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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1874-10-04
SPRING HILL COLLEGE.

NEW STORE AND FRESH GOODS.
The undersigned desires to inform his friends aud
the pu bic that he will open
First Class Family Grocery Store,
where the best Staple Fancy Groceries Wines
Liquors, etc, etc, will be supplied at the
MOST REASONABLE PRICES,
at No. Gi7 Magazine street, corner of jackson, on
Saturday October Goods delivered free charge.
Promising prompt attention and the fullest sat'sfac
all cali he asks liberal share of public
patronage. JAMES CUNNANE. Grocer,
CAT Magazine street. corner jackson,
oc4 6m5p Opposite Upper City Hotel.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1874-10-04

MARTIE FIEEERTY, President.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-25

THE CAEsoE EIvER.-A large number
of men are still engaged i'll getting wood
out Of the Carson river at Empire. They
receive good wages, but fnd tleir worA
very laborious, as they have to stand
over knee deep il water and throw the
wood up On top Of wagons. on tbs bank.
The wood can not set farther down the
.ive- than the brunswick mill ut present,
unless tie water which furnishes that
establishment with power is shut off
Tie wood can th,n lie hoated over the
shadows toward Dayton. but such a
course would necessitate the stoppagc Of
the IuilI. The water II the river is fall
ing very rapidly. and i. is cared some
of Tie mills Viii lie comps lied to shut
down sCcu.-id. ChrcHic,e.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-25

The hs.TE.As organ n. Virgin: City
says tLat Sharon owns all the wols fer
miles round abo;1t here. This wou!t. be
strange. j. it we've true. (ard i: is as
sturil /: lie as ever WIS told ty al:
scallywag that ever robbed a crew OF
man o war's-nlen of their mess money. J
But seeing that corJ-wood can no. De
bought here and at Empire City 70. 80
ger cent. less than it could be purchascd
:wo years ago. ii looks as II Sharon 5
uood-pile were almost as beneficial 10
the people as Satrc's coyoteEoie.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-25

IL concluding i-os.-e q IL. y III
C-.-,Jn mine nelr this city, tie Rem
..,s,-sst Of tie 81 inst. thus. se,.~.o!.y,
.ers to the un!avelopei condition c:
tie rl:a-r4I wealth q this section:
-' Upon the sane nliaer..l ,s.t - range
@.e thousands Of o;h-- lodges equally
-.ch, lying unclaimed. unvor.zed and t!i-
respected, anu the country is filed with
.ile. abl--bodie,i men. doing netting IL
;le very presence and shadow OF these
immense stores Of shining wealth,
awaiting only the hand of faith. indus
tcy and enterprise, upon which to be
stow fortune"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-25
CIIIEsILVEH C.i:E.

Ire tatck9i.Ntf extlf!ashI Ia tA!s
State ruis as hl5n at present IS any Of
the I:i.Eei"us gold mining ezcif"iie nts
: OF GAYS gone 10y. III tact II Is inposs-
laie 10 esiiinHte tAe number q People
who are 'qaIc&sl!v,r crazy. This tX-
! clte:1,nt ds.1tl> from hose which have
| occurred formerly, IN seFerhi particulars.
III The !.iSt place IL Is c"hAEtd 10 40 par
ticE4ar !'3c;ii!;y Lat $ r.Ge spread one:
;Ee State !! Is not III some almost IL
! accessible place wh'fe The ulneis iooh
| Tor ttelr t!ta>ore- i}Ae f!"ztf RIVER O.:
Ht!eheen. hnt tnto"ge"ut Tie t".S;
range, where HE climate Is S"ld ;"hd
tFaFeAnS l. 'oni'"l"'I'ciy cay. III Is
/ not ohty 'f''"rFS vi" aie I'yhin3 Tor
/ qH:ck>li''r' e"s people ei III. 'i">'ts
lave '"ihe,' i'o>f.ctofN i"r me 'iihe
| oc-hS, anu travel over tnt HIS III se''IeA
OF Sih1hoaF'
| re u.s. l,I.ce 81 oi-t' --Sit'>'' ne 'C-
ceSSA'''it's I me hc'''',' "i.'ie ~ -
! !u"h", 'He "'T'a ''t'" "a ''"-''iJ
/ - - - i-i' - .-''.: ''.o
/ ,l.>.
J ,-, -, .t'nr ,-,...t..,., -.
+ " - ,'-,''. ,.,..-,, J., 49,
/ 49,, - .e-i;..t, -
/ -,7, -,
10. 80 a,.4 -, NH. I,,,I
49,. = ~ -ocI- 81 w., ,i,I fo,,,'1 ~,
49,. - ,f.. t''.a.. ,.,,.'-, VIII -.
700 a., 80 f., ,r,,l
|,,,;,,ll;I,,s -. =, a,.., ,',,- 800
49,, ,i,s--,,,.i.., -, f,.l
49,, - -. 49,. =
~, NO., ;+,,,t.+,,,. ,,o;,,t p.n,,Is ,-itL-
n1,t Ne 80 to ,,,ireraIorlc.,I
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-25
pDPILAE EDE.tI.S-

