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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-06

NO. 304 -240 acres; the northeast quarter and
the north half of the southeast quarter
of section 4. township 26, range east;
has Is acres broke, and hedge rows
broke; miles north Of Wichita.
Price 1900.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-06
MONEY TO LOAN

On Eve years time. at 10 per cent. interest.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-06
Wall Paper.

large stock OF Spring styles of wall paper
Of new designs, just received from the facto-
ry, at G. II. HerrIngton's post Office book
store. 40-tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-06

Mrs. Baker, lady living at M. r. Moser's,
fell accidsntly and broke her arm.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-06
Try AND COUNTY NEWS.

See proposals ter bidders for Indian sup
plies and transportation.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-06

Subscriptions taken for all papers and mag
azines at publishers prices at the Post Office
Book Store. 43-tf
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wichita. May q, Is7s.-s.st
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-06

NEW Drug store.
At d. NJ. Losce a. Bros, next to Eagle
Block, Douglas Avenue, can be had drugs,
patent medicines, stationery, imported per-
fumery, hair oils, brushes, combs, scented
soaps, cigars, cough candies, prescristions re-
liably prepared day and night. 90
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-19
4 Romance q the Dead Letter Office.


Until recently there has come to the
dead letter division of the Postofice
Department, with the regularity of the
daily mail, letter bearing the post
mark of an Eastern city, and ad
dressed simply. "Philip Gregory,
ESQ" on the envelope, but without
any directions to whittier it was In
tended to be sent. These letters were
dated with the day of the month and
year, beginning, "My own darling
Philip, and ending, "Your faithful and
afectionate Mary They were
strangely tender, always trustful, new
er upbraidiug. They ever bore the
assurance of her faith in his love, and
in the belief that he would some day
come back to her. They were in the
handwriting and language of refined
and cultured lady. As the years
went by the lines grew tremulous
with age, but the love they uttered
was young and strong and constant
At last the came no more, and the
loss was felt in the musty dimness of
the dead-letter files by the toilers there.
as if some old friend had been strick,
en- by the hand of death. There being
nothing in them to indicate the resi-
dence of the writer. they were de-
stroyed, being of no value Thus
every day in the year, from the morn
ing of maidenhood II the evening of
old age, did this daughter of tears
send forth letter to her lost lover.
hoping one might chance TO reach
him: but he never came, and she went
down into the shadows Of the In
known trusting him still IT it were a
form of insanity, I would there were
more of it in the world.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-19

People suffer = great deal of pain unnec
essariiy. Among fortunes that need no
be endured are those inflicted by the rheu
matism and gou,, since the acrid element
in the blood which produces them by con
tact with the sensitive covering OF the
muscles and joints may be eliminated By
the use of that matches depupent, Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. before the inflam
matory symptoms are developed to any
great ex tent When il IS considered wha;
excrucisting fortunes rheumatism infiictS,
and what tendency ii has, when fully de
veloped, 10 attack the heart, the adviSabili-
" of an eSrly use of such 4 reliable anti
dote becomes 81 once apparent The
rheumatic virus Is expelled from the blood
BY the increased seton of the kidneys-
which act as Strainers-p produced BY the
Bitters. anu the sufferer viii find, if he
uses this supreme defensive agent that he
viii be protected against return of the
sgonizing complaint Dyspepsis, fever
and ague. liver and bowel complaints and
other maladieS, are also cured BY this sd
mirable remedy.
April 5, 1878
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-19
Summons.
April l+A. lS6

