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Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-02-16
Oeutihe 3eitihriften fit 1871.

Ger uute,etdnete label ,ur Subferiptton auf nadfplsent
a~uaefatrte alssa,sin betennte uno nuslide Sldtter etn:
Das Su1 fur Mue. = snrfrsrts MOnats.
ldrift our llntsrtaltuns une 8slsbIuns.c Der Sabrsans peu
Is Seficn nit einsm 5tabliti4 : ~Das 2isbssoratel." $500.
3u Soanfe. - @sfaidten unD 8i!bsr CUR inter.
~taltuns. Der Satrsans pom ID 5sftea nit elmer @tapIlts9.
grdmis: r8auit unS @rethen.@ $500.
CdS gIcue Btatt.-g Gin ~iaufrirtss gamitisn
snurnal. Der Sabraana BON 50 Nunnern 81 g..
Omnibus. - Sautrirtes GamiIienblatt. Der Sabrs
eano BON 50 Nummern 81 IS
81 MSit wramis ,sm gprfaale bes Sawurssriats' 3 Is
Sldtter fir Den bdnsliden &reis gu,
untsrbaltuns unb 8elsbruns. Der Sabrsans BON ID 5sften
NIT ether 9tfabltid ,yrdmie: Der sapaIben 5simEspr % IS
Die Saufrirte SSelt. Gin e9tss Ssutfass
ss : unS Grstaena 81 81
Die 0%artenIaube. (esipysu.) suufrir.
tee 8am,lisnbiatt. Der Saprsans BON 10 5eften SO OF
0abeim.- e'a osu1l0es Samtl'fn> Aafsrsaltuass
blatt. Der Sabraans pom l3 6eften SO Sc
Waaemeine Jamilien=3 eitnna - GbrO.
nf ber CSeoenwart ,ur llnterbaltung uab Belebruna. De,
Sabrsans ron IS 5sftsn or. 8oliO So II
11eber Qano nno Wieer. - aassmsine iuu-
arirts 8eituns, bsrausssssben pom s. U. 5adIdnosr. Der
S~abraana ppn Is Seften or. toltp osne Yramte "a 81
: WUp VPpdmie r5auf uns @rstatn" 81 &c
Die Eicne.- Sournal fur 1piletts umb Sanbar.
belt, Der Satrsans sOn "a Namusra in 6oIiO nit isbr sislsr
scr Rasar - suafrtrte Damen- 8eitums, ot,
reidbaltiste unO nabliafte 8amtlien. 3 ettuus. pas belieste
tie uno als lenlte Blatt Tar Mpbe unb nnierpaltuna, nit jdbr.
lid ubsr 1000 Ibti.sudsen, Wsoebilnern ETC., nebff eesen 3Ot
sanittmutern in natarliaer GrObe. Der Sasrsaas Dor
IS Numrern ar. Tplip IS o.
guserbem fSnnen ater ale in Deutfdlanb erfdeinenber
3eitidriften, ME s.9 Mandtner 8lteaenbe Bldt,
Ter, Der Satrsans q. Sc 80; 8labberabatf4, Der Sbe.
III 81 40; @p6enwelt, Der Sabrsans 81 So 20; on
Bterbrauer, Der Sabrsane Su So 90; bic Natur, be,
5abraans III IS 90; % efermann's iauf. @onats.
6efte, Der Sahrsans 81 Sc 90; nnfsrs 5eii. Der Sapr'
gsrbaas.sa MT msinsu. Eager . ut. q sr 3 9 e. mel.
ten bbertl oHtn tpifp, talte i'd fetS einsn sroBen gorratb bon
lasnsn gilbsrn IN aupfsr. uno StSa!iia. Stein. =.
anb 9eianunss- 9iaterialien, b~eiOnoers SelHdftsba&er, etc.
in srpBer Auspabl.
disbursements auf 5eitIdriften f6nnen reuf ben BOILER
Sabraans unb sesen 8oraussablung Der 9 'eriptipnspreiit
euteenpnuen perpen.
Inter 8uR6eruns Der irrsfdltisfen ausfl una auer Pit,
,ufpmmenben Muftrdse. empfetle ih MID meinen 1reunbes
uup Ganpsleuten beitsns.
pbilipp &. Sbeobalb,
Bud. unb 8unfbanblune, GpurtbauS, Cincinnati, ..
1lofsn anfrasen bslisbe man eias YOltmarfs ~bstaafases
San. l9.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-02-16
NeutroI.

