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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-16

SToCEs-The market early in the day
was quiet outside Of Goals shares and weak
during the greater portion Of the after.
noon, but towards the close a frmer feel.
ing set in and there was general improve.
ment, which ranged from Il to l per cent.
Lake Shore rose from 46k to AK, New
York Central from % to 92X, 81. Paul
common from 1915 to 19SS, Union Pacific
from 66IS to G7, Michigan Central from
SsN to 80, Western Union from 599s to
6O%, Chicago & Alton from 79H to so,
Delaware d Hudson from 27 to 271S, Nor.
ris & Essex from 55I to 552t, and Della.
ware, LackNuannA & Western from 3S3S to
Sih. The last named finally reacted to 81
aS4h..
The transactions were $4,000 shares, OF
which 1000 were New York Central, 81.
900 Lake Shore, 400 Rock Island, 8, ,5OC
uniOn Pacific, 1900 Delaware, Lacka
wanna Il Western, 22,50O Morris L Essex
and "a 700 Western Union,
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NEw YORK, June l5.-Captain Charles
Olsen, aged 63, former commander oI
the Peruvian navy and captain OF The
Cuban 6libustering steamer Edgar Stew
art, died yesterday in Brooklyn.
LONDON, June l5.-Mary E. Carpenter
English AuthoreSs Is dead.
ST.. PErERsBuRG, June 15.-The righ
Honorable Sir George Mellish OF Kent
Lord Justice OF Appeals in Chancery il
dead.
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NnsnLcions ,I.orroMing.

NLw YoKK, June l5.-The exhmina.
tion into the affairs Of Charles Dahlman
4 Co., clothiers, No. 81 Pearl street and
at San Francisco, has disclosed some sus.
picious transactions on the part OF Arthur
A. Kline, a resident partner here, who
has gone to Europe. 1t turns out that
previous to his departure, five weeks ago,
he borrowed all the money possible in
the name OF the firm, in the way Of conf
DENTAL loans, to the amount, 1t is said, Of
100000. This has swelled the liabilities
Of the firm to nearly SS0000O.
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CHICAGO, June 15.-Flour Dull and
unchanged. WhcAt-In fair demand, but
at lower rates; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 az
cash, 81 EHal Ak July, 81 S0I August
No: 3, 81 50, rejected $50. : Corn-SteNdy
In fair demand; 1910 caah, 4so July, 47JsC
August, rejected 4lc. Oats-Quiet, bul
steady at 3sNc cash, 37Ic July. Rye
Easier nt Coo. Barley-Quiet and unChang.
ed. Pork-Demand fair and higher al
$l2 70 cash and July, $l2 S5 August. Lard
fair and higher at IS 80 cash,
IS S9h July, IS 921 August. Bulk Neat
at 4ssa6H Ha6SGc. Whisky-Quict
and unchanged, $lO7.
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Concerning tho Pennsylvania
Railroad.

New York, June l5.-A London dis.
patch says that the Pennsylvania Rail,
road stock and bondholders at 4 meeting
to-day resolved to request the Directors
to prepare accounts yearly, and appointed
committee to confer with and induce
the Board to adopt the meetings propo.
Sitiun. Mr.. Smith promised on behalf Of
the Board TO publish the monthly traffic,
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NEw YORK, June l5.- Blcached cottouS
In fair demand and prices steady in first
hands. Prints little more active and
ginghams in fair demand. Agents are re.
ceiylng orders for fancy hosiery for the
fall trade. Mems woolens moving In fair
quantities. Foreign goods quiet.
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NEw YoRK, June l5.-The annual
parade Of the Metropolitan Police took
place to-day. About 1900 men were in
line, and they made . tine appearance.
Governor Tilden, the Mayor and heads
oidCpartments were the reviewing off.
cers.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.


New YORK, June 15.-MoSEY-Closed
easy at ~ per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 3a4 per cent. Custom receipts $237,.
600. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
$2l2, 900. Clearings $lIOOO,0OO. Sterling
steady; actual business, long 1864, short
4.S9.
GoLD-Opened and closed at l05, with
sales during the day at 1853. Borrowing
rates fat and lal 1a9 per cent per annum
and l.64 per diem.
GOvERNMRNTS-SteA
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CAPITAL Location Meetings.
The Canvass In Favor OF CIarRS-
burg.


