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The New York herald., 1873-11-04
Booths Theatre.

The temperance OF Edwin Booth at this house
last night marking the Inauguration OF the winter
season, viii long be remembered by the spectators
present as distinguished by popular reception OF
the actor only accorded to an esteemed favorite
after long absence, and by an old and familiar
performance which was throughout welcomed
with all the enthusiasm OF new sensation and
pleasant surprise. There was full house, and the
generous spirit OF the audience was that OF
cordial welcome TO Booth and TO sfHamlet'', and to
Booth as Hamlet. From the first act to the last,
at every salient point In the play,
there was manifestation OF fresh and
hearty applause, and at the close or each act our
popular Hamlet was recalled before the curtain.
With his house and his reception Mr.. Booth had
every reason TO be highly gratined. With tho
magnificent mounting ana the completeness OF
the accessories OF "Hamlet and OF all other plays
produced at this house our playgoers are familiar.
In the general cast OF the characters Of .amlet,v
as reproduced, IT. is sperhaps sufficient to say that
there are lew calling for any severe objections and
none entitled TO any distinguishing praise. Mr..
DAILY makesa respectable King, though he may be
pronounced little heavy. Mr.. Stock, as Polonius,
impress himself as philosopher upon him who has
known many Pooniuses. Mr.. Maynard as Horatio
and Mr.. Wheelock as Laertes give us much OF the
spirit ana vigor OF those admirable young gentle
men; and last, though not least. the house
distinctly expressed itself In commentator OF the
Ophelia OF Miss Pateman and the queen OF MISS
Wells. The performance was marked success
and Mr.. Booth from this opening VIII dOubtlcsS
have very brilliant week OF "Hamlct.n
The New York herald., 1873-11-04
OUR ELECTION RETURNS.

The result of to-day's elections will be pub
lished on bulletins by the HERALD this evening
at the following places simultaneously by means
of the HERALD special telegraph wires At
the HERALD Office, Broadway and Ann street
at the HERALD Uptown Branch Office, 1,265
Broadway, between Thirty-frst and Thirty
second streets at Twenty-third street and
Broadway, opposite Madison square, by the
stereopticon at the Brooklyn Branch Office Of
the HERALD corner Fulton avenue and
Boerum street. and at the HERALD Branch
Office at whitestone, L. l. The dispatches
will be forwarded instantly on their arrival,
the arrangements obviating any delay in their
transmission or publication.
BY these means the public will be enabled
to learn the figures of the city vote as fast as
they are reported at Police Headquarters, and
TO reach the result in this and other States as
earlyas the telegraphed information reaches US
The New York herald., 1873-11-04

THmrY-rwo THOUSAND MEN UNEMPLOYED is
. sad report from Philadelphia. Pittsburg
reports thousands Of hands idle, and in both
places great distress is anticipated. The rail-
roads in Pennsylvania are stopping all works
and improvements The outlook for the win
yer is most unpleasant in that direction.
The New York herald., 1873-11-04
Mrs. Conway's Brooklyn Theatre.

At Mrs. Conway's Brooklyn Theatre last even
ing new translation from the French was pre-
sentcd. Tne play is called 'Justice," thus follow.
ing the monomai fondness OF the modern dram
atists. Prudes are usually bores but IN regard to
this play prudery must be salutary. In ns sug-
gcstions II IL less bad than "CaTille,n but II Is
never 80 captivating as the latter play is some
times. Mrs. Conway has given the play such a
deed, '1usuce" does not merit, representation al
Ali.
The New York herald., 1873-11-04

TINS being ''election day" Wall street will
take recess. II needs Il.
The New York herald., 1873-11-04
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

NrBLo,s GARDEN, Broadway, between Prince and
Houston sls-THE BLACK CROOK
The New York herald., 1873-11-04

UNION SQUARE THEATRE, Union square, near
Broadway.-fHE GENEVA Cross.
The New York herald., 1873-11-04

