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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-01-02

"Or New and Eccriasii,.g Perfume" Is
the best and cheapest perfume ever OF.
fcred to the public for pertaining wear.
ing apparel, letter paper, etc. etc. 1t
is everlasting, and gives TO linen, lettet
paper, and whatever else you may
wish, A most refned aud pleasant oder
II placed in drawer. no matter what
be the contents, IL will become redol-
ent in less than % minutes. Mailed
postage free, 70 any address on receip,
of the price, 25 cents. A''d-,s- q. Il.
Litchfeld, Litchfeld, ''lluo =, an
please state what paper you saw this
notice in.
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Tai.ors. liverymen. sleigh-owners,
eleigh bells and skate dealers and far
mers are all praying for snow and n
temperature down 10 zero Or there's
abouts.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-01-02

An eight hundred pound candy cl-
ephant 10 on exhibition in Reading.
How Our boys would like 10 see the
elephant.
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Seighing.
Beware Of bogus trade dollars.
Fractional currency is distrsssingly
Dcarco.
O,un,srfeit dimes are said to be In
circulation.
Bears are playing havoc with sheep
Ia Elk county.
The Chime Of the sleigh bells is
heard in the land.
williamsport has An eighteen month
bd baby that dances.
Are you going to turn over new
OF on January lst
Oysrcoats selling at cost at Wois &
Oppsnhcimers, Selinsgrove,
Keen a strict outlook for sneak
thieves and confidence mon.
On an average three horses are stolen
every week in Chester county.
Pork sells for three cents n pound in
Ei,tsnning, Armstrong county.
Neglect to put up hand-boar'is sub.
ecu township supervisors to fine.
Hats selling at and below cost at
weis & Oppenheimer's. Selinsgrove.
Some girls are like old muskcts /;
hey u.c great deal OF powder, but
don 60 OH.
A soon was captured IN Northum-
bertrand county recently that weighed
thirty pounds.
Farmers Of Forest county have suf-
fsred the loss of large numbers OF
sheep from ba.s.
Ladies' coats in great VARIETY at s.
ws.'. seliusgrove. Prices lower than
<lscw here.
Maintain your rank, vulgarity de.
spise; To swear is neither brave, po-
lite nor wise"
A big stock of goods suitable for hol.
idsy presents just received at S. Wois'
eslinsgrovc.
Amazing-how pleasantly the girls
smile upon the young fellow who pos
seses horse and sleigh.
Csssious d. Kutz. Of Berks county
has gathered three tons Of black snake
root. and shipped it to PhiIadelphia.
Elias Aurand of Penn township. had
n psrslytic stroke on the morning o.
the 2sd inst. and lies in aprecariou'
condition at this writing.
A small portion of alcohol rubbed on
windows occasionally vt this season oi
the year will prevent ice from collec
ting and freezing on them.
4 largo barn. on q farm Of Mr.. Geo
Schnurcs, near Freeburg, one day las
week was burned to the ground, togeth
sr with all It's contents. The farm WA
tenanted by Mr.. Jacob Hackenhurg.
Aaron Waltor and a son and daugh
ter Of Joseph zeiber Of Bellevue, Ohio
vs notice are visiting their friends il
this vicinity. Lem. Webster of th'
ssne place is also back on visit.
Thirty-seven per cent. Of the con
victs in the penitentiaries in this coun
try are persons who never learned
trade. In this State the percentage Il
donble the general average.
The Phila. K Reading r. r. CO., vii
issue excursion tickets during tn
Christmas Holidays. from all points a
which agents are located. at greatly rs
duced rates, good to return JAM, 4th.
Our young and geniel friend, DIR.
q. Barber started on Tuesday mornin
for short visit to Philadelphia-o'
tensibly on business but II h,s busi
meas is not connected. 10 soma exten'
with one Of Philadelphis's fair daugt
ters,wo don't know --that's all.
Twenty-Five large sizo Perfume
Chrome Motto Cards. no two alik
withnams in gold. post paid ten cent
Address @. y. LitchAeld. Litchfield, II
Please state what paper you saw III
advertisements In.
4 Tract Of Land Containing -
Acrss, situated on the North Branch
shs ensqushAnnA river, about Z mill
above Northumberland Pa, ,--will |
oaesed q Publlo eAle q Hes tlossl !
~ tev6 X 1H,vshambodsad - q
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-01-02
MARIElED.

