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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-17
Funeral Of Father Mooney.

NEW YORK, September l5-The fun
eral OF Rev. Thos. j. Mooney, the vel
known pastor OF st. Bridget's Catholic
church, who died Thursday, from inju-
ries received by being thrown from hi:
carriage while driving along Fifth ave
nue., took place from the church to-day.
Six bishops attended, also the Vicar Gen.
erals of this and the neighboring dio
ceses, and about four hundred priests
The church was crowded with mourners
and ten thousand people were out
side. Tompkius Square seemed packed
and the carriages looked countless
The Sixty-ninth, and u large detach,
ment OF the regiment which Faith
er Mooney accompanied to the war, pa.
rsded. Rev Father Fanel!, pastor a
St, Peters church, preached the sermon
IN the absence of Cardinal McCloskey,
owing to i'll health.
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The Cotton Crop.

WASHINGTON, September l5.-The
ststistlclsn of the Department of Agricul-
ture reports the condition of cotton the
first week In September rs averaging for
the whole cotton belt, the same a last
year. Florida, Alabsms, Mississippi,
Louisiana, Arkansas and Tennessee make
higher averages than in 1876. The Car
olinas, Georgia and Texas report less IA
vorable, the greatest reduction being in
Texas, as compared with last month.
Florida, Arkansas and Tennessee only
report improvement. The per centages
OF condition are as follows: North Caro-
lima, SO; Georgia, II; Alabama, 81; Lou.
isians, 81; Arkansas, SO; South Caro-
lima, S4l Florida. 94 Mississippi, 80;
Texas 10, Tennessee 100. The caterpll-
lar is present in all the Cult States and
in South Carolina, but has done little
damage as yet, except IN Texas. In sew
eral parishes in LOUISIANA the loss is con-
siderable from this cause where 1t has
madea late appearance. In the Allan
tic States, there is mnch complaint of
rust, mainly resulting from draught, but
in some counties from injury by storms.
In this section the growth is late, and the
effects o. the frost in shortening the har-
vest is ieareds
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A Ylenns correspondent Saws: Tur.

A VIenns correspondent ssys: Tur-
key, being unable to supply additional
troops to set against Monter egro, orders
hsve been sent TO the General COM
msnding to keep more on the defensive.
1t Is announced that the Montenegrins
intend 10 march on Trebipje snd Spuz.
LONDON, September ia cores
pondent telegrspbs IS follows from
Bucharest on Friday evening: '1 lett
the battlefield before Plevns ST noon yes
terdsy. Two redoubts were taken by Gen.
Skobeetf on Tues lay evening and were
held twenty-'our hours. On Wednesday
the Turks made SIX attacks, and finally
about 8 o'clock in the evening drove him
out. He lost three csnnons which he
had placed in redoubt. He asked for
reiniorcementS several times, bat Gen.
Tevitiky refused them, thinking Gen.
Skoolef hsd enough. Finally Gen.
krlloff on his own responsibility sent
remnant Of regiment, which had at
tackled the lower redoubt near Plevns,
and whose effective strength WAS reduced
to 1000 men, utterly unfit 10 go into
DhbNlt uls EllAlthk ~ ti AN"
minutes too late and smother regiment,
sent from the headquarters OF the staff 10
reinforce him, arrived when General
Skobsletf slready had retrestci too. The
loss OF these redOubtS i disastrous for the
Russians attack, ss it seems that the
Russians, inspossesslonfot these two re-
doubts and the GrivICa redoubts, counted
upon recommending the offensive imme-
diately This.is now impossible, until
the arrival of reinforcements. When |
left the battlefield sll WAS quiet except n
light artillery fire, The Russians are
still in possession of the Grivlcs redoubt,
which was under continual heavy fire
from the Turks. This redoubt was VS.
tied by Col Wellesley, who says 1t Is
hesped full OF dead Russians and Rou
msnians.
BERLIN, September l5,-The National
Gazette most positively denies that Ger
many has in any way influenced Servis
and Roumsnla to participate in the war.
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The Missing Chicago Bank Presf.
don't

