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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-14
BOATING BULLETIN.
The Latest Information Of the Move
ments OF Steamboats,

ments OF stesmb mbosts
The wharf marks last evening indi-
Gated feet and still falling at the rate
of 6 inches in twenty-four hours. Busi.
ness has frightened up little and
prospects for to-day are lively.
The Courier is the L. s. mail packet
for this mornings Parkersburg trade.
The Welcome will leave for Mata-
moras at her usual hour this afternoon.
The G. W. Bachelor, for Pittsburgh,
will depart this morning.
The st. Lawrence arrived yesterday
with a good trip. Among other things
her list includes 800 tons OF pig iron.
The steamer leaves with her excursion
at 3 O'Clock this afternoon for Cincinnati.
Be sure and have your freight on board
at that hour.
The big Pittsburgh passed up at 6
O'Clock last evening.
The latest addition to the popular Big
Line, the elegant steamer Sydney, ar
rivei in St. Louis from Huntington on
Tuesday, with nearly 700 tons OF freight
and a good passenger register; she will
ply between ~. Louis and Pittsburgh.
Captain c. @. Woodbury., her command.
er, aud Mr.. Eugene List, her chief clerk,
sre exceedingly popular gentlemen on
the Ohio river, and will no donbt make
manv friends in their new trade.
PIrrBUEoH, May lS.-Riyer 4 feet II
inches and falling. Weather cleal
and hot.
CrxcISsArr, March l3 River 81 fee'
6 inches and falling. Weather cleai
thermometer 90. Departed-Andes
wheeling; Parker, Memphis
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A SOLITARY TRAMP.
New York Pedestrian Contest.

New YORK, May l3.-ln his solitary
walk at the American Institute Hall
Geldert had 403 miles scored at }
o'clock this afternoon. There was not
a paw spectator in the building. The
reporter asked Geldert what his inten-
tions were, and he replied: ITO make
500 miles, and | shall accomplish that
by 4 o'clock tomorrow. | am as fresh
now as when | started, because there
has been no inducements TO attempt
ANYTHING extraordinary. The want OF
patronage and competitors Issskes 1t a
dreary task, bat | am taking Ennis at
his word by completing 500 miles: l
shall get 60 per cent OF the receipts"
A reporter asked as to the receipts,
and was told that at IL o clock Yesterday
there had been SOL so taken in. Since
then the ticket taker has received Sl.5O.
That makes S5j3 10.
"Where does the odd change come
from"
"Oh, we are accommodating here. |
suppose some boy Las been admitted
for 10 cents"
of this sun, Geldert will get 90 pei
cent, or S33l.6S. less his entrance tee.
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WHEEIING W. VA. SATURDAY MORNING. MAY Il 1881.

ume OF business, for much of the clear
ance business grows out OF a mere ex-
change OF securities. Dry goods main.
tain more than ordinary briskness for
this time OF the year. An unusual large
sale OF ginghams has been q feature OF
this spring and il is said manufacturers
OF popular designs have made hand
some return.
Groceries, while not being as brisk as
dealers could desire, are in better de.
mand than usual at this time OF the year.
Still, with the increase that has come
with May, the deficit In March and
April is not made up.
Grain has had another steady week
closing firm. The change has not been
notable in anyway except rye, which
has advanced to 81 a.
Whisky has been irregular. While
the combination OF continus distilers
has kept the basis for finished goods at
Sl.05, the others varied from Sl.05 to
Sl.06. The former having kept their
rate uniform for two weeks, they seem
likely to maintain their rate for some
time.
Provisions have been quiet and trans
actions small, and there Is a downward
tendency in priees.---- s..
The railroads report low business in
ireights, some having no through busi-
ness worth naming, but the passenger
traffic is steadily increasing, and the
total receipts will be satisfactory
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FLASHED BY THE CABLE.
SUCCESSFUL TRIAL OF THE ELECTRIC
RAILROAD.
J. K. fmmett's London Sensation-The
Bey Signs the French Treaty-Nihilist
ConspiratOr Arested-lon-
don Wool Sales.
GENERAL FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
TIE INVASION OF TUNIs.