rv.r--,,~ In the District Court
Second JD&iciAl DiSfEics q
County Of Boise Idaho Territory. II AMI fer
Besse County.
Joseph we2ch. James Snith John Rozan. Tsmo-
thy Carroll. Thomas CosS~use. John LockAezd.
James Gallagher, Patrick Gleason. Michael She-f-
dan. B McDermlt, Dennis Hurley. Jehn Sxori
Robert McSGlnneSS. Afraid Lore2n, Patrick ash
James Moran. JGnaey C2llana. Daniel Qa25d John
F3tEEeTzl2, Plaintiffs. against John Eszer. Jonas
W Brown, =. Y r. VIII. The Elsls- Nluaus Cen
E4uy, corporation. and An SIN. Defendants:
III PEOPLE OF TEE UNITED STATES IN
The Territory o1 Idaho send greeting l. John
ks1e-. jonas W. Brown, ]. Y. r Wiz. TIE ESsler
Mining Company, corporation. and An 81. De-
tenants; 1on are hereby required 10 appear N an
action b-o0Ehs against you by the &ssove NAMED
Plaintiffs n the Distract Court Of the Second Judi
cal District q the Territory c I5zho n AID for
the @ unity q Bclss and - answer tie cczaulAsns
alea therein wlthln tn days sxelaslve q lie day
q seETlesl after the service Cd veg oE this SUN
mons II served within this county: q. il served
cut q this county. bat N this District xsfAln
twenty days. otAeTusSs within thirty DAYS or
Judgment by osADlt VII b taken against wa Sc
co-1lng 10 tAe prayer O. SAID Complaint This &C
non : brought 70 obtain decree e thEs C3u-s for
Tie foreclosure q nineteen mechanics or IAtarer's
hens 1led hy s125 Plaintiffs and recorded "A tie
one e lie Co1nfy Recorder o. Boise ouuaty. I
T.. praying Judgment q the Coe-s dlrec;iae the
sale g the premises described n tie carz- tz5nt
that TIE dsftn1z1tS and al Gaining under them lie
forever fo-ec9osed- That accounting be lid
and TIE amount of each lien holder he 1soerta1nes
AA@S ne proceeds De applied u Yzsyuaez: q the
several lien holders c2x-E1S ard costs a SAN IL
se-sst and attorneys fees. and for such other and
further re2st a nay De 5Ss The premises -
copy ~ complaint Se-re3 herewith And ve-~ars
hereby Rotlne1 fAzs Il yol s4li - appear and AZ
sSe- TIE sid complaint above rg.s1l-ei tie sza
P22nSEs MI apply 70 TIE Co1xs fo- TIE rs-3sf de.
12n5e3 II she sid cozulzzzs
Gwen under ny hand and tie Sal q
81 the District % the Secoz6 Judicizs rs
tr2cf q TIE TsSr4tory o. Idaho. IL ard for
- TIE Coansy q Be,se this Ilth 5av -
March, A. D. ISIS A L RICHARDSON
By GEo- ". R1CzAzrS t-5a-k
Deputy Clerk
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In the District Cozr1 of TIE S%oend 1uss-s., nsx.
f-1ci Of the Ts-r;-y q Idaho. and f.. he Coan
~ Of Boise
: Y & Wiz and jonas " Brown. Passn.srs =.
