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FTRSP NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
United States Depository.
CAPITA $50 200.

h general RBnking, Exchange aud Collec-
ton business transacted with hdellty an
prompt Eess.
Certincates oJ nepoSit issued and Interest
paid thereon.
Reyeure stSmpS for sRla In sum. 10 suit,
New Fractional Curp I y and |, ,. : ant &C
,oin slwsyson hand ~ the act ommoda-
don OF tie public.
Accounts OF heroh ntA, Manu- u'ncturars
e0 Edrs and others ~ licitsi.
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GENERA CoNoHA although fighting
with the Republicans in Spain against
the Carlisle, is said to have been q
monarchist at heart and partisan OF
King ALFONSO. He was distrusted by
the Republicans, and his death on the
field OF battle is PROBABLY good thing
both for his personal fame and for the
Republic OF Spain. The civil war in
that country seems TO have kindled
into fresh activity during the past few
dsys, but il still fails to excite here any
thing like the interest that attended the
Frauco-German war four years age.
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BY TELEG RIA P b.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT,
By the Western Union Line, office North
west corner OF Main and 18th streets.
WASHINGTON.
WARRINGTON, June %.

"
Accepted.
Ex-Governor Deunison arrived this
morning. and formally accepted the
appointment of Commissioner OF the
District in a letter to the President.
Blow will arrive tomorrow evening.
Secretary Briqtow announces that the
interest due on July lst on the funded
debt of the District OF Columbia will
be promptly paid upon the proper state
ment and certificate OF the Commls-
sioners.
indian DepredaIiOns.
Lieutenant Colonel Davidson, com
manding at Fort Sill, reports an attack
by the Indians on the lO!h inet. lie
says: Now that | have received au-
thority to punish these Indians under
certain restrictions for acts OF aggres-
sion, trust | will not annoy the
General with these details but be en-
abled to show some results
Secretary Bris!ow this morOing or
Idered advertisements 10 he made i'm
mediately, in all the principal cities,
or proposals !or the public carriage OF
merchandise in the custody oil the gov
eDment.
1t is said in official circles the Civil
Srvice Commission and subordinate
bUrds will continue, although Congress
di, not make SPECIAL appropriation to
perfect and enforce the rules The
Preident does not intend to abandon
thesystem, but will do all in his power
to Onsummate il.
Bford Wileon, the new solicitor o.
the teasury, was sworn in to-day and
enterd upon the disch arge OF duties.
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FRREEGS.
SPAIN.
Death OF C0neha,


Madrid, June 29.-DispsIches re-
ceived BY. the government this morning,
convey the startling intelligence that
Marshal Concba was killed yesterday,
in. al attack on the Csrlist entrench-
meUt at Muramsr Eslella. When the
National forces itarued o' the dea.h OF
,neir commander, they returned TO their
former position without disorder, lesv-
ing 10 trophy in The hands OF the enemy.
The command OF the Republican army
will now be taken by General Zsbols,
President o the Council, and Minister
OF War Senior Cotarier will succeed
Gen. ZabolA as Minister OF War, aud
Senior Zegasta, Minister OF the Iuterior,
will become President Of the Council.
Besides Marshal Concha one Brigs-
dier apd two staff officers were killed in
the attack OF the Republicans upon the
Carlist intrenchment yesterday. Gen.
Ear.inez Compass commands the army
OF the North until the arrival OF Ger.
Zoballs. By orders from Madrid the
whole army has fallen back 10 Lerin
eight miles from Estella.
Marshall Zerrono has just arrived in
the city.
Eighteen canons have been dispatch
ed 10 the Army of the North. The
goverumen; is organizing fifty battal-
ions for immediate service. The spirit
OF the army is still good, and very de-
termined feeling prevails in Madrid.
The body OF General Coucha will ar
rive mere 10 morrow, and will have an
imposing funeral.
Official dispatches place the loss OF
the National troops in the battle before
E.tels at 1900. Gen. Conchs. after
taking AicatZaz2 marched directly
upon Estsia. He found the Carlists
nlasscd az Muro, behind intreuchments.
A general charge wss ordered. Gen.
CoDcha placed himself at the head OF
his lroops, taking his position in the
centre OF the first lire. While adysnc-
ing rapidly with the centre line he re-
ceivsd o bali in the chest, tell from his
horse and died almost tie instant be
touched the ground. Gen. Eobaugnes
then took command, and ordered the
army to retreat TO OteizA, Lsrraga,
Berlmzaua and TaffaIa.
The Recent Battle.
BAYoNHE, June 29.-Tne following
account of the recent fighting before
Estells and of the death Of General
Concha is derived from CsrIist sources
The Republicans made their first ct
tack on the lett bank OF the river Egs,
on Thursday, aud followed it up Fri
dsy, ou the evening oi which day they
had forced the Carlists from their first
line OF derenses. The next day,
Saturday, they attempted to carry by
assault the heights immedately y CON-
mauding Estella. 10 the attack they
tailed and were driven back in disorder
Au9 their retreat became route, when
General Concha was mortally wounded.
The total los OF the Republicans in
killed and wounded and missing is
1000. Gen. Ecbagues entire divisiou
narrowly escaped capture and was saved
only by the extraordinary exerIioDs Of
the artillery. The assault was made
duriuz tie night, under cover Of which
the Republicans succeeded in with
drawing all their cannon.
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FRANCE

