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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-01-06
CRIME AND CRIMINAL REoopn

disappointment in love caused Hen.
ry D. Wright of Detroit to commit suicide
Dec. 81. He was an Englishman.
I /. There are reports OF murder on Mon
day night Dec. q, Of NJ. Bratton bv Juave
Woodsmall, some 20 miles north OF Washing
ton city. -
At North Augusta, Christmas dav. Mrs.
Hart se years ofage, was .nurdered hv her
son. The body horribly manxled vss fonnd
II 4 barn. -; ~, p :. ;. -~
: The iurxin the Scott, Cross and Bah.
bett scandal cass, after being out about !.
week, rendered q verdict, Dec. % Of s47s0
akainst the defendant. .--.:-s...,..-.,., :. :,
Conductor James Snow and Enoi.
neer George Chamberlin of the freight train
which caused the recent collision near Tim.
Ohio, have been arrested for murder. ~ 8. :
i At Detroit, Mich, John Fesrul,on. 8, nro. ].
4 prietor q the Calsdoais house, "a. shot de.d
~ Akwifs to protect herself from the NM.
3. ssaaae kaife with vhich he Was puranins
Both wsre drunk. 3 tt:# - - -
!. So ouiA % murders and s. MI. /.
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Mobiles county, Ainaesota -

read the letters on both sides. The -laat.
one he. perused must have been verv de-
spondent. tor Re i,nmef mefdiately sn,1ht his
daughter and won from her by depnes=
the whole story. s2 :.=.s' z.'.s- -
II is scarcely necessary, to add that Mr.;
Weaver was convinced in regard to.SEr..
rincourt, 8 intentions, for II vas NOT long.
before the household was a scene Of con,
fusion, the confusion that alvays nr,e.,
:cedea . Lr;li;.pt =-ej,;.,.s -,;;li r.
/ however, that ihe dav. Sreyiou. +, f6ss
one appointed for the marriage. mv r sunu1a.s IS.
ter, who was seated betroen ehia dsn,h.
ter and her sbetrothed. 1emlArked. 81 hin
eye fell upon me: ss..z=, s.. ss;s
I II must get new. beaver before TO-
morrow }-,.s.=- . = 8. .,zS:1.s::s..
+ My heart sank; but 4 was only exper;.z
encing what thousands before me have
felt, namely, the CONSCIOUSNESS Of unre-
warded Kindness, for had I NOT been the:
medium through which the now ,hanns
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Sixty Yards of Rattlesnakes.
prescott (Arizons) Niner.1


Commodore joseph De Stephenson,
we'll known all over the Western CONT
nent, and now resident of Antelops
Creek, in this county, informed us that
during the GUNNER he has been inces-
sanity prospecting in his section, having
the faith Of finding great fortune, and
that at one time he lived ON roasted bar
ley for seventeen days, without other
food, save two doves and an occasional rat
tlcsnake. He has killed since bis adven.
into Antelope rattlesnakes, whose skins
be has retained, which, Ewhen stretched
out, will measure sixty yards. The Com
modorc has long stick, with q crotch
on one end, between which he has fixed
thong, with which he captures theeo
little pets by pushing the fork over the
neck, holding the snake secure nntil he
decapitates them. He tells us that after
skinning the snake he cuts the meat mp
into slices three or four inches long, puts
it into salt water for few hours, when
he takes it out and fries it in hot lard un-
til it turns to brown color, when it is
ready for the table, and IL unsurpassed
by any meat in the world.
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MISCELLANEOUS News.

The new State officers Of Iowa were
sworn into office Jan. 3rl.
On the evening of Dec. 20, the ther-
mometer at Cleveland, O., stood at IL below
zero.
At Richmond, Va, at sunrise, Dec.
80, the thermometer stood at degrees below
zero.
At Petersburg, Va, at $50 o'clock
Dec. 81, the thermometer registered 1G dc.
grees below zero.
