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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-01-24

One Tssrss.a%p ssvss MIL stamps mod
One new 25-H Horse Power Ames Portable En-
gine, cylinder ioxl2t complete.
One Fifteen. Horse Power Stationary Engine,
ska cylinder boiler.
Ono Tweive-Horse stationery Engine, 7xI4
cylinder and boiler.
One Fifty,two Inch Cylinder, saw:mill. iron
Three Cameron sesam Pumps, sizes No. i. s
inder 4xs. and boiler, four-horse power.
SECOND HAND.
One Fifeen- Horse Power Portable Engine,
S1lz cylinder, built by Wood Mann, Utica,
MY. Price, $500.
One Fifteen- Horse Power Engine, portable,
Z Sornsyyn GsyapNdey built By Payne & Pritchard.
One sturteyant Steel Pressure Blower, size
no. = good as new, counter shaft and hang
ers complete. Price, $500.
Also keep in stock the
Bsakelee Jet Pumps and
Cameron Steam Pumps,
C,asshers, Rollers, Iron
.,,. and Brass Castings, Etc.
J. w. JACKSON,
Proprietor Denver Foundry Machine shop.
DENVER, COL.
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Use s. H. Kennedy's Hemlock Lini-
ment for horses. a27-dtf
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The Senate Win Vote on 1t To-Day.
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RIVER n EWH.

The marks at the landing LAST even
ing showed 8 feet and stationary.
TIE obstruction opposite the water
works at this point was dislodged night
before last by boats running against it,
and flosted on down the river, the top
of the barge which formed the obstruc-
ton being barely visible above the sur.
face.
The Ragon departed for Petersburg
yesterday.
The telegram, ONesl and Tempest
are making regular trips.
The Star OF the West is undergoing
repairs at Bellaire
The Courier departed for Cincinnati,
yesterday.
The Express is the Parkersburg packet
to-day.
Four barges were separated from tow
going up. night before last, by coming
in contact with the sunken barge oppo-
lite the water works.
The damage done to the sectional
docks by ice is beng rapidly repaired.
The Granite State is due up to-day.
The Emma Graham passed up last
night.
The boats are Ill doing . big business,
and the faces Of boatmen are correspond
irgly happy. 49,
Mr.. Aaron Mclaughlin, OF the Carrie
Brooks, informed US that q coalboat is
sunk in the channel just below Wells
burg, and lays crosswsys. Boats had
better 60 on the outside. PITTSBURGH
Commercial
lBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH. January 3O-River 5
feet s inches and stationary. Weather
cloudy and mild.
CAIRO. January S0.-Afrived Oil
Valley, South; Mitchell Ciacin natl. De.
psrted-oil Valley, Cincinnati. Rive,
IS feet z inches and falling. Weather
clear; mercury $40.
LOUISVILLE, January sO.-Arrived:
Ashland, Cincinnati. Down: Marx
Twain, Helena. Weather, warm and
clear; river falling, 10 feet in the canal.
EVANSVILLE, January 30.-Light rain
all night, but clear - day; q ercary Az.
River 80 feet, q decline Of 8 clio feet.
Stone, Con, Cherokee and
rarascon. Up-Aaggie Smith and Ar
kansas Belle. Business active.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-31

VIVA, the Billions Require.

Since torpidity OF the liver is the chief
cause OF its disorder, IL is evident that
what the bilious require is an Alternative
stimulant which will arouse IL TO activity,
an effect that is followed by the disap.
pearance Of the various symptoms indics-
tive OF its arrangement. Hostetteris
Stomach Bltters inyaribly achieve the
primary results mentioned, besides re-
moving the constipation. hatulence. heart
burn, yellowness OF the skin and whites OF
the eyes, pain in the right side and under
the right shoulder, nausea, vertigo and
sick headache, To which bilious invalids
peculiar ~ subject. As a remedy for chronic
indigestion, mental dependency and
nervousness the Bitters are equally efica-
cious, and as a renovant OF lost vigor, q
n cans OF arresting premature decay. and
a source OF relief from the infirmaties 10
which the gentIer sex Is peculiarly sub
iect, they may be thorou khly relied upon.
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Mexican News.