In the Committee Of Thirty to-day
the constitution bill, moved By u
Cosinir Per.en, was rejected by g vote
OF iSto6. No vote was taken on the
bill submitted by ". Lambert de Ssiote
Croix. The committee has dec ded TO
Grsw up a constitution bill OF lis OVID,
and for that purpose nae appointed
three commissioner, w N. FentoTau
and Comule DAru, Monarchists, and n.
C.arles De la Combe, a Liberal Coz
servalivc, This selection SHOWS ths:
the personal septeuate has triUmphed,
and that neither the ssptennal Rspub-
Ii, nor the defninve Republic hsve
anything to hope from the Committee
OF Thirty.
Death OF General Coneha.
The death OF General Couchs is con-
sidered here "a an event OF great politi-
cal importance, 1t Is believed Coucha
intended 20 proclaim Prince Alphouso
K,Dg as soon as toe campaign sgains.
the Car!is's was brought to q successful
iseue, a5d the Madrid governmen.
deeply mistrusied him.
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San FRANEISCO.
Nnri1g RObbeTv.

IAN FRA~cl.co, June 29-Last night
.wo men went to the house Of McCor>
mex. rhe collector o. customs at SAN
a.sgo a.i houad and gagged him.
They ,Eeu procured the omtination OF
tue custom house sa'e and one o. them
remained on luarl over HIM while the
other weut To- lhe custom house, opened
tne sac al secured s. 900. The men
SSere dis s,u'sei and made their escape.
man named Williams has been ar
s,sd on -u.mcion ot being one OF the
Ahers Mccormick was alone in his
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MICHIGAN.
Yacht Race.


Dt'%r' June 29-The PUTIN Bay
.-saa,Aual yacht race took place TO-
... Tn, wind blew fresh. The Ida,
.. T r3nt1 which won the flag last
y.... vac Eried out tor moo compliance
W." ll. ruk3. The Cora, OF Detroit,
ca in frs; time Is minutes aud 80
,coat' The Culbbest, Of Coburg,
O.,, was gecond and the Leva, OF
Detroit, th'r' Eight yachtscompeted.
Husn MaEin, the owner OF a small
car e;o's aucide1 this evening. The
c.',e 8 suPpsed to be financial diff,
cuues.
James Gleason, vie and child were
nirHrd to Gtslh IN their house in
h.a-t, M,cniac, this morning.
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CLEVELAND.
Fatal Accident.

CLEvELvSD, June 29.-Micbael
Steiner and NJ. w. eissenburg were
thrown from a wagon on Woodland
Avenue this afternoon by runaway
team. The former was almost instant
ly killed and the latter was seriously
and probably fatally injured.
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LOUISVILLE.
Killed Her Child.

LOUISVILLE, June pa colored
tramp stopped Ct farmers house in
Rock Castle county, Kentucky, q few
days since. The following night she
was delivered OF child aud took it ont
iuto the woods near by where, the NEXT
morring the charrei remains OF the in.
FAINT was found in an ssa heap. TWAS
evident the lnhuman mother had built
a fire and burned the boiy OF her infant
in ii. She made her escape.
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W~~
CAIRO.
Threatened Lypehiug.

CAIRO, June 29.-Tbe fire bells ruOg
au alarm about l. o'clock last night,
which seems TO have been for the pur-
pose OF collecting q crowd to take Gas
tor. the murder OF Eschbach, from jail
ami hang him. QuiIe 8 crowd col
lected st the ja.i bat 5000 dlspersed
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Sampson OF.

