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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-19
CONNECTIONS

COfNE y
At Milwaukee with Chicago, Milwaukee 4 St.
Paul. and Western Union Railways, in Unien
Depot, Reed street.
At Plymouth with Sheboyean i Fond du i &C
Railway, for Fond du Lac and Sheboygan
At Forest Junction With Milwaukee, LAX e
Shore and Western Railway.
AtGreen Bay with Green Bay Minnesota
Railways. for New London, and Chisago x
Northwestern Railway. for points north.
AtAlaherst Junction with trcen Bay VI inn
svta Railway for Grand Rapids and point
West.
Abduction City with Wisconsin Vail e, z all
way, for Eausau.
At Portage with.C NJ. & So Paul R y ai-
son and the Vest.
Al Ashland with Steamers for all Lake SUPERB
or Ports.
F. FINNEY General Manager.
JAS. BARN Err, Asst Gen 7. A. Mil.
MILW AUEFE.
C. T. Dutten SEpt. Mil. ( East Division.
j. Campbell. Supt Southern. Middle and
Northern Division. Stevens Point.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-19
THRuUGN SLEEPING cars
...- from S-EyEys roIxT to
s.iIWaukee Is Chicago

daily except sunday, on $40 p. m. train from
Stevens Point going Eas iand south, arriving
in Uuion Depot. Cor. Madison and Canal Street,
Chicago. at $50 a. II. PASSENGERS for MILWAU-
KEF may transfer at HiIber without leaving the
train. into Milwaukee sleeper from Green Bay,
and rest undisturbed till morning.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-19

From Grecn Bay to New London, 80 miles ;
Piover, 81 IN; Grand Rapids, Is N; Mcmillan
Junction 148 NJ; Arcadia. 1872 IN; Winoma 21l III;
Lacrosse, 239; st. Paul, PSI; Minneapolis, 2a2.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-19

WILL Mr.. Edison please again step
to the front, by the electric foot lights:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-19

The Chicago, Milwaukee and st Paul Rail-
way is the only Northw line CONNECTING
IL SAME DEPOT IL CHICAGO with any of the
Great Eastern and southern Railways and is
the most convent ntly located With reference t.
reaching any depot, Hotel or place of business
in that city.
to all Principal Cities.
Steel Rail Track, thoroughly ballasted, free
from dust. westinghouse lnpro red AutOmat-
ic Air Brake. MilTef's Safety Platform and
Couplings on all Passengers cars.
The Finest Day Coaches and Palace Sleeping
cars.
This road connects more bu.iness centers,
health and pleasure resorts, and passes through
finer country, with grander scenery, than any
other \ Northwestern Line.
A. V. III, CARPENTER,
Gen'I Pass. and Ticket Agent.
S. s, MERRILL, JN0. C., GAULT.
Genl Manager, Asst Gen'l Man'r.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-19
X. X. X.

H. W. BEECHER is out for Grant,
and Conklihg is uneasy.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-19
bTs ct a NGE&

For time of night freig ht and accomm odation
trains see local time tab C.
#Dinner.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-19

aking effect November 10th, 1879
GOING WEST. GOING EAST
Accom0. Express Stations Express Accom-.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-19

TIMOTHY CASE. Receiver
.. and Genl Manager
MUNSoN t. CASE, Genr Pass. Agent.
Green Bay, Wis.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-19
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb. u, 1880.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-19
w IS. valley e. e.

