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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-16

STEEL vs. Iron RAILs.-The first EN-.
gineer of the Rhenish railway. which has
the longest experience in steel rails, pre-.
sents important facts as to the economy
of steel over iron rails, according to which
the average duration OF steel rails, where
twenty-four trains pass over them every
day, is thirty years, while that of iron
rails, with traffic Of seventeen trains, is
eleven years. The calculation shows
that steel rails last four times as long
as iron rails, although they arc but one
third more expensive.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-16
ALL INDoRsE TT.

The Recorder, Americas, Ca, says
Clerks, Senators, Representative. Doc.
tors, Lawyers, Citizens, in public and
private life. arc testifying by The thous
sands, and over their own signatures,
that remedy has been found for
Brights Disease OF the Kidneys and
for Diabetes these are respectively
known az Warner's Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure and Warmers Safe Diabetes
Cure May Z. lS50-Sm.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-16

The Martinsburg Natcsmam has an ad :
mirable editorial this week in advocacy
OF tho nomination OF Hon. C. J. Faulk.
ner for Governor. 1t "concurs with tho
entire democracy Of the county and sec.
ton that he is the unanimous choice for
Governor; he is known to every demo.
cratic voter in this and the adjoining
counties. and they have 90 often testified
their confidence in him by their votes,
that it would be Idle in as TO descant
upon his character and public services. ("
The Statesman continues Free Press.
sWe are not sectional men in any
sense ofthe term. Our columns have
shown our readiness ut all times to
support and give prominence to pub
lie men, whether they live north or
south of the Kanawha, or east or west
OF the mountains. Indeed, the only
complaint that has ever been urged
against us is that we have been too
little sectional and local in our feel
ings.
But while we would not now pre-
sent any candidate upon merely Sec
tional ground, we cannot refrain from
saying to our brother democrats
throughout the State that this portion
which has been so little favored by
patronage, presents for their consid-
Grafton a man possessed of every
qualification for the office one who
has labored for more than quarter
OF century with unceasing zeal to
promote the success of the democratic
party; who combines experience and
familiarity with oil the interests of
West Virginia, with an integrity,
public and private, upon which a
stain has never been cast,-we think
the consideration of locality should
not be without weight In determining
the solution to be made
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-16

The New York TRIBUNE remarks
that never before in the history of the
country have the shipments of grain
from the interior to the East by the
water route been as large as this sea-
son. The gain is chiefly in wheat
and corn, and the movement in these
Is out of proportion to that of any
previous season. The total receipts
OF all kinds of grain at New York
from Jan. to June 30 were 55,5S4,-
0o4 bushels against Abs, 289 BUSH
els for the corresponding period of
1879 OF this amount, 19, 522 ,476
bushels came by the canals, against
9,297 ,452 bushels received by canals
last year
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-16

SLEEP AND WASTE OF LrrE.-Sleep
will do much TO cure irritability OF tenn
per, peevishness and uneasiness. 1t
will build up and make strong a weak
body. 1t will do TO cure dyspepsia, par.
ticularly that variety known as nervous
dyspepsia. 1t will relieve the languor
and prostration felt by consumptives.-
1t will cure hypochondria. 1t will cure
the headache. 1t will cure neuralgia
1t will cure broken spirit. IT will cure
sorrow. Now no man should do more
work OF muscle or brain in day than
he can perfectly recover from the fatigue
OF in good nights rest. Up 10 chat
point exercise is good; beyond, are
waste OF life. exhaustion, and decay
When hunger calls for food, and fatigue
demands rest, we are in the natural or
der, and keep the balance Of life
When We take stimulants to spur our
Jaded nerves, or excite an appetite, we
are wasting life. There is wrong and
mischief IN all waste of life. A man
should live 80 as To keep himself at his
best, and with true economy To eat
more food than is needed is worse poll
cy than tossing money into the sea. IL
IS waste OF labor and a waste Of life.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-16

