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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-21
AWKWARD ACCIDENT.
A Bridge ut Piedmont Falls,
and Fifteen Men Narrowly
Escape Death.

special Dispatch To the Register
PIEDMONT, W. Va, January 10Th.
While taking the trestles from under
the new bridge being built across
Georges Greek in Westernport, this
evening, the iron work gave way, carry.
iny fifteen men with it into the water
below. All were rescued without in
Jury but one man named Gelvin, who
was caught by the foot by falling iron
and held in q painful position Tor On
hour before he could be freed. His loot
IL badly mashed. Damage to the bridge
Is about Ave thousand dollars. u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-21
WOOD COUNTY.
Crimes and Criminals.

PARKERSBURG, January 20. - The
Grand Jury Of the special session oi the
the Circuit Court returned the follow lng
indictments to-day: One for murder
against Robert CASTOR, the allie Sed muir
dcrrr oi John sullivan, the Snowman,
THIS case, u short account OF which was
published at the time, has excited great
deal Oi interest in the community. An
indictment against Richard Baxter Tor
shooting with intent To- Kill Thomas
Trislcr. This will probably the bc sen
sational case oi the term, and is set Tor
Friday next Four other indictments
were returned: Alonzo Tuttle, felony;
George OBricn, felony, lce Evans,
shooting with intent 10 kill Will Poston.
pOstnn, the man who Was shot, is still
living very low. This will also prove an
exciting trial. The last indictment was
one against Charles Higgenbottom Tor
forgery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-21
HOUSE.

Among the bills referred was one in
troduced by Mr. Culbertson, ot Texas,
for the discontinnance OF the National
banking system.
Mr.. El6s introduced a joint resolu-
ton, which was rsisrred, appropraiing
$500, 600 for the suffering people Of me
land. So.
Mr.. Warner, OF Ohio, in,roduesdA bill,
which was referred, pfpyiding ior the
paying OF United States bonds maturing
in 1880 and 1851. ..tt.-s sl.rf.--.s
In the morning hour consideration
was resumed OF TIE ball relating % Ma
iionai bank reserves Mr.. buckncr.
Who hsi sharse of The bin stated thai
aiter Mr. C{i iIttsusien and ". Ionnsbury
had spoken he would demand The prey
Mr.. Chitisnden then, took the iioor
speaking from the centre Il Ne bah, anil
from the very edge of the Grcenback
lions disa a. he sxpre~sel o. He as
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-21
IRELAND
Tho pi.trs,. Inersasins.

DIpLIx. January 2O.-The appeal Of
the Central Committee To the people OF
the United States says: "lt ~ now
admitted that the Distress is OF an acute
and exceptional character, certain TO
involve actual starvation ii extraneous
be not promptly and literally forth
coming. The distress daily increases
in arra aud intensity and i: seems
almost impossible to avert until next
harvest absolute famine in very many
places" This central committee dis
tributes its relief through local COM
mitiees, Of which the Clergy OF all the
denominations ia the district and the
poor Law medical officers must be mem
bers and requires relief to be given only
i'm Kind and not in money.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-21
FOREIGN.
ITALY
The Pope Indignant.

LONDON, January ~. A dispatch
from Rome io the PaR Mall Gdscitc says:
The Pope is surprised and indignant at
Cardinal McCloskey's reception OF Far
nell in New York, and has ordered Car
dinal Nina, Papal Secretary OF State, To
telegraph Cardinal McCloskey for niOr-
nation on the subject. The Pope Is in
disposed and confined to bed.
What Cardinal MeCloskey Thinks Of It.
NEN YoRK, January @.-Cardinal
McCloskcy saws he has not received a
dispatch irMn Rome relative to his re-
Ception IT Parnell; that lac knows Of no
reason why he should expect one, and
considers the story sensational.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-21

IT is high time for thinking members
OF the party to speak out. The advo-
Gates Of Grant are bold and aggressive,
but they are really q small minority
in every State. The opponents OF Grant
are tinid, do not know how strong the
movement Is, and shrink from opposing
ID The Republicans Of Massachusetts,
should not be carried away. They
should send to the National Convention
a delegation for sherman, with full con-
fidence that the people will sustain
them when they honestly endeayor TO
meet their wants.-BoaOa HduH.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-21
LIVE BroOK.
Wheeling


