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FLANNELs, jeans and wooden goods Of
all kinds rs cheap as last fall and IN some
cases cheaper, Notwithstanding the high
price of wool this season, al q. G. Roths.
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ALLEGHENY COLLEGE
MEANWHILE, PA.

The College year will open Sept, 18th.
The Preparatory School will open 81 ne
day.
Boarding on cooperative plans from
$3.50 10 $500, lncludinf all items. Sell
BOARDING cheaper. Board In families from
= ~ 10 - 81
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Down. Down. Down. - Another
break down in prices OF Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound to sell at some price
whether the mills run or not. Corner
Main and Goth streets.
1 w ERRREI
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THE HEATED TERM-PutronS OF the
REGISTER can hare the Daily sent them 10
any part Of the United i!Stdtes, post paid, at
fifteen cents per 1ceek. Bear this in mind
,0he', departing from the city for summer
trip.
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BENWOOD.

A short time since yeung man hail
ing from the city of Benwood, w. Va,
came to GAINESVILLE expecting TO meet an
unknown lady correspondent. His faith
in human kind generally was considers'
bly, lowered on finding that the fair
damsel who had won his affections was 8
young man, and that he had been duped
The poor fellow made his exit on the
early train, if no. wiser, q madden
man.-BarnesriLL Enterprise.
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EDUCATION NAL
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
1917 N0RGANT0wN 1878.

,,HIS INSTITUTION OF LEARNING
under the Presidency OF Rev. J. X.
Thampson, A. NJ, is entering upon new
era OF prosperity. During the Spring IerLl
iust closed, the attendance OF students wa
increased over IS per cent. II has large
and scholarly Faculty; a beautiful, health.
ful and moral location; ample Scientific
and Philosophical Apparatus; a Library
constantly growing; a curriculum oil the
most thorough character; standard OF
scholarship surpassed By no American
institution of learning.
The I. penses are less than at any other
place known To afford equal advantages.
The Fall term begins September oth; the
Winter term January ID, and spring term
March 9th. For full information, cata'
Iogues. sc, address the President.
GEO. G. STURGlSS,
oo2tWSxb Secretary of Regents.
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Stanton Female Seminary,
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.

SIAUNIVN, NIIsULtNIN'
Rev. il. Miller, A. NJ, Principal, with
ull and experienced corps of teachers, in
Guiding Mrs. Gen ]. +. b. Stuart. School
not seceariau. Four denominations rep
resented in the faculty. Board and home
comforts the best. Positively no extraYa-
gaace in dress allowed. Terms llDeral;
Il ssiOn opens September 6tN, 1877. SOnd
for catalogue to the Principal. augl5b
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OUR city did not care much for the
circus, because every one is looking for
the Saturday afternoon Concert Of the
Hessian Military Band.
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JAMES :. HARRISON, VI. D.,
GhdiTnnn Of The ElLciLLfn

Among the numerous Institutions o.
learning ia the south, few, II any, hay,
achieved the rapid and Unprecedented
success which has been attained by ths
Norwood High school. II now stands sec.
Ond 10 none In the state, both IN reputa.
ton and the extent OF patronage 10 en- Joys
The discipline, e. well as the exercises
are cond Quoted as nearly as posi- Die after
the plan Of the CDiveTsrty OF Virginia
and having proved an entire success will
be continued without change C0Tre-
SpDTdeTlce OF the GdlusStol NelIs.
Refers u present patrons Of the School
from West Virginia, 20 Judge 7. G. Green
Judge VI. EdmistOn, Judge John Bran.
non, DR.. T. Il. Camden and Col. J. "
Ransom.
Also, TO Mr.. 5. Brady, Mr.. J. II. Hobbs
and other patrons OF the school but e pc.
cially TO the old students themselves
ap21eg-
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If you want to get cheap and nice
fitting pair of Shoes, go to l.. V. Blond :
1875 Main street.
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DRY GOODS, Dry Goods, new fall
goods just received at e.. q. Roths, No.
200 Main street, South Side.
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A CURE HARD I'M

