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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30
NEIGHB ORH00D NEWS.
BtllAlRt, BRIDGEPORT, WELLS
BURG AND MAR Inns ftdRY
ST. CIairsylle--Bslmont County Conyen-
tions--Court and Criminal Notes
The Bethany Glug Of
Fire Bugs,
BElilAlRE
Brief Resume OF News at the Glasa CITY,
A chilli oi larapl prlrkpy. of tho First

Brief Resume OF News at the Glasa CITY,
A child Of Israel Pclckey, OF the frtl
ward, Is dangerously i'll,
Samuel OWhrnhum had his arm
broken, yesterday, by the kick Of =
horse
The Andes on her up trip left 800
sacks Of wheat and 30 tierccs Of mrat,
which were shipped over the G, n L,
The townshlptrustccs audited claims
To the amount OF SllNl7.
Alex. Clohuu, OF the Shenandoah
Valley, formerly mailer in our mill
and popular citizen, is visiting friends
in thus city.
The new addition to the Window
Glass Works will probably he completed
by the first Of July, but no glass will be-
made until the first OF September MIR,
Sanders, the Secretary, thinks the pros
pcCt Tor business next season u very
iur aud the Window Glass Company
viii he ready TO meet all demands.
VIM McMullcu, au excellent work.
man, met with serious accident while
packing ice at lrudkrohu's ice house
last Saturday. While moving a large
cake Of Ice the timber slipped, aud Mr.
MCMullcn, in order Ia save hoy help.
or, got his hand caught and about hall
ul his third finger was taken of. lie
deserves great deal ol credit, because
had lac not lost finger the boy might
have host his life.
The masquerade party given 10y Mr..
Tom stevens, ul Gravel I'LL, 10 his
"a. l.. G..tttY.l,tr t,t.glal IL TRlATlft
hV those who were 50 fortunate rs To
get an invitation, as one Of the most enjoy
able affairs ol the season Some oi the
costumes were fine and many clulCd
detection until supper brought thchour
Tor unmasking.
The friends ui Mr.. aud Mrs \ l..
Wcthcrall were handsomely entertained
at lltpr hrauuiui home ON saturday
evening.
Mrs. Mark lester. whose illness We
noted, is able To- be- out again.
MIS-, !. ". Iost Is very Ill at her
home, ia the Elth ward.
Mrs. Glcun, at Columbus ~ ylSitlu.
friends IN thus city.
At the Episcopal Church, Rev, Ramho
conducted Easter scrvicra, at the close
ul which the sacrament 81 the lord =
supper was administered Ia the even.
in the exercises were for the children.
NJ the Disciples SUNDAY school, m
the Rltcin 'on anthems were sung IN con.
urctiou with the temperance lTuspn Of
the day.
4 lodge OF Daughters ol RchcCca was
instituted here on Friday evening.
WIN. Cochran x Co, who have built Il
large slavc factory at Wuodslicld, have
commenced operations, and during the
week the tull mpl,tcmcut oi machine.
~ will be- added aud the factory run to
Ila iuli capacity.
As soon rs the hIass manufacturers
can supply the Gurkvyc Company with
material, the Rnron lHutcu Manular.
tory viii resume operations, a. large
orders arC ia.
The services at st. Johns Church.
SUNDAY, were unusually impressive.
Father Gull olliciatri and II large con
grcgation was present The music on
this occasion was exceptionally good.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30
TnE COURTS.
Yesterday, judicial Proceed
iugs
COUNTY ourEr 5yDor BOYD

COUNTY cot Nr .1ip"t hphh
Court met duA.M.
State W & ~ Suulsvat. assault and
battery. vent o. trial before thy follow
ing Iury. 4 n Ballard, ! u Norria,
John fulton. e.. \. N,ot Martin Clan
CYL. I. Roberto J. y Bpt,iurd, Jamrr
F,lan. Gcorgv Cummings. Thomas CIV
ems. Gcoryc Well anil Robert \ AgneN
A verdict Was found that the defendant
be- liuci $50
State w. Henry llpiimcistof, ezsah''
and battery. On TRIAL before the tollos
Ing Jury. Frvd. Mcrkle. " j. bnllarl'
L. N. Morris, John Fulton, g. A hyrF
=. %. Utccf. Martin Clancy, J, J, Rob
stta. u y, AgneN aud Peter French.
Case utih on trial
Adjourned until v a. u. to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30

