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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-22

THE Kentucky auditor reports that
there will be budget deficit of 1919
Sl225 on October 10 This is, part Of
the beauties of democratic supremacy
Another bsauty of it is found in Ten
nessee, where the state debt is WELL
nigh repudieted. azw.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-22

THE Washington National View
says Hon. A. J. Keller is the choice of
the independents OF Tennessee. A
chrome will be given the man that
knows who this gentleman is.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-22

CoNaREssMEN T.ylor and Whit
thorUe did Themselves credit on Thurs
day, by again voting contrary 10 the
msj 'rity Of their parry against the
rule Which allows pnli icsl riders at
tacned to appropriation bills.E
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-22

ALL the "stal" mail routes In the
country are to be cut down to one trip
q week. THIS order will go into effect
on the lst of March, aud Is rendered
necessary on account of congress fall
ing to act on the matter.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-22

OUR Washington correspondent
says that Ben. Hill will not co operate
with the regular democracy In Geor.
gia In the future. So much the better
for the regulars. l.s
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-22

AFTER the forctble paragraphs
which adern the first column on the
q rat page of yesterdsy's Tribune, the
editor retired FOR treatment with wet
napkins. He is doing as well as could
ha expected. s..
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-22

A NATIONAL sherman club has be- n
organized at Washington, having for
its object the nomination OF Secretary
Sherman for president.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-22

THE Tribune's defense Of the at-
tempt to steal Wsshburn's seat In
congress Is common, but not vigorous
something like its apology for the
Maine steal.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-22

AN exchange speaks Of the "lowest
house Of the Iowa legislature" This
refers to the four or FIVE democrats
found in that body.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-22

JOHN 81. SAVAGE may be q great
friend to the people, but he has poor
way Of showing 1t, when he abuses
the courts for not always giving him
the verdicts he wants. Ng
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-22

NEXT Wednesday the republican
convention of New York is held and
from present indications the Grant
boom will become food.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-22
An Enraged Mississippian Shoots
With His Little Gun.
Destructive Fires at Which Lives
Were Lost-In New York
and Arkansas.
A. Cheerful Picture Of the Daily
Life of Alexander II. q g
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2l.-Primaries
delegates to the republican con ventiOn
at Utica. As far as heard from. fourS
teen delegates are instructed to vote
for Grant, and twenty-one favor him.
Two are opposed to Grant, and two
are opposed to third term. Only
one publicly favors Conkling and fif-
teen are uninstructed. Of these, two
oppose Sherman and three favor Graut
as first choice and Blaine as second.
The smoking ruins OF the burned
Broadway stores attracted crowds OF
lockers on this morning. Near the
alley, on some timbers leaning partly
against the wall of No. 1888, Broadway,
was discovered the body of Fireman
Dougherty lying fiat on its back. 1t
was soon dragged from the ruins
His face was unrecog nizable,
and his head and arms cbarred.
His trunk was comparatively un-
harmed, but his feet we're burned of,
and his legs were but Jumps OF hard
ened coal. A careful scrutiny of the
ruins revealed no trace OF Cassidy, his
missing comrade, but it is thought his
body will certainly be found under the
timbers. These can not be removed
until the debris has sufficiently cooled
to allow the bracing of q hanging part
Of wall on the north, which threatens
to fall every moment.
Under the mass of ruins lie also
three large cafes Of the firms that oc-
.cupied the building. Upon the dis.
covery Of these depend the full esti-
mates of losses, which can now only
be approximated. Mr.. Hszen, of Ha-
zen, Todd Il Co., state that their losses
would certsiuly approach, If not exceed
$3.50 900. This amount is fully in.
sured. Dieckshoff, Roffisr g. Co.'s
loss ia estimated at $500, 900. James
WILDER q Co. had just moved into
the building aud can not estimate the
value of their loss. The tolal loss
will exceed 81 900, 900. An tffer of
$265 600 was recently refused for the
be Immediately rebuilt.
The origin Of the fire remains a
complete mystery. Mr.. Hszen, Of
Hszen, Todd & CO., said this morDirg
hat the boiler aud engine wele In the
rear part OF the building 10 u sub
"a em-nt. "At $50 O'Clock l, with
others Of the firm aud some employees,
went to the fl or aud were
sitipg ia the rear taking, wnen sud>
deDiy, and without warning, a rush OF
black, thick smoke came up the rear
stairway aud filled the roorl All
bareiy escaped with our lives,n said
Mr.. Hsz-n. The engineer below
got out under the grazing aud was
saved
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-22
MINOR DISPATCHES.