New YORK, September l5.-lt cannot
vet be ascertained whether ID. ID. Spen-
Ger, the sbsconding President OF the
State Savings Bank of Chicago, has been
arrested The American legation ard
Scotland Yard refuse TO say anything
about the matter There is reason to be-
lieve that the case was only communl-
Gated to the police to- day, and if so Spen-
GERS arrest is improbable, as the steamer
Circassian on which he is believed to
have taken passage al Quebec, reac he'd
Liverpool on Tuesday. The fugitive
WAS certainly not arrested at Movllie,
where the Oircassian first touched.
QUEBEC September l5.-The city de-
tectives have ascertained that the default
ing bank president, Spencer, of Chicago
purchased 5000 pounds worth OF Bank
of England notes here. The broker who
sold Williams the notes, identified him
by Spencer's photograph, as well as the
clerks at the hotel where he stopped.
LONDON, September l5,-The steamer
Circassian's arrival NJ Liverpoo. WAS
atched by London and Liverpool detec-
tives, but nothing IL known at the Liver
pool police headquarters OF Spencer the
Ascending Chicago bank president. 1t
is believed that he was not on the Crcas-
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speech of GOV. Nichols

NEW ORLEANS, September l5.-Gov
Nchois is, in speech presenting sword
to Gen. Ogden, yesterday, among other
things, SAID You will notice that it Is
sheathed, emblematic Of peace through
out the land; that on its scsbbord are
traced representations OF all the grest
agricultural products oil our fertile soil,
indicative OF prosperity and happiness
the result of That peacei that upon IT.
guard are found so near together the
arms of the United States and those Of
Louisiana that the hand which clasps the
one clasps the other, signiiying that
with Justice accorded confidence
has returned, and with the restored
Union the interests OF the general and
State governments are identical, and thus
one and the same. Louisiana is now tree
and left to pursue untrammelled the
path OF happiness which God, with u most
benefcieut hand, has evidently marked
out .or her, and wisdom and patriotism
have appreciated and recognized that.
it is clearly right that it should be so
Gov. Nichols, by the words "wiSdom
and patriotism" evidently intended TO
personity the action OF President Hayes IN
his Southern policy.
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Indian DcpredafiOns.

san FRANCISCO, september IA
special from Tuscan says advices re-
ceived from Camps Clifton ana Bowie
state that the Warm Spring Indians, re
Gently at Saa Carlos, have killed IA men
and wounded :. They captured one
reight train snd killed the teamsters.
Seven horses were tsken from Ralston
station ard abandoned. Thcre.has been
no mail from Silver CITY for week
Tae LongteIlow Copper Mining Co, al
Clifton, lost team OF mules by the In
dians, and had to stop operations. Three
de;achments Of Nevada troops are now
sitter the Indians.
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- . -
Marine.

MovILLE, September l5.-Arrived-
Steamship Moravian, from Montreal
NEW YORK, September 10. - Arrived
Steamship Spain, from Liverpool.
SAN FRAECISCo September 10
Cleared Steamship Harvey Mills, from
Liverpool.
New YORK, September l5-Arrived
Steamers Hermann, from Bremen, and
w. A Scholter, from Rotterdam.
LIVERPOOL September l5.-Arrived
Steamer Palestine, from Boston.
PHILADELPHIA, September l5.-Ar
rived-Steamer Indiana, from Liver
pool.
SAN FRANCISCO, September ID
Arrived - Steamer Oceanic, from Hong
Kong via. Yokohama.
New YORK, September l5.-Arrlved
Steamers Adristic and City Of Ches
ter, from Liverpool.
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Sitting RnIIs Commission.

OMAHA, September l5.-rhe Sitting
Bull Commission, consisting ct General
Terry, Gen. Lawrence, OF Rhode Island
and Gen. Cor bin, OF Ohio, secretary ot
the commission, went west yesterday
They 60 to Ogden, and from thence tc
Fort Shaw, ard from Fort Shaw across
the country some $50 or 200 miles tc
Sitting Bulls rendezvous. Probably
nothing will be heard from them lor
twenty or thirty days sitter their depart,
ure from Fort Shaw.
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worn out my voice among those
suckers" of Illinois Laughter
have to speak 10 such large crowds that
it has left me so hosrse that l can hardly
make myself heard. Now in closing
take pleasure IN saying that up in
Illinois, men, Republicans though they
were, gave me for the sake of South
Carolina hearty welcome. l thank
you for the unexpected and grateful
honor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-17
Railroad Accident.

