davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-10

Episcopal Convention.

DAVENPORT, IA, December 0.--The
Protestant Episcopal Convention OF ,le
Diocese Of Iowa met in Grace Church AT
10 o'clock this morning. Twenty-lour
clerical and thirty y.lve lay delegates were
present.
Rev. F. f. Judd, OF Trinity Church,
Iowa City, preached an eloquent memo
rial sermon on the late Bishop Lee, and
after administering the sacrament, q re.
cess was taken till this afternoon.
On resssembling, at . T. NJ, motion TO
proceed to the election of Bishop for
the Diocese was agreed 10, and number
OF nominations were made, the most
prominent Of which were Rev. Dr.. w, R,
Huntington, Of Worcester, Mass; Rev,
E. N. Potter, Of Union College, Science.
tady, N. Y; Rev. Ii. q. Potter, of Grace
Church, New York; Rev. c. Il. Seymour,
of Dubuque, Iowa.
The first ballot resulted as follows !.
Clerical vote-Huntington, II; II. G. Pot.
ter, @; E. N. Potter. 9; scattering, 8. Law
8; II. c. Potter, 0; T.
N. Potter, .; q. II. Seymour, 3; scatter
ing,0.
Before another ballot was reached the
Convention adjourned until 7:3OP. n.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-10
The Sen atorIal Conte,t.

The various aspirants for the United
States senatorShip from this State are
hammerlpg away like little blscksmithH
on their anvilS. WALKER's late paper,
the Charleston Courier, comes out every
few days with communication in his be.
hall. The 'gIst Of these puts 10 that
WALKER Is the MosRs who has led the
party out ol the house Of bondage into
the promised land, and therefore he de-.
serves reward. According to these pull.
ers he has never had any reward as yet.
They are not apparently acquainted with
the facts Of the public printing business.
MI FAuLKNER's organ, tho Martins
burg StatsSman Is out in a long article
that smscks Of almost direct inspiration
from CHARLES JAMES himself. 1t shows
that he, and notSWALKEH, was the in
Iividual "who made the first fight
in West Virginia against rAdicslism."
A long recital Is gone through with In re.
gard to Mr.. FAuLKNER's argument, on
his own behalf, against the lawyers test
oath. For this championship OF his own
interests great credit Is claimed for him.
The same paper has few adroit words
on behalf Of Judge CAMDEN, intended we
presume to win him over 10 Mr.. F's sup.
port whenever his situation as candi.
date becomes sufficiently idiscoursging in
his own eyes. The poor Judge Is, 1t
seems, "a peculiar mark for the wit and
hostility Of the scribblers for the Wheel.
in lSTELIIdENcER, as we'll as oil the pa.
per ITSELF" This means that the CO rres.
pondents and editors Of this paper arc in
Iesguc TO destroy the poor judges chances
tor the senatorship. 'Hinc lilac ldcrinlae"
which, freely translated, means, hence
these crocodile tears OF Mr.. FAULK.
NER's organ. We suppose, as SAMUEL
WELLER once remarked, that Mr.. FAULK.
HER would weep hisselE. very thin in.
deed" il he had an idea that we were
damaging the Judges chances for the
SenAtorship. Mr.. FAULKNER is o very
iudicious weeper. He knows just when
and where to apply the onion TO hii eye.
AS TO the other Candidates-particulsrly
j. N. CAMDEN and PRICE-thCy are busy
with their pens-WritiDg appeals to all |
tue Democrats in this part Of the State
who can read writing, AS the day draws
near Tor the meeting OF the Legislature
the cloud that envelopes the chances Of
the various aspirants grows moro dense.
The Capital question overhangs the re-
suit in such manner as to seriously EN-.
barrasa the candidates. Prior to the
actual meeting Of the Legislature we shall
probably know very little as to who is
the coming man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-10

pose l shall let your testimony stand as il
does stand, entirely uncontradicted. We
only published what we did in justifica-
tion TO our controversy with Mr.. Beecher
and OF what Mr.. Beecher told us. AS no
damages areclaimed, as understand they
are not, don't care 10 20 into the ques'
tion Of damages. | have no doubt we
shall pay any reasonable expenses this
lady may have been put 10 in this matter,
and II our friends on the other side are
content we shall let It be so.
Dir. Van Calt-If your honor pleases, Il
has always been the purpose Of our client
In the event oil recovery OF large damages
in this case, and she has so expressed
that purpose to us on various occasions,
with great earnestness, never to receive
any portion Of the judgment beyond
such sum as would indemnify her.
RE.APPoINTBD.
Mayor Vance has re.appointed Commits.
siOners oi Accounts Messrs. Howe s. Bo-
land, summarily removed by Mayor
HaVemeyer shortly before his death.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-10

