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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-17
Cnttlc RnisInr In Colorado.

Colorado, according to all accounts, has
never known finer year than this for
the farmer and stock grower. The rains
have been frequent and timely, so that ir'
rigation has not been required except at
intervals, and the growth Of all crops has
been rapid, fully compensating for the
disadvantage Of late planting where the
first stand was devoured by grasshoppers
As to stock cattle. never looked better than
now, having lived literally in clover since
spring. The Texas drive this year has
not been very large, consequently the
stock on hand is somewhat less than last
year at this time, bnt prices are stiff and
weights away above the average. Last
winter will long be remembered as one Of
unprecedented severity, yet the actual
aggregate Of losses on cattle, which were
exposed on the range all winter-Without
shelter or food other than what they
could pick up themselves-will hardly
exceed Eve per cent. Sheep are coming
into favorable notice as an investment In
North Colorado at last, and numerous
focks have been brought in from the
south within a year, all Of which have
done very we'll indeed, the clip showing a
decided improvement by the transfer
north. This advantage Is not Offset by
greater risks, as the increase In flock Of
800 Mexican ewes this year has been 52j
good lambs, besides clip which cold for
over 5000 in cash. The apparent profits
Of sheep.growing are greater than cattle.
raising, but the former require more care
and must have food and shelter prepared
for them In emergencies. Shelter Is al.
ways requisite, but food is not required,
save when the ground il COVERED with
snow for a considerable time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-17
n WaSaRe

lFnm the Detroit Free Press
Any one passing along Howard street
just before noon, yesterday, would have
seen him lying under one Of the shade
trees In his yard, Il pillow under hip
head, his feet on bench, and magazine
in his hands. file looked the picture Of
contentment, and the women who were
going along with pull.baCk dresses on
sighed and wished they were men.
The great city hall bell struck the hour
OF noon. The deep.tohed echoes hoated
out on the still summer ait and touched
tender chord in the Howard street
mans heart. The echoes sounded 10 him
like funeral 'WhiSpets--like the whispers
Of the night wind signing through the
grand old wilderness.
ooh solemn bell r. he said. "Oh sad
sOlemn-W
That was all he said about the bell. A
humble bee settled down on him 10 look
for sugar, and az he turned partly over be
gave the bee a rub. II ia q bad thing TO
rub any kind Of a bee. lie feels inulted
and gets annoyed at things which a mud
tuTlle OF u dONe would pass BY without
thought. The echoes Dfthe bell we're lust
dying away when the Howard street man
got uP. lie got up like a man In hurry.
He went away from there. He didn't
meander-he went like rocket. Some.
thing seemed to all him. lie made line
for the house, went up the sieps Al a
bound, and, as his wife asked him the
cause Of his haste, he replied;
"Thundgr-Oop ! hoop y
as this house on FIRE p she asked A
he tore around the patlor and upset
things.
"House be-oopl Iyordy r he answered,
"A he made = circuit Of the room and
dashed into the house.
1he dog rushed after him, the wife
rushed after the dog, and the man bound.
ed out Of the house.
" Are you crazy, RobeftT' shrieked the
wife, as she beheld him pounding bis leg,
with his silk hat.
Two OF three boys ran in from the
street, a strange dog came In and got up
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-17

SINCE the financial failure OF the En-
glish experiment ofpurchasing and work
ing the telegraph, in connection with the
Post-oHices Of the Kingdom, it Is moi
likely that OUR Postmaster General will
renew Mr.. CreswelPs scheme for the pur'
chase and control Of the Western Union
and other ines in this country. 1t va
estimated BY Mr.. ScudlnOre, Second Sec
rotary Of the British Post-ofice, that tht
cost Of the telegraph would not exceet
E6,0O0,0O0, and the working expenses
more than ES79,OO0. Influenced By thes'
estimates, which were made after sil
years careful investigation Of the subject
= bill authorizing the purchase was in
troddeed and passed BY Parliament. A
report ordered BY the House, showing th'
expenditures in the way Of purchasing
up to the 3lst OF December last, amounted
to 1885,, 800, with outstanding claims
agnins, the department for "a, O0O, 900
The annual expense Of working the lines
instead Of being $4,000, were El,05l,
$40, exclusive Of E2o57s for repairs, an,
GlO,e5O for new Offices. The report show
that the deficit in a single years interes
on the cost Of the property at the rate o
three per cent is not far from E2O0, 900
II postal telegraph system, covering Sc
limited au area as that Of the United
Kingdom, and accommodated to the want
Of a dense population, can not, after I
fair experiment, be made to pay, wha
hope Of better financial results WoulC
there be we're the United States to assume
the ownership Of our lines and attemp
to extend them to all the Post.offces il
the country?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-17

