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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-15

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aeitrissu Gradnsuneswobl Der Start:
oeroroneten 0eriammluno ftimmbered.
t'gtsn 5000 bteitsen GinpObnern parsu
1900 on Der Ausiibung ibres Stimms
re9tes psrbtnpert. neil Ge rait 3obIunp
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Von ben tbrts gebliebensn 400 mabz
ten ctrca 355 Son tprem lDabIre6ts
8ebrau9.
Aus Matburs miro aelbytebin !:
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S6dIern oss btsfeen @Ymnafums be-
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UOreen. Die Bolae eapon ipar, oas
fsbsn Ch1ler, Oarunter snet prtmaner,
pom OYmnafum enifsrnt unp mebrere
nit i4weren @arcsriirafen bsIeaf werben
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btsiiBen GYmnaftums loear tbdtli6
ansssrifen, pUbet ite absr Das yped"
battsn, nt9t cenientsen Der 9ebrer III
ottaqairen. ben 10 misbanbeIn fe beab-
llattat batteu. Mbee ptelsm unwelen
Der 9Ymnaiaffen @srbtnounqen yon
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tiger 9efeue,t weroen."
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selunaen, eth 8anpe tusenOlt@er, nod
l6ulpflt&ttser Dtebe 3u ermttteIu, uels
DE In idlausr Wetle wobI eeeen so
saoenotebadble auseefdbrt bat. Den
Raub babeu fte tbetIs fit ft6 oerbrau6t
tbeils su ~yrGleaten", au6 on ujunse
Damen", Dertpanpt.
aus rem Wdn6ener 3uGtboule tn
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meIHst, unlineff etn Wann entlalen
wCrcen, Der o@t Sabre uni6ulrfg in
DemieIben eele6en. Gin DtenRfnedt
aus Trtspbere, TT ct DON cen @elGwo>
rensn bsS grl6tebens etnes Nepterz
66rlfers l6uIois seiprcden unD oorauf
III Is Jabren 3u6tbau6 rsrurtbeilt
uCroen. Die 0dlf;e ptsle. Strafe BAT
er Derbiiet. 0Or fursem fam Der
DirfIt9e N5rper gum, Sterben uno
9sifanp, oaB Der 8erurtbeiIte unIbuls
Dt8 lei.
Wie Der 0annODsr 'i6e Courier CT
fdbrt GpQ Iaut 0erfleun9 ees 6inanss
mtniRers pt: f5ntsli6e Wiuse IN
0anncSer am is. Mdr; {. s. aufeebO,
ben meroen.
1eber Nmerifa TT l6on man6erIei
rn1nn tn eurOpdilden 3ettuusen auf,
settl6t wprosn; fuIsenpe MlttbeiIure
iepob btetet 9llles: Dem eneItIGen
SOurnal Satnt @rieptn sufoIse Dertaus
fen swet Stubma6er in Nem yort
Sttsfel aus Wsnl6enbaut. Ios 9s>
cer ptrc aus Der Daut ppn 8eruneliids
ten, ote na1 ben SscirsSGlen eebra6t
werpen. SewOnnen. Die 6aut fol-,
bret WCaen btnpur6 tn elmer IufSs
flung rDn bemIOf unD gi1enrinpe eins
sewettbt in sartes. pstdss, Ist6tbrau-
nes. oem SaIblecsrdbnltGes, ober pos
r5leres 9eber I@ umwanpsln. Sen
lebr fOrteeldrtttsnen beipeu S@ub<
ma6ern 3ufclee lCl bic 6out etnse
Meniden mtttIerer Statur su Shdften
unD SberIeDer fiir 3wet Daar SttefeI
btnret6en. Wan penfc f@ pas @ru,
Iieln Der europdtI@en @dnlebdute!
9lls firsIi6 neutrality-suspicious. tn Dem
WsieFuiie BET DiepOIsbdulsn. TN 81,
lob. BEN GcreQenfang DbIaa fanb c,
unter etnem 8auMffumpf Elm Eupfsr'
asfdb. tn weI@em f@ @OIbmdn,sn aui
Der 3eit euOwis Des XIV. befonpsn
Der Wsrtb ptsles GunpeS wtro au
l25,OOO ST. ssladst.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-15
SSSob-Nrbetten
teber Mrt