Tho people Of West Virginia will be nd
drtScd a. the following times and places
and by the following speakers, in favor o
ClarkSburg: ....
Morgantown, Monongalla county, Juni
25th-By Gen. Nathan GoiI, Jr,
New MartinsviIlC, WGtGel county, Jun,
i2iIl-By Hon, Benz. Wilson and II. b
LuiI, Esq.
81, George. Tucker county, June 18Th
BY John Basel, Esq. ''.....
GrantSville, Calhoun county, June 25tl
by Hon. Benz. Wilson and Hon. f, N
Turner.
GlenvillC, GlImcr county, July sd-By
the same speakers.
Other announcements will be made from
time TO time.
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DAYTON, June l5.-IIarry Adams was
hung at 1890 o'clock here to-day for The
murder OF Henry Mullharren, a soldier
Feb. lS, 1876. Mullharren was an inmate
Of the Soldiers Home.
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weather indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
uFPlCR oY TuE CuIIF SI0NAL OFYicER,
WAsHlSsToS, D. C., June ls-l 4. 4.

PRoBABlLiTIRS,
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
stationary, followed by rising barom-
eter, warm, southerly veering 10 colder
northwest winds, partly cloudy and clear
ing weather, with rain areas.
For the Lake Regions, u rising baron,
eter, stationary or lower temperature
winds mostly from the southwest and
northwest, cloudy weather with rain
followed by falling barometer on the
Upper Lakes.
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PARIS, June l5.-It seems certain that
at the opening Of the sitting Of the Cham.
Der on Saturday message from President
McMahon will be read.
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BELvIDERE, n. j., June l5.-Yester.
day afternoon mill.dam lust above
Norwich, ON the Delaware, Lackawauna
4 Western Railroad, which had become
considerably washed and weakened by
the late rain storms, suddenly broke and
preclpitated fishing party, consisting oil
ten persons, through the sluice way
Mrs. Reemers, her daughter Julia Reem,
ers, Miss Crewley and Thomas Pressler
were drowned. The owner Of the boat
Mark Fisher and James Osielt were
fatally injured by falling into the grinder
Of the mill, below the sluice way.
AUBURN, N. Y, juno lG.-John H
Barrett, u saloon keeper, was shot dead
this morning by his mistress, Cors
Young, who then shot herself twice in the
head.
CLEVELAND, June 15.-This morning
about seven O'Clock, G. J. Mcbride, pro
prietor Of the Bergen House at Mt. Yer.
non, was shot and killed by William Ber
gen. The cause Of the shooting was
controversy over a satchel, which Bergen
claimed was in the hotel and which Nc.
Bride disclaimed any knowledge OF.
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Pittsburgh.

PlrTsBuReH, June l5.-Petroleum-Quiet
and steady; crude 50 90 at Parker'S; re.
fined 1S1Sc, Philadelphia delivery.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Probable Suicide.

ZANEsvILLE, O., June 15.-Fred. Beck.
with, a most worthy young man, son ol
Eli B. BeCkwith, came home 10 dinner
to-day, went to his sisters room and
asked for cloth TO clean his revolver
and stepped into an adjoining room. In
moment after a SHOT was heard. The
ball from the revolver went through his
heart, and he died almost Instantly.
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FRANKLIN, N. H., June l5.-John
Colby, Of Plaintie!d, intending suicide
he says he put corrosive Sublimate in n
mug Of cider, and his sisters drank it.
One will die.
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FINANCIAL.
s-''F-~ N--ar-s-,
JoHN X. BOTsVoRD. PrCst. GDo. ADAMS, CaIh'r.
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY
Successor to the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WHEELING.
...S2bo.onn

This Bank Ia organized and prepared to transact
the business Of banking In Hll It's details.
II GuCceedS the First National Bank OF Wheeling,
Is owned by the same shareholders and Ia under the
zane management.
BY carefully regarding tho interests Of lis Cor
respondents and DepositorF, Rpd by n prompt and
faithful execution OF their wishes Il hopes 10 merit
their esteem and confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points throughout thc
United States.
nCP0Sit Accounts subject 10 check at sight re-
eciycd from Banks, Bankers, Films, Corporations
and individuals.
Certificates Of Deposit Issued payable on demand
or Rt fixed dates
Interest allowed on Special Deposits.
DIRECTORS:
John X. ROtsiorl, Wm. Il. Simpson,
Jacob 5. Rhodes, WIN. A. Turner,
WIN. A. lSett, John l.. Hobbs,
A. N. Adams, Y. c. DcwOy.
Henry N. Harper, iny2i-l4w
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NHAs. E. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,

