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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-16
Land Slide on the Baltimore and Ohio

Land Slide on the Baltimore ana Ono
Railroad-Narrow Escape from Ter
rible Disaster.
|. A land slide occurred on the line OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad on Sum
dav night which came near being the
cause of a terrible railroad accident.
The slide occurred at seven curves, eight
miles east of Cumberland, and was run
into at two o'clock yesterday morning by
the Cincinnati Express train, en- route
for Baltimore. The locomotive was
thrown from the track, the postal car
tumbled over an embankment, and the
baggage car upset. Both cars were bad
" broken and the locomotive consider
ably injured by running over the sleep
ers. The sudden stoppage OF the train
demolished several of the platforms OF
the cars. and AS a consequence the pas
sengers in the forward cars received a
terrible shaking up, but it Is reported
no person was badly injured, contusiohS
about the limbs being the chief damage
to the passengers. The accident delayed
regular travel over the road several
hours; and the passengers did not arrive
at Camden station until half past I'VE
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The pas
sengers had to be conveyed back to
Cumberland where they remained
until the track was cleared OF the
wrecked train. and other debris. They were
taken to the Queen City Hotel, where a
meeting was held and the following
paper was drawn up and adopted IN
reference to the accident:
We the undersigned, passengers on
the train No. %, last night, take this oc-
cssion TO express our thanks to the able
and efficient engineer, Mr.. Joseph kearns,
for his skill, caution and bravery IN stop
ping the train by applying the breaks rs
soon rs he discovered the debris on the
track at A very short curve. But for his
promptnesS and courage the loss of life
might have resulted terribly.
We also compliment him for his nerve
and bravery in sticking to his engine I'M
il she became total wreck.
I'VE also express our thanks to tn"
conductor. Mr.. +. }. Forsyth, for his
gcntlcrnanly and courteous behavior to
! the passengers. and in furnishing them Il
prompt conveyance, back to Cumberland
also To- the fireman, Mr.. George Kramer,
for the courageous manner III which he
discharged hi, duties.
I'VE also would respectfully recon-
mend to the company Ia place good and
efficient watchmrn at the short curves ut
this and other similar places. Had such
Waterman been placed at this spot last
night the property Of the company
would have been saved and the lives of
the passengers would not have been en-
dangercd.'
Signed by A. ii. De Witt, Baltimore,
Md; Jos. ID. Price, Virginia; :. A. Bow
man Ohio; Henry f.. Webb. Ohio; Dan
icl Pa,torius st. Louis, Mo-; Robert
Ramsburg, Maryland; f. Casselherry,
st. Louis, Mo-. James A. GillcSpi, Column
bus. Ohio; l.. ID. Robrcr, Cumberland,
Md; II. r. Mantz, Chicago, ILL.,; l.. Nor
ri,, Cheyenne. Wyoming; w. II. Hen
ncgcn, Wheeling, W. Va; c. +. Ray,
Chicago ILL.,, VIM. II. Snapp, New Mar
krt. Va; A. \. Perry, Baltimore; VI. a.
Chandler, Wheeling. W. Va.
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New DESIGN FOR POSTAL CARDS
II has been in contemplation for some
time past to change the designs of the
present postal card. A number of spec
linens have been submitted by the
Morgan Envelope Company, the firm
which has the contract for printing the
cards now in use. The present card is
considered unsuitable in several respects.
1t is too sombre in color and the border
is generally too heavy. The new card
will be lighter in color, probably very
nearly white. The printing and en-
craving will be executed in black ink,
and the border will be narrower and
much ncater in appearance. The change
has not vet been fully decided upon,
but it is safe to say that some alteration
in the design of the present homely
card will be made.
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CLEVELAND.
Hebrew Council.