ieDer Art
werpen 70 l@ 5n. pr mpt ano
6tItts Ss!tefert, ute lie trssnb etne
Druderet lteferu fam. Mir ltefern
aud fir Bsamts unb @efadftsleute tn
serfGtebenen IbetIen bss S3toateS:
&e1ferheaDH,
3tAAeaDo,
aseF@ @dttefarten,
@ircnlare,
8tanfS,
NiaFate
V. {. u. 0uf far3efe Sptts.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-15

wetien uno tbn 70 BEN Stncern be
ldrerlt6 uno unanssnebm su MAIDEN,
betm Stootratb prpteflfrt, uno ote p5or
rer BON Iurtn babsn etne petttipn t,
eletGeu Stnne efnserstGt.
Sirfei.
@onfanttnppsI. Der @ulton iiber.
rst0te am Is. NOo. Der 8uraers @arev
Goonen, uno bob In lefner anlproG,
beroOr, Dte Gbre Der Nati0n erfcrcere 81,
Wertbeseteuna Der GaterIanees, feline,
Nehte unr WirDe pur6 Nusabune oet
auaemeinen Stteesbteniiss. Gr le
aladlt6, CUR 8eymebrung Der Strett.
trafte our@ ote Sdafune Der Baraers
0aroe beiautrosen.
Aus Sofia. IA. Nop. wtrb BEN
SOneoner StanoarD tsleerapbirt: Gtnt
teue unaebeuere Nuswanceruna upn
5iderfefen, Ttirfen unD 3teeunerrt aue
Der @e9eno BON Srttante unp Ser
fofBa na6 Eobar> Boiarpltif bat lfatts
eefunben. Die StraBen fuD NIT Wos
gen uno 0teb veriperrt. Sberff blunt
bat 5000 8IdGtItnee in Der Gbeue Don
Soiarbi6if aus eem 6iilfsfonbS inter
ltGbt unD wtro balD neuen Nnf5mm.
ltngen III teIfen baben, @bafir pa1do
TT NIT fetner Dt0tffon In Srfbante etr>
aetrUfen, ria6oem er cirtct Dur6 pte
0er9e BON Sbipfa aus marl6trt tff.
st bat ad interim ben Oberbe fsbI iiter
cte Nrmse abernOmmen, Dte farfe StsIs
Iunsen ienleits RON Srtbanfe etn.
iltnlmt.
GuRIam0.
ct. Detersbure. Is. Noy. Die ru1s
fli@e Gesteruns bat felt Der Wlubtls
maGuna, wel6e seraoe Nitte Nopems
Der 1876 anfus, tdeIi6 Gber ,pst
WtlIiCnen Rubel fir Die Armee psrz
aus9obt. Gs miro allo, wenr ni6t
bolo etn Grteoensl6IuB erfOIet, nod
netterer Anletben unc elmer fprtoe,
(esten 2batt9fett Der Banfnoterprel7s
beDitrfsn.
8orl6au, 16. Nop. 0an Ibretbt
Der AuaSburser Allaemeinen 3eituno :
Der r6miidsfatbOltl6e Grsbtl6Of Nm.
lerer Dt6ceie, Bsltnsfi, purpe betauntz
LTD Dor fiinfBebn Jottsn wegen (etner
3ufimmenren baltuna CUR DamaItoen
pOlntl@sn 8spsgune lsines bcben
poffens entifBt unD I'm fnnern 2uez
tano tnterntrt. no er nod beuts uuter
Aufit6t Der Grandchildren nit elmer
tbm bswtltsten fletnen pentlon .lebt
Diit Der esituna Der @erwaItuno Der
Gr;Otbcsie Barfdau mar nad Gslfns
l'e @ntfernunS ein Der ruillhen Ree
9terunS ereebener DOmcapttulor 2mo
Itnefi betraut wOrben, oefen 8elhGfte.
fiibrun9 Don ftr@It6er unp 1footlth,,
Sstte fetnen An'fano fanp. Nohosm
o,eier DOR eintesn 2BOGsn aeiforben
wdbIte Das DOmeapitel gum aputnts
fTatOr oes &rsbtstbums ben ols Bsnoc
teur Der polnll6en ,EatbOltlden Rgnup.
IN petteren Rrs'ien bsfannten Gonon;
Gus P. linton SOitisw,cA cs, orosn,
wdrts I'm Is, ssbsnslobrs ffsbt. Die(e
Gabl bat Ole 5sltdtisuna Ger foiIer'
llHea ReStsruus ssfunosn, 10 poe se,
neue aOmtniitratOr in etslen Soogn
leine junction aosrnebmen fonn," 81
rulfl&e 8es'eruns Itebt es, BON S,it
su 3eit ren eeutsn SanD tn Die Mnosr
Ia ttreuen.
g0n lsbsr Durce in Muslonp pos
Tsretnss unO SsrlammIunesrecbt ara
Dert6mmsrf. NeuerDines 1T an ldmmt"'
lt@e @utsbelIssr in Doien ein llfos ers
lahen worren, wOno6 fe bon allen in
ibrsm 5aule lfanTnrencen gser(omm,
tuneen uno 3ulammenfiinften BON mebr
ole finf psrlOnsn. BET Bsrmetpuno ron
WtratltpOrtl,Gfeit. isGs loae porbc,
ben 9emstnce 9orfebsrn unp @enpors
men urlier namentlt6sr 4naobs Der bei
tbnen ernartsten Safe anaetae ,u mas
@sn osrpFt@tet fnp. Die @enSqrmeu
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-15

