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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-19
MYSTERIOUS MURDER ATMAD-
IS0N, IND.
A Man Comes Home at Night, Finds
an Intruder on his Domestic Do-
main and IL Killed BY Him,

A Man Comes Home at Night, Finds
an Intruder on his Domestic Do-
main and Is Killed by Him.
MADISON, October 19.-Henry A. Arm.
strong, well known citizen OF this place,
formerly one Of the proprietors Of the Ma.
rine Railway, came 10 his death about II
o'clock last night, under circumstances
that rival in mystery the celebrated Ma.
than murder case OF New York. The
evidence before the Coroner's Jury, dis
closed the fact that Armstrong had not
been living amiCably with his wiIe for
some time past. During the last two
weeks, he has been at New Albany, In
diana, where few months ago he pur.
chased an interest in the pottery works
Of that city. Armstrong unexpectedly
returned home last night, took of his
boots, left them in the parlor, and went
up stairs to his wile's room, where Mrs
Armstrong says he beat her, abused her
in every manner and finally dragged her
down the stairs. At the loot OF tue
stairs she screamed and he released her.
She went up stairs immediately present.
ly she heard pistol shot. Armstrong
was found by q neighbOr laying outside
the back hall door with q bullet hole just
at the corner OF the left eye. Upon ex.
amiuing the body the forehead was found
to be covered with bruises; ono of his
hands was somewhat cut and torn, show.
ing that the deceased had been engaged
in violent struggle. The bullet passed
upward and entirely through the brain.
Il tho wound had been seliintlicted
powder marks would have undoubtedly
been lound, which is not the case.
That the case is one Of murder and not
suicide there can be no reasonable doubt.
The most mysterious part Of the affair is
how Armstrong got in the house-that
he was inside was proved by the TACT that
the body was found without boots and the
boots were found in the parlOr.
The Coroner's jury have not yet return
ed a verdict.
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The Democratic Detection In Penn.
AYlyanin and OHIO.

Col A. X. MCLURE, the distinguished
Pennsylvania Liberal leader, in an inter.
view with reporter OF the Press, stated
EscNe as follows:
RspOrer-Then you do not impute
BucEaleT's defeat wholly 10 fraud?
MrLure-NO. With all the frauds per.
rtnid here, the Democrats could have
elected Nr. BuCkalew by forty thousand
10 The State. There were not over ten
houaSl fraudulent votes pOlled here, 10
which may be added q false count OF not
lis than five thousand; but the debduch.
yg Democrats, and Tie paralysis it flung
.1H Mp party, made u difference OF ten
thousand more in this city alone. With
OuS hundred and sixty.twO thousand
pies registered, less than one hundred
lni nineteen thousand have been retern.
elU cast, and certainly ten thousand oI
those returned were cast by repeaters.
There were fully 10000 Democrats who
DID not vote the tiCket-probably one.
hGrth voted the Republican ticket under
he promise OF pay or protection, or
both, and certainly $1,000 did not vote
stall They were not dissati6ed with
Tie ticket, but they were dissatis
id and disgusted with the infidelity
q their leaders. Thousands Of Re-
p1blicans failed 10 vote, because they
EoUld 10! vote with tho Rings, and
10 less than from 5000 to 5000 voted for
Bnrkalew. Mr.. Randall was faithful,
lal did all that was in his power, but he
H.turaly trusted much to his party or
ssilstiOn, and bis whole calculation
filled.
"NePorter-lIOw many Republicans do
you uesIinste US having voted for Bucka-
levi tue State!"
"NcClurC-Therc were no less than
1900 IN the State, and probably 10000
NoPosSible measure Of fraud could have
dseated him, but detection in the Demo.
t'ahs ranks created dstruSt and diSSatisfdc.
Maa orer tho State, and The Democrats
We Iot mme from their opn ranks than
@Rpub!Itdn GeessIions."
Commenting on this the Cincinnati
ts7HTt'a', the foremost Liberal journa!
dAe West says:
llAt Is what is the matter. There was
election in the Democratic ranks even
aae 10 The October election. There were
Kt'saly'three Democrats in Green Town.
mp Who did not appear vt the polls at
as AIe election, and over thirty OF the
~ Sae sort in Colerain. There are Liberal
iMspaUiLcans is,p enough to elect Greeley yet,
y. a'Ge Democrats would come up solidly
s?aaI Iae work; That's exactly where the
ia"s it precisely. Tho Democrats
w ao' come up to the work in October,
'Sataeyw not DO it in November. Why
'AoOld they'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-19

