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MANS DEPRAVITY,

Bold Attempt Of n Lazy Lout to Hob nm
huiirst lIan-Anoaher Chapter ln a
pennayfvnniu Crtfnn.
Special 0itputch to 7he Chicago Jtitunk
OS'Ikosll Wis., Dec. 1.-Last nlght m attempt
was made 10 murder and rob c. jasper, station
nucnta at plckett's, twelve miles frun this city,
Oh tho ChlcnEo, Milwaukee l. 81. Paul Hund.
jasper, hearing noise on the platform a fcw
minutes before closing. stepped 10 tho door to
ascertain tho cause, and WIS dealt blow On tho
temple. which stunned hltu fur tho nlomcnt.
Recovering fE0al the blow, lie endeavorcd to
grusp his nssallant, but tho fellow eiudcd him
and mnde for tho woods. An nlnEm WIS
given mt store In tho vIllaKe md
q esowd Of neu started In pursuit., anl
succeeded IN, cnpturlng the man by tho
MD 0f trucks made In tho snow. Tho prisoner
proved tu be one Paul Darthol. who had worked
III the village during the summer, but whose
home Is at Princeton. lie stated that II was his
plan 10 kill aud rob Jaspcrs, who usually hns
large sUms Ut money In bis possession fur tho
payment Ut wheat checks. Dnrthul had IN cx-
animation bcture Justeo this u.uruine, blended
guilty. aud wnA brought to this city to-day for
irJai In the Circuit Court. Jasprrs injuries are
serious.
spteiat Dspateh to tne Chtea1o Tribune.
SELIss GnovE. Pa.. Dcv. l.-Flfteen years
aEo two pedhers disappeared In Il mysterious
manner III tic vicinity pf tho kfutzlsr murder,
committed four years ago, In thIs county, and
laat evening Joseph Moyer was arrested for
cnmrcIsy IN the murder OF ono Of tho pcdd!ers
Indicated. The nrresf WIS mastu By tho dctcct-
iyo who worked UP the ktnlzler murder case to
asuccessful lsaue. 1t Is alleged In MI ai1iluvit
nude by c!ttzen OF this county thAt tho patdlee
whose body was found Ia creek was murdered
by Joseph Moyor. and TINT UrIch Meyer, recently
arrested by Detective Lyon for tustIgAtlng
tho ktutEtEr murder. NllS concerned In tic
, 1881-12-02
COTTLE Gagged.
The Bad.pebt Collector Arrested
tor Cruelty to AMI
mails.
Shocking Condition Of the Horses at
Ills Doiton Livery Stu.
bic.

The notorious X. n. Cottlc, who needs no In.
PRODUCTION 10 tho public Of this cfty-certainty
not to the tcbtor class and who 1t ID sntp to say
Ia heartily dcsptsed ty thUso he has dragRci all
over Couk County. was arrested LAST niyht ut tho
Village Of Do1tun by Constable Callahan upon q
wnrrant bwDrn out by Officer q. l.. IJud-
Icy, Of tho ifumano Society, 1otoro
JHat|co Walsh. Of tho West Side pn-
l!co Court. When the arrest was made
Cotllc WI. In tho company nf Justice OF tho
Feace nnnod Dalsou, and TO HIN tho prisonur
applied for Feleaae upa1 the firnlshtnE at 1uad
and sufficient bondsi but tho wary Justice re.
mcmbcre'f enough OF Inv 10 know THU no ono
but tho magistrate who issued tho warrant
cnuld rcnaBe tho prisoner. and 80 refused to
attempt my interference. Therefore the bad
lrbt collector was brought buck to Chicago On
tho a1rht return train, and WINS Riven strong
Is1 1T TIE Wc.t Malton Street stallion a!org
this particular !nstauce IA
"cKCEtrv To ANltA1.s'
nnd tho Why III which tho cruelty was fnifotc1
3aakcs9t'!tu story. whIsh ID told by ulccr Du.'-
Atate put Its foot down upon tho ucck Ut co,lll-
try Justices X, TINT Cattle couIh no lunRer carry
on hla k,tnp.1Hdgtncni proceedings, with which
SoIlcctor aforesaid etnhnrkcd ii Dnitnn ii tic
livery business on modest scale. Thea tho su-
ponaora. ,ss as, s' f he nees ee
u th&' ,prosfrnse eountry. justices, and
Eo.tlc asa', hscaGae no satan'e ss.ss IT yoro.
hired snat1 ard personally paid bur little ntten-
tim so't. It would doubtless have been lcttor
Of his tfutc beasts. Tor ti0w II sorr!nr lot of
horses-ait that survived tho trtntment-is M
whern to 10 found. When OIacer dudley visited
the sMhttrbHn stables ye.tcrtlny hs fnlnd that
two Ut Tho four horses kept there bud died.
THEIi EMACiATEn fOilMs l
lying In tho statls whero they had fallen totdhf
the Erlyntlt,,, thoy bad suffered i llte, and tho
, 1881-12-02
AMERICAN HEALTH ASSOCIATION,

