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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
The South Carolina Taxpayers Orgaui.

The South Carolina Taxpayers Orgauiz-
ing.
COLUMBIA, S. c., December l6.-Tbe tax.
| payers convention met last night, There
were fuii delegations from twenty counties,
Resolutions were adopted to day 70 the
effect that tax unions be organized in every
township, and dir citing that a complete
register of qualified voters be made to
check OF prevent fraudulent voting at cleo
tons.
Governor Chamberlain assured the conyen
tion OF his determination TO reduce taxation
to the lowest practicable point, and of his
Willingness TO consider any recommended
ton.
The convention adjourned this evening to
meet st the call CT the president and execu.
tive committee.
The Visitors to Phils lsdeIphia.
PHILADELPHIA, December l5-The COM
mittee of citizens having the matter in
charge have completed their arrangements
for the reception and entertainment of the
washington excursionists, who will arrive
here on Friday evening. Two hundred
and nifty live gentlemen have accepted the
invitation to visit Philadelphia, Including
the President OF the United Statas. seve6
OF the judges of the United States Supreme
Court and nearly all the members of the
st ate and House of Representatives.
On Saturday morning the delegations
will leave the Continental Hall and Girard
House at half-past nine O'Clock, and pro-
Coed to Paramount to view the centauniaI
grounds and buildings, when the United
States centennial commission and CEN
tennial board of finance will show psact,-
cally to the visitors the progress thai has
been made in preparations tor the inter
national celebration. After the inspection
OF the buildings banquet will be served
in Horticultural Hall.
Meeting of the Centennial Executive Com.
mitiee.
The executive committee of the centen
NAL commissioners is holding a secret ses-
son in this city to-day. subcommittee.
consisting of DR.. Lorring, Mr.. Merrill, of
Penney lvania; Judge Lynch, of Louisiana.
and Director General Goshorn, was an.
pointed to confer with the finance board
w'Ih regard to erecting building covering
$4,000 square feet. for an exhibition Of
branches of education and social science.
American Board of Transportation.
CHICAGO. Deoember l6-The American
Board OF Transportatitn and Comnerce
opened its third annual session at the Grand
Pacific Hotel this morning. John T. HENRY.
OF New York, vice president, called the con.
ventinn to 0lder, and read letter from MI.
Quincy stating that he would be unable to
atHrua this e"rvAnti"n THE .ecressrv Rad
looErIHuHD on SoURTn rAe1l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-17

The jnrors in the United States Court
will be likely 10 give strict attention to the
order OF Judge Woods yesterday relative to
the time of their appearance in court,
Some of them have been rather tardy. The
court directed that the roll should be called
at eleven O'Clock precisely, and any juror
failing to answer would forfeit his days pay.
In the First District Court George c.
Benham appeared and pleaded not guilty
to the charge of embezzement, and gave
$4,000 bonds for his appearance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-17

fuARY, CLOCKS, ETC The great sale
ane collection OF Italian mar Dle and
(*f statuary will take pla this day,
n. and z P. NJ. at No. 60 Camp
~ Messrs. Montgomery. The col
9 superb one; every art Gle was
M Florence, Iral,, by Sig Psndol-
TO most respectfully invites the
eerchsnts aud the public in gen.
al and examine the beautiful aud
snl articles which he lie determined
Without limit OF reserve. For full
Nd $50 advertisement.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-17

Major C. W. Howell, of the United
States Engineer Corps, who has been for
several years in charge of the government
works in Louisiana and Texas, left for New
York last night to attend the sessions of a
board of engineers upon the Galveston
Harbor improvement.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-17

Golden Drawing. Golden Drawing.
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Can win
A splendid fortune
In the Golden Drawing,
Monday December 81
Purchase at
Golden Drawing. Once. Golden Drawing.
g ,den Drawing. Golden Drawing.
Golden Drawing. Golden Drawing.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-17

High art. The manager of Booths Thea
tre advertises for three hundred men, each
not less than six feet high, to appear as Q
Roman army.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-17
Somebody
Mus win
100000

At the Golden Drawing. December 27.
Reoolleot, there lie one chan ca in six
To win q splendid fortune in gold.
$3.50 prizes-in all. $502, 500.
Capital prize 100000.
Tickets only $50.
No scaling.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-17
WASHINGTON.
COMBINATIONS,

WASHINGTON, December l6.-W. Mex
Dunn, judge advocate genera; Burnharu
assistant secretary of tho Treasury; j.
Madison Wells, surveyor Of customs, New
Orleans; Russell, collector, third Virginia
district; Orrell, postmaster, Fayetteville
North Caroline; Bange. postmaster, Sails
bury. North Carolina; Brooks, postmaster
Camden, South Car,lina Lee, postmaster,
Chester Courthouse, South Carolina; Glib
son, postmaster, Huntington, West Viz.
pinia
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-17
The Drawback on Sugar.