Is prepared TO make careful and complete RpnlyAea
81 Iron Ores, LmCatOnes, Mineral Waters, etc.
LRbOntory cor. 24th and ChApIne streets
aue2 Wheeling. W. Va.
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CLASS D,
Pttni,Ii

CLOSE OF THE FESTIVAL.
The festival room was crowded until
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DERNIEREs NOUvELLEs

LIE president Hayes etait Ie %
a Washington ct A Concord, Etat
du New.Hampshire, ct y a porte Ia
parole avec les secretaries Evarts,
Devens ct Key. II obtient partont
le meme accueil sympathiqne, ct,
en- voyant Ia paix se retab;ir tout
natuIellement dun bout a pantre
du pays, nnl ne songe A question
ner le titre du premier magistrat
de rUnion retablie de f,it ct de
droit.-Ii4stinateur de Ia Douane
de- New. York rencontre dc Ia re-
sistance dams la mise A execution
des orlres du departement du tr6-
sor an sujet des sncres colores one
importation vent faire passer en-
fraude, 1t II en- refere au commits
saire du evenu.-Ta convention
democratique de Ia Pennsylvania
s'est reunie le %, a Harrisburg
lie general Howard, en- poursui.
want le chef indien Joseph, s'est
encore laiss6 snrprendre; il a en-
un l,omme tue, sept blesses, ct
200 cllevaux emmenes par les ma.
raudenrs de Ia tiibu de Joseph.
LIE general Sherman est a Helena,
Montana.
En- Orient, bataille 4 Ia passe
de Schipka dams laquelle Rnsses
ct lures r6clalnent Ia viStoire.-
Le gouvernement allemt h ralr
I'elle In Sublime Porte aux regle-
ments de Ia convention de Geneve,
dams laqnelle lAllemagne . 6te
partie signataire.
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| ils s'adminiatrent mntuellement.-On
rapporte que IL gouvernement alle-
mand manifeste inquiefude on me-
contentement an sniet DIES travaux dc
fortification en voie d'rxecnfion snr
In frontiere snisse. e.-Sont decides: le
Ter nn1t, A D"nai. le contre-nmiral
Baudin. Age de N ans; le l6, 4 Dean
vile (Cher). recrivain ct deput6 re-
pnblicain Ernest Dnvergier de Han
ranne, frnpp& Dim coup de soleil. Age
de "a ana; le %, le docteur Henri
Connean, ancien medecin dc feu Ma
pol9on TIT, Age de rs ans.
En- Orient. on s'aftend 4 une
grnnde hataille A Plevna, oh les Rus
ses ont nne revanche A prendtr, ct
oh ron suppose one Snleiman Pacha
et Mfhemet-Ali ont op3re lenr jonc-
tion. Lea Rnsaes, qni ont anasi
6rrouv6 mn 4chrc partiel pres d'Ar-
daban. et avouent avoir, ! Ia date
DIN 2 aofit, l4.5N hnmmea hors de
combat, mt besoin de frappern nm conn
dtcisif. et leurs renforts s'6lAvent
an nombr- he $1,000 hommes. La
Servie snnge de nonveau A combat
fr- nv-r enx. Les massacres de chr6.
items A EskOSaghra ont indigne le
monde civilisf. et In mise en- libert6
DIES menrtrirrs des consnls A Saloni-
0nc a .nofive lT0koi dune escadre
allemnndc dcvant cett~ place, ct la
preparation Dime note collective des
pnissnnces europ6rnnes. Mails dan
tire part, Ia Pologne a'agite ct Ia
Hongrie. remn9e par Koasuth, de-
mande i'alliance de rAutriche avec
II Porte, aur Ia base de concessions
anx chr<tiens. LIE prince kgyptien
Hassan rat dams In Dobrutscla, ct le
gonverncnr insae de In Bnlgarie =
transfSre N tente de Tirnovn Sis
tova.-Lc ministre AMERICAN Lowell
= 6f6 rrcn le 16 4 Madrid. TAR le r0i
Alphons~, an moment mfme cd In
police proc6Aait anx nombrcuses ar
rcstati"ns dc pr&t<ndas membres
dune conspiration republicaine.
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a faire connaftre les resources de
cette fertile region de Ia Lonisiane. =
On Went de deconviir pres de CO.
vington, paroisse St-Tammany, uDe
source qni, ayant etc analysee, pa
raft avoir rontes lea qualities cnrati-
ves de celle de Wankesha, Michigan.
lie 10, est mort 4 Ocean Springs,
Mississippi, 4 l'ace de 60 ans, NJ. A.-A.
Maginnis, ne A Baltimore, residant 4
In Nonveile- Orleans depuis 36 ans,
ancien membre democratic de 10 l6-
gislature de 1856. s.
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Correspondence de Ia Nile Orleans
EoUvELLE-oRLEANs, I
% aoht 1877. (

