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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-17
CRIMES AND CRIMINALS.

A dozen of the participants in the re-
cent fatal prize fight at Buzzy Woods, near
Boston, have been held for trial.
John Sutton, clerk Of the Dousman
House, Prairie du Chen, is under arrest
charged with embezzling 1900 from the re-
ceipts Of the house.
Fines to the amount Of $4,000 have
| been imposed upon the gamblers of Louisville
by the City Court in the trial on the iudct-
ments rendered by the grand jury two weeks
| ago.
Henry Ruck, Of Troy, Missouri, con-
victed of numbering Miss Felloway, the young
lady who wonld not receive his attentions,
has been sentenced to be hanged Friday, Dec.
3lst. /
Joe Fourier, a notorious rough Of
Detroit, Mich was murdered on the evening
of the 9Th on his return from an excursion by
Adolphus Robinson. Robinson has not been
arreeted.
The proprietors of the London Times
are to be sued for libel for denouncing the op-
erations of the Cooperative Credit Bank as a
scandal and disgrace to the city and strongly
intimating it is swindlng the public.
The motion Tor new trial in the case
of John L. Bittinger of st. Joseph, Mo-, re-
Gently convicted OF making fraudulent vouch-
ers as United States gauger, was argu1d before
Judge Krekel on the 9Th, and the decision re-
served until December Goth.
5eA four days examination at Battle
Creek, Michigan resulted in the holding for
trial Of Amos Mings, DR.. VIM. Price, Gale
2o1> TAl,x
Lovett, charged with tarring and ieathering
Cornelius Vanwyck on August 10Th last.
Judge McRoberts, at Joliet, ILL.,, on
on the 9Th denied the motion Tor a new trial in
the wife murder trial, and sentenced Henry
Jacobs to be hanged on the 2lst day of next
January. The prisoner at the conclusion of
the sentence fell into his chair and broke
into paroxysm of tears and entreaties, all the
time protesting his innocence.
j. A. Munich, ex-United States gauger,
indicted for making false gauger certificates,
also jointly with q. Bersberg, distiller, tor
conspiring to lefraud the government, ap-
peared in the district court at St. Louis, the
18th; and withdrew his plea of not guilty, and
entered plea OF guilty, which was granted as
in all other casee. Sentence is withheld until
the testimony is heard, so as to determine the
penalty to be assessed.
Sunday evening the 9TH. Charles Ram
sey and Harry Wilson were arrested at Indian
| apolis for raping Mary Dryer, a young girl ID
years old. She applied to them for assist
ance. and, under promise ct aid, she was con-
| Quoted to the formers room and there bru-
| tally outraged. This occurred four weeks ago,
and since that time the girl has endeavored
to conceal her shame, but her sufferings be-
| came 50 intense that she was obliged to reveal
! the matter Both the accused are street-car
conductors and low characters
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-17

A DOCTOR in Montreal is bound to see
if tenants have rights which landlords
are bound to respect. He has susd his
landlord for $4,000 damages for: ill
health Of his family, caused, he alleges,
by the unhealthfulncss of the house in
which he resides. ""
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-17

A royal decree has been promulgated
at Munich making ''civil marriages. com.
Pulsory. ''But how exclaims Martha
Jane; 'ngenuously, "are you going to COM
pei them to be civil after marriage!''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-31
Rtrnnre. Iinf Trne.

II Is natural for people suffering with
Consumption, Coughs, Severe Colds, OF
any other disease Of the Throat and
LingS, to put of from day TO day buying
an article that they know has cured their
neighbOr, friend, or relative, yet they
have no faith in II until Il IL too late. II
you will go TO your Druggist and get a
bottle Of BosCIEEE's GERMAN SYRUP, your
Immediate cure Is as certain as you live.
1t has lately been introduced In this
country from Germany, and Druggists
and people everywhere are elated over
ia success. You can get a sample bottle
for 10 cents and try Il. Regular size
bottle 10 cents. eod4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-31

