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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-25

How streets shall bO paved, and with
what materials, Is an important matter
for the consideration Of tho authorities
Of large cities, From cobble stones to
wooden payemons the pendulum has
swung; taking in during the timc some
scores Of fancy pavemonts, which spring
up, last for short time, extract money
from the treasures Of cities, and fade
away mover to be heard Of again. Louis
willie is Just now engaged in considering
this matter, and tho friends Of tho vuri.
Gus kinds Of payononts arc eager and
anxious to have their plans adopted.
Some are for wood and others for stone,
and still others for composite pavcments
Before determining this important mat
ter, tue authorities should look at the
experience Of other cities. New York,
within It's corporate limits, has various
kinds Of payements, and the cost Of keep
Ing them in repair Is thas given by the
Commissioner Of Public Works; The
stone paycmcnts cost for repairs in 1872,
per mile, S7O2i in 1873, per mile, $SOli
and in 1874. per mile, S4Ss, The wooden
and concrete pavemOnts cost in 1872, per
mile, S2,OOl; in 1873, per mile, Sl,lO6i
q Il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-25
Thawing Out Of Erozeu Wafer
Pipes.

A sufferer, whose service pipe Of seven
ty feet was frozen It's entire length, hav-
ing heard sulphuric acid suggested, tried
an experiment with the following results:
lifted cork into tho opening Of the
faucet over the kitchen sink, and then, un-
sCrcwing tho top, removed the plug, thus
securing an opening through the top Of
the faucet. Hound the water in the pipe
level with the opening in the faucet but
was unable to remove any Of it, / then
commenced pouring in the ACid very slow
ly, getting in about six ounces in ten
minutes,-all / had at hand, being u
charge for BabcoCk extinguisher. There
was but very slight overflow, the ice
taking up the acid. then procured a
quantity Of tho acid, and few hours
later poured half a gallon into the pipe
in the course OF fifteen minutes, without
causing any overflow. Not thinking the
ice could absorb so large a quantity Of
the acid without increasing It's bulk, /
concluded it had thawed the ice until 1t
had reached a rupture In the pipe, and
was running out Of it, so | desisted
from pouring in more, But the sequel
proves that | was wrong in my declara-
tions, for at 2;40 A. NJ, the water began
to flow again, bringing the acid along
with II, and have no reason to doubt
that had | continued to pour in acid I'M
til | had used a couple OF gallons or so 1t
would have done its work in a few hours,
IwOuld add, for the information of any
who may wish to use II, that the acid
ing II in tho pipe, the cork should be ro-
moved and the faucet put In order and
left open all the time. AS often rs every
twelve hours after introducing the acid,
the turmoil cock should DO worked, as the
acid will have some effect upon that, and
II left to stand too long It might cause
some trouble to work II,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-25
THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH s5 1910

Articles Of impeachment have been pre-.
ferred against two Of the principal Off
GERS Of the STATE. The charges against
them should be thoroughly investigated.
The people demand such an investigation,
They viii not be satisfied with mock
trial. A fair trial can only b had 1t
some point easy Of access for witnesses,
&C., and afordfng facilities for frreting
out the crime, ii any has been committed.
1t Is now quite certain that Burdett &
Co, will struggle hard to prevent the re-
mOval Of the papers and records Of the
State to Wheeling before they have their
trial. The mountain businesses suit their
purpose best, Rogues like owls shun the
light. Will they sucCeed2 n
The people know Gov. Jacob TO be
honest and faithful, and believe him equal
to the emergency. They do not believe
he will permit fGithless and corrupt OFF,
GERS to thwart the will Of the people and
do them injury and injustice. ."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-25
THURSDAY, MARCH Is, 1879.
Sow time ago VIC mentioned the effort

