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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-06
$l6,641 9S


During the half year the following transfers have heo
made:
From General Fund to District Judges Salary
Fund :............ $3.50 90
Troih nodu Fuiu 70 County Schoo No. Fund. 800 90
FROM treasurer oalay Fund to General Fund. 1906 43
From Repair Fund to General Fund ! 1@6 30
From General Fund to County School No Find 200 m
From State Fund to General Fund G05 IN
from ROAD una 10 School District No Fund 1000 90
PAYMENTS.
During the half year the following PAYMENTS were made
from the several funds as follows.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-06

The above sale is hereby postponed until THURSDAY
the &1st day Of MAY, \. u. 1871 hour and Jia,
and by request plaintiffs and defendants
). r. SWIFT, sheriff
Carson City. MAY 18th ISL.
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OF the currency there belongs Repair Fund 900 n Ii
hnd To Comi-& Irca.Urer> SALARY Fund.-. TJG 90 Ii
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-16

PHILADELPHIA. August Is Flour
Inactive and steady; superfne 50 50a3 90,
extra $ 00a4 90, Pennsylvania family IS Goa
so, Minnesota do Sc 00a7 90, patent and
high grades 81 OOa9 90. Wheat-Dull and
weak; red western at 81 0sHal os, amber
81 DIAL 0S Corn-Quiet and steady yel.
low 50Iia52c, mixed 4sHc. oats-Weak
and aat; western mixed 9saSOc, new. Rye
Scarce aud firm at 5sa60c. Provisions
Quiet and firm. Pork-sli 25al1 50. Beef
India mess Si7 Goals 90; smoked shoul.
ders 6Iic; hams l0al01fc, green Sc. Lard
Quiet and steady; loose butchers 7Hc,
city kettle SIC. Butter-Steady for choice;
Low grades and medium nominal: New
York state and Bradford county, Pa, en-
ira 1Sal9c, Western Reserve 12al4c. Cheese
Unchanged. Petroleum Inactive and
steady: refined 10Nc, crude sasAc. Whis.
ky-Scarce, firm and active; western at
81 "a.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, August l5.-sir Stafford
Northcote, replying to an inquiry In the
House Of Commons, said no communica-
.iona had been exchanged with the Vati.
can regarding the re.establishment Of
diplomatic relations between Great Brit.
ain and the holy See.
ADMIRAL HoRSBY's INSTRUCTIONS.
Il Is stated in Well-iniormed circles
that Admiral Hornby has been ordered
by telegraph that rs soon as the embark
ation Of the Russian Imperial Guard has
been completed he shall withdraw his
section OF the British feet from Princes
Island, In the Sea OF Marmora, to CALI.
poll, but not to retire TO the Mediterra-
mean until the Russian troops have re-
tired 10 the west Of ChAtalga and the
Turks are securely 10 possession OF those
works. He will then leave 4 sufficient
number OF ships at GAllipoli and in the
Gulf Of Saros 10 maintain the inyiolabil-
ity Of the Peninsula until all the Rus
slams are beyond Adrianople or across
the, Balkans.
The Post announces officially that the
Parliament will be prorogued to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-16
POLITICS.