CINCINNATI, December GA council
OF the Oranges Of Southwestern Ohio,
Southeastern Indiana and Northern Ken.
lucky was held at Greenwood Hall, in
this city, to day. About 60 delegates
were present, A resolution was ad6pted
mat u purchasing agent be chosen, to be
located In Cincinnati, for the purpose OF
purchasing and selling for members Of
the order. The council also decided that
as tho price Of pork was so near their
views, they saw little necessity for pack
ing 1t. Committees we're appointed 10
look after the coal, tobacco and fruit in
terests, and the council djourned 10 meet
in CoVlngton In March next.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-10
Application for an Ipiuuc,Iop,

PHILADELPHIA, December O.-In the
U.S. Circuit Court to-day an application
was made on behalf OF persons residing in
New York, Minnesota, Pennsylvania and
Canada, and owning stock Of the North
ern Pacific Railroad, for an injunction
against the trustees and a committee Of
Jay Cooke & Co., to restrain them from
making any payment of dividends or pro.
CeGding with the distribution oil the estate,
The complaint made is that the Railroad
Company Is inSolvent and has refused 10
present any claims against the State, and
that the bankrupts are liable TO the extent
OF $lG 900, 900 upon its bonds. The hold.
ers OF the bonds desire 10 come in for
their share, and therefore seek TO enioin
the distribution until their claims are re-
cogniZed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-10
WASHINGTON.
sAEE puRoLARY CASES ABANDONED.

SAFE BURGLARY CAsRs ABANDONED.
WASHINGTON, December 0.-Atlorney
General Williams to-day sent Commu-
nication to the Judge ol the Criminal
Court, informing him that the Govern
ment has abandoned the safe burglary
cases under the late indictment which
has been pronounced a nullity by the Su-
preme Court Of the District Of Columbia,
owing TO tho illegal construction Of the
Grand Jury. The Judge, after directing
the communication TO be placed on the
file, ordered mole proSequi 10 be entered
in these cases, and also discharges the balls
Of the defendants, Harrington, Whitley
and Williams. No further action will be
taken at present
POSTAL APPOINTMENTS.
The following Postmssters have been
appointed: Eli Drum, Cerro GOrdo, ILL.,;
Anson D. Mahon, Washington, Mich;
Wm. NJ. Young, Fowler, Mich.
PARDoNs GRANTED.
The President has granted psrdons to
John Whissnant and Jerome Whlsanant,
OF South Carolina, convicted of Ku.Klux
otlenses and sentenced to five years i'm
prisonment each at the Albany peniten-
tiary.
REPUBLICAN, CAUCUS.
The Republican Senators were in
caucus this afternoon on thesubject OF the
Arkansas affairs, but adjourned without
coming to any conclusions. Only a few
Senators expressed themselves in lavor of
intervention, and even these were not
agreed as TO the exact form of move
ment. Others were disposed 10 postpone
the action, as the present condition OF the
State did not seem 10 justify Con
gressional measures; all accounts repre-
senting the people, generally, to be salts.
fed with their present government, with
no cause for violent disturbances. The
question ol the condition Of Louisiana
was also discussed. Several Senators
said it would be found on examination
that the government in one or two other
Southern States had no moro legal ex.
islence than that Of Louisiana; and there
fore there should be an investigation cor.
cerning all Of them in order 10 establish
their validity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-10
FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