T.r following transfer ct property
was admitted 90 rrrprl 10y Clerk Hook
YESTERDAY.
\ dvrJ made March 26Ih, 10y Henry
T. Meyer aud others o. &. j. Meyer. IN
consideration ui SSOd, ui three clghths
interest ct the south hall oi lot Ne. y,
hriu. situated uu Main street, an the
,It, Of Wheeling
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30

WtNu>0r1N, Match 80. M For
Tennessee uui the ohio Valley, slightly
warmer. ,,r.u .r puly cloudy weather,
north winds. generally Nvor,ug Co south
east followed los stationary ur falling
barometer
For the Lower Lakes, clear or partly
cloudy weather. wluIs mostly north,
STATIONARY cot higher temperature. higher
barometer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30

4 ErVAUk,BIE instance 81 the cup.
tive qualities II ST. JACons on, is the
case 4 Mr.. Scharier, Allegheny City.
Pa. who suffered with Rheumatism Tor
over right ycars, and had used all known
remedies without relief 4 single bottle
Ut II. jACup on cured him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30

Another Irrilcut occurred at Swco-
ury's foundry Yesterday which will on
tail considerable l1ra The men were
Engaged ia placing tuc mould lor large
rullcr when. lu sumC muuuDr. II bcCame
lpu.cucl Tins WIS not noticed. aud the
larger hilc. iull 1T multrl metal. was
turned into a. Che bottom wax dis
placed anil tine mc,Il WIS gathered about
ou the saud FULLY dy, aui u hall tons
al Il
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30
ST CLAIRsVILLE.
Nomination. at tho Democrats Primary

Nominations NJ tho Democratic Primary
Cnuc, puuicurc ~ the Register.
ST. CLAIRsyuLE, g., March ~
The Democratic Convention ol tins
township met here las, saturday uui
nominated the following ticket
Justice OF the Peace John :. smith
Trustees Joseph J. Tagmrl John
Clifton, Joshua Worlcy
CLERK j. Roses barrett.
Assessor WIN. II Mcbride.
Treasurer Wm Scdwill
Cous,ablcs W. q. umstoad. VIM.
Wphbyr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30

IIE largest aud finest lot 81 Spongcs
ia the city has Just been opened a, Nc.
lain brothers. They arccunstantly re-.
ccNiug new goods. Their sales must be
enormous. stop in and sec them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30
| WOULD LIKE TO KNOW, MRS. p

HOW ~ uArrrNS mar You AWAY r
IL have such elegant ih-riit aud btidil'
Cnkrs1 Well tt don't happen. II cuWts nsa
certainty. h"caut' uiWHlsu so IuGNNr IlsI &
CO.'S EXCELSIOR BAKING ROW pEN which
4 pune aud reliable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30
YOUR HORSES AND CATTLE.

Tho furuch Condition Powder removes hum
or. promotes digestion 0ui appetite aud ,ut
tFts tendency tu disease Tor snin ~
iupNN. ils1 4 60.
pngglFp HhIgc Corner Nh,rllug
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30

Persons arriving Iu thg rlty from
near Wayuysburg. ia. last evening, rc-
purl AN extensive Wuud storm Iu that
section Yesterday They hat heard ia
mrr4 ul the uurpuuur of the ''rccnc
county court upuyy hut youId not Nuuch
ipr their authenticity. Several houses
we're badly damaged u thr southwestern
portion ~ tho county. near the heat Wa,
tcrs Il puukarl Creek These mcagrc
particulars were AL that y"uld hr gatn-
pr..,l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30