~ FUK IH1s@ IN v =.
Holder and It's contents: tEi, :. 49,. :. - /,
somes' little article eve. m-Lns.ssgsss
i besoTf yo ~ we We are enslo,ias
tsousa6 i 4 900 ofihese 10 .d .,l.. ~
t tsGm 1 "a to q coin a%n' u =! -
ifby sending the dollar 10 a. 30. q =
Iar knitting Machine, or ;, "a, -. =
and Tie Agency 20 sell our sJE SIsI y
soSn forgee the Hard Times. ~
FORD, 90 Broad way. y. I.
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Vocal InktructiOn

THE cheapest gray flannel in the city
at G. G.. Roth's.
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Coop canton flannel at 8 cents per
yard ut G.. g. Roth's
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The finest shoes kept in the city at l.
V. Bonds.
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INTENTION TO swINDLE.

Unquestionably Kochler's intention
was to swindle his unsuspecting parish.
oners, as the records in the office OF the
Circuit Clerk disclose the tact that he
gave chsttle mortgage to his father IN
law, +. w. Boeler, of Hosier's Grove,
which document was recorded June lst,
1877, though bearing date December
18Th, 1876, shortly after his arrival in
Galena. The mortgage expires on the
1st day of January, 1877 and purport3 to
have been given to secure the payment o:
$500 at per cent. interest. 1t will be
noticed that the mortgage was recorded
only a few days before his flight, after
which Koehler proceeded industrlously
to borrow rs much money as possible,
applying only to members of his congre-
cation
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6 ENTs' fine Shoes OF the lstest'styles
ust received at l.. V. Bonds.
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lTc ,fIiiI mail one md one-h-.- >
WE WILL en- 81 me mo-, 70 ~
new ChromOs. in French on 90 Z. .
seen tor g. ~, They are noun, 20
black enamel and gold MAJ, -. e
ing, and outseIl anything no. =
public. Satisfaction guafa,y /, r.
samples for Is cents, Or ~ im ...g -
send 10 cents for grand ll!l--. -. .. y
lOgue with CurOmo Of MON. ., .. -
Rhine, or ~ cents iar Two IA,.-~I ~
Gala lilies on black grDnn3.- ~.
MAN q CO., fi9 Washingt)l oo1llLt
Mas, HeadquartsTs tor a FUN ""
ChrOmOs. EngrayinB q s.pSH
Art Works. J'rs =
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FATAL ACCIDENT.
TRAIN WRECKED ON THE e. a r.
RAILROAD.
Bad Day for Circus Meh-ohe MAN
KILLED and Two Wounded
Three Cars Smashed
TO Pieces.

The following dispatch from Steuben-
vile, O., explsins itself:
STEUBENvILLE, o., September ..
Special Dispatch to the Register.
At o'clock this afternoon freight
train on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
railroad was thrown from the track near
the Jefferson Iron Works, this city
killing one man named Robert Davis
from Indianapolis, Ind, and wounding
two Others, Joseph o. Morris, of Cincln-
natl, and Edward Cummins, of Akron,
0. Davis was badly crushed, and it was
with the greatest difficulty tina. his body
was extricated from beneath the
cars. Morris jumped oti when
he saw the train was gong
over the embankment, and received
several bad cuts about the head, and Sc
we're bruises. Cummins had his left leg
broken, and received other injuries. The
accident was caused by flaw in new
rail which had just been laid by some
workmen. Coroner Stevens took charge
of the body, empanelled Jury, and then
delivered it to the undertaken. The IN
quest will be held tomorrow, Friday
morning, at six o'clock All three men
belonged to Thayer & Noyes' circus, and
were en- route to BellaIre from Roches'
ter, Pa, with some freight belonging to
the circus.
Passengers who arrived in Wheeling
on the late train last night state that the
accident was caused by the negligence Of
workmen, who had been repairing the
track, and hearing the trair coming put
down the rail and fastened II with only
four spikes. When the train passed
over, the rail spread and wrecked
the train, throwing two flats and one
box car, loaded with Thsyef $
United States Circus frelghts over
steep ankment, with the result above
stated. The wreck Is described as fear
full to contemplate, and the circus
psraphernalia are said to be greatly
damaged. Mr.. Thayer, manager OF the
circus, came down on the train.
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Business COLLEGE