A GREAT PRINTING HOUSE BURNED.
PARIS, December O.-Danels printing
house, In Lille, the largest estsbliShmeni
OF dId lhe Kind in France, burned, Loss
An anonymous letter, understood 10
eminate from the Premier Of Italy, Si0por
Mlnghetts, reiuting Bishop Dupsuloup's
charges against the Italian government, IA
published In Paris and Florence, II de-
MES that the Pope Is a prisoner and dc.
e!Ares that tho government of Victor
Emanuel Will faithfully maintain tho
fapal guarantees.
THE LAFAYETTE WATCH.
PARIS, December DIN oonformi,v
win resolution adopted by the Amer
IGsn Congress on tho 22d Of june last.
WashburnG, U. :. Minister TODAY hand
cd to NJ. Oscar dc LaTayette a Drnntv In
NE National Assembly from Seine. Ii
Msrne, and grandson Of the MARQUIS de
Lafayette, the watch Washington pre-
sented TO the latter as u souvenier of
the capitulatlon OF Lord Cornwallls, The
watch was stolen from the MARQUIS de-
lafayette while ho was travelling In the
United States In tho year 1926, but was
recovered In later years. The presenta-
tlon ceremonies took place at the Hotel of
Inc American Embassy, in the presence of
tho entire Lafayette and other lamilies
the attaches Of the United States Lega-
'iGn, and many distinguished Americans
Dir; Washburne, In addressing n.
ne Lafayette, narrated the cifcum-
stances OF the recovery oil the watch,
ana the passage by Congress Of a
resolution ior its restoration 10 the
descendents OF Marquis De Lafayette,
and said: 81 am fulfilling a pleasant
duty. The inscription on the watch re.
calls to mind great deal which never
can be eiiaced. from the history OF the
United States-the deed which terminal
ed the American Revolution and assured
the independence Of the United States.
l am here as the einterpreter Of the senti.
ments OF the Government and the people
OF the United States towards you and
other descendents oi Marquis De Lsfsy.
ellie. Let us form earnest wishes for the
happiness and prosperity Of all bearing
your Venerated name, and with those
wishes let us associate France, who WAS
allied with the United States, who ia our
traditional friend, and whose glory ia so
dear TO u.s."
M. DeLaiayette, in reply to Mr. Wash
burne, acknowledged his thanks ior the
relic presented TO him by tho United
States Congress. He also thanked MIR.
WashburnC for the kind words he had nj.
tered, and added that the Lafayette fami.
ly were filled with profound gratitude for
the sympathetic remembrances which
have been preserved for their ally by the
Americans after go many years. BE re-
questcd Mr. Washburne to express 10 the
people and TO their Congress
and government the thanks Of the LSfsy-
ette family, and their homage and admi
ration for their second country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-10

ST; LOUIS, December 9.-Gen. Clinton
b. FISK, President, and Hon. John D
Long, OF Msine, B. r. Roberts, Of Mary
land, Q. G. Hammond, of Chicago, and
n. g, Turney, Of Ohio, members of the
board OF Indian Commissioners, will
leave here tomorrow 10 attend council
oi representatives OF Creeks, Cherokees
Choctaws and other civilized Indians OF
Indian Territory, at Merskogee, In The
Greek Nation, where the question Of ca.
tabllshing Territorial government over
The Indian country, the allotment Of lands
and other matters oil interest 10 the various
tribes will be discussed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-10
Five thousand bags oil coffee arrived
II Boston on Tuesday from Rio Janelro

Five thousand bags oil coffee arrived
at Boston on Tuesday from Rio Janeiro
for Chicago.
The State Temperance Committee
assembled in the City Hall at Columbus
u, yesterday, about 100 persons being
present. j. NJ. Walden was chosen tenn.
porary chairman and said the convention
was called simply TO decide upon some
plan Of action whereby all temperance
people in Ohio can work in unity.
"A Cincinnati Enquirer Lexington
Ky, special says that ]. B. Raddick's
Touring mill, in that city, was burned lasI
night. The loss is estimated at Sl5 0O0
to $4,000; insurance $4,000. 1t "a sun.
posed TO have originated in the engine
room. SDs'N0
"A Herald special from London savs
Colonel Forney announces that he hSs
ohiclal information 10 the effect that Inc
British Government assents 10 recognize
The Centennial celebration at Phiisdcl.
phia. and has resolved 10 appoint a Com.
missioner to the exhibition there.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-10
Elementary Politics.