Took Effect Sunday, Fvt'y 1st. 1880.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-09
Iron AND NAILS.
NOT THREATENED
BY THIS CAMPAIGN.
Interview With a Pittsburgh Manufacturer
Meeting Of Nail Msn-They Have
Not Yet Decided as 10 When
They Will Resume,
A HOPEFUL VIEW OF THE MARKET

The iron and nail men are happy
They take hopsfnl view OF the MARKET
and acknowledge that the bright pros
poets Of electing Democratic President
will have no chilling or depressing effect
upon their trade. Heretofore, IN fresi-
dental campaigns, Republican manuiac-
turers have contended that the success
of the Democracy would kill of their
business, extinguish the fires IN their
furnaces, and throw thousands OF work
men out OF employment. This year
they readily admit that the success oi
Gen. Hancock would insure them the
same prosperity that would follow the
election of the Republican ticket. VI
cocrse, there Wss nothing in their cry
heretofore, but the fact that they now
discard the complaints of previous cam
paigns is significant. Concerning TIE
market most manufacturers report
much better feeling. While they do not
predlc, nor expect anything like the
boom which began sweeping over the
country this time last year, they still re-
port inquiries more numerous, stocks
less replete and prices with more sim
eniny tendency than four weeks ago.
These remarks apply both to the IRON
aud nail trade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-09
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
A ReMlhlSCeNCG or THe LAST PRES
l0eNTlAl STRUGGLE.
The Proposed Niearauguan Canal-Gen.
hancocs's Retirement from the Ar.
my Probable Officials with
lnfrm Pocket Books.
Mr.. C0NklisG GOING TO EUROPE.

The iabriCations oi Radical CORES.
pondents at Washington has called forth
an interesting little sketch oi the con-
splracy oi 1876, ia which the parts sus-
tanned bv General Hancock and General
Sherman are strikingly cOntrasted. The
presence ot the present Democratic can
didate at Governors Island seems to
have been very annoying To- the Cou-
mander in.Chiei Civil Engineer A. Il.
Menocal, commissioned by the Navy
Department To proceed to Nicaragua
and make an examination OF the pro-
posed routes for ship canal, has per
formed hIs duties and returned. The
census returns irom Vermont indicate
very large decrease in her population,
making il very doubtful ii she will be-
entitled to more than two Congressman
by the next apPortionment. A rumor
is current at the Capital that prior to
making public hls letter OF acceptance,
Gen. Hancock Will tender his resigna-
tion as Msjo General. First, Mr.. Cameron
was utterly broken down in health;
now Senator Conkling is going to Ia
rope; it only remains lor John 4 Logan
tobc struck by lightning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-09
FROM THE OTHER SIDE.
LAUNCH OF THE CzAR'S FLOATING
PALACE.
A Pleasure Boat on a Large Seale-Ths
American Question in france
Alarm Over the Situation 10
lreIand-ConditiOn Of
Russia.
DRIFT OF TALK IN PARLIAMENT.

The Cars new yacht is probably the
largest and most complete pleasure boat
ever constructed. The peculiar oval
shape given the vessel, its length being
go feet and breadth Of beam l53 feet,
would seem to preclude the idea Of
speed, yet fourteen knots an hour Is
claimed by its builders. Six thousand
men were employed in its construction.
The situation in Ireland is exciting the
liveliest interest throughout Eng.
land, and the government is ev-
idently becoming alarmed. The
Tmes denounces the compensation
for disturbance in Ireland bill
in unmeasured terms. Labiche's am
nesty bill, having passed the French
Chamber OF Deputies, has been reported
to the Senate and referred to an sppro-
pirate committee. The probabilities are
that, as it contains substantially the
same provisions as its predecessor, 1t
will share its late. The statement that
the Porte had addressed note to the
powers protesting against the decision
OF the Berlin Conference appears to
have been unauthorized. According to
the St. Petersburg Gdlo5, the condition
OF portion OF the Cars subjects is not
4 L.It.. l,at n h.a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-09
GossIPFRoM THE CAPITAL.
Opeung the Indiana Campaign-The
Cierxs . Little Backward About Don
ling Oh for Europe.