SAN Francisco, January 30.-The
steamer Newbern arrived to-day from
Mexican ports. Among the passen gers
were l.. Coutsdor and Sebastian Garcia,
of thelCustom house Of. Mazstlin, both
psrtissns of Igleesas. They report every.
thing very quiet and that up to the pres
ent time four of the Pacific States
Lower California, Durango, Sal ora
and Guerrero have declared for
Igleseas. 1t is currently reported
at Mszatlin that three States on the At
lantlc side had declared for Iglesias
They say there are no soldiers of Dlaz in
any of the States that have declared
against him. and should they be sent
from other States the people are pre-
pared to resist them. The feeling among
the people of Lower California in favor
OF Iglesias is almost universal.
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FOR RENT.

OFFER THE FOLLOWING PRO. -
| perry for rent. viz: The new and 81
rye store room on northwest corner
OF Ia street and orth Broadway.
Wheeling island. II has an Iron front
French plate glass windows. and fDs
cellar under the entire building. Also
dive ling above In same building, conn q.
ing four large rooms and hall, with water
and ~ throughout. Rent moderate and
possession given Immediately.
Also, the cottage frame house on back m
same tot, with four rooms and good cellar,
and hydrant In yard. Possession rT'to'
April.
The two fine store rooms, with resi-
dences above same, In the new building
on Main street, adJ Dining the propefvd
l.. V. Blond, ana short distance above
the new building Of the Peoples Banf.
These houses are bulltin the IHtesi modem
style. Possession ven o. hrst Of April
Two rooms Die for Offices, over
Schneprs drup store Opera House cornell
Possession at once.
The store room with dwelling abOyt,on
corner OF Main and Twenty -fifth s'f'ru'
Cen re Wheeling. The store room CD
Ia n. handsome counter and shrivlbt
suitable tor q saloon. Possession giyehh
once.
Two brick tenements o Main street
upper end OF Nor h Wheeling. ,osses'ioa
ut once.
For terms. &C., tor any Of the ab9ysap'
ply TO ~. KEiLLi,
jal7a 1879 and 1911 Main stree'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-31

s.s.,.p,. pu,mouic syrup,Be Weed
T0nfr. and Mandrake Rlts.
Tbese deseryedIy celebrated and pop liar
~, e.jicinas have effected q revoiution Id
the heaiing art, and proved the faiiacy OF
several maxims which have ior many
wears oostructed the progress OF ms&csi
Science. The false supposition tnst So sa
sumption is incurable" detetreo PnSs
tas That disease, and patients afflicted with
n reconciled themselves TO death without
msking an effort to escape from a0Sn
which they supposed to be unavoioapie.
II "a now proved, ho wever, that ConsumP,
ton can be cured, and that IL has been curoo
in a very great number OF cases lsome oi
them apparently desperate ones) py
Scheuck's Pulmonic Syrup alone ana IN
other cases by the same medicine IN COL.
nection with Schencks Sea Weed Tonic
and Mandrake Pills, one or both, accord
ing TO the requirements OF the case.
6r. Schenck himself who enjoyed unln.
term pted good health for more than iorty
Years Vas su opposed at one time TO pc ~
Inc very gate OF death, his physicians
having pronounced his case hopeless, ana
abandoned him to his fate. He was cured
by the aforesaid medicines, and, since nus
recovery, many thousands similarly AZ
IL cted have used DIR. Schencke prepaIa-
lions with the same remarkaoie sucSeSs.
Full directions accompany eacn, max
ing IL not absolutely necessary TO person.
ally see Dr. Schenck, unless patients WISH
their lungs examined, and for this purpose
he is professionally at his principal once
| Corner sixth and Arch Streets, Pnlleoei'
phia, every Monday, where all letters LOT
| ad vice must be addressed. =,
enck's medicines are SOLD py All
| druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-31

