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Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-06

[einem Wlale fnadter au@ isitipdrts Sab=
ne atpei PaiIa9iere batten ibrerleits
aud &epolber gum BorI6ein gebratbt
uno auf Die bret @auner angei6la9eu.
Das tuirfte. Ser u9rlmnle" erbielt feline
$55 tpieoer 5uriid unb ber GonOucteur
lieB ben Bug balten, lltn Die brei @auner
nit 5ubtritten 5um 8erla1en be]Iel6en
5u n6tbigen. @ooann febrten aub bic
9amen uieoer gu ibren Siben 5uriid unb
Ser 3ug fubr semiitbli6 ,ueiter. ....
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-06

.8en 9unn, Elm Neser BON Mlabana,
bietet irgeno einem Manne eine Wette
an >uel9er bel Der. nd6ite 'Mgriculur=
Qlusielluns nit elmer eben 10 iungen
Trau uno eben 10 bielen &inbern erl6eint,
tuie er. Ser Beliegte ion ben @intritts=
preis unb oos Mitta9selien fit ben @ie=
ger uno feline camille be5ablen. 8en's
Srau 1T 26 Sabre alt un0 1852 nit Sen
perndblt. @ie fat - &inber, BON benen
4 Paar 3uiQinse lin6.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-06

ENF gBir Daben ben 9errn Mnton
@rober bon PomeroD ols reilenoen@gen=
ten un1eres 8lattes an9eitellt. Wir eln=
pfeblen benlelben alien un1eren Sreuoen
in ben per1 6iebenen Orten, bic berlelbe
be1u9en miro, auf oas Mn9elegentli91te.
Der1elbe lit bon uns bepol1ma9tt9t, un=
ter19riften uno @eloer fit uni ler 8latt
lit gmpfong 5u neDmer.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-06
Gbrtffenoerfpl0uaA.

8efanntli6 proteitirten i'm Sebruar
Sobres Idmmtli9e @eiltli9e
bes circa 10000 &atbolifen 5ablenoen
Bernergebiets Sura gesen bic bon Der
&esierung aus9eipro6ene 9lbIebung oes
8ii6ofs 2o6at bon @olot9urn. 9te
&esieruns anttpprtete nit elmer allgetnei=
men @eDaltslperre nnb perbot Die NbDal=
tuns bes@ottesoienites nit Musnabme Ell
ner tiuen MeNe I'M sanoen Sura. Nls
ober be6enunseo9tet 1Dnlmtli@e @eii itlt=
9e auf ibrem Bofen perborrten, tpuroen
lie ben @eri6ten aur Bel ltrafuns iibertpie=
len. Mm Is. b1s. N(ts. bat nun ber
Mppellations= uno &aIlationsDDf bes
berni59en Oberseri6tes besiisli6 Der
renitenten fatboli19en Pfarrer ocs Sura
frl5enben Bel9lub sefabt: @dmmtli@e
|69 bepfrinbete fatboliI6e @eiitli@e bes
Sura iinb ob9elebt> gu ben Soften 1oli<
oari19 berurtbeilt uno unf fdbig, in eine
pIarri iteue i'm &onton Bern setpdblt gu
tperben bis iie tire oben besei9nete
proteitation 5uriidsesogen baben. ueber
Die Nfotipe bie1es in re6tli9er 9in1i6t
unqualifiairbaren 8e19luijes tein @ort,
9ermol lit BEL uns Mues mDsli9. Maa
miro nun i'm Sura 9el6eben? 9ie Yfar=
rer rGumen lire Mmtsluo6nun9et, bletben
ober in oer @emeinbe, Inn na4 Mrt Del
erlten gberilten 5ur 3eit oer @erfolsune
iDres 9lmtes gu tparten.
Ser erffe Gpnf1tct 5wil9en Del
&egieruns uno Dem 8il l9of BON Silbes=
beim 1T na@ ser Srantfllrter 3eitung II
folgenber Meile aussebro9en. 2eberel
batte, ratiirli9 oDne ben, Sberprd lioen=
ten bapon Mn5eise gu MAIDEN, ben &C.
ninarpriei iter @ieDers gum pfarrperpeIe Ie'
in @eulingen, einem 9orfe i'm Gi9sfelo'
bel Duberl ltaot, ernannt. Ser &reis=
bauptn1ann 93ooetualo III 9uberitabt
Wlitglieb bes iebioen uno Ganoioat bez
fiinf ftigen Mbgeorbnetenbaui ies, unterl rla9
Dem unseiebli@en Bfarrer Die 8ornabm'
BON MmtsDanblungen unb begibt 5i9 70:
gar IN eisener Perlon, besleitet bon
OrtsporieDer bes 9orfes, gum g farrer
erfldrt linn, bab ale Sanolunsen, bic e,
pornebme unsiiltis ieien> unb forbert bi
9eraussabe Der &ir6enbii6er, epeatuel
6ie Nn5eise 6es Muf be'uabrunssortes, pa
nit er bie5elben perlie9eln tDnne. 8eioe!
perpeisert natirli6 Der Yfarrer unite
Proteit gesen bas 9an5e @erfabren uni
ser &reisbauptmann entfernt li@> un
erlt tpeitere Snitructionen einaubolen
Ginise Sage barouf eri&eint bqnn eli
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-06

