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Sn Solle Der biaiacm Yreiie. welhe
ourd Die peridieoenen 6%aaiiements Oct
Sbfperfaufsr entltonoen. NOR ih in Den
gtano sciett. cine aroBe Auantitdt Der
better. neuen, idOnen Oatteln gu Iebr
bilisen 1reiien gu f%aufcn unS betc iie
meinen &unocn 5u folaenoen nieoriqen
Yreiien ON: l Efo fit 10 Gts. 8 Efo.
fir rs @ts. 123 Tfo. fir 81. 8iebcr
perfdufer erbalten einenNabatt. Oa Die an>
aeaebenen Yreiie biuiaer iinb als lie ie iua>
rell unb i'm fummenben 6riibjabr mieoer
1tcieen werben, 70 werben Nqe, wclde Die
ie 9%eIunbe Srudt faufen mOlen gut tbun
ibre @iufaufe balo mOslidit gu MAIDEN.
v. Yi35lni
tiImi SO. S07 9rpaO Strabs.
, 1875-04-28
eaSsMmerifa.

NemO ort, 81. @pril. Ser Spfr.
.;1enrp Gbaunep" pom 16. apriI brlnst
folaenbe gadridteu
SIN ben iibamerifanii9 den &epubIifen
Rrrl6t Nube.
auf oemSitbmus mar man iebr erfreut
iiber ben grfols Der gaualpermeluns
bes Capt. 2uQs.
SIN Gonsrefe Der Scr. Staaten bon
Columbia murbe eine Bill ein9ebrodt,
Die Greeutipe gu ermd6tisen. cine gom=
milton bon Snseuieuren gu ernennen,
am ben Sitbmus fir Die bette ganalrou,
te gu erforiden uao tucna oielsIbe ben
9Ian bes Capt. Sui ausfibrbar finbet,
bann miro bic &esieruns S6ritte tbnn'
%benieIbem a~us1abren gu Ialeu. Sc iino
$4,000 fit bielen 3wed perpiaist
iuorbcn.
Su peru bauert Der @el9dftsbrud
fort.
Cine Gommiiion 1T mad 2onbon se=
i6idt worber, nm einen gontroft fir Die
@blebuns BON 100000 Sonnen @uano
obsui@lieben; bieier 9iinscri oa auf it,
9enb cineR Marft fommen, nur nidt
nod Den Ser. Gtaaten.
Sn Bolivia berrl6en pieber l1nruben.
Mm -. Mdrs perlieB pralibent Trias
Ga Yaa uno besab li9 NIT einem balbel
BotaiIou mad l1rorp, pdb,enb bic an
bere Sdlfte bes 8atailons in 8ia9o
~suriidbIieb. 9Qls bic Mebsllen in 2u
pa5 slaubten, baB Der Yrdiioent melt
serns c%ntfernt lei, %besonnen tie Die &e=
pollution.
alm 20. i9loB 5i9 bab Wsiniterium
nit elmer ansabl entidloiener junser
2eute in benz Iesierunsspalaite eiu, I'M
Den 3epolntiondren @iberltano gu lei
ftsn. Gin iur9tborer &f fanb itatt
9as @olt psriu4te 6ener anSulesen
Ielbit Die Sraueu nabmen an Dem Sam
pfc She'll unb marfen brennenoe Sii9er
Die nit Del setrdnft tparen, auf Die 3d.
der. @dbrenb bisie Seenen l%iattfan'
ben, erreidte Elm 8ote @ia3a nno be
na9ri9tiste ben bortisen GOmmanoan
ten. 9ieier ma9te ii9 iofort auI We!
unb errei9te Die Stabt 9eraoe, als oil
junsen 2eute i'm Besriife itanoen, fi9 81
erseben. st grill bic &ebeaen promp
an nnb i4lus iie. 9is aufitdnoii3eu
batten IS Soote uno iebr picle Wewun'
bete. 9ierour4 iuurbe bas @tiniteriun
9erettet.
prdlioent Irias marI9irte 9egengo4ar
ba unb moate bic borti9en &ebelen gu
Nernunff bringen.
, 1875-04-28
9nlanDitdf pepel6fn.

y ommanniIIe, Dat, 81. Ipril.
Sonntas wurben bic beiben &dbeu Der
Tirma Mealurtp &c Comp. bur9 0euer
S%eritOrt. @erlult 100000 tuoUOn uur
$4,000 perli9srt.
, 1875-04-28
Gpanien.

