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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-19
~, Yours,
&. X. DEACON,
General .igsai.

AMUSEMENT Manager Ham
ilton has secured the following attrac-
tionS, among Others for the amusement
season of - and IS, for the Opera House,
which will be opened September 9th,
with Messrs. Ada Gray, supported by
the Pittsburgh Opera House dramatic
company who appear for one week.
This will be followed by Miss Chanirau,
Minnie Palmer, Charlotte Thompson
and company; Lewis Morrison and Rose
Wood, supported by the Pittsburgh COM
pany; Harrigan and Hart with dramatic
company and new burlcsque; John T.
Raymond IN his inimitable PRESERVATION
of "Col. Sellers the Kurdish Fifth Az
enue Combination for two nights; Mag.
gle Mitchell; IL. c. Clark and combina-
ton; the Troubadours; Milton Noble,
formerly leading man under Fitzsim-
mons management; Jane Coombs and
others. The season will undoubtedly be
a brilliant one.
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THE COURTS.
ClRcr1r CouRT.-Jtdac lL.Icin

CIRCUIT CoURT.-judgc M'ir'U.
This Court met Saturday morning
with view mainly to the disposition of
causes heretofore submitted.
In the case of Otto and wife vs.. 5. VI.
Ball. an issue was directed to be tried
whether the notes on which judgment
was obtained, have been paid or satisfied
in whole or in part.
Phillip Schele VS.. The Savings Bank.
The Court affirmed the liability of the
bank to account to the complainant, for
a proportionate share of the proceeds of
certain compromise of claims OF a large
amount against the trust estate of Henry
Hardman. Decree for an account.
Mary Marling vs.. Elijah Marling. \
divorce having been granted, the qurs-
ton of alimony remained. The commits
,loner having reported that 800 should
be paid to complainant by defendant,
and the Court concurring, the exceptions
of defendant to report were ovcrruled,
and decree entered for that amount.
J. NJ. Ewing u Co. vs.. The Baltimore
& Ohio ms. Co. Judgment for plaintiff
and order of sale of attached effects. in
Guiding large lot of the bonds OF the
East Kentucky Coal and Iron Railway
Company.
Joseph Burrows, Assessor, vs.. the
Board of Education of Triadelphia town
ship. Action to recover for services in
certifying to the Board the amount of
taxable property in the district, and ex-
tending the amount of tax on the books
of the Assessor. Held, that public otii-
Ger whose compensation is derived from
prescribed fees or Il stated salary, how
ever inadequate, cannot recover for
extra service incident to his
office, rendered during his term;
and this, whether those service
we're required by law passed sub
seauently to the commencement of the
term, or we're rendered upon a contract
with the authorities of the municipal or
quasi municipal corporation. Judgment
for defendant.
A writ of hdjcaS corpus in the case OF
Marcellus Truxell, charged with perjury,
having been heretofore awarded returna-
bic to day, the cause was heard, and the
evidence being heard, and it not being
deemed sufficient to hold the prisoner, he
was accordingly discharged.
Upon petition of Sophia Grltz, who
had been divorced from VIM. Gritz four
wears ago her name was changed 10 So
phia Seabright, her maiden name.
John l.. NcKennon, Esq, was APP
pointed a commissioner of this Court, to
iill the vacancy occasioned by the resig-
nation of Geo. b. Caldwell, Esq
Quite number Of orders and DEGREES
were entered, appointing trustees, chang.
ing names of parties, making orders of
reference, and the like, but being Of no
general interest are omitted.
The Court having dispatched all lis
business IN adjournment was ordered
until the next regular torn,
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THOSE GATEs-Mr. Lawson, the Su-
perintendent of the Wheeling and Bel
mont Bridge Company, has had the posts,
upon which swing the gates at the
East end ofthc suspension bridge, moved
back about twelve inches. y man can
now stand sideways between the passing
car and gate without fear of injury. 1t is
to be hoped that this change will assuage
Johnsons fears concerning the danger to
which travellers are exposed in crossing
that huge per cent monopoly.
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CLIPPERS.
| mplre--J. ltlcnaIuS.
scorers l.ccleS and Dugan.
Time OF game, 2 hours.

