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, 1880-08-02

Imn1t Sunday ticket o!tlcr y built, and NJ
south Park Sutton n,c walk leading 10 and
fron the Park ~ decorated WITH huge R'E1.-
bG.rtl, G!s}TF The l,H'ira nf Tue Suntny tralns
only. Wn,tlti tlirso arrangements lave been
1nttlc unless thu llh!ainE, ut tllc b!lh-
,aAy rnrctts Induced tho hope that
aNllIi iiituc WntlM liern ~ be hfnhght
by rail- 70 intend theii? AMI ".
We latG tlIr Sunday entlccrs cnllinx to lts all
tho rnjtf0a'i. antI tlle fallruad joining with
tl,n Gnflcrrt u fhis DeneyoieIt scheme Ut Rty-
ing tIfH laihnflng tlassca thelT frctcatni1i NJ -
CENTS per iratl fur tllt: r6''lltl tripI THESE NJ
Hes, Furthermore. 1nakt ilotI1inE Of Violating
Htal's law. gr human rflGcttntnts aiIti oyer.
fld1t1R tlie rights 81 or cllizts, u hnly tiey
eal, serve tl.S public sltl! Colti4ental l19if-
d9y ~ ille plnce OF tliH l'h1ita,llc snnt'nth!
II havG snlu hnlIlnK thlis ~ Gf tiltrts
Wulcli hrt' Sure 70 lniinv tlthfi inc ifrtlptthn
o. ING cIn"ds VINO WISH our villaRG 70 ttsistl
!!lesg cahcetis. aiming itieht VIII he srat-
'H !enfa tile tl'SSsoilte aha tin Elciolis; Il,sy
NJ! fc'nal!i longer iith'' ltn cnllceft aolHs
t!tiIi. oonls VI mem VII ftHniFc tne
services OF we holtre. ~ W0tllh
not l1e stTnliEe II the police f0rre were re-.
nmifGM 1 10 ~ inc1ehscai Inr tI1o nSsis'allsc q
sat snG Mhe'o'ent am phithh'nfoplc CONCERT
seneln'; ,. ..
,,.i' MnL .a, MnHe ! souRht t4 eoinpnte VIC iar1n
"nlcil wy! IMli upon tie iIiHIrS!a nt fellEthf,,
-ne I'LL !mslMous ssca.aI'znR lnnuetlce t3tnt
Nli! ioW lMtn ntir hnnGs ara lliiect our eiiil-
nrGh o ny ,sil'n!ia1lzfilE ~ tnm, wlm tl!e siThis
nt.t suuntA ., tniitiHehthl oEhtlhy. Ills
, 1880-08-02