TNHE WONDER OFTHE sc. The Magic
Il cold-watsr, self-writing pen. Equal 70
apint OF best ink. Hundreds selling every
day. This little invention Is no humbug,
bat surprises and delights all who use II.
Does away with inkstands. Try one. Price
only lOc, three tor DC; sent free by mail.
Agents wanted. Write 10 W. y. PHILLIPS
& CO., Marblehead, Mass. agls
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JUST received, lot of Children's
Shoes of the latest styles, st l.. V.
Blends.
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 60 now
TO J. W. FEBRELs.
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aIst sEMI-ANNUAL SESSION begins
VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE,

BOUNDED 1857, 3l6 w EST 5STH STREET.
L New York Central Park Family ana
Day School for Young Ladies. Special
advantages for Conversations French and
German. Re-openiug Sept q. 1877.
DR. and Madame VAN NORMAN, Prin-
cipals. ag3UegT-T-Sb
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where Shall Send my Daughter.

II you want TO get suited In pair OF
Shoes, go to l.. V. Blends.
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LAEsT STYLES OF Shoes just received
at l.. V. Blends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-07

Coop black Kid Gloves for 80 cents at
j. n. FerrePs.
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TIE cheapest shoes ID the city at L. V
Blends.
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ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.

tDaily except Sunday-Newark Accom-
mediation.
tSteubenvllle Accommodation
train during the day passes backward and
forward between Martins Ferry and
Bellaire, stopping when required at Sher-
man House, Etnaville, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
TIME TABLE Wheeling and Elm
Grove railroad, In effect on and alter Fri
day, May IS, 1877:
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Extracts from Testimonials.

lNiNEhslIT Of A., July ~, 900.
SIR-It gives me pleasure ~ state that
theNorYood High School has sent young
men TO shis Institution well prepared for
the advanced classes of the Academic
Schools. II ranks among the BEST training
Schools for high and thorough culture.
It's discipline is excellent, and the health
fulness OF the location Unsurpassed
| am with great resDecf
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Norwood High School & College
Norwood P. O., Nelson Co., Va.

Endorsed by the Faculty of the Uni.
versity Of Virginia as one Of the best
Training Schools In the Sorth.
The Session Of lS77-S, will open Sept.
goth, 1877. with full Corps OF Instructors,
and full and thorough Instruction in all
Departments.
sS-WTite for Catalogue.
object and Characteristic School II
modelled, in its courses and methods Of
instruction, as far az possible after the
University OF Va, and Is designed 10 pre-
pare young men for that Institution. But
at the same time the course Of instruction
is so thorough and 50 complete, embrac-
ing as 1t does all the branches OF knowl-
edge belonging TO a finished education,
that those who prefer 10 do so can here
perfectly qualify themselves Tor immedi-
ate entrance upon the responsibilities OF
life.
Course Of study is a. comp etc and
thorough as that OF any institution in the
state, following the most approved meth
DDS, and embracing "A full course IN the
following Departments Of Study: /. The
English Branches. 2. The Latin and
Greek Languages. 3. The Modern Lam
guages. 4. Pure Mathematics. 5. Applied
Mathematics, Civil and Mining Engineer
Ing D. The Natural Sciences. 7. PenmaD-
ship and Bookkeeping.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Notes Gathered Here and There by
Register Reporters.
FERRY

MARTIN FERRY.
THE Spence machine shops have closed
for the season.
Mrs. MEEDENEALL IS visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Waters.
THERE will be social at the NJ h.
Church this evening. ~
VIM. K. RATCLIFF has moved into his
new Fourth street residence.
NEXT Sunday will close the Rev. j.
Browns mission ut the NJ. K. Church.
PARKS keg factory is doing large
business. 1t turns out about l,2OO kegs
daily.
ruERE will be large Democratic
rally at this place this evening. Hon.
George l.. Converse, OF Columbus, and
Hon. NJ A. Foran, will be present 81 d
address the meeting. Let al turn out
and give them hearty welcome.
BRIDGEPORT.
The whisky case against Adam Eberle
was taken to st. Clairsville Yesterday Tor
settlement.
The Item will not appear tomorrow, as
has been expected, but will appear next
week if an intervening providence does
not interfere.
The man Norris, who was arrested
here some time back tor counterleitlng,
and who was tried before the commIs-
sioners at Cincinnati, was bound over
in the sum OF $500 for his appearance
at court. Being unable to give bail be
was sent to Jail.
SAMUEL WATKINS, of Martins Ferry,
was tried before Squire Howell, last
Tuesday, Tor seduclng Jane Moore.
Watkins WAS bound over in the sum OF
500 TO answer the charge at next term
OF County Court. Watkins gave ms
father as bondsman
, 1877-04-12

