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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-05

"Jane:s' cried a fond mother. sticking her
head out Of the bedroom door. ut IS eleven
o'clock ; tell that young man to please shut
the frUnl door from the Out-ide."
AtNut two thoussnd men, women and
children are employed In the %Sen,y-six
pDlterips which cOnati,ut. the principal
husiuess establishments Ot East Liverpool,
Ohio.
Asmo,ber, seeing her title fnur.y.ar-nld.
saleep in her chair. asked VI she had nm
be,,er e., tn he'd. sOh. no. msmma; I only
shut my eyes tn keep The dust out"
Joseph G. PhilIip.. a cnavict in the Com
necticut siaie pvisnn y, Har,fnrd ,coMmi It'd
suicide by hsrging ab wi day'igM "n Mon.
day morning, usings piece at his bed cord.
A Boston woman on Monday testifi d
that u man had thres'ened 10 take her life,
and he was pu, under hnnds TO Keep the
| pesce for six months. Since then she has
married him HN
Hilliafd Morgan, a mulattn. aged thirty
| I've YEAR, was hanged at nldshnro. N G..
on Friday, for burglary. Morgan had GER
erally sustained y bsd charac,er, and WAS
the third nf fur brothers WIN sha ed the
Same terrible fate.
Last week 2,225 New Workers. were ar
I tSASl, uUU OLly OOVs WIZ OVu. Wou'N
appear fromthis that NV Yorkers are ar
rest.d not ouly us fat, but faster than they
are born.
A Brooklyn doctor said on the Witness
stand the other day: .Many Of my patient
are in love with me, but | Gu not help that
for il il common experience among medical
men,"
Yes, my son." said a fond parent to his
~at,eniv- son, the very hairs of our he Ids
are numbered" "Iiumph |" exclaimed the
youth, gazing inqniringly up,n the badness
If The aged parents heal. that's nothing"
Ia, the first nine months Of this year the
tos.es by ire in this country were So 900 :
900; Canada. $27,, 00, 1910. The 10 Sc, for
the same period last year were $l7 500 O0N
"r this country. aud S25, DOC, O0O less for the
t o countries t. an tins year.
Thirty-six thousand sqnare miles Of coal,
in veins twelve feet thick underlie the state
Of Hin lis. And ye. you can gn into an
Illinois church any cold Sunday AMI free e
The feet clear off Of you and catch q cold
hat will last you till the millennium.
There are as 600 900 acres in England
and 2,OOU, 900 inl,abi ants, and only tori,
yer cent. Of these are fed with British fool
TIE silky per cent. would be without th.i
br. al, and a 60 d de,l Of their meat, butter
and Clothing, but for foreign imports. =,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-05
UNION VS.. CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS.
Harrisburg Telegraph.

Not only are honorahly discharged union
soldiers NO lnnge: tolerated rs suhordins,e>
in congress-. particularly in the house. hui
tie national admin,str,t On seems to have
adorted the practice of passing such men
nv as one Of its means Of assuring the south
that it il in earnest in its etfmts to p,cifl
the old rebel sp,ri. by removing all "tfe'
sive nlj cts from its sight. The records ~
the splendid union victories once embl..
zoned on the enlds of the federal flag Ire to
be removed for the same purpose. and
military publications issued by the WEIR
ment are to he pureed Of like otftnsiv.
n,atter. Such is the result Of the new rule,
and now the Washington Republican tells
ia that the district commissioners, inspired
ry the policy of the administration, arc
carefully excluding union soldiers from all
positions in their git, and replacing them
with ex-cnnfrd"rate nnrepentan,s. TIL,
facts thus briefly stated ought soon to make
a solid north, and they will.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-05

The general sup~erin,end. mt Of the United
States life swing service submitted his an
nual rep"rt Of the operations of that service
for the last fiscal year. The report shows
that there has been during the year 1874 dis
asters to vessels within the limits of the
operations Of The q. rvice. On board these
vessel. III. re we're just 1880 persons; esti,
mated value Of vessels s2O00,o0o, and.
car. oes 81 500, 900; number Of lives saved
1.46l; ! at, 49,; amount Of pr perry saved
$%l,75O,0Oo; amount Lost, $500, 900.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-05

