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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-04

gho Ugsi ura,uuius uttb utvst Uhiossr
puur paaptu Au Adysta's the 'm
ps,t,,st. botnatp Uearluts snd uunn
asut E,vv u,"ps uyursd up iu
MaI ,v.s Ita,,sI ub,v aud yspnsT,vanls
h,,t g. us,o ussu uuusbJ uo,idI ~
utp
4 a,s,ts rrp.f. o. J., tr. N.sHt,t
,ul, ,uu, Iuur hrs
T,,utt ui ,as,r ,,I,, tat,nu Nh'h
ps,ya t.i tbo wet auur,u o. uu the up'n
h. ui th, Convention 1h,a morning vac
ssyu st.nt,, tJ,au ,,at,,ial b,,aus" t
D. uur, ,,tta,u Co. 90 q iny 1T ber,e
1laal % between tb, opposing ,irmynla
n, a.I Be-. k.i s,aulI, rilInut ~ Tie
d., s,urvavh,v ct ,lnuil,aa daN
IT, r,.41 90 thr ,trwj Uaa sr's's'.
NO., r,at h,,us ,,,uri,I sul man,
xets w,atsuuu4Iy u,s,ut o,,h"u'
eeNla 90, s,nut amrutb,airo rrw,ni
si uuo ut thr slsdra,utplr,uriut 1T Eumr,
whh trr arena HU,i With ra.ey.i slei,
xlpi g. Be- haiti, tr, lh" ,n,,,Ia,nmsul
AZ spectators
Upsrrus Ufrhttua
Ahsu th. pott ,bi. ith,u tuutlng
am, o., o tpy au,if,u,r abuNr,l va tr,us
p|llpu 81 uru ta.t 90 ioaat.
Shsl br ,bi,i q,
anp ga uuF blo, alI 500, way ur a.,
ANs C,usUus s,ta 1T tbr b,aj ot h,l
dks. at,.u tlilo 900 nuut "i tbo ,rni,r
sli iu 90, mvat ruuari,uuua Tatt 1T lh'
hsil to- ,,,s aui tbr ~, slaassa c
t9ss ssl.,,,,a a,p continual, uu,i tu
xtNl bur. au ,c 10 ,ou.i ni co., ha,t,N
so{ Doe r.as,u ,p o. Ivui vi bra Hpc AZ
p<<sar,
ga,Rsli nsis pspa Ou
IArBrll ,ut,r.i q little lalr api ,h
pf1l s.bn 10 W,,r Interrupted D., a ,st,
he4si, ani ptoIunsv burst ~ appliance
I1e ga hruy' a,rm,j sIai o. dni h,u
cH( nn latr E'ni lusk at bim ~
pc>,l ,ra PROMINENT prs,tipn In th
h& hul When be Tpsp t'inv a. maN
~ h,st speech lbs eui,snyr uu tb
81 dppands that hs grl upon
k@sEh. and Vathsll bal 81 gsI up an
u&as himssli aud aisnd there. unul The
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-04

Thurman wss earnest snd eloquent, asd
" was eheefed ~ the echo,
Other Hsn!lpmen, lndudias i,slsvalse
Wilson ahd Moft,w, we're called oul aud
made 'inyins little speeohvs IN which
hey ssli,ass'l The evident seni,msn, NJ
The rnhvshiion ny declaring lot Thur
man lot President, "A
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-04

iut lllaihe un ,he nIat ballot. aHd the
ohiu Hulid on the second
A the time Iuf openins oI The even
inH aeaalun has arrived defer mrlhst
reports uhlil lhu events NJ that sesslan
are knnwn, W, \, W
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-04
TIlE SE(0ND DISTRICT.
GRAND CONVENTION OF ptnocAArs.
Al 0uipeu,Ins VI Delegates IA Able
and lnI'usa''al Dsless'Ion 90 Va. 49,
instructed 10 Clntlnnsi,