The FRENCH SITUATION is one at present of
silent anxiety. Tomorrow the Assembly
meets and the battle between monarchists and
republicans will begin. 1t is no longer mat
ter of doubt how President MacMahon stands
on the great question of the hour. In another
portion of the HERALD his determinations are
stated on what is given as good authority.
He has no sympathy with the republicans;
but, while evidently favoring the election of
Chambord as king, he does not wish to act as
the monarchical stop-gap. If these were his
views fortnight since it is possible that in
the interval, he will have acknowledged the
pressure from both sides, which would keep
him where he is. He may thus consent to be
q stop-gap little longer.
The New York herald., 1873-11-04

WOODS MUSEUM. Broadway. corner Thirtieth St
RoPRp In. Afternoon and evening
The New York herald., 1873-11-04

wALLACK,s THEATRE, Broadway aud Thirteenth
street-SnE S1oors TO CoseuER.
The New York herald., 1873-11-04

ana win not deal in Iukewarm spirit win .
subject Of such vital interest
The New York herald., 1873-11-04
JOSEPH ARCH IN BOSTON.

&C temperature TOT corresponding q
year. r..................
The New York herald., 1873-11-04

BOOTHS THEATRE Sixth and Twenty third st.
HAMLET
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-11

Zen selaufen ieien mabrl9einli9 in Der
Mbf9t Die 8erpirrllng Cd grDBer 5u
MAIDEN. gs tuuroe allo pom Maire be-
foblen, ale berumlaufenoen Rinoer 81
arretiren. Ser &ir9enratb tpnrhe ab8e=.
iebt unb einige &abicale pom prafect gig
&irhenratb getpdblt. @egen ben frube=
rem iit Elm 8erbaftsbefeb1 erlaiien. -
Deboeuf Maire BON Gourgenap, lpnroe
ins @efdngniB gefiibrt aber balo ipieoer
frei9elai1en. 0ie &abicalen tbatet1 1br
M6gli@ftts, I'M 1nruben berpor5urute1.
Gs 9elang tbnen nt6t. 9a tpuroe W'=
litdr aufgeboten unb Mnfan9s Na6ts in
pie Sduier bon 20 gonlerpatipen ein=
quartirt> obi6on bie1e rubis 9eblieben
tparen. @onnta9s mar bic Snltallatlon
bes neuen ~pfarrers." Serr 9ersos
mar ertpartet als Prebiger. 0ie &atbo=
liten bielten ben @ottesoienit in elmer
S9eune. ~.
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Sic 8 3 o.