ATLANTA, Ga, Feb. 2f @ w.
Hsz.i1on, wealthy. old geuilenisr, 10
La Grange, Ga, to-day fell from \ lad.
der leading to the loft In his barn, and
was Instantly killed.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-22

A special meeting OF the chant ber Of
commerce WAS held this afternoon,
when the sui 4cI Of erecting a suita-
bic monument in w, Ill street to com.
mfmarate the Inauguration OF Ge prge
Wssbieg on, the fitst pr. sident OF the
United states, was discussed at length.
rhe matter was finally referred TO a
com N ttee to ASCERTAIN II suitable
site could he procured, and also what
meaps uid be adopted to carry the
project into execution.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-22

THE Blaine meeting be'd at Colum-
bus, Ohio, Thursday night, was well
attended aud enthusiastic.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-22
AT THE HOTELS.
Listof Arrivals fp the CITY.
The following is a list OF arrivals at
the city hotels for February 2lst:
ATKIN HOUSE.

ATKIN HOUSE.
Prof. R. Pierce, r. E. T. Brazelton,
New Market; VIM. Fowler, wife and
daughter, j. A. Watson, Seviervillej O.
T. Campbell, BalLimoie; L. Peck, jr.,
Messy Creek Jas. Carr, ]. G. Carr,
Springdale; j. M. McBryde, University
of Iennessee; d. b. Loveman. w. Q.
Baird, Chattanooga; W. B. Hope, Lo-
noirs; w. X. II. Upton, Loudon; J. A,
McCally, Blount county; Russell Miller,
Wellsprings; s. Y. B. Williams. Bristol
J. 9. Cowan, Jas, L. Price, Rogersviilej
d. B. Bsyle,s, Covington, KY
LAMAR HOUSE.
j. 7, Albert, Chas. A. Conklin, Balti.
more; John K. Green, New York; Jas. h.
Price, Rogersvile; Chss. Duff, Loudonj
r G. Eyrich, New Orlesns; $. ID. Nc
MILAN, Cleveland, o.; A. @. Bowen,
Louisville w. ii. Patterson, Cumberland
Gap.
CENTRAL HOUSE.
j. F. Wood, Talladegs, Ala; F. J
Rooss, New York, VIM. Fl. Murrell, Ala
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-22

New and Handsome styles OF
Ball Invitations, Ball Tickets,
Ball Programmes, Visittng
Cards, etc., Just received at the
Whig and Chronicle Job Depart
ment. Prices moderate. Call
and see them.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-22
Weather r. port.
KNoxviLLE, Feb. 81, 1880.

Maximum fhermome'er, 81 b; MiD-
imum, 3S %; Rainfall, o. 90 inches.
INDICATIONS: For Tennessee and
Ohio Valley, clear or partly cloudy
wea her. westerly backing to warmer
southerly winds. falling preceded IN
eastern portions by slightly higher
barometer. Gr..s
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-22

CENTRAL HOUSE,

j. F. Wood, Tallsdega, Ala; F. j.
2ooss, New York; VIM, II. Murrell, Ala.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-24
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
iIilNNiI.i,f.
Suspicious Conduct "t Two
strangers.