London Times on the Policy OF France.
LONDON, May l3.-The Times says:
The conclusion OF the ministerial state
ment relative to Tunis, made in the
French Chambers yesterday, will be re-
ceived throughout Europe with unmix-
sd amazement. Every political section
in England agrees that the reasons for
the expedition advanced by the French
Minister of Foreign Affairs are the
merest pretexts, and that the real
reasons which the latter part OF his cir
cular reveals, are unworthy OF any State
that Processes to be guided in its inter.
national relations by ordinary rules OF
morality. 1t would be idle to pretend
that the action OF France will not some.
what weaken the sympathy and friend.
ship entertained towards her by Eng
land. In all difficult negotiations which
marked the concluding stages OF the
Eastern question, England received no
help from France. Tie Greek question
was dangerously compromised by her
withdrawal at critical stage. The new
tariff is justly regarded with disiayor.
We sincerely hope diplomatic and
commercial friction OF this kind will lead
to no uniriendliness between the two
countries, but there is no denying that
France has done herself harm with
English public opinion by the Tunis
affair. 1t is not a feeling OF jealousy,
commercial or political, that produces
the result, but one OF concern that
nation which seemed to have entered
upon better path should allow itself to
be turned by iancied commercial inter.
ests, into a cause not in accordance with
the best traditions OF public law.
The Treaty Signed.
PARIS, May l3.-ln the Senate to-day
Premier Ferry announced that the
Franco.Tunisan treaty was signed yes
terday. 1t assures to France the right
to occupy position which the French
military deem necessary for the main
tenance of order and the security OF the
frontier and coast of France. 1t guaran.
tees the Bey security OF pc son, state
and dynasty and the mainteu, nee of &C.
tually existing treaties with u q reigning
and European powers. The Bey not to
conclude any new international conven'
ton without previous understanding
with France. The French diplomatic
agents abroad will be charged
with the protection of the
Tunisan intesesis. The financial system
OF Tunis will be regulated by France, in
concert with the Bey, to secure better
working OF the administration OF the
Regency. A subsequent convention
will determine the amount and make q
collection OF the war indemnity to be
levied upon the rebelious tribes and
guaranteed by Tunis. The Bey under
takes to prohibit the importation OF arms
and ammunition on the coast of South
Tunis. Ferry said that the text will
shortly be submitted and he hoped the
Chambers will ratify the treaty, which
guarantees the security OF the French
interests and attains the object for
which the expedition was undertaken.
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MoUNDsVILLE MATTERS.

Business Bulletin-Personai Points and
General News Notes
The depot has been newly painted.
ID. Jackson is looming up as candi-
date for Mayor.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William McConkey died last evening.
Mr.. Brown Humphrey and family
paid flying visit to Pittsburgh on Mon.
day.
Since the departure of the surveying
parry on the new railroad there has been
but little talk about the matter.
Mr.. JAMES Henrattsy informs us that
he will soon begin the erection OF large
hotel on d. street near the b. d o. X. X.
depot.
Hon. q. S. McFadden is away from
home. Some say he is in Washington
looking after lucrative position under
Garfield.
The mayor is out in proclamation
ordering a town election, and the voting
on the subscription to the river roilroad
OF 81 900.
The firm OF ii. Crisweli and Son
attorneys.at.law have large number oil
cases docketed for the June term OF
Circuit Court. They are live firm.
The opening of the st. Cloud Hotel,
Saturday evening, promises to be quite
an event i'll social clrc.es. Mr.. Nolan
will make all who attend comfortable
and happy.
We are informed by Mr. J. W, Dun
lew, one of the owners of the Snowflake
FIGURING Mills, that the prospect Tor an
immense yield OF wheat in this comfy
is most flatteriug.
Mr.. Schwob the manufacturer oil
Schwob's Champion Grain Cradle, IN
forms US that he will turn out over 5000
cradles this season. He is one oil our
most enterprising citizens.
Our county election for Superinten-
dent of Schools and members ot the
Board OF Education occurs on the l1th
Nav. 1t looks as il ]. +. b. Reid would
be chosen as superintendent IN this
county.
Capt. wm. l.. Bridges has, We learn,
accepted position as general agent ior
the Wheeling Pottery Company. lie
will have control OF the States OF West
Virginia, Virginia, North and South
Carolina. Georgia and Florida.
II is rumored that the Ohio Valley
Iron Works will be moved TO some
point ia Pennsylvania. Such move
would be disgrace and shame upon
our town. Let our citizens bestir them
selves and assist in keeping the works
here.
The commission appointed by the
County Court some weeks ago to locate
bridges in the. lower end OF the county,
have examined the territory, and II Is
confidently expected that bridge will
be ordered BY the commissioners to be
built at the mouth of Fish Greek, and
another few miles above the mouth oil
said stream.
DIR. John r. Davis, our popular drug
gist, held the lucky number that Grew
the set OF furniture put up for rattle by
George {. Knight. The set OF furniture
was valued at $50. The Doctor set up
the beer literally. Now all the Doctor
needs is piece OF humanity in the shape
OF a good housekeeper and his happi-
ness will be complete.
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STATE OF TRADE.
REPORTS FROM THE GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES. -
Wonderful Activity in Traffic, and an Abua-
dance Of Money in New York,
Chicago, Cincinnati and g
Pittsburgh.
EFFECT OF THE LAST BOND cAtt
NEW YORK.
A Favorable Outlook.