WHEELING. January ~.
IIoos-The uniavorable weather has
hal the effect oi reducing the supply oi
hogs. Farmers are holding back for
more suitable weather, and those that
are offered now are not in the best con.
dilion. Prices, however, remain IN
changed, butchers paying " 0Otst t0ior
such numbers s necessary Tor present
purposes.
BxEyEs-Fat cattle aro still scarce AMI
In good demand. Quotations still ~ w
Ate.
SmxgP AND LAam- As long A. the
market Is ~ well supplied with poultry.
Gsh and oHal, the demand for mutton
and lamb will bc limited. No change IN
quotations since our last report.
CALvp The demand Tor veal calves
is limite,l. but the supply u always
short st this tine of year. From ~ ~
81 Is the range, owing altogether I"
quality.
OncAeo, January 20.--1he Dosr,
journal reports hog receipts y, ,oD bead:
shipments I, 800 head. Market mo.ief.
steIy active and higher, advanced re l0y,
Mixed packing 81 $3.50; light " -
"a sal. cboiec heavy ~ GU<4 y2i.
closed firm; good clearance. the weather
is more favorable and packers are hsgih.
ming 10 take hold more freely.
Catile-Receipts $50 head. ship
ments 1000 head. Good scsrcc. Mar
krt firm at u gOts5 ~. shipping CON.
mon 10 fair, quiet, but steady ri 81 COG
4 g; butchers slow aud easier on cofn'
mon. but steady on eI,oica ist fAles 81
q 0D(a4 90; stockers Arm and sdiye o.
e 00(12 10; good eIrsssnce oil around.
Shecp-Receipts 2.G0O head. shiP..
psns so bead. Market broken AMI
declined tc. tS 1Hs5 10; one lot @m.
xass Aesssy.'
RAsr IsssErv, January D.--CAttis-.
Rscsipss to-day $40 bead of through aud
SO heed OF yard stock. Supply ior yari
ssI<s lais and sctiye. nsfkrt dull NJ .
decline, bot Improved IRON Yesterday.
To-dar's ssles mostly oi common w inv..
dium, and only to country buyers and
ths rstaiI trade. Good csttIe not much
49, 1os to-day. Bsst 8 00s6 -: fsM
70 sood q 0o(s+ Is; eoanmon - ios
. e.; bulls, covs snd stags IWs3 -
Gales to-day 75i head.
Hou-Rsceipu to-day 300s head;
foskss q D94 %; PhiisdslPhiss ~ 10
a. "a
ghsep-Receipts TO-DAY 90 200 hesd;
ssllins q g 7St54 q, about W. on irom
Osassasi- 1
CsucsssA5s, January A.-HeP-
Sserdy Ior liSht; dali tor heavy rsdes:
eom.es . Ia is; ishi q M!s4 S;
peekins a O(s4 -; butchsss y $00
a5o kscsipts isoo he'd; ships,snss
LOO hesd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-21
FIRES.
Near Point PIeasant. w. Va.

PoISr PLEASANT, January l9-On
Saturday morning the residence ol
san. Icl Devices. in Union district, this
county, together with its contents, was
destroyed by fire. Loss about S5O0
No insurance.
Barn Burned at Huntington. W. Va.
HuSuSGToS, January l9.-Edward
llolderby's barn, containing a large
amount of grain, feed, meal, &c, and
two iine horses and two cows, was burn
ed this morning. Loss $500; no in
surancO. Inceudiary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-21

WHILE Bayard is thorough Demo
crat in principle, he is patriot and
statesman, so conscry alive in sentiment
and 80 pure in character that the Re
publicans Of the North are not afraid 10
trust him, and will support him. The
nomination OF such man will make IL
easy for NJ patriots to unite on him.
The IPpoal urges the candidacy OF Mr..
Bayard on this very ground.-hoaPhi'
Appoul
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-21
MAITLAND senaior.hip.

