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by telegraph, THIS morning, from The AsAda1n{ -.
Sciences Of Psnnsylvanie. thc announcement q -
discovery of comes In right aseenkoa. ~ aos..
II minutes o! decnatioa pls - deg7ees u lna1'~'
faint motion southeast ~ degrees.
, 1874-02-22
CRIME.
Supposed CIcxv to the Whereabouts of
tho Quincy Bank 1kobhcrY.

Stetfal Dispntch 10 Tie Chicago zt1Iuns.
Qrncy H.. Fab. 211t Is reported that two s.reng-
pasted through Linn III s.uggy THURSDAY at
ternoca. Tho horxs appeared to be hard driven.
Two c117,e:-sacks were aoticrd III the buggy which
stcrred ii farm hou.a betSecn LIMA and warsaw,
for something to cat Tha men refused to leave the
buggy. They b:opred oret night bo:vosa Lima and
tho Htssssipr. They there left tho horse and buggy
and threw tho harness in the river The ho.se is
in possession Of The Marshal 1t Warsaw. 4 Set
of h.zucs answering The description Of thx.
thrown the river, sold in this city few days
since It is supposed that the belong to the gnng
who robbed tbs First National Bunk Of this city, Aul
the carpet-aacks coutue tAe money stolen oaicers
ura In
, 1874-02-22
Shot In Sct1ffic.

Special t,is:satca T1e CAitaus Tribune.
GRIND RAP1ps Mich, Feb. MISUNDERSTANDING
Lant has commenced, innocent amuseuenta hot
entirely slghsad here. II largs1y.ttenled second
rate masquerade list night Policeman Grod attempt-
hit eye ont. Croft 1hot at Walter, but Rhot Aoxos
Terreu also, sevasely but not dangerousIy, in the
, 1874-02-22

LONDON, Feb. 21-The action Of Dsraeu, N limiting
bis Cabinet to twelve members, Is generally approved
by the prces.
Sir Charles Edward T.ere1yn ia to be made Bar-
onet- Francis John pakenh-1a The Secretary Of TIE
British Legation At Washiugto c,d Watson, the Secre
tary of Legation 1t Copenhagen, Aza to exchange
placer
The following additional appointments under tho
President Of Council: Lord George Charles Iennox,
Commissioner of Works ard Buildings; n. q. Smith,
tte member Of Parliament ei.ct from Teai1u1ns:ar,
Financial Secretary Of tno Treasury.
, 1874-02-22

new ToRK, Feb 21.-joLn Ccn.oS, well-knoun
thiet, I1d member Of the Tenth aTenus gang, was
discovered In back roou IN tho rear Of tcneaa-at
West Ih1rty-n!nth stree: las: evening: ana taken
with his fcuan companion to Tho police hsadquarters
Tho police dt tine to say whether Couruy Is le4ved to
be tue murderer OF Sshwaich, the Hudson River Rail
road w4tchm4n, 1neraly an accessory.
, 1874-02-22
The Pittsburgh water Bonds.

National Trust Company see arranging to redeem The
Ester bonds amounting to &90 00o, which were h5-
pothecated In PhAaephia hJ The missing Cz4iler fur
$16a on tbs atockholdefs would contribute $10Q oQV
, 1874-02-22

Tweotr-two carr Of tea arrived ct Omaha from 8a1
Frxnt5sco last evening.
MIR. Hilbert, proprietor Of the Pac1hc Rouse It Des
Nc4ues robbed 4s night Of SEQ in money and 500
in notea. Etlhsrt aay1 re VA ehioru1orned- 80
~. II. E5essteT. Of Harrisburg, aud n. q. brnfuiet
1ue1b<F IT 6As R&11zyTsuA ucilas Ut Rspsea4utsvua
, 1874-02-22

Snerfai Ditpa:cA to TIE Chicago Tri64ns.
TOPEKA, kan Feb. 21.-:iurh Of the tlme OF the
State Grange to-day waA taken up with discussion
upon the Affairs Of The State Bnard Of Agriculture.
make no further appropriation to the Bo1rd va. rec
commended after committee had visited the Bsa.s
House and examined tIso the a64rs Of the Society.
Resolutions were pasaed expressing sympathy with
eetucrs the reservations and railroad lands; pro-
testing a2ninst my appropriations by the Legislature
for the immigration Board, aud expressing thanks for
coQrtesies extended by the railroads and ctizcus.
Al late hour the Grange adjourned sine die.
, 1874-02-22

