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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-08
PRODUCE.
New York.

NEW YORK, March T. Cotton
Firm at ll@lllc. Flour-Dull and
strongly in buyers favor, receipts TO-.
600 barrels; Nc. 2 81 75G3 IS; superhne
western and state 81 00(G4 rs; common
to good 81 75t15 90; good TO choice
So SOFAS IS; white wheat extra IS 900
80; extra Ohio S. s0@6 10; fancy So 55
al IS; Louis 81 85@7 IS. Rye Flour
Dull at So OO93 70. Corn Meal Dull;
western at 81 60(G2 80. Wheat-Steady;
receipts 5000 bushels; No. 2 Milwaukee
81 %; No. Minnesota spring and
Northwestern 81 2G!; ungraded red win
ter 81 80; No. 2 do 81 81; No. 3 81 IS;
No. white 81 &c. Kye-Stesdy; west
ern 70@7lIc. Bsrley-Steady; No. 3
western Acc. Mslt-Steady; SIX rowed
State 7sCa, Soc Corn-Moderste dc.
mand; receipts $1,000 bushels; u1graded
western mixed 47i@52c; steam MIXED
523c No. 256c; round yellow 63c. Oa.
steady, receipts 1900 bushels; western
mixed 844@35Ic; white western 36@S9c;
No. z 341(G33ic; do white 351G35ic
Hay and Hops-Upchsnged. Coffee
Dull and unchanged. Straightforward
fair and market firm; fair 10 good rein.
ing 71@7!c; prime &c; refined demand
far and market firm. Molasses-U n.
changed Rice-S.eady and in fair de-
msnd. Peiroleum-DalI; crude 7t@7 .c;
refined l2c; United Glf@66Ic. Pork
Heavy; mess $40 I2i@lO 81. Beef
Western long clear mlddles SIC. Lard
Prime steam 81 l5@7 %. Butter
Western heavy a. 7922c. Cheese
Quiet at 7@l3tc. Wnisky-Dull and
heavy A. 81 06.
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Head Cut.

Last night as the Vigilsnt hose reel
was going 10 the fire, and while passing
the grocery store OF Bstson X Co, No.
S42 Main street, Francis Fiber, the
driver, fell from his seat and struck his
hesd on some object which resulted in
cutting his scalp severely. He was taken
into Bstson & Co.'S store. wBere ne soon
revived and walked to his homo near the
Nigilsnt hose house.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-08

A MEDIUM that will invariably relieve
cases for which it Is recommended, and is
pleasant 10 its effects and operations 10 8
desiders;uD, and such McLsin's Wheel
ing Vegetable Pills have proven them.
selves 70 be II Thousands OF bilious dis
orders and cases of deranged stomach and
liver. SO certain and satisfactory are
they that many persons deem other
medicines almost unnecessary, and use
none other where an anti-bilIors csihsr-
TIC is indicated.
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Painful Accident.

Mr.. George Kraus, one of the carpen-
tiers at the Top mill, was painfully hurt
in his back while at work yesterday. In
company with q comrade he was carry
ing large piece of timber, when one
end was Unexpectedly thrown to the
ground. Earring him considerably. He
was removed to his home, No. I'LL Eotf
street, in an express wagon, where he
now is, unable to move.
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Great Bargains.

We will sell from this time till April
lst our stock Of Pianos, Organs and NJ.
steal Goods of all descriptions. A fine
pair of match horses, one buggy and one
wagon and harness; st cost for cash or
approved security.
On the above date, A. NJ Adams will
retire from the firm. Apply 70 Adams
& Lucas, l227 Market street.
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at'heeling 9e9lstcr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index 10 New Advertisements.