unN A a nIvtu
"'s'H''f hs't"Atsa
Hon, JAMES MONROw, ~.
WILLIAM wiiApN
ai.i
WV WV "A""'
'"'''"S, june ~ 's@
convention ~ appuint ihtpa dele.
Raiss tuo as u,s,,i,i U,l,v.,o. aud am.
L,m IA, a,,,, =, L., ,,, a. 49,
vs." WV" w" W"
"hn ''s'''''' waa HE'LL ih"ial'on to-day
although no other businasa v as ~ pon,a
bpln,u tho cpuyaniiuu. A ~..
am, "A u,. l.,.., A. ,..L
WV, WV ~ =" "
H"'' "'"l'"A'' T" 'ha ah'A'
and n'"Hl inlpl'iseht gentlemen ~ any
likn pajhatlus sya, held LA Tho siaia
...,,.,t.. ~,
w" w" '""'eH' ehee"'N" W 'hfe'
VI the amallpal, muaI iemola aud inac.
poaH,blu uu,o ,sp,yssni.J a,J vsn,,
i'll. ,,.t, -
"'' w '"'' ''''''s"'"' wv" I"'
o'"nH inen,
Ulneial Joseph n Aptlss, VI Hardy
chairman uI tho uummi,,oe. ,alloJ th.
,,,,,u,i,, 4, ,,l,, .,J ,,m,l I,h,
:, =, "''
hhi'"" wayne fA'l W PRESTON, ~ ten
iniaiy chairman ,iputHn T. haigsanl
Lsu ui ua,bnu,. waa mad, .o,t.,ay.
..uh .,,. :, ..,.,-
Wv, 49, ,'.,.-, " r'',-,.. 80
WV "'''' N''''" w WV '''''"A" ""'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-04
we're satisfied To he qols, aud 10, hln,
pisss Jsss Isisan

1 haN htN 'nN lfelt SUI NheN w NihNes
"a speak nounlsa bahoh " wllb tile slf ola
Indian abaat ~ ahnut . vat Nhoop lle
10 nut = srsa,maTian aud doss ne, asa the
Hfassiully rpuasiad pplla,ls, The Aplsnll,l
lmairty aud eutlina aafua.m VI Tho New
Nurh senator. bat he haa raal iion,
unslAmpad,a ahlp aiI ahnul HIN that slspa
cauI Iaaa lo hls iTisn,la aHh yaItipa ief'pr
h. his inea Aud lhi. Ia tho maH Win Ia
an puIilally haipl NJ Chicago that the
laaita w. beat him IA iaI ahuve the ~
lu,lanpa ~ aartiilpe tItaat
a Bla,as Tssa.
Ovat asalns tho ,,faat thamvirala un
Iha liar uI ths Convention sfs the
BIsine manaIsTs, Hale aud frya Hale
10 q small. lupiaisa man ln bath matter
and lasanpf Ils was enoler ~ dN
than Ypaleriay, uhan hs appeared Ipo
me,,ufia and paniuhY Iui the uenl,
lans headed t,iant lpadafa HIT Nhena
sy hs speaks hs IL ~ ably supported
hy tha haffAha VI tho nlaine crowd 10
II
lha galleries lha, u siypa emphaais ~
syaty Wuri Although Logan ani IN
"'e """'''' ''''''"A WIN s'"'' ''''"'H
h. hpu i,t t,rant the balance ~ the
nuisa In tho sallpilpa iu-,lsy " still IN
la'n' W hla'ne
FUe u TAIL and A's'H"'' . s'"" SPEAK
% "nd "''h 'n"'" readiness ~ 'erS'''e
"a '''"''' '" "'' '"A''' WI" '""A""a
'"'7 "'"'"'"S
'h' "',''' ~ w" A''","s
'h' l'"''''A1 W mo ''"''"'""
'"'1 ""'"'"s "''"''' "''-""e" '" "'"''
!" y" "n'"l '""''"H''" "n'" " "AA v"
'""''"' '"'' ''e '""""''" "" W"
'"''A'H NN''" hA' "''" '" S''"A'"" w
"'sh' w"hd n"' he ''ahf '" ''p"' wv
'"''"A :" tho A'e'"""" "" 'h'a "'
""""''h""' '""A""H "sA p'""P''l
%" ''' n"' WIN "'"'''" w "'l''"'"
u'' " "''"N Ws'"a 'hh "Nh"n' 'l' !"
p"' W. '""'s"'''" '"''"' '"' "" ""s'
"'sA. 'ae "AA ''"''' w VIVA ~ '" ""'
'''''" '""A'"S """'' ""Ne' w "'''
'r~''''""' "''''''"s '''' " "a7 '" WV
"''''A' "' "'H"' Tue ''h"'e '''"'s"
'h'" ""A ''p "l''''"'' ''' nan ." """'
"' h''''e 'h'' N''' '"h' W." "'""'''H
'"''"" "' delegates "n' ""'''n'' ""'e >"
.'oa'N ~ "ppoa'''"n :" ''"A''"a q w'
ION that 10" a"'isndr'ed !" g"'d s'A'''
"a usual ~ tho 'n''''a''a' ""' Too ~"
'i"" "aa l""A1 he''''' aaA'"a' h'"
'h' s's" I'VE ''''"''
10" nov ''''' Wv '''''"'''" " '', "
''"'s'"' ~ ,,,' "'," WV ''"'''',"S 80, -, Wv
''''" ''" '''''''' W w go ,', '''"A" ',
=, ~.
''' '" "pP ~ 'n' '"e'"' "h' ''e s''"'
. srp'"a'e' h"s'a"y, Jus "'aa"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-04
rue p,.,as Asa

