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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-20
TRANSFORMATION OF Bishop TWigg--
INC Order of the Ceremonies.

p,rrsRuRGH, March l9.-The vast edi.
Goo n 81 Pulls Cathedral, in this city,
vas allied to Overlooking to-day on the
onc,sion Of the conservation Of Rev. j.
Twigg, late Of Altoona, as Bishop oil The
Pittsburgh Diocese, vice Right Rev. MI
chael Domenic transferred 10 the Ale
0bsnv See. At 1925 A. NJ, the Rev. James
Ersderick Wood, Archbishop OF the Dio;;
cese and metropolitan Of the province oil
pb;lsdslnhia. entered the Church pre-
ceded by the assistant consecrators, bish-
ons Domenic and Mullen, and accompa-
nied by Bishop elect Twigg. The process.
zion was headed by the y. Cecilia silver
cornet band and attended by large mum.
ber Of acolytes and clerks. Alter the
ceremony OF robing OF prelates had been
completed the Archbishop seated himself
Immediately in front OF the grand ai!ar,
facing the congregation and confronting
the assistant consecrators and Bishop
elect, and the Apostolic commission was
read aloud in Latin by Key Fatner
Hickey, late Vicar General OF the do
cese. This was followed by the reading
az the articles Of faith by the Archbishop
and the administration Of the oath TO the
Bishop elect, who was then Amounted
and received the various robes Of his new
Office and the emblems Of Jurisdiction.
The Pontifcal High Mass was celebrated
by His Grace, Archbishop Wood, the
choir rendering Dachauer's Mass in En-
NOR in spIeneid style, and the conseGra-
lion sermon was delivered by Right Key.
]. F. Shanahan, Of Harrisburg, who took
for his text the first chapter Of the Cos
pel according to St. Matthew, 18th to
Dist verses, inclusive. -.
The sermon was liable effort deliver;
ed with great impresSlyeness, and closed
with an eloquent appeal for strength ior
the newly consecrated Bishop.
The other dignilaries present were
the Right Rev. Bishop o'Hara, Of sctan-
ton, the Right Rev. Bonniface WINNER,
Abbot General Of Westmoreland county,
head Of the Benedictipe order IN this
country and the very reverend Fathers
Coody and Bof, Vicar Generals OF Erie
and Cleveland.
Tonight the installation Of the Right
Rev. Bishop DOmenic as Bishop OF the
newly created Diocese Of Allegheny took
place in the St. Peters Cathedral, ALE
pheny, which will hereafter be the Eplsco-
pal See OF the new Diocese.
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The marks last night showed 1G feet 9
inches, and falling slowly.
The Granite State passed down Satur-
day morning, en- route for Portsmouth.
The MaIlie Ragon departed for Pitts
burgh at Z o'clock Saturday morning.
The steamers Sam Clark and b. d
Wood passed down on Saturday with
tows Of coal.
The Fearless and barges passed up on
Saturday.
The Courier departed for Parkers6urg
Saturday noon. To.day'S packet will be
the Express.
The Hudson departed for Cincinnati at
Arm. Saturday, with good trip.
The Salt Valley passed up ION Saturday
evening.
The Carrie Brooks arrived from Zanes.
vile on Saturday night, and left fol-
Pittsburgh yesterday morning.
The steamer Arlington, from Cincin'
natl, passed up at noon Saturday.
The Andes is due from Cincinnati to-
day.
lBy Telegraph
PrrrsBuRGH, March 19.-River 0 feet
4 inches and falling. Weather cloudy
and very cold.
New ORLEANS, March l9.-Raining
all day. Arrived-Alice, from St. Louis
MEMPHIS, March 10 Weather cloudy
with u slight snow this evening; river
rising steadily. Departed-Vicksburg
and Tale, St. Louis; Glencoe, New Or
leans.
CATO, March 19.-Arriyed--Pat Gle
burne, Evansville; City Of Helena, St
Louis; Julia, Vicksburg; Cons Miller
Cincinnati; Arkansas Belle, Evansville
EddyviIle, Nashville. Departed-Cle
burne, Evansville; Hillman, Nashville
Helena, vicksburg. River 81 feet4 inches
and rising; weather cloudy, with fall q
snow to the depth Of ! inches, aud still
showing.
ST.. LOUIS, March 10.-Arrived-Lee
from Peoria; Clinton, from Keokuk; Com
mon wealth, from New Orleans; City oil
Chester, from Memphis, and Fleming
from the Illinois river. Departed Lee
for Peoria, Fleming, for Dubuquei Leop
ard and tow, for New Orleans. River
stationary; snow has fallen nea rly all day
and still continues.