9ieie bon aller Speeulation frete tpodenlide
8eitung fol- ua1 bet Nbii9t oes Serausgebers
eine,n 6oppclt guten 3pede biener.Sbte Spal>
ten io0en nebeu BET Nlittbcilung Der tpi9ttai
fteu 3citerei9uille ben 2eiern eine pabrbaft
quite belebrenOe unb unterbaltenoe 2ettiire ber>
fdofen uln 70 5ur iuobren @i(bung uno Auf>
t(arunQ bes @olteS bei3utrageu. guS allen &C.
bieten bes BiNens ueroen Wir boltStbiiml,d)e
Nufi1be brlneen bamit I'M 1er Blatt ttabrbaft
eiuNonilie tperbe inbem eS fit ale@lieher
bet Nomilic eineQuelIe ber Belebrung uno I'M
terboltuns Elm bunter Wlarft fit ben ganSen
seiitieen Meni1en iueroe. ST ion,it bic 8a9l
6er bon unS 3u beipred)enoen Gegen ntanoe un>
bei9rGnf 10 feben mir uns in anoeren 8e5ies
bun9 bieS9ranfc, ,bab tpir ein5i9 bic @runoiabe
Der @abrbeit unb bes Nedte8 in unIerem 8latte
bertreten ipollen. - @enn nun bierna9 infer
Blott ieinem inncrcn Yrcgran,n, gen,aB 1don
NIT @ebt Nnipru@ auf bic iueiteite 8erbreitlng
maiden fann 10 lit Diefes nod biel mebr bet
SaQ 1eines duberen 3tucdeS !pe9en. Nidt UNI
iroiiden 2obn ODER @etuinn, fat Der Serausse>
bet Die vSbio" inS 2ebcn 9erufen, ionbern
bobere Motibe beronlabten bic @rinbuns oes
@latteS Ser 0an3e @ciuinn ber iid) aus oer
vSbio" eraeben ipirb, ioll obne slb5us benz
3wede eepibnet icin, cine Seimatb fiir eltern>
IOle unb bertpabrlobte &inoer in Der 0i0se1e
Columbus gu srinoen. go peit bic @littel
reiden, iollen in oeier projettirten snitalt ale
Ginber obne &idldt auf bic &elision Der 81
tern ODER auf bic Sautfarbe Nufnohme unbSer>
p1egung iinber. 9erSerausseber unb &ebofteur
oer ~Sbio" berlanet fit feline Mube auo grbeit,
Die iDm bas 8latt madt feiuen seitli9en &c.
tp,nu bic id0nite 8elobnuug irb'ibm fein ,
tuenn bic projettirte slntalt re@t balo ins 2eben
treten fann.0as 1T aber nur mOglid, tpenn itd)
bic 9abl ber Nbonne,,ten auf wenigitens 10000
belauft. Sci Dem Brei je Der vSbio", Die billi9cr
1T, ais anbere 3eitungen tann i'd nur burd)
cine grobe &erbreitung Elm nambafter lleber>
idu6 fit ben beabiidtigten Dobltbdtigen 3med
ereeben. Bir bitten oaber alle Wenidenfreunoe
bic @erbreitung ber vSDio" ln09lidit 5u fOr>
bern .Sebcr barf nit 9te1t hebaupten, oob tein
8latt M bet @clt 70 lebr Ausemeine llnteritib-
uu9 bcroient, ols uniere rSbio" 80 10 biel
sdluiubel unb 8etrus in bieic,n Gonoe Dor.
fommt, 10 pollen Fwir au benz @eia9ten nod
binaufiisen, bob uniere @i9enidaft als Yrieiter
ln6 Seclior9er in Eomerog unb bic oben ab-
9sorudte Gmpfsblung bes Sodwiiroisitcn 8i'
idofs' bon Columbus ollen 8erSa@t elmer
SGllAuns fern balteu mub.
9leo. Soiepb Setting.
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-9erSababfs fsbau nimmt i11

Ser Sababtsbau au rimmt in
ben norbmeitli9en @taaten (SQinois;
unb Sopa) oermaBen gu, oaB
es namentli6 unlere oentl9en Sarner
intereiliren >pirb, einen Ginblid in otele
@olbgrube gu se>uinnen. Die 9enanrl=
ten @taaten balten felt Sabren tleinere
Quantitdten $abaf; Der Mnbou botte
aber bisber ME an Mrsoebnung geipon=
men, ba es an 9uten 8eilpielen fe9lte uno
Die qrDberen 6ormer fiir6teten, Der Sa=
bof f6nne Dem 8oben uno Der nd9iten
Tru6t l6aoen, Mebrjabrise @srin9e
6qben jebo9 ertpielen bab Der Boben
bei 5pedmdBiser 9iineune tuenis oa=
runter leioet, uno ber @epinl, ben Ser
lu1t 5man5isfaA auf'piegt unb 10 1T au3
in ben leEten Sobren Der Sobafsbau 5l1
elmer gon3 beheutenben Musoebnung in
bielen ongefiibrten nDroli9en Breiten=
eraoen 9eIan9t.
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gbriifenperfp1auua.