Srs,HG>,u,t, luuu % uu the NH
ut ihts mouth u Wuuau GiNtng hrt name
ns Mia kuhy, aud having q amNl ,htld
With hrI, p,nhthly niue m"nihs "ld,
.iuuprd At the Round IurUvr liulul Ia
THIS ,,J, and Inquired lot wurl, stating
AT lhp pa,ur tine lhpl shc Would ltkc H.
,rl .uu,u one In take ,atr vt hor child
\ \nuus ladN AZ the hptrl rvlvTtUd huT
tn hor alslcr. MH Iutrau, Who lNrd nn
,ghth street Tho next muIulng ihu
lah ,,atlpd Mra Curtan ani suvcVwi,l
IA getting her tu keep lhc rhli nI ivW
DAYS, aud then disappeared aud VAS uni
hra,d ut uulii sunday evening last,Nhrn
,hp pat iu,au appearance at the hotel
accompanied 10y her husband, u man
40 years at age
Her husband stated HAT lac Ma UA.
pln,rd a. a cigar maker, at sluaus
Station. u h-M mites ABOVE the city, aud
that h,a Ntlo had hvyu employed ~ -
domestic "a a family uu tiith street, aud
Hndtpg the NurN tnu hart inr hrT dc
s,rrj ~ procure luatilug tuI lew
weeks The tao slraEgcrs, With all
ihpl, strange actions hanging around
ihrm. found quarters q, tho Round
Corner mr the night Yesterday mora,
,ng iho husband took hts departure, aud
the uiir visited tho residence
nt Mrs C0tan on Eighth street
uhrrp she manifested great
10Y upon Nud,ug that her Uhih
had been ~ welt taken cam ct She
gave ber name ~ that oi Kirby, aud
iuuhcf stated that she at unp time lived
la Wullzyilic, Cpnu lVsyIus the h"usU
shc auddcnY disappeared, aud az Ia
THIS ume has npI hcen heard CT Tuva,
day evening thc rh,h ,uuk siVk aud
liri la lea hours, aui a. the heatllvss
narnts you'd not ho louad, thu un'
inuwn vas hat,sd tbs afternoon. The
mother IL Haid 30 have been rather sood
look ins, aud not over tNea1 years at
ar
TIE father and mpiheg returned Ia
the city laal ntght aad visited ,he ruSi,
dracc OF Mrs Cartan, Shefu they stated
that they had lieeH nni 10 the country
irving ~ socurv bOafi They svemcl
quite surprised shen ipiotmch that their
child hal died aud byVn haIloi dufing
their absence They Immediately lett
the house aud au sapposed ~ he in the
city yet. Thvit aetions throughout have
lseen very straage. aud no oas ssensa
ahls ,o solve the mystery,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-24

IL lpdcgrail having received ma.
lnItIN VAS dulaird the unnIurc
Col lhiiuu a slInug Oalsrll man, iW.
mCtiajVh Iuyv iu maSr tho uum,nauun
unanimous, which wac dnuc
Thou the crnwj hpcanc th,'stN lw -
.rrcrh and cricd lw l'pdcatall ~ rouo
aud slakc lhoJhiWt
Col NuIan waulrdto heat "lhr U'oM
Defeated" ,nalsclN aud CommIItuoH
wcrr appointed aud lett the ,"om ln
h,uu ~ lhu aurCrSaiul aud unsu,'rHslnl
candidate
Tho nomination III an Vlr,inI miug ~
rrdcT ~ Todd. ui NrilgopnIt, madr u
aprrrh Thou hr uamcd \ NJ lewis.
hd NNlor vi i,ucInncN, uaWcd zap
tain Wa NJ hUcr
liaItiguu having had tho lwnw the
last l,mr, hal az candidate
lrllr,.un presented another Nolmonl
county mau, liuu lutcusn lanl'id
Nohr county unm,nnicd Ncn,vo W,
MyDui
Asn hallnt waR about tn lW r,Uvudcd
With. ~ lpdrnrail aud fUNaio lnuaoll
cuIc,cd the hll lhc,r WU,V rI,yS Hnd
chcr,a aud ralls lrr appvc,h, Tut nn"No
thu Iuuul u,ao u lnu voice Uom jet
tr,snu. demanding that Iho vote hr ~"
vcCdvd with. Il Was all Ia (W taken,
Whcu lvllrInru uau made u roini at
nIdrI that uu mau holding hE"Ncih
mrut nlhro va, un,hlc THIS Nn@Nod
cut Ia, lur Nho wR T. NJ HIT Judge
piIhN vas immediately substituted
hour ballots Nctc then taken, 40 inl
Iowa.
FuN LOWS, No, falor ~ naulo,d,
u, n,lhN, 10,
S,ruua ,paulord withdrawn lo"l.,
~, lMtrr, 81, nllhN, H.
fh,rl lcww 80, tmru, ~ VlllN,
~
towlh l,rWts, ~ Eurr, e., h'lhN
"a
MI lcwm was accordingly jcrlWrd
Cvriud,
Tho hus,uuaa nl the dnN hruG W,uuu
pliuhcl, tho thlrpI lnr speech again
ranp tu the trout Uul IT. (pjcgal Mas
Introduced Ito maio ~ NvIN mtctcHt'
,nu apurrh at the Republican type, ~
tho rnu,sr ot which, H. turuvdtotmll,o
Aleu-. n,lt,ug u,hr h,u. Wld pat Ia mm
"A uucntiuu oi maln,N. Ito struck ihv
wr,ug mau, aud was nCt With u st,ng
ltg aarCaS,u that CilvviuallN ptoNonlvd u
repetition at the romaIN,
lamra NJ nalscll WAS INST presented,
aud pnhtIalnrd the Convention ln, n
Tow muiuuuts Nrry arCvplahN
The Convention thou adluuruvd,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-24
TIIIG COURTS.


