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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-21

Ad.lres, all orders.tO
, 1876-08-12

Tho tenth anniversary Of the 1Ia1sted-strcet N.
Z. sabbath.S School will occur tomorrow at .. III.
There will be grand trottlng matinee at tie Cen
trail Park t1slyB At p. m. to-day. 1t Ia Tres TO
all.
Tho creditors Of the Cock County National I}ank
will he grati1cd 10 learn that Mr. A. II. hurley,
the Receiver, authorizes the announcement tint
they will rcccye dividend Ut 10 per cent IN Sep.
tcmbcr. The petslatont !abors OF tc Receiver aro
At last beginning to bear fruit
The following leaders OF tho Womhn'a Christian
Temperance Union nre appointed u lead the daily
Gospel 1cupcrance Mer,img III .L.,wur ra1wcll
Hall, con,nuns!ag 4Mx =: Monday. Mrs; Y. q,
,lay, Mts. Q: u. schuyler; Thursday, Mr.. willis
lsarnes; Friday, Hrs. {. u. Alton; Saturday, Mrs.
n. Il. HOlyoke.
Tho Rav. 1fnrAtlo slchhins, D. D., who snc-
cccdel tho lats Starr King 1T snu Francisco who
~ unu OF his must noted prcuchcrs In tho Unitarian
Church. u aa,inE a. tho Palmer ll"uss. liz
and a reception Will be given him In tho church
partUrs Monday evening. to which tho mcnners Ut
the uther Unitarian congregations In tle city arc
Invited.
, 1876-08-12

TUE DOCKET NHAt.lsf CLEAKHH.
The consideration of the tar cascs was rcs,t,nsl
yesterday In tho County Court. A sutge number
Ut special objections to Indisidunl lots were oser
ruled and H0nlB sustained. They contain tlo
matter Of general interest except this; tlat II from
my accident PERSONS land Ia aascsscd with
Auotter'S. there ls NJ why in which the partlcs
interested can pay thclr taxes Oh their several
portions. II seems that there might ha slight
amendment Of the Ileyenua law l,y which ti,crs
might be d feassessmeut and dYtslon III suct cascs
by the authorized A4sessor Another set ot hard.
ahpa nlsD au.,tar where tue Asscssors acknowledge
land wac to be asscssed ut 4u0 but by mlalAltu
twu extEn cyphcr4 were Rldcd, making the tAx
tqnaa u half this value Of tue land. Such mtstakeA
md difficulties do not cotne to the knowledge Of
taaes; and tho law aeems defective In refusing
them hcp unless they can prove fraud In making
the assessment.
In relation 10 the tax levi 10 nay interest on tue
per rent on tho AesesaeA valuation. TINT II to pay
Interest OIL tho city certificates, Judge Wallace
opinion In thu matter; that 1t would taku cUnsIcr
that he should gtss pro forma dec!u!on for tho
city, leaving tho parties object!ng tu pfeauht the
question pf law ~ to tile validity Of this debt In
tAe a1ss instance to tho Sursouio Court. !lu would
pro toru.a Judgment against the objection and
laintng the tax to pay these certificates.
Vhe taI casts are now closed tue Court having
pvcEfuled all objections Ut substantial nstuts at
Many cssca will Gs taken to tba Supreme Court,
aud will present tho questions on thu validity OF tho
city temporary loAns, township orgunixatluM uf
c9a eSn'5 M xsy Il ns az ~, ar 4 s
be expected in JanuuFy u Jnne next.
Special assessment csse1 will nuw be taken up.
, 1876-08-12