Wie Die "Yeiensr 3eitung" mitt6eilt,
bet Gultusminil ter Tolt bie 8ebDroen su
ener9il6ercm Tprgeben 9esen Die ben
N}oiseleteu sutuiocr pnm grsbll6of an
~eejtellten Ge;itlic9en aufseforbert. Gs
1rl jeoe ein;elne Mmtsbenolung 1ol6er
@et1tli9en gum 0ssen|tano ether ltraf-
rebtlid)en lluterIuMaug sentod)t uuo
biele(ben auf bicle WeiIe unollsaelctt nit
immer- ,1eusn @e!oitrcfen psrIol9t loer<
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-11
Sic @aifenfinber.
(Mus Der 81. 8. YrcNe.)

gBie mir ale tpii5en, 1ino Die Wailen
i'm Mqgemeinen Die biilfloIeiten Dtitgl'e=
BET elmer @e,neinbe, m6gen ibre Gltern
reid ooer arm 9etpeien iein. Waren tie
reid, bann merben Die Rinber glei@lam
bic Beute Der 9abiu6t. Mas Elm Water
fir feline &inber mod 10 gut oelorgt uno
ibnen @isentbum ie6er Irt 5uriideelalen
baben; ra@ Ieinem Sobe sebt oo1 balo
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-11
eTuna Mntcrifa.

gon einem t6btli9en Mibeei6id tuur=
be lebten @onntag Elm tleiner &nabe,
Mamens 3aDL betroffen, belien Gltern
in Der 9ldbe BON OIa9e Bluff Wo.,
mobnen. 9erielbe ipielte nit oer bret
sebnidbriQen So@ter zines 9errn Mi1el,
un6 oieIe nabm aus einem Sabe einen
@epoler unb fraete Sen tleinen 3abl Oh
bic @6uBtpaffe selaben iei. Muf beg
&noben perneinenbe Mntmort lpannte oas
Mdo9en ben 9abnen> le9te auf ibren
@pielsenoHen an uno briidte los, tpobei
au ibrem aroben Gnt1eben cine 19arfe
2aouno aug ser Munbung oer fleinen
lnbeilstpaffe Dem iunsen 3abl in ben
&opf einora9 uno i'm iofort tobt nieoer=
itredte. 9os Wfdo6en ielber lit aug
@9mer5 iiber ben tra9il 9il9en @orfaQ fdit
sdn5li9 nDn @innen.
~ 9es Sobtl l9la9s britten @raoes
9e1tdnoig lit ber nod in ben &nabenla9=
rem befinblibe Sames M}cMobon, Der Ell
men anoeren &naben Dor 5tpei Monaten
in elmer @obama6erfabrif umgebra9t
bat. @ein Mnpalt, 9err 8ea6, batte
i'm peranlabt, bas obise @@ulogeitdno=
nib gu protofoq gu seben, uno @r:9il t.
rittsanmolt Bbelps 9laubte oo1elbe in
&iidl9t auf bas Sitter oes 9elinquenten
annebmen gu mi fen, namentli9 0a er
gu Der Sbat propocirt uoroen mar. No9
Sen 3eusenaus lase par McOfaDon ndm-
lit6 bon Dem 0er1torbenen, Der Glter unb
itarter mar se19lagen tporben, moranf
bie1er Elm Tleii6erme6er er9riff unb ibm
einen unaladli9en @trei9 per1ebte, Der
ben SOB nod li9 5os. Beim llrtbeils=
1pru9e bemerfte &i9ter Sngrabam es
lei auffalleno, bas bic meiiten @erbre@en
BON san5 lunsen Menl6en beson9en
piiroen, ,pas 1i9 naturgemdB aug Der
bie1isen @traB Bener5iebun9 erfldre Die
offenbor ben @ltern our 2ait 5u legen lei.
2eioer tperbe MeMabon Der Matel bes
8erbre9ens lein 9an5es 2eben binourd
anflebe11. s9as urtbeil lautet auf 8
Sabre @taats9efdnsnib.
- Was ein gutter 9afen peroen min
frinmt Ii9 bel 3eiten. 9ierpon muf
uns oer neunidbri9e @obn elmer Wittpe
in Des W}oines, Sa., erinnern tuel3e,
Ieiner armen Mutter lire lebten sebr
Donars itobl, um ii6 baf fir eine Nitol'
5u faufer. @abri @einlt9 reibt bi'
W}inbung bieler @6uBmaffe Die mar
nit &e9t cine &duberpiitole nenner
fann, Bis an ben @algen.
~ se1.&
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-11