are uofs iub,iant ~ dAy than since the
,snvvaIine hssan. bot ihsa hls'ne IL
iuhtlapt irlins auj ~ afe hts hllnsVrs
That lhry have an ahaaisaDe 1T lsy
Uoaids munr, anj afp sponiing ~ itpe
" uo oes doabIs net dehips, bat neither
Riaiurs nupe, nuf bis dash al dsfins
can give him the nomination 10y tma
Cun,snuoa. " there n sny rsliVncs 10
human caadaut
jim sud the HPhIas
la The contest bsisssn Blaine Hnd
UnaI, u 70 pesaibls ,hsl ssns Blaine
dslss slioas soald ~ boz 0faai V nlsins
usr. cut oi lAs tsoo. bal Ilsrs u net
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-04

lamea MuffuS, lf. ~ Marion, sh'
" |. Wilaan, ~ jefferson, ~eI. there.
upun dpuiated the aasniinous chplor ~
il,a convention heaan Dvef aud WI
Aan. ni Iai lui. acre inside siisinsles. foi
psi.aAts ~ l,sos
lion IIruy -. pasis snj ', " Trim.
hio ypte placed Ia nomination, An sP'
pssl s.a made in behalf ~ the ,ouhs
bpmatsrf in Nc 1hmble's Isvoi, 10
l,s,ns q young nsn aud editor ~ the
Hsn,lulpl Eais'pna A call ~ the
rouniies was had aud resulted ~ 'ol'
| luNs
Davis ..tftst ..at. iti .''''f .s''It''' t'i'"'
/ Ifimblu a...,.t,ftrtafsttl .'s..' .i'''t" ~
pa,,. sas thea d,,isre.i The Dnssi.
nous rhpi,s ~ the ynypnllon boz d.'n
gsIp At latss snd rtimbls sas iss'ie h''
/ shunala.
Loud calls ssfs then made Iof hsnsio,
DAVIS, aho responded w q tsfss snd
isllIns spec,h, 10 sh,sb be de.lsfed Nv
faithful slhstrbos ~ ils piiaripIss a
the bfihsetsiir party ssi Va u's
iulefpsis ~ the fe"fe
,his kials, snheai regard Il
ls.siI,an 40 ago. lis fsinihisi hi'
bssfsrs that hs hal himssif besn
,uuss msn sni q saitias nas o. hssii
I.,ofp,i lot ahy crnt. . dsJt ihsi y
had i..ss.1 ihfoash the s's'les ei W.
ifo,n the bumblesi IA Tie, ~hleh be no.
o.snpis,i thsi 10 ah,IsfsioasI the hard
shil,s u I'll. ssd fssp.sisj ssi symf's
tbisesi siti, q | ta,n ul,o behs1el ttssu.
,gl,Vs Hsbata, Dssis ds,isf,i himsel
sa uss.s,,ias fs,.sd VI Hon. Ala
u Ths,usa, sed. sl,hoash be seq, =
C,asiansd asissgfaesea, hs scat
~ a. the sisunth sttt
rtts II The ssalss,ias VI w
d,.,iasalshsi oh,can. lie salssy veo
the ekasseisf sal ability VI h~nsso
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-04
Hlauh Ianb bhlsut,

