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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-03
The state Grxnse Ia nesssur.

SACRAMENTO, Oct. 2.-The sixth
annual session of the State Grange,
Patrons of Husbandry, began here
yesterday. All the Grand Officers
but two wele present, and one hun
dred delegates. Last night the ses-
sion was wholly given ito private
work, together with an informal
debate on taxation and desired
changes in the State Constitution.
The Grange works with closed
doors.
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Uk ten. ~ wed 1hEron ~ chinAsps N
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Or. Joseph kurtz

Has removed his Office TO No. 80 MAIN
STRElcF, over Dotier & Bradley's Furni-
ture store.
Office Hours-From 10 to IL, to and
10 o. Residepce-Buena Vista street.
myltf
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Montana Meat Market.

NRGLINGER & FRANK, ~
II The best and tenderest Meats l
In the market. None butthe
PrImest Beef and Mutton
ever TO pc found. Note the address--M Mon
taua Meat Market, Main Street, near
First. Los Angeles.
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San JWse Races.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. AT
San jose yesterday, in the
race of the 2:26 class, Abe Ed
ginton won in three straight heats,
beating Doty and Coquette. Time,
2:24-2:
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A ss" Francisco saiciue.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2.--James
H. Montgomery, manager of the
Grand Western Restaurant, 1907
Polk street, committed suicide this
afternoon by shooting himself in
the mouth. He was talking with
the proprietor Of the restaurant,
Franciscovich, both standing be-
hind the bar, the subject of the con-
versation being the contract under
which Montgomery was running
the concern, when the deceased
suddenly drew his pistol and fired,
falling dead. In his pocket was
found the following letter: "San
Francisco, October /, 1S78.-If
any one calls for me, give them all
that belongs to me-that Is my
studs. That is just what expect
ed, when the whole world is against
me. l am a poor devil, aud better
out of the world than in it. I have
acted honorably with all those /
have dealt with, but l cannot be
wronged without feeling it," 1t is
believed that the suicide is attrib-
utable to cross in love and the ef-
fects of whisky.
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passengers doing sou,,,.

MoJAvE, Oct. "A HI Suskind,
L M Jacobs, A s Bailey, Mrs E S
Mills, NJ iss J Il Calkins, l. E Mosh.
er, w H Mintzer, A G Sharp. r.
III Bannister, A J Miller, Mrs g
Miller, Mrs Villes, Jas Galligan, J
M Gibson, OsMatteson, Miss Ham
mond, Charles Bincha.
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J. HANNON, M. D.,

'OUNTY PHYSICIAN N.
t,u)MS Q & IL, i.ANFRANCO BLOCK.
Ia residence Downey Avenue. East
t.ns Angeles, near the end of street rail-
.ty.
Oiiice hours from 10 to IL A. NJ; from to
ap. NJ. ap20.d
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Morning kilograms.
Passengers Coming.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2.-The
following are the passengers by the
steamer Orizaba, which sailed to-
Il
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FIRST ANNUAL EXHIBITION


' H ,supainen ndent
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San Fra anc,scO Markets.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2.-Wheat
Inactive; shipping, $l622@165;
milling, ST. 65@l.672. Barley-Un-
changed. Corn-Dull; large yell
low, 81 1901 179. Rye - Sales,
$1.124@l.17k. Oats-Dull; feed,
$l@l40. Hay-Unchanged. Po-
tatoes- Cuffey's Cove, $1.35@l.45;
white 75c6$1.10.
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PHYSICIANS.

Or. N. p. RICHAR DSoN,
?'hysicisln and Surgeon
Residence, Fort Hill, Office, No. 10 DOW
i;uena Vista street. ney Block up stairs.
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The DeY.uug l.tbeI.

PLACERvILLE, Oct. 2i.-The
court convened at ten o'clock when
counsel on both sides appeared in
court and the trial was continued.
Ha x,.a.
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H"Dgt"g M Nevada CITY.

NEVADA, Gala, Oct. 2.-Butts,
the murderer of VIM. Roberts at
Forest Springs about year ago,
suffered the extreme penalty of the
law to-day at l2:30 P. NJ. The ar
rangements for the execution were
complete and it passed off without
delay or accident Death took
place in nine minutes after the fall
of the platform. The prisoner ex-
hibited great firm ness to the last.
The execution was. witnessed by
about fifty invited persons, in
GLIDING the Sheriffs of adjoining
counties.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-03

PORTLAND, Oct. 2.-Postmaster
General Key visited Salem and
Roseburg yesterday, returning last
evening. Tomorrow lie will 60
up the Columbia river.
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A b Ii DAN far Liberty.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. "A. P.
Church was placed on trial IN the
Fourth District Court to-day for
the murder of James Baxter, night
clerk of the Coso Lodging House,
last May. During the trial the
prisoner, in what seemed fit of
frenzy, made dash for liberty, but
was caught by the officers in at
tendance. Considerable excite
ment prevailed in the Courtroom
for a few moments. The counsel
for defense pleaded insanity which
seemed Justified by the classy
eyes and wild actions of the pris-
ODer,
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HORTICULTURAL PAVILION.