CIscrssATI, August 15.-The Repub.
licans Of the Fifth and Twelfth District
nominated Col. 81. wilson and Il. s. Neal
for Congress.
BANGOR, August 15.-The Democrats
OF the 4th District OF Maine nominated 9.
W. Ladd, Greenback nominee, for Con-
gress. ..
FREMosr, August 15.-The Democrats
Of the Sth Ohio District to day nominated
Frank Hurd for Congress on the frat
ballot. The nomination was afterwards
made unanimous.
orTERMAs, Iowa., August 15.-The
Democratic Congressional Convention, ot
the sixth district, to-day passed resolu-
ton declaring it inexpedient to nominate
candidate. This action Ia tacit en-
dorsement Of General Weaver, the Green.
back nominee.
COLUMBUS, O., August 15.-The Re-
publican Convention, for the 9Th Con.
gressional District, declined 10 make the
nominations to day, but endorsed Lorenzo
Eugli.h, OF Columbus, as an independent
candidate for Congress.
CLEVELAND, O., August l5.-The Re.
publicaus Of the new l7tb Congressional
District held their Convention at Elyria,
Ohio, to-day, Tor the purpose Of nominal.
ing Congressmen. Hon. D. James Mon
roe, the present member Of Congress
from that district was nominated by
aoclamAtion.
A. H. srIPHEss RESoMIsATED.
AUGUSTA, GA, Aug. 15.-Alexandsr
q. Stephens was renominated for Con-
gress from the slh District,
AUGUSTA, ME, August l5.-Ths Sd
Congressional Democratic Convention
nominated Gen. Franklin Smith.
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CINCINNATI, August Is -Cotton-strong
at ll1Sc. Flour-Steady and firm. Wheat
at the opening and closed dull
an easier; good to prime OF 90a9sc. Corn
In fair demand but at lower rates at 40a
4?c. Oats-Steady at 22a26c. Rye-67a
5s.. Barley-Good demand; No. 2 fall at
81 l0al l2. Proyisions-opened firm and
closed dull with prices shade lower.
Pork-Fim at Sll IS. Lard-Dull; current
make at 81 IS, kettle sltasNc. Bulk Meats
Dull and lower; shoulders at IS 50, short
rib Sc 80 cash, sales at 50 IS buyer August,
short clear at 81 90. Bacon-Steady at 6k
AZ I<a75S9734c. Butter-Dull and unchang.
ed. Linseed oil-Dull and lower at 49a
Soc. Whisky-Dull a! Sl05.
aoGs-Quiet; common s. 25ai 20, light
S4..25A4 so, packing "a 4oa4 50, butchers
81 s0a4 30.
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VOLUME XXVI--NUMBER 1893


NEW YoRK, August l5.-Cottou Steady.
Flour-Steady; super6ne western and State
s. 30a4 90, common TO good IA 06G6.S0,
good to choice 81 35a5 rs, common to
choice white wheat extra IS s0a6 50, com.
mon TO good Ohio 81 00A5 rs, common to
choice st. Louis 81 COAT 20, Minnesota
patent process good to Xxx at 50 26AS so.
Wheat Fair demand but at lower rates;
No. 2 Milwaukee 81 1SH, ungraded winter
red 96caSl IS, No. 8 do 81 05al 06If, No. 2,
81 llhAl IS, No. / do 81 l2Iial IS, steamer
No, 2, 81 09hsi l0N, steamer No. do
81 l0Kal l1k,ungraded amber 81 Gal lSh.
No. do at 81 llHa1 l2H, steamer do
81 09Iial l0Ii, amber Michigan 81 Is, No.
white 81 90, steamer do 81 20, white State
81 24Al Is. Rye-Firmer western at 6Sa
6ic. Barley = Nominal. Malt = Steady.
Corn--Fairly active and a shade higher;
ungraded 45a49Itc, No. 5 at 474<c, steamer
No. at Soc, western white
5BI<e. UAts-AdvAuced kakc; No. 2,
SlKA32c, No. 2 white S2kzASSc, No. 1, SSl
3SI<c, No. ., S61Sc, western mixed Sla3SIie,
white western S2ha3sI mixed aud State
S0IiaSSJfc, white State S?IfaS6c, Hay
Unchanged. Hops-SteAdy; western 7al0.
Sugar Unchanged. Molaises Dull and
unchanged. Rice-steady. Whisky-.Firm;
western at 81 %.
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Naval Cadets Take Notice.