-Tla u-u,l., GENERALLY. hol,i before
- - !...i for high UsEciai positions
ft- -,boee lie acreage ct human beings
"a .:et ;!.e popaL,r ideal .E-iI to b ez-
s.,,.. :, any high station i Il l:.o'ls.! Ell.
--stec,.c.l. Hut,.,:y. iusr-ri;y, treat
mind, eio,.7ieuc-. sus.tty and C;.:s:-lie,s:
,.,lle;.lo.-ajt coutine,!-I-J.st K the
. p8.ses,io,s of hin. vi q voaId aspire TO
IL the popular measure : t.;o,stsll
tines have taa people fouul s;ich ali
exc. in their h-I;ef. and - many times
hive they hem Disappointed an; decciv-
-. : mar who Possesses the eitt q
Fl ,.-ulat-- and q magnetic rrescieEee i
-,ae.aIly o-e.rttei and the popular cx-
y,ec:ati3as he j. uuaL!- 70 met. The
s $40. r-,lli,.e men {: t-:~iEe>s fail 70
Inspire IL .he minds of tie people that
fee.lc -: coriierca That the man OF
.l5gta var,!s and s..tier;rs piatitUdes
Il s. IAe human family. not unlike
al others % tue animal kingdom, have
q grea: regard for strength. Strong men
prey upo!. aud rule the weak As well as
10 the strong OF any class o. animals
the weaker in thei- bands. The differ
.c:e bein, tia; man. o: tie higher type.
,,Jss 50 i,y fo-ce OF brain power. The
Disappointment OF the people in popular
Heals results from the assumption Of ST.
periority and power By those unable to
maintain thvi: supremacy. Th1usand
Il; instances have tended 10 prove this
Az. yet the people are still deceived.
TIE latest instance is tha: furnished by
tie rec5a; disagreement between a Pro-
fssS9r and che Regents OF the State Uni
versitv OF California. A sheIt year ago
Tie popular ideal in California vas the
gifted and eloquent dealer. by Wholesale.
Q: enc OF the causes OF human iais-
e--. TO whom the popular hat WIS dCfed
and amid the hosanaas Of rejoicing he
WAS elevate! 10 the highest position
within ti.e sift Of the reo?i. OF that
State Newton Booth more nearly filed
the popular measure Of greatness than
any other man upon AZ coast. VIII
HIN :s:syc YES iusrgars,h,r connected Az
ether silver ta,,-,, /, cl-is....:lt e rcra,.-
fsgo--one John 7. swift These men
-1x. however. il the reIa ~: i.--;e:.,5 Of
.-a state J'-iv,Es.sy az showing ;L,i-
hands in , l.. ,u,s,r I.ot altogether agree
.,l.a 10 liz people Of Il. C1I!aH slate
isaihs- ijes,l Las been f1r1s.: Professor
T.. ~ O. 81 safe University -; w1o;>
70 xey the former iiea.;-I3ootla-li Sss..,.
became Jealous. and thy attempted f.
e-r.s,: HIN hy ra-lov,! f-.,ai his % ;-i.,:.
IL :lal ius.i:ato OF lc..rl:a-, TAsse
I -a-,r ;3,als o; the poop a-a now r.
living tl-;t isst due q: c5n1e:laa.l,.
81. ,Ae hands OF the same c..ss who ,rcEe
nd "a al -.lo7i clal7-9-.s IN tLz:- Il
- q za-- ago. Wa a. sal G:sgo.e-v
/, : l5- the people to make. VIXEN thsy
seIe,t IL IDEAL an. expo: c: L;n al ia:
IS great AMI good. that lie IS after aUoa,y
6 political dsm.-'.5,,e. INSCRIPTIONS &-d
-7.i>h. ac;nate! = persona! feelings AL
regardless Of Tho peoples i-t-res;s-
When the people learn that It = ...,
t--gs- Who axe ioUirst n ,i,,i.:-.2...,.-yls
. vT1E-1s ant sLbls,S anil r1.,!;,,.- 20 .
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-25