New Years day in New York city
was reported cold, but delightful. All busi-
ness was suspended.
In Danville, Va, Dec. 80, the wealth.
er was the coolest ever known there. The
thermometer at 6 a. II. indicating II degrees
below zero.
The President has decided to accord to
Cadet Whitaker another trial, and q court
martial win be ordered In few dayr. =
The night Of Dec. q, was the cold
est on record in Galveston, Texas. The ther-
mometer indicated 10 degrees below zero.
The funeral OF seven victims of the
recent fire in Buffalo, N. T., was held Dec 2S
They were buried In one common grave.
At Cincinnati, O., New Years day
was uneventful-the observance was in the
traditional routine, of calling and receiving,
and quite as general as formerly.
A Cincinnati advice of Dec. 81, saws.
kilograms report that quail and other Wild
game have perishcd in great numbers a.
through the Ohio Valley by the severe cold
weather. 1t is slowly modcrating. %=.:~S
The receipts Of the internal revenue
at Washington, Dec. soth, were $3s4 1857, s667 and
from customs $153,s54. Checks amounting
to 81 ,G75,00O were @remitted Dec. 3Oth, from
the treasury department on account Of the re
dcmption of loan skies of 1880.
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NEUROLOGY.
.IiNNJARV-

g. Bishop Gilbert Haven, of the Methodist
Episcopal Church ; at Maiden, Mass, aged So
4. George Jones, the "Count Johannes" N
eccentric New York character.
G. ''Yankee Locke" well-known comedian
10. Frank Leslie, the weIl-known New Yo:l
publisher, aged 50.
man Paris, aged H.
B q. James De Mile, professor ia Dalho,lsie
! College, 1 Halifax; y; 8, end famous novelist
who designed the English House Of Parlia.
ment at London, aged 50.
FEBRUARY.
Philadelphia, aged II.
10. John Rice the last survivor Of Perry's
victory. on Lake Erie ; atSbelby, Ohio, aged S.
II. Mrs. Tweed, wife Of the late "Boss" Of
New York city 1T Paris
II Samuel G: Arnold, for 4 short term Uni
ted States Senator from Rhode Island; a,
Providence.
10. signor Brumidi, the artist who designed
and executed the frescoes in the Capitol n
Warrington.
20. Ex-Congressman Lorenzo Danford, ot
Ohio, killed in . railroad accident near Bel:
lsire, Ohio. Benjamin Brandreth, the famous
pill-maker at Sing Sing, N. Y, aged II.
MARCH.
l. William Maxwell Wood, Surgeon General
Of the Ulheed States navy at Baltimore, aged
s. Commodore Isaiah H.nsoomb, United
!. Judge ". H. Hayes, Of the Federal Court
OF Kentucky at Louisville, aged SO.
28. A. 4. Corbin, brother-in. Of Gen.
Grant At Jersey City. ...
so. Richard Van Rensselaer, the last of the
celebrated New York family Of that name, 4
banker ; at Albany, aged 50.
/ APRIL. -:
s. Rear Admiral Thacher, OF the United
States navy At Boston, aged -.
q. Gen. James l. REYNOLDS, soldier an,l poll.
tician; 1T Lancaster, Pa., aged 58.
10. ". A. Howard, Governor of Dakota Ter
rtory, and former Congressman from Michi-
gau At Washington. :.
10. DR.. Edward Y. H. Kenealy, member oi
Parliament, and counsel for the Tichborl,e
''::Ii as. J. ss,ism.n, th. ve,l-knovp syndicate
New York banker at New York. . IL
%: D. ". Middleton, for twenty years; ;C:erl
OF the United States Supreme Court It Wash
! ington.
2. MAI. Gen. Heintzelman, who commandes
adivision TN ths Army OF the Potomac ). q
Washinoton : -
8. Hon. George Browne, statesman and Jour
nalst, OF Toronto, Canada, Who was shot eom
weeks before by . discharged enploys. .--~-...,
IA. Chief Justice Sanford E. Church, OF III,
Aex York Court Of Appeals; 1t Albion, N. Y.