Temple
o nsretsw Is
al stree ph h
M
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The Afflicted sou,h

Tno Amteted SOuth
MEMPHIS, Oct. Fifty deaths
from yellow fever were reported to
the Board of Health by undertak.
ers for the twenty-four hours end
ing at six o'clock last night.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2 From
noon to six P. NJ. yesterday. there
were seventeen deaths and 1856 new
cases.
PORT GIBSON, Oct. 2.-The epi-
demic at this place has greatly sub
sided.
Elections in 1brinwRre-De"'orr
Victories.
WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. 2.-The
vote for Assessors and Inspectors in
this city to-day was as follows:
Democratic, 1887; Republican, 513;
Greenback, 1852. The Democrats
elected both Assessors and IA out
of Is Inspectors. In the North
District, heretofore strongly Re-
publican, the Democratic candi-
date received 222 majority.
Tho Corruption In she Russian.
Army.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-The Iri-
bune's st. Petersburg special says
that the Imperial Russian Com
mission appointed to inquire Into
army frauds have reported. They
state that corruption and venality
was widespread. Five hundred of
ficers, including forty Colonies, are
accused by the Commission with
Irregularities.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-30

River . feet 10 inches, and falling.

River . feet 10 inches, and falling.
The Science did not arrive from Pitts
burgh until after daylight yesterday morn.
ing. She departed for ParkeHburg at 10Y
O'Clock.
The Sistersyille and Sunfsh packets mr.
rived and departed as usual.
The Telephone. from Cincinnati, arrived
at o. y. ".
The Mallie Ragon will be the Parkers.
burg packet at, l0l O'Clock to-day. m
The Fiorenre Myers, having taken the
place OF the Hudson, will be due OF
noon. at H.t.
The Telephone will leave for Cincinnati
at O'Clock this evening. s5taI
lBy Telegraph
PlTrsDuRGn, August 30 : River s inches
and stationary. Weather cloudy and
warm. 1-c sNmyt5V
LOUISVILLE, August 20.-Weather clear
and pleasant. lDeparted-aIary Miller,
St Louis. River falling, with . feet 8
inches in the canal.
EVANSVILLE, August 20.-Weather clear
and cool. River falling, with s $40 feet.
Down Dick johnson, Katydid, Sallie
Carney, Hope, John S. Bransford, Grey
Eagle. Up Maggie Smith, Dora Cabler,
Sunbeam, J. II. Bigley.
CAIRO, August ~ -Night-Arriyed-
Cons. Miller, st. Louis; Desmet, st. Louis.
Departed Helena, Natchez; Millar, Gin
cinnati; Desmet, st, Louis. River IS feet
6 inches and falling. Weather fair and
pleasant Thermometer So. 'ii
NASHVILLE, August 29.-River falling,
with : inches nm thn ghoals
New ORLEANS, August 29.-Weather
cloudy; maximum thermometer So; rain
this evening No arrivals or departures.
CINCINNATI, August 20. River feet
inches and falling ? Weather fair and
warm. Arrived Andes, Wheeling.
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WHEN in the course Of human events,
you feel the pains Of Rheumatism or Neu.
ralgia coming, We would advise you not to
walt until the disease becomes seated, and
yolLsufTer torture for weeks and perhaps
for months, but purchase bottle Of Law
sons Curative and use It faithfully, and
our word for II you will bless US for our
timely advice. II is the only remedy for
these distressing complaints that can be
truly called panacea. II has been used
many years, and we haye yet to know a
case, where II was Thoroughly and fairly
tried, that II did not effect u permanent
cure. For any inflammation, Pains, Head
ache, Sore Throat, Nervousness, etc, 1t is
equally etiicaciuus, and should be kept in
every family.
Large" new SOC size and nearly three
times more for 81 90. cod
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oSEnarriagc license wasissnel yestcr-
OSg thousand persons attended Rev.
Mr.. Bariitx's picnic at Washington, Pa,
yesterday. ,s,4s
oDD FELLow's Lodge No. . donated
twenty-five dollars to the yellow fever suf-
ierers last night. i $50 Do l4Frt
G., w. ATKINSON, Esq, and other good
speakers will address the temperance meet
ing at Parker Hall tonight. y EClTI
TnE b. & 0. Railroad Company are re-
newing large portion OF their old track
in the city limits with new rails. N ~,
Mr.. F. A. BRIrT came near losing q lite
child by nm over dOsesof- belladonna- on
Wednesday night, Medical skill saved the
patients life. sos 80 -,
SHEET COMMISSIONER WHITE requests
us to say that he has repaired the plank
walk on the Island TO the fullest extent
