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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-11-09

OF TO- Facneco. lto. ihe oinciai count
WIZ mol materially chanRe me result:
SAN francisco, NOV. 0. senator MOT
ton, IN an interview, denies that Ne mas
received any dispatch TO the effect that
Indiana has gone hepnohcan. he SAID
that from what he bad heard At The hs-
publican State Central Committees
rooms he would consider Hayes elected.
No dispatch has been received. as re-
ported, from Iilden announcing his
election, tnonRh dispatches from Tue
New York Democratic State Central
COMMITTEE have come to the hands OF
Mayor Bryant and prominent Democrats
To that ELECT.
George Y. Gorham has received DIS
patch from W. L. Chandler, one OF the
Secretaries ct the Republican Commit
Tee OF New YORK. saying tnat IL all de-
penus on oregon anu NeVHu", anu tha'
If they are Republican Hayes is elected;
also that good krpuoiiean maJoiities are
assured IN Louisiana and FLORIDA
Col D. Jackson COMMANDER oil the
Boys 10 Blue, has received dispatch
from secretary Aach Snandier' 10 tue
same purport.
The aspect OF AFFAIRS at the Democratic
headquarters here are rather gloomy,
grave doubt having taken the place OF
the conndent tone noticeaoie' Inc
more mouefa'e Oh ooth ph.ues hum't
that the result Is very doubtful aud may
require omcial ngurts 10 decide. ,,
In the cry DAVIS oea.s Fiprr oy z,oli
on the complete returns. Inc excite
ment on the street IL intense; immense
crowds surround the ouiieun boards, anu
as the dispatches are posted cheers reno
the air from either party as Tue news Is
favorable TO one or tne otner. A. lhe
rooms OF the respective otate Cen'fai
Committees AL AIR OF uoi'ers"l dooot
prevails and neither are very sapBuihe
oil inc result. D
BON hepuoicans anu Democrn's
claim extensive irauos, apd point 10 the
largely increased vote IN PROOF Oh 'nis
assertion n
SHASTA, Cal NOV. o.-Inis piec'n'.
gives Hayes majority ana Lu''re'i
majority. Returns from ID preeiuctS III
the county give Hayes majority OF ao;
same ior Mchenna ior congress over
Lutrell. @
"EAVERViLLE' oal,; N9e; O. Wv Weaver
vile giv's hayes ~: llinrh w. Mc.
henna IA Lnt're,i 81, o Oous,aS ony
gives hayes d. Iiioen ~, MeAsnha
49, Lut'reIi ao' trinity county Will %
about even. c D..
NENoA, N rev NOV. o. o:-Gaso aso or
gives hayes 20. Iiiden 10 Leonard DO
A'fSpa'I1ck ~ r,,s
LAKE ya',ey gives hayes % . i r'is o.
n,lver Lake gives nsyes ~ liuen AZ
ILho' Wv. NOV: o'T'e'u'n1 "a ~, ~
, !nscnroTn district gives hayeS - LII
oen ~ wren 90 I''is oo' Co,o..
DAN FRANCISCO, NOV Gun p'0:'
ana partial re'urns n ,nom - euunes :.
wisconsin snow =, 1oo Nepuo''onn eal,
, over last year. ln's eau 10 'r Tae y !"
oy tne couh.ies 10 Dear ron Ane at
. pa non majority III Inc o'a'o ID iu'
. JUN :: c;..:.
. Dlspatcnes 10 soutnfrnels III CInu'n
K nat, aumlt poss'o.y .ua. t n,' H.o''N
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-11-09

