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WASHINGTON NEWS.
HOwGATE SAILS AWAY.

HOwGATE SAILS AWAY.
Special to the Star.
WASHINGTON, June 2l.-Captain How
gates Arctic Expedition will sail this
afternoon. The Expedition is a private
enterprise. Captain Howgate, for various
reasons of his own, had selected the
steamer "Gulnare." .a..H.E ,l-.
When lie. asked for the cooperation of
the Government Board was appointed by
the Secretary of the Navy to examine the
vessel. The Board reported her unsea-
worthy. Other judges, however, whom
Captain Howgate considered effectu-
ally competent reported different.
and the Government refusing any
aid Howgate himself advanced sufficient
money for the undertaking. 1t is the OBJ
ject of the expedition to establish post at
north latitude 81 deg. 80 min., from where
further explorations further north will be
made. .... ..... - -...
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Committee on Credentials-Dr. W. A. Robert
son. fSh o} l@F'3-l4 H"t ,liHN a. tlU
Committee on Permanent Organization-G. W
McCraine. i N-t.N4 nN4y VI.
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CHICAGO.
HEAVY FIRE To-DAY-THE RACEs-NAUD HAMII
TON. H

HEAVY FIRE TU@DAY-THE KACE5-HAUU HAMILr
TON.
Special 10 the Star.
CHICAGO, jane H-A fire was discovered about
o'clock this morning in the stll-roOm of the
United States Distillng Companys Brewery, foot
of Twenty seventh street. 1t is supposed to have
resulted from spontaneous combustion.
Itspread rapidly, and caused a damage OF $780,.
0'0. Mainly highwines and whiskies consumed.
Insurance $4,000. Several employees and tiremen
were injured.
Commencement at North Western and Chicago
Universities in full blast
This ia the second day of the summer running
meeting There will be three fine races Great
crowds are in attendance.
Detective Ryan returned this morning from
New York with Maud Hamilton, the actress
wanted here on charge OF larceny
She will probably have hearing tomorrow
morning before Justice Wallace. She shows traces
of recent Illness and Is yet far from being well
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For Committee on Credentials-Mr. A. P. Rob
iusOn. af. .l-,. -ref.if-iii Is. i.s5, Z, r
For Committee on Permanent Organization
Hon. K L. Martin. e F' e'
For Committee on Resolutions-Mr GeoSge H.
Bates
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-TO BUY-A copy of Johnson's En-.
w cyclopedia. Address J. Q. T., Daily Star Of
fce. Cincinnati, 0. fel7-tf
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FOR RENT-RoOMs