BALTIMORE, August l5.-Commodore
Green, commandant Of the Naval AcAd-
emy, says the examination OF cadets for
appointments as cadet engineers will be-
gin on the 10Th Of September and for
appointment as cadet midshipmen on
the 22d September. All officers aud ca.
diets now on leave from the Academy and
not included in the detail, will consider
that the leave extended for ten days, with
the exception Of Lieut.. Parker and Mas
ters Lyman and Clason, who will report
September 18th. This change has been
made to conform with The order Of the
Secretary OF the Navy, directing that
hereafter the Academic year shall be-
giu on October Let and end on May Slst.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, August l5.-Flour:Q Quiet and
firm. whsat-Active, lower aud unsettled:
No. / red winter at 81 90, No. 2 at 9S1fc
cash, 99I<c September, No 2 Chicago spring
old 81 o., new s9c cash, 90 No August, sales
at 9Scasi O21S August, 96sEas51lc septem.
Der, 9ic October, No. s old ssc, new SIC.
rejected csc. Corn-Active, firm and high.
er; 3esSc cash and August, S91faS9ss<c sep.
tember, rejected 37Hc. oAts-Fairly nc.
tive and q shade higher; 921Ic cash and
August, 22ssc september, 2Se bid October,
rejected 1s1c. Rye-Steady at 5?o. Bar.
cash higher; options lower:
old at 9scaSl 90, new 81 l5al 16 cash, 81 II
September. Pork-In fair demand but at
lower rates; $40 55a1O 90 cash, $40 Goa
10 69II September, $40 7oal0 72!l< October.
Lard-In good demand at full prices; 81 56
cash, 765a7 SIX September, 81 IS October.
Bulk Meats-Aetiye and shade lower;
shoulders $40 short rib exc, short clear
70. Whisky-steady and In fair demand
at 81 O6, .....
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CHICAGO. August 15.-The Daily Com.
mreiai Bulletin says the estimate sent Last
night Is confined exclusively to spring
wheat, but the fact must not be over.
looked that the winter wheat crop Of the
Western States, Just harvested, Is un-
usually large and OF excellent quality.
# Is sale TO say that in Ohio, Indiana,
Michigan, Illinois, WISCONSIN, Missouri,
Nebraska, Kansas and Iowa the aggre.
gate acreage is $3.50 900 bushels, and the
total production 190,000000 bushels,
against 1500OO,0OO bushels last year or
an increase OF 10000 bushels. The In
crease is we'll divided among the States
named, but Kansas and Illinois may be
credited with greater part OF it.
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Interview with Murat Halsted
About Roberts Testimony.

