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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-12

And In accordance with law. ana an order
Of the Board Of Directors. made on the 3sth
day Of August. 1880. 20 many shares OF each
parcel Of such stock - may be necessary
will be sold At public auction. At the onics Of
change Building. No. ISL California street, San
Francisco. California, on TURsDAY, the nine.
tenth u9th) day Of October. 1890. at the hour
Of ! o'clock p. =. Of said day, 10 pay said de-
linquent assessment thereon, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses OF the sale.
J.. W. PEW, SECRETARY.
omcs-Room Is, No. $40 Pine strset, san
Franeisco, California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-12
A PROCLAMATION
By the Governor OF the State OF
Nevada.

TN COMPLIANCE WITH SECTION o. OF
an Act OF the Legt lsiurv entitled IAN Act
Relating " Hectic s."approved March ~, 1915.
I. joan 4. kfSKEAD. Governor OF the State OF
Nevada, do hereby of-r q reward OF One Hun.
dred Dollaos or the arrest and conviction OF
Any person guilty of q m~isdemeapor. and q re-
vsrd OF Two Hundred Dollars 2 the arrest
aud conviction Of any PRISON guilty 81 felony.
In violsti n OF any OF the provisions OF tne
Aforesaid law. Til. above re ards will be paid
III, The a-.rees,ed amount pail out reaches the
sum OF Ten thousand Dol ara
In witness whereof I have here
un.o set my b md and caused the
Great Seal 20 the Stats Of Nevada
sxAL to b. sfixsd. Done 81 Carpon CITY,
this hr., q y OF october. A. ID. lSc0.
JOHN II. kINKEAD.
Governor Of the state VI nevada.
By the Governor:
JAsrkn BAscocK. Secretary OF State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-12

rlnnn RETURNS IN 30 DAYS ON 90
9JZUU invested. 0nacisi reports free.
wal bussN ". oe7fy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-12

And IN accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board Of Directors. made on the twenty.
nrss day Of July. 1880. 90 many shares Of
each parcel OF such stock - may be neces-
ssry. will be sold at public suction. at the
once Of the Company. Room 8. No. $50 Pine
street, san Fral CLEO California, on THURS
DAY, the fourteenth Q4th) Gay Of October.
1881. at the hour Of two t2I O'Clock r. 4. OF
,aid day, to pay taid delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF the sale.
y. A. FRIsIUs. Secretary.
oaice-No. $50 Pine street, Room ., Ban
Francisco, California ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-12

And In accordance with Law. and an order OF
the Board Of Directors. made on the twsnty.hfth
day Ct August, 1850. % many sharss Of each par
osl Ct such stock - may b necessary will b
sold st public auction. ct the ONCE OF the Com
pany. No 3U2 MONTGOMERY street, Rooms 8 ard
Q, Ban Francisco. California, on MONDAY. the
eishteenih day OF OCTOBER. 1880. st the hour
quaint assessment thereon, together with costs
Of advertising and expenses Of the sale.
WIN. II. WATSON, secretary. !
Od1ce-No. 601 Montgomery street, Rovms .
and Q, ban francisco, California. ad
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-02
DEXTER HORTON / CO.,
BAN KERS
s1ATTLB, ". T.

OEpsDSIf9 EECuvED AM ACcoUM1D kDe1
SUBJECT 10 CHECK Or o1AIf.
Sigh: Exchange Aal TslssranAis IrAasles % ~
er1sessco. eersSsod end Nsw Yesk
Sight and Sixtv.aay bills q Ixchsage desUa 10
suas 70 ST. direct % looasa, availatis asyvAsre
- Europa
Msssy tesssd % approved sesssisy.
dspssi, Tor saie tsspass.
ce''scs'se ssss ssd SrssssAs ssssss,y s:.lss.a
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-02

