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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA. o. June 7-Sailed. bark Rival Adams. San
ALEXANDRIA, June l7-Arrived. schrs D NJ Anthony.
John Baker Geo yreeIand Emily SaySr N Raw
sonsston; Henry Finch lyns Point American Team.
shaw and Leonard rrom Georgetown. -.
s%
liverpool; brig Lillian ODD, Campbell, Gadia; ,sehrs Bi
Baxter Baxter Baracoa; Sevsntysix roe south Amboy
TooKsr Rondoa. Ean,ce Rich. Jenkins. Now York. AZ
ws s.il. AtwsoS i A%n.oOis
BALTIMORE. june I7-Arrved. schr Lotsie, Taylor
issn-Arved, s.eamerf William Woodward. Young, No.
York; Franklin Mcaisughlin. Philadelphia; John .
hull RIVER. juno 7-Arrived, brig W ii Tucker tIsr,
BANGOR June o-Arrived. schr Mark rendeton, Pom
load for philadelphia Caroline Kcnzc. Dukes do for
sailed John Winthrop shsvs.iek New Bsafosa
SslliS CrSSsll TIslp. iIsa.on, chimney Gar Ham
smith, Gray Philadelphia
s "cIHRIssfoS juno ls-saed schrs st clair Ed
Mitchell do: SIN Crawford, New York. Telegraph. dol
GALvEsTON june. ls-Arrived. sehrs George Peabody
Oar; Lend; WSs%p:ss S;% YORK S.a.s
GEoRGETowN DC. June ie-sailed, schr Geo L Fessen
NEW ORLEANS, juno I4-Arrived, schr Sunbeam Kahn
Cook SALEM Mass Samuel Warren, Hcrt New York sloop
| Nellie Grant. TIods0n. do
! NEW BEDFORD. June lo-Arrved, schr Spencer,
| Courser, Haverstraw
NEwfoKT, June 10 PM,Arrived schr Exeter. Pondle.
| Saied-Schrs Fannie Hammer. Brooks Nantucket foI
Phiadslphia; W Braincrd. Fitch New Bedford for New
l Sr Thomas Providence m
| New York.
Returned sehrs Arson Brown Mills Providence for New
York; Fannie Hammer
| PENSACOLA. June i4-Arrivsd ship Marietta ItaD,
| Bara Genoa.
PHILADELPHIA, June Is-Arrvcd: steamers Ohio,
Morrison. Liverpool j w Everman Plat, Richmond
Lancaster Mills New York ship u Sewell. Pennell Liver
pco schrJ Ricardo iowa. Little. Portsmouth
Sailad-Steame Virginia
RICHMOND. June 16-Arrivcd briggs Bogota. johnson.
Baltimore. TO load for BrSxi: John Wesley, Ford Bnlti
more. light. to load for London.
Sailed wyxnake. Couca. New York; schrs
Nancy smith. Boyd. Rio Jsneiro; Breeze, crsnmer New
York.
SAN FRANCISCO. June loArrved. bark Forest Queen.
Burns Port Ludlow
| Cleared Bark Marmion, Jordan. Port Townsend.
Sailed-seamer City OF Panama, Noleu. Victoria: ship
Coquimbo Acy, Port Madison barks Dorsetshire OBJ,
Hardy Coquimbo Ca,l Marmion Jordan, Seattle; brig
Hazard. Walker. Portland.
SAVANNAH. June ls.ssied steamer ssraSsssa. Hoop
philadelphia: Mary Collins woodstock Fla; revenue
cutter Crawford. New York.
SALEM. June sArrivcd schr Ixeta. Hicks. Elisabeth
port.
sailed-schr J.Gimorc nrom Mount Deser). New York
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The pursers Reading and Gamma will please
accept thanks Tor favors.