Upon the reconstructed and conciliated
condition Of the people Of the state Of No,tl
C'rclina the reader can CLEAN a few vita
points from a careful perusal of the follow.
ing special telegram TO the New York
Times, from Raleigh, January Isl:
To-day was celebrated here BY a parade Of
the colorel militia companies Of the stat.
guard. They made a very crediiable ap
Iearance, and after being reviewed by Gov.
Vance and Adjutant-G General Jones, were
addresaed in the city hall by the e .verno,
and othsr speaker. Cove. nor Vance told
them that he could not celebrate this Ga,
with them, because he had. done all tba,
mortal man could do to prevent the occu,-
. Of hi. day in the history o f,hi. cnun-
Try, and that he aud his party did not be-
II We that the reconstruction acts were con-
siitution. and therefore the neeroe, wer.
mt prOperty freed. hut, having %acani.sced
tnthe amendments to the c0nslituti n nf III.
Untted States the colored people had a
Eaht - demand tse:taufe protection at b
hansls that vsa saccDrded al Urher citizens
Ms.aJ 4. Eoyl. bard. secretary Of elate, .l.-
n b present. 10 the hall and sddresls
le81NamhlsSs b.panpe he did, MT gihlpk
49, na1Itsee ueSe coas,itniionally fred. and
&AenlaheA leinRs yi.siense oshi.c,nscissne
k~ese1si01s kesieserS11ilngs ~ his stse
a11A1aM1l6ARp9r6. The .vafOr
1klgsh apbs0ed Iii
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mlljliias
1fisiict! M Il
1870 aeta eese permit.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-05

LIN e S

rnE cnloAao . NoarH ws-rRWN RAILWAY
Emhracee under one management, Tho Grra,
Trunk Railway ~ ca Of The west anu NoNh.
w-si, and, wnh us numerous branches and con
nrc,tons, urms The sAur.cs anu 4 lcEeei route
Dctwce CHI, ago and all points In Illinois, VII.
c"n.in, Northern Michig4n, Minnrsuta, Iowa.
Nebraska, California aud the Western I.rr,IO
rlcs. ls
Omaha and California Line
Il the shores. aug hes, rou . between Chic ,go
nd an p"i e m N"rth niiino Iowa. Dak"ia.
California, Oregon, China. J pan ana Australia
Chicago. St. Paul 4 Minneapolis Line
[ tnc shortest iinc ue,wteu Oh egg, anu All
pc u /. Nor'her" y ,.consin and Minneso'n.
sndtOr Madison, 81. Paul. Minnuapu Ia. Dulu,h
aud all pont> MI q Great Northwest. lite
L. Crosse, Winona and st. Peter Line
is The hest r"n g nc wven Niiray" and AaOIussv.
Wmgna, 80 hester, CIV lonr., Ma lkalo, ST. Re
Ger New llm, aud AZ POINTS in southern amo
Ceu ral M'mneso u Its
Green Bay and Marquette Line
Aa',r own. E"na dn Lac, 'shko-h, ArpIc,on
Green iiay. EscanAbu. Negauncu, Marquette.
nuusnton, Haucock and the Lake uperiorloun
try. Its
Freeport and Dubuque Line
Is the only route between Chicago anu Elsln
rockford, Fteeport, anu all points Via Frcepoit
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
Is the old Lake Shore tuu, and Is the only one
| JasS,ng between Nhicugu anu Evans, on, Lake
+ rest. IL ghlanL Park. WAukcgan, Racine, III,
hOsna and milwaukee,.
pullman Palace Drawing Room Cars
ire run On all through ttal,s OF ms roso.
This Is the U NLY LINE running these cars be
twe-n Chicago and ST. Paul and Miuaeapoii.,
'hicago aud Milwaukee,, Chicago and Wlnona, o..
chicago and Green bay.
c use connections ale made vt Chicago with til,
LAKE Shore i Michigan southern, Michigan zen.
al, Baltimore & uhlO, Pil,sOurg, FL. Way ne \
Cnicag , kankaKee Line and ran Handle nOut. Q
I r ali points Eas, nd South.Eas,, and with III,
Chicago and Alton and Illinois Central for ali
points south.
Close Connect Ons are also made with the Uniol
tactic K. K. al Omaha Tor all far West pOin,s.
Close connections made at junction points spiti
rains OF all cross points.
lie els over th,s route are sol by all Coupon
ricke, agents in the I'm ed States and Canada>
Remember. you ask for your Tickets va tn,
Chicago 4 Northwestern Railway and tai 4 non,
other.
New York Office. No. AIS Broadway; Boston
Office, No. 5 Slate street.; Omaha Office, 245 Farm
ham street; Sa' Tran iscu Office, 1871 Monlguiner,
street; Chlca 0 Tickle Othces u lark street
,nuer sherman House; IS Canal, corner Madison
md canal s.rrcts; Wells Street de Ut, curne
Wells aud kl,zle streets.
For rates or not attainsble IRON
vAavIA zuoHl9g.
Gen, Manager, Chicago.
r.. g.. s7 ENNITT,
glNrst puAaNS Aut los
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-05