Wuo THEY w.as.-Oss tslegrsphie
dispasshss frcm Pert To~nsesd. of the
2Sth gsvs The 1 articulsrs ri . serisss
cutting a6ray that tsok plscs there on
the aitsrnocn Of thss dsy between two
former residents of seattle, and % the
oiscriptions Of the parties were not
sui;cisnlly definite. We will state that
the principal actor. Mc0rsth. vss .
little ssady ce1plsxioned gambler.
Who hung ar,upd here for several
months. and ended up his carssr BY
assAuit,ng jake Beer On the street. .
few weeks ago. His victim. Mcdonald,
vas little .tubby ssilsr. who used to
appear in 81 the Loiics cases ~ vit.
nes.. He lived here for yesr or 10.
making his home j" . building on
Wssh,nRto0 strs.t. He will b rssuem.
bered By many. - the little sailor who
worked % bard. and sung 70 leud. the
night Of our big DIRE. while assisting 10
the working Of the old hand engine.
Mcdonald 10 badly cut. and some think
he cannot recover. NJ B.llard was
tslssrsph~d for immediately. aud re-.
turned TO Townsend. vhero be will put
forth bis best efforts to sesd McGrath
70 the p%nitsatisry. whore he properly
bslongs.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-02

Trinity CHuacu.- Eight children
were baptized in this church last Sun
day aud three were publicly r.crivtd,
subsequent to priv, bsp'is Le"ten
services are hsld Oh Mondays and We'd
n-.lAys - 4 PM; on Tuesdays and
Fridsvs IT ~ Pm ian on Thursdays
1t l0N AN. VITA better attendance
than gsv.H h.fas Bishop Xorris will
sgsin preach on this (Tuesdisy) evening
upon The Holy Scriptures On
"Wednesday hs will 60 - Newcastle.
aud on Thursday. u y L.. Oil hold
service and preach in tho North SEATTLE
schoolhouas. assisted by Rev Mr.. Wat.
con On the 6rst Sunday after Essis4,
April 4:h. thu Bishop will make bic
annual visitation aud sdministse the
rite OF onniisssasisn.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-02
Cows FOR CnErsx MAxsas Msssrs

Cows FOR CHEEsx NAKBaS. 1eeses.
Lansstou and Keller. Of White river,
left for Lswis county this morning to
drive in 90 o. 20 milch COWS Tor the
farmers living In the vicinity II the
new cheese factory 10 King coanty.
They will Ne taken from here By the
steamer Gem. which Is chsrtsred to
carry them direct I" Lnugst"'s Ferry.
oo ths river. The factory will begin
operations on the lst of Nay With the
A,lk Of 500 COWS. About . dossu
farmers bsve guaranteed this supply.
sad - othsrs Join tlss club the product
will be increased. Work on the faetory
bailding vas begun this week.-Olym.
pia Standard.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-02
1upp JUDICIAL Drsrucr.


County SEAT Of Piseco county Flint
Nooday IN June and asss Mooday IN
Decsmbsf.
LAcosner - SecDnd wojnesday d
Jaoaasy and arst wednssdsy in A
gust.
Port Tovnsend-Fossth Monday il
F,brusry and ssconi n 'odsy in Sep
tenn her.
6-sttls Foas,h Monday in Jssaasy
and third 0soday in August.
Snohooish-Third Tuesday in March
and second Tuesday in Nove@bsf.
DuRATrox OF IRRMs-
The coaTt holding farms q Chehalis
hes Jurisdiction over the county Il
Lewis. leegth Of term. two wesk.
Cnlfsx, Whitmau two weeks.
County seat Il Pierce cousty, 6teil-
seo0m-two weeks.
Daytoo. Columhia weeks.
0oldendsls, Klickitat two wesks.
Kals@a. Cowlits end Wahkiskam-
two weeks
Lconnss. Whstcom two weeks.
Olympia. Thorstcn. Chehais end
Mason three ws<k4.
Oystesvil.s. Paoific-two weeks.
Port Townsend. Je6essoa, Island.
Clellsu end San Juan-thfes wsoks.
Seattle. King ssd Kitasp - foaR
weeks.
Hpokan Fsils. Stevens and Spoksa
two weeks.
Snohomish, Snohnnish. 1.-TWO wsoks.
Vancouver. Claske and Ska0ssia-
three weeks.
Wslls Wslla. Walia Wsils-thres
Weeka.
Yakima, Yskioa-tvo weeks.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-02

