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River last night 2 feet 10 inches.

River last night 2 feet 10 inches.
The Science. will. be to-day's Parkers
burg packet, the Welcome leaving at tn,
same time for Marietta.
The Pres Ellison leaves at her adver
tised times for Rellsirs.
PITTSBURGH, October 25.-River inches
and stationary. Clear and warmer.
CIScINSATI, October 25.-River 8 feet
II inches and stationary. Weather cloudy
and warmer.
CAIRO, October 25.-Arrived: Guiding
Star, Baker and Golddnst, Vicksburgi
Colorado, Memphis; Fucker. Paducah
Departed: Golddust, Colorado, Baker
Rucker, St. Louis. River Z feet inch and
falling. Weather cloudy. Thetmome'
ter 84o.
ST.. LOUIS, October 25.-Arrived: Eads
and barges, New Orleans; Grand Hope
and barge, Cairo. Departed: Grand Lake
and barge, Cairo; Maude, Memphis. River
statsonary-9 feet inches by gauge.
Weather cloudy; light rain. The Mime.
apolis was raised yesterday, and arrived
here this afternoon and went on the
docks.
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BgLLAIRR BRIEFs.-The women are talk
ing Of having hot coffee Saturday night,
on the occasion of the Republican parade
here. They think after o march in the
cold air cup OF coffee would be preferred
by all to anything stronger.
The vacancy in the School Board, occa.
stoned by the resignation Of Mr.. Lee, will
be filed by an appointee OF the Board
itself until the next spring election.
We advise all Republicans to get copy
OF Mondays Wheeling Register and read
the Bellaire account Of the Republican
turnout Saturday evening. In reading
one part bear in mind th9t there were six
full cars in the train that left here for
Wheeling, with twenty.iour seats to the
car. RC'F.
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THE mInGn FURNACE.
suit TO Recover from the Original stock.
hoIders-rhe AFFAIR Considerably In
YoIHed.

NuANtos
srEuBRSvrLLE, October 25.
Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligence
The case Of Nimick & Co., Of Pittsburgh,
e! al, vs.. the original stockholders OF the
Mingo Furnace Company is now being
tried before Referee James F. Daton. A
large mass of testimony has been taken
during the last four weeks, but the busi-
ness is mixed up terribly, making it one
Of the hardest and most difficult cases ever
tried. The original stock was S255, 600,
and the liabilities are $3.50, 900, oil which
S62, 500 has been realized by the sale oil
the furnace. Under the statutes OF the
State OF Ohio the stockholders are liable
TO an additional amount equal in sum to
their investment. The Referee will make
his report at the November term OF Conn
mon Pleas Court, when the matter will be
finally adjudicated.
Some oil the principal creditors are as
follows: NimiCk & Co., Pittsburgh,
S24 600; Williams & Co., Pittsburgh,
$4,000; II. q. Flick, Pittsburgh, 5000;
Williams ( Co., Allegheny, 5000; Bel
mont Nail Works, Wheeling, 81, 500; Ben
wood Iron Works, s., 500; Hornbrook &
Co., IS. 100
The Bank OF the Ohio Valley and Ex:
change Bank also have claims amounting
to about so, 600, which are, however, se-
cured. Besides these claims there are
numberless ones held by Wheeling and
Pittsburgh parties runningin amount from
S25 to $50. A large number OF second
mortgage bonds are also out, held by
Wheeling, Pittsburgh and other parties,
which, with the first mortgage bonds out
amount to over 100000.
The business is SO badly mixed up that
we cannot get complete list oil the stock.
holders, the residence oil great many Of
them being unknown at present. We
have, however, got list OF them as far as
possible: Alex. Laughlin, S6S.0O0; Serig
Bros, $4,000; n. p. RemiCk, $50, 600; W.
W. Glass, $4,000; T. II. BIashear, $751;
600; n. j. Chew, $1,000; VIM. Dean, S26,-
900; Harry Harden, $1,000; Thos. Harris,
jr, S. 1900; c. Hess, $1,000; George Ingler,
81 500; q. L. Irwin, $500; VIM. Linch,
81 500; Myers Bios, 81 500; D. J. Murray,
$, $50; james Roberts, S., 1850; Samuel
Speers, 5000; John Sanford, s. 500: II.
Truxell, 5000; Jno. B. Trull, 81, 900; Jno.
Bruce, 5000.
The taking OF the testimony is not COM
plete vet, and. will not be for several days,
but that the case will make considerable
stir before 1t is finally ended there can be
no doubt. ALwYN.
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rae INSURANCE CASES
Will be Heard Tomorrow Morning by
Judge GrRhm9r.

