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MIsCHIEyOUS RUMORS.
| One OF the Many TINT were Used by the Ope-
| rntors In wall street Yesterday.

II was rumorcd yesterday that the Union
Dime Savings Bank was in trouble. III Is CON
jccturcd that the rumor grew out ofthc iafthM
Mr.. ". j. Beat Is making an examination INTO
the affairs Of the bank. Mr.. NdpolconJ. iaincs'
the President ofthc bank. referred the reporter
to Mr. Best. saying himself merely that thcre
had been notruublc. nor any run ON the BANK
Mr. Best was very much surprised by the
rumOr and added that he WIS making an exam
ination into the affairs Of tho bank. Tho TACT
X. | have been engaged In this work. day ana
night. for four weeks. II Is ar immense job. II
thoroughly done a. | propose 10 dc it. have
already examined every official OF the bank
under onth. and am now similarly rNanllnlng
the trustees Tho testimony IL very volumin-
GUS for | am determined 10 reach the bottom.
| and know exactly what the condition ut the
| bank is | have already examined the cash. ana
! found that all right and the bonds and other
| negotiable securities are perfectly good.
/ piece. OF real cstut, upon when IN" 'nnk ms
! loaned money. When this IL done then an
! authoritative report can be mate upon this
| bank condition. So far | hnV found nbso.
/ htclv nothing to Justify any rumor cacuiinl
To- iniure the bank on t. throw discrcdit upon It's
Mr. joseph U. Orvis. ono Of the trustees. nu-
thorized the reporter e. say that. instead o' ever
| tutoring II word tending to injure the BANK. u.
| has stoutly maintained rs spundnoss. Bank
| hooks from No. 2tD No. are hcld ny n'nicIs
| of his family and the money has not been with
| drawn The bank IL perfectly solvent. Dir. Or
| Wis hns however, criticised some Ot the details
| In tho management. and some time ago urged
| that some Of the salaries ID" cut down Ia reduce
| expenses. In response to that demand tht
| President had resigned his salary and the
| Treasurer and Secretary had consented to u re-
duction.
1t was intinatcd to the reporter that tho stat
| Bank Examiner. MAJOR OrNis, did not cNamih'
| this bank bc,nts,' of his fathers connection a'
| trustee and therefore Mr.. II. It was Hpc,1Hill
! nupoinicd. I'll, bank hns on hand several mil
lions in cash and securities that can be instantly
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STfLL JNPROyTDED FOR.
The Man who Concluded the Florida B"rgain
In naNcs's Behalf

COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 17.-Thc retiring At
torney General 81 Ohio. the Hon. John Little
Of Xcnia. is at the present writing profoundly
disguised man. If something IA not done for
him soon he will not be- able 20 maintain that
smiling air Of assurance which Hayes insists
upon for himself and his confcdcratcs IN Re-
turning Board indutics.
II was John Little who. with Edward +.
Noycs. now gone to his reward in France. who
went to Florida with u carte blanche from HAYES
to promise the Returning Board anything and
everything II they would count in the State for
the Republicans.
Gen. Barlow Of New York was down there
also, and looked over the situation with them.
" II il no use. gentlemen" said he; no single
cas-. Of hulldoz ng or intimidation is proved.
The stat" ~ clearly and sgulr"iy against us
You can do as YOU like. shnil pax up NY
traps and 10 home. Ana ~" went nom" llk'
AN honest man who had no French mission IN
virw.
Nnyra and Little fingered, and backed m hy
Zach Chambers money and. llayrs's pl' thori'
stock " promises. managed things IN rr'u>
much their own way.
Nuy.s reserved an immediate reward HAY
in. lftn ont 81 a ia ton = TO- loo. WI ~ r''
/ uudint,d Tor "'uui term ais Governor 81 q 81.
! uv a people who had become a'uuuni' W,lh
III" motor ouH lndrN ny irau! p'rp iFfl.i nv
'.s need oi Gov1rnm'ut riund'r was linp'rh'
tv'-a nrcd v lirh Hayes. w'ih MS ",,l. now 4.
/ views 49, To- the fitness of things. especially
| iruulul MT ia ms. luSiulN recon 1'd.
| N,yss ont oi iur country, Little WIS l't u
! e'ru ,.is rlunr " ii H.. tremendous Gesture %
the Flnritn hur-r u. H. hai h""n dcusrd viii
/ lu r. sting upon a u.rnrni9 the prom
scs madr IN behalf Of Hayes. IT, hn5, beg
! threatened with exp sure. cursed Tor bad iath
| H. has hrrn mad the lutt Of s'orn and con
! uuelynni hiit r mo- kerry hy the outraged an.
| iup ri Republicans - Florida.
! 70 Hay e. ~ turn Lnt, hns ~ p"ulud and PRO
| tested. ilr has reminded HIM of his trok"i
| prom se- and hI oaths iur' sworn. In.i'n nn'
d It4NN4 IaI al
ers mus; expect ahu-'. A. for me. shall h
moved from my course by neither threats no
/ - --.-
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Allen &. Beach. Letter OF Acceptance.