The sitlewalks ON the southeayt corncr or
In Salte md Elm streets wero crowded Mt
,,non yca,nrtlov hv the congregation of A.
o,.a,o,, U,,"ro,, ,,sn .rothpra,e t,,er sr M H.
9eo cstS Of ,nSsng w 's'Sa the se eTs 1snne p1 tho
of ground for their new edliice. At t'.a
close of tue morning service tile cllorIstcrs,
followed by tho I,ev. 11r. Ritcl,le und the
Wnrdans nna Vcstrymrn. unrclrd ont or
the Chapel oil singing
Me lovo the place, Q ood.,
"hero'n th'ne honor uwslis,
the worsh!pcrs bringing mp the rear. Tho
choir, Rector, and officers, who were pre-
1,,,,, atroot H., - ca;,a a,,,1 af,a. nat,,o
Elm t stssct LIN !,A oaiie' "'M'' "..e' k"is
1ew lect solth, thehce INTO tho lot, taxing q
g9s1 gw a5e n w1o s fSSsf sGoa s 4sae 1 nspSs d c
walks. 07.., i =.
The ceremonies began with sour Father"
and prayer fur Gods blessing.
Next psam lss was a,,' sung y commencing co..
Father Ritchye then toot II snn,1e and dis
placed some cartll, saylilg rs lic lid 10:
cbos p q ,hs so r. sn an or hGy
houor Of doi, and under tho invocation of ii.
Michael and NIL tho angels.
f.hp War.lens, Capt Halt md N. Edison,
and tic Yestryn'el,. aleasrs. aehr, IInrbeso,i,
11nta,. 1ft1N,,+.J T..,,,A, 1Vnrxo,, nn.a N1yr1t,
b!teh, A'ppuiu. sa''leS, ntl1eli' "ha WINK
CT, also lanH!et lile slIndc III urn. ..s
Tue ellorlstera thefl sing tlle Gzth hymn,
beginning,
The Chtirehs ono foundation Ia Jesus Christ her
Lord;
nn, while singing, left tho place and returned
TO tho cllurul Ily tho side e1trance, tic cUll-
grrgation III the meantime dispensing.
Tie parish has grown steniiiy ever since
It was established, and the cRppl is entirely
too sn,nii to accommodate tie worshipers, It
being oycrcrowdcd ut every reK,llnr service.
Hence church Inns BECOME a Necessity, anu
1t Ii proposed to erect one which will Be nj
ornament to tho North SItlo antl ainpIo fOr
the requirements Of tho pnrlsl,, Work on
tho foundations will commence tj,s informing.
and they ara TO uc finished this wear. TlIn
money 10 pay for then,-S3 O0O-ls nearly nil
In lnnd, and tic ba,nuca Is nss,irt.d.
Next BurinE the nayG Will bn cf,ti.
stri,cted, II the neccsyary funds can
b @ raised. and, subsequently, tho cl,n,lrni.
which will hu liz tho centra uf tia uFrSeltt
building, TIo inter is not 10 bo entirglv
torn down. It being tho Intention 10 ,,tiliyA
tho noTth emu for iii entrance md pastors
roo,,i. 1' "''' SA' ''1'" p"'' ''' ~ '"'''"se's
III desIgu the church Will be EnulIs,
Gothic of the thirierj,tl, century. viii n
nnyu b5xs0 and cllaltccl 10 feet deep. THO
viii, jin,sstono trim,nin,s. ''V Wvcr ths Trn,'}
gable. fncinr lii Snfis sfret VIII i.,
/ beittlrrct. rje 1nnit, rorch wifi hnve
yery Distinctive chnr1trterfstirs hovn
n &sfll IN, n fuutir,,,,it. .,,,tr,i"vr
, 1880-08-02

md sons Of God. 1grcet soi In tho Ma'.cr's
tee not detail t,e ressors .,,r wb'ch prcycntl
hcnr nf nc aud nf my preacnt whsr:-
Inn, but ninre recently and nitro directly from
ny hruthcr Thornnt: who has ctnvcycl t0 ytl,!
~ Ch.i..inn ,a,tat2nt and ny Gar,e.i rcgnrs
grcat 'ptcnsnre tn me to hear nf ynnr unity.
1Nnce, ]nr. and fellowship In tho Gospel. md Ut
Lon!'s tinys and Fritiays. which Is st1cl, IN eli.
!! !abor t., HnonE yon, and sre over
rejoice TINT tho prayer meeting is fully repre-
tcn!r! during my atEencc. Ihls "a r.rN,f to 'ne
tyn a m III Sr sh 'p r. Is nc ncasmx en- tSoe '" .. a
e!'!rct We 'in net III! int9 spirnal detay
thIKs to nppcsr wttl In htntistical REPORTS md
',cwsonps's- o,n IN iact, ieas the % t,sat'o,a 1T
Into the clsfs,,s nt The press viii prove tnorc II
curse Than htaHEng to EH. ami thfs rgtI,IIlls
,.. 1nr OF one which recently appeared y, II
fMll Of Misrepresentation and exavacr4.tc!
sfatemchi. which plntr* ul'r church at,'i achtnl
.sh . % ,,pc' rs We We az e t ea All, dGas q sc ~.
{ssf 5Spi's!q5 aa Ssc x&s y 1S ~, Il
rraetIce Of questionable devices 10 npicar well
'fhSIe isieynS 's1 brc,brcn know t,aye YOUR b.o,tv
sy.nrathy The,l ark you to pray thu. 1Ml will
s;ep KEEP l., ~ ~ s"aeIinint!sd @ md. y wo haye ',ia-
rcFarsl - ne WORLDS rrnire or blane.
icel EreAtly hilintIle:A wien Eastern people
I.s xpar. Of wss rca ts @ 19 u
lnf our n9kfesk!Veftse. Try y explain that VIZ
A. h1e e. or Tssn nr;s sa',te; ''' eienxn trust
lamis: TO preach Ills !'oepe!: and Rather iiniteF
our safe shiiaren % ~ aiiu au,i'is WIN nerd 70 be
c VT wo we .1, ar,y i,
y such z aMeeo,,nta. e You know haye pttcn spn;,
2w nt alstanse @ 81 wit nGro i'ne fnr @ @,c;!cstion
nS r'SS ,a 1nG enfem nass popularity as snare !"
suffer this worl: dear friends, and let tho
9nr idree .h @ !tse nre nr hearts, "Are wc
ins at e e fa s"' e Ss Sut aner 1 y" the Mors rs
y H. o"s ~. shSter, , atn at Mr may be H!t1sedS
Tpa nqa,xo s % ~ ,v wMo f0nmcnch net hiGs:If IS mp
,,,r t.Hs n tnnt @ Hnd WI! Kscus tnnch Ulcas.
,nay hsve sn tf.,ahnS ~ h t' 1n a1 o,, yon
nav Is1, II ven nrc ~ resra ~! y9u 9Nsn s
!s,s{a. Th:rs %ust :. g. much sca,ehias d heart,
%sSfsf S s@s sss'essS n e 81
tecr ill., poweF s 1.o yp % anc II noier o[er t. T.
sssF sSss* ssS i: + IT,:
olo,sty to the sory Of the lard Jes,s. '' e'"'
tuasss 5 m sS y9 4 s. " f. tee
herts haye % icaTneJ e aonc % tessns @ ,rinr inr 1r
nlscnco from tuu which trust viii make Inc !,
more f9,thfpl ptrncbcr Of Uui's Work and @ n n
more earnest iil,Hrcr fcr FOULS. "o'" '''N -
rc All nro,a ID sim.ra jim s'o t w,thbo1a W. sh ~ ~
U0d's tr,tt arid thnt rthcrs iif,,w thr oit,. fnr
piece Of Drcat deua ptnr % s"',ls 81 and INK keep Up
, 1880-08-02