LECTION returns have been coming in
my fast lately'and most of the county
Ulcers are now decided upon. 1t is
| My sckening, however, to defeated
andidate to have somo old drunken
| boat step up to him and say Il stood IN
Tor YOU, old fellow, and did some pretty
goot work; can't you lend me four bits
10 get some dinner" Little episodes
ike this were occurring all day yester-
day, the striker generally being so drunk
that he always imagined he was talking
to the successful candidate.
For TocoUERvILLE. stage departed
from Phoebe yesterday containing FIVE
passengers for TocquervilIe, namely.
Jos r. Hoag. Ben. james, Charley Van
Hasau and two Cornishmen. Their OBJ
lect in visiting, or going to Tocquerville,
is to prospect and develop the region in
aud around Tocquervills that has not
bean heretofore developed. Ia case they
can not accomplish the feat themselves
they will call in few of their very
Particular friends from Phoebe.
SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIvEBED.-We
were presen. last evening when the
Lection Judges, Inspector and Clerks Of
N Phoebe Precinct signed the tally lists,
A poll books, &C., placed them in the tin
ballot boxes. and delivered the same to
Inc County Clerk all in due form.
RECOVERING. %. ?. Sherwood's little
gri Is fast recovering and may now bt
considered out of all danger. During
Tue tir't stages of its illness Aggie Rob
inson was one Of the principal nurses TO-
Tue ilttle child, and paid,all the attention
possible for one 80 young.
FURNACE AT BULLIoNvILLE.- Steam
was started in the furnace at Bullion
vile on Tuesday night and the furnac,
asafted to smelling ore yesterday morn
ing There is on hand 100 tons Of or,
irom the HUM and Hunt mine.
SALE OF NEWARK PRopxRry.-A sal
@personal property Of the Newark Sill
yer Mining Company took place yester
at four different places under th
supervision of George Birdsall, Deput
Sheriff.
dIKo.-The returns from Hike ar
@Ilously expected aud looked for b.
Soss candidates whose vote is close
my are expected to arrive by nessenge
1day.
FROM PATTERsoN.-From Patterson n
news has arrived, with the exceptio
mat Hanford had FIVE out OF the 81
votes cast at that precinct.
HE hamilton and Ward stnge le
Flcche yesterday morning at s o'c!oc
Win four passengers. having arrived .
"a u. with ono passenger.
"'P. GOODMAN departed last eveniu
wi loquerville, to take q survey Of ii
country and its mines.
BULLION SHIPMENT. Wells, Fargo
49, 20 shipped bullion yesterday valued
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-11-09

ELECTION ITEMs.-We give TO date tie
election news from the outside precincts
as far as heard from. at the Phoebe
precint polls the couGt was not COM
pieted until nearly three o'clock, result
Iug as follows:
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-11-09
local INTELLIGENCE.
PASSENGER TRAVEL.

ARRIVALS.
sY GILMER a sALIsaURYs HAMILTON LINE:
Ben Hagen
DEPARTURES.
uGILMRn Z. sAILsBURYs HAMILTON LINE:
Mile Hayden Belle Graham
PENN ) Bigerstaf
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-11-09

EAGLE VALLEY Precinct. can
give nothing very reliable from this pre-.
cinct owing to the votes being counted
and sealed up in the poll box without
any copy being taken of the poll. The
following is gwen US FROM memory by
Fl. X. Chamberlain, who arrived with
the box. Twelve votes were cast:
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-11-09

This elects Blair. Steele, BOwmer and
Moore to the Legislature, Fulks County
Treasurer, Henderson Recorder. Camp
bell District Attorney, Hanford Clerk,
Dayton Assessor. Allen Justice of the
Peace and Finagin Constable. the rest OF
the officers are in doubt which will take
the vote from outside precInts to settle.
SPRING VALLEY Precinct. The fol-
lowing are the returns from Spring VAL
ley precinct, which was brought in by
A. b. Rost Grams:
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-11-09

Rose VALLEY PRECINCT. The follow
ing are the returns from Rose Valley
precinct:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-16
A New BOARD Of DIrerlo.s

New YORK, March 15.-Ats ma..,.
Of the stockholders Of the Bapf n Y
State Of New York, which suspepd.S "
terday, the resignation Of the I'D R: y,
Of Directors was accepted and The ioIiso
in new Board appointed: AnVr's,' i 81,
mont, K. G.. RalstOn, g. Z. TalmSp, n ~ !.
Withers, Lawrence Turnure, JOIN ,
Marshall, Daniel Drake Smith. Ads
Iselin and Henry Morgan. Mr., BeIM.ts
was elected President. The new KY
will meet tomorrow 10 appoint The o,I.aa
executive officers, TO reorgani,e IN S y
fairs OF the bank, and to give a bond M J,
the Comptroller Of the Currency ,6,t ~
bank assets will be applied to III, iioui5,
ton Of its debts. The institution ' NV
resume business at an early dly. I'd
ex.President, Mr.. Deur, remains vitb,Ss
bank in an advisory capacity. N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-16


