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Die permrfbeiltem WfollilsWfaa,tires.
Wborttonfif pDr 0erid1t.

SofOn, Maii., 5. gtdrs. - 9r. s. Sc.
Sloogstt, ein an Columbus -4uenue fpObnen,
Der 2lr5t, rpuroe geitern wegeu einer angebli9
al SRI. gua @ran uorsenomme1eu Abortiou
Dor @erift 9ebra6t. 9as iunge MGb6en
beftnbet itb IN b6d]it prefdrem ,3ultanoe. Der
9efangenc Wuroe uHter $4,000 Siirgidaft
qeltellt.
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Ser @e[nmlarff.

Stem OOrf, 5. Mdr8. = @elO leibt 5n
Al. 8e6iel ltetiger gu 4.S4. Sob ldloB
rubig 1014. SunDes Oblt9ationen iflol~
len felt; 1881er Coupons 1868, Heue 1865er
1049, 1867er 1863, 186Ser 1854, neue Sinner
1881, 1O.4Oer Coupons 1043. Nftien i6loiieu
Hau; gterp 0orfer Central 1054, Grte 81,
9afe Sbore 90, SQinoiier Central 748, Btttsz
burger 68s, @bicagozHortbm 363, Brio
ritdfen 643, 0tOdzSslanO 100, gSeltern lHion
Sci. 76s.
llnteri9aearnts 8ilan5: Sob $1o7 ,08l, =
OS7. So: @ouraut $34,572,1 1888.
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N2eNttffinff Ner Esrn 6tfrnfett

St.3out5, 5. Otdr5. = Die 5rabtras
ten uah benz Siten iino auf Elm Otiuimum
berabgeiett moroen. 6radten Der A. &laie
BON st. 2ouiS na6 gterp=9orf merbeu fir 10
Gents pro @entner unb 20tebl fir 20 @euts
pro 6aB angenommen.
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Die sSn0fatfers yssirret..

ct. Saul, Utlnn., 5.0fdrS.- -Sriefe aus
Sort aea9b bonn 20. 6ebruar meloen, oaB
9eneral @sot eiue aus $50 Soloateu neblt
$50 6reimlllisen befebenbe Expedition gegen
Die Snoiansr or9aniiirt. Sitting But" be-
finbet iidl rpiener Qnf hritiidlem @ebiete.
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Ser Gar,tet al int siioes,.

Wem p ls, 5. Wtar3. DIE Sarnepalfeter
nuroe berte fortselegt, uub bisStraBeu paren
beute ben galBen Sag nit Menihen gefiillt.
Ser ge9en abeno ifattfinoenbe umsug Der
,Wempbi" mar grobarti9er, ais III lrgeno
eiuenl perbersebenben Sabre; unter ben Ebeilz
nehnern befanoen fi6 II @ruppeu, ipeld]e
Scenen aus ben Sagen @rieAeHlano's nno
Sfanbinapien'S noritellten, Gin @alabal
am abello beenbete bic aarueoalSfreuoen.
Hem.Srleans, 5. Mars.-&Dnlg Earz
nepal nebit @efolge, nnter pelhem h1 olele
@rSken nnp 6eroen Der M9tbologie befanoent
spa heute in Der Stabt elm. Die nMystlk
Krewe of Comus" riidte am Ibenoe aus.
Die mitpirfenoen @erionen tuaren auf q
gSaaen qrurpirt uno itellten Die Wetamor@
phoien Suio's bar. Alil Nbeube fanoen per-
IdJiebeue Bdlle itatt.
6mpnb, Ga., 5. W6r5.-9as Piez
uarzElnan3 &onlite per 8eseb9ebun9 na9m
beute @beno ei1eu in ginflaug NIT Der Gnls
pfeblung bes aubitors itebenoeH 8srtdbt all,
pelher poridldst, Oab Elm 9elet angenonIillell
ueroe, mad lpeid)enl bic @onaelllonsiteHer
eini9lieBlid, Der 9neipglofen=@innabnIe, III
@elo unb uldt in Coupons 81 besablen 1T.
gsemes 9abet.
NcmzD 5. Mdr5.- Gin neues Sabel
stpll1en 3amatfa unb Santiago De Cuba 1T
ioeben mit@rfols bur6 ben Sanlpferu Snpelti<
gator" gele9t poroen.
Ste Seerot8uat9 SeS GraSematorS
8eni. s.. 9Sa0e.
@1euelane, 5. Dtdrs. - Die Seerot@
gung bes Grs Bunbes=S Senators Benj. S.
Babe fanD beute in Sefferion, O., inter gros
Der Betheiligung ltatt. Die SabrtnftrdBer
iparer a6tb. 8. s Std nlo 6eurD Solicit
aus Qbtobpln, ahtb. 4bner &ellog9 unb SC.
g.. Grenb aus SsferloI, 0id1ter 8alinep,
Gilben unb @albfpeG ans GleoelaMo unb
a1tb, 3, ebanoler aus Midisan,
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8Gnfernff.