GENTLEMEN | am in r""elpl Of your favor
notifying me Of my nomination to the on"1 OF Secretary
state
accept the nomination with grateful nekndwleds'
uonts tu the De uueracN tor the honor conferred AID tor
tins rVprssiun o their respect and confidence IT'S the
more pfhill, ing hccHusr II was 'uiir"N nns"liNMi
Ittr tN shn DO all lr my power tn |curr hh horst
ant economical administration w Snlr an lfs. "Nn W
Practically rnorce M plnelnrr "n"h'Ia1'" 100 h' pat
form
The Isonle everywhere rejoice thai me long desired
cun,latiuu. peace, amt hthahN ma AZ lA-t "l
u.td In ns ud flnrut tlfN Mli at KS 'rii ''' NN
v,ty tmlhau'RuN express trit d-"ll l"N'h 4" il",,
who Mntu in AN thr hruts ' Nt-' ll AMI VI
prnrHuu 'rrilet 90 'ulvuiuniinn i'AlhNN hu'N
at urietrrs lN whicu tii,N ~'p d'rNod "i lh' ft's
dent ut ililr ch,l't . A.. .,.-, ;.
Thanking Nou tue Nrrv court oh7 rm' IN "Nloh
"' nnf w. r.. 80. 'fi.h. AtiIs G. nL>cm
Hon F.Asru. HNoohs. Chairman, ana NihtFs
MArRi.fuNS, tcf ~
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The Park Theatre.