Special Ditprnh 70 TIE caicu,~ tribune.
GEAsD RAPIDS, Mich, Feb. 21.-The Office OF tha
Newnygo improvement Company, At Eewaygo, wss
destroyed by Are to-'py. Loes shout 100. Origin
lat reported. Another building belong!nE to the
same Company at NewaJgo n.s hurned lsst August.
eauS1Ag lcas o1 +, 600. which Nna tnca1d1Ay.
, 1874-02-22

PououKxx4s11. n. T.. Feb. 71.-Up . to.n,s% s
75o 900 tons Of ica have been gathered IN no oeF
sloue the Hutlson snd the acason Is co1std.rea u -
Last year !, 500 COO tons were stored. Ina aa~
klvaz u opsa to point u1es ncrth of Nssp81x-
, 1874-02-22

6psrfa{ Di<pateh 10 77te Chicago TrE1Hae.
Qu7Hc1, ILL.,, Feb. 2l.-Anbrose Goa, convicted Of
murder il the hssI degte ec. IN tbs Marion County
{3Io) Circuit Court, for killing Abt:e souels, hxa
bcau Rrautol new trial.
, 1874-02-22
FIRES.


cwc1xxA11, O., Feb. 2l.-About O'Clock Last night,
ut CoEngton Ky., pl4niug mfu owned by Straw
bridge & McDanna1d was destroyed By fire. The 1o.s
is estimated at 81, ,0oo with no Insurance on stok
The building INSURED for 5000, IN thu Eanton
Co1npa,y Of Coyiupton,
, 1874-02-22
SOUTH AMERICA.

New ToaK, Feb. 2l.-By the arrival Of tho 1tsnrner
to-day from Rio do JAneiro, is received that tho
Asiate choleea is rzging 1T Buenos Ayrea with IL
teu4sy, cing from thirty to forty victims per day.
TLa tota number Of deatls amounts thus far to 30
Fifty thousand peEaons had abandoned their homes IN
the city to seek refuge in the open country.
Ths President Of the Republic hnd also aed the city
for healthier residence the leland Of CarApmchAy.
This act Of 8atualano II unfavornby couen:ed uton
by the p1tk1.
, 1874-02-22
TIE LABOR QUESTION.
Largo Meeting OF Worktnsuen in Iu-
dilnapofi4.


dianapoiiA.
spseial n3*p.fea to The Chicago Tribune.
1xD1isAro11a, Feb 21.-Another grand dernonatrz-
ton of workiuKmen took pl4eo to-aay. Tbs street.
parade u the afternoon p1rticisted in hT twenty
Unions OF Indianapolis. The Indictment con-
dioa Of the weather naGe the Geplay ic4s imposing
th.u Intended, hut tho showing was good. No VIC
lcuce Of hsdgsr!nz Of any kind Was manifested To-
Eight imu,crss meeting held 1T Masonic Hall,
2.ooo men attending. Speeches were m.de by John
Fetrenbatt, President OF the N.csIn!sta' and
blacksmith International Onion, and other
p-on,.ncat advocates Of t1e Cause Of the
laborng men, Resolutions adopted
G1sc.ailning connection with The Commune,
Which r. antagonlsc to the bes interests Ct labor in
thic cuut .enouucEg usonopol!es Of ali kinds, md
demanding th.: the clacncls Ct aa be left free md
unrentrltte; aIrseyos. Of arbitration Of
tbs setselnt:: Of GiGirses l%,waen tmpluye and
ploser; Affirming that Of tie sreA,eas needs Of
American al<c Is good apprenticeship sy1e,,! urg
ing upon vork!ngmeo the necessity Of organization
in Ill branches Of Industry, uniting upon platform
tina. vii cruah out Ill nonorolics expressing d:sap-
anu reforruatozy in=:i:utons; expressing tho
Eel'ef thrt tie present banking syste III to tho
country, aud asking a rnpeal Offering undivided Al
lcgiance at ballot TO frtenda urging upon female
co!aborers the necessity OF organizing sud rendering
assistance: doreIng the policy of tha stata 6upe11
tendeut Of Public Instruction.
, 1874-02-22

