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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-12


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The following strange incident may servs
70 crafty some OF your readeu' curiosity
About sirtytwo year, ago man BY the
name Of Thomas Williams came from Viz
sioia to Lincoln county, and soPss at ,hs
hon~s Of . Mr.. Steiner, Who lived near CID
eeEss Creek Ssastsn u :. ssid that VIII
llama was not man Of much ae"se, and
that vas true o. the following viii prove
About year alter he had been as sse'"er''
he whetted his rasof often. One day after
dark he left the houss. and, being out some
time, some one vent out 70 ssr What had
hecome Of him, ed srOaas wers heard.
Obtaining light they went TO IN apple
tree and iopnd him lying u"fer u With his
throat cut, and in an in.en''c'e condition.
Ne died the "est day. MA ssss"er oe''ev'
ed that any one Who committed suicide
should be ~earsed ser"a The sears's water
couras, % their sPsv'ss vessd rssns~ and
haunt the place where the deed vas done"
To crafty her super'sition ne vas buried
beyond Glbsr's Ceek' about any yards
from the bank. Time passed on and the
facts we're nearly forgotten. Lao July,
amer high tide IN NE esesk ~ les and
leg Of ths sklsson were =, posed. Ihs yess
before King FisheS PAD made nest ana
reared brood OF young in hole ct the
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-12

IRE careless. not to say reckless
habit of poking your head. arms. o.
legs OF. Of car Windows while the
trsin IL moving. Was rendered sadly
manifest near Louisville last Sunday.
. young man on the narrow sasgs
road 70 Harrod's creek put his head
out the ca, window and il was struck
by q tree which stood near the trscl
and 60 fractured his skull % to rendeI
him inseusible. in which condition he
still lingers, and il is thought sill
cause his death. This sad lesson will
not deter careless people from doing
the same thing.
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II. v. RKDvIEI.D. the regular soutI

H. v. REDvrEI.D, The regular south
cru correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Commeriai. writing from Jackson.
Miss. TO that pmper, says the recent
election 10 that State was % peaceful
% any be ever saw, and Is properly
conducted. He writes that the State
10 thoroughly and finally redeemed
from Radical carpet-bsg misrule. and
- q consequence property has advanc-
ed in value Is per cent; that the new
Legislature. with . majority Of 80 on
joint ballot, sill cut down taxation ~
per- cent. and reduce the expenditures
500 per cent. He says the people ara
jubilsnt as they have . right to Be.
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FoH SALE.
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lP1NE cor1AoE!
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tssss.ss - ruy. ws~as ossvi
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
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coHulDsl0H HxlCHAHfS,
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ovpssis Lsuis.ins Hotel.
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Fos sALE'
100 ACRES OF LAND!
Stanford and Shelby CITY Road
sniLEs vson SesaRa plAcs.
Pssssssisa Given - Ia q Jassary.
For Pastaculars
Enquire or
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20. P. rowsSLEr'
Jon rsocssrss AsaA. rsovssnsA
HExar HsA ,. W. HAassa
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Wholesale Clothiers,
Hss. - 80 - Wsss miro sssess,
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NEW
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LIVERY AND SALE STADlE!
! N STANFORD. H.
PoRTMAN 4 OWENS,
PRoPRIETOlaa.
Have opened In sonnsssioa With The
Aysss Houss . Yirss-CIsss Livery s.A
Sale ss.sls. s.A hsvs Tor hire polite ariv-
ere. sAss Aorsss. nsv and fsshisnsS,s W.
hiciss. making the most
STYLI0H TURI0UTD
ewes hsvs /. Central Ksassshy.
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u ssspssssally solicited. i1s-u
BAILROADs.
IT .oUIsvILLE
PAAucaA Z South-W estera
BAILRO DAD.
rssis issvs Lssisvirs q 80 -
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fssssss sll,' ... .,''''','... SO s. sS
Arrivcs at Louisville At ts5 ,. N.
Cennsc,ins at ovensboso Junction With Z. o. 4
A. hssssavills sith g. Louis South Eastsrs
Al r.duc.h sSr al points South ssd s.ssl-wsA
A. Louisville foe all points ws,Hs. 49,,
Epw..p ?. Wilson. 6ss1 Fr't 4 Tiett Afj
iss-iy Louisville, ~
Louisville q Nashville
South 4 North Alabama
RAILROADS.
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IN reccsrislca ~ tksS bsssssess6~A " h
proper that We should dedicate one day TO
Thanksgiving and prsisr, N the, We may
enter uPon the new year with true ccs-
cep'icn Of our obligations and more devcus
obediencs to the will Of the Ruler Of the
Universe. IN
wherefcre, ], 'smes " McoesryS Gov.
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G. S0hr1 SOUTH,
EAST AND
Louisville & Nashville
South & North Alabama
RAILROADS.
CONDENSED TINE OCT. siss, 1875.
Trains ,ssss stsnsbrd q seliovs ds,ly. ssslsys
sxesptsd