This oil deriving its name from
San pson, meaning strength) is one ol
the best If rot the best remedy Offered
to the public for rheumatism, and a.
psin, and it appears that no medicine
has ever gained 60 astteriUg reputation
in as shor, 3 time. msyls.
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SINCE bic defeat in the cese OF Bo,s
Shepherd, President Grant has been
engaged ID q prolonged drunked spree,
aBd has been taken To West Virginia
TO get sober.-N J. Sun.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF rHE CHIRF SIGNAL 0FFIcsR,
WASHINGTON, June %, SP.M. !
PROBABILITIES,

PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle and South Atlantic
and Lower Lake region, local stroms,
southwest to north west winds increasing
in force in the Middle States, and sta
tionary or falling temperature and ris-
ing barometer. For the Gulf States,
partly cloudy weather. light TO gentle
winds, continued high temperature aud
q slight change in barometer. For
the Eastern and Ohio Vslley, local
storms, variable winds shifting to east.
erly or westerly. continued high tenn
perature and risipg barometer For
the Upper Lake region and Northwest,
increasing cloudiness, northeast 10
southeast winds, and stationary or fall
ing temperature and local rains in tue
Upper Lake region and Upper Mlssis
sippl Valley.
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BALTIMORE.
Deaih Warrants signed.

BALrlMoRE, June 29.-The dsa!h
warrants of Earnest Smith and Chas.
II Jones, both colored, have been
signed, and the date fixed for their ex-
ecutIcn i. August 7tb.
bishop wheIau Out of Danger.
Bishop Whelsu, of the Catholic
Diocese of Wheeling, who has been
seriously i'll at St. Agnes hospital, this
CITY, is considered out OF all danger by
his physicans.
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BOSTON.
Murder and Suicide,

BosreN, June 29.-Joseph Sprague,
aged thirty, clerk for Matthew Baller
IL Co bankers, shot his daughter, aged
s,x years, and then himself, yesterday,
IN q wood nesr his residence in Maiden.
SDrague's vile died two months ago.
DcCIsion.
The full bencbssof the Supreme Court
o. Massachusetts has decided that q
school commissioners board is the cole
judge OF lis own membership. This
decision suslalns the Boston scnooI
board IN refusing seats to women, anc
the latter must 90 TO the Legislature TO
obtain that privilege.
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TS DIANA.
Horrible Murder.

FoRl WAYNE, June 29.-The Scnti
mel OF o-day contains the following:
At Wserloo, Indiana, this morning,
Alex. F lnman was arrested for the
murder t John Burtnett, Of Knox
county, )hio, Tuesday evening. The
circumstnCes are as follows: BurtDett
was ridiu towards Waterloo and when
within tW miles OF town he was over
taken by nman who struck him over
the head with a club, dragged him to
one side ad robbed him OF $50. The
body OF Ih wounded man was found by
a passing orsemsn shortly afterward.
Inman VS. lying by the body stupetied
from drin. The dying mao was taken
to the resieuce of Mr.. Hoffman, where
he Immediately died. Inman in the
meautimeSent to the house Of a widow
near by, a d informed her he had COM
united theieed, and counted the money
before her. He WAS arrested and taken
10 Waterlo. where mis- trial is now IN
progress.
Severe storm.
Telegram from points in this vicinity
report anothr severe storm OF thunder
and lightnin: last night. At ZspesvlIle
Ind, smsl village near Roanoke,
the house OF Mr. Burmans was struck
by lightning and his daughter Ida,
aged nineten, instantly killed. A
young man visiting the house wa
so severely st nued as to render his lite
in peril Hes conscious tut perfectly
desf. The ret o. the family were con-
siderably s,u ned, but none seriously
hurt. SuaDg to gay the building WAS
entirely unframed.
Time Reduced.
Considerable excitement was caused
to-day 10y luther reduction OF work
ing hours ia me ?. +. Il W. r. r.
shops 10 five hcIrs per day. Just at'er
the psnic the 1mpany reduced wages
10 per cent. an. short time after that
reduced the working hours TO nine per
dav. At the re :uced rates the last re-
duction cuts tie wages OF the meH
down less than nalt, aud day lsborers
will now only ,eceive about titty-s,X
cents per day. The men are nearly
desperate and SINE spprehensons OF
serious trouble &c felt.
rsrS Evansville Races.
EVANSVILLE, auue 29.-Goldsm'tn
Maid aud Judge fullerton arrived yes
terdsy, and are row on the track. Tue
great race comes off on Thursday, > u
" 81. All the horses Tor the other
races are now o. the ground and prep,
aratious are ms,iug for large crowd
during the three javs.
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THE PEOPLES BANK,