transportation.
81. Lou1s, Feb 2i.-In the State Grunge to-day tho
following report Ut the Committee on Transportation
nsa adopted
WHEREAS, We deem the facilities offered Il. by cur
present railroad system inadequate for the trans
portation of The agricultural products Of the Vest to
the feabos1d aud,
WHEREAS For wart Of sufficient competition rail-
road companies seem disposed to extort rates Of
freight which unjust and oppressive; therefore,
Htsotced, That appeal to Senator'S and Repre-
sertatves IN Congress to their influence TO
the improvement Of the navigation Of the Msf1sdpr1
River and all 1ta important tributaries by the National
Government, u soon "a possible. On motion, the
Secretary Instructed to sena copy Of this report
+, Zach monber Of the Missouri delegation IN Con-
crdN.
, 1874-02-22

ONAuA, Eob., Feb. 21.-John Bull snd George Ms
ha1y trial for gambling, and under bonds for sp-
ptaraDre. tho latter also out bull for murder
Jumped the town this morning. Their baIlors ara
bunting for them.
, 1874-02-22
PoRK.PAckfRG IN CINCINNATI.

C1xcHfAT1, Feb. 21.-The number Of hogs slaueh.
tered during the past weak WAS 589 eorraanoudlox
wssk LAST year III total 10 data a6a He
lAss 1sAr, dn ,CaA
, 1874-02-22

spscinf Disn4.srh Tks Ehieaao Tribune.
OSHKOSH, Nit, Fel. GA Are lat night broks out
in the alt-house connected with Rzhrn brewery, and
totally destroyed the malt house. The bre~ety xnd
reside,ce wore damaged. Total loss 81 200. Insured
IN the y. ewers' Of Milwaukee, for the full amount.
, 1874-02-22

SEu Yoak, Feb, u.-Ths desth Of Dan ~ Tsa IN
Announced this a1.<rnoon. Il 1rssea tuco14a1 -
wslt-lnown driver u yezy Low, but hS phs afsAS
hs u Hkay 10 rscosar. ::
, 1874-02-22
SUICIDE.

NEW YoHx, Feb. al.-Hamflton T., aol9, 4
Me1nphia, the actor who played under the nat3a H..
Satltnah Smith, Rhot hisuself today It tas Aaa'''
Ayauua Uo.al
, 1874-02-22

WARRINGTON, D. c., Feb. 2l.--For the Upper Lskea
and The Northwest, rising barooeter low Temperature,
uo1tletly winda, cloudy and clearing ~easher.
oEEERAL OBSERVATIONS.
CHfcko0. Feb 1Q-1 L. II.
, 1874-02-22
Obtained Credit Under False Pre-
tenSeH.

Special D.oasch fo The Chicago 7Ti6unx.
DUBUQUE 1a., Feb. 21.-Among those indicted BY
the Grand Jury Of tha county, 1t It's late session. il
William Redn.an Of this city, weA-known Ierson.
He Is charged with cheating under false pretensee,
having got receipt for his ctT taxes TO the Of
$500, for wblch he gave check bank, and then
stopped the payment of the check. Kednun being
prominent ChriAtlan-Assodation mem. er aud Preai-
dent OF 8nniay-scbool Association, hs Indictment
for eheaung c1uses much tart-
, 1874-02-22
M1ncrs, Troubles in st. Clair County,


Speefal Di.patch t, The caioaeo Teitune.
srn1sar1ELp, ILL.,. Feb. 1l--0or. Beve1j1ge this
morning, On req qisition from the Sheriff Of ST.
Clar sent TO that oncer 100 stand Of arms and fixed
ammunition to bc used If necessary in Quel1ng
at-'xe among coal minest- Certain negroes had been
out the others. It intended to use ths Af1s to
prevent the outrage and to protect any otbHr persons
who chose to 20 to work in the roinea Tho Governor
TO aand Of and 100 rounds Of ammunition
ready for immediate use&
, 1874-02-22
Tho phiiadetph;a Mill Strike

