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I4OllAN0 STATE MEMS.
iFrom Saturdays Dtiy.l
NAR AT AEw1s fHsrnIcr.
A U-asA 4Aa Ns.,Hni.. str.x-
-, L.lr EIe. 10. 4. ..-.u-

tDiGpitibes 'd the 10Th. from tho
West. bring the following particulars Of
serious row al tho Starr i Grove
nilne. in Lewis District. eight miles
youth Of Battle Modntsin:
The trdd6le betseeh the Miners
Union and the non. Union man at Lewis
came 10 . head yesterday. Before tho
Unton vas formed at Lewis wages were
cut from So soto 80 and all the mines
were ShGt down. On Monday 81 miners
F,s~sitiolied the Miners Union to allow
them TO 20 TO work at the old rates - 50,
bot 90 answer coming to the petition.
boutwell,. Superintendent of the Starr
X Grove mine. concluded to put men Mt
work at the old rate. and at 2 p. ~ YES
tdrday 50 men started from the lower
town 81 the mine. Tho Constable aud
others went ahead as q committee, and
were met in tho canyon near the mine
by the Miners Union. who asked where
they we're going.
The answer was returned. 1--WE have
waited tong enough for an nswer 10 the
petition ahd were nov goiig to4Ht on d
force at-ss So" r..-rrs .-..F ...
TNs Union men replied they eould
NOT 30 unless 81 was paid, unless they
were better men than they were," aud
advised the miners TO return to the low
G. town. Tho Constable had pistols
saoved Ia his face ana WIS told 10 leave
aud the mirers all rs,uruei TO town.
Afterward Hannah. a Union man, aud
VIM. Edwutds. who had Withdrawn from
the Uuion. met in the mill. Hauuah
kschsed Edwards Of being a traitor.
Edwards said: I've might AZ we'll set.
tie it nOw." aud pnIled a pistol. but
Hsuunh shot him twice. lie cannot
I've. Al Tho sanio lime Beasley, u
Union uian, dreS L pistol aud used the
Same words TO Edwards. Coyne. n ron
Union man, took the side of Edwards.
D'asley fred five times. Coyne return.
I'D the fire. aud during the fight both
were shot.
Boutwell, telcgrAphed to Deputy
Sheriff DnnlaP for help md arms. and
At O'Clock last night posse vent to
te~is on a special engine. Gu arriving
they found all quiet. aud oil returned
this morning except Dunlap. The Nj.
hers Union still hold the Star K Grove
mine. aud are determined not 20 let Ii
one go to work for less than 81.
THE rEEshNr srrvArIoN.
1t il ruroevd that tie pnicn men
expect ie.hIorccmen's soon, anI ,ha
end Of the tsuuSia is not yet reached.
Only twehty one Union men refused To
ntio~ the uIiuers to work for 81 50, but
these i~wenty'oue are deter mined men.
During the trouble no property was
damaged or destroyed. but buth mills
~ alt Inv miles ATE ahat down.
H'nnah gave hm,oif up and 10 in
Jail.
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BaInaGunal.
R-ssfSsst..iht " E.s.rss.Ii To-
night.
Matte and his .blEck Asna,.ssrs
celebrating st. Patrickrs DAY.
Don't tGil 10 go iHd hear tho Blind
MusiciAnSh ttha hall tO-aSshtt "
The Navajo Mining Company declared
q dividend of IS cents per share. on the
18th.
Our former tovnsman, e. s. Yeates.
arrived hero from Tu,earota by the
staSe last evening. and he is still IA
town.
The namo Of WIlism Adams. whoa
standing in ms cfAss is 90. vas inadvef.
family omitted from the published roll
Of Honor" in the Public School, and
at the request of The teacher. Master
Adams is aecondA ths honor to which
he is entitled. .u.,~Tsa
Attendance at the Concert tonight
will cost You no moro than you think II
worth or disposed 10 give. Their mo
ical abilities nYe the only source of live
hhood these men possess, and their
misfortune is worthy OF u little aid al
wei hSsynpatby. "a ,hiHDBS
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rrsom Monday
sainaxunN.