N@ Sir 2amrence Gountp, .: b.
ben mir bem Serrn &obert 6. Gid gu
Sronton, 8. bic @sentur ber ~Obio"
iihertragen.
MMF Sir @cioto County, 8. baben
mir Dem Serrn Martin @riibel gu Ports=
mouth, 8. Die N9entur Der uObio" uber=
tra9en.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-06

|
8arm1e,ta lit tekt in Maris.
9amit Die pariler ben r9roBen Mann"
BEN iie jebt gu be6erbersen Die Gbre ba=
Ben, au9 sebiibreno i6dben lernen err
5ablt ibnen Der uSisaro" bic 2ebensse=
|i6t4te bes1elben in folsenoer @eiIe:
8arnum lit oreiunole6s5ts Sabre aft.
SIN Sabre 1910 in Connecticut gebpren,
besonn ct feline Dffentlibe 2auf6abn als
Sournaliit. ST 9riinbete ben uSreien 9e=
rolo"> aber oas @ei9dft 9ins ni@t ct
bing oas 9anoperf an ben 9lasel unb
bun1melte. Gines Sages, cs tpar I'M
Sabre 1884, sins ct 5iemli9 nieber16la=
gen iiber 2ano uno iab eine alte gleseril1
Sabafbldtter bre6en. u8ie alt biit
Du?" frug er fe. - vM6tsie Sabre"
M9t3is Sabre, ba9te 8arnunL 5toeimol.
a9taig fnb bunbertunb1e95ig - vtuo lit
bein Serr 2" - Cine @tun6e 1pdter bate
Barnum Die alte gle9erin fir tau 1enb
Douars sefauft uno a6t Sage barauf
seiste ct fe als Die 1unoertl le95i9jdbri9e
Mmme @albinstons. 9ls er fa5t eine
balbe Miuion perbient, 1tarb Die Nlte;
8arnum peranl ltaltet ibr Elm pra6tooues
2eiGenbegGnsniB nit patriotiI9en &eoen
aebn 9ollars bic Perlon, un6 Elm 8an=
fett gu einem DolIar. Barnum mar nit
ieinem @etpinn balb 5u @n6e; ct trieb
ltd nun flint Sabre i'm Circus Derum
uno frab Werg. Gnbli9 ertuarb er in
Mep Dorf auf greoit Elm 9foritdten=Goz
binet, bas ct balo nit auBeror0entli6en
9ingen berei6erte. @ein Slid un6 lein
@ubrn tparen besrinoet. :3uerft 5eiste
ct Elm anteoilupianil9es Sbier bas ct
1elber gema9t bate, nit feds 5lii9eln
un3 o@t T[o1en bas spar bic Sirene
BON ben Tioi@icSni ieln, bic ben Danfee=
9oo0le pfff. Terner 5eiste er 9eatten
nit @aKeln unb Snbianer=Sduptlinse in
&riesertra9t. Sa1 Sabre 1856 als ibm
1ein Cabinet bereits idbrlt6 100000
Solars eintrug, na6te er Die Befannt=
|19aft bes Gbarles @tratton, Der unter
Dem Name1 Som Sbumb ooer @eneral
Som=sP sPpuce beriibnt getporoene 3per9.
gs mar Elm Sinh BON feds Sobren Bar=
mum ma9te fiinf5ebn baraus> breilirte
bas &inb unb 16idte es oann als 3merg
an alien SOFTEN guropas berum. Damn
ensosirte er Die Sennp 2inb fir l50-
Concerto unb fibrte lte in alien Stdoten
Der @ereinigten Staaten berum. Na6
Mb5u9 bes Sonprars unb oer Soften blle=
ben linn bret Millionen ilbrig: .Nls
SennD 2inb fort mar tpoQte garnunt
bas @eburtsbaus Sbafeipeare's in Ame=
rita berumfibren, aber bic Gngldn6er
erboben einen SDlenldrm 1lno er nubte
ouf 1einen Ylan ber5i9ten. Da Barnum
|iebt reid tpar, tpollte er au9 an Der Yo=
litif Mntbeil nebmen. St trat 1868 tllr
Connecticut als Ganbioat in bic 9egtsla=
tar auf, fiel aber sldn5eno our9. 9ann
erfanb er fur lein Muieum in Netp Yprt
:: Die fnsen6en Slide, Mutomoten NIT Ell
! ner 5pieGboie I'M Snnern uno etn paar
: beraoloete 9:auben, Die er jeoen Morgen
salpanilirte; tpeiter 5eiste er elm ge5dbm=
tes &rotobil. brellirte 9unoe, berlibmte
! @dnger uno &ielen aug @nitralien. Bar=
), num- 1tebt nit einem Barrier Gtablille=
ment ser Sable 0'bpte roes Monitres" in
} Yerbinbung; ba TT olles @eftene gu lez
+ ZEN mas Yaris paIlirt. Bornum ent.
! Iph,t fin, hie nm ba Elm Gren1plar nuf
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-06
81 6 t 1t 1T q :!

