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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-05

Nor SALE CHEAP.-5OO ACRES
d Of Land on the B. & 0. r. r., IS miles east
Of wheeling, In lots to suit purchasers; About
100 acres, partly improved, with Fine Two
story Frame House, will be sold separate. This
Is known % tho Clinics 1EIll property and Is one
OF Inc btSt locations for a Country Store on the
line OF tho B. b o. 4. r.
Also, Steam Circular Saw I'LL and Fixtures,
IN running order, with two y0Eo o. oxen ana
10 Real Estate Agents, lO6 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-05

REMIusAXDT, or Shadow picture. This
"enhTly ,eo ayIs' Inns been made, at
Brown y Higgins Tor more than a year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-05
TRANSPORTATION.

Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Co.
20. q 81 u EgaEs s
WHEELING, June II, 1870.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL
i run by tho following schedule on and aItRF
June 18th, 1870, Wheeling time:
CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
EAsT-IEAYEs wEsT-LEAvEs.
At ......... $50 0. m. daily at. .lG45 4. m.
ARRIVES AT BOllaIrG ...,.. ll:3S q. N.
GFaTlOn. ..:.. 800 .. nj. ARRIVES At
Cumberland. 1894 p. m. Newark ....... 1913 p. m.
baltimore $3.50 >. m. sGndusky. :. $40 j. nj.
Wasb'n City. loco p. m. Columbus. =. .GS5 p. m.
New York. Goo d. m. Cincinnati 1880 y. IN.
FAST LINE.
EGsT-LEAyEs 4 wEsT-LEAVEs.
Wheeling daily Leaves Wheeling
at ......... SEQ y. III. daily Rt".... 7:0OS. IN.
ARRIVES AT BellaIrU $50. $50 q. m.
Baltimore I. 800 4. M. ARRIVES At
Washn City. $40 u. N. Evansville. :. 1850 p. nj.
New York. $50 p. m. Columbus. $50 p M
eSundAyS excepted.
MAIL TRAIN.
EGsT-l.EAvRs wEsT-LEAVEs.
wheeling daily leave Wheeling
at......... i1:35 p, IN. daily at. =. 1I:45 p. m.
ARRIVES AT 80 ARRIVES At
Grafton. 800 q. m. Newark 49,. GEO q. m.
baltimore. .4:45 p. m. SRndusGy -. 600 p. IN.
WaShn City. .6:25 j.. m. Columbus .7:45 4. III.
New York. -. 600 q. m. Cincinnati 1900 IN.
Sundays excepted. Sundays excepted.
ACCOMMODATION
EAsT-LEAYEs rl wEsT-LEAvES
HWheellng daily tWhcclIng daily
at loss a. m. at........ SIS p. IN.
ANuVEsAT ARRIVES AT
Grafton: $40 y. IN. Zanesyillc.. 800 p. N.
paTRGrBburg .0:45 j.. III. Newark. 1910 D. m.
Cumberland. 1918 j.. m. Sandusky. -, 9:06 D. m,
Sundays excepted. "Sundays excepted. 4 :
Trains on tho Main Liue make connections at
Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. At Relay lIopsc, via Wash.
iugtou City, for all points South.
Central Ohio trains make direct connection at
Columbus for all points West and Northwest.
Tickets to all principal points can be procured
al tho Ollcc. p 4 JOHN L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation, Baltimore.
sTg Il. r. DEVRIES,
juM14 General Agent, Wheeling.
~ ~ =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-05

JUST received another lot of those fine
Lasting Caters worth So so for g IS, at
Louis Y. BIond's, 107 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-05

DUpONT GUNPOWDER AGENCY
~ Tho undeEsigned is the sole Agent In THIS
City for the sale OF an kinds Of Powder made at
the celebrated Du POnt Powder Mills. Its quail
Ity ID unCQuAlCu IN this country, as evidenced by
tests made by the United States Government,
He kOepss al all times u lArgC stock IN Maya
BlsstInR and Mining Powder ali In Metallic
Keys, Sporting Powder In CanIEtcrS. All OF
which will be sold TO tho trade rs low as the
Salna can be had In the West
lie has portable magazines OF different sizes to
ahIp " Rail or Boats.
M. BELLY,
... Nc. & i 81, Main Street,
mar0 WHEELING, VIVA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-05

