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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-14
TRIPLE EXECUTION.
Hanging Of the Last Three OF
LebanOn's Blue-Eyed Murder
ers Yesterday.

LEBANON, Pa, May l3.-Very few
people were admitted to the Jail yard
this morning to witness the execution
of Brandt, Hummel and Wise, for the
murder of Raber in order TO obtain the
amount Of insurance on the victims
life. The entire morning was taken up
with religious services Rev. George
Roberts and Rev. j. +. Shantz attended
upon Brandt and HuInmel, and Rev. |.
Hayes and Rev. Ezekiel Light gave spir-
itual consolation to Wise.
At 1915 Wise gave notice to the Dep
uty Sheriff that he was ready. He left
his cell, preceded by his spir.
itual advisers, and assembled
the steps TO the scafiold, bearing him.
self firmly, and with smile on his
countenance he made the following
statement: "What | have TO say is
that all are guilty, IA | testified in the
conrt, and confessed all about il, and
how Hummel got in; that is all ! have
to say" Rev. Mr.. Hay prayed and
sung the familiar hymn in German,
"There is fountain filled with blood"
At the conclusion Of the hymn Brandt
and Hummel were brought out, accom-.
panied by the deputy sheriff and clergy
men. The men were all clad in dark
suits with bOntOnierre of smilax and
lilies OF the valley, presented by their
friends. The gallows was the same
upon which Drews and Slichler were
hanged. An impressive scene took
place upon the gallows previous to the
execution. Deputy Sheriff Deninger,
the clergymen, and Sheriff Crayilles as.
sistants went on the scailold and shook
hands with the culprits, each OF whom
thanked the Sheriff for his kindness dur.
ing their incarceration, and expressed a
desire TO meet him in the world to come.
At Wise's request he was allowed TO
visit the cells OF all the other prisoners
in the Jail. He babe them goodbye
and impressed upon them the
great- necessity of-laading honest and
virtuous lives. At ll:l5 Sheriff
Craville stepped upon the platform and
adjusted the nuosrs, while the the depu.
ties bound them hand and foot, aud
placed over their heads white muslin
caps. Both brandt and Hummell were
asked il they had anything 10 say, and
they replied in the negative All three
kneit upon the platform OF the trap and
engaged in prayer, while Rev. Shantz
read appropriate passages from the
Scripture. All persons having with
drawn from the scailold, Sheriff GRANVILLE
sprung the trap at HIS. A slight trem.
or was observable in Hummelps knees;
otherwise the death OF the three men
seemed to follow the fall. At 1880 the
physicians in attendance pronounced the
men dead.
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A PITTSBURGH STRIKE.
Jones and Laughlin's LabOrers
Succumb, and Over Two Thou
sand Men Return To Work.

PirrsBURGH, May l3-The strike II
the laborers at Jones and I.aughlin's
mills ended Yesterday, 10y an agreement
on the part OF the men 10 return to work
at 81 25 per day The strike began on
the 10th of last month, and the mills
have been shut down since that time, 1t
being deemed more exp-dient 90 sus
pend than To- surrender 10 the labOrers,
who refused to submit 10 a reduction OF
their wages when the iron boom busted.
The entire mill will now be started up
as soon a. il is possible. The bar mill
started today. The starting up oi the
works will give over t~o thousand men
employment. These men have been
mainly thrown out OF employment on
account OF the laborers strike, and had
no connection with the trouble.
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THE WORLD OF SPORT.
BRIGHT PROSPECTS FOR THE BIG
BOAT RACE.
Courtney in Washington And at Work.
Determined to Try HanIan's Met
tie This Time-Riley To be
Left Out.
THE BATTLE OF THE HEAVY WEIGHTS

Next week the sportsmen will relieve
the politicians and take their turn at
furnishing the country with it's modicum
OF excitement. Notwithstanding the
disgraceful Chautauqua fzzle the inter-
est in the approaching race between
Courtney and Hanlan is OF the most
profound character, particularly among
lovers OF aquatic sports, and the belief
is very general that the race on the Po.
tomac next Wednesday will be pulled
for all it is worth. In the interview,
which follows, Courtney expresses, with
apparent sincerity his determination 10
pull, and the Canadian has never been
backward.
In a pugilistic way the Donovan.
Rookie fight seems to be off, but there
are sanguine hopes OF a rating battle
between Ryan and Goss, next week.
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RED RUIN.
The Village Of Stuyvesant, N. ",
DESTROYED by Fire.

