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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-05
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
AUGUST (, 1874.

A'"OSl - 1917
BELLAIRE.
H. altman. g p.n.;ro ,,,o.,. ,,..II oo,o
''',''' - " ''''''
PHm"ht themselves on the growing pros
peritv Of its inhabitants. We have
,..,,,. -, h,,, c,,,. ,,,o. o,J ,b,,o ,b,,
are IN Such c"hu'''o" are :" from Il"
lack of being employed. There is work
~ o,orr hand and many kinds of !,
-. ,,.
,;I n,.,;'h .,.,.,,.....', 60
''"S'e'' WHO" ''' '''>'' '''i''l mint '''
large numbers and still room for many
Others. No good. sober indu,triou, man
..l ,, ,-;,l.r. u,rl. d.,. = ho : $50
IT,, v..b.n-Io ,..,,,.,. ,.o, ,,,,,
u'SP'seu' " i'"'' " '"''E '''"'' '"'"-
planning few days since OF his inability
to find employment. He even went
,o the country but hi, fame had
.a.l t; II. :. ,..,. .o-,,o.,
tTho oi mor ord t%orcfSro wo. nat
wanted But there ARE live active in
du,trious men sought for. Such persons
would find no difficulty in procuring
work in our city. The labnring man may
be the least thought of by certain class
of 'aristocratic, shallOw-minded individ-
uab, but We look upon the working COM
munity as the bone and sincw of our
land, without whom We could not live
A young man in our city has every adj
vantage afforded him for becoming
wealthy, provlded ne oe industrious ana
sa,ins ot "ni," mi III 49, '"''
u"'o' '"''A'! .a',
\ MEETING VIII b" held tomorrow
evening by the Methodist Social Society
Lor 'ne pu..s ~ b,IJ g o. q" TSor ,-;iI
LOT iesti' a. n ~ " 49,. ,L,,-DL VIII
meet !" '''s -"'."C'''
Mr.. CARR, OF TINS CITY very Ola man
who had been %inic'ed many !eaI' D!
tileulL,al''..Il u..' 80 - a 80
! IGF'e 80, o'''' U"' - viz
'"'S P'",''
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water plues which embellish ouT pave
ments in many places sticking up about
four inches. They are the cause of more
sin in a shorter space Of time than any
thing we know of. A stranger was
walking rapidly along our streets the
other night; ne stopped suddenly; his pet
toe with a corn on it was in his hand; he
wasn't a church member, at least the
language he used didn't prove It II ne
was. A gas plug was the cause. 1t Is
shame those water and gas plug nulsanees
are not abated-
THE livery stables done good 6usl-
ness last week. Every young man hav-
inc two dollars took ride. Its all right,
hut we prefer travelling in those fast
buses" running between he:e ana
Wheeling. They are safe, You know.
WE don't know the exact name ofthoSe
weeds which adorn our streets IN such
profusion, or We should feel called upon 10
write a little article to suit the case.
Nevertheless we will say that II Is redicu-
Ions 10 see our streets in such condition,
covered with those weeds, but we refrain.
THE grocery business iSpretty fair just
at present and grocers are kept busy
Although numbers of wagons are to be
seen on our streets daily peddling pro
duce. the groceries are doing their share
of the trade. The pric eof produce here Is
as follows: Potatoes, 80 cents per peck;
apples. 80 cents per peck; pears, 10 cents
per peck; peaches, $3.50 per box; plumbS,
S125 per box; butter. 80 cents per
ID. eggs, Is cents per dozen; and onions
) cents per peck. Some of our grocerS
are setting around on the store boxes
anxious to dispose of their goods at the
above prices. Give them call.
auburn" mourneth, his love departed.
She left Yesterday. He was conSolmg
her and hence the public was not feaNted
on his literary talcntthrouSh the columns
of the htciiig1,cer, Yesterday, rs usual.
Our svmpathics he has. We have been
their recently ourselves.
WE wish We knew from what source
the Sta,dard man draws his inspiration.
Wedon't want any of it but just wonder
why it friled 81 soon.
THE Council meeting was largely at
tended last night. All the dads were
ON hand. We nope their will be Il
strengthening Of up things generally
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MICHIGAN.
Meeting Of National Educational A..
ISOLATION.