Having found an ineXhaustible mine in
The Crushed Tragcdian." il il quite proper
that Mr. Sothern should eNoavate and prop II in
all directions. When this old fashioned drama
was introduced to us at the Park Theatre.
preparations were made TO follow il Immediate
liz with other plays in which Mr.. Sothern's abl-
tics both us a comedian and II tragcdian should
find enlarged scope. 1t was not for moment
suspected that the tragedan. crushed 10 earth
for a few nights. would perform the great act OF
Truth herself, and rise again into what the play
hills now recognize rs a loy forever. Bnt
that il exactly what has taken I,lacc In weak
moment Mr.. SutIrrn intru-ted himself Ia THIS
role Now y" must - on IN n forever. No
wonder "A di-tingul-hr fellow ritiN"n. who h.'-
ltNrt himself 10 br shtlrlI"d IN MIR. Sothrrn :
purtruyu. trrmil"d 40 th" appalling thought oi
his ,ilisy wandering on forever Tor IN" gay,fy
the distngui shed gentleman himself had
been gathered to his fathers with tn"
painful conviction that he has got 70
play the "cruShrd for III" rrt OF his
Mr. Suthrrn has srt Ia work, after iliit per
| flrman ,.s. To- strengthen the piece 50 that 1t
Will be- able 70 hear the raynGcs OF time. Ths
| shows a wise for l-ht. Tine r"If'-r Mat On
last night was "t the rrrn-,rN ~ pi.y. -
! called The change without disturb g ti'
/ story enhance the mt rrsi Of IN" a ton, Ion
! nv are brought about rs tn taking away o
supcriluitos and the closer connection ol h'
fl is dnuMful that the audience bestowed ms
/ mn 10 Thought or admiration upon Mr.. S"tn
pru' 0urry siS they did uIun his un rhan-ri
/ pnrtrnyW of Fdx itdn0nir. wh I'll, after all, II
/ Inc Atfrartion at III" play, and, rs we nave
already ms rt'd. must 10 on forever WINE
ulo,, and mrn must roIur aui 20 ia obedience
Ia the trans tory utur" 0i Nll things when com
pared Nth Mr Sutli'in r success.
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friend who, on sunday. called on Mr. John
bruushan. AZ h~ tuons m lrsinf llc', iourd h"
900 ted u with inhUnmAtor, rhcumarsm mat ne could
hardly move his limbs, ,uurin- IN Ntunf room A's
trlav touud han, ur and dressed. 'I I've made up my
MINT Mr hrou-han sai " 10 clay ln Pittsburgh Il"
urht and ilay vii I've ust ~nt sh'r dis att ndAnu
out u 500 the u,krt aud t, att ln1en We start on The
wants road lbs no good our SHAKING vow heat
1',nnU,d. upinA mind togo, and nave tuih my shi-
10, hui me-
'But surely you cant be strong enough yet to - To
wofk iga.uF'
Nlv whats the matter with u"F cried INC veteran
actor iiiNins An At tio amt Try IA look oiv sec
can walk we'll vnuu- h., Hud PEE suited lh action To ne
ord CrrainlN my voice is mot ~ siuug 49, II M -h'
i. he said, cl,suul has throat ll"" ulAt ho"
and hc executed Noeal rnutdr.
How are tLo haul- TODAY ~
"Tn,.y re- prrtty hail, swollen siill.' Nj Bronsham
aid n1iing them out and theN did indeed, look tern
bA lmy "a ,,au,.r,
NhN NV dear fellow hc dec ~lt know any tliinr about
H. / ho dl, Anu~ lu-t what hc Wulld -a5, though.
" he Wnui SAY Won uu-n'tHo wouldn't hcf
"inhr ~uft he wuulhi"
The Nch ran started Tor Pittsburgh, dc-ph hi Why's.
tt.l
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MIR. Jefferson went from rehearsal ycstcr-
dav to visit Edwin Adams in Philadelphia.
They were both fast friends Of long ago Mr..
Jcfrrrson's engagement at Booths Theatre be-
gins next Monday. Rip Van Wrinkle" will
then receive, il IL said. the finest set
ting il has ever had in this city
Tho mountain sci " the second n" will
be- especially novel and wcird being an
rxuct reproduction ot the London sr'nr used
during Mr. Jc1 rsnn's long engagement there
when he played uuinterruptclly Tor nehrl,
seven months. The snle OF seats Tor Mr. J"i1rr
son : opening performances will hrgin to-mur
row morning at the box Office Of Booths The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-23

10 Petit Faubt' vas glVcn last oyoning
ai tio Broadway THEATRE by Mile. Almdc and
hrr company with all the NiyacitY which chara-
trr1.. this troupe. Ths oprr'ua depends
more. on the pIuuant dialogue and absurd stu
atoms for success than on rs musical merit,
ALTHOUGH Mile. AimG, y German song. Mcin
Vaiorl. ul and several ot'rr numbers always
r,,i'.N. il.outirt sympnthlrs 81 ~" an li'n'',
MIC. Mario made "A very lWlyllk" HfphMl0,
with about ton times less Oi the satanic one IN
her composition than wah evident IN that OF the
nave aud InuOc.nt Marguerite.
MGarr WAS irr 5 ~. by droll ns IGieMne,
aud Du PAN was a genuine importation oi that
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tINlNuLiL IND ,0umERc1.iA.