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MAYo's "DAvY CRocKErr."-Mr Frank
Mayo on Saturday evening at the Opera
House appeared before Wheeling audi
ence for the first time in the play Of "Davy
Crockett" The great interest Of the
play centers in Crockett himself, but the
support throughout was so excellent that
it constantly heightened the effect Of the
drama. Mr.. Mayo has for several years
been famous as q character actor, and in
his facial features has for some time had
no superior in America. In Crockett he
has graceful part to play, and he fills
the opportunity grandly. Possessed Of a
singularly handsome face and figure, an
elegant and natural reader, and having
that rare grace which is the browning
feature Of the really great actor, Mr..
Mayo is admirably suited to sustain the
character Of the untutored but pure and
noble frontiersman. All the scenes seem
characterized by great vIvacity and in
terest, and many by most dramatic pow.
er. Among those which called forth the
warmest applause we're those in which
Crockett almost drifts into declaring his
love for Miss Vaughn after rescuing her
from the storm, and that in which he bars
the door Of his cabin against the wolves
with his arm. We regret that the com.
pany did not have longer engagement.
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SERVICES AT THE FOURTH STREET
CHURCH YEsrERDAY.-The services at
the Fourth Street NJ. Z. Chruch yester-
day were unusually interesting At Q
o'clock in the morning a Conference love
feast was led by Rev. J.J. Dolliyer, and
at 1880 A. NJ. Bishop Harris ordained and
consecrated seventeen young men as
Deacons. The Bishop, after the conse.
Grafton, delivered an eloquent sermon
from the 3lst chapter Of jeremiah, 3lst
to Saith verse inclusive. At 8 o'clock in
the afternoon Rev. 10. Clark, Of Nor
gantown, delivered a sermon, after which
a class OF Elders was ordained. In the
evening Rev. Gideon Martin, formerly Of
this city but now OF Fairmont, delivered
an eloquent Centennial sermon. The ser:
vices Of the day and evening were we'll
attended, the large church being filled to
its utmost capacity.
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wuAr Wnxys Tu,yKs OF nzeRA, y

WHAT WILKES THINKS OF "ZERA."-
We clip the following paragraph concern.
ing "Zera," who gained brief notoriety
in this city a few days ago through crit.
cism which appeared in the columns Of
the ISTELLIeENcER, from Wilkes Spirit
cfhe Times, the leading dramatic paper OF
the country:
"Proi. zera, the gift 'Fakir,' with the
assistance OF Mr.. Kit Clark, succeeded in
disgusting large audience at Hamiltons
Opera House, Wheeling, W. Va, March
10th. II seems the Prof. took umbrage
at some adverse criticisms on his enter.
tainment, so he denounced the press from
the stage in a manner that not only in:
suited his audience, but stamped himself
a mere mountebank."
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TIE AMERICAN PEoPLE.-No people IN
The world suffer rs much with dyspepsia
M Americans-and although years OF ex-
perience in medicine have failed to &c,
complish a certain and sure remedy until
Green's August Flower was introduced
for this disease and its effects; yetso well
has this remedy succeeded in every, case
10 effect cure, that there is not a drug
gist In the United States but recommends
The August Flower in all cases OF dysPep-
sia and Liver Complaint, Costivenesss,
Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, and all
arrangements Of the Stomach and LIVER
Go to your Druggists, Logan, List q Co.;
and get sample bottle for 10 cents and
try L. Two doses will relieve any case.
Regular size rs cents. eod&W.
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An Irritated Constituency Hold
m Meeting.

CHICAGO, March 19.-The opposition
to the confirmation Of Derrickson as
Collector Of Internal Revenue OF this
District has occasioned considerable feel
ing in this city and various opinions as
to the propriety of the action Of the Con-
gressional delegation have been expressed.
Last night the Third ward Republican
Club held meeting at which the follow
ing resolution was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t is currently reported that
the Republican delegation in Congress
from Northern Illinois have recently In
terfercd in an appointment to one OF the
most important Federal offices in our CITY
in manner which we believe detriment-
al TO the public interests, therefore
Resolved, That this club, as Republicans,
do condemn all such interference as I'M
warrantable and subversiye of'all true
reform.