John E1sasr. James Szl.h. Timothy ,Sarrvan yahr
hosz1 and JoSsgk We1ch- Defendants
Action orolsAt ~ The DssS-1e1 Cczrs q "a
Seco-d s11seaAl DlstEscs q the Territory e IdaAo
II AID .o- the County q Rase AzS the es.zm~ans-.
Sled N szSE Coznsy - Bose u shs - - 80
Clerk Ct SID DsStr1cs Cozrt
he PEOPLE OF Tu TERRITORY OY IDAHO
y send greeting 20 LEAN Ezssex James Szl-Fh-
Timothy Carroll TcAs Eaa-xa All To.sra No.
Dese1aAnts; Yo1 are As-<6y -g..as-ss = sr.s- =
a acton s-o1Ens Against "a by tie Above ra-..l
k4Allfz1S IN The DlS<yscs Uo1-z q tie 500 -
cal District Ct the TerEIsorrof Idaho - s-s -
TIE County @ BCzSa and 20 answer "a r----e.s,,.
asea iEsze-l Sasl7 ten days 5exrszssvs q tie azr
g sS<Floea AsseT the sS-T1ce 80 ven ~ shsS 49,
mons Il served within tbs ssrrsx- NJ ~ go
out e tAlS county bls n shis district tAsw wlth5.
twenty 1sTSs csAe-wlse within shf--x ,s.ws -
Judgment oy cs1A1lf VII b az R-ssrs. -. -
corning 70 TIE prayer q sid ccr2sxsnt r. "a
4el1o1 D c-uzgAf 70 oscxs1 decrse II tbs Cr-rT
10E ne .EscRoS1rs q certain Ee-tEzre Szs--shas
= Tie SAID complaint ard sxssztEss br r. -
so-1 E1sssr On EAe twenty riEsA day Of Nove1ts-
4 - AssA 20 ssc1rs fhs payment Of Two cs-sssr
sEr-zassozE DosaS~ made zz1 exerrss5 hr go
$3.50 q LIS -sl2 e1y 81 NoEsEher. Es-s Ca s.
s>es Il = y = Wiz and o7s IN jonas " R-uwn ss-
49, oot1 es2EE interest az per cent rsew ru-sA
a. ne sreE1Ses conveyed b. sad rsrssaws rsT -
sasA aEa ne rgoeee3s zpslse1 10 sAe xmvrse-s -
So gFS'SassaET Do1ss ard Gzss<eS1 zna sAxes n-s
Asss-sr2s1TS paid h FEzizszzzs and II cas- 80 -
es1S are Eo3 s11csezs - Pay tie sane then e a.
.A11 an e1tclasaz AzsrsE SSss gehr Ess,e- - -.
-A-2se re--A4zzaas de- And also shas tie Dess-s
AIS sz1 a. Es-Srzs claiming hr sA-czrA - 80
'@e12 n8F o barred and f0rscsoss a - rsrA- -
- e.sl1- 1s1 equity C rA3smp7son and srssypss
n 1.4 = sd E2oTzERgesa pr~zEEses and s1- go
- l-Es2<r rs-aAs > Val EnO-e faE3y ar.e1- ~ rr
s1<-.cS = he cozzFlzazf "a Ess ksxssn Ara -,
AEe GsEsuT 1oi21ed tAzs 4 ycz s1sl 10 ar-ez- a.
A1sRe- sAs sad caz-r1ziai, As 4hoTs rsar.rvA -
SO r-Aa-s11s VII sFE.v - the Cur. fer -. 49,
-ez1hEaEss,1 n re SAD co-p aa7a.
80 Usrs7 E13e- M A1r5 Ard Ia sses ~
kEsS Aa1s1Escs Ce2-s G. rAe Secana szFss-s.s -.
iEse1 & Shs Terrasa<T q. FasAo. IS - -
n Oa1lsg "a Belss. this. asA ar 81 $500 -
= ssiAE q o-r ECAC1 Cze Ehozsaza ssxA. hr-.s-ss
~ SEEfzsE-esEAs A. IL nFg-y=a rsrsS.re~ -
81 6Ea NJ E-cEAErg. 80
DSEz.y Clerk rwa-.a-F-r
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Notice.