Shaving 1rcnmes mn Indispensable luxury with
Cutls,irN shnvinR seap.
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DISTRESS IN IRELAND.

DUBLIN, May "a deputation of the
Mansion House Relief Committee waited
on Mr.. Forster, Secretary for ireland, ,Iyes,
terday, to call his attention to the con.
tinued distress in Ireland. Lord Mayor
Gray said that the distress was not likely
to be mitigated before the end Of July,
and as the Committee had no reason TO
hope that their resources would suffice
until that time, they left the matter in the
hands of the Government.
Gray read telegram from Cliiden, Gal.
way county, stating that il immediate re-
lief was not given the people would die
by the score. Forster replied that the
Government fully recognized the extent
OF the disasters and added: "We are doing
our utmost TO alleviate 1t by means oi
loans to landlords"
Subsequently a deputation from the
Canadian committee asked Mr.. Forster TO
urge upon the Government the necessity
OF directing the Lords OF the Treasury to
advance funds for the construction OF the
fishery piers, etc. Mr.. Forster said
they had made q strong case, and he
would lay it before the Government.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, May SIN the Chamber of
Deputies the Minister of Colonies said the
Captain General of Cuba has been ip-
sttucted to combine the necessary rigot
OF law with humanity in dealing with In
surgents.
Heavy rains and slight frosts In several
provinces Of Upper and Lower Aragon are
causing serious damage TO crops and vines.
In the Chamber Of Deputies to-day,
Senior Sivar called attention to a state.
ment that American steamers had been
chartered for the purpose Of conveying
munitions Of war to Cuba for the In.
surgen1. The Minister Of Justice replied
that the representative Of Spain at Wash
ington possessed the confidence Of the
Government, and would do his duty to his
The Porto Rico budget proposes to
abolish the six per cent bounty on goods
imported direct from producing countries,
and to reduce the present import duties
fifty per cent,
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VOLUME XXvII.-NUMBER 2l9.


