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PcrsonaI-.R1n 0m Il EsariEs~-EnGltst
Diatruat In Utah WinIatE H1nnagc-
n1Cnt.
SALT LAKE, Mnrch 20.--A1rs. Senator Logan
loft here to-day, for the East, with tho remains
Of hor father, Capt. Cunningham.
Tho run, this moraing,. on THO First National
Bank, produced considerable oxcitomont but in
CONSEQUENCE Of oil demands being promptly paid.
confidence waa fully restored before oloaing 4ho
bank having, 40 reported, cash surplus OF near
ly $1,000 -..-..,
concern with regard to tho management Of tho
Utah mines ownol By them. It is stated that
English capitalists arc loaing confidence, not aa
to the intrinBio value Of tho mines, but on ac-
count OF tho sharp speculative practices Of par
tics interested iu thla Territory.
, 1873-03-21

Close OF the penitcntlury EnvcstiEE-

Close OF the penitentlary Gnvcstigr-
ti0Es
JOLIET, ILL.,, March 20.--Tho Legislative Sub
Committee, which has been in this city invcsti-
eating the charges against the Ponitontiary man-
agomcut, roturnod to springfield to-day: Mr..
Wharton, ono Of tho editors Of tho Repnbltcan,
was orierc. out OF the prison this morning by
the Wardon, and Mr.. Phelps, Tho former store
keeper, was rofuaod adnaitta,,ce by the guard Of
tho door, unlor orders from Warden Edwarde:
request of tho Committee OF Investigation, and
the manner in which thoy woro trcetod by tho
prison authorities made tho Committee fool far
from pleasant.
, 1873-03-21

ALBANY, March 2o.-Tho New York charter
WAS reported to tie Senate this morning, and
made the Bpocial ordcr for Tuesday rext, The
senate Committee has made several important
ohangeB. Tho Board OF Assistant Aldermen Is re-
taiuod. Tho Mayor is to nominate tho heads Of
departments, and If tho nominations arc not
confirmed within iye days tho Mayor and Prcsi-
dent Of the two Boards arc to appoint. Resolu-
tions were adopted denouucinB tho action OF
Congress In increasing tho salaries, and calling
upon the Representatives to urgc tho repeal Of
tho lar.
In tho Assembly bill to encourage tho ays-
tom Of traction towago on tho State canals wan
loet-G1 to 80,
, 1873-03-21

oxoroiHos Of tho nov high school building, fly this
place, woro held hero this aftornoon. largo
and approciatiye audionoo eH6omblod at tho
hlgl,-sol.ool room at O'Clock P. N. and listened
to addresses by Capt. II. 4. Ford, Of Niloss,
Win, Esa, aud otllora Of our citi2onB. Tho exsr-
oinos wore intosBporHol with music, kindly fur
ulshed by a quintet Of our boHt singers. The
completion OF school building 30 elegant and
commodious has given liyoly impetus to tho
cause Of education In this part Of tho State,
, 1873-03-21

PHILADELPHIA, March 2o.-Dotectye Blom wns
easge elsyss ot agpraetiso imposition on tho poo
ple Of that city. When arrested, paper was
found on him p,1rnorting to DO certificate from
the Swiss Benevolent Society, which gayo n'1.
OF distressed people from switzerland. For
some months back lie has collected from $50 to
e200 por weok, al Of which ho appropriated to
+, Ia 1tyf1
, 1873-03-21

sVfcitt5 Dispatch . The ChicaGo Tribune.
1np1aSApo11s March 2o.-Thoro IL prospect
Of trouble III lilo Clay County coal mines. Many
Of tho mine operators, dospairins Of coming to
q satisfactory understanding; with the etrikin2g
mnors hsyo resolved to 1opsso, tho Welsh watA
Richmond, Va aro expected ut the minos OF D.
+. Atnaton tomorrow, md tho strikors express
tho determination to resist by force this innova-
ton. Unless sufficient mum Dor Of negroes are
put at work to ronler opposition uaslcBB, bloody
work 1ney bo expected,
, 1873-03-21
CUBA,