SOME time ago We mentioned the effort
being put forth in Virginia to have Gov.
Ksmper sent to England in the interests
Of immigration. The plan was to have
him 60 as the Governor Of the State, for
the purpose Of talking to the people Of
England, either publicly or privately, Of
tho attractions and advantages offered to
settlers in Virginia. twas not proposed
that he should act as an accredited I'M
migration Commissioner. The whole
scheme has been decidedly set back, ifnot
iFretFieyably defeated, for this year, The
sanction Of the Legislature to the absence
Of the Governor was required; and this
has been refused. A resolution giving
tho desired permission came up in the
State Senate last Wednesday, and, after a
long debate, was rejected, The novelty
othayipg a real live Governor in Eng
landa as a recruiting agent would furnish
airosh topic Of conversation and discus
sion, and might oven lead to international
complications, more or lcss delicate and
perplOzing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-25
MARRIED..

lSETT-JONEs- Wednesday morning, March
o. 1875, at tho residence Of the brides parents, by
lGv, james DtOilhtt, Mr, WILLIAM A. IsETT and
Mis- MAGGIE j, JONES, both Of this city,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-25
MtHEEllNo rFlLA1E cotltkaE.

H,ftt.g, -Fcupded BY The eltlhenSoi wheeling
lot We liberal education Of their daughters 1neots
HgsIs.ied " leol-TRenty.i years succeNlul op-
gatlogn n: Alumnae ovef itO-FOrtysiouf Bfaduatal
DEPARTMENT. Preparatory, Academic, CoilesIasO,
Atieept aud Modern languages, All aud Cdh6eftis
toty u Mu4le, Full and thorough equfto d ltudS.
EasgligAAble and e&peIeneed Instructors IA
/. Tha Third Ttlm d Tho school ytlt Will 6pin
MONDAY Jaaulty 25thi ' ianf9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-25
,rwO DAYS M TmE TnOpICs.
letters from u wheeling Lady cn
FOute from California.

-. route rom CuulOfnlu'
We have before us copies Of the Oak.
land (Cal.) Daily New Of the 1lIh, 18th
and 18th Of this month, containing letters
from a lady who Ia native Of this city
! butwho has resided for the last five years
In California. She wrote them after her
trip here by Sea, Win. Isthmuso Of Panama,
and they are published in the Ners under
tho caption Of 1.-Two Days in the Trop.
les" Those Of our readers who are post.
cd In geography are aware that in coming
tothe East from California by the Isthmus
The trip Is by steanier down the CaliiOr-
MIA coast to the Bay Of Panama, which Is
within i've OF six degrees Of equator,
andthehce the route is across the Gsthmus
10y railroad) distance Of say thirty or
forty miles, to the Bay Of AspinwNlI, where
steamers are taken for New York via the
West India Islands and the coast Of the
United States. Tic trip generally a very
pleasant one and affords great variety
ofexperience in the way Of climate. The
lady in question made the Journey sever
al months ago, but her letters descriptive
Of her experience have just appeared in
tho California PAPER referred to. From
ono az these letters wo take the following
sS,ssc, In ro,ard N iifo In Iho r,rnnics
The writer was one Of 4 party that landed
from q steamer and spent day exploring
the curious old Spanish town Of Panama.
OF one Of the houses visited III their tour
Of Exploration sho writes tho following
atvs warn soonbsv insnec,ing the IN.
,o.,n. oGnne NJ tieNai;vo Lnnsss II was
= iSraS one ora buiii ~ oJobo ami win th;cL
ssiis aSji,;5h slSniing emf ot ono i"s,,o
sSnn, VIM bsmmncltS sHng n nno c1s,
nsS ssryibs AZ bedSoom md IN oHoibsp n
Xix table On which werc several enrt6en
vessels used to cook In, and in the center
otthe room was q Eotched post that serv.
r wsq ibs yoaS S 'S wot no bn.p OF
saving, sotie nnrsihp. ard some cooking
ont ~ doors. Bit tie ,ncn were annsins
ihemSeIyeS. most Of them clad In white
linen, Ard busy rambling and drinking AZ
ia RStSes fof 1ioso piifnoses, We On.
tafed thestotes, hoping 10 ttnd some pretty
iihsn 6n0ds. and were tlisNppoinletl. ohiy
10 ind prints al high prices. Even here
women attend To tho business Of selling
SoodS, THEY wore peculiar dress made
II either pure white OF very light colored
lawn, Inc skirt short and trimmed with
Two fionnces. the body low.necked and
sESft.siseyed, with bertha reaching 10
ihs whist. and ali decorated with an EN-.
7bfnitiefy ma Snanish won,e,, nre famous
inf fiatlei,y drawing o,it some Of the nj.
tieAni lhef, WIN nee,iie nnI thread In.
ilaiihe a lace design on Inc web Of The
goods. This s.ylU oidfcss il very becon,.
IN. and Ne did not acc a sloycniy woman
,in6tif fambies,b
nIk6s ltin 6opnss ti,s tsibmns NJ tion..
~ II, - ~ IN, l., n ~ 49,, ~.
la, sne marrow y. 9 hevA y! l",'a '"as sYp"'
rates the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans, She
writes az follows:
HtNsv;ne Tho bnat we nos,oj ,htousL
iha bniijihss Al The wharf, md tSDk orr
, 1875-05-31