light, and all tAings cOnspired to make a
lively time.
Hes got the eolicI' yelled one Of ths
boys.
aOr the tremers - shouted another.
sSee that hatP called third
GBoys, 70 out Of here Whispered the
painting man as he stopped using his hat
They went out, and as be hmPed into The
house, his fearful wife asked
@NoW, then, will you tell me what has
80, | won'tr he shouted, and b,
didn't She fell into Mysteries at thu
thought that he had used his brain to'
much, and had suddenly become erazed
and he went down to the drug store AMI
applied arniea to the spot, and inioEme'
he clerk that eleven thousand Of tn
largest kind Of humble hes settled RICH
down on him in body.
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SPECTACLES-
Wheeling Business College

ESTABLISHED $50
Odtr thorough and imProIed eourSe Of study 10
Eierint rooms, Fe6tted and reiuFnlAhed. Sepantl
nol for ladies' SESSIONS day and evening. Ind
Tidpai Instruction. gwen each student
Also, thorough eOufse IN the English branches
Call a ColIeSe ofiee, O lddJsa
J. " FRASHER 4 CO.,
auI7 Wheeling, W. Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-17
NEW AnVERTIsENlENIS.

FOuSR-
A PQcKE,BOOE eantGiains : nlsll ulH 4
money, which the owner can q b eliling ~ v.
Va stencil NWkA el4l.
WE ARR OFFERING TO THE FURLIo OF
w Wheeling and vicinity our ana aeieised
stock Of Oh RAindRa, German ChrumoA, Steel In
IaTings, LlthqgT1phA LndE1paA tlmed u VA:
nat and Gilt, al 50 FER CENT CHA PER THAN
EVEE SOLD BEFORE q b. yeekly Ilymenti
al soc to 81 ", No Auction GO0dA
WILLIAMS BROS,
aui7 sIei Main St
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-17

THE result in North Carolina, while
very Close a. to delegates to the Constitn'
tional Convention, shows sweeping Re
publican majority on the popular vote
The Democrats shamefully gerrymander.
ed the State, and thought they would effect
ualIy prevent the Republican party from
gaining a majority in the Convention
Despite this, the Republicans will be ia
power, should the Independents act with
them, as it ia probable they will. This
large gain,-about 3O,OOO,-on a popular
vote, in favor Of the Republican party al
this time is peculiarly significant. The
election was not interiered with by III,
national authorities, and represents thu
reaction which is taking place in popular
feeling They know, in North Carolina
just what Democracy Is.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-17

80 ass Concentrated Lye.
100 MatCheA
haTTels GIrettl snufL
30 boxel CARROTS PaekS-
100 pounds Dutch MSdder Print.
800 /" Indigo Spanish Fiat
Is tarIeh Chip LBEuOd.
o Chip Tustie,
Al LAUGHLIH bros a ca,
20 pounds ChlOrOiorm.
30 Bromide Potassium
Is Colonel.
IS " IOdide Potlah.
20 Fluid Extract, Tl5sn'a
50 Solid Extracts, DO.
$50 bottles Sugar Coated Pills,
Al LAUGHLN bros CO.'S
o dossn RaEer'I Cod Liver Oh
Is Halls Lang Bllam.
IS james EITeci1fsnt
Is {" AyeF'l Cherry PeCtOpl
100 +" ESrtnus-Cinnam0n So
zoo BatsinIn DTUTa
600 I" GOdfpy'i Cordial.
100 Esencs Jamaica Ginger
At LAUGHLlN BROS 4 COS
2,ooO pound, Gnin PsPEsr-sinaPore.
800 Cl1Tea.
go Allpite.
90 HutnsgI-G0Ternmcn
900 Cram TErtar, pure and thuI6.
SO NuItard, In cans and In lulE
600 Gryund Gingef, East lndiiN liHih
CoXI Gelltlne, Arrow Root, TapoCa aud s,g1
02g AiLAUGHLIN bros, @COs
iO0Ounfes Quinir4, PoEVI Welrh'm1Bh
% sulph1is N0rphiA
% Nitr7p Silver.
50 4" stTthniL
FoT ah At LAUGHLN BROS s Cos
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-17