ASNAroLIs, Mp, January co Both
Houses voted for United States Senator
TO succeed Senator whyte, whose tern
expires March lth next In the Senate
Arthur Z. German, Democrat, received
Is votes; James A. Gary, Republican,
. votes. Two Senators were absent.
In the House German received 6S votes /,
Cary ~. Two membefs were absent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-21
MAlariAl fayor.

Malarial fevers, constipation. tor
pldity Of the liver and kidneys, general
debility, nervousness AMI neuralgie all
ments yield readily to this lgreat disease
conqneror, Hop Bitters. II repairs the
into neh blood. and Il gives new lie and
yigor to the aged aud inhrm always. See
Proverbs" In another column.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-21

Tux total outstanding circulation Of
United States notes, including the frac-
tional currency, at the close Of business
on Saturday, as shown by the books Of
the Treasury Department, was s362, 35b,.
22l. The whole amount OF bonds held
b. secure National bank circulation Was
sS65. 200. 1000, being an increase Of sl00,-
600 during the week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-21
DRY aoops
New York.

NEw YoHK. January 2O.-Dry Goods
The market shows more spirit Cotton
goods Ia improved request, very firm
and sdysncipg. Print cloths more
active and strong. In prints ADDITIONAL
openinc Of spring styles we're an
nounced BY the Pscihe and Washington
mills Dress goods also opened.
Wooden goods rule very hrn- Heavy.
mems woolens moving q little more
freely. Foreign goods quiet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-21

Tor the week, $D,Uoo,tuu
SiLvER-At London SO 7-l0d; bar sil.
yer here 1881; subsidiary silver com
}@l per cent. discount.
(iovEaHnExm--Stesdy.
Y. s. Coupons
ssw '''' '''- iSss.
New foun, ,............... ....... !vt's
Pacific 6ixcz OF ~
RAILROAD BoSps-Actiye and some
what irregular with Q striking feature.
STATE BoNps-Dull.
SroCHs-The market wa extreme
" irregular early In the day. AZ the
opening there MAS O fractional decline,
but this Was quickly followed by an AL.
vance Of TO per cent; subsequently,
tho Improvement was lost, de.
cline OF to , per cent taxing place, but
during the afternoon . buoyant tone
prevailed, aud upon large purchases lor
both long and short accounts there
was an advance of TO " per
cent, the latter Chicago, s. Louis
aud New Orleans, which rose from Sss
to iil, closing, however, at ~. Kan
sas and Texas. the coal stocks, the
Grangers, Erie and Vanderbilt shares
were conspicuous in the improvement.
Louisville and Nashville sold down Ia
lO6, agains, Il3l Mt the close last night.
but later rallied to l09l Kansas Parihc
fell of o per cent, and recovered J per
cent. Nashville, Chattanooga snd II.
Louis opened ut 81, advanced To s'i
and closed at Sll. Marietta and Gin,
cinnati first preferred was steady ai IL.
idl6 Central Arizona tell of irom
l6l to II, at which price, for inside par
ties began buying aud rallied u to 10
The meeting oi the ~. Louis and san
Francisco officials in regard 20 the Pa
ciiic coast extension, called Tor to-day.
has been adjourned till tomorrow. The
freight traffic Of the road has been in
creased 80 rapidly oi late that 200 new
cars and twelve locomotives have been
ordered 10 bc ready in May next. III,
road is now in full connection with the
Atchison anl Topeka al Scycy. Tho
early decline in Kansas Pacific Was duc
TO statements published about = con
solidation 10 the effect that the Union
Pacific stock was to bc exchanged ioI
kansas Pacific stock, with no increase
in the share capital. The drop Ia Lou.
isyillc and Nashville stock Was due I"
the report that this company would ir'
quirc twothirds Of Nashville and Chat
tanooga stock to ati!y any measure,
whereas they had only obtained ma
jority Of the share capital.
The transactions on the stock fh
change aggregated 29s,00 shares, ol
which 5000 were Canada Southern,
2OD1 Central Arizona. 3,2D Chicago.
st. Louis and New Orleans, 5.VD C.. &.
4 |. G., 2i,OOO Delaware, l.ackawanna
aud Western, 1900 Eric, $500 lIanni.
bal and ~. Joseph, 800 Houston aud
Texas, |, 100 Illinois Central, 100 Iron
Mountain, 5000 Kansas Pacific, ti,Un
Kansas and Texas, 1900 Lake shorr,
1000 I.ousyillc aud Nashville, 2,iO
Michigan Central, $500 Northwestern,
10000 Nashville, Chattanooga aud NJ.
Louis, 10000 New Jersey Central, l,tO
Northern Pacific, 600 Ohio and Missis
sippi, u 900 Pacific Mail, 1900 Reading,
4.b60 81. Paul, 5000 ~. Louis and San
Francisco, l2,u1 Union Pacific, l,3O'
Wabash. 81 Louis and Pacific, lb,0nI
Western Union. u, 100 Marietta and Gin.
cinnaii iirsts preferred, 1000 New York
f,.ntrl anil 4 olD piit.hur r,,l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-21
Defaulting Postmaster.