Judge GrAnmr.
An immense crowd filled every loot oil
available space in the Police Court room
yesterday morning, attracted thither by
the announcement that the insurance cases
would be called up by Judge Cranmer. Inc
audience was NOT the "reglsrs" who
usually fill up the room to the exclusion
Of Others, but was largely composed OF our
hest citizens and most substantial business
man. who were either there as witnesses
or had personal interest in the develop
ment OF the cases. The lSTILLIoENcER
Yesterday morning published list Of those
agents who had been cited to appear, and
these gentlemen to a man did appear to.
gsther with their counsel, Messrs. Daniel
Lamb, K. g. Barr and Attorney General
White.
A. II. Beach was the name written
across twenty.four OF the processes, and
this name was first called. Mr.. Beach rep.
resents the "lElna Life" Of Hartford,
Conn, and as agent OF this company he
was charged with doing businesSor solic-
itiug business from Henry Schmulbach
since the month OF May, 1880. Attorney
White, representing Mr.. Beach, moved
that the processes be quashed, and said
that as there were several important legal
points involved in the consideration Of
these cases he would AK the judge to
name another day upon which these ques'
tions could be argued by counsel. He
also, at the same time, together with his
associates, wished to raise question as e
the validity OF the ordinance, that il
whether it is constitutional or not, but in
any event he moved to quash the pro
cesses.
Judge Cranmer. said he recognized the
fact that there were important legal ques
tons involved IN the consideration OF the
cases and felt disposed TO grant the reques
Of the defense, and after consulting ethel
side, named to morrow Wednesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock at the Municipal Cour
room. There is great deal OF interes
being taken in these cases and the out
come OF the contest is anticipated witt
much concern. There is a diversity o
! opinion among counsel upon the question
Of the validity or constilutionality OF the
, ordinance, butthe preponderanceotj udge
ment, so far US we have been able &c
, learn, is against it. indeed the counsel iol
The insurance agents are confident that Il
will not stand the test; that the hearing
tomorrow will perhaps determine the
matter.
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Born SExEs.-Major j. ". Dickey, o
Washington county, Pa, and Col. s. A
CoCayne, Of Marshall county, W. Va, two
of the most prominent sheep men in thi!
section, called at this Office yesterday.
Mr.. F. L. Forbes, and F. Myers and
wife, OF LeesbuTg, Kosciusko county, Ind.
we're visiting in the city yesterday.
Miss B. II. Holiday, Of steubenville,
who has nesa visiting in this city for sew
eral days returned homs yesterday: :.
VIII Lawrence, Esq, Of Pittsburgh
spent the last two or three days with his
friend, Frank Orr, In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Connolly, Of Pitts
burgh, and Mr.. and Mrs. Mo. Eyeres, Of
Philadelphia, are visiting A. NJ. Hamilton
in the Seventh ward.
Deputy U. S. Marshal B. ]. Campbell
OF Hancock county, was in the city yester'
day.
Hon. John A. Campbell, OF Hancock
county, was at the Mcclure Yesterday.
Mrs. Cochran, Of Caldwel's Run, who
has been visiting friends at Moundsville
for some time past, has returned home.
Hon. John 4. Campbell and Jacob
Kemple, Esq, were In the city yesterday,
but left last evening for Wellsburg, where
they addressed a Republican meeting last
night.
Messrs. G. Steele and Fred. Lorentz, OF
Morgsntown, were in the city yesterday.
The Geo. B. StreCker left on time yes.
terday for Parkersburg.
Mr.. F. L. Forbes, oil Leesburg, Kosciu-
sko county, Ind, arrived in this city yes.
terdsy morning, IS the representative OF
Leesburg Lodge, No. ISL, P. and A. NJ,
for the purpose OF removing the remains
OF Prof. Louis Gibson, late principal OF the
Sixth ward public school, to Leesburg for
interment. Prof. Gibson was Junior
Warden in the Ledge mentioned, and was
an honored member. He was a school
teacher for several years in the town OF
Leesburg, and was universally respected.
Mr.. For5s was accompanied by Mr.. F.
Myers, the father.in.law Of Mr.. Gibson,
and the two left at ll:l5 last night, over
the B. i o. for the West.
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THE CouRrs, CIRcUiT CouRT-J udg
Aelrin.-This Court met at 10 o'clock yes
terday morning and transacted the follow
ing business:
The office judgment docket was called
and the pleadings made upin the severa
causes. Causes were set Tor trial on and
after November Sth.
Peter Clause, native Of Germany, was
admitted to citizenship.
The cases Of the State vs. Albert Price
and NJ. Burke were set for November Sth
The cases OF the State vs. Z. L. Good
rich and L. Reynolds were set for Novem'
Der 9th.
The cases Of the State vs.. Barney Reddy
and ]. A. Freese were SGT for November
10Th.
The cases of State vs.. Rohan, Myers
and "Dutchyp West were set for Novem-
Der llth.
The same VS.. West, Stanley and John
Cain were SGT for November 18th.
The case Of the State VS.. Catherine
Myles was set for November 10th.
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ADJUSTMENTS. - This evening Barley
Campbell's great comedy Matrimony"
will be presented at the Opera House. MT
Campbell will he here himself and super
intend the preliminaries. The Baltimore
4n1,rican, OF October Goth, says:
"Mr. BARLEY Caupbell's new fonracl
comedy, Matrimony,"' was produced
Monday at Ford's before good and par
ticularly enthusiastic audience. BARLEY
Campbell's name has for some time pas
been synoD ymous with something good IN
the theatrical line. He has achieved some
OF the finest dramatic successes in an age
OF theatrical history, and his Galley
Slave" and "My Partner" have produced
such good Impressions on the public thai
thew are prepared to give him an ovation
nm any occasion. "Matrimony," although
an elaboration Of an idea contained in an
early sketch, is au essentially new crea
lion in very many respects. 1t Is telling 10
situation and climaxes, and all that bids
fair for effect and success, while the dia
lovue is sparkling and and wholesome. i
was handsomely set on the stage and vel
acted last night. The most prominent rolt
is that Of Dick Seabright, ajourna!lst, and
as taken by Mr.. Ed. +. Thorne was a com
ple,e success and charming piece Of act
Inc. Mr.. J. \. Gothold as Ralph yannettt
was excellent, and Miss Louise MuldeneI
az Laura Yannette was very pretty: Sht
has pretty face and considerable de
gree OF artistic intuition, as was eVinced bI
her acting. The rest Of the cast was vel
IN to the standard, and the entire produc
ton certainly an enjoyable one.
Lecture Course.-ArraBgementsha have beer
made for series OF lectures to be delivered
in the Opera House. The first OF thes'
will be given by Rev. 7. De Witt Talmage
December 18th, and the second, Deem
ber-l5th, by John B. Cough.
Carl Herrmann.-This evening PROT. Car
Hermann will give one Of his excellen
piano recitals at Wiesel Hall, McLain'
block, Market street. All lovers OF plan,
music will be there. Tickets on sale at Q
Y. Lucas music store.
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wEAruER INDICATIONS.

