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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-17

TmE CnLviIE Folly CuNriNY.-This
evening the COlvillr Burlrsque Company
will commence two nights engagement
at the Opera House. They open with the
screaming burlr>tIuc ui the "RnbiusDn
CruSOe,' which WAS introduced in this
country by tho celebrated Lydia ThOnip.
son Troupe, hut equally we'll given 10y the
present brilliant combination. The Col.
vile Company comes here with the i'm.
mediate Prestige 0i Il remarkably success.
fnl week in Washington, where the critics
were unanimous i'll their praise. English
adoption "i French opera bOulTr has fire..
qucnily been Il failure, from the TACT that
the dcrrncy Of the English Stage would
not permit, nor the resources Of the Eng
lish language adequately reproduce the
peculiar style OF wit and humpr, upon
which much ui the su;rtSS Of the "libruitu'
depended. BIt inthesc hGrlesquc operas,
aS rendered hy the C"lvilIr COMPANY.
there is nothing Of French pririrncy, nor
does the interest ri the performance hinge
upon the double catCndcrS," or doubtful
situations the humnr is wholesome,
! the Wit il sparkling. and the music il, OF
course, correctly and brilliantly rendered
| Milo. Rpsrlu. the pima donna, j. Il Young
lIdy nj unusual lrIuly and dramatic and
musical ability, and Miss Gilmore, Miss
Mrrvillr. Miss Lee and Miss Eyrrlrigh are
each in her way rNrciIrnt arii>lr. The
male members Of the company are well
worthy Of their fair compccrs, Mcssrs
Drew, till and AlatIn being each capital,
hothin voice AMI and action In tine, the
company iSas good ui its kind a. any We
know Of, and We trust everybody aud his
wife will br sure To see it.
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q. q. Euru. No. 2In0 Main street, is the
plarr /" buy y"ur Dry floods, Carpets, uiI
Cloths. Sc,
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N~v,AL NEEr!vn The ,'prkhpIIrr- II
the C"lumh,I EIlllus i.'prjI'ipu, ri the
seventh Wui, hrhl 'hcIr annual meeting
ON Friday ui.hl Ii.' lar III" rlrrliua Oi u
Board ui Directors. Owing to The limited
a'trmlurr. ~ election Wa hc!d, aud Tia"
mlI IrarH will accordingly hold oyer. Tie
members "t tie" I'D Board ave. Il. I.
Cri-wrlI. ! q I"r.u-ru, .I"- Lawson, j.
e.. luk"n.. IH"s Prince, \. ". Stevenson
anil e. II Watkins Is Mr Watkins has
remove! from ia" ri'y. u" Board pr"p"."
rl,r'ing Mr. Henry Zones Ia succeed him
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Prnr Jersey Seed Sweet Potatoes. at
PARKER BRuS,
l4lO Main st.
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Dur'I"E, EE.Nrr"ISrn G,v Mathew
la r. appointed III" "l'l h"arI ii nirrr,
lrr, irr llr Hospital i"r the lnSnr nj
y. nu. W Jas Wiri,rw. Grrnhricr
count, IN. H. lismplr..., W"o'l rlunlv;
\. 4 Lewis, !, I;tl-lnn, w. T.. livrIy,
l.rwl.cruuly " l.. lIcnrn, Ohio county
j |. Arr,llorI Jackson county, ]. "
r'anliu, Jrltup"uo"dniy,C VI bishop
Preston r"uuil
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EOR RENT-rhc Desirable Law Offices.
Il No liI0 Ihaplins Sir,tl nnu ,rrui led b M,-Nr>
knkinr Allison ruS>tU,"n given ApIiI IL.
AHhy ~ j. +. nAlII,
fI Olirr PralOIv ln,. q, Iaiy NUTS,
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ti"nn Red Table lIamask, iaSt culorS,
only iuc per yard, at q. &. Roth's.
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Ask your grocer iur IarkSun's Best.
Joseph Sgoi,lrl " Co. have it at wholesale.
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FM SrmNG-Ncw STYLES oi Ladies' line
Fulton shoes just received ut I..v. Rloni's :.
llIl Main street.