CLEVELAND. July lj.-The Council
Congregation met at 2:ao, President
Lsth in the chair. A great many reNo-
utions were referred to standing and
special committees. The Committee on
Publication recommended that the | mon
should accept the offer made by Dr.
Abraham Desala to furnish it $500 cop
les of the Sabbath school edition OF
Leezis' English Bible, and that the En-
ecutive Board be directed to make the
necessary contracts and disbursements.
This was amended that onl y 1000 copies
be ordered for the present, which was
sdopted.. The Council adjourned at 3
o'clock in order TO accept an invitation
rendered by the Israelites of Cleveland,
% take a carriage ride around the city
and feast at Diedes Garden Hall.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINN At, duly DETERIORATION
at IGac. Flour-Stcady and in mod"r.
ate demand. Whrat-Firm at Ia
20. Corn-Firm at GGaGSc. Oats
Scarce at static. Rvr-Scarcc; held al
II O5al 10. Pork-Drmand fair and
market firm; small sales ut SO 7jal9S1 J;
generally held ut 20 90. Lard-Drnand
fair and prices advanced; summer lila
He: kettle iobbing ut l23al3c. Bulk
Demand good NJ full rates; shout
ders 7!c; clear rib sides 9!a9:c; clear
sides lUc. Bacon-Stcady and in m"d"r-
ate demand; shoulders SEC; clear rib sides
lO:c; clear lOiallc. WhiSky-Demand
fair and market firm at 94c.
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CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT.-The
salesroom of the Howe Sewing Machine
Company has been re-opened in this
CITY. under the management of Mr.. W.
B. Caldwell. which will afford those who
believe in the superiority of this ma
chine over all competitors, an oppor-
tunitv to purchase without without send
ing to some other city for them. The
Howe is one of the best machines in the
market, and has qualities that must COM
mand it to all who desire durable
machine and one that can not fail to
give satisfaction. The salesroom,
No. 1922 Crangle's Block, Market street,
will be fitted up in fine style, and
Mr.. Caldwell would invite all who wish
to purchase sewing machine to test the
Howe. Persons who have the Howe
Machine that are out Of order. or desiring
anv part of the machine replaced by new
pieces. can be accommodated either by
bringing the machine to the Office, or
leaving their address. Thread, needles,
oil. &c, kept constantly on hand.
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STATE BoNDs-Negiected.

STATE BoNDs-Negiected.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Dull.
STocks--The stock market opened pam
ickv at Ialt per cent lower prices than
the closing quotations of yesterday, and
continued weak until an additisnal de-
cline of ia; per cent was reached, when
there was a rally and general advance;
The Chicago fire was used by the bear
party to depress the market but an an
nouncement that the loss would not be SO
great a. at first reported Ihaving been
made, the market improved as above
stated. During the last hour of business
the market was quiet and prices reacted
lal per cent from the lowest point of the
day. Shortly before the close, however,
tirmer feeling set in and the decline
was recovered, the closing quotations
having generally been the highest made.
| The rally in the market at the close was
chiefly in sympathy with the rise OF IA
cifc Mail to 44s and in Panama to 400,
| which stocks advanced on the rumor that
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company had
| leased the Panama railroad. The facts
| in the case are n follows: The directors
oil bDlu com It's INV L p''h '"'N'''So
| the subject for months and committee
appointed by joint meeting otthe d.
rectors Oh Tuesday, have the matter IN
charge. The plan proposed Is for the
Pacific to make a running arrangement
ofsome kind to operate the Panama road,
a. neither company can lease the other
! according tother charters. Besides this
it is proposed that the Pacific IS to relay
the Panama road with steel rails rs tn"
old iron rails are worn out, pay interest
on the Panama bonded debt, provide i"r
sinking fund, pay II per cent per an
mum to the Panama stockholders, IN
quarterly instalments, and after this give
the Panama company half ofthr net earn
ingS. This plan will probably be adopted
The Pacific Mail steamship Company
have contracted for the construction OF
three new steamers Among the sales
to-day were 81, 400 shares Of Western
Union, $4,000 Pacific Mail, 1900 Erie,
AZ 600 Lake Shore, 5000 Union Pacific,
Il 900 Northwestern, 5000 Rock Island,
1000 st. Paul and 5000 Wabash. The
market closed strong.
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Philadelphia Market.

PnrLApELrHIA, July l5.-Flour-
Active: State, Indiana and Wisconsin
= O0a7 %. Whrat-Dull AT 81 4Oal AZ.
Rvc-Steady at 81 %. Corn-Steady at
1Sas3c. Oats-Activc at 15a71c. Pork
-Slg l2Ia2O 90 Becf-Shoulders s!a
ssc; Salted do 73aSc. Lard-Held at III
ai2}c. Butter and CheeSc-Unchanged.
EggS-EaSv; new western 23ca25. Cof-
fcc--DuI; Rio l9Ia23c: Java 25a2Gc,
gold. northumberland nominal at
.l1al2Ic. WhiSkv-Firm at 9Sc.
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IMPORTANT Posi- OFFICE LAw.-The
following law went into effect on the lst
inst: newspapers, one copy to each
actual subScr' Ger residing within the
county where the same are printed, in
whole or in part, and published, shall go
free through the mails; but the same shall
not be- delivered at letter carrier offices
or distributed by carriers unless postage
is paid thereon as by law provided.
Under the above law subscribers of the
REGISTER in this county who get their
papers outside of Wheeling will'have no
postage to pay from the lst of July.
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The bismarck Shooting.

