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COLUMBUS.
Funeral OF Judge ThralI..OhIo Med.
ical Society.

lCal SOCleNyS
CoLTMBUs, June 10.-The funeral oi
Judge William B. ThrAll was largely
attended this afternoon. The Masonic
ceremonies were conducted by the Past
Grand Master, George Rex, Of Wooster.
Delegations OF Masons were present from
various points in Ohio.
The Ohio State Medical Society met in
this city to-day. Anumber Of new mem
bers was received. Papers were read on
the subject oil the State Board Of Health
by J. r. Black, Of ofNewark; on microscop'
ic observations, by DR.. Huff, ot Ridge
vile; on the distinctions between tho
Gaseous pneumonia and true tubercle, by
A. J. Keyt, Of Walnut Hills; on the there
apeutics OF alcohol, E. II. Hyatt, of Della
waPR
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COAL ELEVATOR BURNED.

A FIRE occurred tonight shortly after
nine o'clock in A. Buchanan & Cos coal
elevator, corner Of Smith and Water
streets. Loss total. The elevator cost
$2s,0 600; valued at $4,000. Insurance
$4,000 in Cincinnati companies. The
boiler Of the elevator burst during the
fire. The alarm came from the same box
as the fire on Sunday, and fGty thousand
people are estimated to have flOCked to
see it. The fire started near the boiler
room, but 1t Is thought by some to be the
work Of an incendiary. The engines had
the fire totally extinguished in an hour,
A brisk rain was falling at the time.
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Cambridge tInd.l J Races.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 1O.-The races ad.
vertIsed for to-day at Cambridge, have
been postponed on account OF the rain
storm, which prevailed during the greater
part Of the afternoon. To.m0rrow's races
viii come of az advertised ii the weather
Is favorable.
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BOSTON.
PIunderIng Railway Conductors Ar.
TeStCd.

rested.
BosToN, June 10.-Plundering to large
extent has been going on for some time
on the train from Boston on the Fitch.
burg railroad, which induced the Com.
pany to employ detectives. The result Ia
the arrest Of Edward Prinder, engineer
George Smith, fireman, Napoleon Blood,
and ex conductors Fred Hildreth, and
Frank HausComb. Other parties are sus'
pected, and their arrest threatens TO fol-
low. Prinder and Hildreth pleaded
guilty, and the former has been sentenced
TO one year in the House Of Correction.
The sentence Of Hildreth was reserved
A large amount OF the stolen property
has been recovered.
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ANNAPOLIS, June lO.-Joshua Nicholas
was to-day sentenced 70 death Tor the
murder oil Mrs. Lampley, and will doubt
less suffer death on the 4th OF August, in
company with his ACcOmplice, HaIlAhAn.
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weather Report.
Wan DzPARFHEFs,
uvrU1 OF THs CHlGT SlgNGL OTTI0EH.
WEsursaroH, D. C., June I0.-s0O :. Z. !
PRODABILTTIRa.


For New England on Wednesday,
winds vecring southerly and westerly,
cloudy weather, aud rain areas are posi-.
BILE, with clearing weather on Wednesday
afternoon and night. For the Middle
States and lower lake region, winds veer.
ing westerly and northerly, end clear and
clearing weather trom Missouri and Ten.
nesee 10 the upper lake region and the
Ohio valley, light TO fresh northerly and
westerly winds, clearer and partly cloudy
weather. For:the Northwest, a falling
barometer, winds shifting to easterly and
southerly, but probably clear weather.
For the Gull States, cloudy weather, rain
areas and southerly winds, the latter
probably shifting to northwcsterly, with
clearing weather on Wednesday night.
For the South Atlantic States, southeast
crly to southWesterly winds and partly
cloudy weather.
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LIVERPOOL, June lO-The steamships.
Parihin, City OF London, Main, and Penn.
broke from The United States, and Scan
dipavinn from Quebec, have arrived out.
The Vile de Paris from New York, has
arrived at Ere6L
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WRsT VIRGINIA TO CALIFORNIA
Shipped, from ST. Albaus, in this county.
two weeks ago, 5id c. & o, II. r., and
New York City to California, tor the
Central Pacific rAilrosd, 1000 900 feet Of
lumber.-kdndlsha ChronselS.
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THE body Of dead man was found
near Sewell Mountain, IN Greenbrier
county, last week. lie was Identified as
a land SpeculHtor, from Pennsylvania.
He is supposed 10 have been murderCd,-
RaHdvhd Journal.
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Tho Projected Annexation of Guate.
mRlassThe Anxiety all on Our