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EORkENT-PLEASANT ROOMS FIR.
l. NlSllED ~ uniuFnishrl ib hI,r,I. InbI. I..,ni
SO J~t month. MRS A. l. lInl.InAN.
luhN'-NAN l1Ul NltbllFa ,tt.,t
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Euk SALE-TIIE PIANO WAGON
= o. Adams Lucas. The Running Rlrs arr near
neN' NlIi tr sylI At very low pIIur. To he seen
|" IN "a" store 81 e !. l.urls. Apply 10
dS A. NJ ADAMS
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FARMERS change your seed 10y buying y,
\. Early Rose, at PAEEER HR'>..
lilo Main st.
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>ruurS nFNrT ~ Miss ASS TINN.-MiSs
Aun Iinn, MISTER 0i l'Uler Aim, tho well
known rpnirrlourr. died suddenly last
hight ri heart disease Miss Xmn and
Ms, W"rls a niece. had taken tea with
some Intends "n the Island. and started To-
return &" the city shortly before u'rlprk.
~ they crossed the SUSPENSION bridge.
Ms Wu,L, u"iirrl that her aunt was
wuikiug n'hur slowly. hud ~ heavy
SHOW Wa, falling She remarked that she
would hurry On with the children anil get
them under shelter Us soon rs possible
Accordingly, Mr.. Wood, pushed forward
mprr rapidly. ,lnnkIng her aunt would
ip.ir. 81 her lu-Hu Shortly afterwards
4 couple uf little gil, Who were rrrssin.,
the mil.,r discovered Miss Einn living on
the street TAI track. near the east end nj
ihr bridge. gh@y At un,e SUMMONED as
~i.'aurr AMI the lady wn- rrmryrd To the
residence ni her hmlrr Mr. Peter Xinn.
~ the h.!!;" rIrGpr
Tho l"iy survived hut about iEiII, min.
ute, spring At about hr,i,plSl nine
".'!",k. H. la'rs, via" was hastily SUN.
m"HrI pnrnrUurrl heart di.ra,r the
rarl.r ii h"r death. Deceased was rasi
mlldl" age, and vat, oue 1t tho oldest rr,.
lduu'S 81 Wheeling, having spent the
whole 81 her Iii" hrrr. She was we'll
hnu"G Ia mrtl NJ or riii,un. nn,i
highly respected hy al
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LNDR RENT lhSirAlc dwelling Vt siN ru,ui, anil
J. wash tom, \" ;! Twelfth AWrt. AlsI Two r an.
~ Second Nt"ry NJ NJ 81, suitable for olius W ,rrI.
luz roonI' l;eni los Apply to
BIZ I. \. llll.pEEiH,
uhil NJ ~. Cuabliua ,tr,rt
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TmE COURrS.-SuPREME CuuRr ~ Ar
rEALS-Jmigcs Gnen, !NomT, HIgnoh and
IohlNm.-This Court met on Saturday. The
Judges were all present. The following
business was transacted:
Petitions for appeal and superscdeas
were refused in the cases OF Benjamin
Shaw vs.. Jesse A. Childs, from Preston
county, and South Branch Railroad Com.
pany ", Cnnrad Long, from Hampshire
county.
\ writ of error was allowed in the case
Of Isaac Brown ". John J. llalSteal, from
Nicholas county.
Adjourned 10 Saturday next at II \. u.
t. :. DIsrRICr COUGr-IttlE Lucl@m.
This Count met na Saturday morning As
usual and disposed Of business Is follows
Stephen Thompson Il ~. vs. John $
Prinslc. Defendants anSwcrtn plaintiff
declaration was sustained. The case wa,
rrmanlr,l tn rules, with leave To plaintiff
To amend his declaration.
l.. b. DOlbearG, found guilty ni an in.
traction Of the Internal Revenue laws, ana
fined sion, renewed his rccOgnizamrc tOap
pear a, Clark ,barg on the first Of April, To
do and perform what the Court shall dc,
icrmine.
Court then adjourned, b. meet a, Clarks
burg April Isl. 49,
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>ulL rnEN Cow New good, arriving
every 'lay at G.G !;uin'S.
JWh~uS's hE>T tive it Trial and Won
will ne u" "llrr Joseph >pu;irl u e.
Wholesale ',ruwrl, have Il.
