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Setb g. Sauce,
(Nebrl9.iS) gfr. 103. 9altimoreffrase.
9amee'

3yuWCe p GaHapariGen= ODER yutpilen;
Sauces GaNaparilenz pber Slup1en;
Sance's Saiiaparaen= ober giutptleu;
Sance's gaHaparillenz ODER Slutpilleu;
Sanees Sdiiaparillen= ober 8lutpiGen;
baues's gaIiaparilen= ober SlutpileH;
Sance's gaiiaparilten= ODER Ylutpilen;
Sance's gaiiapariGen@,
~ pesetabiIiide ooer gIutpiIen
sllr Sfeini9un3 oes Slutes.
Baltimore, oen 90. SUM 1860.
S6beldcinise biermit, baG i'd nit beitigemS SdmerSe
in Der redbteH YrI 1Il6 i'm rebten Arrne, Der nad)
meiner Aniid,t poM unreiner Sei6affenbett neines
yluteS berribrte, 6ebajtet fpar. Wian empfdbl mir
Sance's Saiiapariaenz ooer Blutplen, uno mad oem
&e6rau6e elmer Sbadel mar Der S6mert aus Stuit
uno arm sans peribmunoen. SD iano Die Btlen in
iarer Esitfuig duyerit milo uno mobte e5eoermanu,
Der elm miloes a6fabrmittel brau9t,. empieblen.
Yatri6 Nodle,
gr. %, @onipap= =StraEe,
5ipiideG Senaror unb Sutafp StraBe."
Sir ben Sdnf ofeier YiueH seffatte man mir
eia gSDrt Der NHarhEag-
Wlan perlanse ftets S5ance'S . YtueM nRo taute Dor
9fiefndnoenf, dls SCR Oeen, Die ais M8enteH anEon
cirt Fnb; pa6t es, 70 ipre6e mon beim @tsentbhme
N.Ss 81 Saben bei seth .. Saase, ST. 1Oss assa,
SaltimoyefraSe. lBsor13,1O
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Gampf siuiiten ei,tent GiaiIans=
Gpn,ite 1tnD Yferoeoteben. -
9tenn 4serioaett attSeblidJ 8et6os

Sauceburs ap., 21. Suni.- sm letz
ten Wontase ereigncte iid) ELL @efeft swii6en
elmer Sanoe YierOeoiebe, 0eren SiiBrer Der
notoriid)e Seiperaoo SEQ. 8. llnberpooo lit,
unO einenl Sigilans @omitc an Dem 2aurel=
Greef i'll BEN &inonicanic @ebirge. Otau
n1elbet, baB neuu Berionen in Dem Srefien
getDotet luurben. Die Yieroebiebe batten cine
9lu5abl Yierbe geraubt unb iuareu BON bem
SigilanS @onlite perfolgt llnb eingebolt nor
Se,
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Selegrapbii@s 9epeidle1t.

[8ertte Der ~afociir.en B.eiie- fir Den nDeuti6er
&orrefpnnaenttn".
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pas Gnbe ber perurtbeiltsn 4atoup-
MaSuirfs.
Glf 9erioaem btmseri@tet.

YRe8eBan, SoHIc, giparitb, Ea1Ty, Garrpu
uno WunIeg in Y5ottsoiue.
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Werbeeren0e Stiirnte.


50 om a=& y, Sa., q. Smnt.-Gin gfOroz
ipeltiturm miitbete seiteru in Der Ndbe bieler
5taSt unb rid)tete in Der fursen 3eit bon sebn
Ufinuten groben 99aben an. @ine Menge
S9orniteine, Sdume unb 3dune tuuroe iiber
ben 'Saufsn ge,porien unb Sic @etraiosiaat er-
bebli9 bei9dSist. Der Gbmrm Der Yresbb-
terianer<airde, lolpte ein 9beil oeS @ebauoes
mureen bemolirt uno Der 3burm Der @ongre>
tionaliiten=Sirde oerart bei6dbtst, oab er
abgeriien merbeu muB.
8eabiug, 9a., 81. Suni. - Die llngez
geno bieier Stabt uno peri6eoene Srte an
Der SenuIplpanier Sabn" tplrben beute
BON einenl piitbeHpen Siipmefiturme beimge=
iudt, pelder eroben Sdaoen anri9tete. gu
Sopton, epons uno Sleetiuooo lpurOen uiele
@ebauSe entoa6t 'uno mebrere air6tbiirme
untaetpeht
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Ga,milienstuiit ttmo ieime SsoIaea,