SERIOUS STREET CAR ACCIDENT. =
About o'clock last evening a small boy
named Eddie Mcdonald was knocked
down and seriously injured by street
car at the corner OF Market and l4th
streets. The boy was engaged in selling
evening papers, but at the corner men
toned met several young friends, with
whom he was playing at the time Of the
accident. While the boys were in the
middle Of the street street car approach
ed from the south, the horses going at a
pretty good speed. One Of the boys called
out "Look outw as the car was within
few feet Of them, when the
conductor rang the bell and the driver
turned his brake and attempted to stop
the car. All the boys got out OF the way
except Mcdonald, who was knocked
down by the horses, and the car passed
over him within few seconds after the
conductor had pulled the bell rope. The
accident occurred at the lower crossing,
and the car could not be stopped until it
had passed over the upper crossing. The
injured boy, whose screams attracted n
large crowd Of people, was carried into
Schnepfs drug store, where he was ex'
amined by Drs. Hupp and Hildreth. Both
legs we're badly bruised below the knees,
and he was severely hurt about the groin
and back. It is evident that the wheels
OF the car did not pass over him, as no
bones were found to be broken. Thesup.
position is, therefore, that he was knocked
down and trampled upon by the horses.
Eddie is about eight yerrs old, and son
Of Edward Mcdonald, employed as por-
ter at the warerooms Of Messrs. Dewey,
Vance & Co.
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The river continues to rise slowly, and
there is now a good channel for coal
boat purposes. The marks last night in.
dictated about IA feet.
The Carrie Brooks, en- route from Pitts
burgh to Zanesville, passed down at !
M.
The Granite State, from Portsmouth,
passed up at I'm.
The Express departed for Parkersburg
at noon. The Courier will be to.day's
packet.
The Emma Graham, ch route for Gin
oinnati, passed down last night.
The steamers Rees, Abner O'Neal and
Star Of the West are making their GUS
tomary trips and report business quite
brisk.
by Telegraph
CAIRO; March l5.-Arrived- Capital
City, St. Louis; John B. Maude, Vicks-
burg. Departed - Belle Memphis, St.
Louis; James D. Parker, Memphis. River
90 feet 10 inches, rising.
EVANSVILLE, March 15.-River % Ole
feet and rising. Up-Joseph B. viii
liams, Nashville, Thomas Sherlock and
Pat Cleburn. Down-Brillian and tow
and Aggie. Business active. Weather
cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, March 15.-River station.
ary, 10 feet 10 inches in the canal. Wealth
er cloudy.
NASHVILLE, March 15.-River rising
7 feet on the shoals. Departed-Eddy'
vile.
CINCINNATI, March 15.-River 20 ieet
4 inches and falling. Weather, light rain
Arriyed-Yint Shinklc from Memphis
Departed Arlington for Pittsburgh
Cons. Millar for Memphis; Cherokee for
New Orleans. The steamer Liberty No
4 with q big tow, passed down from Iron
ton TO ST. Louis.
MEMPHIS, March 15.-River rose 3
feet. Departed-Scudder for St. Louis
New ORLEANS, March l5.-Weather
warm with slight rains. Arrived
Church from Cincinpati; Belle OF Shrceve.
port from St. Louis; Katie GreenvillC
and Katie P. Kountz from Arkansas riv-
er. Departed-Hoge, Louisville and
Turner for Cincinnati.
ST. LOUIS, March 15.-River risen
inches and swelling rapidly. Weather,
steady rain all day. Arrived-Colorado,
Vicksburg, Leo, Peoria, Bayard, Keokuk,
Colossal, Davenport and Sam Brown
from Cairo. Departed-Bayard, Keo.
kuk and Grand Tower for Memphis;
Whale and Rhoads for Pittsburgh; Lee
for Peoria.
LITTLE Rock, March 15.-River rising
fast with 10 feet @ inches in the channel,
Weather cloudy. Arrived-Rose Mil.
Ter from Pine Bluff.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-16