NJ. William HINT, l'ex-candi.lat
In place d'avocat-g<nfral de In Loni.
slime, s'6tait mis- / Windsor. Yer.
mont, snr le passage dn president
Hayes. ri Get acfe de- presence await
sana donte pour bnt DE- rappeIer de-
s~rvicea restka jnaqm'ici aana recon-
penae. Maia &c rnndidat malhenpmx
ft6 nm d. rea Instruments qn'On
brisr volontirrs apr(s IN avoir fait
nsage, aachnnt one lTntfrat fnt l~nr
nniqn> mobile. II deatin des scala.
rdgs rat de- diaparaitrr promptement
nvec les oarpet- bagyers qn'ils sonte-
naient. I'm d. res dernien. Packard,
qni drrniArement Eat deveDn pAre de
deux jnmennx anxqnels II = donn< les
pr<noms de- Hayes et Wheeler, leA
vonant ! nne chance meillenre one In
sienn~,-l'ex-bnss Packard = et6 Fob
ipt dun movement ie cOmpaaaion
1t dim compliment de condol<ance
dams le diaconra dn eecr<taire John
Sherman \ Manafi~ld, Ohio. Lei. en-
Ionisian~, complete aomnolence ct
monntnnie nbsoln~. Tont ~ calme ct
a'aaaonpit. L'aMaire de Calcaaien est
en- vote Dc reglement; In question
<tanf aonmise nm inge Billings en-
viil<giafnr~ 4 New Haven. Connecti-
cnt, par NM. LA. Sheldon ct A.-G.
Brice nm nom des bdcherona, ct par
n. George 8. Lacey repr<sentant l~a
interests dn gOnvernement fxdfrnl, ID
inge = ordonn6 Ii d<Iivrance aoua
caution du hnia 4 ceux ani l,avai~nt
conp<, re hnis de contrehnnde &tant
kvalu6 \ ~ II niece. Nine. Gainea
ell@. MAINE. hfraine de- cent hatailles
iHdiriairea, Aperin aon arden, Gu~r-
vi<re, ct &crif m maire de- In Nouvelle-
Orlfane qn'eIle est toute disposle A
mn ~0mvrosnis anr N cr6ance d
e2,SD.aH. Un inrident mn pen vii
pnit p0nrtant exception 4 cette trAvc
kfnfrale: i: mn anrien r~pr&sentant de
ronienr nonsm6 Paris, jadia radical 4
tons crins, ti~nt nm cafe on II q m6na-
ge DIES compartments sp6cianx ponr
Ies drnx races; mn membic DE- II race
africaine, ainai lAchAe par nm de ses
chefs. . protest6 Dime fscon ton
rhAnte par nne grille d. horions oui
= d66Gmr< afffens+ment le beau Paris
IN RrNvant fortcment cette lecon
gn'nn legislatenr ne doit pas violer
ics lola Gn'il conk4cfionn6~A. tia
On rappnTte qn~ In rlacc dAudi-
trnr In tr<aer 4 Washington eat nf-
frrte N. Glendy Burke. d. n Loni.
siane, snr r rfus d. ,l'rx-s6nateur
Hsrria. M. Hilbert, 6ls de rrx,con-
s~rn<nr. ft& nommk insp~ctenr sle
ci.nrra 4 Ia Dona,n. A. u Nnavelle,
Ofltmns: en rrmplacement de- NJ.
Dsvis. d@n,ia<ionnaire. -L~inge Tis-
aot, de Ia p conr d. district, eat A.
pele ! statner ans In. l&eslis< d.
u stipnIatioa il'nn< somme a. e5OO.
rxiet* pr nm notairr pour avoir re-
dig< + trstament d'an malad~ ,at-
teint d y prfitc v<r,le.-MM.. Dor6
It Meynier, d~ St. MartinviiIe rnon-
cent ponr lc Ier aeptembrs IL pnhli.
cation dune revne messsuelle intitu-
ltc Gside dee 4ttdkapds, 1t dcatinec
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r A r OIs s E s
sT.CHARLEs