New YORK, May lS.-The warm
weather has slightly improved the trade
in dry goods. The clothing interest are
buying goods for fall trade. Business
BUYERS from the country are not buying
heavily. Money easy and dry goods
paper goes at fair rates, the
domestic silk manufacture last
year being particularly profitable. A
number Of small factories have started
several large works, and propose to run
on broad silks entirely the coming sea-
son. The demand for ribbons and
fancy silks being large, some manutac'
turers having orders they cannot fill Tor
some time in the retail trade. The warm
weather has caused demand for light
summer goods. The lumber trade is
in a very satisfactory condition, near all
the mills have a large engagement ior
new cut. Building is active in nearly
every part OF the country. The profits
in producing this year is likely to be so
large that an unusual stimulus will, it
is feared, be given to production, and
the more conservative operators are
somewhat apprehensive as to the re-
suit.
Tobacco dealers believe they are to
have active business this year. The
trade in leather is not up to expecta.
tions. The competition is keen and
the margin OF profit is reduced TO finer
point than has been known for years
and a good demand is expected soon
from boot and shoe manufacturers for
the fall trade.
In the iron trade there is nothing OF
interest. Prices are steady.
The stock market is bnoyant.
The money market is easy; rates on
call q to 4 per cent.
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SENATE.

Combinations Adjourned Till Monday.
WASHINGTON, May lS-lt was ordered
that when the senate adjourn to-day it
be to meet on Monday. An executive
session followed, and when the doors
were reopened the Senate adjourned.
ConfirmatIons.
The Senate, in executive session, con-
firmed the following nominations: Don
A. Pardle. for Circuit Judge OF the Fifth
Judicial district; q. h. Gilmer, Post
master, Richmond. Va; ]. ii. Fee, Post
master, Adrian, Mich; j. c. Dickey,
Postmaster, Msrshall, ks ; WV. Lam
bert, Postmaster, Brackettsville, Texas;
Malachi Kiebes, Receiver of Public
Moneys, Boyee City, Idaho; Moses NJ.
Bane, Receiver OF Public Moneys, Salt
Lake City, Utah.
The President sent q message TO the
Senate Withdrawing the nomination Of
Lewis Wallace as Charge d'Affairs at
Paraguay and Uraguay, al lis own re.
quest.
No motion was entered at to-day's
executive session, as il was rumored
there would be, for the reconsideration
OF the vote by which ex-senator Mat
thews was yesterday confirmed as Asso.
ciate Justice OF the Supreme Court.
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THENEwS