Co on Board Steamer Hudson..
Bottom Prices-G. Mendel, Booth "
Co.
A Coed Chance-Blacksmith Shop for
Rent.
Mayors Celebrated Orchestra.
Westwood Hall-Concert and Cantsts.
Gold and Embossed Papers-A. w.
PAUL " Bro.
Central Building Association, No. 3.
For Ssle-Fsrm.
For Rent-Rrewery.
For Sale or Exchange-Flour and Saw
Mill.
For Rent-Ten Acres on Wheeling
Island.
Western Land for Sale--C. A. Schaef-
fer & Co.
Crsnberries-R. j. Smyth.
New York Cheese-R. }. Smyth.
Evaporated Peaches-R. J. Smyth.
Bargains in Tea K. j. Smyth.
Wheeling Omnibus Company-Shsll-
cross & Co.
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Marrow Escape.

While MIR. Anthony Barrett was en-
gagged, yesterday morning, in excsvsting
for the foundation of Mr.. Milier's addi-
ton to the rear of his present store "a
Market street, near Twenty-fourth, a
brick pillar fell with crash, and had it
not been that MIR. Barrett was warned by
some one calling to him to jump he must
have been buried IN the debris.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-08

FooD greatly benefits when given pro-
perly at the right periods, but to over
feed the baby is to sieken 1t, and induce
degree of suffering. Dr.. Bulls Baby
Syrup is the best remedy for the discom-
fort srising from overlooking the baby.
prca u cents
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Enertnin meut.

A concert and csntsta will be given
tonight st Westwood's Hall, under the
management nj Misses Carson and Phil
lips. The programme is 8 rich and
varied one, and comprises the names of
Messrs. Mendel, Seeley, Hamilton, De-
vine, Ray and others well known in mu-
steal snd literary circles of Wheeling.
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Fire LnsI Evening.

A slight fire took place at the
Belmont last night, the result OF careless
ness on the part of some boys employed
in the packing department. ltwss ex-
tinguished by the night Waterman. The
damage did not amount to one dollar 5
worth. The Atlantic and United en-
gines were promptly on the ground, but
their services were not needed.
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FOR RENT.

,NNE FINE BRICK DWELLING, NINE
rooms, with all 10 odern Improve IzSA
Inpnts, water closet and bath tubs; nS
large lot; located No. - :. Penn ST.,
now occupied by w. II. Caldwell, Esq.
Possession April list.
with rlgnt rooms and store room; gas ana
water: all III good repair: No. d3 Ei9h-
iernth street; will be rented very low.
Possession April LIST.
Two one story frame houses on Eleventh
,.trget. suitable for offices or dwellings,.
Possession April list. Apply 10
A. NJ. ADAMS,
urcng il227 Market street.
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DRY GOODS.
New York,

NEW YORK, March Dry Coo
Business continues light with ca.
mission houses and importers, bot Il,
jobbing trade improves steadily. Co,.a
goods fairly steady, but quie. 10 IN
hands. Prints moving slowly. G,g
hams in steady demand. Men, W.
woolens quiet. Dress goods sluggst.
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Pianos, Organs and Musical Goods
Very Cheap.

As Sheib's Music Store win be re-
moved in about ten days to Washington
Hall, everything now in stock st the old
store, Main street, Is selling at cost. II
you want or need anything musical, 60
at once, the chance will soon be over.
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no,her.. Mo,her.. Me,her..

Don't fail 10 procure Mrs. Winslows
Soothing Syrup for all diseases OF teeth
ing in children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures wind colo, regulates the
bowels, and, BY giving relief and health
TO the child, gives rest to the mother.
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OTIS HALL.

Last evening this hall was comtorta-
bly, filed. The meeting was opened by
President Young, who read the l4th
chapter of Romans. Prayer was then
offered by John Westwood, after which
the choir sang "Whiter than Snow"
The President then introduced &. w.
Atkinson. editor OF the Standard, who
maze happy speech in behalf OF the
temperance cause. Then followed +. e..
Cracraft, S. w. Bags and Hiram
Young, all of whom made short and in
teresting addresses. There were two
sIgners 10 the pledge.
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Choice Residence Property for Sale.