MuacAt instrument repairing Of every
description carefully aud cheaply done
at Shcib's, Washington Hall. Pianos,
organs, violins, accordeons, band and
oil other kinds Of Instruments repaired
on abort notice. Bows rehaired neatly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30
SOMETHING NEW AND GOOD

lnucs' Ventilated TIu,s's. easy. ~,nl sat Al
latest lmIroN 'u'uts iu Irussrs, Io. let sut lsfa
'inlr Batteries. SuuI'aI Instruments. nauH.
EuUruit,rH g., In Ervat variety
IOGAN, llsT 4 90.
nuRisu, hHL, Gomez
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30

INoR RkNT-Nkw TWO sIuGY lKlrE
il dwelling. conner rScnticlh and Chap,lt,
streets. Hot aud cold water aud gas lngui-.
of VIM HARf IS Twelfth sutet iaiyh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30

The superiority and Tow prices
OT oar garments must ne seen
To b. appreciated. Our goods
meet the wants oil professional
men. mechanics, ncchants ana
farmers wills open Wctincs-
day, April eth, at 1870 Market
street, adjoining Opera House.
OElIM AZ CO., prOp'rs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30

rNNo moving carefully attended 10
y careful and experienced hands.
lcayc word at Shcibs music store,
Washington Hall
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30

Jacob ". Grubb, the Jeweic',
~ sole agent for thc"C ~ spec
tnCIcs. You should see them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

TJ,uE WARE HOUSE AID bwLlLIND. ..
l. rti asin sayet, nQN oIyupici y MOI
&. kmusa BIO, Pcsssss 1yvn kyil / -
HlNRY K. LlT
deco 100 Main p,r,r.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30
SINGING SOCIETIES.
The Music aud Dancing Last
Night.

The various German singing societies
male the city guy. last night With the
sounds ol music and dancinI At the
hall cf the Gcrmania. conner ot Market
aud Fourteenth streets. "a large audience
assembled 10 FIRST listen Ia the enjoyable
concert aud ailcrWarl to participate IN
the grand ball Mayors orchestra Nas
prcscnt aud contributed materially {"
the enjoyment The programme ct ia"
concert WAS NJ iollowa.
Overture ....... MaNCtH ou h.alta
tT,,t,f- Tho uuui Old Hines
pI,UI. ..I.4 ~ A'hruHcr
1u.rt,ur The Home
Nti.v O. awrut " knsa'll
f1prt ~ Not HnafrWr
h. M, f,,s l,. the Heart .. e. sirnttcl
stgr-r ',r5ipauia HvlrtY
uy.ftrrr Mnyrrs Orchestra
FAR,f Two pc,l, in enc Rnom
tytrlau, tad tupt
I,.Hur. a.. ililirbtaul
NJ. S,rulscl Way ~ and could not pcr.
torn, Tho concluding latrc VAS very
ludi,tpu- aul very we'll put "u.
rug prrrHoyEN
beethoven Hall. corner Nam aud
Fourteenth streets was alsu brilliant
scene. aud festive. Was hanj Nas 90.
l,,rn,ug things. aud the merry Walters
were wh,rl.ng about When oar reporter
happened ,n, anil everything seemed
bright and gla,lsomo. Ia The early part
IT ,hc ,trung grand concert hal h""n
given, II which the following ia tho pro.
grammc
Ovttiut, "''''
Nssa uf,hs-tf-
%.,is,1.
on MAJ &, Vns
,...tt.ll. Hahn
w. i,i.h
Bsauutli Hlus psa"h. H"-n''
y,.n... ..... Nasyta
Me- sli.h
,......-t,.t ,b.,s.. Nssusf
AsistJ,
uAHauSlEa tNsEu'UpH uAtt.
Thi. safety gave one IT L. enjoyable
halls last night AZ IL room IN Franz
helm block. A larsu number Was IN
attrsdancc. and everything passed ot
plvanantly. kamers orchestra Was
prss-nt and furnished lhr sweetest OF
muse and ~ lie rhythmic cadsncrs the
merry feet aV stepping as this IL being
psneiled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30

Commissioner. s sale.
To Uou,rkccpcrs l. III RNehart.
NtCust J II Riuchart
Roy Wanted Mammoth 99c Store.
Household aul Kitchen Eurnitur,
trr sale
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30
DnrJTIRTRx.