Regular meeting OF Elko Ri1e Club
At their rooms this evening at 7'o'clock,
sharp.
Wells. fargo & Co.'S agent at this
place shiPpsd'vest Saturday. three bars
Of Grand Prize bullion, valued at co.
OS6 rs. and three bArs of Navajo bal
lion valued at e6,oss IL.
We are under obligations 10 Repre-
sentative d. II. Daggett for a copy Of
his able speech upon the subject Of
.tRAiifoAd Wrongs in Neyada." which
he was to have delivered in the Lower
House Of Congress.
The last issue of the TINE. Rerie,c
contains the following statement with
respect to the principal Tuscarora
mines. On tho LIST instant Naysjo had
a cash balance on hand Of so, 2Ia 50;
and North Belle lslo $l0,l 400 %. The
following companies were in debt: Belle
Isle. S7,Gl5 rs; Asenta, 1859 IA; Iu-
dependence. $500 IL; Grand Prize,
S!2,75i 81.
In the long isis or guests 1T the
grand Inaugural Ball on the 4th Instant
we noticed the name OF Colonel J. 8.
Moore. Of Nevada. accompanied by Miss
Carrie f. Smith and Mrs. Dutton, Of
Concord. New Hampshire. 1t is said
that n mans reputo;ion will certainly
follow him. but in this instance, the
C0onel's character as \ gay I'm.
therisuI" teems to have preceded him
st ieast the ovcrshGdowiug presence Of
The friIfi dueuna with which he was
e~rcumLered, would indicate that those
cute Yankees are not wholay unnc-
quaiutcd with the social history OF some
Of the leading spirits Of Ruby Valley.
A defective stove.Pipo in the tailor
shop Of C. +. Corona. just ives, OF the
drug store, Game Very near causing u
couasgtation. this morning. The ioof
Of the building vas ablazs before the
occupants were war that anything
was wrong. and the iiytliest kind Of
work WAS required to suppress the
flames. The premises are the property
Of Mr.. Thomas GIblin, aud when the
fact u the ~imi,onLinG calamity was sui-
denly brnugG; to his notice, the dignity
of Office aud portliucss 0! person were
alike swallowed up in the excitement Of
tho moment; the ~mcthodical County
Treasurer shining it up an awning
post with tn agility 1T ~ pursued feline.
%tEIOwiUg himself aud Il sluice head Of
water; into the deadly breeoh. II was
u close call. AMI a disas!soas c~auaagra.
ton was only Gvertei by The
cIerity and promptitude OF action on
the part Of the County Treasurer.
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notrI

g. Il. Caldwell, San Francisco.
q. Ehrlcich, do
VIM. Smiley. Deeth.
Mrs. Bliss, Tuscarofa,
Wm. rolts. do
O. e. Bethel, Carlin.
Y. l., Castle, do
n. Corcoran, do
Mrs. Stauifer, Reno.
Jud Dakin. Lamoilio.
Q. ii. Bruce, do
q. II. Enovldin. Ogden.
halcom Hall, Star Valley,
VIM. Henry, do
Sam McMdllen, do
JAS. McMullcn, do
Mrs. Fisher, Nevada CityI
Mrs. Fletcher. Grass Valley.
Miss Alice Hopkins. winnomucca.
IL. Q. Davis, CArliu. rIl"
W. Trorlor, Peko.
H. s. futile, Clover.
d. ID. Gibbons, Tusoarora.
Il. A. Hall, Dat,io Mountain.
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ELECTION NsTlcE:

.e"EN.|.I n 1871 " N#|# ..f hr.rH
STATE or NEVADA,
County ~ Hlko. - :
~ u meeting of the hoard Of Trustees Of
Elko Schopl District No. I, held on The lOth
day Of March, 1871. v was decided 10 hold an
election: md snbpil u The qualified ~electors.
oIElkqk e4uoil ~ sttsFt, No. ., tie questtoR
whether u TAX tfian be levied for the purpOsN
cfkceplgg tAcpuihic schools open for longer
pciiodtbSuth e ordinary fnndswill .ficw. J
Now. thotefore VIC, the undersigned, School
Trustccf OF Blko school District Hqai1., By.
virtue 81 authority vested IN. us bI. SSeitSpN -.
Ancudcd SEXUAL laws Of tie gtfkHfpeAtAS
do hereby order that mn election 81 heId on.
the I'd day OF April. 1851, between the houfs Of.
I and o o'clock p. m. in the room sdJoinlnG-
sii, i; s " Nssla 9F ssa s III "a saSRSssssm.ss III:
DIattct No. I. wiicthsr Rtaf of sIx hunSfod.
dollars, (sGOU, shall be levied for the punOoep
Of paying teachers ~saiatirs, ater tho ptesent
rs Fsl ss.iciI%nSj. sIs.Es sS .s.o &Q.
tain the wordsi Tax ycs." or TAX po.",
The Judges appointed 10 conduct the ebovNi
election are,E n. Stone, LIZ. Morgan snd
James Dnifn. JAMES ubNtK,
q. w. LJTrON,
board Of Tfusto,G, Eiko Sa,bof wst. k1.t.
BLKo. New. March, ~ issi.
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DsttE CAbr. Toachcf!
FRfwARY DEPARTMENT..

Leha Alexander 100, Essio Roson.
stock 100; Ella shaehan 100; Edith
Taylor 100; Matte Russell 100; Jerry
sheehan 1905 Guy oaldon 100; John
Tucker 100: Charles Crane 100; Charles
Phslon 100; Charles Henderson 100;
Myrtle scyoo 90; Lilly noseh.,oek
90; Birdie scyoc 90; AMMO Valley 90;
Rachael DSglcy 90, Frod Smith 90;
Frank Compton 90; Oscar Kingloboch
OF, Janss Phillips o7; Charles Walter
OF; Nora Pollard ~; Mamie Littleaold
o7I Willie Slater 81; Tommy Warner
90. Mas. J.. TAYLOR, Teacher.
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NJ ssts. Law rentE aHd Hines the
Blind Musicians, will give ole 6f their
entertainments at Freeman Hall to.
night. beginning at Z $50 o'clock. Both
met are splendid yocalists aud accom-.
plishcd musicians, their concerts EN-.
bradng beside tho shoice musical treats
upon the violin end organ, a wide range
Of comic aid sentimental songs. Their
performances in the Western part Of the
State are highly spoken Of by the prsss
Of those seotidts. and our citizons may
rely upop being most pleasantly enter.
famed at tie Hal TO night.
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Many r.. DososrEtS. aged three
years. vss burnt ~ death att sklsnd,
Tuesday. by EoF Clothes taking Are.
The child ShS was Unusually %intoiIi.
goSt. had evidently been trying to pu.
out 4 fire In 9 partition near tho stove,
which wss still blazing whom her
mother returned and found bor cbarrOd
aud htcies1. A
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Ho'e1 ARRIVALS.

@! II. rnl,6n. OAKLAND. 30
RCB.i s. yeatess Tuscatora. s-avT
20 o. NJ. Deiderich. G. p. II. Il!
II. A. Young. Picasant.
5. II. Siinson Eureks.
e.. Rowland, Csrlin. 1gnH~aa
NJ. Corcoran, Carlin. rs7st.
W. j. Houe,on, San FfainSis6o.
.. II. 81. Lawrsnos.d
Ehas. Hiu6s. do
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AsdDs CAMERON has AZ l&st received
the Republican csucua nomihati don for
United States Senator from Wisconsin.
Tho nomination is equivalent to an
election.
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Divine rscfviccs i, tho Presbyterian
Church 70 hhcffow, morning and even.
ing, Sabbath School at 1890.
Subject In tho morning, "aiving Our.
selves for otbcrs;'' in the evening" Tho
End Of the World" Seats FREQ. All are
invited.
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R~EClSTRsfIoE NOTICE..