Uun.ox Nav I2-Tha v;,,s,. oi S,,,-
yesant, eleven miles north of this civ
was Jas,roroJ hx A.. ,h;s ,nn,n;n. ~ ;y'
voIvina - .; sono noo TSn CT"
;na,ad - ,bo s,ora,ous - hn NJ
W"sI ~ cs,al n, S,a.sh;. C o We"
imnnn ,ta hn;id;.n. hm. J'"
nos,nti;ce w tho s,nrabS,so % ~ ,ha % Naw .
Jersev Ice Comn,ny the aenot CI.nn's
hotel Stuyyesant iran foundry 81 Ma.
rv's church and ali the hniidinys an
both sides of the rsilroaJ trsct
coverinv radins of one souays
mile Imony tho fin. Residences
burned il that of senator WenJoyrr. A
tramp. giving the name of lanes Smith
was Arrested charged with causing the
FIRE. The dfbris of the fire blockei the
railroad track and caused a great mass.
inc of trains n, that point. and the road
was cleared with great difficulty. The
telegraph connection between S,uyyes.
ant and Poughkeepsie was DESTROYED.
The fire has burned itself out
Tw.n,y Mia. Of r,.m.
s,.vro~ u, a. % ~. ,o,..,
sr.s an Pocono Nom,,s;n alony ,hs
linz Of ,hs naIs w.r. and sctawsns
,a;Iro.d coy.r an ,,.a oi ,xan,v nils.
wide Over one million feet oI lumber
has already been destroyed at Toby.
hanna.
A Hound Houss in Q BIsss,
INDIANAPOLIS. NAV ia fire broke
out in the round house aud machine
shops of the Cincinnati, INDIANAPOLIS,
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COL. BEN BACK.
And Happy IN the Beliss that He Wa ne
His Own Successor.
y N1E| ~ a7'E|H'
WASHINGTON, May l3.

WASHINGTON, May IL.
Col. Ben Wilson is back in his seat,
and as usual hard at work. He says he
found everything in his district in a
highly satisfactory condition, and ex-
poets to be returned by his constituents
20 Congress at the next election. Ii is
apparent To those who are at Washing
ton regularly that those States fare the
best that keep good representatives in
Congress after they have acquired ex-
perience and learned legislation. A
new member like ayoung lawyer suffers
for want Oi experience.
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TOO FOND OF WATER.
A Georgia Negro Who Drowned
His Mistress In n Cistern, but
Took tn the River Himself.

CoLUMsUs, Ga, May l3-A negro
drowned the body OF his paramour in a
street cistern and disappeared. Since,
he has been hiding in the lattice work
Of the Western railroad bridge over the
river. His mother told the officers OF
the place of his conceAlment. They
appeared at either end OF the bridge and
demanded that he surrender. The
fugitive leaped forty feet to the river and
uninjured by the jump, he sought the
deepest water and drowned himself.
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DEATH IN AN ELEVATOR.
A Horrible Accident I'm a Chicago
Hotel.

CHIcAGo. May l3.-A shocking and
fatal accident occurred In the sherman
House elevator to-day, A. soorge, engin-
eer OF the house, having the upper part
OF his head completely torn Oh by being
caught between the -four basement and
counter balance oi the elevator. He
was hunting for missing wrench, and
had forgotten that the balance descend
ed A. the elevator went up.
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A Few Pointed Personalities.

WASHINGTON, May l3.
Gen. Wade Hampton's speech in the
Kellogg case, to-day, was highly praised
by his friends.
Senator Blaine has made his head
quarters for the present at New York,
while Washburne is rusticatinG in Maine
with his brother.
The Bayard men seem quite pleased
at the Massachusetts, boom for the dis
tinguished Delaware Senator.
Some OF Mr.. Tildcn's friends, just
from New York, declare that he Is run
ming in earnest and hopes to win. /
can't see it..
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WHAT BEN HILL PROVED.
me whole Power OF the Government
Used TO shield KsIlogE.