Yougbfeep lie, N.-D., 21. Sllli. =
Solepb 8enningef, ein perfOmmener beutiber
Saner, mlBhanoelte ieine Srau nit eiuerSade
nno brad)te ibr iAwere Serletungen bel, tpo=
ranf er iid bic aeble burAl6nitt. 8eioe iinb
nod am 9eben.
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SGbrlidleS Gicnie !

sAsS SGbrltdes Yicnif /!
ASa9s D erounben NIT @rets zSeaeEr
Der
ct. SobanneS= =SonntagszSGA GAule on 8iOolezGtro6e
Wonta8. ben 25. Snni,
E Z. Mutb's Bari,
pobu ale Ma9tteoer unb sreunbe Der G5emejuoe her.
Iith auaelaoen fino. 'S' ''ta~
li4f'S'oo'D 3aS Gpmtte,
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Garopaiid)e &adel6eridte.
Ser orientaliide Grieg.
Nette bluttse Sfdmpfe tnWt otttene8rO
Die Eiirfen beanipru6en elmer
Steg ii Der bic 8ulien
bel Saia5ib.
Serbten raitet weiter.
Die Sttmattott att Oct Sonatt ltaS
iat Sleinafiem.
Der britiI6e @eianbte ertbeilt Dem Sultan
ben 9tatb, 6riebeu gu i9licBen.
sete sarten sieben tdb bon Grserast aarit6.
GuropaiIde &adel6eridte.
Serbien riiitet tpeiter.
Die Sttnatton att Der 9onaM 1ttt
itt &letuafien.
Ra6sug Der 9arfen geeem Graernn,. - Sa
ain nffnahIfA n fiifpAer ernferf

ote sarten sieben rtd BON Grserast auriia.
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orcnungem TN Wagem nno o:n 9eoar=
men, @eritopiung, 9Dspepiie,
Arehem tint &opfe u. I'M,
goIbliiige 2eute, pelhe &opIipeb, ShDtnoel,
@tbdfr;seit lIno Sbreniauien in 6olse bon SIutonz
brana ndd benz aopfe unterporfen itno. olten oiele
alen tsts 6ei Der Sanb beben oa fie bel iofortsem
G5ebraud'e oele sefdbriibe Spmptome be6en.
Bei Besgonen ipeibfi6en 9eibiedbts iino pie Yineu
in Der Sbo fyabrbuit aus9e5ethnet, oa lie ale Semm=
niie, lOpe bas bsi Dieem Geidede 10 ietr uorherrz
itenbe peinioenbe Sopilpeb beieitsen; ie 6een fer
Nffeftonea 9litben, Sinnen u1o blete, sel6e Saut=
Nar6e unb perleiben bem 5eint rides seiunoes bti=
6enoes ir3enbdes 4u$iehen.
@ls angeyebmeS iidberes uno leidbt pirfenoes Ib@
iibtmtei pereinigen e cine mliee 2bati9te init Der
erolsreibiteA gSittuns uno eroroern wdbrene lbres
@e6rautes teins Sei9rdntun9 in Der 0tdt, noh aHiz
entbalt in 3imner. 6urtb Jfegelun9 Der 0oiiS nad
ter unb Gtdre oes Yatienten peroem iie iiir jeoen
Ssal 6ei aeiben @eidebern paeno, unb 6et ditliten
perlonen erueen lie id) ais Die 6equeme Dfeoi5in,
Die bisber sGbere.tet Dorben.
HreiS % Gents Die S1adtel.
3u ba6en bei
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9lmS 0bina tttio Sapa,t, ,