The report of the treasury agent on the
subject of the sugar drawback has been
completed. and is now in the hands of the
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury, Burn.
ham, who is giving to it close attention with
view OF framing the conclusions of the
department. Many tel-grams have been
on the subject. The department will, as
soon as practicable, iseue regulations for
the guidance of collectors of customs, and
all others interested.
The Confirmation of Surveyor Wells.
There was debate of several hours dura-
ton over the nomination of j. Madison
Wells to be surveyor OF the port OF New
Orleans. He was at length confirmed by a
strict party vote, except that Christiancy.
of M,chig an, voted no" Booth, OF Cali
fornia, independent, voted aye and Pad.
dock, of Nebraska. Republican, refraiaed
from voting,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-17


Second Race-Club purse, $4O0, for all
ages 5000 to first, s75 tG second, $25 to
third; ore mile and three-quarters.
II. Ask.y's ch. Curander, 3 v. o.. nv Rebel
dam Amelia Wesneim. n 81 pounds. .......... l
g. II. Rlcrs b G. VOlca o. ;. o., by V.ndal, dam
lodin. 80 p"nuds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
william jennings cl. c. VerdiErIs, v o., by
Versatile, dam Belle Brandon; 80 p unds. :, 5
W. Brs4y's b !, Moe B. V. o, by Judge Leon.
ard, oam bv l., ru'g OF; 81 pO,iuds..,....,,.,, 4
W. Cpttris b. e. CSlOlei Ne l,ean, y. o, by
har! OF the West dam Eu, ne; i6i pounds.
+. Mino,'s b. b. RaimouGh, age :, by Planet,
dam Red Rosr; lis pounds,
+. q. Mi oi's b sTeei Bay ~. O., by Btywo d,
dam La BrCna; l01 pouu ds. ...,.....,..... -.
&. WaTwoks b. IL loIn LesIhets, aged, bv
Camps Whale, dam by DoublooD; Is pounds
Time-3:l312.
Third Rdce-Club purse, 5000 for all
ages; $500 to first horse, 500 to second;
mile he a's best thrae in five
Jackson l. Owens ch c. George Graham,
3y. O., by Rogers, dam Sunshine; 81
pOunds. ..........................3 ] ]
Il. Askey's br. NJ. Ella Harper aged, BY
Rebel, dam Mary Kimbrow; ia
pounds.
J. MeMab, ms ch. Z kilourn, v.o,b
Ring ma t'r dam On ario: l0l pounds 2 dis
N. W-lsh's b. g. Port Leonard, aged, by
Voucher, dam Prunells; liz pounds. 4 dis.
A. WaIders eh. G. Pompey's Pillar, 3y.o.,
BY Unc Vic, dam Amanda Buford;
~ DOunds........... ................d dis.
p Minors b. e. ,west By,a ayo.by
Time-l:46, lao, Isl, 2:l3h.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-02

ST.. Louis, September 1.-The lnvesti-
cation Of the charges against Indian
Agent Gibson at the Otage Agency, Kan
Sas, has been concluded 80 far as taking
oral testimony Ia concerned, and the COM
missioners have adjourned 10 Lawrence
10 examine certain documents and make
up their report, tis stated that the evil
dence against Gibson Ia very damaging
and his removal will probably be recon.
mended. II was shown he has made a
practice OF having voucheis signed In
blank and then filling them up with
larger sums than he actually paid. Also
that lie was In the habit OF buying up
vouchers at heavy discount and pocket.
Ing the profits.
KANSAS CiTY, September 1.-The Kan
sas City Times has received information
from the Osage agency, Indian Territory,
stating that the committee 10 investigate
The charges against the agent Gibson, will
leave Lawrence, Kansas, tomorrow for
81. Louis, where they will make up tlleir
report; the evidence OF some Of Gibson's
friends show conclusively that the frauds
we're committed In the Bids for the sup.
plies, false vouchers, etc, which was not
conttadicted by any testimony and which
must result in Gibson's resignation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-02

