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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-09
4 Gallant Act.

Life is full of opportunities for self
sacrificing heroism, which every now
and thea meets us in unexpected places.
Of this truth the terrible ride to death
of one of Barnum's s circus drivers last
week affords sublime illustration. He
had driven over to his home in or near
Ninth avenue, with team of six splen-
did coal-black horses, and an empty
baggage wagon. The animals had
been highly fed, had no work to do,
we're ready for their spring campaign,
and were in splendid condition. 1t is
said that the two leaders weighed 1,20O
pounds each, and the pole horses 1,3O0.
Returning he passed under the elevated
railroad; an engine let off steam; the
horses, startled, sprang into run down
Forty-second street; the driver as in
stantly threw his whole weight on the
brake and gathered up the reins to
guide, utterly unable to check his team.
The wheels, held fast by the brake, slid
over the pavement, leaving train of
sparks behind them. He guided the
horses on the full run across Ninth,
Eighth, Seventh and Sixth avenues, on
each of which are horse-car tracks, turn
ing out to avoid the possibility of col
lision and in at least one instance mar
rowly missing it; between two lines OF
wag ons on either side of the street in
one crowded place, where there was
but just room to pass; across Fifth ave-
nue.; and then down the slight decline
toward the Grand Central Station.
Here there are always massed a
number OF carriages and horse
cars, and to avoid them it was
necessary to make considerable
detour. The driver, with great skill
and GOODNESS, turned his maddened
horses at an angle of nearly forty-dve
degrees, and passed the carriages in
safety; but in doing SO the hind wheel
caught in the horse-car track, the iron
axle was snapped off like pipe-stem,
the wheel was thrown with the violence
of the shock rod away; the driver
could no longer keep his seat; still
holding fast to the reins, he endeav-
ored to climb back to place of greater
safety, when the plunging Of the wagon
threw him with terrible rebound into
the air; he fell over the dashboard,
struck his horses on the flank, fell un.
der the wagon, and was instantly
killed, whether by the violence of the
fall or by blow from the wheel we dc
not clearly understand from the con.
t1icting accounts. A moment later and
the NO longer guided horses brought
the wagon up against a telegraph pole
swapping it asunder, but holding tht
z a
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-09
Other Peoples Feelings and Failings.

Most Of us have very tender regard
for our own feelings. We do not like
to have them injured. We are amazed
that people can be so rude and clumsy
as to tread upon our toes, or roughly
expose to the air our scarcely healed
wound. But SO weak is human nature
and so prone are we to think less gen.
ersusly Of others thanof ourselves, that
ws often sin in the very way which we
would be swiftest to condemn in our
neixhbors. 1t is great delight to
meet q man or woman who is always
considerate, gentle and polite in his
treatment Of those he or she meets in
daily life.
This topic came up around the break
faat-tabIe in q city house one morning
lately. You, happy readers. who live in
the country, know comparatively little
of the persistent annoyances which city
folks undergo FROM the continual rap
pings and Tingings and shoutings and
screenings Of people who 60 from door
to door to buy, TO sell, or to beg. The
room il which the breakfast alluded to
as being taken was = front basement,
ON pleasant street, interesting busy
thoroughfare. Coffee was poured, bis
cults had been passed, eggs were being
broken, fruit was being pared.
interruption No. /: ANY r-a-a-ags"
The speaker darkened the window
with his head and dimmed the shining
glass with his breath, as he hurled this
remark, ascending, mterrogatiye and
Il Isd6c1amst0ry, at our shivering ears
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-09