ON CO, No. 1909 Main street,
WHEELING, ", VA.
MONEY RECEIVED ON pEPOEIf, II.
ssrest paid on Special Deposit. Notes and
Rls Hscountei. Exchange Bought snd
sold, Collections at home or from sbroR
promptly attended 90.
DIRECTORS;
John Raid Christian HetA
Iohn HAndlAn, John YOeEleI,
Samuel ]. Boyd, Richard Carter.
Andrew Wilson, John T.. .1Tusohei.
Thomas O'BEien.
JOHN RYID, Pre- Irni.
JOSIAH r E.UPDEG RAEF, Cashier. lul
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DcI'lsiOn
MEMPHIS.
MORALLY WOnmde ),

MEMPHIS, June ga dispatch from
Hot Syringe, Arkansas, says Billy
Davis, well kaown river bar keeper,
vas shot aud mortally wounded Ssturr
day by Captain Bell Forrest. No par
ljculars.
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FROM our reports this morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-
day will be psrtly cloudy, with variable
winds, shifting TO easterly or southerly,
local storms ard high temperature.
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A Vermont debating cub is ro-
Struggling with tie question, (which
eats the mest-cbicksns, ministers or
fowls.
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THE CITY BANK.

THE CITY B 4 n K
individual LiabllityJ
Is PREPARED TO CONDUCT ALL RU
lnass appertsiniDg 10 banking.
Deals n Bllls Of EXCHANGE, United Sni'
atate and County Bonds Gold Coin, ana
Negotiable ScCuTit'os. ~ fair rates,
Notes and Bills of EIchRnge DiscountH'
Collections Iaadr inF Merchants, Manu-
acturor', EnDhS, PHnRCrs, and Others, on
AL Accessible points In the United state
aut Chngdn,
Drafts ~ sums 10 suit purchasers on ]
thp urip pal Cities and Towns In Germany
Great Britain ali ireland.
Deposits solicited. Interest allowed on
X. CRAN0LE, President.
7, DAI.HEl,L, lcs TrUsldeul
a ,CRAN0LE, Cashier. feb
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Afherlmq 4egi5ter.

GOLD closed in New York on yester-
day at III.
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DINTITOR-,
JOHN X. EOTsFORO, President
Jacob HOrnbroOk, Henry NJ. HRTneI f,
geo. W. FranEhein, ! John E. wrson,
Jacob !. Rhodes, George Ad ans,
Tohn l.. " ohhs. VIM. u. = mpSnn.
NJ. A. CHANDLkR, Cashier.
margS-d6w
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GERM as Y.
brow ned.

Berlin, June 29.-fte rrirrsss
Doubril, wife % the Russian Amba,ss-
dor 20 tuis country, was drowned at
Pot. lam Yesterday.
The North GermS0 Gd-.'t> in an ar
ticIe headed Fresh Comp cations in
Asia" says caravans arriving from
Centrsi Asa, bring reports that VA
koob Bey Is arming against Russls. 1t
is believed be ia prompted TO this by the
agents Of Great Britain. There Is SIso
a possibility ot collision between Rus.
sia and China.
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The License Bill.

The Legislature to-day refused to
psss the License till over tue Governors
veto bv a vote Of Hot 90. A bill
was introduced aud engrossed which
proyides that rex shall not be a dis
qualification for service on school COM
,,;e-ipps
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BANK OF WHEELING
wBsKLING. W. VA.

CAPITAL, 100000
Stockholders personally u.
able aud representing over
100000.
Receives deposits and Discounts Paper.
Deals in Gold, Silver, Coin-drafts and
Tterilng Exchange.
Sells Drafts on Eugl nd, Ireland, France
Germany and other prominent parts OF
Europe.
Buys and sells Government, State, CIT
and Railroad Bonds.
Interest Paid on Special Deposits,
Special attention given to collections.
ID. Z, LIST, President.
q. LAMB, Cashier.
jos. SEY BOLD, Assistant Cashier.
janis
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-15

,h,v find the clue out of this Cretan
labvrinth and enjoy the happiness their
efforts deserve.
A party of Young Hebrew gentlemen,
en- mcsguc. celebrated "Purim IN the
following Ttcv formed pro-
,,es,ion led Ivy a dwarf in the costume
of a BURGER and who was followed ny
Two agile 'girrards;' next came u
,,,,.L ,loctor. i, ho distributed most
marvellous prescriptions: then apreircd
4 gentlemen who. like Toodles. had no
reverence for the Temperance crusade,
and who was followed by the womens
temperance upholders. who disposed
of the unlucky youth i'll doublc-quick
time.
Doubtless YOU conclude that "brev-
ity is the soul of w.t." SCI here nd
Won an atfectionatc adieu. till we meet
again in the Mercantile Library.
EUREKA.
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SIaOrLD BE