evkorn -rhroash paessaGsrs can ehanes eass
ton In time " connect With short Line trains
irving 81 CINCINNATI 81 $50 '. 4. Arrive a. Lou
isville In time 10 connect With J. Y. I. r. n, o.
3 NJ ny. and u y. Mail Line Steamer for all
points north, East, and West Passenger going
south via Montgomery or Memphis Lines, leave
Lebanonl Junction at LES 4. li:l3 A. ~ and Los
y. =. TEAMS leave Louisville daily, except sunday.
81 ss5 =. M, aai r.L W Richmond vitactt change.
Pnasepgsrsean leave Louisville al io0s and over
saks tkb train q Lebanon Juuetioa.
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pslses ssr sss run South both vsys without
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IA, sad al othss iatsrmsdisss pelnb.
1tekst oGles ct Dspot.
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Arrives at Louisville At ts n.
Connsctins at ovensbose Junction With 3 o. 4
N. n Il. fos Ovsasbovo.
A. Merton vile sith 81 Louis 4 th-Easssss
RR
AZ rAducah for ell points South asd ssssk-Wssa
b.. ,. wHITCOMB. esp't
EpwAap p. wLsos. Ges1 FRI 4 riett Arj
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-02

twenty-four hours, when DR.. Johe was
called from Eizabethtown, some two
miles distant. He instantly began the
Heloc treatment, aided by DR.. Cameron,
and seemed ut one time on the next day
to be succeeding. The patient conversed
impertectly in regard to domestic matters,
and did not seem conscious Of approach
ing dissolution, but his case was beyond
the skill of u physician, and, at o'clock
last night, he became unconscious. Mr..
Patterson and Andrew johnson, Jr., ar
rived an hour later with two physicians
from Granville, Drs. Brey and Taylor
but he did not recognize any of them,
and after seven and half hours of un-
consciousness, peacefully breathed his
last, surrounded by his wife, children and
grand children, except son and daught-
er of ex-senator Patterson.
The body will be- brought here to-mor-
row morning, and be buried with Masonic
honors on Tuesday.
Knoxville requested the honor of bury
ing the illustrious dead, but the family
are unwilling that his remains should be
removed to any place unless possibly the
capital of the State he has so long and
faithfully served. Extensive prepara-
tions are accordingly being made by the
various civil and military organizations
TO attend the funeral here, where they
will be joined by the citizens of this and
adjoining counties.
MEMPHIS, August l.-The' Acalanche
appears, this morning, with its column
rules reversed, rs mark Of respect to
ex-Presdcnt johnson. The Appeai and
that paper, urge mass meeting Of the
citizens, to express the regrets of the citi-
zens at the death of the deceased.
LONDON, August 2.-The Times in its
obituary article on Andrew johnson says:
"IIis GREER illustrates both strong and
weak points of the American social and
political systems. During his tenure of
Office he showed himself wanting in tact,
refinement and knowledge of men. Yet
he had some qualities which are not so
abundant in American politics as to be
despised when found. He had dauntless
courage, some political insight and hon
esty never shadOwed by suspicion
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He was tall young man with straw
colored mustache, and it was his first trip
on a street. car. One could tell by the
way he got aboard, and by the careless
manner in which he sat down. After
waiting in vain for him to pay up, the
conductor jingled the bell and jingled
again. and then called out: "Why don't
YOU pay your fare?" "What fare?' ask
ed the Young man. "Why, you must put
five cents IN the box What for?'
ITO pay you fare. I'm not going to let
veu ride for. nothing" "lou hain't?'
"No sir" "Wall, l can pay five cents, or
twice FIVE cents, if you are so stingy as
that" replied the young man as he open
ed his wallet, "but if ever come across
YOU out in our town I'll be darned if |
don't lick you blind. d.'-Detroit Free
Press.
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NO. Al.
Furth er Reports OF Damage 10 Crops
by Rain.