From A LOVER TO A STEP-FATHER.
"A strange and terrible revenge was
recently taken by discarded lover in
Indiana. He was about thirty years Of
age aud had been industriously counting
girl Of sixteen, but when he came 10
pop the question ho was contemptuously
rejected, the girl saying that he was old
enough TO lee her father. Upon that hint
he acted, for the girls mother was
buxom widow OF only thirty.Gve, aud
speedily transferred his court TO her.
Their marriage soon followed, and now
the young lady finds that her OK lover
IS her step-fatLer. She thought II was
funny until the couple returned from
their wedding tour and then the newly
made step father said to her: "My
daughter you are too fond or btaux.
Nice young men, ice.cream aud buggy
ridOs are not proper Injuries for little
girl like you. am old enough to be
your father, and what's moro I am. Go
up Stare, take OLE that silk dress, get
ready Tor school, aud don't let me hear
Of boaux or buggy, ice cream or nice
young men from you again for at least
three years" Aud now tbat young lady
is alfred in calico and study. vainly 70.
pensing hcr rashncss, and finding out
by dire experience that lover scorned
eau DO oue's worst enemy, especially
when no becomes a step father.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-16
South Branch Intelligencer.
WiIlinn Harper, Editor.
office, Corner Main and Gravel Lane SIS.
RoMNEY, WEST VIRGINIA..
T T. II y. 8 {.

TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS Dc,
,n1um-or TWO DOLLARS il pad Ia al vance.
80 paper will be discontinued, except OF the
option ofthe publisher, until all arrearages ha We
bseu seltled.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
The races of advertising are, for square ten
iues) or less 0sE poLI-AR AND FirTY CExrs for
Tires iu,ertons- larger ones 10 the same proDor-
ton Zach continuance 3Ii cents.
Quarterly, half yearly, and yearly advertise.
menis inserted 1T liberal reduction on the above
Yearly advertisers disseminating during the
year will be charged regular rates.
No advertisementto be considered by the month
or year unless specified on the manuscript or pre-
yiously agreed upon between the parties.
Resolutions OF associations communications oil
limited interest, and notices Of deaths exceeding
Iss LINKS will be charged Eve cents per line.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-16

q DISTRESSING TRAGEDY IN VIRGIN.
GA.-At Danville, Va. on the night OF
Lhe 9th inst, Thomas ID. Dojarnet,c en-.
tered bagnio hereinqulring for Mol lie
Dejarnette, an inmate thereof. She ap-
lJeared. recognized him as her brother,
and at his request went with him to a
private room. A few minutes afterwards
repeated pistol shots nere heard from the
room. The police were called in aud
found the door fastened. They broke
it down and discovered the girl lying
on the floor we'tering in blood, her
brother standing by her, pistol in hand.
He Immediately confessed having shot
her, AID averred he had done it to wipe
out the disgrace Of his family by his sis.
ter's conduct. He surrendered himself
TO the officers and has been committed
TO Jail. He declares his Willingness to
, accept TIE penalty Of the law. Medical
examinations showed the girl was shot
Ia 1--WE places--two at least necessarily
/ falkland that sbo could not survive.
She protested that her brother was right
IN taking her life, an begged that he be
not punished. On their separation, af.
ter the tragedy, the brother and sister
embraced with mutual forgiveness and
tears OF grief. The victim was only IL
years old, and went wrong bat a few
months since. She was remarkably in
telligent and fine looking. Her brother
is about 20, and is railroad agent and
telegraph operator at Browns Summit,
N. G. The mother is the widow OF DIR.
James Dcjarnette, and lives In Caswoll
county, n. c., near DanvilIe.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-16

The next ''new thing" is likely to be
glass typo for newspaper printing! Elk
periments have just been made in Paris
with glass type. and the result is said Ia
have been very successful. The type
preserves its cleanness almost indefinite.
ly: it is sail to wear better than metal
and to maintain its sharpness of outline
longer.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-16
South 9ranell gntellisenfer.
ROMNEY, FRIDAY, JULY Is, 1880.