VENERABLE VEnICLE.-Mr. List, oil
this township, has now in his possession
and in actual use, carriage built in 1884
by his father, who was a soldier of the
revolution and wounded at the battle Of
the Cowpens in -, and also at the battle
OF Chippewa, in 1879. The old vehicle
bears the undoubtable proofs of antiquity,
and is priced by It's owner as vcry pre.
cious rclic-BSllaire Independent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-19

Mr. GREELEY is of the opinion that
the harvest would have been better in
October II the subsoiling had been deep,
err The soil was unusually sterile, and
rIequircd'extra labor. Liberal agricultur.
lists in tho yet unharrowed States afC
recommended to bear this in mind.
There arc no ills that cannot be remedied
by sufficiently deep subsoiling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-19
Tho Canada Horse EnIdrmir

ToRoNTo, October 1S.-Thc epidemic
among the horses is now extending
through Canada, seriously interrupting
the business Of the country. The street
cars In Montreal haye stopped running.
In their stables more than three hundred
horses are sick. The farmers arc unable
to bring grain to market. The disease Is
very seldom fatal, but recovery Is slow.
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Notorious swindIer Arres,ed.

KEoKUK, Iowa, October 1S.-Robert
Il. Young alias Haines, alas Williams
alias Youngerman, alias Roberts, a not0-
rious swindler and confidence man was
brought here to-day by detectives from
indianapolis and Desmoines, who captur.
ed him in Cahaka, Mo. His last field Of
operations was in indianapolis, where he
swindled merchants out OF $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-19
Heavy Suit for Damages Against q
st. Louis Paper.

ST. LOUIS, October 1S.-S. N. Goodale
entered suit against the St. Louis GIo5e
Tor 100000 as damages for publishing n
dispatch from Boston, furnished by The
American Press Association, in which
GoodSle is said to be suspected of being
connected with the assassination of ChaS.
Lane at Dorchester, Mass, last Sunday
evening.
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
UPPICE OF THH CHIKF 8IGNAL OFYICkR.
NAsMlN1roN, D. O., October lS,-7:30P.n1
PROBABILITIES.

PROBABILITIES.
On the lower lakes and In the Middle
and Eastern States a rising barometer,
light northerly 10 westerly winds and
clearing weather, but with little cloudi.
ness or rain, on Saturday. In the South
Atlantic States variable winds, with gen.
orally clear weather, and in the Gull
States similar weather, with light north.
westerly winds. In the Northwest and
on the upper lakes northerly and westerly
winds and clear weather, extending also
trough the Mississippi and Ohio Valleys
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-19

FATAL RAILROAD AccID ENT.-Yester.
day morning as the "tast freight" trains
on the Baltimore s Ohio railroad were
going west, otho Wheeler, brakeman on
one Of the cars, was struck BY the over
head timbers oil "Yough" bridge, near
Oakland, and received injuries which
caused death. His body was taken to
Cranberry, from whence 1t will be re-
moved today TO his late home at Boons'
boro' Maryland. Cumberland NEiei.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-19
A Yirginla ReEimeut at pallImore.

BALTIMORE, October 1s.-The First
Virginia Regiment, accompanied by the
Howilzer Company Of Richmond, arrived
in this city to-day and were received by
a committee of the Fifth Maryland Regi-
ment The regiment visits Baltimore TO
celebrate It's own anniversary, as also the
anniversary OF the baltic Of Yorktown,
which occurs tomorrow.
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LITTLE ROCK.