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I. BLUM g. BRo.--The enterprising
firm Of l. Blum & Bro, No. ll04 Main
street, announce extraordinary attrac-
tons in the dry goods line in our adyer-
Using columns this morning. They have
in their elegant store room large and
we'll selected stock Of spring dry goods,
which they offer at panic prices. For
example, they propose to sell 100 pieces
Of A fine unbleached muslin at 8 cents
per yard, 100 pieces OF A fine bleached
muslin at 0 cents per pard, 100 pieces oil
extra heavy ginghams at 10 cents per
yard, so pieces extra heavy Chevoit shirt.
ings at 10 cents per yard, so pieces Of boys
Csssimers, worth rs cents, at 80 cents
per yard, 25 pieces Of dress pluids at II!
cents per yard, 500 pieces new styles Of
spring dress goods from l2l cents to ST
per yard, 200 pieces Of Merrimac, Coche-
co, Oriental, &C., prints at ct cents per
yard. The attention Of our readers Is
called to the above prices.
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A Bad Man in Il Good Place.
Colonel Meyer AZ n Revenue
fAH1aE,.I


ST.. LOUIS, March 19.-The IfmcS has
a letter from Washington which contains
two letters, one from Ex-Governor Nc
Clurg and the other from Ex-Governor
Fletcher, OF this State, which urge the
removal OF Colonel Meyer, Supervisor oil
Internal Revenue for this district, on the
ground that he is corrupt man and I'M
worthy of trust. Ex-Governor McClurg
especially speaks OF Colonel Meyer as u
bad and unprincipled man, and refers to
the charges made against him when he
was a member Of the Police Board OF this
city, and for which he (McClurg) re-
moved him. He says: "lf | we're to
name person in the State more corrupt
than ali others, l would unhesitaungly
name Colonel Meyer as the one"
The ITmeS letter says that the Presi-
dent would have removed Meyer six
weeks ago but for the Intervention OF
Secretary Bristow, who plead that no &C:
ton should be taken in the matter until
the termination Of the whisky cases then
pending. These having been included,
Movers removal may be expected any
day. The letter further states that the
President will not remove Meyer on the
representations Of any one connected di-
rectly or remotely with the whisky
frauds, nor for any act Of his since he
became Supervisor, but on the statements
made by McClurg and Fletcher.
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A WIFE SEEKING INFORMATION OF
HER HusBAND.-Cap,ain Davis, OF the
city police, yesterday received a letter
from Mrs. Jsne Morrow, Of Bethany, ask
ing information Of her husband, W. W.
Morrow, who left home on the 9Th inst
for Wheeling. Mrs. Morrow states that
she has heard nothing OF him since he
left, and as he drinks a great deal when
be Is where he can get it," she fears he
has got into trouble and lost his money.
She describes him as an old man, with
gray hair and whiskers. Morrow ar:
rived in the city on the 9TH inst, and
was the same day arrested and locked up
on charge Of drunkenness. The next
morning at the police court he was fined
81 and cost, which he paid. He had
about $50 left after paying his fine, but
slept in the police court room during his
stay in the city. The last seen Of him
here by the police was two days after he
paid his fine.
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RESOLUTIONS complimentary to Rev.
W. N. Mullenix, passed at the West vir-
ginia Conference in Wheeling, W. Va,
March Is, 1876:
WHEREAS, Our brother, Rev. VIM. NJ.
Mullenix, has been a valuable and cher
ished member Of the West Virginia Con-
ference, and is now transferred 10 the
Kentucky Conference, therefore
Resolved, LIST. That we cherish with
kindest remembrance the Christian spirit
and able ministrationS Of Bro. Mullenix
during the nine years OF our association
with him.
ID. That we recommend Bro. Mullenix
10 the regard and confidence Of our
brethren OF the Kentucky Conference, as
sured that in him they will end an earn
eat and efficient co.labOrer in their great
work.
81. That We will follow Bro. Mullenix
with our prayers for his continued per-
sonal welfare and ministerial success.
R. NoBTHcRAFT,
G. MARTIN,
J.W. W. BoLToN,
]. WEsLEY WEBB,
I'M. POWELL,
S. E. STEELE,
D. II. K. DIX.
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MoRBrsTowE, IND, March lS.-This
afternoon difficulty arose between james
Bell and JEFF. Sanders, in this place,
whereupon the latter drew large knife
and inflicted wounds on Bell which will
probably prove fatal. Sanders escaped
ACCOUNTABILITY, o., March 1s.-The
storm OF Thursday cut US of from the
world, besides doing other damage. A
large portion Of the slate roof Of the High
School building blew of, iniuring several
scholars, who In their fright left the
building. Several other buildings lost
their roofs, chimneys, &c, No one re.
ported seriously injured.