MONDAY, Oct ~ =. NJ There was large
and well distributed business nj the Stock En-
change. AID tie sp' 'ulaton Was charnrtcrH'd
hy more than usual excitement. During the
pas. v * there were active rcWizations by
prominent operators hitherto recognized AS
leaders of the upvnrd course Of the market. and
this morning the throwing overheard of about
~ 600 shares of Lake Shorc. Northw' stcrns. aud
St pnuls caused further Decentralization and II
decline 9th" general list ranging from S@is
per cent. Lake Shore. under this pressure.
dropped from Gs's 10 G4's. II. Paul common
from 3S'i to 3iA tho preferred from 6s', 10
6GA. Northwestern from 37as to 33'. and the
preferred from Ga, to Ga. New York Central
WIS Q q cent. lower at loih; Western Union.
| = att % Rock Island Ia at 1904; g.. c., G.
and H. - at $50; Hannibal and -. Josrph
Itrferrcd. a az % Illinois Central. . ~ ~;
Michigan e. ntral atG2A Norris and Es-'N.
! n a. aud Erie. at 10.
This stamped" in the market caused Il gcn-
cral selling movement among the smaller holi-
crs 81 sto IS. but IN view OF IN" fact That nearly
all 81 the leaders had distressed of their hold
in=s. Il acton set in which rallied prices Ia
% z ccnt-W stern Union advancing 20 !sN,
! tie highest point OF the day. MT the close. Ihn
coal stocks during the weakness Of the morning
w-rc we'll sustained and suffered less decline in
cunsequcnce Of liberal support; hut som som utter
midday Delaware. Lackawanna and Wrs,crn
trtnsnciions. Tho fresh pool n New York
central. which recently purchase,do 10000
| r,iII,f its fnvoritg IN LOG hut IL weakened to
lO5'a again. and closed at ioo''. iernhg o.
| relief WAS observed Whrn II seemed lropablc
| that no more large blocks OF stock would for the
| ,,rrscr, cnnc uf,on IN, markr and This belief
ll,1'i' - - - a. " ~, ~ - ~, 49, -. "a, , -
ECU huHlp'l :" w "a, ~ =, ~, ~. a. :,
| NpNliHn- - H-liu IuI 'u"N, l't "ii''"vt W" -"
| turn. THIS VIII 'Nplnlh inc 'Hus' OF w. I'M
movement in tho later TRANSACTIONS nut the
'cnarni RIM If operators were too thoroughly
| Jnr,nrnl iy,,d Ia again sutrl tho sporulntivl,
Al. ,,.,,.'..,,,. ,,r ,f..vinr a IL
| Hl',h". "ilh ,HiF, .' ,"t 70 ''"7 ~ '''N"''
III" usual rumor- II lnano ial cmharrass-
mpuf- in sidrnt to sharp ana vigorous ulNf
",t,al unnn the market wrre s,t atlnnt hut
III AZ, a., mn, boutiDnt.d tb,u,-h thpv u.-istpd
-. n II. = 49,. ,,,',r,,f,,,,
I'LL ". mn W nv " Us. ,.t. T.. ...o.
! Tho total numher or sharcs dcaN III WIS
255 Hii If which Lake Shpr" represented a.
! 900. Western Union A 300: Delaware. Lack
| nv-,rpn nul WUstrru NJ lQl. Erie IL Om
| Nr,t,,,',s, So, 10 an, \ ,r,b,v storm nrol,rrad
N.hHlN,. ~ ~ ,,n. =, nj .',e,,r,,,l la
NhlDi ~ lhul, -N'"' -. i"N ~ ',l''ii H. W.
/ 100; Wv Nurk tyhlrAl, 9Otp' MlhiEah zen
fr4l. $500. Wabash. 3.UHl. OtlNS. blhN. kN y
/ I-luI s4O: Illinois Central oH. MDrr.,
Hh't i:N@,N l,-f'' = ~ NNli; wv "a.
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The Saratoga snxInx. Hunk.