San Sran3tSc0, Il. eSllnt. - DER
Oampier uSceanic" 1T iher 9nfphama aus
SongzSong au9efOmnlen unO bringt iolgenoe
gta6ri6ten:
rSong= g=Soug, 26. Mai.-Oie Sunaersnotb
in ben n6rbIiden YropinSen BON China oauert
fort. Die 8egierllng iit uid)t i'm Stalroe,
sbbiilie 81 getpdbren. = GS cirfuliren @e=
rit9te iiber ividtige nilitariid1e Seipegunsen
III ben meitlid,em BroDinsen. - Die 0tad)t
Der Hegierung iit bur6 inIere SSirren, lelpie
oHr9 lleberlGmenmunsen nno 6ungersaOtb
politanhIg geiabalt.8
yOofobanla, 6. SiIri.-Oie Situation i'm
Siiomelten lit unuerdnbert. alle pid)tigen
Yoiitiouen iinb BON ben Hegierungstruppeil
eingenomnlen iuorben, allein Die 9(ufentbalts=
Orte Der Snlurgentenf fiibrer iinb gGn3lib Mlz
befannt. Nie SebDrhen halten Is fir nutz
los, ii6 in Den @ebirgen auf einen &f
nit ben Sniurgenten eln3ulaGeu.
&iho &oin, PriuatiefretGr bes &aiiers, 1T
geitOrben.
Sn Dotobama fiuo baufige S6ldgsrsien
arptlden @satroleu, belounerS sluiiden frar=
5Ditid)en nnb oeutlden, porgeiaaeu. Sn uer=
lAiebenen Oieler Sdid9ereien ipllrbeu Menz
iden get0Otet. Sim 4. Suni purben Stpei
franS0itid)e MatrOien erl9lageu. Die Strei=
tigfeiten entiteben ieoesnral ourd Dispute
iibss Die ss9enpdrtieen 3liltdnpe in garapa,"
0er,ntid1te 9cpcia,e,t aus Neap=
Wprf,
NewzD off, 21. SUM. - @olb er6ffnete
81 1863.
- Oie Oampfer y4caoia" bon Wtttelmeer=
Sdien unb yState Of Sirsinia" bon @lasaotp
itnO bier eiugehoffen. -
Su, hie{iop, Q,npin a S6,ot,outs ~ $40
Sefanntmabung angebeftet iporben, baB bis
sum 16. Snli 1877 Subifriptionen fir Die
nelen oterproSenttgen 6eaierungSsSbiigatio=
nen OalelbF erttgegen9enonlnlen merOen.
- Sie 3ou @tnnahmen betrHgen bsllte
$234,OOO
- Ser l1nteribatmeiiter sablte beute fir
Sntersiien $4,000 uuo fiir eingesogene Sbli=
gationeu $lOS, ,O0C aus.
Scr @el0marff.
Stem 9orf, q. SUM. = @elo lei6r gu
liz. gSe1lel rubt9 su 4,ss. @olo i9loB
rubig 5u 105s. Snnoes Sbliaattone:l
ihloilen ltetis II. ieit; 18S1er Coupons l145,
neue 1861 1S67er 1125, lS6Ssr lis,
nsue 6itnItr Ills, i0,40er Coupons 1929.
alftien iAloiien lsbbaft unb ffetig, 9teiuz
g)orler Central $50, Grie 6, Safe SbDre 474,
SllinoilT@entral 524, Yittsbur9 76, Gbica9o,
9fcrtbmelter1 20s, Yrlorltdten 45s, &od= So
lanb Oh,
llnteri9atamts Silau;: Sob $SO,Os5,=
TAG; @ourant S49. .522.s 1878.
Sic Stttatictt TIT Sfa.
M utreal, 21.Suni.-0ie letten Naa=
rt6teu aus Sfa ergebeu, baB Die SnDianer sll
6uoion cine llnterreouug nit benz Sberiter
9lmDat gebabt baben, ,pelf)er linen bic Ser
fbermng CAB, baB iie ni6t perhaftet ,perbel
tpiiroen, fpern fie mad Sfa Suriidfebrteu. Sr
Sfa berridt &ube.
0a,ntlie,tstpift ,tno feine ssnleen.
PONG bfeep lie, N.zD., 21. SUM-. =
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gerlaft ansebii6 $12,00O,OOO.