ISOLATION.
DETROIT, August 4.-The fourteenth
annual meeting of the National Educa-
t;onal Association commenced in this city
today, Prof. White, OF Illinois in the
chair. The attendance is fair. The del
egates have not all arrived. The conyen-
ton was welcomed by by Duane Saty,
superintendent of the Detroit schools, in
a brief and appropriate address, which
was responded to by Prof. White, who
referred to the topics to be brought before
the convention among which will be that
of labor strikes. He thought that they
had their origin in defective education:
Rev. George P. Hays, President OF
Washington and Jefferson College,
from the Committee on Upper Schools,
read report on the subject which was dis
cussed during the morning session by a
number of delegates, and finally adopted
and recommended to the favorable con-
sideration of the educators of the nation.
On motion of Prof. Phelps, of Minnesota,
the question of course of study WAS re-
ferred to Il special committee, DIR, Harris
chairman, to report next year. The con-
vention then adjourned to meet III sec
tions in the afternoon. The depart,
ment of higher education, presided
over by DR.. Reed, Of the University
of Missouri; Prof. Peabody, OF Harvard
University, read paper upon The Elec-
tive System in Colleges and Universities
in the Department of Normal Schools;
John Ogden, of Ohio Central Normal
School, read paper Oh "What Consti-
tutes a Consistent Course Of Study FOL
Normal Schools" and Mr.. j. &. Green.
augh, of Providence, r. l., Normal
School, reported on training schools III
connection with Normal schools. Most
of the prominent educators in the coun,
ry were present. The Convention viii
| continue in session until Thursday.
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MISSISSIPPI.
Quiet EIcction-White Success.

NIcKsuURG, August 9.-Thc city cleo
ton passed of quietly, with no disturb
ancc of amy kind. Both the whites and
the blacks pollcd full registered strength.
Some of the leading negroes Of the Third
ward attempted to induce their followers
to leave that poll, but the excuse for such
Il course was studiously withheld by the
whites. About forty negroes voted the
white ticket, and four whites voted with
the negroes. The whites elected their
entire ticket by $50 majority. This is
the first political victory since 1861. The
stars and stripes have been thrown to the
breeze and every available piece Of
bunting WAS displayed i'll honor Of the
event.
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CHICAGO.
Moro Indian News

CHICAGO, August 4.-Thc following
dispatch has just been received at head
quarters by General Sheridan:
OMAHA, August 3.
To General r. {. Dr0n. 1. 4. g.. Hcad-
quarters DirjSjons of Missouri:
Colonel Stanton, who has Just arrived
at Fort Laramie from the agencies. re-
ports large number of Indians coming
IN from the north who say that Stabbcr,
appointment Indian in the disturbances
last spring at the agencies, and several
others were killed hv Cu>tarS men.
There seems to be much feeling in consr-
quence among tn" Indians coming in
and at the agencies. The Indians report
the death of twenty-onc Indians who
were wounded in Bolc'S fight.
Signed. E.O. {. ORD
BriQadicr General ContD,aHdiug.
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Philadelphia Wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA, August 4.-Quict,
firm and in fair demand; stock scarce;
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Nir-
gina double extra and above 52t
(a54c; extra 52a j2Ic; medium 5lG j2Ic;
coarse Acc; New York, Michigan, In
diana and Wisconsin fine 45Gr 50c; me-
dunn 400 SOC; coarse 4jc; combing wash
ed Goa 62c; do. unwashcd IOH4lc; Can
ada combing 6OM62; fine unwa>hcd 33Cr
35c; coarse and northumberland 3GG3S;
tub washed 52aj1C.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, August 4.-Cotton-
Steady ut l6lc. Flour-Dull and I'M
changed. Whcat-Dull at 81 0OG' 20
Corn-Dull at G4Ca 65c. OatS-Dull; No.
= 45CI soc. Ryc-Dull ut Csc. Pork
Quiet at $24 90. Lard Dull; summer
l3m lS4c; kettle 144@l5c. Bulk Meats
Active; shoulders sold early at Sic
closing at Sc; clear rib sides so 100
IL 90; clear sides 13c. Bacon-Strady
and in moderate demand; shoulders Die;
clear rib sides l2c: clear sides l2ic
Whisky-Dcmand fair and market firm
at 97c
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ON AIAA.
Indian RepOrts--Dcath by Rattle
snake Bites.

OMAHA, July "a dispatch from FIT.
Laramie of the &rd inst, says that Maj.
Stanton, paymastcr, has just returned
from tn" agencies, and reports large num-
berS Of Indians coming from the north,
who say that Stabbcr chief who was con-
>picuouS last spring in his hostilties to the
whites at the agencies and several other
parties were killed by Cu>tars party,
which reported returning. Indians also
report ~ Indians killed in Capt. Bates
fight of July 1. 1t is the general opin-
ion among military men that Gustav
has fulfilled his order, and is now return
ing. The information cleaned from the
Indians gives no evidence of big fight.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Base Ball Matters.