- ~ - 9 80
friends and adyiscrp. thaf the anlsv. 2 ~,
q re deceased would resiizs 90 mo- 81
esO.v = mat much, ana that % estata
wou.o not &c able tOsettle upthe debts agains
e. Ssfs & 80
1Hk next Illinois Republican Statf
26th Of June. = n
w. S. OrBRlrie. io,,S ~ ~ p,,.,-.
arm Of Flood = o,nr,eu. - -. Fr.-..s-.
died 1T San Rafael. Csl. ~ the .fFs,,,-... Y
the Cd, after ! lincering iIlne.s - ss..s, !,
months. HI estste y estimatsd Il from e1S,.
uVVsuUV 70 ss4Uu0,O00.
The funeral of John Morrissev tooh
place At Troy. N X. nm ~. ,A,h 80, -. q
tended by an immense concourse ~. ~ ,.s.,. q =
The entire State Senate and several A.semhl,' !
men were present.
f.,u 49,. - 8
Assistant Atto,nev.a.nas.a ~A1, !. =. aolmeIly
States committee suicsds ,,s.r = as;,-s,,s n''eu =
drowning himself Il ths I.rs - =. ~ s ~. =
the 4th. He had nrevton.lr r,.ss .h,.. :. =
tempts 10 potaon h,mssv pc,s.t. 80 .'...sse d
and want Of sdeonate :,.s !.
respondent tsnositior -. ~ .ssssS,. = .
causes. f's''' -
THE President, on the 9Th. nom;.
mated ex-Gov. Packard, of Louisi.na - 4,
Consul at Liverpool, Eng. and ex-f,ov.
Lucius Fairchild, Of Wisconsin. to be Consnl.
General at Paris, France,
1872
FOREIGN.
ACCORDING to Constantinople tele.
gram OF the 1st. the efforts a. Gan Todyeher
to secure the simultaneous vithdr.vaI ~ Il.
British feet and the Russian troops had f.i,ed
Tur p..;. r~.....4. -. .-.---,,
s.'.on - aotnauy
oporu - .no 'csiuen'' Msrsns' MAC Manon'
"s ~n ',,e ~ !. 1ne presence OF VAST multitude
-. ln0 =. EApos'.'Un M was ~ no means complete,
pu' y was snougn. : lew Gays isoor would
oilns o1oe. out oi tne exlstang chaos. The
aoS ad ...sa s.en. = sa'u 20 pe especially
es1s' :. 80 - - s's'. ''.o'' 'o".
a 81 ErEhSbukG telegram OF the
"a says the principle OF q direct exchange Of
n0"s s.. ue."een .onoon anu me former c'ty'
avresd ,.nnn :. .....s E :. ' nav ~ ee
ss,,o ~. az. 49, s...s., .s,.".' n 'le
based upon larger concessions than had been
previously acceded to by Russia.
M,u,srrp cr,y.nr - .,..,
.-..sss :. -. -. =. r."...A -. s.s ly sole-
inoton that the famine n the h. % Northa-n - p.an s
inccs Of China VIII continue six month"; long.
er. Funds for the relief of a,,fYerersi II t,are.
mitted by telegraph, can be disbursed by the
Foreign Committee, or by the Commission
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-09

When Mr.. Greeley once upon
time was lecturing IN Indiana, in the
palmy days of State banks, the COM
mittee of one town paid him-inya-
riably-in notes Of the local institution.
He looked at them, and then said:
g Could not you give me, instead OF
this stuff, a well-executed counterfeit on
some Eastern bankr'
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-09
nom ESrIC

,
Treasury on the ,atb ult.. issued call for
$5,OOO,O 600 of tiye-twenties consols of 1865, in
terest to cease on the 3oth of July next.
-,
ALL Assistant 1feasufers throuSh-
ercbsnao % s;,ror 1n,,ar, fnr areaniacns - '''~' y
THE steamer Cimbria, having on
board force of 600 Russians sailors and thir-
ty Russian naval officers, put into Southwest
Harbor, Me-, few days ago, and up to the
morning Of the LIST remained with steam up
apparently awaiting instructions from the
Russian Government. Her mission to the
American coast had not transpired'
The public-debt statement, as pub
lished on the 1st indicates the following:
Total debt ;nc,nilino ,nterest 81 sas ~ o5s
q 23a 2aa oo6 cash in Treasury AIN, 515' 376
Debt less each in Treasurv 20 n,f -n7 6sn
Decrease during April. s3.ol5sSa. Decrease
since June 80, 1877, s23, 45o,574.
w.survcrou d;sna+ch ~ tho 1st
a,roun,as tho. s;,va. .o;, .a..;soo,.s - .hs
denominat,or =, tan sna .,ran.v I .,olIars had
beer nrenored cert,aeata. , fcr loroer anonnts %
won,d h. nrrtod bv ~. ,r,,d,,,o ~ tho ,nor,t
80 ',''.'0 - - ''s''
ON the morning OF the lst. while
opposite Memphis, Tenn, the tow-boat Warm
CT, with six barges in tow, exploded her boil
ers. Three persons were instantly killed and
ABOUT dozen more or less seriously injured.
ADvIcEs were received at Gen. Sher-
idan's headquarters in Chicago, ON the LIST, to
the effect that Sitting Rull had cont a ,,ossa,,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-09