We are indebted to Mr.. CHARLES
NoRDHoFF, who was al one time editor
OF the New York Post, and who Is now
at the head OF the New York Hera!Gs
Washington bureau, fOr a copy Of a little
work recently issued by him, entitled
politics ior Young Americans" This
book grows ont OF an attempt, in few
letters, TO instruct his Oldest son, youth
OF sixteen, in the political knowledge
that every American boy ought 10 pos.
sess TO fit him fer the duties oI citiZ ~
ship. In writing these letters he found
the subject much larger than he at first
imagined, but the interest in the attempt
led him on until at last what was begun
originally for one boy developed INTO
little book OF elementary political inior-
nation for the use Of others. The first
chapter OF the book is devoted 10
discourse on Society" which is
defined TO be the result of that gre.
gArious instinct in mankind which brings
men together, like the lower creatures,
in focks and herds. The second chapter
treats Of "liberty and the province oI
law" the third OF governments" &c. 10
all there are 43 chapters, some of them
only two or. three pages in length,
aud generally they are well adapted for
elementary instruction. As an editor and
student Mr.. NoRDHoFF had good Op.
portunlties to appreciate the kind Of inIOr.
nation youth really needs TO enable
him 10 understand the workings Of our
government in It's various departments.
We doubt whether any body could have
said anything better on the subject OF
Legal.tendr notes: :hsn he has, Speaking Of
the currency, he says; "Thc government
issues promises to pay on the plea that 1t
has no money, and makes them legal
teuder because they are not good. For if
they were good, it would not need to
force US TO accept them, which is the only
objcc! Of; the legal.tendcr clause, and il
the government had money it could have
no excuse or occasion for issuing them"
Mr. NoRDuoFF takes strong ground
against usury laws in his little work. He
says that it ia "just as ridiculous, unjust
and injurious to the mass oil people 10
prohibit men from paying more than
seven per cent for money as to declare
that they shall pay no more than fifty
dollars per year for a two.s!ory frame
house."
We shall have occasion again TO refer
to this work OF Mr.. NoRDIfoFF's. 1t is
published by the HARPERs, Of New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-10
Fatal Assault.

CHICAGO, December GA special TO
the Ersning Journal from Quincy, ILL.,,
says: This morning John Joyce entered
the saloon OF James Mcclure, and with.
out u word began q murderOus assault
upon him with a knife, iuilicting several
wounds, from one Of which, in the left
arm, Mcclure blGd TO death. The only
reason for the deed given by tho mur.
derer Is that Mcguire. some time ago &C
cusCd him Of being o bank rObber.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-10

THE attempt 10 close the theatres en-
Sunday in New York in accordance with
an ordinance OF long standing, seems to
have succeeded only in shutting up the
more respectble ones. Opera and the leg
itimate drama were suppressed, but the
concert saloons and the lower order Of
theatres blazed away as usual. New
York has set out to be 0 metropolitan
city, and to this end apes Paris and Lon
don in everything possible. Ono ol the
characteristics of tho great European
cities Is that Sunday is there mado holl.
day for all sorts Of amusement, New
York goes through the motions Of prohibit
ing the Sunday theatres, merely for ap.
pesrance' sake, but that they will be sup.
pressed as long as Sunday audience are
larger than those Of any other day in the
week, no one who knows New York sup.
poses. A city that cannot close its con-
cert saloons and gambling dens will make
poor headway against Sunday theatres.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-10

LONDON, December 9.-The steamship
keniIwo'Ih, from Philadelphia, has ar,
rived out
NEW YoRK, December 0-Arrived-
Steamships Schiller, from Hamburg
Glamoran, from Cardiff, and AbyssInis
from Liverpool.
LONDON, December 9.-The esteamships
The Queen and Gallo, from New York,
have arrived out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-10

CHEYENNE, December O.LInformation
was received here to-day Of a raid OF the
Ute Indians into the Snake River settle
ments in Carbon county, Wyoming. The
Indians are known as Jacks band, from
the White River Agency, Colorado, but
have lett their reservation TO go on the
war path. The citizens oil Snake River
Valley arc srming, and propose to give
the savsges a warm reception.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-10
GERMANY.

BERLIN, December 9.-The court be-
lore which Won Arnim will be tried will
consist OF Judges Reich, Prests, Giersch
and Ovosoosk.
The trial OF Count Won ArnIm began
Today. The court room was densely
crowded. Fifty reporters of various ma.
uonalities were present. Judge Reich
announced that the Court had decided
that the proceedings should be public,
except the documents relative to the ec-
clesiastical policy oil the Government,
which includes the papers OF the first
class mentioned in the indictment
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-10
RUSSIA.

ST. PETERsDURG, December 9.-sey.
Gral governments, including that of
France, have sent favorable replies, with
certain reservations, 10 the invitation of
The C29r to take part in the International
Law Conference 10 be. held hero.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-10

"A lew days since, Mrs, Rosa Trlesner
died, in Cincinnati, under peculiar cir
Cumstances, and the Coroner held an in.
quest. Tho investigation closed on We'd
Iesdsy, alter the finding Of verdict that
the woman died from the effects ol an
abortion produced by DR.. n. Leaman,
and the Coroner issued warrant ier his
arrest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-10
Died of His IpIurIes.