Sier5i 5duiersepierte in aitbe.
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man, that the Committee on Privileges ana
Elrctions.be discharged from further aonsid
erntinn ~ the credentials al NJ. q. Butter nf
south Carolina. and IL wns cnrfied--Aras 2u
nays ~. senators tOnOycr and Patterson
voted with the Democrats and senator DaAi.
OF Illinois MAS paired with Rrpnbli
can upon tliis question. AIR. Thurman
now moved that Mr. Butler 81 south Caro-.
lima br sworn IN from that state Under
the rules the motion went over Tor one ainN
Mr. Edmunds then gave notice that inncdi
mely upon the rsgding 81 the journal "a.
morrow hc would cdll mp the highest matter
OF pri 7iicgc. touching the credentials ~ Rel.
loEg, reported from the Committee on Priv.
ilegrS aud Elections. The senate then. on
motion OF Mr.. Thurman, ~ vote
~ yeas - nays ~, went into executive So
sion. and when the doors rrcpcnrd the Sen
ntr, nftcr continuous session "a - hours
adjourned until " tn- nfOrrpW......fn fh.
n n~c a number ~ bins were Introduced nnl
rciored, after which tho House adjourned
fill Friday
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VA va .,ne- r.,,r.,a. AMI he james River
~, 60, Y 49, ~ .eri..,slx a,m-
49, =. --,...- ,.,.,..- Tha ,~rreg,ts l...ss.
$50 !. 49, -, ~ se,nral utlio.,s
:" 80 - c,..,-..~ NJ.
ps<sshs.s-s'-'n ~ wv IN M , $3.50 S
"H".' 49, ma ~,',,,h r.,,r r,...',
'rss'le-o'iaks w. wv ~" M, NJ ~ -
ano1, yen i,a'es 5000 !. $3.50 49, \. ~
'ne SIR ~ t'"ss' 49, $500. 49,. i,
'ns p'''''', n ~, s,. s''~
suomefSeu - Y. w fA,,e.ssss -.
erear" ~ e'A"''''~ ~" n 49, -
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ing apparatus. A severe gale prevailed
along the coast on the night Of the disaster,
and it's supposed that the vessel became
'slnmAnAsesbis through the breaking down
of her encmes and drifted heplcssly upon
The following are The namessf tn officers
lost on the Wrecked sieamsr Iloppn; Com.
nander q. u Rysn, irfbs. !. "A. .smcns
and u o.. PalnWr MaatsJ. y. Orkht and
w. :. French, Ensign Danner, Paymaster
! Carey y. Sanders and Cadet Engineer 4. A.
LOOMS. The Huron was sHiron Screw pro-
pellsr Of ! 40 tons. carrying six guns. She
was Just out 81 the dock al New
York. where sha lad becn eslirely over
hauled. She was manned hy. q crew OF loi
men, besides II marines, and her officers
Numbered IN, only eight Of whom were
saved. while trying 70 reach the wreck Of
the Huron. on the following day. a surf-boat
commanded by Capt. y. y. Guthrie was
swaniped, and the captain and four men
drowned.
The new French Ministry has been re-
pudiaied BY the Chamber 81 Deputies.
.Jules ferry, ON hehaf Of ~ Left, moved a
resolution expressing want u confidence,
which was adopted BY vote ~ 34S against
aOs.
Thu International Fishery Commission
has awarded Sl,5oo.0oO ~ the damages due
Great Britain on account ~ the eAclnsr by
the United states of the fishing privileges in
Canadian waters under The Washington
treaty. Mr. Dcforsr, 0the neutral mtmi5tfI
cfrhesepmmissicn, !ss6ed M K 3susAI
representative, SIR A. 7. Gait, In making the
award: the American Commissioner, Judge
Kellogg, disscnted.
A fearful gale. ragged around the British
Lies on the night of the oath. Thirty ves-
sells were reported ashore between RAMS
gate and deal, and many lives were lost.
A late Guatemala dispatch says: A topic
OF absorbing interest Il a conspiracy TO muir
der the President OF Guatemala and his adj
yisers, and 10 overthrow the Government,
\ which was discovered on the fst inst, in
time 10 prevent IL, by the arrest and execu-
tion OF seventeen Of the ringeaders, includ-
ing Maj. kopesky, in charge Of the artillery
barracks, Capt. De Leon Ralas, second in
command, and Gabriel Aquilar, nm
priest. * ~ a
The political situation in France. accord
ing 10 dispatches Of the a.th, was approach-
ing crisis. The newspapers discussed the
question whether the army would support
NAcNlahon or the Republic IN case o. q con-
sict. Manuscript placards, insulting or
Threatening President Mac Mahon were post
ed throughout Paris. Hundreds Of persons
were arrested for drunkenness. raising -edi-
tious cries, and insulting orresisting the POI
lice.
The National Grange, al it, recent session
\ at Cincinnati, adopted resolutions in favor
Of the reconciliation ~ silver and the re-
peal Of the Resumption act The vote on the
silver proposition stood "a toe; on anti-re-
sumption. % 10 IA.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-12-07