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ANNIVERSARY PARADE.-The Odd Eel.
lows Of the city ure making ARRANGEMENTS
for grand parade on the 10Th Of April,
the tifty-eighth anniversaryof Odd Fellow.
ship. Hon, Schuyler Coltax was invited
TO be present and deliver an Grafton upon
that occasion, but declined on account Of
a previous engagement. A meeting OF
representatives Of all tho lodges will be
held on Tuesday evening for the purpose
Of making further arrangements.
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SALES OF REAL EsrATE.-The follow
ing sales Of real estate were made by j,
c. Hervey, real estate agent and auc-
tioneer, within the past three days:
A frame house on South Huron street,
Island, belonging to the heirs Of Walker
Hunter, deceased, to Mrs. Caroline Ritz,
for 81 900.
Lewis Younckes residence on the cor
ner OF Marshall and German streets,
Sixth Ward, to. r. Ii. Gillespy, for
Sl,735.
Eighty acres Of the Lance estate, in
Washington county, Ohio, to William
Murphy, for.S5O0.
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FuRSrruRE.-Messrs. Friend & Son
display a most elegant assortment OF
Brussels, three ply and ingram carpets,
rugs, floor and table oil cloths Of all
widths, and window shades Of every vari.
ETY.. Their line Of furniture embraces
Dressing Case and Parlor Suits, Marble
Top Tables, Side Boards, Wardrobes and
Book cases, all of the most exquisite
designs and elegant finish. They have
also large and well selected stock Of the
commoner class Of furniture OF the best
makes. All their goods are offered at the
lowest living prices, go and sec them.
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LAWRENCE, KAN, March lS.-A Stdn-
dard re porter visited Surveyor General
Bnbcock, to-day, and in reply to the re-
porter's interrogation relative to the Fort
Sully leadership, the General stated that
when all the facts in the case are known
it will be found that the transaction was
purely Of business nature, and can not
In any way be made to reflect upon him
self, Durfee and Peck, or the Admins
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aEnMBoIDs BucHu is still in the e.
NTH OF It's popularity. Notwithstanding
The absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the Cele.
brated medicine is still manufactured at 2,
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and y
sold by all respectable druggists. II Is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
feits. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. aS"
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SUCCESSFUL SALE OF Town Lors.-Mr.
]. E. Hervey, the auctioneer, on Satur.
day made another successful sale Of the
Lazearville lots, at Wellsburg. A large
number OF these desirable lots remain un.
sold, and can be purchased upon reasona.
BILE terms upon application to Mr..
Heryey, at 14Os Market street, Wheel.
inc
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PITTSBURGH, March ia large meet
ing Of Internationalists was held in South
Side to night, to review the condition Of
the order in this section and to determin
the adyisability of creating q new section
on that side Of tho river. The proceed
ings consisted mainly Of speeches and in
terchange OF views. The meeting finally
adjourned till tomorrow, when further
action will be taken in the premises.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-20

BOARD OF EouALIzDTIoN.-The State
Board Of Equalization transacted no bust.
ness Of Importance on Saturday, the sta.
tistical table Of land assessments ordered
for the use Of the Board not having been
completed by the Clerk. The Board will
probably get to work in earnest to-day or
Tomorrow,
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JUBILEE SINoERs.-Pollard's Jubilee
Singers" four in number, sang in the
English Lutheran Church yesterday
morning, and at the Sabbath school Of
that church in the afternoon. The sing.
era are colored, two males and two
females. The songs consisted Of old
plantation melodies Of religious nature.
We understand the Jubilee Singers
propose togive cancert in this city soon
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TABLET TO THE MEMoRY OF BrsHor
WnELAS.-A marble tablet Is to be put
up in ST. Josephs Cathedral, near the
altar, to the memory Of the late Bishop
Whelan. Upon this tablet is inscribed
the name, dates Of birth and death, and
transfer from Richmond TO Wheeling
diocese; also u Latin Inscription.
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To BE SOLD To-Day. C. Hervey,
real estate agent and auctioneer, will this
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Court House,
offer the Fahy property, in Centre
Wheeling, ut public sale, when the prop
erty will positively be sold.