petlen uno tbn 70 BEN atnoern be-
ldrerlt@ nno unansenebm 3u MAIDEN" !"
beim Stootratb prpteIlfrt, uno Dte p5ors
rer bon Iurtn babsn efne petition tn
eletGem Stnne etnsersi1t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-15

baben fcfOrt our6 etnen srprefen Buten
bteroOn bem Srets@sf an3eiQs su maq
den uno oeren Uetlere sse,fleuno ,g
9epartteeu. Dtsler ufoS lit cine pefs
tere Saufratfcn Der 3uildube In 8uss
LAMB.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-31
American Association iOr the Adj
yancCmenI OF Science.

NASHVILLE. Angus. 3O.-The attend.
ance at the meeting OF the American A..
sociation Tor the Advancement OF Science
lo-day was larger than yesterday, es-
prcIay ot ladies, and increased public
,nle- :. WAS manifested IL the pro.
iced .
4 1Oon the association N body pad
,neIr respects to the widow of the iatc
James X. Polk at hcr residence on North
Vine street.
Papers were read to day by Professor
rnurston, on New Type OF Steam In.
ginc;" Professor Newcomb, OF Buffalo
Our knowledge Of the Cotton Worm;
Major Powell, of Washington, structure
ot Erupuve Mountains Prot. Thou n
Mehanan, sex in Flowers Virginia \.
Powers, The Law Of PepitIou;' Prot.
Wilder, Respiration of Anna"
AT the night general session Prof .
G. Marsh, of New Haven, delivered NJ
address on The Introduction and Sue
cession Of Vertebrate Lite IN America
The adcr,-- makes seven columns Of
close typo 20 toe ADsertcan, and was de
Ivered IL "a ,Aigs and intelligent audi
ruce in Reprcseh pt,vcs Hall.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-31
rne rhicnro Hank TronhIe.