Carl schurs, in his newspaper, makes U.S.
Of the somewhat ineleeant but suggestive
remark that President Haye. got into office
sby the skin Of his teeth" II il no longer
. wonder that classic Germany banished
him from the lard.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-05

Crime stalks the streets Of Warrington BY
night. the police force has proved itself
unable to suppress violence and citizens are
now being enrolled IS special police to pr.
tect their own property.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-05
IMPORTANT LETTER
From a Distinguished Physician.

No. single disease has entailed more suffering or
~ FASTENED the breaking up OF the constitution
ofhearing. the human voice. the mind. Que or mora
and sometin!es NIL yield to its destructive influence.
stacks every vital force. and breaks up the most
robust OF constitutions. Ignored because but little
b, quacHs and cl.arlst.ns. thoss. suffering from
II have little hope to be relieved OF It this side
men. Il this terrible disease ey remedies within The
reach Of all passed Ito hands at once competent
Msthod adopted BY r. Sanford in the prepsration
9fhls RAp!oAL CuRE hsswon my hearty approval.
I believe It likely to succeed when all the usual
remedies fail. because It strikes ct the Toot OF the
disease. VIZ. the 1ctdVsed, blood. while i heals the
nasal passpgee. Its action 10 based on certain fixed
rules, and unless the vital forces are too far ex.
azure.
GEO. BEARD. N. d.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-05

The ,mmissioner Of internal revenue in
tend. increasing hi- force Of deputy col
l,ctors in Nor,h and South Carolina and
Georgia 20 that they will he able to enforce
the inter ,al revenue laws in thst region and
prev ut u recurrence Of d-fying government,
ofic ,rs, a. was the case at spartonburg, S
c., last week.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-05
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

GENTLENEN,-we have sold s~AvroRD's RADI.
VI CAL CrIH for nearly one yenr, and can say
candidly that We never sold n similar preparation
that gave such universal . I'll faction. We havo
To- learn the first complaint vt.
We are not In the inbit of recommending pat.
snt MEDICINES. but your preparatory meets INC
Oh Md be convinced ofits great merits , that ,heir
suffering, will DO relieved. We !:.v: been In tho
drug business for tho pnst twelve years constantly,
and sold everything for Catarrh. but yours leads all
the rest. II ynu see proper you Can use this letter
= Very truly yours. 81 BALDWIN 4 co.
Wholesale anil Retail Dealers In Drug, Books aud
Stationery, Washington, Ind, Feb. Is, 1876.
Each package contains Dr.. eanfords Improved
Inl,aling Tube. and full directions for use in ell
:ctail druggists and d. aIers throughout tho United
States and Canadas. WEEKS d POTTER, Gcncfel
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The Daily Press and Dakotaian
Is FURNISHED
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
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BOWEN & K1NGSBURY. Publishers.

