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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-09-08

The author was often, In very early life
the guest Of Capt. Smith, the farmer at Elliott
lie has often been the guest of worthy ChOc-
taw citizens, whose wives had enjoyed the ad-
vantages, and he never saw, even in New Eng
land neater and better housekee ping. As for
hospitality, he has never the equals of
the Choctaw and ChickasaM
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
APRIL TERM, 1880

pan9rtsd for The Clarion by L. Brame, Attor-
uey-at-Law, Jackson, Miss.
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THE MISSISSIPPI INDIANS.

YAzoo CITY, july 8, 1880
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ONE OR MORE OF THE PARTIES

To judgment or decree may appeal. A sum-
mems shall be issued by the clerk before whom
the appeal is taken, or by the clerk of the
supreme court, for those who do not join, and
il the parties are non-resiqeRts, pG blicafion
shall be made If the parties summoned fail
10 appear and join in the appeal, they cannot
afterwards appeal. 1919.
If the parties cited shall appear and give
security, they may join in the appeal $50.
If they do not join in the appeal, execution
may be issued against them In the lower court.
232l
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AUTHORITY OF THE CLERK.

''To enable the clerk to determine the value,
or a5}ount of the matter in controversy, where
the same shall IQt appear by the proceedings
in the cause he may examine the parties and
other persons, on oath; aud he may alsG ex-
anime on oath, all persons who may be offered
as sureties on any appeal bond, touching their
suflcisnSy such sureties, and require the
same 10 he put AZ writing and signed by such
persons z2543
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BOND, nov PAYABLE
INSUFFICIENT BONDS.

Any court, the judge thereof in vacation,
in cases not specially provided for, may re-
Ggire u new or additional bond with sufficient
sufetles. Is be given in place of any bond re-
quired in legal proceedings therein, which is
shown to be insufficient.
Notwithstanding the discharge of "a superse-
asds, injunction, attachment or other process,
ia consequence of failure to give new or adj
ditional security. judgment or decree may
be given on the bond given. as though it had
not been held insufficient. 2307.
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FILrNG TRANSCRIBED sUFFICIENT.

On appeals from DEGREES overruling de-
murrers or other interlocutory ORDERS where
a supeysedeas is not allowed. and an appeal
from snail Judgment and DEGREES, where a
sHpsrsedeas is not asked, appellant shall give
bond with two or more good sureties, freehold
ers, in the penalty of $780, conditioned to pay
all costs Of said appeal in ease Of afhrmance.
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PROCESS

Shall be directed to a constable and not to the
sheriff, unless IN the opinion of the justice
lhere shall be good reason therefor 2l9S.
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N Any CRTMINAL CASE.

For all ordinary proceedings before q justice
Of the peace are given. These forms are plain
and concise, aRd being made authentic viii be
of great value.
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NO BOND IN CERTAIN CASES.

There are some changes of the laws as to
appeals ana appeal bonds in criminal cases,
but it is not considered necessary to refer to
them
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CHAPTER 81. APPEALs-To THE SUPREME
COURT.
''Y rits of error as heretofore used are abol-
ished, and al cases, civil and criminal, at
law and in ehsneeyS, shall be taken to the
supreme court by appeal, as herein provided,
and shall be dealt with by said court, wittcut
regard to the manner of removing said eases
to such court 1852.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-12
TERRIBLE TALES
eY DRArn AND DESTRUCTION ~
DIVERS DIRECTIONS.
m'rriment Turned 10 nOnrninE a, n re.
IitIcnI nti"n-' yrloms in 'he
soath-worGmen Hurled siive
-I.nst Win the ZrniaaG-
Bathed IN rnr, irg ViI.
pEsrRrcrlys rIvn ~ cRlcAco.