CHICAGO, August 80 The dls,atIs lac
tion winch the dcposItors IN the State
Savings Bank have felt with appoint
ment by its officers Of Col Abner 1sy lJr
rs assignee. was not shsted to-day by n
notice IRON that gentleman that ne would
be plea "a 20 have u committee OF three AZ
appointed by the depOs'LOrs to assist him
in his investigation. Tn'- afternoon q.
two o'clock Al uproarious meeting Wa
ned by me depo,llors in Market square,
and after mucn speaking and quarrellng
John Weutwortu, l.. l. Letter, I. \.
Moran. Bernard Calagan and NJ. Kelly
were appointed committee 10 cal n
meeting Of the depO-.tOrs only, IN some
hal, to take measure, 10 have Al olhe- b,
signee appointed by the court. Somc
peculiar and suspicious tran ssCtions have
been uncartaed by which the officers OF
the bank, during the last days. got rid OF
certain mortgages. notes, &c, which The
bank held sgalns, them, and by which
they transferred to the bank their stock,
and trok up the notes, mortgages and
other oil gt,ior as equivalent,
The morning papers vii. publish the
minutes the meetings held and the
record Of stock Transfers IN which, taken
together, constitute an arraLgemeu. OF
the officers which places them IN n Grim
lnsl light. Tae banks asset are likely.
under such developments, TO shrink to
slmost nominal figure. The bank
itself Is its own principal
s..cknoI!cr. it, cfl;ers having
realized on nearly the whole oi Their
stock The sbsc0ldiug officers have no,
been heard fr-m. aud the general Opiu-
ION is thst they will not return to Chi
c7gc. II the present mood OF the de-
irauded depcs tors i. would be with per.
ssnsl risk that they did -.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-31
DEIINQTENT AND FORTIFIED
LANDS.

rn. Is the tt le oi work edited and
complied by B. +. HARLOW, E,q, o'
LewIsburg. " Va, and copy OF which
IS lust been furnished us for eXamina-
-. 1t embraces ali the sc's of the
a.gislatures of Virginia and West Nr
ulls, constitutional provislo and de.
..,.ons of the Courts OtsAppea j, OF both
s.a.es respecting the subject Of delin-
.yat and forfeited lands. l. Is jus
.-.a s work as has long been needed by
.h- 5ar OF the State, and the work show
remarkable IN Ius,ry as well as ability OF
the part OF The compiler. The uncertain
condition o! lard Titles in many parts o.
,a.s State "a, been great bar TO immi-
grafton. Hta .u.h work as Mr. HAIR
LOW before hlu he purchaser Of y trscl
o. ..aI .ar take The title, and by refer
ring o. ta..y oIs a,ts and der.s ons re
,peytlns hand ul,,, be- able to determine
hIa.-. WD u.i he Is acquiring good
t,I, or ra, H. TINS respect the book
vii. prove. ,.. to the pubic.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-31
4 3AI IN - y" 80
Close of the Knights Temp
lar ConClave
An Ohio Revenue ColleG-
tor Explains Alleged
Crookedness.
The Chicago Bank Trouble
Additional Particulars of
Wednesdays Rail-
way Horror.
The Chicago Bank Trouble
The knights TempIar COncIave.

CLEVELAND. August 30 The differ
ent Communicates of knights Tempiar
who have been in attendance on the
Twelfth Tricnnisl Concsve OF
Knights Templsr are tsst leaving the
city Tor their homes. Apollo Comman-
d.ry No /, OF Cnicrgo lett this evening.
Others leave to night and IN the morn
ing. The Grand Elcampment l. in ses.
sion to-day, and elected the .oIlowlEg =
officers Grand Master Vincent L
husl.but, Chicago; Deputy &. VI, Wa
ter Bragg Montgomery, Alabama; Gen
eralisjmo, Ben. Dean, Boston; Grand
Cspiain-General, Lsiay 5tJe Ly.tIa
Toledo; Grand Senior Warden, k. c.
Witners, OF Virgins; Grand Junior
Warden, b. b. Richardson, Galveston,
Texas; Grand Treasurer Joha W. Sim
mons, New York; Grand Recorder, T. ;.
ParvIn, Iowa City, Iowa.
The committee APPOINTED Tor that pur
pose recommended Chicago IS the place
Tor holding the twenty first triennIaI
coUclavc. No action w,Il, however, be
taken IN the matter TIL u. morrow,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-31
Railroad Enterprise Abandoned.
WahhinutOn Review