In Selinsgrove. Dec. iI,h, by Rev. u.
h. Beln,er. Frank J. wag,nseller, NJ. D.,
and Miss Mollie l.. keeley, both OF Sc
linsgrove.
Dec. LIST, by Samuel scholl. B'q.. Jacob
o, Rine Of Chapman Twp, and Louisa
Herrold Of Union twp.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-01-02

The Pcnnsyl Iania Central musical
Association will hold its 9th. annual
Convention in he Misical college.
Freeburg Snydett county, Pa, during
the week conn s,cing Jan, 9Th, 1879.
Concerts will bel lcld on Wednesday.
Thursday and Fl May evenings, Jan,
S,h. 9th. e 10Th, la'b.
Under the skiLull management Of
the musical direchrn Mr. +. q. Meyer,
these annual convictions have come
to he among the Sn.st popular enter.
'sinmcnis our peope have the oppor-
tunity Of attending Musical talent OF
high order is always brought into
requisition and FreeHirg's winter con.
ceru are always ento,able.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-01-02
Adamsburg Temperance Meeting

Major +. I. Scots temperance re
former has been holding a series o
temperance meetings 1t Adamsburg =
extending through all last week. ll3
are reported as having signed the
pledge and a Christian Temperance I'm.
ion wos organi'hl with Reuben KIose as
President 5. ,lAurand, lst, Vice Pres.
idcnt; George .ller 2nd, Vice PRESS
dent IT. ]. R,tiig. Secretary and ID
b. Wetzcl, Treaiprer.
Lack Of spec isrecludes us giving the
report received ,ssn full.
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West Beayer Items.

Mr.. Tobias Bak, r of Mcclure has
just completed flte new house and
a good stable.
Mr.. J. NJ. Troxek with good force
Of help has dressedk,nd shipped large
quantity Of poultry to the eastern mar
kcs. We sawXolun a few days ago,
when he look,i if ho had crawled
out Of festhsePel.
VIM. NJ. Brs'rbn, foreman. Thomas
Youngmsn arr Levi X. Treaster, hsvo
been employees 1af repair hands on Sub
division No. aon the s&LR. II. ever
since the roaS AZ been built.
Amor 8. po'Elhoe tho champion
hunter of McAIte has killed this sea-
son 10 grayCsduirels. 8 Rabbits, 0
Pheasants. Wild Turkeys. 1 Skunk
and Rsttlqh inhke. Sweet scented
some Of the ip,e.
A. X M eswsrth Il having his
house. tsna'lss y Military Wagner
painted. al b.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-01-02

When In Tho lours orhumsn events
. superin,sndy 4 Of the Lswistcwn Di-
vision builds d buys house and sets
down in 'loqF Portable homo. 10! here
comes an sdif to shoulder his tripod
aud comm'sdv life anew. Mr.. Tsy-
lor has bees Promoted 70 6sperin,cn.
dent ,of the b West Penn. Branch
from BIsirsvas Intersection to AlIe.
shoay Ci,y,s hhplace here will be
hlIed by ). Hutchinson, Esq., Asst.
supsrindeJS ~ Columbia and Port De-
posis bv'H u y almost needless tc
say svszks4y y sorry that Mr. Taylor
\ % y ipe q, though u 10 tempered
With \ ps thst Mr. HutchinAon
wIn n Equally populas,-k ksviaow'
= nslslls eksvs lssn,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-01-02
new Rich BLOOD!

parsons Pursa,iye Pms make New Rich
Blood, and Will rorIlettly change the blood
IN tue entire syTcm IN three months Any
person Who sill take pill each n,xht from /
70 = weeks may be rrstlret 20 sound health.
Il such ihing he possible. sent by mail tor
: letter stamps |. y. JOHNSON Il CO., Ban
AOr.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-01-02

Prices for new tobacco ii Lancaster
county have been higher this winter
than for years.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-01-02
aanheed hoa Lost, How Restored