A large hniId,ns 'GJ.t"iag tho nTiECa
House nur""d, a"d Ih- I0dgtrs NAIs
r"Wiy Escape n0as' Ing 10 iIrh u.
tnIcAGO, lit, November II -rhe fro
q. l7O to 1871 I.ndplph strcef canses q
.ss of about 500 OCO. ul which s2OtOo was
on the building oNned by Mr., Blair, with
IN insurance ol 81, COO each in the Home,
C,tizsn's and Howard, Of New York, AID
The e ma, Of Hartford; and - 500 each in
Mechanics and Trsiprs', and New Yolk
Alliance-total s95 OC0.
Dwight 4 Pralhes dealers in paper,
,ccnripd the flrst flor. Trey lose nearly
go 600; insurance Hh u. S96 tC0
lu tie rgsncies Of Cum inghSm. Moore
4 Jsyues aud SAmmnus. Clark d Co. Who
ccnpied three Il ,ors with u n'c'ute iralnO
stab ishnent, lure about ;4l(0D, thee
ire value 0t their s'OCs iusuG, lce S20,-
900, p'Sced by Rsan q Co. Canning.
,am, Rolls & McOmm1ck, The upper
d '0,s were occnpied hy l'dpers, all Of
ShOm escaped wi'h Solne d iliGully. The
,uani s -meut uf the Brigg4 iuu,e, which
vi 1i"ed, was supeth. And all panic
" accident thereby prevented The lire
department alsn did excellent work To
prevent q spread Vi the 4 ,nre', u high Siud
made II q most dal gstUuS h,e. Tne cause
II the hIe iS nrknnYn.
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nASL.s ASp .RI, kerr.
The RiuaI Deposit Tor the Race Posted

Yesterday.
LONDON. November 1.-THE final de-.
post OF e2O0 IN the International single
tcull boat race between Hanlan and Trick.
EFT was posted to-day at tbe Star and Gar.
ter Hotel, Putney. The editor Of tie
Sportsman now holds all the stakes, G4OO,
also the Spohmen's chsmpion challenge
cup, which Hanlan deposited TO await The
result nf the race. which Is 10 he rOwed at
l0A NJ on the 10 b inst. A number cf
prominent carmen were present, smong
Them Rn' ert Watson Boyd, Wallace R0ts,
James Riley, George Hcpmer and E. Lay.
Geek. lianlAn aud TricEett were bIIh
present John Iceland will act as referee.
All the oarsmen in training Tor the in
ternatiOnsl regatta practiced as usual on
the Thames yes,edAy., Hsnlap Is feeling
strong and Il rowing 10 his hest form. lie
'eels his q dinarY quiet cIna ience in his
ability U win, and it may be considered
certain that lie will row great race In
any event. lie fe.lsthat sa ihe represen.
tolive Of America be must do his utmost
10 secure tile highest sqnatic honor which
entails the championship OF the world
The Ticket party profess iheniselVes
.qialy cDn6dent, The elsv victories Of
Lncock Qvsr liOsmer and Riley seem TO
m1 kv them believe that they have more
success In store Tor them Monday next,
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suvIL UEv. oE, ho, Of Wellsburg,
v,,iu The clty Tuesday, on hi, way out
10 Guernsey county, Ohio, to purchase
rool. lie 10 buying for the II irris Manu-.
.eurinv Company, in the East, and has
,l,..Jy purcha ed about o5O 0C0 pounds
0prju IbAt region. lie says that most oil
,be wool 10 u vpke county has been sold,
but lhatlbe great bulk Cf itin Hancock
,Ounty, aud also in the Burgettstown
,,on Of Washington county, Pa, and in
Be.y.r and Allegheny COUNTIES, In that
us /, yet uuSold. Farmers are not dis
vxsI 10 n cept present prices, which are
from 10 u 4! cents, and have their ideas
s,d ou Is u 80 cents. They generally
think that wool ought to be worth more in
e,psr, 1871 c, Of q GAtfl. .ld's election. There
s.ra,uly i.a d msr tone East, but Mr..
George dues not look iJr much OF an ad
vance aud remalk ked that the market
,esmed 10 bs easing off a little in the last
lbree or fur dsyslu the Est. While it
/, not likely to gO down il is also not very
likely to 20 up materially. lie has no.
pOuIut any wool on his own account this
year, aud coDgra ulates himsel. on the
l,c', as he does not think there Is any
snru 4. ion Ia IL,
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L.s, uf I.... l.v,E
ON the PrepcI 'or ~ .sInnd, = wrecked In
A GHie SATURDAY NIrht,