INTENDING TO REMOVE TO The
country, the subscriber oilers for SAFE
his Dssirab!e and Centrally Located
.lwcliIug, No. 1905 ChaplIne street, nearly
opposite the First Presbyterian 'hnich.
ANY one desiring To purchase can eX-
anime the premises by calling on the
undersigned. r.. W. fAAION.
FEBRUARY -, 1913. leo
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Tariff.

Extensive preparations are being made
to have Wheeling largely represented at
the tariff denomination to be held to
morrow at E:naville. The procession
will form at Capitol Square at 3 o'clock,
and headed by band of music will
march TO the place of meeting.
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TolIose Cash 9uyer..

TWENTY thousand bolts choice pat
terms of wall papers, with borders 70
match, at the unusually low prices of 6, 8
snd l0c per bolt, at Nos. 20l9 and 202l
Main street. John Roemer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-08

TIE Princess Yrturbide, daughter of
the eI-Enperor of Mexico, while in
Philsdelphis, occupied apartments at the
Colonnsde Hotel, and paid high compll.
ments to its excellent management aud
quiet comfort.
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FOR RENT:

TINE STORE ROOM NO. 20 TWELFTH
street, with cellar underneath. IN
THIS room has been occupied for the II"..S
81 tobacco and cigar store. The shelving,
counters and gas fixtures belong 10 the
premises. A good w. Z. is attached. Kent
low, and possession given April LIST. APP
rivto J. NJ. TODD, or
iaIIh W. =. MckELVEI.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
FINANCE.

NEW YORK, March Money
Active at 4@5 per cent. closing at
4 percent. Prime mercantile paper 4!(9
6 per cent. Customs receipts S24S,OOO.
The Assistant Treasurer discussed $685.
600. Clesrings SlS,000,0O0. Sterling
Lana, AGA. short a26
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For RENT.

DOOMS IN THE NEW WASHINGTON
X Hall building will be for rent by Janu'
srV list. Persons desiring good business
room in a good location, on reasonable
Terms, can get information nom
l. II. WILLIAMS, Sec'y,
Iarsb At Franklin lns. Office.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-08

J. w. PERREI, agent tor D. s. Forney.
will resume business on Monday, Zebra
airy IS, 1873, at his old stand, corner
Main and 20th streets.
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aOOMS FOR RENT.

THEPEOPLE'S BANK BUILD ksA
ING. NJ .GaE
Rooms In the Peoples Bank
E,iiISing ere hereby offered tor rent. Pos
session Of two OF them Will be given i'm
luediatcly. These rooms are considered
the most eligible IN the city Tor sleeping
rooms or offices.
ig3h THUS. O'BRIEN. Agt.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

YNIGurY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON
II Wheeling Island; price from SiOO to
srIl each, Only one-sixth OF the purchase
Iaoney required In cash. The residue may
he paid annually in five equal install
luenis. with interest. Apply 10
JOHN p. GlLCHRlST,
,c.n, At Top Mill.
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TEMPERANCE NOTES,
PARK En- HAIL.

A mass Getting will be held tonight.
Good speakers have been provided.
There will also be meeting tomorrow
night.
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AT the REGISTER office, at O'Clock
this morning, the thermometer registered
~ degrees above zero. Clear.
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Am USEMENTS.
MAUD MULLER.

This evening the brilliant little dram
attic star, Genevieve Rogers, will appear
at Washington Hall in the beautiful
drama entitled "Msud Muller" founded
upon John &. Winters elegant poem OF
that name. As Is shown by the press Of
the country. Miss Rogers has gained 8
lasting name in her rendition Of the
character of MAUD Muller" For tend.
erness, passion, sweetness and psthos
Miss Rogerscsnnot be surpassed.
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FOR RENT.

TIME KTNA IRON AND NAIL COM
PANY'S Vineyard, consisting OF about
tifty acres of vines in good bearing order.
Fofterms apply at the Company's Office
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FOR SALE.

