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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-28

TUNNEL Oh SoTuSSEL.-J. W. Ferret
Is forced to close out dry goods and car
pets less than cost,
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I,hIiaIcini,in wool.

PHILADELPHIA, August q. = Wool
More inquiry for fieeCes, and mediaal ln y,
cOmbing continue In good demand, 'irPf'
stock quietand prices unchanged
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GREAT bargains in colOred shoes at
L. V. BLOSDs.

ONE WEEK MoRE-I will offer my
stock Of dry goods and carpets at . still
greater reduction, and II sufficient
amount Is not sold to pay my creditors
the whole stock will be put up at auction.
Don't fail to call this week and get goods
at your own price.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK money and stocks.

NRw YORK, August 27.-GoLD-opened
at1l4, fell to li3jS, rose to lilN, and at the
close declined again to 1917. The rates
paid for borrowing were 7aG per cent per
annum and l-GI and 1.32 per cent per
diem. At the close loans were made dat.
The advance In gold was caused rather by
the rrmOrs Of conflict between England
and China being imminent. But as these rIl'
mOrs were subsequently denied, and as the
majority Of the shorts had covered their
contracts, the market declined and was
without activity.
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EIOR BALE.
iiouSe and half lot on the north side Of Ohio
street tho. Y7l between front and Fem streets,
Wheeling Island. llousc has first class hydrants Ia
H. and contains i've rooms, wash house and cellar.
For further particulars ln1ulfeUf
WILLIAM MCMECHEN,
On the premises,
Or OIL C. fIERyRY, auctloneer aud real estate
agent. No. 400 Market street,
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The largest plug Of navy for the money,
Five Brothers nine.inch navy, thirds in
caddiSs, For sale by
NEIL & ELLINGHAM.
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Jusr received, latest styles Of Shell
Combs, Belts and Belt Buckles, Lace Ties,
and Rubber Necklets, at Bells, No. %
Eleventh street. Also Ruches, 0 for 10
cents,
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L.V. BLOND is Offering his entire stock
Of misses and childrsn's cOlored shoes
regardless Of cost.
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MEL & ELLNGHAM keep Five Broth
ers' new stylenavy plug; nine inches long,
weighs four ounces. The largest lump OF
tobacco madei retails for % cents plug
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, ELLISdHGM.

THR hest tobacco ever sold, the Five
Brothers Louisville Navy. We never
have had complaint
NELL * ELLISGHGN.
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BASE BALL TRoUBLEs.-Wc have re-
Ceiyed the following in answer to the
communication Of Standards"
Editors Intciiigencg 81 see by your pa
per this morning that the Standard B.
b. G. deem II necessary TO attempt to ex.
plain matters in relation TO the trouble
on last Saturday. As | was one Of the
main parties interested, would claim
the right to answer and give the other
side, witch is as follows: Early on Friday
morning was informed by a member Of
the "NeShannOck" club that they were
going to play the "Clippers" Of Bellaire,
and would like TO get game in Wheel
Ing for Saturday. Whereupon j started
at once to sec our players, then to the
Fair Grounds 10 see II the grounds were
rented and was assured by Mr.. Smith, the
proprietor, that they were not. then
requested him 10 rent them TO me and ]
would get game. lie promised me, in
the presence Of two witness, that he
would let me have II. then went
to l}ellaire to sec the directors
Of the "Neshannock" club, and found they
had accepted game with the Standards,
during the afternoon while the game was
being played between the "Neshannocks"
and Clippers. Mr.. Smith came 10 me
stating that he had walked to Bellaife,
expressly 10 see me ns the Standards
wanted the Fair Grounds, and wanted TO
know whether | would be willing to give
II up 10 them; II not in the afternoon, at
least in the morning. Upon consultation
with our directors, we agreed to give up
the ground, five would be allowed the
use OF the upper grounds TO play game
with the Clippers, OF Bellaire. Mr.. Smith
gave us that assurance and we cheerful.
ly gave up our fight TO the use Of the
grounds Intending TO try and get game
with the "Neshannocks" for Monday. On
going to the Fair Grounds Saturday af-
ternoon we found the gates shut against
us and we're compelled TO pay our way in.
The members Of both clubs were justly
indignant, more especially as we were met
by very nngentlemahy talk as 10 our right
10 the grounds. We had no knowledge
Of the fact that the Standards were ex-
pectihg 10 play the Neshannocks until we
heard II from the directors Of the latter
club in Bellaife on Friday afternoon.
Hoping this may satisfy all parties injur.
ed am yours truly, G.. L. Irwin,
Secretary Ia Belle D. D. HnJ.
Augta n, 1875.
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A GRocERYMAS might as we'll be with
out coiIee.sugar aS not sell Five Brothers
celebrated Navy.
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JoE KRAMERs band furnished the
music for the Centennial meeting. They
were out in full force.
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THE Five BtotherS Louisville Navy
Tobacco,always uniform; a high STANDARD
Of excellence.
NJ. REILLY.
HOWELL, PAUL. & SINCLAIR.
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Cor. Main and Goth streets