lie Herald rapporte que Ia ques.
tion dn chemin dn Bayon des AL.
demands est de:nonveau 4 l'ordre
dln jeHr. II Y q qnelqnes annees, le
repr6~entant Hahn fit passer a la
Legislature une loi autorisant le
Jury lie police de ST. Charles A lever
une take ponr Ia construction de
ce chemin. In take fnt levee, ct
Pargent probablement percu ct
d6tonrne par h clique sans yer
g0gne qni rfgnRit sans contr6le.
Ian dernier, le rrojet revint sur
peau, ct le jury resolut d'enettre
,les hons pour faire face anx frais
de prntreprise; mais II ne Ne pre-
senta ancun entrepreneur sOlva-
ble, Ia paroisse elle-meme ayant
an lOin Ia reputation d'etre insOl.
vable. Les ch0ses EN- sOnt Ia; ct le
devils des travaux 4 executor se
monte 4 environ $4,000. Hr
Mons lisons encore dams le
Herald s
n. John Kelly donnH, samcsli IS, nns pc
tite fetc sur son habitation. Jcux, musique
ct danAe.
la Cesir de rarnisas condsmn6: Arthur
Leon, mn jour de prison, pour ..aaaaut ct bat
teqn;s Eliza Dent. meme pcinc. violation de
dolll!cile sur rhabitation HoMg; Anderson
Shelby, % iours. larcin; William Douglass,
tln m, vol dune vache Louis Alexandra.
usois de pfniteucier coups It pleasures; /;
Bsptiste Fl0wers. meme pcine. vol dun vean;
-cnyOyfs devsnt In Cour de district: Char
lcs Mitchell, homicide; Joe Joseph. vol par
eaFaction; Richmnnd Davis, viol he II nS-
grrsse Rose Cosihecker. qui ~ dit Ag4e do
100 ans L.; suzanne Thomas. qui ayait hattu
ann mari, Wesley. > ~ condamn6s \ hsurcs
Dc prison pour us<pris Ae Coar.
i Ia pertie du chAsnin d. fer Il Jackson.
gni - tr0uye dams 6tIChAriea, esY assess<e q
v0,Oo0, - = Cmnpagnie demanfie a,,e eottc
sop,me snit rkdnite 430.0O0.
NJ -. AID. bougAse ~ Mile Fanny Bousere
sont anx eanx do Saratoga
Oh. RlaGg ct psrti pour de- heux m
counus.
Il sT.JEAN-BAPrIsTR
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M. L. DePoorter nous prie
d'annoncer que Passemblee lies
heritiers Berthelot aura lieu an.
ionrd'hni, sametli, au cafe de NJ.
Optime Rodrigues.
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sT-JAcoU Es