WAsuISGToX, D. G., October ?6..Foi
the Ohio Valley aud Tennessee, cloudy OIL
partly cloudy weSther, occasional rain,
southwesterly to northWesterly winds, de-
cidedly lower temperature In western part
falling, followed by rising barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, cloudy weather
rain or snow, warmer southerly winds
falling barometer followed by winds, shit
ing to colder west winds, rising barometer
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What One OF our Nelghbors Has 10 Say
About IL.

What One Of Our Nelghbors Has TO Say
About IT,
The Republican jollifcation at Wheel
ing Saturday night was one of the most
successful political affairs that city has
seen during this or any previous campaign
Wheeling, Bellaire, Martins Ferry, steu'
benyille, New Philadelphia, Bridgeport,
Etnaville, Benwood and other pointswere
represented in line, and the procession
was something to be proud Of. Notwith::
standing the threatening appearance OF
he evening, Steubenville turned out well,
and at six o'clock sharp the clubs were
on the special train at the Q. 4 2. depot.
There were twelve coaches, and they
were nearly all full. The clubs marched
over to Wheeling after their arrival at
Bridgeport. After marching all over the
city, and being excellently well received
everywhere, the clubs returned to their
various homes, Steubenville getting in
about IAN. The Sherrard Guards had a
hot lunch prepared for themselves when
they arrived, and it came In very conven-
ienily after their experience in the cold.
A large number went down who took no
part in the procession. Everybody was
Glad he went, and all had good time, and
showed to the world that Republicans are
outgrowing their traditional disinclinatton.
to 20 out into bad weather in matters OF
poiitics.-StettbenriRe Herald.
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ThE well known druggist OF Andalusia,
H., Mr.: Rob't Ross, sends us the follow.
ing; Since ! bought the store OF Mr..
thompson, (deceased,) l have introduced
the st. Jacobs OIL and 1t Is remarkable
bow many thorough cures II has produced.
! myself have tried 1t and In three days
was relieved Of the most acute rheumatic
pains. Have rstSiled five dozen Of the St.
Jacobs OIL in two weeks, and the village is
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TRASsYERs OF REAL EsrATE.-The fol.
lowing transfers OF real estate were ad.
misted TO record in the office Of the County
Clerk yesterday:
Deed made October %, 1880, by John J..
Jacob. special Commissioner, to George u.
Miller, in consideration OF 1880, a piece
OF real estate In Triadelphia district, stu.
ated on the Cumberland road, containing
Ave acres aud Eve poles.
Deed made October 10, 1850, by Abuer
Key and vile 10 Isaac J. Linton, In con:
sideration OF 5000 for one acre, OF land
and the stone, coal or other minerals under
lying the same, in Triadelphia pistrict, be:
lug portions OF sub divisions n ana IL OIL
the Sheppard estate.
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Personal-D. G.
Wanted-Girl.
Welcome Clothes wriugers-Nesbitt 4
D. 4ttention-Youug Mems Garfield and
Arthur Club.
Wanted-Fifteen Young Men.
List OF Letters.
Wanted Statesmen.
Notice-Tsland Citizens.
Plants TO Keep Over Winter-Devine's.
Card Engraving & Davenport
-[head otlocsl.
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CHEP TOBACCO is the "boss." II You
try 1t you will use no other.
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" you wantthe finest chew out, buy the
Chief Tobacco.
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INQUIRE for Chief Tobacco aud take no
other. You will ike it
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THERMOMETERS RRcoRD.-The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, as
observed at Schnepf's drug store, Opera
House Corneri
1879. 1850.
TA.n.I2u.8P.x.7F.A IAN. IAN 3. PM rN.
II 20 81 IS 81 81 81 b
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SUTTON BROTH SOUP for Merchants
Lunch this morning at the New Mcclure