HAVANA, b1nrch 19.-Danalte aro operating In
the yioinity of Databana 4eyoral peraons arc
reported to 11ave boon killed. by tho bnnd.
On the 18th inat. tho Insurgents attacked tho
end tho inn.1rgontB woro ropalaed. Several on
gagoments arc reported to havo taken place in
tho Central Department. ..
The Havana Li5orantes olaima TINT the insur-
gents wore victorious.
The Spanish stqamor ol1iokamauga arrived
from New York.
, 1873-03-21

cd In Franco, where they havo sluco drawn
anppliea Of money and provisions, Tho euro
Santa Cruz himsolf noiournod aomo timc In
DaJonno before pnaalng into Spain, and was not
intorfered with. Numbora Of UarliBtp wear tho
uniforms of French Mobiles and many Fronol-
gentB IIo ataton, in conclusion, TINT tho Gov
ornn,ont Ia taking nil measures TO put a .atop to
thosc oxoosses, md rocent!y seized as hostages
the mother Aild sister OF Curo 6a11ta CRUZ.
, 1873-03-21

SAN FnANo,sco, March 20.-On the 11th ct
March, near Wiokenborg, Arizona, the Apaclloa
murdered Augustus Swain mud JamoB Mcdonald.
Tlacir bodies were horribly 1autilated. Swain
was ono Of tho frat settlore md for long tiane
q Government guido.
Tho opizootio is universal IN Central Arizona.
, 1873-03-21
Tr0ur,l0 in Virginia.

NEw YonK. March 20.-A Richmond (Va.)
anoeial SAYS Chat tlaoro is great indignation tn
southwosfom virginia over tho arrost, IN Patrick
1,ounty by United Statoa of1cials, Of the U9unty
Iudgo tllo Hhorin and otholy, upon complaint OF
y f,iritfyo uogr0,
, 1873-03-21

tho Same in tho hands Of Alr. Simon Stevens.
The proceeds of tho anle, undor tho will OF Mr.
stovonu, In n certain oyont aro to beo gtvon 70
oreot, ostabllsl,. and ondow llonso Of rotug -
Lancaster, pa, for tho rcilst Of homelaaa tutlt.
gont orphans, who llnyo lout oitlor paront."
Mr.. stoyenB' will provides that in thia inhtltu;.
tlon "no profcronco shall bo shown on nccount
Of race or color In tho admission and troatmont-
neither poor Hernann Irish. or MahommodnnB,
nor any othorB, on accoi1t Of tllolr or rcig-
ion OF their parents, must DO excluded.
, 1873-03-21
OHIO,


Co1uMnus, O., March 20.-In tho House, to:
day, the following bills passed.: House bill
preacribing tho dutieB Of the Insurance Commits
sion In testing tho solyonoy Of fire and life insur-
anoe companies, and declaring what ahall con-
sttute the reinsurance fund Of mutual COM
pauioa SENATE bill to regulate contracts in bo-
half OF tho State.
Bills wcre introduced to oxtend tho torn Of
Office Of County Auditors from November to tho
second Tuesday in March,
4 resolution was offered, and referred to tho
Judiciary Committee, instrnoting that Commit:
tee to inquire and report upon tue question Of
tho constitutionnlity Of tho right Of women
above the age Of q years. Who psy tn, ,ta1oss to .
their eligibility to hold Office OH School Boards.
III the gennte the bill to prohibit lotteries Haa
laid On tho table.
The following bills passed.: Houae bill to
codify, amend. and repeal tho school-Laws Of
mont OF commissioner to examine tho Morgan
raid claims Sonate bill to authorize tho Trus-
toes Of the Cincinnati southorn Railroad to
contrnot for the completing md lcaaing OF tho
whole line Of railway House bill to provide
for tho payment Of foou to Probate Judgoa for
tho completion Of unfinished torma.
, 1873-03-21

LITTLE RooE, Ark, March pa bill passed
tho Bounte making llquor-dcalers 1eponsible in
damages for any ono Nlo may got drunk from
iinuor purchased from thou. IT
Lii was introduced ropealing the law OF 1868
granting aid to railroads; also repeating tho
fnw authorizing countios to subscribe stock to
railroads,
, 1873-03-21