- -
RnErNirlSN,- This dr"nliul torment.
the doctors tell Us, /, IN the blood, and,
knowing this IL u" tue. Wv advise every
sufferer I" try - hrHlr"i Diumss Ehri
matte Remedy, lii.rakru internally ana
VIII positively rurr The a"r,i ral,r. in the
shortest tine. Sid h. ",riy druggist IN
Wheeling. nav
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Cm.ur NnTES TIL" 4oria! given 10y ia,
congregation II Idnu street VI T. rhmrh
last WrInrs'lay rvrhiny, TpI;...l ~
liuirartr'l mrrl,np- an IN pTl9rgs' e;
'hr Baptist and { u T. Cl,uuUr,
Martins Ferry
!Iigh, MnSs will br celebrate IL, lhr
Cathedral at nn'rlprk llis morning Il
I'a'rirs's bay
BISHOP Kuin !rrDu"I 1t the CahrIral
yesterday gib'rrp,u IN The lndrirs'.-
hiily aud lni'llIhiir. N ihr lhUrrl 81
Christ.
Al the 18th street Iurll.l, lun,"r."
Church. yesterday morning, Rev ). T.
larultL, the pastor ii the Church, IT"arl,
ri from MARX N. =, - "Why could no,
W rust him uut' ~! llr sud uuln them,
This kind ran r"iur Irri!! iy Ln.ting lat
hy prayer aud lt-lImy ILr sunday
school lMI the a1ril rruwd Anl guM ~.
lcrrrl VIA uMniie,rd Isry. john CrpIl
preached ut night irum An'H, I "IJoo
Iril many which hrmd ,hr word hrIir,ri,
m'l the numhrr u lh" men wn- iiyc'hu1.
,and.
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lGuIrm>,r NorGs lInbIoy", the wrsI
kHpSu Temperance us'ai"r Wa- defeated
ipr H." nomination e! NJ.rr "i Nlruhrn.
VIII" ~ lir" IuImmri,., an 'uuu!W lat
E-.. i.Iqrv. 81 Wesley VI I Church.
m'd'r,-'ia lazy" meeting ~ M"Uri Hall
m saturday ryru.us
I"u"- "',rr Valley IuhIl""~Irgcr, gave
. DDu.a,' Ut Parker Hall, "u SATURDAY
'Nruru- gm,i,r IT, aus'r'it4 NJ tit" Parker
ii.,i TcuTuLUDr lnl9u- Inru va. !,
y,ty good auIlrn," rn-oni.
\ large m""iing Wa held a. on Hall
last night. which wI- addressed by Mr.sr..
Vim l., Bancroft aud -. G. rruNrll There
were twenty igncr- 10 the pledge
\ FOUND 4pcIal i, 10 IT, gwen hy the
trmplHurr folks ar utl'- Hall, III Friday
and raiHuIa. GvuEJEcH next,
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James tirJsan resumed tho stand and
further testified ~ behalf Ui the STATE:
Q-,iro-an, where dill You - just i'm
mchia,cly after Won got this money on the
iAFud uhcIG
A.-Same .nsguraG gave before.
Q.-What is that?
Al came mp MaiuIS far ~ l4Ih anil
came mp I2lh street aS far is the Court
House steps Didn't stop anywhere.
lust walked right straight up; loft
the Commercial Bank alone; Mr.. Car
ucy left before | did; | did sop
at the Peoples bank to get some i've
and ten dollar bills changed for larger bills;
thought il would be handler 10 carry; !
didn't ask Nr. l,ilhrclh Tor larGer bills, I
didn't count the money at the CONNER.
cial Bank or at the Peoples tank; ! had
nnrunvrrSa'i1n with Mr. Carney that !
remember, about his going into the Com.
mcrclal Rau!: and getting the check caShcd.
| first saw the check when Mr.. King
handed i! to mr the evening previous Ia
getting til" money.
John Carney was then called ior the State,
and briu: sworn. testified substantially ~
follows
lam Teller at the People, Bank; |
gnow Jane, Gru.an; Mr.. tirOgan came Ia
rmr amt Mnl.ir,! check clshcd, and want.
ct me Ia hold the check until friday. |
toll him thctrausactiun was irregular, hIi
To- rpmr AROUND on Friday morning and |
Womb cash the check. | didn't know ihat
thu Bnihlm. Association had tina; much IL
their credit ia the CuMnirr.lal lilnk AMI
walked irWn Hith him frrihG InrpIs, ri
identifying him Shortly aitor thil Mr..
Gronn came in the Peoples Bank and
asked ii | could give him larger bills for
some small bills. which did gave him
ijl',. $2D',and Sos Mr. tirogan asked me
t. take the cheek in myself and have ii
rl,hcl. oaying that he hal been in there
Ig,i sr.uli.y hr;nr.. that and had cheek
ca,hrI. I'rlG hiIa ~, and ~ 4a.hri IN
together | saw Andrew King on that
Friday morning, and he -ail II" wunl,l
send check around to br riShrd anil !
told him | would cash il.