authorized by Council, ~ r
gDp4oekArid beertlowpd like carriyerrin
tho sixth Ward last night. 1--WE dire sorry
to say that some Republicans so Tar forgot
themselves as to imbibe considerably.
The citizens residing on Alleys Band G,
between Goth and 9th streets, request us
10 call tho attention Of the proper authors
ties 10 tile, fifty ndition, OF those alleys.
A LIVELY business Is at present carried
OH in theriver near the Belmont landing
by persons who search in skitis for coal
and find their labors literally rewarded.
Nh w. II. CALDWELL, Assessor for tho
2dDBtrict has completed'h his booisfUrthC
year and yesterday turned them oter 20
the State Auditor and Sheriff Of Ohio
S""i''!' Ma 3ifni ants an
TnE citizens Of McCplloch street, be-
tween lltli and 10th, complain that they
doliot yet have any wHterl I'M Their ny
drants any day between the hours oil u ~
". and 4P.N.
THKRE is great complaint IN oentfs
Wheeling on account OF parties dumping
garbage In the river nearftlic .ktyeraide
Mil which Is washed further down anu
scattcred along the shore where Y Is allow.
odtU rot. Tho deeaying yegetible mater
emits an odor which y anything but
pleasant 10 persons Of weak stomaehs'
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ACCIDENT NRAR LIrTLEroS.-0n We'd
nesday night q rather serious accident
occurred in Littleton tunnel, on the d. &
o. road. Shortly before freight train No.
So reached the tunnel, Brakeman Frank
Towards light went out. He put down
the brake OF the car he was on ut the time
and started back to the next brake, but
when he got to the end OF the car was dc
ceiyed BY the light in the caboose and
stepped cffthe end, falling to the ground:
The train had just stopped or he would
certainly have been killed, US he lay in
sensible for a minute or two just across the
track. As it was, he was pretty severely
hurt, receiving a very deep cut in the leg
and several other cuts and bruises OF q
right serious nature. His groans were
heard by the conductor and u gentleman
from the city, who were in the caboose,
and they picked him up, made himas COM
Portable as possible and brought him TO
his boarding house in this city. Yester-
day he returned to his home in Cameron,
where he will remain until he gets well.
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1TcnxO PILEs.-The symptoms are moisture,
like perpination, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing, particularly at
night asif pin worms were cTawling In and
about the rtCtun,S the private parts arr some
times affected ifallOwcd to continue, very Sc
rious results may follow. Dr. swayne's All
Healing Ointment lsa pleasant and SURF cure
How CuREs-Wc were great sufferers from
Itching Piles the symptoms were as above de.
scrihcd, the use OF Swayne's Ointment In a
short time made a perfect cure.
J. w. CHRlsT, Boot and Shoe House, 3i4 n.
2nd street.
7; g. WErxAs, Halter, s S. Eighth street,
Philadelphia.
Reader, II you aic suffering this distressing
complaint, or letter, Itch, scald Head, Ring
Worm, Barbcrs' Itch, any Crust, SCaly, Skin
Eruption, 'use Swayne's Ointment and be cur.
cd. Sent byniail 70 any address on receipt OF
price, lin currency or postage stamps 80 cents
u box, three boxes 81 .. Address letter., DR..
Swayne & Sou, $50 n. Sixth street, Philadel.
phia. No charge for advice. Sold by leading
druggists Logan, List &C., iu, eOd4w
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From Christian Unloa, Ausu,t ., ISIS.

EvER since DIR. VIM. N. Giles, Of 45l
Sixth avenue, extended frank invitation
to owners OF lame horses to bring their
equine property round to his place Of bus:
iness for FREQ treatment, the corner OF
Twenty-soventh street and Sixth avenue
has come to resemble horse fair. The
Doctors bold defiance, which II thus thrust
upon the curious attention OF his poigh.
bos, is based on his earnest belief IN lis
Iodide AnnnOaia Linimet, which is now
preferred to all Others by the chief stock
raisOrs and sporting men Of the country.
A valuable horse OF the writer's was
kicked on tho hook. Swelling and lame
ness onsuel, rendering the animal nearly
worthless. We were advised to try GiiGs'
LiHimlnt, and are gratifed to say 1t actetl
like charm. About two inches OF bone
came away, tho sore healed up, and tho
lamenpss and swelling are fast disappear.
Ing. HENRY WARD BERCnER.
LYMAN ABBorT,
E,1slo.s
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TOR SALE
E0R SALE Low AND on EASY