JUSTICE CALDwEIL.-This Justice yes.
terday morning issued u warrant for the
arrest Of David Jamison, upon charge
Of robbing Jacob Massear at the Second
Ward Market House on Sunday afternoon
last. Jamison was arrested by Officer
Birch, and an examination resulted in
his being committed to jail in default OF
81 900 bond for his appearance before
the County Court. He will probably be
examined in the County Court to-day.
At the preliminary examination Mr..
Geo. r. Thompson represented the State
BY request Of Prosecuting Attorney era.
craft, who was otherwise engaged. Capt.
Dovener appeared for the prisoner.
Luther Meanwhile, alias "McCam.
mick" alias "Paducah," who was arrested
on Tuesday at Bellaire, was examined
yesterday morning upon charge Of be-
Ing engaged in the robbery OF Massear,
He was also committed to jail in default
Of 81 900 bond. The same attorneys ap.
peared in this case as in the former.
Upon the information OF n. A. ROwles,
Bellaire constable, a warrant was issued
for the arrest Of Joseph Mooney, charged
with stealing harness valued at sos from
Peter c. Schramm, at Bellaire. He was
also charged with being fugitive from
Justice. Mooney is in a rather tight place.
There are two charges Of felony against
him in this county, and three on the other
side Of the river, and the prospects are
favorable for six or eight more. When
arrested Mooney attempted to burn sew
eral memorandum, which rponexamina-
ton showed that he ad recently shipped
several packages Of goods to Pittsburgh.
The packages were sent for and returned
to this city, and proved to be the harness
stolen from SChramm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-16

BE1IA1RE Internationally a dead
infant was found in bran barrel IN inc
house OF Mr.. Nathan Masters, south OF
town, by DR.. Grafton, who had been
tending servant girl in the family. Inc
girl, whose name is Dora Sykes, at tirst
denied all knowledge Of the child, bn!
being pressed she admitted that she had
given birth TO it, and claimed that 1t was
not living when born. Coroner Garrett
summoned jury, and they were empan'
elled. The testimony Of the phy!sicians
was that the infant had been alive, al
though born before its time. After hear.
ing sSme other testimony the jury brought
Verdict OF death from the effects Of the
neglect Of It's mother, Dora Sykes. The
girl made statements, it is said, implica'
ting young man at Glencoe rs part
ner in her guilt. ?,
Monday night villainous looking fell
low came TO the National Hotel here and
wanted lodgings, offering as security Tor
the payment draft for $500. Lowe oil
the by:s,anders had read in Mondays IN
TELLiaENcER of the robbery in the Mar
ket House Sunday evening, and ut once
suspected the fellow, who upon being
questioned, gave his name as Peduker'
Officer Drugan was called, and after TAX
ing the fellow into custody, dispatched TO
Capt. Davis, who, in reply asked him to
retain the prisoner until yesterday,
which was done. Yesterday two Wheel:
officers came down and took charge oil
him. He made attempts to negotiate
tho draft here, and at Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry. Al the latter place he
was offered SlGO for the draft, but refused
il.
An enjoyable masquerade was given at
the residence Of Mr.. Stevens, on Gravel
Hill, on Monday night.
The building on the corner OF Belmont
and S3d street, destroyed by fire some
months ago, has been restored, and Mellott
& Mento expect to occupy their part OF it
by the first Of next month.
The new store-room Just finished by A.
J. Myers, on Belmont street, is said 10 be
the finest furnished shoe store in Eastern
Ohio,
The following candidates for Council
men were nominated by the Republican
Ward caucuses Tuesday night: Second
Ward, H. G. Humphrey, John Archer;
Third Ward, Robert Nelson; Fourth
Ward "A. NJ. +. Boyd, John Sanders. Del
egates were also appointed to the City
Convention.
The B. & o. pay car was in town yes:
terday. So was the trnly good editor OF
the Barnesville Enterprise.
A man took a box 10 the G. & P. depot
yesterday, wishing to ship it to Pitts
burgh. He hadn't money enough to pay
the freight, however, and this fact led to
suspicion, and upon examination the box
was found to contain harness stolen from
Mr.. p. Schramm, near Benson's Ferry.
The fellow was arrested, and is now in
the city bastile. We understand he is
also wanted in Wheeling and ut Martins
Ferry.
The A. NJ. E. Church will give u iesti.
val, concert and tableaux at City Hall
this evening, for the purpose OF paying
their arrearages in the pastors salary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-16