TIE Grand Opera House at New York
has been sold by the Erie Railroad Com.
pany for s5OO0OO-Sl5O,OOO cash, and
$3.50, 900 to remain on bond and mortgage
Ito a combination OF gentlemen, who
are about to organize a joint stock com
pRny under the laws Of the State, and tc
transform the Opera House into "Phil
harmonic Temple" for popular concerts
The combination includes merchants, law
yers and bankers, Henry g. Stebbnl
and Jay Gould, and also some Of the per.
sons now connected with Gilmore's Gar
den, are interested in the scheme.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-17

sb,Il have a liked value; a dollar which,
4 tbey ave it and lay il away Tor a rainy
day, they know will not lose il value.
Thew want NO false weights and measures,
moi dollars Of shifting value. These are
he tools Of gamblers, sharpen and con-
fdeuce men, These may do for the con
fdence men who are hAraaguing the peo-
Ole Of Ohio, trying 70 entice them into
gambling and cheating with false money
with money Of sliding value-mOney
like the little Joker Of the thimble.rigger
but i, will not do for honest men.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LauahIIn's Infant Cordial.

The ehlldIeure when lsethlng tor relieve lnaani.
Collie Pains, 10 promote Sleep, 10 cure Summer COm.
plant. This We consider one Of the most valuable
remedies to be kept In the family when the chill.
dren are cutting their teeth. We are selling thou.
sands Of BOTTLES, and have To hear the first person
say Il { not all We recommend II TO be.
M0TliERS, hare you hekiy, ietthiag bdbs that
TURNS the HOURS Of NlGliT when you 70 long iOi
resi) Into one LONG, WEARY DAYTIME Of WOnRi.
MINT and cAREf Cry-CV--C Fy-all day and all
night lOng7 II you have, Iiitea 10 rediOI, la con.
yinced, hSIVdis no IOnga-a REw drops Of iNRASI
COMBAT and your eAiH WILL he PACfnEp, and
SWEET, REFRESHING sLERP will take the place 81
wAEETUL suFTERiSg. Procure al Once bottle.
Sold by al Druggists and
LAUGHEiN bros a CO., Prurieiors
Wheeling, W. Va.
, 1875-10-27
MASONIC.

Tho n. E. Grand Commaudety Ut the State Of TIL.
nots met yesterdsy Ut the Asylum Of Apollo Comusud
sry Ut No. u Monroe street, aud transacted tue bud.
meas Of Tho annual oouclare.
Ihs following oLt!cess were elected for The coming
years
Grand C3mmander-T. T. Quincy, Chicago.
Utptty truHu GDn,uandeY-F. ". barclay, Cairo.
Gtnsratta&mo-IOhA Nash, Alton.
Gu Gatss- Gsi.efat-Iuhn Mckinley, tass.
GEund 4arefats-Tla Hay. N. /. Heath. Danvtla,
Grua4 Stator WaTdsn-N Il. Morse, Jac cksony!!e.
GTund Junior iIaFden-J. G. smith, Chicago.
Grund Ir<uaa1et--ltubert Foss, Chtcugo.
Gfand Iiteoydtr-j. II. Miles. Chicago.
Grand stundrad- -EtaTtr--l~ l.. Aaun, FraepoH.
f:raNd td.Aearer-4enry Turner, ChleaSo.
tftIhd RuTdel-li. Elwoo!.
t;Fand SEM nst-J. i. Ferns, CAlrAgo.
Tia II. 7. GRAND Cunmandery will fueet again At Q
oco4k this rnofrln. mud will probably conclude theE
business as the parnlng aessiuu. Ths attend y
largo. over foEay ConnsnAeres being represented,
sud ony three os fur fRl'uR Ii hays Representatives.
0nAND E4UECll4
Tie Grind Council Of Il. i. Ala&nns will moet 1t
tbs rooins 1t No. II Nonrue sttet ths afternoon, for
tLnir 4nnuAi se4sop,
GRAND CHATTER.
The q. Il. 4. Chapter Of taa biuts Will tneet Iu an.
nu1! c"hSoe4on Thn'aday 1nuIning Vt u o'clock iu
tbs New Chicago Tlr4tsr.
, 1875-10-27