PROVIDENCE, K. l., January 20.-A
government draft upon Postmaster
Brayton for $1,000 was dishonered on
Saturday, aud he resigned. II Is doubt
iul ii this SUN represents the iull
amount Of the deficit, which will bc
made good by his bondsmcn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-21

tdl 70, the fuIlHR price, DclhB soihc"Ha'
lower than last quotations.
CoRS-The supply in market is fair
selling at 50c.
RYK-Sales firm, but quite small :
selling at BOc b bushel.
OArs-Thc market was firm with u
moderate demand and decreasing sup
ply good 10 prime 3S(g4Oc.
BARLEY Scarce, with moderate de
mand, except for the best qualities at
55(aSl %.
HAY--Dcmand active; supply equal
10 it; old loose on wagons SlS Wka,?O w
per ton. baled ut $50 0O(a22 90.
MuLFEKD-lns small demand and holds
steady. middlings SlS 00 per ton; ship
stuff ST. Oh per ton.
SKEDs-Timothy steady at 81 M per
bushel for Western; clover seed ~ %
per bushcl
Packages for meats held as follows:
Casks, 1000 lbs; half casks, 800 lbs. /;
tierces, $50 lbs. barrels, 25O lbs. bags,
200 lbs. No charge for package.
We quote as follows
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-21
s,Oubopvillo Presidential Preferences.

SrKunKNvlLLK, January IA poll OF
the Republican voters on President,
taken in the nail factories OF the JolIer.
son Iron Works, this city, resulted as
follows; Blaine, %; Sherman, %;
Grant, s; no choice, 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-21
Senator Lamar Getting Well.

JACKSON, Miss, January l9.-Senator
Lamar has been sitting up to-day and Is
doing finely. A steady Improvement in
his condition is noted. The Senator
leaves for his home at Oxford tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-21
WOOl.
Yhi,sdsiphis.

PuIL.pKLrmrA, January D-wool-
Dull; Ohio, Penusylyspia end wee yir-
sdnis Xxx and above zoe s5sc; y 5of951c;
medium 5595se; coarse G4t1e; NsS
York, MiehiEzn, Indians and Wssessn
One 4sf250c; aseiiam Gt(SSSc; coesss
5000: washed combing and delsinee
JO(sCOr: unuashed t0fsI@ &c; Tub vsshei
53s60e; pulled sSSsSSc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-21
GENERAL MARKETS.
HOME AND TeLeGRAPHlC REPORTS.
Money at 5 to 6 Per Cent? yernIcents
Steady Flour 0ull-wheat
Unsettled and Higher
Hogs Dull.
PRODUCE.
Wheeling w holesal1.

The quotations given In the following reports
are prices realized on wholesale transactions, un-
less otherwise specined.l
We have no changes to note either in
the condition OF the markets or the quo
tations OF prices from our last report.
The bad weather has temporary effect,
but otherwise the merchants report no
alterations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-21
Peraonal Newa I,em.