Side.
WASHINGTON, June 1O.-It was recently
stated that two delegates from the Gov.
ernmeut Ol Guatemala, accompanied by
Minister from that country, called upon
President Grant, and urged the annexa.
tion Of that republic to the United States.
There 10 the best authority for saying that
the Minister OF Guatemala and San
Salvador knows nothing OF any Central
Americans who may have seen the Presi.
dent with the alleged, or any other object.
He has not been In Washing gton since the
10th Of April last, and TO bis knowledge
not single prominent native Of Central
America Is desirous Of the annexation ol
his country to the United States.
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PrTTsBURGH, June Electromagnetic
8 feet and falling steadily: River business
very dull; nothing doing.
CINCINNATI, June lO-Rivcr 8 feet 8
inches and falling slowly.
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The LITTLE woMEN.-The opening Of
commencement week at the Wheeling
Female College was inaugurated Monday
evening by The Little Woman's Literary
Society OF the Institution giving public
entertainment. The programme consist
ed Of essays, rccitatiOnS and choice music
At the conclusion OF these exercises,
which were all too brief, On intermission
was taken and soon the audience was
bountifully helped to refreshments. This
over, bevys OF fair Little Women and
young gentlemen passed a pleasant hour
promenadlng through the college parlors
and along the halls. Doubtless every one
present would vote q frequent recurrence
Of commencement week II inaugurated
with such an entertainment as that 81
Monday evening, Long live The Little
Women's Literary Society!
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TIRES OF THR HEEKLH,


NASHVILLE. June lO.-The excitement
about the cholera Is greatly allayed. The
weather has turned unusually cool, and
contrary to expectation Of physicians the
prevailing sickness shows fewer and much
more ConIrolable cases. In fact very few,
i any, cases have proved fatal for the past
IeW days, If they are reached by medical
aid in time.
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In the election at Cleveland, Tuesday,
ior Judges OF the new Superior Court, the
6epublIcSn candidates, Jones, Barber and
Griswold, were elected,
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Ina case where railway ticket was
refused because offered after the day Il
was Issued, a law court in Maine hAs de-
cided that such ticket Is good for six years.
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GETTYSBURG
KATALYSINE WATER.

Tho United States DIHpenEatoFy the authorized
record Of our hGteFiA MedlcA classes this water
ith the most renowned Alkaline or CATbunALed
SprinRS Of Europe. II far GEcOls any other known
In its SellpreseIving properties, 1t docs not do,
teriOrAto by bottllng and keeping. lthAs never
been claimed for any other mineral water tho
power 70 dissolve the uTAtes, or NJ called chalk
formations In the body or on the limbs and jOlns.
This the Gettysburg kSA ySIne Water has done
In hundreds Of instances GOut RhstI1!dttSfN,
NslfrdLgtd, DVEpfDRid GrdpI Dl16tft5 hIdhfR
and CTIHGyy DittdseS generally have all yielded
To It's influence. II has restored AuAelkdF F0lHer
| 10 Inc pNFnlytc, eufod AbiOHiHI DropEV, and
PIvon healthy action to the TO1Ptd Llpsr. II has
cured ChTOfIc DidrTh6d, EIss, Constipation,
IGthJnd. CdLdFTh, DiSsGSsE Of ne SttR. General
DsSTiifv and NSFpON IfostyGtLOH fn,m HHtdl
AID Ptvflo1l E1eSSAGT. All these by tho bottled
wafer, II is q powerful RntidOto for KxctISlpe
EdtiT1 or Drinking. II eoFTects the Stomach,
promotes CiRest'On and relieves the head almost
Immediately. Pamphlets containing 4 history
Of the spTtnR, reports from eminent physicians
and medical NTitFFa marvellous and Well-attssted
cur o., and Testimonials from diatIneuiBhe cIt.
EenE, will bo furnished and sent by mail on Appli
WHITNEY BROS. Genl Agents,
N South Front ST., Philadelphia, Pa,
0BFTYsBUR1 sPRiHB Co.
Fer sale by EDMUND BOOKING and DruE.
glBts generally mAEi7
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ST. LOUIS.
The Heaviest storm Of the season. .