Opeu.ng the Indiana Uampaisn-The
Clsrxs Little Backward About Don
MISUNDERSTANDING Oh for Europe.
WAsHiSGroN, July S.-Judge Porter
will leave on the 18th for Indiana. lie
will open the Gubernatoria! campaign
by speech in Indianapolis on the litn.
The position Of First Comptroller OF
the Treasury has been rendered to
Judge VIM. Lawrence, OF Ohio, to sue
ceed Judge Porter, Judge Lawrence
has siynitied that he will accept the
office. This place 10 offered Lawrence
20 get him out of Refers way ia tha
Congressional nomination.
tpto date the clerks in the Depart
ments have only contributed in the az
gregate Silo as response To the cam
palgn assessment circular sent out by
the Congressional Campaign Commit
tee. u the amount levied is all pail up
the voluntary" contribution, 81 o-called,
will loot up over so, 200.
THE question as To- whether or net
Senator Conkling will sulk during the
impending campaign, is best Judged 10y
the fact that he will soon sail for Europe,
and remain absent until the middle U
October. Like Don Cameron, he lis sick.
The Republican Congressional Com
mlttee, at II conference held to-day, de-
ciied to make an active campaign IN the
states at Virginia, North Carolina,
Florida, and Mississippi. All the other
States the Committee concede to the
Democracy hv default.
IL is stated here that General Han
cock : letter of acceptance will be made
public on the l3th inst, whether Gen
eral Garfield is then ready or not. II
will be brel and Ia the point.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-09
MURDERED by A MADMAN.
Blood, and Fatal Fight Among
Lunatics In u Wisconsin Aims.
House.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July S.-Iester-
day forenoon there wasa irlghttul scene
of blood a, the County Poor-house,
Johnstown, Rock county, orlglna.
ting by a fight among the lunatics, and
ending In the horrible killing ot one oi
them. They were at the time in the
yard, which has lately been improved
and enlarged, and il WAS supposed that
all weapons, clubs, stones, Nc., had been
carefully removed.
1t seems. however, that one at the
crazy inmates named James Trayers
secured in this yard u large
stone which hs secreted and
kept in his possession for several days
without the knowledge of the officers.
lie was supposed to he harmless lm-
beetle rather than mailman, and has
never shown any signs OF violence, but
yesterday forenoon superintendent
Picketts little daughter noticed that he
was quarreling with some OF the other
inmates in the yard, and that he had this
large stone in lis hand. The keeper
hastened tn that part Of the building
overlooking the yard, aud, seeing from
the window that u terrible tight Was
going Oh, hurried out to stop 1t. As
he reached the spot Trayers was
stopping over aud striking with
this stone an inmate named James kel-
", who was lying on the ground under
him. Trayers turned on the keeper and
tried 10 brain him with the stone. but
Underwood grabbed him, pinioned his
arms, aud, with the help OF others,
soon had him locked mp.
On returning to where the other lu-
natics were Kelly Was lying upon the
ground. lie was found to be already
dead, his head having been teariully
crushed with the stone with which
Trayers had pounded him. II Was II
sickening sight, and all that could be
done was to gather up the body and
prepare it as best they could Tor burial
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-09
PHELEM TOOLE.
Burial of the Hero Of the South
ern Hotel Fire.

ST. IouIs, July s.-The funeral OF
Pnelem 1oole, the dead fireman, took
place this morning and was largely at
tended. The remains were taken from
engine house No. to the cathedral on
Walnut street on the Sk inner hook and
ladder truck. OF which Toole was fore.
man. The truck was elaborately draped
in mourning and decorated with flow
ers, aud its crew acted as pail bearers.
Alter the services at the cathedral the
coffin was placed ON the truck and IN
this position was conveyed to broadway
aud North Market street, where 1t Was
transferred loa hesrse, The cortege
which followed the remains to calvary
Cemetery where the last funeral rites
were Performed and where the body
nov rests, was one OF TIE longest ever
seen here aud made up OF all classes OF
citizens. A number OF tiremen from
Chicago were present and participated
in the ceremonies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-09
En0LAND d.
Parliament Proceedings - The Govern
msnt will Not Defend Brsdhugh.