nn Ihia nnnr uuloaa they ruuIlne them
aplyra ~ ave miuuiua uNh Ia debate,
Applauap 80. II llia rpu'enllnn Ia y
body NJ muu. which " ia, honu'ahln,
,,uu nnd iual II u ia ~ huii ul iiopnhli
uiua. nud ,luai,ra that Ni'lnir ah"'l 'n'
Ino nI,p, Nhal 80 du hrlr ha not l"n
hhal, ~ raiaiua The hair NJ uni brethren,
loud applAusu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-04
whc Abs.d sowr

The heal priuiun Va quite ,uuh'mvd
thai uranl Ia bcatcn. but tho Issl''a al
Ihr Rluisttp uecd not adopt that up,n.
20 " Ihry dunt want b., "a bat ieN "
aa, II lhoui, H,s in Chtrago Hut that
is llr only upiniup that is
allrNci hctr. and "
d,fi, alI inr one un the ground not "
iall Ia Nth IT. th,s lo,al opaion Ia ths
hardest ihins ,,tauI has g. BshI, lui u
,s gradually mpuilns iho delegates am
tho lousct tho ballot Ia postponed tie
more dhIRruu viii u hc b. huld tvs
Grant Delegates spli
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-04
a usnand lur Val, ,isv

An that u4k ~ ANY may hrlo, and
/ aak u "a un hunulahlo delegate ~ il'ia
ron, rutirn, Ia lair play ior uur hrilrla
IA the ,nvouliuN Applause Hi,
No ahu III w sll limua 81 plral osriip
mrnl hr not lnu hsslN Wn should
,Irlths,alo nnd runaiipI we'll ihp rupn
sttrnua Nhtuh pru prcapnlri lu IA luf uut
consideration Why, alL IA drailnd
thai lhoau ,uics nhuuli hu adopted he
I,p w. huuN Nliu Rlu thr RlilinH mem
hu,a Ia lhis Convention
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-04
ALtl,lo nulldos,us

Nuu ,anu'i pruyurd With tho hns''rHa
nt lhia Convention uuiil iiia qupAiinh
IA a,lllri so iuNhr lhu h,titng dulrgn'ra
a,a II yuu cannot pforesd With tho
huuturaa ut ihia Convention, Hu i' "a ia
,csul,a n,u concerned, | AL VII, mual
thuar uulra hp aiuplui holuto tho l,al
~ murhuia Mo irpuiird ~ w." '"h
yrniipu aui a,liru takuu ~ i''
rrrn,o lo lhrm ICnoura ! dca',eA1 Ia'
sa nu, concerned, Uu advantage oilhp'
unlc, net hJ any ptur'aa that 'an ha
Js iauI in iutu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-04

Whole puinbpf ~ voiss east 10, nee
easity To ohuiup NJ ,
Iamss Mufrp~ IL, 81 Marion, sud
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-04
Mysterious n's'as isss'rs''ea.

IbUtp " mysterious e'N"'e"s
Sh,,h sssms ~ ai,e inspiration H. the
ula,ns msn. not eiplaiosd hr Any lh'ns
that has roms b. the anfia'r ''he
msml,,, ui the Wssl N,fsin'a delsEai'h"
has Nv tho last day 90 iSo, repeatedly
,asutr,i the RsuisIta t'p"t'r' 'hA' Tue
domination ui Rlarns is assured by that
aams,hins bsyonj deae,, aud he I"
,,,,, n,I ta bc able ~ make " cons'nV'
ing hy revelation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-04
wosW or rpH uoMMirrIps

rho uau nula Ahul,shed Nv tho Dammit
too go Hasulutiuns Alabama b"nis''
anls Admpiad and Bach Hiren 'ne
uaii Vote The iiliun,s u"uias,
As,p lti~i ii,s, lisf bplwu
CuIu,un, Ma, ! Tho Nummilioo ~
Ruluu ~ iia araaiun lpat uyrniua adopted
lhu Iulua NJ llu Cincinnati i'nnNrnli ~
NJ lHtN, with cue exception bne oi
them Ia Important tust, tho Wdpi has
hppn changed, ps,oIul, srtiiun has
hpou ahdpd ln iulr EiphI, Witch Nill
duaNny With lho unit tllo, allowing ~
diyidual ,lulruaipa ~ vote va ihor l'lniu4e
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uasl,uTina iha 'inli uule
IA n.,,, ,,aIa an Ipll,Na
rha IInnIaallna holeaalul.