;a. E1-ao,. Foote, Of Mississippi, forme,r,,
vnited States Senator at Nashville, Tenn.
%. b. K. Jones, the inventor and first max
q. Of: luctfer matches At ciillicothe, Ohio
: g: Richard B: Connolly, th. Tweed: Comp
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ylystle C0np4nv.A and q distinx xufshed author
~ N York aked - sTss 20 u
SUI Court of Connecticut. z
lgss40s. 81. Chandler. for nany yearss 1dit0t
OF tle:sLL sasled shXatss Gazette and mAnher ul
eo.ssss from 1919 TO 1865 q Philad elphIa,
s, s,. s
:. l2slom Iaylor, the noted E1glish dramatitt
g g ~ hehdon s. I
s:J0lm a. C1mpb ct ons time 0otseljoi
etsff \ S. ~, =
Judge JAoOb tinkerhoR, tol the Ohio
snpssns stl Court bench for several years ]; at
- lpo' O'ao' . II, rs
mn. = : Z
=. y ssos.; Wlau1a ~ 5otlers an toetcere OF the
Ts tst, aot1 sn1 tne aexseen ,Nar, ana q eandi-
9ose. 1ot wee Iresident With Lewis Caas, in
a'rs Gs.o,!s1n ~! hy aSed - ..;s
ls.,a.is ~. tS,.n g at
xia.;d. t,s;S.:., - =,
~ ~ N1alsos,, Iaso En6lihh
e 9 fsf1s, aged 3o: ~
fnr v;o p,..sio.t ~. 81. 1onnson oandadAte
Tatv.rsn,, a.s4ot VIZ " 1o6O ~
sllst)a Mil iba .ceisjsstsa a. Nc,--,ss,,, 80,
mist :iat Rerrer. NORA .s1d N 1'.o'- ~.
~ sInes, ,3. Aetilsll esler:tas sac.ap. 60 I,
81 &c lunIipl. 81. a; 81 ;:3 - -
aQ Mra. Charlcs Kan v;S"n. - *. =, -.
hreted Eneiish actor hsr.eiS rrou " tne g, et eno
: stage A N1IAA Ellen Yraa n .Enclan1
: ii. BRIG: Gem Albert r 1faver Ch;o, ~ A..
United States Sianal service iam;l.rv tno,rn M sre
as sod Probs !" at Buffalo.
n. Chief Oursy, leader Of the Ute Indiana :.
= in Southern CoJo:aIlo "a 'Ao o'o AA'A'."s )
%. Ex43oy. Panl q. Hehert y, o,;.;.,.
OFFICER in the Mavican ~ .nS -, 49, Ms.1, az
ats army ;: at Nev TSrle,na .oad 60 10 oon'eoei-
N:n 80 Rob Robert Mc,7,e,,.na e1 a,vsrno. =, NJ.
igan aud Secretary OF the Interior in President
Pierce's Cabinet at Detroit, aged Is.
.SEprEMRER.
l.. Brsvet Mai. Gen. Torbert ,c.x,,r, co,,
mander dnr;1s M = tbs go nshei,;an ;.t 1y ~ com
the Tiorisa cosst .oa1 ''" a. 'os~ ~ sea On
10. Marshall q. Roberts, the va,,..,o.r Ma.
WI aa,,;4sI;.t ..:as ec VAC "oii-Ano"n Now
e 10 I.a1st Tpm Tst:ra sfea o. rs,.o
Connecticut from iS55 to 1ss7 IA eaof .o,;.1 from ron
n iresdems oenso o. TIE United States for time dur
$, nc,,ald McK,.S ~ ti'a h,,;,a aeeu -;
s,,:,s vt TamiIton Ma. s"ad a 81 VI c"pl'er
-.. n1vronrH
'sss@'
.. Jacques Oaenbach, the celebrated opera
comP"sen - fasls' aged 81.