Parliament Procssdiugs - The Govern
msnt will Not Defend Brsdlsush.
LoSDoS, July Sin the House OF
Commons, to-day, Gladstone said the
news OF the Russian defeat by the Chi.
nese Was notconfirmed, and Mas not be.
lieved by either the Chinese or Russian
representatives. In the event Of war
breaking out, he said, the Government
will avail herself OF Russis's offer 10 EN-.
ter into communication respecting Brit.
ish interests.
Norwood. Liberal, asked whether the
Government, having declined Ia in.
troduce bill 10 remove the doubts as to
the legality Of Bradlsugh's affirmation,
would, as an act ot Justice To Bradlauyh
and his constituents, undertake his de-
tense in any action brought against
him.
Gladstone said: "Hs constituents
knew that the return of 4 member is
subject to law. Therefore the govern.
ment is unable to interfere"
Bradlaugh disclaimed responsibility
for Norwoods question. and said he had
no doubt ot the legality OF his atirma.
ton.
Sir Henry Wolff, Conservative, asked il
the government had communicated with
the other Powers relative To coercive
measures in the event oi the refusal of
the Porte TO accept the recommendation
OF the Berlin Conference.
Gladstone said: "The Government
policy continues Ia be prosecutive Of the
faithful fultilment Of the Berlin treaty.
As the decision at the Conference has
not been presented 10 the Porte, il
would he want ot respect and deler.
ence 10 the Porte Ia pre.suppose that il
would OPPOSE the unanimous advice "t
Europe"
The Thun ie, o: on u . LISA Disturbance
Ball.
The 1,mrs in u leading article this
morning points out that the msIorily
Tor the government un the second read
ing Of the compensation for the disturb.
ance in Ireland bill fell n hundred sho,t
oi the united Liberal aud Irish strength.
The appIehensions excited 10y the /, i
in the minds of many Liberals have LCt
been removed by u'Iadstone's lmrG.
stoned anh ingenious pleading. The ir'
luctance 10 accept the hill has not been
based solely on the belief that IL viii i"
unjust IL Irish landlord, ia II. lmme
diaie operation. bat patty on lh, sn.
prehension that II po,lcnds the rr"rcn
ing of tue Irish land question Ia al H.
length and breadth.
Ireland WIN Have to be Watched.
LoND"N. July S.-A i0ndon core.
spondent oi ,he Edinburgh >cotm'H,,
says he hears the government has ~
ceived information from Ireland that
unless the compensation ior disturbances
in Ireland bll i passed, public tranquil
ity will be endangered. tn, land ayl,a.
ton is still kept up, aud branches Of the
Land League arr being formcd in every
town in the west oi Ireland. Tho tone
OF the speeches ut the meetings is sus.
yestivc of lurking mischief, which will
have To he closely watched. II plainly
indicates political purpose beyond the
mere acquisition OF land. and Ia which
the latter object is subordinate hui con
tributary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-09
Thoss Nice Young Men.

NLw IoRH, July s S--Lawrence X Je-
rome, Junior, and Edward NJ. Patchell,
charged with being in possession OF rail-
road securities valued a. Ss' 900, he.
longing to Brayton. Ives Il Co, OF Wall
street, lost by a messenger July 81. were
arraigned at the Tombs to-day. James
Wallace made affidavit that Jerome, on
July 9th, told him that he lJeromel eX.
pected to he rich soon, as he had found
bonds valued at SlO0,0D. The counsel
for the accused claimed to have good
defense, and demanded an examination,
which Was set down for this afternoon
subsequently, Judge Duffy examined
the prisoners on charge Of grand lar.
ceny, AMI they were committed for trlaL
The securities were delivered 10 Ives.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-09
ALONG-FElIT A WANT.
The Old Smithtield Street Bridge
Mt Pittsburgh to be Replaced
by Il High Suspension Bridge.