House Sample Rooms.
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EVERYBODY chews Chief Tobacco, be-
cause 1t Is the best. For sale by all first
class dealers,
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rested BY Experience.

Eight years ago when the Union Cen
trail Life Insurance Company adopted the
Lilerate Endowment Plan table was pub
lished showing that at the age OF forty a
Liie.rate Endowment Policy would prob.
ably mature in about twenty years. The
results thus far have been fully up to the
expectation. II party, aged forty, insure
for $40, 600, upon the Lite.rate Endowment
Plan, the annual premium is 1913, which
for twenty years would amount to 81; 2B0,
and according to past experience bis Policy
would then mature, and $40 900 be paid to
him in cash, unless he should elect 10 draw
an Annuity instead.
II he should die during the time, the
sum OF $4,000 would be paid to his family
or estate; but il he should live the twenty
years his payments would ceass, and he
would receive an Annuity Of 1923 60 dur.
ing life, or $4,000 in Cash provided he
had so eleCted), being 50, $40 more than all
premiums paid, or paid'up policy oil
$751; 40 with profits by furnishing a
satisfactory certificate Of health.
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CnlEy ToDAcco is all the rage. Try it
For sale everywhere.
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First-In case of early death, the pro.
lection Of the family is secured by small
seeond-It provides for the old age Of
the insured.
Third-By distributing no surplus to
those who die eat!y, it enables one 10
secure endowment insurance at much
less cost than any other.
Fourth-It is non.iorieitable aud incon
iestable after three annual payments.
except RS to age or fraud.
Fiith-It Is the best yet devised to meet
the wants Of msj prity OF the insuring
public, and is chosen by the greater mum.
Der OF those who insure in the Union Cen
Represented by W. H. Harris, 1909
Main street,
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ASrcE Upright Piano for rent at sheib's,
Washington Hall.
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Louis XIV box Joint American Watches
Just received by ..o 49, o,u,n
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10. 10 on saturday uiEnI az =; Co.,
On all night train. ss'sFsat Al
ClGse CONNECTIONS are made for Ill polr, s,,,,
Southwest North and EOrthEcIt, nsFsI N, ny =.
rShle route LOT eoloniEtI ard ptnoe' eSs,is, ~
groai West, and 70 whom particular l,issti.s ~
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Stopping Shvn required al shetmla H0-'A JAZZ
VILE, West Wheeling and GraTelli.l' ,-., ,,,ys
Tickets and Baggage CHECKS 20 Al! gheaI ia
In the East and Wat can b procured 'a' ''
Once In Bridgeport. ppvygn
C3ensraI Passenger sri TtEH ~.
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WHEELING, PITTS AND gilr1yo,, ~
Leave Wh0olinE....... 600 a m M. Nv,
No tratrS run on this b vision o. susd,, N
Tickets 70 all principal point o. ~, :,
Omee open ~ AL hour during tie dIy' e. M
Information 70 the tnVelinF pnblie tb,.,I.n-..
,, v. n. CLENESN " 70
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P1TTsBgRGH, CINCINNATI 1T0,-
4 LOUIS EAlLwAY-P4N HIybIiE I FSS y,
Ia ;;;;:,7s...;;:;5sgss :
Time Table East and West jul ltb T.Ae
Trains IeAye Pan Handle Depot. ~!
street, near Public Landing, daily ~ {, = !lGa
loIloEs: 'Aall
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0LEVELAND & PITTSBURGH B. +,
" CONDENSED TIM CARD.
IN ~ s;,....i;,:5 s;;Es:...;;;.9 81
1OIkI EASl AND NEal,
On and after June 18th, 1850, al TrIlsJ VI 70
daily texeept SundAy,j Al follow;
. Through TRIns TO PittSbuyh.
Z ThrOuHh Train 10 CeTelAna.
2 Through TrAiDJ TO Chicago
PullinAn'I PNloT CA1 btt'Eun WtllIril NJ
Cleveland.
Hotel and Sleeping Can u all Tninu bArNa u
NGnce and Chicago.
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ONCE i. Nos. rs and ~ Fourteenth street
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TO CLEVELAND.
TO CHICAGO.