GATHERING TEETu.-Sot only does sozoDoN7
Impart the wHITESESs Of the purcst porcelain to
tho teeth but Its POLISH tOos They glIstcn after
being brushed with it, like tho inner surface o
an ocean shell, and the effect Of this peerless den
trlacc Is to render tho enamel as hard and In
dGstructible rs adamant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-05

NOR sALE.-A VERY GOOD IN
u Two Story Brick Dwelling House It'll
with rooms, on Main street, First Ward. a4lAAS
Also Lot No. So, corner Market aud Washing
ton street, First Ward. ,,,r,-
IvfO 10 I..I r \, Irwin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-05

SAVE and mend tho pieces, Use "srALDrxo'G
GLUE." cod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-05

Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Co.
&C q FL 81 u e 9
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-08-18
@awinseu Der 4rd'.te.

eran'tet'ts. te raf@ IL etaer Rras fl IT., 1Fus atat Il
autisen bic man 81 tarttrn bat. Giuluts ,sr.5st en,r
8axm ntat 70 pl5st& re ttu SttRraM; p'rn ttr auc,
nidt Gtutelt sefdt'tt, 70 jtrR5st 4 lin chen 70 reNe. Unit
In slet4er g0sie uirb drsntMe S4rdae, rtsrpsl lie rid
nit 'er @&uentsset tes 0dhen Gtettrs tobtet, fderttd b,
st6ensauslta untsrsraben, ME clue htsise .&rantbeit. ptnu
Fe nibt cur& ira :t;se oeilsnittel am Scrtfarsts sebtno, RI
utre. 6, ltest etuas unfdslid Ratrenses tn Benz e4aui te
sorset. cen gerfaus.1 Natttetsh. HldGt, Nbmase ans, as'
berssf4lasentstt unb eiue sbueisuua sreex Nna eusuus, flint
ieixt sewStult4ea ssmYtume, uns tura fartente 6ebanb
lung fpate itnen f&leuutsf ~besesnet ,,erben. 'Das teaes tdr
funes- uub aufteteruuesunittel.} bos In eineua 1ane biele,
Art anseweutet pesb'n fam, IL! s ut sRaaen.
It ereS Der auret enbe Stfantttel ts @enatf&e, e..
ssdt bic f@luunn.eraeen 9tattrdte ss RSrptre. unb tie tar
leueen uub ~reeelubtn Qtserldaften etttn BEN fsmtt In Sid.
tiafett e,ftSten eebeusfrdften eiutu ~baasrabea beliamen SIN.
puls. Der u~1anoslabe Nppettt n;rb mtber ersest. BE prpje1i
Der g~ereauuus uaO ees stsHmetfets persen befaleurist. ts
8ei4aFentt 1t bes SIutes strttHtrt, be ausf&etbunsen ues-
ben nan,sltder, uub NIT i,sem Organ, tas ,ur Grudtrura
tes R6sYsrs beitrdst, bt cine tetIiamsa~ aeeruns SCR. 5ier.
tura pttb tie Wteberberf lung bes R5rpers beutrtt uni
feline @efnsbtett unb kraft pieber sevsnnsx. get tine.
Riade ssn &rantbetten TT tie rebltbdtise @trtuns ees at.
tern beutN&er uub audauenbsr sepefea. all bet heusn, bteu
Rstmale ~aaseueius Sawd&e uut uersSfe 4tsefpaautteti
Rub. Dameu. BE NIT bielen aeiten bebafsst Rns. fns.n In
bieiem e~efaabeaeu aaer etdrtuuss. uab aesluxssnittd 81.
anesfib.tt&feu ub i'd sraeQiuttruns. 3umeDtebers, rRedeu ia
q en frdfiss Mitiel, gum e&dbtsea bat e feline &raft. -
Das IL bas dnatmmise 9easat6 sex taaaaen 3.usen. =
ITfk EgEEEE VI. 80 = { EE1 l6s+ 81 FEH#F= Ef@%@E< W.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-08-18