Chicago, 5. Didr5. = Die gu6bdnoler
@ebriioer 6aoleb befiuOen ft) in finan3ieaer
gerlegenbeit uno perinden, fdo nit ibren
@ldubisern abSufinbeH, mn lire @eid)Gfte
fortieten Su f1nuen. Die 9a,iipa betragen
$14O, 900, IL. bic nomncllen 9lftipa $3.50, 900.
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EdtEsuoh hrtdlteu.

Stuult.
GhiHsmad,rtdten.
6ananna, 5. WtdrS. = Der 9ampter
Columbus" 1T non g'eU 9orf bier ergc<
troffen.
@lasgom, 5. O1dr3. - Der 0ampfer
State OF Benuipluan;a" 1T Don Stem Dorf
angelangt.
Qtuerpool, 5. WtGr3. - Der 0ampier
Oeronba" iit BON gem 9orf bier ein9e-
laufen.
9on6Gn, j. WiGrs, 1880 9eadm, =
Gnnlol5 95 II JIG fir Gelo nnb DO. fir Sriet.
g}ereiuigte Staaten Sbltgationen, 1867er
1911, neue Al pros. 1O34, 10.40er Coupons
1863, neue Siinfer 104s. grie 81, Yenulgl,
uanler Central 294, JteaotHger 144, yterpz
eerleper Central Goniol8 &c.
Qonbon, 5. UtdrS, 1.30 gs1d1m. -
Barrier 9epei6en notiren fiinfpro5enti9e
8enten 5u ll0 6rancS 25 GenttmeS fir
| 8riei.
gonbon, 5. U}ars, llbr geaGn. -
GouiOl5 958 fir @lelo un5 90, fir Brief,
| 8aS Bu1ion, ,pelf)eS beute aui 8ilnl5 aus
Der u8ant bon gn9lanO" gesogen tpurOe,
betrHg 10000.
Qonoon, 5. 0tdrj. - Silber ipurOe 81
544d pro hinge nottrt.
&ioerp ool, 5. Ntdrs, 1890 gtddm. -
8aummo1le itetig. Diittsliorte Oberldnoer
65d; DO. Orleans sgd; bic 8erfdufe tetrugen
beute 10000 8aQen, eini9lieBli6 1O0OSallen
5ur Equalization uuo gum @rporte. Die
beutise 8aumpoq 3ufuBr betrug 1860
8aaen, einidlieBlth 16, 300 aus 4merifd.
2iDerpoot, 5. gfdrs, llbr gtahm. -
Die gSai3enz3uiubr tudbreno Der lesten orei
Gage betrug 10000 Malter, poupn $4,000
aus Amsrita fanlen.
2iuerpool, 5. 0tdr3, 100 9sahm. -
S9mal5 81 Sd. cd pro &tnr. fir amerif.
| 2iperpool, 5. Mdr5, llbr ga9m. -
8rooitOffe rubig. Wiai8 26 Cd. Sd bis &c
Sf. Cd fir neuen 9emii6ten tpeitliten uno
% Cd. Sd bis % sd. Sd fir alten DO.
&arse SsabelOcpeidlet.
| - Sn Dem i'm Acknowledgements ldfue%
benben BrosefIe in 8e5ug anf Die Sergung
bes 6abrseuges, auf iueld,en fid) uSleopatra's
gabel" befaHb, ieete 8idter Glr Sob. Ybille.
more ben gSert6 bes SbeliSfen 'unb beS
NabrseuqeS auf $4,000 8funb Sterling felt.
- Der 2ollboner g8oden5eitung ,Map=
fair" sufolse beabFdti9t tie 8aroneife Egre
bett GouttS, bas ,Orurn.q .qane-G Gbeater,~ :. mel.
DIES JIM giuftir3en besriiien 1T, su ntietben,
su repartrcn unb boerart einsnrid)tell, bab es die
| groBarti9ten Gbeater in Baris poer anoeren
g8eltftdnten iibertreiten piro.
ii
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eas oelbe stebsr In mtO DC Sanetro.