Neutral bleib' ib, fam Nmerifa iagen.
1no ibidt Die Shlffe in's Wfeer binaus, a
unb ldBt Die 0eutlhen 6ranfreiA lhlasen,
1no aiebt eetroit iein @elo nod 9aus.
y Neutralltdt, 0 Neutralitdt,
Wenn nur Ger 8elobeutel nidt a6ten sebt!
6ranfrei9 tauft Die alte Musfete;
Wlnobeutet @ambetta maht pieIes @ebraus;
So6 BENT i'd. Elm gnoe bat balo Die 5ebse,
uno Oeutihlano trdst Die Wlustete nab Saus.
. Neutralltdt, 0 Neutralitdt.
Sem Meiben Sauie gar trefli9 lie itebt!
@aribaIbi iu1t Die einiamifeu Oerter.
De aIte Wusfete perliert ibren Shein,
Denn hiuter ibm iagt, ME oiegB inbsbrout, ber0e rber
Lno Manteuffsl fdat in Die Jlanten ibm en
8 Neutralitdt, o Neutralitdt,
SEPT l1liebt Du Den Safen! Sebtfommf Du su ipat
3anespile, 3. u.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-02-16
6eiluns pom Rranfbeitsn bes 5alis nnb Der snnsen. pte
Sufen, @rtdltune. SeuHbuftn. Brcnditis, @ns=
- brlhiateit uub QuuatniHminhfn1t.

WatrfAanH6 BAT H6 nte suppr cine Gr,net In 70 aussebehntem Mlabe
tas Nertrauen FER Uienfden erpprben- wte tiefes auseesrthaete Vittel
fur gsua chen, 9ar@ cine lang. @sits ron ssbssn ns s.ter ben me-.
fer 60 befannt eemprben IT,. Sein slet&fSrmssr Character ano fstne
aDirffanteit In Der SeHunB Der %verfdieSensn Sals- une ennaenleotn b.
gen. MdbreuD es fur tie miiseren Sssrmen Der aran5eeit saaens y ao
Mithl aeeen BE Sdrintiudt In tbren srnen Stasten une gessn Rte &C.
wSbnl6en 8rantbeien hes 9ulfes ue Der 2unaen. NlS en wftttl &c.
oen plSblite NnfdGe BON Salsbrdu [grrupl fpnte es tets TIM Sauft &C.
Sansn msrpea uns "a aae naaaamai an Snasn aD s s$ausfea leiSea fol-
te fetne 1amdie pbe eiefeS Geeenntttel ee8en eenklben fetn.
Die 9unee n i'd 10 In fu d / mire fur Elm unteiibarss uebel setai'
ten unh tp6 'Rnb siele SSue prrsefcnmen, tn welden. Yerfonen. re an
tiefer &ranfbeit All leieen fhienen. hurh fas sGterru gectrral" setetft
rprsen fue uns ibre gefunobeit ~scafSnste ritosr erlanstsn. g eOa-
fpmnen bnn etfert % bic 1nregelndbisfeiten bes Solfes une Der qungen.
tos linn ieiba se bartnadsaea weihen rnaFen. gBenn nidts Mneeres
ne errsi6sn iunate, mustsa ae benz sGbfrrp yectcral" na&seben unb per
idminfen. +l 2Ga H-s
Sir g dns er unb I etner 1T es Sn errber Wtrfune..
Gnsbrift8en semdbrt Is srpse Grlei&terun8 unS turht tie ut
ednslih. IL 81
erSn6ttts mrt aemSbntia eurirt, rena man Sas ngterrp geets
raj In fletnen Drfen rdufs ninnt.
Seine suten Gisen idaffsn Rnp 10 ansemetn tefannt, ba6 MIR fttae 8eu8-
nMe gu per ffsntlihsn ole. netr as be WeIfdfruu8 3u seben brau6sn
tas bic 0pr;hee befeitea afts eiefelben fnb.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-02-16