HARRISBURG, Pa, September 10
The Philadelphis and Erie mail train
north, due at Muncy, Pa, at 7i5 came in
collision with freight train near that
place this morning and the baggage and
express cars, with their contents, we're
destroyed by FIRE. The express mcssen-
ger, Jacob Steinman, and engineer. VIM.
Allyick, were burned u death IN the
wreck. Two cars of wheat and several
coal oil tanks were also burned.
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Died.

WASHINGTON, September l5.-Hugh
Caperton. brother of the late Senator
of West Virginia. died last evening OF
paralysis.
CINCINNATI, September 10. - Levi
Coffin, well known AS an sntI-Slavery
apostle in anti beli5Hm days and president
OF the underground railway, died at his
residence in Avondsle y suburb OF this
city, At 2:30 P. NJ. to-day, aged about IS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-17
Murderer Captured.

OMAHA, September l5.-James Roach,
who murdered his travelling companion
at Brooks, Iowa, on the night of the llth;
was captured at Hopkins, Missouri, yes
terdsy. He acknowledges the deed, but
claims that his companion struck him
with monkey wrench, and he retslisted
with club. He also claims that he does
not know the name of his victim. he
was taken to the Clsrlnds, lows, Jail to
await the action of the grand jury.
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Washington Items.

WAsHINGToY, september l5.-The
Secretary OF the Treasury received today
from New York, from an unknown per
son. $7,55l for an error in the income re-
turns Tor 1865 and lo66 and AL omission
in 1870. He placed the same 10 the
credit of the Conscience Fund.
Postmaster General Key, Secretary
Schurz, and H. l.. G4sling, OF Tennes-
see, lett tonight for Louisville, to be
Joined At Grafton tomorrow by Secre-
tsry Evarls, son and two daughters At
Cincinnati they will join the President
tomorrow, and proceed together to
Louisville.
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DFOw ned.

NEW YoKK, September l6.-The
steamer d. r. Martin tonight ran down
a row boa, in the North River, contain
ing Matthew DDrrigan, VIM, Hamilton
Mary Mccarthy, johanna and Katy
Wing and Ellen Mack Ellen Mack
and Johanna Wing were drowned, and
VIM Hamilton had both hi, legs bro
ken by the steamer psddle-wheel.
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Pinney and SpauIding.

SAN Francisco, September l5.-Ex-
naval pay inspector Spsulding indicted
by the United States grand jury, was re
leased to-day on bail. Plnney stays in
Jail.
Suryeyor-General RolliLs publishes n
statement showing by copies OF letters,
etc, that the charges OF wrongful delivery
OF rancho patent are uniounded, having
delivered 1t under orders from the land
office at Washington, having done SO
before receiving the telegram rom Wash.
ington ordering him To withhold It.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-17

IT WAS neither our paper currency nor
onr protective duties, but our incapable
snip builders who could sea that aron
AMI not wooden vessels were demanded,
,h,t in the opinion of Deacon RICHARD
SMITH, ruined our shipping interests.
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stanley Heard From.

LONDON, September 1.-THE TeL>-
graph publishes dispatch from Stanley,
the African explorer, dated Embomms,
in Congo. west coast of Africa, August
10Th. He says he has completely nsvi-
gated the Luansbo, and has succeeded 10
proving It To be Identical with the Congo.
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Murdered bY Chinamen.

Yesterday afternoon NJ Sargent
rancne, about two miles from Rockton,
Placer county. Mr. Sargent, his fore
man, Nsvier, LOUIS Oder and Mrs. Ssr-
gent were brutsly murdered by CHR q
men. The citizens assembled and drove
the Chinese out OF town and destroyed
the Chinese quarter. Trouble is under
stood 10 have arisen in connection with
the mining claims in that vicinity. Par,
tJculsrs will be given shortly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-17

YELLOW fever is making SAD havoc at
Ferusndins, Florida. Thirty new cases
were reported Saturday. Trains leaving
the city are crowded with fugitives. The
disease Is spreading rapidly, and the
town presents most gloomy aspect.
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Murderer Convicted.

IRAsBURG, VT, September l5.-The
jury in the Hayden wife murder case re-
turned verdict of murder in the first
degree. The prisoner requested imme-
diste sentence and execution. Sentence
WAS deferred.
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InnnferfeiferShof.