tptstsr In zen papi0on lcu,nt,,, ut,b esrt
nit Rapolecn auiamrnenteHen fcute.
mdbrenr mir suelet& befhlp0en, un,ere
Ntrbanrluneen aleia miteinanrer atiu-
MAIDEN unc Gle e hreittr unp Diploma
ten ni@t earan She'll netnnen ~ sla0en.
@.r rar.u nut, suia Gnre nit unisren
lln,e,banelun9eu, ll,,c Aanp In 6anc
tratenlpiph rieeev ttiinaue aue rem IA.
piuon unr Gle 1rcnnpeten unpfsriie f1I~
ner id'ms t,er.cns piertr, unr SIC 3&annc,
neu rcnnerten iu uniersm @rue. Tim
cas- &clf uno rie Solcaten ~ teirea
Seittn ress6lul1t6 jutelleu uno jaud5
ten uns enAeaen IN Yermirrenrsr> bins
m%eltlu,meneer RuNf. 3rauesn, sunfern
SOM partition ftanc ufin Yruptr lGcn=
ltantin ncten einiaen @cuerdlen. unr,
-mein cer3.-rou @n,3lden~~uno r@cnns,
flra ih inn UNI Zen 5ala, unp cS war
mir, als sfamecgi6 aus .ptr Mdrdenz
'pelt. aus rem Yaroeitie pieeer surid
rie@ @irtti6ttit uni" .siu"""r Zen '@;M }leet1:
lhfu."
"a ~ vt 6&H A. S.: I'd Il q s&
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-08-18
Neuefte Ra6riAten.

atmirol Gord9ut earb Gcnnta9
Mittda In Tortemau,b. Gara9nt mar
in 1901 iussslnerpiue, 1enn.. 9etctsn.
tratiden uaitfi 9abrein eenM arinel ienR
iinrsf4 (einen ertien Dienit ouf cen.pb t,
:rdbu,ten .S&ife res Capt. porter Ter
E..G(tr." III! 8dbr.np Ter Het4 Zion lsiRce
tDaragult oisa1eidnste 3tenOe. unp
Enuree pom @pnereB iunt @ice Nrn,iral
Ter Glctte eruantn,t. Ha9 Gtlub bee
&rie9ee erbielt er .ras Gommanro itu
Gle surppd,lde G6mabron, ts(u9te bic
meilfen &rieasbdfen Gurcpas uno febrte
nit arcBsr Nuesei&nuna pen Zen eYrpeys,
rdhden S95fen tebanrf!t. ua9 III, 9er..
Staaten guild. Ga1a0ut Qa,b an elmer
6erifrantbeit.""~~,"-
@abtnAtpn, IS. Nuo. - Die
Observation-Disclosures felt eem 80. Stunt
Gem Mnfan4e ce6u .neuent, .GGilecaljabre.
tetruetns 6iie jun teati8en GaSe $751;
2O9, "a. ....:xr~s s...
Msw yort IS. 'alu,ppu1a a. 49, Sei,
Ausbru@ reg aritses boben. Il, ma auu,
ar5btren zbeile reutl9e Mer3te Nep yo,t
perlo0tn TIM Dienfte IN etr prsuBi'@en
Nrmre ~ nebmen. Dteielten 'erbalten
ibre %usaaben persatet, uno Ten @ans
UNI eie 3ablun9 eines jneiten 2ieu,es
nants, @leiaieitt9 mirr rur@ renllnter>
Staat6 Geeretait pom Ebiele. ron Btr<
In mitsabetlt, 'raB NerSte mel@e Ter
ceutl@en Gpra6t niat mdttia Gne
fe'ne Mnfeuun9 fneen t5nnen unit toe
iewcbl he Gelrs 2asaretbe rpie lie 6olz
p,dler Gin a,csrs Go,pe BON Aronteu,
rdrter fir 8espae9un0 rer Hranfen unr
&%etmureet<n baten.
New Yort, 10 Nua.-50 teut1de
Watroi:n 9in9sn beute ra1 Gem &riessz
l9aup!aB at.
- De Horos, General Captain BON
Cuba, 9iebt Ten @erluft Ter {paniiden
Armee auf Guta rcnD ecemter 1869 bic
Suit 1870 auf 5000 Mann an. .
Der9niur8erten Gbef Mntonia Wuoie>
!era bat ft@ BET bplsuin erseben .unr
itebt iest in ipanilaen Dieuaen. ".
Sn einem Wsitdt nit rem Sn@uraenter
nabm ct flr3lid ben Oterft arsas 0etan.
4et. .tra&te Jpn za@ polauin. pr11lR
1reas Rranore@tlt@ eri@eH tuurr i.
Au& Ter Snluraenteu General @ondla
"oe itredte nit leinen 1rupptn lei Yuer<
10 Triueipe eie Wofen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-08-18
!. Die Sem 2}orfer B6rie tietet fet