Scma Il @ KINDS, llil from Boston. got ashore on
ClarXs LEDGE Todds Head, 9TH inst. but
without damage by assistance OF FROM the
Woodbury. and arrived Calais 10th
ScnR SETH SMITH. Marsha from Calais for Lamiash
Scoand before reported in collision with the schr Index
put into Eastpor the 9Th inst. Damage, II
ported
Sem sEABIRD for New York. light. and unknown
loaded schooner went ashore Rikars Island yesterday
Pm. They would probably noa. MT high water
BANGOR, Me, June lsschr Globe of Bangor. the
Farther Point last night, fog and
lies under water The were rescued
CnARLxsrox, June l6-1he debris OF bark N Kicrke-
gard ashore OF the recently hoated
sullivan Island during the late and
terday the fragments lay on the beach
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Bark Guinevere of Halifax. bound east May 20. on
Gaspe.
bark Tradh Nor Jaeobsen. from Dublin for New York.
May ~ lat ~ 90 Ion ~ -
brig Goodwin. craig from Marsees for cardenas May
-. on Cape racratn.
Brig Mas V;er, zeplisn, from bremen for Montreal
june l. OF tho Wight
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shipmssters informed
that by telsgraphing the HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing ennett No 40 Fleet street. London to tho
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de lopera
PARIS tho arrivals q and departures iron European and
Eastern ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will cabled this
try tree Of charge.
Captains arriving 1t and sailing from French and Med
ports win ind the Paris Office the econom
cal and expeditions for selegrAphing
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THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB.

special meeting Of tho Union League Club will be
held Mt the club house Wednesday evening, 2ist
inst at eight O'Clock TO respond TO the nominations
made by the Republican Convention at Cincinnati
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Southern States. He supported while In Congress, all
the Of reconstruction which the republicans
then adopted aud doubtless does not regret having
done SO; but he is OF those who believe that tho
Southern States ought now 20 be allowed to
rule In their own internal affairs precisely the
Northern States do, aud II he should become Pres
dent while he would not permit grave and dangerous
disturbances in any part Of the country he would not
bolster up inefficient and corrupt State In
the South, nor make the federal power the tool OF
aesignn carpetbag politicians as has done too
much during the last fcw years He WILL It is quito
safe TO say dsappon the carpctbag and bloody shirt
politicians OF tho South and their extremist allies in
the North
REVENUE TARIrY QUESTIONS.
II may be added that Governor Hayes is known to
have made for some years close and careful study
oil tho revenue and tariff questions, and, while
he Is a person of great moderation, he leans
decidedly to the opinions Of those who desire a
lower and simpler taril, and closer commercial rela.
lions with tho nations upon the two American con-
tinents. He Is likely to give considerable and intc
gent attention these questions and II he should be-
como President, to select his cabinet somewhat with
relation to the opinions and knowledge OF It's members
upon them. or he is hard money man, and
he would probably, had he been consulted, made tho
currency plank OF the Cincinnati platform less namby
PANTY than 1t is for he learned the OHIO
last fall that IT is safest to meet that squarely
and courageously and not bv cvasious which
the suspicious discomfort Of both hard and
soft money men.
CINCINNATI CONVENTION
excellent body OF men, above the average of
such bodies in intelligence and conduct It was col
leclcd cxccrablc building, badly ventilated in
which tho speakers could themselves heard only
by bawling, and where very difficult maintain
order amid the intense excitement and extreme heat
But the Convention transacted its business with
patience and tho streets and in the hotels though
the crowds dense and the strife arduous and
bitter there disorder, no drunkenness and no
quarrellings
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
oN.

DATES or DEPARTURES YORK FOR rHR MONTH";
Ju>k AND July.
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Republican Convention acted with sagacity aud dis
erection, and that triumphant result will confirm that
of.iutot
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CONVENTION AND CANDIDATE
Governor Hayes at His Home
in Columbus, Ohio.
Character and Purpose Of the Meet
ing at Cincinnati.
The Man Everything-The
Platform Nothing.
Views of the Nominees on the
Leading Political Questions.
NO CHANGE FOR THE BLOODY SHIRT.
Carpet Baggers and Scallawags
Nothing to Hope For.
Views of the Nominees on the
Leading Political Questions.
NO CHANGE FOR THE BLOODY SHIRT.
Carpet Baggers and Scallawags
Nothing to Hope For.