ANNIVERSARY OF SuNDAL SCHOOL ANr
TRACT SocIETY.-The Fourth Street NJ
Z. Church was crowded last night with
the friends Of the Sabbath school and
church, ministers and laymen attending
Conference, and others, the occasion be.
ing the anniversary Of the Sunday School
and Tract Society. The fine choir Of the
church sang a beautiful selection from
Haydens "Creation" entitled "The
Heavens are Telling the Glory OF Cod
alter which interesting addresses were de.
livered by Prof. White, Of Fairmont:
Rev. Alex. Wade, OF Morgantown, and
DR.. Freeman, OF New York. The re.
marks Of the speakers were listened TO
with the closest attention by the large
congregation. Tonight missionary an
niversary meeting will be held at this
Church.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-16

CERTIFICATE OF INcoRPoRATIoN.-The
Secretary OF State yesterday issued a
certificate Of incorporation to the
Twelve Pole River Mining and Navi-
cation company" for the purpose OF i'm
proving the navigation Of Twelve Pole
and its tributaries, by slackwater dams
and otherwise, and Of mining and ship
ping coal and other products therefrom.
The corporation will keep its principal
office at Ceredo, in Wayne county, and is
to expire on the LIST day of January,
1906. The sum Of $1,000 has been sub
scribed to the capital stock, and $500 paid
in, with privilege Of increasing said
capital stock to $SO0,OO0. The capital is
divided into shares Of 500 each, and
held as follows: Charles Leonard Eddy,
Of Euclid, Cuyahoga CO., O., and Merritt
Marsilliot, OF Collingwood, Cuyahoga CO.,
O., one share each; Thos. ", Marsilliot,
Of Lansing, Mich, 495 shares; S. A. For
Der, Of Ceredo, Wayne co, VIVA, Samuel
J. Ferguson, Of Wayne CO., w. Va, and
Henry A. Frink, Of Baltimore, Nd, ono
share each.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-16

The OPERA HousE.--The Rankin
Combination presented the 1.-TWO Or;
phans" again yesterday afternoon and
evening 10 audiences Of fair dimensions.
But for the Indictment weather, however,
the house would no doubt have been bet
ter filled last evening. Considering the
fact that the "Orphnns" was produced
here severaltimes before, the four pre-
sensations Of the piece by this company
met with much favor from the public.
Opinions differ as to the superiority Of
the Kurdish or Rankin organization, but
all speak of Mr.. Rankin's as one OF the
finest dramatic companies that has ever
visited the city. Tonight the beautiful
play Of "Rosedale," which many prefer to
tho "Orphans," will be produced. This
play has not been given here for five or
six years, and should draw a crowded
house,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-16
RosEpA1E.-opera House tonight.

MCKEE RANKIN CoMBrNAroN.-Not
withstanding the great success OF the Two
Orphans, the management has decided &c
change the bill tonight. This truly ex
cellent company will appear this evening
in the most charming comedy entitled
"Rosedale." This exquisite comedy wa!
the most successful piece ever presented
in New York, and had run at Wallack's
Theatre OF over two hundred nights, and
we expect to see the Opera House crowded
as the company is second TO none travel
ing, and the piece offered tonight is the
finest comedy ever offered us. We would
advise all to be on hand early to secure
their seats at Adams e. Lucas music
STORE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-16