Troy. Os ga special dcsuat ii to the Troy
Yas say.. The difficulty the -aratsa SaNn4. Bank,
which was closed on saturday, IN the rsiun Of ~
set. into NONE, -t.nru-h to pay rpo.ur. uh fcnand
rhr n-ets are stated - b. suihru to pay tho d
pn.itl. hut fhtv ruunt iN tutli into ash. ana
Ter this reason Inc bank Wa roml He'd 10 inio lui
dtfinr bs ur.iNtr-Iip ~ deposits have lv'n TAX u
since the ban, W. Examined by the ban~ snl'nn
fem ia d IN sol lla
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Transactions yesterday ut tho Exchange COM
priscd sales by
scott Mycrs-suprcme Court ptruu"n sale tour lots,
each 2ixiOoj on tiuy.r,cnh street ncrW west corner
Fourth avenue sil2OI Three .iinat lots, adjoining
hcv n Fify seventh street 80 80 Four similar lots.
u eighth street southwest corner OF fourth N.nue,
s.lsn Th,cr similar lots, adjoining above Oh filty'
cishth street. f2biJO ,.,,
\ h su,rnson. Jr--l'nirr icrcclcmrc, one huild,
ing ia lot aGNi 49, the nr'ui Ndc q" OAR i'' ite'
rn.t 1T James street si1.iV to Illirth
To-day, at .hc ENcanS,. scott Ml.,s anhoir M, ~
public auction uunpf0Nc ifuIrrV on ii'u nnn i-V"i
streets smith and Madison avenues
A number OF rccio-ufc salc- are aio announced
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phenomenal creature known as Paris Cochcr
"A man whose jokes are 50 fino that no one
ever comprchcnds them but himself.
The chorus Of school girls was trimming
over with mischief and skirted around tho
would have been fearfulit 1t had not been ias-
cnuting. The opera will DE repeated tonight
and tomorrow evening.
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Gov. Hendricks Acquitted Of the Charge Of
Improper Practices

WAsnlNGToN, OFT. GA case from Indiana
~gs d,,d,dh, tie supreme Court to-day, winch turned
upon the question whether or not the Hon. Thomas 4
fla ir, s. a.. cnu, IA the court below. had been guilty
Of such ana trrepunrN in chAutcrv prAcucc rs NiuAd
the decree llr Court hound mat an appearance Nv MIN
IA inr R~rnun-el Tor TIA" company ana snh
s,4u.uts fh trustee W thr tn I'D am i"uiTli'.
y, " Albany amt inira.o Railroad 'nmitnN' m init
closure si hid nj amy lnpruN ~ me sionahe
pracucc. amt affirmed the decree Mr. Justice flehi dc
lNYTvd
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Arrived MoSDAr oct ~
:. civ of Chester r.bbits Liverpool. Oct II. an'
:. Ne,n ada. Gadi Liverpool oct TO- AMI Qreen'towi
nm
SsCivlr rribon. lInN ma.
=. John ,,il-on Ma.n-n. tiv"rgD town. u G,
=. HERMANN Il l.hlnann. Bremen oct l. ana SCUM
ainrton nth ,,..
S.Srnm Grace. Liverpool OF ~ ami Que h,t 'Wn lin
:. Raliian, krmpton. savannah
=. Arra-ou, SNlnpn~. Bri,tJl oct"
- Ntpluno. Berry. Bn~ttf.
BARK pr-iiuu. titrIrilr. t'nnf.
HArk o. iuule. Gurpu.hn. DIhNu.
rark Admiral SauVr. hr' men
Marx Fntx smith. Ipr~Hr. Iurtt strand,
Ring FaNnr.u. l.nu~. Point u'ltrt
Schr Governor. Eaton, - joan, \ H.
A4ft TIE usual RIVER tul rItt-tN - s".s'''
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koonr ahould neglect u cough Wistar' = Bal
saln .. VIA uhrrry Nh en,eta cue. dds
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M.fRINE INTELLIG ENCk