WASHINGTON, May IS.
Senator Ben Hill concluded his great
speech in the kellogg case last evening,
and il is regarded as one Of the strongest
made in Congress in recent years His
showing up Of the Kellogg cipher dis
patches sent to parties in New Orleans
convinced me that he must be one of
the best jury lawyers in the land, and
when be exclaimed that no man can
reed them as translated and not be con-
yinesd that the whole power Of the Gov
.rnmsnt Of the United States Vas used
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HOPE FOR THE HAREoR BILL
Representative Kenna Says the Filibus-
ters are too Weak to be Dangerous.

WAsHINGroS, May Is.
met Mr.. Kenna to-day with hand
iul of papers and evidently bent on at
tending to pressing committee business.
stopped him, nevertheless, and asked
about the river and harbor bill. He
said, We will get it up Monday and pass
it, | think, under a suspension Of the
rules. remarked that had heard that
the opposition intended To defeat It's con-
sideration by system Of hllbusterlng
already described in my dispatches. He
slid he had heard as much himself, but
that they are too weak 10 accomplish
much, because the large majority who
favor the bill eau sit them out and pass
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-14
Ths Jersey Rore.t Fire..

ATLANTIC CirY, \. J., May lS.-Al.
though there are no forest fires within
ten miles OF this place, clouds OF cinders
are continually falling over the city.
The loss in this county in live stock,
buildings, timber, etc, destroyed is esii-
mated at 500, 200, and 10 the vineyards
around Eeg Harbor City al $4,000 In
Galloway township thirty buildings
we're destroyed.
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HOW wAsHBURNE STANDS.
He Repeats Again That He Is
For Grant, First, Last and AL
the Time.

PORTLAND, ME., May l3-The Adra-
fis,r says, in an interview with l.. u.
Washburne, who is visiting his brother
here: lie states that his candidacy for
the Presidency n out OF the question.
He is for Grant, first, last and all the
time; repudiates all combinations with
other candidates, and will not be can.
didaie under any circumstances. The
charge that he Is guilty OF duplicity to-
wards Grant he denies, and SAYS the re-
suit OF the Cook county convention was
a greater surprise 10 him than any one
else.
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MISSOURI REGULATORS
Three Men Hung by n Mob nj
OsccOla.

ST. Louis, May ia mob oi about
one hundred masked men surrounded
the Jail at Osceola, Mo-, between three
aud four O'Clock this morning, and took
thereirom three men charged with muir
der, and hanged them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-14

Nes foun,
uscnc skies OF
RAILROAD BoSps-lrregular, but with.
out important fluctuations.
STATE BoSpo-Dull.
srocKs-Ths market to-day has been
q disappointing one 10 those who had
concluded that alter the recent severe
decline II WAS reasonable 10 look for an
advance. In this expectation they have
been disappointed, for although the
market was strong at the opening, with
advancing figures, prices soon began 10
give way, and with the exception Of one
slight rally the bears held full possession
OF the market until the close, when the
lowest prices OF the day were current.
Large blocks Of stock were sold, and the
decline during the day ranged
! to 81 per cent, the latter in Wabash
preferred. Canada Southern, the coal
stocks, -. Louis and San francisco, Pa.
citic Mail. Louisville aud Nashville,
Michigan Central, Northern Pacific,
Kansas and Texas, Western Union and
Erie were all very prominent in the
downward movement. lnearly dealings
the market had considerable support,
but suddenly Gould's brokers began
selling what are known ~ the keene
stocks and succeeded In breaking them
down sharply. Later on Keene, In NJ.
taliation. attacked Gould's spccialtiss
and they in turn fell rapidly. the whole
market closing up weak with q feverish
and unsettled feeling. The liomestakr
declares a dividend Of 3oc per share 10,
April.
The transactions on the stock Ex.
change aggregated $4,000 shares. of
which 400 were Canada Southern.
5000 &. &. & I. C., 5000 Delaware.
lackawsnna and Western. 600 Della.
ware aud Hudson. 1000 Erie. $4,000
Hannibal n ~. Joseph. 1900 Iron
Mountain. $1,000 kansasand Texas,
5000 Lake Shore, 2.+00 Michigan Cen.
tral, 1900 Northwestern. 900 Nash.
vile and Chattanooga, 1900 New Jer.
sey Central, 1000 New York Central.
5000 Northern Parifc. 1900 Ohio
and Mississippi, 8 900 Ontario and West.
ern. II 900 Pacific Mail 1900 Reading,
1900 ~. Paul. 5000 NJ. Louis and San
Francisco, 4,0O0 Union Pacific, 5000
Wabash and Pacific and 1900 West.
n
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THE MANLY AIT.