he following warrants viii he paid on,
Of the Current Expense Fund on n -, -
ton Ct my Office. '''''-
NJ 81 = 8
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estate OF =. "a Bretan. Deceased
~ oTECE Is HEREBY GIFES 81 TFsF T-SDTp.
- szg1se z1u.zasssS.o- q 72e aarzs ramses =.
e1sss e me S-s serx e. Ard a. y.srzous haxs-r
e--s12s 2A-Est AL deceased % sxEShss she 49,
VIII s1e EeeeSssxr rczgAs-x 49,. - = - !
1rsa IA frSs E1eAsczEs0a 81 TITS rose@ - - -
- S-s2 81 s4e s-c-e & Lamar I Swsnn- 49,
1T. ba1ss co1nsy. l1aA0 Tev-ssrsr.
=. p. SWIM
49, -----s-xA-ezs
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IDAHO CTR. FEB. Is. ISIS. me-
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Particular attention paIs n
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WEEKLY WoRll

Price, s. to subscribers In the r..
and 1926 when sent out of The TT 5slila
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-20
ATERRIBLE MISTAKE.
A Catholic Priest Shoots his
Sexton.

WILMINGTON, ILL, November ia
tragic event occurred in Braid
wood Sunday evening. Father K. II.
Mcclure, a Catholic priest, shot his
sexton and usher, it is thought,
fatally, through mistaking him for
burglar. 1t seems that the priest was
unwell and in bed at ABOUT s o'clock,
when Mr.. Muldowney, who had spent
the afternoon at his bedside, came in,
and started up stairs in the dark.
Mr.. McGuire asked twice "Who is
there" without elciting any reply.
He then said, ''Tell me your name
or | will shoot" No reply came,
and he did shoot three or four
times, when Muldowney gasped,
Father, you've shot me-" The priest
Immediately, overwhelmed at his act,
gave bonds in the sum OF 5000, and
went to lay the case before Bishop Fo-
ley. This morning the doctors pro-
nounced Muldowncy's case extremely
doubtful. The wounded man is City
Marshal Of Braidwood, and stands well
intfe community. The unfortunate al
fair is the theme of much conversation,
a. both men were OF the hest habits.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-20
BELLAIRE LOCALS.

The Baron Cadets have completed
arrangements for giving grand festival
on Thanksgiving evening NJ the City
Hall. A big supper, and all the little
suppers one wants, can be had. The
bows are good fellows, and deserve all
the patronage We can give them. We
hope they will have a profitable time.
Mrs. II. Miller, who broke up some
time ago, has made arrangements to
recummence business.
1t isa question whether Thanksgiving
or the Methodist Conference is To he
charged with the glutted state OF the
poultry market.
The Barnesville District Conference
met in the NJ. f. Church last evening at
seven O'Clock.
The Missionary Sabbath School mite
society, of Gravel Hill, met at Mr. W. T..
Stewards Monday evening.
The bank building of Cowen, Sheets
L Co. has been appraised al 81 500.
Mr.. Jack Smith left for Kansas yester-
day. His father and the larger part of
the family went some months ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-20
JUSTICE w. SUNDAY LEAD
Err.
An Interesting Letter from a
Lady Correspondent.
DrreSpondence Of the Register.