e. PERSONALITIES. - The Misses Addie
and Lydia PsulsoD, of Pittsburgh, East
End, reviaitrng Mrs. Charles kemoie'
North Wheeling. =.
Gov. Jacob, yesterday, Issued certin-
Gates of election to the United States
Senate to Hons. Frank Hereford and d.
G. Davis.
Ex-Fourth Governor Pat. Il. Daily
has petitioned the Legislature for mile.
age to return 10 the classic regions OF
Charleston. The petition Is literary
curiosity.
Librarian Wood has posted notices on
the different book. cases as follows: "Ask
for what you want" The Librarian has
been very much annoyed since the re-
moval into the new building by parties
coming in, taking books from the cases,
and replacing them IN the most convent
ent case after being through with them,
which is generally the wrong case'
hence the notice.
Captain Russell, OF the steamer Emma
Graham, was in the city yesterday.
Col. j. Q. A. Nadenbousch, an officer
of Stonewan Jsckson's staff during the
war, is al the Mcclure.
DR.. j. G. Afieck, of Bridgeport, still
lies in q very critical condition, with no
improvement in the state Of his health
from that reported yesterday morning.
A Wheeling correspondent OF the
Huntington Advertiser complains OF
Wheeling being such "dirty" place
that q man is necessitated to change
shirts every day. Wonder how long
that correspondent wants to wear a
shirt2
Among the arrivals at the hotels yes
terday were the following:
At the Grant-George w. CLANCY,
Coon Island; F. w. Ridgely, Bslti-
more; J. P. Wayman, Moundsville;
James H. Curran, Cincinnati; Samuel
81. Jameson. Washington, Pa; Frank
j. Keeling, Pittsburgh.
At the st. Jsmes-M. Hickman,
Middlebourne; 81. w. Muller, Cincin-
natl; John A. Mcintosh, Ravenwood
j. T. Russell, Sistersville; William
Cakes and q. w. Freshwster, Wells
burg.
At the Stamm-T. h. Smith, Clsring.
ton; w. Sutler, Buckhill Bottom; j. X.
Dunlap, Baresville; j. Moore, Mt
Pleasant, o: j. II. Balhon, Marshall
county; A. w. Hall, Wellsburg; j. +.
Shroutz, Claysville; John w. Hobbs and
John Z Donehoo, Fsirview; j. NJ. Big
glce, Wellsburg; Mr.. McKswn and
daughter, Valley Grove.
At the McLure- @. A. MAIDEN.
bousch, West Va, r. p. Ii. Staub, Mar.
tinsburg; George Wheeler, Bsltimorei
Mrs. Mary A. Edmiston, Weston; 4. X
Faulkner, Msrtinsburgi d. A. Henry
Parkersburg; Z. w. Ramsey and wife
| Grafton.
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al y Jastteea.
J. WAsaIsaros, January 80.-Associate
Justices Clifford, Strong, Miller ana
Field, designated by the electoral bill
as members of the judicial branch OF tne
commission, were in secret conference lot
Two or three hours to-day, but adjourned
without arriving at q discrimination OF
.he question as to which one OF their as
soclates should be chosen to be the
fifth member. It may be considered
certain, however, that tomorrow morn
ing, very soon after they reassemble, they
will select J us,ice Bradley as member,
and promptly communicate the TACT 70
both houses of Congress, there being
enough reason to believe he would have
been selected to-day hsd it been anthem
tically ascertained prior to the adjourn
ment of the conference that Justice
Davis would positively decline the pc.
! sition. 1t is conjectured that the embar-
rassnent of the consultation to-day arose
mainly, if not entirely, from the
conflicting accounts as to the Will
lingness of Justice Davis to serVe'
which were not at rest till after the con.
ference formally ended. 1t is currently
believed although of course the statement
cannot be made upon authority, that one
or more ballots were cast to-day for Jus.
Ice Davis, under the belief entertained
ON the part of those present, that al
though ne has expressed his discinlins-
ton to serve on the commission, that he
would nevertheless accept the position
IL chosen
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The Cx.r mo-, Anx,ou. for war.