TIDE BeIfunbtteile be5jel6en bnr4 bic gntipbhs
nuna pom earop6ilner Griesshtte IN iberieeiihsn
8dmp5en ioweit porbereitet lueroen %fonnten. oaB ne
In ben militdrii0en 9raeitionen SrantrslAs fetne
oiaemeine Berurtheilun8 tnebr tnoet. 4Dennt Is IN
Der Nbi6t Der Mantbdber IN Vrantreidb ld9e, ntQf
ionoern linen Die SerIteluna oes 6rieoens 5u e.
ul6aIi1en, 10 tpiroen lie BEN franaOalhen Wolts Of:
M6aIihteit gelpdbren, auf benz nnfeblboren 98e9e
reier 4reHe Bic @ahrbeit 5u erfabren ino ltine utet.
nungen 3u du6ern, unD lie tpirDen f1 beeilet1s BE
auf ibnen Iofsnoe 0eranttportli4teit nit ben yer.
trstern Der @aticn ss i1s;isn; s. StS Saa o : , e;nsr
aeualttbdtiaen Neaierung nur 3ur gntfelung Der
@reignife, 3ur Idlidune Der @ituatton uno 5lr
Aus6ebnun9 Der Borurtbeile benubt miro. fuel~e oe
frdn5bffne StaatserSiebunG ben Jranaolen oetu9..
lid ibrfr tleterleeenbeit unO hires Anlgri1es au1
Serrfnaft u6er anbere g0Iter ipfemattl1 aner5o-
10ie Meaieruna Der nationolen Bertbeioisung rest
bic WpIfsieioenihaften auf. obne ir8eno pelHes Ses
itrebeu. ibre Wirfunsen In ben Sbranten Der gellf=
tuna unb Oes WDlterrehts 5u halten; 1s NH Den
Sriebeu niht. benn lie beraubt lit 0nrn tbre Spras
de unb hire paltung Der Wto9lihfeit. TIN, leiolt
tuenn he uoIte. Der BON ibr eraeu9ten Stln1u1unS ger
Wofen aeaeniber 3ur Mnnabme 3u bringen. Sie
bat Rrdfte e%ntfeielt. welde lie nitt innerbale Der
Ghranfen bes B6lterredtes uno Der europdil6en
0rieqsltte III balten peru1ag. Wenn mir oteler VT
sfneinuna aeaeniber 5ur panobabung oes Hrle8s'
redtes in elmer Strenee e~en6tbi9t limb, Delde MIR
beoauern ,,no uelde meoer in benz oeutihen BOLTS.
,darotter, nod. mad Auspeis Der 3rieas BON 1864
unb 1866. in unierer TRADITION lie8t fdQt bic yer.
anttportuna oafir auf Die Yerionen. ipelde obne Se'
ruff uno obne geredtisung bic 5ortlebung peg ytas
poiepniidhen Rrieaes gegM DeutiAlano unter Sos'
ioouno RON ben 9raoitionen europdilher &rte9s'
ia6runa ibernou,men uno Der fran36fl1en Nation
au~fse8muneen haben. m...a.u
Gw.... er5uHe i'd 1%ersebenit. benz Germ Utln'lter
Der ousudrtiaen Mneele8enbetten eine Nbl1rlft os
grlalies unb ieiner Mnla8en du iber9soen.
800 -. -ssa@ D. Bismard.
IOieIer Depelde Tnb atpei Wer5ednlIie ~beiaelest.
bas cine bon 81 Jdlen. in melden bon trana6tlben
9ruppen auf oeuti1e Yarlamentdre 9eldolien mor-
Den 1T. bas anbere BON 81 5dQen. in Delden BON
6ransoien bic @enfer Convention perlebt tusroen III
= nit geaouer Mnsabe Der Gage, Der Dertllbtelten,
Der ytamen Der betbelliSten gerionen uno Der elnse.
tretenen 6ol8en.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-02-16
2(per's Tteber=beilmtttel,