WHEELING, November Is.
| deem il nv duty, rs well rs il is the
duty OF all friends Of the temperance
cause, 10 respond to the cheering words
rendered the temperance workers By the
Sunday Ieader of November 18th. The
editor states that ''there are some who
90 into the temperance lecturing busl-
ness because it either brings fame or
lucre." Permit me Ia ask the
gentleman what he is doing when
he writes articles for intcmper-
ance? Why, bringing in lucre
and certain kind OF fame. Who is best
deserving OF either lucre or fame: the
one who creates good or evil? lie IL
correct when he says. There are many
who are working for the benefit OF hui
manity." but wrong when he thinks
they can be counted. He reminds me
of those people who think preachers
should lecture without pay. The liquor
business may flourish, and will illundoubt-
edlv if man has to be ''coaxcd into
everything that is moral as the I'dcter
intimatcs.
How arethe thousands who have been
saved during one year, tiourlshlng?
Talk about men binding their freedom
with the pledge; have they freedom
when thev will partake oi drink which
holds them captive? 4 sober man Is
the ONLY freeman We have. The pledge
is not wrong i'll principle, rs 1t proves
daily. Whatever does good can do no
harm-and il it helps the poor drunkard
Ia abstain from intoxicating drink two
weeks, il is a blessing. As the Murphy
pledge has saved many souls II must
be right in principle or it could
not hold its own for
so long a period of time,
The L<ddSr could not think OF endorsing
scheme In cure dyspeptlc. II Mr.
Johnston knows anything at all, he
surely must know the very difference
between the dyspeptic and the drunk
ard. The iormer is not compelled to
cease eating all kinds OF food. but, on the
contrary, should only eat of certain
kinds OF food. Ii sober men will dissi-
pate, thew can only blame themselves, as
thev are considered responsible beings.
Whiskev leads 10 all other forms OF dis
sipation. The Leader man claims to be
an Independent paper. How can that
be, rs he is a strong advocate oil lntem-
perance and does not ''show up" both
sides at all. Every week We notice the
! nobl, work that intemperance does Tor
US, in the news from the Police Court,
and we seldom read OF the good OF tenn
perance, unless it is viz: The temper
ance mills are grinding slowly. Tbs
my opinion the editor knows nothing
! about the good that temperance has
done for humanity. As to how iaunceiot
can be- a warm friend Of the Leader after
receiving such reply to his request, l
can never tell. 4 civil request re-
quires a civil reply. For the editor, to
90 to work, and in truth ridicule his
correspondent, shows himself IN the
true light. In conclusion allow me to
say to the workers of temperance, con-
tinue in your prosperous work;
knowing you all possess too much gooSS
sense to heed the ''sickly sentiment
which Was hsshed up for their perusai'
IrsFIcx-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-20
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, November l9.-Flour-
Dull and unchanged. Wheat-Western
quiet and shade firmer; No. 9 Penn
sylvania red 81 O6; No. 2 western win
ter red, spot and seller November 81 03s;
seller December 81 04i; seller January
81 05i bid. Corn-Western firm; west
ern mixed, spot and seller November
Ana iSc; new seller December 45s IA Hoe;
new seller January 46s@46Sc. Oats
Rather firmer and more active; Penn
svlvania 26G 2Sc; western white 2Id'
2Sc; do mixed PC. Rye-Steady. Hay
Dull and unchanged. Provisions
Heavy and nominally steady. Butter.
Dull; choice firm; western roll and
packed l6(6lSc. Petroleum-Quiet and
steady; crude &c; refined 81. Coffee
quiet; Rio cargoes l2@l6c. Whisky
Quiet at 81 09Gl 09a.
Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE November 10 Flour
- Quiet and firm. Wheat - Dull.
opened and closed firm; No. Mil
waukee hard 99c; No. Milwaukee SIC;
No. > S2sc; seller November S2:c; seller
December S3td S5sc; seller January
s4I6S4sc; No. 3 70ic; No. 4 65c; re-
jected 56!c. Corn-Scarce and wanted;
No. 2 32lc. Oats-Quiet; No. eOc.
Rye-Quiet, No. l ++c. Barley-Un-
settled; No. 3 spring cash 45!c Pro-
visions-Quiet and firm. Pork-At
81 81 old; s. p new. Lard-Prime steam
50 81.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, November l9.-The D,orsrs'
Journal reports hog receipts $500 head;
shipments 5000 head. Market steady,
but a shade lower; choice heavy 50 9Otd
3 Is; fair to good light - 6Otd2 20; ex-
ira 81 75; mixed packing 50 6OG2 20.
Cattle-Receipts $500 head; ship
ments;90 head. Market steady; natives
steers s. 50(a4 10; stockers and feeders
quiet at 81 i0(d3 20; butchers strong;
cows 81 20(G3 so; steers - 30; bulls
- OO(a2 20; Colorado's S5 45ta3 90.
Sheep-Reccipts 900 head; unim.
proved 81 S0n3 10.
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, November l0.-Petrolc-
um-Crude unsettled at 81 05tal O6i at
Parker's for immediate shipment; re-
fined dull and unchanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-20
WASHINGTON WAFTINGS.
THE DYSPePTlc EYARTS TALKS.
True lnwardness Of the Cabinet Meeting
The Huron lmpostor-Minister
Foster on Trade with Mex
ico---Minor Notes.
Special Dispatch TO the Register.

Special Dispatch TO the Register.
WASHINGTON, November 10.
The anticipated interview with Evarts
has beon productive of much result.
As might have been expected, he talks
much and says little, exhibiting his
power OF hiding much behind word
painting. He denies that Hayes ever
changed his policy, intimating that he
never had one. About the appoint
ments of Southern Democrats, he says
they are like Fallstaff's men in Buck
ram, greatly exaggerated. In regard to
finance, he admits that what the Ameri-
can people want is the paper dollar, the
convenient paper dollar, which is so sell
dom lost, and which serves all the ne
cessity OF trade and commerce. With
this question Of finances, and it is the
main question now, the future will be
still bright and promising. The occa-
sionai smettes confined to small and cir
cumscribed localities will not interfere
with our national progress.
The meeting of the Cabinet recently
is now explained. Phelps was the sub
ject under discussion, and that soon
somebody will be appointed District
Commissioner vice Phelps decapitated.
His financial views do not suit Sher-
man.
Senator Morrill, in company with
Evarts, has paid his respects to Hayes.
Conkling still fingers waiting for that
special invitation.
The conteuts of Evart's English dis
patch has not yet been made public, but
it is generally understood that it con-
tanned assurances that the Fish money
would be forthcoming.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-20
Moody in Baltimore.