~. 'ans u. Bates, WIDOW OF Hon. Edward
an,n - a. .s 49, uone'a' o'oer ffesldent Lin
'',a 10 1t;s; HH.; iu"s is,s,;.a n n.,
&C; ole. |nas'tc % I: y; ryan, oi tile iscon-
s'l, ~ Sup,s,no as Loatt Al Madison. aged 70:
~. Mts: lHu'a Msfla Chud, tue we'i-known
:nu'eiysa ~ ,;. ssnnoseas ~ Waxiana Mass: aged
~ tho Enc,;sh T4,,ri ~ .,..olu oute, 'ustlce
aged AZ. '''
oI Wi Thon,as r p,.,., AZ, A. c
Gen. Jackson At the battle Of New Orleans. H.
and Surveyor General Of New 0rla,ra ,,n,1o::
President Madison: At Iousviile. Kv'" aped o.
81. Bishop Dapgett Of the NJ r Gh,,sci. IT.
RichmM,d. Vs ''~ '@' A'' o""''" ~
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~ ll'it,,e, q dps',ft
Pu1llsz11D THusapAra, = 81.
Vprthiastoa, Mobiles Co., hinn.
aeT..lno: :4Two dollars s year.. In advance;
= .0ns dollar Tor six naonths; Fifty ceats fo'
s tArss months. - .1: :+
Ihe Old Estab ablished Paper. OH
.cial paper Of the County.
b ..#.;Gs-r- - ..-
.5.: .. A.P. Miller,
,:..< st..-. . a Editor and Proprietor.
1flE6RAPHIC BREVlTlES
PERSONAL AID POLITICAL

9 Don, Piatt has given Senator Conk-
ling a fearful editorial cxcoriation.
:ssz+'.William r. Grace. the new mayor of
= New York City, was sworn into Office New
: Years day.
~: Joseph Briefly 4 Co., cotton spin.
5ners Of Rockdall, Eng, have failed. 1.iabili-
ties G23, 200.
The Cheyenne River delegation of
Sioux, took leave of Secretary Schurz and left
tof. home, Jan. ;;rd.
< Col. Isreal Wedges, First artillery,
has been retired, having served over forty years
as commissioned officer.
John II. Lynch. Congressman elect
/, from tho shoestring district Of Mississippi,
will he seated in the place of Chalmers.
The remains Of George Eliot, the nov
elIst, were inferred 1t Righ Gate, ling. Dec.
~. Alar &C number Of friends were present..
Brigadier General II. =. Morey. in
spector general, and Col. j. B. Barnard, ol Iii
corps of engineers, have been placed upon the
retired list.
\. S. Logan, lineal descendant of
the historic Indian chief Of that name, has
been appointed to position in the interior de
~partmcnt at Washington.
District Attorney B. X. Phelps
whose dangerous illness has been announced
died at his residence in the city of New York.
on the evening Of Dec. 30.
Dec. 80, Brig. Gen. r. i. Moriez, in
spcctor general, and Col. j. B. Barnard of the
corps OF engineers were placed upon the retr-
cd list by the president, to date Januarya
The Republican members OF ethe
New York House OF Representatives met in
caucus Jan. 3rd, and nominated Gen. Sharp
for speaker. The Democratic members non.-
mated Erastus Brooks.
Rev. o. H. Tffipay, Rev. jacob Todd
and Mr.. J. B. Long have been designated TO
represent the Philadelphia conference III the
esnmenical council OF the Methodist church,
l" l.ondon. England, next September
Under the law the appointment of
Secretary Rimsey, acting as secretary OF the
Navy, will expire the 30sh OF Dec, twenty
days from its date. The President has decid-
ed to renew the appointment from time to
time uuti the 4th OF March.
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REIGN,

| berg died Dec. 21.
\ dispatch from Athens announces
| that Greece has drawn up reply to the Turk
ish note Of Dec. IA.