The early elections of this year are
the following: Alabama, first Monday
OF August; Arkansas, first Monday OF
september; Vermont, first Tuesday OF
September; Name second Monday of
September; Colorado, first Tuesday of
October; Indiana, Ohio and West vir-
GINA, second Tuesday of October.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-16

We learn from the Hagerstown Torch
that one day last week little daughter
of Mr.. Geo. Eyerly. of Williamsport. was
bitten in the toe by garter snake whilst
playing in the yard of the house. A
prompt and copious supply of whiskey
counteracted the poison and saved the
child's life.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-16

Prof Green, distinguished palloa.
The physician, wrote TO the medical Re.
cord 10 the effect that after all other
means had failed, he sent FOR the Kid
ney Cure (Safe Kidney and Liver Cure)
and 10 his astonishment cured a serious
case OF Brighes Disease by administer
ing IL, and afterwards found It equally
beneficial in other cases.-May z, 1880.
SIN.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-16

A jury Of inquest in Jersey City has
found that Mary OConnor, the mother
who killed her three children, did the
deed in a Ct Of temporary insanity. The
case suggests The tragedy in Baltimore,
some years ago, whom Mrs. Marsh killed
Der four chIllren.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-16
A GREAT ENTERpEIsr.

The Hop Bitiers Manufacturing Com.
pany is ono Of Rochester greatest bus.
mess enterprises. Their Hop Bitlers
have reached a sale beyond all prece-
dert, having from their intrinsic value
found their way into almost every house
bold in The land 80 Graphjc.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-16

Machines capable Of making 200 pa
per barrels daily are now in operation.
Strange as 1t may seem, barrels for SUI
gar, Kerosene oil, lard, and even gun
powder are now made out Of paper pulp.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-16
Grant Or Tilden ?

YOU will consult your own interest by send.
: ing 10 me for circulars OF the following
machinery. &c, before buying. Being myself a
practical farmer, with % yesrs experience in
''@ saie OF machinery, aud making the lstes,
Improvements 10 that line speciality, + VIII guar
Su'ee sau1fection, low rates and liberal teruis.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-16

Moths eat NJ twenty-five million
dollars worth of goods IN The country
very year, while elephants don't in
are Us q bit
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-16

Gen. ROsecrans was brave Union
soldier He is a wicked Democrat
al the same and will take the stump
for Winfield Scott Hancock.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-16

The boiler OF q thrashing engine,
at Dunklrk, Ohio, exploded on Tues
day last, killing seven persons and
wounding eight. Two of the latter
have since died.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-16
The Buckeye
MO U|ER IND REAPER.

MO W'EB IND REAPER.
'ns Leading harvester Of The world. Superior 70
".i others 10 the principles Of its construction.
average durability Is double that Of Others.
N.'1 iess than half their cost 10 keen in repsit
Is Chieflain srlf dump loct-lcver Sulky Rake
caves expense Of ono hand by bunchiur tie bav
2 tte 1inrow high wheels and strong. You
1870 afford 10 do without il Send for cjrcu-
.-f Ten-horse power
Y1HdUd & Traction E16iRes
guaranteed 10 give sufficient power 10 run 5aw
-' with SO 70 o. inch saws. Latest i'm.
'9yei Tb-cshers 10 10 horses The new Gel
.". .'ea igh'runnlng portable SAW MILLS,
'.' -..am or water. Tie wonderful
DDbcHhciDl D0ubte BuoQY.
'ugtali- ,n On astaot from q ueat single
~ 20 nice roOmy Carriage Took fret
'uiau ~ The Cumbtflan fair. The prem inn
'i.'runniug phosphate grain and grass seed
.a sp'ru3id Hay and Cattle Scales fully
Warranted, for so, gnm aud leather betting,
N'.ti pipe and fruit dryers, aud sny other arti-
D' you want.
T II. CARSKADON.
Keyser, West Va.
aEge a., 1880.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-16