Eon n, 5. Wtar5. = gtadlrlhten all8
6io sc Saneiro ergebeu, oaB OaS aelbe 6ieber
oaelbit graiTrt. Su Der erlten 6dlfte oes 0tOs
mats 6ebruar erlageu 40-50 Perionen Der
GSp1tdlp
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Glagltd1e Sinam5lase pes Staates
ySirQtttiett.

Ridmonb, 8a., 5. WidrS S.-Ser Staat5z
auSiteur melbete heute bem 6inans @ontite
Der @eietgebuns, baB Die 6inan5lage bes
Staates cine beflagcnswertbe Jet. @8 meroe
fein @elo fIr Steueru empfangen, loneern
aae 3ablungen miirben in Coupons gematlt,
peld]e etnem 0isfonto BON 80 projent inter-
uorfen ieien. @s beiinoen iidD MIR $l03 i'll
Der Staatsfaiie, e8 fOnne fein gelo aufgetrie.
ben ober geborgt luerben,uno er Tonne bteAus'
qaben iiir Die StaatSoertpaltung ni6t elae
Stunoe ldnqer beftreiten. g8eoer fir bic
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bes Staates, nod
fir bic Saldre Der Dtttglieber Der 9eleb9e.
buna lei Elm Sent porbanbeu. Der Stqat
ld)uloe Sur 3elt S175,0O0 au peridieoene
Banfen, unb Die 2ebtsren peripe.gerten fernere
anleiben. Cine algemelne 9eld]dftSlperre
fDnne MN perulieben meroen, fpenn bic 9elet
gebuug uerorore, baB Die @on5elfonSteHer
nur in @elo be5ablt meroe. 0aS llnterbaus
beipra6 beate perIAieeene Scrltldge 8ur
StlQunq Der StaatSihulb; elmer ber Wprz
idlaae peroronets Die @rneunung elmer aus
benz 9ouuerneur unb anberen Staatsbeamten
befebeuoen @ommiliion, tpelde ftb nit ben
@ldubiaern bes Staates in 9erbinbung ieten
iou, nm Die Sdulo su abjuitiren.
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Ste observation-disclosures mn0
ettt Setd1enrGitber.

IS ~ II oel ~ a, D. Wt1r5. - 9apltdn
5arrtion, lpeld)er Elm Baiiagter auf bcm se.
ifeiterten Oampfer yNetropolis" mar uno
ii6 angsblid, nm bic 8ettuug Der lleberleben.
ben 9robe 8erbienite ermarb, muroe beute I'M.
ter Der Quflage perhaftet, ii6 bic @fTeften Der
ans llfer gei6memmten 9etden augeeignet I'll
babsn. als er BON 9aorfolt bierber Suritdz
febrte, fiibrte er mebrere Soffer bel fib, uno
@ebetmpoliStften ermttteiten, bag Oieielben
@igentbum bes SngenieurS Woore uno anbe~
rer Spfer maren. Su Grmangelung BON
8iirgidaft wurbe Der 9ln9efla9te eingeiperrt.
5arrtion's 9attin lam Ourd Den Sdifbru9
um's 2eben.
Die uermrtbeiltem WRoaDssWa8ltires.
9arrtS burg, 3d., 5. Wtdr;. - Die
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3og beute bic 5dGe Der
pier perurtbeilten OtollptDta9uires 5iiber,
5elter, Dtc5ug9 uno 5ulp i'll @rtpdgung,
9elangte jeoO9 in fetnem Sale Su einer gutz
ihitto
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Gine $ Narfael0.&iaa.