The CIRcus.-The great New York
and New Orleans Circus will appear at
the Fair Grounds, on the Island, this
afternoon and evening. The parade will
take place tAis morning, which, according
to the press throughout the country, is the
grandc,t affair ever presented TO the
public. The performers are justly cele-
brated By their wonderful feats, and all
represented is given TO the public. All
our people WHO desire to see frst-clsss
circus should 60 to Coles establishment
this afternoon and evening.
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RUNAWAY. - Yesterday afternoon
about two o'clock, Mr.. Henry Biebcrson
and young gentleman who clerks at the
Eagle Brewery, hired horse and buggy
from Erb Il McCormack's livery stable
for the puopose of taking drive.
While going down Fourteenth street,
Mr.. Bieberson hoisted an umbrella, which
frightened the horse, who Immediately
attempted to run away, but was held in
check untiI the line broke, when the strain
on the other line pulled him around up
setting the occupants and throwing the
horse and buoy in Il heap, The gentle
man with Mr.. Bieberson had his hand
severely injured, and was otherwise in
iured but not severely. Mr.. Bicbcrson
escaped injury. The buggy was consid-
erabIy damaged, and the horse none the
better for his acrobatic feat; but consid-
ering the position in which all were
found where the upset occurred, We can
congratulate them upon Their escape from
what might have been q very severe ac.
cidcnt.
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BOARD OF EQUALGlArIoN.-The
annual session of the Board of Equaliza-
ton and Appeals of the Council, COM
menced its session Saturday morning in
the City Building. Mr.. f. J Stone was
elected Chairman, and Mr. IL. G.. Ulrich,
Secretary. The following members COM
pose the Board: Messrs. Butterheld,
Dunning, Stone and UIrich, of the First
Branch, and Messrs. Belt, Hogc, Pollock,
and Sylvis, of the Second Branch.
The Board adjoursed to meet this
morning.
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RIVER NEWS.

,I,,.I;,..I ,,..,;,,,
Inc MAJ h d. INC '"''''''7 '"'' = ''''''7
indicated . feet 2 inches IN the channel
and RISING slowly
m. HI. i..,,u.,, .,...l.,..,,..
III ii"USo' ~ P"' '''' ',''"' way "''''
noon ut her usual hour Tor N'he'h""'''
with moderate trip OF freight, and -
fair number of passengers.
The NrsIIie Rapon left on Saturday
morning NJ IL A. NJ .o' l IL N'''O"'S =
The Salt Valley lett saturday evening
at ) P. NJ for Pittsburgh.
p,ho Science is the Parlrr.burg pprl,ct
go,
''.s ''o. "',S ~ I.
The Andes Is due from CINCINNATI To-
day ut noon.
The Ashland, from Pittsburgh for Gin
a;,,,,i ,ossol doc,, saturday ,,orri,c
''I.'"'', i''''. 49,.
The lronsideS and b"rSeS lett Tor fltt>-
burcb Saturday evening.
10. ,r.,,,,..s,,,,
- I.I, - p;.o- aL,r,
stationary with 4 feet 1 inches in the
ch,nrnI Weather clear and pleasant.
Rrnnrts from Brownsville. Pa, show :
feet ! inches and stationary. Weather
cloudy. Oil City reports II inches in
the Allegheny river, and rising very
! slowly.
MEMPHIS, July lS.-Rivcr rising
steadily. Weather generally clear; rucr.
cury pie. There was n light shower thi-
evening. Arrived-Cons Miller, Gin
cinnati. Dcpartcd-Citv Of Helena, st.
Louis.
CrycryyATI july lS.-Rivcr thirty
three feet and falling. Weather fair and
cooler. Passed down-Rayen aud tow,
Middleport to st. Louis; Brilliant and
tow, Pomeroy to Louisville.
~ .,ao Tnl,, IL Arrived C,nitol
C;,, " T;,lsbnr,. C,tv If Vicksburg 81
~ I a~lon.ss! Rniie EvansyiIIe DE.
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WuoRTLEBERRIES.-Tho huckleberry
crop is a failure, says the Martinsburg
independent There ar. few in the
mountains adjacent this season. Some
few have been gathered and brought to
market, but they are of inferior quality
and sell at 10 cents per quart.