The marks at the landing at 0 r.M. yes.
Leriay showed 3 feet s inches and falling.
The Science was detained by fog and did
not arrive until 10 A. NJ. She left for
Parkersbufg al | P. NJ, with a good "Trip.
The steamer James Rees has laid mp at
Clafingtun on account Of low water. The
Comfort Il running In place OF the Rees.
The Tempest arrived from New Mar.
tihsville last evening, and will return to-
day.
The Ragon will be the regular Patkers.
burg packet this morning At II o'clock,
The Market Boy last night carried
load Of Democracy to the Bellaite meet
Ing.
The river Is getting 80 low that II seti.
ously affects business. An unusual 1ui.
etness prevails about the landing.
[By Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, September 1.-River 20
inches and about stationary; weather
cloudy. Departed-Ashland, for Cincin.
natl.
MEMPHIS, September l.-River fell ls
inches; weather clear mercury 92'. De.
patted-OSceola and Capital City for St.
Louis.
EvGSsyrLLE, September 1.-Weathet
clear. Mercury 760 to 90o. River7 $40
feet and falling. Up : IdleWild, Red
Cloud, Geo. Roberts. Down--LOokout
and tow, Indiaaa, Dick johnson, Grey
Eagle. Business Light,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-02

PornvtLbE, September There was
much excitement at Shenandoah this
morning occasioned by the shooting Of
Thos. Saugef at the Lehigh Colliery.
sauger was inside boss for j. NJ Heaton
/ CO. at the Raven Run Mines. He was
shot by Eve men, all strangers receiving
six bullets, and expiring Immediately
another man, unknown, was also shot,
The cause Of the assassination is said Ia
be that the miners became dissatisfied
with Sanger a year ago, and refused 10
work under him. They resumed labor,
however, but since then he has received
coffin notices and notices to leave or he
would be killed. A later telegram says
two more men have been shot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-02
A TERRIpLE ACCIDENT.
OUR MOUNDsVILLE LETTER
NlouxpsytlLn, September |.

MoUSDsvtLLE, September l..
Editors OF the IntellIgeneNr;
Yesterday and to-day were the hottest
days Of the season In Moundsyille. The
shady side was sought by our loaiers, and
| heard many Of the lGboring class say
that II was entirely too hot for comfort
/ took a stroll tt TIE lower ward this
morning to see what waste be seen, but
found times dull there as we'll as else.
where. The two Touring mills are In full
blast and the merchants seemed to bedo-
ing moderate business, but the busy stir
that makes times lively was wanting.
DR.. Richter Is erecting building In the
Middle Ward to be used for drug store.
The building will be fine two.story brick
edifce, and will add greatly to the ap-
pearance OF that part Of town.
Our new omnibus left town a few min.
utes ago with a load OF the "unterrihed"
bound for Bellaire to hear what "rlse up"
William has to say for himself and for
the country in general. Our NeU STATE
Gazette will no doubt give US the full pro.
ceedings Tomorrow.
The following Is the vote Of Marshall
county for the Superintendent Of Schools,
that Il. for the two most prominent can.
didateS. 1 understand that about one
hundred votes were cast for j. Q. McCar.
riher, but | believe he was not before the
OannIa IA n candidate
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WHEELING WEST VA, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER

NASHVILLE, September l.-River still
falling with 9 feet 4 inches on shoals,
Weather clear and warm, Departed
Hillman, Paducah.
LOUISVILLE, September l.-Weather
clear and warm. River 8 feet s inches
in the canal and 3 feet s inches on the
falls, Arrived Vint, Shinkle, from
Memphis Charles Morgan, from New
Orleans; both departed for Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, September l.-Riyer 0 feet
two inches and falling. Arrived-Fawu,
Evansville; Cherokee, New Orleans. De.
parted-Fawn, Evansville; City Of Au.
gusta, Memphis. Weather clear and
warm.
ST.. LOUIS, September l.-Arriyed-
Clinton, Keokuk; Pelrel and barges, Cairo;
Mary Boyd and Lady Lee, Peoria; Saturn,
Pittsburgh; Bayard, Hannibal. Depart.
ed-Clinton, ST. Paul; Susie Silver, New
Orleans; Lady Lee and Mary Boyd, Peo.
ria; Bayard, Hannibal; Belle OF St. Louis,
Cambridge; Grand Tower, Memphis. Riv.
er stationary, Weather clear and very
warm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-02

CLEVELAND, September l.-Ralph Wat.
terburg, aged fifteen, was drowned In the
lake this morning while bathing.
Lewis Coons was thrown out Of bug.
gy on Columbus street hill this afternoon
by the horse running away, and had his
skull fractured. VIII probably die.
A young man named Irwin, from Tole.
do, committed suicide in a gun store on
Superior street this afternoon, shooting
himsefwith revolver. Cause unknown.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-02