L,0R RENT ROOMS - Handsome rooms. oue
II square from Grand Hotel OIL Tonrtn street, M
accommodate from 30 to 1V0 persons. Inquire a.
Daily Market Fourth and John, Or l66 Ninth
street.
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joseph +. Mcdonald. D. W. Voorhees,,
VIM. E. Niblack, James R. Slack,
John Nestor, A. j. Hostetter,
w. g. Kidd, VIM. A. Traylor.
James r. Cravens, Joseph II. Burkham,
D. g. Vawter. Ed Henderson,
VIM. Thistlewaite, Milton James.
Oscar B. H0rd, w. Scott Ray,
G. A. knight, VIM. Mack;
John r. C0ffroth, Theodore Davis
Rufus Magee. D. F. Skinner,
David Studebaker, G. H. BroWnell
Allen Collars, O. ID. WIllett,
Edward Hawkins, A. r. Welden.
NEVADA.
The delegation, from the State Of Nevada, met
at the Gibson House and made the following Sc
For Chairman Of Delegation-E B. stonehili.
For Vice President OF Convention-J. G. Hager.
'F For Assistant Secretary Of Conventions. r.
For Committee on Credentials-Mat Canavan.
For Committee on Permanent Organization
George Storey.
For Committee on Resolutions-A. c. Ellis.
For Member Of National Committee-R. p.
Keating.
MIssI sIPPI..
The delegation from the State of Mississippi
met at the Gibson House and made the following
selections:
For Chairman Of Delegation General z C.
Walthall. rs.a.,
For Vice President Of Conventon-Gen. W. 8.
Feathefston.
For Assistant Secretary Of Conventional G.
Patty.
For Committee on Credentials ls-Warren Cowan.
For Committeeon on Permanent Organization-R.
W. Taylor.
For Committee on Rules and Order Of Business
w. A. Percy.
For Committee on Resolutions-Major T. Barks.
dale.
For Member of National Committee-Gene
VIM. 7. Martin.
&@4 g DELAwARE
The delegation from the State Of Delaware met
at 252 West Fourth street yesterday and made the
| following selections
For Chairman Of Delegation Hon. Cove Sauls-
bury.
for Vice President Of convsntion-Hon. James
! WilliamA
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James W. Fitzgerald, Cincinnati.
W. B. Cassidy, Cincinnati.
DR.. c. d. Fishburn, Cincinnati
Abe Furst. Cincinnati
John Ferguson, Cincinnati.
James NJ. Armstrong. Cincinnati
John E Bell, Cincinnati.
Thomas Bowman, Iowa
William 7. Bishop, Cincinnati ..
H. H, Bishop. Vermont
Ames Elesby, Ohio.
Z. L. Hinman, Ohio.
George r. 0key, Ohio.
M. NJ. Reir, Ohio.
John @. Brock, Ohio.
John Waggoner, Cincinnati.
Jacob Gesscrt Cincinnati.
Ross Fenton, Cincinnati.
Charles A. Miller, Cincinnati.
M. H. Spillard, Cincinnati.
Captain L. Hates, Cincinnati.
William L. O'Brien, Cincinnati. I
jeremiah Kiested, Cincinnati.
John w. Harper, Cincinnati.
Dr.. A. 9. cambridge, Cincinnati.
James H. Laws, Cincinnati.
Thomas ]. Stephens, Cincinnati.
C. w. Rowland. Cincinnati.
N. Ryan, Cincinnati.
George N. Stone. Cincinnati.
John r. Slevin, Missouri.
VIM. ]. ONeil, Cincinnati.
John G. Healy, Cincinnati.
G. W. Ziegler, Cincinnati.
David Folz, Cincinnati.
J. Mccormick, Pennsylvania.
Frederick Genther, Pennsylvania.
3. R. Smith, Cincinnati.
Captain G. W. Neare. Cincinnati. 7
Julius Ere berg. Cincinnati.
r. C. Rhoner. Cincinnati.
s. F. Hughes, incinnati.
George Gerke, Cincinnati. ..l
Simon Wolfstein, Cincinnati. s4
John G. Riley, Cincinnati.
Frederick Benninger, Cincinnati.
Alexander Sneed. Tennessee. l
George W. Russ. Indiana.
M. Devony, Hamilton County.
W. 7 Forrest. Hamilton County. aH
s. Breckenridge, Hamilton County.
Samuel Rowens, Hamilton County.
w. B. Maddux, Hamilton County.
Andrew Spence, Hamilton County.
8. Van Hayes, Hamilton County.
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MEMS FURNISHING GOODS:
-o.' MEMS 'a@,.qs
Furnishing! mi ! Goods!
e-a .-4 g
LARGEST STOCK
LOWEST PRICESy
We import direct all Of our
Foreign Goods. 5m
We buy American Goods Of
manufacturers only.
Wehandle exclusively fine Fur
nishing Goods for mems wear.
Having the largest house in
this line in each Of the three
prominent cities,
CINCINNATI. t.f
CHICAGO and
t..-. ST. LOUIS,
We purchase in extremely large
quantities. ,.tI.i
We are manufacturing largely
NECKWEAR, SHIRTS,
COLLARS, CUFFS, &c.
The difference between man
ufacturer's or importers and q
retailers profit goes to our Gus
toners. .st4d.
1t is therefore apparent that
we can offer inducements. To
realize that we do really offer
these inducements, personal
examination Of our goods is all
that is necessary.
| We have many foreign Novel;
ties not to be found elsewhere,
and invite the inspection Of all
looking for
Fine Furnishing Goods!
Making SHIRTS to special
measure is a leading speciality Of
our business.
Fifteen years Of success in this
Department warrants us in guar
anteeing a DURABLE and WELL
FITTING GARMENT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-23
SERIOUS RIOT.