"OUR Mexican relations" are princi-
pally Rio Grande cussins. Eye.
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The New York herald., 1878-07-12
declined 20 proceed We shall watch the ac'ions Of


TO PUNISH LgSIESr MAGISTRATES.
The reason whch prompted the presentation OF a
new law los tue examnaton o political causes ny Inc
courts was, We are assured from reliable source. IA
consequences OF u note sent by Chcf OF tho Third Sec
ton, Mot xensof, tho EMPEROR shortly alter the
acqutta oiNera Zussoutcn. He stated IN this docu-
msnt tnat the concentration OF political matters as ST.
Petersburg had degrading influences upon the society
Of the capital. upon literature, contributed 20 tue
demorazaton OF tue Bar, aud that II poiitioal cases
In toe iuture were eonnded the courts the latter
would lose their prestige and the people would regard
them az specially provoking and irritating VI course,
continusd the memoran,iuin. tho object he had
view couii not DO attained unless tho courts
should gender extremely judgments;
and owing 10 the mmovaUiiy OF the judges he feared
arrests would nst be accordance With the OF
tue government 10 avoid danger It was inasponsa-
BILE 10 nx SPECIAL punishment Tor magistrates who
prisoners. Alter reading ans memorandum the EN-.
perof wrote a. The end, "spproved"
AN Axrl-RADicAL socikTy.
Recently In ST. Petersburg, General MepzensoG
started society which is Intended TO prevent the
tension Of injurious radical theories All means pos
sUie are TO DO rcsorted 10 70 make the society
cessiu II il essays TO commit acts that illegal
and uniavorabe u.s. their aud their IN niamous
acts shall appear sius by side IN our journal
NOTE FROM THE EDITOR
Inc commission couvoked BY our government %
to examine INTO our typographical productions from
aud OMISSION. We shall do utmost to benefit by
shsir good advice, Will beg them iuture
to turn thor benevolent attention to ua--fHE Ed
iToR.
NOTICE. SUSPENSION.
For various reasons nave decided to suspend the
puocauon or the Commencement Tor Two or three
months. During tins lapse of time expect TO DO
uble 10 extend our work shops which will enable In
tho autumn publish Journal regularly ou fixed
dates. During tins period, also we hope TO able
Improve our paper literary sense and secure
rcspondencc We ask our friends 10 heip Us in iais,
anu 70 remeoar that II Is only through the co-opera
ZION OF all that the journal become The organ Of
party such as we SOCIALISTS greatly need, particularly
III these exciting times. EQUATIONS oil money and
material should ba sent to st. Petersburg. Moscow,
kien, kharkoh, Odessa, kazan and warsaw
The New York herald., 1878-07-12
A DANGEROUS MAN.


mrs. Alice kcrrigan, OF No 13l First street, Hobo.
ken, came TO this CITY yesterday 10 ioog Tor her
band, VINO had lot homo two days before. She found
him ut the house OF Thomas 0'Reiy. FOG East sixty.
Third street, and was about psrsuadng him
home with her when o'Rciiiy suddenly attacked her,
Knocked her down. kicked her and on her on The
sneatder hrs kcrtigiu ~ent to Judge XII.
breth immcststety ssterwsrd anu obtained
wstesbi ar okoiiv's arrcst, which placed the
nahds OIL UM Ger Darks, of tne Court squad. whou
tSSt oheof lscd 70 serve tDs warrant he a.
tscrca Dy 0fsslly, who sors his coat biackened
hiscye MIRA Oksthy tben came 10 her hosoandf
AID aud caught shs oiccr by ths beard. almost
ing out by the roots and nsxl dragged hes
husband inside tho room aud boted tho door.
Tue olicsr, With the assistance oi Rouudsmau
Muidoon anu Oipccr Cornelius Foley, finally ,eedcd
IN arresting both Mr. and Mrs. O'ReIiiy, who we're
araigned NJ The Fty -seventu street Court later
the afternoon IL was then shown that " Reilly had
Deon, IN 1875, adjudgcd Iunatc by the Surrogate OF
Hudson county, N. j.. and Mrs. Oksiy produced
dVcuuent Sighed Dy mat oficizi appointing as
guardian over her husband. OKsiiy wac = member
Vi Tue fsnnsylvanis cavsry. aud was struck IN The
head oy a shell nj tue batto OF Gettysburg.
HIS skull was Nepauned, but suce thsa his
intellect has been less impaired.
hs has been IN three dincrsnt asyluma
Mr.. O'Rsiliy said she did know 0nicer Darks wac
a policeman, aud merely intoricred 10 aeiend ncs
weak minded husband. Sho was discharRedp Dut the
Judge tnougnt 0'R,,iIy wss too dangerous I man 70
De allowed MS liberty and therefore held him Tor ex
animation.
The New York herald., 1878-07-12
THE GREAT NOISE.