LOCAL PERSONALS. Capt. Andrew
Grubb, an old and we'll known citizen Of
bridgeport, is visiting friends in this city.
Capt. Grubb has resided In BOonville,
Cooper county, Mo, for-tlrc past nine
years.
Mr.. II. A. Bromleigh, General Agent
Of the IIammondspOrt Wine Company,
arrived at the Mcclure House last even.
ing. Mr. Bromleigh visits Wheeling for
the purpose Of establishing agencies for
the sale Of the celebrated wines manu-.
featured by the company lie represents.
&C. Dewey, Esq, yesterday returned
from Texas, where he has been sojourn.
ing for u few weeks.
Mrs. Down and Miss sawtell were pre-.
vented from singing at the Organ Con.
cert last night by severe colds.
u. "A. Galligan, OF this city, IL dele.
gate from this State to the National Con.
Yention Of the Ancient Order Of IIiber.
mans, which is in session in New York.
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ORGAN COScERI At mn FOURTH
STREET. CHURCH.-The first Organ Con.
cert given by Mr.. Bassett and The choir
Of the Fourth Street N. E. Church did
not attract very large audience. The
empty seats were certainly discouEaging
To the gentlemen and ladies who had pre-,
pared themselves so carefully for the en-,
tertainment. We heared it remarked al
ter the performance last evening that the
music was too classical, and consequent
" not so popular with many who would
prefer more familiar airs, This may tC
some extent account for the light attend
ance.
Several changes we're made in the pro
gramme published by us yesterday morn
ing, owing to the illness of Mrs. BowI
and Miss Sawtell. The trio, 4Glorious
Things by Thee are Spoken was omit
ted, and violin solo by Mr.. Hermann
Shockey substituted. In the "Sanctui
and Benedictusn Mrs. Whitaker sang ii
place Of Mrs. BoWn, and Mis- Katie
Wheat filled the vacancy Occasioned By
Miss Sawtelrs absence.
We do not need to tell our readers thai
the programme was we'll executed. Mr.
Bassett Is a thorough musician, and thos.
who assisted him last evening are vel
known to the public as possessing more
than ordinary merit The next Goneert
will be given on Thursday evening, April
10Th, and We hope that it will be better
attended than the first,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-31
SPRING GOODS
FULLY DISPLAYED.
A Grand Array Of Fashions


We take pleasure to inform the Ladies'
OF this city and vicinity that we have now
open and fully displayed our entire col.
lection Of Spring Dry Goods, Notions,
Fancy Goods and Ready.made Suits. 0nr
Stock comprising everything that Is late
AID novel, embracing all the leading at.
fractions now prevailing In the Eastern
market. Our practical experience and
knowledge In supplying this market hay.
Ing been exercised with much preCautlOn,
we feel confident our present array Of SO.
IeCllons will be appreciated by the trade.
We now solicit the particular attention
ofthe Ladies', to call and take a general
survey Of our stock, knowing that our
present display together with the low
prices asked Will prove a great object,
worthy the consideration Of all who con.
template making their Spring purchases.
In Resdy.made Suits we are now ex.
hlbiting some very elegant and new dc.
signs, and are prepared 10 receive or.
ders for execution on short notice.
Ladies' wishing q New 0ut1t can be
accommodated al once without any care
on their mind. All the Latest Patterns
will be furnished and suggestions for
different combinations Of styles will be
accepted and made according 10 each
ones taste. We extend o cordial lnVi.
tation to oil.
i. Blum 81 Bro.
MIRO
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MAf6lSluRG, March -, 1870.
Mr.. Alemader Bone, Secretary WReeliHs
CeAiiPaal R6rT O.:
DRARSRSIn your letter you ask how
We get along with our Centrfpetal Power
Planer. We would say the machine has
done all you said it would and eonsid'
erably more. II Is perfect success As 4
Portable Wood Planning Machine. We
are we'll satiSfed with the investment We
made In 1t. Twice tho amount We paid
for II would not purchase It, unless We
could replace it. The machine Is man
aged without any trouble whatever.
The aboyeis our experience, and being
asked, We feel pleased in being able q
give You the true facts in reference to the
merits Of the machine, We eheertully
recommend tito all wood workers whose
business requires it,
Very respectfully,
] J. / !. MM2 saR..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-31