.
Not!Sc n atSordsns. with lay 4. hs.Sy.
81: :sIs' 81 = s sSf fs'l Y s.. 'siTSss'ssiiaaf ai:ssss1 s:ss:
stosso ON Of ssliGm.
S 5Gt n, S,oa TG SpcS Re q d Sis; ss' 81 =, . ss:si. :s &
lew Tor .shap! gpiposssl VIII expire Hss
80 Oay o. niHcE & .
SoHN Il stQdgTL 40,
Jun 7zcfI The RsecA sd el.oneie, NseigtVy
.Sgtdtfof ETNo E1s9lou Disthe N6.H
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The following la Hat Of letters 70.
naming In tho Elko ofhco, unclaimed,
for The wccs ending Saturday, March, ~,
1881!
sohnson Coo leonard 8isndh
q. W. Hull, +. NJ,
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ROLL Of RONOn
or FIX PdbIic school ror the
Munih OF February: q r g.

Susie Fnyao 100, Josie Cullen 100,
Lizzie Phalon 99i Luther Butler %,
Rosa GNrrecht 9S; Eddie Compton %;
John Phnlou 0S; Harry Grant %; May
Yum Drcilen 81; Josie Deyino 90; VIM.
Cullen 81; Geo. Lindsay s6i Bertha
Porcher o.; sula Warner OF; Lou Craig
head 90, doc Henderson Of; 0eoi Bruce
81; James Russell ~; Clara K~insloboch
81, Horace Lane 30, Wm. Laao 90;
Alex Peprod 30, ..
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lFrO& frday.s ,Dsily.I
anMzH~naV

TA NnAAh9 CSAcG Htc4RSse pom.
!sistiug OF seyen members. passed wsXi
by the train this morning.
Thirty army recruits h 'ehsIss Oh
Col. NJ. II. Stacy passed West Til.
morning. Their des6SStion is Arizona.
AIN, Ill. Wines Who h.absea cisa.
Ing frieAdsin Eiko fot the pa, ~ d.I
returned to her homo In Eureka This
morning. ,SEHuptI
Eight bare Of huluopsfrop Abe Grsand
Prizs. Navajo and Undergraduates. ar.
rived here last evening aud was ship
ped west this morning.
At the ontertain&snt to. hishta pri1.
will DO given 10 the handsomest man
And the most p6ptlaf Young LADY III The
audience, to be decided by vote.
W. T. Sherwood. agent for the Singer
Sewing Machine Co.. has established an
agency for the sale Of these admirable
machines in the Office Of DIR. Thibodo,
with E. s. Ysates nsloc4i- agent.
A Chinaman was arrested and lodged
In Jail for selling whisky to the Indians.
A number OF white men about town are
suspected Of the same nefarious bust.
ness, and il will be well for them 10 20 a
little SLOW.
The Calico and Eecktie party, given
by the order Of X. s. BIS at Carlin last
evening. was q grand success. About
forty couples took psrt in the dance.
which WA kept up until nearly daylight
this morning.
The crushing arm of the law fell upon
Ma,ty Muloshy yesiefday. Tor bolster.
ously celebrating st. Patnck's DAY.
He was released however. upon furnish
ing surety in the SUN Of thirty dollars
for his appearance.
INV rwv
The following additional names have
been handed dS by Collector Fitch to add
to the list pn6iishedl IN 5sstsfasy's pa
pei 81 those from whom licenses ate
regularly collected: Fairchild & Enhof
10Th class merchandise, Tuscarora.
Hop Lee 10Th class merchandise, Tus.
enrota.f For the information Of busiuess
men aud tax payers d list OF those regu.
larry licensed throughout the county,
will be published every four months.
The vocal and instrumental concert
given at Freeman Hall last evehihg "
Measrs. Lawrence md Hines. the two
blind musicians, was largely attended,
the performers reputation for excellence
having preceded them. The entertain.
ment was in all respects enjoyable, The
audience showing their appreciation by
contributing literally when the In.
came round. Another ENTERTAINMENT
will be given this evening. Doh't fail
to attend.
The Elko R:aa Club have removed
their target aud bulR.head from the old
ground hear the school hodse, to 4
point on tho hill near tho brewery.
Two new bulk. head5 have been erected.
N for the 400 Satd faney aha ohio iSr
500 yards, tho grounds thoroughly
cleared, seats furnished for the accom-.
mediation Of Spectators. and other
wholesome improvements made. The
boys evidently mean business. and arc
ready TO receive most any kind of n
proposition from outside sources.
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Y. n. Elder has been rsnominated for
tho position OF Consul al auataqul,
by President Garfield.
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IIotci Arrivals.