20 ACRES GOOD LAND, IMPROVED,
4S having dwelling house, stable anu
nfner Out-houses, and an orchard win
..l,,ut IOI fruit trees. Also 50 acres of good
cutl land u loot Vein) about three miles
roIth OF the city, lying Just 4 mile from
lie nue OF the p, W. S'ky. X. X. VIII be
sold at reasonable terms For mrther IN
formation see W. L.. CALM,
H. fT. il0l Main Street.
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FOR RENT.

r,,HE OPERA HOUSE STORE "a
rooms tor rent at reasonable u
terms. Possession given immedlate- -,
10 AnnIy MT the Office OF the German Fire
Insurance Company OF Wheeling. dec2ih
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BELLAIKE LOCALS.

at the dramstical and musical enter
tsiument for tie benefit of the Presby-
terian Mission Sabbath School, in the
Fifth ward school hall this evening, the
following programme will be rendered:
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THE sale of the Quigg furniture takes
place this morning at No. 80, Thirteenth
street
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Milwaukee,

MILWAUKEE,, March 7.-Flour-
Quiet and steady. Whest-Opened firm
and advanced tc, closed weak; No.
Milwaukee hard 81 IL; No. l Milwsu-
kee 81 loi; No. 2. 81 OCT; seller March
81 o.; seller April 81 06; seller May
81 OFT; No. 8, 81 Of. Corn-Quiet; No.
2 nominal at 42@,42ic. Osts-Steady;
No. 2, 2itc. Rye-StesdyT No. 65c.
Barley-Strongeri No. 2 spring 52I9
54ci seller April SIC. Provisions Dull
and demorslized. Mess Pork-Dull at
50 50 cash and seller April; 50 62s seller
Msy. Lsrd-Dull at 81 % cash; 81 l2I
seller May. Dressed Hogs-Dull and
lower a. So IS.
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Philadelphia-

PHILADELPHIA, March Flour
Dull ana unchanged. Wheat-Quie,;
amber 81 3O(9l 2s; red 81 2S@I 81;
white 81 35[9l 80. Corn-Q1iet; yellow
63ci mixed 52!cj seller March 52!(s52aS
seller April SIZE. Oats-Dull and IN.
changed. Rye-Dull at 65GSSc. Proyi.
sions-Weak. Mess Pork--At SII so.
Lard-Dall; city kettle 81 25(97 80. But.
ter-Quiet; creamery al S6(g38c; West
ern Reserve 22[925c. Eggs-DuiI, weak
and lower; Western 12(SI2c. Cheese
Steady choice western I2iG1sc. Pe,ro-
leum and Whhky-Uncbanged.
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Nj A n TINS
CAPITAL RESTAURANT.

OASll AL fSCS ! Az IsA1N L.
so. 1855 Market ST., Is the only first
class Restaurant in the city. 1t is the only
Restaurant that has separate rooms Tor
ladies, or where you can find that quiet
cleanliness ofa home, combined with the
best cuisine that can be found In the CITY.
He keeps on hand the very best the mar
Ret affords in vegetables, fish, oysters,
game, and everything in season, and
serves II up in a manner uneXcelled In the
country. He can be relied upon always 10
urniSh everything first-class. jel6
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-12
The Scotch People.

No armed legionS are required to
keep them loyal, There are probably
not two thousand soldiers this day in
AL Scotland. and they are there mere
ly for recruiting and keeping Il few
of the fortreSses in order, The popu-
lation to-day is barely up to four mil
lions, and will probably never he great
er, for the young men and women in
the lower walks Of life cmigrate to the
colonies, where many rise to distinction
and accumulate fortunes. Bengal is
said Ia belong to the Scotch, on account
of the many offices occupied by them.
They are n hard working people. re-
markable for their skill in farming and
gardening; but they have n mortal
aversion to sweeping streets or digging
nut; and yet they will work eighteen
hours ont of tw~cnty-four IN their own
farms in the long days of summer and
autumn, There is probably lot II sim
Gle Scotch man this day employed rs n
street sweeper in any of N large cit
les. Those who are too proud Ia work
cnlis, rs soldiers rather than dig or
beg. The relation between the mobiles
and the Highlands, where the poorest,
who bear the name Of their landlords.
claim kinship with them and have the
claim allowed. Not II landlord has been
shot or murdered in all Scotland dur
ing the last two hundred years by his
tenants,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-12
N~t.r..l..