Hard times had caused the temporary
though not permanent, abandonment ul
the Hempield extension to the ConneIls-
willie road This route will, undoubtedly :,
some day be built Mr. Garret, President
of the b. & y. railroad, claims 1t 10 be es
sential TO nls road, since IL secures shorter
route between Baltimore aud Chicago by
40 miles, and what is also most tapprecabl
vastly better grades than the present
route Mr. j A. Boyd, the contractor
for Brady's tunnel, on Saturday last
disposed of 20 shanties, 8 carts, 2 ''agons
and quantity of worklngmen 5 mat 'rlal.
rne sale netted 1000 which WAS loss
of about $1,000 upon cost. Considerable
material still remains unsO.d, suCh n cars
castings, worklngmen's tools and two and
half miles OF rail similar to that used
on the Narrow Gauge.
Mr.. Boyd has been operating in cur
midst for almost two Years and during
that time mas employed from 80 t. 100
men. BY his genial manners, uniform
gentlemanliness and prompt settlement
OF all business claims, he WAS won the
good will and esteem OF those with whom
he has come in social or business contact.
We are sorry to see him leave and hope
to have him again with us, carrying out
to 8 successful completion route which
Will place Washington upon one o! the
great trunk lines OF travel.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-31
Horrible Death from HydrOpnobia
In Jackson County.

jackson Herald.
Mr.. George Anderson, living on Elk
Fork, in this county died on Wednes-
day last about II A. NJ Of the terrible
ms.sdy, hydrophobiS. Some time aso h
dog belonging to NJ. Anderson went
mad, and after running at large lew
days wys killed, without having done
any damage as far rs was Known At the
time But in about four or five weeks
calf about the place WAS seized with
symptoms OF the fatal disease, not being
able to eat and apparently choking. Mr..
Anderson, thinking tue animal had
choked, ran his hand down its throat to
remove the obstruction, and it is supposed
that the calf bit him, though 20 attention
WAS paid 10 II at the time. But on last
Saturday, or about SIX weeks from the
time the calf WAS ok, he wsS taken sick,
aud on Monday waS unable to drink his
coffee, and in few hours was sItierinL All
the horrOrS Of hydrophobla. He went
from one COnvul sion into another until
death came to his relief on Wednesday,
Dr.. Simons Of tbs place, was called u.
but as there j. 80 relief known TO medi-
cine for this horror, he could do nothing
He remained with nis patient however,
trying every mean to alleviate his suffer-
ings, until death came. The doctor says
it was one O. the most terrible scenes ne
ever witnessed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-31
Attempt Of Russians 10 Captur"
Turkish RedOubI.