PlrrsnuRGm, July s.-iesterday the
contract for erecting steclrlng sus-
pension bridge over the Monongahela
river at Smithfeld street. in place OF the
present unsightly structure, was let to
the Pittsburgh Bridge Company, for
S225 900. Tho new bridge will he elgh.
teen feet above the floor of the present
bridge Work will he commenced I'M
mediately, ana it is to be finished with
in ten months.
The change is welcomed by the river
men with unbounded expressions oi
satisfaction, as they have been com
pelled TO transfer their tows under the
bridge, and thousands OF dollars have
been lost by barges and boats co!liding
with the piers, which are close together.
allowing only a narrow passage way.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-09

WHEEIING. w. VA, FRIDAY MORNING, JULY g. 1880

will get nails 10 80 25. The same causes
that will put iron up will advance nails;
indeed, there ought to be higher sd-
vance in nails, because no nails have
been imported and finished iron has
been"
".Are the manufacturers still suffering
from imported ironF'
al have no doubt the country is suf-
fering very largely from the large guam
titles OF imported pig iron, scrap iron
and old rails. The stocks OF imported
finished iron are pretty we'll used up.
Dealers have been selling finished iron
for three months"
Caucus Of Nail Men Yesterday.
"When will the nail men resume op.
erations?"
"That will depend upon the demand.
All will be at liberty to resume after
Saturday night. Some mills closed
down for the first three weeks OF the
four and are running this week. We
held caucus or committee meeting to-
day to discuss the situation. A com.
mittee, Mr.. Nampe and Mr. l'orlng, OF
Wheeling, have been visiting Western
cities to gather statistics. They were
over all the Western country and re-
ported the markets all clear OF stocks
and general stifisniDg OF prices. The
committee discussed the situation, but
adjourned without even Offering IT,
commendation to the General Associa-
ton which meets here next Wednes-
day."
Prospects Of Resumption.
"Do you think the association will or
der resumption
"The hope il that We will not have to
Suspend any longer; We hope the coun..
try will take all the nails We can make. v
"Are the iron mills generally running
now"
81 think most Of them are running
part o; the time; that is, they are just
running and no more. One day one de-
partment 10 running, next day another
il idle aud the former in operation.
None OF them are putting out to near
their full capacity"
While Mr.. Laughlin will not commit
himself as to whether the Nail Associa-
ton will order a general resumption or
another suspension next week, lac was
still more hopeful than are some other
manufacturers.
Mr.. A. +. Heating, of Lug 4 Co,
rather inclines to the belief that another
suspension will be ordered next week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-09
GENERAL HANCOCK
His Resignation from the Army an''1'-
patsd by HIS Friends Some curious
Reasons Owen Therefore.

uis Resignation from the Army Ant's'-
mated by HIS Friends-Some curious
Reasons Owen Therefore.
W,>utxrrnS, July Sit Is under
s,onl here among the personal irien"s
~ ofGenersl Hancock that he Will, PRIOR
IN the publication ot his letter OF aSsp
rance. tender hIs resignation 10 me
pr,si,leut AS Major General at the al,
III STATES Army, The reason assigheu
~, Ills proposed course ~ that penH
80. ,h, ,.l,rtinn. General Hancock, II he
n ,a,n.ined IN the army, would he re-
strs;nrJ by the rules and customs gov,
,rniuy army officers, who are suPPose"
,n mo men without political preferences
,nn,her reason is an objection wh.h
-" ,,ndil,cy presents In q person being
elected to the highest CIV" o''ice -,
,h. land while sllli an o'nVe, W
,he regular army. The ease OF ,.ou
snJ Grant il is eontended, were ''nsl'
o., % irnm that of General Haneock: Inc
.n,,;ns,;on v of the latter was dls,'ne-
-, ;sau selection, whereas with tue
s,,r,sr distinsuished services IN Mexico
~ ju,ing the rebellion gave tnem
80 go claim upon the gratitude OF ths'f
so '",rvmen regardless OF political views
\, - also said in explanation that oen-
W,nc,ck does not Wish to emharrass
or m the slightest degree retsrd 'he sue, ''';,,
- csss Of his party, and ss citizen ne wi VIII
S Sa wholly free and ON an tquaii!y Win
-. oe "Rsnnblicsn nominee. Having the
I.,sst Ine confideucs in the success OF the
sIe. S;s retirement will, in his oPin-
ssa' eau !, il ssid, be anticipated only = lev
ION, ,s The example a General Grant
nSdi aSa ala not resign pntil . soost
49, 49, hsIorl hb inaugaSauoa y eree,
S.rs slu' hss no in6uence win os9ssai
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-09