$50 to $4,000 has been invested in
Stock Privileges, and paid 900 per cent
profit, SLOW TO do It." A book on
Wall street, sent free. TUAmRIDGE 4
Co., Bankers 2 Wall st., N. Y, d&w,
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DBSMARsH will make his headquarters
at the q. +. Brown boat club rooms. lie
arrives to-day at II o'clock.
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NEGOTIATIONS are pending for another
match between the Standard and Rtgiaer
mines. A purse 1885 will be played for.
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DOR SALE
DOR SALE
puBLIc SALE.

DUBLlC SALE.
will oder for sale at JunkinI corner, In Bridge
SATURDAY, August 7lh,
At20elock p. w., II not sold al private sale be-
fore that Time, my residence, located on the e1LheT
Of Whitley and DeKAlb streets, KlFkWUOl, Ohio.
The house contains eight large rOOmI besides a
pantry, kitchen and two cellars. The lot Is 100 by
iOJ icel, and on II lisa gUOd stable aud other out.
buildings. II Il also we'll vet In hne fruit, and
everything necessary TO make dtsinblo home Is
complete
Oh account Of necessity for changing my bust
nesa uill ell on the N st reasonable terms
For particulars enquire Of J. Z. lIERNEf, Heal
Estate Agent, No. 1906 Market stree, o. Of
$. L. NUGENT,
iy2i-eod On the premises
Adjourned until SATURDAY, AuguSt 2sthr
commencing At O'Clock r. NJ, at the same place.
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TIE Cumberland accommodation due
here ut i:lO wns nm hour and a half late
last evening.
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BELLAIRE LOcAIs.-Local business Is
dull and locals hard to find. We were
lamenting this fact the other day, when a
young man took a razor from his hip
pocket, and, opening it, raised it alOft,
We grasped his hand in time to prevent
its descent, and then asked him why he
was so rash. II wanted to give you a
local, be said, with sigh, as though he
had to struggle inwardly to induce him.
self TO give up his resolve. Friendship
could no farther go, so we took the word
for the deed and excused him.
A meeting in the interest OF the Bel.
laire 4 Southwestern Railroad was held
at City Hall last night. Meetings are
being held in Woodsfield and all along
the route, and it seems that the citizens
are fully alive to the importance Of Sc
curing this road.
II Is rumorcd that Rise-up Allen will
not keep his appointment here. He is
sick, and We do not wonder. The Belluire
Allen 4club" is enough to sicken him. II
has about the dimensions Of the Siumese
twins in their infancy.
A little boy named Doran had three OF
OF his fingers torn of in the cogs Of a pa
tent sand sieve Wednesday evening,
These things will attain Us greata reputa-
ton as threshing machines il this thing
continues.
Arrangements have been completed for
the holding Of Methodist camp meeting
in lower Bellaire, but We have not heard
the full particulars.
The citizens OF this place who have
been prospecting in their lately acquired
silver mine near Georgetown, Colorado,
returned home Wednesday evening, and
report things "all straight"
The Bellaire Philharmonic Society will
take part in Prof. Bassetts centennial con-
cert, They are holding very fine rehear'
sails.
The project of improving the Cemetery
hill road sill hangs fire.
The evening train from the cas- was
late Thursday on account Of an accident
at Point Of Rocks. Presley s. Cowen,
Esq, Of the international Insurance
Company, Washington, d. O., was on his
way to this place on the train, and he
was the most severely injured Of all the
passengers. lie is bruised, and feels ex-
ceedingly stiff, but has no bones broken.
Nearly all the trains on the b, %.
road each way have been late for some
days.
The new market house will be opened
for Use early in September.
Camp meeting at Burr'smills broke up
Thursday evening, and the citizens Of
Bellaire who had been staying on the
grounds returned yesterday morning.
Among others we noticed the families Of
Rev. Waters and Daniel Westlake, Esq.
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DOUBLE Bass and Viola Strings at
HutchiRs' Music Store.
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NicKELs will be plenty when the small
boy disgorges his wealth at the ticket
office to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-28