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LETTERS are being constantly received
at the PostotIice Department from all
parts ofthe country, complaining of the
poor quality of the postal cards now in
use. Contractors would think it Il lit
tie .toc thin to make them any thicker.
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The young lady who went out into
the country raking hay, with intent 10
be Maud Muller, has come home again.
The only Judge she saw was judge of
whisky, and he was so far gone that
glass of wator would have struck him
dead. But the skin is peeling of her
face with sunburn, her nose is like
banana, and she has the most beautiful
pair OF swellcd feet you ever heard Of.
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TO PURIFY a SINK.-In hot weather
it is almost impossible to prevent the
sinks becoming foul, unless some chem
zeal preparation is used. One pound of
copperas dissolved in four gallous of
water, poured over sink three or four
times, will completely destroy the otlen-
sive odor. As di,infecting agent to
scatter around promises affected with
any unpleasant odor, nothing is better
than mixture of four parts dry ground
plaster of Paris TO one part of fine char
coal, by weight. All sorts Of glass YES.
sells and other utensils may be etlectually
purified from offensive smells by rinsing
them with charcoal powder, after the
gresser impurities have been secured of
with sand and soap.
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BEFORE JUSTICE CALDwELL.-.In the
cases of the State VS.. Hannah Halter,
State vs. Harriet Wilson, and State vs..
Josephine Hayes, before Squire Caldwell
Saturday morning, bound over each of
the defendants in the sum of SO to keep
the peace for six months.
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PLUM 3 z r S..
OFFICE PEABODY INSURANCE Co., !

Wheeling, w. Va, April ,, $50.
TIME CHARTER OF THE FIRE AND
Marine Insurance Company of Whe3l-
ing, expired April |, 1870, and IT'S uncNpir-
ed fire business has been reinSured by the
Peabody Insurance Company OF Wheel
ing, w. Va, as shown by the Resolution
and certificate annexed hereto. All claims
for loss or damage that may occur after l.
o'clock NJ, April !, 1873, under any fire
policy issued by the Fire and Marine In
surancc Company, and in force, will be
adjusted and settled by the Peabody In
surance Company.
J. V. l.. RODGERS,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

UNIIE FIRST NATIONAL BANK o..
L Wheeling, located at Wheeling, in o..
state of West Virginia, is closing ~ J.,
affairs. All note holders and other crrl.
tors OF said association are, therefore, her.
by notified 10 present the notes and Ot.r
claims against the association for p..
meut. VI. \. CHANDLER Cash!,r
Wheeling, w. "a Mans lS15 mao.
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FALSE ALARM.-An alarm Of fire was
sounded from the Atlantic Hose House
yesterday afternoon at o'clock, for
North Wheeling. The Atlantic and
United engines got out quickly, and were
making rapid progress to the upper end
Of the city, but were stopped in the Vi
entity of the Second Ward Market
House, the alarm proving to be false
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The Thermometer Saturday had the
highest fever ever known in this vicinity,
especially to those who stood on the banks
of the Ohio Watching the boat race.
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DOG OR Dogs.

We have received the following COM
munication from young legal friend;
Editors Of the Register:
| desire to call your attention to can
Act to prevent the destruction of deer in
Webster county, Unlawful to hunt
deer with dogs unless deer be wounded.
Bad habits of dog or dogs. Notice to
owner OF dog or dogs. Violation Of Act
by dog or dogs Affidavit against dog or
dogs. Warrant for dog or dogs Arrest
OF dog or dogs. Trial of dog or dogs.
Execution of dog or dogs. Fee for kill
ing dog or dogs.
The above is synopsis of an act passed
by the Legislature on March 4th, 1868,
to protect deer in the county of Web
ster. Dog or dogs, all dogs are bad or
good or Indifferent.
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BASE BALL.-A match game Of base
ball was played on tina Island, at the
Fair Grounds, Saturday afternoon, be-
tween the Standards of this city, and the
Clipper of Bcllairc. Only three of the
first nine of the Standard took part in
the game. The following is the score:
STANDARD. CLIPPERS.
