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MeX1cans Attack Starr
County jail and XIII
and Wound Officers.
They Release Besperadoes and Take
Them Across the Rio Grandp.
Rio Crande City the Rem
devious for the United
States Troops.
Gea. Ord Notifies Gov. Hubbard.
of the Condition OF Affairs.
GeVernsr Hubbard Offers Gen. Ord
The Forces OF the State, and Calls
on the President 10 Second
Rim Ia Protecting the Peo-
pie IF she Border.

A STATESMAN reporter called at the
executive Office to-day for copies
of kilograms regarding reported
troubles on the Rio Grande, and, af-
ter considerable detention, was per-
mitted to make the following copies CT
kilograms. These kilograms show all
that has TRANSFERRED up 20 this hour.
The outrages committed upon Texas
citizens will be speedily avenged un-
less the Disz government make every
reperatlon that may be proper; and
no doubt this will be done, for neither
Governor Hubbard nor President
Hayes will fail to do their duty under
the circumstances. Those who love
war may look forward with hope for
few days, when it will be dispelled,
for the President of Mexico dare not
refuse to comply with demands. No
reply has been received from President
Hayes up to the hour of this publ
cation:
San ANTONIO, August IL, 1877.
Governor Hubbard, Austin, Texas:
The following has Just been received:
Ringgold Barracks, August 12.-Be-
tween one and two o'clock this morn
ing sn armed band of from ten to If
teen men crossed from the Mexican
side into Rio Grande City, attacked
the jsil and released two notorious
criminals, murderers and horse thieves,
wounding the county attorney, Noah
Cox, and three jsllors severely. SO
soon az notification reached NE, / sent
Iisutensnt Fountain with twenty-five
| men in pursuit and Moved at daylight
| with the balance of my mounted COM
| msnd. The river WAS carefully fol-
lowed and they were found to have
crossed to the Mexican side at point
| near the rancheros above here about
| ope hour before Fountains party
reached there. Two of the parties
were recognized as desperadoes who
| make their headquarters IN Csmar-
go. I have called upon the mil =
itary and civil authorities Of Ca =
MARCO and Meir in conjunction
with civil authorities here for the
! apprehension aud delivery of thess.
outlaws. I think this high-hsnded
| outrage should lie Immediately fol-
LEVIED up by demand on the govern
ment for their surrender. I am ready
with one hundred men and two Calling
guns.
tSigned1 PRICE.
This Is q rnattee for you to act on.
| ORD, Brig. Genl.
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AusT1N. Auenst IL, 1SY7.

AUSTIN, august ID, 1917.
To the Governor or Chief Civil Authorities OF
Tamaulipas OF Chief Military Authority
thereof, Republic OF Mexico:
lam officially advised through Briga-
dier Gen. ORD, commanding depart
nsnt of Texas, that on the twelfth in
slant number o: men crossed the
Rio Grande river TO RIO Grande City,
in Starr county, in the State of Texas.
and did unlawfully break open the
county jail thereof, release two inur-
derers and desperadoes, confined
therein, wounding the county attorney
(Hon. n. Cox aud three jailors So
vesely. If any of the isil breakers
be not cihzens of Mexico, de-
maud under the extradition treaty,
on proper proof, that they be deliv
cred over to the civil authorities
of Starr county, to the sheriff or other
legal authority, for trial; also, that the
rescued prisoners be returned. This
demand will be forwarded through
Gen. Ord, who will ct my request see
to its execution through the proper
official channels.
r. B, HUBBARD, Governor,
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AUSTIN. August IL. 1877,