LONDON, January 30.-A st. Peters
burg correspondent of the Times in 8
letter dated Janusry q, says that the
Cars Moscow speech certainly remains
unqualified by any later declaration, but
u the same time il is evident, Judging by
the tone of the society at st. Petersburg
as well MS by that of public opinion in
general. this fsnou speech, although
not officially retracted, is virtually
withdrawn. The argument adduced by
he members OF Russian society in justif-
os.ion of this course is that Europe having
lterfered and the conference having
failed, Russia, notwithstanding what the
Emperor said at Moscow, is relieved
from all individual responsibility. With
regard to the preparation of the army in
Basssrbia, mobilization has failed, and
The army Is in anything but n satisfac
tory condition. Having lived in this
country during the whole cou,so of the
present crisis, and having carefully
watched, both here ard at Moscow, the
varying drif: OF public opinion, / unhes-
ilatlngly declare my conviction that the
Car desires TO have an excuse for not
going to war.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-31

THE CoURTs.-MunicipaL Court
The following business was transacted
in this court yesterday, Judge Cranmer
on the bench:
In the case of Leander G. Reed vs.. j.
j. Bunting, trustee, judgment was rem
dered in favor Of plaintiff.
Adjourned until the usual hour this
morning.
In the matter of Stephen Ripley, who
appeared to give bond as Sergeant Of the
city, the court indicated that bond as
Sergeant of the city should first be given
before Council. 4
Police Court-Judge Crsnmer trans
acted the following business before this
court, yesterday:
George Peppers, mate of steamer
Courier, assault, dismissed.
Albert Price, drunk and disorderly,
fined two dollars and costs.
Henry Bushmsn, drunk and disorderly,
fined FIVE dollars and costs.
John Moorefeld, colored, drunk and
disorderly, fined two dollars and costs.
George Frazier. drunk and disorderly,
and asssulting and knocking down his
mother, aged SO years, was fined twenty
dollars.
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Frightful suicide.

ST. LOUIS. January 30.-About two
months ago Prof. Edward L. Seymour,
evidently gentleman of unusual lin
guistic. attainmeuts, arrived here from
Chattanooga or Atlanta, snd took rooms
at 63 South Second street. At q late
hour last night he was found in chair
in his room, with his throat cut in q
frigatful way. HIS head was almost
severed from the body, and was hanging
over the back of the chair The deed
WAS dore with q razor, and six terrible
gashes bad been cut deep into the neck.
He had not been seen since Sunday after
noon, and it is therefore not known
when he committed the act. The exam.
ination of his effects and diary discloses
the fact that he had been in great pecu-
mary distress, which was doubtless the
cause of the act. He was portly man,
near sixty years old, and from the en-
tries in his diary. it is thought he had a
wife in New York.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-31

DISTRACTIONS Nick Written,
OF the Emma Graham, furnished us
with the following list of seven sunken
coal bsrges, which are between here and
Pittsburgh:
Foot of Brunot's lslsnd-Bsrge sunk
crosswsys in the channel.
Jacks Run-Bsrge sunk in the middle
of the river.
Foot Of Laycook-Barge sunk in the
channel
Above the Water Works, Wheeling,
and opposite the old boat yard-Barge
sunk in the channel
Opposite Royal Bay, at Riverton-
Barge sunk in the middle CT the river
Gin. Eng. The sunken barge at this
point has losted on down the stream.
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Council NOTES.-The center OF in
terest last night was the city building,
the sidewalk entrance thereto and lob.
bies being crammed with citizens and can
didates for municipal tavors.
Candidates for city officers were bull
doing councilmen last night.
Uncle John Boring is again upon his
native heath. He bears the mark of
hard work during the recent campaign.
Councilman Brice had up a notice in
his drug store yesterday which read thus:
Interviews to candidates for office, 81
each"
All the old and members elect of the
First Branch were present.
Mr.. Wilson, member of the FIRST
Branch, would make good presiding
officer.
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CaSt0ria.