As is we'll known, 4 case is pending
in the District Court, which Is designed
TO test the legality Of our Town Gov
ernment. The present term OF court Is
rapidly drawingt to a close, and we hear
that the case is likely 10 go over to
the next term. This should be averted
if possible. Under the law and an or
der of the Commissioners the Assessor
will commence the assessment OF prop
crty for 1874 on the first Monday III
April. The Assessor collects As he
goes along on all personal property
where real estate Is not found
i'll the possession OF the same
owner. Ii the town organization Il
legal. all of the property With
in the prescribed limits of the
town should bear an equal share o;
the levy for town purposes. The ne
cessity, therefore, for the immediate
trial of the cause now in court must be
apparent to all. Endless trouble and
pen will evitably follow unless the
question is determined before the As
SCISSOR begins his work. y speedy
trial is OF the utmost importance TO the
people of the town. and VT hope to see
the whole matter disposed of. one way
Or the other. prior to the Adjournment
of the District Court for the term. No
matter how the suit goes. the taxpayers
of Eureka want 10 know just where
they stand. If we are to have a town
government. lct us know it at n c
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TYBO MINING DISTRICT.
The Celebrated 1.-Two q" Property.

Under date of the lst instant. j. d.
Powers, of this place, furnishes the
San Francisco Mining and Scientific
Dress the annexed account of the valu-
able properly lately purchased by our
worthy fellow -townsman, John b.
McGee:
The mining district whose name
heads this article lies SO miles due
creek and IS miles southeast of Bel
mont, the county seat of Nye county.
Nevada. 1t was pro>pected and or
ganized as y mining camp about the
latter end of 1880 or beginning of lS56.
aud was. besides. originally ambiti-
0u>ly dubbed Empire District. The
dream ofthe tar-seeing, though perhaps
as yet, unrewarded prospector, who
thus bestowed Upon it at the baptismal
font, whose iHvigOrating waters were
drawn from its own everlasting hills.
appears as though it WAS to be realized
At last, for its mineral wealth will soon.
no doubt, win for it in the near future
the empire distinction he claimed for
it then. But ii i. under its aboriginal
2ppetlatiOn and not its .An~rlo-Saxon
one that it will in future be known to
mining men. Tvbo will, therefore,
descend to posteri;y through the
mining annals of the State: while those
swarthy children of the wilderness, to
whose language it belongs. will have
passed away before the superior |civiliz-
alton OF their pale-iaced brothers.
What is the origin or source from
whence the name is derived, or VIVA;
its correct meaning is, have no means
of knowing. 1t i, likely enough a de-
Sivative contraction of some Of the
euphoniOus Indian words, or names
with which one meets with in the no.
Inenclature OF the out-0f-the-way towns
and camps of this land of sagebru>h
and silver. To miners, more than to
all the other men i'll this State,
must be attributed this singular fer
tility of imagination in coming the new
and expressive terms which they seem
to delight in bestowiny upon the min
ing claims, towns and camps which
everywhere spring up with mush-
room-like rapidly wherever they find
the glittering ore in sufficient quan-i-
ties TO recompenSe them for their time
and trouble in delving after it in the
subterranean caverns they themselves
have created.
Is segregated somewhere along the
elevated chain, known as the Hot
creek mountains, running southeast Of
Belmont and about eighteen miles
north Of Reveille District, and until
quite recently did not begin to loom
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-15
4 Letter From the P~Ope-1Ie Ad.
jurcs Emperor Francis Joseph to-
Protect the Church..

ROME, March II.
\ letter has been answered by the
Pope to- the Catholic bishops of Aus
tria exhorting them tn combat the
pending ecclc>iaStic bills in the Reich
stag. dated the 9TH instant. His Holt
ness says: 1.-The measures arc calcu-
lated to place the church in Il ruinous
>ervitude, 1t takes occasion to protest
against the rupture of concardial(?) The
Pope has also written to Emperor
Francis Joseph adiuring him to p, otect
the Church within his dominion.
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Fell DcnL-WholcsRlc Indictment Of
whisky Dealers.
March II.

CINCINNATI, March II.
Hon. Edmund Smith. member of the
Constitutional Convention from Shelby
county. fell dead this evening at his
hotel, while coiver>ing with the clerk.
He vas in the convention all day APP
op!exy is the supposed cause of his
death.
The grand jury of Pomcroy, Ohio.
adjourned last evening after finding
two hundred indictments against whis-
Ky dealers.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-The telegraph
informs us of an accident TO the west
ward-bound train on he Central Pacific
Railroad, between Toano and Hum
boldt Wells. The accident resulted
from a broken rail. Several cars We're
thrown from the track, but fortunately
no lives were lost.