Gen. Il. O. c. Ord, San Antonio:
I received your dispatch last night
I forward by wire to your care de-
mand on the authorities of Tamaullpas.
Please convey BIZ wire or otherwise as
you like. place sdbjectto your order
al State troops on the Rio Grande
frontier, and will call out the militia
If necessary. This outrage, l trust,
wiz be followed up sharply and vlgor-
oasly. The State will second. yodr
motions.
.ISigned r. B. HUBBARD.
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SnsEr-DIF TOBACCO for saIe.
au7 3m r. BKRrnAM.
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Flour made from new wheat
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place, and many leading Turkish mer-
chants took part in the affair. Large
numbers of Bashi Bszouks were dis
patched all over the Tchiepan district.
This district is one of the richest in
that part of Turkey. It contains
very large proportion Of Christ an in
habitants, over 900 churches and 500
schools aud colleges, all of which have
been burned. The destruction was ex
tended TO the villages of Bsghdan, Ma
hslesi, RAM, Mahaltsi and many 9TH
ers, in all about sixty, containing from
80 to 200 families each. Scarcely fifty
persons have escaped alive"
LONDON, August IA Hees dis
patch from Athens ssys that 5000
troops Of reserve have joined the army
also 1000 volunteers, and many Greeks
from abroad.
Tue Times's Bucharest correspondent
Gays that q decision 20 wItbdra~ al
pretenses Of occupying the other side
of the Balkans tins Campaign caused
an urdeF TO oe issued for the retirement
of Gen. Gourki's force behind the
mountains. The cavalry could be Of
no use among the woods and precipices
OF the Balkans. They are required on
tins eide where, besides, forage Is more
easily obfainable.
PARIS, August i<.-IntelIigence has
reached here that Kslsfaro has been
destroyed by the accidental explosion
OF the powder magazine.
LONDON. August l4.-Her Msjesty,
the Qdeen. in the council n O-Dorne
yesterday, ordered the prorogstion Of
Parliament firm 10 dsy until October
20. Her speech wall be read By 3
royal commissson q 2 o'clock this af-
teTncon.
LoEDos. August il.-RiotiDg tock
place a. Londonderry. yesterday on
the occasion Of opsniBg the Prentice
Boys hemorinl Hail. A number d
persons we're injared and one vas
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Carrying the Corpse Away.

Cumberland Allcsanian and Times.
y citizen of Cumberland was in
Washington on Saturday, aud took the
night train for home. While the train
was standing ut the depot he saw several
MISUNDERSTANDING gentlemen stand
ing by the rear car, which proved to be
Vice President keyser's private convey
ance. He strolled back and glanced in
to the car where he saw the top of a
largo handsome bouquet, while at the
end of The car were two large candles, or
alabaster lamps In candle.shape. A
richly dressed lady sat there in tears. A
fellow passenger was standing near, to
whom be said: This Car seems to con.
tain corpse of some Distinguished per-
son." IF he ever gets after you rebels
again, you won't think sol" was the in
dignan. reply. Our friend was dumb
founded. lie ieIl injured, insulted. He
followed up his fellcw.traveller, and re.
marked: ~ did not understand, Sir,
whether your ren!ark was intended as
an insult-cer:rirly it was uncslled for"
"Well, Sir, | am Republican, and a
friend OF General Grant, who
occupies this car; and l resent any
language rejecting upon him. He leaves
on this train for the West, and himself
and family are now biddi.s adieu TO
friends. Mr.. Fish has just left the car,
and Mrs. Grant is still in tears" Our
tellow-town audibly exclaimed: "a
political corpse, anyhow
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and hating the government because we
do not control It. Nay more; we have
secured, if not . rightful, at least legal
settlement; we have gained, not lost, q
battle for self-governing principle; we
have given the business interests OF the
country the assurance of four years OF
stability, and we have forced upon the
new administration the necessity Of
pausing and asking itself whether it can
safely proceed with relentless policy OF
prescription toward the South. Having
saved this much out OF the wreck, If we
shall accomplish the rescue OF South Car.
DINA and Louisiana from the hands OF
the dispoiler, Florida being already Be-
cured, and add these three States to the
number of free, productive common
wealths which compose our National
Union, who shall say that we have not
done good years work, even though
we have lost the man we elected TO be
our President2 [Great cheering.l
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PUBLICOPINION.