AeUJtnril Aocomm0IdIOa-Led Tbs btLliie y y, W
p. ~, Bridgeport 500 p M arrives a. ss'4p,h ~.
Sos p. M; lCAyeS StOlbCnVllle At 7%L 2 H-'
port At SIC a. IN. arrive Al Bel!it Al 4" no., y
: The SIeubenVile Accommodation, y hp pt',S,
their regular TIP to aud from stelbenh ~ W.
the following trips between BclIliF0 40 AN-'
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.whoslIns Time. E1p1 E E1P' E 51I a
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TRAGsPoRTArIoN=

ALF4AoRE d OHIO RAILRO I'M,
~ 60
IN and after June %, lssC, I7SS7ssS:
run . ioll0SS-WhealIsE Time. sa Inis \,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-10-30
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Operatives who closely confined in the mills
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State of Maine.

KENNEBEC rs Superior Court in Vacation. Au-
gusta. October 81, 1850.
DOBERT HIGGINBOTTOM Libt. VS.. Genetta
~ Higginbottom, upon the annexed libel II or
dered by me, the undersigned, Justice of said Court
that notice thereof be given to the bellce, by pub
fishing attestcd copy of the same, abstrLct
of it, together with this order thereon, three weeks
successfully in the kennebec Journal, the first time
in the Daily, newspaper printed in Augusta, in
said county of kennebec, the las; publication to be
three weeks at least before the next term of said
court, be holden at Augusta within and for said
county of Kennebec, the first Tuesday of Decem-
Der xt that she may then and there appear in said
court and answer to said libel if she see fit.
W. =. WHITEHOUSE.
GAbstract of the Libel
The libellant alleges that he lives in said Augusta
good faith before the commencement of this libel
that the parties were married at Portsmouth, n. ii
August .th 1877, and that he has since behaved
as a faithful and afiectionate husband towards his
saiu wife But he alleges causes of divorce that
she has treated him with cruelty. that she has a
peeysh cross and quarrelsOme disposition, and that
In june 1879, she deserted him. and has refused to
return to him, and has avOwed her determination
never to do So Wherefore he prays the court to de-
cree to him divorce from the bonds of matrimony.
He also declares and makes oath that he does not
know the present residence of the libeee, that he
has used reasonable diligence TO ascertain the same
but is unable to do so.
(Signed,) ROBERT H1GGINBOTTOM.
true copy of the order Of the Judge with abstract
of the libel. -. . 90 ,
octs5r lt&w2w