"s"'Sss' ''s' ~~' Wv"
En JusI published. new edition ~
DR. CrivrEwrlts trtrsH.rts
49, E.s.r on th. radical cure iNi,h-
nui medicine of sgermsiorrhna or SEMI.
nsl Weakness. Iu,olunistS seminal Lose
es. Irpo,cn,y. Mcptsl aud lhy.'eAl la
capacity. lnp.timents to Marriage, etc.
also. CessumTion. kpilersy an PITS, in-
iueed by self'iniai sense or SEXUAL extra
ysgance, Ne.
tor rriss, ia sealed envelope, Snly
six ceais
The celebrated snihor, in this Essay.
clearly demonstrates, from . tairly yeArs'
successful Irseiiee. that the sisrmisx
consequence ot sehsAhnse may he radi.
eally cured without the dangerous use %
Internal medicine or he xyrliesiion f
the knife pointing ON, q mode Of cure st
once simple. certain, snd ensensl hy
means Of which every sufferer. no matter
shn bis condition may be xay cure
himself ehesrly, privately, sai 'ss.esi!s.
nHrTais lecture should te in The
hand. Of every youth and every sas 10
the land.
Sen,us,l,r ss.l ina rlais save'sps. -
any sires.. yosf gs.i. On reesirief AK
cents or two gosisfe s'snra
| Address ,ee rnhlisAsrs.
ruE CCLveRwELL MEDICAL co.
a Am ST.. Nee SSrh rsss eeies sss tSSS
Sept, Z. is'S ~.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-01-02
GOVERNMENT STOCKS, &c.-CIos.

" Ing Prices OF DR HAVEN n TovSsRSD, 40
South Th .fi street Philadelphia. Stocks bought
aud soll either for cAsn or on matgin Oct
5th, ISIS.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-01-02
Il. F. Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron.

Has never been known 10 fail In the
cure OF weakness. attended with symp.
toms. indisposition TO exeriion, loss of
memory, difficulty OF breathing. general
weakness. horror Of disease, weak, ner-
vous trembling, dreadful horror Of death.
night swcair, cold feet, weakness, dim
ness OF vision. languor. universal lassi.
luds OF the muscular sysiem. enormous
appetite. with dyspepiic system. hot
hands, flushing oftbs body. dryness of
The skin, pallid ccul tensnce aud erup-
iion on the face. purifying ihs blooI. pain
in the back, hesviness Of the eyelids. fire..
qusnt black spots flying before the eyes.
with temporary sufusion and loss OF
sight, wsut sf attention, etc. These sym.
ptoms ell arise from weakness. and 10
cmedy that, use l.. +. Kunkel's Bitter
Wine Of Irou. II never fails. Thousands
are now enjoying health who have used
IL. Get the genuine. scli only Ia 81 bots
ties, Take only 4. Y. Kunkers.
Ask for Kuuel's Bitter Wine Of Iron.
This truly valuable toaio has been SO
thoroughly tested by all classes OF the
cmmuniiy that IL 10 now deemed iniis-
pensable rs . Tonic medicine. II costs
but little. purifes the blood aud gives tone
10 the stomach, renosstes Tue syslem aud
prolongs life.
lnow only ask trial Of this valuable
tonic. Price Sl per bottle. 4. y. KUNKL.L
sole Proprietor. No. 259 North Ain,h
Street. below Vine. Philadelphia Ia
Ask for Kunkcl's Bitter Wine OF Iron.
aud take no other. A photograph Of the
proprietor on each wrapper, all oshsrs
are counterfeit.
Beware Of counterfei,s. Do not lot your
druggist aeli you any but Kunkers which
10 put up oaly as above = repressnted. No,
can get six botiles for i've dollars, Al
ask 10 Que simple trial.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-01-02
Tape Worm Removed Alive.

HEAD aud all complete Ia two hours.
No foe ill head pAsres. Seat, Pia and
Stomach Worms removed by DR.. Kunksi
200 North Niash Street Advice free.
No Fee until head aud oil passes in QUE.
aud alive. DR.. Kuakrl Is the only Hno,
| cesstul physis,aa In thus eoua,ry tor the
| removal Of worms, and bis Worm Syrup
| IL plenssut and sAfs far children or gro va
| psrseas. esnd for siroular. or ask for .
bottle Of kNuksrs Worm syrup. frlos
| eas doilsr per bSlsls. Css u " your drag
slss. y nsssr falls.
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80 IIHa
DIED.