FlNO UHOSE THAT DteSlRE 10 SAvE TAKlR
natural With w would ssy that We are now
bst,eJ prs2eTcd han ever eeserN W sn,Sels lnsse
PcrgOER We cNn .aA ere making better atSd
b AAlscynar cold rilhngs Nth uncrN cAiN " oar
paglcna than anre oersnctlrN osen usde u MS
city og clscwAcrc. WITHOUT the all OF ne Slootric
dsmOns.I ton. Call and GO ol ypnrsesyeA
JAMS n SURG hon q sos
yAvb No uls Msrsss q vAeupk wa
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EDUCATIONAL.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

MINE DEPARTMENTS on STUDY TIKI
~ books furnished NJ cost. calendar arranged
- suit teach ors. expenses iur ono year nom Sl5i
~ 500: non .ScCmriau, liberal. thorough Fall
Term begins september 81 iN-p.
FOR Catalogues aud other Information, apply
10 the President !. x. THOMPSON MuIggu
town. West Va. 1g'Eh
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4lli)reIinY Re9isten
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

tulsS 70 Now Advertisements.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-30

CLA-s Shades Of every sire and style
at Hutchins' Art Store.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-27

Saratoga, Aug. 26.--The three-quar.
ter mile dash was won by Hermit;
Midgelcy second. Time, l:l5.
The mile heat race was won by Law
acea in two straight heats; Clyde Hamp-
ton second. Time, 1:45t, lao.
In the II mile race Redman won;
Suanona second. Time, 2:l3i.
The three-quarter mile dash for 2-year
olds, was won by Brambleta; Florence
second; Maylower third. Time, 1:l5l.
London, Aug. 26.-The Yorkshire
stakes was won by Hapburg; Apolis
second; Prince Palatine third.
Hartford, Conn.,, Aug. 26.-In the
Charter Oak Park races to-day the
most stubbornly contested was the 2:l9
trotting race, in which Charles Ford
took tho flrst heat and made a dead
heat with Hannis In the second. Ham
mis- then took the third and fourth
and Ford the fifth. Under the rules
these were left TO contest the sixth.
which Ford won by two lengths.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-27
nRIEF .:TELEGRAMs.

Washington: Gen. Weaver, the
greenback candidate for president,
leaves tomorrow for Boston. He will
speak in Fanueil hall on Friday night.
San Antonio: Preparations are being
made throughout northern Mexico for n
revolution. All the Mexican troops on
the border expect TO be ordered 10 the
interior,
Rome: Premier Carroll, Gen. Cial-
dini, late ambassador to France, and
Count Maffri, secretary general Of the
ministry OF foreign Affairs, to-day held
q consultation.
Lawrence, Mass: by a fire tonight
the greater portion OF Castle & Mayo's
paper mill and n large amount of stock
was consumed. About rs hands have
been thrown out Of employment
ST. Petersburg, Gen. Melikoff to-day
held reception, which was attended
by the officials Of the new ministry Of
the interior, TO whom ne delivered an
address, soliciting their corporation
and assistance, The king and queen OF
Greece have arrived.
Bucharest: A Russian engineer has
been commissioned to go TO Isrnail TO
assist in the consultation on the most
practical course for the construction Of
A. Ftyt
stratagetical advantages OF such rail-
way to Russia is obvious.
Berlin: Bismarck will arrive here on
the aoth inst. from Messenger. lie will
remain some days after which he will
go to Friederickruhe to carry out mea-
sures for the relief OF distress in west
Prussia. The government will imme.
diately begin to construct railway.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-27

