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Daily globe., 1879-05-17


The annual meeting of the Iowa press as
soclation will be held at Cedar Rapids on
the 18th of June. At the close of the meet
ing;the members will.make their annual ex-
cursion. The trip this year will be over
the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern
and the Minneapolis and St. Louis roads
to Minneapolis; thence to st. Paul via
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul railway,
and thence over the st. Paul and Pacific
road to Breckenridge on the Red River of
of the North, and thence by the same road
down the Red River to Winnipeg and Sell
kirk, in Manitoba, about one hundred
miles north of the British line. 1t is pro-
posed to spend June 18th at Minneapolis and
st. Paul, stopping an hour or two at Min.
nehaha and Fort Smelling, the 10Th at Lake
Minnetonka, and reach Selkirk Saturday
the 2lst, returning to Winnepeg for Sunday
and starting homeward early Monday morn
inc.
Daily globe., 1879-05-17
THE NIHILIST,S AIM.


The Csar's O.Us Account Of the attempted
ASSASSINATION.
A st. Petersburg correspondent of the
Paris France states that, as soon as the czar
had entered the Winter Palace after the at
tempt had been made to shoot him, he gave
orders for all his friends and the high state
officials to be admitted to his presence, and
repeated to them the event which had just
occurred in the following terms:
81 was taking my usual walk this morn
ing at 8 o'clock, and feeling rather tired,
was about to return to the palace, when
saw coming toward me, along the deserted
flags, good-looking young man of about 80
years of age. I looked at him mechanically
as he approached, thinking the while if that
man wished to kill me it would be very easy
for him to do SO. This strange presentiment
was all the more inexplicable as there was
nothing in the strangers appearance to sug-
gest his being conspirator. He wore the
dress of clerk in the finance department,
and his demeanor was perfectly correct. AS
these thoughts we're passing through my
mind, saw him put his hand into the
pocket of his cloak, take from it q
pistol, and aim at me-. In
stinctively darted aside. The shot went of
and missed me. just as was on the point
of calling for help second shot went off
and, thanks to the movement made to right
myself, it likewise missed its aim. I then
called for help. Policemen appeared imme.
diately. walked straight toward the would
be assassin, who stood still few PAGES off
His arm seemed suddenly paralyzed. Tht
men rushed at him. He then seemed to re
cover himself, and fired two more shots, ont
of which unfortunately wounded one of m.
preservers, while the other hit the wall nea
me. At last the wretch was secured and dis
armed. Thereupon, to tell you the truth,
felt rather faint, and I was brought back t.
the palace. Let us praise God, my friends
It is He who has spared my life."
Daily globe., 1879-05-17

owners, should either be sold for charity or
presented to the sovereign, who is or may be-
come Englands greatest enemy.
Lord Falmouth, who has been so remarkable
on the English turf of late years for never bet
ting, and winning more races than any one,
comes of very ancient family belonging to a
country famous for many pastimes, but not for
racing, and is probably the first Cornishman
who has been eminent on the turf.
English Spiritual lists have been holding
| meetings 10 consider the faction of the lunacy
laws on private and public r.ediums and 9TH
ers through private asylum doctors" at which
services of song'' were sung by the assembly,
selected from the church. Wesleyan, Independ-
emf, Baptist, Presbyterian, Roman Catholic
and Unitarian hymn books.
They are evidently determined in Georgia to
suppress the practice of carrying concealed
weapons. The Savannah News records that Mr..
Dan Coffey, of Americus. was recently indicted
| for that ofense at EllavIlle, the county seat Of
Schley, because he was found with a screw
driver in his hip-pocket. where, it seems he had
placed it for safe-keeping. He had taken it
along with him for the purpose of screwing
DOM some plates to burial case containing
tue ISuAIus OI lhuy WDlCH uau Ueen DIOuSnt
to Ellaville for interment.
The literary executors of Mr.. Bayard Taylor
have been greatly annoyed and mystifed by
the disappearance of the lecture Goethe
from his well-known series on German litera-
ture, as delivered at Cornell university and in
Boston, New York and other cities. The re-
naming manuscripts we're found where they
belonged, carefully done mp and ready for the
printer. as Mr.. Taylor's intention always was
to publish them The Goethe has undoubtedly
been lent to some friend who has failed to re-
turn it.
The New York herald., 1879-11-08

OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR THE EXCEPTION
11pyfRTisEMESTs PREsTNTED GEFogE LIGHT
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POST OFFICE NOTICE-1sr PAGE-6th col
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS SWANTED-FEMALES-
7rH PAGE-2d col. -
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOX SALE AND TO
RENT-2D PAGE--3d col
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-2D PAGE-3d col
REAL ESTATE WANTED-2D PAGK-3d col
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-lsr PAGE-1st and I'd cols
RESTAUKANTS-2D PAGE-4th COL
KEWARDS-1sr PAGE-2d col.
SALES AT AUCT1ON--7TH PAGE-4th COL
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-7TH PAcK-1st and
I'd coils.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-7TH PAGE-3d col.
SPECIAL NOTICES-lsT PAGE-2d Sd and 4th cols
STORAGE-7TH PAGk-6t col.
THE LECTURE SEASON-1sr PAGE-6th col.
THE TRADES-7rH PAGK--4th col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAcE-4th col
TRAVELLERS GUIDE--7TH PAGE-6th col NO.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-2p PAGE-4th col
WANTED TO PURCHASE-2D PAGE-4th col.
WATCHES. JEWELRY, &C.-7rH PAGE-4th col.
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PAGE-3d col.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &C-1orm PAeE-6th col
The New York herald., 1879-11-08
HORsEs. CAl,nIAGEs. &c.
"A + BAKkEK SONS
ACI1Y AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TArTER-
SAILS.

BARKER AZ SONS
ACI1Y AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK rArTEE-
SAILS.
CORNER OF BROADWAY AND 18TH ST.
CHARLES ". BARKER. Auctioneer
REGULAR SALES every "Wednesday and saturday.
TWENTY FOUR hours allowed for trial.
CATALOGUE or SALE THIS DAY.
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
PARK Phaeton, superb order, by Brewster.
TOP PONY Phaeton. Brewster pattern, by Close.
THE BAY trotting Mare GYPSkY QUEEN. 15si high.
old; is and day 40 troter, to
road wagon. and is warranted sound and kind
TROTTING SLEIGH by Long Si!sby
FINE handsome bay t;eding 1521a high years old
stylish unequallod n harness under saddle
ranted aud kind also elegant top side bar Road
EXTRAORDINARY PROMISING trot,inr Geding, 1914
high years old of the finest drivers yet known or
has frosted better than minutes gated to go IN
and warranted sound and kind also single scat Road
Wagon, Harness. 6c. -
FINE LARGE by scding 10 high, years old; stylish
driver, warranted sound and kind also top full spring
PAIR BAY Vermont Horses 10 high, years old; extra
stylish, great roadsters: warranted Kind. =.
CIiESTNUr tlorouc chbrcd saddle geldng. lo1s high
kind.
VERY SPEEDY black trotting Colt Is high. old
TRACK sULtY. nearly by IIetfeld AZ Jackson.
PAIR OF bay Canadian Ponies, IL high aud years
old Preat roadsters
SPOTTED MUSTANG Pony. II high. years old; fine
sa<idler and speedy.
LARGE NUMBER of Road Wagons, Phaetons Express
LARGE LOT of Double and Single Harness.
TWENTY EIGHT other Horses
FULL DESCRIPTIONS at sale.
SALES NEVER postponed OH account of weather.
The New York herald., 1879-11-08
POsr OFFICE NOTICr.