NEw YoRK, August 15.-Mr. Murat
Halsted, editor Of the Cincinnati Con-
Hsreial, sailed for Europe to-day in The
steamer SeryiA. lie Is accompanied BY
Miss Mary and Miss ClarisSA HAlsted. Ia
conversation with . reporter Of the Iii
6tlne, Mr.. Halsted has made the testimony
Of Col. Roberts, Of. New Orleans, before
the Potter Committee, 10 so far as Il re.
lated to him, the subject Of comment and
explanation.
Reporter-Did Mr.. Lamar say any.
thing or indicate in any way that there
were any negotiations on foot looking 10
an arrangement by which Hayes was 10
BE- seated As President? ..-...-
Mr.. Halsted-There was nothing of the
kind suggested or thought oi. Mr.. Lamar
was simply apprehensive Us 10 the condi.
ton Of the country. He knew the critical
condition OF affairs iu LouisiAna perfect.
", and said that without doubt there was
imminent danger that the spark to kindle
the FIRE would be very apt 10 be struck
right there. In order TO cheer him up, |
loaned him, rs he went away, aBob 10.
eersoll's Pious Lectures on the Gods"
Speaking Of the letter introducing Col.
Roberts to President Hayes. Mr.. HAlsted
says there was nothing in the letter that
would promote the happiness Of General
Butler, and II the letter was sealed ii was
simply from force Of habit Of sealing
letters az soon as they are written. The
letter told President Hayes that the bear.
er was Col. Roberts, Of New Orleans,
whose dispatches giving Democratic
view Of the state OF the case ia Louisiana
had been appearing during several weeks
In the Commercial, and he would find II de.
sirable 10 talk with him and get the inside
OF Louisiana politics. That was the
whole Of the letter. -.
Reporter-Was there anything in the
letter-any bargain or arrangement sug-
eesting that Roberts was authorized to
say or do anything in behalf Of the South.
ern people?
Nj. a.-Notbiug Of the kind; l had
never heard Of any such thing. Roberts
had only said he thought Il might do
do good II the impression i had OF the
purpose Of Mr.. Hayes II he were Presi-
dent could be made known to the people
Of the South, who in his part Of the coun-
try especially, be said, had been 40 often
cheated that they were not only despond.
ent, but had become desperate.
Reporter-Do you know anything else
about this alleged bargain?
Mr.. Halsted-I know there was no
bargain. l had very long conversation
with Hayes three weeks before he was
inauguaraled President. We passed
public men and measures Of the country
In review, beginning In Maine and end.
ing in California. We talked freely rs
we had Of our ward politicians 20 years
before. There was not the favor Of q
bargain about any Of his conversation
with me, he was even then in doubt as to
whether he was TO be President, and re-
fused to do anything predicated upon
the idea that he was 70 be.
Mr.. Halsted called at the Potter Com
mitee room to see whether any further
light on the subject Of the alleged bar
gains was desired, and Gen. Butler be-
ing asked II he desired TO examine Mr..
Halsted, said he did not.
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BEIIA1RE LooAIa-The Hon. John G,
Burrows, Of Michigan, sound Republi-
can orator on the National finance ques'
tion, will open the campaign here on the
18th Of this month. =
The Secretary informed Us that the
Window Glass Works, Of this city, will
resume operations In full blast about The
frat week in next month. All Of the
Glass Works here contemplate brisk
fall trade.
M. Daniel weatlake, a resident Of Rose
Hill, last Tuesday night sspying 4 young
black rascal named John Willie Strauder
ia the very act Of robbing The pear trees
surrounding bis dwelling, fred four shots
At the thisi, One Of the balls came SO
near 10 the mark rs 10 cause nigger wool
10 fly freely In various directions, while
the young blsck renegade beats glorious
retreat at 2:35 speed down the bill.
Last Wednesday evening number oil
rowing hogs we're gobbled up by the po-
lice and, amidst stormy applause BY I,
multitude Of street arabs" we're escorted
10 the city pound.
Mr.. Henry Leonhart, formerly in the
iewelry business here, but Of late year. 7
resident Of New Matamoras, Ohio, will
again embark in business here next
month.
aAaumption Day" was religiously OBJ
served here yesterday by holding services
In the Catholic Church.
Rev. Mr.. Ashenhurst, Of this county
- 4.
Mr.. Charles Rosser, Of this city, started
for Roanoke, Va, lGSt Wednesday even
inV. 10 return With the bodyofh his brother
Tbomas Roser, who, according 70 3 tele
qram received by his father last Monday
was killed, though without giving anj
PARTICULAR. a. TO how be met his death
Thomas Rosser, formerly q fireman o.
the B. so. &. r. between here and Col
umbus, o., was Of late employed 40 engi,
peer on the seaboaId & Roanoke Rail-
Mrs. Helen Kelly, an old and feeble
Irish lady, left in thia wide world alone
h Al present confined 10 her humble col:
tase by & severe spell Of sickness, wiz
poor prospects Of ever recovering !,
The approach to BenSons Ferry land
| ing on this aide Of the river, at present y
being considerably improved for all kint
Of travel, and materially strengthenet
against any damages Of floating ice anS
drifts during the rougher season o
The year. Capt. Benson is the "bosa'
ferry master between Pittsburgh -anS
Cincinnati, atleast every body! $50; !,
Col. J. I. Mercer was surpriaed 10 ~
bed last night about y o'clock by bod!
| Of men knocking for admission at hi
door, positively declaring that the hous'
was infested BY burglars. II seems iha
Col. Mercer returned home late last nigh
from a visit down the river, and, alter en-
tering The premises, OF course, struck
light. Mr.. Bradley, who lives opposite
MI. Mefcers residenee, being kept aWAk'
rather late every night studying out
new process Of embalming dead bodies
sudderly preceiyed The Light and WIZ
out heGitauey gave the alarm In 10
nelghborhood, rouSing up men, Nome'
and policeman 10 realize, "a alterWafa
proved, = 6rst elass joke.
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Ex.Goy. scott wanted.