Professor Edison was occupied nearly all day yss.
tcraay IN figuring out sho results ot Wednesday
nights experiments on tho Metropoliiau Elevated
road with the pbonaulosrapb. la tho course OF his
calculations he saw how Improvement might
be made In tbe INSTRUMENT and iinmeaiasoiy
the orders were given TO cflect the desired change.
Al eight CLOCK last night u was still unnusned. aud
the Professor seat despatch from Meuio PARK
Van Bfockiin, OF the Metropolitan road
saying that no would not come to town during the
night, owing to the Incomplete condition oi
the phonautograph. The contcuts OF tue despatch
communicated by the Superintendent 10 a mum
Der OF engineers ana scisnt NE men were Inc
Rector street station TO De The Professor
make the experiments VINO thcreupon TOOK their de.
parturc IL Is not probable that Professor Edison
viii mako any further experiments until returns
IRON Colorado, as he bcgus his Journey to- morrow.
The New York herald., 1878-07-12
LEFT TO sTARvE.

olicsr Soulo. Of tho Twenty second precinct, VAS
notified by tho landlord Of No 3ls West Forty-hith
street, about iour O'Clock "Wednesday afternoon,
tnat young child was locked up IN room on the
third noor and that mother mad gone early IN
Tho morning and lott II there without food. rhs officer
burst In the door and found a boy child about year
old iD rightiuily emaciated condion hudaed w la
except couple Of broken chairs and y nitLy
straw mattress. The officer took Charge of the
enid aud ssnt u " Police Hoaoquarteis
Al eleven O'Clock at night tho mVtner re.
turned 10 cor nome IA beasty state OF intoxic
uon She was arrested by Oncer soule anu locked
up the Fvry seventh street station house Tor tho
night Judge kubreth yesterday committed her Tor
examination. The Society Tor tho Prevention oi
Cruelty to Cnituron was notified.
The New York herald., 1878-07-12
MISS DANA'S GROCERY BILL.

In 1877, while Judge Walter s. Pinskuoy was
boardsr at the house Of Miss Fanny Forester DANA
the latter contracted b oi sci ~ Tor groceries with
Charles K Grsgor, OF Ficth street and Third avenue.
The Judge. II Is stated, called several times at tho
store aud orderod some Of The goods himself
Not long attsrward Miss Dana aud nvr mother sud
denly LETT the city, and u was runorcd mat Judgs
Pinckney had married the young lady. When she
returned the Juugc was repeasdly dunned ior tue
bi ana alter the ialurc OF many promises to pay
sun was nnaIIy brought In Juage Pincknsy's court
recover tue amount On the 9th INST. the sum
mons was returnablc, and rs Mss Dana did not
appear IN Court counsel ior Mr.. Gregor demanded
that an inquest be taken and judgment awarded IN
favor Of the pantd Judgo Pinckucy denied that tho
defendant was hts vile aud gave judgment against
her. Before the writ Of execution was signed ny the
CLERK atay OF proceedings was granted win an or.
der 10 show cause why tue judgment should not be
opened. This motisn was argued yesterday, when
the JudGs deuied IL
The New York herald., 1878-07-12
WEARY OF LIFE.