surgEME UuW "luuutS UgtkN, nav
NnNp, MonWg NNn louNSoN,
,'nuu mct at ~ \ NJ yesterday, aud
transacted the lulluwtug husinoSS
Wundsuu's administrator ", AcIcN,
from rcudlctnu county Petition tot
appeal aud SuporNrlcas refused jho tie.
rrrc hc,ng plaluly right
Inprland Va hyk huuNc, tum NWho
las county Petition Er Wit ut ctror
refused, the Judgment hcng plainly
Ight,
tn,nNihrg adm,uIst,gtu, IS liHhcr
lrnm the Municipal Court oi Wheeling
Appeal aud puprisCdcna allowed. uo
houd hc,ng rcpuirud
R,NunadNs MrpuaIu, hum rcndlrt"n
county. Appeal aud Supvwu,lcas allow
rd hund sim
Mauns executor Va Ruh,usnu, lrom
Grcouh,r, county, Appeal allowed,
bond $50
Ndiournrd To- Friday mon,ug at 10
O'Clock.
VnINN NuIEI ivpuN UuNn
(nuu nri atpN NJ yesterday and
transacted the following hMsiucss
Uco " tCkhari, It,, MAS appointed
guarliau at Ihc estate uI Catherine Ann
U,ll,Hptr, With hund at s,AN aud Ncorgo
Hook IN SryuriiN
Adjourned uuitl TODAY az pN,N,
MuNt,irN ,uvgI -tupOg vEANwNM
Court net NJ iOa ~, Yesterday
la the vase at Armstrong, INrn n lh.
"a. rhpudna,a Mthuuis at at, IA Chau.
cory. an o,lcr VAS made approving IT'LL
VI nIs,iTs amounting Ia NAAh
Cnuu adinunrd until FRIDAY at ~
a, ~,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-24
PERSONAL POINTS,
Pertinent sa,lng and Doings,

M,a MaN 4 S,'hulyt, at the Scguin
GnlIrstttv Institute, tvvViNCd the h'st
bauor at the ,laaa. aud not thc so,Ond,
a. " a. atatvd ~ NcslaN = paPr
Nat kuhu. ii Mouth Wheeling, who
ha. h,rn iu II lnu,a lur the vast aiA
monlha. returned home last evening
Manuel Altman, from Philadelphia,
has taAru a ptsarJipt,nu vasr al bo'k.
us = dtug store Mt Altman IL an "a
rrr,ru,,i druggist, aud understands h's
business
ltvt luos. ut bethany, CaS gone ~
tugi.,tllv. ~,
Mas Marcus RacI and Miss sall,o
Levi leave TO-DAY iur the nhOunlalnS,
Whrr they proposo spcnj,ng the sun
mrT.
Mpa Ndl,c Smlth, vt the south s,de,
H. Nt,ttug U,ruda IA hel,alre,
NJ, EL =. Cooper Vavvs to-day TIT
two uouIha tf,p la thclNrst,
S,,u,rv Mia lvaNpS to-day ioT tleNe'
Iand "a rtsIunsa a. au invitation ot h@
hraIhvJ, L. 4. MlN, tsq, one W the
maaI ptuu,,urnt matlup lawyers Ut that
pla,r. who Ia mart uNneT at q msenii'
cent Yacht. several svntlemeu ~ NleNe'
laud lva,v va SATURDAY IA the b''at, I"'
g.,hpr With Squire Mlx, and alter being
tnNrd through lakes ttio aad inrNa,
will sail tot hour oT i've weeks on lakes
superior aud Mkh,saa, The Sln'fr
has praytic,l himseli With long linen
ana,rr aud hls hat, ~ that be eaemhles
WY much the crlehaIpd Lame Fisher
man" and talks yvTy slibly ~ lar
haatd" aud "slatbnaTi' With Az other
friends No wish hlm sala and happy
trip.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-24
Tho NnInra,i nalnsaIn