SAVANNAH, Ca. Dec. i-Tho following papers
were read before tho American Public Health
Association today, "Ins!dc bourcca OF DIa.
cases." Dr.. J. ]. spced. OF Kentucky; +" History
Of aunstroko Mortality IN 1851" Or. 4. J. Ml,ss.
OF Ohio; Impure Wator and 1ta Dangers" Dr.
1ioses 4. tunnels, Of 1ndIana, Tho Atmos-
pasrio Element in Local Eptdsm!cs,. Or. 4. u.
huncan, Ut Illinois. Prof: IL O. Kodxte. OF
rien Lindlvy, OF 1enuessec* !roaaurer. The Ex.
tcntiys C0!1mtling inrludss Drs- james y:
wsss vrgats,s q T9Sas ~ + Ms #
Hauch, Of Illinois. Tho Committee On Vac
oiNalton md lesacciuuuon reported resolu,
tnroa aud Congress- 10 pnss compulsory laws.
Tie Aas0ctntton voted ~ meet IN indianapolis
next your. A grand excursion to tho &eA wAs
given tho dole&Atcs,
, 1881-12-02

sell the lands to those whose farms arc in larger
lntt, and who are therefore prosperous. His-
torEcnl reasons hnve caused tho small.lut syste.n
to oxist only Among the rioh lands nf Gerlnnny:
And Y has Gon'cluently never econ IN vogue Ia
Of the ssit bus t1nie tho condition of the peas
ant IN tho nurth worse tb1u that OF those In tho
south Of DArf1uny
, 1881-12-02
OTHER LAKE. TonTs.
PORT HuIQH,

