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STATE NEWS.

On the night Of November 18th, at
a disreputable clubhouse in the
Eigth ward of Wheeling, Edward
kiGer stabbed and killed Franz Ho-
brecht. The knife, iour-iuch blade,
entered Uobrechts left side iusta-
boyo the eighth rib, fveinches below
the nipple. 1, appears that a nun.
Der OF hall-grown boys were in the
shanty drinking beer, when Kiser
very qurrelsome youth, bee ,me en-.
ragged at a friend named Elder and
cut him on the hand, when Hobrecht
interierei and was fatally stabbed.
The murderer has cen arrested.
The Martinsburg Independent say 8
the respect able portion of the colored
people Of that town, have, for their
own protection, determined to lend
their aid in keeping away from tina
place the colored people Of adjoining
States who are driven out to escape
punishment Of their oflenses commit
ted IN other States. Martinsourg
has been the particular refuge OF
criminals from Winchester and other
places, and the colored people are
determined to put stop to their
coming there.
Mr.. John Gum, who lives with his
daughter, Mrs. j Harper on Knapps
Creek, in Pocahontas county, is, per.
haps, the most remarkable man in
thus or any contiguous county. lie
IS in the niuetyflth year of his age,
and enjoys excellent health. There
is scarcely gray HAIR his head.
He chops wood, husks corn, and does
suudry other things about the house
and farm. He has been member OF
the Methodist church for fifty years.
We hope that many days will yet be
added to his lie, and when the sum
mons shall come from his Master, he
may to as one who gathers the dra-
perry Of his cot around him and lay
Town to pleasant dreams. 49, hide
dcaasnL
Nov. %. -Sometime last night Mr..
j. M Woodruff, a respected farmer
aged twenty two, living at Dry Ridge
this county, was drugged by two
brothers nance Mem anl William
Huheea, aud robbed of 5000. Young
Woodruff has for the few weeke past
been engaged in collecting all his re-
sources with a view to going West
to settle, lie had accumulated the
amount above mentioned when the
Hughes brothers, who have been shar.
ing his home and worming themselves
into his good graces conceived and
carried out the terrible plan which
resulted SO successfully The rob
berry was discovered in time to ar
rest William and telegram was sen
to Mansfield toapprehend Mem, who
passed through your city on his way
to Pittsburg, via Washington this al
ternooD. At this time it is imuos-
sibe to cay whether or no it arrived
in time, Mem has the money with
him, az JOS. Miles has offered a re-
ward Of $25. for his arrest. Mr.,
Woodruff is lying in camatose state
and his recovery is doubtful
Wheeling Leadcr.
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HooMDNIH
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Notice to Creditors.

To the Creditors of Jacob Basnett, do
ceased
Court of the County OF Preston. made ian
cause therein pending, to subject the
real estate of the said Jacob Basnett To-
the payment of his debts. you are reauir-
od To- present your claims against tho
SAID Jacob Basnet for adjudication To
J"hn Nj. Crane, Commissioner. at his
office i'm The said County. on. or hefnro
the sd day OF December, next.
witness, smith Crane, Clerk OF said
court, this 10th day of November 1873.
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
John Btrton Payne, Pins Counsel.
lno30D $3.50.
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The SPIRIT of Democracy says: Hero is
movement which all should join. Hcrc
is the pledge To which we ask signatures:
with malice toward mono, with charity
'orall. !, tho undersigned, my conscience
furnishing me, do promise 20 pay tho
printer the amount l owe him, for the pa
per | have been taking, and that will
by alt honorable means, induce others to
DO likewise"
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NOTICE

U.s. hereby givou that have placed INV
book Boo DR. w. R poUcrs hands. and
Doe is authorized to cOlloctaU money due
mc and receipt for The sawo.
Persons knowing themselves Go Do in~
dcD'ed tD nae, ufU sUye cast by calling
upo1 him and settling 40 once.
JOUN CALVERT.
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NOTICE

All parties knowing thomsolvos p, mo
indebted to Mr.. II. G. Hyde ON subscrin
ton accounts, will please call AT this Ok
flee and settle ut ONCE, AZ we have now
waited sufficient lcnglh OF time fo- the
money
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LOCAL CHIT-CHAT.
Happenings Here ana Herea6outs