ON the PropcI 'or " '-Iand, !" Wrecked In
a uaie SATURDAY Night.
TORONTO, Or, November IL The fol-
lowing il the III st complsie list that can
be ob,aiped OF the names OF The I'll. ers
and men Of the propeller Z,alaud be.
lieyed TO have been lost in the gale Of Sat
urday night:
Capt. Edward zalaud, Hlmiltop; /;
rhos. Dewey. Gtst engineer, 1T Ca,her.
inet; David Factor, seG0nd engineer, Port
Claiborne; JIseph MAlsup, d 1T mate.
Montreal; Thus. Dmos Lgiu, second
mate, Cornwall; Thomas Arms rnny,
ship carpenter, Hamiltun; Mis-. EfanciP,
lAdy's IN I'D, AlOntre+i; two deck hards,
veil EnOwn ON buStd n, George aud Jack,
the loimer English aud Tie latter bsiol 4.
ing to Toronto.
Captain Thos. q .alaud, brnlher Of tho
deceased, aud his Sol have left l0r The
North shore 10 search for the wreck aud
bodies.
tlur,H, oSr, November 1.-the cap.
lAiu Ui the tug Jhieh4iu rtppns p4slng
IhetOp masls Vi Vessel sIiCElpg gu, {, I
the water be seen Salmon pGiut al d
Poiut l.aer Light. supposed TO 10 the pro.
pelloT Z.alard.
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pOsrAL Mtrigss.
Report OF the Assi,iant posim.ster Ger.
ernI ON the Regisiry System ii'

rrnI ON the RrEisiry system
wAsaIN1roY, November 1.-THE forth
ccm'pg report Of Assistant Postmaster
General Hszsn makes an Interesting ex
hibit OF the registry system. Ths total
number ot let ell and parcels registered
throughout the country during the f-c.l
year ending Juue so last were y 99B 5i9
ol which, In round numbers, 5 by5U,UOO
were domestic letters, $4,000 domestic
"sTcel4, third and fourth G. 4ss matters,
25O 00O letters to foreign Countries, . 25C
pAIceIs IN ioreign countries and upward.
Of Que million leitersAnd parcels Of official
matter forwarded for the Government and
by law exemred from postage aud the pay,
ment OF registry fees. The amount d
fees collected we're s5TT7 904, m increase ol
nearly 80 per cent over preceding Yeas.
Tbs iuCre,ss In the number Of letter.
anti parcels registered Yas / 567 ,4gl
acthall6sses' OF regtsteNed matter dunu.
the year llS lettets and parcels, Whit
was Il the is,s OF one In about every 0 200
This 10 proportionAtsly smaller LOGS thai
lied registration u third and fourth clasl
matter, merchandise, ETC., Is reported 4
he sill attended with extraordinary suc
cess; 1853 b?S paFpsls were registered dur
| ing ihs fiscal year Rt the Asy York city
pOsiottice tlone.
general HaEen, in view Of the fact tha
most Of the Losses Of registered matter OF
cur on the ''stay" service ip1tes, recon
mends that the!mail contractprsoh the.sts
routes be heit accountable for ldsse
directly traceSble 70 Gateesspees Or othv
fault u their agents, and suggests that !
all contracts hereafter . clause be inserte
providing for such Accountability.
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Editor George v. Ma.hburn, OF the
Elyis, Ohio, Eepub'iern. apd wife, came
Own over the TuscAIawas railroad yes,er-
Day on visit TO Wheeling. We are in.
t,bed TO him Tor briei call at the INTEL.
reScga, ilice. IIetells US that Secretary
sasrlnan is the choice Of the Republicans
gu the Western Reserve for the successor
,hip TO General Garfield in the United
STes Senate, aud Gays that the people oil
Ohio cannot afford TO lose the long ex-
psieuce aud great abilities Of Sherman In
that or some tqlaly responsible and ser
. tsesble position.
There is, however, some difficulty about
sltclpg any body TO succeed Garfield.
TIE General is not yet senaIer, and will
sOl be until he qualities as such, and be
eluuOt qualify until the 4th Of March
next, on which day lie will be inauguf-
.,ed as the President OF the United States,
Meanwhile Senator Thurman's term will
uol expire until that day, and hence there
will De no vacancy, actual or prospective,
kiIhiu the meaning Of the law, to be filed
~ the 0aio Legislature which meets IN
JAuuary. The vacancy at the end oil
Touruau's TEN has been provided for by
The election OF General Garfield year
40, and he is the Senator elec., and his
credentials as such are on file with the
Secretary ( The Uuited States Senate.
l.apprsrs therefore Q that the Ohio Legis'
ilure cannot proceed TO elect Senator
uulil after the A b Of Mach, AZ there viii
be no varancy 10 fll until alter Gen. Gar
t:ld iAils to qnalliy AT that time and re-
turus bis credentials. That Ia, unless
there il come way Tor him to withdraw
biz eredsnlial. 10 the meantime, aud de-
clue the election he ha,a ready accepted
|. seems, as matter Of com non sense, that
lhae ought,to be way OF returning ere
,IsuliAIs aud undoiug Al acceptance under
The ci, cums,auces in VIII CT be fuds him
mlf, aud we p.s.ume that the difficulty
eau be solved in soue such way. itis u
s,u.se an important matter for oaio ts
have Senator present ready to qualify a
once after the expiration Of Tharm mi
lstm. 1t Ia all The more important poS
because the Senate may be lie, aud ms!
need inst one vote TO control the organic
ion vl committees.
Mr.. washburn, in speaking OF Gov
II. er, says that the Wish on the Reserve
s,bA I bs will remain Governor, and be
candid, ve for reelection next fall, as hi
/. ,rally the strongest man whom th'
psiS can ~ m'na,r TOR Governor.
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AnrOKnY suENk.