Nnes 5uriid. Sn iuel6er gBeiie, tpeib
Sebermal,n. Slit eine Mittpe 1T es ntl=
enbli6 l9iper. Die &inoer obne Ddterli9e
Mutoritdt groB aa 5ieDen, beionbers menlt,
Md gars fleine Rinbsr ba Iinb. Waren
aber bic gltern arm bann lit Die Notb
unb bas gleno groB. giemanb min ober
fam Delfen. 9a benfe i9 mid in Die
Sage zines Seellprgers binein. Ct 1T
fait Der ein5i9e 3ea9e Dber Sbeilnebmer
an ben @9idialen elmer Ipl9en sSamilie,
Die obne sSreunbe unb Nerpanbte baitebt.
Ser Secllorger bat Elm Ser5, ,,immt Mn=
tbeil an Maen unb iieDt aug bielfa6er
Grfabrung in Die nd1te unb fernere 3u=
funft elmer lol6en Samilie. Gr m69te
mo6l belfen> ober er fan1t tueni9itens
ni9t in Die 2dnge uno in ioliber 8eile
fir Die 3ufunft. l1no was sel9iebt oann?
Sic &inoer tpabien obne senii9enbe Gr=
5iebung, obne Bilouns unb obne Inter
ri6t in ber &eli9ion auf, seben oann in
allen &i9tungen ouseinanber unb per=
ben gar oft oie trouri9iten W1it9lieoer
Des StQQtes tDte DER Tlr0e.
@ol6e Salle fommen nun in ieber
@emeinoe idbrli9 Dor, oft bielfa@, sans
be1onbers bei gpiben1ien. .9oraus folgt,
6oB s Die Gorge fir bic Wailentinoer elmer
@emein6e cine BET Acknowledgment per=
antportli4iten pFi9ten fir ie lit, uno
5par fiir iie als @an5es tpie fit Die
Wfitslteber i'm Gin5elnen. 9enn ieoer
Samilie fann beute Dber tnor9en bur6
500 bafelbe @@idlal begesnen ,pie
Mnberen.
Gben1o getpib aber lit es> bab bic Gin
5elnen gang oDnma9ti9 ober 9an5 unb
our ni4t in Der Sage 1ino, fit frembe
@oifen ettpas gu tbun. 9ie Gorge fir
lie lit eben cine allgen1eine Mnsele9enbeit
fir bic san5e &emeinoe. 60 lit bic
Tra9e au@ INNER uno iiberau aufsefaBt
tpor6en 1T taulenb uno abertau 1eno &C.
meinben. Sic meiiten @jemeinoen fino
nod gan3 jung unb Daben 19mere 2aiten
fir Stride, @6ule unb Prie ltertpobnung.
Dann 9ibt es lelten geei9nete 9duler ooer
Baupldbe un6 nur 5u fa1t uner19tpin9=
li9en Breilen. Sic Mitte( elmer ein5el<
men @emeinoe 5inb al 10 nod i9ma6 unb
be16rdnft. Die Natur oer Sa6e tpeiit
olio bon lelber ouf @ereirtgung bin.
9iele aber if es, bic III unierer 3ett fait
unslaubliGes leiitet. 9a miiilen freili3
ale @onoerintereHen 5uriidtreten uno
au6 iegli6e &ir9tburmpolttif. Sol9e
fat iibrigens nod 1elten ettpas @roBes
ge16affcn.
Sebe man FIN na@ alien &i9tungen
bie1es 2onoes, uno man miro foit Wun=
oertbaten 1eben : oft aus fletnen @n=
fdngen, uberaG, no tbdtise @riitli@e 2iebe
unb Gini9teit 5uIammen gepirtt baben in
6riitli9er &lugbeit.
3u einem groBen grfolge in 1870
Sabren lit mabrli9 ni6ts notbmenois,
als ein be19eioener Mnfans auf elmer
9riitli9en uno semeinniibisen @runolase.
unb Ginigfeit. . 'rn<.- .s
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Naentett Der vSbip":