128Oo1o
The Oapsomo Cart q tho Territory
Of waahD6Gsso Deets g Oly0pia ON
The sssoad Aoaday in Jaiy Of each
Distsies Cssrss viii 10 held = 81
lows:
fast JUDICIAL plsra,cr.
ColiAx-FiEss Nosdsy 10 Jane and
socoad leDadhy u Oess0bee.
I Dsytoa-Thiyd Moaday IL June and
aoesea Monday 10 JsasaEy.
0aldendale- orcoad Moaday In Nay
81 seossd Msa1ay = Nsveahse.
0pokae. FAlls-fosrtA nosday ia
rAaeaae.
Walle Wells-Hsse Hasdsy in Nay
and popcaa 4oa6Ay u Novrahas
Yeki9a-uirss 0asdaS l. April and
'sscood Meo1ay = Ocso6os.
aucouD JUDICIAL DGor11c1.
Vancsuvse-0oeoo1 0oaday isNasch
- loussh Hosday II Oct.b~s.
xala.s-Risse 4nodsy il Jaos and
1sse Wosday = Dsesohee
OlSupea-oeooQ1 lkosaay il Feb
rnasy asd is1rsA Moaday u Ssptsa
oysia.ssilis-ssssal AssdAs n A.
-. ssssxs
Chohalie- o. - sGoeaa 0oadav +
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-02

Posr 1o11Ex 4xA,uHArsox. -Dss
basley and Root Asld > post 9ostso
examination q The renaias = Nf
!oAn Ryan. deceased. as1 foand thAs
~ dsashr vas eanssd isoa bol1ly
s:eessd stomach. ~ inside lining q
~AteA waa 1sarfhlly alcssaAed. D.
eeaaed was alec troabled With ealaSeo-
eeseo( Ahe spleen. ~ ~ = . ssG-
49, s1teok - &C., 1soek s11Ane
sAoaght that Il was liver osoplainS,
gas a e1aminaeion ~ liver wss
sosn4 . = b poesboG ocdee.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-02

TIE Olyoph 1rsGeips goes fer
our ssueey xSo6tes rouxnshod. sni
witness stsiss regard to truth and
justices
The pdsii.bsd report Il the finding
Of the body d : T Stees. lost In
Puysllup Valley two meoehs ago.
seeus 20 have bseu usfosndsd.
Lieut.. Farrsr. from Fort Townsend.
,tartsd Tor washingtou City Last night
Lieut.. Farrsr, thosGh littIs more than
. boy, has quite Distinguished hiasels
in the IDdian county.
Aust;a 4. Bell hes Q b III. colunn I'd.
in the Yakims Record; bic piaes icing
called the /" Stocksds 0roessy," the
locatioa OF which 10 IN Odd Fellow
Building, Elleosbarg.
A rrnsv. which We eoold tsses 10 10
reliablo suesor, was 10 eisealeAios yss-
terday b tho sAeot that Cur tswusmAn
and Msyes. Hon Osasss Jssobs. hsd
been appointed By Prssidest Hayes
0oyesoos OF Washington Territory.
The Oregon Steamship Company. in
considsrstion Of e2.33s. 600. has trens.
Ssrred the steamships Geo w Elder.
Oregon and Columbis. ell their sesl
estate. Office 6xtuses. booss. stc.. to
the Oregon Rsilwsy aud Navigation
Company.
Mrs. Katherine Roger Hamilton died
in Portland on the 26th OF February.
aged % years. This lady wss The wife
Of OregeA's drst Territorial Secretary.
and came from Ohio with him around
tho Horn 10 1850. Lloyd Broke vas
her so,,-in-law.
HarkIess. the N P II Il contractor. il
getting ont logs in Kittitas Valley at
The rsts Of $4,000 to Ion. 600 fest . DAY.
Soov 10 from i've 10 eight fest deep ct
the camps. The Smith Brosh~rs and
stout boys are getting out legs in the
sams nsishborhood.
The bsptismsl service in Trisity
Church. last Sunday VS. quite inter.
eating. Eleven children were rscsivsd.
into The church; the sscrsnent bsisg
administered. during the hours Of Sun.
dsy School. in the pressUcs Of large
number Of grown and little folks.
Va are requested to state that Rev
Ns White has csncludsd 70 remain
week longer, and will preach every
evening and next sunday. ct the n. e.
Church. In this city. he 10 young
mas Of 6ns ability. and has made many
ftisnds during his brief sojourn
among %.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-02

MArs or THR xnEs The photo
gsapasd maps Of the Sk.sit gold mines.
advertised today By NJ. Crsswsll and
to b obtained q the money exchange
Of 4r. Hssknsss. are the clssrsse. plsio.
est aud best approximation Of Hkagie
river aud The digginss thereon ~ have
yet seen. This photographed map hes
been vented bsdly. sud the want can
now b fully. sssiiy. rhssply aod sstis-
fastorily sapplied. Mr.. Creswell struck
. beuansa when b. vent 70 making
oinisg maps thst will pay him quite
- we'll - any clai. On Ruby Greek.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-02