FIVE Brothers new style Louisville
navy, 0x2l, For sale by
NEIL 4 ELLrSGHAM.
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FoRrY.Two prisoners are confined in
the county Jail awaiting trial.
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THEY will commence laying brick at
the Capitol building soon.
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-"FRBn ORsrERs' now loom up in
front Of our restaurants.
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A ToBAccoNtsr had better be without
stogies and tips than without package
Of Five Brothers..
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A VERY large audience attended the
Opera House meeting yesterday after.
noon.
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i55 Bo4es Prime New York Factory,
100 E2tl Wttlern Reserye
LIST, DAVENPORT 4 PARK8
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The Worlds Fair on the Island this
afternoon and evening.
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FIVE marriage Licenses were issued
during the week ending Friday, Aug. q.
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THE WoNDERoF THE WoRLD,-To-day
the greatest, grandest, and most complete
travelling exhibition ever known in any
cline will make It's advent into this city,
Mr.. p. r. Barnum, under his own per-
sonal supervision, has undoubtedly col
lecied together the rarest, costliest, and
most entertaining exhibition ever present.
ed to the civilized world. Years have
elapsed since Mr.. Barnum first entered the
list as a caterer to the wants Of the public
in the character Of a Snowman, and dur
ing this time no rare specimens OF any
character have been discovered that he
has not procured and added TO his
vast and incOmprehensible list oil curiOs-
tiles. Among the artists OF the arena
may be mentioned LOwande and his son,
whose riding have excited the admiru-
ton Of all, and whose daring ieats are ex-
celled by none. Mile. Deckerill, also
ELECTS rapturous applause at each sue
cessivo exhibition in her graceful and be:
witching acts, lashing over banners and
through balloons as though bouyed up by
some Invisible power. Mons. DOckerill,
with his famous nennge horse "Elling.
tom" VIM. II. Porter, the most amusing Of
bufoons; Luke Rivers, the greatest living
Pete jenkins the Leslie Brothers, the
best Of gymnaSts; Nathaniel Lowande, the
prince Of Athletes, together with the
largest number Of riders, ynulters,
clowns panLomimists, contortiOnists, and
all that Is necessary for the makeup Of a
first.cass circus, can be found with this
great combination. In the menageFie de-
partment animals Of every description,
from every cline, and Of all sizes and
shapes, are fully exposed to the public
view. The only two diving giralles In
this country; the largest school Of
genuine sea lions, and a monster black
named lion from the wilds Of Africa, are
here seen in all the grandeur Of their
primitive state, and can be witnessed In
no other institution now travelling. The
colosseum Of automatons, consisting Of
hundreds Of life-looking moving speci-
mems OF art, can not he surpassed. They
consist Of importations from all parts Of
the hemispheres, and are The work Of
the finest mechanical artists in
the world. In connection with
all this the grundcst, gaudieSt, and most
magnificent street pageant rivaling
in splendor everything ever before pre-
scented to the public, heralds the entree
into the city Of this immense institution.
This afternoon and evening Is the time
set for the exhibition, and all should go.
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FoR RENT.
NOR RENT

EoR RENT
Tso TWO STORY DWELLINGS, each 9 rOoms,
,ood cellar, anil oitbuildlngz, all ln god repair.
HydrGni near tho door, situate on eouth troni
mi, i,lsDd. Possession September LIST Ono
hoase has pod garlen and fruit tees with Il
aa!S Ell. STONE
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"WnlTEwAsn" Ia the order Of the day
at the police court.
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FOR SALE.
FoR SALE
DOR SALE

AIWe will, on or about the hrsi Of OciOher ecu
py our lAryr and eommodiuus building, ). W, corn
q Market and 18th Strrelt, Melaln's boSk loi We
better accommodation Of our neIrasipS EholesltI,
lFade, We oder for sale the hHtur5 anu furniture "
our old Store under Washington hAH'
,u9B McLAIN BROTHERS, Druggists.
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The best Navy on the market il Five
Brothers, made in Louisville,
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EUR RENT
E J. STONE

Store Room No. 20, corner Market and
Twelfth streets, at present occupied by Nc
Lain Bros. Possession given April !, 1876.
Apply to WA. s. GosHoRN or !. II.
WILLIAMS. aus
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acknowledgement
sATURDAY. AUGUST rs, Is70.
New AdYertlNements.