The comptroller Of the. currency ha. call
ed for a report showing the condition Of
national banks at the close Of business
Friday, December %. 1877.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-05

". q. 81 tENETT,
Cow, na.s'v AVt.. S!htcSYn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-28

Under the call of States the following
bills were introduced and referred:
By Mr.. Wells-To regulate the sale Of
United States securities making it unaw-
ful for the Secretary of the Treasury to
enter into any contract or negotiation Of
bonds, now authorized TO be issued or
sold, whether for funding the national
debt or any other purpose with any bank
ing association, firm OF individual or
combination Of banking associations, IN
less he shall first invite the proposals by
the advertisements for no less than three
weeks in five newspapers, that proposal
to be accepted which may be most sd-
vautsge0us TO the government.
By Mr.. Woot-To establish perms-
nent sinking fund. 1! provides that
there shall be appropriated for the fiscal
year commencing July !, 1878, and for
each succeeding year, out OF the custom
revenues the sum OF SlOO,OOO,OOO which
shall be applied first 10 pay interest on
the pubic debt; second, to the redemp-
tion or purcha-c Of so much OF the out.
standing principal Of the public debt as
can be purchased or redeemed at not
more than par and accrued interest; all
bonds opurcnssed or redeemed to cease
to bear interest and TO be cancelled
and destroyed. It also repesls the act
providing for the annual sinking fund.
Section five Of the bill provides that the
act shall be known as the sinking fund
act OF 1873.
NJ Banning moved 20 suspend the
rules srd adopt the resolution for the ad-
j1urument Of the House from Wcdnes-
day TO Friday next in order to observe
with due respec, and reverence q day on
which the graves Of the dead heroes of
the lste war are decorated. Agreed to.
Mr. SoI,hsrd, from the select commit
tee on counting the votes for president
and vice-presIdent reported bill on that
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-28
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, May Il
SENATE.


MIR. Beck introduced bill to repeal
the existing taxes on capital and deposits
OF banks and bankers, and to impose
taxes on dividends in excess of 8 per
cent Referred.
Mr.. Davis. of Illinois, called up the
Senate bill TO provide tor the appoint
ment of an additional circuit judge Tor
tho Seventh Judicial circuit, composed Of
tle States OF Illinois and Indiana, which
was discussed until the expiration OF the
morning hour and then laid aside.
Mr.. Morrill, introduced "a bill sppro-
prlsting $25O,OOO for the erection Of fire
proof building for the National Museum.
Referred.
Consideration was then resumed of the
bill providing a permanent form OF gov
ernment for the District Of CoIumbis.
The bill having been considered IN the
Committee of the Whole II was reported
TO the Senate and the amendments made
in the Committee were conCurred 10.
The bill was then read third time and
passed.
Mr.. Ferry moved to take up House bill
10 IOTOlQ the IuTLEeT FeLlTemeIL OF leEhI
tender notes. Agreed 10 yeas, %;
nays, 20.
Mr. Window gave notice that at the
expiration of the morning hour to-mor-
row be would move to lay aside this bill
and take up the legislative appropriation
bill.
An effort was made TO have it under
stood that q vote on the legal tender bill
should be taken st o'clock tomorrow,
but objection was made.
Adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-28
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
YesterdaY's Session.

PITssBURGH, May 27.-This mornings
session OF the General Assembly was oc.
cupied in hearing the appeal OF DR..
Thomas II. Skinner and Nathaniel West
from the decision of the Synod of Gin
cinnsti. The action WAS for dIsloyslty to
the Presbyterian Church. DR.. Mcclure,
the defendant, was charged with beng
IN opposition to the terms of the doc.
trinsl aud eccleiaslical basis of union,
and proclaimIng and advocating doc
trine5, principles and views at war with
the standards Of the Presbyterian
Church. The records of the case were
read by the clerk and the testimony in
full gone over.
The evening session was occupied by
argument and vote was reached at
half past ten o'clock-243 voted to sus.
tain the appeal, 7 voted TO sustain in
part, and 81 voted not to sustain.
The Moderator announced that the sp-
peal was sustained, and committee was
ordered to bring in minute Of the
judgement of the Assembly, and the As
sembly adjourned unit! tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-28
al Congressional fight, unless the Repub-
l.cans compromise upon mutual friend.
But truce TO politics.
THE ARTS OF PEACE.