Of the Day In fitns
~ Lin has blocked the Mount
Csnls Tunnel ..-,,
-, baltimore yesterday
r,hsio southern Russia are attack.
N.y,ndsuts as well as Jews.
Us w York blacksmiths and wheel
- want - per cent. advance.
To- Mexican government has given
InF .y',n 10 the Central Railroad TO
. s,.,sj iroA Sofia that Prince
,u.nl,r ~ [" will shortly proclaim Bdlga'
am state OF siege
To- a.. Grant has appointed engineers to
r. The preliminary surveys oi the
W,y.,lu southern railroad
e vm f. Chamber denies that he is
withdraw from the contest Tor
.I.,.ii,, a',', Of Solicitor General.
~, NJ. May lS-Ali the journals here
- M The ministerial statement
atpi t,,iys othe Tunisan affair.
.lli,innal Blrnnies in the county
,Tarsr,ry. lrelanI, have been pro
Tg,;gsI unler,be Coercion Act.
pr,,beth Gadiue, the wire rope dan
80, I'm iyum the rope while per
60, go, in New York, died Yesterday.
r.. >,yopGil .Russial papers highly
-. the Cars manifesto. The
'gt' journals receive il somewhat
oddly.
-, Hartford. c., dispatch says the
r.,n;,y C1.i-.a students have been dis
..:ss.i nArr. 70 the Prescace OF 4 ease
of varo. 5ld.
p,.,,,xp'aSion Of sulphur at the
p,-.,sr Vein C5.Iery, near Pottsville,
p' -, ,r5 miners named JOhn OHern
al p,ri,, pIusIey,y were fatally in
,lryd
>.rrIvar! Thornton has unOthcially
,.,orualta,eu IN the Secretary OF State
,,I ,IDr.omst.r Corps that he has accept
sI,fsiendgr Oi the British Embassy u
Russia
Tr,r. Nav i&-The French troops
,,,v-l AZ Nofoubi, near runls, today.
C.rar,l E.I.rd sent word 10 the French
C,,.rI ,;lnprsl here that be held him
LA, the disposal oi the latter.
Tie BaiiIshnt near LOughrea We'd
,..gsr mint died Yesterday. DOlan,
Ss,,.,,ry O.. the Kiltullagh RDscommon
C.r,,gv Branch Lard League has cen
arrested iI connection with the affair.
a, louisville. Yesterday, John Fer
..ls,, and Alex Hawkins quarrelled IN
: restaurant, when the latter threw a
ps,rfr, z, Ferguson crushing his head
lr..sl.f. hr will die. Hawkins has
escaped
Tie Attorney for the Agricultural and
v..f,grar :. riry IT Western Mary.
I1gl ms ,..yi h.S declaration 10 bring
,g.r s,s.u,. Rev Henry Ward Beecher
fr i,Ilrr O. deliver lecture according
n agrermeut, and claiming $4,000 dam
ssr,.
dispatch from New Castle, Natal,
saws there has been a battle near Lich-
,rgbur, o tween the CaHre chiefs Mon
'.,ls AMI Maclba. The latter, who Is a
friend ui the Beers, and who was de-
.patr,l with heavy loss, says his adver-
,ary was assisted by sixty Europeans.
:, 3, reported thar the Beers are prepar-
az o. aSs;s. MayLbI. IL has been ar
.assri rna, british officers shall 20 to
warn both parties to abstain from hos
.Ut,rS.
Hills r',ning mill, corner OF George
an. last streets, Indianapolis, was
5urnr,l y,st,rlay morniug The build
as vas closely packed with lamber in
a irrga %. ma1uitr'ure. The yard was
"a, Of plies OF lumber II is supposed
,o have caught from the over heating OF
,.awa>t. lumber ~ tuc furnace room.
Ia. loss .-aIupSt tO.al. The buildings
in tue vicinity were damaged some.
vbs, Nr lIli places .hlS loss at $500
% siUW1
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UEZER FRITZ
His Great London Spree and Incarcers-
tion as Lunatic.