@bieaso, s WEdrs. : Cue 5artgel6<
Qi9a, beren 9aup;quartier iid in sieier Stqot
beftuoen ioa, it ioeben bon Siirgern Der
Stabte 8aciue, Ot1lmaufee unb Chicago or
qaniiirt poreen uno sdblt inter tbren 0titz
9lieoern uiele Der einflubreiaiten @ciddfls'
leute Des gtorbneitens. Ser 3med Der Or
gauiiation beitebt BARN, cine gemeinianle
Sppoiition segen eie @9reenbad Seweguns
Al itdern uno ben I'M @efen perbreiteten Ial=
iGen Tinqnsanfidteu entgegen 81 arbeiten,
iebod piro bic 9lga nif)t Der Silberbil oppo=
utreu. 5r. SEQ, %. Alien aus MiIlmaufee
lit Br3fibeut Der 9taa.
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0eruttld)te Sepeihen aus Netps
Mort.


Rep 0orf, 2. MGrs.-0ie ySnoultriez
4uSffelungs =@eleli6aft" faufte in 1871 elm
,tpilden Der 80. nnb 1O5. Sr. uno swii6en
Ser 8. uuo 4. Qpenue liegenoes @runbftiif fir
$1,7OO, 900, nm @ebduOe fir eiue ag8ltelung
auf bemielbeu gu errtdten. Sas lnternebmen
mar nt1t erfolgreid), NIB AM lesten 0onnerS
ta9e tpuroe baS 2anb, Deld)eS lnSmlld)en IN
ad)t Gaultclen getbeilt tpOroen mar, biIrd Die
uerl6iebencn Serii6erungsselell4 4aften, mel<
DIE 9ppotbefen auf baiielbe beiaBen, oerlet=
qert. Die fir bas @runoitiid ersielte 5umme
betruq nur 100000. Der ebenallge Sc
i9aftSfiibrer Der 9lusitetlun9s ~8eielli1aft be<
bauptet, bic 2ettere babe sletd nah beln In=
faufe oes Gigentbunls So 100000 fir baiIelbe
erbalten f0nneu. Oa5 benefit auf'5 9teue,
lpie allentbalben Der Grlnb6eiitmertb 9efal=
len tit.
- gteun @laubiqer Ser @llenmaarenbGnb
fer gSillon & @reig gtr. III, Sroaomap, bas
ben aui Sanferott @rfldrung Der iS1rma an
qetraaen. Oie ben fetreffenOen @ldubigern
pon Ner Stma selduiOete SAnlme betra9t
$37 ,294.
= 0ie Qeide Sofepb 8. @bepparo's, mel
der 80 Sabre lang als YrtpatmINtcr in Sten=
iten perlnieDener @eihdItSleute au Der l., 2.
unb 3. Nuenue sptld)en Der 81. unb AZ. Str.
itauo, muroe I'M Gaft =9tiper am SuBe Der 80.
StraBe aufsefunbeu. Man 9lanbt, oaB Sbep=
paro 5ufdllt9 ertranf, unO Die @elhmorenen
gaben einen oabi1ts slautenoen gSabriprnd ab.
- Der aeitsrn Qbeno in @ilmore'S @arten
stpiiden Gapt. u. $. Sogarbus uno ofeiior
ISM. Dliler itattgefnnbene 9Settfampt i'm
Seben id)perer @epid)te blteb unentlbleoen.
- Sob er6ffuete su 1919.
= Der 0anlpfer u9S. u. S6otten" iit
bente bon 0tottcroaH bier angefommen.
- Ser Bunbespampfer o3allapooia" iit
beute bon g8aibington nit Der friegSidaluppe
vBortsmortb" i'm S6lepptaHe in bleilgel
6afen angelangt.
- Son 0tittelmeer=6dfen Lief beltte Der
Oampfer rUtangrool" bier ell.
- DIE 3ol Giunabmen betru9en beute
1882 900.
- Ser llnterihatmeiier 5ablte heute fitr
Sntereiien $383, 900 unb fir e,nscsogene Sb-
ltgationen $l50,000 aus.
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Ser ortetttaliId)e Grte8.
Die ttette cnrOp6iid,e ae8enSeitigt
Setpunoernn9sanftalt.

