1 dorn etrr.,n
"aS toxed acfoas The river hy the Jenu!e LeEIs
wnefe 10th grounded. While In this sItnasion fhr
AFmrnta, which had taken nrc from q maSa nf
tu!nhQ upper WORKS THAI had noatet from onc Of
she steamers nrBt burned, 1oate,! against thetn
'Gn1ted hoth. and all three burned to the Eatcr's
euee- As tneae steamers were on the other side Of
the river but little Information In reference ia
them can he obtained. ~
The tota1 loss cannot he less than 3sr},O0o The
Glf72fd L. Allen, DWnetl By 4. r, q. ii. Keiaer
VAS valued ut 3s1 600 insurance nat knnEn. cY
cept EtGo9 IN the Roatu1an'A Of St LOnh She
*as 10 sttit for Fort BENTON on the oth nruY.
and Was partially laden. The Ben johnson was
owned hy Cantain Ken johnson, valued at 9ean0o :
insured TOT $4,000. The t. '. Eountz Tas en-.
rev daFs ago: vas owned hy Captain VIII. Kountz
anu valued At fn,0oo Insurance not known. Sid
EA 70 hare LEFT for the mountains on Ami 1st
" he other boats nothing can te ascer{stne1l 10
capcs- N""
The wharf where these boats lay, and for serera,
n!ocks oelo". *as closely nled with srealnera aud
Ine ~l1d hal been high, nothing coulu hare pye-
Fentet! The most fearful condensation that ever
TOOK ElAc@ At nnr 1NYef. ---
, 1869-03-30
BT MAIL
China


TROUBLE HRTTKkN TEE ESGtl8H NAVAL ACIHQRl-
tbs AND THK NATIVES 1T Swallow.
WASHINGTON, March e2-Rcar Admiral Rowan
commander OF the AA!htic eqlnirpn, writes from
Hong Kong. under date Of January 81, giving an
account Of the d!tlcultF between the English naval
authorities and Chinese near sxasow. The CON.
Iaanter of the English gunboat Cockchalcr took
hls boats some six or eight miles from
the anchorage to exercise them. and III
passing the village OF Pulling the villagers
commenced peltng them with stones. Leuten-
ant Kerr then landed anl demonstrated, aud and
Ing the elders Of the village. decided to take the
head man o. the party 10 one Of the boats to Swa.
tow. The Ttlla4ers resisted and fred on the Lieu
tenant Who returned the 1rc, and soon dispersed,
them The Lieutenant re-emha1ketl, and then On
hts retun was intercepted BY the villagers,
the boats, wo1ndln9 eleren men, TWO seriously.
The hfe Was returned, aud eieEen Of the villagers
were reported Killed and thirty wounded, When
the news reached Hong Kong, Vice President Rep
pei despatched two co1cttes aud two cunboats,
with four hundred scamen, from the flagship Rod
ney 10 s*ataw, to redress the unFroyoked ont
ragc on the EnGtIah naR.t
, 1869-03-30

:, Chicago Is undergoing p.ot.scsed and mi.
usnant at3Ack Of the rsrt ferer. The maladJ Der.
ese1y nook and corner OF that wicked bo,
ambitious et!1. The Newspapers there rins dsily
CHANGES on the park question, newahora Ttth
side interest IN the o!Acktn6 business or "a nnr
rs ts., ooots q redsst.taas With a "pa1k shine
Change, ladies' mailing afternoon cai,a ma iorsr.
q tae opera, between ACTS, ali discuss With mt
tofm Fenencncc the stately paris that nov rtn.t
osiofe e.; ~ ne msnd1 eye Of Chca3o. North Of he
or Lincoln Pask,'' Is located, Wesr ot the
GtF aad thtee miles nom the Sherman Uouse. H.
e,s ess ssoe fa5k = Projected On the South
e fse ~ es ~ =, fs9 ts1 tae eenI Pa q the c
srom herc sweeping Ike An lmtncnse arrt, r,an1 ,1
INC entire city, there IL to Be Wtde elegant hon1a
satt connecting the three breathing nisces Vhirn
tae ne ntuIe emporium Of the West has tie forestSbt
maj VII soon dwell within her limits 4 rander
scoeme, moro tt11nG npputuent u the
energy and spirit, which. In {ai1ty TearS
ssav, nasr eent upon made ground, ID ! LIE
el*ewaere would hare beea the growth of j. ern.
tuft or t~o, could not be concerted Chk.sr.o ~.
M iew naEnfal sdraniaset: fewer, perhaps, thau nj
e'tn.1. e1 n Aesa fses Win keen. raw. cns2geable
eal1ace, she has only the blue wares Of iste NieS
~ llom Which to lnhale cool, refreshing brrs:h
salnS heF busy days OF hu17r and toll But snr
ears ~ ~aat better ihan crm- dU so, clustering
.1l. and snhtt to sqhdue ctrc1mstsnces 1tn g
neek hes neetA The oozy earth hencath her enve
no s"eeI *ate5: and she nurpred under Tia
Tsss5s q NJ, NE A!ehsn I'd brought tae "ae
socletJ Of Natural Hissor! her schools der chnrrhe*
nsI eoanl Of Trade b0tldtng Ill her pUhi|c enIer.
rtesSA AFt On scale that few old ctt1ea haTe
N1T NJ +, ne consunnsuon Of the park scheme
to VISIT The sote Of her citizens On Trtsdar ~,
put me project beyond any reasonable douhr
, 1869-03-30
CUBA,
Arrest OF a United StAxca C0n801Af
Agent -I1axuTTecti0n0Fy 1tems-A
British ship Captured by a SPnnlah
Cruteers