The American Protestant Association
Ia disposed ~ iake w the cudgpl Ia he-
halt ol the darkvy hNlor, who expert
encsl somo little difficulty IN obtaining
lAiging At the Slamm House on Tues.
DAY. aud who Rually holt the hotel Ac'
Iion Was TAKEN al the meeting YESTERDAY,
hut Il IL, ~ yet, kept sppL
The story Ia hr,I u ihs The deleHa'
ton went ~ the S,amm llouue aud the
ncml,erH hcgan IN register When Tay
lor stepped ap, lou Nctlhart, the cletk,
said they had no separate aoOommoia
liou iOt him, lie mishi bo takUn IN With
one Ut the others, hut they had no sop
araIe rpom ~ give HIN, The others TO
ius,Si IA amalsama,e aud the entiw dcl'
csaiion lci, M Que hurt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-24

as.islant secretaries Mas read hy tok
ponrmap, aud the gentlemen were ralleu
forward 10 help crowd the ANAL stage
Tho Cnmnll,iee en Resolpllohs,
through iA yhalrman, Mr. Anderson
reported series oi resolutions ,
End0rainp the action OF tho CHIT
oayo Convention end rledeins support
ioihe candidates, =,
. Endorsing the administration ~
rrcsideal tlayps
a 4 shorl blll II ~shIs aud the purr
~ Ut elections
The resolutions wew adopted Without
any excitement
IRE CHAIR then announced 49, the ncNi
n,lpf III huslneHA, the humtnRlloh olVsS
lidatrs hI NpnarpsH,
Nit llullinsvNorIh drsirpd Ia Know "
the uamra ul candidates we're H. he prr'
san,wl on the call vi counties, Nron
trcrtN,ng u negative auaNct Ice mount
mated the pINsoul lnCUmhvpL ~, y. !,
Undergrad, Ito did nnt uamc htn "a u
prrt al the gIpatesl statesman, Tut ho
dOl name him as u rising sIatcpman and,
ike all uhlu mru, Capable OF mdulnllo
rSpaupinn. lOhocrs aud applause
n, Coulter, nj SivuhepVillr, cn.
dor.cd rplrgratl aud told the ronNen'
ton how proud SlruhooN,llo aud lollrr
son county VAS ~ HIN,
Judge nillcy, III Mobile county, rnso T."
makp a nomination, lie Soarcd oil 'n'o
n yp,y eloquent spccch, dnripp Witch ho
Mas frequently applauded, ll,s "ndi'
date yaInu hum NhonVcF trom the
suuny meadows and green valleys at
Noble aud his uamo Mas James NJ, llal
srll lNhcrp IN tho course oi his
Trmarks hc mont,nnrd the uann at
lno. 4, bingham, Witch was greeted With
Mr. rmherlakc, ol Noble, ,oSc To- scc.
nud the nnmtiuallon at halaell Sam he
II Nnu ash us whrncv vnmvs or ,and,
date ~ could cply ltom the WnN and
die Aud he WAS iumrr'an'c man,
aud ~ such, his iullucucc viii u" 'eh
whru that g,caI question m''".
lthocw
There hrlus un ulhVr nominations, u
ballot was taken, With the following to-
suit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-24
RINEll lNTEl,iJGENCit.