Tho TndixaiGed Conduct OF Ilandr1
Hnsoa, the ExpsIi-d MEMBER Of al
ften u I, bambrr uf Deputies.
PARIS. November IL -Atlhe assembling
: I The Chamber Of Del u les to-day BIN r.
D'Asson took bis seat in despite Of the re
cent vote expelIiug him. He IT lsed tt
leave, notwithstanding the orders OF Pfesi
dent GAmbetta. The latter then tus
uri ded the sitting. The members Of tin
m Iiiy left the houe The. Right re,
manned. Btpdfy D'Asson continuing
,OdnrAtP, the Bureau Of the Chamber OF
deted his expulsion, aud military guar,
was CALI d in aud forced him away. Tit
mem en- II the Right clustered sroun'
Bhdry D'Asson, who, violently IesistinI
aiIh hand. aud teet, was expelled by III,
nnited eHOrts al aReen soldiers, and con
tiued In an adjacent room. i
The -cislou Of the Exuem, Advanced
Left 10 adhere TO the Iurse which caused
lhe ministry 10 iesigu, shows that Gam
betta Ia 10 longer certain Of commanding
Il uI.i .riry. The education bill which ih,
Government de ited 10 place frst on the
order vi the day, contains provisions
which the Government considers woulc
ubviate the pecestily for the immedlEt,
desperation otths Religious Communities
PARIS. November ll.-In the Chsmbe'
Of Deputies this evening Al. Legraud, ,f
the Republican Union, introduced an IL.
terpellatinu addressed 10 the Govern
msnt. lie insisted on the neces
sity of clear aud comprehensive pol
ley, and said that the disagreeme t
wuich had ati en- was purely formal. /,
G. Cabinet possessed any confidence il
the Chamber it ought TO remrin, II MOTH
ought 10 resign.
Jules Ferry, President OF the Minis
lenal Council, faid the Republic ne, dtd
dutab'e Calumet Regarding the pro.
CANINE Of the Cabinet he reerred the
House 10 the ministerial statement alre8dy
made. lie declared that the ministry Wa,
resolved not TO tolerate the violation II
the law or anarchy, whether caused BY
Rnyalis's or ReVolutionists. The Ministers
were sgreed, ne said, aud their programme
ought 10 be sccepled by common consent
". Ferry asked the h0use not TO fecur to
the order ol the day, rs the difference
of opinion turn upon the ques
ti0n OF principles, but upon
the question VI time. The vote which
the Chamber was about to record would
Indicate whether simply q misuuderstaud.
ing existed, aud the vote should have been
equiyucal, SO that II might be known
~nere The mtj Iity was.
III. Clemeuceau, Of the extreme Left,
reproached The government with undue
tolerance in n0L daring to prosecute
faclious persons in Lourcpiug. He ecu.
sured the ministry for tiyiDg TO reulain in
power and compelling the Chamber to
Smpport the ministry as lacking authori y.
NJ Ferry said that the Cabilet Ie-
tigred from sente II pride aud
wIIhdiew their r.siguations irom mp
tives OF patriotism. lie pointed cut
that NJ De Preyceuet, late Premier, had re.
sign,d because he wished to suspend the
Of the dec,ee. and have fresh
on the sutj +ct.
V vote Of COT fl ieurs Ia the Government
was then adopted, by 207 yeas to lSl nays.
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uncomplimentary to the Green. o'Dnn.
nell is ore OF the class ot lltsh politicians
who endeavnr TO ride two horses at
the same time. He wants to be
friendly with the Government and also
keep peace with the public sentiment AZ
hums; Int the tiovernment being the
s'tonpett aud likely to he OF the most hen
+ TO him, he naturally clings TO Il and
drops the people, when Il becomes qnes
tinn between The two. Mr. Redpath, tilled
with the belief that Mr.. Parnell and hi
cansa au n the right, contributed 40 ar.
nc'e TO q Dublin paper, In which he very
elI.c ually exposed Mr.. o'0ounelh
cuu,se and l,mpooned that honorable
gentleman 10 true Am -rtcAn t,yle. The
rrsnlr l. paid to be chsllergp. These
tho know Rehpath elieve hs will give
o'DonneIl all the ss'i.f4ciion desired.
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C,,,.in r,se,to. si.r representatives 10
NJ N. mrnd~u 20 tLe r.epi" ior FAR