The small ,owA ~ North Plat," has
contributed '@" 'tr the y'llo- fever 'o'
ferrr,.
Up Ia August 2ysh the Citizens Com.
mite, a, omaha had 6pllee,.d over o. .oH 'of
the yellow fever sufferers
B = Chapman, who was on" ~ Ia"
pioneer, - Omaha IN llst5, lied recently IN
floriis, a, o.. agc ~ NJ years
The Saunders county Fair will bs
held Ut Wahoo, r.pt'n,her ltth, SIN, and 2ls'.
II will he one ~ the t"s, fair. In all the West
III. Republican valley Railroad will run -
oursiun trains at Low rates, aud every pr"IA
ration has teen m,dc Tor = good time.
a correspondent 81 the Omaha Her
aid" .ays long trains ~ ,l-s and Other material
are passing Wahuo daily. frt the Omaha n
Republican valley railroad extension b. David
CITY. October 18th, will see the road CON
plc,rd ~ the west line ~ Butler county No
thing definite IL kuowu - the rou,. ves, -
that line.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-12
EXtraVngant Language

The tendency exists Of using intcn-
sive expressions that 60 beyond all
reasonable bounds. Things are not
good oh no they are exquisite.
Things are not right they ARE divine.
Things are not bad they are horribly
bad. The whole force Of adjcctivcS Is
exhausted on the ordinary affairs of
life, and nothing is left for the weight
or matters Of thought and speech.
Such cXtravagarces have u pleasing
effect once u twice and not only indi-
viduals, but families and circles fall
into the habit If using c%xtravagant
words and expressions, because. under
certain conditions. they are amusing
but they cease To be SO when they are
applied to the common elements of
life, and are heard every day. They
become altogether distaStcful to persons
of refinement. and are in every way
bad.
The same is true of bluntncss. Now
and then the coming in Of n blunt rN-
preston from Il good, strong, honest
man is like II clap of thunder in u hot,
sultry day in summer, and We like il
hui when n man gives il to YOU all the
time, and is always blunt and bluff.
on the plea that he is too straightfor-
ward to he speaking the honcy-lippcd
languages of society, and continually
treads down the courtrsics and cti-
quotes of life, hi violates good taste
and true proportions If things.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-12