The muk, Ca the wharf Yesterday ~.
d,,atrd depth "a thv ,hAuuci ~ q
l,ct Il Uthrs, aud sill ullul Weather
,lca, aud huI. uusU,s, very duOl
Ito nuWai viii ho the ursuh'
ratkc,shu,f packet th,a mouuiua
lhc lruloHs auNct Yesterday WITH
iva hatpu loplp at u,r tot thv Mnun D
tun Furnace aui las gone bach tn
Cawma lnI i've wuto. II thu boat unv.
yccds Ia prItmg back hcrc - viii H up
,ui VAT lu mulr Uutvr
Tho Ihaurollo, pauscd down yoRt"r'
lN mutnlug,
Tho Iuuttu, IuoN lhu S,,,u,r ol tho
dn,ks Yesterday ml tuNvd h,r g. thU
lunt ui Fourteenth street THE ivrnltH
Ia the S,trurc have an hrvu completed.
The All parecd up NoaIo,dnN With u
light TOW
lutDmmu. luuc % rave, lcct
lntn,hr, uud falling Weather ,lrm aud
NcN VAIN. G. " .ltNarlH arrived
at I pud luaNvs AZ q.
I NuGpr, asa allruicd to hN Robert
Luke, Nu. ilh Market pucvL near
the puRintl,r AZ reasonable rnua
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-24
brand I,odss ome.rs,

The Risht Worthy 0rand lo'i ge ct
the American Protestant RESERVATION
Yesterday elrCtcd the following of''ecTs
iur the years lsSo ~
n. ". a. Master James L. railc,
Ohio.
n W. V. u, NJ, stephen T. rro6eI',
Michigan,
II. W, a. Sccrr,ary-John u, Bonle,
ohio.
X. W. a.. ~ So, Martin H. Wells,
kpnlucky.
nv, u, David L. s'eenS, Peen'
sylyanla. m
n. ", a. q. James MeAiams, Wos,
Virginia
r. W, q. Assistant q, JAMES rsyloI,
uhln,
II. W, Tyler RobeF, mxon, fennsyl'
wanna,
r. w a, Chaplain jos Il. Mccrsa'iy'
Massachusetts,,
The ncxt II. W, q. lo,lsc will mec, IN
East saginaw, Michigan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-24

MAum>oOS, luue "a, \, NJ. Pa
tn law, Lakes ,lvW ~ pNlllN cloudy
weather. N,nls mvsllN S"uthwvsl, sta
ruuary 30, higher tvmpo,aiu'o and ala
tipnary barometer
For rnnpssyo aud the nh,o Valley,
Ia1tly rlnudy weather, hcal ra'us, Naria
bIr Nin,ia, STATIONARY ~ tuNvt ivml"ta
t,rr. aud stationary haJuIuVtcr,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-24

last evening uuum \o ~ the tl'St
ward ryl,,,ol Mas allOd With a hspplA
smthns y,oNd, cnmpasrd vt the paron
ani u,vuds ct the pupils ut that rooIs,
the yutyIiaiumyUt was ono worthy M
spry,al uut,,c, aud, d,d spare permit, "
Nauli hr pleasure ~ give the entire
Iuos,auuc, Wh,rh yoUsistclo vt road'nss,
,.,,iat,nus aud mus,y The manner tn
Whnh all WAS donc WilCytvl rrrdiI bath
atAr va the sshulals aud thC,J ioa'hcT,
Mn. Salho Enh,usuu Tho stage Was
ui,yN tummrl With pinvs AMI Natmus
notiu,u we've dtaplaycd about the r"'n.
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pruWui,,g Ease

NstytdN UltvIuuou about hun
u.,Iu,k. tv,,tal smail hoNH Ncrr wadlng
uud ~ ,n,m,ug uvar the mouth ut tald
Wrlls Run. Nhvu onr ut the lada, John
W,Nman. u Youth about ten wears "ld,
aud p,u at ia,oh bowman, Nho rcS,dns
va luu aIt,rj. hrloW Twenty nth
street. Nhn VAS Wad,ng, stepped ,nlo q
hnlr aud went duNu lGlnru assistance
,,ulI ,ra,h him hc Nas dtnSUrd. \
n,au hy tho uauc ut huhhtn ioupj the
b,,,ly a trW,hours afterwards anj " Waa
taAcu ta tla rrui,lru,r at sls psrrnis'
Ur,u Nhrte a vii b. ntcrtvd
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RUSSIA
u.,,,,,. FOR the Imperial Ar@I