CofYeeviile, Misc Given Over 10 LAwls,
ness aud BloodsEod-Two Men kin
aud Others Wounded-Aiiitary o
dcred Out.
MEMPHIS, August -. From pas.ri
gers " no arrived this morning the 10
low ing particulars were gained OF n
riot which occurred yesterday at Cnay
willie, Miss the county seat OF iL!'
busha County, sixteen miles north Z
Grenada on the st. Louis, &. 4 \.
X. X. A special election is :
he held next Tuesday io G
the vacancy Of sheriff, over which ther
was u contest ut the last general crc
tons. The Democrats and Gr.enbsr,
ers have tickets in the field. Sa'urds
both parties held ratification mr-iir,
in Coileeviile, each raising q pole. III
Democrats had q brass band from Grh
ada, and after the pole raising marcle.
through the streets. While passing
corner difficulty arose between nrgn
named Spearman who was IN H." l'rE
orratic procession, and X Y. IL.
sOn, Greenback candidate IL
Sheriff, which resulted IN Peas,'
shooting Spcarman, killing bra
instantly. This was the signal id
ge Ieral melee, and II volley al shots IA
opened ON Pearson, who Was shot thr'
times. from the effects al which be- DE!
Lar. night Two whites, Kelly az:
Paddock, friends Of Pearson, ,r'
wounded. For the time q perfect psni'
monium reigncd. and the eKc,enep'
ran 80 high that the Wallhia
Grcys, u military company at Grehsil
Miss. were telezraphed for, but ate
wards the or,Ier was counirrmande'
Last night COIIeeviIIe was quiet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-23
QUICK WORK.
Arrest of Two Alleged Burg.
lars.

One of the most rapid pieces of de-
tectiye, or rather constabulary, work
ever known in this section occurred yes
terdav morning, under the following
circumstances: Late Saturday night, or
early yesterday morning, burglary was
committed at the store OF the sample
Brothers. at Valley Grove. Among the
property stolen were watch and chain,
two rcvolvcrs and sum of money.
The robbery was discovered soon after
il happened, and measures were quickly
taken for the capture OF the thieves and
the recovery OF the plumber. Ezekiel
Rodgers and T.. Sample at once started
in pursuit, and tracked the men, sup.
posed TO be two in number, to West
Alexander, and thence to Liberty.
At the latter place Justice A. &. Nc
Cue was reused up, and Rodgers sworn
in as n special constable. Warrants
were sworn out for the men, under the
names OF Phillips and partner, and the
chase continued. The men were traced
westward and the clew temporarily lost
at Short Greek. A further search, how
ever, discovered the two men sleeping
in barn. The officers made a charge
on them and after little show OF resist.
ance tEey were captured and handcuff.
ed. An examination OF their persons
brought to light the stolen property,
and it is alleged they admitted having
done the burglary.
With the bracelets still ornamenting
them, they were brought to this city.
arriving here at noon. The officers ap.
peared at the City Building and inquired
OF the Sergeant what should he done
with prisoners. Under his direction
commitments were procured and they
were locked in the County Jail. They
gave the names of Charles Rohm and
Charles Meyer, but it 1t is supposed
that both are fictitious.
In appearance they are young and
stoyt, and perhaps toughened. They
had a fancy story trumped up, which
was taken for what it was worth. One
of them had in his possession commits.
sion as Special Constable for the B. 4 o.
Road. 1t ia thought they will beviven
a hearing before one of our local Justi-
ces to-day.
When it is remembered all Of the dis
lance passed over in the chase and cap
ture was done on foot, il will be ad.
United that it WAS very neat piece OF
work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-23
Accidental shooting.