ST. LOUIS, July 3l.-The rain storms
of the past four days still continue in
this city and in almost every section Of
this State. Great quantities of rain have
also Fallen in all the adjoining States,
Aside from the damage done to railroads
crops of all kinds have sustams grea I
injury, and nearly all the streams are 80
swollen that considerable apprehension is
felt here of freshet in the Missouri an j
Mississippi. The river, after risnig near
ly three feet here, is falling tonight, but
no doubt will be swelling again to-mor-
row, and if the rain continues day o r
two longer there must in the mature of the
case, be pretty high water.
ST. LOUIS, August 1.-The rain con
tinued most of last night, and fell up To
noon to-day. The mercury has fallen L.
about sixty degrees, and the wind is
blowing from the northwest. but il Is
still very cloudy and threatening. The
four principal railroads running east from
here are either flooded in places or dam
aged so that the trains cannot run, and
most of the roads in this State are sim
three feet since last night and is now
rising at a rate oftwO inches per hour. Ac-
counts from the Upper Mississippi, Mis-
souri, and Illinois rivers say they are all
rising rapidly, and all the tributaries
within 200 miles from here are swollen,
many of them pouring out floods of
water. Dispatches from various
parts of this State state i'm
mense damage to crops and other
farm property. The Usage and Salmon
rivers are higher than ever before, and in
fact all the streams in the State are al
food height, and causing great dcstruc-
tion to property. The railroads are also
suffering greatly from washouts loss of
bridges, and trains badly delayed or
stopped entirely. Turnpike roads are
also being washed away in places, bridges
destroyed, and travel impeded. There
has probably never been SO widely eN.
tended damage done in this State before
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-02
JOuN L. WILSON, ESQ.

Il MAS with great regret that the news
-...r.ig. Yesterday Of the death Of thi:
...,lrown citizen of Wheeling, Though
t.l.t h..p in exceeding i'll health for
.. ,;,n. rs., still We were informed
,.,.s few J,y, ago. that he was improv-
.ih,n.. were entertained that if
ID. r.,,y,- gt least his life would
l pu, ,h.., hopes proved
-..r.,.. 80, in which finally
,.......l in mi. sad result.
a. Uu.,y WAS on, OF our most
,,-;.:,.. er3 rgn,,c spirited citi-
,'r, ,v.r,y.ppe wears ago he
,l r, r,. residence here, and
.....i r.. 81, clerk 10 Messrs.
Tr.,,,. e.d JACOB HoESRRooK, OF
nb.5 a.. named gentleman, he after
s.a.a. the son-in-law. Subse-
..rr h. wen, into the drv goods busi-
U.-.fn, his way speedily from u
.,a-,.f.pt, membership in the firms OF
SIMPSON WILSON ~ Co. and SIMPSON,
Wu,yv X HoGE, in which occupation,
by careful and wise management, he
ama,,gl 4u.,ca fortune, and retired from
a.;.yr business life. His public-spirited.
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Death of General pickett.

RICHMOND, VA, July 3l.-Profound
sorrow prevails in this community in con-
sequence OF the death of General George
+. Pickett, who died in Norfolk last
night. Arrangements are being made to
hold a memorial meeting Monday even
INC, OF his comrades in the late war, and
the public generally, to give expression
to their feelings on this sad occasion.
The remains were, this afternoon, laid
in vault until fall, when they will be
removed to Hollywood cemetery, at Rich
mond. The funeral was attended by Il
large number of citizcrs, the Masonic
fraternity city Council md mihtArY.
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Bank Statement.

New YORK, July 31-Loans increased
sl,3jS,5OO; specie, decreased Sl,7S2, 200
legal tenders, increased S5!S,SO0; depos-
its, decreased 81, ,062, 900; circulation, de-
creased S23, 800; reserve shews loss OF
S991,115.
Mcssrs. Roncctti, Ablegate and Rev.
Br. Ubalde, Secretary of the Papal lega-
tion sailed for Europe Saturday.
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KING KALAKAUA Joined the gallant
firemen at Honolulu the other day and
helped to put out the flames that were
licking up the American ship Emerald,
He did not stand around and halloo at the
boys through trumpet, and then claim
all the credit as any other king would
have done, but he went on the brakes
and every time he said "Down with her,
now, it counted.
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Arrest Countcrfeirers.