LONDON, August AIN the game of
base ball Yesterday afternoon, at Lords
cricket ground, between the Red Fox
and Athletic clubs. the Bostonians reach
ed first base nine times by errors of their
opponents and won the game in two
hours and ten minutes. The bowling OF
the Americans in the game Of cricket
was weak The newspapers consider
that the playing by the Americans OF
base ball and cricket on the same day
gives the Marleborne club undue adyan-
tage. The journals publish long details
of the game of base ball, giving full ex-
plantations, and refer particularly to the
beautiful catching of the Americans.
Cricket and Base Ball.
The game of Cricket at the Lords was
resumed this morning The English
eleven finished their inning for the total
lO5 runs. the Americans then went tothe
bat and made y runs for ten wickets.
The game will be finished tomorrow, the
Americans have II more wickets to fall.
The base ball game was not played tins
afternoon, III consequence of untavora-
weather and for some other reasons
the attendance of spectators was small.
Saratoga Races-GOOd Track--Large
Attendance.
SARATOGA, July 1.-THE track is in
excellent condition and the attendance Is
good. The first was selling race for Il
purse of $500 for all ages, and one mile
and quarter heats. There were twelve
starts, Carver Kade, London Milden,
Minnie, Mac, Jean Vatican, Caribos,
Botany Bay, King Amadeus, Moon
bean. Generous, and Leavington Colt
After one false start good send of,
with King Amadeus in the lead which
he kept until coming up the home stretch
when Botany Bay came TO the front and
won by a half length. Time 2:ll.
Kadi was second, King Amaduas third.
The winner was bought in for the owner
at $50.
The second race was tor the sequel
stakes, for three year olds, two miles; sew
en- horses started; Grinstead, Countess,
Madge, Red Dick, Culpepper, Reform
and Vandalet. Nundalet won the race,
Grinstead I'd; reform Sd; time 3:4O{.
The third race was for purse of $1,000
for three miles SpringbOk, PreakncSs
and Fellowcraft started; Fcllowcratt
took the lead at the start, and kept 1t
till the end of the second mile, when
Springbok went to the front and retain
ing the lead until finished, and won by a
length, PreakneSS 2nd and Fellowcraft
Bird. Time j:42t. In pool, Springbok
was the favOrite, At over 2 To | against
his competitors combined.
Buffalo Races.
BUFFALO. August An addition TO
the other important features Of Friday
next. at the Buffalo Park, Goldsmith
Maid with running mate, will trot
against time for purse Of $1,000.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, August 4-Flour-Dull
and unchanged. Whcat-Activc and
shade frmcr at 81 2SC1l 40. Corn
Nominal at 71!c. Oats-Stcady III $50,
IS. Ryc-Unchangcd. Provisions
Excited. Pork-Nominal nj $24 OOGJ
% 90. Bulk Mcats-Firm; none offering.
Bacon-Active; shoulders go, Zoe; clear
ribs l2!c. Lard-Firm III Ma l4lc.
Butter and Cotfec-Quict and unchang-
ed. Whiskv-Quiet at 81 O3Ml u.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, August i,-Cattle-
Arrivals, including Saturday Sunday
and Menday, 33S cars; best s. 90 to 80;
medium So 80 to 90; common 81 - 10
) %; stockers 81 65 to 90; bulls - 60
to SO 80. HogS-ArrivalS. including
Saturday, Sunday and Monday 100! cars;
best 81 80 to- G5; Workers 40 to t %.
Sheep-Arrivals, including Saturday.
Sunday and Monday, l02! cars.
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PITTSBURGH.
Confession ola Murderer.

PITTSBURGH, August 4.-Ernest Ort-
uein. the murderer of the Hamnet fami-
ly, who is now in Jail awaiting the sign
ing of his death warrant by the Governor,
has made another confession. In his
first he said that his object wa. to get the
money that was supposed to be i'll the
house He now says that he attempted
to outrage Ida, the Oldest girl aged eight
wears. Her screams aroused the other
two children, and so alarming him that
he killed the whole three. When Mr..
and Mrs. Hamnctt returned home he
also killed Them and set fire to the house
hoping to cover up all traces Of his hor-
rihlc crime.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, August 4-Thc package
trade active in some department, and
dull in others. Cotton goods held ut firm
prices by manufacturer agents. CorSets.
Jeans and Grain Bags more active.
Side Band Prints in brisk demand by city
and country jobbcrs. Hosiery showed
some improvement. Fancy Ca>simercs,
Worsted Coatings, Wool Flanncls and
Blankets in good demand. Foreign Goods
Ouipt
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, August 3.-Flour-ln fair de-
mand and market firm. Whcat-Dc-
mand fair and prices advanced; No. >
white Wabash 81 20: No. dos 10; No.
| white Michigan 81 IL; No. red II IL.
Corn-Firm and held higher; high mix
ed seller August 81 yellow Csc. Oats
Demand fair and market firm; No. 30
@5lc; No. = 45@ 45!c; Michigan 44@
45bc.
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STATE BoNDs-Quiet.
RAITRoAD BOSDs-Ouiet