The Turkish porte has resolved to
| mass 100, 900 troops on the Greek frontier and
| concentrate forces at other points.
Alfred New, proprietor of extensive
| iron works at Trowcll, near Nottingham, Eng.
land, has failed. Liabilities heavy.
Louis Auguste Blonqnit. the noted
communist and socialist agitator Of France,
died at Paris, Dec. 81, aged Is years.
The first detachment of engineers
and workmcn were to leave Paris Jan. $, 10
prepare for the commencement of work on the
Panama canal.
A st. Petersburg correspondence says,
It is the opinion Of competent judges, that
nrs, E%ss,. has ..,. made ample concession in the
The police of Paris are making pre-.
parations to suppress disordcrly demonstr,-
lions on the occasion Of the funeral of the
dead communist, Blangui.
1t is stated that 1000 guns are sent
to Ireland weekly from Birmingham, and that
within the last three weeks 5000 rides have
been sent there from Birmingham.
Claude Joseph Cossimer GaillOr.
'enie, the French historian, and signor Ma,rs
Wacchl Colian, writer and historian, arc dead,
so reports Jan. telegram from Paris.
Large crowds of students in Berlin.
Germany, indulgcd in riotous demonstrations
ag'.ihst the Jews. Large and stormy meet
ings continue to be held and the crusade seems
to be gaining force. = IT,:
"A ConstantinOple dispatch aIino,lll.
ces that the representatives Of the powers have
renewed their recommendation that the portc
should submit to arbitration, but it is not
probable the porte will adopt the recommcn-
dation.
Towfk Pasha, an army officer. was
recently appointed minister of finance. The
financial administration of Turkey is now con.
trollcd by military men. All the available re
sources Of the country are now devoted to mil
itary preparations.
A dispatch from Geneva, Switzerland,
Of Dec. IS. says the suicide of President An.
derwert Of the Swiss Confederation is attrib-
uted to temporary insanity. He believed his
life endangered by secret enemies The rela-
lively small msjority BY which he was elected
President Il said to have greatly disappointed
him.
n Dublin correspondent says more
rcpulsivc and terrible year has never come up
Oh the country. Its history may be written in
two words-distrcss and disturbance. 1t came
in with a begging box and has gone out with
IL bludgcon. 1t will take many years to recon-
struct the social social system now in ruins,
and few can bc sangtliue enough to hope that
the task will he accomplished in the present
generation.
A scheme to blow up the Ironclad
Lord Warden guardship, of the Firth of Forth,
is supposed to have existed for the past week.
A torpedo has been found beneath the bow of
the boat. A large torpedo net has consequent
ly been bnoyed around the ship to keep boats
or torpedoes off, and other precautions have
been taken. The Lord Warden is an armor
plated steamship of 800 guns, and carried 1s
guns. She is in coast guard service.
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=5AU0QD1,

Z y. Ihe Oo0nn tr9n1post 1oe blown up By I
stt@spedoS y Cellao bay, and 16o q her ctsv
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4 II. BY : train running on the track q. the
Midland raitroad, in England, abOut doz Il
persons are killed. Sf' - " ~
II. Twenty psrsons are lilled by collision
between two excursion trains near Atla,iii:
City, N. T. Ill - i :, ~ s>sz 5
III. The town OF Eureka. New. is : second
lime almost wiped out by fire. ~,
+: II. Great parade Of Kui;hta Tempiar ii
Chicago. !
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What was it you said, ms?-three huud red,
Indeed, that will DO pretty well,
Make pa see that 1t gels In the papers,
And ee sure that be cc:. ::or9ef Neil.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-28
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is a neyer.failine cure for ner
vous debility, exhausted vital.
ity, seminal weakness, sper
mttoFrhga, Los 4 MAN
HpoD,i D,inpotency, paralysis.
and all the terrible effects OF
self-abuse, youthful follies and
and excesses in maturer years
such as loss Of memory, las.
situde, nocturnal emission, a.
version TO society, dimness Of
vision, noises in the head, the
Yitnl Nnid s,aa-ince unohnorraA
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-28

in the urine and many other diseases that lead to insanity
and death.