Hancock. Besides, it is alleged that this
step will increase the popularity OF the
Democratic candidate and make success
doubly certain. While the propriety OF
the step has been duly regarded, those
who are familiar with General Hancock =
circumstances say that in the event oil
defeat he would no longer care to serve
on the active hst Of the army and that
his friends would at the next session oil
Congress see that he is put upon the re.
tired list, a position he is now entitled
to If he asks Il, having been over thirty
tive years In the service. The sacrifice
which it is understood he Is about to
make would he only the loss OF few
months pay II such n sacrifice could be
measured ia dollars and cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-09
A Pennsylvania Town Destroyed

TRnNE, PA., July S.--A h'e TINS
morning destroyed about thirty build
IugS, Including all the banks, the opera
house AMI the Iostothce Loss esl,,
mated at Sl5O,OO0 Insurance, s'~,!'o
nRoSg, PA, July 5 The tire orig'na.
tr IA Woodius' livery stable, where =,
valuable horses were burned, AMI spIead
rapidly until sixteen buildings were
destroyed, very little of the contents
h'ing saved Among them were t"'
hInks, the IIsrdhi aud D,m"rrdi prIntIhs
otti,eS, I've jewelry stores, two station,
ary stores, the poStotlice, two dry go"iS
Establishments and several other ouSl,
ness and dwelling houses. The upper
story Oi the City Hotel, corner oi MS'n
aud Juniata streets, was burned Two
ure companies from Altoona and one
from Huntingdon aided. Insurance
from S,in OtO to S16OlO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-09
Kentucky Military Bnoampment o"'
Officers Appointed

fg,NkFaRr. July S-Every military
company IN the State will be preseu' ~
the encampmcEt which commences a.
Crab Orchard ON the l9th last. Tue lo''
losIng stall appointments are announ.,
Ell Rev. Green Clay Smith. Chaplain
f,rst Lieutenant A. ID. Mulhsen To os
Acting Assistant Adlutsnt Uenersi, sne
will report an the l9th inst tn Major d.
4 Cdstleman; Colonel Il, Ii. Wiidoerset
60 be- Acting Assistant Inspector cen
erdl; First Lieutenant Owen stewart W
he Acting Quartermaster aud Sn'e'
COmmissarv Oi Subsistence; flrst iaeu'
tenant h. Duke Smith To he am ne
Camp. Colonel Wildherger anu Lieu
tenants Stewart aud Smith VIII report
a. the Adiutant General.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-09
c,na,,,or Of pr. rsnner.

NEw YoRK, July Sat so'clock tn's ms
afternoon Dr. Tanner entered upon the
eleventh day OF his fast. Ills pulse was
80 temperature 9s 40; respiration IL
some excitement was caused bY \ s's'e
ment irom Dr. Bradley that spohgs
saturated with nutritious i'quo. IA. "a
BEEN found near Dr.. Tanner, but tn.s
vas denied by the physicians on wasca'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-09
lHkl.AH ID.
Fep,an,sm Beng Revived

IoxDos, ,Julys A Dublin CORRESPOND
en-, sa,s tier. can be no doubt th"
I uiinism Q sengrafted on the lsnd igi =.
iiou and imparts to II It's most effective
organization and formidable character.
The peasantrv have been trained To
move in military order and 10 under.
stand how to act together a. disciplined
bodies. and every opportunity IL taken
to collect arms.