The ARXwRyonr.-Th b ,rk. though
quite en- old weasel. has never before
visited osr hsttor. SVhe following -.
count Of her VIII therefore b. 81 interest
to many q our resdsFs: Ths Arkwrisbt
vss bull. 1t Portsmouth. Me-. in 1866.
BY NJ. Frens,d, noted shipbui:dsr,
Tor the Liverpool trade Her dim~n.
sioas ore l97 feet keel. or little more
thsu 700 iest over ell; 50 feet 10 inches
bessa. snd she has . registsre ] tonnage OF
1857 tons. with carrying capacity Of
1000 tons. She continued in the LAYER.
psol tfads till packsts we're supess~d~d
b steamers. She was bought by the
Port Gamble Company about dve years
ago. In October. 1873. che va thor
oughly overhauled. aud her timbsss
were found 20 b perfectly sousd. she
rsusivsd then an additional set 0f beans
throughout. Between her decks thick
strssks we're put In from stem 60 stern.
She has never coasted 10 the lumber
trade. hat hes made many foreign WY
agss. In the coal trade, betwe y Ma.
sains and Mexican ports. she hes bsen
engaged TO . slinited extent. She car.
ries ever .OO0 600 feet Of lumber with
ssss. The Ark wright has just returned
from . voyage to Australia. whore she
DISCHARGED { cnrge OF lumber st sgd
ney. and loede6 cqal 1t Newcastle, N 8
w for Hosol@lu. Her p9aeages wsD
e5 Mys frca 0sns6ls "a sydney; 80
days from Newcastle 70 Honolulu. and
- days from Honolulu. She will now
load her 6rst cargo a Seattle coal for
0an Francisco. under contract with the
6 G q + O.. She 10 under eemmand Of
Capt. VIM Nswhall. IN sxpsrisnesd add
auoesssful seAlAring man. Who lsft ~
E0efald INST Nay to take the Arb.
wight. Capt. Newhsll came 70 this
coast wh.a boz IL years old. - mate Of
the Florida. the captain VI which vessel
va taken sick. when young Neuhall
nssieatsd The ship fro9 Valparaiso -
Sen Francisco. This vas in Juno, 1850.
He has since bssn n command o. many
vesssls. amoag vhioh Ne will mention
the shipe Jusenta. II the China trade |;
ALFRED Hteesr. in the Europeau esads |;
brig Chesapeaks and bark Iaabsl. in
the South Americas trade. where hs
remained six years. After vssaes -
Europe. u tAe A1slla Osslseoa, y west
into the employ q Tho 0Anbls Gem
pany, where - has since ssmainsd.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-02

MN MQLANp RofA
OCCIDENTAL wOrn


Nlcholsss laCAllibDe Infection,
Guaranteed to cure promptly and per-
ansnently every case OF 0onorrh0s,
elect ard Whites. no matter Of how
long standing. II directions ese followed
Internal medicine not rscommsnded o.
nes~sssry A cure guaranteed or money
refunded. For sale BY Geo. w. Harris 4
Co. wholesale and retail dsugsists, S.
attic. ". r. ol6d&Wem
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-02

Improve the good weather BY get.
ting your pictures taken Ct the Cottage
Gallery. PRICES - ususl. Located in
the old place ON Front sereee. Our
stay 10 Oh IT. D. II. JUDKIHs.
Photographic Artist.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-02

fresssspaed esesssivs,g 70 ,Ae s,.lizsnesr.l
An lxTELLI0sNcER Telegram from
San Frsneisc1 infbsms rs 81 the Do
psstars yss,s riay. on t~Asd tie steam
q City Il Chester, Of passenger. -
fellows:
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-02

Social DAxcR-Prof Hays vim give
. social dance il Rsinig's Hall On hsxt
1harsdAy sveaiDg. 10 which every body
i iuviosd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-02
PARKERSBURG.
Mangled to Death-Conkle's
Curious Caper.
PARKKRsBURG, March l.