route from Cine to Pittsburgh.
The Hudson was due down last night
en- route 70 Cincinnati.
The local packets arrived and departed
as usual.
The Pres Ellison took an excursion to
Steubenyille yesterday. She will be on
hand to-day, making her trips to Bellaire
according TO her time table below.
The Ironsides and barges left last even
ing for st. Louis, taking 10000 kegs Of
nails from Wheeling and Bellaire mills.
Capt. Thos. 81. Mong, the aHable clerk OF
the Ironsldes, Is accompanied by his ac-
complished daughter, who goes TO visit
friends in st. Louis.
The Captain OF the Dfurnal, and the
Captain OF the Phaeton, have archsd
their several backs on the speed Of their
steamers, and 1t looks as ifw would have
the pleasure OF Witnessing first class race.
Neither man will saw his boat in two
when once the stakes are up.
The Andes is due from Cincinnati to-
day, andwill return tomorrow evening ut
the usual hour for departure, Capt. Char
leyM yMuhleman In command, and Clerk
Ed. Muhleman presides at the office.
Yesterdays Cincinnati Commercial says:
The w. N, Chancellor has been engaged
10 take delegates to the Convention at
Wheeling, and will leave here to-day at 9
A. NJ, six hours earlier than her regular
time, in order to arrive at Wheeling early
Wednesday morning.
Alta meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Wheeling and Cincinnati Packet Com
pany, held Friday, the following Board OF
Directors was elected for the ensuing
year: Chas. H. Booth, Chas. Muhleman,
Chas. l.. Muhleman, A. W. Voegtly, Ed.
Muhleman. The above directors subse-
quently elected Ed. Muhleman as Presi-
dent, and Ed. Stevens as Secretary and
Treasurer.-Cn. Commercial.
lBY Tslegrsph.l
CScrSSATr, May 9.-River II feet s
inches and falling. Arrived: Carrier and
Buckeye State, Pittsburgh. Departed:
Chancellor, Pittsburgh; Granite State,
Huntington; Carrier, st. Louis.
MEMPHIS, May 9.-River rising Weather
clear and warm. Departed: James How
ard, Port Eads, Harry Brown, Smoky
City and barges, New Orleans; John B.
Maude, Vicksburg; Golddust, St. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, May 9.-River risen 8 inches,
with 10 feet by gauge. Weather clear
ana cooleri very heaVy rain last night.
Arrived: Colorado, Memphis; Helena,
Vicksburg. Departed: Cherokee, Pitts.
burgh; Bell OF Lacrosse. st. Paul.
LOUISVILLE, May 9.-River falling, with
8 feet 8 inches in the canal and I feet
3 inches in the chute and on the falls.
Business fair. Weather sultry. Arrivals
and departures: Clifton, Huntington TO
St Louis; Guiding Star, New Orleans
to Cincinnati: Vint Shinkle, Cincinnati to
Memphis.
EVANSVILLE, May s.-oloudy and rainy
at p. NJ, but clear tonight Wind
south in the morning and night, north
during the day. Mercury 6T' TO Slo; ba-
rometer 29i' and rising. River 81 ieet6
inches scant, and falling fast. Down:
U. P. Schenck, Gray Eagle, Bowling
Green. Up: Virgie Lee. business fair
for the season.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
pIsrRAcrEp pEnocRArs.

Statements Made by Disatrected Demo-
Gratis TO an InicIIigencer Man-TingIe,
Wilson, Alex. Campbell For Cougrcss-
Al. Caldwell DIsposes of the First aud
Col. O'Rrien Of the Firsi TWo-County
Politics, dc.
The political pot has begun to boil and
bubble in this county, and also in the
Congressional district. but its ebullitions
are not so fierco as one would suppose,
taking into consideration the multiplicity
and also the daily multiplication OF those
who are being selected by their friends
to become candidates for the various
offices in the gift OF the people OF this
county. The offices comparatively are few
and the seekers legion, and who will
compose the very small corporars
for the next four years is the
conundrum, and .in rather care
ful canvass oil those who pretend to be
able TO solve problems OF this kind, with
in the last few days we were in about the
same perplexing state OF mind as Johnny
Cooper when he had tried the Fifteen"
puzzle for two weeks and couldn't UNDER
stand "phy the id thing wouldn't work
out, anyhow" Johnny was mixed, and
80 were we. We tried in vain men OF more
political influence than any others in their
wards, but the uniform answer was:
"Things haven't boiled down sufficiently
yet to give any intelligent answer, and old
as We are In this business, this year beats
u.s."
This state OF affairs Is true only OF county
politics, and does not enter into the Con.
gressionAl contest at all, Tor all the men
we met had very decided opinions on that
question. The candidates for the Legisla.
ture, with the exception Of those that at
the Five Points in New York are termed
"kids, such, we mean, as Larkin, Mcneil
and Heiberger, Of precious memory, arc
very quiet, and none OF the old stAgers
eyince any disposition to become excited
over the matter. They feel assured that
the "kids." will keep the matter be.
fore the constituency, and they (the sta
gers) will come in, be nominated, and
elected. This Is rather rough on those
babes in politics, but they will discover
''too late" its literal truthtulness.
The above facts are written concerninI
Democrats, and arethe condensed ideas o
the ssges Of the party, and OF the men who
John Kellyize the Bourbons os Ibis cit,
and county. They arc not the utterance
Of discoRtentad politicians and sore heads
but the reflections Of age and experience
and such are prophetic,
An 1NTELLIdEScRR man has very quietl
been dropping 10 upon the headquarter
OF ward politicians and wire workers Q
the Democracy in the last few days an
} ascertaining the drift Of things, Anon
, the List Of the exempliaers OF the doctrine
. OF Jefferson We met last night was th
j Hon. Alfred Caldwell who was !ust DE-
/ posting his family OF children on III
; pavement IN front OF his residence, !
( North Wheeling, from huge carryall, !
which they had been taking . taunt TO IN
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AFGHANlsTAN.