~ 0 { 1t 1t g!
gSic ipir uniern Sc iern idon lit bet !ebten
Summer mittbeilten babcn tuir ben sansen St.
trao, oer iid aus un nierm Blatte erseben fann,
All Dem 3mede beTi,nmt, bas banit elm @ai>
1enbaus innerDalb Der Di05eic Columbus &C.
orinoet iucroe unb bet So6miiroigite 8il@of
Molcerans fat beien &lan ausbriidlid seneb>
miat 0amit abcr irseno etuas @riprieblideS
auf oieie Bcie su Stanoc fommc, ino fir un<
fer Slatt Gau lenbe bon Nbonnenten notbis.
Grit bann fonucn pir bel Dem icbi9en bili9en
Vreije bcl1clbcn belteben unO fit ben tuo9ltbat>
ocn 3wed cinen lleberidub erbalten Gs lit
Sbatlad)e, bab Der @obltbatisfeitsiinn nnierer
Bepolferuns 1i9 BEL ieoem Anlaile allentbalben
ol0nscno be,uabrt bot Stun baben Iuir bier I'M
oanseu liioiucfli6en Sbeile bes rei@en Staatss
Sbio tcin cinsises @aiienbaus, oas alien &in>
bern, bic eincr iol@en Seimatb beoiirfen, obnc
llntcrldieo often Fanbe. Die nSbio" fann
ober sur @rinbuns einer iolden Intalt einen
eroben She'll beitra9en iuenn iie 5ablreide
sbonnenten fnbet. Sic fommt oaber init fri
{dJcm Mutbe bor baS Yublifum NIT ber abiidt
lid gum germ seiebenen @ait tn alien Sauiern
su MAIDEN. gSo@e fir @ode berfpridt bic
v0bio" fur; unb biinois sla@ribten gu brinsen
aus Set neuen uno alten Seimatb unb auS fer~
ncu @elttDeilen fie tuiu id0nc uno ipannen>
&c @cldid)ten crsa6len fit Die sllten uno bic
sunsen iie uil bclebrenbc Iufiabc brinscn
aus Den berldiebcncn @cbieten bes @iiIens, iie
mill au@ ni@t eriessramis uno fopf1anseriid
jein, ionbern aud) Die unb ba nit Dem grnif ben
S1er3 ubtue@ieln lailen, iie pia iobin auf
ensen, @oume Gin pabre5 Gamilienblatt I'M
pol(len Ginne. bes g8ortes iein. 0os allcS
peripridt bic vSbio" unb eebenft es su balten
iucnn Soft hill. Sa iie trast iid iosor nod
init bem @eoanten in 3utunft bie(Iei6t nod ein
@(eDrercs gu tbun uno nid)t al(ein burd) Borte,
loaoern aud bur6 8iber bistueilen Die sroben
unb fleinen ainocr gu erfreuen. Sic @abrbeit
uno bas gfedt pirb bic vSbio" INNER ais ibr
8anner Siesespanier anicben. Sci allem bic
fen 1T Die vSbio" bas bilisite @p@cnblatt,
pas man finben fonn oenn ielbit Die armfte
Tamilie fam ben SpottpreiS brn $50 I'M
spnseu Sabre lcidt be3oblen.
gSos nun ocn eblen 3luecf betrifft iuelden
bic u0bio" uebeu oer llntcrbaltuns unb Sc.
lebruns Drcr 9eier oerfolst 10 iei nod seiast
tab bsr &eoacteur unb Serausseber fit feline
Siii1e uno grbeit Die ibm bas @latt madt,
uno 1don semodt bat, gang unb gar nid6ts an'
bereS berlanst aIs eincn 2obn bon @ott. 9e'