Special Ditpateh q 1Ae Chiea9o tribune.
PH1tADELPHA, r., Feb 21.-The woolcu and cot
ton mills +tste It'll continues but il prooable that
the strikers viii not, account Of their necessities
hold ont long. Large nnuber returned to work this
morning, aud is very likely that will do
Meuiay, many Will 10 delnoralizsd tJ the action Of
to-day.
, 1874-02-22
NOTES AND NEWS,
sptI ID as tfp ptehto The Chicago 1rib4n4.
HAYr RnAn Rragr.pH vrr-rr

HA1LRoAD AEAsURR KIL..Kp.
. WAsHHo1os, D. c., Feb 2.-The Houts refuse to-
day to tAbe The Washington Point Lookout Railroad
bill, but the death of the measure compasssd by
refer7ing It to the Committee Of the WhoIa
wAsHINc1oH's BIRTHDAY.
For the dzst time in tnauy years the House has Id
journed WasAinaton's birthday. Dy vote Of l15
to IS. an I'd ,outunent until TueAdsy azreed up
on to-day.
TIE RACE TOE OFFICE.
There is urely competition between the numerous
at Alexandria, Vs. made vacant bJ tho recent death Of
Nichols F. Treet, wel-kuown ~ the negoasor Of tas
Treaty Of ausdaoupe~H ~Hidalgo.
In the 4 @+oeta.<d Press.1
BEN 9.ussr fe9 10 Second ps. q
1owa-
n. subcomn,itee E s of a1 t6e House Committee On
Eairoads and canala has decided to report adversely
upon ito bill for the construction oi ths St. Philip
Si1s1. 5esaus. of % he insutacient tina faF fn
tbs enR1neess to make detailed re.
e. IT, er, 1saa aass ee oe dsaS ST.
100000. They did not determine the route There Il
Little doubt that the Con- u..ee will ccept tho report
also that 1t will recommend thst tie Secretary Of War
be instructed to mako detailed examination Of the
bssd at ine e.ns 9ud ct
11rz JoHN POINTER
Gen. 11tz John Porter hss telegraphsa to Senator
Cameron in relation to the chandler resolution in tha
6en3te, yesterday, as follows:
~ ode1 no objection to Senator Chand1erh motion
TO the osth Of secrecy from the members Of
my Court It will giva so1no Of them chance TO
change their opinions which emit bs depeuded npon'
and to join in my appe1-"
DIPLOMATIC.
Exw YozK. Feb. IA Warrington dispatch aaJ1
there in tia. city that Ar SeherS VIII r.
turn from the London mission 1t his own request na
VIII be succeeded by III. Fish, tho present secretary
nf GAte Mr. Bancroft Is also said to nave
desire to retire from Derju and that the hos NJ
THOMPSON now in tha. city il urged upon tho ffes-
dent fu his successor as Ai,sscr 10 Pzrssa.
CAPTURED AID ABANDONED PROPERTY.
II response resolution Of inquiry, tue stcrealT
Ct the Treasury to-day transmitted to the House VI
Representatives statement in Tes.ru TO the captured
and sh-odoued property fund containing the following
Information: The total amount Of money ;
carried into the Treasury na the, proceeds of
Ba.es ot captured and abandoned prop
erty. consisting almost entirely 9: cotton, WIS
$ooa1o,656. or this unocu. there has been paid 70
clxtats and &wu1ds Of the Court Of aims So 00 ass;
pnder jndgminte Of the United 6,ates Circuit Court
for New York 81. ~; aud under a~4ru by tn !
6ecretary Of tie Treasury under the net Of MsJ, |
1874 ,734. The fund has Also ,+en diminished "
SIS u0 e1peusea of COLLECTION, e.sing the Ialuure IN
the TseaTnry Of $;4.410,479. Theru Tstostn unpaid
judgments o{ ths Cour. Of Cirina amounting to
Il ,sa4,oi1.
, 1874-02-22

Rush Il. Sjoane-E1in Whereabouts
ns7d the Amount of I1ia Thcfts.
Sdndushr, o., {Ftb ~, Diateh 10 he GaEes<
New Developments arc constantly increasing. The
Conpanss books arc filled with false entrses. The
embezzcnents range from ten to thousands. The
total estimated It 400 900. Tho report that S1oanes
supposed bride IL IN Buffalo IL disbseysd. The Com
pany baieye that Sloane IL In Canadx uts supposed
wife II thought to be With him.
, 1874-02-22
AFRICA.