San Francisco, Aug. 26.-The steam
yacht Lancashire Witch arrived from
Socorro island at 4 p. IN. to-day, with
out Captain Jones and the sremainder Of
the crew Of the ship Mathilde. The
Witch arrived at Socorro on the 4th
inst, and made thorough search.
without result; then sailed for st. Ben
edicte island; nothing there. Thence
they sailed for Clarion island, to the
south; found there dog left by the
mate of the Mathilde; also the remains
OF boat, apparently new, but no traces
of human beings. They sailed thence
for this port on tho sth. The fate Of
Captain Jones and his wife and the
crew of the boat can only be CONJECTURE
ed. 1t is barely possible that they may
have succeeded in reaching the Mexi-
can shore, but the probabilities are
against that event.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-27

he wishes to notice in a brief way your
lshermanisl reference 10 the revised
statutes, and will do 50 yet, but not to-
day. The proposition for n joint CON-
mittee treasures q peaceful solution OF
the presidential question, IL It becomes
= law, and In my opinion, gives 10 Gen.
Hayes chances he did not have before.
l have considered that Mr.. Tilden's
chance Was impregnable. Here fol-
lows blank denOting an omission of
something. Not SO Mr.. Hendricks
Now it seems to me that Gov. Hayes
has something more than an equal
chance, but the definite results cannot
be foreshadowed. Fortunately, trouble
need not be provided against by the
use Of the army should the bin become
a law. II the bill passes. and Gen.
Grant yetOes it. Tilden's chances viii be
stronger than before, certainly II he and
his friends supported the measure, pub
lie opinion will strengthen his position.
The danger in the compromise question
or joint committee plan, is that the de-
feated candidate might appeal TO the
supreme court on grounds Of Illegal
Unconstitutional decisions.
Sherman writes Hancock January 20:
The passage OF the bill for counting
electoral vote, approved by the presi-
dent, ends. in my Judgment, all possible
danger Of confusion or disorder I'm con-
nection with the presidential embroglio.
l feel certain that the dual govern
ments in South Carolina and Louisiana
will be decided by the same means,
which determines who Is to be the next
president Of the United States; there
fore, with the consent and approval Of
the secretary OF war, now absent, !
want to return the troops temporarily
detached, back as soon as possible 10
the posts occupied before the action,
with the exception that twelve compan-
les. now thirteen, or the equivalent Of n
remain here in Washington
for time.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-27
COLORADO REPS.
They Meet In state coaventioa. Yes.
lerday. NJ LeaayIIIe.
senator Teller Makes a rs9erfaI
Partisan speech
Gov. ritlxil ne.sniaaaea By AeeIa-
naffsa-AaJsaraea-

Leadyille. Aug. 26.-The republican
state convention was called 10 order at
1880. by ex-Gov. Routt, who made an
appropriate speech and congratulated
the party ON is prospects Of victory.
Hon. c. w. Tankersly, Of Leadyille,
was chosen temporary chairman, and
made an eloquent and glowing speech.
A committee Of fourteen, with Geo. +.
Clark as chairman, was appointed on
credentials.
Senator Teller was then called on,
and coming upon the platform amid
great applause, proceeded 70 make 4
most able and vigorous speech. He
compared the records Of the two par
ties, and charged treachery, inefiiciency
and imbecility on the democracy. Most
Of his speech was occupied by criticism
upon the democratic demand for free
ballot, In which he recounted the out
RACES which the democrats were perpe-
trating upon voters in the south, and
which were proven before his commit
tee OF investigation. He spoke for
nearly an hour.
At his conclusion ex-Gov. Routt
made brief speech counseling harmo-
ny and unity, and giving assurances Of
n grand republican success. The con-
vention then adjourned until afternoon.
The convention reassembled at two
O'Clock, and after the receipt OF the
report on credentials Lieut.. Gov. Tabor,
in \ handsome speech. renominated
Gov. Pitkin for second term. The
motion was carried by acclamation,
amid great enthusiasm, the whole con-
vention rising and cheering.
The following additional nominations
were made: For lieut.. governor, Geo.
B. Robinson; secretary Of state, N. II.
Mcldrum, auditor, Z. G. Saunders;
supt. Of public instruction, L. S. Cor
mel. Tho convention then adjourned
till tomorrow at 0 n. m, when the re-
naming nominations will be made.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-27

philadelphia, Aug. a6.-The Record
thinks the recently discovered trade
dollars with the center scooped out and
flled with solder is the work OF China
men, Il says. considerable more tks$
a dollars worth Of work, at American
rates Of wages, must have been expend-
cd In dig ging out the silver and filling
with solder. No little skill and inge-
nuity were exercised in concealing all
the indications Of fraud, even to the
extent Of maintaining the original
weight and ring Of the coin. Only
Chinese cheap labor could find adequate
reward in the exceedingly small profit
realized by the operation.
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srscrE ConIxe.
The we.aerrai I.psrtaiisa OF Cold
FiElres-