sonse @rtras bes 8latteS nod ab5ns Der &c.
fen fir Sat, 9rud unb @apicr foa alleir
Rem s,pcdc bicnen cine Seimatb fir elterntoit
1nb perlpa1rloitc ainoer inncrbalb Der Dio5ei'
columbus au sriinoen. Bir erlparten babe'
sabIreidc ncue abonnenten bon allen Seitc'
su erbaIten. aein 8latt im ean5en 2anSe ber'
bient aus ben ansesebenen llriad1en 70 fegr hi'
ellseu,eine llnteritiisuns ols "nfere p0b!o,'
Ssir Bitten oober nomentlib bic So@ipirbl9e1
teutiAcn grisfern aller Srten nnler 8latt 81
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-22
Market Farm for Sale
ALLEGHANY COUNTY, MD.

TRE FOLLOWING STATEMENT Is
i strictly in accordance with the facts, and
Is no overdrawn picture OF what can oe
done: ... =,
ofiich alluvial bottom lands, not liable to
overflow, in the form Of an oblong ~ lare,
level, and at this time In nne conaItion,
situated between thePotomac river and the
Baltimore and ohio railroad, with depot
or swi Gu connected with the property, and
is about halt way between Tum oerls sud and
the aensely populated c >al and iron region
OF Georges Creek Valley, where vegeta b es,
or, in ner word the profucts OF truck
farm, can be sold In any Quantity and at
prices far exceeding the r~tes In Eastern
cities.
I he health OF this place and vicinity is
excellent and sgus and lever unknown sor
the past twenty years
There also about seventy fva acres OF
strong linn s1oue uDland situated on the
opposite side OF The Baltimore ana Ohio
railroad from the bottom land
The quality OF this and nd It's proximity
TO certai uly ihe most active and best mar.
ket- In the world, would IN AXE one under.
standing truck farming % realize fortune
in a few years.
This regi su Of country Is rapidly h!ling
up, and thus Tar the market cannot be sup
pliei without sending OF for vegetable"
rom other places
II ny one q string To make a profitable
investment in sucn property will visit thGs
rlace and n I'd that all we CLAIM tor II AS
well as what Is represented about our mar
kets, &c has not been correctly stated, his
Z expenses will be paid We therefore conn
IDENTIFY invite persons to come and look and
lnve tlgaIe the matter for them selves
There is a lime kiln on or near the prop
erty, which the party buying can use
without rent, and thus MAKE his lime Al
simply he expense OF coal and burning.
Addr. -: K ID. IOtS-US,
fehs-,ui Cumberland, MI.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-22
The Davenport Brothers.
nm the 81. Louis Dtspatch.1