oAAI4fk LA - 0A4Ss
poItT HtNoN.
8pfttaf Dttnateh to 1as Chicago Tttbunx.
Pour HuNoS. Mich, Dec. 1-1:10 p. n.-passcd
up-prQpclicr, scotia.
Arrived-Schooncrs T1nus and F. j. Dauferd.
uowu-Propc!Ior +. Y. Hodge; schooncrs
Leonard, llama, UnAdi!la, Monticello, and Lar
barlan.
Wind northwest; fresh. Weather cool ind
cloudy.
Special Dsspatth to .7as chfeaoo Tribune.
Pour HuhoN, Mich, Dec. 1-0:3v p. m.-passod
up-Propcera Aipcnn ana cuusort, sant!uc;
tuR Champion With schooacra Venus auo' F. J.
'H;Irrivod-propc,lers osccola and W. II. orar-
Down-psonelor. Q. Townsend and consort,
Wind northwest; very 'Isht. Clear night, rIuo
c,lEuoYaAN.
spteta' pispateh TO Tae chteaoo Tttbun4
CMEDoyaAN. Mich. Dec. !-ArrIved-Pro-
Merrill md Ida.
Cicarcd-prupal'or Lawrence. ..
Pissed un1zpropetler Nebraska and eteam-
Wind west, brisk. Weather cloudy.
EscASABA.
spsssa: nhpa.e;. to Eas Cas:aeo 1rtbuns
EsoaSHn* Mis De- nss imArr!yed-sehoonsra
Depnrted-Sehooners i. J.. T,tdGn. Cossack,
Mont Aiorency, Siont .nIanc, and neubIlo, tho
aaa w nsak< as Vii Soaa ae
hero.
BUFFALO.
SpfetaF DItpa&tb 10 The Chteapo 1ftbunA,
BUFFALO, N. T., Dsc. l.-Arrtved-Psopelte
il, 4. Packer. from Chicagp. Haxsced; Schooner
Alzora, from Port Royal, barloy. Nothing left
MILWAUKEE.
Sn<eta. Dapateh ia The Cattaao 7ttoaw
httLwAuKEE VIII pse i;5 hMArr!vea a,os. f,'m ne.
, 1881-12-02
HANGED IN A GROVE.

Two NIurdorerx Lynelled Al Oxford, NC,
YeatIr&lAys
RALEIGH, N. c., Dec. l.-Ear1y this morning
butwoon hoyeuty.tlvo and lu0 tnahked men tuck
from Oxford jail John l1rodlc and ShadrAck ffos-
tor. colorod, charged villa tho murder Of 7. 81.
Lynch, and haugod lhem In ANAL grove ncar
tho spot where the murder wna committed. Tho
Jlllur was laken fruM t,ls homo and forced 10
open tho jatI, and tho gnurd wero disarn,cd aud
a6nt up III The punsd.t 0uar. Hundreds ol peopia
visited the grQte. The vlctltns are reported TO
hayc made a full cuhfesslon. Everything was
conducted with tho utmost scnrecy. Tbs bodies
wure not found until y this moruinK.
, 1881-12-02
Service Performed by The Revenue Cutler
Andy Johnson During The Past
Season,
Much Credit Due Capt. Davis for
the Efficient Work Per.
formed.
Arrival OF Ncnrly All the Up-
Bound Vessels at Their
Destinations.
Dock and Other Notes-Around the Lakes
Arrivals and Departures Yes
tsfday.
HOME GATHERINGS.

Now Tint tho sea,on If nnvlyntfnn has vIrtr.
"!a o'usea t,e q LOW Woros regarding mo sotsscoa
o' tne uh'teo states revenue custor ANDY Joht1'
son are not ont Ut plnco. Much credit Ii duo
Capt. 4. H. DRyls. her rotntnan,Icr. sn,l ht. ,,ti
cur. for I'm york norroc.no s'cc sar
.o.n luz 4us t"u @ WIZ , posIoFnoa 8nco her eot'nIs
the be- so p WI Wishes Be- s of tho ' sb,op1ns s
munitr fur the manuor In which thoy r haye % por.
formed both tic pleasant t. and di.asrecaoie par,s m
which thoy havo mot tho teInquents, aud tho
prntnptnces and cnerpy with which they haye
uss!stc) tile unfortunate. O,yInr to TIM phs,nro
Of tho Fessc,len rcpntrt,,.,. the crulsina uronnl
t,a, see" .,.." W. o'eu , n.au sNs, sce'"t u'o%
months Cant. paris nv, | kent nj hn,' hts vs.. ."o
scl IN ,,,o n,,,h,.ara ~" "s,,v" ,tnn,,a.a. sa
aasi., 'Iu s.,rn ~ aupas ol pe!'e aoso 10
thuws; but ono craft cnlinot be nt nj! srosea Of
a1snster, ana tue amount Of assistance rendered
Fl sxperlenee o. !ho atiantio a,id Pacific have
cxtcnssyn nhscrvntns IN ne r. rct ~ WITH.
tciii IL. ~ s.,1ei htt -; ti & ~ anvs: "a.en
In bis ftisurc WORK. TIo " fnowI1,t, =. II thn sru
sons work of tho Juhnspn: Number ii nliies
examined, and their nlarIno documents l,speet-
~, tn ~ nv fi q, nhr vGssr's nSsa. ior 9a
strcss n. mtimier ~ lSr, ~ Tro, ~
nusip bnr Sfisa H. ans sn sso anIIe arn
insnn"feH svit,, ftnit Wiz tVoI,ni S..S, ~1,u
Of, tho several I!fg- saving stations of Lake
Mlchlsnn, and aaststcl commerce In general BY
Enfofcsng tho !9w u refcsu!lco to se5sels lights.
Ctpt Dayjs M III remain ey Iis sesse during tho
nrdlnnry his ohcgrH Will he subject 70 tho urticrs
Of the sccretary Ut tho Treasury. List Of oliI-
% s sana; g. secesd D. dI1sas I,ss
sonaat sm; n lsGn.os Ms'Rnee; scepna. heute-
Wl ~ tt,sh :. y: %a1s'Sy; y;ann Gvt GmRnev!, 7, =.
brown. iF3 Forwasd 5's1 oIeers W T. nlaon soa1. y
, 1881-12-02