LITTLE Rock, ARR, October 1S.-Thc
State Fair CLOSES TO day. Throughout the
week the attendance has been larger than
at any previous tair. Thos. L. Thomas
while coming from the grounds last even.
Ing, was thrown from his borsc and killed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-19

o.s VOORHEES, has written a letter
.,sceuiug his defeat Tor Congress, where
!, be nys "it was simply a stay'at'home
Tts that beat him and hurt the cause eve
rrb,re." The slay.athOme vote will
sr.ll larger in November than it wasin
n,,ohnr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-19

Tn, success Of the regular Republican
,v'.r., or ticket in South Carolina Is con-
.as,.j I,,s ss lpsuriDg the election OF Con
'.S ..,.,m.p ELLIOTT (colored) to the U. 8.
s,,,,a a the successor Of SAWYER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-19
Coach Robbed In Montana

HELENA, October 1s.-The stage going
south was stopped about 4 o'clock last
night, three miles north Of Pleasant VAL
ley, by two road agents and $1,000 taken
from tho passengers. There was no ex-
press treasure on board.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-19

PITTsBURGH, October 1s-River about
stationary with four feet three inches in
the channel. No arrivals or departures,
LOUISVILLE, October ls.-No change;
clear and pleasant.
CINCINNATI, October 1S.-Riyer four
feet, rising; weather clear.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-19

JUDGE G. W. SAITH received quite
number OF votes for Congress throughout
the district on the Sth inst. That being
considered by some as the proper day by
law to elect Congresamen.-Ranatsha
Journal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-19
Presbyterian synod OF Baltimore.

WILMINGTON, DEL, October 1s.-The
Presbyterian Synod Of Baltimore in ses.
sion here, after consideration Of the SUBJ
ject Of rotary eldership, introduced by
Rev. Geo. Morriston, Of Baltimore, de.
cided to ask tho General Assembly 10 re.
consider It's action In the matter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-19
Death ofEFOrmer Bishop OF Pitts.
burgh.

BALTIMORE, October 1S.-Rt. Rev.
Michael 0'Connor, formerly Bishop Of
Pittsburgh, died this morning at Wood
stock College, near this city. The funeral
will take place from st. Ignatius Church,
Baltimore, on the 23d inst,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-19
llnGntelligetrrer:

:, "a, ,,morcd in Washington Thurs.
i, = ,igb, that Col. FoNSET had sold the
pIamt,DIiI He1.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-19

ONE Of joaquin Millers heroines Is de.
sscribed by him rs having "thin, white,
jewelIed hands" and "brown arms bare"
Was she black, white, or Indian ? Is the
conundrum.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-19

BANGOR, NE, October 10 s-Four inches
Of snow fell on the west branch Of the
Penobscot, yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-19

Pas ts >. Town for Strangers to Visit.
GtouoSS SSaaSer was riding horseback
lSSCl . oGE city on Saturday evening lust
Gki ~. o'clock, when the cry Of horse.
y soma ' ;,oSe,d raised against him, probably
a0s II. .'pScoFttgible wag. He was pull
RSotjsSr morse E,I and dragged before the
tpssJSS H.. who opened bis court for "a q
Bat i WA ~S' OF the supposed offender
tttns.t" vas a. Proven at the trial that tht
~ Ilis,S,s NJ was riding his own horse apG md
~u'0G TO his legitimate business
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-19
q 2 TILE RAP n,
ASSOCIATED PRN8s REPORT,
E1eluslvOly 10 the Intelllgeaeer.

py tho Western Union Line,
D aoe Northwest COZ. Of MAia and Monroe SIS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-19

