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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-13

The Wisconsin Regatta.

OCoNOMOwOc, July H.
The day has been lovely and the waters
Of Lake La Belle calm and smOOth-no
more favorable opportunity could possibly
have presented itself. The town is filled
up with arrivals. Last night and this
morning the rush commenced. The
gathering Is large and rapidly increasing.
At ten O'Clock there was business meet.
Ing Of the Association at Draper Hall,
and lots drawn for the several stations.
Oh the competing boats, the members Of
the Chicago Rowing Club, only, put in an
appearance for the contest at single sculls:
Thomas A. AlcOck drew No 1,
X y. Cleveland No. 9, and w.
W. b. Curtis, No. 0. The distance OF this
race was two miles. The six cared shells
for the four o'clock race, distance three
miles, drew, Twilight, Neptune Boat
Club, of East Saginaw, No. |; Lady Alice,
Milwaukee Boat Club, No 9; Emily L..
Russell, Excelsior Boat Club, Of Detroit,
No 3; Wave, Chicago Rowing Club, No,
4; Ezra Rust, Wahwah Sum Boat Club. Of
Saginaw City, No. 3; Maid, Undine Boat
Club, Of Erie, No. 0. In the double scullS.
distance, two miles, prize $50, to come of
tomorrow at 10 A. ", Aunt Elm, drew
No. I; Minnie Powell, No 9, both Of Chi.
cage Rowing Club, for trial Of lOur Dared
sCulls
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L. V. BLOND has the finest and most
stylish shoes in Wheeling.

FINE WALL PAPERs.-MesSrs. Paul
Bros. Il Co., No. 90 Market street. have
the largest and finest stock Of decoTa'
tons for halls, churches, &c, to be Gound
in the city. Persons desiring such goods
will find a very large and complete selec
ton Of the above house, and they are the
only firm in the city that make special
ty of such goods as Decoration Mould
ings for panels, fine Grained Papers, O.
all descriptions, 4O-inch Plain Tints. fol
vanishing, Gilt, Velvet Bronze and En-
broidered Wall Papers, at less than East
eru prices.
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POLICE CoURT-Two drupks comprised
the business before the police court, yes.
terday morning. William Claim was
arraigned on this very common charge,
and had to pay the usual dollar and costs.
William bad been prudent enough not 10
invest all his capital in strong drink, and
consequently, escaped five days service on
the chain gang. Margaret Mccormick
was found guilty Of too great indulgence
In whisky, and being unable to pay the
dollar and costs, was sent to Castle Ken.
nedY.
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BEING TEsrED.-The Superintendent
Of the Water Works was engaged, ysster
day, in testing the six inch water pipe
now making by Messrs. Hamilton s. Co.
under their recent contract with the city
Nearly all the pipes stood the required
test They appear to be of excellenl
quality, smooth, and Of uniform thickness
This last point i4Secured by casting The
pipes in an upright posltion-an imposi.
bility, it Is said, when cast as formerly in
a horizontal mould.
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PITTSBURGH.

PrTTsBURoH, July 10.
The National Amateur Press Associa.
ton held its iiflh annual convention In this
city to-day. A banquet was given TO the
members, which was served In the style
for which the Monongahela Is noted.
There was the largest assembly ever pres.
ent at such agathering. A new treasurer
was elected, the choice falling upon VI.
Dwight, editor Of the Young MeaSnqer, oil
Chicago. A new official organ for the
Association was also selected, Our BoyS'
Of Chicago, being the choice. Considera.
BILE important business was transacted.
The next meeting will be held at Phila.
deiphia. A full account will be published
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Jewish Anniversary at Cleveland.
CtRypt Am Jnlv 10

The third anniversary Of the Jewish
Orphan Asylum Is being held here
Many prominent 1sraeliles from different
parts Oithe country are present. The
annual report contains the following
items Amount received during the year
from donations, including legacies Of
gil ITO from the ladies' auxiliary associ.
atoms SG,96s; from various lodges Of the
Order $6,5lG; from yearly subscriptions
$500. The number Of annual subscri.
beers Is about 1900. There are 4S lodges
Of the Benai Buth in the district with
$500 members.
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Locomotive Explosion at Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, July 12.