TIE waning Of the republican power
in the Senate is the key to the partlalIty
of Hayes for Grants old weapons
Louisville Courier Journal.
II he would only withdraw the troops,
all the rest would accomplish itself with
out difficulty OF any kind. Till he does
that MIR. Hayes suffers all the discredit
tor perpetuating Grsntism, with the
further damage Of being on record as dis
liking it and promising to end it,
Brooklyn Eagle.
THERE is nothing for the federal ad-
ministratlon to do but to get out OF the
states of Louisiana and South Caroline.
1t is in those states, SO far as local affairs
are concerned, only by and through the
soldiers of the United States. Let the
soldiers DO withdrawn and the desired
end is sccomplished.-Ne~ York Eus-
ming Post
The Baltimore Gazette has had high
hopes and great expectations; but it be-.
gins to see that it has been deceived, and
it now says concerning the mandy. PANTY
Rutherfraud; "If to false title he adds
false record there will be no page in
history black enough to write his name
upon" Blessed are they who trust not,
for they shall not be deceiVed.-.S. Louis
Times.
COMMISSIONS are always slow, unwiol-
dy, lougwinded; and this particular COM
mission may consume SO much time
that it will find itself in the extra session
before It has arrived at any defnate con-
clusion. This will give the implacables
in both parties just the opportunity they
desire to attack the administration, and
to renew the disgracefal scenes which
characterized the closing hours OF the
last session.-Chicayo Tribune.
TIE courage tho nerve, the backbone,
the clearness Of ann and tirmness of par.
pose, which the country had beer led to
suppose were possessions of the unknown
quantity which the politicians had placed
in the White House, have suddenly be
come invisible, and in their stead appear
the attributes Of character without
fixed purpose or definite aim, involved
in difficulty from which strong man
would see the way to emerge without
wondering vaguely what is
the easiest way to get out, and sinking
deeper in the quickssnd while helplessly
waiting for something 10 turn up
Ch,cGgo Tunes.
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The Ca eer Of an AdYenIurer.

The trial of Mccarthy for completely
in the larceny of diamonds worth $l5, 600
from Charles V. Hand, was continued in
New York on Saturday. The prisoner,
on his cross examination told curious
story of his lie and adventures in vari-
Gus parts of the world. He said he once
shot burglar in Galveston, Texas: was
robbed subsequently at Louisville KY;
went to Egypt, whore he accepted a po-
sition in the army; went up the Nile
but found the climate too warm for him
there; next went to England, where
he was offered commission by Don
Carlos to serve in Montenegro, sc.
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PIeasu, en- or Journalism.

Apparently nothing pleases the Phila-
delphis Ledger 80 much as to publish the
notice of the death of an aged Phlladel-
phisn, and last week, when it received
the news of the death OF twenty-five
persons who were over eighty years old,
reached q state OF as near frantic nllari,
ty as it is possible for 30 well.behaved
and di-creet journal to sttain.-Ne'0
York Times
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GEO. w. TYLER, a San Francisco law
yer, sued lady for 100000 for services
as counsel in procuring her divorce.
The jury gave him verdict for $40 600.
At first they brought 1t in for gold coin,
but under instruction of the Court re-
turned second time, declaring for the
same amount, but not specifying
whether in legal tender, silver or gold.
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This Bank Is Organized and prepared 10
transact the business of banking In all u
details.
II succeeds the First National Bank OF
Wheeling: Is owned by the same share
holders, and Is under the same manage
ment.
BY careiully regarding the interests ofits
correspondents and depositors, and by
prompt and faithful execution OF their
wishes, II hopes to merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject to check
sight, received from banks, bankers, firm
corporations and individuals.
Certificates OF deposit issued payable on
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS::
JOHN X. BoTsFoRD VIM. b. SIMPSON.
JACOB s. RHODES, VIM. A. TURNER,
GEORGE ADAMS, JOHN l.. HOBBS,
GEO. w. FRANzHEIM, y. G. DEWEY,
HENRY NJ. HARPER. my
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Railroad Rates for Coal.

The Cumberland Civilian says: "On
Saturday the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company made known its rates for
carrying coal durirg the present season.
The new rates are 81 81 per ton of 1000
pounds to Baltimore city stations, and
81 81 per ton TO Locust Point. This is
a reduction Is cents per ton in each case,
as the former was 81 05 and the later
81 80 under the old schedule OF IA ties.
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The scroll Fame.