Mabrib, 26. @pril. 8iinftise $50
DE tpirb bier u1,ter unsepDbnlidDen Yom
pc Die Srauuns bes Ser5oss BON SHuno
nit Der So9ter beg 3crsoss BON alba
ba ppnaogen iperoen.
, 1875-04-28
06inarD 6. Goblin,
6auSmafler Il. NuftiDnGr,
go. 1915 Main Gtrage.

SG Der Office bon & 8. Waury mnb,
Comp, 8anauiers.s
8eiorst aue @eI6afte, wsl1e gesug auf
oen Gsrfauf pcn @rnnbfiden, Mietben unt
germietbsn. Reut @erihtss urb S1ulbIheine
aus aud oiett sr WurItuR INF Wtsthen ben
Gissntblmsra, wsIGe ibm ibrgissntbum AMER
tfauen. @ertautt aui pnentttper anttlon mn
y ipatim. Sa Oerletbe cine isbsiGbrtse gr
Tabruns in Dem @elAafte bat, 70 1T er i'm
Stanbe ieine &unben our 3ufrieoenbeit su
tebienen. mr. mi mint
, 1875-04-28
Die Tnhkur

o DR 1nDRMr .
IT bsntnmt. bas gang. btsbtrise 9etlperfabren nm,
sg s'Sssai n 9e s sus s sfs1 sn.@ pom sa' ao sSSssadis"s
beptrtt. Dte aobbdber betsen on, mo bte 8rautbeit
tbren Sts bat, pte tief te tte9t, nnb sn glei6er
Sett setsen fe bic aebenstraft hes Menidtn an.
Sabes9lnitalt, "a Stanton Ctr, Rem Yort, sebeilt
porben. Inter ben gebetlteu befinoer ii6 ptele
Merste nnb Npotbeter. Die 9obbdoer nnteri6eiten
f4 pom onberen 8abern babur3, .bab fe btrett auf
Ste arantbeit einpirten, arb ben tranten Stoff ents
iernen, IN rpelder 6orm er aud sum @oridein
fomme. STE finb Elm Berbrennunsss ODER @usl9ets
bnn9ssproceb ber 3ranthettsftofe. Seber Rronfe
, ,ia,S. sf as ssE a%Hg esn s.@sa sssff Sa saT s i%ssul ssssr i s.s
beftt TT, 70 III er mirflid unb rabifal ssbeilt, mabs
rsnb na9 Der btsbert9en Setlmetbobe bic Wittet
eep6bulta sefdbrltder iinb ais bic RranfbettieIbit,
nno I'D Slters eth sansss Seer ie;unSdser aranss
O6siei3 bie aobbdber oae aranfbeiten, inn.rlid
nnb duberlid, t~ariren, 10 ttnb bod bic Wirtnnaen
bet tolsenoen Rrantbeitens Defenders menn fe f'4
lid: Vtebery ietbft leruens nnb Epphusfsber,
nerbeT febr idnea, ae,pobnli@ init Ia Bdbern.
turirt SaIss uub Observation-Disclosures wtrt.
%beionbers BET iunasn 9euten u. TN erften Stadium,
saatiSmnS perben oft febr fdnsq sebeilt;
ebenio Mu9ens nnb Sbr'nfrantbetten, iowie aae
tppbtlttif@e Grantbeitsn in iebem Srabe. pet
aabsrsn sranthetten 8rarS;pamSen, @e'
plbblide II. fidtbare. gur ein Dab lit btnrsidenb,
nm Seben pom ber Wirfung au iberaeusen. Was
eenfrebS unb bic fosenannte Garms ober
Smtferrnbr (eine bis iest unbsil6are Rrantbeit)
nurben sebstlt. Set lssterer &rantbeit seben s5
pro3ent bes 3uGerltoffes NIT iebem Babe 6urd ben
llrin ab.
Die Babes unb gtnnsbmes pulper werben mad
iebem plas TN 2anbe perSanbt, Ser prsis Ses
Babespuluers TT So, Der bes ginnebme ; Vulpers
81. Man Iale f9 cine Broi4iire lber bic 2obtar
tn snslii4sr cher beuti4er Spra4s f4iden. a
FIR. Rauchfuss,
"a Stanton Str. (Box 1891
Rem 9orE
, 1875-04-28
Maenten D~erlanaf.