The Heaviest Storm OF the Season.
ST. LOUIS, June 1O,--The heaviest rain
and thunder storm Of the season passed
oyer the city last night. 1t ragged from
six to eight o'clock in the evening and re.
commencing after midnight, continued
until morning. An immense body Of water
fell and considerable damage done In
various parts Of the city. Several houses
were struck by lightning, and the fire and
police telegraph was interrupted. Asew.
er on Goth st. caved In distance Of
some sixty feet, leaving hole fifteen feet
wide and ten to fifteen feet deep. An.
other sewer was chOked up and the back.
water flooded the streets and cellars to
depth Of several feet. Several houses
were undermined and chimneys and trees
blown down. The tunnel excavation on
Washington avenue and 9Th street, suffer.
ed greatly, some four or FIVE feet OF water
having drained into II and its sides being
badly washed in various places.
THE MuRDERoUs ASSAULT OF FORE on
HIS WIFE.
ST. Louis, June 10.-Agnes Donnelly,
the young lady who was with Mrs. Fore
when her husband assaulted and attempt.
ed to kill her with hatchet, on the street
o few days ago, to-day made information
in the Court Of Criminal Correction,
chSglng Joseph II. Fore with assault with
intent 70 kill his vile. The preliminary
examination will take place this week.
AMURDER.
A mutilated colored man named Solo.
mon Barnes was found on the track Of the
Chicago & Alton railroad, about q mile
below Brooklyn, near this city, this
morning. Near by were evidences Of q
severe struggle, q club smeared with
blood and bundle ot clothing, from
which 1t is supposed Barnes was mur.
derCd, and placed on the railroad track
10 be run over BY the train.
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1t has been definitely ascertained that
905 barrels Of coal oil was the full number
burned on Sunday; this was 10000 gal.
Ions. II Is now believed that the place
was fired by two unknown cOniederates
Of the man convicted about month ago
and sent to the work house for stealing
coal oil in small quantities from that
place. An investigation will be prose.
Cuted.
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(By tie Western Union Line.
Odice NorthWG!t cor. Of Main and Monroe stH)
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RY TELEGRAPH.

Asso GATED PRESS REPORT
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Exclusively to the Intelllgen
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CINCINNATI.
International Business College Also
citation.

CINCINNATI, June 1O-The Information.
al Business College Association met here
to-day. Delegates were present from San
Francisco, New Orleans, New York,
Wisconsin and Illinois, Tomorrow, K.
G. Spencer, Of Milwaukee, delivers the
annual address.
Proposed amendments to-the constitu-
ton Of the Chamber Of Commerce, con.
templsting radical change in the basis
Of membership and On increase Of the an.
nual dues came up to-day on Change,
producing q marked interest. After con.
siderable discussion, an adjournment till
tomorrow afternoon was effected.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-31

When New Hampshire juror fuds
himself unable to decide as to the guilt or
innocence of the prisoner, he reflects that
every convict in the State Prison yields
revenue to the State Of two or three hun
drcd dollars per ycar, And then be hesi.
tatcs no longer,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-31

Friday,long regarded as a day.ofill omen,
has been an eyontrul one in American his
tory.
Friday. Christopher Columbus saiIed on
bis voyage Of discovered America
Friday. Henry VII, Of England gave
John Cabot bis commission which led to
the discovery Of North America
Friday, St. Augustine, the Oldest town
10 the United States, was founded.
Friday, the MayHOTer, with the Pill
.grims arrived at PriucetOwn. q
Friday, they signed the August com
pact, the forerunner Of the present Consti'
tuition.
Friday, George Washington was born
Friday, Bunker Hill was seized aud for
tilted.
Friday, the surrender Of Saratoga was
made.
Fsiday, the surrender Of CORVALLIS at
Yorktown occurred,
Friday, the motionwas made in Con,
gross that the Uuited States we're, and
oughtto be, free and independent
"Why isit that 50 many men are troub,
led with brain diseases Of late?9 asked .
gentleman. 'Iu this tclographiC high
pressure ago" replied friend, there are
a great many more things to occupy ones
attention than there wero twenty years
ago, but the brains amt any bigger now
than they vers then. y
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-31

Centennial Tho committee having
secured the necessary grounds in FairmOnt
Park, Philadelphia, for the centennial ex-
hibition,, to take place 10 1876, the Ptesi,
dent has issued proclamation, declaring
that this international exhibition of arts,
manufactures and products Of the soil aud
mine, is to be opened on the nineteenth
day of April, 1876 and to be closed oO
the nineteenth day Of October iu the same
year. Foreign powers arc invited to take
part 10 the exposition.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-31