ir Sisber unt asne. W.6felFeber. S0Ites 8iebsr. Semit.
tttenres 8ieber. Dumb asue. Geriobii&ss ceer Bilsbies
8ieber, II. 10 unb ~Itertaupt fur abe Rrantbeiten,
wel6e aus miasmdtifaen Often ober ben sis
tisen ausbanhunsen Der sampfe n.fm.,
gG entiprin8en.
gte fGcn fen Iame fast. betlt es unb smar unter allen ~urfdnhtn.
Ga IS wseer Grfenit, gaiain. Sismnib 3int cd iraenb etne aacere mt
neralifhe peer siftiae SubfanS euttdft. 70 fadtet 20 fetnem yattenten.
Die 3abl unp Scouting her 8ursn, stt 20 IN cen Sisbsraseenetn bsmirtt
laHen ih nitt bers9nen une fsten pbnt Ueipiel tn Der @eihtdte Der Ste.
berbeiimittel Ia. lnf.. Stri5 III tefrieetst eur6 BITE rteien einlaufenesn
3euamHe ron s%onfdnsieer Sehuns in %bartnddissn 8aaeu, no aae anbe-
rem Nitel RE g8ittung perfeht batteu. $50
@ttt aecimatiarts perionen. Medic in 8iebersesenssn rctnsn, cber
btefelben bertifen. Fnbsn In rem Steberb eii mtttet etnen Stub &C.
gen bic bSlen @nRlKe. renr ne IS tdsit netmen.
SIR Qeberleiben n, rehf aus Der Grfhlahung Ter qeter enttprtn-
gen IL es Elm ausssseiSaeies @Gtttei tnsem SITE esber 3u ssiunber abd.
tsfeit aufrest
EUR 8iItSie ets fetten III es rim spr sasli6es gPit-
tel unb Bat sas Sehuneeu b~epertfeatst NO ansere Ir5nsien wtTfunes'
lpS Bile Ben.
81 PER 6laf1e.
grGpartrt bon
Or. ). 6. MDer II. Co.. 2open. Maff., +
4s- prathf&sn uac anaitiitea Gtemtsern.
Braun, 8ruf u. Co.,
Observation-Disclosures Gplumbus. Otr.
IT. Sn 8icnseriauf tn alien @pottefeu su taben.
@Sr, Is. 1870 bw can't. 10 / anbqB
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-02-16
Glepelano, 0bip,

BerFhert Giaentbuw seeen 0erlut unb Shaben eErf
8euer su 70 bilisen Staten, as irssno cine anbere rssae &C.
iellhaft.
Direetoren Der @eenihaft:
MbOInb @sttbers, grdf., p. yb; @oosr,
8. u. Nlrmann, Dtes>grdt. Gbrifopb geter,
Carl @amibt. aOuis srassr. !SasOb @&r0bsr,
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-02-16
Mper'5 abfubrenDe HiQen
(Gatbartie ytls)
fir aIe .3pede eine lortrenbe Mebiain!