DR.. FoorE ID Der gerfaHer msbrsrer rsbteinifdn
QDerte, bon senen ems iber $4,000 grempIare &bfaS
s~efaabea bat. Gin sreitss nDas Menfdsnfpaem" pber
,,afene goltsfYra&e unb ~seiunber @tsnf&euSeraane,"
bat einen abfas ron aber 10000 errsidt. Disiss lestere
QDeri erI4eint isst ensltfa anb- beutf&. Gin nsasres
@ert ,NgiGtni6aft unb Dt&tuns" pbsr SAMMY TUBES,
Der iusenbli&e Nrst, unb sPoNsIE, Der Idfise @fie, II.
fdsint s~Urlduits nur eusliid. Me8en Snbaltsssrssi4.
miHe heier gDerfe rpne man fd entnsesr an DR. FooTE
uenbeu Ober an bic Murray Hill Notwithstanding,
1879 East 18th Street, New York.
Meenten werben fir ben gertrtet blefer Derie Serlanst
unb srbaltsn febr sanaiss 9sbtnsunsen. GU nnan4er
Msent bat f&pn bur6 ben @trfauf bieier Werfe f& ben
granbtein 3u einen. flsinen gernnSeen 8elest. ,Das
Menf&enfsfsm" III fir Grwadfene unb .,WiHeni6aft unb
Di6tuns" fir bic SueenO eth ppraiali&es, ltbrrei&ss uns
Invertebrates @erf. Gin Snbaltsversei6ni6 Der soerte
relaes franco per pot an iebe Asree serfanbt wtrb.
sitbt cine Ssafdnstse 8ef&retbuns ~beritlbea. Roo
einutal!
Mgenten ober golportellre uerlaagt.
abreiiire pie oben.
, 1875-04-28
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, 1875-04-28

OU y ~ IL. NpItI. guy OetIutue-
masa5in Der Sirma 2ouo & Comp. in
0uincD, WaH., brannte Samla9 Nodt
ab. 8erluit $12-$17O0O.
Yatero II, RS, 7 .Mprtl. Srei
5ranSoien BON Nem Orleans linb bel
Dem 8eriu9e peruugliidt, uniere Seioe=
5abrifonten gu bel6minoelr, inoem 1te
porsaben, auf @emil9em 8ese Sla6s=
baumpolle unb anberc Sabrifate in Die
idonite Seioe %umtuanoeln gu f0nnen, II,
oaB cine Nelp Dorfer 5irma $4,000
fit Die Gltoedung besablt babe. Nteb-
rere Paterlon'er Girmen ,paren baran,
ouf ben 2eim au seben, als Die S6wino=
Ter 9unte roden unb beimli9 perbufte=
ten.
9bifabelpbia, 81. Mpril. 9is
@robsei9morenen, ipel6e felt Sreita9
iiber ben Sail BEG Mirter ano Oes 0r.
s. 6. gerpente, bei9uloi9t, an Der So
bonna MorriHep, alias Bradley, benz
Griminalre6te perfallenoe punodr5tlide
Operationen porsenommen Sl baben, in
8eratbnng setretcn iuaren, gaben g"eltern
oas 8eroift al, wel6es fiir Nfirter aul
vNi6tl6ulois" unb fir gerpente tbeil=
meiie rSdulois" l%autete, i'm aber Der
@nabe bes @eri6tsDofes %empfablen.
9erpente aber in's @efdn9niB %selanot,
oa lein Mnlpalt ben Nutras anf ell
neues @eri6tsoerfabren itelte uno bes-
balb Der Staats= Mumolt cine gntlaIlung
9c9en 8ir9l6aft ni6t Sugeben puGte.
SCRANTON n, Sell, 81. Mprll.
&a6el Mnbrews, cine Ne9erin, ipuroc
seltern in ibrem Saulc an Der Staot=
srense tobt 9efunben; lie mar nit einem
@epebr erl6oien. Sa ibr Mann per-
l6munoen 1T, 10 bdlt NON oielen fit Den
MDrber.
9bilabelpbia %. @prit. Sc
Itern Mbeno muroe Gina 91miot, Elm,
junse Dame, BON Charles Sclltoot, mel
da eiferliGti9 auf iie mar, in Die @on-
&c gel6oilen. 9ie Wunbe lit lblimm
aber nibt 9efabrli9.
Sons BON 8ilom, Der beriibmtt
g aniit. tpmmt gum September nod Den
8.r. Staaten fir Elm Gonserttpur.
Gin ~@rbeiter : Notionalcpn9reb,
Der in ben lebten So9en in Snoianapoli!
al }cbolten wuroe, jebo6 nur einen flei=
men 8rudtbeil Der amerifanilden Dir
beit>ripelt p%ertritt, bat quite uno bumme
8elAliiiie ansenommen. Ct bat li6
sesen Strifes nnb fir S6li9tuns BON
Streitisfeiten Smii6en @rbeit9ebern UNI
Mrbeitern bur9 S6murserihte erfldrt;
bas lit gut! unb er l6wdrmt fir Ser
wdiieruns oes papier9eloes; oas 1T
bumm
, 1875-04-28
Frank D. Hill.
uttb NuftipnGr,
HOS NJ q in Citrate.
Der ,State 9anf" aeaenatsr.