$. g. Lancaster, Tuscarora.
Frank L.. Bacon, 7 do
, o.. II. Hale and wife. Huntington.
q. NJ. Banks. Bullion.
Z. Carville aud wife. Mound.
Chas. Toyn, vi do -Iv
Enoch Gray, Deeth.
T.. A. Kcssles. Salt Lake.
, +. J.. Herman, do gA3xarso
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CuAMridss OF tho boat quality and
brands, .cSH BIO had H Hockbart &
Froeiich's Saloon.
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TuE best quality Of Rhine Wines a,
he Elko Bakery GHd Saloon, Reckhsr,
4 Co., Proprietors.
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Tho Governor has appointed Z. n.
Chose, q Notary Pablo at Wells
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Mrs. Bliss departed for the North by
stage this morning. n1r--
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stage ~Drpnus,...

This morning--G. A.. Kingston II, Abe
Hcsson aud l.. Engior.
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A LxRoE invoice Of tho celebrated
White Isy6 WHISKY Just rscoiysd " tn,
Com Saloon.
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Tak city o'sU,ton in Oakland was car.
,icd by the Citizens ticket against tho
straight Republican.
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Booths celebrated oval brand oysters
received at tho Gem Res,autSnt daily
by exptess.
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Tns celebrated Peruvian B%itisrs, ire
Jefy bcN tonic known, at tho Gem.
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scsdsi seedsii seed-ii
Fresh Garden Seeds mud Onion Sets
TO DO found At the Grocery Store Of II.
Chase.
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4 LiRos invoice OF 1 Key West
.oigers lust received At thu Com
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stage Arrivnis.

Las, evenings. @. LsucaGSf shd
r. l.. Bacon.
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WiTeAEs. CLOCKS, JEWElRY, EYE:
GLASSES AND sPsCTAClES:

And sells them rbcapcr than any boise IL the
state: tiI-wathhoS; el8ckS aud Jewslfy r.,
inaiinr express promptly attended 10. and ss&
isfSction guaranteed. Il.Ha gsH'TE7g
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I" Honor tn Whom Homer IL Due"
The following is a list OF bnmes OF
pupils on the Roll OF Honds. ~ the
Preparatory Department Of tie State
University. for tka 1honth Of February:
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stage IDepnrturen.

TINS morhinsLo. o.. Warner. VIM /.
Black and Sam Howry.
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Sfake Arrivals

Last OsouinG : Thomas Prior and Jas.
Feransont 15 ~
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Regular meeting OF Odd Fellows To-.
nisbA. 0IH
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Hotel Arrivals.
H. II, Wdrdwell, Moore's.
Vim. Black, Stockton.
t. =. Potsh. Huntington.
Thomas Prior. Tuscarors.
jas. Ferguson, do
Joseph Wells, San francisco!
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Hotel Arrivals.

w. O. Dover, Prihoipali
Miss Harris CubtES. Assistant.
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TIaoraT QuiLr! eyed So. . mihor out
Of work, was found Tuesday morning
hanging 70 a the ioot.post Of his bod, In
Virginia Gty. Ho Bsd Been helpsd to
money which he had samblod of.
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Fiss ola oogD.n 4 R.ethSis 1Fio.l::
icb 3
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J.. A. s%cHARLIN:

TuScARoRA, kEVApR;
Ia q u ncticni watchmAkef md 3oISlSf ~
y years experiences. lie always hGs on kan&
n large and wcll.sclcctcd stock OF Ane gold and
silver
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rss.tT.os:

Fnrsu Bread: Piss ana Cakes Il HS
hito S"ts.lttHa ~
Mr.v.vtti lEfA 81 2s.pil. f:
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The crushing arm Of the law fell upon
Ma,ty Muloahy yeaidsdaS. Tor bolster.
ously celebrating st. Patr,ok's Day.
He wal released however. upon furnish.
ing surety in the sun Of thirty dollars
for his appearance.
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Regular meeting OF Elko RAs Club
At their rooms Ills evening at 7o'clock.
sharp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-07
INDIVlDOAL TIE Ms.
Pertineut Personal Points Concernir
People.