to 70 out. Dut Theodore and hare bafrlcd him,
and ehe at last IL grateful for our chre. Tho
ausorsss part of tho story s that tho t,leF hss
ttlFtod up Also. Ono morning "o1aii richly
drossed md heavily veilod Asked to 200 mo. 1as-
Ito BY little nte totl llor crrand. Site was III,
mother Of Desstc, but now respectfully naarttofl
& 70 husband living in to Fifth ayen'ie tao
previous cl'fId. she Ind knowledge III roma way
o. tho fsther's dos'gnu Oh tl'o girl. and came to
lily memory rof,,aos detail. herr. but think
she rest Of tho atory was something like sIlss !:
The nothor had alwass flIloNod tue fort,lnes II
tile child ana Ito fatlior. fur fear Ito should got
poesesaton Of her. think Bho asked to Heo lior,
and, by Mrn. Tilton's help did watch hor With
tcate In her oYea. unktlpwn to her daughter. l
think e'e left \ small sim Of money for her uao,
roRretttnG that she could not mako 1t ls.oio, but
tle loatotl her Husband would nna large sum
and question her abnnt It. tllink Mrs. Tlaton
had soscraI interviews with her, anl even went
to hor house 10 Fifth avenue. Int am not per-
ftctlv clear rs to thesa tmprosntoHa.
Hut nm rortectlv clear Tint sfrR. Tilton Bnid,
IN discussing tho fathers Claims. that Allo
o p el to S ssys H. nov S's
juitnR Acrnalf for canfo sho 5cctncd z1ght had
strang poesotHton Of hcr oven then.
1t is quite possibls tnat Mrs fllton might bo
corlMEtoa through hor iloatry .f priest and
iiRlt and wrong In her rou!, full uf morbid
sensibility aud vaguo aspitationa; but a'l
her slns would seem hrr duty, nnd her blinded
eyes would fail to 200 tiiluity In cnrists
representative on enrth It seems now Al II eha
had confused duttos again. es Rho has all hor
!lie mud left her husband. who still esanda rfsdI
TO s,vo the n,stress Of h's dreams. tho WHO OF
by nto. II over, wcary Of tho buffonngs 10 Tho
outer world and tho neglect Of aloes far
whom sho las sacrificed her homo. bho roturt's
70 hla protection, eho Will tell tho truth, ovon
thoneh IT cost her hcf lilo, whom lier cyos aro
opened to Ter contae.
Souo ttmo aftor this saw Bessie Turner aa a
, 1875-05-31
A DENIAL