The Donovan noohs Ys9ht Ysssis-
Great Expectstions Of Nil Bstwsss
Ryan and 0osa
BuTyALo, May ia-Tbe Donovan
Rookie fight may Be safely declared on
indehnitely. though there 10 isint poe
sibiIity that John Scannell, the rvieres.
viii make them fight Tor the money In
the neishborhood OF Sew York city to-
morrow
The big hxht between Psddy Ryas, a
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CAN ADA.


Toxosro. May i3.-Ths issessl Of q.
II. Bsoxn, editor oi the 0icbs. took
place yesterday and the renaiss vess
blIowed 10 the grave by IN immsns.
conoourse OF people. The BsDstors ssd
nembess Il tbs bomiaios Gcvsssspeaf,
the 0ssario I<gisisnss, AAyps, bcasd
Of Trsds, Committes Of The Stock -
change and sevsssi soc,etiss sfs:ncso ~
q body. The sfsssss throesh vhirh ne
seasls yansd ssssdsss'yP yPAsssa ~"
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FOREIGN
EN- GLAND.
Resumption OF the Great Blackburn
Strike.

Resumption OF the Great Blackburn
Strike.
LONDON, May ia large proportion
OF the factory operatives oi Blackburn
left their employment yesterday, as they
finished making mp. At a number of
the mills the operatives decided 10 work
at the old rate of wages, but some oil the
EMPLOYERS refused 10 allow them 10 do
this, while two or three masters offered
10 grant an increase Of per cent. The
Blackburn strike hiss produced much
CONSERVATION In Oldham, Blackburn
being its principal customer. stockssre
accumulaiing, and II has been deterDin.
ed to counteract the evil effects oil the
Blackburn strike by stopping operations
Tor q week.
Pinins for American Bssf
LONDON, May ia discussion has
arisen concerning the necessity and ex'
pediency OF the existing orders q the
Council restricting the importation OF
foreign cattle. especially from the Unit~d
States The rarity oi Cases oi ipiecttous
or contagious diseases discovered In the
cattle imported thence in 1879 10 pointed
out as reliable. The present Vice
President Of the Council is one d tbs
most outspoken opponents OF the sct on
which the orders are based. II sesms
highly probable that o reconsideratioa
oi the prevailing policy will not BE- long
delayed.
An Amsriesn Horss wins tho Hswmsrs
ket fiste-
LosDos, May i3.-At the Nevmarkes
second spring meeting. In the race lof
the Neumsrket two-year-oh plate, MI.
r. Lorillard's brosn colt. Iroquois. dam
Maggie b., vas an easy winner. carrying
i22 pounds. lie vas ridden by Jeffrey.
Mr. LFevre's bay colt, Herman, BY
Bienhsim. dam Hermitaee, carrying III
pounds, ridden by Fordham, - 80
ond, and the Duke Of 81 Albanys bay
colt. Knhleborn, by King ot tbe Fossst,
dam Tisipbone, carrying I2 pousds,
ridden by Webb, va tidrd.
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nhss bsross - sssnee y usils ths
bsrssips Of ss elys.t. IslssssssT -.
go I'D thss rus e isse 1Dgs sdvss-
tissasss thss us ssoid ~ - dsseis
and simply ell sttsssioa 70 ~ Dssiss
q Hop Htssu u = pssle hoese 49,
= pcsibi.. 2 isdsss ysee.s e gw
thsa oes III = - 60 she kness
tbSis vsIss w ~ - 0yo6og -
IAngAlia DssA . O. vbe>esn1e
spsoa WkoG1nR t
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A Powder MiIi RrpIosson.