Christmas come. ON "Wednesday his
wear.
Inc work on the Coroin House Is pro-
Who VIII have the largest hog to kill,
'''''
We are indebted to Mr.. Charles 2.
Brown for late Washin ,ton paners
The Philomathean will be tho ,ttr,c-
ton for Monday nigb,
'S'''
the Drug store. ''''' 'o' sac a'
~,
ne oldest inhSbitant'' predicts a long
sen 80 for'ney Is back from Newburg,
- A''y'
no 'lV'r mas peon considerably swol~
'0' ~ Oie recent rams
Mrs. NJ. V. MilIor is visiting friends in
Preston. Tuckc,. Pioneer.
me hearing Of Elihu Greggs case vii
take place December 10Th.
DO you know that you can get two
P-''"''S LOT 20 cents at Nimmo's gallery
men Is the Ningwood district insd~
dov Goods ' ~ ''.' VI ''''' your ho''>
Our good friend, Mr.. VIM. J. Long
who has been visiting friends here. Iert
Tor Keyser, Tuesday.
Ch,riio C..;-..
qualify. at Kin,,yonSGI J r9r r'G' o. tne pest
per bushel 0-'' Gus"
There is some talk of reorganiziny tho
Mozut Brass Band. We hone the bovs
will succeed.
Mrs. Mary Rec 90. formerly of This town
is dangerously ill.
,.
,,i.,'....g5J o'"7 NY anu B'"'''I''ah I'D
- -, " '''' '''''i'' 'ccoIl' members OF
better pace for mental improyemont
Nlmno enlarges small pictures and
nricrs - ~, y, ti "|'er coior9 OF paS'Ie at
The melancholy days are upon us
when every man you meet informs YOU,
with tears In his ewes. that M, "b,s tho
"o'a' 'o'' ''' over saw
The Richie Go,cHc yNorris's papor.1
has entered upon its sixth volume. iii.
one of the spiciest papers ian West Wiz
pinia and we are glad to w itisuro.>
pering.
All per s wanting nc ebouId
call at once at Nimmo's gah CIV and gcf
mem l1heH. ne VIII not remain much
The editor is OF, this week ON Lusi-
ness trip T." Newburg, Portland, RowIcs-
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PIoaaant DaIo Doinra-

The Dsmostheuean failed to hold a
meeting on last Friday evening On
account Of The snow- storm; 10 isex-
pected 10 decide The heather crema-
ton question next meeting,
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Married.

ON November Il, ISIS, at the residence
OF han is. Turner, i'm Lyon district. 10y
Rev. p. II. Flytho, Philip L. Burgh and
Miss Angelina Turner.
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trains there Is WY Train with pass
enger car attached, that goes both east
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Marriage Lioensea-

The following is a list OF marriage liz
cenS,S issued by the Clerk of the County
Court, since our last report
Alfred Won and Catharinc Wilhelm.
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Tho parties TO the above named suit ara
hereby notified that shall, on Monday.
the 23d day of December next. AT NV
ottico aforesaid, proceed to execute tho
ABOVE mentioned drecco of reference.
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commissioners Notice.

Julia "A, Basnett, administrators of In
cob Basnett, deceased.
~.
samuel Snider, James III. Manown 7
Ami Martin, In his own right and ns
truStccc, William q. Brown, William II
Grimes, David Martin, uezckiah Poll +
Milton Allen, William NJ. Garner. Cans
rod Albright and other creditors, John
NJ. Basnott, BeaX Basuett. Cbarlotto
Martin, late Charlotte Basnott. Oliver
BerrN, Belle Morris and Andrew j. Nor
rs, hcr husband, Caroline Weidman and
nnNlu Ncldman, hor husband, Arthur
h'tlllal ana Carl Litman, children apd
nelrs nj law OF Mary Berry, late Mary
Basnott-all hoirs at law OF Jacob Ras.
nett, deceased.
IN EQUITY.
By decree rendered by tho Circuip
Count of Preston county, i'm tho above
hhohiionod cause, ON tho nth day of Oc-
tohcr 1873, the said cause was reiorrod In
any ono of the Commissioners of tho
sald Court, who is directed to audit stare
settle ana report tho state and condition
ol tho administration account of Dlaint ir
M administrators of the estate of Jncoh
Basuctt, deceased, that he nscort lin aud
report the real estate of which the said
Jacob Basuott died seized or optltled 10
giving description and location thereon
the amounts thereof To whom owing. tho
character order and priorties OF tho
same, that no take proof ascertain and
report any vFlid unpaid debt due from
Said estate, tho amount thereof, and to
whom owing, and that ho report any 9th :
Sr pertinent matter deemed proper by
himself, or which beng pertinent, may
be required by any of the parties.
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B. & 0. R. R. TIME TABLE.

Condensed time table Of Passenger
Trains OF the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
for the stations named below, which took
effect Nov. 18th, ISIS:
EASTWARD ROUND.
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STATIONS. NJ. n No.t5No, '7.No. IS
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
A Little Too Impetuous.