LONDON, Feb u.-nuch sickness is reported AMONG
the troops in Ashautee.
LONDON. Feb. 2l.--News has been received Of the
surrender OF tho Coonassie. .he Capital Of ABhauea
xod that tbs Elug and bis family ara pztaon<ss.
, 1874-02-22

No Union with the Advocates Of
Justice.
0aicers Of The First Counfil-~.A.ethtr Organized,
and Two Others to Organic Aonday.

U1 Iters Of The First Counfl.--AEcfatr 0rEa1t1td,
and Two Others to Organic ao1daI.
|
!
ine 1o'lo"'ns' ~ ieItloo 70 tne oo'eFe'Rns q
INDUSTRY, Is IN part reproduction OF the pro
T,n1n-7<:r h,,t - con+a;-s soa,o .a, n..ta. ,s
AAAnoS1: oo' ~ eoh'Al''s none Ut" HasseI' hno
a1Go some corrections OF the report Of the Friday
evening neetiue:
~o e
In response to 8 notice circulated mainly
thronph n nunber of formative ORGANIZATIONS Il,
:n -. ~, ~ ~
AZ on1olso' out w loohoie III a1nl4taf u[ectlon,
viz: consolidation Of those engaged in indus
try and thoso mt artarn..;st.c thorato in . M.
icyial or.ran;7a-inn ~ n,nt.s] hanaSt :. 1.r1a
nn,nhar .asomhIad ~ ~ TO ha,,sa ~ r., 1s'k7
| Aue1. NO. Zlo Sosth IasaAe atreot, trlnag evea.
TIE ADVOCATES OF 5Csr1cE
Mr.. 3. D:ker IVES called to the cbsir. and
T. ". Spear elected Secretary, There we're pres
| cat representatives frog, tho ro,kinenon OF tha
| North Rolling Mills. from Ncst Sida working
mems assoc1ation, from Evanston, Lake View.
and elsewhere, Af:e: :to opcr,nr Of the moat.
! ing, tho report OF e conuittao appointed at
! previous neotinc to attaud tho .nce.io9 Of !
| proposed organization Of Which Mr. periom u
! the Acknowledged representative s7as given.
| This report vas accepted, aud the COMMITTEES
| discha rted
tattens with TIE 1Advocstes Of 1I.tc.," Il Mrs wJ-
koop't. West Lake street. heg leaYe to report:
me were eosaiany feeeisea, ou. eoh!5as5 20 oar e.
p1;h ~ ~ - nht 4, h 10 1'u"ed oo1ee'
stu:;on h.a bee a,cotod md tbs othctrs eoctsi b..
I fore our sgrivai.
Ne were led to believe that aclion In this respect
woui 1t he tasn ua. th. ars:v i Of 1onz Commit
see hence the 41;scnlt3 IN the Wy Of union.Exs
so - @ vs. ~ scte~ ~ he ;a1 Ut cnat
so ~ ~ ~: osas Ms 1oHua tns Esoit I'll = 20 60
d.y t:o l7ta .nst to ,e corr hit he BODY had d.,
bapcd tic x.re day in order to r thcnasc:yes Of the
g:n;e.2an whoso nalae had bean published a. Grand
secre:aE.
p ~ t enes ~ ~ ~ ~ ,
ax; q, I ohscr w5 @ o. ,s sa1 q
ton ia hl: oscrs o. yca.{dcas IN thrr coastitutou
Your Cooa.t.ca thsrefore dcer, 1t unalyiaabla ia
Respectfully auem.tted,
= " sxaH,
cna'rtnan eoa1n'eo'
rh. ,o,oroa H.. r.'r' ~ .io Nations, coun,a
.h c..ao.:'.. rs.,,, "a t1 ~ ~ e'a -
Svoraosto, -. -, 49,. ;,,., ,dn.o5 ~ ~.
mosses1ef Iass was nov .a 'n;,oausaa 10 .oe
,c1rs;3te, ~ - i;.s,T a;ces anI ~. ~
H.; C-;a- xo 80 - ~ ~; &'-44S' '@AA e'00' -
|"'S Earl no.ad i, = n, t, f,,7,a., ;,+o,.
a.,;'@s ~ ~ 40 aa1 st; 49,.
foio"ti i; .h,c,, ni1 ,,rsss,+ t-or. ~ s;,a1 -
rart;n',n 80 "~'4 "4A FNS7e0' "@~7 @N'1'04 ~
fN'
t,,a oY,;,, h,s;rss..r[ Eato ~ c,,;,.no y, u.
tr;va ~ rns:,t; ~ H. w. ~ hsns.
-" - ~ - nno - 1.ste.s s pen
Ne ne I,,:. - - 10 tS;a
II ~ ss eaia ;se o.. + va" t,,a 'soas
,,aeao'r - ~, -. tuo .e,'t4, 't9as "a.
e y. 80 ~ ~ "a 40 nu
W t1'a ,: 80 ~. ~, .ae aou VI ~
c,,,s1rn,t;nn '@ -4'A-@e' ~ 43' ~
"a ,.vo na.t,., ar,,,c. roc,,1., ,vta,a;, -. ,
c,r,;,s. ~ IL. lo., ,;e,, ~ 1n,,hoTs -,
IN paf7ors ~ fInai ,.,is hod haf, hanastai 70
, 1874-02-22