MR. BEECHER ON THE COMING MAN

COLUMBUS, Ohio, June IS 1876
Mr.. and Mrs Marshall o. Roberts. Ex-Governor and
Mrs. L. ID. Morgan and Mr.. Eliot +. Shepard OF New
York, paid visit this evening to Governor Hayes at
his Official residence, Capitol square. There
few other visitors friends of the and
dents OF tho town present and the evening passed
In Interchange of social sentiment In the morning
Governor Hayes paid visit 10 the Mol House, where
about dozen OF the members Of the committee, in
sludng r. H. Dana, L. Y. Hale and Edward Mcpherson,
appointed to acquant him with his nomination TO the
Presidency. had remained over for the Sabbath. He
was cordial and communicative with all and deepened
FAVORABLE IMPRESSION
no made the previous evening by his candid and unaf
fccted manner During the day the Governor
found in the midst OF interesting circle et his chi
drcn all appearances unconcerned by The respon-
sibiity thrust upon him any OF the little
play Ing ut his knoe.
gwen to-day by OF Governor Hayes friends
who appears to know his character thoroughly
that nobody not most intimate terms with HIM
understand fully his large capacity tor craftsmanship.
He has d0plh OF nerve and common Tor which
he has received credit 1t Is impossible 10 get
him to talk Of himself, but with tho field and tho OPP
portunes TO show what he DO he will rise the
and answer all the ancipalions Of his friends
Yesterday and to-day host OF newspaper from
INTERVIEW GOVERNOR,
but without success SO far the HERALD representa-
lives have been tho only people with he has in
tercnanged any ideas worth PUBLISHING With the
rcption OF those already mentioned few politicians
called upon HIM politicians which is rather cred
table fact He disposed to talk much politics
He believes
REPUBLICAN
has not yet performed whole mission and that 1t
would be calamity TO the country It failed TO fulfil
It. or Bia.ne he speaks in high terms, and he has
words of oaiogy and regard for Conklns Morton and
Brlstow. He says he hopes ablo and experienced
Of tho republican party will sustain him, he has
no idea OF beng thought competent exponent OF
publican principles In his way he will do bcst but
lie needs all tho help the best representatives Of tho
party Afford him. Governor Hayes appeared
neither elatcd nor depressed, and said he like
Montague in respect and practiscd tho philosophy
oil never repning AZ his lot
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FALMOUTH, June 49, PM-Wind SW. moderate.
HoLrRKAp. June Is, PM--wind SW. smooth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-06

BIRD TRAINrxd.-The New York Her
aid Of Sunday last, published lengthy
but interesting article upon birds, the re.
suit Of IN interview with Theodor Vogt
one Of the leading bird fanciers Of New
York, and who also keeps a birdNstore
in that city. In the course OF the CONVEX.
sation Mr.. vogt alludes to Prof. D. C.
Genther, OF this city, as follows:
"What about trick birds ?"
"You can teach almost any bird tricks
Mr.. Genther, OF Wheeling, W. Va, is the
best trainer in the country. Take the
bird when he is young and he learns
easily 10 tell numbers, perch on your
finger, take seed from your lips, and SO
forth. The easiest 10 teach are the Java
sparrow, the troopial and the inches"
The Professor has for years been en-.
gagged in training birds and animals, and
his reputation has even reached Europe,
Many Of the trick birds and animals now
on exhibition throughout the country
were trained by him at his bird store in
This city.
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ASrABRNo CAsE-A man wearing a
torn and bloody shirt staggered down
11th street to Main street about 1890
o'clock yesterday, and by, his loud cries
soon raised alarge crowd Of people. The
man showed a cut in his left side, about
three.quar,ers Of an ch;inlenglh, and
said that he had been stabbed, but refus-
ed to say where or by whom. It appears
that the injpred individual, John scheut-
ter by name, who. lives in East Wheeling,
made a grab at the peanuts expos.
ed for sale by an Italian on the
corner Of Market and 18th streets,
which the Roman resented. Sew.
eral blows were exchanged, when Schuet.
ter ran down TO Main street, as above
stated. lie was not stabbed by the 1tal-
ion, however, as the wound was observed
by several persons while lie was walking
up Market street, previous to the did:
Guilty. II il said that he was stabbed
early in the morning by some unknown
person with whom he was playing cards.
The wound Is not serious.