LONDON. August 3O.-Thc Da,V NeDs
correspondent. telegraphlng rom Shlpkr
Pass on the 18th, give detailed accouu'
of the Russian attempt To- capture re-
doubt which the Turks mad constructed
o ss to sweep the ro4d IN the Ru,,lan's
rear. He says: This rcdoubt Is still uu-
taken and II constitutes great danger a.
the Russians, rs II givo- the Turks Ios-es-
sion OF ridge running parallel u thai
Ip which the road winds. on" thousand
dye hundred ysrs distant. The rcioubt
the Turkish infantry, by extending along
this ridge, which Is thickiy wooded can
practically rendey the road I'm
pAssable 1t Was on TINS road
that General Dragouerofl VS. wounded
and that 10 day General Drag"tsky
ws- killed at point iulI Y n mile on or
side Of the summit Of the Ps,. Men ARE
picked of by Turkish -Airmishcr- tno
miles behind the Pas- 1t will be- secr
therefore that the Russian position sill
remains most critical IN spite oil the rom
forcement. Gen R'd'l.cky, indeed. IN
formed the COmmAudHuL a. GHbrOyA tn'
dsv after his arrtval That he had bette
warn the Inhabita.i- tu De- ready u liy
4, "a moments notice RaGctsky, sp
pears from the NeU- t".".rsm-. 1u the
18th inst attacked tue II-lIaL rrIpuUt
rom the dIaectlon OF thu Pa.- md nlso
from the Gabryya SIDE. luore was bravE
mu.kclry ard aftil cry fire for hour
The Russian advanced under the cover
us the trees. wblcf. however w"r" too
smal - afford good shelter In short
by the time they reached within fifty
yards of the redOub. here, they 'puud
that the Turks bad cut down the trces
around the refOubi. making nj abattIs
over wlICh II Wa Aim'-. ImpOss be 10
pas.. 1bcy gathered around Ihc edge
and -uldel is made Il Tu.h iur y. but
were driven UtCk with fearful lOsE 1h-
soldiers became ou,sngled N the masses
OF brentwood ard trunks and limb, Of
trees. over y wEicG yncy were Obliged 70
.r-sfnbIc. ~n.,o the Turk. poured
in n terrible ire on them ~ thi.
short Il stafce II moved them down Ike
gra--. o. the fIsL SsaUl. against the
recoubt IN which one company ~Bs
engaged, very ,c@ got back - 10 . the
tale Ger Rad y .eDt reinforcement :
and the attack brgAn again, bU. the dis
position made Z" place Il large force ~
such pg-ltIur- that It could pour heavy
fire INTO the '.I"ubt or C,y.r the assaul,
until tae as.aiian. were almost up 20 The
p.rnpct. TLis attack seemed aimy.t N
iba rYIrt o.. -ucCs-s, tor thg COiYL,. Ip
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-31
The Iowa Railway Horror.

DEs MoINEs, Iowa. Angus, 3O.-The
wounded are - follows Jeuuing =,
Rochester, New York, OF Bsrnum men,
slightly nur.; \. j. Partridge, cOnduc-
tor, De- Mu,ues, badly hurt Ben ii
Trucks. fireman, badly Injured. Col. I
" L1wrIe BoOaes boro lows, Injured
bU. hot dangerously; MEs. Lp~rlr, wife
Of the above, seriously hur', Mrs. Boz.
wlte OF j. X. Bolt, very seriously IL
iured, nus band sHd daughter, dead, Id
ward Dunn, Rochester, New York, badly
burned; james Baker. New York CHy
feet and hands burned and collar bone
broken, Wi!nam ;. Clayton, Grand
Rapids, Michigan, injured very seriously
j. L. Graham Bloomfield Township,
Polk county, Iowa, badly cut; j. ;. Fer
gus0n, An6alusia, Illinois, badly bruised
dis ID. A. Stebbols, Of Panther Creek,
Iowa, arm broken and head ana legs
badly bruised " F. Caldwell, OF Al
vlu, IlluoIs, badly cut Theo. krHtt, OF
Ksnk4kec, l.nuols, slight cut On the back
and nand injured Elmer G,rkende.i, OF
Canton, Illsuois, badly nurt; Mrs. Elm
McCrlll, oil Keiths burg, Illinois, slightly
hurt, Alfred +. West, Sand Bank, Os-
wego, bruised Nj, \. Heane, De-
Molnes, badly bcuIsedi l. ,. Spencer
LaLhrop, lows, DAILY bruised DA''I
MorSsh, Ne" onarYn' a Io"a' nos, C.;5 D'.Ne+ q,
aLu i"ce sc'H'cueu 'a,oI ~ SpI' - So, :, 10
A'n'"s' Unl0' O'su "'P '''o r. ,n.N 81. J
oIu'seu DcuH'' "n"li"oH' % nv o'G''
bruised IN Iht DTcdsL hHu !iSus siu' p
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-31
EUN,NL,s CHICAGO.