LIFE's VICIssITUDS.-We clip the fol-
lowing from the Bellaire correspondence
Of the Pittsburgh LoadT;
A remarkable affair, and a curious
commentary upon the revolution in the
condition Of the American citizens Of
African descent, came to our ears a few
days ago. Prior to the war, Mrs. Lydia
EdmOndsOn, q respectable colOred lady,
now living in this city, was slave in the
household Of a Mr.. Washington, resident
Of Virginia. The wife Of Mr.. W. treated
"Aunt Lidy" with remarkable kindness,
considering their relative positions, and
1t was with no little reluctance that they
parted when the colored folks were freed,
Part they did, however, and Mrs. Ed
mondsOn came 10 Ohio, and by industry
and correct management amassed what TO
one in her circumstances was 10 small
fortune. The WashingtOns, somewhat the
worse, pecuniarily, for the war, went to
Kansas. The other day Mrs. Edmond
son, who had occasional communication
with her former owners, received letter
from Mrs. W.sayiDg,that she and her fani.
ly were almost upon the verge Of starya.
ton, as the result OF the devastatiOns Of rye
festive locust" Mrs. ElmondsOn, having
considerable influence among her race
here, at once collected liberal supply Of
needed articles and sent them to her mas.
ter.friend, thus in kind repaying the
Christian treatment Of the time when
Christian treatment was rare between
folks In their relative positions.
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FUNERAL OF Henry A. KSArP.-ThC
funeral Of Henry A. Knapp, Esqs who
died recently at Denver, Colorado, took
place from the residence Of Mrs. G. Zim.
mer, lila Market street, yesterday after.
noon at 3 o'clock. The remains were
inferred in Mount Wood Cemetery, and
were followed TO their last resting.place
by Excelsior Lodge No. 40 and 1oliyat
Encampment No. "a, /. o.. o. f., and a
long line Of hacks and carriages contain
Ing friends Of the deceased.
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HRLNBoLDs BuCHU Is still in the re-
NTH Of It's popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele-
brated medicine Is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and Is
sold by all respectable druggists. II Is
warranted for all diseases OF the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
feits. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. d&w.
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THE OPERA HOUSE SPELLING MATCH
The spelling contest at the 0perl
House tomorrow evening for the benefit
Of the Children's Home Is the all absorb
ing topic Of conversation just now. The
committee has been industriOusly engag'
cd in making the necessary arrangements
and the entertainment promises to be mol
only interesting but novel, as one or two
decidedly original features will be intro
duced. All the necessary arrangements
have not yet been completed, but a meet
Ing Of the committee will be held this al
teTnoOR, when the subcommittee who
have not yet reported will be heard from
The programme will be publiEhed in the
lETRLLIGENCER tomorrow morning,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-31

THRMAiS STREET Chaplain INTEL.
1IuESCER reporter yesterday sought the
Street Commissioner for information in
regard 10 the Main street improvement.
Mr.. Leonhart assured our representative
that he would have had men at work
upon the street some time ago II the curb
Ing we're set, and he could do nothing
until that il done. Mr.. SCliele, who had
been employed 10 set the eurbstone, said
that he was waiting until the frost was
out Of the ground before he went 10 work.
The work will be resumed as soon as prac-
licnbIe, and completed ut an carly day.
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JusficE KAMAER.-On Monday even.
Ing Chris. Thiele entered an information
before Justice Hammer, charging Nick
Pfeiher with a disturbance Of the peace.
PfeilIer was arrested and gave bond for
his appearance at 10 clock yesterday
morning. In the meanwhile the city
authorities took charge Of PfeifTer and he
was sent mp for Ten days for the same
Oflense. When he IL released he will be
examined by tile Justice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-31