4tGWRnH lJNltV 4f6{EN.
In tho collleEy districts Of puntllcbury and C1f-
ton, on July 81. 22, and o' an extraordinary nc.
cilent tinproieil Mt tho Clifton Hall Collcry, -Four
hundred s'id twenty men ana boys weEe employed
or tho deepest In the d!str!ct. Thc CAUSE OF tho
accident was tho collision Of two cagce, meeting
midway down the shaft, which cut OF al connn::
n!cation with tfe head Workings, and $50 mon and
buys wore In consequence Imprisoned for nearly
forty hours Mon wrrc setto work to ctcar tho
s!aft and eventually ono of then, foil Into the dtb
hole 1T tho bottom af tho pit, It WIS not until 0
o'clock. h0wesar, on Saturday morning that COM
muniratIon with tho men below could b. opencd.
Tho scene In tho workings during Tho long nights
whiting was very exciting 1sn w9re kspt IN yssy y
happened to bo he1uw at tho time OF tho accident.
They wnto quito unaware Of tho na!nre nf the hock
In tile nhaft of Of tho mcAna which WIRE lalng IT,
ken Tor THUR rescue. unt assurance oi safety was
hs many Of tilu nlen wcre slendcFly provided
will foIHf thuy btca1ne rayenouaty hungry, and
wnsn. ii tho course Of Saturday anppltes u hroat
m e1cilIag description took place. Thu food was
served o1Lt TO tho men fEum the cnbn window, but
in their axcltsurnt and !mpa,Ie,cu the men bsuau
Into .hu cabin and llclptd themselves.
, 1876-08-12
skHEitAL OBSERVATIONS.
CUIcAuo, AuE. 1I-ait.lnjr1,t,
THE STRIKING BRAKEMEN.

CINCINNATI, o., Aug I.-1Hs general situation
with tbs striking btukcmun Oh The Ohio i Aisatn-
slppl railroad remains unchanged. No freight
trains have passed over tho road t6.dny, but pas.
scngor travel is uninterrupted 1t ia reported that
tho lnachnfBts In tho Company's ahops at VIM
cennes have declared themselves In sympathy with
tile braksurn. but It IL not expected they will
strlko. Loud talk IL frcely inlulgcd In, bnt
no violence has occurred. Tho strikers
aEo assembling ut Seymour from other points
On tho road. State warrants havr bcea
issued fur thu luader* III Tho strkc, charging them
person lMs 6een found to nuryN them. Tho auIeal
Of tho Fu!lr0ad nutAurttcs to t;or Hendricks fnr
road property has mol been anAwprua. Il is said,
owing to The GuycEuor's ah1enco from the State,
THE MarsllAl at Seymour says ho cann0t Interfere
taos material aid In qticlttng any 4tutnsbapce.
, 1876-08-12
President Carried. Teachers were oicctod as fol.

tfesIaont Cafs'cu. TencheFs were olcclod as 'o''
ionts seso?.-A,sscd Kirk, rrne'pats Miss AlIco a.
=, %,',naot.-A y = Henry yanswo. rrInc'ral Miss E'nt'
,,Aissft- t-1sme. ilaanan, Principal, Mas 1smclsnc
W. 1'0omcr, prnc'pa'' Miss Agnes
1'Hskingion Mehonoy. rr1nceat' st'sstu-
=! Nn'fies1 ill., .i Eiia 4 rnnus. leaa Asstt.ans:
TDITr-Lueila t. Little. rrinctrn,, Nils Carrie 8.
1s.s Heath rf'nepa' '''' Mary
Nts6r,v.G GoiyIoHt =. s,owelt, rrincpal' Miss En-.
M !S:ts 'sf2 f%s'sa ;sa. Principals ,,. oro ,seku,
$Hnns,@ Mary F.. ,,rown Head As.,.tan.
= nd,1.s snS sHs PRINCIPAL" '''' Augusta
caiG9e !ifons II. nroomell. rrluepals Miss
v$sa !:nsaes ihss iicpa Mi" Fanny
wIssSs Ss ;s;y T. :;s;a' r''ns'pn'' a''a' Ann E.
,MIH.*-A; n, WeIr!mau. rrIuctaal strs. Mary A.
s1saF:sns e. W!'aI', Principal, ,tta Christine
Dsaaias1rv!s !. iiriEl,s, Principal, Miss Elcata
;SsS sywooa, Principals Miss I''''o
G,Ept'!tr11a,nrs Human. rrine'Da's Mlss I'e Me-
Hs.,..iss!r ). iiss:e, Principal, Mis-. Fanny Lun.
vAagI;Is: $sii!s llIsraick rrInepn1, M's4 Lizzie NJ
sss.1 rfHss. ,s ssrer :ts5 rFissf2f sf2aepe
Ixdf1oa Sreti-hiIss 4iatttIo II. l,tseFdeij' rra.'
M,i1 ,ist,'s n rg,5 w,neh lai5 GTlnrpa
liich>ii Nrsr.MMies faanu i. rowsss. Fihsipal.
m sn,eprh s5rhls as61s sais fsran rsn-
$3|er St,:s.-Mls. E,s!c 7: t,enla Principal
{s%si Sr!sae5ss!s I's!!s Il! sSsass PRINCIPAL;
s ;{;!T;s' Iasfs l. ;aSiDa
WHra raa,arg~ siiss Kmily. 4. i'rihee., a-
Mct*fon AMI CfeAtxr !strftt-s'i.s Abbte snyvard,
Yani1 iftl,ted ,strttt-aita Frances ". Rowland.
ifarrison sfrestEMt.s sia,sa Giay. Tsincira.
'If 3 ISstnS f<t 81 rssHssnc asss curran rru.
1sar.A kasa.,e strts-.lis, A. c. B,scocs, rrtn.
SaH.h pnH.n1 s.reet-Ati.s Cowan. Principal. 49,,
III sfasss sffs Esa!as !P?S2n
Wells amt Super ior ressaiiss Williams, Principal.
Miss Tnul, Of the Normal School, was elected m
aeslsant 10 the High School, to be hereafter as
The election Of u Principal for tho Nickersonvile
Primary School WAS postponed TIL another meet
The election Of Btr. Hannnn TO tho Carpente,
Street Schuol, aftar his election to the kinzle
Street sclon, loft tic PrEncpalshfp In the lattc,
school vacant, Thls matter WAS loft to future
An attempt was made to clect Miss stancr su.
perintendcnt Of qerman. bnt It fell through.
AN INVESTIGATION DEMANDED.
Mf. Covert then introduced The following, whicf
was adopted:
q xsm q s h. fsSt s ;hsrsss nse
messa.es @ ~ suS @ operaoa. S e Ssr f u Eusaa ~
6 .11G TIT r. a viz e r. 1tsses
Ssss'%s % Fs e 's fE''
On motion OF Mr. Sullivan, thc Hoard then ad
)ourucd to Wednesday, evening.
, 1876-08-12
"fO9ESTERS.t'