p1sr1NrCI-HED MISUNDERSTANDING the
arrivals bv the train this morEias were
Hon. !. =. Jones. United States Senator
from Nevada: Hon. Charles L. belong,
lats United States Minister 10 Japan; W.
Il. Smith, Superintendent OF the BelcheI
mine. aai S.ie; Samuel Jones. Supeun-
te,...er. al TIE Crown Point mine; Gan.
Geo. :. Dodge. Of san Francisco, and
". Is. IAoraturs.-Fa. CLroaicle, -iHg.
IA
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-25
E.EIIC1.l. SUICIDE.

IT,, r,..,,,sssa.. i.,,o.r..ic S.,t, Com
1t - ;,st -, I.iI at N,>hyiII,
In i, declaration 81 rr:n.r,.!es it adopts
! 'l'cst Objectionable resolution, VIZ;
h.' Wis'' ':,,' ',.-',t t - ~ '.
-.,-,.l,,;,'rI-s g,hy, j n; wy.pr. There
is 10 doubt that much al th@ d't: was
:r,rroy.de,.liy contracted, that there WIS
aa.y a.aount Il sIeaiirg ard corruption
coauertcL with It's transactions. but that
matters net The national :aIth. its 81
crr! honor ne I3-1~-d tia; under all
c:rru:a.ttris - III patIic creditor shall &
prss.,,.:c.i ..3i Tie r-o>s ScIrgrious
"r."r;..ioEs, good isiih, Kept Win ri!
who hold -" ra;i, 2"i "bi:2ai.oas-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-25

l. BENZ. i FAC that Mr.. q. VI. Brv-
ant. I=lter and E9E-er al the Carson
Mint las commenced q suit .or libel
against Nr. Andrews. lis predecessor,
il i deemed hes: to withhold the state
rntnt Of lis, Bryant's official acts, some
tine since promised to tie readers Of
ths APPEs-. Il Is best that tie lam
should take its course much as ii is 20
De regretted Ina; these matters have as
su1.ed 50 serious form; and that hat
course may be uuobstructed by any out
side Influences Of ours, We prefer to
I.avs the facts II the case to TIE Court
before which tits suit viii lie brought.
L i only -!s.ioe 70 all parties that we
sl.Jrii refrain ron. dealing with tie
Quss.Ic,-s involved.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-04-05

Read the following testimonial from the late
Father De smet the great Indian missionary:
ST. LOUIS UNvERsrrY, June o. 1872.
Messrs. J. e. c. Mag1iTe. tTa 3.l % =
Long experience In the of your valuable EXTRACT
OF BENE PLANT j1sties in saying that believe IL
tions for which you mend Il On every occasion
has been successful In affording relief
Very truly. your friend, p. j. DE SsrEr, s. j.
From Right Rev. Bishop Ryan:
. fully endorse Father Dc Smet's testimonial.
p. j. RYAN.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-04-05

CARPET WAREHOUSE, -
.Chartres street.
A. ROUSSEAU, Importer, ,.,.s-
7 S offers Mt WheIeaalaa nd EesSS
CARPETEG-Ioe piocee Enellsh and ArnersRs~
OIL CLOLHS-FlooT Table and CaEriaEe
AAIT1N&--sleue c0lla white, Chsea 1n1 1a9ey7
MNnOM SHADES, Table GMa Piano CcIeTs.
C0RTA1HS-Laoe and Noseinkhsm Laee. -.
6ALACLoTN BURLAPS, TickiDa. DgsSnf1 a.,
nyle - ~ A. BROUSsHAO
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-04-05

Looking Glass and Picture Frames, Plain and "
tai made TO order. Regtdng done In the yes3 ~ ~
STYLE Oil Paintings restored, refined, cleaned :.
Vanished. Having Q business experience 81 ns 49,
to their customers not only in the superior asaS
their work. bat likewise In their moderate charTss
n. B-The patronage OF the trade solicited JIM
decoration and country orders promptly executes
au3l IA ~ N =
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-04-05