THE couRrs.-CouSTY CouRr-Judgc
CocRran.-The County Court met at 0
A. N. yesterday, as usual.
The case Of VIM. Wick vs.. W. 7. Cham.
bers, in assumpsit, was set for March 20
Peck Tor plaintiff; Russell for defense.
The case Of VIM. Wick vs.. Isaac Linton
in assumpsit, was set for June %. Peck
for plaintiff; Russell for defense.
The cOse OF VIM. Stoetzer vs.. George
Coffee, certified to court by Justice Toll
var, was on motion Of defendant contin'
ued. J. P. Rogers for plaintiff Barr for
defense.
The case Of Margaret Miller VS.. August
Matthews was dismissed on plaintiffs
motion and at her costs. Taylor 4 Barr
for plaintiff; Good for defense.
The case Of Margaret Miller vs.. George
Andreas was dismissed at plaintiffs costs
and upon her motion. Taylor g. Barr
for plaintiff; Davenport & Dovener for
defense.
The case Of Margaret Miller VS.. Louis
Keller was tried to the following jury
F. Ebert, IT,, james Emblem, ST., W A
Exley, Theodore Moulter, N. Roth, Dan.
lei Maxwell, Reuben Wayt, Patterson
HUFF, c. Mabis, W. T. English, John De.
whey, it,, L. D. Wayt. The jury found
for defendant. Taylor & Barr for plain
tiff; Good for State.
Eliza J.Smith was appointed Guardian
for Mary Belle Smith. Bond $500, with
John Simpson as surety.
Elizabeth A. Caswell was appointed
Administrator OF the estate Of Josiah r.
Caswell, deceased. Bond, $1,000. Mrs
Caswell was also appointed Guardian for
her minor children, Jesse NJ. and Grace
X. Caswell. Bond, $500.
David A.. Buchanan, examined on q
charge Of felony, was remanded TO jail
for trial before the Circuit Court. Bail,
81 600.
ward Florence, charged with felony, were
then examined.
The examination Of these cases result.
ed in the boys being held in $3.50 each
for their appearance at the Circuit
Court.
Amos Ferry, charged with bigamy,
was examined and discharged.
The following cases have been set for
to-day:
A. Messerschmidt VS.. Boggs' Run Min
ing Company, Benjamin Fisher VS.. Brid-
get Hughes, A. Wiedebusch vs.. c. Gray
son, Henry Schultz VS.. c. and W.. Goethe,
George Williams vs.. Robert Seymore,
Thomas Daily VS.. T. Mcnamara, Isaac
Rodgers VS.. Parker Bros, Andrew Lantry
vs.. James Lantry, State for use R. Sey.
more VS.. George Williams.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-16

THE CHAMPION LAZY MANA certain
young gentleman who lives in East
Wheeling has the name Of being the LATEST
man in America. Yesterday afternoon
he stood in front OF the PostoiEice, and
wishing to get up to the Opera House,
one square, he waited for a street car
which was going south, rode TO the first
switch, about five squares below, then
took car back and waS set down in front
OF the Opera House about half an hour
after he started. But he didn't walk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-16

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrATE.-The
following deeds in fee transferring real
estate we're yesterday admitted to record
at the County Clerks office:
Deed made Nov. 7, 1871, by Araminta
Hollingcr 10 Thomas II. Lewis and Hen.
ry Newman, for thirteen and half feet
OF the rear portion Of the north half Of
lot No. 8 in square 81, on Fifth street.
SO.
Deed made March 10, 1876, by Stephen
Waterhousc and wife and Robert w
Hazlett and wife to Herman DIETRICH, for
the western one.half Of lots numbered
10 and 10 in square SO, in the Eighth
ward; $500.
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Credit hIODiiicr.

OMAHA, March 15,-Judgc s.v,r 4.
the District Court, this morning Nh; N.
cred an opinion in the case Of Cieo,r, NV n
Frost VS.. The Credit Mobilier Of ASs,i !
and Union Pacific Railroad, ia Tb Il
suit was brought by Frost to Conpel \.
payment OF additional or back nl,, W.
while purchasing agent for them, n.
court allows Frost $1,000 year s,l,,,
and compels Durant to convey The mai.
erty held in trust by him TO Frost On \.
payment Of S3Ol.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-16

Tue dentists will have more fun now.
AS an adjunct to the whirring machine
which bores into a tooth and fills the
patient with u sensation as II he was
being swiftly ground up, one Of them in
Philadelphia has invented an instrument
that works with battering and does the
plugging. 1t delivers several hundred
blows minute, and the feelings Of the
poor wretch in the chair may well be
imagined.