Der Sultan gratulirt Dem @iaren, mo Der
@3ar beoanft iid).
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M,as oer S,tnoesbattptftaot.
Die Spfer oer "Suron"s&ataftropb,

Die Spfer Oct naSnr0n"sStat0nfopbe.
gSaihingto on, 5. 0fdrs. Slotten~
Departement miro bis gum 8. b. Sits. uerRe=
gelte Qngebote Ill Sesug auf ba8 9uSgraben
Der lIeberreite Der Spfer Der ,6uron" sSata=
itropbe unb Die Sef0rberung berielben na6
Innapolis, Wto., NO iie cine baueruee Rube=
itdtte fiuben io0eu, empIangen. Die 2etfen
itnb so bis 80 an oer 3abl unO rpuroen uad
Dem Sd)iffbru6e befanntli6 in Dem SanOe
an Der 8iiite BON Norb=@arolina be9raben.
9as ssabtaefes fiir utah.
Sros Der Innabme etnes 9Sablgelebes
burf bic @eisbgeblin9 bon Utah beidlOB
heute oas Snb=&ontite fir gerritorieu, lpsl-
DIES Elm Don Sorn. 2uttreq auS9earbeitetes
Bablgeitb fir Utah IN grpdgung geiogen
bat, oaiielbe benz 6atIe sur Annabnte 3u elit=
pieblen. Oas @onlite bat jeSof Die &lauia,
melde ben YolDgamiiten un0 Srauen oas
Stinlmred)t entSiebt, geifriden.
6efanete aus Cuba.
Wt. s. be Goias uno S. 90. Meitre famen
beute nit ofFisiellen 9epeldlen aus Cuba,
mel6e bas gnoe Der Sniurrcftion altf iener
Snel perfiiuoeu, bier oil. Die Sereu weroen
ben ipanii1eu @eian0ten uno Den Staats=
iefretar belu4en.
IermiidlteS.
Die beutige Steuereinnabme betrug 1921 =
568.62, bic 3oaeiunabme $519 ,426.86.
Sn Der lluteriu6uug gegen GbomaS B.
@ben.p, 8oit=Superintenoenten fir gfeu-@n9=
lano, beseugte @eneralzSnperlntenoent Sbos.
q. Sail beute Dor benz 6ans~@onltte fir
Boitanlter, bab Der Sienit auf 9rn. @benep'S
9ioiiion regelnlGbig uerrihtet moroen lei nnb
nid1t ourd Serna9ldlitsung 9elitten su haben
id)eine. Dem 9epartenlertt leten feline ldrtttr
liden anflagen 9egen &beuep auislbreitet, uno
2ebtrrer lei nid)t abaeiett lpOroen.
Ser Senat beitdttgte III etner beuttgen
@refutipftung Die grnennung bes 6rn. u.
g. Borter aus Snotanapolts gum erften @on-
troleur oe8 ShaBanlts.
Ser @eneral= Boitmeiifer enti6ieb beute bic
8rags, oh @ongreBmltglisOer als Sitrgen fir
YoitzSontraftoren auttrsten fSnnen, belabeno; !;
ferner entid)ieo er, baB aud 6rauen Siir9-
ibait fir @ontraftOren leliten f0unen, ipenn
tie 9eitisenoes @isentbnm auf ibren eisenen
Dan1eu beitBeu
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SelegrapDitd)e Sepeide,t.
)nlanS-pepffbfu.

ESert9te ber nociirteu 4refie. iilr oeu nDeusi9eu
ecrreipenoeuten@.l
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&ofalberidjte aus @aibtn9tom.

9tftrffts =9tngciegenbeiten. Sie y2abpr=tsrz
DANCE bridetatid, ein Nuro.-Noi=
cen Der Giferimht.-lln llniau.-&imbru1,- -
WermtSdltea.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-01
Advance fulOai

PHILADELPHIA, December 81. There
WAS meeting of the Schuylkill Coal
Exchange to-day. It wss determined to
advance the various sizes OF coal to the
following prices, to go into effect to-
morrow: Broken, 81 rs per ton; egg,
81 80; stone, 81 IS; chestnut, 81 %; pea,
81 70. Thus is practically concurrence
IN the schedule arranged by President
Gowen. The prices OF lump and steamer
were not definitely fixed beng left for set
tlement till after the meeting OF the coal
Presidents on Wednesday. The Ex-
change also adopted resolution agree
ing TO indorse. confirm and support
President Gowen IN any action he may
tsksat this meeting. The general i'm
preston among coal men hero is that it
will be harmonious and will lesd to the
completion the combination.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-01
Private Letter Explains Itself.
WHEELING, Dec. 81, 1877.