ST. PAUL, July 3l.-Three counterfeit
ers were arrested here tonight, by As
sistant Chief b. Benton and two assis-
tants of the United States Secret Service
and United States Marshal McLarer,
They give their names as q. Wolsey, 5.
Priser and Mary Clark. The latter is
the wife Of Wolsey. The have been here
two months IN business as cabinet
makers. They captured $4,000 bulls in
all stages, most tens on the First National
OF Paducah, press plates and electrotypc
tools. They came here from Clear Lake,
Iowa. \ part Of the gang were caught
at BOscUan month ago.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-02
SENATOR TmURMAN'S SPEECH.

We have already alluded briefly to the
speech Of thi, distinguished gentleman,
delivered at Mansfield, Ohio, on satur-
day. The only point We touched on,
however. wa, the position which he had
taken ON the currency question, which
,...,..,, :. ,,,,r understand # baiog GEN.
P','''o'' - "''' '''''''
orally known '"ai 'n' senator 'oeS not
approve of this plank in the platform OF
tf.r.r,y in Ogio. Sill he considers that
49,, - .,..,...
II /, plank which any haFd money
p.murr,, rau .,ard on without incon-
.,.l..,... .y.. ,,n,. I,,,, IN
>''''.'! ''' '' 90 '' '''N -
vain IN lh" platform Tor direct express
sion iu favor ~ .-rriocmabIhty or di-
,..., ....r.i.r .t.., GOLD or silver should
-,
o' "'"'"'..l.''' "" '"' co"''"'!'
>sys h". at rnu,emp'ates that they
,,r,rnaach, shall Dee brought to par with
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-02
POTATO BUG POISON.

EXPERIENCE HAS PROVED::
|. That Paris Green Is the only sure dcs-
trOycr OF the Potato Bug.
=. That genuine article alone can
be depended on for certain dcstTuc-
tiOn, and that IL Is more economi-
cal than an aduiterated article. II will be-
found that those who have been diSHp-
pointed in thc use OF Paris Green, have
an inferior or worthless mixture.
3. Paris Green does not inJure the potato
or the soil.
Genuine Paris Green, with full directions
for use, Tor sale by
LOGAN, LIST q co.
iun5 Druggists, Bridge Corner
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DRAWING ABSOLUTE
Or MONEY REFUNDED.

THE MAKETHE POSITIVE
/ and unqualified statement, that there
Will be no further poStponement, and that
all purchasers OF tickets, upon prcScnta.
tion of them after that day, Will been
titled To the return OF all money invested,
unless this announcement be strictly COM
piled with.
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The O'Conneu Centennial.

NEW YORK, July 3l-Rev. Dr. Me-
Glynn, pastor of st. Stephens Church,
and who accompanied the Papal En-
bassy TIN ough the West and Canada. has
been selected to deliver the oration on
the occasion of the O'Connell Centennial
celebration in this city, August 9TH. In
vitations are to be sent to the President,
Cabinet officers, Government, State and
county officers, and representatives of the
several religious denominations.
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Condition of the Mississippi.

The situation as regards the river is a
little more hopeful this evening, in view
of it being stationary here and declining
at St. Louis but tits still regarded as dan
gerous. Some damage has resulted from
the water as the levees are perfectly sat-
urated and the weather continues show
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-02
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
OF Main and 18th SITS.
ANDREW JOHNSON DEAD.
Effect of the Intelligence,
He Wants the Flag to be His
Shroud.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 3l,-The
following dispatch to the Agent of the
Associated Press, was received u! Knox
vile July 30; Senator johnson died at
half-past two o'clock this morning.
(Signed) DUNCAN.
CHATTANOOGA, July 3l.-The death of
Andrew johnson at 2:3O is now confirm
ed. lie desired that his winding sheet
be the flag Of his country.
WAsHINGToN, July 8l.-The intelli-
gence of the death OF Andrew johnson
produces much sorrow in the city even
among those politically opposed to him
His long public services in Washington
had secured him many warm personal
friends.
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Death OF n CharIcston,W.Y Va, Clergy.

LONDON, August Rev. Mr.. Rich
ards. of Charleston, W. Va, whose death
ath Edinburg was reported yesterday died
from the effects of a fall in the railroad
depot by which he fractured his skull.
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Further Floods and Damages.