From the 81. Louis Dispatch.l
An episode, accident incident or
whatever you may please to call it, oc-
CURED on board the St. Louis and Ke-
okuk packet, Lucy Bertram, last night,
that, if forgotten by those who witnes-
ed the affair, will ever remain as green
in the memory Of the principal as the
remembrance OF his first courtship.
The Davenport Brothers, o. whose
fame as Juggling spiritualists" every
one is familiar, took passage at Keokuk,
on the Bertrsm, for St Louis. taking
With them their cabinet in which they
perform their most wonderful tricks
A little after dusk, the brothers asked
the clerk il be would object to them
setting up their cabinet in the cabin OF
the boat and giving series OF perform
ances. The clerk made no objections.
and, forth with, everything was put in
working order, and the Dsvenports
were amusing the passengers in their
usual style.
The boat landed, az usual, at Clsrks>
vile, and took on a passenger, evidently
from rural retreats, but with knowledge
enough to know what staterooms were
tor. Walking up to the clerk, he called
for ticket, paid for and received it.
hastily examined it and strobe rspidly
up and down the cabin in search OF
stateroom No. | but seeing no such
number over the doors he concluded
the Davenport Cabinet must be No. |.
At this time the Dsvenpors were in
side strongly tied and With the door
shut The Mlssourisn with q quick
step reached the cabinet, placed bis
hand on the knob and pulled tie door
wide open, stepped in, full OF assurance
that this was his state room. One mo-
ment after Missouri was flying through
the air like double semr-qulvers and
zyrating on the floor like a boneless
man. Missourisn bad seen the devil
caught him on the fly The Dsven-
ports were like infuristed devils, true
enough, and had elected the intruder
but several OF the psssen-
gers declare the trick was double one,
sud that they exposed themselves. Ger
ain it is Missourisn is the only one
who has 90 far attempted to explore
he cabinet while occupied by the Day-
Imports.
A collection was afterwards taken up,
md the amount realized was just fiji
cen cents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-22
Total, lO,OJO Gifts, all Cash. zee.