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THESE are The muskmeIon holy days,
the sweetest Of the year! We have en-
tered upon that brief, perfect season
which intervenes between the dog-days
and the first cool menaccs OF autumn.
The heated term has insensibIy melted
into the final ripencss and mellowness OF
summer, with days still long enough for
delight and nights OF recuperative fresh
ness. There is a soft haze in the mir,
which denotes permanepce Of. tair weather
rather than heat; for it intercepts the
fiercer beams OF the sun at monday
and covers with dead.gold the crescent Of
the new moon. In the country, the air
is full Of the smell OF stubblc, ripening
corn and aromatic wayside weeds; in the
city, fruity odors struggle with and gen:
orally overcome the civilizations OF the
streets., 1t il warm enough 10 battle dur
ing the day, and cool enough for blank
ct at night. Yet this too heeting season
is almost unconsciously enjoyed by us.
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ITO CAPITALISTS
o. Parties Of. Small Means DESTROYS Of
Engaging IN Grape Growing,
.u Coal Mining or Market
Gnrhanlnn

On account Of advanced ago ] am desirous o
changing my residence, and therefore offer for salt
my farm situated opposite the city OF wheeling, OF
tho DIVER bank, midway between bridgeport and
Martins Ferry, and Immediately adjoining tho vi
LACE Of KtnaVllle. The property consists OF q
acres Of hill and table land and IS Of river bottom
In tho hill there are two seams Of coal, 6 and 81
feet thick, three deposits Of Limestone, an ioo
vein Of close tefture sand or free stone, an 10 foot
vein Of mari, Which altogothef make soil and ~
underlying bed Of deposits Of nch and valuable
character.
On the suItaee, tho larger portion Of which lie
gently doping 70 the east and all under direct ex'
posufo 10 The sun, ian Vineyard oil 30 acres, mostly
6ltawba grapes Ill In 6no bearing condition, about
seven yea old, which has proven itsolt able to pay
GhKndsome per cent to the cultIyator.
The property Is being approached above and be
low by an advancing tide Of persons beoking Smal
homeiteadS, and Is now really the only unoccupIet
tarritory between Bridgeport and Martins Ferry
II d valuable as an investment for capital seeking
Daie purchase, and valuable 10 those who want mar
kst gardening ground Close 70 tho city. 1t 'front.'
BEAUTIFULLY upon the river and commands Viey o
the eIty, the Island and the whole scenery Of th'
valley.
M terms Of sale viii be 0ne-third cash, balAncI
In two annual payments, 8 per cent interest on de
f0rred uaymenIS For further particulars lnquirt
RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the pennies, or by mail at Bridgeport, ohio
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COUNTY Court TRIAL DodKET.-The
following Is tho trial docket for the Sep
tember term Of the County Court, so far
aSthe cases have bean setfor hearing;
eaioaady,SsSs div. H. etelle, appel.
liant, Va. James Smith, appellee, Jane T,
Good vs.. Hugh q. Devine, VIM. SLoet-
zer vs.. George Coffee, VIM, F. Tracy, ap'
pellee, vs.. S. J. Ellifritz, appellant, Jos,
H. PeAdletonvs. Joseph and S. W. Whar,
ton, Henry Schultz w.. G. 4. ". Goetze
Patrick McDermottYs. John Robrecht,
A. Nee onnell VS.. A: McKaig, Rachel L,
Gilpin ys. Alex. Culley, Robrecht VS.. Con.
rad & Armstrong, Charles Bauman vs.. A.
NeuhRusen.
ILesdaH Sept. 12-James johnson VS..
Matthew Lucas, VIM. Bach and Others
vs. K. obman, Conrad schnept vs.. y,
Wdsensneeht, Ludwig Wilhelm rs. U
and s. Wagenknecht, Fred. Was admin,
istrator) vs.. james Hamilton, Jacob Emu
& Co. vs.. D. Bashar executor, Jaee9
Ehni, 4. Co. VS.. Lewis Ortiz, games 81
Cunningham Va. Valentine Auth, ttdo-
line Oset Va. Wheeling Centripetai Power
Co, Thomas Conner ys. Mary hearhs'
Williams Brcss apPelles8, Va. L. slcEieF
"pft EaIaesSay, Sept. l3-Jacob Aronheimel
va George Fry, Alfred Simmons VS.