lie montaut total de rassssser,apt 4 e..
jacques est do &l,7lo.OOO. L'annSe dern,Ar.
il n'etxit que de 81 ,44675I. La difference All 4
tres probablement due / raugmentatjon dc
valeur do In proprift6 ct mn soin que l'osse..
aeur Dorriera mis- 4 remplir consciencie,,.e.
ment son deyoir. Letlit mssessour' don't i.
zele nest point A blAncr. mons 4 fa;t rr,n.r.
auer que son tahleau mentionnxit 10 mag..
sins. qnand celni de son pr6decesseur men
signaiait que "a. TT'e'~~ 81 80 -
-Une iei exccllcntc-et c'eat nour II
vingtieme fois que nous en- parlons-anrnit
cirii dams nos paroisses. Car Ia pratro nni
remplit officicusen,eut cea f0ucfhns ~. ~.
cum caractere legal ct civil. IA Cour Surname
Ia dHclar6 plusieurs fois. An reete. dana no.
ire Etat at dana notra REnnhl;cu. n nv !.
pas que des cafboliaucs- cf lcs nrntast. rtss :.
font point inscrire leurs naisss Nos l.,,r. ,,s
riaces ef lenr. dEcas snr il. rac;.tr.s .sI;o,a.,
de I9plise paroisrialc One rErat ~ I,tsI;ss
soienf done eutiarement ef sageme.t .knsrxs
ii est 6vnln,nent nTce-a;ra RI ixc.S ~ III
ducation publi0ue 4 m rien do oommnn srss
les cultes, ,-cuites ouels ouils .oicnt. Et IA.
a ct rationale. Ss.' QUO pu0nqoe' A'0''e' 'a'qs'
--Un desordre ! eu lien snr l'habitstios
La ca,se onnSs ssi y ven sfse; dr .o,,
garant do YhAbi.aiion, inssiss par nns jeans
f;a. nile ds GO ccusus r lsqusls i await donns plu
rait CRU deyoir chStier LA r femme %ie ana. nsis
comme \. 4. Arnant stait trsnquillement
at spprocbS M mar r1C Ss,a evsG. vs. a.s
jeuae iille d nn astre. "--Qus ne vonles.
R;.. voR: sursit srs. din. ais n; Armant css hcmIes
No battre sarst reponaa i psre a% en- ss. nss
tsnt Ia main sur son arme" Et N. Armaut,
AZ rsyoyer =. !, is's Ms;.ss
ycy,nt tout ! comp entoars dune viassaias ss
e.a;,a Ganmmss mes. don't p plusieurs etsisns a,mes Do
dsntrs can, N. Aransns sursit M rstrsitx ~ r devans
= no:nbre e trouvf son salat dana ID fnite.
mss s en- out eS =
qselquss homrnes .sesNs. Qn.nta n. Armsnt.
toat s;mnlsmsnt = !; ssst e.
neir., oublisux Dc rssistsnce dc l. . ioi. soas
sa,ldairss s1. pour latia9ae 4 serait bon que lee
$3.50 p'1' : p'0's''''n'
Mons donnons ci.apres Ia Iisto
des profesaeurs du college Jeffar-
sOn, de St-Jacques: Rev. J..B.
Bigot, professeur de philosophie ct
de physique;, Rev. J.,J.. Buckley,
vice-presidept, prefet des 6tn.ies,
professeur Rhumanites, de cIassi-
ones ct dc 'math6matique&; Rev.
I'D. Grimes directeur spirituel,
professenr de rhetOriQue /; R6v. P.
Fonrnel, tresorier, professeur de
francais; Rev. A. Ichca. Drofes.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-08-25
sT.JEAN-BAPrIsTR

IeJoxsnal dss fabricants desacre
await public au mois d'avril dcrnicr
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-12-19
A Brave officer.

In one of the recent skirmishes near
Plevra, young Russian officer was seen
standing just behind one of the batteries
waving his sword and boldly encour-
ageing his men to stand their ground.
Over and over again he rallied the
troops who were pouring out of the
trench. but it was of no use; the fire
was too heavy for any human being to
stay and live, and at last be stood for
more than a minute absolutely alone,
save for the dying and the dead piled
in heaps around him. 1t could only end
one way amid the storm of bullets
which were raining round him thick as
hail; one at least found Its way to that
noble heart. and he fell dead. As the
Turks swept over the parapet and dash
ed past the spot where he lay, the colon
Ell, struck by the boys extraordinary
courage and devotion, gave orders that
he should be decently buried. In the
evening he reported to the commander.
in-chief that the body was that of a
girl.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-12-19

TO death. As the court adjourned. the
stranger said: John Taylor will preach
here at caudlelight TO night
lie did preach and the house va:
crowded We have listened To Clay,
Webster ard Beecher. but never heard
anything ia the form of sublime words
even approximsting to the words OF
John Taylor. massive as 8 mountain
and wildly rushing as q cataract OF
fire.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-12-19

DIR. J. q. 6RAssE, DENTIST, OF
Ryyv nee In Stone J. vretts New Build
ing ON Commercial street. All work
guaranteed.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-12-19

THE lake shore railroad has iniemni-
fled the relatives and heirs of 65 out OF
the 81 persons who lost their lives by
the bridge accident at Ashtabul!a. The
largest amount paid to any one party
was $4,000. The heirs of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rogers. who were on their wedding
tour. received $4,000. The claims gener.
ally fall under 5000.