49, Die Nsw yorfer 86rie tietet fest
rim lelt'amse &aaulpiel. Die tsudden
Barfiee ~reyFaufen @clp une faufen IA,
leAen Bonte rim. lomie tie gfadri&tgn
srm eurcpai|&en &ttsae einfgr fit
Gle Sahe Deutl&'ancs tauten. Sie
linz ndmiib Der WeinunA. ty6 Ger &t;ra
nit ciniaen ent(diecenen SieaenC q utid :
Ianes Elm raides Gnee nebmtn mii1e.
0an; entae9enAel bter Nafdt iine lttr
uiele en9lih7cmertfontide BaAfbiuler ;
lie %1neiner, ,penn Rarctecn nur eincn
eptf@ieceneuG fclA %errtnac, 70 cdf Ct Alb
NIT Gh,en kurldiieben f6nue, speree Ct
'al6 T'tcren lhlttfen> 9erace .pte er mad
Der G,nnatme rrn Seba0epol uno nah
Solitrtno aetbau. raaeaen milrcen teutz
lhe @iea III einem laneen Trte0e. in
fmnfrft@ unp mcbt aud ,ur 8stteilis
Auua anrerer eurcpdi(hr Natiunen am
&i. fubren. &cn tictn &craue(eg>
unaen aueaebenr. fino fe eeneiQt. @clo
~ taufen unp Hrnee 1T %rtrfoufen, 70
mte riellmfdnrc li6 9InAintr furD euti6-
lanc Aeftalteu. fir Die V6,le Bat eis(.
ccridieetnartief Interchangeable rie
Srt9r. eaf Gle E:tit rcs @olrts fcrot|
eie rer @cnre Rrtiaer fae. ole lie untet
anetrtn un,itdnrtn tleittn fInnten.
Cine portie 5e9Sunr(e&z
I,{o. - Ger Nuecruh pe3 !3rifoe8 ia,
rem tetannten 0umrr Der &6!nsr MID,
'terersecrtdt. Als ON Nteno RS IS
| Sui pnlautrte, ee0 BET &5nta ron
rrtu6sn in @aarstura nit cem @rofeu
N'emard auiammen0strcfm ki. wo'
Fuae fdaeuet Bf0.d6un5 eer @tetn
e,icnnen:
&sniq.: ~Nuu, lieter @raf ,raa
3tttt'sf"
Biemard: -. matel<t wir lRIt!eu
<e@euncfe&,ior
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-08-18

-D ur@ bas Steuerceparteu.e,t MUIR
ben IN btn lebter Ea8en II nebreren
Stdpten In @dben etne An3ab Tabatss
Gabritea. .pesen Steueroefraubatton NIT
Btfalas beleBt. u,
.@m. s. Beltuaau. &alfrer ber. 4.
Motionol 8anl. Rebt intes scer &nlla0f.
bic Bidder ber 8eat affdiat nh 4l6000
anltslalas4 n SaAsa.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-08-18
8taat6. Neuieteiteu.