In Chapman twp, Dec. l2ih. Amanda.
wife Of LOWS Carwell, aged % years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-14
BRIDGEPORT.

The week of PRAYER was observed by
union services of the Methodist and
Presbyterian Churches. Sabbath morn
ing union service was held IN the
Methodist Church, Mr.. Chaliant speak
ing on home missions and Mr.. Edgel
on foreign missions.
Kuhn has been hard at work with @
larger force OF men harvesting ice dur.
ing the cold weather Of the past two
weeks, and has his large ice house filled
To the top. lie is now filling the addi-
ton which he recently built.
Kinline's old factory has been turned
into an ice house, and stored with a
considerable quantity Of the solid cool
ness.
Mr. |. :. lIaines has commenced an
other term of his writing school
The boys and girls are enjoying the
skating on the ice of the river just above
the mouth OF the creek.
Nearly all the stockholders Of the
La Belle Glass Works have called for
and received their five perc cent, dividend
declared at the last meeting OF the di-
rectOrs.
The .Etna Mill directors held a meet
ing, yesterday, and declared a dividend
of three per cent, payable on or after
the 18th inst. The net earnings Tor the
last wear loot up about So 900 This Is
a good record for an iron mill in these
days. The election of directors will
take place at this inill next Saturday.
The mill did not start up Yesterday.
the report in the Sd"ddcd, To- the con-
trary, Notwithstanding. Ii may he sew
eral days yet before they are fully
ready to start again after the holiday
rest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-14
Are Our Statutes a JumbleY

Correspondence 0l the Register
In that part ui the Governors mes
sage relative tO revising the statutes,
reference il made To- section :, chapter
81, acts 1879, as illustrating ~"mc in
consistencies in legislation, T"is act
was amended and rr-cnactcd 10y chap
ter l02, acts, 1873, and therefore dead.
lie also refers to chapters ll9 and 20,
acts 1922 Chapter ll0 amended and
re-enacted sections and :, chapter 81
oi code, hy striking out in section 5
that provision of the code requiring
six weeks notice in newspaper. and four
weeks notice posted on door Of Court
House. Chapter 200 restored the pro-
vision as to notice, making it four
weeks, therefore chapter ll9 is repC aled
hv implication, blythe well known rule
that where two statutes are inConsis-
tent, the first must give way To the
last; > w. Va, Iii : W. Va, l42; 9
Graft. lis: IL Id, l2j; l. ld., 96G; IL
Wall, l5l; > Id., 45S, ! Met, 4OG.
lie also refers tu chap. 222, SEC. 50
Now that act amended chap. -, SEC. 30
of the Code by striking out recorder"
and inserting clerk OF the court in
which probate was had, and as it now
stands is substantially SEE. 81 chap. l22,
Code oi Virginia, and relates to sec. "A
to ~ oi that chapter, providing for the
admission to record or probate Of wills
and authenticated copies thereof, which
sections will be ioundas sec. 3tu I, chap.
lis Code OF West Virginia.
He also refers Ia chapter lOl section
o. The original hill reads, No bond
inr the forthcoming of property shall lie
taken ON an execution on a forthcoming
bond, nor Ou an execution ON judg-
ment. Sc., aud is section Il chapter lS9
Code Virginia, and substantially section
: chapter l42 Code West Virginia.
have taken the foregoing from the
Revised Statutes oi West Virginia, just
published hy ". L. Gilbert. -
NurE-Our correspondent seems to
find a solution ior the difficulties which
bcset the Governor i'm dealing with our
statutes, hy the aid Of an Ohio gentle
man who has undertaken to unravel
them. Ii the Ohio author is SURF hc il
right hc ought To- move over into West
Virginia. lie would be valuable ac-
quisiiion, inasmuch ~ our home law
yers have about concluded not To- risk
opinions on our statutes.-ED.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-14
A NOTED FEMALE TRAMP,
Madame Anderson AccOmplishes
Her Great Feat.