CLEVELAND, July 12.
Alta quarter past six o'clock tonight
the locomotive RiChland, in switching an
engine employed in the yards OF the
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati rail.
road, exploded with terrific force. Three
men were instantly killed. They were
frightfully mangled, their heads and limbs
being torn asunder. Their names were
Geo. Krause, brakeman; Peter Mormon,
o discharged brakeman, and the fireman,
a new hand, name unknown. The en-.
gineer, Thomas Farley, was taken from
tue ruins alive and may recover. The
cause Of the explosion Is unknown. The
engine had broken q crank.pin, and was
being repaired when the explosion &C.
cuFrpd .........
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RETURNED.-Capt. TIL. Taylor, of this
city, was In Cincinnati day or two
SINCE, en- route home from protracted
stay down South. 1t Will be remembered
that Capt. T. built the salAdo and took
her to New Orleans two or three years
ago She was sunk in the Boeuf river
sometime afterwards, when the Insurance
Companies having risks on her sold the
wreck,-Capt T. and his brother Henry
becoming the purchasers. Subsequently
she was raised, repaired, and continued in
the Boeut river trade, we believe, until
quite recently, when her owners disposed
Of her. We hear that 1t Is the intention
Of Capt. T. and his brother to build
another boat for the same trade, and that
Is his business here at the present time.
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BACK AGAIS.-The J. N. Camden and
barge arrived here some time Tuesday
night, and during yesterday, men were at
work loading the latter with rails for the
Chesapeake & Ohio road. A sufficient
quantity to make a Iull cargo at the pres.
ent stage of water had been brought to
the landing since the last trip, SO that no
delay would be experienced in waiting
for all that the bArge could take.
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Cars TRANsFERRED.-A number Of
gravel cans were transferred, Yesterday,
from the Baltimoreto the HempGeld, pre-
paratory to putting construction train
on the latter road. We hear that II Is the
intention Of the present owners of the
Hempheld to have large force at work
at an early day, to put the track in ilrst
class order, arch the tunnels, and make II
In every respect No. | road
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CIRCUIT COuRT.-Yery little business
was done in this court, yesterday. A
small case or two in which our friend j.
D. Maxwell and the Board Of Education
of Triadelphia township, we believe,
were the interested parties, came up for
hearing, and were argued by counsel.
Adjourned until 0 o'clock this morning.
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ARKANSAS.
LITTLE Rock, AK, July

LITTLE Rock, AK, July IL.
In addition to large number Of promi.
nent Democratic politicians here, a great
many Republicanshave been here during
the week, watching the proceeding Of the
Democracy. The usual interest was
manifested. The result being considered,
first the movement looking towards the
campaign next year.
The Central Railroad decided 10 cross
White river at Aberdeen; engineer corps
on this side Of the river coming this way.
Cars will be running from Helena TO
White river by the 10Th Of September.
A new road was Incorporated by Col.
Dorsey, Judge Hanks and others; three
foot gauge, run down from Helena on
levee, twenty-five miles below heavy rails.
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GONE WEsT.-A large train filed with
emigrants passed over the bridge at Bel
laire, Tuesday morning, bound for the
West. How about the large immigration
into our State that we heard so much
Of year ago, which, It was promised,
would certainly follow In the event a
change should be made In la admins.
traiinn9
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ridal wave at Duiath.


CHICAGO, July i2.
Duluth, at the head Of Lake Superior
was visited on Saturday last by q tidal
wave. II suddenly broke from the Lake
into the canal, sweeping away pier and
crib work and scattering timber RATS ID
every direction. The current ran in al
the rate Of 10 miles an hour, for half an
hour and then ran out with like velocity
for 20 minutes, and kept up an oscillation
all morning, altenatiyely carrying RATS
and cribs out IN sea and back for hours.
No explanation has been given Of the
phenomenon.
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A Cleveland Suicide.