and reee The bonds by March l. At. meeting Of tlc
stockholders night, the remainder required to
make up the 31Co 900 wills subscribed.
, 1874-02-22
SOLD FOR TkXES

WORCESTER, Ma2s, Feb 21--Tae Foster 1s1@ -
hold to-day ~ the Tax Collector to FecoNS NJ
ta1os OF 1872, which ths Fosters <efasd to ls''
Fp4tar not being allowed to voss-~
, 1874-02-22
INDIA.
THE SIANlESE TWINS.

CALCUTTA, Feb. D.-SeverI Deaths from famine
have taken place In EerauL
, 1874-02-22

Tho New York Cap.Mahers' Strike
EuieL.
NEW YonE, Feb 21.--Tho btrtke Of the makers
has ended, the manufacturers aud workmen Agteelug
to pr:ceEat from to 10 Per cent under what II
first demanded ty the operatives.
, 1874-02-22
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD.
WARRINGTON, D. G.. Fob. II.
aESATE.

.HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
INDIAN TREATY..
III. guAEKR, from iha q'anite. on Indian
1aAtzs, fsl&stAd 4 hill osnfsss&a8 Aaa eaal51hI The
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-02

SUPREME CouRf-Sat,1day. January
"a, lS74.-A writ Of error was allowed
the defendant in the case OF the State
against st. Clair Abbot, returnable next
Wednesday.
The argument begun yesterday in the
case OF Brightwell against Hoover and
Others was concluded and the case snb-
mitted
The case OF A. A. Pltman, &C.,
against George W. Buster. &c, was ar
gued by Davis and Snyder for the ap-
pellant and by Dennis for the appellee
and submitted.
Monday, January 26, isaiah appeal
was allowed in the case OF John V.
Perry and others against Isaac Camp
bells administrator and others; from
Monroe county.
The case o. Thomas G. Clay against
Wallace Robinson, administrator. from
Greenbrier county. was partly argued,
Price and Davis for appellant, and
Harris and Matthews for appellee.
Tuesday, January q, lS74.-John Z.
Tins and g. P. Simpson, were admitted
to practice in this court.
The argument begun on yesterday in
tie CAGE OF Clay against Robson, ad-
ministra,or, was concluded and the case
submitted.
The case OF Thomas Creigb's execu'
tor Us. F. c. 3oggs, ct al, from Nicho-
las county, was argued and submitted
Snyder for appellant and Price for ap-
pellee.
The case OF Thomas L. Feamster e'
al, against Witbrow, trustee, &c, was
continued.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-02