Dr. MlNTIE will agree to forfeit Five Hundred
ATIVE (under his special advice and treatment) will
cure for anything impure injurious found in it, DIR
MIN tie treats all Private Diseases successfully without
mercury. G;0nsul lta sfon f-~e Thorough examna
tion and advice including analysis OF urne IS co. Price
Of vital RrstOTattve. 50 90 bottle, or four times
the quantity sloc0 any address upon receipt
price, c. o. D. from observation, and in private
name il desired, by A. L. MINTIE, NJ. ID.
IL kearneY Street, San Fra nci.cO. Cal.
DIR. MINUTES KIDNEY REMEDY, NEPH.
1t ICENI. all kinds Of Kidney and Bladder
plants, Gonorhna Geet Leucorrh9a. For sale by B. F
Foster and Geo. G. Thaxter, Druggiss Carson City $0
. b,tte, six bottles for $50 = =
Dn MlNiI DANDELlON PILLS are tks
best and cheapest DYS PEP0aA end BILIOUS ocre
In the market For sale b. B. 2 Foster and 0eorge q
Thaxtef, druggists Carson City uhlIly
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Teegrap ph Cigar Store. ornsby Building, ,Goarsou stree
Carson.
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RELLARE.


0msoFs ElOeted-Death From Eating
ereeR Suts-GeneFal Gossip.
9eIlaire boys talk as If something was up
for Monday night
Rev. c. ". Wallace, of Jacksontown, near
Newark, preached at the Fist Presbyterian
Church Sunday,
The BelIaire Building and Loan Company
elect new Board Of Directors at their office,
in the gas office, Monday evening.
The American House, Just below City
Hall, was offered for sale at auction on Sat
urday, but was not sold, as more money was
wanted. The highest bid was 1880
II your business or pleasure calls you to
ride on the Cleveland X Pittsburgh road
Monday, be sure you have the time table
right for all times are changed this week,
Zilchs Hall Is being used by number OF
persons as skating rink. Quite number Of
young folks have become proficient in this
exercise on the smooth tiag'stone pavements
this summer.
The Council wants the City Solicitor 10 at
tend every meeting Of that body, to be on
hand in case OF the need OF legal advice.
Dewitt DanfOrd, who has been serving rs So
licitor, has resigned.
We have seen letter from Dunedin, TAs.
mania, q thousand miles beyond Australia
ordering ten pounds sterling worth Of Jane;
+. MDrrisOn'S Scottish Thistle Fumers, and
speaking in praise OF them.
Katie Stewart died at her home on Gravel
Hill Friday evening after very short sick
ness, caused, probably, by eating unripe but
ternutS The funeral services were held Sat
urday noon, after which the body was taken
to Pittsburgh,
We know u street where very carefully
graded gutter does not have drop OF watel
this rainy weather. while the middle OF thu
street is torn up by all the water Of hill
side, A little common sense is all that !!
wanted,l but it looks like good deal OF it Il
lacking,
The Eldorado Circle of the order OF Druid
elected the following officers Friday evening
Arch Druid, Francis Turner; First Bard Mrs
J. Nelson; Second Bard, Grilla; Secretary
Arthur MCClain; Treasurer, W. H. Little
Inside Guard, George +. Anderson; Outside
Guard, Thos. G. Hyatt, Captain Little
home was the scene Of an enjoyable suppe
to celebrate the installation Of the new OH
GERS.
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RIVER TALK.
SquIbs aud SendOGTs About the Ohio aud
Its ROhIA.

The Abner 0'Neal Is still running in the
Darlington trade in lieu OF the Telegram.