New YORK, January l3.-Madame
Anderson concluded the task Ol walk
ing 200 quarter miles in As many quar-
ter hours tonight. Considerable money
is said to have changed hands on the re-
suit. She commenced the hast quarter
mile at lO:45, and made it in 2:3l3.
During te last four quarters she was the
recipient OF several presents. The
quarter before the hst she stepped
ON the stand and said she hoped
that they would keep quiet so
that she might accomplish the feat
without interference. She appeared
greatly exhausted after the last quarter
Oi mile had been accomplished, and
was taken to her physician, where she
will be under treatment Tor a week or
two. At first she will not be allowed to
sleep more than fifteen minutes at
time, as it is said she would probably
never wake ii not disturbed. In day
or two she will De allowed to sleep two
hours at time, and the time oi rest
will he gradually increased until she
can take all the sleep she desires with
out fear Of injury.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-14
WILD WATERS.
BREAK up or THE ICE GORGE AT
CINCINNATI.
Large Number of Barges Carried Away
The Cd Hobbs Cut Down by the
lce-The kanawha Gorge
Moving with Ire
mendous Force.

CINCINNArI, January l3.-There was
an alarm from the river at > o'clock,
when the ice started, but it soon stop
ped until O'clock, when it again broke
loose and has been running strong ever
since. \ large number OF empty and
loaded coal barges have been carried
away, but their number cannot be
accurately stated, and about 8 o'clock
TO night the new steamer Guiding Star,
which had taken refuge below the New
port bridge, behind one OF the piers on
the Ohio side, was torn lOOsa
and swept down in the ice. Passing
under the Coyington bridge one Of her
chimneys was knocked overheard, and
she lost the other at the Southern rail-
road bridge. She has gone down stream
with the ice and nothing has beeh heard
from her.
The Gd;dtS specials report the break
ing of the gorge in the kanawha at d
O'Clock this morning, run an hour and
broke again at 10 o'clock \. NJ, moving
with tremendous iorce. Several steam
rrs, wharfbOats harbored in the mouth
of the Elk were thrust against the Key
stone bridge and Knocked it down.
The steamer Liberty No. /, was SO
badly damaged that she sunk in n feet
of water. The ice continued running
until =. NJ, when II again gorged at
Portsmouth,. The Ice from above
Huntington has been passing since p.
NJ. The steamer EllOradO was left on
shore there by sudden faltin the river
The boat is uninjurrd.
Frankfort, ky., reports III feet Of wa
ter in the Kentucky river, with every
prospect oi breakup in that stream
Tonight, AZ heavy rise is reported
above that point,
Iawrenceburg, Ind, reports that the
gorge in the Ohio at MOdOc broke at.9P.
NJ and the river is rising rapidly. The
Guiding Star is new and one of the fin
est boats running from this point, and
has made but one trip between this city
and New Orleans. She has acapacity for
Ot 400 tons. cost when cSmpleted SiO,-
600, and is owned 10y her commander,
Captain W. b. Miller.
Eight loaded coal barges were swept
away from the Willow Run distillery
harbor, West Coyin5ton. One was
sunk at the Southern Railroad bridge,
and the rest passed down.
The tOwbOat Ed Hobbs, lying above
this city, was cut down by the Ice. \
barge loaded with nails, also sunk at
the same place,
CINuNNArI, January l3, 4. M.-The
steamer Guiding Star was safely landed
at Riverside, five miles below this city
at hall past eleven. She suffered n"
material injury.
CINCINNArI, d., January IL. :. Ice
broke at Ripley shortly after o'clock,
this morning. Barge .Etna sunk; no
other damage reported.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-14
RRooELYx. April 10th. 1871