sronton, 8. Sob. 6. Gid.
@ine@robe, 8. @eb. S. S. aud.
S rtsmoutb 8. Mfartin g bel.
Marietta, $. Souls g d miot.
@ipleb, .. Sobn 8. @aro.
@eip @idmonb, 8. Gransisca @ibbels.
ct. Nraucis g tatio II, @is. 8. sa tobs.
ST icoso, 81. MIh lbauer & Bebrle.
ct. 2ouiS, Wlo. 3. Serber.
Nue uniere asenten nebnen 8eitel(ungen auf
unier 8latt enteesen, foipie 9ablungen baflir.
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ben. Wenn bies binnen aur5en, bdBin
|fiibret1 tpiirbe, baB iene @eiitli6en, Die.
IIt1 inlmer mebrenben @elbftrafen ntdbt
su erlegen perm6gen uub oaber 5ur paft
9ebra9t tperben miiBten, 10 lei Dor oieIer
gpentualitdt in feiner g8ei1e 5llrild5l=
|5brefen. Gum @1luB empfieblt Der
Niinifter nod iiberau Die bole @trenge|
bes @eIebes in Mntpenbun9 gu bringen.
Mus Der Gifel t6eilt bic u&obl.
Wolfsseitun9" fol9enoe @ei9i9te NIT J:
vBei einem gu uiperrenoen" pfarrer er=
I9ien Der 8irsermeiiter unb na6oem
in Grmangelung zines oritten bic beloen
6erren 1i6 Ielbit Der eine als 8iir9erf
meiiter bon 4 Der anbere als Yfarrer
BON 3, porge5tellt batten, perlangte Der
eritere Die Grnennung bes Pfarrers gu
1eben. Das lateini59e Snltrument wuroe
berbei9e19afft unb nit einem 8iB IN ben
g 6nurrbart itarrte Ser 8iirgermei1ter
bic lateini16en WpcabeIn an. Sod OBJ
I6on iie fir i'm Siero9lppben tparen. gu
benen ct feinen @9luijel Be 1ab, er balf
f6 aus BET Werle9enbeit. St notirte
ii9 Sag unb Datum Der Grnennung, 1o=
oann Die ein5elnen l1nter1driften: 5uer1t
oie bes 8ii6ofs, bann bic oes General
picars, oann bes bii9Dfi9en @ebeim1e=
fretdrs. 9lls pierte unterfe rtigte Per1 ion
notirte er ii9 setpi1enbeft: Thalerus.
IS itebt ndmli9 in jeben1 Snitrument
taxa expeditions Thalerus Die
Grpeoitions9ebiibren betragen einen
Sbaler). so tpirb al1o Der 9err uTha-
lerus"> uenn er ni9t unterwegs perbei=
lert tpirb su bunoert Sbolerus perur=
tbei1t merben. Cine intereHante Yroce=
bur-"
- Wie bon Der 8erner &egierln9 ge=
gen bic &ot6olifen i'm Sura 5ll Werfe
9e9on9en tpirb, trd9t Der Selegrapb In
Sic gDelt binaus. Gs miro Elm ounteles
8latt in Der 19,pei5erii@en @e19i@te
|1ein, menn 1ie gu er5dblen bat, tpie in Ell
ner bemofrati|6en &epublit, in mel9er
bic prote fantii@e 8ep6lferung Der ta=
tbolij9en an 3abl 5ebnfa& iiberlegen
mar ale fatbolii i9en Pfarrer uno @i=
core perja9t, Die Yfarreien auf elm gier=
tel su1 1ammen9ei ei6mol5en obtrunnige
@ei1tli6e Der l9ieoener 9eationalitaten
ben tatbolii9en @emeinben unter MlIi1=
ten3 bon @enbarmen unb Mili5en auf=
se0rdnst tpuroen, unb oab gegen eine
1ol9e 3ertretuns Der @laubens= uno
@etpi1lensfreibeit ber bon Der >Bunoes=
perfaiIuns unb Gantonsuerfaiiung per-
bir9ten &e@te Ser &atboliten uno 9egen
Die 3erreibuns bes @ertra9es BON 1915
bur9 tpel6en bas ebemals fiiritbii i6Dfi=
DE 8a1er19e Suralanb bon Sronfrei9
losgel0it unb nit Dem &anton 8ern Der=
einigt tplroe bic pberte 8ebDroe Der
@ibgeno6enl9aft ni6t nur ni4t elm
19ritt> lonoern bic 9ulfeiu@enoen tur5
abpies.
- Mus benz Sura 19reibt man unter
bem 10. Nopember Der sc. 3eitung ::
Samfto9 Moreen bislt 9err 0efan
Sornlte @ottesbient. Sic STRIDE mar
bou BON @ldubisen ansefiilt. @s
berri6te bic srDbte &ube. Da erI3ienen
NIT @etue6ren betpaf ffnete 2onbid9er in
Der Stride unb bema@ten Die Gin9dnee.
Na@ bem @ottesoienit be9leiteten Die
&atbpliten ben Pfarrer in feline Wob=
nuns. MQ' bas sel6ab .obne &ubet6=
rung; Die &atboliten permieben jeoen
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-03-06