bis Treat LOnuOn opree huu iucaISefs
tion as Lunatio.
LONDON. MAY l3.-J. X. Enmett's con.
dition excites discussion. For the first
three or four days after his arrival at the
Washington Temperance Hotel, he
kept hard at work preparing for his
season at the Alexandria Theatre. Then
he become unsettled and began to drink
to excess. Monday last he was in a con
dition that made il very doubtful wheth.
er he could appear at all. The lessee oil
the theatre and others managed TO get
him sobered sufficiently to 20 through
the performance the next night. lie was
missing that afternoon. The proprietor
OF the hotel visited Emmett in his
rooms and took with him X.
T. Booth, an American staying
at the hotel. Booth urged Emmett 10
reform. He showed the benefits OF
teetotalism and reminded him how on
one occasion they both had been drink.
ing at Syracuse. and he Booth) had alter
ward reformed his evil ways and
become reunited TO bis wife alter sign.
ing the pledge. "Pve done it thousands
of times" whinod Emmett. All this
time he was crying and throwing his
arms about wildly. Seeing nothing
cauld be done with him Booth with
drew. On Wednesday Emmett was
worse, having got more drink. The
manager OF the house finding reasoning
vain sent couple OF sturdy fellows to
the hotel, and by subterfuge induced
Emmett TO accompany them in a cab to
the xorkhouse hospital, where he was
placed in the lunatic ward.
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THE ELECTRIC RAILROAD
A Successful Trial Trip.

BKRLIS. May I3-Siemans and Holske,
the we'll known Berlin electricians. Yave
to day a public trial OF their new elee-
tric railroad, which runs tetween Lich'
terfelde and Codettenhams, six miles
from Berlin. The trial Was an entire
success. The trial was made in q slmpie
tram-car, with an electric battery con-
cealed between the wheels. II was con.
nected through the rails on which it ran
with the principal battery at the station.
The rails are thirty.nine inches apart,
and exactly resemble those of an oidin'
ary railroad, the gusge being narrower.
The greatest speed obtained ives eighteen
English miles an hour. III necessary Q
far greater speed could be obtained, but
this was not allowed by the police au.
tLorities. The railroad will be opened
to the public on Monday next.
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Hlbernlan Conrenrion.

IT LoUJS, Nav l3 The Hibernian
Convention met again this morning,
and tue grievance committee, which
Vas IN session all last eyeniRg trying tn
S'ra'gateu ont matters, male a partial
report, adl,lltius several delesat 5 from
virginia AMI Louisiana, who will rrc"g
niLe NE present officers of the COEysu-
tGa. The committee then resumed ron-
sheraton Of matters before il, and it Is
expected that i, viii make a final report
ol 'oe4ues,IOn reinstaiiug the SUSPEND
81 national officers. Flanagan, Doyle
and McGuire.
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BRUTAL MURDER.
The rerpetrator Lynched.

Nav loEE, May IA Talladega,
Alabama, Dispatch SAWS, at a picnIr ncld
near there little daughter ot Mr. and
Mrs. Toa.e strayel away and Was caught
by 4 bCT.y negro, who chOked her TO
death Heruhbed her of her jewelry
ami was IN the ac; o. throwing the body
ln,o the rjyer when detected by the
ia,her. The negro vas captured after a
desperate struggle and hanged to tree
oy Tie luturiaJri men at the picnic.
The body was ieit hanging.
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Ef.c: ofthe Rond Cal.

NE" NoES Nav IT, The BUi'rijH
@ys, Tue eaeC, o' Secretary WiRdOm's 5
circular calling for ) per cent bones, was
70 s1'ance United States bonds from !
- o. one per cent, and As were
=. SolSht up TO liz, anu 4l's to ll6,, the
a'Saest .I prices ever paid. The circular
as az stimulated free buying OF invest
;. ;.su' securities, and had a strengthen
us riect ON snecn.aiinn sharrs.
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London Wool Sales.