To The Editor " Tho Chleao~ Tribune:
NEW ORLEANS, May 2o.-In tho issue OF your
valuable Journal Of the llth Inst, ander tho
caption Of: Especial Dispatch to Tue cu1cAao
Tn1urSE Washington, D. c." etc., etc., grave
injustice IL doue mo by your correspondent In
giylug publicity to tho atAtemen! that attempts
Cd to ps.bo certain revenue officer, Super.
visor, by mama y. B. Hunt. -.-.
Tho AtAtement, 80 far a. 1t relates that I'd.
mltel that had brioed his predecessor In office,
snd that ! did atsomps to b1iba Mr.
1luut, ia false, and Without apy tounda-
tion IL fact. Feeling morally convinced that
As. Hunt could nsver have given authenticity
~ snell statement. an at loss to account
Tor its otigin. trauEht - II u with 80 much Of
scandal aud injustice to myself and gentleman
whose n,me Is the q nonym Of honor. Wera It
not toE " fact that an acquainted with gu.
porv!aot Hunt. that dld interview him officially
II liolly spEtnRs Home two months and moro
ago, aud that l did accept an Invitation to 40
company him to hts headquarters 1t Lexington,
Ky., "auld feel compelled 10 believe that an
not tho Walsls EofeEsod to III tho thrilling 10
mArce OF " The Experience Ut a bupefyiHof."
Believing, ~ do. that neither you nor you,
correspondent designed Intentionally dong mt
m injustice. or having ma condsmned without !
haA1ing, detire that you give thus, mr. letter oi
t'cn!nt. publicity through your columns. Your.
respectfully. J. a. WAIu.
No. 81 Notrs Dana st1ess, Ns1 Urleans,
, 1875-05-31
CRIMINAL.

Samuel Hannah was arrested yesterday by
OGicer Scott Oh charge Ut steAilng = suit Of
clothes from i. u. MaloneY, OF No. IS Wat
Madison streot.
A woli-dreseea young man, Who Rave Tho name
nj Elaard Rupo.t, aud wllo saya 10 IL = teacher,
Luk Ia believed 10 bo ali accomplished pick
Ut ckst, adsoitly drew gold watch iron, lads's
belt Al Noseli!l Cemetery during tho decoration
exercises Saturday. but was soen and arrested
By Ottlcer Smith. 1lo waa tucked up in Madison
Ht.eet Htaston.
4 shooting affair occurred At No. IS Fourth
syeuus 1t o'clock yesterday morning between
tuo eolor<d men OF dssrepute, named John
Morris aud William EolAou. The former etatea
That Nssop ha1 bsen living with hia (MorHe's)
Lister, q prostitute, Ut thu above nuuuhor. Nell
eon waa out late tho night before, aud
On BIS 1cturn In tho luornlng quarrel
epsued between him aud LIS mlstFess,
whom hs struck fous or. ayo timed
With hts dat. Morss demonstrated, aud WAS ut
tackled by Nelson with hugo carving knife.
tIoiBs d.ow a rsYnlyor aud shot hin autagoolst
before he could inlurs him, woun4inR him IN
three p!aa<s,-in tLu right arm, left log and hip
Avuo Of tho vo'luda arc SERIOUS. Beth parties
, 1875-05-31

Correspondence " Tbs CAdago tribune.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, May 29.-st. Joseph Is rapid
y building up and spreading out. II hns now
reaclaed tho Dimensions Of respectable city Of
$4,000 inhabitants Las many ilno residences and
public buildings, md besides two spicy daily
nowBpsrers.-tho Gazette aLd tho Herald.
Lnborern arc pretty rloptv here. though oil
seosn to havo enough to do. There are very fow
ldlo mon Tor = city Of tho f!zc Of 1t. Joseph !;
jet Htia anger always fln1s It difficult to get !
job aud oven then. uulest 10 bo q mechanic, h1
Gela but 9l.25 day aud boards himself; 10, 1t
will bo aoen, It ID not auch dcsrable
thing after all, slis Western country.
for poor n,an. II he holds q Bituas1on East,
at low pay, 10 iH foolish to leayo 1t fur the
Wcat while tho proaon. Btato Of aHars cxists.
Tho nrter Of this lived for yoass In California,
and llns Eocontlv spent como time Ia Nevada,
Utah, Wyoming, Colorado, aud kansas, and he
can state from expe Ienoe that. iu each and overy
Gnu, tho samo general Hta8natlon oxets In nono
moro than Colorado, wslere men wore, 3aHt De-
csmber, only too willing to wora for their board.
a few may be fortunate enough To striko it :;
but lhoro ato hunJrods who wouid g'adty return
to thsir hon,ss East ha1 they oven tho moaus 10
pay for food while lhcy mako tho return journey
OIL foot. N0sHAn.
, 1875-05-31
THE SECOND REGIMENT.
,r1tc uTaTrt tIftfY3Ft4tl THEM tNN4