PARKERsBURG, March l.
special DiSpstoh 10 Ihs Register
A man named lanes Gslden, wagon
maker, who resided five miles out Of
town, was run over by train near the
outer depot, at six o'clock this after
noon. and instantly killel. The cars
passed over his body just above the hip,
seyering his body and tearing him in a
terrible manner. Galden leaves q wife
and four children.
The trial Of Wm. Conkle, the artil-
lerist of Cow Greek, commenced to-day.
Great interest is manifested in the case.
DroWned-OilW Well-Railroad Enterprise.
PARKERsBURG, February GA man
named Blond vas drowned in Leading
Greek, Calhoun county, while endeay-
oring to ford the creek, day before yes
terday. Ills body was recovered short
ly after the fatal accident.
A flowing well Of oil was struck on
llOrseneck a short time since by John
Thomas, Quite a number Of new wells
are now being sunk in that locality, and
the prospect is good for an increase Of
interest in the oil business at that point,
The prospect for a narnow gauge rail.
road between Ripley, the county seat OF
Jackson county, and RavenswoOd, on
the Ohio river. is encouraging The
people Of that county are determined To
have some outlet Tor their business and
productions Captain Hassler seems to
be the head and front OF the enterprise.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-02
ublic Dsbu Statement.

WASHINGTON, March 2. - Six per
cent. bonds, S263, 3,9is,OOO, five per
cent bonds, SJOl, ilS,9OO; four aud one
half per cent. bonds, S250,O00,OOO; four
per cent. bonds, ST3S, ,9o2, 600; refund
iug certificates, 81 $50, $50; Navy pension
fund, sl4,OOO,0O0. Total coin bonds,
$l,770,2l2,SJO.
Maturcd debt, $40, ,S23, 1856; legal ten
ders, $40, az, ,27l certificates OF deposit,
fll,4Sj.OOO; fractional currency, Sl5,-
63l, ,3ll. gold aud silver certificates,
Sla,4i2, 2jO, total without interest, SS93,
lli,SG2 Total debt, 3, ,l7i,3i7, ,0S7. To-
tai interest, Sl7,ll6,7S7.
Cash in Treasury, 1896, 3jl ,653; debt,
less cash in Treasury, sl,g95, ll2,22l
decrease during February $5,6I2,Ol9;
decrease since June 80. 1879, So ,0s5, ,O35.
Current Liabilities Interest due and
unpaid. $685.. .2sS. debt ON which IN
tcrcSt has ceased, SO, ,S2j, l3j; interest
thereon, $Sg7 .OO5, gold and silver Ger
ti6cates Slg.i52, go; United States
notes held for redemption ofcertihcates
Of deposit. sll l,lSj,00O. cash balance
available March |, 1880, $50 03l, TO6.
Total, Sl96, ,35l ,653.
Available assets-Cash in Treas
ury. Sla6, ,35l ,65S, bonds issued to Pa
cihc Railroad Companies, interest pay
able in lawful money, principal out
standing. s6l.6S3.jl2. interest accrued
and not vet paid, S6t6, 235; interest paid
hy tho United states, ~, 65l ,655, inter
cst repaid by transportation ut mails,
&c sl3. ~. .qlO. balance oi interest paid
Ly the United States S3l .7gI.2 .2i5
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-02
LABOR TROUBLES.
Iron Workers. Strike at st. Louis

ST. LOWS, March 1.-The Vulcan
steel workers at Carondalet, southern
suburb OF this city, after several months
preparation, we're ready to resume opcr.
ations this morning, but before starting
up Superintendent Duncan notified the
employees that they would be required
to sign a contract governing their rcla'
tons with the company before work
vas commenced. This the employees
refused 10 do, and on being informed
that the contract was the company =
ultiuatum all the men in the convert
ing, blooming and rail works immediate
ly struck. The main features OF the
contract are that the men shall work Tor
and be governed by the scale OF prices
in force at the Edgar Thompson steel
works in Pittsburgh, and that they
shall not hold the company responsible
for accidents That they (the men
shall be responsible Tor the loss or break
age Of tools, etc, aud that they shall not
Join any trade union or other similar
society, thS agreement TO continue one
year. The hands In the furnace and
the departments connected therewlih
did not strike, and receIy-
Cd, on demand, Al advance
OF twenty-five per cent, in their wages.
superintendent Duncan says the action
Of the strikers will not cause any trou-
Die 10 the company. The strikers SAy
they are willing 10 work for the same
prices paid at Chicago OF Joliet, III.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-02
FOREIGN.
RUSSIA.
The Cars Auniver.arJ.