NOTICING will continue our sale
until May lst, unless sooner sold out, and
will make great reductions Ia price on
balance Of stock. Some choice lots Of
Mems and Boys Clothing yet on hand,
which will be sold cheaper than ever
also, great bargains Ia Shirts, Under.
shirts, Drawers and Neckwsat
II. HARTMAN 4 co.,
No. 30 Twelfth ST.
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JusrfcR -Cormack McEntec
was before this Justice yesterday morn.
ing upon pence warrant sworn out At
the instance Of John j. Cooper. II APP
peating from the evidence that McEntee
was in the habit Of frequently abusing
Cooper with his tongue, he was required
to give bond in the sum Of Sl00 to be Of
good behavior for twelve months.
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ASorIEER TESTIMONIAL TO 4 RIYEH
MAS.-Capt. Charles Muhleman, Of the
steamer Andes, was Yesterday morning pre-
sented with gold.headed cane by his as
sociates on ala Belle Riviere." Rev. ]. NJ
Kelley, Of the Fourth Street n. Z. Church
made the presentation speech, which was
responded 10 in happy manner by the
worthy Captain. Atthe same time and
place Mrs. Capt. Murine was presented
with an elegant silver tea set. The pre-.
sensations took place in the cabin Of the
Andes. The gifts were procured at the
establishment Of Hennegen, Bates & Co.
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tTs rather cold in The winter to expect
a fellow to work much, and then when
spring fever time draws aronnd exertion
Is absolutely impossible; "a for summer,
nobody can do much in such snliry
weather, while everything in nature Il
so beautiful IN autumn that the man who
would alloy the pleasure Of the season
by ever 80 little exercise IL I'll only for
Treason, stfatagem and spOilsP
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ELECTION OF vErRYNEv-At a meet.
ing Of 81. Johns Episcopal Church con.
gregation on Monday evening the follow
Ing vestrymen were elected: A. Eoh, II.
9. Devine, s. l.. Btice, J. ]. Bunting, j.
w. Meadows, T. G. bishop, A Spruce
bank, II. .. Godfrey, W. NJ Greaves and
w, II, Bailey.
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THH CoURIz- C5uAiy G0,Et- Judge
Cochran. The County Court met at the
usual hour yesterday, and transacted
business as folloEs:
On motion Of Daniel Peck, Esq, ]. E
B. Mcdonald and G. r Thompson were
certified to the Supreme Court Of Appeals
for examination as attorneys At Law,
In the case Of Mugge, NOrtemann &
Zenglin, who sue in their firm name a
partners, 70. VIM. Neidermyer, certified
up BY Justice Hammer, the jury found
for the plaintiffs and assessed the damages
at Sos. Russell for plaintiffs, and Dayen,
port & Doyener for defendant. A motion
was made for new trial.
In the case Of Frederick Folmar "a,
Michael W. Jordan, the defendant having
on the 9th inst filed his ACCOMPLISHING the
nature Of his set OF (which he had leave
to file at a former day Of this terml
which he desired to prove, the plaintiff
replied generally, and the case was puj
upon trial before the following jury: A
N. Phillips, /. Oldham, o. ]. Crawford,
n. F. McNaughtOn, l. Jones, r. II. Pogue,
d. Whitehead, Ebenezer Magee, A. ]
McColloch, JIG. North, n. W, Amick
James Gray. Taylor & Barr for plant
ID, and Jordan for defendant
Z. ]. Stone was appointed Guardian
for Eliza P, james S, Charles S, JaeOl
c. and Martha II. Thomas, orphans Of
Mary E. Thomas, deceased. Bond, 81 800
Adjourned TO the usual hour this morn
ing.
Municipal Court will meet at 10 o'clock
this morning, pursuant to adjournment
Riiee C0mt-Judge Cranmer. Eight
cases awaited examination at the pOlicC
court yesterday morning, They were dis
posed OF as follows:
John Pracht, driving on the sidewalk
81 and costs.
Chris, Thiole, disordorly conduct, s.
and costs.
Nick PieifIer, committing an assault
and battery on Chris. Thiele, s. and costs,
Committed for ten days,
For disorderly conduct Henry Kirch,
ner paid 81 and Jacob Newman s. and
costs.
George Elliott was charged IS and
costs for drunkenness.
The examination Of the cases Of Jonas
Butterfeld and Jack Hamilton, charged
with disorderly conduct, was continued
until Saturday nexta t4RM.
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TIP-Tor WEGTHER.-Two or three
more days Of this fine weather will close
the mud out for the season, and send
spring into market with fair chances Of
holding her own. The streets were
crowded yesterday and day before with
pleasure seekers, who were glad to get
out for n breath Of fresh air and to air
their new garments.
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TESTIMONIAL Observation-Disclosures Is
called TO the advertisement in another
column OF the grand testimonial concert
rendered to DR.. Z. Z. Martin OF the Opera
House on Friday evening next Prois.
Roe, Ebeling and Was, assisted by the
Weisel Musical Institute soloists, will
participate. The sale Of tickets will com.
mence this morning at O'Clock at Adams
4 Lucas music store.
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BURGLAMzN CARs.-This morning
John YOder and lsaac Brooks we're ar.
rested by Officers Swords, Hull, Martin
and Barrett on the alleged charge Of burg.
larizing freight cars near Mingo Station.
The parties were confined In jail and will
have a hearing before Justice Patterson
tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock. There
Is still another party at large, Daniel
YOder, and Officers Worthington and
Barrett are on the hunt for him this after.
noon in the wilds about Mingo.-iSteubm.
TRc Herald and Nna.
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BESwooD STREET RAILwAY.-Nearly
all the stock has been taken IN the pro-
posed street railway to BenwOod. II il
thought that the rails will be laid and
the cars running before the close Of the
summer. Dummy" engines will be used.
The capital stock Of the company is
$40 OOO.
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TME FEN. Col. AND TIE WAvERLY.-
The committees appointed by the young
ladies Of the Female College and the
Wayerly Literary Society, to arrange the
programme OF the spelling contest be-
tween them, met in the College parlors
last evening. II was decided 10 spell on
Tuesday evening next Mr.. Q. II. Collier
was chosen as the Announcer, and Hon.
q. D. Hubbard and Rev. ]. q. Armstrong
as the Judges. Webster's Unabridged
Dictionary will be used, and all the words
given out are to commence with the let
fer nSn
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WAvERbY ESrERTAISNESr To-Nfunr
The Waverly Literary Society will give
one Of lis public entertainments at Wa
verify half at I o'clock this evening
These entertainments are very popular
and deservedly 70. We know Of no pleas.
anter way Of passing mn evening than at.
tending q literary performance Of this
kind. The public are cordially invited
to attend, and II is to be hoped that they
will avail themselves Of what will he The
last opportunity Of hearing from the
Waverly until next fall.
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WtEsEL Musical ISsrirurF.-A full
attendance Of the Chorus Is requested at
the rehearsal this evening.
All persons who desire 10 Join the OK.
cufsion Of the Institute TO Steubenville
on the Steamer Andes on Monday next,
are requested 10 attend al the Institute
Hall this Wednesday, evening.
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ISLAND PROPERTY FOR SALE.