NORFOLK, August ia Columbia, s.
G, dispatch says ii Is reported on good
authority that Governor Hampton has
forwarded to the Governor Of Ohio re-
QUESTION asking for the extradition Of Ell.
Governor A K. Scott, who lives in Napo.
leon, Ohio. He Is charged with having
boughta majority Of the votes Of mem
bers OF the Legislature during the session
Of 1871 and 1872 In order to defeat hil
own impeachment for high crimes and
misdemeanors, and 10 order 10 raise the
money to buy the votes he issued a fraud
ulent warrant on the Treasury in the
name Of imaginary persons for sloo, 900
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CHICAGO, August l5.-Judge Diekey,
Of the Supreme Court, this morning
granted supercedeAs setting aside Judge
Far Wells dissolution Of the Injunction
granted by Judge McCallister, restraining
The Board Of Trade from refusing admis.
sion to Jack Sturgess. The result Of this
last legal proceeding Is that Sturgess will
have the privileges Of the BoArd'until the
case is decided by the Supreme Court,
which will be at least two years hence.
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Fifty Days on q wreck.

SAN FRASclsoo, August 15.-The
steamship City OF Sidney brings news Of
the abandonment Of the British bark
KtdaiI, from Burrsrd Inlet with lumber
to Melbourne, near Ksrr, a friendly Ia
land of Cooks island. On April Sd s
hurricane swept the sea over the bark,
making il complete wreck. In this
coalition the crew remained on board
for fitty days, when they made raft, and
the wrecked and iamishing men managed
TO reach land, suffering from want Of
food aud water, but only one persisted.
The remainder were taken TO New Zeal
and on coasting vessel.
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Allegheny Ca,tle.

EAST LIBERTY, August 15.-CATTLK-
Receipts to-day 7s9 head Of through and
100 OF local stock; total for three days 100
head Of through and 2 Ssi local. Every
thing sold out at yesterdays prices.
HoGs-Receipts to-day 1000 head; total
for three days 6,776. Workers 81 30a4 60,
rhiladsIphias 81 S6a6 10.
SHREP-Receipts to-day l,100 head: total
for three days $500. Market closed for the
week. Prospects not fAttering.
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Chicnyo tattIe nnrkei.

CHICAGO, August l5.-The DrOper' jour
lGl reports:
Market slow and lOa26c lower; choice heavy
81 5Oa4 70, light 81 25si IS, mixed 81 Goa
4 30.
CATTLE-Receipts 1890, shipments /, 800.
Extra firm at IS 00a5 25; medium slow and
weak at 81 S0ai 80, common shipping and
butchen steers 8 ssai 20, bulls 81 soa2 70,
western cattle plenty and easy at IS 0oa
80, Texans scarce and strong at 50 Goa
8 20.
sHRRP-Receipts 1900, shipments 100.
Market unchanged $3 l0a4 90.
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sUSBuRY, Pa, August l6.-The jury
10 the case Of P. MeMAnus, a Mollie Nc.
Guire, on trial here for the past week for
the murder Of Coroner Hosser At Sha-
mokin, in December 1874, returned . yer.
dict Of murder In the first degree. John
o'Neil, an aecomplice in the crime, will
Be tried for the same ofense.
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RAILROAD BosDs-Firm.
1rATR R0Nnl-nnll

STATE bONDb-Ouls
srocKs-A break in Coal stocks, caused
by fears OF q strike growing out Of the
request Of the miners Tor increased wages
and various unfayorable rumors In regard
to the condition Of trade affected the gen.
eraI stock List, and the market, which
opened strong with an advance in prices,
declined and the advance was lost. In the
afternoon the market was weak, the de.
cline from the highest point Of the day
ranging from lHASA per cent for coal
shares and 3<a2 per cent for the general
list. In the 6nal sales steadier tone pre-.
vailed and there was slight recovery.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares,
Of which e,400 were Erie, 5000 Lake
Shore, I 100 Wabath, 5000 Northwestern
common, 1900 preferred, 1900 ". Paul
common, $1,000 preferred, $4,000 Laeka.
wanna, 2,600 New Jersey Central, 5000
Delaware 4 Hudson, 400 Michigan Cen.
trAl, 1000 Union Pacific, $500 ST. Joe and
4. 900 Western Union.
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Responded FayorabIy.