xt~,.rrRF .Ls.SAc--rus pyy.
snp,t.cs q 81 sun s,ts . 8 Moon ri~i'. ~
wArK-rHis nav =.
sandy Hook. Sul,,us Isant - lieu Tale. ~ II
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hnlthy'H Norfolk oyst' r, a Harrison st., Now
trHle-t .ide
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-11
sheriff Iimgle's,. Charity.

Night before last, Sheriff TIngle, on
his arrival home NJ about the hour of ten
u'c!uck, .ound u hait-Clad and shivering
boy aged about years at his front door.
rakiIg compassion on the lad, he took
him into the house, gave him something
to eat and put him TO bed. In the morn
ing the boy slept till late hour,snd when
called down stairs, Was given several ar
tcles of clothing and his breakfast. 1t
was noticed, however, that he appeared
uneasy while at breakfast, but nothing
was thought of it ut the time, his nerv-
business being attributed to his extreme
youth. Soon after his departure, one OF
Mr.. Tingle's servant girls having occa-
sion to 60 to her room, which was
adjoining Tire one occupied dur
irg the night by the boy, found
the top drawer of the bu eau, where she
had some 50 IN money deposited, pulled
out, and on looking for the wealth found
that the boy had gone through the bu
resu and appropriated the money to his
own USE he sheriff kindly reimbursed
the girl Tor her loss, but from this time
hencetorth that girl is mortal enemy Of
the beggsr tribe. The boy gave his
name MS Edwards. and says that he came
here from BelIaire with young man
who was in the bootblscking business at
that place.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-11

CLEVELAND May 1O.-Between six
and seven clock this morning sharp
encounter took place between the strik-
ing coop'rs, of whom previous mention
has been made in these dispatches, and
the police. About six hundred strikers
accompanied by abou: two hundred of
their women, assembled ut the different
entrances to the cooper shops OF the
Standard Oil Company, to prevent
the men from going to work. The
chef of police ordered them TO
dlsperse, and upon eheir refusal
TO do So ordered his men to dispense the
mob by force, which was done. A num-
Der of the strikers were severely hurt.
The officials 0: the Standard Oh Com
pany regard this AS last attempt OF the
strikers to prevent men from working,
and IT is believed that by the end OF this
week MI those who Can get back will re-
sumo work, as a large number are only
prevented from SO dong through fear OF
personal injury.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-11
River News.

The marks at the landing last evening
showed about ! feet inches.
Ths Emma Graham passed down yes
terdsy morning.
The Hudson, from Cincinnati, Is due
up to-day.
The Courier i: due up to day, en- route
for Pittsburgh.
The Science is to.dsy's Psrkersburs
packet. The Rsgon is still undergoing
repairs.
The Express, en- route for PArkersburg,
passed down last night.
The work of plttIng a cargo box on
the old Coal But hull, to be Used IS q
wharf boat, was commenced yesterday
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, Nav 10.-Rivor : feet
inches and rising. Weather cloudy.
CINCINNATI, May l0-River II feet
6 inches and rising. Arrived - Courier,
Wheeling; COT, Memphis. We.!her
partly cloudy and cool.
MEMPHIS, Nav l0.-River fell : inch
es; stands 20 feet { inches. Westhei
clear; mercury IL. Arrlyed-Aliee
Brown and tow, Csiro. Departed Don
nelly, New Orleans; Marx Twain, upper
St. Lawrence river.
EVANSVILLE, May l0.-Wea,her Il .sr;
d ercury ~ to II. River IA clio :eeI and
rising. Down-John Means and TOW,
Barnard, ksnswhs No. 8 and TOW, Grey
Eagle. Up-Siivert horn, Maggie Smith,
ARKANSAS Belle. Business dull.
CAIRO, May 10. Arrived - Iron
Mountain St LOUIS; Anderson, Nash.
VILE. D psrted-John Deppold, Ohio;
Iron Mountain PItuburg; Charles B.
Church, New Orleans. River 81 feet 7
inches aud falling Weather cloudy
and warm.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-11
FATAL ACCIDENT.
A Man Falls Through a Defective
Trap Into an Ale Vault and
Is Instantly Killed.