WALL PAPER, PAINTS WINDOW GLASS y
119.----.--.s-- Common Street. ...-..p
Tho undersigned, FORMERLY Of los Canal street. >
nounosa 70 hie friends and the public that he y =;
lccetsd ct 1l9 COMMON STREET, between camps
BE calls special attention to his stock q Wal
PAPER, ranging in price from leo. roll upMar99S
His stock Of PAINTS. OILS, GLASS, WINDv.ss
ShAOkS. ETC., being very large, and bis e5RsS. -
being much lever than formerly, he lie enabled !" =
Al aTtteieS in HE line At greatly redRced prices @
Call and see for yourselves -.
Gen uins EngliSh WHITE LEAD tB- ai iSS ss&tS
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-04-05

spurs He will not need such helps, surmise."
I" He has no spurs, and ho carries nothing in
his hands. He wears that foreign-looking
head. gear, the broad-rimmed petasus, as o
shade, no doubt, against the level rays of the
sunset; for see he is giving directions to the
grooms, and they are contriving to bring the
horse round with his head towards the west.
All he thus faces the opening; 1 dare say he
| will try to push the animal into the excite
ment of grand rush, and thus weary him at
the outset. In that case, W shall not see much
of tho business he will be milee away over
the country in few minutes"
You will find that such an injustice will
not be allowed" answered the child. 1--WE
must not be cheated out of our rights"
His taniC," continued Piso, sis belted
tight, and perceive that he wears some kind
of greaves. which reach higher than the knee,
| that will protect him from the brute's teeth
Moreover, notice . contrivance in the horses
housipgs TO rest the feet : they seem to be
made Of Plsised hide"
" dOu't care for his greaves," returned the
| child; the teeth nay net wound him, but they
will pail him OF or make him lose his balaneo
ali the same. 1t is agreed lie it not, that, as
soon as he is mounted, the muzsls is to be
slipped of the horses" -...-.. .
Certainly" said Piso. a I
Then the rest is certain" said the Other
How is it eontrived, do you know 2" added
| he.
The muEzle consists of Rnero roll of hide, %
replied PisO land it is thOse long reiDs alone
which keep itfOldsd, being passed Il opposite
directions Foand the animals nose while
therefore both the reins are pulled, are bald
tight, they bind the muzzle. Each RroouA hes
the Same kind of double rein; and each, act
ing in concert, will set the beast free as soon
as they receive the signal"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-03

The public debt statement shows a
reduction OF $685. ,434 during the month
OF October.
Yesterday being the Bank Of Eng.
!and holiday, there was no quotations
from London.
AT Mobile, Ala, there was a heavy
trost and ice and killing frost in PeusG-
cola yesterday morning.
To-day being legal holiday in New
York, all business will be suspended In
financial and COMMERCIAL circles.
John E. Burr, VIM J. Daily and q.
Goeds!ine were the witnesses examined
Yesterday IN the safe burglary trial. OE-
Ing to the absence Of other witnesses the
Court took a recess.
Charles Welch, the man who was
shot at Maggie Stockton's house oil M
fame on Poplar street, St. Louis, Saturday
night, died yesterday. He was from Du.
buqne, where bis parents reside.
Benz. L Berry has withdrawn from
the contest in the Third Congressional
district OF Pennsylvania, leaving the fipht
between Samuel ]. Randall, Democrat,
and David Houston, Kepu5licsu.
Gen. Humphrey, Chirf Of EppIneers
has recommended an appropriation OF
SlQO. GOO for the enlargement OF the Louis.
vile u Portland Canal, according % Lhe
plans heretofore reported.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-03
A Terrible Murder

ST.. PAUL. MINI, November 2-L9st
night bloody murder was committed on
10Th street, this city. Joseph Lick and
wife. returning home about half.past ten
o'clock, were set upon by George Lsuch-
:enschlsger and George Rspp and his
vile, who were evidently lying In wait.
Mrs.: Lick was brutslly murdered on the
spot, the instrument used being 8 hatchel,
which was afterwards found. She was
terribly muiilated. Mre. Rspp and her
husband set upon Mr. Lick, the woman
with knife and the man with timers
soldering iron. Lick, PROSTATE, was
turned over on HE face in q small creek
running through the ystd, and Rspp
stood upon the back Of Lick'S Heck 10
hold his face In the water until strsugula.
ton should ensue. Rapp was frightened
by approaching loosttps Lick was pick.
ed up inseusi6le, and may yet die from
his wounds. 10 does not yet know that
his wife is dead. The coroner's Jury re.
turned a verdict Of willIul murder sRairIt
all OF the ssssilants, who are in custody.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-03