Smith, Sutton & Co s steel works are
running In al departments.
The hoop mills Of Lindsay & Nc
Cutcheon, Star Works, are on double
turn.
At the Pittsburgh Forge and Iron
COmpsny's works, the boilers are run
ming double and the balance single
turn.
The lower mills of Lewis, Oliver X
Phillips are all on double turn. They
are sbort putting in a set Of three-high
for their bar mill
Bryce Walker set pots Thursday last
and started pressing today.
A limited partnership hss been formed
here by Wallace G.. Muzzy and John J.
Glessner, who propose making flint glass
ware.
John Wilson, Esq, President Of the
Richards and Hartley Glass Company,
died Friday and was buried to-day. He
was fine gentleman and very highly
esteemed.
LippIncoLts axe factory is rushed with
work. They seEd goods to Australia.
~ - ''DN' iD-SI -S~D'V sHCa' Aa9 OSSA
put 10 by Brown Il Co., Tenth street.
The large mill formerly owned by Nc.
knight, Duncan Il Co., South Side, has
been leased by Lewis, Oliver Y Phillips,
who are rolling wire rods in it.
THE IRON CITY TO THE NAIL CITY.
On Wednesday evening number OF
Pittsburgh gentlemen 90 to your city at
the invitation of your WayerIy club.
They anticipate very enjoyable time.
BAYARD.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-28
GRANTS THIRD TERN.
r,,ir.,. Efforts IO >hCIVe Him Oh II
Pension.


s,.,,al 10 the Register.
WAsHINGToN, Msy u.
The old stories about Grants poverty
.,5 desire to speRd mis- remaining days
.ri.,Iy sre being revived. 1t will be
Non. bersd that waen the bill TO place
r.,s-sI SHE'D. on the retired list OF the
,,ny came up in the Senate, it was
,,.4s5 down with an amendment in
.,rsiry Grant. Democrats resisted this
,,,.u.e nobody would declare that
g.,p, needed such bounty. The
4.y srtr the defeat OF the bill q
p,ogbican Senslor entered q motion
,sc5n.ider the vote by which the bill
v,. defeated, and nobody understood
g5v this was done. Now Don Cameron
and Blaine are urging Democrats to vote
r.,be bill with the Grant amendment,
Needing Grants poverty and promising
.ss. Shields shall beproyided f1rIf Grant
b ,lsorstired. Grants friends say that
be lost heavily by real estate operations,
,,i tia, by the time he returns from
Europe he will have nothing left to live
%.
1. hss oecs.ioned some surprise to find
Blaine SO active 10 the msLter, since 1t
Is, been no secret that be harbOred an
i, " feeling toward Grant Tor his defeat
b, Cincinnati. The motive is not so
.afsul, to ind. From present incica-
lions GraLt can have the Republican
domination tor the presidency IN 1850 If
be vsnts It. BiaIuels IN training for
s-r.asr effort and would be lad to snelve
G.sLta. ANY pT.ce TO the country.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-28
CAMPAIGN ThUNDEX.
iricKs ofIhe Republican Politicians
-JiYu Service Reform,

,gg1.a. 10 the Register.
WAsHINGToE, May y.
TIE heads Of the department. are CIV
-gyalla5le aid to the Republican cam
p.ga committee il It's efforts to put Ii Q
TO the party tor the next campaign.
Where it is possible to embarrsss pub
. business and charge it upon the
Democratic House, they are putting in
asi- big licks without stint. In the
?..sl. office they refuse to issue patents
a- which pstentees have paid, and
gre as 8 reason tb,. there Is no sp-
,.gpristion to do the necessary printing.
-zev have made formal and Insincere
:r1ss. to the Government printing
g@.s to 60 on with the work, and the
P-5.ic Printer, knowing what was eI-
g-.st Of him, has very accommodating
y declined to 90 on without pay.
This brings about just the state Of
sza.-: the managers desire. The Navy
Department, which has the knack Of
.l,1Isr.1g all the money it can sc. be-
.,s the end OF the fiscal yesr, has run
-s.-y through IFS appropriation and
1.-a Is ,0lble IN that region.
U.aaa1ruI appropriation for the pay
I
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-28
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.
Atrocious Murder and suicide.