MAYHEM.-AbOut 8 o'clock last even
Ing David Jamison and "Poe" Little were
walking down Market street together, "as
quiet Us lambsn as "Poe" very aptly re-
marks, when they were accOSted by
"Chiefy" Reed, who pounced upon Jami-
son and abused him in a horrible man.
ner. Before Reed could be pulled of
Jamison he had bitten the latter's upper
lip nearly off, and had chowed considera-
bic Of slice from his ear, The cause
otthe trouble il said to be difficulty that
occurred between Jamison and brother
OF Reed on the previous evening JAM
ison was taken 10 Dr. Hullihen's Office,
where he hallIlis wounds attended to so
far US surgical aid Is concerned, but It is
highly probable that he will be diSGgur.
ed for life. The officers were on the
lookout for Reed last night, but at last
accounts he had not been found. The
assault took place on the corner opposite
the POsl0lllce.
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TURKEY,

BELGRADE, September 1.-The young
seryian party honored the Prince Of Mi-
Ian by torchlight procession last night,
as mark Of their gratitude for the for
nation Of cabinet favorable to their
ideas. A member the same party has
been elected President Of skupchina.
1t is reported that the Turkish troops
have been Withdrawn from the servian
frontier.
RADusA, September 1.-The Turkish
troops have been relieved at Frebign, land
the insurgents have returned to the noun
tains. Communication between this place
and Frebigu has been re.establlshed,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-02

New YoRK, September 1.-sidney Dill.
Ion, one Of the Representatives Of the AT.
lantic & Pacific Telegraph Com pAny, In q
conference with Representatives of the
Western Union Telegraph Company, de.
MES that any proposition involving the
sale or leaRe Of the Atlantic & Pacific
lines on basis Of twenty or twenty-five
per cent Of its capital stock has been sug-
gested or accepted. He also denies that
tue negotiations with the Western Union
company have been broken Of Oh account
Of a proposition from the new National
Telegraph Company, nor is the President
Of tho latter on his way East to conclude
the negotiations. Some months ago Nj.
Cohen, on behalf Of the new company,
made a proposition to the Atlantic b Pa
cifc expressing a desire to purchase the
lattefs lines, or to secure controlling
interest, but nothing more has been heard
from him since. Tie story about pro-
vision In the bylaws compelling the AT.
lantic & Pacific Company toadyeftise for
six weeks before a sale, Mf. Dillon pro.
nounces absurd. The best interests Of
the company he represents will be sub.
served, and the parties who bid high
enough will get the line, no matter who
thpV AFp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-02

KINGSTON, JAMAICA, August 11.-Ad.
vices from Hayti state that the seventeen
followers Of General Cunal, who are now
under the protection Of the U. s, Minister,
Mr.. Bassett, were condemned to death on
the 9th Of July, and IL was stated that
the government contemplated forciblO
entry into the the American Consulate to
take the refugees into custody, they hay.
ing been condemned as murderers and as.
sassins by the Haytian tribunal,
The editor Of the People has been Gnu.
toned by the government for his violent
articles against Spain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-02

ARRIVAL OF GEN. PANNELL's RE.
MAINs.-The remains Of Gen. A. j, Pan
nell, who died suddenly Of heart disease
at White Sulphur Springs on Sunday
last, arrived in the city yesterday MORN
Ing at s o'clock in charge Of ex.Mayor
Jelfers, who was at the Springs with the
deceased at the time Of his death, The
remains were taken in charge by Mr., Ken
nedy Friend and conveyed to the late
residence Of the deceased on Main street,
North Wheeling, A number Of the per-
sonal and political friends Of the, deceased
were in waiting at the depot, and escorted
the remains to the residence, The funeral
services will take place from the late resi-.
dence Of Gen. Pannell, 625 Main street,
this morning at 10 o'clock.
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weather Report.



WARRINGTON, D. C., September al A.. ",
PRnBABILITtEa.
For the New England and The Middle
States slight fall OF barometer except In
Virginia, east to south winds except on
the coast where northwest 10 southwest
winds are probable, high temperature,
clear or partly cloudy weather.
For the South Atlantic States, slight
rise In barometer, calms and light north
west to southeast winds, high temperature,
clear or partly cloudy weather.
For Gulf States, slight rise In bafome-
ter, decidedly higher temperature, gentle
southeast 10 southwest winds, and clear
and partly cloudy weather.
For Tennessee and Ohio Valleys, south
east to southwest winds, slight change In
barometer, high temperature and partly
cloudy weather.
For the Lake Region slightly falling
barometer, light southwest to southeast
winds, high temperature, clear or partly
cloudy weather, with light rains In
Michfga and north Of Lake Erie.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys and the Northwest,
northeast 10 southeast winds, slowly ris.
ing barometer and temperature, clear
and partly cloudy weather, with areas Of
rain in Iowa.
The Lower Mississippi will continue
To fall slowly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-02
Hell Gate CIambake-.A Tragic
Suicide.