4 Hecoua meeting of those lnta.estcl in tho
formation of tho Sacolld Regiment Of Illinois
stlto Gnardf, tbs Irish ,nitia organizations to
be taken AZ nucleus for such. waa hell yester.
day afternoon In thu Council Chamber, Capt. 4.
J. uunnide in tho chair. Tho following lettor
from Tue Aduta,it. .Gonoial'a olIce was rccolvol
aud read With applause:
: ast7IxxEs; Il | Toar itt:st Il ti,s I'LL hit. calling
Criminal Courtroom, and requesting authority from
the Governor to organzo regiment Of State militis u
ecssei. In trriy, am directed to inform you that
IsTnlssion y hsreey gsl.ssa tnt that You
polite to oFEl,ise only upon the basa Of American
stzenship. having "a Wow Tie duty we al owe tho
/. t. H1ao1xs Ad1ntans.0snerai.
Capt Honloy Cha!sn,an Of tho Com1nlltoe On
Organization appointed ut = previous meeting,
roportcd q constitution AMI by-lhss. which, si-
ter rcadiug, werc approved and adopted.
Mr. Cunningham moved TINT committee Of
fire b0 xppolntcd to nominate officers Tor pcs-
msuent organization. 1hs motion waH caitietl,
aud the Committee withdraw far abort time
prosiona to reporting the following nominations:
Tor President, Daniel O'Hasa Hlus-treaijont,
Ihamus Lynch; Treasurer, u. t. kcoley j; suc-
1utnEy, franA Cunningham.
Cnf. Qulrk novel ihat tho report 10 recon.
tnitte4 to tho Committee, liz houea 10 sao moro
Influential 1riss,mcn placed upon It. Otherwise
10 tLought the p. ject would bo y failure.
caW: Fiszgtbncn snggestad that tue difficulty
might 10 obyiated by changing the constitution
60 rs to admit Of n,,mhes Of Vlce-ptesdsnts.
Ills motion was carried, aud tue Committee
nSatn Withdrew to prepare Int OF allch oticera.
They reported ~ additional yloe-p prasiaeuts
The mines OF Col. r. II. Cleaiy. WI. Onntlsn,
Arthur Dsxon. L. McQusiA. @. j, Mckay W. W.
O'ur'en, John II. Doniln. ponns OEonnor,
Thomas l.onergan. phiIl, GonleY, B. @. Caul-
.sd, Jsmes Walsh, DAntul scuiiy, Mark sLor-
idan.
lie names Of Francis Agnow sni Dnvla Hal
1iEan Wcrs proasntcu III aldtlons tn Tho ilst apd
those gcut!otnen we1e olccteu By acclaim tton.
Tho o1erolt ~ then atsndinR Ma unanimously
hcc"pod 1Ed Atlopsuq.
Col. Quirk ca!l.d Tor reports Of companies, Ant
Tece.vellH F.sponsa tae reports q t11 companies
averaging sixty men each. Cast. cunntfct
company Will ba fnA0eoted this evening Mt the
bal. corner Of Van Dnron aud ClNk Btreets, b.
tho Commander OF tho regiment.
Tho regiment then adjourned, subject to th
call Of itH President.
, 1875-05-31
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.