LONDON, May lS.-To-day s.s40 bales
Of wool were offered, chiefly Adelaide.
New Zealand and Cape. there vas
good attendance, and the bidding was
animated at unchanged rates.
More Wages Wanted
MONTREAL, May l3.-The employees at
the Grand Trunk car shope are On strike
for an advance OF wages. The Superin-
tendent says nov that the rush OF busi-
ness is over, the company can shut the
shops up for two months without any
inconveniece, and II the men do not re.
turn At the old wages, the shops will be
closed.
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THE HEAT.
Reports from Various Sect

Reports from Various Sections.
NKw YoRK, May Is Six deaths are
reported at the Bureau OF Vital Statis-
ties as having occurred from the recent
heat. To-day is delightfully."- cool and
pleasant.
WAsHINoToN, May l3.-Thermometer
95; pleasant breeze.
NEw YoRE, May l3.-Thermometer
fell from 81 at 3 p. NJ, yesterday, to 5S at
six o'clock this evening
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BETTER TuAS \ WALKING
MATCH.
The Erie Miracle Man Proposes
toCure Against = ime.

EE-g. Pa. Nav Is Father MalOuey,
thr,xpJsg,i miracle worker, flung him
s-.i into the office OF the Erie Dispatch
As, night, and threatened that rsPer
slh the pcni,entiary unless II rrtiartrd
al u has said Of him. tie also pub
.isae, ear in y hich he challenges The
Directors ot tue Poor TO a grame Ot mir
aries Tor 5000 a side. the directors To
furnish a cripple, and in the public
plras they and he lMa!on"y' are TO try
an instantaneous cure, n who accom-.
P.ishes the ielt 4, twenty ieet distance
10 take the MI
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RUSSIA
Nihilis, Conspirator Arrested.


ST. PETERSBURG, May l3.-The Nihi-
list arrested here recently, charged with
completely in the murder OF the Gar,
and with planning the Little Garden
street mine, is a naval officer. He vas
also an accompI;ce of the Nihili.ts who
caused the explosion at the Winter
Palace IN February, 1880, and is charged
With having stolen from the government
magazines quantity Of dynamite
Quiet Restored at Kief
The GoLos states that quiet has been
restored at KIef. the people who sui
fered most are mechanics. small traders
and retired soldiers. There are $40
destitute families at the barracks, and
the wife OF Governor General Drehte!n
has formed a committee ior their relief
Disturbances also occurred at Bayardia
and yasilkof The mob threw stones
At the train bearing the Jewish refugees
and the engineer declined To proceed,
fearing that the taain would be upset
Reinforcements OF infantry and dragoons
have arrived in the disturbed districts
Most OF the necesssries Of Lie have riser
TO q high price.
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PCS St l.. Railway Electlo on.

PHILADELPHIA, May l3.-At a meeting
of the directors OF the Pittsburgh, Gin
cinnati and st Louis Railway Company
to day, the following officers were elect
ed: j. b. Roberts, president J. \: Me-
Cullough, first vice PRESIDENT; VIM.
shaw. second; Thos. T. Messler, third
and comptroller; 5, B. Leggett, secre-
tary; Stephen W. White, assistant sec
retarv; VI. G. Spencer, treasurer.
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Progress Of Reiuudng,

NkN foaS. May L.. A Poet Wash
,IS,Ca r-,,l. sPecial says: Applications are
SSo,l55ng in:D the Treasury to day from
ao.'e'S ,.,' OF per cent bonds Who
van. NanI % change them 10 new 81 per
,s, ,ssu1S, ant Secretary WINDOW saws
;o ;as'e ., y every indication tha, the refund
= vii 'a immediately aud sucrrsslul-
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A Freak of the Wind.

CHIcAGo, May l3-From Worthing.
ton, Iowa, Mr.. p. Keoho has just re:
ported that storms this aiteraoOn lifted
the barn Of Jno. Pittman containing six
horses and carried il distance oil hall
mile without injury to the horses; also,
two barns belonging 10 k. Baker were
blown distance oI two miles. No lives
are reported lost.
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A Tale OF Two DEATHS.

II. v-SsNrILLE, May l3-Geo. Culp,
,.,i ~ 1'A' ksmlth who shot himself We'd
-s!' IA. dled late the same night
fa,,'...an .an >parksman dir,i IRON the ef.
los, Ia - a KICK ol EOESe Yesterday. lie
in y as reason. and had To be confined
rrca;,..y, ,.'T S,IuA'y lAi. since the injury was