'Du1utb. - Die Sury BAT 6. s..
Grend, pel@er s. 9. MeDoueal lebtenl
Monta9 tridob, auf Morp. iut erten
@;ope I'M @ntloQe3ufonr prrfest. Gen..
@orntan bat Die @trttsiolsuns dbernou1<<
men,. IT,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-08-18
Bfpbpr WoQe
Etrif OQruf,

Wf1fdte X'N@R 4. W0'4oTtN, 0{e{efr Waru1tu.
tu1en. @amr1et Bane. 2u'iet.en- snh daurp-
A,ti'e!, @cIo' une @ilhtre , ertsu
Snafen. Gterne unb Neaalxu,
Tlaa9ea uno Baaner.
H. S.endo 6iutina.
S.. Ser>rr9sn,
l9U Dritte @tra6. @t.' "a VI
, 1870-11-12
HAZatDc In naxirn.


This il what French eosier, who served
under Bazaine in Mexico. s&nks Of tho sur
render OF Metz:
In the name Of three hunded OF mr. com.
rades who have left Mexico, protest aa
solemn duty against the infaIaus treason by
which BazaiDe has sold the hoor Of France.
I decl1rs that Bazaine is traite double-dycd,
and was traitor in Me1ico, 1nith&t ho vas
70 proclaimed By French eoldieh In 1867 in
the public p1css Of the city OF 3lsico, These
are the facts Before the recall the Ftauch
army from Mexico, more than fV thousand
non.commisEioued officers and stdiers were
authorized to enter the 1rmy OF Axiuiliau.
When tho French tEoops comne,ced THAR
settograde movement : circular fhn head
then serving with the irnperiallst frees. 4
great number returned to their Eeiments,
but many. in fact, ! majority, never 9oeirsd
the order. because the communications we're
cut. sud the country sWarued With g,arill.s,
who, rhe1 the French wers laxvtng, a7peAred
in every part OF the land. They wcae there
fore compelled to remain; mt Bax.ias took
tion declaring M the Frenel In the azuy OF
Maximilian deeeEters, and notupder ths mo-
ttctiou Of the French tag The result u& This
infamous act w2a thst, when ia French zero
made prisoners 1t San Jacinto; Q, the 2Sth OF
January, 1867, .hey we're every oae lhot by
Escobedo, "a illibustera.
During this time Dazaine WAS mxebing By
easy stages to Vera Cruz, taking Hlta bin II
artillery tunbnle, each lnaded will 1900
ounces Of gold. More than tb,s; he ta.e to
po1aIio Diaz 1,5o0 dtled carbines, With 80
cases Of ammunition, On condition TINT the
ertates Of hts wife, who is Mexican. ssould
Lot be confscated, \ promise which was ntict.
i kept. The fzst eetv1ee Of the ammunition
WAS to shoot the unhappy betrayed Mai.
1r,sIi&n HthfnfC NaynY rfeEeOted q NOS
tte,chercps villain than b2zatne. He VAS
tr1itpx to the soldiers, traitor to bis ally,
traitor to his country. Any be be thrice 40
cprred!
, 1870-11-12

"A. N. Ferry lest piiincira1.y ootton. The aae,
l11Be wazehours Of MAJOR Litohfe'd was ent.re.
Il Destroyed. His loss ts estimated u $5. 900
o. more Dr. F. Foote lost everything Tal-
ued 1t 10000
Very glest excitement prevailed, aud th,ze
WIS no auch thing - organization or order.
Alter the people had g. hered around tho fire
Ia great numbers earno judci1uu individual
ahoused .'powder!" and = quick u \ wiak
the crowd took to ita hes1.. Hoon the p,x
der in the house Of Tsbor, Luce L Wright
b+gan to explode. Tbs dsahes were tntense-
u b1it1fant, and The reports sounded Ike tbs
sullen booming Of heavy Cannon.
4 desperate effort Nza nAde to teE down
tho large warehouse Of 1glehAEt T. Leonard,
At tho north corner OF tho huraing block, oot
Il was unsuecessfn). Finally, b. the aid Of
kerohore OIL powder and rurpentine, it was
DESTROYED. and the fro was trsvented from
cro<sing the street 10 the building OF Hannah
l.. On, which sas covered over W7t1 vet
blank. Is, and thua prevented catching from
the sparks.
I cannot ascertain tho cause OF the firb.
Reports are conflicting, bat the general In,
preston ia that ZONE malicious person did
the deed.
The only person who had insurance. 30 far
IL can learn, was Eugene Bloch,
, 1870-11-12
HOTEL PERSONALS,