INSANE HospIrAL.-It is gratifying to
state that the work on this building is
progressing rapidly. The new section al
ready presents quito an imposing appear
ance. Notwithstanding the recent inole'
mont weather and the stormy Candition Of
the political atmosphere, the resident Di'
rectors have crowded the work along in q
way that reflects upon them unbounded
credit. And it is also worthy of note that
the workmanship thus far displayed is eq-
ual, il not superior, to any that has been
exhibited since the building was commen-
ced. This latter fact we learn from disln-
tercsted workmen, who are well qualified
to know whereof they spcnk,- Weston
Democrat.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-31

Johu Smith has been sentenced to the
pouitoutisry for thirty years, in Mich late,
" for shooting a sheriff, John Smith has
had varied and somewhat rough experience
during his long and oveutful life. History
tells US that he was born in 1919, 10 the
"Old Country aud cane over here in
1906, where short timo after bis life was
saved by POcahontas. Since then he has
been hung twenty-five times, murdered
thirty.soveu times, drowned times without
number, and has committed several sui
cides; aud now he gees to tue penitentiary
for thirty years, Poor John Smith
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A few schools in Germany refused ad.
mittance to American girls because of the
bad influence cxertod by tue expensive at
tire Of The latter,
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serve two years; Robinson District ThOs
Somerville, to serve one year; Wnggencr
District, John A. Hogg, to serve two
years; Cleudeuin District, Henry Deem, to
serve two years; Cooper District, John NJ
Eckard, to serve two years; Cologne Dis
trict, G, G. Wells, to serve one year; Tn.
ion District, Alexander King, to serve two
s;ArbuckIC District, Benjamin Day,
to serve one year; Graham District, Ed
Cunningham, to serve one year, and for
Hannah District, Samuel Carroll, to serve
one year Ordered to meet annually on
first Monday in July, at Court House.
Public road, beginning at Lewis Dis,
triCt line and Three Mile Greek in Cooper
District to the Cologne District aud known
as the turnpike road, be made road pre-
cinct No. 8. Youathlcss PulIin appointed
Surveyor of same.
Road precinct No 5, Robinson District
be changed tOprecinct No. 4, beginning
at the forks Of the road on the lauds Of
the widow Ball. and to end on same land.
All hands on road precinct No, 4 required
to work same,
John A. Clonch allowed S25 to assist
him in keeping bis daughter Francis, she
being entirely helpless, Said sum to be
paid quarterly, commencing August lSt,
1878.
Ordered thatSurvoyor Of road precinct
No. 6, Robinson District open and work
the road commencing at point on the
Graham Station road, on the lands Of 0
H. P. VanMatro, and intcrsecting the
Letart road at Porors Mill, now Henry
Wcavor's, on the original location estab,
lisbed by the County Court in 1888.
Thomas NJ. Byrno appointed Surveyor
of Road precinct No 3, in WaggeOer dis
trict, vice Joseph Brumlcy resigned
George R. Henry appointed Surveyor Of
Road precinctNo. =, Olendenin District,
vice John N Withers resigned,
Ordered that 5000 be expended on road
between Mason City and Hartford City,
under tho supervision Of George W.
Morsdock and Frederick Fencil, the latter
being Surveyor Of said road,
j. s.-.si 3 a-.---.-zs.---s
The present practice Of detaining wit
nesscs in the county jails, which prevails
very generally in this county, is iIlnstrat-
ed by case reported from San ErsnciSco,
where poor fellow has been locked up for
seventy eight days. because he had been
robbed Of fifteen dollars and made con-.
plant oft. The Jail there, from all ac-
counts, is in the same filthy cOnditiOnt as
most county and city prisons, generally
unfit for the detention of men whom the
law presumes to be criminals, and much
less for men who are guilty Of nothing but
entering a complaint against criminals, -
Ledger
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No YER DoN'r JuDGE Scene 10 .
Court. Boy witness in case Of assault on
Mr.. Brown
Judge Young man, do you know
this Brown"
Boy-"Noy yer don't, Judge"
Judge-"What do you mean by that,
sir9 Answer my question, Do you know
this Browp?"
Boy-"No yer don't Judge"
Judge" Answer me, you young william
orI will commit you for contempt ofcourt
Do you know this Brown?
Boy y-(applyiug bis thumb to The tip
of bis nose and wrggliug mystCriously bis
elongated fingers, "Yer can't come it,
Judge know what yer want yer
want me to ask what Brown, and
then yer going to say Brown Stout.
No yer dou't, Judge"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-31