Saturday night. Jos. Robinson, glass
blower employed in Bellaire, did not
reach fis home on Wood, below Thirty
sixth street, until quite late-in TACT
Joseph did not arrive until about :
O'Clock Sunday morning. he then pro-
ceeded to undress. He took off his coat,
then he took his revolver out OF his coat
pocket. and then the revolver, in some
unexplained manner. was discharged
and the ball went into Mrs. Robinson s
leg. near the thigh. DE-. Reed was CALI
ed in and soon had the ball out. Mrs.
Robinson was standing on the other
side of the room at the time the shot va s
fired. The ball was from 22-lOO cat
ridge, aud did not do much harm. IL is
supposed the cock OF the revolvereaught
as il was being taken from the coat and
falling back caused the discharge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-23

in his first speech, bat this Vas refo,..
TIE only mistake made was In the 3.
publicans giving him any time A -
Tboy would have Jared better bv .h..'
ding him OF entirely, for he msds on.
Of che best political speeches We bs,.
heard IN Weston for many years.
Mr.. SturRiss led of in q rehub .,
solid South. days Of slavery. the -
yancement Of the North and the a. .
nant condition Of the South. NJ
Hntchinson's speech was Q GLOSSARY Il
the achievements Of the RepubIi.,n
party. He attempted Q discussion :,
the bank and currency questions, ,n~
succeeded 10 satisfying every one M"
he did not understand either subie,
Then he entered upon the tariff. ana
bloyiated IL thoroughly, and chsr0sS
that Colonel Wilson could not copsis
emily vote .or protection, standing q !.
did d oon the Cincinnsti platform.
Tic read from q Republican hand bool
n show that Col. Wilson had failed =
vote ten times In Congress on varou,
propositions, and concluded by pra.
bounding to the Colonel several ou.,
tons as to his status upon various 9ues.
tions. OF course he was we'll applaudei
IL was for this purpose that he brourt,
ON his clackers and colored brothers, ,nS
il they had not yelled for him the,
vould have failed to do their du,y
Col. Wilson answered Me-. Hutchinson.
questions in q most satisfactory manner
and rang the changes upon the uns
question on the young gentleman IN
such q handsome and happy manner n
I, provoke enthusiastic applause from
the Radical crowd. He then entere
upon the history Of the Republican
psrty-its corruptions and It's s,ron,
tendency to Capitalization. lie shoxe
that from 1860 to 1874 this party had
com piete control OF all the department,
of the Government, but from the latte,
date up to this time the people in ever
national election pronounced agalns. A
that within the last six years the
country had elected three Democrats
Houses OF Representatives, d
made the Senate OF the United State.
Democratic and elected Tilden Pres.
dent, and in addition 10 this
majority OF all the Governor
OF the various States had been tskrr
fIom the Democratic party. lie shove
up in \ masterlv manner the variolI
acts of the Republican party which has1
brought down upon It the condemna
ton OF the American people.
His friends are proud OF the able an
gallant manner in which he conduct,,
the discussion, notwithstanding th|
odds against him in the number OF I'D
crowd and the three opposing speeches
and the lions share Of the time they hs
he was fully equal TO the emergenc1
and greatly the superior Of his oPpC
nent.
In the course OF tho discussion Nj
Hutchinson called Col. Wilson q ha|
which recoiled severely upon him. io
NAV sat Lewis county down Tor hs
usual large Democratic majority.
FAIR PLAY
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tbe Young ladies at Berkeley Spring. ~
'o, NE ! III n Russell. advance agent Of
.h. acn,id al the stats" oombtnanon,
and Mr.. Frank Willard, msm0'f "
the company, are at the Ac.uLe. a.,.h
Miss Maggie Manion, o. tnG Srr
Side. who has been visiting fr'enoso""A
the liver, has returned home. . A..
win. Roberts has returned 70 s.s
o;,v after 4 two or three weekS TRIP
In IF. Ulrich and Walker Peterson
have gone to New York. ,
MAYOR Sweeney, who has been trsvei'
inc in the Western States Tor some u"e'
returned home last week.
Reni. Fisher, ESQ and Prof. Bllcn sr'
rived home from Chicago, yesteeday
morning. ,C,,r,
who has been attending the hh'Em'
Templar Conclave, returned 70 tue e''!
on Saturday. t:;.nd.
Miss Annie Carson is visiting irisnd'
in New Cumberland. -.
Mr.. VIM. Davis, OF California, Ia v'si VISIT
fno DR.. Tom. Edwards, OF the riith
ward. p,h
Mrs. Caroline Norton and son BOD
are visiting friends in lronton. ~ =,
William Never, OF Kansas C.ty' IL
visiting friends in the city.
SQUIRE Miller, who has been connnsu
to his room for several days with tne
rheumatism, is able to be out on the
Anton Reymann, Esq, set sail fci
home last Wednesday and Is expected
home about the LIST prox. Mr.. X mas
been making an extensive trip through
Germany. c.,,
Mr.. James B. Quarter, Of the County
| Commissioners room, was overcome
with the heat in Chicago last TUESDAY,
and dropped down insensible in the
camp. Ills brother knights removed
him to the camp hospital, where ne was
attended to by the physicirns in charge
He is, however, improving, and is eA'
pected home shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. George b. swift. ol
Pittsburgh, formerly two Wheeiinp.
favorites, are visiting at the residence OF
David Bell, Esq OF North Wheeling.
Miss Matte w. Crawford, who has
been soourning with friends in the CITY
for some time past, returned to her
home in Bay City, Mich, on Saturday
l.. Swabacker left Saturday evening
for New York, for the purpose OF pur
chasing his fall stock. .,
Misses Fannie kells, Mamie Sharp
and Birdie Mears. three OF Steubenville
most charming bellies, were in the city
for short time last Saturday.
EMiss Kate McDermott. OF Centre
Wheeling, is visiting friends in Grafton
DIR. J. II. Pipes has returned from
Ocean City, where he has been Tor Inc
benefit of his health.
Drs. Allen and Hardesty have return
ed from professional trip into the
mountains. -,
Frank Hearn, Esq, and wife and Mr.
Earl Oglebay leave to day for TRIP
through the ore mines in eSepion 81
Like Superior.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-23