Among the ur1tvcls 1t this hotel, yesterday,
we're the following: John 6. Marshall, New YORK:
R. 7. Brfdcn, Columbus: Carl Beck, Denm1xk:
IA. A. Hosmer. Washington: ThomaA Knowles,
1ScW 9edforu; y. z. Nsrton, Troy; 3, A. Ssad-
Na1tnhll Jewell, Hartford: p. S Stevenson, To-
ionic; 4. Il. Ous, Bne:nn: George NestinK-
loose Est57nulah; james Eiehola, Hartford; p.
r. ]. Russ md wife, Mississippi.
TKKAoSr Il. UaE
rtre GSe sae ,oI1ornH. ne ass = ~ nlso1es hes
lion. John Clancy, Michigan; Jatnes Gamble,
General Superintendent of The weatern Union
Ssaet. f esn s1eas .5 I.11 ? M3ds ,n T.
Logan, Ellnois: General Ward Lamon and
aaashte1, Wasn!natop; DE; v; Lause. St. Loa!s;
ilsrtto'd: ]. hsaaHii. Mobile: J: t Whitney md
l1mliy, St Paul; s. e. Ellis and family, Dixon.
BRIGGS H0EsE.
we're Tie fo:1oxinr: ". c. stssner. Salt Lac
try; DR.. u. Benson, Milwaukee; K Emerson. c.
j. Danr. J. E. Alb OFT. Rick island: William
S"ts: % s. ce,,f, 'fR Ro..sn: m i1 M CO coay % Ie.dcn
J. T. Stevenson. Davenport; Kly Aver. Harvard
/ y tarter and wife, Missouri; c. a. Garrc1ou,
ssSsRi isiiSasii " J" sfev'pf Iowa. a. s. Aease-
AmenE the .i1lsala At th!e hotel. yesterday, wese
losstps; Fen s,'; w:ssSa,,n
v. :: Putnam ara family. Boston: n t,o1dlet
iie,e, Roei islind: {. kimS.Is Ssw Tali. !"
ST. JAMES HoTu-
as g. fol'e.ina: Rs a:'s = esse .s e''S
+ Wnled, Fnz1snd; c, Paine and vile. 81
safss a:,s Il ;.efsoa Etss I'd sc asS. aas e.
St Louis; S. ". Hamilton, New Yo.E.
, 1870-11-12

Grcnt + Arc at Calvert, Texna-Twcn-
S3.EBrc Houses RuFned-Loss
Tnree Hundred Thousand DoIlar4.
Cuies7s,: 1s1., o. n. co0espandenes or lhf tiai-
e<a.on .Sers.
On Saturday evening last, about 9 O'Clock.
very disastrous fire broke out II Calvert, n
the house Of Thor, Lucas i Wright, whole-
eale and rttsil groeers. A south wind Nas
blowing 1t tho time, aud the flames spresA
with fearful rapidity up and down Main street,
On the east side, burning everything for the
, space Of three blocks fron the warehouse
OF Igl. bsrt i Ieonard to the storehouse Of
I. i. Collinr. twenty-five houses were bum
ed, nineteen OF which were occupied, the 9TH
or n.x bring empty. the merchants who pro-
7ioualy occupied them having moved to the
terminus Of the CentrA Railroad.
The total losa ia estimated Ut ESQ.,, 900. TA-
Tor, Luce i Wright, who had : ya,y large
stock CT goods, were the beayiest losef1.
Tbe,. entire loss 10 estimated 1t $75, 900, With
out = cant OF insutance. They saved little OF
nothing, ii tho entire building WAS wrapped
IN dlmaa In Gre minutes After the alarm VIA
given. Day, Burr / Co dea3ars In stoves
and hardware, wero the na1t hea@iest losers-
their 1osa being estimated 1t ~, 600. without
it eurscce- M 8. BoAners ioes u pu. Il
es,noo; no inauranoe. ]. f., Litohde.d and
, 1870-11-12
T1AGEDY IN IOWA.
A Man UmercifuIIy Abuses His yVt.e
Tho VIE Fires SIX Shots MT the
E1uAbAntHe Falls Dcnd In8tAut-