TRENTON n. j., March 2o.-rhe "Local op-
noasponcd by . vote Of 20 to %. In the Senate
the general railroad Law passed. unanimously.
IN tic House, to-day, tho resolutions offered
condemning tho Congressman Of this state wlo
voted for tho increased salary bill, wo:e indotni
itoly postponed, 81 to II.
, 1873-03-21

% South Canslst., will sol SATURDAY. March 23 Al
10 m largo lot OF Household Furniture. Bhow Casos
o1oo Dosks and Chal; 900 Cigars, Single md Dou.
bio Harness. Bowing Machines, E1tonson Tables Crock
osy Wn1p htoyss, liohomtan 0lass Ware, DO, ao,
, 1873-03-21
EhFmGrks nEuetiuu .dso.nny.

palNcEroN, ILL.,, March 20.-rho farmers of
tho s1xth congregational District Of Illinois viii
meet at thtn place tomorrow forenoon. at 10
o'clock, for the purposo Of forming q district
association. E1nllont speakers viii DO present,
, 1873-03-21

Convention, thia morning, nonlinatod George
Balm, prominent morchaut, for Mayor; John
Il. FiBso, Comptroller; D. O. Coleman, Troas-
uror; e. l.. AdEoon, Auditor; Dan o'oonnor,
DDriHter,
, 1873-03-21

FLonENcE, March 20.--The Emprcna Of 1susnia
l,aa arrived In this city. sho lis jonrueylng to
southorn italy, whore she contonplatoH romain-
ing somo tlmo for tho boueat Of her henlth.
, 1873-03-21

Special D!tpatch to The Chicago Tribune;
LANSING, Mich, March 2o.-Iho bill a1lthorla-
laiids to grant such lands TO MD the building Of
q railroad from Marquette to Mackinao passed.
tho sonato this morning. with slight an,ond-
montee, in which tho House eoneurred, receiving 5
required two-thirtis. Tho Bin for tho appoint
mnnt Of State uistorographer was lost. Tie
bill establishing homeopathy IN tho State Uni,
yeznltty came to a inal pasaugo in tho AouHo, md
to be sont to tho Untvoreity to ascertain
whether any difficulty existed regarding tho
mctlicnl instruction OF oil sl1ldonta whatever,
and their preferences. Tho bill passed. pro-
hibitng fiHllng with any kind Of continuous nots
IN tic inland Lakes md streams Of Michigan.
Tho House Committee on 1satlroads and Public
Lands reported fayorably on ropon!ing tho tax
exemption GU the granted lands to tho L'Anse
d Ontonagon Kailroal.
passed the Horso BILLS to provide for ,puniall-
n.ont for fraudulently removing or embozzling
goods or chattoln leased, or subject to oontracts
OF purchase; to authorize the purchase and
Detroit, for the intormont Of doconsod Mcli--
Ean aoldlers and sailors, not otherwise provided
linal resting-p1aee, and to appropriate sc, 900
Therefor; to authorize aud empower the Board
Of Control Of etato .Ias, Lands ,. t9 j.. nsks ;,
tho Strata Of Mackinaw to marquette, on Lake
Superior. This Inst bill has boen tho subject Of
laturo. Tho ncccsaltios fora railroad connecting
| the railroad Byste1na Of tho uppor md lower
pnninsulas, and the advantage expected to result
| to the 1oWer peninsula from such connection
| wore presented to tho Legislature some oyon-
| but, as it was believed such road would not be
| constructed for some years, at least without
State aid, the Legislature las decided to grant
tho needed assistance, 80 as to Aooner secure tile
| 1N.-A. .a45~ - Ia
, 1873-03-21
BRAZIL,

NEW YonG, March 2O.-Rio Janoiro navicos re-
port from sixty to aoyonty casos Of yollow fevor
occurring thoro dnily. Tho oholora had brokon
out at Para, and was worry fatnl.
, 1873-03-21
s>n,ux, Rfcn.llNYlfD NlSyE,