Farm II 10 acres, on the Ohio river eighteen miles
from Wheeling. About Oue-thIrl riIer bottom lane
alllvl soll not subject TO overflow vel adapied iI
ran be EASILY cultivated when cleared WateTed bya
spring drain; will make spendl stock farm; =
'F9 II NV. HOGE 4 BRO,
mrs 1900 Market 81.
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Ak uNpESnBLE TRuTH-You deserve to
suffer, and II you lead miserable, unSatisfae-
tory life In this beautiful world, Il Is entlrcly
your own fault,-yOur unreasonable prejudice
and skeptlcisn, which has killed Thousands.
Personal knowledge and common sense reason
ing will soon show you that Green's August
Flower will cure you OF Liver complaint, or
Dyspepsia, with al It's miserable effects, such
as sick stomach, habitual costiyeneSA, dizziness
Of the head, nervous prostitution, low spirits,
&c, It's sales now reach every town on the
Western Continent, and not 0 Druggist hut
will tell you OF It's wonderful cures. Y6u
can buy 4 Sample Bottle for 10 cents, Three
doses will relieve, SoiGw
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RuSAwAYs.-A horse hitched TO an ex-
press wagon loaded with empty barrels,
belonging to John Welty, the Market street
grocer, ran of yesterday afternoon. Start
ing from the front OF Mr.. Welty's store,
opposite the Second Waui market house,
he ran through the space between tho two
market houses, running into window In
Tony Dusch's tavern stand, completely
annihilating the sash and the four large
panes OF glass in 1t, also one large pane Of
glass in Joachim Feinler's shoe store next
door to Mr.. Dusch's. a boy named Rich
ard Kinney, who was on the wagon at the
time, was thrown off by the collision and
had one Of his feet slightly hurt. The horse
was stopped at the Gmnt House stable by
the lines getting fastened in q wheel, none
tho wore OF his folly, Tho wagon was
slightly damaged.
About one O'clock yesterday afternoon a
horse attached TO a buggyin which were
Mr.. John ScarbOro and a friend, became
frightened in Fulton at the Paper Mil
engine and ran away. Unfortunately he
coilided with hack which was re-
turning TO town and with such vio-
lenre as to throw Mr.. scarboro and his
companion out, but without iniuring them
seriously. The horse was not so lucky. rs
piece Of shaft entered his shoulder pro-
ducing slight wound. The damage TO
the buggy was slight The hack and Its
occupants were not hurt. ,ga u
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AWoSpKR OK WnEEls.-Barnum's new
and magnificent advertising coach, the
most elegant and elaborately ornamented
structure ever used for such O purpose, will
arrive this morning by the P. w. & X. i.
II. and remain on exhibition during the
day. twill I've open TO visitors, and oil
WHO call will be welcomed. 1t Is quite a
curiosity in its way, as well rs work Of
art, worthy of the attention OF admirers OF
fine painting, the panels being painted by
Mr.. James Walker whose great works Of
the battles OF Lookout Mountain, Gettys-
burg and Chapultapec have given him q
national reputation. The advertising bri.
gade, sixteen strong, will decorate the city
to-Ilay with Barnmn's fine pictorial print
ing announcing the visit Of his Greatest
show on Earth on Friday, Sept. 18th. \ {
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A RuMoR prevailed in town yesterday
that n robbery had been committed on
Wednesday night in East Wheeling. A
careful investigation disclosed that a GER
thin man and his wife Ind recently sepa,
rated and he had gone to o point about
thirty miles from town to live, leaving her
here. Getting short OF money she paid
him visit few days since, and when an
opportunity offered, It Is said, she helped
herself to q SO note, which was In one OF
his pockets, and then returned to her home
here. The husband discovered his loss
and followed herto Wheeling, but as yet
has not recovered his money.
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IF the Street Railroad Company use q
ballIy horse which was attached to car No.
o Yesterday, very frequently, they will
have to. start harness factory. At Roe
mer,s switch he took notion not to go
any further, and carried ona series Of an
tics until he brokea truce, which had to DO
replaced from the stable. One Of the best
Jokes, OF which We have. recently become
aware, happened oil the car which was
waiting TO pass. The animal attached TO
the car was a blind mule, but some ladies
who were in the car became so alarmed
for fear that the mule would run away that
they retrcated precipitately. When oppo-
site the postoiIice the balky horse again
became unmanageable and broke more
harness. The ladies In his own car were
tired Of his behaviour by this time and
left in disgust. s1ss i4d if4
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NO EQUAL IN THIS CITY,
EVERY CASH BUYER

snould take adyan,se Of tits early offering oiiNgv
Goods As It to prove great benefit to all those
EhO.WIll avail themselves Of IT,
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A BROOKE COUNTY
FARM FOR SALE.