James Rosenberg Hawkins, colored, aged
-, wss hanged II Towsontown. Nd. on
the I'D, for committing An ztrocious outrage
upon white girl in April last. He made .
I'll confession before he died
Gen. McClellan's majority in New jersey
il 10, -l0-z.l more than Tildcn received last
fall.
Moses H. GrinnelI, formerly Collector
the Port o. New York, and for many years
. prominent merchant, died on the Gath,
aged IS.
The Virginia rivers rose % high on the
2ith and 18th that great damage resulted In
many parts Of the state. AT Richmond the
water Wa Is inches above the hIgh-waser
mark Of 1870, all the streets In the lower part
Of the city being inundated. The
sas-works were submerged, the
wHter-works badly damaged and 4 large
number Of bridges swept away. The prop
cry loss was estimated n over S1.0O,Doo.
AtDxnyille, Charlottesville, Lynchburx, and
other places in Virginia, - wen y q Va
rious places in North Carolina, Maryland,
West Virginia, and Western Pennsyivxnia,
much damage was done BY the high water.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-12-07

The new French Ministry was announced
ON the I'd, a. follows; President OF the
Council and Minister Of War, Gen. Griniau-
Diet De Rochebouet: Minister o. Forcssn Az
fairs, Marquis d. Bonneville: Minister Of
the Intcrior,D weIchi; Minister Of Justice,
lie PsIIetier Minister Of Finance, D'Util-
leuI; Minister Of Commerce, Ozenne; Min
lister Of Public Works, Graef; Minister Of
Public Instruction, Faye; Minister OF Ma
rine, Admiral Rousin. The Republican
papers censurc the composition Of the new
Ministry In eonfemptuous terms
The United states man-of-war steamer
Huron, Commander q. r. Ryan, which sail
ed from Fortress Monroe for Havana on
tn ed, was wrecked on the North Caro-
lima coast, near Kitty Hawk signal station,
~ m early hour on the following morning.
Som after striking on the shoals the vessel
went TO pieces. and Of the 135 persons
On board only "a succeeded In reaching the
shore alive. There was no assistance rem
dered from the shore, for mt Of Iife-sav.
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WRsrAND SOUTHWEST.
AT Warsaw, Ind. on the evening Of the
.lst, Libbie Jacques, aged II, was terribly
and fatally burned about the face and breast,
hy letting fall lamp filed with oil, which
she Uas lifting from 4 chandelier Whileen-
dcavoring to put ost the flames on her cloth l
ing, o. p. Jacques. her father. burned both
hands % severely that ii was thought ampu-
iation would he necessary AtTerre Haute,
on the evening previous, Mary Tarelby.
servant-gfrl in the employ ~ Hon. Bayless
II. Hanna, was 80 badly burned BY lamp ex-
plo.ipn thar nc Was expected to die.
Nicholas Plumbing has been arrested at
wilton. Wis. charged with the murder OF
Mr. Van Voorhees, and her three children,
whose dead bodies were found IN their burr
ing cottage about the first 81 November. II