LoxpoN, July lG.---Thc Nomtdrot says
that later accounts from Messenger re-
port that Bismarck'> condition Is not 81
favorable Us WAS at first reported. He
has frvcrish symptoms, and slept littl" on
Tuesday night.
Bismarck has had another Interview
with kulhmann. The latter now asserts
that he planned the shooting himself,
and that he was instigatrd to the deed by
nobody and has no accompliccs He de-
clares that he i II good Catholic
In the House of Commons to-day,
the public worship regulation bill passed
II, second reading without division.
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Boy DRowSED.-On tuesday night
about nine o'clock boy named John
Beschold WAS drowned in the Ohio river
at the Belmont landing. He was in
bathing, and when he jumped of the
float at the landing the current carried
him out into the middle Of the river, and
he seemed to lose control of himself.
After coming to the surface two or three
times he sank to rise no more. He was
about seventeen years old, and his par
ents live on Eoff street. Centre Wheeling.
Up to eight o'clock last night his body
had not been recovered.
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WHAT BECOME OF HIM?-lt was re-
ported on the streets Yesterday, that j.
W. Haggerty, of this city, brakeman
on freight train of the B. u o. K. r.,
was lost overthe train near Glover's Gap,
on Tuesday night. AS soon as he was
missed, some men started back to look for
him but he could not be found.
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RIVER NEWS.

The river was falling last evening with
feet inches in the channel.
The Science departad for Parkershurg
at l0l o'clock.
The James Rees is making regular
regular trips between her and Sunfsh.
The Mallie Ragon will be the Parker.
burg boat at the usual hour this morning.
The Tom Reese passed down yesterday
with tow of keel boats.
A dispatch from Pittsburgh 10 the Gin.
cinnati Commercial Of yesterday, says;
The United States Commissioners, j.
V. Holmes, Of Ohio, Robinson and Copa-
land, Of New York, with Superintendent
Hawkins, visited Munhalls farm to-day,
to push on the preparations for the con.
tinuance of the boiler bursting eIpcri-
ments. General Smith, chairman of the
Board, was expected 10 arrive this even
ing.
rBy Telegraph
PITTsBURGB, july l5.-River 3 feet
inches and falling. Weather clear and
very warm.
CISCINSATI, July l5.-Rivcr feet
inches and falling. Weather hot Ar
rived: Mrry Miller, Memphis. Depart
cd: Bermuda, Evansville; X W. Dugau,
Memphis.
CAIRO, July 10 Arrived Henry
Ames. New Orleans. Departed
st. Louis. River II feet inches And
stationary; weather cloudy mercury ~
degrees.
LOUISVILLE, July l5.--River still sta
tionary with four feet in the canal and
feet ip the chute; no arrivals or depar-
lures except the packets. Captain ID. s
Benedict AN old river man died in this
city yesterday. Very warm and clear
ST. LOUIS, July l5--Arrived-John-
son, Keokuk; Juda, Yicksburg; Lake
Superior, st. Paul. Departed johnson,
Keokuk; John Kyle and Belle of Shreye-
port, New Orleans; Red Wing, 81. Paul;
Grand Tower, Memphis; Capital City
Vicksburg. The Lower Missouri river
is rising slowly. There was n heavy
rain this afternoon, and another storm i
now coming up.
EVANSVILLE, July lJ.-Partly cloudy
mercury 10 Ia 10 degrees; river risen
inches, with four feet 10 Louisville and
thre" feet six inches To Cairo. Port List
Up-John &. Brunsford, Sherman, Geo.
Roberts. Down--Ssndy, Red Cloud.
Eddyyille. Business very light
For elegantly favored roasted coffee
and strictly pure spices, call on Turner q
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Ministerial Changes.