I)OST OFFICE NOTICE.
Tho foreign mails for tho week ending Saturday. No
1879 will this Office Tuesday, at
eIO NJ for Europe by steamship Arizona, via Queens
town Wednesday at n NJ, for Europe, by steamship
Abyssnia via Queenstown correspondence for France
specially addrossed and at A. NJ. for France d
by steamship Amerque, via Havre Thursday, az
7O A. NJ. for Europe BY steamship City of Brussels via
Queenstown correspondence for Germany and France
be specially addressed. and at 10 80 A. NJ Tor Eu
rope by steamship erer via Plymouth Cherbourg and
Iamburr Saturday. at A. NJ. FOR Europe, by steam
ship Brtannc via Queenstown correspondence for Corr
Scotland be specially addressed), and nt
NJ for Scotland direct by steamship Bolivia via Gias-
gov, and II 30 A. NJ, for Europe. by steamship Hhein,
Via Southampton aud Bremen. The mails Tor Denmark
Sweden aud Norway despatched by Hamburg and Bre-
men steamers only. The mails for Newfoundland leave
New York November 3 and T. The mails for the West In
dies. Brazil and Argentine leave New ork November D.
The mails fbr CuDa leave Now York November aud q
The mails Aspinwa and South Pacific leave New
York November 10. Tho mails tor China and Japan viii
leave Francisco November 10 The mails tor Austria
liza sc leave San Francisco November -.
THOMAS l.. JAMES, Postmaster.
Posr OrFrrr lplSk Nov. I. 1S79
The New York herald., 1879-11-08

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, l2e5 BRoApwAYYSv Yv
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR THE RECEPTION
or ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALE OF PAPERS;
ADVERTISEMENTS PRESENTED BEFORE FIGHT
O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING ARE INSURED
PROPER CLASSIFICATION.
The New York herald., 1879-11-08

HORSES. CARRIAGES. eSC.
4 SECOND HAND CARRIAGES.
Elegant Landau our make. nearly new.
Broughan. city make, In splendid order
Brett. OF make, used only two months.
Mail Phacton. with top ON front seat.
Coach. city max nearly new.
Rockaway, for SIX persons, In good order -
J. Il. BREWSTER \ CO., OF 25th st.
NY CASH OFFERS WANTED TtiIS DAY-FOUR
"A handsome combined Saddle and Driving Horses, also
light extension top Phac seats four
light Rockaway, top Depot Wagon. Brvwser improved
Buggy. Pony Phactons elegant light dorblc aud
single Harness magnificent largo pair black Russian bear
Roier. all nearly Inquire boarders property,
Rossinore stables. 247 West 4lst St
A NUMBER OF HORSES FOR SALE CHEAP;
hwarantcd good workers. leo company's stables, o2e
West 2lst st.
A FINE Ray COUPE HORsE-l6 HANDS. YEARS
Aold. fine chestnut sofrel both warranted sound
and KIND. West 18th 1T.
A -sIIERMAN's UPPER JAW DRAW CHECK.
--latest patent. and tho bost check IN the world Tor
speed and of horse and colts. Sold ut JOHN
MOORES. 81 Warron ST.
A sACRIftCH.--2O EXPRESS GROCERs' WAGONS;
Anew, secondhand: for baker. butcher milk, laundry
depot delivery; Wagons exchanged. 226 Spring st..
A six YOUNG HORSES. Is TO 10 HANDS, S55
ALTO $50; warranted good workers. 142 Elm st.,
Grand. saloon.
A FOR SALE OR WILL GIVE FOR KEEP TO RE-
N .sponsible party in country bay Canadian Mare
years old; warranted In every respcc also one brown
cash offer refused i5o East 18th ST., rear.
A -FoR SALE VERY CHEAP. ron WANT or USE,
N .par OF draupht orscs also two sugc iorses
retired from busincss; weeks trial given fully
rsntcd; must be sold Private stable l3i East 18Th
near I'd av
The New York herald., 1879-11-08

4 SSOCIATToN HALL, 23D ST. AND 4TH AV.-
"A Stanton Street Baptist Church: pastor s. Knapp.
A. NJ subject-'Christ Disciplinarisn:' 2 80 r NJ;
In the chapel Of DR. Crosbys church. 4th and I'D
All made welcome; anxious specially invited; subject
s'Seeking Jcsus."
The New York herald., 1879-11-08
THE LECTURE SEASON.

WDHILOsOPuY OF MARRIAGE"-BEING Lee
L lures. delivered at the Museum Of Anatomy. 6iS
Broadway. 25c Address SECRETARY NEW YORK MC-
SCUM OF ANATOMY. 6is Broadway, New York. Estab-
had
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
IRELAN ID.
,Public Speakers Arrested.