R00 BBLS. FLOUR.
OOO IS BblS Rye Flour'
IVY Half bbls Lake Herring,
50 White Fish,
100 " Mackerrl,
so Quarter bbls MacEercl.
100 Kits MackCrcl.
.S9 B6ls choice n. Q. NolAs5cs.
% Golden SyrupB,
80 Hhds choice N. o. Sugar,
~ PR. do.
DcmGrRra do.
400 Bbls Refined do,
500 Pounds Peaches, " and rs.
30 Kegs choice Lard.
~ Iierces do.
100 Bags chOl Coffee,
Arriving aud Tor sale at lowest cash prices. To
purchasing. '''"''
nasl5 NELL i ELLINGHAM,
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A we'll knowa A-thedst clergyman o.
Pittsburgh, osm.d R,ss. has been arrested
upon the charge Of robbiax . fellow psss-n
ger 10 . sleep ing car. The amount s,olvp
was 46 900. The excuse The reverend gen.
tlsmsn givSs for bi. lsrccny Ia that while on
bis Wy from Pittsburgh to Quincy, H., be
4 flowed binssli to rartake Of Intoxicating z
di inks, aud while under their influence took
the money. which he did not stsal. but
which be found on the car floor. The adags
10, "a poor excuse il better shan Zone" but
10 this sss II will be thought that In I'd,
lag druL kanbsss to his other crimes, the
reverend sinner has not acted wisely.
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A young man namsd William Counors
narrowly siespsd . sevsrs burnipg, at the
Boyd Farm skating rink, On Saturday cv.n.
Ing last He was skating st the time. sad
secIdsatslly skatsd seainst . derrick lamp,
stsndisG st one end Of the rink, npsst,iux
Il ssd sovsloping hin With burning sil.--
But for the timely assistance Of Nessrs. Cal.
n. Psyns and silss Hughe', Jr., who took
% tLsir coats ssd smethsrsd out the Ore
Conus's would bsvs been severely, sud
probably, fatally burned. M. c. desires
~ to raturn his heartfelt thanks to those
1snhsnen Tor thsir timely assistance Ia
ssvisg hin IRAN mare severe seorcbiua.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-08

On Saturday an oil train 90 the Allegbs-
~ Valley Railroad took nrs from . spark
from . pAssipg engine. snd six tank cars
Of oil were burasd. Al the time The Rrs
broke out the express train was at Scrub.
'grsss aud came On up to Brssdon Station,
near whsrs the Ore vas raging, ths ~ng,nes,
snd several Of sbs psassuesrs gstsiex su,
sud wslkiug mp to The 6rs, whom spddssly
ole q The tanks bur''sd suvslopias tb.h,
10 dshSs. Thomss Bennett, the engineer el
the express trails, vAs horribly burasd and
iustso,ly killed, sud ssvsrsl others Of the
pssssngsrs severely bnrosd. Osr sswus-
man, Mr.. Tbsmss hcDonsid. wss s,snd,ns
near at the time and nsrrewly:.scsped be-
ing severely burned.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-08

Tvs Or CREEK SBePs.-Ws learn tbs,
1t 10 now almost certain that the suops OF
The on Creek d Allegheny River Railroad
will net b removed from, this place. Sens
OF the director, We Understand, have been
hsur'ug up the Increased eoss Of running
them st Titlisvll!s, sad Aud the balance 90
ovsrwhslu'nly iu favor Of Cory. that 1,
would b folly TO remove them. We trust
these shops will bs retained. They will no
doast bs considerably enlarged, and will
form 40 important sdjnnc. to the prosperity
Of thls city.-Rspubiican
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-08