STATE BONDs-Quiet.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Quiet. 90.
SToCKs-Opened dull and steady, but
later on became weak, the general list
going off iGs per cent, and Il in North
western. As the day advanced there was
n recovery of the decline at II more ac-
tive market, but at the close there was
a reaction of t(a8 per cent on realization.
The decline in Northwestern was in an
ticipation of decision unfavorable to the
company in the Wisconsin suit. Quick
silver to-day rose to 90 for common and
"a for preferred Among the sales to-day
were $1,000 shares of Western Union,
$500 Pacific Mail $4,000 Lake Shore,
$500 Northwestern and 5,400 st. Paul.
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FovNp BA1L.-Samucl Urban. charg-
ed with fraudrlcntly Obtaining the sigma
ture of Matthew Reese on certain docu-
mcnts. and who was sent to ilhy Squire
Clark>on in default of finding bail in the
sum Of $1,000 for his appearance before
court. wa, released Yesterday. he having
secured bondsman. Urban has been
confined in jail since the 18th Of July.
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EXCHANGE BANK.-A, will be seen
By an announcement elsewhere, the Ex-
change Bank of Wheeling is fully organ
lied and prepared for business, in all the
branches of banking. This organization
takes the place of the Merchants Nation
al bank. and John j. Jones. Esq. con-
tinucs ~ cashier.
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The Auditor of the State who has been
making an examination Of the affairs Of
the Chicago insurance companies notified
the Attorney General to-day, that the
Atlantic and Pacific Insurance company
was insolvent, and requested him to take
such action in the matter rs he deemed
necessary. The assets of the company
are valued by the auditor at 100000;
liabilities are $4,000.
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MEMPHIS.
The ExcursiOnists-An Accident

MEMPHIS, August 4-The Texas and
Louisiana excursionistS left for their
homes this morning via Little Rock.
They were charmed with their visit, and
it is believed their short sojourn here and
their intercourse with business men will
stimulate the work of constructing the
Memphis and Shreveport railroad.
a correspondent writing from Romeo
Station, Tennessee, says that on Friday
William Hicks, an old citizen of that
county. started to the station in Il wagon
in company with his wife, Mrs. Holly,
hi sson-in-law ard daughter. On the way
the horses became frightened and ran
away, throwing out the entire party.
Mrs. Hicks was thrown against fence
and instantly killed; Mrs. Hally wa.
also badly injured, but the others escaped
unhllrt
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

LIVERPOOL, August 4.-The steamers
Egypt, State of Georgia and Known
Prince Frederick Wilhelm, from New
York, and Bostona, from Boston, have
arrived.
NEW YORK, August 4.-Arrived-
Steamer Italy, from Liverpool.
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DR., TUFTS HAIR DYE

possesses qualities that no other dye docs
Its effect l. instantaneous, and IL T. - IA
tural that II cannot be detected by the
closest observer. Being harmless and
easily applied, II il in general Use among
the fashionable Hair DreSsers in every
large city in the United States. Price 81 a
box. sold everywhere.
IabOratOry-NOs. ~. and ~ COrtlant
street New York.
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ABUSIVE LANGUAGE. - Yesterday
morning Christ Orhatt' appeared b"for"
Squire Hammer and swore out 81 warrant
for the arrest Of Annie Rcinhardt, charg
ing her with using abusive language to-
ward him. The case was set for trial
thi, morning at 10 o'clock.
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Buffalo Races.

BUFFALO August An addition to
the other important features Of Friday
next. at the Buffalo Park, Goldsmith
Maid with running mate, will trot
against time for u purse of $1,000.
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RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.-Icstrrday AT
tcrnoon a horse attached To Il buggy, in
which was seated Mr.. George Crunback-
er and John Boring, became frightened
on the Island, and ran away. Both
gentlemen were thrown out and Mr..
Crumbacker had his shoulder dislocated,
and Mr.. Boring was injured about the
body. The horse was caught on the sus-
pension bridge with the shafts and fore
wheels Of the buggy attached to him.
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PHILADELPHIA Market.