tho evening". ant he left at . O'clock for
thu Wcat, and then there wasn't efnE,c person
IN The house | knew. ! raw John Ayr this tJ*s::
terday) morning. though; At the Lntell ne had
that lia ta1d he had room on The parlof noor,
and got m. without sny Injuries. ssw another T
man afterwArds-n sttauger:-:who said he rot out
from The par1or floor on to The balcony, and !hen
descended to The sttect BY means Of one Of the
'.e ladders, Ills example was followed By mani!
othats. While was there neither San nor heard
Of Apy loss OF life but there was good deal Of
talk on tho street and at the hotels th1. tyt:teE.
dayl morning hbout great many lives haFsn& ocen
"Tons Idea IL. thcn, that Tho fre eanght soma
place below the ntorc c-rootnt" -.,
ayes, and think tho fact that encountered
no smoke 10 trcak Q! untll reached the parlor
floor, and that It was then coming up IN tolnmes
from tho floor below, md thst 4 was rnshtnx "
ths elevator, goes 10 prove she resnlt q that
theory. WHY. a. the smoke went up that eleFa-
tor It was 10 thick, 1t seemed. that
YOU COULD CUT IT."
"You say the hote, fre.sppatatns wAlnt used.
Did you rec any watchmAu on tho foarsr"
''No, and thst II inst where tho blame lfes.
The fre. apparatus was ready for ase. hut nobody
hsi suficfent presence Of n,lnd Ia nfs II. There
should have btcn 4 wAtehman on every dooft which
wasn't The caAo by good deal. !"
, 1877-04-12

~ from ths fato Of Chicago on The ground OF tho
difference Ia the character Of tbs hnildfngs In rho
two clt!ee. 1t IL true that Chicago had grest
many wooden structures In 1871. bnt,
II THE WHOLE rtRE DnrARTKENT
with . foil supply OF water cannot eztlnsnish
IRE IN Limestone structure like thu Southern no.
tel, thcre ia little comfort 10 b. derived from
any supposed supeffority Of building ma
tc11al Of any description. Tbs lesson
mus. not b lost upon those who
have charge Of tho citys Interest. We cannot a..
ways expect midsummer calm a. tho ally OF
patalyxcd Grc department In seeur!ng to III the
minimum OF mischief"
NOT KflLKD
81. Louis, April 11-Mtdnfsht.- now proves
that sidmore Hayden and Bridget Mead were not
killed. This reduces The numbor known to have
lost their lives to eleven. Thcrc is no positive
knowledge that J. +. Wilton, Bridget
White. or Clark, and hiss wife, and
child arc AMONG the lost bnt It ID
te1evpd The latter wcrs killed. How many botlet
thcre may be In tho ruine Of course 10 tnete mat
tor Of conjecture. Soma think that twenty OF
twenty-five may be found, whtte others do net be.
llcye that any wilt b discovered. PeTaons who
wcre through various parts Of the hotel
last before tho floors began 10 fail say tho building
vas clear Of people, st'll there may have been
number spiIocated snd lying on The floors In tho
halls when the interior Of tho building foil.
Tomorrow search will commence, when The facts
will bc known.
MANY GROSSLY EXAGGERATED HRroRTs
havo been sent from here day regarding the loss
Of life, aomo OF them cruel In tho extreme, and
they should not ta relied upon. While tho ca,sm'
itv was drightful one, It wss By no meana u
great - hos been reported Tho names Of syery
person known to hare been killed have been given
in thesa dispatches and special pains hAso been
taken TO ascertain ali the facts, and they have becn
fsitbfutly reported,
, 1877-04-12