CLEVELAND, July IL.
II. B. Castle, prominent citizen or
Cleveland, drowned himself In the river
early this morning. A Waterman who
saw him jump In, threw rope to him.
but Castle would not catch Il and pad.
died himself further out into the stream
He was so fieshy that he could not sink.
and forcibly put his head under until he
had drowned himself Cause dissipation
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COURT OF APPEATs-The Court Of Ap.
peals for this State will commence It's
summer term this afternoon at 9 O'Clock.
The sessions are to be held, we under.
stand, in the Court House of the county.
The term will probably continue five or
six weeks.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION
The adjourned annual meeting of The
Stockholders of this association was held
yesterday evening in thehall. The finan.
cial statement exhibitedIa very satisfactO.
ry condition Of thetreasury The follow
Ing stockholders were elected a board Of
trustees for the ensuing year: Alonzo
L0ring, G. W. Franzheim, Henry stAmm,
W. P. McKelvey, F. A Brentllnger, Ben.
jamin Fisher, II. A. Uthman, J. NJ. Bick.
Ell, and VIM. Ellingham.
After the meeting OF the stockholders
adjourned, the board o! trustees organ
lied by electlng ]. NJ. Bickel, Esq,
President; W. P. McKelVey Secretary;
and Dr. F. A. Btentlinger Treasurer.
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WHEELING MINISTER AT CLEVELAND.
Among the names Of prominent Israel.
ties attending the third anniversary exer-
cises Of the Jewish Orphan Asylum now
in progress at Cleveland, we notice that
Of the Rev. Mr.. Kuttnauer, Of this city.
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PERsoNAL.-Judges Berkshire, Maxwell
and Moore Of the Court Of Appeals, reach.
ed the city last evening, and are stopping
at the Mcclure.
Our courteous friend. s. W. Hall, Clerk
Of the same Court, arrived yesterday
morning, and has taken quarters ut
Dailey's City Hotel.
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SERIOUSLY HuRT.-Thomas Pemher.
ton, a lad whose parents reside on the Is
land was thrown from a hOse Q day or
two since, while exercising him on the
FAIR Ground track. His injuries were
quite severe, so much so that his lite was
dispaired OF He was still alive at our
latest intelligence oil him, and hopes are
entertained of his ultimate recovery.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Pursuant to the act OF the Legislature Of West
Virginia, passed February 25th, 1851, entitled
AN set to provide for winding up the afAlrs Of
the North Western Bank Of Virginia. the IN.
designed Commissioners, appointed under said
set, will. on
SATURDAY, the 18th Day Of July, 1871,
Commencing at ten o'clock, A. ~, in irOnt OF the
Court House at Wheeling, sell che remaining
property, assets and claims Of the North Western
Bank Of Virginia At public suction for cash. The
purchase money 10 be payable on the transfer Of
the assets. The purchaser 10 undertake 10 pay
All outstanding circulation Of the said North
Western Bank Of Virginia al Wheeling and 10
give such security therefor As shall be satisfactO
~ 10 the undersigned Commissioners.
Persons disposed TO bid can obtain full infor.
nation respecting the said assets by application
to Gibson Lamb d Bank Of Wheeling
r CRANGLR,
ADAM KUHN,
O. 0gLBBAY,
q. LAMB,
jyi Commissioners.
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.OMMIssIONER,s SALE.
GFlaith d. Jones, Administrator OF the Estate Of
William f. Connolly, decd,

William Il. Connolly, decd,
r..
Sarah Ann Connolly, ddl.
In ChAncery. In the Municipal Court OF
Wheeling. -
BY ylrtEe OF decree rendered in the AboYe
cause on the = day Of Nay, A. d. 1871, by sald
Court, WillO .g W.
SATURDAY, the 9th day Of June, AID. 1871,
at 10 O'Clock, A. n, proceed 10 sell at the front
door OF the Court House OF Ohio county, the fol.
lowing described Real RAtAte, to-Wit. Part OF lot
number ninety.fouI 90 on Main btreet, In that
part Of the city Of Wheeling as laid out BY Archl.
bald Woods, John Mcclure and others, being
thirty feet fronting on Main street and running
back one hundred feet, on which 10 erected one
tWo-Btory brick house, adjoining an slley on the
south, together with all and singular the build
ings and appurtenAnees thereuntO belonging.
TRIMS or SALE-One-third OF the purchase
money 70 be paid In cash, and a. 10 tho balance,
notes at elk and twelve months respectively, with
approved security, the title 70 be retained until
the payment OF the said deferred instAllmentS,
but the purchaser having the option TO pay all OF
sAld purchase money In cash. The deferred pay.
ments 10 bear interest nom date.
GIBSON L. CRANMKR,
my2S Commissioner.
The above sale Il adjourned until the 10th day
fully, 1871, at 10 O'Clock A. N.
June n. q. L, CRANMBR, Commissioner.
The above sale Ia postponed TIL Thursday
next, 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock Al
q. L. CRANMBR,
jyii Commissioner.
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NEW TIMERS AND FLoOR-New tim
bes and floor are being put down on the
suspension bridge. Judging from the ap,
pearance Of the material taken out, We
should think the work had not been com
menced too soon.
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Weather Repott.
Wan DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHiEP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsufNgfON. ID. O.. JulY II.