LoNDoN, November l9.-Mehall Da-
witt and James Brice Nillen have been
arrested in Dublin, charged with having
used language in public speeches calcu-
lated to incite breach of the peace.
James DAILY, editor of the COnnaught
Telegraph, has been arrested in Castlebar
for similar cause. The prisoners were
conveyed to Sligo, where the speeches
were made, for examination.
DUBLIN, November l9.-The Irish
Times states that the arrests OF Davitt,
Killen and DAILY, charged with making
incendiary speeches were effected very
quietly. Davltt and Killen arrived at
Sligo this afternoon. At several stations
along the railroad extra police were on
duty. The prisoners will be brought
before the Resident Magistrate and for
mally remanded to the Sligo jail, pend
ing the special Magisterial sitting in n
few days, when one of the crown law
officers will conduct the prosecution.
Kilen asserts he cannot understand his
arrest, as he considered that his speech
was entirely within the bounds Of the
law.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20

and to select an orator for that occasion.
After some routine business the meet
ing adjourned.
At the conclusion of Gen. McCOok s
Grafton Miss Annie Stsrey read, with
fine effect, an original poem by Edward
Renaud, entitled The Rock Of Chlcka-
magua." The concluding line, Then
crown the hero's name with
three times three" was fol-
lowed by three rousing cheers. Gen.
Garfield then announced the progrmme
for tomorrow, as follows: At9A. NJ, a
business meeting OF the Society OF the
Army OF the Cumberland; at IL, an ex-
eursion 10 Mount Vernon by the So
ciety; at s P. NJ, reception by the Presi-
dent the executive mansion; at lO p
NJ, grand promenade cencert in the large
tent. Loud calls were then made Tor
General Sherman, and in response that
gentleman stepped to the front and
made a short speech.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
TIDINGS FROM WISE.
A Bottle Dropped from the
Pathfinder After Burr's Death
Prof. Wise Exhausted and
Hungry

ST, LoUIs, November l9.-The flight
of the Pathfinder which sailed away
September % with Prof. Wise and Geo.
Burr, and the subsequent fate OF Burr,
are matters too fresh to need any eX-
tended notice. The fate of Prof Wise
has never been known up TO this time.
1t is linked with that OF Wash. Donald
son; and the sea and the air and the
earth alike refuse TO give mp the secret
place where they must have met death.
Now comes a faded note, written on a
piece OF leaf OF a memorandum book,
which purports to have been written by
Wise. Ii is as follows:
PATH FINDER, OHIO RIVER, November
,, $3.50 P. M.-Near Paducah, Ny. Go
ing at the rate OF siXty-fve miles south
west per hour. z. F. in bad condition.
i am almost dead with exhaustion and
hunger. Eleven days since Burr's death.
Goodbye. WISE.
The writing was executed with lead
penc il, and is faded. A curious fact in
connection with this note, and one 60
ing TO prove the writing as that OF Wise,
is that two words are made OF Pathtin-
der. This was an invariable practice OF
Prof. Wise when writing the word.
This note was picked up in a bottle
that was found on the 18th, in Pirking' )
Greek, between Metropolis. Ill, and Pa
ducah, Ky. Persons familiar with
Wise's handwriting declare it TO be
genuine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
PRODUCE.
baltimore.