Daniel Hartley, P. w. Bosley Receiver
etc,) vs.. John Bailey, c. D. Fleming rs
COS c and D Of W. Va, Z. J. and Q. Nc.
Wrsy, appelleeS, Vs.! Ellen Templeton,
appellant, CatharinS Friery vs.. John
Klevis, Rose Shauss vs. Thomas Curran
G. Welty & Bro. vs.. B. Stanley and G
W. Kennedy, C. Welty and Brother vs.,
Hanson liner and Henry liner, Annie
Schell Va. City OF Wheeling, Rogge y
Koch vs., W. F. Wollenweber..
Thursday, Sept. 14AJohn McCarty VS.,
Michael Dobbin, Theodore Schneider vs.
John P: Gilchrist, State (for use Of AIMS
Barrett) vs.. John Robrecht, Sarah E
Eaton ys. Thos. ]. Hamm, Thos. Fahy vs..
Geo. Wimms, G. 0. Davenport, appellee,
vs.. Henry Stamm, appellant, Isaac Piper
(prcsident) vs.. A. Gains and r. Seymour
Thos. Fahy vs.. Pat. Howley, Hugh Har.
rison VS.. John Giehl, Wheat, Isett (
Naylor. vs.. s. Rodelheim and :. 'Cohn.
Friday, Sept. 15-W. P. McCleary & Co
Va. Lewis & WoodmanSee, Logan, List 4
20; w.; D.Levi ana j. Afonn . 1
q wilson vs.: lhos. n; wilson ~ pros
Michael Whim' "a. Edward LarX'ns
Isaac smith, appellee, vs.. \. Atkle, up
pella1t, YIN. Fleming W. NIcnoi Iy., ose'
ger, y, Welty q BRO. vs., geo; Ml.s T
W. d. Smith Sa.4feo: orumbaGker, mm
fDaEson vs.. Walter Marshall, Wm' MOTH
VS.. Wesley Bowman. :.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-06

From THE CINCINNATI TINES W.
had looked in vain for an entirely sails
factory likeness Of Governor Hayes
among the many published, until we saw
that Just issued by Messrs: WiIstach
Baldwin & Co, Of this city. Their large
steel engraying-a line engraving oil tn!
best styles remarkably accurate and
liielike, in It's presentation Of the features
Of the Republican candidate for th'
Presidency, and clearly surpasses every
other that has come Under ournotice. II !
worthy to last for all time as the standard
portrait Of r. B. Hayes. sl
TIE same publishers have also Issued
in similar style, portrait Of Hon. VII.
liam A. Wheeler, the Republican capdi
date for Vice President, for the fidelity
and accuracy Of which We can youct
from personal knowledge, as well as fol
lis superior excellence. Both these en-
Cravings are admirable and true ID ma
lure, beyond what is often produced By
the engrayer's art, and they merit, al
they unhesitatingly have, our voluntary
unqualified Endorsement. These fine en-
cravings are sold by agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-06

Po1IroA1 PorSN.-A Hayes and
Wheeler pole raising will take place a.
Triadelphis at 2 P. N. Saturday 'AOie
speakers will be on hand.
How high is this 2''A gentleman VINO
arrived IN the city yesterday from the
West reports the following vote taken on
a Central Ohio train: Hayes, I'LL Tilden,
20: Cooper, 4; doubtful" .; refused to
Tho Eighth Ward Hayes and Wheeler
cnards at their meeting last night,
adoptedas their uniform blue cap, and
red cape with white cqllat-the national
colors, red, white and blue. Two OF the
members were appointed committee to
purchase the uniforms at once.
The Hayes and Wheeler Guards oil
CLAY district met last night at the Court
House. W. L. Cole, the Secretary elected
al the organization Of the club, having
left the city, John 7. Cowl was elected
Secretary in his place. The club resolved
| to uniform, with blue as the color. s. B,
McCulloch and J. E. B. Mcdonald were
appointed a committee 10 secure hall
for Meeting. Clay district will turn out
enthusiastically yet. They will meet
again Friday eyening-plaee to be an
nounced by postal card. ~.