LONDON, May s-The vicerOy of India
as follows: General Roberts
left Cabul Saturday with a strong force for
Logan Valley and MAIDEN to settle the
country"
The report Of rising in Badakshan
against the authority Of Abdurrahman
Khan is confirmed.
Hon. Edward Stauhope, late Under
Secretary for India, writes to the Standard
denying that the late Government
had received q late telegram
concerning the Indian deficit on the
morning alter the debate on Fawcett's mo.
ton in Parliament, in favor Of England's
contributing to portion Of the Afghan war
expenses. He severely deprecates, Faw-
cett's action in making the statement be-
fore ascertaining the facts. Fawcett
writes TO the Standard, recalling his state.
ment, and expressing regret that he had
been misiniormed.
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ST.. LOUIS, May 9.-The Texas express
train on the Iron Mountain Railroad,
when one mile and half this side Of Bis
matck, and about seventy miles from st.
Louis, at 3:45 this morning, ran into a
washout caused by o storm last night The
engine was wrecked, and the engineer,
Chas. Mcpherson, and fireman. Nicholas
A. Stone, instantly killed. The baggage,
express and seoond.class passenger cars
we're ditched and turned OYER. The other
cars remained on the track. o. II. Hpr,
lev, indianapolis; 7. E. Donahoe, Jack
son, Mich.; Joseph Pollete, Blackwell,
Mo-, passengers, and tramp named Ed
Walsh, who was stealing ride, were
sliRhty injured.
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CIRcUtr CouRr,-Judge AeFrin. = The
following decisions and proceedings were
made and taken at the session Saturday:
The Bank OF Wheeling vs.. p. Medert, j.
Loesh and @. Loesh. Motion for new
trial overruled and judgment on verdict
OF plaintiff.
City Of Wheeling vs.. Louisa Hoffman.
Appeal from Police Court. Motion to
dismiss for want OF proper authorization
OF ordinance overruled.
N. II. Gregg vs.. B. +. McSlechen.
Motion to set aside issue overruled and
trial set for 18th Of May.
NJ. II. Hill and wife vs.. r. n. sawtelle.
Motion Of complainants to file amended
bill submitted.
Rheinstrom & Co. vs. Thomas Philbun.
The issue in this case between the ut.
taching creditors and the assignee OF
claim due by the franklin Insurance
Company, garnishee, was decided in favor
oil the assiguee.
Several motions were made and argued,
and taken under advisement by the Court.
Adjourned until Monday morning at 8
o'clock.
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zASEsv1ILE, O., May s., he young man
Charley Mutt, who was shot in the neck
last Sunday BY notorious courtesan
named Nettie Robinson, died this after.
noon from the effects Of the wound. His
murderess and an accomplice named
Lizzie Swick, who handed the Robinson
girl the revolver and told her to shoot, are
Norton F. claypool, one Of the most
extensive landowners In this county,
Lying near Nashpor made ar assignment
to-day for the benefit Of his creditors to
John S. HolIingsworth. His liabilities
are about $50, 900 and assets $4,000. His
property Is principally in real estate, 800
acres OF II being In Licking county. The
assignee says that ClaYpoOl,s distress was
brought about by his having to pay SO
much security money, he having IN the
last few years paid obligations ot that
kind amounting to $4,000. His creditors
are principally in this county.
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Allow cold to advance In your system and
thus encourage more serious maladies, such as
Pneumonia, HcEsrrhages and Lung troubles
when an immediate relief can be 20 readily az
tainedP BoScHEE's GERMAN SYRUP has galned
the largest sale in the world for the cure Of
Coughs, Colds and the seyerest Lung diseases.
II Is Dr.. BoSchee's famous German prescdF
don, and d prepared With the greatest care
and no fear need be entertained IN adminlSttE
ing It to the youngest child, as per directions
The sale Of this medicine Is unprecedented
since lirst introduced there has been q con.
slant increasing demand and without single
report OF failure 70 do IL work In any case.
AK your Druggist As TO the truth Of these re-
marks. Large dies Is cents. Try Il and be
convinced. TEhIAN
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WHAT nenANEs SAYS.
In Regard to Don Cameronr Packed
Convention.