BALTIMORE. November l9.-Flour-
Firm and active; western superiine
s. 75(d,5 %: do extra = 25Cd)G %; do
family s. j0GJ7 %. Wheat-Western
Quiet but firmer; No. western winter
red, spot and seller November 81 37iC9
3S; seller December Il 44lCpl Al;
seller January 81 46l@l 4Gl. Com
Western dull western mixed, spot and
seller November, 57lc; seller December
5SG59Ic; seller January 5Sta,5Slc;
steamer 49c. Oats-Higher; western
white 45td.47lc; do mixed 4%e,i5Ic;
PENNSYLVANIA 45Cd47c. Rye-Nominal at
SOc. Hay-Firm; prime 10 choice Penn
sylvania SIS OOtgl6 90. Provisions-
Firm and fairly active. Pork-Mess
Sll SOC. Bulk Meats-1IOose should
ers 4IG4ic; clear rib sides 6l96ic; do
packed Ala De- and Gic. Bacon-Should-
ers sic: clear rib sides SIC. Hams
At lOCgllc Lard-At 7ic. Butter
Steady; prime 10 choice western packed
and roll 23,G2Sc. Eggs Steady; fresh
DOC; lined l6Cdl7c. Petroleum-Crude
nominal; refined s9sic. Cofee--firm;
Rio cargoes l4Gl7Ic. Sugar-steady; A
soft lOCGl2@l2ic. Whisky-Firm at
ll3.
CIncInnar.
CIYCIHsATf, November 10 Cotton
Steady at llic. FloLr-Steaiy at - ~
as -. Wheat-Scarce and firm at II 70
al 2S. COn-Strong at iSc; new ear
3Sld4lc. Oats-Firn and unchanged;
No. mixed not quoted. Rye-Falriy
active and shade higher. at S3(9S1c.
Barley-Firmer; No. 2 spring OC995c.
Pork-Firm and unchanged. Lard
Stronger at s. IS. Bulk Meats-steady
and unchanged. Bacon-Steady and un-
changed. Green Meats-firmer but not
quotably higher. Whisky-Dull at 81 %.
Butter-Quiet; prime TO choice Western
Reserve 23G25c; prime Central Ohio 20
@23c. Linseed Oil-Steady at SOC.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, November 10. Wheat
ST t.ady: No. red winter, spot aud seller
November 81 27l seller January 81 81 /;
seller February 81 -. Corn-Dull; /;
high mixed new 42ic; No. spot new
42c rejected Ale; new, 4Oc 0ats--Quiet; I;
No. 32lG33fc; seller March 32!c.
Clover Seed-Dnll; mammoth - 40;
prime - 10; No. 2 - s..
Pittsburgh
PIrrsBURGH, November l9.-Petrole-
um-Market active; crude irregular at
81 "a! at Parker's for immediate ship
ment; refined SIC for Philadelphia de-
livery.
| OIL City.
OH CRY, November l9.-The market
opened with sales at 81 is and advanced
to 81 2lt, and declined and closed at
81 10: bid for old. Shipments 1900
barrels. averaging i6, 600 barrels; trans
acions 500, 600 barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20

BRaDYoRD, Pa, November I9.-Un.
der the terms OF the challenge published
some time ago by Captain 4. ~. Boysr-
dus, in the Chicago F'oid, glass ball
match for slJOa side Mas -bot ia this
city this evening by BOgsrdus aud Jas.
Keastelter, Sn oil operator in Butler
county. The champion broke go out
OF a r,tssible 900, and keastelt.r broke
go, 10 which must bc adl.d ahandicsp
OF 200 broken balls granted by Bogardus,
making him total Of $40. The contest
was largely attended throughout.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
WASHINGTON.
UNWILLING OF THE THOMAS STATUE.
The City ThrOnged with PeOple-Publie
and Private Buildings Handsomely
0ecorated-Presentation Of the
Statue and Its Acceptance.
THE CITY.
Streets Throngsd With people and Build
fnRs Handsomely Decorated