Preparations are being made for q
rousing Republican demonstration In the
First Ward on Saturday evening next
An effort will be made to have Gen. COT
speak. v. :.
The Hayes and Wheeler guards Of the
Seventh Ward now have IAN excellent
glee club, consisting OF the following well.
known singers: Messrs.C. Y. Lucas, g
n. Collier, Charles Reed, Bert Hobbs, Ed
Hobbs, it,, W. J. Il. Bown, S. NJ. Hamll-
ton and Pearce Hamilton, the latter hav'
ing charge Of the organ.
Attorney General Matthews is down
Tor speech at the Democratic, central
club room tomorrow night.
The Seventh Ward Hayes and Wheeler
club held a special meeting last evening
for the purpose OF adopting a new uni.
form. We did not.learn the result.
There was a procession Of boys on the
street last night in the interest Of Tilder
and Hendricks, and they made cohaider-
able OF n racket. By the way, the rising
generation is showing more enthusiasm
In the cause than their dads.
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SENSIBLE ADucE.-You arc asked
every day through the columns Of news
papers and by your druggist to use some-
thingfor Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
that you know nothing about, and you get
discouraged spending money with but
little success, Now 70 give you satis-
factory proof that FGreeG's August
Flower viii cure you Of Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint with all It's effects, such
% Sour Stomach, Sick HeadaeleS Habit
gal Co.tiveness, pPlpitation of the Heart
HEARTBURN, WatsrsbrSsh, coming up q
food after eating, low spirits &c.,:we AJAX
you togo 10 your druggist and get a
Sample Bottle Of Greene August Flower
for 10 cents and try ii, or a Regular Size
for rs cents. Two doses will cure you.
Wholesale agents, hogan, List u Co., and
LauEhlini Bros! 500 = . -eod&w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-06

CHANGE. OF ,BASK ORRICERs!A-, We
learn that Mr.. u J. Gill has re-
signed his position Of cashier Of
the National Exchange Bank Of
Steubenville. Owing 10 the pressure
of,priyate business engagements, Mr. Gill
hasbeen compelled to give up the active
duties Of cashier, although. he will still
retain his connection with Che bank in q
less active capacity. Mr.. T. A. Ham
mond, the present assistant cashier, has
been appointed to the position OF cashier
add Wm.l A. Elliott, late County Treas
urer, will take Mr.. Hammond's place
SeubenrilLe Herald b.. 4g,lr
Mr.. Hammond, who formerly resided
here, Is, a clever gentleman as we'll
as an energetic and wide awake business
man. His many friends in this vicinity
will be glad to hear Of his promotion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-06
AccrpENr Ar THE CAr1ro1 Ru1LpIN

ACCIDENT AT THE CAPITOL BUILDING
About II o'clock yesterday morning q
young man named John Collins fell from
a, ladder at.the Capitolbnilding, and was
quite seriously injireda ICollins was EN-
ployed as slate lender, and was engaged
in carrying slate to the tower Of the build
ing. While descending from the tower
he missed his footing on the ladder and
felbone story, a distance Of about twelve
feet Ills head was badly cut and bruised
one ear being torn completely of, bis
back was bruised some and be sustained
serious internal injuries. The unfortu
nate man was removed to the Wheeling
Hospital, where he will be kindly taken
care Of. Collins came here from Steu'
benyille on Monday evening, and only
commenced work yesterday, (which makes
The accident peculiarly unfortunate. He
is about twenty-five, and unmarried.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-06

THE counrs-cOuSrr couEr-JMgs
Coehran-Court met at 0 o'clock Yesterday
morning as usual.
On motion of G. O.. Davenport, Mr.,
John WALTON was admitted to practice in
this court. q
WI. Moorhead was appointed a COM
mittee for Louis II. Myers. lunatic.
Bond. $500, with w. p. McKelyey as
surety. .,.
In the case Of Mary E. Mozeay vs.. Rev,
Ephraim lawson, upon charge Of bas-
tardy, there being no evidence to substan-
tiate the charge, the defendant was acquit-
ted by The court. - u