tlon power 10 amend the dictionary
irom time 70 time. a vote on this repof,
was taken by the dioceses and ordered
adopted, with the following result: Cler-
gymen-AIes 81, nays s, divided /; lay
men-Ayes 29, nays 8, divided /.
On motion, the Committee on Lection
sry was continued until the next General
Convention.
The Committee on Cauons, TO whom
was referred the matter OF disputes be.
tween congregations and their ministers,
reported in favor Of establishing q board
OF Arottrauou 10 inquire into existing dit.
ierences and submit the decision 10 the
congregation, which, II they should not
agree TO, the congregation should be
Withdrawn from representation in tho
Convention.
The hour Of adjournment having ar.
rived, no action was taken on the report
During the session Of the Convention
today George Henry Higgins, Presbyter
OF the Diocese Of Illinois and rector a
the parish ot Trinity, Gt Lincoln, Illinois,
circulated q card stating that Rev. DR..
Seymour was totally ignorant OF the
meeting between the students OF the Gen.
etal Theological Seminary and Rev. G. @.
Grafton, OF Boston, until apprised OF the
same BY the Professor oi Systematic The.
ology. The Arst meeting with Mr.. Graf.
ton was oil private and social nature,
and the seeJnd was the result Of an IN.
premedltsted request made by the stu.
dents; that nothing in reference 10 holy
communion was discussed either evening,
Nothing Ia ], gard TO the affairs or doc
Irines Of q. B. 8. was even mentioned.
The meeting was an open one, but DR.
Seymour knew nothing whatever Of II.
The card bears the signatures Of the stu.
dents who were present St Dr. Gralton's
discourse.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-03

81. PAUL, MINI, November 2-The
steamer Lotts Bernard, Captain Morris, Of
Duluth, bound from Pigeon river TO Du-
luth, toundered in Lake Superior on the
20.h ult, during q fearful gale, which
swept the decks and finally extipguished
the fires The persons on board were one
passenger, Willie Blanchard, and fourteen
oi the crew. Blanchard and one deck
hand we're drowned by the upsetting Of a
boat The remaining thirteen succeeded
IN launching large yawl and after uu-
told privstions reached the shore at noon
on Thursday. After travelling about FIVE
miles ten Of them came upon an Indian
settlement, where they obtained shelter
aud sent aid to those who were too ex-
hsusted to walk. On being found one was
dead and the other two nearly 90. They
we're taken to the wigwsms and are now
doing well. Ingalls, & Co., oil Duluth,
were the owners Of the boat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-03
QheqntelEigeurer
The Election, To-day.

We gave yesterday table showing
the 9.ates in which elections would be
held 10 day, and also their political com.
plexion in the present Congress. There
ore altogether twenty four States in which
elections occur to-day. OF these the most
important occur in New York, Pennsyl-
Tlnin and Illinois. In the first named
they will elect Governor and minor
State officers, members Of the Assembly,
Two members Of the Forty.thlrd Congress
aud thiEtythree 6! the Forty fourth, and
one State Senator. There is Prohibition
ticket IN the field, but the interest centres
upon DIX and TnDEN, the Republican and
Democratic candidates for Governor, both
able and popular men. The Legislature to
BE- chosen will elect successor 10 Senator
FgSToN next winter. DIx's msjorlty in
1872 was 53.5ll, and the last Assembly
had joint Republican msjority OF 81.
The Congressional delegation elected two
years ago included tWCntyfour Republi-
cans, eight Democrats and ono Liberal.
There are now two vacancies Caused by
the resignation oI Gen. WooDPoRD and
the death OF Mr. MRLLEH) both o; which
l!c to be filed.
Pennsylvania, the other great Noveu.
Der State, elects 81 Congressman, % State
Senators, 20l State Representatives, two
Supreme and lS resident judges, besides
county Officers. Pennsylvania hss now
20 Republicans and five Democrats in
Congress, and tho Democrats boast that
they will make 10 day gain Of eight
members. Governor HARTRAEFr's ma.
j5Gily in 1872 was 35. 500, that Of President
GRANT 1888 The Legislature, most
Of which is to be chosen TO day, will elect
Il successor to Senator SCOTT.
Illinois comes mex: with q State Treas
urer to elect, bssides Superintendent oI
Public Instruction, hall its entire list of
State Senators, Sheriff. and Coroners in
sll the counties, and nineteen Congress-
meu. There are in tie Forty.Third Con-
gress fourteen Republicans and FIVE Dem
oCrats from Illinois, Of whom ten Repub-
licans ard three Democrats have been
nominated Tor reelection. The nexl Legis.
lAture in the State will elect successor 10
Sens;or LCGAN, so that the State sensto-
rial elections will have a direct bearing
upon national politics. In 1872 the State
gave General osLRsDY, Governor, 10000
msi5riiy, and the same year GRANT swept
it by 57.OOG. an Increase of4,s40 over his
majority in 1865.
In Michigan, peculiar interest attaches
20 the election on account OF woman SUI,
irlge being sn issue in the canvass. The
Republicans will OfcCurse carry the State,
but The fate Of the Woman Suffrage clause
is uncertain. TherC are four State tick.
eta il ;he field, Republican, Democrat,
Reform and Prohibition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-03
SPAIN.