wAsHIxoroS, August 16.-The secre-
tary Of War has made favorable re-
spCnse TO the petition from Memphis for
d supply Of tents to shelter the poor
people IN the country, although, as be
states, there IL no Law for such proceed
ines other than the Law Of humanity.
The telegram Of Postmaster Thompson,
Of Memphis, gives great Satiataetiou.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, O., August 15.-wheat-Dull;
No. 2 white Wabash 81 90, No. 1 white
Michigan 81 09h, amber Michigan 81 osh,
No amber Michigan 81 05. extra white
Michigan 81 90 Y amber Michigan spot and
seller August ST OK, seller September
81 cox, No 2 amber michigan ysc, No. .
red winter spot 81 02, seller August 81 Of y,
seller septem Der 81 OF, No. Dayton and
Michigan red 81 OlIz, western amber spot
Sl0IH. seller August aud September 81 90.
Corn-MArket dull; high mixed held at 4Se,
No. 2 spot and seller August $50, No. 2
white 45c. OAts-Market dull; No. 2 spot
2lHc, seller September 24hc, No. 2 white
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sale Postponed Indefinitely.

GREESBRrER, WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
W. Va, August l5-The entire White
Sulphur Springs property was sgain
offered for sale to-day, under decree Of
the United States District Court but the
sale was indefinitely postponed, because
Of the inadequate bid, viz: $S00,000.
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CASUALTIES.
ThroNn Prom the TraeIs.

CINCINNATI, August l5.-Away freight
train on the Marietta & Cincinnati Rail-
road, while on heavy grade, near Chill
licothe, Ohio, last night, struck horse
causing the engine and 20 cars. to leave
the track. Pat Shane, fireman, Mont
Henry, brakeman, were killed; J. Baller.
ton, engineer, was severely scalded and
bruised.
While workmen were engaged in put
ting new roof on the Gaylgrd Iron 4
Pipe Works, Newport, Ky, yesterday
afternoon, one Of the centre beams gave
way and the roof fell in, carrying the
workmen with It. James 0Brien suf-
fered severe internal injuries and con-
cussiou Of the brain; J. W. Fenton, arm
aud Jaw broken; John Good, injured in
the legs and head. The fret two will
probably die.
CAPE MAY, August 15-Proiessor Bax.
ter, Professor OF elocution At the Harvard
College, was drowned this morning while
swimming out beyond his depth. The
body has not been recovered.
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MARTINS FERRY.-Mr. George King
while at work yesterday at s: B. vii.
sons saw mill, had his hand badly crush
ed by a log rolling on il. DR.. Werlich
was called and rendered the necessary
aid.
Young Walters, who accidsntly shot
himself on Monday last, is doing as we'll
"a could be expected.
J. W. Shannon, Of St. Clairsville, was
in town Yesterday Oh legal business.
We had q pleasant call from Hon. J. T.
Updegraffon Wednesday. He is looking
unusually we'll and ia eager for the cam
paign 10 open. BE promises TO address
the people Of this place at an early day.
Mr.. q, q. Juukins, cashier Of the Ohio
City Bank, and wife left yesterday for
Cleveland and SAndusky. Mr.. Junkins
having secured Il leave Of absence for a
month 10 attend tosurgent business, Mr..
John L. lvanpelt will in the meantime
attend TO the business Of the bank.
DR.. Isaac Parkin, OF Centrefeld, Nor.
gan county, Is visiting friends at this
place and vicinity. ~ ltt
S,EAtafmer SOCIAL Will De heiu NJ steers
Grove, on Pleasant Ridge, tomorrow.
Z George Hobensack Is preparing 10
erect fine residence on Walnut street.
Tramps are arriving in droyes. A gen.
.leman informed us that last evening be
counted ten who had taken lodging at the
cooper shop At the lower end oi town.
A man who less than 4 year ago shook
the dust of Martins Ferry from his feet
and with his family left for Arkansas, a
land 10 his, then, opinion flowing With
milk and honey, writes 10 a friend that
Arkansas IL not as great country as be
At fitst thought II was, and that he will
return to his native hills as soon as be
can make his arrangements for so doing.
Our School Board are considering the
propriety Of building an addition TO the
Fourth street school house, in order 10
meet the pressing demand for more
room.
The Buckeye Glass Company are pre-
pairing to start another furnace in short
time. 'o4yN MA laI .'Ht1