to soii rortton s,id use iso nrocecds i, brytug
shelter for tho remainder. would mcniion
outing Or Rrnn1 ior hHy thin fnve Witnessed
tno past aeast,1,. .Muo6 Of It uas so dcad ripe
uss ] r "att aa @ NJ is tto os1e fcen@ nf
corn tnay make up TOR soma VI ls tlctlelvnuics.
but Al, enrlcr cutting, when tbe gr,ss ID juicy
Geatiblc, and nutrituua fou',. TO- which, 1t sup
,G19 pg199us of n, sosn s nddg the fesuit Re- II,
rcsneets rhis question al dniry stocK.
or proper sha1tor and teed. ls ono Ut prime inl-
tmrt4nco II may npponr IL bs II llttlu subject,
but. little as It may by. It a. one hut ImnGtfcctly
WIFI, ~ n9ema,nm e1 nSs y n "1 Svn 9n 2o et ~
....''.
TUE HEST BcfESTiFc ESrEHtENCE
and thought OF tho country tn give 1t BntIsfnc.
toFy solution. IL Is hGUhning to he understood
ny EcnnttstB that cow Wh!cn Ia running down
truduct thnl Is wholesome for hutnan T0od.
Nnt only TIM hest results III TO
Senst,ds or. TX kc,'uv tiin ~ ' comiurtnhic md
thriving during the puriol Ut milking. Tho fut-
hey s IL sr pc s9ot"iss 70 s%a s
!s ty Rss'' vo ts @ EsSs xss ns v.u Ia
10 mike Tho Improvement IN Qtntlty 10 corrc.
hpund with tho it0rchso III vo!sltnu.'
TIE COMMITTEE on ApuLTEl,Ar1oys
presented report, which consisted ma!nly q y
satASrton npe1f 1nr ,l i1pey 70 curry out .he
": ", Dexter, Gt catcagd, for sacn t,urpaso.
the repass, ,!ia Earnestly so,ie!tsd I'D u tSe
c9tisc. tlero nfo a!rc!dy sn!nu iflnu laWa OF
sa1 ppaks nt y y Gss oMSy to oniorcs shs
q MnietGam pssop.o wuio 1ntGseste4 ~ tno purity
tho pcoc tn str III, thoIr Eonvrnes,,,cp. sti, III
necessary. tt,nko this question m Issue at
ta: stcoton,; in,I; ~ and, a ,, rMt ID met who Will
Hrrormi eufttn0 ,trlutnt NJ srnkc IN fnvor nf lin
mosoinsnt, IND she erest nccessi,y Tor oppos's
ni,t aMIu,ut.,uh&s. y & Fuus nunuFe" uoAa1s "eFo e9o-
sef'oe" III ~" s''u"'os'
mot Mt . o.cIork, II WIZ nnuouuccn Tint =. ].
1TSs sn II tno n ,iE.m' ,, ta%r IT.
trStr Ynr NJ m ny "9c,Irsnn n tbo ,inierMins SMtMr.
day' Nv al 0 "0'-S"'o'
foex!ns y tho awart Of prlzes maao in tho
""'1s '"'' A'o'"'''''a :"
THE BUrrEit DIVISION
ware awarde.! as follows:
ClAss Al. T. Deln, 0ilaon, H.. ilrAt. StH; ..
shcrm1eE1rn, reli9. ln' second' slao; h'sc j.
Io m'nEs!ne, ini' tnsl, Snya Sso .,r ,,.. r.,
Iowa, offered by. The Cedar Ha,,!s Dary hoard