The steamer Courier Is having her ma.
chinery oyerhauled and put in fine order,
The Return and Welcome arrived yester.
day in good shape, to take their places in to-
days trade,
Capt. John Porter's new tOwboat is called
the atlantic" The line now embraces the
Atlantic, Pacific and Baltic,
The new steamer NJ. G. Knox No. . has
been purchased by Messrs. Morris and Prince
for the Bellaire trade. The price paid was
5000. It will probably be called IaBelle
No. ..
Saturday was very dull along the wharf,
nothing being done. Last night the marks
showed 81 inches and stationary 1t is un.
derStOod that last nights rain was general
one, and that being the case, a ten foot rise
would not be improbable.
Tom Morton, OF the George Roberts, and
Peter Boil, a brother pilot, and known to
several in this vicinity on account OF his
knowledge Of the channel between West
Wheeling and Boggs Island started last
week in q skiif to inspect the channel he.
tween this point and Louisville during the
low stage OF water.
CAIRO OctODer 3u.-ArrlYed: City OF PROV.
idence, Nicksburg; Throop, Evansville; Gen.
eyieve, Memphis; Fannie Tatum, Paducah;
City Of Nicksburg, St. Louis. Departed
Geaevieve, st. Louis Throop, Evansville;
Providence, St. Louis; PaSa, Memphis; Fannie
Tatum, st. Louis City Of Vicksburg, ViCEs.
burg, River twenty-five feet ten inches and
falling Weather cloudy.
EVANSVILLE October 3O.-Arriyed; l.. p.
Ewald, Rockport; John s. Hopkins, Cairo;
Evansville, Bowling Green. No departures.
Weather cloudy, with light rain this after.
noon. Wind east TO north. River rising.
Mercury so. Business dull.
NEwORLEASs, October SO-Arrived, Golden
Rule, Cincinnati Weather clear and cool
tonight. Heavy rain this morning.
ST. Louis October 30.-Arrived Polar
Star, Tennessee river; SCudder, New Orleans;
Genevieve, Memphis.
CISclNN4TI, October 3O.-River two feet
three inches and rising Weather cloudy,
mild, and raining.
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THE COURTS.
Notes OF Saturdays Judicial Proceed.
inRH.
SUPREME CorR1-IldgI Green, JOhnIOn, Hay.
mond and Patton.

luBus
SUPREME CouRT-JudgsI Green, JOhnSon, Hv.
mOHd and Patton.
This Court convened at 10 A. N. Saturday,
and the following opinions were rendered:
Maria Holden vs. David ". BoggesS, from
Harrison county. An appeal was allowed;
bond 1900.
Ferd Relnhardt vs. N. J. Reinharit ct al,
from Circuit Court Of Ohio county. Appeal
and supersedeas allowed; bond $1,000
J. N. Winkler's executor, from jefferson
county. Opinion by Pattohi Judgment OF
Circuit Court reversed,
o. A. Patton and wife rs. ". A.. Quarter,
trustee ct al, from Kanawha county.
Opinion by Patton; Decree Of Circuit Court
corrected and affirmed.
Board Of Education Of Cabin Creek Dis.
trict vs.. Old Dominion !. NJ. and N. Co.,
from kanawhA county. Opinion by Green
Decree Of Circuit Court affirmed.
Joseph +. Abel vs. Penn Mutual Life In.
surance Co., from Jefferson county. Opinion
by Green: Judgment Of Circuit Court
affirmed.
John Marshall's executors Va. ". A, Mar.
shal ct al, from Jefferson county. Opinion
by johnson: Decree reversed and new trial
awarded.
D& o. r. r. Co. vs. Vim. D. Annon, from
Preston county. Opinion by johnson
Witt Of error dismissed as lhiprovidently
awarded.
Lloyd VS.. Kyle, from wetEel county. Mo
ton to dismiss for failure 10 print record
was docketed.
D. {. Lee, Esq, Of Harrison county, wa.
admitted to practice, on motion Of Judge
Kennedy.
Adjourned to next Saturday