HAKRIsBuRG, Pa. September l5.-W.
w Hutchinson, Of Baltimore, and W.
z Funk, Of Altoona, counterfeiters, were
arrested to-day At Tyrone. Hutcbison
Wa shot dead while trying 70 escape.
Their counterfeit coin consisted Of quar-
ter.. halves and trade dOllsrs.
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Strike Ended.

HAzELToN, PA, Sept l5.-The de-
msnd of the miners who strICk for the
restoration ofthe wages paid last May,
and per cents on any advance made
IN Goa! shove 50 % ut tide water, has
been allowed The strike is ended
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Steamer Ashore.

MONTREAL, ONT, September l5.-The
steamer Lake Megantie, while leaving
port TO day, laden with valuable gen
ersl cargo, snd sheep and cattle for the
British markets, ran ashore. The cargo
will be removed to host the vessel
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On the Track Long Rranch.

LONG BRANCH, September l5.-At
Monmouth Park to day, the purse race
for $1,000, free for all, resulted in favor of
Rarus, winning in three straight heats.
Time 2:253, 2253. 2:324
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Bank Failure.

LONDON, September l6.-A special
from Frankfort says one of the oldest
Frankfort banking firms, namely, Denuf-
Vile, Mextons Il Co., has failed. I he
liabilities OF The firm amount to 5000 900
marks.
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Rasr Rail-.

NEW YORK, September l5.-Chicago
(, Hartford ,.
BosTos, September l5.-Bodons 7, St.
Louis 2.
COLUMBUS. September l5.-The Buck
eve tsse Dsll club dlsbsnded today by
utusl consent OF al parties intsr-
ested.
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roRTY WARS BEFoRK TIE PUBlI0
DIR. G. MCLANE'S
CELRBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
ZOE THH cUsE og
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE 4

symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.
DAIN in the right side, under the
edge Of the ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade, and
it frequently extends to the top Of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for a rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss Of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general are costive, sometimes alter
native with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
There isgenerally considerable loss
ofmemory,a accompanied with apain-
ful sensation Of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. A slight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofweariness and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains Of q
pricky sensation Of the skin; his
spirits are low; and although he is
satisfied that exercisewould be bene-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every rem
edy. Several Of the above symp-
.oms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few Of them cx-
isted, yet examination OF the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER TO
have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. 6. McLAEE's LIVER Pills,
IN CASES OF ACUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
ofthe most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory
70, or after taking Quinine. We
would advise all who arc afflicted
with this disease to give them 4
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and
as simple purgatiye, they arc un-
equaled.
BEWARE OF IMITATrO.s.'
The genuine DIX. {. MsLASEs
LIVER Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DIX.
McLAsE's LIVER Pills.
The genuine McLAYE's LIvrR
PILLS bear the signatures Of {.
McLASE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrappers.
s1- Insist on your druggist or
storekeeper giving you the genuine
DR.. G. McLAsE's LIVER PILLS, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To those Wishing TO give Ds. c. MeLAss's
LIvss PILLs tn2l, ~e vil mail post paid 70 any
part of the United States, one boz d Pills fos
FLEMING BROS. Psu.bsrsA. p.
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Fire.

SAN FRANCISCO, sept. ia fire WAS
discovered IN the upper part OF Union
Hall tonight. The Jewish congrega-
tion, consisting of several hundred peo-
Pile were holding services in the hall. A
policeman notified member who came
quietly, and the hail WAS cleared with II
few tridlng mlshsPs in descending the
stairs. The fire WAS soon put ou.. Dam
aun nominal
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IL kissing goes by favor, how happy
S.nstor MORTON must be. He Is the
sr.t statesman who is recorded rs having
hasp kissed by President OF the United
States; and yet MoRroN didn't return the
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WITH SPENCER ott to Desdwood and
old Death having the dead wood on
MosroN, the Radical ascendsncy in the
ssnnle topples. HAYES knew what he
VA. about when he tried to make friends
yi n the ID emocracy.
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Cadet Appointment.