y Ir@ue, ntst' dinrtnintt q ssn!on' ,Ac,pHt ~,
I,' s,. secon th;rn eaSSnm Wi'itat q ins s snsg,
IT, IT, sn So'' 'n'f"' ""'lam '''cs"'' epe''s'l'e'
sns;ngv!!ia H.; ''rst prelti,,n: ilarsnan Sun:
ttt"t 1nAoutt A',.i oGtot" P"oAAAa"'t oA'Ske ~
20. Wyoming, H.. thlru. ,,,o
Cass u@hes. tot nifittef' hot iSss tnah l'Hn
pohnas' ~ one exMollof, = Y, Ir,non!oou: IL
atannha, hsse Pfothaan; Z. =. hcaaofsoa' Cen-
tr4! City; Ia, second pretntutn: ,
Casa H.-SwsapstaKes, iartman .'i3, q S5anIorn'
sprlnRs1lle, la.' second.
srcnxp n1vls1oS.
,,.,.,.-,,,..s A-NI,,,n ,,,,u, t1i,h.p+ e. u.or,rt
@v.fm a. x, tHugFt + SleTat. ar..
f,ij,, an.tSt 1"*f "As~ '.o''A' W ''' 44"'" A
ning, trst: Fink Kelley, Iowa Falls. second;
William Hitlcsoh thitd.
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once" e"mptcie e wreok' A' rke side of ths hnii
lies sirewa along tho beach. together with the
wrcckIRo Of hcr uppor worSs. He snys tho
t,eck e., pnnk and boaEns Of tho korshorn Queen
away With only d hold tul OF lumber.
LAvixG ur At BUFFALO.
Special Ulspateh to The ghseaao Tttbua4.
HuFFAf.0, N. T.. Dec. 1.-The propeller Il.
Packer has considerable wet tlaxteed: tha Will
w1iter herc. and havo number Of i!npF1ss-
rsea "aa 9'' xht r Ths worS seno o
lays np. The schooner 0oshhwk Ia Inli up hero,
mnklMx five sail vesscis IN ul1. Only two. morD
seaas2 asf !, eodas tonn i
iTesh from tho northwest.
pntygS THREE TINES TO TIE nEAvEus.
sp< It D1uateh 10 1~< tateaoo 7ftaant.
G. lutts separated from tho stea,n- barge Ifov.
rcss nit TIM s1Anstous md WAS dsivan tack ~ tho
!!;;cnsers tGr''a t,ines, whom shG tnor t1adc st.
'nHl'sF,ssr Jsts1n N|ckitssdn. q sai,ar, was lost
overheard. She will tow to milwaukee, tr1m
hero.
T1iE SCHOONER JANEs ptATT WRECKED At
SOUTH FOX IsLAsn.
snetta, Htspa.eh 10 The Chieaeo Tribune.
james iiatt, wtth .sait tor Chicago. wont eshnro
ss ssSa of t' IL; nd: eosk 's ~srs ! &C.,
lIxhtfecper hitter boins forty.ri9ht hours *
Rand nt.sc,1 HARnoR OF nErrnE.
sp<efal Unpatea to 1ns ca!eaae T,tbuns-
BAND nEAct, Mich, Doc: hin hnflor this
sSnnngmSs'ner aven West houra @ up Tns
pluHlDE 1Ikht from tho west.
THE SCHOONER ELY NELEAsED.
Special Dtspatea 10 The Enteaoo 1rtbhne.
III: EltEn2TGAS. n3 I DEC. l-IhS schooner Ely va:
lu0 IuttlG tutlfKnt Tor EhtEnEOs
, 1881-12-02