WAN DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHiEP SIGNAL 0RRICER,
WAsHMGTOH, d. O., July H.
SYNOPSIS TOR TwENTY.FOUR HOURS.
The barometer has varied considerably
on the California coast, and fallen slightly
at the Rocky Mountain streams. In the
northwestit has risen but little from Mis-.
sissippi eastward, and Is still falling In
New England. The temperature has risen
quite high on Lake Superior, and TO nearly
the same extent from Northern Ohio 10
Southern Missouri. Southe rly winds are
reported west oil Michigan, and have also
prevailed during the day on the Gull
coast, with threatening weather In North.
ern Florida. Rain has fallen very gener-
ally from the Ohio river TO the Middle
and East Atlantic coast, but cloudy and
clearing weather have prevailed over that
region this afternoon. q
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RESUMED WoRK.-we noticed, yester.
day, that one or two Of the nail mills
had resumed work. We presume the re.
sumption Is only temporary, and Is done
merely ITO sort up" The others are en-.
gagged in making annual repairs. These
will probably be completed in few
weeks, and then we hope all Of them will
enter upon another years successful cam.
paign.
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For Rent.

TOR RENT.-THE TAVERN IN
IL Stand known a. the ''Old Home, on
lIShment has been recently Te1tted and renovated
throughout. Attached TO the Hotel there 10 com.
modl0us BtAbllnR for the accommodation or
horses, cattle, &c. For PARTICULAR ~ TO terms,
apply on the premises. jys
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Low barometer with fresh winds from
the south and southwest will probably
continue on the upper Lakes. A local
rain storm Is probable, advancing north.
eastward In western Tennessee, and a
light rain Is probable for tonight or
Thursday from Florida to South Carolina.
Partially cloudy and clear weather will
probably continue in the middle and east
ern States.
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J.T.LAKN s. Co., Merchant Tailors,
81 Monroe street, have the largest and
finest assortment of Linen Goats, Busters,
SC, to be found in the city.
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A VERY neat little affair is now fur
nished by Brown & Higgins to their
patrons, giving many useful hints to those
desiring pictures, Call for copy,
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JUMPER Tan SOAP" cures chApped hAndI,
sAltrheum, plmpleS, and all eutAneOuS AHec.
lions, rendering the skin son and smooth. Man.
uhetured by CAsWRL.L, HAZARD \ CO.,
Sold by all DTuggiStA. New York.
my94- N, Th-d1w
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TOR SALE-I WILL SELL MY
u Farm, on the Bethany pike, four and half
miles east Of Wheeling, known ~ the "WAd.
dlngton Farm" containing one hundred and
twenty acres, more or lees. Good tenant house
the harm II desired. Terms easy.
ALRX. n. JACOB,
Two and half miles above Wheeling.
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\ ssIGNEEs' SALE.

A SSlGNEES SALE.
BY vlrtnc Of 8 deed Of assignment made By the
hfm Of Walt, Harlan a Co. 70 me, dated Nay II,
1871, and now Of record IN tho Recorders ONCE
Of Ohio county. will, on
SATURDAY, JULY iSrH, is7i,
Bell on the premises, in the Eighth Ward, in The
city Of Wheeling, the following described pop.
ertH to;;wit: the building, machinery and AZ.
lures belonging 10 eAid firm Of wait, Harlan a
Co., occupied and used a. a basket factory, To-
gether with the engine, tools, shaitibg, betting,
Also about !, DO baskets; an feet Of planned
poplar lumber, one bafreloil, &c.
For further Information spply 10 the under
elGned, corner Fourth and Monroe street,. Wheel.
Ing, ". vs.. r. q. BARR, Assignee.
June 30, 1871. Jyi
FORsALE-TWENTY C9O BUILD
IL ing Lots on Wheeling Island. Price $500
each. Terms, One-fourth cash; the residuein
equal lnstalmeuts q one, two and three yearB.
Mi JNo. P. srLoHR1sT.
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CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July 12.