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CnEw Jackson's bcst Sweet Navy Tobacco
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LNNr ENrLn.IuS The alarm 81 lirr at u
quarter past gwen n'ulock last night wa
Orcasi"ucd by the urEiiiug NJ a iau,p al
tie residence Ui Mr.. IIyirr Reilly. Nu.
23lI Market street, letSccn ..Sl aud 2iIh
streets, Crntrc Wl"cln. The alarm VAS
-"nt in from Box H., Unici Engine
House, aud the lire department wa uu,
prumidiy. hut their services were not
needed.
The lamp WAS pulled lrnih > table in Mr
Er,Ily's HOUSE hv one Of hi, riiiih.n iuE-
ing hold Of .hc table cloth. II irll IL the
iI"rr aud exploded, setting fire To 'Ir ear.
pet, Rnh making such brilliant light il
the h"u," that the mriglIlIur- were alarmed
AMI raised the cry II lire >ryD#!rhl,d.rn
were sitting about the table NJ the iiInr III"
arrii,Gi occurred hut fortunately al go.
raprd without injury. \ gentleman who
happened to Lr On llI"";,Fpsi'r ii col the
street. nr'irins the blIIr, IAN IN anil
4nu'rhod small child IRON is seal At tho
table. ana mn doubt saved il from ,rrinus
injury. The flames were speedily rNiiu.
gui.hrl, anil III" 'la;nigc rr,r!lliug from
the explosion was confined simply T." Ill"
'miuIng II a potion "i llIr carpet
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JER>KY Seed Sweets,
Jersey Seed Sweets al
PAEEEG liRu>.,
lilO Main St.
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EOR SAl.E-A SECOND-lIANDLAW
i YER P1niinS Pn-s. PlIsn IIAI7. Apply
lhflllEeifcT hin'r< ssS-ASU
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! BELLAiRE LoCAiS--fl. G.. Wilson, Clerk
VI the Wutrr Works Boanl, has beer
snperintending the putting in Of a two
inch pipe to supply water To the inhabi
tantS Of Rose Hil. Not mach pressure car
be expected OH the hydants there, FOL
thev will he on q level with the reservoir
Workmen were engaged last week in
putting dOWna gas pipe along one Of the
cross streets below the u. d o. r. Il.
German is taught in our public schools
again. The teacher is the German preach
er
There isa meeting Of the Light Guard.
calle,l for Monday evening.
Marshal Archer and Andrew Isnlcr,
! IAliimnIr ~ Ohio Railroad Policemen
went Ia MrnEhsYille laJt Thursday after,
nnpIalier Orvillr Marshall, who was charg
al with hurglariLing n Baltimore Il Ohio
tOol.car, Rni also with breaking into d
warehouse and stealing some tools. The
man was found and arrested bv the
Alpun,lSyillG City Sergeant. and agreed Il
come tn Ohib Voluntarily, 10 save the
trouble MA rrluisiliun. BY the Mayor Of
lIirUrsvillc and by Justice Floyd he wa.
held in S,bO in each olrrnSc 10 arprar he
fore the Court VI Common Pleas. Til,
BArncsNi.ie officers had from noon to even
| ing NJ Friday to take their prisoner 10 st.
Ciarsville jail; hut they kept him and lei
him Gscinr. Oar policemen are very in
dignanl. They spend their time and
muney tn arrest man and then he il al.
lowed To -. II il trnr that sending him
to st. Clarsvillc is no; Il very sure way oi
keeping u prisoner II j. getting to he
considerable Of m annoyance to have our
criminals 60 free just ms soon rs there ia q
reasonable chance Of furnishing them
There is feeling Of cxal!alion in pris,
Oner who has succeeded in making Il sue,
ccsstul escape, that does not tend To sup,
press his leauing Ia crime.
| II has been said hy 81. CEirsyillr that
with the Jail at lIrllhirc there would be no
chance OF rc.tNking M escaped prisoner
for lie could cross the river 80 easily. 20
liccman Roller Saysii they r.cape We have
officers here who will follow them nveI
the river and bring them back.
There will be- preaching at the Presby'
terrain Church Monday, Tuesday and We'd
ncsOlny evenings, aud probably the Other
evenings Ol the week. Mr.. Gastnn will
have help.