Of hls compassion. btrikIns him OH tho right
tompIe. and tntl,ng hlm To tin ground. Tho 10.
eIticnt wan "iIrct 4c'I BY humber nf lyEtaluE,
ere. w!lo nt TIN tino. did not linn ze til 1t MIR,
lcnton WAS trItunslY injured. lin prolonged
inse bibl1itr however, created cntistfi.rnb!c
nla IN, nnA rcstnrattvcs noro inoftectnnlly n,,-
plted. Ats. H1rfcalsni ran Ia haste II, n,Hteal
mid md rarriscc but befnrn Ills return ti,p ,ir,-
fortunate Houton WINS carried To hin roo II tn An
inpcnHihIo eohol:,nn. bra. Moody and 13arr
rtyal, and ma.!e rrhrching examination al t!o
wound. Il appears flint Tho blow, wl,ic!, waB
btr'lck n'' tho right tenpc. was not sufficient to
catiac I actnro of tho skn'i ut that rh,int, but
blood at tho baao tf tho brain. Huc1l MI injury
ia almost inevitably ratnI, aud tho pntlent I'm.
rerod en- unit G o'coek =. r1,.. ehsn he expired
without recovering cuueciousnosa,
, 1875-10-27

r,-, =
number o! EGhI'sn Eontlemon took place to-day.
~ l'lsoh'ne Fa.raht acd interesting Ceremonies
thfnhlf!ch III MAKO tho srahdost tiemotstration
eyer eyer Witnessed NJ, N tl''s c!sy; Ihe streets worc
hi'ea ~ e., ~ Neha"in8' ANU y 10 cstamhscu that
oo'"" sltanEels "eIo III tlic elsy. A!i tho prom
is'cht nh''inns anu feas1encca wore rrofAFnlY
utcniatcn "!ti ttcsEfcchs and nnxs o. al na~
t1ehp. the American hhn EnEtfsla ~ =
oohnhstins. ine psoeess'on, "h,en ~
mnbinhGeht' anu nvcev way successful
wa MI llolii anu ha!l passing Rivcn point,
n'oSInG ian'ly, md wan eompos"d Of al Ill"
e,ty m1f'faff. an!ahtsSt ana artillery, Whiting
eoflpah!es ttotn Sor,olN. iolerahutg' Iiailotes-
f1ls' sshnnsnn. WI 1h'sbatF. ana NORTH caro-.
INA, cops OIL cauets' hlfslsins meinhtfs of
tnahy III the cGTsnanua ~ tuo lato MAf, loetud-
'nE thoso 81 Ito soHewasl l'iisahe, tathole ~
elGtlea ol Nehmofa, s!neln9 roeet.oe. &C.. ne-
R;des long cotcgo Of c'rT1aHca sna other scEll-
, 1875-10-27
ClTY-HALl.