CLEVELAND, o., Aug. 11.-At q ecHsIon Of the
Subsidiary High Court Of tho Ancient Osicr Of
Rorcsters,' tho Committee on Stats Of the Order
1cposted adversely to purutting tho Court ot Good
eamasitans at bfassachusett4 tu Withdraw from thu
Order. This Committee also reported tho to.al
aumbor ot courts belonging to tllu High Court ~
no, with membership Ut 3hso. Tle roposs Of
the commlltes TN Nominations wus adapted. Tho
;tnsPs! Sssfs ylesSa a'E sotss aseS iE
Treasurer. William L. Hn!th; sccfciary. llobuGt
IIuntlsy. All thu nll!cvrb frun Clevela-tl, nv
the laws Of the Order rrqulEs Ill olccs to 10 resi-
dun.s Of tho san,e placr, 4 resolution provsiin;
for lle cFeat!on of IN endowment fund from which
$l 600 10 " bo pall On Tho tath Ut n,cuhcr, wus
referred to q npceial committee. Tho Committee
OIL Juvenile FofrsteFs reported rnlGs RHl ritual to
govern that hranc4 Of tho osder. Adjourned TIL
70. morrow.
, 1876-08-12

Tho city receipts yesterday wys s., h71 from the
Wa.pr Department, $500 from II. Mason On the
popular loan, aud 81, $50 from iIcsuses.
Stats street bridge Will hu open for few days,
1t least till Monday, owing 10 repairs which will
Is .nadc. a new castlng for tho centre turu.table
huat bo put III.
City.Eng!ncor Chcabrongh yesterday discharged
ths foreman and the gapg OF lnaaops who hayo
been at work on the West Side pumping works,
theIr labor being completed.
Afew DAYS ago Comptroller Fasmell requested
Aa.@p s q ,he .o I'm. wsn eetY assf the!
sleetsi Of appointed under present charter cuM
tl1iul to execute Or enter upon Tho dulles Of his
p1tEe, aud asked whether It Au fgua tue iMu tlAt
, 1876-08-12