Mr.. ID. J.. Moody transferred his mis-
sion Yesterday Ia Northwest Baltimore,
and held service in the afternoon at
Entaw Place Baptist Church, and at
night in Grace VI. +. Church, Lafayette
Square. Immense congregations at
tended both meetings. Some people
came an hour before the time annOunc-
ed iur the service Ia begin. Grace
Church could not accommodate all
seeking admission. Platforms had
been put up in both churches To ac-
commodate ministers and choir. Two
choirs sang at Gree Church, one com,
posed oi mixed voices and the other Of
male voices only. Mr.. Moody preach.
ed the same sermon al both places
His subject was Regeneration. lie
said he did not know any doctrines
taught in the Holy Scriptures that the
church and the world is so MUCK con-
founded about u that OF regeneration.
He would Just As leave tell a man to
trv to lump over the moon a To try Ia
serve God before being born again.
What is the use trying 10 make the
stream pure il the fountain IL impure
He did not know any one 80 regular IN
attendance at church a. Satan. The
/ devil was the last 10 leave. lie was
wherever the Gospel was preached: 1t
was false idea that Satan was only IN
the groceries and other places OF wee.
He had nothing whatever to say against
church ordinances but being confirmed
was not the new birth: going To church
was not being born again. Many
, partaLe Of the bread and wine who
are not born again. \ great many
men stand high in the church who have
not learned the 4 B c oi Gods alpha
bet. Some NAV say why don't You =
down where the hariOts, drunkards,
thieves and 30 on live; you don't think
that We, who live up here among all TIN
refinement. need conversion? His re
( ply was. .'Yes. all the same Nicodemu'
! had he lived in these days would have
been an l.. l.. D., a u. ID. and eserythin!
/ else; but Christ told him except man b
born again he cannot see the kIngdou
( OF God. Baptism was not regeneration
/ { il was he would not preach, but woul'
| get some water and 60 around and hap
tize everybody; IL was 80 Innch easle
than preaching. II he could not do
while they were awake he would whli'
they were asleep. You must he ne'
man in Christ: It's the work OF God II
the heart. II you would place an unre
generated man ON the crystal street o
Heaven, under the shadow ofthe tree
life, he would net want 10 stay there
Heaven vas a prepared place for q pre-
pared people. There were quack preach
ers as well as quack doctors, who tell yo
| there Il no need of regeneration. Dal
ing the discourse Mr.. Moody said
teacher OF the Sunday school In th
| States prison, where he preached In "a
morning, who WA present hast Sunday
Ivss in hin grave Yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-20
mgr CREAM OF THE NEWS
o.,bsred from Our Dispatches.
-..,,arlnt- at 11nl

aoh closed Yesterday at 1901.
rr.rts denies that Hayes has changed
his policy.
'T rbs man who has been representing
,.,..,, as Buler, a seaman of the HUI
IN i pronounced an impostor.
Tt. Z,nesvillc grave robbers have
ham m indicted by the grand jury.
Tro horrible deaths occurred at Mil
.'nrc,. Monday. One man fell into a
"a" ". ii boiling glueand another was bur
;I w. dive hy falling earth.
=, Wilmington. Illinois, Sunday
ni,r Father Mcclure, a Catholic
s ,;.., Shot and killed his sexton, mis-
Kim him ior a burglar.
.Iipht shock of earthquake was felt
-, :, Louis, Little Rock, Cairo and
Memphis, Monday night.
Creed Whipple, Secretary OF the Phil
.a,i,hia Tnion League Club, has sloped
vii. si,h S. 900 oi the clubs funds.
wbslen and Burke, arrested in New
v,rL ior completely in the Stewart grave
r,bbery, kave been held in 5000 bail.
The Howard Association OF New Or
Lam. telegraphs the Mayor OF Philadel-
Ma that 10000 will be necessary to
rynable the association TO pay its debts
and close It's business.
Gordon was Yesterday elected L. 5.
Sspstor from Georgia.
The opening session OF the sixth
.rnnd convention OF the American
pnbFr Health Association was held in
W,art Hall, Richmond. Va, last night.
lispa,ch from Paris reports that
vs1uel Parlo, ex-President of Peru. has
i-rn as,a,sinated.
Lord Beaconsfield does not favor the
s.ssmhlng of Parliament to consider
n, Afghan question. 1t is thought that
i. his intention To- not consult Parlia-
opnt until after the commencement OF
h5,,itieS.