IL Is mistake 70 suppose that Castorih
Is not adopted to grown persons as well ~
Childrsn. They on y need 10 increase the
quantity But children have so many
complains for which Castoria Is adopted
like Wind Collie, Sour Stomach. Worms
letter, TeethtDE and Group, that IL In
especially recommended for them.
It's effects are more certain than Castor
OIL. II contains no alcohol and Is az
pleasant TO take as honey. It never
gripes. BY regulating the stomach anc
bowels the Castoria cOols the blood. ex.
pels worms and prevents feverishness
quiets the nerves and produces health
then or course children can sleep In
quiet and mothers can rest.
Castoria In recommended by all phys.
clans and nurses who have tried 10, and u
Is having a rapidly increasing sale. II IL
prepared with great care after the recipe
cf DIR. Samuel Pitcher, OF Mass, at In,
Laboratory Of J. Is. Rose d TO-. 10 Dey
Street, New York. sp&
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matters. It also referred to the powers
conferred BY the city's charter. It cited
the action OF the Council In the contest
ed election case of Conant VS.. Chapline,
candidates for the City Sergeantcy in
1867, and in summing up it was his
opinion that Council had the authority
TO take whatever action IN the premises
it saw proper.
At the cor clusion of the reading OF
the Solicitors opinion, the Mayor took
I'D the resolution of election OF city
officers as unfinished business.
On the reading Of that part OF the res
olution which reads - Sergeant, Mr..
Stone said that if his memory served him
rightly, that in the contested election
election case of Consnt VS., Chapline in
1857, Conant having received the ma
iority of the votes cast and certified TO
by the officers of election, he was duly
qualified and indicted. into office, after
which Council appointed committee 10
examine into and judge OF the con-
test, which subsequently, took place
BE then moved that the resolution be
amended so as to insert the name OF Rip
lev as City Sergeant. The amendmen,
was carried and the resolution sent to the
Second branch for its concurrence.
The official bonds of all the city OH
GERS recently elected were read and ap,
proved. .. ...... :.
The bend of E. J. Stone as commits
sioner Of the new city loan, was read and
approved.
Mr.. Egerter offered resolution that
three members from each branch Of
Council be appointed to report the
names Of members for standing commit.
tees. Carried.
A short recess was taken and after re-
converting the Mayor read the boz d Ct
Stephen Ripley as received from the
Second Branch. which was approved.
The resolution relating to the salaries
IF City officers as amended and received
from the Second Branch was read and
concurred in.
The chair appointed Messrs. Stone
Hall and Hastings as members OF the
Joint Committee on salaries, from this
Branch.
The resolution to have the baulky
horse belonging to the United Engine
exchanged for good one, was referred
to the Board of Contro! with power tc
act.
The Mayor announced that Messrs
Egerter. Baird and Blair were appointed
on the Joint Committee to report tc
select members for standing committees
Adjourned to meet next Tuesday even
inc
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-31

MARDI GRAs EXCURsIoN.-Mr. Thso.
dore Rober, of this city, one of Rex s
most faithful subjects, has received the
following in answer to an inquiry in re-
lation to Mardi Grss excurion rates, from
s. F. Scull, assistant ticket agent of the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh road: "WilI
sell excursion tickets for your Mardl
Gras at same rates and conditions as we
did last year, viz: From Steubenville,
60 cents for round trip; Lagrange, so
cents; Rush Run, As cents; Portland, IS
cents, and Yorkville, 80 cents. Tickets
good going on the 18th and good to re-
turn until the 18th"
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SMiudle Detected.