Newt. York, Ang. a6.-The World
says; Thomas C. Acton, superintedent
Of the assay ofice, is receiving by the
east European steamers large quantities
Of gold This specie is deposited by
importing bankers, and consists Of
twenty franc pieces, Marks, japanese
English coin and bar gold. The vaults
already contain about twenty-five mil
lion dollars in gold bought by the gov
ernment during the past year, and not
as yet taken out for coinage. The i'm
portations for the present year began
on the second Of August, and already
are most up TO six million dollars. in
cluding about one million seven hun
dred thousand in American coin, which
were at once deposited in the sub treas
uary. Advices have been received Of
enough gold in transit to swell the fig-
ure 10 ten million dollars before the end
Of the present month. Last year when
the importations began, ON the twelfth
OF August, the seasons total run up to
the unprecedented sum Of seventy-iive
million dollars, and then 1t was only
checked by the importation Of large
Quantities Of iron, hundreds OF thou
sands OF tons Of baser metal coming as
a substitute for the gold in exchange
for American provisions. usy
In the assay Office about three days Is
consumed in the melting up and de-
termining the value Of a lot OF gold Of
fered for purchase before the seller
gets his check for the value of the
metal.
Among large importing houses, deal
ing heavily i'm gold, the opinion Is very
much divided rs TO tho amount which
will come over; some think the total in
fiux Of gold win run far above that Of
last year, and point TO the fact that it
is already in advance OF the figures for
tho corresponding period last year.
Other bankers think the total viii not
run above thirty million dollars
The Batavia, which arrived from
Liverpool yesterday, brought 100000
in specie.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-27

Cincinnati, Aug. 26.-The body OF
an unknown woman, horribly beaten
and bruised, was found yesterday in a
secluded ravinc, two miles north Of
Sidney. Ohio. A postmortem revealed
that the woman would have shortly
been delivered OF twins. VIM. Curtis,
canal watchman, was arrested on sus-
picion, It being thought that the wo-
man was cook on canal boat. The
place Of the murder showed signs Of n
Iierce struggle. Tho woman's clothing
was torn and scattered about.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-27

Strangers coming to Cheyenne should
stop at the above named hotel, and
they will get splendid accommodations
In rooms and at the table, and be treat
cd in an excellent manner by the genial
host. Herman Kimme. And those OF
our citizens who want good day board
should patronize the excellent dining
rooms OF this hotel. The fare is No. /
and the rates are very reasonable.
jy1ltf. -s.5 -.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-27

Kingston, Aug. 10, via Harana-A
disastrous hurricane passed over ia
maica last night. Thousands of peo-
pie are houseless. crops, fruit trees and
farm produce is generally destroyed;
colossal trees uprooted and churches de-
molished; the barracks in this. city de-
stroyed; three wharves gone and eight
large and thirty-two vessels wrecked in
the harbor. Famine is imminent and
help required for starving thousands.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-27

Washington, Aug. 2o.-President
Hayes and family left tonight for
Fremont, Ohio. The party to accom-
pany the president to the Pacific coast
meet at Chicago Sept. I'd, except Secre-
tary Ramsey, who joins the party at
Omaha
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-27

New York, Aug. 26.-Gen. Castro,
who commanded the California forces
In the Mexican war in 1867, arrived
here to-day. He is en- route to Mexico
to lend his aid in quieting the agitation
in Sonora, where he desires to plant a
colony Of American and native Cali
fornians.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-27
Plain Talk.

A managing mother said to her
daughter. "Emma, before you 20 down
stairs TO see Lord Ormsby, remember TO
use your SOZODONT. IL makes you
tank sweet It's about time you un-
derstood what he means.'' She used
y, and Is now Lady Orinsby, Of Castle
Ormsby In England.