TUESDAY, September 10, 1878,
A,iO o'clock \. ", at the mont door Of the Court
Farm formerly known as tue "FOHLER FAnN,''
nIla On The waters Of CIOSs Creek. brooke County
W. V, avr miles from welbburg, thrte miles frm
SeubehyIlle, Ohio, aud one mile from the J.. ny
IaIIrusd The aid farm contains p! acres morc OF
les about $50 ncrcS being cleared and easily
the lalancc good white oak and other timber. Lime
and building StDhe ia abupdence; also, running
water in every field but one. A good OIehard'm ~
apple trees btzdes plenty Of pear, peaches and elef'
rfrs. improvements consist OF eohloTtAble lHell-
Ing and Tenement llHuse large horSe and cattle sn'
be ~ feet squared two Sherp Houses and Gfaneryi
Spring and Spfihghousc cDtivenient. Churches
Schools, GTlst and saW Mills ntar tie iaim' Ilue
TEeSs- $500, and more II the purchaser % elect
cash 10 hand; tho balance In one, two and three
yean, with interest deferred Paym, ns 70 bcseeured
Gy deyi Of trust on the properly. For further In,
'''"'-''"" 'PF'' HERvEY & PACE,
1850 Markc, ST, Agents for Mn. A.w.HriIS'
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From wllkes, Spirit Of thc Time. Dec. g. 1871.

From Wilkes Spirit Of the Times, Dec. 8, 1871.
A. B. G., MIcu.-What should be Done
to reduce an enlargement OF tendon OF
forward leg, the back tendon, caused by
now, think. TWAS fixed last spring, and
the horse turned out all summer. !inarer.-
Clip of the hair and apply GileJ Linineilt
lodiide ammonia twice q day, until it irri-
tates, when temporarily discontinue, and
commence again. 1t is the only remedy
that will permanently remove d chronic
enlargement OF this kind. Send to Doctor
Giles, 45l Sixth avenue, New York, who
will furnish full information.
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WHRTuERit,be 10 the mansion or hovel,
the palace or the hut, death Il always m
unwelcome visitor. There are but few OF
us who, when we repeat the words OF the
writer Of old;E"0, death, where is thy
stingH do mot feel n bitter sting away
down in our hearts that as yet no human
relief has been found to cure. Perhaps we
would be different II death did not always
preiera shining mark. The funeral Of an
only SON, and his mother widow,
was tho occasion Of one Of the greatest
miracles. ever recorded. But those days,
alas! arc gone, and as loving friends
accompany the remains Of the one
who but n few short weeks before
was in the bloom OF health and the
pride OF his family and friends, to the
rraye.yarl, 1t Is 20 ahard TO think that
though we are afflicted here II is for our
good. Perhaps, il We could penetrate the
yaleand see our loved ones in their happy
home beyond the dread river, we would
be reconciled to our fate, and even long
for our time to como to Join those who
have left us,-not dead arc they, only
gone little while before.
The few thoughts written above were
suggested by witnessing the funeral OF the
Int Philip Hagen, which took place yes
tcrday. The presence OF sympathizing rel
tatives and friends from all parts OF the city
was an indispntable evidence that the af;
fiction bestowed on him in such a marked
degree BY his widowed mother, was shared
by large circle OF friends The remains
we're taken to the Church OF the Immacu-
late Conception where the solemn High
Mass Of the Catholic Church was cele-
brated by Father Kuehn, after which the
long funeral cortege slowly wendell its
way to Mt. Calvary Cemetery where no
was laid to rest until the great call shall
tell him to come forth. ~
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sERIous AcclDENr.-Mr. Frank Howard,
n freight brakeman on the B. & o. r. r.
iell from the top OF a freight car in the
Iit,leton Tunnel about two o'clock yestcr-
lay morning and sustained sGveral very
painful injuries. The accident was caused
by Mr.. Howard making a miscalculation
as TO the position Of brake, and in stepp-
ing from one. car TO another he fell be-
tween them, striking violently on the rail
and ground, making large hole in his
lee and bruising his shoulder painfully.
Fortunately for Mr.. Howard the train was
stationary at the time, or he mnst in all
probability have been killed He was
brought to this city and subsequently re-
tuned 70 his home in Cameron;