Al InuI n'iIuuk Ihia WnIhInH IIr ''ll'
mitlrp ~ uc,lrn,iala allsl heating lh,
s,4umpnla ul Cul Robert lnaD,aoll nnI
Ln,n, NiniIa un Ihs liliuutn 'aar
adinutu,i u eleven u.,l''t ih's
m",n,np without dr,tdiue II lW',nr
the raN mu,niuH huua - vnl" "al
,alrn rn lhp runipalrd Alabama ,n1,a nl
gu, IA. Warner aui ,,raut. rul Inr ,nw
m,tIyp. hy q yutrui ~ lu ~. ih''' nn'
vuling. drpidrd ~ rrlml Ia li,"i 81 hd
mti,ng l,lh ,unlraIau,n
Tho Committee uu 'hrirnitala ihi'
u,p,ning ,rluiiud tho lllinuia raio Iu u
ami committee d nNu
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-11
Congressional.

Washington, March l0--The Vco-presi-
dent laid before tho Senate message
received from the President yos,
agreement between the Secretary Of tho In.
terror and the ITO Indians, and recommend
cd Ia ratification, Referred 70 Committee on
Indian affairs,
Mr. Herman presented the petition Of Roger
A. Proctor, Cor the removal Of his political
disabilities, Referred 10 Committee on judi
clary,
Mr., Thurman, from the Committee on IN.
olary, reported adversely on tho Sonata bill
10 rclmbNrse several states for interest paid
ON war loans and for other purposes. Placed
on Tie calendar
Mr., Davis, Of Illinois, stated thcre was q
minority report ON the bill
Mr.. Vance, from the Committee on Navnl
Affairs, reported hworbly on the House BID
to amend the public marine school act
A bill was introduced and referred by Mr.
Ransom ~ provide for tho settlement Of &C.
counts with the North Carolina railroad com
pany
BY Mr. Conkling, To amend section i,i72 OF
| the Revised Statutes concerning commerce
md and navigation and and regulation OF
steam vessels, Mr.. Conkling also presented
u memorial ola large number Of merchants
Of New York city In the transportation OF
cotton from Southern to Northern and East
crn ports, praying for the passage OF such "A
bill us that above named.
HoUsE---Mr. Reagan, OF Texas, asked and
obtained leave 10 have printed the following
resolution, which ho stated he would offer as
| a suh.tiluto for tho resolution of the Com
mitteo on Inter Oceanic Canal
Resolved, Tint while we recognize the
general interest Of the whole commercial
world In the use of the ship canal and rail
road ncross the isthmus connecting North
and South America and while we will re-
spoct that interest, If such line of inter
oceanic communication should be
established, we declare that as the cs-
tablshment of such line Of communication
would practically connect the Atlantic and
Mexican gulf and Pacific coast lines of the
United States, and rs the United States would
have great local as well rs general interest,
In common with tho other commercial
powers of the earth. and ms politl'
cal control of such line Of commune
cation would he vitality necessary TO hel
commercial interests, and 10 the preservation
Of her territorial integrity and political in
dependence, she will insist, whenever and by
whomsoever such project shall be com
menccd, on such political control of it as vii
give security to our commercial and politica
interests
The Speaker then preceded TO call com
mittces for reports, the House having re.use'
TO dispense with the morning hour.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-11
Get Your Telescopes.