A MAN UnefcltullY AbuHeM His XEtso
Tho Vie Fires SIX Shots MT the
E1uabanL1o Falls Dead Instnnt-
ly-Thc toman Under Arrest.
Aarshalltopn, aea, {Ssr. 9 Correspondence Of he
About wesaso. sssqT m.n asa,t I'd hls wife, Mr..
and Mrs: GeoIh Hanson, came to MArshall-
town vititlnE bands. tho lady being sister Of
the wife Of P. Edwards, Of this place, ut
whose housa thy were stopping. Mr. Ham
ton haa oeen Set q1ar1elsone al tho after
noon. indulgipgA violent langnsge and rais-
Ing hell gene5allYthat may not be the repor-
he amused himseLby cutting up his wife's
clothtng {what shswas not wearing) with
pocket knife, deseoyipg any garment
be could find In he1hnnk. Soma dressos aud
Ala1ge quantity Of ,ntt rclothing were cut III
70 ploeea' Hc at Las assaulted hsr personal
y, holding isr At ara'e length, aud striking
down several s,nss. 1t last he flousished his
snite, wne1eup1 ahd drew rsvolver and
tired ct least tAfn shus-though she states
that tne weapon Te frlly loaded with seen
ca1ltaoeee, AIo no{ but one renaans- Vt
leAst Infee sn9ts tuk effect, one psssi1g
o,n ,5roe ine ne Just back of the est
tinr tv % ths isft ta bseaa. m cheek, and ons cut.
through the heart. us = p5ooalnty Hass,ns
and fell out Of the door, dSAs3ss dSAssfea o'eA"AA1 u
Hanson proves to have beAa 4 r,nfessions
gambler; Ae formerly kept arsmbliDg hous,
August. but has since left his EiYe seyars
times and hss repeatedly abuse1 her mos
cruelty On soma OF which occasion. bis MIN
has figured IN the papetn largely, For eom
Of these publications ha assaulted Ia edito
Of the Duluth Asanesotidn last sumner. a
M.s drunk hablsually, though apparently no
intoxicated ut tho tune OF this occurrepc.
He WAS 50 year1 old. and his ~ifo Is. He
| parents reside near Mitchell County. Iows
Where aha WE bs.ousht up.
The deceased was verv largo End st1on
man, with Ted hair and whiAkers, and locke
| like ! desperate that Won1d do anything Il
I money. he had in his possession IN Elgl
| watch, gold, Of the best quality, $3.50 IN greeE
hacks, and good team ut the livery stahl,
/ In his pocket was found IN instrument mad
by inserting an awl and piece OF watch
spring through hole in the middle OF
penny 1nd nveting them there. Those wh
appear to know say the Awl could be in4ette
the penny, in Which position the spring woul
1 press sg1inAt the table SO rs TO form holdt
for any cards which the gambler might wiA
to secrete.
An Inquest was held, and verdict returne
| m accordance with the above facts, and fins
ing, further, that the act was committed
! telf-defence. Previous 10 tho t1ial before II
arrest, md ahe Is now In charge m the Ct:
Marshal 1t the house where the deed v:
| committed, where sho viii be allowed to I,
main fer Tho night. Her face is terrtb
swollen BY reason Of the blows which ehe r
eeived. shs has carried the pistol some tim
She states that her father gAve her the pisto
and loaded It for hor, that abs might p1ote.
herself II attacked by him. all parties bel
Justify her course. He has sowed the viii.
wind 4nd 1eaped the tempest.
, 1870-11-12
Tha pllice Courts.