PHILADELPHIA, August 4.-Flour-
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Quiet: red
81 2S(Gl 81. Rye-9O@ 97c. Corn-Dulla at
SOFA Sc. OatS-Firmer for old at soc; more
active for new than buyers. Butter and
Cheese-Unchanged. Eggs-Ea>ier;
western lSGl9c; Petroleum-Refned
lie; crude Sic.
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CHARGED WITH BAsTARDY.-On Mon
day morning Mary Mcdonnell sworc out
II warrant for the arrest IF John W.
Brody, before Squire Hammer, whom
she charged with being the father Of 4
child which she had given birth TO-.
Brody Was arrested last night and the
Squire held him in the sum of 800 for
his appearance this afternoon to answer
the charge.
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Atlantic aud Pacific Insurance Com.
pany InsOINent.

BrigGdicr General Commanding.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND. August Nv heat
Firmer at 81 l2@ 10. Corn-Better at
74c. Oats-Dull and lower; new No. !
State 45c; No. do 40. Petroleum.
Quiet, weak and unchanged.
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Alfred Parof and Van Brant, well
known in connection with the Oleomar-
gerine Butter Company were arrested at
San Francisco yesterday, on an indict-
ment for forgery. Bail to the amount Of
$4,000 was required in each case.
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LIVINGSTONE IS DEAD.

NOR ~ YEARS Millions HAVE
j tcntly watched his p"ril"us yet Do
stauggleS, and grand achievement.
now eagerly desire Ia" tOmpl"iu lIi.
tory ~ this wOrld-r"nOwn"d lru
ncfactor, which unfolds also th,.
ties and wealth Of a wild and Vol.
country. II Is just ready 2"' cd.
wanted quickly. one agent sold 'a
other 1876 one week. For particular
HUBBARD BROS, either PhlIa. Do.
or Cincinnati, ohio. il.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market.

NEW YORK, August 4.-MoSEY-2@
2. per cent; prime mercantile paper 5t9
per cent. Sterling 4S7i for sixty days
and 400 for sight. Customs receipts
s425,OOO. Exports of produce for the
week s5,l57,9l7, decrease from last
week of 81, 503,871.
GoLD-Dull at lO9I@l09s. Carrying
rates were }G1 per cent, and fiat. The
Assistant Treasurer disbursed 100000
Clearings 81, 100000.
GovERNMENTs-Stea
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"GRIFFIrH GAUNT" and the story of
Catherine the heroine, is again in de-
mand and book shelves are being re-
pleni>hcd. So much for Beech and
Tilt.
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Anray nj Peabody Hotel.

An attray occurred at the Peabody
Hotel early this morning, between X. +.
Scuddcr, night Waterman at the hotel.
and NJ. 4. Tilford, private Waterman,
during which Scuddcr shot twice and
dangerously wounded Tilford. He was
arrested and held in three thousand dol
lars bond to answer.
The county election Thursday creates
considerable excitement. The probabill-
ties are the contest will be- very close.
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The markets present one grand agri-
cultural show of vegetables and fruits
and its enough to give one the stomach
ache to contemplate them.
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Fatal Assault.

Fatty McGinniS, the noted rough who
was released from the pcnitentiary few
weeks since by the Governor, entered
Stokes stables in the First ward, last
night, and engaged in row with the
hoStlcr, Pat Walsh, during which Fatty
drew knife and cut Walsh twice, in
hicting dangerous wounds. McGinnis
NNns urrnsfnl
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, August 4, SIN.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, August 4, p. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
For the middle and lower Lake region,
higher barometer. with northeast to
southeast winds. and clear or partly
cloudy and cool weather, possibly light
coast rains For South Atlantic and
Gulf States, rising barometer, with slight
ly lower temperature in the former, and
north to east winds. with partly cloudy
weather and coast rains. For the West
Gulf States, Tennessee and Ohio Valley,
southeast IL northeast winds, with slight
raise in the temperature and generally
clear weather. For the upper Lake Re
gionS, falling barometer, with rising
temperature and increasing to fresh and
brisk east and south winds, with partly
cloudy weather. and in Wisconsin light
local rains From Missouri and Nebraska
to Minnesota falling barometer. high
temperature and fresh and brisk east to
south winds. with partly cloudy weather.
and from Indiana northward local rains.
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Made Insane by the Flood.

John Leapold, whose wife and four
oh. ldrcn were drowned III the late flood
in Allegheny City, having become insane
from the effects Of his sad bereavement, was
to-day removed to the insane asylum.