weak and elderly man was brought before Rscoe
der Mc3onough, oi Hoboken, yesterday morning. Ass
Oniesr Bourck charged him with attempting TO com
init suicide BY Jumping overheard from the Hobokcs
tesryboAt horristowo. Tho prisoner gave hts uans
AS John Williams, aged fo:ty-sght, VI frvvidence, r.
l. He said that no had been out of work ior twe
years aud was without money Or trends fhs Re.
corder provided him vita u home ~ Snage hlll Toe
tho two montha
The New York herald., 1878-07-12
HAIAI0
Translated ,iiIs reaGs:-
mHmxK
ssfn
~s-,,~~s ~>,,~-~~,


fHE COMMENCEMENT.
as ORGAN OF THE RUSSIAN SOCIALISTS
Price 10 koDecks. Price 10 Kopecks
EIRST YEAR M
The New York herald., 1878-07-12
A MUSCCVITE REPUBLIC.
Why the State Of Siege Was Practically Pro-
claimed at st. Petersburg.
THE "COMMENC CEMENT" ;"
Significant Extracts from the Irepressibe
s9 Radical Journal.

pN ,~a< ST. PxrrxssuRG, juno Is, 1873
In my previous dispatches / have explained TO the
HxRALD readers the immense excitement created by
tne Zsssoultch afair ard the created in Official
circles by the and influence manifested by the
socialists in Russia II ovdont revolution
or later create bloody work for the vast
mitar, power OF the Csar. One Of the most positive
evidences the firm hold OF the radical principle here
the appearance OF the organ OF the socialist party
printed circulated despite all the repressve
resouT ces OF the government. The Emperor, am
Ied, daily asks why these presses cannot DO seizedY
The newspapers and books emanatIng from the nvIs-
Bile establishment OF facts which place the gov
srning classes 10 their true light 10 great extent 1t
exposes tyranny secret assassination and the despoc
rangs at the palace and ministries. The Third Section
photerrble Department of Police, without mercy
conscience, supposed 10 have its agents everywhere,
has been ordered again aud again these social
let presses But all havc been fault, aud Its
myrmidons stand helpless while the propagation Of
the revolutionary theory spreads throughout this
broad Empire.
POWER OF TUE SECRET NEWSPAPER.
Nothing that has occurred here for many years has
tended sap the foundation Of the present regime
~ this secret propaganda-the socialist press Work.
men In factories aborers, the peasants Of the thou
sands Of villages of tho interior, officials yar
Gus depsrt mons It soems, too, in high Office,
tents. How much value is attached 10 them may
be judged from the inct that notwithstanding all the
offers OF wealth and position made by the Czar TO
whomsoever will betray the organization not u man
or woman comes forward 10 aid mis- government In
crushing thus wide-reaching, social political heresy
As your readers will have observed my recent
communications the original policy OF socialists
was designed 10 exclude everything from the asso-
ssa,ion not strictly social rhe for setting
Translate from issue No. of tho secret journal.
TIE .coxxHXcKMRSr."
The new prohibited journal is called the Commence
nsm 1t Is cleany, plainly printed in single sheets
With reading matter both SIDES II is eighteen
lnchea long aud twelve inches wide, with three col
pmua les circulation will, estimated soon be
very large At present the average less than
, thousund copies. regular stan writes and pro-
the regular printing Office, with all the
necessary paraphernalia, and circualssn This
u fac-simile Of the titio and hcading:-
~ n - "a
The New York herald., 1878-07-12

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The New York herald., 1878-07-12