MADRID, June l5.---A crisis in the
Ministry is reported impending. Gen
Zeballo and Camachc Minister of FL
nance, will probably retire. The former
is said to b. i'll.
Gen. Morianez reports that Bilboa is in
no immediate danger. In case General
Zebullo is removed, Gen. Morianez will
probably be appointed his successor in
command of the army of the North.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-16

MAKING ROOM FOR FALL Goods
In order to make room for Fall and
Winter Goods will sell for cash oil
Serge, Cloth, Lasting and Colored Shoe,
and Caters at greatly reduced prices. |
justly claim that there is no place in the
city at which you can find better ~.
sort:nent of Boots, Shoes and Gsiters than
At my store, corner Of Main and EIe'.
enth streets. Such il the variety Of
styles, width Of last etc, that none need
fear Of being disappointed by not obtain
ing proper ft. All X and 4 crown
brand shoes warranted 10 give ssti'isc'
ton or replaced with new pair.
1910 JERRY CLEMEEs
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE July l5.-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Firm and mn
changed Confirm; mixed western
new 7sc; old 79c. OatS-Demoralized;
western mixed 6Sc; white zoe. Rye
Quiet. ProviSionS-Strong and unchang-
ed. Buttcr-Wc>trrn scarce and firm
at 23a24c Cotfre-Dull and unchanged.
Whi>ky-Firm; small sales ut 81 90.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-16

WHEELING INSURANCE COMPANIES
AND THE CHICAGO FIRE.-The Wheel
ing Insurance Companies have n great
many risks in Chicago and they have
been very fortunate in escaping with
such light loss considering the extent
and destructivencss Of the contlagration.
The total amount lost by Wheeling COM
panies will not reach over S25, ZOO, and
probably not more than $4,000. The
Franklin will lose between $4,000 and
$4,000. The Nail City $500. The
Peabody escapes without any loss.
Probably one or two of the other COM
panirs will lose small amount.
A dispatch to j. NJ. Doddridgc X Co.,
agents of the Phoenix Insurance Com
pany, says that the loss of the above
company will not exceed S2O,0Oo TAX
ing it all in all, our insurance men
may consider themselves lucky.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, July l5.-The Dry
Goods trade in some departments was
fairly active. The market for cotton
Goods ruled better at steady prices; cotton
fannels fairly distributed by some agents
at opening prices. Wooden hannels
more active, and blankets in improved re-
quest AT about last seasons prices. Fancy
Cassimeres and repellants fairly active.
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ACCIDENT To NICE-PREsIDENT KEY
SER, OF THE BALTIMoREAND ONO RAIL
RoAD.-What might have proved II very
serious if not fatal accident, occurred to
Vice President Keyscr, of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company, at Harper
Ferry, on Friday night last He WAS on
his way to the opening hop at Deer Park
and having business at the telegraph
office at the Ferry h. hurried across the
bridge in advance of the train, which
made temporary stop on the Maryland
side. The bridge has no floor other than
few boards in the middle of the trcStle
work. Near the Virginia side Their" Is 4
space Of about seventy feet bare of plank,
and rs Mr. Keyscr had no light with him
ne walked into this opening without
knowing it, and would have been dashed
to pieces upon the rocks in the bed of tn"
river below hut for his size, which pre-
vented his passing between the timbers
of the bridge After several minutes Of
suspension he managed to extricatc him
self, and reached place of safety just in
time to avoid the Pittsburgh express,
which came laundering along-Cdmbcr-
ldnd, (Md) Times
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-16

CAMP-MEETING IN WEST VIRGINIA.
A camp-meeting will be held in the
grove at Park valley, Hampshire coun-
ty, w. Va, by North River and adj
joining circuits of Baltimore Conference
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South. commencing on the Goth of Au-
gust and continuing till the 9th.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-16

HERE is japanese receipt for keep,
ing meat fresh in hot weather: Place
it in clean porcelain bowl and pour
very hot water over il So as to cover it
Then pour oil upon the water. The ali
is thus quite excluded and the meat pre-,
served"
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A MAN named Andy Gallagher was
locked up by officer Newt Tracy last
evening, for disordcrly conduct in East
Wheeling. The officer had hard time
getting him along, and had to Use some
force.
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CoUSTERFEITs AFLoAT.-New coun-
terfeit five dollar bills on the Traders
National Bank of Chicago, are out. The
counterfeit is plainly shown in the let
tiers say" in pay over the f in "fve,
being run together. The general APP
pearance of the bill is very much like the
rnuuiup
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, July l5.-Cattle-Ar-
rivals, " cars; best i - To 6 60; medium
10 to 90; common 1 - to } 80; sto. X
erS , ID IL 1 90; bulls 3 ooto 1 %. Hogs
Arrivals, s! cars; best PhiladelphiaS
50 IL 90; Workers Il 80 To & CO.
Sheep-Arrivals, 264 cars; best ) 90 to
) 80: medium - to 80
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO. July lj.-Flour-Dull but
unchanged. Wheat-Dull and declined;
No. white Wabash new 81 Al; No.
old | 4Si; No. l white Michigan 40;
No. > do | %. Corn-Dull and lower;
high mixed cash and seller August 66c;
low mixed 65la6j{c oatS-Drmsnd ac'
tive and advanced; No. ! 5Sc; Michigan
Mo. rninrsn cd Sic
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PIANOS AND ORSAss.-In order 70
close out his present stock, Mr.. W. b.
Sheib, TIA Main Street, Offers il during
the month Of July, at uniform discount
oftwenty-fve per cent from list Of prlc'.,.
This being a bona fide offer and limited
10 Aug. l,t., any one DESTROYS Of making
a good purchase bad best apply st ons
before the assortment is broken. ReneIn'
Der the place, TIA Main street.
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warning to EnligrantS.