/ ! ADAM FOYS Improved Correct Skirt
~ supporter, the best IN the market. at
H.. KUSSELL& BRO.
.-r'er Say - 1880.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-16
e glsNMYENG

3NiE pnder igaei would respectfully 10 FORM
: AisiIiosds Of the county OF Hampshire t,at
To- 8 prepared to DO SSurvevinr upon the
.uol teat notice. OffCe--tLc Que occupied by DR.
L. Lupton, Rornney, Vest Va.
March ., 1865. A. MONROE
, 1880-02-06
Brilliant Reception at the, Home
Of the illinois Club.
Indication Of the Music Hall to
Apollo and the MUSES..
Ctarmlng 1,urlcaquo Art Exhibition for
Religious Purposes.
7wcnllsEh Annual Charity Bali Of tae 81.
Georges Socloly.
ILLINOIS CLUB.

\ brilliant NEEE|'TIuNt
The 1l1imgis Club, uf tho West Sllc, gave n rc-
,pp,Iou l,lst night W tho nle,ntcrs nnL theIr
tricn,ls. Abunt. 10O Invitations wcru issued
,utsI,ls Of tho 1ncm'crs Of tho organization, md,
1lthnugh tho 1!lb-tlnuso IA large u,u,,gl fur Nil
,rltuary occasons, 1t WIS crowded 10 It's utmost
lnpncty inst evening. The President, Judge
Rpaers, received tho guests III the front puror.
rho lurge b'llilr-r0nm WIS rttuM1elcd into a
danc1ug hull, the oor being pinned md waxcd
for tho ogcaspu. Enth room wis tnHtufully
DECORATED with flowers and smnx. Refresh.
nlcnta were served Throughout tho evening, aud
n,llale WIS furnished by l1nnl1's Orrhrstr1l.
Avupilk thDRc present were Judge liDgerB, Mr.
Antt Mrs u. r. DlekInRl,n, h1r Mills Ii0Eers, A[sa
Trgnrs, Mr. and Art. FrNuo u. Wllklu. Mrs. f. Il.
Irlmcr, Mr. aud strs. J.. Z. Chrucy, Miss fIccn
j. Egnt, ,lr. tlGnrHc II: EaRn. MiH. 0enrEG Jnck-
sot, Sir. c. r. Burton, Miss carr1o l!artti', Gen.
Tnra Iage, Miss vir!.Lntn Cayton, Miss Ncl!!o
kIpKslnnd Mss. Juh,l ullyer. Mr.. Arthur MMa1ll,
Wr aud Mrs. Il. ). 1'nth!ll, MIR. anh Mrs. H. J:
sn.ith, Miss Sulth, Alr. LeoNnrt! swttt, Mr. Ell
Johnson, sir. Charles n. 1llstop, Mr.. Wal.
In Map,,is, H'eSsf: sfr:. Jnn,rs ~ ". Furry. Mias
Eillc Ferry. MIR. A, g. Hutchinson, Mr., Granger
Furwell, +, II. EuiIler, 1taMEe I, Ilurr1AlYf,s,
iInmer N. rhoiuna. Mr.. ind Mrs. G. G. llonHoy.,
Mr: charIca /. norIcy, Mr.: al,1 Mrs. FREQ
';s's @ s1 III ispsgry f. ia ErHso" M4 l. 's,M = Ma Srk
nc, sfiss unrtic t'artner, Nttss snllic Goolrich,
Mlss Lucy lhIl, Mr.. md Mrs E.!wanl Tcale.
iiiss Ada 1lostock. Mr.. md Mrs. ". II. Lean,
Afr. i. ", 1Mndy. Mr. Junlcs kelloy. 0cn. I. N.
StIips Huron Yult Juinsull Mr. md Mrs, Rogers,
Mr. Culver, Franklin Uenntson, and othors.
, 1880-02-06
MUEIC-IIALL.