An Enquirer special from Circlevlllc,
Ohio, reports that the Scioto rive: Is very
high, and still rising. The bottom lands
are under water, and considerable wheat
noatcd of
A special to the same paper from Ur-
bana, Ohio, SAYS, the creeks are swollen to
rivers, and all the fiat lands inundated.
Rain is still falling, and the streams are
rising. The wheat has already been de-
stroycd by the rain, and an army Of
worms is cutting the grass and oats.
A special from Lima, OHIO, reports
serious damage to the crops in that yicin.
ity from rain aud worms. Corn is re-
ported as badly beaten down by water.
The EDqurcr's Oxford, Ohio, special
saws: The most severe rain of the season
fell for two hours to-day, Greeks are re-
ported higher than for many years and
covered with fencing, timber, wheat oats
and barley. The Cincinnati, Hamilton
and indianapolis railroad run no trains
to night, owing to land slides and washes.
A report reaches here tonight from
Hamilton. Ohio, that the Miami river is
out of its banks and the eastern pait of
that city Is partially submerged to the
depth of three or four feet. No trains
out tonight on the Panhandle or Gin
cinnati Hamilton IL DAYTON roads.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-02

Judge Barrett, Saturday, refused to
vacate the order of arrest on the SIX
million suit against Tweed, or to receive
his bail.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-02
AnOYerHow OF the MississippiIney
InhlP.

MEHrHIs, August 1.-The signal SER
vice reports this evening show that an
overflow is inevitable. The river rose
half an inch here yesterday, and another
heavy rise is reported at st. Louis, and
the steady advance here, with general
rains in the country above, leaves little
hope that the planters in the Mississippi
bottom will escape the dread inundation,
and that their crops, which were never
better, will be lost.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-02

Henry Ward Beecher will deliver the
annual address at the New England and
New Hampshire Agricultural Fair, to be
held September lst to 10th inclusive
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-02

Benjamin BanEon, for long time pro-
prietor and editor Of the Miners Journal
died at PottsviIle, Pa, Saturday, aged Go
years.
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The waddy Thompson Case.

MEMPHIS, July 8l.-The jury in the
Waddy Thompson case are unable to
agree, standing nine for conviction and
three for scquittal. Should they fail to
agree and be discharged, Thompson will
have to lie in Jail until the next term of
court for horse stealing, with which he
stands charged. is a capital offence.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-02
Trial Of Bishop whittiuSham

BALTIMORE, August 1.-The Board OF
Inquiry into the case Of Bishop Whit
tingham was in session to-day ten hours
The greatest interest is manifested in the
result, which it is thought will be reached
nY Tuesday,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-02
Plymouth Church items.

NEW YORK, July 3l.-The Sun says
that Augustus StOrrs, treasurer OF Ply
mouth Church, has paid II. w. Beecher
thirty thousand dollars as first INSTALL
ment of the one hundred thousand dol
lars salary. Two secret meetings of the
trustees have been held the past three
weeks, and there has been very much
difference of opinion, bordering almost
on dissension, as to how the remaining
seventy thousand dollars shall be raised.
The amount paid to Beecher was a sur
plus that the pew rents netted at the
sales in January, and covers his regular
twenty thousand dollar salary.
The Times says it is authoritlvely stat
ed that the officials of Plymouth Church
intend to raise the $4,000 additional
salary voted to Beecher by q mortgage on
Bethel. A fund is being raised by the
members of the Church for the benefit
of Miss Bessie Turner.
The extended time for the defendants
to answer in the suit for libel brought by
Miss Edna Dean Proctor against the
Graphic expires to-day. 1t will, in all
likelihood be compromised
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-02
Real Estate Transferred by W. II.
Duncan.

ST. LOUIS. July 3l.-Among the real
estate transfers reported as having been
recorded in the Recorders office of this
county, are some fifty lots of ground in
different parts of this city, ranging from
% to $50 feet front, from w. b. Duncan
to Alex. Duncan, for consideration Of
ono dollar
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Another Damaging storm.

ST. LOUIS, August The RepuJii-
CAMS Kansas City special says: A ter
rible storm visited that vicinity again
Yesterday afternoon and last night. The
track on the ST. Louis, Kansas City and
Northern Railroad, between Camden and
Orrick ha. been so badly damaged that
slltrains have been abandoned. The
track of the Levenworth, Lawrence and
Galveston road at Chanutr, Kansas,
where it crosses the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas road, is also badly washed and no
trains have reached this clty for the last
~ hOurs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-02

AFLON, Iowa, July 3I.-Thursday
morning Alfred Nansickle, young
farmer living in this county, while bring
ing n load ofproducc to this town, shot and
killed his wife, who was accompanying
him, and then put bulletthrouGh his own
brain. The wife died instantly but Van
sickle was alive at last accounts, through
his death is inevitable. There is no cause
ASSIGNED for the deed.