The Connecticut Usury law, passed
June, 1878, forbids the charging. directly
or Indirectly Of moro than seven per cent.
per auuum for loans Of money, aud imposes
as penalty the forfeiture of the principal
to any person who shall, within one year
thereafter sue for the same. By q section
Of an old law still kept in force, no con.
tract shall be deemed usurious BY reason Of
the borrowers paying or agreeing to pay
the taxes assessed aud paid upon the
sun loaned or the insurance upon the es-
tate mortgaged to secure tho same This
law of 1878 is especially Objectionable, in
giving permission to any person to invest
tigale transactions involving the payment
Of higher rate ofinterest stthan is allowed.
and to recover the amount loaned. This
system will, undoubtedly, breed class Of
iufOrmers who will make living either BY
bringing suit or BY levyiug blackaail.
ASmerchapt IN Ohio was approached
with the following negative iuterrOgasory:
.You don't know Of nobody nowhere
around here, that don't want to hire mo-
body to do nothing"
/
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3. The total amount Of military freight
forwarded last year from Sioux City depot
TO June 80 was S,4O8 1926 pounds, while
tho total amount shipped this year from
YanktOn depot and Sioux City depot com
bincd is I ,SSO,9 pounds, making an oz-
cess this year over last Of 4,416,629
pounds. OF this amount over 5000, 900
pounds has been shipped from YauktOu.
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MnnY az unrise paroat labors bard and

Many au uuwiso parent laOOrs bard aud
lives sparioglyall bis lie for tho purpose
Of leaving enough to give bis children
start 10 the worll, as II is called. Set.
ting young man Aaoat with money left
him by his relatives is tying bladders rn'
der the arms Of those who cannot swim;
ten chances to one, he will loose bis blud.
dcrs aud 60 to tho bottom, Teach him to
swim, aud he will never need the bladdOrSD
Give your child a sound education and you
have done enough for him. See to it that
his morals are pure, bis mind cultivated,
and his whole nature made subservicnt to
tho laws which govern man, aud you have
given him that which will bc Of more val.
uo than the wealth Of the Iudies.
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An interesting caso was recently tried
before tho United States Court for Eastern
district Of Wisconsin. 1t was a Crimina!
against man and wife for de-
letter, 1t seems that their
daughter was separated from her husband,
and that her parents did not wish them to
communicate with each other Tho girl.
however, wrote to her husband; but the de-
PENDANTS took the letter from the postolice
and destroyed it, The husband heard Of
it aud made complaint The facts nara
ted above we're fully proved on the trial,
but the Court, Judge Drummoud presi-
ding, charged tho jury that there must
have been express intent Of wrongful act.
ion to make tGe aSEaNaAe. The jury
found that there was no such intent, aud
returned a verdict Of not guilty,
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During the recent excursion Of The In
diana, editors, with their friends to Wyan-
dotto Gave, fifteen merry, laughing girls
just think Of it-Gftocn flowing waterfalls.
thirty pouting lips, thirty shoulders rival.
ing in hue the Parian marble, one hundred
and City jowoled fingers full as many
twiukliug toes four hundred aud eighty
teeth Of pearl rl--all slept in one room. II
this wasn'tcrowdiug world Of sweetness
into a few square inches Of unromantic
space in way to make bachelors heart
fairly ache, then we are no judge Of con.
doused honey. And if the lucky proprie.
tor OF that hotel fails hereafter to let that
apartment at ten dollaru day, board extra,
he ought to go to an asylum, or to house
of refuge for weukIiugs. Louisville COw-
Ter Journal.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-08-16

children wander in their everyday
clothing, Sabbath days, than it docs 10
dress them for church.
Want is far less uncom1of'a'Ao
companion than debt: ,,;s
Never envy your rich neighpo,; n,s
hovs will drive your chlidren's c''i-
riages. ,,orth two
x poor mans character Is Woiu, 'w we
dollars to him, where MS h''i''' '''0
worth one. ,, hottie
rore,v occupy opposite pockets in the
Never dodge a dirty job. The richc es
/, dcnosits of gold arc frequently oFci
: laid by the deepest debris.