Jaeger, SO, and Regain, 50. In the SEC
opd match the following result was OBJ
tained: Jaeger, l04; Moore, l04; Cox,
l0l; Stewart, 100, and Reean, 90. In
the second catch Jaeger and Moore
tied, and in shooting off Jaeger scored
IL to 10 by Moore. The shooting was
done at 200 yards, and the scores are
considered good.
JOIN BLArTSfR, OF South Wheeling,
wants to know what kind oil justice is
dealt out in Marshall county. He hired
a wagon OF his to man named Mayes
for the purpose of being used at
Moundsville for hauling passengers.
Mayes made cash, and then sold the
vehicle. Blattner went to Moundsville
and tried to get a Squire to interest him.
self in the case. They all said nothing
could be done. John then went to
work on his own account, and at last
got his wagon and eight dollars, no
thanks. however, to the law.
AT the English Lutheran Church, on
Sixteenth street, yesterday, Rev. Lewis
Hay, OF Brookville, Pa, conducted the
services, the pastor being absent from
home. His morning subject was "The
Christians Way," and subject in the
evening, Hope and Despair" His ap'
peal was earnest and powerful. He
preached with unusual eioquence. He
talked to the Sunday school, which was
good in attendance and listened with
attention as Mr.. Hay talked.
The case Of Taylor Strauder came up
before the Circuit Court on Saturday.
The defendant, through his counsel,
Captain Dovener, presented the man
date Of the Supreme Court OF the United
States and OF the Court OF Appeals OF
this State, aud in accordance Herewith,
an order was made removing the case
into the Circuit Court of the United
States for this circuit, at Parkersburg.
to be there prosecuted and determined.
ABOUT o'clock Saturday morning,
Balz-r Schule, one OF the LaBelle mill
coal miners, was caught in the mine by
a mass OF falling limestone. His legs
were terribly cut up, and the flesh on
other parts OF his body Was torn. Drs.
Pipes and Reed, who attended him, say
that he has sustained very severe frac-
turc OF the left hip Joint which will al.
ways bother HIM.
A SMALL boy entered Helmbright's
cigar shop, on Saturday and stole some
plug tobacco. but an amateur detective
named Heckle had his eagle eye on him
and captured him. He Was allowed TO
depart in peace after he had disgorged,
though he was thoroughly frightened.
AMELIA RRIBoLD has sworn out war
rant before Justice Phillips charging
Rose Witty with breach oil the peace,
by using language more pro!ane than
witty. The defendant will have chance
to become blush Rose in hurry, TO.
day.
Miss LAURA LUKENs, OF the Island, EN-
tertained a number OF her young friends
It her home last Saturday evening.
The affair was given in honor Of Miss
Mary REYNOLDS, CT Steubenyille, who is
Miss Laura guest.
IT is said that Clator, who is at pres
ent fishing down the river, is preparing
to accept the challenge OF Braceland,
and that race will be made.
LOUIS CAEGER, a brother.in.law Of
Ernest K!oeppner, arrived last week
from Hanover, and intends making this
country his home.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-23
Excur,ion to the Seashore, via Pennsylva'
ma Railroad, Wednesday, August 2Stb
1880