Tn" Chicago papers have been invesh
gatlng the condition of her industrial
resource, during the past weeN or tW g
and s-e, in consequence, in q djstr, ssiu.
late n. enthusiasm and optimism Over
the isc:s their irquiry hss brought
to hight. 1t appears, according to the
I.~ss, ths, Providence. the potato bug
and the Turkish war have combined 10
inaugurate q season OF extraordinary 10.
Iy.E, in every line OF industry, IN the
lakeside metropolis The agency OF
Providence has been apparent in the
good farming weather of the
'princ and summer; the po.a,o bug
A1s developed al ambition t. 90
sor5si and Is now devas .stins the acrld
'eseis.ou o. southern Europe; and,
'a...,, the I4rklsh war mas inspired good
Pr.ge, and brisk demand for the fruits
9th" earth RAJ, "a in and about Chicago.
], "" are TO believe the Times assevers-
.un.. Dmc of the merchants are going
Ab... tlel- business in daZed. bewii-
-g'"- "Hy, almost shocked NJ the gjgan-
q. proportion, of the pr,s sperty that sp-
pear, bee threatening them as well As
Tue la-me?- Prosperity has generally
'7en regarded aS an ever welcome bless
'1E, ti We have zen so little of it in
A.e Ees', lns. perhaps the Chicago mer-
'-al., are justified, after al, in feeling
"..a curiosity jus. TO see how the
-.lg looks Hitherto there has been .
s'-'' ~sat oi confidence i,It in busin,,,
1'' p, there as elsewhere The trouble
W., a", .eck of money 50 much as the
ever present bugbear of distrust. This
.-l'ence i now rapidly returning,
'-7 rsing houses prof - to b. daily in
'e.r.p. o. l-tter, from al sections OF the
'A.ry wherein merchants announce
''s.' intention OF purchasing in
-''Io Tor the first time this year.
0aeApocted expressions of confidence
'-i business good will s<e coming in
.':sntIy and the enterpri.ing
-"ssosns are speculating already on
'-s chances OF capturing the Pacific
.oa,. trade, which is increasing enor
~Ol,.y %. late. Not stopping here, they
''e.'. '"'e the possibility of taking Mani.
WA iur train away from Montreal. and
y ,''a means opening up y trade of
some Kind with that conservative and
"o"y neighborhood. Chicago already
'"'' proudly to her prospects. and
''' down the gusntIet OF defiance to
New York.
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could not control her emotions, and she
gave vent to the happiness o: her soui N
Al old fashioned shout. The congrega'
tion was singing.
1t has come down, II will come down,
Glory Haleluiah.
The grace of God is coming down,
Glory Hallelujah.
The old woman joined in the chorus
as she shouted up the aisle, her hand and
feet keeping time with the melody, and
she displayed remarkable agility for one
OF her years A long cared dog mad
crawed through the crowd and took II
position immediately IN the hsppy
woman's wsy She, strangely enough,
got spiritual and temporal things mixed
up little. So she came, singing as she
came:
II has come down, it will come down,
Glory nallelujan!
Get out OF the way, you lop-eared hound,
Glory halieluJah!
FOLDING TENTS.
The evening sun disappearInL behind
the western mountains, reminded US OF
the necessity for leaving in order to reach
quarters for the night, eight miles dis
tant We were 10th to leave the camp
ground. 1t had its attractions. Here
were people congregated from various
quarters to mingle in social intercourse.
Here were those who had left the CON-
forts of home to dwell awhile in tents,
with An eye single to the salvation OIL
fellow mortaLs. here were old men and
women telling OF the little concern they
telt in earthly matters, that 1t Was about
all over with them; yet the reformation
OF their lives commenced NJ - camp
meeting forty years ago, and they were
ANXIOUS to come up to a place that had
been Bethel to them. And as we re-
fleet upon ali these things we are forced
to conclude that when We aggregate the
good and evil of camp meetings, the bal
ance is found on the side of good. Camp
meetings are the landmarks OF pioneer
Methodism In this country, aud W.
would regret to see them discontinued
G. II. VI.
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Robbed nv TranIps.

BALTIMORE, August 30.--At p late
hour last night 8 number of masked
tramps entered the telegraph office NJ
Union Junction, tied and gagged the
operator. robbed hun Of his watch and
pocKetbook ~ d carried away everything
portable in the Office. The operator got
loose AID teieIraphed the occurrence %
tn President street Station. Officers
were immediately sent out and succeeded
in arrcstlug the tramps with the stolen
articles on their persons.