The names OF those who endesvored
to keep Hayes out Of office by tilibuster,
ing have been Autographed on very
handsome card, and fac-simile OF their
respective signatures. The bon.mot of
Walhng when fraud is law, thbuster-
ing is patriotism" is conspicuously dis.
played as an appropriate foot-note.
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SAN Francisco newspapers report
that an officer high in rank in the Rus.
sian squadron now at that port eloped
last week, with young American lady
The flight vas effected by means of the
traditional ladder The girls father dis
covered her in the act of descending and
gave chase, but the lovers jumped into
cab and distanced him.
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Chop. and Tomato s.uee'

From the ExcnanEe.
Two loving hearts; beetsteak pie;
woe. Early in March breach ofprom'
ise suit was brought before the BodWln
Assizes, the plaintiff being widow, age
n. and the dsfendent, Richard Hamaton,
age 81. They had agreed TO marry, but
on the eve Of the day appointed for the
nuptials the plaintiff made beetsteak
pie which was unpslstable TO the bride
groom elect. Thereupon he declared ne
would not marry her. and kept bis word'
feigning illness on the appointed day.
An English jury awarded her 500 DANA
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The Albany argus calls Mr.. Hayes
invitation 10 Hampton and Chamber
lain 'lawless proceeding" and asks "by
what right does the usurper who has
seized the presidential chair venture
thus to hold q star. chamber inquisition
into the title of persons claiming to be
governors of states?"
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IT is rumored that Stanley Matthews
will take font seat at the start when
he enters the Senate, but Jimmy Blaine
will be calling out, "Down In front aud
no pushing."-Boston Post.
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A Step Backward.

The Arkansas Legislature has re-
pea.ed the law for encouraging the
raising of sheep. The Legislators found
that encouragement to the raising of
sheep WAS acknowledgement to the dogs.
This is backward step, for which there
can be no reasonable excuse.
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Digging for Hard Money

Hon 7. A. Hendricks, late Governor
of Indiana and the Democratic candi-
date tor Vice President, arrived in
Oroville, Wednesday evening. He is on
a visit to his relatives, and looking after
his mining interests in Morris Rsvine.-
San Fra cisco Bulletin Marchl7.
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GRANT says he lost his faith in civil
service reform when tho man who passed
the best examination under the George
William Curtis rules was sent to the
penitentiary.-Springfeld Republicans.
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SOMEBODY has sent President Hayes
an scc,rdeon, believing, doubtless, that
he wanted something to play on besides
the credulity of the American people.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
| county, W. Va, September Rules lSI:
Sarah +. Williamson, complainant
Morgan Williamson, defendant,
IN CHASCEEY.
The Snte OF West Virginia., 10 The HleT1l Of
ohio county, greeting:
Nc command you TO summon Morgan
Williamson, II ne be found In your ball
wick. TO appear AT the Clerks office Of the
Circuit Court OF Ohio county, at rules 10 be
held for said court on the First Monday I'm
September, A. d., lsIb, 70 answer Dill IN
chancery exhibited against MIN In said
court by Sarah z. Williamson, and have
then and there This writ. witness, SAINT
r. NcCol!o Igh, Clerk of our said Court. at
the Court House Of said county. In the city
OF Wheeling. the lst day OF September,
1916. and in the fourteenth year oil the
State OF West Vtrgi Ia
SAN'L Is. MCCULLOUGH, CLERK
sHERIFF's RETURN.
Morgan Williamson is no inhabitant OF
my bailiwick, nor found r tGer en-, sep
'e %. :, for Geo. K. Tingle. 8. o. C..
The defendant in the above cause VIII
take notice that the depositlons oi SyIpna
Cruzen, Thaddus Degarmo, George A.
Cracratt and others, will De take9 4. tn r.
street, in the city Of Wheeling, on the I1in
dav OF March. is77, between the hours Of
O'Clock A. NJ. aud o'clock p. n, OF that
day, TO be read In evidence In the above
named cause In behal; OF said com PLAIN
ami. Sarah E. Williamson. And II from
any cause the taking OF said dispositions
shall not be commenced, or being com.
menced shall not be completed on that
day. the taking OF the same VIII De ad-
journed from time TO time until the same
shall be completed. so~
SARAH E WILLIAMSON,
To Morgan Williamson, BY W. ". hrneu:
her attorney. eo<soa"E'
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THE Post says that all the in dustries
OF Pitts burgh are working on full:time
and with the usual number of men.
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The Rage for Blue.