New Advertisements.
Religious Notice.
English Lutheran Church.
Fourth Street NJ. Z. Church.
st. Matthews Church.
New Goods. s. Rhodes & Co.
Thompson and lIibberd Plumbers,
Gas and Steam Filters.
Wanted to LOan-$3,000.
Teachers Examination.
For lient-Dwelling HOure,
Piano for Rent.
Wnnled-Journeyman Tailor.
Gold Fish-Opera House Drug Store.
Notice.
Caution-Oxtoby & Duhield.
lIronzed Chandeliers-Paull & Winship
Chromos-IIenry Flood 4 Co.
Logan, List & Cos Excelsior Baking
Powder.
Condensed Milk.
Trusses, &c.-Logan, List & Co.
Snspender Mandatory.
List Of Letters.
THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow.
ing shows the range OF the thermometer,
as observed at Silvey's drug store, corner
opposite Postoilice, yesterday:
AZ 4 49, 3 's 6 7 E
BARNUMto.lay.
SLIM attendance at the ball match
A GRAND procession this morning
IcE.cREAN was the prevailing luxury
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IcE.cREAa was the prevailing luxury
last night.
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AonASD procession this morning.
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EoR SALE

ANDERSON & rAULL,
iv22 Real Estate Agents.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-14

FRANK KsxYox, ESQ, editor and proprie'
tor Of our bright, newsy little contemporary,
the Lyon County (Nsvada) Times, introduces
Harry J. Norton to bic patrons ~ IN addition
10 the editorial force ofthe Times. The Timea
d we'll conducted paper. and its local and
ADVERTISING departments evince unuistakabls
orooperiu.s We coperstulate our friend
Frank % 10 deserved seod name bic paper
has Won lof ilsrlf. snd wish him and the Iiinss
continued ssd increased prosperity.
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.AsQUHSTI0N..
'orrcspondsnt bwyhee Avalanche Z, | |

/
= @ .aih'lna BOISE CRY, April Sth.
i Enlros "AvA1AScnE:a Suppose you
were to get UP a ticket for some pal
try Office, say School Trustees, and
put on it three Of the best and, most
popular men in your town, and should
print the tickets, make a big flourish
and electioneer all day until you be-
came 50 boozy that you couldn't find
your place of business that evening,
aud then your ticket was beat for no
other reason than because you brought
1t out and advocated i'll would like to
know how you would feel over it?
The reason | ask is, that we have an
editor in Boise City who did just as
have stated in my suppositious ques-
tons question, and want to know
FOR his sake. ExoUIRgR.
The editor of the Avalanche being
inexperienced. acknowledges his ina
bihty TO answer the above Co
and we suggest to the en-
quirer that if Hammond could be in.
duced to como to Boise City, possibly
a confession nigh, be got out Of the
other editor, that would embody the
desired information. ...- !,
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THE Pope talks Of coming to the United
States to live, in case it gets too hot for him
In Rome. and then tosdydom will Be tip-tos
ut once A grant Of land will be a1ked for
and given. big enough for graveyard to bury
such States In 10 Rhode Island. Connecticut,
and Delaware; and no Congressman. except,
perhaps, some such harum-scarum fellow -
j. Proctor Knott. will dare to vote against the
demand. But there will be On sdvantaee IN
bic coming. We shall all be intensely pious
when he gets here. because It would not do 70
demean ourselves in the presence OF Pope -
we do when there are none but ordinary NOR
tale 70 witness our depravity; aud then there
will bs fewer bullying blacklegs elected to Of.
f3ca. sf s0sN
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From the Northeyner Of April Sd:

L. From tue NOTtNe5Hev OI APIu OO
/ Til. Mount idaho stage wss unable to pro:
coed from Mason's Tdesdsy morning on &c.
count OF the depth and yieldable condition Of
the snow. Tho driver and passengers waited
from Masss's to Whites, y distance of nine
miles. Baird and Ryan carrying the mail ana .
express BY turns. There i 30 much snow % Y
Craig's Mountain that it is not likely Il willbes
passabse for horses for several weeks The
carrier viii try to reach Mount Idaho by going,
up the Clearwater and thus keep Of Of the
mountain siHs iia t'939 1'i'0' 4lH aa's+' 80
John B. Monteith has been re.appoinfed
and confirmed al Indian Agent at the Lap
wal Agency. '"' ''''." '''
During the week Snake river has risen some
four or FIVE feet and Clearwater has risen con-
siderable, but not 90 much ~ Snake. Tho
weather has bees quite cool and the sudden
rice il owing u the copious SHOWS On the low
mountains 80 unusual in past seasons. From
all appearances we will have boat about tho
first Of May, if not before. In view of an early
boat several Of our merchants will 90 below
in few days to lay in their spring stocks of
goods.
Several persons around town are complain-
ing Of losing small articlesr-priqcipally cloth
ing. The petty thieves Ind better watch out, ,a
us the night watchman il likely to be around
when and where least expected eaat al t>sso-
The first boat Of the season IL expected at 3
WalIula to-day. ssaa43. eo7@i.ea b#a '"t7
The Northerner receives Jack Vincent in
the following warm strain: 0..,,
During the latter part OF last week Jack
Vincent arrived 10 town with his rattle" a.
he calls it, which being interpreted means
Of some kind Of powders-Jack
won't tell what-io destroy the explosive quail
ties Of kerosine oil. II Jack would get some
kind Of rattle" to take the gas out OF him
'elf he could make q fortune by exhibiting
himself in public a. Jack Vincent after the
nee Of his famous rattle or gas extractor"
He stale gun from this Office for which wa
'old him accountable.
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A MICHIGAN paper says: Young
man. if you are looking for a wife
come TO Michigan, the noble Peninsu
lar State, and Wen put you on the
track Of a young lady who can hnsk
her fifty bushels of corn per day, yoke
oxen. drive horses, teach school, and
saw with cross cut saw. She wants
10 be loved for herself alone"
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:rsstAN professor. who bad lately bee,
ed by his government with the duty O

:rsStAN professor. who bad lately breu
ed BY his government with the duty o|
ing into the subiect Of shell & b and
their successful propagation on the shores ol
the Baltic. reported. after patient examina.
ton into the facts Of tb. case, that shell fsh
hsd dele erious and treasonable tendency.
and were tor these reasons not to be en-.
eouraged. The evil consequences Of their fres
consumption were best seen. the professor
said. 10 America. In that m,sguided country
the people were 10 tn. habit Of frequenting
s~ditious gatherings known a. clambakes,
where. after gorsing themselves on u specirs
Of clam, called the oyster, they talk trcason,
abuse the government. tear each Others hair
and fight like msdmen. In tact, the devour-
ing Of this III starred bivslve made the poor
people crazy. and Cor this reason the learned
professor deprecated its further propagation
in German waters.-S r. Post.
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From the 4Aralanche: !:

From the Aralanche:
Following are the fare and freight rates Of
the Northwestern Stage Company from Silver
City IN the various points named: Passenger
fare to Boise City. $40; Winuemucca. $40; !;
Memo. $s275; Sacramento. $67,75; San Fran
cisco, $6975; Baker City. 433; L. Graude,
go; Umatilla. $50; Walla Walla, $50; Dalles,
t55; Kelton, SIS
Freight per pound. from Silver City to Boise
City, I cents; W:nnemucca 10 cents Baker
City. - cents: La Grande. Is cents: Una
t,lla, 20 cents; Walla Wal!a, 20 cents; Dalles,
20 cents.
Lee Stewart. formerly Of Silver City, who
left here last fall, was shot through the heart
By man named w. H. Baker. at Portland,
Oregon. on the ID inst. We have received 10
particulars Of the difficulty Stewart was .
Missouriau BY birth. and was ono Of Guam
trell's lieutenants 10 the late war. t
Two fellows in town made arrangements
last night to 6ght duel at 9 O'Clock this
morning. Oae Of them took . big dose Of
morphine to steady HE nerves and did MT
wake up in time, % the affair didn't cone or
Ben. Cook. who has just returned from
San Francisco, iniorms u Mat J. NJ. Adams
and WIN. Carter, formerly Of this place, have
invented . new appliance for concentrating
ores. It is said to be simple in construction
and cheap. and the boys are saoguine that il