1t would be an easy matter to drop
you line on any business concerning
myself but | confess to a reserve about
sending communication on subject
strictly. in your interest. 1t has given
me much pleasure to see you 60 around
the streets looking so well and comtorta-
bic, but now the PLAIN fact is, l am
afraid you are undermining your health,
business and happiness, as we'll as the
comfort of your dainty, pretty vie by u
few little practices which may be
compared TO entering wedges. l
am afraid you will be 1runksrd,
by the first OF July. You have never
been seen by me to 60 in or out OF
drinking saloon. No one ever told me
that you did anything of the kind, but
with eyes open | cannot help seeing such
sights as appear. Without looking itls
to be observed that you have several OF
the premonitory systems OF drunkenness.
You 10 longer 90 with your wife 10 the
prayer moeling, as was your custom
when first married. You are not so
diligent in teaching Sunday scht ol as
you were, when winning the love o! your
excellent lady; instead OF tha, you walk
down street to idle away the sacred hours
OF Gods day.
These things might not Of themselves
have attracted my notice or aroused my
apprehensions, but in addition you have q
very dangerous symptom. You go quite
too often TO drug store, when there Is
no sickness in your family. This is not
the season OF the year for making pickles
and preserves, and | know your wife does
not send you there tor spices. Ii she
wanted soap or baking powder,
YOU would not need to walk
past several of the best drug stores
in the city to buy where a number o.
idle, tipping, respectfully raised but un-
christian men are freqently lvdnging
If you went for any good purpose you
would not shrink back and betray your
en- mbsrrsssmen when quiet, sober people
saw you there
Reflect how many nice men OF your
acquaintance used 10 fit in aad out and
fu.ter about drug store near your
place OF business, and how those who
are not in the drunksrd.s grave are In
drunksrd's shoes. Stop before you 90
any further 1t wss only this
morning that your partner camo out
OF "a Don, much the worse tor his
drink. Do not follow in his steps. The
senseiegs, ill-mannered rawlings of
drunken man, the one you and l once
met when away from home, come into
my mind and remind me OF his horrible
death. You are in the same kind OF
business; you have his build, hair and
complexion. Please never die AS he did.
BE careful not TO take an obstinate fit,
Just in order to teach me to mind my
own affairs and let yours alone. You are
not hardened. Turn while your feelings
arc tender. On this beginning OF the
wear resolve to begin & new life, and ask
the help OF the Holy Spirit. y. L.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-01
Founder:ng Of Steamer Nimbus.

SAN FRANCI>Cj, December 3l.-A
Portland dispatch says that the steamer
Nimbus ioundered, twenty-five miles
from shore. Crossing the bar of Collm-
bia, Friday morning, she struck heavily
several times, starting leak, but when
the pilot left there were only eight inches
of wster in the hold, and Capt Leonard
kept on, thinking it was all right. At
1880 A. NJ, the carpenter reported three
feet of water. AT noon six and one. half
fee. were reported, and the ship headed
Tor the shore, but the wind died away
during the evening, and the crew took
TO the boats and Jay by the ship until
shortly alter midnight when she sank.
All hands were taken on board the ship
Aberystwyth Castle, which sailed with
the Nlmbus.
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II. 90. ROAD vs.. BOYS.

The Baltimore papers say the bsiu-
more & Ohio Railroad Company have
promulgated an order that no boys un'
der eighteen years of age, except sp-
preatices in skilled labor, shall be per-
milted to remain in its employ. This Is
said to be general, and is regarded IS q
result of tbs loss of suit brought against
the company recently by boy IN It's
employ, vino was hurt and gained s.o''
600 damages. It is understood taat
thirty or forty boys have been DISCHARGED
during the past few days in accordance
with the order from headquarters. This
action on the part of the company is
based on the theory that it will not mske
itself responsible for the injuries that
may happen to boys in various "a
pacities through their youthful ineIpTi.
ence. forwsrdness or carelessness.
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Snfurday's storm.

NORFOLK, VA, December 3l.-The
storm Saturday afternoon and Sunday
was the severest since last April. One
hundred vessels have arrived here for
harbor The steamer Isaac Bell, from
New York, arrived this afternoon with
three disabled schooners in tow. She
reports great disasters with less Of lie
outside.
WELDON, n. G., December 81. The
heavy rains have caused a freshet IN the
Roanoke river, and the water is rising
steadily tonight. The Petersburg and
Weldon railroad bridge here is in dan
ger of being carried away. 1t Is now
several feet out OF line, aud no trains GO
ing over.
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NO. $50
Marine.