Dora runner. widow SO years old. roaIdjuc
..ya ~ s,..ti,o, .trcct connn;ttod .rtctaa i, =
=. w. ~ .enn '3.' ,.....,s ..,.,. ~. .s ~
nrstoa fran, mt conl which ,tc rlncci In . r. IL.
.,.'., ,,s,.at ~ ,1,., e,a..a 49, aeass ..a
I1o anu hsnea"' @'u '"''4 o49'oo 'oo ooeiS "no
Windows.
Abort 7.ao o'clock ln.t ayoninr Inv a1t xe.ra
,,a nn,nn1 Tnom., wall, vaa n,r ornr hv .
Nv "' ss ,,,aa.. ~ .s.. 49,, - ~. y,
ho!so ""o onsss :" enn'ke u oas'u 1. co'ey'
and receiver saycro injnriee in tho loft side.
rhe lad livcs Ut No. IT'S WcBt Washington street,
-, ~ r. u., 49,, r. - 49,,
,oi,,,ca - .cIc,, do,,,t,ons a. ~ ss..,,,o r.
fo'Aleu f, ~ ..s .,s"n'" ~ sno o'e'''v -
Ach'9 conn'S' a'seoaf'' arrived hefo Yesterday.
They call upon tho eharitably Inclined to aaslst
them, ns tho suffering In TINT eccEiou of tho
coun,rr ia vcrv creat. 1hov u,t Wait ,he Toa,d
~. ,. ~. :.
OF ltaae to'aas' ahd tss 10 ih'pfcha that boay
will Tho urgent necessity OF Lending helplnE
hand 10 tho suffering fkrmora who have no aced
to mi in thu prouhi1 II In 1,npati that thetr Of
toris wifi moot with tho succees lhe1 deserve,
D....., .,.,.. ~.
named Amns F. Mnbnnny was drnvncJ on Fti-
day in inIc Ht. Clair and tint iron, usnera m
his person ho waa supposed to have come from
Chicago. Docenycd wa about so years OF sre,
anu is dsscrii,od ns tino loohing, I1c came to
9ja t!eatl, Ly tho oye,turning Of sruall hoat jp
ehtch be waa calling In company With two
fr;nntk The dTectnry craf]1tH Chicago HItl
sayru faniilod Of tho unmo sfananey and It il
mohnblr that 1o1no ono of tben1 hns nm intereak
in deccaseu.
r. ,.u
,rl1: ~ 10 notea among dranoht-plascfe thas Mr'
Nyllc. tue famous Scotch .cllamplo. OF sho game
VIII htIise ~ Eh1caGo somn Hme curing the laI-
tof pafs OF thls or tho early DART o! next "eok;
more y ooassoefaoto 1aose'on q TO Hho eaa!
~ nut la,maEo ~ tne Guy G!amp'on. nnu T. -
oospectea snne Moet'nR VII 10 hola shoit's 20
lie nutcrtsinment of tl1e visitor. III. Wyiie hns
ea.ify heaten nyerv n1aYer whom he hns vet mot
IN lila cn,ut,v nI1d tn rrosnnct Ia mt ehnerful
for any ono whn nav nropoae to 1ueet hirn,
ri. 49,.
correspondent WIN phtntutY sua1p peu
senud commuhlcaslou pntel'J Ms,s1kAine
agass .1' .ne pshsc' q ocfnpS'ng !ae s,newsSa m
1o1 sno tIanaaotioM ~ ouhiuesa: "nuteoj 80 ~
s.Ates y. iMo !arRo nun. M..n canes nnaes
.s slnn' o ~ .s,S H., rH1 H.. ea.no s.
moro acMT 10 tln coMI7e u ttaue tnan .no .ni. @
eeems leaslole u !os lug coltesnouaent y carly
.nh1i cane WIN hee"lo hshlY iSso IL tao
emu. ~ aT1,tpns nes ot IRIS !io can cisa1 w
most efo"dea sloo"e'A III comparatively Haofs
tlme.
JewielI eociat clrclcH wcrc yesterday en1ivcnod
will, matrimonial event OF cuIlsdcs alto t,.tc,edt
ant! n,,ortauce. Tho parties to tlao u!bnro
wcro ar. barney Simon mid Miss Jutia Livingston.
lIu,, nro welt knosu among people Of their
upttonaliiy, nrd their MARRIAGE was lool;cd ro1
81 an event Of moio than ordinary magnitude.
Tho ceremonies wcre celebrated yesterday alter
mon At klaye's carlore. Nos. ~ auI ~
Nerth Clark atsocs. They woro Witnessed by
tho friends and relatives OF tue parties. among
, 1875-05-31
ANNOUNCEMENTS,