A Music ENpoRluM.--In our walks
and talks about town Saturday We ac-
cidentall, dropped into the large music
cal establishment Of Messrs. Adams &
Lucas, No. 1927 Market street. TIE
extensive and elegant assortment OF mu-
steal goods in their store room merits
especial notice. Any and every kind
OF musical instru mente are displayed in
profusion and with excellent effect
Baujos, guitars, violins, ETC., with trim
mipes of the best material, are always
sold here, as well as pianos and organs,
stools and covers. OF the finest quality.
and everything in that line of goods
Messrs. Adams & Lucas are sole agents
for the celebrated Steinway, Kuabe and
Emerson Pianos, and the Mason Il
Hamlin Cabinet Smith American and
Packard Orchestral Organs. The most
extensive stock Of musical goods in the
country can be seen ct No. 1927, and il
10 well worth the time, under the con-
voy of An experienced and accommo-
dating clerk, to spend Q few moments
in admiriug their etock Of goods.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-02

BOILER EXrLosloN.-The boiler Of the
engine at the Wegee coal shaft, owned
by P. Schae'er g. Co. exploded Satur-
day morning, badly wounding Captain
Smith, manager OF the works; Thomas
McMechen, fiat tender; James Terrell,
coal miner. and Thomas Kelley, coal
miner. Captsln Smith and Thomas
Kelley are the most severely Injured
The accident occurred about $50 A. N
The explosion was terrific, demolisbing
the building aud throwing fragments o.
the brick five hundred feet. The boiler
went through Il e roof and was thrown
distance OF two hundred feet from the
place OF the explosion. Captain Smiths
injuries are principally Commissions o.
the breast. Thomas Kelly is badly
scaldsd on the upper portion OF his per-
SON. The others injured are all more
or less badly bruised.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-02

SENSIBLE MULE The mule that had
bis feet taken of by the collision yes
terday at Haudlan's crossing was taken
down the bank of the river short time
aiterward for the purpose Of being shot
80 as to end the poor brutes suflerings.
The person that took him down had q
very poor gun to do the shooting with
The first discharge entered the mules
mouth, but without producing any
fatal effects. The gun was loaded
again. but from some cause would not
90 of. The mule got tired OF such
nonsence, and prelerring watery grave
to living torture, deliberately walked
into the river and drowned himself.
We call that sensible mule.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-02

FINGERS SNAsHED.-A boy named
Harris, a striker for one OF the black
smiths at the Superior Machine works,
in North Wheeling, was badly hurt
while at work on Friday evening. He
was assisting in hauling vat OF fish
oil, that was secured in a chain sling,
to an upper story, when by some acci-
dent the chain got loose and in falling
caught two OF Harris fingera, injuring
them so badly that it is feared ampu.
tation will be necessary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-02

PHILIP PHILLr1is to sing again in
Wheeling, this time Tor the benefit o!
the Ziue Street Church The announces
ment Of his coming to Wheeling 10
always hailed with delight by thou
sands Of simiriug citizens. The Rich
mond STATE Journal thus speaks of his
appearance in that city:
Philip Philips gave an exhibition OF
his wonderful musical powers and &C.
quirements at the Broad Street N. E.
Church last evening. before q full and
fashiouabl audience, and to say that
all were delighted is but poorly to
translate the feelings OF the vast multi
tude under the mayo spell OF his
voice.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-02

OUTRAGEOUS CoSDucT.-Some time
during Friday, two men named Joseph
Shipnan and John Mccullough, went
10 the house of an old man named
Campbell, living in Clinton. three
miles east Of this place, on the Betha-
ny pike. and conducted themselves 10
an outrageous manner, They demol-
ished the furniture 10 the house, beat
the old man with a chair, and threat
eped to burn the house. A warrant
for their arrest was issued by Squire
Gillespy on Saturday, and placed in
the hands of Constable J. T. Courtney,
for execution. The officer succeeded
in arresting the men late on Saturday
night and they were brought to the city
yesterday morning and placed in Jail
They will have hearing before the
above Justice this moraiug at ten
o'clock.