Several houscB Of III .fame along ''Rlicr " avenue
were takrn in by ihe police last evening for dis-
orderly conduct.
Martin Fsvln, Of No. ~ West Sixteenth slrcct,
who attempted to shout his wife Thursday after
noon, Mas ycstsnlay held by Justice scully In
So, 000 bali TO tho Criminal Court.
George Andrews and ". Z. jackson wcro. yes.
tur,lay brought brfore Justice Footc for vagrancy,
and lined s!5 each. Tho dnc was suspended on
condition That lAs men 20 to work. Falling to do
that, the llriduwcllawalts them.
II. Corles was before Justice Foote yesterday
aftBreoun, charged by hs formur culployor, j IS.
Jansen, Of No. 40 Hamilton avenue, with thu chi.
hexzlument Of sjl. This prisoner was bound over
to the Criminal Court In bonds OF s5U0.
l,ur;lars In the Wcst D!vl4ion did 4 neat job yes.
,erAay nornng In s,nse,ing II, .hs residence ot Mr.
getting away with s.:5 worth Of slot'lIns unl Jew:
elry. Annlhes gang got nWay With watch and
Adams strcct.
L'z$le Young, wtso prostitute living. IN tho
notor!unn dive known Lung Hrnnch at No. liz
Van l5HEen htrcet. committed suicide at o'clock
laudamu.n Iii spite Of tic eliorts l4l,itls to savo
her llfc tc unfortunate creature expired two hours
70 III sSs W. aSs s,;ss ID III. sS sy IL Ao
Frank bingham and john Keser, WIN stole about
3t00 worth u clothing lru,u storu ncar tbs cus.
ner OF La!rab1a st.sst mud North uyellus. wcre
wsre recovered Sy Detective schaaek uades side
walk On lndtnna M stFcet near Market nsnr salopn
The saloon Of John Miller on Canal .trcct, near
jackson, Wan the scene VI brutal row at HlU last
evening. The parilelpsn;s weI9 parcel ot meat
snssss speyea ~ ~ cns s, eoGt v On NJ
Joined IL IL. moies sa reesisca several baa sasa.
ear chpwet Into n,ncp .nleAt Np1e Of tho partles
, 1876-08-12
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DEtl'fkSs


roMnOY-on Friday, Aug. 4, Niles Pomtoy,
ut hB rea'dsnco near LockPoEt, N. r., aged ii
yeMrs.
dance.
Such way thc simple snnoanesment. ssyo tho
Lockro.t iN.Y) Journal, Of thu death and burial
Of one who for mora Than qnattor uf,a century
nas sn srP Par own ~ 'S III aInne =! H. H.
county not % much for great ability ~ foR his large.
hcaEsedness ami his uptlshtness.
ilu was Pass0nnt1lY foLLl Of sacred music al! hla
h!e. A fuw days before hla death ho Joined hsattl-
ly In singing thu sweot hymn of praise aud love.
FALclI-on tho 11th Inst. MaEr!et d. Fa1ch.
Infant daughter Of L. and Maria L. Falch. aged 10
month";.
Funeral take4 place to-day st 10 o'clock a. H..
from 45a LaTrabee-st.
LlTTLE.;;At alsnwooa. III, Aug; 2, of cholera e;
Kitt!a A, Little, aged months and 10 days.
kD'8yracuac. n. T., papotE rlcaso copy.
MULLEN-Aug. Ii. John Mullen. aged 80 years.
Funeral from lla late residgncs. 14B lsaekel-st..
on 6undny Ut IL o'clock, by cars to Calvary.
EFspds II tho family are invited 10 attend.
BIOEL0W-At Lalrango. ILL.,, Aug. II, Mary
Frances. vito Of N, II. nlEelow.
Funeral o.day tSatuflay) u 1880 p. n. Cars
to GEaceland at 300 p. N. Train from Chicago 10
LAEranEu al IL 4. nj.
, 1876-08-12
COUKT-uOUsE STONE.