INDIANAPOLIS, December 0.-Abrahsm
Clarke, the switchman who was injured
this morning in tho Indianapolis, Peoria
& Chicago Railroad yards, died from bis
injuries about 10 O'Clock to-day. He was
a single man. ""'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-10
TURKEY,

CoNsTANTIEoPLE, December 0.-The
Sultan has given 100000 for the relief Of
me famine stricken. inhabitants of Angora.
Inc prospects there however are improy.
ing; The prices Of provisions are reduced
and agriculture is.reviviug.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-10
WeRtheF RennrI.
WAR DEPARTMENT., 4
0YYICB or THE CHIEP sIGNAL oSToER
WAsuNGroH, D. O., Dec. 0.-s:OOP, r.

PROBABILITIES.
For the Northwest, colder weather will
prevail, with areas OF snow, northwest
winds and high barometer.
For the lake region, colder and cloudy
weather, with areas Of snow, southwest
to northwest winds and rising barometer.
For the Middle States, partly cloudy
weather and light snow in Northern New
York, with southwest or northwest winds,
stationary or falling temperature and 1isI
ing barometer during Thursday.
For the Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
increasing cloudiness and colder weather
with north or west winds and stationary
Or rising barometer:
For the canal region OF New York,
Pennsylvania and Ohio, the temperature
will iallbelow freezing during Thursday
night,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-10
NOTION TO QUASI INDICTMENT.

A motion was made in the U. $. Dis.
trict Court here to-day before Hon. Bland
Ballard. by. the counsel OF the Gibson
county ku-hlux, to quash the indictment
on the ground OF want Of jurisdiction, the
prisoners already having been indicted
under the State laws, Tho motion will
be argued tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-10
Fatal Roiler Explosion. :.

New ORLEANS, December 1.-TWO
men are reported killed and four danger
ously wounded by the explosion OF q
boiler on Milllgan's plantation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-10

II is stated that a motion will be made
by the frat mortgage bondholders to put
the Selma Il Memphis Railroad in bank
ruptCy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-10
CANADA.
CUSTOM HOUSE BURNED

OTTAWA, December 0.-The Custom
House in this city, together with oil the
papers and documents, was burned this
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-10
ENGLAND.
HEAVY GALE IN ENGLAND

LONDON, December "a heavy gale
prevails on tho coast, and already much
damage is reported to property aflost and
ashore. Vessels arc ashore al Hortlennrt
and several at Sesham. A large vessel
from Quebec for Shields has been totally
wrecked and fifteen Of the crew drowned
TRANSIT OF VENUS.
kilograms received at the Green.
Wlch observatory from India this after
noon announce that the observation off
transit Of Venus has been successful. Over
one hundred photographs were taken.
Observations OF the transit OF Venus
were taken at Cairo and Suez. The
Photographic operations at Thebes were
perfectly successful. At Shanghai the
weather was overcast and the sun OBJ.
sCured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-10
King Knlaknnn atnmnhn-

OMAHA, December 0.-King Kalakana
and party arrived here to-day from the
West. The Mayor and City Council and
General Ord and staff met them a few
miles out OF the city. The entire party
were driven through the city, and lett for
the East at 4 o'clock. A crowd oI four
or five thousand people were at the depot.
A salute o! twenty guns was fired by the
battery from the barracks.
SLIGHT FALL OF SNOW.
There was slight fall OF snow here
this afternoon, the second of the year.
MAvILLE, December 0.--The steamship
rived.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-10

Yoshide Kigonare, japanese Minister
to Washington, left for the East to-day,
accompanied by his wife and the Secre-
tary OF tho Legation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-10
MEMPHIS.
wAYLAD AND SHOT.

MEMPHIS, December 0.-Mr. Halbuck,
a merchant Of Lsconis, Arkansas, was
waylaid and shot Sunday night while 20.
ing home from his store. No clue TO Inc
murderer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-10
CALIFORNIA.


SAN Francisco, December 0.-Young
Granier, who murdered MAIDEN, editor Of
the Tribune, has escaped from the officers,
Large numbers OF people are securing the
country in search OF him. He will prob.
ably be killed II found by them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-10
The Majority for tho Constitution.

AHU HUJVIT'I tut INC NUuSIIIuII0nI'
ST. LOUIS, December G.-OAlCal re-
turnes from all counties In the State show
the constitutional Convention carried at
the late election by q majority Of 2sS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-10
BY TELEGRAPH
Asso0IATED PRESS REponT

By tho Western Union Line.
Otneo Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe ,slS