Us 8iett sie1ei&t fetne antere Meti,tn,
mtso. ernaam 70 aIsemetn eetrau1t
NAL rte etne abfitrenoe nod eab es L..
/,u. ). eine Mebtsin. bic In aien Qdnbern H..
..r allen &laFen 70 aIgemeine 8erbrei.
>'IuH8 faub, ME biefe milsen, ater miriam
pnrairenben pilen. Der @runb eiefsr
gri&einuns teudtet BON fslbf ein ; tsnn
: teine ansere Webisin fommt bisfer an 9u.
serldifsfett unb W~irffamfett eletA Die.
ienigen, trel6e tiefe gilen aebrauht taben,
riFen. bde fe raburn furirt pur6en Aae
dber mifen. eae eiefe Yiuen ieber3ett bic
foIha mSxfxsa aAtsp .snA hAE fk~ al
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-02-16

Marj1aIl Ba3aine in galIsl bat iein Jung :
ites &inb, nit benz i'm ieine Grau beidenfte, auf fran
36iiber Groe taufen lalien. gr bate nod Jranf'
reid aeididt unb lih BON bort einise R6rbe groe bos
len lo1en.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-13
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, July l2.
Mary Z. Williams, aged II, and about
To become a mother, was taken from a
house Of prostitution yesterday. Itlsal.
legged she was seduced by Thomas Racine,
farmer living near Troy, Illinois, who Is
said to have sent her TO this city, and had
her left at the above place. She has been
placed In the Female Guardian Home.
Bridget QuindlAss attempted to light
fire with coal oil at Kansas City yester.
day, and her funeral will take place TO-
day.
Two men named Martin and Rutler
were killed near Neosha, MISSOURI, last
Friday, for stealing a mule.
Senator John A. Logan, who has been
seriously III at his home In Carbondale,
Illinois, Is reported as Convalesclng. lie
had four severe hemOrrlages from his
lungs, which completely Frustrated him,
EXCITEMENT OVER TIE NEW YORK NEWS.
The excitement in regard to affairs In
New Pork runs high here tonight The
newspaper offices have been thrOnged
with eager crowds Of people anxious for
news. All kinds OF opinions are express
ed, but the prevailing one seems to he that
American citizens have right to assem-.
BILE and parade, or otherwise celebrate
events, without mOlestatiOn or interfer.
enCe from other parties.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-13
NEW YORK CITY.
Republican Primary Elections,
NEw YoRK, JulY z

NEW YoRE, July IL,
Primary elections were held last even.
ing, under the new organization Of the
Republican party, throughout the city for
officers OF the various Assembly district
associations and delegates to the Republi.
can General Convention. The utmost
harmony prevailed. Thre was only one
ticket in each district and but little scratch.
ing INDUCED in.
There were nine proposals for bonds
to-day, amounting 10 ABOUT 1916, 100 from
liz 20 to ll2.65. The awards will be
3 900, OOOa 1890, to 122.27.
Judge BlatchiOrd In the case Of the
English Erie stockholders, has decided
thai the defendant must cause thirty thOus-
and shares Of stock, represented by cert.
ticates, issued TO tue receiver TO have the
privilege Of registration restored 10 them.
A PROTESTANT LEAGUE PROPOSED.
The following is said to be in circula.
ton Tor signatures:
In view Of the recent, and probable fu
ture events, the immediate organization
Of q society 10 be known as "The Protes-
tant League of America" headquarters In
New York city, with affiliated secretaries
throughout the United States, is recon.
mended. For this purpose and properly
TO consider the immediate events that
give rise to this suggestion, let public
meetings be called at once In this city and
elsewhere. The claims Of Roman Catholic.
ism are incompatible with civil and re.
ligiOus liberty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-13

The News OF YEsTRRDAY.-About 10
o'clock yesterday morning, crowds began
to collect about the newspaper and tele-
graph offices in the city, anxious to get in
telligence of the expected riot in New
York. Not long afler that hour the fst
dispatches we're received and given 10 the
public by bulletins posted at the entrances
to the establishments named. These were
followed by others which were similarly
made known. Extras were issued by
both the INTELLIGENCRR and Register at a
late hour in The afternoon, and were eager
ly sought by the excited crowds Groups
OF men were TO be seen on the corners dis.
cussing the news, reminding us Of the
stirring scenes so often witnessed here
during the rebellion. Altogether our city
has not passed through day Of so great
and general excitement as that Of yester.
day, since the fall OF Richmond in 1865.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-13