Mr.. Thurman and his Judiciary Com
mitiee ON Friday will have 10 wrestle
with Mrs. Cady Stanton, Susan h. An.
thony. and the big guns Of the woman's
Rights party.
General Latham is here looking after
s bis confirmation,
John Howe Russell, president Of the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-21

PrrrsBuRaH, January 9.-Petroleum
Crude llOt al Psrker's for shipment;
refined T;e Tor Philadelphis delivery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-21

CsucusAT,, January A.-HeF-
ssesdy Cor lisht; dali tor heavy rsdss
son.ss . E94 Is; iish. = 81. a;Is+ g .aS: -;
10 kscsipss SOD hssd; shiDssnss
LOO heal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-21
Philsdslphia

PHILlpEFTiA. January ls.-Caitie
market active; receipts 2,l0 head;
prime 81 l2i; good s. J0s5 20; me
dium - 75ts5 90; common 80 55ts,t 90.
sheep-Market active. reneipts s,mO
head; prime % IS: good S 1905 90:
medium s. 25ts5 IS; common ~ 509
S 90. Market fair: receipts 5000
head: prime 81 0O47 25, god ~ 5s;
rneiinm O. 20; common q o(s6 -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-21
cinoinnati
Milwaukee.

MLwAuKEs, January D.--flour--
Dull and neglected. Wheat--Staady; /;
opened at an advance of tc and closed
dull; No | Milwaukee hard 81 ~ No. ]
Milwaukee 81 %; seller January 81 ~;
seller February 81 22l: seller March
81 "a; No. 3sl 0si No. ! 81 0i rejected
90c. Corn-Ipactive; No. 2 new 3Sc.
Oats-Firmer aud quiet; So.2Alc. Rye
Quiet: No. 76c Barley-Guiet; No.
2 spring cash &c. Provisions-Easier.
Mess ork--Quiet al Sl2 s. cash; Sl3 W
seller March. IArd-Pnme steam 81 10
cash; - 65 seller March.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-21
FINAAU1.
New York.

NEW YoRx, January 1.-Mosxv-
At 600 per cent, closing at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper SOC per cent.
Sterling exchange 4s2l: sight exchange
on New York +S4l. Produce exports
for the week, $6,0sS,0O
SiLvgR-At London 50 7-l0d; bar sil.
yer here llSi; subsidiary silver com
i(Sl per cent discount.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-21

Tomatocs,c2 ID. 81 on per doz, 3 lb
~ % per doz; peaches, 3 lb ii 10 per
doz,, 3 ID S2 10 per doz., ID seconds
81 75 per doz, Winslow corn 81 80 per
doz., Bakers corn 81 %; other brands
81 25Csl 30; string beans 81 ~; lima
beans 81 10; blackberries 81 20; daInson
81 10. pine apples 81 65; salmon, ! lb
81 80 per doz; cove oysters, ] lb light
weight, 90c per doz., ! lb full weight,
81 IL. 9 lb light weight 81 40 per doz.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-21
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEAxs, January 0.-sussr-
Firmer; common 10 good common 63fs,
7c; lair TO fully fair, 7itS7i; prime 20
choice 7jCssc; yellow clarified sitSsic.
Cofiee-Firm; rio cArgoes. ociinsry 70
prime l3i@i7ic. Molasses Demand
lair and market firm: common BSsSIe;
fair 33Cs35c. Centrifugal 27S37c; prime
to choice 26ts,45c. Rice - Stnsdy and
10 fair demand; Louisisna ordinsry 10
choice 6iCs7lc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-21
Flour.

Wharf.-The market is glutted, 81 q
al %, the ruling price, being somewhat
lnnunr ihnn lnai nnnIniinns
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-06-19
News Notes.