Pertineut Personal Points Concerning
People.
0. G. Genther returned from the East
yesterday.
John w. Mason, Esq, Of Grafton, is
in the city.
Hon. Daniel Rider, Of Fairview, Iowa,
is visiting at Clsysville, Pa.
John Ewing, chief clerk at the Treas
urer's Office, is at Columbus.
The family OF Mr.. Frank Healey have
gone to the country for a brief visit.
Miss Teddie Miller and Miss Annie
Conrad are visiting friends at Cleveland.
Col. O'Brien, State Treasurer, is home
from a few days visit in Pennsylvania.
Col Jim Hamilton leaves to-day to
take the road for the Hearts Of Oak Com
bination.
w. II. Hall and family will leave ior
Kansas City next week, where the. will
reside hereafter.
Mrs. Hooton and Mrs. Finn, o!
MoundsvilIe, are visiting Mrs. Wagner,
OF West Wheeling.
+. r. Nichols, w. ID. Reynolds and
George H. Shinn, OF the r. NJ. S., were
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. John r. Lowe, OF Kansas City,
who has been in the city for several
days, left for home yesterday.
Miss Tillie O'Hara and Miss Minnie
King, from Pittsburgh, are visiting the
Misses Millers, OF the South Side.
John F. McGraw, Esq, Of Grafton, and
sisters are at the Mcclure. The Misses
McGraw will attend school at Mt. De
Chantal hereafter.
Mrs. John Post, who has been visit.
ing her father, w. l.. Porter, Esq, at
West Alexander, left for her home in
Kansas, yesterday.
Gen. n. Golf, United States District
Attorney, left for Cincinnati last night,
and will not be present during this term
of court. Col. 6. B. Caldwell, Assistant
District Attorney, will act in his absence.
General Absolom Baird, U. S. A., and
his son, Lieutenant Baird, u. S. A., were
at the Mcclure Yesterday enroute to
Washington to attend the Centennial.
They will be the guests OF John Baird,
ESQ,
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Neidemter Discharged.

Al the Spring term Of the Circuit
Cont of Quo county, Eeidemier, the
German changed with having stolen last
October the horse and buggy OF ex-
SIsvor Swerney, Was tried. The jury
bronyh, i'm A verdict Il guilty and fixed
his Imprisonment at two years IN the
oenitentiary-the mikimum period al
lowed by statute.
ON application OF his counsel, this
vsIdict was SIT aside and a new trial
awarded. Yesterday, Mr.. Jordan, the
States attorney, entered a mol. pros IN
the case.
Judge Houston was Neidemeier's at
toruey, and the reasons he presented to
the prosecutor for the action which the
latter afterwards took were: The pris-
onerh had suffered much IN jail from an
attack of fever; that during his eleven
months Imprisonment his conduct had
hem irreproschable that Judge Melvin,
in granting q new trial, said the evidence
did uot show ~concluslyely any criminal
intent; that the prisoner is anxious to
gst 10 work and that he can get job as q
Roller If discharged that his eountrymen
renresent him as 8 quiet, industrious,
harmless and innocent German.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-07
Sunday School CONVENTION.

The Wheeling Sabbath School Teach.
ers' Association resumed its regular
monthly meetings last evening at the
English Evan. Lutheran Church.
The attendance was large, and two
most beautiful blackboard illustrations
greeted all present.
By common consent and desire the
devotional exercises partook OF prayer
for the Nations stricken President.
And one of the blackboard drawings
was a steadfast old light house, represent
ing Christ our stronghold" while bear
ing toward it was a staunch ship, having
on board its precious, stricken burden,
May a gracious Heavenly Father re-
move the shadow Of death from our
land, was the united prayer OF those
present.
The minutes Of the last meeting Of the
Association were read and approved.
A special committee OF three was ap.
pointed to arrange for a County Sabbath
School Convention, Beech Glen being
the place that seemed to have the pre-
ference.
Revs. Cunningham and Lyle gave
their impressions OF Chautauqua, the
beautiful lake, the abundance of mental
entertainments, and vast enjoyment to
be found there.
The meeting was very entertaining,
and adjourned at $50 O'Clock.