DAYTON, o., April l1.-The baptiit Woman's
MlsaionaEy Union of the West, embracing in it,
distfict tbs Uaited 6tases between tho Allegheny
and Rocky Mountains. ho1dA !n sixth anniversary
meeting IN thus city To-day snd Tomorrow. 1t
con.cned this morning In tho Ftrst Baptist Church.
l7a delcgste being IN attendance.
Til Kev. Dr. Ashnsors, Of Chicago missionary
in China for twenty y-tse years, IL present.
Ara. Robert Hatrls presided, and tbu usual rou.
tine h9sineaa, fsad1nx VI reports &nd appointing
culnnltteeA, WAS transacted.
" ths efsalux addresses xess delivered BY Dt.
, 1877-04-12

NEW YohK, april 11.-Throueh the asrest Of
Clement Herring. John Worth, Frederick Elliott.
and ChArlcs Nocckes, upon returning from the
South, where they lad bccn carrying out some
scheme, tho police authorities believe they will b.
Abio 70 solve tho Queatoa Of shs recent fofgory
ths Union Truat cohpsny for sd4. QUO. In con.
nectlon with these mresta, Capt. Alla!rs got pos
sesslon OF q number II forged bonds: among them
are wel!.exceutsd frGeriss upon tbs Dei4Maras
l.AekAwAnaA y Westun RaLlrokl. ths Selma. Mar.
ion Il Memphis Aafpad, and tho Ohio 4 Toledo
1tallfoad, aud several .hceta OF 6anto Domingo
currency. THIS bonts had evidently been made
fur European circulation, and arc Ut ihs 4enomi.
nation Of &soo stsili1S. Capt Allure, also
ccutel ~ slmo4t to defr detection. Il il believed
tho pEisouers ara t,embaEs Of the celebrated gang
Ut Turkish bond .fofssst, whoss extensive upcEA.
tions wets carried on tons years a.o.
, 1877-04-12
CuUA,3
QlRMAMl. tYEPN In,

NAyAnA, April H,-NIuotcsu German merchants
Of Havana were recently ambsryoed for thets 70.
fuxal to pay ths 30 pes csnt contribution. The
German Consul hers haa received \ communication
fsom shs Imperial Government Stating pefemptosiy
that German residents arc, according 70 trs4iy az
eaapt from pAytux extraordinary contributions. It
order from spain not 10 proceed ngatnst tie Ger
man merchants, and let tho matter Eest for tho
tilue.
, 1877-04-12
TIE GOVERNOR.

Speefal nspaseA to ne 7ttbnne.
srKrxur,ELp, IT., April 1l.-0os. Cnllom this
morning recalled from tho scuate his nominations
for pcnftsntiary commtssioners; and, acting upon
tho opinion Of Attorney General Edsall, that their
confirmation By tho Senate 10 not required. the
Governor mas appointed hls nominees, s. .iI.Jonct.
Of sangamon, 4. II. Jones. Of 10 navirss. md Il.
l.. Delaney, Of Clarke. PcnLtontisry Commission.
ers. They Will qualify and enter upon The dis.
charge Of tho duties Of their office accordingly. ny
shls movement tor. Cnllom has completely nahkcsl
tbs opposition majority In tho Senate which insist.
cd upon making n grab Of apoits. The opinion Of
tho Attorney General 10 an claborate document
well fortified by citation al autaortcs in support
of the right Of The Governor to make the nppoint-
tnenes without confirmation by tho Senate.
, 1877-04-12

tlou, proceedings were suspended, and he WAS IN
sftel 10 address the Senate. which he did brody.
In the course Of hlA rarnfkt he declared IN favor
OF etttoraton Of the old Hilrer dollss. Upon thd
Southern question he raid:
an Ia favor OF the ftsnFn Of this Of good feel
Ing. have 20 more bitterness toward TIN Southern
PeeHls than bare ret to.a!a tas psopte of ne Nost,
ls Ct e e e9th " ,.l sw m esrs ne sS
II dld ! might Eet n1Y1e'f tangled up. and get yan
, 1877-04-12
TAX DECISION.