Wtrcheskerss &aypophospk(ts&
vii! cure consumption, coughs. weak lunxA bFon-
chltis, R1d general debility. Estan4shed2J ~ years
, 1881-12-02
French (which tho dosiE knows terribly we!l)
thls privilege ls dsappeartug-B Btatfssood's 8
4 Move, WAY Of Defend Ing ralmye,f.

..- :. Nit Ldka 1FfhtHf.
Thoy had ilftlo 9aMe of draw At the suryey.
ors' cau1p near chorry Creek tho other daJ, aid
tho neRrn cook took hand. Ho also took the
disputed put" and then the row begun. The
ntKrO butted one man In tho stomach and thal
bid in 4 tent. They hunted him nut Of TINT. but
re no t]onbs soFFy they foun! him as 10 ran tho
TINT ono Of h!s oppUncnts was armed with i
kEtic and ono With m Ak. Ono man Eotit III tho
mouth and flo ulhar In tho stDsnach, and th0
negro made fur the wotas, f}ts mode Of itgbt-
lnE was revelation to tho bnyA. After getting
90 hungry noxt morning that thoy wnud rather
TO cntnp. !
, 1881-12-02

pr,.exsss Aro Anihorit0d tu tefund tho ruoney !f
Centaur Lin,meut fails ~ roltevo W cure ~ Fccom-
tncnded.
, 1881-12-02

r. II. alerrnth ~ recomnsnd ceataur L'n'
ln1ent NJ the best external renledy ayef use0."
Lexington, Kentucky, MnEch D. i5it.
, 1881-12-02

II. Afarsh, aup't Adams Expresa Canp{: T..
ruttz, sup't q =. x Coi y. y tf!!n. sn2t M u.
tim. f:alis, nud hptrtlns for tncn and Aoraeh'"
New York Auy. II. I5tt
, 1881-12-02

Bold Attempt Of II Lazy Lout to hob nm
huhrst ixan-Another Chapter In a
penMAy1ynutu Crtfne.
, 1881-12-02
The Worlds Great Healing
Remedy.

An nfab!e euro for rheumatism Eclatca, Neu.
ralRa Wounds. DuEns. Sprn!ns Sttn joints. SPAWN,
and I.umeneas from my cause.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-18
RRIrlsH aRAIA MARKEE.
weekly Review BY the "MArk Lane
RxpFens,n

LONDON, June 1.-THE Marx Lane Err
pps,s, in It's review Of the British grain
trade Tor the past week, says: The dry,
harsh Winds during the week have mate
rally reduced the crop prospects. A
change, unless 1t comes shortly, will be
too late to save the spring wheat, which
begins to look yellow. Altogether, the
season Is amongst the latest On record.
Trade Is chemically dull, and rates since
Monday have been slowly declining There
was q better inquiry for red wheats
on Friday on account oil the pTepondsE'
ancs OF white wheat In foreign imports.
Foreign trade ia nominal and the rates on
Wednesday are unchanged. On Friday
they declined q shilling, but buyers
would only salisfy their present necessi.
ties, Although holding O strong position,
supplies are much smaller, chiefly from
America; the of coast market was solely
for American red winter, which was held
at AIS and Cd per quarter. Against most
lAnguid inquiry the floating bulk is still
large but decreasing, Flour Ia every
where difficult to sell as the foreign sup.
ply grows the values are declining Bar.
10y slow oil sale at unchanged rates. For
eign trade nominal. Oats in fair demSnd,
and heavy samples dear; foreign sold
steadily, but allow OF unchanged rates.
Maize was dropping; mixed American
fell slightly.
fridays sales: English wheat, 81, ITO
quarters, at AIS and l0d per quarter, against
Is, 79I quarters at AIS and cd per quarter,
for the corresponding week Of last year,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-18