ber State 3aut" seeeniter.
@ruubtrde unb periSuliHes @istntbur,
plrD auf pnsntliher Auftlcn pbsr prtsat pel,
fault. 9Guler unb 2auo pirb psrmietbet Mar
e%eiOnpere Mufmerflamtstt pirb auf eas GraeE.
Iirsn pom Mtetbs1 ssIest.
Der @ertauf prn 0runbfidsn irgenb elmer
:. ,irb aufs Spr9faIti9te bstrieoen.
4ks& e mi mint
, 1875-04-28
8riefthe Gpnfnltattpne n
nnentee1bIi@.

GDeher Mtnerdlten nod fddbliGe pFanttn sebraudt.
Betnate 10000 gatienten tpurben BON tbn In ben lesteR
,wan,ie Satren ~bebanbelt. Ssher SAL wtrb stnssln fors-
fdltie ~resifrirt, Of briefAd pber periSnli&, Oh pOm ben,
Drctpr feltf pbsr isinen 5dlfsarste,. aebtsre fnb aas
ptFenfdaftltd sebtlbete Mepietner.
Nae pattenten, pel6e e~ntfrut rpbntn, ertaIten cine
ausfasrli&e 5~rasenliae franco per gpif pber I'm Saufs.
Gin Spafdnbises fsfemattites Gtntrassn In ben Badern,
S~erbinbert Setler pser S%rrtbamer. Die Bidder rerbeu
MIR ppn ben anseaelten Mer5ten ee5fnet.
gDeeea Srassnlife pber aabsrpeitise GunfaItatipaea
abrelfre man ME fplst:
DR.. E.B. FooTE,
Box 7ss, New Yogk.
, 1875-04-28

Bombs nnb sYpftbsfeu amf @i-
oenttnm in Ybi aeelpbia. .Sl,496.2t4 Sc
Grunb Gcnte 49,. 24647 40
@runptsssntbum % fee) SO.
"a Norb Ste strabs $500 70
gersiniste Staaten rssiltrirte
8cnps 1881. 169,400 90
Gsreiuihte Stlatsn reeifrtrte
Bombs 1905 277,3OO 90
1arleben all bic Gtabt V6ita. 1865. $50 OU
Oarleben al ben Gtaat penhl. 1914 co
Iarleben on bic Stlbt pitts
hung Z grcSsnt Bombs 10000 90
1000 Attien bes Yenr lylparid
@ilsnbabn Capitals LOG. $50 90
penn. G'ieatabn Gompaguie
Sntsrmins Anl%ebslaetne. :st,e44 Sc
gebtsb YalsY Gilenbabn 7 pro.
Sent xpnes 21,4OO 90
DarIehn an ben MaipnieIemple 10,525 w
3S1 Aftieu Spm Capital Der 6eu-
sr a6oeiatlpn. 1920 90
philadelphia unb &eafina 81.
ieababn Bombs Z pro3ent. 1885 90
i,uUO 4ftsn Spm Capital Der
philadelphia unb &eapins 81
isatabn Gumpasnis. $1,000 90
pbllaesl, bia unp grie Giienb, bm
SOues. 1880 90
Snt miila Gtientabn 60. 8oubS lQ,4OO 90
174attien Der philadelphia, @sr..11s.u
mantOwn uno NOrrlstpwn @i
lsnbabn @Ompasnie .. 1850 o.
@amren @lty YpnbS 7 Yres mt $3.50 10
80 @ftlea Der @belinut 9la li-
lenbabn %GVmpagnie. 200 90
&ntltaneehe rnp unbeiablte Sn
tersneu 50. $3.50 49
Nettu pfdmien itulhts BON
@senteu gum 0inIenben 95,963 IS
Saar in Der Sonf 1. San. 1875 1895 SO
Darft @ertb j.. $3, O98, 69I As
Tie unterSsiGnetsn iiub einseriGtet. IN Der
obiseu alteu nno li9sren gerii9erun8s. @elell-
fAAft Geeen 8snfrs eTab 81 perlltern.
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k9p. 1 Mo,p 1Ute GtraBe,
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-04-08
JACKSON c. H., OHIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1875