BosToN, January 30.-The Journal
says that the treasury agents here have
worked up case which will bring be-
fore the United States courts one of the
largest manufacturing companies Of the
State the National tube works. 1t is
charged that they have received from
the government above 100000 draw.
back on exported goods on the plea that
they were manufactured of imported
iron on which the duty hsd been paid,
whereas they were made wholly of
American Iron. suits are to be begun
at once for the amount of the drawback
and penalties, which will increase the
claim OF the government 10 $4,000
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Insurance Policy swtndIers.

New YORK, January 30-A gang Of
fire insurance policy swindlers has been
broken up by the arrest to-day Of VIM
\. Hale, of Plainfield, N. j. The swind-
ling firm of which the accused was q
member was that Of Hale, Whitney,
Potter X Co, having their office at l76
Broadway. Over fifty victims have been
swindled out of sums ranging from
$1,000 to $4,000. The firm represented
itself as agents for the st. Paul Fire and
Marine Insurance Company, corpora
ton entirely unknown to il surance men.
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CAUCUS SLATE.-The following is
the slate fixed up by the caucus night
befoae last, at the residence of DR..
Reeves: For Health Officer, DR., Eugene
Hoge; Market Master, Michahl Edwards;
Collector, Geo. @. Black; Surveyor,
Walter Z. Smith; Lumber Messurer,
Joseph Salisbury; City Weigher, l..
d. Wait; Receiver, Elijah Dsy; Sexton
of Graveyards, Phil Heiser; Keeper of
Lookup. Alex. Wallace; Overseer OF
Changing, Patrick Mahony. The
above officers will probably be bsiloted
for at the next meeting OF Council, on
Tuesday evening next.
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Auction Sale Of Livery Stock.

At $50 O'CLOCK A. NJ, on MOsDAl
"A February 8. 1871, at Nos. 800, ISg ~
1904 Main street, Wheeling, W. Va, WI
proceed TO sell at public auction, the ysis
able Livery stock used by the late nfm o.
Husemen q Mendel. or 10 much thereoie
Is not previously disposed OF private ~,
The said stock comprises nineteen Or,
horses, i've splendid hacks, eight 10Y
buggies -four nearly new,) one bafouen,
one large f0ur-horss wagon with teau' ~
sample wagon, one safe. two once d.sL.
nine buffalo robes, one large f0ufpW.
sIeirh, three one-horse siefghs. nine ~
single harness, Ave sets coach hsfn
one set barouche harness, one ret hesr.
harness, one set fair leather harnes,
\ u light pole harness, one set ionf Dol '.
harness, thirty harness covers, thlHlHs
iron stall fixtures, one istd-cut'I
numerous other articles sach n are ~.
ally part Of the equipm ent OF nr'e
livery stable.
Terms Of sale will be cash on AZ p
chases Of less than 500. A credit oi n.p ~
days will be given on all purchases o. 80
or more, the buyer TO give nerop,s,
note with approved secu ny ti -
amount Of his purch sse, aud the inpg
thereon from the cay OF sale " the hai' D"
the notes maturity.
HARRY cALDwkL.l
js5 Assignee OF HuseInen q WEE.
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FOR Il ENT.

rTNHE THREE STORY sT0REA
house No. 81 Twelfth street, at Sc.
present In the occupancy oi the
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine Com.
The ore room In wei lighted, front and
rear, /, handsomely fitted up, has
spacious dry cellar, and water arrange.
ments in the upper stories As u busines'
stand IL has no superior. Possession Apr!
LIST. Apply TO WIN. PAXTON,
In25a 1917 Chapline St,ert.
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Death OF a Pittsburgh Editor.

PITTSBURGH, January SO.-Dsniel
ONicl, editor of the Pitts burgh Dispatch,
died al IL o'clock to-day, Of asthma. Mr..
ONiel came to this city in 1851, and
WAS connected with the city press in a
reportorisl capacity until 1865. At that
tune he purchased an interest IN the
Dispatch, and has since been connected
with tina, paper. The deceased was IN
the 49th year OF his age.