The President has vetoed tho Depu.
II xaSshal Blu. i.
The Ourrie trial he's begun Of Mar.
shall. Harvey, tho baskeeper, and
BARRYMORE, tho actor, who vae With
Me- Cummings when Curfie killed
PoFter. have testified. Very DANA
ging to Ourrie.
There Vas Q snow storm 10 linnea-
polls, MIMI. on nth Inst. .
The tornado q Pote1eld. n: H.,
destroyed over 100000 worth OF
property.
Storms OF unueual severity arc 10
poFted over tho GoethWeot.
John Howard tell nom tho second
story window Of tho Pacific House.
Shreveport, striking tho brick Moor
Of tho area. Strange 20 ~, he Wee
not killed.
| On Saturday morning. June 10th,
Fae NJ John 6aloeo Ne cceeojog
bear Greek, - mtleo south Of 1aas'
aeld. L.. WITH Q tWo.hoeoo' wagon,
tho hs109e tell % aud ono OF the
horses iOll on xr. Rainee. breaking
his thigh and os6eeWioe bruistog bin.
HE little On. 2 or . yesrs old. eecap'
I'd With only . oocatoh on biz leg.
Tho littl0 fellow ran q mile - got
help. He THINKS the horse vao upon
him for Two hours. The untoetunate
msn he'd % b moved ejeht miles and
Watt oi1teen houre before his lea
could % oct, Din. xoDoedy, 0uther.
lin and Benson, I'll young men. dc.
played considerable okill IL tho caee.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-06-19
KILLING AT MARSHALL.
Nr. Bart Jennings, Proprietor o. the
Messenger Shoots and Kills Hon.
W. y. Coleman.

Tho particulars. ~ We learned
them, says the Shreveport Staudera.
arc about a. follows: After reaoine
the article Mr.. Coleman armed nlm.
eelf and went In search Of tho eoltoE,
and nnding him demanded to know
Il he Was responsible tor the article.
Tho editor disclaimed any reepooS'
bility. stating that Mr.. yenDlnes We
The responsible party. Nj. Coleman
turned and walked away and When
opposite Twyman & Womack'S store
he met Mr.. Jennings and accootea
him thus: Bert, are you response
Die for the article which appeared 10
the Messenger thia morning 2? re-
ceiVinR an affirmative answer ne re.
plied that Il was an infamous lie.. AZ
thls iuncture hoth gentlemen drew
their pistols. ani hogan firing upon
each other. Some eight or ten shote
wore fired. three Of which struck Mr..
Coleman, one IN the left breast, near
the heart. another in the abdomen
| And the third IN the thigh. The par.
tee we're s0me eight or ten feet apar,
when the shooting hogan. After the
shooting Mr.. Coleman walked. o.
staeRered, a few feet and fell dead. :.
MI, JeuOinRe surrendered bimsol
70 the authoritiee. A byst8nder. ant
Q stranger In Marshall. VAS severed!
wounded 10 the knee from Q etre!
shot, and Q boy Is reported to hav
been shot IN the arm.
There u Q difference OF opinion O
20 Who flrod the first shot. com
olaiminR that Mr.. JenninRe dred nrs
0hilo Mr.. Coleman WAS 10 tho &C
Of drawing bic pistol. while other
claim that the latter began ntlol
J arot. It 10 q most deplorable ANAL
and 10 deeply 0ympathtze with -
friends and families OF both gentle
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-06-19
Frank Lsslie's Sunday nseasine.

Tho July Number. commencing
Volume WILL, 10 one Of tho most In
tereeting yet issued Of this excellent
publication. The opening article.
BY Rev. Edward Hale. "A Quarter
Nillenuum," describes tho landing
Of tho Massachusetts Bay Colony.
tho settlement OF Boston. ana tho
establishment Of tho drst Christian
churches IN Boston. Salem and Dor.
chester. There 40 sketches OF the
prominent men connected With tho
Massachusetts, Company, including
Winthrop, Rev. John Cotton. Rev.
John White. Roger 0lapp and others.
one illustration shows . view ofthe
sits Of Boston before tho drot house
va built; another b . quaint old
map Of tho neishborhood around
Boston; another u q driving OF the
drst church IN Boston from 1850 to
lslo. The article will doubtless st'
tract considerable attention. There
sre other articles. replete With inter-
cot and information, especially
"Modern jewish Lite," which p
elsborstely illustrated. Tho serial
and short stories sre BY popular %.
thors; "Be.Be, tho NsilmskerS
Daughter" IL continued and Little
Hinges" is concluded, Mn. N. A.
Dennison, Eta W. Pierce. Elite
Rogers, Jane @. Austin, F. n.
Holmes, etc.. contribute to this do.
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