MEsDoTA, Ills May News
reaches here of 81 s.rCc,ogs murder com
mi,ted At Arlington, smsII town nIne
miles west Of tLis place, Sunday. A
Carney, young mLu Who had been re-
fused permission 20 visit MEs CC.lenbne
young lady Of his acquaintance, went
with rszyr, shot her with revolver,
aud, being met by Mr.. and Mrs. Co.Ien-
hine on his way down stairs, mo. the
f..her in the hip ard cut Mrs COIenbire
severely with butcher knife, snc, rush
isg out into the yard, drew tie rszD-
across his own isrOs. several timcI slt
expired almost instantly. The young
.a1y's parents sre feyerely bu. : Of iata-
~ injured. and she lived but . isw m.u.
Tfnz
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-28
REVIVAL OF BUSINESS
Heavy Movement Of Grain iu chi.
rHgO.

CHICAGO, May 27-TEc uuprccoIeut
ed movement of grain in this market d.
attracting considerable attention, and in
dicstes great revival Of business. Last
week the aggregate receipt' o. al cereals
was 3,G9OS7l bushels and the aggregate
shipments were 2, lO5,223 bushels. Besides
tins there was received 3S,l72 bsrrek Of
-four and shipped 4'C25 barre.S
Computing the -four rs whca. this shows
an aggregate movement for tho week Of
7,Z8j,Os4 bushels cf gain. FIGURES
never before reached in this or in any
city on the continent Tc- lays move.
ment was larger than hitherto recorded,
z 524 car Iosds Of grain came IN, Of which
1866 bushels were corn and 1900
bushels Of grain came By csnsL The re-
ceipts in bushels would therefore b. Tor
tc-1ay, including -four SlT733i sh p
ments Coz 755. To.sI movement ZO4'S
bushels
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-28
A Chapter Of Suicides at zsue.viIIe,

ZANEsvILLE, o, May 26.-Lsst night
an inmate Of LIZ Kincaid's bsgnio, cor
ner OF Harvey and Ninth streets. named
Maud Davis, late Of Hsrmsr, Ohio, took
3 heavy dose of lsudsnum. Sne died At
> o'clock this afternoon. She was nine
teen wears old. Unrcquited love Is the
supposed cause.
Esrly this morning Kate Fsrrls, Bill
Uphold's hou:tkeeper, made an s:tempt
to hang herself, but wss cut down in
time to save her life. Kate Is still in "a
critical condition. No cause Is assigned
Tor the rash act.
The funeral ,f Ohsrley GLENN, who
committed suicide yesterday at Chicago
Junction, took place in this city at P.
NJ. today, under the auspices Of the
Druds. He leaves a large ,snily. D.
nestle trouble is said to be the cause.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-28
RaiIrOHu Accident.

ST. LOUIS, May 27.-As the westward
bound train on the Wabash Railroad
approached Boobv Station, west OF
Decatur, about $50 O'Clock this morning,
two passenger coaches Jumped the track
and tumbled down 40 embanknenL
Conductor Horace Morgan was severely
cut over the eye and had MS back badly
sprsined Brakeman Mex Burns was
injured internally. Nearly all the pas
sengers were more or lees hnrt, but hone
seriously. The accident was caused by
the spreading Of rails.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-28
MOIlie Mccarthy.

CHICAGO, Msy 25.-CaIi!ornia's favor
ile running msre, Molie Mccarthy,
leaves here for Louisville tonight. She
hiss attracted much attention from horse
men during her stsy here, and COZ
noiseurs are convinced of her remarkable
running abilities. Henry Walsh, her
trainer, states that she in the best posi-.
bic condition for her contest with Ten
Brock July 4lh.