COutenNou.
PHILADELPHIA, May S.-James McMan.
es, leader OF the anti.Grant boiling dele
gates to the Chicago Convention, and the
most influential politician in this city,
said to-day: ~ have never been in favor
OF the nomination oil General Grant since
the completion oEhis second term and re-
tirement from the Presidency, nor do l
now thiEk it is called for either by the
general sentiment OF the country or the
interests OF the Republican party. ! was
present at Harrisburg at the time OF the
meeting OF the Convention, but was not a
delegate, and was therefore not in posi-
ton, nor was / called upon to take any
official action in the matter. All l could
have done would have been to have used
such influence as l might have pos
sessed against the course then pursued.
Although l disapproved that course and
the result 1t led to,I refrained from oppos-
ing it out OF personal regard tor Senator
Cameron, for whom l have the warmest
friendship. He was most earnestly desir-
Gus OF having the resolutions instructing
the delegates passed, and not being q
delegate did not feel willing to antagonize,
but at Chicago will have duty to per-
form, and those who know me know that
I will perform it unhesitatingly, with q
single purpose and to subserve the best
interests Of the party. entertain the
highest respect for General Grant and full
ly appreciate his eminent services both in
the field and as President, but l would
not now be, and never have been, in favor
OF nomination for third term,
"This feeling is not based on the third.
term question merely, although there is
certainly large portion OF the people vi
our county who would refuse 70 support
him on that ground. do not believe he
is the most available candidate for Us to
nominate at this time, and Of the nsaAy
eminent names mentioned in connection
with the nomination, his is not the most
likely TO arouse the enthusiasm and con-
solidate the vote OF the party. From this
you may infer my idea OF the duties OF our
delegates at Chicago"
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house indicated with his wife and Eve
children. He came home last evening
under the influence Of liquor, and turned
the iamilyou Of doors, they taking refuge
from the heavy rain in an outbuilding.
Later they were told to return TO the
house, but the only one doing so was his
daughter Mary, II years old. Tobin i'm
mediately sent her out TO purchase a
satchel, declaring his intention to leave
his family. Angered that drughter
brought him satchel without q key, he
threw her violently 10 the floor, pounded
her severely with bis lists, jumped on her
and finished by beating her with a chair.
She died in half an hour. Tobin was ar
rested, but denies the killing.
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now j. rms, Eyen COR Reeeher.

BROOKLYN, May 9.-"Robert Ingersoll," I"
said Mr.. Beecher at the Plymouth prayer
meeting last evening, as not saint, but
there is not man on the continent to
whom he would not give his hand. There
is not man on the continent, suppose,
to whom he would not give his hand after
putting it in his pocket and filling it with
silver. am not personally acquainted
with him, but suppose thisto be his dis
position, and yet he kicks over the
New Testament and the whole Bible. He
sneers ut the ministers and unjustly
criticises them, bat his whole nature
couples him with his fellow-beings, and
this marks him as a Christian, and in that
respect land that's main respect he is
charged with infdelity. say that the
man who holds to the New Testament,
vet passes by on the other side Of the
street when men need help and sympathy,
is an infidel. He Is orthodox for the out
side Of the Bible, butintidel for the inside:
Those who despise their fellowmen and
keep aloof from them are absolutely in
fidels, aud the men who do this under a
Government like opr own are piteously
infdels."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-10
INSECT RAYAGEs.

ST. PEpEEsBuRg, May s.-The beetle
which rayuged crops in poltavs and Eks.
sterickoslav in 1873, has been found In
large numbers in larve state, and the
peasants fear the loss Of the spring crops.
The greatest alarm prevails in Tials In
consequence Of the discovery Of locust
eggs. Unless they are exterminated be-
fore development, 4 famine throughout
Caucasus will be inevitable,