PorrsvILLs, Pa, May la-Tbe Ma
honing powder mill, near Ashland, ex,
ploded this morning, Killing Elsood
Benzeman and injuring fss otheA
The mill u in flames.
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PRODUCE
n sv fora


Nxw YoRE. May Is -Cottou-stssdy
II ll.i8f9li i3 iGc; futures hrm. Flour
Quiet; receipts 10000 bsyrsls; super.
fine western anl ststs 81 00(s< s..
common 30 good ~ J0ta4 70; good TO
choice s. OOld7 o.; white wheat extra
3, sOa5 Is: extra OHIO - 00tS0 70;
~. Louis a sOfs,7 90; Minnesota patent
81 OOis,s 30. wheat-Aetive; receipts
2J3. 900 bushels. ubgraded spring 81 ls.
No. 3 spring 81 tIC9l ~; bard spring
~ %: ungraded red 81 27csi 30; No. 2
81 3lfs,l IS: ungraded amber 81 81; IN.
graded white 81 2ltsi 2li. No.2 el ~;
No. do, sales 5000 busbels, at u 26b
al 2si; No. 2 red seller Nay, sales
lOI 900 bushels. at 81 33tCsi 2t}; seller
June. sales I3S, ,O00 bushels. at ei 27t
ts,I ~: seller July, ssles l52. 900 bushels,
at 81 i6iC9i IN Corn Receipts l03..
600 bushels: ungraded 6lCs52}c; No. ,
50.: No. 2 5I65lic: No. 2 seller Msy
1OIS Sole: seller June ssiCs4sic; seller
July Ig,.. Ozis-Moderstsiy sctive; ~
csipts 5000 bushels; white western "
Ctjl)c western mixed +l6e43c. Hsy and
Hop.-Firm and unchanged. Codee--
Outft anu uUfUauke1s po8aS-Ne@t Vns
steady; fair TO good refining 7 . i0fs7tc.
Molass~s-Quist and steady. Rice
S,rady and IN lair demand. Petroleum
-Duil and easier; United Isle: crude
s,s.7ic: refined 7lc. TsIlov--steady
n es8 l.loc. Rosin--lJuIl ut el 80
1 42i. Turpentins-Dull at zS2ssc.
Esxs-sie.dy nj I0r. Pork-Hisbss;
nev mess at tii 2j. I,~sf-Qoiet and
unchanged. Cg Mests--Quiet and
steady; long clear " 20; si'or clsas
81 Oh. Lsrd-Pirnes; prime steem
AZ g7l6s7 20. Buttef-stesdy st es lIe.
Cheese -DaIl snd unsettled st llDsifte.
Whi.ky-Sominsl OF 81 liGsi IT,
ToLsDo, Msy l3.-Whesf - Weot {;
No. 3 white Wabash ~ ~; No. ] Mich
van 81 "; amber Micbissn u -; No.
= red winter SPOT 81 ~: seIIss Nay
Al 2Oi seller June VI Isl. seller Jely
m Os: sslIsr August 9ie; No. red
wabash 81 Is. vestSvu sWhsS u ~;
No. 2 r.i mixed 81 IL. Coss-week; ;
bish niIed t2ie; No 3 spot Atei
ssiss May lIle: rejected t0te; damaged
35tc. Oss-Duh and nominal
(I~ Addisio.Ai ksrk<h 81 1bssA Pass,l
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A Slight Deficiency of Nine Millions.
WASHINGTON. Nav T3.-Mr, Cobb in.

" 'FH"TTT7NTI"'I --T"g ~. ---'E - =
troduced hill apprdpriating $4,000, 900
to supply deficiencies IN the appropria-
tions ior the payment of pensions for
the present fiscal year, and asked Tor It's
present consideration. Much opposition
was manifested to this course, and an
angry colloquy ensued between Messrs.
Blackburn aud Cobb as 10 whether the
Committee on Appropriations had dl-
rected Mr.. Cobb To report this bill. IL
was finally referred to the Committee on
Appropriations.
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Going for Venzuela orth.