LONDON, November g. Dispatches
from Madrid announce the return Of Senior
CASTELAR, TO that city. The Carlists report
that they have erected iour batteries OF
10 canon before lrun, and bombatdment
will be opened Wednesday 81 the lstest.
The British Ambassador at CONSTANT.
nOple hSs called the attention Of the Porte
TO the increase oil the slave traffic bet tween
beDgozt and Egypt, and the Porte hGs
promised 10 suppress II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-03
pen,h ofnr.s- M,nl,,sr

LoUIsvLLR, November 9 Information
was received here to-day by the family Of
Hon. Z. R. Wing, U. s. Minister al
Ecuador, ot his death at Q1into, October
l1Ih. BE had been In bad health for
some time past and seversl months since
resigned his position, but was unable 10
start upon his journey home. He was
The youngest man that ever represented
this government in foreign mission, be-
Ing only thirty ct the time ol his death.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-03
steamer News,

sANFRAEcnco, Nov. 2.-The Costa
Rics was disabled coming up the harbOr.
She was towed BY tho Arizona. All well.
MAvILLB, November2 The steamship
HiberpiGn from Montreal arrived.
NEW YURK, November 2-Arrived-
The steamships Batavia, Oceanic and
France from Liverpool.
NEW York, November 2.-Arrived:
steamer City o! Brooklyn from Liver.
pool.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-03
BilIinId TonrnnmRnt.

PITTsBURGH, November 2.-The great
State billiard tournament opened here to.
day with an exhibition game, French
csrom 200 points by Messrs. UbasSy and
Vignaux. Ubsssy won by 1876 points
making tho highest run OF 81 points.
Messts. John F. Pearson, of Erie, Pa,
and James Il. Davis, Of this city, followed
with French cArom, $50 points, tor .
handsome cue and the championship oi
the State, Davis was the winner by l15
points. The contest for the State champ.
ionship will be continued tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-03
RalIroad EmpIoyees Dl,chpIred.

NoRwALE, Ohio, November 2.-There
has been considerable excitement TO dsy
In our usually quiet town In consequence
OF the discharge Of number OF employees
from our rsilrosd shops, including the
master mechanic and the ioremen Of the
various departments, Suspicious have
existed for come time ihsE all was not
right, and the company employed detec-
tives to ierret out the mischief, which re-
suited in the discharge oi most ol the
heads Of the departments, together with
ten or q dozen Of the machintsts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-03
weather Report.
WkR DEPAHTHEEP,
CFFfCE OF TN CUE1 sIONAL OEPIC1a,
WAIKrSaEoH, D. O., Nov. 2.-s:ooP.
PROBABILITIES.

EhuhAH4AkILASs
For the Gulf States and Tennessee and
the Ohio Valley, generally clear weather,
southeast TO solthwest winds, rising tenn
peralure east Of the Mississippi River and
stationary or falling barometer.
For the Middle States, partly cloudy
weather, south and west winds, slight
changes in temperature, and falling ba.
romeler during Tuesday.
For the LAkeregion, increasing cloudl.
ness and rising temperature except near
Lake Superior, southeast 10 southwest
winds and falling barometer east Of Lake
Michigan.
For the Northwest, generally clear
weather, south 10 west winds, lower
temperature and stationary or rising bs.
rometer.