1t was merry party that left ST. Paul
yesterday for Lake Elmo, but the same par
ty came back at later hour somewhat de-
jected-perhaps a little damp. The escort
was young man well known in social circles,
who might or might not be known around
town as George French, and he had in his
keeping several young ladies whom all ac-
knowledge to be beautiful and sprightly.
But as results proved they were trife too
impetuous. Arrived at the lake, ride was
proposed upon its placid waters, and a boat
moored at the pier was selected to bear the
precious freight. The escort shouted ..Ail
aboard and a rush was made for the frail
craft. Nearly four hundred pounds of fem
ininity. done up in several separate pack
ages, rushed for the seats. The result NAV
be foretold: the boat careened md three of
the young ladies took an involuntary plunge
into the cooling waters. There was vast
amount of spluttering, some shrieking, and
finally all were pulled out good deal wetter
and wiser tan they were few moments be-.
fore. The ladies of the lodge kindly loaned
the unfortunates few dresses and other
things not visible to the naked eye, and the
entire patty returned on the first train to
the city, firmly convinced that impetuosity,
while it may have won battle, never loaded
a roW-bOat SUCCESSFULLY
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
Pro Bono Publico.

The National Council No. 9, of S.. Paul,
met at their council chamber Friday evening
last at o'clock, and unanimously adopted
the following preambles and resolutions:
WHEREAS, The independence and sovereign
ty of the United States is dependent on the
establishment of proper financial system in
our national government, and as necessary to
be maintained therein as the blood in the hu-
man body, is required to it's life and activity
and
WHEREAS, 1t is derogatory to the best inter
est of our country and its citizens to depend
on stimulants from foreign capitalists to invig-
crate our rational financial system, which sub
jects us to their interest and control at pleas
ure; therefore be it
Resolue1. That it is the duty OF Congress at
once to repeal the present national bank act,
and to redeem our national bonds
with coin and treas ury notes as the
currencles of our nation; which
Will stop payment of interest to the amount of
S95 992 $50. 60 annually, and will add 1872 OO0 O3O
annually SO the income of our government. by
establishing graduated income tax on all in
comes over $1,000 annually, by any citizens
within the Jurisdiction of the United btates,
now exempt from the rich and imposed upon
the labor OF the land, SO that thus legally pa,
ing the bonds will add in all $127. 992, 830. 50
annually to the resources of our government;
which Will relieve us from that amount Of tax
burdens, and emanate a medium of circulation
IN our internal commerce, of agriculture, man
ufacture. mines. and ship-building, that will
give tone to enterprise, and remunerate labor,
nom the present starvation paying wages"
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
A Mild Case of False Pretcn.es.

Charles Remly, a butcher discharged from
employment in Eisenmenger's meat market.
came to grief yesterday for palpable sin,
though he escaped punishment therefor, for
the present, BY the ''skin of his teeth.'' On
Monday morning last, Remly came to Frank
Hornung, the brewer, of 1914 Washington
street, saying he had just purchaser COW
for Eisenmenger, on which he was required
to pay deposit of SIS to seal the bargain,
Having only 50, he requested the loan, for
Eisenmenger, of $3 to complete the deposit,
which would be returned by Eisenminger.
his supposed employer. The So were given
to Remly on the strength of his specious
representations. Yesterday morning, Remly
again came to Hornung's house in the ab-
sence of the latter, and endeavored
to secure a further advance from Mrs. Hor-
nung. But Hornung discovered Remly had
been discharged by Eisenmenger, and, ac-
cordingly, Remly was arrested about noon
yesterday by Officer Clouse, the prisoner be-
ing found on Seventh street in state of adj
vanced intoxication. When brought before
Judge Flint in the afternoon, it was found
Remly could not be prosecuted, and Hornung
vas Informed he had no other remedy than
20 sue for the amount of the money loaned
o the prisoner, who was discharged.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
banking business would be fortunate thing
for the people of that section.