An official note was published to-day
warning agriculturalists and others
against cmigrating without making
inquiry of the administration IN
reference thereto. 1t is stated III
note that this course is taken
because number of enigrants
have made application to the gov,
eminent for assistance L. cnabl" them
to return to France, particularly from
Philadeiphia where the promises held
out bv the immigration agents have not
been realized.
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ENGLAND.

LoHDoN, July IA dispatch from
Vienna explains that the police circular,
describing the person suspected OF the
design against the life of Emperor Fran
els Joseph. was forgery, the authors OF
which have been arrested.
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The WEEKLY REGISTER. After two
o'clock this afternoon this weeks REGIS
TER can be had at the counting-room in
wrappers ready for mailing. 1t will
contain the obsequies of the late Rt. Rev.
Bishop Whelan, particulars of the Chi
cago fire, current news, markets. &c.
Price FIVE cents per copy.
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A NEW postoffice has been established
at Salton, Ksnswha county, IVES, Viz.
ginis, and George H. Brown appointed
postmaster At Rock Camp, MOaso.
county, West Virginia, Ashland Brsyl.,
is ap pointed postmaster, vice Robert b
Cummins, designed.
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INA DITCH.-Yesterday some work
men dug a ditch on either side on
the street railway track on Chaplinc
street, below Hamilton foundry, for the
purpose of tapping the water main and
running water into one of the new build
ings in that vicinity. On the up trip
early in the afternoon, one Of the horses
attached to car No. B., when passing the
above place shyed and went into the
hole. The people in the car became
unnecessarily alarmed and scrambled
out. After some delay the mule was
e1tricated from the ditch, and fortunately
escaped injury. The accident threw
the cars of their time, which made pas
,engers and employees indulge in a little
profanity, while waiting on the switches.
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SPAIN.
The CarliSf War.

SANrANDER, July 18th" com
mandlnant Of Bllboa has asked for rein
forccmcnts, which We're sent here to-day
The blockade of Bilboa by land is com
pletc and stringently maintained by the
I'nrlicts
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Two members of the "Bazoo' Fishing
Club, Maj. Wright and George Swift, re
turned home last evening. They report
the BazooS all well, catching plenty of
fish and having good time generally.
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GER v.

KISsENGEN, July lj.-It has been
asccrtuincd that kullman WAS i'll Berlin
for fortnight and nj Whiteswctide for
the purpose of assaSSinating Bismarck.
Prince Bismarck suffers some from the
wound Inflicted on his wrist.
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The Atlantic Cable.

The Atlantic cable laid in 1866 was
successfully repaired yesterday afternoon
and is now in perfect working order.
Adviccs state that Mr. Moran declines
the appointment of third Assistant Srcr"-
tury of State.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
The ATTEMPTED Assassination

PARIS, July l5.-SOme of the Paris
Journals affect to consider the attempt on
YBismarck's life plot concocted by the
Eorrnon pnlicp
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THE manner in which the men around
the street car stables get in behind the
mules To hitch them to the cars, is II
touching proof of confidence.
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INDIAN RAcrs.LTbere Nm, = ::

INDIAN RACES. There viii be a liv.
ly time at the EAR Grounds, on the 7.
land, next Saturday afternoon. Three s,,,
blooded : Indians Young DeerfoO., FL.
Wing and Young Steeprock will run .
ten mile foot race against horses. Tb.,.
win also DO foot race to all competitor.
This will be the liyeliest sporting even, &C
the season.