NRw IoRx, January 8.
Jauss Fisk, Jr. was shot twice ia tss
brssss By EdWssd Stokes, atths Grand Cen.
ual Hotel, o. twenty minutes psss four
O'Clock ipis afternoon. The sf'Air tech plsee
10 the vsssibuls. fisk wss assisted 70 .
chsiT. Il 10 thought As csnnot survlvs.-
Stokes vas arrested and conveyed to the
Fif,svnth precinct station house. Fisk had
us' s!ish'sd frso bis carriage and enter I'd
the hotel when he wss shot,
rns vIcrtM's srArsNExr.
NJ. Jisk's ststsmsnt 10 ths Coroner w.
10 The eject that hs bad come TO he bo,sl
and made Inquiries - 10 whether Miss
Morse We 10, and being informed in the
Affirmative, proceeded up stairs. He bad
20 suspicion snat any one wau.sd 10 harm
him. When about % the asst lsnaiog 6s
saw . assh and fslt something strike him
upon the abdomen. Before falling hs rec
onizsd Stokes % bic assailant. Hs did no.
again sss Stokes Sill b was brought bsfsrs
hin to identify bin.
The evidence Of the boys 10 the hallway
cerrobsratsd ,bs s,sssnsnt Of the wouodsd
mao.
TIE coAoyxR's JuRr VERDICT.
The jury rendered verdict that F sk
bad csos 70 bic Injuries u the bands VI
Few Ord e. Siokss.
Bsld'o, bic former passsssr, wAs smsps
those Who visited hin.
It 10 rumorsd that Stokes hss engaged
John Grsbsn TO Let % his counsel.
The bullet pssSWatsd sbout I've inches
shove ,,hs nsysi and passed down .swasd
Ne right.
cOl.0xEL v'sK DEAD.
,NSw York. JaRvsrv :.
A fsw misntss bef"ss eleven O'Clock ibis
asroiog. james F'st, Jr, expired. All
that unssmi.tIng medical skill and shensios
could do had hrso done. bat sf no avail
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The yea 1877 opeDs up badly, 90 tar %
peace and L der are sonssrned. Not day
hiss passed nee tbs new year was nshsred
10 that ws b. " not bssn regalsd BY The ,sIs
graph with a'roeious murders aud horrisls
sutrsgss. the details VI which sra una. 10
print. ThM, crimes were not confined to
shs particular Stats or section, but we're
perpstrs'sd Esss aud Wss., Nsr,h and
South.
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Conssdsra able excitement was oecasioned
among onr citizens on Saturday evening, .,
the receipt Of The uous BY telegraph OF The
eowsrdiy assassination Of Col. James Fisk,
BY Edward Stokes, 10 New York City. Mr..
Fisk wss we'll known to many of our ei.i-
zsns and oil men, sad sn ivsraal feeling OF
regret at bis death wss expressed. Speedy
rstributien should follow bis murderer.
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The following marriage notice 10 from q
Texas paper: "Nsrs,sa on the lot instant.
BY early candislight. ss the wisw.m si The
bride, in the town Of Mason; Mason county,
Texas. BY JAMES N. Hunter, Eco, Pr.sid
ing Judge Of said county, senor Rsbsr /
Gsrdsaer, Of the Rspublic Of Mexico. to
Miss Auy Fsrrymsa Of the renowned ,rib.
Of Seminole Indiau', aud one Of the few toi
lov.ra Of the aoted Chief Wild Cat. Quite
= number OF gd..ts were present to witness
the two loving hearts blended together .ad
par,,te of the maguide.a, p!sp.r.,iou. ,ha.
were supplied 70, the sn,srtainmea wh,sb
wonId have done honor to the roy.l lodges
Of ths proudsst chirftisu."
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The yvsr juat commenced 10 WIS. 10 s.n-

The year jaat commenced 10 Whist 10 gen
e:slly known =" lear year February h.v ing
twsn'y-nins days 1t 10 one Of the ys.v in
which The calm ,cons'rvsive order Of tbinas
10 ssnpposad to be overturned very Violently.
10 which the isdirs are mppo'sd to lay
asid" their coq"etry aud tho privilege OF
saying "yss," ssd to assuus the delicat,iy
discriminating task ofss!ceting their ovs
hrsSs-ts.
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This evening, Mile Zos, The svau tisui Gu.
ban sylph, assisted By . full New York
dramatic company, sppesrs at sobsls Ope-
~ RouSS, In tho celebrated sensation drama
or "Bsttbs, the Sowing Machine Girl; OF,
Dessh - lie Wheel" The drama 10 we'll
written and gives this sslsutsd lady full
scope 70 dIsp!ty the remarkable his,riopie
pvwera Of which shs 10 possessed. The
pises Will amply repay oil who s!.rnd. Ls
,usrs' be . crowded hents.
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NOTES or TAE DAY.