rrn1cArEu TO AroLLO AND THE MUSES..
The two smaller hnlls which form II pnrt nf tho
completed new Music. Hall woro thrown Open to
the public Inst evening, md very PLEASANTLY,
though informally, tct11clltGtl to tholr fl,turo
uses. A general newspaper notice had been IT,
sued by the management, inviting the vnrIo,ss
musical organizations nf tho city to COMO nnl
luak In upon their fnturo art homes, and tho
responses werc moderately numerous, sanlr-
thing Ike 100 people nvnIng themselves of tho
opportunity thus held out. Thu now lnnin ele-
yAtor WIS r111 all tho why tip to the sixth h0Or,
whcr, 1t dposited It's nnsfcally-incllncd p,.sscn-
gers alla;'st n tho very door nto now '1nearNnI
aas"!ar guI ill., ii torm, lighted Sy '' dsy ey y'
nIEe ,skyxht a1l BY ixlt by . 1r,ant san,
tho sixth sloor, fronting on s.*ts street, and Is
larE" enough to accommodate 100 people: Thu
wnls md ceilings aro iressed IN modest tints of
blue AllG tlr1b md tic Kcnp1Il h!r Of tho plAeO
y light, cheerful. nild hunelikc. Just north OF
4 S no parlur, handsomely furnished roo'1
a o nos @s W'tn 3 msicaas. iii ie
atGIy cast Ia the BeerctAry'e room. whtio to tho
east and north aru tho comfortably arranged
ap sa s ftsry tic s sH Ct the ho oos sa
Just Gust ot the Bccretnrys room Is nn ELEVATOR
s e. ti dYs,s + fnr5 Mc pssn9 c s aecG,s %
The Hceond hail, which has beer. designated FUR
paK i y s,1r naf If eapSr m thn e21q 9qi @ aa
it, dfie,!slons aro axSl, and il win accommt,- mo.
tsate H1 people. 1t Ia one Ut tho most PLEASANTLY
,,nblr. divided into a pnruuot, a slightly rising
sara from the balcony circle. as VOL 8 from the
rom for .piano md chorus or small orchestra.
Tho trcscoi,'y Ana tho furnisllng conform md
n fa an SfS' afe Il os %fPS e o eass T. H.
1nnst inviting llttiO halls TINT could bo devised.
, 1880-02-06


OMAHA. Mob, Feb. s,-Tho hall Of tho Omaha
1soard Of 1'r.do WIS vol Tiled on Friday even.
Ing 10 porfeot tho organization OF u Ncbraskn
Academy Of Hcloncca. AmonB tho notables
present WIN did not attend tho former mectiuK
wero nDticcsl tho Hon. G. ". Il. Dorsey, Of
Fremont; o. +. Davis, tho 1tcy. W. J.
IIArHha, M.ne. Charlton Edholm, the Hon.
l. 4. Gaylord, A. D. jones, and John Evans, Of
Omnha; and Prof. II. Emerson, Of tho stato
University Mt Lincoln. Tho Ho1i. u. Z. u. Ken
nody presided. a constitution and by-laws wore
soeioty shail 10 tho Nobinska Acadomy of Sci. s
uileca; and is object is tho increase anldIllsion
1f tto s!cn,!i!n kWsisc' t5o 1ostcr!ns #
e shorcte, '' tso co}uaton it @ ana malnaonanua M ~,
ct n,'isoan and library ili'!stratiys Of tho an
oGests t shoad t.: % Tno Satra boieness, @ s.iie IT,
Guiding under that MANS Geology, hlneraa!oxy.
ralss,'taaky, Mstoorolosy' l,1tan,y, zo9gy'
%S p9!Gx SsSy:,oS aaS SsSYss xppSs ssasY b;ss
sna FhsoroticHi and Applied chemistsy.
@ easlssy HsyGsaa na is stS SS E'sssHky soeiS@ q
ss]oSos q 1sefai and Mno Aria Ihs esa'.
truting the aboyo departments ut tho bcienccs,- -
thu Museum ar,! lLhn.ry 70 ho located at nmaha-
After the. adoption Of tho constitution, thu
rrof, aninucl Au1hey: Vlco-Prcs'dents-nr H.
i. Mvinystan. ot riattam9.tth; 1Mavitt lsnrii.
ea9 eens9 aans e 4ah @ tGa e d " s4 Au
nt 0ulahn, Corresponding bcctetary-Th0 Hon,
y. L. Il. keutsesy, IT Dnfiha- Ircasurur-A: H.
os as'ss Ct of p' oa T. 1a & s e.
omaila. plrcctors--flowaniK Kennedy, Of Osnnha;
fho Hun leorKe W. i: Dorsey, It Fratn1nt;
Prof. y. D. Wilber, NJ. A.. Ut Wllbcr, Ssliuo
Tho alaoera and memhcss Of tho Association
COMPRISE aemv u tho lnpat eminent men and
, 1880-02-06