street and the avenue. Here were! q
group OF about twenty police men and a
few citizens. All these discovering the
troops were aiming low, threw them
selves by a common impulse PROSTATE
upon their bellies, and scrambled away
at the inst fire. However, aportly, we'll
dressed man, who was afterwards aseer'
tanned to be r c. J. LAttimer, was in
stantly killed, and after him policeman
John o. Connorfell dangerously wounded
The firing over, there was a pause Of
several minutes, in which further attack
Of the Hibernians was awaited, while
the troops were brought to an attention,
file reloading their guns. No regard
was paid to the wounded and dying for
several minutes
The situation at the crossing Of 2iIh
street where stood, was terrible; before
the ewes of all there lay II PROSTATE
bodies, two or three were piled together
as they had fallen. A dead woman was
stretched across a dead man. Aman with
A fearful wound in the head, which COW
cred his face with blood, writhed in agony
for some moments, and then slowly crepi
to the door step and feebly strove to raise
himself upon it, presenting as he did so
lull view Of his CHASTITY injuries.
An aged working man, evidently an
Irishman, had received shot in the arm,
He sat down upon the step and desperately
faced the troops in the midst Of the firing
while holding his bleeding arm extended
before him. He remained until relief
came, dTedly glazing in silence at the
Onngemen.
Allast when the mob had been driven
TAR back on the side Of the streets, the
work Of removing the dead and wounded
began, as the column remained at halt.
SiIty.twO persons, whose names are
known, were killed, and ffty.One more
wounded.
Col. Jim Fisk was shot in the leg, and
Page, the Manager Of the Opera House,
was killed.
The National Guards are all under
arms, and intense excitement prevails. II
is considered that this lamentable occur.
renee will have considerable influence on
State politics.
The Orange procession broke up in 4th
avenue, opposite the Cooper Institute,
The Orangemcn put their badge and re-
gala in their pockets, and mingling with
the crowd dispersed. The police took
charge of the Orange banner, The city
is quiet and heavy bodies ofpolice are pa.
trolling the city. T.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-13

FALL IN or 4 TUNNEL-Trains on the
Elempfeld, since last Monday, have been
irregular in their arrival here on account
of a series Of falls In the tunnel near West
Alexander The train coming down
Monday morning could not pass through.
Passengers, baggage, &c, had to be trans.
fered, which required longer time than
would have been the case had the exist
ence Of the obstruction been known and
preparations made for 1t. Monday even.
ing the train went out from the city pre-.
pared To make the transfer promptly, but
there was no occasion to use the means
provided, as the earth and rocks had been
removed. Tuesday morning the train was
again delayed from the same cause. BY
evening, however, the tunnel was clear
and has been kept so up to the present.
Yesterday, the buSin ess Of the road was
transacted with It's usual regularity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-13

THE RACES TO-DAY.-The following is
the programme Of races to come of to-
day over the Fair Ground track:
Purse No. l-Pacing, mile heats, best
8 in 81. L. Houston, Indiana, enters
br. g. Indiana W. II. Crawford, TidiOute,
Pa, g. g. President; 7. W. BransOn, Ohio,
br. g. Sleepy George Henry Blany, Pa,
b. g. Tuck; ]. F. Reynolds, Wheeling, S.
IN. Jenny Lind.
Purse No. drumming, mile and repeat
John McGannon, Wheeling, enters 5.
g. Glencoe by Glencoe, dam Lexington,
colon-green and white; Frank Price,
Canal Dover, Ohio, br. m. Bell Price, for
merly Annie Thompson, by imported
Australian, dam. Magnetic by MAhOmetr
colors-blue; ]. F. Reynolds, Wheeling
g. g. Jim Burnley, by Paul Clifford, dam
Lula Long by Boston, cOlors-white and
red; z. Robinson, BelIAire, Ohio, br. s.
BaysWater by Lexington, dam, Bay Leai,
colors-red.
Purse No. 3-trOtting by horses that
have never beaten 9:45-mile heats, to
harness, best in g. ]. L. Houston,
Indiana, enten spotted g. Spotted John
ny; Dan. Hughes, Ohio, S, g. Dan; 7. j.
WoOdmansee, St. Evansville, o. br g.
Joe Moore; Charles White, New York
b. g. Boy Billy,
OWingto the lateness OF the hour al
which entries closed last night, there was
no pool selling, Entries for Fridays
races will close at o'clock this evening
at the Mcclure House, or they can DO left
at the Office on the grounds. The pros
pect OF fine racing to-day is most excel.
lent, as will be seen from the foregoing.
The weather is most propihOus at the
present writing, and large attendance Is
anticipated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-13