was supposed AZ thu time thar Mr. Van
VOORHEES, killed htr children and then took,
hef own life. but Inter d1selepmsn'sstr strong
IL fmplicate Plumbing a. being the author
OF the borribIe crime. Y E
The National Grange Patrons of Husband
~ met AZ Cincinnati on the 2lst, delegates
fr0m all the States being present.
A san Antonio dispatch OF the ed -ay~
that Gen. Ord has received an official copy
Of the order u Presidept Diaz 20 Gen. Dali
lin. commanding the Mexicsn forces on the
border, 10 repel invasion By United STATES
troops BY force, and Il j. further stated that
Gen. Treyino has been ordered to the Rio
Grande with 200 troops 10 carry out the
order. Gen. Ord has telegraphed 10 the
President for anotherregiment Of cavalry.
The Central National Bank OF Chicago
closed it, doors on the sd, after q slight
run. Its deposits amount 10 100000 and
il y asserted that its assets are amply sutli-
cient to pay all demands in full.
Al Benton Ridge, Hancock County, o., on
the I'D, Dr. Frank n. Knapp shot and kill
ed DR.. H. h. Mott with shotgun Both
we're practising physicians Dr.hnapp says,
a defense Of his crime, that DR.. Mott had
several times tired at him with revolver,
and did 30 On the day of the shooting, and
thu he fired the fatal shot while under the
conviction that his life was in imminent
peril.
Charles Jones, haif-breed desperate,
who attempted to Kin hi- wife and child At
McAlister station. Indian Nation, was arr
rested and subsequently, shot and killed
while attempting 20 escape from custody.
Two men named shepard Clark and Israel
Dory were recently killed in Don Juan
County, Cal, about 10 miles from Pagosa
springs, IL J. supposed BY Mexican and
Navajo Indian. The discovery Of their dead
bodies was the first known OF their murder.
The Bismarck coach was attacked and
captured by Indians, on the I'D, near
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-04
The Boss Rat.

At the Mcclure House, last night, was
killed perhaps the largest rat ever seen
or heard OF in this vicinity. The colored
porter OF the house discovered the rat IN
a small room in the rear OF the saloon,
and closir the doors OF the room armed
himself with poker and entered. Once
within the room he attacked the rat.
which showed fight when cornered, and
almost got the be ter Of the moke, but for
tuuately well aimed blow with the poker
seat his rstship marching onward into
rat heaven. The vermIn was weighed
after it was killed and pulled down the
scales at 2t pounds. IL measured from
the tip of its nose to the tip of It's tail -
and its tail was no longer than OF
ordinary rsts-2l inches in length. and
around the belly it measured II inches
IN clrcum 'erence. The average rat Will
only weigh from g to II ounces, and this
monster is regarded AS quite curiosity.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-04
Base IsaIi NOtPs.