Tho Importance OF tho question OF who would
aupp,y tho stone for the lousc wns increased
IN certain circles yesterday by tho failure Of tho
County board tho day before 10 take any action.
Il was known tint thu Board had intended to hayo
scte IN the u,atter tho day hefore but thu failure
10 doso was rcsardsa as an evidence OF the wenk-
sning. Of tho ''Rlng." which latl tho
edcct Of giving tho moro honorable
competitors for tile work nuw courage. They were
satisfied that this Wallserr rcrolat Job could not 70
s' chuncss had adj been Improved. especially tIu lms
In tho discussion Of the situation in private and
public It appeared TINT Walker whs not The only
eG Rs 's seea assa IT, sax III Il Gssa Gsn
tended Il! assaeatioa viii, liz re-, ,seolna,rsis, z,
been bee aSio 70 korp tbeis pro!aises. i saii he
had put up $780, O00 in tic 1Ianla Of icriolat, not
In money, hui In property, w. amount amount to to .' no
rlly's half Of tho building The way tho facts
came 70 light is ltttlc singular. but avoiding
TIE BARGAIN WAS AFTER THIS sTrLE,
us told by certain N0tary who executed thu trust
deeds TO Penolat. The commissioners, or u.k Of
s S;s 1oes e foa
lrpub}e, was TO retain tl's residue, So ooo The
other parties pp9ttng up oy, money, y appears, ma
doubtless, that they could not afford to bc. There
1te two OF them, however, one In the !nterest ol
limestone and .he other ot .sndstoms eu. posiolst
struggle tho moro tarl,cst. Thu competitors hinge
thcir hopes of succrss, of course, On
THE A12H or THEIR HIDE,
understanding full wel thnt money afonc will So.
cure them the work. Late in the afternou1l sand
stone had tho advantage Of limestone In The
amount OF money backing 1t, that j., throwing
out Walker. On ths other hand. the limestone
parties had the advantage Of having Co!nnia'
siunvr as work tor them, and IN charge o. thci
mvg,bcr Of lhe Ioard Of Iirait,s. Thia mud,
t,e situation exciting, anil It wnt conceded Eenur
ally in stone clre!ca tllat rlucs Walker was prac
3callY dlsAnced In the race, that II his tin,eaion
competitor would double hin money he would win
Tie mntnre of tho 4eposts made. outside Of Walk
ess. tF net known. but IL IL safe to ray that thu,
yye substantial. In the Of Walker, The duoKi
embraces lien Vi, the building occupied by Mix
McNonatd. Iluw lts neht Will tcr1niilntc depend
in thB meahtin,u the Commissioners will bo active
ind theSr conferences with ptEtulat ul,d Walku
numerous.
, 1876-08-12
CANADIAN NEWS,

hpet791 DEFu1tN 70 1Ha 1TfRHA
TORONTO. Out, Aug. Ia lncetl"K Is shortly
10 be held here hctWcea wLolcsalc merchants anl
tho Australian Centennial Commissioners with tho
object OF opening up regular md direct trade bu.
tHren Canada aud Australia.
An agitation ts go!1l 1u IN Western lowns for
having thu Ensttrn EMatls forwarded On thu nrws.
paper sncca! whtc ch leaves Toronto NJ d. ILL.,. sew
train.
Gp<ct0l DitIAa.eh to ThS Tribune.
0TTAwA. Aug. IA ulr!nbur Ut thr last Eciu-
force1Ncnt t. tho Northwest Muuntud Police, writ
lug from nisnts!ck duly lU, says Ills party came
AcEosa 600 Sioux lndta,!a on thu warpath On the
evening previous t0 writing. This WIx about 100
nes fs0lu tliu *Gene VI Eusturs labt battle. TLuy
anticipate trouble with tho Indians before thry
EekS4 thalr destination.
, 1876-08-12