Taxes brought s7,2a4 inlo the Treasury yesterday,
anil watcr ratea 3l,D01,
DIR. o. u, Damon. e. q. buckley. Trust Lackner,
md C. q. fp.rry have bern arl"inled Vaccination H.
ELECTORS by Tho board Of IisaIsi,.
building supt. Da'jry Fa,s ttrr" arc ao two
and three-story brick buildings III eoIrte eonst7ne.
ton III this CITY, Thry mostly rtaldcnreR nnd are
generally Of substantial kind.
The Special Cn,uu,Ittcs on the Euildng LAM took
another afternoon yt.terAy st It au,A discussed
sesa1 rrns.Inu' hit na'ls onIy tfsh Changes from
the oE;9.n1 .f'tultsAt iary "1l tAlc anNhcr DAY
tn ,litIsse If 1t. 1hdt Wild t4o uny committee tu
tcaslnH.
tshi. rass ClatE dropped s,iideuy lutn ihc Mayors
oae Yesterday afiernoon and hs aIn,r,s Ercetc him
JeJ't iaye ndorsed Tho licslng ticket Tar Alder.
man acknowledged tbs courlety aud .n,ilea tes.Lguly
VIZ we ~ r G"yt ~ up l4h wh. n5y took lae
LAST wEEK's MonruAnY nErolIT.
Tho Sanitary Superintendent presented To the Do.rd
mber Of t,cs:hs fos the @ sosen i !, cnang with last
IF f'Esy y ~s lo MI, ihe n1s TIL
fsntscB n.rried, ~; single; g. Thero were Il
from rncrona. from .sroid feFcr. frou, t!hcaso
II tho hart, from accidents. and fEoa, o'l ago.
Fin mean tc,nncr4t,,re tor ,he wrrk Vas s13 ,is1
ueaith-oa'cer Reid reports ai3 notices fersrd, and
33S nulsances abated o. sewes notices served md %
tOAhrcttona hlatle. The f!oA AtnK nrtlc4eA wgso
tetu,,cd un. for use: hams, Ri,oulers, ~ q.as-
toEs Of beet, shee1 calvts, hogs, 36a pounds Of
eoEo beef. 1oo pounds fteth sneHt e9o pounds Of salt
pork.
TUE EXECUTIVE AND ROAST MUTTON.
The Mayor nd his ron iol9 o. -, A., A H. plackall
alIer,nau1u mon, utia crllenty ericuse1na i" tic
nanor bofn. laid back In cha!rn Ia the E,cc,ttves
tun. Me Baciali pretsrred hs mutton Ioe,
hut 1lis Honor sid. With a relish. "tiys mo
n71r o1nIh h|s Il gIt taf H1l+-,
, 1875-10-27
CRIMINAL.

John Moore be1lcrng ln clcanlInea6, rtrretrael ~
u,goly &c. to attain II BY stealing boz OF so,p from
Randolph street firm. Officer Drannock asFrsted
Johu aud located him In the Mud1son Street station
r,tp Jfuuhrs and g.or,a f,.r- two vouthfu1 r,rk.
.a.,.a,~ 49,. ....,. ". 49,, t'SA.
poeAe'b VETO heh'eneea u BIZ inea.aa easn IN lAo
uouse Of Correction bJ JuaEce auMmesacld ycsttr-
day, Thev ncte,I the pocket Of Mrs. Acin, Nierlno
II, tnri;r,, ,n,nnor ,,d ,v,ro INV, ,,rn.huI 10
nsri,.s ~, .ssn .''' A1A "''' '01s 'A'''Ds1 ''s
NJ r. Have. /. snf1ct.nt1x .bern IN ur,,s n n tv,.
fora III. narns md ,one. n WI. ~ .t,.r ..o II.
Visited she suction shop on Filth aVcluc. near Matt-
sou street, yesterday afternoon md says he w4s swlp
d1o, nm ,n5nn .nda ,nwe1rv ia ..ued warrant for
~ ., 49, ~ ~ ~ ''-3' -.
ga mar. aaa tast n'Glt DeectVe GaaBher arEeetc!
james Sweeney sno keeper u the place. anu locked
h!m up It tie armoFy.
1obu u. Jones toIier on tho Seas noosed bis crat
nj 1S,p1 NJ
, 1875-10-27
LOCAL LETTERS.
4 nEf1C tif TtIH tJi.r.

~ Ms H1ttoF Of Tht thirt2a it,tuas.
CHICAGO, Oct 25-TltEs u tu city, yery tntsr.
estipg relic Ut lie Great Fire Of ISL! In Ihc form Of
buy II years Of age. Albert ussy. liz haA us,cs .een
bis parents since that awful night, when he was taken
from burning houas on welt yau Buren, s.rcet, and
csr7ed along with ths maddeaed. aEttghsea lids Of
humanity which su1ucd towards the LAKE. liz tlnks
his father III engineer ov nrsuan oa train which.
ztlsluto this city. Ills knowledge II ol cuus,s hmel
10 names sud plares Alter such Arse Of time Ills
euofy cAunot be trusted, Ilu 14escS that A!s faith.
ts'a oaus was Charles, hs motbess Msry. lis IL Il
lhysnlue. *Aa with su!ug,!sas Aud spt.,if4
toS dlHezeM klnds of Lbos, liz woul|,
ptoyS el:leut In almost any r.jHnu
us tAs That l!4 lsthez uues re1dr1 tn ins.
.4st u Tie Inns o3 Lbs "rHs" hs VA U1akiua tr,ns
, 1875-10-27