We learn IRON NiJui Novgorod lnat auriny the
mouth u April last eight ttuuents at the University
Oh hiem were arrested aud condemned 10 exile ior
hie. Tbsy were without warm cothins, without
money. aud several Oi thom without hats Que vi tue
police court iunctionaries seeing their lamcntabc
condition, gave them hts wrapper, &c fhs next day
this orical was ignomintousiy turned out oil oicc.
rm.rorF, rsoDoxAsr AND vxRA zAssouLIrcn.
Shortly alter the Zissouiilcn affair Director OF
the House Of DelenliYn was called upon by Geueral
lrcpon who remarked to hint
..wIati have you released the Zissouitchf ?"
TINS question greatly astonsncd the Director, who
replied that he could not do othsrwise seeing that
sue haa becn acquitted ny the Court.
"fou should bavo Known" continued Trepon,
tnat tpat vordict would not please The government,
ami that u wouid not bc needed Again, you thai
announccment was made. and that the officers Of tho
Law we're hustled and dfiveu whilc all kinds OF spi-
tnsts were used against them" (Sic.)
"But nave not violated Tue law, quietly rctosted
The Dnec.or, "uecausc Iassouhtch was acquitted"
You should have been sDc TO nave iorestaiIed the
law" ssid lrcpon, anxriy.
shorty alter inns convsrsatioo took place the Di.
rector tFeodoralj was put under arrest iof seven
days, tncn turned oi ohco uisgracsav IL Is ex.
psiucd, however, that he iverai with prison.
ers placed under MS CHARGE nnd that hc was
known 10 uct with The brutality winch chsracisrixsd
tue acts o his successor, Gregore who, In speech
10 tho prisoners tola them tnat they snoud ai rot
behind she bars. This artist IN crueiy is pupil Of
Polish revolutiop.
rHE knrgRoR's aovgwSngsr AypLicrsD
The hunt sftor the sources oi journal continues
with great activity. Printing uslablshnsnt alter
printing establish ment Is entered ana ransackcu.
lhe pohce have not contsnted themseivss with tnis
lev days ago an agent oil the lhird section pre-
sented himself ~ the lnne establish ment, ana, aer
having called The printers together this agent made
an address TO them, IN which be explained tbat the
publication OF This Journai, the Comencemenf afflicted
the government oil HIS Imperial Majesty. "Wnoevcr
''wl rsauer a grea. service 10 tho emperor and 20
the country; he viii also receive q reward o Q, 0O0
rouDes." Que Of the worknsD, carried away eisner
by bs patriotism or his love of iucre--ws 90 not
dcrtskc 10 deterfnne whicn-advancsd and deciared
be would be able 90 Indicate very nearly where the
Commencement was printed. But the fellow work IN en-
VI TINS miserable wretch throw such reproschiul
glancos ~ tnat he Immediately stopped SNORT aud
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-06
SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANcIsco, March 5.-The Board
Of snpervisors, last evening, adjourned
I'LL April lat. The affairs Of the munich.
,alily have come TO deadlock for the
waut Of funds. A bill recently passed by
the Legislature restricts the Board TO
the monthly expenditure OF one..welilh Of
the annual revenue, holding the members
and their bondsmen personally response
bic for any over.dratt. In consequence
nearly every fund is exhausted for the
current month. The Fire Department
has not money enough on hand to buy
feed for their horses. No resolution can
20 to print il no authorization be passed
ior payment, owing TO the exhaustion Of
the advertising fund. The Hospital and
Alms ilouEe have but six hundred dol.
lars to run on for the current month.
Some legislation will probably be sought
TO relieve the city government.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-06

IN. Wade mS the Friend OF
NnhIO MpsI Virginia.

u.b. liue when the late oi ,,. me new
CT. n Wet Virginia hung trembling
'%.h,I,pce ', in the Senate ot the United
S,,,.. Ben. Wade, the heroic Senator
..n ohio, came boldly to the front as
a., champion, aud by bis force oi CHAR :
v. w., checked the Decentralization in that
~, y. t,a,el by the sudden and most un-
W. ',,.,,,d detection of Mr.. CarliIs' he
~ aCh,irusn Of the Senate Committee
T" T.,ti,orie', Rnd as such made himself
,.,,,jB,.d with the history OF the move
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-06
rrucral OF Ex.senntor Wade.

CLEVELAND, O., March 5.-The funeral
Of the late ex-senator Wade, at Jefferson,
Ohio, to-day, was largely attended. The
exercises at the late residence OF the de-
ceased consisted of reading from the
Scriptures and brief address by Rev.
DR.. Dickinson, pastor Of the Congrega-
,ional Church Of the village, and short
prayer by Rev. c. S. shipman, Of Girard,
Pa. Resolutions Of respect, adopted by
the Ohio Legislature, were read, and an
address waa delivered by Hon. S. A.
Northway on behalf OF the bar OF Ashts-
bula county. The remains were then
removed TO the Village Cemetery for in
terment. The pall-bearers were: Hon.
o. Fl. Fitch and Henry Fasfett, Of Ash
tabula; Hons. Abner Kellogg and n. E.
French, Of Jefferson; Judges Ranney,
Tilden and Caldwell, OF Cleveland, and
Hon. 2. Chandler, OF Michigan.