The money tO pay all thei" gift- in tull ~
now on de yosi IA the Farmers q DroyeTs'
Bank, Of LOUISVILLE, md set asife for that
purpO ., and can only be u 1ed for that puI-
pose, Al y III be- cen ny the following csrti.
fiCats Of ne ca hisr:
UFFICEoP FARMERS And DRoyERs BANK,
IoUEvGLLE KY, April :, 1873,
This II to cei uiy that there u In the
FRrn"rs'aud DrOver~'bauk TO he the credit
OF the Third Grand Git Concert, for the
benefit OF the Public Library of RenIucky,
nve hundred too Isand dollars, which hss
De.n set apart b" the man t2ers tU pay the
gifts In ul, aud will be he'd by the bank
and paid out for this purpose aud this pur-
pose only.
R.s. vEErH, Cashier.
The party, therefore, who holds To- tick.
al drawing the capital gin Will gei SOD U)O
n gr senbscks, and 10 f1r the $1,000 gilt, the
So OJD, th~ s2l, 90, the 5000 the 90 aud
all the other gifts, i0iUJln number amount
ing 10 s5OD0O.
The remnant OF unso'd tickets will he
furnished to hose who first apply ioTders
accomp pan ed by the money always having
preference over agen, ~ at the following
prices Whole tickets, $40; halves, -; anu
quarters & -. ii whole tickets for 500, q
TOR 500, Il3 TO- 81 " End $40 Tor $500. No
a lscount on less than slg1 worth at a time.
The concert and distribution Of sifts will
begin at D O'Clock on Tuesday morning.
July 8. In On lie Library Hall, and Ihe fol-
loving will be the order Of proceedings: Isl.
Music by orcheetra band. d. Placing nj tags
lone for each ticket sold) In large wheel
81 Placing Of Kits in small wheel. 4ih
Music by Orcnestra band. 5th. txplanato-
~ TenaTks y rTe-ident 9Th. lrawInx oi
irst baIf OF gifts 7th. Music by orchestra
hand. stb Drawing OF at AT OF giits.
9TH. Placing Of large wheel with tags In
hands ofc0mfnittee appointed Dy audience
10Th. Orand orchestra concert
The music on this gr 'Dd OccasIon viii be
the best that an he procuTei, and the gen
tiemeu who count and plare the t8gs and
giIts In he whrels and supefintend the
drawing and keep the record Of the drawn
numoers will he chosen from the be<t
known and most trust worthy Citizens OF
the state. All will be 20 coDdurtef ss Tn be
perfect guaranty against complaint from
any jus s'urce.
The payment OF gifts will begin on Ssiur-
dsy, July u at . O'Clock 4. N. Tickets draw
log gifts must BE- presented at room No. 4
punllc Library Building, where cash chec ks
upon the Farmers and Droysrs' Bank, Of
louisville, or sight dfaits upon he Four b
National Bsnk oi NV York al the option
Of the holGer. will be given for the tickets
A II giIts not called for In months from the
drawing will he turned over To the PuDlIc
Library fund.
For IulI particular N send fo- circular.
fHOS. H. BRANLLgGE,
Agent Public Library seotncky.
LOCIEyILLk, kY.
J.V. 4. RODG EBkS, Ax~nt,
l0S Market Ht.
apli-d2tawtWeow
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-22
CHICAGO.
Great Storm In the West

CHICAGO. April 2l.-Advices have
been received here containing accou n ts
OF terrible suffering and loss Of lite by
the late storm in the town and settle
ment twenty miles west OF St. Joseph,
Missouri. The storm ragged three days
and the people did not dare to leave
their houses except as they were COM
PEELED to by the buildings being blown
down. The house OF Mr. Barnett was
destroyed and Mr.. Bsrnetts four chil-
dreu and Mrs. Grain and two children
were killed or frozen to death. The
offices at Cawkers were blown down,
and four persons were brought into
that village dead and mspv others in
that neighborhood died Of exposure.
At Belleville, houses and stores were
blown down. At New Scandinavia a
large Touring mill was carried sever
al feet and the engine house blown
away. The ferry boat across the river
was sunk; several dead bodies were
found. The storm was 40 terrible that
men who happened to be in a hotel
could moi get away.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-22
BOSTON,.
The Labor Reform Party.

BosroN, April 2l.-Tus meeting OF
the Labor Reform State Committee,
usually held in September, is to be held
in this city on June 2sIh. 1t is pro-
rosed to nominate an Independent
ticket and take advantage OF the pre-
vsiling feeling throughout the country
regarding the eight hour movement
and the tanners demand TOR cheap
rams portsuou and other kindred sub
,ec,s. The policy Of the party is ss
follows: The programme embraces a
larger class of voters than heretofore,
who wisb 10 some way TO attain q rem
edy from present evils. The platform
will also embrace plsnks concerning
monopolies ar d denounciug the nation.
al bank system.
1t has been ascertsined that Phillip
Goldstein, who WAS cow cted OF setting
fire to bis clothing store No. 81 Wash
ipgton street, with the intention OF de-
frsud,ug the Insurance company o.
$4,000, had on hand at the time OF the
fire only $1,000 worth OF stock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-22
q uIefds.