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Fox ladies made up suits, ncatcst and
latest styles, and dress goods ut half
their real value, 90 to the closing out
sale OF j. w. Ferret, corner of Main and
Twentieth streets.
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BEFORE SQUIRE BELLEyILLE.-Ienry
Klevis was arrested Saturday by Consta-
bic Bumbsrger AID brought before JUS
tice Bellevllle this morning on charge
OF throwing rocks at his neighbor,
Charles Waggenknick. He was put I'M
der bond in the sum of 500 10 keep the
neaca
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Discrimination saturday Mary
Ann Chrisman, Alice Chrisman, and
George w. Chisman, were discharged by
Justice Webb from the charges preferred
against them by Mary +. Smith.
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Ice CREAM AND WATER lCEs.-The
best ice cream and water ices TO be had
in the city are to be found at 7. +. Iinns,
Bridge corner Also the coolest, most
pleasant and elegant parlors in the city
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THE boys of Company c had apleasant
time at the dance Saturday night, but
the weather was little warm. They
hold their grand picnic at the Fair
Grounds next Saturday.
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THE endowment fund of the Childrcn's
Home has reached $4,000. Ten thou
sand more is needed. Come up gentle
men Of wealth.
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BIGGER than tunneling the creek
through the hill, to secure the great
bargains in dry goods and carpets in the
closing sale Of j. w. FERREL,
Corner Main and 10Th streets.
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DRrss GooDs.-Five thousand dollars
worth OF Dress Goods forced upon the
market, and have got to be sold at some
price. Examine and price them for
yourselves. J. W. FERREL,
Corner Main and 10Th Streets.
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Tnr recent copious rains were calcu-
lated to cause the average mind to recur
to the Delnge and tremble
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GOLDEN SHEAF-Thc latest publIca-
ton IN singing books for Sunday Schools,
Is the Golden Sheat," which is pronounc.
ed to be the best book of the KIND ever
published, for sale by
ADAMS X Lucas,
1917 Market street
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Coos soup is billed for one of the
saloons today. The Interested can learn
by visiting all.
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THOSE who are too poor to suffer Mt
Watering place this season, will be obliged
to stay at home ana enjoy themselves.
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The htcHigencer typos failed TO
cone to time in the match game of base
ball with the Standard boys, Saturday.
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A PITTSBURGH man has invented an
iron shirt, which, for hard-wear, is said
to be ahead Of anything ever before
tried
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OUR fat SquireS are all of the opinion
that there is something the matter with
the weather.
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GET to be closed out at some price, all
kinds of Dress Goods and Carpets, by
J. w. FERRET..
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THE hccly motor is great promoter
of discussion. 1t can move tongues and
newspapers, if not trains.
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Accommodation tram leaves Bcllairc at
4 % =. NJ, and arrives at Stcubcuville at
81 =. NJ.
Special Accommodation trains leave
Bellairc at 900 4. m. and l2:i5 p. m;
Bridgeport Gals a. m, and 90 p. m; arrive
AT Martins Ferry at 9:2j a. m, and l:lU p.
IN. Returning leave Martins Ferry at
II 10 Il. m, and $500 p. m; Bridgeport II ~
a m, and $40 p. m; arrive at BellaIrc AT
III - "a. m, and - =. m.
Tickets To all principle points in the
East and West can be- procured at the
Union Ticket Oficc in Mcclure House, and
at the station at Bridgeport.
+. X. MYERS,
my24 General Passenger Il Ticket Agent.
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The left eye of the young lady of the
period is constantly cast heavenward to
see where the rim of her hat on that side
has zone
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THE boat race took the wind out Of
base ball Saturday.
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WEBER PIANo.-For sale cheap at
Adams ~ Lucas, 1927 Market street
See advertisement in another column.
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THE circus will be here to-day, and of
course We must have more rain.
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MonE Car Calls Just received at W.
). Hutchip's Music Store.
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ONE of our exchange gives graphic
description Of Il narrow escape man had
from having his team run away. That's
nothing to the narrow escape we had
about the same time; we didn't have
team to run away.