' STATE SENATORS,
Presideat of senate--D. D JOHNSON.
Filth District-Hon. P. Q EASTMAN, QOng
term GEO. j. WALKER, (short term)
DEhEGATES,
Speaker Of House--w ", MILLER.
Hon JOHN NJ. REYNOLDS, and Hon.
LEWIS BUMGARNER.
THE CITY.
Nayor-H. R, HOWARD,
Recurder--F. A GUTHRIE.
Sergeaat-G. E FRAKLIN.
Councimen--An r. Darst, Robert K
McOausland, John Cooley, Andrew r. Bar
bee.
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II A Il
airocious murder basjnst been dic6v-
cred here. A woman namsd Mrs VOL
is the victim. Her husband is suspected
and in custoddy, but no evidence against
bin Hasten to us, by the first boat,
while all is fresh.
|, Morton, Sheriff Of Yuba county
Wm. Black was Sacramento detective,
and at that time undoubtedly the most sa-
gacious in California The boat was to
leave for Marysville in little over an hour
Mr.. Black entered the telegraph Office,
and dispatched to the Sheriff of Yuba
county the words "All right"
That evening man with rcd shirt on
"a man of very ordinary appearance
landed in MarysviIle He was miner,
of course ifone may always judge by in
dications; but be had lazy hook, as il
weighed down by a wocful lack of energy,
and person might have wondered if ever
such man did pluck up courage enough
10 climb the mountains.
The same lazy looking man later in the
u .
evening was in secret consultation with
the sheriff and several other officials
"At what hour was the murder discover
ed?" he asked
"Nine o'clock this morning exactly
In what way?"
The news came through her husband
He rushed excitedly into saloon, on the
the edge of the town, saying that his wife
was dead. and some one had killed her =
They had lately come from the mines and
were living 10 tent Of their own, a quar-
ter of mile out of town, We will con-
duct you to it by and BY"
"a physician made and examination"
"Yos, skillful one. He says it is
clear that the woman was murdered
slraogled to death by pair of coarse
hands, the marks of which he found on
her throat"
Did he say how long she had been
dead?'
"Yes; many hours"
"What does Wolf suy!"
"That he did not sleep at home. He
says be was drunk that night, which |
have found to he true, and that, being un-
able to reach home, he lay down under a
tree, between here aud his home, aud slept
souDdly, When he awoke, according to
his story, it was nearly nine o'clock. =
Then he got up, hasened to bis tent, found
bis wife dead. and gave the alarm. Ev.
erybody believes be murdered her himself,
and VIC have some fears that an attempt
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
MASON COUNTY.