TIE three great Censuses oil the past
twelve month in the United States, In
Germany and in England all tell the same
story OF an extraordinary increase OF the
cities and towns al the expense OF the vii
lgges and the rural communities. In old
England, as in New England, 1t Is noted
as the census returns begins to come in
that the agricultural Villages are slmost
always smaller than ten, twenty or thirty
years ago. The cities have grown great
and the entire country has increased in
population, but the farming districts carry
a smaller population and show a more
contracted tillage than in 1871,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-18
MAHTIN,s PERRY,

Secretary ]. B. Miller returned Friday
evening from bis two weeks business trip
in the interest Of the Buckeye Glass Com
pany.
Mics Kate Carmichael Is now sIleslady
In ]. s. Harrison'a store.
MIR. Nj. H. 0ng and daughter LIzSie
from smith6eld are visiting at Mr.. Joe
Melill's.
The strong wind Saturday evening blow
down Holiday 4 Co.'s grocery aign.
The young man Thomas X. Lewis, liCen.
tiate from the Western Theological Sem.
mary at Pittsburgh, who preached In the
Presbyterian Church Sunday, was well
spoken Of by many who heard him.
Tomorrow evening meeting oil the
members Of the Presbyterian Church will
be hold to unite with the pastor Ia for.
malIy requesting the Presbytery 10 dis.
solve the relations now existing Gs pastor
and people.
The old plank walk on Hanover street
grade ia being removed, CURLING put In,
and q new brick pavement will soon be
put down. The public will greatly appre.
CiAte the improvement, as the board walk
was In a miserable condition.
Yesterday afternoon, shortly alter din.
nef, Robert Williana, one Of the employees
at RGlney's coal works, wHs kicked In the
forehead by an uncertain mule, and quite
severely injured. Drs. BlsCkiotd and
Williams attended the injured man and
made him % comfortable as possible.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-18
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, nay IS.
YESTERDAY (lhe mn was the day L

YESTERDAY uhe l7th) was the day Tor
school elections throughout the State; that
is, elections Of County superintsndauts
and School Boards in each school district.
Wheeling being an independent school
district does not participate in these cleo
tiols in this county. In the portion Of
Richie district outside OF the city the
election went by default yesterday. Thepar'
ties designated by the County Commission
ers to hold an election in that district were
not officially notified and no election was
held. Only two voters put in an appear
ancs at the polls, We presume the old
School Board will hold over. They are
Messrs. ]. S, Garvin, Richard CrisWell and
Charles snediker.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-18
tINRUSTEE'S SALE,