a4."H- - " ,,
Cne Of the hos1 coti-oloouea ailo uuFroFokea tnur-
efs TINT has taken place In this city for months
xas at aott g:o o'clock last evening In tho
10. no9e. " e'nsss .s!.u , sa,. ~ 'o essa
Of NO. loa "eht Lake street iue ohoinB - 'nseo
ssosy frame, occupied in se upper sores py cooted
~ 1sc,,fy,nu ost,bl,shmeut. sn,l In The ua.e.nsnt
w. m. Join ivan tne tccnor al low Irish orouaerr.
1he pl.ee is resort for III the disrrrnt4a1es Of the
neiRhborhood, AMI has already won an unenviahle
reputation for the b.a,sa that have taken
evening wont John oalens, John Day. John a1ea.ou'
and Joseph Ofbrlen The party Eat around the atoFe
chatting and siJsnR their tthidy, ~ low woEkngmcn
are 10 nuch iu The hnbl& Of dung. About Va hour
afterwerds
III, ou,r ,poxu nemiers of which sTo Nellie ,ct.uro
.na Ianny sherry, twS q .ho vsry worsi dsrey4a::
ss Ms IT, e 4 aahssw sssa m . s aud .sa oas H.
aisidusl with chubby tel iaco Ind sandy Icard AZ
they entered Murtn ttrl'ie. 10 tho bur, whero
n,ss' .o1ne tnodan to his companions, !. the .ams
tn.s eesiicuastne With liz ctnpt7 dlnnsr: basket,
= 1 q sh 0 IBID nnsa 5 10 as sasna LIN fG H. sa H..
sfoand lis head. aaleua eooy replled that he was
oo ;n,lns b, st around sny onos an :ss
otlcF isa # ii cath, replied, '.Yee you DID," ualenn
protested 4 such treatment until 10 t.rnek p
atpve alcua rather getting te bert OF his oppouent.
Whlle they wc1e struggling there; Johnny Dug. boy
who had entered tue sxloou wlh 0aleu9 stepped up to
tho unknown msn, and suggested that tho contestants
be separated. For bis rains hp was rewarded With
stunning blow On The right eye, which 1t fellcd
him to tho aoor in lnss,siule condition. When lie
returned 10 consciousness, tho 1e-f4ced individual,
JApuEp pinK INTO TIE COUNTER,
s.y,ng a eau lIl my man iu this Ilate" D.y then
rai out, but returned soon Afterwards vhei Tic
rarty had Rupt Just w Day fell On tbs door from the
blow on his ere hc remembers having seen DanIel
UtsIcy tbs bartcnder Of tho saloon separut!uu tha
comIatants and II tho inns lima rnrsemierr hasinp
ssyp 0rIens ruth paet lin. crying. "Uh. johnny,
When hu returned bs found tle UaIoou yscateJ. aud
vatrhn's1, - ,poif,, f,nndrv af. dn.~s. .sst s,.
!unnlus in ths tark DIOR sayiuu tuore WI ' 'N'1'
AnyAn MAN m TnE Alley
- ba.i ~ H. ~. stsn. H. dIn@ ;f IL
@ ,n i, ' h d ~ % n ~. .as ~ uasesus
IA ifasisv r@,int up ~ ; H. - r. %
S'dan4, raa stn"s mtsse III NI", poee he mes'
s;m1unn. nj Ifaeov 1rs s,at,o x ,.t'..us ~
nssalnu1s NIL Aoo4cJ "eta ast4"eA 81 iuFesu8ato
, 1875-10-27