Sptc1as E6FTkfpoNdtac1 q IAs 1F5shHs.
LANSING, Mich. April TIN tho suprcms ConFs.
In tho casa Of tho Auditof Genersl u. the Super.
eIaors Of Monroe County. - msudamu4 to compel
ths sapes.isoss 70 spread on tho ssscsamcnt'rollt
the xmaunt claimed 10 b. duo tue EtAte for back
taxa, tho mandarin. WA denied. and Sec. ia Of
clsoa Tue slste viii loose neaily 500 God In hack
taxes throughout lAs atAte.
, 1877-04-12

Special b{epalth II 3hs 1F7brH&
ST. Louis, April ll.--The Union Depot at
8edaih, No., caught Grc from the calling house at
2 o'clock this morning, and burned up in vsfy
short timo. This drst cook Jumped from win.
dow and escaped. The second cook, Antoine
l,ienn ran down ttAirs xni pertthed in tho flames.
This tickct-ofice, with Its entlre contents, was
consumed. The baggaGa wad saved.
, 1877-04-12


81. Louts. Mo-, Aps4 1l.-Ihs buchanan coun.
ty murdercrs, Frank troWn and John Lawrence,
uudar asutanco Of dealt were sassa from tho gal.
lows to .stuy hy Gov. t&ip4, who committed lAelr
stp&enca ~ tpQsis9Qntus fVk Ills.
, 1877-04-12

At PALMER FAILS, N. =,
TRaY, n. y, April 11.-Tho Hudson River rnlp
hnl Paper Mills At Palmer Falls burned this morn.
Ing. Loss, $l40, 600; insurance, 81, 600.
, 1877-04-12
THE KIDNAPPING CASE.

CoIuxsus, o., ApAl l1.-Nothlnz ssrJ definite
has beea heard rslAiys 10 Willis lsarena, the
child who was last Sunday abducted from his
adopted fathers hom.. Wutd was reesived heta
TO-DAY that eolosed man. accompanied By whlts
buy, ls1 been seem q .hs woods near WusthEnx-
potnl, unl sayinI thc9 lad fott thcls wsy. Moth.
Ing further hat been trsrd from tho misslng ones.
, 1877-04-12
NOT THE RENDERS,

L.r1Is Rocx, Ark. April II. -A dispatch 70 The
Associated Press from Fort Smith says tho Keaies
family, arrested IN : iAssgs Of being tns Kama.
Lenders, aftss examl}ation befors United States
Judge Parker, We1t kleased. Ths parties fron
kAaaIx s4Ils1 to identity them.
, 1877-04-12
ApQLQ1IXEU,

sAH FnAKclsco. ApIl 1.-THE case Of William
Isyss, attorney, who stacked Gen John Lie.
Camb, managing sd!taE of shs ARd. short Time
ago, was dainlsaad lnths polica court to-day on
motion by the Prosecuting Attorney, by consent Of
McCoub, Hayes coun,s rendering public spol-
pxJ ioE ths 0utfaXs.
, 1877-04-12
Ashmore, nr. Garfncs, OF Cleveland, sud Ars
Scott, missionary from Afsan..
FIRES.
At at. JOSEPH, MICH.

At ST. JOSEPH, MICH.
ST. Joskrn, Aieh., April u.-Tho residence Of
Ed G. Palmer, druRglst-grocer* was burned Jestcr.
dar. Tho hr3 caught about tho chimney, md
spread 80 rapidly that The wl,ols family, Mr..
Palmer, wife, and two bays. and Tho clerk. barely
saFed their lives, tho four last escaping through
accond.ttory windows To tho ground. Nj. Palmer,
on wandering about Tho lower part Of the building
through tho smoke for N exit, Was severely burned
At,uat tho neck Ind hantls. He was also Injured
internally. All the family had their hair hinged.
During the drt can OF powder stored about tho
building exploded, cauatng damage TO tho Metho.l.
Il, ,03o. Insured in shs Wstortown, N. T., fo1
II, 200,
, 1877-04-12

TIN CoKTEs coNvoKnD.
MApnlp, April li.-rhe CoStes hArs bden con.
yoked for April 70.