. ldthe editor of the Commercial, to whom
| he (Haag) referred as pious scoundrel
The gist OF his argument on this point
was that, on account of his quarrels with
Wagner, the Commercial was not good
evidence against him. He referred feel
ingly to his friendship with some mem
bers of the House for four years, and
many of them for two years declared
himself innocent in the Wood county
matter, and closed quite eloquently with
a scorching poetical quotation. He
shortly afterwards left the hall.
Gordon moved to amend the report so
as to expel Haag This motion. received
eleven votes. The results of the votes on
the other members are recorded in regu-
lar proceedings. The vote on exonerat-
ing Haag was as follows:
Yeas-Archer. Baker of Fairfield, Ba-
ker of Perry, Barnett, Baskin, Beach,
Bowen, Boyce, Chapman of Cuyahoga
Cole, Cooley, Edison, Eshelman, Geghan,
Green, Hardy, Hatfield, Heitmann, Hill,
Holt, Huston, Inman, Kemp, Lewis,
Light, McCloud, Mckinley, Mesloh,
Moorehead, Munson, Murlin, Myers of
Ashlaod, Nelson, Newell, Newton, Pear
son, Ramsey, Richmond. Safer, Sherrick,
Smith, Thompson of Lucas, Thompson Of
Montgomery, Van Meter, Walker,
White-46
Nays-Messrs Armstrong of Belmont,
Barrett, Beatty, Blake, Carnahan, Chap
man of Meigs, Convey. Gordon, Grosvenor,
Harrison, Haven, Heron, Hoagland,
Rowland, Loomis, Mack, Marx, Martin,
Mccoy, McLain, Myers of Fayette, Nef,
Par ker. Pattison, Poe, Richards, Varley,
Vincent, Wales, Weible, Williams-3I
Cooley never opened his mouth during
the battle. He was "Iet OUT by vote
of As to II.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-04-08

colntered and the ore has but lately
ly, of good magnetic quality. The cost
of the latter job was nearly S60,000 the
dimensions of the tunnel, by s feet.
Grade railways have been planned and
staked out from the mines to a point
from whence stationary engine can
draw the cars to the furnace; and the
coal from the canal is to be brought up,
from the opposite direction, in the same
way The property is held by New York
and principally by two men,
Messrs. Cooper and Hewitt The man
agement at the furnaces of all the bust
ness done there is in the hands of B.
Frank Fackenthall, and his position is
one of some responsibility
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-04-08