The undermined Trustee, by virtue Of q decl o.
trust dated March s. 1855, and recorded 10 the Ott'
Of the Clerk Of the County Court for Ohio county
10 deed book 90, page 10, made by james w. Col
lett, Th0HAs 9lascOck and vile TO him, will on
SATURDAY, the 2lth day Of April, 1875,
CoHmsneins At 10 o'clock 4. ~, proceed 10 ell al
public suction al the frpni door Of tie Court loul'
Ing Island, that Il U ay: The East part Of Lon No
q, commencing 81 tho northwest cOSneT Of aid -
and running westerly n feet on Pine srett 10 icr.
tain point, thence EstlihWtst al an angle Of = u
ieei inches On Elm alley, thence eastefly liz fee
10 Second stfefi, themes nOTlheTly 90 feet 10 thu
plane Of tqginnlng, having theron erecte'l Franz
Dwelling llous0, and being the anie property VI
which ald llazeUek now resides.
selling ~ lristee, shall convey only such tlili
a L TeIlal In me by MD deed Of trust.
TEHMs OF BALE-Cash
JOHN A. ARStsTRONG, Trustee.
], C. ITkgyEY, AuetiOneef. lnr9
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MARTTS's FERRY ITEMs.-Faddy Neal
was fined 81 and costs yesterday morning
by His Honor, Mayor Dean. We were
in error yesterday in stating that he was
charged with "cutting with intent to
kills He had only been drunk again,
The Jury in the case Of ]. Kerr 4 Co,
"a. NeWland, which was tried before
james H. Drennen yesterday, returned a
verdict in favor Of plaintiff. L, ]. G.
Drennen for plaintiff, and Thomas Coch-
ran for defendant.
There will be a special communication
Of Ohio City Lodge No. 4s6, A. E& A. ~,
this evening,for work in the FIRST degree
and business Of importance.
The coal merchants are not selling a.
much coal as they were two or three
months since.
Mr. Henry Wolf, an old citizen, died
very suddenly yesterday. About three
months since, while at work in Cam
bridge, o., he fell and broke his arm,
since which time he suffered q great deal
Of pain in his heart and side, and 1t is
thought that he was hurt internally,
Yesterday morning he was sitting in his
chair, when he was noticed to look very
strange and was laid down, and died In a
few moments. His funeral will take
place tomorrow,
Butter and eggs are a scarce article in
town. HARRY,
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TIE Lowest Prices,
The Largest Stock,
The Greatest Variety
Ever seen in Wheeling.
II you want to examine a stock where
you will End every variety OF Clothing,
20 to n. Gutman 4 Co.'S.
II you want them at the lowest prices,
20 to NJ. Gutman 4 Co.'s.
Dress Suits, Business Suits, from the
cheapest to the best, at NJ. Gutman &
Co.'s.
Suits to Ct Men Of all sizes,
Suits to fit Boys Of all sizes,
Suits to ct Children from two to nine
years Of age, at NJ. Gutman 4 Co.'s.
All these goods sold at prices that defy
N. GurNAS & Co.'s.