OMAHA, September l5.-An eIsmIns-
ton oi young gentlemen for appoint
ment N West Point from Congressman
Welch's district, held At Lincoln, result
ei in the choice OF Lucius WskeIey, q
son OF Judge Wskeley, of this city.
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The carpet bag Senator, SPENCER, OF
Alabama, has taken unto himself n
beautiful and accomplished wife and
gone on bridal excursion to Deadwood
IN the Black Hills. OF al the places for
wedding triPl But SPENCER is dis
gasteG with politics, and 1t is SAID that
he made pile of money at Desdwood
this summer. May he never return to
disgrace the Senate with his further pres
euCe
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BETWEEN Mr.. Hayes and the work
ingmen the Republican party In Ohio is
having rough time OF it. The Demo
crals ought to sweep the State, in spite
OF the treasury clerks whom Secretary
SHERMAN has decided 10 turn loose on
them on election day.
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Ir seems that Gen. B. f. KELLY has
bsen appointed superintendent OF the
Government property at Hot Springs,
Arkansas. We congratulate the General
upon this streak of good fortune. Hot
Springs is an elegant place to live
especially if the salary is good.
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THx New York Tribune thinks "the
mission of the Workingmen's party
..sms to be to organize and-split.' Yes
=, .nlit your Radical party in twain.
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AGREATO OFFER. iSs sTiIl II dur: dur;

hard Times dispose OF 100 PIANOS and
Organs, new and secondhand OF n irst class
makers, including Waters at lower prices
for than ever before offered. Waters
Grand Square and Upright Pianos and
Organs urcluding their new Souvenir and
Boudoirl are the best made. Octave
Pianos $3.50, ~ do sl6O, not used year.
"2' stop Organs So, stops SSs, Stops
s6s, stops s75, 10 stops SsS, II stops eloO
cash, not used year, In perfect order and
warranted. Local and Travelling Agents
Wanted. illustrated Catalogue mailed. A
liberal discount 10 Teachers, Ministers,
Churches, etc. sheet music at half price.
HORACE WATERS & SONS, Manufac-
tur's and Dealers, ~ East l4th ST.. Union
square, n. Y. iylQh
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Senator Morton.

CINCINNATI, September l5.-A dis
patch from Richmond, Indiana, this
evening, says Senstor Morton's condl-
tion is unchanged.
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CRAZY HORSE made q mistake in his
n,n when he plotted to sssas 'inste Gen
eral Crook. He might still be alive had
be selected Howard instead. The latter,
BY the way, hasn't said anything about
hi. pluck for several days. 1t is about
time he was being heard from again on
that point
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THE HAYES combination Is vending
., way southwark with the instinct OF
,,s wild turkey. Cold weather sp-
prosches.
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Huaa CAPERroS, brother of the late
s.nstor ALLEN I. CAPERToN, died at
Washington, d. g., Friday evening, OF
nnralYsls.
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TFoODs for (ubA.

HAVANA, september Is About 5000
troops arrived here from Spain in the
last ten days, landing al different points.
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VOL. 10.
afhcelina 2ralstu.
GoId closed Saturday at lOS!

III, heather to-d1y ,oiH be partly cto''"y,
IN southerlv to northerty '0rads, sta
.,,.,r,, temperature and local rams.
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.IaiI Delivery.

DAYTON, September l6-four prison
ers escaped from the county Jail this
afternoon while being transferred from
their ward. They ran out on the roof OF
the jail and climbed to the ground by n
lightning rod. The rod broke with one
OF them, negro, and he was captured
after running short distance. Otiicers
are or the lookout for the others
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MORE civil service. Every man who
did anything for the HAYES and PACK
ARD ticket in Louisiana last fall IS going
get good fat berth in the New o.
cans Custom House. THIS is the way
real civil service reform thruSts itself TO
the front, in spite of the desperate efforts
made in some quarters to defeat its opera
ton
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Stadnt0n Female Seminary,
STAUNTON. VIRGINIA


Rev. J. |. Miller, A. NJ, Principal, with a
Gull and experienced corps Of teachers, in
nluding Mrs. Gtn ]. f.. B. stuart. School
rot seceariau. Four denominations rep.
cesented IN the faculty. Board and home
som forts the best. Positively no extraya-
gancs in dress allowed. Terms liberal.
I,sSion opens September 9th. 1877. Soad
or catalogue To the Principal. auglSb