the bcnclt # i!s library, IN tlln North fda Turner
HILL. Ihnrsd4y. frd y. nn,t Saturday. Thnrrh ul
Saturday therit oF rirhiy siHgrrs w tng r'Ine
selected Scandinavian rontA.
4 e'se,1hcr ,1sairc4 the writer of communication
n ia't 1Tslay 1ninEsr. r;htd q. H.. o. 1r"rnsrd
Aht4"-t}wEefs .hkt', tsI /" psrasr send ts Alt1:T's
tn n II. T., care ri Publishers II ahc sdtfnHHi Lite
S'hk .toMraH'. Lakeside I'ndinr.
The Sunday te.snrc Roc!cly anrun'es Mrs. L. rAdy
Stanton FOR hc3t Sunday. Ntrs. atIhlnl wl give hn
entirely " lcrIise. Hhc will tell hat Ihs aaws-
aud rle kn great ics-ahout '.Grr icy, HrE .rd
anil Wrcil." THIS ttxrs pror At nnt c,dr ut Z. Ttrk
cts arc for shla at Jansc, htet'urg Co.'S, III EAtc
ttrtct.
, 1875-10-27

air. Reuben 7. Bentou and AEr. ]. D. 6trtck-
land we're engaged IN gAma Of cEoquet Oh tho
grounds In lha rear Of tho Wsrou d Venango
passenger depot Both gentlemen were On tue
most friendly tertns, aud they wsro In the habit
OF playing on these favorlte Rtounts slmost
daily. N1. HtucklAud made = misplav, anl ~
commonly occuss On such occsAiunH AMONG the
boys, he peayishly attsmpted TO throw his NAL
lei after tho ball. bY soma unforeseen chauca
the hsudia Of the msllet caught In the niesye
, 1875-10-27

A MAH AND HIS WIFE BURNED TO DEATH,
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Oct. 23.-At about mid
night last night fire broke Ont In the dwelling
Of Mrs. Susan Dradloy, in tho Town Of Olle-
shire. Oh the New Ilsvou s Northampton Rail
road. distance 10 mlea from this oity, Six per-
sona Were IN the house At tho time, among them
Dr.. Chamberlain. apractlclug phys!ciant Will.
lam ]. Dento. q hAlness-maker, With = shop III
the building; Hattie Baker, young lady; Mrs.
Bradley, already named; and Mr. and Mrs.
pator Aasssy' the latter daughter Of Mrs.
Bradley, aud lalely married. Mrs. Brad
lev. happening to 10 awake, was tiret to dis
cover the fire. 6ho gave an alarm to such OF tue
ln'nates AZ It was possbo in her haata to ,eaol
anu shouted III tbo street for aaalbtAnce. Moan-
- 10 every possible Thing TO 4uonch tha HAsnea,
which y Gro now spreading throughout the build
ing. The boil on tho village academy was rlinR,
aud tue gong at honhoa's Hotel waa sounded.
salt but, ownig to the absence OF flre.eneiue ar.
raFatus. these could do little more than gaze at
tile ueyourinA e!ouont, powereAs 10 restrain It's
progress. During tlo elfurt made to procure A.
s;ssance. no oile had thought to arouse Mr.. and
Mrs, Murray; who occupied au Inner apsrtmsnt
on tha second floor Of tho building, and ~ the
i1ames tlsssbod from one part Ut the building
to another. It becamo apparent that their fats
was sealed aud thas They would hs burned alive.
Au asonlzed mo&ller anu int.mats friends we're
subjected 10 the horrible yet only alternative OF
gazing At tue fro lond which was destroying
those they loved Ho wsIl. Tho building was GU.
tl1e'y consumed. With all its uontents Tue
remains OF sfe. and Mrs. Murray wste taken
from. the snou'dasing dehfs tlis moru,ng At I
O'Clock. They nero literally chsr1ed to u crisp
anil presented horrible appearance TO the be-
holder. Rolpethiug Of ihe tnseuse ao,row Of tho
friends OF deceased Ii sakon away by the a.
sllrsncs ot lhose who profess to know that tho
unfortunate sleepa1a wnEo not at any time con-
ec!ouH OF theIs danger, but wore overcome aud
fully Hutfocated by the boat and Bmoke before
the flames aCtuu!iy reached them.