Streets Thronged With People and Build
inEs Handsomely Decorated.
WASHINGTON, November 10 - The
city presents a gala day appearance.
The streets are thronged with people
seeking places from which to view the
march Ot the Army OF the Cumberland
and the unveiling OF the statue Of Gen.
Thomas. The buildings, public and
private, along the route are very gener-
ally and handsomely decorated. The
Quartermaster Generals building is pro-
fusely draped with the National cOlors,
and displays a large number OF the flags
that were torn and riddled on the battle
fields of Mexico. Stretched across the
street is a well-executed portrait OF Gen.
Thomas The decorations at the Four
teenth street circle, where the statue Is,
are very rich. Around the circle
are thirty-eight lofty poles
united by rope of evergreens, each
pole bearing the ensign, the coat OF
arms and panel commemOrating the
battles i'm which the Army of the Cum
one of its deceased general officers. At
each OF the four corners of the pedestal
upon which the statue stands. there Is
pole corresponding with the pole repre-
senting the States, and tianked by
stacks OF muskets and field pieces, the
space intervening being Ornamented
with pyramids OF cannon balls. Here,
also, a platform has been erected,
capable OF seating fifteen hundred
persons The platform for the speakers
is within this, and its panels bear panels
on which are inscribed the names OF
Anderson, sherman, Buell. and Rose
Grams. In addition 10 these appear pan
els at various points, bearing the names
OF Brigaier-GeneralS Terrell, L. ;.
McCoOS, Sill, Lytle, Harper and Daniel
McCooS, who were killed IN battle or
died OF wounds. Hundreds OF other
panels scattered throughout the decora-
lions, are inscribed with the names of
all the corps and division commanders
OF the Army of the Cumberland. Hand
some private residences around the cir
Gle are also very taStefully decorated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
RAILWAY MATTERS.
Project i'm Texas.

ST. LOUIS, November ia new and
important railroad project in Texas was
inaugurated at Dallas, that State, yes
terday, 10y the filing of the charter of the
Texas Trunk Railroad, which is to run
from Dallas, southeasterly to the Gulf
of Mexico, at or ner Sabine Pass, with
branch from the main line in Angelina
or Tyler county to the Louisiana line,
in all distance Of about three hundred
and fifty miles. The road will run
through the best timber section OF the
State and over a very great extent OF
fine country. The following gentlemen
were elected directors: J. T. Graves, of
South Scituate, Mass; ID. K. Lortwell,
Cambridge, Mass. q. II. Ely, Cleveland,
Ohio; J. F. Ely, Cedar Rapids, Iowa;
and VI. Henderson, j. b. Simpson, W.
l.. Cabel, J. T. Vauston and d. A. Rob-
inson of the different counties through
which the railroad will run. J. q.
Graves was elected President; w. l..
Cabell, Vice-President; NJ. Henderson,
Treasurer, and ID. A. Robinson, Secre-
tary. The capital stock will be S5,0O0,-
900, OF which about five thousand shares
were subscribed on the spot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
Business Enilnre.

CHICAGO, I'LL, November l9.-Reed &
Sons, representatives of several Eastern
music houses, are reported by the Dun
Commercial Agency as having failed.
The total liabilities are said to be Sl34,-
900, and nominal assets Sl67 900, chiefly
in real estate. The house is one OF the
oldest in the West, and has done a large
business at Reeds Temple OF Music.
Members of the firm assert that they
are only embarrassed for means to meet
a note, and that the creditor took unu-
Sual methods for collection, which forced
them to what will be only temporary
suspension.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
STARTLING STORY.
An immaculate Conception in
Wisconsin,.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, November ia
case of very great interest is now on
trial in the Circuit Court. Miss Minnie
Dane swore out a bastardy warrant
against Joseph Schwin, a deputy sheriff,
and, by the way, an eX-Cincinnatian,
charging him with being the father of
her child. The woman, on the witness
stand, swore that Schwin never had any
intercourse with her, but that they were
sweethearts, and that through
some mysterious interference OF
nature the child was begotten.
The physicians who attended the wo-
man i'm her illness also swore positively
that from careful scientific examina-
ton the tact was demonstrated that the
complainant never had sexual inter-
course with any one, and the instance
was only the fourth OF fifth of its kind
ever known. \ few cases OF the kind
are recorded. The virtuOus, unmarried
mother is pretty young woman about
nineteen years old, and the fatherless
child, now about two months old, is a
healthy, good-Sized, ordinary-looking
baby. The case has excited much in
terest among physicians, a number from
various parts OF the country attending
the trial
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-20
TIE PERMANENT SEAT.
Court and Criminal Notes.

CHARLESTON, November Is. - The
United States Court, now in session
here. has found 200 indictments ior il
hcit diStilling. The Circuit Court sem
fenced Granville McDaniels to two
years in the State prison, to-day, for at
tempting to drown some parties by up
setting skill. He is the same man who
stabbed VIM. Guthrie, at Point Greek,
Saturday night, from which Guthrie
died to-day.