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BANANAS cut in slices and sugared are
excellent with rich cream. French peo-
pie eat all this sliced fruit with syrup
made of wine, water and sugar, red
wine, of course.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. r

CONDENSED TIME CARD.
r. Sses -FEEll4-ysy 80 80 -
go -
I'm AND AFTER MAY y, 1875, TRAINS
~ will run Daily, except sunday Is fol
lows, viz:
AccoM'o MAIL. EMPRESS.
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ANYTHING in the music line can be
had ut W s Hutchin's Music Store, No.
30 Twelfth street
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THE jury has agreed that J. W. Fer
rel is selling out dry goods and carpets
away below cost. Go and So" for your
self.
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OUR Adventist brethren will ascend
again August 4th.
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NOT for sale, but on cyhibition--a gen
uine lStaincr Violin, at Hutchins' Music
Store No. CO. Twelfth street.
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Index to New Advertisements.
For observation-disclosures Andes.
4 Good Chance.
At Bargain-Boots, Shoes and Hats.
Bellaire Property for Sale.
Wantcd-AgentS.
Notice to Water Consumers.
Turtle Soup Lunch--Lawrence Heller
Saloon.
Wesleyan Female Institute.
o, RAIN give Us a rest.
Has anybody seen the new twenty
cent piece, yet?
The advance mosquito Of the season
was out serenading Saturday night.
THE rains have had Il serious effect on
the street >prlnkhng business.
"Row Brothers Row." was the song of
Manton hackers Saturday night.
The Municipal Court will meet this
afternoon at o'clock.
Work on the Capitol building will be
commenced Immediately.
THE circus parade will be the excite
ment to-day.
Boat races are conducive to the in
creased sale OF beer.
CHURCH congregations are growing
thinner.
As usual, with heavy rains, the sewer
on 18th street, near Main has caved i'll.
WATEEMELoNs and green apples are
gripping people.
SUE tried to climb on street car but
couldn't, and chopped" home on foot.
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y TUB rece between Fritz Ritter and
Thomas Rust, Jr., takes place at o'clock
tomorrow evening from the suspension
bridge for SO purse. j. Trainer
and Jacob Watson, judges; David Reese,
referee.
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IERSONAL.-SlaIe lrcasulcI DuIuttL
returned to the city Saturday, and has
taken quarters at the Mcclure House.
Mr.. A. II. Sheppard, the contractor for
building the Capital, talks about taking
up his residence in this city permanently.
He is OF Meadvillo, Pa.
Samuel and Alexander Laughlin, ESD,
the well known druggists, received a
dispatch from GAINESVILLE that their
mother was dying, and they started for
the above place yesterday.
A. q. Robinson, Esq has signed
$1,000 more to the Children's Homc en-
dowment fund. This makes $4,000.
John +. Kenna, ESD and John w.
Gentry, Public Printer, arrived from
Charleston Saturday evening. They will
be in the city some days.
1t took Mayor Sweeney and City Clerk
Britt iity-fve minutes to sign the Cap
itol bonds, amounting to 100000.
In religion, Jimmy Manton is said TO
be good musclc.man.
Wheclings famous poet, Charles T..
Hathaway, has gone and got doubled, y
or in other words married. Has he forgot
ten his widely-read poem, which was
published of the HsteitigcHcer last sum-
mer, on the "Shams and deceits' of wo-
men.
Manager James Hamilton returned
from New York Friday night, where he
has been for the past few weeks arrang-
ing for the amusement season in Wheel
ing this year. He was quite successful.
The circus was in Steubenville the
other day, and it was fun to see Major
McFadden, of the Gazette, ane Colonel
Plattenburg, of the Hancock County
Courier, going around the ring measuring
ears with the elephant. And how cheap
the intelligent elephant felt when he
found himself cleft"
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ACCrDENT-Yesterday afternoon son
of Mr.. Shcnck, who resides on Market
street, was riding down Market street, on
horse back, after physician to attend
some member of the family who was i'll.
lie was riding at quite fast gait, and
tuning the corner at the Mcclure House
too short, he was thrown from his horse
on his head, cutting the scalp severely.
Judging from the fact that the plucky
little fellow Immediately sprang from the
ground, and with the blood streaming
down over his face, left his horse and ran
on to finish his errand, he was but slight
IL injured.