Of lie lioarj BY which tLa reduction was made.
Mr. Wrco then moved that tho report OF tho
Committee on Salaries bo lAld On tile tab'o tempo.
'Ds 81 sinolon " liz. puthart, lhe ro,et in relation
To tcaclors and salaries were suspended.
On nno.!un Of the same gentleman, the voso by
Which The assistant teuchsrs wero elected July u
Tia uaxt Thing tlnno was to temporarily lay oyer
the election OF assistant tcaehors, On motion by
Sit. Covert.
On mollon Of .htr. WI!ce. tbs report ot the COM
mittce on Salar!os wns talcn from the table.
The qucstion then caue up IN the adoption OF
the rcpart Of tho COn'mlttcu IN Salaries.
s.Alr, Wllcc moved. IL an amendment to tho re-
port that lhe salaries Of t1a tansors 10 soduccd rs
pcr cunt. tbs same ~ the teachers
tan would bc too auyere on. ths .ianltora. Several
o stsr ws 0ts5: "".n 4Sssat different,
on g ill., H. A1s aar4t,on Aii that III. % shooniassr
moved i re'et N aae.lsp 10 ~ con,a!t!ss an
Son,a farther discussion look plses, In which
Msssrs nlutha!dt. Wcs!., aa'! English engaged,
ppft of thu COMMITTEES on sslartes. -.
MI: a &C. Gs.ss sss% oesfd q i. ss IL Il ss2Ru
ausst" H. SsaHsil T. xSula aot p1t s!Esslt
I'll e' 'S Where tha .sae.s carried 90 isrge rsaetlen
htr. lIoyna suggested tbs wurd "order" In
stead Of 'tcommana. Tho suggestion was
alopteh,
Iii. Uoyne Uttered a. = substitute to tbs Com.
mttteo report tho rcpott Of tbs Committee made
Aug. !. This substitute VIA lost. The report OF
ti,G cammlttse on Salaries was Then adopted, Mr.
lloyns alone voting In tho negative.
kLECTlOh W TEACHERS.
Dit. shocnlnkcr moved to proceed 10 tho election
OF tchcets In tho dhsle nnnllGr na that previously
pursued. Tho lnotl.'n was Carried. :.
Nr Reed moved to proceed 10 the election Of
teachers In ths Principal. DIvltlnn High, Nofmai,
Grammar. and Primary Schools. Aua tic head
assistants. Carried
Thu Board then proceeded 10 Tho election OF
such teachers, With thc following tesult:
Ntph Sehaof-Deosgs liow!and. Principal, George r.
Ms!ix. ss|lm T. reaeody, g Y WS.tsS!t, M3TS hsi.-
r !lrooneIl 4, Il bsEsy. r. u! 20 each; Annla 4
WopI, Msa laMtno Mis- III, s7al each.
N0ffh Sids gh..Schaai-Em4y ks1Wel, First Asaist.
mi. 675Uj Emma smith, teacher II tiern,aH.
South AiIt HtJh. Sct 09i-JvfuM! III bolnn, Pfinci.
pa: ". .Gp; Henry 7. .ntoo n a: W!llIau. Bsl.
Wy S!as nee ssAegi-lrs y g.kes, r,tas!nal:
aFsta! !ytsE q ttEsf X tts s4ss s.
Lord, $75d; Al.1n j. Orace, t750 CuI0llns r Warner
tvT1sui Dsplrim<Hi ~ IA High. .5th0oi-ElWasd G.
DSiano, slh1ai CaIonu l. Wysunt, sy7s.
Mr. Sullivan moved to proceed III the election Of
Principals uf tho schoOls, sud that tho adjustment
Of sAl4rluA ka left ~ tAv Superintendent and II
, 1876-08-12
DISAPPEARED

from the storo Of A. II. Miller, OIL Washington
street. large amounts Of diamonds, watches, Jew.
e1Fy, etc. .
The above ware taken BY ladies and gentlemen In
tho crowds that have thsougod thIs elegant cstab-
ltshment for the past few months, ut prices lowrr
than evor before known in America. 1nycstlca-
tion shows, however, an insmensc and magnificent
stock still remaining, which wilt b. closed out at
remarkably low fguFcs.
The auction sales advertised for Monday and
Saturday evenings owing to tue ataence Of tho
tioncor, Wilt be postponed until the 1st Of Sep.
tember.
, 1876-08-12
CASUALTIES.
RUN OVEIs AND KILLED.
gpte3af Dtsrdecb IL 7he tribune

8rfc3ae NGrdech II 7he 7fthhhdt
AunonA, ILL.,, Ang. IAN unknown boy about
IA yenrs Of age was killed somo tins this cvcnipsbJ
q westward hound tIan In the CIT lust east os ths
city. Tho body, horrtt,y manglct, was brought In
about 10 o'clocie, bnt Ifo had bcen long extisct
befors Tho rennins were. discovered. An inquest
will hc hc!d In the morning.
CLEyEtAn,,, o., Ang. ll.-A man named Thomas
Morgan was eernck BY th9 englns q freight ifaln
on the Cleveland q Ptt'rg hallroaa sst i'llih1s 81
severed from l{s loay md the scaip badly CHIT llo
died from the effects Of hs wounds Two honrs q,
hp was Intoxicated at the timoof the accident.
, 1876-08-12