Agent -InsuETectionnry 1tems-A
British ship Captured bY a sPanlsh b
Cruiser.
HAVANA, March E.-Tha Spanish w1r ste&mer
Montezuma arrived hefe to-day, having "a beala
United Atatea at The port Of G[bafa- The cause Of
his arrest Is said to be toxt be VIA aospeeted o1
completely with the Instruction. Richard Gibbs,
Consular Agent of the United States Il Suev1faA,
has arrived hefe from th&t port, and leaEei Oh the
hfeanef for New Tosf to-dAy.
fIhe Cntted States ateAm fEgate ConsocooE has
returned from cruise.
HAVANA, March e9-In the out5k1rts OF Carrie
M, last Saturday night . patrol WAS nred upon:
The nfe was returned nnd two Cul1ans kttted and
one taken prie1ne1, severely wounded.
Pfcs1dent Bsex, Of st. Domingo has refused to
allow the organization Of expeditions In ali Of
Cuhan rehela
The Dsario publishes the following news from
the Interior: In the ClcnfneRoa district, the gov
cfnEnent u0opS have completely surrounded tho
rebea fofcca under General Hailomxt Il VAiladoEa,
General Buceta, with 1900 regulars, left Clenfae-
9ne yesterday to attack tho Insurgents IN the
mountains near 9tgna1A- He expects to effect .
Trinidad under General EacalaEate-.
large party Of Insurgents were defeated, On
Saturday, near Trinidad.
Te!eETarhlc communication with CfenfueEos WIS
restored from the interior.
4 detachment Of ]. $40 troops arrived at Santa
Cfux on the Atth !nSt from Puerto Principe, for
supplies They were to return next day.
spantxh man-ofw war had captured the British ship
Jen Dash, which WAs returning with q cargo Of
sponges and had also boarded and searched the
schooner Isr1ttanla
One Of the Peruvian monitors remained at Rag
ged Island awaine supplies Of coal from Nassau
, 1869-03-30

from az {bu9hkeetaeit Earle Mfrrk u
lnete . 10 denying the fact TINT there |. dan.
Fefons element Of some lind 1t work In StnS Slnc
lz4son- and more sc11ous outb7eaka ana scenes Of
blood are expected Tuesday afternoon tscner ~
u me buckle shop, Mr. Joel Du Bois, formerly Of
tolt cit}, VINO WIS recently appointed keeper en-
tefed thc puckle room, and observing aeFeral con-
FE1A stAndlhT about the store inquired Il theF ha.f
antlnin9 70 Do One Of them care an t.upudent
reply. Wnen, IN twinkle, Du Bols was Knocked
ao"a - ana !o9r coaEtcts commenced stamping him
aad did not deslst Wltl smother convict tuterferr
just ~ the foreman Of the room cuteresL
lIu bote injuries we're very Beyc1e and he VIA
compelled TO procure leave Of Absence, md came
70 ms CITY to recover from bis wounds M, Dp
boA h3a f1Fn no proTocaitoD for aaaautt what,
ever, and \ Il rs to conjecture why the consicrs
attackea mn The eonstcts are sulen, norpse
rattons dealt out to them Previous to J.nnsr1 "
tneI "cte ETen twelve barrels OF tiour q day nov
t1ef FIT hut eight We are also informed th.t
some OF the meat given them Is not 1T t. rtf
snort Ea1ons were the main caase O! the midnight
revolt last week. The men engaged In that rrToit
Wele etnpto5ed TO prepare the bfrakfsst for he
thirteen hundred conTicts In the prison. and ~
iabGrfouA. WA ~' 'e'5
AZ sort Of extra compensation, prsftous tn
Janua1J ], they were Allowed extra tlshea If fooG
and Ec1r satisfied Since January theIr arrrrS.'.
nave been cul on. and that caused the dlf1cuit1
@one nf the cohEtcN gweax romtdIy that thrT Iii
resist the ''cus down." though It cost them m ~
htea. LHninR that they might n vel be tJ]rT
~ane attempting to escape - 10 die hy elow ~.
vailon-
The keepers and k1a.ls are dumb In rets,,on N
Inc mysterious escape Of wumau from me fcna,e
oepaltmcnt on Saturday night, and It u Z mater
OF much comment that the news Of the rArane
never went outside Of the PRISON wills Ill Nondar