providence journal,
Mars is evening star, and holds the place
Of honor rs the most interesting member of
the planetary brotherhood during the month,
for he plays an important part in beautiful
celestial phenomenon that occurs in the
early evening of the 18th. An occultation of
Mars by the moon will then take place under
conditions favorable for observation. The
occultation will commence about $3.50 o'clock,
and the planet will be hidden for more
than an hour. Mars will be about an hour
past the meridian, and at an altitude
above the horizon that will insure u
rood view, while the moon will be within a
day of her first quarter. If the weather is
propitious, there will be no drawback to the
perfection of the show. AT 6:44 Mars will
disappear behind the dark side of the moon;
this is called the time of immersion. AT
8O0:34 will appear on the western edge OF
the moon; this Is called the time of emersion.
The duration of the occulaton will be an
hour and sixteen minutes. A good telescope
will increase the interest and grandeur of the
phenomenon. The eastern or unilluminated
portion of the moon will first pass between
us and the planet. The instant Nj
touches the invisible outlines Of the lunar
disk he will apparently be blotted out Of the
sky. After an hour and sixteen minutes
have pa. sed, the rudy star will suddenly
start forth from his hiding place, trembling
for second on the moons western verge,
charmingly illustrating the contrast in colora
between the red light Of Mars and the silvery
hue of the moon; then the show will be
over and sateliteand planet will roll on in
their respective paths. The position of Mars
should be thoroughly fixed by those who
would witness the occultation. He has passed
the Plciades, and Is now almost directly north
of Aldebaran. His size and brightness are
slowly diminishing us be travels from us and
toward the sun. Mars now sets shortly aftei
| in the morning; at the close of the month
about a half hour after midnight.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-11
FIRE Al vt. PAUL.
Destruction ofCommo dore D0y idson's
Fine business BiOck-The. Loss
Equal 10 u Million Dollars.

ST. Paul, MINI, March Fire broke ont
ut 8 o'clock this evening in tho roof of the
wholesale dry goods house Of Ambach,
Finch Culbortson & Co.. the largest build
ing and occupied by the heaviest firm in the
city. The lire smouldered for nearly an hour
before breaking out, but the aremen were
unable to reach or check it, About o'clock
it broke out in the upper'story windows, and
the building was soon beyond salvation, AT
this hour, o'clock, it has burned TO the
socond-story and will be total loss. The
fire department from here md Minneapolis
continue their efforts, while goods are rapid
~ being removed from the lower stories
The building is three years old and
was built by Commodore w. +. David
son ut cost of $4,000 and in
sured for $4,000. TWAS filled with goods
in anticipation of the spring trade. Value of
goods, SS50,00 insurance, SI92, 900. The
following are the companies insured by the
ST. Paul Fire and Marina Agency and Prince
and st. Andrew: On building, Common
wealth, Boston, $4,000; on machinery, st.
Paul +, " NJ, $780, American Central, st,
Louis $4,000 on stocks, ST. Paul
+. &c NJ, $1,000; Amazon, $1,000;
HeclN, $1,000; Commercial Union, London,
$4,000, Phoenix, $500; Lancashire, $4,000;
American Central, st Louis, $4,000; Traders,
Chicago, $4,000; Glenn Falls, New York,
$4,000; Boston Underwriters, $4,000 Me-
tropolis, Paris. 81 500; Northern New York,
$4,000; Girard, Philadelphia, 1000; Liver
pool, London and Globe, $4,000; Amer-
can, Newark, $4,000; Newark, $1,000; Brit
ish American, Toronto, $4,000; Commercial
Boston, $4,000.
The following are additional companies in
terested: On buildings: Imperial and North
ern of England, $4,000; Hartford, $4,000
On stock: Imperial and Northern, S5,000
Commercial of Philadelphia $4,000; Trades
man, $4,000; Fireman's Fund $4,000; North
German, $4,000; German, Baltimore, $4,000
North western National, $1,000; Lancashire
Sl2, 500; Hartford, $1,000; North British and
Mercantile, $1,000; Home, New York, 81 800;
Pennsylvania Fire, $1,000; London
Assurance 5000; Royal, England, $1,000;
Manufacturers, Boston, $4,000; Queen, of
England, $4,000; North American, $1,000;
Manhattan, $4,000; Springfield Fire and Ma
rine $4,000; Rhode Islaad Association,
$4,000; Hamburg hIagdeburg, $1,000; Mil
waukee Mechanics, So 900; Rochester Ger
man, $4,000; Detroit Fire and Marine,$5 900;
Buffalo German, $5,I 90; New Hampshire,
$1,000; Clinton, New York, $4,000; Camden,
New York, $4,000; Farragut. New York,
$4,000; German, Pittsburg, 5000; Standard,
New jersey $4,000.
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PORT WORTH.