The Bethany base bsl club will play
the Standards tomorrow afternoon. 1t
Is said that Mckennsn will pitch tor the
Bethanys.
The surviving members OF the old
Baltic and Enterprise clubs will play at
the Standard grounds this afternoon.
The Live Oaks. OF Lynn, Msssacbu-
sets, are booked Tor two games with the
Standards on the 18Th and 10Th insts.
The Ailcgherles made nm effort to
have the Standards play at Pittsburgh,
to-day, but without success.
VIII Brady OF the Mteliigenccr will
captain the ErterPrise nine, and viii
Brady OF the T.vo!i the Baltic niae, in
the game to-day.
Bets are two to one that the score in
the game to day viii 20 over 20.
Ire Allegheny. lio>tcH game ~ Pits
burgh, Yesterday. rr.u,ied in the defeat
OF the former cub by a score cf2 to 0.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-04
THE COURTS.
srRcUIT ooUBr-yUDeI MELVIN.


In the case OF Coin, Ssmpliner S Go.
W. the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. TIE
Jury yesterday returned = Vefdi:t Tor
plaintiff for sos Motion was made by
defendant for re n rial.
10 the case OF Oser Va. the Centripstsi
Power Company, the following jury was
impsn nelled and trial Of same proceeded
with: Samuel Norton, James Elliott,
3obt. Irwin, T. W. Nesbitt, james
Neill, & II. Pogue, George q. Busoy,
James NJ. Thornburg, James A. Den
nisten, VIM Murray, d. g. Shorts, Z. ..
Dunlap.
Case still on trial a. the time o: the
adjournment OF court, which WIS mad I'LL
the usual hour this morning.
POLICE COURT JUDGE osANAER.
Richard Gardner, carrying of peanuts
from q peanut stand, fined two dollars
and costs. Execution suspended on
payment of costs.
Benjamin Adrian, for Stealing coli OF
rope belonging TO the steamboat Nail
City, fined twenty doliars and costs
Committed for thirty days
Dennis Brannum, drunk, fined twenty
dollars and costs Committed for thirty
days.
James McCunc, drunk, fined two dol
lars and costs. Committed Tor thirty
days.
John Kelly, vagrant, fined two dollar;
and costs. Committed tor thirty days.
Fred Lainer, drunk, fined two dollars
and costs. Execution suspended en- de-
tendsnt agreeing to leave the city.
Eugene CslIy, disorderiy COZ due! al
the house OF Mrs. Burkman's, fined two
dollars and costs. Execution suspendol
On payment OF costs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-04
Sad Fatality.

Last week little child of Mr.. Car
Mayers, the Twelfth street tobscconist
died at the residence Of its father, in
North Wheeling, of scarlet fever, and
Yesterday two more of his children were
taken off by the same dread disease,
within six hours of each other, and
another child is lying dangerously Ill,
One of the children which died yester-
day morning was in coed health day
before yesterday, and was out playing
the most OF the day. In the evening, how
ever, it came into the house,
remarked to its mother that it
was very warm, and soon after was
taken with violent vomiting. Medical
assistance was immediately summoned,
but the disease could not be mastered,
and IN the morning the child was \
corpse. Scarlet fever has assumed ma
hgnsnt form in Wheeling, and it be.
hooves methers to exercise great care over
their children, else the little innocents
may be carried of at any moment. An
effort has been made to suppress the
knowledge OF the prevalence OF this dis
ease, and majority of physicians deny
its existence to any great extent, but
there is no denying the TACT that all por-
tions of the city are cursed with the
plague, and there is no telling where it
will end.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-04
The Virginia street Improvement

The filing up o! the South Side OF
Virginia street, l,iand, Is progressin G
finely, ard it is expected the work Will
be completed IN the next few days. ] his
is n work which has long been an eve.
sore in its hall completed condition. and
it is with delight that the Island people
see it progressing. |. will, however,
seriously Giscomnode persons on the
South Side Of the street who have failed
10 erect stone wal in front Of their
premises to stay the earth from washing
into their yards. They have had an
abundance OF time, however. to make the
necessary repairs, and can attach no
blame 10 any one but themselves for
their negligence.