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HBhel' Ahu lfuAtee, ny samuel I.sV,vlo lhe ut4.
LeN1l MS vile, and Louis NO. ne. I'm snSttu
net Mo9dm'nsft his vile, the mi 's,e,, s,h ID
Hhy o. June, 1865 and nc Md In r V.tI he Il
No; y pAs ~ ~ The tlrfGs uhGe Al ~, ~ bSl
trHt ds,Sb I.n VA NitlnlJ NE sDoBJ atil
Ame Tthee IN Trust peei Boak \, 'o ,, 10 Il,
tecofd9 " the AbOVf mentioned f,rr,i Ky ", dn,
WI sell a. publ auction, al Ihs r. Z, 90 silti
COUNTY: Welt Virgins, on VI "ase1lE Oh
0ou SAIJhDAf 1HE ltru DAT OF MAY IL,
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,SIInt,i pIOle, ", that 10 10 say. sl,ustr u
MhegllnE' bling the same ruuai and ,o0 ~ rtlpd
which The Original Grant Hone -. .HhltlVb, q
.cTibed ~ the laid detiI Il Trust 4, "lusbdt "
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a. that time called AAISJu ,tI,r nv, ~ ~. hlalVG
lpE ~ lhe souiht1N Mgle u tE0,r ,l,,st,, 'nN
~ w, ~ SonIUS Anu iGrhly N!O yiusi ibr,iN
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10Y NO. ~, being 81 feet lquRTf Ala .,S,,tlEA
loinlng lot No 10, being lot No lig an u, ~ " "
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ua Ag!SIhit We a named lul Ten, = . NY
Wluih on mAfHt Square, running larI W, s.,y'A
hsss parcels viz le sd upsnIsly' a, e'l,I
on The day Of sale. N' V Hs lIVPetj
"a orltr TO ave any aud All question, A I, ur
Y the conveyance to be made 10 lhrIurrb,,.,,, wv.
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Lolio MGodmaa1ee and ht'wi'e Ia Vtoa H. w. ~
rn ., v M at il property lSmalnI labSt A,HS
TERuS OF sALR-Onethn In hand. IN. ,.,,.,.
der in two equal inAlGllmeuts q nj . ,fJ .i.Itun
moplha HeuGsd By bOndb Nth sNuriy, IN, BNt
70 lbs lrlSteer tbe NOTES 10 cary iuI,f.t l,,e
DAY u sale, but the tile will be- nAW,d mi, mn
payment 10 made DANIEL pLrT INV NY. III
~ '.. NJ
The above sale u Gd!Ouru,d tn SATURDAY. N, a..
day Of May, 1851, DAM PPfvN aE
nay II, 1851, a..
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DIED.

GREER-On Tuesday, May II, 1851, at 4 b. M,
JosEPH GAEER, aged 80 year..
The funeral will take place from bic late residence,
No, ISL Market street, this Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock. Friends Of the family are respectfully In.
VItSd to attend. IntSrmOnt at Nj Wood Cemetery.
pEsMoND-on Monday, May IS, 1881, at $50
o'clock, JOHN DEsMoND, aged Is yeArl
The funeral will take place from bis late residence
No, $50 MAIn street. this afternoon Of $50 o'clock.
Friends Of the family are invited to attend Inter.
,n.n1 a. Nj calvaEv CaUatary
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-18

Tue heavy failure Of an iron firm in Eng
land last week draws attention to the fact
that for year past stocks in iron have
bsen piling up there, prices sagging and
production increasing, The sudden de-
mand from this country in lS79-SO slim
ulated the English iron production out Of
all proportion to the real demands Of the
world's iron market,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-18

A NEw YoRK physician Of extensive
practice has been efFsCting many cures Of
his lady patients complaining Of lame
backs by prescribing slippers and WOODEN
stockings for week, to be followed by
wearing low, broad heels to their shoes,
in place Of the high French heels that had
caused their ailments.
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PERHAPS DR.. siemsns, the German cleo
trlOisn, has solved the problem OF motive
power for horse cars, ii not for other cars,
by his application OF electricity to the
railroad between Berlin and suburb six
miles out. According to the cable dis
patches, a speed Of eighteen miles an hour
was easily attained by a car provided with
n battery between the wheels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-18

The newspapers OF Oregon amuse their
readers frequently BY the publication oil
the names Of the citizens who take out a
license to drink at a public bar. Under q
recent law 1t Is penal oIsnse for saloon
keeper to sell liquor to man who has not
provided himself with a proper license,
the price Of which is fixed at tye dollars.