"bnc ii my first lessons said Mr..
Sturgis. ia" eminent merchant. "waS in
1913, when | was eleven years old Nv
grandfather had "a line mock # sheep.
which were carefully tended during the
war " those times, ! was the ,h"p.
herd boy, and my business Was Ia watch
til" sheep IN ia" fields. a boy who was
nor" fond If his book than III" sheer,
was sen with me but left the work Ia
me while he lay under the trees aud
read. ! did not like that, and finally
went to my grandfather aud complain.
ed of 1t. shall never forget the Kind
smile Of the old gentleman ~ he
said
Never mind, Jonathan, my hoy; il
you watch Ia" sheep, you will hav" ia,
sheep
"What does grandfather mean bl
that? said ! Ia myself, ! don't expect ,o
have sheep Nv desires were modcrv,,,
tt fine buck worth IA hundred dollars.
! could not exactly max" out in my
mind wha, ii was; hut | had grra, can.
iidrncc in him, for he was "a Judge, aud
had been in Congress in Washington
time; ~ ! concluded IL was all right,
and went back c~ont"ntcdly othc sheep
After ! got into the field ! could no,
keep his words out ~ my mind. Then
| though, Of Sundays lesson; Thou
hast been faithful over "A few things.
will make thee ruler ovcr many things.
began Ia see through II, now. Never
You mind who nrglocts his duty he yo,
faithful, and you will have your re-
ward.
Il received u second lesson soon af
ter | came to New York ~ II clerk /,
the late Lyman Reed. a mcrchanr
from Ohio, who knew me, cam to buy
goods. and said
MAKE Yourself 80 useful tina, the,
cannot do without YOU
II took his meaning quicker than
did tina, Of my grandfather.
''Wcll, | worked upon these two idea
until Mr.. Reed offered me partnership
in the busircss. The first morning nf
ter the partnership was made known
Mr.. james ('cery, the old tea merchant
called in To- congratulate me. and h,
said:
lyon are right now. | have onl,
one word If advice To give You. Is,
very careful who YOU walk the street!
with
THAT was lesson number three. An,
what valuable ,csson they ARE,
Fidelity in all things; do your hes
Ia your employers, ca~rcfulncss abou
your associates. Let everybody tax,
these lessons home and study them
They are the foundation stone of char
actrr and honorable success"
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-12
Why Gold Changes Color.

II is well known that the human body
contains humorS and acids, similar
in action To. and having "a like t.nden-
cy towards. baser metals, a nitric and
sulphuric acids have, namely, 10 tarn-
ish or dissolve them. varying in guam
tity to different persons; of this theory
We have abundant proof in the effects
which the wearing of jo!1cby produces
On different persons. Thousands Ar
continually, without any iii effect, the
cheaper class of jewelry with brass ear
wires. while IL others wore the same ar
ticlc for II few days they would be
troubled with sore ears. or. in other
words, the acids contained in the sys-
tenn would so act on the brass as "a pro
duce i'll results. Instances have occur
red in which articles Of jewelry OF any
grade below eighteen carat have been
furnished in 4 few days, merely from
the above named cause. True, these
instances are not very frequent; never,
theless il is rs well known to them, and
every case the fault of the goods not
wearing well-as it is generally called
but the result of the particular con-
sti,u,ion by which they are worn
,LW,(,r.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-12

Congress. at tina last session, appro-
priated $1,000 for the erection Of "A
monument over the grave Of Thomas
Jefferson, nj Monticello, under the d.
rection of the Secretary Of State. provi-
ded the present owners of the estate
upon which the grave is situated should
first give u quit claim deed To the Uni
ted States for two rods square If the
land surrounding and including the
grave, and grant to the people the free
right of access thereto. These condi-
tions have been duly complied with.
and the work is now in process of con-
struction, in conformity with the de-
signs for the original monument, of
which Jefferson himself was the origi-
nal author. The bill appropriating n
similar amount for II monument over
the neglected grave of the late Prcsi-
dent Taylor, rs we'll rs the bill to pay
tue claim Of the heirs of President Mon
roe for his undrawn salary rs a Lieu
tenant Colonel in the Revolutionary
Army, remained Enacted upon. but will,
doubtless, be passed ut the next session,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-12
lrissle.

Gin, Anderson was hanged At Little
Rock, Ark August both, on the charge OF
rape,
Two prominent whisky firms of Gin.
cinna'i are charged with countertci,ing trade
marks, and the mcmhcrsh "e rested.
On the 27th Of August, in Monterey
county, California, a farmer named Samuel Z,
stephens murdered his daughter, aged =. years,
cutting her throat. He then took a dose oi
strychnine, and also blew out his brains with
a musket. Cause, dependency about money
matters,
Charles Johan Hansen was arrested
aud lodged in Jail at Yankton, Dakota, Aug,
Dth, charged with the murder of his iathri
some two months ago, A Ratchet with which
the deed Was committed, found in the river,
was the missing link in the chain of eyidenc,
against him.
A few days ago Deputy Sheriff Wild
owstleld, OF Cheyenne, and another man named