t"u n. r".u ,"ti ~, ,,n n,nI in,iI ~ m oOrr,
,,,, II. ~ hn. ,sn Mi viii, III. t.Itv
t,ie,E I'''s''' "'e'' "'' ''"' ""' "''' W." Wv '
e's.H'
completed yesterday. The Iron rtanh-ripe IN TUG
towcr Will probably b. finished within two weeks,
time, when the works Wilt be In running order, aud
the West Side will have the rlcAsnro Of using water
from Its own worka
r,or,rn,..,,,.. ror,. ,,..,, ,,oue In hsvo hrcn
, ". It, ta ,ns "m' H. In ;,.t .hnut
rot his clno tactury In Chicago In good running or.
der, and the nnt III Milwaukee In which, he IN m
tctcatel b,Lrnk down. The Ore occurred ThufsdAy
night Loss abont $40, GOO.
unp.,r rotr no rov.n v.,t.raov informed ,he
Tny,.tn ,,,ow nv H. .ns"nme t,1nc rants Wr
~ H. n,'x n ~ ccmnu,,icn,nn with fl,c nnc yho
VIII, y +, fnS.st smS ~. movnv Viii WroHa5v h.
w. M"Mss s - ... S.'a ~ ~ n"s{ wal
VI ""'e '''''''t"" " s"''s ''sH' "ss"'
In order that the police, who have been nnmber-
ed iEiIscrimnatciy ns tho appointments TO the
fotcr made. may be arranged in eotnn kind Of
order. tho has slrccI 70 commence
~ III. s"e r,n s,.nnch H. uacon Hh,r nmi ifon1ti
preeinrta '"''"s" >1' o-~s'"' 4"''' "''1
'!ees"s.''
fesgnatlon to Mayor Itcnt1t. md It was accepted,
George Wilton, one OF the bend men Of the Hoard
Of Public Works. WIS appointed by tl!e Mayer
ycstct.lny afternoon to assume control Of the Build.
inE Department. comnlfssfonef tflompaon mt be-
Ing the one upon whom tho position fell.
rho rtocr, ~ rrb,,, 7vo,t. In. aoc,3ed unon Tin
o,aMnt ~ ,o.lao WHY III, H. H. c.o ~ H.
iMettcn iii In 81 "niform ar NV ~ n rnnsstcnt Win
,nstIr W. ane ~ a. a. w.. iuna. ~ ,tnor ',1rtn,"nss
orc comrtointne ~ mi ~ t'ow h,va Wnt snnrh riers
~, Ieaa w rt .., In -. t.sS ""s1 az o n@ ~
, 1876-08-12

tng ycsr Of general depression IN business and
low prices for tran spuratlon. may be ro@ae|eh a.
prnp!tfons to the tnescsts 0f stockholdnrB and en-.
CunraSLng for tho fntnrE.
ATTACHED. .. ...
NEW YonK, Aug. II. An n,thchmcnt tns bean
issnod against The rsopurty IN thi: statc OF thn
Of Rcnjsntn Richardson IN three notes for 1885,,
600.
, 1876-08-12

NEW Ynnx, Aug. 11.-t7en. Roger A. Pryor,
counsel for Francis y. Monton In his suit ngalnst
II. ". Bcccher for malicious prosecution, has re-
ccivcd tho answer OF defendant through Deochcr'a
attorney. ycccler lencs specifically that Moul-
dctmont for libel. ueeeher dcnos that he evnr re-
qicstcd tho District Attorney Of Kings County to
take any stops concerning nc n0lle prosequt. lilo
Ing Muulton, givon before tho Grand Jury, was
true.
, 1876-08-12
CORPORATE MAGNhNlMETY.

LAronTE, Ind, Aug. 1l.-uvur !, 600 Of tho
employees Of the Singer Sewing Machine Company,
Of South Bend, came down On tho morning train
to hold their grand picnic. Tho inclemeney Of
tho weather compelled them to uao tile hatls. The
ricnckcrs were under tho lisnctfon OF Mr. Allen,
Tho General Superintendent Of tho works. The
employers paid all expenses, fostng thetr tmo ~
well. They contemplate visit to tho Ccntennial
, 1876-08-12

PtTrsnuna, Pa, Aug. 11.-Dusing tho prevn.
lence Of a thunder storm at 1rwin's station this
evening, the lightning struck and inaantiy Killed
James Tuiggcr, who, With two otler boys. wcre
ont at plhy. Ills companions were Huvcrcty
stunned by tic shock, but It is thought they wifi
rQs0yas.