OCCNN SEcnf1tBN1V NoE8s
NEW YonK, Alarc!, 20.--ArTivod- -Tho ThMrln-
ga from !iabutg thn ,terdsm tierGra ,tW4 an n'a
from Ltvorpuol.
I.oNpoN, Marcll 2o.-The steamers Caledonia
and Matne laye arrived out
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-05

POLICE CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of by Judge Rogers yes
terdsy morning: John Zimmerman
drunk, (about the fortieth time) ten dol
lars and costs, or thirty days., Necessity
compelled him to take the latter horn Of
the dilemma. Samuel Winesburg, disor.
DERBY, five dollars and costs. Mrs. Tape
same, dismissed at the complaInants
costs. This last case was a slight IN.
pleasantness between two women in the
Eighth ward, and was private affair al,
together. The public peace was not dis
turbed, and hence His Honor very pro-
perly decided that the public should moi
pay the charges.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-05

ANOLD CITIzEN.--MICuAEL EDWARDS
ST., father OF Michael Edwards, our pres,
ent market master, residing near Mounds
vile, West Va, is now in his one hundred
and sixth year, and at this great age, he
is apparently as young as men ofsixty,
and has complete possession Of his phys
ical and mental faculties. A few years
ago he paid visit to his birthplace, in
Pennsylvania. On arriving at the city oil
Baltimore, en- route, he was warmly greet
cd by many Of his old acquaintance and
friends who, when he was about TO de-.
part, proposed conveying him from the
hotel to the depot in a carriage, but he
respectfully declined, saying he would
much rather walk. lie has voted at ev.
cry Presidential election from the time Of
Washington. He chews tobacco and
smokes Ake a jolly fellow; and when ask.
ed as to his temperate habits he will re.
ply that he always drinks when he is dry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-05

We met the man in market the other
morning, who had the peach crop killed
last month, and who prophesies a potato
bug raid this year. He says he thinks
the hay crop will be a failure this season
as the warm SHOWS in February started
the grass buds, and the extreme cold SNAP
in March nipped the stamens and set the
sapto running back into the roots, which
will make the stalk grow the wrong way;
and those who cut hay this year will
have 10 use hoes or sub.soiI horse rakes.
He contradlcts the idea that the ground.
hogs shadow is sign in the zodiac, and
says It Is not indicative Of a storm. He
told us he had bought another big, fine
dog, but was too poor 10 take a news.
paper.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-05

NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GooDs.-C.
Hess, northwest corner of Main and
Quincy streets, has just received full lines
of Cloths, Cassimers, Vestings &C., of the
latest styles and best makes, and adapted
to tho season and this market. Large
stock oil Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
always in store. All the clothing manu-
featured at this establishment warranted
to give satisfaction. Prices as reasonable
as any tirDt.clasa house in the city. Call
and examine goods and compare prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-05
sE,n-ANNrA1 DRY Goops OPEN1Na.-

sRSu-ANNUAL DRY GOODS OPENING
Henry Brues, of the great dry goods en-
porium in this city, had his semi'annual
opening last evening, and for more than
two hours his magnificent sales room was
crowded with the beauty and elite Of our
good city. It's hardly necessary that we
enter into a lengthy description Of the
choice goods displayed, or Of their ar
rangement. Suffice it to say that an i'm
mense stock Of the fine fabrics which Mr..
Brues keeps constantly in store to meet
the wants Of his customers, was arranged
with the same exquisite taste that charac-
terized his previous openings. 1t must
have required the services Of large force
for 9 considerable period to adjust the
thousand and one articles on exhibition
last evening, and to do 1t so as to pro-
duce the fine effect Of light and
shade so particularly noticeable, gave
evidence Of q pretty high order OF ar
tistic talent. By previous announce
ment ii was understood that that no goods
would be sold; the entire evening was to
be devoted to ieasting the eye. And hun.
dreds aVailed themselves Of the opportu'
nifty who will doubtless visit the estab.
lishment Of Mr.. B. within the next few
days to give him practical proof Of their
appreciation Of his efforts to please the
public and furnish them with the choicest
goods ut the lowest possible prices. We
thought we saw this resolution depict
ed on the faces OF scores Of tho ladies
who crowded and urged their way
through the IhrOng filling the spsci-
Gus bazaar, and we are confident
that this was precisely the contamination
desired by Mr.. B. when making arrange.
ments for this brilliant exhibition. The
time and labor required to get up such an
entertainment, If it may DO go styled, will
be good investment, as It's beauties and
richness will be heralded throughout the
city and crowds will come 6ocking to the
great dry goods emporium, like doves to
the windOws" on certain other mcmor.
able occasion. Mr.. B. and his accomplish
ed and courteous assistants will be ready
to receive the calls Of their numerous
friends this morning, and will be prepar'
ed 10 convince them that the goods which
looked so charmingly last evening are IN.
surpassed, and the prices entirely salts
factory to purchasers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-05