CINCINNATI, July 12.
The first anniversary OF the founding Of
the famous Davidson fountain was cele.
bnlted this morning around the porphyry
base, in the presence ola large number oil
ladies and gentlemen. Speeches were
made by Henry PrObasco and others.
The drinking fountain, by which the PEG.
pie are to be supplied at the public ex.
pense with ice water, was thoroughly
tested. The water, by passing through
several thousand feet Of coiled pipe sur.
rounded with ice, Is kept constantly al
forty degrees temperature.
now THE NEWS OF THE NEW YORK RIOT
WAS RECEIVED.
The news from the New York riot to.
day produced profound sensation. The
bulletin boards have been surrounded
with crowds during the morning and
evening, and the newspaper offices be.
sieged with anxious inquirers for inlOrma.
ton. The interest throughout the day
pervaded all circles, in the banking houses,
ON Change, in the stores, and In public
cUnveyanCes, il has been the general topic
Of conversation The expression has been
general that the right Of the Urangemen
10 pass through tue streets should be
maintained at all hazard. A deep. seated
antLcatholic feeling has been developed,
but II has been distinguished by modera.
ton, though there are many who, by any
question, sympathize with the effort TO
break up the procession. There has been
a few who have been heard in public 10
manifest sympathy for the rioters. There
has been no such day Of intense feeling
since the war.
Rev DR.. Skinner, of Fort Wayne, re.
ceived an unanimous call to the Second
Presbyterian church tonight.
THROWN OVER A BANK AND KILLED.
A team Of Charles Landerback's, milk.
man, Of Delhi, ran of the bridge on Sc.
dansville pike, Tuesday night, taking Mr..
LanderbaCk with them, and inflicting
such injuries on him that he has since
died.
ATTEMPTED WIPE MURDER
James Dawson, while Intoxicated, at
tackled his wife with q hammer, last night,
apparently with the intention Of killing
her. Her skull was fractured, and she Is In
q critical condition. Dawson has fled
BlEHoP PURCELL INTERVIEWED.
The newspaper reporters interviewed
Archbishop Purcell tonight with refer.
ence 10 the New York riot, but found
him with comparatively little 10 say on
the subject. He said In this country the
Orangemen had an unbounded right 10
parade. Dispatches from Dayton and
other adjacent cities show a deep telling
Of Indignation over the riOtous proceed.
ings. Things are quiet here tonight.
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The best assortment OF colored shoes
in the city Is at L. V, Blends, 1O7 Main
street
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ALBANY.

A Defanlting BoOk.keepeT--A Sensa'
tiOn Over the New York Riot.
ALBANY, July 12.
Ira u. Schuyler, book. keeper for s. w
Campbell, clock maker, has been detected
IN the deIalcatlon Of $4,000. He admit.
his guilt.
The news of the riot in New York
caused sensation here. There were
orders to elise the arsenal and guard II,
which was done, though there was no
appearance ofdiSOrder here.
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MEMPHIS.
A Man Allowed 10 Drown 10 Save
whisky.

A man Allowed 10 DIOWn 10 save
whisky.
MEMPHIS, July IL.
A colsred deck hand on the steamer S.
B. Shannon, swore out q warrant before
U. s. Commissioner Garrett, last evening,
against the Captain, mate and pilots Of
that boat, for allowing his partner, named
Powell, TO drown twenty miles above
here. lie and Powell were rolling whisky
from a barge TO the boat, when the staging
gave way and he fell into the river. The
men started to his assistance, but the Cap.
tain ordered them TO let Powell alone and
save the whisky, which they did, and
Powell was drowned. Before the Marshal
reached the levee the boat had len for
New Orleans.
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For Sale.

FOR SALE.
-Four Secondhand Family Carriages.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
Inquire a. JOHN PFARR's Carriage Factory
| on Market Street. lyii
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Harriet Ilindell CcolOred) was burned 70
death at Moscow, Monday night, while
attempting to kindle fire with a can OF
oil.
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THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1871.
Travellers Register.


New Advertisements.
spectacles-0xtOby & Duiield.
For Rent
Wanted-Situation as BOok.Keeper.
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ArrEMprED WIPE MURDER.

James Dawson, while Intoxicated, at
tackled his wife with q hammer, last night,
apparently with the intention Of killing
her. Her skull was fractured, and she Is In
o critical condition. Dawson has fled