Excursion to the Seashore, via Pennsylva.
ma Railroad, Wednesday, August 2Stb.
1880.
For the above date the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company have arranged for
the Grandest Excursion ever offered 10
the public.
For 1850 YOU can take your choice OF
tickets from Wheeling either TO Cape
May, Atlantic City or Long Branch, and
en- return on any train until September
ist inclusive. Children between five and
twelve ycsrsOf age half fare. Special
train of finest coaches and Pullman par.
lor cars will leave the Union depot, Pitts
burgr, on the abovei late, at 9o'clOck A.
N. Excursionists will have fine views
of the Packsaddle, on the COnemau2h,
Horseshoe curve and other picturesque
scenery along the line noted for its gran
deur. Reduced rates for excursiOnists
have been secured at the principal no
tells. Certificates will be furnished pas.
sengers to Identity them in order that
they may receive the benefit OF the ar
engagements made. Tickets will be on
sale at Union ticket office, corner Of
Fifth avenue and Smithfield street,
Union depot, Pittsburgh.
For full particulars apply 10 J. NJ.
Bellevilie, Agent r. &. d st. l.. Ry. Co.,
Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-23
Husoman Hustles Around.

Saturday night there was a regular
family circus on McCollOch street. John
Huseman is a rather bellicose Ger
man citizen, who at times looks too long
on the flowing bowl. 1t is presumed,
Judging by his actions, that he did SO
Saturday evening. John has daush-
ter who some time ago married a young
fellow by the name of Mike Miller. On
the evening in question Mrs. NJ. went
down 10 call on her mother. About .
o'clock Mike called to take his wife
home, and as he had to wait short
tune. he sat down on the steps. Shortly
afterwards the old man put in an APP.
pearance, and he Immediately objected
90 the youny folks being a; his house al
ter Q o'clock. He severely rated his
daughter, cast grave insinuations as to
her virtue and finally started to hit her:
At this period of the game Mike sailed
in and 2rappled with the old man. Then
Constable Ex,ey, who was passing at
the time, also decided to take hand
and block the game; in this he at first
failed, for he was upset, but finally he
rot things under control and Immediate
" started the entire crowd toward the
'SQuire's office. -,
The office was reached at ii O'Clock,
then Philips was hunted up, and in a
few moments full-fledged court was In
session. The stories were told, and
John was fined s. and costs, amounting
TO Sll 30, for disorder. This so incensed
John tina, he gave the justice a piece OF
his min,-result, SO and costs and ten
days i'm Jail. When John commenced
To think that some thirty odd dollars
we're due from him, and that he would
have chance to board at the conntys
expense for few days, ne wilted, bnt
the Squire was not to be tritled with, and
although John begged hard, and threat
encd to have Philips before the Courts,
it was no 20, and at LOO 2. NJ. ne was
taken by Exley to his dungeon cell.
1t may be Of interest to John to know
that a soon as he gets out two other
charges of disorderly conduct are wait
ing for him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-23
Weather Incitcatlons.

WASHINGTON, August %, Ia. N.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, station
ary or lower barometer. variable WINDS
mostly east to south, warmer, clear or
partly cloudy weather. .,
For the Lower Lakes, rising, followed
by stationary or lower barometer, sta
tionary or higher temperature. southariy
winds, clearer or partly cloudy weather.