Yesterday afternoon, Patrick O'Shsuck-
ensy, residing in the alley between Lon
and Market streets, near TweRty-secondi
street, South Side, came to tragic end
at Smiths brewery. O'Shauckensy was
in the employ OF Hobbs s. Ce., founders.
and was engaged in assisting to store
away q number of Acme moving ma
chimes in the "bsrrel shed" attached to
Smiths brewery, on Cbaplire street, be-
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets, which had been engaged as
storerron! Tor the machines by the MesSrs.
Hobbs. Near the entrance to the shed,
AID immediately on line with the
door, was trap which opened
into the large ale vaults
under the grounds OF the brewery,
but the vaults under the shed not having
been used for some time, quantity OF
tsn.b and earth had accumulated over
the trap, completely hiding it from view
A number OF machines had been put IN
the shed during the day, which were
taken safely over the trap, but In the
afternoon, while taking machine IN the
shed, when directly over the trap, winch
was very rotten and defective, it gave
way, and precipitsted both the machine
and UShsuckensy TO the ale vault
underne cath, a distance of about twenty
feet. In the descent to the bottom OF the
vault the unfortunate man preceded the
machine, which fell on top OF him, killing
him instantly. The pubic bone was sPh!
entirely in two, the bladder bursted and
badly torn. the back of OShsuckensy
crushed in fearful manner, and the
body otherwise horrib y mangled. Squire
Bulger WAS notified of the accident
Immediately after its occurrence, who
called on DIR. Baguely TO examine the
body, which he did in the presence OF
the following jury, with the result
above stated: E. Hobbs, JIG, foreman, u
Tippett, l.. Gsus, A. "A. Gillespie, r.
Carney, Thos. Z. Britt. w. ). Porter
Jonn Burns, Joseph Wallace, N. Hsolg,
Alex w. Gillespie, e w. Beir. After
duly examining the body the jury re-
turned verdict that deceased "came to
his death by falling into cellar IN
Smith brewery, accidentally, the floor
ing being detective" O'ohsuckensy
leaves wife and five children, who are
said o be but poorly provided tor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-11
NEIGHBOKHOOD NEWS.
BRIDG EPORT.

THE Sabbath school room of the NJ. +
church has recently been reprinted and
improved.
80 good is the order Of our village oil
late that police news don't pan out any
thing for ye reporter in search OF an
item.
ONE or two cases eff scsrle. fever have
appeared in E.naviile, and are proving
serious The disease has not yet ap.
pesred in Bridgeport.
A RECENT bsptising in the river just
above the bricge, took in fifteen new
members to the coored Baptist church
A large crowd witnessed the proceed.
lngs.
TIE young mems club is defunct. A
short time ago they held an auction sale
OF the miscellaneous minor goods, and
are now ready to dispose OF thel: billiard
table, having given up the lease on their
room. Any one needing good billiard
table would probably secure bargain.
TIE temperance movement in Bridge
port still lives. Mrs. Russell, of Chicago.
is present and will lecture every evening
during the remainder of the week. Con-
stsnlly stirring up the mstter seems to
be the only way to keep some straight,
tor AS soon as the excitement subsidies,
they relapse.