Judge Circuit oourt-RoS JOS. SMITH;
Residence, Ravenswood ,,J jackson county;
CLERK Circuit oourl--O. B. wAGGENEE, ;,
President County COurt-B J kBDMOND' 1N
clerk County C3urt--E, KlABEPLING:
Prosecuting AltOrney--D. W. PoLSLEf'
Sheriif--C. sEhoN.
Jailor-J.JEWBTT.
snrseyoT Of Lands--G, W. PUt1tN,
Assessor Dist. No. i-JACoB R0USH,
." a - "D.S VAN MATseI Dept
g No o-JOHN'U BUCKLEY. !.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
CHURCHES.

Protestant Episcopal-REv, HORACE ED
WIN HAYDEN, Rector.
ME- Church-REy. W. h. YOUNG, Pastor.
N. 4, Church, South--REy, s, X. VAUGHr,
Pastor.
Presbyterian West Virginia. RSy. R. G.
STEWART, Pastor.
Presbyterian ,Grepnbrierl-TO be supplied,
BaptiSt--REy.. j. +. HARDWIOK, Pastor
U.B. .Ghurch--REv. J.W. TAYLOR, Pastor.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
JoN W, ENGLISH, President j, D. Nc
CULLasH and JOIN 0. LE AsTER.
Point Pleasant Public school--WM. ]. KEN
NJ, Superintendent.
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(,N BANK.
Merchants National Bank of West
Virginia Mt Point Pleasant. Capital $lSO UOO'
O. O.C.AlLLgR, President, 7. SrRlBLING, Cash
Ter. Discount day Tuesday. Open every day
from a. m. 10 Sp, IN.
POST OFFICE HOURS.--ThO Office is
open from o'clock a. m. to : o'clock p. m.-
On Sundays from 8 O'Clock a. m. to 9 a NJ
VIM. FRENCH, Postmaster.
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THE HAND THAT ROCKS THE
WORLD.
BY wILLiAN Ross WALLACE.


Blessings on the hand Of ofEOmaal
" Angels guard its strepgiA spSsrace
tiSlEspalacs3 eOaagsbdyd
0, no matter where the place
Would that never storms assailed it;
! RknbCkt tSGEeOily cuylsdii .
For the hand that rocks thetfadl6
Islhe hand tha, rocks the world
InraucysIhe tender fountain; =
Power may with beauty flow;
Mother FIRST to ggideihe slreamlets;
From them souls anresliug grow,
Grow on for good oreyil
Sunshine streamed or darkness hurled
For the hand that rocks che cradle
Isthe hand thatrocks The world,
Woman, how divine yoOs IiissiOn.,
Here upon urnatal soil
Keep, 0 keep the young brart, open =
AWFys 10 lle 6rssA0l Cod
All true trophieSof tAe
Are from Mother 5pp1aFisd
For the hand TINT rocks I6e lle
Is the hand thasFocLs gesSs11
Blessiugs on The e.ldnd oi-FonaH!
Fathers, sons;ia6d daughters ttys,
And the SACRED Sorg'is mingled
MingIes where nd. tempest latkens, :
Ruhbows eyeunore are hurled : n :.
For the hand that rockbile Sfaale
Is the hand that rocks the world.
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Auatrocious murder basjust been dtc6v-
cred here. A woman naniSd Mrs. Wolf
is tue victim, Her husband is suspected
and IN custoddy, but no evidence against
bin. Hasten to us, by the first boat,
while all is fresh