At meeting of the stockholders Of the st.
faul Elevator company. held yesterday, the
relieving were elected directors for the next
year: F. WiIlius, Maurice Anerbach, Horace
thompson, John s. Prince. VIM. Dawson. ID.
". lngersoll and @. H. Bigelow. The direc-
tors subsequently elected officers as follows:
u. W. lngersoll, president; C. 81. Bigelow, vice
president; +. Willius, Secretary; and VIM.
The second grand musical soiree by the
Great Western band on 1.-THE beautiful blue
waters of White Bear will take place this even
ing. The band train will leave the foot of
slbley street at P. NJ, the next train following
at P. NJ Excursionists can return from the
lake by the special night trains at either 10
O'Clock or at IL NJ. Citizens should bear in
mind that the fare for the round trip is but
fifty cents. while the occasion affords rare
opportunity for genuine recreation.
After much trouble and at much expense.
Chief Engineer R. o. Strong has secured from
| the East fine lot of poultry of the purest
strain. and the beauty of the fowls has been
the theme of universal comment and admira-
| ton by all fanciers who have enjoyed the priv
llege OF selng them. Nor has their beauty been
exceeded by their prohtableness as prolific
layers of marvellously sized eggs. For week
or two past, however, the hens ceased to lay
|
one of the fowls dropped an egg. which. in
point of magnitude, exceeds anything ever be-
held. AS 1t is a miracle in it's way the egg
has been left at the business Office of the GLOBE
where it may be seen by the curiously inclined
1t is worth seeing.
Armory hall. partially damaged by FIRE some
time ago. has been entirely remodelled, and is
now ready for occupancy. The gallery at the
east end of the apartment has been converted
into dining room of excellent proportions, it,
west partition having been advanced about ter
feet into the hall, and it is accessible by tw.
stairways. one communicating directly Will
the main chamber. Underneath one-half ar,
separated ladies and gentlemen cloak rooms
dressing rooms ond water closets. and kitch
en-, the other half may be occupied as bar
room. Along the south wall of the hall ex
tends wide dias, wide enough for lines of ia
bles, and the platform is situated, as before a
the west end. The stair way has been improved
and other minor points attended to, constitut
ing the whole as pleasant suite as there is i
the city.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
River Rollers.

The mark showed two feet seven inches of
water yesterday, fall of an inch and half.
At noon the Cheever went down with be-
tween eighty and ninety passengers to meet
the Belle OF La Crosse, returning in the
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
THE GLOBE THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST IS 1878

evening with that boats up trip some one
hundred passengers and good freight.
The Dubuque, Capt. Davis, will be the
packet to day. The Cheever will leave the
levee promptly at 12 N. to connect, the Du-
buque being on good time.
The Diamond 10 arrived last evening,
and will leave at IL NJ. to-day.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
Minnehaha,

No place of resort has become more quickly
or more deservedly popular than Donnelly e
hinnehaha Hotel. None speak of it but to
praise it. The beauty of Its surroundings are
enhanced by the care and attention of its
GENIAL and agreeable landlord. who is ever alert
and steadfast in his efforts to please his numer-
Gus guests, while everything that ministers to
the inner comfort is to be found at mine
host Donnelly's Minnehaha Hotel. The Min
neapolis Band will discourse sweet music on
Sunday next
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
White Bear Cuncert.

The Great Western Band will give another of
its puoo.ar open air concerts at White Bear this
Thursday evening, commencing at O'Clock.
Trains will leave St. Paul at 4:O5 500 and z; 100
p H., returning leave the lake at 1880, 1000
and 1880 P, NJ. Fare for the round trip only
so cents.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
Cincinnati votes I,onds.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 1.-THE vote was taken
to-day on the question of issuing s2,OOo,0oO of
bonds for completing the Cincinnati Southern
railroad, and confirming the contract to COM
plete the road. The total vote cast was
1858, majority in favor of the measure,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15

The handsomest suite of bachelors quarters
IN the city for rent with furniture for sale at
great bargain. House contains all the mod
ern conveniencies. Location most desirable.
Inquire at this Office.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15

The State Agricultural society wants two or
three good strong foxes-some that have not
been domesticated or Gagged too long and that
Will run we'll from hounds. Address comm
to DAILY GLOBE
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15

By all means avail yourselves of the oppor-
bunity to enjoy the Great Western Band Con-
,ezt at White Bear tonight
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
FARM To RENT.

DOR RENT.-A Farm at Lake Como, comprising
L all the Improved Land withiA limits OF the So
called Lake Como Park, lying north of the '1.ake
johanna Road,' together with the Buildings d
other improvements situate thereon, the same ceing
known Us the Ayd place. by order of the Con:mk
tee Public Parks, MI O'COSNOR,
113-tf City Celk
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
AUCTION SALES.

4 UCTIoN sALE-HOuSE AND LOT ON DAY
n TONS BLUFF.-H. s. Fairchild. Real Estate
Agent opposite the Merchants HI TEL WI sell at
public sale, the two-story Frame Dive ling and Lot
on s. tn street, between Hoffman and Mana nues,
tnext east of Mr.. Hollis brick residence) next Sat-
urday at II 4. N. Sale on the ground, without re-
serve. Time given part, if desired,
2i5-2A II. s. FAIRCuILD.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15

Soldiers Additional Homesteads for sale by
MORTON, MOORE Co.,
PiOpaer preoe h,;Id;~.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
IMP0UNDED.

MPoUNDEDon the l0;n inst.-one Gray Cow,
/ or syears Old. VIII be sold on the 18th day OF
August 1877 : at the north door of the Public Mar
ket, if not sooner redeemed.
2ls-4 Police officer.