New YORK, September 1.-The pilots
Of Hell Gate and Long Island Sound, gave
a clanibake at City Island yesterday to
the Congressman and other distinguished
persons residing during the summer on
The sound. Among the company wa.
Signor Vianni, said 10 be Of the suite Of
Count Cotti, the Italian minister; after
the clambake and the company had Ell.
joyed themselves making speeches and
singing songs, DR.. DoremuS announced
that sisnor Vianhi would give fecita'
tion Of Ristori. Mr.. vianni took his po.
sitiun In the centre Of The group, his voice
clear and we'll controlled, his geSticula.
tion highly dramatic; his limbs seemed
to culver with passion, while the expres-
sion Of liis face was stattling,he closed with
an exclamation In Italian, "Uod who
Judges all will Judge this" lie then took
pistol from his coat and placing 1t to
his temple fred, He fell partly on his
face and perfectly motionless. The spec.
tatofs exclaimed "wOndefful " and ap.
plause commenced, when Dofemus rush.
ed forward exclaiming, "Great God gen.
tlemen he Is killed.b Many at first
thought this part Of the programme, but
on examining the body the horrible truth
became manifest. Dr.. Ellis pfobed the
wound and pronounced the case hopeless.
lie lived for thirty minutes but never
spoke. No cause was assigned for the
terrible act.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-02

PtrrRuRoH, September Ian eSten.
sive robbery occurred last night at the
pawn broklng establishment Of II. w.
Cimmiotti, at 100 Smith6eld street. The
burglars succeeded In entering the safe and
and carrying of seventy.two gold watch.
"a, thifty!three silver wAtcheA and dia.
monds, and jewelry amounting In value
IN ~. nm 006.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-02

HARTFORD, September 1.-Att the Ches.
ter Oak track to-day the race for 2:3l class
for a purse Of $4,000 was won by Lady
Smell.
Race for 1926 class, purse $4,000, was
won by Amy.
A gift purse Of $4,000 for horses with.
drawing from the regular 2:25 class was
won by BARNS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-02
$1,000 Rcward ior the Assassin

PorrsvtLLE, Pa, September ia re.
ward Of 81 900 has been offered by Heaten
& Co, for The apprehension Of the asaas.
sin Of Sanger. The excitement at Ger.
atdville aud Shenandoah, continues in.
abated, and a party Of armed men organ.
lied to-day, who started in pursuit. Of the
man who was with Sanger, and shot at
the same lime and fatally injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-02
Marine Intelligence,

New YoRK, September i.--Atrived-
Steamship Araguh from Bristol.
PHILADELPHIA, September 1.-At-
rived, the steamship Kenilworth, from
Liverpool.
LoSDnS, September 1.-The steamships
Neckar, from New York, and Dominion
and Phoenician, from Montreal, have ar
rived out.
SAN Francisco, September 1.-sailed
Pacific mail steamer China for Hong.
Kong via. Yokohama.
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OuR srEuBENVIILE LETTER.
The Democratic Pow.wow Con.
tinued.

srEUBENvtLLE, September /.
Editors 1nlcllIgtncer;
The Democratic pow.wow was con.
tinued last night at 1880, with the same
officers IA in The afternoon, There were
about 700 persons present 1--WE want to
he libeFal).
Governor Allen was the frat speaker
introduced, and spoke about tiiteer min.
ntes In reference TO some points omitted
by him In his afternoon remarks.
At The conclusion Of the Governors
speech the band enlivened the scene by
some excellent music, after which
GENERAL GEORGE W. MORGAN
was introduced, and Immediately lei
loose the Democratic dogs Of war upon
the present Republican administration
.chafacletiIing Il as the most corrupt
known to the wotld-a perfect oligatchy
whatever that is--somelhing bad, | sup
pos9J composed Of nothing but thieves
and robbers. Ny iellow-countfymen-i
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JUSTICE BELvILLE,-JOhn Kemp and
Thomas Hogan were yesterday arrested
by Constable Cooper upon . warrant
sworn out before Justice BelVille Charg-
ing them with disturbing the peace. We
did not learn the result Of the examina-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-02

FooT RACE ON THE IsLAND.-0n Sat
urday next Bud Rodgers Of this city, and
B. Walker OF steubenville, o., will run
foot race on the Island, for purse Of
from one hundred to FIVE hundred dol
lars, Distance l75 yds. The men will
be on the ground at2P.M.