This is a blue era. We have blue
glass for idiots, blue politics in bull
dozed States, blue coats and bayonets,
and blue business prospects for the peo-
pie.
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HAYES hesitstes; the old womsn who
hesltates is lost.
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If the President wants his admlnistra-
ton insured he must ge. a policy.
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EESTBOUND TRAINS.
Sn.s No.. No. III

DAILY eNCepl SuuudS'
Nos. Sand 10 make Close correction at
Columbus tor all points South and SOUTH
x-,l; at Cnlcago Tor all points West and
Northwest.
East bound trains make connections at
BALTIMORE for Philadelphia, New York
AMI Boston. At Washington City for all
W,St bound trains make direct connec-
uoaS Tor all principal points West and
Northwest.
Pullman Palace cars on all night trains.
EHEELIEti, PTTTiSB URGH AND BAL
7IMORE DiVISION.
LEAVES. ARRIVES.
wheeling washington Pa,
daily at :5SA. NJ. daily at......l0 :4OA. N
wheeling washington, Pa.
daily att ~ ,. NJ. daily ATT 10 p. n.
Sundays excepted. i"Sundays excepted.
Tickets to ali principal points on sale
81 depot. Office open at all hours during
theday.
THOS. X. SHARP,
Master OF transportation.
R.T. DEVRiE.i. General Agent. ialB
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rnrr SAMPLES TO AGENTS. LADIES
kHkk Combination Needle-bOok, with
TILL Chromos. Send stamp. y. P..Gluck
New: Bedford. Mass. .fehIp
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SUNDRIES.

In store at all times full lines OF Green
and Roasted Coffees, Golden Syrups. Vlr-
ginia and Kentucky Plug and Twist
Tobaccos, Oils, Bacon (my own curing
Goods, Pickles, Soaps, sodas, Grocer $
Drugs, &c, &C., which offer TO the trade
at lowest market prices.
feb23 M. REILLY.
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FISH.

Prime Georges Goldfish,
BoneleSs Goldfish in boxes,
Labrador Herring in bbls- and halves.
Round Herring in bbls. and halves,
Nos !, arri 8 Mackerel in halves kits,
Lake Herring and Whitefish in halves,
Just received and Tor sale by
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S0 nm Subschbers for IS7. Every
So VIZ body IL getting POTl EE'S
AMERICAN MONTHLY, q richly .liu--
tFaied, ably edited Family Magazine 10
only 81 a year. Specimens - cts. Or. aI
terms % clubs. iOIs n. Potter a o.. f.
Pub. Philadelphia.
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BAN KS.

pHTNN VT "HII EtIN03
WHEELING, w. VA.
CAPITAL, = eiOo,ooo
Stock holders Personally Liable
aud H. presenting over 100000.
DELEIVES DEPOSITS AND Dis
~ counts Paper.
Deals in Gold. Silver, Gin and
Sterling Exchan,e.
Sells drafts on England, Ireland, France
Germany and other prominent parts
Europe.
Buys and sells Government, state, City
and Railroad Bonds.
Interest paid on Special Deposits.
Special attention given to collections.
b. &. LIST, President,
g. LAMB, Cashier,
JOS. SEYBOLD, Assistant Cashier.
anl5
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affecting .gfaister.
Terms, by Mail, In Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

DAILY REGISTER.
One year ............x8 90 Three months...$2 %
Sly monfhs..... 4 90 One month";. rs
TRi-WEEKLY REqISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
One COPY, yr ~ 90 one copy,6 mos.S2 90
WEEKLY RE9I6TER.
One copy,l yr...Sl SOL Six copies, yrs 50
one copy. . mos l 90 Ten copies,l yr. IL 10
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o fillmore & Ohio r. r. Co.
aa- -

IA offer January Is, 1877. Passen-
op nuns anT will run as follows, wheeling
""'' EAS7BOUND TRAINS.
No. 5No7." No l. No aS".
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e.--u,modation tram leaves beliaiIe A.
and arrives at steubenvilie at
sijP.s; recommendation trains leave
special "a s.lJ a. m, and 1880 p. M;
sd sipSo S5 r. and S p and n5 l5 p
Al Martin So leave Martins Ferry at
a. Return and 20 p. M; Bridgeport ii 40
l&s. N; S.sS D. m; arrive at Bellaire at
u:ii =. NJ 70 All ail principal points In the
resetS " oSt can be procured at the
ss,t ana Tai.sst Office in Mcclure House, and
Al the sta'ion F. r. MYERS,
General Passenger & Ticket Agent.