The Elders Of the Presbyterian Churcl
have asked TINT live Elders he added I,
their number. They are hut three, judge
Anderson, Mr.. Crafty and Mr.. Sheets, ant
arc all oIdrnough tnfrel the need Of assist
ance. The fprimrr two have been Elder,
ever since the organization of this church
Mrs. Hanna and Miss Mills were down
from Wheeling Sunday. REF.
.
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EOR RENT.-Nrry chrap--tbo Store
l. ltOm, with dwelling Mllrh-l' No IntS Mplu
stree, nov Gccupld by j. >ttaub, Merchant rSiirI'
Enquire 81 II. FOWliES Cu,i,m House, friS
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My .vru.a, p. Isl, it wa>h basel upnu lkr
ilcl that lr wanted INT a. SruE lie cheek
over uulil Ii,!Iy. NJ crnrrIlnrnt wl-
mad" about III" transaction.
jane GroHn, recalled: / iii not pre-.
sent the check lu any ether bank in III"
cily 90 ku"N that It wa- done.
Harry Caldwell VT recalled, aud tr,,i-
iir,l to the fact that certain hills II I;rr l..
Tavl,r i Co., G"r. X. Ilyirr aud Mr. VI.
L. e.. Wright, which wee paid in iill"rc4,
months. ,,rirn. I!.s lMl ri "lrh month.
were MT entered in tho Office Lrii,al.un
book, a book u.",l in III" uIlirr in which
all collections up 10 andiurnlin. the lulh
al III" month are entered
This r,nrulrl tn" ir,'impuy ga h,lnli
ri the STATE. Mr.. Hubbard, ,IusH i,r
III" defendant thea ak, lIhr the cl.r Ia.
urL,iEur,l un',l thu ,,"n".rIp'rr'- uinrl
hr~rl'lrr "u, ami .:igpH'nil" defendant F.,
counsel, in order ir mryrtr rSrIIIr Ger.
laiG testimony introduced durns the
hrlriu. lHr rIr" was accordingly con.
'.uuri un,il Nnrry. Nuoh 9TH. Au
agreement va "n'"ri into Whvrris Ih,.
counsel itr dy'-I:iHi a.r 20 !,.Gn Eg,".-
h. tie iJJul y, MI ilmGs.
III" h"iun, ri ihr rasr a.liu.l Joan
NrSN"i;, fIr rmhrsi'rurUi, viii he ,.,m-
mrHrri li.!- morning II HD'rlu"k
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NlR UENE-iO large and Sulll E,uui, un "A ami
l. . hu'r' Of huildiuE NJ. q Fourteenth strr,i
suitable l'r dazzling, lsEing club, uIh, festival.
~ dHn'ing lariir' ApIly IL " l. McAEEE al,
VI lnlrll srn.rI nhnr. tuhm
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ENOR RENT OR SALE

A fine BRICK DWELLING in the mos,
desirable locality in the ety. 80. llI7 west side
OF Chaplinc street, For Term, apply at the
0illcr "l the I'rrmln Fire Insurance 10. No.
- r"uItethul sL'el. jaJ0
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Trial hu'l"s p crn'>.
Logan, list Il Co., Agents. MWFGW
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EOR RENT

l.
Tho SALOON AND STOREGOOM In the 0r~ra
House" Also tine Rar Furniture and Fixtures Of s,id
sal on i"r SAe at reas'nable figures. rorlrms apply
At the office Of the
GERMAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
Jas NJ - Fuurtrcni,, ,lr,,l.
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.IIOR RENT CHEAP.

BUSINESS PROPERTY, No IIH Make, ,lrrt.
deirAble Building TOT retail bu,inr, al riea,,
nnl
Possession given ApriIls: IS;g. Inquire Of
WI. W. COwT:S,
mas'rls ~! Chaplinr street, Vitv,
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EOR RENT
rr,li77
EOR RENT

TWO ROOMS communicating In 8ailey's
block, No. 1900 Market street. on third floor
frum. All the modern cunveliences, En-.
fuireoi II. Forbes,
seq Custom lTnnsa.
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t
The RESIDENCE No. 1876 Foil Street,
one door above Twelfth Street.
Enquire Of
JAS. l. HAWLEY.
JAM ,22U Main Street.
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l.rCAS Mise STORE,
l9921 Market -irrrt.
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NEW MEXICO.
Indian Dcpre,latIons-A General UprIs.
Ing OF the Red.SkIns.

!