MESSRS. GILEs 4 Co.-(icntlem, n /:
Nv wife and myself have been using
yuur lodile Ammonia Liniment for
some time, AMI find it the bcst article Of
the kind We have ever triet. A. YOU
DO not advertise il a efficacious for
burns, thought would advise YOU ut
it, great value in that direction. 4 ser
want in our house burned the hack uf
her hand severely one morning urccRt-
IN and came tu INV wife saving she could
not finish her work she VAS in such
pain. Nv wife tie,i landagC, vet
With your Eminent, about the injured
hand. which on the first application
started the tears a. her eyes. She went
absut her work. IN hour or ~ later
she came 10 our room, minus the hand
az, and NV wife asked how her hand
was. She hal forgotten that IL Nas
burned. NV wife has burned her fin
gers several times, alwaysapplying your
liniment, and never feeling pain or in
convenience from the burn after. In
strapping my razor a lew mornings
since, il slipped and male deep cut in
NV left thumb. Immediately applied
the Hniment; it the cut quickly healed
without a particle ii soreness. | give
YOU this relation d our experience for
the benefit of the public. We shall
never be without the IOdide Ammonia
Iiniment SD long ssit can be purchased.
W. WALLACE SHAW.
Sold BY all druggists send for pam
phlet DR GnEs,
80 W. Broadway, y. Y.
Trial sine 25cents. Logan, List 4 Co,
Agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-14
RESSI0NAL.
WASHINGTON, January IL.
SENATE.

McSSrs. Bayard, Coke and llamlin
were appointed a committee 10 arrange
ior the funeral services of Representa-
tive Sthleicher, and To accompany the
remains tu Texas.
Mr.. Mcmillan introduced bill to re-
store To the public domain the military
reservation known as Fort Ripley Ieser-
walton. in Minnesota. Referred.
Mr.. ingalls,, from the Pension Com
mittec, reported without amendment
the House bill relating to soldiers while
i'm the civil service of the United States.
Placed un the calendar.
Ii provides Tor the payment OF
pensions Ia any persons who were de-
priyed theeeoi during any portion Of the
tiIae from the @0;h of March, 1855, 90
the 9TH of June, 1866, 10y reason of their
being in the civil service oi the United
States.
The Till passed without discussion
appropriating S25O,0O for tire-prOoi
building fora National museum.
Ii was then voted To- attend the funeral
ui Mr. Schlrichcr, and a recess was
taken.
The Senate proceeded in a body To
the hall oi the House tO attend the iu-
neral, and, upon returning Ia the
chamber, adjourned until tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-14
CRUSHED CABOOSE:
Distressing Accident On the Ma
rietta and Cincinnati Railroad
near Athens, Ohio.

ATHENS, ONO, January Fixing
switch, twelve miles west OF Athens, ON
the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad,
MAS the scene of serious disaster at
seven o'clock =. ". yesterday. The way
freight un its westward course broke a
coupling after she had left Mineral
CITY about three mules, and, being
closely followed hy another freight, was
dashed into by the rear engine. \ rocky
pnlnt nhstructed the view ui the rthuuSe
ahead from the engineer, and when seen
Il was tno near a. ward Oh the iuvyita-
hlr result. Three men, Who were
pdS>engvr, in the CahUuSe, ~ the rear
engine plunged isSelf into them, sprang
trOn the side duuy, alighting some twen-
u fpct below un tu solid lee,
Thrrars. after becoming ,ietatChed. had
been halted immediately over the King
switch trestle. over which the men
un;onSciously pitched themselves. One
man irum Memphis, Ohio, was killed.
Another, William King, nf Ming
switch, WAS dangerously injured in the
spine. The other WAS stunned an,l
bruised. Medical all MAS had from
Athens, pr. Francis reaching the in
mrr,l men at IL VI. Nc other damage,
except the cahOuse VAS partially smash
e,l. Nu one is ch6rgedble with negli-
grnvv.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-14
HOUSE.

The report of the Committee IN For
elgn Affairs Was unanimously adopted,
recommending the payment of the re-
mainder of the salary Of the late Repre-
sentative SChleicher, aS a member ui the
FuTty-Fiith Congress, 10 his bereayed
family, and requesting the next Con
greSs 10 make similar appropriation of
his salary a. a member of the Forty
Sixth Congress.
The funeral services take place at >
O'Clock, To- which time rcccss was
taken.
Long before the termination OF the
recess the galleries were filled With peo-
pie. At the appointed time the Sena-
turs and supreme Court Judges en-
tered the hall Soon aiterward the
body of Mr.. Schleicher was borne in
and the funeral services read by the
Chaplains of the House and Senate.
At the conclusion of the funeral ser
vices. the remains were removed from
the hall by the committee and escorted
to the depot, whence they will DE sent IL
San Antonio by this evening, train,
The House adjourned.