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FATALLY ISJuKED.-M Mike Roman, a
well known baggage master on the Hemp
field road, while coupling cars at Wa.h.
ington, Pa, Saturday night, was caught
between the bumpers and so seriously in.
iured that he died within a few minutes
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DISCHARGED FROM THE PESTrESTrARY.
JEFF. and Jack Taylor, who have served
FIVE years each in the Penitentiary at
Moundsville for burglary in Marion
county, were discharged from that insti-
tuition on Saturday, their terms Of impris.
onment having expired.
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If census should be taken Of all the
people who have enjoyed sleigh rides In
this city during the present winter, II
would not make so long list as one Of
those who are dissatisfied with their
taxes,
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THE Mckee Rankin company closed
their engagement in this city with mat
inee on Saturday afternoon, and perform.
ed in Stenbenville Saturday night. From
Stcubenville they will go direct to Phila-
delphia, where they Immediately COM
mence an unlimited engagement.
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JUSTICE CALDwELL.-Lizzie RhoadS on
Saturday afternoon entered an intorma'
ton before Justice Caldwell, charging
Frank Dixon with bastardy. Dixon was
held in $3.50 for his appearance at court
IN nhsWer
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A BRrDoEroRT man, who has worked
himself up to a state Of frenzy over the
currency conflict, sent to his booksellers
for zone copy Of Darwin's Origin OF
Specie" and was intensely disguised to
find out that it didn't treat Of money at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-20

SOME old duffer wrote that "nothing ia
permanent but change" and we wish to
remark in that connection that the only
thing certain about this March weather Ia
that It's uncertain.
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A YOUNG man named Sweeney, who
lives in Martins Ferry, was found on the
wharf near the suspension bridge satur-
duy afternoon, overcome with the cold.
Ee was taken into saloon and thawed
nut
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The average street car horse does more
good on Sunday than livery animals Of
the same genus perform in an entire
week, and yet the street car horse il not
vain creature,
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JUSTICE KAXMER.-John Nary was
before this Justice upon \ charge Of
stealing felt hat from Q. B, Behler's
hat store in July last, and was committed
70 jail 10 answer inthe County Court.
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TIE petition Of the County Court Of
Marion county Tor reduction Of land as.
Sessments will be considered by the State
Board Of Equalization tomorrow.
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CRY PERsoNAls.-D. r. Frazier will
assume the management OF the Wheeling
House, at West Alexander, on the first OF
April.
Mayor Of Moundsville, in place OF Rev.
Walter Evans, resigned.
Mr.. W. L. Moffett, Sergeant.at-Arms Of
the House Of Delegates, Is in the city:
Mrs. Katharine Gray will read in Mar.
tins Ferry next Friday night for the
benefit OF the Library Association Of that
town.
Miss Rose McNaughton has returned
home from an extended visit in the West.
Manager james Hamilton left for Bal.
timore last evening, to look up attrac.
tons for the Opera House. Mr.. Hamil-
ton hopes to effect an arrangement with
Mr.. ]. B. Ford, by which he can play his
excellent company a short engagement
here,
Father Sullivan was present at the
conservation Of Bishop Tuigg, in Pitts
burgh, yesterday.
]. W. Cracraft, Esq, Of Kanawha coun-
ty, ia stopping al the Grant.
Mr.. Alex. Moo ney, OF tbs city, regis
tered Ut Hurst's European Hotel, ST.
Louis, a day or two ago.
Billy Manning, the well.known come
dian and end man, who has so often set
Wheeling audiences in roars Of laughter
at his ludicrous negro eccentricities, is
lying very low at the Theatre COmique,
ST. Louis, with consumption.
Rev. Joseph Stcnger, OF Charleston, is
in the city. He came here TO attend the
funeral Of his mother, which took place
on Saturday.
Messrs. G. II. Beall, J. c. Palmer, A. NJ.
Buchanan, Thos. Buchanan and Abram
Wilson, Of Brooke county, had an inter-
view with the West Virginia Land Com
mittee at the Capitol building on Friday
last.
Prof. Arthur B. Guerard, who has been
canvassing the State for a month past
in the interest Of West Virginia's Centen-
nial Exhibition, returned 10 the city yes
terday, andis stopping at the Mcclure.
Mr.. Frank Mayo; the actor, and the
company supporting him in "Davy
Crockett" stopped at the Mcclure Satur-
day night. The party left lor Baltimore
yesterday morning at s o'clock.
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The trains on the B. & o. Road were
detained about two hours on Saturday az
ternoon by the telescoping Of two freight
trains near Board Tree tunnel.