MAN KILLED on CENTRAL ONO ROAD.
Last evening, deaf and dumb man
was run over by passenger train on the
Central Ohio railroad, ten or hneen miles
east Of GAINESVILLE. The unfortunate man
was instantly killed, bis body being hor.
ribly mangled. When discovered on the
track by the engineer every effort was
made 10 stop The train, but without avail.
AS soon as It was brought to stand still,
a large number Of those on board went
back where the remains were lying, and
Il was ascertained that the deceased had
been unable to hear or speak, but nothing
about his person revealed bis name OF
whereabouts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-13
LOUISVILLE.


LOUISVILLE, July L.
To-day Deputy U. S. Marshal jackson
brought in three distillers from Gayson
county, charged with illicit distilllng.
Henry Kelly, colored, was to-day sen.
fenced 10 two years in the penitentiAry
for committing a rape on little negro
girl some weeks since Kelly all along
persisted in protesting his innocence
When sentenced he said he would rather
die than 60 TO State prison AiterEard,
in jail, be swallowed spoon and pound.
ed glass. Medical aid was summoned
and emetics brought up portion Of the
dangerous substance, but he Is still con-
sidered in acritical condition.
Fred. Hubert committed suicide early
this morning by taking arsenic, A family
discord was the cause
Last night three negroes broke into the
house Of q negro woman named Francis
N. Longest, and threw caTbOlic acid
over her, burning her face and person ter
ribly, and probably destroying her sight
They then searched the house and made
their escape,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-13

LEAVING THE CTTY.-There was quite
anexodus from the city, yesterday. We do
not remember tohave ever seen or heard Of
50 many families leaving in one day for
resorts in the mountains and elsewhere
1t Is some comfort for those whose bust.
ness comPels them to remain, to know
that their more fortunate neighbors and
friends are enjoying themselves at the va.
rions watering places Or country retreats,
removed from the heat and dust We
wish them all the pleasures to be derived
from a temporary release from care and
anxiety, and trust they may return with
refrigerated health, to resume the posi-
tions they 50 worthily hll in business or
social circles
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-13

To BE BLOWN OUT.-Good housewives
would do well to secure a full days sup.
ply Of water early this morning, as the
Superintendent Of the Water Works has
given notice that he intends blowing out
the water pipes to-day These slight in.
terruptions in the unrestricted use Of this
most necessary article are the more cheer.
fully borne by our people because they
are Of so rare occurrence in this locality.
We don't believe there Is a city in the
Union where less complaint can be made
In this particular, than our own.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-13

ONLY Two TRAsPOoNFUIs Of DoOLEY's
YEAST POWDER to quart Of flour are
necessary to produce extra biscuits, rolls,
&c, while those Of ordinary manufacture
require nearly double that quantity. This
is owing to its perfect purity and extra
strength. Aside from this fact, each
package contains the full amount that Is
represented. Hence, DooLEY's Is the
CHEAPEST, BEST AND MOST RELIABLE in
market, and takes the precedent of all
others. Grocers keep Il everywhere.
DOOLBY & BROTHER, Manufacturers, SO
New Street, New York. eOdGw