Weorulls Cor The Impsr
:, ps,sa.auso, June ss,--An impe,
rial ukaac published muaS sso
n"mncr OF mon 10 DO enrolled w 's ~
~, ,h, ,,mnlwion oi the army, q W."
huadrrl aud thirty hvc Thousand
IoSros, June ss,-ia'er ~lss'1M% ss
,r,m nurnos Ayrcs say ,ha, there naA
n."" ayh,iuu there during thrce eonsecu' J.
,ISa lava and that tho national Army
NV Wv W Ia" Ia, ,vrnins had boon anablc T"
in,,, ia Way ,ntn the cWy'
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Transfers

Tho hlinwing conyeyancvs al rial
estate wcrv admitted 81 rNcord la the
office vi the County Clerk
A deed made April Lat, by Edward {,
MclNausland aud aile ,o AhSalam sam'
pls, both oi niadelphia district, ohio
county, IN consideration vi a tract ct
land In ohlo county No consideration
A deed made April lat, 1850 by Ahsa
lom sample and w,le N Edward O. Nc
Causlan,i, 1T a tract oi land In Ohio
county, No consideration,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-24

WARRINGTON, June sa,-The state
pcrar,mrn, csicr,lay rrcciyedawp w
the rraurs, III ,hetnlicd STATES uus'im
mon, la bc allowed Ia follow Nwtotm 'n'
dams, " ho hadrraa@l Into Mexico, M'f,
ir" refuses 10 s,an, this permission !, J,
xI,io,is. Indians rrcrosalhc Rio tiran"ss
aud rommlt ,rprcdations On the unl,.s'
Sla,,s .o,i, tho Mexican Uovetnmre'
will hr hrld Icslons,bir,
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Jo,asd tue nsnsdlo,a

thur lriend,. Uporgp W, uharsesk,
sasAlier, NJ the establishment vt iu
Nr1,huntrr a a., lyd ln thv altaJ ~
uuht Miss Nuua ,,lllvap,, aud thus inr'
a,,pA h,s h,,hrlu, lJivUls The ccr,
u,ruN t,oA place ~ the res'dcn'e at
Mrs Ih.ahvth IhauOrk, uu Chapltuc
,i,r,t. aud va. lurlormydM GcN, w.
l.,ru,t.. at che Easlr,h Lutheran
Chut,h. \ loNuuS cuUkauN WaH ptr"'
,nt, and gvurruus hoaplahIV was dis
prnurJ ,u the NaN NJ rclrrshmrnts ouT
,nns u,ruJs have our best Wlslos tnt
a puuspouus married l,,r
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aiaauaar llurneN.

Nsw yoss, June ss,,-rhe .t s ne!
Ci,y at New Work, ot A,eaanIMs liz
yana line, caught arr this svsa,ms WIZ" ~
Iylnu at tho brooklyn dock snu WI
,ow,J in tho s,rram whrru she nnrn ~.
,o ,hs waters plsv, Tho mos' NMusul"
n,r,ion al hrr carao had bccn nn'o~ue"'
.ona oslima,rd al SihoWhl
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Day GOODS.
n 60 VoIk

Nsw Yeas, Juaa - by uo''
Ia irregular demand. aud Though ss'H'
are making somc large salcs iIansa''i'''
are mostly restricted b. small f''
Prints uontinur dull. but pilccs .'' 90
changed, brs- sinyhams "a s".a p
quest, ani lawns dolas iair, Nc
Wsat woolens Ia light demand i''''.
COOL quiei,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-24

PaSucilSs irvcly prescribe the new
food Medieine, "Mali Bi,,etS, beeansp
more aour,shing, strengthening and par
living than all other torms al malt OF
medieine, while iroe iron tho ohiec,lons
uuged ssAins, malt hQuoS
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a. IsIunl ~ bro.
~, uo, MAIN srREgt
Albtrlin9 l&9istrr
LOCAL IsusLllGEscE.
Inas. ~ New Advertisement.

White Mountain trc,acra Nrshitt ~
liro
IIoucApcpcrs, raAc NoIWc- lIc"p
l,ntWVT
MautrJ Laundry Momru,
"A Iubua uaN Maauut, NntWC
fut sale sprung Wagon
F,u,h at lul, Uu,,la Me, S,huls,