CtFtRih Electt0L Hs' " -.
H+ II. n,nndeu 90 iLe Ptop'" ZOE tf
W.sm,>aros november 1.-THE in.
iOrms,i1,, Ih.i r publicI us have receive:
lum IN nar,s NJ IN as nth since the elrc'
thu Indicates tbsi IN Virginia, North Oar;
dina. nS,t Of C;e1,p,,N, Tennessee, anu
probsbIy In A,kApsss. The elections "
i'ouv, es,,nsn ws,e In ihs IN ain iGir. 10
SOuill CaIUlina all were ca 'HS Az. .. 81 -;
use vi lis,ns ,lluls. and by 1ssPsS! - -
ytoeuce. In AlAbAma gross frau. :" ~ .,,,., 10
rtrg Repnb iuan votes were tn ,,h.. h
la aChtlmet's . district lynch was undG 'a0V'
ejy thrAltdUh ofan cleo ion. 90
lnmtdiMely after the organization otthe
next II mss all cases 10 thv Slu where
The election was tainted either ey VIC;
eNce, tissue ballots, or false counting wi'l
bs taken up ard vigorously dealt with.
Members Of ihe Republican committee are
taking OF n general einneoi action " hich,
they think. will exercise very Wholesome
tH,ut III ,hr South and promote the calise
ol houest Coz s essional elections IN lhs
luture. f1ESI1 = RI ttFy
The plan is TO send the election b'ck to
the people in every case where violence
OF sny species Of fraud can be clearly
shown, aud TO continue thereafter 10 rIs
nGhd The case for new election until
peliec,ly lres and fair one has been held
10 tuch gaIiuY cases as those OF Mackev'
IN Charltston, Live and Stro6eek, 10 Al
abIup, aud Lynch, In Mississippi, they
will undoubtedly lie given their seats ur
der the ubual ioims Of contest, but II
,he purpose 1 prominent Republicans u
heltSItr lake every opportunity TO te
mind uuiAit eciiOn cares TO the voters u
southern distrc ., and 10 refuse. 70 eea
thO'e is'untd until honest elections a.
held IL the disutuls. which pte now haol
ual! compromised With violence or iraa'
Or bolh.
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GRAIs ,xpeRrAIIoN.
unexanpIed .eiiy,,, ID All the Commer.
eIaI Isi.res,a AppertaininK 10 tho ship.
nm. nj a q min Abroad, .N.