D. Holland has 'Topic' in Scrt5-
,!-s or May, on the recent discussion
su eide from which We quote the clo-
,ug paragraph
II man i. nothing hut 40 animal, #
This lIie is all there lie Of exl-teuce, anu
!ne question simply concerns the
amount Of com 'ort 10 be got out OF It IN
tDs transient world, why, let him do as
De likes with himself and his friends;
hut he who regards the present scene
- onIS the foreground OF an iniuIte
-giruuL es'ure, through which, it one
tread 'sithfury the prescribed passages
o. usin as well as pleasure, ne shall
S1i himself in higher pathway, az
c'rs queuce, at the lsst-we say he
Vs.. lake life whether it will 6e conve-
nrent or 'ncouyeuient, and hold it g. q
s.'t Of God, inslienshie bv any reason
Of luirmitv or suffering, or hopeless
iisease, or cost to other Ire through
aces-sry ministry The doctrines o.
Protes or Newman and Mr.. Tolemachs
s-s uacbrrstIsu doctr,n mes They carry
u bsck into barbsrism-bsek into the
d,rkness in which children killed pa
rents that became q burtben to them,
and mothers s,rspgled infants that
could on'y inherit their own sutferings
1t IL sn Infamous criticism OF the divine
siom, sn insult TO Providence sn ss-
ssult upon the safeguards OF society
and T, Election upon human nature
and human destiny, from which all
vnrD.tiao manhood recoils as from the
iouch OF q serpent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-22

AMERICAN LoCoNorlyEs.-The supe-
rioriiy OF American locomotives is thus
frankly conceded by the London En-
ginser, which commenting on the un-
willingness Of British railroad men to
adopt improvements, says: at is be,
yond question, be the cause what 1t may
that the locomotives used by the
United States cost less money and do
more work than EnglIsb locomotives
No English locomotive superipdent has
ever proposed, however, TO build an en-
CINE frnm Yankee patterns, and try it
on sn English line, The thing would
be contrary, to all precedent and there
fore il 10 not done"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-22
MEM PHls.
n q rdeF.

MEMPHIS, April 2l.-On last sstur-
day a man named Theodore Jordan
attacked bis ueighbor, Dr. Joyner, hv-
ing torty.hve lies above here on the
Arkansas side OF the river, sod was
killed by the latter, but not Until he bad
stabbed him three times severely.
Fatal Array.
Near Friar's point Mississippi last
Saturday Q plantation negro named
Mckinney and an oIerseer named
Daips bad q quarrel while At work
Dains quit work and started for bis
cabin and getting q shot-guo started Tor
Mckinney who seeing him started on
a run for his house to get bis pistol
but was iu intercepted when
within eight test OF the
muzzle Of the gun. Davis fred both
barrels loaded with slugs and bnckshot.
the charge taking efectiu Mckinney q
abdomen completely disembo~elins
him. Davis clubbed him with the guo
breaking his skull. and the stock OF the
gun and bending the barrels q then
threw down the gun and ded. but VA
captured and lodged In jail.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-22
RIVER NEWS.

CINCINNATI, April 2l.-River falling
with II feet 10 channel; weather clear
and pleasant.
Arrived-Camelis, Tennessee river
Henry Probsseo. Memphis r r Hud
con, Wheeling Allegheny Belle No. 4,
New Orleans.
Departed-Ssm. J. Hale, New Or
lesns Exchange, NashVille Alexander
Chambers with tow OF coal arrived
rom Pittsburgh. Business rather
quiet
EVANSVILLE, April 2l.-River hss
fallen ooe foot ten inches since Sstur-
dsy; westher clear a,d pleasant; busi-
ness dull; Port list, ]. W. Garrett and
barges, down; Pat Rogers from Cincin.
nati to Memphis; Packets on time.