There was stormy time in the House
of Representatives yesterday afternoon.
Reports were submitted from two or
three investigating committees; but the
star act came on about o'clock, when
the Wood County Investigating commit
tee made its report and there was con-
siderable attendance in the lobby to wit
ness the battle. The committee reported
three resolutions-the first exonerating
George L. Converse, Hiram Murlin and
James S. Gordon; the second declaring
that John Baker, L. j. White and E. M
Walker deserved censure; and the third
recommending that John NJ Haag and
John NJ. Cooley be severely reprimanded
The regular legislative report gives the
resolutions and other matter more par
ticularly.
The battle was mainly between Gordon
and Haag. Immediately upon the pres
entation of the report Haag assumed a
hazardous position on the ragged edges
OF desperation, and for four hours clung
to the jagged points in state of high
nervous excitement, to be finally dragged
from his suspension over the awful preci-
pice, bruised and lacerated by the terri
ble ordeal through which he had passed.
After the paragraph containing his name
had been read Haag jumped up and of
on which it was written over his head to
attract the attention of the Speaker 1t
was ruled out until after the reading was
completed, and was then received at the
Clerks desk. 1t was motion to strike
out of the report the name of John NJ
uaag and insert that Of James S. Gordon.
Haag took the floor on this proposition
He was evidently in high state of ex
citement. The reading of the report had
created a sensation in the House; it had
brought the members to- a point where
responsibility was not to be lodged. and
Haag must have seen in their faces
deep appreciation of the big thing" the
committee had suddenly placed on their
shoulders. His face was as white as the
marble in the Speakers desk. near which
he Stood and the tremor in his voice
plainly photographed the passions within
him He appreciated his danger, and
seemed determined, if he had to be
snutfed out, as for a time seemed proba-
bic, he would die game" He repre-
sented himself as a man who, under per
secution, had so far preserved his temper
in a manner remarkable for him. He
declared that the main ground on which
he was accused. was the testimony o.
Mayor Meuser, of Gallon. He reviewed
this testimony; said that at the time it
was alleSeu he nau naue an Improper
proposition to Meuser, he was a perfect
stranger that moreover Meuser was on
the opposite side of the question from
him, and that he Haag) was represented
TO be in the ridiculous position of offer
| ing money to- man opposed to him, to
buy the vote of man (White) who was
already in favor OF the bill, as the speak
4 er himself was..
Mr.. Eaag denied in general way, that
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wag walked into a saloon the other
day where three men were sitting around
the hreless stove, As he entered all
eyes were turned towards him. APP
parently taking a mental inventory of
the number of people in the room, the
new conner stepped up to the bar and
blandly ordered four glasses of beer.
The boots that had adorned the top of
the stove now sought the floor, three
men cleared their mouths of tobacco, and
all looked at the bartender as he filled
the glasses and placed them in a row
on the bar. When everything was ready
the three loungers rose and the stranger
paid for the beer. Then starting with
the glasses furthest from the door, he
emptied-1il that the bartender had
-nne and quickly left the sa loon. The
three ehairs ere resumed.
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ENGINEER, ARCHITECT, &C.
Arthur =. Hobby

and has opened an office in the Sternberger
building at the s. w. corner of Main and
Broadway Streets, opposite the Court House.
He has been brought up to the professions,
has had nineteen years practical experience,
and holds the highest testimonials, both as to
ability and truStworthiuess: and has all the
necessary instruments of the best modern con-
struc,ion, both for out door and office use !;
therefore he has no hesitation in guaranteeing
first class work in every respect.
He will be pleased to undertake any work
you may require to have done, and will spare
no pains to- give satisfaction, and hopes by
charges, to secure your support
1t is his intention to devote special attention
to the provisions of the ''Act 10 Regulate
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lature, March, 1874; and he will be happy to
to make the Surveys and furnish the Maps and
Plans necessary TO comply with the said act.
REFERENCES:
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BEETHOVEN, Lexington Big Sandy r. R.. now
of Srannton, Va.
]. Mel. Staughton, Esq, Chief Engineer and
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Evan I. Warner, Esq, Lexington, KY.
Lexington & Carter Co. Mining Company
Lexington, Ky, and Mount Savage Furnace
Ky.
NIessrs Mason & Hoge, Contractors, Staunton
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WOOD COUNTY.
Report ON the Charge of Bribery.
A Terrible Exchange of Words in the
House.

Gordon and Haag at Swords Points-A Lot
of Unpleasant History Raked Out.
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Tuv ACCIDENT IN BRIDGEPORT

The ACCIDENT IN BRIDGEPoRT On
last Friday night, between ten and eiey-
en- o'clock, while firing cannon IA
honor of the Republican victory, Il
Young married man, named Albert Fyw-
Ter, had his right hand and arm
badly lucerated by the premature
discharge of The gun.
1t appears Fowler was sponsing the
gun, ana after inserting the sponge the
first time, observed spasks on the sponge,
50 he turned around TO dip II in i bucket
of water preparatory TO an extra swab-
bing, and while doing so the loader I'M
observed placed the charge in the muz-
zle ut arms length. Fowler rammtd
home the charge with the swah and tn"
vent not BENZ served, whatever ire WAS
in the chamber Of the piece WAS
thus famed into additional intensity Oy
the curract Of air passing through the
vent. The charge of powder was Il"
sooner home than oil II went causing the
sad accident stated above. Ills lure and
left arm are also somewhat burned and
.ull of powG.r and the wonder j. he
wasn't killed.
We were informed TINT the party
firing the gun nj the time OF the "cci4cni
were mostly half grown men, and were
exceedingly careless and Ignorant OF TN"
dangerous work undertaken. The first
salute WIS fired 10y cxpere0c"dmen, who,
after they had finished suPp,s cd that no
more lirlng was 10 take place that night.
DR.. Todd Is attending Fowler, who Is
doing Us well As could be expected, "nd
he has hopes that the amputatioL OF the
arm may be avcrlcd.