lcceasctl WIS ono .of her first tenants. The
root,,s were selected by 1ua.l whose tlu.ne shu'
known only Us Mss sip IN, si so'*tn. a lie paid all
the rent, ald visited her frequently, but never.
~ fur rs known, nftcr dHrk. Mrs. simpson
st'tror, which she would aecasianalsy sefer
T., !nlt meyer cxrlaan. Sho kept 10 hefsef near
fn9 p ap na /. FMS sso ny b. osg
place sayo t. some restaurant for Ineals. Koar
SS;" fsPse's% n ssas iss f. s shs fsns sa ss
A ten yn a shs va taken u an at hsr
sued. Tho cousin was present 1t her death,
sss CT 5sp'e"u urowu fey nH5as b;naar Wesa sss
seemed. Ms Simpson appcarcl to tnko
tl,c e sfIss iir,,wt, wis requested to take frai
ssst sS r n. Sn % %s"SSGp . n IT, ns ,rnss spf1Sa pS ss r.
%nf ass i1t bo to a ssp III Sas tno,o '' ehects sas
t. "r r . ~ fys Ta;e f9s ss INIT ast
y. H. This was her n.other's ,!utnc. md cards
fsna ,,,, T. hsr trnk proved tlmt Mls S'spse,
"r Tic :" ncixItorsoM1 - WI" % ai,cs '''h III ths
sns s"s on, 'TS; ,og Gsk"E t ,ha H." ,rheo to fss
white tr4s! fran Meridian arret, willc., Miss
msnwnnnd the French Nurses nude short work Of.
ttay furtt,t>on tho mysterious cousin chilled
azl.tn. 4ud, rncknR up4ll Mnry's effects tlckctcd
! !f,e two trunks ~ CHG aad directed, and bud
lic afterwards returned and said ho hRd shipped
th',m by express, ant! haa taken tho precAation
tho "1,llsin. WIS 1eaistcti by tho bartendcr.
the ta'ckn'ae taken H from t9o doceAsed,a 9orsets
I'ockst: banks wcll.iiei wi III money, an ciegant.
rinas; rnas: an;i chaIs: a9d q elsGo5r!to xani-
'r%!s ';''a = ss!ns 81 poss Woman Daas: sse
cvcry apst.nco of io % flehest elesaneo s sHS @ asd
earrfaEa' known 10 thom. nIt siIss lsrowa
scouts the story Of the money, though she I'd
hest In guilty rs vol! ~ considerable In GUAM
tity. l1ott stu md tho nurses saw I'LL those
things packed In tho trunk Later In tho day =
ferret aat tho idot:tty p tse eousS put fsifed:
ss 9s a SSs at ,ps S As Rassss
jiSs x'd sss through H., ininAs ~ now
iakcn into custody, na ho evidently. Know tic
ct,''sin." but would not 1evea! h!s identity.
The "f9rss"Id ~ d cousin T. described q rathsr
ilustacl'e. lio represented himself as al en-.
ployd ut military headquarters but It Is thought
lu h only Il travelling nffcflt.
Cosnnor Mum reAehed tho house At s O'Clock,
mud tn him DrN. MnrEliGrslt nnl NDrconl told
their stories. Tho deeUnscl Ind been pregnant
thoy thought. but there wns no ntte.npt at
ulnlun hcnorrllaEo Of tho bowels 1nl stoml-
arh. caused pcrohance. 4a she, hetselt be-
flowed, by n sovere colt, anl her dell
fullest investigation, md seconded the Coro-
Ier'a proposal to fnlia IL post.nlortosn exantna-
taoa to-tMy for tho purpose Ut 1oeuratoly deter
Nlf.lnR tho clsIse pf Acnth. This And tho In .
Qacst viii hu held tn-tlay. In tho meantime the
two n,lfses md Miss fIrown Ato under police
surveillance Ut tho house.
, 1880-02-06