SQr1H SIDE COUNT.
Bridget Mull1EAn, vho ArO1oed gong " LIE
Br1cewen the other day ~ pronlsln9& & not 10 70
drink any more, Wa up again. ENG went 40" ''e
HMaiy Luc~ WIS assessed SIS for keeping =
disordcjly ncuee, and tt1ee R,ris who were found
therein were nned SO each tor being iamass ns
chtln cf opr Of the latter. 5sats Of e4e, Vas
seLt 10 The Catholic orphan Asylum
-Jonn G,ct broke irfn tooEahest In hu.sd.
ing erecting on Randolph st-eet. and Hag apous
Ian's s Tcn arrssted him. ne 3aa committed. in
uefauH Of $500 bali, fur trial - ,a
Herman B1eun,buin and Wll!iam Lanae.u;; a'n2s y;
sced i. ard 10 {esFs climbed over the u4nsotn "
sss aoot r. IN c1sft ssres snd ssole some pon
Iirf, pestsx. sssrups. arg sis1's 1oes "e's oeA''
NRie ri Hary and ,hfee ether Of the dweliels On
counelyT Patc@ .nv.ls'ea srdiss a Ea1 OF s4a ne,
~ tss psp "a sses 1si
@ele each aned iss, and Vi'l work it out At hi
BItdcweh e,ru~
Michas, Man&Ap, at,.s Whis'ling Nike, va,
s<,e1 les for rxTxsing his perscn.
-GeoERe Russell tntulted seseral ladIea On
ltcemap. vho 1o!d her husband. and be a-festet
Gecrpe. When searched Mt the station, aeTeEa
pawn reAsts wrfe fou5i u3i. On BIN: Tnsy saass
thought to have been sto'en- The former belong
to m engineer OF The Northwestern Railroad
George was nned .tss for insulting ne Women
charge Of larceny.
Wtrllsm, John. and Henry Donald we're sent u
the Cathoi{c Orphan Aryiun, their mother having
ss1fr.t ria. he Was unable 10 support then.
Anton Scott stole 4 tEuEk fron tie Qatenl
Depot, and was held 1n 500 ball for tttal. com
In the renoya', wRs tned &sh.
Cballtx Muz1y And Charles Fletcher went to
ccal ttealer, md pnrcha~ed alon OF . Sost sayin M
plcyed. They got pussesslon Of the coal, sold
aud pyckste.s K-x ptoceeus. They were each he'll
u 9:0o answer the charge OF obtaining good
| EJer false pfetenceA.
, 1870-11-12

This Fuoufoau toHp, oDe 81 the most beautiful
et tho ans in the vicinity Of this csy* IL advarc
ing ~ln great npi'ttv IN all retpects, but mott
inPs which 7fc erecting, 2nd to be erected theEn.
Prominent amnnEAt these Il the hne mansion
which JaIntR E TJlct, ESQ.,. President OF the
Hlet!a1d PARK Company. ts now ~rrcttns the7
This company has1np JUST purchased the residence
tf Charles Il. huntington, on Ellis, near Oak ~ood
some honke on the corner Of frMpect
ard Linden artnuea. opposite Haze! PArx.
!. e Day. 'of ply, Alien L Co.. charmed
chased nlnesecn aero t12ct there, and purposes
Rutitrg up m.gtiaceGt residence upon Il A
Mean Co.. 1uuher dsAlcrs, has bou,ht The
hAndtnu.e brick h"use 1t the corner nf Prospect
sud Linden avenues, and H. 3. Atwatet, Of At
HstsT BaIntrK, hnA leaked tho house ht the
corner Of LauIel and Linden avenues, With the
iptepglpn Of making II hts permanent home
Tfef4. thtEes show which way the current is eel
urr. and indlcate;the future prosperity OF High
land IshrE.