special 10 fteilsrald
Fort NORTH March lo,-Tho case Of tho
State Va, lsham Capps, charged with nping
Ms. II. 0. Thornton, was called IN tho Dis
thot court this afternoon ut l O'Clock, Both
sides announced themselves roady for irial
and the jury WIS soon onpNnnellod. The de-
icndant rose In the court and announced that
no malo the assault with intent to rapo but
denies his success. The State made out II
very strong case Of the defendants guilt Of
rape, aud he offered no evidence In robuital
On receiving the charge from the Court, the
jury retired for fourteen minutes and re-
turned verdict Of guilty assessing tho pun
lshment NJ death,
! Tue courthouse was crowded with specta.
ltors, and NJ the reading Of tho verdict round
of applause rent the house. Tho prisoner
was romanded TO Jail, The death sentence
viii DO passed next Friday Capps says he Is
ready TO die, and that his punishment ought
htot have been life imprisonment, Ho has
boon In Fort Worth three years was married
TO q iilccnyeT.old girl two years ago has
no children. Whiskoy was the cause Of his
trouble. This Ia the only serious trouble he
WIS ever in. lie was Federal soldier four
teen years under General Grayson. He
knows he will die, he sdys, and wants preach
ors TO visit him and pray for lin.
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Cairo, March IA few weeks ago
George Kohl, farm hand in the emp y Of
Fred Whitcump, sr., reported that hit
camp was drowned by falling into ~ Mis-
sissipp river. This statement was at j st be-
lieved, but later suspicion led to an vestl-
CATION, which resulted in the arrest oil Kohl,
who to-day confessed that he, assisted by
Whitcamps wife, had murdered him. Tho
body was found buried in the rear Of the
stable on the premises. Mrs. Whitcamp
was arrested to-day.
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nnngcrous Counterreits.

Washington, March THE Treasury do
partment announces the existence of coun-
terieit one hundred dollar bills on the follow
ing banks National Reserve bank, Boston ;
Pittsfeld National bank, Pittsfeld, Massa-
chusetts; Merchants National bank, New
Bedford Connecticut; Second National bank,
Wikesbarre, Pennsylvania. and the Pitts
burg National Bank Of Commerce. Coun-
terfeit notes on the banks mentioned arc so
admirably executed that they are liable to de-
ceiYe even experts.
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Rohbcr Arrested.

Special to the Herald
Brenham, March 10--Albert Lindsay,
colored, aged twenty-five years, was arrested
at his cabin on plantation three miles north
of town, A quantity Of goods and two pls-
tolls, taken from Wallace's store and post
Office at Garhill, February 18th, were found
and identified. A large quantity Of other
goods, supposed to have been stolen, wore
also found in Lndsays cabin. The officers
are now after the other two men who par
tieipated in the Wallace ROBBERY. Lindsay
is a bad negro, and is under Indictment for
horse stealing. X.
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IN rTrRONs


spt cialto tho Herald,
Corsicana, March lO.--Dr. W. j. w. Korr
has discovered bonanza for this county.
While hunting he came across a
strange formation of surface rock,
as he supposed, and brought pieces TO this
city, which experts pronounce sixty-hye per
cent iron ore. The doctor shows the specl-
men, but will not be interviewed rs to tho lo-
cality. A company Of assayists will invostl-
cato tho matter at once.
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EmbezzIer on Trial.

New Orleans, March l0.-Milton Benner,
Cashier of the late Citizens Savings bank, i'm
dcted November last, charged with embez-
cling 500, 900, deposits of the bank, has been
on trial since Monday. After hearing the tes-
timony District Attorney Finney to-day
abandoned the prosecution. The case being
better understood, an indictment charging
him with willful concealment of facts was
Htn1
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RniIer Explosion.

St. Louis, March 10.-The boiler in the
grist mill of Solmon Zeigler, at Brotherton,
opposite St. Charles, Mo-, on Missouri river,
exploded with terrific force yesterday, and
tore the mill to atoms. Simon Zeigler, the
proprietor's son, who acted as engineer was
killed outright and colored boy, the fire.
man, was SO badly injured that he died an
hour after the accident.