ques!o 1iecker, Miss Ian1or. Mrs.. r. laluc, Miss
Ios9 Kul!y, Mis-. Hose Nowtntt, Miss Alftp New
TIM, Mira ". ii. t,avo, Mrs. llnrforti. Mira. WIT
sG1l, Mrs iloatch, Mrs. +. Il. WikIc, md Mrs. j.
ThnnlnH.
Tim tlnncing program contained no 1csH thHn
twenty ,,tItnfntn including tho o1l-tlmr iiM|
14lles nn p0lk.., "Monnie Musk" tho I4ttnrs,
nn.k @ N, - sct tetfry anfes VIZ, ,I H. occs! ,n
night M ntorrnaAfon w0s tnkc,i for supper,
which waa served IN tho I@ilra' ortlnary. Tho
remaining orrn6acn,cnta. ind rericet in
IT,, way. Owing to tho prrsc1ieo ut tho
indies, for wlIoin tlat,oing t,ns even grcnter
synp,aId! Apceofcs. i,lo h,ltais .wefc limited 10
twp,-."Thc Queen md "Ttle 1'rrahlcnt Ut tho
United Htatc1." Mr.. John T.. II. 1laIley responded
rery plnAanI.ty IL Tho first .1,nt,,etl, nn s1Mr
llfE nvrr. slnnclnY wns tHpIIltn,rc-l. and tt,p-
tinlirtl nntl daylight. Tho gathering wla Tin
must successful vt bold hy the s,c!oty a'ld Will
, 1880-02-06
CONSPIRACY ri, DEFR4AUD.
SMtta1 Dtspafth 10 The f'h1fdy0 Tribune.

plTTsuuuo, ra,. Feb. 6--.t i,nn n4,l,rd r. J.
Martin, Il member Of tho Independent Order Of
United Wurkmctt, disappeared frunt this city
about eighteen months nE0. Shortly utter this
word can,c frn,n Cincinnati That ho hna fallen
on OF n stonMbont aud been drowned. Ills wifo
thotcupan applied u the 0rsler for tho iusur-
anco on her hush band*s ufo amounting tn &, f0O
Officers Of the Oralnr. suepecting that tho man
WIS mt dead, rcftlpetl to pAy over tho money.
md instituted mn investigation into tle facts or
thu etsse. T0-ny MartIsl wns nrrt.sted III Scutt-
d,ale, few miles fr,su f'lttsbi,rR. whcre he
pudding irua. Tie Ia now In tho l'Itts-
burg lock.,,p. He. will be nrrlIg,lcd
o. onr%a " Et s 70 VIZ de% ni ro s
thu second ease of tho kll1 Of wlllc. tho alt,nl4
of ttB |. q. u. ". contain record, tho first hnv-
att,. wh1re Il n,nsl iIlli1cd Griffin attempted to
e~Iltlle tho Order IN the sln1e way, but WIS de-
tectcd ailtl sent to the Fc.lItGnuufy.