wiseossA hes . p.s,odoo.
whsn draustiss ths TieSSorns esSs'
F.r,uo. t.il.rs ..iIl thrive 10 England
Peru sill Ys,el,ss Revolutionary pro-
jee'e =.
rha. h.rni, s.s p.rishsd ssli,, h Isdi-
sus.
Anew Haups.irs COW ai.d OF hssr. die.
sssS.
psrsiASmss beer srssines the Georgia pol.
A Michigan baby bis bic .osgns and
bied - tss,h.
They call then "su4ograph in,ita.ai0s 10
S. Louis.
They are bufning cora instead Of coal q
AAyssir,s, Ky.
Over six thousand milliss pins ere ussa
in the United States each year.
Live sl.ms have BEEN dug from the
prairie within . nils Of Houston, Texas.
A Csliisssis yousgs.sr lssse.d . large
grizzly, sod took hin safely Asne.
Victor Bussusl dsssat allow bo,.a TO
buns him. Hs pre- fare 10 hunt the boars.
A,sxis 10 going 10 "psriors,s the bound
log buffalo" 10 company With Gen. Sher,.
dan.
WHIT wonld Dictrss coy TO bis biosrapb.
er II be could spsski Spare my liis-Bos&.
Post
4 Portsmouth, N. H., youth won The
s!akss VI . Os, NY eating Two pouuds Of raw
bssisieAk.
A Kentusky farmer rsisse.l to buy . se&.
isg nscuins-"hs ssved h,s wheat cut oi =
bucket.
Some one says that . Sunday evening tss
10 tao most sooiabls sud enjoy Abls meal Of
The wbUle week.
Ths total sambsr Of permits for The srse .
ton ol new buiidiugs 10 Puilsdelpuia las,
ysAr wss =, ,295.
KieS Lonit Of Bavaria broke hh m.,ri-
mouia' engagement with his cousin because
she ate ptuoea
Here 10 90 awful warning. A Philsdsl-
pbisn .wss arrested ssd bsld TO bail 10 $500
for stealing Two umbr~llas.
4 usw style Of for 10 known BY tbe ma m-
N Wolverine. sod viii 10, It 10 said, %
popular next ssssea ~ sssiskia 10 th.s.
vv.rsou. BY -unui, two c.nioruia con-
v'cts relieved shs tedhnm of eoadusmsu. BY
digging out ofjAil With . spooo.
Tho s,sbbiag Of . s.spfs.her 10 called by
m S"sllshipspsr - painful, e.ss." Tn.
stepfstber donb!isss regarded I, ~ .ueb.
wisoonsIn b-iies organize bunting parties
take .hSir little shot gaus asa str,d. Of to
the woods, without any horrid rYo to both. :
them.
Norwood, The Arksnsss nan who sho. q
girl bseauss she wouldo'. m.tty bin, had
bic ease attended t, soon afterwsrd BY =
Iysehins party.
| A celebrated writer siys tAss II one could
but read II, every human being carries hi,
life 10 bis face, and 10 good looking or ~
reverse. - that lite Las bssu good Or
evil.
A Nebraska married man. who slopsd
with q yoang girl, was pursued, knosksd
down, bra.sn aud rs,sksn hy his iudisusn
wife. He bss goas out Of the slspsmeu,
businesa
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-08

The fr'suds Of Odd Fellowship will bear
10 MUD shs lecture ct SobsI's Opera House,
i'-ruorros evening, BY Rev. J. J. AcIilyer,
OF Pittsburgh. Subjsot-"0tigiu and Oh.
t"es Q, and Opposition to ODD Fellowship.
A | are iusitsd.to attend
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-08

LAw'-Les l. AsC.luont now sesupy
w" 0as' Of n. y. Smiley, over the Bank.
" I" 'h'" sht rsms!a IA Franklta, 1t
-'asL old .f.ic.. &,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-08

rh" evening lhAt bix deer thst bss boss
sa's'nc IN front Of the Roc ,-s,sr H,ouii. for
se'''"l days past, will be raffsd for at that
botri.