eIhI IbtVrestH A AppertaininK 10 the bhip
m.nt Of q ain broad.
EEw YoRK, November 9.-The past ter
months Of the present year have been o.
unexampled prosrei'y and activity te
those engsged In the shipment OF grain to
Europe from this port. At the beginning
Of the wear, during the months OF Janu'
ary, February and March, merchants.
shippers, and brokers were dependent. and
predicted dull times. Vessels by the hun.
dred were lying idle In port; every store.
houre, elevator, aud canal b0at was flled
with grain waiting for shipment, and
everything bpre gloomy outlook Tor
those dependent on the trade. All this
was cat. ed by the pressure Of the grain
~ Indicate, who fastened their c'n' ches on
all the grain In the market, forcing up the
price to figure that neither specllators,
shippers, nor brokers cnn'd touch. Since
the corner was broken, the shipments have
sprung forward with the following re-
suItt: The past month 81 octohbf the
shipments amounted to IL 039 269 rush
els, aud gave employ $40 vessels OF
all denominations In whole or part,
making grand total ior the
past Ten mnnths OF the year
If lf1027 s27 bushels, being
an increase over the corresponding
months Of last year Of several
mlllons Of bushels. The export grain
trade from this port Is steadily on the In
crease. New elevators have been built 70
facilitate the quick losdipg Of vessels, and
Il Is confidently expected that the ensuing
months Of November and December will
be the largest shipping mouths OF the
year, and ttat the yriod total Of the year
wi ! / xceed l25 000 600 bushels, being an
increase ofover 70 per csntfrom last year.
Every vessel iu this port has been
chartered to carry grain, and none are
waiting for engagements. Mr.. Walker.
s,aIislician Of The Produce Exchange, said
this morning that the total ship.
menis Of grail from this port for the last
len monrha, including 1.ur in brshel.,
reached III OF S97 bu.hels He said II
would be d ticult to give the average Of
prices from grain during each month, but,
at rough estimNe, the totsl value o.
grain shipments tor these months would
not fall short OF Sl00,00O000 During the
time Ia question totals VI shipments OF va
riOus gtaius were as follows, in bushels:
WhaaI, 55 lG2, Gil corn, As. $40 99l; oats.
406 90; n. ley, 254 227; rye, l75l 5lS;
u-ns, Sol, 7,5SG; bean-. 2UB, ,7s7; -four, u Sls.
6s5; rye Il Iur, 20 74s; corn meal. 6B7 ,tSe
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A DLLU !. ~ nEIIiI.


iiuraei 10 DrmII.
BRADFlnD, Pa November ll-A spec.
iAl to the Era say: A terrible casualty
happened last evening near u owns slw
mill, at Bordell City, - miles from here.
A number OF men wers id their boarding
house sitting around the ti;e; four others
nsd gone to bed j stai,s. As the Gre be-
gan to burn low in the stove one VI tho
men dipped cup full Of oil from bucket
At hand and poured 1t on the coal. The oil
remaining IN the cup cought dre, and the
person holding 1t threw the blazing mass
away and II tell into the bucket, An tx-
ulosion Immediately followed aud the
turning lluId saS scattered all ar0uud the
room, delnging the clOtLitg OF the men
with the Il ming oil. The tueli rushed Ons,
envelopeu ia sheet Of de, aud wiitted
IN the ground iu agony. Meanwhile lie
house burned rupidly, and iu the enbers
we're found the chSried Dies Ui llie IOur
who were up stairs. Their names are
Elliott, Brown, uealy and Hyde Otihute
down stairs, Joe DAnnuck, Henry Monroe,
Flank Welsh and another, NJ ME III known,
are dead. The tiiIh One ID NOT expected ~
recover,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-12

BARNEvI1LE, November ll-Wi'lfsm
Dsmen', j., a by sixteen ypars Of tse,
was Instantly killed yesterday afternoon
by aI'eight trpin. lie had jumped on to
take ride through town, aud, IN tnire
10 mp III, hG ieii heDph h Tie VIE, Ii
aud was torn 10 pieces, uis h dy Nss rut
10 TWO, and both ltgs tom q While p'eres
q assh were carried disiaLes VI twenty
yards,