NEW STORE AND NEW GooDs.-Eman.
uel Emsheimer, one Of the most enter
prising dry goods merchants in this city,
has rented the new store room, 1872 Main
street, and fitted It up in a neat and taste.
full manner. Mr.. E. has just received and
has now displayed on his shelves and
counters, one Of the finest stocks OF dry
goods ever brought TO this market, com.
prising everything usual found in such
an establishment. It's notnecessary that
we enter into details OF all the:articlcs he
has for sale. Our lady readers may be
assured that for completeness and variety,
styles and quality, they will find Mr.. Els
stock unequalled In this city. Para.
graphs elsewhere in this department OF
our paper this morning will show
that Mr.. Emsheimer Is Determined to give
as good bargains as his neighbOs. Polite
and courteous clerks arc ever ready to
show you the elegant goods in store, and
will think 1t pleasure to do so whether
you purchase or not. We believe It will
pay to call in and examine this stock be-
lore making your purchases. Weare sat.
isGed that you will seek no further when
you see tho quality ard hear the prices Of
the choice lines OF alpacas, silks, suitings,
muslins, &c, &C., kept at this dry goods
emporium. Drop In when shopping.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-05

HOLY WRRK.-With 10 morrow Palm
Sunday, begins Holy Week, name Civ
en- In the Catholic Church to the wGel
Immediately preceding the festival Of Es
Their, because she then celebrated the most
sacred mysteries with solemnities Of pc
culIar interest. It was anciently called
the great or painful week, or week OIL
sorrowa The ceremonies begin on Sun
day, when Christ's entrance into Jerusa'
lem Is commemorated by blessing palm
or other green branches and distributing
them TO the people, whence the day is
called Palm Sunday. On the Wednesday
Thursday and Friday evenings the Office
Of the Tene6TGe (dArkness) is chanted
This consists oil the mathis and lauds fol-
the following mornings, which 1t Is custo'
mary 10 recite every night. During the
service a large candlestick supporting u
lights arranged in the form Of triangle,
which denote Christ and the prophets
who predicted his coming, stands in the
sanctuary; the lights are oneby one ex-
tinguished, until only the upper one re-
mains, which Is taken down and placed
under the altar until the close Of the Of.
flee, and then brought back; this symbol.
ICES Christ'B burial and resurrection. On
Thursday, sometimes called Holy OF
Maunday Thursday from the word man
datum, commandment with which one oil
the services beginsJ the institution Of the
Lords supper Is commemorated, and IN
some places the priests wash the feet Of
70 Door persons, in imitation of the act
performed by Jesus toward his apostles.
1t is done by tho pope TO - priests
though why the number 10 instead Of 12
10 not we'll understood. The bells
arc not ruug, nor instruments oil
music sounded from the Gloria in q.
eelSS In the mass OF Thursday until the
same time on Saturday. A conSecrated
host Is carried In procession to some TEN.
porary altar prepared for 1t, and kept
there until tho next day, when the priest
carries It back to the main altar and con.
sumes It. There Is no mass on Good FIJI.
day, and the altar Is stripped Of all It's or.
namen.s. The ceremony Of kissing the
cross, sometimes called the alteration Of
the cross, Is performed on this day by
all the faithful. On Saturday theservices
begin by the blessing Of fire and water,
aud of the pOschAl candle, an emblem Of
Jesus Christ, which is lighted In token Of
his resurrection, and burns during part Of
the mass from Easter until the Ascension.
It was on Saturday Of Holy Week that
the early church used to administer bOp.
tism to catechiSmers, and parts Ofthe ser.
vice still relate to this custom.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-05

SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE LADEs!-l
desire you, when shopping, before pur-
chasing Black Alpacas and MohaiET, to
examine the blooming blacks which ]
offer as a specially on their merits, viz
sic for quality of goods that other
houses claim cheap at37fc; 87ic for goods
worth SOC; soc for a quality sold OF O5c
These goods are on the counters and
marked In plain figures for one and all.
Emanuel Emsheimer, 10s MaIn street
three doors below Union.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-05

A RARE CHANCE.-At our seml annual
closing out sale consisting Of Heavy Win
ter Over Coatings, Vestings, suitings and
Underwear, all Of which we will sell at
astonishing low prices to make room for
our spring stock. J. T. Lakin s Co.,
No. 81 Monroe Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-05

BETTER DmEcTIoNs.-There Is letter
in the postofLice in this city postage pre-
paid) with the following address endorsed
thereon: Mrs. Sabina o. Maley, 9th be-
tween Main and the River, No. TO-"
There Is also letter In the pos tottlCe
with tho postage fully prepaid, without
any address whatever.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-05

Be Nor DEsAPPoNTED.-Only few
more patterns LEFT Of those handsome Silk
Brocaded and Uboire Antique Silks at 95
cents. These goods arc acknowledged by
every lady as the best bargain ever offer
ed in this line, being Of WOndrouS beauty.
l. Blum g. Bro, 1874 and 119 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-05

To ADMIRERS OF TIE FINE Arts
Will arrive in a few days, the largest con-
sIgnment OF superb OIL Paintings and
ChromOs ever brought to the city, which
will be sold at auction without reserve
Due notice Of time and place will be given
on Monday. G. A. Wickham, AucLioneer
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-05

To KEEP THE PEAcE.-Yesterday
Mrs. Snyder, Of Triadelphia District, was
brought before Judge Johnston, to an
swer for threatening TO terminate the
earthly existence Of neighbOr. She was
required to give security in two hundred
dollars tokeep the peace one year:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-05

MATRINoNIAL.-The week ending last
evening was al exceedingly dull one in
the matter Of issuing marriage licenses.
Mr., Woods, the prompt and obliglng
Clerk OF County Court, had only three
callers on that GRAND in the period speci.
fed, which, in population Of fully thirty
thousand, is a rldiculously small number.
We shall hope for speedy and marked &C.
tIvity IN matrimonial matters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-05

BEAUTIFUL DAY.-Yesterday was a
beautiful day-more like spring than any
we have had yet. Large numbers Of per-
sons we're on the streets, and business was
decidedly brisk. Theladies monopolized
to great extent some Of the more proml.
nent promenades, and looked as charming
as handsome toilets added to natural
beauty, could make them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-05

NAVIGATION RESUMED. - Mr.. Q. P,
Whitney, agent Of the Cleveland & Pitts
burgh Railroad at Bridgeport, informs us
that the Lake, from Cleveland to Detroit
is clear OF ice, and navigation Is fully re-
sumed. This will add very materially ia
the already immense traffic over the G
pRR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-05

The Millinery Department
Of VIM. BaChaTach'e Is In
change Of Miss e. ]. Hodge,
Qate with Lord and TayIors,
New York, } assisted by Miss
NJ. HochhiemeTy Of Pitts
buEgh; as also an able corps
Of lady Mllllnersy where are
to be found the latest Nov
cities in Millinery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-05

MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL 0vERRULEDD
-Yesterday, at Washington, Pa, Judge
Acheson overruled the motion for new
trial oil Briceland, convicted Of the murder
OF Allingham. His Honor thereupon sen
fenced him to be hanged. We believe
the Governor of Pennsylvania appoints
the time for tue execution Of capital Of
Go,,,laru