Hans DA'aska, Esq., will lecture IN tho Athc-
,c..,n Dime Coutso this oyeniug At No. 65 Waah-
lnglon street, Subject. "A1ualo."
This evening, in Lower FArwof Hall. tho 1e!o-
gates to the National Temperance Convention
will hold consultations -moetiug, At 7:3n. Largo
numbers of delegates arc arrtring. and the ses-
nions promiro to 10 Of great Interest. 1toprc-
aentattves arc arriving from all parts of tho
Uultcd Statos.
Tho great gnme Of lase-ball ptarod Saturday
afternoon on the Chcagu University grounds.
betwecn tue HyIc rark 1ligl,-Sclloot and EuroEa
nnce. vhs witnessed by thousand people. mo.e
or loss. tue ona Of tl,o eighth inntng Tho scoto
stood II 70 -. Tho ninth iuning vas oponed hs
somo handsome hating on tho part nf tho
Eurokas but III consequence OF tho i1dcfatiIahe
efforts Of tho .handsome tauht~heldor. OF The
oprcBng nino tAnr did not Blcceed in f..cteas-
Ink tlleir ecorc. The Hyde lark lads then trod
theIr strength, and after two plsveEb bnd boon
put ont. and ono more had Cotton lila baao by
akl'fn hhndlln; of tho stick, tI,eir famous right
fielder. bv beautiful hit over the College build
ing. uado torno.run. AMI won tile gau.o, tho
sana standing IS to II. Tho 1lsco Park boys
aro seriously thlullns Of challenging tho White
Stockings.
, 1875-05-31
0LlNET COLLEGE, A!cH.

The exercises 1t the sixteenth anniversary Of
Oliyet College will tako plaza u follows,
Jvne I3-DaccaiauEeato sermon, BY tho Psesk-
dont ind address bofose tho Missionary socis-
u bs tho Rev. Dr.. Datserhs!d. Of New York.
June l4-8enior Preparatory Exhibition,
Juns l6-puUljo exsmlnstlona.
Juns l6-Dnusy pkiza exhibition and snpusl
address befose Tho Literary 8oclssles by tho Ker.
John IL. Usstows, Of Lawrence, AASs
Ju,e 17-Co!lege CammeaeamenL q
, 1875-05-31

Eight Boston companies hayo Withdrawn from
tho FiIe Uuderwr1teIH' Un.op.
Col. Matthew'S, recently appointed sunerviaor
of Internal NoYonuu, hns G1 81 his headquarters
in Springfield.
Tho Cozzons Hotel property 1T Omaha Is nd
voi tiBed at Sher.i1's sao June l5, to satihfy a
judgment against uco1go Fsauols Train.
a libel suit for 10000, brought by Stephen
Grant aRainys tho Portland Press. was decided
Ia favor Of tho defendant. Tho Press assorted
that Grant .Ha tho biggest liar In the State,
, 1875-05-31

Dr.. o. ". psu1oa. ptsoea physican i06 North Eu.
tsvst Baltimore {sho l4s psd nuch 4teni 10 nss1.
slAnloa1!s osptened n sfst,sa ptvpSsan la..ii.11
siss and nsT!oaand. Tais i triumph ID modesi
shsnsfy aud suref-rs Al tae county as aFdesi1g
boeo1 i, i.tssij fn9.g I'D hsbly is.psssed Il Bsu
Bsld b. VAN sou ZUK. STEVENSON ARKtp. Ma.
q kkeat,. eosnas psAxaasu. Aud ~ asuxxtAtkL
, 1875-05-31

a Serious Obstacle
70 ones comfort IL = Io. very SIMPLE remedy has
heen dacoyeset. l. plAa.er Of D4lleya Magical Pain
Extractor Will cure II sooner thhu anything else. tG