SAX Francisco, December ST.
Clesred-The ship Tom O'Shsuter, for
Queenstown; British bark Hamlet for
Liverpool. Ssiled-Steamer Zsslsndlc,
for Sydney; Georgia for Panama.
PoRT EADs, December Sl.-Arrived-y.
Steamers Lone Star, from New York;
Athenisn, for Liverpool. siailed-Athe-
nisn, tor Galveston; ships Colonial En-
pire, Liverpool; Union, for Hsvre; bark
Arondsle, Liverpool.
NEW YORK, December Sl.--Arrived--
Steamships England and Montana, from
Liverpool.
LONDON, December 81. THE steamers
Arrsgon, Deronds and Acadia from
New York, have arrived out. ...
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Investigation Of Mexican Affairs.

BROWNSVILLE, TEX, December 81
A large number ot witnesses have been
summoned from this frontier to appear,
January 10th, before the House Commit
tee on Foreign Relations. The witnesses
are mostly of the illibuster class, and
among them is their head.centre, Colonel
John 5. Ford, who commanded the tiIh-
busters who burned MatamOrss IN the
Caravoysl revolution, and who sent sem
satioual kilograms from here about Mexi-
can affairs last year. He was in the pay
of General Cortlna, and later of DIsZ,
and still later he enlisted regiment Of
Texas volunteers TO invade Mexico.
Ford and his hlibusters will possibly
show that a war with Mexico is posi-
lively necessary and sbiolutely inevits-
bic
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IsabeIin's Protest Against the En-
puIsIOn Of Don Carlos.

PARIS December 3l-Isabella. e1-
Queen of Spain. in her letter 10 the Figaro
protesting against the expulsion from
France OF Don Carlos, and repudis;ing
the ACQUISITION that she was cOnspirIng
with him against King Alfonso. her son,
says my good and cordial relstions
with my nephew, Don Csri"s, and my
niece DOnua Marguerite d. Bourbon, are
a secret 10 no one. / have never forfeited
their esteem nor have they mine, and /
will not, moreover, disregard the
bonds Of kinship which unite US and
which misfortune hss cernented. Donna
Msrguerita De Bourbon is the god
mother Of my daughter, the infanta
Eulslie, and Il is no wonder, public poll
tics aside, that the mem begs OF the same
family preserve such nstursl Relations.
The Compe De ChambOard thought 30
when be welcomed the Orleans princes.
Whist reason is there for sending sway
from this ger rerous and hospitsble ooOn-
.ry 40 exile whose present position n
without hostility and who Is Persecutsd,
il is asserted, on account OF mel
Can there be ought OF csiumny n
the supposiiion that / would cOnspire
sgaib.l rny dearly loved son for whom
have sscJ1fced everything IL u not
revolving 10 think thai O1 81 imaginary
suspicion tbis French hospiIshty in
which 1 have sought rePose from ny
political life should suddenly break with
its ,r4ditions7 | address myself 20 your
loyalty 10 maze known Ike truth - TO
the good relations su0sisgIBg between my
nephew and myself, relations which have
nothing 70 co ~i,h politics.
PARrs, December 3l.-Ths SodT an
nouEoes that Spain kAs broken Of al re-
l.ltons with e1-Q4sen lssbelA
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Col. FLOYD NEELY, of Doddridge'
dropped ID OF Us yesterday, looking hale
and hearty rs of old. The Colonel Is one
of the solid men OF Doddridge, who
never seems TO grow older.
We are gratifed to learn from Coionel
NRELY that Judge CHARLES ,. LEWIS
has greatly improved in health recently
He is up and about, and has taken sew
ersl rides about town within the past
week. His friends are more hopeful OF
his restoration to health than they have
been for long time. The trouble Is
said to be mainly in his throat and breast
and the Judge is quite confident that ne
is not sufferer from consumption. Court
commences in Clsrksburg next Monday
having been adjourned over at the time
the Judge took i'll, and confidence is ex-
pressed that he will be so far restored to
health by that time as to be able to re-
sumo his place upon the bench.