WAsHINGroN, May Is In his speech
in the House to-day against the noto'
rious steal known as the Nenzuela
claims, Mr.. Springer claimed that many
of the Nenzucla claims were dishonest
and he criticised severely the action OF
Mr.. Orth OF Indiana, in acting aS attor-
ney for the claimants after his election
to Congress, submitting to the House
and country whether that gentleman
was not deserving of the condemnation
he had invited by his course.
Tolls Abolished on the Louisville Canal.
WASHINGTON, May lS.-The Senate
to-day, on motion Of Nj. Beck, took up
the bill abolishing all tolls ON the Lou.
isyille and Portland canal after July l.,
1880, and authorizing the Secretary OF
War 10 draw upon the Treasury Tor the
actual expenses Of operation and sur.
vey.
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by him he himself could not give the
exact or even approximate amount.
This Information would have TO be OBJ
tanned from his brother.
rhe Arch Bishops Power.
He was also questioned by both coun-
sci for the assignee and counsel for the
churches as to the extent OF his power,
and from what source il was derived.
He answered, "From the laws OF the
Church, which are very numerous, and
which would take a great length of time
even to enumerate." The statutes oil
the Diocese of Cincinnati were intro
duced in evidence, and. by these 1t APP
peared that the Archbishop has almost
absolute authority in the management
OF not only the spiritual, but the tenn
poral affairs OF the Church in his dio-
cese.
Throughout the long examination HIS
Grace displayed the utmost candor and
willingness 10 answer fully, as far AZ he
was able, the many hundred questions
put to him by counsel. At tho close,
he seemed to be wearied, and as was be-
coming, he was treated with great con-
sideratien and delicacy by all the attor.
neys, who appreciated the fact that he
had, day after day, at great personal in
convenience, submitted himself TO a
tedious, and Of necessity, unpleasant or
deal.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
nensy At <o5 Per csat-esvsrmsats
Stssdy-FIour Fairly Aetivs-whsst
lregular-nsss Weak and
Lower.
FINAhCk


NEw YoRx. Nay iS.- Monsv-At<
90 per cent. closing at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 6S5i per cent
Sterling exchange. bankers' bills dull q
4S5i; demand at 4ss.
sILvEs--At London 6sI pence; bar
silver hero ll4t subsidiary silver coin
a@l per cent discount.
GovERNnRNm-Steidy
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PsrLApsa yHiA, Nay l3--At ths ssf.
folk Psrk rsoss the To eiss vas uoa
By Hssnis; Driver sscosd; nchsrd'
bird. Tlsse 2;2<, 5s11h s13t s;zi}.
Dnves voa The ssuond hsnl
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A Hound House In Q Blass,

INDIANAPOLIS, May ia fire broke
out in the round house aud machin"
shops Of the Cincinnati, indianapolis,
81. Louis and Chicago Railway Com.
pany about o'clock this morning. The
roof Of the buildings was partially de-
troyed. Loss between s., 600 and 81, 900.
None OF the engines or machinery were
injured.
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SCRANTON, Pa, May l3.-The forest
fires on Pocono Mountain. along the
railroad, cover nm area Of twenty miles
wide. Over one million feet OF lumber
has already been destroyed at Toby.
hanna
, 1880-05-27
THE WALTER A. WOOD
CHAIM-RAKE REAPER.

This Machine Is 80 well and widely known through
out the entire West as 10 render unnecessary detailed
description OF its numerous excellent points, For
many years 1t has stood securely pre.eminept among
SetRaking RCapers and remains unrivaled as Table.
Rake Reaper in the esteem OF the many thousand far
iners who have long and severely tested IT, Testi
monia letters Rttesting its unyOring popularity,
ful durability and splendid execution are familiar
to have become proyerbial III GA - e
While we have been careful at all times to retain in 1t
the perfection Of rinciple which has given Walter A.
Woods Chain.Rak Reaper It's great prominence, we
have from time to time made such changes in construc
tion as practical experience and rigid tests in the field
have shown to be desfable and oil these improvements
have proved to be all that Gblred for them, and
have kept the machine in the front line of The march
Of progress" raf rlt Ir.Ea nE.P 'l.
, 1880-05-27
WALTER A. WOODS
MOVING ATTACHM MEMT.7

The Moving Attachment comprises separate Frame,
Gearing and Cutting Apparatus, complete including
two Moving Scythes, thus rendering IT, with the add
ton of the Reaper Wheels, Seat ami role, q Complete
Mower-making tho Wood Combined Machines the
Most Effective Most Economical and Cheapest in tina
world.
Moving Attachment fits either our Chain or Sweep
Rake Reaper t. E. t.. =