~. PETER,uy RG, March The cere-
monies on the occasion OF the twenty
9th anniversary Of the Cars accession
to the throne will be very limited,
a foil dress reception at noon, iollosed
by the celebration oi mass, and a mill
tary serenale. In the evening all the
generals and officers will assemble al
half past nine, in the open space front
ing the Winter Palace. and the aiml-
rAliiy with 4 detaehment Of soldiers Of
the various branches 81 the service and
the hands Of all the regiuents now here,
uniting With singers from several uiyi'
sions ui the guards and three hundred
drummegs, will all form in a semi.cirloe
before the Palace durin2 the sinsiEg OF
The national anthem. A salute OF one
huRdrei aud one guns viii be fired on
the opposite bonk Of the Seya.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-02
Horr,S,. Outrage sy. Negro.

wAsHISGroS, March Friday night
lAsi Mss Liens, resid.lg % Capltol hilL
vhila on her way % church. was
knoeked iosn and eHrfied iats an open
lot by a negro, who outraged her and
robbed her OF her satchel and prayer
book. Ii vas nearly two hours before
she reached her home. Her throat MAS
black from choking. one ear was nearly
tora from her head. and her body Was
covered xiIh bruises from the euSs and
kicks she had received. The young
woman now lies in q critical condition.
Thomas Smoihers yrs arrested yesteT-
iay and recognized a. the sssailAnL Al
midnight . crowd Of about one handred
lnen marched 20 the Seventh Districi
statioa-house and demanded the prs
0asr. bat be had bssa removed 10
another station. where be wHs guarded
iaIiag the aisht by The entire reserve
p5lica force
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-02
A RAILROAD EXCURSION.
The G., T. v. n W., as Viewed
by an inspection Committee.

Saturday m0rning last, per invitation
OF Manager AndreK Bazzs, who took
charge Of the party, several genilemsn
appeared al the BridsepSri aAtlOn and
BOARDED the caboose attached 70 sngns
No. :. T. v. RR.
There Were on the train two directors
oi the road, who we're examining pre-
pAr4tCry ~ a report a. the annual meet
ing oi directors Ia Cleveland this SEEK I,
the heavy glass man, whose weight
caused the eA, 70 settle percepibly;
Paal-Ro4 the apostle. bet the one sko
entered the Lyons den, the gvnilemsa
IRON The coaatTy. tvo doctors h. care
ior the wounded ia case oi accident I.
several irrepressible specimens ofyoGnx
America, ssnagxied on board: the eoa-
tractors. book keeper. section bossess .
considerable g4ng Of hands, and . REo-
liza graphite seraieher-
The start vas 10 be made ai $50 A. q
and al b; the trzin uaen sore q rzthes
dubious Iook, 80 II they bad cut of a.
extra boar IRON their morning nap.
Just behind the sbgias uxs the O.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-02
BRIDGEPORT.

Going West - Resumes Hor Duties
Church Services Railroad Crossings-
Jailed.
To-day Messrs. Bark and Bub ROwles
leave Tor the West TO go into stock farm
ing.
James Claylani and family to-day
start ior their new home in Arkansas.
Miss Lena A1olph, Who has been alb
sent from her post in school Tor week
on account Of the sickness and death
Ut her mother, resumes her work this
week. Miss Anna Turner has very ae-
oeptably filed her place during her alb
sence.
The Presbyterian Church will be open
Tor service every night aud ReXt sab
bath communion viii lie Administered
Rev. MIliigAn, Of CAmbrdse, Will assist
the pastor over Sunday.
Yesterday the crossing Of the new
railroad wGs laid over the .treei for the
main track 10 cross the {. 4 I. r. K
Two eolored prisoners are in our lock
up for drunkenness and disorlerly con-
duct
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-02
THE ETELEGRAPH,wAR.
Statement OF the Western Union
Company.

NEW YORK, March 1.-The officials Of
the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany to-day state that steps have been
taken to regain its property, lately
seized in defiance oi law. Ex,Sccretary
BristOw gOet to morrow to Chicago, IN
behalf OF the Western Union, to assist
the resident counsel there. The officials
also state that the Atlantic and Pacific
Company built lines on the Baltimore
and Ohio road from Baltimore to
Wheeling, and had contract with the
Baltimore aud Ohio also for business
done by the atter's own Offices. The
baltimore and Ohio rOad had right 10
take the wires which the A. K z. had
built on paying the expense and giving
a years notice. This, II is claimed, has
not been done.