San FRANCISCO, October l6.-A special
dispatch from Silver City, New Mexico
says the Indians have been committing
terrible depredations in the Rio Grande
Valley and southwest Of Fort Cummings
For several days past the people Of Colora,
do have been besieged, and been fighting
since Saturday, and they appeal for aid,
On Sunday volunteer company Of thirty
men, under Captain John @. Crouch, went
from Messilla- and CruCeo 10 their aid.
They met one hundred Indians near Colo.
RADIO, eighteen milesfrom Slocum's rancho,
on the side OF the road. Aitera severe
fight the volunteers werc compelled 10
fall back. They had running tight into
SloCum's rancho. The killed in this fight
were W. I. Jones, County Clerk OF D0na-
hue county, and four Mexicans.
On receipt oi the news at Messilla two
companies of eighty men were raised by
Col. Rynerson, composed OF the best men
in the Messila Valley counties, who were
to join Crouch to-day at Slocum's and 90
to Colorado.
Two trains were captured yesterday on
SLio hGbt bluB Vi DlUCuIu B. III UIlG VI lNel0
eleven men, al old woman aud u child
were killed. In the other all hands es-
capped. Both trains were scattered, and
some OF the oxen were killed and others
left standing in their yokes. Corses lie
all along the road.
The stage from the East arrived this
morning, two hours late.
The number OF people known to have
been killed within the past four or five
days aggregates about forty.
Tho Indian trail, leaving tile stage road
yesterday, leads toward the Black range
and in the vicinity OF the HiIlsboro mining
camp: Maj. Morrow, Of the Ninth cayal.
ry, with astrong scouting party, isthOuGht
to be in the vicinity OF Colorado This Is
the most persistent fighting the Indians
have been known to do in this section.
They are in large bands, and seem deter
mined to stay in the country aud fight
and make general warfare.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-17

The Weston Democrat, speaking OF a re-
cent sermon preached by Bishop Kahn,
Oi Wheeling in that town, says:
The sermon was delivered in most elo-
lnemt and mastery manner. Space for
budding even brief synthesis Of the prin-
cI,lpal points, We can only say in general
that it was a grand unfolding OF reason
and oratory, such as it has never been
our fortune 10 witness. The reasoning
was plain, logical and conclusive treating
with candor and generosity every part Of
the snbject-leaving nothing unanalYzed,
and giving explanations which, while moth.
ing could be palmer, were deep, practi.
cal and scientific. The oratory!-We
would as soon attempt to "paint a
sun beam" as to try to convey correct
idea Of the magnificent execution OF this,
his persuasive and matchless trait. Each
word was carefully selected and distinctly
spoken; and each sentence was under
stood and appreciated before the next one
was commenced, The audience seemed
todwell enraptured on every word, and
appeared 10 realize that what they listened
to was no ordinary effort. No less choice
we're the grammatical constructions, rhe-
torical fgnres and logical coherency OF the
whole, Bishop Kahn has undoubtedly
The complete English language combined
with many Others) at his disposal-never
heSitaung for q word to illustrate the
s5ad meaning intended, and seldom using
Tie same word twice in the same dis.
course
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-17

MILWAUKEE, October l8.-Ata meeting
Of the Executive Committee OF the Aiillers'
National Association, held last evening,
1t was resolved that the baas oisettlement
with State associations should be on
the actual number Of full paid runs, re,
gardless of the Toledo superintendent.
Reports and letters were read in regard to
the Denchtield suits. Judge Harding has
spent some time at Rochester, N. Y, taking
testimony, Using the full sized Cartier
model In said mills run side by side with
DenohtieId, the tests show that the Cartier
model took much less dust in the dust
room while stones ground equally as we'll
leaving the curb as dry and the meal cooler
Judge Harding feels confident Of justice
and sutaciency Of defense. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-17
FOREIGN NEWS.
MEXICO.

CRY OF MEXICO, October 5,-Conpresa
N secret session decided that parts Of
the States Of chihuahua, Durango and
Uoahuila, including the entire mining an.
trict Of Sierra Mojada, be erected into the
Federal territory remaining under The
iurisdiction Of the Federal Goyernment' s%o
%hen the question Of the boundaries
shall have been definitely settled by said
states. Some Of the newspapers allege
that this act Is unconstitutional, but Il
appears to be the only remedy to preserve
Destructive inundations have occurred
IN Labarco, where the loss caused by the
destruction OF corn, cocoa and tobacco
crops Is estimated AT S6n1 900.